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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1891)
0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEP THURSDAY , JULY 2 , 1891. Wheat Continues Weak and Uninteresting at Home and Abroad , A CORNER IN JULY REPORTED IN BERLIN , Corn 'Makes rfSjiltiri'o nnd Holds it ( o the Close Onts Follows tliu l Provisions Active. CIIICAOO , July 1. Wheat opened weak nnd lower. Tie ) sllimtlnn for n tlmosccmod wholly In tlio boars' favor. Tim weather In the south west wnn nil that could he desired , and cables wore among Iho weakest yet rocolvcd. lluor- boll in i | noted Mvcrpool V&1A lower and Lon don Cd to IH loucr on California and linrdly any demand at the reduction. I'rlvutu cablei nld that Iho wo.itbur waft ( Ino ; that Kuropo had ovcrboiiKht ; that holders would have to lot KII and th.it I'ruiich holders wore anxious to sell. Antwerp roortod | no prospects for nn Itnprovnmcnt until the liuiivy rct-clptM of April and .luno had Rene Into c-onsiiinptlon. 'I'lie ninrkcts on this side nil ruled lower , and for a time there was a weak and nliltfRlsh feol- Itrhere. . Hut the dctlvorlt'S In July contract wen ; very llKht-ln fact almost nothing and It was found that weak as thn market ap peared to lie , there was llttli'orim pressure to Hall. New Vork reported liberal clearances yesterday , nil then cnino Ifrad.itreotV report , hhowltiR a decrease on the available supply , diirlnu- the week , of l.Jffi.OOO bushels east of the llock'eM and ir.WK : ) bushels Incroaseon the west coast. This Improved the feeling a little. About tli'B.tlme ' I'ardrldite ne an to pick up December nnd way soon followed by ROM in , Ciidnhy and that following. Corn made a BplurRii about the same time anil these com bined Inllnenees put some life .and vljfor Into the triulo but the uusine.ss developed was not larzc. The advance brotiKhtout free offerings both In the way of rcall/.liiK on purchasrs made early imd abe In tliu vray of flliort hul- II111 ; and the bull news as well as the bull en thusiasm belii cxImuMed , there was a drop In values. I'ardrlilpc , who had bought freely on the early we.-iknoss turned seller and as- KlHtcd In the decline. A cablegram from llcr- lln told iif Indication ? of .1 corner In July. Triers remained steady with n I Wit passing until within n few minutes of the close when the .shorts took fright , prnbiibly on rumors of a corner abroad , and amid some excitement rushed Into cover , putting prices to the highest point of the day. the market closlnp firm. .Inly opened nt tAWWic. sold to t-Sc , rallied to We , fluctuated narrowly with an upward ten dency till just before the close , when It hounded from OiWf totrj'jo and closed there. December opened at frf'i'i&frjtc. ' ' sold oir to HT'je , rallied and In the lluul rush wont to B'J'ie. Con developed a peed deal of strength and kept it to the end. There was growing un- o slness on the part of shorts and Increased eagerniss to cover. Cables wore stronger , the cash demand liberal , and advices from the In terior Indicated that shipments are likely to show n serious falling oir. The offerings were limited and there was an active compe tition for all there was for sale. The deliver ies on July contracts amounted to nothing nnd this contributed to the llrmncss. b'ome big short lines wore covered , Congdnn being a good buyer. Ilaldwln nnd l-'urnum wore also active and also a host of smaller shoits. July opened at M > i54/tc ! , sold ui ) with frequent small reactions to ixi&c , broke to Vi < 4e near the close , advanced again with wheat to Me and closed > &c lower. The lluctuatlons In oats followed those In corn. Provisions were fairly actlvo nnd Inclined to llrinness ouliiR to the strength In corn. Iilvuhogsat the vards , however , were flJMOo lower. September pork as the result of the daj's trading shows an advance of l-'Kc ; lard Is up''iic and rlbs7'/5c. The leaning futures ranged as follows : Altril'I.KH. moil. I i.ow. C1.0SK. WIIKAT No. 2 July BSM f-)4 ) Auiriut Ni'i Bi ! 8SJ ( Dcceintor COIIN No. 2 July 54 K WM AIIKUst D * September OATH No. 2 July la * 34V < AllKUlt VJM September 2bJ < Mrss I'OIIK July 10 15 ppptenibor 1027H low 10 45 I.A mi- July. , 120 B02l < 8 20 Peptomuor * . ( i M 6 42k Kins- July IS2 > 4 oW 02W ticptoinbcr 0 17K U 15 6 8 ! } < i Oasli iiuotiitlons wore us follows : Kiv uit Nominally uniilianucil. WIIICAT No. a hprfnv wheat. 0 @ 01jc ! ; No. a.