COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Lethargy Again Appears in Market and All
Grains Tumble.
WHEAT OPENS STRONG , BUT IS OVERCOME
In Corn nnil Ontn Follow *
lionilliiK Core-ill' * CinirMc nml l
Provision * Nhcnv the
Wlilto Kcnther.
CHICAGO , June 29.-Hcavy additions to
Blocks In the northwest were a pliase of the
Ituatlon In wheat today that caused U to
woaksn after a considerable show of
trength. September closed at a decline of
% c , compared with yesterday. Everything
else on the Moor was heavy , corn declining
WiiVtC , oats closing a shade lower and proVisions -
Visions 2'/4f(5c ' ( lower.
Weakness characterized the opening In
wheat. Weather was favorabU for the har
vesting of winter wheat and the growth of
cprlng. Liverpool cables were somewhat
disappointing , showing slight declines In
dome futures and northwest receipts , though
tihowlng some falling off , were still too
heavy to permit of any bullishness from
( that source. There was in addition an In-
J cllnatlon to even up on trades over the holl-
; dnyft and these factors ruled the market
lor the llrsl half hour. September opened
nt "I'.lc ' , compared with yesterday's closing
price of 74',4c. ' u goon declined to "IHc , then
gradually turned strong and , thuoghmany \
minor fluctuations occurred , the tendency
in the main was toward higher prices until
late In the afternoon. Reports from the
northwest were for from satisfactory con-
c'ornlnKgrowing wheat. Many complaints
of damnKD were received , principally from
.rust , while from the winter wheat country
reports of harvesting operations were dla-
nppolnllng In some cases. The northwest
markets showed strength even when this
mnrket was declining and , as this was re
garded as evidence of the truth of the dam-
ige reports , It had a strengthening eft ct on
the local mnrketr Russian news became
somewhat of a factor again. Private ad
vices from Russia declared that country
would not produce over half n crop and a
noticeable increase In the buying occurred
when this became known. Minneapolis and
DtllutU receipts were 511 cars , against 53o
last week and 713 a year ago. Chicago re
ceipts were 122 cars , 11 of contract quality.
Total primary receipts were 792,000 bu. , com
pared with W,000 ) bu. last year. Atlantic
port clearunots were large , 791,000 lui. , but
Now York reported only ten loads taken for
export -odny. St. Louis reported that new
wheat arriving was of the best grade In a
number of years. There was considerable
covering by shorts during the session ana In
tbo absence ot selling ot Importance the
September price gradually moved up to
74ft7474c. Shortly after noon the market
turned weak. Minneapolis stocks ot wheat
A tiMn , i n oVinw mi i TIP rouse ot uw. *
iu c-iiuw * * ,
CSHinuieU
TV.rO
000 . bu. this week and Duluth stocks probably
similarly addition. This check-d
ably
tiuvlnK a In a hurry and when Chicago's estl-
roaYMcrenae was put at 2W.OOfl : bu the
selling movement became predominant ami
prices Blld oft quite rapidly. The decline
was taken advantage of by room traders to
raid the market In a small way and mark d
. The markn
favorable weather and
influenced by
was continued largo receipts "nd by the con In-
liquidation. Country orrerinui
tied July
ort
and a sharp falling
small , however ,
were
wns predicted for next weeK.
n receipts . The cash de-
aiecclpts today were 1.023 cars.
m ind was small.September - ranged from
MTMWo ? o 3u c and closed % GHc lower at
3lBat'HCwas quiet and heavy , with more
products than on the more
July
pressure futures. on The packers were the b st
Bellers , probably with a view of widening
of corn
, rirrvliwr charges. Weakness
thn
ind fwcr hoK pr ccs InAuenced the market
pork
fn At the close September
dcKree
a
2usc lower at $8.40. September lard 5c
was
' ] Gc
ribs 2V
JJ"ve'nt , $3.17 % and September
imaieu reuu.Friday : Wheat. 115
corn , 1,000 cars ; oats , 2Go cars , Hogs ,
"ffintu1 Ature. ranged as follows :
. llleh. Low. Close. Yes'dy.
Articles upun.
Wheat. 72H 72W
July. . 74 fl 74 > 74Vk 74H
Peiit. 1)1-0. . 76H 7UK 75H V6H-7U 4 ) i
Corn.
34V4
July. 34 ® H 34 aH
34 M
*
yiH
Sept.
:13IQH : !
Dec. .
Oats. 244 24M
24K
July.
21
Boot. 2123H ,
83M
May.
Porli. '
82'JW
817K 820 Blu 820
July
84C
Sent H4'Jk , 845 H37H 840
Liinl.
July. om S07W 600
bOllt. S 22)4 B17M
Klb July. . 47B 475 470 470 47S
4U2.4
Sept. 4 O'M 4 H7W 487k
-i\U.
. . , f.
Oish dilatations were ns follows :
FLOUR Busier : \vlnt-r patents , { 3.0j ®
3.74 ; stralKhta , $3.16i3.45 | ; spring specU's ,
J4M ; Hprlnit patents , $3.40B3.SO ; straights ,
t.VMi3w. : linkers. J2.OTi2.CO.
WHEAT No. 3 spring , 71 ? 73-ic ; No. 2
rCCORN-No. 2. 3l34i/4c ; No. 2 yellow. 343
8lUATS-No. 2. 2flif2flUc | ; No. 3 white , 27 J29c.
RYE No. 2 , 62C.
UARLBY No. 2. 3DV4C. . „ _ ,
BUKDB-Tlmothy , August , J2.CO ; Septem
ber J2 50 ; October. J2.45. Flax , cash , north
west. Jl O0' < . ; cash , southwest , J1.02 ; .Iu y ,
tl.03 ; September , 97c ; October. 96c ; No. 1 ,
J1.03. t'luver. contract grade , $6.50.
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bb „ $ i.40
( f78.20. U-ml , per 100 Ibs. , J1.92ViU5.02V4. ( Short
ribes sides ( loose ) , $ 1.555 ? 1.S5. Dry salted
Hhonlders ( boxed ) . $3.00 < ij5.25 ; short clear
silica ( Loxcd ) , $5.0055.10. , , ,
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
cnllon. $1 20
SUGARS Cut loaf , $6.02 ; granulated , $5.04.
The- following are the receipts and ship
ments tor todav :
Artli-lcs. Receipts.Shipments.
Flour bbls 33.000 20.000
Wheat , bu 146,000 71,000
Corn bu S7S.OOO 061,000
QatS bu 150,000 353,000
live , bu 9,000
Barley , bu 13,000 40,000
on the Produce exchange today the but-
tnr miirki't was llrm : creameries , 13Vi Hbc ;
dairies , HfilSMsC. Cheese , llrm , SH09V4c.
KKKt\ steady ; fresh , 12cDres -d poultry ,
Bleudy ; turkeys , So ; chickens , 9fl9V4c.
M\V YOUK. cisMiitAi. MARKET.
( luotiitlniiH for ( Inliny on VnrlniiH
CiiiniiioilltlcH ,
NEW YORK , Juno 29. FLOUR Receipts.
