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8 TITE OMAHA DAILY 111513 : TUESDAY" , JUJNID ISO ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Improving Prospects of Russian Orop Tend
to Lower Wheat.
PORTION OF THE DECLINE IS RECOVERED
Ollirr fJrnliin Do Not Show Much Ao-
mil , Corn IlnlliiK Hull i Uli
Fluctuation the Principal
rcntiire In Out * .
CHICAGO , June 19 Reports of rain In
Ilussta broke wheat l'4o today , but good
support resulted In a , recovery of all but
rio of a decline. Corn was but slightly af
fected , closing unchanged Oats declined
> ,4 V. Provision * were Irregular , but
clo cd 2' jlOc hlcher.
The confidence of wheat traders who have
been bujlng on the belief that the Husslnn
drouth was stag-
crop had been ruined by
Kcrcd at Iho opening by cab.es reporting
of the drouth-
Bood rains In some parts
stricken districts nnd by a. break of 1V1
at Liverpool. The news took lo off the price
of wheat on the curb nnd opening quota
tions of the risulor session showed even
more decline , September starting at i.HT . ?
77140 , compared with yesterday a closing
price of 7S'c. A brief recovery to 78o took
by scalpers nnd moderate
jil ice under buying
ate covering by shorts , mil the decidedly
bearish tone or domes UP news soon checked
KujliK. One of tilt most Important factor *
aV the enormous receipts Pr "narywest-
bu , against 101000 the
trn polnts-l.U22WJO
rorrespondlnK day of 1893 .Minneapolis nml
Dulutli receipts were 846 cars , compare 1
with 6'ifi last week and 87 n year ago L.IU-
DHKO receipts were Xi cnr.s , seven of cpii-
the
tract quality The weather throughout
tvwt nnd northwest was reported favorable.
Cnsli demand here was rather slow and
New York reported nmy twenty-eight loads
worked for export Seaboard clcnr.inccs
C1GOOO bu. Private advices from Russia
Bifd the reported rains came too late for
material benefit to the crop The visIble -
unv , of but 32t , -
Iblo supp.y showed an Increase >
WQ bu , a third of what had been expected.
The huge primary receipts kept the market
weak until late In the afternoon , when re
ports of hot winds In Kinjaj nnd Nebraska
caused soma aUrohi.ii ) < lop , on which bcp-
tcmber milled to TSWo ami closed at that
P ° Corn as a whole was dull. The market
oofiied weak with wheat and liberal re
ceipts and favorable weather. There was a
irood demand from all sources , however ,
uml In the absence of any especial selling
pressure prlccw soon recovered and the mar
ket ruled steady to the close. Country ac-
c-ei'tances were liberal. There was a good
export - demand , the ncaboard reporting 150
loads taken for export. Receipts were 971
cars. September ranged from Sl'/io to SGVfcc
and cloced unchanged at 35c.
Oats was Irregular ; llrm for July , but
weak and lower for September. September
was freely offered on the line weather nnd
the weakness of wheat. July was Influ
enced y the moderate Blocks nnd the good
cash , demand and closed % c higher. Cash
business of 250,000 bu was reported here
llocelpta were IMG cars. September ranged
from 21o to 22 < Q'2c ! and closed MiV
lower at 22'lc.
Provisions , though dull , with the excep
tion of a few minutes around the openl ig ,
were steady later , but lower hog prices
had some effect. There was buying e rly
by packers and later In the day local shorts
covered moderately. Prices advanced . 1
nround , September pork closing We higher
at $ S 50 , September lard a shade higher , it
$5.1605 H'/fc and September ribs 5c hlghei
nt { 1 STH-
nstlmatcd receipts Tuesday : "Wheat , 150
cars ; corn , 1,010 cars ; oats , 335 c.irs ; hogs ,
21,000 head.
Lending futures ranged as follows :
Articles Open Illeh. Low. Close Situ'y
77 7fiHi
784 78 ! <
70 70'i
S5 31W
S5M
31
24M 24K 2tH
2U
832 1 817W 820
860 HHThi 8uO 840
407H
017H , 010 517H DID
1 72 < 72K 470
IHih , 4 HJJ. 87h ,
No 2
Cash quotations -ncro ns follows :
ri OUn Firm ; winter patents , t
straights , $315 < Q343 , spring specials , $135 ;
eprlnc patents , J1 40WJ SO , straights , 52 90 ®
3 30 ; hikers , $2.30(02 ( CO
WHEAT. No. 2 spring , 754(77G ( c ; No. 3
spring , 735(7G'Ao ; No. 2 rea , 77ri ! < fi 7Sc.
COHN No 2 , SoHc ; No. 2 yellow ,
OATS-No. 2. 265f27c ; No. 2 white , 29 0 ;
No 3 white , 23 < 7i30c.
UYE No 2. G2c.
HARLEY No. 2. 37V45T39C
SEEDS No. 1 llaxseed , $1.03 ; northwest ,
M.10. Prime timothy seed. $ . ' .35@2.40. Clover-
Heed. contract Kra.de , $ G 50.
WHISKY Distillers' llnHhed goods , per
gallon. $1 20.
SUGARS Cut loaf , $602 ; granulated , $564
The follow Inor are the receipts and ship
ments for todav :
Articles. Receipt- ? Shipments
Flour , bhH . 13,000 1G 000
Whe-xt , bu . 111,000 5(00 (
Corn , bu . 449.000 901 , fOO
Oats , bu . 2SG.OOO 399.0CO
Tljf , bu . 3000 COi
Barley , bu . 10,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm , creameries , ISMiftlM ,
dairies , llifflSVlc , Cheese , llrm , SftS'ti
UgKs , barely steady , 12'i < f12c.
M\V A-OHIC on.Nnit vi , MAIIKIST.
for ( he Inj nil VarloiiH
COIIIIIUIlIltlCN.
< Nn\V YORK , Juno 19 rUDim-Jtlocelnts ,
19.11S bbls ; c\portp , 7i'iO bbN , ikmly held ,
( Minnesota intents $1 03jfl 20 ; Sllnnesota
bikers , J3 1003 30lntor ; pit nts , $140'Q'110 ,
winter straights , $3 60573 G5 , winter extras ,
J2GOf310 , winter low grades. $2433255 Rye
Hour , firmer ; sales , 400 bbH , good to fair ,
jaiO S 20. choice to fanc > , $323J/J50
COUNJIEAI Steady ; jellow westnn SO ®
Slu , city. Uliiitfc , Urandjwlne , $215i220
Hi YE Firm , No. 2 western , iGc , f. o. b.
UAUIjEY Firm ; feeding , 42e ; c. I. f. ,
Blulfalo ind unnltlng , 497jfA3c. | delivered.
HARTLEY LMA.I71' Quiet.
AVI 11JAT Receipts 118.175 bu ; exports ,
150,101 bu Spot steady ; No. 2 red , Sl'Je ' f. o.
b. allont ; iNo. 2 red. S2Vo elevator , No l
norMum. Duluth. M 4c lob .illoit. No
1 hard Duluth. SS'ic f. o b. alloit. No 1
hard , Duluth , SHe f. o. 1) allo it Options
opened wenk under lienrlsh I herpool ca-
luos and reported rains In .south iiussla
.subscnuont rallv on the small \lsiblo sup
ply Increase was followed b > unlo ullng and
a decline , The close was steidy on a late
denial of the Russian news , with prices H ®
< > M lower ; July. S2V < TB3c , closed S24p , Bep-
tsmber. K2 7-1GQSJ 3-lCc , closed S3o , DecOm-
lier. SlVlilSl c , closed S4Hc.