- spring wheat , blkTtMio ; No. 2red , U&S97c. Cons No. S , .M > &vi > . ( c. OATS-NO. 2. l ! < ( f3 - ' , 'j No. ? , white , a7i ! © 37Jjr : No. a.whlto. yixiiu'c. Uvc No. I. 72a,7ie : , HAIII.EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , February , Me ; No. 4 , nominal , ri.AX9KKII No. 1. Jl.Ofl. TlMOTiir RKKO 1'rlme , JI.55. I'OIIK Mess pork , per burrol , IIO.P.I IO.IO ; liiul. per ewt , . -tn.lS4CO.Mi short ribs sides ( louse ) . jO.WKrJAO'i : dry united shoulders ( boxed ) , ! 5. KK25.1.1 ; abort elcnr sides ( boxed ) , < fj.i30.40. : WIIIBKV Distillers' llulbhud Koods , Her irul- lon. JI.IR. 8uoAiiH-Out loaf , unuhanaed. ItccelptK and shipments tod.-iy were as fol lows : New York Markets. NEW VOIIK , July I. 1'i.otin Ilecoipts , 10.301 packagfs : exports , 1,784 barrels , I8.n58 sacks : market weak but more uctlvo ; free sellers : titles. 2S.SOO. COIIN MKAT < Quiet. WIIKAT Uecolpts , 7i.5)0 ( ) biishels : exports , lf.8,277 bifheU ; Miles. it/J'.S.OUU bushels of fu tures ; 208,09i bushels spot. Spot market Ir regular , closing steady ; fair business , chlollv export ; No. 2 red , tl.WX&lMm In store ITU ! elevator : tl.04.V alloat : 1.034'l.0a f o. b. ; ungraded roil , UTcStfl.CSiil No. 1 northern to arrive. tl.OM ( ; No. 1 hard to arrive , fl.lKi'l ; No. 2 Chicago , tl.01 % . Options declined HO fi on weaker cables , advanced fiiSlSSo and closed llrm on freer export business , bulllFh west and shorts covering ; No. 2 red. July , W5ic < ( Jtl.OOi. ? closing , * l.ooi ? ; August , WSWJgo ; closing , U7ie ! ; Hi'ptoml'or , IQUQUUHCi closing , o coer , . ' -c , co November , cloning , 7Jie , December , . . cloning , OSio : January closing , llUe ; February , closing , * 1.0Ji May , tl.0iat.o2 ! { . tlnc il.DQ. ItYr.-Qulet , slnndy ; western September and October delivery , 7lfo72Je. ! COIIN ICecelpts , 21. , HOO bushels ; oxonrtH , 12,114 bushels ; hides. 1 , 108,000 bushuls of futures ; and closed strong tit UJt ? o above yesterday on light offerings ; July KI QHIKo. cloning at G4ia ! ; August ( WQ011ic ? , closing OlTio ; Sep tember. 68 nfiOyc. closing 51l ? c ; October , 67HiW8Ho. ( closing 5Sio ! | Uucombor. 32 031.Uc , closing Kl'fe. OATB HccolptB , 30.000 bushels : exports. 2.\000 bushels ; sales , 350,000 bushels of futures ; 14:1,000 : bitkheUof spot. Spot market higher ; llrm ; mixed woKtorn. : i ( iil2o ; white western , No 2 Chicago , 404 | o. HAV Firm. llors Weak , qu'otj stain common to choice , SSWSoi I'acllle cuiiHt , 22 < B28o , COfrec Diitloni opened weuk , 5 to . ' ' 0 points down , clohed hteiuly , unchanged to : u points down. Hales. Ui.oou bags. Including ; July , JK1.M nlW August , IIS.7 : < M.VH9i Soptoinber , * 1.VOO U15.20 ; October. 114.2 Kjlu.ai ; November , I3.(15 ( Uii.70 : ; Doeembor. } ii.rvVisi.co. : ; ; Hpot Ulo. dull , nominal ; fair eargoeu. (18.50 ; No. 7 , 117.50. SUdAti ICtivr , qulot , easy ; rellnod steady , fair demand. Mot s'iiKs Korolgn , dull : 60 test In hhds , ll'j < itr.'o ; New Orleans , Rteady , quiet , KICK Stntidv , iiulet , 1'KTitoi.EUU Quilt , stonily ; united closed at iiOUu for August. COTTON SKKII on , Dull , TAI.MJW Flnnort olty ( f3 for packages ) 4 TuiirHNTiNK-Qnlot , steady ; H'iiQ c. HOSIN Qulut iinsy. KdiisQuiet , fancy stoutly ; western , 17 ® 113 ! receipts , 4slt packngs. I'OIIK ' Denuiiiil steady lold moss.J IO.ftV3H.00 ; new mess , Hl.fti ® 12.23 ; extra prime Jlo.W'lt.H.tU. CUT MKATK I'-ilr demiind. llrm ; plcklud bul lies , lies plckletl * houltle , oKiTto. ( ( ! m.i : * Kalrly nutlvo mill llrm , jAltp Higher. btning and moruautlvu ; west ern btciun , W.4'4 bid ; sales f.V ) tlercus at 16.40 CC.4.t ; outlonn nales , 7.50J tlorcei : July , ftUtt U0.40 , oloslir. , f&42 ; August. M,4Wid.W ; closing , 10. M ! Heiitemlier , in.X'4i .w , cloblng , W.18 ; October. taG&3ti.75. closliiK , fl.75. IltiTTKit Quiet ; fiiney western dairy , 12 ® | .toi wentorn creamery , UtiilB.'iC ; wcstorn fuo- lory. IKtllvt KlKln. Mia. I IIKKHK- Quiet , easy ; part ( kirns , 4OOUc. I'KI IIIO.N Quiet , unchanged ; American , llfl.l'oaiK.25. COITKII NcRlecled ; lake. July , tU'.aX J.fAilull ) ; domestic , W.50. TlN-Qulot. steady ; Btraltu , 120.40. Ou thu wctftl oxchttugv ( liero w prostration of trndo nnd wholly nominal prlcei all around. The lucre-mod duty on tin plates taking- effect today llndi consumers freely iiippllcd and uonorally Urge itocks. Knnn-iM City Mnrkcti. KASHAS Citr , Mo. , July 1. WHEAT Weaker ; No , 2 Iniril , Rush , 8ifl6''o ; July , 75Uo bid ; No. 2 red , eiiflh , Pic. CoiiN-Flrmari No. 2 cah , 5Jio ! lid ; July , M e