Til 10 OMAHA DALLY HUH : SATl'HDAY , J 1TNE 22 , l 0r > ,
COfflMCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Lower Cables Oauso a Slump in Wh nt ,
but Short * Cover nwl ft Emotion EUMKS ,
CORN ACTIVE BUT SUFFERS A DICLINi
O t blioncit .Moreiiliimllon Ttian uti the
I'rfrpillni ; Dnjr I'rinlnloin I'lrm Up
Aflrr n U cak Opening HIM ! De
cline ( III J n Trlltr ,
Jtmr 21.-Lower cablrw
A dec Idcd slump In wheat tmlay , but cover
ing by fhorlH cauj't-il n rv.irtlon from the
lower llgiirc. July fold down to W'.ic , lull
recovered to TIUc. nnd rk > tHil at "u'tc , or If
lower thnn on the day befoie. Cutn wu > .
nl o weak , but with pcih.ip ! ' n better tea-
'on than win at for weakness , the tlay'f
tli line being only fractional. c to \c
dots ilosctl He lower. ProvttiUiiitt were ac
tive and weak , but In the end only sllilitly
lower. The wcakni'si * In wheat wnH at tin
i.pvnlng . as protiotinced as the llrmnesj
prc'-nillng It-w than three weeks' ago. July ,
\\lii 'i ' elided yesterday til 7P c bid. opcneO
with sillers from " 0c duwn to "O' ' c , niul
srime sales nl the muno time were n low ns
"o c. HuyltiK urdcrB prevented Its gains
lower nt Hint llmi- . lull were not milllclenl
to iln more than Mtcntly the price within tin
limits of the opening range. The short ?
bought several times nt the opening , aiul
several times again on thu vuilmis Mumpr
which snici'cpiled each other ilurliiK the fore
noon. On each little rally there wits lots' '
of short wheat for snlc until the price foi
July got down tn < S',4c. Frnm that ) MIII | |
tln-rc WIIB nn advance of lo lo "u'vc. The
latter prlco MUM cmrcnt around 12 iiVUick. .
Tinsbntt n'llei'H did nuthlr.g to help tin
diM'Ui olntc bulls until the low point uliovi
bml born reached. After that they ciiulil
be ( ll.-tlnijulshcd from tbc luills , HO cagei
illd they appeal In ali'oiliing the whcal
which wast for Milr. TinIcttlgu murki-t *
were weak. I.lvcrpoul had the complain !
l < > inaki' ( hat tinreiHpt * of fiin-lgn whcal
In the I'tiltt.l Klimdoin ft'ithtcc ilnvt
nmountcd to the heavy amount of S.SIO.tnH
Im The principal pail was from llti slr
and Afmntlmami a prlvntc cablcKratn frcm
Hcilln quntiMl a ilot line In the price of whcai
there f.qunl to Pic per Int. , due , II was
Raid , to the German government hnvlii ) .
raised Us estimate ( if the crop. The north
wesU'in tciclpt * were 117 cari. The c-NjKir
clenraticcK from the Atlantic pnrts wert
-.ipiiiliitlnily | Hinall , nmotintliiK to onlj
aliout Srt.ooo 1m. In wheat and Hour together
VnrclKii tnarkclH were ? llgllly ( Irregular
PiirN i'ln t d n trlllc bluhcr : Antwerp I2' < ji
lower , nnd Ilerlln from 1 mark to 1' . , mnrki
lowor. Here Ihc market , near the close
iiile.l . rather llrm nt from 70"ic to 71c foi
July , and after touching 71'sc for an Install
cli.scd . at 707 > , c.
There wns a fair degree of activity Ii
corn , but , as was the1 case In wheat , tin
price differed. The growing weather mil
Kllghtly heavier receipts discouraged FOIIII
of the loenl traders , who , for n feu
days , have been buyers , and they unloaded
The price of July at the opening wns fron
4S7tc to We. nnd It declined to ISc. Will
the recovery In wheat , com rose ngnln K
49c near the end nnd eloped at 4S74e.
OutH were much more nctlve than ycstcr
day. Fluctuations were still confined to i
rather narrow range , and to n great extent
tent Inlluenecd liv the wheat nnd con
markets. September ranged from 2S'c ( tt
27 .1' . and closed nt 277/Kc lo 2Sc.
The provision maiket was active nm
weak for some time , but became firmer Inti
In the tiny , and In the c-ml prices were onl' '
n Irlllc lower thnn they roted nt on tin
dav be-fore. Pork for September , afte
Helling as low im $7.0"i about the npenlng
workiil up again to S12.12' ' . . . and clo. oil n
JI207'.i , as agalnsl ? 12.1ri on the prevlou
nfternoon. I 'ird wns rather neglected am
only lltictuated over a 5e range1 , nnd closci
2'iC ' lower for the day. There was a fal
amount of activity In rlb . The prlco a
the close showed a decline of 2'ic. The de
Cash ittotatlonH were aft follows :
I''IOL'IlVt ak.
WHUAT No. 2 sprlnR. 70'i 73c ; No. 3
nominal ; No. 2 reil.70isfi71ic. .
( XHN-No. 2 , 4Sn4STvc : No. 3 yellow , 4S\c.
OATM-No. 2. 2XMiT2)iiie ( ) ; No. 2 white31Sf34c
No. 3 while , SUJfiSlVic.
HYU-No. 2. 62o.
HAIll.iY No. 2 , 63c ; No. 3 , 6Hi 52ic ; No. 4
nunlnal.
I-'l.AX SBED-N'o. 1. fl.MU.
TIMOTHY SiiD : Prime. jr-.fA
rildVlWIONS Mess i uk. iwr Mil. , 11.7rf
11 S71S ; lurel , per 100 Ibs. . } G.4 : > 5tC.47'4 ; short ribs
Hides ( loo.e ) , JB.lOwe.H ; dr > ' salte- l shoulder
| ,1.37li4j.1.60 ; shoit char Bides ( boxeil )
. .
WHISKY Dlstlllern' finished Roods , per Kal.
Jt 2f.is.
The following wre the receipts nnJ shipment
today :
On the Prolii3j oxcnanro toliy the bittlar mar
ket was Htoadv : cra.Tnory. tualT'io : dairy. UU
lie. Kffirb , ste-ady ; lOHaimc. Cheese , OJ4 7Ho.
NKW YOIIK liKNKH.U. .UAIIKKT.
Clojtlni ; Oii'itmloin mi thu r.-lnulpil Com-
ninilltliM Hint Mnplcx.
NGW YOUK , June 21. Fl.Orit-necelptu , 15
ti bbls. ; exports , 2.7.1' . ' ) bbls. ; ualeM , 12C iO pKK
Market for pprins wheat was weak. Some exp , i
Imiulry , but no results. Hyc Hour , Blow.
WIMAT Ke-cclptK , 6,700 bu. ; exports , none
Bales , 2l,22i,00) bu. futurm and 21,000 bu. tp.it
h'pot closed steadier ; No. 2 red , In stoic and ele
valor , 74'ic ' : afloat. 71V ; f. o. b. , "C'.tcj ' No.
northern , 7kic. : ) dellvere < l ; No. 1 hard , 79'ic , de
llvere.1. Options declined actlvelj under lenewc. .
llquldatl. n , coupliil with weaker cables and fa
vorable crop news until midday , when the price ;
were rallied by Illinois of a bit : export buflnejv
at outpors find tlurlni , ' the afternoon wan tlrniei
i"OHN--Il-x'e'pts. l.M.l1 . * ) bu. : exports 30. . ) bu
sales , UO.OOO bu. futures nnd 32.iv , ) bu. spot
SK.I. | quiet nnd t.iHier ; No. 2. M'ic In elevator
M'.c uilo.it ; Bieamer mixed. M c , Options de
c'ined under active llquliUtlrn , afterwn'.d rccov
ered with wheat and closed llrm at lttl\c no
loss. July , D27ifiUV. closed nt 53 ? > c ; Ausust
' " ' . " 4- . . I'-nM-d ' '
.I - nt Ol'.c ; September. G4ttflJ4' c
closed at 64Hc.
HATS Hte-elpts , K.100 bu. ; exports 100 bu.
s.i.es. 1G.IKX ) bu. future's and 115.IOO Int. spot
-'i"1 ! . nctlve but enfler ; N2. . Slt e ; No. 2 , de
h\ered. Sl'iCSl'ic ; No. 3 , SOVie ; No. 2 wh'tc '
4l' ' e. Ni > . 3 white. 33ie ! ; track , mixed westein
32ff3U" ; truck , white western , 3Mi41e. Option
dull nnd easier , ulth it Una ) tally ; pilces un
ehangeil to Hc lower ; June closed fit 31c ; July
8lBai 4r co ed at SHie ; September , 31 fl'31Sc
c | , sed nt 31"jc.
ll .v v Plrin ; shipping , SOflCOe ; good ( o choice
HOI'S Quiet ; state , common to choice , rid
" ' . 1SS4. 4iSc ; 1'iiclllc conn , old , 365c ; Ik84
4TSc.
HIDES Strong ; wet salteil New Orleans , se
lifted , 25 to < * > . > tl.H. , CVtC , ni'intniili Texas , sr
Intul SO to M Ibs. , nominal ; lluenos Ayres. :
' " ' Itw. , ISO , nominal ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 Ibs.
12P"
'iOl8teudy ; domi-stlc tleece , 16T2Se ; pulle.
N Quiet ; ftralne.l , common to Kex > d , II.I
( il i
iLEATHEH Firm ; hemlock sole. Huenos Ayrvf
Imhl to he-tvy we g its , ! 2ii2.1c : acid. 21I4c.
rHOVISH.SS Ileef. llrm ; beef hams.
19 SO Cut meats , firm : p'cklcd ' bellies , JJ.71HC.2' ,
picklt-1 sh iirldem. J5.R7t > ( ! fi.W. I ird. dull ; wesl
ern steam closed nt JG.C.2V nominal ; July close
nt 'B T.I. n. . nilnal : SeutemlKr. < G.li. ! nominal : re
fined , steady ; compound. J7. 1'ork. fn'rly ' actlx
and lower nt 113 0.1013.75 ; family. J13 ; short deaf
III 'ITKH Steady : western dairy. 9JJ14e ; wes
n rrriunery , 12ulSc ; western factory. Hfl2'ic '
I1nna. IWfIm tntlrn er trn- * ! - . 116fl3c. slat
dairy , I18l7c ; state creamery. 17' lilSc.
ir'-'SK- " ht-tre. 5HtJ7t\c ; small. CfjSc
part ikliiis , 4fi. ' . ' . < full skims 1'ic.
| . ; iljS ( W-iiV . t Hid 1'rtirsylv.inla , llfll tjc
we-stern flesh. II 1 c ; receipts , S.W6 pkgj.
