10
THE OMATTA DAILY TJKIC: WEDNESDAY", JUNE 4JT, 1U00.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
T7!acat Ttlct Another Stsp Down the Pries
Laddir.
:ORN BREAKS EARLY RECOVERS LATER
)nl Sprml ConipnrntUply tlulpt
litl I'rot Intonn Arc Sternly In Hie
l'nce of l,nrr Him i"'
llrenk In Wlienl.
i . . ...
to licniywolshts, a'jffSPjCj I M"c. September, MV . on track, rso,
iiiiih. s . iu i nui iif oi t
Avre light
n Id 2.:'.'.iji
RICE Firm, domestic, fair to extra. 4U
PEANt TS QUIct. fiiliry hand-picked, 4
fll'if, other domestic. 3'n3',ic
TALLOW-Dtill. city ($2 per pkg.). Vic,
nominal; ountry (pa kages freci, 4mjle.
HUTTER-Rortlpts. 20.0ffl pkfTJ". ; market
firmer: creamery, extrns, 16M)19c; factory,
llfylOr.
CHKESE-RoerlptS. 16,101 pkgs.; unset
tied; law, white and colored, U'c; small,
white and colored, 04c.
E(10S-Rccclpts, 17.6(0 pkgs.; Irregular;
western, loss off, ungrndod, lie; western,
iilmr.'iilod. ut murk. IHfl2Hc.
METALS-Thcre wan nnotlier advance i $5.2',t; No. 2, II. 65. nominal
noted in the price of lent! today, owing to
. . . i i .. . i . .. i .. i TV...
wie (.'Ulllllllicu PL'liri ll ui Willi inriui. i tiu
close Wins very unsettled at $1.22' tfl I.2J1.
Spelter was also higher on account of good
export Imiuiry and better cables. The close
was llrmer In tone at ll.ZOJf 1.23. Tin, though
Verv dull, was a shade hleher In sympathy
rtttcAC.o. June 26 Lhiuldiitlon by longs with an udvntir" In London, dosing dull at
1
per K.itllrs were strong Three per cent
r.-n iMt 27'jt Exchange on London,
25f I Si Spanish Is closed at 72 B"1.-.
I1HHI. IN, June a), Prices were weak on
the bourse today In consequence of the
closing of accounts on sales. Vacuo strike
rumors In regard to the mills In upper
8llc"lu and the uncertainty ns to affairs
In China intciislfl-d the depression. On thu
street nfter the i lose of business after the
j close of the bourse, there was a recovery
owing to better International advices. Spun
I Ish U were harder and Americans wcro
i maintained.
CLOVHRSEED-Dult nnd higher: 1S9S ..'VAV'-V J""r-B--a'l"""J H. .y" lu
nrlme. 13.05: l ski nrlme. $5.3u; October. " ni v.io. uom was uuuieu in
northern, W'n
I I'll i Mnrlcrt.
TOLEDO, O.. June K.-WHEAT-Actlve
and lower; spot, S6e; July, S8-V'i August,
S(Jc; September, S"'c.
I'ORN-Aotlvc and lower; No. 2 cash,
42c; September, 43'4C
OATS-Acllvo and lower; No. 2 cash, 26c;
September, 2t'4C. ,
HYE-Dull and unchanged; No. 2 cash,
ivi.e.
and a slackening of the i.omund caused a MUJjaj -PPowus ulct
and
snot.
I'lg Iron warrants were weak and unsettled
at $11.25. The brokers' price for lead was
SUO and for copper $16.25.
OMAHA WHOLESALE .MA HKEVl'S.
further reliction In wheat today, July clos
uib 4c under yesterday. Corn closed firm,
i.e. down nnd o.Us steady. Hfl'ic depressed.
Pork at the close was Sc. lard 74c lower;
ribs wore a shade higher
The. wheat market migni c imeiiv.i ,,J ; C n il It ! nf Trade mill Uuotntlnn" on
"sober second thougnt. n v,us iiumv. simile nnil Fnney I'roiliire
not wild and traders In u more leisurely KnOS-Hecelnts liberal; good stock, Sc.
manner readjusted to a degree prices whb h UVI. I'OflrHV-Hens, 0V4fi7c; roosters,
. , . ..I... i..ui uwh. neeorrtlnir to aire anil size. little; broilers,
" .. "'" .".r .;" ,V nnHbwetVrn 12'IM-; "ducks; 4f,Gc; geese, 45c; turkeys.
illvlK who iiw i-ifi..b ... - ac.
Biluatlon. The Dnkotas nnd Minnesota re- KitKSlt l)HK98i:D POfLTHV-ltens. Srt
...i ..iiifnl crli.H nf illstress over HUi-: mutters. Mi fir: ilucks nnd ireese. Hit
,i, r.f tbnlr crons. but generally the ! 10o; broilers. Pi to 1 lbs., per doz, UvW 1.60;
cries fell upon deaf ears. On thu other Yu'-TTKH-Comtnon to fair. 13c; choice,
hand -and It was at this "' -.'"J.1" ! 1.111 fie: separator, 20c; gathered creamery,
3!,c under yesterday, and tho f"s,L' k'rn KiHll-Trout. He; blue fish, 12c: pickerel,
of reports from the 'utl " rAklllV,p0,, ! Sc; cattish. 12c: dressed buffalo, Co; whlte
Kansas, the mllan territory 0( I tish, loo; herring, fie; black bass. lCc; sal
11 was declared, woul.l raise lWW. U , ,0c uroI,plc 10c; pke,
bushels more than ast yr r. an am unt , mm.ut, 12p; hullheads. 10c: ring perch,
nearly. If not entliely s n tl I clc n I torn u k.- up Cr. M)Mer roo n.,c hoe,, lobMvrg 2c;
for the shortage occasioned by tho . i.irtn- lnilcm,rr, aoo; cn.nish. 10c; yellow perch, Cc.
west failure, llarvcs if m , ' t'ons . iMOKONS-Mve. per dor.. McBJl.OO.
W, according lo authoritative !v'"3; VKALS-Cholce. sllOc
progressing favorably In muV Should b. 1 1 A V 1 'cr carfoa d lots ; Upland, choice,
the southv,est utid by next ;v't'u.h"''d.., midland, choice. JO.SO; lowland, choice.
In fiill swing. Local longs PreiSPd Jie b I i M. strnw chol, Nf) , cli roC'.
0!'cU,P 71,,r,k;h ?Ll ,.?."pVfl .re. u tlrr d i No' 3 wh"o "ts, 24Uc; cracked corn, per
hi u o..,-4; " : ..... ;.... .i.nt "in. m.w, corn nno oats, enoppen, per ion.
IIIR Mlllllltnt ,1,1'i nu.ii.it, - "... IO
Dulutli W'beiit MnrL.Pt,
TllTiL'TII, Minn.. Juno 2t!.-VHr2AT-No.
1 hard, cash. Urv. July. SSSc; September,
S'i,p; No. 1 northern, cash, f3c; July,
MSe; September. 8lie; No. 2 northern,
M4c; No. 3 spring, 7Sc.
OATS-27!t2sc.
CORN-llUc.
section poured In early, sending July down
to H2'-c within an hour of the opening.
Home of the Important longs were tint sell
ers, hut they were a small minority, for
the crowd with big prollts In view yv.is
largo. Later In the day July recovered to
KUic but It was not because of any change
In the crop sltuatlon-merely n matter of a
little less pressure from longs for the mo
ment. Tho bulge was lost in short order
nnd probable further decline was checked
by the ending of the session. The close was
at the bottom. July lc under yesterday at
S2e Seaboard clearances In wheat nnd Hour
were eoual to 321,000 bushels. Kecclpts at
primary points aggregated 33S.00O bushels,
compared with l.wl.mw bushels last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported IDS cars,
ncalnst 311 last week and i30 a year ago,
Hecelpls hero were 113 cars, none of con
tract grade. New York reported no loads
taken for export. There was some c.ish
nibbling from tho seaboard here, but It did
nut wniouut to a demand.
i 'urn broke early with wheat, but recov
rted later and the end of the session found
the market llrm. Country offerings early
were reported fair, which helped In the de
cline, but later It was said they were as a
whole light. The recovery was on a large
cash business. Ono llrm yesterday dis
posed of half a million bushels and various
people today worked tnof)c all told. July
hold between 40-c anil 41'4c. closing Uc un
der yesterday at IbV- Hocelpts here were
l.KSD cars.
Oats were comparatively quiet. The mar
ket broke early with wheat, but steadied
later In sympathy with corn and a fnlr
commission house demand. Including some
northwest orders. Receipts were 627 cars.
July sold between 2ITlc and 23V4C, closing
V'io down at 2."1,if2.Vvii0
Provisions were steady in the face of
lower hogs and the wheat break. There
whs a demand for ribs from packers who
have recently been selling lard ami this
caused a partial recovery from the opening
decline of 12'.c In pork. July pork sold be
tween $12.17',4 and $12.30 and closed Bo down
nt J12.27&; July lard between $.77',-j and
JH.S7V. closing 7Hc lower nt Jti.SO, and July
libs between $.!: and ?7.05, with tho close
a shade higher at Jti.lfi'i.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, ICS
cars; com, 410 cars; oats, 160 cars; hogs,
21,000 head.
i ae leading futures ranged as follows:
$12.0O1fl2.:0; shorts, per
Artlcles.l Open. I Illsli.l Low. Close.i Yes'y.
Wheat
Juno
July MHST.'i sv;
Aug. SP.iWii M-H
tOHU'.i 41H
July lO-HIPJ Hl4
Aug. inviti i2u
Oats- I I
July IKUfW 2.1V-:
Aug. 25Vi2t; 20
Pork )
Julv 12 20 12 30
Sept. 12 15 12 50
July K, I li S7',i
Sept. 7 00 7 0.1
Oct. 7 02141 7 0214!
nibs- I I I
July 7 00 7 0214
Sept. 7 07141 7 15
82
tali
40--,
40-V
41?i.
