THE OMAHA DAILY 1JEE : WEDNESDAY , JUNE 20 , I89
COMMERCIAL AND FIHANCIAl
Liberal Boiling Gave Wheat a Considerable
Tumble Ycstordaji
WHEAT OPENED WILD AND UNSETTLED
OnUldo Nona Win niilllnh nnd Under Orill-
nnry Clrctmntmiccfl tlio Mnrkot ShonUl
Ilnvo AiUonce.il Corn Wits Homo-
Tvlmt Icm Active.
CHICAGO , Juno 19. Liberal selling gave
ivlieat a lc tumble today nnd July closed
Io lower than yesterday , despite a goodly
supply of bullish news. July corn closed ' c
lower , July oata > c higher and provisions
lower all around.
The opening of wheat was wild nnd un
settled , with first trades at from % o tofcc
decline , but sold off Instantly at from % c
to le , nnd many selling orders could not
bo cxcquted until a considerable decline had
occurred. The price milled from \&c \ to Vic ,
cased off from ' /ic to ftc , advanced % c , broke
% c , changed some nnd closed near the bet
tom. There wa > free selling at the start by
all classes of traders , the largo comtnlssslon
houses all having selling orders , and the
elevator Interests also disposed of large
quantities , an did I'ardrldgc , who has not
traded extensively of late The market was
largely "long" and not In shape for liquida
tion , and the decline was sudden and In
Jumps of from % o to4c. . Forelgns were
said to have led the selling and New York
opened weak and led In the decline as much
ns It did In the advance of yesterday. Out-
sldo news was bullish , and under ordinary
circumstances the market should have ad
vanced. Cables were firmer , the first Liver
pool advices quoting spot strong nnd 2d
higher nnd futures from la to H4d up. The
Baltic shipments were much smaller and
the Mark Lane Kxpress was rather bullish
and favorable to holders. Foreign advances
did not speak of any damage abroad from
snow or frost , a little damage being reported
In Austria by the floods. The market was
governed entirely by local Influences.
Corn was less active , within from % C to
% o range. The market declined early on
free offerings , but reacted on good demand ,
closing steady.
Oats were stronger on good buying. The
range for July was % c.
Provisions were very dull and easy on
liberal live hog receipts and the break In
wheat.
Compared with last night , September pork
Is V'/fcc lower , September lard lOc lower and
September ribs Gc lower.
Vessel business slow at le for corn to
Buffalo.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articled ) . | Open. | llighTT Low. I Close ,
Cuylt quotations were as follows :
FLOUIl-Hteady
WIIKAT No. 2 sprlne , r.3c ; No. 3 spring , D7c :
No. 2 red , ESc.
COIIN No. 2. 4l > ic ; No. 3 yellow , 41UW41XC.
OATS-No. 2 , 4Cc ; No. . 2 white , 40V45/47C ; No.
3 white ,
UYK No. 2. 49'tc. '
IIAHLUY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 455Cc ; No.
4 , f.2 rrc.
FI.AX SKKD No. 1. $1.40.
TIMOTHY SBnn Prime , J4.75.
ITIOVIHIONS I'ork , ' mcsi , per bbl. , J12.40.
Luril , per 100 Ibs. . JG.C2V40G.65. Short rlbi silica
( loostO. K.C003.r,2Vi ! : dry salted nlioulili'ra ( boxed ) ,
J5.62tO5.87V4 ! ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , $6.75 ©
C.874. !
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per eal. .
Jl.ir .
Tlio followln ? were tlio rccoipta ann
( ortodny :
On the Produce exchange today tha butter mar
ket was steady ; creamery. 14H'jU7c : dairy , 123
14) ) 'c. Efirs , Btcady ; Btrlctly fresh , OHSlOc.
O.MAIIA GUNEKAL JIAltKICT.
Conilltluu nf Tnido und Ouotntloii on Staple
and Fancy Produce.
The market na a whole did not show much
change. Butter la about steady , eggs weaker
and poultry dull.
It has been openly charged by butter men that
during the cold weather the retail merchants of
the city sell buttcrlne for butter. If so Omaha
docs not appear to bo the only violator of the
law. It Is said nt Washington that the treas
ury ofllcals are In almost dally receipts of In
formation showing that the law of August 2 ,
1SSG. as to the sale of oleomargarine Is being
violated by dealers In all parts of the country.
These violations consist principally In selling
oleomargarine at retail In packages not propcily
marked and branded , und In offering It for sale
after It had been removed from the original
stamped packages. Steps arc being taken by
the olllclals to punish every violation of this
act that they nuy discover.
UUTTUll The butter market remains about
uteaily nt the decline quoted Monday. The
price on packing stock on track In the country
lias been lowered from 10',4o ' to Sffl'JHc , Packing
Block on this market Is bringing luc and the
buyers appear to wnnt It at that price. Choice
country butter , 12llc ; separator creamery , 15 ©
ICc ; bricks , 16Jt'18c.
KOOS The cgi ? market was weaker yesteiday.
While Mime miles were reported early at lOe It
was hard work to get o\er K'ic ' for \the \ best
clock , A good many eggs claimed to be firsts
were going nt 8c.
1.IV1J POULTHY There appears to be very
little poultry of any kind coming to market ,
but thus fur this week there has not been much
demand , Spring chickens brought K'UHo per
Ib. , or $1.5UU3.DU per doz. Old hens , fJQoVsc :
roosters , 3c. The demand for geese und
ducks Is very light , nnd what few are
arriving ore inoMly birds that have been
plucked , and In consequence not very
desirable. There Is quite n little Inquiry for
turkeys , and the few that art coming meet
with \cry teiidy sale. Ducks , M7o ; hen tur
keys , 7c ; gobblers , CffCc ; geese , 64i3VJc.
VKAIv--Receipts continue quite llbeial and the
market has not us yet recoveied from the lower
quotations of last week. Choice fat and small
veals are ( moled at 6G6c ; course und luige ,
SIMc.
CHUnsn There Is eomo very choice Wiscon
sin chccKu on the market. Wisconsin , full
cream , nuw make , lOWllc ; Nebraska und Iowa ,
full cream , 94(10c ; Nebraska and Iowa , purt
Fklm , Gjc ! ; Llmburger , No. 1 , lOc ; brick , No. I ,
lOc ; Swiss. No. 1. 13 Hc.
HAY There weru no fresh receipts of hay
yesterday , but there was considerable held OUT
from Monday , the rain preventing Its sale on the
day of arrival. The market had a little weaker
tone , hut quotations remain practically un
changed. Upland hay , ! S.W ; midland , 8 ;
lowland , 17,60 ; rye straw , $ ( ! . Demand fair ;
supply fair. Color makes the price on hay.
IIk-ht hales sell the best. Only top grades bring
top prices.
I'lQKONS The gun clubs use quite a good
many pigeons , und there Is a demand for old
birds. HtronK on the wing. Old birds , per doz. .
11.4001.60.
viaRTAiius.
The vegetable market was decidedly barren of
new or Inletfsllng features yesteiday. There
was nothing new and prices chanjred but little ,
tirrcn tieuns un > coming a little more freely
nnd are lower. Peas , however , continue scarce
and high. Hciuosh and cucumbers are quoted
lower.
CANTALOUPES Texas cantaloupes arc arriv
ing on tie ! market * but are not moving off very
rapidly. On orders , SI per doz.
llii-TH New beets , per doz. bunches , OQ2Sc ,
on ordem.
BQUABH Texas summer squash on orders ,
Wil-oOo per iloi.
CUCUMIIUHB There appears to be no limit to
the supply of cucumbers and they arc getting
Ootin pretty cheap. On orders , per crate , $1.60 ,
or 80o per doz.
ailiiN : : Pin'PUUS Texas green peppers , per
U bu. box , T.c.
OLD lUiANS-Huml picked navy , (2.I082.1S ;
medium navy , tl,90&2.00 ; common white beans ,
I1.6W1.CO.
ONIONS The market Is not quite so strong.
On order * , southern , per bu. box , il.60 : Cali
fornia , : : uo per Ib.