TALLOW " . .nil . lower ; city. 2 per pkg.
ll.c : cnun'rv 4' . us lo qunllly.
I'ETUOLEt'M- ; United closed nt Jl fO hi.
HOS1N Klr.iur : - rnlfexl. lunmeti to gioj. II (
61 t .
STUAWHEUr.I4H12c. .
METALS 1'g i. llrm : American. 101il3c
Coppor. quiet : Linkers , price , tlO.W ; exchange
M" * . l.e 'l. inner ; brokers' price. J3.12Vj ; ex
change , J3.S3. Tin. firm ; Straits. J10.04 : platei
nifuket tirm. Slter. | llrm : domestic. J3.SO.
COTTONSEED OlISlow , with wenk undei
lone ami exporter * holding oft for lower prlcei
luminor yellow , Wifl56 ? c.
Nriv YorU lirr tiooiti .lUrket.
NEW YOniC. June II Agents have advance
Au..u-aa .trail denims ( uul cotton cuibimsren u
, 'I ' ill t rf . | | . , ' .illl I . ,
I I I \ . . j 1 I i ' . , i f. i y
p n K . - 'if.i i b. bn',1 .1 ( ; ' . ! ll nun > f r
II. . ' . .1 . ) wn ii'il .1 . ml e tt.'iiii nnd of iiic
t.i-l tnu - .HI.- MMIICMI - ij , i > . ! ' lli.il . has limiinl
t-i | . iti..tis l.i . , n . - if m. .H t r n. . stmk. nnd
is- , lift tteie i.\ii , | . | Tleie was n K"0.l lii"\e-
in'iit of piKiix mid n MI > slivltic market "us
i \rr > tiatutnl roltecthm of the wur c of trade.
t > uii.v
Ciiiitlllltin nf 'Irnilo nil. I IJiiiilntlii n on
Maple nail lunc. I'r.t turn.
Tli"i I * n little nrnker fcollhx In the marl.pt
for tttfklnir I'K-U buile-i. Qjotlttlunr :
itlHH-fhi.lce Mock. 1V-
lll-TTin--raf : ! < ltt tt eh. So ; chnlcp to
fan. y , I'ilil2 > ; tsi.lhi'ittl cnintry , lla ; semiutor |
cre-ttinrry , IU- .
I.1VI3 I'lMM/rnv-Henc. etil'.ic. lnoslfi ! . So.
cpilng ( l.l.kct.s . , Jj.oou .W pndm. . , nr ll Uc Jin
b ; thiili" . Se , Intl. , ji. Mile , ( ! ec e5c. .
ViIiMiole : < - fat. 70 t.i iw Ibs. . lire ( ( UDtt-el at
ct)7c ) : lnt-.c | nii.l . CO.UK. Uil' c.
CIIIS--U'IM | ; ( : itoin lull e-1'iT.m. 9c ; YOUIIB
AiiirileniK. ICe ; iwlnn. lie ; NtlimiKn nnd l"Wn.
'till cr.-atn. IlkNebtn > ki * and lt < \\n. part skims.
IttTel.llnl'liltiel ; - . No. 1. lOc. lulck. No. 1 , lie.
Htvlm No. 1. 14i- .
HAYfpli.nd luiy. J . :0 : ; tnldlalld , } Si Inwlan.l.
17.50 , ij.MihW. . f. > ; color nmKcK ( heprlcu 011 buy.
l.lKht lmi > s sell the best. Only t"l > Kradcs I rltiR
tup pt it i r.
I'lllKliNK-IVl- . , ! l.oOfi1.W.
YiniTAiti.ns. : ;
Thcio wan nollilni ; rsirrliill | ) new In HIP market
fur \tv-lal > lt'9. emulations :
l-OTATlii : " . Old sl'ck , 7SCSOii new imtnlen * .
i holcittut I : , 1'Oe.
ONlnNS neiltiiiiliis. per cralo , J1.WO1.CO ; Cab
Ifniiila In micki. . i Mbu. . , JliVKII.tr. .
nl. l > UKANS-Hiiti.l tiUlied. n.tvy , ll.Wi l.lm.i
beiins , per Ib. . f.i4tliiC.
I'AMIlAdll-on flidi-is. ! ! ic.
HI'lNAfll-l'el bu. ba'ket , SSCIOc.
ItAlilSIIUS-l'cr do ? , bunehi-s. lS172e'C.
( > UIIN : IINIUNH l > r dm. bunches , 15e.
l.nTTl'i'K-l'i-r tltm. . tOi2c. |
ASI'AllAlirH-fholee slutk. on olilcrs , 50c pel
doz. bum hm.
I'll ! I'l.ANT-IVr Hi. . > ; fllc.
( | Vr.MlliiS-On : ( oldeis , Mflf.oc . per doz.
IMIAK On older ? , per bu. . JI.50.
STUINO IllIANS-On otdeis. per U-bll. Iwx.
r.ojj cue.
\V.\\ lIlUNH-On ciders , per ' .s-bll. tiox. fC
di7'c.
TOM ATOJItfPlot Ida Mock , potCbaskct crate- .
Jl 7 : . . per 4-har-Kct crate. JI.L'5.
THXAS Sgl'ASHI'er ilnr. . . em orders. 403MC.
I-'llflTH.
The maiket e tetday was tinner on K.th
blaeUbf i rles ami mn > l > errle- .
Kastein Ktoweis ot stiawbetrteK have received
\ety little for their cup this s.-asun. prtet\t Sav-
IIIK been verj l.iw . In the lendltiR cHsiern tnnikets
I'ui.nK th * pH I week In N--W Yotk the \er\
in. \ailetliK of b.'iito" , which anlv.d ll p-rfrci
. on. I tl. in. shottliiK latKf sire and beau'iful C' ' > lo. . .
had to sell d. . w n as low IIH "itto tie per quart ,
\\hlih Is unusually low for the best Kinoe of
beriii's as e.itnpureil . to prices realized In pi e\ Ions
scuMins , they usually pclllm ? In Ihe nelK-hlK.rhiKi.l . .
of Ilkt. t. . 12e per qiiatt. The bulk or Ihe fall
to pi line terries had to be forced off In tanirr
of I ) . ' to . ' ' . per quart , which left ueiy sm.tli
inarKln f"r t u < niower when Ihc fn iBht. C-HII-
mlhs on met ehatit's eomm sii.n . and other ex-
pen es were deducted , s.- . that from the nmer'i. .
sdindp .Hit th" crop this > ear has bem prnc-
tlcallv a. failure , as they have icallz.-d so lltlle
that It ban not paid In many eases for the time
and tiouble In raising the fruit and In sonic In-
slancen the actual expenses to which they havr
been put have not been I'votercd. ejuotatlons.
HIM ) IlASI'lll-ilUIis-rer 24-iit. cas-e. 14.60.
I'l.l'MS California , per bov , cbidco stock , $1.51
Kil.Wi ; southein. per case. $2.UOf2.2V
Al'lllCOTS t'allfotnla. choice stock , per box
) l.40 < Til.7D.
e'Al.H'OHNIA ri-JAi'tlHS-IVr box. J1.25.
POI'TIinitN I'HACHIIS I'tr li-bu. bin. 75e.
Al'l'I.r.S Southtrn , per ' , s-bu. box , 75crU.OO.
e-.ise of 2-1 qts. . J2.7 : , ii. : ( " ) .
STnAWHIJIlHIIIrf Choice shipping stock , pel
lase of 24 its. | . $ s. ( > t.
ClinillllKS Cnllfoinla , per 10-lb. box , J1.50.
OOOSiiliilHliS-l'er 24-qt. case , J2.00JJ2.- . .
SOl'TIIKUN riliUHllS : Per 24-ql. case , J2.W
1ILACK HASI'IIKHUIKS I'er 24-lt. case , 3.t .
HLACKIIKHHIKS < 'holco stock , per 24-qt
( a'1 .
OIIANOIIP Navels , per box , none ; cholci
seedllnKS , per box. 12.60 ; Mediterranean sweets ,
$3.2T. ; fancy Kt. Michaels , J3.23.
I.nMONS Kxtia fancy lemons , 3CO size. $3.Mfi
C.OO ; 300 size , J6.lKaC.6' ) ' ) .
ItANANAS Choice shipping slock , per bunch
12.00 4T2.2S.
PINKArn.ES-1'er doz. , J1.7J82.25 , accordlnf
to size.
PIGS-Fancy , lie ; choice. 12ai3c ; California
bags , 7c ,
11ONUY California. 1IJJ15C.
MAI'LE SYIU'I1 Clullun Jugs , per doz. , J12
Illxby. r.-gal. cans. J3.
NfTS Almonds , lie ; English walnuts , soft
helled. IVc ; ttnnd.iids , lie ; llll.crtR , 9c ; Ilrnzl
nuts , l-c ; pecans. ! > . - .
DATES In C.O . to 70-lb. boxes. 5c per Ib. : fan' '
d.-itrs. 5c per Ib.
riDEK 1'ure Juice , per bbl. . J3 ; half bbl. , f3.
COCOANfTS-I'er hundred. S4.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
The nplulon Is expressed by tli > se who have
been In close touch with the maiket that bides
hnve reached the high iiolnt.
HIDES No. 1 gie-en hides , t'4c ' ; No 2 gieer ,
hides , Su ; No. 1 green sailed hides , DC ; No. !
green salted hides , SVic ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to i :
11.6. , HilOc ; No. 2 veal evilf. 8 to 15 Ibs. , 12c
No. 1 dry Hint hides , 12l4c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides.
12c ; No. 1 dry salted hides. 12c ; paitly cured
hides. He per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEET TKLTS-Oreen snlled. each. 23JCOc
sreen inlted sheaillngs ( short weiole-d early sklnii ,
each , SiflSc ; dry sliearllngs ( short woole-d carl )
sklnb ) , No. 1. each , SfflOe ; dry shearlings ( shorl
\\ooled early EUlns ) , No. 2 , each , Cc ; dry Him
Kansas nnd Nebiuska butcher , pelts , pel
pound , actual weight , 6fSc ; dry Hint Kansas am
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per pound , nctua
weight , 4fiCc ; diy Illn1 Cclorndo butcher woo
pelts , per pound , actunl weight. 486Hc ; dij
Illnt Colorndo murrlan wool pelts , per pound
nctuul weight. 41JCc. Hnve feet cut oil. ns It I ;
useless to pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND CHEASE-No. 1 tnllow , Vif
| t4c ; No. 2 tnlluw , SHWtc ; grease , white A , 4'n
I'lc ' : grease , white II , 3'.4c ; grease , yellow. 2'i {
3c ; grease , dark. 2ic , ; old bulte-r 2 2i,4c ; bees
ax , prime , 17f20c. rough tali.nv , ic.