bid. OATB-Kailor ; No 2 , cash , 32obltl | July , 29io bid. llAV-Slendy. iinchntiRoil ; old. 110.00 ; now , foods i-iiolcp , W.O as.Oii low grades , .iofia..00. HUTTUII Steady , unchanged ; eruamnry , 13 CJIOc ; dairy , 10S&:4c : : store packed , ll/c / | pack- In a , DC , CIIKCSK Steady , itnclmn od ; full cream northern twins and young American , lOo : western , fie ; Rkimmed , 433c. Kmis-Stcady ntlllie. I'ltovisto.NH Dull. unclmngoJ ; sugar cured hams , Oittoo ; breakfast bacon , B.Ve ; dried beef ham * . lOo ; dry a.'ilt moats , clear sides , 7c ; clear rlhc , fiio ? : long clears. O T ; shoulders , fiXct moknd meals , clear rib sides , T'.ic ; long clear Hides , 7Ue ; clear sides. 7 > ic ; shoulders , OUe. OUe.Voot - Dull , unchanged : Mlioourl unwashed heavy line , IIVitlTe ; light fine , ITWH'o ' ; medium. 20fi22o ; Kansas and Nobraskn. heavy fino. llfifi Me : light flnc. I4ffil0c : low and carpet , iKSIIci tubwiiNhed , choice , 32&3. " > o ; medium , MitX'c ; dingy anil low. 274M9C. llHUEii'TS Wheat , 17,000 ; corn , 6,700 ; oats , 3,000. SHIPMENTS Whcnt , 1,000 : corn. 15,500. Alilwatikoo Markets. . . July l.-l'f.OL'it Quiet. WIIKAT Higher : No. 2 spring , on track , cash. 87c ; September. Me : No , 1 northern. OCo. Con.v ( Jnlct ; No. 3 on track. 57ic. ! OATS-Strongcr : N'o. 2 white on track , 3So. HAIII.KV Quiet ; No. 2 in Hturn , tlSc. HVK Weak ; and No. I In store , 70c. I'llOVIHlOXH-QlllOt. I'OHK September. # I0.27 ! { . I.Aitn-i-'optember , Jn.i2'4. : Uecolpts of Hour 7,4'iu ' bushels ; wheat , ICr.0 bushfls. HhlpmontG of Hour , 4,000 bushels ; wheat , 5.0JO bushels. Ijlvcrpool Markets. I.iVEitpoor , . July I. WHEAT Holders olTer freely ; California. No. 1. 7s lld7s lld ! per rental ; red western spring , 7s 8Jd ! : Kansas winter , hard , 7.IM. ( . COIIN la strong demand ; improved mixed western fs5d percental. | 'IAM : Canadian. Os 2 > } d percental. Ciuisn American , llnust new white nnd colored. 41s tier cental : old cheese not quoted. STOCK OK IliiKAPSrUFKH I'lonr , 124.000 sacks ; wheat. 1,21UOJO centals : corn , 442.0JO uonttils Ht. fjotit.s ST. Louis. Mo. . July 1. WIIBAT Stroniji oiiKh. 07 c : July , K > Xc bid. Coitx I'lrmor ; cash. S.V.Jc ; July , fliyc. OATH-Kttonger ; cash , aide ; July , 31 0 ' " 'I- I'OIIK Firm atIO.V ) . LAUD Htoaily at t > .S. " > . WHIKKV Hteaily aljl.lfl. . IltiTTKK Flrmur ; creamery. ijI5c : ; dairy , USHc. _ Mlniii < aoliH | U heat Market. MiNNBApot.ts. Minn. . July 1. No. 1 northern wheat In piotty good demand , as was No. 2 " northern ; Hoft"No2 and low grades were very dull. KeculpK 100 car-i ; shipments , 2\ Close : No. I hard , June , We ; on track flSi'4e ' ) ; No. 1 northern , June. | i.Vic ; on track , OfiffJllKJic ; No. 2 northern , June , 02c ; on traon , OiU.c. ; Cincinnati Markets. CINCINNATI , O. , July 1. WHEAT Nominal ; No. 2 red J 1. 03. Cons Strong : No. 2 mixed. . ' > 7c. OATH Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 41c. WHISKV 11.10. Toledo .Markets. TOLEDO , O. , Jifty 1. WHEAT lllgher ; cash. JI.OO. COIIN Stoidy ; pash , 57c. OATS Quiet ; cnsli , l8c. ! Havana Mn-kets. HAVANA , July I. Spanish gold , I2.38KO 2.is.M. : E.VCIIANOI : Weak. Sue Alt Quiet. _ .I.VW Iftf.MtS. . . . . NKW YOIIK. July I. In the stock market today the demand from the shorts who were forced to cover yesterday ceased and the higher figures met with a supply of blocks which for a moment checked the upward movement , though no reaction was seen even when the market had settled down into the old dullness. London was still a buyer to a limited extent and. the continued weakness In exchange neutralized the Influence of the further small gold export and tlio prevailing sentiment was decidedly bullish , There never was a time when July settlements were curried through with so little disturbance of loans and the rates for money today were phenomenally low for such a time. This Is one of the principal sustaining forces In the market and whatever causes the hesitation of buyers In the stock market , the money question Is evidently not a factor. The movumentsof the lastfowdays go to prove that the shorts arc easily driven to cover , are nervous and not all sure of their ground , The opening this morning was decid edly strong and Louisville & Nashville was I4 percent hghur ( than last evening , while the rest of thu list showed gains of from Ji to U poi' cent. The new Bulling by the trading element checked thu rise , however - over , and oven forced tome declines In the railroad list , but