21
H.rit.',
81
S2
Klli
41'i
41!
42V:
lW?i
25,
12 17' 12 2714
12 37J4I 12 4714
fi 77141
li 95 I
a 95
7 0214
fi so
ti 971j
7 0
6 7'
7 10
8.1
Hi
87i
418
4114
421i
25i4
20
12 3!14
12 15
6 8714
7 0214
7 Oi
6 0714
7 Oi'..
bran, per ton
ton, ju.oo.
VliOICTADLKS.
CITCUMIIKIIS-Per doz., COc.
ASPAUAOUS-llomo grown, per dor., 20
025r.
NEW TURNIPS-Pcr. dor. bunches, 230
?.0c
SPINACH-Per box, 40050c.
NKW IlKICTS-Per doz. bunches, 25c.
NKW CA RltOTTS Per doz. bunches, 2Sc.
LKTTt'CK Per dozen bunches, 201f23c.
RADISHICS Home grown, per doz., 15
20c.
PHAS-Pcr k-bil. basket. 60c.
WAX UKANS Per 1-3 till. box. 40o.
POTATOKS-Pcr bu.. choice, ZViOc.
N'KIV I'OTATOKS-Por bit.. GOc.
CAHHAOH Home-grown, per lb., 2c.
CAlLIFLOWi:R-Pcr doz.. 11.
TOMATOHS-Mlsslsslppl, per four-basket
crate. Jl.OOfl.lO.
Ml'SHROOMS-Per pound bos, COc.
ltlllMlARH-Per pound 11412C
ONIONS-Callfomla. per sack. I2.00O2.S.
KRl'lTS.
STRAWHKnRli:S - Colorado shlpplnc
stock, per 21-ot. case, 2.731?3.00.
HLACKMCRRIHS Per 24-at. case, $2,003
2.2,1.
HLAf'Iv RASPRHRRIKR Per 24-at. case,
$2.73; per 24-pt. ease, $1.50.
HUD RASPHISRIUKS-Per 21-pt. case,
to 50
""(M'RRANTS Per 21-qU case. $2.00.
PKACIIKS-Callfornla, per box. $1.10.
APRICOTS-Cnllfornla. per box, $1.35.
PLtWIS-Cnllfornla. per crate, Jl.25ffl.50.
PUCNKS-Callfornla. per crate, $1.50Jj1.75.
OOOSICHKimiKK Pep 24-ot. case. $2.
CIIKRRIKS-Callfornla. ner 10-lb. box.
$1.10; Missouri, per 21-qt. case. $2.23.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINKAPPLKS-Per doz.. $2.00.
ORANOICS - California, Mediterranean
sweets, per box, $1.00; budded seedlings, $3.
LKMONS-Callfomla, fancy, $1.5034.73;
choice, $1.2.1.
ORAPI5 KRCIT-Callfornla. per box, $4.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
$2.23j3.00.
Htl)i:s-No. 1 green hides, CUc: No. 2
green hides, 5',4e; No. i salted hides. 714c;
No. 2 salted hides, Cic; No. 1 veal calf, 8 to
12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nl'TS-nickory, large, per bu.. $t.23;
shellbdrks. $1.35; English walnuts, per lb.,
121130; lllborts, per lb., 12c; nltnonds, per
lb.. llljlOo; raw, per lb., 514'oCc; roasted,
140714c.
(IIAX;i:S IX AVAII.AIII.K SUPPLY.
Plillnipilila Proiliipp Mnrkpt.
PIULADELPIUA, June 28. PUTTER
Firm; fancy western creamery, 19!4c; fnncy
western prints, 20c.
EOOS Uull and western ijc lower; fresh
nearby. He; fresh western, 13'4c; fresh
southwestern, 13e; fresh southern, 12c.
M(l VIJ.MI2XTS )F .STOCKS AM) IIOXD.S,
Srsaloii Without Any Ki'ltptiieiit mill
I' I n n I Prlpps Are l.nttpr,
NEW YORK, June 2ti.-The bull contln
sont In stocks failed to realize their ex
pectations today, though the changes at
the cloie show net gains for the majority
of stocks. Final prices, however, were con
siderable beHw the best and the tone of
tho market during the latter part of tho I
day was decidedly unsettled and soottv, In
spite of tho sustaining Inlluoncc of notable ,
strength In some stocks. The opening rlo
was In sympathy with Iondon and was at-
trlhuted to the effect of the news from '
CMna or the relief of Tien Tsln. Later
advlcc showed that the periodical settle
ment In I-ondnn had disclosed an unex
pectedly laro bear account In Americans
and tho London buying wn the covering of
short contrt'ts. It was especially effect
ive In some of the southern railroad stocks.
The. New York market, however, showed It
self Indifferent to the progress of ovontH
In China, as It has consistently done
throughout, and tho opening advance waa
largely lost.
Tho first rally In the market followed the
sharp break In the wheat market and was
morft notlceablo In the southwestern grang
ers, especially Burlington and Atchlnn
preferred. Crop news continued bad from
tho spring wheat region, but tho specu
lators who have boon buying wheat arc evi
dently Impressed with tho willingness of
mo farmers to tnuo tnc price offered, and
Ximv Vnrl, Money llnrkel.
NEW YORK, June 2ii.-MONEY-On call,
easy nt lff114 Per cent; last loan. 1U; prime
meteantlle paper. 3Mi 14 Per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Firmer, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $I.S6Mi
1.86'i for demand and at $1 S-l'sW LSI1), for
sixty ditys; posted rates, $l.?5ti I.S714 nnd
$l.si; commercial bills, $I.S2i,4TM.S2,c.
SILVER-Har. GISc; certlllcatcs, filiijtil'ic;
Mexican dollars, 4be.
PONDS Government, strong.
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
t"s. itt
do coupon
do 2, re
do 3r, reg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg..
do coupon
da old 4s, reg..
do coupon
do 6. reft
do coupon
D. of c 3 ....
AtrldKon, gen. 4s
iln ftilj 4
Cnn. Houtliern 2s. . 107
t'hes. O. 44s 1!
do Ss 1IJ.1,
('. & N. W. , 7s. ...110
in S. V. del). 54..U7H
rid. Tormlniil 4 n
Colo. Houth. 4 Sl'i
u. : it. u. is n
Uo 4s w.
...l'
...10il
. . m
.. 101
...131
...131
...114
...ir,
...in
...in
...1M
. . ios
... MIj
.. ecu
.. SS'i
..mi,
..122
. fil
..I13
Is. .KM
M.. K. & T. 2..
do 1r
N. Y. C. U
N. J. V. gen. 5s
N. Pacine 3s
do ts
N Y. C .t Bt. I
Nor. tc W. c. 4s 95'i
Oiegon Nnv. Is. . lf''i
do 4s IC1
Oregon H. L. 6s. ...130
do conjol 65 lV.b
Reaillng Kfti. 4s 8S
ltlo. O. W. Is W
rit. I. & I M c. .V...U0
St L & X f ft. 6s.. .111
St. Paul conjoin.... 161
St. P., C. P. 1S...1IH,
do 5s 1191,
S. I'aclOc 4s 7
S, lbillwny 5s UOli
HtHmlnrd It. & T. 6s 70
Tex. Sc Vae. Is Iinl
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cornfed Steers EU Stiadj to &
Lowtr
Little
BUTCHERS' STOCK IN LIGHT SUPPLY
lloit Sell Close to Tpn Cents l,ovpr
l'rnctlcnll)- Etprjtblnn ChniiHc
llnmln In (iuiiil Spiinoii
t' lull it Sheep Mrnil),
SOUTH OMAHA, June 26.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheet'.
.. 2.2JO 7,1-23 1.3U
.. 4.174 12.9SJ 3,'ilU
Recelnln wnm:
Olllclal Monday
Olllclal Tuesday
Two days this week D.404 20,'.OS 5.112
Same days last week.... 6,201 14,379 8.75-j
Same days week before . 9.0.13 1S.M7 2,322
Same three weeks aso.. 3,7 4,2n
Same four weeks ago.... 7.161 20,129 5,311
Average price paid for ?.;: lor tn last
several days, with comparisons:
lltoJJISOJ.ilSOS. 11897. ls95.U93.:lS31.
w " -J1"A CX. l HI-. I 11"-4
i:. T. V. CI. ..101I' do 2 M W
I'.rle gen. 4s wj fnion Pnclde 4s ... lO'.'ii
I'. W. I) i Is.. 72 iWalmtli Is 1M
tlfti. Kp Ss 11714 do 2s 1M I
Iowa Central Is n;i- Went Shore 4
K. C , P. & o. Is 61 Wis. Central Is.
liiils. & N. unl. 48.M0U Vn. Centurle
921 i
When Issued, orfered. Trust receipts.
Huston Stock mill Ilonils.
noSTON, June 2S.-Call loans. 214fi3 per
cent; time loans, 3V-i per cent. Olllclal
closlns:
A., T. & St. Ke..
do pfd
Aril. Suiir
iln pfd
il, u'linf.) ,.,r., , !i ,..,n,,.i I Hell Teletilinno ..
Izatlon today, with 11 reverse sympathetic j """"i Albany
eneei on grain carrying raiirnaus.
The weekly statistics of railroad traflle
froni Chicago show an Inetca-e In the grain
tralllc of western lines for the week of 30
per cent over last week, reaching the best
llgurcs for the corresponding week In live
years, with the exception of last year. The
deliveries nt primary points ran up 9.1 per 1 .', '
cent over last your, showing the attraction 1 :' 7
or present prices ror tne real noiders nt
Wllt'lll. 1 lll ucilluilKli anon ueiiiii'ieu ruiue- i ,,. . , ,
what from the alarmist reimrts of whole- hh.; ilephono ..,
niiln (lluiiHtnr In tho rrnriQ nnil 111l1llHnn.1l '. V' ' 1
Old Colony
Honton L
Huston Maine.
C . 11. ,c Q
Dominion Coal ,.
do pfd
Federal Steel ...
do nfil
I'll -hlnirg pfd
Iilectrle ....
