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THE OMAHA. DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUJTB 29 , 1895.
'Meiers of July Wheat Were Anxious to
/ Dispose of it Yesterday ,
OTHER MARKETS TUMBLED WITH WHEAT
Corn Win Weak but Inactive with Spccnln-
tlvo Uuilncn In the Way of 1 rannforrlnc
Tnulc * for July Delivery Into
September.
CHICAGO , June 28.-Holders of July wheit
were seized with n burning desire to dispose
and their cmlcnvorfl to dote
pose of It today ,
to left that option lr c lower nt the close.
September lost l'ic. The other markets
tumbled with wheat , corn finishing % c lower ,
oatB fcc lower nnil provisions nt declines.
The wheat market opened weak , regard-
lens of the light frosts which the weather
map showed hnd visited portions of the
northwestern wheat regions last night. Too
light do to do itny hnrm was the general
verdict with regnnl to the frost , nnd the
dispatches from the country supported thai
opinion. So little faith the locul crowd have
In the power for harm of the frost that In
less than an hour from the opening the
price of July nnd September wheat had de-
cllned to le per bu. below the closing fig'
urea of the duy before , and that loss wni
virtually held for an hour , for nt 11:3 : <
o'clock September wheat was being trndet
In at about 72c , after having been dowr
twlco to 71c and tended us often to 72Uc
It opened with sellers from " 2ytc to 72T (
nnd some buycis at those prices. It worke <
up gradually Inside of the Ilrst fifteen mln
utes until It touched 73c. and then com
menced the decline indicated by the pro
Vlous quotations. The elevator speculator !
were the busiest of the locul operators , am
their trading was nllocethfr In the way o
buying1 July nnd selllnR September. 'Ihi
fnlluru of frost damage to spring whca
Bhouid not , of course , of Itself be a reasot
for lower prices. There were other rensom
for weakness , however , which were pushe <
into view and made to count for more thai
usual from th fact Hint there was a grea
ilenl of July wheat held by parties who ha/ /
no use for It , and no money to pay for 1
If delivered. liquidation of July was I
prominent feature of the day's business
and lt effect , besides weakening the mar
ket Ren orally , was to make that inontl
relatively heavier than September , the lot
tcr gelling to a premium of 2Uc jwr bu
The cablegrams brought lower quotation *
Liverpool wan given ns from VI < 1 to w
lower , Paris from 23 to 33 centimes lowei
Antwerp 12'/ . centimes lower , nnd ncrlli
from 2V4 to" 2 i marks lower , the la-tie
being the equivalent of 2Hc per bu. Export
from the Atlantic seaboard consisted o
MO.QOO bu. , of which 25,000 libls. woo llout
The receipts were light. St. Lotils , wlrei
that 10,000 bu. of tbr day's receipts wer
from the new crop. The market here coul
not bo held up by bad thrcMhlni ; report !
which were numerous. Liquidation of Jill ;
wheat carried that future down to C9c an
It dragged September down to 71',4c. The
had both recovered about V&c from the bat
torn near the close. July closed at 69 %
and September at 71 } < c.
Corn was weak , but Inactive , with specu
latlve business In the way of transferrln
trades for July delivery Into EJcptembci
The receipts were very moderate , but fo
tomorrow some Increase IB looked for. Th
Atlantic exports were f.0,000 bu. The locn
shipments were 3-I5.G7G bu. , and a sale c
100,000 bu. of No. 2 yellow nt > , lc over th
July price was reported. Some places I
this stnte have been for ten days back on
are still complaining of chinch bugs doln
considerable damage to corn. July , whlc
closed yesterday at 47'Ac , nnd Septembei
which closed at 48c , pold today at 47c an
< 8c , recovering a irlllo near the end nn
closing at from 47Ho to 47 > , iq for July t
48V.c ( for September.
In oats business was not so heavy ns yes
terday. Further weakness was ilovelope
and prices ended from % c to % c under yes
terdny's closing. The cash market wn
very dull nnd lower , owing to much heavlt
arrivals1 than were expected and scarce !
any demand from any source. The weal
ness extended Into the speculative crow
nnd that , with continued Felling out of Ion
stuff , created tho' ' lower prices. Septembc
ranged from 2T 1Jc to 25c and closed r
from 2TVic to 2T1&C.
The provision market was In line wit
grain. It opened lower , became weaker $
the session progressedand closed at virtual !
the lowest figures of the day. The recelp
of hogs were only about 19.000 head , nr
13,000 head are estimated for tomorro\
Compared with the closing prices of the dti
before , pork Is 27Hc lower , lard lOo and rll
12'/fcc lower.
Estimates for Saturday : Wheat , 27 can
corn , 200 cars : oats , 219 cars ; hogs , 13,0
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Artiste i. I Opan. | High. | Law. I Clou.
Wlicut.No. 2
June cn n
July nn OOHO
Bcpt 72H H 73
Corn No. 2. .
Juno
July. 47M nnQH 47MB
Bcpt 48X 48 48
Oats No. U. . .
Juno . ? ; ! < 2514 25 25
July 2M 25
Sept 25H 26M
Tork ccr bbl
July 12 37K 12 42H 12 22H 12 22
St-pt 12 70 12 70 12 45 12 45
Lmd.lOOlb *
Jnlv 0 115 0 05 0 B7H 0 67
Sept 0 80 0 62H 0 76 0 70
Short RlbB-
July. . . . 0 42K 8u ? * 6 30 0 32
Sept 0 C'Jhi 0 M ) 0 52
Cash quotations were ns follows :
FIX > UR Easy ; winter patents. J3.MJJ4.20 ; wli
ter Gtrnlghts , 53.40n3. ) ; spilng patents , 54.00
4.35 ; spring straights , J3.10C4.00 ; bakers , 52.10
3.20.
WHEAT No. 2 rprlng. C9 ? , 72)ic ; No.
cprlng , nominal ; No. 2 red , fi9i ! < tiU' , < .e.
CORN No. 2 , 47 e47c ; No. 3 yellow , 46
.
OATS-No. 2 , KUc ; No. 2 white , 29Q29V4c ; N
t white , 28'j 29e.
RYE No. 2. 60c.
1IARLEY No. 2. 62o ; No. 3 , 4S52o ; No. 4 , 49
FLAX SEED No. 1. 51.60.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme. 53.75.
PROVISIONS Mem p k , per bbl. , 512.21
12.30. Lnrd. per 100 Ibs. , 5C.C7U. Short rll
sides ( loose ) , 56.3 i6.35 ; dry salted should ?
( boxed ) , 55.37'Ar5.CO ' ; Ehott clear , bides ( bo\i.-i
. . .
WIIISKV Distillers' finished goods , per gn
51.M-.4.
The followlne were the receipts and shlpmar
today :
On tli ] Pro lui oxohanTB tol'iv the butlar rm
ket WUH steady : erwiinry. I04l7c : dairv. It
14c. Efgs , Htuady ; 10Wllc , Cheese. OH 7Ho
KKW VUltIC UUNKIt.VL JI.VRItKT.
Clotlng Quotutlom uu thu 1'rlnulptl Co : :
tnnilltloft mill Mnplra.
NFW YORK , June 2S.-FLOtlR-Recclpts. 1
ZOO bbla. ; exports , 17,000 bbls. ; Rales , 14.600 pk
Market weaker to sell nnd demand very llg
City mill patents , 54. 7585.00 ; winter paten
52.80an.23 ; city mill clears , 54.1084.23 ; win
Btralghtv , I3.S564.00 ; Minnesota patents , K.I
4.25 ; xvlnter extras , 53.OQff3.CO ; Minnesota bake
I3.05iff3.75winter low trillion , 52.453.00 ; n > r
low grades , t2.UOfl2.00. Rye Hour , quiet ; till
1C1) bbls. ; Bupsrnnc , 5I.-04M. ' . : ; fancy , 54. (
4. CO.
CORN MEAIj Weak ; sales. KK > bbls. ; yeli
wt-stern , 51. Hi Hrondywlne , 52.90.
WHEAT Receipts , none ; expoits , none ; sal
13,9:3KK ( > bu. filtuleH , 8,000 bu. | Ot. Six ) ! , t1
nnd weak ; No. 2 red. In store nnd rlevnl
73ci nlloat , 74T4c ; f. o. b , , 7iic alloat ; !
