Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY J5EE : SUN DAY , JlTtfE 30. 1895
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S ' TRADE
Business in n Jobbing Way Shows Some Im
provement in Staple Linos.
COLLECTIONS CONTINUE RATHER SLOW
Confidence In the X'uture of Xebrnsku
Cituict an I'ii | n lo of Crcillts Viilues
on Alany Linen of Merclinmllaa
Have an UpiTard Tendency ,
In the movement ot mcrclmndlso In the
wholesale district there Is licro nnd there
evidence of a little more Interest among
' buycrp , which jobbers nre disposed to ac
cept an the nr t ripples of the rising tide of
demand. The fnct hns been realized all
nloniT that the Inillftercnco of country buy
ers was duo to the uncertainty ns to what
fho future had In store , nnd that with few
exceptions stocks were reduced to the lowest
possible point. Now that the small grain
crop Is practically assured nnd while
jveathor conditions are most favorable for
the growth of corn , the time has arrived
when Borne expansion In the volume of
business Is to bo anticipated.
It Is frequently remarked that there can
bo little Improvement In business until there
la more money In the country and that the
volume of money In circulation In the statu
cannot show any material Increase until the
corn crop Is marketed. Small grain and live
stock will bring In some ready cash , but
not enough to restore business. This view
of the situation would preclude the pos
sibility of any substantial Improvement In
trade until some time next winter or spring ,
after the farmers had had tlmo to gather
and Bell their corn crop.
The fact of the matter Is that the greater
portion of all business transactions Is con
ducted on a ctedlt busts. It Is not neces
sary to liavo the cash In hand In order to
secure merchandise , but only a good assur
ance that the money will be forthcoming In
the course of time. Merchants contract or
expand their ct edits according to their
customers' ability to pay. At the present
tlmo the ability to pay hinges almost en
tirely upon the growing crop of corn.
If U were possible to know beyond nil
question of doubt that there would bo a corn
crop of 209,000,000 bushelrt this year business
would put on such activity ns hns not been
witnessed In many a long day. Kvery one
would want goods antl every olio would be
ready nnd anxious to sell on time. Such tt
' 'hlng , however. Is an Impossibility , but as
each week brings the crop so much nearer
maturity nr.a. reduces the uncertainty as to
the outcome , business men commence to
feel reassured anil the line of credits Is
gradually expanded. This Is the explanation
of the seeming anomaly of a gain In the
volume of goods moving , nt a time when
money Is scarce nnd the amount In circula
tion Is not being Increased to any material
extent. Thus the Jobbers arc sending out
more goods than they were thirty days
ngo , but are not receiving any more money
In return.
Country merchants are reporting a slight
Increase In business. It Is the same with
them as with the Jobbers. They are selling
more goods , but nre taking In very little
irore cash. Collections continue very slow
and there Is every reason for expecting that
they will remain so for some llttlo tlmo to
come. While good prospects are a great
help In the selling of merchandise they are
not of much avail when It comes to the
matter of collections.
There Is one feature of the situation that
Is characteristic of the times , and that Is
the absence of demand for what nro gen
erally termed luxuries. The demand Is for
staple goods , the necessities of everyday
life.
life.Some
Some of the Increased demand from the
country , especially in the eioccry line , Is
duo to the fact that the farmers are hard
at work and that the working man Is a
greater consumer thnn the Idle man. As a
wholesale grocer expresses tt. It Is the man
with the tin bucket \vho consumes the
goods.
The market on most llnc-j of staple goods
In demand at this season of the year Is firm ,
to Hay the least. In groceries there has
bteu a steady hardening of ijirlccs on a good
many lines , duo to the Increased demand and
Bcnentl Improvement In ull Eectlons ot the
country.
Thp hardware market Is very strong , In
fact It Is hard to recall a time when there
was n more healthy market. There have
been few occasions Avhen goods were ns
scarce at manufacturing points and the
drtnund ns good. The demand for bicycles
keeps up and Jobbers and manufacturers
alike are stuffed with orders. It Is prac
tically Impossible to supply Iho dr-mand.
In the line of dry goods the maiket dur
ing Iho past week hns revealed unabated
Htrcngth In all staple cotton goods depart
ments. , It Is claimed that even'tho present
advanced prices fall to represent a pnln In
values commensurate with the rls.e In the
price of raw material.
CITY nCTAILBUSINESS. .
As regards the retail tr.ule of Omaha , the
past week cannot be f-ald to have materi
ally altered thn situation. In n general
wav business of a purely local character Is
dull , though licit ? und thete nn exception
may be noted. The larger department stores
uro dolm ? a fair business and yet they are
not coming up to expectations ana their
managers generally report trade as dull.
The small dealers nre not doing any bet-
tor. It ns well , Occasionally a merchant
Is found who professes to have nn active
trade , but they nro rare. The demand Is
largely for such goods as ure commonly
classed ns necessities , whllo the call for
fancy goods Is very light.
There Is only one explanation for the pros-
j ent condition of the retail trade of Omaha ,
and that is the lack of working people. Kv-
cry business man Is aware ot the fact that
the men and women who wotk In the fac
tories and shops arc the ones who create
business. A city that has a good many
manufacturing establishments always en
joys a good retail trmle. Omaha has never
had any too many factories and the number
ot people employed has always been small
for n city of Us size. At the present time
the number of people employed In the fac
tories H less than usual , owing to the dull
< times , nnd the retail trade 'suffers In conse-
* * nuonco. This fact , however , does not appear -
. pear lo deter the retailers from spndlng
thousands of dollars east nvery month for
goods , while Omaha factories run on half
tlmo and the operators uro Idle.
nut A cut SAT CCIUN : cuoi1
ludleatlons tlrat It 'May I xceoil Any Ilcrt-
tnforo ( inthcr d.
There Is nothing sn Interesting ; to the
nvcrngo business man these days as In
formation regarding1 the growing crops of
the state. The reports published In The
Bee as to the nmuunt of rainfall nnd the
condition of the cropi nre read with tlio
closest attention. While the condition of
the crops lias absorbed so much attention ,
there has been very llttlo said regarding
the rtcrcaKo or probable yield for the whole
tUuto. lluslncs.i mm have appeared fnllMled
to know that the amount of moisture w.is
hulllcicnt for the pctfeit development of
the growing ; plant ami hnvo not attempted
\o \ speculate on the yield.
Oruln iiic-n , however , have already figured
on the number of bushels of grain that the
titutc will produce , nnd while they do not
nil agree , them is not ns much difference
between their figures as might bu expected ,
It la generally admitted that the acreage
of corn IH latKnr than last season , many
plurlnc the Increase at 10 per cent. They
also figure on un Increase In the acreage of
oatn , but u decrease In the wheat acreage ,
owing to the fnct that a good deal of thn
wheat was plowed up and planted to corn.
TalclnR the present condition of the corn
crop and the estimated acreage us a basis
on which lo llguro , a good many of the
most sanguine among the grain nnd ele
vator men ate placing the corn crop of Ne-
braeku nt nn even iOO.ooo.tWu bushels. The
moro cautious admit that should the pres
ent favorable weather continue such n yield
far tills state would not bo In the nature of
a surprise.
The banner year for corn , eo far ns .Iho
wliolo country was concerned , was 1&S9.
\vhen the yield for the I'nlted States
amounted to 2,112.832,000 bushels. The larg
est yield In Nebraska wns In the year 1S31.
when 1CTC52,000 bushels were produced. In
181)3 ) there was ft fulling off of about 10.000-
ooo bushels from the extreme high point ,
The following figures will show the yield In
Nebraska of corn and of wheat , also , for
the pant ton years.
Year. Wheat. Corn.
Hit 6.521,01)0 7.72SOi)0
ISM , 10.CS7.COO 157.279.Mt
IM : iJ.67o.coo i57.iu.otx )
ISM 1S.OM.OOO 1C7. : .WJ
If" 1KKI . . . - , 15.315.000 55,310.000
US ! ) I6.SIS.OOO 119.513.0)0 )
UW ? UVif.COO 111.217000
MS ? 1C.5M.OOO M.1W.OOO
ISM , 1741)000 108.1 ,0w )
1SSS 13.SM.OOO IW.IJC.OOO
A Glance nt the foregoing Hguies nil !
rhovv that , barring occasional light crops ,
there baa been a gradual Increase In thn
yicM of corn In this Btnte. The crop of
UD4 woji over 167.000.000 bushels nnd with the
IncreAJied acreugo. grnln nhn say tlmt It Is
not altogether unreasonable to expect a
200,100.000 crop this year , provided the present -
ent fuvornbl * weather nhould continue.
me uralit men nro putting their elevators
In rfinpe. old houBes are being repaired and
nt * oma points new houBou are being con-
struolcJ. Th Omaha Klov-ator company.
whth owna b twen ttventy nnd eighty
pairs nnd wilt spend $15,000 additional on
new houses , nnd perhaps more.
Ht. I.nills ( ) ennr4l .Utrioc. : :
BT. tXJtTia , June B. FfAH'Il Dull nnd heavy ;
patents , W.955f4.00J extra fancy , t3.7SQl.Ki ; fancy.
3.40 J.M : choice , M.JOK3.SO. Hye ( lour , .73O400.
WlllJAT The buying wns Just enouKh b'tlor
on rains In th ? wlnler wheat bolt than the selling
at the opening la start the market ViUHo hlRhcr ,
but the conditions changed nml there was
a decline of % c. This wns followed by n sham
upturn of IKc. there was only Vic relapse from
this , ami nt tlio close July na.s He and Heptom.
her In above yesterday ; No. 2 red , cash , 7Hio
bid ; July , 71c ; September , 7ISc.
COHN Ilnther easy early , hut only Vie lower ,
with not much for sale ; spot grades firm ; No. 3
mixed , cash , I3o bid ; July , 4iHc ; September ,
41 tic.
OATH Stronger , and with a much better de
mand for futures. Hpot firm ; No. 2 cash , 2 ! > o bid ;
July. 2IHc ; Reptmbor. 2l'ic bid.
HYI3 Lower ; car ulil No. 2 s < iltl cast track at
Uc , nnd sacked lot prime , this side , at C'c ,
COHN MiAlW.2i i3.30.
11UAN Oull. rasy ; sacked , east trark , SltWc.
HAY Stituly for tlmolhy nl jl3.OOTJ15.Ut ) , fast
side ; prairie , clearly , P.CXij/10.00 for now stock ,
this side.
Steady slow demand. S4c. !
NS'HISIvY J1.25.
HI'ji.Tiu : Dull and nominal nt 1.4J'i.
I'llOVlSIONS-l-ork , slandartl moss , JoblHnR.
J13.62'4. Lard , pilma steam , J0.43 ; choice , J6.CO.
llacnn. liojctl shoulders , } 6.W ; IOIIRS , Ji.S7Mj ( ; rlb ,
J7 ; shorts. I7.12V4. Un' fall mean , lioieil Hhoul-
dors , J3.B,4l longs , K.37W ; ribs , J0.50 ; shorts ,
SKlour , 2.IXK ) hbls. ; wheat , 10.0W bu. ;
corn. 2WX > bu. , nats , 3.1.001) Im.
