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THE OMAHA DAILY" TJEE: FRIDAY, JTTiNE 22, 1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Whiat li Again Eioitod Tofhj and 01 on
Nitrous.
CORN 13 ACTIVE AND AROUSED BY WHEAT
aiorUr In Onln Is Active nml Bxeltetl
DurlnK Most of the .Session
Pro Islonsi Arc Hull
nml lrrrulnr.
CHICAUO. June 21. Wheat wan again ex
cited today, rallying over 3o but los
ing some of It on liquidation and closing
nervous, Hie over yesterday. Corn rallied
with wheat, but broke later and close!
weak, Uo lower. Oats wag excited and
closed c ud. Provisions closed steady.
Wheat nnened nervously, July at SHjM'ic,
and u rush of buying oruers sen
in n. few minutes to SIHc. This was me .
hlch mark for the day and of the recent
phenomenal rise. The gloomy siiuauu.. ...
tho northwest was practically unchanged.
Liverpool showed a good response to the
rally here yesterday. The northwest, foreign
Interests and heavy local bull It.terests were
heavy buyers anil despite realizing sales
cn a large ncale the market held around
the top for some time. Tho big udvntice ut
Minneapolis was tilso un encouragement.
The break thero later In the day was a so
largely the Inlluence which caus.id n decline
from the top hcie. An enormous trade was
done around top tlzures, but shortly betoifl
noon the demand showed signs of huyinc
been satisfied and tho pressure of long
wheat made Itself felt, July breaking to 2c.
The decline was punctuated by Irregular
rallies, but the tendency for the rest of the
session was In the main toward, a lower
level. At 82c renewed buying sent July up
to X2,eC and shortly afterwnrd the market
clocd nervous and l!4c over yesterduy nt
1.2V. Atlantic port clearances In wheat
nnd flour were equal to 2M.OO0 bu. Primary
receipts were 619,000 bit., compared with
BtiC0 bu. thi corresponding day last year.
Minneapolis nnd Duluth reported 311 cant,
against 43S last week and : n year ago.
Local receipts were 123 cars. 31 ot icintract
erode. Tin- cash business was curtailed by
the advance In futures. New York reported
I loads taken for export.
I'nrti was active and, arollBed by the bul
lish enthusiasm In wlunt, at one tlmu
showed a liberal advance. Shorts did it,
being frightened at the strength of tho
great brend-maklng cereal. Country offer
ings were llbrnl. When wheat broke, how
ever, corn followed post haste nnd closed at
lh bottom. July sold between 420 nnd
lO'kc. closing ',ic under yesterday at 407o.
Iteeelpts here were t75 cars.
The oats market was active and excited
most of the session. Hecausc of the vheat
strength and damai;c from the northwest
the market advanced 2c, JumpltiE up In He
leans. The decline In wheat, however,
caused a reaction, but the close was firm
at a substantial advance. July opened at
2tytf25c and sold to 2Cc, declined to 21V'
and closed c up at 2U4c. Iteeelpts here
were 2SI cars.
Provisions were dull and Irresular. Tho
market oiicned firm In sympathy with
wheat, but quickly broke away from the
cereal's savins grace and tho result was
a. decline which carried away nearly nil the
opening advance, July pork sold between
I11.67M and J11.S: and closed 2Wc higher at
jll.57'.4i July lard, between 6.ij nnd $t!.j7V&.
cloning unchanged nt $6.67',4, and July ribs,
between $fl.77H(a.iO and $6.t,0, with the close
z'fce up nt 10.7s.
Estlmntod receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 1C0
cars, corn, 030 cars; outn, 213 cars; bona,
23.000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open.
Wheat I ")
High. I Low. Close. Ycs'.n.
I
June
801,
i 1
t2',
4Ui
July
83fSI I
I I
82
S3 I
ICii
40'
2Sl
Aug.
Corn
Juno July
Aug.
Oats
July Aug.
Pork
July
Sept.
Lard
July Sept.
Oct.
nibs
July Sept.
i5',4
I
WAG"
42 jj4
42i
42)i
13
2U
20
4Ji
40!ii
41 '4
nr.
4Hi:lll!4
2Hj2
2li2G
2IU
20,
2IU
llil
I
2l'k
-1 a
ii rr.
I
11 G7,. 11 G74 11 Ki
11 S2U 11 S2'.i 11 75
11 57H
I II 75
6 75 I 6 75 I. 67W
6 S5 G i5 fi SO
C 85 6 85 6 MV4I
G 07141 G G7'A
G SO U 77'!
G 85 ti 80
G 73 I 0 72 Vi
6 82141 G 80
I
r. 75
G SO
G 85
r 75
6 SO
G S2V4t
N'n. 2.
Cash quotntloiis were as follows!
FLOUIl Strong and quiet; winter pat
ents. $3.730.1.90; straights. $3.00Ji3.WV. deals,
2.90f(Q.W): sprlnir specials. $1.0091.15; pat
ents, $3.30i83.75; straights, $3.O0fo3.2V, bakers,
$2.30(12.80.
WHKAT No. 3, 809Sl',ie; No. 2 red, 82.
5S3!4c.
COItN-No. 2, 41aH'fi42c; No. 2 yellow, 4H4
741&ie.
OATS-No. 2, 2P;ff25i,ic: No. 2 white, 27'fe
4i27-c; No. 3 white, 23A1J27ic.
HAHL10Y flood feeding, 40c; fair to
choice malting, 41ii?l.re.
SKRDS-No. 1 flax, $1.80; No. 1 north
western, $1.80. Clover, contract grade. $S(0
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per libl.. $ 0 l
(211.00, Lard, per 100 lbs., $ti.65f J.G7'4. Sho-t
ribs sides (Ioofc), $r..tWC.r)0 Dry suite 1
shoulders (boxed), iS.&tiffjC.si1,;. Short clear
Bides (boxed). $7,1557.25.
WHISKY Uasls of high wlneM. $1.2J.
flPOAU Cut loaf, $G.3S; granulated, $3.82;
confectioners' A, S3.78; off A. J5.G3,
Following are tho receipts and shipments
tor today :
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, hbls 23,00) 13,10)
Wheat, bu 102.000 a,0O3
Corn, bu 4W.OO0 79,(IOO
OatM, hu 32I.00O 162,000
Itye, bu 23,(i
Harley, bu 15,000 ll.OM
On the Produce rxchauge today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, HU
ISJic; dairies, 13ffil6!ic. Cheese, steudy, 8',,
C9',4c Kggs, slow; fresh, 10',4c.
KKW YOniC i:KHAl. MAItKKT.
Quntntlnna for I lie Huy on Varlou
Commodities.
NHW YORK. June 21.-FLOlTR-Recclpts.
13.962 bbls.: exports, 8,535 bbls.; sales, 8,930
pkgs.: market was strong and nominally 2.
rti"0c higher, with business on a small scale;
winter patents, $l,10f(l.5O; winter straights,
S1.8Mj4 00: Minnesota patents, $4.5047 M; win
ter extras, $2.75.1.16; Mlnneotn bakers, $.1.25
fi3.50; winter low grades. $2.751f2.85. Ryo
flour, strong; fair to good, $1.00)13.20; fair
10 lancy. w...vui.wu.
CORNMKAl-Yellow western, S6c; city,
Sfte; Ilrandywlne, $2.&0IT2.00,
RYK Strong: No. 2 western. 67c. f. o. b..
afloat; stnte, 62?3c, c. 1. f., New York enr-
iois.
IlAniiKY-Qulet; feeding, 4IJJ46C, c. I. f.,
New York; malting, 49i4(G2c, c. I. f.i New
York. IIARLKY MALT Dull; western, SolTGCc.
WHKAT-RecelptH. 124,150 bu.: exports.
11,966 bu. Spot, firm; No. 2 rcsl. 92lic f. o.
i afloat, and S;ic, elevator; No. 1 north
ern, Duluth, OOc, f. o, b afloat, prompt ;
No. 2 northern. Duluth. 92c. f o. h. ntlnnt.
prompt. Options opened strong and experi
enced a feverish advance durlnir tho after.
noon on bis speculative buying, supple
mented by strong cables and persistent crop
damage stories. Hulls were also helped by
active foreign covering, a sensational Jump
in iiuriuivt'at iiih riveio aim ngni onerings
jii wir hi in iiiiuii realizing developed on a
large scale and prlcos eased off from top
point. Closed unsettled nt 745TlHc ndvnnce.
July, SOWiWiHc. closed nt S74c; September,
KiMJS9!ie, closed at S71c; December, 88Uf
mlc. e osed nt &SUe.
CORN Receipts, 262.773 bu.; exports, 201.
r.10 bu, Spot, llrm; No. 2, tSijc. f- o. b., and
47SC, elevator. Options market opened
strontr with wheat and r:lil c iiii,mi.i k..
n active Hieculntlvo trade, but inter eased
off under realizing and closed ensv nt n
Jurtlal He net advance, July, 4ok1i47Ue.
closed nt 46Hc; September, 47lttl'IS!4c, closed
OATS-Recelpts. 72.800 bu.: exports. 74.557
1)U. Spot, strong: No 2. 2SU,.' v ! -k,.'
No, 2 white. 30;fiaie: No. 3 white. Mo; 'track
,ni?ei1 wpstern, toHliVSHc; track white, 29'4
HAY Stomly: good to choice, 80iilK)c,
tiui'w-niemiy; common to choice, isr0
HIDES-Stendy: Oalveston, 20S25 lbs., iSc;
California, 21 to 28 lbs,, 214c; Texas dry, 240
SO lbs, He. v
Li:ATHi:n-Qulet; hemlock sole. Uucnos
vyres, ngnu 10 neavywcignm, -I'4ij2mc
acid. 23'f2lc.
