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THE OMAHA DAILY BBEi SATURDAY , JUNE 23 , 1894. 11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Low Cable * and Favorable Wcathor Stopped
the Advance in Wheat.
OPENING TRADES SHOWED A DECLINE
Corn W Weak Covering Ilrlf Itango
Free < ) fierinRBnil Ilnlni In th \Ve i t
Caaint the Decline Stock *
mnil ISond * .
CHICAGO , June 22. Low cables and fa
vorable weather stopped the advance In
wheat today , and July closed % c lower. July
corn closed l c lower , July oats I'/ic lower
and provisions at a slight advance.
Opening trades In wheat showed a He to
Ic decline , and alter selling up from ijc
to % c brake off % c , rallied V5c , changed
some , and ckscd steady. The easier feel
ing at the start was attributed to the lower
continental cables and the rains , though the
early Liverpool advices quoted % A advance
on both spot and futures. Foreigners were
reported as free sellers In New York. Early
private cables quoted J'arls "wheat un
changed , " Antwerp "weather warm and
bright , market dull , but holders firm ; " Ham
burg , "weather dry , market weak ; " Ber
lin , "wheat % c lower , rye unchanged , and
weather Improving ; " Frankfort-on-tlic-Maln ,
"buyers Indifferent ' Another Ilerlln cable
quoted wheat 1& marks lower and Paris
flour lOc easier. There were bad reports )
from the northwest , and especially South
Dakota.
New York reported as high as forty loads
taken there yesterday for export and six
loads were reported worked here today. Later
In the session private Liverpool advices re
ported holders were anxious to sell , with
prices down % d. The elevator Interests and
local professionals sold July quite freely
during the early part of the session. Clos
ing cables were generally lower , but there
was some buying near the finish , causing
the steady close.
Corn was weaker , covering a ? ic to Tic
range. Free offerings , the action of wheat
and rains In the west caused the decline.
Large receipts and free idling caused
weakness In oats. The range for July was
Provisions were strong at the start on
light hog receipts. At the advance there
was conilderable realizing , and the market
closed weak. Compared with last night ,
September pork Is 5c higher , September lard
unchanged and September ribs -.io higher.
Freights For Buffalo , corn at Ic ; wheat
for Kingston , 2 , 02c.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles ) . I Open , MIlRh | Low. | Close.
Wheat.No. 2
June C 9 BSX
July .H
Sept OIJi
Corn No. 2. .
June tm 41 ( 41
July. 41H 4IM
Sept 41H
Oats No. U. . .
June 45 43
July 40JJ 40H
Sept 30 > l
Tork per bul
July. . . . . . . ia so 12 GO 12 50 12 B2
Sept 1'J OS ia "o 12 C5 12 CU
Lard.lOOlba
June n 70
July , U 7ih ! It 77H f 70 0 72H
Sept 0 87 > a U 00 0 83 0 35
Short Ribs-
July 0 B2H 0 37H 0 S2i ! 0 COM
Sept- 0 S3 11 00 ( J B2M U 55
Cash quotations were as follows :
KI.OUR Unchanged. .
WHEAT No. 2 uprlmr. H > lc : No. 3 spring ,
nominal r No. 2 red. 55le.
CORN No. 2. 41Hc : No. 3 yell-iw. 4lHc.
OATS-No. 2. t.Zc ; No. 2 white , 16iGISc : No. 3
white. 4 < W Kc.
RYU No. 2. . c.
IJARLBY No. 2. nominal ; No. 5 , nominal :
No. 4. & & .
FLAX SEED No. 1. Jl.Ui * .
TIMOTHY SKKD Prime. JI.7IOt.S3. ,
PROVISIONS Mess pork. per. bbl. . JllJ-'irf
12.B2H : lanl. p r 100 Ibs. . } . .67tiTO ( : short ribs
Ides ( looiw ) , lii.r JtU.K : dry salteil shoulders
( boxed ) . $5.62Hfi3-S754 : short clear sides ( boxed ) .
I0.80fi6.90.
WHISKY-Dlstlllcrs' Hnlshed eoids. per gal. .
SUGAR-Unchanned.
The foliowm ; wuru the receipts ana siilpmonti
for today :
On the Produce exchamro today the butter mar
ket was steady , unchanged : creamery. HH t'cj
dairy. 12ai4Hc. Kegs , steady ; strictly freaU ,
OMAHA < ; IMHAL : : MARKIT. :
Condition of Trida nnd Otiotutlons on
Stiiplo nr.il 1'unc.y Produce.
The seneral market on country produce 1s
rather slow , and there does not appear to be
much life or snap to the trade. While butter
nnd poultry remain about steady , eggs are weak
and lower. . ,
At Chicago dealers In butter are very much
elated over the encouragement they claim to
have received In their fight on the Elgin call
board. They aim nt nothing less than making
ChlcaKO the great butter market of the country ,
nnd thus supplant Elgin entirely.
The Drttlsh Itonrd of Trade has Issued a re
port ihowlnir the Importations of butter Into
the United Kingdom for the live months past.
The figures , which represent lot-weight , are ns
follows for the different countries : Sweden ,
110.303 : Denmark , ttl.337 : Germany. S3.3IS : Hol
land. 47.SSO ; France. 156.111 ; Canada. 1W ; United
States. 13. m ; other countries. 23I.J1.
1IUTTER The rv < Celpls arc ntlll very light
at this point , nnd country receivers make the
naino report , Tbe market Is without change , go
far ns prices are concerned. 1'ncklns stock on
this market U bringing Wo and the buyers ap
pear to want It nt that price. Choice country
butler. ii tlc ; separator creamery , l UlSc :
bricks. IMdSc.
EGGS The market Is very weak , under the
Influence of large receipts and a moderate de
mand. H Is claimed that track buyers In the
country arc ottering only CtifiHc , und that the
law prices offered by them Is turning the eggs
Into the -city. Strictly fresh stock , StyODc.
LIVE I-Ol'LTRY The receipts cf old hens
nre light , and the demand Is just about sufficient
to keep the arrivals cleaned up. Sprint ; chickens
nre very plenty , and the market a little slow.
Spring chickens , lltflic ; old hens , SViBSc ;
roosters. 3c. The demand for geese and
ducks Is very light , and what few ar
arriving are mostly birds that have been
plucked , und In consequence not very
desirable. Ducks , 6ft7c ; hen turkeys , 7c ; gob
blers. GQCc : K'-e.v. 51i5Hc. <
VKAI < Receipts at commission houses are not
large , but thi-ro are mill a good many on the
. market. Choice fat ami small veuls are quoted
at SHOte ; eotirsa and larsc. Stftc.
CHEESE There U Bema very choice Wiscon
sin cheesa on the market. Wisconsin , fall
cream , new make. lOflllo ; Nebraska and Iowa.
full cream. Wl'V ' : Nebraska and Iowa , part
Bklm. CO'c ; Llmburger. No. 1 , lOc ; brick. No. 1 ,
IDo : Swlis. No. 1. 13U1IC.
, HAY Receipts nre a little more liberal. The
market Is steady. Upland hay , tf.SO ; midland , St ;
lowland. i7.SH ; rye tia\v , li Uvmand fair ; sup
ply fair. Color makes the best price on hay.
Light bales sell the beat. Only top grades bring
ton prices.
PIGEONS The gun clubs use quite a good
many plgrons. and there is a demand for old
birds lining on the wins. Old birds , per doz. ,
VEGBTAIILES.
Potatoes arc lower , but there U very little
Mianice tn the general market on vegetables.
WATERMELONS Per 100. SIS.0002S.OO.
CANTAI.OUPKS Texas cantaloup * * are arrlv-
Ine on the market. On onlor , Jt.IiOl.M per doz.
11EETS New beets , p r doz , bunches. 20023c ,
> n order * .
SQUASH Texas summer iijuaih on orders.
Sc iwr iloz.
CUCUMIIBRS There appears to b > no limit t
Iho supply of rucumbers and they are getting
down pretty cheap. On orders , per crate , Jl.50 ,
r 40O&C p r doz.
ORKBN PEPPERS-Texas green peppers , per
M bu , box. 7Sc.
OLD llEANS-Hand picked navy. t MOlU ;
| i.sofsooj common white beanj ,
ONIONS On orders. California. 2c per Ib.
l-OTATOBS-Offerlngs are qultit heavy and
prices urtr gradually working lower. Supplies
re coming from Arkan .is and California , cloud
ihlpplng stork. HMrJOc.
CAIUIAUKThero la plenty of home grown
rabbagv being brought In by the local growers ,
and while tie : heads are small , they are \ery
olid and E l quality. There In alto conslder-
tble California slock on the market. Good ship
ping iluck. on order * . 2 c.
ASPARAGUS-Oood home crown itock , lijjtc
| wr Uox. . on order * .
TOMATOKS-HorMa itock I * pretty well ex-
„ auited. the XMson being rather far alvance.1
for thlpmenU fn > m that "Isle. Mtulsslppl mock
U tn larg supply. Good ehlpping itock. per I
aisket cnite. | l 2t.