4,822 bbls. ; uxports , 8,0)0 ) ; moderately active
nml steady , closing quiet at un
changed prlecs ; winter patcnti ? , $3.904.10 ;
winter dtralg-nts , J3.WJ/3.W / ; Minnesota
IMitents , $3.95iil4.10 ; Minnesota bakers ,
$3.105(3.25 : winter extras , $2.00JJ3.00. Rye
Hour , quiet ; good , $3.2aij3.25 ; choice fancy ,
$3.30i'3.oO.
t'uUNMEAIw Steady ; yellow western , SO
ivVI'3 Quiet ; No. 2 western , G2Hc f , o , b ,
allont ; malting , -17Q50c.
llARLKY-Qulo't ' ; feeding. 410430 c. 1. f.
lliili'iilo ; malting. ITiii'Jlo , dellvured.
IlARhEY 1 IA1 < T Dull ; western , 57Q 3c.
AV1IEAT Receipts , 143,925 bu , ; exports ,
50,051 bu. ; pot steady ; No. 2 red , bl o
f , o , b. alloat ; No. 2 red , 797ic , elevator ; No.
1 northern , Duluth , MHc f. o , b. allont , to
arrive. Options Uc lower and further de-
t'llned Uc In the absence of outside sup
port , but subsequently rallied and advanced
% a from the lowest on covering , fol'.owlng
the appearance of some export interest.
Speculation turned easier under renewed
interest. The close was steady at a net
Inns of nliotlt ? io ; July. 79VuSOio ; clot-cd ,
W.ic ; Scpu-mber , 79U4JOT4C ; closed , 79Vio :
December. SO IC-lOijil 9-lUc ; closed , 81c.
CORN Receipts , 368,510 bu. ; export * , E07-
185 bu , ; spot steady and active ; No. 2 , 40Uc
f , o , b , afloat , S9c elevator. Options opened
rabler with wheat und sold oft ftc under
generally favorable crop outlook for this
country , but selling wan Checked by reit
eration of Dunublan crop damage to ihe
extent of 15 per cunt ; the close was quiet
at about ? So net decline ; July closed at
3S' o ; September , 39U jS9T4o ; closed , 39 > 4.
OATS Receipts , 271.GOO bu.j exiiorts. 10.-
670 bu. ; spot Heady : No. 3 white , SlVic ;
tracU white , 32ft37c. Options Inactive and
tmmlnnl
CHEESE Easier ; largo white and col
ored. SHe : small colored , 3Hc.
EGGS Steady ; receipts , 9,351 pkgs.j west
ern. HVj'ulSc ; southern , 9Gllc.
HAY Steady ; shipping , G2&470c ; good to
choice. SOifjOc. , ,
HOPS Quiet ; state , common to cholco ,
18VO crop , Cfi7c ; U87 crop. lljjlSc : 189S crop ,
16 c : Paclllo coast. 1S96 crop , ICfflSc.
HIDES Klrm : Galveston. 20 to 22 Ibs. ,
lGW17c : California , 21 to 23 Ibs. , 18 > .4c.
LEATHER Steady ; hemlock sole , Buenos
Ayres , 20U@21Ue : acid , 21i22c.
RICE Unn ; ilomcatlc , fair to extra , 4H
MOIjASSES Firm ; New Orleans , open
kettle , coed to choice , 32ST30c ,
nUTl'ER-Rccelpts. 7.153 pkgs. ; Hrm ;
'western creamery , 15ViQU54c ; factory , 12 $
i'ROVIBIONS Deef , flrmj beef hami , i
i
$2.1502400 , Cut mfats , nrm | pickled bel-
lien , J.-.oo jtJ.liO , plcklod shoulders. J .7if5.00 ;
hams , l6mMO.uo Lard , nrmer ;
western stf-amPd. o.3J , renned , Ormcr ; cin-
tinfnl , > 5. < 5. I'ork , nrm , family , J10.50 ®
10,75 ; clear , JIO.OW1075. Tallow. steady ;
city , 45-lfic ; country , 4 i'H41,4c. '
METALS Tin developed positive firmness
nnd copper cSowed n fnlr amount of stoatl-
Inws In today's mnrket , but wslde from
these clmticcs the situation was finite des
titute of new feature ; the demand' was
sluggish and offerings reluctantly made In
the absence of Important news from pri
mary points. At the close the Metal --x-
chanKe called pis Iron warrants entirely
nominal Ht J13.50 ; lake copper , steady at
JISOO bid and J1S.50 asked ; tin , firmer at
124.15 bid nnd S2G.30 asked ; lead , quiet at
$1.45 bid nnd $1,50 asked ; shelter , un-
chiinfied and nominal at $ C.2-i , The brok
ers' price for lend Is $4.25 nnd for copper
$18.25y 18.60.
OMAHA GUXMUAI. MARKET.
ConilltlotiN of 1'rnilo nnil
on Snilr nml KH > I'roilucc.
UOG8 Receipts large ; Rood stock weak
at He.
HUTT13R Common to fair , 110120 ;
choice. I2fJHc ; separator , 18e : gathered
cream -ry. IGe.
POULTRY Hens. live. " > \ > t'ttte ; oprlng
chlrkens , 15BlGc ; old and stnggy roosters ,
live. 3\Mivc \ ; ducks nnd geese , live , f. c ;
turkeys , live , Sc.
PIOKONS Live , per dozen , 75cQ$1.00.
VKALS-Cholce , 9c.
PRKSII WATER FISH-CntHsh. per lb. ,
12c ; buffalo , pfr lb. . dressid , 7c ; white
fish , ! > c ; lake trout , Sc ; yellow * pike , dressed ,
Oc ; while perch , Gc ; bullheads , dressed , lOc ;
blnrk bnss , Oc.
SKA riSH-Haddock , lOc ; blue fish , lOc ;
roe shad , each , 40c.
VEGETABLES.
WATERMELONB-Texas. crated for ship
ment. ! Gi20c.
CANTALOUPE - Pr crate , $1.6&gi.7G ;
baskets , S5c@J1.00.
WAX BEANS Half bushel basket , GoST&c ,
PEAS- Per basket , 500 0c.
RADISHES-Per dozen bunches , lOc.
TOMATOES Per 4-basket crate , $1.60(31.76. (
ONIONS Home grown , per doz. bunches ,
according to size , Sfll5c.
II13ANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. , $1.60.
POTATOES Old stock. 20g33c ; new potato
tate R. COfiCoc per bu.
CUCUMBERS-Per dozen. 45SSOc.
CELERY Per dozen , 35JT4&C.
KRU1TS.
, APRICOTS California Royal , per crate.
$ i.75f(2.00. (
CHERRIES-Home grown , 15-lb. baskets ,
$1.00.RED
RED RASPBERRIES Per 24-plnt case ,
BLACKBERRIES Per 24-quart case ,
$2.501(3.00.
BU\CK RASPBERRIES Per 24-plnt
case. $1.75fT2.00 ; 21-quart. $2.75 ( 3.00.
STRAWBERIUES-Orepon. $2.75.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
PLUMS California per crate , $1.GO ; Trag
edy plums , $1.7502.00.
ORANGES Mediterranean sweets , $4.75.
LEMONS-Callfornla , fancy , $4.50 ; Mes
sina , fancy , $5.0005.50.
