THE OMAHA DAII/ST BEE : SATURDAY , JU E 17 , 1891) .
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Stagnation Again Pervades Wheat , Yester
day's Advance Ditappearing.
CONFLICTING REPORTS BRING IT ABOUT
Tmvnril the Uiul of the AcKnInn n
1'c-olilc AUi'iiipt In .11 M ill- t
.SI re n Kill en PrliM'N , hill iVItli-
out A > nil Corn Firm.
CHICAGO , Juno IB. Today's s'sslon In
wheal WAS marked by the almost total dis
appearance of yesterday's Incipient boom ,
Septtmbo ? closing at deellnc of ? ; c.
Course Brains were fairly steady , corn
clo.ilnif Vic low r and oats a shade higher.
1'rovlslons were heavy ind declined 2HW
TViff.
Wheat showed decided weakness _ at the
Mart , September cponlnp at from 77 ic to
76c. compared with yesterday's closing
" Traderswere evidently
jincc of "SVic. -were
much disappointed at the poor response of
Kuropcmi markets to yesterday's udvanno
here Liverpool , which showed up well t
tlio openUis there , reported only about ? i < l
advance at 1:30 : p. m. IMrls was up only off
. of the for-
in centimes. The ulUKBlshu-.sa
the suspicion
c'nn ' markets utrenKthciied
formed yesterday that Kuropcuu crop dam-
nso reports were piobably soinowJiut j.x-
< xar-i-.i cd. Domfsf.c news a u rule was
the forelmi. North-
fully as I.earlsh . as
woit recflpts were lib. nil , Minneapolis ml
liiilutli reuortlnn CGO cars , against ojO last
w"ik and Pn" year QBO. Chlr. eo receipts
were 111 cars , 2 of contract quality. There
in ho a-n
w.is no iminnvwii.nt noticea
di-mand ' and , HS was evidenced iby the re-
V n" Hup in the. 1 > IK wc-stern move-
mVnt. S.lllnB . on a. larBi > scale commenenl
flluirtly after tlio opening and with the ex
ception < iC temporary inturvuls kfpt up
throiiKhout t'he ' entire .icsslon. Many of
y sti-rday'H hip buyers dumped thMr wheat
Iviok. About 11 o'clock there was a letup In
tin- liquidation , due to the Letter tone of
closliii ! Liverpool ca1)ls ) , and the Bupttm-
b r price uniVor an Increasirt demand re-
boundwl to 7S , c. That was the hlffh point
of th dwy. The < lemand was soon satis-
lied and the market after noon h-cninc ex-
tromrly heuvy under the persistent eoIlltiB.
.September llnally BottlnB down to < . ' , ic.
The demand Improved somewhat during the
late trndliiB on the belief that the niiirkct
was showlncr more weakness than the for
eign and domestic crop danwiKe reports
warranted. Totul receipts at western rmjr-
ki'ts were791f < X ) bu. , compared with 155.000
rt.u. a year ago. Atlantic port clearances
amounted to 300.000 bu. A moderate export
business * was reported nt the seaboard.
S ptemher niJlled to 77'Vtc and that prlco
was bid nt itho close.
Porn as a whole was firm. The market at
times showed some sympathetic weakness
with wheat , but prices during most of the
session were Pllehtly higher. Snow's crop
condition estimate of 85 i > er cent had much
to do with the strength. Iteceipts were
liberal , ris ears. Country offerings were
Increased and elevator people were sellers ,
. .
uny HIIUWIMI IKJ un.itis- .
Oats was qulto active and firm for Sep
tember , but ruDher weak for July. A fea
ture was the demand for futures against
cash sales , thre being 330,000 bu. cash oats
reported sold here. Improved weather con
ditions counted against the price. Receipts
were 220 cars. September ranged from 21 %
closed , atomic higher at 21c.
@C2c * and l/iuncu ii ' t .v. * * * - / v.
'Provisions ' were slow all day. Longs let
go to some extent on the wheat weakness
and lower hog prices , selling being heavy
enough to cause porno recession In prices.
At the close S-iptember pork was o&v/.c
lower at JS.40 : September lanl r.c lower at
J.-i.ir , and Soptcmber ribs 2ttQ z lower nt
J4 S2V
Estimated receipts Saturday : "Wheat , 110
cars ; corn , 615 ears ; oats , 210 cars ; hogs ,
24,000 head.
Lending futures ranged as follows :
Open. HlRll. Lorr. niono. Yi's'dy.
77H
r7MHHi 11
80 7HU 70 ! 7UM
34M 3435
KSVt
24 W 2-lHflM 24H
J2 21H JHi 2iwej
82/i / 8.1S 820 827M
mi > HH5 840 847W
B02K fiOO 500 SOB
6 1C C 10 520
470 407H 170 472W
4 S2h 4 SO 4 87k
No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows :
1'M.OUIt Steady ; winter patents , $3.65 ®
8.75 ; straights , $3.10 3.25 ; spring specials ,
JI.3.V Bprlng patents , $3.40Q3.SO ; Btrnlghts ,
J2.00m.'J5 ; bakers. $2.25i2.CO.
WHEAT No. 3 spring , 75077',4c ; No. 2
red , 774Q70',4c.
CORN-No. 2 , S5 c ; No. 2 yellow , 35'A
SS ic-
OATS-No. 2. 2WJ264c ( ; No. 2 white , Sfi' c ;
No. 3 white , 27ii < fl29c.
RYE-NO. 2. ooo.
1JARLEY No. 2 , 36HK390.
SEEDS Flaxseed , No. 1 , $1.05 ; northwest ,
$1.07 ; timothy , prime , $2.35 ; clover , contract
grade , $6.50.
I'ROVISIONS-MesH pork , per libl. , $7.30
8.20. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , $4.9035.021,4. Short
ribt Hideo ( loose ) , $4.30fT4.SO : dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . $ .S2VMn.87V4 ; short clear
sldOH ( boxed ) . $ l.9515.00. ( !
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
gallon , $1.26.
Sl'GARS Cut loaf , $0.02 ; granulated , $5.53.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments for tadav :
Articles. Recelpts.Shlpments.
Flour , bbls . 9,000 7,000
Wheat , bu . 79,000 51,003
Corn , lti ) . 40,000 52.1,1X30
Oats. , bu . 230.IXK ) 181,010
llyc , bu . 760 000
Hurley , bu . 13,000 2,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was llrm ; creameries.
dairies. Iftjilo'/ic. ' Cheese , llrm nt
Kggs , barely steady , 12ViC12V6c.
M.J\V
< liioliilliiiii fur < Ii Hay on VurloiiM
ColUIIIOllllll-M.
NEW YORK , June 10. KLOUR Receipts ,
13,900 bbls. ; exports , 23,500 bbls.j llrm and
fairly iictlvo on spring grades and steady
otherwise. ; winter patents , $3.8504.00 ; winter
Hlrnlghts , $3.503.65 ; winter extras , $2.60i ?
3.10 ; winter low grades , $2.4582.55 ; Minnesota
seta patents. JI.OOfi'1.20 ; Minnesota bakers ,
$ ' ! .10ji.l.25. Rye Hour , atoady ; good to fair ,
Jll.liVfiJ.'jO ; choice to fancy , $3.25 3.50.
CORXM1CAL Steady ; yellow western ,
Sic ; city , 81 { | S2c ; Urnndywlne. $2.05fi2.20.
HAHhEY-Oulet ; feeding , 40llc ( , c. I. f. ,
HnfTalo ; innltiiiK , ITiSCOc , delivered.
HARLEY MALT Steady ; western , $ l.75fl >
6.60.
6.60.HY 1C Steady ; No. 2 western. 65' , < ju , f. o.
b. , ndoat.