I'M. lllfc. III....
Mex. ( entrHl
. 2li Cnlon IMcine 43V4
. 70', Went Knd "1
.IIP. Atchison 4s M'j
111Ji N. i:. Cias & Coke 5s fil'i
IS! Adventure .!
.2(1 'Allouei Mln. Co.... I
.HI Amnl. Copper Mi
,1f!l Atlnntlc 22
.IJJ'i l!oton Montana.. 21
. 3? .llutle. & lteston 1
.113'i Calumet & Ilecla....72
. 3 iContennlal
. ' 1 Franklin
1WJ Oceo1.i .
of
No. 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows:
FLOUR Firm ; winter patents. $l.20i4.40;
straights. J.1.20& 4.10; clears. $3.0C7T3.S0; spring
specials, $4.75; patents. $3.iiOJ4'20; straights,
J3.2Oif3.70; bakers. $2.40573.00.
WHEAT No. 3, 7ViftSlc; No. 2 red, 82'if
E3c
CORN-No. 2, UVtllc; No. 2 yellow,
41'jffilPiC
OATS-No. 2, 25,ji2.1?4P; No. 2 white, 2S
ffl'iSl-e: No. 3 white 2li1(2Sc.
PARLEY Good feeding, 41c; fair to
choice malting, 13ft 13c.
SEEDS-NO. I llax, $1."C; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1 "fi. Prime timothy, $3.15. Clover,
contract grade. $S.oo.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bid., $11.11
Stt 12.30. Lard, per ICO lbs.. Jii i'.7i,4ffn.SO. Short
rids sides (loose), $S.Mifi7.l0. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). $i.75''k7.00. Short clear
sides (boxed). $7. 10H7.50.
WHISKY-Itasls of high wines. $1.23.
SUOAR Cut loaf, $0.4S: grrnulated, $3.92;
cotifectlonerH' A, $5.Ss; off A, $5.73.
Following are the receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 11.10) 11.000
Wheat, bu f.2.000 3,0.0
Com, bu 510,000 C'W,0i
Oats, bu 302,000 IlJO.OiM
Rye. bu X.00)
Parley, bu :3, n.WO
On the Produce exchanao today tho but
ter market was strong; creameries, 141i"
10c; dairies, KililGV'. Cheese, steady, S'4
QSljc. ICggs, llrm; fresh. 11c.
Cable nnil TrlPKrniililc Mi-ports
Crnlii A (lout unit Ashore.
NEW YORK, Juno 23. Special cable and
telegraphic communications to Uradstreel's
show the following changes In available
supplies from the lust account: Wheat,
United States and Canada, cast of tho
Rockies. Increase, 91,000 bu.; (Liverpool
Corn Trade News) alloat for and In Europe,
Increase, SOO.OOi) bu.; total supply, Increase.
1.119.000 bu. Com. United States and Can
ada, east of the Rockies, Increase, 1,250,000
bu. Oats. United States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, Increase. S0i,000 bu. Among
tho more Important Increases reported to
llrndstreet's. not given In the olllclal visible
Hiiti'ilv statement, are those nf 1.1O.0OO bu.
at Fort Worth, 10S.O0O bu. at Cotoau, SS.OOO
bu. at St. Josepn and 72.0W bu. at Dallas
The principal decreases nro those of 300.000
bu. at northwestern Interior elevators, tus,-
000 bu. at Chicago private elevators, 92,000
bu. nt Jollet. 77.000 bu. at East St. Louis
and 75,000 bu. at Manitoba storage points.
The uenregute supply of wheat held at
Portluud, Ore., and at Taeomn and Seattle,
Wash., decreased 9i,000 bu. last week.
salo disaster to tho erons and additional
attention was given to tho hopes of the
com orc.
It was evident, however, that the bujlug
of railroad stocks came largely from the
short lnterct. which wax willing to tnko
prollts at a decline In prices, but whl"li was
not pressed to take losses at the advance.
Tho continued weakness In Ilaltlmore &
Ohio and sl-rns of heav'noss In Ponnsvt
vanla discouraged th buying of the rail
road stocks and they were Inclined to
droop during the latter part of tho day
Tho sustaining forre during tnat period
was the advance In Brooklyn Transit and
the steel stocks. In the former the bears
showed symptoms of alarm, recalling their
painful experiences growing out of the
similar weakness In Third Avenue, another
traction stock. There was no news to ac
count for the strength In tho flteel stocks,
but they wete aborbed with considerable
conlldence and advanced easily on smalt
transactions. Their gains nt one time ran
from 1 to 3U nolnts. Apparently the opin
ion Is gaining lorce that thp decline In the
nrlce of Iron nnd ltn products has almost
run Its course.
A further rise In tho price of lead follow.
Ing the rei overy of ye3ter lay and the
strength of silver on a large demand frim
Oriental countries had a tonic effect upon
all the metal tnnrkets. Sugar was active
and erratic, fdvnnclng on the rise In re
lined sugars, but relapsing on profit tak
ing. The call by the Treasury department
for the payment of a third Installment of
JG.OOO.OOO of government deposits had no ap
parent effect on sentiment, as the date fixed
for the payment. July 10, goes beyond the
Immediate presslptr demands on the money
mnrkPt. which will be for the July 1 set
tlements. Time monev continue. to harden,
but call loans are still ve-y ensv.
Some of tho speculative bonds hnw
sharp recoveries, but the mnrket generally
was IrreBiilar. Total sales, par value, $1,
070,000. United States 3s. coupon, advanced
V. In the bid price.
The New York Commercial Advertiser's
London financial cablegram: There
was a gcnetal rally In the mar
kets hero todav on the reports of the rellff
of Tien Tsl" and the safety of Artti'ml
Pevmnur. London bought Americans,
thlnkln" a rally wao due. and New York
supported. London, however sold Haiti
more & Ohio and Norfolk Si Western, buy
ing Canadian PacKlcs. The contango was
four, rno naiiK lost .b.iw bi " numo
America. A fal business was done on
loans nt 314 per cent lor over the half your.
Silver wni
Old Dominion
Rubber
.U7
,:o-,
. H'i
. !0
r.'i
.:no
. 16
. 21',i
Parrot
ljutney
Santa IV Copper.
Tamarack
Utah Mining
WHinm
Wolverines
15'i
... 12",
... V)
... 3SI,
...134
... 4,
... 2Ci
... V
... 3514
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON, Juno 2. 4 p. m. Closing:
Consols, money. .100 13-1G
do nccount HM'i
Atchison 2".'l
Can. 1'iicinc 50
St. Paul
111. Central ....
ItMilsvllle Anaconda
Union IMcitle pfd... 72 Hand Mines
N. Y. Central 131 I
Krle
do 1st prd ...
Pennsylvania .
Heading
lUVN. 1'acinc pfd.
PPiklrand Ttunk .
11U
3111
6li
5
72V4
f,
401
PAR SILVER-Strong and active nt 2S14c
er ounce.
MONEY lUii1'4 per cent.
Tho iatc or discount in the open market
for short bills Is 2r;t5J2i per cent; for three
months' bills, 2Mt2Ti tier cent.
Hunk CleurliiK".
CHICAGO. June 2. Clearings, $25,479,191;
balances. $2,021,031. Posted exchange, $I.S5
4.SS. New York exchange 23c premium.
NEW YORK. June 2'i.-Clearlngs, $18S.190,
739; balances, $S.0I9,3I4.
ST. LOUIS. June 2-i. Clearings, $5,733.9S0;
hnlances. $Xi0,77-l. Money, 5fi7 per cent.
New York exchange, par bid, 15c premium
asked.
11ALTIMORE. June 26,-ClcnrlnBB, $5,619,
C29; balances, $133,515.
PHILADELPHIA. June 26. Clearings,
$14.41(1.600: clearances, $2,251,321.
r.OSTON. June 26. Clearings, $17,932,757;
balances, $1.24S,lil9.
June 1..,.
June 2....
June 3....
June 4. ..
June 5....
June 6....
Juno 7....
Juno 8
Juno a....
June 10...
Juno 11...
Juno 12...
Juno 13...
June 14...
Juno 15...
June 16...
.Mine 17...
Juno IS..,
Juno 19...
June 2u. ..
June 21...
June 22...
June 23...
June 21..,
June 2.1...
June 26...
4 SS 3 V
1 8J J 03
I JW,
-Si
4 91
4 94
4 95
D 02
5 01
1
5 001
f 4 91
4 S6
4 S3
o 63
3 1.1
3 61
4 1$
4 21 3 40 2 tt 4 301 4 51
4 01, 3 16
4 10, 3 32:
3 31
4 01
3 SS
3 CO 3 87
3 61 3 92
3 591 3 ySi 3
' i 15 3 27
3 67 3 31
3 61 3 75
3 66 3 79 3 29
4 S9, 3 64 3 77. 3 3i,
1 93 3 t2 ) 3 90 3 12
3 631 3 a, 3 181 3 OS 4 44
5 03 3 W 3 21 3 101 4 46
2 S3
2 S 4 34i
2 S7, 4 33, 4 4t
2 931 4 35, 4 49
I & 01, 4 4 o .'i
3 30, 14 34
3 31 3 0
3 ?!) 3 04
2 I3l 4 3
2 91 4 441 4 67
3 U0 4 3.) 4 lu
3 Vil 1 6i
4 3S
3 Oil 4 41
3 (II
advices from other market points wero
dlscoumglng. Ill coiuniuence of these near
features the market opened 1 tfl.V'i" 0,.L
Only a few loads, however, sold i'p iowrr.
ns Chicago soon came fully 10c ower. and
before salesmen could let go, the mnc,'
here was also 10c lower, Half of the re
cclpts changed hands In n short time, and
then, as the more urgent orders wcro llllcii,
nnd as a good many sellers were unwilling
to accept the prices offered, the nuirKii
slowed up and for a time but few loads
changed hands. , .