POTATOES Through name means several cars
of California potatoes were delayed on the road
and all came here In a bunch. This has
rendered the supply for the time being quite
large , but they are moving off quite freely , nnd
price * ftru nhout steady , though lower than they
Were early last week , flood ( tack , tt per bu.
UAIlUAOIs-Cnllfoinla U furnishing tha only
cabbage thut U coming to this market from a
UUtnnce , and It In cowl for the season. Home
lioine grown cabbage/ Uelni : offered on the
market , but It la small , flood shipping stock ,
en orders , Z'iOittc. '
ASPAHAQUB Oood home crown stock , JSfllOo
per do . , on orders.
TOMATOES The supply on the market Is
very liberal , both Mississippi and 1'lorldu being
shipper * to this market. Ml * lk : i > pl stock.
? * r 4 banket crnl" , II tlfJl.tW , FlnrMn stock , per
banket crnU , tZ.HflZr/1.
NEW IIEANS The lupply of new beans , both
wax nnd itrlng , wan iiomcwlint l.irgier jcntcrdny
nnd th' market WJIB lower In cnniiequence. Wax
brnnn , ' 4 bu. IMIJT , Wo ; wnr. pr bu. , 11.75 ; string
beam * , " 4 bu. l x. Me : tiring , per Lu. , tl.M.
PEAK The Kupply In very light nnd inn mnr
k t strong , flood Mock , per bu. , 12.
KOO I'l.ANT Per dot.on onlcr , 7BStI.OO.
CAULirLOWKIl-Cholce slick , per dot. , tl.M3
'CAItnOTS New itouthtrn carrotf , per doz.
bunches , 40c ,
PIC PLANT-On ordfni , per lit. . 2tf.
PAnflf.EY-On orders , p r dot bunches. JSOJK.
TURNIPS New southern , per bu. . tl.25 ; hoiuj
grown , per dot. bunches , 23ts30o.
I'ltUtTH.
At llie frull auction held yesterday morn'ns ?
the offering * were rather Unlit , there being only
440 crntoK of nprlcotit nnd 431 boxes of peaches.
The attendance wan an large an usual , nnd nn the
demand was good e\ cry thing wan soon ilMpo-ed
of. The apricot" fold low. the pupply on the
market being large. Pcnciic * were also lower
than at the Inst pale.
There will be an auction every dnv this week ,
with the exception of Saturday , when , nothing
\ announced to arrive no far. On Wednesday
there will he ft rale of 1,851 Ixixes of cherrlei ;
Thursday , npples , peachep , nprlcota , plums nnd
cherries , I'rhlay , npples , apricots , peaches , plum. ?
nnd a few cherries.
The receipts of berries of nil kinds xvere light
nnd very few wete nhlppcd out. There In n
liberal supply of Caliroinla fruits , sufllclcnt to
fill nil orders. The tendency of the fruit market
In lower ns supplies of fruit become larger ,
BTRAWIIERRIES There were no fresh recclplB
of strawberries , but thclo were n few on the mir-
ket held over from the previous day. They sold
niuslljr nt UOOB3.2J.
APPLEH Only a few southern apples nre
corning , but there will be some California apples
In on Thuisday. Southern , per ' , ! bu , tiox , II.
CHERRIES The market Is pielly well sup
plied with California cherries nnd there will be
another car In today. Good chipping Block ,
tl.2. > per box ,
APRICOTS California apricots nre In large
supply , nnd the maiket In lower. Good shipping
slock , on orders , t\W \ < fl\,2Z.
GOOSEBERRIES There have been none re.
cclved to amount to anything during the Inst
few ilays. Quotations arc nominally t2.2I0 >
2.50.
2.50.RLACKllERRIES Tfie receipts were light.
Good Block , t2.7" > .
1ILACK RAHPIIEIUIIES There were only a
few In and Home of them showed the effects of
the recent rain Btorm. Good Block , t3.
Itni ) HAHFIIEIUUEK There were none re
ported receUed yeHterday.
PEACHES California peacheB are becoming
quite plentiful. Good stork , per box , JI.23.
PLUMS Tin1 California plums received last
week have all been disposed of , nnd there IB
nothing Just nt presnt upon which quotations
can be based.
TnoPICAL FIli'ITS. .
Florida fruit men nre already talking about
the coming orange crop in that state. In and
around Orange City It Is said that the orange
treei arc now putting on ( heir second bloom ,
which Is , In many cases , larger than the first.
It l reported that the orange crop of nock-
ledge will hardly be more than one-fourth ns
large as It was last jcur , on account of the
drouth , and thut'year the crop was a small one.
The Lakeland orange groves are looking much
better since the summer rnlns pet In , a good
many putting on their June bloom , nnd It Is
now Hiought the crop will be larger than was
at flrnt supposed.
HANANAS As usual , when berries nre on
the market the demand for bananas Is not very
heavy. Choice Block , t2.002.BO.
LEMONS The demand has not been Increased
to nn extent sulilclent to advance prices ns yet ,
nnd the market remains steady. Fancy lemons ,
300 size , 14 ; fancy lemon * . SCO size , t3.75 ; choice
lemons , SCO size , t3.COfi3.7r > .
OHANOKP A car of line Medlterancan sweets
came In Friday nnd are offered nt steady
prices , that Is , t3.f > 013.75.
PINEAPPLES There Is a fair supply of
Florida pineapples on the market nt tl.BOffl 75
per doz. , or tS.OOfiO.OO per crate of about six
doz.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIOS FnnvT. Per Ib. , UUftUc.
DATES Hallow ets , CJ to 70-lb. boxes , per Ib. ,
'HONEY California , 15c ; dark honey , 1012c.
MAPLE SYUUP Gallon cans , per doz. , t2.
NUTS Almonds , ISiJITc ; English walnuts. 100
12o : niberts , 12o ; Brazil nuts , lOc.
CIDEIl Pure Juice , per bbl. , tO ; half bbL ,
{ 3.25.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , ' , 0 ; No. 1 green
salted hides. 3c : No. 2 gieen salted hides ,
2e ; No. 1 vral calf , 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , 6c ; No.
2 veal calf , 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 dry flint
hides , Be ; No. 2 dry flint hides , 3c ; No. 1 dry
salted hides , 4c ; part cured hides , % o per Ib.
less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 25IZGOc ;
green salted shearlings ( short-wooled early skins ) ,
each , CftlGc : dry shearlings ( short-wooled early
skins ) . No , 1 , each , MIlOc : dry shearlings ( short
nooled early skins ) . No. 2 , each , Be ; dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool , pelts , per
Ib. , n'.tual weight , 5C8c ; dry flint , Kansas nnd
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4SJGe ; dry flint , Colorado bulcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4S7c ; dry flint ,
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4JZCc.
TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow , No. I , 4 ®
4 c ; tallow , No. 2 , 31if3i4c ; grease , white A ,
4Uc ; grease , white n. 4c ; grease , yellow , 3c ;
grease , dark , ? .Uc ; old buter. 2Jf2V4c ; beeswax ,
prime , 1518c ; rough tallow , 2c.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Yesterday's Oiiotntlons on Flour , Grain and
Provisions , MrtnlP , Etc.
NTIW YORK , June 19. FLOUH Receipts , 43.-
300 bbls. ; exports , 31COO bbls. ; sales , 33,250 pkgs. ;
market steady , with good demand for city mills
and some Inquiry from exporters. Ilye flour , dull ;
sales , 225 bbls. Buckwheat flour , nominal.
CO11N MEAL Dull : yellow , western , t2.6iO >
2.80 ; Itrandywlne , J2.80.
IIUCKWHEAT Nominal ; range , 6S075c.
HYD Nominal ; state , BC75Sc ; Jersey , 6253c.