WOOL , UNWASHED Fine heavy. 6iJ7c ; fin. .
light , SiifSe ; qunrter-blood , ICSfllc ; seedy , burr :
and chnffy , SfStic ; cotted nnd bioken , coarse , 75
9c : cotted and broken , Hne. O'8c.
WOOL , WASHED Medium. UfllSe ; fine. ll {
I6c ; tub washed. IRfTlSc : black. So ; bucks , 6c
tag locks. 233c ; dead nulled. 6Cc.
FL'HS.
Fl'IlS Hear , black , No. 1. large , J20.00Jf2j.OO
bear , brown. No. 1 , large. $ U ) OOg2S,00 ; No. 1 , me
dluin , J16 ; No. 1. small. JK. bear , brown , year
'
lings. No. 1. largeI10.WS12.00 ; .N'O. 1. medium
( Hum. JS.OOiiC.C'O ' ; No. 1 , small. J4 ; bear , black
Montana and Hocky mountain. NV > . j | arge
HSW:0.00 ; No. 1 , medium , $14 ; No. i Bmai |
J10 ; bear , black , Mi ntana yearlings , No. 1
large. J12 ; No. 1. medium , IS ; No. small. Ji
bear , black , Montana eubs. No. 1 , ( nice. J8.60
No. 1 , medium. $4.60 ; No. 1 , small , J3 ; bear
silver tip. No. 1 , laige , JW ; No. 1 , medium. $12
No. 1. small , IS ; bear , silver tip. yearlings , No
1 , large. $11 ; No. 1 , medium , Ib ; No. 1. small
13 ; bear , silver tip , cubs. No. I , largo , $1.0001.50
No. 1. medium , COc ; No. 1 , small , toe ; fleher
No. 1 , large , Jt ; No. 1 , medium , > 6 , No. 1 , grnall
J4 ; fox , ul\er ( , ns to color , according to beauty
No. 1 , large$100 ; No. 1 , medium. ICO ; No. 1
small. $60 ; fox , silver , pale , ae-e'ordlnif to beauty
No. 1 , large , $ M ; No. 1. me-uium , | 30 ; No. 1
Email. tX : fox. cross , No. 1 , large. | 7 , No. 1
medium. 13 ; No. 1 , email. 12 ; fox , red. No. 1
large. 11.60 ; No. 1. medium. 11.25 ; No. 1 , small
II ; fox , gray. No. 1. large. T5r : Xo. 1. medium
TOc ; No. I , small , 40c ; fokits. . No. 1. large , 60c
No. 1 , medium , we : No. 1 , Email , 30c ; lynx. No
1. large , JJ ; No. 1 , medium , 12 ; No. 1 , tmall
11.60 ; mat ten , No. 1 , large , | 2 ; No. 1 medium
11.60 ; No. 1 , snmll , II ; mink. No. 1 , large , COi
CSc ; No. 1 , medium , 40o ; No. 1 , small , Sic ; mlnli
dark. No. 1 , large , CSc : No. 1 , medium , 40c ; No
I. small , 30c ; mountain Hon. perfect head an *
fen. No. 1 , large , J1.W82.UO ; Impel feet skin :
J6 OOfiTlH ) : No. 1. nn.ill. $5 : otter , pale , No. 1
large , $7 ; No. 1 , medium , la ; No. 1 , small , 14
mccoon. No 1 , la'ge , 60S70c : No. 1. medium
5 e ; No. 1 , large. 60c0J2.00 ; tkunk. black , cased
narrow btrlped. No. 1. laige. f.0o ; No. 1 , me
dlum , 40c : No. 1. small. 25e ; broad striped , No. 1
large. lOfiSJc ; wolverine. No. 1. large , ! 4 ; No. 1
medium. 3 ; No. 1 , small. 13 ; wolf , mountain
No. 1. large , $3 ; No. 1 , medium , 12 ; No. 1
small. 11.60 ; wolf , prairie. No. 1. large. CS0SOc
No. 1. medium. CiV ; No. 1. small. 40e ; beaver
per fkln. No. 1. large. IS.OOifCOO ; No. 1. medium
14.60 ; No. 1 , small. $2 ; beaver kits. No. 1. Ijrge
* 2. No 1. medium. Jl W ; No. 1. smnll. ; 5e
muskrnts. winter. No. 1 , Inrge , fiJflOc ; No. 1
medium. 9c ; No. 1. small , 7c ; muskrnts. fall
No. 1 large , 4J6c : No. 1. medium , 7c ; No. 1
mall. Cc ; muekrnt kits , ittte.
St. Loul ( ienerMl 'Murket.
ST. LOt'lS. June 2l.-KLOfIt-Lower nnd dull
patents , JJ.'J.'O.IU ; extra fancv. | 3,70S3.SO } ; fancy
f3.4.C36n . ; ch'.tce. ' 13 Cli 3.0 : Uye lli.ur . , J3.75JJ4.00
\VHKAT Opened 'nc lower , but rapidly de
dined I'ic more on heavy sales , but ns soon a
the buying becnrne better the market firmed u ]
and recovered l" c and closed with selleis ' , C1S4
U'low yiftenlay. Dli-eouiag ng cables , Ind'cntlon '
that the rain wns nl-.ut over In wheat district
nnd breaking markets elsewai re were the e-ain-e
of the rapid declines : No. 2 red. en * ? i. 76c nsked
Julv. 70I70'c iiskul ; Septunber. 7l\c nsked.
COHN Wuk nnd lower. In sympathy will
wheat and lower rablei : from Ihe lowest poln
there was n flight loactlon. but the close wa
firm , though Ic below yesterday : No. 2 rnlxe.1
cash , 44i e- bid ; July , 41'ic ' bid ; ijeplernber , 4C1 ,
askrd.
OATH Dull , weak and lower , closing nt Tdiil
decline from yenteidnv ; No. 2. cash , 23c nsked
July. S6 4t : September , 2 HC ; bid.
HYPN mlnal.
e-OHN MRAI - 3.2.fi3.30.
IIHAN t'nsetllid ; C4c bid ; tea nsked , ens
trnck.
FLAX SKHD Numlnnl.
IIUASS t > Kii > S Nominal.
IIAY-Heprw.nl and lower for tlmithv nt Ml. "
$ r..CO : Iimlrle. Inactive but firm at $11.W 11.5'
this side.
lU'TTIMl I'nchnnttttl : sepnrntor creamery , 15i
ICe : fancy ElElns ISfflS'sC. '
iOOS-Steady nt ! > e- .
LKAD Dull , weak nnd lower ; $3.10 nsked
$107U bid.
SI'EI.TKII Dull nnd weak nt J3.47'.j. '
WHISKY-J1
I'HOYISIONS r.-rk. standard mess. $12. Ijin !
prime strnm. 1C.20 ; choice 'C.32 % . ll-icon , Imxe
should is. J0.f > ) ; longs , IC.76 : ribs , f.i.fcTU : shorn
J7. Dresseil meats , boxetl shoulders , $5.60 ; lontci
J6 ! ' rllx R.J7'i ' : shorts. IC-K1 ! .
IlECKIITS Flour , 2.CVX ) bbls. ; wheat , 11,01
bu. : c 'rn ll.lKrt bu. ; oats , Jl.KO bu.
SHirMHNTS Flour , 3. < ) bbls. ; wheat , t.O.
bu. ; corn. C8.0H ) bu. ; o ts , 9.000 bu.
REACHING HIGH\YATEtt \ HARK
Encouraging Crop News and Replenishing
of Stocks the Moving Power.
STILL WORKING UP PRICES OF IRO !
I uriinrcK n it Alllli All lin'y unit Mnii )
th.tt llitvr llei'ii tilto for Yrnri
Miirtlng Up Cuke * I'ru-
eluc ri Cut Crlcct.
NH\V YORK , Juiitj 21. II. O. Dun & Co.'H
Weekly Review of Trndc , which Is
sues tomorrow , will siiy : From nil
parts of the I'nlte-d Stntes the
bc t ndvlcvs obtainable tell Of n
rising title of trade and industry , which
threatens here and thelo lo mount too far
and tto fast. The volume of all business
Is by no means equal to Hint of 1M > 2 , ns yol ,
though In come Itnpoitant branches It Is
larger than In tlml of any other year , 'lite
.iMuence of n tremendous ( lower coulrlb-
utos to the rise encouraging crop news and
conllilcnt replenishing of stocks wbleh have
lie-en for two yours depleted to the utnuist.
Hxceptlng too heavy rains In Texas crop
icportB this week have been highly t'licoiir- '
nglng.
Fututo Injury to colton cannot bo pre
dicted , but as yet nothing Indicates n yield
below 7rjijolX > 0 bales , which Is not supjiosod
to threaten n famine. If thu commercial ami
mill stocks were ruinomhureil , now exceed
ing by 2,500,000 bales-a full consumption un
til September 1. Receipts continue mnnll
nnd tonsiimptlon Is close to the maximum
here and abtoad , Ihoiigh the marketing of
Itrltlsh goods Is not entirely oncouruglng.
Mbeial purchases of all pioduets by the
s-outh do not Indicate a belief that
my fi'flous nils-fortune Impends. So the
stronger trade In wheat growing stales ac
cords with brighter crop prospects. Reports
fiont apilni ; wocat platen anil fiom ihe 1'aclllc
cunn are n. cheeiinB that allh.iUKb the lo of
winter wheat wait IIIIRC thitc , thon- whose e ll-
inateii ha\e been moHt accinate In icivnt ye.us
now \.il > In pieillctlonH fiom 4W.uml.0ijo ! to 470-
UlXt.OlIU bllxhel ! . .
Atlanilc exporlf for thnv week" , II'iir ' Inclti.leil .
liaxe Urn only 3.7CS.T1 > buplu-ls , nRalnvt 6 nn-j si2
Ini-li.'N last M > ar. li.illcatiiii ; no tncent ileinan.l .
at cut-lent price * . There lias been a fall of 0
eenlH In w.ieitt , with beu\lcr Kile-it than for tureo
weeUn.
