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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1893)
THE OMAHA DALLY 131011:1 : THURSDAY , JUNE 29 , 1803. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Brilliant Weather and the Silver Oollapso Demoralized Grain Prices , NO OPERATORS SEEMED TO WANT WHEAT rroiinrc to Bell JnljIViu ITiimnnlly Urgint ml the Dlicoiint In September Widened Several Fraction * Stocks nnd llonili. OniOAfio , ,1uno 28. HrlllUnt woruhor nnd the silver collapse was too much of acomblna- tlon for uraln prices today. Oomparod with Uftt night In wheat there was a loss of Xc for July and from Me to He In September , the prontor decline In July reprnsontltiR Jutt BO much added to the carrying charges. Corn lo t Ic per liu. , nnd oats He. 1'rorUlont wore firmer for September , Imti weak for July anil the carrying charges are more onorons than ever. To carry pork two months ltcostsll.10 pcrbbl. There wasn Jump nf Oc In thn prlco of flu * seed. The Illinois Hoed company owns practically all tlio send In store , which only amounts to about 300,000 bu. , compared with 0,01H.568bu. a yenr ago. There nro not OIUIURII pcoplu Interested In the flax inarkul specula- lively to crento a sensation , but In other ro- spools nil the elements of onu uro In present , existence. . Nobody scorned to want wheat. The proi- MirotoKell July was iinummlly urgent und the discount In September widened to lf.o ngaliiBt lScn fuw ( lays IIRO. This naturally created tlio Impression that there was a | ! oed deal of July wheat not cared for and that money WAN not BO plentiful us It was thought It was n few days ago. All the crop news seemed moro favorable - vorablo , harvesting Is becoming central nml cables wcru easy. The falluro of a trust company at Minneapolis and rumors of other failures elsewhere added to the bearish feeling. Not only were local loiiRs freosellerh , but them were heavy selling orders hero from the northwest and from Ht. LoillH. while buying WIIH slow and c.'itltloiH. Cudahy , Orr , loiran nnd Kennett-Hopklns were leaders on the selling sldo and shorts wcro the principal buyers. The market re- actixliillKhUy on llradstrcnt'B report of a bli ; Uecltno In avnllablu supply. Thu opening wai About from ! { c to 9 c lower , ruled weak and prices further deollnnd ) ic for July and ! Sc for Bcptombor , hold htvildlor and thu closing wan from Me to ! < c from the bottom. Thu very favorable crop reports and Iarjo receipts , together with the notion of wheat , all tended to depress corn. Opening trades were At from jjc to Jfc decline , and under a inodor- Ate helling pressure and lack of demand the iiiarkeluridually : sold off from ic to Tic more. At the decline the demand Improved a little nnd the market held Hteady , and ut the close had lost from Ic to lUc. < Oats were traded Iti moderately , the best buylnpof the day comliiB from shorts. 1'rlces receded from Jic to Ic , and closed at about the bottom. There was a larpo advance In the prlco of flax , occasioned by bad reports of the grow- in ) ; llax crop In Dakota and the smullncss of the Block hero. The shorts became alarmed , nnd ono firm In the sued trade , owning the en tire stock here , wan able to got Its own prlco. the retaill , being an advance of 5c per bushel iilnco yesterday. This can scarcely bo called A corner , but the result to ] > ooplc who have Old Max short amoiintH to the sumo thing. Provisions arc only slightly changed from last night after many fluctuations within a moderate rango. The feature wits the pur chasing of lard and ribs by Wright and other packers. The trade was on the whole light und spasmodic. Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat , BOcarx ; corn. & 20 cars ; oats , 2-10 cars ; hogs , 2'I.OOU head. The loading futures ranged as follows : Cash quotations were as follows : FLOUU Nominal ; buyers , both'local and for- Itrn , holding off. WHEAT No. 2 sprlmr , G4ft04iJc ? ( : No. 3 iprlng , f. o. b. . GOQOGc : No. 2 red , G4vaG4ic. ( ! CoiiN-No. 2. 30j ? < S30 > ic ; No. 3 yellow , clos ing at 38 ? < c. OATS-NO. 2,20cNo. : 2 white , f. o. b. , No. 3 white. 29K < 331c. IlVK No. 2. 48C. UAIU.KY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , no sales ; No. 4 , f. o. b. , 35c. FLAX HEED No. 1 , SI.1B. TIMOTIIv HEBD Prime , J3.70. I'OllK-Mcss , per bbl. . $18.97i10.00 ; lard , per 100 Ibs. , IO.06aO.67H ; short rlln , Hides ( loose ) , $8.00518.00 ; dry salted shoulder * ( boxca ) . I9.0oa0.50 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , tooo : < ao.7G. WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. , ' BooAn Cut loaf , GJfc ; granulated , G.70 ; standard "A. " 5.04. The following were the receipts und ship ments for today : New York M. < rhet . NEW YOIIK , Juno 28. Ki.otiu liecolpts , 23- OQO pkgs. ; exports2,000 bbls. , 14,000 sacks allies11,000 pkgs. ; market ( inlet , weak winter wheat , low grades , tl.lfi2.4& ) : winter wheat , fair to fancy. S2.46S3.46 ( ; winter wheat , patents- , J3,404.0O ; JllnmiKOta clear , { 2.00 3.00 ; Minnesota straights , 1(3.3034.00 ( ; Minnesota patents , $4.00t4.0G. CoiiNilKAtr-QuIet , steady ; yellow western Ilvu bull ; western , G8c. IlAui.vr MAI.T Dull , Ktoady , WllKAT HecelptH , 144.000 bu. ; exports , 231- 000 bu. ; sales , 11,745,000 bit * , futures , 200,000 uu. spot. Hpot market active , lower ; No. 2 red , In store and elevntor , 70Jc ; ulloat , 71W O72Wc ; f. o. b. . 7HJ < S72 c ; ungraded red , 0855 22'/4c ' ; No. 1 html. 7GVc ; No. 1 nortliorn , jOfiu ; No , 2 northern. GHJic ; No. 2 Milwaukee , GUttc , Options active , weak and HWUi : lowuri No.2 rod.July , 70 11-1C71 0-lGc , closing - ing ut 7Uc ( ) ; August , 73 ( ; < ft737Jc , closing at 73Kioj Hoptember , 70 3-lG < ifr7GMc , closing at 76Xo ; October. 77fi 7Bc , closing at 77'Sc ' ; lo- ) tember , BO 7-ll > C.Hlfc. ! closing at H0c. ! Cous UccelnlH , 26,000 bu. ; exports , 00,000 , bu. : ualei > , 1,260.000 bu , ftitnren , 02,000 bu not. Hpotn > jc lower ; No. 2 , 47MCI.4HC It. clevutor , 4H4 < t.4 Oca lloat. Opt IOIIH fairly act I vu , weak and mcKe lower ; July , 47i 48ic , clos. Jng at 479ic ; August. 4040 e , cloalng at 0c ; boptembcr , 40 o-iGS60c , closing at 40 c. OATH-Hecolins. 