UAIILEY MALT Quiet : western , CSfiSOc ; Can
ada , SOfiUSc ; six-rowed , S24TS"ic ,
WHEAT Receipts , 101,000 bu. ; exports , 174.COO
bu. ; sales , 8,040,000 bu. futures and 174,000 bu.
spot. Spot market dull ; No. 2 red , In store nnd
elevator , 614c ; afloat , 61c ; f. Ot b. , ClHc ; No :
1 northern , C9'fc , delivered ; No. 1 hard , 70c ,
delivered. Options opened weak on unexpectedly
heavy foreign selling. In the face of btrong ex-
porti ; this started active local liquidation , which
was kept up all day despite a 4,300,000 bu. de
crease In visible supply and firm late cables ;
closed HJfUSc down ; June closed at 61Wc ; July ,
61G3c. closed nt C2Hc : August , G3Vi03 9-lGc.
closed nt 63Vic ; September , G4i { ? C.f > 54c. closed at
G4'X.c ; December , G75iG9c , closed nt G7T4c.
CORN Receipts , 119,000 bu. ; exports , C5.000 bu. ;
Bales , 185,000 bu , futures nnd 198,000 bu. spot.
Spot market steady ; No. 2 , 43&C In elevator ;
4iic alloat. Option market opened weak , but
rallied and was firm nil day ; closing 'ic up on
June nnd July , but ' 4e decline on December ;
June closed nt 40e ; July , 41ilfi464c | ! , closed at
4G'ie ; August , 4G'Hi4GT4c , closed nt 46c ; Sep
tember , 4Gij47',6c , closed at 47c ; December ,
4GU04714c. closed at 4G',4c.
OATS Receipts , 144.0W bu. ; exports. 16,000 bu. ;
sales , 135,000 bu. futures and 31,000 bu , spot.
Spot marker dull but higher ; No. 2 , W > ! i51c ;
No. 2 dellveied , D24c ! ; No. 3 , BOc ; No. 2 white.
C2452'4o } ; jjo. 3 white , rlf,2c ; trnck , while west
ern , B2fjCCc ; trnck , white state , G2QGGC. Option
market strong and higher on near months on
talk of further manipulation with July nnd June ;
closed Ho higher ; June , S0ff."ll4c , closed at Dt'4c ;
July48'4 .Vc. closed nt We : August , 38c ; Sep
tember , 34'W35ic ! , closed at 35'4c ' ; October , 35ic. !
HAY tliilet ; shipping , tC.OO&G.&O ; good to
choice , t7.0liH8.70. (
HOPS Dull ; state , common to choice , 91C ? ;
Pacific const , 11017c.
HIDES Quiet ; wet salted New Orleans , se
lected , 45 to 65 Ihs. , 412@4c ; Texas , sclecte-1. 35
to W Ibs. , 43e ; liuenos Ayres , dry , 20 to 24 Ibs. ,
< Quiet ; domestic fleece , 1923c ; pulled ,
20JJ2.Sc.
PROVISIONS Ilcef , quiet ; beef hams , t20.
Cut meats , steady. Iaid , steady ; western stenm
closed nt t7 ; snlen , 600 tierces at $7 ; July closed
nt t7,05 , nominal ; September , (7,20 , nominal ; re
fined , sternly ; continent , t7.40 ; S. A. , t7,80 ; com
pound , t5.730G.Oi ) . Pork , firm ; new mess , tn.60fi >
14.00 ; extra prime. tl2.60rl3.00 ; family , tl2.60j >
14.00 ; shoit clear , tl3.605TlG.Ofl.
UUTTKIt Ilarrly steady : western dairy , 108 >
15c ; western cieumerv. 14Sfl7Uc ; western fnctoiy ,
9V4 14',5e ; Hlglns. I7'ic ; state dairy , 13ffl7e ;
stntp cienmery , l.5T17Vic.
Clinnsa iasy ; stutp , large , 74GS ! c ; small ,
fancy , 7K < QSic ; part skims , 3 C'/c ; full skims ,
i : GS Weak ; western fresh , ll12c ; receipts ,
17.179 pKgs.
TALLOW Hasy ; city (12 per pfcg ) , 4 7-15RI14 ;
country ( pkgs. fret1) ) . 4 9-164'c ' ! , ns to qunlltv.
PHTROLEl'M-Qulet ; United close.l at S9te ;
Washington , bbls. . JG ; rellpid New York , t" .15 :
Philadelphia and Ilaltlmore , t3 ; Philadelphia and
llaltlmore , In bulk , t2.60.
ROSIN Quiet ; strained , coininon to good , tl.33
01.40.
TtllH'KNTINn Quiet at 30Sc. !
R1CI3 Quiet : domestic , fair to extra , 40Go ;
Japan , 4\i \ 4 4c.
MOLASSIIS Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice , lOffJCo.
P1O IRON Dull ; Hcotch , tl3.60Ij22.CO ; Ameri
can. tll.OOW14.00.
COPl'nit Quiet : lake. t9.
LDAD-Qulet ; domestic , > 3 10.
TIN Steadyj straits , t3.75 ! ; plates , market
quiet.
SI'IILTHR Firm ; domestic , t3.3715 : sales on
'change , 25 tons NovrmLi-r tin nt t9G5 ! ; 23 tons ,
sellers' option , year , JIS.SU ,
COTTON HllKD OII < Inactive : prime crude ,
nninlnnl ; oft crude , K'Miiic ; vellow butter grudea ,
35u nvked : choice yellow , 3lc , nomln.it ; prime
yellow , 32ST33e ; yellow oft gtades , 31V45J32c ; prime
, 3Gtf37c. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
t'ottoit .Market.
NHW ORLEANS , June 19.-COTTON Easy :
sales , 800 bales : receipts , 1,4 % lulpsj exporls to
Great Ilrltaln , 5,310 bales : coastwise , 2,908 bales ;
stock,79.3M bales. Fulures steady : nulea.lG.COO bales ;
June'tG.8'J bid ; July , t6,89 6.W ; August , tO.lSiji
6.59 ; September , t6.83fr6.S4 ; October , tC.t > 86.8 ! ) ;
November. t6.930 .94 ; December , t8.S97.00 ; Jan
uary. t7.06 7.07 ; 1'Vbruarj' , tT.li bid.
ST. LOUIS , June )9.-COTTON-Qulet ) ; mid-
dllng , 7 3-lGc ; rales , none ; receipts , 200 bales ;
shipments , COO bales ; stock , 34,400 , bales ,
STOCKS AND IIONUS.
Action nf Now York Hauliers .Insplrca Con
fidence Among Speculators.
NEW YOUK , June 10. The action taken
by tlio Now York City banks tills alternoon
In deciding to furnish gold ( or export as It
may be rweUcd. without recourse to the
United States treasury , will undoubtedly
Itavo a beneficial effect upon tlio Stock exchange -
change markets. It will , however , bo largely
a sentimental Influence , for the fact Is , the
gold export business haa about reached an
em ] , and any further drain upon the treas
ury , had the banks continued to hoard spe
cie , would necessarily have been light. It
Is probable today's action was bas l upon the.
conclusion that tlie banks would not be called
upon for gold to any large amount. Uut
perhaps the moot potent rcanon for this re
versal ot policy Is the ( car the country at
largo would look with disfavor upon the
spectacle of the heaping up of an unneces
sary large gold reserve In the metropolitan
banks while the United States treasury sur
plus was being depleted and had reached an
unusually low point. But whatever the mo
tive , the decision of the banks to supply
gold needed ( or the Immediate ) future wll
undoubtedly have the effect of Inspiring con *
flilenco In speculative values , and Is likely
fj be reflected In an Increase o ( activity on
the Sioc'ii oxclinnge. There Is need of some
thing to put life frt the "hare market. Yester
day was dull , today was u1. ! ' , and lije trading
heavier. The market opened quiet and fairly
steady , but Union Pacific was % per cent
and Sugar Vt per cent lower. In the early
dealings a better tone prevailed , Sugar sell
ing up % per cent , Chicago Gas % per
cent , and come other shares a smaller frac
tion.
tion.Tho Improvement was not , however , last
ing , and under a Blight pressure to sell , prices
took n downward turn. Northern Pacific
preferred declined 1 4 per cent , nnd Oregon
Short Line nnd other shares UG1'/ ! Per cent.