1 northern , 7SHo delivered ; No. 1 hard , 75
delivered. Options opened \\rnk , had a th
rally , but yielded to steady liquidation , p
tlcularly In July , and wns weak nil day , cl
Ing at 1UU0 net loss. There was no ouu
support and lower cables , absence of exr
and a geneial discrediting ot the spring wh
damage storltH were among the Iniluen
factors ; No. 2 red Juno closed 73'Uo : Jl
739-1607CC , closed at TSTiCj August , 7414875
closed at 74lic ; Septemtwr.74Ti 6'4c , closed
75UC , Octobsr. 75 9-160 > 76ic ( , closed at 75' '
December , 77U78WC , closed at 77'c. ' (
CORN- Receipts , 40.9CO bu. ; exports , 4.800 I
FtUeH , OS.K'O ' tiu. futures , 93.COO bu. spot. S |
weak ; No , 2 , ClHo In t > levutor.C2Hc ulloat ; yell
HHft52Ho ; eUvator. C2ic. ! Options lower w
the decline In wht-nt , lulped ulso by talk n
larger mo\emenl. closed < jc lower ; July , 51
t2' ' < 4e , closed ut 61 ic ; August. C2H062 ic , cleat
at C2Hc , September , 62 < | C3'ic , closed nt C2U
OATB Urcvlptii , CO , 400 bu. ; exports , 7.COJ t
Kilta , 00 bu. futures. 1,127,000 bu. spot. i >
weaker ; No. ! , o ; No. 2 , delivered , 'a'.ifi ' :
Ko. 3 , 2SUc ; No. 2 white , 32 t ; No. 3 wh
llHo ; track mlxetl wectrrn , 304i31c ; track wl
Western , S"fi33Uc. Options declined heavily
rter liquidations , purtlculurly In July , and clo
KBlVkO lower ; June closed at 2Sc ; July , 2
ZUVio , closed ntSHc ; September , 25HC29
closed at 28TI.C. /
HOPS-Stfnil/state. common to choice , i
2f > 5o ; Pacltlu Mint , old , SijSc ; Ik54 , 4U3c ; I.
don market , stA-idy.
I.EATHER-giket : hemlock sole , lluenos Ay
light to heavytiJ eights , 22023c ; achl. 218c
IIAY-Qults lA d to choice. 5 .5 e7.50.
HIDES Firm7 ; wet salted New Oilcans.
lected , 45 to 65 Ibs , , Clic , nominal ; Texan ,
lectr < l. CO to d ) Ibs. , 7c , nominal ; lluenos Ay
dry , 20 to 14 Ibs , . ICo. nominal ; Texan , dry , M
SO lb . , UitlSc.
WOOIr-FInn : domeitlc IHcce ; HfflSc ; put
.
1'ROVISIONS Ueef , quiet ; family , 511.50CU
extra , mt-fs , 517.004 > 19.W , C\it meat * , n
pickled bellltn , (1U7c ; pickled ihoulder * ,
iiicKled hams. 9Ut t .kC. Lard , weak , west
ittam closed at 53.75 afkcd ; city at J5.UW6
July clcted at t&tO. nominal ; September , 5'
notnlnnl ; refined. itcn > 1 > * . Pork , firmer ; new
m. s . I14.S001I.ZS.
IIl'TTER-FIrm : western dairy , 0014c ; west-
rm crcfltnery , 12fflJc , western factory , 8@12c (
iiglnn : , lie ; Imitation creamery , HOl&c ; state
dulry , ! l 17c ; stnto creamery , 17HW18C.
flliESL' : Firm ; tno. ! large , tasli ; small ,
C > idSUc ; ran eklnm , 2'ic. '
E'ICIS Steady ; stntc nnd Pennsylvania , 14',4c :
recPlpln. B.B72 | ikgn.
ROSIN--lulet | strained , eotnmon to Rood , 5I.C3
TALLOW-Slcndy ; city , 4U044c ! ; country , 4H
( Jli"P.
PnTROLEfM-Wcuk ! United closed at 1.4J
bid.
bid.TrRPENTINEOulel nt K\l < nZ > * > , t.
IIICC St"orly ; domtsllc , fair to extra , 4WCMCJ
Jnpnn , Zutv.
METALS Pig Iron , firm ; Amerlcnn , 510.CO ®
13.CO. Ccpper , easy ; brokers' prlco , 10'4c ! ex
change price. llO.fiOfflO.C2H. Lead , stimng ;
brokers' price , ! 3.12Vi ; exchange price , J3.25.
Tin , llrrn ; pttnlls , 513.S5013.S5 : plates , market
nrm. Spelter , fUlet | ; domestic , 53.CO'J3.63. !
COTTON SEED Ollr-t'rlme sumincf yellow ,
2C26'Sc ? ! off summer yellow , 23a2V/4c ; prime
summer white , 238300.
OMAHA UENUR.U , .MARKET ,
Condition of Trailo anil quotntlois on
Httiplo mill I'nnor Prnditcc.
Old hens nre very scarce , there having been n
heavy falling off In the receipts during the past
few days. Quotation * i
UdOB Choice stock , lOc.
IlttTTER aeklng stock. S',4c : choice to
fancy , 10&12c ; gathered country , Ho ; separator
creamery. 16c.
LIVE POl'LTRY Hens , G',4 ' < [ ? 7e ; roosters , 3 < v ,
spring chicken * , 52.0083.50 per dox. , or 14c pel
Ih. ; rtucki , So ; ttttkeys , CB7c ; geese , Cc.
ViAt < C.'holrc fat , 79 to lou Ibs. . are quoted al
CQic ; large nnd coarse , 4J5',4c.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream , 9c ; Younfl
Americano , lOo ; twins , lie ; Nebraska nnd Iowa ,
full cream , 10c ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , part skims ,
6H7c ; Llmburgcr , No. 1 , lOo ; brick , No. 1 , He ,
Swiss. No. 1 , 14c.
HAY 1'plnnd hny , 57 ; midland , 57 ; lowlnnil ,
50.W ; rj'e straw , 53 ; color makes the price on hay ,
Light bnlcs sell the best. Only top grades bring
top prices.
PIiEON8-Per doz. , 51.0001.EO.
VEGETABLES.
The market on vegetables did not present nnj
esppclnlly new features. Watermelons nre in III ) ,
ernl supply. The ncrenge throughout T ! | scct'on'
of Ine south this H-nr has been larger than usual
nnd fiom now nn the market Is expected to hi
Mix-rally supplied with this fruit. Probably thi
largest number of watermelons grown In nny om
of the states nre produced In Georgia , It ranldru
first In the watermelon Industry , though Soutt
Carolina and Jersey grow very liberal quantities
und also Florida. The probable acreage of water
melons In Georgia dining an average season ii
nbout SO.OOO acres , which net In the nelghborhooc
of 5WOt)00 ) tn the glowers , with the trnnsportntloi
companies getting over 51,000.000. The acreage o
melons this year has been much larger thnn last
as prices realized during the last two or threi
heiiRons have been TO low that farmers gave othe
products more attention , but this season wli
doubtless lo ) one of the heaviest melon seasons 01
record. Georgl.i growers thought their cro |
would l > c mined by Insects this year , nnd tin
Department of Agriculture made nn Investlgntloi
and dlscoveied that the black bug which wa
thought to be damaging the plants wim noihln ;
more than an oidlnary beetle attracted tn th
plant by the fertlllrlnK material nnd wns do'ni
no matcrhil damage , though some dnm"B * wn
found being done by cut worms nnd wire worm ?
and the depaitment suggested to groweis to po\
In the fall and leave the land hute during th
winter. Then In the caily epilng , us soon n
grass begins to come up In adjoining llelds , th
fields which are to bo devoted to melons shoul
bo planted with grass , or nny oilier green veieta
tion which has previously been poisoned by beln
sprinkled with parts green In the solution. Th
cut worms nnd also most of the wire worm
which may bo still pren-nt In the land will fee
upon the vegetation and be ( tilled. Quotations :
I OTATOES Old stock , C5S75c ; new potatoes
chole * * stock. POc.
ONIONS lieimudss , per crate , none ; Callfor
nla. in cneks. per bu. , 51.15.
OLD REANS-IInnrt picked , navy , J2.20 ; Lira
beans , per Ib. , C'i5'4e.
PAIUIAOB On eiders , 2',4c.
RADISHES Per doz. bunches , 15c.
OREEN ONIONS Per dor. , bunches , 15c.
LETTUCE-Per doz. , iS2'c.
ASPARAGUS Choke stock on orders , 35S50
per doz. bunches.
CUCt'MHERS On orders. C060o per doz.
PEAS On orders , per bu. . 51.0001.2) . '
STRING REANS-On orders , per " ,4-bu. bo ;
eo ? 70i. .
WAX REANS On orders , per ' /4-bu. box , C
jJ73c.
TOMATOES Florida stock , per 6-basket crat (
{ J51.50 ; Mississippi stock , per 4-bnsket crate , $1.0
St'MMER SQUASH Per doz. , on orcleis , 23 !
40c.
WATERMELONS Per doz. . crated , $3.60.
FRUITS.
The market was well supplied with berries ye :
tcrdny , while the demand wns lighter , owing I
the cold rainy wrather. Quotations :
RED RASPBERRIES Per 21-qt. case , $3.03' '
5.50.
PLUMS California , per box , choice stock , 51.4' '
southern , per case , 52.
APRICOTS California , choice Block , per bo :
51.40S1.75.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per box. 51.0-WU
SOUTHERN PEACHES Per case , il.inm.2j.
APPLES Southern , per ! 4-bu. box , 655f73e.
STRAWI1ERRIES Choice shipping stock. p <
case nf 21 qts. , 52.75.
CHERRIES California , per 10-11) . box. $1.75.
GOOSEBERRIES Per 24-qt. case. 52.002.23.
SOl'THEHN CHERRIES Per 24-pt. case , t.7
HLACK RASPIIERRIES-Per 21-qt. case , 52.7
RLACKnKRRIES Choice stock , per 21-q
case , 52.25ff2.CO.
52.25ff2.CO.TROPICAL
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels , per box , none ; cholc
bcedllngs , per box , 52.50 ; Mediterranean sweet ;
53.00 ; fancy St. Michaels , 53.25.
LEMONS Extra fancy lemons , MO size , 56.2i
TOO slie. 56.50.