67,000 bu. ; oxporis , O.ooo tiu.t sales , 630IK)0 , ) bu , futures , 102,000 bu. | > ot , Spots wuiik.ut iiCilo . decltiie , fairly , * -mvfii , i ; . IlAV MberalslippllcM , weak ; shipping , 70 ® 76c | good tocholco. HOK05C. Jloi'8-Bteiidyiilet. ( | i'uovisiONS-l'ut meut , < | UlPtstoRdy ; jilcklod belllcB , 12 Ibs. ut 13c ; middles , dull , steady ; laid , nnlto , stendy : western steam closed at 10.00 linked ; sales , 76 tlerceH at (0,05 ; options , sale * none ; Junu closed uH5 iiomlnali July closed f 9.H& , nominal ; S'plenilnjr closed 1 10,0 ( ) . auked , 1'ork , fair demand , steady ; now Itifss , * 10,0 ( > ii,19.00. liUTTtni-Kiriiis moderate domaiid , ; went- ern dairy , 15 > ; < ai8c ; Klglns , 22c. I'llKKKB-Qulot , ktl'Pily. IxKiB-Kulr dumm il , llrm ; receipts , 4,800 kgi ; western fresl , 1 .JIGUC. dun-ind , llrm ; city , (12 ( per pkg ) . On-Iottor ! demand , firm ; crude , 374i38c , nominal ; yellow prime , 42c. VKTMOMSUM- neulectod ; l'eiin ylvanlu nil , Mxjtmley. none ; July option * , mtlvn , none G7c bid ; Ltnm oil , no suli-e , 20c bid ; total sale * none. ItosiN Quiet , easier ; strained , common to gcod , H,20i81.22' ' { . Tuui'tiNTiNK-lJulet , ( Inn , HICK l-'ulr demand ; Hteady ; domestic , fair to extra , 2sa2tic ; Japan , 4 { 44 He. ilpuii-SEis New Orleans upon kettle , good to Choice , nulet , steady. KwiAU-Haw , dull , steady ; fair rollnlnit , BJc ; coiitrlfuKuU , 00 lent , 4c ; reUned , qulot , . I'ui luON-Dull. Bleady ; Amorlcan , U2.6aa lo.oO , Coi'i-Ku Weak ; lake , (10.60. I.KAD Weak : domestic , (3.40. TiN-lUot > ed < i"I"t ; Strulu , (10.00 usked ; plates , kteady. Bl-ELTtu-loiiic : ) tlc. (4,20. MHitohrttrr CuiumernlHl Ilcvlew. MANCIIKSTEII , Juno 28. The Guardian , In Its commercial article , says : lu Manchuiitur , yhero u very uxtuiulvu bmilnem In textile fabric * U done with ludlu , conlllcllng oplnlom , ro hold In regard to thu pu > nlblu unVct of thu cc' tloii of f rou cotnugu of silver In India , porno luorchunta aud wuuufacturer * thluk tlio KAllnti of the Indian government will bcncflt biinlncdswliou thn clmnccd conditions are fully undnrstood , whllo otnem foixr that the Increasing dlvcrgcnco of value between the rupee * nitil illvpr will ulllmntclr break down the artificial tm M on which It li "oujht to Blvo R gold vixlue. Mnnuf clumra Mid aplnnors wholmvo glvnn llttlo attention to the currency utirstlon nro llM > o ed to reckon on higher rate of exchange jclng xynonymoui with higher prices for their oods. nnd nro Inclined to raise their question ccordlnglv. Tolcgr m , hownvor , artvlne of R Iccllno In tlio prices of shirtings In Calcutta nd warn of danger ntc.incoIlMIon of ordnrs .n a rapid advance lu exchange rate" . The nil In the prtcn nf silver li regarded wllh mis- living , a.i It nmyoxpcdlto leglilfttlon nt Wash- ng'on , from which place the most severe train on the India experiment la likely to : oinc. The market U very llrm and lmyor ire not disposed to opcrato. A trifling advance M paid for shirtings for Itombay. A few spu- : lal cloths liavo been taken from Calcutta. Otherwise the market Is quiet. Onmlin 1'roilueo .Miirkot. Tlio butler market continue vrry flrin , while thii rocelpu nro not largo mid the do- nand goml. The quality of huttor coming to Mis market li not ivory good and there Is a orv small proportion of iho receipts that will : o for thn city trade. Thn great bulk of all ho receipts has to bosold to the packers and oworlted before It will do for the local tradn. Ml the butter coming to this market Is incet- ng with ready sale and there appears to bo a 'omaml for n good deal more than Is coming. Kggs uro about steady , but Ntlll there Is n iTeak feeling , The receipts are not in u rule ante but there uro quite u good many eggu on ho market all told. The local consumption loc not appear to bo largo. The receipts of poultry were qulto largo und ho market was not overly active. The local lomaiid does notappuar to be large enough to ako any great amount of poultry at present rlcex. Dealers handling Callfoinia trull are pro- let I UK that prices are going U ) bo low us soon s the heavy run of car loU sou In , which will o In the near future. Vr.OETAnt.E9 TOMATOES 1'or 4-basket crate , $1.00 (22.00. ( CAimAiiu Crates , per Ib. , 2i2.Vc. ! NKW I'OTATOKS itoutlumi , perbbl.3 ; Call- ornla , per Ib. , 2c. BTIIINO HKANS 1'orbu. box , 11,50. CUCOMIIKIIS I'or'doz. , home grown , 40iJGOc. OAUI.IKI.OWKH I'ancy , pardoz. , (1.7D. ONIONB Southern , per bbl. , 64. VHUIT3. CAi.u-oitNiA Ciinitiitus 1'er 10-lb. box , J1.2G { 1.50. S-ntAwntniiiES 1'or case , on orders , { 3.503 $ 4.00. lli.ACK lUsrnniuuns 1'er 24-plnt cases , { 2 ; 24-quart cases , t3.60S3.75. IiKMOffB Choice to fancy , $5.00tt5.60 ; extra 'ancy ' , (5.6oao.oo. llANANAR-lVr bunch , Including crates nnd .lacking . , 2.003'.r ! > 0. "OitANOKs Illversldo seedling- ) , f3.00S3.25 ; ( Ivorrddo Mcdllerranenn sweets $3.70 ; inoun- tiln Mediterranean sweets , f3.0023.20 ; inotin- aln orange.s , * 2OOK2.70. HI.ACKIIEIIKICH 1'or 24-qt , case , M. HOUTIIKIIN I'I.U.MS Wild goo o and Chlcka- iaw , per 24-qt. case , 82.0OS2.00. I'lNEAl'i'LES I'or do/ . , $2.00&2.60. Ai-iticOTS 1'or crate of 4 baskets , $2. WATKIIMEI.ONS I'er 100 , $30 CANTALOUPES Per doz. , $2. 1IOTTEII , KQQS , I'OULTIIY. Hinrnii Strictly fancy country , small lots 5C lGc ; packing stock , 13ic. ! Koos Uencrul market. Il',4il2c. I'oui.Tiiv Choice hens , 7 < a7'ic ; mixed cnops , c ; roosters , 4SJGc ; spring chickens , 82.76 ® .00 ; geese and ducks , 7 < &Hc. MISCELLANEOUS. HAY The market on good upland hay , 10.50 O7.00 In car lots. St. Louis AturkcH. ST. Louis. Juno 28. Fr.oun null , un changed ; winter patents , J2.00 ; fancy , $2.45 ® J.55 ; cholco. $2.152.20 ; family , * 1.902.00. WHEAT Weak , without reaction , closing Ic oft" ; No. 2 rod , cush , GOJic ; Juno , UOiic ; July. Olc ; August , 03J c ; September. G5i < 3GGc. COHN-Followed , closing J.&lc down ; No. 2 nixed , cash , 37e ! ; July , closing , 37jc ! , August , 37 ? c ; .September. 3838fie. ! OATS Nominally lower ; No. 2 , cash , 29c ; July , 27c ; August , 24 c ; September , 24yc. PROVISIONS Quiet , llrm. Pork , current iiake. 