The itiHli for siippllea In lion an.l . pteel resem
bles a "bear panic" in Ihe vtot k market. lle-
cntitp prices are mountliiK everybmly binrlen to
buy. wi that they in..ant hlKlier. llegjuincthas
reacln < < l J12.C , : . at I'lttsbtirK , the liar axMoelat'on '
has ailtanced conunon t. . Jl.15 , the \Vlie Nail
aKxoelation put their pio.liKt . to Jl. . ' ' ) IH-I k.-R , the
Fteel mil inakei-K have ralpeil the price to JIM.
eaKtein an.l . H.ut'.ieia finnaci-H have both raNed
prii.'S ni aln . ' 0 i ents pe ton noI it tictural loam *
are $ l.r anil anKlcM 31.23. It Is un.b-alable tlml
wolkfl In operation ate cro\Mtd ] with oiilerst anil
otherK which have been Idle for y ar fire pre-
pailnit to reminie. At the fame time the most
potent eauie . f the tipwaril ptartlni ? In pricew , the
Kcnual belief that a combination of coke pro-
iluei-iH would ralne the price to $1.5J fifter July
1. IH apparently reiaoveil by a nnr ainoni ; the
proiliiceiH anil a fall to J1.J5 In continclB for the
laftt half of IMC. .
l-'iillnrra for the week have been 233 In the
1'nlle.l Statrst , iiKaliiKt 211 last year , and thirty-
one In Camilla , aBalnbt twenty-live last year.
( I.KAKINU ItOUSi : TOTAI.H.
nf ItilBlrojs Transacted by tilt :
Mnoclitteil Itnnkft l.unt Wcclc.
Ninv YOUK. June 21. The following table
compiled by llrailstreet's , ehowi" the total clear
ance-it at the principal cities and pere-entiiKe ol
Increase or ilecreas-o , a compared with the corre-
week last year :
KI-IVIUW or TUADI
Kcports from Mont All Kotirccs Are of i
I < t1\'nrihlp Nuttire.
NiW YOIIK , June 21. llradstreet's tornorrov
will my : The" feature of the business this weel
Is the customary check to activity In the trndlni
In staple nrllcles of merchandise , duo to the nea
approach of midsummer , with the nccmnponyini
stocktaking In some linen. In addition to till !
the only other note [ > lntlng to Improvement I
tbc reaction of prices of cotton , coal , wheat
Hour. cum. oats. prk and lard fiom prevlou
fu-tlvlty and high levels. In nlmost all the othe
directions rejiorts on the buslnesH nnd outlook nr
xcepllonally fnxonible. nxuitts | of wheat ( nm
our us wheat ) . l * li ivmstB , this wi 'k. as tele
gmphed t-i llradsiret's , amount to 2Ui,3n
bunhfls. ngalnst 1.71S.tK ) bushels last weel
I when the amount was exceptionally small
1 9'7 coo bushels In the third wi-ek of June , 1HH
3 664' ( ) bushels In 1S93 , 2.4r,7,0i bushels In 1 M
and l. .i".l l bushels In the corresixmdlng perlc.
Tlm more active I'adHc const dtle an' nloioc
alone. In pren'ntlng distinct failures of tiad
eiich week. rVin Francisco reports that hot wind
admittedly affected Ihe California wheat crop
wldch no * will not N- likely t > i-xcw.1 33.tM > .fic
bushels. Full trade prospects at 1'ortlajid. Ore.
art. bright. Tiuvmn lu-moiinces exi irts of Hour
cotton and machinery to the Orient ajid lumbt-
to South Africa , while Seattle ha sent a larg
anuiunt of silver money to Melltterrane.in i rti
There hnve been no special changes In the r.vial
and . -lorthwest
tlon of general trade nt wislern
ern cities but tli" volume of bunlne n nnd gen
eral feeling at Milwaukee nnd at Uuluth Indl
cntut Improvement. In the southern states I nib I
ness continues at nl iut midsummer proK | > : tlons.
I'lirelL-o I'lilitnt'liil Aff lm.
PAKIS. June 21. Three per cent ri > ntfi > . 103
l..ko for the nccutint. Kxchnnge on Ixindon , 2 !
20isc for eherks.
l/NDON. June 21. Oold In quoted nl Ilueno
Ayres toiUy at 260 ; Madrid , 1J.W ; Lisbon , ixw
yt. 1'e-tcri.burg. ! f > ; Athens. 77 ; Home. 104 40 ; VI
ennn , 10.1. The amount of bullion withdraw
from the Hank of 1'ngland on balance today wa
I'lnunelil .Niitr * .
HOSTON. June 21. Clearings , $15,973,87 $ ! ; Iml
anoes. J1.44S.12) ) .
UAI.T1MOHK , June 21. Clearings , 12.161. S25
ba.Uirr . IM8.2CO.
NK'V YOItK , June 21 , Cle-ailngs , | C7.1 7,73 (
b Unoit. 11.670,607.
CHICAGO. Juno 21 Clearings , 114.362.0) !
Mpnty. easy , ralrs. Iij5 I'er cent fur call lo.m
and ( Q { ver cent for cominurclaJ pape-r. Nti
k i x " n . f | m im SI ilit.g I- il
i.a II 4 n.l ! * ! .
I Illl M IM I III.V . .tilthl l CluirltiKs.il
f. t , iiiu'f. t. | l tic 15.
ST LOTIS. Junp 2l. _ t-U irings J3.r.2r.- bnl
nnr < . MM'Tii M..n . v.l'HMM' cent New Ytuk
i-xihangt' , vv premium-
WASHINGTON . Jutlf rr.-Todny'ii slntrtnent
of the eiindltlon of the ( tertiur ) shows : AMtllnble
cnsli rnlnncc , , JISJ.476.4lHi pvIiSfms \ , J5.i432.i. ; "
NYOl'KS AND lUiNDM.
rirrpnnt .MorKiin'j a'trturn rroni i.trnp : :
ninr Ainlimilnn on \ \ nIrce't. \ \ .
NEW YOItK. June 2aifi\Ynll street wns mud ;
unlimited thi * in. inlng't.\dr ' the return to hlf
olllieof Mr. M.ug.in frotti.'i ) Euinpinn trip , elm-
Ing which It IH Known thaV he held conference ?
with the hi.ldeis . of Nnrthern I'nrtlie mid He.nV-
Ing securities. Mr. .MitVfAn dealt In genet ulltlcs ,
stilting Hint Europe | \ \ | ; to take our glt- !
edged seiurltles , belli-Mng that we were com
mitted lo the geld Mnnrtard. ud Hint he Is sat-
Iflle.l . the Nntthern l'uitk' , : ( ie-.rgnnlr.ntlon will
not bi * underinkeri without m-ilerlnl g.tln. A ;
being coriolmrntlie r\Idence of nn unimpeach
able witness , the Stock exchange traders madt
this stnleuienl the motile- for an upwnrtl turn ol
fair proportions , but which was not of slnylnp
quallO. At the opening of the Stock cxchaniii
prices were uiegiilar. but generally lower ol
slight changes. The miiiKet si.i.n . . took upon Itsi'll
: i K'tter tone , t'oloiad.i . Ftu-l mid ui ! ' < I'fi '
eent. Coloiad.i . Coal and New England 2'i ' pel
e-eiit , I'lttsbuig Western preferred ! ' - . per tent
Wheeling At Lake Eile preferred S per rent ,
Wheeling & Ijike El Iteommon S. per cent , am' '
DIMIHIng I'd per cent. In the general lift flue-
Hi mil gains were made. At the higher llgurt
sales t.i icallzc prollts were made , which broilghl
nboiit a leaetli.ri. . which wns un mpoiliinl , exeepl
Hint Hay Stnte ( las broke 3 per lent. New Eng
land IS , per cent , and e'oloiado Coal 1 per cent
Hefoie- midday the depici-st n was checked am
there wan a renewal of t.ujlng. the Imptovliij
tende-neles ci.ntlnulng up to 2 ii'clock , at w-hlcl
time nn advance' ranging up to ! 'k per e-enl bin
been made. New England , Metropolitan Tiae-llorv
liulutb. South Hl.ore . * . - Atlantic , Atlantic com.
mon and preferiett. Tennestee foul nnd elenera !
lilei trie lending. I hen came n break of ' ( , to ' .
per cent. In which Susque'iaiina AI Western prt-
feite-d. Manhattan , Sugar , Iowa e'entral , Colonub
Knel. Noitlirrn racllie prefeirtil. Heading nn. . '
Chit-nit" "as wete nmsl pri.mlnent. . In the Intel
tiiidttiK Hay Stnte llns milled l per cent. St
I'uul . Omaha preferred 1'u ' per cent. Manhaltat
% per cent , mill the other shares n small fraction
and the mail.et cliisetl fairly steady. The born
n -iul.'itl.'ii was light Inolumc , but strong It
bine. Near the clew prices ean-d off In sympu
Ihv with hea\lnt'i > of Hie shnte speculntlon. Tin
litHl sides were JI.MS.I.VK1.
The Evinliig I'ost inblegratn : The ppeculatlie
m.irkets wete featureless t day. The continued
Kim of un--al.-ible money here amounts to n posl-
tlie eilsls In t.ie way of ease. Speyer's ls- tie of
j' > 75i < i.i < i of elt > of e'lilcago 4 tier cent gold bonds
announced i-hould go well. The Issue wns no.
generally known In busli'ess houses.
The following wire the closing quotations nr ,
the leading stocks on the New York exchnnst
today :
Atchlnon Nortnwestcrn tiO ! <
AdnniB Express. . . doptd Ml
Allan. T. H N. Y. I'enlral lol'i '
Ant. ExpreBS 113 NY. . .V N. E 4lh ,
Ilnltlmore A. Ohio , Ontario A W 17"J
CatiHda 1'aclQc. . . . Oregon Imp 11U
Canada Southern. . ! On > eon Nnv V'U
CL-ntrullMciao. . . . O S. I. A U. N. . . .
dies. .V Ohio 1'nclHu M.lll 30V
Chicago Alton. . . . it' . 1) . X E r.M
C. . M. * V t-r. { IMltHbnrir 157
Chicago eins vMlfI'ulltnan ; , I'al.tco. . 174
Consolidated Oaa. M. U. ( } . W 17 > 4
C..C. . C. 4St. L. . . . ' II. O. W. pfd 44
Colo. Co.1 k Iron. SiH Hock Inland 72l
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . VN'tlst. Paul U7It
DcluwarH.fc llud. . ISP't1 ' dopfd A. . . _ _
V.fi. U. (1. pfd 47 [ St. P. A Omaha. . . . 4d
D.AtC. K. Co SIIUI dopfn 117
Erlu ' Southern Vitclfla. .
do pfd. ' S'lirar Koflnory. . . . 117H
Fort Wavne 167 Tenn. Co-il .V Iron.
