ITITTITIir * TT - " "
A TAATr- A "V TTT"Vnv on i onrr
( f * tolERClAL
; < AND FINANCIAL
-
, s ,
, M Indications that the Corner in Jnly Wheat
Ifr Has Been forked Out.
THAT OPTION CLOSES HALF A CENT LOWER
Pupli-mltrr fJiilim n Sinnlt I'rnntleni
Corn nnd I'rovlMeuiM t'lriu
Oliti u I'enirtli Cc-ul
I I.tMvrr.
C'inCACJO , June 29. The recent activity
In the July wheat trading was conspicuous
by Its absence today , nnd IhU absence of
tiiullni , ' led innny to hellcve the corner. If
ono hnd pxlsted , had been worked out. The
July option closed nt ' c decline. Septem
ber , which was more active , closed ti email
frnrtlon higher. Corn nnd provision * closed
llrm , nt about unchanged prices , nfter re
covering tnrly declines. Oats wan weak and
loH Uc.
Wheat opened under the bearish Influences
of liwxl crop weather , fnvotablc reports of
thrnxhlng returns , Increased oMiinnle of the
yield by Thomnn , nnd Indinvrent forelsn
markets. July was offered for sale nt fiom
fJTiC lo C9 > ic , or ic below the price It
closed at yesterday. September opened ul
Cc or Uy.iC below the llguro It was brltiK-
Ins the ( lay before- . There was no nppaient
ele-slrc tu pre. s offcrlnKR at much below the
Martins prices. Trndlns was llsbt. both
In July and Seplembei dullverles , with mote
dolnt ! In thu latter than In July. July re
covered te * 70c , then sank sradunliy to C9',4c '
nnd worked up attain to 70c , whet-A It Htood
for n Ions time- . September recovered to
tw'.tir ' nnd rested between thtit nnd C3o lor
tin hour or HI. New V'ork reported clear
ances of wheat nnd flour eeiunl to &ISVUO
litii'lifl. ' . whlth helped the bulls hetc to keep
their courase up. Chicago receipts were nu
onrt and ll.WJ bll hels were withdrawn
from Htore. Mlnnvnpolln nnd Dulutli rc-
celveel SSi'carH. against 710 the coiTcs-poiid-
iliK day of the year before. Clearances from
Atlantic ports were ClI.OuO bushels , and that
bcsun nfter awhile , In the absence- atiy-
tliliiK further of n hrnrlvh i-huinclor , to In
duce vvaverers to buy. Seiitciiibcf lose to
K\w \ , and July to 7JsC. ( which were the
prlce-a current ) about 12 o'clock , when Hrad-
stieet'H weirld's visible Htatcincnt. WHB mane
public. Tlic latter reported a total dcrromsu
of S.iv.'S.OiiO bushels. That was ? a disappoint
ment , as a dccrenso t\t C.OOO.WKI bushelH had
bten expected , and n plight eleellm- all
around resulted. Some mllllm ; demand for
wheat absorbed about 1" : , OI > 1 bushelt ot thu
loe'al Kteioks , the rtlpply of which available
to deliver on contructs Is * now only 3KxiWU
buslii-U. July , after the dee-line sue-eeedltiK
Hradstteet'H report , ndvane-ed to 7U'Ac , nnd
HK.iln . fell to 7Mc , closing at that. September
sold as hlsh as C."iu and down once more
to fUTU' , rlo ! > ltiK at ti'iUc. The latest decline
In Se-ptember was caused by the eloslti
of a line- bought earlier In the stsslon.
Corn opened weak nnd eleollnnd 'Jc before
nny support was given. Thomnn'H report
predicted the larsest corn crop ever raised.
Another wi-akenlns factor was ) the unset
tled condition of Iowa freight rule' . " . Later
In the pe-sf'lon there was liberal buying on
unfavorable private crop report * , and a llrm
feeling prevailed during the balance of the
pu'rlon. Local receipts amounted to 7S1 cars.
September opened ' , { , c lower at Kc. de
clined to 254c , and advanced to 2G > i < li2i ! ( < 4C.
The closing price wtis "Ke.
Oats , with line weather , large receipts
nnd the early weakness In wheat and corn ,
caused nn easy feeling , and prices declined.
Offerings were large ami a ge > od business
was tratiHiicte-d. A steadier feeling was no-
tlci-nbie near the close , with but little re
covering In prices , however. September
opened ' , < , c lower at 1'Tf.e , declined to nv 17
17-\c , and closed nt 173'iC. Ixical rer-elptH
M \V VOHIC tiKMOHAL MAHKKT.
QiiiitiitlnnH of tlif liny on ( ie-iie-rul
Ceiiiiiiiiielltle-N.
NB\V YORK. June 29. KIXlR-Re-cept ) | , 20.-
FE4 Mil" . ; e i > orls , 33,342 hlilB. ; eiulet and easy
with wheat ; Minnesota pnlunts , (4.10d4.30 ; win
ter patents , | 4.36j4.C5 : winter BtralKhlK , ( J.Dui/
4.10 ; rye llnur , nulet.
CORNMHAIy Steady ; jellow weiitein , 57c.
IIY1 { Ktruely. No. 2 western , 37c.
1IARLKY Htraely ; 28iic.
IIAHI.IIV MALT Dull ; western , 43if64c.
WIIKAT Receipts. W.WO Im , ; exrwrts , 3R5.130
bu ; H' t dull ; optlonii oix-ned wrak under
Itcarlsli crop talk , lower caulcti nntl liquidation ,
rallied em lilt ; clearanccH and Increased cntti de
mand , but finally easetl off under rcallzlnir and
clofce-d Vi/c m-l lower ; No. 2 reel. June , clon-d ,
7Coi Seiitemlier , 70ifi71'/4ej ! cloved , 7ii.
fORN Receipts. 22S.250 hu , ; exports , 421,100
bu , sH | > t eiulet ; No. 2 , 30Hc ; oiirne-d easy undfr
better we-ntlu-r news , rallied on covering and hlc
clrarane-es , liut eated off finally with wheat and
I'll sed Ufl'.iei net lower ; June cloned , 299i
Hepte > ml > er , S003l > ic : close-d , Jlc.
OATH Ree-elpls. 110.CW ) till. ; exports , 808,105 bu. ;
rpot steady ; No , 2. 2Z'c ' ; "julet and easy elurlnK
thu day , closing ' . < o ne-t lower ; July , 22c.
HAY Steady em choice Kradva ; ililiplnir | 600.
Good to choice , 604172H * ' .
HOl'8 Dull ; state , common to choice 1693
crop. 3f4ei ; U9C crop. CfiSc ; 1'aclllc coant. 11"
crtp , 3 4c : H'.Ki crejp , Ciille- .
HIDIiS-I-'Irin ; Oalve-ston , Ho ; llucnon Ayres.
miCNfc : Texa . lie' California. ICc.
LKATHKR Klrin ; hc-mlock sole , lluenos Ayret ,
HUTTKR-Slendy. receipts. 17,110 pkgs. ; western -
ern creamery. 10JJ6o ; Ulglns , 15C.
CIIBBHB-RecHptn. 7.1J8
pkK8.j steady state
;
largf. ewe : small , Cli 7(4c ( ; part klm , SOCo !
full skims. 2fi3c
PROVISIONS Reef , quiet ; family (9 Mfl
10.00 ; extrn men. (7.60 5.00 ; hams , I'4.'o0fi23 -
packet , ( S.OOMro. CMt meats , steady iiekleJ
bdlles' 6M4/C / ic. pickle , ! .boulder. , 5iW6ilc-
! ' . " " Hl'i'tf ; U'ri1 * 'I'-/ ' ; we-siern KH-iira ;
. -
14.15 re-flneil '
; , steady. I'oik steadyme
823j8.76lurt -
: cU-ur , 19.00010 family , (9 .5
u'wl"et "
- | ! < > 3 1-wdJWoi country ,
OIUS-- > TrONSiBD-Steady : ; pilme crude
JOC , prime ji-lleiw , :3',4 l24c. IV-roleum. i-a
' y ;
I'nltrd '
rliwcd
ut SJc i'rnn
; yvunla | fiude , Mendy
Jul - > ; , VT-l"1 . ; . . ' * . 1VMl1 > ' : " " " " "I. comn , , , , , to
fc-enxl ll.i2S4jI.76. Turpentinequlu Mt "C-Vlj'Ti-
to xlra , 41i jo ,
MOLAKHKH-Bleady : New Orleans , open ket.
tl . R , d to choice , J2 28c. l
s'ttady ll.I5ff4.J5. I/iel. " itrbng and ucll\e :
l.rokfrs' . ( IM \ "
; exchange , ( Irongrr ; ejuutt-d ,
SI , Lei n In Ge-lie-nil Murkrt ,
ST. LOUIS , June JJ.-FIXUR-nul | and un.
changed ; patent ! . 13.4004.60 ; ntro- fancy , (4.1CW
< < ! WllBAT ? ' ' .J ? " " 5JWlol" ? [ ! ' 'i1"03- - ,
The speculative inurk t w i dull uuu
weak at the opening on | owtr cable- * ana KOOJ
crop n ws und there was no demand for either
caih or futures. Llfht receipt * herv and in the
northwest and th * Illinois crop report , which
turned out bullish , cauied a rally unit th * mar-
fcet rioMd.rtMdy.J ? toeyow. . btafiw ifA" . " " ' ,
. truck , 76UCfci July , C7ic ! bid ; August ,
61'itidSe , iVpUmbMM4o. .
1ORNFuture ? * r burelr mendr to firm )
pol , drm ; No. 2 cAKh , Z2H J1H ; July , ! t ic ;
, .
UAT8 Dull unit about firmly. there b lnt 1m t
little t > ii lntM trftnuclfd In either fpet or future -
ture ; No. I enr\i. \ li'.lc ' bill ; July , JTHc.
It YK- Firm ; c. truck.
1IARLKV Nominal.
.
IIRAN Dull n < l weak : i t truck ,
worth nominally KtJ.lAc ; enct side , country points ,
33o. . i
n.A.X8KniLower t TJHo liM.
TIMOTHY f"iii-I'rlmc. " (2.60JI2.M.
HAY Dull , fteady and unchnnpMl ,
RUTTini-gulel ; creamery , liaiic ! dairy , SO
IXH1K Steaity nt 7Hc.
POULTRY Chlck . old hens , steady at tc !
.irlnKx , easier nt fOllc ; durks. springs , quiet
nt Re ; fc < rrcprlnes , quiet at 60Cc.
\V11ISKY-I1.1J.
COTTON TIKS-tee
MKTAUM Leuil , higher at I3.3:0J.374. ! Ppcl-
te-r , quiet nt 14.05.
1'IIOVIHIONH Pork , lower ; standard mess ,
Jobbing , l7.Ki7S,10. Lnrel , higher : prime- steam ,
(4.00 ; choice , (4.074 . Racon ( bnxcd ) , shoulders ,
15.72'i ; choice. I4.074 ! ; extra short clear , (5.X ( ) ;
ribs. ( S.CO ; shorts. ( S.72'4. Dry salt meats
( hexed ) shemlders , 14.Hi ; extra short cltnr , ( S.lOi
rlln. I5.l't : shorts , (5.00.
HicnilTP l-'lour. 3Wio bills. : wheat , 4,000 bu. ;
corn. ll.tXi" hu. ; oats , lO.Oibu. ) .