IIANANAS Choice large stock , per hunch , $2. :
JJ2.50 : medium sice bunches , $2.0002.23.
PINEAPPLES P r doz. , 5I.75ffl2.25. accordln
to size.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fias-Fancy. 15o ; choice , KOl3c ; Cnllfornli
bags , 7c.
HONEY California. 140150.
MAPLE SYRUP-Qallon lugs , per doz. . 51
Rlxby , 5-gal. cans , 53.
NUTS Almonds. 14e ; English walnuts. of
shelled. 12c ; standards , lie ; filberts , lee ; llrnj
nuts , lOc ; pecans , 9c ; peanuts , raw , 6c ; ronale
7c.
DATES In 60 to 70-lb. boxes , 6c per Ib. ; fai
dales , small boxes , IOC per Ib.
CIDER Pure Juice , per bill. , 55 ; half bbl. , $ :
COCOANUTS Per hundred , 54.
RICE POPCORN In the ear. on orders , per II
S'.iiC.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 grten hides , t'lc ; No 2 srei
hides , 8c ; No. 1 green salted hides , Oo ; No.
gieen salted hides. SVic ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to
Ibs. , 13o ; No. 2 venl calf. 8 to 15 Ibs , . lOQlOUi
No. 1 dry Hint hides , 12 14c ; No. 2 dry flint hide
12c ; No. 1 dry wilted hides , 12c ; partly curt
hides. V4c per Ib. lees than fully cuied.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 25060
green salted shearlings ( shoit wooled early skin :
each. CniSo ; dry shearlings ( short wooled cm
skins ) , No. 1. each , 5i10c ; dry shearlings ( she
wooled early eklns ) , No. 2 , each , Co ; dry fll
Kansas and "ebraska butcher wool pelts , p
Pbund , actual weight , DBSc : dry Hint Kansas a ;
Nebraska murrain wuol pelts , per pound , actu
weight , 4JCc ] ; dry Illn' Cclorndo butcher W (
pells , per pound , actual weight , 4g6l4c ; d
Hint Colorado murrlan wool pti ; . , ier pour
actual weight. 4SJ6c. Have feet cut elf , as It
useless to pay ft eight on them.
TALLOW AND GREASE-NO , i tniiow. 4
4 > ,4c ; No. 2 tallow , 3Vi 4c ; pease , white A ,
ugni , Biiyc ; iiuiiiicuiuuu , ju ii.u ; Beeay , Di
and chaffy , 84r9c ; cotted and broken , coarse.
9c : cotted nnd broken , fine , 6'iiSe.
WOOL , WASHED Medium. ICOISc ; fine 1
16c ; tul > washed , 16J18c ; black. So ; bucks. (
tag locka , 213e ; dead milled. 5fCo ,
FURS.
FL'RS-Dear. black. No. 1. large. $ : o.00323.i
Lear , brown. No. 1 , Intfe. ll.'OOuGJj.oO ' ; No. l , n
dium , $16 ; No. 1 , email. 51. ! ; bear , brown , ye ;
ling" . No. 1 , laige. 510.00if 12.00 ; No. j , mcdlu
IS ; No. 1. small , $6 ; U'ar , uruwn , cubs No
large , $7 ; No. 1 , medium. 55 ; No. 1. , ma | | .
badger. No , 1 , medium. 51o ; No. 1 , small. 8. (
1. lurKC , 111 ; No. 1. medium , > S ; Nu. j ' B'nl (
IS ; bear , silver tip , cubs. No. 1 , lurKC , Ji.'oOiTl
No. 1. medium. COc ; No. 1. Email , ioc : fish
No. 1 , larKO , IS ; No. 1 , medium , JS ; No. j. Li , !
II ; fox , t,11\cr , us to color , nci-oiding to beau
No. 1. large , ilud ; No. 1. medium , $ S ) ; No.
small. < 50 ; fox , silver , pule , according to beau
No. 1 , laiue , HO : No. l , memum , ICO ; No.
email , SV9 ; fox , cross , No. 1 , laige , } 7 ; js'o ,
medium. 13 ; No. 1 , email , f2 ; fox , red. No.
lurite. ll.r.O . ; No. 1 , medium , SI. 5 ; No. l , srni
II ; fox , gray , No. 1. lame. * ' : Ko. l. medlu
coc ; No , J , email , ( Oc ; fox kits , No. l , laige , I
No. 1 , medium , lire ; No. 1 , email , 30c ; lynx , Z
1 , Urge. 13 ; No. 1 , medium 12 ; No. 1 , tni :
ll.f.0 ; marten , No. 1 , large , 12 : No. 1 medlu
(1.60 ; No. 1 , small , $1 ; mink. No. 1. large. (
65c ; No. 1 , medium , 40c ; No. 1 , email , 33c : ml !
dark , No. 1 , large , 65o ; No. 1 , medium , 40c ; I
1 , Email , SOc ; mountain lion , perfect head t
feet. No. 1 , large. tl.uOfi > 2.00 ; Imperfect ckl
JS.OOC7.00 ; No. 1. small , } f- ; otter. Bale. No.
large , , 17 ; No , 1 , medium. i5 ; No. I , imnll.
voon , No. 1 , laige. 60ff70c ; No. 1 , medlu
th
tha
ed kiimll , 11.50 ; wolf , prairie , No. 1. large , 65R :
No. 1 , miHllutn. 63c ; No. * . small. < 0c : beav
t. ; per kin. No. 1 , large. IS.OC8600 ; No. l , medlu
mt II.SO ; No. 1 , small , 12 ; beaver kits. No. 1 , iJl
12 ; No. 1 , medium. II.50 ; No. 1 , omali , !
mufkiuts , winter. No. l , larce , SQlOc ; No.
medium. 9c ; No. 1 , small , 7c ; mutkrnts. r
Iten Na. 1. laree. 406c : No. 1 , medium. 7c ; No.
ned mall , to ; muikrnt klt . 2O8o.
I'uorln MiirUota.
rnORIA. June IS. CORN Market dull , low
No. 2. 47lie : No. 3. 46 * c.
OATS Market dull , lower ; No. 2 , white , 2
No. S while. 27'4c.
RYhV-Market dull , lower ; Nn. 2. 2fl63o.
WHIBKV Market firm ; finished goodi , (1
for hlEh wines.
RKCKIITS Wheat , none ; corn , 27,300 bu. ; oa
41,0(10 bu. : rye. none ; barley. 700 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , none ; corn. 2.COO b
oats , 57,200 bu. ; rye. COO bu. ; barley , 1,400 bu.
Mllvfuukrn MunrH.
MILWAUKKB , June 28-WHKAT-Lower ; ]
3 tprlnir , WtC't No. 1 northern , 7CHc ; Septc
Min bcr , 7H4C ,
n ; OORN In moilrrate supply ; No. 3. 4Uc.
ic ; OAT -IXWC < rj No. 2 white , 23c ; No. S wh
in nominal.
IS ; RARLKV Ix . > wer ; No. . 2. . , 49c . , _ ; wmple , nomlr
W.
WHEAT PRICES ARE TOO LOW
Estimated Decrease of the Surplus for Ex
port During the Coming Year.
WOOL SALES INCREASE ON AN ADVANCt
Hotter Claoi nf Woolen Goods Stronger null
I'rlcoi Higher Steel Rnlli Taken
1-lbornllr nt the Advance
of 88 Tcr Ton.
NEW YORK. June 2S.-II. O , Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Itevlow of Trade , which Issues to
morrow , will say :
IJuslncss Is better , although the crop out
look affecting prospects beyond the near
future Is a little less distinct. There Is
more ground for doubt about winter wheat
and cotton than a week ago , ami threshing
receipts are comparatively low , though the
prospects for spring wheat are exceedingly
Kood. The price , a quarter of a cent lower
for the week , Is beyond mistake too low , 11
the latest Impressions of Injury to winter
wheat are correct. Receipts for the week
are relatively small , but for four weeks
have been B,1CC,41I bushels , against 6,791-
528 bushels last year , while Atlantic
exports , Hour Included , have beer
for four weeks 4,912,729 bushels ,
ncnlnst 7,444,00 ! tnirtiels Inst year. Coin lm de
clined n fraction and pork Is stenily.
Cotton linn fallen 3-10 of a cent , to 7 cents , In
spite of reports' serious Injury by rains In
Texas nnil Louisiana. A llKht IniylnK by north
ern eplnners suiprloes the market , for their tak
ings have been more tlmn enough for the year' *
consumption and returns show a Kreut decrease
in exports of cotton goods.
Speculation has even ppiead to the wool mar
ket , nnd with nn ntlvunce of about 1 cent Ir
prices the sales nt lloston have been the largesi
ever known for the week 11,067,000 pounds , ugultis
3&fiCOO pounds In KJIn four weeks of June
sales have l > cn 10,232,405 iiounds domestic am
17,4M00 ( ; pounds of foreign , but 111 1SH2 they weri
1.1MO,7,0 iiounds of domestic nnd 10,127COO pounih
of foreign. A growing belief that the dumeitli
clip Is short nnd nn Idea that thp coming I.ondor
sales , beginning , Iuly 2 , will show higher prices
have been more potent tlmn a little Increai-J It
the manufnctu'tng demand , nnd the price hni
risen at all mntUets. Light weights and mlxev
Koods hesllate nnd some ate lower thnn a yea
ago , but since the Wnshtngton mills opened ela ;
woistedM nt a slight ndvancc other medium am
better Kradra have been stronger In tone. Th <
labor troubles arc parsing with frequent advance
In wages.
