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TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JUNE 22. 1002.
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CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Jol'bfn Wen i Littl Short Handed on
AcccuTt of tie Eicurtion.
HOST SATISFACTORY TRIP YET TAKEN
Terr t.mnA leeaaaad fnr Beaaoaable
aerehaadlea Reported freak All
Iteaartaaeats of tke Jak
Haa Trait.
iTh CitnrrwiBl club excursion on Thtirs-
'nrv and J-naay caused manr vacsnci' '
n In the ic.bbtr a district, and trice i
I ho were left behind hud tn-ir handF full I
keep up aitb the worn. Evn with eli
ian'j tire Mti t there tou.d have ln work
nouirh for (-Tcn-nM. It ha. ben a
olerably busy week In thiit iwrimn o ti.e
'ty. Orders t it all s-eiiia ble gonds ha'e .
leen coming In freely arid encour.. tir.r re- '
Lirts only are tnr: w;.h i lit ii .
ath"r ha unqu-l"n:;t'!y bad a ru'h"-
Impressing iriTeci upon me demand f f
one hues, but the -fct has n"t be-
marked enough to cut mu'h figure la tb
lotul.
The excorslonls prf back !n their
Maces vesterdav and th big stone wc'c.h
hey had to tell regarding the frr-rou
' ond.tli n pretaiMng :n ili country fr-uah
Ihii4i 4 Ir . m.. . a-.t wmilri e!! levrll
volumes "Richer than t h Nile v il ey."
f "The finest sertion of farming lui.'ry o
f be found In Amtrl'-a," aire wnif ;f the
I J epithet used l rieT!t.lr.g the coun'v.
J J Hut what impressed the traveler the mo-t
the unmistakable leelmg f corti
dence ao evident among the bus'-new men
of the town visited a confidence b
on a knowledge of the actual conditions
prevailing am..r,r the farmer and st.ics
men of the surrounding countr.
As to the benefit to In- derived fnm 'he
trip. ' seemed agreed that :hey "Uli Ic
manifold Jobticrs aere pi. id in m-et th" r
customers at their omn homes, and or he
Other band, country merchant app a-ed
to be pleased at the notion rhat inn ha
Jobticr retarded th-Ir business aa worth
coming after
llesnaad fur Aeaetablea.
The frmcery obbera arrrfllnr to all r-
nrta. have 'been very t.ufy aiirlrg the
sat week, w hlcb la nothir.g new. aa that
hat been the condition (f aflalra all 'he
eaion. Aa one cf the Jdbbera pat It. "We
would be worked to death if we had any.
thing more to do. aa we are m-orkine full
time all tb whl'e. and overtime a prtlen
of (he week " Thla. tco. In the face of the
fart that the abundant crop of hcm"-rr-. n
vegetable In all ae'-tlona of the tate haa
ciu tluwn aomewhat the demand f T many
ltnca of canned vegetables. The proa
pectivp larae cmp of fmall frulta 1 a)ao
raring aome effect upon the demand for
certain ltnea of cann d and drlei fruit.,
but the experience la thut whenever the
demand la cut down by reia .n of ihc-e
being a large home aupply. the denian 1 for
aome other line of good la lncre:i.d
enough to make jp any deficiency there
m a v be.
Salmon packer are hcrlrnlnn to taik ihat
thexe will b a ahortape In the anpprv of
canned aalmon thla year owing to a
smeller pack In the face of a greatlv n
preaaed eatimate aa to the Fix- of ih de
mand. It la thought that the park for
the coaat wlli not greatly exceed s'hiii
ceaea. wniie tne eatimate 01 ice rnwjiu n
demand, baaed on "the experience of this
year. 1. planed at 4 U Mm.
Advl'-ca from Baltimore packer aar that
the weather condition have been verv un
favorable, both for maturing and grow'ng
perji. beriiee and other amall fru'.ta. The
arrivals of fruit and vegetable at the
cannerle ehow plalnlv the effect n' dn
weather. Some are talking high pricea for
amall fruit on thi account.
Uarlware I ban area Uttle.
The altuatlon a regard iron and ateel
rooda change but little from day to day.
Manufacturer In the eaat are talking
about a acarrlty of Iron, but there 1 sp
parently enough on hand to keep the mtlia
going, and an fhr ro real ahortage ha
been reported. lcal'y there I a very
good trade doing In- hardware. A noted a
week ago. builder' upplle are 'n active
demand, owing to the conaldcrable amount
of construction that la going on In trib
utary territory. In fact, all linea of goorta
tiauallv found aelltng at thl aeaon of the
year are going Into consumption nt a fal-ly
rapid rate and there aeem to be no cause
for complaint.
weather Ta Cool.
The dry good people would llk to ace
more aeaaonable weather, eaneclally the
retail contingent, which compiling, that
light summer gooda are not going trro
eonaumptlon a rapidly aa they ought bv
tbe middle of June. They Bay that w.th
the weather so cool people delav buying
hot weather good, such a light underw-ar,
light dreaa gonda. thin hosiery, etc. The
Jobbera. too. feel that with more favorable
weather their business would ahow up bel
ter aa It would increase order for im
mediate ahlpment. Fall buainei. on the
Mhor hand 1 verv rood for this sea.on
and nrnecta were never more favorable.
Everyone in the trade Is predicting
ki.t unhim of n tea for the vear
the
ever
experienced In the history- f the dry gooda
business In this city.
The lateat bit of gosalp in dry good, ctr
cls as to tbe effect that a plajit button
trust la In process of forming In 'he eat.
W hat will come of It remain to be seen.
Hot Mark (
Thai baa been an uneventful week among
the aho house. There Is a aatlrf nctory
business doing, but It ha ben n rood
deal of the everv-day anrt of bualnea.
Without anv apeclal featurea to dlstlngu sh
It from the regular routine of trade Or
ders are coming In quite freely and re
peats from all aources are encouraging;.
Fralts aai Proaae.
povn in tha produce district there Is
complaint of the kind of weather that la
beHi ladled out ao freely of late. At thla
eason one of tne main stays of the fruit
trade arc lemons, which are moving verv
slowly, a might be expected with the
weather so cool They wart lemonads
weather. A ahortage in warm weather
wouid seem to be general over the whole
coynirv. aa advlcea from C'allfornti aay
that orders from the east are coming in
very alowlv, and they are praying for a
bot wave to Increase the demand and the
pneea, which are not quite up to growera'
Idea.
t- kools Grata aad frovlaloaa.
bt T-nriR June a. WHEAT Iwer;
No. I red cash, elevator. 7vc.. old; track.
7ki& c. olu : July. 7c; September. lW!f
ilikr. No. 2 hard. "ic.
CORN Firm : No I cah Glic; track,
Se; July. tiTc: September. HV-
OAT6-Uer. No. t cash, ASr: track.
4?'a4; July. itSc; September. 1I7V;
S white. 4Tc.
RVE-Hlgher at 6c.
FlXl'K yulet. sieadv; red winter pat
ents extra fancy and at rale tit.
US'SS": clear. KliHiLiS ;"
OORNMEAl-Pteadv. I3.lt.
rVFEU. Timothy, steady, to.
B RAN Quiet : aacked. east track. ..Wc.
HAT Pull. weak, timothy, lu.u(ji4-U;
prairie, t'fl" .an.
U HlSKT-teHdv t in
IRON COTTON TlE5l-r t.
B f'"5INO Pteady. iijsc
HF.VF Tt INK-ac
FKOVl?U 'NS-Fork. strong and
higher;
Itd.
tohblcar 116 10. old. is.ft. i
stead. 1".:.".. I'ry
. twirta lit' K
salt meals hoTedi. hrm.
"u. dear riba. Ill; short
t,t i" -fi :i 2.:. baccn ilwxerti. firm
extra' horts. V.l 5"Sn clear riba, m.C1
toHTt; abort clesi. :lTv-iji;.iw
MfJTALft Lad. steady at spelter,
ouit t at i -
pori THY Firm: ch'ckena. i-e: sprincs.
lfif3o; turkeys. t : ducka. c; geeae. t
bVtTKR Steady ; creamery. 18'uc;
dairy HU-- ,
EQGS Steady at 14c loas 5.
Rect ip'tt. Bhipmer.ts
riwr.
bMa ""
V heat
bV" r 'ii
Corn, bu.
t-U. bu.
3; .ibio
Kaaaaa CltT tirola aad Pr.ll,
KANSAS CITY. J'-ine a.-WHEAT-Jvi
"..; Septen.-tieT G",Wrf.
bard 7v'Vi71c. No ' S7ur
h.