WOOI Quiet; domestic fleocc, 25Jf"2Sc;
Texnr. 16fil6e.
PROVISlONS-Beef, steady; family. $10.50
wu.iv; mess, 9.iiiu.m; oeer nam, 2u.uu)f
21.00; packet. Jt0.50iill.50: city, extra India
mess, iu.uw 17.60. uiu nienis, steauy;
vlckled bellies, SJJflc: pickled shoulders
64;c; pickled hams, 9U10ic, Uird, firm
western steamed, $6.9J; refined, firm; con
tlnritt, $7.05; South Amerlcu. $7.60: com
cound. $6.25. Pork, dull: fnmllv. 113.501'
54.25; short clear, $13.50fl 14.50; mess, $U,75&
TALLOW Steady; city, ($2 per pkg), 4W
cuuiiiry ipKgs. iree;, I'llH'.ic.
m RICE-Firm: domestic, fair to extra. 44ff
44c! Japan. 4;Tf44e.
PEANl'TS-fiteRdy; fancy hand-picked, 4
JJ.r-SJrir ,0'ne!,Vc; 3H' , , .
HUTfEH - Receipts, S.130 vkgi.j murket
firm, creamery extras. 16tflfie. factory, 1314
i&16e, Imitation treamery. Hmill'.ic. ,
1'HKrJHK HPCelplS, l.frW PKgS.i mamec ,
steady, large white, 10c; largo colored, 10c;
small white, 9ly8Sri' small colored, S'.iW
EGGS Receipts, 10,109 pks, ; dull: western
ungraded, loss off, nnil'sc; western un
graded, at mark, 10124e.
METALS Tin In the locnl market for
metals reacted partially from yesterday's
decline on better cabls from abroad than
anticipated and a slight falling off In the
production of that metal. The close was
firmer but quiet nt $30.fi,30.70. Pig Iron
warrants continue weak und nominally
quoted nt 114.35, Lake copper ruled dull and
unchanged on the basis of 115.50. Lead and
spelter ruled dull but steady at previous
prices, $1.72',vfi:i.77,4 and JI.1MM.20, respec
tively. The Brokers' price for lead was 3.60
und for copper $16.2iHi'l6.S0.
OMAHA WHOI.KMAI.n MAIUCRTS.
Condition of Trade unil Quotations on
Staple nnil Fnncy Produce.
EGGS Hecclpts liberal; good stock, 9c.
LIVE POL'LTRY-Hcns, 6Hfi7c; roosters,
according to age and size, 3Jtc; broilers,
15fil7c; dueks. 4fa5c; geese, IGSc; turkeys, fc.
FRESH DRESSED POl'LTRY-Hens, STr
ivsc; roosters, ojnc; uucks and geese, a(
10c: broilers, 1"4 to 2 lbs., per doz., $3.001.60;
HtTTTEll Common tn fair. 13cr rhnli..
15gl6c; separator, 20o; gathered creamery,
V IS If Trout, 9c; blue fish, 12c; pickerel,
8c; cattish, 12c; dresseil butTnlo, 6c; roe shad,
each, 6fc, whltctlsh, 10c: herring, 6c; black
baM. 16c; salmon, 13c; white bass, 10c crop
ple. 10c; pike, 9c; halibut, 12c; bullheads,
10c; ring perch, 6c; lobsters, green. 22c;
boiled lobster, 23c; mackerel, 20c; codfish,
10c; yellow perch, Cc.
Pin RONS Live, per doz., 90cS7$1.00.
VRALS-Cholce. iflOc.
'AY Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
$7.o0; midland, choice, $6.50; lowland, choice,
$...60; rye straw chr.icc, it; No. 3 corn, 33c;
No. white oats, 23V4c; cracked corn, per
ton, $11.50; corn nnd oats, rhopped, per ton,
$U; brnn. per ton, $12.0812.H; shorts, per
ton, $12.60.
.. . VKOKTADLES.
CCCL'MnnitH-Per doz.. 50c.
QASPARAaUS-Homc grown, per doz., 20
NEW TL'UNIPS-Per. doz. bunches, 23
HEICTH-Per doz. bunches. 30c.
NJ::i.t.AIUloTTS-lVr doz. bunches, 30c.
LLTTt CK-Per ilozen bunches, 20rn25c.
RADISHES Home grown, per doz., 15
PICAS Per ifc-lm basket. 40c.
WAX HEANS Per 1-3 bu. box. BOc.
POTATOICS-Per bu.. choice, 25fi40c.
NEW POTATOES-Per bu.. GOc.
CARIIACE Home-grown, per lb., 2c.
CAl'LIKLOWKR-Per doz., $1.
TOMATOKS-Mlsslsslppl, per four-basket
crate. $1.25?il.50.
MCSHROOMS-Pcr pound box, EOc.
RIII'HARH Per pound, VA&2c.
ONIONS-Callfornla, per sack, $2.0032 25.
V P. CITS.
STRAWBERRIES - Colorado shipping
stock, per 21-qt. case. $3.00fM.23.
RLACKHERRIES I'er 21-qt. case, $2.25
2.50.
11LACK RASPIIERHIES-Pcr 21-qt. case,
$3.00; per 21-pt. ense, $1.75.
RED RASPHERR1ES Per 24-pt. case,
J2.50.
" ci'RRANTS Per 24-qt. case, $2.00.
PEACIIES-Callfoini.i. per box. Sl.ltVrJl.15.
APRICOTS-Cnllfornla. per box, $1.Z5.
PLCMS-i'nllfornla. per crite, St.25Ml.50.
PRI'NES-Cnilfnrnln. per crate, $1.501.75.
OOOSEHEHRlES-Per 21-qt. care. $J.
CIIERRIES-Callfornia, per ln-lb. box,
$1.10: Missouri, per 21-qt. case. $2.25.
TROPICA L KRUITS.
PINEAPPLES-Per doz.. $2.0').
ORANGE3 Calfomla. Mediterranean
sweets, per box. $1.00; budded seedlings, $1.
LEMON'S-Cnllfornla. fancy, $1.5084 75;
chrlce, ?1.2".
CRAPE rWIT-Cnlifornia. per box, $1.
I1ANANAS Per bunch, nccordlng to size,
I2.23ti3.00.
HIDE"
HIDES-No. I green hldo, G'Ac; No. 2
ireon hides, S'ic; Ni. 1 rnlted hides, 7!Jc;
No. 2 salted hides, GUc; No. 1 veal calf, 8 to
12 lbh., 9c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., SC.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NI'TS Hickory, large, per bu $1.23;
iihellb'irks, $1.33; EnKllsh walnuts, per lb.,
J2yiSc; filberts, per lb.. 12c: almonds, per
lb.. llfilCc; raw, per lb., SHflGc; roasted,
GHf?"',io.
St. LiiiiIn (irnlii nml Provisions.
ST. LOl'IS. June 21.-W1IEAT-Hlehcr:
excited: No. 2 red cash, track, S3i.;JJM'4c;
July, siiic; August, S23c; septcmner, &zvc:
No. 2 hnrd. 77ffi7Sc.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash, 40v,c; track,
41?ic; June, I0ic; July, l?iW40tc; Scptem-
bi". ilc.
OATS-Hlgher; No. 2 cnsli, 24ic; track,
l'ic: June. 2l'ic; July. 2(Uc; September,
23Te; No. 2 white. lii'Mfzse,
RYE niiiier, nt wc.
)''LOril I'nsettled. unchanjed.
SEEDS Timothy, unchanged, nominal.
$1.77.
CORNMKA 1. 5- lCTf JJ5.
Hit AN ITrm; sneked, enst track, 67c.
HAY-Timothy, steady, $8.75712.00; prairie.
weak. tWfS.OO.
WHISKY Steady, $1.23.
I PON CnTTONTIES-tl.30.
ll,u;C,INO-7-sr(ff'Hc.
HEMP TWINF-9".
METALS Lead, better. $3.7003.75; spelter.
dull. $1.
POl'LTRY Steady; chickens, 7c; spring,
12c: turkey. 4c; duckn. Gc: spring. 7fi8c:
Bcen, 3c; sprlntT. 77',jC.
null! i' trm. n" c.
Hl'TTER Steady; creamery, IGfflDUc;
dnlty. HfilGc.
PROV SIONS-Pork. ntrong; Jobhing.
JH.73. Lard, quiet: prime steam. S6.t24:
choice, $6 57Vs. Hry snlt meats (boxed), llrm;
extra shorts, J.-l-'; clear rios, Ji.zj: clear
sliles, $7.37'-.. Ilacon (boxed), llrm: extrn
sliorts. $7.G2',i: clear ribs, $7.75; clear sides,
$7.87",. .
RECEIPTS ! lour, i.ixio nnip.; wneai, io,-
000 hu; corn. W.000 bu; oats, 24.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS I' lour, D,wu unis.; wneat,
C.0O0 bu; corn, 59.000 bu; oats, 13,000 bu.
Kniiniis City (irnln nnil Provision.
KANSAS CITY. June 21. WHEAT-July.
731tc: September. 75T75Hc: cnsli, No. 2 hard.
74'.4c; No. 3. 70i.4iT74,.ic; No. 2 red, 78jS0c;
rso. ... tvnuv.