The general run of good mixed loads, such
as brought $3.10 vesterd.iy. sold
$3.00rft5.02i3. about half nnd half, but n Ittle
later buyers would not pay over $' ".l
anything, and there were n good tnrtnj $ .
bliis. For n time It wns verv weak, a
then It picked up again, and the hogs so d
more like the early market. tliHt Is. mostl
at $.1.0), with some nt $5 021s.
Today's decline wipes out the l"V,nC0-.?,i
tho short) advance mnde mi Snturdny and
leaves the market about where It was on
Friday of last week, or close to 6c low"
than on Tuesday of Inst weok. Representa
tive sales:
No.
6)....
M
38
96
to. . . .
ss:....
it
66 ....
Av
..IV.
...m
...21s
...3K)
.16.1
,..:is
...I7D
...211
76...
52..
7.1..
4 50
4 6.1
4 53
4
4 70
4
4 5)
6 06' 3 64 i 3 lil
1 1M .1 ll J MJ
. I I 93 3 6( 3 SI
. 5 00 3 651 3 72
. 5 13l 3 C3 3 72;
I 3 62 3 bS
ft 1U1 3 (A),
02;
2 95;
.1 5 01 3 C3
3 15
It 21; 3 02
3 21- 3 021
3 26 3 00
1 iwi O n
I 3 13, 2 97
4 4S
4 43
I 37
4.4
4 40
4 46 4 83
4 52, 4 73
74 . .
f. ..
M....
10....
15.
1.1.. s
10
61
ft)
114
.14
C7
. . .20
....:n
....217
....236
....:oi
. . . .2S4
....2.11
...2.14
3.16
Sli.
2C0
12.)
1
1C0
160
JO
a)
sa
160
40
1M
:o
tn
120
to
1 K
1 C.
stock
Indicates Sunday.
. The ofllclnl number of cars of
urougut in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's.
C. M. & St. P. R:.. 2 1
O. & St. L. Ry t
Missouri Pnclllc Ry. 27 2
Unlun Pacific System 32 12 7
C. & N. W. P.y 1
1'., E. & M. V. R. R. 52
S, C. & P. Ry 3
C St. P.. M. &. O. Ry. 13
II. & M. R. R. R H
C, H. & Q. Ry 1
(., R. I. &. P.. east... 5
C. R. I. & P.. west.. 3
4 63
4 70
4 0
I 67 I
I TI I !
V" 1...
1 m...
S3...
71...
20...
r.9...
4S 241
17
1
13
61
15
1
69.
Total receipts ....1S5 1S9 1.1 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co
(.!. H. Hammond Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Omnha, Kansas City....
Cuduhy, Kansas City...
Cudahy, from country...
R. Decker & Degan
Livingstone & Schnller..
Hamilton & Rothschild.
Cudahy Pros & Co
Held over
12,79$ a 921
3S7 1.0.12
73) 1,641 596
630 1,122 217
(95 1,121 1,0X9
723 3,929 897
93
522
tiS
36
20
56
562
113 102
7B
S3
70
.17
67
it
51
79
SO
73
Pr.
1 9.1
4 95
4 tPi
I f.714
4 !7',
1 oo
.1 ro
.1 to
5 00
.1 tut
J I)
5 00
S fo
5 0i)
.1 M
1M 5
40 S 0)
. . . r. 00
... .1 00
... .100
. . . f. no
5 ro
.1 r)
.1 Oi)
r, 00
... s 00
... .1 M
... 5 C0
... 50)
200 5 M
M .1 0.)
IS) 5 f)
... O0
120 r. m
M 5 00
... .1(0
1:0 r, 00
so .1 00
P0 .1 0i)
40 .1 00
It.) 5 CO
230 2iV) 3 00
.212 120 f, 0)
coo r, 00
240 .1 00
... .1 00
120 5 00
... 5 CO
M fi 00
100 5 (
120 .1 f)
80 5 00
.113
.2.14
.22
.29
.2.12
.236
.210
.213
No.
.11..
75. .
34..
65...
f I..
71..
5(1..
54..
81..
64..
81..
62
:
f
62
1
10
IS
61
50
fi
67
4
57
7
68
57
61
Av. Bh.
..226 tO
..233 ...
,.246
,.:ss
..2-0
'..2.17
..221
..2M
....239
....230
226
....228
. . . .2.16
....218
,...!Cl
....228
....209
. ..?2K
....272
..'.X
..241
,.18
,.2.)3
36...
67...
67...
52
n
79
M
83
CS
...206
,..2M
,..2.11
...273
...232
..211
...157
...204
.11
315
270
86..
5?..
Condition 'nf the Trpiinury.
IV A 5! II 1 NOTO N, Jurip 26.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Avnllahle cash balance, $100,621,069;
gold, $67,Si.202.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. June 26. Shorts were given
nnolher Eovere shaking up In today's cot
ton market and friends of the staple failed
to escape occasional setbaiks, Before the
opening the room trade seemed to believe
the advance which started ten days ago had
run Its course and that Influences as a
whole warranted speculation on the bear
10...
r,2. . ,
75...
3. . ,
S3..,
74..
77..,
CI..,
U...
81..
73..
Totals 1.015
CATTLE There wns a good run of cattle
today, consisting almost entirely of corn
fed steers, Owing to the very liberal offer
ings of that kind nf cattle nnd the further
fact that this market Is very high ns com
pared with other selling points, buyers
seemed to feci that they could afford to
take their time, and If possible force some
little concession. The market for that rea
son did not open very active right at the 70
start, und first bids were generally a Uttlo ; fO.
lower. Still there was a good demand,
buyers evidently wuntlng the cattle, nnd 1 42.
they bought the most of them In good seaj . r2.
son. Such cattle as Just happened to suit 46.
buyer's fancy sold at about steady prices, 61.
while other cattle sold a little lower, some j s.
sellers putting the decline nt 5c. Perhaps , 76.
the market could be best described ns 1 75.
steady to a Httlo lower In spots. As a 74.
mnUcr of course everything that wns n
..205
..K7
'.'.2C6
..222
...227
193
2H
27.1
218
191
17"
233
213
2M
227
219
233
242
120
190
CO
.1 O)
1 00
r. 00
5 fo
.1 c.i
.1 0)
.1 0.)
r, (i
3 60
,1 M
.1 CO
,1 CO
3 00
.1 00
5 M
.1 00
40 5 00
160 S CO
160 .1 00
SO 5 CO
40 1 00
20) .1 00
120 5 00
6) 5 0)
SO 5 00
10 r 00
150 5 ft)
160
240
I)
S1
40
S)
to
'40
50
to
120
100
little off In quality or that showed grass
was unmistakably lower.
Cows and heifers were In very light siip-
rily, and tho good kinds of dry lot stuff sold
n yesterday's notches, but anything on the
commnnlsh order was a little lower. Bulls
and ether rough stock sold a good deal the
s-nie as yesterday.
211
211
20.1
303
270
249
251
195
201
220
220
231
274
S 00
5 00
5 CO
.1 00
.1 Cl)
5 00
P2..
78..
60..
77. .
67..
Irfi. .
70..
71..
..
fD..
78,,.
71...
12...
53...
C. .
C4...
,17...
47...
71...
CO...
til...
6J...
SI...
90..
58..
W..
CI..,
71'..
1.1. .
67..
24..
5.1. .
S
64
)
hS
57
41
87
K
61
80
63
US
78
JS.1
66
19
..240
..290
..249
..342
.
..290
..27.1
..231
..231
..2il4
..216
..241
..29
..288
...282
. . .'.6
. . .232
...211
. ..23t
...226
...207
...231
...170
...303
...281
...276
...2)8
Pr.
5 00
5 IK)
5 i)
5 00
.1 no
6 CO
5 ()
5 0)
5 0.)
5 00
,1 O
5 00
.1 (
5 00
.1 0.1
5 OJ14
5 0214
.1 02 'a
.1 02 '4
.1 Oil ,
12) .1 0!
... S02"i
... 5 02'4
160 .1 M' ,
40 5 O.'i,
M 5 OIL.
5 021,
M
80
so
1.1)
40
12)
120
200
200
120
W
120
SO
W
SO
SO
so
so
i 07' 1
.1 OPi
5 02 IJ
.1 02 14
1 024
,1 02
5 Ojifj
5 02',,
5 r2i
,1 .121,
5 02i
5 A2"i
5 n2'4
6 02 'j
5 02j
.219 2S0 SOJi,
....211
....211
....2S6
....314
....CIS
....29)
....2.S
....21.1
....248
....211
.'.'.'.'207
....2T9
....2.1S
....273
....2S1
....229
. . . .255
....219
....23.1
. .242
""224
....236
....231
. . . .228
....234
....2M
....210
....23J
..267
..M7
..224
,(.
..268
..238
..231
. .261
. .231
..221
2V
40
210
120
4)
!0
120
29)
83
C4
71
61
76
50
Si)
40
80
120
.220
.W8
120 5 CO 61 28.1
... 5 09 76 213
60 5 00 50 240
... 6 00 07 27.1
... & 00 89 250
... 5 00 61 30
... 5 CO .10 3.13
120 .1 (0 f 269
M 6 CO 73 219
40 5 CO 63 244
23 274 SO 5 00 ,0 5 6 813 ?9
SHEEP There was a decent kind of n
run of sheep today, some fifteen cars being
reported In the yards, most of them n good
kind of stuff. The mnrket on choice kill
ers did not show any material change, but
on anything that was not good the trade
was verv Blow nno wean, wun common
02' i
5 02",
3 02',
5 OP ,
5 02',
.1 02' .
