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THE OMATTA DATLY T5TDE: SATURDAY, -lUE 2W, 1JJ0U.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
WbtAt Holds Firm Aciicst Sensitionallj
UnfivorabU Irop Reports.
CORN STRONG GREATER PART OF SESSION
Onls Mnrl.rt Strium nnil Ai'llvr mill
Croud In Iwtinlly .Ni-kIim-IpiI I'll
Double I'miihI Size Provisions
! Mining mill ActUe,
CHICAOO. Junp 22. Northwest ro;i re
Tiorts were more sensationally unfavorable
than evpr today, but wheat rontcntpd itself
with holding llrm. July closing he over yes
terday. Heavy realizing mitigated against
n. nrnnounccd advanre. Corn was netlve
nnd strong, helped by win at. n better ex
port demand and renewed buying by local
bullx, July closing k1i-c higher, oaf
closed Vie up. Provisions were Ktrong nrrt
active. July pork closed one. July lartl 25c
nnd July rlbx 224c over yesterday.
Speculators had to swallow Ions wheat In
licavy chunks throughout the session nnd
nt times July dipped under yesterday's clos
ing Ilgtircs. The northwest spring wheat
condition was still the t'reat bull strong
liold and dispensed news of such a pess.-
nUllit innrxr thtt. il.n ff ,.! .1 ft ,1 tt'l'W ll fl till lOcl
nt a gain Instead of a loss In price made. J
Trade was active, not to say excneii, aim
the market puNo was rather feverish A
fooling that the northwest shortage gave,
lis It may ultimately prove to be, hud been
discounted, was prevalent among many
traders. The heavy protlt-tuklng did not
tend to chance this opinion. In otlur
words. It wus held by many that the price
laid advanced HUlllclently to allow today's
jiews, which was the most unfavorable v t
reielved, to he Ignored. Hot weather and
n clear sky were generally reported from
the Dakotas, .Minnesota and Manitoba.
3'rom these states crop possibilities were
generally reported two-thirds ruined and
the condition called a veritable dlister.
Statistician Snow of the Hoard of Trade,
Just back from a thorough liivrstlirallon of
the situation, Is reported to have declared
the two Dakotas would not raise over H,
OXX) till., while other authorltUs said tho
Hire.) northwestern states, tosether with
Tdnnltohu, would not prnduir over f,',
ChiO.ooi) bu. this season. July opened l'-jfr
lOie over yesterdny at MiifiNSTdc and shortly
nrterward sold at S2Vie. The opining bulge
ivas under the Inlluencc of news of charac
ter hereinbefore mentioned and the slump
was on prollt-taklug by longs. The north
west was still a buyer, but following tho
opening the market lluctuated according as
the :iressuro from longs was heavy or
merely easy. July, following this dip, ral
lied to KlVu 3316c, whereupon longs went
nfter more prollts and sent it back to Sio.
Again there was a rally, July this time
touching Vl'4fMie and most of It was held.
The market was pressed back to 827S,e, but
llrmly resisted and closed '.to over yester
day at MVtiC. Clearances at the seaboard
were equal In wheat and Hour to 129.60) bu
New York reported 12 loads taken for ex
giorl. Rfcolpts ut primary points were SIJ.
ikiO bu.. compared with 377,0(0 bu. last year.
-Minneapolis and Duluth reported -lir. cars,
itealiiHt -US last week and IX') a vear ago.
Jocal receipts were 111 cars, 3i of contra, t
(trade. The .Modern .Miller reported harvest
ing of winter wheat orogresslng favorably.
Corn was strong the greater part of tho
f-osslon. The market opened with a sharp
advance In sympathy with wheat, but coun
try offerings were liberal and receipts largo
nnd the decline In wheat found a ready
eymuathlzer In com. Tho market lost tho
early advance and 'lo to boot. In return
came sutuiort from tho old hull crowd nial
Inlying by people from the provisions pit.
'I he market stiffened and the ulnd-uii was
strong. July sold between 40c nnd 41Tc.
closing Wfc over yesterday nt U".5T HHc.
Itecelpts here were 722 curs.
The oats market was strong nnd netlve
nnd the crowd In the usually neglected
Tilt double the usual size. The northwest
was a buyer because of loss of feed stuff
nnd were the mnln support, although shorts
covered moderately on the corn stiength
omplnlnts of scarce hay. lack of grass ami
im oats shortage were received. July sold
between 24i.ie and 2.'e and elo.ed 'ic over
yesterday at 2lic. Itecelpts here were 2Vi
Provisions wero active and strong. The
li t seemed to have at last contracted tho
bull fever, which has been affecting grains
Jtog receipts were light, prices at the vards
llrm and there was a broadening of th
?ii ?i1V. imt,,,.?,,ln,,Jul', ,ork !,ol1 between
fll.nj'.a nnd 12.12i and closed GOe over yes-
e,,,V9.,7 Wll,r ,hU
Mstlmatwl receipts tomorrow: Wheat 1C0
a7n,0W hen"'.' " Ci""H; ,,,M' 3W Cnri,: hK"'
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclcs.l Open. Illgh.l Low. Closed Yes'y.
Wheat
Juno
July
. Aug.
C'orn--Junn
July
Aug.
Oats
July . Aug.
I'ork
July Sept.
3ard
July
Sept.
Oct.
Itlbs
July Sept.
Ull '.I
81'A
82 Yh
83-i
41Ti
40T
ll'S
-Hj
2P,
Ti i2Vi '!(,!
mI xii mrti
I
H'if'tiJ
UiHUIil
I i
2'4fn;
2ITH-51i
I
4l'i
4P
42',A
lOW-i; II lift
10ff1ll)-(ilH.
41
I2'i
2 IK,
2IU
70
S3
24i
2 Hi
25U
I 11 70
I a K,
12 12'4
12 33 I
I I
12 0714 U
12 35 11
6714
75
C7V4
80
S3
,1 i
r. 70 I
li S3
6 S7!
! I
I 6 77',i
6 85
R 92'-
G 70
I! S3
tj 92141
7 tf
7 07 '4
li 97 V4
7 u7!fc
7 03
7 0714
C .S7M.-I
7 00
7 10
G 77U
fl 85
82'4
No.
t "A1, o t n t tun s were ns follows:
lOim-Strong nnd quiet; winter nnt-
'v-??o75r'3,9(,i ""h'V- WO0tJ3.): clears.
2.90f3.r.0; spring specials. $4.0rtffl4.16; pa N
JTsMtsTso ""-alghts, $3.0083.23; bakers.
SJW1IHAT No. 3, 775tS0c: No. 2 red, 83KW
421j?2"e'NO' mvan' No- 2 ,cow.
"oaVs-No. 2. 2.'(t25!4e; No. 2 white. 27W
27',-ie; No. 3 white. 2iti27ic.
ItYK-No. 2. lil'.e
HA KI.i: Y-Good feeding,
choice malting, IOii45c.
SIJKDS-No. 1 llnx and
J1.80. Prime timothy, J2.50,
S9c; fair to
northwestern,
Clover, con-
llll.'l IIIIIC, ...1.
r i.,.1iOV!HK!N,SA!,:,!,l)"rk' Per bhl., $11.(13
12.95. I.ard, per 100 lbs.. $ 8000 92 U Short
ribs t-ldes (loose), $ii.80fi7.in. Dry" salted
choulders (boxed). KHufjti.Si1. Short clear
hides (boxed), $7.25j7.35.
WHISKY Hasls of high wines. 11.21
St'OAK-Cut loaf. $fi.3s; granulnted. $3.82;
confectioners' A, J5.7S; off A, $5.C3.
following tiro tho receipts end shipments
for today:
vAy.lHKi Iteeelnts. Shipments.
1, ur. bbls 11,000 ,o(X)
Wheat, bu st.ooo u.ow
J bu I17.UK) SCI.O.X)
Oats, bu 312.0i) 125,000
JJyc. bu. 3,J
Harlpy, bu 11,000 2,00)
On the Produce exchange today tho but
ter market was tlrm; crenmerles, I&i9e;
dairies, 13ifllfiVjC. Cheese, steady at S'-.ff
!4c. Hggs, llrm; fresh. 10Vo.
m:w Ytutic t7iTiTrrvi, .MAHKIJT.
tnotiil(iiin for the liny on Vnrluiin
('11111111111III lex.
1i:?-ly.youK" ju," ---''I'OiTit-iipppints,
14.M bids.; exports. 1S.SJJ hbls. Ilusnosi
was cheeked by high prices nnd the
u.iinvi luiiiiimcii iiiore or less nomlnnl
u' nlfln T.itf.i.i.u tl inr. ( FA. ....... ... 1
ltvn
flour, strong: fair to good
to fancy. $3.23it3.t;o.