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch , $2.6002.75 ; medium-sized
bunches , $2.00ff2.25.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per box , 90c ®
$1.00.
grease , lV4S2',4c ,
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7ljc ; No. 2
1 , 3sc ! ; tallow. No. 2 , 3c ; rough tallow , lV4o ;
white grease , 2H03C ; yellow and brown
'JfliS 'ltS3AV ( | ( UnjOB "qi J3d 'BJIOd 1OOAV
UHUJIHU opcjoioo 'itini Xjp io Sr 'Juaa.vv |
( union ' -qt jad 'Biistl IOOAjaqojnq opua
-OIOD 'lujil JP SoUlE 'JUS0.u | innjau "qi jad
'SJI ; I IOOAV upujnui Bjifnjqa > j pun
'mill .Op : oo if 'ltSa.M | ; jtmiou "qj Jad '
IOOAV J3tOjnq ( ujjsTMqox pun scsunji
XJp ! og 'tjara tex ' ( stilus Xj
; Jots ) s.1uJt'stiK | Xjp logt 'toua '
uaajp-gj/iaj
St. Iioulu Mnrket ,
ST. LOUIS. June 29. FLOUR Unchanged.
WHEAT Lower and weak ; No. 2 red
cash , elevator , 734e ; track , 74io ; June ,
7'Hc ; uly , 74c asked ; September , 75 iC
asked ; December , 77'fce : N'o. 2 hard , 7172Vif.
CORN Lower and dull ; No. 2 cash , 33Hc ;
track , H5c ; June , 328c ; July , 32Jc asked ;
Q mi f 01 KnT * * )1l .n tial/n < 1
* *
,
OATS Lower nnd easy ; No. 2 cash , 27c ;
track , 27c ; June , 2G14c ; July , 25c asksd ;
September , 21'Ac bid ; No. 2 white , 29' c.
RYE Nominal ot 5SV4c.
METALS Lead , llrm at $4.35S'4.3714 ; spel
ter , strone at $5.50ff5.GO. (
POULTRY Firm ; chickens , 8c ; sprlnss ,
lltaiZc ; turkeys , Gc ; ducks , 5c ; springs , SVsc ;
gcesc , Sc.
BUTTER-Steady ; creamery , 1501SAc ! ;
dairy. I2@15c.
EGGS irigher at lO' c.
SEEDS Timothy , Jl.45tj2.15 : ttaxseed , 9Sc.
CORNMEAL Steady at $1.80 1.55.
BRAN St.ndy to llrm ; sacked , east track ,
HAY Timothy , steady at . . .
prairie , easy at $7.0007.50 ; new , $5.00Jj5.50.
WHISKY Steady at $1.26.
IRON COTTONTIES-SOc.
BAGGING fifiG'ic.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , easier ;
boxed shoulders , $4.25 ; extra shorts , J4.87',4 ;
clear ribs , $3.00 : clear sides. $5.12H. Bacon ,
strong ; boxed shoulders , $3.25 ; extra shorts ,
$5.37' * : clear ribs. $5.50 ; clear sides , $5.75.
RECEIPTS Klour , 5,000 bbls. : wheat , 12,000
bu. : corn. 46.000 bu. ; oats. 19,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 5,000 bbl . ; wheat ,
3.00U bu. ; corn , 70,000 bu. ; oats , 22,000 bu.
KIIIIHIIH City Crniii mill Prnvlnlonn.
KANSAS CITY , June 29. WHEAT-July ,
G5 < , c ; September , C7'&c ; cash , Ko. 2 hard ,
G7iM7CSc : No. 3 , 65f | G7i4' ' : No. 2 red , G9@70c ;
No. 3 , GGjjCSc ; receipts , 86 cars.
CORN-July , 31c ; SepUmber , 31c ; cash.
No. 2 mixed. 32' i32 ic ; No. 2 white , 3I'/4@
35c ; No. 3. 33V4033 ic.
OATS No. 2 white , cash , 28'ic ,
HAY Steady : choice timothy , $8.2308.50 ;
choice prairie. $7.00.
ni'TTEn Creamery. 16\4c ; dairy. 13e.
EGGS The price for eeps remains un
changed. A steady to strong feellnc gen
erally prevails. Fresh Missouri and Kansas
stocks firsts. lOc per doz. . cases returned.
RECEIPTS-Whcat , 56,600 bu. ; corn , 8,400
bu : oats. 5.000 bu.
SIIIPMENrrS Wheat , 80,400 bu. ; corn , 11-
000 bu. ; oats , none.
Mvcrixiol ( irillli nml I'rovInloiiN.
LIVERPOOL , June 29. PROVISIONS
Lard , American refined , 28-pound palls ,
meady nt 2Gs Gd. Hams , short cut. easy nt
46s Gd. Bacon , short ribs , easy nt 2) ) Gd ;
long clear backs , Kcady nt 27s Cd. Pork ,
prlmo western , 2Ga 3d , in tierce ,
CHEESE American llnest white , easy nt
42s ; American colored , easy at 42s1.
CORN Spot , llrm ; futures quiet ; July ,
3s 4d ; September. 3s 6d.
SllninMinoMM Wlii'iit Mnrkpt.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 29.-WHEAT In
store : No. 1 northern. June. 71c ; July ,
7OTiiiTTOc : September , 71UC. On track : No.
1 hard , 72 .c ; No. 1 northern , 71c ; No. 2
northern. 70' < , c.
FLOlTR-Unchnnsed.
IJRAN Higher ; in bulk. $10.75Q11.00.
I'lilliiili'li'Mii rroiliiiiInrkot. .
PHILADELPHIA. June 23. BUTTER
Stondy ; fancy western creamery , 1SJ4019C ;
fancy western prints , 20c.
EGGS-FIrm ; fresh nearby , 14014 0 ; fresh
western , H'.iTiloc ; fresh southwestern , 13V4W
He ; fresh southern , 13313Uc.
CHEESE-Steady.
ToliMlo .tlnrkpt.
TOLEDO , June 29. WHEAT Dull , weak ;
No. 1 ( ash nnd July , 75c ; September , 77c.
CORN- Dull , steady.
OATfa-Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed. 25 c.
RVE-Qulet : No. 2 , GOc.
SEEDS Cloversced , dull ; prime cash ,
new , $3.SO.
11 1 > i n > . < < Crniii Mnrkcf.
MILWAUKEE , Juno 29. FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAT Firmer ; No. 1 northern , 75c ; No.
2 northern , 73Vjc.
OATS-Qulet. 27&02S1JC.
RY 15 Dull ; No. 1. GOc.
RARLRY Steady ; No. 2 , 42VJo ; sample ,
1'i-orla .
PEORIA , June 29-CORN-Steady ; No. S.
OATS Firm : No. 3 white. 2GV4026ic.
WHISKY Firm , on the basis of $1.26 for
finished goods.
DnliilliVlnnt Miirkcl ,
DULl'TH. June. 29. WHEAT No. 1 hard ,
cash , 7Sftc , ; July , 7Gi c ; No , 1 northern cash.
"STie ; July. 74o ; September. 73Vio ; No. 2
northern , G9&c ; No. 3 spring ,
Oil > lurki > < .
NEW YORK. June 23-OILS-Cottonseed
oil. firm on light offerings ; prim.crude. .
21V4c : prime summer yellow. 2GiIMWc : off
summer yellow , 2oiie ; butter grades , 3&Jf32c ;
prlmo winter yellow. 30Q32c. Petroleum ,
quiet ; reilned , New York. $7.50 ; Philadel
phia nnd Baltimore , $7.15 ; Philadelphia and
Baltimore , In bulk , $4.65. Hojln , quiet ;
sirnlm-il , common to Rood. $1.3001.3214. Tur
pentine , steadv at 3S > .4J39c.