CORN Receipts , 250,575 bu. ; exports 123.-
Olt bu ; sales. TO 000 bu. futures , 1.2SO 000 bu.
pot and outports Spot tlrm. No 2. 42Ko
fob iilloiu , spot and to arrive and 41l..c
elevator Options opened weak with wheat
nnd larg receipts , .but reco\ered on a big
export trade , closing llrm at n pirtial He
net advance. July , 408 < B IOc. closed 40s4e ;
September 401lffNOiP. closed 40Hc.
OAT'S-'Recclpts ' ' , 2S1.400 bu , exports , 49 , & " > 2
Hill. ; sales 30,000 by. spot. Spot dull. No , 3
white , SHfcc ; track mlx3rt western , 30Q31Vc :
track white , 32ii37c. Options dull
HAY Steuly ; shipping , G7&Q700 ; good to
choiceSOiiWc. .
HOI'S Steady ; state , common to cholc" ,
1SV crop. G5I7c ; 1597 crop. HQlSo : 1SOS crop
ICirnc. Paclllc coast , 1M > 6 t-rop , Gi7c ; 1W7
ciop IHiUo ; 1S9S crop , HiTlSo
HIDES Firm ; Galveston , iO to 25 pounds.
IdiOTe ; 'Texas dry , 21 to 30 pounds , I2i j
13c ; California , 21 to 25 pounds , ISHc.
hDATlinii- Steady ; Buenos A ) res , light
to heavy weights 2041T21c ; ncld , 21ifi22o.
PROVISlONS-neof. beady ( ; family. $950
< f71050 ; extra mess , $000 ; beef hams. 22Q23c ,
packet. WWf/IOOO / ; city extra India mi > s ; ,
JH OwrriS 50 Cut meats , steadier ; pickled liel-
lle $ IS7HO 00 ; pickled shoulders , $125 ;
pickled hams , JS50tiO. 5. Lard , stejd\ ,
western steamed $5 27H : refined continent ,
$550 ; compound , $1 62 > 4ff4 ( 73. 1'ork , llrm ,
IHMS. $ S.75i'JOO ; short clear , $ 10 ftVJ } 11.75 ;
family. * 10 CO-fflO.TS. - Tallow , dull. city.
43-lfiii4Uc ; country. 4Hc , as to quality
llUTTEJl-JRccelpls , 19,113 pkgs. : flrm.
ivestern creamery , ISiiyiSHc ; factory ,
CHDESERecelpts. . 11.471 pkgs. ; strong ;
large white , SUe ; small whit * . SV4c ; largo
colored. fcUc ; small colored , S 4f.
EGOS Receipts. 15.059 pkgs . : Jlrm ; west-
crn , HHiTlSo ; .southern. 9 < ii'JUc
IllCn Firm ; domeatlc , fair to extra , 4 ? @
7o ; Japan , 4 © 5\io.
MOlvASSUS-Sfady ; New Orleans , open
Kettle good to choice. 3J'u36c.
iMETAUS The market started the week
showing considerable Irregularity , but verv
little activity. Tin nnd spelter de\ > loped
saftne.ss , while lend dlspln > ed a fair < le
Kree of etiength. 'News ' was conflicting nnd
added to tha uncertainty. At the close the
Metal exchange called pig Iron warrants
entirely nominal at J13 50 ; lake copper , dull
{ 18 e $ bid ami $1S&0 asked ; tin. dull
nnd cn y , with U5V bid nnd J5 Gfi n k d !
Itml , auict but llrm at $160 , spelter , dull
nnd unsettled at $6 2,1 nominal. The brokers'
prlrv for lend M $1.25 nnd for copper $ IS 25 ®
IS BO.
OMAHA OENnil.M , MAUICHT.
Cfinilllliin of Trndp nnd flnotntloni
mi Slniilc nnd rnncr I'roilncc.
noas Receipts moderate1 goad stock ,
HeIIUTTER Common to fair , ll12o !
choice , I214o : separator , ISO ! gathered
creamery , I6c.
I'OUI/rilY Heni. live , 7Wc : spring chick
ens , 1S020C , old nnd stnggy roosters , live ,
.IVifioc , ducks nnd gcesc , live. 7c , turkejs ,
ll\p < ! c
PIOEONS Mve , per doz. , 7r-c01.00.
VJ3AJS-rnolce. 9c.
ninsil WATER riSII-Catnsh. per lb. ,
] 2c , buffnlo i > or lb , dressed , 7c ; white
llsh , 9c , like trout , 8c , yellow pike , dr's-sed ,
9q , white perch , Gc , bullheads , dressed , lOc ;
blark biss PC.
SEA T-ISH Hnrtdock , 10o ; blue fish , lOc ;
roe shad , each , 40c
, 30c.
CANTALOUPE-1'cr crate , $1 5001.75 ;
bnsk"ts , SI BO
WAX llEANS-One-thlrd bu. , "S-ffSSc. -
STRING UEANS-One-thlrd bu. , 60060c.
PEAS Per basket , G3c
RADISHES l"r do ? , bunches , lOc.
TOMATOES Per 4-basket crate , $1.60 ®
1 75
75IjETTUCE Homo grown , per dozen
bunches 20172'ic.
ASPARAGUS Homo grown , p&r dozen
bunches 25Q33C.
ONIONS Homo grown , per dozen
bunches according ti ) size 8'iJ12c ,
C'AUUrLOWHR-Pcr dozen , $1 00@1.10
UHANS Hand-picked navy , p'r bu , $150
POTATOES-OKI stock , 20SCOCJ new po-
tatoej. 90o iJl 00 per bu.
CUCUMDERS-Per dozen , 50c.
FRUITS
RED RASPBERRinS-Per 24-quart case ,
$2.75mACICBEKRIDS
m/ACICBE-KRIDS Per 24-quart case ,
$3005725.
ULACIC RASPBERRIES Per 24-plnt
ca e $250 ; 24-qurt $350 (375. (
STRAWBERRIES Per crate , choice
shipping stock , $2 GO ; Oregon. $300.
GOOSEBERRIES Per 24-quart case ,
$1.50
$1.50CHKiniUES California , per 10-lb. box.
$ lS5fi223 , home grown , 8-lb. baskets , EOo ;
24-quart ctatc , $200
TROPICAL , FRUIT.
LEMONS California , fancy , $150 ; Mes
sina. fancy. $50017550.
ORANGES Mediterranean sweets , $4 50 ®
'PINEAPPLES Per doz. , $1.CO ; per crate ,
$42j IGO
BANANAS Choice , crated , largo stock ,
per bunch , $2.23T260 ; medium-sized
bunches $20 ft22T
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per box , $1.10
© 1 15
APRICOTS-Callfornla Royal , per crate ,
$1 7fifi2 00
PLUMS-Callfornla , per crate , $1.50 ; Trag
edy plums , $2 00.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7'/4c ; No. 2
green hides GUo ; No , 1 salted hides , 8c ;
No 2 salted hides , 7H : No 1 veal calf , S to
12 Ibs . lOc ; No 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 Ibs , Sc.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC Tallow , No.