81b.50 : lard , $0. Dry salt meats , looo shoulders , J8.25 ; longs and ribs , 10.10 ; shorts , $0.50 ; boxed , 15c moro. llacon. packed shoul ders , J9.50 ; longs and ribs , 110.37K ; shorts , 810.50ffilO.G2Ji. Hums , hUKUf cured , $13.00 ® 14.00. KECEIPTB Flour , 2,000 bbls. ; whcut , 11,000 bu. ; corn , 20,000 bu. ; outs , 18,000 bu. ; rye und barley nono. Sllu'MENTH Flour , 10,000 bbls. : wheat , 2,000 bu. ; corn , 82,000 bu. ; oats , 0,000 bu. ; rye and bnrley none. HuTTiiH Unchunsod : choice croauiery , 10 ® 20c ; cholco dairy , 1017c. KniiKHi City 3 KANHAH CITY , June 28. WHEAT Wenk nnd . .c lower ; No. 2 hurd , 555Gc , No. 2 red , 555Gc. CoitN Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 3434Jc ! ; No. 2 white , 34lic. OATS Weak nnd He lower ; No. 2 mixed , 25'2Gc ; No. 2 white , 274S ! > 2UR. llunxu Firm ; creumory , 15S19c ; dairy , 14 ® 10c. Kdds Moro nctlvo ; 1O310C. ! Hr.CKii'-rs Wheat , 13,000bu. ; corn,4,000bu. ; outs , iinno. SHII-JIE.NTS Wheat , 31,000 bit. ; corn , 12,000 bu. ' r.lverpoot Jlltirltctii. LiVEnrooi. , Juno 2fl. WIIHAT Steady ; de mand nioderato ; holders oiler moderately ; No. 1 California , Gs&Gs Id percental. COUN Firm ; demand moderate ; mixed west ern , 4s 4Jd per cental. HACON Long and short clear , 55 Ibs. , 41s percwt. Tuni'llNTINE Sl'llllTS 23s porcwt. CIIEKSI : American ilncst , colored , 47s Gd per cwt. I'EAB Cunadlnn , 5u 5d per cental. Cotton Murknt. NEW Oui.riANS , Juno 28. Quiet ; good mid djjng , 7 15-lGc ; middling , 7 7-lGc ; low mld- "iciitood ordluury , G 13-10c ; not ro- _ . J50bal < ui ; gro.su lecolpts , 701 bales : exports coastwise , 3UO bales ; sales,2,300 bales ; stock , 00,000 bales. Futures steudv ; sales , lb- 100 bales ; Juno , J7.40 , nominal : July , $7,44 ® 7.4G ; August , I7.445i7.45 ; Supiembor , $7.54fi 7.55 ; October , } 7.G47.G5 ; Novombur , J7.7145 7.72 ; December. 87.77(2-7.78 ( ; Januarv , J7.94 Fobruury , I7.00ffi0.00. fill .Markets. On , CITT , Juno 28. National Tra.isl certificates opened nt 57 ; highest , 57 % ; low est , 5Gi ; closed at 5Gy , Sales , 21,000 bbls. clearances , -08,000 bbls. ; charters , 113,021 bbls. ; bhlpmonls , 104,207 bbls , I'lTTSHUWl , Juno 28. National Transit cortlllcutesopoiiedut57Uclosed ; al5G7a ; high est , 57ii ; lowest , 5G ? . Sales , 5,000 bills , LONDON , Juno 2d. CALCUTTA LINSEKU Spot , 41s ud per iiuarter. Mllu'iiuknu jlliirkcTttf. Mn.WAtiKEE , Juno 28. WHEAT Quiet ; Sep tembor , G3'ic. COHN Dull ; No. 3 , 87c. OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , 33c ; No. 3 white IIAHI.BY 55C. KYK-OOC. PnoviHioNS-Ptoadlor ; pork , $19,10. Nciv York Dry OuoiU market. NKW YOIIK , Juno 28 , Now business In dry goods wus apparently quiet , though for HOIII speclaltleH tlio demand was fair for the pres ent condition of things. Considering tin llnancliil sltuiitlon , which , at the moment seems morn complicated , there was peril up us much doing us could bo expected. Cotlou .Market. NKW YOIIK , Juno 2B.-Optlons opened firm and unchanged to 15 points dp , closing steady at 20U30 polnt.s up ! salon , 28.00O bairn. including ; June , iI6.45S16.60 ; July , $10.45 ® 16.60 ; August , 16,402.15,60 : Siiplomuer , $16,26 U10.4G ; December , * IG.OOiMG.lG. Spot Klo llrmer bulqulot ; No. 7 , J10.00. MinnouputUVlicut Alxrkct. MINNEAPOLIS , Juno 28. Wheat advanced llnltlmoru ( Iruln .MurKitt. HALTI.MOIU : , Juno 28 WIIKAT Steady at declliui ; No. 2 ied. spot , June und July , b8 > ic , COUN KUN.V ; mlxud , kpoi 47 > ( c. OATS Kasy , ipulet ; No , 2 whltv , 40c , UTOUKSANI ) IH MS , Socurltlo * Onlto Heavy null Unsettled Tliroiiirliout thn liny. NEW YOIIK , Juno 28-ll-irrlng ono or two feeble rallies , thu stock market was heavy und unsettled throughout thu day , The trad- lug element , which Is still bearish , was even moro demonstrative In Its attacks than usual , owing to tlia further bro.ik of lOc In silver certificates and the mercantile embarrass , ments reported In various places out west , Helling for Chicago , llotlon uud Lon don accounts accelerated the downward movement lu prices ut Intervals. Tito favorablet rattle r.uunu of many roads fulled to oxorclso any apprttclablu tnfli ) . unco. Denver.t Itlo ( Jrande preferred scored thu greatest decline , dropping 0 pjr ceut to 39i. ! This sharp break witu duj to the fear that the cloilnz up of silver mine * becauiu of thu low prlco of metal will seriously dlmluUU the company' * receipts , i 'or thu sumo ruanoti Union Pacltlu dropped 2 % per cent to 24 , whllo Ontario mining broke 2i ! percent to lo , und closed nt 3 per cunt bid und 7 per vout Ukkiul , Jersey Central decllnud 4 perceut to 100 ; Sugur. 3 per cent to 78UI Nutloiml Lu d , 8)i ) per cunt to 28i ! : llurllniiton. 2 per cent to UUV ; Chicago Uus , 2)i ) percent tuOOS ; North , western , 2H per cunt to 102 ; bt. Paul. 2 pat cout to GO ; Itouk luluud , 2) ) , per ceut to 09V Ii ck w ( nnn , 2X per con t to J40V ! fjencrnl Klectrlc , 2 percent to OOSl ' < ako Shore , U percent to 122 ; .Manlmltnti , S'.i ' percent to 123 , and Wostotn Union , 2 ! < per cent to 70 { , The other lo o < In the usually prominent share were loiithuii U pnrconl , American To bacco being n notable exception. After open ing lit per cent lower at 65 , the stpcK rose steadily until It rcnchcd 02. Near tlio close , when money got lip to 60 nor cent , the lipiins made n vigorous duih ( it Iho market and the lowest prices of the day wcro touched , Specu lation left olT fovorlih and weak. The Post says : That the demoralisation In thn stiver bullion mtitkct should affect the nrlcos of securities Is not to bo wondered at. That It should affect them unfavorab y In equally natural , notwithstanding the dllfor- oncc of opinion ns to the ultimate result of India's action. , For the moment the operation of the factor In the market N uncertain. It ban boon n heavy blow to some largu London Interests lately active In the bullion market. The ar rangement for the mechanical leglllatloil of Indian exchange between fixed limits U In genious and prnvcnu a general und dlias- trims upset to the plans of London merchants. It cannot , of course , prevent much annoy- unco for exchange of commercial plans , n fact which Mr.Oladstono tacitly admitted when In terrogated In Parliament , yestorduy. India merchant ! ) , whoso plan * hnvo Involved specu lation In sliver bullion or rupee paper , htivu obviously mot with u great reverse. The break In the London stock murket. Mllccted this morning lu our own , was a natural re flection of causes whoso operation , though probably only temporary , uru violent and ad- vorso. The following nro the closing quotations on thu lending stocks on the Nuw York Stock c.\- chungo today : ' Atchlsuu 21H Norllieru 1'ae , piu Adams Kxprrsi. , , . 