TTTT3 TI A T > ATLV IJEE : TUESDAY , JUNE 12. 1890.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Promises Well at Start , but Declines
Before the Close.
EFFECT OFGOVERNMENT REPORT APPARENT
Similar Condition ! ) 1'rrvnll In Corn ,
Whlci .SiinfnltiH LOHN lleforc Unit
of SciMlnii Ofiln Holds
HH U\rn.
CHICAGO , Juno 12. Wheat today made
th best figures around the opening. It
was near the. . bottom nt the close and
showed n decline ot ViBVie. Corn declined
\\K. \ Oats was strong nnd advanced He.
Provisions closed Unchanged to 2',4c ' higher.
The effect of the unexpectedly bullish
government crop report given out Saturday
waa apparent nt th > opening In whea't ' , but
it wits soon shown that other Influences had
superseded It In the minds of speculators.
The opening In July ranged all they way
from 7GHIi'77c , compared -with Saturday's
closing prito ot 75'fcc. U sold at once at
7GVic. but rallied almost Immediately to
7Gc. Hut In this little siiasm of nervous
ness was dissipated all the effect of the
government report. Selling wan heavy on
the bulge. Commission houses were In the
market with toig lots. For n short time th ?
mnikct held up under the liquidation , but
Iinally broke. 7 ' , &c b.lng reached before any
reaction occunvd. Heavy Hour sales re
ported from the northwest caused a cessa
tion of Ilituidntlon from that section , but In
the meantime local holders had apparently
lost conlldence and the offerings * at all
time * exceeded the demand. Th" enormous
western movement became the one factor
n * 'the session advanced. iM I mi en polls and
Duluth reported arrivals of 'Ji& cars , against
ksl cars last week nnd ISO cars a year ago.
Chicago receipts were 142 cars , 8 of which
graded contract quality. The visible Increase
crease- amounted to 1,416,000 bu. . about what
wn expected , and this tholped In pressing
prlos to a lower level. World's shipments
lor the week were 7.H10.000 hit. Atlantic
port clearances Amounted to 350,000 bu. The
Manitoba government report gave an In
creased wheat acreage , with an almost per-
fi-i-t condition. Domestic crop news was un
favorable ns regards winter wheat , but
favorable as to spring wheat. The market
became very weak toward the close on the
estimate of receipts of 400 cars tomorrow.
July Iinally sold down to 76c and closed at
' '
Corn 'ca'rly was steady with wheat. Fear
that the strike In Huffnlo would again Involve -
volvo the elevators weakened the market
later and prices gradually slid off. Liberal
receipts , light shipping demand nnd gen-
cinlly favorable weather were factors In
'the ' decline. Receipts were SS4 cars. July
ranged from 33V&tt34c and closed \'tc lower
flints' ' " Was 'independently strong. There
was again a good demand , mainly for the
deferred futures , some of it for foreign ac
count , nnd this nnd the bullish government
crop rwiport sustained prices during the decline
clineof other grains. S'lllng was scat
tered. Receipts were IS" cars. July ranged
from 23V4c to 23IA'323c ' nnd closed % o
higher ut 23)ic.
Provisions were steady , considering the
largo run of hogs and lower yard prtess.
There was a moderate general buying de
mand and sellng was scattered. Trade on
the whole was small nnd prices kept within
a narrow range. At th close July pork
wns unchanged at $8.03 ; July lard , 2fce !
higher at $ l.9Ti'4.371,4 , and July ribs , 2'ic
higher nt $4.621,4. ,
Estimated reclpts Tuesday : Wheat , -100
cars ; corn , SGO cars ; oats , 310 cars ; hogs ,
22,000 head.
Lending futures ranged as follows :
Articles Open. High. Low. OIOBC. Safrtay
\Vln-at.
f July. . . 70K-77 77 75H 7u
i- Sept. . . 77H-78 7S 7im 7(11 ( , ; < aj (
lire. . . . 70 17U 77J >
Torn.
July. . . 33MOM 34 snii
34
'
ilcc..V.
OMtB.
July. . . 234
Hopt. . . S.-OM 21 SUM
Porn.
July . . R05 807H 805 807H 80S
Sot > t . . 8'20 8 2S SOS 825 822H
l.lllll.
July. . . 4ns 4 07H 405 4D7M 4 05
sent. . ; C 10 605 f , ID B07
Kllm.
July. . . 4 D5 4024 495 4 OL'H 400
Sept. . . 470 4 75 4 70 470 47'JW
No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows :
FLOUR Steady ; winter patents , J3.65 ®
3.75 : straights , $3.1VJ3.2r ( ; spring specials ,
$4Ar : spring patents , $3.-IOig3.SO ; straights ,
$2.90 < li3/J5 ; bakers. J2.25(51.w ( ! > .
WHEAT No. 3 spring , 724'J70c ! ' ! ; No. 2
red , 767flc.
CORN No. 2 , 33y8@33c ; No. 2 yeKow ,
OATS No. 2 , 23iiJ2o4c ; No. 3 white , 27 5 ©
29ic. .
RYE No. 2 , 59c.
BARLKY No. 2 , ,3. , > V4JfQCViC. (
SEEDS No. 1 llaxseed. $1.0314 ; prime
timothy , 12.30 ; northwest , J1.C > V4@1.0G.
PROVISIONS Pork , per bbl. . J7.250S.10 ;
lard , per 100 lbs > . , J4.S2HS4.95 ; short ribs sides
( loose ) , $ l.4o'5T4.70 ' ; dry salted shoulders
( hexed ) . Jl.50f4.75 ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
J4.855T4.93.
WHISKY Distillers' nnlshed goods , per
gallon , S1.2G.
SIJCrARS Cut loaf , J6.02 ; granulated , $5.52.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments for todav :
Articles. Recelpts.Shlpments.
Flour , bbls 13MX ) 10,000
Wheat , bu 153,000 9,000
Corn , bu 5IS.OOO 73S.OOO
Oats , bu 405,000 311.000
Rye , bu 600
linrley , bu 9,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wns llrm ; creameries. iS tfTlSc ;
dairies , lO lfic. Cheese , easy , 794 < US'c. .
Eggs , steady ; fresh , 12c.
MOW VOIllv. CIIMOIIAF , MAKKCT.
N for tin- Day mi Various
t'llllllllOllUICH.
NEW YORK , June 12. KI.OUR Rooelpts.
27,203 bbls. ; exports , 11,623 bbls. ; sales. 4,600
l > kgn. ; firm and moro active on spring
jiatents and bakers ; winter patents , J3.8S ®
4.00 ; winter straights , $3.50 3.63 ; winter
extras , $2.6&I)3.10 ) ; winter low grades , $2.15 ®
2.S5 ; .Minnesota patents , $4.CK > ? r4.15 ; Jllnne-
sot.i bakers , $ ! .00ft.l.26. Ry Hour , steady ;
good ' to fair , $3.10ff3. ( 0 ; choice to fancy ,
. . .
( . OHNMKAI/ Steady : yellow western ,
Sic ; city , SlfS2e | ; Urandywlne , $2.05Q2.CO.
llAHlvEY-Stendy ; feeding , Sbc c. 1. f. ,
.Buffalo ; malting , 4G/30c ! , delivered.
1IAHLEY MAI/r-Steady ; western , $1.75 < ? p
C.M.
C.M.HYB Stronger ; No. 2 western , 66'/ic , t. o.
b. , allont.
WHEAT H'celpts. 126,630 bu. : exports ,
f.B,714 . bu. ; sales. 5.125,000 bu , futures. 2SO.OOO
bu , all ports. Spot easy ; No. 2 red , 83c , spot
nnil to arrive , f. o , b. . afloat ; No. 2 red ,
Mr. ekviitor ; No. 1 northern , Dtilnth , S3V4c.
1 , < a. b. , allont ; No. 1 hard , Manitoba , Sc ,
f. o. b , alloat. Options opened easl'r , its
compared with Saturday's late curb , nnd
nold off under notlvo realizing. A partial
midday reaction on covering Induced by ox-
iinrt dontnnd was succeeded by a final
lurcnk due to further b = ar attacks and un
loading. Closed weak atc advance over
Saturday's close , but lc under the late
curb prices. July. SIGRiUc , closed Klc ; Bop-
tember , 81OS2 3-16o , closed Sic ; December
M'.l-lCJiSSUc , clowd S2Uo.
OOUN-illecelpts , 12li75 bu. ; exports , 203-
SC1 bu. Spot steady ; No , 2 , 40-Hc , f , o. b. ,
afloat , nnd 39TiC ( , elevator. Options opened
ntendy , but eased off later In .tho day on
lirosp cts of big receipts and the break In
wheat. Closed weak at W'Vic net decline.
