Nebraska Newspapers

    THJU OMAHA JDAIJUJ ! UJUJJii : U JN L > A X , j 14 , ISW JLA'JLUiillJN ! JfAliUJS. 11
THE CONDITION OF TRADE ,
The Heavy. Gold Shipments Attract the At
tention of Business Men.
NATIONAL BANK FAILURE IN NEBRASKA.
Tlio General Wholesale Trade Holds
O Up UN AVnll UH Could He Expected
at Thin Henson of
I ho V'cnr.
The heavy gold shipment * of the past few
weeks have attracted the attention of Ilnan-
clers In nil parts of the country and In New
York the movement has been viewed with
some alarm. At the same time , no unfavor
able results have shown themselves and , If
anything , legitimate business Is In bettor
Bhnpo now than It was be.fc.ro thn movement
of gold commenced.
In local financial circles nn Increased de
mand Is noted for money , ami some claim
thnt the market Is hardening as a result. At
some Important trade centers a closeness Is
reported In the money mnrkot , as at Cincin
nati , St. Louis , Detroit and Cleveland.
The past week has witnessed the failure of
a small national bunk In Nebraska , that of
the Central National nt Broken How. but the
causes which led to It were purely of a local
character mid for th.it reason of no great im
portance to the general business interests or
the stato.
TK.VDB
of Omaha can bo summed up In a very few
words , "good ns could bo expected at this
tlmo of the year. " Tills ii true , too , In the
face of the unfavorable weather of the
past week or more. Country roads
fiavo in many localities been so bad
that farmers could not got Into
town to do much trading and In otbe ; local
ities Where there was not so much rain every
one has been busy at work In the cornfields.
This has resulted In a light trade for the
country retail dealers mid the jobbers as a
matter of course feel the effects of it to some
extent.
The wholesale houses say that retail stoclts
throughout the country have been pretty
low , but though their orders wcro small they
were frequent. Orders for early fall stocks
are beginning to como in. So fur as this
market is concerned , everything appears
bright and inviting. There Is thorough con-
fldcnco established between buyer and seller'
and each expects big returns when the sea
son's activity shall have set In. Not In years
have the prospects been so cheerful.
The splendid crop prospects in Nebraska still
continue and It is on that that merchants in
nil lines of business arc basing their hope for
the future. While the rains have delavcd
work in the Holds to some extent and while.
the corn crop is a little backward nothing at
present indicates anything else than a bounti
ful crop for Nebraska. From nil over the
state como reports indicating that the farmers
are very hopeful which is Itself Isa very good
sign that the crops are doing well.
In Now York principals and brokers alike
in the grocery business are disposed to coin-
plain somewhat over the Irregular and com
paratively moderate volume of trado. They
make no accusation of forcing efforts on part
of buyers , or disposition tn remain idle when
food use can bo seen for supplies , but seem to
think n certain amount of stiporlluous caution
is exhibited that might with safety bo nbnn-
_ doncu tb jomo slight degree in favor of many
'goods that are known to bo scant in second
hands , and are valued upon cheap lines in
bulk lots. The consumer , the retailer and
the Jobber , however , nro all free from the
least Inclination of speculative character ,
and It seems to bo an impossibility to stir
them into free investment.
In domestic dry goods at Now York the
amount of business transacted during the
week under review has not reached the pro
portions noted during the preceding two
weeks , but it bos hud the somewhat more
satisfactory feature of being bettor distri
buted. Buyers , who have been present in
considerable numbers , have not found special
conditions in certain quarters so tempting ns
before , prominent agents handling corpora
tion goods having in some instances with
drawn cxtremo concessions then made ,
owing to a tangible reduction In stocks
through recent operations. The wholesale
clothing trade has been moro intent upon re
ducing the stocks of manufactured goods car
ried by it than desirous of increasing its en-
.gngcnionts in the cloth market , and numer
ous special clothing sales at cut prices or by
auction have fairly monopolized its attention.
The sound condition of the shoo trndo In.
general in Now York , Is so well assured that
the recent failures have not produced any
particular anxiety. The natural result has
been to infuse n spirit of caution on all sides ,
ns a rule , the sellers of leather and sup
plies-would prefer to make larger sales to
shoo manufacturers than the latter are willIng -
Ing to contract for. Collections will be
looked aftc" sharply for a time , and houses
with small rosourcfs may have their line of
credit curtailed a little , but In general there
will bo no ch.auga from former conditions.
COUNTIIT PllOnUCB.
In this line of business there has not been
much to Interest the dealer , though there
have been some fluctuations in prices. In a
Rocral way It may be said that receipts have
* been light , though about up with the de
mand. This state of affairs tins not Doon pro
ductive of a very active market.
Eggs were hi such light receipt that the
market stiffened up mid a good many eggs
sold as high as 1-U c , a good price for this
season. The arrivals have been taken very
readily uy the trade and there has been no
tendency toward accumulation.
The butter murkot has been devoid of any
features of general Interest. The local re
tail demand Is limited and a very largo uro-
portion of the arrivals goes to the packers at
- steady prices.
J The poultry market has also been about
steady , there being very llttlo change In
prices.
THK VHU1T MAKKHTS
are better supplied , or rather present a
larger variety , tlum was the case a week or
two ago. In addition to strawberries , which
Btlll command a good deal of attention from
the trado. pcucnes are commencing to ar
rive and cherries have become very plentiful.
IN VEdKT.UII.liS
There Is not truch of Interest. Old potatoes
have boon stiffening up owing to thodocreaso
of stocks , and right good potatoes are not at
alt plenty.
SI'r.CUI.ATlVE SIAUKET8.
Wall street appears to bo falling into the
dumps again. The Dally Investigator of
Now York says In com men ting upon the sit
uation : "Tho stock market Is almost as dead
* us the traditional door nail. It Is a source of
infinite disgust , and weariness of the llosti to
the whole muss of Wall street brokers and
speculators , and the patlonco of JOD Is neces
sary to reconcile them to their lot. At such
a tlmo Wall struct papers seem almost as
much a supcrllulty us blankets in Hindoo-
stun or Ice pitchers In the Arctic circle. IJut
although tholr-occupatlon is , llko Othello's ,
got.e , Wall street men hang on hoping for
bettor times , and it Is to ba presumed that
this stagnation will not last forever.
"Shrewd judges uro ot opinion that
within from thirty to ninety days wo shall
have a bull market for stocks , and that then
they will bo able to make up for lost time.
Hut ut present the prospect Is Hat , stale and
unprofitable , " "
Hallroad managers nro he-pint' great things
from the coming harvests lit this country.
The great reductions In the cereal crops last
your by unfavorable weather seriously crip
pled the railroad business , ana this year the
prospects ( teem to favor great crops , which
will mean great railroad activity and general
prosperity for all the important Interests
that thrive or suffer with the railroad Inter
est , The rtillroi.da move everything , anil
irroat crops this season will mean general
prosperity. _
OJ/.I//.I l.H K STUCK ,
OMAHA , Juno in , IROI.