they were afterward fully recovered with something In audition. The Industrials came to the front with the Increas ing dullness In railroad stocks and tlio rumors In regard to sugar wllh.tho granting of an In junction against the p lymunt of the dividend resulted in a decline of 2i ! par cent which , howevur.wiiB afterward practically recovered , while Cordage scored a substantial Improve ment for thu day. Among the specialties there wore a fuw marked advances nnd Louis ville. . Now Albany & Chicago rose from wt to2JVi and Colorado Coal anil Tennessee Coal each 1 per cunt. Among the railroad slocks only S.t. I'uiil , Louisville , Atehlson and Hur- llngton showed any animation , and tne lluc tuatlons In the general list wore confined to the limits usual during the last month. Thu market finally eased oir slightly In the after noon , closing barely steady at Insignificant changes for the day In most Htocks while Louisville rose l' , Tennessee. 1'i and Cordage . Silver certificates weakened .somewhat dur ing the day but offered no features. UaJiroao bonds weru even moro than usual of Into tlovold of feature of Interest , and many bonds selling ex Interest , there was llttlo trail ing and small lluctuatlons. The total trans actions reached only $377,000 and no material change occurred In any Issue. Government bonds were dull and steady. ( X State bonds were ( lull and without feature. The 1'ost says : The favorable develop ments of yesterday in the sterling exchange market wns not olfset by anything In today's market. Uatoi for both long ami short bills wore easier and offerings free. The order for a small lot of gold this morning was of llttlo consequence , bolng apparently the execution of a contract entered Into before thu decline In rules and which thu contractors could not cancel. relroicum opened steady , declined ? j on light stilling and closed dull : Pennsylvania oil , August option , sales : 11,000 barrels : open ing. CCJiu ; highest , OOJio ; lowest , uuUe ; cloning. OdWo. The following are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on tne New York stock ex change todity : Flnnnuliil XotiH. UAI.TIMOIIK. Mil. , July 1. lliink eleurhik's to il uy f..lttT.TJO. and bnluneeH , tJUU4) . Money , 6 per cent. LONDON , July 1. The amount of bullion ROIIU Into the lintik of England ou buluuco today , i'I3,000 , I'Aitts , July 1. Three per cent rentes , Bit 2Ko for the uooount. CUICAUO , Juljr t-Novr York exobange 75o premium. Money flrm tint ! unchanged , The nn/ik elcarltiKS wnro tlii..l'l.fiOT , BtcrlliiK nx > clmniro was utiiottlctl at 14.834 for sixty-day bllU and fl.ea > i for * lfthl drafts. Nnw VOIIK , July I. ( tlcurliifdi toil it j1122 , - 030it7i : baliilicen , , .M7D2. > i. . HtMTO.x , Mam. , July t.-Oloarlnun. tl7,200 , ! "li balanced , f2sKl.lM.V Monny. 4 per cunt. Kx- chanKoon Now Vork , loftl'iu discount. I'lllf.AtiRi.piitA , July 1. Hank clearings today , KIu\j77 | ; balances , 12,228,103. Money , 4 per cent. Tlio Money Mnrltcf. N \f VnnK. July 1. MO.VBV ON OAUKn y. nt2 to 4 per cent , last lo.in 2i closed nn'ored at 2. I'HIMP. MEIICANTII.E PAPRII RiJOT per cent. STKMt.tyt K.xciiANon Quiet and weak at tl.&V.i for sixty-day bills and $1.87)4 ) for de- mum ! . The following wore the closing prlcos on bonds : U. 8. 4s , re lit red..llil > < r.M. K. AT. 5s 37 W U. S. 4 , coupons Mutual l/nlon / ( ! i I1 I4i , rcKlmcred 100 N. J. font Int Cert. . 107 4I4S , coupon * lOO Northern I'aa Ists. . . ! ! ' I'nclHc , Hi of 'K IUL do2di Ill amp 4s. . Sil Nurlhwosl' consols..1.15 Tennessee N. S. Us..100 do debenture 5i..lU1W do5i I031 < 'SI. ' I * A I. M. Con. 6s. W do 3 * IM'SI ( ' , UAH. F. lien. M. 101 Cnnada Hoiithcrn Ms P.VJl Hi , Paul consols I''OM Cunlral 1'ai'ltla lsts.,105 iHt. 1 > . U A 1 * . lBts..IIlM 1) . A 11.0. 11U I4 ! ! < IT. I' . ! , . ( . Tr. llcls. . 6II do 4 73 T. I' . K.O Tr. llcts. . HI ! ( 1 > . A H. ( I. Wcsl l l . . 74 Union l-ncllloliu. . . . ! ! ) ! KrlaZili U7 West Shoro. Wl M. K. AT. ( Jon'ltli. . 70 Itoston Stock IlosTOX. Mfiss. , July I. The following wore the closing prices on stojks lu the Huston stock tmukct today. Denver Mining HtoolJH. DBNVRII. Colo. . July 1. Trndlnir took sonic- thin of a hooin on the nilnlni ; u.xehiinco to1 diiy. over ninety thousand shitros Iliullng nur- clnistrs. Ulosvu : Ij. a. < 1IB4 St. I'all ! eommon. . i .i's U. H. ! { 10. N. V. Cenlnil I02l | N. V. 1' . , t O. 1st * . . MlK'l'eninylvanln ' M' ' ( Caninllan t'acllle. . . 