LONDON. June 29.-OILS-Llnseed oil ,
2Ss4Hd ; turpentine spirits. 31s SUd.
OIL CITY , June 23.-OILS-Credlt bal
ances , SI.15 : certificates opened $1.15 bid for
rash ; ctosed , $1,16V4 bid : no sales ; shipments ,
79.556 bbls , ; average. .17.644 bbls.j runs , 103-
425 bbls. j average. S3.247 bbls ,
X MV Yurk llry ( iouilH Market.
NEW YORK. June 29.-DRY GOODS
The home demand for staple cottons has
again been of Indifferent dimensions In
brown bleached and coarse colored cottons ,
but buyers are again putting In bids for
i
ROOil sized lot * of brown sheetings nnd
drills nt nrm prUcg , Sales of them ore
n-itul of three-yntU ? he tings at 440 nnd
of yard ahcetlngs nt 4Uc today to a fair
quantity. BuMness In prints Is only quiet ,
but prices linn. Ginghams are also tlrtm.
Denims quiet and Irregular. Woolen nnd
worsted arcs.i goods In fnlr demand nnd
firm. Men's wear fabrics selling will. Cot
ton linings firm ; mohairs and nlpacns Ad
vancing.
MOVI3MUXT.S OF STOCKS AND I1OXI1S.
Activity of < hc llrnrn the .Mont Notable
I'cntiirc of SiH-ciilntloii.
NEW YORK , June 29. The stock markets
showed the effect of continued prollt taking
today. It was considered a foregone con
clusion that this should prove to bo the
case and most of the traders came to the
board .room this morning bearish In senti
ment. The approach of n triple holiday ,
coupled with tne week's sharp advance in
prices , was considered sulllclcnt reason fern
n reaction. The lively buying after the
opening for London account seemed for a
time to refute the. position of the bears , but
later In the day when this demand has been
satisfied and an announcement was made of
a $2CK ,000 gold shipment to go on Saturday
In splto of the low price for sterling exchange -
change the bears gained renewed .confidence
and the market sagged away without much
Interruption untl1. the last. There is a con
tradiction dlfllcult to explain in the facts
that the needs of the London money mar
ket nre responsible for the drain of gold
from New York , with Us deleterious effect
on stock values In this market , while the
buying for London account , In spite of the
money stringency there , was about the
only factor of strength In the New York
market.
'iiie statement of the Bank of England
shows that the bank has succeeded In In-
creuolni ? Its stock of gold only about $ MW-
000 during the week , while the demands
upon It by the money marekt , incident to
the Stock oxchance settlement , have ic-
Bulted in the. meahtlmc In an expansion lu
Its lonn of over $26,000,000. The proportion
of reserve to liability Is thus reduced from
42.44 to 33.C9 pec cent , a very striking change
In view of the widely expressed uneasiness
In England over the present low stngo of
the bank's gold reserve. The fall In British
consols of 5-1G was due to cash sales , prob
ably connected with the state ot the bank's
reserve. That the return did not hnvo u
greater effect on the Lonaon stock market
was probably due to the reassuring opinion
ot the British chancellor of the exchequer
expressed last night on the subject of the
reserve of the Bank of England.
The locnl stock market , owing to the mis-
tatnlng effect ot the buying for London ac
count , fared pretty well In splto of the un
doubtedly heavy prollt taking Incident to
the approaching holiday , the depressing ef
fect of the cold announcement , the flurry
In call money nnd a growing apprehension
that the disbursements ot July dividends
nnd Interest mny not be reflected in the
money nuirket for a considerable period
after July 1. The prollt taking was con
spicuous In New York Centra : and Mnnhat-
tan. Ihe former shows a net loss ot n
point nnd fhe Inttcr nearly 2. Consolidated
Gas rose at ono tlmo 5 points on rumors of
a settlement of the local gas wnr , but re
acted again. The Industrials and specialties
were heavy , Including Sugar , Tobacco
stocks and the City Traction stocks. Louis
ville , Norfolk A : Woater.x referred , Rock
Island. Atchlson preferred and Denver &
Rio Grande preferred were among- the
stocks which showed the best support.
The bond market was generally strong ,
the Oregon and Colorado Southern Issues
being prominent. Total gales par value $2-
GOO.OOO. United States 2s and the 3s advanced
J/i In bid price and the 5s U In bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
flnancia. cablegram says : Business was re
stricted In Ihe markets hero today In view
ot the holidays. The tone was satisfactory.
Americans opened strong and remained
good until the afternoon. There was a fair
demand for Denver & Rio Grnnde , Norfolk
& \ \ estern preferred and Atchlsons , but the
mnrket was less active than yesterday. New
\0'V seemed unchanged and the close wns
slightly under the best. Spanish 4s were
easy on Paris buying. The.y touched 62 and
ciosed at G1H . Rio Tlntoi were 44H and
Anaconda 40i. . Utahs reached 8H. One
hundred and ninety-four thousand poundu
sterling arrived from America. Money was
In strong demand. Great ease is expected
after the end of the month.
The following are the closing quotations
tor the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
The total sales of stocks today were 439-
following : American
2911 sihtires. IncludlnB the
ican Steel. 3.800 ; American Sugar , 40,100 ;
Atchison , 7,900 ; Atchlson preferred , 21.100
Brooklyn Transit , 44.700 ; Burlington , 10,400 ;
Federal St pel. 3.400 ; Loulwllle & Nashville ,
17/100 ; Mnnhattnn. 47.500 ; Northern Pacific.
4.000'Pcoplo'iijana ; , 5.SOO ; Reading first - pre-
Rock Island ss.iw ; at. i-aui ,
forred , G.COO : , .
Southern Railway preferred , 4.C.OO ;
24,000 ;
Union Pacific. 6,250 : Union Pnclllc preferred.
0.300 ; American Tobacco , 4.COO ; Baltimore &
Ohio preferred , 4.000 ; Consolidated C3as , 7-
200 Continental Tobacco , 8,200 ! Denver &
lo Grande preferred. 3,000 ; Missouri Pa-
cinc. 11,400 ; New York Central. 11.200 : Norfolk -
folk & Western preferred , 8.000 : Pacific
Mill. 5.SOO ; Pennsylvania , 8.400 ; St. L-ouls
Bouthwi'stcrn preferred 3.COO ; Southern Pa
cific. 3.000 ; Tennessee Coal and Iron , 4,300 ;
Sliver bullion certificates , 5,000.
„ Yor' ' SlniM'v JliirUi't.
NEW YORK. June 29. MONEY On call ,
firm at 2V4QG per cent ; last loan at fl psr
C < PRIMR MBRCANmLK PAPER -303 %
P BTBRUNO EXCIIANGE-Heayy. with
actual buslnoss In bankers' bills nt
aaysfpmoS ne1l
IlMt
MEXICAN DOLLARS-48V4C.
BONDS Government , strong ; state ,
strong , Inactive ; railroad , strong.