$3.00-i3.20; fair
.Vi"U,.l'5ol'iS.,roni,;cri 'ollov-' western
91c; city. 90e: Hrnudvw ne. Jj.snsi r.n
HYE Irregular, No. 2 western. i;sc i
asked
i. o. ii. niioai; state, tgntusc
Duluth, 93e f. o. b, alloat. prompt. Options
opened itroiiK on hot, dry weather In tho
northwest, but at once relapsed Into weak
ness, which lawtcd pretty much all dav. The
decline wns attended and Inllueiiccd by
liouvy unloading from all sources, lower ea
hies und less active speculative support, al
Uiouzh crop news was as bad ns ever
Finally rallied on covering and closed llrm
nt "iiiTiu net advanco; July, S7'hiiSS'vc,
closed 8Se; Scitcmber. S7'4?i8Stkc, closed
SS'-ic: December. SS Mtifft9 7-Ko, closed 89ic
COIt.N -Hecelpts, 96.10) bu. ; exports. U'l.JOt!
bu.; spot, tlrm: No, 2, 1SV nilo.it and 471o
elevator. Options developed considerable
Mrcngth on crop complaint.! nnd good buy
ing for long account, closing tlrm ut ilt'4e
net advance, being helped also bj a heavy
export trade; July, 4Cmil7'c, closed 6:4e;
September, 475lc, closed 47-Sc.
OATS llccelpt. Hi .-; exports, 21.117
bu.! spot, oulet hut hh--iv: No. 2, 2ilfcej
No, 3, 2Sc; No. 3 white. 30L.- track mixed,
western, IWiSOWc; track white. 2SUft23c.
HAY Steiuly; good to choice. SW?90c,
HOI'S-Steady; common to choice, ISM)
crop, loailc: oldolds, 3ft5c; Pnclllc coast,
189!) crop. IflfllSci olds. 3f5t.
iilDES-Sicudy; Uulvcuton, 20fj23 lbs., ISo;
i". .A V.i ' "iiucr sirrug its.
$3.8j.ii 1.00; Minnesota patents, $l.f,0fi3.00- uln
tor'extras, $2 73h3.15; Minnesota bakers. $.1.23
wi.i.i: winter low urmiiw f 7..i
UA lr!V. MALT-Du 1; western, SMtfiSc.
WHEAT Hecelpts. 12.9.V) bu.; cxnorts
R2.7JS bu.; snot, steady; No. 2 red, 91K.c f o
b, alloat; No. 2 red. 90.' elevator; " No i
northern. Duluth. 91c f n. h v., i i,,..i
California, 21 lo 26 lbs., 21'c; TcNns dry. SIR
3n lb. lie
I.ttATIIKIl Unlet: hemlock sole, Htlenos
Avrcs, light to heavyweights, SIMjSllic;
H.M. il)2le.
Wool,-unlet; domestic fleece, Kti2Sc;
ToH, 1ST' Irtf.
PROVISIONS - Hcof. Mcndy; family. $l.f
fiVlM); mess, 'i.fti.ftl: beef ham, WW
21 ; packet, lln.Mwll.riO: city, extra India
S uTi Viii- m... V,, r'slm,Yl lerV. .
pl.k ed be es. S?9ei p ek ed shoulders,
tKlcd hams. pwmr. Ujrd., .Inn;
tmont, $7 3f: Houth Amerlra, V.tZ; com- '
pound. t.2A. Pork, .lull; family. J I". Soft"1 1
112-.; short clear. tl3.WMI.C0; mess, 12.C03 i
i::r,
TAI-I.OW'-Sten.lv: city tl nor like.). 4'f.c:
conniry ipKgs. rree), i'W(i'c
iiiiiiiy inK". 1 1 eel. Vifc.
HICK-I'lrm: domestic, fair to extra,
4He; Japan, 44 IT.e.
I'KANt'TS-Htcady: fancy hand-picked, I
(Td'ic; other domestic, .3f(3'4e.
Hf rTICIt-ile- elpts, ,) pkgs.i stpady:
state dairy, KifilS'c; creamery extras, Wif
19c: fnetorv, lH'sfdSc.
OIIKIJ.SK-Hceelpts. n.o;).. pkgs. ; Irregtilari
large, white and colored, Olic; small, white
and colored, !Msfi9c.
l'!(!S Hecelpts, 7,IC" pkgs. : dull; west
ern, ungraded, loss olT. Ultimo; western,
ungr.'.dcd, at mark, 10'it Pi'.'.c.
MKTAI.S There was considerable
tttreugth develoticd In the local market for
tin and lead. Tlie former In sympathy with
a Cf. advance In Iondon showed prices nt
the cloe of business to be nbout S0 points
higher and firmer In tone on the basl of
Ml. 10131.50. Lead ruled linn and 10ft 13
points up at $3.S7'., nnd buyers nt this tig
lire, owlnr to the earclty of that metal.
On the other hand, however, pig Iron wnr
ranls were weak and nominally quoted at
111.23. Northern No. 1 foundry was quoted
nt IS.uO. SVolter was easier In tone, but
not quotably lower ut $1. 151 1.20. Iakc cop
tier continues dull nnd unchanged at J16..J1.
Tho brokers- rirlee for lead was $3.60 and
for copper J1C.25,
OMAHA WIMM.KSAI.i; .11 AIIKKTS,
CoiiiIIIIiiii of Trade nnd ftunlnllnna on
S(tlpl nnd I'll ne j- Produce.
H(1(1S Iteeelnts liberal; good stock, 9c.
I.IVI5 l'Ol'LTIlY-Hens. 6ft7c; roosters,
neeordlng to age and size SJttc; broilers,
ti,r(ii : (iiicks. va.c; geese. 1'doe; turkeys, sc,
KHKsiV iVlU SrM) nni I tu' itons' 1
10c: broilers, 1 to 2 lbs., per doz., $3.0WI.&0;
turkeys. 12V4c
HI'TTKK Common to fair, 13c; choice,
1510o; separator, 20o; gathered creamery,
1(1180.
KISir-Trout, 9e; blue llsh, 12c; pickerel,
Sc; catllsh, 12e; dressed buffalo, Cc; roc shad,
each. f,0c; whltcllsh. 10c: herring, 5c; blnck
bass Ifie; salmon. 13c; whlto bass, 10c: orop
ple. 10c; pike, 9c; halibut, 12c; bullheads,
10c; ring perch, Cc; lobsters, gioen, 22c;
boiled lobsters, 23c: mackerel, 20c; codllsh,
10c; yellow perch, Cc.
PIOKONS-Uve, per doz., SOcfJJl.00.
VKAI.S-Choleo. yflOe.
HAY Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
$..50; midland, choice. $G.50; lowland, choice,
4.1 u", i)r ni run- "niiice, ji; ..o. a corn, mci
No. 3 while oats, 23V4c; cracked corn, per
ton, III.CO; corn nnd oats, chopped, per ton,
toll $r "0 1,cr l0"' ii2-'yti-i'i ll0rts. Per
VKOKTAHI.KS.
CITCl'JlHKnS-I'cr doz., 50c.
ASPAHAfJIJH Hnmn i-rMvi, Ar., 1A
S r-W TCHNIPS-I'er. doz. bunches, 23
SPINACH-Per box, 4OS50c.
NliW I1HHTH Per !n h.lnnl.
SOc.
NlWCAItltOHa-l'cr doz. bunches. SOc.
i:.'T!,.c,: I,pr lozen bunches, 20y25c.
HAOISHUS Home grown, per doz., 15
20c
I'UAS Per U-llll hnakpt Jf.n
WAX HKANS Per 1-3 bu. box.
TO.MATOICS Mlsslsslnnl. ner foiir.hasket
crale, $1.23fl.ri0.
.MCSHIlOOMS-1'er pound box, 50c.
ItHl'HAHH-Per pound. U4W2c.
ONIONS-Cnllfornhi. ner sack, $2.0032.25.
rncrrs.
STRAWUIirmilCS - Colorado shipping
stock, per 21-qt. case, $3.0003.23.
n HI,ACKUi:itHIi:S-Per 24-qt. ense, $2.23fj
"n'l.ACIv nASPDIOnniES-Per 21-qt. case,
$3.00; per 21-pt. ease, $1.75.
HUD aASPnKUHIHS-Pcr 21-pt. case,
$2.50.
Cl'nitANTS Per 21-qt. case. $2.00.
PMACHKH-Callfornln. per box. $1.10ffl,15.
APIHCOTS-Cnllfornla, per box, $1.35.
PI, CMS California, per crate, $1.25H1.D0.
I'HL'NKS-Callfornla, per crate, $1.5001.75.
C.OOSKHRimiKS-I'er 24-qt. case. $2.
CHKHHHCS-Callfornla, per 10-lb. box,
$1.10; Missouri, per 24-qt. case, $2.23.
THOPICAL FltUITS.
PINI'JAPPI.KS Per doz., $2.00.
OltANC.US - California. Mediterranean
sweets, per box. $1.00; budded seedlings, $1.
I-K.MONS-Callforniu, fancy, $1.50'a4.75;
choice, $1.25.
OHAPH FIUUT-Callfornla. per box. $4.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
$2.23i&3.00.
11 1 DICS.
IIIDKS-No. 1 green hides, 6',4c; No. 2
green hides, S'.fcc; No. 1 salted hides. 7VsC;
No. 2 salted hides, 6',4c; No. 1 veal calf, 8 to
12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NITTS-IIIckory, large, per bu., $1.25;
shcllbarks, $1.35; English walnuts, per lb.,
12Tfl3e; tllberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, per
lb., lift 16c; raw, per lb,, oVifjfic; roasted,
Cfi7'e.