8' " . [ Hcaillnir I4Ts Erie 20 I.Mex. Cent.newls. . . < nH 1'I.xlnt. Hur stiver 40vid ? per ounce. Money 1 per cent. Hutexjf discount In this open mnrl < et for short lulls IS per cent ; throe months bills I.S@I ! percent. _ St. Ijouitt .Mining Stocks. ST. Louis.Mo..July I. There wns more tr.id- ItiK on the nilnliiK exchange this mornliiK thun for fome tlinn past , but prices were nencrally unchtiniied , The following bids were made on call : _ _ Adams . 190 M. llrocn . 45 Aiucrlcuii . 35 I' . Murphy . 5 Artec Silver ARO . , . . 100 CrnnltuM . HITA KM/nbeth Mttlo Albert . : > Vuina. . Montrose . f > ' Now York 'Miiiiii Stoukn. NnwYoiiK. Julv 1. The following uro the closlns inliiliiB stock qnotnt ons : JMaiiclicHter Dry UoodK .Market. MANCHKSTEII. July J. The Oiiardlnii In Us commercial article says : The tone of the market Is Komewhat dull. Many sellers ex pected higher rates , mostly owing to the coed business done rocont'y , but It was soon evident that It would bo possible to place but few orders lit bettor prices. There was much gtciidlncai , however , and In most departments there was a hardening tendency. Export yarns are quiet anil there wns a l.ttle now In quiry. The recent transactions were Hiilllcient to relieve the most pressing sellers. ttoekB are niucli reduced. There was llttlo success In raising prices mid Friday's best rates were barely supported , the close becoming more active. Much business hits been uono. for China and India In the last two or three weeks and mostly In favorite goods. The wider widths attracted special attention and manufacturers about to priwluco the-,0 , goods are all under contract. The other depart ments of Iho cloth trade , especially that for narrow printing cloths and other light nar row goods , are neglected anil orders are wanted. The best makes of heavy goods especially for China are well sold. New York Dry ( jootls Market. NKW YOHK. July 1. Kindness In dry foods was less actlvo anil In homo Instances thu de mand was well sustained and shipments wort ) being pushed. A few additional pieces of prints were made on the bases of those of yesterday. I'rlces of low grades have not been announced. The market wttR unchanged , prices tending to llrmnuss , though low trade Ililit varn cottons are blow of sale and low In price. ' The print clotli situation Is without amelioration. Chluapo Illdo Itlarket , Cine too. July I. [ Special Telegram to Tin : IlKK. ] Hides are dull and weak at the following quotations : fireeti salted light and heavy No. 1. f > o : green salted light unit heavy No. 2 , 4c ; calf No. 1 , Olio ; cult No. 2 , 4 > ic. O3IAlTA MlVK .STOCK. OUAIIA. July I. isni. OATTI.E Oniolal recolots of cnttle , 1.111(1 ( us compared with 5,247 yesterday and 008 Wednesday of last week. The market was slow. Kverythlng In the beef line was about steady exeunt gr'a sors , and they were weak. All grades of butcher stock weto uriohair.od. Feeders devoloed some llfo at unchanged prices. The receipts of cattle during Juno were 31,00(1 ( us compared with , ' 11,570 during May , lions Oniclal receipts of hoc 0.011 , ns compared with I'.i''t. ' ' ! yosterdav and ( ! .2ti2 Wednesday of last week- . The market was actlvo. Good heavy and butcher weights were strong to 5o hlgner. Common grades wore ( steady to weak. All were sold. The quality was common. There was a good de mand for bhlmimg hons. I.lzht , } l.ui4.4.'i : ; heavy , W.l 4S4.55 : mixed , fl.4UQ4.4A. The av erage of thn prices paid was (4.4IM as com pared with H'iMi yesterday nnd II."S Wodnes- duy of liibt weoli. The receipts of hogs dur.ng June were 142,103 as compared with 120.W1 hi SHKKi1 Thorn were no fresh receipts of fehccn. The demand continues In uxctvts of receipts anil prices rule llrm , NrtlveM. J.'STtt 5.0.V wcslt-rns. fc..MXii.l.O. ) : cotid no to 70-lb , Iambi' . M.0iifl.25. The ici-olpts of hhoup dur ing Juno weru S.09J as compared with MM in May. KcuolplH u id llHp.-iltloii or Rtouk. Oniclal rocolntHaml dlspo < ltlonof stock us , DISPOSITION. Itocclpts a nit ll ) i > OHltloii I'ur June. Odcli.1 receipts and dlipodtloa of stock as CAI.VCS. AND nouaii. 2 . 75 200 , , .T . M 325 2 . 105 32.1 i 1 . 