140 U. P. U. . . . . . . Alton , Terre Hnuto 25 Northwestern ilaprvfd ll" do prcf'd 13(1 ( American Kxinvsa led N. Y. Central 100K Il.iHlmorofcOhlo. . 72W N. Y. .V N. K 2UH Canadian P.ielllc. . . Tfijl Ontario , v Western l'Ji Canada Soutlient. 4U ] O.VKon Imp 10 CVntr.il I'.icltlo. . . . 2-1 OreifOii Nav 05 CheH.A Olilo 17 IO.S. L.JtU. N. . . . 13 Clilc.lKU > V Alton. . . ll'-iellH ! Mflll 17K c. li..vg Hll'i.l'oorlsl Di'O. Ai K. . . . HM Chicago O.IH link PlItHburiti. . ! 145 I'.Mik'l'uimian ' Palace. , . 105 O. C. U. .V. St. L. Cotton ( ill Cert. . . lKlchmond Ter Del , X HiulHOti im ? doprefd. . Del. Lack. Ai Weal. 14IIH Uloilr.imlo Wn. . . . & It. U. profit. . . 40 do pret'd . fit I > ls.tO. tCO 23 ItUciklHlaml . UH K.-iHtTemi ) ( i Krlu 10 ! < tdo pruf'd 110 do prot'd ill Si. Paul k omuha. . : f(3J- ( ; Port Wuyne 145 do pret'd.i 112 Great North'npfd 10il Southern I'aclllc. , . 27 C. A , 12.1. pfd 112 Sticar lU'tlnury . . . "rtii llockiiur Valley. . . . li'M ' Tumi. Coal .t Iron. 11 ! Illinois Central. . . . Ksk Texas 1'aelllc 0 St. Paul A : Ditluth. . HO Tol. .t O. Ceu. pt'd. 73 " Kan. It Tox. pfd.111 Union ' I'aclllc Lake Krlu Ac West 11) ) ! U. S. : 00 utini * - ; IJL tu 41 iiurm " / * ; : i- 1 00Ki doprefil OtU < | W'8.L.P Ki ! LakuShore 121 > jt Uoiirefd. . . . . . . . . 10U Fariro Kx . IHO LonlsvllluANaHh LoadTnist itiiVeHtorn i8 ! IJVellH Union. * , 7H ? Louisville A.X A. . inll Wheellut'&L. K. . I'-.Mi Manhattan cuu ' "Ct doprel'd 44 > n Mcinplils k Chas. . IS iM.AtSl. L HI Mlehli-iu Central. . 110 | y. .tK. O lli MlMHotirl Paclnc. . . Mobile A. Ohio 1H National LhiHuuit , . 1OH ! N.-iblivlllo Chatl. . . H X Colo. K.V1 : National Cordage. . 10 > < 1 ' ' ' ' " do pret'd ; IT 1u''i'ilV. . . ; ; ; . ; ! ; ; a N. J. Central 100 T A. A. & N. M. . . . 10H No.1 , k W. priif'd. . . 21 ! ! tT. St. L. AK. O. . . , OH S'orth AIUIT. Co. . . . H do prefd 10 Northern Paclllc. . . 12 bid. tasked. The total sales of stocks today were 274,700 hares , Including : Alclilson , l'J,700 ; Ilurllng- 011 , 10,000 ; Uhesapoake & Ohio. 0,500 ; Chl- ago Gas , o.OlH ) ; Cotton Oil , 3,300 ; Delaware , ackawanna & Western , 7,100 ; DIstlllerH , , . 200 ; General Electric , 18'JOO ; Louisville Si \ashvlllo , D. ' OO ; Missouri I'aclllc , 7'JOO ; National Lead , 1'J.OOO ; Northwestern , 3,000 ; Northern I'aclllc , 8,100 ; Ueadlng. 15i00 ! ; Uchmond Terminal , 7,400 ; Hock Island , ' ,500 ; St. 1'iiul , 3B.300 ; IJngar , 'JS.COO ; Union 'acillc. 102UO ; Western Union , 'J0.400. Xow Vtirk Money .Miirkot. NKW YonK , Juno 28. MONEY ON OAI.IAc - Ive , ranging from 10 to C > O percent ; last loan , ' 0 percent ; closing at 10 per cent bid. I'niMK MUUCANTII.B I'AiT.H 038 percent. STUHiiiNd KxciiASOn Weak , with actual msltiess In bankers' bills at f4.81 > < for sixty- lay bills nnd f4.H38 ! for demand. GOVERNMENT HO.NDS Steady. State bonds dull. dull.The The closing quotations on bonds : J. S. 4fl re * 100 StL. .VI.M.Gcn.Cs. 81H U.S. 4s coup Ill ) St. I * . AS. F.Gi-ii.M. ll.- ( U. S. 4 H ri'K 110 St Paul CoimolB . . mn Pacllluiiaof'U.'i. . . 103 ISt. P. . C. &P. iHta. US T. P. L. G. Tr. llcta 70 Missouri ( is 11(1 ( T. IMLd.Tr. Item 17M "eini. now Hetfis. . . 100 Union Pacific lulu 10(1 ( 7CIU1. new Botfis. . . 100 WcHtSliora . TIMIII. nevvBetSa. . . ( ! H U. G. W. lata . 71 ! ! < Canada So. 'Jd . . . . Ill ) AtchlHon Js . Central I'aclnulat Klfl Atch.'JHs , class A. D. A : K. O , 1 18 114 G. II. , tS. A.Os. . . . fin ) . .til. (1. 4s 83 (1. H. i S. A. 'Jd BB. tin Erin JdH ! Ill ) II. AT. C. CB . 107 iI.K.&T. Gcnlls. . 77V do con. ( Is . 102 M.K.T.Gen.ia. ( . 40H tN. Carolina Us. . . . 1'jfi Mutual Union ( Is. . 107 N. Carolina 4a . 114 N. J. C. Int. Cert. . . 11B S. C. IlrowuH . 100 N. Pac. 1 IH 114K- Tonn. uldtla . Oi N. P.ic. 2d 107 Va. ( Is . no N. W.Coimols mi Va. Ex-Mat , conn. . 33 N. W. DobcnfrsSs. " ' Va. conn. , lid aeries BO bid. t asked. Ilostnn Stock Quotations. MOSTON , Juno 28. Call loans , G7 per cent ; time loans , G par cent. Closing quotations nn stocks , bonds and mining shares : Atcli.Top. .tS.P. . tilKiWostlntrli. Electric ' - ' ( ) American Suuur. . . 7KKI do pref'd . s\ \ > ] { do prot'd . 711 | WlH. Central . 7H Hay Statu ( la * . HU'AtchlMinUda ' . 43 Dell . Telephone. . . . 187il ! do4s . 70U llostoii .V Albany. . 102 ! Now England fla. . . lO'-'H IlostonA. Maine. . . . KIO Ron. Klectrlc lia. . . 84 Chi. , Ilur. .V Q hiK : Wls. Central Is. . . . 80 Upueral Klectrle. . . (17 ( Allouuz Mlnlnf Co 40 Illinois SU'el f.ll Atl.ititlc 7 Mexican Ci-utral. . . ( ! ! { HoBton K Moutana 20 N. Y. ANewEuir. . 20)1 Ilutte \ ; llubtou. . . . ti j Old Colony 1H1 ! $ Calumet Av Hecla. . 280J4 Orwon Short Lluo 1'J Ceiiteoulal , . . .1 HnUlMT : i-l Krankllu lo San DicKO 10 Kearsargu u Uillou Pacific 24M Oaceola. West Knd I'M Qnlncy 101 dopref'u 70 I Tamarack 138 SIM FrnnrlHuo Mminc Ountutluns. SAN KHANCISCO , Juno 28. The olllclnl closing iiuotatlons for mining stocks today were as follows : Alia 10 Mexican HO llclchcr (10 ( Mono 10 IlcstA ; llelchcr 11.1 Nuvado Queen C IlodlnConsulldated. . inophlr | IH5 Ilitlwer lll.Poloftl . 105 Choll.-ir fiO Sivlk-c- ; . | r , CoiiHollird Cal.AiVu. Irif.lsicrni Nevada ( iu Crown Point ( iniUiilun CoiiBolldatcd. IB.'i Could A. Curry fill Yellow Jnckut 110 Hales .V. N'lm-rQBH. . . . M\ \ Notv York Mining Qilotutldi Nisw YOIIK , J'liio ' 28. The following are the mining quotations : Crown Point 30 . lymoiitli 20 Con. . Cat. A Va 13fi Sierra Nevada HO Uuailwood 100 Standnr.1 r.'O ( Jutdd.V Curry 25 Unluu Con no HaleX Nurcruaa. . . . ho Yellow Jacket 11(1 HoinuHtaku 10(10 ( IrouSlvcr 0 Muxlean 70 yulck Silver 2(10 ( Ontario 1300 do pruf'd 1000 Uplilr 1 - ' . ' ' llulwer 10 fir. I.cntl * Allnlni ; Qncititlom. HT. I.otiJB , June 28 , Thu followlnir were the mining quotations on exchange today ; Adamn. . . . $ ,7A lai . Hupu.$3.1(1 ( G3.42 A. Nettli ) . . M 37M Leo 04 < ai .01) ) lllinet'llc. 4.00 S. IIopcH. . .110 Elizabeth. . : iv : ) 3 Montroae. .OIK O .03 Uranlto , . . 2.R3 > asked. London riminclul Itevlcw. | Coji/rJ | ihtcil tSlttij.l.tnti ( Jiir.lin lt-.iwtt.