RIIII'MKNTB rinur. S.o(0 ( Mils. ; wheat , 3,000
bu. ; rorn , 13,000 bu.j oats , 3tXX > bu.
OJIAIIA UMHAL MAIIICIITS.
Ceiiiilltleiii of Tt-nilo nnd Uiiotntlonn
on Slnplc nnd l.'iinur Produce.
of sales , " ' 40. Hot weather Is
causing heuv ) lotin , In some cases as high nt
fl\o to elKht eluzrn per case.
IIUTTIIR Common to fair , "I4c ; choice to
fane ) ' , lOOlfc : teparator creamery , 15c ; eath *
cred creunuiy , 12c.
VI2AIChoice fat , CO to 120 Ibs. , quoted ot
I9 c ; lane nnd coarse , 4ff6c.
LIVH 1'OULTRY-HeliB. 6c ; cocks , 3B4o !
"prln chlckeiiB , per II ) . , 12QI4c ; ducks , Cc.
PIOICONS Live , 75jl < 0c ; dead plgcona not
wanted.
HAY Upland , 16.00 : midland , (4.60 : lowland ,
(4.00 ; rye utraw , (4.60 ; color makes the price on
Imy ; light balca cell the best , only lop grades
trim ; top prices.
IIROOMCORN Kxlremely slow sale ; new crov ,
delivered on truck In country : choice green self-
working carpet , per lb. , 2324c ! : choice green ,
runnlne to hurl. 2Ur. common , l'/4o.
VKO12TAI1LES.
URUiN rnAS Perbu. . basket , 60BCOC.
- PLANT-Per lb. ! He.
fMlirRS-I'er : doz. . 30
TOMATOUS Per 4-batket crate , WkflU.0 * .
nS Per doz. , 10jl.c ,
t'i : Per doz. , 10ij20c.
WAX UliANS-Per > , i-bu. box. 75c.
STUIXO IIIIANS-Per H"l > u. box. Uc.
PAHKI.KY Per Uoz. , 20fl2Sc.
ONMONS-Per lb. , IP. .
LIMA IIKANS-Pcr lb. , 3c.
llKANS-Hand-plcked navy , per bu. . $ L1 .
CAII1IAOK Oood stock , 2c.
POTATOKS-New , per bu. , Me.
rnurrs.
APUirOTS I'cr care. Jl.15ill.23.
C'AMl.-ortNIA CHUIlIlinS Per 10-lb. box ,
ll.OOi/1.10.
I1I.ACIC nASPHiHHIES Per 24-plnt case ,
tl.OOQI.IO ; quart cafes , $1.2Jffl.75.
IJI.Al'Kntillin.S-Per : ! 24-iit. cas-e , Jl.23i31.35.
APPI.KS-Nu rhlpplni ; flock.
aOOSHIIKIlUIUS-Per 24-qt. case , Jl.CO.
KOUTHIiltN PKACIIKS-I'er < 4-bu. . 7CC0J1.00.
HKD llASPllKIHtlKS Per 24-qt. case , Jl.t.0.
TUOPICAIi FllUITS.
OUANOKH Mediterranean gweclB , JJ.iO ; St.
IchuelK. J4.00.
LKMONS-UcralnuB , J5.OOfi5.SO ; choice Califor
nia. } 4.25(4.0. (
IIANANAS Choice large stock , per bunch ,
| 2.00ti.2o ; medium-sized bunches. J1.DOQ2.00.
MISClil.UANKOUS.
NUTS Almonds , Cuiliornlu , per lb. , large
gfzc , 13c ; liiuzlls , per lb. , lOc ; Gnglleh walnuts ,
per lb. , funcy , fall shell , 1213c ; standards ,
Id'illlc ; IlllxirtK , per lb. . H'c ' : pecans , polished ,
liitltij. U610o ; Jumbo , llftlZo ; largu hickory nuts ,
Jl.iU per bu. ; cocounuts. 4V4u each.
K1OB Impcrtcil fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxed ,
12c ; li cnmri. CO-lb. boxes , 13BHC.
HONKY-Cholce , 13ifl5c.
riDKU-riarllled Juice , per hall bbl. , J2.35 ; per
bl'bl. , * 4.00fl4.2 ( . .
MAPI.U SYIIUP Flvc-Bfll. cans , each , J2.23 ;
( Ml. cans , pure , per doz. , J12 ; Half-gal , cans.
fC.25 ; quart cans. } 3.r > 0.
FRESH MHATS.
DRESSED DEW Good native steers. 400 to
GOO Ibs , , c ic ; good forcqiiartcrs , kteers , 5'.4c ; Rood
hlnd < iuarterK , S'ic ; western fiteers , ti'.icj fancy
hclfcr . Clio BOOI ! heifers. Co ; Rood fore < | iiarters ,
heifers. DC ; Rood hindquarters helf" . c ; good
cows , 6c : fair cows , BV4c ; common cows. Be
cow forequarters , 4ic ( ; cow hindquarters. "He.
HEUr Ct'TS Tendt rlolns ISc ; boneleiiB strips ,
Or ; strip lolnn , 6c ; rolls , S'.ic ; Flrloln butts , H4c ;
shoulder clods , Cc ; rump butts , tic ; steer
chuck ) ! , Cc ; cow chucks , 4c ; bonelets chucks ,
4' c : cow plates , 2'.4c ' ; steer plates. 3c ; ( lank
steak. 6c ; loins , No. I , 13c ; loins , No. 2. lOc ;
loins , No. 3 , S'.ic : No. 1 short loins , 15c ; No. 2
C
sh'aiik and rump off , dc ; trimmings. 3'.4c ' ; beet
shanks. 2'.4c ; brains , per doz. . 33c ; sweetbrcadh ,
per lb. , lOc ; Mveetbreads ( calves ) , per lb. . 40c ;
kidneys , | > er doz. , 35c ; ox tails , each. 2c ; livers ,
per lb. , 2Hc ; hearts , per lb. , I'/ic ; tongues , per
lb. , Uc.
PORIC Dressed pgs ! &uo- dressed hogs. Be ;
tenderloins , SHc ; loins , 5Uc ; spare ribs , 3Hc ;
hum sausasc. butts , 5c ; Kliouldern. rouKh , 4 ? c >
shoulders , skinned , 5'/ic ; trimmings , 4 , c ; leat
lard , not rendered , 4lc ; . heads , cleaned , 3c ,
nout and ears , 3c ; backbones. 2c ; cheek meats.
3c ; neck bones , 2',4c ; pics' lalla 3 ; plucks ,
each , Be ; chitterlings , cc ; hocks , 4c : hearts , per
doz. . 2."c ; ftomachs , each , So ; tonuuei ) . each , "c ;
kidneys , per doz. , lOo ; brains , per doz. , 15c ;
pigs' feet , per doz. , 30c ; livers , each , 3c.
HIDES. TALLOW. HTC.
HIDES No. I srcen lii'ics. bHc ; N > > . 2 Breen
hides 4V.c ; No. 1 green iiiHeJ hides , O'/ic ; No. 2
Kreen salted hides. Wtu ; No. 1 veal cnlf , S to 12
Ibs. , "c ; No. 2 veal calf , 1 2to IS Ibs. , 4a , No. 1
dry nint hides , 0310c ; No. 2 dry fllrit hides , fg
9c ; No. 1 dry salted hides. Sf ! > c ; part curril
hides ' /io per lb. less thnn fully cured.
SHEEP PEI.TS Oreon itlteu. eac > i , 2'iitCOu ;
Kreen salted , shearlings ( short woolr.t early
skins ) each , ISc ; dry shearlings ( short woolcd
early skins ) , No. 1 , each , Sc ; dry Hint. Kansas
and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , ac
tual weight , 4 6c ; dry Hint , Kansas and Np.
braskn Murrain wool pelts , p r lb. . actual
weight. 3JJ4c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts per lb. , actual weight , 4H5c ; dry Hint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. . actual
weight , 34c : feet cut off. ns it Is useless to
pay freight on 'hem
TALI-OW AND GREASE Tallow , No. 1 , SJc ;
tallow. No. 2. 2c ; grease , white A , So ; grease ,
white H , 2o : grease , yellow , 2c- grease , dark ,
IKc ; old butter. 22V4c : beeswax , prime , 15ff22c ;
rough tallow , Ic.
WOOL Unwashed , fine heavy , C7c ; fine light.
SfMc ; quartcrblood , 10S12c. fetdy. burry and
chaffy SfJSc ; celled und broken , coarse , 769c ;
cotted and broken , fine. f8e. Fleece washed ,
medium. 15J18c ; nne , 14O1CC' tub washed , Idff
18c ; black , EC ; bucks , 6c ; tag locks , 2@3c ; dead
pulled. 5QCc.
HONE3 In earlots , weighed and delivered In
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , J12.OU814.00 ; dry
country , bleachf d. per ton , J10 00012.00 dry coun
try , dump and meaty , per ion. JO.0038,00.
STOCKS AM ) HOMIS.
MnrUrt IH Kt-vorlnli All liny nml CloN-
luu : I'rU'i-M AnIrr 'K l r.
NEW YORK , June XI. The market for securi
ties today was one to delfaht the professional
trader , fluctuations In many of the leading
shares being wide and very erratic. Sugar
nmvnl over a range of Vft per cent during the
day , dunclnu up and down by spurts and falls.
Chicago ( las \va almcst equally wide In Its
lluctuatlcnB and was as erratic and even mure
active. The range of these two great centers
-peculation was above' last night's clne In
the t-urly dealings , espiclally In the rate or
Sugar , and this tended to restrain the * distinct
tendency toward reaction which was latent In
thu market all day and which linally overcame
the whole list. Thw London exchange was fant
Kittling down to normal activity again alter
the Interruption of the Jubilee festivities mid
prices there reflected the opinion of dealers that
th < t advance of prices on tin- New York ex.
change had been more precipitate than watt
warranted by the conditions. This Influence was
reinforced .by heavy helling heru lor IxjnJon
account. Prlccx In the ll t generally weie
feverish , i-speclally the grangers , and sagged to
u marked degree iifldc from special fates , giving
iv very Irregular aspect to thv market. . General
strength ami a rally followed the publication of
the llurllngton utatement for May showing an
Increasu In net earnings of JSW.MiS. The lower
ing of posted rates of exchange half a cent to
HX > H for long and J4.M ) for short bills Imparted
confidence , riMlectlrig the weakness of the ex
change market and the probability that gold
shipments would be lighter or entirely sus
pended this week. Hut uhen heavy liquidation
In Hutur and Chicago Go * n't In during the
final hour the doubts of holders returned In full
force and stocks of all the leading properties
wcr thrown over nt a lively rate In a frverlsh
ilt-nlri' to realize und prices were generally rar-
rlM down to the lowest point of the day. A
partial rally In Chicago Gas stiffened pr | fs
above the Irmest , leaving final re-culls mined
between gains and IOMCS. Most of the prom.
Inent hares thow lot ? s extending to 1 % per
lent In Sugar , 2 ! per cent In Standard Rope
and over u point In llurllngton , Rock Island ,
Louisville & Manhattan , Northern Pacific prc-
fi'ired developed heaviness on Iho belief ( hut
the differences between the Hill Interests and
the voting trustees were about to culminate.