July , 39Mi30T6c , closed 3U8c ; September
closed SON.c.
OATS-ltecelpts , 292.300 am. : exports. 236.-
Cu'7 bu. ' .Spot steady ; No. 2 , 30f(30V ( < , c ; No. 3 ,
; Wc ; No. 2 whit * , 32o ; No. 3 whlto , 3ic : track
inlxetl western , SWSlVic ; track white , 32Q >
37Uc. Options qult't.
IlAY-nnll ; shipping , B50COo ; good to
cholco , TMfSOc.
HOI'S Qnlt-t ; state , common to cholco ,
3S9il crop , Uii7c ; Ii97 crop , llTil3o ( ; 1S9S crop ,
17c ; Paclllc coast , lS9ii crop , 6tdc ; Ib97 crop ,
Iiiil3o | : 1S9S crop , 17fflSc.
HIDES Steady : Ualveston , 165T17c ; Texas
lry. 24 to 30 pounds , l2ViIfl3o ; California , 'J3
luiunila. IS'-yi' .
I.EATlIEll Vlrm ; hemlock sole. Buenos
Ayres. llKlit to heavy weights , 20ff21V.c ;
ucld. 20.'i22c. .
IHlOVISIONS-Boj-f , nrm : family. $9.COi ?
30.60 ; extra mess. $9.00 ; city * xtra India
mess. $14.00015.50. Cut meats , steady ; pick
led ibeliles. $ I.7GS,7o ] ; pickled shoulder *
$1.25 ; pickled hams , $ S.CKKJt.50. ) Lard , steady ;
western steamed , $3.23 ; rellnsd , quiet ; conti
nent , $5.50 ; South American , $1,75. I'ork ,
dull ; mess , $ S.301T9.00 ; short clear , $10.00 ®
11.70 ; family. $10.6W10.75. Tallow , dull ; city ,
} J.OO ; per pnckab'e. $1.37H.
BUTTKH-Kecoipts. 16.460 pkgs , ; steady :
western creamery. 15tflS 4c ; Imitation , 12iifj >
JCc ; factory. lUiifUc.
CHKESE-Quk't ; receipts , 9,967 pkgs. :
large , white , 7"4c ; small , white , 7 } c ; large ,
colored. 7Ho ; small , colored , IVtc.
KOGS Firm ; receipts , 13,477 pkgs.j west
ern , 14H4T15'ic ; southern , lOijUVic.
RICK Steady ; donustlo fair , 4T c ; Japan ,
4 ? < c.
c..MOIjASSES Steady ; "Now " Orleans , open
JteUlo. good to choice , 32ft36c.
ilOTAUS-Tho situation In the local
metal market , so far us inislnosu la con
cerned , Is unsatisfactory Prices changes ,
however , r. > moro blfiillleant , this
f pirtlctilarly tnio of r lg Iron , copper and
tin. The now * from primary points and
foreign markpts was not radically different
from expectations. At the close the Metal
cxchfingp cnllpd pig Iron warrants
nominal at $13.60 ; tin. quiet with $25.70 bid
nnd $25.80 naked ; lake copper , quiet with
$1.2G bid and $1S.50 n. kc < l ; lend , qulPt with
$1.13 bid and $4.50 asked ; spelter , weak with
J0.23 bid and $6.30 asked. The brokers' price
for 1 ad Is $4.23 and for copper $18.25U18.fiO.
OMAHA Cn.VKIt.VI , SIAItlCUT.
CoiulKliin nt Trail find ( litnlntlniiN
nn Slniilc nnil l''nnc > - I'roditrc.
EftOS Uecelpts moderate ; good stock ,
.
BUTTHIl Common to fair , 105J13c ;
choice , 12f14c ; separator , 18c ; gathered
creamery. ICc.
1'OUI/rilY Hens , live , 7 < 4o ; spring chick-
ens. 2ujJ23c ; old and stagey roosters , live ,
3V4S5c ; ducks and geese , live , 7c ; turkeys ,
live. Sfi9c.
I'/GEONS-Mve / , per dor. , 75c < ill. ) .
VEAIS Choice , 9c.
KKESH WATER FlSH-Catflsh , per lb. ,
12c ; hufTnlo. per lb. . dressed. 7c ; white
fish , 9o ; Inketrottt , 80 ; yellow pike , dressed ,
9c ; white perch , 6c ; bullheads , dressed , lOc ;
black bass , ! > c.
SEA KKSH Haddock , lOc ; blue fish , lOc ;
roe shad , each , 40c.
VEGETABLE * .
OAiNTuVIXiUPE Per crate , Jl.BOS'1.76. '
WAX BEANS-One-thlrd bu. . 75 S5c.
STRrNO BEANS One-third bu. , CCVS70c.
PEAS Per baflkot , 05c.
RADlSHES-Per doz. bunches , KKffloc.
TOAfATOES-Per 4 basket crate , $1.50.
i.e. i TI fir , Home grown , per dozen
liunches , 25c.
ASPAttAiiL'S Homo grown , per dozen
bunches. 30 < @ 35c.
ONIONS Home grown. per dozen
bunches , according to size , 8I12c.
CAUI rFLOWER Per dozen , $1.0031.10. *
lihAiNh liaml-plckL-u navy , per bu. , $1.50.
POTATOES-Old stock , lOtOOc ; new po
tatoes , $1.00 per bu.
CUCUlIBERS-d' r dozen , 50o.
FRUITS.
BbACKBBRRIES-JPer 21-quart case , W.OO
BLACK n-VSPBBRRlES-Per 24-quart
case. $2.00.
STRAWBBRRII3S Per crate , cholco ship
ping stock , $2.50.
GOOSKBER.1UES Per 21-quart case , $1.60
( l.io.
. per 10-lb. box ,
TROPICAL FRUIT.
JjEMONS-Callfornla. fancy. $3.75ff4.00 ;
choice , $3.50 : aiesslna , fancy , if.OO.
ORANGES Seedlings , $3.60 ; Olcdlter-
ranean sweets , $4.23.
PINEAPPLES-Pcr doz. , $1.50 ; per crate.
$4. Jo.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch , $2.2512.50 ; medium-sized
bunches , $2.0052.25.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides , 7Uc : No. 2
green hides , 6Vic ; No. 1 salted hldos. 8 , c ;
No. 2 salted hides , 7',4c ; No. 1 vetil calf , S'to
12 Ibs. , lOe ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs . Sc.
TALLOW GREASE , ETC. Tallow No. 1 ,
SIAC ; tallow , No. 2 , 3c ; rough tallow. IV-c ;
whlto grease , 2'AQ3c ; yellow and brown
grease , Hii2'4c. (
SHEEP PELTS-Grcen salted , each , 15
75c ; green wilted sh < > irlngs ( short wooled
early skips ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
woo.ed early skins ) , No. 1 , c-rtch. ( ie ; dry
Hint , Kansiia and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4j75c ; dry Hint ,
Kansas nnd Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 3Q4c ; dry Hint , Colorado
rado butcher wool polls , per lb. , actual
weight , 4Ifoc ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per ! b. , actual weight , 3iJ4c.
STATEMENT OF VISIIILK SUl'I'JjY.
IJccrfiisie AlMUircnt 111
\vltli the I'xci-pHoii of AVlioiit.
NEW YORK , June 12. The statement of
visible supply of grain on Srfturday , June
10 , as compiled by the New York Produce 1
Exchange , Is as follows : Wheat , 27,517,000
bit. ; Increase. 1,432,000 , bu. ; corn , 13,266,000
bu. ; decren e , 91,000 bu. : oats , S.133,000 bu. ;
decrease , 188,000 bu. : rye , 891,000 bu , ; de
crease , 41,000 bu. ; barley , 1,261,000 bu. ; de
crease , 78,000 bu.
St. Loiiln MnrUct.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 12. FLOUR-Qulet and
easy ; patents. $3.75J3.90 ( ! ; straights , $3.33 ®
3.50 : clears , $3.10 3.30.
WHEAT No. 2 red , cash , o'.evator , 76c ;
track , 7SV4c ; June , 76VSc ; July , 77Vic ; Septem
ber , 78 .0 bid ; No. 3 hard , 72ij < 74Vic.
CORN No. 2 cash , 324c ! : track , 33'/ic ;
June , 33c asked ; July , 32c asked ; July ,
32o bid.
OATS No. 2 cash , 241/fcc ; track , 25c : June ,
24Vjc ; July , 23 % o bid ; September. 21c bid ;
No. 2 white , 2STI2SVSC.
RYE-Qulet ; 57c bid.
METALS I-e-nd , lower ; $ l.254.27i,4.
Spelter , better ; $6.25 bid.