SI. I.oiilm firtiln mid Provisions,
ST. I.Ot'IS. June 22.-WHBAT-Hlghcr:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 81c; track, S3fJ
H:ic; Jfily. Wfcc: AiiKiist. S2Vc; September,
83',te; No. 2 hard. 7Sfl78!ie.
COItN-1 Uglier; No. 2 cash. 41c; track.
42c; June. 41c; July. 40',4c; September, 41c.
KATS Wither: No. 2 cash, 21V4c; track.
23c; June, 2l',sc: July. 24',4c; September, Sic;
No. 2 white, 27'Aft2Sc.
ItYi:-Kirm nt 5e.
Kl-OUni-Dull nnd unchanced.
SKUUS Timothy, nominally higher nt $3
tor urimo new in cnriots to arrive, n.ix,
nominal at $1.77.
CO I tNM HA I. Steady at $2,101(2.15.
ItHAN Strong; sacked, east track, 67c,
HAY Timothy, llrm, $S.75f(9.vO; prairie,
weak. $C.20fj7.50.
WIUSKY-Steady. $1.23.
I HON COTTONTIES-$1.30.
HAOniNO-7T,elgSc.
1IIJ.MP TWINE 9c.
PltOVISIONS-Pork: Firm: Jobbing,
$11. ',3. Lard: Higher; prime steam, $6.77'.;
choice. $C.S2',4. Dry salt meats (boxed),
higher; extra shorts, $7.37V-; clear ribs,
J7.C0; clear sides, $7.62',4. llncon (boxed).
Higher; extra shorts, $7.8714; clear ribs, $3;
clour sides. $S.12'.'j.
METALS Lead; Firm nt $3.73.
Firmer at $4.00.
POULTUY- Firmer: chickens.
Spelter:
7',ic;
springs. I2ftl3e; turkeys, c; ducks, Cc:
8V'.l,n,,vL: '?'m'.; k'0"0-. Zc springs, 7fi7!ic.
1-.1111.-1 IIII(IT 111 IOC
HUTTHIl-Steady
dalrv, llltlCic.
creamery, IGW.ic;
HKCHIPTS-Flour. C.OOO bbls.
tv-hnnl Q tWVk
bu. ; corn, 65 000 bu.; oats. 19.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 4,O)0 bbls.; wheat
23,000 bu.; corn, i'.l,C00Jbii.; oats, 27,000 bu.
Kiiiihiin Clt ("iriilii nnd I'rovUloua.
KANSAS CITY. .Tunn ! vin,-!Anri
,u t,v, ,.,"4i , nt'JHVIIlour, l.li.jC; c
hard, 7HtTl75c: No. 3, 72fJ74Uc;
7Sfi79c; No. 3. 7lfiWe. "
casn. io. L'
iNo. j reu, i
mi.
No. 2 mixed, 39i,4c; No. 2 white, 4')!4c; No.
OATS-No. 2 white. 2CUc.
UYU-No. 2, nomlnnlly. 54f(55c.
IIAY-Cholco timothy, $10.C10.50; choice
lirulrle. $7.00.
Hl'TTKIl-Crcninery, 1501Sc; dairy, fancy,
EncjS-Qulot and lower; fresh Sllssourl
and Kansas stock. Se doz.; Beconds, 5c. loss
off, cases returned; southern, 6c; new white
wood cases Included, '.ic more.
HKCEHTS-Whent. 10.J0O bu.; corn, 25,
a bu.: oats. 13.000 hit.
SHIPMENTS -Wheat. T.IOO bu.; corn, 11,
70) bu.; oats, 5.000 till.
l.lv rpnul liii. I ii ,,,, Prnvlnloim,
LIVEHPOOL. Juno ! -wm.HM'c,,.
steady ; No. l northern, spring, 64 G-d; No.
1 I allforula, 6s 6.HI6s 7d. Futures cusy;
S?!U','!V!'C'!.' ,iH 7,1 : December, nominal,
i OHN-Spot. new. llrm; old steady: Amer-
vim "Hxi-ii, new. as iivjii; American mixed,
old. 4s 3V..I. Futures, easy; July 2s UTid;
September, 4s iv,d.
SsK3dl'U-St' 1'0"1''' nucY winter, firm at
PHOVISIONS-Hnms. short cut, dull at
4h. Heef, prime mess, dull at 67 fd. Hncon.
( umberland cut. easy at ;Oh lid; long clear
middles, light, steady at 42j; clear middles,
heavy, steady at lis 6d. '
OILS-Cottonseod. Hull, rclltied, July nnd
Auiriist. strong at 2s.
Hecelpts of wheat during the last three
days, Cl.t.ooi centals. Including 2W.CO0 Amer
Icon. Hecelpts of American corn during the
last threo days. 161.600 centals.
MllnaiiLec Crnlii Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Jno 2!.-WHEAT
7e1?iiT:i:ie0, norlhcm' Sl; N- 2 north-HYE-
Firm: No. 1, ir.'jjuSe.
HAUI.HY-WRhcri No. 2, 4So; sample, 40
Plilliideltililn Produce Mnrket.
I'll II M)ELPIIIA, June 22,-HUTTER-iMilr
demand; prints, lo lower; fancy west-
',,'.,uT,'Ll";?,rJ fi,,it,y itiirh. 2x.
Mil ib l'lrni: fresh, nearby and western,
lie; fresh southwestern, 13hc; fresh south
crp. I.e.
Ilnliitli AVIienl Mnrket,
DULUTH. Minn.. Jnnn u'm.MTMn
, 1 hard, cush, so,c; July. SSTic; No. l north-
50c
i-ijj ATuiiH-l'cr bu.. choice. 25010c
NHW POTATOICS-Per bu.. COc.
CAHHAOI3 Homt-grown, per lb., 2c
CACLII'I,OWi:it Per ilnz II
J rrn, SJc; July. le; September. Wc. No.
'n northern. 2c; No. ,n. uprlnrr. 7Sc
i OATH 23'tf2lc.
COHN-IOWc.
Illncl; Outlook In irthviol.
CHICAOO, June 22 -The Tlmos-ltcrnld
tomorrow will nuhllsli a croii rctiort nro-
liarpd by Hnmv. tlip crop export, who bus
just romplotpd a two weeks trip through
t.b states of Minnesota. .North. Dakota nnd
J."" ri,. .. i -i-V ii. . . ..
" . "kc tn e s the s.tuaUo, ,
ft' UK nM'c nn.0"1 cfJk. . ? uiS
'l0 ""H,0' ,H rri,'',i"',' ' 1'
llc,'r'1-n,"d,' tnnptit .Vl! ',,, 1
.L'VvV'.'V;'1 -V"'-(CK,"J bu- ;
'Ci,r. "' io.OOO DU. Ill I&9S.
Toledo Market.
Tnt.l.-tin 1 nHMIt'CI".UM.n
nnd unchanged; spot, 87e; July,' 87-Sc; All- I
gust, Kijic; epiemiter, Y.ir.
COItN Active and hlnlier; No. 2 cash
OATS-Oull nnd unchanged
No. 2 cash,
-JO,
HYK-nuIt but higher; No. 2 cash. 61c.
SKKDS-Clovcr. active but. lower; 'PS
prime, J3.ft'; ') prime, J5.30; October, J3.S0;
No. 2. tl.VO, nominal.
.tlliiucniMilU Wheat Market.
MINNKAPOhlS, June 22. WI1HAT In
store: No. 1 northern, June. M?c; July,
MTic; September. SIHftSfic on track: No.
1 hard, SGHc; No. 1 northern. Sl'ic; No. 2
northern, MTc.
Movr.Mii.vi's or stocks ami iio.nds.
MnrUet Deyeloim an Acute VcnUiiefii
llffore the Clojic.
N15JV YOIUC, Juno 22.-Tho stock mar
kct developed acute weakness before tho
close today, offering a surprise to profes
sional traders, who came down to Wall
street this morning under the Impression
that tho market had been oversold and was
duo for it rally. This conviction was
strengthened by the early course of tho
market, which opened higher, in sympathy
with London, where there was u better
feeling on account of tho laclc of conllrmn
Hon or some alarmist rumors regarding
conditions li. ciilnn. Tim i,i,,.i ..r .i.
I . ..i.iul. ,p,
;'P711""; slocks and of New Jersey Cen-
nnd during the course of the llrst hour
some of tho railroads had advanced as
much ns 1 to 1',, points above last nluht
1 no nieei siocks nan rallied from an open
lng depression nnd were bought on the
tnoro cheerful views of the outlook for
the iron market, and the local traction
stocks rallied on covering of short eon
tracts. The decision of the International
bankers not to ship gold on tomorrow's
steamer, the fall In exehnnge rates hav
ing wiped out the protlt on the operation,
was a Htimulutiiif factor.