Wll BAT Receipts , 23,100 bu. ; exports ,
163.20J bu. Spot , easy ; No. 2 red , S4V4c , f. o.
1) ) . , afloat ; No. 2 red. SUtm , elevator ; No , 1
northern. Duluth. WKC , t. o. b. , afloat ; No.
1 hard. Duluth , SSHc , f. o. b. . ulloat. Op
tions opened easier , following big northwest
receipts and liberal Argentine shipments.
Ilrallzlng was activeon the break and ex-
cnpt for a midday rally on covering con-
vtltuted one of the moat depressing factors
all day. Finally the market ratllcd slightly
flgaln on covering and closed steady at VjjSf1
fc not decline. July. S25-160'S2ic ! ! ; closed ,
K2 ? e ; September , K2fjS3 \ ( > ( ic ; closed , S2ic ! ;
Uecember closed , SS ic.
CORN-Recolpts , 213,500 bu. ; exports. 137-
PTO bu. Spot , steady ; No. 2 , 42'c ' ( , f. o. b. ,
ntlout ; 41U c , elevator. Options opened easy
and were bearlshly affected nil day by dis
appointing cablra and export demand , pros-
pnctlvo larger receipts and thn break In
wheat ; > Hosed easier , UWUc net decline ;
July. 40\jf40S \ | , ; closed , 40iic ; September.
40' ti404c ; closed , 40 > ic ,
Of\TS-Recvpt | , 65,100 bu. : exports. 61,250
bu. Spot , dull ! No. 2 , 30".c ; No. 3. 30o ; track
mixed WL'stprn , S0fl32c. Options , dull.
HAY Stronger ; shipping , 65ff"0c ; good to
choice , EWi90e ,
. . . , , .
iltf l.lt. , i o 1.11 , Al,4"t *
HIDHS-KIrm ; ( Inlveston. 16 ? 17c ; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 pounds , lihQ'ISc ' ; Cnllfornla , 25
pounds. ISHc.
CHEESE Strong ; large white , 7' c ; small
white , 7i < & 1T < iC ; largo colored , 74c ? ; small
colorud. 7 077tc.
lU'TTBll Receipts. 5.600 pke ; uteady ;
western creamery. IBIflS'.ie.
ICGnS - Hecc-lpts , 7.600 pkgs. ; market
flrmrr ; western , 14Sia4 < 4c.
RICK Steady ; domstlo fnlr. 4Tto ; Japan ,
4jc.MOLASSESStpady
MOLASSES-Stpady ; New Orleans , open
kcttlf , Riiail to choice , S2fj3 > ic.
LKATHER ateady ; hemlock sole.
Tluenos Avres. light to heavy weights , 2001
Cllvc ; aclif. 20i22c ,
1MIOV18IOXS Hccf. stendy ; family. $9.60
CM0.50 ; extra mess , $9.00 ; city extra India
inois. $14,00,115.60 : beef hams , $23. Cut
nuats , steady ; pickled bellies , $ l.b746.00 :
jilckled shoulders , $1.20 ; pickled hams. $5.00
JiS.50. I/nnl , easy , western steamed , $5S7hi
rwlneit. flrmi continent , $5.00 ; South Aintr-
Jcan , W.IO. Pork , firm ; mess , $ S.M g3.W ;
short clear , tlO.OOl711.7S ; fmlly. $10.6viT10.75.
T.ill'iw. dull , city , 43-16CJ per package ,
Jil't/rAI.8 The week draws toward n closf
with lead alone . howlng the least sign of
Btrength. nuslness today was light and the
market In general quite featuresleM. News
from the west lacked stimulating proper-
t'.M. At the dose the Mfttnl exchange
called pig Iron warrants entirely nominal
at * IS.oO ; lake copper , dull , with $1S.5 bid
and $1S.M nskcd ; tin. quiet , with $25.60 bid
nnd $ K70nsked ; lead , llrm nt $4.60 ; spelter.
dni : and nominal nt $6.2.V The brokers'
price for lead Is $4.25 and for copper $18.253
IS.aO.
OMAHA < JI.MH.\I , MAHICKT.
Conillllnii of Trniln nnil ( luotnllniiR
mi Slnplr nnil Kntu'X I'rodiiop.
KGOS-Hecclpts moderate ; good Block ,
.
HL'TTBR Common to fair , 11012c ;
cholco , I251lc ; separator , ISc ; gathered
creamery. lOc.
1'OULTRY-Hens , live , 7 c ; spring chickens -
ens , ISijWc ; old nnd stnggy roosters , live ,
S'ifiSe ; ducks nnd g ese , live , "c ; turkeys ,
live , Sc.
IMOKON'S Live , per doz. . 7ftcQ1.00.
VEALS-Choloe , c.
KRIJSH WATER FISH-CatHsh , per lb. ,
12c ; buffalo. p6r lb. , dressed , 7c ; white
nsh , 9c : lake trout. Sc ; yellow pike , dwssed ,
Oc ; white perch , 6c ; bullheads , dressetl , lOc ;
black bass , PC.
SEA FI9I I Haddock , lOo ; blue ilsh , lOc ;
roe shad , each , 40c.
VEOETAHLES.
WATERM ELONS-Tcxns. 30c.
rANTAIXJUI'K Per crate , $ i.BO@1.75 ;
ba. k"ts. $1.50.
WAX BEANS One-third bu. , 75tTS5c.
STRING IIEANS Onc.thlrd bu. , COffUOo.
PEAS I'or basket. 65c.
RADISHES P. r doz. bunches , lOc.
TOMATOES Per 4-bnskot crate , $1.609'
1.75.
1.75.I ETTUCE Homo grown , per dozen
bunches. 20T25e.
ASPARAGUS Homo grown , per dozen
bunches , 2 'i35c. '
ONIONS Homo grown , per dozen
bunches , according to size. SffilSc.
CAULIFLOWER Per dozen. $1. < XV3UO.
11IOANS Hand-picked nax'y. nr bu. . $1.50.
POTATOES Old stock , 25ffGOo ; new po-
tatocf , 0c'il.(0 ' ! ( per bu.
CUCUMHERS-Per dozen , EOc.
FRUITS.
IlLACICBERRIES Per 24-quart case ,
$2.75'il3.W. '
HLACIC RASPBERRIES Per 21-plnt
case. $1.75 72.00.
STRAWBERRIES Per crate , cholco
shipping stock , $2.60 ; Oregon , $3.00J3.25.
GOOSEBERRIES Per 21-u.uart case ,
$ t 50.
50.CHKRKIBSCallfornla , per 10-lb. box.
$1.8552.25 ; home grown , 8-lb. baskets , BOc ;
21-quart crate. $2.00.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
LEMONS-Cnllfornln , fancy , $4.50 ; Mes
sina , fancy , $5.001(5.50. (
ORANGES Mediterranean sweets , $4.DO@
' '
'PINEAPPLES Per doz. , $1.CO ; per crate ,
$4.25'i.l.50.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock.
per bunch , $2.252.CO ; medium-sized
bunche ! . $2.X ( > a2.25.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per box , $1.10
@ 1.15.
APRICOTS California Royal , per crate ,
i'L'lTMS-Cnllfornla ' , per crate , $1.50 ; Trag
edy plums , $2.00.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , "Uo ; No. 2
green hides , 6 ; No. 1 salted hides , 8 4c ;
No. 2 salted hides , 7Vi ; No. 1 vcnl calf , S to
12 Ibs. . lOc ; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW , GREASE , 1DTC. Tallow , No.
1 , 3Vsc ; tallow. No. 2. 3c ; rough tallow , lV4c ;
whtto grease. 2Vi@3c ; jvllow and brown
grease lPi2V \ c.