1 , sy-c ; tallow , No 2. 3c ; rough tallow , Hie ;
white grease 2H0 c , yellow and brown
.
SHEEP PDLTS Green salted , each , 15 ©
73c ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No 1 each , 5c ; dry
flint , Kansis and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb , actual weight , 4iJ6c ; dry flint ,
Kinsis and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb , actual weight , 3fl-4o ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb . actual
weight , 457Gc ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , p-r lb , actual weight , 3S > 4c ,
STATmiI T OP VISIIJLE' SU1TI.Y.
Siilinlniitlnl IiicrciiNc In Stnclcn of
\Vliont flirt nnrlcy.
NEW YORK , June 19 The statement of
the visible supply of grain In store and
alloat , as compiled by the New York Pro
duce exchange , on Saturday , June. 17 , Is
as follows : Wheat , 27,913,000 bu. ; Increase ,
32(5,000 ( bu. Corn , 12 GC1.000 bu. ; Increise ,
603,000 bu. Oats , 7,131,000 bu. ; decrease , 7SO-
000 bu. Rye , 819,000 bu ; decrease , 72,000 bu.
Barley , 1,339,000 bu. ; Increase , 95,000 bu.
St. Lou In Mnrl.ot.
ST LOUIS. Juno 19 FLOUR Steady at
J1 SO S 93 , straight * , $3 4503 GO ; clear , $3 10
QUO
SEEDS Timothy. $1.7502 15
CORNMEAL Steady at $1 8001 85
BRAN Strong ; sacked lots , east track ,
5Sc.
5Sc.HAY Steady to firm ; timothy , $9501160 ;
priirle J700 < fiSOO
IRON COTTONTIES SOc.
BAGGING GflCC.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , nominal ;
boxed shoulders , $4 V A : extra shorts ,
$ tS7V > ; cl ar ribs , $300 , clear sides , $3 12 .
Bieon , dull but llrm ; boxof shoulders , $ > 25 ;
e\tra shorts , $537V6 ; clear ribs , $350 ; clear
sides , $1 75
RECEIPTS Flour. 4,000 bbls ; wheat , 21-
000 bu ; coin. 173,000 bu. ; oats , 54,000 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour , 2000 bbls ; wheat ,
5000 bu. ; corn , 73,000 bu ; oats , 19,000 bu.
KuiiNiiN 11 } Grain nml I'rot Inlonii.
KANSAS CITY. June 19 WHEAT July ,
G9 < X > c ; September. 70c , cash , No 2 hard ,
71fi73o ; No 1 , rSl4 < 371Mio ; No. 2 red , 73t74c ;
No 3 , 70S72V.C , No 2 spring , 70071c ; No. 3 ,
CORN July , 32Hc ; September , 32c ; cash ,
No , 2 mixed , 32c : No. 2 white , 33 < 333iic ;
No 3. 32'c. ;
OATS No 2 white , 27JT27&0.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 243 cars.
RYE No. 2 , 5S'/2C.
HAY Choice timothy , $ S 50&S.75 ; choice
prairie $7250773
HUTTHR Creamery , IGe ; dairy , 13c.
EGGS Continue weak : fresh Mlssoutl and
Kansas stock , firsts , lO'/je , cases returned
RECEIPT ? Wheat , 151,500 bu ; corn , 37,700
bu oats. G 000 bu
SIIlPMENTS-Wheit , 31.800 bu. ; corn ,
6,500 bu , oats , 1,000 bu.
Toll-do Mnrlcot.
TOLEDO , June 19 WHEAT Lower and
easv No J , cash , 7SVic ; July , 79c.
CORN Du'l and steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
331/ic.
OATS Quiet and steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
23c
RYE Dull and firm ; No 2 , cash , Glc bid.
SEEDS Clo\erseed dull and steady ;
piltne cash , new , $3.93 ; October , $4.6214.
lilt t'riiool Gri'ln nnd l"roIxloiiN. .
LIVERPOOL , June 19 PROVISIONS-
Bacon , Cumberland cut , 2S to 30 Ibs. , dull ,
C < ) clear bellies , 14 to 1C Ibs , easy , 28s 6d.
AV1IEAT No 2 red , western winter , dull ,
fis HHd. No. 1 rt-d northern , Duluth 6s 4d ;
futures tlrm ; July. Gs 3'fcd , September , 6s
2Ud. December , 6s S'Jd.
CORN-Futuies , quiet ; July , 3s 5 < Jd ; Sep-
te.nbcr , 3s G ail.
MliincnpollHVlionJ Mnrlcrt.
"MINNEAPOLIS June 19 WHEAT
Close In store No l northern , June , 74e ;
July , 74He. September. 74Hc. On track : No
1 hird , 75 p ; No. 1 northern , 745c ; No. 2
northern. 72780.
FLOI'R-Unchanged.
BRAN-In bulk. $95001000
I'HIIfidcliililit 1'rndufo Mnrkct.
PIIILAnELPIHA June 19 BUTTER -
Firm and higher ; western creamery , fancy ,
IS'.tfme ' , western prints , 15c
EGGS Frf-sh nearby , 11014 c : fresh
western , ll'Wllo ' , fresh fouthwcstern , 13'/a
014i < :0 fresh southern , 13013UC.
CIIEEfeE-FIrm
; nrnln
MIMViATTKnn , June 19 WHEAT Ir-
regnlnr : > .To l northern , 7807SV4c ; No , 2
northern 77Hf(77sic. (
RVK-rirm : No 1. 61c.
RARIwRY rirm ; No. 2 , 41'c ; sample , 3S
5J41c.
Diiluth IVIu-nt Mnrlcpt.
DITI.UTH Jun 19 WII13AT No. 1 hard ,
cash , 7i' e : Julv 79'ic ; No 1 northern , cash ,
"G c. No 2 northern , 72'tc.
1' < nrln Mnrl'ot.
PCORIA , June 19. CORN Steady ; No. 3 ,
new .Yitfco.
OATS-Steady ; No 3 white. 26Jiii'27c. '
WHISKY Firm , on the basis of $1.28 for
finished goods.
Ilnttcr Market.
ELGIN , III. June -BUTTER-FIrm ;
offerings , 371 tubs , all sold at ISc ,
Cntlt'f Mnrlcet.
NEW YORK , June 19.-COFPEE Op
tions apenecl quiet , unchanged to 5 points
loner , ruled dull and uninteresting during
the day , European cables were fa\orabl ,
but weakness In Rio , together with heavy
receipts nnd small dclUeri's. checked buyIng -
Ing Closed steady unchanged to 5 points
lower. Sales , 5230 bags , Including July ,
$1 CO ; August. $1 70 ; October. $4 85 : Decem-
iber. $425 : January , { 530 : February. $550 :
May , $5& > Spot coff e , Rio dull and nom
inal ; mild barely steady.
MarUrt.
LONDON , June 19 SUGAR-Beet , Us
10'id
NEW YORK. June 19. SUGAR Raw ,
about steady ; fair refining. 4'tc ; centrifu
gal. ! W test. 4ic ; molasses sucar , 4c ; re-
tlned steady ; crushed , Cc ; powdered , 5Hc ;
cranulated. 5".c.