An attack was made on Union Pacific by the
bear traders In the hope of bringing out the
long stock , nnd they were partly successful ,
for the shares broke from 12& at the close
yesterday to 9 % , with only a rally of % per
cent at the close , making a loss of 2 % per
cent on the day. Humors were put In cir
culation that there would be a heavy stock
assessment under the reorganization plan
nnd that the United States government would
force the payment of Its debt. Very little
was done In the general list between 11 ami
12:30 : o'clock , and values changed slightly
during that period , but ns the afternoon ad
vanced the speculation became depressed.
Distilling receded 1 % per cent ; Erie , 1 % per
cent ; Pullman , 1 per cent , and the rest of the
list a ( ractlon. About 2 o'clock a still further
decline was reached of 1 % per cent In
United States cordage , and ( rom % per cent
down In other shares. A slight rally fol
lowed on the covering of short contracts
nnd the market closed steady. The bond
market was steady In the morning , but became -
came heavy In the afternoon and closed
weak.
The following are the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
The totnl sales of stocks today were lllf.07
shares , IncluJIns ! Atchlron , 7,300 ; American
Sugar , 13,300 : ChlcaKO Gas , 18,200 ; IJIstllllns ,
5.COO ; Erie , 4,300 ; Northern Pacific preferred ,
5.C03 ; IlondlnB , 11,500 ; Ft. Paul. 5,003 ; Union
Pacific , 10,600 ; United States Cordage , 6,000.
Xcw York Money IMlirlcct.
NEW YORK. June 19. MONEY ON CAU >
Easy nt 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed ,
1 per cent.
1'UIMU MERCANTILE PAPER 2K04V4 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE rirm , but dull , with
actual business In bankers * bills at $ I.S8H for
demand nnd nt } 4.87 > i for sixty days ; posted
rates , $4.iS',5 ' nnd JI.'JO ; commercial bills , J4-S6S.
SILVER CERTIFICATES-C4065C.
GOVERNMENT 1JONDS Klrm ; state bonds ,
dull.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa follows :
riimnclul Notes.
NEW ORLEANS , June 19-Clcarlnjs ( , tl,775-
319.
319.BOSTON
BOSTON , June 19. Clearings , tlO,010,32S ; bal
ances , t2,014.307.
I1ALTIMOUH. June 19. Clearings , t2 , < ll,76C ;
balance * , JS < S,315.
I'AHIS. Juno 19. Three per cent rentes , lOOf
15o for the account ,
1'HILADKLl'lIIA , June IS.-ClcarlnBU , tll,079-
794 ; balanceR , | 1,816,2S9.
a conference thin afternoon and voted to supply
the needed KOld for export.
LONDON , June 19. The price of cold nt
liuenoa A > rea today la 2S3.
NUW YOHK , June 19. Clearings , t82,704,040 ;
balances , t7,108,410. The New York banks held
MUMl'lllH , Juno 19. New York vxchanRe el-
llnK nt tl ! bank clearings , J313.M2 ; balances ,
J118.1M.
CINCINNATI. June 19. Money , 2HS6 per cent ;
New York exchange , lOSCOo premium ; clearing ,
tl.iS7.GOo , .
I-ONDON. June 19. Tha amount of bullion
Bono Into the bank uf England today on bal-
ancru U 1103.0X ) .
ST. IXDHIH. June 19. Clearing" , Uei7.09 ; bal
anced , J5,7t8 ( ; money dull , Utl per cent ; ex
change , t5c premium.
BAN FRANCISCO. June 19. Draft * . Blunt.
124o ! ; telegraphic. UVJc ; ellvcr bar * , e6 < 2Hc ;
Mexican dollar * , MCSlHc-
CHICAGO , June 19. Clearing * . JIJ.e l,000 ; New
York exchange , 60o prfmlum ; foreign exchange
dull ; ( terllog exchange , actual ,
OMAHA LMSTOCK MARKET
Another Day of Ljght HocoipU Finds Trade
Decidedly Unsettled.
T > i/ ?
LOCAL SLAUGHTERERS NEGLECT CATTLE
Offerings Nearly , AUjr kcii by'Otitsldo Iluy.
crs nt Prices tmt Llttlo Hotter Thun
Monday lions Open Strong , Soil
Aclho.Aqa , Close Wcnk ,
" " I
A ' I TUESDAY , Juno 19.
Receipts so far this week , compared with
supplies for the first two days of last week ,
show a falling oft of 2,800 cattle , 1,800 hogs
nnd 800 sheep.
The run of cattle was not much over half
as heavy as on last Tuesday , but the quality
as a rule was very fair. There was not a
particularly bullish tone to eastern advices ,
but the demand for shipping nnd speculative
account was good , while only one of the
local dressed beef men , Cudahy , was a free
buyer. There were too few cattle here Mon
day to make a market , and In consequence
comparisons all differ. Some of the better
grades , on which competition was best , sold
lOc to IBc better than Saturday , and for the
average of dry lot steers prices averaged
pretty close to a dime higher. There were
a few bunches of half fat and grassy stock on
sale at prices not a whit better than pre
vailed at the close of last week. The In
difference of local slaughterers In the face of
the light receipts created a very weak feel
ing , and the general market closed up dull ,
with the advance about all lost.
The limited offerings of cow stuff Included
a few very choice loads. These sold at good
strong prices , but the ordinary run of butch
ers' and canners' stock was slow nnd weak.
Calves were In good supply , slack demand
and lower , nnd the market for rough stock
was generally unchanged.
In stockers and feeders trade was lively
and prices generally about a dlmo higher
than the close of last week. General rains
throughout the country brought a liberal
number of country buyers and many more
cattle would have found ready purchasers at
the advance. A fair number of cattle
changed hands as It was , nnd largely at
from | 2.80 to ? 3.30. Good to choice feeders
are quotable at from ? 3 to $3.60 , fair to
good nt J2.G5 to | 2.90 and common to poor
at from $2.50 down. Representative sales :
DRESSED BEEF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
23. . . . 023 t3 70 19. . . . 972 * 4 25 21..1131 ? 4 40
2. . . . CM 3 75 20..1234 4 30 72..1184 4 40
3D..12GO 3 85 15..11CD 4 30 76..1173 4 45
15. . . . 981 305 98..1129 430 33..1237 4 B5
10. . . . 784 4 05 17..1338 4 40
SHIPPING AND EXPORT.
B..1120 373 16..1113 400 15..1171 440
2..1140 3 80 42..1200 4 15 03..1314 4 40
95..lOM 4 00 44..1290 4 30
MIXED.
2..1005 3 23
COWS.
9. . . . 877 1 23 1. . . . 840 1 00 3..1160 2 EO
1. . . . 780 125 2..1140 ISO 23..906 275
2. . . . 620 140 1..1030 200 3 , . . . 706 275
16. . . . 828 140 1..1100 200 1..1251 30)
2. . . . 8C5 1 60 1. . . . 860 2 00 1..1240 3 00
1. . . . DSO 1 GO C. . . . 906 210 1..13W 310
6. . . . 883 175 14. . . . 892 220 Z..1120 315
2..10SO I 73 1..1240 2 40 l..ir,00 3 25
13. . . . 900 1 85 1..1060 2 40 1..1010 3 23
1..1220 185 7..931 2 f 0 2..1075 340
12. . . . 9M 1 85 I..tr830 2 BO 71. . . . 908 3 EO
10. . . . 777 1 90 1..1UO 2 50
HEIFERS.
L. . . 400 135 , ' . ' . . ' 170 1. . . . 870 2 CO
3. . . . B76 1 CO 7. . . . G42 1 75 16. . . . 70S 2 Sr
2 : . . . . . C27 1 0 2. . . . 633 175 9..716 350
26. . . . 460 1 CO 7.417 1 SO 4. . . . 5S 3 50
33. . . . 571 ICO 10 . . i2 ISO 26. . . . 945 393
2. . . . B35 1 CO ' 2f.1./ep : 1 83
CALVES.
14. 207 223 li. i > 300 7. . . . 130 3 CO
2. ,240 2 23 l.H.W 3 00 1. . . . 130 3 BO
11. ,334 , 223 I. . . . 100 300 1. . . . 170 3 BO
1. ,180 , 2 BO 1..JCO 300 2. . . . 1C5 375
1. ,100 , 2 59 3j-220 ; 3 00 35. . ' . . 148 3 75
1. 1GO 3 00 I.1. ; . H * ) 3 25 I. . . . 200 4 00
HBULLS.