OATTI.B Onioial rocolnti of eattlo 1,14,1. as
eomuurotl with 1.007 yesterday anil 1,119 Satur
day of lust wt-cU. The roculptM during tlio
week vruro 6.T.V ) as compared with
e.V.'o lust wcuk , The market was uetivo and
( ohlchoron desirable grades of both beovva
and butcher Moak. l.css desirable grades
slow and about steady , Kvodort ) werti alow
and Miioo lower. There were bouio Hue beeves
rin xale , ono bunch of ttfty-onu head averaging
ltU Ibu. bold ut tt.t > 0 , with town sales ubovo
lloos Olllclal receipts of hoc * 4V.S8 ! , an
coniuart'd with 6.&YI yesterday mid ' . ' .SOT
Saturday of last week. The loculpu during
U'Sv ' week , " P0--3 as computed with
UO.J99 lu t week. The market was
oUve ami &o klghor , AU mid. Tu raugo ot the
price * paid wn M.HV34.40 , the bulk selling at
(4.2.v < M.tR. : I.laht. tl..itol.M : heavy , tl..XftMO ) ;
mixed , ll.noiM.lt. ' ) . The average of the prices
paid WHS fl. ' < at compared with ll.'iV,4 yes-
lord R > - and W.aJ Saturday of last wjek.
HllRKP. omelal rcpclpts of nhcop Z1J , as
compared with 444 Saturday of lint week.
The receipt * durlnn the week wro l.Ofll. aa
compared with .Wll lust week , The market
was active and steady. Natives U. 003. & . : > . ' > ;
westerns. ( ? " '
ItccclptH.niiil HliliincutH. |
Showing the otllclal receipt * and shipments
of cattle , hogi and sheep on the dates Indi
cated :
MECEIfTS.
Dltnt. I 1'nttle. lllo . I Hhenp.
mill'MC.NTS.
I Cattle. I tliui , | Hhoap.
Stoolt
Oniclal Today. OITlclal Yeitorflav.
Guttle. . . . 50 cars. 1.145 Ciittlo. . . 45 cars. 1,007
HORS . lill curs. 4,283 HOJS . 81 cars , 6fi5
1 cur , 212 Horses. , . 1 car , 15
Ili'jIie.St 1111(1 LlUVVCit JllltH Of IlOl-4.
Today. Yesterday.
Hluhest $4.40 Highest * 4.ii :
Lowest 4.20 Lowell { 4.1U
of I'rloiit I'nlit Cor Ilnga.
The following table shows the range of
the prices paid for ho s On the days Indi
cated :
Monday , Juno 1 , $4 IOS4 45
Tuesday. Juno 2 4 2i > ft4 42S4
Wednesday , Juno ' ) 4 00 © ) .V >
Thursday , Juno 4 4 OOT4I . ' 15
I'rlilay , Juno 5 4 OOfcl 40
Saturday , Juno 0 4 10.J04 40
Monday. Juno H 4 I.vff.4 ; i5
Tuesday , Juno 0 4 I51 : i7'/ ' {
Wednesday. Juno 10 4 10C(4 115
Tliiirsday , Juno 11 4 104 115
Krlday , Juno 12 4 I04 I15
Haturduy , Juno l.'J 4 20414 40
Prevailing I-rioes on Cattle.
Thofoltonrlnzii a table of prlco * paid on
thlsmurkct for the grade ot stock mentioned :
Fancy steers. 1S.Y ) to IfiOJ Ibs $ . * . .25 © 5.85
Prime steers , 12.V ) to 1475 Ibs 4.85 4 5.M
Hood steers , 1150 to K17J Ibs 4.50 i 5.20
llutchors'steers. IOW to njOlbs. . . 4.00 © 1.90
Kitlr steort ) , O.W to 115) tb 3.SO © I.i5 (
Common steers , 800 to 1200 Ibs 2.75 © 1.00
Fiilrto/ood cows 1.50 © 250
( lood to choice cows 2.75 © ' 1.50
Cliolco to fancy cows 8.75 ® 5.00
Heifers 2.01 < % 8.90
Yearlimjs 2.001.51
1'ceders 2.20 © I.OO
Stockers 1.25 © 2.75
Canners l.OU CO'.OO
Hulls. . 1.75 © 4.CO
Oxen 1.75 © 4.00
StUIS 1.50 CA4.O )
Calves" 1.50 C15.5U
Western cornfed steers 2.M ) © 525
Western steers , 1.50 © 1.80
Western cows 1,00 418.25
I lunge of I'rlces of Slieop.
Tlio following table shows the prices paid
for sheep :
Prime fat sheop. shorn $100 © 525
Good fat cheoii , shorn 3 51) ) © 4 50
Common to medium sheepshorn. 2 25 © 'I 50
Westerns , shorn 200 © 500
Highest uml [ jtm'ust S.ilos of llou .
The following condensed table shows the
lilghuit and lowest salo'i and highest and low
est average of tlio sales of heirs and the dates
at this market In each month during the
months stated :
> ?
1800.
March 40 $3 72
April 4 20 i U5 3 ( MV
Mny 4 W f > 5
Juno 3 ( U II.VJ
July 377M 3 ; o 3435J
Auiiust. . . 4 15 3 30 3 U7H 3 44
September 4 SO 70 4 S7 4 OIH
October. . . 4 .15 3 40 4 21 3 826
November I 15 i 75 3 b'J 3 2U
December. 3 75 2 55 3 47K 303
ISM.
January. . . 375 275 331
February , 3 IS 8 45
March 4 40 4 27 3
April 6 16 4 SO 4 92 4 63
May 4 W t 00 4 C'J 4 15
Juno t 45 4 00 4 Mi 421M
Averuijo I'rico of Hois.
Showing the avoratro ' price paid for loads
ofhoirsontho days'iudicatod lu 1833 , 1889 ,
1800 and 1891.
Juno "JI June'W ) June ' 89. Juno'88.
Sunda . 6 13
3 70 6 15
Sunday.
S 55 625
350 6 33
8 65 6 33
3 67 6 .11
Sunday. 6 3(1
u , . 3 MM 532
10. M Sunday.
II. , 353 6 2l
12. 3 Kl 627
13. . 3l'-4 5 2G
Hccnlpta a-Ml DiHposltiou of Stock.
Ofllclal rocoluts and disposition of stock an
shown by the books of the Union stockyard a
company fur the twenty-tour hours ending at
S o'clock p. m. . Junolil , Iblll :
UKCKIPT9.
D gPOSITION.
UecclptHauiI Disposition lot1 the Week.
Olllotul receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the books nf the Union stoakyurdi
company for the week ending at 5 o'clock p. m.
Saturday , Juno 111. 1SUI :
HECICIl'TS.
1)1 H POSITION ,
tluyon. I Cuttlo. | Uoja. | sihoop.
UertrcBiMitatlvo Sales.
BTUKUS.
No. Av , Pr. No. Av. Pr.
18. . 1205 J5 00
44..114 ! ) ft 10
20. . 117 ! ) 5 15
20..1221 ft 20
2..1245 ft BS
UI..1IM 525
2. . KtlO ft 23
22 , . 12 ft ft 35
40.l' . ' l 525
21. . 1 > 54 ft 30
40..1110 ft 35
30. . 13 ? ' fi 35
cow a
3 , . 8fiO 2 15
1. 11XX ) 8V.1
1..1C80 225 ,
7. . 750 230
2. . 11.0 240
STOCKKUS AND FEBDKIIB.
18 , . 824 3 35
4 . U15 3 H3
1 , . KM ) 3 40
BTAdf.
1..IHW 3 75
S. . iC5 4 $5
CAI.VUH ,
III ! 1.1.0.
OIE.V ,
iions.
No. AY. Bh. Pr. No , AT. Bb. I'r ,
& 7 aa UIM 0 ifj ban a )
SHEEP.
No. Av. I'r.