\ \ LONDON , Juno 28. [ Now Vork Htirald Cnblo Sneolnl to Tut : IIK ) , ) llusiness on the .Stock e.vchango WUH very etagiutnt. and movements were alnyi.st wholly determined tiy the silver question. Amurlcan railways generally oper.ed ( Inner , but xuhseijnuntly declined and Denver & UloUrandu prufened , as the llorald predicted , liavo fallen heavily , closing neatly & points down at 4UJi null nrdlnary liipur cent Inwer at 1'J'J , All Mexican railway securities were also very Hut , Mexican Central 4s falling 3i ! per cent to Di ( ! { and llrut Incomes ft percent to 12 , Mexican National A bondrtOJi percent lo 31 und Mexican railway first preferunco 3) ) < per cunt lo 05 } ' , . Mexican government li per rent bonds nero similarly affected by fears of a colhtp > e In silver und have dropped over three points to Ofjjjf. Homo securltleu eru ijulet and dull , Torelgn stocks uro all lower , especially Greeks. Sllve : closes ut U4d per ounce , Itupeo paper Is lowui ut 70 upon speculative realizations , but the price Is hound to go higher. Speculators are extremely doubtful about the luturu , but the geuerul opinion fuvorn the hears. A reaction In the market outside of silver inlluoiice , how ever , la prubublo before long. I'liiiinciul > otui. KANSAS Orrv , Junu 28-aiearlngs , 11.301 , . 000. 000.1'Aiiis 1'Aiiis , Juno 28. Tliroo per cent rentes , 07f 82 c for thu account , OMAHA. J uno 28.-Oloarlng9 , J070.G71 ; same day last week , * U3G,223 , NEW VOUK. Junu 23. Ulearlngs tlOl.OBS.- 247i balances , 5,1H2,713. BALTiuo EJuno28.-Clcarln8 I2.471.0S1 balances , J313.74U. Money , 0 per cent. oJ'v1",1'11111'1 * ! Ju" 8.-Clcarln a , tlo.704. . 220 ; bnluucox , tl,02o,160. Munuy , G per cent. MEMPHIS , Juno 2B.-Now York oxchnnco LONDON , Juno 28 , Amount of bullion wlth- drawii " " ' u Hank of Kugland on bnluucoi CINCINNATI , June SB. Money. Gas per cent Nuw ork : oxelinnge , &Oe3H.Ou dlscouut. Uleiirlngs , JJl,04G,3uo. lloiTON , Juno 28. Clearings , S13. 010,134 tmlttucotitl.UHa.bUa. Money. 7 3 10 perceut Excbungo iiii New York , par lo lc discount. Hr. Louis. Juno 28. Clearings. t'JH'J6'Jl4 ' baluncun , 1301,422. Money , quiet , litta pe. cnnt , Exchnngo fti-Row York , par to a.lo pre mium Nr.w OIII.KAXI" , J\tWh 23. I'lcarlngn , $1,110. ' 207. Now York Offlhungo. commercial , 7&C per 11,000 promlilK/f bank , l.0 per 1 000 premium. CtilCAno. Juno C . Clcurlngs. 110,102,240. Now York oxnhrthfro , DOc dlHOount. Ster ling exchange , slxtv dny.t , 14,81 ; demand , (4,83. Money , flrnii per cent. LONDON , Juno 2tT Thl nftornoon rupee paper declined l ficnny In conscquonco of realizations nnd.lhe puzi'.lltig ' action of the India council In solUjig Its drah-t nt 1s 8 d. NKW YOIIK. JIIIIB as. tSocclal Telegram to THE IlKK.i Exchan'rto was ( juotod as follows today : Chicago , lUd'dlscountl ' llotton , par to 17u discount ; St. Louis , par to " &c discount. O.MAIIA MVK ,8TOCK , MAUKUTS. Cattle Prices Sng Under tlravy llocelpts llog Htcody with ( looil Donmnd. WilNnstAY : ) , Juno 28. Compared wllh the first half of lint week ro- colpts for the patt three days show very llttlo change The supply of calllo has fallen olTn llttlo whllo ofTerlnga of both hogs and thecp liavo been slightly moro liberal , The run of cattle was qulto liberal , null fol lowing Tuesday's heavy run produced a de cidedly weaker feeling on the market. Offer ings Included a lot of good fat corn ted steers , In fact there were BO many good cuttle hero that In the ulisenco of encouraging reports from Chicago uud notwithstanding nn un usually active demand from shippers prices ruled all of lOc to l&c lower than Tuesday. Good to choice . ' , 'J50 to 1,450-11) . beeves sold rather freely at from (4.GO to M.76 and the good 1,050 l.l&O-lu. steers were easily moved at from (4,25 to (4.UO. On rough , heavy and unllnlshod cattle the market was very slow and mean , and they were liutd to work oil' ut from * 4.U& to i4.C > o for l,2uo to 1-Tuu-ll ) . steor.s. With the light , thin , half-fat grassy stock It was hit unit miss , t-omu Beliefs said they had to take ulf u quarter , others not over l&c. liuycrs till prepared to let that class of stock alone , and it was almost Impossible to movu it. Sides were at from MrlTtdownto 13.U5. It wus u dull , mean market throughout , but about everything was disposed of. The cow market was nearly steady. .Supplies were too imlted for it to bo otherwise , as there were less than a down loads hero all told. Asldo ftom a bunch of fancy spayed heifers that brought $3i > 0 , the range on poor to good cows wus trom ll.lifl to t'J.Uli , with the hulk of tlio fair to good butchers' Block nt from 12.40 to (3.B5. l''ulr to choice calves Hold at from g'ZOO to fO.&O , or uboilt steady prices. Poor to fair bulls were slow ami easier at from Jl.b'J to $2.a5 , with good to choice bulls anil stags s-lciUly at from M to $4. Theio was u better Inquiry today for feeders and Itcamu largely from prospective country buyers..The cattle that'vero hero were largely common nnd sold ut common prices fromt .40 to S3. - ! ! > . Uood well-bred stocu , weighing UOO Ibs. and upwards , would liavo sold reudliy ut strong prices. Representative sales : UKUSSKD IIIILI' . No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r. 3. . . G40 (3 40 21 1143 (4 25 4. . . 850 3 60 162 103'J 4 J5 2. . . 800 3 60 21 1143 4 J5 1. . . 840 8 60 48. .1117 4 JS 22. . 827 3 UO 1. .1140 4 J5 08. . . 871 3 85 17 .1007 4 JO 17. . .1001 4 00 20. .1000 4 30 GO. . . US7 4 00 21. .11181 4 35 1. . .1070 4 00 11. 1172 4 40 70. . . 'JU1 4 00 10. . 1208 4 40 0. . .1111 4 05 40. . 10U4 4 40 17. . .1137 4 10 23. .1141 4 60 10. . .1144 4 10 31. .1170 4 55 5 1010 4 16 40. . 1208 4 60 1& 10'27 4 20 03. 1247 4 GO 22 1072 4 20 20 12SH 4 GO SIliri'INQ AND KXrOltt. .1145 4 00- 42. . . . .1281 4 60 20. . .1103 4 00 17. . . . .1104 4 00 24. . . iosa 4 23 our . . . .1277 4 00 20. . .1052 4 35' 10. . . . .1323 4 GO 10. . .1201 4 35- 20. 1351 4 00 24. . .1120 4 45 16. . . . .1271 4 CO 32. . .1145 4 50 20. . . . .1321 4 05 70. . .1341 4 50 , 60. . . . .1450 4 70 20. . . 1220 4 50. , 17. . . . .13GO 4 75 10. . .1382 4 05 ' MIXED. 35. . C40 3 ' 4V 13. 880 4 00 itows. . 1. . . G80 125 1 1020 2 00 1. . . U20 1 25 , 0 772 2 35 I. . . 840 1 25 1 1210 2 40 . G70 160r 1 1U50 2 40 . 5UO 1 50. 4 1132 2 40 . 760 1 70 8 088 2 45 . 1)1)0 ) 1 75' 5 8WJ 2 GO .1040 1 75 1 830 2 50 . 01U 1 85' 1. . . . ; . 070 2 GO . GliO 1 85" ' 15 1000 2 50 , . 000 1 85 ( : 3. . . , , . 843 2 00 , . C33 1 85 7. . . . . . 805 2 05 , . 737 1 H5 8 1240 3 15 , . 705 1 85 2..1105 3 15 , i 080 200 I..1200 3 25 . 000 2 00 10 B3U 8 30 HEIFEIIS. , . 437 1 35 14 030 3 35 , . 400 1 35 2 1050 3 60 , . 747 1 70 4 800 3 GO . . G40 2 GO 88 703 8 00 CALVES. , . 300 2 50 2 235 5 00 . . 