1. . . . 6SO 1 CO 1..1I30 2 10 4..1032 2 15
2..1385 1 85 1 . .1120 2 10 1. . . . 940 2 15
1..10SO 200 2.7J.1S10 2-JO' 2..11W ) 215
1..13CO 2 00 l..llCD 2'10 1..1500 2 83
1..1270 2 10 2..Ua70 ' 2 15 1..1340 3 00
1..1140 210 ay'-n
" '
"BTA'as.
1. , . . COO ' 2 25 _ _ . . .
6TOCKER8-AND FEEDERS.
1. . . . 720 2 25 15.l. 760 2 90 13. . . . 816 3 10
4. . . . 710 2 25 8. . . . 700 2 DO 33. . . . 632 3 10
G. . . . 415 2 DO 4. . ' ' . . C37 3 00 6. . . . 82G 3 10
2. . . . 480 2 D3 1. . . . 620 300 3. . . . 720 310
8. . . . 392 2 75 ID. . . . 437 3 00 32. . . . 742 3 20
34. . . . D40 2 80 2. . . . 790 3 00 10. . . . 837 3 25
4. . . . 840 280 10. . . . 70G 305 17. . . . C77 330
20. . . . CSS 2 SO
HOGS Receipts -were not exceptionally
heavy , being 1,000 head lighter than a week
ago. There was a further stiffening of
values under the Influence of continued fa
vorable reports from the cast , and good
local and outside buying orders. On the
early market , with everybody buying , prices
ruled from 6c to lOo higher than Monday ,
fair to choice heavy and butcher weight
grades selling at from $4.70 to $4.80 , with
good to poor light and light mixed stuff at
from $4.75 down to $4.50. Early trading
was tolerably active , but the market rather
weakened aa the morning advanced , and
closed weak , very little better than Mon
day. Several loads were still unsold at the
close. The bulk of the sales were at $4.70
and $4.75 , as against $4.CO to $4.70 Monday
and $4.CO to $4.C5 on'last Tuesday. Repre
sentative sales : *
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
9 1D3 . . . 4 DO 24 246 . . . 4 70
88 19D 320 4 DO 3 310 . . . 4 70
90 166 ICO 4 D2J4 C4 252 80 4 70
5 322 . . . 4 f,5 75 222 40 470
80 171 40 4 C5 70 228 120 4 70
183 200 120 4 CO C4 252 80 4 70
84 192 2SO 4 CO 18 305 360 4 70
GO 227 280 4 CO 62 275 1GO 4 70
85 188 SO 4 CO 65 288 80 470
82 178 160 4 60 70 234 160 4 70
90 160 240 4 60 73 244 40 4 70
C2 217 200 4 C3 CD 227 80 4 70
58 245 . . . 4 65 75 223 40 4 70
60 224 80 4 C1) CG 237 80 470
63 222 ICO 4 65 64 241 . . . 4 70
& , .232 . . . 4 65 29 210 . . . 4 70
7 218 81 4 65 CO , 244 80 4 70
85 183 40 4 CT. 63 236 200 4 70
77 198 S20 4 C5 80 233 240 4 70
78 198 200 4 65 71 246 240 4 70
jl 20 ! ) ICO 4 C5 C5 236 40 4 70
81 204 SO 4 C5 1 370 . . . 470
82 203 200 4 C5 71 213 120 470
53 228 120 4 C3 69 245 40 4 70
CO 232 120 4 C5 G8 270 240 4 7514
70 209 SO 465 71 236 . . . 4 7J14
78 227 SO 4 1,5 73 249 40 4 72'A
61 288 40 4 67V4 73 2J6 120 4 72',5 '
87 214 160 467(4 ( 62 252 SO 47216
( ,2 , , ,202 40 4 67V4 75 248 80 4 72V4
75 210 160 467(4 ( 67. , 237 . . . 4 72(4 (
3 32(1 ( . . . 470 62 257 ICO 472'
G 273 SO 470 70 2J2 40 475
Cl 263 80 470 CO 327 200 475
73..235 80 4 70 M 240 . . . 4 75
[ 8. . . . . . .205 80 470 67 ,282 80 4 75
. . . . . . . . 120 470 CO 275 . . . 475
C7..239 160 470 62 . . .277 . . . 475
42. 246 . . . 4 70 69 288 SO 4 73
EO 233 . . . 470 61 269 . . . 475
73 2i 9 ICO 4 70 75. . 244 40 4 75
12 l 40 470 64 270 SO 475
CG ,230 120 470 70 238 SO 475
123 231 SCO 470 68.-,254 . . . 473
76 190 . . . 470 65 247 EO 4 75
70 237 80 470 6 275 . . . 475
a 259 200 4 70 70 2C7 40 4 75
18 267 ICO 4 70 81 213 . . . 4 75
il > 243 80 4 70 i 61 186 . . . 4 75
73. 256 80 4 70 25 2C5 . . . 4 75
14. 198 200 470--- C9 278 80 475
6 224 2rtO 470rtr 62 Ml . . . 473
0 227 120 47Qt ; _ : 70 261 160 475
139 258 240 4704/ , 61 2CD 120 475
4 387 . . . 4 707f , ' v 62 265 240 475
C' . . . . . .252 80 4 70 , ; 71 219 SO 4 75
C5 248 40 47i.i 69 2f7 . . . 475
73 209 . . . 470-- . . . 72 213 120 475
' 0 232 SO 4'7M" ( ' ' 4 3M . . . 471
16 234 40 4 707 „ 69 2S3 360 4 75
C8 245 120 4 701 , ' 61 217 SO 475
63 303 120 470' ' ' 2 2S3 2 * ) 475
a 213 210 4 791 T 73 2i3 200 4 75
64 271 ICO 470 _ _ . 63 309 160 475
IS. . . WO 120 4 70r , 64 271 160 4 77H
. . . . . . . . 80 4 7 > ll > . 68 271 80 4 77(4
I ) . . , . .224 SO 470 , _ 61 231 . . . ' 477(4
C9 Sf M > 4 7 , , , , * 64 29S 120 477(4 (
77 246 240 479' " ' 67 279 160 477(4 (
. . . . . . . . 240 4 70 _ CO..333 . . . 4 80
66. . , 2'4 18) ) 4 70 < ; ; i < ' 69 ' 21 . . . 4 SO
. , . . . . . .248 160 4 70 65 , 321 80 4 BO
.91 . , . . . . ,247 200 4 7Q _ . . . 76 269 SO 4 CO
; 243 80 4 70 W..2S4 . . . 4 EO
1'IQSfANp nOUOH.
1 130 . . . 30.1 In 1 250 . . . 400
SHEEP Fresh , receipts were light , con
sisting of a couple 'of double decks of very
good fed western yearlings. The demand
was decidedly indifferent and the market
dull and unchanged. Fair to good natives ,
[ 2.76@3.25 ; fair to good westerns , $2.E00 > 3.00 :
common and stock * cheep , $2.00@2.25 ; good
to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs , $2.60@4.00.
New York Live Htock Mnrkot.
NEW YORK , June 19. BEEVES Receipt * ,
2MX ) head ; no market.
HHUHl' AND LAIHIS Receipt * . 1,900 head ;
narkrt more active , but not quotamy higher.
HIIEUl' 1'oor to prime. 12.00473.75 ; lambs , com-
non to prime , tZ.7Sft4.C2H.
11OQB Recelpli , 1,600 head ; market weak ;
nfvrlor to good hogs , t5.OOQ5.40.
Kausui City I.lvo Htock Market.
KAN9AH CITY , Juno 19. CATTMJ Receipt * ,
4,340 lieudi ihlpmrnli , 1,100 head ; market for
ji'nt neatly : othera weak ; Texas ulcer * , tJ.GOW
3.V5 ; Tewu cows , JLWgz.40 ; licet itceri , 13.KM ?