NEW ORLEANS. June 19-SUGAR-
Qulet ; open kettle , Z\tH 5-l6o ; centrifugal ,
jellow. 4UW4 15-16c : seconds , 3tH o.
MOLASSES-DulI ; centrifugal , 6@14c.
> < > York Dr > nondn
NEW YORK , June 19 DRY GOODS
There has been no change In the cotton
goods mnrket Brown sheetings Imvc been
In good request Blenched cottont firm
with modernto sale * Dcnljns steady but
quiet. Other coarse colored cottons without
spetlnl feature The demand for dark
fnncy calicoes continues good. Staple lines
In moro than average request Glnghnms
nro quite strong throughout. No change in
woolen goods division. Fnlr demand nnd
flrm tone noted.
.MOVIMH > TS or STOCKS AM > IIOMJS.
Diillnrn * I'rrtnilCM Sii > culnUon nnd
I nnpttlcil IVc-llnn I'rc nlln.
NBW YORK , Juno 19.-Speculatlon In
stocks" has evidently reached a sort of
cquatorlnl tone nnd Is hopelessly becalmed
In the doldrums , with not enough headwny
to Indicate In which direction Its course
shall bo fin illy shaped. Denllngs todny con
tinued profoundly dull nnd outside of move
ments of a few special stocks which were
Influenced by Individual causes the dny a
events were Inconsequential As Is only
natural In a market where the bujlng de
mand Is practically nil. HIP drift of prices
was downward , even with a very small
body of offerings to weigh on the market
There was In addition the sympathetic ef
fect of an active liquidation , coupled with
bear pressure In Steel and Wire The net
rcnults for the day are losses In almost
all ca es nnd In quite a number of cases
amount to as much as n point or over
Steel nnd Wire showed Its weakness from
the opening and dropped by successive
singes without any determined support be
ing manifest tt a level nearly $1 per share
below the price of Saturday. The confu
sion nnd uncertainty as to the declaration
of n dividend nt the coming meeting , duo
to the contllctlng utterances of those con
nected with the property , showing the ex
istence of a dispute among the directors
themse ves , nre responsible for this wenk-
ness. He.'vy lines of this stock were tikfn
on by operators on the confident assump
tion thnt n dividend was to be declared
Federal Steel nnd other stocks of com
panies In the steel trade dropped In sym
pathy. A buying demand for Tennessee
Coal , which spread to Colorado Fuel , hnd a
large inllucnce In checking the decline In
the whole group nnd affecting a partial
re-coverv , except In Federal Steel , which
sold at the lowest on the last sale at a net
decline of over 2 points. The temporary
strength dlsp'.ajed by Sugar nlso served as
a sustaining Influence. The early drop In
the wheat market Htlffened the grangers for
nwhlle , but they yielded ngaln. The pre
vailing depression on foreign exchanges
was an Influence and the bears sold trac
tion stocks on the theory that western
street railway strikes might spread.
The Baltimore & Ohio stocks were rather
conspicuously weak , with no further ex
planation apparent than the decrease In
net earnings compared with last jeir. It Is
evident that the public and operators In
stocks are waiting for the future course of
events In the country's business and Indus
try to become moro clearlv defined. Al
though the buying demanft Is nt a standstill
present holders show no disposition to sell
at present prices There was some short
se'.Kng evident today , but the borrowing
demand for stocks Is so small as to pre
clude the Idea that a large short Interest
exists. The bears are apparently as disin
clined to operate as are the bujers. The
consequence Is the almost stagnant waiting
market.
Prices of railroad bonds tended to fall ,
but business In them was almost as quiet
as that In stocks. Total sales , pir value ,
$1,993,000 United States 3s , coupon , de
clined Ji and the old 4s , coupon , advanced
U In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram sajs : "There was gen
eral depression In the markets hero today
and bear points were numerous. The Ber
lin discount rate was raised from 4 to 4VA
per cent. The Transvaal itews wa < dls-
nuletlnsr , the emperor of Austria was 111.
Pails was flat on the Spanish financial
proposals for a tax on the internal debt
and the attempt to Impose the same tax
on the external debt. Spanish 4s fell to
G21A , but recovered to 63'g on Paris buying
to cover sales of African mines and tlnto = > .
They closed at 63 Americans sagged all
day. closing at the worst. Baltimore &
Ohio was notably weak on the bid April
statement coming before the settlement ,
but there was good buying on the fall
Tlntos were -14 % on Paris sales , based on a
rumor that the output will be taxed. Am-
cpnda were 107-16 Two nundred sixteen
thousand pounds sterling of gold was
bought from the bank ; 43000 arrived from
Holland.i Paris is still absorbing bars at
< 7s * 74 ( I (
The following are the closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
The total sales of stocks today amounted
to ir 319 shares , inc'udlng : Amerlnn Steel ,
14,700 ; American Sugar , 29200 ; Brooklyn
Transit , CO 400 ; Burlington , 9800 Continent ! !
Tolncco , 6SOO ; Federal Stetl 36100. Ft-d ral
Steel preferred 4,000 ; Louisville & Nnsh-
vllle 4 500 ; Manhattan , 3 000 : Northern Pa
cific. 4,100 ; People's Gis. 5.COO ; ( Rending Hist
preferred S00St. ; / . Paul. 9.700 , Union Pi-
clllc , OSOO ; Atrhlson preferred a GOO ; Chicago
cage Great Western , 3,3(10 ( ; Biltlmoro &
Ohio. 3700 ; Denver & Rio Gnndo pr > -
ferred , 6,600 ; Tennessee Coal and Iron , 21-
300.
York Money MnrUot.
NEW YORK June 19 MONEY On call ,
steady nt 202'4 ' per cent ; last loin 2 per
cent ; prime 'mercantile paper , 30374 per
"STERLING ExciiANGn-Firm , with ac
tual business in binkers' bills at $4.S7'vi5r
4.SS for demand and $4 S5SJ01 86 for sixty
days ; posted rates , $1.8G'i < i ] 1.67 and $4.89 ,
commercial bills , $1 83V4c
SILVER CERTIFICATES-GOV40G2C ,
BAR SILVER-GOJJc
MEXICAN DOLLARS 18'te.
BONDS Government bonds Irregular ,
state bonds Inactive , rallro id bonds easier.
Closing quotations on bonds \\ere ;
FRANKFORT. June 19 Business was
dull on the bourse today. Spanish 4s were
particularly weak Americans were lower.
Local chares fluctuated nnd closed steady.
PARIS , June 13 1'rlces on the bourse to
day were agitated , the prolongation of the
ministry crisis causing numerous realiza
tions. Rentes , however , were calm. Ital
ian securities were loner , Spanish 4s fluc
tuated much effort * to dpiprp them be
ing rcMsted , nnd opinion In regard to the
Intentions of Spain bring divided Rio
tlnto opened wefik this feeling being ac
centuated bvympathy with the relap o
In copper Do necr * were freely offered.
Kafllr * were depressed on rumor * that King-
llh troop * had been dlpntchcd to the
Trnnvnnl. Three per cent rentes , lOlf 40o
for the account. Kxchnngo on London , 23f
19c for checks. Spnnt"h 4 * clo cd nt 61 05
HKULIN , June 19 Price * on the bouro
were wenk , but cloed stendler Spanish 4 *
fluctuated * hnrplv nnd finished hnrdPr , en
couraged bv Paris advices. Americans were
dull nnd Canadian Pnclflc * were mnln-
talned on the trnlllc returns.