Copper 1ms been strengthened by n large sale o
Calumet & Hecla for export nt 10 % cents , whlcl
Is now quoted , while tin Is slow nt J14.0i am
lead nt J3 2JV6. lion slll : ndvamcs , 11 ss.Tnor fell
Init for J12.UO at 1'ittsburg nnd grey foiso n
Jll.fO ; a further ndvancc In slructiiral forms I
expected ; the western demand ftTv cleel rails n
the advance of M per ton Is quite good ; the lls
In bar Is mulntnlntil , untl plnte nnd sheet mill
ale crowded , so It is illttlcilH to place orders n
current prices.
The half yearly report of falluiea next wee !
will Include about C.900 , nemlnst 7rw for the Ills
half of last year , with assets of about JSf.OOO.OK
( main-it $101,57S.li2 ! last year , liut for the cord
age eonci-rn. the nBgregate would be neatly "
per cent less thnn lust year , nnil the inamifactut
Ing liabilities 'M per cent less , but Including I
the manufacturing liabilities will be about } < 0 ,
000,000. ncalnst JU.376.KO Inst > ear , nnd the tinil
Ing $43,000,000 , against { 52,345.978 laH year , wlill
miscellaneous lnbllltle were only $2,700,03 !
atrivlnH $ r.i"/ ( > ,072 Inst yenr.
Kalluies for the pnfteelc hnv been 230 In th
t'nlted Suites , against 214 Inst year , and twenty
two In Canada , against tli'.rly-flvc last year.
CLtiAIUMl HOUsii TUT.ll.9. "
nto of IliislncBi Trnnoictctl by tti
H'orlittcil liiinkH l.iBtVcrlf. .
YORK. June 28. The following table
complied by IlrndHtrcvt's , shows the toinl deal
nnces nt the principal cities nnd the percentage c
Increase or deciease , ns compaicd with the cent
fpondlng week lust year :
C1TICS. Clearings. Inc. De (
New York . . . . STI.rOS.SM 45.3
Chlcngo f3,137C30 10.6
lioston 93.346.8JG 2U.3
Philadelphia . , " 44).Wil : 39.2
St. I ouls 21.275 C03I 10.9
Snn Kranclsco 10.227.7S1) ) 0.9 |
Ilaltlmoru 13 211,3731 , EO.O ,
I'lttsburB 16 2 II 0111 24.6 .
Cincinnati . . . , 13.7S1.5VI 12.2 .
Kansas City . Z9.U
New Orleans . Gs3iw4 ] ; ! 11.5
Buffalo 23.9
Milwaukee . . . . B.U7.22J 3S.2
Detroit 5,471 [ ! 2 12 3
Ixnilsvlllo C.CSl.tCJ 50.0
Minneapolis . , , , 7.3
OMAHA 3.071.234 20.
1'rovldencc . . . 5. M 2 2X )
Cleveland 31.9
Houston . . . . 2i.8
St. 1'nul
Denver 2,441 601
IndlnnnpMIs . , 4. IS ) 620 11.6
Columbus , O. , 3,5 ) 6)0 24.
Hartford ] , H 5.i5S 33.0
Richmond . . . . 2r.22 W4 8.4
Washington . . 1.5I7,3,3
Dallas 2.0JJ 738
St. Joseph . . . . 1,126,0)0 )
PeoMn , 1,715 HO 2L8
Memphis 1,0 : . * > H5 |
Portland , Ore. 1.K4 Ills
Rochester i.ss.ocir , 17.7
New Haven . . : r > 5 7.1
Savannah . . . . 1.5VJ.012 2).l
Spiingtleld , Mass 1 2 3,2.f- , 2I.91
Worcester 15.7 |
Portland , Me 8.9
Atlanta , ! i77nn 23.7
Poit Worth , 1.0.7rf4
'Waco 1,2 2,01'
Kyracuse 1050'M .
Des Mnnes ! 9SO.CGOI 20. 2
Ctrnnd Haplds . . . 759.17r. ! 20C
Seattle 437.301 C
Lowell Jll,979 6.C
Wilmington , Del. 708,399 27.7
Norfolk 630 205
Sioux City . . . 35" ! 6 6
I.is Angeles 1.0I3.U6 45.2
Tncoma rM.31l 1S.1
Pngluaw , Mich. . . 32l,73i 23.6
Spokane SC3CfO
Jacksonville 277,563
Lincoln 2t.2r !
New Iledford . . . . 469,711 42.5
Wichita 43S.SS3 50.2
Birmingham 425.125 21.2
Tcpekn 4 > > y,193
Lexington. Ky. . . 2I7.CJ4
Ulnghampton SCG.SOOJ 37
Hay City , Mich. 32.7
Kail 1 River 53.1
Akron , O 43.S !
Sprlneflled , O. K3.140 17.1
Canton. O 167.700 0.1
Kloux KnllB . . . 37,7C !
I'Yfinont , Neb. t6,45l |
llastlnfis , Neb. .
ChattunooBa . . 20J.152 S.C
Forgo 15S.30.1 46.2
NiiKhvllle C93.2I5 9.0
4,057.010 45.1
Salt Lake l,0'iO,579 S.O
Itnckford. 218.234 18.6
Helena 541.073 10.1
Hcrxuton JOJ.576
Knlanvizoo . 311 , Sll
Little Hock 234,156
Totals United States. . . | $1 , 010. 1 .OI1 23.6
Exclusive of New York. . . | 439.17C.S37 21.2
DOMINION OK CANADA.
Not Included In totals becaute of no comp :
Ison on last se.ir.
Not Included In totals because containing otr
Items than dealings.
's KKVII\V OF
Continued Ailvanrc In Iron Prices Sn
jirlHoH F.ven the 'Irmlr.
NEW YORK , June 23. Rradslreet's tomorrc
will say :
Dominating business conditions of the week n
the continuation of the large 'demand for ai
further Increase In prices for Iron and stc
which have turprlscd even the trade. The Jump
rail prices and scarcity of , and higher quotatio
for plates and nails have tended to produce lei
poiary scarcity.
Improving whnat conditions have finally co
vlnceil many In the trade that there Is likely
be fully 4 : > .OuO.X ( bushels ) ur\e&ted In t
United States tills year , which , with the pro
able "available" surplus of CO.OuO.OOO busht
being carried over at this time , points to on
lUO.OUO.OOO bushels , and possibly 110,000,000 bush <
or more , available for export during the ne
twelve months , which Is less than In any ye
since liw. With short crops abroad In some I
etanceu this can hardly fall to bring a high
range of prices. It will doubtless ptovo dlsa
pointing to learn that the exports of wheat ( ui
Hour us wheat ) , both coutts , fiom the Unit
States and Montreal , have only amounted
1,946.402 l.uslu-U . , against 2837,000 bushels la
week. The decrease is largely of ( lour shlpmer
fiom Newport News , Hoaton. New York and S
Francisco , The exports In the correspond !
week a year ago were only 1,717,000 bushe
3)71OiX ! ) ) bushels two years ago and r216OX ) but
els In the fourth week In June. 1S92.
There are a few evidences of revival of ee
eral trade at the touth , but merchants at i
most all leading cities tn that region report tl
demand continues very moderate and cullrctlc
are slow. General buetness on the Pacitlo co <
continues In contrast to that elsewhere. 1
creases are reported In several lines from Seatt
where a slats facKry Is to be built , and import
tloni of British tin plate have been rccelvi
Relatively lets activity Is reported at Tucon
Portland announces the Oregon fruit crwi w
I * a large one , but there U no change In t
general business situation. Wheat In being i
ported from Ban Francisco as fun an U can
leaded Into ( hips. Wheat and ( lour ihlpmei
to Europe are to be resumed from the mills
Vallejo , after She suspension of cue year. 1
only change * west and northwest arc contlnu
It-
Improvement In cereal crop conditions nnd the
stimulus to busings by continued firmness of
demand for Iron nnd stce
STOCKS ANJMJONDS.
I'cntnro ot ! peculation en 'Change Vfni the
11 rente in
NEW YORK , June feature of the
speculation on the St ichnnge today was
the brenk In the Industt \flmres. Large lines
of long slock were thrqWH4n ? the market and
bears sold freely. On llbvw 5 , ' down slop orders
were uncovered , which im'rf to the volume of
sales , nnd the speculation became nlmo t pan
icky. In the middle of the afternoon the decline
wns checked by n covering movement , which
caused n sharp rally , but a slight reaction oc
curred In the closing dealings. The posting of a
notice on the Stock exchange explaining ttmt
the United Stales Kublx-r company slock would
be stricken from the list If it did not comply
with the request of the governing committee to
furnish n statement of Its Iliiiinclnl condition
nddfil materially tra the feverlshness of the mar
ket , although It was announced that n statement
as being prepared , wnlch would be submitted
to the Stock exchange. The fluctuations In
thoeu Industrials which fluctuated most widely
nre : Tol'ueco , nd\nncfd 7i per cent to 114 % ,
broke to 107 anil rallied to 1I2H. closing 1 > 1 per
cent lower on the day ; Tobacco pieferred. de
clined 2 p r cent to 113 ; Rubber , dropped 3Vi per
cent to 37'i , recovered to 381S , reacted to 38 % ,
making n net liws of l i per cent ; Rubber pre-
fen 1 , wild dun n 1 % per cent to VSuiar \ ; ,
after an early gain of HJ per cent , fell off MS
per cent to US'i , closing 2 % per conl above the
low point and IH per cent down from ypUiuay ;
Chlcngo tins , opened ' ,4 per cent lower , rose > ,5
per cent to M , broke tn (3 ( nnd milled to M'4 ,
which Is l i per cent below yesterday's fln l
sales ; Distilling , advanced ? i per cent , fell off
2 per ctnt nnd lepnliinl % per cent , losing 1
per cent net ; General Electric , rose { per cent
to 37 , receded to 34 % , closing at a rally of HI
per cent.