5.00 , native cows , JMW3.r.S ; Mockers nnd feeder *
ttr.OIH.75 , bull * , tl.tntt3.tfl.
HCKlH Hecclpl * . lo.ow heads rtilpmenlB , M
head ; market openrd MflOe higher ; closed wit !
advance loM | bulk of ale , t4.70RI.KO ; hcnvlo
JI.SOff4.S7i4 ! nnclcprn , $4.OfH.S7 < i ! ml fi1. $1,701 ?
4.85Khf ; \ \ , J4.7004.SO ; Yorker * , $ I.7SJ4.80 ; l'lK
$ l.40ft4.7i > .
SIIEKP npcelpto. 1,100 hpml ; flilpment * . 3,70"
hrml ; market for bent iteady ; others clew nm
Receipt * nnd Dlnpoiltlon af Stork.
OfTlcIn ! receipt * nnd < 1lpoMtlon of Block n
tliown b the , book * of tlio Union Stock Ynnl
company for the twenty-four hours ending nt
o'clock p. in. , June 19 , 1KM :
ItUCKll'TS.
Car * . HcnJ
Horn . 142 9,70
Cattle . , , . . . , . , . C2 1,54
Sheep . . . . . . 2 4 :
DISPOSITION.
Huyern. Cattle , HOK-I. Sheep
Omaha Packing company , , . . . . . 1,747 . . .
HAvirt ami company . . . . 91 lr,92 16
The O. M. Hammond Co. . . . 61 1,045 14
The Ctulahy Packing Co. . . . 676 2,612 II
Knst Ht. 1,0111 8 . 474 . . .
Chicago I' . 1 * . Co . SCO . . .
Cudahy limn . , . 637 . . .
Omaha I * . Co. from K. C. . . 27 . . . . . . .
A. Unas . 129 .
R. lli-cker ft DcKcn . 121 .
Ilnrr & Urcmn . 4 , .
I. . Decker . , . . . . 70 .
J. I < ohmnn . 112 , , , . . . .
Shlppcm and feeder * , . 239 .
Left over . COO . . .
Total . 1,624 10,007 42
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
At Monday's Advnncn the Citttlo Market
Wan ( Julot und Steady.
CHICAGO , June U. At yesterday's advance
the cattle maiket was quiet nnd steady. A few
cattle were wanted by exporters nnd the eastern
trade , nnd there wns n fair demand for local
account , BO sellers had no trouble In disposing
of their holdings. Choice dry lot cattle were
rnther firm , very few of that description being
ottered , The set ere decline yesterday In the
London market will tend to check the ndvnnce
In choice grade * , but there Is little danger of
any serious break. Sales were on n basis of
from tl I" t5 per 100 pounds , recording to
quality. There were few sales below t2 , and
there wna nothing here good enough to bring the
outside quotations. The pikes nt which most
of the steers changed hands were from $3.73
to 14.75 nnd from t2 to t3 took the bulk of the
cows nnd hulls. Sales of Texas cattle were
largely at from t2 to $2.50 for cows and bulls ,
nnd nt from t2.70 to $3.60 for steers.
The hog market was nctlvc and strong for n
brief time In the morning nnd was- quiet and
weak further along. The range of quotations
was from t4.GO to t3. Not much trading w.-n
done below t4.75 and only a small percentage
of the offerings brought more than $4.9i. Light
weights rolcl principally nt from t4.70 to tl.Sfl
and from t4.73 to t4.85 bought the bulk of
heavy hogs. Nothing remained In first hands.
Common to extra , 200 to SCO Ibs. , from tl.GS to
$1.93 ; common to extra over 280 Ibs. , from $1.83
to t5 ; common to choice mixed , fiom t4.70 to
4.90 ; choice iissortcd. 150 to 180 Ibs. , fiom tl.70
to tl.80 ; good light , 160 to 190 Ibs. , from tl.65 to
14.75 ; common to fair light , 140 to 200 lb . , fmm
t4.43 to t4.CO ; pigs , 100 to 125 Ibs. , from $4.20
to J4.C3 ; culls , from t3 to tl.40.
The sheep trade was quiet nnd prices nliout
the same ns on Monday. Poor to choice sheep
were quoted nt from tl to tl.BO , nnd sales ol
spring Iambs were on n basis of from t2.73 to
t4.50. There wns a fair demand nt the above
quotations nnd the feeling wns linn.
RECEIPTS Cattle , 4,500 head : calves , 1,000
head ; hogs , 20,000 hend ; sheep , 9,000 head.
The Evening Journnl reports :
CATTLE Receipts , 4.BOO head ; market slow
on natives and lower on Tcxans ; prime to
extra native steers , t4.SOfT4.PO ; medium. $ I.2J0
4.75 ; others , J3.7G5f3.95 ; Texans , { 2.00R3.CO.
HOGS Receipts , 20,000 hend ; market active nnrt
unchanged : rough henvy , $4.2504.60 ; pnckers nnd
mixed , t4.705T4.80 : prime heavy nnd butcher
weights , t4.8WB.00 ; assorted lights , $4.8004.83.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Rccclpts , B.OOO head-
market unchanged.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS , June 19. CATTLE Receipts , 4,800
hend : shipments , 300 head ; market steady , slow ;
poor grades lower ; native steers , 1,200 to 1.40C
Ibs. , t3.9004.23 ; Texas steers , 900 to 1,100 Ihs. ,
12.7503.40 ; native cows , $2.20 ; Texas cows , tl.GOgi
HOGS Receipts , < ! ,400 head : t-hlpments , 200
head ! mnikct nctlve , stronT ! S ric higher ; cholc' .
heavy. $5 ; good mixed , t4.8004.93 ; packing rnng-
ers , $4.75JJ5.00 ; pigs , common und rough , $4.70
and below.
SHEEP Receipts , 2,000 head : shipments , none ;
J2.BOOT.OO ; native tockcrs , $1.25if2.73 ; lambs ,
Sioux City I.l\u Stock .Mnrkot ,
SIOUX CITY. June .
I9.-HOGS-RecclpK 1.10)
head ; shipments , COO hend ; mnrket steady but
weak at $4.6004.70 ; bulk , t4.6004.C2' { .
CATTLE Receipts , COO head ; shipments , 90
head ; market stendv nnd slow ; feeders , $2.330
3.35 ; yearlings , t2.2503.10 ; cows , $1.0003.00 ; bulls.
$1.5002.35 ; oxen , $1.5002.60.
Stock In Sight.
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal yards for Tuesday , June 19 , 1851 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 1,549 9,701 423
Chicago 4.BOO 20,000 9,000
Kansas City 4,300 10,000 1,100
St. Louis ' . 4,800 6,400 2,000
Totals 15.149. 46,104 12,625
St. Louis Cvnuriil Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 19. FLOUR Steady , slow
and unchanged.
WHEAT Sold down l 401Kc : No. 2 red. cnsh
and June , BGc ; July , 67VJc ; August , 65740560 ;
September , HU@f > V'c.
CORN Ensy with wheat ; No. 2 mixed , cnsh
nnd June , 39&c ; July , 3'Jiic ; September , 39V40
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 cash , 4SV > c ; June , 47c :
July , 36c ; August , 30'ic. '
RYE Nothing doing.
BARLEV Nothing doing.
BRAN C3o at east trnck.
FLAX SEED $1.15.
CLOVER SEED $6.5007.50.
TIMOTIIV SEED $3.3004.BO.
HAY Strong ; prime timothy , $9.00010.00.
DUTTER Unchanged.
EGGS Quiet , unchanged.
LEAD Easier nt $3.12i4.
SPELTER Dull nt $3.20.
CORN MEAL $2.10.
WHISKY $1.15.
COTTON TIES Unchanged nt 9Sc$1.00.
HAGOING Unchanged nt 6J40GC.
PROVISIONS Dull , easier ; tendency down
ward. Pork , standard mess. Jobbing. $13.10. Lard ,
prime steam , $6.43 ; choice , $4.6754. Dry tall meats.
loose shoulders , J5.8) ; longs nnd ribs , $6.55 ; shorts ,
$6.70. Hacon , packed Bhoulders. $7 ; longs , $7.25 ;
ribs. $7.37'/i : shorts , $7.600 > 7.62H.