157 450 6 202 5 GO HULLS 2. . . .1300 1 80 1. . . . .1630 2 85 1. . . .1371) ) 2 00 4. . . . .1535 3 00 1. . . .1100 2 00 2. . . . .1000 8 00 1. . . .1810 2 10 1. . . . . G70 3 00 1. . . . 340 2 25 1. . . . .2070 S 00 o ' ' . 1275 2 25 1. . . , . .1570 3 00 oi ! . . .1000 2 GO 1. . . , . .1530 3 15 i. . .1200 2 SO STAGS. . . .12GO 3 60 2 1080 4 00 . . .1150 3 50 1 1880 4 00 STOCKCItS AND FBKUUIIS. 19. . 458 2 40 1 020 2 no 3. . G3U 2 50 2 700 3,00 1 . OSO 2 50 30 580 3 00 5. . 042 2 GO 3 603 3 00 15. . 404 2 75 730 3 00 G. . 803 2 75 680 U 00 1. . 600 2 7Q GOO 3 00 51. . 003 2 80 740 3 20 4. . 827 2 00 COI.OHADO CATTLE. 201'r No Av. I'r. No Av. 1'r XI feeders 004 3 25 Hods KocolptK were almost us heavy ns n week UK < > Tuoxdiiy , and the quullty wus Rood With over 10,000 IIOKS on sine , und lower mar kets uvorywheio also the feeling when busi ness opened was very weak. The demand liowever , was ood. especially from shippers who took over half the IIORS. Packers , how ever , weru pretty well sillied with present prices und were ulto free buyers. The rocular ilemttnd from fiesh inout houses wus limited Kurly prices were steady to a nickel lower thun Tuesduy , with 15.70 the popular prlco for Kuod hews of all weights. A Kood many loads that would liavo brought 85,80 Tuesday brought { 5,75 early. Thu active buying utu butter reports from other markets lin ed the trade before Ion ; ; , and as 01 iday fulr to peed lings of all weights brought $5.75 aud $5.80. Itough puckers soli curly us low as J5.70 , but Iho range was ex ceedingly narrow , considering thu M/.o of the receipts , us It beldom If ever happens that on of 157 loads of hoRn the best und worst el within lOc of ouch other. Thu extreme elo.su wus , porhups , a bhade easier , but everything wusoiitof llrstliumls by 11 o'clock , the big bulk of the hnKssoltlnKiit 5.76 to 85.80 , the same as on Tuesday and luht Wednesday. Hcprescntatlvo sulea : No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. 8h. I'r. 3. . .3H3 $5 40 68. . . .250 200 ? 5 75 8. . .184 5 05' 50. . . 230 200 G 75 GO. . .221 200 5 70 72..242 120 0 70 80. . .105 .100 5 70 CO. . . . 237 100 5 70 15. . 220 5 70 07. . . . 224 120 6 76 CO..240 120 5 70 05. . . . 244 280 5 76 70..203 440 6 70 72..210 1GO G 76 70.241 120 5 70 42..241 40 0 70 77..2-IG bO 5 70 03. .232 120 6 70 7. . .201 D 70 63. , . .820 120 5 75 .105 5 70 60. . . .200 6 76 04. .203 280 572 07. . .234 80 0 70 01. .270 40 5 68. , . .207 200 G 70 GO. .270 2HO 5 72 01. , . .233 100 6 70 05. .254 400 07. . .204 1GO 6 75 78. .200 240 5 7 ( > S ; 70. , . .251 120 0 75 GO. .218 200 5 70 07. . .270 200 6 75 74 , .209 GO. . .205 ICO 5 70 70. 15 120 5 70 70. . ,230 100 6 75 80..240 80 5 7fj 80. . .227 240 6 75 71. .230 200 01.70 64. . .200 80 G 70 01. . .257 320 5175 G8. . .23 I 120 0 70 53 , . .240 200 5'75 74. . .183 80 G 75 03. . 241 aao 5'70 ' . .382 6 75 75. . .215 280 li 7Q 74 : . .27H 200 0 75 07. . .243 1GO 0 75 73. . , .220 200 G 70 74. . 217 5 70 76. . , .248 80 G 7G 02 . ,250 120 D/75 78. . . 227 120 6 75 74. . .248 200 6 TO 00. , 2JG 200 5 75 . . . ,205 100 60. 243 100 0 7G 71..213 80 G'76 ' 01. . 202 1GO G 75 U3..215 100 0 75 GO. . 20U 120 0 70 ea.202 200 5 75 48..302 BO 0 75 64. . . .210 40 5 75 04.,243 120 0 7G GO.233 120 5 76 70..221 200 G 70 02..201 280 5 75 60 , . . 203 120 0 7754 G4..203 120 5 70 71.230 280 77Ji 81. , .200 940 6 76 TiO . . Sftl IRO 6 77' { 70. . .270 80 fj 76 - - 80. . 250 280 5 75 r,5 , 223 120 fi 76 80. , .22H 120 6 76 1 86 6 75 70. 2.15 120 6 76 08. 2.11 40 6 76 41. , 233 200 6 75 on. 208 200 6 76 69. , 204 80 6 75 03. 2311 240 6 76 05. 202 200 5 76 09. 220 80 6 76 45. 2.11 120 6 75 , .223 02.M . 247. 240 5 76 , .277 M ) . 2M " 5 75 . .241 82. 260 "Ho 5 75 , .229 f > 8. 240 40 0 75 .212 00. 21G 80 6 75 , .257 00. 254 ICO 6 75 , ,292 05. 230 80 6 75 . .220 02. .257 200 6 75 , .22G 00. .23'J 80 5 75 . .337 00. .284 120 6 75 , .204 84. .205 120 5 75 , .271 08..280 80 6 76 , 250 04..240 KiO r , 76 376 07. . 286 8(1 ( D 76 . .258 44. , .200 120 6 75 . .228 80. . .225 100 6 75 69. . .200 80 6 75 122. .205 240 D 76 0. . 270 5 75 20. . .200 6 76 04. . .270 120 6 75 30. . .231 6 76 71. , .200 40 6 76 60. . .228 200 D 76 68. . .204 80 6 75 70. . 287 120 5 76 8'J. . ,222 200 5 75 09. . .203 240 6 75 CO. . .283 2UO D 76 iMdB AND nouaii. 30..107 80 4 00 Snnip Hccolpts wro light , a slnlo duck of fulr mixed unlives. Tlio dumuml wtis IndlfTi'r- ont nnd tlio market \vus duclik'illy weak at tlio rocuntdccllnu. I'nlr to Kood unlives , H.lHMi 4.76 ; fair to uoud westerns , M.60tt4.76j common und stock sheep , tZUO&y.Ml ! good to cholco 40 to 10U-1I ) lam Us , Kocelpt * niul l > l < pnltlim of Ktoult. Ofllclnt receipts ami disposition of stock ns nhown by the books of thu Union Stock \ nrds company for the twenty-four hours ending at 5 o'clock p. in. Junu 28 , HKCKII'Tfl. HOUSES At MI.H Cars. Ilu.id C.iru.l lloail Cars. Head Cars , Head. 118 2,0110 16711011(1 125 21" IIISI'USITIO.V. IIUVEUR. CATTI.K. ItOOS. 81IEEI' ' Onmhn racklnir Co . 30 1,514 Thu Cl. II. II mil mo ml Co. . . IH11 Swift .VCo . 8B2 Tlio Cudaliy I'ackln ? Co. . , 4IU INit ChlciiRO 1' . Ail' . Co . 4117 lllmulcr . lltl IMrkurW. .t Co . A , lltiaH. . . . It. lluukcr , V Ut-h'an . 1' . 1) . Armour . 2,4111 Lambert . ( J. II. Wilson . . . 145 Tabor . 154 B and fuudurs . Total . 2.r.i ! WKSTKItN 1'ACKINO 1NTUKU.STS. Movement of ] Io ; tlio I'.tst Week line Ill-en Well MnlntHlnnd. CINCINNATI , Juno 28. [ Spcclul Tolesram to Tin : line. ] Tomorrow's I'rico-Ourront will say : Tliu nioveinont of hops the past week hits been well maintained. Western packing Is 250.000 astalnst-255.000 the preceding week , und 276,000 last year , intikltii ; a total of H- 166,000 since Match 1 , BKalnst 4,205,000 a year UKO. Prominent places compare us follows : 1,1)8(1.000 ) ( , , iH City 47IMKUI 576,000 Omaha I'IKI.UIIU HSS.UUO St. Louis , 101,000 Cincinnati tlC.OIIO 1:18,000 : Indianapolis. . . . llS.dllll JO 1,000 Milwaukee 87.000 142,000 Cedar Itapkls. . . 