KHIl'MUNTis Vlour , 4.OM hbls. ; wheat , 2.000
bu. j corn , 8,000 bu. i oats , S.OOO bu.
Liverpool Markets.
IIVinroOL , June 21. lM ! p. m. Closlntt ;
' ot , riulet ; demand poor ; No. 2 rod
.Inter. 5s 4 1 ; No. 2 red uprlnB , stocks ex
musted ; No. 1 haul. Manitoba , M lid ; No. 1
rallfornla , Us 4 11. l-'ulurw flosetl steady , with
ear positions 'id lower and dlatanl posllluns Ud
> wer ; business heaviest on eaily positions ! July ,
s 4M ; August , Bs 5Vjd ; September , ' < * ( j'/td : Oc-
olior , Os 7tl ; November , Cs 7'd ; Ueceinlxr , Es 8tl.
COllN Spot steady ; American mlx-tl new , 4s
, i < l. Kutures cloaivl sleiuly with near | > , isltlon.s
tl lower nnJ distant positions Mil lower ; busj.
ess heaviest on early positions ; July. 4s 2 1 ;
uttust 4s avid ; September , 4s 4d ; October , 4s
V4d : Uecember , 4s Still.
KLOl'U Dull ; demand poor ; St. Ixiuls fancy
Inter , 7s nd.
1'UOVISIONH llacon , steady ; demand poor ;
. 'umberland ' cut , 21 to 30 lb . . 32s ; short ribs ,
Ibs. . 32s ; lonK clenr , light. 3t ( to 4" tbs. . 33s ;
eng clear , heavy , f > " > Ibs. , 35s 6d ; short clear
i.icks , llsht , 18 Ibs. . " s W ; shwt clear middles.
ioavy. 65 11 * . , 32s M , clear bellies. 14 to 18 Ibs. ,
14s. Klitndders. square. 12 to lit Ibs. , 30s 6d.
lams , short cut , 14 to 10 Ibs. , .41s. lleff , extra
ndla mess , Ms Od ; prime mess , CIs 3d. I'ork.
irlmo mess , line western. Ms Od : prime medium ,
Is 3d. lard , dull ; prime western , 33d Cd ; re-
nod. In pnlls. 349 M.
CIH3KHIJ Plrm. demand motlerate ; nnest
merlcan white , new , 37s ; llnest American col-
red. new. 37s.
HPTTnil Finest tTnicd | Slates , good , 43s.
COTTON siii > OIL iss.
LINHHKD Ollr-22iJ.
UKKKintlltATOU HI3EF Forequarlcrs , 3y4d ;
.Inilqiiartcm , GVitl.
HOI'S At London d'aclflc coast ) ; f2.
CotTrii 'Murker.
NKW YORK , Juno SS.-COFI-'KB-Opllons
ulet , with prices firm , unchanged lo 10 i ) lnts
> wer. Thcro vvero a few Kuropean buying or-
ers antl simo local nltempt lo cover ; oller-
vlun Iho market wns dull ; closed steady nl un
hanged prices lo 10 ( minis net decline ; sales ,
.79) tngs , Including : March , JI4.40 ; September.
M.50 ; October , J14.50 , antl December , S14.M. . Spot
offee. lllo. dull , nominal ; No. 7 , J1S CO ; mild ,
ulot , nnd nbout stcntly : Cordovu , JlR.7.'il' > .oo.
Vatehouso deliveries from Nuw York yesterday ,
,613 tags ; New York stock today. 209.805 bags ;
Jnlted Staets stock , S3.715 bags ; afloat for the
United States , 679,715 bags , against 233,963 bags
ast year.
SANTOS , June 2D. Quiet ; good average San-
os , J14.70 ; receipts , 11,000 bags ; stuck , 150,000
I.1KS.
HAMHURO , June Z ) . Ilarely steady , ViSItf
ifg. lower ; snjcs , 25.0HO bags.
HAVRR. Juno 23. Ilarely steady ; closed ? if
ovvcr : sales , 6,0)0 bags.
RIO , June 29. Weak ; No. 7 Rio , 113.30. Kx-
ihange , 101. Rocolpts , 11,000 hags ; cleared for
ho United States , 1.000 bags ; cleared for Kurope ,
,000 bags ; stock , 146,000 bags.
Now Yoni Dry Ountls Market.
JnW YOilK. June 23. The general dry goods
market was under the influence of the clearing
IP sales , and the vvlnrtup of the season re
stricted operations In Icgltlmale channels. Next
veck's holiday bronks Into Irade , bul
nfler that It Is expected business will bo resumed
once more on a more liberal scale. In staple
: otlons Ihe market Is In n condition to easily
bear n quiet period without affecting priced ,
which continue tlrm , with nn occasional advance
of from Uc to Uc marking the prevailing ten-
loncy. I'rlnllng clolhs linn at 2 13-lSe hid and
no sales reported , while for Cl-square SSH-lnch
clolhs 3 15-IGc Is freely bid. Operations In Ihe
Kail River print cloth market were on n smaller
scale thnn for some time past. Production. 215-
000 pieces ; deliveries. 209.000 pieces ; silos , M.OOO
pieces , Including 07.000 odds and 1.000 ei-squares ,
of which 2S.OOO were spot anil 30,000 futures.
Stock. 9r > x > eiders and 62,000 C4-squarcs ; total.
144,00) plet-es.
i ntton Mitrkxt.
NKW ORLT2ANS. June 20. COTTON Fit lures ,
inlet and steady ; sales , 2.1SOO bales ; July , J6.62
lild ; August , JS.G3QG.63 ; September , J > i.656.6S ;
October , JB.CSffB.CS ; November. I66SCT6.69 : De
cember , JC.72iff6.73 ; January. Jl.776.79 ! ; Tcbru-
nry , tO.52G6.83 ; March. JB.87tfC W.
Middling , cyc ; law inldilllng. 6'ic ; gootl ordi
nary , C 15-lHc ; net rocoipts. 43 bales ; gross , 456
bales ; exporls , to Great llrltaln , l ) hales ; to
thn qonlliiont , 1,600 bales ; ctnstwlso , 473 bales ;
sales , 700 bales ; stock , in.O'n ) balos.
ST. LOUIS. June 29. COTTON Steady : mid-
tiling , 0 11-lCc ; sales , SO bales ; receipts 220
bales ; shipments , 711 bales ; slock , 22,110 bales.
Ni\V : YORK , June . t'OTTON rirm ; mid
ill.ng. 7c ; silcs , 1.335 bales , spinners , 931 bales ;
stock , 195,7ft ) bales ; tolnl today and cnnsolldnletl
net receipts , BT bales ; exports to Oroat Britain.
SS7 bales ; lo Iho continent , 1,63) bales ; stock ,
40SC13 bales.
linltlnnire < ] r ln Mnrkrts.
RALTIMOR15. June 29. VLOl'R Dull , un
changed ; recelpis , 13,390 bbls. ; blilpmcnls. 175
bbls , : sales. 125 bbls.
WIIIJAT Unsetlled ; spot nnd monlh. 717Hic ;
July. 71fi71',4c ; August , TSWio ; September ,
72itfj > 72ic ; steamer. No. 3 red. 6SKCSV.C ; slock ,
315,621 bu. ; sales , 180.000 bu. ; pnuthetn wheat , by
sample , 70f73o bid , on grndo. 6S72c.
COHN Klim ; spot and month , Glff5Hic ;
July , fiUjDHdc ; August , CUiJjismc : September ,
" "sJISHti ! : recelpis , 10,332 bu. : block , 200.M.J bu. ;
sales , 30,000 bu. ; soulhrrn vvhlto corn , 50S32'ic ' ;
soulhorn yellow , C3G 4e.
OATS Dasy ; No. 2 while western. 34H5e :
No. 2 mired , 3232'jC ; receipts , 1J.331 bu. ;
llO.r , ] I bu.
RYH Quiet ; No. 2 , COo ; receipts. 025 bu. ; stock ,
0,779 bu.
1'eorla MurUnfs.
rnORIA. Juno 29. CORN' Dull , unchanged ;
No. 2. 47ije : No. 3 , 45tfc.
OATS Dull , Invv-cr ; No. 2 white. 27' < . 234c ! ;
No. 3 while. 27 c.
RYB Dull , nominal ; No. 2. 624TC1C.
WIIIHKY Firm : llnlBlietl goods , on the basis
of J1.24 fnr high wines.
HUCT.UTS Wheat , none ; corn. 29.250 bu. ;
oats. M.tW bu. ; rve , none ; bailey , 700 bu.
SIIII'MHNTS Wheat. GOO Im. : corn. 7,150 bu. ;
oats , sn.SW bu. ; rye. COO hu. ; barley , none.
Migar Murket.
NRYORIC. . Juno 29. SI'nAR-Raw. dull
fair refining , 2 13-16c ; centrifugal , 96 test , 3Vic
lellneil. tiilot | nml steadv : No. 6 , 4filS-lCc : No
7. 3 15-164'if ' ; No. 8. 3iW4 IMOe : No. 9. 3 13-lG i
4c ; No. 10. 3i3 15-16u ; No. 11 , 3 Il-lCfiJ ; c ; No
12. 3D-NWtto. No. 13 , 354o : off A , 41
mold A , 4 ll-lC0lic. slandartl A. 4 C
con feel loners' A. 4 5-16G4Vic ; cul loaf , S 1
crushed. C l-lCi71'lc ; granulaled , 4 7-lCidac !
cubes , 4 1-lCKITic.
f.iiiultin ( Srnln Murkot.
LONDON , June 29. In the grain market vvhea
has been nutet and easier. The number of car
goes off the coast have been much reduced am
forwanl odors were rather light , llujors were
reserved. 1'orcels were In moderate demand. Du
hull wheat arrived vvas quoted al 2gs. Spot wns
3d to Cd lower. Maize parcels afloat were quotei
at 20e. Hal ley , weak and quiet. Oats , dull ,
Milwaukee MttrKets *
MfLWAIJKnr : , June. 29. WIICAT Weak ; No.
2 spring , 711Jc ; No , 1 northern , 7754c ; Septem
ber. 7ic.
CORN Weak ; No. 3 , 45c.
OATS-Slc.ullcr nml ncthe ; No. I white , 23T4c ;
Nn. 3 wldle , 2M4 j".Mio.
HARLIJY Nominal ; No. 2 , 49c ; sample , 41J4c.
IlV12-iasy. No. 1. CO c.
Dullltll \ \ hnllt IMlirltot.
DUMITII , June 29 , WIIKAT Strong ; No. 1
hard , cn h , 73Hc ; June , 73Hu ; July , 73T c ; Sep
tember , 77tc ! ; No. 2 northern , ( ash , GSiJe ; to
arrive , No , 1 hard , 7tic ; No , 1 northern , 74Kc.
( Mlnoriipoll VVIicHt Market.
MINNIIAl'OLIS. June W.-WIinAT-FIrm :
July , 71\4j7Hio : Jnn" . 7Uic ; September , C3'/ii
silio ; on track. No. l hard. 73c , No. 1 northern ,
72Vlc ; No , 2 nut thorn , 71'ir.
