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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1895)
n Tins OMAHA DAILY JHflKi IMJCDA'tf * JUNM 21. 1608 , ft COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Afttr Hnmerotti Fluctuations Wheat Oloted BU Eighth Higher Than Wednctday , PROVISIONS WEAK , CLOSING AT DECLINES Corn ami Unit Cloieil of 81i6rt to Cover forced Up Wheat 1'rlccs nnd on Declines lluyer * Cnme to Hie llescue. CHICAGO , Juno 20.--Aflcr on early de cline und a hard gtrutrglo around 71o wltcut wound up nt 72c todny , or vie higher limn yerU'fduy. Kalr o.tpurt business pi evented a decline. Corn und oats closed unchanged , but provisions were weak. cloMng nt de cline. " . Uxport business , It wns nuld , wns necessary to maintain wheat prices even nround 70c. New Vork reported six bo.it loads taken thnic nnd olaewhoro for forflgn shipment yesterday , nnd claimed lo bo worl.lng moro today , but no great enthusi asm among buyers was obsetvnblc for some tlmo after the export business bad been made known to everybody. The first trad ing nt the opening was at from Tl'.ic ' to 71',4C , nt which prices the offerings wen- light. The shorts seemed Eutlalled to buy In their wheat ut the opening figure , nnd It was due almost entirely lo their effort ? to do so that n quick raise to "iXlte took place. Following that It had n break to 71c , nnd then rope again to 72c under the Influence of the export business. The gen eral tenor of the market news was In favor of nn advance , about the only bearish fea tures being the continued good leports of the spring wheat region and the readiness with which the European markets respond to n decline here. The Minneapolis and Duluth receipts wetc 140 car * , against Nil cars last year and KW cars on the corresponding spending day of 1653. Chicago received twenty-one cars , Including nine from Irreg ular city houtcs. St. Louis reiwrted sales of wheat nt considerably over the July price for shipment to polnls In Tennessee and Missouri , nnd In Ihose slates rains were Interfering with thu hill-vent. U ruined yes terday In southern Indiana , Tcnneif-ee , Ken tucky , Ohio nnd Missouri , and a generally rainy condition was noted thioughout the Ohio valley. The export clearances of Hour anil wheat from the Atlantic ports equaled 250,1100 bu. of wheat , of which 131.W.K ) bu. was In the shape of wheat. Anything over 72c for July brought out enough celling orders to keep It under thai figure during the greater part of the day , and similarly nt under 7Uic were waiting buyingorders. . The laller wcro mote numetous , and at the end the market took on a titrong appear ance. The fellers at 7"c were afforded an opportunity lo sell at that as the session was Hearing Its end , and there were buy ers nt "Hie ns the bell lapped. Corn was moderately active , futures un steady , but In the main llrni. The receipts were again light , the amount Inspected Into slore being 'M carp. St. Louis reported 45,000 bu. sold for export there. In the last ten days 400,000 bu. were sold In New York for shipment to Mexico nnd the West In dies , according to advices from New York. July was sold at 49c at the opening , and as high as 49-ic ) a few minutes later , after which It told ns low ns 48T c , then up to 49V4o nnd closed ot 49Uc. Onts wcro even more quiet than yester day. The entire business of the day was confined lo a few local trades. Fluctuations were narrow and Influenced entirely by wheat and corn , opening about steady , ad vancing1 n trllle and resting Just where they closed yesterday , September from Sc nnd 2SMc to 23c , nnd ended at 28'ic. Some one Instigated a raid on provisions during the day. The highest prices of the day were made nt the opening , but near the close there was Eome buying which caused a recovery from bottom prices of IGc In pork , 2Vic In lard nnd Cc In ribs , but that still left losses of 45e In pork , from EC to 71ic In lard nnd lOc In ribs. Hog recelpls \vero 25,000 head. Estimated receipts for Friday : Whent , 32 cars ; corn , 110 cars ; oats , ISO cars ; hogs , 18,000 head. Tim lending futures ranged as follows : Artlelon. | O [ n. | UlTir. I Law. | Cloix Wheut.No. 2 June July 71M7U * 72 Ecpt 72Mffi711 724 73.S Corn Ko. S. . June. . . . . . July. 41) 49H * ! ! Sept. & 0850 > 4 60M 60H CntsNo. i. . . Juno 28H 284 28W July 28W Sept 28 < 428H Pork per bbl July. 12 12W 12 2S 11 85 Sept. 12 CS 12 05 12 15 Imd.lOOlbs July C 80 6 52V 0 BO Sept 072X 0 75 0 70 Short Ulbi- July. . . . fl ill 0 2.1 0 17Hi Sept 0 4 ! 0 47 0 4U Cash quotations were aa follows : FIXJL'IlV ' < ak. WI I BAT No.2 pprlnc , 72fl75c ; No. 3 eprine , ominal ; No. 2 red , 71V4fj,2',4c. COIIN No. 2 , 49JM9',4c ; No. 3 yel llow , 4SW4DC. KYR No. 2 , 614 ! < UMc. IIAHLIY-NO. : s , esc ; NO. s , sivsc ; NO. 4. nominal. FLAX snun NO. i , $ i.5i. TIMOTHY HKttD I > rlme , 3.50. 1'HOVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . J12.354J 12.37'i. I rd , per 100 ll . . l.47',4 ! ' 0.50. Short ribs , sides ( loose ) , JG.ir O.M ! dry nailed shoul ders ( boxed ) , t5.37Vifi5.IX ) ; short clear aides ( boxed ) , fG.50iffC2 ! & . WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. , The following were the receipts nnd shipments today : Closing Qiiotnttom on the Principal Com- tnndltlpt nnd Staple * . NEW YOniC , June 20. FLOUR Ilerolpls , bbls. : exports , .12,200 tbls. ; Bales. 12.400 p.- . . mmket dull and weak ; demand Is largely sup plied by arrivals which were contracted for sonic months ago. Southern Hour , Inactive. Ilyo flour , teady ; rnles , 2T > 0 bbls. COIIN MIJAL-Hteady ; sales , 750 bbU. WHKAT Ileccipts , 1C.COO bu. : exports , 75,200 : bu. ; Bales , 17,120CKIO bu. futres , 1S3.000 bu. spot. Boot market clo d steadier ; No. 2 red , In store nnd elevator , 75',4c ; nllont , 7Cic ; f. o. b. . 77So " ' " * ! J0 ' " "rWiern , 7 ! > ? ? c ? > , . , Hc delivered : No. l Imnl. 50T4o delivered. Options openml weak undet lower rnbleH , favorable weather and croii t > end | . lions and active local illry selllnn : rnllled very Bharply on nctlve covering Induced by reports ryol extensive export 1'uylnu. ruled dull and Irreirular at mldduy , with some weakness later , followed by ft tally , which clowd the market practically unchanged from lust nlRht ; No. 2 red Jun close.1 75ViO : July. 75ffl76 5-16c. clrwed 75'Jc : Au' KUst. 75\U7CHc. elo9e l 7CV4c ; HrpteinlxT.76 1-lGn 77UC. cloeeO 76le ; October. 77'i 77Hc , closed 77Hc ; December , 71TiWJV c , closed 7Sic. C-OIIN Hecelpts , 49,700 bu. ; cxpoits. 27,100 bu.- wiles. 535,000 bu. futuies. I01.COO bu. snot , ripol quiet nnd steady ; No. 2. 03\4e \ In elevator : 54'o iilloat. and B5Uo f. o. b. nllont. Options mmket was Irregular , opening off , advancing with wheat rrnctlUK under larger roccllila mid leutlzlnir , nil with a llnal rally clonlnir ut unchanKed prlcra , July , 63Hfl'51tic. closed 5 < c ; August closed 5lllc ! ; Bi-ptember. 6 U < jt > Jic. closed 654c ; , OATH lleculpts , 274.600 bu.j exiwrts , 100 liu . ; Kiles , 100.000 bu. futures. U5.00J bu. not. Hiiot quiet and easier ; No. 2. 31V4c ; No. 2 delivered , 3e : No. 3. 30ic ; No. 2 white , 31'so asked ; No. wll He , SS'S.c ' ; track , mixed wektein. 32 i3o ; track , white , SCO Co. Options ruled dull and Ki-nenillj heavy all day. closing unchance < l ; June closed at lie ; July. 31iT31Kc , elated 31Uc ; eplember. 31'iSr JlTic. ckweil 31ic. HAY Firm ; shipping , WC c ; good to choice. HOI'S Quiet ; state , common to choice old 3W6o ; lt 4. e c ; I'aclllc. coast , old. 3 5o ; 1SII , ' HinKS-Strong ; wet salted New Orleans , * e. lected , 25 to C5 Ibs , , Cite , nominal ; Texas to- levied. U la CO Ibs. , nominal ; lluenos Ayres too to 24 1L . , ISc , nominal ; Texas , Ury , 24 to so Ibs. : 3c ' WOOL-Steady * ; domestic fleece. ICff2Scj pulled , HOS1N Quiet ; strained , common to good , J1..5J LKATHint Firm : hemlock sole , lluenos Ayres light to heavy weights. 