11 wcstcrni , woalhors cf 114 It 60
Cliloago Llvo Stoolc Mnrkct.
CIIICAOO , .luno 1:1. : [ Ppoulal Teloijrani to
Tnr. I IKK. ] The cattle market was nominally
unchanged. There were only about llvo
hundred native eattlo In the yards and the
bulk of the I.tK.O Toxatis received went direct
to local slaughterers , There was a good tir-
cency for the dlU'oix-nt { trades , but a lack of
supplies restricted operations and scarcely
enough was accomplished tn establish trust
worthy quotations. The lltt o I ratio done was
on a basis of 8I.-4M for Inferior to extra
COWK , heifers and bulls ; ix'.OOisl.ll. ) for stockers
and fee lers ; } ! .4ixfft.r ) > 'i for common to fancy
Hlilnpliitt stcorc ; tl.fii'GVLT.'i for grass Texans
and &l.ii& > .lil for foil Texan. " . Uulves were
( Iiiotcd at JiWl'a.'i.OO ' , Uy virtue of the con
tinued ll ht receipts and by the uraco of the
dressed beef combine prices have ad
vanced a point or two during tlio
week. The chance Is scarcely worth
talking about , no class of cattle snowing n
gain 01 more than 10JCI. > c per 100 pounds , but
after six weeks of uninterrupted depression ,
oven Unit small advance afforded some relief.
Under the manipulations of the "big four" It
makes llttlo dlnVrcnco whether the receipts
bogiont or small. There Is practically no
competition and the arrangement of prices Is a
iiiatterover which ( hey have absolute control.
Hence It Is that although the receipts for the
last ten weeks show the surprisingly lur o de-
croilho of 17,000 head , as compared with the
Hamo lime la't year , and of ? 7 , ( > 00 head ,
us compared with the corrcsoondlng ten
weeks of 18 ! > . there has been no appreciation
during that period In the viluo of any prude
of cattle , but i. shrinkacii of nnvwhore from
507. > c per 1UO noundx. 1'oor to fair sorts are
only 2MWOc higher than they were twelve
months ace , ; and the difference In good to
extra Is not moio than 75c&.GO. ! Of the (0,800 (
head received this week 'UiOO : were natives
and I4f > OJ wore Texans. The former sold at an
oxtrenie run.o of $ ltlK3G.iO : , and tlio latter : it
tl.SOffiri.llO. Theio were only thrco or four
tradesatbotti-rthaiiSl ! l.'iand sales atovor $ . " > .UO
did not aRgrc-fintj 1,500 head. A very largo
part of the week's business WIIH done below
J5.00. Prices averaged a fraction about "lAo
lilnhcrth n for Friday.
There was a good demand for boss at * 4.n.'i ®
4.r > T > for poor to prime heavy and medium
weights and at M.iO : < ft4.f > 0 for light , with $4 40 ®
4.M the ranii at which most of the hous were
weighed. Thesj prices are about ! > u under
these ruling at the clo o of last
week. AH this decline has taken place
In the face of a decrease of
nearly ii'.OOO ' In the receipts any symptoms of
a "boom" In the near future are not dlscern-
able at this writing. Notwithstanding the
supposed scarcity of corn and the high price
of that staple , hogs are still coming freely
and are of good qua ! ty.
The Evening Journal reports : CATTr.E
Receipts , i'.OMi shipments. WX ) : market steady ;
prime to extra steers , $ . ' ) .7.VTtO.0 : good to
choice. $ . " > . ( > . ' ) ® .r > .7S : otheis , $ ! .50 ® . * > .50 ; Toxans.
W.50&T..OO ; cows. 8I..V'tr.U.ir ' > .
linns Hocolpts , 1U.003 ; shipments fl.000 ;
market active and steady ; rough and com
mon , Il.Udftl. 10 ; packers. ll.i0t.-M ; : prime
heavy and butcher weights. } I.MK3-I.)5 ; light ,
S-l.fOfb4.r > . > .
SIIKCP Receipts. 500 ; shlpmenls. none ;
market steady ; Toxans. $ : i..r1nffl4. 'i : natives ,
W.SOr,50 ; westerns , Jl.cr > ® j.'iri ; lambs. S > .50
© 7.00.
Kniisns City Ijtvc Stock Market.
KANSAS Grrv. Mo. .luno III. OATTr.K Uo-
cclpts. 1.803 ; shipments , 880 ; market , steady
to strong for natives ; Toxans. stonily ; steers ,
M.'JMid.OO ; cows , $1.0u@4.00 : stockeru and feed
ers , Ji.OXa4.25.
Hoes Receipts. 4,000 ; shlpme'nti , 1,800 ; mar
ket , higher ; all grades , M.BOGil.Uj.
St. Ijouis Ijlvo Stock Market ,
ST. Louis , Juno 13. OATTLE Hoeclpts. 200 ;
shipments l.MK ) : market lilghor ; fair to fancy
native steers , $2,90@'j.OO ; Texans und Indians ,
$2.nn5.oo.
lions Hoce'pts. ' l.lf.O ; shipments. 4,000 ; mar
ket firm ; heavy , fl.40ffi4.SO ; mixed , { 4.003
4.45 ; lit'ht , .264.45.
K XIA/tKETS.
The following quotations represent the
prices at which choice stock Is billed out on
orders unless otherwise stated ;
SOUTHKIIN OAULIFI.OWRU 1'er dozen , 11.50.
NEW POTATOES per lb,2'yc ,
TOMATOES I'ancy stock , per crate , t3.HO.
ONIONS llormudu , per case. fc'.M ; Califor
nia , IlijO per ID.
NEW HEETS Pordoz. : i540e.
PEAS I'or bushel box , ti.8OI.50 ; p M
bushel box , GDc.
OUCUMUEHS 1'er dozen , 50c.
SOUTIIEUN BEANS Wax , G0i5175e per H bushel
box : string. VlOc ( ) per M bushel box.
POTATOES Homo irrown stocn In small lot
from the store , 81.00(31.10. (
ASPAIIAOUS SOo per dozen.
UAiniAnu-Cullfornlii stock , par Ib , 2'ic ' ;
southern , per crate , J-'l.flO.
Fresh 1'YiillH.
CnEnniEs California , per 10-lb box. $ l.7.r > ;
black Tartarian , SI. 75 : southern cherries , $1.75
per drawer of IB quarts ; cases , Ji.OO.2J.
OHANOES I < os Angcies. $3.tO3.2Jj Mediter
ranean sweets , flS'X&LTS
TEXAS PEACHES I'or M bushel box. fl.OO.
STitAwlJKlllllES .Missouri stock , $2.252.50 per
2i quart Case.
( /KEEN Ooo&EnEUUir.s Per 24 quart case ,
J2.50 ; drawer of 18 quarts. $1.75.
PINEAPPLES Per doz. ) .00.
LEMONS Uholco stock , per box , $0.00 ; fancy ,
M.50.
M.50.UANANAR Per bunch , $2.50'I.OO for fancy
stock for shipping.
Country Produce.
EflOS The general market was about 14c. EH
I'ouLTur Uood old fowls are selling lariroly
at 1.75 , with a few fancy old hens going at
H.OO. A few right good spring chickens bring
14.00.
HuTTEn The most of the country butter Is
going at lOc.
- PI our.
Omaha milling company. Reliance , Patent ,
2.1'0 ' ; Invincible Patent. J2.80 ; Lone Slur.
Huuerlativo. t2f > 0 ; Bnowlluke , $2.10 ; I'unoy
I'amlly. 81.00.