RECEIPTS Flour , 6,000 bills. ; wheat , 7,0)0
bu. ; corn , 31,000 bu , ; oats , 3.000 bu. >
SHIPMENTS Flour , 6,000 bbls. ; wheat , 2,000
bu. ; corn , 100,000 bu ; oats , 1,000 bu.
CofTco Market.
NEW YORK , June 19. COFFEE Options
opened dull nt unchanged to 10 points decline ,
ruled Inactive but steady on locnl trndlng , closed
steady nt 10 points up to 10 points down : sales ,
7,600 bags , Including : AuguM , $14.55014.CO ; Sep
tember , $14.00014.05 ; December. $13.10. Spot
coffee , Rio , steady ; No. 7 , $16.23 ; mild , quiet :
Cordova , $19.0019.23 ; Bales. 1,000 bags Central
American , ' 1,000 pkgs. Costa Rica , BOO pkgs.
MarncattK ) . Warehouse deliveries yesterday ,
12.118 bags ; New York stock , 10S.BS1 bags ; Untied
States stock , 163,114 bngs ; nlloat for United States ,
142.001) ) bngs ; total visible for United States ,
305,114 bngs ; last year , 49Q.552 bngs.
SANTOS , June 19. Quiet ; good average Pantos ,
$17 ; receipts for two flays , 3,000 bags ; stock ,
1S.OOO bags.
HAMIiURG , June 19. Opened steady , closed
quiet ; soles , 18,000 bags ; prices unchanged to
"pfir. higher.
HAVRE , June 19. Closed quiet ; Uf lower to
f higher ; total sales , 12,009 bags.
RIO DE JANEIRO , June 19. Firm ; No. 7 Rio ,
$16 ; exchange , BVid ; receipts for two days. 10-
000 bags ; cleared for United States , 1,000 bags ;
stock , 150,000 bags.
Minneapolis Wheat Mnrkot.
MINNEAPOLIS , June 19 , Although wheat
closed about Tic lower for futures , und cntdi
trices were le lower , the track wheat averaged
ilgher than the previous day , ns these tales were
made mostly before the decline. Ijick of de
mand was responsible for the decline. Thorn were
repoits froni the interior of the northwest today
that the recent showers were much too light t
iffect permanent good. From many portions of
iouth Dakota , North Dakota and Minnesota
the Indications now are that there will be no
marc than one-half a full crop , even with good
weather from this time forwnrd. Close : Juno
ind July , 61Vtc ; September , ES' 039c. On track :
No. 1 hard. C3V4c ; No. 1 noithern. C2We ; No , 2
northern , ClHof receipts , 75,900 bu. ; shipments ,
23,21)0 ) bu.
FLOUR Steady at t3.4003.60 for patents ; t2.10
02,40 for bakers' ; shipments of flour , SC.40S bbls. ;
production , about 35,000 bbls.
bugur Miirlnit.
NEW YORK , June 19. SUOAR Raw. firm :
ralr refining , 2 ll-lCj : > ic ; centrifugal , 'M test ,
3lo ; sales 936 lings Muscovado , fcO test , at 2 11-lGc :
216 bags centrifugal , 96 test , ut 3Vic. Reflmd
quiet ; No. 6 , 3 ll-16 3T4o ; No. 7. 3 9-l 3Vio : No.
8. 3V403 ll-16c ; No. 9 , 3 7-16f3c ; No. 10 , 3 5-16
03V4e ; No. 11 , 3W03 7-160 ; No. 12. 3 3-1603&C :
No. 13. 2 13-lCc ; mould A , 4K < & 4 9-16c ; standard
A , 3 15-16fl4Vtc ; ccin feet loners' A. 3 15-lG 4Ko !
cut loaf. 4 ! fl5 l-6c ; crushed. 4tft6ic ! ; powdered ,
4H 4lCo ! ; granulated , 4 MG04'ic ; cubtu , 4 3-16
04 9-16C.
LONDON , June 19. SUGAR Cnne , firm nnd
steady ; centrifugal Java , 14s 3d ; Muscovado ,
"air refining , 12s Cd.
Liverpool Miiruot * .
LIVERPOOL , June 19. WHEAT Firm ; de
mand good ; holders offer sparingly ; No , 1 Cali
fornia , 4s 10dU6s ; red wesurn , winter , 4s Cdii )
Is 9d.
CORN Quiet ; demand moderate ; new mixed
spat , 3u 8 } d.
PROVISIONS Pork , prime mess , e s 3d. Itacon ,
ring and short clear , K Ibs , , JJi ; long clear , 45
bu. , 34s Cd. Lard , prime wesfTrn , Kit Cd ,
1'eurlu Gniln Market ,
PEORIA , June 19. CORN Market firm ; No.
2. 4Hie ; No. i , 3 Hc.
OATS Market firm nnd higher ; No. 2 white ,
46Vi i4iHc ! : No. 3 white , 44'iO ' < l'/ii ' ; ,
11YE Nothing doing.
WHISKY Market firm ; high wine basis , $1.13.
Dulutli Wheat Market.
DULUTII , June 19. WHEAT Iwer. . Close :
'o. ' I hard , cash , C3c ; June , C3c : July , C3c ; No ,
_ northern , canh , MKc ; June , 61 Jc ; July , Cl c ;
September , 60c : December , 2c : No. 2 nor them ,
c * h , KKc : No. 3. M',4c ; rejected , 49ic ! ; to arrive ,
No , 1 northern , t3c.
New York Dry < loou Market.
NEW YORK. June ID. With n good number of
new buyers la the market considerable Inquiry
MSOUIESKEHLE
CLOSING OUT Gasollno
Stovoa at loss tlmn cost. This is
not for shoddy goods , but for llrat
class OnaoHno Stoves. Everyone
warranted.
$0.00 GiisolineStovcB for. . $2.7
$8.00 Gasoline Stoves for. . ; { . < )5 )
$10.00 Gasoline Stoves
for . 4.00
S2.SO Gasoline Ovens for. . 1W 1 /
ftl.25 Oil Stoves for .
5c ( ) H-guIlon Wooil-Jucket
Cans for
( IScS-j-allon Wootl.Jacket
Cans for
150 DIFFERENT STVLES
of Baby Carriages from the best manu
facturers in the United States. Every
one to be sold less than eost.
$4.00 Carriage for $ i.no
$0.00 Carrlaie for ! > .87
$8.00 Carriage for fl.)0 ( )
$10.00 Cnrrhigo for. ' 4,70
$15.00 Carriage for 8.05
$20.00 Carrlrge for 12.i ( ( )
$25.00 Carriage for M.75
Refrigerator Sale
EVERY REFRIGERA
TOR nnd Ice Box to be sold quick for
less than cost. Remember , \vo never
Boll anything that has price only to com
mend it. Our Refritrenttot'ti are war
ranted to give satisfaction or money re
funded.
$ 7.50 Ice Dox for ' . . . . $ 8.00
10.00 lee Hex for .85
13.50 Kefrigerator for 7.8 ! )
. 17.00 Kefrigerator for ! ) . )8 )
2O.OO Refrigerator for 12.50
25.00 Refrigerator for 1/1.50
Terms-Cash or Payments ,
Presents to All Purchasers ,
Formerly People's Mammoth Installment House ,
Close Evenings nt (5:30 ( , excepting iMonduys ami Saturdays.
MANHOOD RESTORED ! Kf rRVSSK ;
guaranteed tooureiill nerrum ( llscarcK.sueli in Weak .Memory. Loasnf Urnth
Power , Headache , Vi'okefulncfs , Lost Manhood , .Nightly Emissions , Nervous
nessall drains and loss of power In Generative Omuiis nf cither Hex caused
bTorer exertion , yuulhful errorn , excessive use of tobaccoopium or tlra >
ulanls , which lendta Infirmity , Consumption or ln anlty. Can be curried In
ve t pocket. Ul per box , O for SB , by mull prepaid , with a OS aider wa
alvcvrlltcn trmiritntcu < euro or refund Iliu tuoney. Hold by all
driiKKlMs. A k for It. take no other Wrlto forfrenilcilleal Hook BCiilBcaKd
Inplnln urappsr. AUdresn WCICVJB8EK1 > < : O..MusonluTcmpclCulc.ia !