22C23c ; acid. 2l 24o. ' ss i-Bt. . I6.W4J6.62H ; city. JS.12H : mien , iss tlerivs. Option sales ; July closed at J6.73. nominal ; HeptembeK 17 , nominal ) refined , lower ; continent , > 7 ; South American , $7.30 : compound , J7.25. I'ork , dull. talcs. > 13.5V13.40. HUTTIJll Quiet ; western dairy. fffl4c : western creninery. ITillSo ; western factory , Crl2Uc ; El- Kln . Ifc ; Imitation ctfamrrHOlSc : Hate dairy. ci tute ctvamery. 18c. .lMi- Firm ; large , 5 < i07ic ! ; small , ( Sot part skims. 4tf5Hc ; full skims , Mtc. KOGS Weak , state ana t'ennnylvanla. 138134c western , frrrh. 12O12Hc ; receipts , 9 , 6l pkp . ' TALIXW-lull ; city ( IS IT pkg. ) , 4Hc ; country - try < pl > g . free ) . 4H&4SC I'KTHOLKl'M-Flriner ; United closed at I1.S1 bid ; rvflned New York , 18.10 ; IMilladelpMa and llultlmore. J8.05 ; I'hlludelphla and Ualtlmort. ir bulk , I5.U. Tl'nrBNTINB-DuU at C23ic. IIOHIN Quiet. ItlfB Blrudy. llolu.feaHlea Jy. MBTAL8-4.\ppr. milet ; brokers' prlc , I10.M ; exchange price. 110.60. Lead , steady and dull ; broken * price , JJ.U'.i ; exchange price , | 3.a. Tin , dull , limits. | l ) M. IMntr * . mntXel rlrtn Hl'-ll'- . WrnU , tak'K on 'uhiiicv. ( lin * ( put tfi ut II' H. X inns tin. i , a , to Nwcmli'ir l one d.iy n'llU' * , " hrtl riupeil nUitil ilrn.ly : prime pilnimtr yellow. 5 lc. L , OMAHA IM-.MUU : , M.t IIKCr. Condition of Trade ntul Uunt.ttlo n on Ktnpln nnd I'nnor I'r.t.lucr. The mnrlol on country produce has nol pn- nny now frntutcii during Iho pact few dayi. Vuluci have temnltidl In about the notch from day In day. Quotations : H I'lioln"clock. . lOo. . . . . .T/l-riit-klnp : ( Hock , SfSS'ici ' thnlra lo fancy , Hf/1- ; gathcrc'l country , llo ; ' imrlor creamery , I4v. LI VIS I'OIT.TIIY IIuis , Cfif..lc ' : root-tern , ! ci fprlng clilcVT.s. f2.M > j)3W ner dnr , , or IHJ1W PT Hi. ; iiucks. 5ci UIIK * > S , Cc : Ktvtc , 5c. VEAI.-Cholic tut , 70 to ICO Ibs. . are quoted nl 6G7c ; large uud ci'tir.1 ' , IffM&c. Vllt'.VPfi Wisconsin full crenm , tc : Young American * . I0c ; twins , lie ; Nebtnskn and lown. full crciim , lOc ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , pail nl.itnf. Wic ; LlniburKc-r , No. 1 , lOo : biick , No. 1 , lie , Hn-lss , No. 1 , 14c. HAY fpland hay , $ S.:0 ; mlillund , ! S ; lowland , $7.M ; rye rtitiw , 15 ; roli.r . rnnkes the pttto on hay. Light bale ; fell the best. Only top grades bring ton in tec * . I'lUEONS-I'or doz. , $1.0031.50. VKOnTAUf.KS. Bo far an known there nro no new polulocs of any cunseiiiience In the Imnils of cominlfflon men. The market , In consequence. Is very llrni. Their hate ln-Hi l.wivy and conllnuous mill * In p'ltaio-gruwlnu unctions of Alkaiuav and v\tn Texas , which have prevented thlpments. Tin.- advance in the maikct. however , Is a Rrrni Inducement to growers , nnd It Is ext -cleJ that they will make eveiy ffort to get their potatoes to market ns inplJly OH possible. It Is expected that the market will be fairly well supplied by ll , llri > t of the week , and that tin- price will lit lower. Imiulrlra are bflrig icceUed from parties In Alabama nnd Louisiana who wish to ship potatoes. A car of Texas watermelons and cantaloupes Is expected In today. ( Juotiitlrns : 1'OTATOKrt Old stoyk , "CfiSOc ; new potalocs , choice flock , ! > 0c. . _ . ONIONS llertnudas. per crate , I1.COG1.CO ; Cal ifornia , In sacks , per bu : , Jl.00fil.15. OLD HICANH-HiiMcl picked , navy , J2.20 ; Lima beans , per lb. , J On uiders , 2'6c. fil'I.MACIl-l'er bu. basket , 51010s. KAIJISHES Per dor. bunches. 15B20C. OltnCN ONIONS ivr MObunchcf. . 15o. LETTl'CK 1'cr doz. , 20S2JC. AHl'AHAOL'.S Choice stock , on orders , COo pet doz. bunches. MB 1'LANT-I'er lb. , lc. CtJCt'MIIBHH On orders , MSKc per floz. 1'MAK On orders , per bu. , J1.50. STIttNO 11KANS On ordcis. per .S-bu , bos , \V.\X unAN.-f On orders , per 'A-bu. box , CO TOMATOES Florida stock , per 6-bnsket crate , $1.75 $ ; per 4-lmi > ket crate , SI. 23. TEXAS SQUASH Per doz. . on orders , 40ffoOc- FUU1TS. The supply of Oregon strawberries Is commenc ing to run low and the season Is drawing J" " eloe. : Colorado berries , on the oilier hand , atfi Just coming In. Wlille Denver parties have written n good deal nbout the quantity of bonlos that the } would have , Colorado utrnwbeirle * have novel cut much of n llgure In this market. California cherries continue very scarce , nnd ths market Is llrm nnd hltdier. Some very fancy nprkots have nrrlved nnd nre commanding a little more money than the earllei nmvals , which were small. Itacpherrles were not as p'.cntlftd yesterday , nnu there were not enuguh to supply the trade. lllackberiies were In liberal suiiply and went off like "hot cakes , " ns the sellers expressed It. There ha\o been n' > red niFpbcrrlcu of any con sequence In the market so far this season. The market Is largely supplied with California peaches. Quotatr-ons : HUD IlAHl'ItBIUUES Per 21-qt. case , JI.DO. PLUMS California , per box. choice Block , J1.25 frl.60 ; southern , per case , J2.UOB2.23. APIIK'OTS Callfoinla , choice stock , per box , PKACHnS-Per box , Jt.23. KOUTHBIIN I'KACIIHS Per U-bu. box , 75c. Al'PLBS Southern , per > .4-bu. box , "ocBJl-OO. case of 24 qts. . J2.7f.il 3.00. KTltAWUBUIUKS Choice shipping stock , per case of 21 qts. , J2.73 3.00. HBnilinS California , per 10-11) . IMX , Jl.f.O. OOOSBHBIIKIBS Per 21-qt. case , { 2.0Uf2.2J. KOUTHUHN CIinitniBS I'er 24-qt. cnte , 2.M. IlIyACK KASPIIKIllllBS I'er 21-qt. case , $2.73. oice Block , per 24-qt. case , )2.50. TROPICAL FRUITS. CHANGES Navels , per box , none ; cholct seedlings , per box. 12.50 ; Mediterranean sweets , 13.2.1 ; fancy St. Michaels , J3.25. LEMONB Extra fancy lemons , SCO size , $5.50 ® C.OO ; 300 size. JG.UOOO.W. I1ANANAS Choice shVrplnff stock , per bunch , I2.00U2.25. I'lNEAlTLES Per doz. . $1.7502.25. according to size. MISCELLANEOUS. FIOS-Fancy , 15c ; choice , IZOlCc ; California , bags , "c. 1IONBY California. 1415c. MAPLB SYKUl'-Qallon Jugs , per doz. , J12 ; nixby. 5-gal. cans , 13. NUTS Almonds. Ho ; English walnuts , BOft- thelled. 12c : standards. He ; filberts , 9c ; Brazil nuts , 8c : pecans. 9c. DATES In 60 to 70-lb. boxes. 5c per lb. : ford dates. 9c per lb. CIDEn I'uro Juice , per bbl. , 55 ; half bbl. , } 3. COCOANUTS I'er hundred. J4. IIIdKS AND TALLOW. The opinion is expressed by those who have been In close touch with the market that hides have reached the high point. HIDErJ-No. 1 green Hides , S4c ; No 2 green hides , fcc ; No. 1 green salted hides , 9c ; No. 2 green salted hides , 8'to ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. . 8Si'10c : No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 12c ; No. 1 dry Hint hides , 12@I4c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides , lie ; No. 1 dry salted hides. 12c ; partly cured bides. He per lb. less than fully cured. SIIEEI' I'ULTS Orcen salted , each. 25QGOc ; green salted shearlings ( short wooled early fklns ) , each , 5315c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each , CJflOc ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) , No. 2 , each. EC ; dry flint Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per pound , actual weight , MjSc ; dry flint Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per pound , actual weight. 4JjGc : dry flln > Cclorndo butcher wool pvlts , per pound , actual weight , < iJC',4c : dry Hint Colorado murrlan wool pelts , per pound , actual weight. 4f < 6c. Have feet cut off. as It Is useless to pay freight on them. TALLOW AND GUEASE No. 1 tallow , 4'JO 4V4c ; No. 2 tallow , 3V44c ; grease , white A. 4'n 4Uc ; grease , white II. 3V4c ; grease , yellow , 2i& So ; grease , dark , 2140 ; old butter 2@2jc ! ; beeswax - wax , prime , l"20o ; rough tnhow , 2c. WOOL. UNWASHED-Flne heavy. 6ffl7c : flne light , SffOc ; quarter-blood , 10Ilc ; seedy , burry nnd chaffy , SRDc ; cotted and broken , coarse , 7y 9c : cotted and broken , flne , C-uSc. WOOL. WASHED Medium , 15C18c ; flne. 110 15c ; tub washed , 16R18c ; black. 