The general market wns of course affected by
the brrnk In the Imlusttlals. liut only to n lim
ited extent , except In a few Instances. In the
early trailing prices r. no from ' .t to 2Vi per cent.
The Improvement wns nscrlbtd to the feeling ot
confidence Inspired by the trunk line agreement.
Then came tile great collapse , In which the
grangers receded from 1 to 2\ per cent , the
latter llurllngton ; TfiinisseiConl , 2 per cent ;
c'olnrnilo , 1'i per cent ; Pjclll" Mull. 1'i per cent ,
nnd the general list fiom ' / to Hi per c nt.
During the nfteriuinn there was a tally of lrf
per cent In Hurllngtnn , 1'.4 per cent In Rocl <
Island. Is , per cent In Tennessee , 1't per cfnl
In Wheeling & Lake Erie , nn > l from H to 1 pel
cunt In other stocks. The market WHS Irrexulni
In the final trading nnd ctcwd unsettled In ton- ,
The bondypeciil it Ion wns strong In tone dur
ing the tally dealing" , but the subsequent do.
mimili/.ntUm of the slock market ltd to a shat
tering of values of m irtguRes. The salca wen
$1.476.001.
The Evening Post's London cablegram says
The pHifpect of a general election teen check !
business , but the tone of the stock market tod.-
was good. Indeed , nil the markets , Including
Americans , were better- but featureless. A smnl
Chinese loan for 1.000.000 will probably come tm' '
In lyimlon next week. It hus nothing to do will
the big loan yet to be settled. Tlio new Unltet
Sinter bonds were nt 12 premium today.
'Kho following wore the closing quotntlon
on the lending stocks of the New York ex
change today :
ex-dlv , "
The totnl sales of stvclis Jtoday were 47C.7C
shares , Including : Ameilcrfn Sugar. f4 200 ; Amerl
i-un Tobacco , 31fW ; Ilurllngtijn. 17 ! ) M ; Chlcng
Gas. 85COil : Distilling and Cuttlefe < dlng , 2),00fl
General Electric , ' C..icO ; Kansas & Texas prr
feried , 7.7 < : I < ou'svllle ' & Nn-t. > vllle.3,600 ; Man
hattan.ConajlUlaUd , .4.1QHl > II ' Pouri Pacific , 4.MC
National Lend. 11.6(0 ; New-.Yo'rfc & N w Enplilrti
5 > ( ) ; Norlhwi-stern. 4,3tl ) > "llacino Mall , 6.10C
Reading. 30.SV ) ; Rock Islund , O" ) ; St. 1'au
21.900 ; Silver Certificates , jlO.OJO ; Tennessee Cm
& "Iron. 24,610 ; United States L'athcr , 3,300
United Slates Rublx-r. 20.M5 ; Wabnsh preferred
4.100 ; Western Union , 3,800 ; Wheeling & Lak
Erie , 18,400.
New Vnrlc llonry .tlnrkor.
NEW YORK. June 2S. MONEY ON CALL-
Easy at lHi2Vi pr cent ; last loan , 2 per cenl
closed nt 2 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-2'.t@3 pc
CfSTEULlNO EXCHANGE Quiet nnd ste d >
with actual business In bankers' bills nt S4.S9'Ai
l.8Hi ! for demand nnd S4.fe8' , ( : T4.8S1i for 60 days
posted rates , 54.8984.89' nnd 54.9JG4.90Vi ; con :
merclal hills. 54.87 > ! i J4.if , > .
SILVER CERTIFICATES C6i T67c.
GOVERNMENT HONDS Steady. Stnte bond !
quiet. Railroad bonds , weak.
Closing quotations of bands were ns follows :
N , W , HARRIS & CO
BANKERS ,
163165 Dcarborn-st. , Chicago.
' 3 Wall-it. , New York. 70 State-it , B { to :
BONDS
_ err poad < ao Bellcltei ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Eeooipta for Five Days Show a Slight
Increase Over Last Week.
OFFERINGS FOR THE DAY VERY LIGHT
I'at Cattle Scarce but the I ) emu ml Strong
for the Few on Sole I'cw Hogs on
Solo TaUcn nt Higher
1'rlcei.
FniDAY , June 28.
Today's receipts of live stock were 1,00
cattle , 2,819 hogs , 913 sheep and no horses
as against 1,329 cattle , 4,075 hogs , 1,278 shcci
and 25 horses yesterday , and 3SO cattle , 2,01 !
hogs and no sheep on Friday of last week.
The receipts for the week so far are G.ld
cattle , 1J.715 hogs and 4,3'JS sheep , as agulns
4,1B9 cuttle , 1C.S77 hogs and 2,871 ! sheep for tin
same period last week. It will be noted tha
there has been n large gain In cattle am
sheep receipts , while there has been a de
crease In the receipts of hogs.
CATTLU The receipts of cattle of al
kinds were thirty-six loads , us against forty
eight yestertlay. As usual of late there weri
a number of loads consigned direct to th <
packers , which cut down the number 01
sale to twenty loads , or G2il head. Small a
the offerings wete , they were still In oxces ;
of the receipts of a week ago.
The offurinKS of fat cattle were very light
and there waH nothing very choice In thi
yards' . There was , however , a fair demand
and such cattle ns v. e.e to b ? had lommnndci
gooxl , strong prices. A load of handy 1,152
Ib. steers sold at $4.75 and some less de
slrable loads at $4.25 and J4.40. It was i
dark , lulny morning and every one nppcarei
anxlutis to set under shelter , and the trad
was soon over.
There was about the usual light supply o
cows und heifers In the yards , hardly enoug :
to KO around among the buycts. The price
pild did not show any material change fror
yesterday.
The stockcr and feeder trntle was tlul
owing to the few cattle on sale. Deulei
claim that there are orders here for quite i
Kooil many good weight feeders. Deslrabl
leeuers have been picked tip very quickly a
Mronfr prices during the past two or tiirc
days. IJsht Mockers , even those of goo
qUHilty , are not In so good demand , ami th
fecllmon that class of cattle Is weak. Her. .
rescntntlve sales :
BEEP STEEUS.
f0' 5' Tr- NoAv - l > r- N ° - Av. Pr.
1..8 0300 4. . . . 8S713M 18..1POJ l 10
1. . . . S20 300 1. . . . ROO 375 19..HI'S 440
1. . . . C50 305 19..10.-5 3 S3 17..1182 475
1..1210 3 CO 19. . . . SCO 4 23
COWS.
] . . . . 740 140 2. . . . 730 210 8. , . . 817 260
1. . . . tOO 160 1. . . . 60 210 9. . . . 792 260
3. . . . 70 ! " 1 6D 8. . . . 136 220 1..1320 273
1. . . . 9M 1 75 1. . . . S30 22i 7. . . . 955 275
G. . . . 938 185 . . . . 875 225 4. . . .790 275
3. . . . 800 190 6. . . . 978 225 1..1060 285
2. . . . 845 IPO 2. . . . 010 225 1..11EO 300
1..10.0 195 2. . . . 90) 233 2..945 315
1. . . . 830 2 W 1. . . . 670 230 17..972 325
2. , . . R35 200 2..1010 245 1..10GO 375
1..1010 201 1. . . . 900 265 2. , . . 950 375
4. . . . 957 2 00 6. . . . 79J 2 60
HEIFERS. .
2. . . . 620 123 4. . . . U2 233 1. , . . 410 2 BO
3. . . . 450 220 2. . . . 420 240 2. . . . S03 3 2o
1. . . . 660 223 2. . . . 535 2 40
III ! U.S.
I..14SO 150 3..1500 230 2..11:0 ! : 2 CO
1..1400 215 3..1413 235 1..12SO 250
1. . . . 790 215 1. . . . S20 240 1..970 2 M
1..101Q 2 25 1..1210 243 1..9SO 2M
3..HOG 225 1..1440 250 1..1220 265
1. . . . 8SO 225 1..10SO 260 1..980 300
2..1085 225 1. . . . 900 250 2..1545 3 2
3. . . .1190 230
CALVES.
I. . ' . . 130 223 1. . . . 100 425 1. . . . 150 500
2. . . . 2iO 263 1. . . . 120 450 1. . . . 170 BOO
3. . . . 340 265 3. . . . 116 47" , 1. . . . K.O 500
2. . . . 345 275 1..180 473 2. . . . 120 601
1. . . . 280 300 1. . . . 130 500 2..1.-.0 . SCO
1. . . . 3 0 300 5. . . . 144 5 CO 3..153 500
1. . . . 100 3 60 6. . . . 142 5 00
STOCKEHS AND FREDHnS.