The coalm refitted the general heavlnei-s In
the Increase In the circular rates for anthracite
coal. Among the prominent stocks to show
gains , though only fractional , were Tobacco ,
which was strong and very active during the
greater part of the day ; New Jersey Central ,
Omaha , Tennertee Coal arut tit , Louis South
western , In the Inactive list some marked net
Cains note shown. Ear.t Illvt-r Gas preferred
rose 4 * per cent over the last rale and the 2
common stock ! ' , per cent. Rio Grarulo Western
rote 2 IKT cent ; Rio Grande Western rose 3
per rent ; Rio Grande Western preferrc-l ,
Jli per e-nt ; Ice preferred , 3 per cent ; Cleveland -
land , Cincinnati. Chicago & St. I < ouls preferied
and Colorado Piiel. S per cent ; and Ia Cled *
( ion preferred , Michigan Central , Minneapolis &
St. Louis second preferred , Spirits and Tobacco
Scrip , a point or over. Th * volume of transac
tions was almo t us large us yesterday , but
0)er thrve-flflhs of the dealings er concern
truted In Chicago Gas , Sugar , the grangers ,
Tobacco nd Atchlson preferred.
The upwird movement In railroad mortgagee
WM ( Continued wlUi cwi liUriiLl
th extreme heavlnos nf the stock spfculntlon.
The Innulrjr embraerd a lurie arl ty of lnu s ,
In which notably higher price * were recorded
Ktnrrnlly. fomo few bondx suffered from liqui
dation , particularly American Spirits fi's. which
lost 4 per cent. The ! were JJ.401.000. Oov-
ernm nt lends were steady at big ; prices and
were without rale.
Th Evening I' < - ' 1 > Ix > ndon financial cablegram
aysi "After n firm opening In the clock market
today there was u general reaction , led by A
sharp break In Kaffirs on unconfirmed rumors
that two of the Transvaal Judges had resigned.
Kafllr * chued weak , but above the worst. Amerl-
rant reacted on symptoms of profit taking In
New York and In sympathy with other markets.
The readiness with which all the stock offered
was absorbed , however , convinced : operators how
the market had broadened and strengthened and
n sharp rally taking place , the leading shares In
the wtrcet continued to rise. The American cable
companies' shares arc considered suggestive.
The Paris and llerlln markets were steady. "
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today ;
Atct'ion. . . . . . . . . N. Y. AN. Enir. . . . 37
Ail.v in Kx 1ST Ontario AW 15
Alton.T. II 01) OroifOii Nair in
Am. Express 113 O. S. L. AU. N. . . . in
Ilnltlmoiv X Ohio. Pacific Mall
RanneU Pacific. , . . IVorla. Di-c. A E .
Canada Southern. . Pittab'.irv
Central Pacific. . . . I'ullm.in Pal.tce. . . 108
Clips. , V Ohio Hcnilliir
Chicago A. Alton. . 14S It O. W
C. II AQ 83 dopM
Chlc.it-o an tin
Consolidated ( l.iv St. Paul.
C. U. C. A SU L. . . . elopfd. ,
Colo. Co.il A Iron. . St. Paul .V Omaha ,
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . ilw St , P. A. O. pfd
Dclawaro A Hit I. . Southern IMclflo. .
Del. L-ick. AV . . . 157 Sugar R finery. . . .
I ) . All. O. Dfd
East TCMIII . - . , _ _ 'aellla 10)4 )
Krte 10 Tol. A O. Con. pU. 40
Crlopfd nt UntoiUMclllc. 40BM
Kort Wayne 40
' ' ' ' ' ' "
( i. Northern pM. . 120 w''s't , 'r.p ! i iic. . 40I I
C.JtK. I. pfel 100V. . St , L. .V P. jM. . 15
Hocklnrr v'alloy. . "Hi WellH Knriro Kx. . . lor
Illinois Cc-ntr.tl. . . 07 4 ; Western Union. . . . 81 H
St. P. AUiilutli. . . . 22 Whcolliur.k L. H. .
K.AT.pM H1H W. .t L. K. UM
Lake Hrlo \ West. 14 ( I.MInn. .v St. Louis. 20
dopfil O'HIUen. A it. O ion
Lnku.Sliorn 172. ( Jon. Electric
Lead Trust NlU'lLl
I.oulsvlllu.t N. . . . CIM | Colo. Kuol .t Iron.
L..t N. A do Dfd
Manhattan Con , , . . Tol. St , L. , t K. ( i.
MemphluAC U elonfd
Michigan Central. 100 Southern OU
Mo. Pacllle JO Southern Dfd
Mobile .t Ohio 20 Tob.icco
NiHhvlMoUhat. . . . no Tobacco i > td
N. J. Central H4 Am. T. .V C. Co. . . na
N. Ik. W.Ufd 21) ) JC. C. Co 11)8 )
North Am , ( Jo 21)4k 'Am. ' Sitinr nM. . . . 1US
Nirtliani Pnclllo , . M.U Rubber nfd
N. Pacific pfd 1A Lo'ithcr pfd
U. P. . II. AU O. K. N. | tfel
NortliweBtern Am. Spirits
itourd Kill P.U.C. fcSt.L. pfd 47 M
N. V. Central 1U.1
Total snleH of stocks today were 432,108 shareH ,
Including : American Tobacco , 19,000 ; Atchlson ,
3,000 ; American Sugar , 57.8CO ; llurllngton. 37,100 ;
Chicago Gas , B.SKD ; Genernl Electric , 3,100 ; Louis
ville a Nashville , S.COO ; National Ijfuil , 9.5W
Reading1C.OOO ; Rock Island , 20.100 ; Northwest ,
ern , 6.4W ) ; Northern Pacific preferred , 4(00 ;
Omaha , 14,200 ; St. Paul , 4S.COO ; Tennessee Coal
and Iron , 10,100 ; Western Union , C.IOO ; Southern
Pacific preferred , 10,000 ; New Jersey Central ,
4,300.
\ MV York .Meinoy Market.
NEW YORK , June 20. MONEY ON CALL
Easy nt l&m per cent ; last loan , 1'4 ; closed , l',4 '
ftlJ.
PHIMK MERCANTILE PAPER 304 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Heavy , with actual
business In bankers' bills nt S < .S7ff'.S7'i for de
mand nnd nt J.E504.8i ) and J4.SC for sixty days ;
lasted rates , JUGyK4.u ! , and t4-K@4.St > ! i.
Commercial bills , J4.W.
SILVER CERTIFICATES COKe-COTiC.
IIAlt SILVER GOy c iwr ounce.
MEXICAN DOLLARS 47"ic.
GOVERNMENT IION'DS Firm.
STATE IIONDS Dull.
RAILROAD RONDS Strong.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
U.S. now4s.ro ? . . I'JAUI do 4 8f ! )
U. S. uuiviHcoup. . 12SV * Erlu2ds. .
U. S. fl . rej I14H O. II. , tS. 107' ,
U.S. fis.coup 14' ' < do 74 ! > 7M
U.S. 48.ro ; Ills II. JtT. C. Os 11114
U.S.-Is coup IK ! do Us lor
U. S.'jH.ns ? 11(1 ( M..K. .tT. 1st 4t. 84U
PnclllcOsof'J3. . . do-'dlH < ; _ '
Ali..cliHS : : A Mutual Union l ) . . 107
Ali..class : B 11)7 ) N. J. C.Onn.- . . . . .
Ala..class c inn No. i'itcltle lHt" > . . .
A la. Currency inn No. Paullle 2n4s. oU'i
Lri. NunCon. . 4s. . Ull N. W. Conioli . . . .
MlssourlitH 10.1 elod. P. Ueb. St. . 117
N.C liB 1'Jd K. G WCHI. l t . . .
N.C.-ls 101 St. P. Cans3ls 7.S. . ian
S. C. noufuml 4 SI. P. C. A P. W. 117
Tumi , now H2t Ha. . SH St. t * &I. M.O'jn..1 ! . HO
Te'iin. new nut Ss. . 10.1 Sl.L. tS. F.Oanil.
Tumi , old ( is tin Texas P.12. IstH. . .
/a. Centuries OS Texas Pan.2d-i. . . . 27
eloiluferreJ 3 U. P Istsof 'aj. . . low
AtchlHon4s S3 WcstSliorj
do''dA r,04 L. & N. nnllied 4a. K2i !
Can. So. Sell ) 10S Southcni .IH II.u <
O. P. iBtHOl "JJ. . . 10 l O. R. JkN IHIB lii : !
D.&K.G.7H 11U O. It. &N. 4a H5
Ileixtn.i Stock ( tiiotiitlnus.
DOSTOS. Juno 20. Call lorins. lWaL'4 ner
cent : tlmo loans. li Ut per cent. Clonli : ' , * prices
tot stories , ban.lsunj mliilnr a'l.irji :
A.T.'iS. P 12K We-st End ptu pT55
American Suj.ir. . 127 W.Elee 2IJ <
Am.Suitiir Dfd. . . . 107-lf W. Elce. Dfd Do"
IlavStato UUH IIJ < Wla.Ccnt IJf
Uell Telephone. . . 2.13 Eel. Elec. Ill 140
lloHlon.V Albiny. lli : AtclilHou pfd 25
Boston , t Maine. . . HI.'iU ! AtC'hlHon S.t > t'
c..n..t Q Hil'hlN'ow England ( Is. . II ! )
Fllclibure
( icneral Electric. . : ] 4is i Alloiicz Mlnln ? Co
Illinois Steie ) 34l < JAtlantlo
Mexican Central. UK llOBton Si. Montani
N. V. i N.E (10 ! caliimel.t Hccl'l. . 383
Olel Colony 177hi Centennial 7
O.S. L 10 Keaitmrie 1814
( lubber 12 OHceola 3t >
San Dli'i'O 0 Tnmurnclt 120
Union I'-icllia r H Wolverine 10 ? <
West En U 81
Sun Prnnilnce > MliiInK Qiieitnilii n * .
S\S PIl.MCI30O. . Ju- i-5 23. Tna oTl3l.il cloi-
hiKniio'n'lons far , ulnl
followB :
AlnhnCon ' . ) JU8tlC3 . 4
15 Kentucky Coi : . 0
Helchcr 21 Mexican . 34
licstA llolehcr. . . . 4-1 OcPldciit.il Con. . . . IK
llnlllon 10 Oiihlr. . 72
Caledonia 0 Over.nan . 12
ChnllcnsoCon. . . . 44 Potoat . 41
Chollar. 80 Savazo . 25
Confidence Ilfi Sierra Novada. . . . 75
Con. Cal. AVa 135 Silver Hill . 75I
Con. Imperial 1 Union Con . 42
Crown Point 22 UtahCon . 5
OoulrtACurrlo. . . . 35 Yellow Jacket. . . . 41
llalo.VNorcross. . 8H Standard . 145
.fulla 4
Silver bara. itiiUjO ! Moxtc.in Uollara. 49lOWc ;
clrafiu.aUlu , 17i < c : drjlta. tjldfraph , 200.
York .Ml ill lie liie > lnlllliK.
NEW VOHK. Juno 29. Ths following arj the
clOKlngmlnlnr quotitions :
Chollar. 70 Ontario Odd
Crown Point 15 Onliir. IM
Con.Cul. A Va , . . . 125 Plymouth J2
Deadwood 05 Quicksilver JW (
Gould A Curry 30 Oulc'iCBilvcr ofd. . . 700
Ilalu ANorcross. . 75 SlerruNuvuUa. . . . . IIS
IIomoHtako 2UOO Standard 135
Iron Silver 33 Union Con : HI
Mexican 25 Yellow Jacket . . . . 3A
I/niidnn J-t
LONDON Juno 20. t p. in. eloslnj ;
Can. Pacific . . 051 N Y.Coutril .