POULTRY-r-Ftrin ; chickens , 7 jfSc ;
springs , IVillSc ; turkeys , 5ff6c ; ducks , 5c ;
spring" . Sc.
BUTTER Firm ; creamery , 1519c ; dairy ,
12Tiloc.
EOGS-Stondy ; lOc.
SEEDS Prime timothy , quiet ; $1.752.15 ;
flaxseed , 9Sc.
CORNilEAIy Steady ; $ l.SOgi.Si.
BRAN Firmer ; sacked , east track , 57'/-c.
HAY Firm for be * ; timothy , $9.00 12.00 ;
pr.iirle , $6.50fS.50.
WiriSKY-Stendy. $1.26.
IRON COTTON TIES S tend v , S5c.
BAGGING Steady , 6Q69ic , according to
welBhl-
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , steady ;
boxed shoulders , $4.37' ; extra shorts
J4.S7Mclear ; ribs , $3.00 ; clear sides. $3.23
Bacon , steady ; boxed shoulders , $3.12V4 ; ex
tra shorts , $3.37'/i > ; clear ribs , $5.50 ; clear
sides , $5 75.
RECEIPTS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat.
30,000 bu. ; corn. 215,000 bu. ; oats. 20,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 7,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
6,000 ou. ; corn , 57,000 bu. ; oats , 20,000 bu.
Liverpool ( Irnlii nnil PrnvlMlniiM.
LIVERPOOL , Juno 12. PROVISIONS
Hams , rhort cut , 14 to 10 Ibs. , firm , 44s 6d.
Bacon , long clear , 30 to 33 Ibs. , steady , 30s ;
long clear. 35 to 40 Ibs. , steady , 29s 6d ; short
clear backs , 16 to IS Ibs. , steady , 2Ss 6d.
Shoulders , square , 12 to 16 Ibs. , easy. 26s ,
Lard , prime western In tierces , dull , 26s.
WHEAT Spot No. 2 red western winter ,
nrm ; ( Jj % d ; No. 1 red northern , Uiiluth ,
firm ; 6s 6d : futures closed quiet ; July , 6s
Wrt : September , 6s ld.
CORN Spot American mixed , new , firm ;
3s C'4d ; American mixed , old. firm ; 3s 6 < 1 ;
futures quiet ; July , 3s 5d ; September , 3s
6V4d.
Imports of wheat Into Liverpool during
the week : From Atlantic ports , 5S.300 quar
ters ; Pacific ports , none ; other ports 62-
000 quarters.
Imports of corn from Atlantic ports , dur
ing the week , 77,000 quarters.
City tiriiln nnd 1'rovlNlniiN.
CORN July , SWic ; September , 30Mc ; cash
No. 2 mixed , 323i033c ; No. 2 white , 33c : No
S , 32c.
OATS No. 2 white , CC c.
RYE-NO. 2. 57c.
HAY Choice timothy , $ S.23f)6.50 ( ) ; choice
prairlo. $7.50 < fi7.75 ,
BUTTER Creamery. 14l4 H Hc : dairy. 33s.
EGGS Are firmly held ; fresh Missouri
and Kansas stock , firsts , lie , cases rc-
lRECEIPTS-Wheat. 67,800 bu , ; corn , 12.SOO
bu. : oats , 11.000 bu.
SIllPMENTS-U'heat , 21,000 bu. ; corn ,
1,300 bu. : oats , 3,000 bu.
Cliioliinntl MnrUi-t.
CINCINNATI , June 12. FLOUR Fancy.
$3.2-303.40 ; family. $2. 4&J72.70.
WHKAT Quiet : No. 2 re < l , nominal , 75c.
CORN Firm ; 'No ' , 2 mixed. 35c.
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 27@2Se.
RYE Steady : No. 2 , 43o ,
pROVlSION'S-Uulk meats , steady at
$1.7r > ; bacon , fair demand at $3.70.
WHISKY Steady.
EGGS Steady at lOV-c.
qilKBSE Firm ; good to prlmo Ohio flat ,
Toll-do Mlirki-l.
TOLRDO , O. . June 12. AVHRAT Active ,
weak : No. 2 cash , 77c ; July , 77o.
CORN Higher ; No. 2 mixed , 34Hc.
OATS Dull , steady ; No , 2 mixed ? 26c.
RYE Dull , higher ; No , 2 cash , 5Sc.
SEEDS Cloverseed , active , higher ; prime
cash , new , $3.80 bid ; October , $1.60 ,
I'eorla .MnrUi-1.
PEORIA , June 12. CORN Steady ; No 2.
.
OATS Inactive , Eteady ; No , 2 white. EG
M .ic.
WHISKY Firm , on the basis of $1.28 for
finished foods.
KlKlii lltitti-r Marled ,
ELGIN , 111. . June 12-BUlTER-Flrm ;
offerings , 261 tubs ; sales. 176 nibs , at ISc ,
> 'o v York Ilry CooiU M iirket.
-NBW YORK. June 12 , The week opened
with general conditions unchanged In all
lines of cotton goods. Staples In brown
bleached and coarss colored lines are quiet ,
t > ut se-llers are very firm. Dark fancy
prints again In good rtquest nnd tone of
market very firm. Staple .prints . steady
witli 'fair sales. Ginghams arc firm through
out : whlto goods scarce and firm. Print
cloths Inactive at 2$4c for regulars. Woolens -
ens and worst els steady with fair demand.
Cofffp MurUrt ,
NEW YORK. Juno 12.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened steady at unchanged prices , ruled
moderately active , with scarcely any varia
tion , while showing a weak undertone under
unsatisfactory European and HIo cabka
I and continued largo recrsJpts ( it Santos ,
Closed quiet. Sales. 11.750 lings , Including
I | July. $ lt.Vn470. ; August. Jl 73 ; Spptembcr ,
$1.W ; Dtrembcr , to 20 6.25 ; March , $5.40.
spot coffee , Rlo dull ; mild , quiet.
.MH.VI'S OK STOCKS AMI HOMIS.
American Strrl mill AllllliUlnnn the
Cent IT of .MtrniMlon.
NBW YORK , Juno 12.-Thero wns ovl-
denco of large buying by powerful finan
cial Interests In a limited number of stocks
and of manipulation to ndvancc prices In
the stock market today. Speculation other
wise was In a somewhat quiescent state.
Outside of the special eases where prices
were supported , the tone was * rather heavy.
ilnny of the railroads ranged downward
within the limits of a point during the.
early trading. There was orgonlited buying
throughout the day of Federal Steel , which
was marked up nearly 3 points nnd closed
almost at the top. There wns some senti
mental effect exerted by this on other steel
stocks American Steel nnd Wire respond
ing late In the day on covering shorts. But
none of the gains In the group wore well
held outside of Federal Stfccl. The so-
called Flower stocks were all well sup
ported nnd Brooklyn Transit shared Its
strength with Metropolitan Street Railway
nnd Manhattan. This group of New York
Traction stocks showed the effects of
realizing from time to time during the day
and Manhattan was dragged below last
night's close by Its weight. The Grangers
were taken up at ono tlmo , St. Paul In the
lend , but did not retain all of the gain
and in somu Instances more than lost. The
coalers wore pretty well sustained also.
Other points of strength were Plttsburg ,
Cincinnati , Chicago and St. Louis , which
rose 3i ; Chicago Terminal prefwrod , Den
ver & Rlo Grande Issues nnd the newly is
sued Wisconsin Central stocks.
Sugar fluctuated up and down during the
whole dav , but always above. Saturday's
level. It rose at ono time 3 points , but lost
It all before the close. There wns no evi
dence of outside demand to keep thu mar
ket up and the- railroad group showed Itself
affected by the heavy tone of the foreign
stock exchanges on account of political dls-
qulot. The announcement of the resigna
tion of the French ministry helped the
late reaction In pricca. The engagement of
nn additional $2,000,000 of gold for export
tomorrow , although the probability of It
had been Intimated , also weighed on the
market. No effect was apparent In the
money market , which continued decidedly
easy , i-xchnngo also , though It hardened a
shade , continues a broad fraction below the
point where experts can figure a profit on
gold exports.
It Is , In fact , generally admitted that the
gold movement Is duo to the actual buying
of the gold In thla market to replenish
the reserve of the Bank of England and
probabiy also for Russian purposes. This
is a precisely similar operation to that im-
dcrtaken by the United States government
through a syndicate to replenish the gold
In the treasury during the last administra
tion. It is to be noted that while the for
eign money markets are thus drawing on
New York for gold ns the most available
source , New York banks are offering special
inducements such as paying the expressnge
on bills remitted by Interior correspondents
to secure a supply of legal tender notes to
meet the demand of active business condi
tions. The market for railroad bonds was
dull and sluggish and changes are mixed.