No 2
No
2 r-d.
2 No i. 6w , No. : sl'MCi 7-'.
CORN July. . September Rlf- "ash
Nia S mixed SlfcCc; No. whitt. ef'('"r
No. j w'jteic.
fTji-No. 2 ahlte. 44c.
BVf-Ss 2.
HAY choice timothy. lilt-Si
pra'.n- ! p ti
BI TTER Creamery. lc; dairy
thole
faacy.
lie
EtlilS Ftrwi : n No. 2 ahiiewood raae
IneJuard. btc doz . loaa off; inn relurned.
I1"
Recelnta ShlDments
Wheat, bu.
Cotti, bu ..
C'B'-B. bu
2'. 6V 0
.... 1- f'
4.MX) n ow
Coatee Market.
NEW TfiRK June 1 COFFEE Spot
Riu quiet: No. 7 Invoice. tSc; Ihlld. s'ead ;
Cord -x a. BT71V The market ope-od 'teailv.
with tirtiea unchanged to I points higher,
la raatxinae to brmneaa la European mar
keta. Tha I.K-al shun ocmtinreiit and tbe
ball clique were ntodera'e buyers oa tha
advance, at one time blading prices soma
! pmcia over Ubi niflil s final bila. Tbe
when list settled beck toward the cloao
under aiuflt-taktng The market was final y
otcady. alife pnuaa net uuiJkaiided u a
point Mer Total sale, were im bar.
Imiu'ing June at 4 . Jjlt , 4ir. Septem
tf'. 5 . Voerrber i l.v . tic-ember, f, Tv
t Jje. January, i n , March, t tic.
OH 411 4 WROLbULL
MtRKETt.
Coodltloa of Trade aad Qootatloos oa
ataple aad Faory I'retiace.
F.OQS Including new No. J raaes. lc;
case, returned, l.t?.
UVK IflL'lnl'-Chickena. fe; old
roosfr. Bcord.i.c to age. v" '. tuikeya,
sttUc: duck and geeae. ic. b.ol.erx, per lb.
BTTTER-Fa'kirg
datrv in tub.
FRESH CAl'iliT
crappiea, lOr, bertir.g.
:o k. lV ; choice
KISH Trout,
6c. p caem. K ; pike.,
dreasea. 7c. eutiimh.
lie. ierth. ac, bun
fcc . b.uefina. c.
atiJieS.. iic: cailsh. lac;
b.aca baax. 1
nuii'.r. lie; im'.inf,n. ltc;
haddok. Jlc; codfish U?: red --pper, ioc;
1 oe ahad. each. Tac; shad roe, per . ilr, 2ac;
aplit shad. p r :b , Iit; lobptera. boiled, per
ib.. 2!c. lobnera. green, per ltj., ikic
FlULON Uive. per do.. Tic.
VtAb-i hoice. fryac.
t'tjHN 6v.
OATf 4!c.
1 KAN-Per ton, !). Oft.
HAY Frlee quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hav Iealers aoaociation: . hoi.e hay. No.
1 upianu. .'. Ni' 1 medium. t-.h. So 1
cotrse. $7 ( Rye straa. li iei Thefe prices
are for hay if good to or and yuauty. Le
x.and lair. Rece.pta light.
VLlijETAULiS.
CACUFLiOM tH-Home frewn, per do..
7tc.
NEW CELERY Kalami soo. 3'c
I'ulATui-s Northern. 7c; iiew potatoea,
per uu.. .!(,
UKt-r-N u.NiON?-Per dog, according; to
Size l't IlLtK.lfS, liKyjlK.
ASiAKAGL e Horn grown, per dog, 3
4C.
C L'CrWPERS H tbouse, per dox,. 15c3
a"jc
LETTUC E" "ttoouae per do., lie.
l Ahi-tY-hr dog.. iip:iic
KAi'iSHt!-Fer laaiac.
WAX BEANS Home srusn, per market
bat-aet. t, (i...e, siring Peana. per maraet
ojshet. h,(i7tc.
GKt-EN rtAs J-er naif b- Sssket. Tic
hH L t-AKu-Hon.- g:.r;.. per lb., lc.
t AhbA'jb Ca.iforr.ia or home-groan,
new. 1'
ONIONS New California. In sacks, per
lb.
T( i.MaTOES Texas.
per 4-baaket crate.
K.'.'fj l"c
NAVY EA"8 Fer bu
12.
FRUITS.
A FF.ICOTS California. J1.75
l.Ai.riL C'ailioriiia. V- ir"al 7TS.
rl-c'AIi Laiilorcia, er 4-basket
cratea,
24-qU
II .a
81 RAWBERRIEs Oregon. per
CkSe. . a 'fl-l.tuj.
CHERRIES California, per box
home grown, per 4-ut. caae.. CUifl.
11.60;
iio"t.rrtril-S t er -4-o,t- case. txOO.
Vt ATERM El N S XKC 4oc.
TRuFlUAi, FRUITS
FINEAFFLEe Florida, 30 to 36 count,
U
BANANAS Per bunch. according to
s:rt . ..Ai'ti 7i.
(.iRANGES Valencia. 14 ioi,.U0; Medit
erranean feweetR, 44.w'i;4.Sa.
LtiluXS-I'nac', fca.50; Measlnaa,
t4.'t.UU.
MISCELIANEOUS.
HONEY Fer i4-aection case. C7iS3.00.
CllErt Nekawka, per bbi., ti.2u. New
York. -.ou.
FolVoKN Fer lb., 6c; ehelled, 6c
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 aoit abell, per lb.,
12c; hard sueU, pei lb.. 11 -c- No. i soft
Sbeil, loc, No. 2 hard shell, c; brazils, per
Id., 14c; niueria, pt r lb., Uc: almonda. soft
abell, 16c; hard shell, lac; pecana, large, per
u., 12c, small, luc, cocotuiuis, per sack,
HIDE No. 1 green, f-c; No. 2 green,
fc. No. 1 salted, 7tc; No. 2 aalted. 6c;
No. 1 veal caif, 8 to 12, lbs., c ; No. 2
veal calf, 12 to IB lbs., toe, dry hides, a
Uc; sheep pell. 7ac; horae hides, Jl.aojii.uu.
OLD METALS A. H. Alpern quotes tne
following pricea: Iron, country mixed, per
ton. Ill), Iron, stove plate, per ton, $7.au;
copper, jer lb.. tic: brass, heavy, per lb.,
V-'. brass, light, per lb., 6c, lead, per lb.,
nc; sine, per lb.. 2c. rubber. 2r lb c.
I.lvrrsael Grata aad ProrlaloBB.
LIVERPOOL. June 21. WHEAT-Spot,
firm; No. 2 red weatern, winter, no stock;
No. 1 northern, spring. 6a 2d; No. 1 Cali
fornia, no stock. Futures, quiet; July,
&allu; September. 6s d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new
and old, us id. Futures, nominal; July,
nominal; September, bld; October,
"'fe'aS Canadian, steady, S l"4d.
FLoUR Si. Louis fancy winter, firm at
as Hd.
Hi'PP At London (Pacific coat flrrn
at 4 lbatj 5 &s.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; extra India
mesa. lima. Hams, abort rut. It to 16
lba.. firm at aus. Bacon, firm; Cimber
land cut. 26 to So Ibs .ateady, 5ia; sho. i rib.
16 to 24 lba., firm, bb 6d; long clear mlddlea,
light, 2S to 34 lba., e6d; lorui claar mld
dlea. heavy. 3f. to 4" lbs., firm at .(;
short clear backs, It to 2i lbs., i..s 6d ; clear
bellies. 14 to 16 lbs., firm. as 6d. Shoul
ders, square, 11 to 13 lbs., firm at 42s 6d.
Lard. American refined. In palls, firm. 42
W; prime western. In tlercea, firm. i2s ad.
Pork, firm; prime mess weeiern, firm,
7Ss tx.1.
CHEESE Steady , American, finest white,
old, auc; American, finest white, new,
steady. 4!6d; American, finest colored, old,
no atock; American, finest colored, new,
Steudv, 4W 6d
TALLOW Prim- city, steady, 3d;
Australian, In London, dull, 44a 3d.
BUTTER Nominal.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK. June 21. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continues In mod
erate demand, with supply strictly pro
portionate and price steady. Common to
good fcre quoted at 7tr!"c; prime at lc;
choice at l"''&'l'14c: fancy, lie.