8c ; bucks , Co ; tag locks , 293c ; dead culled. COCc. FUU8. FUnS near , black , No. 1. larite , $20.00J2J.OO ; bear , brown. No. 1 , large , J .00@25.00 ; No. 1 , me. dlum , JIG ; No. 1. Bm.ill.J12 ; bear , brown , year lings. No. 1. large. HO.OOO12.00 ; No. 1. medium. dlum , $5.00U6.00 ; NO. 1 , small , $4 ; bear , black Montana and llocky mountain. No. 1. large. $18.00 0.00 ; No. 1 , medium. $14 ; No. l Bmall , $10 ; bear , black. Montana yearlings. No. 1 large. $12 ; No. 1. medium , $8 ; No. Bmall. $3 ; bear , black , Montana cubs. No. I , large. $6.50 , Nn. 1 , medium , $1.60 ; No. 1 , small , $3 ; bear , .liver HP. No. 1. large. $ M ; No. 1 _ medlum. $12 ; $4 ; fox , rilver , as to color , according to beauty' No. 1 , large. $100 ; No. 1 , medium. $60 ; No. tmiilf. $ M ; fox.8HVer. pale , 'acconlinif to be'auty ! , No. 1 , large , $50 ; No. 1. medium , $30 ; No. l ! small. $ 9 ; fox. cross. No. 1 , large. $7 ; No. i' medium. $3 ; No. 1 , small , $2 ; fox. red , No. 1 , large , Jl.r.O ; No. 1. medium. SI.25 ; No. l , small ! $1 ; fox. gray. No. I. lares. ' , sr. : Xo. 1. medium , toe ; No. 1. small , 40c ; fox kits. No. l , large. We ; No. 1 , medium. 40o ; No. 1 , small , SOfc ; lynx , No. 1 , lurge. 13 ; No. 1 , medium. $2 ; No. 1 , finall , Jl.tO ; msiten , No. J , large. $2 : No. 1 medium , Jl.M ; No. 1 , small , $1 ; mink. No. 1. large , G0ii < G5c ; No. 1 , medium. 40c : No. 1 , small. 85c ; mink , dark , No. 1 , large , Wo ; No. 1 , meilluni , 40c ; No 1. small , 30c ; mountain lion , perfect head ron.l reft. No. 1. large , Jl.00if2.00 ; Imperfect skins , J6.00K7.00 ; No. 1 , small. } 5 ; ol'er , pale. No. 1 , In rue , (7 ; No. 1 , medium , 15 ; No , 1 , small , tl ; raccoon. No. 1. laige , G0f70e ; No. 1 , medium. m.MI MI , le. 1 , J. In , Binall.l.to ' ; wolf , prairie , No. 1. iargV , Jo ! No. 1 , medium , 60o ; No. ! , small. We ; benveri per . tkln. ' * i ° . 1. ' . ? r % $ $5.009(00 ; No. 1. mrdlum , $4.50 : No. 1 , small , $2 ; beaver kits. No. 1. Ijrge. ' $2 ; No 1 , medium , $1.50 ; No. 1 , small , 75 < v. muskrnts , winter , No. l , large , 810c ; No. 1. medium. Oo ; No. j , email , 7c ; muskrnts. fall. No. 1 , large , 4C6c ; No. 1 , medium , 7c ; No. 1 , imall. Cc ; muekrat kits. 2QJc , Liverpool AlnrKPts. LIVEnrOOL. June 20.-WHEAT-Spot nnlel ; demand i > oor : No. 2 red wln.er. 5s 64d ! ; No. 2 red sprlnK. stocks exluiiuted ; No. 1 hard. Mani toba. 6s I'd ; No. 1. Cullforna , 5s CUd. Kutures opened quiet with near and distant positions id lower , clonnl steady with near and dlitant IK > i-l- | lions illle er. er.4s COItK M > OI aun ; American inlxe ljiew. 4s l' utures opened o.ulet with near"irasltiont Ud lower and distant positions Ud lower ; clotted steady with near positions toiled lower and dis tant | K > sttlons unchungetl ; business heaviest Ison early positions ; June , 4s 4d ; July , 4s < Ud ; > onu gust , 4s M ; September , 4s Ip il ; Octcuer , 4s uM : November , 4s 6V4U. FIX > l'Il Klrin demand fair ; ; freely supplied ; St. IxiuU fancy winter , 8 . 1'UOVIHIONS llacon , iiulet. steady ; demand i ( ir ; Cumberlanil cut. 2S to 30 Ibs. . 31s ; short , M , 28 Ibs. . 32.i ; long clear , light. 33 to 45 Ibs. , 33s ; long clear , heavy , U lh.1. , 32 * ; short clear . backs , light , 18 ll > * . , 34 ; short clear middles , , heavy , K Ibs. , 32s clear bellies ; , 14 to 16 Ibs. , 33a ; shoulders , square. 12 to 18 Ibs. . Ea ; hams , short . cut , 14 to 16 Ibs. . 43s 6d. Tallow , tine North American , nominal. Utef. extra India mesa. 80s ; . prime mrm , 62 * C.I. Purk , prime mes > , tine western , O > s ; prime innll , K * 6d. I iiil , quiet ; prime western , 33s ; reflned , In I'ullc. 31s. CHEESE Finn ; demand model-ate ; flnest ; ; AmrrU'Hii white. 43 < ; flneit American colored , 43s ; ordinary , new , ! 6 * . lit'TTCH Finest t'nllfd Stnteo and good , nom- COTTON8KKD OII/-Llverpool reflned. 18s 3d. I KTHOLEl'M-IUIIneil. SS < 1. HEFIliaEHATOU 11BEF Forequarlers. ST4 < 1 ; hlnduuartrr * , 6it. HOPS At London. Pacific coast , 2. I 'or nli ; n I'lnnnriul AffMlr * . DEHLIN. June to. Enchanee on London , elsht ; days' ilxlit. 20 niarki < m fig. ; PAUIS. Juno 20. Three per cent rentes , 1021 . 20o for the account. Exchange on London , 102tUt fir i tieThe wrtkly slntrintnt nf the I In ii : ' .t I Tin p l fiiH lulny unowf the I follow n * ilmriKiii , nl C"f7it > nrcil wllh In * previous ncfojn : N..les . In clnumtlon. Ofrrrnsp , 21.OM.OWfi Ircus'ir/ ' n < v mil * n.r i nt , mcirf fo , 12OJiOiWf ; gold In hand , ( iirri > > , MO.pngf. bills dlscimnlr.1 , deerrnst , , - ISM.tWftf : sllvi-r In linnd , Incrrfls * , J.ZOO.Onof. LONDON. June . Amount of Inilllon gnn Into | th Huritt ot Englnnd on bnlnncc today. U7.0OT. Oold in ( | uolrd nl llurnoi Ayrrs nl 251.00 ; MndrM. | 13.50' Llrboii. ! Vi. HI. I'elerslmrK , 51 , Album. 77 : il.nii' . IOCS ; Vienna. 103 , Thi > llnnk of , Kni/Und's i-ntc ( f discount remains unchanged at ] 3 t < T txnt. The weekly slnlcmrnt of the llnnk or | EnKlnnd Iwucil today shows the following rhniiKei" . nn voinpiiird with the previous account ! Tola ! r ervf , hi'-renne , tSIW.OOO ; clrrulnllon , de pri-nst , ( I,1W,0"0 ; bullion. Increase , tiM.Ol.t ; other scctirllle" , Incimsn , f4I9M)0 ) ; other depoilts , In- crentP , 13I3.IXIU ; public deposits , Increase , ( $31,000 ; cnvunm'nt securities unchunged , The proportion of the llnnk of England's reserve lo liability , uhltli Itirt week was c.s5 per cent , Is now 62.91 per cent , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ STOCKS ANU Short Line's .Securities Dcprcmed Owing to Coiilliitlton'it ActlnS , NEW YOIIIC. June 20. Tlie Block market wns fiilily ncllve nt the opening , bill Hie llrst prices ninde wcro liicgulor. Tennessee Coal and Iron WUH notably stiong on Inside buying nnd ml- vancd 1 > 4 per cent to 3S'4. ' The losses were un important In the opening dealings , but before long Hie K'ncrnl list began lo display weakness on a bear mid , dlrecled chiefly against Iho grangeis nnd Sugar , Hie Inlter yielding 2',4 per cent ; Husnuelianna & Western pri'feired , l',4 P-'r cent ; Colorndu Fuel , 1 per cent , nnd the rest of Iho list from Mi to % per ceet. At 1 o'clock an upward movement was organized , which gtew In strength ns the day advanced. Speculation Fhowed marked buojuncy I" Hie laic trading nnd closed In good lone , with prices In the main tit the. highest point of the day. London was In the market mainly ns n seller , but the transac- tlons for the foreign account were nol large enough to affect the market. Heading wns benight heavily on Philadelphia orders. In ex pectation , i > f Important de\HqpmentB follow nt the ! nnlvnl of Mr. J. 1' . Morgan. The bond Irnd- Ing was light In volume and unsettled In tone. The refiifal of the committee repiesentlng the OicKon Short Line E per cent bonds to accept the Fcpnrnle receivership upon the leimi of Judge Meirltt's order had a deptesslng effect on the twurltlcB of the company. The sales were The Evening 1'ost's Ixmdcm cablegram says : Of the Incteastxl llnnk of England's coin nnd bullion this week UbS.O/W came from Australia nnd Hie rest from home circulation. The glut of money Is greater than -ver. The stock mar kets WITO still demotnllzi'd todny by the Ascot racos. Americans were neglected. The receiver ship stocks were Hat. South Americans were strong. The Newfoundland loan Is out. Tlie details nre as already cabled. Heavy amounts of syndicate bills arc maturing Jutt now. Tlio following were the closing quotations on the lending stocks on the New York exchange today : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AtchlHon 10 > ii Sortnweatcni OOJs ArinniB Express. . . 14t > doptd 145 Alton , T. II Bl ! < M. Y. Central 102 Am. Express 113 K. Y. AN. K 45 llalllmoru , V Ohio. ( KIH Ontario Si W 1HH Canada Pnclflc. . . . 5H Oregon Imp 12 Canada Southern. . nB ! < Orezon Kav 2U Centnil Paclllc. . . . IVH O. S. L .t U. N. . . . OK Dims , k Ohio 22Ti Pacific Mull 31H Chlcairo Alton 16H I' . D. It E f' ! < t' . . B.fc Q -0 < l'lttsburr 157 Clilcairo UI1B 'JS'H Pullman I'alaco. . 173 Uonuollclaloil ( las. 145 Kendlnir 1KH O..C. . C. ASt. L. . . . 