LONDON , Juno 19. The mnrket for
American sccurltle * opened dcprcscd on
over-night offerings from New York The
market continued down , with next to noth
ing doing nnd controlled entirely bynll
etrjcct advice * . There wn * a dlpo Itlon to
realize The closinp tone wn * dull. Spnn-
lh 4s closed at CS'fc. The nmount of bul
lion gone Into the Rnnk of England on
bnlnnco todny wn-i $201.000
llONttiii Stool : ( Imitation * .
BOSTON , Juno 19-Cnll lonn * . 3f4 per
cent , time lonn * . S1U\ \ per cent. Closing
price * for slocks , bonds iiml
shares :
Ex-dlV.
% < York Mining ; < limtntlonN.
NEW YORK , June 11 The following
nro the closing quotations for mining
shaics :
London Stoclc Quotation * .
LONDON , Juno 19 1 p. m Closing :
BAR SILVER Steady at 27s4d per ounce.
JUONEY % per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills , 2fI2 1-16 per cent ; for three
months' bills , 2'602Vi per cent.
I'lnmietnl Notcx.
NDW YORK , June U.-CIearlngs. $93-
972 21S : balances , J4,7 < J6 638
BOSTON , June 19. Clearings , J31,119OS2 ;
balances , J3 2SS 601.
BALTIMORE. Juno 19-Clearings , J2.SG1.-
619. balances , $ fi3ri 438.
PHILADELPHIA , Juno 19 Clearings ,
$11 OTJ.Ill : balances , $1,806,654.
CHICAGO. Juno 19-Clearings , $21,647,707 ;
balances , $2,521893. New York exchange ,
lOc discount Sterling exchange , $1 S7CT4 St
ST. LOUIS Jun 19-Clearings , $3,080014 ;
bnlanros , ? GV7,729. Oloney , 4p7 per cent.
New York exchange , 25c discount bid , loc
discount asked
NEW ORLEANS , June 19-Clearings ,
$704,909 New York exchange , bank $100
per $1,000 premium ; commercial , $100 per
$1,000 discount.
Statement of llniiU of flcrmniiy.
BERLIN , June 19 The week'y statement
of the Imperil ! Bank of Germany shows
the following changes : Cash In hand , In
crease , 13140000 marks : treasury notes. In
crease , l.OGO.OOO maiks ; other securities , in
crease , 11,560.000 marks ; notes In circulation ,
decrease , 11,0"0000 marks Rate of discount
Increased from 4 to 4 per cent.
Condition of the Trenmtrj- .
WASHINGTON , Juno 19 Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $273,187,614 ;
go'd reserve , $235,071,075.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK , Juno 19 On light Liverpool
buying the cotton market opened steady .n
tone , with prices unchanged to 1 point
lower. As the session progressed trading
narrowed down" to opera'tlonsi ' of scalpers
and an effort ofotlio prominent Wall street
houses to dispose of July headings for reInvestment -
Investment in January. At no time during
the day could speculation have been called
active , nor did the course of values glvo
the least Idea as to the tendency of senti
ment generally. It was what brokers term
"a 1-polnt market. "
Initial English cables reported well sus
tained prices for spot cotton at Liverpool ,
but less activity than expected and a
nerveless sagging future department. The
reverse was cab efl from Manchester , trade
being reported as heavy at strong prices
Domestic news hold out no Inducement of
account to possible investors , Indicating
little If any change In tnc situation as n
whole. With the weather south favorable
the crop was said to be doing famously ,
though a superabundance of rain came to
hand Cotton goods were moving freely and
splnneis only controlled the cloth market.
After a momentary flurry of activity , dur
ing which prices broke under liquidation ,
tbo local market for futures closed barely
steady 2 to 4 points lower.
Quotations : Futures opened barely
steady. Junev $5.83 ; July. $5.86 ; August ,
$ o S3 , September , $ S4 , October , $587 , No
vember , $3 S9. December , $5.93 , January ,
K. Mab rUGr.V5 > 99 > MarCh' M' ° 3 : April >
. > $ .
ST. LOUIS , June 19 COTTON Steady
and unchanged , middling. 513-16c ; salea ,
none reported ; receipts , ,78 bales ; ship
ments. 774 bales , stock , 81,808 bales
NEW ORLEANS. June 19 COTTON
Ei'fler , sales , 5564 bales , ordinary. 311-lGc ;
good ordinal y. 43-lCc , low middling , 415-1GC ;
middling. 5c ; good middling , G5-16c , mld-
ullnC ? f.lir. fiV.o rrtnMrita 77K linlno. atnn\r
XV. , viv , , * : * _ . , / , llu Uivlla , DIUU1V ,
221 Ojl bales Futures , easy ; June. $571 ;
July , J1 7K.J3 . 72 , August , $5G25T3G3 , Septem
ber. $357Ti55S , October , $3 3 fr m. Novem
ber , $5 39f75 61" December , $56157564 ; Jnnu-
niv $36CQ5G7 ; February , $3 e915 70 ; May ,
$3 72f ( > 5 74
LIVERPOOL. Juno -COTTON-Spnt. .
fnlr demand , unchanged ; American mid
dling , 311-,2d : ; salesi of the week were lO.CO ]
bales , of which 1,000 bales weie for specu
lation and export nnd Included 9700 bale < j
American ; receipts 2,000 bales , nil Ameri
can. Futures opened quiet , with a fail de
mand , nnd closed quiet but steady , Amer
ican middling , 1 , m c. June 32.-6lifi :
321-eid , sellers ; July. 3 22-rifn 21-Gld sHlcrs ;
Julv nnd August. 1 22-6K//1 21-C1d sellers ;
August nnd September 1 22-G4d. sellers ; Sep
tember nnd October , 321-G4d bmeri ; Octo
ber nnd November , 3 JO-G4Q3 2l-C4d. sellers ;
November nnd December. 3 19-64JTT 20-G4d
sellers. December and January , .1 19-04 ®
320-GM "oilers ; January nnd February.
llO-n s 21-fild ; February nnd March. 320-61
(771 ( 21-Gld sellers ; March nnd April T21-64d ,
buyers ; April and May , 3 22-G4d , sellers ,
Oil MnrKct.
( NEW YORK. Juno 19 OTUS-Oottonsecd
oil , steady ; prime crudj.21if721'ie , prime
crude fob , 17HCT18c ; prime summer yel
low 2Cc- off summer yellow , 2oc , butter
grndes 20-1)210 ) Petroleum , steady , relln d
Now York , J720 ; Philadelphia and Balti
more , $7 15 , Philadelphia and Baltimore in
bulk $1 fi Rosin , steady : strained , $1 30Q >
1.12V * Tupoentlno. firm at 3iH r40c
LONDON , Jim" igOIfJSnleuttn lln-
sccrl 37s ; Unseed oil , 21s ; turpentine spirits ,
31s 52d
WILMINGTON , N C. Juno 19 OILS-
Snlrlts turpentine , firm ; hold hlcher nt V < tt
3G , c Crude 'turpentine , llrm nt $1 35 , $2.10
and $223
1'OSlN-Steady nt 90f9Cc.
TAR-FIrm at $130
SAVANNAH , Ga , Juno 19 OILS-Splrlls
turpentine firm nt 3Sc.
