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6 THE OMAHA DAILY SATURDAY , JULY 1. 1893 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Liqnidatiou Knocked Wheat Prices to a Point
Never Before Hooched.
BENSATIONAL TURN IN THE MARKET
Borne of the rnctori In th * Day' * riuotun.
tloni Attrlbutoil by Miiny to 1'a-
oullar Conitltlonn ot Chlonco
Cereal block.
CitiCAdO , Juno 00. Soured upeculfttors hail
to pay GO percent interest today for money to
carry wheat. liquidation wus on a slupundous
tcnlo. It wa * Iho lust day before the long an
ticipated .Inly delivery nnd nrirkod aerUls In
the wheat trado. Number * of unlucky traders
bail held on tu tholr July wheat , hoping for
finmu bnlgo or spurton the bull nida to lot thorn
out. When the last day arrived nud Poptom-
bcr was nt too much of a premium to buy , tlio
only thing loft was to throw July wheat wholo-
sulo on thu already wick market.
This nindon , sensational turn In the market
mid iL'Miltrd In knocking prlcos to u point
never befoio reached. Tlio low iccord hns
been broken ninny times In the pastsU wroks ,
but at no tlmo so abruptly us today. There
wns a disposition to lay the blame of tlio nliarp
break In July to u published article , paying
there wus much "skin" wheat In Chicago
liunsns ; that U , wheat which buroly graded
No. 2 , but the toul trouble hcnmed to bo the
illlllculty In obtaining funds for carrying pur-
jm&i's. The spread uuundcd to 7\c \ , u re-
inurkablo dllTrreiice , which tempted not u few
capitalists to curry the wheat us u big ln\ost-
tni'iit ,
Little attention wan paid to ordinary In
fluences In the market. Kverv ono was preparing -
paring for July doll\fry today. The extrn-
urillnuty Hlnmp yesterday exhausted tunny
nun gins und struck many stop-loss onh < rs
which brought liirgonmounts of w hcu t Into the
inarKet. Thcopcnlng uas about the same as
jrrstunlny to fc ( lower for July and prices de
clined quickly 1H < ' < then rallied Ic , ruled
weaker and tlm rloso was from lUcto l ? o
lilwor thun yesterday , though yostorduy'i
Jlgttrcs were the lowest pii-xlonsly kmiivli In
the history of the Chlcugo Ilo-ird of Trado. As
fur us September wheat wns concerned , It.coon
recovered Its tone and for thu greater part of
the session It was worth as much or a shade
inotu than ut the close of the day before.
Good ruins wcro ugaln qulto uunurHl In the
Eprlng wheat country and cablegrams guvo
the maikct tin support In their quotations of
the foiolgn inuikut. Thuro were , however ,
luimeioiis foieUn Inlying orders on the mar
ket und u good deal of wheat wus reported
worked elf line today. Thcro was a rumor
that us much us 2,000,000 1m. for foiclgn ship
ment wcto being negotiated for during tlio
session , but up to the close no moro than 300-
UOO lii. ) wcro definitely placed.
Atlantic hhlpiiiGiitH were liberal , amounting
In wheat nnd llout to ubout 576,000 bit. , ox-
clusloof exports fiom Now Orleans. A sale
of 300.0001m. of wheat for shipment at Min
neapolis wus one of the reassuring items to
the bulls.
Armour & Co. were nt one tlmo liberal
buyers of July and sellcrsof Hoptembor.whlch ,
lll.uwlbo hud u.steadying effect. Counselman
& Co. were among the heaviest sellers of July
wheat. The tumble In securing freight preVented -
Vented ninny of the buying orders for foreign
account from l/cliig / Hied , It Is said.
The chief sbpportcrs of corn drew out nnd
left thu cash und ot the dual to tuko cnro of
Itself. The consequence wus Unit July nnd
BL'ptembcr. which had been sailing with u gau
of only 2c between them , widened out to 3 { c.
Counselmun & Day weio the biggest Individ
ual sellers of July corn. There wus u nervous
unsettled fcullm ; rogttrdlng tomonow's do
ll * cries , but for September the market was
llrm nnd closed ut 42c , compared with 41con
the duy bufoio. For July 38&c wus the latest
price , computed with 39c yesterday. Thuro
wus u good Inquiry for export.
The feature in the oats pit wns the soiling of
July and buying of September. The difference
decreased from Ic to lc. July wus thu weuk-
est und declined 5 c from yesterday's close ,
While September held steady.
The iinlelest , market on the floor was the
pro > lslon deal , und the prices wuru well main
tained ugulnst the Influence of heavy long re
ceipts. Currying charges from July to Sop-
tcmocr werulieuvior than o\er. 1'ork brought
a premium of $1.27 > i for September , bird HOc
and ribs 70c. Closing prices for September
nbow the following declines slnco yesterday :
Pork , 7J'c ; lurd , 2J4c and ribs , 7Hc.
K-stlmated receipts for tomorrow : Wbcut ,
lOOcuis ; corn , 870 cars ; outs , 225cars ; hogs ,
16.000 head.
Thu leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. Ol > cn. Hteli. Low. Close.
WllFAT-
Jnnu. . . . C2HS03 03 C1K
July 3
Sojit
COIIN
Juno
July SUM 3H %
Sept 41W 41H
OATS
Jntio. . . . 23 28tf FS 28
July 28M 28
Sept. M 20
July. IB 75 18 75 18 7C 18 75
Sew , 20 00 M 00 20 00
Z.A iin-
July 0 45 0 45 0 30 0 35
Sept 10 17 } 10 i7 * 10 10 10 15
BlioiiTHina-
July 8 70 8" * 8 BO 8 CO
Sent U 15 0 10 t ) 15
Cahh ( imitations wuro us follows :
Vixiuii Wuuu ; next to Impossibly to effect
nll'H.
\VllBAT-No. 2 spring , G1'/SG1 ( C ! No. 3
prlng. f. o. b. , onjiitbOc ; No.a led , ul'/.ttOlf
COIIN No. ' 2 , 38c.
OATS-NO.-2 , 'JBc ; No. 2 whlto , f. o. b. , 34c ;
No. a white , f. o. b. , iuaaO5c. ! !
UVK-No. 2. 47Hc.
BAIII.KY No. 2 , nomlnulj No. 3 , no sales ; No.
4 , no .sales.
Fl.AX SKhD No. 1. $1.10.
TIMOTHY Sr.uo 1'ilino , I3.0C.
I'OHK .Moss , per hhl , , $18.7618.77',4 ; lurd ,
per 1UO Ihi. . * 0.3fiQ0.37M : hhort ribs , hides
doosi- ) , $8.IiOG8.uDi ! : dry salted bliouldur *
Iboxi-a ) , ti.70it'J.OO ( ( ; hhort clcur bides ( bo\od ) ,
I9.00irc0.70.
\VnibKV Distillers' llnislicd goods , per gal. ,
KtlUAlt Cut loaf , Oj4"c ; ginnulatcd , 6.70j
tunduiil "A , " & .U4.
Thu following wcro the receipts unil shlp-
ments for today :
On the I'roduco exehango toduv the butter
market wus llrm ; creamery , IG'/tiUc : dairy ,
l417Hu ; OB'SS. quiet , strictly fresh , 12J4 < 213c.
York M.irketH.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 30. I'LOUII Kocolpts , 17-
000 plct'H. ; exports , 7,000 bills. . 37,000 sucUs ;
ales , 7.000 pl.us , ; muikot dull , wealc.
( 'OIIN AlliAij Striuly.
KYB Dull ; wostiun , 60tt68c.
luiu.iv MAI.T Dull , steady.
WIIKAT Iteeelplt. 24 1,000 bu.j exports , 105-
OOObu. ; hah-h , 6,770,000 bit. futures , 3(14,000 (
Im. spot. Hpot market falily active , lower ,
uk ; No , 2 red. In Ktoro and elovalor , ( iHK
OHMc ; iilloat , 00ia70c ; f. o. b. , OBH70c ;
red , 044tOOc : No. 1 northern , UOo ;
Ko , 2 northern , 07c. Options fairly active ,
hi-uvy. oponlni ; weak and closlni ; Irregular
with July Die down , December > { c up ,
others 'H&MC below you terduy ; No , 2 rod , July ,
6HiBOU\e. ! clnsliiK ut OBSJe ; AURUst.