CORN Julv. 38W53R51C: September. 39Vic:
cash. No. 2 mixed, 4"c; No. 2 white, 40i4c;
No. 3. 40c.
OATS No. 2 white, aiy2ic.
RYIC-No. 2. 55c.
HAY-Cholco timothy. $10.0010.50: choice
prairie. G.607.CO.
ttl' l l fill ureamery, miiiac; lauuy, iiniu,
He.
EflflS Weak: fresh. Mlssour and Kansas
stock, 8'4c dozen; seconds, 5c, loss oft, cases
returned; new whltewood cases Included,
I4e rnnrn.
ItKi KllTB wneni, ji,.tju ou; corn,
bu: ots. none.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 4,cw mi; corn, ls.iw
bu; oats, 20,000 bu.
l.lv. rpool (irnln anil Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. June 21. WHEAT Spot.
firm: No. 1 northern spring, 6s 5v4d; No. 1
California. Gs GdWfii 7(1. Futures, strong:
July. Gs 6d; September, 6s 7',4d; December,
nominal.
cnilN American, snot, mixed, new. firm.
3 ll',2il; American spot, mixed, old, steady,
i .l'fcil; ruturcs, urm; Juiy, is na; aepiem-
per. w Hid.
FLOl'R-St. Louis tancy winter, firm, sa.
PROVISIONS-Hams, easy; short cut, 4s
Id. Huron. Cumberland cut. easy. 40s;
clear bellies, dull, 39a, 6d; long clear mid
dles light, easy, 40s; long clear middles,
heavy, easy, 4s to.
Toli'ilo Mnrlict,
TOLEDO, Juno 21.-WHEAT-Actlve and
higher: snot. 87c; July. 87V4c; August, 87T4c:
September. 88jc.
iHJHN uuii anil nipner; iso. 2 caan, 4ic.
OATS Dull und higher; No. 2 cash, 27c.
RYE Dull nnd unchanged: No. 2 cash. C9c.
CLOVERiSKlJD-Dull nnd unchnnged: 1S93
prime, $5.05; isw prime, $5.50; October, $5.93;
No. 2, $1.65, nominal.
Plilluili lpbln l'roiluor Xlarliet.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 21.-I1UT-TER
Firm; prints, higher; western cream
cry. l'J'ie: western prints. 21c.
EGOS Firm: fresh, nearbv and western.
He; fresh southwestern, 13V4c; fresh south
ern, isc.
Mlniienpoliii When .Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 21. WHEAT In
store, No. l northern. June, $3c; July. S34
Ul8:t4c; September, S3ic; on track, No. 1
hard, R6c; No, 1 northern, 84c; No, 2 north
ern, ;;sc.
Mllvritiikep flrnln Market.
MILWAl'KEE. Win.. June 21.-WHEAT.
Higher; No. 1 northern, 85c; No, 2 northern,
C.'tl 911",
RYE Hlsher; No. 1, 62c.
HARLEY No, 2, 47c; .sample, 41Q46c.
Pourln Mcrkrla.
PEORIA.
Ill,, June 21,-CORN-Hlgher;
No. 2. 41c.
OATS-Hlgher: No, 3 white, 25Vfl23Jc.
WHISKY Firm, on the basis of $1.23.
l-'luiiiiclnl otrs.
CHICAGO, June 21.-ClearlllE, $22.641,10S;
balances, $;,339.8S5. POBted exchnnge, f I.S6V3
J' 1 win CAViunicr) vu l'iciiiiuiiit
IJOSTON. June 2l.-Clearlnga, $19,733,893;
milliners. l.:To,5rj.
NEW YORK. June 21.-Clearlngs, $113,745,
132: ba anees I7.6I.r.!U.
IIAl.TIMOni' liinn St -. m
038: balances. $9I0.85
PHILADELPHIA. June 21. Clearing
$18.4:5.223; bIi lances '$2,626,915 'ring.
. 8,T I','S. June Sl.-Clearlngs. $4,701,838;
1 balances, $I67,5C8. Money, 4Sti per cent.
New York exchange, 10c premium b!d, 20i
premium asked
MOVtSMBSTS OP STOl'ltx AMI HOMIH.
.Market In Extremely Irregular unit
,of (Irnrrnlly I.nrne,
NEW YORK. June 21.The stock market I
was exceeillncly Irregular today nnd the j
net results, except In n few stock, arc not ,
large, thous-h the extrmo rnn nf nrlers
was ver; cSnMilernble M "rlCC ;
Prices ruled abow last nlzht's closing I
.1.- .l,?.lls...c..os.1"
when thev antrroached' as n eh e 4l .
market almost Invariably felhnto extreme ,
dullnew. That the demand which kept up 1
prices enme very largely from tho short
Interest Is highly nrnhnl.le. I.ut thft vnliimn
of pressure it such times as tho market
fell to, or below last night's level, Indi
cated that liquidation was not being forced.
Some support was accorded by the sym
pathetic effect of the positive strength
manifested by New Jersey Central and
Rending first preferred. Northern Pacific
was conspicuously under pressure nil day
Efforts were ma.fn tn sumWt Hip jitnrlt at I
about 50. but It broke through that nrlre
near noon and' 'felfan extreme l; toP49i4! I
with only a feeble rally. The renewed re-
ports that n crop disaster was In prospect I
in the northwest were responsible for the ,
weakness of this stock and ot Great North-
em nrererred. which lo.t 14 points. Some
of tfce liquidation. In Northern? Pacific" wn I
nitriouteii to Hpr n. whro nml inni? i- .
a favorite, nnd where money dl.Hcultles are
farcing liquidations. Speculative opinion
was a good deal confused with the cross
currents of the situation In China, the
doW'
hjok, aome or tne siiurs or storKs yes
terday vowed their motive the probability
that Governor Roosevelt would refuse tha
nomination for the vice presidency and
as governor would Insist upon tho drastic
enforcement of the franchise tax law.
1 nose who sold on this ground ycfltcr-
day naturally covered their short contract
on today's developments. London sold !
stocks In this market on the rumor of Ad-
mlral Seymour's death, but the locnl mar-
ket was lower, before this .selling nt ud-
vanred prices. Subtreusurv operations, In-
eluding payments for the gold exported, ,
have resulted In a los of only $117.00') by j
the banks und today's debit balances by ;
tho subtreasury nmountcd to $S79,fi". The
banks hnvo continued to receive money
from the Interior, the Saturday statement !
Is not likely to show u large 'decrease In '
c?h, even If the gold renorted to be en- 1
gaged for shipment on Saturday Is not '
cancelled. The tone of the money market
hero Is firmer, -though not iinnt.nlilv '
changed. Sterling exchange declined here,
notwithstanding the ndvnnce In thp London
discount rnte. Sterling nt Paris nml Hp'
lln also fell n fraction nnd Germany bought
gold freely, for the Hank of England in
spite of tho decline In Herlln discount rnte.
Altho'tgh tho Rank cf Enelnnd hao re
plenished Its gold supply during the week
to tho extent of over sYftOQ.CftO from Interior 1
sourees, the private rate of discount In 1
London continue to harden and holders
have resorted to the bank during tho
week to the extent of $3,430,000. The Eng-
llsh Institution advnnced Its price for gold
bars 4d and for American caiies Hd to- .
dny, making Id In each case for the week.
Althoi'ih the statement of tho Hank of.
France shows thnt Institution materially J
strengthened, both by the Increase of bill- 1
Hon and reduction of note Issue und of
lonns, the continued downward course of
s'erllng at Paris indicates further need
of jold.
The prospect l.s, therefore, that further
demand will he made for gold from New
York, where the outbreak of speculation In
wheat nml cotton Is making large ad
ditional use for money at Interest.
The bond market was dull and Irretrular.
Total sales, par value $1.035,f00. I'. S.
2s, when Issued, declined "1 In the bid
Pi Ire.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
flnnnclnl cablegram sav.s; The markets hero
were verv Idlr nnd flat this morning on
the rumored denth of Admlrnl Seymour.
b"t they ralllpd some on the report of a
Japanese ofllclnl source that the admiral
ond the legations were safe. Amerlcnns
closed lint m the street. In splto of one
or two Well street efforts to rally them.
TIntcn were M'eak on a small fall In cop
per. Discounts vrre harde- on the drain
of gold 'to Germany, but money v.-a.s stlli
abundant and easy. The bank Bold .C302.
CO) gold In German coin and 16.000 sovereigns
wero withdrawn, reported to be for the
Indian government, which Is again pur
chnslnr silver.
Following are the closing prices on tho
New York Stock exchnnse:
Atchison
do pfd
Ilaltlmore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific.
Canada Po
Ch'x. & Ohio ....
Chlcnjo a. IV....
P.. U. Jfe Q
Chi.. Ind. & U...
do pfd
C4.i. & H. Ill
. i'. L'nlon Parlflc
. :i; do prd
. 73; IVahash .......
. MH da pf.t....
r.tj Wheel. & L H
. 211J do 2d pfd.
, lii Wis. Centinl .
.121 Third Avenue
. lfiii Adafns V.x
... mi
... 'W
... 7,
... 17
... si;
... 214
... ICj
...Ill j
MI
. ro Am'rlcan H3
. IT fi. Hx
Chlcaco & N. W...1M Wellr-FarRO Ex..
c, n. i. i mvnAm-: cot. on....
C. C. C. & VI. Is... 57 I do pfd
Colorado So 64 Anwr. Malting ...
do fst pfd 41 I do pfd
do 2d pf.l 11 "A pier. H. & It...