5 02",
5 0.M,
5 C2's
.1 Wt
5 02',
3 GJij
5 02'a
.1 OPi
3 C2'3
5 Cji
5 02',
1 (2'i
.1 021
5 02'j
5 02'i
,1 02 1,
240 6 C2',
lt0 5 02H,
... 5 i'2'i
2S0 SO",
120 5 02 1 4
S) 5 02'4
80 5 C2'.j
... 5 0'H
) 5 021',
ICO 5 D2',i
40 5 021 i
12) 5 02a
SO 5 0." j
120 5 0214
320 6 02 '3
4) 5 C2'i
.1 02 1
.1 02'i
5 02'i
5 02V4
f 02'i
5 02 '4
5 02 V,
5 or,
5 0.1
5 01
5 OI
5 or,
5 03
5 05
5 05
160
160
SO
Stockers and feeders were In verv llcht uief shinnnrn must not forcet
supply, hut so Is the demand. There were 1 what has been said In these columns fre-
fev very common stock cattle on the
Holst-.ln order which were very slow. Rep
resentative sales:
BEEF STEEP.3.
side. The cables were onslderably better
than anticipated, but after opening 4JH0
points higher In response to the llrmness in
1r.r?n i . V J ; j. 1 Iverpool the market quickly dropped back
2S5-16. but Hales, wcie made to nif,UVli prices. Investment support
nhw voiiK i::xi:i:.vi.
MARKET.
Qinitntlnii for the liny 011 ViirlmiH
Coniiiinillt li'H.
NEW YORK. Juno 20.-FLOUR-Rocelpts,
21.000 'bbls.; exports. 7.474 bbls.; lower and
very dull; winter patents, $1.30J4.60; Minne
sota patents, $I.SO'u5.25; Minnesota bakers,
$1.2M3.65; winter straights. $I.101.50; winter
extras. $2.S01i3.25; winter low grades, J2. SCXf4
2S5. Rye flour, llrm: fnlr to good, $3.1G13.S5;
choice to fancy. $i,10ii3.75.
CORNMEAL Firm; yellow western, 95c;
city. 01c; llrandywltu'. $2.f01t2.C(i.
RYE Weak; No. 2 west. rn. 6714c, f o. h.,
nlloat; state. 63(6lc, c. I. f.. New York, car
lots.
BARLEY Dull and nominal; feeding, 18c,
p I. f.. Now York; malting, 50fi53c, 0. I. f
Now York.
BARLEY MALT Nominal at 53fJ3Sc.
WIIEAT-Recclpls, 11.207 bu.; exports,
157,127 bu. Snot, weak; No. 2 red, 91Hc f. o.
b,. afloat; No. 2 red, SSc. elevator; No. 1
northern, Duluth, 91c, f. n. b., afloat,
prompt; No. 1 hard. Duluth. 9.P40. f. o. b..
afloat, prompt. Options gcnernlly weak and
lower all day under heavy realizing, un-
saiisiaciory ciioies aim nuseucu 01 mippnn
such as tho market hid Irct week. North
west crop news continued bad, while bear
ish reports enme In from winter wheat
Mates west of tho Mississippi. Closed weak
nt 3'iH3l40 net ilocllno. July, .sT'h.OM)'!.'.
closed at Sc; September. S7MIS9VC. closed
at 8714c; December. SSUtrMiTHO. closed at
-fSlic
CORN-Recelpts, 110,100 bu. ; exports. 103.
130 bu. Spot, llrm; No. 2. 4SSc. f. o. b..
nlloat, und I'ljc. elevator. Options opened
fairly active and weaker from tho effects of
liquidation, better crop news and lower
rnblcs, but finally recovered on a big cash
demand, July. I6ll6',c. closed nt 46?ie; Sep.
tcmber. Witl l"7nc. closed at I7?ic.
OATS-Rocelpts, 95,700 bu.; exports. 113.777
bu, Spot, steady; No. 2. 29',?c, No. 3, 23i4c;
No. 2 white, 3140; No. 3 white, 3H4C; truck
mixed western, 29lt1(M!5io; track white, 301a
0T3.1ljc. Options, unlet and barely steady.
PROVISIONS-Ileef, firm; family. $10.50fj
12.W); mess, $9.(ri9.5'). Beef hillns, J20-t8V
21.00; packet, $10,500 11.50; cltv. extra India
mess, $1U.00U 17.50. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bullies, $S.12'44l9.0O: pickled shoul
ders, $6,75; pickled hams, $3.751i 10,23. Lard,
wenk; wrstern Btenmed. $7.03; refined,
weak; continent, $7.25; S. A.. $S; com
pound, $6.25. Pork, strong; family, $!3.757r
14.50; shnrt clear, $11.00ffl5.23; mess, $13.0047
JJ.M).
HAY-Qulct; choice. S0fiS7".; shipping, taff
70c.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
'99 crop. lHiMci old. 3HGc; Pacific coast, "i'J
crop, HtiHc; olds, 3i5c,
HIDES-Sleady: (lalvesfon. 20 to 25 lbs.,
Jtci California. IS to 21 lbs,, 2114c; Texas,
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., lie,
LEATH ER Firm ; hemlock sole, Buenos
St, LoiiIm (i nil 11 11111I Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-WHEAT-Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator. $2c; track. 81fiK5c;
July, S2c; August, S2'ic; September, 8314c;
No. 2 hard, SOKSlc.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash. 41c; track, 42c;
June. 41c; July. iO-1,?! 1014c; September. 4114c.
OATS Lower: No 2 cash, 2.1c; track,
23Uo; June, 25c; July, 2314c; September,
2lHo; No. 2 white, 27!c.
RYE Firm, at 62c,
FLOUR Dull, unchanged.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, no market. Flax, nom
inal, nt $1.77.
BRAN S.ciily; sucked, east track, CSJJ'Uc.
CO RNM E A I ,-J2. 10'a 2.15.
HAY - Timothy. strong, $9.50012.50;
prairie, easy, 6.5"'o7.00.
whims ;y steady, ji.ki.
IRON COTTONTIES-$l.C0.
BAaoiNO-7H(rrsc.
HEMP TWINE-Oc.
METALS-Leud, llrm: $1.03fi 10714. Spelter,
llrm; ?4.1.
POULTRY - Steady; chickens. 714c;
springs, U(f?13e; turkeys. 4c. ducks, 6c;
springs. So; geese. 3c; springs, 7c.
EC.OS-Steady: 10c.
BUTTER Steady: creamery. 1019Ue:
dairy. 14'ril0e.
PROVISIONS-Pork. llrm; Jobbing, $12.50.
Lard, lower; prime steam, $6.65; choice,
$6.70. Dry salt meats, shoulders (boxed).
1 steady; extra cuts, 7.23; clear rlhs, $7.37'j;
I clour sides, $7.621-. Bacon (boxed), steady;
extra shorts, $7.75; clear ribs, $7.8714; clear
sides, SS.0O.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 5.0CO bbls: wheat.
21,000 bu; corn, 102,oo0 bu; oats. 36.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 10,(X0 bbls; wheat,
21,000 bu; corn, H5,0n0 bu; oats, 35,000 bu.
1..l nl OCU,.
Follo"ln nro tho closing prices on tho
New York Stock exennngo
Liverpool (irnln 11 nil Pro vlnlnim.
LIVERPOOL. June 2fl.WH"EAT Spot,
steadv; No. 1 northern, spring. 6s 614d; No.
I C.illfo-nla. lis 9d5i6s lOd. Futures were
easy; July. Cs 61! ; September, 63 7d; Decem
ber, nnp'lnal.
CORN Snot, American mixed, dull nt 4s
ld; American mixed, old, firm nt 4s 4d.
Futures wcro quiet; July, 4s; September,
1-. Id.
PROVISIONS-Uird. Amerlcun refined. In
2S-lb. palls, dull at Si'h 6d; prime western, In
tleree. dull at Ik's.
CHEESE Amrrlcan finest, white, steady
nt 49 1 6d; Amerlcnn finest, colored, stendy
at 49s 6d.
The Invnrts of wheat Into Liverpool for
tho nast thrro days were 293.000 centals, In
cluding 119,009 American. The Imports of
Ainerlenn corn Into Liverpool for tho pnst
ten days weie 76,500 centals. The weather
wns cool and but little sunshine.
Kiiiiniin City (irnln 11 ml Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Juno 26,-WHEAT-July,
72'ic: September, 741c; cash. No. 2 hard,
71c; No. 3, 7073!?c; No. 2 red, SOWS'.'c; No.
3, 74ff7So.
CORN July, 39ri39i4o: September, 40c;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 39c; No. 2 white, 40If
40Uc: No. 3, 39U.,..
OATS-No. 2 white, 2ili2714c
RYE No ". 66c.
HAY-Cholco timothy, $10,005(10.59; cholco
prairie, 17OWi7.50.
BUTTER-Crenmery. KlfilSo; dairy, fnncy,
lie
EOQS Firm- fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
stock, 8c per dozen; seconds, 5c. loss off,
oases returned; southern, fie; now white
wiiou cases inciuueii, ie more.
RECEIPTS-Whcat. 27,000 bu: corn, 16.900
bu: oats. 12,000 bu.
SHIPMENTri-Wheat. 22,200 bu; corn,
31,800 bu; oats. 1,000 bu.
Hllsvniikpp (irnln Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 26. WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern, S4!4fS3c; No. 2
northern. Simn kiuc.
RYE-Rleady; No. . 3c.
HA RLE Y Higher; No. 2, 4S? (9c; Bample,
I'WITc.
SlIiineiHiollH When! Market,
MINNEAPOLIS. June 26.-WHEAT-In
store, No. 1 northern, June, Sjyje; July,
Atchison
do pfd
II. & O
Cnn. Pacific ....
Can. Southern ..
Ches. & Ohio
C11I. Clt. IV
C. 11. & Q
C. 1. & L
do pfd
C. & K. I
C. & N. IV
C, II. I. & P ..
C C. C & St.
Colo. Houthein .
do lut pfd
do 2d pfd ,
Del. & II
P., U & IV
i). & n. o
do pfd
Iirle
do let pfd
(It. North, pfd..
Hocking Coal ..
Hocking Valley.
III. Central
Iowa Central ..
do pfd
K. C, P. & O
It. V.. k w
do pfd
Uilie Shore ...
IauIs. & Nash.
Manhattan L ..
Met. m. By
Mex. Central ...