During tho course of tho llrst hour, how
ever, large offerings began to appear in
Northern Paclllc, coupled with renewed
reports of disastrous conditions In the
spring wheat region. The coalers and trunk
lines made nomo resistance to the declin
ing tendency of tho market, but they
proved unavailing as a sustaining force and
weakness spread through tho graln-carry-
ng roads and the industrials. Stocks of
Industrial corporations and especially of
those controlling public utilities In cities,
nil showed ncute weakness. The pressure
ugalnst Hrooklyn Hapld Transit became
very severe ns tho day h.IvihicciI mui Hint
stock at the lowest was 71U below tho '
early point nnd tho net decline was 5:i. ,
The unfriendly attitude of the public
toward this class of corporations wns an
Influence in their weakness, hut there was
liquidation from somo special source In
Hrookli-u Transit.
Somo stocks offered today were sold to
bo by tho banks which had held them as
collateral for the loans of a large stock
exchnngo llrm, which recently failed. Tho
professional bears were also netlve in offer
lng down prices, hut they met with great
success In dislodging stop-loss orders. Tho
tlnnl sally in prices was tltftil and feverish
nnd tho market closed much unsettled and
not much nbovo tho low level. The banks
were reported to be calllnc loans to a
considerable extent, presumably In prepara
tion ior ine payment inio me sutitronsury
on Monday of the government deposits,
which have bepn called to the extent or
$3,000,000. Tho estimates of the week's cash
changes indicate a gain by the banks of
considerably over a million. The payments
which the banks hnd to make to the sub
treasury for the gold barn exported were
practically offset by the payments of that
Institution to tho mnrket. The currency
movement with the Interior has continued
largely in favor of New York. Tho rate for
call money nt the Stock exchnngo Is not
nn accurate Index of money conditions, ns
the largo borrowing demand for stocks
for delivery by tho short Interest serves
to keep down the rute for call loans. Part
of the soiling of stocks Is undoubtedly for
the purpose of realizing funds to divert
to wheat nnd cotton speculation. The de
cline In sterling exchange, which caused
the abandonment of the expected exports
of gold tomorrow, Is duo to tho Increasing
demand for money in the New York mar
ket. Today's bond market wns dull nnd tho
movement of prices was Irregulnr. Totnl
sales, par vnltle, $1,180,000. United States
bonds wero unchanged in bid quotations.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cublcgram says: The mnrkcts
liavo been generally stngnnnt today In the
nbsence of news and owing to the holiday
tomorrow. Amerlcnns were llrm till New
York opened, when they relapsed, closing
nt the lowest in the street on persistent
American Belling. Copper shares were
firm. Tho bank sold 40,000 gold In Ger
man coin and lost 10,000 for an unstated
destination, nnd 6,000 to the continent.
From Egypt 50,000 was received. During
the week CS7,000 German coin has been
sold.
Following nre tho closing prices on the
New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do pfd
Halttmore & Ohio
Cnnadlun Paclllc.
Canftdu Ho
flies. & Ohio
Chicago (1. W
C, n. & Q ,
Chi., In. I. & L...,
do pfil
Chi. & B. Ill
!I4
Union Pacific
.. 0i
.. TP.
7',
.. U'j
.. 8'i
.. :i4
.. Il'i
..IIII4
..117
..119
.. 4",
..12"
.. SOU
..
.. 2
.. 20
.. Wi
R'jt; rto pfi
731 j W nnan'i
.. no pro
.. 4'i Wheel. A L. K.
.. ?4i do 2d pfd...
. . lrti. Wis. Central ...
..l!3i Third Avenue ..
.. iS't Ailatnn Ux
. . n American Kx....
.. 9"ij IT. S. Kx
..151 Wells-l-JIRO Kx.
..101 Amer. Cot. Oil .
Chicago A N. W
('.. It. I. & P....
C. C & St. I...
Colorado So
do 1 st pM....
do 2rt pr.l
57 , do pfd
... fi'i) Amer. Malting .
... 41 do pfd
...1H Amr. P. & It..
...110'J do pfd
...175)i Amer. Spirits ..
... lfi'j do pfd
... r.Vj Amer. S .llcop
... I014 do pfel
... 32'i Amer. H. & W..
Del fc HujKon.
Del. U A- W...
Denver & It. O
.. 8:.:
;i.
,
do pfd
Hrlo
do 1st pM...
fit. Nor. pfd
Hocking Con I ....
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central .
lawn Central ....
do pfd
li. C, P. & ...
I.iUo Uric & W.
do pfd
I.nk iShon-
L. & N
to
son
...143 do pM
... Il'i Amer. Tin Plate .
... CS'a1 do pfd
...11 Hi Amer. Tobacco ...
... 17'jl do pfd
... 43 Anae. Mlnlnsr Co..
... 111 Hrooklyn It. T
., "I?.
.. 1BN
.. 73
.. siJi
.ID
. 37
. ;
. 3H
. s:h
. in
, sn
. C3N
.12Sj
. 41
. 91
. 22' i
. 61',
. 71
. ?fl
. fl
. ',
. 91
. 2SHI Colorado I'uel ,t I
. 92 Con. Tobicco
.Ifisiil do pfd
. Tf Federal Steel
. SIV do pfd
IW'.J Cm. Ulectrle
, 1U4 Ulucofe Siunr ....
. 11 do pfd
. P7 Inter. Paper (
. 4C; do pM
. 3H liclde (la
. 10 National Ulrcult .
. 2!"4 do pM
.112'ii National Iad ....
.IJS'il do pfd
. 3lai National Steel ....
Manhattan I
m, ai iii.
Mexican Central
-Minn. m. i
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobile & Ohio ...
M.. K. T
do pfd
N. J. Central ....
N. Y. Central ....
Norfolk H W
do pfd
No. Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W
Ore. Ity. & N.iv..
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Heading
do IkI pfd....
.lo M pfd
TUn (1. W
Mo pfd
St. L. k K. U
do 1ft pfd....
"do Id pfd...
fit. L. ftonthw....
do pfd
ft. Paul
do pfd
St. P. k Omaha .
So. Pacific
So. llallvwiy
do pfl
Texas ft Pa.-lfle
11 li
. 71 do pfd.
N. Y. Air P.ruke...127
. 70'4 No. Am"rlran 14",
. H'kPachlc Coant 4S'i
. 12 do 1ft pM M
. 1 do Td pfd "'i
. .-..Pacific Mall :
. 11 People's llus SI',
. "iT'.i Pressed S. Car IT,
. 2S dn pfd 7T,
. .V Pullman P Car....l7T
. SV.'j Sfandni-.l It. & T... 41
. 9 Suirar IITj
. do pfd Ill
. Ill Tenn. Conl Iron.. 61
. tii v. H. leather
. ?2 I do prd ffi
.110'i f. S. Rubber 2J-i
.171 I do pfd il'j
.US 'Weaitern Union .... IS
. SIN Republic 1 & 9
. IT.' do pfd :.i
. w. P. C. C. & St. L... Xi
,. U'i
Offered. Ex-dlvldend.
Xmv YtirU Mlnlnic MoeI..
NEW YORK, June 22,-The following
nro the clolng iiuotntlons for mlnlnir
shares today:
Cholliir
Cron Point
Con. Col. fi Ya...
leadecl
(lould & t'urile ..
Hale Si Norcrom.
Ilnmealake
Iron Silver
Mexican
. 11
. 6
,.14'
.. 41
. in
.. !3
tmi
. r.7
.. 17
Outnrlo
Ophlr
Plymouth
..67.1
.. C.
.. 11
..iro
..7f
i-
... 10
.. s
Quicksilver ....
do pfd. ...
Sierra Nevada
Slandard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
Forelitn I'Mnnnelnl.
PARIS, Juno 22. Tho ileclaratlon of tho
minister of foreign aflalrs. M. Deleasse' ro
gardlng tho situation ir China made ai
vorable ln'i'rcslon on tho bourso today,
Later the llrmness was accentuated, but
the transaclloiiB were Insignificant. Prices
coed Jtrnn. vlth business active.
'vr"V jir ?. American securities
nfter a dull opening were firmer but Innct
i,v t.u nnai tune was steady Spanish 4s
cloacd at 70U. Amount of bullion withdrawn
from the Hunk of Kiishtnd on balance to
flu v. fW.iii'
liF.Hl.t.N. .limp 22 lluslncs on the bourse
today wan iirilt.tf Incr. owing to the nbronco
of ntib lal news from Pckln, but the under
tone whs tlrm.
INtMV Ytirk Money MttrUct,
XIHV YOHK. June K.-MONHY-On call,
easy nt ltfiis4 per tent; Inst loan, l's per
rpnt; prlmo mercantile paper. S'.fclH'.s per
cent
STI'jHIjINtl I;.N''IIAN(1K Ruiiy, with nr.
for ''Pmimd and at II.S4t.SV!i for
?'x' h"'- i'""tvl rates, $I..V,I.S5',4 and
's: eommerclal bills. l.3f I.S3',4.