NKW 1IKANH Home grown wax ban and
Hrlnir Ixsini are commencing tn arrive on the
Vuxrket. Wax beans , V > bu. bux , 7io. wax. | n > r U
> u. basket. 7Sc ; string bmrw , ( bu. box , lUo ;
Itring. pur H bu. Ixuket , feV.
PKAS The nupply t * aomewhat Urger. Good
itock , per bu. . Ji
KGG PI ANT Per doi. , on orders. 7HM1.W.
UAULIKLOWKR-CholcM stock. p r da * . , Jl.Wtt
1,73.CARROTS
CARROTS New southern carrot * , per daz.
bunches. ) 4. . > c
PIK PLANT-On order * , per Hi. Jo.
PARSLKY-On order * , per dot. bunch * * . SMJWc.
TTTtNTPS-New outh rn. per ba. , JtS ; horn *
rrown , per doz. bunch * * . 2OWc.
KRL'ITS.
At th * fruit auction jr ter\l.ijr enlr on cr ref
of I'aliforntit frtilt wiis offered. Th r w re 771
crates of aprfeotn , U plumn , ami II pnehM , nr
a total of M rrate . Th * offerlntt beln * unwll
and the demand pretty fair. Ih * market wax
active and th mle no > in over. Irln > s on 'cr > 's
were a little itrunRer tlwn on th pre h > u ilny.
There will In n. aiirtkm to l.iy , but on Monday
a cnr of cherrl * * und iwo onri of apricots and
! > < : ar * reported o arrive.
The new appl s arriving here fnim fallfornh
nre quite lrome. as this market hm been
linre of npplm for n long time. Th apple crop
was very light last year throughout maul of the
Important prtxludng nerthms. ami th * supply
was exhauited earlier than tuual. At few
e tern points ther- are still some old apples
left. Genemlly enough stock I * carried by sim
ulators to supply th * modi-rate wants until n-w
appl s appear , ami , ni a result , they can b"
f'Mirul In the markets all the year round. This
en-ion , however , they have b en cleane.1 up
very closely. Th umall yield mail It posJlbl"
to only evaporate n very mall quantity , and
fresh have not only Ifrn denned tip closely.
but there are hnnlly any drleil apple l"ft In
lh < > country , and high prices have prevatleil on
both tlirougtout m < xt of the txiaon. Th * com
ing crop Is tanked for with Interest , dealers
watching the Indications as to the pnwpect with
unu.iuul Interest , '
STRAWIIKRRIES There were no fresh n > -
celpts , but there were a few cu en on th" market
l ft over from the previous day. Good stock ,
.
CIIKRRIES A cnr of California cherries I *
reported to arrive on Monday. At the present
time the mnrket Is pretty well cleaned up. Good
shlpp ng stwk. 11.2. " . .
APPLES There wer no fr ; f receipts of Cal
ifornia apples reported yesfrday , nnd th < * offer-
tngn .n the market ore light. Good shipping
Block. t.r. .
Al'RICOTS There were nearly 800 cn. es
thrown "n the market yentenUy. Th feeling
Is n Mill" .itMncT. though quotations can hardly
bo nd\iinml. l x l shipping stock , HMin.il.
OOOSEUERRIES There have been none re
ceived to anifrtint to anything during the last
few days. Quotations ore nominally 2.2. . ji.J ) .
IILACKIIERR1KS The receipts yesterday
were n little mor. > liberal than on the day lio-
fore , but still cnly mcd'Tate. Gooil shipping
stxrk , nn onl"rs. M.
IlLACK RASPIIERRIES Arrival' are very
light , nnd the mnrket ilrm at )3.QOfl1.23.
RED RASPUERRIES Not enough have nr-
rlve.1 to ntabllsli prices.
I'KArilKrt Th re were no fresh arrivals of
California tmtrh's yesterday , but a good many
nre r > xp"cted In on Monday.
PLl'MS California plums are not cnnilne very
freely yet. Good shipping stock , ll.25tfl.73 , ac
cord. ng to slie and variety.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
The lemon market here has a firmer feeling.
At eastern plonts of supply , m New York , the
market | ald to have an exi-eedlnsly buoyant
opp'wrance. the tendency of prices being strongly
upward. The statistical ponltlon U regarded ns
very favorable , hence the Indications are ac
cepted ns promising a peed market for at least
a month t come ,
At tlie annual mectlnar of the Florida Fruit
exchange , just held In that state , the manager
reported that the exchange marketed 454,11)
pkg . of fruit , being nn Incrense of 22 per cent
liver the preCiMIng year , th > - total gnws average
nn oranges being tl.73. and th net average nt
shippers' stations 11.02 per box. On plrteupples
the gr-.m average w : JI.93 , nnl the n t 13.14
per crate. These average. * cover nil fruit sold ,
gwxl , laid. Indifferent and unbound. The bU3-
lnes of the exchange for the year amounted to
neafly * * $ l.i i.i ) grom , nn.L on al s of fruit
J. ) .o ) was paid to th. growers In net returns.
A dividend In cash of 1) per cent was declared
In addition lo a stock dividend of 1 per cent.
which was Issued by tbe directors some weeks
ago.
ago.KANAKAS As usual , when twrrlcs arc en
the market the demand for bananas Is not very
heavy. Cholci stock. J2.0082.GO.
LEMONS The demand has not been Increased
to an extent sutMclent to advance prices ns yet.
nnd the market remains stendy. Fancy lemonj.
300 size , tl ; fnncy lemons. 30) size , J3.73 ; choice
lemons , 3iW size. J3.iV33.73.
ORANGES California Mediterranean Sweets
are to be had on the .market at Jt. . ) y3. .
PINEAPPLES There Is n fair supply of
Florida pineapples on the market nt 11.30 per
doz. , or $7.00ffJ.3' ' > p r crate of about six doz.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIOS Fan ' 7. Pr Ib. , 12Jei5c.
DATES Hallowees. C3 to 70-lb. boxes , per Ib. ,
SHc.
SHc.HONEV California. 15c ; dark honey , 103120.
MAPLE SYRUP Gallon cans , per doz. , J12.
NUTS Almonds. 13O17c : English walnuts. lOtf
12o ; filberts. 12c ; llrazll nuts , luc.
CIDEH-Pure Juice , per bbl. , J6 ; half bbL.
$3.23.
$3.23.HIDESNo. . 1 green hides. iHc ; No. 1 green
salted hides. 3c : No. 2 green salted hides.
So ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 Its. to 13 Ibs. . Co ; No.
S veal calf. 8 Ibs. to IS Iba. . 4o ; No. 1 dry flint
hides. EC : No. 3 dry Hint hides. 3o ; No. 1 dry
salted hides. 4c : part cured hides. Vic per Ib.
less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each. 233COc ;
green salted shearlings ( short-wooled early skins ) ,
each. SSISc : dry shearlings ( short-wooled early
skins ) . No. I. each. SfltOc ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 2 , each. Sc ; dry Hint.
Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool , pelts , per
Ib. . actual weight. 603c : dry flint. Kansas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight. 48fc ; dry flint. Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. . actual weight. 4Q7c ; dry ( lint.
Colorado- murrain Wool pelts , pvr Ib. , actual
weight , 43 c. - ' v'f f
TALI.OW AND ORKASETallow. . No. 1. 49
4'4c ; tallow. No. 2 , 3\P3c : grease , white A.
IVicr grease , white B. 4c ; grease , yellow. 3c ;
grease , dark. 24c ; old buter. 2B2V5c ; beeswax.
prime , I3313c ; rough tallow. 2c.
NKW YORK GENERAL .MARKET.
Yesterday's Quotation * on Floun Grain and
Provisions. Metal" , Etc.
NEW YORK , June 22. FLOUR Receipts , 2D-
500 bbls. ; exports , 6,500 bbls. ; sales , 15.000 pkgs. ;
market quiet nnd steady ; winter held firm.
owing to small stock ; exports dull. Rye flour ,
steady. Uuckwheat Hour , nominal.
CORN MEAL More nctlve : sales , 200 bbls. ;
yellow western , J2.63ft2.SO : llrandywlne , J2.80.
UUCKWHEAT Nominal ; range. CSQ73c.
RYE Nominal ; state , 5Sff3So ; Jersey , 52ff33c.
I1ARLEY MALT-Qulet ; western , 638SOc ; Can
ada , 90G93c ; six-rowed. S2JJS.V ; .
WHEAT Recelnts. 72.000 bu. ; exports , 43.500
bu. : sales. 4.430.000 bu. futures , 21,000 bu. spot.
Spot mnrket weaker : No. 2 red. In store and
elevator. 62Hc ; f. o. b. . 63Vic ; No.
1 northern. Oftc : No. 1 hard. 70ic. Options
opened weak under lower cables , rains In the
northwest and foreign selling , but later rallied
partially on heavy rains in the harvest districts
nnd better cables ; closed HWHc down ; June.
closed nt C2Uc : July , GiVitt627 c. closed at Siio :
August. 63iWtBTic , closed at 637ic : September ,
6IHf 65Hc. closed nt 63c ; December , 6706Sijc ,
closed at RS C.