SHEEP" PE3LTS Green salted , each , 15H
75c ; green salte < l shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , 15o ; dry shearings ( short
woolc < l early skins ) , No. 1 ach , Sc : dry
Hint. Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight. 4 Z5c ; dry Hint ,
Kaunas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 3 Mc ; dry Hint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4QGc ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , pr lb. , actual weight. 334c.
St. LonlH Market.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 16. FLOUR Firmer ;
patents , $3.7r > < { f3.90 ; straights , $3.4033.50 ;
clears. $3.10173.30.
WHEAT Lower , but stopped firm :
No 2 red cash , elevator , 77c ; trnr > -
7Sc ; June , 77Uc asked ; July , 78c
hid ; September , 794O70u ! asked ; No. 2 hard.
' '
'coVtN Firm ; No. 2 cash , 33' c ; track ,
31V.c ; June. 3lc ! asked ; July , 33ic ; Septem
ber , 31c asked.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 cash , 23Hc : track , 2oc ;
June. 25Mc ; ; July , KUc bid ; September , 22c
bid ; No. 2 white. 2S > 'Jf29c. '
KYE Lower ; 5i/c .
SEEDS Tlmothj7 seed , $1.7B@2.15 ; flaxseed.
CORNMEAL-l.S05n.S5.
I1HAN In demand and firm ; sacked lotsi
east track. 5SJj59c.
IIAY-Flrm ; timothy , $9.50@11.00 ; prairie ,
$6.75fr7.SO.
WllISICY Steady at $1.26.
COTTON TIES-SOc.
lAGOING-6ff6-ttc. (
I'ROVISIONS Dry salt meats , dull and
easier ; boxed shoulders , $4.l7'i ; extra shorts ,
$ l.2'clear ' ; ribs , $5.00 ; clear sides , $5.12iA.
Bacon , dull nnd easier ; boxed shoulders.
$5.25 ; extra shorts , $5.37)6 ) ; clear ribs , $5.51 ;
CMET'AILS Lead. Higher ; $4.37i44.40.
Speller , dull ; $8.00
POULTRY .Firm . ; chickens , 7Vfcc ; springs ,
12517c ' ; turkeys , 5H06c ; ducks , 5c ;
springs , Sc ,
BUTTER Steady ; creamery , 16fll9c ;
dairy. 133J15C.
EGGS-Ulrm : 10c.
RECEIPTS Flour. 4,000 bbls. ; wheat , 20-
000 bu. : corn. 70,000 bu. ; oats , 24,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
3,000 bu. ; corn , 64,000 bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu.
ICmmax City ( .rum unit 1'rovUloim.
KANSAS CITY , June 18. WIIEATIuly ,
ra'ic ; September. 70 ; c ; cash , No. 2 hard.
70Vif(72c ; No. 3 , 67Ci70Vic ; No. 2 red , 72fT74c ;
No. 3 , 6SJ70c ( ; No. 2 spring , ODQ lo ; No. 3 ,
.
CORN July , 314c : 'September , 31'lc ; cash ,
No. 2 mixed , 33033UC ; No. 2 white , 33 0 !
No. 3. S2Hc.
OAT'S ' No. 2 white , 27c.
HYIC No 2. 57c.
HAY2holce timothy , $ S.50S-8.75 ; choice
prairie. $7.00 < i7750.
Bl'TTER Creamery , 16e ; dairy. 13c.
KGGS The egg market Is weak , numer
ous storors having suspended operations
for the season. More eggs ore consequently
oftPivil for consumption : fresh Missouri and
Kniii-us stock , Ilrsts. lO'/fcc.
RECEIPTS W'heut ' , 42,000 bu. ; corn , 17.-
600 bu. ; oats , 2,003 bu.
SHlPMKNTS-Wbeat. 42,000 bu. ; corn ,
15,000 bu. ; oats , 3,000 bu.
Liverpool f ! ml ll mill I'rovlnloiin.
LIVERPOOL , Juno 16.-PROATSIONS
Hams , short cut. llrm , 4Cs. Bacon , Cumber
land cut , dull , 32s. Lard , prime western ,
stendy , 26s 3d.
Wll HAT Spot , No. 2 red % vestern winter ,
dull , 6s Id , No. 2 red northern Duluth , dull ,
6s3' d. Future * ! Hrm : July , Gs V& < 1 ; Septem
ber , Gs ! % ! .
CORN Spot , American mixed , new ,
strong , 3s6'/id ; American mixed , old , 3s6V4d.
Kntureti stendy ; July , 3s5Vid ; September ,
3s e'/id.
Tnipilo MnrUi-t.
TOLE'DO ' , O. . June 16. WHEAT Lower
and steady ; No. 2 cash , "S'.io ; July , 7STsc
bid.
CORN Active and steady ; No , 2 mixed ,
35c.
OATS Dull nnd easy ; No. 2 mixed , 25'/4c.
RYE Dull and higher ; No. 2 cash , 69o
tolil.
SEEDS Cloverseed , unchanged ; prime
cash , new , $3.95 ; Octobsr , $ l.62i .
I'lilliiili-lnliln I'rodui-c Slnrkfl.
PHILADELPHIA. June 16.-BUTTER-
Steady ; fancy western creamery , 18Hc ;
fancy western prints , 19c.
EGGS-'Easler : fresh nearby. 14ifl4Vfcc ;
fresh western , imjnsc ; fresh southwestern ,
ISHWllo : fresh soutliern , ISfTlSVic.
OlIEESE Firm and higher : New York
full cream , fair to choice , 7'.4'S6c. '
I'riirl
PEOR1A , June 16-CORN-Hlgher , Hrm ;
No. 3. 33Vio.
OATS Klrm : No. 2 white , 27fl27 ( c.
WHISKY Firm , on the basla of $1.26 for
finished E-oodt ) .
AVoiil .1litrU < > t.
BOSTON , June 16. The Commercial Bui-
Ictln will say 'tomorrow of the wool mar
ket : The market continues to advance
slightly every week. Worsted yarns have
nt last responded to the Improvement In
wool and prices are up from 2UJ7o p..r
pound. Fine medium , of good fair charac
ter , has 'been ' sold at 47c , clean , this week.
For stanU ) territory wool less than 50c ,
clean , would he accepted. Waslud west
ern fleeces are less active than unwashed
wools. The sales of the week nrs 4,491,000
pounds domestic and 525,000 pounds foreign ,
a total of 9,910,000 pounds , acalnst 5.55S.OW
pounds last week and 1.469,000 pounds for
same week Inst ycur. Tne sales to date
how an Increns1 of 4,753,100 pounds do-
me.Mlo and i,10l.400 pounds foreign for the
sales 40 the same date In 18DS. The re-
celpts to date show an Increase of 105,721
balcw domestic and a decrease of 46,614 bales
foreign ,
ST. LOITS , June 16. WOOL Bright
\voota In beet request and etrongest , with
Inadequate offerings , Dark or wml-rtark
staple lens desirable and , being freer of
ferings , was not so firm In price as It has
been , yet all available is taken at prices
recently quoted.
Nnv t < irU Pry ( iiiuiN .Market.
NEW YOJIK , June 16. The general con
ditions of the cotton coeds market re
without mft.terl.it change. There Is good
Inquiry again from exporters and convrt-
ers for brown and * rnv good , hut Reliefs
arc quite reserved and actual business Is
moderate Bleached cottons are In fairly
aver gj request and prices firm. Print
cloth. * are Inactive nnd prices unchanged.
Prints continue In active demand for dark
fancies nnd prints nro firm throughout.
Ginghams are unchanged. Men's wear
worsteds In strong position. Washington
.mills clay worsteds advanced 2' , $ cents per
yard.
MOVH.MKXTS IIP STOCKS AMI IIOMIS.
About ( he Only Prnturr of Intercut
In tin * CiinliTM.