SII.Vi:i:-Certlllcates, OWlo; bar, 60-V;
Mexican ilnllars. its;
Iir)N03 (loveriimetits, steady; state, In
nctlvr; railroad. Irresular.
i ne closing prices oil nouns loony nro as
f"llowa
H. rr. :.
...l'3'li;M., K. & T
do coupon ...
do Si, reg. . ,
...113'4 do l
...10ft
N' Y. ('. Is 11IU
N. J. ('. gen. 6 122
No. I'll' Me 3s 0114
do 4s 103i
V Y. C ,t ft I. t..in!'4
Norfolk & V. e. If. KT4
do 3, reg 109
do coupon 10")
do new 4i, reg...nin
do ennpon Ui4
do old tr, tm Ill
do coupon i
do frt, reg in
do coupon in
D. of l 3 0 123
Ateli. Ronornl tn f'S
do mlj t.i 2;
Cnnarta t!o. 3 w,v,
flies. & O. 4'i nS
do f,: i ii
Oickoii Nav. In tit
do Jx lot
Oregon H. I, 127'i
do consol Rs 1131
llenillng gen. 4s.... S"!
Illo (1. V. Is on,
Xt I. & 1 M c. Ss...lfOii
st i & h r g. t...n;
St. I'nul consoli !
St. P.. C. Jt' P. ls..ll!)t,i
Ki. tc W. C. IS. .1(1
lo S. F. dob. 5s..ll7li
lo Sft 130
Chicago Tor. 4s r S-. Pacific in 7R'4
olo, .so. m v,t, Mo. Railway 5s Ill
n it. a. is nut it. ft r. 7i
do in rsi Tex. Jt Pae. Is llt'fj
H. T V. & O. 1S..101N, ,lo 2s f5
Uric general 4s TON! Union Pacific 4s.... Wi
F. W. k I). C. is.. WNiWabash 1 114
den. Illectrlo s...1t?tu do 2s lit
la Central 1 1IJ Went Shore 4? IIS
K C, P k O 1... 11 Wis. Central Is 90
L. k N. unl. 4s....lin't Va. Centuries 9;"j I
When Isriicd. Offered. Trust fund.
Iliistciti Stocks nnil Hoiids.
HOSTON, June 22,-Cnll loads, 23 per
cent; time loans, 3J4 per cent. Olllclnl
closing: ,
A., T. k. S. F i, Vetlng1i. Ulectrlc. 41
do pM..
WA Wis. Central It
Amer. futrnr
do pM
Doston Albany
ItOFton Ulevaled
lloston ,fc Me
C, II. fi Q
Dominion I'onl ..
do pM
Federal Stefl
do pfd
ntchburg pfd....
Oen. Illectrlo ...
do pfd
Kd. Hipp. Ill
MeslOiin Central
N. U. CI. & C...
Old Dominion ...
Rubber
Union Pueblo ...
West Knd
.115'!, Atchison 4 1"W
HH4 N, 1:. O. & C. Ss..
Gl'i
, . :u Adventure
. ir. Allouez .Mln. Co..
.IT! Amnl. Copper ....
.123 Atlantic
.. 3S Holon & .Mont..,
. .1147 Untie Boston .
...30 Oil. & Hecla
.. lit (Vntennlnl
,..133 Franklin
..t!S Oncfoln
. 13C, Parrot
..SO.. Qulncy
.. Il'i S.inta Fe CoppiT
... riVTnm.irack
.. Iii'i'rtnli Mining
. . ; AVlnona
.. W i Wolverines
.. t.1 I
t
nt
. i
7:1
IS
. 12",
. 53",
, 3S'i
.131
P4
170
, 22
214
, SC'4
London Slock Quotation.
LONDON. June 22,-1 p. m.-ClosUig:
Cons., money 10) ll-inii;rl
do account ....FO 13-1CI do
il'i
1st pfd.
Airiiipon
Cnliiidl.in Paclllc
Bt. Paul
llllnold Central .
IjOiiIsvIIIp
Union Pa. pM.
N. Y. Central ..
-iltd'enrsylvanln 65',i
9Hi Heading S'i
lH'ijNo. Pacific pfd 73i
lli (Irand Trunk ....... fi'i
77 I Anaconda
"J'4, Hand Mines IV.i
131'j1
HAH SILVEH-Flrmer nt 27Tf.fl per ounce,
MONEY Hrffl per cent; the rate of dls
cnuno In the oren mnrket for short hills Is
2Ti'2 11-16 por cent; for three months' bills,
2HTJ2 11-10 per cent
llmilc ClrnrliiK".
CHICAGO, June 22.Clearlngs, t22,795,
045; balances, $1.61S.!27; posted exchange,
$4.S5ft4.SS; New York exehnnge, 20ftCoc pre
mium. ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Clearlngs, J5.119.949;
balances, $:HO,03S; money, 4B7 per cent; New
York exchange. 10c premium bid, COc pre
mium asked.
NEW YORK. Juno 22,-Clearlngs, $142,
C37.543: bnlnnces, $11,513,150.
isusro.N, j uno L".'. clearings, jis.co-.fiiu
bnlances, S1.771.S09.
PHILADELPHIA June 22.-Clearings,
$13,077,770; balances. $2,431,246.
HALTIMOnn:. June 22.-Clenrings, $3,831,
820; balances, $S!5,G09.
Condlt Ion of the Tremury,
WASHINGTON. June 22. Today's state
ment of the treasury' balance In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In tho division of redemption,
shows: Available cash jbalance, $149,766,717;
gold, $07,921,415.
Cotton MnrUet.
NEW YOHK. Juno 22 -It was n red let
ter day for the hull crowd on the Cotton
exchange today. Nearly nil news fnvored
higher prices nnd speculation from tho out
side public all went to tho bull side. With
considerable of a Hurry the market opened
llrm at an advance of (".fill points, which
figures proved to bo about the lowest of
the session. A stampede of shorts and an
Influx of outside buying orders sent prices
up with a rush after tho opening to S.fwc
for August nnd So for January. On the
udvnnce southern houses nnd local brokers
with European connections wero promi
nently Identified ns buyers of tho summer
months. Values tapered off toward mlddav
under a dnsh for prollts by the more ap
prehensive bulls, but In tlie early afternoon
another wave of buying swept through the
market and carried everything before it.
August shot up to S.2c and January to S.le.
with the bear crowd frantic and enormous
buyers. Private dispatches stated that New
Orleans shorts were on the verge of 11 panic,
owing to reports of crop disaster In the cen
tral belt and poor conditions in other parts
or tho cotton country. A bullish weekly
statistical statement from Liverpool ndded
10 1110 iniensoiy ouiiisn reeling nere. specu
latlon during the last hour was very heavy,
with the entire list dealt In freely. Prices
swayed back and forth violently, though
In the main taking the upwnrd course. Ptl
vato cables declared that Liverpool's Ilrm
ness was founded on tho hnd eron news
from this side nnd shorter reserves abroad
than expected. Our market closed firm at
a net advance of 2tfJ32 points. Futures
closed tlrm: June 8.D.'le: July. 8.!c: Ancimt
IS.77e; September, V3c: October, 8.20c; No
vember. S.06-: December, '8.04c; Januari,
8.06c: February. S.0i : .March. X.llc: Anvil
8.13c; May. S.pic. Snot closed unlet. '.4e ad-
I Vance; middling n-.dands, 95-16c; middling
I'gillf. 9 9-16C; sales. 50 bales.
I NEW ORLEANS. June 22.-COTTO.V-
ciiiii: sates, i.t.i i.:iii nn nnrv 7 n.irn
g'd ordinary, S0-I6e; low mlddlliig. S 13-16c;
middling. 9Vic: cooil mldilllnir. fl T.ir..
,, f ', " g"nu miiiiiung, ;i i-ibc; mln
dllng fnlr 9 11-16?: receipts. 1.357 l.nlnaf
stock, .0.609 bales. Futures, steailv; June,
9.33o bid: July. 9.3ni;O.T'c: Aiidiivi K Tiff
S.74c; Scntentber. S.19fS.20c; October. 7i9I5J
T.Me: November. 7.S2fi7. Sic; December. 7.S2
i; "-.."""!''" i.m'iii.mc; ceurunry, 7,i,5ff
7.S7e; March, 7.SS1i7.90p.
ST. LOUIS. .limn '"-fnTTnv-oin-j,..
middling. 9c; sales, 1,10 bales; receipts, sis
HfllltU llltl'imnol,. D. . ..........
" , 1 .-..-',,,1-iiin, dlt ililll-a. OIUCK, Jl.Vji
bales.
Cnllfuriilii Dried FriilM.
NKW YORK, June 22. CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRITITS-Im ctlc.. ,, i, ,i
Thorn was a somewhat better feeling In tho
market for evanoruted apples today. Re
ceipts were rather small. This factor, to
LOV'r 'vlth bet'er advices from the coun
try, served to give a llrm undertone to tho
market. At tho cloce. however, pi Ices were
uiiciiHiiticii. out lending upward; state,
common, mTtf.e; prime. EfilCc; Ohio, C'ilf
7c; fancy, S'ifiOe; California dried prunes,
3W7e per lb.. 11.4 to size and quality: apri
cots, Roy.il, 12i;,!ilti.; Aloor Park. 15filSe;
peaches, peeled, 16ft21c; impeded, CQDc,
Coffee Mlirk'ct.