Closing quotations on bonds were :
Stittcuiunt of Hunk of
LONDON , June 20. The weekly statement
of the Hunk of England shows the followIng -
Ing changes : Total reserve decreased 700-
000 ; clrcul ' ; lon Increased 803,000 ; bullloa
Incrrasnl li,2Kl ,
5.220,000 , otln r dcpos ts In. . reused 4,139.0 ;
public depoM's Im-n-ased JtllS.000 ; notes re-
nerve decreased 60,1,000. Government se
curities unchanged. The proportion of the
Rank of Kngland's reserve to .lability 's
37,59 per cent ; ln.it week It was 42.41 per
cent. The bank rate is unchanged at 3 per
cent.
v York MlnltiK Qmitntloim.
XEW YOnK , June 29.-Th * following
arc the closing quotations for mining
shares :
London Stock ( ( notation * .
N Juno 29. 4 p. m.-Closlng !
monej'TltrfiMeiN. Y. CWifrnl . IWi
Consols , ncct . 107 ! > ! Pcnnaj-lvnnla . M
C.irrallnn P-nclno . . .1001 , Ilc cllnff . 103
Eric . IS'iiUnlnn Pae. pfd . Wl
< lo 1st nM . 36i , UoMwm . 1 ! > H
Illinois Central . USli I/oulsvllle . 72 i
Nor. 1'nc. pfd . T9 i Grand Trunk . . . fc
St. PnUl ' ccAranon..lja'.i Annconda " _ . .10i _
BAusiLVKU-Steady "at 2Yll-16d per
ounce.
MONKY-2U per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 2H per cent ; for three
months' bills , 2H@2 3-16 per cent.
Fliiniiulnl.
LONDON , June 29. American securities
moved In sympathy with the Improved ten
dency noticeable In Wall street yesterday
and there was a general all round rally ,
with LoulBvIllo the promlnsnt feature. The
closing tone was strong and demand fair.
The amount of bullion taken Into the Bank
of England on balance today was 194,009.
DKHLIN , June 29. Prices were llrm on
the .bourse today , especially local 5curttles.
Northern Pacifies were harder on the traflle
Increase. Bank shares hardened In sympathy
with Austrian credit and mines advanced
on reassuring stock news and a sharp rise
In Glasgow warrants. Exchange on Ixindon ,
20 marks 44 pfcs. for checks.
FRANKFORT , June 29. Business on the
bourse today opened qttlst. Prices hardened
In response to London and Berlin advices.
Spanish 4s relapsed and Americans were
steady.
PARIS , Juno 29. Business on the bourse
today was Irregular , but the general dispo
sition was favorable. Toward the end of
the session a good business prevailed and
prices reacted. 'Rentes ' were heavy , Span
ish 4s were weak ; Portuguese were In good
demand : Rio tlntos were calm and firmer
and DoBeers wers actively bought , owing
to the presentation of the balance sheet.
Kaffirs weri In good demand at. first , but
afterward declined. Three per cent rentes ,
lOOf 8.1c for the account. Exchange on Lon
don. 25t 19o for checks. Spanish 49 closed at
62.30.
Klniinclnl
NEW YORK. June 29. Clearings , $203.835-
551 ; balances , $10,970.376.
BOSTON , Juno 29. Clearings , $21,026,4501
balances. $2,479,055.
BALTIMORE. June 29. Clearings. $3,049-
321 : balances. $3C0.6S1.
PHILADELPHIA , June 29. Clearings ,
$18.719,203 : balances , $2,177,593.
ST. LOUIS , June 29. Clearings , $9,332,933 ;
balances , $2,279,124money ; , 4QG per cent ;
New York exchange , 25c discount bid , lee
discount u ke < 1.
CINCINNATI. June 29. Money , 2M6 per
cent ; New York exchange , 60c discount ;
clearings , $2,307,500" -
Stiitc'iiicitt ol Ilnnlc of France.
PARIS , June 29. The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
changes : Notes In circulation , Increase , 71-
825,000 francs ; treasury accounts current , In-
creas ? , 48.850.000 francs ; gold In hand , In
crease.12,400,000Tfrancs ; bills discounted ,
151,225.000 francs ; 'silver In hand , decrease ,
2,800,000 francs ,
Holiday in Phlliulvlpliln.
PHILADELPHIA. June 29. The Stock ex
change and clearing hou e today decided to
remain closed from noon Saturday until
Wednesday. The clearing house announced
that all contracts due on Monday will go
over until AVednesday.
Condition of tin * Tri > nniiry.
WASHINGTON , June 29. Today's state-
nifcnt of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $279,151,468 ;
go'.d rtierve , $233,149,457.
Cotton .Market.
ST. LOUIS , June 29. COTTON Easy and
unchanged : sales , 3 bales : middling , 64c ;
receipts. 210 bales ; shipments , 801 bales ;
stock , 7C.C03 boles.
NEW ORLEANS. June 29. COTTON
Steady : sales , 900 bales ; ordinary. 3c ;
BOCK ! ordinary , 3o ; low middling , 4 ll-16c ;
middling , 5'/4c ; good middling , 63-lCc ; mid
dling fair , 6 9-16c ; receipts , 912 hales ; stock ,
229.013 bales. Futures quiet and steady ;
July , $5.4800.50 ; August , $3.33 < i5.36 ; Septem
ber , $5.341/5.35 ; October , $5.3I6.35 | ; Novem
ber , $5.3GfJ5.37 ; December , $5.40fi5.41 ; Janu
ary , $6.43ijM5 ; February , $5.47(85.48 ( ; March ,
$5.51T(5.52. ( (
LIVERPOOL , June 29. COTTON Spot ,
good business ; prices unchanged ; Amer-
can middling fair , 3d ; good middling ,
37-32d ; middling. 33-lfid ; low middling , SVfcd ;
good ordinary , 2 15-16d ; ordinary , 2iid. The
sales of the day were 12,000 bales , of which
1,000 were for speculation and included 11,600
bales American ; receipts , 11.000 , Including
8,100 Americans. Futures opened quiet , with
a moderate demand and closed qul't ; Ameri
can middling. 1. m. c. , Jurie , 3 15-04d , sellers ;
June-July , S 15-Cld , sellers ; July-August ,
314-64CT315-61d , sellers ; August-September ,
3 14-frld , soll-rs ; September-October , 3 13-64d ,
buyers : October-November. 3 12-Cld. buyers ;
November-Decembir , 3 11-61573 12-Cld , sellers ;
December-January , 3 11-647(3 12-6lrt , sellers ;
JanuaryrFcbruary , 311-fi4Q312-C4d , sellers ;
February-March , 312-64d , buyers ; March-
April. 3 13-C4d , sellers ; April-AIay , 313-64(33 (
, 14-64d , .buysrs.
I NEW YORK , Juno 29. For a time around
the opening It looked ns tnouRii tno cotton
bear interests were to score appreciable fur
ther SUCCSHS and influential news having
averaged up again the market and liberal
selling orders having como In from outside
points. 'Prices ' opened 1 to 3 points lower
and continued to decline , touching at the
lowest figures a level of 4 to 6 points under
the final figures of the previous day. A
number of stop orders were soon uncovered
and stories were afloat to the effect that a
largo amount of July cotton had been put
out iMt not stopped. Near mMday.tho mar
ket made a "right about face" movement
and advanced 5 to 6 points rapidly on a
Hurry of covering and ouylng for Wall
street account. This change of position was
duo entirely to reports from Texns
that 'there ' were Home catcs of veri
table cloudburms , reaching In some in
stances over eight inches. Quotations : Fu-
turen opened steady at * he decline : June ,
$5.41 ; July. 15.47 : August and September ,
$3.51 ; October. $5.07 ; November , $ o.Cl ; De-
cf-mber. $5.Ctf ; January. $5.71 ; February , $ o.i4 ;
March , $5.76 ; May. $5.81.