NEW YORK , Juno 16-There was n small
number of stocks whose prices were
marked up at thn opening today nnd for
which a buying demand fxlsted at Intervals
during the day. The coalers were conspicu
ous , especially the Heading Issues , and they
rose on an average of about l',4 points.
Mho Flower groui > also moved upward and
Ravi some semblance of strength to t"io
general market. Aside from this dcni.iml
the market was almost wholly n ; lc'ed
nnd In the hands of a smiill coterie u.f p'ro-
fess'.onal traders. The utmost endeavors of
these operators did not serv. to move
C rices more than a small fraction , except
l a few Isolated cases. Tne advance In
the coalers wtis pretty well held. It was
attributed to the return from Europe of a
prominent financier , who has tlgur"d In
many railroad reorganization * nnd to the
closing out of options on Lehish Valley by
sympathetic control. Some of these rail-
rouds displayed a rnther llrm tone In
sympathy with Rending , but the movement
of prices In them was Inconsequential. The
advance In the Flower stocks was not so
'Well ' held nnd In soiino of them was more
than lost before the day \vas over , i'ngar
moved ui ) and down over u range of ubotit
3 points and closed with n small net loss.
New York Airbrake made n characteristic
skyrocket Jump of 16 points. Colorado
Southern Hrst preferred dropped 2i , pre
sumably on account of the latoor troubles
In the state ; Metropolitan ranged over 4
points , but closed ut a small change ,
There was nothing In the general situa
tion that found any reflection In the stock
trad I OR. The undertone was rather llrm In
the railroad Hat , partly In sympathy with
the strength of Individual stocks nlreat'y
mentioned. The nnnounc.incut of an addi
tional shipment by tomorrow's steamer of
$1,000,000 in gold w.is without Influence In
the trading , unless It might have been a
feature In discouraging activity. Iniluetue
In the sum' direction was the expectation
of an unfavorable * bank statement tomor
row. Last Saturday's shipments as well us
those made early In the week will nil llgurc
In tomorrow's statement , but not today's
engagement. Th banks me said to hove
lost cash In other ways during the week
nnil n. Urge decline In that Item is expected -
pectod In tomorrow's statement. The Item
of loans cannot In forcasted , but there
were reports of the calling ot some loans
yesterday , suggesting that there may be a
contraction of credits reflected by tomor
row's return. An Incident of the day was
th firmer tone In the silver market In Lon
don , said to be duo to buying for Indian
account and to the effect of the Colorado
smelters' strike.
Reading 4s were the feature of the liond
market , with an advance of 1 per cent on
large ibuylng. Elsewhere In the list were
points of weakness. Total sales , par value ,
$2.70,000. United States 2s nnd the old 4s.
coupon , declined U and ths 5s advanced U
In the 1)ld price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram pays : Politics keep the
markets here idl ? and operators fear that
the dull time m y extern ! through the
summer , 'the holiday season being at hand.
The only section showing nnlmntlon was
that of the \Vcstrallan mines. Americans
iwre stagnant at parity till 2 o'clock , when
New York bought Reading firsts , advancing
the .lists slightly , but sold Denver preferred.
The close shows for tihe majority fractional
losses. Spanish 4s were 65.50. Coppers
were active and strong , the metal clique
buying on the decrease of 850 tons In the
visible supplies. Anacondas were 107-16 ;
tlntos , 46 % ; silver was 2713-16.
Thu following are the closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
AtcJilson 17 % St. U & S. F 10
do pfd 63 do nfd 73
Halt. & Ohio 1)7 do 2 > 1 pfd 30
Canada Pacific . . . . 9CV4 S' . i * X
Ex-dividend.
The total sales of stocks today amounted
to 323.537 shares. Including : American Steel
and Wire lfi.100 ; American Sugar. 46,600 ;
Atchlfon proferr-d. 7.6W ; nrooklyn Rapid
Transit , 19.100 ; Burlington , 15,300 ; Chicago
Great Western , 3,700 ; Delaware , I.ackn-
wnnna & AVestern. 3,100 : Denver & Rio
( Irando preferred , S.riflO ; Federal Ste ° l 27 400'
MnnhntUtn , 8,000 ; Metropolitan. 1,200 ; Mis
souri Pacific. 3.200 : New Jersey Central ,
3.000 : 'Nfiw York Central , 3,100 ; Ontario &
Western. 7.600 ; Tennsylvanla , 3.200 : People's
Gas.1,200 ; Rending , 4.SOO ; Reading first
preferred , 42.700 ; Rending second preferred.
4.200 ; Rock Island , 6,100 ; St. Paul. 11,900 ;
Standard Distilling company. 4,000 : Tennes
see Coal nnd Iron , 8,500 ; Rubber , 6,200.
\ MV Vtirlc Minify Mnrki * ( .
NRW YORK. June 16.-IMONKY On call.
steady nt 2fi2' ' ( . p > r cent ; last loan at 2' ,
per cent ; prime mercantile paper , per
cent.
vSTRRMNG KXCIIiVNGK-Kasler. with
actual business In hankers' hills at $1.87W
4.879i for demand and nt Sl.Svr/'l.Sfi / for sixty
days ; posted rates. $4.SiU < , iiM.S7 and $4.80 ;
commprci.il bill * ? I.S5fi4.ESH.
8ILVKR Cert.tlcates. 60Hi7i62c ; bar , 60c.
MEXICAN DOMvARS-4Siic.
HONDS Government bonds irregular ;
state bomls steady ; railroad bonds Irregular.
. Closing quotations on bonds were :
Krn Klnnnrlal ,
. June -Business on the
bourse today was Irregular. Home funds
were easier nnd Spanish 4s hardened on
bcarlHh advice ? . Americans and Canadian
I'acltlc lluctuated , C-O : ! IIK caaler. Local
ulinrea relapsed on continual realizations
anil after the close o < f tlif bourse they fell ,
severely affecting honr funds. K.xchangu
on Ixindon. 20 marks 4414 iifcg for checks.
FRANKFORT , June 16.'rlces on the
ibouree today oi > ened steady nnd later , es
pecially toward the end , numirous sales
of home funds caused shnrn declines ,
TAHL3 , June 16. Biuliiein in the bourt-e
today , nftfr showing llrmnoss , : lnl hed
quiet. International securltl wee dull.
biwnlsh 4swere llrm. Rio tlntos recovered
sharply on the rise In the nrl'V of ccpi.er
and In anticipation of favorable statistic * .
were easier and Katliru were lirm
under the Innuen.-e of EnKll'h repiiroii ! " s ,
After this cfAsPd Kufllrs wore easier Three
tier cent rent ! > , Itnf 37 * c for the account.
Exchange on London , 2ot lS > 4c for oherks.
Spanish 4s closed nt 66.60.
lloitnn Mock Iliuitntlnnx ,
tJOSTON , Jttn ! . Oall loans. 3tM per
cent ; time loans , Sttffl'.i per cent. OloslnR
prii-tfs tor stocks , bonds and mlnlnB sh re :
ATTf7 % "fi v\ , . . . . io , Mo "tmi " .T tis'
do . Klectrlc . 4 > 'i '
do pM . <
\ \ * Atclil on Is . . . .102
lloH IVloplione . . . .910 Adventure . M
llnslnn . < ; Alhntiy..SoS Alloiirr. Mining LMi
ll.wton Kl > VAtril . .1074 AM-mtlo
Ilfwlon & M-Tlnc . .1U ! Mf > nt . 345
C. , 11. A : Q . Wl nutln & IVuton . 75
151. Klcc. Ill
KitchhiirK j.fd 117 CVntcnnlit . W'l
Owl. Mootrlo pfd..1.171 , Kmnktln
Ft'leral Htrl M' lltimhnMt ii !
do t > M SSO ceala $1
Mcxlcnn Ccntrnl . . . IS , lMrrntt M
Stldhlicnn 1 > 1 . M MiilnpV W"- * ' ' \ * ;
Old CY > lony . 3 4 snntn Ve Copper. . . 13
OM IVmilnlon . M Tninnrnck 211
iVt'4 Wlnnnn 14
t'nlon I'ncldc . 40'i Wovcrlnes < 4lj
fnlon Umi . " * rt.ih Mining
'Kx-dlvldend ,
\ < MV YurU MlnliiK ( Inotntlonn.