NEW YORK. June 22 -COFFEE-Spot,
R!o. dull: No. 7, Invoice. J9.50. Mlhl, quiet.
The market for futures o;iened dull and
unchanged and ruled rmionilk- riulot nil ,1 iv
with steady undertone 'irevalllng on light
cuvcriiiK mm win apncit!' or sellerM. 1,'nr-
olcn news was destitute of Incentive and
domestic developments vcre uiiluinortniit.
. . ,w,t i-lt-i.il.v ,1. 11. -I UllcllllUgeil
prices to 5 points advam e. Total snles 6,500
bags, Including July ut $7.10; Sf 'itember.
J7.20: October, 17.20- November. $7.21; De
cember end .Mnr, $7.70.
1)11 Miir.'ict.
OIL CITY, Pa.. June '.'-.-Credit balances,
$l.2.i; certificates, no hid: shipments, 126.
978 bbls.; average. 93.5SI bids. ; runs, 10I,5W
bbls.; average. 91,211 bbls.
THE IIIJ.M.TV MA It K IM',
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Ftlday,
June 22:
Wfirriiiity Deeds,
L. M. Knox mid husband to Atlantic
Rrnlt!' association, e IS feet of lot 4
nnd w 16 reet or lot 3, block "C,"
Prcd.iect Place $2,050
II. M. I. Dili and hinhand to J. .1.
Smith, iindlv ii of nart of no'.i sell
swU 9-15-13
lull Claim DcciIn,
Anton Hurkart jtnd wife to .Thomas
Crelrh, imdlv '-j of lot 7. block 60.
South Omaha
J. J. Savllle and wife to Mlchlcan Mu
00
tual Lire Insurance company, 11 25! -feet
of lot 12, block 7. Shlnn's add.... 250
DeeiU.
Sheriff to Anton Hurkart. undlv H of
lot 7, block 60, South Omaha 250
Total umouut of transfers $3,150
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET l
ornfnd Steers Sold in Ab)rtt (hi Sime i
Notches as Yes'.crdij.
HOGS BRING DECIDEDLY BITTER PRICES
.Sou (li Omnlin llrst Cnltle Mnrket In
the Couiitrj o I'rcsb Arrlinln nt
Sheep to Tent tin Mnrket
Uvei tblnic Sold Enrly,
BOUTJI OMAHA. June 22.
re: Cnltle. Hogs. Sheep.
ay 1,975 3,473 5.601
lay 3.226 10,: 3,141
lesday 3,951 1,1,551 3,S.
day 2,911 S.76 3,3.3
f 2,190 5.61S 110
i j i ...
. . ' i i ll,. n n ,-i
r..l..l..l At
isiilllill ..J.IIIIKI
omclal Tuosilay
rifllnlnl U'niliw.ti
ntlinli.i rri. .-.! ..
i ikii n ii ii y
wiiiuiui r i tuny . .
Five days this week.. 14.2S3 12.424 lfl.M
Samo days last week... 18,011 42,596 6,t3i
Same days week before. 12.4S6 4I.2S0 i,169
Samo three weeks ago.. 18,730 55,261 U.J2o
Samo four weeks ago.. 16,520 53.83.J 13,210
Average price paid for r.oss tor trie laat
several days, with comparisons:
1900.1MS.1S9$,1S97.196.1.5.184.
Juno 1....
Juno 2.,..
Juno 3.,,.
June 4. ..
June 6....
June 6....
Juno 7....
June 8....
Juno 9.,..
Juno 10...
Juno 11...
Juno 12...
Juno 13...
Juno 14...
Juno 15...
June 16...
June 17...
Juno IS...
Juno 19...
June 20...
Juno 21...
Juno 22...
3 50
4 31, 3 40
4 M
4 4)
3 6S
4 I.I 3 s:
4 03 , 3 36
4 10 3 S2
3 691
4 41
4 43
4 55
4 50
4 (3
4 91
4 94
3 31
3 66
4 01
3 SS
4 95
3 67
3 30
3 31
6 02
3 60
3 87,
4 63,
4 51
4 57
4 65 I
4I'i
4 70
4 55
4 6)
i
4 (V'
4 70
4 60
5 01
j
r oo
3 61
3 591
3 92
3 9S
3 !6
3
3 27
3 27
3 31
3 67
4 92
4 86
4 S.V
3 61
3 75
3 79
3 66
3 29
4 89
3 61
3 77
3 32,
I 951 3 62
.1 no!
3 22
3 181
3 21
I 3 63
3 S3
3 SO
5 03
6 061 3 64
4 l 3 71
I 93 3 ro
3 15
.1
3 80
3 81 3 15
3 721 3 211
I 67
4 77
5 00 3 C5
Indicates Sunday.
Tho ofllclal number of cars of
brought In toduy by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
stock
Il'r's.
v-., oc m. i'. liy.. ..
O. & St. L. Ry. ... 2
Mo. V. Ry 13
r. I'. system 20
F., U. & M. V. II. H.. 22
S. C. & V. Ry
c at i t x. r t., o
:i
1
17
19
1
Ii. & At. R. It. n.... 20 22
C, II. & Q. Ity 2 8
IC. C. & St. J 1 2
C, It. I. & P.. cast.. 1
C, . I. & V.. west.. 3 3
Totnl receipts 101 82 1 2
The dlsnnnlllnn of tho rlnv'n rnenlntM won
as follows, each buvor purchasing the num-
uer or neau inuicateci:
Uuycrs. Cattle. Hoirs. Sheen.
omnna cacKing co..,.
2 W 4 301
2 85 I
2 86 4 34i
2 87 4 39
2 93 4 35,
3 01 4 29
4 31
3 OS
3 04
2 93 4 3S
I 91 4 41
3 tW 4 36
3 03 4 32
4 38
2 9 4 44
3 01
3 05 4 44
3 10 4 46
3 02 4 43
2 95 4 15
4 37
3 02 4 40
26.S
311 627
320 1,075
801 1,805 6
49 1,654
104
174 140
12
4
n
no
2
49
560
99
is. it, Hammond Co....
Swift nnd Company...
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Omaha Pkg. Co., K. C.
Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C.
it. nccKcr & uocan....
Vansant & Co
Lohman & Co ,
Hill & Huntzlnger
Huston & Co
L, F. Husz
Cudahy Rros. & Co....
Other buyers
Total 2.305
6,751
115
CATTLE Receints today wore moderate.
but what was lacking in quantity wag In
pnrt made up in quality, aa there were
quite a number of right good cattle on
sale. The market was a little alow to open
and first bids of packers looked lower. Tho
local demand, however, waa very good and
the market soon livened up and was reason
ably nctive at about steady prices. Buy
ers seemed to want tne came ana practi
cally everything changed hands In good
season. There were cattle here cood
enough to bring $5.33. ns will be noted from
tho sale below. As was stated yesterday,
this market Is In excellent condition as
compared with other markets and the prices
nam nere nign. Heuers wero exceeaingiy
well oleased with tho outcome of th day'a
business.
Not many cows or heifers were on sale.
nor was there much butchers' stock of any
itlnil. 'ine marKOt wns just about steady
nnd good, dry lot cows and heifers were
ready sellers. As ivas noted yesterday,
the common nnd grassy stuff Is rather slow
sale and the feeling on that kind Is weak.
nuns were steady.
There was nothing In the stocker or feeder
trade. Tho few cattle of that kind nn
sale brought about steady prices, compared
witn yestcrnny, out tne mantel is not ns
high as it wns u week ago. Representa
tive sales:
BEEF
Av. Pr.
....1051 J3 99
.... 770 4 00
.... 880 4 ir,
.... 630 ' 21
.... JCO 4) 15
STEERS.
No.
i. ".'.!!!
2 ,
1
1
3
1
C
3
57
19
19
43
8
23
36
16
19
11
70
43
22
24
21
F.Ii'.'.!!"'
No.
fi.,..
23....
21....
16....
6....
66....
10....
8....
14....
41....
19....
41....
20....
41....
2t....
15....
12....
IS....
43....
11....
21....
19....
19....
14....
40
Av.
-.1074
Pr.
5 05
S 03
..1195
.12K & 10
.lilt 5 11
1118
5 11
.... 6C6
4 44
124t
6 11
.... 610
4 40
4 40
4 41
4 65
4 (0
4 80
4 80
4 8.1
4 85
4 fi
4 00
4 93
4 91
4 95
4 y,
5 00
.10.15 & 10
.10tO
.122
i 10
753
998
1164
US.',
1061
1016
1IV.
1133
1165
1012
1003
123S
1032
6 15
1213
HOT
i 15
IS
1286
5 15
1332
5 15
1358
138C
i 15
5 15
1410 5 2l)
1371 8 20
1390 5 y
1250
i 20
1121
. 21
..1420 6 21
10C4
...1397
...1402
.,.1412
...1375
...1239
5 20
5 20
6 20
r, y
5 33
S 35
S (V)
5 10
..10:6 6 01
..10SI
.,1109
..1316
no
r oo
r. f.
..1113
01
.1400
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.... 931 4 80 1183
....1059 4 ! 18 13M
ST KERB-TEXAS.