Del. & Hudson POH lo pfd
Del. I, & W 17i', Amer. SplrltB
Denvrr & R. 0 1651 do prd
do pfd 8.1 lAmer. S. Hoop ..
Erie
W, do pf.l
do 1st pfd..,
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Cool ...
He- king Vn'ley ,
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
. 4 Amr. S. & w....
.111 I do pfd
. 12 lAnier. Tin Plato .
. r3i do pfd
.111i Anie-. Tofcacco
!7 '
129
'
22',
do pfd
. 43
. 15't
. 214
. 92
Anae. Mining Co.
Prooklyn R.'T..,.
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Con. Tobacco
do pfd
IC. C. P. A O.
Iko Rrle W.
do pfd
Ijike Shore
L. it N
4
Federal Steel
1 ;
Manhattan I,
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. Is..
11U do pfd...
H Ofn. Rli-.trio ...
llv,.cjucosj Siicar ..
47 do pM
, 87 I Inter. Paper ....
, 14 do pfd
, M .Laelede Oos ....
. 10 National HlBcuit
21i, do pfd
,1214 National Iad ..
.12s
. 46
. 91
'. 61
. 71
. 284
. 794
do pfd
Mo. raclflo
Stob'lo A Ohio..
M., K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ..
l4 !
N. Y. Central ..
,i:lii do pfd...
, 9
Norfolk fr W...
National Steel
2in
do pfd
do pfd
sc.
No. Pacific
N. Y. Air nrake...l26
do pfd
No, Amerloan
Ontario & W....
114, Pacific Const ...
43 do 1st pfd..
. 4S
. 80
. r,i
. 27",
. 3711
. 4116
. 71U
.179
'.nv.i
Ore. Ry. Sr Nav
do pfd 76
do 2d pfd..
Pennsylvania ...
...127 'Pacine Mall ....
... Ui People's fias ..,
HeadlnL
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd...
i rretsed S. Car
. 774
do pfd
Rio O. W
. r.6
. 17',
. 9i;:
Pullman P. Car .,
Standsrd it. & T.
Sugar
do pfd
St. U & S. F...
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd..
. 61
. .12
do pfd.
.114
,Tr,n rv.nl . (1111"".."' "l. I.H.r IIJIIIIVI i-illlllKU 111 priUCS.
'X S' iv cln n'w', was conflicting, new business
St. Is. Southw...
. 94,1'- S. leather
Si
do pfd.
. 22V..I do pfd
.llOTi IT. S. Rubber ....
.171 I do pfd
.111 'Western Union ..
. SPiiRcptlbllo I. & S..
. 111 do pfd
. M4 P. C. C. & St. Is,
. m.
66
26H
94
78
U's
r,f4
St. Paul ........
do pfd
St. P. & Omaha
80, Taclflo
So, Hallway ....
do pfd
Texas & Pacific
Assessment paid. Offered,
Nst York Money Miirkot,
NEW YORK. June 21. -MONEY-On call,
easy at 14JIli per cent; last loan nt m
per cent.
ntlJlB MKItt'AIII,K I'Al'ISK-3',404'A
lier cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Weak, with
actual business In bankers' bills nt J4.S65i fi)
4.85-li for demand nnd at $l.8441f4.siu for
sixty days; posted rates. $4.S54 nnd $l.8Sff
4.884; commercial bills, $4.S14f?4.83i.
SILVER Bar, CO'.c; Mexican dollars,
47;c.
BONDS aovernments, easy; state, Inac
tive; railroad, irrerular.
The closing prices on bonds today nre as
follows:
U. S. ref. 2a
do coupon ..
do 2s, ret..
do 3s, re..
..162i
. .in.14
..100
..K
M., K. t T. 2s.
do 4s
.V. Y. C. Is
N. J. C. gen. 5s
No Paclfio 3s
do 4m
. 664
. 59
.1114
.1224
. 66H
do coupon
....101
do new 4s, reg 134
do coupon 134'
do old 4s, res 1154
do coupon Ill
do !s, reg Ill
do coupon UJ
.10.14
N Y. (? & St I, 4..106
Norfolk & W. c. 4s. 96
Oregon Nav. Is Fn
do 4s 1014
Oregon S. L 6s 1274
do cnnrnl 5s 113m
Heading Ren. 4s..,. 874
Itlo O. W. is 9li
Ht I. & I M c. 5s.. 1104
St I, A S F jr. 6s. ..151
s"t. Paul consols ...1714
St P., C, & P. Is.. 1134
do .in 1204
So, Pacific 4s 78H
to. Railway 5s 1104
S. n, t T. 6s 68
D. of C. 3 63s
.123
Ate sntrl 4s
do adj. 4s
Canada So. 2s...
Clies. O. 44-.
do 5s
C. i N. W. c. 7i
..106
.. 93
..PC
.141
do S. F. deb. Ss.,1174
Chicago Ter. 4s 35
Colo. So. 4a IV
D. A R. O. Is top
do 4s
994 Tex. & Pac. Is 1114
H. T., V
It (1. ls..inv, do :s M
Erie general 4s 70T l'nlon Pacific 4s. .,.1014
F, W. & D. C. la... T04 Wahash Is 114
Oen. Electric 6s.., 1174 do 2s 101
la. Central la 112 West Shore 4s US
K C. P A O 1a... 70 Wis, Centml Is 84 14
L. & N. unl. 4s Wi Va. Centurlea 12
When Issued. Offered, Trust fund.
FnrrlKii 1'liiunclnl.
BERLIN. June 21. On the bourse today
locals were firmer, owing to the favorable
returns of the Hlbemla company nnd tho
Oelsenklrchen collertes for May. Interna
tional securities were dull, Americans and
Canadian Pacifies fluctuated slightly, In
sympathy with the advices from London,
closing weak. Rumors of the death of Ad
miral Seymour, the head of the Interna
tional forces In China, and, nfterwnrd, of
his arrival In Pekln and the safety of tho
legations there, caused 'icutuatlons. Ex-
'ihango on tendon. 2m 42pfgs for checks
Discount rates snort inns
4t per cent.
I three m intiv.' bills, 7t p-r cent i
PARIS, Ji're 21. Hu.ilness on the bourse I
tidn" commenced steadier on a ce?sntlon .
of realizations and some repurehnfcs. Later
nuiwy uut'r or fii'innisu siorKs, ;noniiMru
ty tne ngfnuon of the nusiness community
"i 1", " ". Lu',n"IS0 ""UU L3
scquently prices recovered on the bank
return dlsi-loMng a material Increase In
l'1n ensh in hand and they clo'cd firm
and tentes and R tlntos were duller. The
weekl:' statement of the Hank o' t-rar'e
shows the follmvlnir changes! Notes n
circulation, decrease. 40,02o'.C00f; treasury
current. I"c;':'
'a''1' , .H'i.V.''1 ? und'5'
counted, decrease, 63.U0 OCOf; silver In hnnd,
increase, x,N..ox)r. Three per cent renies
lOOf 2'tc. Exchange on London, 23f 12c.
Spanish 4s clo.ied nt 70.90.
LONDON. June 21. -The weekly state
ment of the Hank of England shows the
followintr ehnm?- Total reserve. Increase.
8.0C0; circulation, Increase. ,C119,0O0; bill- I
II' n. Intreiie. ill.M)6.S32: other securities. !
Increase, 690,(00: other deposits, Increase,
l.lSi.cmo; public deposits. Increase. i.3o3.ooo; ,
row reserve, increase, jjsh'.wo; government
JnM'I'"r& nV"f.hm!':cl,va J&JIT 'nhllHv 1
npM?' "L ;'."s,ln.n,'Vwr I . il'ir
" ,1?"e"V '' ' w.f Pk , LbLf, 1 ?"i 5
"'nt "nte,(,r.of '0?i,tntt" " ""K'' aL3
,L,ff.nl' n,hp, mnrkct f,?T A'Vur' .n
f.urltlfs opened weak and continued so
i ,'; ,0x0051 In a '5;. rJ!Jh i
uvtuy. . ...........
nnted throcihout. At tho elojo the tone
wns fiat, bimnteh 4s closed nt 70. Gold
to the amount of .1tS,0i) was withdrawn
fron the Dank of England today. Gold
bars In the onen market are quoted at 77s
1M nd American eagle, nt7Cs6d
lloiton Storl.N nml tlonilM.
ROSTON. June 21 -Call loans, 2173 per :
cent; llmo loans), 3JH per cent, utiicini
closltiL':
,.. T. & H.
F.
. ;t'- Wst End 13
lo pM-
o, wesungn. i;ioemc. 41
Amtr. Sugar
do pfd
Hell Telephone ..
Rostoii k. Albany
l!oton Hlevnte.l
Hoftnn & Me
c, 11. & Q
Dominion '?nl ...
do :fd
Fedrral stfel
do pfd
Fitchbuig pfd....
Hen. Illcctrlc ....
do pfd
1M lll'e. Ill
Mexican Central .
Old Dominion ....
. .VA Atrhltcn 4s 100
.1151 N. II. O. & C. 5... 64
. .r.ol Adventure 3
. 212 Alloticz Mln. Co.... I
ir.r, Amal, Copper ...
... 814
... 21
...200
.. 61
...72
... 16
... 12i
,.. 5)
.. sri
...131
... Ci
..17
... 22!i
,.. 24
.112 , Atlantic
..121 I'.oFton & Mont.