N"E\V' YORK , Juno 1C. The following
nre the closing prices for mining shares !
C'holbr
Polnl . ! . * > Oi > hlr . ! W
Cnn. Oil. & Va . 145 Plymouth . in
Deixhvool yuloksllvor . lufl
Ciirrle . . . . M dv >
& N'orvrofd. . . SO Plcrm Nevada . f. ,
HnincMnke St < in < ] ' .inl . 210
Iron Silver . ns tMI < m Ton . " . " >
Mcxlcna . 4' ! Yellow Jncket . U. " ,
I.oniloii Stock ( luiilntloiiN.
LONDON" , June 16. I p. m. Closing !
ConWJls , money . .10SH-K N' . Y. Central . 1.14
Consols , acct..103 11-U Pennsylvania
Canadian Paolllo. . . ! > " .
Krle 12'i 1' . P. pM . W :
do 1st Alchlson
111. Central US' , IxiulsvllleTnmk
N'or. I'nrltlc pf l. . . . 77H Tnmk . R
St. PAul t-oiruinn..lMS ! Anartimla . 1O %
BAR SIIA'KR-Quiet , 27 13-16d per ounce.
MONEY i per cent.
The rate of discount In the. open market
for both short and three months' bll'.s , 'J ©
" 1-16 per cffnt.
Kliimtclal > ntcn.
N'lCU' ORM5ANS , June 16. Clearings ,
{ 1,217,5 : . N = W York exchange , bank , $1.X ( )
per 1,000 premium ; commercial , 75c per 1,000
discount.
ST. LOUIS. June 16.-CUnrlnR.s , $4.S37,45I ;
lialnnces , J614,733. Oloney , 4JIT | ) er cent.
Now York exchange , lOc discount bid , par
nsked.
NK\V YORK. June Ifi.-Clenrlngs , $211-
S3o,561 : balances , $ I5.036,4W.
IJOSTOX. Juno 16.-Clearlng9 , $20,613,332 ;
lialances , iUyl0. | .
TlAIVrmuMtU. June 16. Clearings , $3,314-
46D : balances. $573C31.
riirLAX > IOLriIIA. Jun 16. Clearings ,
$16,335,946 ; balances. $1.)15SOI. ! )
ConilUlon of tli < - 'I'ronNitry.
WASHINGTON , June 16. Today's state-
jnent of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available rash balance , $273,039,377 , ;
gold reserve , $255,231,376.
Cotton MnrK-et.
NEW YORK , Juno 16.-COTTON-Tntcrest
In cotton failed to take definite form today ,
professionals and Investors alike , leaving
the market severely alone , aside from a
narrow , scattering trade , mostly from the
"squaring" of outlying accounts. The openIng -
Ing was quiet but steady , with sales at last
night's figures. For a time tills love. ' , was
sustained by absence of soiling pressures
nnd a few covering1 orders from Liverpool ,
but the tone of prices later was downward.
under pure lack of speculative , support and
a flurry of liquidation. It was clear that
the regulation factor was only to bo had
in forming options. Liverpool reports were
dull and unchanged , while spot there -was
active but devoid of feature. The statis
tical situation , ns well as the crop outlook ,
was unchanged. The weather chart was
closely scrutinized the " "
by "longs" In the
hope that It would reveal some Indication
of nn adverse change In the climatic situa
tion In the south , but In this they were d 1s-
nuoointed. The market closed steady at 1
l points net lower. Quotations : Futures
April , $3.03 ; liny , J6.12.
LIVERPOOL , June 16.-COTTON Spot ,
good Business done , prices steady ; Amer
ican middling , 313-i2d. : The sales of the
day were 15K)0 ( ) bales , of which 2,000 bales
wore for speculation nnd export and In
cluded U.3uO bates American. Futures
were steady ; American middling , L. M. C. ,
June , Juno and Ju'.y , July and August ,
323-641) ) , sellers ! .August and September ,
322-6l © < 123-64d , buyers ; September and Oc
tober. 322-64d , values : October and Novem
ber , 321-64d , buyers' ; November and Decem
ber , Decembe and January , 3 20-64rl , buy
ers ; January and . February , 3 20-64'ifn ' 21-64d ,
sellers ; February nnd March , 3 21-G-ld , buy
ers : March and April , 322-61d. sellers ; April
and May , 3 22-64i3 23-64(1 ( , buyers.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 16. COTTON Steady
nnd unchanged ; sales. 7S bales ; middling.
5l3-16e ; receipts. 351 bales ; shipments , 601
bales ; stock , 82.633 bales.
NI3W ORLEANS , Juno 16. COTTON
Quiet ; sales , 2.100 bales ; ordinary , 33-16c ;
good ordinary , 43-16c ; : ow middling , 4 13-16c ;
middling , aftc ; good middling , 6.r16c ; mid
dling , 64c ; receipts , 867 bales ; stocks , 276-
SCO bales. Futures , quiet and steady ; June ,
$5.72 bid ; July , $5.74'85.75 ' ; August , $5.6C5.67 ;
March , $5.7555.77 ,
Oil Market * .
NEW YORK , Juno 16. OILS Cottonseed
flrin ; prime crude , 2H c ; prime crude , f. o. b
ml'ls. 1718c ; prime summer yellow , 26c ; off
summer yellow , Kc ; butter grades , 30W32c ;
prime winter yellow , 3032c ; prime white
20Ur. Petroleum , steady ; rellned , New
York , $7.15 ; Philadelphia nnd Baltimore ,
S7.1ft ; Philadelphia and Haltlmore , In bulk ,
$4.65. 'Rosin ' , quiet ; strained , common to
good. $1.301.32'/4. Turpentine , steady nt
LONDON , Juno 16. OILS Turpentine
spirits , 34s 3d ; rosin , American strained ,
4s 3d.
LIVERPOOL , June 16. OILS Cottonseed ,
Hull refined , June-August , firm at 15s 3d
SAVANNAH , Gn. , June 16. OILS-Splrlts
of turpentine , llrm at 37c. Rosin , Ilrjn nnd
unchanged ,
Ciitrn ; Market.
NEW YORK , June 16.-COFFBE-Optlons
opened steady , unchanged ; followed un
eventful course throughout the session nnd
closed stctidy. unchanged to 5 points higher ;
sales , 20.000 bagB , including : June , $4.60 ;
July , $4.60ff4.65 ; August , $4.634.70 : Septem
ber , $4.SO ; October , $4.SOJfl.S5. Spot , ' ( Bo.
dull and easy ; No. 7 Invoice. 5c ; No. 7
.lobbing , Gr. 'Mild , Inactive , barely steady ;
Cordova , S013c.
C.-'lforiiln Ilriril Fruit * .
NEW YORK. Juno 16.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS Dull. .Evaporated ap
ples , common , filWIcj prime wire tray , SVi ®
S'Ao ; choice , S',4iSic ; fancy , 909 0. Prunes ,
aWSVSe. Apricots. Royal , lie ; Moor park ,
14B1SC. Peaches , lOfflSc.
VniKlii'Nti > r Tt.lli ! > Ii'i
MANCHESTER , June 16.-Cloths and
yarns llrm with a good demand.