CORN Receipts. 52,200 bu. ; exports , 2.200 bu. ;
sales. S30.000 bu. futures , 3I.OTO bu. npot. Spot
market weaker ; No. 2. 3Hffllflo In elevator , 1640
4 < > Kc ntlnat < Option market weak on fine rains
west and sympathy with wheat , and ruled weak
nil day. closing * if > Hc decline ; June , closed at
4SVJct July. 4 viftl Kc. clo l at 46Hc ; August.
4iiv , l74e , closed at 47c ; September , 47ViOI75ic ,
close.1 nt 47c.
OATS Receipts , 151,000 bu. : sales. 333.00) bu.
futures. 20.000 bu. spot. Spot market neglected
nnd weak : No. 2. Sic : No. 2 delivered , 52c : No.
3. 52c. nominal ; No. 2 white , Bio asked : NO. 3
white , S3c. nominal ; track , mixed wsetern , S3. ? ?
Me , nominal ; track , white western , 54fj33c ; track ,
white- state , SIQ.Vic. Option market weak on
belief the short Interests In nearby months has
been eliminated ; closed HG-'c down : June , closed
at SIHc ; July. U ttJlc. clos. . < il at 13 Vic ; August ,
closeil at 3Jo : September. 263 > ; ic. closed nt Xc.
HAY E.isy on large arrivals ; shipping , 60tisc ;
co. 1 to choice. 70QSSC
HOPS Weak : state , common to choice , 9314c ;
Pacific coast , 10-815C.
HIDES Quiet : wet Halted , New Orleans , se
lected. 13 to M Ihs. . 4HtfH c ; Texis , seltctc.1. 33
to 50 Ihx. , 4if3c ; Uuenos Ay res , dry , SO to 21 Ibs. .
lOVjfillc.
LEATHER Inactive.
WOOL Slow ; domestic fleece , 132Sc ; pulled ,
PROVISIONS Reef , steady. Cut meats , quiet ;
pickled shoulders. 5Hc. Iwtrd. steady ; western
steam closetl nt J7.03 aske , ! ; June , J7.15 asked ;
July , closed at J7.30 asked ; rellned. dull ; conti
nent. JI. W ; S. A.i J7.IO ; compound , 5lifiG < i. Pork ,
Ilrm ; demand gi > l ; n-'vr mess , JU.7iIll. ' ; extra
prime. ! 1 2. 50413. 00 ; family , JH.i ijll.50 ) ; short
clear. J12.500U.U ) .
IH'TTKU Firm : state dalrj' . 12G17c.
CHEESE Weak ; part sklrns , JH3c ; full
skims. ! H 2c.
EOOS-Wfuk ; receipts , 7.133 pkgs. ; cases , J2.23
O2.73.
TALLOW Weak on large offerings.
PFrTROLEUM-iJul.'t ; United closed nt MKc ;
Washington , bbls. . JO ; rellmM New York , J3.13 ;
Philadelphia and llultlmore , } 3 ; Philadelphia and
Ualtlmore , In bulk. J2.60.
ROSIN Quiet ; strained , common to good. J1.33
(71.10.
TURPENTINE Quiet at SOV5C.
RICE oulet ; domestic , fair to extra. 4O c ;
Jatvin , H.lilSr.
MOUXSSES Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice , SHrSfe.1.
PIQ IRON null ; Scotch. JU.50-ff22.50 ; Ameri
can. jii.ootfti.eo.
COPPKR-Qulet ; lake. J3.
LEAD Qulet ; dommtlc , J3.10.
TIN Steady ; ll'J.10 bid ; platen , quiet.
SPELTEU-Steiidy ; saUs on 'Change , 10 tons
Augum tin nt JlD.GS.
COTTON SEED OIIIull ; prime crude. 29o
nskvtl ; off crude , iU Sc : yellow butter grades ,
3io , nomln.il ; choice yellow , Mtf3le : prime yel
low. 32V.crJ.lc ; jcllow uff gnid s , 31H ( Uc : prime
white , S tf37c.
s \VhiMt Markrt.
MINNEA1-OLIS. June 22-The wheat market
opened He lower for July. He lower for Septem
ber. and * ic lower or December. The decline
was due to lower cables and showers In the
northwest. The demand for cash wheat on
track was very good , nnd prices averaged
nearly the .une as yesterday. The niaiket
closed at He lower for June , Uc lower for July.
HWtie lower for September , and So lower for
l > * 4-ember , Cas.i wheat closed the name n * the
previous day. June. 62. ? ; July , G2 > * c ; September.
KHiftWOkc ; December , 6l4c. On track : Na 1
hard , MV , No. I northern. 4c ; No. 3 n rth-
crn , 62Hc.
Receipts were 10 ,2 0 bu. ; shipments. 1J.W ) bu.
The consumption by locnl mills was about li ) . ( )
bu. , which makes a neccswiry decrease In the
local supplleM of a little more than , O bu. for
lh twenty-four hour * . Flour was quiet and
flrm ut previous pr.cn. Receipts were estimated
la be below the production for the twenty-four
hour * . lYodiictlon was wtlmatnl at J3,0i ) bbl * . .
shipment * 2X.2M bbls. 1-utentn were held at
JJ.MW3.6i ) ; bakers. JS.1.W2.41. . About two-thlrd *
of the iir : e iuie of the norlhweit > et urom-
l e a flr yt ld with goo.1 mmthvr from now
forward , whlU about a Ihlri. It U ratlnuted.
will prvxluco about half an averose crop , with
f d r r ndttl ns of weather from thl * time until
Cuttoii Market.
NKW ORLKAN3. Jun 22.-COTTON-Stettdy
alet , J , J bales , receipt * . 23 bales ; eipiru ,
cxxutwUe , ITU tules. stwk. 77.611 tale * , futun * .
dull , naleii , 13.7W tolej ; June. JJ.U bid , July ,
TitO .M ; August. $ ? < > ; Seplember K l
.M. Oclotwr. J4.KH. ) . Novemtxr , ! .
U rmt > r. > 7i e7.ai , January. 1J.04 bid. Feb
ruary. J7.1J bM.
ST. IXJUtS. June4 > TTON-Qul < > j mM-
dllng. 7 * -le ; mien. ) lytli : rfrHpts. l * t le ;
shipment * . 1 ) bnlx ; to < k. Sl , l bnl .
Wmil .
nosro.V , M.IM. . Jun * Zt-The
Wool and Cotton Reporter iwy * of th wool
market : Wool was newr f > low as at prei nl ,
Th < " tcoure.1 value of w t the worM iver was
never so low a * now. The prtei of tops ihrwvl
has now reache < l the low it point f known.
In fncv of all thta the lncretu In the clip of
Australian for the sen m just closing 1.4 Mlghtly
In rxcewi of 3n .i > n Ibx. The clip of thv
River ll.itte promises an Incrwue , while tli *
clipof this country. after Inrludlng
pulle.1 wool. promlv.t to bo al ul the > ame
volume as that of 1W. Most of our wools are
now praetlcnlly on wh.it may tw lernvM a "fre
trad * bnsta. " All our medium domestic wools
grading onriuarter bloo.1 nnd b-l.iw . nre. with
duty off. and the freight and other expense- )
Added. rh ip r than any competing wo d whleh
can be laid down here from Kuroi * were wool
free to.lay. Three-elghth.i and one-half bl.iod
woils are Just about on n parity with values
abroad , while fleecer nnd territories are still
somewhat above-values fir similar wools In En -
ll h and continental market ! . . The market hn *
not Improved. Values nre uncertain nnd Very
rilnVtiU to determine In the nhsenco of d > mand.
The quotntlwi" for Ohio XX today Is 20c
nn < l illchlgan X. 17c. Th5"5 are the lowest
prices ever known for IhMe wools In this
country. Texas. California , pulled , Au tmlun !
and cnrpet wool * are all dull nnd receiving
only very limited demand. The nle < for th
week In Hoston nmount to 1 JU.WI Ibs.
domestic and 123,0 ) Ib . foreign , making n
total of 1S43 , > M Ibs. The sales sine- January
1 amount to M.9I1.SOO lb . . or 9. < W.noo lb .
lesw than for the name period n year ago. The
receipts from January 1 t" date show n de
crease of W.9SS t le domestic and 7S.7M lxi ! < s
foreign. The sales for the week In New York
aggregati * I2I,0"0 Ibs. The ml for the week In
Philadelphia aggregate 9M.9II 1I .
ST. LOUIS. June . WOOL-Flrm. un
changed.
St. Linim 4 < fiicntl .l
ST. IX5UIS , June 22. FLOf R-Qulet , un-
chanaeil.
WHK.VT Op n il Tp oft and after a small
advance ruled unsettled , cloning HfJtic below
yestenlay's final prices , news generally being
lK > nrl h ; No. 2 re < l. cash , J'Aic ; June. 5 'jC ;
July. 57c : August. MV : September , 57SR3ir.