ROSIN Firm nnd unchanged
OIL CITY. Juno 19-Crodlt balances , $1 13 ;
certlflcatPH , $114 : shipments. If5 351 bbls ;
average 71214 bbls ; runs , 193,127 bbls , ; av
erage , 79,572 bbls.
bbls.Wool
Wool Mnrkct.
NEW YORK June in WOOL-Stendy
1ST JXHJIS , Juno \VOOL-In demand.
steady and generally firm , while th * move
ment continues free In nearby growth as
well as In that of more distant sections
north west and southwest. M = dlum grades
13ffW e ; light nno 11irjl6e ; heavy fine , 10Q >
He ; tub washed , 18SJ27C.
California Urleil KrultH.
NEW YORK Juno 19.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FUUITS-QuIet nnd Rteadv , evapo
rated nnnles , common. G'Vff'e : prime wlro
tray , 4Q ic , choice , SVifTS c ; fancy. 9f(9'ie.
Prunes 3'4&9'Xc Apricots , Royal , 9flfc ,
Moor Park , 1KJ14C. Peaches , unpeeled , 10
MKlitinari' .
Detroit Journal- Help ! help ! " Implored
the billionaire , In agony. "Help ! or I shall
dlo rich ! "
Hut the mendicants stood aloof and re
garded him coldly.
"Why did you not think of this befc/.o you
acquired your wealth ? " they asked , ovlnc-
Ing no pity for him whatever.
Hero the billionaire awoko. Tor after all
It was only a nightmare.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oaltle Weak nml Lower in Sympathy with
Other Markets.
BUYERS ASK LIBiRAL CONCESSIONS
HORN , nit the Contrary , Arc SlrntiK
ntul Priced Well llolil lit
Snturilii ) ' * riuurcN lit
Moderate.
SOUTH OMAHA , June 19
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
Receipts todny 2,075 2i6l l.iofl
One week ago 2,324 2.G31 GO
Two weeks ago -US 4 9sl 251
Three weeks iigo 1.70S 4.237 443
Average prtc paid for nogs tut ths last
several dnys wltn companions :
| 1S9J.1SDJI.I1697.1S96.1SM.1891.11893. | | | |
Juno i -3 so 4 21 | 3 40 | 2 SG 4 30 4 G3 6 7S
Juno 2 35S 4 12 | 3 32 2 S5 4 49 , G 91
June 3 . 369 40) ) 3 36 2 SG 4 34 G
.Ttlnn 1
.
Indicates Sunday. . .
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each reid were !
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. U'ses
C. , M & St. P. Hy. . . 2
O & St. L Ry 1
Missouri Pnclllc Hy. . . .
U P. By-stem IS
C. & N. W. Ry. . . .
F. , U. & M. V. R. R. 13
S C. & 1' . Rv
C , St. P. , M. & O. . 10
13 & M. R. R. R. . . 10
C. , 15. ic Q. Ry 1
C. , R. 1. & P. Ry. , U
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , W _ _
Totals 10G 39 4 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hoc" Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 37 1
O. 11. Hammond Co 323 S42
Swift and Company 339 501 321
Cudahy Packing Co 517 G93 715
Armour & Co 214 93
Swift , from country 101
R Becker and Degan. . . . 44
W. I. Stephen 2
Livingston & Schaller. . . . *
Other buyers 143
Held over 20o
Tola's . .1,983 2.SG5 1,131
CATTLK The week opened with liberal
receipts of cattle , c ese to 100 cars of corn-
fed steers being among the offerings.
Quito a good many of tnese cattle were
shipped In In anticipation of a large export
demand , which did not nmterlalire. This
of Itself would have , been against the mar
ket , but In addition Chicago came way
lower and the result was a sharp break in
values nt this point. As a general thing
the market wan lOc lower and very slow at
the decline , In spots It was 15c lower. On
an average heavy cattle were the worst
sufferers , but at the same time there were
sales of light cattle which showed fu.ly as
much decline as heavy. The market as a
whole was a drag- from start to finish and
was very far from satisfactory to sellers ,
who were unwilling to make the concession
demanded. As a result the morning passed
with very little being done and It was late
before anything like a clearance was
eflected.
Cows and heifers were in light supply and
the maiket did not show any material
change as compared with the close of last
week. Buyers seemed to want supplies and
offerings were practically all taken In good
season. Bulls also sold at just about steady
prices , but It Is the time of year when It
would be only natural to expect heavy bulls
to sell a little lower , most any time ,
especially If the extremely hot weather of
the last two days continues.
There were a few Block cattle in the
yards , but speculators were not very
enthusiastic nnd the market was not very
acthe As to values they are not quite so
strong as they were the middle of last
week. Representative sales :
BHEP STEERS
STAGS
1..1000 3 S5 . .1400 4 40
S'Ci'P AND FEEDERS
18. . 820 2 75 62"i 4 20 21. . 552 4 90
1 . 670 4 00 . 810 4 40
HOGS Values today were steady to
Htrongcr as compared with Saturday , but as
usual on ( h first day of the week , there
were only a few cars here , as will bo noted
fi am tab o of receipts at head of column.
The mirKft was fairly active at prevailing
pi Ices and offerings were all cleared up in
a short time. The hogs sold largely at
jii.y1G5 ( , with a $3.70 top On Siturday
considpr.iblv o\cr one-half of all the sales
were at $3 C2V4 or below , with a verv small
ptoportlon at J1G5 , and a top at J3 G7" .
The hogs sold today at the highest over-
are price paid on a Monday since the
mlddlo of last month. Untl today Mon
day has been the low diy for several weeks ,
Hecelpts were light today , only-
three cars b'Ins reported In the yardB
Two o.irs out of the number were Orejron
crasserb the first of the season to arr've '
They met with mdv sale at prices that
were good and strons and entirely s-uls-
factory to the owner Not only did the
Inijers snap up the two loads but they
bought elev n loads to be delivered th'n
week nt the same price that Is , 1450 for
Quotations on fed dipped sheep and lambs ;
Western wethers ti "Cflo 00 , ROCK ! to choice
Mexican ami * . t575fi5CO Rood to choice
western lamb1 * } 5COfl3S5 , fnlr to good west
ern lambs , toOOflaW. weatern yearrnea ,
J500752o ; western ewes , good to choice.
JI 25fl4 03 : fair to good ewes , $3 (5Q4 2j
Hepresentative sales :
No Av. Pr
25 California mixed , culls H 250
11 ew'H and rams 1"-0 J3 50
227 California mixed SI 3 0
C8 OrpBon grass ewes . . . . . 91 4 25
30 Oregon grass wethers , culls. . 100 4 ts
S CW-B . 1 ° 7 4 50
462 Oregon grass wethers oa 4 to
II > carllni : . , 11 > C 2
! M lamlid 73 B SO
12 spring Inmb 72 6 CO
IS oiirlnp Iambi 71 fi RO
6 oprlng lambs . , . . . . . . . . 43 650
1,1 vr. sToric jtAiticr. r.
( Innil Price * for HIIRH nml Sbccp
t'nttlc lOo IO T.