R. T. tavls mill company , HlKh Patent No. 1
and Cream , $2.80 ; Blue 1) ) . . full patent , * 2.55 ;
lluwkoyo , half patent , $2.ir ; > ; Speolal Royal ,
patent No. 10 , KI.OO ; Minnesota Patent , $ J.B5 ;
KansaB Hard Wheat , patent , J-.CO ; Nebraska
Sprlm ; Wheat , patent , lf.55.
H. I' . Glllman's Quid Medal. (2.80 ; Snow
White , 12.50 ; Hnowdakc. $2.10 ; low crude , Jl.CO ;
Queen of the Puntrv. ? 2.GO ; bran , 115.00 ;
chopped feed , $21.00 ; Minnesota Superlative ,
J2.WI.
K. L. Welch & Co. . Welch's Host. $2.85 ; Crown
I'rlnco.S..TO ; Minnesota Chief. (2.40 ; Splendid
Family , $2.10 ; BtrulKlitJH.CO. '
Bunk Clearliif-s *
The bank clearings for the past wcolc were
as follows :
Monday . , . t 707,758.50
Tuesday . uiK07.r > : i
Krlday . Oin.OIB.55
Saturday . 010,2W.40
Total . , , { t.i7CfiM3 !
A decrease ot " 4.0 percent from the corre-
week of last vear ,
If you are troubled with rheumatism
or a lame back , allow us to suggest
that you try the following simple
remedy : Take rt piece of flannel
the size of the two hands , saturate it with
Chamberlain's Pain-Halm and bind It on over
the scat of piiln. It will produce a pleasant
wurmth and relieve you of all pain. Many
severe cases have been cured In this woy.
The Puiu-Balm can ha obtained from all
druggists ,
a-
IMailo Homo Totals.
The experts who huvo been nt work upon
the books of the assessors of the first and
Third wards have completed the recapitula
tion and the iigures nro as follows i
First Ward-Heal estate , * 1I8J,0 : > 5 ! per
sonal property. KHO.OOrij total , $ | ,7 ! , { > ilOl a
gain of $31 , IM ) over the assessment of lust
your.
Third Ward-Keal estate , fcl.-10l.S40 ; p-jr-
sonal , propintv , 1,350.080 , ; total , $4,350,060 , a
guin of $ TO,33T.
Have You Got a ItorNo ?
Every man who owns a hone should knew
that Mailer's Barbed Wire Uulmont Is the
only remedy that will give prompt relief to
all sprains , cuts , bruises and galls , and Is
warranted to effect a complete euro ,
Bulls and Bears Eave a Tn lo in Chicago
and the Latter Oome'Out on Top ,
DECREASE IN THE EXPORT BUSINESS ,
/ „
Continued Good Crop IlcportB ttio
I/ending InltuoiieoH In the Market
Wall Street I'MiiuiieJal Deals
QuolatluitH.
CIIICAOO , Juno 13. Per the first tow minutes
nfter the opening today the leading markets
KIIVC ovopy Inillciitlon of strengths there wus
good buying unil conslderublo activity mill a
( liilck advance wus mudo In nil the pits. Hut
after tliu first half hour the buying slackened ,
confidence bccumo Impaired , mid ourly pur-
chusurs begun to sell out and thoru wan a
sharp drop nil along the lines. U.ibles were
caslors line crop wcathor was reported both
lit this country and In Kuropo.
Hrudstrcot's reported the exports from both
coasts for the week at 2 , > OIOjO bushels , and
04,478.000 bushels slneo May 1 , against ll > 2,00)- )
000 busliuls for tlio sumo time In IS'JO The
sumo nnthorlty rcportoil the decrease In the
uvuIluMo snppiy durlitu May at 7lKi'.i,000
bushels , uirulnst 7,1100.000 us the avcrimc reduc
tion In May for the past three years. July
wheat opened at D'iJ ! < 305yc , against W5o at the
close yes'.erdtiy. Tliero were largo buying
orders from Now York and the execu
tion of these caused a quick advance to
( Wise , which proved to bo the top ilguio
of the day. I.ognn , Cnttroll and Keiinott
bought rattier ircclv ' at the start and then
begun to Hull , with Co'ttroll In the lead. Pri
vate cables seemed weaker than the public
ad vloc-l Hid tills with umenlflcuiitoiop weather
gradually developed a bear feeling , iiccom-
panled bv short selling and the Kacrlflco of
Ion ) ; property , and after holding for a tlmo In
tlio neighborhood of U.'i'jffiS-'i c there was a
Hltinip totHJic. A recovery tou4jc took place
before the close , with au easy tone at the llu-
Ish.
Ish.Corn started off a little lower with July at
fM.V > ' .ic , but the buying was very short and
there was hardly any business until the prluo
rose to jJiic , which was paid In less than llvo
inlnntes after the opening and soon
touched VI'it ' , but at this point It
pniitn to a halt , the selling bccanio aggressive ,
Hoydou fc Co. , Norton , Worthlngton and oth
ers beliii ? active on that side. Kino growing
weather , largo estimated receipts for Monday
and advices of Increased loading at primary
points Increased the feeling of weakness and
prices dropped oil to. > 4c , but rallied to54 ? c at
the close.
The action In oats was still controlled by
the lluctuatlonsln corn. Starting at 40 > fe for
July there was an advance to41Jic , a decline
to IiSc , and a rally to ; iU'4C. '
Provisions shared In the early strength and
also partook of the subsequent weakness.
Itcam and Cudaliy sold freely on the advance
and Armour was a moderate buyer. Hoptom-
borpork opened unchanged at J10.371J. ad
vanced to $10.45 , receded to $10.2714 , and closed
nt $10.30 , a loss compared with yesterday's
close , of 74c. ! Lurd win stronger , opening at
an advance of 21C , rising uu more , reacted
74c ! and closed at an advance of So. Hlbs
closed with a loss ofSic. .
The loading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotation ! ) were as follows :
Ki-.tin Dull : spring patentsS4.Oa. ! > .40i win
ter uatcnts. Jl.BJfcS.IOi bakers' , s-I.IOftl.'S.
WHEAT No. B spring wheat. OCc ; No. a
sprlnc wheat , OJ9Cc ; No. 2red , OO'.Sausc.
Con.v No. 2 , WMc. , - > . - - *
OATS-NO , a. noi40c ! ! " No. 2 white , KK < Ztic ;
No. : i white , 4V&KUC.
IlVK No. 1 ! . Me.
UAHLEV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 03 ©
C5o : No. 4 , t. o. b.COc.
KLAXSEED No. LSI,10.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime , $1.2701.8.
I'OIIK Mess pork , nor barrel , JIO.OO : lard ,
per cwt. . JO-0.Vije.07i4 ! short ribs sides ( loose )
j.75fflS.80 : dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) . 15.UO ®
5.10 : short clear sides ( boxed ) . ffl.avSO.ao.
WIUSKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal
lon , Kl.1C.
SUOAHS Out loaf , unchanged ; granulated ,
unchanged ; standard "A , " unchanged.
Receipts and shipments today were as fol
lows :
On the produce exchange today , the butter
murUet was bteady and unchanged. Kegs , H
® ICc. _
Now York 'TUnrkcts. "
NEW YOHK , Juno 13. I-'r.oun IJoceipts , 12.444
packages ; exports , 4,458 barrels : H.MJS sacks.
Market < lu 11 and hcax'y. Sales , 14,100 barrels.