( ! . Northern ofd. . . Texas t'ncinc
C. &E. I nfd Illl T. .kO Cent. ufrt. .
Hocking Valley. . . I'll Union Pacific. . . . . 1'JS ,
Illlr.oli Centr.ll. . . PS U. S. Kxnrc s 40
SUP. AtUiilutu . . . : iO W. St. U i P 110
K..IT. pfd H4 do nfd. JO
Lake Erlo A ; Wosl 24 , Wells Kniro Ex , , . 110
dopfd M XVrhtern Union . . U2' <
LakeShore " " Whnoling A ; L. B. . IftH
Lead Trust elotifd 48U
LoulBvlllo&N. . . . OK M. ft SI. L 22
U A N. A 1) . A 1UO ll'i '
Manhattan Con. . , ( j. E 3ft < ;
.MomtmlPt40 N , IJ 30H ,
MIchKnu Cent. . . . O'jmip , v.l TJM
ni. ( dopfd. OS
Molillo iOlilo . . .Jljtri . t-r. : o .
NnnhvllleChat . . . CK T. A ; A. A N. M. . . .
National Cor.laia. T. Sr. L. AK. U. . . . 1 !
docfd 4
N. J. Ontr.il
N. A : W. pfd i dolpfd 11 , ' (
North Am. Co. . . . at , . Am. Tob. Co 113H
Northern I'ncllla. . 1 dopfd 1I4U
No.Pnc. pfd 10 St I' . , M. & M 11U4
U.H. . D. * Q
The total pales of st"ckq . teilay were 27.1,125
Fluirrx , Including : American' ' < SiiKar , f.2.W9 . ; Hur-
linKton , 7,80) ; cblcaKo n * . ' 8.60. . ) ; ( Colorado Coal
Anil Iron. 4.W ) ; Coloradii Knel. 4 , 00 ; Dlstlllert
and Cattlefeedlnir connudiy. Sfi.10' ) ; Oeneial Ulec-
trlc , 3,90H ; iMttK Ifland frrartltm , 4,200 ; Mlrmurl
Paclllc. 4M 1 ; New Jerfftfy Central , 7WO ; New
York & New Knglnnd , thlnl paid , 7.SOO ; Northein
I'.iclllc preferred , 3Rm ; IleadiliK , 19.500 ; St. Paul.
9.800 ; 'iVnncrHpp < val and' Irtn , 24,700 ; NVhcfllng
A FM'le.
Nutr YorK .Mouev Murknt. .
NKW YOltK , .Tune 21. MONBY ON CALI -
Ka y nt 1 per cent ; closed at 1 per cent.
IMUMU MI'JHt'ANTlI.i : rAPI3U-2ii 3',4 ' pei
STBH1.INO IIXCHANOB-Klrm , with actual
> > UKlnemi In bankern' bills at } 4 89mJ4.S'Ji for de.
mand nnd at J4.S8iifT4.8S i for 60 days ; posted
rates. J4.89 4.8i'i ! and J4.89M4.90H ; comnurclal
bllU. } 4.87s4fl4.ts. !
K1I.VKH C'KUTII-MfATna C6VgC7c.
OOV1-3UNMKNT HONI'S l-'lrin. State bonds ,
dull. Itallroad Winds , easier.
( MoflnK quotations of bon.ts . were as follows :
Iliilntli Ubeiir Murknt.
DlM.t'TH. June 21. WHEAT No. 1 hard , cnil
72c ; .lime. 71V ; July. 72Sc ; No. 1 noilhern , casl
72'ic ' : June , ,3tt.c ; July. 73M.CStiiteinlvr ; , "Pic
No. i northern , cash. C * ; c : No. 3 northern. 64Jc
rejected. f,2 , > ie ; to air he , Nei. 1 hard , 74 * c ; No.
nurtht-tn , 73Sc. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mliioe tnolU tMient MnrUnt.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 21. WIIEAT-Stead >
Jun.71 4c July. 7l c ; Stiitember. CiiSJlKi c
r.n track. No 1 h.ird , "Jc. Nu. 1 northern , 72'tc
No , S nurtlieru , 7K ,
OMAHA. LIVE STOCK JIARKIfl
Onttlo Stcntly und Strougf r mid Good i'ricci
IV tl for All Offerings.
NOT A LO/D / CF BEtF STEER3 R'CEIYLt
< J tut lit j of HOK * Not HI Uooil it * Ilir 1'rc
Dn.T , lluym Illil l.nwor True *
ml ii Slow niul Hr.ict'i'C '
Mnrktit llrttilts ,
I-'tUHAV. June 21.
The rcooliits teulity oonulstvil of 2SO hoail o
oittk : > iniil iol. ! licgf , us iiRitlnst 110 cattle
3.C09 limis a il uis Klit'Op ycxli-ixlay , niul 3fi
cattle , 2.71-fj IU.SK nt.el l.i S sliccji on Kililn :
of laFloek. . Therivi'lpls of the tiny wet
tilt' t'klltts-t Mil. . r Monday.
There we-iv t.ulv loit'l * of cntt'.o III tl :
Mii-ilP , luit nit a vlncli' load of fat bcr
"tools. Tin- IttTliiK. * were niiido n | > nf cn\v
murk rattleetc. . , In fact a llttlo of mos
t'Vi'i' ) thing i'.xe-e > | it fat cattli1. Such cattl
is were hero lit ought good , linn in UTS. an
the offoiliiKs were nil picked "I' early In th
day. Tlie cow Ktnff sold at $1.701.13.1:3 : , wit
tin- bulk of the sales at Jl.sVii'J.M. Itelfer
were In K ° od demand , and what few thci
were here were coon picked up. llotin
slock , ImllH. etc. , sold alinut thu same a
yesterday. Representative rules :
COWS.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. I'r.
. . . . * 70 1. . . . MO 1210 II. . . . ' . 'S3 } 2 W
I. . . . Sfl : , I 73 4. . . . ! M2 2 ll ) 3 . . . Kf > i ! tl )
a. . . . sen i 7r , 3..1103 2 a i. . . . "so 2 in
1..1MO 171 3. . . . 723 223 2..1140 27,1
1..11KO ISO 4. . . . K.S . S 25 2. . . . ! > 70 310
1. . . . MO 11.5 1. . . 10M 2 2T. 4. . . . t'CO 3 K' '
6. . . . M.8 1 S5 1..112(1 2 ! 5 2..IOSO S 25
1. . . . SCO 20' ' ) 1. . . . WO 235 : . . . . Mi ,1 2'i
6. . . . fcM 210 1. . . . ! Ult 2(0 ( 1..1IOO 323
IIKIKEIIH.
1. . . . tSO ISO 2. . . . 530 20. 2..7n2 2 2T.
i. . . . fn i 75 2. . , . 435 2 to 20. . . roi 2 40
1 . .10 . 2 M 1. . . . I4Q 220 1. . . . C0 273
1. . . Gil ) 2 in ) 3. . . . fw6 2 23
HULLS.
I..1331) ) 223 1..11M 240 1..1470 2 f,0 ,
2..1070 235 2. . . . WI3 2 M . . . . ' ' 275
1..1020 223 1..14IH ) 2 M 1..1250 300
1..1030 2 2S 1..1ICO 2 f.O
CALVES.
1..370 2M 1. . . . 120 4 ( ) 1. . . . MO 4 M
! . . . . 243 325 4. . . . 132 4 in ) 2..1W a W
I. . . . 100 4 00 1. . . . S''O ' 4 00 4. . . . 225 o uO
i. . . . no 4 oo i. . . . ro 4 23
rEEDEits.
1. . . . OCO 240 22. . . . 610 270 5. . . . MO 3 ! 0
4. . . . 1137 240 4. . . . too 3W 2..743 3 4j
3. . . . r.r.c . . 2 r.o 2. . . . s.v > 310 41. . . . 1103 3 45
2. . . . W.O 2 70 7. . . . 817 3 23
MlLKKttK AND SI'ltlNGEHS.
1 cow and calf Sf ?
'
- '
1 springer
1 springer ' ' J1
1 cow and calf n ! ! !
1 cow and calf > ' w
WESTEHNH.
Nevadn.
No Av. 1'r. No. Av. Tr.
* o bulls low Ji co so sirs , tig..io-f , js 23
IIOC.S Only thirty-two loads of hogs were re
cclvi-d today , a slight falling off as comparei
with Friday of last we-ck The hogs were not a :
good n yesteiday , theie 1-olng fewer really goo <
loads In the yarils. There wei - some heavy bogs
but not as good a.t the JI.CR hogs yesterday. Tin
ci.ndlllonH were such as to favor a dfcllne , ani
the buyers started out bidding He- and In man ;
cjises fno lower than ye : erday's early maiket
With MI few hogs here bujers were nm1 Incline ,
to make the concession asked , mid the resul
viiit n slow and dragging maiket. The hogs kep
selling , a load or two at n time , and the receipt
Mere gradually worked off. llepicsentatlve sales
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. 1'r.
31 179 . . .J42- ) SO 211 40 J4 3.i
M lr.9 ICO 4 K 0 241 40 4 3.1
40 197 1CU 4 25 12 20. ) . . . 4 35
7 : , 191 440 42.1 6 312 . . . 435
! > 250 . . . 4 31) ) II 31.1 . ! . . . 4 B."i
75 190 320 4 SO 70 21S SO 4 35
r , 242 . . . 4 3.1 . 2S 220 M 4 3.1
C1) . . . SOS 2N ) 4 50 70 2l ) Ml 4 K
2 21- , . . . 430 70 271 2M ) 44' )
f 1M 100 4 30 ( .9 212 . . . 4 40
7S . . .19P. 24ft 43' ' ) 77 215 20. . ) 44.1
M 197 . . . 4 li ! > 13 > < " > SO 440
7 241 . . . 431 4 255 . . . 4 SO
S | 111.240 430 f.S 2IS 241 440
S2 2i)2 120 4 32'4 ' f.7 . 232 W 440
r/i 212 vn 43214 "r , 211 w 440
1 . . . . . . . .30135. . t9 259 SO 445
C7 217 12D 435 C2 211 12.1 . 445
8 221 1M 4 3.1 E.1 rf. kl ) 4 45
77 20 120 4 35 11 .V * . . . 4 41
74 . . 22C SCO 4 31 CS 2M 241) 4 W
S4 220 fcO 4 35 71 2Ii3 4i ) 4 M
74 ' . . . 212 120 43.1 f,0 241 . . . 4 SO
M. . 245 40 435 f,2 , 273 SO 4M
21 230 40 4 S5 & ! . . . . . . . .314 80 4 S5
66. . . . . .195 VJ ) 4 35
SKll'S AND CI'LI S.