M. & St. L
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mobile & Ohio..
M.. K. & T...
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central ..
Nor. Weet...
do pfd
N. Pacific
do nfd
Ontario & W...
O. H. & N
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Reading
do tit pfd ...
do 2d pfd
It. C. W
Mo pfd
St. U fi S. V..
do lut pfd....
do 2d pfd ....
St. U & H. W.
do pfd
Ht. Paul
do pfd.
St. P. & O.
S. Pneltlo ...
S, Railway .
do pfd
i.v. Tex:i & Pacific.
;,p . Union Pacific
ui pin . . .
WnliuMi
do pfd
V. L. li
do 2 1 pfd
Wis. Central ..,
ui'. Third Avenuo .
H lAdauis Exprtm
93 (Anier. Kxprcss
'".1'4 1 r.tpreRs
101T, W' llB-Far-. V.x....
y,r.t Am. Cotton Oil
jtj) do pfd
4,) I Am. Malting ,
j(j 'do iifd
inovlAm. S. & It
177 I d" l'f''
jijt, Am. Spirits
ff, ' I do pfd
HI, Am, Steel Hoop ..,
j,iil do pfd
148 Am- & W
Ui. i do pfd ,
,31 Am. Tlnplnto
HO- 'lo I'fd
Am. 'P..I... ......
I1U Mil ,,
Anaoonda M. Co..,
Ilrmiklvn It. T
Colo. F. & I.
... '
... 8S
... 19
... 23'4
... 10'
...122
13'4
.... m,
.... 71'i
.... C8i
.... 17 V,
s
U
....ton
....113
....130
.... 11
....12.1
tailing tp develop, and at midday showed
n degree of feebleness not before noticed
In several days. The wiekly government
weather report was received shortly after 1
o'clock and proved deildedly worse than
anticipated, declaring that fields were being
abandoned In bottom lands of the central
bell, owlnj to excessive srowth of grass,
with lice doing serious dnm.ige In other sec
tions. ShortH Immediately took fright and
In their rush to protect oversold accounts
fo'ced prices up to a level 5 points above
last night's closing. Very little Investment
bualness cume In on the advance, however,
and with bears' wants satisfied prices began
to cruinnio under realizing on a generous
43
n'i
. . 90
..20S',4
.. 74
.. SlVii
..i
Continental Tobacco 22'.4
do nfd
Federal Steal .
do nfd ....
in: fleii. Electric .
4;' .Glucose Sngnr
do pfd
,;v'lnter. Paper ..
31 ! . ?.jpri
na!'"l irutr huh ,,
' v . 111.......
7311
.... 3)
.... fit'i
....127
.... 13
.... 97
5014 1 scale. Tho entire list .suffered In the re-
iiijisi' ami ior ino rest 01 iue session ilie
market wus exceedingly Irregular, with both
bulls and beats oxhlnitlng distrust. The
close wns very steady at .1 net advance of
12fi20 nolnts. Futures closed very steady;
June and July, $9.1S; August. $9.0.1; Septem
ber. $S.6S; October, $S.C0; November, $s.41;
December. $139; January, $s.3S; February,
$U1; March, 5S.43: April, $S.I3; May, $8.18.
Spot closed quiet and steady; middling up
lands, 9 9-16c; middling gulf, 9 13-16c; Vales,
10) b:iles.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26,-COTTON-Fu.
tures, llrm; June, nominal; July. $3.51 bid;
August. $3,131(9.11; September, $S.6M!i.61; Oc
tober. $S.326S,33 November and December,
$S.22fiS.21; January. $8.235iS.24; February.
$S.25JjS.27; March, $S.2S1iS.30. Spot, steady;
sales, l.CO) bales; ordinary, "Tic; good ordi
nary, fV; low middling, !) 1-lBc; middling,
914c; good middling, 9-T'(c; middling fair, 10c;
receipts, 662 bales; stock. 67.131 boles.
ST. LOUIS. June 2U.-COTTON-Qulct and
t-16c higher; middling. 9 3-16c; sales, none;
receipts. 110 bales; shipments, 3t,0 bales;
stock, 36,501 bales.
SS
. 2'.
. 20
. 3'i
. Sr.
. Ha
, 17
. mi
. C3
. 30'',
. 8)i
. 19
. 7l'i
. SG'i
.129
. im;
. ii
1CH
29Vj
Nat. Illicult
Nat. Iead
' A ...
20'4
do pfd..
'It
eo4
28
79ij
I8TJ
.123'i
. 16
'.Nat. Steel
-,QJ ,l0 ffd
;,)s? N. Y. Air Brake.. .
N. American
" '.Pnellln r ...
4- A ...
m" m 'IU
do 24 pfd
I'arlllc Mall
Peonlen IliiH
Jill'renied Steel Car..
"' - ,lft nf.l
" y.u i Pullman P. (
.. 9
.. 65
.. 31 4
.. 9
.. 53
..110
.ITCH
118
3W
IP
&''
iStandard It. & T..
sugar
do pfd
Tenn. C. & I
P. H. leather
do pfd
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
Western Union ..,
Itc-liubllc I. & S..,
d) pfd
P.. C i.' & St. L
126
11'.
.11
SO
31' J
26'4
T.'i
42'.i
73V,
.1"6
I'4
.1111
.Hl'i
. 63' i
. i
. 66
. 2.1' i
. 92'b
. 79
. 9',1
,. 51
. 6)
Offered. Assessment paid. Ex-dlv.
.Vesr York Mliiluvr Stocks.
NEW YORK. Juno 2i.-Tho following nro
tho closing quotations for mining shares
tods;-:
Chollar
Crown Point .. ..
Con. Col. & Va
Oould & Currle...
Hale &. Nor roj.
Ilomemake
1-on Sliver
1 Mexican
Ontario
.. 11
. . ,1
..141
. no
. 50
.:co 1
.. 13
.. 18
"TMr
I'lymmiUi
Qu'cksllver ....
do pfd
Siena Nevada .
Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jncket .
Peadwood
. 70
. 71
.1:0
,.'M
. 21
,.3
. 17
. 8
.. 10
Unroll; 11 I'liui nclnl.
LONDON, Juno 26. Prices for Amerlcnn
securities udvaticed at tho ipenlnK and re
mained steady until near the closo, when
there wns a partial reaction, closing Irrogu.
lnr. The mnrket wns inactive, but the tone
good, Spanish 4s clospd 71hc. Amount nf
bullion withdrawn from the lltnk of Eng
land on balance today, i'2S,0)0.
PARIS, June 25. On the Bourso today
business began good and was accentuated
V.'ool Market.
BOSTON. June 26.-A dull market in
wools continues and sales are eager. Terri
tory wools move nlowly, but fuw new wools
are cor'-; !n. Tho market can onlv ho
quoted on a quotable basis in the ubsenco
of buslno-s for lino medium and line
About 5UJ(52e, scoured, Is tho price, with
staple llneu 50f)55c. Fleece wools are chang
ing hands and valued are entirely nominal.
Following are quotations for leading de
scriptions: Ohio und Pennwyl vanla fleeces,
X and above, 25Tj 27t ; XX and above. SSe;
delaine. 31c; No. 1 combing, 31c; No. 2
combing nnd thrce-elghths-blood, 30'iillc;
quarter-blood, washed, 29Ti3Uc. Michigan,
Wisconsin, etc. X Michigan. 23c No. 1
Michigan combing, 30c; No. 2 Michigan
combing, 20c; quarter-blood, washed. 29
IlOc; coarse und brnld Washington. 26ff27c;
lino delaine, 27Ci2So. Unwashed medium, otc.
Kontuok:' and Indiana quarter-blood
combing. 2iT2Cc; Mlsnouri qu.irtcr-blood
combing, 2l'u23e; three-elghths-blood. 24JT'
23c: hruld tombing. 21fo22c; lako and
Oeorgln, SSfiSlc. Territory, scoured basis
.Montnna anil Wyoming, tine medium nnd
line, nftiisc: scoured. 5i)1io2c: staple, 5oe
Utah, tine medium and line, 16t17c; scoured,
50ii31c: Htapl-. OI5)33c; Idaho, lino medium
and tine. 16'i17o: stanle, alfisic. Austra
lian, scoured basis, spot prices, combing.
biiierllne. nominal at S'.'iic; good. S3fS2c.
NEW YORK. June 20 -WOOI4 Dllll; do
mcstlc tlecce, 23'i2Sc; ToxaH. ISfilGc
SiiKiir Slnrkct.
NEW YORK, Juno 26-SUaAR-Raw,
strong; reiining, i is-iu; cenirirucai, uu test,
4 11-10. Molasses suynr, 3 15-16; No. 6. $3.30;
No. 7. $5.23; No. S, $5.20: No. 10. $5.10; No. 11,
$5 05; No. 12. J5.00; No. 13. 85.C0; No. II,
I $500. Stuudard A. !5.60; confectioners' A,
$5.1.0: mould A, $3.05: cutiour. $029; crusned,
$6.20; powdered, $3.iX); granulated, $1,80;
Cubes. 85.9.1.
NEW ORLEANS, June Ctf-SUOAR-Strong:
centrifugal, yellow, 4!4lfj5c; sec
onds. 3iJj4,ic.