72'tccloslnK ut 72'e ' ; Hoptumliur , 7-J < B74'c1
cloklnt ; ut74'Sc ' ; Uctobur , 70Wa70Vc , closlni ;
at 70)ic ; Di-cviubor , 70)JCbO ) ic , closlnt ut
BU4C.
CoitN-ltoculptP , 00,000 bu. ; exports , 37,000
bu , ; bull's , 470,000 bu. futures. 34,000 bu.
pot. Kpoti dull , llriii ; Np. 2 , 42ijc
In olovuior , 4HXtt48 ( c unout ; unurudi-d
uilkcn , 61c , Options dull , closed steady uml
Mo un to ' 40 down ; July. 47H47'iC | ,
at 47'ii'i ' AugliM. 4H"4j " ! c. ulualnK ut 4HJ.C ;
Beutcmbur , 40 ! < | itlOiic , closing ut 4Usc. ;
OAlS-KecelpU. Ul.OOU bu. ; exports , 20,000
tiu. ; suli-s , IDO.oOo bu. futures , OH.OOO bu.
pot , Hpott dull. lo ur. Optnms dull ,
go. 331Jil34ci ( No , Syolluw. SUttSUUc ; No. 8.
yellow , 33333Mc : No. 2 western a4 > i4MGei
Wliltu WKhli-rn , 3U4Q42C ,
JlAY Uulut , easy. .
-.bi-y.
WOOL Dull , unsettled ; domestic llceco. 27ffl
B2c ; pulled , 20 < aa7e ; Toxun , lOa'JOc.
1'itovisioNS Cut mo.itH , inilt- , stundy ; mid
dles , dull , steady , I.ard , lower , ( inlet ; west
ern steam closed at U. 71) ) ; vulo , 1,060 tlorcea
at t'J.u7J ! ; sales , 226 tleiven , city ; options ,
ales none ! Juno closed itt 19.76 nuked ; Jul
closed at tO.05 , nominal ; .Seplomhor closed nt
110.46 , nominal , I'ork.ijulet , steady ; now mobs ,
IIUTTMi-Qulet , btoady ; western dairy ,
18(5 ! KlKlllS , 22e.
, easy ,
Kiuih l.lKlit ruculpU , sloadiir ; receipts , 40-
000 pkK ; MVkturii fresli , IWilOUc.
TAI.MIW Quiet , blroiiK ; city ( (3 nor pkg ) ,
Ofir-Quleter , llrini crude , 37tt
88c , nominal
Tlio market wan actlvo und
weaker In tone : 1'eniii. } Ivnnla oil , sM > t ialr ,
oono ; July opllony snlvs 6H.OOO bblh , utMtj
Gt/7V5c. closing otriirod ntr > 6'ic ' ; Lima oil. SRHH ,
none , 20ubid ; totuUales.08.OOO uhU. , tliudlf-
ferenco tietwuen this amount und the July op
tion rvpri'sontliiK switching oporutloiiH.
HosiN Moro uctlvu , eusy ; ktrulned , com
uiou to Kood , ei,17O1.2'Ji. !
KNriNi : Qulut , bteady ; 8040c.
l-ltaw , iiriu , qulot ; fair refining , SJtft
8' < cj ccntrlfiiRfiN , un lest , 4Sft4'C ! refined ,
faltlr ncllvorflrm.
KICK Sinnily , fair demand ; domcsllo , fnlr to
oxlri,2V4l2Hc ; .Inpan , 4VO4HC ,
Mir.A < ! RiNnw Orlonns open kettle , good to
choice , quiet , steady.
Pin titox llull , steady ; American , 112.76
Q 16. 60.
CoiTP.n-Dull ! Jnko.J10.00.
I.KAD Finn ; domestic , J3.60.
TiK-C'loscd with n hotter feeling ; Straits ,
110.26 Hiked ; plate * , steady , ( inlet ,
St'KWKKQuleti donitMtlc , M.20.
Oinnhn I'roduco .Market
ntiTinn The market wai flrnior , the
packers being Rood , strong buyero. Fancy
creamery prints , 21c ! fancy creameries , solid
packed , luc ; fair to Rood cronmorlox , solid
packed , I GUI So. ; cholco to fancy country , 16Q
lOc ; fair to peed country , 14'til6e ; packing
stock , fresh , l4c.
rocs The receipt * liavo been Eradnally In-
crcnlnc und the markol was easier. Thu local
demand Is not very heavy. The general market
price WUH lliic.
I.ivn I'oui.Tiiv Thn rnnrkct was itt > ady
without feature nt any Importance , Quito n
irood many sprltii ; rhlekcns nro comltiR , which
huvo to Uo hold at u low price , which
tnnkct the raiiRe of miotutloiH wide. Hprln
chickens , per do/ . , i'-.oOila.60 ; clilckons , ticst
hcnu. per Hi. . 7tt7'iu | chlcUem , mixed coopj ,
par Ih. , 6c ; old roostort , per lh. , 4SJ5c ! turkeys ,
per Ib. , 10u ; ducks , ppr lb. , 7iiiSc.
I'OTATOKS The market h steady , but thn ro >
colptsuro IncrnA liih' . Old potntous , C0 75c ;
now potatoes , pur Iihlf2.60i2.76 ; now pota
toes , pur bu. , J1.003I.10.
VhOKTAtu.KS Thuio uro u Rrtod many toma
toes on the market , but nsldo fiom that the
smiply of new voKOtuhh'i In the hands of com
mission mem Is not lariro. StiltiK beans , 75'i&
OOc per > i-bu , bo\ ; wax beans , per M-bu. bnx ,
H.OOA1.15 ; VKK plant , per crutf , J3,00a3.60 ;
new soul hern onions , pur bbl.tJ.6034.00cab ; >
biiKO , pur doz. , 60it76c ! cucumber * , pur do35
Ciiuic ; tomatoea , per 4-basUot crate , tl.26Q >
1.60.
lli.uiiiKH Thuro were not onouch borrlos on
the market of any kind to L-stahlNh prices. A
few ted ruspburrfun umoolTurcd but they were
In bad shape , The taw bluckhurrlcs hero word
nlso poor. Ilhick ruspborrlus luivo bren In
Ht-'htMipply nil the week. .Slrawberrloit , Ore-
KOII , fancy , J4 ; blackborrlcs , per 24-nt. cuso.
1 4 i hmclc raspberries , pur 2 l-ijt. ou < < u , tJ.60 ,
S.MAI.I. I'ltuiTfl-'Thoro woru plenty of nprl-
rots nnd n ficsh car of Uullforiiltv punches un
the markol. California cherries , per 10-lb.
box , } l.'JrT61. 35 ; nprlcots , per 4-buskot crate ,
* 1.60j plums , wild KOOSO und Uhlckusuw , per
24-Mt.ciuto. t2 ; Oullforiilapcache4.tl.6031.i6 ,
MELONS Watermelons , per 100 , 826 ; crated ,
8 On cuch.
TIIOI'ICAI , ritUITB.
I'iNCAPPr.Ti Florida , per case ot 6 to 7 do . .
* 7.00 B.OO.
OitANOcs Mountain Modltcrrunoan BWOOIB ,
(3 ; Itlvorsldo .Mediterranean xwcots , (3.609
a.7& ; mountain orunzes , 12.6032.76 ; Ulrorsldo
socdllnKi , (3 0033.2.F > .
LEMONS Musslnus , extra fancy , S5.603G.OO ;
Messlnas , per box , chnlco to fancy , } 6 00 6.60.
IH.VANAH-l'iir bunch , lurno , 82.26'32.76 ; per
bunch , small to medium , $2,0032.26.
IHDKS , TALfXlW , ETC.
No. 1 green hides , 3c ; No. 2 crocn
hide" , 2e ; No , 1 Rrcun suited hides , 3c ! ; No. 2
Kn-cn suited bides , 2ic [ ; No. 1 itrccn suited
lilde , 25 lln. to 40 Ibs. , Uic ! ; No. 2 Krecn salted
hides , 26 Ibs. to 40 Ihs. , 2ic } ; No. 1 veal calf ,
8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , Oc ; No. 2 veal culf , 8 Ibs. to
16 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 7c ; No. 2 dry
Hint hides , 6c ; No. 1 dry suited hides , fie.
1'urt cured hides ! 5c per lb. less thun fully
cured.