Total sales , par value , $2,500,000. United
Status 3s and the 5s declined ' /s In the bid
price ,
Commercial Advertiser's London finan
cial cablegram : The markets here were
decidedly better today on more favorable
news of the African situation. A rumor
was circulated that England has bought
and will shortly occupy Delagoa bay.
Americans were above parity all day. New
York bought at first , but later sold Atchlson
preferred and Northern Paclllc common
and the whole list dropped back , closing
well below the best. Denver preferred and
St. 1-nul were the strongest features.
Louisville & Nashville- were In some re
quest on dividend expectations. Spanish 4s
wore 6I4 ; tlntos were 47' ; Anacondas were.
10i. The bunk bought JC231.000 American
gold coin nnd 21,000 was withdrawn. Sil
ver was weak.
The following are thu closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
Offered.
Th total sales of stocks today amounted
to MS.3S2 shares , including : American Steel
and Wlro.17.400 : Amerlron Steel preferred ,
3,100 ; American Sugar. K.1.210 ; American Tln-
plntc , 17.000 ; American Tobacco. 0.300 : Atchl-
m preferred. 17.600 ; llrooklyn Transit , f-3-
500 ; Central Pacific. 3,000 ; Chicago , Burling
ton & Qulncy , 28.000 : Chicago Great West
ern. 4,100 ; Chicago Traction Terminal pre
ferred , 5,000 ; Consolidated Oas , 5.SOO ; Conti
nental Tobacco , C.500 ; Denver & Rio Grande ,
10.200 ; Denver & Rlo Grande preferred. 7,400 ;
Federal Ste.I. 43f/)0 ) : Federal Steel pre
ferred. 7.POO ; Louisville & Nashville , 1,100 ;
Manhattan Consolidated. 3S.700 ; Metropoli
tan , 8.500 ; Missouri Pacific. S.500 : New York
( Vntral , 3.900 ; 'Northern ' Pacific , G.200 ; On-
tnrlo .t Western. 5.900 ; Peorln , Decatnr &
Kvnnsvlllo. 3.000 ; Pennsylvania. 4,401 : Pltts-
1iurg. Plnclnntnl. Chicago & St. Louis , 5.MO ;
Peopln's Gns of Chicago , 10,900 ; It/nding
first prpfeirsd. 9.100 ; Rock Island , 9.100 ; St.
Paul. 33700 : Southern Pacific , 7.200 ; Tennes
see Conl nnd Iron. 7.700 ; Union Pacific , 7,100 ;
Union Pnc-ltir prnferrfrt 3,700 ; United Stains
Leather. 4.300 : United Stains Rubber. 4.300 :
Wisconsin C ntral. 3WO ; Wisconsin Central
preferred , fi.400.
ItONloii Stock QilotiitloilH.
BOSTON. June 12. Call loans , 3JI1 per
cent ; time loans. SliffHi per cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds nnd mining shares ;
A. . T. & S. F 17'4 t.
ao. Ufa wi ilo. llfd 05
Am. Sucur 1WU AtdllHOll i3 103
Mo. pW 117 \\'U \ Central 76'i
Hell Tel < n 'iono ' 347 76'iMl
n on MI-nnj'.SSS * llouez Jlln , Co. . . Ml
l ) . Kton Cl 103H 32
llos. & Maine. . . 165 Cnstftn & Mont. . . .
C. . n. & Q 183-X Iluttp & nontnn. . .
HI. Irl .
l.'llnlihurs . . . . US Centennial M
' Franklin ifuj
I'Vdora'l PU-ol . . . . . . C4 j Humboldt 2
McxUvin Central. . . . 14 Osceola K
Mich. Tel MH Tarrot , . 50 %
N. Y. & N. B. pTd..Krt Qulncy l.Vi
Old Colony 204 Banta. Fe Copper. . . . 1 !
Old PomlnlonW 'I\a.mara \ < 'l { 210
I'nlon 1'aclllo Wlnonn . .j 14
Union Land 75i ( Vcrtverlnes 4. .
\Vrrt \ Bnl 01 lUtah 42
rto.T _ > fd. . . . . . . . . . .ne J
"
Ex-dlvfdenfl.
'lnniH-lnl.
PARIS , June 12. There wns n general re
covery on the bourse today , operator * bcln < r
Impressed by the comparatively quiet man
ner In which Sunday was passed nnd by
the nreonutlonB of tno government 'to ' pru-
Rerve order. International securities wera
In Rood demand , jispecjally Spanish 4s.
Turk < wore actively bouRht on dividend
anticipations. Rlo ttntos made a marked
advance In sympathy with the Improvement
In the price of copper. Katfln- were very
firm , especially at the close. London , hav-
Infr censed selling. Continuing rates were
llKht. Three per cent rentes 102f 17Wo for
the account. KychnngiJ on London , 25f 20c
for checjts. Spanish 4fl closed at 65.S5.
LONDON , June 12 The market for
American securities opened nt about parity
level and rernafneA Heady all dny. Iiu.-i-
wus very restricted. The closing tone
was nrm TUe amount of bullion taken
Jnto tbo Bank of Kn eland on balance today
was 1.000,00il. Gold at Buenos Ayres ,
120.65.
BERLIN , Jlune 12IIome funds were
weak on thd rumored ISMIO of a new
3 rit-r cent Saxlnn loan of 4.POO.OOO marks.
Forelen securities were fnlrly : lrm nnd
fwpeclnlly Americans. Canadian Paclllcs
werp ea .ler.
KRANKl-'ORT , Juno 12. On tha botirsft
the unfavorable Influence of the Saxlnn
loan Isstio took the market by surprise.
Spanish Is were harder nnd local securities
relapsed.
I1UBNOS AYRES. Juno 12. The gold tiio- |
tntlon today wa i 117.70
JIAnRin , Juno 12 Spanish 4s closed to
day tit C7.IO. Gold , wna quoted ut 22.W.
Xeiv York Money JlnrUot.
NRW YORK , June 12. MONBY-On cal ! .
steady nt 2473 per cent ; last loan nt 2\ \ per
cent ; prime mercantile l > - per , SUfi-l l > er
cent.
STWRLINO BXCIIANGK Firmer , with
actual business In bankers' bill * nI.S7ftfp (
4.SS for demand and $4.S5s4fr4 S6 for sixty
days ; posted rates , Jt.S6i4fJ4.S7 and $ I.S9 ;
commercial bills , ji.85 M.S5H.
SILVKR CERTlFlCATES-60H0C2c ; bar ,
CO'ic.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-4S < Jc.
13ONDS Government bonds weak ; tttate
bonds inactive ; railroad bonds IrreRiiliir.
Closing Quotations on bonds were ;
Offered.
\o\v York Mliiltiir Quotation * .
NEW YORK , Juno 12. The following
arc the closing prices for mining shares :
Cliollnr T M * Ontnrlo . 00
Crown Point 30 Oiihlr . 100
Con. Oil. & Yn..iso Plymouth . 10
Dpiulwood BO Quicksilver
Oonld & Cunle . . . 23 do pfil
llnlc & Norcross . . SO Sierra Nevada . O.S
Tlojm's-tnko GOOO Slumlord . 22. >
I mil Silver 55 Union Con . 3S
Mexican 40 Yellow Jacket . 37
I.fiiuloii Stix-lc ( Inotiidonn.
LONDON , Juno 12. 4 p. m. Closing ;
Consols , money..10S 9-10 X. Y. Central".1
Consols , joot..ION 11-16 I'onnsylvanln. . 07 %
Can. Ilacllk ) 101'
Erie 13 U. P. DM . < ' %
do. 1st ufil S3T4 Iclilsnn . 1\
Illinois Central . . . .116U fi N
Xor. Pacific pfd. . . . TS % Oranct Tnmk . 8
St. Paul common . .ISO',4 Anaconda . W
SILVER Dull , 27TW per ounce.
MONEY isjiVi per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills , 2 3-1G per cent ; for three
months' bills , 2 3-1&JT2U per cent.
Flniiiicliil .VoteH.
NEW YORK , June 12. Clearings , $97-
716.602 : balances , 7,522,400.
BOSTON. Juno 12. Clearings ! $ lG,61S,02o ;
balances. $1,590,631.
nALTIMOUK. Juno 12. Clearings , $2,640-
Cr.l ; balances , $500,659.
PHILADELPHIA , Juno 12. Clearings ,
$10.379.931 : balances , $2,066,314.
CINCINNATI , Jiide 12. Money , 2V4JT6 per
cent. New York exchange , 15c premium.
Clearings , $3,194,100.