Hrlo ft't ' Pennnyivanli : . 5
Krlo lulsnfa lUj.idlm ;
111. Central Mex. (3'3n. ' now 43 , 75
Me-xlcan ordinary. 2 1 S AtchUon . 1-JU
-Si. Paul conunon. . _ H4ii ! S2) )
MONUY KQl per cenl.
The rate of discount In the open market for
Blurt blIl.i , 2 per cent ; for threemonths' bills ,
t per cent ,
Gold IH quoted at RuenoH Ayrrs today nt 1 ! > D ;
at I.lbtiun , 4C % ; at Rome , 104 ; American e-auk-p ,
7Cs Cd ,
American .Se-cMirlttcN In I.eiiiilon.
LONDON , June 29 , The market for American
iie-ciirltles opened firm , but gave way on u deslic
among holders to realize ; closed steady with
demand moderate.
K < trHuii ;
DERLIN , June 29. Exchange on London , 20
marks 35 pfgx. for checks.
PARIS , June 29. Three per cent rentes , 107f
COe ; exchange on London. 2Sf 104c. !
Klniine'liil .VoH-M.
NEW ORLEANH , June 29 , Clearings , Jl.UC-
712.
712.IIOSTON.
IIOSTON. June IS. Clearings , J18,872,251 : balances -
ances , J20i70,619.
HALTIMORK. June 29. Clearings , 12,350,404 ;
balanrrs , | 3'C,7C8. !
PHILADELPHIA. June 29. Clearings , 19,399 , .
435 ; balances , Jl.HJ.HrO.
CINCINNATI , June 29. Money. 2V4W3 per cent ; (
New York exchange , par ; clearings , 51 , Hi , MO.
MEMPHIS , Term. , June 29 , Clearings , 1449-
3SS ; balances , 1CC.47U ; New York exchange , selling
at JIr,0 premium ,
NEW YORK. June ! 9. Clearings , J124. 894.194 ;
bnlanreu , > S,61S,41C. The steamship Paris will
take out tomorrow 720.WO ounces of Mlvi'r ,
ST. IXl'IS. June 19. Clearings. J3.900.SCO ; ba | .
ances , J330.493 ; money , 467 per cent ; Ni-w Y < irk 63
cichiins'e , Ka | iremlum bid , 60o premium asKcd , 67
CHICAGO. Junii 29. I'learlngs. JI3.C22.647 ; New 60
York exchange. S5c premium ; foreign exc.iange , 67
llrm ; demand , J4.f > 7 > 4 ; sixty days , J4.fcG4 ! : sloekn , CO
active und llrm ; cable * were especially strong , 6C
doting prices ; Diamond Match , 140 ; city Rail. 40
way , 232 ; Strawboard , 29 ; We t Chicago. 1C3',4 ; 54
Noith Chicago , 21 ; New York lllscult , M ; Uus CO
i5 , 101TJ. C7 CS
Cl
I'tMirlu 64
PEORIA. June 29. CORN Market steady ; No. 49
' * 68
2'oAT8 Market quiet , easy ; No. 2 white , 200 C2
2014C. 71
WHISKY Market steady ; on the basin of J1.19 77
for high wines. 74
RECEIPTS Corn , K3.600 bu. ; oats , J9.CM bu. ; K
rye. none ; whisky , none ; wheat , none.
SHIPMENTS Corn. 12,000 bu. ; oats. 14.745 bu. ;
rye , none ) whUky , MO bbls.j wheat , none. C
I'lilliulvliililu I roilupp JInrU - .
PHILADELPHIA. June 29.IIUTTiRteady ;
fancy western creamery , ISc. 66
IX1GB Steady : fresh nearby , llcj freiU weiit- tl
eni. 60
U
OMAHA L1VIJ STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs Come. Jn to the Yards Quito
BUYERS BEARISII/J.ASD ; PARTICULAR
IH-alrnlilc He-even Sell n Stonily I-'lw-
uri-H , hut ImlYi'iU'lie-il Stm-li OUCH
r- lliin Take u
l\\K \ J'nuil * .
SOUTH OMAHA. "June 20. nccclpts for
the days Indicated wen- .
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
June 29. . . . . 3.U22 ' 332 . . . .
June ZS 2 , 73 2,1.10 1.01)5 )
June 20 ) " " " SOI
1,7ft 9,017 SOIWo
June 25 1,414 8,000 Wo 23
June 24 l.G'2 ' S.7S1
June 23 4,53o 7,087 2.G21
Jtllie 22 4,153 7.Z15 007
June 21 ; 1,341 IS
June 19 933 G3IS ! '
June is 1,427 fl.IM 1760
Juno 17 2,031 7,197 3.111
June 16 2.MO 9,937 27S2
Juno 15 4,344 11.M3 2,248
Jtmc 14 S25 1.SS7 457
The olllclnl number of cars of stock
broujjht In today by each road was :
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. . M. & St. I' . Hy . .
O. & St. U Hy. . . . : 4 . .
Missouri 1'aclllc Hy 2 C 2
Union 1'aclllc System 34 31 1
C. & N. W. Hy 2 > -i
P. , 13. & M. V. It. It 23 35 3
s c & i * Hy
' " " " ' " '
c' . , st. i' . , M. "b."iiy . . . . I 9 7 . .
U. & M. H. It. U . 4.1 46 9
O. , U. & Q. Hy . 3
1C. C. & St. J . 8 . .
C. , H. I. & P. Uy. , K . . .
C. , H. 1. & 1 > . Hy. , W . . 1
_
Total receipts * . 13S 138 15
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated :
lluycrR. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 1'acklns Co . 2a 709
The O II. Hammond Co. 4'J9 1.3S3 . . . .
Swift and Company . &S9 1.7S4 4S
The Ctnlnhy Packing Co. 674 3,329 813
I1 , n. Armour , Chicago. . 100 .
H. Decker and Degan . . . . 4S .
Vnnsnnl & Co . 35 .
Hill & I < ewl9 Co . 210 .
Huston ft Co . 31
Hammond , from K. C . 1 S 242
Cudahy P. Co. . from K. C. 200
C. P. & P. Co. , Neb. City . . . 1,218
Oilier buyers . 4.S- . . . .
LtH Over . . 300 400
Tolnls . ! 2l923 8,903 1,10.1
CATTLE The day's receipts of cattle
were somewhat larger than yesterday , 3,022
head , as against -1,158 head on Tuesday a
week ago. . .
The most of the cattle here were shipped
In for beef , but a oed many of them were
unfinished , and In the eyes ot buyers un
desirable. At the same time thera were
quite a good many pretty decent cattle
among the offering ! ? . Ttiu market wr. slow
to open , buyers acting a little bcansn , nnd
the movement of cattle toward the scales
was at no time very nci-.ve. Still they
kept selling , and a clearance was effected in
reasonably good sejaeon. Desirable beeves
brought fully steady prices , but rough and
unfinished cattle were weak.
Hutclier * ' stock was In moderate supply
anil fair demand , and the market In con-
Heeiuence not materially changed.
Stoekcra nnd feeders were In light supply
and the market about steady. Representa
tive sales
: i
XATIVEB-1H3KK STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Tr.
No.D.
1. . . .1400 (3 60 1..1G4JQ 14 00 D. . . .120fi H 20
1. . . .1330 3 60 I.-MO 4 00 4 20
1. . . . S40 3 CO 4U..1M5 4 03 24. . .10S2 4 20
21. . .1050 3 . ' ,0 39 . . .1278 4 05 13. . .1IS.9 4 23
23. . .103C 3 SO 1S . . .1S2 ( 4 03 40. . .12.SC 4 25
17. . . .me SCO 67. ' ! . . 9b 4 03 19. . .11CS 4 25
IS. . . . SC2 3 C3 0..1010 4 10 79. . . 993 4 25
4. . . . 3(2 3 70 21.1056 , 1 10 17. . .1242 4 25
19. . . .10W 3 70 3..W5 4 10 1. . .120) 4 25
43. . . . P3S 3 70 4 10 20. . .11 ! > 9 4 30
3. . . 3 75 .lira 4 10 21..1225 4 30
C. . 3 SS 27. ' . .13.19 4 10 35..1202 4 30
4. . . .1220 33 C. . .1518 4 10 30..1215 4 35
1. . . . f'OO 3 M > S3.1 .11.16 4 10 95..141D 4 40
10. . . .1027 3 tO 21. . .1020 4 10 7.-.1307 I 45
11. . . .1037 3 SO Z4. . .lor.3 4 10 4..1197 4 45
4. . . .1055 3 90 221. .1142 4-15 1195 4 45
41. . . ' 3 90 26. . .1267 4 15 1. . 1430 4 45
37. . . . 917 5 9i ) .1272 4 15 1. . 14CO 4 45
29. . . . 974 3 93 1..1210 ; 4 15 ID..1370 4 45
18. . . .100 $ 3 93 17.-.IIC1 4 15 21..1213 4 60
24. . . .1095 4 10 24..10&8 4 20 . .1230 4 55
39. . . .1072 4 00 21..71197 4 20 S. . . .1271 4 65
4. . . . SS7 4 00 4..1142 4 20 Z7..151G 4 10
IS. . .1210 4 00
COWS.
1. . . S50 1 75 1. . .1200 3 15 . . .1038 3 : j >
1. . . 3. , .1123 3 15 . . .1243 3 ro
1. . . . SSO 2 23 1. , . 930 3 20 . . .14EO 3 5Q
. . for. 2 40 14. . . S10 3 20 . . .1150 3 no
. .1030 2 50 1. . .1340 3 25 . . .1210 3 50
. .1140 2 50 14. 990 3 23 . . .1425 3 50
. . MO Z 50 9. . . . 972 3 23 . . .1440 3 50
. .1PSO 2 73 2..1035 3 30 , . .1110 3 55
. .1150 2 73 2..1033 3 30 . . . 971 3 55
. .IOOT 2 75 1..1190 3 30 . . . f42 3 55
. .1050 2 73 4. . .1162 3 35 . . . 795 3 CO
2 M 1. . .1000 3 35 1. . . .1040 3 C5
.1CDO 2 SO 1. . .1190 3 33 1. . . .1300 3 C5
.1048 2 90 .1235 3 35 1. . . .1320 3 C5
.1023 2 90 .11CO 3 35 19. . . . 984 3 C5
1. .1200 3 00 1C. .1077 3 40 1. . . .1050 3 65
. 9J3 3 ( X ) 3. . . 7f6 3 40 21. . . . 900 3 70
1X..13VO 3 00 1. . .1440 3 40 1. . . .1110 3 75
1. . . ! lGO 3 00 2. . .1140 3 40 4. . . .11S5 3 0
3. . . S7C 3 00 4. . .1202 3 40 4. . . .us : 3 fO
3. . . .1016 3 10 1. 9CO 3 40 1. . . .11SO 3 85
3. . . , utr 3 10 1. . .1020 3 40 10. . . .1077 3 90
1. . . H'bO ' 3 10 9..1047 3 40
HEIKBRS.