SIIKEF PKI.TS Green suited , ouch 35c5itl.25 ;
green suited shearlings ( short wooled curly
skins ) , ouch IHIi-Cic ; diy shcurlbucs ( short
woolud early skins ) , No. 1 , each fiQlOc : dry
fihoarlliiKH ( short wooled early skins ) , No. 2 ,
each 6c ; dry Hint , ICunsus und Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 103
lie ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska .Murrain
wool polls , pur II ) . , actual weight , 710c ; dry
Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb. ,
actual welKht , 910c ; dry Hint Colorado Jlur-
ruln wool pulls , jmr lb. , actual weight , 7Qr'Jc ( ;
dry piece- , and bucks , actual weight , 62 7c.
TAIJ.OW ANI > OiiEAsr. Tallow , No. 1 ,
4',5o ; tullow. No. 2 , aji@4c ; greuie , whlto A ,
4'ill5c ; grouse , whlto 11 , 4c ; greuse , yellow ,
3Mc ; greuso , durk , 3c : old butter , V2c ! ;
beeswax , pi line , lG < a25c ; rough tullow , vsjj
G3c.
G3c.HONES
HONES Cur lots weighed und delivered In
Chlcugo : Dry buITulo , per ton , $1G.OO18.00 ;
dry country , bleuchod , per ton , $10.00iil3.00 ;
dry country , dump und meaty , Sb.UOaiU.OO.
rilODUCU l-OIKTKHS.
.T. / Anderson , A heuvy fruit grower and
tlilppcr of Sun Jose , C'ul. , Is In the city.
A. K. Itrcnnuii , In the hotel business nt Rapid
City , wus culling upon the fruit houses.
The bluckbeirros coming from Arkansas uro
pcnurully poor uud very few of uny kind huvo
been received.
Lust Miimuer the receipts of eggs wcro light
during the gi enter part of the seuson. A yt-ur
igo eggs hold hero at 12tfc und that prlco
luld throughout July. August 3 the prlco
vns 13c , August 0 14c to lOc , August 19 ICc ,
Sontonibor IB 17c und October 4 1'Jc.
Tin-to lias not been much money in biitter-
muklng for the farmers und It hus got HO that
ho farmer can make moro money to turn his
Ivo stock Into beef. Thla fact no doubt has u
tooddeul'lo do with the rccoluts of butter
jolng so moderutc ull the summer so fur. lie-
sides tliut Ilium uro u good many country pro
duce dculcrs who huvo u Uttlo money which
.liuy uro using to put nwuy u little Juno but-
or. This nuturully icducci the receipts in
, he city.
The Oregon strawberries uro uttructlng n
good deal of attention ut the World's fulr on
account of tholr size und good quulltlcs.
Wool Markat.
I1O8TON , June 30 , The demand for wool has
been u little bettor the pust wcuk und the
volume of business larger. The mills that are
running have been obliged to muUe MI mo pur
chases und on this account theio have buen
some fulr sales , lint there Is no disposition ns
yet U ) buy ahead ot immediate/ necessities ,
even though prices huvo got down to n point
where any further concession seems out of the
question. Dealers huvo been advising their
customers to cover their wunts. That some
liu\o followed this advice Is seen from the
liugo movement , but thcro nio n greut inuny
who will not buy , und us most branches of the
woolen goods muiketnro quiet just now , there
IN nothing to urge buying. The tlnunclul situa
tion , which continues unsettled und disturbed ,
serves to muko both buyers und hellers
cautions. Whom money Is NO tight dealers are
not disposed to Incrcubo their obligations.
While no greut Improvemen' . cun bo reported
In the general situation during the week , still
there IK u more conlldent feeling among hold-
eih hero und It Is thought that the bottom hus
been rcuchcd. With easier money conditions
n better demand Is ulbo expected , us the now
BOHfaon will soon bo fully opened for goal.
The business for thn first H\ | months of the
year shows u fulling elf from lust year of over
200.00U Ibs. Up to.Muy 1 there was a weekly
average , butsinco then tlio sales have shown
u largo fulling oir every week. The receipts
of the week huvo been 15,002 bales domestic
und OOl bales foielun , against 10,142 bales
domestic and 702 hules foielgn for the corresponding
spending week lust year.
I'liii.ADKi.i-nrA.Juno 30. Course In Improved
domund ; other grades ipalet und lurgoly nom
inal ; w extern line or X unit XX , 20&23 ; mo-
dlum. 2027c ; coarse. 2U27c ; line washed
dululno , X-'iid ' XX , 23It28e ; medium wusliod
combing und doluhio , 27 ( < 128c ; coarse wools In
Improved demund ; ether grudes quiet und
lurgelv iioiiilnul ; tub wiishod choice , HlffiaUc ;
fair. 30ft31e : co irso , 27fc8c ! : medium un
washed combing und delaine , 20 2'2c ; coar.so
unnushed combing und dclulno , 20 220 ; Alon-
tuna , liiaiBc ; torrltoriul wool , f
Ht. Louts .Uiirkots.
Br. Louis , Juno 20. Fi.oun Qulot ; patent.s ,
13,1033.26 ; oxtru fiiney , $2.8032.00 ; funcy ,
tJ.40462.60 ; cholct- , * 2.162.25 ; family , 81.00
Ci'J.OO ; rye Hour , t3,25S3.40.
WIIKAT Started tlrm , collapsed with Chicago
cage , HrniL-d up again und closed with u gain
of ? ic for the day ; No. 2 red , cash , OOKu ; Juno ,
( ) ( ) Hc ; .lulv , GO.'ic ; August , 63c } ; Heptumber ,
C6 > iQO&Uc.
I'IIOVIHIUNS Dull , lowur ; pork , current
make. tlU.60 ; lurd , tB.tiT , , ' ; fH.76 cnst side.
Dry suit meats , loose fahoiildurs. f 3.26 ; longs
und ribs , ( H.OO ; shorta. $0.26 ; boxed , 16u moro.
Iliicon , packed idioulderu , (0.2& ; loiicn und
ribs , * 10 ; shorts , UO.J5. Hums , sugar cured ,
UECBII-TS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; whuut , 13,000
bu. ; com , 70.OOO bu. ; outs , 21,000 bu , ; rye ,
nouo ; barley , 1,000 bu.
Hllil-MENTB rlour. 5,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
20,000 bu , ; corn , 31,000 bu. ; ouw , 2,000 bu.j
1 ye und burley none.
Kiitmn City Murkcts ,
KANSAS CITV , Juno 30. WiiKAT-TJull nnd
wi-uk ; No , 2 nurd , 64tt54)lc ) ; No. 2 rod , 64tf
( ii6&C.
C'dUN Unchanged ; No , 2 mixed , 33Kc ; No.
2 tthltu , 33M34c.
OATS ! Sc lower ; No. 2 mixed , 25320c ; No.
2 whlto , 27e. !
UVE-Wuuk ; No. 2. 40c.
F&AX HEBIV Klrni , * 1.03 ,
HAY Firmer ; timothy , 10.0039,60 ; pralrlo ,
llirrrKU-Flriiij creamery , 16310c ; dulry , 14
Q 1 ( > c.
Koos Dull , stoudy : lOaiOJic.
HECKIITB Wheut , 0,000 bu. ; corn , 7,000 bu. ;
oats , none.
bllll'ilENTrt Wheat , 24,000 bu. ; corn , 6,000
bu. ; outu , 2,300 bu.
Oil .Market * .
On. CITT , Juno 30. National Transit
cortlllcateaouened ut & 0 ! { ; highest , 60S ; low-
tM , 66)i ) ; cloned Ht 65 > i , Hales , 38,000 bbls. :
clearances , 0,000 bbU.j Mhlpments , 01) ) , 420
bids. ; run * , 111,340 bbU.
I'jTTSliuim , Junu 30. National Transit
certlHcutunoi > oncdut66Uelosod.it&6Uiliti- ; ; | ;
Ubt. 6Ui ( ; lowt-bt , 65J. ! Sales. 10,000 bbli.
l.OMio.N , Junuao. LiNbtuu Olli 20s ta ) pel
cwt.
cwt.Tinii'ENTiNE Pi'iiiiTS22i 3d per cwt.
FINU UosiN lOi , Id pur cwt.
Oaltun Markat.
NKW OIII.BAN * . Juno 80. Futures , sales
18,000 balcn ; July , S7.4637.47 ; AugUit , 17.44
Iii7.4& ; bopiombor. 17.6437.66 : October , t7.G4
W7.06 ; Noroiub r , l7.7KS7.7Uj Uecouiberl7.ui
< l70i ! | January , t8.01O9.05 ; February , J8.05
US. 10.