,. ,, Hutte & Doiiton
.111 Cut. & Hecla
. St
. m
.12
1S
CVntennlal
I"i anklln
Ilumliiildt
Os'fola
Oulncy
.201
Hnnta Fp Copper
16 ttnh Mining
"., Winona
ltublipr
t'nlon Pacific
Lomlon Stock (Itiotnt Ions,
LONDON, June 21. I p. m. Closing:
Cons , money. ...
do nrcmint ....
let) ir.-Hi Krle HU
.. lis 1st pfd .IJi.i
. ... 2V4 Pennsylvania 6
... Reading SH
...,1M ,N'o. Pacific, pfj 71
.. Hli'tlrand Trunk C4
. .. Tfiii Annconda R'i
. ... 73, Hand Mines Mi
. .131
Atoliinon
Canadian Pacific
ft. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville
I'nlon Pac. pfd.
N. Y. Central ..
HAU SILVER Firm at per oz.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 9-161i2i per cent; for
thrco months' bills, 2 per cent.
Xfivl'iirk lllnhiH Slocks.
NEW YORK, June 21,-The following t
are the cloying quotations for mlnlnp; !
shares today: i
Choilar
Crown Point
Con. Pal. & Vn.
Deadwooil
Oould & Currlp .
Halo Norcion
Honifplakp
Iron S ler
Mexican
11
U
141
. M
. 18
23
,:,
. 17
. is
Ontario
..C74
.. IS
.. 10
. .l.'O
..71X1
. . 21
. .200
.. r.
.. 8
Ophlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ....
do picl
Sierra Nevada
Slsndard
1'nlcn Con
I Yellow Jacket
Condition of the Trenmiry.
WASHINGTON. June 21. -Today's state
ment of the tie.isiir- balances In tho gen
oral fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
Bhows: Available ca.sh balance, $147,937,025;
gold. :CS,C50,50S.
Cotton MurUi't.
i NEW YORK. June 21. An unsuccessful
cfl'nrt "-as niadf on the Cotton exchnnge
today by lending bulls to naln stampede
their opponents and to bring In an ex-
tensive new business. Whereas the market
I opened hlrhcr ni.d then advanced decidedly
' the hull movement belns followed by a
Fevcre break be'ore midday nnd durlnc the
rest of the session bear sentiment pre
dominated. The English cables at bnml
were very bullish nnd the weather bureau 1
ut Washington indicated no prospects of
any immediate liVjrovement In climatic
conditions ovor thei'tlplt. Foreign nnil snntli.
rrn buying orde,rsf'led local shorts to look
for n shiir;i advance on the call und every
: enort v.an made to reduce commitments.
4 I The niMrket started steady In tone, with
120 prices ui.rluned to 7 points higher, this
..i being later increased to li'ijlo points on very
, , ac tlve ceneral buying nnd nn absence ot
2'j . sellers. The speculative publlr was slow to
) I load up at prevailing prices, while operators
. 3J4 lucvlng Eiibstantlal profits within reach dls
. S'i played r. dclrc to realize. Heforc the close
. 2'i of the first hour tho edge of the bull move
. 17 I mont was oft nnd by midday a decline of 4
. '5 points on tile ai tlve options was recorded.
. 61 4 Afternoon events were of a bearish charnc
. 30ii ter, prices reachlnc the lowest point of the
. 7is day under Relllng for both accounts, based
. 13 1 nn .ilarmin" reports from China, irreirnlnr.
Ity In the htock market nnd fear that the
recent enormous short nivount hnd been
Hiipersedeil by a fo mldalile long Interest.
The trading was Inclined to drag. The close
was b:uel steady at 3Ti9 points net loss.
NEW YORK, June 21- COTTON-Spot.
closed quiet. He decline: middling uplands,
9 3-16d; middling gulf. 9 7-16d; sales.
Maim. 1 uiuirs chiscu uareiv siennv
June. $3 01: July. JS.G4; August. $S,46; Sep
tember, $8.08; October. $7.93; November, $7.81;
December
v.-n-iniii-i , ,.,., .jHimuiy. ,.ou; V CDruarj ,
7.81; March. $7S,7; April. $7.S9; May. $7.91.
NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-COTTON
$
Quiet nnd steady; sales, 150 bales; ordinary,
7ic; good ordinary, S4c; low middling, Sic;
111111111111K, u ,1-n.c, goou miuuinig, :itc; mm
dllnc fair. 9?ic. Recelnts. 372 halpsi utnrk.
70,213 bales. Futures, steady; June, $9.08
old ; juiy. :i.i:.'(iy.i&; August, is.6wi8.51; Sep
tember, $7.9IJ7.95: October, $7.667.G7; No
vember, $7.56fi7.5S; December, $7.57W7.5S;
Jnnuary. $7.5607.59; February, $7.60g7.G2;
March, S7.ffifi7.6.1.
ST. LOFIS. June 21.-COTTON-Qulet and
unchnnged; middling, 9c; no sales. Re
ceipt?, 14 bales; shipments, 101 bales; stock,
37,375 bales.
Coffee .Market.
NEW YORK. Juno 21.-COFFEE-pot.
Rio, steady; mild, steady. The market for
futures opened with prices unchanged to 5
points decline and ruled exceptionally dull
.111 iiny wun nine iuriner cnungo in prices
iiuicii 10 nui in an appearance nnn statistics
offered little incentive. Sentiment, as a
whole, wns biilllshlv Inclined. Light room
selling forced prices off 5 points In the
last few minutes nnd the market finally
closed quiet In tono at a net decline of 5fll0
points. Total sales, 6,250 bags. Including
September at $7.20; October, $7.20: Novem
ber, $7.30; December, $7.40; March, $7.65.
Dry liooiU .Mnrket,
NEW YORK, Juno 21.-DRY OOODS-No
rhengp In character of genernl business.
Simpson's mourning prints reduced to 44c,
Rood demand thereat. Other lines are ex
pected to follow. All samplo cottons Irregu
Inr. Print cloths Idle nnd without feature.
Cotton linings all slow nnd Irregular. Busi
ness In woolen goods and silks Indifferent
at previous prices.
Oil Mnrket,
t LIVERPOOL, "June 21.-OILS-Cottonseefl
hull rollned. July-August, ilrrn, 21s fid.
OIL CITY. Pa., Juno 21Credlt balances,
$1.25; certlllcates, no bids; shipments, 88,071;
average, 9I.CG5; runs, 101,012; average, 90.G3I
bbls.
SiiKiir Mnrkel.
NEW ORLEANS. June 21.-SUOAR-Strong;
centrifugal. 44l5c; seconds, 3B4?.c.
Till! HMAII'V .MARKET,
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day, Juno 21;
IViirrnnty Deeiln,
F. L. Burbank nnd wife to Vnshti
Thncher. lots n and 12, block 28,
West Side, ndd $ 840
J. H. Zimmerman nnd wife lo W. O,
Brommer, a tract In nw sw 31-15-13.. 600
C. J. Adams to P. S. McOuIre, lot
13, block 10, Hanscom Place 650
Same to E. C. Fitzgerald, north 40
feet lot 16. block 20, same 650
Amoskeast Savings bank to I. V.
Smith, lot 22, block 11, Shull's 2d
add 1
O W. Richardson nnd wife to O. H.
Black, lots 5 and G, block 2, Hllllke's
add 300
A. II. Daniels and wife to Oscar Peter
son, w$ sv 17-15-11 3,200
Oscar Peterson to J. J. Weakley, nVi
lot 8. block .7. Ininrovement Associa
tion ndd. .'. 250
j. J. weaKIcy and wife to Oscar
Peterson, same 750
flull (III I m Dceils.
M. Is. McAusland lo J. J. Weakley,
lot block 7. Improvement Associa
tion add, , 10
Denis.
Sheriff to M. D. Borst. lots 9 and 10,
block 7, Kllby Place 670
snmo to omaha Loan and Trust com
pany, sub lot 2. In tax lot 15 In 20-
15-11 800
Total amount of transfers $ 8,521
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bef Eturi in Oocd Demand at Oloie to
Sttadj Prices.
BUTCHERS' STOCK SELLS FULLY STEADY
Horn Sell nt I.ovr Point of Week, lint
n ftlindr Petter Thnn Yesterdnj's
ICxtrenir Cloar Sheep )ien
Stend)-, lint Close AVeak.
SOUTH OMAHA, Juno 21.
Receipts were:
Oftlclal Monday
Official Tuesday
Oftlclal Wednesday.
Ofllclnl Thusrday...
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 1,575 3.473 5.C01
,. .1,226 10.906 3,141
.. 3,951 13,55t 3.8HJ
.. 2,799 S,8i6 3 373
Four dnys this week. 11,951 36,0S 16,003
Same days last week... 15.65" 35,0)6 5,97
Same days week before. 10.539 33.6U 6,74
Same three weeks ago.. 17,138 43,301 8,2.h5
Sumo four weeks ago... 13,548 42,575 11,821
Average price paid for :or the laat
tevaral days, with comparisons:
1DOO.1S!3.1S9S.1S97.1ii06.18SO.I1S4.
June 1,.,,
JUns 2.,,.
Juno 3....
June 4. ..
June 5....
June 6,, . ,
Juno 7....
June 8.,.,
Juno 9...,
Juno 10...
June 11...
Juno 12...
June 13...
Juno It...
Juno' 15...
June 16...
June 17...
June 18...
Juno 19...
June 20...
June 21...