32J 3T5 ,7 it no statement. Showing thoonlC'ia.i rcqelpts nnd slilpnmnts of live htocKdiiflfiff the month undlriK Juno ,11. ISIll , and the number of head eonaumod tit South Omaha : 8JH.1 I > ! MU , . fiS * t S puorj Of fc'-fc. * C * ? I r' -ssjt1 * mioii : ! g : puoil : 2 s puoil _ . . ! JUJ puoa - - m 8 KIS puoii IJjtfr Stook Alurkot. CiiiCAOt ) . July l. = lisio lal Telegram t ( . Tuts IlKB.l Hut slight v"j'"Ku ' lool ( Dlaeu li. the cattlf niarkut. AnWils were liberal anil cuii- slntuil for the iiiot\lnart of half fatteil nlock , consequently thurg'wis a ctmtlnufil depression n coiiiinon and iii illnin grades , whllo for test lualltlusthe formi'r- prices weru obtainable. oinu snlcsiuen wofu of thooiilnlon that useful shipping shorts solil.ij llttlo lower- Them wuro ibottt fourtvun ' ; t"hfU8iind ) lit'U'l reuuUeil. 1'exans gunorallyjbolll | iQl5o : ( ) lower than on Monday , aniliTHiiiiiotccl at < l.- . ' il. for sr.issers. ami ut M.tffiDl.Tii for fed steois. Hales if natives were oii'1u.ljislh : of tl..08 ( .W for In terior to cholcii . .cgwb and hulls : $ : t.7.Vii 6.'M for coiiiinon to fancy hhlpp.ng steers , anil tI.KJtl. . ? . ' > for htockers anil reedurs. The Now Vork nmrkot was uu- chaugeil , lint the London quotation Is lu lilghor than lust week which warranted the payment of aitvancod Drlccsforoxiiortgrailes , The latter comprised only a small part of tno offering and thuio wuto a few bales at uvcr tt.75. There was a reaction In the hog market. After suvfiul iluys ol nnlnterrupt iloiinio ! ! there was a shut p down turn loday , the host grailuj falling to (17. ' ) and builc ( illcrlius I'hanglng OHIILTS below ( I. mi , Indlcat.ng a decline of Mi Km perllK ) poundHat lower urlces. HuyerH wantuJ liogx unit the inotetnenl , wi.n acllvu ut tt.4XU ( l."i for I'oiiinion to extra Krades , Thorn was a sale or two at higher IU ures earlier In the day , hut the close , Jl.7.1 , was an extreme tlguru , ItecoInU weio morn than twice its largo a4 on Tuoxilay. aiiiountliig to about VSi.OK ) head and thu run for tomorrow also U expected to bo liberal , The r.voning Journal reports : OATTI.EIte - cclpta , I4.0J01 hhlpmciits , 4,000 | market slow , utoaily tu prime ; natives , M.i'Mift-lOi others , tl.'JOQAW Toiaris , I'4W.85 ; btockeis , K.'MA Mf cowii. I..5. < 1WT5. HiHlH-ltecolpU , 3,000 ; uhlpincnti. 12,000 Dion untl vvvuk ) ruuKb auu com mon , ! I.)0&J ) , < 0 ; .nlxod and Dflckcri , H.5SS4.rS ; lirlnio heavy nnd butcher wolcut * , fl.TlxiDt.T.lj light. JJ.4W.80. . SllKBI' Ucelit . O.'OJjihlpmcntiJ.MK ) ! mar- kctlOo to avolowpr : native * . J4.WO-MM mut- toui , Toxant. t3.75QI.I3l westerns , II.MOI.S.Ii lambs , f.V7Dii",00. Now Vork I.ivo Htook Slnrkct. NKW YOIIK , July 1 , UKKVM Hccclpta , 5.0(8 ( head , Including 10 cars for fn'.ot ' market lOo lower ; native steers , H.ooart.av Colorado. IS 10 4V".T,1 ; bulls imd cowD , $5.00414. OS ; ilrc ed beef. slow at S'iCUHc ; ablpmnntu today , KVl hcovos anil S.a'O nunrtorfl of brofl tomorrow , 777 heave * . M slioep anil 1.400 quarters of beef , ( UtVKs Itccolpts. 3:67 : heailt tiiarkot ilull. VKAts-t.MJii0.l2i ) ! : buttermilk calves , tl.&O 0i.co. : SIIKEP Hccclpts. lA.a S hnnil ; market flrm ; sheep. * I.VV > a.VOJ ; laiubs. oAoi droRii'd mut ton Moady at OitlOc : lambs higher at IHtiiMc. lloiitj-liecnlptH , C.1S1 head , cunslir'icil direct ; nominally .stonily nt tl.'utKa.V.V > . City fjlvo stouk > tnrlcct. KANHAS CITV , Mo. July I. CATTM : Ko- colpti. ll.ioos shipment * , S.24U : market , natives Btoady : TcxniM , slpitily to strong ! ntcor. < , tl.W Ct.VT.'i ; cows , tl,7.Vii.lW : slockura a ml feeders , , ' .tHWl.oo. | lloos IlecelptB , P.OM ; shipments , S.MOj bulk , J4.i : ® | .5S | all graile , J4.0Jffll.M. ( KIIKKP Itccolpts , I , IW ; shipments , 7,870) ) mar ket steady. _ Ht. Ij'juls Idvo Stock MnrlcotU PT. Louts , Mo. , July l.-OATTi.c-Uo-olptR. 3 , WO ; shipments r-,000 ; market lowers fair to fancy nutlvo stoors. JJ.105.03 ; Texnns anil Indian" , ttMOftl.U. [ lines Iteco'pts. ' 4t'fl : ithlpment , WX ) ! nmr- Uot Bloaily i hunvvj $4.70 < iil.80 ; nnxod , M.SJa Tlio I/vorp ol ( oiton .Market. NKW VOUK. July 1. Hubbard I'rlco.t Co. say : Today was tender day on July i-on- trnotH In Iilvcrpool. ( loneral expectation hud boon tliutitt least iTt.000 bales nf cotton wou'd ' bo dclivoretl but only H/JiO were tendered. The result was a surmised market nnd an ex- tieme advance of ftiini 4-4 lo S-fil which , honuver , was not maintained to thu close. OJ1AI WlltH titi.l I.K 31 A It It UTS. The following quotations ri'pro ont tlio pr ccs ut which choice stock Is billed out on orders unless otherwise stated : OMONS-ltoriuuda. pur case , J-.i'ii C.illfor- nht. H'.c ' pur II ) . CAiiiiAne Home grown. COo per do ? , or V/t B' > JiC per Ib. SOUTIIUHN CAUI.IFI.OWIUI I'or do/on , $1,50. NKW | 'OTATOIS : Per Ib , l ! c. TOMATOES Fitio > stock , per crate. { J.'j ® S..V ) , NKW IlKKTS IVr iloz. : :0tt'5c. : ! PKAS I'orbusliolbox , * l.v ; > 31.0 ; oorKbushol box , f > 'jp. CUCUMTIKIIS Per doM TOc. Sot'TliBit.v HKANSWax. . 