Oood middling , 7 3-lOc ; mlddllnff , 7V : Ion
middling , 7'R'i Rood ordinary. 03-10c ; not
rorclpts , 1,60'J tulp ) ; gross receipts , 7,780
balci ; exports to nrc.it HrlUIn , GOO bales ;
coastwlio , 1,023 halri ; unlos , 7,430 bales.
. _ _ _ .
Liverpool Alitrkrtd.
I.tvr.nroou Juno 80. WIIKAT F.nsy ; dc-
niiind moderate ; holders olTer inortrrutcly ,
Hccolpto for the past three days , 205,000 con
tain , Including 146,000 American.
Couv Steady : demand moderntoj mixed
western-4s Tid perccntnl. Itecolpts of Amer
ican corn for Iho past threu days wcro 04,000
contnls.
HACON-Long clear , 45 lb < . , G2g Cd per cwt.
TAI.LOH rino American , Gs fld per cwt.
CofToo Aturkct.
NEW YOHK , Junn 30. Optloni steady at 10
points down In 10 points up and closed firm
nt 16 to 20 points up ; sales , 10,600 bugs , In
cluding : July , * 16.70 : August , 116.661116.GO ;
Soptcmbortlft.4OfMG.DD : Oclobor16.40 ; Do-
cnnihcr. Hfi.luaitJ.20. Spot Hlo , dull , steady ;
No. 7 , nc.60.
Mllnrniikca Market * .
Mll.wAUKr.K , JunoflO. WitKAT Steady ; No.
2 uprlng , ( ! 2c ; Huptemiior , OD.Vc.
COHN Dull ) No. 8 , 37c.
OAMQuiet ; No. 2 whlto , 82MO33Q
ItAltl.EY 060
UVB-&UC.
Philadelphia ( Iriiln Atnrkot.
PninADELPiitA , Juno 80. WHEAT Wuuk , un
settled ; No. 2 red. July , 67 < a07 c.
COIIN Steady ; No. 2 mixed , June , 4nj4O47c.
OATS Weak und unnuttlod ; No , 2 while ,
Juno und July , 37J. < 'it37yc. '
Cincinnati .Miirkiitn.
CINCINNATI , Juno 30. Wit BAT No. 3 rod ,
Cle.
Cle.COIIN
COIIN AVouk : No. 2 mixed , -I0c.
OATS Dull ) No. 2 mixed , 3132o.
WHISKY Quiet at fl. 12.
Toledo ( Inilii .Market.
TOLEDO , Juno 30. WHEAT Stoudtor ; No. 2
cush , G2 c.
COIIN Dull , toady ; No. 3 cash and July ,
40o.
40o.OATS
OATS Qulot ; cash , 81c.
llnltlmuro drain Murkot.
nALTiMoiic , Juno 30. WHEAT Wcuk ; No. a
red , spot , 07ic. !
COIIN Eusy ; mixed , spot nnd Juno , 40 < { c.
OATS Dull and ouster ; No. 2 whlto , west
ern , 300.
New York Dry Unodi Murkcit.
Nnw YOIIK , Juno 80. Thcro wns no chnngo
In the dry goods situation e.\cept that there Is
n better feeling , despite thu llnunclal compli
cations. No further change In prices Is looked
for.
Amrrloun llolrlRnrntor Hoof.
LONDON , Juno 30. AMEnicANKnnuonn.voi
IHii' : : Foreiuiartois , is Ud'i2s 4d ; hlnihtu.ti-
tcrs , 3s Od4s per eight pounds by the carcass.
London hnenr Market.
LONDON , June 30. SUCIAK Centrlfuguls , 06
test , 19s 3d per cwt.
STOCKS AND 11ONDS.
Decided Improvoinont In the Tone of AVnll
btrcct Speoulntloa.
Nnw YOIIK , Juno 30. There wus u decided
Improvement In the ton ? of Wull street today.
Although money at Intervals ruled ut high
rates , the fuct that tlm clearings house bunUa
hud announced their Intention to take out ull
the loan cortlllcutcs necessary to provcntan
acute stringency In the money market did
much to rc.storo confidence. The hours re-
nouud their raids upon the market at times
during the duy , but each decline brought In
buying ardors und sharp advances ensued.
The lowest figures touched bhowed losses
varying from U to U4 per cent from the llnul
quotations of yestorduy. The announcement
that the General Electric company bad
declared the usual quarterly dividend
ot 2 per cent , although It bus
been persistently rumored for some
tlmo that the rule would bo 14 per center
luss , hud u good effect. The directors of the
Delaware , Lackawanna & Western declared the
usual quarterly dividend of 1'i per cent , and
the Chicago , Clovi-land , Cincinnati & St. Lonib
unnouni-esa dividend of IH per cent on com
mon. Simultaneously with this nowscumo re
ports of gold ongapeinonts In London for ship
ment to this side , which , together with llbor.il
purchases for Iturlln und London account ,
started a sort of stampede among the shorts.
Accoidlngto reliable estimates London imr-
cliased upnurds of 16,000 .shares. Manhattan
jumped up & ! 4 per cent , Amctlcan Sugur 5i
percent , Luckawunna 34 ! per cent , Chicago
Gas 3 percent , Gonural Klcctrlc 2 per cent.
Western Union 2JJ per cent , and St. Paul 2 j <
percent. The remainder of iho list Improved
JJ to 2 per cent. Late in the day when money
wus bid up to 60 pui cunt , thorn wus n reaction
of U to 2 percent , but the demand rovt\cd
again and the market left off strong in tone.
The Post says : Tlio notion'of today's stock
market Indicated that the week's crisis hud
been safely passed. 1'rlcus rallied at.lliston
London buying , then sold slowly olT again and
llnally set In for u steady und continuous ad-
vunce. The sit nation bus been very grave und
heavy failures , whether on the Stock exchange
or In the mercantile trade , would In the last
fmv days have excited small surprise.
I'uiilc , by Its nature unreasonable und Im
possible to forecast , hud twlco bcon discounted
und run beyond the real Improvement In the
fuctors which should huvo govi-rncd the sltuu-
tion. The hands of would-be speculators wi-ro
tied. Thu marcuntllo community , now for
four months cut oir from regular bank uccom-
modutlon. wus confronted dully with now und
serious dilt-minius. In such u situation It Is not
easy to augur for the future. Undoubtedly
the safe passage over of the July disbursement
season will contilbnto to reviving conlldenco.
If money , ufli-rnuxt Wednesday , loans with
reihonuiilo freedom , less of It will bo hoarded.
Thu foIlonliiR lire the closing quotations ai
thu lending stocks on the Now York Stock cx-
chungo today :
exdlv. texrlfht.
The total sales of stocks today were 216.000
hhuroH , Incliidlngi Atohlson , 12,200 ; Ilnrllng-
ton , 10.000 ; Chlcugo Oils , 12.000 : Deluwuro ,
I.ucUiiwanna .V Western , 0,300 ; Krlo. 0.000 ;
( Jonoral Electric , 0.300 ; LYiulsvlllo & Nash
ville , 5,400Nutlonul ; Lead , 4,11(10. (
tlmo lorin , 7 par Tent. Oloslnj ? quotation *
on nock * , bonds ani\iiilnliiit \ ) sliuroi :
Atcli .Top.\3.P. , -ysuriiopref d. "n
American Sncar. . . tWii.WoMlticli. Kleclrlo 23
do nrofd. . . ; ; ; w TdoVwni. . . . . . . .T . . .
n-iy StatoMa . . . . . 7 Win Central 7
IlMl Tolrphono . JB Atchlson2(19. ( . . . . . 40V
Hcmtoii A Aibinjr..Tm Orf4n > y
Doslon ,1 Miltio. . . . jr.S NcWKliKlamlOs. . . f.ll
doprcfd. , .140 ( < pn. HU-ctrlc fis , . 84
CM Hur. .V Q MVH Central IB. . , 81
Kllolibnre 70 { Allouor MIuliiB Co 40
Ornrral Klcotrlc. . . Ctm Atlantic " >
IlllnolH Moot tl ( Itoslon A Montana 1H )
Mv < ctc.in Central. . , "C < Hutted Hooton. , 0
N. Y. .1 Nc-w Kne. . 2lk calumi t A Hcol.i. . 280
Old Colony . . Ictj K'ciiti-imtal
Oiriron Short Line 10 Pianklln .
Hliblior sfi't Kc.irs irgo
8.111 Dlrco 7 Owoola
Union 1'aclfle iinH Qulncy . . .