Oil .Mnrknt.
CHARLESTON. June 29.-ROSIN-Flrm. $1.15.
TL'itri.NTiNi-j2.eo.
SAVANNAH. Jun 2'.i.-Sl > lRlT3-Flrm. J1C3.
1'ortdgn l''ininri il Af7 ilrx.
PARIS. June 29. Three per cent lentes. 101
70s for the account. Exchange on London , 25
JOe for checks.
KrUeti Wheat Ouotiitlmt" .
SAN FRANCISCO. June 29. WHUAT Yen
dull ; December , 11OL -
II1MI.TY MAIIUKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 29
1S95 ;
WARRANTY DKHDS.
A L Slonecypher and wife to M K Coon ,
lot 9. block 1 , llclmont park f see
M A lllrkelt to O N lllrketl. a 30 feet of
cast t3 feet , lot 1 , block 121. Omaha. . . . l.SOO
AV T Seaman and wife to A K CogesliaU.
lots SI to 51. Irene place. Iota 3. 4 and 16.
Grave's 1'ark. lot 9 , block 3 , Dedfard
riace , lot < ! . block 9 , Clovcrdale add. lot
5 , block 2 , 1'ruyn I'arU. lot v. Molter-s
ub. lot 3. block : , I'lrat add to Mt
DotiKl.n , 4 eco
O II Gates and wife to Consolidated
Crflj * company , w U block 12 , Iloyd'a
aM , , . < , OOC
DUHDS ,
Special matter to II n Horwlti ,
feet la lot II , In 21-15-U . . . . ] , > }
Saint to s m , 100x 9 feet In lot K In
tl-15-11 , , 6.0.X )
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheut , Corn and Oats Scored Some Im
provement Yesterday.
TRADES WERE FREQUENT EARLY AND LATE
1'rovlilonn llecovcrcil the Itulllnli Tone
Which Scrmcil to llavo Urserted
Thono Lines Frltlny
Utock * nntl llond * .
CHICAGO , June 20 , Wheat , cotn , oats nnd
l > rvvlslon nil closed at tome lmpio\ement 10-
tlny. The grain ninrketH wore weak to hesln
with , Imt provlsloiiB Btruck a hulllnh milt at the
start nml kept It up. Wheat rose from 71Tic for
September to 72c , and corn from 47ic to 48H" . ' .
Liquidations of July wheat/ which was the chief
feature of the flrJt hour's trailing In that article ,
had tun Its course In that time , nml havln ? don ?
so the Khort s.'llera found themsclvc.H confronted
with probable small deliveries on July contract
and the old wheat all tied up again for another
two months.
Wheat began where It left off yesterday , under
the J | Influence of the July lioMHiKs. For about
half an hour that \\ns the feature of the local
tra.de , which overshadowed everything else , and
under the Influence a decline of } jc occurred , nn 1
the difference btitwwn July p i ' ntpinlxr wid
ened at one time to 1 , . 'in of the
market news tofeniil i. . .i ntn nnd
the e told In favor of the L aii : . i' . .a both coasts
Ilra'Utrcct'H repotted the shlpnu-nts of wheat and
Hour nt 1,946,090 bu. , nsnlnst 2,837.000 bu. the
week before ami 1,717.000 bu. on tin corrojpond-
Ini ? week of 1891. Tao AtKentlne shipments for
tlm Week were 9CO.OOO bu. , which U about double
w.int was sent out on the prevloiu week , and si )
larKd as to upset all confidence In trie previous
report of exhausted stocks In that country. The
clay'H receipts at Chlcaso wore nc-mlnully ten
cars , but that Included live cars linn.sf rred
from Irregular to rejrular city houses. Minneap
olis and luiluth rccolvfd 237 cars , computed with
207 cars tin the corresponding day of last year.
The openlnB prices were about the sumo as the
previous day a closing quotations , and for a
minute or two there Hero enough buying orders
to KVO ! an nppearnncc of strength to the market.
That gave way befoio the persistent selling of
July by those who did not wish to take what
might be tendered to them en Monday , If they
should remain holders of their contracts till
then. The price of September nt the start wns
from 71o to 7lc. with 71io the most RCII-
orally piuvalllnf ; price for a couple of minutes.
Kollowlnp that thu tendency for an hour was
; te.idily down aid until at 71Uc the selling re
laxed and the rather conlldent conviction of a
Hill further hrcnklm ? gi\c place to alarm on the
; iart cf those who had been trading upon tuch
conviction. The reaction was sudden ami In ten
minutes the decline which an hour of prsst- !
ent selllnc had brought about was reco\ered
and nn advance established. About half an hour
from the clm < September Imd risen to 72Vic. The
news concernlni ; the winter wheat threshings re
produced what Imd previously ! > een remaiked
about the unsatisfactory yield and the miserable
quality. The fellnK of danger to those on the
short side with the new wheat , which Is coming
to lii.ilket not much better than the tailings of
previous > ears , was the uppermost thought In
lie minds of the crowd as the session was neai-
.rttf Its end and caused the price to ad\ance to
73' c. The closing transactions weto nt 72ic ,
with July lo under that.
Corn was dull and of Itself heavy , but buying
ivns discouraged ly the closing strength In wheat
nnd after an cnrly dellne of Vie per bu. U closed
with lie gain. The range for September was from
47t4c to 48',4t ' , , the lowest price being made near
the opening nnd the highest nt the close. The
trading wns principally In the way of changing
July wheat Into September. The receipts of to
day were 171 cars , and 190 arc estimated for
Monday. The Argentine shipments for the week
amounted to l.OOO.OW bu.
A K ml general business was transacted In oats.
September and' May ruled consldeinbly llrmer ,
but the nenrby deliveries were b.uely steady nt
the. close nml ruled easier during the gi cuter pnrt
of the session. The llrmness In the deferred
months was entirely In sympathy with wheat
nnd corn. September ranged from 21c to 2 > > , iC.
Yesterday It closed at from 23c to SG c and
today nt 25Uc.
Provisions recovered the bullish tone
which appeared to have deserted them yes
terday. The IIOK receipts were only 11,00
head , nnd nil told for the week only 113,000
came to hand , compared with 127,000 on the
week n year before. The expected run o'
next week Is BUesxcd at lOO.ogo , and thn
also helped to produce the llrmer feellnff
which prevailed. Compared with the prevl
ous day's closing prices the following are
the Rains established by the Reneral trans
actions : In pork , ItVsc ; lard , Cc. and
ICstlmnt'cil receipts for Monday : Wheat. 30
cars ; corn , 120 cars ; oats , 170 curs ; hogs , for
next week. 100,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows ;
Artlslos. I Opoti. | HtflirT L.JW. 'I'Cloii.
Wheat.No. 2
Juno 70VS
Julv IIOH
Sept 71KQH 71h :
Corn No.- . .
Juno 47 47 4BM 47li
July. 47U 47H 4IIU 474 ,
Sept. 4 Sis 48H 47 48 >
Oala No. a. . .
Juno 2.1 2SV1 24T <
July 23
Sept-
I'ork uer bbl
July. . . . 12 23 12 40 12 20 12 40
Sept. . 12 SO 12 45 12 U2
Laid.loOlbs
July 0 T.5 0 02' ' 0 fi5 0 G2H
Si-pt 0 75 U ISM 0 78 U UL'H
Short KlbB-
July. . . . n .10 0 40 0 30 0 40
{ 'opt I ) BU 6 UO II CD U liO
Cash nuotatlons were as follows :
I'LOUK Winter patents , } 3.90ffl4.0i ) ; wlnte
straights , V3.40S3.90 ; spring patents. S3.90W4.2i
epilng straights , S3.10Q4.00 ; bakers. S2.10ff3.00.
WIIIIAT No. 2. eiirlng. 7i > KM73aic ; No. 3
spring , noml.nnl ; No , 2 led , 70 % J71T c.
COUN No. 2. 47'.ic ; No. 3 yellow , 46 % ? 47' c
OATS No. 2. 25Vo ; No. 2 while ,
No. 3 white , 2Si 2 ! > ' > ic.
HYn No. 2. G7W57K-C.
1IAHLKY No. 2 , G2c ; No. 3 , G0@31c ; No. 4
nominal.
FLAX SRHD No. 1 , $1.47.
TIMOTHY Siit-I'rlme. S3.73.
1'IIOVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. . S12.57HO
12.W. lynrd , per 100 Ibs. , J6.C2',4. ' Short ribs
sides , loose. S6.37'/4ffl6.40 ; dry salted shoulders
lx 0l , S5.37V45.5 ; short clear Bides , boxed
SC.75fIC.K2',4.
WHISKY-Dlstlllers' finished Roods , per eal.
The following were the receipts nnd shipments
today :
Articles. P.ccelpts Shipment !
Flour , bbls. 4.000 2.000
Wheat bu. . . 7.1100 an.ooi
rorn.hu 117,000 72.000
Oats , bu 213.000 2111,000
Ityo bu 1,11110 1,00
Uurley , Uu. . . 8.000 4,000
On tha Proiusi exchanre todav the butter mar
ket was weak : cru.imerv , l)317o ( ) ; dairy. 10 <
14c. KCCS , ate.idy ; luXallkc. Cheese , 0)47Jiic )
NUW YOIUt OKNKUAL MAKIvUT.
Closing Qtiutiulom on the I'rlneltiil Co.n-
mnilltles nnd Stnplea.
NHW YORK. June 29. FLOUR Receipts. 15.9 < >
hbls. ; exports , 8,200 bbls. ; gales , 2.000 pkgs. ; mar
ket neglected and rather weak ; city mill patent <
Jl.7503.00 : winter patents. J3.90S4.13 ; city ml.
clears. JI.104.23 ; winter straights , J3.60S3.90
Minnesota patenls. J3.9004.15 ; winter extras. J3.D
03.50 ; Minnesota bakers. $2.9503.63 ; winter lov
grades. J2.45W3.00 ; spring new grades , JJ.000r2.5G
Southern ( lour , dull ; Rood lo choice exlra , J3.W
3.4j. Rye Hour , dull ; superfine , JI.20Sfl.23 ; fancj
1 ; yellow weslern , II.13S1.1 !
, . . „ . - . ' nonei exports. CO.SOO bu ,
sales , 2,223.000 bu. futures and 16.000 hu. spo
bppt market dull. No. 2 red. In store and ele
valor , Ha ; ntloat. 75Vic ; f. o. b. , 76o afloat ; No.
norlhem , 78Hc delivered ; No. 1 hard , 79'ie. de
llveretl. Options sold off at llrst under lower en
bles , unexpectedly large Argentine shipments , fa
vorable crop news nnd reduced weekly wheat nn
Hour exports , creating a short Interest , whlc
aftervvanl covered , causing a sharp rally tha
73 fi . "J8,1. rrlet's ' .SOXe higher ; No. 2 red , July
7-16ip74 3-lCe. closed 7mc ; August , 7l'i07iic
closetl 7lie ; September. 7IJW73VJC. closed 75.c
December. 76 ? , r754c. closed 77 lc.