3. . . . 700 265 3. . . . 733 2W 3. . . . S2C 325
1. . . . C90 225 ] . . . . 460 3 01 14..863 335
2. . . . 420 240 6. . . . 540 310 6. . . . 7&1 345
C. . . . 474 275 1. . . . 7K > 320 I. . . . 810 345
2. . . . ! i90 2 f0 9. . . . 656 323 1..1030 350
4. . . . 432 2 85 1. . . . 970 3 25
MILKEn.S AND Sl'IUNGEUS.
1 c and c } 2C 00 1 springer { 30 < i
1 c and c 2J ft ) 1 c and c 3l (
1 springer 29 CO
WESTERNS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Tr.
1 bull 1330 J2 25 2 steers 12J5 $3 25
9 sirs. Us..1193 270 SCOHS 'JS6 SCO
1 stae. . . 970 3M 42 steers 1003 390
TEXAS.
50 steers 1016 3 60
HOGS There were only thirty-five loads o
hogs In the yards , a considerable decrease fror
the fifty-four here yesterday. At the same tltn
there "were a few more hogs here than on I-YUla
of Inst week. The offerings did not show muc
change from yesterday In the mutter of quallt }
though there wns n better top todny.
I'nder the Influence of favorable reports frrr
other market points and a goml detiiHnil on th
part of the locnl packers , the trnilc here wa
fully 5c hlfthrr on nn average. In some Instance
hotrs may have been sold that did not show tha
much of an advance , hut on the other hand
some of the medium welchta experienced mor
than a Co advance. Kverytlilng was cold , nnd a
enr.V clearance was effected. One prime load c
heavy hogs said nt )4. 5 , as ncalpst $1.75 , th
top yesterday , hut today's load nvernced seventy
nine Ibs. more. Medium \ve' .it to heavy ho
PO | < ! largely at from 54.70 to J4.75 , und the IlKhtc
loads at from J4.53 O J4.65. Representative wiles
SIIUEP There were four more double-decks i
the same kind nf westerns that were here yeste
day In today. The buye.s were pretty well loaili
up nnd the demand In conse'iueiu-e ' was Ugh
The market was weak nnd slow. Kalr to choli
natives nre quotable ut from 12.50 to 13.61 , fate
to gotd westerns nt from 52.2.1 to J3 , common nr
stock sheep at from 11.75 to 52.23 , good to chol <
i 40 to 100-lb. lambs at from 53.50 to J5.
( HlICAtiO LIViMTOCK. .
i In Cnttlo Tlioro U'us a Dull , Drasc'ne ; Mai
i lint All ItH.v.
CHICAOO , June 28. In cattle there was a du
dragging market , such as Is unially witnessed
Friday. The receipts were estimated at not ov
4,000 liead , but thn supply was enough to Fat ) :
the light demand that existed nnd fat cattle w <
the only ones that told without any dlfllculty
Eteady pi Ices. Light handy cattle were the fav (
lies , and heavy steers that showed nny coan
nt'si were hard to dispose of. Texas cattle we
weak , with receipt * of about 1.500 head. Site
Fold nt from 13.60 to II , cows nnd bulls nt fn
53.60 to J3.CO , and Tcxnns at from 12.25 to | i.25.
About 23,000 hogs were offered on the rnarb
today , Including 3,000 left over from yestcrdn
That was not a very large supply at a time wh
the demand Is HO good as nt the prevent tin
and trade started In brisk at further advanci
Inn crack sale of the day consisting of nn cxt
tine lot of big 31S-I1) . hogs nt 15.10. That was 1
higher than any hogs brought yesterday , and
the top price of the season. Aside from fan
hogs there wan nut much change , other kin
IwinR nctlve at llrm prices. The supply w
pretty well sold at from 14.65 to 13 03 for lienv
at from 14.55 to 14.85 for mixed , nnd nt from 14
i to IIW for common to choice assorted ll
weights. The bulk sold t from ll.SO to 15.
i Clreat numbers of sheep nnd lambs have be
coming here from various parts of the west a
Texas , and n large part of the dally offerings co
sUted of spring lamlw , for which the demand w
fa lively Ihnt the bent lots advanced fully 23c r
100 Ibs. ( Sales were made from J3 for comm
lambs up to 16.15 for the best , while thcep si
all the wtiy from $1.W to 12 for Inferior up
from 14 to 14.15 for choice big muttons , with Ml
largely at from 13 to 13.50 tor natives , nt fix
12.75 to 13 for westerns , and at from 12.10 to
Receipts Cattle , 4,000 head ; calves , COO hea
hogu , 20,000 head ; sheep , C.OOO head.
Il-tuBta City Live itunlc.
KANSAS CITY. June 28. CATTLK Recelp
6,900 head ; shipments. 1.900 head ; market stea
for best , othem weak ; Texas steer * , I2.15f < 4.l
Texas cows , I2.00@3.2S ; beef sterrs , 13.3.VU3.
native cows. ll,6r I.OO ; stockcrs nnd feede
12.0001.00 ; built. . I1.75IS3.00.
HOUH Receipts , J.800 head ; shipments ,
head ; market opened tteady , closed weak to
lower ; bulk of sales , II.COS4.75 ; heavies , 11.7
, 4.85 ; packers , I4.GOQ4.8S ; mixed , JI.COfl4.kO ; lien
d l4.4064.Ui Yorkers. 14.4304.55 : pigs. | ! .00 UO.
BHKEP Receipts , 1,000 head ; thipmcnts , nor
market steady.
Stock In Sight.
Record of receipts at the four principal mi
kcts for Friday , June 28 , IMS :
Cattle , HOKS. Ehei
South Omaha 1.0 2.H19 !
Chicago 4.000 20,000 6 , <
Kansas City J.900 8.WO 1 ,
St. Loul 3.200 3.500
Totals 15,100 35,113 8 ,
New York Live MncK
NEW YORK , Jun 23. HEnVKS Recelp
3.072 head ; on Bale , tfl can ; opened active , t
clejeU stcudy ; yurda U6t full. Mat :
urnrt , corn nnd mcnl fed , poor to freed ,
5I.40O5.40 ; Tort Lodgrniuthern 'ptlllcm. 54.SiMf
4.S5 ; UIR nn.l oxen , 5I.COC74.70 , bulls , 54.00 (4.15 ;
dry cows , 51. 90413.80. European cnlles quote
American steerit nt lo'ie tn HVtc , drcssetl weight ;
refrigerator tK'cf nt 8V4fl9Sc , no exports lodnyj
tomorrow. 793 beeves , nnd Zf,20 qunrters of l > cef.
SHEEP AND LA MtlS Receipts , 493 heart ; on
pale , C.200 head ! sheep , nlowj weak on under
Brailcs ; lambs closed weak , but lower. Over
l.SW hp.ul of stock unsold. Sheep , poor to primp ,
5l.75fi3.60 ; lambs , common to prime , J3.MCC.OO ;
no ch'ilce offprw.
HOOS-lUcclpIs , 2.CCO head ! steady nt .90@
MOOl. MAItKUT ,
Siilc * of Dommio ntul Foreign rro'luet nt
llnitnn Vrrjr llrnvj- .
1IOSTO.V , June 25. The llofton Commriclnl
Hullctln will say tomorrow ! The tales of do
mestic wool this week have been frequently ex
ceeded In lioston , but the combined sales of
domestic nnd foreign have been exceeded only
once. Territory delaine has advanced 2c for the
second time this week , to S6o. Kentucky tiunrtpr-
blocul combings has advanced to 19U20c for choice
Rrensy. Last week's advance In Aurtiallnn Is
held. Speculation Is heavy. The American clip
thli year will bo nt lenst C0.l * > 0,0 * > Ibs. shoit of
the high wnttr mark of ISM. Tnc sales of the
wci-lc me 6,07leOi ) llw. domettlc nnd 3.Cfc5.00i ) Ihs.
foreltru. ngaliut 4.r.33iiW ( Ihs. domestic nnd 3 243-
000 Ihs. foreign last week nnil 2.447,000 Ibs. do-
tnestle nnd 935,0'JO Ihs. forelKti for the same thnti
last year. The fnles to dute show nil Increnee of
9.75.1.1S9 Ibs. domestic anil 2CC5.GW Ibs. foreign
from the rales to the. same date In 1S93. The
receipts to dale xhow a decrease of 7.531 bales
domestic nnd nn Increase of 116.3S5 hales foreign.
LONDON. June 28. At the sheepskin sales
today 4.113 bales it Australian nnd 2,2m ) bales of
Cnrw of Good Hope und Nntnl skins weic offere.1
nnd nil were sold. The market was strong , cross-
hreds were Id nnd l n > f merino 4d up , while
shorts showed Hd ndvance. Following arc the
sales In detail :
New South Wales. 213 bales , cl.ithlnc nnd
combing , 2'i5j6'd ! ; Quicnuhiiid. 180 bales , clothIng -
Ing nnd combing 4K6'id ; Victoria , SXK ! bales ,
clothing and combing , 2 > i lVl ! ; Scruth Austnilla ,
1.434 Knles , Clothing nnd combing , l5(5d ; Hw.ui
River , 170 bales , clothlnir and combing , 2H3VJ :
Tasmania 215 bales , clothing nnd combing. 811
f7d : Fnlklnnd Inlands , 23 bales , clothlnR nml
combing. 4'.4J' < ) id ; 1'untu Arenas. 79 bales , clothIng -
Ing nnd combine , 2iii2I4d ; Cupe of Good Hope
and Nntul , 2,2'W bales , clothing and combing ,
l.lvnrponl .Murl.-cn ,
LIVEnPOOL , June ! S.-4:13 : p. m.-WHEAT-
Spot ( | tilet ; demnnil poor : No. 2 red winter , Cs
5d ; INO. 2 led. spring , stock PNliuu t.cl ; No. 1
hard Manitoba , 6s lid ; No. 1 California , .5s 6d.