\VtBt End , . . 12 jTaiiiarack , ,
cx-dlv.
Sun rrnnclftco .Mining ynolntlonn.
PAN VIHNCISCO , Juno 30. The olllclal
closing mmtutlons tor mining stocks today
wcro : is follows :
AH.i loilt.iln ft Noicross. , . . . ail
llolcliL-r on Mexican 7.1
rientAllclelicr 1(1 ( Mono. . . . . 10
lloilliCoiiHOllilntod , . CO'Kovad.i Queen fi
llnlwor Ifilonhlr ICO
Canadian 1'nelllc. , . . . fid i PotoM. . . . tin
Con8otlirilC.il..VVn , lee Snaeo 41) )
Crown 1'olnl Sjr.'Silerrn ' NevniU. . . . . . . . 110
Kureku Con. . . . 10 Union Consolidated. 01) )
Ooiilil A. Curry..4 it I Yellow Jaokot lie
New York Milling Quotations.
Nnw YOIIK , .T'tno 00. The following are the
mining ( | Uo1atloii3i
Crown I'olnl a. Union Con ci )
Do.uhvooil 100 Yellow Jacltol Hl >
Onl.ulo 800 ItonSlvor in
Oplih- Ill ) Quick SlUor 5(10 (
Sierra Novailu. . . . . . lid do profit ir.UO
Sl.uulnrd , . 120
London I'liiinulil It vlow
isiibu Janti Gnnltn
LONDON , Juno 30. [ Now York Ileiaid Cnblo
Sncclixl to Tun IIKK.J The stock nmrkol wns
today Inactlvu and languid , but the tenens
somowlmt bolter , nltlumph prices iscnurnUy
wcro low. Unttit ; to the weakness In Mlvor ft
sold at 10id per 07. , lint any pressure ! of sales
would at oncu cnuso u further heii\y full ,
Itilpeo tiapur was hotter at 70. Home secur
ities veil1 quiet unit firm. American ralhuiy *
opened boileruml rallied upon bear purchases ,
Iun\er ) .t Kin lirando preferred rising to 41
and Union I'ncillc to ' 7 , but Kub eiiuuntly
drooped. Loiitsvllln , t N.ishvlllu nnd Wabasli
Issues ncrestioiiR , deliuntn res closing ntuov ,
Tliere was a moduriito upward icactIon In nil
Mexican seem ItU's. Koielun stocks vurovt'ry
itiL'Kular , thu fuiituro bohiK the sharp ( all of
Costa Itlcn't. nnd Ciuutciiialn'u. OhltiCMi ports
\\oro reported paralysed bv the fall of blhor.
' Fliutnclnl Aotoi.
KANSAS CITV , Juno 30. Clearings , $1,106-
G1'2.
I'Aius , Juno no. Three uor cent rentes , 07f
80c for the account ,
NKW YOIIK , Juno BO. Clearings , $115,770-
793 ; iKilnnucs , t7'J51,457.
HAI.TIMUIII : , Juno 30. Clcarlncs , $2,240,000 :
balunces , H78COD. Money , 0 percent.
I'liu.AMEU'iiu , June 30. Clearings , $10,144-
338 ; balunces , $1,4897312. Monuy , G per cent.
Mr.Mi'llt.a , Juno 30. Xow Yolk oxchsuico ,
$1.50. ( . 'louring * , $137,178 ; balances , $00,135.
LONDON , Juno 30. Amount of bullion gone
Into the Hank of Knglund on balance today ,
iD.OOO.
HOSTON , Juno 30. Clearings , $13,300,000 ;
haltincus , $1,000,000. Money , 7 3 10 uor cent.
Exchange on Now York , lOc discount to par.
NBW OiiMAN , Juno 30. Clearings , $1,058-
078. New Yotk exchange , commercial , 76e
jior $1,000 prcinlum ; bank , 81.50 per $1,000
premium.
CINCINNATI , Juno 30. Money , 0553 per cent.
Now York c-M-hnti p , 00'75c mcinlum.
Cleiirlng' ) , gl.Ol'J OO ; for Juno , S53,575D50 ;
for Juno lust your , J-60.417,350.
ClllCAdO , Juno 10. ! Clcnrlnps , $13,527,014.
Now York e\c.lungo , 'Me discount. Mer-
ilngexchingcnomlmilsl.\tv-Uy ! ; bllN , * 4,81'5 :
demand , $4.Bll'i. Money , very lirin ; discount
rate , 7 percent.
Sr. LOUIS. Juno 30. Clearings , $2,024,550 ;
balances , $300,303. Hearings this month ,
$05:521,231 : ; balances. $10,007,019. Clcurlnss
June , lUOa , $99,575,408 ; balanci-s. 815,310,100 ;
decreafo In clciiiliiKs , $4,254,207 , or 4' $ per
cent. Olciirlnps past six months , $428,847,080 ;
same petlod 18a2-50U,807G81 ; lucre-use , $37.-
979,405 , or 0.4 per cunt. Monuy. < iulut ,
per cent. Exchange on Now Yotk , 25c pro-
niluui. "
OMAHA I.IVIS. STOCK AIAUKUTS.
Cnttlo Values Still Unsteady Hogs Weak
mill u llli Ulmo I.nwnr.
FIUDAY , Juno 30.
llccelptsso far this week foot ui > 0,193 cat
tle , 41,302 hogH juul 2,067 Eheep , against
9,019 cuttle , 37,086 hogs and 1,014 sheep the
corresponding flvo days lust wook. Ilccolpts
for Juno were 40,317 cattle , 100,541 hogs and
0,029 sheep , against 01,457 cattle , 125,958
hogs and 12,054 sheep in May , and 44,230 cut
tle , 202,912 hogs nnd 7,923 sheep for June ,
1892. Tor the past six months receipts wcro
401,324 cuttle , G78.0SG hon'3 and 130,988
sheep , in ugulnst 342.761 cuttle , 681,052 hogs
und 80,084 bhocp In 1892 , an increase of 58-
563 cattle und 50,304 sheep , and a decrease of
202,000 hogs.
Tlio general cattle market wa's not only
active , but on doslntblo dry lot cuttlo prices
uiled steady. The demand cutno entirely
from the dressed beef men , the bad condition
of eiibtcrn markets liuvlng u tendency to re
strict tlio operations of speculative shippers.
t'ulr tocry good 1,200 to 1,400-lb. bcovossold
ut Horn $4.45 to $4.70. und fullto choice 050
to 1,100-lb. htcors at from $4.25 to $4.00. The
half fat anil grussy slock wax , ns usual , hard
to move , even lit rather shaded price * , and
sules were tit from 14.15 down. There v\us vat
much llfo or snap to the trade , but nearly
ovury thing chiinged htuids and In good season.
Tbero wiib u light tiuilu In cow stuff. Ue-
celpts wuro meager nnd the quality us u rule
common. I'l icerunted from steady on fulr to
choice stock nt fiom { 2.36 to $3.50 to u shade
loner on the common grudes at from $1.00 to
$2.25. Choice \i3ul calves were fully stoudy at
$4.50 nnd $0 , with common largo stock dull us
low as $1.85. 1'ulr to good bulls sold at un
changed prices around SJ.CO and $3.25.
The foudortiado wusiuthor qulut. Smooth ,
well brud , lle.shy stock \uis In gpod demand
and linn , but Inferior grades wore not wanted
and prices i tiled weak. Common to very good
block changed hunds at fiom $2.40 to $3.35.
KepiCbunlutlvo sales :
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
3 . 076 | 3 7C 41 . 1207 $4 45
J5 . 803 400 24 . 1O90 450
20 . 1094 4 00 10 . 1190 4 50
0 . 1091 4 25 00 . 12U7 4 55
20 . 1090 425 45 . 1321 455
20 . . . . 1031 4 30 45 . 1325 4 55
88. . . . 1247 4 35 7 . 1273 4 00
< > 0 . 039 4 35 H . 1110 4 00
I" . 090 4 35 22 . 1280 4 70
2\i \ . 1097 4 35 85 . 1303 4 70
19. . . .1018 4 30 1 . 1400 4 75
2'2 . 1005 4 35 18 . 1302 4 75
4 . 1430 4 40
MIXED.
21 . 891 4 15 0 . 1108 4 20
COWS.