1 . . . . . .170 . . . 20) 3 200 . . . 225
1 2IX ) . . . 2 2.1
PIOS.
14 H2 . . . 285 10 121 . . . 325
SHEEP There were no phecp here , nnd nothln
In make n market. Fair to choice natives nr
tiuot/ible at ffini J2.75 to 13.W ) . fnlr to gtod west
ems at from J2..M ) to J3 , common nnd stock slice
at from J1.75 to J2.f,0. and good to choice 43 t
Iffl-lb. lambs at from J3.75 to JS.25.
OHICAtiO l.lVi ; .
g In t'nttlo , HOB nnd Mippp of
itilrljr ' ctlviCharacter. .
CHICAGO , .lane 21. In enttlo only nliout 4.W
head were received toitay , maklnjr the receipt
fmthu we < 'k a little lera than 42,00'3 ' heart , a
Inereaw of over 3n < K ) head UP compnied with th
same time last wwk. With a fulr ( 'enernl < 1 <
mand und limited offerings , Inoladln sntne cattl
that had l * 'n ( in the maiket for several das'
prior , trade ruled steady at fnun J3.75 Hi J5.95 f :
IK P to choice native steel's , ( "holre lots \\er
steuly : and fi\jm 10c t.i 15c hlKher 'than a wee
apt , while common kinds \\eiu duil and weax
Texans were ( Inn.with ivcelpts of almut CO. . ) hea. .
Aliout 119.r/X ) IIDKH have anlviil here thin wee' . .
Ix-inK ulnmt 2'o.j . less than arrived In the nun
time last week. The iweipta today were es'l
mated at tV 0 I'ead. ajid as S.OOO were carrle
jver last ulirht the offerlnKS nmuunted to 2ttA
luMtd. Them wiut a fair hx'al and shipping d (
mand at yeslcrday'B decline , nnd a uooij liuftlnu ;
wns tnincai'ted at from 14.43 to J4.S ) for vommo
tn choice heavy , from J4.40 to J4.CO for mixed an
Cniin 4.23 to J4.C5 for llsht. The liulk of tli
nJ t cK'i'Uiietl at from | 4.rtr. ) . J4.75. and a
J4.45 to WW for llKht. At the1 cl.o s.-ih
weru made conritlernlily helow early prices.
In sheep the week's receipts will IniKHv excee
ruelpts last , wedk , and those fir a year ae <
Texas and the far wcht are pendlna ; In a ii i
m.uiy shi 'p that sell at from } 2 to (230. Natl\
shM'p are selling fretly at from 13 to J4 , eull
anil Inferior lots fetching finm tl to $2.75. Sprki
lamlis have been offered HU-rally and Mies wet
active at fiom (3 to $5.S5 , acc'irdlnK to ijualiti
T ( lay's trading was fairly active at stead
prices for sheep , lamlis helm ? about ill ? lowt
than yesterday , and fr 1111 15c to 25e lower tlnn
wH ( > k aso. { hi-ep slow and a decline for the wee
of aliiut 23e In many lastano-s.
Hecelpts : C'attle. 4riii. ) html : calves , 300 hcai
IIOKS , IS.OfiO head ; sheep , 12,1V ) Innd.
New York l.lvi > loeX .Market.
NIIW YOItK. Juno SI. linr.VHP H celnt :
3,34s hend ; on sale , Cl cars ; market slow , lOfil !
lower : native uteeis-IKKIP to prime. f4..10Sif.7 ;
distillers. } t.25Ji5.W ; Lulls and dry co\\s , Jl.SO. .
4.00. KuruiK-nn cables nun'e American steers i
ll'kfilZ'iiC ' , dressed weight : lefrlserator Ix-ef i
fliijdlii'ic. No exixnts t nlay ; tomorrow , l.i :
betnes and 1.37" " > iiuarteis of Ix-ef.
SIliii : : > AND I.AMIIS-lleeeiiits. 7.07 ? head : (
sale. 35 cais : sheep , dull , Ue lower ; lambs , slov
MlV.c lower ; about 2.r. " uiiMild. mainly shee |
shet'p. l x > r 1.1 Rood , } 2. ( < )03.75 ; lambs , Inferior I
choli. . , J5.0)fi ) ( . 'A
linr.S Itit-eipts , I.SSO head ; weak , but n. .
lower ; Inferior t > choice , J5.ooji5.(5. :
Nl. I.dills l.lve Murk .MurUet.
ST. I.Ol'IH , .lunc Jl.-CA'lTI.B Hec.pB | ( , 1.6
liiiml ; Fhliincnts. | l.Uil Imid ; nnrket stroiiK i
IlKht nfeilnps and Inactive ; dressed beef ar
KhliUlK | ' | fctit'lH , 1125 15.50 ; llsht tteeis. 53.5'l tS
co\\s , J2.Wfi3.25 ( : Texas cattle , active and a hhu ;
hlKher ; fed steers. i3.5ofi4.75 ; ( 'rass ste 'rs , J2
( jlJ.Wl. cows. J2.KHil3.ft > .
IliiC.K Iln-clptF. 4..W ) head : shipments. 2.0
liKid ; marki < 10c lower and acitxe : huivy , $1.5
4.115 : iiaekers. ] 4.4iii4.r.'i | ; lltlil. $4 3'UH ' 5ii.
I'HHHI1Kivi'lpts , 7fO head : Fhlpni"iils. non. .
maikel dull , but weak ; natives , } : .mif2.50 ; l.tiub
54."i(5.K ; nri Texas Fh 'p i.n sale.
KintHH I ) I.10 Mock
KANSAS. ( MTV. Jimti 21. CATTU : Itix-eipti
5.5i > ) head ; uhlpmenls. 1.IMO head. Maikel stead
for iK'St. ; others weak ; Texas steers , $2.uiifc41 !
Texas cows , J2.50'a3.10 ; beef ftecis , J3.75t'i.C | (
natlvii cyws , ) l.5fi.t.oi ; Moi-krrs and feeden
t3.oiii4.30 ; bulls , J2. 0i30'j.
I1OO8 llecelpls. 9. i "HI bead ; shipments. 71
head. Market wer.k to 10 ? lower ; bulk of sale :
I4.4ni4(5 ; II.-MM-S. )4.r,51i4.A ( ; nackeis. SI.sr.fr I.r , :
lalxi-d , t4.30ii4.00 ; IlKht. I4.20i74.4j ; Yolkers , | 4. !
l41 ; iilK . l3.WifM.4il.
Slini.P Ittcelpts , 5,400 head ; shipments , non
Market Bleudy to lOc lower.
Mock In MIIII.
Iteeord of receipts at the four principal ma
CketH for Krlday , June 21 , U5 ! :
Cattle. HOBS. Kh ? (
South Omaha 3SO 2515 4
Dili-film 19.00 4 , : * ) 12.0
Kansas City 5,500 U.UHJ f.1 ,
St. I/ouls 2ii)3 5M)1 ) 1.0
'
TuUilfJ 27.0S ) 21,515 1S.S
CciffeH .Murker.
NKW YOUK , Juno ! ! . COKI-'UIJ-Optloi
opt-nttt dull at n decline of ( iiio p las. tub
Inac-llvu a4id nurinal without foivlKti ivlvanc
of Inlluvnrv anil no onlcrs of cxmn-inuiiee ; closi
iiulet at Mllu | ili.l . ilwllne. Sales , 7,2.7) ) baK
IncludliiK : 'Muith , (11.15 ; July , 114.15 ; An urn
114.20 ; SrplemlxT , tl4.2.4rll 30 , Octolx-r , 114.3
llit-olilN-r , 114.3. ! . Hj < .t . rorf.e. dull ; No. 7 , tl- '
Mild , qnlel ; Ciiiluva , tlS.2 , ' 119. i ; sales , ni < i
WaivhoUMi ilellvtrl fiom New Yolk yn-tt-rtla
C.MJI bans ; New Voik Muck twlay. S32.'ii7 ! IKIK
I'ntlnl Sloti * stcx-k. 30S.577 NIKII : nllmi for tl
t'nlted Stoles. SSS.unl UIKII ; filal visible for tl
rnli-d ! St.iteu , UO.CCO UIRB , aKalni.t . 315,135 bai
lull > ' *
SANTOS , Julio U.COl < 'l'UU-L > ull , fuuJ av
. . i J-.r i . 11 > q I I it IU 1.1 Hve'i.ts , lt > K I.1 * . i. .
" '
UMiti li.l. .ftin $1 COIi-i'TI ' : ( Julel. uw't
( ifg I , HI i. tales . . OM l-igp
lilt > , Jun. . Ii rtil'pnVdh. : . N > T IthJ
'mild ' for Hit' I oil-I Stall's , i-.nn. ' , dr.uo.l foi
III.IM. , u.ne ; t..clt , im.ft * ) lulls , tlonlt.l Jiitlt
. . . . ls.l > M b.ius.
IIAYIIE. June JI.--CorrEE--Opened ( | lcl nl
itf loui'i. nl ( i.on. . Kti'l.dy nnd tliiibnniied ; at !
i. m. , iinchniiKfd. tlie-d tt .ly nt 'If net tie.
ellnc tVr Ihe day , iilis , IK > ) tflgs.
l.lvVriinm MnrUt't * .
LIYEUI'iitiL. June WHEAT-Spot , . .
Icimmd , iiieinle , | : Ni 2 red winter , . ' * O'id. ' Ni >
. ' red tprlng , sb.tKs exhaiuled ; No. 1 haul M.nl : .
l.'ba , flu U.I ; No , 1 I'allf.Mn'H. . f.s ' . .I. I'muii"
> | ietleil slcnd ) with neur nnd dl'tnnl pixlll'.lis ' . 'c '
lower. t-l. < " . "l M y t\llh nrnt voi.UI.iiis IV
. nid : Istnnl ti"Slth < nii 1.1 Innei ; bu ln > n
: ieu\lest "ll middle po llli'IIK , .lime , 5s . ' , ' > ! . Oi >
ti.bi'i , f' 7d ; Noirmlei , fr i'4d.
CKIIN Spnl. quui. itilxo.l new , It 4'id. I'll
lmo i.pened dull a'ul un. . linr.Sinl. il. ed ipi.e .
A-.HI June uiuhanitid and other inot.ths ' , .1 . l.mci
luiAliK'fA ht'ii\le t on middle pu'itluiiii ; June , 4
I.I. lul > . 4.1 Id : August. 4s l\.1 ; tieplililbei , I
. ' ! , t'ct.bei' , . Is i.d ; Noieml.ei- C'.tl.