CALIFORNIA L'RIED FRUITS A fair
buBlneaa la ditlng In California products,
particularly In prunes, the larger sizea of
which are In best request. Blocks are re
ported rather light In some grades and
priceB are firmly held at reoent figures,
quotations ranging from Jo to Jc for
all grades. There is no change In apri
cot, price running from lC-ac to 14c In
boxea to I(uii1jl2c in bags. Peaches con
tinue quiet, but holders snow no dispo
sition to make cnncensiona Peelawl peaches
are priced lie 16c; unpeeled at Vd'Huc-
Oil aava Roala.
OIL CITY. June 3. OIL Credit balances,
tl 30: certificates, no bid; shipments. 66.410
bbls.; average. M 6S bbla.; run. K6,273 bbls.;
average, 77. UTS bbla.
SAVANNAH. June a. OIL Turpentine,
firm at 47i,c. Roam, firm; quotations: A.
B. C. D. E, U S'; F. 13r; G. 11.4'': H. tl 7n;
I. 12 C: K. 12 fri; 11, t3 fl; N, I3.40; WG.
tJao. WW, H.70.
NEW YORK. June a OIL Cottonseed,
quiet: pime cruae. nominal: prime yellow,
4?ic Petroleum, steady: refined New" York.
Mat': Philadelphia and Baltimore. f7.4a.
Kostn. steady; atrained. common to good,
tl BB-S1.67H. Turpentine, dull at 4!frt!-c-
TuLEDO. O.. June 21 OIL North Lima,
the: South Lima and Indiana. s7fc.
LIVERPOOL. June 21 OIL Turpentine,
firm at Sif 6d Rusln. common, steady at
4s 2d. Petroleum, refined, steady at 7d.
Llr.aetd. steady at 33s.
Dry Gooda Market.
NEW TORE, June a. DRY GOODS
Busine today has been of a decidedly
quiet character, owing to unfavorable
weather and the half-holiday. Wuh the
coming week a very fair amount of goods
will undoubtedly be moved, due to the
semi-annual c learance Bale to be held by
all the jobbing house. Cotton yams con
tinue In dull demand and are still week
and very Irregular. Wo rated yarns steady,
with lair demand Woolen yarns quiet.
Unen and jute ariis firm.
Toledo Grata aad Seed.
TOLEDO. June 21 WHEAT-P-ill and
easier, cash. 7Sic; June. 7ic; July. TTV;
beotember. The.
CciRN-Imll but steady; cath. 6Si-c; July,
CUc; September. oSc ; Iecember. 45UC
OATS I ull but steady: cash. 44V; July,
S"Vc; new, 4oac; September, 2Vl new.
SEED Clover, dull but stronger; cash,
f; f7U; lctoler. tt.UV.
Phlladelakta Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 21 BUTTER
Firm, but cjulet, extra aeatern creamery,
27c; ex'ra nearby pr:nta. 24c.
E'c,s Elrm. good demand: fresh nearbv,
'he. loss off. fresh western, 1SV. lews eff;
frevh scut hwevtem. lac, loaa off, fresh
bo'" hern iiiic. Ins off
CHEESE Steady : New Vork full cream
prime small. l'rMO'r: New York full
creams, fair to good, Viiliir.
Ktlwaikn Crala Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 21 WHEAT
Loaer; clone: No 1 northern. 7s-ri7ii'c;
No I northern. 77fl77V: Ju'y. 7SVB73V:.
RTE Steady: No. 1. 6..c.
PAIlLEV Steady; Ka 2, Tie; earn pie.
tuRN July. f2c.
Peoria Market.
I1L, June 21 CORN Steady ;
PEORIA.
o B. 62c
OATa Fine;
through
WHlSKT-Oa
la bed
No 2 white. 47c. billed
the basis of r. K for fln-
DaJatb Crala Market.
DI I.T'TH June a. WHEAT Cash No
1 hard, .ar; .No 2 northern. 7c ; No. I
northern. ic; July. .Tc. avejUstiibr, Ti
OA T fVptmiibar, oiea,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bunry Wevaber Pro pert Ontweiglt VLeat
Strength and Pnofit Escade.
SUSTAINING FACTORS IN OTHER CEREALS
Cora aad Oavta Bbow ladepeadeat
laa While Prorlaloa talari
Loak Dtai oa Fori
Mas I bb a aa Herord.
aer
CHICAGO. June a Weather map argu
ment was the pivot ovt which grain specu
lation swung today But It was fair weather
and promise of more tf It. rather than the
aoaaii g rains, that influenced a heat nviet
of the 'ee a. In consequence wheat i lipied
down, torn and oats nad g'Kid arrunienta
of their own to sustain prices, therefore
w hen Jclv a heat closed Vuc lower July
corn gained Sc and July oat tocid c
higher ProMsmn gained mjch attention
liecause of their strength end closed witn
net gains of iVu 7V-1.
Cooler weather and Liverpool cable
brought a sharp decline In wheat at the
opening. Paris was a little higher and
there seemed to lie some confliction of
opinion as to the real tendencies In that
market. England was having fair weather.
American fieiiis were given a respite from
rains and the promioe waa lor clear
aea.her. On this neas July opened raared,
S'oWc tiomn at 734fr and after some
unail railie dipped to 73c Trader who
bud been consistently bullish for a week
turned seller. Commission house liqui
daied freeK and many stop-l iss orders
were executed for bulls who came into the
market a buyer only yesterday. Septem
ber was subjected to ome sharp selling,
but Ieember aa supported a little. Verv
good seaboard clearance helped In a rallv
late, but the close a as weak. Julv on the
rallv sold to 7::SS7;;c. but closed V3i,c
doa n at TDSi7:!sc. Lo"al receipt were 4
cars. 4 of contract grade; Minneapolis and
I'uluth reported 274 cars, making a total lor
ihe three points of 2 car, against 2;
laat year week and Sua a ear ago. Pri
mary receipts were 4 :.'. bushels, against
447.1T butheis iaft jear. Seaboard ciear
anceji In wheat ana flour einisied S47.iio
buhliel Ihe seaboard reported 6 loads
taken for export. Locally Kuijl bushels
a ere a orked.
Corn enued It week work In "a lagging
manner After the excitement of the first
ol the week today s quiet seemed abnormal.
The tone, however, made up aomeahat for
the narroanes of trade. In apite of the
bearish weather condition and tha wheat
slump corn held firmly. There aa con
siderable selling at time In Julv. but
everything a as well taken. Deferred op
tion were also In good demand and were
well taken whenever offered. Gossip on
tne floor aa to the effect that the larmer
were inclined to run their corn through
hogs bee use of the temptingly high price
of provisions, rather than to sh'.ti In lha
stuff. July still seem congested This
option ttKlay old beta-een Stic and nVjc and
ciosed firm. Sc up at 6."c. Receipts .have
Improved a little of late, but the contract
atuff Is very small. Today 217 cars ar
rived, of which only 14 were contract.
Oats ruled pretty steady. There were
eariy dips on the wheat dip and the better
weather, but the briskness of the cash de
mand and the firmness of corn influenced a
c hange of sentiment and a alight tcliance.
Profit-taking during the week Induced to
some extent by an Improvement In receipts,
held prices down somewhat Today the
crowd was bullish, though quiet, and July,
which soid as loa- as SV. closed firm, jic
up at 4"'Sic Receipt aere 2m cars
Provisions, while only fairly active, at
tracted considerable attention from the
fact that top prices for the vef.r again
ruled In the pit. With the bullish tone of
the com pit. a stronger hog market and
with packers buying all product offered,
very' pood advance were registered. Trad
er say the pit has reached a point where
It Is almost impossible to secure stuff with
out bidding considerably over the market.
July pork sold at tlS and closed strong. Re
up at 117. MH; September pork cloaed at
Sit.i. July lard sold at tld.aa and closed tc
higher at I10.au. July riba touched $10.70 and
closed 2HC up at tlu.77.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
25 cars; corn. 9 car; oat. i:io enr; hog.
36.ii head Hop for the week. 36o,tm head.
The .eaamg futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. I High. Low. CloseTl Te'y".