Cons MKAL Steady , dull ; yellow western ,
. .
WHEAT liccolpts , lllO.fiOO bushels : exports ,
76,151 bushels ; Hales , J.XV.UOO buhhcls of fu
tures ; l.OOJ bnsholH spot. Spot market , weaker
and qulot ; No. 2 red , ? 1.074 < Ti > 1.03 , store and In
elevator ; $ t.0i ! ? alloat ; Jl.OS.VOl.loy f. o. b. ;
ungraded red , tl.04 ® LOU ? < : o. 1 northern
to arrive. $1. HIM : No. 1 Iiard to arrive , tl.l'.tU :
No. 2 Chicago , 11.07. Options changed only
silently and wholly from local speculation ,
declining early WO ! c , reacting UJo , closing
weak at li < iHUo under ycatordav. No. 2 rod ,
June , closing , $1.07ai ! July , ? 1.0.rvQ1.0 : > % , closing
atI.05'J ; Augiiht. { 1.01 6-10il.02t ( ( , closing at
* l.01i ; KoptemLer , * 1.0 Ml.'ilU , closing at
$1.01 ? ; October , fl.lil > i < &l.0l > { . closing at
Jl.Olisj Novoiubor. closing , * I.017 ; Uecomhor ,
fl.08T-IiI.OUfi-lG ( , closing nt ll.OUJii May (1802) ( ) ,
Sl.Hi > iei.or ) ? , ' . closing iitl.00i. ?
KYK Qulut it ltd steady.
HAIII.UY HALT Dnllj Canada country made ,
$1.0.05 \ ,
COIIN Hccelpts , 51,700 bushels ; exports ,
01,724 bushels ; sales , 680,000 bushels of fu
tures , 171,000 bushels of spot. Spot , market
steady , fairly active , No. " , WiJ4o in elevator ,
( > 7io ! atloat ; ungrudod mixed. UV&ii'lic. Op
tions opened Uc lower , advanced \ -M'i . but
closed weak at UfflHo'undor ycstorday. wholly
througli local manipulation. July , fit 13-100
CO 7-llk" . closing UlXc ; August. U07 eOlio ; clos
ing GO.'ie ; Soptoinbor. 00 > i(3i0.7 ( ( c , closing OtlJic.
OATS liccclpts , UtriOO ; bushels : exports , 1,2:14 :
bushels ; sales , ra.ooo bushels futures ; 5',000 '
bushels spot. Spot market dull and heavy ,
Options dull and lowor. Juno closing , 4UUu ;
July , 4li".i@40yc , closing , 4iio ( ! : August , 40Si
© lie , closing , 4U.to ? : Soptcmbor , ! )7UliBc ) , clos
ing U7.ic. Spot No. 2 white , 401ic : mixed
western , 44wl'Jc ; white western , 500'Jo ; No ,
2 Chicago , 47Hc.
HAY Sioudy ; shipping , 45Mo ; good to
choice. 5.Viii5c.
llot'S Dull , stondy ; state common to choice.
SSOa'-'u ; rnolllc coast , 2.TQii c.
COFFKE Options opened steady , unchanged
to 10 points down , closed barely steady at 5
points down to 10 nolntfilln. Sales , 20.7M baas ,
Including : July , W.lOGtWMl August , tl.r..WfJ
1S.70 ; Soptoiuber. H5.0 611SOi October. $14.53
OH.M ; Noveiabur. $14.1)0 ) ; December. $14. (04 4
14.0. ) . Snot Hlo , ( lull , iteiidy ; fair cargoce ,
J10.UII ; No.7. HT.l'-'JiaiT.'JS.
SIKIAH KIIW , quiet , HfciiTly. Bales. 150 hois-
lieails ; muscovado 6'J tef t/ut 2 lil-lCu ; rollncd
moro acllvo and steudyJ. ' '
MOI.AKHKS I'orolgn , ( iifiot at 12Kl3o for BO
test In hogbheads ; Now Orleans , dull , steady ;
common to fanov , -i.'t."ic.
KICK Stonily , weak ; duu ustte , falrto extra ,
6C40 ; Japan. 5y i o.f K
I'K'iltot.EU.M Qulut , etouuy ; crude In barrels ,
I'arkors. * 4.(1) ( ) ; I'lirkois , lifrlmlk. f4.0T > ; rollned
Now York , ifU ( a7.15 ! I'liljlUelphla and llultl-
m ore , tU.Kva7.10 ; rhlladlatihla and llaltlmorc ,
In bulk , $ l.55\iU ) ; unltiHtulosed LO for July.
( . 'tmiiN HKKII On , h-i ( < ; f < Iy , dull ; crude elf
grade , 2-.tt2ic ) ; yellow off , crude , aKfi : ' ! 4o ,
TAI.I.OW Steady uniulot ; city ( $2.00 for
packages ) , 4ii-lic. : : y. In. .
KOSIN Qulot , steady ; etralncd , common to
BOOll , * l.4.Vtf I.M.
; we.siorn , IDiiQlO o ; re
ceipt * . [ iK : : > packages.
Ill HUB Dull , llrmor ; wet Hiiltnd New Or
leans. M'Kctnl , 4.VQ7A pounds , U4 So ; Texas ,
holectod , VHli ) ( jionniU , G't&xu.
I'OIIK Qnli't. Htoady ; old mess , tlO.50ftHI.50 ;
now MH'si , v..POtTcr..f.O ; uxtra prime , flt.ou ,
CUT MKATH Dull , stoadv ; pickled hol
lies. fi\u ; pickled Hhouldei-H , 4 ? < e ; plekiotl
hums , lisja'jyc.
MIIIUI.I.B Dull , weak : short clear , J0.40 ,
IiAiiti Stronger , niudoratu demand ; west
ern hto.im , JLX'li. Options : Sales. 4 , 0,0 tierces ;
July , < n.c : ( iiiu : ; ehmln . ( O.i4 : bid ; August ,
M.4h : Heptember , W.57&O.G2 ; closing , SU.01 bid :
Oi-tdber. Wl.
lluriKit-giilet , fa y ; wosturn dairy , 110
l.'os wvhturti oreaniury , I.ViJBIhWo ; wvH
fiincy faetnrv. 11 ( lt > ic ; Kluin . IKiic.
CIIKKHK i.nilot , weak ; purthklnih ! © 7e.
I'KI UKIN Dull ; American , JIO.owclS.2J.
\Vlicat .Market.
MiNNKAroi.tK , Minn. , June III Demand for
No. 1 iiii thorn wheat itcod ; No. 2 northern In
It'feu dumund and lower ; poor grades Inactive
and very dull , Hccoljits , 170 cars ; fililnmenu ,
tiU curs. Closu : No. 1 hard , June , tl.U2 | UH
track , tl. < Kftt.nai ! { | No. I northern. June. OOot
July. liP CMWict on trnoKi t-9S4 0. ) > ic : No. y
nurlhcrn , June , Odcj on track , WXiOsu.
St. Louis Mnrlcota. t
ST. Lotus. Mo. , Jtmo 13. WHEAT Irregular $
cnnh.HO'c ' < aJItJ ) ! July.lUSiniUe.
COIIN Kaslcr ; caih. KiMcs July , S2 ! < e.
OATS Lower ; cash IMie ; Julfi U7io. !
roUK-Dillt lit $10.50.
IMIIII Klriuor.m. .
WmsKY-HtoaOy , JI.IO ,
IttiTTKIt Dllllj UllcliallKCll.