: ORN Opened Sc below ye terday : No. 2
mixed , cash und June. Wic ; July , J3c ; Sop-
, .
OATS Wenk. lower : No. 2. cash nnd June ,
( Uic : July. 37He : August and September. SOHc.
RYE Sale of No. 2 to arrive at Uc.
I1ARLEY Nothing doing.
IIRAN Unchanged.
FLAX SEED-J1.15.
CLOVER SEEIK3i > I7.50.
TIMOTHY SEEIJ3. . & > tfl.W.
HAY rncliangnl.
llt'TTER Weak. dull , lower ; creamery. IJIJUc.
EOGS Weak : 7c.
LEAD Easier : JJ.0714.
SPELTER 13.20 ask l.
ORN MEAIJ2.10U2.i : .
WHISKY JI. 15.
COTTON TII-X Unchanged ; 9V6J1.00.
IIAOGINO Unchanged.
PROVISIONS lul t. Init higher und flrm.
Pork , standard mess , jobMnir. J13.I2H. UirU.
prime steam. J < ! .30 ; choice. JS.63ft6.77i4. Dry
salt meats. loose shoulderx. J3J ) ; longs nnd ribs ,
J4.70 ; shorts , J5.S3. ltaci > n. packed shoulders ,
J7 ; longs. 17.03 : rlb < . r.UVi : shorts. J7.6i'.j.
RECEIITS Flour. 2.W ) bbls. ; wheat , 5.0.10 bu. ;
corn. 4.1.0.X ) tin. : oats , 31. ( Ml bu.
HIMPMKNTS Flour. 3.IOO bMs. : whvut. 12.0CW
bu. ; corn , 6 , COO bu. ; oats , 2,0l bu.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 22. COFFEE-Optlcns
opened steady at unchanged to 3 points down ,
scarcely varied all day , closed quiet , unchanged
to S points down ; sales. 11.230 tiag . Including :
August. Jll. 3 ; September. JH.03ftll.10 ; October ,
J13.60 : December. J13.13. Spot coffee. Rio. qul t ;
No. 7. J16.23 ; mild , quiet ; Cordova. Jl.OiO13.30 ! ) :
sales yesterday , l.'itf ) liagH low grade. Rio basis ,
J1I.93 for No. 7 ; S.5-M Uigs Mamcalb. > . at JI7.00
17.5 > ) for fair to good ; In bond , ,000 b.igj
C. A. and 1,3"H ) bag * Saviinllla ; warehouse de-
I liveries , ypstcnLiy , 5.713 bags ; New York stock
today , 9I.41S I K ; United States stock. 114.133
bags : atloat for United States. 171. 000 bags :
visible for United States , 313,133 bags , aganst :
\m.mi bags last year.
SANTOS , June 22. Quiet : good average Santos.
JI7 : receipt ! ) . 3.flm > bngs ; stock. 19.0" * ) bags.
HAMIIURG. June 22. Dull , unchanged to ' .i
pftr. lower ; sales , 9.000 bags.
HAVRE. June 22. Opened barely Hteady , 'if
down : sales , 4.000 bags ; ut 12 m. showed a fur
ther IOSH of Vil nnd further sales. 3.0" ) bags ; 3 p.
m. Irregular ; June , unchanged ; others * 4f lower ;
further sales. 5.0 ) bngs ; closed quiet.
RIO JANEIRO. June 22. Firm : No. 7. J15.)0 )
13.00 ; excmgi : > . 9Vid ; receipts. 3.000 bags ; cleared
for United States. 10.000 bags ; stock. 12i5.000
bags. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Milwaukee .Markets.
MILWAUKEE. June 22. FLOUR Quiet.
WHEAT Lower ; No. 2 spring , 56V4C ; No. 1
northern. 64ijc ; September. MTJc.
CORN Quiet nnd lower ; No. 3. tl',4c.
OATS lo lower ; No. 2 white , 4 o ; No. 3
white. KMJWie.
HARLEY Firm : No. 2. Kc ; sample. SI Mc.
RYE Wenk r : No. 1. SOVic.
PROVISIONS Higher. Pork , J12.33. Lard.
Jfi.77.
Jfi.77.RECEIITS
RECEIITS Flour , 3.900 bbls. : wheat. 8.500 bn. ;
barley. 1.600 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 30) bbls. ; wheat , none ;
barley , none. _
Kansas City .llarkuts.
KANSAS CITY. June EL-WHEAT 'i ? le
lower : No. 2 hard , 53c ; No. 2 red , OUV8S2V.C ;
No. 3 red , 45631c ; rejected. 4I0I6C.
CORN Quite Ilrm ; mlxe < l. Ho lower ; No. 2
mixed. 3i36".c ! ; No. 2 white. SS'iRlOc.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 mixed. 4l@l3c ; No. 2
white. 4 il7c.
1IUTTER Weak ; creamery. 14J13c ( ; dairy. 1 !
Clle.
EGGS Very dull at 7c.
RECEIPTS Wheat. IS cars ; com , 33 cars ;
oats , 4 cant.
SHIPMENTS None
Liverpool Maructfl.
LIVERPOOL. June 22. WHEAT Close :
Firm : demand good ; No. 2 red winter , 4s 8V4d.
CORN Steady ; demand moderate ; new mixed
spot , Ss 3d : futures , steady ; demand moderate ;
June. 3s 3d ; July , 3s 9Ud ; August , 3s 3 'id.
FLOUR Steady ; demand moderate : St. Louts
fancy winter , 5s 9d.
PROVISIONS Lard , easy : demand poor : spot ,
33s ; futures , no demand. Pork , dull : demand
poor : prime mess western , CSs 3J ; prime mess
medium. 36s 3d. _
Sugar .Market.
NEW YORK , June 21. SUGAR Raw. flrm :
sales. 117 bags Muscovado. S3 test , at 2 li-ISc ;
2,100 bags centrifugal. K tes ( . at 3Hc , ex-store ;
3,500 bngs molasses. 83 test , at 2 9-l5c. ex-store ;
retlned. fairly active ; mould A. 4H I 9-lCc ; pow
dered , 4li8l 11-160 ; granulated , 4 3-16c ; cubes ,
4K I 9-16c.
LONDON. June 22. SUGAR-Cane. steady ;
little doing ; centrifugal , Java , 14s 3d ; Musco
vado , fair refining. 12s fid.
Manchester Textile * .
NEW YORK. June 22. Very hot weather In
terrupted the demand , and both Inquiry and
demand were on a very moderate scale. There
was no general request marked , yet there was
gome demand for gingham. , prints , dress goods
nnd other autumn specialties , but new business
was lighter than usual because of weather con
ditions. Print cloth was dull at 2 11-lSc for
64 squares. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
UH .Mnrkets.
OIL CITY. Pa. . June 2i. National Transit cer
tificates opened at S'J'i ; highest.8r > * i ; lowest.
83K ; closed. 8 ; ; clearances. II.W ) bbls. ; ship
ments. O > .4'J3 bbls. ; runs. 37.136 bbls.
PITTSIIURO. Pa. , June 22. National Transit
certificated opened nt SWi ; closed at 83S ; high
est , S3i ; lowest. S' > \ ; no sales.
I'corln Grain Market.
PEORIA. Juno 22.-CORN-Market quiet and
p > my ; No. 2. 40'.4c.
OATS Market active nnd lower ; No. 2 , 45Uffl
47o : No. 3 white. 4Mi04 Kc.
WHISKY Market steady ; high wine basis.
Duluth Wheat .Market.
DULUTH. June 22. WHEAT Close , lower :
No , S hard. cosh. June nnd July , TC ; No. 1
northern , cash , June and July , C2 c ; September ,
61Sc ; Decemlier. 62Tc ; No. 2 northern , cash.
53'4c ; No , 3. W c ; rejected , 3"c " ; to arrive. No. 1
northern. C4Hc. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Fruit Marknt.
CHICAGO , June 22. The Earl Fruit company
sold California fruit at auction thU morning
realizing prices as follows : Cherries , still show
ing ruin damage , mostly soft , lui.t order. 4tJ
730 ; nprlcitn. receipts extremely heavy , 6330c ;
peaches ,
Now York Dry CooiH Market.
IiraTER , June 22.-CI ) TH AND
AR.SS Demand poor ; prices barely steady ;
( locks accumulating. '
Frisco U'licat Miirkut.
SAN FRANCISCO , Juno 22 WHBAT-Eosy :
December , 1.09ii ; new Bsllers , tlMK.
STOCKS AM ) IIONDS.
There Was Increaieil Activity | n IhuSccnrlty
Market Yen tor day.
NKW YORK. June 22. There was In-
creageil activity In tbe stock market today ,
but It was ilue to a selllnfj movement , which
was communicated to a goodly portion of the
list ami which was based on the continuance
of the gold export movement , the rather
bail showing of the Vamlerbllt roails and the
absence of buyers to take up the stock
offered. The total exports of gold for the
week. Including the JJ,500 , < XM which goes out
tomorrow , brings the total up to nearly
J.S.000,000. which Is the greatest amount
shipped In any one week since the begin
ning of the year. The subtrea'jury furnished
the specie for export tomorrow , but It Is to
be reimbursed by tbe banks. The process
of returning to the subtreasury the gold
which Is withdrawn by shippers Is very slow.