4 M
3 50)
4 21, 3 401
: 86
4 301
4 61
4 41
4 JJ
3 58
. 58
3 65
3 67
4 12 3 12:
4 OS 3 3t
2 SJI
2 86
2 87
2 9J
tV
4 39;
4 35
4 41
4 49
4 53
4 50
4 ii
4i3
4 67
4 65
4 71
4 70
4 51
4 55
4 6
4 70
4 ;o
4 G7
4 a
4 si
4 94
4 10 3 32
3 31
4 01
3 01
4 2,
4 95
5 02
3 SS
3 30
3 31,
3 29
3 27
3 27
331,
3 03
04
2 93
4 34
3 60
3 S7
5 01
.3 61
3 59
3 57
3 64
92
3 9S
4 ns
6 00
4 92
4 86
4 85
3 t5'
2 91 4 44
3 00
4 jo
4 32!
4 38
4 41
3 75
3 79
3 03
3 66
3 29
3 32, 2 9?
4 89,
4 95
5 0?
., 64
3 G2
3 63,
3 64!
3 711
3 69
3 77
3 DO
3 S3
3 80
3 181
3 2l
3 151
.V05
4 44
4 46'
4 48
3 10!
3 021
. . 1 5 Ml
.1 4 941
.1 4 92
3 80
2 93!
I 45'
3 SI I 3 15
I 1 3'
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road w-as:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. St St. V. Ry... 1 2
O. & St. U Ry 3 2 ..
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 4 0 3 ..
I'ntnn Pacific svstem. 2.1 27 4 3
F., E. & M. V. R. R... 33
8. C. & P. Ry 2
C, St. P.. M. & 0 21
H. .t M. H. R. R 31
C, H. & Q Ry 2
K. C. & St. J 1
C, R. I. & P. Ry., E. 2
C, R. I. & P. Ry.. W. 4
30
"a
2:1
9
Totnl receipts 129
12s
15
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buver purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hojs. sneep.
Omaha Packing Co 312
G. It. Hammond Co 33S
1.0S2
892
1.099
3,199
2,361
Swift and Company 500
Cuduhy Packing Co 480
Armour & Co 548
Omaha P. Co.. from K. C. 21
Cudahy P. Co., from K.C
Armour, from K. C 78
It. Hecker Degan 330
Lobman & Co 4.1
Llvlncstone & Schaller... 2
L F. Husz 19
Cudahy Dros. &. Co
Other buyers 91
Ml
"iii
230
599
Totals 2.S02 10.S0.5 1,901
CATTLE There wns a pretty decent run
of cattle main today, so far ns numbers
were concerned, but there was a falling off
In the quality. That Is. there were not
ro many right good cnttle ns there were on
sale yesterday and the day before. Chi
cago was reported 10c lower and for that
reason buyers here stnrted out bidding
prices thnt were generally aJilOc lower.
Sellers, however, hod a pretty good opinion
of their holdings and they did not show
much disposition to make concessions.
Huyers wanted th cnttle and In order to
get them they gradually talsed their hands
Hnd bought a good many of them at steady
prices. Tho market could best be de
scribed ns steady to n little lower In spots.
Every operator on this market, whether
buyer or seller, agrees that this market is
in most excellent condition as regards the
selling Interests. Prices aro very satis
factory as compared wIMi other markets
and the trade Is In good, healthy condition.
The most of the cattle coming are enrnfed
steers and there Is not enough of anything
else to cut much figure In the market.
Cows and heifers were In moderate sup
ply and tho market on good, dry lot stuff
was fully steady. The offerings of that
kind were soon disposed of. On the other
hand, anything with a suspicion of grass Is
discriminated against and is lower even
than lust week. Bulls orv sailing qulto
readily at Just about steady prices and the
trade does not present any changes of 1m
sortance. Stockers and feeders sold at steady prices
and the trade was very much limited for
the want of that kind of cattle to sell.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. ,No. Av Pr.
1 "10 4 00 61 1077 5 05
t 720 4 00 4 2 H'2 5 05
1 H10 4 11 23 1178 5 05
1 870 4 25 IS 1191 5 01
1 920 4 35 3 U.iS & 10
4 920 4 55 17 1115 f, 10
23 991 4 60 1170 5 10
1 12C0 4 65 20 119J S 10
21 1014 4 70 20 106$ 5 p)
14 1034 4 70 59 1120 5 10
21 960 4 70 22 U42 5 10
2 1040 4 75 31 1220 6 10
38 1022 4 75 43 1219 5 1(1
6 1205 4 80 21 1190 5 10
38 1147 4 80 22 1J21 6 10
1 1190 4 81 63 1134 6 10
4 990 4 81 29 1074 5 15
21 1045 4 Sri 84 J9 6 15
20 10S6 4 90 13 1370 5 15
11 1235 4 90 20 1374 5 ',
23 1034 4 90 39 1232 5 15
21 1290 4 93 2 6 1295 f. 15
9 1164 4 95 42 1195 5 15
20 1185 4 93 28 1373 5 20
19 1091 4 95 1 1440 5 20
50 1054 4 95 1 1260 5 20
40 1185 5 CO 21 134 5 20
15 1274 5 00 IS 1208 5 20
1 1070 5 00 20 1371 S 20
18 1222 5 05 II 1317 S 25
34 1243 5 05 22 1208 5 2.7
17 1173 5 05 1 1o 5 30
63 1205 5 05 15 ,...1114 5 30
6S 1105 6 0.1
BTEERS TEXAS.
1 1114 4 2.1 26 1176 4 95
30 1107 4 53 2 1168 4 95
22 1035 4 8.1
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
2 1040 3 0 19 373 4 73
14 716 4 60 31 780 4 80
24 941 4 70 21 1050 4 95
COWS.
1 770 2 00 2 Ill) 3 93
2 850 2 00 1 1300 i c
1 800 : 00 4 un 4 00
1 910 2 00 1 1270 4 15
1 1100 2 (.1 1 1120 4 1.1
1 740 2 63 7 1000 4 16
1 1040 3 00 2 1100 4 I
2 1030 3 15 1 1140 4 30
1 860 3 2.1 6 )2f,; 4 23
1 SCO 3 25 2 33S 4 2j
4 962 3 2 5 2 mo 4 25
5 1110 3 50 7 U40 4 55
1 900 3 40 1 1J10 4 70
5 1096 3 40 14 948 3 70
1 1110 3 40 1 11(0 3 75
1040 3 13 14 1167 3 90
1 1080 3 .10 1 1050 3 90
1 980 3 50 1 tm 4 00
1 SOO 3 50 3 1313 4 00
1 930 2 50 1 1090 4 00
1 1.... 720 3 50 5 1123 4 15
1 1150 3 60 1 1156 4 25
1 1100 S 60 It 122 7 4 25
7 1150 3 60 1 10M 4 25
1 900 3 63 4 95.1 4 35
1 1210 3 70 1 l&OO 4 40
4 1100 i 71 1 1230 4 40
17 1141 3 83 1 1310 4 40
10 11(0 3 90
HEIFERS.
2 510 4 25 2 600 4 40
1 620 4 30 19 (II 4 SO
1 740 4 30 4 750 4 73
3 1043 4 35
BULLS.
1 1270 3 ft) 1 1260 3 bl
1 1170 3 23 1 1390 3 60
1 830 3 25 1 U70 3 63
1 1040 3 21 2 14.) 3 83
1 310 2 2 1 149) 3 90
1 1100 3 00 1 1620 4 00
2 1010 3 30 1 11.10 4 00
1 1290 3 33 1 16.10 4 00
1 126) 3 40 1 1K0 4 10
1 930 3 40 1 1190 4 25
1 1230 3 40 1 1610 4 25
1 1260 3 40 1 1830 4 30
1 120) 3 30
CALVES.
143 5 50 1 130 7 N)
1 190 6 00 10 1S6 7 CO
1 200 6 23 1 170 7 CO
1 100 6 23
STAGS.
1 1250 3 33 1...., 1160 4 25
1 1240 4 60 1 1340 4 J9
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 770 2 00 4 507 3 21
1 910 3 25 1 1090 3 10
1 940 2 23 1 450 3 81
1 910 2 35 2 1013 I 00
1 760 2 61 2 ,',63 4 05
2 "45 3 60 1 1120 4 10
1.... 720 3 00
STOCK CALVES.
1 410 4 10 2..,., 111 6 SO
I 8TOOKER8 AND FEEDERS.
1 700 3 3 2 555 4 5$
4. 825 4 ,0 34 "-J
HOCS-Thc market this morning opened
about where It left off yesterday, thnt Is,
with buyers bldjlnc $I.WM4.iW. , A fen- of
the early sales were on that basis and then
the market Improved a little, so that buy
ers would take them at $4.92',. They woul 1
pay $1,924 for almost anything, but It was
very hard work tu et them to put on any
innre. Iii fart Ihev would not look nt a
string that was priced above $4,924, .Tho
market was not particularly nctlve and yet
the hogs kept changing hands, so that most '
everything was disposed of In reasonably ,
good season. The popular price was $l.92'j, i
as nculn.it $l.92,.j'4.?: yesterday. In other
words, the market was a shade lower than
tho average market yederdny nnd n shade
better than the extreme close vesterdny. i
The hors sold today at the lowest point
touched since Frldny of last week, but 740 1
higher thnn on Thursday of last week. Hep
rescutauve sales:
No
Av. Sh
Pr
No. A v. Sh. Pr.
14 133 40 4 924
14 206 ... 4 S24
25 379 ... 4 92 4
60 231 200 1 924
66 216 ... 4 924
M 277 243 4 924
II 222 80 4 914
73 219 40 4 924
64 191 130 4 !2i
70 213 120 4 9 24
77 219 ... 1 924.