118,01)11 ) 100,000 Ottumwa 81.11(111 ( 111,000 Nebraska City. 7:1,000 : ir , ooo Sioux City uo.ooo 111.000 Chicago l.ivo Stuck Market. CHICAOO , Juno 28. ISpeclrtl Telccrain to THE HKE.I It was not easy to get Tuesday's prices for any prado of cattle. Useful shipping steers bold to better advantage limn other descriptions because tlio proportion of K'ood cattlu wus binull , but buyers hesitated to pay that day's quotations , oven for the most at tractive of the olVerliiKs. For anything lack- IuKrlponussumlfInli.il holders were required to niiiKo concessions of from 6c to lOc. That reduction did not lend to active trading , but In u quiet way about nil the stock wus picked up durlnp the day and thu general market closed steady. No heavy cuttlo of extra quality wcro offer oil und the nunihor fiat would Rrndu us cholco was aniall , ordinary to peed 1)50 to 1,400-lb. steers iniik- ItiK up the bulk of the 10,000 natives on sale. 1'roiii S4.15 to J5 , therefore , bought the greater part. Cows and bulls told principally at from 12.25 to J3.25. Sales of Texas cattlu were on u liukls of from $1.75 to $2.50 for cows and from $2,75 to $4.35 for steers. In that branch of the murkut tliiiro was fair activity and but slight clmiiKu In values. The bos market wus stendy ut yesterday's udvuncu for u couple of hours In'thu mornlnR , but It did not hold out that way. About the inlddlu of the forenoon - noon n weaker feeling obtained nnd the close was 6c lower. There wns continued activity In the packing demand and shippers , ulso , buying liberally. The 20,000 hogs on sale wcru not nn excessive supply. The duality was not so good as for yesterday and , while the best sorts were not wanted nt over $0,35 , the bulk fetched from $0.15 to $0.30. Ki-om these llgures there were sales all uloim' down to from S4 to $5.50 for culls. I'lgs weighing from 120 to 140 Ibs. , If prime , sold clOM ) to outside quotations. Light and heavy weight sold at about thu sumo figure and ut from SO to $0.35 was the raniio of values. The situation in sheep was un- chnneoil. Good stock held to u steady course , whllo'tho poor and common stult wus us much neglected und us weuk us before. In splto of the recent dlsustrous decline supplies con tinue to como forward with grout liberality , the supply for the expired part of thu week exceeding 38 000 head. Good to choice na tives were ( looted at from $4.60 to $5 , whllo It was not easy to Und buyers from J1.76 to $3.60 for poor lo fair grades , Thu lamb market was firm. It was qiu-tod unywhuio from J3.85 to 4 for light , thin btulT to from $0.25 to $0.50 for It Caret Coldi , Coubi. Sort Throat , Croup , Influ. enra , Whooplnp Cough , Bronchitis andAtthraa. A certain cure for Coniumptlon in fir t itaget , and a aure relief In advanced ttafei. Uaeat once. You will ece the exoellcntelTcct after takinr the firat doie. Bold by dealers everywhere , urge A Jeweler writes : "When they (17 ( jewel Dueber - II am p den watches ) arc sold they give universal satisfac tion. You never hear of them again except in Words for of praise RUBY JEWELED ADJUSTED /their performance. " It v WATCHES is a pleasure to make , E sell or wear such , watches. If your ilfalcr doc not keep our watches , mall pa yuur address uml we will send you IU n me of B ilenlur who dot-s. TUB IIUUUKU WATCU \VoBicn.CuQtou , 0 , THE RELIABLE MARKT SHIRT " Manufactured heretofore In White Good ! only , Is now to tie had in a variety ol Deilrable nd Attract ! * * Colored Patlerni , In ncjllje htk Your Doclor for Them. It will be Tvorth your nhllei to refuse any sub- etltutej ( or tbU ( ull-value-proveo brand ol BWrt' CLUETT , COON & CO- oxtrn. ( lood to cholco qtmllttM nro con tdi < r fttdy higher than nt tbo clo o of U l wpek. iiECRiiTfl rmtio. i ooo iiAdici ivs . 1,00 pjjdi IIOKH , 24tipo lioftd ! sheen , 12,000 bend. The hvonltiR Journal reports : . J'-JTr1'1100111'11" - ' ll lM < 'ipmcns 4,000 hjndj market slow , stendy to lowo'S ton price * J5.00H5.45 ! Rood tontlnia titoors , M.HO 5.10 | others , l3.50a4.25iToxnils.l3.10JlS.75 : iiutlvocowR , (3.0O33.76 : cnnnoM , tl.H5 2.Bi Iloiis-Hucolpt * . 26,000 liendj * lilpnu > nta , 7,0:10 : head ! nmrkotsteaayiinlxodnnd varkcn , 10.0500,20 : heavy , tO.2oiiO.30 ! light , 0.30. Siir.uiReceipts , 11,000 liondi ulilpuiunH 2.SOO huiiti ! ninrkot nctlvo , gtondy : natives , 3.60a4.80i eprlng lambs , > 0.bo. City I. He Stock Mnrkot. KANSAS CITY , Juno Sfl.-rATrt.ti-UcccInU , 6,000 head : fililpmonts , 2,200 heart : tnnrkot RtrotiR nnd lOc higher ; Toxrn tcurs. tJ.AOA 4.25 : shipper * , 4.a6 5.45 : nntlvocows , 11.50 (14.26 ; butchers' , J3.OOft4.40 ; stookt-rs and feeders , ! 2.76a4.a6j bulls nnd iiilxud , 81.76 ® 3,50. lloos-nrcclpU , 10,800 head ; ( .lilpmetit * . 6,100 head ! the innrkotVIIM nrm , OUlOc lilKlicr : bulk of nates , fS.a&ftO.ua ; lieavle.i , 5.05 < iJ5.00 ; puckers. t5.fiOiUi.06 ; liilxi-d , 15.70 tt5.06 : llfjlit , 15.701 Yorkers , t5.0oao.00 : pl s , } 5.00il6.86. SiiKKi1 Receipts , 800 head : Bhlpmcnts , 2.GOO. The market wan steady nnd uti- changcd ; 'op prices today , f4.50ilS.50. Ht. I.onU I.tvo Stuck Murlict. ST. IjOittR , Juno 28. UATTI.B UccolntM , 0,000 head : Bhlpinents , 2,800 lioud ; murkot lower for nntlveHi Toxuns steadv ; natlvo hteors , t3.00a4.80 ; ToiUS Brusiers , * 2.60a3.50. Itnua HeciMpts , 13,000 head : shipments , 8OO bend : tnnrket uetlvc , steady ; top price , tO.lt ) ; bulk. 15. 0510.10. HIIKEIHecclpta , 4,000 lioad ; shipments , 2,600 hendj market steady. Nf w York I.lvo Stock Mnrkot. NEW YOIIK , Juno 2H. MKRVKS Kocelpts , 1,000 hend ; opened ncilrc , lOc hUlicr , closing dull ; poon-Ht to best natlvo cornfod stoei-N , $4.45aL.50 ; Toxaua , t3.U6ff.4.00 ; dressed beef llrm , < a.H < ( t : . Shipments today , BOH beeves uud 2,200 iiuartem. Tomorrow , 800 beeves ntid 100 quill tors. SiiBKiAND LAMiiii Uecolpti , 0,300 liond ; sheep nctlvo , flrm ; Iambi , Ho higher. Cook's Kxtra Dry Iinporial Chnmpngno has n delicious aroma at the grapes. Its purity is undoubted. LABOR THOUBLES AT FORT CAOOK. Omaha .Mechanic * 1'rolest Agalnitt u Viola tion of the I'Viloral I/i\v. There is linblo to bo trouble in labor cir cles over the work now going on at the new Fort Crook near Dellovuc. It all happens on account ot the fact that the contractor who has the stone and brick work on the now buildings is permitting his men to work ten hours a day. The hod car riers of Omaha huvc lodged n complaint on this score with the United States district attorney , and in all probxblllty Mr. Moses P. Iveelfc , the contractor , will bo called upon to cither discontinue the ten hours n day work or have tbo United Slates court take hold of the matter for adjustment. In looking up the law bearing upon tlio matter the district attorney has found that in chapter ccclll of the federal