No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
1 VA J2 00 1 1I.M .1 00
1 730 4 00 19 1183 5 CO
1 PtiO 4 i") 22 1164 5 00
1 660 4 11 18 1091 5 00
1 1110 4 il 23 1150 .1 00
1 IrtiO 4 23 iti 1080 5 CO
4 7S5 4 4 ) 3 1205 5 C)
2 80 4 .7) 28 1307 5 0)
1 930 4 .V) IS 1148 5 00
1 720 4 SO 13 U81 5 0)
3 853 4 .V) 3 13.M 5 CO
3 10OO 4 V) 23 1100 5 00
1 M0 4 SO 28 113) 5 CO
9 SW 4 W 31 120J 5 00
14 9C 4 GO 38 1268 5 00
15 563 4 CO 12 1213 8 03
22 941 4 ( 40 123.8 5 OS
2J 89) 4 65 36 1251 S 0
8 !'30 4 65 1 10SD 6 61
51 1077 4 70 101 1240 5 01
3 1076 4 70 15 1038 5 05
3 823 4 70 19 1148 3 01
30 937 4 70 67 1136 5 0.1
8 1135 4 70 22 1275 5 10
21 1037 4 70 48 13C4 5 10
23 1083 4 75 19 1257 5 10
13 PI) 4 73 ;l 12C8 5 10
21 968 4 75 7 1207 5 10
SO 1110 4 7) 41 1324 5 10
18 lilt 4 SO IS 13C6 5 11)
27 1027 4 8 ) 40 1337 5 15
23 1011 4 SO 17 1230 5 1.1
27 1249 4 8.) ICS 1431 5 15
3 993 4 Si 5.1 1249 fi 15
21 ..H41 4 15 19 1302 5 1.1
I MM) 4 S3 18 1361 5 11
14 1103 4 S3 18 1323 5 20
22 10S9 4 Oi) 20 1104 5 20
41 1173 4 !) 73 1210 5 20
22 1130 4 9.) 20 12V) 5 2)
1 1030 4 90 2.1 1360 fi 20
3! 1161 4 00 46 IJC 5 20
22 971 4 10 25 1329 5 20
13 1079 4 9) 7 1352 5 il
9J 1208 4 90 61 1217 5 30
24 1177 4 51
STEERS AND STAGS.
24 1196 4 SI
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
3 903 4 C.) 11 10S5 4 95
33 ISO 4 70 23 '....1311 5 05
15 S61 4 75 2') 1320 5 20
17 1009 4 90
STEERS TEXAS.
1 140 4 00 42 1286 6 05
22 1140 4 SO
COWS.
1 730 1 50 6 998 3 70
1 770 2 50 1 128) 3 78
I 1 (90 2 0) 7 1241 3 90
1 910 2 25 1 H20 3 f)
1 910 2 25 1 110') i 90
1 1010 2 50 7 1057 3 90
1 1170 2 90 1 I0 4 CO
1 108) 3 O) 1 mo 4 CO
1 9S0 3 CO 3 1126 4 Co
1 1300 3 25 2 1141 4 00
1 970 3 25 3 1030 4 03
1 C.S0 3 21 3 10S3 4 10
4 15 3 25 1 120) 4 10
2 935 3 25 1 1160 4 IS
1 119) 3 10 4 1071 4 20
1 .....1000 3 40 2 11SS 4 2.1
4 .....1037 3 40 1 980 4 21
1 930 3 SO 1 1CM) 4 21
1 90i) 3 60 4 1253 4 2.1
1 1070 3 60 2 111.0 4 3')
8 1018 3 61 2 Ml 4 11
2 843 3 65 1 1270 4 3.1
21 1021 3 61 1 119) 4 (J)
2 1120 3 70 1 1210 4 61
IIEIFER3.
1 790 2 .Vl 2 785 I 41
2 69) 3 00 8 845 3 41
5 610 3 23 1 960 4 10
1 660 3 25 10 771 4 41
2 CCS 3 25 6 5!8 3 (5
4 S30 4 25 1 800 4 50
124 830 4 25 21 778 4 70
3 S23 4 35
BULLS.
1 1210 2 83 1 ,..1690 3 65
1 14.1) 3 25 3 1540 3 73
1 1520 3 35 1 1720 4 CO
2 112) 3 40 1 1240 4 01
1 1530 3 50 1 1S10 4 II
1 1410 3 63 1 118) 4 21
CALVES.
1 160 6 00 2 113 6 75
1 2V) 6 11 1 170 7 CO
1 110 6 SO 2 133 7 CO
nnentlv nf lnt. recnrdlne the verv noor de
iiinnd for feeders this early In the season.
The onlv tblnir thai sells now Is fat stuff.
Quotations: western grass wetners, ji.oo
IR4.25: choice grass yearlings. $l.iM?ri.oo: red
wethers. Il.la'&C.OO: fed venrllncs. $5.00fl.1.40;
red owes, good to ciioicp, 4.um.si; ra;r 10
good fed ewes. $3.65??4.00: good to choice
clipped lambs. $S.7Efi6.G0; fnlr to good
cllnpcd lambs, $5.33iG.50, Representative
snies;
No.
20 year ngs and sheep
637 Wyoming grass wethers
193 crass wethers
620 yearlings and sheep
2 yearlings
339 yearlings
1 buck
102 Wyomlne feeder wethers
'.Mi western ewes
189 Wyoming wethers
13 pwcs
12 wethers
402 western mixed
5 lamns
4 lambs
15 lambs
Oil MnrKetN,
OIL CITY. Pu., Juno 26.-OIUS-Credlt
balanctH, $1.23: certltlcaleH. $1.23 bid for
cosh: shipments, 133.923 bbls,; average, 9.'..
750 bbls.; runs, 111,221 bbls. ; average, 90,330
bids
VMIV vnillv .limn 'M OI I.S Cntlnnseeil.
later by the news from Tien Tsln. Spanish I easy; prime crude, 23o; prime crude, yel
4s were the feature of the trading. Rio low, SOo. Petroleum, quiet. Turpentine,
tlntos recovered bharply on tho rise In cop- llrm, 4314046c.
1..
1.
1...,
1....
1.. .
1...
19...
V.'.V
1670
STOCK COWS
810 2 M
S10 2 C)
970 2 71
SM 3 1
STAGS.
6)
HEIFERS.
059 3 31
1170 3 70
S22 3 73
.1140 3 90
AND
1
1
14
I....
STOCKER8 AND FEEDERS
j;0 3 21 II 748 3 90
S47 4 5) 23 H06 4 1.1
fifti 3 SO 2 S20 4 74
POO 3 50
HOGS There was a good, liberal run of
hoes on bale today, and at the same time
Wt. Pr.
.. 91 $1 00
..ill 4 no
, . . 107
...91
... SI
... 91
...160
...70
... SS
...103
...103
... m
... 82
... 62
I 2)
67
4 7,1
4 75
3 25
3 60
3 .10
3 85
4 00
4 7.1
4 7.1
5 no
f. 23
6 23
$2 35iJfl.o. Texni and Indian steers, $3.6M
4.85; cows and heifers. $2 l.1fi3.S5.
IIOGS-Rpi'clp!. S.2O0 head, market CHIOj
lower, nigs nnd lights. $S.0ofIS.15; packers,
$o.u3ff.l.l5; bllti hers. $3.1.VriS.2S.
SHEEP AND LAM t)S -Receipts. 4.JW
hrad. market t&!25c lower, native mutton,
$4.(C4.50; lumbs, JI..V)f6.(; culls and bucks,
$2.tWI.50.
St, Joseph l.lvp Much.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo., June W.-(Spe-clal.)
Thp Journal uuoles:
CATTLE-Receipts 1,1(0 hend; market
nctlvp and strong; natives, $1.1517.1.20; Texns
and westerns. $l.0Oti,VO0. cows and heifers,
$2.25W.15; bulls mid stags. J2.2.V4.!; year
lings nnd calvps, $Miufi(t.). stnekeres and
feeder", $.1.2ofll 60; vcnls, $SM)fi6 73.
HOOS-Rcoi'lpts. 8,800 head, mnrket gen
erally 10c lower; .ill grade". JS.fifrd5.lJ; bulk
of sales. $5.C2!,Ji3.lO.
SHEEP-Recolpts. 2.500 head; market act
Ivo nnd steady.
CnfTep Mnrket.
NEW YORK. June 26 -COFFEE-Spot.
Rio, steadv: No. 7. Invoice, 8ise. Mild,
steady; Cordova. $9.23J19.5n. The coffee,
market opened steady with prices un
changed to 1,1 points higher on Eur"
poan cables, (orelgu demand, disappointing
new rrop movement and Ideal covering
The demand was checked, however, by tins
weakness in Brazil, with some easiness
here later under iocal realizing. Publlo
snei illative Interest was very slack. The,
close was quiet, with prices 5 points up to
u points net lower. Total snhn. 10,230 bags,
Including July at $7.15; September. 7 3MD
7.10; October, $7.': November, $7.1007 11:
December, $7.60117.63; February. $7 S);
March. $7.S0f7.SS; .May. $7.00.
Reduction In Print Clolli.
FALL RIVER. June 26 -The selling com
mlttee of the Cotton Manufacturers' asso.
elation today decided upon a redurtlon in
the price on print clotlm from 3le to 2V
All other syndicate goods will be reduced
in price correspondingly. Buslncs has
been verv dull for several weeks and there
Is talk of a shut-down to curtail prodin -Hon
and a redu lion In wnsos. No olIV l.il
action has been taken, however, with r. lo
tion to either proposition.
Cnllfnriiln Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. June 26. CALIFORNI .
DRIED FRUITS-Cnntlnue nctlve. Busi
ness was rather quiet in the market f"r
evaporated apples today: buyers and sell
ers far apart; pi Ices remain as last quoted;
state, common. IltJOc; prime. CiliSc,
choice. 6W(l'tc. fancy. 7'ii'iNe. Prunes 4'a
0"i7o, ns to size nnd quality. Apricots. P.nsnl,
12'ifiilc; Moor Park, llfil'i. Pea. lies,
peeled. 16'u20o; impeded. 6t79c.
CROPS BLASTED BY DROUTH
.Mliiiipsritn M'lll I.onp Millions of Dol
lars In DnnniiiP to llnlry In
terests lllll4'.
ST. PAUL, Minn , June 26. Although tho
mercury has been In tho 'ids for several
days no prostrations frrra the heat h.ive yet
bocn reported. Tho highest loril toniprta
ture today was HI, according lo tho weather
nlllccr, a slight Mhower cooilns tho air per
ceptibly during the afternoon, though Its rr
fect waa only temporary. Similar hot
weather is still reported from all over tho
northwest, tho June records for twenty
three cars past having ben pasbed. Good
showers were repotted In northwcbtern Min
nesota today.