I'M.i it'I ! I "ill ; .I. unilul poor ; St. Ij.nln fnllo :
winter , S .
I'lloi'lSIONH ll.ii'on. steady ; demand mod.
einle ; ( "undidInn 1 tut SI 11 a ) llm . Us ; nh..il
ribs , -'S Ibs. . I'Js ; long , -leni. llRht. SS l.i . 45 II' " . ,
3S . long clear , lui.vv , K < lb . , ! ; I" B eb-.u
Iniks , IlKlll. IN lb . 2Us r.l . ; sholt cleat IM'.dlles ,
hc.ity. 55 ibs. , 32ft ; elear be-lllvii. II to 10 Ibs. . KK
sbouldi'is. qu.ire. 12 t , , 14 Ibs. . 29 * Gd : hums ,
short till. II to 111 llm. . 3i > 3d. Tallow , line Norili
Am.'i . Iriin , noinlnnl. lli-if. uxlia li.dia iu.Ms ;
| . | Illl1 Illess , ( > i'H G I. I'lillt. pllme IlliSH , Hue West-
Mi. K'f. pllme medli-m. ' . ' . ' - . 0.1. Lud. dull ; pruii"
wesiern. 33s ; telln l. In pnlls. X * Gd.
CHEESE rirrn : ditiuind ino.leiale ; tlnesl
Anicilctin white , 12s , tlnt-st Anieilcnli colote-l , 4 t
lll'TTril ruii.t , fnlttd Stntcs and giiod. tioiu-
Inn )
fiiTTO\sl-ii : : ) Oll Llveipool tcdttcJ , ISs.
.
I'r.THOl.l.TMUettned. . KII | .
'
, .
HOI'S -At l..nd.m. rnrllle caii-t. 2t.
Tne lecclpts . .f wheat durlni ; the p.'nt thtei
days \\crc 43S.1HO eentals. Intludlni ; M.imi Amerl.
ran. The teeelpts of Aniirlciin coin ilurlim tin
past Ilitco tlijs wete 70.10) centals. W'-nthfi
overiant. .
\\iiol .Mi.ri.i'l. .
KT. l.OUIS , June 21. WnoiSlrniiR. . but tin
rhmu : ' , \ prices : Ml > v > nrl and Illinois romblni ;
ir.c . ; coiiibliiK .m.l . i loth. H'vSim.c ' ; im-.llum , ll'v. ' '
roanc and braid. 1 r.tlll'ii' ' . liMlit line , lie ; hea\\ .
( Ian , S' sr9r ; Knnsart and Ni braika medium. IK
l.tc ; llthl tine. "SiSc : heaxy line , rfie ( : Texas
Alkansns. Indian Teirltoiy. etc. , fall and spiliiK
mixllum , I2'i1 e ; . MI > C ar.d low , S < (1 ( > V ; IlKht line
Sift.V. . heavy tin.CSiSc . ; l > iUiln. Wyomlnz , rtiih
etc. , lui'dlum bliSc ; ciurw nnd low. 71Sc ; IlKh
nue , 7SSe ( ; heav > fine , 3IK. < \
IIOSTON. June 21 - The Host. . .n . ( Vmm.-iela !
llnletln will sa > t. 'in. . .Mow . of the wool imiiUrl :
The w'H-k Is m.uUed by hlii sales. Dhlo Ili'i-e-
have advanced from ' fie ! In the Kreafles AUK
lifillii has aduineed 2if3c. MicF.iurl ( innrier-
hi. .ml . combine now Kelts f..r .tic. clean. Thi
llnesl uiUMisliMl western V\MOS s.'ll . at P.3c eli an.
l-'oielKii nmikels have not > e | ad\an. ' > d In \ in-
jiat'iy , except In ii-Kard I-1 m..halr and luMu
wools , which ha\c advanced Sd Ihlx week In
Kllsli maikels. The i.rriTliiKS for the London
il anctlun July 2 ( S ! i.ii i h.ihs ) me nmiMi.ill *
Re. New men's wiar lleht weight wooli IK
lia\o been opened this wi-elv at last ceason't'
prices. The wiles of Hie week ale 4,635 000 Ibs
domestic and 3 243.0 * ) Ibs. f. ti-lun , iiRiilnst 3.H23.-
Hi * ) Ibs. doni'Stiiand 2 r.75ni > j | b . forclun Ins )
week , and 1 r.ir.ooo . Ibs. doinintlc and H7.i iO llm.
foreign foi the MIIIH * nit-K last M-ar. The sale ?
to date lmw nn Incieasc of r.12..M9 ! Ibs. tin-
mestlc and 23 S 15,1101 Ibs. foielRii finm the sales t.i
the Fiiinn date In 1MH. The recelpis to dale s.iow
i decieiiKe of 7.S9U bales ilMil. Btlf and an increase
of 113.S91 bales folelKII.
_
( iitton vinrkrt.
ST. I.Ot'IS. June 21. COTTON Quiet , steady
mIddllnR. 6 13-lCc ; sales. 400 bales : lecelpts , 27 :
liales ; shlpmints , S07 bales ; Ktock , 23.321' , liilcx.
NIW ! YOIIK. June 21. fOTTON-Qtilet ; mid-
lllntr , " 3Knet ; rece'pls. none ; tro > s. Sll bales ;
i-xportK. to the continent. C9) ) bales ; forwarded.
10.1 . balrs ; sales. 1,501 bales ; KplnneiK , Cl bales ;
slock , 210.M.7 bales.
NMW OKI. HANS , Jan" SI. COTTON Quiet ;
middling , C 1-lf.c ; low mid IliiiK. C tc : Kood mill-
nary , f.c ; net and urosH" IccMpts , 319 bales ; ex
ports , to Or. 'ill lliltaln. 1,174 bales ; to the conti
nent , CO Kites : lonstwlpi230 ' bales ; bales , 300
bales ; block , 121,293 bales.
.MIIwinkrH tirnlit .I1iirknts.
MIMVAfKCi : . June 21. WIIHAT Lower : No.
bpilm ; . 725ie ! ; No. 1 noilhera , 77ifcc ; July , 72UC.
fOUN insy : ; No. 3. 411'te. '
OATS Dull and li.wei ; No. 2 white , 31e ; No.
3 , nominal.
IIAIII. MY Nominal ; No. 2 , 50c ; sample , CSc.
UVn-Dull : No. 1. C2e.
_
M-rUci * VViit-.it ( j loiiitl in .
SAN FIlANi'lsrO. June 21. Wl I HAT Finn
DvccRiU r , tl.iKISi ileand , 72.700 t italu.
Miinciicstrr li-xtllt" * .
MANCimSTKU. June 21. Cloths and yarn >
quiet and rather easier.
/i.l.VS.I.S CllUI" I'HtlSI'WIS hXVKl.t.KSl
Corn l.lkely to Isxeeeil tbe ( ircutcnt Yleli
In the MMeN History.
TOPEKA , Kan. , June 21. Secretary Co
burn of the State Agricultural board IBSUCI
Ills report today on the present crop condl
tlons , batv > d on reports from nearly ever ;
township In the state. H shows a marvblou
Improvement In all crop conditions am
bright prospects. A million and a half acre
of wheat will bo cut , the average yield bclni
between eight and nine bushels to the acre
In the northern portions of the state tin
fiequcnt. June rains have Improved thi
quality greatly.
It Is corn , the crop overphacJowlnR In acre
age , value nnd importance any other wlilcl
Kansas produces , wherln the state nov
promises to exceed oy lar the best of It
wonderful previous yield records. The are ;
now reported is placed at 8,410,948 acres , o
more than 20 per cent the largest ever be
fore planted , which was fi,9l3L'07 acres Ii
188S. The bttrpasflng year of corn productloi
In Kansas was lSi > 9 , when the crop aggre
gated 273,888,321 bushels from an average o
40.15 bushels rer acre. An equal averagi
for the present year and acreage thould glvi
nearly 64,000,000 bushels more. There I
nothing In present conditions to suggest thi
as an Improbability. Haws have been gen
erally abundant In every county during Jun
and the weather mcit favorable. From com
ties where corn Is more largely proluce
correspondents turn up the situation as "Hes
at this time of the year in the state's his
tory. "
The rains have worked a very notabl
change In tl'e condition of oats , causlni
tht-in to head and fill much better thai
seemed possible May 1 , although most o
the straw will be unusually short. The ylel
proml-es to be not less than twenty-flv
bushels per acre , or a total of 32,000.00
bushels of "mtdlum" to "very good" grain
thu largest output since 18U2.
llanqnnttcil Attorney ( .enernl Illinium.
CINCINNATI , June 21. Hon. Judson Har
inon , attorney general of the United States
was the gn st of honor at a dinner give :
by the Cincinnati Har asosclatlon tonight
There were 120 guests. Judge \V. H. Taf
of the I'nlted States court of appeals wn
toastmasti'r. Judge Taft opened the speak
Ing with the toast , "Our Gurst , " nnd hlghl
complimented Judge Harmon and also I'resl
dent Cleveland for having chosen so wlsel
In lining the vacancy In his cabinet. AI
torney ( ienrral Harmon was visibly affette
and In his response spoke w.th manifest cm
barrassment. He confessed dillldence an
said th E wan an occasion when "speech wa
silver and silence was golden , and the rail
100 to 1. " Ux-Oovernor Forahor resjioniU
to the toast , "Our Loss the Country's Gain.
llciitlv tor III" llrillcitlnn nf NittioiKtt Park
WASHINGTON , June 21. Major Jame
Goeby of the Twelfth Infantry has been detailed
tailed at the Chlckamauga and Chattanoog
national military pirl ; for duty In locatin
and laying out camp ; , under the direction c
the park commlss'on. for such orgtnlz.itlon
other than troops of tip I'nits-d State ? arm
as may apply for camping grounds to he cc
cupled during ded'catlon ' week at the park.
s.
Lightning Mruck a Dj-iniiiiltc Mitira/.lm
UAIVriMOHE , June 21. A Klngwood. A\
Va. . dispatch to the Herald says that nca
Tunnelton , about 9 o'clock tonight , llghtnln
struck a dynamite magazine. An awful e.\
plosion followed. Several persorsero kll c
and much property was damaged.
THI : iu\i/rv : .n.
INSTIUJMHNTS placed on record June 21
1895 :
\v.\iiiiANTV nnciis.
It V. Slewatt ai.d wife to T W Ityiui , w 2-5
lot JO , block 10. AlbrlBhfs Annex . t 2 ;
Thomas llortm- and wife to A M llemcr.
loin 1 and 2 , block 10S , South Omaha . l >
.1 It 1 1. . iiuhmd l.i i : A UoiiKland , tot IS.
block lus. Knuth Om.iha .