Market ,
NEW YORK , June 29-SUGAR-Raw ,
steady : fair rctlnlng , 4c ; molasses sugar ,
374o : refined , quiet.
LONDON , June 29. SUGAR Beet , June.
.Monopoly of TotvliiK llilNliiPHi.
CHICAGO , June 29. Captain J. S. Dun
ham , president of the Dunham Towing and
Wrecking company , and for nearly half a
century prominently Identified with Vako
shipping Intercuts , has decided to sell his
properties to the Great Lakes Towing com
pany , organized In Cleveland yesterday , and
retires from active buslnees. The Independ
ent Tug company of Chicago , owned by Barry
Brothers , will , according to John S , IJarry ,
also be absorbed by the now combine. The
Cleveland organization will , It Is said , nb-
eorb nearly every tug line of prominence
on the great Takes from Buffalo to Chicago
and Duluth.
XfW Vlro t'hlrfor XIMV York.
NEW YOUK , June 29. Flro Commissioner
Scammoll today appointed Acting Fire Chief
Edward F. Croker permanent chief of the
flre department of Greater New York , at a
salary of $6,000 per year.
The new chief Is a nephew of Richard
Croker ,
\ < > W 'iKMIIf ' Of MftrOHtlltllll.
NEW YORK , June 29 , At a meeting of the
directors of ttie Metropolitan Street Hall
way company , held today , It was resolvad
to Issue $5,000,000 additional Block of the
company for cash. Stockholder. ) have first
of subscription.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Prices on Oattle Prove Satisfactory to the
Boilers ,
EARLY SALES CLEAR OUT'THE YARDS
Another llonvy Hun of HORR , Trltlt
the 1'nckorn TnkliiK the OITer-
nt Stemly Prior *
Scarcity of Nheet > >
SOUTH OMAHA , June 29.
Cnttlc. Hogs. Sheep.
nccelpts today 2.C35 12,7bS 2n9
Official Monday 1.141 2,876 1,953
Official Tuesday 3.BS7 10.72S 2oiK )
Olllclal Wednesday 2.961 14,111 1.W7
Four days this week. . . . 10,427 40.601 6.S79
Same days lust week. . . . 9.S79 37.491 7.V21
Same days week bifore.13.2U 33,120 6,236
Average pnct naia lei nogs 10 : ttw last
BevcroJ days with comparisons-
Indicates Sunday ,
rilie olllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. H"gs. Sh'p. H'a ,
C.M. . & St. P. Ry 7
O. ii St. L. Ry 2
Missouri Pacific Ry 8 4
Union Pacific system 26 30
C. N.V. . Ry 5
F. , E. & M. V. R. R 22 52
S. C. & P. Ry 2 2
C. , St. P. . M. & O. Ry. . . . 12 9
H. & M. 11. R. R 33 47
C. , B. .t Q. Ry 6 7 *
K. C. & St. J 1
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , cast. . B 7
C. , R. I. & .P. Ry. , west. . 2 4
Total receipts 117 177 2 9
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Shcop.
Omaha. Packing Co 13 1,276
G. II. Hammond Co 513 1,731
Swift and Company 801 2,428
Cudahy Packing Co 701 3.1IO 1C6
Ariroiir & Co 2C5 3,752
Cudahy Pack. Co. , K. C. . . 84
11. Becker & Degan 41
W. I. Stephen 9
Livingstone & Schaller. . . . 23
Other buyers 36 256oo
Held over 500 : oo
Totals 2.4S8 12,846 E22
CATTLE The fnt cattle market was good
again today and entirely to the liking of
Fellers. The movement was active and
values steady to strong. Bueyrs wanted
the cattle and were out early so that an
early clean ce was effected. Th quality
of the cattiu was generally pretty good ,
which also helped the market. By 10 o clock
the cattle were practically all sold and
weighed up.
Cows and heifers were In light supply and
the market at least firm on everything de
sirable. The offerings for the moat part
changed hands very soon after the opening
of the market. Good bulls , both stock and
fat , were good sellers at steady prices. In
some cases holders of thin or canning bulls
did not thing the market was quite jio
strong as it has been. Veal calves were
scarce and some fairish veals brought $ i.OO.
No new developments wer > reported from
the stocker or feeder division. The few
cattle of that description In the yards sold
! n about the sama notches that they have
all the week. Representative sales :
BEEF STEERS.
1. . S70 3 50
3. . 74G 4 75
3. . S29 4EO 1
.1450 4 00
.1310 I (10 (
4 00
Il670 1 US
.120J 4 15
. & 30 4 25
4 60
2. . 895 4 59
2. . 113 70- )
2. . Ibo 7 25
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
1. GIO 3 00 4. . SOJ 4 00 19. . 7SI 4 CO
1..1020 3 00 12. . 530 4 25 L. . 85s 1 lu'l
33. . SCO 3 S3 1. . 770 4 30 3..13'J3 1 S )
HOGS Values were a shade higher tills
morninff In splto cf thu fact that th re
ceipt.- , were again liberal rind that Chicago
did not report any nure than a steady mar
ket. Demand on the part of local packers
was very qood and the movement active at
the prevailing prices , so that practically
everything changed hands In good season.
Thu long string of mixed hess went at
$3.07' , $ , as against $3.05 yesterday. ( Some
choler light sold up to ? 1.72Mi and some
rough nnd heavy loads brought only $3.03.
The maiket as a whole was entirely eatls-
factory to the sellers.
The market has been higher every day
this w-ek , as will be noted from the tablu
of average prices ut head of column. On
Monday the average price paid for all the
hogs was only J3.03 , so that the murket today -
day was lust about 5o higher. On Thurs
day of last week the average was only
Ji.tS. With the exception of Tuesday and
Wednesday of lafct week the hogs today
sold at the high point of thu month. An
other thing tnat will Iv.- noted from the
tablu of average prices Is that the hogs are
now elllng just about where they were a
year ago , thougli the averagu for the whoU
month has been lower this year. Repre
sentative eales :
59. . Z91 40 3 65 M. . .233 SO 3674
72. 217 40 3 fifi 72. . .244 IvQ 3 67 > 4
6S. . .281 ICO 3 06 RS . 2 S SO 367'i
71. . .28 . . . .1 RS ' .1 ! > 5 12 3 874
RS. . . . il 40 3 i 93' . ; .191 200 3 67 < 4
61. . . . * . 200 3 85 M. . .277 120 3 67 4
ra. . .361 160 3 OS ( f2. . .370 40 3 < n < 4
79. . , .237 200 3 65 GG. . .an . . . 3 67(4 (
70. . . .240 . . . 3 70 7.1. . .247 HO 3 67 < 4
17. . , .265. . . . 3 fiS 61. . .273 SO 3674 *
19. . . .331 ICO 3 ffi SG. . .2.W SO 3 674 !