statutes , passed by congress in August , ISSfc ) , it is provided that "tho services and employment of all la borers and mechanics employed by the gen eral government or by any contractor having government work in hand , shall bo limited and restricted to eight hours in each eal- lendarduy , " There is a provision that in cases of emergency this law may bo evaded by securing n special penult from the gov ernment. The work at Fort Crook consists ut present largely of hod carrying , excavat ing and brick and stouo laying. The penalty for the violation of the eight-hour law Is a line of not over $1,000 or six months in jail. It is understood that Mr. Keofle is paying his men 20 cents an hour for mortar work and 1 K for concrete work. Hod Carriers union No. 7'-.l ! of Omaha sent a committee down to Fort Crook yesterday to investigate the matter. They claim that all but four of the men employed by Keeffe are from the west , mostly from Cheyenne. The ten-hour arrangement makes it impossible for Omaha mechanics to gel work at Fort Crook , as they can't got an evening train home after work hours. They claim that this is a genu ine grievance and they propose if possible to make Mr. Keoffe come to the cigjit-hour arrangement so that Oinaha men may have a chance nt least to get worlc on the new garrison buildings. The district attorney has promised to com municate with ICoeffe at once and quote the law to him. If that fails to have the de sired effect it is possible that more radical steps may bo taUcn. pimples , blotches , Bores , humors , and eruptions , by Dr. Pierco's Golden Med ical Discovery. For n poor complexion , and for the poor blood that causes it , this is the best of all known remedies. In every disease or disor der of the skin or scalp , in every trouble that comes from impure blood , the "Discovery" is the only medicine that's sold with a guarantee that it thnll do what it promises. If it doesn't benefit or euro , you have your money back. Scrofula in all its various forms , Eczema , Tetter , Salt-rheum. Eryeipelas , Boils , Car buncles , Enlarged Glands , Tumors and Swell ings , and every kindred ailment , are per fectly and permanently cured by it. Buy of reliable dealers. "With nny others , something ols > o that pays them.tatter will probably bo urged as "Just as good. " Got Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy nt nny druggist's , for 60 cents , nnd you get a com plete and lasting euro for the worst cases of Chronic Catarrh in the Head. SUMMER DISEASES. \Vlmt CAiuei Them , With n Few Illnti lot Their Cortitln rrnvontloii Thll li Vnlunhlo Information. Otinlariv morbut nnd summer dliurhon occur principally during the Mitninnr und Mitiimn. Cholera morlms Is CMise.1 li/ Improper fooJ nnd milileu chtlllnx ut ( lis body nttor oxuoi * uro to grout hai\t C'orUIn itibiUncoa will produce ll tocortnln person * . Mich forlnstfiuco ns voM. rnw milk taken with flih , or ulioll Huh , nnd nil dishes cooked with milk , such a * rlco pudding , nrortm puff * , nnd even Ice oroum when kept too long , t'nrlpo orover-rlpo ( rnlt , especially It tnkon with Inrgo draughts of lea water , will onuso It , Avoid tccomlnR otilllcd durlnsleep. In 11 cllinnto ns ohuninabln ns oura this Is iinover-prpsoiit tlnnsor. I'orslstpiit tunimorlhirrhon ti usually oauiett by tun * InrlTi. sewer nlr or lmiuro | water. Tlio knonl * odRo of how to avoid or remedy thoao diuior nnscotuplnlnts will save much MilTcrlm niul nvnlil ninny rt doctor' * bill. Modlcixl icionco toll * IB Unit the tuoof puroiplriu. preferably whlnUcy , In inodorntton , In n sura Mifcminrd runltut disease * of the kind mentioned. There li but ono pure inodloliial whiskey. Mid tluu li IHHTy'H I'uro Malt , If It ht.ikon regularly nt thU vaniion It kuopstho Momnch li hoiilthy vondltlon , mirlfla * the on tire systemuid ; elves tone , strength mid stimulus. It has been used forvo M by the American public , nml Is lha most popular romo.ly of Its kind In thla tnnd , ll Is true tlieic ro Inlorostod parlies who trr to so\lother \ socallod whliKlcn when they nra iiskod for DulTy'i. but such people hnvo nn In tcrested innllTo that Is not for your Rood , I ) not ho deceived , nndltulst upon hurl IIR ju whnt you cull tor Dr. W. H. BETTS , Principal and Senior Member of the Fatuous 1'lrm of Physicians , Sur0eon5 aa1 Specialists. J "Are they doing a largo business ? " IB a question often a ked conrornlnz Drs. Holts k llotts. IiKiulrors are requested to road the following BUinmary nndjiuUo forlhonisolvos ; Number of yoarD In practice 97 Offlces In oper.-xtlon In various oltlos. . . . 11 Assistants employed 29 O.ipttal Invested In business (23.1,000 Averaca iinnual expanses 10,000 * Average annual rouolpta 142.41)2 ) Ntimborcnscs InU'yo.ir.s Hil.41 ! C'omiilolo euros olToutuil Sl.lftS Greatly bonoflttod 1.042 Itultoved and Improved -.I3 Notcured 20 Cost of proposed now Instltuto 12T,000 Ooxl perannutn of adviirtlslng.lwn \ Heal estate owned by llrm 200,009 No wonder that Dr. W. H. llotts , the head of this great firm. Is re ferred to bv his friends ns "tho e ray- haired old doctor. " for to his untlr Ing energy and perseverance , his signal ability , both as n builnosi and professional man , has the busi ness of the firm grown from abso lutely nothing to Its present gigan tic proportions. To create and maintain so great an enterprise la enough to turn auy man iray.whllo thn glow of honest prldo that shlnos In his kindly face , his ruddy feat ures and quick , firm , olnatlo stop , all bespeak the joy ho fools In the great success ho has won nl tbo good ho has bestowed upon his fol low man. The s'ek and the sulTor- Inz will find In htm a true and lastIng - Ing friend DRS. BETTS &BETTS , 119 S. I4ih Street , CorD.uglaa St. OMAHA , - - - - NEB. Wo nlll ifnd rou the marToloui French Preparation CALTUO3 frr * . and it legal guarantee tbil ( JALT110S will Bmloro yorfr Henllti , Mr ncth und Vigor. UseitanJfayifiatitf.cd. Address VON MOHL CO. . R ! > latrlrai IfMU , Clo l ttl. OU * . SOUTH OM.AJJ.A. Union Stock Yards Company , South Ornatiai llettCttttlo Uo aml < li33 : ) market la th trait. COMMISSni HOU3ES. Wood Brothers. 1,1 vo Stock Comml-nlnn Morohunti Fo-ith Onmba Tolop'iona ' 1157. Chlo i JOHN I ) . DADPMAN , . . , , . na0" * WAI/1'Kll I ! . WilOll. fM Market reports by mall and wire cheerfully furnished upon application. OMAHA U Itafactors lofcrs Directory