1. . . C70 3 00 30. . . C63 3 30 3. . , . 713 3 C5
2. . . . 660 3 00 6. . . 788 3 50 3. . . .1013 3C5
3. . . 693 3 00 1. . . SW 3 50 1. . , .1370 3 C5
1. . . , MO 3 CO 4. . . 902 3 50 1. . , .1100 3 70
1. . . 690 3 10 1. . . UO 350 1. . . 810 3 70
4. . . 3 23 3. . . M' ' ) 3 55 10. . , . 859 3 SO
3. . . ! 5S6 3 25 G. . . C < 0 3 55 20. . . 953 3 S5
1. . . CIO 3 23 1. . . 720 3 CO 1. . , . 970 3 90
10. . . 9S7 3 30 2. . . 950 3 C5 2. . , . 360 4 00
L. . . C40 3 50
.1220 2 CO 1..1500 2 $5 I..1300 3 05
.1000 2 M 2..10SO 2 ! > 0 i..i5ro 3 15
.1300 2 (0 1. . . . t > 90 2 90 1..1SCO 3 20
.1370 2 C5 L. . . CM ) 3 GO 1..1110 3 25
.1220 2 75 1..1130 3 00 1..13M ) 3 30
.1175 275 l..17:0 : : 3 ( K ) 1..1E40 3 35
, ,1610 2 S5 l. . . > 1530 3 00
STAGS.
1. . . . 940 3 50 3..1120 3 C5 1..1410 225
CALVK.H.
1. . . . 340 3 00 1. . , 100 00 1. . . . 140 5
1. . . . 190 3 75 1. . ISO & (0 3. . . . 150 5 71
1. . . . 190 4 ( JO 1. . 250 5 50 I. . . . 140 C (10
2. . . . SCO 4 00 3. . ISC 5 5U 1. . . . 190 C (10
1. . . . HO 4 75 1. . 130 5 50 2. . . . 125 C W
1. . . . 11,0 4 75 2. . . . 1C5 6 75
STOCKERH AND KKKDKRH.
3..1220 350 2. . . , 723 375 19. . , , 60S 4 00
1. . . . 170 3 50 4. . . 940 3 I/O / 9..12J2 4 UU
2. . . . H5 3 50 37. . . (5S 3 110 33. . . . saa 4 00
6..1CC1 3 1.0 17. . . MX ) 3 90 30. . . . 713 4 05
19. . . . Ml 3 70 1. . . 830 3 liO 13. . . . 911) ) 4 05
19. . . . 9G4 3 1093 4 (0 1. . . . 770 4 03
D. . . . 908 3 9i5 4 ( X ) C. . . . 564 4 10
1..1790 3 75 t > 02 4 00 4. . . . 935 4 10
M1I.KHHH AND SI'RINUKRS.
No. IT. No. IT.
1 milker . (25 00 1 cow and calf.(34 00
1 t-prhiKur . 27 GO 1 tprlnscr 35 o
1 ceivv nnil cnlf. , 27 60 1 cow and nilf. . 30 00
1 t-prlnijer . 2000 1 cow and cair. . 40 00
1 cow mul culf , 3000 1 cow und calf. . 45 CO
1 cuvv ( Hid CHlf. 32 DC
IIOOS The 'B ' market looked up thin morn-
IriB im reeult of '
a yeeterday'H hulcu In pro-
vlrlon . The openlnK wua ull of Sjjltlc hlKhrr
and the : trade urwtfaftlvu at the tulvuncet , BU
much t-o that the | UiiLwtre ull noli ! curly.
The.ranue of inYe'eV wns (3.20G > J.30 , with the
mobt popular price . (3.25 , while : yemenluy the
hulk of the hogs wild at (3.15.
Today'u advuncl1lciifrlen the market lo the
lilK.if t pulnl touf.'hfd , ) lnce Thursday of luet
week ,
For the Unit thn In'eoinu daye ulilppiTH were
uhle to operate und pint fact helped Klve *
to the market. HijiUbeiitatlvf ualm ;
No. AV. Hh. - lr J. ( , , . tW' .i , No. Av. Hli. 1'r.
C7 287 240(310 CO tO 13 25
57 320 ICO 320 21 2Ui 811 3 23
03 312 fcO 69 2iC . . . 3 25
20 2fcS < liri 70 2C2 . . . 3 25
66 312 ice 1' , ' " . 44 rJ'l ' . . . 3 25
14 340 icoM .I.JJ . C2 257 (0 3 25
40 3C1 M 47 291 SO 3 20
62 293 f > 0 Cl 24 ! 3 25
d 301 C2 251 SO 3 2J
Cl 2M ) til 270 40 3 25
25 8C2 1,2 2C4 . . . 321
61 318 to W 241 W 3 25
IOC S27 ICO W 2CC ICO 3 25
4C 300 71 248 to 3 29
C3 313 240 3 22 > i 70 278 3 25
' ' ' ' ' ' ' to 64. . . 297 3 25
. . . . . . . . * 40 S'MV ) i 7C 2UI 3 25
C4 2S3 ICO 58 275 3 25
327 ICO 65 259 3 >
314 ' 3 22 ti C2 324 3 25
325 'io 3 K'A JO 22 3 25
22 ice 3 22 | a 117 274 3 25
2S4 t.0 3 22 K , 7C 41 3 fc6
297 100 32Sli U > 272 3 25
291 to 6C 226 3 25
249 120 82214 125 202 3 25 e.
272 ICO 32214 3C 343 3 25
Zk'J 40 3 r 6C 259 3 25
282 120 3 n < A 27 VH 3 25
297 . . . 3 22' 59 176 3 25
324 Cl 275 3 S3
,301 SO 3 22 Mi W 202
294 ! > 0 3 22 Vi CO , , . 259 3 26
275 tO 3 22'/ CO 2SO 3 25
274 . . . 3 " ! i 79 258 so 3 25
238 M 3 24 , f" - ? ' 3 25
247 UO 3 li ( .3 Z7U 'io 3 23
) 278 . . . 3 25 10 225 325
Cl 2 3 ice 3 25
! ! ! ! . ' ! ! . ' : : :1 : § , , . , . . . . ice 3 25
, , . , . . . . 73 ICO 3 ( ! ) C9..2C7 120 3 25
Cl. . 233 ' 67 , , 30 | 120 3 2 !
' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'tO S 25 j 64.1 Ul ICOM 3 (5
M..ttt kO :3 : 25 I 75. , 2W M ) 3 25
2k8 . . . 125 ' t > 7. 232 f > 0 3 25
tC3 IM 3 25 M.124 ! ; ' a nv
230 tO 3 25 I CS 234 'io S 27 Vi
U ta J i Si tZ25 U9 jni ;
IM. . SU ! . . . J M . til . . . S 27H
tt . J S . . . J 21 ( ( . .JM M I Z7n
M . Ill FO 323 41. . . . . . . . : u f > I 17K
ct . s < o : oo s ct . ns to 3 ru
71 . 369 . . . 125 i ; < . 23 to 1 m {
f,4 . 254 . . . 1 25 87 . ! 24 120 J 57ii
64 . 145 . . . J 23 tS . Ul , . . J njj
77 . JIO to J 2S 2S . ! 5S tfl J 27U
41 . 814 US 3 CS . : 0 UO 3 Z7i {
CO . 211 . . . JM M . 218 80 I S7U
77 . J7J ICO II S3 IM . 7 . . . 3 2JU
si . 2 0 . . . s ss f-o . 2:4 . . . 11711
17. . : $3 . . . 12.1 60 . 213 . . . 1 1JU
K . 264 . . . 323 CS . HS . . . S 8714
M . ! 47 160 3 K SS . 193 . . . SSO
61 . 2SS , , . 12S 70 . 227 . . . 330
24 . Kl tO 1 25 68 . IM 40 3 SO
C2 . M7 M 3 25 70 . S17 . . . 530
CO . J69 160 23 73 . J2S 80 310
C3 . KS . . . 123
1'R.IS-OUDS AND ENDS. "
1 . KO . . . 5 00 3 . 2M . . . SSO
2 . 4.V > . . . 250 1 . S30 80 3 20
1 . 4t,9 . . . 3 10 8 . IS7 . . . S 20
1 . WO 40 315 1 . 330 . . . 310
. . . . . . . . . . . 3 SO 6 . 204 . . . 325
5 . 15S 43 S 20 R . 2IS . . . S2S
J . 353 . . . 3 SO 5 . 220 . . . ? 25
3 . 3BO . . . 320 4 . IM . . . 123
1 . 270 i SO 320 , 7 . 29 > . . . S 26
5 . 1SS . . . 3 SO C . 2SI . . . 825
4 . 340 . . . 320 9 . ! 03 . . . 325
1 . 260 . . . SM S . 260 . . . J 2S
3 . 440 . . . 320 7 . 174 . . . 115
3 . 3.13 SO 3 M 6 . S16 . . . 325
7 . 1C5 . . . SM $ . 29 $ . . . j js
1 . 370 fO 320 4 . J40 . . . 325
The malkct v. 3s iilovv und nbout
Mcady. Rcpicecntutlvc falcn :
No . Av. IT.
20.1 western cvvcd . 97 J2 90
34 western e-vve's . 9190 [
37 nativews . , . ipr 305
101 we-stctri ycnrllnRn . 67 3 92'4
475 western ye-nrllnt ; * . , 71 3 < uu
11 native lambs . , . . is & 00
CIlICAta ) I.IVK STOCK M.VIIICIJT.
Are11 ( iiioil .Me'ke-t lllulicrf
Slu-e-ii Acllvi * anil Steady.
CHICAtlO. June 29.
In rattle crass Ktock wn
eiffcred freely , but there.- were fewer extremely
cominon loin cffe-rcd and tales of native he-o'f
erecrs were nt nn cxlre'inc rnngc of from ( J.iO
to ' (5.00 , with smles laiuely nt from JI.15 In (4.10 ,
t'ovvs Hold InrKcly nt from J2.50 to (3.50 , nnd lut
ht'lrtTH nt from (4.00 to (4.15 , with nn occnMonal
niltnt from (4.25 to (4.40. Kjiport build Fold
nt from (3.25 to (3.CO , liutcln-r ' lots ut ftoin 13.00
to (3.25 nnd l jIi > Kiis ! nt from (2.40 to (2.SO. TuIs
wna cnlf ilny nnd the-rc VMIS a Kood supply und
demunel. ea\fs \ bchiK ine tly nt from (3.CO to
( .1. 65.
In he > B8 prlci-n were 5ff7'.to per 100 ll ) . . holier ,
with liofTH KelllnR nt from (3.20 to J3.i2 ( < j tor nn
extreme range , nnd plus nt from (2.25 to I3.CO.
The bulk of the hogs sold nt from , (3.60 to ( J.liO ,
packing loin felchlng from (3.20 to (3.40. The
nxeriigo eitmllty of tile olTerlriKa was veiy good.
Light IKIKS were rulhur Mjorce nnd commanded
n Rood premium.
In shee-p trade WIN fairly active nt yester
day's range of prices , Sheep were In elemand
nt from < 2.2. > to (2.60 for the poorest up to Horn
(3.25 to (3.75 for pielty good to choice flocks.
Texnns nml westerns were numerous nnd told
us high us native ! ! . l.imhs were fnlrly active
nt from (3.50 to (5.25 , largely at from (4.75 to
15.15.
15.15.Receipt
Receipt * ! Cntlle , 2,000 head ; hogs , 21,000 head ;
Hheep , 11.1X1 ( head.