A MocliTii Miilnprop ,
A volume , "With n Palette In Eastern
Palaces , " by E. UI. 'Merrlck. ' tolls amusing
stories of many climes. Of the western
world was a modern Mrs. Maloprop , pretty ,
amiable nnd rich , who eat to the author for
her portrait. "She told me , " she says ,
"that her husband ' '
'hc-bnobbed' with every
body and told such 'cotton wool' ( cock nnd
bull ) fitorles ; that a girl she knew was
training to bo an 'archdeacon' ( deaconess ) ;
that she was obliged to part with her
coachman because he was such a 'gay
Othello' ; that she had India rubber 'tiles'
put on the wheels of her carriage ; that a
man she knew was a regular 'marmoset'
( martinet ) In hlo own house ; and a certain
title alwaya descended from uncle lo
nephew , as they invariably died 'childish. '
Among the numerous celebrities whom MUs
Merrlck met In India was Lord Roberts ,
whoso antipathy to cats gave r'eo ' to a llttlo
story of metempsychosis. On ono of his
homeward voyages Lord Roberts 'asked to
have the cat removed when ho came on
board ship , ' and a stranger , not knowing
who he was , said to I idy Robert 'Don't
you think that llttlo gentleman over there
must have been a mouse in a former
stnto1
Mutlvr.
Detroit Journal : The kind old face of the
stranger paled a little , It Is true.
"Why do you murder mo ? " lie asked , but
manifesting no Impatience.
The woman laughed bitterly.
"Unless I murder somebody I can't lec
ture , and unless I lesturo I shall starve ! "
Bho shrieked , looking very beautiful in the
gown of soft , clinging stuff which it had
now become usual to wear upon sucli occa-
flona
A first use of Dent's Toothache Gum con-
vlucc * the buyer. All druegUU. IS cents.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Many Fat Oornfed Stcera Are Offered
for Sale.
PRICES ARE STEADY AND A TRIFLE LOWER
linn or HUH * it uii v til nr * on ,
but SOU tlptfrr Tlittii lur-
liiK Ui < I'.nrly Diiyo oC
the Wcrki
SOUTH OMAHA , Juno 1C.
Uattlo. Hoes. Shtcp.
Receipts today 1,33 12,503 l.OSJ
OHU'lal Monday 2,324 2,691 66
Olllclal Tuesday 4,479 C.W7 3,611
Utik-lal Wednesday 4,116 llf.so ? 1,443
Olllcln : Thursday 2.323 16,1575 1,033
Klvo days this \voek..l7GM 81.8S3 7.319
Snino tlnys Inst week. . S.C49 53.312 7,007
Same days week bofuto..l4WI 4 , lil 12.3.S
Average pries paid for nogs 10 , th ° I1181
several days with comparisons :
The disposition oC the cluy's receipts was
as follows , caih buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Iloss.Shccp.
Omaha 'Packing ' Co 2.11 K3
G. II. Hammond Co Ill 1,230
Swift and Company 4G7 2iilO . . . . .
Cudiihy Packing Co 129 2,921 2U
Armour & Co 43 .JOM >
Armour , from K. C i.oit , . .
Cudiihy. from 1C. C 49 SJO
11. Ilecker it Degan 1
Ixxbmnn & Co 3
Hill it Huntzlnger 26
McVlcker .t Co 3
Hold over 09
Totnl l.HS 11,752 1,083
CATTLE-Most all the cattle reported In
today were cornfed steers , there being
fifty or more loads of that kind on sale.
The market , In spite of the very moderate
offerings for two days , was very slow and
draecy , so that the forenoon was well ad
vanced before a clearance was effected.
Huyers acted very Indifferent and It did not
look much as If they cared whether they
got any cattle or not. Such cattle as were
of handy weights and pleased them sold
In the. end at Just about steady prices , but
in spots the market was a little lower.
If the cattle happened to be aittlc rough I
or not Just the right weights there was a i
strong Inclination to neglect them. i
Only a very few cows and heifers were
on sale and the market on that kind of I
cattle was without change of any Im- I
portnnce. Bulls , stacs , calves , etc. , sold
at about the same o'.d prices. Good calves
brought $7.00 , the same aa they have been
doing for some days back.
No fresh receipts of stock cattle of any
consequence were reported. The cattle that
came In yesterday and the- day before were
many of them still In the hands of
speculators , the country demand not prov
ing very active. . The feeling among buy
ers was weak , and from the feeling among
speculators It would be safe to say that
had there been any fresh receipts they
would have had to soil lower. Ke-present-
atlve sales :
BKUF STI3ERS.
No. Av. Pr. No , Av. Pr. No. Ay. Pn
1..1470 ? ! 00 13..1032 $4 75 20..129. ) $1 So
B..1000 400 22.077 4801G..1449 4 So
1. . 7tiO 425 22..1033 ISO 1G.J255 185
2. . R50 4 25 21..1259 4 SO 149..1231 465
11. . 909 435 3..1550 480 21..1119 4 BO
35..117' ! 435 18..1172 4 SO 15..1500 490
11..1101 445 19..1206 4 EO 32..12S5 190
3. . IO 150 21..1223 4 bO 1..1290 41)0 )
1. . 9t 455 25..1281 4 SO 21..125S 490
19. . 1 7S 4 CO 22..1119 480 21..1235 430
23. . &S5 4 Co 8..1022 4 SO 21..1371 495
G..105S 470 12..1164 485 10..1413 495
50..1230 470 10..125G 4 S5 2..1310 495
10. . 9S9 470 23..1113 485 40..1203 495
39..1253 470 47..1153 485 73..1353 500
S..116S 470 1..1140 4 85 60..1334 505
1..1230 470 40..1407 4 SS 96..1426 505
50. . CSS 4 M
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
18..11C2 4 90
cowa.
.810 225 1..1010 350 1..1100 410
. 820 2 90 S..1003 355 4..1265 410
.1000 300 1..1140 360 1..1260 410
.1050 325 2..12SO 365 1..1290 15
.1130 325 2..1155 373 2..1275 15
.1032 3 40 2..1160 3 75 2. . 975 15
. 900 3 40 1..12SO 3 75 5..116S 15
.1010 340 1..10SO 375 4..1227 20
! XH 3 45 3..1020 3 90 1..1090 25
1..1H20 350 1..10IO 400 2..11SO 30
2. . 815 350 1..11IO 40) ) 1..12SO 430
1..1070 350 1..1530 400 1. . 960 440
1. . 950 3 50 4..1177 4 10
STOI-K. COWS AND HEIFERS.
1. . 790 340 1. . POO 350 26. . 600 400
1. . 530 3 50 1. . 910 3 SO
HEIFERS.
21 . 612 I 25 20. . 401 4 30 2..1005 4 35
1"C10425
BULLS.
l..14"0 223 1..1180 360 1..14SO 375
1 1010 225 1..1230 SCO 1..SSO 375
1 1260 225 1..1300 365 1..2160 400
1.1070 275 1..1S50 370 1..1000 400
1. . 510 275 1..1290 370 1..1750 400
1..1190 3 50 1..16(10 ( 3 70
CALVES.
1. . 280 fi 00 1. . 250 675 1 , . 170 700
1 " 30 050 1. . ISO 700 1. . 250 700
STAGS.
1..1150 4 20
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
30 452130 L. 4M ) 135 3 , . 1016 ISO
HOGS Values were a shade lower UIH !
morning under the Inlluenco of u lower
market at Chicago and liberal receipts.
The demand was good at preval.ing prices ,
and. though the market was a little slow to
open , It was fairly active when the trading
was OIICP under way. U was not long until
the big bulk of all the hogs hud changed
hands , and the feeling nt the close , If any
thing , was a little bettor than at the open
ing. Considering the liberal receipts tills
week the market yesterday and today was
In vtry fair condition.