73 '731-BS
72 V 72S
'71V2-V f.V
72Wvs, 7S J
:iS.'T 3f'ril
I 4.V&' 4i-
IV-'
73 -a
6.r.4
4i
3
S
31
4iS 4C.1,
SP, 3r,
4'm S9-,
2K" 2f
SI ,3.frS
81
1 3s;
:2?S'cr4i
4"
BIS,
21V
I 31
I
17 irv i no
18 07W; 18 2t
f r n, 17 ?h 17 m
is 071,' is rrv is 07i,
III
10 42H' in 55 ! in 42H 10 &n 10 45
1 U- ID 67S' 10 5(i , 10 56 I 10 50
10 77h! 10 fK i 10 77V 1 771,' 10 76
10 62V 10 67V 10 6.1 10 63 I 10 60
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash qnotartena were aa follows:
KLoUR Steady; winter patent. XI
2.70; straight. 13.1013.60; dear. t.!0(S3S";
spring specials. 4.2v; patenta, ti.H'g-i.t';
atralghts. t2 KjS ai.
WHEAT No. i spring. TSc; No. 2 red
TyvuwVc-
OATS No. 2. 42S,44cvVo. 2 white. 4&V8
4SVc: No. S white, 4,Vac
RTE N'o. I. rc.
BARLET Fair to choice malting. 6Mr70r
SEED No 1 flax tl.i4itil.tio- No. 1 north
weBtern. UTS; prime timothy, ta.87i6.ii;
clover, contract grade, $8 35.
PROVISIONS Me pork. per bbl
17.KS'-7 ITS. Lard, per pin Hi . fi04X
Short rib side floosel. tio 72ift m 8E. try
ssed shonlder fboxedi. SP.''fiii.irv Short
clear sides (boxedi, I11.2.V&11.37S.
WH1SKT Baals of high wines. 11.20.
Tha following were the receipt and hlp
ment yesterday:
Aruclee Recetpta. BhlDment
Flour, bbls.
' heat. bu..
7irn. bu
Osta, bu
"Rye, bo
liv.lSI0
In. (Km
.. 4t.mi0
..r.3 win
..212,'iw
.. 4.01
.. 13.000
llai )
61.0m)
S3.tifl
t.OOd
Barley, bn..
l.tSKJ
On the Produce exchange todv the v..,.
ter market was steady; creameries, lttWie
dairle. 1 7V5 lc. Cheoae, steady, luijllc'
Etga. firm, freah, lSc.
XEW lOBK CEtERlL MARKET.
taaotattaas
at tbe Dar
rosBxaodlttra.
Varl
NEW TORK. June Jl -FLOTTl-Re-celpla.
n.4o6 bbla.; export. 4,975 bbl. Mar
ket was again dull and a shade carer
a neat. n inter straights. 13 75
j3.oo; winter patents. e4k$4IO; Min
nesota patent. t. Ikh4.ut; Minnesota
baker. Slil; winter low grades
t2aVce3 13; wuiter extras, taiVhaJS n.e
flour, dull; fair to good. choice
to fancy. t3.jni3 TO.
CT.KNMEAL Steady: yellow weatern.
tl C city, tl.': Brandywlne. t: 4.V&a ai
RYE Firm: No. 2 western. fifc f. o. b.
nlkI' w-uw . u. 4. i., .-t l ori car-
"liAP.LEY Nominal.
HK AT-Receipts. M 050 bu.;
Wi.i.i bu. Spot eav; No. I red,
vator; No 2 red. 7vVdtiojr. f o
No. 1 northern Lmluth. l-ic. f. o
Nu. 1 hard Man'toba KiSc.' f. o
exports.
7M,c. ele
b., a" iat ;
b., afloat;
b. afloat
The wheat market aa affected
today by
easier raoiea. clearing weather
the south-
a eat ana general unloading
aeak at N'cilc net cn-cntie
The close was
cioa-a at .tumc: September TTVfi'.c lied
at ,,'Hc; Iecember. 7S-'g7 l&-;a:. cloaed at
.-Sc
("URN Receipt. tZ.H bu ; exports. Jujiift
bu. Spot, ateacy: No. 6ir. elevator, and
ic. f o. b . afloat. Option market ad
vanced a little on account of low temper
ature through th? corn statea and l.ica!
covering Finally easing off trifle the
market closed steady, a partial v c net de
clire July :Vutc. closed at :"c; Sep
tember, CV.esVr; tecember closed at
it-Sc
OATS Receipts. 7t 5io bu. ; export
4 144 bu. Spot, quiet: No 2. 47c- Nn 3,
4--.c: No I white. Ur; No 8 ahlte S'-'i-c-track,
mixed aeoitrn. 47fj4r; track, whl'te
auvsoc Ciption mari-ei m-led quiet and
easier on prospects of better weather
Hav S'eany, atipplng. a)i4iuc, good to
chol' v5e.
HIDES sfiitet: Galveston. !)
ltc; California, a to E lba.. Ik.;
1'4 tc lbs , lac.
to 3 lbs-,
feaas dry.
HOPS Steady: stata. rrlrae to chcilce. 1T
WeZic. 1!i UVblao: olds lgf . Pa-nc
coaat. lian crop. lft-:c; la. Ulc; oldc.
aic
PKOVISIONR Reef, ouiet; family t!5 !it
IC (. mekk. t:S S('a 14 OO: tieej hams, tl Ni
12 an . tiac fc-t tH IF. frfi. city etra India
mesa. fc4 u S.mi Cut meal, steady ; pic k ej
lieinea. tlo JMsrUJK: plckied ahouidera. ti au
i7t.. pickled hania. tlo-aluu. Lard
steady: aej-irm et earned IKiTo: Juneelc-d
steady: ii rrn t
at tin 77. u--4a-J
tio. fJ
ta IH'V
p enned, quiet; continent
4. a. tils', compound,
V family, tl -nt i;
mees t.k 3 1 a.
xi 24i
S fleei e, itiQS c.
I kg ).
Xit to extra. 4a
Uatjr;
shorie
r
te dalty. 4J71c: state creamery. lKj
t'c; Imitation creamery. Ktryir; factor.
l'u c
t HB.ESE Receipts. n pkr.: 5ull and
weak, fancy large, colored. f-rVc; white,
lc. fancy small, pew state tull cream,
choice colored and ahlte. frfiS'V-
E'J'ii Receipt. 4. stil pKga. . firm; state
and Per.nsvlvania. lac; weMtrn lTdi Ik
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans. I.U&
POULTRY Alive- Unchanged. Dreed;
O'j.et, (l.ii netm. l.S4;iic, fowl. l"tili'c,
tursev. SlaJV.
METALS Today" market was of a holi
day chararter. Tin whs selling iowlv at
tw'a 6ii to S3 0ft Copper wa steady, wfh
standard, spot to August at til Se to t'l II;
electrolytic, til SatflJ 1"; casting, til s'di: 1".
Lad a as dul! at M l!1 and spelter a aa
nominal at t4 K7S- Iron was about steady,
but quiet locally.
HEW lORK. STOCKS AD BOD.
Market Dall aad Itaak ktatesaeat
Haa Deareaslast lataeaeo
NEW TORK. June 21. Toda dull and
prcif esslonal slock market cans for Mule
comment. An advance of over a point in
United States Steel was a sustaining force
in the opening dealings The demonstrative
buying b- the brokers usua.lv .mpii-yed
by the syndicate helped this movement.
The soutr. western railroads maite some
shew of strength. St. Louis Southwestern
preferred rising 1. The fleet of these
movements never extended far.
The whole list turned heavily upon the
appearance of the bank atatement and
the closing was easv, with prices sligh'ly
below last night for tbe most part. The
bark statement showed a gain of cash of
less than Iimm" while the estimate had
been for nearly 3.'m .000. The deposit .la
bilities were increased by a loan expansion
of marly KiM'.M'. The net result was sa
encroachment upon the surplua reserve of
tl 144 l'i. On the eve of the preparations
for the Jul settlements the showing was
considered disquieting, especially In Tiew
of the continued firmness of foreign ex
change. The markets for bond this week hs
been quiet, bui spotty and Irregular. Un'.'ed
States 4s advanced S. the oid 4s cou
pons. S l'r cent. The new 4s d-cilici '
pe r cent aa compared aith laa: wet k s
closing call
Tbe following are tt.e ooelng prices oa
the New York Btocg exchange.
Atrhlsnn
dc pfd
Baiumnre a- O..
an lid
Canadian PariBc
Canaaa Bo
Cues Ohio
Chi. ago A Allan
. Hz1 o. Parlllr
.)me an hallway
-liie-s do pfd
. i Till! a Pselll"
.1SI Toiedn, : L. it W"
. I I dn '-l
. 4ii t'nina Parinc
. - (in ptd
. 4
. "S
V-1
'-s
. l-
. i:
2f
4.-.1,
. tl
;'
. rs
4S",
.17
Ji
.11
li
MW
. V.