St. LiiulN LiveStock. .
HT. LOUIS , June 29. CATTI.IO Receipts , 2.000
head ; shipments , 600 head ; m.irket steady for na
tives ; Tcxans , strong ; shipping slcem , (4.40ji
4.H ! ) ; bulk of mien , (4.C5U4.S5 ; dressed beef and
butcher steers , (3.9MH.f-0 : bulk of sales , (1.16 ®
4.CO ; steers under l.OuO Ibs. , (3.357(4.20 ; bulk ot
uales , JXf-iJ.V.'O ; stockcrs nnd feedern , I2.65 { ? >
4.15 ; bulk of sales , (3.60G3.70 ; cows nnd heifers ,
(1.78(74.60 ; bulk of cows. (2-2.Vil3.00 ; bulls , { 1.7 ( . < jr >
3.00 ; Tcxns nnd Indian steers , grass , (2.C003.1V.
with tome line Mock nt 11.23 ; cows nnd heifer * .
(2.r.fr3.25.
HOGS Receipts 9,000 head ; Hhlpments , 3XK ( )
head ; market 6c blither : llKhl , (3.3503.45 ; mixed ,
(3.20f,3.40 ; heavy , (3.10ff3.50.
SIIii-P : Receipts , 4.COO head ; shipments , 400
head ; market barely steady ; native muttonH , (3.CU
fc3. & . " > ; culls inn ] Imrks (2.00i3.50 ; Texas sheep ,
* 3.00ft3.eo ; lambs , (3. < W5.00.
Xoiv Yeirk Live Slock.
NRW YOIIK , June 29. HKKVKS-Recelpts , 100
head ; cnblet4 quote- refrigerator beef at MiC1
8'sc ; American steers. Wfll'.ic ' ; sheep , 914Wllc ;
exports. & 00 cattle , 1.C02 sheep nnd 2.5&0 iiuarteiH
of beef ; tomorrow , 370 licnel of cattle nnd 5,640
quarters of beef.
f\\LVUS Receipt * , 32 he-ad ; veals , steady nt
(4.0CI8.o ; buttermilk calves , nominal , but weak.
SI1KIP AND LAMHS Receipts , 5.571 bend ;
sheep , hlendy nt I2.60&3.75 for poor to fair ;
lambs , active at (5.fiOtG.25. for fair to prime.
HOGS Receipts , 2.0G7 head ; firm ut $2.k3B4.10.
Knnsim City Live Steiek.
KANSAS CITV , June 29.-CATTLK-Recelpts.
7KX ) head : market steady to stroiiK ; Texas
steers , l2.cnfI4.07V4 ; Texas cows. J2.0W2.S5 ; native
steers , (3.40S4.99 ; native cows nml heifers , (1.60
i4 00 ; stockcrs lend feeders , (3.60jl.20 ; bulls ,
n. < Wi3.\0.
| HOOS rtecelptH , 17,000 head ; market Office
higher ; bulk of sales. (3.30fl3.37',4 ; heavies , (3.SOJJ )
3.40 ; packers , (3.2Vff3.35 ; mixed , (3.25Q3.40 ; lights ,
I3.15ft3.26 : Yorkers. (2.9niff3.20.
SI 1 RHP Receipts , 4,000 head ; market steady ;
lambs , (2.25J74.70 ; muttons , none.
Hunt IIiiiYnlii Live Stei lc.
HAST IIUFKAIX ) . June 29. CATTLK Dull.
HOOK Good to choice pigs , (3.S5 ; roughs , (3.10
< S3.25.
SHKBP Choice sclcctert wethers , (4.00tf4.25 ;
culls and common uliecp , (2.25T3.oa.
Steie-k In
Ilpeorel of receipts of live Block nt the four
principal markets for June 29 :
Cattle.
( Omaha , . . 3,022 . , ii/\n
KnnraK City 7,000
St. Ixjuls 2,030
Totals 14,022 63,991 23,332
CofTiM' Miirke'tN.
NKW YORK , June 9. COPPER Opened
steady ; 10 to 15 points hlghe-r , further advanced
10 to 15 points on covcrlni ; following Guropean
stre-iiKtli : firmer ; spot market , large warehouse
deliveries and' Mcndy reduction In visible supply
re-acted partially on reallzlnc. Close-el steady nt
a net ndvnnc * of from 16 to 25 .points. Sales ,
12.000 bags , Including July , (6.85STC.90 ; .September.
(7.05S7.10. Spot coffee , Rio , dull ; No. 7 , (7.75 In.
viile-e , (7.87 > , < " . jobblnir. Mild , steady ; Cordova ,
tll.OOQ-17.fiO. "Sales , 1,400 bags Maraealbo. Total
warehouse deliveries from thet'nlted States. 40.-
471 bags. Including 39.3CC bags from New York ;
New York stock today , 358,846 bags ; United
Stntc.s stock , 431kC3 bugi , ; ullont for the- United
States , 201.(00 ( bags ; total visible for the United
States , C32C5 lines , against 327,634 bagu last
year and 6M.605 ) bags In U95.
HAVKK , June ! . COI-TKK Cloied steady nt
n net gain of 1 franc : sales. 18.000 bags.
SANTOS , June 29. rOKKKK Quiet ; good over
age Santos. 8.600 rels : receipts , two days , 10,000
bags ; sleick , 243,000 bags.
HAMHURO , June 29. COWKK Opened U pflf.
hlcher , closed firm nt 1 pfg. net advance ; sales ,
n.OOO bags ,
RIO IB JANKIRO , June 29. COFKUR Weak :
No. 7 , 7,600 rels ; exchange , 7Kd ; re-celpts , two
days , 23OCO bags : cleared for the I'nlted States ,
1C.OOO bags ; for Uureipe , 4,000 bags ; stock , 217,000
bugii.
CIiiniKre-N In AviillnlileSupply. .
NKW YORIf. June 29. Special cable and tele-
vraphlc eltspatches to Ilnnlstreel's covering the
principal ports of accumulation Indicate * the fol
lowing changes In nvallahle tuifipllen or j'niln
last Saturday us ceimpaix-d with the previous
Saturday :
Wheat , United Stales and Canada , e-nst of the
Ile > clle-R Pt-crraie , 2,528,000 bu. ; afloat for and In
Europe , via Liverpool , decrease , l.ltvt.irt ) hu. :
total decrease world's available supply 3.CIC-
(00 ( bu.
Ceirn , United Htntrs nnd Canada , east of the
Rockies Decrease , C93,000 hu.
Oats , United Stiitr * nnd Canada , eeirt of the
Rockies Pe-erva , C3CtO bu.
The more- conspicuous decrease In available
slocks of wheat , not reported In the ufllclnl
visible supply Flnti'inent thl wcfk , Include460 , -
( hiO bu. In northwe-vle.rn Inferior elevators. ISC.Mxj
bu. ut various Manltobi stonige points , 74rf > 0 bu.
In Chicago private elevators , 41C\0 bu. Hi Louis
ville , 40-00 bu. ut OKdeniihlirR , 25.000 Im. lit
Kingston , Ont. , and 20,000 hu , at Indianapolis.
Corresponding Incre-nsrs Include65,000 hu. ut Kort
William , Ont. , and 95K bu. In Milwaukee
private vluvutors.
HalfInieire.1InrI * ( N.
IlALTIMORi : , June 29. rLOl'R-Dull ; re-
celrHs , 9.412 bbls.
WIIBAT Klrmer ; Flint. 71c : fiopternber. CtHJp ;
rocelptH , 11,350 bu , ; Foutbe-rn , by rniuple , COJiT c ;
new southern , nn grade , C7'SO7l4c ! new.
CORN Slendy ; spot. 29ft 29Uc ; September ,
29o ; tteniner mixed. 24'4e ' ; receipts , 105(01 ( bu. ;
muHie-m white , 31i4&3i'ic ; southern yellow ,
dy : No , 2 white , 25V4lQ26oj receipts ,
18.225 bu.
KVK Plrmj No. 2 western , 39c ; re-cclpts , 15 , .
2M bu.
HAY Steady : chedce timothy , ( I3.6ftffl4.00.
(1RAIN KltniflllTS-Slendv ; steam to Liver ,
pool per bu. M. July and August ; rork foods ,
per iiuarler , 2 7Hd(2 10,1. July und August.
IIUTTKR Steady , unchunBed.
IXKlH-Krei-lil 9 > 4c. ,
C'UKKSU Kaiijen I
KIIIINIIN City .llnrlc'fN.
KANSAS CITV. June 26.-WIIKAT Red. tin-
changed ; hard , lower ; No. 2 hard , new , C2c ;
No. 3. old. C2c ; Ne ) . 4 , eild. 64c ; No. 2 soft , new ,
C7c ; No. 3 , old , C6c ; No. 4 , B3c.
-Little hlL'hcr : No. 2 while2I9JC. .
OATS Stendy ; No. 2 mixed , nominally , 17&c. !
RVn-No. 2. 2Sc ,
HAY ci l demand for Ix-lter Krade ; prices
unchanged ; timothy , H.W 1 > .60 : prairie , tC.OOi ?
. 60.
IIUTTKR Stendy ; fancy * -rparulor , 12to ! ;
dairy. Vie.
KdelK-HlKher nt 6 c.
RIX'UIITH Wheat , 4,00 ( bu. ; corn , 22.700 bu. ;
oats. 2OiJi ) bu ,
SHIPMUNTS-Wheat , 8,000 bu. ; corn , 40COO bu. ;
oats , 2,000 bu.
MiirItM. .
CINCINNATI , June . - l'IIJIl3ule .
WIIKAT Klrm : No. I ted , tOc.
CORN Steady : No. i mlxe-d , 2Cc.
OATS Firm , higher ! No. 2 mixed , 216210.
KYi : Dull : No. 2. 35c. In
PROVISIONS Hulk meats , itrnily , I4.1 > 5i4.95.
Ilaton , utronKer ; (5.66J5.C5. I ard , llrm ; (3.S5.
WHISKY Ste-OJly ; 11,19.
RUTTKR-Unchange-d ; Klgln creamery , 16Kc ;
Ohio. 12flci dairy , 7'.jc. i of
SUOAR-Klrm. . ' ' i
KflOB-Btoadyi
Generally Oool nnd Wet for Seven Days Lnst
Past In Nebraska.
SMALL GRAIN IS THRIVING WONDERFULLY
: Wlic-iil nnil Untn DeiVcll Dnilrr
Inlliie-ne-e- Hit ; ( It'iicrnl llnln
llennil AVInttrVhent
Weekly crop bulletin , No. 12 , of the No
briitku secllon of the clltnnte anil crop
service of the Weather bureau for the week
emllnt ; S n. in. June 23 , says :
Rainfall for the week.
The tcmne rat ure of the past week tins
nvernRcd ntiirly 2 ik-Krccs below the nonnul
The rainfall hn heen above thu iiornia
In the Kreater pnrtlon of the Jtiite ; 'ho ilr-
tleleticy occurred In the small area. In the
northwestern counties and In the extreme
western portion of the state , where the raln-
fai : was less than half an Inch. The rain
fall In the southern counties was neiierall >
very heavy , beliiK four to six Inches It
portions of Webster , NtlckoIlM and Thayer
counties , The heaviest rainfalls were ac
companied by hall , which did some sllfiht
damage tu crops.