. - I8IW ) bu- ! exports , ll.GCO bu.
SJil . 180.000 bu , futuies , 60,000 bu , spot. Spo
opened weak , closed steady ; No. 2. 61o In elo
valor ; G14o aOont ; yellow , Slc. Options opene
steady , sold off under liquidation and talk o
larger receipts , finally rallied with wheat an
closed unchanged ; July , 61HB31Nc , closed Gl\c
Augusl. WWBSJWe. closed 52c ; BeplcmLer. B2 < it
52'ic , closed G2 > ic ,
OATS Uecehiis , C3.COO bu. ; exports , 100 bu ,
sales , 110,00) bu. futures. M.OOH bu. sptit Spi
closed steady ; No. 2. 27HR28c ; No. 2 dfllvcrW
2854&29c ; No. 3. 26ie27c ; No. 2 white. 3U4c ; No
3 white , 30cl track , white. 32ff33c. Option ] wea
at llrst under local selling , but partly reco\i > re
later with wheat nnd closed ' . .fl'io decline
eng ; wet salted New Orleans , re
lected. 45 lo 63 Ibs. . nominal : Texas , nominal
llutnos Ayres. 2 > ) VSc ; Texan , dry , 21 to 30 Ibs
12iH3e.
LlIATHKn Klrm ; hemlock sole. Hueno
Ayres . , llcht to heavy weight , MSiJc ; acid ,
WOOI/ Firm ; domestic fleece , 16SI c ; pullej
I'ftoVlRIONH ncrf. steady ; family. SH.Wft
13.00 ; extra mess , S5.0iff ) > W : beaf hams. S19.61)
city , extra India mesa , SI7.oofll9.oo. Cut meats
tlrm ; pickled bellies. S6 60&7.J5 ; pickled .houlder.
6. pfikled hann. S9.U8M in. i m. , teadler
wustt-rn tlfnm closed at JC.1SiJ6.SO ; city , J5.1JH
July cloned at S6 . nominal. September cleat
at 17 nominal ; refined , ileudy ; comment , S7 M
ealei. GOO tlercen ; tjotith American , S7 G , com
pound , S5.23. I'ork , dull , n w men , SI3.Godlt.2j
family 111. s ort clcnr. S13.00ttis.00.
IlllTUK Sleady , wi-s'ern dairy. Sail' ! wnt
yrn creamery. 12ilSc , wrMtrn ( acinry. BOUi
KlKln , ISo , Imltatlnn creamery. llOISc : tul
dairy. ItOlTc , state creamery. liViOliic
Clliidf--qukt. stale , large. dUtt r ; mal |
CHifSUc ; part > klms , IHtiSUo , full sklnu. UR2c
KOOH Mrrn ; suta and r nnsirvanla | , llUllVic
vciltrn tr > .h I' tiicu-rcailnj ia * * - .
( H'
refined New York. J ! > .7.Vj."l'hlndlotphla nntl Haiti-
more , J7.W ; Philadelphia n.nd Haltlmore , In bulk ,
J5.41) . 3 t
TALtXW Kasy ! cltjr , 4iOj country , 4l4o.
ROSIN Quiet ; sirnlmjlviinmon , to good , tl-53
11.6214. ] , n
Tflll'KNTINK Quletl sC 291I29V4C.
Hlt'J Htcmly ; domestic fair lo exlra , 4C5lic |
Japan , 34i4Uc.
MOLASSI1H ytilotj New , Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice , 26 32c. ' ' ij
MKTALS 1'lg Iron , firm ! American , JlO.WIfJ
13.O ) . Copper , stenily ; bnik > rs' pilce , Jlo.CO. Irfnd ,
slmng ; brokers' price , 'JtmH ; exchanne price ,
J3.23. Tin , firm : StrnllsWP.SJOn 95 : plates , mar
ket tlrm. Spelter , quiet ; , ilom'sllc. J.1.WU3 65.
COTTON8KKD OIL Jnnetlve nnd featureless ,
closing nominal , nnd If nnyllilnK weaker ; prime
crude , 23t2le , nominalji ; > lf-crude , 21ff22c ; prime
summer yellow , 2f.US > > tjc : off summer vcllow ,
" "iWH26e ! yellow bulter grades , Me , nominal ;
rime summer white , 2JOTJC.
O.UAI1A Ui.NKi\L 'MAltKKT.
Jontllllon nf Tradn nnd lnotatlnns on
Stnpln nml I'll n OK I'riiiliirr.
During the past two days there linn been \cry
ttle iKiultrj' of any kind In the markets.
I'rlcen on country produce generally remain
limit stendy. ,
The veal market hns been \ery firm.
HO13M Choice stock , lOc.
IIUTTKU 1 acklns stock , S Jc ; choice to
ancy , lOffllJc ; gathered country , llo ; separator
ivamery , 15o.
I.IVK roULTIll' Hens. C > 4ff7e ; roosters. 3c ,
prlng chickens , SJ.Wff3.GO per doz. , or HfflGc pet
} . ; ducks , Sc ; tuikeys , 6ff7c ; geese , Gc.
j Cholco fat. 75 t" lw Ibs. , are quoted nt
Q7c ; targe and conrse , 4f3Vic.
CIIKKSK Wisconsin full crenm. to ; Youns
merlcana , 10o ; twins , lie ; Nebiuska and Iowa ,
ull cream , lOc ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , part skims ,
0 > 7c ; Llmburiier , No. 1 , lOo ; bilck , No. 1 , lie ,
> wl * . No. 1 , 14c.
HAY Upland hay , S7 ; midland , S7 ; lowland ,
6.60 ; rye straw , SI ; color makes the price on liny.
.Iclit bales sell the best. Only top grades bring
op prices.
1'IUKONS Per dnz. , il.0081.SO.
VKOnTAULKH.
The market on potatoes Is not so firm , though
he supply of good stock Is still very light. The
leavy rains of the two days p.ist will have n
endency to reduce the supply of early iwtatoes.
Quotations :
1OTATOHS Old stock , CG073c ; now potatoes ,
liolco stock. 8 if90c.
ONIONS llermudas , per crate , none ; Califor
nia , In sacks , per bu , , St.13.
OLD 1IKANS Hand picked , navy , $2.20 ; Lima
beans , per lb. , GVSH'j'ic.
CAllllAOK On older * , I'.Jc. '
UAUIHIIKS Per dJi. bunchea , 13c.
flllKHN ONIONS Per tlnz. bundle. " . 13c.
LUTTUCi : Per doz. , r.02)c. )
AHPAUAOtJH Choice stock on orders , 33JMc
> er doz. bunehes.
I't'CtlMIIUnS-On orders. GlfiOc per doz.
1'KAS On orders , pjr bu. , Sl.oOi&l.2'i. )
HTIUNU U12ANS On ordeis , per ii-bu , box.
Oii70c.
WAX 11RANS On orders , per Vi-bu. box , CO
W73c.
TOMATORS Florida stock , per C-basket crate ,
HJI.50 ; Mississippi stock , pel l-biyket cint > > , SI.O ) ,
SUMMIT SCJL'ASH-Per dZ. , on oidi-tt. : 23Ci
WATCUMELONS-Pcr dos. , crated. J3.C ) .
FIIUITS.
Kastern markets are commencing to report the
arrival from Georgia of lyi Canto pears , but none
inve been noted In lids market so far. They are
reported as of poor quality.
riorlda Is commencing to ship a few srape-s.
Heporls from Delaware Indicate that this > oar > s
crop wilt be only about half the lze of last
year's. Quotations :
linn llASt'limmS-Per ! 21-qt. case , SJ-OOO
, GO.
GO.PLUMS
PLUMS California , per box , choice stock , Sl-40 ;
southern , per case , S2.
APHICOTS California , choice stock , per box.
SI.4001.7G.
CALIFORNIA PBACHKS Per box. Sl.01ffll.10.
BOUTHKKN PI3ACHE8 1'er case , SI.1) L23.
APPLI3S Southern , per "A-bu. hot , C3W7"c.
STRAWHIJIUIIES Choice shlppliis stock , per
case of 24 ills. . S2.7S03.CO.
CIIKUIUK8 California , per 10-lh. boSI 73.
OOOSnilKIlUinS Per 21-qt. case. S2.00JJ2.23.
BOPTIIEUN t'HKUIllErt Per 24-pt. case , S-.73.
11LACIC IlABPHKIlHIBSj-l'cr 2qt. . case. 12.73.
IlLAOKIlKHniES Cliolco , stock , per JS-qt ,
case , S2.2SS2.GO.
S2.2SS2.GO.TROPICAL
TROPICALBRUITS. .
Ons Navels. ' perbox. . none : choice
seedlings , per hot. } 2:5o ; Mediterranean sweets ,
$3.00 ; fancy Ht. Michaels. $3.23.
LUMONS Kxtrn fancy-lemons , SCO size , $6.2 , > i
500 size , $ O.GO. , , , .
11ANANAS Cholco largestock , per bunch$2.21
Cfi.GO ; medium size bunches. $2.oa12.23.
PINH APPLIES -Per doz.r $1.73&2.23 , according
to size. 1 .11
MISCELLANEOUS.
riQS Fancy , 13c ; choice , 12jJ13c ; California ,
bogs , 7c. ' ' " '
HONKY California. K lSc.
MAPLE SYRUP ( Jallorr lugs , per doz. . $12 ;
nixby , G-gal. cans , S3/ '
NUTS Almonds , llcj English walnuts , soft-
shelled , 12c ; standards.- ; filberts. lOo ; llrazll
nuts , lOc ; pecans , 9c ; > neanuts " , raw , Cc ; roasted ,
7c. -
DATES In 60 to.70jlb. boxes , Co per lb. ; fard
nleH. nmall Iwxes. l c per lb.
CIDRR Pure Juice , p r bbl. , $3 ; half bbl , , S3.
COCOANUTS Per hundred , $4.
HICK POl'COUN In tljo ear , on orders , per lb. ,
iC <
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 erccn hides , 1,140 ; No 2 eiecn
hides. So : No. 1 green Baited hides , Sc ; No. 2
green salted hides , SVic ; No. 1 veal calf. S to li
Ibs. , 13c ; No. 2 veal enlf. S lo 1C Ibs. , lOSlO'Ac ;
No. 1 dry Hint hides. 12if 14o ; No. 2 dry Hint hides ,
12c ; No. 1 dry salted hides , 12o ; partly cured
hides. Ho per lb. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Green Halted , each. 23@60c ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) ,
each , GBISc : dry shearlings ( short wooled curly
skins ) . No. 1 , each. GirlOe ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early kklns ) , No. 2 , each , Gc ; dry Hint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per
pound , actual weight , 6QSc : dry illnt Kansas ant !
Nebraska murrain wool pelta. per pound , actua
weight , 4fl6c ; dry din' Cclorado butcher woo
pelts , per pound , actual weight , 45J6Vjo ; dry
Illnt Colorado murrlan wool peit : , -er pound ,
actual weight , 4SCc. Have feet cut off , as It Is
uscleas _ lo pay fielght on lliem.