. 14
. !"
47
. s
.ll"1
. His
J!r'
.Jut
do pta
airmail
Chii-a" md. a a. .. it do pta
do a'd
r IWheelln 4 L E.
Chiriitu A B. III.
t'bi:ao 4V G. W..
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd ..
Chno A K W.
t . K 1 a P ...
Chli-ago Ter. ft Tr
da pfd
C. C C 8t. L.
Coloradn so
do 1st pid
do :d pld
Tiel. A HudFoa
Del L- A W
lienrer A K. G ..
do pld
Erie
do Ut ptd
oo 2d pid
Great Kor. pfd....
277V do 2d Pfd
Hit Central
fci. uo pfd
47 Ariamr Ex
JM iAmerlcan Ex ...
ITi t r.lted SLates El..
WHk Wella-Farso El...
Atrial. Col'per .....
104 Amer 'ar a P..
-v o ptd
71 Amer. Lin (ill...
4i , do pfd
1"4 Amer S. a B ...
gjt I do pfd
4? V Anaconda Mln Co
IC-a Brook lrn R T . . .
tolor.de Fuel A I
Ts Con. Oak
kk Coa. Tnha'-oo p:d.
lhh Cen Elei-tnr
f& Hockiti Coal .
SI !lmer. I'kiier
laTwi o pfd
Inler Power
Bi Larleda Okk
..... 43 National biscuit .
127 National Lead ...
lac No. Aneeinan ....
Parifti; Coakt
IkiiS Pacifi'- klsil
27Tfc Peopie'k Oak
Iks Preiaied B. Car ...
11SS dn pfd
H Pullman P Car...
2 P.eriubUr Steel ....
nS do pfd
la. Sugar
Ho'-airip Valier
do ptd
lltlnoii centra!
Iowa Central . .
do pfd
lake Erie A W
do ptd
L A N
Manaattaa L...
Met. tit. Ky
Mrx. Central .
Mex. Natloual
Minn A Hi. L.
Mo. Paolte
M . K T ...
do pM
N. J Central .
N. Y. Central .
Norfolk A W..
do ptd
Onurto Ji W...
Panneylvaala ..
Kaadtiig
do lit pfd
n
ii
.... 4f,
!
i:
TV
42
4
as
2.-4
7J
12f
:
1S
13
M
V
M-a
I"S
I;i6 'Jenn. Coal A l
WV I moo Hag a r...
Sl't do pfd
JiS t'. 6. Leather
la: do pfd
.' I B. Rubber
k3S do p'd
do 2d pfd i"S
I s steel
dn pfd
a'estern t'nlon ...
Amer. Locnmatlra
do pfd
K. C- ftouihern...
do pld
Bt. L A r W
do in pfd
do d pld TMk
dt L Souttiw X1
do pfd Mt
Bt. Paal 173S
do pfd .-. !
22L,
to
tl
Xew York Moatr Market.
NEW TORK. June MONET On call,
steady at t per cent; prime mercantile
paper. Vlfrfj per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Nominal, with
actual business In bankers' bills at t4 S
for demand and at t4 6S4.86s for atxy
dava; oosted rate. t4 S and tt.Seij; com
me'rciai hills, t4.Mi4
S1LVER Bar, Hc; Mexican dollars.
4'sc.
BONIS Government bond, steady; state
bonds. Inactive; railroad bonds. Irregular.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Refunding 2s,
registered, HV7,; coiaeuu. H'SS: 3a. registered
and coupon, in?1, new 4s. registered and
coupor. 13Ma; old 4. regisiered, l"!iT;
coupon, 110-a. 6. registered and coupon.
Wfi t
The closing quotations on bonds are a
follows:
U. g. ref. 2k. mg
do coupon
do Hk. reg
do coupon
do new 4a, rag .
do coupon
do old 4k. reg
do coupon
do kk. reg
do coupon
Atcniaon gea- 4a
do act). 4a
Bktttmsr ft O. 4a.
do JSa
do conv. 4a
Canada 80. tk
Central of Ok. ba
do la lac
Cbea ft O 4S- -
Chicago ft A. ISk
c. b a b. a.
107S LAN nnl. 4s 103s
lues alex. Central 4s 4S
1T do lk Inr
107 Mum. ft Bl. L 4a.. .lot,
li, M . K. T. 4k HW
13. da 2a MS
HISS 'H T. Cwntral la....lH4s
lmS' do reaeral S 107
106 K ). C. gea kk 13S
lUk No PkOinc 4a IOCS
10JS do 3 74S
SS K. 4V W. coa. 4k... 102
lurs Rsadmi gen 4a 1 V
UT L A I M c ta..H7s
lii-S Pt L F r 4a. ..Hie
ins St. L a W. la t
da as k7-v
til S A. A- A. P. 4s IS'S
1WS aa. PaiuSc 4k kiS
kfS So KkltwkT ta 1:4
fS Teaaa Pac. la. ...Ill
11 T.. Bl. L. W. 4a. KS
C. H ft Bt P g.
C. t- N. c. la. .1WS I nloa PaclBc 4a liS
C . R. I a P 4 ..ins on ecnu. a ifi7s
C C C ft Bt L g 4a.
Chicago Tar. 4k
1U2 .aknaan la
av oo la Ills
an 1 eo deb. a 7s
Colorado ao.
Iiwnvr ft R G 4a lo:v -at bbora 4a llf.
Erie prior hen 4k 101s '"! ft L E. 4a.. n
do senwral 4k ad IWla. Ontral 4k S
F W a D. C. la.. Ill ICoaL Tubauce 4a (7
Hoiking Vkl. 4Sk ..111 I
Bid. "Offered.
las Itark daotatloaa.
BOSTON. June fl Call loana. Sfj-4 per
cent: time loans. 44?6 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
AMhisoa 4a Adrantur.
k lAllouek
Mu Central 4 I Amalgkmaled .....
KEG C 4S Hinkbur.
aicatsoa 2 Ifalumoi ft Haela
S
2
U
k0
It
do pfd HsK ienlal
rwtoa O Alaaay ;"w ai. ...
Boston
bdkloa A Me
.. 2M
liominlon Coal
.WTa
. 11
Us
. 41
. "4
. s
. 2
.in
-
.175
boaioa EievaUkd
..14k
Frank. M
N V.
H a H. tliiie koraui
Fib brum P'd MS
Mohawk
I nioa Pkciae I
Mex Central
American Sugar ..
da aid
American T. ft T .
Iiommlon I ft 8..
Gn. Eleetne
ataka. Electric
do ptd
N E GA: C
I'ultad rruit
V 8 Stoel
do ptd
Weatlagb. Common
- 2 idaceola
.tSSs'ParriK
.im .aulncy
11S Santa Fk Copper
. kV Tamarack
.Ink llrimounuua
. 4aSl1Tmii7
. iC rilled Buiiea ...
. ll'ua
.1114 :vn-uria
. 'Winona
K
U
-s
(
4
H"
. 8 IWolvann
lu, lair a m
Laadaa Stock Market.
LONDON. June 21 4 p. m Closing:
Conk, money a i-14 Si. Y Centra! tats
Bo ai count
sti onoik a wastara.. as
is pfd B
Ms finuirio ft W'eaLani.. Ajs
A:a onda
AUJuaon
do pld
Bltlmiir B; onto
Cui.kdian PknAc.
Coekapeakk a U-.
CLUka C W ...
a at. r ...
lienvar a H C .
ao pfd
Erie
do la pfd
do Xd ptd
Illinois CSntral
L..U.4T11I. a N ...
M . H T
do pfa
iuii riuDiiiiua
ltw heading
la j Ba jkt pfd ...
47S do Id pid . ..
2s Bnuthern ar....
l- Bo pld ..
4J-? Bout nam Patftc
a s t aioa Pacini .. .
-S pfd
t, t a sumi
M do pia
lk' S kiaaa
yjt do pfd
27s Bpaaiaa 4k
7 S
. Jbs
. 4.1
. Its
rs
. 4
'.