32. . .2S1 SO 3 flS 74. . .210 SO 3 67'.4
32.TO. . . . .277 . . . 3 65 30. . .215 3 67 4
70. . . .233 40 3 fo GS. . .268 3 67(4 (
76. . , .2W 160 3 i C4. . .263 3 67'4
67. . .307 SO 3 65 6.1. . .2o3 3 61(4 (
67.G8. . , .2fO SO 3 65 7. . .261 3 67'4
67. . . .276 120 3 65 92. . .192 3 67 4
GG. . .400 120 3 63 155. .261 3 67 $
GG.M. . . .301 SO 3 65 77. . .243 160 3674
26. . .297 . . . 3 IS 04. . .250 40 8.67(4 (
81. . .250 80 S67J4 49. . .251 SO S 674
40. . .243 40 3 f.7 < 4 GS. . .2.19 SO 3 67(4 (
CO. . .293 . . . 367 < 4 fiS. . .270 120 3 674 }
91. . .216 SO 3 674 .228 2PO 3 67J4
91.C7. . . .271 SO 367W 2. . .890 160 3 67(4 (
62. . .270 . . . 3 G' 74 * 63. . .r.10 40 3 674
62. . ,2i6 . . . 3G7M , 64. . .276 240 3 67J4
73. . .237 40 3 G7 > 4 75. .220 160 3 67(4 (
9t. . .223 SO 3 G74 75. .225 . . . 3 C74 }
SI. . .243 SO 3 G7H " 3. .2,14 . . . 367
SI.K. . 3 G7V4 ! > 2. . .211 200 3 67,4 *
B9. .261 SO 3 G7 > 4 G4. . .270 SO 3 674
73. .231 SO 3 67J4 r.v. .253 40 3 674 *
f& . .tea 120 3 67'4 G7. . , .257 SO 3 674
cn. .274 SO 3 f,7 4 G3. . .247 . . . 3 67'4 '
67. .273 SO 3 G7 < 4 63. . , .214 . . . 3 67(4 (
73. . .257 ICO ' 75. . , .212 40 3 674
72. . .222 20) 3 G'4 } 68. . , .274 40 3 67(4 (
61. .221 40 ? C7 4 CS. . .238 . . . 3 70
93. .224 SO 67(4 ( S7. . .23.1 . . . 3 70
68. .2W . . . 3 7'4 GS. . .232 & 0 370
68.M. . .20S . . . 3 67'4 7.1. . .257 SO 3 73.
73. .24i ( . . . 3 67ft Go. . , .232 120 3 70
73.CO. . .260 80 367(5 ( S3. . , .215 . . . 3 70
71. . .222 . . . 3G7H 52. . , .256 160 3 70
64. . .2CO fO 3 C7',4 63 , . . .2 7 SO 3 70
61.M. . .23 : ? 200 3 67J4 91. . , .1S1 200 3 70
M. . .236 . . . 3 C714 us. .211 SO 3 70
BO. .211 . . . 3 67V4 P4. . .219 SO 3 70
3S. .241 80 3 67 4 .217 80 3 70
73. .233 . . . 367V4 60. . .27(1 ( 80 3 70
68. .261 . . . 3 67V4 54. . .294 ' 3 70
75. .238 SO 3 67 > ,4 .238 'so 3 70
74. .2J3 . . . 3C7V4 68. . .22 ! 40 3 70
32. .240 . . . 3 67V4 88. . .221 120 3 70
64.M . . .2SS 3 671.4 CO. . .303 SO 3 70
M irn .1 C7l 71 V.7 i 7n
SHEEP Offerings were extremely light
and not enough sheep or lambs were on sale
jo excite very much Interest among buyers ,
otlll there was n good demand , and buyers
were out early and everything desirable
I changed hands readily. The prices paid
were fully steady and entirely satisfactory
I ii e.s.Srs . ! > s ° me yearling clipped lambs
I soJU at + U.OQ ,
Quotations on fed clipped sheep and
lambs : Western wethers , $4.905.15 ; good
to choice Mexican Iambs , $6.256.40 : good
to cholco western lambs. $6.00' < T6.25 ; fair to
good wsstern lambs , $5.2505.75 ; western
i yearlings , Jo.2555.50 : western ewes , good to
! choice , $4.254. 5 ; fair to good owes. $3.75
| f.J2J ; good to choice spring lambs , $6.509
7.00. Representative sales :
No. v \ - > r
] old ewes 90 $3 M
92 lambs , stackers 10 J " ;
30 western ewes 100 4 25
* ewe 100 450
11 sheep in 5 23
109 lambs and yearlings , shorn. . 84. 6 UO
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAIIKET.
Domnnil for Cnttlc nnd HOKH Active ,
but Sheep Are Sloir.
CHICAGO. June 29. There was a fairly
good demand for cattle today and , although
receipts were liberal , offerings were well
cleaned up at strong to lOc higher prices
for good lots. Good to tancy beeves sold nt
$5.1605.75 commoner grades bringing $4.60 ®
5.10 ; feeding steers , $3.50536.00 ; bulls , sows
and hslfers , $2.2oJG.10 , the latter price for
fancy heifers : western steers , $4.70QG.50'
Texans , $4.0035.10 ; calves , $4.00 7.50.
There was a better demand for hogs from
packers and prices were strong early at
yesterday's best quotations. Later the mar
- sold
. . . eavy ,
„ - . - - . . „ - - . , J1.60iiJ3.50. ; i
There was a slower demand for sheep nnd
lambs and prices ware largely lOc lower.
Shep sold at $2.0002.25 for culls up to $5.005 ?
5.2-5 for prlmo lots ; ( rood choice yearlings ,
SG.25 ; clipped lambs , $ G.OG Jj'6.50 ; spring lambs ,
RECEIPTS-Cattle. 9.000 head ; ho s , 30-
000 head ; sheep , 10,000 head.
KiiiiHiiH City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY , June 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts , 1,300 natives , 1,000 Texans ; market
steady , strong and active ; native steers ,
heavy , J5.00'ff5.45 ; medium , $4.35Ti5.530 ; light ,
$ ! .25&5.40 ; Texas ters , $4.1566.05 ; Texas
cows. $2.75(53.80 ( ; native cows and heifers ,
$2.25i5.15 ; stackers and feeders , $3.500-4,90 ;
bulls , $2.75M.25.
HOGS Receipts , 13,000 ; market steady to
strong ; bulk of sales , $3.7033.75 ; heavy ,
$3.72 % < & -3.B7 % ; packers , $3.7 < MT3.SO ; mixed ,
$3.65ft3.77 % : light , $3.GOfr3.70 ; Yorkers , $3.653) )
3.70 ; pigs , J3.5603.C5.
SHEEP Receipts. 2,000 ; market firm ;
lanibf , $4.50 6,50 ; clipped muttons , $4.00 ®
5.23 ; stockcrs and feeders , $3.0003.60 ; culls ,
$1.5003.25.
St. I.oulH Live .Stock.
ST. LOUIS , June 29. OATTLE Receipts ,
3,000 , Including 1,600 Texans ; market steady ;
fair to choice native shipping and export
HARNESS-SADDLERY.
- .
UAItlfttliU , HADDLlifi AffD
Jolbrr * of f.tathrr , SadMtVy Har0.u > art , Bt t
We solicit your order. " . 313-315-317 B. 13th.
DOILER AND SHEET IRON WORKS
SncceiHorn AVIUon A Drake.