M 227 ... 4 924
61 226 40 4 924
72 232 SO 4 9214
61 211 160 4 92(4
f 231 ... 4 524
81 2V4 160 4 924
71 26 80 4 924
C3 226 40 4 J4
80 211 160 4 921,
61 261 160 4 924
79 216 2S0 4 32",
70 21 ... 4 924
C6 211 SO 4 97ij
18 2.17 166 4 92ij
27 226 80 4 '2'4
67 :r,3 160 4 924
61 203 80 4 924
70 211 160 4 9214
(0 23) 80 4 924
87 261 80 4 924
67 239 ... 4 924
62 246 ... 4 92U
62 2.12 160 4 924
64 237 160 4 924
68 216 80 4 924
51 274 120 4 924
64 2.V1 ... 4 92Vi
64 230 80 4 92 4
67 267 10) 4 92' j
71 2.11 ... 4 924
6.1 260 120 4 91
62 241 1M 4 91
6.1 236 200 4 91
59 272 SO 4 95
59 266 SO 4 91
64 211 120 4 91
67 217 8") 4 9.1
60 27.1 ... 4 r-.l
5.1 3)1 ... 4 95
63 26.1 120 4 91
60 304 ... 4 91
79 250 80 4 91
63 278 ... 4 9.1
34 277 80 4 91
71 212 80 4 95
61 241 SI 4 55
70 232 100 4 9.7
It 266 SO 4 91
49 2S7 ... 4 93
f2 306 80 4 91
57 246 40 4 93
80 239 40 4 9.7
61 241 160 4 9.1
81 209 ... 4 95
67 261 8 ) 4 91
90 231 120 4 95
3 2S3 160 4 91
66 2M 120 4 93
61 01 10 4 974
58 342 ... 4 9J4
54 SOI S3 4 974
71 293 ... 5 00
87
177 140
4 874
4 M
4 9)
4 90
4 M
4 90
4 30
4 90
4 9)
4 ro
4 91
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 24
4 911 i
4 92H
4 914
4 914
I 924
4 924
4
4 92'i
4 924
4 95'i
4 924
4 924
4 921 i
4 92'
4 324
4 92K.
4 92 Kj
4 9P4
4 9214
4 9214
4 324
4 924
4 92" i
4 924
4 3214
4 324
4 9214
4 324
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 ?2'4
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 92H
4 924
4 924
4 924
4 i,
4 921 4
4 92i'j
4 921,
4 9114
4 924
4 92H
...m
...uo
. . .207
... 2.12
'.'.'.in
...!!(
. .17?
...SJI
...201
...213
...235
163
80
160
SO
'so
73
M
78
f
43
74
f!
81
(I
160
40
(.1 :m
2 2J!
39 2C
2....
91....
...229
...201
. . .?i3
...22J
...222
...2.Vi
2.17
....sr.
,...216
....236
CO
70
72
81
71
61
76
73
1 7 . . . .
f
73
!
$4
71
S
fO
to
80
160
2H
80
120
FO
81
80
160
120
40
80
SO
.265
.233
.271
.210
.277
'I...
..132
4 21.1
60.
...218
...234
. . .263
...243
...223
...279
.2.12
!"248
...287
. . .224
. . .562
62.
M.
74.,
82
w
h'.'.'.'.'.'.
82
91
61
70
.213
.118
67.
f...
64...
73...
SO...
75. . .
61...
71...
8S...
...
7.1...
57...
6.1...
82...
73...,
66...,
78...
76...
83...
61...
60...
62...
68...
6T...
62. . .
...
M...
61...
....236
. . . .242
...2S6
... 2M
....220
....227
....211
....222
....26
....222
. . . .210
....261
....219
....191
....241
....201
....210
....27
....271
....271
....233
....223
....161
....214
....245
....232
. .242
4 W,
SHEEP The market opened about steady
nnd the first' sales were made at the same
prices as were paid yesterday. Later ad
vices from Chicago Indicated a drop In the
mnrKei mere or Mfioc nnil under that In
fluence the market here closed very slow
and weak.
Quotations: Western grass wethers. $1.10
7IC0: fed wethers, $4.90?G.15; fed vearltngs,
$-.25,ari.40, fed ewes, good to choice. $1.25
4.50; fair to good fed ewes, $3 657?4.00: good
to choice clipped lambs, J5.75'Jf.00j fair to
...r.iTi.vvi lair IC
$5.3500.50. Hep-
goon cupped iambs,
resentntlve Hales:
No.
209 old ewes
15 ewes ,
2 cull ewes
2 cull ewes
2S western ewes
121 ewes
213 western grass wethers
201 Wyoming yearllngB,...
21 spring lambs ,
112 Nebraska lambs ,
A v.
... S2
... S8
... 90
... 70
... 91
Pr.
$2 00
3 75
2 7.7
4 15
4 25
4 rr.
4 75
5 75
5 $5
.114
. 76
. 4G
. 52
CHICAGO I.IVI
STUCK MARKET.
Choice Light nnd Bitrn Sferrn About
Stpnily Otlirrn Weak,
CHICAGO, Juno 21.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
10.500 head. Choice light and extra steers
about steady, others weak; no fancy cattle
on sale; butchers' stock SfflSc lower; na
tives, best on sale today, seven rnrlnmi.. nt
$5.50: good to prime stenrs, $5.05fi5.70; poor to
medium. S4.45tf?4.n..- spIppIp.i timt
lower, except choice. $4.00W4.7b: mlxert tnrK.
ers, 155120c lower. $2.40M3.90: cows. S2.9Trfi4.4fi:
heifers. 83.00If5.00; canners, $2.25tj3.90; hulls.
$2.90Jj'4.25.
CALVES-Steady, $3.00ftG.75. Texans, re
ceipts, 908 head; beat on sale today, three
carloads ut $6.00; Texas steers, slow. 100
lower. $4.00ig4.16; Texas grass steers, $3.70fD
4.20; Texas bulls, $3.0083.50.
HOGS Receipts today. 29,000 haad; esti
mated tomorrow, 20,000 head; left over. 5,(00
head. Averaged shade lower; top, $5 17..;
mixed ond butchers $5.00Jj5.15; good to
choice, heavy. $5.10(i6.174; rough heavy,
14. 9511 5. 05: llirht. it.ftXfrin IB? hulk nt u.,l
$5 074ft 5.12H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, IG.000
head. Sheep, 10ff20c lower, except best,
T " . v. . 1 r ,)-.. 1 ...-.11.. 1 " , ... 1-
ssis.tt.sn, iiwiu n.vvv, , II, CUII. Ill ni'.uif; 1UII1U9,
25fi40e lower; good to choice wethers, $l.50ff
5.15; fair to choice, mixed, $3.50J4.GO; west,
ern sheep, $4.25f5.00; yearlings, $5.00t5.50;
native lambs, $5.00J?6.35; western lambs,
$6.0000.25; spring lambs, $5.0087.00.
St. I.onla Lire Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Mo June 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,400 head, including 1,800 Texans.
Market a shade lower on heavy cattle,
otherwise steady; native shipping and ex
port steers, $4.85ft5.fiO; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $l.70fi.35: steers under 1.00a
pounds, $4.25ff4.75; stockers nnd feeders, $3.25
ifr5.00; cows nnd heifers, $2.00'a4,75; canners,
$1.50?2.85. bulls, $2,7504.00: Texas nnd Indian
steers, $4.10'Ef 1.90; cows and heifers, $2.50fl
3.80.
HOGS Hecclpts. 6,600 head. Market lower:
pigs and lights, $5.00fi5.05; packers, $1,905$
5.05: butchers. J5.0r.Ti5.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,300
head. Market steady, native muttons, $4.23
(ft 1.75; lambs, $5.00377.25: culls and bucks,
$1.20(84.75; stockers, $3.25S3.50; Texas sheep,
$3.25.
Knnans City I.lvr .Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Juno 21. CATTLE
Receipts, 4,500 natives, 700 Texans. Good
feeders and grass killers, steady; common
canning grasaers, shade lower; heavy na
tlvo steers, $1.60(05.40; stockers and feed
ers. $3.7604.O; butcher cows and halfers,
$3.10ft4.75; canners, $2.50(Q3,10; fed westerns,
$4.3365.30; Texans, $3.S5fi4.G0.
HOGS Receipts, 10,600 head; good demand
at unchanged prices; heavy, $5.lX(8,5.15;
mixed, $1.90775,10; lights, $4.9055.20; pigs,
$4.704.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,700
hend. Market quiet, with steady prices;
lambs, $rt.50(!"7.00; yoarllngs. $5.0065.W; mut
tons, $1.40376.00; Texans, $3,S55K&0; feeders,
$3.50374.60; culls, $2.503,50,
Xew York Lire Stork.
NEW YORK. June Jl.-BEEVES-Rc-celpta,
367 head. Market feeling steady;
cables slow; oxports, 75 eattls and 136 sheep,
CALVES Recelnts, 308 head: veals, weak;
buttermilks, nominal; 80 head unsold; veals,
J4.&0CUO.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.310
head; sheep, lCSl&c lower; choice lambs,
steady; others dull; sheen. $3.25f5.10; culls.
$2.2.Vfi3.00; lambs, $5.227.70; yearlings, $5.00
5(5.75.
HOGS Receipts, 801 head; no sales of Im
portance. Market nominally weak and
lower.
St. Joseph I.lvr Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, June 21. (Special.)