10k ,
1S
a
'S
. Id
kS
lis
BAR SILVER Vncertaln at 24 7-lSd per
our-ce
MCiSET-:wi Per cent Tha rate of
diacouni In the open market for ooth short
and three-months bllla la 2 t-lao2S Pr
cent.
sew lark Mialaa; ttastatlaaa
NEW TORK. June a The following; are
the closing prices on mining Blocks:
Adkma Coa J r Little rant 1:
AllRk 40 'CiatkrlB 7ot'
brao ,kk "rpnir M
Hruokvt'-k (jib Paiwata t
fomatutk Tuontl .... fcS Pocoai 57
C oa. kl a V ITU Aaiage 4
tiadaaid Terra .... lae Mer-a Ketada IB
Hora a.ivfir ;ac Stuall rlopaa 4k
1-ua gilr 7i . kiaadard aw
Laadkiuo Coa 4
t aa
dltloa of tbe TreaiBri.
WASHINGTON. June fl Todaye otaia-
roetit of the treasury balance- in the gen
eral fund, excluBtve fif the liati issi ts g .id
reserve in th dtvtKktn .f re W-mptlnn.
shoaa Available raeb balance, t-n-aiii"!-guid.
r.l.li. "
aeeklT ataak ttaieateai.
NEW TORK. June S The wora'T na!a
ment of a v cratea ut lba aaawciatad banaa
shows: I-nur tW.oia.l'W. tne-ease ? B44.TP1:
depo-ll tSn.p-iS.o4i, increase con; circ.i-
lation t"l..".wi or reuse 7iki. baa
tender I t ti? r.(-reae TMi.lik'; sp- c e
17 7S lni'rkk tn,.t"v r-serrs t-4.-
increase l7t i. rew-rye ru 'i l
t-T.7.riii itureae t OCI.Ov, aurp. us HZ -lak.Xc.
decrease tijkt.luv
Kaak t learloga.
OMAHA, June C -Bank clearance. l'.
4f. . same dy last vear. t .114 Bl de.
crease. t:71 S4. f7 The clearing for th
aeeB at Omaha ahow an Increase over the
f arreniiordir.g w-e K of last year of pearly
.fki. the frures tietng for the week
ending June I;. !:. tS 4ST M4 OL against
ta.r 1460.H for the corresponding wek last
vear
T LOCTS J'ine n. Clearings. VfX 4;
balances, tl lM.lTa Monri H'.dv at 5S'4s
lcr cent. New York exchange i"ic pre
mium .
BALTIMORE June fl Clenrlnr. t4.3.
C. balatioe I771.S.M: for the week, clear
ing t. Sfis.441 ; Iwianre. ts.,T.. Money
& tier tient.
NEW TORK. Jtirte n Clearing. t-"-47bk-'7;
biance t'.S.llo.W.
FH1IAI'ELPHIA. June "1 Cearlngk.
tV- STI S6S . balances t:.l.Sl : for 'he week,
clearings. 1114 K'.l.m ; balance. t!4 24 .
Money 4H'ii"j 1- r cent.
CHICAGO. June 21 riearing tr.'.S:
balatice. i:.l'i3.i;! Poted exchange t
for sixtv day and t4 on demand. New
York exchange 2&e premium.
BOSTON. Jiirie a Clearings. aJi.O30.WM;
baianci-s tl.oi.l.73r.
CINCINNATI June H Clearing t:.l..
TSfi Morcy S"- per cent. New York ex
change par.
Exports aad Imparts.
NEW YORK. Jjne 1 The Imports of
specie thi week were lis. 3.1 gold and t,TT,-3c-
silver.
The exports of specie from this port to
all countries for this we"k aggregate tl7.
sl!er and tl4,7 gold
The Imports of dry" golds and merchan
dise at the port of New York for this aeek
are valued at tlO.IK.TKe.
Forelara Ftaaoelal.
LONPON. June ZL The amount of bul
lion taken Into the Bark of England on
balance today wa lli.tiin Gold premiums
are quoted: Buenos Ayres. 132. in, Maarid,
3t II. Lisbon, lin ad.
f ERL1N. June H Exchange on London.
Sm prgs. for check
PARIS, June 21. Three per cent rentes,
l"lf 6Tc fur the account. Spanish 4s, IS. 70.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, June a COTTON Spot
closed quiet and steady; mldd.lng upland.
ic; middling gulf. "-Sc. bale. i.Ki bale.
Futures closed quiet and steady June,
TKC
7.SKC
July. o.4!c: Augut. R.lc; ?ejjt ember.
October. T.Tac: November, 7.ic; Ie -
cembtr. 7 73c; January, i.74c; February
7.7,'ic. March. 1 .be.
GALVESTON June a. COTTON-Nom-lnal
at VS-
I3T. LCa IS. June 21 COTTON Dull ; no
sale: middling. s 15-lftc. Receipts, i:'8
bales; shipment, 431 balea.sioca, "S.lao
LIVERPOOL. June a. COTTON Spot,
moderate; business prices unchanged.
American middling. 4 2!-3:d. The sales of
the day were .' bales, of ahlch 2.'"
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 5.3X' American. Rece'pt 4.0H0 bales
including 3- Americsn
Futures opened ! ,
ana ciosea steau . aiiivi 11-aii iii.uum,
c. June, 4 4-B4di'a4 41e-4d. buyers; June-July,
4 47-f4d. buvers; Jj,y-August. 4 ti-Milfi
4 4t-Wd. buvers; Augu.--t-Sep:ember. 4 3S-M1
4,4 4n-(i4d. buyers; September-October,
4 Sti-Md. buyers: fictober-Novemb r. 4 2it-Kid
fj74 24-Md, sellers; NovembT-Iecember,
(2iewifa4ll-W(l. sellers: I'eot mber-Jan oary,
4 lMi4d4 2o-Wd. acliers; January-February,
4 lf-4d. sellers. ,v.
NEW ORLEANS. June 21 COTTON
Easv; sales, l.rVm bale; ordinary. 7i-ltc;
good ordinary, sl-lfic; low middling. fS-lt'ic:
middling, sc; good middling. sc: middling
fair. lifr-lRc: receipt. 745 bale: stock, pa 11a
bale. Future teady; June. &.71c bid;
Julv, TV'tfc Soc; August. I Ii"rf i SHc :; Septem
ber, 7.fiett7.!V-: t'ctober 7. teKu T one , Novem
ber! 7.M'a7.;fic; December, 7.544) 7. 5Tc; Jan
uarj'. 7.biKii7.d6c.
lagir Market.
NETvt" TORK. June a. PCGAR Raw,
nominal; fair refining, Sc: centrifugal 96 teat,
3ic: molasses sugar. 2c; refined ateadv;
No. 6 4 6nc; No. 7, 4c; No. . Sic: No. 9.
3 85c; No. Hi, S8tic; No. 11. t76c: No. 12,
tide; No. 13. t.7Cic; No. 14. t.70c; confection
ers' A. 4 46c: mould A. 6c; cut loaf. Bliic;
crushed. 6.1fc; powdered, 4 75c; granulated,
4 60c; cube. 4!ic.
NEW ORLEANS, June a SUGAR
Strong; open kettle. IV&a 3-lc: open ket
tle, centrifugal. 3&3V: centrifugal yellow,
IV&4Sc; seconds. 21T2 l-16c Molaases,
steady; centrifugal. 6&lac.
Wool Market.
PT. LOnS, June a. WOOL Steady, me
dium grades and combing. 13S17c; light
fine, llGlnWc: heavy fine, l"4j!3c; tub
washed, liv&24Hc.
LONDON. June a. WOOL The arrival
of wool for the fifth serieF of auction sale
number 12.56" bales. Including 70u forwarded
direct. The Import during the week were:
New South Wales. m bales; Victoria,
1 EK-; Tasmania. 3.7i: New Zealand, 4 4M;
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, WO; China,
1,091; elsewhere. u21.
Mlaaeapolts Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June a -WlIEaVT-July,
7fisic; Septemlier, 7lc. On track: No. 1
hard. 79sc: No. 1 northern, 76sc; No. 1
northern, 74'sc.
Sew York Live Btorlt Market.
NEW TORK. June a CATTLE Re
ceipts. H3 head; one car of Texas steers
sold st t3 6n; dresaed beef, steady; city
dressed natives. Mitl'ic per lb. for sides.
Cables last reported quoted American steer
at 14ilftc. dressed welrht ; refrigerator b"ef
at IH516I2C per lb. Export today, part'y
estimated. 1.3u7 head of ber-vet.. 4a head of
aheep and 4.75b quarters cif beef.
CALVES Receipts, all marketed. K3 head;
S5 head on sale: no sale reported: city
dresaed real, genera! Bale. fjfVlc per lb.
HOGS Receipts, 1.477 head; no sale re
ported. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 2.029
head; price steady all around, but heep
very dull except good grade of desirable
weight; about six cars of stock unsold.