1 . 710 1 50 1 . 1000 2 35
1 . 500 150 9 . 701 236
3 . OOG 1 50 16 . 770 2 35
1 . 1150 175 1 . 10,20 240
8 . 750 175 1 . 700 240
H . 704 1 90 2 . 805 2 50
1 . 770 200 2 . 005 275
20 . 043 200 0 . 775 275
G . 001 200 4 . BOO 275
21 . 720 200 22 . 754 200
1 . 700 225 4 . 092 3 10
8. . ; . . . ooo u 20 i . 1210 a oo
11CIFEUS.
3 . . 460 1JO 8 . 802 8 00
la . 400 i u > 4 . 500 a oo
1 . 6BO 175
; ; CALVES.
1 . 370 1 H5 2 . 135 4 50
1 . 220 450 4 . 17U 600
1. . . . . . 100 4 60
' "UUI.I.S.
1 . 1480 2 fid 1 . 1410 8 20
1 . 2jOO 2 00 1 . 11HO B 20
1 . 1730 8 Ol ) 1 . 1070 U 25.
STOCIEI13 AND FEEUUK8.
25 . 7CO 2 .40 11 . 772 290
2 . 010 2,40 , 7 . . . . 723 310
8J ! . OOG 240 30 . . . . 702 320
2'2. . . . . 404 2 75 20 . 710 3 30
J7 . 626 2-W ) 1 . 960 335
1 . 1010 2'8B 10 . . . BUB a 30
lions There wu $ a slight let-up In receipts
as compared with' tlm two or tluuo preceding
day * , bat biiiplloHtteru ) btlll huuvlur than u
wcuk ugo. The luurkot was lower und far the
llrst time. thU uuck trade wua slow. Ono
reason for this -KI.S the lighter shipping de
mand , shippers tulclng only u llttlu over n
fourth of the roculpts. l.arly trading was
lurgxiy In thu gtod tu choice light and butcher
wulghtund the bent houvy hogs thuso hulling
ut ( rum $5,70 up to $5.uO. Packers wore.
battrUh from the blurt , trading 5c to lOu loner
than Thursday for heavy und mixed
grade" or from fS.OO to 45.05. iiuslnusH
drugged , the market weakening ns the
morning advanced on moro bearish reports
from eastern "lurkuu. Late bids und sales
were largely at $0.00 und $0GO or u big lOc
lower than Thursday. At thuclobu thuro were
Hnmll load * , btlll unsold. Thu trudlug wuuery
unou'ii , but thu bulk of thu hogn sold ut fiom
{ 6.55 to $0 70 us uxitliisttO.GS tu $0.70 Tliurs-
duy und $5.70 to 15.75 lu&t Friday. Hupro-
boututlvo tales :
No. Av. Bh. I'r. No. Av. Hh. I'r.
05. . . .257 240 $5 55 C7..248 40 $5 G2 ! <
40 , . . .271 40 6 55 6H..232 200 6 G2j !
4 , . . .302 - 6 55 G0..23U 860 6 G2j (
G2.,2j7 ( 120 6 65 09. , , .250 200 6 G2
G3..28G 400 6 65 ( < 3..2G5 240 6 t < 2 !
10 , , . ,310 6 66 77.,246 240 6 02i !
GO. . . .282 1GO 6 60 60. , ,270 IbO 6 G2tj
GO. , , ,270 20O 6 ( id 02. , . 'Mi 20O 6 b'JH
5U..2G1 'JbO 6 65 68. . . .270 240 6 Ci'.lVi
45. . . ,260 BO 6 65 68 , . . .246 20O 6 GO
71. . . .248 120 660 60 , , , .241 100 6 G5
GO. . . , ' .135 80 5 55 7. . . .285 - 6 G5
00. . . .241 ICO 6 66 6. . . .220 - 6 05
(13 ( 340 ISO 5 55
00. . 2H3 ICO 5 65
08. . 833 ICO D 65
S4..310 240 6 55
tO..202 200 6 65
73..237 100 6 55
64.,288 ICO 6 65
07 . . .BOB 1GO 6 67U
07. . 277 240 5 67't
71. . . 211 200 6 67U
04 . .218 240 0 67t !
G8 . .251 210 5 67'j
70. . . 209 240 5 6714
30..2GG 1GO 5 CO
48..303 100 fi CO
63.373 200 6 CO
18 . . .243 5 CO
78. . ,255 1GO 5 GO
68. . . 281 80 5 CO
CO . . 332 80 6 CO
73..208 200 6 GO
10 . . 3.J7 6 CO
04. . . 275 120 6 GO
CO..201 240 5 CO
68..207 280 6 CO
04.'JfiI 200 5 CO
71..270 200 6 GO
0..215 n GO
60..282 HO 6 CO
04..242 120 5 CO
6..200 6 GO
4..2f > 5 6 GO
C4..277 12(1 ( fi CO
6H..241 120 6 GO
2..205 5 CO
B..201 40 5 CO
61..280 80 5 CO
2..310 6 GO
2..320 6 GO
81..239 320 5 00
70..210 280 5 CO
GO. . . 240 120 6 GO
CO..314 BO 5 CO
76. . . . 3d I 40 6 GO
CO..271 40 5 GO
15. . . 280 6 C2'4 '
82..2.U 120 6 0214
52..200 320 6 ( W'i '
71..200 200 6 C2 > 4
G5..220 200 6 U2 ! 4
GO. . . 259 40 5 02'i '
70..230 120 50214
SIIIU.P The fresh supply consisted
couple of small bunches ot mixed lambs nnd
owes. Trudo wus hlow but prices ruled
ubout sternly. Knlr to good natives , $4.00ii
4.75 ; fulr to good westerns , $3.50104.75 !
common nnd stock sheep , & 2.50K3.50 ; good
to cholco 40 to 100-lb. liunUa , J4.2fiit5.7G. Kep-
rosentatlvo s.iles :
No. Av. I'r.
2 lambs 30 $400
4 lambs 25 400
40 lambs 48 6 60
b2imtlvo ewes 08 3 25
KocolpU uml Dispoutlou of Htouk ,
Offlelul receipts nnd disposition of stoVas
shown by the books of tlu Union Stock YunU
company for the twenty-four lioui'j ending ut
6 o'clock p. m. Juno 30 , 180. ) :
1IFCRUTS.
CATTI.K. lions. S11KKI- . ItOltSI-S.VMl.H
Tars Head Cars. Head Cars. Head Cars. I Huiil.
SO 1,185 121 S.Ulft 131
DISPOSITION.
nuvriis. CATTLE. lions , sun.
Omilin 1'ackliifr Oo .
TlioO. H. ll.iiimiomlCo. . . 11 712
Swift JL Co . 4fi 02
The Cud ihy I'.icUtiic Co , . ,
Chlc.iBo P. A P. Co .
nimbler . UM )
T.ibor.lCo . i i-j
Cocv A , Co .
(5. II WllHOIl . 1H1
Puilter.VCo . 213
H. Decker .1 Ucpan . 58
Cli3\cl.mdP. i. P . 107
Hammond , V S 422
und feeders . 120
Left o\cr loll 1)0(1 ) (
Total. 1.107
Ko l.lvo Stuck .tlurkot.
CIIICAOO. June 30. [ Sncclul Telegram to
TIIK llnn.l Thcro was just a trlflo mete nnl-
inntlon In the cuttlo trudo today thun noted of
ychtiTiluy't murker , but prices wcro not loss
e.il ; . buyers manifested \ory Uttlo Interust ,
und the foicnoou was \\eli advanced liefoio
uny conslderalilo amount of trading wus donu.
There appealed to bo buf few eastern and ex
port otdeis In hand und thoio wus not enough
competition to .sustain oven low prices current
on Thursday Concessions of fromOctolOc
MOID utlcieu. but no nctlxlty icsnlted , and
ulthongli thcro wus trading until u later
hour thi : i usual some cattle remained In
Miller's hands ut the close. Dm Ing ycsterduy
mid today prices h.ivo dccllne < l from 15c to
26u per 100 Ibs. , which ICUNPS them ubout
whi'ro they weio u week ugo. Grass stcors uro
much neglected und uro selling low , common
to fair grades being quoted ut from $3.75 to
$3.90.
The way the hogs are tumbling In Is u sur
prise to thu most bungiilno bsurs. Not less
than 29.0UO head answered the roll cull today ,
milking un uverugo for the lust llvo days of
ubout 27,500 head und u total of 130,392. ,
That prices should continues to gn down was a
mutter of course. They were fiom lOc to
15c lower thun at tlio close of busi
ness Thursday , or from 15c to 20c
lower thun ut that day's opening.