WOOL. UNWASHED Fine heavy. 6O7c ; fln.
light. 8fl5o ; quarter-blood , ICJIlIc ; seedy. Lurry
nml chaffy , Si9c ; celled nnd broken , coarse , 7ji
9c : cotted nnd broken , line , SuSc.
AVOOL , WASHED Medium , 15018e ; fine. HO
16c ; tub washed. 16IlSc ; black. So ; bucks Cc
tag locks. 2C3c ; dead nulled. GCCc.
runs.
FUKS llear. black , No. 1. large , $20.00323.00
bear , brown. No. 1 , large. S-O.OOff23.00 ; No. l. me-
dlum , $10 ; No. 1. small , $ ! bear , brown , year
lingNo. . 1. . law. 1.M8U.M ; _ No. 1. medium
uiuui. $ j.vi/4 ivv t . * t > * , y * , uuar.
Montana and IlocKy mountain. No. l
J18000aO.OOi No. 1. TOcaium , J14 ; No. J. grnall
J10 ; bear , black , Montana yearlings. No. 1
large , J12 : No. 1. medium , 8 ; No. am.il. | Jj
bear , black , Montana , cliba. No. 1 , Ian- , , jo 50
No. 1 , medium , JI.50J No. 1 , email , 13- bear
sliver tip. No. 1. large. JJOj No. l , medium. J12
No. l , uniall. Si ; bear , ellver tip. yeaillnga , No
1 , large , til : No. 1. medium , JS ; No. l. Bma'.i
J3 ; bear , Jdlver tip , cubs. No. 1. ijr e , Jl.005fl.50
No. 1 , medium. COc ; No. 1 , email , Mta ; fleher
No. 1 , lurxe. 3 : No. 1 , medium. J6 : No. l , small
II ; fox , Hll\cr , us to color , according to beauty
No. 1 , large. $1W ; No , 1 , medium. $60 ; No. 1
Email. JoO ; fox , silver , pale , according tu beauty
No. 1 , large. 150 ; No. 1 , meaium. J30 ; No. 1
i ; ID * . Bruy , u. i , lares. . . - ; : i > o. i. medium
Me ; No. 1 , small , 40c ; fox kits , No. 1 , large , ! > 0c
No. 1 , medium , tva ; No. 1 , small , 30c ; lynx. No
1. larie , K ; No. 1 , medium. ; No. 1. smalt
SI.SO ; marten. No. 1 , large , J2 ; No. 1 medium
JI.SO ; No. 1 , small , tl ; mink. No. 1. large , Wi
C5c ; No. 1 , medium , 40c ; No , 1 , small , 3Jc ; mink
dark. No. 1. large , CJG ; No. 1 , medium. 40c ; No
1 , small. 30c ; mountain lion , perfect head am
feet. No. 1. large , tl.0002.00 ; Imperfect eklns
J6.00if7.00 ; No. 1 , small , JS ; otter , pale , No. 1
large , 57 ; No , 1 , medium , S3 ; No. 1. eimll. tl
laccoon , No 1 , laie , C0f > 70a ; No. 1 , medium
We ; NO , 1 , large , &OcjrJ2.09 ; Ekunk , black , cased
narrow striped. No. 1. lartre , S0c ; No. 1. me
dlum , 40c ; No. 1 , small. 25c ; broad striped , No. l
large . . . , . . . 20tf25c . . ; wolverine. No. 1. lame . , J4 ; No. . . 1
! ! -
K -
- -
medium , 3 ; No. 1 , small , 52 ; wolf , mountain
No. 1 , large , t3 ; No. 1 , medium. t3 ; No. l
small , 51. M ; wolf , prairie. No. 1 , laiie , C5if0 ?
No. l , medium , COo ; No. ! , small. 40c ; beaver
per skin. No. 1. large , $5000300 : No. 1 , medium
Jl.W ; No. 1 , small , S- ; heaver kits. No , 1 , Urue
S ! ; No 1 , medium. tl.M ; No. 1 , small. T5r
muskrat * , winter. No. 1 , large , 8S10c ; No. 1
medium. 9c ; No. 1 , fmoll , 7c : muskrata. fall
No. 1 large , 4tJ6o ; No. 1. medium , 7c ; No. 1
'mall , 6c ; muikrnt kits. 33c.
I'rlnt < ltti | .Mu
FALL mvnil , Maiis.v. June 23. HuslneJ In
print cloth has been utri , t during the wcr-k
owing to a disinclination on the part of th
manufacturers to accept the market price. Ther
has been a fair demand all through the week nn ,
for Ihe past three ifcy * " . tlio market hax beer
striMiit. Manufacturer ! ) have utendliy refus
2 13-lCo for rt-irulars they lm\o
jnd \ been \er
slow sellers of oddn. Tht1 trading has been llgh
nnd all In odds , only 1.004 'of regulars bt-ln ? pol
and maintaining the "market price. The odd
wcro about evenly divided Iwtneen upots nnd fil
lures and ttm goods 10 bo made are to lie delhere
In small lots for three-'Snd four months. Th
stock picked up a few thousand pieces , but no
enough lo nffect theJnarl > et. The markel 1
quoted firm at 3 13-lCo anil the manufacturers ar
holding for 2T c. _ _ _ _
Knnmis Lllv Grain IhtrUot.
KANSAS C1TV , .Tun .JS ) WIICAT Active
sIlEhtly higher ; No. 2 Inrd C.liWOc ; No. 2 r d
72o , [ ejected , nominally 1'0'jClr.
COUN About Ho lower ; d > maml unnll ; No. 2
rnlxi'il , 4c ; No. 2 white , 42Vtf.
OATS Slow , unchang-li No. I mixed. rj'l'S
23Hc ; No. 2 white. S7c.
HYn No. 2. nominal S7i' .
HAY Sleady ; timothy. fO.MOll.M ; prairie
. .
IIUTTIMI Choice , firm ; common , slow ; cream
ery. l ! 15c ; dairy , Sftlle.
iaas-sc. _
riimnrlil .Nines.
11O8TON' . June 20. Clearing ) . tl6.4l.Ml ; linl
ances , JJ.2JS.CU. For tha we k , t93i lW4 ; bal
ances , Jll.OW.m.
I'lULADnid'HIA June ? J.
, Clearings , tl2.97S ,
C02 ; I > almce3 , JI.J50.073. Fir the week , clearing
J78OM,713 , balance * . $10.052,719. , For the month
clearing * . tMJ.SOC.&i ; balance * . t2J.871.lll.
OHIOAdO. Juno . -Oearlntfs. | tl6.20J.000 ; lotd
for the week. J8i.070.OiW , for tha wtel ; last year
$78,518.000. New York cichonKe. 700 premium
merlin * , polled rnte * . I4.MH04 891s , Money , 4 .
per cent on call , Hi 9 per cent on time.
ST. LOUIS. June 29 , Clearings , i2.901.S ! , bal
ance * . JCU.07J. Clearings IhU month , HO.HO.OU
JW.3S7.08I , or 11.4 per pent. Money , GOO per cent.
New York exchange , 75o premium.
NKW YORK , June 29 , The exports of specie
from thn port of New York for the week
amounted to J12.2-W In gold and J747.SS1 In silver.
The Imports were , gold. J1.121.3U ; silver. Jll > ,379 !
dry goods , JI.S72.S.T ) ; general merchandise. J ,666. .
OKI. Clearings , J122.Hi7.OI9 ; balances. J7,7I6.4' > C.
For the. week , clearings , J5S6,4J3Wil ! balances ,
J39.899,0tl ,
STOCKS AND HO.NDS.
Slmro Speculation Yesterday I'overlnli
anil Uniottlcd All l > y.
NUW YORK , June 29. The flnrc speculation
totlay was feverish and unsettled , with the In
dustrials again the leaders of the market. There
was nothing new In Ihe sltu.illon and the trad
ing was rdmoHt entirely In tlie hands of profes
sional opeiutors , who nude nil possible use ot
} osterdays' disturbances. At the opening of bus
iness tinmaikct was remarkably quiet , prices , as
a lule , recording n general Improvement. WheelIng -
Ing K Lake IJrli * preferred and Tennessee Coil
advanced each 1'4 II-T cent. It was not Ions ,
however , lie fun * Ihe attack tin the Industrials was
renewed , StlKiir breaking 2Vi per cent , Chluigo
Gas 314 per cent , Tobacco 2'4 | r cent , and Pi *
lllllng 1'i per cent. The goneinl milk.n suffered
to n lessor extent , llefoic 11 o clock the general
market was chocked by purchases lo cover con.
Iracls , but there was n loactlon tin a Itnenal nt
the pressure to soil and the recovoiy was more
than lost. At the beginning of the last hour
thole was a rally of \ * ' to 1'j ' per eont , In which
Tobacco , Chlcttgo ( las , Rubber nnd Sagar led. In
the fin il trading , however , Ihe boars again hold
the mastery , chlcagi * das sold orf 2 per cent ,
Sugar , Tojuicco ami New lliuland 1 per cent , nud
Hocking Coal Ui per tent. The m.tikct i'lo cd
weak , with the IndustrlaU gen rally lower , nml
the rahroatl list about evenly divided on the tlijr.
During the week there have been Etnno notable
lluctimtlons In the share tint. In lh earlier deal-
igs th" teildencj was mainly In the direction ot
Ighor lltfifes , Hit during the last throe tlavs n
etcimlmsl raid on Iho imlurlrlul group nut unlv
aused a. sorlous break 111 these properties , but
ipiessed the entire list , and muni of 111" slocks
oalt In show decline * tm the week. SuRnr ,
vhlch started steatly. Is divvn 7'i per cent sine *
ist Saturday's clojo. chlelly ow Ing to ur.f.iv o-ablo
lade reporls anil llquld.tllon by a
iromlnent operator. Chicago Oas , on tha
eto of the Ijoncnthnll bill and rep.rts of re
newed nctlvlly of rival concerns cnunlcrl vvllh
all ; of a temporary suspension of dlvldtnls , l"d
o a general liquidation and u deluge uf stock
was thrown on tan market , Ihe bears ridding
argely to the volume of sties. As n result Ihe
irlco dropped lo 62. Covering of Blunt contracts
ent Ihe llgures up to ( if 14. but In the closing
loallngs the Iwars iifr.tln pul the llguu-s down lo
0 , vvllh a recovery of only Mi per cent nt Ihe
close , making the net loss 12'S. per tint. The
most Important chances In the prices woic ; De
clines. Consolidated Oas nnd Mlim-np Hs & St.
< 9Uls six-olid preferred , 2 > 4 per cent ; Tobacco ,
? i per cent , Tobacco ptefeired , 2' , < i per cent ;
tubli-r , 2'1 per cent , and HuMier pieferred , 3'i
lor cont. Advance * , AtlimJ Uxpress , G' per
ent ; Melropiilltan Traction , 2V per cent , nnd
lusqUPhnnna Western prt'ft'iietl , 2 per cent.
Tooie was an absence of the previous week's
strength In the bond market during Ihls vvo"k.