CHICAGO , Juno 12. Clearing * , J21.li3.OI5 ;
balances , $1,186,099. New York exchange , 5o
discount. Sterling exchange , $ t.S7STl.SD.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 12. Clearings , $3.652,551 ;
balances , $277,615. Money , steady at 4@7 per
cent. Exchange on New York , 15c discount
bid to par asked.
NEW ORLEANS , .Tune 12. Clearings ,
$727,322. New York exchange , bank , $1 per
$1,000 premium ; commercial , 75c per $1,000
discount.
Condition ot the TrenHtirj- .
WASHING-TON. Juno 12. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available" cosh balance , $272,412,728 ;
gold reserve , $231445,676.
aiONTIIIiY STATI1MKXT OK KXPOItTS.
Alntcrlnl TlecrpaNe Over CorreHpoml-
liiK 1'crloil of I.iiNt Year.
WASHINGTON , June 12. The monthly
statement of the exports of domestic pro
ducts of the United States shows that dur
ing May , 1S93 , the exports were as follows :
Brendstuffs , $19.618,313 ; decrease , about $18-
500,000 , as compared with May , 1S9S. Cattle
and hogs , $2.SS3,7I5 : Increase about $243,000 ;
provlsons , $13,000,076 , decrease , $2,301,300 ;
cotton , $9,610,017 , decrease , $2.500.000 ; min
eral oils , $3,212,928 , Increase. $641,000. Totals ,
$30.315,679 , as against $73,122,571 for May , 1S9S.
For the present Ascal year the exports
amounted to $667,565,281 , as against $717-
503,807 , for the corresponding period last
year.
Cotton Market.
ST. LOUIS , Juno COTTON Steady ;
middling , 5 13-16c. Sales , 230 bales ; receipts.
250 bales ; shipments , 556 bales ; stock , 83,691
bales.
NEW ORLEANS , June 12.-COTTON
Steady ; sales , ,1,000 bales. Ordinary , 3 ll-llic ;
good ordinary , 4 3-lCc ; low middling ,
4 15-16c ; middling' , 54c : good middling ,
6 5-16c ; middling ftilr , G&c. Receipts , 2,219
bales ; stock. 2S3.9S5 bu. Futures , quiet but
steady : June , $5.77 bid ; July , $3,77553.78 ;
August , $5.70fl5.71 : September , $5.66fv-3.67 ;
October , $5.G6 f(3.67 ; November , $3,67 ( 5.65 ;
December , $3.71'5.72 ' ' ; January , $5.745J5.75 ;
February. $3.77(55.78 ( ; March , $5.SKg5.E2. (
LIVERPOOL , Juno 12.-COTTON-Spot.
good business done ; prices steady ; good
ordinary , 3 13-32d. Sales , 20,000 bales , of
which 3,000 were for speculation and export ,
and Included 19,200 American. Receipts ,
4,300 liales , al ! American. Futures opened
Hteady and quiet , with n moderate demand ,
nnd closed steady , ot the advance. Ameri
can middling , 1. m. c. , June , 323-6103 24-6U1
sellers ; June-July , 3 23-6lfi3 21-GId sellern ;
July-August , a 23-64513 24-6td buyers ;
August-September , 3 2.i-6l5T3 24-64 sellers ;
September-October , 3 23-Cld sellers ; Octo
ber-November , 3 22-Bld sellers ; November-
December , 3 21-61d sellers ; Dpcember-Jan-
uary , 3 21-C4d sellers ; January-February.
3 21-61d buyers ; Fobrunry-March , 3 22-64d
seller. " : March-April , 3 22-61(83 ( 23-61 Hellers ;
Aprll-Alny. 3 23-fild buyers ,
NEW YORK , Juno 12. Speculation In cot
ton futures was mqst moderately active to
day. Prices showed an Important varia
tion , generally favorable reports from cot
ton goods manufacturing circles In this
country nnd abroad being offset by bearish
crop advices irom the cotton belt. The
market opened steady nt nn advance of Iiff2
points , Liverpool cables showing good spot
values , nnd an advance of Kfi2',4 points In
futures. The hulls mndo the most of the
foreign news In an effort to help specula
tion. jut crop reports Indicated that there
would lit * a larger yield than Indicated In
the bureau report. In the absence of out-
nldo speculation , the local contingent un
dertook to depress the market , but it re
quires moro selling than they had reckoned
upon , and they withdrew , leaving the mar
ket very quiet , but tolerably steady. Dm- '
Ing the afternoon , the market was uninter
esting with the final phases rather moro
bullish than otherwise. The market closed
steady , with prices 3 to 3 points net higher.
Quotations : Futures opened steady ; June ,
$3.S8 ; July. $5.91 ; August. $5.9S ; September ,
$5.90 ; October , $5.91 ; November , $5.93 ; De
cember. J5.W ; January , $6.02 ; February ,
$ .0i j March , $6.05 ; April. $6.12 ; May , $5.16 ,
oil Market ,
TOLRDO. Juno 12. OILS Unchanged ,
LIvraiU'OOL , June 12. OIUS-IIull re
fined , June-August , steady at 15s 3d ; tur
pentine spirits , steady at 31s 6d ; rosin , com
mon , steady at 45s ; petroleum , refined , 6 > , id ;
linseed , 21s 6d.
NEW YORK , Juno 12-OILS-Cottonsod ,
quiet but fairly steady ; prlmo crudf , 12-
tlrely nominal ; prlmo crude , t. o. b. . mills ,
ITifi'lHc ; prime summer yellow , 25025V4e ; off
summer yellow. 21iJ21V4c ; butter grades , 30
f32c | ; prime winter yellow , 30JT32o ; prims
white , 2'Jf291/ae. ( Petroleum , steady ; refined ,
New York. $7.15 ; Philadelphia nnd Balti
more , $7.15 ; Philadelphia and Batllmore , In
bulk , $4.63. Rosin , quiet ; strained , common
to good , $1,305 1.32Vj-e. Turpentine , steady at
WILMINGTON , N. C. , June 12.-O1LS
Spirits turpentine , quiet nt 63ff65Hc : crude
turpentine , quiet at $1.2502.10 nnd $2.20.
Rosin , dull at 90 < 395c. Tar , firm nt $1.30 ;
OIL CITY , Pa. , June 12. Credit balances ,
$1.13 : certlllcaten. $ U3H bid for cash , Ship
ments June 9. 10 nnd 11 , 219.93,5 bbls , ; aver
age. 60.547 bbls. ; runs , June 9 , 10 and 11 , 183.-
972 bbls. ; average , 75,701 bbls.
California Dried .
NEW YORK. June 12.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED IARU1T Evaporated apples , com
mon , 7 < SSc : prime wlro tray. SUjJSHc :
oholce , SC9c ; fancy , 9tt i9Hc- Prunes , 3U
ft ; , rtprlcots , royal , IJfill&c ; Moor park ,
HfilSc. Peaches , unpceled , 9\iSllc. \
Wool .Mrtrkot.
NEW YORK. Juno 13.-WOOL Stcady
ST LOt'IS. June 12. WOOL-vVctlve and
prices well sustained at pravlous price * .
! OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipt * of Oattla Are 'dnnsually Heary
for a Monday.
PRICES STRONG AND YARDS ARE CLEARED
Vnliicx mi t'rnvlNlotiN l-'orrc a
Decline tn tin- HUB Mnrket
mill Snip * Arc Some
what Slow ,
SOUTH OMAHA. Juno 12.
Cattle. Hogs. Shtop.
Hecelpts today 2,321 2.G91 6fi
One week ago 49S 4,951 251
Two week1-'ago ' 1,703 4,237 415
Three weeks ago 2,003 3,6)8 ) 1,052
Average pries paid for nogs tor the laat
several days with comparisons :
| lS33.lS93.lS97.lS90.ilSM.lS9l.lSl3. | | | | | !
Juno 1. . . . . . 3 601 4 21 3 401 2 S6 30 4 C3 C 73
June 2 .1 5S | 4 12 3 32 | 2 S5 4(49 6 91
June 3 3S9 4 O.i 3 3G 2 S6 4 34 ( 6 72
June 4 4 02 3 32 2 87 ; 4 39 4 44
June o 3CS 3(31 2 93 | 4 35 4 49 6 9
June G 3 ffi 4 01 ( 3 01 4 29 4 55 6 IS
Juno 7 3 67 3SS 3 30 4 34 4 50 6 29
June 8 3 tiO 3 S7 3 31 3 OS 4 36 4 51 6 3d
June 9 3 61 3 92 3 29 304 , 4 53 6 37
June 10 3 9S 3 27 2 93 ] 4 381 * 6 41
June 11 3 5-5 327 2 1 | 4 44 4 57 ,
June 12 3 57 J _ 3 31 3 001 4 3fl | 4 C5 | 6 45
Indicates Sunday.
The olllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road were :
Cattle. Hoes.
C. . M. & St. P. Ry 3
Missouri Paclllc Railway . . 1
Union Paclllc System 11 4
C. .t N. W. Ry 7
P. , 13. & M. V. R. R 16 9
S. C. & P. Ry 1
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Ry 21 7
H. .t M. R , R. R 37 13
C. , U. & Q. Ry 6 2
C. , II. I. & P. Ry. , east 3
Total receipts 1M 37
The. disposition of the dny's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. HoES.Shccp.
Omaha Packing Co 101
G. II. llmmond Co 127
Swift and Company 41H 790 5
Cudahy Packing Co 392 96D
Armour & Company 1.01G 917 Gl
Swift , from country 73
R. Becker & Degan 9
Vnnsnnt & Co 3
Lobmnn & Co la
W. 1. Stephen 15
11111 & Huntzlnger 2ti
Livingstone & Schaller. . 12
McVIcker & Co 6
Held over 99
Totals 2,340 2,676 66
CATTLE Receipts' ' of cattle were larger
than a week ago , as will be noted from the
table nt the head of column. It turned
out , however , there were none too many
to meet thj requirements of buyers , who
cleaned the yards In good season.
The opening on corn-fed steers wns rather
slow , hut the market Improved as the
morning advanced , and when the trade was
oncti under way the market was fairly
active. The close was a little stronger , espe
cially on handy weight cattle. Packers acted
asit - they wanted the cattle nnd the feelIng -
Ing at the final wind-up waa very good.
There were some pretty good cattle In the
yards which sold at J5.00iij5.15.
Ten or a dozen loud : * of cows and heifers
were among the offerings of cattle today
and brought good , steady prices , everything
in that line being disposed of In a short
tlmo after the market opened. Some good
heifers sold at $4.65. Bulls , stags and rough
stock sold In the same notches as at the
close of last week. V-eal calves were In
good demand at strong prices , the best scll-
ingrnt $7.00.
No stackers or feeders of any consequence
quence were In the yards and there was
very little doing in that division. Repre
sentative sales :
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1..1110J400 9..1151 $4 85 22..1277 $493
1. . 900 4 00 1S..13CO 4 85 60..1172 4 95
7..1202 420 6S..1224 4 S3 66..1263 500
1. . % 0 425 50..1114 485 49..1367 500
1..1040 4 25 6..1166 4 5 2. . 1305 5 00
1. . 700 425 34..1156 485 19..1285 500
1..1330 450 34..1135 4 So 45..1334 BOO
13..1013 4 65 1..1240 4 h5 16..1381 5 00
4..1085 465 33..1130 4 S3 19..1336 600
40..1101 470 90..1211 485 20..1238 500
121.1012 470 36..1196 4 S3 15..1189 500
123.999 470 14..1210 485 23..1140 500
8..1155 473 2. . BSC 485 17..143S 505
IS. . 947 4 75 37..1190 4 So 3S..14SS 5 10
1. . 920 4 75 20..1084 4 85 33..1495 5 10
1. . 930 475 19..1127 485 1..2150 510
17..10S3 4 75 14..1187 4 90 18..1503 B 10
1..1130 4 75 20..1061 4 DO 31..1460 5 15
15..1100 4 75 37..1258 4 DO 21..1383 C 15
51..1191 4 SO 100. .1282 4 90 32..1431 B 15
3..1023 480 24..1287 495 18..1466 515
39..1238 4 SO 17..1503 4 16 2..1500 5 15
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
42. . 719 4 So 25..1306 5 10
COWS.
1. . 920 2 50 2..1200 3 35 5. . 930 3 93
1..1000 273 2. . 925 335 2..10S5 400
1..1000 2 75 3. . 976 3 50 21..1038 4 00
1..1030 300 2. . S10 350 1..1300 400
4..1000 300 9..1130 SCO 1..1160 410
1..1073 310 6. . S93 365 2..1230 415
1..1120 323 1..1110 370 1..12.10 420
1..1090 325 1..10SO 375 11..1027 425
L. SCO 325 1..1270 375 2..1010 423
1..1140 325 1..1200- 75 5. . 831 425
1. . 910 3 25 2..1090 3 75 1..1040 4 25
2. . 975 323 5..1140 380 3..1233 425
1..1350 330 4..1150 3V , 1..1320 440
1..1130 3 35 1..1230 3 90
COWS AND HEIFERS.
20. . 991 4 20 16. . 990 4 50
HEIFERS.
3. . 843 380 1..10SO 433 52..993 4 C5
1. . SGO 380 7. . 611 450 2..1023 465
1. . 710 390 4..1030 450 4. . 69-3 475
L.KbO 4 30
BULLS.
1. . 620 250 1..1170 355 1..1740 400
1..10GO 2 75 1..11SO 3 Go 1..1350 4 00
1..1210 335 1..1100 365 1..1570 405
1..1120 3 40 1. . 910 3 75 2..1SCO 4 05
1..1570 350 1..1670 390 1. . 490 425
1. . 000 3 50 2..1865 4 00
CALVES.
1. . 140 400 2. . 240 650 2. . 135 700
1. . 270 5 Oil 11. . IDO 675 1. . 110 700
5. . 310 603 1. . 200 675 2. . 115 700
3. . 223 B 25
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1. . SSO 2 CO 1. . 070 3 35 10 , . 6G.1 3 60
1. . 6SO 3 00 1. . 930 3 35 2. . 935 3 75
5 , . 916 3 M 2. . 805 340 1. . 510 400
2. . & 05 310 1. . 000 340 1. . 500 400
1. . 950 3 23 1. . 630 3 40 35. . 520 4 25
3. . 9S3 3 25 2. . 895 3 45 3. . SG3 4 85
2. . GOT 3 35 1..1020 360
SVUCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2. . C15 3 50 3. . 540 4 45 7. . 701 4 GO
1. . 700 373 1. . 710 450 12. . 822 170
22. . 3S5 400 7. . 9SS 455 3. . 410 400
1. . 740 440 C. . 741 460 2. . 415 490
7 , . 723 4 45
COLORADO.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
4 feeders. . 730 $4 50 SO feeders. . 805 } 4 50
HOGS The market wns slow nt a decline
of 2'g5c ( under the Influence of the lower
market nt Chicago , nnd the expectation of
liberal receipts the balance of the wek ,
The cause for the general decline in hog
value ? appears to be the lower provision
market of Saturday , coupld with a liberal
run of hogs nt all market points , At tlilH
point sellers were willing to toke J3.571Jfor
good mixed loads , but buyers wanted them
at $3.65 , and owing to this difference It
took longer to sell iho few loads here than
It does to sell fqur times the number on n
good mnnd dnyf. In t-ho nd the penw were
cleared nnd at prices that were lower , as
Indicated tibove. The most of the ho-gs
brought $3.53Jj3.57V4 , as against $3.o7' , fl3.60
on Saturday.
The week starts out with the mnrkot a
shadfi lower than It wns the first of ln/-t
week , 2H < S5c lower than It wnu two weeks
ngo anil 7Hc lower than three weeks ago.
In other words , the market today touched
the lowest point reached since the first day
of the month , when the average price of all
the hogs sold was only J3.50. Representa
tive sales :
No , Av. Sh , Pr.
67 25) ) . . . 3 67U
67 241 SO 3 571,4
60 228 . . . 3 GO
CS 21S . . . SCO
70 251 SO 360
67 241 . . . SGO
63 266 . . . 360
72 2G1 SO 3 60
75 240 120 365
SO 212 120 3 65
81 244 80 3 55
GO 260 SO 355
96 225 40 357W
65 271 80 357i
73 232 80 3 57 !
71 241 40 3 57l
71 231 120 3 57' ' |
'
81 217 120 367' ,
70 221 80 3 CO
LOTS-PIGS.
6 277 . . . 355
7 214 . . . 355
6 2GO . . . 355
5 274 SO 3 55
1 230 . . . 365
2 190 . . . 3 53
4 C02 . . . 365
6 217 . . . 355
6 205 . . . 355
1 240 . . . 3671/4
7 220 . . . 307V5
SHEEP-There wcra only u few that had
Iten driven In and not enough to make any
test or really establish quotations. The de
mand lb all right and the prices paid for
ths few small bunches here were entirely
satisfactory. It Is safe to depend upon this
market , as the receipts are so light that
packets are forced to buy in other markets
nnd ship the stuff her ? , so that they can
nffonl to pay very strong prices for any
thing that come * here.