KntiHitH City Markets.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Juno I& WIIKAT Qtilott
No. ' . ' , hnrd , cash. brSittiSo ; June , Mo bid : No.
2 , red , cash , 8 ! > iWiOc.
COIIN tioud doiKiuid : No. 2 , cash , 50 ? c bid ;
June , fiOlto bid ,
OATB-ouIot ; No. S cash , 4Jic ? ; June ,
Ijlvrrpool Alnrtcctfli
LIVERPOOL , Juno 13. WIIKAT Steady ; de
mand poor ; holders offer moderately ; Kansas
winter wheat , Ss Id per cental ! red western
Bprlnir , ijs 2'diJtta ' } ( M.
( JOHN 1'lrni ; demand fair.
Cliiolitiintl Miirkata.
CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 13. WHEAT Light de
mand ; No. 2 red , $1,01.
CORN IIcht demand ; Na 2 mixed. CtXSCOc.
OATS Lower lo sell ; No. 2 mixed , 47c.
WHISKY $1.10.
Milwaukee
Mir.WAUKKn , WIs. , Juno III , WHEAT Quloti
No. u HprliiR , cash , n : > a ! c ; July , OMJc.
Con.v Kusler ; No. : i , 5Sc.
OATS-Kaslor ; No. 2 white , 4"c.
I'uovisioNtt Quiet ; pork. July. $10,0 * ' , { .
Toledo .Markot H.
TOI.KUO. O. , Juno in. WHEAT Lower , clos
ing Mr in ; cash and June , * l. 1.
( 'OHN l-'lrni ; cash and June , COc.
OATS Quiet ; cash , 4Uc.
S TOCliN .IX It UOXttS.
Nuw i'oiiK , Juno IX The stock market
today displayed moro activity and moro
strength during the two hours of business
than at any previous time during the week ,
and prices at the close were generally at the
highest points slneo the close ot lust week.
The sentiment that the drain on the gold re
sources of the country hud entirely ended , ut
least for the present , has created u moro con
fident feeling In speculative circles , and the
olTort to cover shorts' this morning , with a llttlo
now buying , made the liveliest and strongest
market for some time. The expectation that
the hank statement would show u material
Increase in the surplus reserve was not disap
pointed. and a gain of over 1,000.000 puts that
Item at over JIO,00,000 ) again. The dealings In
the market , however , presented no marked
change from these of the previous days of this
week , and wcro still confined prin
cipally to the grangers. Industrials
and n few other stocks which have
an International market , although tlio foreign
operations were Insl.'nilleunt. The duinand
from the shorts wassufllclent to make a rather
sharp upward movement In the llrst hour.
Union 1'aclllc Icudtni : tlio advance , followed
closolv by St. I'aul , B irllngton , ltd -k Island.
1'aelflc Mall and some others. Tlio general
list also developed some special features and
Jersey Central , Kvansvllle S : Terre Haute , and
one or two others , made sharp gains on small
transactions. The Issue of the bunk state
ment continued tlio expectations , and whllo
there was no further material upward move
ment the best prices were well hold and the
close was made at the highest Iigures through
out. The final changes show gains all along
the line of largo fractions and Jersey Centr.il
and Union 1'aclflc are up Ma percent each and
Pacific Mail 1 per cent.
Railroad bonds were comparatively nutlvo
and retained the firm tone developed yester
day , with a revival of Interest In Atehlson In
comes though there was us usual no material
changes In quotations established among the
active Issues. The trading for the two hours
reached SS40.000 , which was well and widely
distributed.
Government bonds have been dull and
steady.
State bonds have been neglected.
Petroleum continues dull and narrow , and
today there was no movement from the open
ing until the close. Pennsylvania July option
closed ( W. Total sales. 5,000 barrels.
Tlio following arc the closing quotations for
the leading stocks ou tlie Now 1 ork stock ex
change today :
The total sales of stocls today wnro 107,415
shares. Including : Atehlson , 20.KHS ; Louisville
& Nashville , 4i20 ( ; Northern Pacific , pre
ferred , 2,015 ; Richmond & West Point ,1.85'J ;
St. Paul , 19HJ5Unlon ; Pacific. 7.SSO.
Flnniiolnl Hoviow
NKIV YOHK. Juno 111 The Post says : The
stock .speculation ruled extremely dull
throughout the week , although at the close
the activity was grouter than on any other
day. Prices were lower In the first half of Iho
weo't , principally on the fear of further gold
exports , und the engagement of if : > 00.00i ( on
Tuesday gave the market a sct-baok , but con
sideration brought a reaction of the unprofit
able character of such shipments , and when
no further amount wus taken confidence began
to grow and operators evinced moro Interest
In the markot. This wus Increased
by the favorable advices from abroad and
the easier condition of money , and when
London , Uhlcngo and Hoston sent in buying
orders thn market became strong and al
though still dull , prices advanced during the
last half hour nf the week und a number of
tliu uctlvo stocks today sold at their highest
prices for the week , Asldo from rumors re
specting a few ot tne specialties , the news ot
tlio week wus of a favorublo character. The
crop advlcos were encouraging and caused a
shari ) decline In the grain markets , and this ,
with largo purchases for export and the con
sequent Increase In the supply of commercial
In the market , led to greater Interest and u
bettor fouling In the stock market , which was
reflected In a not advance of ii to 2i ! per cent
from last Saturday , the principal Improve
ment having boon on the grangers.
Tlio Money 'Market.
Nr.w VOIIK , Juno 18. MONKY ON OAt.r , Easy ,
Call loans ut2 ! { percent ; closing offered ut.l'ij.
PHIMB MKHOANTII.E PAPKH 5'/i@7 percent.
I'llUlllOllll NotCN.
IIAI.TIMOIIK , Mil. , Juno 13. Oiourlncs , II.OCI-
110 ; balances , fcUVJO. Money , u pur cunt.
KANSAS UITV , Mo. . Jiiim 13. OloarlnKS ,
Jl.t .i''uj for the week , i7l llTOj deeruuse , ml
liurcont.
Nuw VCIHK. June 111. Olourlnis. f)5,5i4S08 ! : ;
balanres. J.h7I.MCI'or the week , clearing ,
fW.I.'Xt..Vl : halanc-i.'S , H,47I55. |
I'IIII IIIM'IHA : , Juno 13. Olenrlnss. tO.GS'.1-
S.K ) ; liiiiiiiifci' , tli404Kft. : ! riourliiits fur the week
enilln1-- today were I58.JHI,7t8 ; bulunct-H , | aU43-
2iI. ( Monoy. © ! par unlit.
OillOAOO , Juno 13. Money was firm and un
changed ut'iliMlt | ier eent ( in deiniuid and ( i'/J
on time. New 1'ork uxvliuneu , 7.VtfeOo ( per H,0 (
premium. Oloarlnus , lU.UW.ooo , Htorllng ex-
chutiKU was steady and unohitiiKod
HUSTON' , Muds. , Juno 13. t'learlnes , 114,407-
141 ; biiluiu'os , ( Ilil0il8 : , Money , VKtpercent. \ .
Kxcliunuo on Now Vork , 10 to 15 rents dis
count. Kor the week. ult'iirliiKS , 1 1,710,255 ;
buluncus ! : t'O'Us , lor the eorrosjondlni | ;
week lust year , oluurliik'n. JU'J.CU.iviS ; Ijaluncts.
tll.001.MH _ > - - = . C = J
CINCINMATI , Juno 13. Money , 6 per cent.