The hogs sold today at $3.6033.621.4
principally , with a sprinkling at J.3.65.
Yesterday over liu'f of all the hogs sold at
} 302 , and the balance principally at $3.65.
The Tlecllno today was hardly 2ic ! , ns the
proportion of sales at $3.60 today was not
BO largo as at $3.62' < . yesterday.
It will be obsprved from the table of
average prices that the mnvket is now at
thn low point of the week since Monday ,
but that U is still 5c higher than the Ilr.st
day of the week. The market Is back very
nearly where U wan nn Friday of last week ,
but It Is nearly 5c higher than it wan on
Friday two weeks ago. Representative
sales :
No Av. Sh. Pr No , Av. Sh , Pr.
33 265 400 325 79 15S 200 362V.
73 217 160 360 74 220 . . . 3 62 > ,
79 213 200 360 66 275 40 3 62'X-
83 201 N ) 3 60 5S 272 40 3 62'
99 2S1 RO 360 7fi 212 120 .36214
99 213 80 SCO 47 381 . . . 3 62'5 '
53 282 210 360 80 229 40 3 6214
71 B7 160 360 60 2X5 . . . 3 62' !
67 219 40 360 69 HOI 240 3 G2'4
46 193 40 360 66 2CS 240 362' ?
74 2H 200 360 65 2" 6 40 II F2' ' ?
69 228 40 3 60 75 2IS 160 3 62',4
f9 219 160 360 77 226 120 3 Vf
40 240 . . . 360 CO 271 40 3 Ki'.fc
73 225 160 360 75 212 0 3 62' , < -
for liy nil buyers and plcknl up at good
strong prices. One -was a load of old and
common owes and brought $3.75. Th > bal-
flnco of the rpfolnts wore consigned direct
to packers and were not offered for sale.
Shippers tvho have anything In the wav of
muttons ned not be afraid of sending them
to lhs ! market.
Quotations on clipped sheep nnd lambs :
Western wethers. $1.7.5TC 00 ; good to choice
Mexican lambs. J..70 7S.90 : good to choice
western lambs Si.iWffS.75 ; fair to good west
ern lambs , J5.00pfi.50 ; western yearlings ,
S'.Oflff .a" ; western ewes , good to choice ,
J4.23iTf 1.63 ; fair 'to ' good ewes , $3.75 ( 1.25.
Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
25 mil ewes S6 T2 00
21S western ewes , shorn Stl 385
CHICAGO I.IVI3 STOCIC SIAHICI3T.
llofcn null Sliccp nvlnoo Activity ,
ivltli Cnttlp Only lodrrato.
CHICAGO , June 16. Cattle were fair for
good nnd prices were generally steady ,
oed to fancy caHle sold nt $5.00 < 5i5.55 ; com
moner grades , JI.IOJf-I.Do ; ( ending cattle ,
Jl.ToffS.OO ; bulls , cows and helfors , J2.001/3.20 ,
the latter price for choice heifers ; western
stfors. Jl.50gv3.35 ; Texans , $3.90flS.OO ; calves ,
Trade In hogs was fairly active ; an earlv
decline of nliout 2' e. LRht | sold at & 1.70Ti >
3.90 ; mixed lots , J3.70S'3.S7V4heavy. : . $3.65Q >
3.S7H ; pigs , J3.30if3.75 ; culls , Jl.50Ji3.50.
Sheep receipts were light and the 'market
was correspondingly strong , lambs Hharing
In the advance. Sheeip sold nt J2.5057S.25 for
common to good ; yearlings , ? 5.25'ii5.S5 :
clipped lamhs. Jl.00ft6.10 ; Colorado ivoolcd
lambH , Jfi.CO for prime ; spring lambs , JG.50S >
7.65.
7.65.HKCrDIPTSCattle
HKCrDIPTS-Cattle , 2,500 head ; hogs , 31,000
head ; she p , 8,000 head.
KniiHiin CHy Mve Stoolc.
KANSAS CITY , June 16. CATTIyK Re
ceipts , 2,400 natives , GOO Texans ; market
active and strong ; native steers , heavy ,
J4.fKKrti.25 ; medium , S4.6CMJG.10 ; light , M.20 < fi >
4.95 ; Texas steers , } 3.15JP4.SO ; Texas cows ,
S.00 ! ? 3.S5 ; native cows and heifers , $ . ' .305 ?
4 90 : stockcrs and feeders , J3.10fl5.20 ; bulls ,
J3.1Ki4.00. (
HOGS Recelpta , 11,000 ; market weak , 5o
lower ; bulk of sales , J3.60ff3.72H ; honvv ,
$ n.C7 'r3.77'S : packers , J3.COfJ3.70 ; mixed.
J3.GOft3.72Vi : light , S3.5503.70 ; Yorkers , $3.65 ®
3.70 : pigs. * 3.K3.G7.
SHEEP Receipts , 2,000 ; market nrm ;
Iambs , J3.76QG.25 ; clipped muttons , $3.75 ®
n.OO ; stockers and feeders , J3.003.25 ; culls ,
St. JoHPiiIi I.tvr Stoclc.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , June 16. ( Special. )
The Journal quotes as follows :
CATTLE Receipts , 900 head ; market ac
tive and steady to strong ; natives , J4.6CWJ )
5.15 ; Texans n.nd westerns. $4.5035.10 ; cows
and hpifers , $2.00C,10 ; bulls und slug ? ,
$2.35fJ4.70 ; yearlings and calves , $4.25 5.10 ;
stockers and. feeders , J3.5Xg4.SO ( ; ve.-ils , $5.25 ®
HOGS Receipts , 7,100 head ; market steady
to weak , selling at J3.crvp3.SO ; bulk , J3.G7H ©
3.77VS.
SHERP Receipts , 300 head ; market nc-
S ( . I.onlN I.lviNtnnU. .
ST. LOUIS Jim * '
, 16.-OATa'LE Receipts ,
500 ; market steady ; fair to choice native
shipping and export steers , J4.50ffS.20 , with
fancy worth up to S5.CO ; dressed beef and
'butcher ' steers. Jl.35'55.00 ' ; steers , under
1.000 pounds , $3.45fi4.90 ; stockers and focd-
ers. J3.fi05r4.7r. ; cows and heifers , $2.25ii71.65 :
bulls. $2.0503.75 ; dinners , Jl.50ffT3.50 ; Texas
and Indian steers , dull and nominally J3.20W
5.00 ; cows and heifers. J2.COfjf4.20.
HOGS Receipts , 7,000 ; market steady ;
Yorkers. $3.70 i'jSO ; ; packers , $3.705)3.85 ) ;
butchers $3.S05J3.90.
SHEEP Receipts * , COO ; market strong ; na
tlve mnttons. $3. 0f(4.75 ( ; spring lambs , jo.OOt ?
C.J3.155J3.25. ; and bucks , Jl.155J3.85 ; stockers ,
J3.155J3.25.
X . ' Y rlc MVP Sfoclf.
NEW YORK , Juno 1C. OEEVICS-Re-
celpts , 2,552 head : market active ; ordinary
to choice steers , JI.75fJC.50 ; hulls , $3.MKi ( 1.10.
Calilcs llrm. Exports today , none ; tomnr-
row. 7OT liead cattle and 5,200 < iutrt ° rs of
beef.
CALVES Receipts , 220 head : active -ind
strong ; fair to choice vojls. $1.iWf00 ; but
termilks. $1.00 : mixed. J5.505TC.io.
SI1EKP AND LAMHS-RerelptS , 7.000
head ; Hhecp slmflo higher ; rninmon 'o
goo < l Rlieeii. $1.0054.GO } ; common to prime
lambs , $5. > OfT7.55.
HOOS Receipts , 654 head ; llrm but not
higher ; two cars good western hairs sold at
J4.12V4.