Quotations on clipped Rhfcp and lambs :
Western wether * . $4. W6.W ! peed to choice
M-xIcan lambs. $6u > ( iS.5fl ; good to choice
western lambs , $3.WK > .50 ; fair to good west
ern lambs , $4.f > ( HT.-.uO ; western yearlings ,
$1 7Mio.OO ; western e\ves , ? 4.H > I4.65. |
No. Av. Pr.
3 native ewes , shorn . S6 $250
35 clipped western lambs . 69 BOO
3 native lambs , shorn . fifi fi 00
2 native lambs , shorn . fM 500
3 native ewes and wfthors . 131 6 00
CIIICAUO JTTvTi STOCK MAIIKIM' .
l.lliprnl HrcrltilM mill llxi-i-llrnt 1H -
iniiiiil I'rlm'lpnl Krndiro * .
CHICAGO , June 12-Cattlo buyers were-
moro numerous today and good cattle sold
freely at prices nvrnglng lOc hlg'hor. Un
desirable lots were hard to dispose of.
Good to fancy steers brought $ 1. 1 Off S. 60 ;
common to medium grades selling at $1.25
, MS5. Kvedlng cattle sold nt $ t.To0o.Wi |
, .bulls . , cows and heifers , $2.00i3 10 , the intrr
prlco for fancy hfifers ; western fed steers i
at $ ! , & 0it5.30 ; Texas steers , $3.753io.OO. Calves '
brought $4.2oli'7.VO. '
' 'Receipts ' of hogs were hnvy and the de- )
' maud was good ; sales were mostly at a de- .
ellno of 2Hc. Heavy hogs sold nt $3.50 3.70 ; |
Jnlxed lots , $3.62i.sii3.MVi ; light , { 3. ' i5'il I
3.S2J4. Pigs brought $3.2 : > ijJ.70 and culls $1.50 <
\ { f3.60.
I There was a good demand for sheep and I
lambs nnd prices moved up 1P1T1.V. Pilme '
I wool-d Colorado lambs brought $ .t.rtWii.lO ;
clipped lambs sold at $1.00IJ3.63. Sheep sold
I at J2.5ttfi3.50 fcr culls up to $ l.655i5.00 ,
fancy light 'bringing ' the best prices. Spring
lambs brought $4.505(7.00. (
UBCK1PTS Cattle. 16,000 head ; hogs , SO-
000 head ; sheep. 14,000 head.
XIMV York lilvt *
NEW YORK. Juno 12.-UKI3V12S llo-
celpts , 3,120 ; steers active and firm ; bull *
and cows steady ; steers , $ l.80i5.25 for me
dium to peed ; tops , $ i.60 ; fat oxen , $2.M ;
bulls , $3.oOj4.00 ; cows , $2.00fI.OO. Cable lots
at Liverpool firm at lO ni e ; sheep lower
nt llffniHc ; refrigerator beef , higher nt
SVic. Exports today , 500 cattle , l.ilH ) sheep
and 4,220 quarters ot beef ,
CALVES Receipt ; , 5,163 ; demand fair ;
market firm. Common to choice veals , $ ! .PO
( ? I6.30 ; extra , $0.40Ji6.60 ; buttermilks , $3.00 ©
3.50 ; mixed enlves , $3.75173.40.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Heorlptx , 11.057 ;
sheep slow , under grades a shade lower ;
yearlings steady ; lambs lower ; common to
good Bin-op. $1.uOfi ? > ! . & 5 ; yearlings , $5.00 fi > .35 ;
lambs. $ ( ioOiS.OO ( ( ; eullsi $5.60.
HOGS Receipts. 10.M4 ; lower nt $1.10 ®
4.15 ; choice state pigs , $4.20.
St. l.imlN llv < - Slnrk.
ST. LOUIS , June 12.-CATTLE-Hecelpts ,
2,500 : market steady to strong ; fair to
choice native shipping and export stcern ,
$4.5 ( y3.30 , with fancy worth up to $5.30 ;
dressed beef nnd butcher steer- * , $1.2303.15 ;
steers under 1,000 pounds. $4.0Uft4.SO ; stack
ers and feeders , $3.23ff4.73 ; cows nnd
heifers. $2.2Cf74.75 ; bullsT $2.OTii.90 ! ; ; .can-
tiers , $1.50 < i2.S3 ? ; Texas and Indian steer ? ,
$3.2551 .00 ; cows nnd heifers , Jr.40JTI.00.
HOGS RocolntH. 7.000 ; market Be lower ;
pigs and light. $3.051513.75 ; packers , $3.05
3.75 ; butchers , $3.7053.SO.
SHEEP Recelnts , 200 ; market steady ;
native muttons , $3.73fr4.2.'i ; spring lambs ,
$4.00JT4.40 ; cuMs and bucks , $1.50@3.23 ; stock-
era , $2,0003.50.
M City litre Stock.
KANSAS CITY , June 12.-CATTLE-RC-
celpts , natives , 1.233 ; Texnns , 991 ; market
strong on all good stuff , steady on others ;
natlvo steers , heavy. $5.0frjT5.20 ; medium ,
$ t.70I5.12 > . < , ; ll ht , $4.25i4.90 ; Texas steers ,
$3.50 < g'4.G5 ; Texas cows. $3.00 1.05 : native
cows nnd heifers , $2.50 < ffl.5 ; stackers and
feeders. $3.5055.23 * ; bulls , $2.85 3.90.
HOGS Receipts , 6,000 ; market weak to 3c
lower ; bulK of sales , $3.60 < f/3.70 ; heavy ,
$3.62'i < S13.75 ; packers , $3.5003.60 ; mixed , $3.55
< i3.70 ; lights , $3.603.65 ; Yorkers , $3.CO'T3.63 ;
pics , $3,455 ? 3.60.
SHEEP Receipts , 3,000 ; market strong ;
Iambs , $1.00r6.00 ; stackers and feeders ,
$1.75(33.50 ( ; culls , $1.50 3.20.
St. Jnnoiili Live Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , Juno 12. ( Special. )
The Journal quotes ns follows :
CATTLE RecelptB , BOO ; market steady to
strong ; quality common ; natives , $4.50@5.10 :
Texans and westerns , $ I.405.00 | ; cows' ' and
heifers , $2.00 4.90 : bulls and sta-gs , $2.25 ®
4.65 ; yearlings and calves , $1. 50 5.25 ; stpek-
civ and feeders , $3.50ff4.90 ; vpuls , $5.23516.75.
HOGS Receipts. 2.5UO ; market weak to nc
lower , selling at $3.553.70 ; bulk , $3.iiOff3.R7 .
SHEEP Receipts , 1,800 ; market "slow ;
Iambs hltfher ; Bheep nnd yearlings lower ;
lambs , $5.2505.75 ; clipped lambs , $ l.755.25 ;
clipped sheep nnd yearlings , $4.104/4.50 ;
clipped ewes , $3.6554.15.
Cliiciuntitl Ilvo Stock.
CrNCI'NNATI , June 12. HOGS Active at
$3.20JS.SO. ?
CATTLE Strong at $3.00fC.15.
SHEEP Steady , $2.25f4.23.
LAMBS Easy at $5.50ftG.7E. '
Stock In
Following are the. receipts at the four
principal western markets for June 12 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha . 2,324 2,691 W
Chicago . 16,000 BO.OftO I4.0iV >
Kansas City . 1,235 6,000 3,000
St. Louis . 2,500 7,000 200
Totals . 22,079 63,691 17,266
Market.
LONDON , Juno 12. BEET STTGAR-June
11s .
CINCINNATI , Juno 12.-SUGAR-Steady.
weak , rejected.
NEW YORK. Juno 12. SUGAR Raw ,
firm ; refined , firm nnd active.
NEW ORLEANS. June 12. SUGAR
Firm ; open kettle. 3i5W 5-lCc ; centrifugal ,
4H 4 15-inc ; seconds , 3i4'Hc.
MOLASSES Dull ; centrifugal , 6iJ71lp ,
SUGAR Raw , strong ; fair refining' ,
4 3-16c ; centrifugal , 9G test , 4 11-16-
molasses susar , 4 l-16c ; refined , firm ;
crushed , 60 ; powdered , 5c ; granuated : ,
6sc. !
Crime Clini-Kcil to I.iiiuitlc.
SAN FRANCISCO , Juno 12 , The man
who murderously assaulted II. K. Dolden ,
local manager of the Hartford Insurance
company , at his Oakland home , Is Htlll nt
large. The police believe that Frank H.
Cheescman , a homicidal maniac , who es
caped two weeks ago from the state asylum
for Insane at Napa , may bo the guilty per
son. Ills former homo was In Oakland ,
where a ytar nnd a half ago he enticed an
aged painter to n front door nnd shot him
fatally , also wounding Mrs. Crooks nnd her
daughter. Miss Etta Payne , now married to
F. Knlck , an employe of the Union Iron
works , H Is said lhat Chceseman , after
the assault on Belden , was seen near the
residence of MM. Knlck , whom ho threat
ened to kill.
ficiicrnl KliiK Overcome.