Up to ( his afternoon oply fSQO.OOO in gold
had been sent Into the subtreasury of the
gold taken for shipment Thursday. U Is
said , however , that arrangements are now
completed to return the specie more
promptly. Tbe banks gained largely In cur
rency this we k from the Interior movement ,
the net receipts being estimated at | 3GOO.QOO ,
At the opening of the Stock exchange tbe
market was weak. Sugar , which was put
H Per cent up on moderate sales , fell off 1
per cent , and for a while was held within
a small fraction of. the lower figures , but
on the receipt cf buying orders from Wash
ington the stock took an upward turn , ad
vancing 3 per ont > to 93U- There was no
particular new * to" ffect the stock and the
purchasing movtriibat wai not apparently
engineered by the ldslJo clique , which had
beren bulling the utiares. In the later deal-
Infis a reaction oi. 1 p r cent took place ,
followed by a , final rally of ' .i per cent , mak
ing a gain on the-day of tj per rent. The
grangers were fairly active , with St. Paul In
the lead. The fluctuations In tlurllngton &
Qulncy. Rock Islandand St. Paul were kept
within a limit ofper cent , and lost from
Vi to i per centSufom yetsterday's closing
figures. Northwest broke IVi per cent to
104& and raljledH' pr cent at the close.
Considerable Atehfcon stock was brought out
today , the hoJ ! rs being unwilling to meet
the assessment levied on the shares by the
plan of reorganization. A new low Isvel was
i established In the stock today , which touched
' * 7/i , a decline of Hi per cent from last
night. During the last hour the market was
unsettled , but at the close was Improving.
The bond market has been generally heavy
nil day.
The Evening Post's London cablegram says :
The chairman of the London Atchlson bond
holders' committee has resigned , owing to
the nature of the reorganization scheme. The
published details of the scheme enual the
worst anticipations , but It may pass , though
fears of foreclosure by the 4 per cent bond
holders exist. Hut the whole Atch
lson business , from first to last ,
utterly disgusts English holder * . The
stock markets were Idle nnd Americans
were flat , led by Atchlson. but the closing
was above the worst. Market operators
prognosticate no real recovery In Americans
this year.
The following are the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
un
13U
4
ISM
ItiU
it !
C7K
SI )
C. A.K. I. pM. " Oiimsuirar KeUnwy. . . I'S '
Hockmc Valley. . 174iTenn. Coal A Iron 1U
lU.Contral fMl I Texan Pacific. . . .
St. p.AUiitmh. . . . ' T. A O. Cent , pfd. . 0
K.A T. pfd Union Pacific
LnkoErleA W. . . U. S. Express CO
do pfd. . . Ufi W.St. L.AP l-H *
Lake Shore do pfd -
U'-wl Trust Wells Fanro Ex. . 11U
Loutsvlll.'AN. . . . Western Union. . . 8r
Louisville AN. A. 0 W.A L. K > K
Manhattan Con. . . lir.B do pfd 434
B M A St. L. .
.Mlclifir.inCent. . . . fWX'D. XR. G
Mo.Piicltlc'S.M G. K -
JIoblloA Ohio. . . . Irt N.L
NiishvllluChat. . . 70 jC. P.A I S"
National Cordayu. 32 { do nfd
do pfd SiJvH.AT. C
N. J. Central IdOHiT. A. A. A N. M. . . H
N. AW. pfd CO T. St. L. AK. C. . . . i
North Am. Co "HHi do pfd 8
The total sales of .stocks today were 15.,212
shares. Including : .Jtchtsun , li.SW ; American
Huiriir. W.W ) ; UurlltiKton , 7.S : ClilcaKJ Gas.
10S ; Distillers nrfl CattlefeeiJers , 3 , . > : Erie.
6.110 ; Oeneral Hlectrii * , 5.101) : I > JUlavlIlc * Nash
ville. C.IOO ; MlMoarl' ' Pacific , 10.2i ; National
Lead eiimpany. 3.t > : New York Central. 3.i > :
St. Paul , 1J.SOO ; Union 1'aclllc. C.700 ; Western
Union , 6e . (
New York , Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 22. MONEY OS CALL
Easy at 1 per centil st loan , 1 per cent ; closed.
1 per cent.
1'IUMK MERCANTILE PAPER : % 3tH per
STERLING EXCJiANGE Firm , with actual
business In banker * " bills at JI.8Uvi for demand
and tit JI.87H for sixty days ; posted rates. JI.S3H
< ? 4.90 ; commercial Mils. 14 S < i.
SILVER CERTIFICATES-IH9KC.
GOVERNMENT IJONDti Quiet. State bonds ,
dull. i '
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
O S.OsreK 11H D. A. R.G. 7s
U.S. Cscoup 117fi D. AR.G. 4s
U.S.4sre ? Tia Erie inds
IT. S. 4s coup. G. U. AS A. Us. . . 100
U. S. 'Jsreff. Ul ) do TH
PaclflcUaof ' 'J3. . . 1HOH n. AT. C.5S urn
Ala. Class A 103 do GH ' 105VJ
Ala. Class tl | M. K. A'T. 1st 4 ? . .
Ala. Class C | .M. K. AT. 2(1 4s. . 40
Currencies Mutual UnlonUs' . 113
La. Now Con. 4s. . ttj N. J. Cent. Gen. 5 * 113H
Missouri Us KM ) No. Pac. Ista 111S
N.C.tia 124 Nc Pac. 2nas 73H
do Ib- y.Vi. Consols. . . . 140
S. C. nonfund doS. F. IVb. us. llOh
Tenn. new set fis. R. O. W. Ists 07K
Tenn. new st 3s. St. P Consols 78. . 129
Tenn. now 8 t ys. St. P. C. A P. W. S3
Tenn. old ( is 60 SI.L.A IM.Gen.5s. TO
Va. Centuries 304 S. L. A S.F. G n. Us Utt
dodafenxHl 7 4iTex. Pac. lat 81
Atchlaon . 73 ' do 2s 22
Atchlson 2s A. . . . 'Mil D. P. l.sH of 1)0. ) . 103
Canada So. 2ndH. . 103 West Shore 4a 105H
Ccn. Pae. lnt Vj.
Hoi ton Stock Quotation ? .
BOSTON. Juno 2-J. Call loans. IM per cent :
time loans. 'JM'3M per cent. Closlnj prices for
stockB. bonds and mlnln
Sun FrancUco Mining Quotation * .
SAN FRANCISCO , Juno 22. The official clo ln ?
quotations for mlnuij mocejtuny wjrjn fji-
IOWH :
Alta IH ( ioulil i Curry. . . . r > U
Belcher Ut ) IIala& Norcroas. . . 50
Ik'Ht A. Itelcher. . . . . 05 Mexican 140
Bodlo Con 87 Ophlr 1110
Ittilwer 7 I'oto.sl HO
Chollar 23 Savage : I3
Con. Cat. & Va 2HO Sierra Nevada 04
Crown Point 55 Union Con 3:1 :
EtircKaCun 05 Yellow Jacket 40
New York Mining ( jaotitlnn ) .
NEW YORK. Juno 21. . The followlu ? arj the
closing mining quoutlous :
Cholor. 13 Plymouth 10
Crowu Point. . . . 45 Slerm Nevada 00
Con. Oil. & Va. . . . 203 Standard 181)
Uuoilwood SO Union Con 40
Gould & Curry 7U Yellow Jacket. . . . H3
IIalo& Norcrosd. . 00 Iron Silver. 10
HomiMtake 1230 Quicksilver 223
Mexican 70 do preferred 1300
Ontario. BOO Bulwer 1'J
Ophlr 175
I-ondon Stock Market.
LONDON. June 23. t p. m. cloaln ; :
Consols.money 101 S-li > | Muxlcan ordinary. 17
CUIIHOK auc'nt 101 5-10 St. Paul com tiO
Caiiadlan Paclllc. . OSH'N. ' V. Centnil 100
Erie 12,4 IVnnsylvanla 00
Erlo''ds 71 'KeaillmT '
Ilia. Central OUXiMox. Con , now 4s. 07
. BAR SII.VElt-2MT d i r ounce.
MONEY v ; percent.
The rate of discount In thnnpcu market fo > * both
Bliortand tlireo month V liUlu li I 1-10 iwr cent.
l-'Jmuiclul NutcJ.
I10STON. June 22.-Cleartngs , J11.S10,303 ; bal
ances , ji.wi.wi. ;
IIAUTIMORE. June 22.-Clearlnss. Jl. 557,822 ;
balances , J2S.S 7.
NKW YORK. June 2i Clearings. dJKj,717 ;
balances , J3.612.10i.
PARIS , June 2 ! . Three per cent rente * , IWf
< " > o fur the account , i
PHILADELPHIA , June 22.-CIearlnss , ja.OlO.-
31 ; balann ? * , Jl. Ul , 8,17. ,
IX5NDON , June E. The price of gold at
Uuenos Ayres today , 233.