The sales wore JlU.2Ii > .0)0 nnd 271 bunds wore
railed In. Alliances w-ic established uf 7'i per
ent In SI Louis . \z Kansas City tlrsls. 4\i \ per
out In Oies n Short Line consuls 5s. 4 per cent
n Savannah * Western llrst trust let-clpts. Chicago
cage Ons firsts lost 6 per cont.
Govermiunt lionds vvoro featureless , Ihe sales
aggregating but 31.000 shares. Stale securities
voro nealoct"d. only 34.00) sliaioii clung ng IniitK
The following were the closing quotations
on the lending ; stocks of the Now York ex-
today :
\tchlson ait Snrtnwpstorn I'O '
14H tlootd 14IW
' ' "
Alton.'T.'ll . . .I" Gl N. Y. Central 1(11 (
Am. Kxpiess N. Y. AN. K 17
Ualtlmoro AOlilo. Ontario At W 17J <
C.iuatli Pacific. . . . Ore-iron Imp IIH
Cuiiada Southnrn. . fi4)S Orocon Kav U7
Coutral I'.ioino. . . . 111 O. fl. L. ft. U. N. . . . (14 (
Clioa. & Ohio " IMcllluMall SH
Clilcavo Alton I' . I ) . A K ( SSi
C. . U. fc Q . . . . . I'lltsrmr * 107
Ohlc.iuo Oas OOH Pullman I'alace. . 171
Coiisoltd.itol fias. 4-JH Hesdliiir 1H
( ' . .U. C. 4St. L. . . . 45 111. O. W 17
Cole Coil & Iron. It. O.V. . DM 44
Cotton Oil Cart. . . . Itock Isl.iud 715 (
Dclavvaro.v. Hud. . St. 1'atil US
Del. . L'iclc. A\V. . . lili : "I do pfd l-'rt
_ . ft K. O. pM 4tH ! St. P..VOmahl. . . . M U
D. A.C. l'Co 1IU4 dopfo 117
Krlo II ) Southern I'aMlls. . ' . 'I
do nfd. ' i.l ! 3 iirar Uufltinry. . . . 107M
Fort Wavuu 1R7 Tniiu. Coil Ac Iron. | li >
O. Northern oM. . . m 'Toxas ' t'.ialtlc ! ' - ' ?
C. .tM.T tfd . . . . tlf' ' lT. At ) Cent pfd. . 70S
HocUlmrValloy. . . Union Pacific Il5 ! >
IllhioisRanlril. . . U. a Kxurass 41
Kl. 1' . ADuluth . . . W. St. U 4 P H' <
K.i T. pfd tlODfd llllj
Lnku Krlo A. Won Wells Fin ro Kx. . . lOil
do pfd \Vestern Union . . ID
LakoShor.i WliooUiiff .v. L. E. . 17
Load Trust : i.tii | tlonfd fi'JS
LoulBVlllo&N. . . . 68M M. A. St. L 214
" A N. A 8 D. A tt.0 11 <
Manhattan Con. . . ] it : O. K 35t |
in N. L 2SK
Mluhlzan Cont. . . C. F. il .14
. . rtoufd "H
Mobile iOhlo. . . H. .VT. O U
Nashville Oh-it. . . . 08 T. A. A. A N. M. . . . U
Nntlonnl Cor.la/o. 08IX T. St. L. A.K. C. . . . II
do pfd . do pfd IHf
N.J. Central . 100JB 3. H. B. l.IJi
N. & w. pfa . 1H. dopM. . . - . 40 > )
North Am. fo. . . . 1H.S'l ' Am. To'j. ' Co 110H
Northern 1'aslfla. . douM 110
No.l'ac. pfd . St P. , M. A M 115
U.I' . . D. AO .
ismnil , - J1" ' ; m. I'.llll , , ww ; lenneasee cun ;
nml Iron , 10.000 ; Tiilled States ItUhber. 3V ) > ;
Wheellnc & Lake irie , 7.100.
Nt'W Viirk .MIIIIPV .Mnrlcpt.
Ni\V YOUIC , Juno 29. MONUY ON CALIj
Kasy nl l'/j per cenl.
PHIMU MIMlCANTILn PAPER-S ffS per
cen.t
STnilLlNO KXCHANQK Dull , but Btendy ,
lth nctunl business In bankers' blllM nt JI.S'JWJ
4.8'J1i for demand , nml S < .8Ri. < n ! > s < i for Hl\ly
days ; postetl rates. $ I.S9ViI.JiOVi ; commercial
bills. SI.R7114I I M.
SILVini CUUTIKICATK.0 ( WlSCI'lo ; no siles.
HAH 8ILViil-6C 4c.
MEXICAN IlOLLAltS-C67ic.
aoVIJHNMHNT 11ONDS Sleady ; slate bomls ,
Inactive ; rallronil bond" . Irresular.
Closing quotations of bonds were ns follows ;
U.S. 4s , res.now. P.3J ( o. P. lats or vi. . . 10.1
U.S. la coup , now. D. iH. . 7s 11 ' 'M
U.S. Its. rat D. , 'cU O. 4s H8" <
tl. S. S3.coup llo ; iKrio yds 0 H
U.S. 48. roT ll'J (1. II. A3. A. tls . . . 10J
II. S. 4i.uovli | n. II A.S. A. 7s. . . .
U.S.'n. ras " 7 II. , VT. O. us 11 a
PacltloUaor 'Uj. . 100 doOs 10.1
Ala. Class A 109 M. K. A T. 1st 4s. . 87
Ala. Class U loni do I'd 4s O''U
Ala. Class C 100 Mutual Union 1)9. , no
Ala. Curroiicv. . . . 100 N. J.C.Oou. 6s. . . . 11791
La. New Con. 4s. . 07 No. Pan. 1st )
Missouri tia 100 do'Jds
N.C. 03 1'JS N.V. . Consols. . . . 110
N.O. 4s 10JH doS. K. Dob. Si. 110
S. C. noiifiind H H. G. West. Ists. . . 7HU
Teiin. now set Os. 1)0 St. P. Coimols 7- . . P.'DH
Tumi , nuw Hot fia. 10 T doC. .t P.V 5i ,
Tenn.oldOs KO Pt L.&I.M.Gan 5.
Va. Contuvlcs. . . St. L. &S.F.OJ1. ) . 108
tlodeforred Tot. I'.ie , iDts. . . . 02T6
Atchleon 4s " do'Jds
AtchlBon Ud A , . . . U. P. Istsof'JJ. . .
Camilla So. 'Jilj. . . . WctSlioro U 10754
U A N 8.1)1 So. II. H HUH
O 1 AN. iBts . . . . 11 U
Ilostan Stoo'c limitUlmn.
D03TOS. Jimo 2U.-rall loins. a 1 p r cant :
time lo.uifl , 'J tlM per cent. Uloahij prujt for
Dtocks , bondia'itl ' inliiln ; aliaroi :
A.T. AS. K IIMIW. 15lw. util
Am.Susrar. 107 * WH. Contra !
Hav S'lvlo O.lil H I3en Kleo pfd
IlellTolnphono. . . . 3" Edison Kloo Ilia. .
liostonAAlDaiir. . Jill Atuhlsju uds . . . .
BoBlon AMaluu. . . 174 Atclilbon 4a
C. D.AU HIH Gnu. Kk'Ctrlc 3s. . .
Kllollbnw ni WIs. Cnnt Ists . . .
Gen. Electric. niKl'v Allouez Minim ; Co co
Illinois Stool Atlantic in
MoxicanCnntr.il. . Kl'-v ' nnsfm.1Monta'ii O0
N. Y.AN.B 40Ii Ilulto .t Hoston. . . l
Old Colony 180US Calmi'oti He-oli. . 21)'J )
Ore. Short Lino. . . US t'rinklln lo
Kubuer il ! ) It
Han Dlczo II Osceola 27K
Union P.-iolHc Qunicv nn
\\Vnt Kn I Tauiai-act : 1.11
WPHI Knil nfd 8 ! ) Wolverlno 1.11OH
\Vobtlneh.Kleo . . .
Han KrtnoUoj Uiiuii sttis c < ) -\T 11.
SAN FHANCI3CO. Juno 20.--Tin onijlil ole -
in ? quotations fur nitiilnbloj < j toiiy : w.irj : n
follows :
Altr. 10 Julia .
Alpha Con 8 Justicu . , . la
Annex 27 Kentucky Con. . . . , .1
liolcher 3.1 Lady Wasli. Con. ,
licst A llolclier. . . . 64 Mexican . G.I
Dodlo Con 20 Mono . (1 (
million 10ff Mount Diablo . 15
llulworL'on ff Occidental Con. . . , 17
Caipilonia. 11 Ophlr . , 143
Challouro Con Overman . 21)
Choiur Ho Potosl . , ! I3
Contldenco Hj . to
Con. Cat A Va. . . . . 210 Sierra Nnvadi. . . . , S3
Coi. : Now Vork. . . : < Silver Hill . S3i :
rro\Mi point 38 Union Con . 211
Exchequer Utah Con .
Could ACurrv. . . . . Yellow Jacltot , . . 41
Halo A NurcroBn. . 115
Sllvurbirs , ! ! ( > 10 > j. . Maxlot'i UolUri ,
Clc. Drali3al.-hta ! < o : talajraplil : . Oj.
Nnvr Yort Uiui'iJ itic
NRW YORK. Junj 2D.-Tu : ( align-In- > tin
cloalnj miuia/qiiot.itio n :
Dulwor . ( i Oplnr
con. Ca ! . A Va. . . . 23o Plymouth UO
OfU'lwooa . 40 Qulckallvor. . . . 273
Uould A Curry. . . : < 0 Quicksilver pfa. . .1 700
Halo ANorcrosa. . 0.1 Morra Nevada. . . . BO
IIomeslaltD . 1000 Standard 220
Iran Sliver . Ml ) Union Con. , , 30
Mexican . 00 Yellgw Jacket. . . . < 0
Oniano . 7.10
I.nmlnn Hltiuk { juolutlonl.
LONDON , Juno 29. 1 p. in , cloilnr :
Can. Pacillo St. Paul com ( Ill )
Erin 10)4 ) N. Y. Central 101) ,
Krlo''Us OH Pennsylvania. . . . 6t ,
! 11 Central. , . , IIH Koadlnr in
Mexican ordinary. llltt Hnx , 1'iin. | | QW4 . . CK' '
HAH HIIA'UH 30 7 ICd per ounce.
MONUY-Vi perc-nt. _
.Noir YnrK MroUlj IIinl ( Stiitfint at ,
Ni\V YORK , Junn Tha weekly hunk male-
mint * hotv the fcllowlnit chantei. It-serve
ilrcrea 12 "H.iJO. loans , Incrtaatt | jlC..W , Hpecl * .
rtncreuiu IGU.K'O. lecul lender * , dccrcxso } ltlCi ,
t * deirvima
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts at the Local Yards Show an
A'arming ' Dccreasj in Numbers.
IUNETHE LIGHTESTMONTH BYTIICUSANDS
Atiiunco nf OIT < Filial rro\enH Inlcrmt In
tlio Trade-ract < c liuylne In the
knutli Prices I'lrui niul lc-
iiiiinil Steady.