Futuie * opened quiet with near and dlslnnt p s | .
lions U < 1 lower , closed stejidy with near position !
Vid lower nnd dlslnnt positions \ lower ; bus -
npFs nbout equally illstrlhtited ; Juno , 6s BJjrt ;
.Inly , 6s 6d ; September. 5s Crt ; October , 5s 6 < 4d
No\ ember , 6s 5V4d.
COIlN--Spot quiet ; Amerlcnn mixed new , 4 ;
3'4d ; futures opi-ned quiet with near and dls anl
pwltlcns V4d lower , clnsul steady , with June 'v' '
lower and other months unchanged to Hi ]
higher ; business henvlest on early positions ;
June , 4s 3d ; July , 4t 3'id ' ; August , 4s 314d ; Sep.
tcinber , 4a 4id ! ; August , Is Cd ; November
4i 6Ud.
FLoril Market dull , demand poor ; St. Louli
fnncv winter whoat. 7Ss M.
PROVISIONS line-on , hrni ; d mnnd mwlcrate ;
Cumberland cut , 2S to M Ibs. , S2s ; short rllis ,
2S Ibs. , 32s ; long clear , light , 38 M 43 Ibs. . 32s
long clear , heavy , 65 Ihs. , 32s Cd ; short cleai
hacks , light , IS Ibs. , 33s td ; short clear middles ,
heavy , 63 Ihs. , 32s fid ; clear bellies. 14 to 16 Ibs. ,
S4s ; shoulders , square , 12 to 1 ? Ibs. , "Us 6-1 ; hams ,
short cut. 11 to 1C Ibs. . 44s 6J. Tullow. fine North
American , nominal. Iteef , extra India mess , C2j
6d. Pork , prime mess , line western , & ) s ; prim'
medium , f2s 6d. I jrd , quiet but steady ; prime
western , 33s Cd ; refined , In palls. 34s Cd.
CHEESK Steady ; demaml mulrate ; Hncsl
American white , new , 38s ; finest American , col
ored , new , 37s.
Rl'TTKR Finest United States and treed , nonv
Inal.
Inal.COTTONSEED
COTTONSEED OIL Liverpool rcnned , ISs.
LINSEED Oily 23s.
PHTIIOLril'M III Hned. S'4d.
UKFRIGERATOR UEEF Forcquarters , 3Hd
hindquarters , CUd.
HOPS At Ixinclon ( PaclHc coast ) . C2.
The receipts ofwheat during the past three
days were S57.000 cen'als , Including 19.00) centals
American. The lecelpts of American corn during
the past three days were 76,000 centals. Wcathei
showery. _ _
St. I.o.il * Ornornl .Murkot.
ST. LOUIS , June 23. WHEAT Buyers wer
plentiful nt ' , ic decline when the maiket opened
held firm for a phort tlm ? . during which July wn
bid up % c , September only Improving Vic. A re
lapto shortly followed , and from this there wn
no iccovcry subsequently. In nil there was 2
decline from the top rates , and though ratlylnj
slightly late It doped weak , with sellers of Sep
temher l c below jeMeiday. July shnwrd mos
strength late , and closed about Ic below yestcr
day ; No. 2 red , cash , 71'.4o bid ; July , 71'.io bid
September , 7GJ ! ' e usked.
CORN Opened weak nnd sold ? ; ® 'ie ' lower 01
bearish crop news. There was but little reactloi
to the market nnd the close wus near th < - bcittom
No. 2 mixed , cash , 43Sic : ; July , 43'io nskcd ; Sep
tember. 45 > ic bid.
OATV In sympathy with the general dcpressloi
In other markets declined , especially for Septem
ber , which was fieely offerfd nml sold 6c lower
No. 2 cash. 24c bid ; July , 24c ; September , 231JC
CORN MEAL 53.1363.30.
URAK Did of Uc higher , at 60 basis , eas
track , fnlltd to purchase.
HAY Timothy , fairly active , steady , 5I2.73
14.FO , oust side ; prairie , about steady , $9.00S10.K
this FlJc.
EGGS-Steady. e'ic.
WHISKY 11.14.
LEAD Stronger ; In better demand , 53.0714.
SPELTER Dull. $3.42HS3.45.
PROVISIONS Pork , stnndnnl mess , JobhlnR
513.70. Lard , prime steam , JG.40SC.G7V. . . liacon
boxed shoulders , 56.CO ; longs , S6.87'i ' ; ribs , 57
shorts , S7.12V6. Dried fait meats , boxed shouldert
15.62'i ; longs , 5S.37'.t ; ribs , $6.60 ; shorts , 56.75.
RECEIPTS Flour , 3.000 bbls. ; wheat , 18,000 bu.
corn. 2.000 bu. ; oats , 48,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 1,00
bu. ; corn , 2,000 bu. ; oats , 48,000 bu.
roffeu Murker.
NEW YORK , June 28. COFFEE Option
opened steady with prices from unchnnued t
5 polnta lower. Offerings were small In view o
the light movement nt Rio nnd Santos , notwlth
standing predictions of nn early ciop ; close. .
steady at CJT10 jiolnts net advance ; sales , 3,00
bngH , Including September , 514.60. und October
514.65 H4.60. Spot coffee. Rio , dull : No. 7 , 516.60
mild , quiet and steady ; Cordova , 18'iffl9c ; sales
& ) lass Santos No. 7 , plus 10 points , at 16 ic
warehouse deliveries from New Yoik jexterday
5,730 bags : New Yoik a'.ock todny , 215,118 bugs
United States ttock , 301.555 bngs ; total vlsltil
for t'nlted States , 637.559 bags , against 287,11
bags last year ,
HAVRE , June N. COFFEE Market opene. .
quiet , unchanged ; ut 12 m. , quiet , ' .Jf lower
at 3 ! > rn. , bntely steady , Vtf lower ; clew
tiarely steady at lit net decline for the duy
saJes , 13.00" ) bngs.
SANTOS. June 2S. Inactive ; nomlnnl ; no quc
tations ; n-celpts , T.UOO bags ; stock. 145,000 bags.
IIAMIUTRG , June 28. Hull , U0V4 pfg. lowet
sales. 5.000 bags.
RIO DB JANEIRO , June 2S. Weak : No.
Rio , 515.75 ; exchange , lOd ; receipts , 3,000 bags
cleared for the United States , 1,000 bngs ; cle < ire
for Euiope , 2,000 bags ; stock , 138,000 bags.
' nrton Mnrlut.
NEW ORLEANS , June 28. COTTON-Qulel
middling , 6c ; low middling. C'ic ; good ordlnnrj
515-16e ; net receipts , 30 bales ; gross , 3D l le !
exports to Great liritaln , 2.3CO bales ; sales , 3 (
bales ; stock , 116,140 bales.
NEW YOTIK. June 23. COTTON Easj
middling , 7c ; net recelplH , none ; gioss , 377 bnln
expnrtH to the continent. 275 hales ; forward *
125 bales ; sales , 841 bales , all spinners ; stocl
199.194 bill os.
ST. LOUIS , Jimp 2S. COTTON Quiet ; r
sales reported ; middling , C 11-lCc ; receipts , I
bales ; shipments , 743 bales ; stock , 23,201 bales.
Nrnr Yurie I try UoniU Alurliot.
NEW YORK. June 28. Agents have ndvancc
the price of Pacific Persian prints 51ic , Paclfl
ncid prints Cc. Pnclllo twill draperies BHi
Cochi > co acid prints C'ic , Cocheco moumlng prlnl
6c , CochfCo gray prints 5c , Cocheco mancot clot
Co. Agents have advanced thn pi Ice of Cllfto
three-yard drills Uc , Worldwide 35-Inch brow
cottons Vic. For the last day of the week , mont
and seml-nnnual season there wns an Irregulu
demand that toi.k n good collective quantity c
miscellaneous stuff , but there was nn absenc
of Interest In nil directions. Printing cloths lln
at 2 13-lCc. _ _
Minneapolis WliowC ! Marltnt.
MINNEAPOLIS. Juno 2J. WlIEAT-Dul
weak ; closed nt 70-c , against 72'iSJ72'Jc yestei
day. The cash market continues dull nnd ur
Important , with the millers practically out c
KIXIL'R Steady ; first patents. 53.S6ST4.2fl ; se <
end patents. 53.C5fi3.SO : Hwt clears. J3.4.W3.C !
second clears , 52.95tt3.05 ; export bakers , 52.801
2.90. _
Sup4r Murker.