7 , ' > u per H bushel hov : string. 60ttOOc per S bushel box. POTATOES Homo grown stock In small let from thu store , 41.10. Flour. Omaha milling company , ttnllanco , Patent , f2.HO ; Invincible Patent. J-.K ) ; l.onc Star , Sitnoriativc. i-.50 ; i-nowllako , Ji.10 ; Fancy Family , sl.W. K. T. DavlR mill company. High Patent No. t and Oleum , S..K ) ; Blue I ) . , full pptuut. if-.rri ; llawkoye , half patent , % i.Xincclal \ Koyal' patent No. 10. Ji.OO : ; Jllnnevota P..tent , S..bC ; ICansas Hani Wheat , patent , tllGO ; Nebraska Spring Wheat , patent , t J. ' > 5. S. F. OIllmnn'B Gold Medal. ? 3.R.1 ; Snow White , I-.M ; Snownake$2.10 ; low grade , fl.KO ; Queen of the Pantrv. J-.OO ; bran , tl.'I.OO ; chopped food. $22.00 ; .Minnesota Superlative , " ' "K.'li. Welch & Co. , Wolch'K Hest. JJ.S5 : Crown Prlnci-.S-STOi Mlnne ota Chief. { 2.40 ; bplondld Family , $2.10 ; rilralght , tl..iO. Fresli Fruits. Ilr.ApKiinniitE Per cas- . $ . ' .7. > . HI.ACK KAsriinititiKS-Percasc. $1.03. CiiKititns : Callf-jrnla , per 10-lb box. $1.25 ; 5ll- ! . " > : southern ehorrics , $1.2. " > per drawer of li > OIIASOKS I.os Angeles , $3.2. " > ; Mediterran ean sweets. JI.75. TKXAS I'KAI lies Per M bushel box. G5T.c. SriiAWumitiKS Missouri stock. j.0 a'.25pcr 24 iiuarl case ; Iowa sto-k. $ . ' .2. > per case. GULIIIN' Uoo.snuc MIIIS : I'er 21 iiuatt case , Ji.iI42 ( : > 0 ; ilrancrof iMiuarts , fl.'Mi'.OO. PlNKAl'l'l.KS-Por uo.Vl.CO. . I , IIMDSS Choice stock , per tox. J0.2o ; fancy , $11 7.V3)7.00. ) 1UNANA8 1'cr bunch , ili.VHJM.Oi ) for fancy shipping stuck. _ ( ountry I'l'oilucc. Pour.Titv The receipts of old fowls arc llttlo light and sales of good Mock arc made at * : i.50 © ! .00. Spring chickens , nre becoming moro iitouty and are soiling at J.'LO © 1.00 per doz. The ducks arrlvln ; nro mostly btuall and gent nt about $ - ' . . ' ) ' . ' . Turkeys , DC per 11) UurtKit A very largo proportion of the but ter is sulllni nt loc. Kotis The receipts of CTKS are moderate. and the market holds at HiiH'.ic. ' HAV Host upland , W.OOaiO. 0 ; pool or grades , Jfl.OOS7.00. _ JOHN A. MCSIIANE. KlIANK C. t'ONOON McShane & Condon , INVESTMIiNT BANKIiRS , 300 S. 13th St. Kir-it National B nit Luild- Ing , Omaha. Neb. Don I In stocks , bonds , accurlttc * , cunrurr'l.il pa per , etc. NCk'otlatu loans nn Improved Oui ilm real onUito. Bhnrt lima tnani , with bank stock , or on all collatcralfucurltr. General Brooke Di-tullr Otllccrs Tar the lUllo ConipctUloii. General Drookohtis announced the detail of oMcers to take charge of tbo department rillo competition at Bollovue. The oOiccrs will report to Major Daniel W. Donham , inspector of small nnns practice not later than July 10 , Captain Charles A. Uoolidse of the Seventh infantry , Camp Pilot Cuttc , is assigned to duty In charge of the camp. The following named ofllcers will report in person to Captain Charles A. Coolidpo , at the De partment rills camp , near Bellovtio , Isiobras- Itu , for dut.v In connection with tno approach IIIK utitiunl Dopartmcnt rlllo and cavalry com- : iotioiisl Second Lieutenant Stephen M. Hackney Sixteenth Infantry , Fort Doucrlas. Utah , ns Camp Adjutant and Acting Signal Ofliccr to report July nth Instant. Second Lieutenant Harry E. Wlllclns , Second end Infantry , Fort Omaha , Neb , , us camp luartermaster and noting ordinance ofllcur , to report July 1 ! ! . Second Lieutenant Capers D. Vunco , Six teenth infantry. Fort Du Cheane , Utah , as acting cointnlssmry of subsistence , to report July 15. First Lieutenant Groto HUtcboson. adju tant Ninth cavalry , Fort Robinson , Neb. , us statistical oflleor , to report July L'O. Second Lieutenant Edwin V. Bookmillor , Second infantry , Fort Omtihn , Nob. , as as sistant Btatistical olllcor , to report July 20. Captain William G. Spencer , assistant stir- jeoti , Uni.tod btates army , ForlOmtihuNeu , , as medical olllcor , to repot t July 1ft. ! l. The following named ofllcerR are also detailed tor duty ns rnngo oflU'ers at the tie- iitftnient rifle and cavalry competition ! ! , and , vlll report lu person July -4 to tbo commtind- Ing olllcor at Hollovue. First Licuionant Uobert W. Dowdy , Sev enteenth Infatitrv , Fort U. A. Kusscll , Wyo. lirst Lieutenant Mmiry Ninliols , Four teenth Infantry , Fort Douglas , Utah. Second Lieutenant Klchara b. Paddock Sixth cnvtilrv , Fort