.MKlll'lliy , June 22.-New York exchamro fell-
Inc at Jl. Itank clearings , | 1G9U3 ; balances ,
CINCINNATI. June 22.-Money , 2HOS per cent.
New York exchange. 60ftCc premium. Hank
clearings. JI.WI,0 > H.
NKW ORIKANS. June 22-Clmrlnirs. IVttSX.
New York excitant ? ? , cummerclal , Jl premium ;
bank. JL& ) premium.
SAN KIt\NCISCO , June 2i-Draft , Uht ,
124 < r ; telegraphic , lie. Silver bar * , (3c. ( Mexi
can dollar * . 5H/SIc. !
KT. Ul'IR. June tt Clwirlnwi. J3.K1.W ) ; Kil-
amva. JIS.iJ7. Mney. dull , M/7 p-r cvnt. Kx-
chanxv un New York. TSc ( mmlum bid , 9c
aski-l ,
CHIl'AaO. June 23. New York cxchanse. 75c
premium. Clmrlni ; * , ! ll ) .i J. Punflgn ex.
cliaiixe. dull. Sterling exchange , actual , Jl.8I i
IVIirnt Daiuacnl by Kaln ,
KANSAS CITY , June S. Dispatches
from Kansas , Indian Territory and Okla
homa state thr.t It has been raining hard
for the past twelve hours , and that the
heavy rains of late will make lmpo slble
the harvesting of wheat that la still standIng -
Ing In the He Ms. and will work great InJury -
Jury to It not entirely ruin the wheat In
shock.
Go to Courtlani ! . cool , refreshing.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ar other Day of Li'glit Receipts Shows a
Great Falling Off for the Week.
CATTLE TRADE SOMEWHAT IMPROVED
Dealers ( let l.lttlc Nearer Together Over
the Mrngvr Ottering * Hug * I'cot
the KrTect of Light Supply
anil Strong Demand.
FRIDAY , June 22.
Receipts of alt kinds of stock continue
light , the decrease so far this week , com
pared with last , amounting to 4,300 cattle ,
11,500 hogs and 4,70) sheep.
Dealers were disappointed both at the
quantity and quality of the offerings of
cattle. There was little change In the mar
ket worthy of note. All classes of buyers
displayed Indifference , and , while It was pos
sible to realize fully steady prices for desir
able light and medium weight beeves , the
heavier grades were In very poor request
and thin , grassy stock hard to move at any
price. It was a dull , dragging trade through
out and there were some , mostly common
cattle , still In first hands at the close.
The cow.market was practically unchanged.
Dry fed stock ruled firm and grasscrs very
weak. Calves were In poor demand , even
at very low prices , and the market for rough
stock was no better.
Stockers and feeders were slow sale , and If
anything prices ruled a shade easier. There
was not a very extensive country demand ,
and , on account of the dullness In the fat
cattle market , all classes of dealers were
bidding lower. Only a moderate volume of
business was transacted. Good to choice
feeders are quotable at $3.1503.40 ; fair to
good , J2.80S3.10 ; common to poor at from
$2.75 down. Representative sales :
DRESSED UECF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ay. . Pr. No. Av Pr
TEXAS CATTLE.
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
20 steers . 1073 J3 fO
COI.ORADO.
21 cows . 7S3 1 63
HOGS The market felt the falling off In
receipts and the Increase In the shipping
demand today. Trade ruled active and
prices averaged fully a dime higher than
Thursday. There was a more favorable tone
to advices from Chicago , and all classes of
buyers were out early after supplies. Choice
heavy and butcher hogs brought $4.85 and
common light and light mixed stuff sold
down at $4.70. Most of the ordinary loads
weighing 240 and over brought $4. SO and
for the lighter grades $4.75 'was ttie popu
lar figure. The market was active from the
start and firmed up as the morning ad
vanced , closing very strong. Host of the
hogs changed hands at $4.75 and $ I.SO.
Thursday's trading was largely at from $4.63
to $4.70 and a week ago today the bulk of
the receipts went over the scales at from
$4.55 to $4.63. Representative sales :
SHEEP None were received , and appar
ently not a great many wanted. The mar
ket lo In very bad shape and prices as low
ns they have been In over a year. Fair to
good natives ore quotable at J2.7503.25 ;
fair to good westerns , $2.503.00 ; common
and stock sheep , $2.0082.25 ; good to choice
40 to 100-lambs , $2.5003.75.
Kecelptt nuil Dltpotltlim of Stock.
Official receipts and disposition o ( stock as
shown by the books of the Union Htock YarJs
cmnp.iny for the twenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock p. in. , June 22 , 1S3I :
RECEII'fa
Cart. Head.
Cattle . 45 1,263
Heir . 82 5lc
Horses arvl mule * . ' 4 ! )3 )
DISPOSITION.
nuyers. Cattle. Hoi ; . Sheep.
Omaha IMcklne company. . . lr ) 1.1'J'i
U. H. Ilamnumd company. . Ill 761
Kwlft ami company . 113 1.113
Cudahy IMcklng company. . . 73 72
Jolin I1. S-iuIr * & Co . SIS
It. Il ck r & IK'Ken . 41
Hwlft. from Knnan * City. . . . 121
C'hlcutffi P. P. Co . 631
Cudahy Ilros . l.Wl
I * ll < > cker . 2 *
.Shippers and fivilers . 336 li >
l tl over . 4W
Total . 1,216 C.M7
NUM- York l.l o Stork .tliirknt.
NK\V YOItK. Jon n. IU-KVKS-It : < crlpt ,
2.IU litvul ; : > ; ran on ali > : market uloir ; a stride
lower : nntlvf Hteera. chulcv , JI.7J ( jer 100 Uw. ;
K l to prime. IMM/1.60 : medium to fair. } I,2U
4. 3 ; Inferior. 3.5ifl.l ; Inferlur to ROO ! "culls. "
n.K f)4. : > ; 01. n , S2.50&3.73 : | > ior to Knixl IjullH.
I2.3363.2S : Inferior dry cown , K.23. Kunp'on
ruble * quote Amerlcim tcers at 9"iJl'4c " ' ) iwr 111. .
ilroase.1 weight , rsfrlBcrator l f ut 7'tft c i > r
Ih. : no rx | > rti Inlay ; tomorrow , 1.7S2 bevvn.
& sheep , nnd S. * ) qu.irterii of t nf.
lAI VKS Hece.'pta , none ; market * \nw \ , but
teady ; veals , mwliutn to prime. SI.iOb5.25 per
1" " ll . : buttermilk calve * . 2.i l.S7H.
HHKHI1 AND I.AMIIS Itmliit * . .l )0 ) lioail ; 33
car * on wile : market dull , lower , except on
cholcti l.mibj ; Hheep. p r to | > rlin , Jl.j'VfirJ.J ) ;
lamlM. onlln > iry to choice. } l.j ! < > i 5.73 ,
IIOOH-ltmti.pU. J.0i head ; weak at | i.00 5.2i
iwr 10i ) | b . _
St. l.oulH l.ivu Stork .Market.
KT. IXlfS. | June St-rATTI.K-He > lpl ,
1.1 head ; * hlpm nta , UH head. Maikvt ( twidy
In stronir. Native t * rs gcarce and price *
nominally uncli.inK l : Te a ter . ) to lr/0
KM. , t2.6ift3.13 : cow * und helfem , JL7i62.li ) ; na-
llv cow . J2.23.
1IOC3S Itecrlpti. 3 , ' ) head ; ( hlimients. 3.SOO
ie.-nL Market itronK , t'V llUh-r : top nllce.
J5 for henvy ; liulk of Kileii. Jl.ii.Xj'l SV
SIIKKI > Uen-lptii. S > M liMxl ; lOilp
head , ll.trket utmuly , price * numlnjl.
Kaiua * City l.ltn Mtock ) Inrk t.
KANSAS CTTY. June Jt-0.\TTI.K-Il clpl .
2. & hw1 ; uhlpmenti , lli tien'1. ' Uuikel Heuly
U Xrutix ; Teiu l r . C 2-Mll U. Texa * cow * ,
IlliX.l * ! . | vcf ifrn. J l'K/l.TU , native cw
tl 2SO3.S9 ; atocken and feiil i * . tl Kt/3.4) ; tull * .
tl.VH/3 TV
ihlpments. 4
h-sil. Market S0IV M h ; hulk of | M. tl TS
l t : limvl > > fi. ll. > 9l.9tH : pnrkrr * . II.XMtl.MH >
mliml. tl.7Vtl.)7H : llKhi * . JI.TW ; Yorker * .
I . * W4. . plKJ. I4.90P4.70.
HHKKI'- -rlrt , TOD h > t ; ihtpments. 1
hntd. Market
CIHCAdO l.tVK 8TOUH.
TlicrjVm n Mntvrlitlty t.lRhtor Supply nf
frttllc.