....1142 4 95
STEERS AND COWS.
....1026 4 90
M...
16...
63.
COWS.
957
. 1161
..1036
..1!!K
..1H6
..1371
., 901
.. 938
. 970
..I 096
. .1310
..1262
..1120
..1600
..1183
..1090
4 01
4 11
I 13
4 1.1
4 11
4 11
4 21
4 20
4 21
4 30
4 30
4 30
4 V,
4 40
4 41
971) I 73
890 3 05
1021 .1 10
100 3 21
1110 3 2.1
1
.1
1
1
2.1
t
3.'!."."
1
4
1
1
3
1261 3 CO
1C00
1106
3 n
3 50
1V6 3 M
1271 3 M
10S1 3 M
1 175 3 65
fi...
19...
4...
I".'
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
1071 3 f.3
"62
nor.
1403
1210
3 &'
3 0
: 90
4 01
1430
4 41
1 1401 4 65
HEIFERS.
551
4 O)
.... 873
.... 810
.... 4.10
....1189
.... 612
.... 6M
....101O
4 35
4 40
4 r.o
4 55
4 61
4 65
4 83
541 4 00
4...
1...
1...
70...
72...
1...
.126.) 4 (V"
.1199
.119)
4 21
4 20
4 30
4 J3
7M
610
865
4 35
BULLS.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
...FOl
1.
1120 4 13
...UOO 4 35
...1341 3 10
... 780 4 00
1
1760
4 21
.. roi
..1620
4 23
I 23
1.
...1C20
4 05
CALVES.
3 f 0 1
6 CO I
f)
110
1S0
130
6 23
6 73
8TAOS.
. 7tn
.1123
3 61
1.
..1510
..1100
4 2.1
I 50
3 73
i
(6)
4 (0
i
..1401
4 31
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
I 969 2 6) f'M i M
1 r,71 3 ("0 2 1205 4 10
1 f81 3 II
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
055 3 f . 5 771 4 21
j 595 4 no 9 741 4 CO
4 Ml 4 01
HO(!S--Scllcrs nppearrd to feel this
morning that values had followed the down
track long enough nnd that it was time
for 11 reaction. The fact that Chicago and
other helling points reported an advance
helped matters very materially. The mar
ket opened 11 big fie higher, but wan not
netlve. as sellers were generally asking
$3.00 for most everything, while buvern
wunted ,1 good many at $l.97'4. A little
later it tlrmed up and became fully 'Mic
higher. The hogs kopt selling and a clear
ance was effected in good season. Tlie
hoirs which wild very larccly at $l.9i',i yes
terilay brought $l.97Vft'V(iO today
While today's advance wiped out a con
a'.dernbln nronortlon of tho decline of ves-
i tenia y and the day before It did not inako
1 It ail up. so that the general market to.
day. as will ne seen irom tne tame or aver
mm nrlncM. was close to 71o lower than I In
I age prices, was close to 7'ic lower than the
high point of the week. Tuesday. At the
j same time It was close to 10c higher than
one week ago and only a shade lower than
two week: js'.
Itenresentativo sales;
No.
101.
1...
79..,
70..
62..,
Av
..204
. .207
..210
..208
..271
..231
..247
Mh P
lt1 II 9T'j
40 4 97'i
IS) 4 97'i
8) 4 9H4
No.
Av.
Kh. Pr.
40 5 00
.. S 01
40 5 00
80 fi CI
40 5 00
.. 3 01
237
64 2.V
. .226
..248
..221
..2S5
..219
65...
74...
61...
(3...
120 4 97'i
V)
4 97'i
5?.
4 J7VJ
to
5 00
l3
4 97'
A
l
11
7.
M.
M.
41
to
I .
?4i 1M I !J'i
144
, Ol)
f,t....
K9 . ..
...
tti
r... ..
M
72
SI
SI
M
I !;,
Xt Iftl t 00
. vm i :'
. .M 0 I Jt,
,.H4 1) 4 9U
,.i:i . . t ;,,
..2S IJrt S fO
....ns
tt (0
....jr. i
.tot ii ft no
,wt m r. oo
61..,.
(tl....
II....
tn....
fl....
71....
41....
7S....
61....
ro....
75. . ..
a....
r,t....
63....
57....
7"....
6"....
62....
59....
..3M
M 5 M)
, . 5 (VI
m r, m
.nt
.a
, oi
, .:;.(
..MS
h ert
.! 160 tot)
:m id i o.)
273
5 0)
fl 235
H Ml
$0 229
.. r, oo
si r. to
jo 6 CO
..nt io r. po
.211
4 ) no
. ,.TTJ
....IM
. . r)
fl h no
Alt,
61
2.11 i:o s 0)
239 8) GO)
....'.IT ICO
...,:o6 ...
....239 ...
,. no
;. (0
rn
(
71 241
10 A (.)
M ." f0
. . 5 0)
49 5 no
M 74
t :
M 315
....21 IM
M r, nit 4
23 Wt 5 0)
Sit 3J) f fO
,114 III 5 m
K5
. ...Wt
. . . .jmi
,...y,a
2."2
....3(1
... .iCJi,
M S 0Hi
... r.n:',
4) 5
so r. Mtj
... r.n:',
m r, o-'i
40 5 n;'i
fO fi P2',
451!...
79...
...
77...
f.7...
tn...
64...
71...
70...
..pii im r. fit
.234
. . 5 no
M 5 0)
2.V1
231 3-0 5 M
2,". 9 16) ,". 00
ffl...
Cfi 2lt
71 274
70 229
.245
40 fi P1
SO i 00
m r. n;
SHEEP There were no fresh receipts here
today and a few loads of holdovers on
sale. In other words, there was nnthln
very desirable to make a market. The re
celiMs tills week hnve been much larger
than for several weeks past. It being Jiut
tho beginning of the range season. The
first van of the week there was a .good,
nctlvo and llrm market, but tho big re
ceipts at eastern market point" caused a
nreak In tho market there which cnused
tne market hero to weaken, with the result
that the trade wns slow and drnggy tho
latter pnrt of the week. While there will
undoubtedly be a good demand for feeders
later on In the season, It Is too early yet
and It would be Inadvisable for any one
to ship stuff that Is not fat enough for
the killers, Common stuff Is almost un
salable nt present nnd there Is every reason
for bellevlns thnt It will contlntio so for
some little time to come.
Quotations: Western grass wethers. $1.10
'H4.50; choice grass yearlings, $l.65tf
B.00; fed wethers, $4.90ft5.15; fed yearlings,
$5.25SG,40; fed ewes, good to choice, $1 25ff
4.50; fnlr to good fed ewes. $3.65ff4.00: good
to choice clipped lambs, $5.75'Q6.0O; fair to
good clipped lambs, $5.35ijfi.50. Rep
resentative sales:
CHIC.WiO 1,1 VK NTWCIC MARKET.
Slrers Stcn.l.v lion Act I vc Slier p nnd
I.ninliN IVenli,
CHICAGO, III., June 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.200 head; steers, steady to loe
higher; butcher stock slow and n shnde
lower, natives, best on snle today, three
carloads ut $5.0); good to prime steers. $5.10
(7(5.75; poor to medium. JI.BOfiG.nO; selected
feeders weak, except best, $1.10'.f4.75; mixed
Mockers dull nnd lower nt $3.10f74.00; cows,
J2.itHJ4.55; hclferf. $3.0OJf4.83; eminent. $2.30ft
2.S5; bulls. $3.00N.!5: calves. 25c lower nt
$5.00'(tfi.GO; TexHtis. receipts, 100 head; Texas
fed steers, $l.40ft5.20; Texas grass steers,
$3.75fi4.25: Texas bulls. $3,007(3.50.
HOGS Receipts today, 19,000 head: to
morrow, 15,000 head; loft over, 2,000 head.
Market nctive nnd 57',4c higher; top. $5.25,
mixed and butchers. $5.K'tl5 25; good to
choice heavy, $3.151i5.2714; rough heavy, $5.()
W5.10; light, $5.05fcf..20; bulk of sales, $5,15
ft(5.17'4.
SHEEP AND LA AIHS Receipts, 10,000
tiend; sheep nnd lambs weak at yester
day's decline; fine to choice wethers, $4,40
57 1.50; choice mixed, $3.40ff4.F,0; western
sheep, J3.25t;4.n0: yearlings, $5.00fi5.2fl; nn
tlve lambs, $5.00ttG.30; western lambs, $6.(0
0.25; spring lambs, $4.5006.76.
st York l.lre Stock. I
NEW YORK. June 22. BEEVES -Re-
celpts, 3,231 head; 31 cars on snle. Alarket
slow, closing 10ifl5c lower; three enrs un
sold: steers. $l.40flfi,70: tops, J5.S0; bulls,
J3.00fi4.60; cows, J2.2iM74.25; extra fnt cows.
$1.30574.45, Cables, weak; exports, 150 cat- I
tic; tomorrow, '.m cntue, w sncep nnu y,iw
quarters of beef.
CALVES-ttecelpts, 412 head. Alarket
slow nnd barely steady; nil sold; veals.
J4.KOB6.65: choice J6.75; buttermilks, nominal.