The best heavy sold oir to 10.10 und $0.10
bought the best assorted light uuy tlmo utter
8 o'clock.
Good bogs sold around $ C and ut the close
common lots were not easily turned over ut
from $0.05 to $5.75. At the decline iho stuff
scorned to look rcusonubly cheap to buyers
und by midday the great bulk of the 37,000 lioud
on sulo bud been picked up. The mo\ement
of hogs the last week bus been quite variable ,
und In the aggregate lias boon wull maintained.
KeturiiB of western packing show a total of
250,000 , compared with 255,000 the preceding
week und 275,000 for the corresponding
period lust year. From March 1 the
total Is 3,155,000 , against 4,205,000
lust yt-nr. Decrease for the week
25,000 und for the season , 1.050,000 hogs com-
pured with last year. The quality wus almost
or qulto uniformly good. Average of prices
ut the close was about thu same us u week ngo
for western centers. Current values of hogs
und product ut Chlcugo afford u good margin
for operators , uppro\lm itely 50o per lOu Ibs.
for hogs , or about 8 per cent.
Never befoio at this tlmo of the year wus
the market so dulngcd with common sheep und
not for u number of veurs , If ever bofme , wuru
prices ns low In thu month of Juno us they uro
nt the pic cnt time. Tlio aggregate re
ceipts wore not greater than the aver
age for the' last several wcoks. but
they consisted laigoly of grudes that were
not good enough for tlio mutton tradu
und us thuro was Uttlo or no demand from
feuduih , pplces for thu guides bulow good
Miirurcu most grlo\ously. They uro from $1 to
$1,00 nor 1(10 ( Ibs. lower than they wuro ten
days ugo. Good to cholco muttons were In
light supply and declined but .slightly. Fiom
tl.no to $2 for culls und Inferior lots , thcro
wus trading along up to J4.70 to S5 for cholco
natives , hales wurout fiWn $3.76 to47 largely
ut $5 to $0.5" .
KKCKITTS Cuttle. 8,000 lieud ; ralvos , 800
head ; hogs. 29,000 head ; sheep , 8,000 head.
The i'jvenlng Journal reports :
CATTLE Itecolpts , 8,600 bead ; Rhlpmonts ,
2,000 bead ; mniket blow ; iirlces weak ; top
prices , $4.9505.20 ; medium , $4.6034.80 ; others' ,
$3.00554.25 ; Toxiins. $3.1034.16 ; native cows
and hulfiT-i , e3.0034.25 ; cannon , $1.002.75.
lions Kccelpts , 30,000 lioiid ; HhlpniontH ,
7,000 lieud ; muikot slow , lOBlOc lower ; mlxud
und puckers , $5.70ao.B6 , closing nt 5.00 ;
iirlniu heavy , $5.0530,16 , closing at $6,10 ;
Ill/his , $ Gun6U.16.
SiiEur Kccelpts , 8.000 head ; shipments ,
2,000 head ; market fulr ; prlmo a trlllu higher ,
common block lower ; natlvo owe. ) , $ .i.60&5,00 ;
Toxumt. J3.6oa4.tO ; westerns , $4.10 : spring
Iumbs$3.60a0.50j stocUrs. $2,76 3,20.
Kansas City I-.Ua htock MnrUut ,
KANSAS CITV , Juno 30 , OATTI.K Hocolpts ,
7,000 lieud ; bhlpiiiuntfl , 1,400 bond ; muikot
vus easier und lOu lower ; Texas steers ,
$2.15 4,00 ; shippers , $4.25'0 > 5.86 ; natlvo cows ,
61.50ii4.10 ; butchois , $3.00'ii4.35 ; stackers
und feeders , J.70ii4.00 ; bulb und mixed ,
$1.76S2.60 ,
IliMis HucolplH , lO.BOO hijad ; Bhlpnicnts ,
8,10
Half
5. !
&
6,20.
hiiiiut1 Itecolnts , 1,300 hcud ; shlpmonts
none ; market wus steady ; lumbM , tOOUU5,70 |
shuop Hold today , J4.OiiiO.OU.
ht. I.nuM I.lvu hloulc .Market.
ST. Louiu , Juno 30. OATTI < B Hecoluts , 2,300
bond ; shipments , 1,900 head ; market steady
natlvo bluets and helfeis mixed , frl.OOil.4.uiJ
grab ! Texan steels , j2.75t(3.35 ,
IIH Receipts , 2,000 head ! HlilpinentH
3,400 lieud ; inurkut lOo lower ; huuvy , SO.GOii
mixed , $5,7026.96 : light , * 0.76ft0.05.
ti' Keculpts , 3,800 head ; shlpmuiits
2,600 head ; market ueuk , unehanged ,
A tinutll Duulor Illll.
Fifty cents la a small doctor bill , but thai
is all it Mill/coat you to euro any ordinary
cuso of rheumatism if you use Chamber
Iain's I'nln U.ilm. Try it and you will be
surprised ut the prompt relief it affords ,
The tirst application will quiet the pain. DOcent -
cent bottles for aalo by druggists ,
RISING
*
CDICUn" ' * ' 'o ' creatctt
rnltnU i
offeru < ) child-hearing wouiun. I ha\o t > ccn a
tnld-wlfa for many jean , and in each caeo
where "Mother'o Friend" had beentiMil It lia
fcccomi'llehedvondcrs ' ami relieved inucU
nlTeriug. U U tbo l.c t remedy tor rising of
the brcut knouu , anri worth tlio price for that
alone. iLua. 21. n. IIUUHTEII ,
Jlontgoiuery , All.
Sent by expreis , charges prepaid , on receipt
of price , $1 0 jicr bottle.
BPADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ,
Bold 1 j all ( UuggUti , ATLANTA , UX ,
MAJOR PADDOCK'S ' PLIGHT
Faced with a Perplexity at A Meeting of
County Commissioners.
WOULD NOT VOTE TAXES AG4INSTHIS ROAD
I'rotoAt of tlio Union raclltc AcaliKt Hi
llrldco AMf-fftinnnt Overruled nnil the
Amount Apprurml nil fixed by the
AMcisor Hunk
All of iho mombersof the Ho.ii-a of County
Commlsuloncrs rospomlea when tliclr name's
were called ycstcnlny morning , mid althouRh
the session was of short duration , It wns
Icngtliy onouRli to make Mr. PmMock , the
government director of the Union 1'aclflc
railroad mid member from the Uttlo I'.iplo
district , dodge the Issue nnd cr.iwl Into Ills
hole , from which ho did not o.norgo until the
stnoUo of battle had bocn wafted unity.
The mooting was the Inst of the Usual year
ami w.i3 hold principally for the purpose of
IMssliiR the appropriation shoots and ccttlng
really to start out with n clean nnd now sot
of books , but Incidentally , before getting
down to business. Chairman Stenborg an
nounced that It would ba n peed thno to tms
upon the Union Paclllo brltlgo c.iso , ns nil
of the members were present. Tnli
announcement ovldently stnn-lc terror
to the heart of the gentleman from tlio banks
of the turbid I'uplo , for in loss than n second
ho was out of the room. Four members
gu/cd nt the shadow of 1m retreating form
and smiled , but none of them ventured a re-
murk. During the next halt hour the com-
nrnsionorslio remained In the room wcro
tit cuss , with the chairman in liii scat , wait-
inn for the return of the ab.scntco nivl any
combination of fortunate circumstances that
might arise. Slowly tlio Index linger of the
clock moved along toward the hour of noon ,
and just prior to its reaching that point the
government director of tho" Union 1'acilio
dropped In to look around and take n tow ob
servations. For him that was n fatal mo
ment , for scarcely had ho li.irUenuil tlio
doorway before Chairman Ktenborg ro-
miirlecd : "Tho clerk will call the roll. "
Mr. I'aodock looked s.ul and anrv in the
satno look , but ho responded by s'tyinir that
ho was present.
Mr. Williams moved that the commis
sioners convene as a boml of cnualUiUlon ,
and the motion prevailed. Then the chair
man stated that the Union P.icilic Uulltr.iy
company had returned the Dou-'las county
end of its bridge at $ SOUJv > , anil that tlio as
sessor had raised the valuation to $105,000 ;
that Tax Commissioner Scrihner for the ro.ul
hud entered a protest , claiming that the as
sessor's valuation was altogether too high ,
as compared with the valuation of other
property of a similar character and located
in the immediate neighborhood : that the
board had given the matter careful consider
ation aim was ready to take Html action in
the premises , ono way or another , niut that
it was desirables that each member should go
upon record.