Sheep sold at I2.riik&4 50 per lVi ins. ; a few
vearltr.gs. 14 76: lambs. If AnfrtTB : dressed
muttons, general sale, SfiSc per lb.;
dressed lambs, leg lit.
Kaaaaa City Live Stork Market
KANSAS CTTT. June a CATTLE Re
ceipts. 50 head: unchanged: choice export
and dressed beef steers. 17 rxvr7.ii; fair to
Jood WsotfTi.w: atocaeis ana mram, 44 isfr
,; western fed steer. 14 : Texa
and .Indian steers, A.zatj-. m; 1 exas cows.
12 4.r3.7a: native coas. tl.7SfB4.Sfi; native
heifers t3.2iiifS 2a ; canner I1.6"i3 .ftfi; bull.
t.'lt94 75; calves.
k- ai-a-a-jn. ivecemts lor
head cattle, 3.200 head
the wee a. sa.u
calve
HOGS Receipts,
sreadv to strong;
t.7W head : market
top. f"76; bulk of aie.
I7 4,V7gf ; heavy, I
6Tr7 .; mixed packer,
I7biKB7.70; light, t
l("i7.4n; yorkere. t7.4icf
.: nlga. I6.'.i7.10. Recripta lor the week.
42 head.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Recetpta, IS
head, market steady: native lambs. t4 "ir
Tno; western lamb. M 9t V: native weth
er. 14 9oJii.2r. : western W ethers, K fHfi5.;
fed ea es H Soffit,. 25: Texa cllnned ear
lit, gs. tr. .nofi'S 4": Texa clipped sh-ep t4
4 S5 to kers and feeders. K Xr,taS.S0. Re
teu'.ts for the week. 1S. bead.
at. Josesih Live Ctoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June II. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2e head; nominal: native. 14 7TiW7 .sr.;
cows snd belfera. tlrnS: veals, ti .tufa
i.(m: stockera and feeders. 12 (riT, an
HOif Receipts. E.2ii heed; steady; light
and light mixed. 17 .l'irb7.55 : jnedlum and
heavv . 75f7 7i,; plrs. tt.(i ,,i
SHEEP ANIi LAM R8 Receipts. 12 head;
nominal.
TEACHER FOUND DEAD IN BED
Death la Case of salelde Caaaed by
rbaraes Breagkt Acatast
Htaa.
FT tons. June tl. Prof. John T. Rapp.
fustic of tbe peare at WellstoD. St. Louis
county, and acfcocl teacher, was found dead
la his bed at midnight last eight from car
bolic acid poisoDlDg. Ii a a stated te be a
rate cf suicide.
Prof. Rapp was dii-atsaed from bis posi
tion as school tearber Viecauae of charges
brought against Mm. The charges, which
be declared aere by aa enemy, and were
unfounded, afected Prof. Rapp to such as
extent that be was vary despondeat yes
terday, though It was sot anticipated that
sucb a donouemaat would rasult.
aValtaiaa Fiaas aaaleiad.
6T. LOV1B. June a After numerous
changes, made r-acesary by alteration In
tba B aun plans of tl.e worlds fair, p-aua
for the Art build ir.g. which la to form the
central feature, have been comtiletect and
It is officially ataled that lu further I
i hai ge will be maae. Fiaa have been I
taken for tbe building aa ii aLatiis at pre-
ent and a contract aill akxiu a awaroed.
ff the bids re-elv-ed ail are above F sn-.taai, :
the amount a ppon lotted far itir ciij.tru- .
tion of tne art paiace iwl. is t , u t ;
aerani
been
ranarierit structure l lie I. id IaA i e
re)cteL aut alu tac taa.cn lu act
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steen tbe FtM Vek Sell Hicbett
of the BeiNu.
HOGS OPENED STRONGER. CLOSED EASIER
Os4 Batchers atock aella 'at ell. bat!
Thla staff Goes Ion er hcea
Market tl to H.H Laarr 1
Tkaa Two Weeks Ago. 1
"OVTII OMAHA. June n.
Recelrts were:
Cattle. Hogs, sheep.
.. kii 4 ioi It 1 1
Official Monday
utt.cial Tuesday ...
Ofl.ciai etltieeday
t'ft-ciai Thuradav ..
Official Friday
Official iaturday
t.SiCi
l..lc4
12.S0
lv.iili
4. k
.:
1.71'.'
r7a
Total this week
Veek ending June 14
ee ending June 7.
eek ending May SI
Week, ending May -4
Dame week iat year
. .12. "4
. p. Kul
..lJ.tiHtl
. .ic.ita
. .lf.14H
.. S.Ji
K.T4S
hti A 4
:i.;;a
K.lk
47.711
tl 6.4
lii.441
u :
d 0,4
r 7"T
li 1M
'i.Zii
nkc Kil'I'b tK'H THL UAH To OA it.
The luiloaing table shows the receipts of
came, bogs aud Sheep al njuih Oinaba for
ihe j ear to uate ana compariauua with
last year:
19. lol lnc Iec
11
tii.l-e
1.1H .A
r'i.v:
Cattle SiT.taT Sia.l?
Hogs 1..7i.3
bheep iW.ilt
l7.i
ihe following table allows the avuago
prior of hogs auiu on the outh OrnHn.i
maraet tbe last several nay, al'b iOiu
pariBons with lormer year.
Date.
IWS. ,11jL,J..1!iS..1!.iU- I!-
J una 1
1 a 70, 4 fc& I ou
67V. I 4 ai, v,
. . t 7l;
4 ii a 4n, I ot
4 LI, t Si, ki
4 tat, I J t bb
June i
J una a.
a a tie 4
June i.
June
I
.. 7 Ik , 0 72 4 W ,
. t 7 r 4 : IK
. i 7 ia, a .1 4 4 a
4 lo
i a.
I at
ll
a U
4 01
J uie 1 1
ls il 4 M. 1 i
i 4V',
Jil SM
4 -a, i k
a ., :u
124 111
June B....1 I t 7 t c-, Vi I
June ....! 7 11 l 1 a lu. i, -
jjne 10.
June 11.
June 11.
J L.:ie la.
June 14.
June la.
J une it
June 17.
J utie IV
. 7 l h4 i a, a k-4
-i 7 JSi, i tl, S t 4 Bu,
I
la 1 t H I Si I I'
1 1 tl, t
.ms a 4 (ki a 04
I 71.
i Ua
Hi-a a ai
4 an W
4 R S M
II,' I .
1 a tio
6 1)3 1
ll IM
4 94 t 71
4 W. a t
5 M
1 77 is
I l! 1
1 1.1 I ie
ii &-, l -1
3 lo
S ti
2 bl, I la,
2 m
i iu
& Ut)
t 111
11 vi
: ks
- J4"S
t
7 J.-S
T 3.'
7 41s
7 4a s
I
t K
i as
5 H:
I !l
3 Si
June 1
ij une .
jjuneij
Indict tea Sunday.
The official number of car of stoca 1
brought In today by each road wm 1
Cattle. Hogs '
C. M. St. P Ry
O. dt St L. Ry
V'nlon Pacific Svtem
C. A- N. W Ry
F., E & AI. V. R. R
C, St. P.. M Ai O. Ry
K. ft M. R- Ry
c. B. Q Ry
1
'.! 20
1 at
1.
I 8
t
it
1 2
.14 :
K. C. ck St. J
R. 1. A P.. east
Illinois Central
Total receipts..
The disposition of the day s receipts was
us follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated
Buyer
Cattle. Hog? Sheep.
1.-:
.... 2 2."&i
2 442
Omaha Packing Co
ewift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Cudahy Irom K. C ..
G. H. Hammond Co
St. Louis Dressed lieef Co
Oiher buyers
2.f47 1
73
645
.141
. i
Total 12
S.47
YESTERDAT'S SHIPMENTS
The following list shows the number of
ears of feeders snipped to the country yes
terday and their destination:
Car.
Kent & Burke. Genoa, Neb V. P;-
M. F. Smith. StTonioburg, Neb. L . r l
A. Brant, Guthrie Center, la. R. I
J. H. Rains, Logan, la I " ;
Hill & Slocum, Perry, la Mil.... -:
W. A. Cobley. GUdden. la N- W -
C. N. Stem. Youngstoan, III. W
CATTLE The receipts of cattle the past
week were some i.iHiu heavier than lust
week and upward of 4.1UI) larger than tor
the corresponding week last year. Some
very good beef steers arrived during the
wee'k, but the big end of ihe arrivals were
nothing extra as to qualitj.