SHEEP AND I.AMHS Receipts, 4,735
head; 24 cars on sale. Alarket extremely
dull; sheep lower to sell; lambs, 151T23C oft;
sheep. J3.25ai.75; culls. J2.253.O0; lambs,
J5.007f5.25; yearling lambs, $5.0O?j6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 2,981 head; half a car on
sale. Alarket steady: mixed western hogs,
$5.00; state hogs, $5.70tt6.80.
.41. I, mils Live Stock.
ST. I.Ot'IS. Alo.. June 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.000 head. Including 100 Texans.
Alarket steady: native shipping nnd export 1
steers, $4.85'(tr..P0: dressed beef nnd butcher
steers, $1.40ft5.10; steers under 1.0 lh ,
$1.10171,7.".; stockcrs nnd feeders, $3.2.. it 4 .(i.
cows nnd heifers, S2.Wil75; canners, Jl.f.Kj
2.85; bulls. $2.7503.65; Texas and Indian
steers, $3.6004.85; cows and heifers. $2.50ff
3' HOGS-Receipts. 3.500 head. Market Bo j
higher; pigs aim iignis, ,i,v'jiia.'i i...t.-.
$5,051(5.15: butchers. $5.10fiC.2).
SHEEP AND LA AIDS Receipts, 1..00
head. Alarket 15c lower; native muttons,
$1.2504.63; lambs. $6.0007.00'. culls and bucks,
$2.0004.10; stockers. $3.2303.50.
ICnnsns Clly live Stock Mnrkot.
KANSAS CITY, Alo.. June 22. CATTLE
Receipts. 2.000 natives, 300 Texans; choice
grades, 10c higher; medium steady: good
washy kinds low; heavy native steers $1.6..
if5.35; stockers nnd feeders, , $3. ! !.&.
' i.tclierB' cows nnd heifers. $3.1004.95; can-
rj, J2.50fi3.10; fed westerns, $I.2O0j.OO;
ans. $3.3504.60.
HOGS-Recelpts. 10,300 head; good trade,
prices ruled 5c higher; heavy. $5.1005.20.
mixed. $5.0005.15; light, $4.9005.02',-; pigs.
'''sVlEEP AND LAMnS-Recelpts. 400 head;
supply too light to test ?trotiBth of ma r
ket ambs. W.UO07.OO: yearlings. J.00059.
muttons. $1.30715.00; Texas wethers. $4.2j.i
4 45; feeders. $3.500 4.50; cidls, $2.30i?3.50.
St. .Iosctli l.lvr Slock.
SOFTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. June 22.-(Spe-
clal.) The Journal queues:
'2..J-;. i... too i,,l Mnrkel nc-
tlve a ,. ls7rmVgV'..ailves." JI.1O05.4O; TyxnM
and westerns. $4.0005.15; cows and heifers.
$2.2501.75: bulls nnd sings $2,250 I.Si.. rai
lings nnd calves, J4.0O35 10; stockers nnd
feeders. $3.5001.75; veals, $0.0Of (!....
1 ..-ii..... c kn i,n,t Mnrket 5c
hlgheV all grmie;-, J505.2O; bulk of s.les. ,
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recclpts, 60,) head.
Alarket stein1!'.
Stock In SlBht.
Following are tho receipts at llie four
principal western "'"".TlnVshcr
n ,n- r. ,MC 1
5.61S
14i
South omana -
Chtcngo 1
l.-,.BnU CltV 2 01
19 om
in,?01
3,590
lO.fK))
VI
St
LOUIS
6.090 .".S.IIR 3.211
Totals
Dry (Joints .Mnrkel.
NEW A'ORK, Juno 22.-No business of
any moment In heavy blown rottpm and
the market Is Irregular. The bleached cot
tons nro alo dull nnd Irregular Conr-.e
colored goods sell In small fjilant ties only.
Print clit'ix were neglected: prices nom
inal Prints In moderate request for dark
frr.cles and mournings. Glnghninn wero
steady and sales moderate. Linens nro dull
rnd somewhat Irregular at second ham s .
Hiirlnps Inactive, but steadier for Calcuttas.
SiiKiir 3Inrket.
ORLEANS. June 22-SrOAR-centrlfugal,
yellow. I'.iQjc; seconds.
NEW
Strong;
30 !ic.
dvlses Snlo of Seiver IlondK.
Sewer bonds to tho nmniint of $75,000 were
voted AInrch fi. One-ttilrd of these bonds
were sold and netted a premium of $1,91.
Cltv Treasurer A. II. llonnlmrs has nd
vlsed that the remaining $50 000 worth of
bonds be sold nt once, wnen a premium
can be realized upon them. In cae the
sale Is postponed until the enmpn gn is
well launched Air. Ilennlngs Is afraid the
bonds may not brim; such u good prh"
Ordinances have already bten ;,rt'"r1
sewer work that will require the $-..)(
. . mnrn lilfilinv Will 111
aireaov rcuu.,-n ..m. ,,,". ?
... tr. un,.-,ir niironscs. Tn, '
"ewer bonds are twenty-year bonds, heal
ing I per cent Interest
Dei-lde A km I not Wetrrii I iilim.
CIIICAOO June 22 -H" order of Judge
Tuley the Western Cn'oii Trl"'rnii oim
l.any has been ousted from Its podtlon as
collector of the dally marl:.;! quotations nn
the lloor of the Hoard of Trade a id I
bodv today commenced to collect ti own
quo utlnns and transmit ihm to 1 ho to e
graph companies. The right to cnlleet the
quotations has been regarded by the Hoard
of Trade ns an lmnnitnnt step 'n the con
test over the cutting oft of the ticker serv
ice from bucket shops. No change, how
ever, will he made In the menrer of dls
ir'butlng the quotations until the matter
has been dually passed upon by the courts.
No Proof or I'rniid.
DENVER. June 22. Air and Mrs D. A.
U'wls and Air. and .Mrs. Harry Rockwell,
formerly of Hot Springs. Ark., who wero
arretted In this city on the charge of using
the malls to defraud, were discharged by
I'nlted State. Commissioner Hinsdale, no
evidence being offered to prove that they
had placed In tho malls copies of their ad
vertisements of "three star good link
boxes." which they advertised to sell at $1
apiece.
I'ldetltj- Notional l)U liirml.
CINCINNATI, June 22. It Is announced
thnt on June 2fi to 29, J. Frank Aldrlch. re
ceiver of the Fidelity National bank, will
pay a final dividend of II per cent to tho
creditors of that ill-fated Institution. Its
failure, precipitated by tho wheat specula.-
71.. .
Hons In chii :igo of Its prci.'."it. e i
Harper, follow. l bv his t m.virtton in the
I idled Ht.itci i ii u r i and bN in. irccrBtlnn
In til., ticiiltcntlary for a number M years,
inado tlie matter one of wide Interest.
Hud of Flic WreUs' Strike.
'AKRON. O., June 22,-The Jolliers em
plnved. Ill the local stoneware plants re
Mimed work today after a strike of live
weeks. All the local plants were cloed
down during the strike several hundred
nun being out of employment. A settle
ment of the differences w rem tied with
the manufacturers ycslerdij.
You can vote as many flairs as you want
to In tho Working Olrls' Vacation Con-test.
I.U.'CTRICITY ns science can make
t hem. Knelt one produces n.t much
nerve-buUillng substances is con
tained in thenmount of food n man
coiiMimes in a week. This Is why
they have cured thousandtof cases
?. ".r..vo." Mich n. Debit-
t ti I,,,omn,!. Varicocele,
f , . J. "c u" loinitiK clear
y by developing brain matter; force
henltny circulation, cure indices,
tlon, and impatt bounding vigor to
the whole sv.tem. All weakening
and tlssue dctrovlng drains ami
losses permanently cured. Delay
may mean Insanity, Consumption
nud Death.
Price, ft perlrax ; six boxes (with
Iron-clad guarantee to cure or re
fund money), ft. nook.-otilalning
ui.ui.iiis vu,, v.ievtianj, u
Bold by Kuhn & Co., 15tli and Douglaa,
nd J, A, Fuller St Co, Ittn and Douglas.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
DIRECT LINE TO
MINNEAPOLIS
ST. PAUL
DUBUQUE
ROGKFORD
FORT DODGE
City Ticket Office
1402 Farnam St.
CHICAGO and EAST,
LEAVE 7:00 A. AI.-4:56 P. AI.-7M5 P, If.
ST. PAUL and nNI-APGLiS,
LEAVE 6:65 A. At.-7:35 P. M.
HOT SPRINGS - DEADWOQD
LEAVE S:00 P. M.
Citv Offices, 1401-03 Farnam.
In Every Fashionable
Set They Drink
"Krag
Cabinet"
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Always pnhilalilc- M-loct. Substantial
and liiilfonii. A proiiioter of (llscsllon
"par cxccllciit'e."
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FRED KRUG BREWIKG GO,,
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N. n.-lf health Is tho greatest of boon,
"Cabinet Is tho drink for whlto man and
coon,
CURE YOURSELF!
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COMMISSION,
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Correspondence. John A Warren A Ca
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