StorkIn
Following nro the receipts nt the four
principal western markets for June 1C :
Catlli' . Hops Sheen
Omaha . 1.3W 12.50S 1.0S3
Chicago . 2.500 31,000 K.OOO
Kansas City . 2,400 u.ono y.tm
St. Louis . COO 7.000 5M
Totals 6,785 Gl.COS 11.5S3
Smilir 'Morki'l.
NEW YORK , June IG.-SUGAR-Raw
easier : fair rfllning. 4 l-l < ! c ; centrifugal. W
test , ( He ; molasses sugar , le ; r-Mincd llrm
find active , ciilBhed , 6c ; powdered , Ce ;
granulated , 5' < .c.
NE\V ORLEANS. June 1C.-SUOAR-
Flrm ; oipcn kfttle. 3 ; fjCG-16e ; centrifugal.
yellow , 4'/ff4 ' ( 15-1Cc : seconds. 3i45 |
aiOLA.S8E.S- ; centrifugal ,
Oil < - ! < ; -.Irirlii-l ,
OIL CITY , Pn. . June 16OIICrcnlt bal
ances , $1.13 ; certificates opened at 11.14 bid
and cloxed nt Jl.ll'i ' bid , cnhh oil : Hales , on
ca. li nt $1 11' ' : Hhlpments. 71.67S bbls ; aver
age , 7R.75I bbls. ; runs , 90,700 bblH. ; average ,
82,485 bblR.
I MOVE 1
WHILE IT'S COOL $
It will Boon bo hot red hot. W
Has your office a window on the j
went BO that on a July day , you vfe
fairly bokeT ate
Is the coolest place In town . -9
summer. There Is no west exposure
ft *
posure nil the rooms nro light * f
* d ?
and plcaeant. A ellmpso of the .
ftft palms and fountain In the court AJ
Is a * good ns a trip to Non-port TT
Rental Agents ,
Ground floor.
WHEN OTHERS PAlu
. . .CONSULT. . .
Scarlcs & Scarlcs
OMAHA ,
NEB.
Specialists In
Nervous , GlironicS
Private Diseases
Of Men and D'omen.
We guarantee to cure all canes curable of
CatanliAll Dietaiea of tl\e \ Kosc , Tliront , Client ,
Slomath , Hoirds anil l.tvtr ; llytlroctle , Vart-
coccle , Syj/i/s / / ( , Vonurrhoca.
Nervous Dcbllltu
Middle Aucd and Old Men.
I'l'easci , Sores , ,
Rlnnrl anrl Qkin spots
DIOOU flllll OMpimples. \ \ . Scrofula , TII-
inora , Tetter , Kczcitia , and Illoocl Polsou , thor *
niiglilr clraiisrtl ( rnni the cystiini ; also Wealc-
tiessol Organs , Inllammatlon , Kuptures , Piles ,
Fistula , etc.
etc.Throat , I.iiucs , lilvcr. Dyspepsia
and all bowel and stomach troubles.
I nrl ! ( ilvvn careful and RpiiCl.nl attention
LuUlGS for all their many ailments.
WRITE your troubles. If out of the city.
Thousands cured at home by correspondence.
Dr. Searles & Senrles. 119 S. 14th St. , Omaha.
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
DR. E , C. WEST.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
TrtC ORIGINAL , ALL OIIIEKS IMIfATIOVS.
la sold under pctlUvo Written Cuarantoa
bjaulho.'lzcd aicfntn unly , to cure > \ oak Memory ,
Dlzzlnein , WalceMlnnfle , Pita , IIj'Bterla. Qulcit-
ncss , NIcbtLoenes , Kvll Drc.ime. Lack of Ciiifl-
dcnce , NLTVOUSIIUIB , rsltulc. . all Drains , Youth
ful Errors , or Kxoea . o Use or Tobacco , Opium ,
or Liquor , which loads to Misery , Consumption ,
Insanity and Death. At more or liy mall , Cl a box ;
nix for $5 : with written ( zuarnntoo to
euro or refund rnonpy. Sample paok-
OHo. contuliilriK tivu days 1 treiitinrnl , with
fuu Instruction ! , 'Jo cents. inesample only sola
to ra .h purson. At store or by mall.
Label Spc-
iciul Extra Strcnathj
Kor Iiapotency , Lown of *
Tower , LoH Manhood , '
Sterility or Itarreneis , :
tl a box ; six for S5 , wltlit
wrltton nn8uaro
'to cure in 30 Ouvs. Atf
* 1101-0 ° r "yDm" '
Slyer * , Dillon Drair Co. , Sole
IBtk amd Farann. Omaha.
Is a preparation of the Drug .by . which Its
Injurious effects are removed , while the val
uable medicinal properties are retained. It
possesses all the sedative , anodyne and antispasmodic -
spasmodic powers of Opium , but produces
no sickness of the stomach , no vomiting , no
costlvencss , no hondache. In acute nervous
disorders U Is nn Invaluable remedy , and la
recommended by the best physicians.
SI3XT 11V MAII , IX I'l.lIV WHAI'l'Iill
OX HISriIII'T Ol > ' THICK , "Oc.
E. FERRETT ,
723 PonrJ St. : New York.
Knffllih DUmonil lirand.
' uinl Only ( irniilnr.
. / " & > * \ ttAFt , tlRAti ft-llAble. LADIca Alk
< \ U'-u > 4 llrunilit for mirA lrr > Anoint Ilia-
Hi V 2i" " " " ' / ' " " ' 1 ° l'"l ' l"1 < ; " 'J ' " "Hic
. _ . ! . r l.l wild Mm rltlM > u. Tiikft
Zj > i V JnoollilT. Rtfulf liangeroul tuhlltu.
-ftiotuaiHlimttntbmi. AtUrajntinioricod , ! .
Ilillr'f"fiir ' lullr ! , " < nl ( /r' , ° l ° rr'tura
Mull. lli.llUII'lxtlinonUli. A , i rtpir.
8old lir > ll Ix.-ii iirumiliti. I'll 1 1. A I A. , I
RRPEMMEYaCO
BRAMCH loaarwt
OMAHA nC3. UMCOLM Mt5\
JAMES E. BOYD & 00 , ,
Telephone lOIJi ) . Oinnliii , Nub
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
IIOAII ( ) 01' THAUH.
Dlrft wirrn tu anu .Vew York.
C'orrwpundrntu A. UVrr > n * Co.
. . _ / . D. C. Hqpoon , Pastor M. E. Church , Wuunata. Nob. writes : "After
years of c.oiiotipation and Htomauh disorder , Dr. Kay'w Konovatur has removed
tlio constipation and nmdo my stomach almost now , J could not lic.tr a watcli
tick with it clos > o to my right car , and but u very eliort distance from my left
ODC. I can now hear ono f | til to a distance from iny right ear , and a long
distance from my left one , and the thick , heavy fooling between , luy eyes , to my
Dr ,
joy.a \ gone. Dr. Kay's ' Catarrh Cure did It. It IB tliu best thing I over tried. "
wo give. FREE ADVICE and send free Ir Kay a Homo Trent me.t , an Illustrated b ok
of 111 puges , treating ull aliments rcmmon luluo human furulo rjtu ufi all [ itout yuur cuse.
If druguUts do not have our remedies don t take any nubtiiutcs they suy uro just u good"
for they linvo No Eniml , They can ho had , prepaid by return : null. liy enclosing prloo to
us. Dr. lCay'bltenovat'r'.5cts . nnd fl.fiOortB.ooworthforS.S.OO ; CatarrhCuro Wets. Addrui > 3
Ir II J. Kay JledlcalCo.Saratoga .springs , K V.
Sold by SIIEUMAN & McCONMvLL DUL'ti CO. , Omuliu ,
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