Now Vork axnUuiigc , COQ70 pur con t ,
The I TlOWALHYMN GFDonTHE WORLD'S FAIR.
AS
SANTA GLAUS SOAP
My Country : 'tis of thce.
Sweet land of liberty ,
Of thce I sing ;
Lund where our fathers
died ;
Land where our Mothers
cried ,
Over the wash-tub tied
Let freedom rliiR.
My native country thee
Land of th ; noble , free
Thy name I love ;
I love thy tucks and frills
But oh : what laundry bills ;
My soul with horror thrills ;
When I think of thce.
Let musk swell the breeze ,
And blow through all the
trees
Hall SANTA GLAUS :
Let tired mortals wake
And Rladly try a cake ,
Let all for cleanness sake ,
Join the applause.
LOMAlO : for the wi-ok , jr.S7ft,8Vi ) for corresponding
spending week last year , fU.lM.&OO.
LONDON. Junfl 13. The Statist of today ,
speaking nf the probable exports of mild that
must bo made from Knropo later In the
autumn , says Prance alone will need to Im
port from America not less than $100.01X1,000,00)
worth of wheat and for which It will have to
nay nt least ( fln.nno.099 In told. Other coun
tries. Including England , will bo compelled to
scud some ni'llioni ' of pounds sterling In order
to obtain the nrci" > sary amount of eraln of
which firoatllrltuln. l-'ranco and the continent
Konorally are deficient.
Hoston Mock Market.
BOSTON. Mass. , Juno IX The following wore
the closing prices on stocks In the Boston
stock market today.
Hank of lOiiKland llitlllon.
LONDON. Juno 13. Amount of bullion gene
Into the Dunk of England on balance today ,
i'X'.OOO.
Paris Koiitc.H.
I'Aiiis. Juno in. Throe per cent rentes , 05f
flc for the account.
Denver I
DRNVEH. Colo. , Juno 13. Quotations on the
mining exchange today closed as follows :
San Franolsco fin nj ; QuotatioiiH.
SAN FIIANCISCO , Juno 13. Theofllclul closing
quotations for mining stocks today wore us
follows :
Nuw Vork Mining Quotations.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 13. The following are the
closing mining stock quaint ons :
Traders' lallc.
ST. I.ODIS , Juno 13. f/ungonburs Ilrothors to
Cockroll Hrothors ; The following was the
rungc on the July option ;
COMMODITY I Open. | Illitli. I I.HIT. | cioae. I Yeat.
Wlicat-
Jur. ! . . .
Corn
JiilT. . . . MH MM
Ontt
July 33 .17
Nuw YOHK. Juno K ) . Keiinott , llopklns&Co.
to S. A. MoWhOrter : The stock market had a
very healthy appearance today. Prices
moved in ) slowly under the continued purchase -
chase of moderate amounts , to supply which
the offerings were Itiudoijiinto. The favorable
crop reports together with tlio cessation of
gold shipments are the basis ot returning con-
lldonco , and the market appears to have en
tered on a period of decided Improvement
both as to the volume of transactions and enhancement -
hancoment of prices. Oh Cairo ( Jus made a
small loss because of the delay In the HII-
nouncoinont of the agreement In Chicago. It
Is announced from Philadelphia that the anti-
sugar folks pronoso to build two now refin
eries at Philadelphia ana Half Imoio , It Is
likely also that the rumored Injunction being
Issued against tlio trust paying tlio dividend
just declared Is weighing the price of certifi
cates down. The bank svatumentshoncd again
In the Mirplus reserve M,7U7M)0 ) , and althoiuh
a loss In cash of ? .I,700,00'1 , the deposits ran
down only $300,000. Stocks closed firm. ToUl
sales. 108,200.
CIIICAOO , Juno 13. F. 0. Logan fi Co. toTon-
cray Sc Itryan : Whoiit opened with good buyIng -
Ing at O."ii0i.r > 'jc for July and sold 1111 to MHc.
On line weather and crop reports , sold as low
asl'4ic. Cables are steady and there Is u
modcr.itodomand for cash wheat for ship
ment oust. The sentiment locally In the north
and southwest Is very feverish on tlio crop
prospects. Supply und demand for the pres
ent Is lost sight of. Foreign wants are great ,
but meantime their Immediate necessities are
supplied. To sustain our present price wo
must have more speculative buying. The
tonoof the markot. Is weak and looks llko
going a cent or two lowor. Corn opened strong
ut55)o. ) The estimated receipts for Monday
were considered heavy and caused free self-
Ing by the early purchasers. The price Is
high a > id Increased receipts will cause a fur
ther decline. Without receipts the old piirty
will btav by It. So far crop reports uro good ,
July oats opened ut 411'Ie. ' Pork was dull und
llttlo trading In the provision markot.
OlilCAOn. Juno 13. Schwartz , Iupon A ; Mo-
Cormlck , Chicago , to ! ' . O. Swartz& Co , : The
very complete liquidation In wheat which
teen place yesterday was shown In the mar
ket today by an ontlro lack of nliiKtlclty , An
Incident of today's trading was the effort by
the Now York cotcrlo to hull the murkot ,
They bought freely at the opening , but Unit
ing that tholr purchases would not control
the market they bold out. Ono or two short
lines that were open last night wore partly re
duced today , The otop summaries In the
morning papers were favorable. The iccolpts
of now grain was reported from various points
In the south , Cables wcro indllToront. English
country markets shorted a decline for the
week ot ltd , and the week exports from both
coasts showed a falling off front the ween he-
fore of 4W.OOO bushels. 'I hero wim moderate
export business loporlod fiom Nuw York and
charters hero amounting to I2\OOU bushels.
Wo set ) nn Indications of good long liny Ing and
the liquidation of the short Interest Is against
much advance. Advices generally lire to the
oltect that winter wheat harvest will bo under
way nil over thn southwest next weok.
Itocolpts ut eleven primary points ,
451,1 OJ bushels ; shipments. : .H'.i.uJ3 bushels.
Corn Tliu opening was at u sharp irlvuiico ,
the ro-tiiltof a luigo export business l.iportod
heio yesterday and a larju out-lnspoc > tlou
amounting lo 4K ( ) , ' * , but tlio advaii'.o was
checked and u bleak cuusad by the bulling by
an Inllnenlinl bull aided hy general se ling
for ontsldo accounts. 'I ho crop reports urn fa
vorable and Iho eleur wu-ither scums llitely to
Increase receipts , Today's cars worn 1)15 ) , tliu
estimated for .Monday , 425 , Oats rallied early
with corn and brnku badly on general hollini !
Tor country iiccnuiit. Provisions woui firm
hut dull. At the opening there win some In
clination to cover shorts , hut early strength
did not hold and the market eloses very tamo.
The buying was almost entirely to cover
shorts : ind when they uru through we look for
lower prices.
CIIICAOO. June 13. Keiinott , Hopkins & Co.
lo B. A. MeWliorter ; A ttrongor feeling ex
ists | n provision * , with Ituam heurliu'u dull
tnurkut and grain showing decided wmiknoH * .