Sold In Omaha , Neb. , by Sherman & McConnell.by Kuhn & Co. and by Vlckors & Merchant , dragglsti
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS , WASTE RULES. " .
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
was made for all classes bf staple , colored and
fancy cotton , but without corresponding icsulls.
Vu\l \ sales of staples were reported from sales
men on the road. 1'ilntlnu cloths wi-re dull
at 2 ll-16c : woolen Roods , without demand of
moment ; blankets nnd llnnnelH quiet.
Chicago Fruit SulcH.
CHICAGO , June ID. Porter Ilros. of Chicago
sold four curs of California fruit nt auction
today.Montintmcl apricots , tl.40j Iloynls , C6c ®
(1.15 ( ; Alexander peaches , 70c$1.35 ( ; Civilian
; > lums , tl.90 ; lllack Tartiulan cherrlex , 3j(7.'ic.
The Karl Fruit company Bold California fruit
at auction today ns follows : Chen lea , llluck
Tartarian , 75Jj imoBtly In soft condition ; ap
ricots , 90cGtl.25 ; peachea , tl.SOgl.40.
Frisco AVIicat Market.
SAN FHANCISCO , June 13. WIIBAT Quiet ;
December. il.OUT&i May , tU5' , & .
MaiicIirKtcr Textiles.
MANCHKSTI2H , June 19. Cloth and yarns ,
quiet but steady.
Wool Jllurlcc-t.
ST. LOUIS , June 19. WOOL 1'lrnier , but quiet ;
wllhout change.
Take a boat rldo on Courtland lake.
TO THIS JHHTO1C.
Concerning Thompson's Ghost.
OMAHA , June 19. To the Editor of The
Bee : In Monday morning' * ) Uee appears a
somewhat sensational ghost Btory with ref
erence to the house situated nt 2112 UougliiH
street. I am not Interested In the ghost ,
jut um In certain statements contained. In
the closing chapter of the Btory.
It Is true that this property wns owned by
Father Ryan In his lifetime. It IB riot
rue that ho bequeathed It to Ills Mister ,
Mrs. I-nmb ; It Is not trilo that Bishop
Scnnnell got hold of the property to the
exclusion of Mrs. Lamb ; It la not true that
the bishop rented the house as soon us he
could ; tt Is not true that Mm. l.nmb'H coun
sel told her to move Into the house ns
soon ns bhe could ; It Is not true thut MIH.
Lumb got ready to move her belongings
nto the house , but dlHcoveied that the
jlahoii had rented It to some one else ; It
B not true that Mrs. Lrfiml ) ) WH wince been
endeavoring to get possession ; It la not
true -that Mrs. iJimb may be able to ac
count for the recent strange occuirenccs ,
but if Mr. Thompson Is seeking for a. re-
luctlon In rent , It Is quite probable that
10 can account for these occurrences.
The fact Is that the will of Father Ilynn
provided a Hpecilic legacy of $8,000 In favor
if Mrs. Lamb and gave the balance of his
property to the bishop. No controversy
vlmtever has arisen between Mrs. Liimb
und the bishop , nnd neither of them IIUH
iiul possession or Houglit possession of
ho premises In question , lioth are repre
sented bv the Biime counsel. In no far UH
hey have any Interest In the estate of
atlier Hyan , but no conflict IIUH arlHcti
or can arise between tlu-ni. Certain heirs
of Father Hyan are contesting his will ,
ind iwndlng the contest the court has un
tainted Mr. John Hush special mlniliilHtrn.
or of the estate , for the purpose of caring
or the property until executors may be
appointed. Mr. Hush alone has had pos-
esslon of the property under authority of
lie court anil IUIH runted It , and neither
, trH. Lamb nor the bishop have made any
question on Mr. Itush'x right to take charge
of the property and to rent It pending set-
lement of the estate. , , . , .
I trust you will kindly publish this cor
rection and do Justice to all parties con
cerned. YOUIH truly , T. J. MAHONBY.
Mr. Illttncr's Kxplunutlon ,
IIUMI10LDT , Neb. , Juno 18. To the Edl-
or o ( The Dee ; Owing to mUreprcBentatlon ,
alia reports and slanderous communications
will give full detail of the business I have
icon engaged In , and can prove and swear
o every ore of the assertion * made here.
arranged with baking powder manufactur-
rs In Kansas City to furnish me with bak-
ng powder at lowest factory lirlccx , to place
n sale with merchants , and also samples
or distribution , I then advertised for men
o travel and tack UB signs 10 advertise the
WM , LOUDON ,
Commission Merchant
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Private wires to Chicago and New York , All
business orders placed on Chicago Uoard Ot
Trade.
Correspondence solicited. ,
Office , room 4 , New York Llfa DullJIng
Telephone 1303. '
baking powder , and I agreed by contract ,
If after four week * ' trial they proved them
selves efllclent to handle the business suc
cessfully , to pny them | 12 per week and ex
penses. And to help pay cost for advertising1 ,
sample box baking powder , postage , station
ery , etc. , they were to send 25 cents , and by
BO doing they would receive raniplo box bak
ing ponder , contract nnd full Information
concerning the work. And the i5 ! cents
barely covered the cost of the above men
tioned , My profits were to begin when they
commenced work. 1 received quite a num
ber of applications , but not onc-llfth of them
contained the necessary amount. I fulllllci ?
every agreement , and bent applicants every
thing that I agreed to bend In advertise
ment. I am also prepared to fulllll every
agreement made In contract. U Is reported
that I have received from $200 to $000 In
this way , This remains yet for certain par
ties to prove , I do not know the exact
amount , but It Is not over $20 or $25 , and my
oxpcn.'ca during the ( line were fully that
much. I had no thought of defrauding any
one , nnd meant to carry on an honorable
and legltllmato business. A certain party
In Humboldt reported to the postal authori
ties that I was using the malls for fraudu
lent purposes , which has caused mo expense
and trouble , and It now remains for the
grand Jury to decide whether or not this
legitimate business U a fraud.
JOK HITTNBIt. Jr. t
Art In Norway.
OMAHA , June 18. To the Editor of Th *
Bee : In this mornlng'H Bee a Swede 01.
thlH city corri't'tH a statement made by you
In a prevloiiH IHHIIC , to the effect that a
BwcdlNh artist , HuroncHH Bparrc , was a.
Norwegian. The Norwegian * * are not.
anxious to dopilvc any Hwcillch noblomiin
or noblewoman of any honors to willed
they are entitled , neither are they anxloux
to claim them the noble people as their
own. Hit ) statement Is correct so far nH
It n-luloH to HiironesH Hpnrre , but when ha
uildH that Bwcden Is In art far advanced
of Norway , I beg leave to correct him ,
a.s he iniiUfH a gross mistake , to nay the
Icuxt. 10very well educated man , both In
Scandinavia and the other Kuropeun coun-
trlPH , knows that the Norwegians during :
the last twenty-live or thirty yenrH have
made an almost unparalleled progress In
the urlx and sciences , and even surpassed
the BwedeH In aitlstlc painting , If we can
believe what German and French critics
ay. These aie fuctx which cannot bo
denied. AIINFIN QKLMKYUION.
Chinese performance at Courtland bench.
Klkliorn I'rroluot'N I'oiorly ,
The county commissioners oru surprised to
find that the residents of Klkhorn pro
duct are In such sorry straits , so far as
having any household furniture U con
cerned. In this precinct last year the aa-
scssoru returned household furniture- the
value of $530 $ , while this year ho was unabla
to find a thing that wan worth listing ( or
assessment. Out In this precinct last year
the aHECKBora returned fifty dogs , but ttilti
year It Is apparent to the minds of the com-
inlHHlonerH tltat tlio dog catcher Ims brcn
doing a good busluesv , as not a canine ho *
been returned for taxation.
Gee La Iloo lro ) , tit Courtlinil beach ,