The Kctieral rains of the week have
Improved tlio condition or small crnln
especially oats nnd sprint ; wheat. The rve
harvest lias commenced quite ueiiernliy
Winter wheat Is rliicnltif ; fast and the
harvest lias commenced in the Routhctt
counties.
Corn has made a coed rrowth the past
week , but Is still small for the season of the
year , and the stand Is thin nd uneven. The
corn Is tfenera'.ly belnjr well cultivated and
ocept In the regions of heaviest rainfall. Is
free from weeds. Some of the Holds of earlx
planted corn In southern counties have been
laid by. neport by counties :
SOUTHBASTKHN SUCTION.
Butler Corn making rapid giowth ; rye harvest
begun ; oats nndhent short ftrnw , but wltli
rain soon will be an a\urag crop.
( "ass Rye lendy lo harvcal , iiuulity und yield
good ; winter wheat beginning in ripen ; i-prlng
wheat und outs lmpio\ed by recent rain ; con
has made splendid giowth , early planted about
ready to lay by.
Clay Rye leady to harvest nnd a good cropj
wheat ripening ; heavy wheat badly blown down
III Moulhcrn part of county and ruMIng some ;
com growing well , but not a full stand.
Klllmoie Corn growing rapidly ; winter wheat
maiming fast , well filled ; uats nnd barley look
well ; unall grain will make good a\eriige crop.
GaKt Wltu plenty of rain corn IHIH made
rapid growth ; some corn laid by ; bome rye
harvested ; fome damage from hall ,
Hamilton Week favorable for crops ; hall
damaged elope some In localities.
JelTerton Corn him made an uneven growth and
borne IH laid by ; t-ome dnm ie from hull ; lye
and w.ieat harveht coininciicetl.
JohnKon Corn growing nicely ; wheat nearly
ready to hanesl ; outs look good ; some fields ot
wheat badly lodged.
Lancaster dim growing very rapidly ; oats
promUIng good clop ; winter wheat being cut ;
i-ugar beets growing well ; more rain would be
bcnellclal.
Nemahn Wheat ripening ; rye about ready to
cut ; corn umall , but doing well , some laid by ;
fruit crop piomlheK an abundance.
NuckollH Corn growing \cry fast ; wheat
nearly ready to * Cut und Iouk like big yield ,
corn fields Celling weedy ; some rye cut.
Otoe Some corn being laid by , but must of the
coin very rmall for this time of > car.
Pawnee Hot days with rain almost c\ery night
have forced coin along very fast , but Injured
Wheat and oats ; tome wheat lodged nnd In
jured some by lust.
Polk Most Melds of corn clean of weeds , but
Rome uneven In growth ; rye und clover abuut
ready lo cut.
Ric.iarOon : Corn growing well , tome early
planted UiFfelltiK out ; FOIIICI fall wheat In shock ,
\ery fine quality ; berries ripening.
Saline Karly potatoes and wheat have been
Injured by the hot , dry weather ; coin has grown
well ; rye Is being harvested , yield good.
S.iunders Corn growing1 well , tmall grain suf
fered somewhat from drouth the tlrtt of week ,
but relieved by rains the last of week.
Seward Wheat and oatu Improved ; corn still
Miiall , but gaining home faster than be'foie ; hay
making In progress ; many apples blown off ; po
tatoes smitll and yield below the average.
Thayer Wheat about reudy tn nut ; home rye
In shock ; corn cultivation delayed by heavy rain
and some llelds getting weedy.
York Corn has grown fairly well ; rye ripen
ing fast ; winter wheat turning ; outs poor ; spring
wheat heading out.
NORTHHASTKRN SKCTION.
Antelope- Showery week , good for email Kralni
little cool for corn.
lioyd Corn yet small , but good color ; wheat
heading , but very short ; two good rains , crops
of all kinds greatly levlved.
Hurt Corn and small grain much Improved by
rain ; wheat anil oats bending ; lots of raspberries ;
potatoes look well ; pastures good.
Cedar Wheat and oats un ; heading out nicely ;
corn bus made rapid growth and has been culti
vated uecond time.
Curnlng Small grain will be short Mraw. but
Indicates a. good yield ; corn Is behind , but ad
vancing fast ; heetB making good growth.
Dlxon Corn doing f'tlrly well , It Is very uneven ,
much needs more cultivation ; small grain doing
well ; potatoes and liny excellent.
Dodge Rains of Hits past week have Imprined
conditions of crops ; corn , though late. Is fair , but
acreage reduced and stand poor ,
DoUBlou Corn growing slowly and Is very
small ; oats heading out ; potatoes as a rule arc
in good condition.
Holt Corn good color nnd growing fast ; rye
full grown and will be fair crop ; small grain
generally below average In condition.
Knox Week dry nml some ceirn Injured ; small
grain not doing well. . . , . ,
Madison Small grain Improving much , but will
be uhort ; early potatoes nearly n failure ; corn
looks good ; rye ripening.
Platte Rye fairly Rood , some will be cut this
week ; oats and wheat heading out short , but
will be about an average ciop ; potatoen In splen
did condition ; corn growing fast.
Sarpy-Corn In excellent condition ; rye cutting
begins this we-ek : early potatoes coming Into
market In abundance ; raspberries rlpe-nlnn.
Slanton Rains have helped crops very much ;
wheat nnd oats now look line ; corn growing very
fusf rye- nearly ready to cut.
Tl.urnein-Corn about all cultivated twice ; crops
' "
\ - nml oats arc heading out
and In splendid condition for full crop ; corn Is
JUwKlrnn" . . | . doing very nicely ; pota-
tom nnd beets growing well ; most of the week to , .
cold for the beet growth of corn.
CKNTRAL SUCTION.
Iluffalo Fine growing week ; corn Is suckerlng
badly because of thin stand.
Custer Rye ripening fast and promltes nn i unusually -
usually good crop , wheat and oats ht-arting ,
mostly short ; some ern laid by.
Daw'enn-Corn < omliit , ' i.n gcod and montly in
gotxf i-hape ; first crop of alfalfa nearly all In
itaek ; r > e about ready for harviut.
Oreoley-Toni growing finely ; small grain
rather backward , but with the lain of this week
will make a fair crop ,
Hall Wheat. r e , barley and oats line ; corn
very uneven , mueh planted ovtr and lute planted
vc-ry email , Mand generally poor.
Howard Rye re'Bdy to cut , generally < i good
crop ; corn email but growing well ; this week's
rain will bring umill grain out well.
I < oup Wheat und oats heading too near tin-
ground ; rain needed ,
-rrlck-R > e harvesting llnp crop ; oats and
spring wheat spotted rather dry for small grain ;
Nance-Small1 train suffered somewhat from
drouth , hut gixid rain last of week ; rye good
ftlHherman Wl'nte-r whcal and rye coming em
fttfct ; spring xvheat and oats he-udlng shurt ; corn
doing bitter but lale.
Valley Hot wi-athcr damaged small Brain
some , but rro | headed eiulle evenly , with good '
length of straw ; corn doing well.
SOUTHwr.STKKN SUCTION.
Adams Some fall -wheat ready lo cut ; vprlnic
he-ndlng fall wheat we'll filled
| ie-iet unit outs ; ;
ioniei plowing corn Ihlrd time.
t'liHie Ceirn growing faul ; some wheat dam-
aieod by hot wvather.
Dundy Rain on 25th : small grain short em no-
re.unt of drouth ; MIIHO corn looks good , but
iix-eragei Is small and u poor stand.
r'mnklln All creips Improved ; rxtrcmely warm ;
ceirn growing fast.
Frontier Till" week's rain makes wheat n rure n
cre > p ; corn gruwlng llne-ly ; first crop of alfalfa
In Ftack ; iKitatots ge-id.
I-'urnas Rye and winter wheat ham-nt In
pre > re-s , yle-ld gem.1 ; e-orn ham grown well : sprints
wheat proml > lng a gooJ crop ; potaloe-s geioil. Is
( lor per Ciops of till klnd Imve made rapid '
growth ; will harvest largest crop of nnull grain
ever ralwd 111 county , potatoes blir crop.
Harlan-Wheat much linpro\id und all unall
grain above average ; j > outcfn plrnty ; corn all
cultivated tlrot lime ; huy und pastures fine ,
Hitchcock Rye Iwlng han-e teil , very fine crop ;
first cutting alfalfa In stack ; rorn Improved
but rather unall and uni'\e-n ; potatoes good crein.
Kearney Ryu harve-ft begun ; some pieces of
fall wheat ready to cut ; unull grain crop
practically made ; corn looking line.
Lincoln Ruin has been unevenly distributed
county , but generully prot-prcls ure i > roml lng |
ground now generally In gooil condition.
Perkins Small grain suffering ; corn looks
good ; ruin needed.
I'lielp * Small grain headed ; eecond plowing
corn well along.
Red Willow-Small urain look In if well ; corn
growing rapidly.
.WUtw Com maklnij good /jrowlbj fine
pect for fnll whent , p l , pointful * And mlll t |
ome dimne ( from h ll ; plenty nf r ln.
WISSTl'.RN AND NORTHWtTKRN ,
Hanner Coin growing fAit ; wheat hat suf
fered nome from droiilh.
llrown Condition * iinfavorable , d\i tn hl/h / | to
wind , hfAl end lack of molMtire : unle < rain
comes iMn > m ll grain crop will be very light.
Cherry Cnm bnckwurvl mmll grain nnd Rrnm
ttirnliiR jcllow tn part of county before this
week's rain , color coming back i ln now.
Dawes Crops have grown fulrly well with
both coin nnd ontu backward ; wheM , rye nnd
potntees nte > looking ns well a * muni.
Keyn PahA Prospects for wheat good ; corn
growltiR nicely. . )
Klmball Wheat , oats and barley Buffering for
rain. (
I < ogAn--Raln has helped crops , but tmall grain
will IKlight. .
Rock Splendid tains ; fmnll train Improved
and corn growing fast.
Scott * lllufT Com growing cxceedliigly fasti
winter wheat heading enit ; large nninuat of
alfalfa hay bring put up , yield Immense , quality
Mm- .
MmTliumas
Tliumas Plenty of rain ; all crops growing very
fast. ( I. A. UVii.\Nl : > .
Section Director , Lincoln , NtU
I'rli-fN Arc Ciiiinli
Almvr ( h , . 1'rt'vleiiiN ltn > 'N.
N15W YORK , June . The cotton market
opened quiet but nrm at an advance of 3 lo G
points , cables being better than looked for en
rrop accounts , while conflicting , reporting too
much heat nnd piotraeled drouth. The average
telcsrnp'.ilc crop accounts , however , remain bear-
tfh. following the llrsl call the mniket tc-
teded pnitlully In the ntisenre of oultldo rupport ,
which led to minercallilng on local account.
Hut aguln theie developed n strong re-cling em
lndlcntln of n demand for pot cotton from
American spinners. Including outers fiom thn
Mouth. KHUII the cloflng prices of yesterday
to the closllic price of tnduy there was an ad
vance of 2 to 12 points. TiudliiK , however , was
not paitlctilurly acthe at liny time of the day.