The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 1.100 hsad: market
steady to 10c lower; natives, $4.085.25;
Texas and westerns, $3.8531(3.00; cows and
heifers, $2.2544.70: bulls and stags, $2.2537
4.80; yrarllncs and calves, $4,005.10; stack
ers nd feeders, $3.50-24.80; veals, $G.0O36.7S.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head; market
steady: all trades, $4.924355,15; bulk of
sales. $4.95HCOo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4,200
head; market steady to weak and active.
Stock In SlKkt.
Follnwlnr are tho receipts at the four
principal western markets, for June 21:
Cattlo. Hot-8 Sheen.
south umana z.iw
Chicago M 10,500
Kansas City V 5,10)
St. 1-ouls 2,400
8,876
3.373
29,000
10.600
6,000
16,000
2,000
2,30)
Totals
20,793 54,476 23,673
California Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, Juno 21,-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Were Inuctlce und nomi
nal, The general fueling In the market
for evaporated apples was rather quiet, but
about steady at unchanged prices; state,
common. ItyifSc; prime, 6ifl6c; choice, 6fp
7c; fancy. 743lSc. California dried prunes,
S487c per lb., ns to size nnd quality. Aprl-
1 cots, Royal, 124ttl4o: Moor Park, 15fHSc.
I Peaches, peeled, 163220:; impeded, friiSc,
WANTS PARCELS POST TREATY
II rl 1 1 sill Aiiilinssn4or .Mnkes Overtures
to Ainrilciiii Postsil
Authorities,
WASHINGTON, June 21. Sir Julian
Pnuncofotc, the Hrltlsh ambssiarlor. Lai
a conference, with the acting posttruutor
Kenernl today. It Ls understood that the
ambassador ls endeavoring to have th s
country enter Into a parcels past treaty
with England. This matter frequently hs
been considered, but the United States ul
nys has declined lo enter Into euch an
ngrecment. It Is sold that a rc.'utal uas
initio within the last few months.
PEXSIO.VS roll WliSTIMtX VETERANS.
AVnr SnrvlvnrM Ri-iiicnibcroil Uy ,,.
(ieniTnl CoreriiuiiMit.
WASHINGTON. Juno 21. (Special. )-Tho
following petitions liavo been granted:
Ifsuc of June 2:
Nebraska Original Lconldus White,
Laurel, $6; James SKlrvlug, Urownlee, $,
Orlglnnl widows, etc. Mury E. Clav, An.
ley, $8; Augusta A. Tlmmermnn, Ord, $
.Mexican war widows (special accrued Jutm
6). Agnes Reynolds. Nehawka, $8; Isabel II
Hamilton, Omnhn, $40.
Issue of June 4: Orlslnal Jeremiah
Mapes, Ornnd Island. $6; Thomas ('. Hel
ler, Lincoln, $; Coe Klllgore. Rlvcnlale. $s
Increase William H. Morton, Pierce, $17,
Armour W. Patterson, Mllfonl, $14; Jacnh
W. Smith. Blue Springs, $12: John Rink,
rniiilllln. $10. (Special net, June 7).-Vll-llam
G. Wllloughby. Lincoln. $50. Relssur
Chirk H. Smith, Lincoln, $17. Reissue und
Increase Jnmes K. L. Duncan, Malcolm,
$12. Original widows (special accrued Juim
7J. Abblc P. Thorndlkc, Cambridge. $0
Sophia Graves. Red Cloud, $1. War win
Spain (widows, etc.) Karollnc Kyrs,
mother, Crelghton, $12.
Issuo of June 2:
Iowa Original Jefferson Hoffman, Vail,
$8; John Annuble, Davenport, $10, Jamb
Shook, Panora. ?il; William M. Crouch,
Oakland, $12; Oliver D. (Sldloy, Corning. $s.
Joseph Moore, Hntnn, 86. Additional
Thomas Tharp, Moscow. $10. Supplemental
George T. Ihithuway, Hedfleld, $6. Restor
ation und increase Joseph I. likens, dead.
Mnrshalltown, $12. Increase Amos s.
Henld, West Union, $8: John S. Humslde.
South Ottumwa, $14; Robert Blizzard, New
ton, $S; Daniel D. Maples, Vinton, $12.
Original widows, etc Emma E. Lukciw.
Murshnlltown, if. Mexican war widows
(specinl necrued June 6). Isabel Palmer,
Sumner, $S. Wnr with Spain, (original! -Robert
L. Dalley, Council Huff. $6.
Issue of June 4: Original- Othello M
Everett. Burlington, $6; Hund H. Clark,
Mnrshalltown, $6; Rlchaul Woodland. Ken
wood Park, ?G. Additional Haker Mote,
Ida Grove. $6; Jacob M. Snyder, Esther
vllle. $8; William B. Mitchell, Des Moines,
$G. Incrcaso William I. Scott. Bedford. J24.
Ambrose E. Hrott, Davenport, $12: Henry
P. Brown, Volga City, $10: Henry Rocken
fleld. Haven, $12. John Reynolds. Dow CItv,
$8; Henry A. Simons. Tabor. $17. Original
widows, etc. Mary P. Dunham. Orlntiell.
$12. Original widows, etc. (peclal accrued
Juno 7).-Hannah J. Vender Under, Oska
loosn, $12; Mary E. Watson. Avoca, $L.
"Illfill AMI IIi:KllVKI) I10.VOH."
President MnKlnlcy ConKrntitlntcs
Roosevelt un Ills Ninnlnntloii.
WASHINGTON, Juno 21. At 4 o'clock
this afternoon the president tent the fol
lowing congratulatory telesratn to Governor
Roosevelt:
"EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON,
Juno 21. Hon. Theodore Roosavelt, Phila
delphia: Your unanimous nomination ls a
high and deserved honor. I extend my
heartiest congratulations.
"WILLIAM M'KINLEY."
Although no definite tlr-e has been llxcd
for tho notification committee to wait upon
tho president and formally no V.' hlai of
Lis nomination, it is known that tho presi
dent has Indicated that it would he entirely
satisfactory to him if the committee would
visit him at Canton on July 12. He aud
Mrs. MeKluley expect to leave hero for
Canton not later than July 1. and It Is not
Improbable that they may leave In tltno
to roach Canton on Juno 20. According to
preeent plans they will remain there through
the month of July. It Is understood to bs
the president's purpose not to make any
speeches during hi absenco from Washington.
AVnshlnuton Notes.
WASHINGTON. June 21. (Special Tele
grnm.) A postofflce has been established
at Leroy, Lake county, S. D E. R. C.
Gross postmaster. George Issenhlth is
appointed a substltuto letter carrier at
Huron, S. D.
Civil service oxaminatlon is to be held on
July 10 at Omaha, Sioux City and Des
Moines for tho position of United States
meat Inspector.
Comptroller Dawes has authorized ths
First National bank of Armstrong, la., to
commence business with ySO.OOO capital.
Mrs. Lucy A. Warburton of Pierre, 3.
D., wns today reinstated ns seamstress at
tho Fort Shaw Indian school, Montana.
These postofHces will become domestic
money order offices July 2: Nebraska, Cora
stock. Star; Iowa, Piddlck, Canby, Fenton,
Gundcr. Ivyvlllc, Mammcn, Rlngsted, Sten
nott; South Dakota,, Clarno; Wyoming,
Box Elder, Grant, Harvard, Fort Fred
Steele.
Hahnemann Mounuient Dedicated.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 21. A monu
ment to the memory of Samuel Hahnemann,
founder of tho Homeopathic School of Med
icine, was formally dedicated this afternoon
with appropriate exercises In tho pressnco
of a largo assemblage, Including President
MeKlnlev. Attorner General Griggs nnd the
delegates to tho American Institution of
Homeopathy, now in session in this city.
Tho sccno of tho monument ls on tho east
!,! nf Sentt. Circle. In tho fashlonablo
northwest portion of tho city. The statuo
Is a flno work of art and represents nr.
Hahnemann In a sitting position. The treat
mnn in Greek In snlrlt and the statue ot
bronze. Its total coat has been $50,000.
raised by public subscription.
Cniletn nml Altornntes for West Point.
Washington. June 21. Cadots for
West Point Military academy, under the In
crease provided by recent legislation, nave
boen appointed during the past week as
follows:
From states at large Joseph D. Park, riy
mnnth. N. 11.! Fred C. Test. Council Bluffs,
la.; James Denmead. Marshalltown (alter
nate); William B. Wolfo, Keysor, w. va.;
ii,,.. .tt v Venaldn. Cincinnati. O. : William
M. Hyams, North Carolina; Oliver Brooks,
Jefferson, Tex. (alternate), aud Horatio II.
Hackett, Jr., Philadelphia.
Increase of Pay In Xrevy Department.
WASHINGTON. June 21. Tho Navy de
partment has itemed a general order, under
tho terms of tho last appropriation act, In
creasing the pay of naval officers on shore
In Porto Rico, Cuba, tho Philippines, Ha
waii and Alaska, by 10 per cent and for the
enlisted men of the marine corps ashore at
thcee places 20 per cent. This Incrcaso Is
to be computed from May 26 last.
ffenern! "Wheeler's New Ponltlon,
WASHINGTON, June 21 Ceneral Jo
seph Wheeler was at the Wnr department
today arranging for the assumption of the
command of tho Department of the Lakes.
He will enter upon dlBcharn of hU new
duties next Monday.
JAMES E BOYD ft CO.,
Telephone 1030. Omaha, Ns.
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