Manufacturers bollera , smnko stacks and
! fcreechlngs , pressure , rendering , sheep alp ,
1 larJ and -.rater tanks , boiler tubes con-
i ttantly on bond , second hand boilers
i boupht and sold. SnrHnl n'ld prompt to
I repairs In rlty or coiuitrv 19th nn < i
l
BOOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS ,
Sewed Shoe Go
' M'/'rs I Jobbers of. Foot Wear
VTISIUUN AGENTS ron
Joaoph Bunigan Hubbor Oo.
CHICORY
I Ohicory Oo.
Orowen aofl is nurtetur r > ot ill foitn * ot
Cblcory Omaha-Frtmont-O'Nill.
DRY GOODS.
E , Smiih & Go.
lmfH t * ai lokb r of
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods
AND NOTIONS.
at'ors. > ( SSfl 30 , with fancy worth ti
fS.W ; dresswl brcf and butcher Hirers. ti.
5.00 ; Metro utirler i.oort pound * . H 2-MM t-0 ;
Mockers nnd fr ( lfT. ,1So . < Oi cow ami
1
heifers , J2.26 f > . btiilit. 2sAfl3 < 0 ; cnnniM ,
$ I.Siyjr2.76 ; Tcx.is nnd Indtsn uteer * . W.40 ®
4. 00 ; cows nml hflfern , l2.Sflill.00.
IIOOS Recelptn. fiS < iO ; market otradv ;
plfts nnd llicht , W * Olf.1.M ; packers. .7CSa >
3 JO : butchers , IS go 3 .
sJlHKr-HrcflpiK. 3.300 ; market ! -t'ndy ;
natlvo mtittotifi , SHiofd.TS ; spring Inml
J 1.50177.00 : rttllH and btirks. ll.60JH.2o ; utock
crs , Jj.
\riv ViirU \ , \ \ \ < MIooU.
NU\V YORK , June . -lIKBVKS-Rc-
cclpts , 6Vi head ; no trade ; feellnc Rtendy.
Cables quotp HVP cattle steady nt liaiZeJ
refrigerator beef lower at 84'ic. '
CAI.VKS-RecolpIs , 310 head ; very llttls
demand ; price * easier ; veals , J5.iOJj7.00i
buttermilk. J4 onfH.40.
SHUKl' AND I/AMHS-Repplpts , R.SWJ
head ; good sheep steady ; others weak.
l.ambs opened llrm to 15o hlcher ; closed ,
with advance lots. Sheep , W ( nM 6 25. IxtmlB ,
J5.BOW7.62H. maln'y at } < i.G5 j7.40.
Iloas-Rccelpts. 2,240 head ; higher at J3.SO
O3.40.
.si. , > N * i > li I.lviStork. .
SOUTH ST. J05K1M1 , June . -SpPcli\l. ( )
The Journal nuotos on follows :
CATTLH Rcci-lpts , 700 head ; market
steady to strong ; natives , JI.G53K > .2d ; Texaa
nnd wcstorns. $4.503 0.10 ; cows and hi-Uorst ,
J2.00I/5.00 ; bulls and stairs , 2.Mijl.G5 ; year
lings and calves , ! UX > Uo.OO ; stockciH and
feeders. J3.4 ii4.7r , ; veals , M.2oii7.W.
HOGS Reot-lpts. 6,500 head ; mnrkot steady
to atrong , Belling nt J3.65U3.0 ; bulk , } 3.C5tf
3. ii > .
8HKEP Receipts , 100 head ; market
strong.
Stoi-U In
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets tor June 29 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha . 2G.t3 12 , 6 a'j
Chicago . 9.0HO 30.000 10.000
Kansas City . UOO iiVW ; ( 2.WO
St. Ix > uls . 3,000 G.500 3,500
Totals . 15.M5 62S6 , 15.7W )
Wool Mnrkft.
LONDON , Juno 29.-WOOL-There was a
full attendance of buyers at today's wool
auction sales. Fine crossbreds and merino : )
were In llrm demand. Gurmtin representa
tives operated more freely , dividing merinos
equally with the homo trade , riie con
tinental buyer.- * were eager bidders for
locks and pieces at high rates. A largo
quantity of low medium crossbreds roaJ'.ztd ,
trom 5 to 7',4 per cent below the Miy series.
Thu number of bales offered aggregated
12,952. The sales ot thu day wore 12,9,1s
bales. New South Wales , 900 bates ; scoured ,
Is 4d@1 Hl ; greasy , lO' dyis Id. Queens
land , 900 bales ; scoured , Is 5 > vd < Uls lud ;
greasy , 9Jls3',4d. Victoria , 1,600 biles ;
courcd , 5iili2s ; greasy , SdSi'ls > sd. Sou.li
Australia , 100 bales ; greasy , 5 4d3ils. West
Australia , 300 bales ; greasy , 71idSls7l | < ! d.
Tasmania , 700 bales ; greasy , Gi/7d. New
Zealand , 7,9 < X > bales ; scoured , BtalgUslOVsd ; y
greasy , Gdijlsld. Cape of Good lloi > e and i.
Natal , 400 bales ; scoured , laBlfcd ; greasy , Sd IX
ffls i,4d. JM A
ST. LOUIS , Juno 29. WOOL Unchanged. IF
BOSTON , June 29. WOOL The American ti
Vool nnd Cotton Reporter will say tomor- Rt
row : The wool market has continued ac- ft
live nnd strong- . During : the last week "
prices have reached the highest figures neon , "y
l lii m re than a year nnd the tendency Is at
tali - \ > tiling unmistakably upward. Manu-
fucturcri , trailers and speculators liavo
been opciatlng quite freely , both the largo
and tmall mills being represented In the
inatket , and all have apparently come to
thu conclusion that It Is no use to stand out
longer ngalnst the Inevitable rise In wool.
Prices ex-eedlng 50 cents clean for tine ter
ritory wools have been freely paid , cholco
selected staple commanding as much as 53fi > ; j
B4c. Some large lines of wool have been ! .y
taken at current quotations. The strength , ' , ;
an . buoyancy shown by the market were iV
accentuated by the reports received from rJ
the London wool sales , which ononoil mi i
Tuesday with a good attendance and offer
ings of 234,000 bu'.es. The continued strength
and Increased activity shown In the goods
market has naturally given a strengthening
Influence. Sales of the week nt Boston
amounted to 2,405,000 pounds of domestic and
703,000 pounds foreign , making a total of
6.113.SOO pounds , against a total of 6,654,400
pounds for the previous week nnd a total ot
1,261,500 pounds for the corresponding week
last year. Sales since January 1 , 1809 ,
amounted to 124,638,200 pounds , against 54-
905,310 pounds last year at this time.
' Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK , Juno 29. COFFEE-Opttons
opened steady and unchanged , ruled stu
pidly dull and narrow in the absence of
important news from abroad ; closed steady
nnd unchanged to 5 points higher ; sales ,
500 bags. Including October. $1.90 ; May ,
$5.00 ; spot , Rio , steady ; mild , steady.
California Dried Kriiltn. i
NEW YORK , June 29. CALIFORNIA V
DRIED FRUITS Steady. Evaporated ap- If
pies , common , GH < i77c f ; prime wire tray. S\iti \ Y
8c ; choice. 8 % < 5 ic ; fancy , 9jf9c. 'Prunes ,
3H'ff8c. Apricots , Royal , 14c ; Moor park ,
14g > lSc. Peaches , unpecled , 10013C.
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