The close Is about tlio sumo us yesterday. Kor
the pro uut cliuucM ivcm to fuvor u furluo *
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
"Lot another man praise thee , and not thlnl
own mouth. A stranger and not. thlno uwj
lips. " Iluv. Oeorvo Miller. Oarllle. Iowa : Hov4
Anthony Jacobs , Hldnoy , Iowa ; Uov. j. W ,
Carter. I'leiiMiiil Grove , Iowa ; Kov. E. In
Terry. Cedar Haulds Iowa ; Uov. W. 11. MIo ,
Leaveiiworth , Kansas : Iluv , J. T. Mumford ,
Kmcrson , Iowa ; Uov. J. W. Oat heart , EmorJ
son. Iowa ; Uov. Oilman Parker. Kmcrson ,
Iowa ; lion. T. J. Abel , Dcoatur , Illinois ; W ,
A. Strom ; , Council KlutTs , Iowa. When suob.
ir.cn as the above have given their testimon
ials In pralsu of Moore's Tree of Mfo and thq
leading wholesale drug houses say they hava
given entlro satisfaction where they hava
been sold , what better evidence do you want !
Why should you suffer when you can bo euro"
by using Mo.iro's Tree of Life.
.Moore's Tieo of Ufo. n iKxItlva euro for Kldnc
ami l.lver l'ouil : ; il.u iiiul nil lilood illjo.ncn. Doei j
ny to snirnr when you c.in bo curo.l by uslaz Mooro'd
Truaof Llfu , thaiirou Ufa Kome.lr ?
TEA
is what you need , for it cure
all liver , kidney and nervQ
troubles. 250 package.
Remember that
HAHN'S GOLDEN DYSPEPSIA CURE
is warranted to cure dyspepsia ,
sickheadache , billiousness ,
lump HUe fcolinr * in the stomach , of
money refunded. Price bOc , of yo\itf \
drupgist or by mail on receipt of prico.
TURKISH REMEDY CO. ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
Samples of Tea & Dyspepsia Cure forUustamO
P. T. HUGHES ,
WHOLKiALK OASU COMMISSION MKllCIIANJ )
1552.1534 Market I.trcot , Denver. Colorado.
KlRln , III. , unil WoMtorn Creamery Mutter ,
Cheese. 10,000 A 1 empty egg cases , with tiller * to
lonn to mr alilppcrs ttud otliara to bo lllloJ , 11 vo casol
ontlup. Slilp by lust frelullt. Uooil.'clio.ip Butter la
donmmt durliiK Muy , Itoilable for quotatlohi oa iKf
niniul.
temporary advance. The big bears who car
ried tliolr wheat yesterday were sellers to
day and In the absence of sulllulunt buylnff
orders they made a weak market. t > ina
lines taken yesterday for New Yorkers
were HluiUen out In the demoralization
but the Uottroll crowd made largo repur
chases bctwcon 04 o and 03e an 1 are still IOIIK.
They are feolliiK for the bottom. Having
tnuuoBonio sooil turns In their own market
dur.iiKtlm past tow months U la nrolmblo
they contemplate another iloul which will bo'
pressed If It xoos their way , but promptly
abandoned If It don't. Tlio news WIIH not ot
an Inlluenelal cliaraclor , It boliiK u half holt-
day In Now York , but7o,000 bushels wcro re
ported worked there today. Charters hero
were for 121,000 whllo the actual oaih.
situation seems to prow strniiKor , the ,
Biioculatlvo Hontlmont continues lnton-1
Koly bearish and thus dominates the
market. Korean markets hold up well , liur-i
lln anil Liverpool oonilni ; lillior. . Inflpltoot
our weakness lliiuldalloa of the IOIIK IntorosD
hna lioiHi t-o Konoral that further depression.
from this sourso would teem linprobablofl
Hulls buy only In a hand-to-mouth wny , drop *
lililK It quickly when the market turns woalfl
The price Is ccltlnc about low onouith to utt
tract Investors who will stay with their.
purchases. Hales on rallies for the prosonc
would seem reasonably safe , Corn and
oats With cash corn ut n premium ovea
futures , shlupliiK demand urgent most of the
tlmo and llttlo prospect of nottinc any con-
traot rccoIptH fiorn the now ertipthls your , the
bulls Hud a line olianco for milking the mar *
kot , which they nro not alow to Improve. The
now crop of oats IK so near at hand that there
Is Rroater tmtucemonts for short soiling ,
hence the renter weakness ut Liverpool. The
Chicago boar may bo counted upon to see any
tiling that Is not away further than the out
crop , and takes hla cnancos of the harvoit
turning out well. It would therefore teem
safe to buy corn on good brouks and veil out *
on good rallies.
TNHTHUMENTa plaooil oa rooora Juno lt\
JL 18'Jl. '
WAIIKANTY DKEDS.
U 8 AtiKolIn nnd wlfo to M A U Robert
son , lots 0 und H , blk 1 , Vundoroook
Terrace $ 4,001
0 K Maker and wlfo to B K Gibbons , lot
U , blk H , Orchard Hill 65fl
II S Ulurk to U J Smiley , lots & and U , blk
IB. Orchard Mill BOO.
J W ( 'arr and wlfo to U A Thompson , lot
IX blk 2 , Amblorl'luoo 1,00ft
Jullu Davis und hiishand to I- Doll , lot "
15 , blk "I. " Suundors fe ll's add 609
A and II Kount/u to 11 U Roberts , Iot8 ,
blk 10 , I'luliivluw mill 1,05 ?
Herman KounUo to Klrst Untvorsullut
church , lots U und 7 , blk 23 , KounUo's
I'luco <
1' M Leonard to U N Wlthnoll fructlnul
lot 3 In 11 und fractional lot nin IO-ltl-13 0,009
J 1. Mills to M Sllvorthan. lot 11 , blk
1 15. Orchard lllll CO ?
W K 11 I'lereo und wlfo to K A llenson ,
lots I to SI , blk DO , Dundci ! place 31,009
J 11 I'folll'er and wlfo to Hobort Ugosko ,
3.liiuuruslnswsa3MS-l2 40ft
B K KliiKcrund wife to MV Kllkor , lot
2 to 0 and Kl to 25 , blk 1 , lots 1 , 2.7 to 10 ,
13. 14. 15 , 17 , 1H , blk 4 , fortland I'luco ,
lots li. III , 20. 21 und wK lot 22. blk I. lot
U , II , 12 , 13 , 111 to 2.1. blk 2. lots B to 13
und III. blk 3 , lots 7 to 10 , XI und 21 ,
blk 4 Donmun 1'iace , lots 1 und 2. blk
(1 ( , IIOXKS& Hill's 2nd ud , s lllft lot 2 ,
blk 3. iimUi 1013 , blk 3. HOURS & Hill's
udit. Iots2lund22. blk2 , WlUlam I lane-
( lorn's mid . 00,000
1'A Tukuyet nl. to K II Uartor lot 8 ,
blk 1. Ollftim lllll 1,875
Hamo to H J NIckoN. lot.H. bile 2.sumo. . . 2,00
A I * I'ukoy und wlfo to Kutlo Hothory.
lot2J , blkD , Urummurcy 1'ark 1,000.
QUIT CfiAIM
I'lrht UiilvorhulUt church to IJnlvorsul-
Ist aenural convention , loUUund 7 , blk
iO , KOIUII/.O I'laco eOOQ
John \V o iruir and wlfn to li 1' I lender ,
lot U , Itlli 1 , Clifton Hill 2UO
iir.Eii.s.
FCKhafor , administrator In chancery ,
to KC llutcu , lotUblk 4 , Horbach'nlud !
add , 9.350
Total amount of tmnsfcri. . . . . . . . . ,1116,074
Do Witt's WtUoTKarlyUisorai only pill a
euro slot houdacUo and regulaUthobovYel V