AInlor I'uddoclc IVcikoncil.
Me. Llvesoy moved that the complaint bo
placed on lllo , and that the valuation remain
the same ns returned by the assessor. There
was a hearty second to the motion bv botli
Van Camp and Williams , after which the
clerk was instructed to call the roll to iinti
out If the commissioners would stand by the
action taken while sitting as u committee.
They all voted "ayo" with tlio exception
of Mr. Paddock , who bcggod to bo excused
from participating in the proceedings , say
ing Unit there was u quorum and that his
vote was not needed. The chairman de
manded that ho should vote , it being tlio
duty of every man to go on record that tlio
public might Know where ho stood on every
proposition that interested the entire com
munity.
Mr. Paddock declared that ho was in a
position where ho could not vote. This set
tled it , and the result of the ballot was de
clared , the chairman remarking that so far
as he was concerned ho had never been
ashamed or afraid to vote his honest convic
tions. .
Taking up the proposition to protect the
south shores of Florence lake from the en
croachment of the Missouri river , the com
mittee on roads reported in favor of expend
ing the sum of $1,000 in widening the road to
twenty foot for a distance of about ono mile.
There was a report recommending this
action , and after it was adopted Mr. Pad
dock cut loose and nailed it nown by moving
to reconsider the vote by which the report
was adopted and then moving to table the
vote to reconsider. After some parliament
ary sparring the motion prevailed nnd the
$1,000 was ordered taken from the road fund ,
Watered Prices.
Watch Trust i5-jewcl
watches cost twenty-
five percent , more than
Duebcr-Hampden -
17-
icwel watches. Why ?
Because they do. That
RUBY JEWELED i is u childish answer ,
ADJUSTED [ but it is the only an
WATCHES
swer. Did yon ever
hear of a Trust for the
consumer's benefit ?
If your dealer dors not krcp our watches , mull
ui your address and wo will send you tbn i iinio
of n dealer who docs. Tnu DutiiKK WATCH
WOKKB Canton , O.
Chnlrmnn StonborR ln ntlnR th.-xt UTA
dimply u onto of scndlnp peed money after
bnd nnd hoping for n return in the iweot by
and by.
For thn bcnodt of the board of cqazA *
tlon , County Ulork SacUott presented hn j
llcurcs on the njicssmont ot the b.tnl'K of the (
city nnd county for the your 181M nnd a com-
p.ir.xtlvo xtatomcnt showlnR the assessment
for lust year. The figures are as follows ;
HANKS IHI1S.
Union National , , . . .
Ihdti-d SUU-H National. , , .
Oinihn Niillflnul , ,
Nebi.iikaNatlon.il
Flint National
Coiumorcl.il Nation il
MH-clruiti Natloinl , . . . .
Union Stock Yiml * Nat'l .
Anii-tlean National
MCC.IRIIII Savings
Omaha SivliurH
N'pbraMuSi\lns ,
Omaha L. , VT. S.-nbik's. . . .
Smilh Om.ilm I'.ickeiH N'l
OlolMj r , A.T. SaUrics . . .
South Umali.i H.ixIncH
S.iulli . Omuli.i National , . , .
National II ink of Cotn'rce
AHUM lean S.n Imrs
( li-miiin Satlnirti . . . . .
Citizens
IMniu SnlncH . . . . . . , , ,
Mlill.uul State
S O. Packers Saving *
Minieold , V ( llumlt (1I.-H (
illusion ! . . . _
It ink of KlkhornlKlUliarnl
KaniioiB nnd Mciv.lnuits
( V.-illejK. .
GiMintin ' .Mlll.mlj ,
Total.
In tlio ubovo amounts the real cstuta la
not Inclmlcil , that being llstoil by tlio ward
nnd precinct assessors uml roturncd In tlio
general real cstato totals. Thcso umounts
us assessed against the sovcrnl bnnki In *
cliulo the money In tlio business , the .shares
of stock , onico furniture and nil other per *
soiiitl property.
Will Sun llnjm V Scim.
The commissioners have tired of waiting
for ilia spirit to move Hayes < fc Sons o {
Clcvolunil , O. , the bankers who bought the
$1M,000 ) of county rouil Improvement bonds
unit then n linked by pleading the baby net
und claiming Hint tboy did not fully
understand the terms of the paper.
When these Ohio monny men bid
on the purchase of tbo bonds they mil
up n ccrtltlcd check for $5,000 as a
guaranty that they would furnish the
money when needed by tlio county. Some
tlmo npo the Hayeses wrote that they did not
want the bonds , and requested the return of
their check.
Instead of doing anything of the kind , thu
commissioners , at an adjourned meeting1 held
yesterday afternoon , Instructed the clerk to
forward the chock to Ulovolanil for collection.
If H Is not.p.ild tno county attorney will bo
Instructed'to sue and attach the interest , on
some of the city bonds wlilch the s imo Una
purchased last year.
Piles of people have piles , nut Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro thorn.
1'ulillo ImprciMMinHi'n.
The Hoard of Public Works csterday ro
celvcd bids for construction of a sewer on
Meredith street * fromiTwcntj-seventh strcol
to Thirty-fourth nvcnno , and Thirty-fourth
avenue from Meredith to Fowler street.
They were referred to the city engineer fo
tabulation.
John Grant wns Riven the contract foi
paving the Intersection of Twenty-ninth avenue <
nuo nnd Hickory street nt t > .Gr > on ( asphalt ,
nnd Hugh Murphy got the contract for pav
ing the intersection of Sixth nnd Hickory
streets at $2.0 on Colorado sandstone.
Bids will bo roadvorlisea for making tlu
water , gus nnd so\\er connections on Nlno
tcenth street botwccn Nicholas and Ohll
streets.
Xt Onrea Coldi.Coughi. Bore Tbrott , Croup , Infla-
nta , Whooping Cough , Broncbltii and Aithmt.
A certain cure for Consumption in first iUr" >
and a lure relief In advanced lUgei. Vie at one * .
You trill see tlu excellent effect after taklnr th *
first doee. Bold by dealers ovsrywhcrt. Largi
bottlea 60 c nt. f 1 " ' "
J
SOUTH OM A. I * A. .
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ornabai
Beet Cattle Ho and U33p market la tin irait
COIMHISSfll _ [ ? I HOUSES.
\ *
Wood Brothers.
Live Stoik OommlsslOQ Morohunti.
Eo'ith Omaha Telephone 1157.
JOHN I ) IJAUHMAN , I
WA1.TKH U , WOOD , f
Market reports by mall and wire choorfulll
f urnlahcil upon uppllcutlon.
OMAHA
U Hanuktureis ® Infers Director )
,
,
HARDWARE.
Rector & Willielniy Lobeck & Linn , i
COMPANY.
Dealara la bardnar * tn <
Corner 11tu nnd Jackion wcctiaDlcitooli. .
btreeti. U'JI Douglas atre t.
HATS , ETC. | IKON WORKS.
W. A. L. Gibbon & Co Omaha Safe and Iioa
Wbol mlo WOHKS.
lati. cap , ilraw Kood . Fafiiv ulli , } all wo
Uloarui , uilitaai. laij Irou ibutiuM Bad flu
aud Uarnof btrooti. 'capci. Uui ADdreaa , tu
and Jaokton
LUMBER.
John A , WaKcflcld ,
ImpoitJd.Arv-rloan 1'ort-
Innd cemuni , Mllvrau *
keo conivnt neil Qutuc/
wlillu lima.
FricK & Herbert ,
Wliolculo liquor doileri
1001 Karnam St.
PAPER. OILS.
Carpenter Paper Co Standard Oil Co.
C rrr a full itock of
| irptlul | irripplog cad lltflntd and lubrlC4tlD |
wrlthu I > ai > * ri , card
paper < , etc , elli , ail * gr i , tie.
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
Branch & Co. Jas. A. Clark & Co.1
Produc * . frulti. or ill Uutter. ebCBK , ( ( * ,
puultrjr and iam .
klndi , oritiri. 811 B. 19tb tttraat.
STOVE REPAIRS | SASH , BOOKS i
J.
Omaha Stove Repair MA. Disbrow&Ci /
\YOIIKH. btore repalri Mnaufaolureri of ,
and water allaotiuieuli deere , bllndt io
tor aar kind of lo o uouldloii. llrauchul *
net uiu aa Uul