McKlnnoyVyo. . Sucouy Lloutctmiit Charles II. Mulr , Sev enteenth Infantry , Fort D. A. Russell , Wyo. Second Liuulunant Kdward W. McCaskoy , rwonty-ilrst infantry , Fort Douglas , UUin. Second Llotitonant. Samuel Scay , Jr. , rwonty-llrst infantry , Fort Douglas , Utah. Second Llntitonaut Robert L. llowzo.Slxtu cavalry , Fort Nlobrurn , Nob. AN u Drink In KovcrH Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Dr. Chas. H. S. Davis , Meriden , Conn. , says : "I have used it as tin accessory In c'jsui of melancholia and nervous debility mil as u pleasant and coolingilrinic lu fuvors and lia\o boon viry much pleased with It. " , , "Monkey" with your Blood , Delay li ilanKrrmu In Blck- . .e H | It Is eiiwclnlly huinnlous In illscasna ut Iho Illood. Cor ruption breed * corruption ; unit wildcanes.iriieKlcclcd.ilocjop Into Incurablu curoulo ills. ordcni. O Is l a safe , speedy anil Sn \ mrei euro for nil . Oi OiCunt IjllMKl . | Kil ( ) iilnir , Inherit. nl Bcrofiila , Hkln Kruptlons , and liua eured thousands of c e pf Cancer , It Is imnerful tonic for itell * call ) iMMgonii , jet Is liuriiil ns and lurapulili ) of Injurluf the most st'iullUu byslein. A trentiin on Illood and Rkla Dlwascs nmiua ru is oil appU. ration. Druggists Sell It , SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. , < Drawer 3 Atlautai Go. I QIIAIN AND PROVISIONS Toncniy & Bryan , I 8. A. MoWhortor . okcri" , ( train , nro l lon 1 ii Sll lit Null Dank , llroierf undrturk * . HIS H. Illli1 1'rliate wire * lo H * St. 1'rlrMowlra to Clil Vork , Chicago anil HV ( aito. SU 1,0111 and .Now ItOiilr. u * h grata Votk. liouKlit for nil market * Oookroll Bros. ' F , 0. Swnrts & Oo , nrokors. I'rlrato wire * llroki'fu.Oroln.l'rOfltloni to New York , Chlcaito .1 i-lo. I'rlrnlo wlrs to SI. Ht. I.ouls. Special atten l.onls nnd Clilcnto. Oilloa tion al en tu track bids In lut Null Nank.OmaUn . onitraln , 1st Nal'l Hank , H. Onulm HARDWARE. Rector dcWilliolmyOo Loc-Olark-Antlrcosaa Cor. lOthnmtJackionsti llardw.ir.3 . Oo. IM-IIIO H.irneritretb f/nmli * Omaha Nnb IRON WORKS. Paxton & Viorlin Omnha Safe & Iron Iron Work' , Works \\roiiBht nnd onit Iron , biillilliiK work , pnslnui. Mnnnfrs nro nnd bnrl br work , Ronornl prtiof unfci , vniilt' , J lt foundry , nuicliln * nml work , Iron planters nail hl.ickMiillli work. U. 1 > . tire rrni > ( H. ( I , An- V.J. mid nth it. ( Iri'i'ii.lUh A Jackionstl Wilson & Drake , M'f'K tnbulnr flnoi. firil box boilers , tinki : , eta I'lorronnt 15th utrccti. SBBD3. STOVES. Emorsoa Sjol : Oj. , DafTy-Trowbrid j Seed growers , dailori li Steve Manufao' Oj. , Harden , kr.i < s , nr.ilu till trcuseeili , Mnntifactur'g storoi.int 421-f.'l South loth. stave pip ) . 121:1-1215 : toavunworth st. SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , BJO. ? STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES U. S. Wind Engine & A. L. String & Pump Oo , , Ilallldajr wind rnllh. oil 11W2-1001 Karnam straai and tUU Junei U li. V. Hutu , acting miiiaKer. Omaha , Neb. TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS. Consolidated Oompany , 1114 and 1110 Harnarit. Omaha , Neb. TOY3. BILLIARDS. II. Hardy & Oo. , The Hrunswiok-Balk Toyn , doll * , albumifana7 Collendor Oo. k'oinH , liousefurnUhlnx Illlirt mtro'iii dli } , Koo'ls ' , children' . * car- Hainan flJturJI 407. 409 H. lUlli strejU rhtKOi. till ! ) Kurnamtt. Omaha "SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED. LIVE S1OOK COMMISSION. A. D , Boyer & Oo Hunter & Qroen , 68-W ICiclmng-o W liiclmngo llulldla/ Boutli Ouiuha. Houtb Ouianu. S. J.Ooffrain , Smiley & Uo. , 2tlKzcbanuo Ilulldhu bolltli Ouialia. LOST POWER Nurvo Kuans cum nil nujiial weakness In althog se , atlliiK on nurvu * , bruin , > uul origans. Aiimj- t.frti I'lit tor luiiiuionuj. iilnlillr ouilsslon * . lust meinorr. I'ad droniun , u er lmi lo sodulif. II box , | ) t , lpnl' | . HHI uu l. NISUVK IIBAN CO. , llurtiilo , N. V , HuM br UoudiLua Urux Co. , llll ) Karnam St. . Ouialm. 'SrtHWIA CUKE63 Cchill japi'iAittiinaCaroDtTer/ai.'noBlvol iiiMrW rifi'ta lb wuril CIMIJ loiurti vm * fortub'a lUrpt tfftcti carol wher HctL.fi ml , fn'df .rone i * * ( A riMt irptuI'rie { / * , fiftf t , a 01.00. cf Drutiliti or tr waiK 8 npU FRlfK I .uwp ! DU.jC SOniTrMAW7ljfltrPftal ( Mjr.qt1 LADIES OHLY I-cratl * tJctni.lh * mott pQwrtful femtleicguUtot f n fctlly life. Htitttiil. it , fotti ld. Maa citAB fo | ( aiUculiii. AdJr.ii UOtiDKUG CO.Uafllg. For ialobthoGoodmaa. . 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