HIIOACIO. JuneTh re wna a m lwl.Mly
Huhter uppljr of cattle In the ynnln tod.ty thun
oppn - I the market ) -wtenlay iivlVedne -
itay , t < ii fir us price * were otmcwnul , little
chnngr wa nppar nL Heiivy 9te n . no mnttfr
h w peed , were nrjtlectPd nnJ weak. whll for
fAlr to prime light nnd medium welxMii the
market was mther utmnsr. ttiles wer * prlncl-
pnltjr at from U.0 In II.CO for itrers , with from
13 to 11.75 the nnnc nf nuotntfcms for tlr < > .vTl
Nvf nnd Mpi > tn . Oow nrxl bulls old prlncl-
prtlly nt from 11.73 to It. mid mlm of Tetns
entile. < > f wlilch the receh'ts wer ntmit iftiO
lieail.IT - on n Itijils nt tmni 11.34 to tl.TI for
Inferior tn cliolcf. Tht cult mnrk t m > easy
lit frutn $3 to II.7S , nml rtotkera were dull at
from St to .sn.
Ailes of cholc * ' ti i\y rKM ? " were mute at from
13.10 tn K.li ImlAy end then- wore ! nl * of
n ) ttnl lljht nl from II.M to > .V I'ommon to
Bool tcmdes irode n like mUn , the nve-n e ml-
\ance b lntr qtioteil at I * . ' | wr H" ) UK. The
held-over Itocs und the frvsh ret elpts Coinblnetl
msilc a supply of not more tlmn Jl.i hnl , and
th.it number wnx nil iiwiillowed up tvfurv 9
o'clock , the demanit tflnc more than tMually
iilinrp. The article did not need to be very RI |
to bring ns much as S ! . > ' . nnd the k-rcsler put
of the h nvv nnd meillum wolshts brnuRht from
II.W tn 11.33. Snles of llsht were prlnclpHlly nt
from II.U to ll. 5. CVimnmn slult chnn ed hands
nt from SI 70 to SI.7S , nnd there were iMlei nf
culls nt fmm 1 to SI.50 . Hrcelpts for nve
days cif IhH week nmount to Kl.fi" ) . or
l.0 ) le s than for the corrwiKindlnK ll e rtiyn
of Inst w.-rk. nnd 30u ) nn < re limn In IWi This
month's nit-lpts will K-nt the refinl f.ir June.
The ileprxiwlon characterUInc the he.'ii m.tr-
ket Inst w.H > k u-a not dispelled tmtlt Mondiiy.
There hni t wn sonustrenijthenln * of values ,
the rnmre of io > l.iy'n quot.ulons belns from 2V
to IS.nliovp the lowest prlct-s of ln t wei-k. Hut
the m.irkct Is still from 11.75 to tl per It ) Ib * .
lower than nl thi < hluhest time thU s-iison. and
ncnrly tlmt much lower than nt this time Inst
year , when the Iwst qualities wore s-tltni : nnmnd
J3.25. ( Son.1 tit choice sheep nre now worth from
H to f3. ; < > nnd iKior to fair nre quoted at from
II to li.'xl. fiirlns l.itnbs niv plentiful nt fnim
12.75 to 11.73. The bulk of lost xvifk's bustn.'M *
was done nt fmm $2.2" to | 3 for sheep and at
from t-1.30 tn 11.30 for lamb * .
UKi'KIITri-t'nttle. 4.a henil : calve * . 50)
hend ; hoin * . 13.Oik ) liend ; sheep , 1,000 hr.id.
The Pvenlm ; Journal repot I * :
I'ATTr.B Ilcivlpn. I.OfO head. Market un-
clmnged : prime to , extra native steers. II..VXI
4.60 ; meillum. ll.2i > CI 40 ; others. J3.7Jfr3.3S : Tei-
HOlJrf Receipt * . 19.00) heail. ll.ukrt nctlve
an < l Iiirl3c higher ; nm h heavy. ( LOW 1.50 :
packers anil mlxiil. Jl.7wffl.93 ; primp hv > - nml
tmtcher welKht.i. C.OOtfl.lJ : assorted llithts. JI.S )
01.9-1.
SHKEP ANI > I .MIIS-Rwiflpts. l.l ) hoa.l.
Marki-t unfhTncol ; top nhovp , $3.COr3.W ; top
lambs , $ I.JO I.M. !
Stock In StlRlit.
Reconl of receipts at live stock nt the four
principal yards for Friday , June 22 , 1S9I :
Cattle. HUIM. Sheep.
Poulh Omaha 1.2S9 6.lv5
Chlonco 4.0M 19.000 4.0CO
Knn .i.i City 2.3W 5,300 70)
HI. I iuN 1.000 2.VOO S'X )
Totals J.2'3 32.7S 5,500
ET.KS .IT ATI IXTIO UIT\ .
Griinil Secr < > t : ry Smpcnilcd nml it Tctnpor.
iiry Snccrs oriKilnt | | < > d.
ATLANTIC CITY. X. J. . June 22. In the
erand lodge of Elks a resolution to elect
delegates from the floor of subordinate
lodges Instead of selecting the last exalted
ruler was tabled. A charter was
granted to the lodge at Moundsvllle , 0. , and
a board of grand trustees was empowered
to suspend the grand secretary from the
functions of his olllce , and to appoint his
successor pro tern. It was decided that a
majority of the committee on laws and ap
peals shall consist of lawyers , their appoint
ment to be subject to the grand lodge ap
proval. A report was adopted that u per
capita tax may be sent to the grand
secretary by checks made payable to the
grand treasurer.
The grand lodge at Its afternoon sosslon
received the reports of committees , after
which they fixed the salary of the secretary
at $1.000 a year and appointed -committee
to prepare and report a now constitution at
the next annual meeting. The charter
of tbe Springfield , Mass. , ledge was revoked
and a charter granted to Atlantic City lodge.
E. U. Squires of Cleveland , O. . who was sus
pended by Grand Eminent Uuler Apperly.
was reinstalled. Grand officers were then
elected as follows : Grand exalted ruler ,
Edwin B. Hay. Washington , U. C. ; grand
esteemed leading knight , William G. Myers ,
Philadelphia ; grand esteemed loyal knight ,
I ) . M. Allen , Birmingham , Ala. ; grand es
teemed lecturing knight. John W. White.
Chicago ; grand secretary , George A. Reyn
olds , Saglnaw ; grand treasurer , William
Bechtel. Omaha ; grand filer , L. F. Newklrk ,
Philadelphia ; grand trustees , William C.
Vanderllp , Boston ; Joseph W. Laubc , Rich
mond. Va. ; P. J. Campbell , Baltimore ; chap
lain. Rev. Henry G. Perry of Chicago.
The grand lodge then adjourned , to meet
In this city July 10 , 1895.
TO nErKLW THE SOUTH.
.Meeting Held In New York City with that
Object In Vljivr.
NEW YORK , June 22. A large number
of southern business men. selected by the
various governors , boards of trade and
chambers of commerce throughout the
south , met at the Fifth Avenue hotel
to discuss the subject of southern trade and
development with the New York business
men who are financially interested In those
matters. The meeting was called on the
Initiative of General R. B. Dyer , president
of the Southern Immigration and Industrial
congress held at Augusta recently , and of
Serator Patrick Walsh of Georgia. Captain
Hugh R. Garden was chosen chairman of the
meeting and Charles J. IJayno of the
Augusta , Ga. , Chronicle , secretary.
Twelve states were represented. Letters
of regret were read from Governor Northen ,
Senator Walsh , ex-Uepresentatfvo S. M. Fel-
ton of Georgia , and others. Secretary Hoke
Smith addressed the convention. The con
vention endorsed the plan for a permanent
exhibition of , southern products at Washing
ton , a bill for which Is pcudtng In congress ;
the centennial celebration of the city of
Baltimore In 1S06 ; the cotton states exposi
tion In Baltimore the same year , and the
short exhibition that It Is proposed will be
held this year In Richmond.
SIX FIKKMKX IIUKT.
Crushed Under KallliifVulU of a lIurnliiK
Cotton Warehouse.
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 22. Six firemen
were Injured by being crushed under falling
walls of the cotton warehouse of Burr Bros.
In Southwater street , which was destroyed
by fire. They are.
Joseph Hart , seriously cut and crushed.
Jamea Shenan , ribs broken.
Frank Burns , slightly Injured.
Robert Ualton. back badly Injured.
Robert J. Graily , contused wounds on the
back.
Milt Sweeney , foot injured.
Shenan's condition Is serious. The loss ex
ceeds $30.000.
AUBURN , N. Y. , June 22. Fire destroyed
the broom shop , the woodworking depart
ment and the novelty shop of the Auburn
prison. LOSB. $40,000. The prisoners were
taken out safely.
tVliooph'K Cough ,
There Is no danger from this disease when
Chamberlain's Cough remedy 1s freely given.
It liquefies the tough mucus and aids ex
pectoration. It also lessens the severity
and frequency of the paroxysms of coughIng -
Ing , and Insures a speedv recovery. There
Is not tbe least danger In giving It to chil
dren vor babies , a * It contains no injurious
tubstanco. 25 and 50-cont bottles for sale by-
all druggists.