4U n. o. w in Colo. Coal It Iron. 84 ! H. O. W. Dfd HU Cotton Oil Cert. . . . ' 'H Kock Island 73 Dclawaruillud. . 130M St. Paul OHM Del. . Lack , JeVf. . . ll)2 ) < do pfd 122 ( D.AR. O.pfd 47M St. P. .t Omnha. . . . 40) ) D.AiC. P. Co 101 ! do pfa 110 ! < Krle 10 Southern Pacific. . " 4H do ptd. ' 21 flitirar Hoflncrv. . . . llHHi Kort Wayne 167 Tonn. Co.il .V Iron. SUrt f ! . Northern oM. . . l.THK Texas Pacific 13 > < C. ftB. I nfd . . . . OHM T. A o com. ofd. . "ism llocklnc Vallor. . . - 2tiH Union Pacific 12 ? ) Illinois Cenlr.ll. . . USX U. S. Kxare-41 41 St. P. .t Duluth . . . 30 W. St. U 4 P 0 K..tT. pfd S4K donfd Sll'S Lake Erie i West 24 > . 'ells Killco Ex. . . . ion do pM MUH \Veblorn Union. . . . U2K LakeShore 140 Wheeling Si L. E. . 1C Lend Trust 344 donfd 4m ( LoulBvlllo.VN. . . . OHU M. 4 St. L 22'k U < t N. A.- U U. A. IiO 14 < 4 Manhattan Con. . . lit O. E 35 > < Mcmulila.tO in N. L 30M MlcliUan Cent. . . . ldihi ! " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' MlaHOurl P.-icltlo. . 3'2\i \ do pd" ( . . . . . . . . 05' Molillo JcOhlo. . . 28 H. . .T. C 2H NaBlivllloChat . . . OH T. A. A. It N. M. . . . 2 Niitlonal Cor.l.i/o. 2 T. SU L.&K. O. . . . 0 docM 4L cto pfd 14" -V. J. Cenlr.il 10I ! ( S. II. R 11M N. & W. pfd 13H donfd 41 ! ( N'orlh Am. Co. . . . u"n Am. To1 } . Co 114 Northern Paclflo. . 4 ii do pfd 114K Xo.Pac. ufd II St P. . M. i M 115H U.I' . . D. * 0 i The total sales of stocks today were 2fl9 Sll shales , Including : American Sugar , 83,045 ; llur- llnglon , 0,300 ; Chicago ( ins , 3.7UO ; Long IslunJ Traction , 3.MH ; Missouri Pncltic , 4,700 ; National Lend common , 3,000 ; National Lead preferred , 9,400 ; Northern Pacific , 3,100 ; Heading. 38.900 ; St. Louis & Southwestern preferred , 3 1X ( ) ; SI. Paul , 13,400 ; Tennessee 'Coal nnd Iron , 21.100 ; Texan & Paeltlc. 3,000 ; Wnbnsh preferred , 3.COO ; Wheeling & Lake Krle , 5.7W. _ Nrw Yor.'t Money Mnrltat. NEW YORK , June 20. MONEY ON CALL Easy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed at 1 per cent. PHIME MEHCANTILK PAPER 2 ! < jS3M per ST'EHLINO EXCHANGE Bhade cosier , with ncrual business In bankers' bills at J4.M'iJ4.89 % for demand and J4.SSV4ff4.S9 ( % for 60 days ; posted rains , J4.89J .8V. ! ) and } 4.90i4.90V4 ; commeiclal QOVEHNMKNT HONDS Firm. State bonds , dull. Railroad lionds. Irregular. Closing quotations of bonds were as follows : U. 9. 4s , re ? . , new. c. p. iHtu or 'tu. . . 102 U.S. I a con p. now. D. Jilt. G. 7a 112K U.S. As. ro ; D. * H. O. 41 89 U.S. Sa.coup Kris 2ds lit ) U.S. 4Hre ; 112 . H. tiS. A. (19 ( . . . 09 U. S. 4 .coiip . II .tS. A. 7s. . . . 104 U.S. VB. ruz 07 II. AT. O. fis 112 Pacific Ua of ' 1)3. ) . 100 do UK Kit ! Ala. Claw A 107 M. K. , VT. I6t4 > . . 8 < W Ala. Class 11 107 cloVd 4n GOh , Aln.01.lai C H7 Mutual Union Os. 110 Ala. Currency. . . . P7 N. J. C. Gen. ns. . . . 117M La. New Con. 4s. . 07k No. Pae. lst Missouri Utt 100 do''di N. C. Ua 125 N.V. . Consols. . . . 140U N.C. 4a 102 doS. F. Dab. 5l. ion S. C. noiifund R. G. West. led. . . 71I9 Tenn. new sot Os. 8 > ! < St. P. Consols 7s. . 128 Tenn. new not fta. 104 doC. 4 P. W B . Tenn. old < ! * ( JO St L.AI.M.f58n. S. 7014 Vn. Centuries. . . . 02 St.L. AS.l > ' .O3-i.5. 1011 do deferred 0 Tex. Pao. Ists 02M AtclilBon ts 76M do 2ds 31 W AtchlHon 2d A. . . . 2ft ? U. P. IsMof 'iJ. ) . . 10-1 Canada So. .Ms . . . 100 \VcstShoro 4s L. .VN. Umtlod4B. K4k So. n. H O. It AN. IBIS . . . . 111H ' bid. lloitin Stock ( Juoctitlonl. D03TON. Juno 20. Call loans. 233 per cent ; lime loans , -J am percent. Closlnjpricsa for elocl-.R , bunUHaud mtntn ; shares : Sun Frinstjco .itluui ? riiu c IJ r > : itli : u. SAN KIIANCISCO. Juno 20.--Th9 omelal olov ing quotations for mining sto3t to Jay werj ai follows ; Alia 10 Julia AlnhaCou Justicu 12 AnncB 2H Kentucky Con UcBt & Ilolchor. . . . 48 Lady Wash Con. . llocllo Con 34 Mexican 58 llnlllou 10 Mono 10I Illllwor C'on I ) Mount Diablo IS Caledonia. , . C Occidental Con. . . . 1(1 ( Chnllcniro Con 24 Onhlr 143 Chouar 57 Overman 10 Contlctriice 1011 Potoal 44 Con. Cat i Va V45 Savnre 7 Con , Now Vork. . . Slorrn Nevada 58 Crown Point SH Silver Hill 3 Kxcheuuer Union Con 20 Gould JiCurrv. . . . . 28 Utah Con 8 Hale.t Norcross. . 80 Yellow Jacket. . . . 45 Silver bird. . Moxica-i dollar * . 54C. Dratta , Bieht. 2Hio ; tuloranilu5a. ! Lundon Stunk Uuo.utloui , LONDON , Juno 20. 4 p. m. closlmr ; Can. Pacltlo St. Paul co'n n Erie N. Y. Central 104M KrloV'da Peuneylvaula , . . . B4H 111. Central UHVf llvadlnir HU Mexican ordinary. Mex. Ceil , new 4s. . 07 ! < HAIl SILVEU 304d per ounce. MONEY-U per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short LIllH Is 9-16 per cent : the rate of discount In the open market for three months' bills is 916ier cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Nair Vorlt mm i ; ( Jant itlotii. JlrUV YOUK. Juno -'O. Tja folio.vlufarj thi clOt'lng mining quoiatio.ii : Dulwer. 4 Oplnr 125 Con. Cnl. AVa. . . . 2'J5 Plymouth ao Ueadwooa ; < s utckBllrer. . . . 278 Oonldi Curry. . . 'JO Quicksilver pfd..lGOl ) Halo .VNorcross. . KS Sierra Neradi. . . . 45 Homestako 1000 SUndanl 'J''fi Mexican KO Union Con. 30 Ontario 000 Yellow Jacket. . . . 40 Mimnclitl JMiten. BOSTON. Juno 20. Clearings , $14,578,501 ; bal- anceg , $1,877,193. IIALTIMOHE. June 20. Clearings , $2,617,308- , balances , $29.,321. NEW YOHK , June 20. Clearings , $101.699.400 ; balances , $6,500,898. PHILADELPHIA. June CO.-CIearlng , $12.776 , . 166 ; balances , $1.658,599. HT. LOUIS. Juno 20. Clearings. $3,593.892 ; bal. anc s$3SO,55i. ! Money. C@6 per cent. New York exchange. Wo premium bid. WASHINGTON , June SO. Today's statement of the condition of the treasury thawa : Available ! co h balance , $183,051,524 ; Kold reserve , (99,727,478. CHICAC1O , June 20. Clearings. 115,374,000. Money rates. 4Q5 per cent for call loans ; SO ! per cent for commercial paper. New York exchange. 75c premium , tilerllng , potted raue , fl.SO ! and OMAHA LIVE STp MARKET Bocolpti of Cattle nnu llaigs the Lightest of the Wfri , * t./ WEDNESDAY'S ' PRICES GENER/ / ' Y PRIVAlL Trndo Opened Steady nml Pnlrly Active on Uooil Hogs nnd the Hulk of the Offerlngf Clmoced llnuUa TiftjilSDAY , June M. ' The receipts todny consisted of 110 cattle , 3COO hogs and 918 sheep ; ns ugnlnst 1,474 cattle , 4,661 hogs and' 1.149 sheep yesterday nnd 911 cuttle , 4,138 hogs nnd 1,330 sheep on Thursday of last week. The cuttle receipts wcro the lightest since Monday nnd the same thing was true of the hog receipts. For the week this far the receipts are 3,819 cattle , 14,362 hogs nnd 2,872 sheep , ns against 3,203 cattle , 15,510 hogs nnd 1,491 sheep for the simc : period last week. Since the Ilrst of the year there 1ms been n. loss of 101,403 cattle , 220,693 how , 30,413 sheep and 1,082 horses nnd mules as compared with 1691. 1691.CATTLE CATTLE With only sixteen lonils con signed direct to the packers there was not enough of any one kind of cattle to make a market. The packers' cattle were shipped from Kansas City nnd were Texas steers. Not only were the offerings light , but the quality of the cattle was poor , there being nothing good In the yards. Other markets were generally reported steady , nnd the buyota took what there was here nt about yesterday's prices. The bulk of the cnttle here was made tip of butchers' stock , cows and heifers. The demand for desirable cows and heifers was good nnd the offerings were nil taken early. The buyers claim thut , tnklng quality Into consideration , cow stlift Is selling very high nt this point. Cows sold todny at from (1.70 to { 0.25. with the bulk of the sales nt from $2 to J3. There wns nothing doing In stockers nnd feeders , the trading being practically lim ited to the pnlo of one load of light cattle. Representative pales : BEEF STEEIIS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 0. . . . 53 25 11..1013 13 CO ' COWS. 1. . . . 640 ISO 1..1000 229 I. . . . 840 2 TO 2. . . . 940 170 1. . . . SCO 210 2..1023 2 r,0 1. . . . 920 170 2. . . . 6C6 2 2-J 1U..792 2 CO 1. . . . 900 175 4. . . . 077 229 1. . . . 