The present drouth will mean the Iocs of
millions of dollars to tho dairy and butter
indiibtry of Mlnnefoln," said Commissioner
J. M. Bowler of the state dairy and focd do
partmcnt this morning.
"Tho butter output of the state has fallen
off 25 per cent In Uv labt month because of
the scarcity of hay, gra3 and fodder due to
the drouth."
Deputy Commissioner B. D. Whlto of th
department trcturVied today from a trip
through tho slate and reported n very dis
couraging outlook for tho butter nnd dairy
men unless they got rain, so that fodder
corn to carry their slock inrough the winter
can be raised.
Minnesota annually produces more than
$10,000,000 worth of butter and Mr. Whlto
says there will be a decrease of fully f.O per
cent this year.
He ayB that a number of tho farmers
have nlready begun reducing herds by soil
ing and many are cutting grass and feeding
it to their stock.
Encouraging reports have been receivel
from the counties in tho extreme southern
part of tho state, where a fair amount of
rain has fallen.
CHICAGO 1,1 VI! STOCK MAIiltHl',
Sleer Sternly ami IVenk Sheep nnil
I.nmlin l.imer.
CHICAGO, Juno 26.-CATTLE-Rccelpts.
3,000 head; steers, steady; choice butchers'
stock, steady; others weak; natives, best
on salo today ono carload at $3.63; good to
prlmo fiteers, $3.00fi5.7.V, poor medium, $1.50
ffS.OO; selected feeders, slow, except best.
at $1.15'uN.85; mixed stockers, 10'uloc lower
at $1.1Eff3.90; cows. $2.90W4.50: Heifers. $3.Cc1?
6.00; ennners, weak at $2,251(2 75; bulls, slow
at $2.7531.2.1; calves. 25c below last Ttien
day at $t.&og0.50; Tcxans, receipts 1,000
nenu; nest on sine toaay one carioau ni
$5.15; Texas grass steers, steady at $3.63f()
4.25: Texas bull. $2.731i3.40.
HOGS Receipts today, .ow neao; to.
morrow. 32.O00 head; left over, 6.010 head:
generally lCc lower; top, $5.2714; mixed nnd
butchers, $.1.03fi5.25; good to choice heavy,
$3,20?f. 1.274; rough heavy. $5.(Wi.l.l.l; light,
$.1.05.75.21: bulk of sales. $5.15fi3.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7.0CO
head; sheep and lambs. 151j40c lower; good
to choice wethers, $4.4. 75; fnlr to choice,
mixed. $3.25fN.10; western sheep, $1.00
4.21: Texns sheen, $I.50tt4.OO; native lambs.
$3.00'Sj6.00; western lambs, $3,7506.00; spring
lambs, $4.2510.60.
New York Live Stoi-U,
NEW YORK. June 21. - BEEVES - Re
ceipts. 296 head: no trading; feeling steady:
cables quoted United States cattle llrmer at
llftffiUo per lb.; refrigerator beef, higher
nt 9c per lb.; shipments, S90 head cattle and
5.6CO quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 193 head: slow nnd
weak; 200 head calves unsold; veals, $l.50i;r
6.50: culls, $1: buttermilks, $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. n,914
hend: 61 enra on salo and 5 cars arrived
after mnrket was over- sheep, depressed,
selling lower; lambs. 25fiG0e off; sheep. $3.0)
Ji4.50; culls, $2.00fi2.75: lumbs. $lo0fj0.C0; 2
cars extra at $6.r,0fpi.Sl: culls. $1.
HOGS Receipts, 1,031 hend; 62 cars on
salo; stendy at $.1.70t(1.S0.
Kiiiihiis City Mp Slock.
KANSAS CITY. Juno 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts 7,500 natives und 1.OD0 Texans; good
style cattle of any welgnt steady: few un
finished gr.wors n shade lower; heavy na
tive steers, $4.7Vri5.33; stoikers and feeders,
XI 007(4.70: butchers' rows nnd heifers. $1.0)
SI! 09; ennners, $2.50f?3.00; fed westerns, $1.25
(B5.20: Texan pronscrs. J3.233.S5.
HOGS Receipts, 11,200 hend; mostly 54p
10o lower: closed llrm; heavv. $5.00314.171,:
mljreil. $3.00ii5.15; light, $1,901)3.03; pU, $1.70
04.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,70)
head: light supply, mostly nf common nunl
Ity, sold at lower prices; lambs. $6.00176 50;
muttons. $1.2501.73: Texans. $1.10S4.25; feed
em, $3.000 1.C0; culls. $2.601,3.00.
Stock III SIkIiI.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal webtcrn markets for Juno 26:
Cuttle. Hoes. Sheen.
South Omaha 4.171 12,930 3 799
Chicago 3,(CV 25,001 7,f10
Kansas City H.fOO H! ?'JS?
St. Louis . 3,00) 8,200 4.6CO
lU'lXSIOXS FOR WESTER?. VETEHAX?.
War Survlsom Henieiiilipred !' 4'
(ienerul (ioveriunent.
"WASHINGTON, June 26. (Special. )-Tho
following pensions have been granted:
Issue of June S, 1900:
Nebraska: Incrcnse-ficorgo P. Chess
man, York. $12; George lluyworth. Mi( ool
Junction, $10; Jonathan N. 1' letcher. Brew
ster, $10. Kclssue-Jumcs he.itnn. Lin
coln, $10. Orlglnnl widows. ctc.-Mnllnda J.
Monroe, Tekamnh. $12. ,
Iowa: Original David J. lvlllani. Ijorest
City, $6; Charles W. Whltson. Wlnflcld. $;.
Additional-John T. Sanger. Qjilmby. .
Renewal and Inereuse-Brazll II. ipg n,
Dow City. $11.- Increase-William Vs elsh,
Crahnm. $S; Samuel Reams. DiMlunee. $12;
(special act jiinc 12) Hamilton K. Williams.
Mount Pleasant. $10. Reissue-Henry l'Ui-k.
Tlpthn. $?; (special net Juno 12i Wllllm
Bates, Hampton. $12. Original widows, etc,
Mary M. Green. Menlo, $3.
Sole of Cent nil Ilrmicli l.niiil".
ST PAUL. June 26. Judge Sanborn of
the United Statin circuit court of appeals
had a hearing today In the sale nf the l en
trnl Branch, Union Pacific unmortgaged
lai'.''- In Kansas. .
The matter came up on a motion to con
firm the sale, to which objections were In
tMrnnsed by various claimants, who In
sisted that they had a perfect title under
deeds from the Central Brunch. The court
'nsti'mied the sale nnd held that the oh
lectors had no standing in eourl. not being
parties to tho suit. The counsel for the ob
iectors and purchasers agreed to Investl
irnto the tltloi and to consent to the enn
tlnrntlon of the sale of all lands except
those to which tho chilmnnu had a perfect
tltlu by deed.
Till'! RI1AI.TY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS Hied for rcconl June 26:
Wnrrnnt.v Deed.
William Mel. Fuller nnd wife fo
George Schneider, n 27'4 feet lot 23.
block 16. Hnnscom Place $ 4,001
Midway Inprovement Company to P.
L. Adsbol. lots 23 mid 21, block 3,
Persons B's nil i50
C. B. Ellis nnd husband to M. C
Leuthstrom, o 41 feet of n 12il feet,
lot 45. Glso's nil 25
W. P. Deverell and wife to .1. A. Gib
son, w 10 feel, lot I nnd p 31 feet, lot
5, block 12, Reed's Hist .)
C. E. Kohn and husband to W. D.
Hanson, lots 1 to I, Koch s sub 4,51)
J. C. Temple to W. A. DeBord. II 41
feet lot 19'.2. Millard ("s ad o"0
L. M. DeClercn to Adelaide Sackett,
27 feet of n 73 feet, lots II and 12,
block 2, Sherwood n.irk 1
W. 1). Hanson nnil wife to (. L.
Kohn. lot I. block 13. South Omiha.. 2,0)3
B. H. Blchards and wife to E. W . Ar
thur. n'a nw mid sw nw 31-15-I0 2,0o0
J L. Kennedy and wife to Nelllo
Havens, lots II. 15 and 16, Creicnt
park . ''.-'
C. A. Hunt and wife to August
Or.uilev.skl. S Vj fret, lot 10, bloelc
10, Wilcox first ad 75
M. M. Parmer and wife to M F.
Bmirke, lot 3, block 15. Wnhiut IIIII.. 2.5'")
Arinaud de Potter and wife to J. H.
Rohlff, lot 5. block 2. Mnrsh's nd.... 2.5'X)
Unit CIiiIiii Di-pils.
S. N. Kohn and wlfo to W. D. Hanson.
651 90x6 feet commencing at sw corner
lot 3 nnd 327 45x6 trot commcnclnc
at sw corner, lol 1, Koch's Mib 1
M. E. Kohn ct. nl.. to same. 327 45x6
feet commencing at sw corner, lot 2,
Koch'H sub I
Total amount of trnnsfnrs $31,101
Total"
.18,974 60.3S0 17.999
Ht. I.onU Live Stock.
FT. LOUIS, June 26.-CATTLE Receipts,
3.009 head, Including 1. 100 Texans: market
steadv; native shlT'Tdng and export steers,
r4.7cVAft.65; dressed beef and butcher steer",
$4.50715.15; Meer-i under 1,000 lb"., $(.20f4."0:
Mockers n1 fcfders, $3 454. cows and
helferi, $2.0024.93: canncrs, $1.60'a2.S5; bulls.
JAMES E BOYD & GO.,
Telephone 10:11). Omnli.i, N'iV
COMAIISSION,
(.RAIN, PROVISIONS uiul STOCKS
1IOAHU OF THADK.
Correspondence; John A. Warren Co
uireci wires to Chlcuo and N-u- YorX
RRPEHMEYaCO.
800M4ht:UFEBU)i
' CHAHA fltt-
BRArKrt 103ft ttlt
uncoui ttu
4