NEW YORK. June 2S. SUOAR-Raw , dul
calc.-t , none ; refined , quiet ; No. 6 , 4f4 3-lCc ; N
7 , 315-lC J4c ; No. 10. 3 = ; f3 | 15-lCe ; No. 11. 311-
ti3T4c ; No. 12 , 3 8-lCffle ; No. 13 , SV c ; off A , 4 1-
i4Hc ; mold A. 4 ll-lCfi4c ! ; standard A , 4 5-15
4'/tc ; confectioners' , 4 B-164j4',4c ; cut loaf. B 1-1C
Hie ; crushed , 5 l-lCftl c ; powdered. 4 i0l 15-1C
granulated , 4 7-16c ; cubes. 4 H-16fl4Tic.
IX3NDON , June 23. CALCUTTA LINSEED
Spot , 37 3d ; May shipment via Cnpe. 37 0. .
Turpentine spirits , 21s 9d. Petroleum , 5"il < CJ.
I'orclc" I'Miiuncial Affnlr * .
BERLIN , June 21. Exchaneo on London ,
days' sight , 20 marks 41 pfg.
PARIS , June 28. Three per cent rentes , 101
70c for the account. Exchange em London , 21
2110 for checks.
LONDON , June S. Dar silver has ndvancc
to 30 C-I6d per oz. Tha amount of bullion gnn
Into the Hank nf England on balance tudu
WIIH 49.000. Gold Is quoti-d at lluenos Ayrt
today at 245.60 ; Madrid , 14.60 ; Llxbon. 2s Vj. K
Peterstiurg , &J ; Athens. 77 ; Rome , 104. CO ; Vi
enna , 103 , _
" MOTHERS' ' FR
CURES RISING BREAST , <
' I have been o midwife for years. <
In each CUBO where " MOTHERS' ' ,
FRIEND " wns used it accomillslied )
> wonders , shortened labor and lessened <
1 the pains. It la the best remedy for
13 v rising of the Ilrcnst known , and
c worth the price for that alone. j
j ? MRS. M. M. BnEWBTcn , Monigoraery , Ala , '
Sent bfKxpreisormall , on rerelptfif price , (
81.00 i er bottle , llook To HotUers'1 <
mailed free. (
DBAUFIELDRElDLATOnCO.Atlantaas. ,
SOLO lT AU , lRfOat8T3 ,
FIVE MEN CRUSHED TO DEATH
Briok Wall Fell "Without Warning and
Caught a Largo Number of Firemen.
SEVERAL PERSONS CUT BY FALLING GLASS"
Many Otlicr * Seriously Injuroil lit Uno of
the Atom nUnKtroim fires Kver Hg-
Iiorloil from the Northwest
IK-nil lloillci Recovered.
MINNEAPOLIS , Juno 28. Last night's Hr
In the wholesale crockery establishment ol
McDonald ilros. on First avenue south near
Third street U the most disastrous In tti
loss o ( flreincn's lives In the history of the
.Minneapolis flrc department. Five bravo
fellows lie mangle. ! and lifeless and six of
their comrades are writhing In agony at
various hospitals. Of these elx one at leut
seems doomed to die , while In another case
the Issue Is In doubt. The great five-story
brick building , with Its enormous stock ot
crockery , Is In utter ruin , and the blackened
walls , broken windows and drenched floors
of the adjoining buildings bear mute evi
dence to the victory won by the department
against great odds In confining the flamefl to
the place of their origin. The list of tn
killed Is as follows :
KKANK KUIIL13IN , lieutenant.
WAliTEH HICHAUDSON.
JOSEPH W. HOY.
' A
JOHN IIOHNEH.
CHRISTIAN SANDE.
The seriously Injured are :
John Gray , broken knee cap and other
slight Injuries.
Ernest C. Caldwell , captain , back badly
strained and Internal Injuries ; may die.
Henry CJau , back and kidneys badly In
jure J ; will die.
Krank Egan , bruised.
W. II. McDonald , lieutenant , badly crushed.
Ed Thleland , captain , badly bruised about
head and body.
Resides the firemen who were Injured were
the following private citizens :
Theodore Veil of Anoka , Minn. , cut by
'ailing glass.
William Ilreltcnstcln , Minneapolis , cut by
'ailing glass.
Paul Johnson , Minneapolis , cut by falling
glas. * .
The heavy brick wall which wrought the
njury fell almost without warning. Tha
lames had been Uevt well within the bulld-
ng by Iron shutters until the Interior was a
blazing furnace. The newly dug cellar of
a proposed building permitted access on one
side , and this point ot vantage was occupied
> y a score ot firemen , who were directing a
half dozen streams Into the building. Sud
denly the roof fell with a roar. The crash
carried down the girders , the Bide wall wav
ered for an Instant and then toppled over
on the heads of the firemen beneath. The
multitude that stood watching were breath-
ess and silent. The vaet cloud of dust and
smoke that arose from the debris choked out
ho flames momentarily nnd there was no
found save the breathing of the engines.
Then the police and willing helpers rushed
'orwarcl and pulled the mangled forms of
: ho dead and living from under the hot
arlcka. The dead were so mangled that It
was some time before all could be Identified.
The loss Is $40,000 on the building and
JGO.OOO on the stock and Is total. The In
surance Is ample to cover this.
Oreat tumbling race Courtland next week.
Two ( irrut 1 xnur b > riB to llonton.
Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Hy. , one in July and one In August. One
fare for the round trip. Stop over at Niag
ara Palls and Saratoga If desired : also by
boat one way between Albany and New York
at the option of the passenger. Stop over can
also be made at Chatitauqua on return trip.
Ilegular Summer Tourist Tickets to th
many delightful mountain , lake and scastdo
resorts of the eaet are now on sale. Com
plete list of routes and rates , with any fur
ther Information desired , will be promptly ,
furnished on application. B. P. Humphrey ,
T. P. A. . Kansas City , Mo. C. K. Wilber ,
West. Pass. Agt. , Chicago.
THE RKAI.TY M..IHKGT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Juno 28 ,
1605 :
WARRANTY DEED3.
J L Fowler nnd husband to Prank Christo
pher , lots 25 in id 26 , block 3 , lot 12 , block 4 ,
1'rtiyn palk , . | 3C09
D M Urn anil wlfp to John McDonnell , n jj
lot 10 , Piorson's sulullv (28
hailps Hairier ami wife to Lylla nice , lota
7 nnil S , Harrier's 2nd add to Vnlley 15ft
P H Hlmit und wife to ,1 14 Fnwle-r. lot It.
block 1. umllv H lots 10 and 11 , block 3 ,
lots 4 , 6 , Z5 untl 2C. block 3 , lots 1 and 2. '
block 4 , I'ruyn pnrk 1
QUIT CLAIM UKCDS , .
B M Williamson nml wife to JoHpph Cnrr ,
lot 8 , block 1 , South Exchange 1'hice 200
City of Omaha to M II McKay , pait tnx lot
2 , in 3-15-13 1
DERDS.
Kpoclal mister to National Life Insurance
company , lot 5 , Henson's nulxllv 1,005
Same to same , lot 11 , block 7 , Kountze Place 1,900
Total amount nf Irnm-fcra $9,677
( ? SWEET SAVORY SATISFYING
WIFT'S ' PREMIUM
Jg.3feV
. . * 'V '
Think of the thousanda of hams '
. >
4 * l
and bacons that go out from
South Omaha daily ! Wo select
but the best ones for the brand ,
"SWIFT'S PREMIUM. " Smoked
lightly trimmed nicely extra
mild not Baity. NP man could
make thorn bettor.
FOtl SALE BY
S. II. nuffett. 815 So. HI h St.
( Vnirtnoy k Co. . 24 lln uiiK > rt8t.
Wiu.FloinliiaiCo. 1(01 I > ouulii Ht.
AUS i 2UIO Knrnam St.
Win Gontlnmen , btlNo ICthHt.
MM pans-Ian Ht.
Holmrod A. Hitnben , 701 No. ICIIiSt.
LungnUroc. ( ! o. . .
( Ixo. I' , Munro Co. , Oil No. 16th St.
Jlenrr I'nndt , l.'IH Knrnnm Nt.
Hninroar Hroi , 27 1 KarnHm Ht.
Hoh.irt Wllllaina , lij loiiKln Kt.
I * . Iteion. Vnt Faruum Ht.
Huinuel llrelfni , iMlIKiirp ( mHt.
lietirllonnelT , j-rJNo Kih St.
J. W. Inw ) on , 131 1 No 2 < thSt. IV
Jotf. IIoiiHkii , I'ltJlHh'lnian Ata. $1
M. A. Munh , f.HNo. K.lh.Ht.
H. I ) . l'nr on , lt No. I6lh Bl.
Jotin Iteznlchek , 21IJ7 Irfiareuwortli. Bt.
.1. II. Wbltn , 11 j SH ir.thSt.
II. A. Xnrn.t lirn. , IJBHo. Wtb Ht.
U. K.VeIch & llro. ,
SWIFT AND COMPANY.
A SOUTH OMAHA , NEB. .
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F. I" . liMITI ! ( Tel , 1308) S. U. STANFORQ
F. P. SMITH & CO ,
GRAIN and PROVISIONS
Room 4. N. Y. Life Bldg. , Omaha.
Branch oinces at Fremont and Columbus. All
orders placed on the Chicago Hoard of Trade.
Coriespondents : Schwartz , Uupee & Co. , Chi *
cnpo ; Hchrelner , Flack & Co. . Bu Louis. lUIcr
to rirst National Uunk. Omaha. _
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Direct wires to Chlcatro an < l New York. i
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