810 2 fli 1. . . . S39 1 75 1. . . . 6SO2 25 6.9.,0 261 1. . . . 9 0 175 1..1070" 223 7..1030 201 3. . . . G43 200 1. . . . 740 2 2 > 10..1015 275 2. . . . S15 200 1..1010 225 4..1041 283 1..1000 210 : . . . . E20 .2 2.-i 1..1130 2 S5 1. . . . SM 219 12. . . . 8632 30 4..1017 310 3. . . . 810 215 2. . . . ! ' 3 > 2'55 3..10-0 ; 310 2..1170 215 1. . . . MO 2 CO 1..1170 310 1. . . . 980 215 1. . . . 9VJ 2M 1..1190 325 1. . . . 950 2'20 1..1050 250 2..1020 325 1. . . . 8SO 2 20 HEIFERS 1. . . . 6SO 2 M C. . . . 410 2SO 1. . . . 4SO 2 S3 1. . . . 3SO 200 2. . . . 513 2 SO . . . . ! 281 2. . . . 730 200 2. . . . 433.230 1. . . . 710 300 1. . . . 390 200 G. . . . 453 2 SO 1..770 300 2. . . . r.CO 2 10 2) ) . . . . 710 2 30 1. . . . CM 3 25 4. . . . 3 < 2 2 IS 3. . . . CM ) 235 1. . . . W 323 1. . . . 390 215 1. . . . 400 240 1..1020 3 C5 1. . . . 400 2 25 BULLS. 2..1535 ICO 1..1UO 2 SO 2..12SO 260 1..1230 1 00 1..1240 2 SO 2..1500 2 M 2. . . . HO 210 1..1210 215 1..1170 270 2..130 < 1 225 l..12'0 235 1..1S70 323 3..1010 225 1..12IO 2 fO CALVES. 2. . . . 3.V ) 2 CO 2. . . . 200 423 1. . . . 140 450 3. . . . 300 360 1. . . . 151 460 3..ISC 6 Ol 1. . . . 2.0 4(10 1. . . . 300 4 W 2. . . . 115 300 1. . . . 170 4 00 1. . . . 154 4 M STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS. 21. . . . 72ft 270 1. . . . M ) , 300 2..770 300 1. . . . 630 2 SO 1 W.-300 2..rSiW 323 HOGS Toclay'a offerings of hogs consisted of fifty lonils , us agalnst'l sixty-seven yesterday. Wlille the receipts havn.bevn , fairly liberal this week , they have run brtind' ) the figures for last week , though the falling OIT lias not been large. The market opened ubout Wendy on the good liogs nnd was fulrly netlvc. The bulk nf the offerings changed hands ctuly. Later reports from other markets Indicated n break In prices nml nt the same time tile'provision market came lower. The result wns Hint ( he trade here ease. ] off nnd closed weak and lowjr. The great bulk of tlu hops , however. Void In attout the same notch as yesterday. Th ! lonrfor the best heavy was 14.C > , the pnme ns yr lediy : ( nml the two days previous. Good heavy mixed Icaclft w nt largely nt from 14.65 to J4.CO , while I he ; light nml light mixed cold principally. ! Irom H.40 to { 1.00. Hepresentntlve sales : m . : No. Av. Sh. 1'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr. 72 163 200 J4 Z2V5 . , VS7 20S SO SI 45 CS 193 ! 40 425 ° ' 87. . , 30S f.0 4 45 70 . , ,4..1S2 'SO ' 4'SO ' f71 r..239'4 ) 43'- 78 173 160 420 34 206 SO 443 SI 193 KO 435 M 228 200 4 43 39 165 120 135 20 .254 . . . 460 61 198 120 433 82 233 160 460 C9 1S8 200 4 35 CS 210 240 460 0 192 . . . 4 37',4 87 20C ICO 460 58 212 120 440 10 296 . . . 460 36 193 . . . 4 40 70 237 . . . 4 CO 73 212 SO 4 40 Cl 243 . . . 460 65 19S . . . 440 67 239 40 4 CO C9 209 1M 440 62 281 . . . 460 SO 220 120 440 68 248 . . . 460 79 228 ICO 4 40 C7 2U SO 4 60 SO 198 ICO 4 40 84 20J 120 4 M C9 218 160 440 78 220 320 4 f,0 75 209 120 4 42'4 63 251 SO 4 50 71 193 . . . 445 C9 249 200 4 60 9 213 40 445 49 272 . . . 463 3 220 . . . 445 TO 253 . . . 453 10 237 . . . 443 74 200 120 455 FO 218 160 443 CO 258 . . . 463 S3 207 . . . 4 45 17 270 SO 4 53 71 229 200 4 45 3 273 SO 4 61 9 223 fO 4 43 11 230 . . . 4 65 59 211 SO 443 61 253 120 435 40 239 80 4 45 79 222 SO 4 55 4 270 . . . 443 CO .283 80 455 59 248 240 445 II 201 . . . 4 CO 50 2S6 120 443 C 338 . . . 4 CO CO 231 SO 4 43 74 2S3 ICO 4 CO 78 232 SO 4 45 60 324 . . . 4 CO 75 200 . . . 443 69 301 SO 4 C3 179 228 400 4 45 . 60 3SO SO 4 C5 62 220 SO 4 45 BHEBI' Four double-decks of westerns conctl. tutert the dny's offerings of sheep. While the market wn slow there wan rulllclrnt demand lo clean up the offerings nt nbout steady piicef. Fair to choice natives nre quotable nt from J2.75 to $3.60 ; fnlr to good westerns at from 12.50 to J3.25 ; common nnd stock heep nt from 12 to J2.73 : good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs at from J3.7J to J3.3) . Iteprenentatlve Bales : No. Wt. Pr. 918 western wethers 98 52 CO CHICAGO LIVK STOCK. Cnttlo Receipts Smnll and Demand Light line ; Vulll'H Decllnn. CHICAGO. June 20. Only about 8,000 cattle ar rived here today. , but the offerings were amply sufllcient to meet the demand , nnd while good droves were slrongcr , with quicker Fales than on yesterday , prices were not any higher. Common lots were slow of sale and grnpny catlle nnd over-large steers were hard to get rid of. Sales of native steers averaging 050 to 1,5.0 Ihs. were on a basis of from 13.65 lo 53.M for poor lo clinic ? lots , with sales largely nt from tl.CO to Jo.fiO. Dressed beef firms boughl light weight cattle chiefly , nnd shippers of live cattle confined their purchases largely to medium weights , heavy beeves selling around $5.40 to I5.W < n a number of Instances , Extra heavy cattle are selling nt extremely low prices , nnd n drove of steers that nvnaged 1,724 Ibs. sold yesterday at JI.SO. while the top price , $5.83. was paid for eight head at l.SOl-lb. steers. The stocker and feeder trade was slow on a basin of from $2.40 to JI.35. dinners' and butchers' cattle were moderately active at yesterday's decline , bulls gelling generally at from K to $3.M , while cows nml helfem sold nt from tl.CO to $4.60 , largely at from 12.10 to (3.25. Veul calves were In good demand nt from $3 to (3.75 , largely at K and upward. Texas catlle art arriving In much unaller numbers lhan In recenl weeks. The receipts todny were less than 1,000 hend , and sales were on a basis of from 13.20 to $5.10 for Texas Eteera , with eales chiefly at from $3.25 to II. A < In hogs sales were plow at a decline of Be. to lOc per 100 Ibs. from yeswrd-jly'B quotations. The receipts left over from yesterday rnn the supply up to 31,000 head. Sales tfrayged nnd lale trans actions wt-re around $1.73 for heavy choice nnd J5.CO for choice light IIOKS. n goodly number ot common hogs falling lo nnd. buyers. Sales duilng the day were at nn extreme/range of fiom $1.45 to $4.8714 for heavy , $4.45. tq $4.70 for mixed , anil $4.3.to $ I.CO for light wash's , with Ihe bulk llII from $4.CO lo $4.73 for he Vy , and $ I.W to $4.CO foi With receipts of about-i2oiO sheep prices were no more than steady at fWednesdny's decline of 150 to Me per 100 Ibs. Hairs.were on a bdsls ol from J3 to $3.M for conimon to chulcp native sheep , with Inferior lots At from $1 to $2.75. whlU Texans were salable at from $2 to $3.10. Spring lambs were In demand Ktilrom $3 to" $5.83 for pool to choice lots. A string ; of ilOO Texas sheep sold B ' lltc'elpts : Caltle , 8,000 head ; calves , 1,000 head- hogs , 25,000 head ; sheep. , fecty head. Knii rt < l-y Live Mock. KANSAS CITY. S , 2,500 head ; shipments , iJjfc ) liead : market lt ! to lOc higher : Texas 'ktrers , $2.75 J4.00 ; cows $2.30fi3.20 ; beef steers , $3.6505.70 ; e cows , $1.25iV4.40 ; etockeriT and feeders. $2. . 5 ; HOaSllecelp'ts. . 7.KK ) head : shipments. 1,000 hend : market strong to Jo higher ; bulk of sales , $ l.35&4.65 : lieavlei , $4.6094.75 : packers. $4.3504.75 ; mlx l. $4.3004.60 ; ' lights , $4.15 $ < T4.35 ; Yorkers , $ l.25t(4.35 ; pigs , $3.2004.25. SHEEP--ltevelpts , 2.400 hend ; Bhlpmenls , 200 head ; market weak to 6c lowtr. Htoclc In Record of receipts at the four principal mar. kels for Thursday , June 20 , 1895 : Cattle. Hoes. Sheep. South Omaha 410 3 W lg Chicago * .OW 25OiiO J2.dOiJ _ * * * , " * " " " " " lciiy ! ! ! ! i" " " . " " ziioo 7iVo "z4M ! ToUU , .i,740 83,609 iTsil New York Ll t blocH Mnrket. NEW YOItlC , June 20. IJEEVES Receipls. 141 I head ; no market. European cables quole ' > 1 cnnitrvri at Jrtrl.lc t > r lb. . i1r < fd wtlnhli rrfrlRtrnlor btcf nt > HilOUo per Hi. t no iKirls ibdriyY HhiiP : : AND LAMHS-IUcelptii. 7.IM lird.1i phtfp , dulli InmlK , iicllvn nJ Hfndyi ulirep. po > r lo K"o < l , tl.JHfJ.7J ; liiinl * , Inferior lo choice , ML Loin * Oenvr.il Murknt , ST , IX3UII4 , June M.