OHIdVGO , June 1 < > Uccclpts of cattle to
dny were ummtmllv Inrge nnd price * in con
ppqu > nce rule < l about lOc louer l-'enllnf ?
cattle were exceedingly dull nnd wnk Goo <
to choice cattle brought } 4 ! > OI550 ? , com
monef grades selling nt } < 30 1 V > , feeding
oittl1 , WoOifioOO , bull i , cow < nnd heifer *
J200U5K ) , the Inttor price for choice hclf
or * , western fed steers , J4&0fl53. > , Texnns
? J 90516 00 , cnlvc * . J425fT700
Ucmtnd for hogs was good nnd nlthoug
T'celptwero large prices were onlv slUhtl
lower The lite mnrket wns flnn I.lgh
hog * sold nt J305li73' , ml\c < l lot * ,
henvy. $3 55QC ? S2H . pig * , } 330J375
, Jl B0jj1 50
Price * for * heep nnd lamb * ruled firm n
the recent ndvnnce Sh ep * old at J2&t > fflf !
for cull * tip to $300fto25 for choice to t rlm
Hocks Ycnrllng * brought J'OOflflOO , Cole
rndo woolcd Inmbt , JSoOJJBGfi , cllppoi
Inmb * . $1 GOJjo 00 , nnd * prlng lamb * , $4 w
750linOKlPTSCnttle. . 2,3000 hend , hogs 47 ,
Oi head , sheep , 17,000 h nd
Cltj I.Uc SnoU.
KANSAS CITY , Juno -CATTtiK HP
ccipt * , 2,100 nntlve * . 400 Tc\nn * . mnike
stead v to * hade lower , nntlve < ncer , hrnvj
J3 OOB520. mediums , Jl cn. 15 , light , { 40X9
fi 15 , Texn * * tecrs $375fi'iOO , Te\ns CO R
J2 90 3 Co , nntlve cows nnd heifers J2035
503 * tockcrs nnd feeder * , J3 501j4 90 , bulls
ja cofia 20
HOGS nccelpt * , 7,000 , bet heavy nnc
medium , "teady to strong , other * slow nm
weak , bulk of snlrs. $3fi3fi375 , henvv , J3 7
fi3SO , packer * , J3C2'MJ375 , mixed ami Ugh
JCOff372Vi ! ; Yorkers , ? 370fiJ72'4 , pigs , J3 60i
3 C.
SHRHP Ilecelpt * . 1,000 , mnrket strong
lamb * , $4 OOfSC 00 , c Ipped muttoni , J1 2" > f
5 25 , stockcrs nnd feeders , J2 50 3 90 , culls
Jl.40ff3.25.
St. I.nnln 1,1 % c Slock.
ST. I.OUIS. June -CATTkC-Recelpti
3000 , Including l.COO Texnns , market easy
fair to choice nntlve shipping nnd cxpor
Btccrs , J)50II525 ) , with fancy worth up t
J5 50 : dreed beef nnd butcher steer * , J4 ;
( ffjSOj steers under 1,000 pounds. J3 50ifT4 90
stockers nnd feeder * . J37.W500 , cows nm
heifer" ? $3830500 ; bulls. J2 3iM 00 ; canncr *
$1 502 75 ; Texns nnd Indian steers , J3 15J
4.80 , cows nnd heifer * , J2 50ff3 75.
HOGS ItecelDt * . 3,200. market EC lower
Yorkers , J3 70S3 SO ; packers , S3 651T3 SO
butcher * , J375Ti3 < G
SlinnP Hecelpts , 1 500 ; market strong
nnLlvp muttons , $4000475 ; spring lamb *
J5 007.25 ; culls and bucks , Jl 25ST3.60 ; Block
ers , J225i3BO
York I.l p Stock.
NEW YORK , Juno 19 B
colpts , 4,075 head ; market steady : steers
J476Q5CO ; bulls , J3 25 < f3 90 : cows , J225S4.10
heifers and Btngs , $3 70i5 00 , cables quot
American cnttle steady nt IGAiQIZHc ; shoe
lower at lOHiiJllc : refrigerator beef highe
nt 8ic , exports. 600 cattle nnd 5,400 qitnr
tcrs of beef ; tomorrow , 810 cattle and 4,500
quarters
CAt/VUS Receipts , 4.4S5 head ; marke
higher ; veals J5.00@700 ; choioo and extr
veals , $7.12H7 25 ; buttermilk calves , J4 00@
425 : mixed cnlve * $45VJfGOO (
SIIUEP AND LiAMBS-necclpts , l.COO
head : * heep , $3.23 00 : lamb * , J5 5005 75
HOGS-Receipt * . ai.OOO head ; slow at $1.00
© 425.
St. .Tonppli I.tvc Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , Mo. , June -Spe (
clal ) The Journnl Quotes as follows :
CATTIvB Receipts , 800 head ; marko
weak to lOc lower : natives , $4.BO5.10 : Texa
nnd westerns. $4.20gi1.90 : cows and heifers
$2 ( XMM 95 : bulls and singe , $2.25 < 5T4.fiO : year
lings and calves , J4.26uG 00 ; stockers an
feeders $3 50 4.80 ; veftls , $5.00 7.00.
HOGS Receipts , 2.800 head ; market weal
to 2'Ac lower , sellingat JS.GoffS.SO : bu'.k
$3 G-fi'3 7214.
SIIEDP Receipt * . 100 head ; steady ; quo
tatlons same ns Saturday ,
Stoclc In Slprlit.
Tollowing are the receipts at the fou
principal western markets for June 19 :
Catt'e. Hoes. Sheep
Omaha 2,075 276 l.lOt
Chlcnffo 23000 47,000 IV.OQf
Kansas City 2.100 7.000 l.OOf
St. Uouls 3,000 3,200 l.BOC
Totals 30,175 B9.9C1 20.COG
BEKIltS 1VAU ON SMALL FIRMS.
American GIn Compnny Secklnp ; Kx
termination of MJtior Tnctorlon.
Notice has been served on distributors am
large consumers of window glass througnou
the United Statce , reports the Chlcag
Times-Herald , that the American Glas
the market of thl
compinywhich controls
country , will seek a war of absolute ex
termination of the few scattered manufac
turers who essayed during the lost year t
focure n small portion of the Immense trad
which the prosperous condition of the coun
try gave to the giant monopoly. In additlo
the present officers have secured options o
fully 80 per cent of the window glass fac
torles of the country and will form a trus
along modern lines , with a capital of $24 ,
000,000.
The notice , containing , as It does , a velloa
threat to all Jdhbers and manufacturing con
sumers , such ns sash , door and blind mak
ers , that they may not buy this season out
clde of the combination , is attracting a groa
deal of attention In the trnde nnd Is creat
Ins n great anxiety on the part of all In
terests handling the product. To nn out
sldor there Is nothing In the communication
except the ordinary honeyed words of the
merchant hoping to extend his trnde ; bu
to those who nre famlllnr with the matter
there la no chance to mistake the fact tha
the cpmblnatlon Is swinging a largo club In
n vigorous , determined and merciless man
ner.
ner.Tho club , which Is not concealed from the
trade. It in the granting of sppchl rpbntc
to those who berln with the oppnlng of the
1ST-1900 ) "flrp" September 15 next , by buy
ing all of their glass of the combine nnr
continuing up to July 1 of next year. It
will bo observed that the rebates nro with-
hpld for n period of nine and one-hall
month * , so that the mnnigers of the com
bine will bo In porfest position to know
whether the buyer has kept faith with it or
not. Bettor still nnd hero I * the point that
Is giving the trade lt nnxlety the tled-up
rplnte * may represent the distributors' pn
tire profits for the trade year.