Niitloinl UnilrrnrrltcM A * oclitlou
CHICAGO. June 22. At the convention of
the National Association of Underwriter *
Philadelphia was chosen as the place
for holding the next annual meeting. Offi
cers were elected as follows : President. K.
H. Plummer of Philadelphia ; ; eoretiry ,
George F. Hadley of Now York ; treasurer.
C. M. Weldenfeler ; executive committee.
George P. Haskell of New York , Joseph
Aahliroak of Philadelphia W. T. Gage of
Detroit. Ben Williams of Chicago and II. L.
Shepard of St. Paul.
unions Colic.
Those who are subject to attacks of tbU
disease will bo Interested In the experience
of Mrs. F ; Butler of 22 Flllmore street ,
Falrhaven , Conn. She sayi : "I suffered for
weeks with colic and pains In my stomach ,
caused by biliousness , One-half teaipoouful
of Chamberlain's Chollc , Cholera and Dlar-
rnoea remedy effected a cure. For sale by
all druggists.
Elegant music tonight Courtland beach.
PROSPEROUS AND ACTIVE
Manufacturers and Consumers Association of
Nebraska in Good Condition.
SUMMING UP FOR THE LAST NINE MONTHS
Secretary llnlnic * Shows the ltu lne Don *
anil Deicnnt * un the I'.fTorts nmt Hue *
rc * of the OrKiuilJuttlon
About the lliiiuucts. |
Secretary Holmes of the Manufneturcr *
un.l C' > Vt i > er * assoclntton lias compiled M
report i-overliiR tlu > last nine months' , show-
In : ; the condition of that organization. At
the | iti ! > rtit time the association numbera
liil member ? , pentteml all over the state ,
Rd-1 according to the statement of Its otll *
corn vns never In so nourishing n condi
tion. The following nre the llgures , show-
I UK the financial condition :
MI Tll nemn expense * . S S)3 K
Kent . . . S13.W
State fair exhibit . XU.3I
Salary . t.SM.oo
1'rlntlnE . M.M
Traveling expenses . . 22I.G5
- - $ : ,7
' .Abets on Imnd . 39.
Fixtures .
l' h . 31
Klrst National Imnk , to order trwisurer . Stl
Accounts recvlvnMr ( monthly dues ) .
Subscriptions due on sp lni fund ( llrst
monthly payment ) . , . 2.V > .
Hutacrlptlons to ttwlal fund ( not due ) . I.77i.
Total . t 7,037. M
Monthly dues paid In adtnncc . I 23,04
Membership . , . . 111.01
Monthly dues . S.5I2 OJ
I'roflt nnd loss . 2CO.r9
Special fund . 2.rti > .03
Interest . . . . IS CO
Dills payable . 220.94
Total . t T/OjTci
From this statement It will IKJ noticed
that the association hast on Imnd J3I6. 12 In
Ciinh nnd In the bank nnd $ S > > .05 due and
uncultocted from members , also a special
fund cf $2,130 subscribed for n series of
home Industry banquets ,
The olllcers of the association express
themselves as highly pleased with this
showing. However , tlu % feature which ap
pears to give them the greatest amount
of satisfaction Is the spirit of harmony
nnd enthusiasm among thfl members. "Wa
nre now so thoroughly organize * ! , " remarked
the secretary , "that nil we have to do Is
tn call u meeting and decide upon a certain
line of action , und Immediately every man
ufacturer In every city In the state takes
hold or the work with a will and pushes
It unti : the object Is attained. There are
none to hold back or object , us the Interests
of our 15:1 : members are all Identical tn the
mutters covered by our association. Ono
of the results of our association of which
we are especially proud Is the friendly
fooling that has been enuendered between
the business men of the different cities nnd
towns of the state. Now that times iiro
rather dull wo are working harder than
ever to make up for the shrinkage In bust-
ness by Increasing the consumption of Ne-
brnsk.i goods by Nebraska people. "
The first of what Is to be a series of ban
quets to be held In the different cities at
the st.ito will take place In Nebraska City
July 13. The banquet will be given to tha
retail merchants and business men of tha
city by the Manufacturers association. The
object Is to bring the manufacturers nnd
merchants Into closer acquaintance. On
this occasion the jobbers of the state have
also been Invited to be present as the
guests of the manufacturers. The jobbers
of Omaha are planning to make an excur
sion over the Missouri Paclllc line In July ,
and they have been asked to time their
trip so as to reach Nebraska City on tha
evening of the banquet.
Sea the jugglers Courtland beach.
T hought Death rrrfernblo.
GALVESTON. Juno 22 , William Foster.
who was seized with convulsions while un
dergoing a surgical operation at the Secly
hospital and whoso vitality ran down so tow
that life had to be maintained by artificial
respiration , found that he had lost the power
of speech as well as of hearing. On leaving
the hospital Footer thought that without
these faculties life was not worth living and
started toward the bay with the Intention of
drowning himself. Two mounted officer *
arrived In time to see Foster throw himself
Into the slip. He was fished out and sub
sequently taken home.
DeWltt's Witch Hszsl Satve cures ulcers.
DeWItt's Witch Hazel Salve cures pile * .
ItKAI.TV
INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 22 ,
ISO I :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
llattlc Martin and husband to J I ! Smltti.
lot II , block ! ) , " Omaha t J.OO )
Ilrldeet Quealy nnd husband t3 H I' Cady.
s 22 feet lot 1. block 167 , Omaha 12.0M
D It Thomas and wife tn C I. Thomas , tr. .
lots 3 and ' 11. block S , tut 19. block 1. West
Cumins aild. : lot 1. block 10. West
Albright ; lot 21 , block 2 , lots 17 and 2:1. :
block-4. Maync's add. : lot 10. block 2 ,
lots 3 and 9. block B , West Side ; lot U.
black Z , Patterson's subdlv In Him-
baugh'a add EX
QUIT CLAIM DRKDS.
W A R llek nnd wife to J II' Trenerry ,
lot 3. TroioM'H subdlv I
Same to A B Ityan. lot 4. same 1
DEIDS.
Master In chancery to J } Adams ; lot 6 ,
block 5. Dupont I'laco ; latn IS and 16.
block 137 , Orandvlew ; lota CS to CO. Nor
wood park 4 2.700
Total amount of transfers JH.2J1
MMK <
EBISTEREDi
Made a well
Man of
TilK I
HINDOO REMEDY
ror.DccuTim ABOVE _ _
! H > II.TH ! In BO1IAVH. CuriiTail '
Xemua lll unKux , fr'MIIntMemorr. .
' " . U.3le ph5 ncMWeakn
ucti ; . , - * - -
* UM > l.by | ia tabu * aandciulclilr butinrrTyreitoni
.o.t X inl.ood Id old or yoima. Ko.illy carried In VMt
ocket.rice I.O ( > a | . ck.B . SU ( # . , .
.
luy an imitation but In * it on having I Ml t I'll. If
irourdniBuKSh.inntBotlt will . .cnQl"p epald.
Urltntal Medical Co. , ClliriCO , ILL. , . , Iktfr . , , .i
Sqi.D fir Knhn * Co. , Cor Uth nd Douxmisnti. . nrt
J. A. t oiler IE Co. . Cor lltn & Uoaxlutt tit. . . OJUH Ai
ts the only
SPECIALIST
WUOTBSATS AL .
PRIVATE DISEASES
and DEBILITIES of
MEN ONLY ,
We men EiclJded.
18 yeur * experience
Clrcu < im free.
11th and ' 'ornam t > U
WfiLL ST. OPERaTIOHS
Cun bo carried on with li'.ri-o proms and hull
rltk by jolnlnic our Co-Operatlvu lUlliuad iitocJl
Syndicate.
Avvr.4tv profit of yt ) prr rent n month
i-nrnnil ana pilU : to tlmiuliiorlliem for pint
x miiiitln.
Illflitit refcrcncci. I'rospectu * . clvlng clctall-
rd Information of cour perfect syatem , moliaj
free , |
WEINMAN & CO , Stock and Grain Froken ,
No. 41 llr.mow.iy KK\I York Citjr
WM , LOtTDON ,
Couiiuissiou Merchant
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS'
1'rlvau wire * to Clilcaeo and New York. Alt
bujinmi order * placed ua Cliu-aso Uoard cj
Trade.
Carrimponil nca * allclted.
Offlc * . room 4. N w York Llf Dull.llnj
T l plion ua * .
Nutlrn tfi C
will be received by thu nccretary of
the ImlldlnK commlttco for the erection of
u two-story brick bimlneas block , 4txM ! ! , The
Hecond Hour to ! > occupied by the 1. O. O.
F. for lodge purpoaea.
riiiiia and HtitH-lllcatlona can be Been at
my otllce. Contract will bo awarded July
5 , 1SSI.
All blda subject to rejection by the com *
mil tee. JOB. .SAUIIAC'H
Secretary UulldlnK Committee.
Falrbury , Nub. , June 21 , IS ) I.
J23d3tia