-WHiAT-Op nfd < tc lower , but ndvnnce < l I'lo ' on n stiff dnnanil. The market later dechnMl when tin mrly buying lot up , became unsettled nnd doted 'ktfHe beloiT yesterd.iy. j | Weak rnbtrs nnd heavy felling note the reason * for the declines ; No. 2 red . cash , 76'44776ci July , J2 ( iC bid ; Srptembur. It'ic , ) RN Went up this morning wllli ( he bulge In wheat , but was not strong aflhe advance and soon fell back. All the early advance was loM , but the close was ( Irni and but little changed from yesterday ; No. 2 mixed , cash , 45 > 4c ; July , 4S4c ; September , 47'ic. ' OATS Spot and futures dull nii'l ' nominal , not n Irnde being made ; No. 2 , cnuli , not quoled ; July , 27o ; Heplnnber. 2i ( , c. HYlPrlme sacked sold al CCc , eait I rack. IOHN . . . . . 1IIIAN orrerlnRs at 65c , cast track. HAY Prnlrlc , steady nnd unclmnned at . 11,60 , this aide ; timothy , unsettled ; Jll.OOi/i ; J85 east sldi llt'TTHIl Quiet , slcndy : separator creamery , 151716o ; fancy Elglns , ISfllO'.ic. ' EOdS 1 Hotter nt DC. WIUHKY-11.21. LEAD ijulet nnd firm nt $3.10 bid for chem InI hard ; sales , two cars Missouri at 13.071.4. SI'ELTEIt-Nomlnally I unchanged nt I3.W. I'llOVISIONS I 1'olk. Hiimlard tmfs. $12.2j. Lard , prime tram. $ C.J' ; c.K-lce , $8.25. Huron , boxiil rlioiililers , $6.5) ) ; IOIIKS $ < U1 ; rllw , $3.8.i ; s'i rts $7. Dry salt meals , boxed shouldeis , $ j.f > u ; longs , JS.37V4 ; ribs , JG..V ) ; shoits , tO.62'4. llECEII'TH-Flour , 2.oil bbls. ; wlicat , 7,000 tu. ; corn. 2.OX ) bu. ; mils , 82,01 * . ) bu. SHIPMENTS Flour , 7,000 bbls. ; wheat , 7.000 bu. ; corn , 7,000 bu. ; oals , 2,000 bu. C'offr ' Miirlier. NEW YORK. June 23.-COFPEE-Optlons opened quiet nt unchanged prices to 5 points decline , ruled Inncllve nml nominal nil day. Eu- lopcan nnd Brazil situation equally destitute of features ; no encouragement fiom spot demand ; ilosed barely steady nl " > to 10 points net decline.ua Sales , 4,251 lmg , Including : March. $11.3i ) ; July. $14.25 ; ( September , $14.S5 14.40 ; Oclober , lll.40fl > 11.45 ; December , $11.25. HK | > t coffee , lllo , dull ; No. 7. 15c ; mild , quiet ; Cordova , " " - sales , 900 bags Mnrncalbo nnd 160 bags Ccntiul American p. t. Warehouse deliveries from New Ytirk yesterday , 11.G64 bags ; New York stock to day , 23S.S27 bags ; United stuck , 3I'.5SO bags ; alloal for tlie fulled States , 270.W ) bags ; total visible supply for the United States , 6S5.5SO bags , against 314,022 l > ags last year. IIAVIID , June 20. COFFEE-Opened Uf higher ; nt 12 m. , l-aiely Bteady , unchanged ; nt : l p. m. , baiely steady , ' .if lower ; closed barely steady and unchanged from opening ; sales , ll.WW bags. SANTOS. June M.-COPFEE-fliilet ; good average Santos , $16.40 ; receipts , 7.000 bugs ; stuck , 131 , OH ) bag' . HAMIIUlia , Juno 20. COFFER Quiet , l i- changed ; no sales. U10 , June 20.-COFFEE Weak ; No. 7 Rio. $16.60 ; exchange , 9 7-16d ; receipts , 6,000 bags ; clcar l for the United States , none ; cleared for Europe , 1,000 bags ; stock , 106OuO bags. Cotton ttnrknt. ST. LOUIS June 20. , COTTON-QuIet ; mid dling , 6 13-l6c ; pales , 17 bales ; rec-lpts , LOW bales ; shipments , 217 bales ; stock , 2.1 SGI bales. NEW UHLBANS , June 2 > ) . COTTON Quiet ; mlildllng , 6 13-16c ; low middling. 6 7-16C : gi > d ordinary. 6' c ; net receipts , 309 bales ; gros , 361 balis ; exports. In the continent. 2JI bales ; sales , 300 bales ; stock , 125.0S9 bales. NEW VoniC. June 21) . COTTON Easy ; mid dling , 7 3-iic ] ; net receipts , none : gross , 1.M2 Iniles ; expoits , to Great Ilrltaln , 2846 bales ; to the c nllnent , 3,000 liales ; forwarded. 1V7 bnleB ; sales , 640 bales , all spinners ; stock , 210.677 bales ; total tndny , net receipts , 937 bales ; exports , to ( real Ilrltaln , 4 262 bales ; to the continent , 3,307 bales ; stock , 451,259 bales. Vork ur.v Onoilt AlurUet. NEW YOIIK , June 20. Agents have advanced prices as follows : Peppcrell anil brown cottons to 4iic ; PeppeiPll 0 , 6c ; Pepperell K , 6'uc ; Pcp- erell K. 6c ; Enorec standard , 30-Inch drills , to 5o ; Dwlglit Anchor , 36-Inch , bleached , to 7'Je ' ; DwlRht Anchor. 36-Inch , half bleached , to 7'ic. There Is n peed market for brown sheetings and drills nnd for Immedlnto nnd near deliveries supplies lire very light. The woolen goods mar ket Is steadier under the Influence of an upward tendency In wool , nnd blankets nnd flannels have been lokked nflcr with more Interest. Printing cloths very stenrty nt 2T c for fpotH and 2 3-16c bid and declined for contracts. \\fin < Miirket. ST. LOl'IS , June 23. WOOI Strong for choice grades ut unchanged prices ; Missouri and Illinois combing , 15c ; combing nnd cloth , 14'4W145ic ; medium , 13V4c ; coarse and braid , 14uniUic ; IlKht flne , lie ; henvy flne. S'.SCflc : Kansas and Ne braska medium , ll(13c ; light line. "ii'Sc ; heavy flne , 5ji6c ; Texas , Arkansas , Indian Territory , etc. , fall und spring , medium , 12ll3c ; coarse nnd low , SSJlOc ; light fine. 86flOc ; heavy flue , GfJS ; ; Dakota , Wyoming. Utah , etc. . medium , CSSc ; coarse and low , 7@Sc ; light line , 7Sc ; heavy flne , &CjGc. 1'oorlrt Alwrels. . TEOniA. June 23. CORN' Quiet , easier ; No. 2 , 4'JVic ; No. 3 , 4Dc. OATS Dull , easy ; No. 2 white , SOViffSOlic ; No. 3 "while , 2i'fci2Sic. IIY13 Dull , nominal ; No. 2. C2g63c. WHISKY Firm ; finished goods , on the basis of $1.25 for high wines. RECEIPTS Wheat , 4.210 bu. ; corn , 24,050 bu. ; oats , O.JiOO bu. ; rye , none ; bntley , 2,100 bu. SHIPMENTS Wheat , 1.2 < X > bu. ; corn , none ; onts , 36,300 bu. ; rye , none ; barley , 700 bu. > igiir Mnrker. NEW YORK. June SO. SUGAR Row , quiet , but steady ; reflned , Inactive , but steady ; fnlr refining. 2Tic ; centrifugal. M test , 3 K-lOe ; refined , steadier : No. 6 , if4 3-16c ; No. 7. 3 15-16 ® 4'ic ; No. 8. 3't04 l-16c ; No. 9. 3 13-lCC4c ; No. 10 , 3Wi3 15-16c : No. 11. 3 ll-16IJ3T4c ; No. 12. 3 9-168 > S c ; No. 13. 3jc ; off A. 4 ll-16ITlTtc ; mold A , 4 ll-lfi4Ttc ; standard A. 4 5-16j4tic : confection ers' A. 4 5-16if(4',4c ; cut loaf. 6 l-lCfj5'ic ; cruslud , 5 l-lCwr.Uc : powdered , < % W4 li'-lCc ; granulated , 4 7-lCS454c ; cubes. 4 H > lC04c. liriiln Alnrk-t * . MILWAUKEE , June 2) . WHEAT No. 2 prlng. 74ic ; No. 2 northern. 73V4c ; July , 73Hc. CORN Steady nnd qiilet : No. 3. We. OATS Dull nnd weaker ; No. 2 white , 3I c ; No. 3 white , nominal. I1ARLEY Nominal ; No. 2 , COc ; sample , SOGJlc. RYE Quiet ; No. 1. C2c. AllnneiipollsVlirut Miirket. MINNEAPOLIS. Juno 20. WHEAT Steady ; June , 72T4c : July. 72f ( 3c ; Septemlwr , 70'44J7Wic ! : on track , No. 1 hard , 74V4c ; No. 1 northern , "I'.ic No. 2 northern , 72Ue. FLOUIl Steady ; llrft patents , $4.0.W4.40 ) ; second end patents , t3. 5g4.30 ; flrst clears , 53.6UO3.60. IlultitliVlirut liriet. : DULUTH , June 20. WHEAT No. 1 hard , cish , o Whciit SAN FRANCISCO , June 20. WHEAT Quiet ; December , 11.03T4. KTATK Or TIIK IKON TKADK. Rush In Trndn Cnntlnues nnd Holler M1IU Are All tlusr. NEW YOUK , Juno 20. The Iron Ago to day will say : The rush In the trade con tinues today and has been gaining headway during the past week at a rate which Is be ginning to Irlgliten some of the more con servative. Contracts have been made In coke at lower prices and the echo of the threatened advance to fl.GO has died away. Ueports from Chicago and St. Louis have H that the railroads have become livelier buy ers of rails and an advance has been se cured In some cases. As much as $12 In the valleys has been paid for large blocks of Bessemer pig. Ulllets are now selling at $18.60 to $18.75 at western makers' mills for delivery during the third quarter. As much as $26 at makers' mills has been paid for wire rods In the west. The rolling mills are very busy throughout the country and the demand Is heavy. The western bar manu facturers have raised their prices $1 per ton and their eastern colleagues have followed eult with 0.1 cent per pound. The makers of foundry Iron have Jumped another GO cents a ton In all parts of the country. The leading western distributing points report a very active week. MIGHT ll.irii 1SKKS SKltlOVS. I'lvo I'crions Injured In a Wrcclc on a