Whllo the combination allowed the dis
tributor who bought Its products exclusively
during the last year n fair margin of profit ,
there Is no guarantee that It will do the
same this ypnr. In fact , with the Jobbers'
capital In its own coffers , there Is no reason
why thu cumulnntlon should consult any
body except Itself In this llttlo mntfpr , nnd
IhH Is one of the points over which the
{ rado Is doing some very painful wriggling
For the Jobbers to go to any one of th
few Independent manufacturers of window
glass for rpllef Is to Invite complications
of ( \ bii'lnpss nature thnt may turn out
seriously for nny distributor with the hnrdl-
hood to break away from the combination
Should the Independent factpry bo unable ( ft
keep up with the trnde requirements of thi
Jobber whci'o wants are usually too dlversl-
flixJ to be met by any one factory the Jobber
would bo absolutely unable to nil orders
nnd would have to turn hi * trade over to hla
corrwotHor'J ' To attempt to Import Is futllfi ,
aa the tariff gives to the homo manufncturcr
a protection of 141 per cent The freight
rates Tiinltn the difference even greater to
trade centers well removed from the sea
board
In order lint the control of the market
during the next year may be ns absolute ah
It was last and that the sposulatlng public
may alee contribute Its capital to Its sup >
port the officers of the American company
nre no - arranging for a consolidation of nil
of the factories , Independent and othernlae ,
Into a trust along the improved modern
lines Tor this purpose options have been
TOcurcd on 80 to 85 per cent of the capacity
and these options are said to run to October
1 It will bo observed that this Is fifteen
; lays after the earliest date that glasa mak
ing for the flro of 1899-1900 can be resumed ,
and this of course leaves the present com
pany a llttlo leeway In whlh to operate
iouard the further confusion of Its enemies
The contemplated capital of the new or
ganization U $24,000,000 , of which half will
he common and half preferred stock Th * >
capitalization will cover property that could
DO easily duplicated for $4,000,000 ,
COTTON CROP UNPROFITABLE
With Labor at Sir Dollars a Month Planters
Oannot M < ik Money.
AGRICULTURE IN THE SOUTH IN A BAD WAY
llnllrond Itntcn MnUr Melon mill *
( iiinliMi Trut'k ( IrnMlnp ; ti 1'uor w
\ oMtncnt IHiirliltnnt '
lint on for
WASHINGTON , Juno 10. The Inilustrlnl
commission has nonionhnt changed Its plan
for the work of the * ub-commlMon * ( hiring
the summer months b > revoking Us order for
the appointment of special cominUMon * to
Investigate the elevator trust nml the tnliilUK \
Industry west of the Mississippi rl\er , ami '
Instead authorizing nil the regular sub-cum- j
missions to sit during July nml August Uu. I
der this nrrnucement the agricultural com-
mission \\llf take up the elevator question ,
going to the northwestern states tor this
purpose , nml the mining commission will go
west for the purpose of looking Into the con
ditions affecting mining In that region Iho
latter commission will hold Its first meeting
In Deincr on the 12th of July The sub-com
mission on manufaclinors will mnko a tour
of New Hngland during the summer.
James Harrettlco president of the
Georgia Stnto Agricultural society , was the
only witness before the commission todi > .
Ho spoKc upon the agricultural conditions la
the south , sa > lng they were worse today than
they had o\cr been In the history of the
country. He slid the cotton Interest was es-
pcclallj depressed , prices last > car amount
ing to a little o\cr 4 cents a. pound At till *
prlco a man could not sa\o himself If ho pild
wages amounting to more than $3 a month.
Planters generally pay about $ G a month for
wnges , and at such prices they could not
prevent loss If they received less than fi
cents per pound.
Crops
Mr. Barrett said that nine-tenths of the
cotton grown vvn * mortgaged before It ma
tured. Rates of Interest nnd commission
wore high and the merchants were gradually
coming Into possession of the hnd.
The banks charge 10 per cent for money
for six months' time. Ho ad\anccd the ldt-\
that the national bank act had done vast
damage In outlawing real estate as security
for money loaned to these banks , and that
all told this act was to the south the moat
damaging legislation that liad over bt.en
enacted.
The witness said that nearly all the plan
tation labor was done by negroes nnd that
there was practically no Immigration because -
cause of the cheapness of labor and the
social conditions.
The railroad rates \\cro such as to render
It Impossible to longer make watermelon
growing profitable and the same was true
of other garden products
"Tho railroads are tooth the daddy and
the mammy of the trusts , " ho asserted.
Mr. Barrett said the census of 1890 had
shown that Augusta , where ho ll\es , was the
meet Illiterate place In the United States ,
nnd ho thought this fact was duo to the
presence of too much politics In the schools.
DEALTH IS WEALTH.
DR. E , C. WEST.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Hit ORIGINAL. ALL OTHERS IMIIATIOVS.
h lold und r pcpMJTe Written.Guornntoa
by au.tho.lzcd a U nly , to our * Wealt Memory ,
Dizziness , WakoHUness. 1'Ufl , Hysterli , Quick
ness , Nleht Losses. Evil Dreume. Lack of Confi
dence , Nervousness , T/C , sltndo , nil Drains , Youth
ful Error * , or E es r e Use of Tobacco , Opium.
Or Liquor , which loads to Misery , Consumption.
Insanity ana Death. At stdra or by mat ) , 41 a box ;
nix for IB ; with written guarantee to
cure or refund money. Sample paok-
QSO , Containing live days' treatment , wltli
( iiu Instructions , 38 cents One sample only sold
to each t > r on. At store or by mall.
Label Special -
| cial Extra Strength.
rl'or Impottncy , Loss of ,
Power , Loit Manhood ,
f Sterility or Barrenesi ,
111 a boxt six for 15 , with
Iwrltton gunrontoo ! i
, , i , to cure ID 80 days. At ;
ggttore or by mall.
Iy r , Dillon Drnar Co. , Sole
Omalicu ITeb.
Best Dining Car Service.
Only Depot In Chicago on the Elevated ' .ooft
fS A
DR
SPECIALIST.
TrcsiiallFormiof
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
MEN OMLY.
22 Yeari Experience.
12 Yeartl n Omaha.
Medlrlne and treat-
ijmentiiunt rvfryvvlioro
byJMnll nr Kxpro M.
" at tlio ( small charge of
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ONLY
HOMr.TltKATMhNT thatcurennnj savea
roil tlmo nnd money
jiaorntuirv : AND MKJMCAI. tre t-
ment romblnrd In nil cades vthcre Hlsailvls-
ible Varlcocelo , Strlcturo , Syphilis , In all Its
itnRea , Loss of Vigor nnd Yllalltj , rnusea
; rein ( iliusss or ExctfRrsV < nlinCKuand II * >
jrflpM of Kldnnv and lllsnrtrr
CURES GUARANTEED In all Ciirablo
abcK inarKfH low liook 1 tee CotiHiiltatloa
indnxamlnatlon Trre Omco liours.H d ni to
i. Ttoftpm feundayO to U DR. McCREW
[ > O Ilex 768. Oniro N 1 ! Ciiincr i,7J < ltli
jnd J'urjmm St. . , OMAHA , NEB.
TONE 1951
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