IAI Lo > ett and wife In Hans llantv-n , lot
19. bliKk 3. William HaKi-d.iin add . I.n
M N Teller ami husband tn J II Viinl'allen ,
' l.'t 7. blink I , Omaha View . 1.21
12llcn ItlchardM.n . t < * samiv i t < ame . S1
niiiis. : :
Special master to ( lb.be lj.an and Trust
company. | . .ts 2 and 3. block 2 * . Went
Omaha . 1.1
Total am. .tint of tiaiirferH . t35 0
W W. HARRfS : & Ga
BANKERS ,
163-165 Dcarhorn-st. , Clilcaco.
' ' > /cll > st. , New York. 70 Stalest. , Host.
IFT , cotjMTy ,
-.D'lOL.WATErlanil
'Hil hlO ORADE
: ubt a-.d told. Cotrctpoudence Uolloltc
llrtbcrt Orilercil to Slum CHIII *
In tbo ( JiiiickcnliiKli < it < p.
WASHINGTON' , Jlllir 'Jl.-Ji'hll ' N , Quack-
riUinvhhoiO n.iinc was dioppnl from tlm
nual rolln , K"1"1' ' " l nlllt wl'cn J''ne ' ' llri.il'
Icy of the tliflrtrl juprenu' court lnue.1 . .1
writ on t'fcri'inry Ilfrbort to Munv why ape
po i iii.i lie nlvrlt of in.ind.iiiiiu i-lioiihl not Im
uraiitfd lo conipcl him to CfMore .Mr. IJilirk-
piilmrli to the tinvy llh tin1 rank of com-
m.indcr. Tlic ra o M quite n celebriitcil one.
Commnrtiltr Qimcketibusli w.is tcntcncvtl br
court iiuullal to dlsmltwl trom llio inivy. but
I'rrjldi'iit ilninl cimimiitid the tcnloucc t
tilnpt'ii-'loli for | v. years. ThrotiRh a clclli.il
orrur , wlint W. Schloy vvm promoted to llm
l.ink of commander , his cammlstlcn lead vi.'tf
quickcnhiiJli. ilnmlsMtl , It was ? licld. lie -
c\nr that notwithstanding Mils clcrle.il cnor
Qu-icKcnburii wnt tllll In the navy , nnd ! >
-
\\.is to lecognl/.t'il until 18S8 , when Secrct.tiy .
C'hiimller onloreil hl nitiiu1 slrlokcn from Un
iia\nl roll ? . Mlni'O tlicn Qti.icUi nbusli h.i *
bci'ii slrlvliiR to sin-tiro rpliistatcment tliroiigii
cn.'grfHS. and falling , ilceided lo appu.il to the
courts.
:
NrvtH fur thu Army.
WASHINGTON , June 21. ( Special Ti le-
Kram. ) The following army ordcrnero is-
stii-d today : First l.leutcnnnt ( li-nrge II.
Davis , Fourth Infantry , Is ordered to report
as Instruclor of military fclence and tnetl. *
at tlutgcr'K college , New Ilruns'vvlnk , N. J. .
October 1 ; Captain John J. llrori'ton , Twi'iity-
fourth Infantry , \\lll ptoccd to Join his com
pany ; two months' leave Is granted Socnnil
Lieutenant John I1 , lllce , Third cavalry ; C.ip-
taln Alfred 1-3. llradley. nwlstant turgcun. Is
tMiisferrcd from Fort Custer , Mont. , to Fnrt
Yellowstone. Wyo. ; C'aptaln Charles M.
Orandy. its lslant surgtnn , ls > transferred from
Fort Yfllottftiuie lo Wnsl.lnglon llarrncks , I ) ,
t' . ; let\e : of alin-lico granli'd It ) Second Men-
tenant Kilwln V. Ilookmlller. Second Infantry ,
Is extended llftecn days ; First Ueutt'unnt
Charles I' . Cahtiny , Jr. . Is detallt'd as in
structor at the cast Fin ! Ida tcmlnary. Gain s-
vllle , Fla. : Captain Frederick W. Thlbant.
SKtli Infantry. Is grnntcd two months' leavu
of abs-vnce ; leave of absence for four months ,
with permission to go abroad. Is grantcil
Captain Karl 1) ) . Tliomne. Fifth cavalry.
reunion Surgeon Appointed.
WASHINGTON , June 21. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Dr. CaU-b Ilrown was toifuy appointed
an examining surgeon of the pension bureau
at Pac City. la.
II. V. J. Llnnen wns todny appointed post
master at HairlEon , Douglas county , S. 1) . ,
vicu T. T. .loustra , resigned.
I rii peetlvii I'miniitliillii anil HellreinenM
WASHINGTON , June 21. Colonel William
Wlnthrop , assistant Judge advocate general
of the army , will reture In August. His re
tirement will promote Lieutenant Colonel
Thomas Ilarr to be colonel , and Major Gcorga
II. Davis to bo lieutenant colonel.
C'iiiicrr Ninnn II tl Keiitly In Travel.
WASHINGTON , June 21. Heprcsentatlvo
Hltt , accompanied by Mr ? . Illtt , will leave
here tomorrow morning for Narraganeett
1'ler. He has been growing stronger for sotno
time , nnd his physicians think that ho Is now
able to .travel.
Iron lilt I OIllclulK Acquitted.
PHILADELPHIA. June 21. The case
against W. II. Somerby , ex-supreme Justlco
of the Order of the Iron Hall , C. H. liaker.
supreme medical examiner , Joseph Gladlng
and James K. C. Kerstey of the executive *
board , under Indictment for placing $200,000
of the Iron Hall money Into the funds of the
Mutual Trust company of Philadelphia , ot
which they were also olllcers and directors ,
when the trust company was threatened wltli
the appointment of a receiver unless It made
good a $170,000 shortage In Its capital stock ,
was terminated here today In the court of the
quarter sesMons. District Attorney Graham
today asked that a verdict of not guilty bo
returned because from an examination of the
records hu was satisfied that the men In
dicted had acted with due authority and could ,
not be criminally prosecuted. Judge Arnold ,
Instructed the Jury to render a verdict la
accordance with the statement.
NHinsku Clalnmnts for it I.iilid ( irnnt.
DENVER , June 21. A special to the News
from Santa Fe , N. M. , says : Arguments la
the Juan Gldgrak case are still In progress be
fore the Uni.'ed States court of private land !
claims. The claim covers 120,000 acres , In
cluding the town of Las Cruces and the best
part of the Mesila valley. Judge J. U. Cesna
of Hastings , Nob. , Is one of thu principal
claimants , and others are scattered through
Nebraska , TexaiH and Louisiana. The case
will mainly turn upon thu question whether
the revolutionary government of Iturblde , un
der which the grant to Dr. Heath Is repre
sented to have been made , wns ever recog
nized by the United States.
Fiitlior-ln-I.-iir Ulll I'H.V tlm Hills.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 21. In the pollca
court today , J. C. Davis , the Rochester , N. Y. ,
man , who was arrested for obtaining money
from local merchants under faUe protons ,
was held to answer in the biiperlar court tn
two additional charges. Hall was set at
$1OOU In each ease. The charge agaln't Mrs.
Davis was dismissed , as > it wat , not frhown
that she had participated In his offenses. Too
attorney for Davis also announced Mrs. Davis'
father wo.iM make good all losses wlr.ch mer
chants or others had fcustalned through the
prisoner's acts.
.1 1-lt'it Ion AKiliittt StriliB liijiincllnnr. * a (
INDIANAPOLIS , Juno 21. The officers ot
the National Ljbor federation in th's city ara
preparing a call for meetings to be held In
every city In the United States a week from
Sunday , the purpose being to denounce the
Debs decision. President Mcllride , of the
federation , will sound the keynote wl'h a
reusing speech against the decision. The
object , Secretary McCralth siys. Is to 9cu o
the passage of a law by the next con
gress definitely defining the rlrhts of workIngmen -
Ingmen and abolishing government Injunc
tions.
Novnl rti-itrc * In H l > nnr < - Salt.
PANTA CRUX. , Ca ) . . June 21. In the dl-
vorco suit of Elizabeth Stewart ngaltwt John
A. Stewart , a novel entitled "A Search fop
the Heart , " written by the de.'endant , In
China , was Introduced In evidence. The novel
i elates adventures of the hero with varloua
ftmalts and Mrs. Stewart claims it to be an
autobiography of the defendant , and that In
the- various characters hi > rcccgnlzes iwoplo
with whom t'.io ' alleges the doctor was fn-
timate. _ _
Kalinin City SI-HK Its Water lliiatM.
KANSAS CITY. June 21. Kansas City's
$3,000,000 bond Issue for the purchase of Ita
own water facilities has at last been prac.
tlcally disposed of. The city council ton ght
accepted the bid made by the tyndic.ilo
composed of Klddcr , Pea body & Co. , R. L
Day & Co. and HrcwBtcr , Co'bb & Ks'tabrooU :
of IloFton. and the Illinois Trust and Smugs
bank , Chicago. A premium of $48,000 was
offered by the ( syndicate.
Aitl for the. tJcmllnte In OU'uliom i.
KANSAS CITY , June 21. A large consign
ment of supplies for the destitute of Okla
homa was shipped to Round Pond today.
Rev P. Shane end
Judges Nash , who are
soliciting alii , say , liowover. tint more sup
plies are bully needed , and will continue to
lerelvo food and clothing at tholr headquar
ters hero and forward to the suffering people.
Mnrr ago t lei-fined.
The following marriage licenses
were Is
sued yesterday by the county JttJgc :
Name and Address. , ,
James Dlckson. Omaha' . . e > > !
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Urnco Pctlll ) , Omaha . . . . . . . . . ; .
Jehu Jou'pli , Omaha . rj
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Mary FrunclH , Uiimhu . . . . . . . . L'l
K. I' . SMITH ( Tel. 13..S . ) B. M. IJTANKOUU
F. P. SMITH & CO.
C.KAIN and L-MiOVIssIONS
Room 4. N. Y. Life H\I\K. \ \ , Omtiliu.
Ilran.-h otlle-e nt Kn-mont and Columbus All
rrders placed on the e'hbago Iloml uf TiaU .
Coire-sp..n.lents : Sihwarts. . '
Dupce A = Co. . e'lil-
rag. . , hcbrelner. Thuk .Si e'.i. . St. Ixiuu. Hvfer
tt. l-'lrbt Nuilunul Hank. Onmha.
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