liullronil. HOUSTON , Tex. , June 20. The northbound flyer on the Missouri , Kansas & Texas was wrecked ten mlUs north of here last night. The wreck occurred at a branch of White Oak bayou , which Is usually dry , but had been swollen by heavy rains. No one was killed. The Injured are : J. W. Slocum , fireman , Smlthvllle , bruised In side. John Graham , Cane Island , Injured In back , hip and slJo ; may die. T. D. Uenfro , badly bruised in back , Duller Davis , Injured In chest and Jan broken. Allen Johnson , aged G years , of Trinity , In jured In hip. AgtA Methodist Jllilmp Will Mnrry. NASHVILLE , Tenn. , June 20. Hev. II. K. Hargrove , venerable bishop of tbe Methodist Episcopal church south , will bo married In Kansas City Friday to Mrs. Scarratt , mother- in-law of lllelop Hendrlcke , alto of the Methodist church. Illsbop Hargrove left for Kansas City last night. He Is CS years of age and 1s probably tbe best known divine In the south and Is still very active In his church work. Mrs1. Scarratt has been a widow for many years and IB but a few years the Junior of her distinguished husband-elect. The announcement ot their coming marriage has caused a great surprise to their many friends. Karl's Clover Root , the great blood purifier , gives freshness and clearness to tbe complexIon - Ion and cures constipation ; 25c , GOc , $1.00. Sold by Goodman Drue Co , OL08I3 OF THU J , 0. U , A , M , MEttT Ilnnqtict t dm Mtllnnl ( tin Feiltirn of l.nut livening , At the Mlllnnl hotel Intt evening ( ho Junior Order of United American Mechanics were wined and dined by the proprietor ! ot that ! hotUlry , The Urge dining halls were dreams of floral beauty ami thu guests wcro royally entertained by the generous liott , U 1 wan the finale of the national council of tin organization which has been In.session Inbe this city for several days. One of the belt features was saved for tlio latt. Covers were laid for 150 and everybody wa present lo participate In the pleasure thus offered. Speeches of an Informal nature tvcrn made by F. M. Alexander of Ilhoilo Island , Uev. S.On Wright Duller and J , W. Homier of Omaha , F. L. Armstrong , W. T. Kfrr and Perry Slianor ot Pennsylvania , J. O , A , Ulch- lei , national councilor , Hev. J , Morgan Heed of New Jersey , 13. IH-etncr of Pennsylvania , and 0 , M , Cone of Oregon , J. N. Glllnn was toaslmaslcr and grace fully performed the duties of the position. The sentiment expressed In the responses to toasts was largely with reference to frater nal subjects of Interest to the members. A vote of thanks was unanimously tendered the Mlllanl hotel management for the hos pitality thus extended. CASHED A CHECK NOT HIS An Italian \Vlin Mny llo t'oiiiplnlncd Aqnlnu for I'lirgcry. . Salvadoro Drothcl , nn Italian , was yrstor- dny afternoon arrested by Officer Haven- camp , Ho was charged with larceny , hut In all probability this charge will bo changed lo forgery. In the afternoon Drothcl was In the Boston store , and wlillo there ho found a check on the floor , The check was for $5 and was .ado payable to H. Hall , He at once went o the More of Ernest Dclmont at Sixteenth nJ Dodge streets nnd represented himself bo Hall. Ho claimed that ho rcclcvcd the icck In payment for work , but that ho was nablo lo write nnd conseryicntly could nol ndorse It. He wished Mr. Hclmont to cn- orsc It for him , and the latter , believing 10 story , readily acceded to the request , roth el then went lo a bank anil received ic money for the check. Later It waa learned that the check had ecu lost by Hall's daughter. The bank on hlch It was made payable was visited , bui y that tlmo the check hail already been alj' 'LACED ' IN AN OKPHANAGE Ivo Children Heacued from a Cruel Fnlhcr by the I'ollco Mntrmi , Pat Gallagher , who lives on the corner of Twenty-second and Clark streets , will not hrow his children out of his house any more , sveral days ago Pat came home drunk In the ftcrnoon and threw his- five children , ranging n ago from 3 to 1G years of age , out of the , ouse , and kept them out all night , birrlcad- ng himself Inside. The children were cared or by the neighbors. In addition to this , . ( though he Is earning a good salary , he has 'ailed to support them properly. Yesterday 'ollce ' Matron Gumming succeeded In placing 'our of the children In the Denson orphanage. The fifth , a little girl between C and 7 years 1 age , was refused admittance because she lad the whooping cough , It being feared that t might spread among the children In the Souse , who number nearly 100. The matron o now trying to find some charitable family , vho will take care of the little girl until she gets well. She Is a very bright and lovable ihlld. FOItflED A JilMCK OP UOXDS. IsHue of Fraudulent Securities A Hunt In Eintern Cities. LOS ANGELES , June 20. Forty thousand ollars worth of securlly , purporting to bo lacked by ( he credit of this city , that nre icing peddled among1 some of the lending financial houses of the east , nre pronounced o be forget les. The bonds purport to bo ewer nnd public Improvement bonds , bear- ng Interest at 10 per cent. The bonds In question , a little over a week ngo , were endered to C. H. White & Co. of New York That firm had r.lready sent Its Chicago repre- entatlve to this cltv to bid for several Issues of bonds about to be made and ho wns In structed by telegram to look Into this block vhlch was offered at a suspiciously low price Ten per cent bonds nre not common and they eared something was wrong. Mr. White ar rived here yesterday and nt once went to : he city clerk's office , where he nscertalnec .hat his suspicions were correct. No sucl ssuo had ever been made and If the bonds ixlst they are forgeries. Indicted ur I'oderal irnnd Jury. The federal grand Jury has found true bills ngalnst J. F. Lambth nnd F. Foster fo ; robbing the Dunbar postoffice ; William Sulll > -an for selling liquor on the Wlnnebago reservation ; Henry Hicks for counlcrfelting Frank Webb , Martin Shields , Barney Me Cormlck and Thomas Gruneauer for selling Iquor without n government license ; H. W Jrlswold for vlolallon of poslnl laws ; J. J Marushck , postmaster at NImburg , for falsl tying lilo returns ; John Dos for robbing th postoffico at Bower. The Stroncest Men Grow Weak. Sometimes. The short cut to renewed vigor Is taken by Ihose sensible enough to use Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters systemallcally. I re-establishes Impaired dlgesllon , enables the system to assimilate food , and combines the qualities of a flne medicinal stimulant will Ihoss of a sovereign preventive remedy. Ma larla , dyspepsia , constlpallon , rheumallc nervous and kidney complalnls are cure < ' and averted by It. Shot Father nnd Child. GAINESVILLE , Ala. , Juno 20. Postmaste P. B. Woodson and D. H. Hunter were whip ping two negro girls named Wright yester day for Insulting Woodson's daughter when Iho father of the girls attacked them with , hoc. Hunter was seriously Injured , where upon Woodson shot the negro and the lat ter'a daughter , killing them. The bulle that struck the girl glanced from Wright' head. _ To the young face Pozzonl's Complexion Powder gives fresher charms , to the old , re newed youth. Try It. H'BA TllKIl FUll EVA S T. 1'nlr , Cooler In Eastern Nnhrmha uni Northwesterly 1Vlnd . WASHINGTON , Juno 20. The forecns for Friday Is : For Nebraska Fair ; cooler In the eastern portion ; northweslerly winds. For South Dakota Fair ; westerly winds For Iowa Showers ; southerly winds. For Missouri Fair variable winds. For Kansas Fair ; variable winds. Local Itrcunl. OFFICE OF THE WEATHRR BUREAU OMAHA , Juno 20. Omaha record of tern perature nnd rainfall , compared with th corresponding day of the past four years : 1693. 1801. 1S93. U92 Maximum temperature. . . . 81 M 90 9 Minimum ternpcnvlure . . . 58 C5 ( .9 C Average tcmperuturo . . . . 