SATUUDAY , Juno .
The receipts toilny wcie "li cattle , 3,537
hogs nml ! iSO sheep , ns against 1,003 cattle ,
2M Ill-Kit nnd 913 thoep > estenlay nnil 472
entile , 2t > 80 hogs nntl 10J sheep on Siturduy
of lust week.
llcci'liita fiain thc first of the year up
to the present Time phew u lo.su of 1G7.2J7
cuttle , IM.OIG boss , 17,907 sheep nnd 1.185
hoises nnd niuloa , us compared with liOI.
\VKiKLY UnCKll'TS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Kccelpls this week 0,9 1 I.2ti2 5.3t3
Keioipts last week 4,071 I'J.fj'i ? 2.97S
Samu week l.tst year. . 10,113 41.27J 2.7SI
ItUUBU'TS 1IY MONTH.
1393. Cittlle. Hogs. Shcop.
January C0.71S J53. W 12,741
I'Ybriury ' 3Jio.'i : 121"ii ; 12,511
March 4t,7W : 9S.S73 CLIO'S
Apt II S3,4o S7.WI 27.1U7
rtlay 25,78.1 115GTS ! ) 41j
JUIIO 21.SM 87,0.'ii 14,30. :
The receipts of cuttle anil hogs for June
uie the lightest of any month since the llrsl
of tlio year.
CATTLK The cattle market of the past
week has been about ns devoid of Interest
IIH could vvell be Imagined. While the re
ceipts have been larger than for the pre
vious week , that fnct luus not added ma
terially to the Intel ust In the trade. The
fnot of the mat tor is that about hall of the
cattle on most days of tlio week were con
signed direct to the packers and wore not
ollercd on the market. Thu packets have
MJPU forced to buy In southern markets nntl
hip the cattle hero In order to keep their
loitsos going. With the actual offerings on
ho mnrkct so light It was Imrdly possible
that the inatket should ptesont iminy newer
or Interesting featuios. What cattle have
iceii offeied have sold tolerably \veli. Thu
tendency of the maikct has been toward
uglier prices , nml considerable Improvement
ias taken place In Iho prices paid for handy
fat sluers. Heavy fat cattle have not bhovvn
ns much ualn. Cows ami heifers have com-
111111(10(1 ( stioiiK prices all the week , while
recduis have told higher.
The market today did not .show nny mn-
: erlal change from ycsteiday. There wore
only about 40J head on sale , the balance of
.ho receipts having been consigned direct to
.he packers. There were a few steels hen-
good enough to bring $ I.G3. but thi bulk of
the sales were nt from $1.23 to $1.51.
Cows and heifers sold nt about the same
o.il prices. Tlio trade was without foatutc
and the offerings consisted of omy n few
odds anil ends. Calvu.s , It was claimed by
Home , did not move off quite so freely , and
hat the feeling AMIS not quite so strong.
Ihero was nothing of any consequence
loing : In stockcrs tinil feeders. There were
10 cattle hero and very few buyeis. Itupre-
sentatlve bales :
DEEP STunna.
Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
. . i7.ij.12. 47..1115 Jl 25 40..1150 Jl 60
. . S61 373 17..101S 425 1..1227 405
. .731 3U ) 21. . . . SJO 135 13. . . . 90S 4 05
COWS.
2. . . . S3.1 16) 1..1070 240 " . . . . SK ! 273
1. . . . DSi ) 20) 1. . . . SCO 2 fifl 3. . . . 950 300
1. . . . 9oO 200 1..130) 2 CO 2..1015 30)
C. . . . 910 213 4. . . . 815 265 1..1050 31)0 )
9. . . . S9.I 213 1..D70 27' 1..12V ) 32" ,
4. . . . 111,7 22. . 13..966 275 5..KM 340
D. . . . . -SI 2 23
2. . . . 020 175 ( i. . . . 4SS 225 L. . . CIO 2
1. . . . 420 2 l L. . . 810 235 1. . . . SO ) 2 S5
1. . . . 530 2 25 1. . . . 730 2 45 .
HULLS.
1 10CO 220 5..12t 230 1..13C9 2 CO
3. . . .1015 220 1..1320 2 SI 1..176) 3 JS
1..1190 225 1..1I10 250
CALVES.
L. . . .170 2 CO C. . . . 121 423 G. . . . 190 475
1. . . . 100 300 L. . . H0.4W 2. . . . 1S3 BOO
2. . . . 2l"i 3 50 ] . . . . 210 | 50 6. . . . 210 5 00
L. . . 270 4 00 L. . . 270 4 GO i ! . . . . 100 CM
RTOCKins AND rEEDEns.
2. . . . 40 ! 2 f > 0 7. . . . 7S7 3i' G. . . . 778 333
2. . . . S70 310 4. . . . 757 3 2o 4..10W 340
n. . . . ci ; 3 10
HOOS The vvcfk clts-d with n large run for
Satuiday , tlioie being llfty-oiio fresh curs tin sale.
As compared vvlth Saturday of 1 tst week IVrc
was n giiln of itmoil ] n thousand h-id In the
roc-oliits The riualltv of tno locolpls WHS ntn
much different from the avoiage of thrpa.it few
days , though 11010 was nothing us pilmi as llit-
lop lioga hcie yesleitlny.
The larga offerings , nnd Hie fact that It was
the last day of llm week , had a depre. , < lng tffeci
upon Hie inntket. The buyeis were rather In-
dllfcrenl and Inclined to be iM-ailnn. As u losult
Iho mat Ket was about 5c lower. T.ie 111010:11-m
was fairly active at ( he lUcllne , and thu li iga
wore nil Hfld and weighed up In gotnl se.is in.
The host hugs hero liruicht Jl.w. as itjjalnsl $1.15 ,
DID top vostfrady. but 1i" ! iots won- nut nn g ,111.
The hog markoi has b-on In n very stl sfn 'o y
condition. r.i > far as th ° selling IntLMosts woto
concerned , during the wool ; . At Iho t u sol Iht-ie
WIIH n light run and a steady markoi , luil fiuni
tliat tlmo tin then ; was u stoutly advanco. Tiio
iraln for Iho week wns fmm 2io ( o 2ie. untl while
Ihcro was a slight baoktet at ( lie cl.o. . It WIIH
not laiKo ennugli lo maoil ( lly i-huntie tlio Klliui-
tlnn. The miikot. In nddUlim tt > h Ing higher ,
has been ncllvo nnd the pucliors have bet n free
buyers. Tlio fa I uf ( he mallei l < Hie hog m ir-
kel has hofti In i voiy ho.ilthy co'ul IKm all 111 ;
month. The packets have wanted h KS und have
Kept the ret > 'lpts well Lloaiiod up. Hie nifi-tlnirs
of each div lioint ; pit Kcd up lead ly. During
the greater part of ( ho month Hi. * markoi wns
very oven , the Iliiclualltms being few t'lid small.
The laltor part of HID imnlh the tendency has
boon tipu.iicl. nnd tno mr.nth cloaks vita III'
market about lee higher than It opened. The
hltrh point or the monlh was on Knday last.
Thu prices paid for lings duillig Ihe p.tHl munlli
have ranged I"fri0o lower tlinn the m.irket pio-
valllng duilng .Itmj of last yo.tr. In .lime , 1 ! )1 ) ,
Iho average price p-ild for hogs at the opening
of ( he muntji was JC.78 , find nt Iho close of tne
monlh J5.CI , Iteprosenlatlvc sales :
No. Av. 8h. I'r. No. Av. Kli. I'r.
t KG . . . SI 20 83 2.3 3JO Jl 60
1 3S 40 430 75 SOI ICO 400
2 2l'i 40 440 7J 217 120 1 f.O
1 210 . . . 4 40 tit 23S 1W 4 ( .0
S lf,3 . . . 44" 77 2.0 21) I f,0
42 1 120 143 77 2JO U'O 400
73 ISO 100 I 51) " 5 205 ICO 4 CO
90 171 K > 4 to Cl 201 40 4 M
41 2i KO 4 50 7J 22S 21' ' ) 4 Ci',4
" 5 17S 2.0 4 50 CS 221 40 4 i
2 213 . . . 4 & ' ) 70 i2 ! 40 4 6. ! '
11 170 . . . l.'iO 61 2M . . . 465
rs iiu 1:0 4 ro 73 2io 400 4 ci
57 201 IM 4 52'j ' , f > S 215 SO I C'i
fs sno ; co i r.2Vj M 217 120 4 C5
9J IM 100 45. " . , 67 22S 12) ) I Cj
5 ISO . . . 4 S''ii 61 228 ICO 4 r.l
74 2'W 2.1 . 155- 6S 2.7 120 1 61
64 m 100 I 5- 5 331) ) . . . | ' ,3
87 Ill20 ! 4 : . ' < t.l 210 SO I 63
78 IS2 SO 453 U 211 . . . 4 Cl
10S : n 200 4 .Vi M 211 ICO 4 6 >
82 IfS SO 4 5'i 75 ill SO 465
63 197 100 4 C I'J" 21. ! VJ ) 461
60 I'll 210 1 55 W 331 200 4 70
3 270 . . . 455 W 252 SOO 170
61 201 Si ) 4 C5 Cl 290 10 4 7JVi
W 221 320 45- SS 32) ) . . . 475
71 2U . . . 4 574 ! 53 2Ji SO 4 75
61 . ' 05 8) 1 W
RKII'.S AND CULLS.
1 ISO . . . 30) 0 IM IM 4 CO
1 2:0 : . . . I W
P1OH.
2 115 . . . .1C ) 12 ISO . . . 400
8 11) . . . 3 6)
UIIU1M' Thi'io were pl nty nf sheep here to-
d.iy , but the demand was llghl and themarkel
slow. A few hoatl of lamha changed hands , nntl
Hint was about ull there was doing on thu
maikct.
The iccelpls of sheep have been tiulte lai
during thu past wcrk , and muiu than double.
I'm number locolvcd during the pievlous wefk.
Too maikct lius bo MI uteadlly going lower , In
common with HIH markets at othoi points. At
the tame lime there has boon pretty fair de
mand nnd a giiod many sheep huvg ch ingcd
hands , rulr to cholie. natlvea are ipiitublu lit
from J2.50 to J3.50 , fair to good westcins at from
J2.2i to $ . ' .75. common ami slue ) : sli"cp nt from
11.73 lo J2.2.i. good to tholco 4) ) to hn-ll ) . lambs al
from Jl lo I5.50. ItfprcEcnlatlvc ealtH :
No \Vt. I'r.
I apt Ing Iamb M JS W
7 fptliif lambs 71 5W
ClllC.Vtit ) LI VI.iTOUK. : .