CHICAGO , Juno 12. A special to the
Tribune from Tacoma , Wash. , says : Gen
eral Charles King , who recently returned
from the Philippines , arrived here last even
ing to visit his cousin , Mrs. Kinmons , for
merly of Milwaukee. During the evening
an Informal reception was tendered the dis
tinguished soldier. While Generaf King
was making a speech to a serenading band
ho was overcome by exhaustion nnd had to
bo carried Into the house. A physician was
called , who hays no serious results will fol
low. General King has cancelled nil of his
engagements , nnd after recuperating here a
few days will return to San Francisco ,
SliiK Dutrii a Coal Mine.
PANA , III. . Juno 12. As a result of massIng -
Ing several hundred union miners at Hllls-
boro. where they are encamped , the Driving
Park mine , which has been operated by non
union miners for the past year , IMH lteei\ \
temporarily closed down. The visiting min
ers have Induced over half the non-union
men to como out. The remainder of the men
today declined to return to work for tear at
usbaults , A number of special deputy sher
iffs nnd guards are on duty to quell any
of the outbreaks which may occur ,
Cliiincit for Itlaiiil'H Itcrovi-i-j' .
LEBANON. Mo. , Juno 12. Dr. Jnmos Me-
Comb , the senior of Mr. DIund'B physicians ,
left his bedside at 10:30 : u. in. and reports
the symptoms hitherto marking his condition
on alternate or "bad days" absent this morn
ing. He 'takes nourishment at regular Inter.
vals. If ho should wholly escape his sinking
spell today , the doctor thinks there Is a
chance for his recovery.
Mollnciix Cam * I'oil
NEW YOIIK. Juno 12. The arguments
on the writs of prohibition , habeas corpus
and certlorarl In the Mollncux case were
postponed today until Wednesday. The
reason for the delay was that the writs had
not been served on Magistrate Jerome of
speclar sessions on Saturday , owing to hln
being out of town.
Another Victim itl I'Vuil.
MIDDLKSBOHO. Ky. . June 12. Thomas
Megger , a member of the Taylor faction of
the Lee-Taylor feud In Harlan county , has
been killed by a member of the Leo clan.
More trouble will likely follow.
Gold ( iolnur to Kiiroiic.
NEW YORK , Juno 12 The National Oily
bank will ship $2,000,000 gold on the stcam-
Latin , Balling tomorrow.
PASTORS' PESS ARE HAliSII
Clergymen Who Aspjrsa Orthodoxy of
Brethren Ara Dcnouuoad ,
ECCLESIASTICAL LIBELERS MAYBE TRIED i )
Iiinv * of Olmri'li Iiivokrtl liy lreili- <
-ry . \uiilii ( I'cr iint Who He-
Mnlri-li riinrnctcr of Tlu-lr Fol
low i frtnu 'I'lloil1 Simile * .
CHICAGO. June 12. Drastic measures nrd
Imminent In Iho Presbyterian denomination
for the punishment of llbelous criil-lsm of
ono minister liy nnrtlicr. At a moetliiK of
the Chicago presbytery today Moderator
John II. Hoyd strongly condemned iwloM-
nsllc-nl llbolcra nnil denuimled their punish
ment In accordance with the law < f the
church. The ministers present heartily ap
plauded the remarks of Or. Hoyd , clearly ;
Indicating their nympathy with the sentl
mcnts ho expressed.
"I cannot apreo with some of my brethren
In the belief that the McHlffert ease Is at
an end. " boRnn Or. IJoyd. " 1 predict that
we will hear a great deal wore of thla
matter before \ve are through. My opln
Ion Is that the controversy has scarcely bo
film. However , there are other things be
sides heresy charges demanding our atten
tion.
"If we arc to try Or. McOlffert wo shoulil
also take up the cases of prominent men
who do not hcfiltato to sit In their study
and with their pens besmirch the orthodoxy
of their brethren. They arc ecclesiastical
llbelers and nothing more and should bo
dealt with In accordance with the laws ot
the ohurch. "
"Why not Include religious Journalists ? "
Interrupted 1'rof. Hones of the McCormlclC
Theological seminaly. "
"I will let you do that If you like , " ro-
piled Dr. Doyd. "There are many of thla
class and my opinion Is that the ehurcn.
should take some action In the matter. "
I'luhtKiiinnl ( 'untrueVorU ! ,
PHILAIKL1'I11A. June 12. The United
Labor league ot this cl\y has taken up thd
cause ot the 3.000 seamstresses , mostly sol
diers' wives , widows and daughters , who
complain that the government Ims soldiers'
clothing made by contract , taking from
them their means of livelihood. It Is anld
about $1,000,000 worth of contracts arc to
bo given out , and If so the seamstresses
will hnvo no work at all. President Chance
and Mrs. Devereaux of the league assert
that the contract work Is done In lirthy
sweatshops. The league proposes making ; v
prompt appeal to 1'resldent McKlnley to
stop the award of the new f 1,000,000 wortlj
of advertised contracts and let the women
do the work at the United States arsenal
here.
I'ollrriimn SliootM Wild.
CHICAGO , Junu 12. While attempting tq
arrest three men whom ho caught Ju the act
of robbing \V. A. Slmughncssy Policeman
Victor Stroinbcrg shot and fatally Injured
Mrs. Nellie Lceman , who was on the oppo
site side of the street. The olllcer Bolzcil
ono of the robbers and when the other
started to run ho drew his revolver and
commenced tiring. In his struggle to hold
onto one of the robbers , nowever , his shots
went wild , one of them striking Mrs. Leo-
man in the groin.
„ , They n re n < i much like COATED
ELI-CTRICITY n-i science can nmke
tliein. Uaoh one produces ns much
iiervcbuilcllir ; substance us is con-
taincd in the amount of food n man
consumes in n week. This is why
they have cured thousands of cases
of nervous diseases , such as Debil
ity. Dizziness , InsomniaVirlcocele ,
etc. Tlieyennbleyoutotliinkclear-
y by developing brain mnttcr ; force
healthy circulation , cure indices ,
tion , mid Impart bounding vigor to
the whole system. All weakening
ami tissue-destroying drains nnd
losses permanently cured , Delay
n ay mean Insanity , Consumption 4f
I'rice.fr'psrbox . ; six boxes ( with KM
Iroii.clad guarantee to cure pr reVtl
> f nd inoiicy ) . Js. Hook coiitnlnintr rJf
positive uroof. free. Addrew
Kuhn & Co. , or New XconomUul Druu
Co. , Omatia. Nebraska.
HEALTH IS WESLTH.
DR. E , C. WEST.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Kir. oitiowt , AIL oniEKS IMIIAIIOSS.
Is nold under [ nV'lvii Wrltton Cunrnnto *
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r > l7inri \VnUf-t'ilin h , Kiln , Jlyntorla. Onion-
nuBfl. NlKlil LOUHPH Evil I'l'i-ainB , L.lck of Oonfl-
tlciu' " , NiTVonniH-HH , r.KHliiidiuil Druliiu , Voiith-
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ur Liquor wliloh lu.'idH to Mlm-ry. Contuuiplloii.i
hia inlly and Dnalli. At Hturu or by tiinll , * l n box )
six for 5j witii written Kiuirnntoo to
curoorrofund monpy. Sample paok-
o , contHlnfiiK llvii diivs' ti-uiiiiiR-ni. with
Inntrucilorn , us cenlB Onu H.iiuplu only sold
to each pt-iHon. At a'.ore or by in.-ill
cl Label Spc-
clal I' xtra Ktrciitli. (
7Fur linpntumy , Law nt ,
I'owur , Lo.t Manhood ,
r/Hlorlllty or Ilnrrunuss , 'K
L tl a box ; fclx for $5 , with
Iwrltton guarantee t
'to euro in JO ijavn , At "i *
_ jitoro or by uinll ,
M-er 7 nillou IlriiK Co. , .Sole
lOtb and Karuaiu , Ouialiu. N b.
CURE rtfuutit.'K !
r iiiniutiiral
irrllullunn ur uUcrutlnnt
of IN n i oils iui'inl > r iu- .
I'rircQii cvnuiibn , 1'ainK'nM , uitil i.ot untile.
Mulil liy JtriiKicliit * ,
or tent In plain wrnpj.er ,
liy c'ri'M , iirriwlil , fu ;
it in , nt'I liutllm , ( . > 73.
rucm r louc ou rtfuutit.
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E. BOYD & GO , ,
Telephone JOttO , Omaha , Neb
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