70 79 kO k Precipitation 00 .01 .00 .0 Condition of temperature and prcclpltntlo nt Omaha for the day nnd slnco March ' 1R95 : Normal temperature ' , Deficiency for the day Normal precipitation 30 nc Deficiency for the day 20 Inc Tolul precipitation slnco March 1 8.48 Incht Dellciency since March 1 4.37 inche lloporU from Other Stiitlom ut 8 1 * . M. T" Indicates trace of precipitation. L. A. WELSH , OUcmr. Vllt NOT TALK ABOUT IT Jnlon Fftolflo OfDolahKoop Still RsfrnrJIng Short Line Burner fr-m Now York , USPECT IT IS ONLY A FEELER t Itrport If Correct It Mny Mean thuf the Atnorlcitii l.onn and Truit Cam * pnny Intend * { 'renting II * I'orrcluitira Suit. Union Pacific offlclaU were cxcccJln l # , ctlccnt to Rlvn nu opinion yesterday upon lie effect of the telegram from Now York herein It Is stated that a committee of the oniolltlnted Cs of tlio Oregon Short Line ml Utah Northern had decided to refute o take the property upon the order ot JtiJga Icrr.llt of Utah. No news had been ro- elved from the receivers of the Union Pa- ( lie In New York and It wns feared tli.it II night bo a trap set to call out opinion from lllclals hero as to the effect inch rcfutil ould liavo on the property. President Clnrlc eald lie had received no news what- vcr regarding the matter and until he was urthcr enlightened upon the subject wouUl ot say a word. Judge Kelly was equally , ( lent and wanted to wait until the action of ho committee had been authenticate ! bo- ore poliig on record as to tlio effect the re- usal to take tlio property under the order f Judge Merrill would have upon the : tand- ng ot the parties In court. \ \ Should the refusal as telegraphed to Tha leo prove correct. It will go far toward cm- haslzlng what this paper has all along con- etuled , that tlio American Loan nnd Trust ompany would press Its foreclosure suit , ake a decree and proceed to sell the prop- rty , which Is Its legal right. In the event Mr. Kgan decides to taka ho properties of the Short Line In Ilia iKlitli and ninth circuits , It will leave him vlthotit any connections whatever , as thcr s no road wltnln many miles of Urangcf nit the Union Parlflc , the same condition * l loldlng good as to the othsr procrtlw. Till < cy to the situation , Updcn , will still t > < losed to Egan , and he will bo no nearef ormlng a Junction with the Great Northern han he Is at present. It Is a most InterV . sting situation and the eyes of the railroad vorld 11 ro on the movements being madela he Short Line case. WANT Till : OHDI'.H MOUI1MKD. \merlcnii Lonti nnd Trust Compiujr Not -i\ \ Vet S tl llr < l. SALT LAKE , Juno 20. A motion was filed ; > y the attorney of the American Loan anij Trust company of New York for a modllU cation of the recent order appointing ro celvcrs for the Utah Northern & Oregon Short Line , so as to make J. M. Esan ths sole receiver and give him authority to Usua , receiver's certificates and allow him to taka lopscsslon of the road without paying till nterest on the Utah Southern and Utah. Northern extension bonds. The case will come up for argument before Judge Merrill on Tuesday next. i : xcuitsit.v ) n vTi' > IMCOJIINO siiutir Custom Lines HiKplcmus of the Onion I'nctflc on tlrnvrr Itiito * . CHICAGO , Juno 20. The eastern line * ; are getting uneasy over the excursion rate * lo Denver for the National Educational asso ciation next month. There has always been a generous slashing of the agreed rates dur < Ing the last few days preceding the annui convention of this organization and all sorti of minors are floating around as to what wll le done this year. An e.xccutlvu officer o ! one of the eastern trunk lines wired la Chicago that It was reported In Cincinnati , Indianapolis nml other places that extenslvu cuts were being made In the rates and ha wanted the truth about It , If the truth was obtainable. The general fear seems to bq that the Uulon Pacific has cut , will cut , ofl IB getting ready to think about cutting thrf excursion rates to Denver. The telegram had the effect of creating n large amount of sus-i plclon on all sides , although nobody seems to have any direct knowledge that the ratca have been cut. There Is no apparent reason of any sort why the Union 1'aclflc should bo suspecte'd of making any reductions In pd . senger rates expect that It cut freight ratesi some days back , and that Is no reason at " y Must I'ny Northern 1'iicltro Intercut. ' MILWAUKEE , June 20. Justice Jenkins today directed the receivers of the Northern Pacific to pay the semi-annual Intersst upon the general first mortgage bonds amounting to $1,275.630. due July 1 , and to pay the sinking fund charges maturing under tha mortgage on the same day , $307,375 , as soon as the sales of lands caused by the mort gage can be adjusted. A report of tha comptroller Is attached to the petition show ing that the earnings of the road prior to Juno 30 , 1895 , will exceed the operating ex penses for the prior liens anil charges by an amount sufficient to pay Interest and sinking fund due July 1. . Merced Into the C'lilro Short Line. ST. LOUIS , Juno 20. Negotlattons whlctf have been In progress between President G.1 W. Parker of the Cairo Short Line and a committee representing the bondholders of the Chicago , Peorla & St. Louis railroad1 will probably be closed today , and , as a re sult , the road will become a part of the Cairo Short Line system. About $4,200,000 Is Involved In the deal. Hecelver llouwortli of the Chicago , Peorla & St. Louis has noti fied the officials to expect a change on July 1. Will Ntit Accnpt a .Tpnrntn Itrrnlrcr < hlp. NEW YORK , June 20. A committee rep-t resenting the Oregon Short Line und Utah Northern consolidated C nor cent bonds has decided not to accept a separate receivership upon the terms of Juilgo Merrill's order. \ Murrlnce License * . The following marriage licenses have bccrj granted : Name and address. Ago , Frank M. Tremutn , Oinnha 33 Harriet A. Ileedle , Omnha 29 Edward Schllck , Omaha 23 Molllo 12. Gurner , Omaha 19 ' TIIK UKALTV MAItllKT INSTRUMENTS placed on record Juno 2\ ( , 1893. WAIUIANTY DEEDS. * Henry Holln and wife to W A I'axton , Iota 17 18 19 nnd U , Wuverly add , lots 8 and U. lAululK I'lace. lots , b , 9 and 10 , block 33 , AinMer Plare , lot 7 , bloclt 9 , Walnut Hill lot 9 , tiloclc 12 , Kitchen & W's sub- / dlv. lot 1. bl'Xk 211 , Omaha J22.000 Same to same , w V , lot 30 , llurr Oilc , lots 14. 15 and 18 , block 9. Walnut Hill 3,000 Herman Suiht and wife to F 11 Hath , lots 7 , 8 , 9 and 10 , block \Vakeley u < ld 100 Andicw Olsvn and wlfo to ( H Joslln et nl , trustees , s > A lot 2 iind n ' ,4 lot 3 , block 21 , i ; V Smith's add 8,372 H M Hunt and wife to J A Whaland , lot ! ) block 11C'IMS 6 nnd 8 , block 117 , lot 2 , I lock 131. lot 3 , block 18 , nnd undlv , i outlet lot 2M , Florence J.COQ A A IIIIUnKS and husband to A B llllllnua , ir , ruUllv lot 15 of lot 6. Capitol add. lot S , block 3. IMS 2. 3 and 4. lilm-k B , lots i , < C , 8 , 10. 11 and 14 , block C , undlv IJ lots 1 , S nnd ' > . block C , Hltchcjck's limt mid , undlv * , 'i lots 9 and 10 , block 4 , lot 1 , block 5 , lioyd & Khnrp's add to Kouth Gimt 1'rterVon to L M 1'ayne , lot 24 , block 5 , Urammery park 6CK ) L M Payne and husband to Katie Ilothery , same. SOD J II IlHllleld and wife In LiiulH Holimlclt , ! > ! 9 to 1C. block 1 , Iledlleld add l.Gll K II Auble to Annie Itoivley , lot 7 , block 1 , second add to Boulli Omnha , 4,000 DEEDS. Special master to J K Chambers , lot 23 , block 8 , llnlford Place , 370 Total amount of transfers , JI8.0SO F. P. SMITH ( Tel. ISM ) S. M. STANFOUD F. P. SMITH & CO. GRAIN arid PROVISIONS Room 4 , N , Y. Life Bldg. , Omaha. Ilranch ofllces at Fremont and Columbus. All rrdtrs placed on the fhlcuKa lloaid ot Trade. Correspondents : Kchwurtz , Uupee & Co. , C'hl- cairo ; Kchrelncr. Pluck & Co. , Ku Louis. Ilefei to First National Hunk , Omaha. MAHOIN No mulU'r win : booklet un upeo TRADINd ulutlon ) M ma ) have rtad cnd PXI'I ' AINI'Il ° r ouis.vhlch l NUVV and lnn"c OMI1LliTK , It cleutly vxplalni njars hi _ trodlni : and DKFINEB ALL UAIIKBT LIXl'ltESaiONS. ii'i free and will teach you "niethlng. ARDOQAST & CO. , 11 Trttder * Uulldlnr. Chicago. . _ - - -