Ill Ilnj ; * Tlioni Uim iiui MlririgrKt IC'nd n :
n .M.irjirl.
f.'IIICAOO , June Z > . In cattla trade 'v.ii nb"ii
what It usually U on Haluiady , only about MX
heutl , nu ily TcxutiA , hoing leoolvotl , The fev
vults of nail'.o Ix-vf tlecra wire on a basis o
fiom J1.J3 tu Jl.W'f'ir cry nummon to ttrlrily
cliolca lola vvelhlilng fiom W ) to 1,700 llm. . Hu
hulk telling ul from Jl.i5 10 J.IJ. nurlnx Hi
v.ofk g'Wd ' njtlvn nnd curnffl v\u lenis welxhliig
from 1,4. < I | .i 1,550 Ibs. have Mild at fiom JI.7J K
} ! . ? * , B'ich laitle helm ; too heavy lo Milt thf 10
ilu'i-Hint uf Hie euicri rlilppfiM nnd dreiwci
brf conui'-ns , Jlolugna bulls nin nclllng nl fiom
j,2' In t.'M , and export lal ul flum JJ.75 li
S3.60. Cow and hrlfem ni" ioln ; ' at from J1.7
lo ? ) . laixtiy at from JC to J.t Zf. , nnd veal calve
nic dolin ; liott > r. frliolci otivi huvlng rold 11
lilxh * > ? ' > yj t nliy. : HlO'keo nml fa.'dris lire
In vxliemely tin.ill our.tiy domaiid at fiom IM
to tl. with f.iluH of light weight * to jUockurs n
JI.74 tu JJ. The ttn-k'A reHpla .if 'Je > a calll
foot up uliout U.OJ.I l , . i | , as ogulnst i.i'.0 lai
v , 'U and 11.HO the torit < | WnJnig vto. < k IciM year
Ai cii.ari-il | | tilth a > vir uu < / , pii < - i > 'i.i'v n.i ud
VAiiro of 70o tu 8"i per I' ) IL > , Aht'i ! ' 401 T. ' un
vvcr rv elvcd tiJ.iy , mi'i C4 < ' .vtro n ijy nt ya
t-nluy price *
In hate * ttfiu was the ittrou : it kind of u 1:1 T
k t tidjy , and light wtlsht h KJ . . | d at nn n < l >
\anre of ri , prr lv Ibs on urtlve buying by
Milppen , 'IIjt > elimp cut In f'clnht ralIr m
her * to rux'ern polntJ by | hi rallmaill l\\t ar td
u ) > a vl ; oriii : lilppinrf tlrman < l for llcht lout ,
i
nougli linn * wen Mi over last night to * weU
he offering * to nearly 24,000 head. The itupplf
fn sold out long before , common to chol6t
envy selling nt from $ ( < 3 to JS.01 , mixed loin
t from SI 65 In 11.34 , butchers' hogs nt from
1,90 In | | .W , Ihn Merit weight nt fr.un JI.W la
3. The tiulk of sales w nt from tl Si In IV
The sheep today wert > mostly nt yesterday' *
rices , n gnodly part being consigned direct In
rity slauehlcr houses , Bales wenon n iKisIs of
mm Jl.W to } 3 for Inferior to choice sheep , nml
I from (3 to $ for lambs. Texas nml Oregon ,
hoop Ix-lng salable nt frnm IJ.2J lo J3.
Receipts : Cattle , Boo henili calves , 5'Jhe.idj ' hog ,
1,000 head ; nlirop , 2.600 licml ,
St. l.nuln lUn stork Mnrkot.
ST. LOl'IS. June 2a.-r-ATTLK-Rpcclplfi. 1.70)
put ) ; shipments. 4'W ' head ; market veiy rulet | , n
mini on Stiturdnv ; dressed bfcf nntl shipping
leers , rnnitrd J4.25JM.23 ; light steers. tl.Utfl.U :
ivvs , } 2.7Mf3.50 ; Mockers and feeders.
00 ; fed Texas steels. J3.&WJ.O ) : grass steers.
2 .V1H3.M ; eows. ! 2.Ofl.n ) .
HOtlS Hoi'elpts. 70) ) head ! shipments , 1.1M
oadj inirKol steady ; heavy , JJ.734 S5 ; puckers ,
l.fltHH.Mj llMht , Jl.SOff I 70.
HIIHii'--H : > 'celpls , COO head : shipments , J.OOi )
eatl , maiket very dull nnd nothing done.
K IMIS t I y l.lvi'Mnrlc *
KANSAS CITY , Juno 21CATTLnHecelpls. .
00 head ; phlpuioiiii. , 1 head ; market xtondvi
> xas steers , J25)ffl.2) ; TOMIS cows , J2. ) 3.0i ) :
oef steers , 13.73(1,1.30 ; unlive cows. J1.5iH i78 ;
tuckers nnd to tiers , JJ.2Mcl.2'i ' ; bulls , Jl 7f.uJ.90.
11OOB Hocelpis , 4GOD head , slilpini ills , none ;
inikol ! > lrong ; bulk of sales , JI.534f4.SO , heavies ,
1 TIM 11. VI ; packers , JI.OWI S3 ; mixed , 14 559(4 7f > i
Khls , tl.dOff I 5. Yorkers. t4.53W4.6pigs. ; . Jl.SJff
& ) .
Mlliii'-Hocclpts , Ct head ; shlpmonta , nonej
laikfl nte.itly.
V Mixik In Mglii ,
lleconl of recelpis at the four principal mar-
els for Saliirday , June 29 , 1S ! > .1 :
Cttltlf. IIocs. Sheep.
outh Omaha 706 3.M7 l.OH
hlcngi ) fOt ) 11.1KO 2.SM
Cnmiiis City 7t 4.CV ) C01
t. Ixiuls 1.700 7CO W >
Totals 3,655 1),837 4.6M
C.I.1IK , IUSr IX T131R
Illntils | ) Will lluva tu PrtJ
In tbn I'll turn.
SI'IUNOl'MKLP. II. . Juno 29. The new
a\v rcganlliiK IncoriiorAtlons making n Billi
ng scale nccordlnR to the amount of the
stock will KO Into effect Monday and a
msty c.ilcul.itlon of the amount of fees that
vouUf bo p.ild by the company's llceiueil today
f they had been one day longer making their
pnlleat'ons ' shows that It would bo requlroil
o piy fees atnountlncr to more thnn $250,000.
Among the applications today wns one for
ho reorganized Whisky trust. It does not
ippoar among the list of certificates of In-
: orporntlon Isrucd for the reason that the
name chosen Is so nearly llko that of an-
'tlior ' corporation previously licensed as to
nako confusion probable , and the secretary
las naked the Incorporators to cheese an
other.
Articles of Incorporation wore also fllert
vlth the secretary of state for the Transcon-
Incntnl Railway company. The principal
ofllco Is to be In Chicago , and the capital
stock Is $200,000.000. It Is proposed to con-
truct nnd operate a railroad from Chicago to
torppy City. N. J. The Incorporate anil
directors nre : Lysander 11111 , Charles 0.
lllkley , M. 12. Heaaley , h. A. Gardiner nnil
John W. Hill , all of Chicago.
HViMi vnoTi'.vr nuf. itKsr.itrn.
\ tithorltiitlvoiiiioiincnniont to th.it Effect
Mil dt < by llriidnrrot's.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 29. llrndslrcet's pnbll-
: atlon today prints In a conspicuous place tlio
ollowltig :
"Itmmuch as many usually well In-
ormcd newspapers appear to continue In
loubt as to whether the bond syndicate lias
completed IU work or not , whether It U
ibout to dissolve anil leave the treasury gold
escrve , now well above tlio $100,000,000
nark , to the tender mercies of the marketer
or foreign exchange , It may bo well to state
bus prominently that the syndicate has not
completed Its undertaking. It expects to con-
liuic to lend all proper support to the treas
ury In maintaining $100,000,000 of gold ro-
ervo until October , 1895 , In the same way
and manner that It has thus far. Therefore
Lombard and Wall street operators who liavo
remained In doubt as to the probable future of
the market for American securities because
of their unoJrtalnty on the point referred to ,
they may at once replace that doubt with a
aenso of security \\hlcli tills Information must
tend to Impart. "
Wealthy AVnni in Clinnr < * < l with Ilr bory.
CHICAGO , June 29. Mrs. Springer , tlio
wlfo of Millionaire Warren Springer , was In
dicted today for an alleged attempt to brlbo
a juror In a damage suit In which her lius-
> and was iiucrcaled , Mrs. Springer was In
dicted once before on the same charge , anil
: oilay'a action Is supposed to have been taken
to cover a technicality in the case.
Nulndled l > y it Kors.-Ml MortKiicro ,
SOUTH DENU , Intl. , Juno 29. H has Just
leaked out that Mls Agnes K.irram ] , a nloco
of and one of the heirs of the late Wilbur
F. Storey ot Chicago , was a few days nga
swlndlc-d out of Hevc'ral thousand dollars by
an unknown man. He aslgnd to her a
mortgage on a farm. Tlio mortgage proves
to be a forget y.
Aiiti'.lioiIron Hu I IHvldriid.
INDIANAPOLIS. Juno 29. Superior Judjro
Master will tli's afternoon declare an addi
tional 5 per cent Iron Hill dividend. Tills
will mean a distribution of about $250,000
among tlio Iron Hall holders , anil will , with
tlio 30 far cent dlvlJend now bslng paid , bring
the funds In the hands cf Ilecolvor Falley
down to about ? 15,000.
Mobbed un Dx-CatlioUc M n ! < .
MINNEAPOLIS , Juno 29. A Winnipeg
special says : I'uther Leyden , tin cx-Cath-
ollo monk of Uoston , narrowly oseapad mob
bing when ho lectured at Fort William nr.il
Hat Portage , Out , Ho was stoned at the
latter place and defended hlnm-lf from the
mob with a chair. The authotltlcs gave
him j > afu conduct out of town.
Kmlnrnt llotiinUt l' : * tf . \\t-iv.
NEW HAVEN , Conn. , Juno 29.-Prof.
Daniel C. Eaton of Yule unlverKty , one c : the
most eminent authorities on botany In this
country and professor on that mibject In the
college , died today after an Illnets of ofght
months. Prof. Eaton was born at Fet
Oratlot , Mich. , September 22 , 1834.
lilllrd bv HU rutlir in u Qtrirro1.
I1UA551L , Iiid. , Jun 29. Cliitrlps West
died today from the offoeU of a blow on the
head Inflicted by his father whlls the two
wore engaged In a quarrel. Lafayette West ,
the father , 1ms gene Insane and > ! fclarc * l > u
will commit tulchlc.
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If you use the proper facilities and In.
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to hantlle your busliifsn In Ihe stock
market.
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liability , judgment and fon-tcrvullvo
handling of Ihclr lnv > > * | iniMiltf ,
Send for our lior.ltl t on h'm ' to
rpctulatc , which vtlll bo miillfd un
appIKallon.
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Hun nnd nmnei'll'in In Iho litit n u , f-r him
the mom d'rect Inside Infinnallon eli a' at.ln n
| r > the rnivfinonis of certain noiim i- K do.
sh i I" iiiinm1 nnct with a few dik"re t ipeculix-
tot wna will i' . < llm infoiiimllnn t ) it itiulual
.tdvin'at' , I'm'lrn who will makn lit 'ml ' Iru.is-
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