During the foiennem local tinelem raided the
matki-t , but clniiiKed front promptly on Indlrn-
tlons of pronounced utitldllty. In tlie attrrnonn
there were Indications of outside buying. The
advance , however , has been liirgel > nn reiverlng
folhiwlng KIWI Is nf unfavotablc conditions In
the Atlantic territory as well us In parts of the
gulf ( latin , * lth T < 'nue > M-c , MUsh-plppI and
Louisiana In particular sending less favorable.
iidvlccs. The malkct cleiM-it steady at u net ad-
vunce of < iill points , with total sales of fnluicH
of K.SOO bales , t'olton futtues closed steady ;
Miles , Oi.too bnlvs ; January. JJ.D1 ; Kebtuary ,
17.07 ; Mulch , J7 el" ; June , July und August. 7.3t ;
September , J7.ll , October. } ( ! . ? ! ) ; November , J6.9.1 ;
Divi-mber , 1C ! 'S. ' Spot closed Mdidy at 1-lCo ad-
\anri- middling 7 13-1IV
; , - ; middling uplands ,
7 13-lCc ; inlddllng gulf , S 1-lCc ; net ircelpts ,
IIOIK- ; gross , 1,210 baliei ; cxpoits to Omit llrltutn ,
S3 < S bales ; rrane-e , UXV bales ; conllnent. 100
bales ; forwmdcil , 49 bales ; sales , 3,411 bales ;
splnncrt. , ; .S'.i9 b.iles ; stock , 103 , Mt bales. Total
loda > : Net leci'lpts , f,7S buleii ; expoits to Great
llrltaln , 2,3. ' i bales ; to Kriiuce , .WC bales , con-
tlni'iit , 100 bales ; stuck , : iMr.M bales. Consoli
date-ill Net receipts , 2.lu7 bales ; e'Mwirts to
Great llrltaln , t.ws bah-s ; Viiinee. 3.710 bales ;
continent. Ml bales. Total since- September 1 :
Net receipts. G.ri2,4M ; ball's ; exports to Great
llrllnhi , 2,91.1,022 bates ; Krnnoe , ft"l.307 bales ; con
tinent , , 2.102.09.1 bales ; channel. & .4SI bales.
NI-IW ORLEANS , June 29. - COTTONI'Tm. . ;
sales. 400 bale ? ; nidlnnry. c , ' . -lCo ; good ordinary ,
Gll-ICc ; low middling. 7'tc. mlddllm ; , 7lfto ;
good middling , 7ic ! ; middling fair , Sfi-ICo , rc-
e-elpts , net 131 bales ; gross , HO bales stock ,
37.1iri bales. Kutuii-x. steady ; sales , 24.JOJ bales ;
Juno , )7.44 bid ; July , } 7.Hii ; . < : . ; August , J7.16 ;
September. K.Hfi6.S4 ; Oi-tnbi-r , Jd.CC'jir ( Ti , .No
vember. Jd.fi-Viiic.C9 ; December , Jli.71fiC.72 Jan
uary , C.7C < ( C.7S ; Kebruury , jr..79tfl.M ; March.
. .
LIViill'OOU : June . TOTTON-Hpol. fair
ih-mand ; price's higher ; Amnlt-an mlildtlng fnlr ,
4 17-S2d. good middling , 41iel ; American middling ,
4'td ; low mlibllliiK , 3 I.-IM ; good ordinary ,
? 13-ltKl ; ordinary , 3 * > vi1 ; snlcs of the * day were
10.000 bales , of which 1 , < K > 0 baled were- for Hpecu-
Ifttlon an IM I > ort , nnd Includeil 0. O bales Amer
ican ; rtrolpts , 4XK ( ) balw , Including 2.700 balcii
American , l-'iitures opencil steady , with a poor
demand , and closed steady at tlu > advance ;
American L. M. ( . * . . June. 4 d-CId , buyers ; Juno
nml July , 4 fi. 4d , n-lli-rs ; July nnd August ,
4 4-I5M , bux'is. August and September , 4 l-C4d ,
btiye-s ; September nii'l October , 3 f,9-4.l , ( ! , buyers ;
October nnd November , 3 r,4-C4d , M-lU-rs ; Novem
ber uinl Di'Ccmbe-r , 3 f-l-GM , buyers ; December
an January , 3 49-iifi.l rD-R4d. buyers ; January'
and l-vhnmry , 3 49-Ct5i3 f.O-C4d , buyeis ; l-'cbruary
nnil March , 3 r,0-C4d , buyers : March and April ,
3 . ' 1-C-lil. buyers.
'
COXIHTIOX OK TIIK WOOL .MAIIICIiT.
nn-nte-r Spe-e-iilntlve" Stre-nirtli IN Shoivn
mill Slile'M AreLurKtr. .
IIOSTON , June.29. . The wool market has
shown more tpeculative- strength and eninslder-
able has been sold. It Is hard to sell a lot
of line and above at above 2 , " > c. Ohio nmt Penn
sylvania fleeces , X und above , 19c , No. 1 combing ,
23c ; No. 2 combing , 23c ; XX und XX above ,
22c ; ib-lnlne , 22i23c. Michigan , Wisconsin , etc.
Michigan , 17lc ; No. 1 Michigan combing , Z2c ;
No. 1 Illinois combing , 22c ; Net. 2 Michigan comb
ing 22c ; No. 2 Illlunls combing , 22c ; X , New
York , New Hnmp."hlrf und Yeimont , 19c ; Dev
Inlne , Michigan , li ! 022c. t'nwiiflicil medium
Kentucky nnd Indiana quarter blooil combing ,
Uc ; Kentucky and Indiana , three-eights blood
combing. He ; braid combing. 17c. Ti-xas wools ;
spring medium ( twelve months ) , llfiKV ; scoured ,
3l32c | ; e < | irlng line ( twelve months ) , lOQrilc ;
croured , Kc. Territory wools ; Montana fine
medium and line , llijllic ; scoureil , 3Dfl3Cu ;
staple , 37lc ( ; Utah. Wyemilng. etc. , flna
medium und lln < * . lKil2c ( ; si'ouied. 35c ; stuple ,
3703Sc. Australian , scoureil basis , combing ,
superfine , WtfiMc ; combing , good , 4CSMSC , combIng - _
Ing , .average , 44f4Gc. QtieeiiHland , combing , 43
S'K LOUIS , June 29. WOOI. Unchanged ; fair
to choice- Illinois und Mbiujurl , lGil7c ; from
other stutes , medium , 13TIGc ; llglit line , 'j
heavy fine , 10iffl2c ; tub was.ied , 17j2iic- : |
NiW YORK , June 29. WOO1Klrni ; lltcc * .
184J23c ; pulled , ir.O c.
NIMV YeirU Dry ( > eiiielN SlnrUot.
NKW YORK , June 29. The market Is subject
to favorable weather conditions and derives
itiength from the fact that demands for
seasonable goods are fre'er In all lines. Thla U
the greateiit stimulant of the day's trading. In
Jobbers' hands It Is taken advantage e > f by
handling goods suitable for clearing sales In
large iiunntlty. In all the staple lines there U
Improvement and preparations for stock taklne
are engrossing the attention of nearly all Job
bers and rctalliTH. In iiluplc e-otlon the market
is llrm nnd dull. Illeuched goods an- without
fcutuic , und brown goods , except for exportx use-
urn dull. Wide sheetings In both brown nnd
blenched lines lire ejulet. Coarse colored cottons
ure generally fentmeli-ss. The- strength of den
ims is still In exception to the ge'neiul run of
goods , but latter-duy trudlni ; In this line In lets
extensive than during lust week's clohlng days.
Print cloths are quiet. The quotation on rpot
extras In ntlll 2 c. but trading Ifl not heavy.
Prints arc dull In staple lines. In fancies tin
demand Is kept up with conMdernblo Uni.
Liverpool ! ml li mill I'rovlNlollM.
LIVIJRPOOL. June 29. WHKAT Kutnrcit ,
iiulet , "id tn 1'id lower ; July , 6s lOd ; September ,
&H Cljd ; IJecember , 'is 7d ,
CORN Spot Ameilciin , mlxe-d , new , 2s Sd ; spot
American , old , firm , 2H Idlid ; June- , nominal ;
July , steady , 2s 7',4d ; August , steady , 2s Slid.
rIX > l'R ' St , Ixiiils fancy , nteudy , "s M. i
LARD Prime western , llrm , 21s.
i . .
NRW YORK , JuneV9. . Ht'OAR Raw , firm ; re
fined , firm ; granulale'd , 4tfr.
NI3W ORLKANS. June29. . SIJOAR Open ket
tle * 2'ifi'3Uc ; cciitrlfuiriil , steady ; granulatee ! , 3"i
fl4V4e ; whites , 3 13-lfi3Tlc ; yellow , 3i , 3ic ;
fcci'nilu , 2 T3Vtc. Mf latM'S , steady ; centrifugal ,
49c | ; others tinchaiiKed.
Toli-ilo .llnrki'tN.
TOLIIDO , June29. . WIIKAT Lower , weak ;
No. 2 mull. KV ; July , 70 > ic.
CORN Active * , Mendy. Nei , 2 mlxe-d , "OSlie.
RVR Dull ; Nn. 2 cash , S6e- .
< 'l/Viit HUKU UnchariBfii ; prime- October ,
14.2 ! ! bid.
OilUnchnnuiel. .
Ciillfomlii Drli-il l-'rultN.
NKW YORK. June 29.--e'ALII-XJRNIA DRIHD
KRUITS Sle-ady ; rviiimriilril apples , prime wlro
Iray , 44e ! ; woixl dried , prbne4HKc ; choice ,
4Hc ; fancy , 54f5'4eprunes ; , 3rn per lb. , as to
slue nnd ijuallly : apricots , Royul HTIlc ; Moor
'ark , I2o ; peaches , unpeeleil , CSo ; pre-lcd , HO
I4o per ) b. .
MlmiriipoIlM U'he-ill ( tlieifuMOIIH.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 29 , WlI HAT Firm :
June , 71'ic ; July. 71c ; September. C3'tc ; No , 1
. rd , 73e ; No. 1 riorlhe-rn , 71c ; rrrrluti , un can.
l''ull Illff-r Print Cloth .tlnrkcl.
TALL ItlVCII. Mats. , June 29. Tie ! print
cloth market contlmnii sleni-.y ut 2 7-lCc , plus la
'or rpols and 2' o for contract delivery.
OH Miirke-lx ,
OIL CITV. I'M , . June 2 Cre-dlt balancrs , SI ; . I
rciclllcuttf , no bids ; nlilpme-iit , WM3 ; rum , ( , '
149,234. P
Iniii-lu-Hti-r Ti\lll < * Truelr ,
MANCHUSTKR. June29.Cle h und ynrn
Xeiidy , with a moderate ilrmanj.
( nil ! 'rnlie-1xe-ei \\'lie-nt Uimllllliiiix.
BAN i KRANCISCO , June- . -WHiAT-Cle ) eiJ
nacttve ; December , II 2IH-
PnllM from n Str < * e < Cur ,
K. aarni-tl , n 10-yenr-ohI hey living at 2121
s'orth Tvventyevcnth iivenue , WHH thrown
'rom a street e-ar on Ciiiiiliiff , hutween
rwrntletli und Tvvcnly-flift Direct ; * , yus.
tcrelay. Ho WIIH budly hurt and wau ru-
noved to lilu home.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 10,30. Cm .tint , Nub.
-COMMISSION-
RAIN : PROYIblONS : AND : STOCKS
l IIOAIII ) Of TIIAUB.
Direct wlrtt to Cliicojo and N w 'fork.