There was nothing on aa'.e today In the
beef line. During the wek the steer
market has been rather better supplied and
two features mark the trade thai la, that
choice dry lot cattle are gradually advanc
ing In value and that jrecn stock I tend
ing loaer from day to day. Sale of dry
lot beeve the paet week reached tT.oo, the
high point of the season. Good 1.21 to
ljM-pound beeve are selling fiom S7 4" to
17 aa. 1.W0 to 1.3-pound from !7.0t to 17.40
and lea desirable corr.fed lot irom 17. uu
down. Grtaay and abort fed ordinary
grade are quoted at from t4.6u to ii .76.
The trade ibe past week has been rather
unatlfactory for sellers of she Block.
Inasmuch as there has been a continually
weakening tendency unless the offerings
were cornfed and of good weight and nmh.
Graasv trades are increasing and value
are gradually lowering Irom day to Bay.
piest fed cow and heifer are quoted at
from ti.aii to to.tsi, although a few fancy
bunchea sold above these hgurea. Medium
to fair gTade are quoted from H .00 to 14.5'J
and grassy fctuff from tl. bu to ta.aO. Veal
calves, bulls and stag are lower than laat
week, unless on the finished order.
Slock calves are lower than last week
and the volume of business baa been mod
erate. Toppy fdera are uuoied liKnlac
lower than a week ago and inferior light
and coarse heavy stockers and feeders
show a decline of SatVO'ic during the week
and trade baa been exceptionally dull and
w eak.
HOGS The market opened out pretty
brisk at a shade better prices on pood ship
ping and heavy hogs, occasionally being
quoled from a shade to oc higher. Later
reports from other markets were weaken
ing and trade here soon settled down to
onlv a rteauy to strong basis on good hogs
and to wesa to a anaae tower price on
Inferior oflettng The movement, how
ever waa lair at the nrtoes aud a clear
ance was made reasonably early. The week
has. on the anoie. been aatisraciory to
sellers, aa value have ateaauy advanced
and today thow the highest of the season
and establishing the high record for June
at thi market. The bulk and top touay
were ibe hignest in over lime years. Choice
heavy sold up to P.ki, with the bulk of
the fair to good hoprs going at t7.4itg7.o.
Common packing and liahi tuP( have been
uncertain sellers, but are materially higher
than at the opening of the week. Repre
sentative sales.
No. It th Tr Ko At. Bh. FT.
12 lit - IM 7f. 4J JSC, T 41,
7 li SO 7 in 7f SJ Hi at
an ink ... t in aan iki! 7 4
Sr. ti ... I 11 2Ji ' 7 41
7fc m to 7 r 4 JW IBS T 4
74 in ... II 71 till M 7 4&
74 ! 110 I ta at Il Sail til
74 1J0 7 li 4 u:- ii 7 4k
77 .! 41' 7 10 SI4 a 7 41
7i t:: 40 ty u 54j 7 4f
76 114 li IB 7 5i ItKi 7 41
til IS I 7 If. . itk 7 4i
77 r.l 1!" 7 at U 2? Ike 7 44
7 T 4S 7 n 4k tn iai 7 a
7J l' Iku tr, 71 147 120 7 4
: Hi 7 XT', M lad T 4f.
ST t aa ir, ti vi w i
aa i.-, Tir i.o jji- 7 4f,
74 I"k ... 7 JTVj 7 IUli ffl 7 4S
Sf. But M T a 74 Ilk III. 7 41
"1. : k" 7 4a il Ma ti 7 4f
71 ;:l iw 7 40 41 srr aa 7 44
fS U 7 4 44 2M 4C1 7 4k
M lit io 7 4u la ;rr im 7 4.s
a h ii iw :r i 7 a
f.n :n ir, 7 4s uu laa 7 4f
r: ;.m 1 bl -: 7 4f.
tl r.7 kk 7 411 44 141' T
71 MO Uv 1 BB Wl 14 7 471,
kO 2.1 Ski' 7 40 h I.'..t 4ikl 7 474
4 r.l ao 7 4 a s4 ia 7471,
70 4 l'' 7 4 P 242 Bu 7 47 v
74 W Hi 7 48 il Hi 7 40
kl i4 126 7 71 M7 B Tl)
Ihik un 7 40 7! 2 14 12. 7 to
77 IM 101) 7 40 77 947 H 1 U
17
Second Advance
Ilorihnestern Copper .lining Co.
Only 35,(00 shar? of this stock remain for aJe.
The firict is now 12J cnt a ihare and be adranred
txi To fent in a few darn.
F. E. Brctra. Secry. 603 fl. Y. Life Elds.
!4k
Ji-4
Zv
r-:
'i
4
.
2"'4
Jl
t"i
fi
It
ll
2"4
?1
2i
1 at
t 1
1 a
t 40
t a
7 kk
; a
t n
r an
7 as
1 an
r.i
xie
:.
I.-4
!2
.-T4
fit
:2t
: 1
22"
II
I 4
, '
24C
1
7 4: i k
4fS
IBS 7 4. S "1
n t : t s
7
T I.,-,
t U
7 W
t a
1 Bf
7 at
7 at
as 1 4r , : ii i
4. 1 C S
a" 7 4r- I ?1 Ike
2'
1W T 4: -, 44
15i 7 47S M S'
tas T 4 4
J.-l
i . . . i44 ko 7 4: it 272
4 74: n 7 4f
PHEEP The recepts for the seek hare
been of aomeahat lilieral proportlonr. but
have been large. y In m the range co irtr,
only a few fed muttons arriving. Value
dropped rapidly tlurlt.g the past ten "ny
anil prices are uuioed l i'j 1 ,vi tinder ta-n
a eeks ago The riee!;ne has bet n ""neral
at all marketa and la due to th '"Tux cf
range stuff
Suotatiors for ctpped stock: Gnod to
choice wethrra. 4 S"i7 4 si; fair To r 'o.l. tl.iW
j4'; good to t h lice - we t4 4r4.?i; fnlr It
g Kid. ii7f-'p4Ifi. good to choice lamba. t
tiR.Vi; fair to pi"1. t4ioe4 7. Wooed stock
sell about Dfyhtric above rhpped stock.
Kcpresentailve sales:
tHICAI.O IMF MO(k MARKET.
Cattle - oaalaal Hcigi ateady ta
troaaj aad hees teady.
CHTCAOO. Jne a -TATTLE-Receipt.
yi head. Markt nominal, good to prima
steers, I7.b-Ktj av: joor to ra- d'.um. H ix&
7 4(': s'ocktr and feeders. tl.i'KiH' .: cows,
tl 4i(ji ho. hellers t- tiitti 3: rinn'tn. II 40
Vt bulls, t- i'ij)." he: calvra. S2 atf4t.iai
'lexa ted ateet. t4 mia mi.
H'.a.S Receipts, lu.'"' head: Monday, I
" (estimated'; left ever. 4.0"n Market
Heady to strot.g. mixed and butchers, IT.:-
fi7.i. good to choice heavy. t7n.Hp7 77s
rough heavy, 17 2V.(i7 ?; light, I7.linB7.4a;
t Lik of cui, r. f:.jvs; i
tHEEl' AN1 UAMRS Recetpta. l.tVe)
head, sheep, steady : lambs, steady; good
to choice wethers. 14 "cti.tk'. fair to choice
mixed, all 7Si4 M . western sheep. ..tikti4 7;
native larr.lis. clipped, ta.lktfi; aeatem
lambs, ti -ibh, sprn.g lambs, 17.10.
Official csterua .
Receipt Shipment
Cattle, head l.aiS 2.371
Hogs, head 17..: 2.a4l
6hei,, Lead I.Tfl 141
t. Loala Live Stock Market.
PT. LOriS. June a CATTLE Receipts,
25c head, including hm head Texan; market
steadv , native shipping and export steers.
Id ',iiMa ir. dresned In-ei and butcher steer.
4 "tiT'', steers i.ndir 1 lbs., $4 'fbi &t;
etocker and leeders tz Mafia If-: ccwe and
lieners. tiiiti m. canner 11 7a'cil.Ka; bulls,
t;; uujj j 2f. . cane. Id in uti.jc, Texas and In
dian steers. Ij.t.iH 2e. coa and ncifera,
tl.7'i((i4 So
Ht Kecelpta. 1.7'Ki head; market firm.
6c higher, pigs and lights. J71wu7.3a; pack
ers. 1; 2iVa7.. butchers. 17 4' Kii7.su.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts. 60 bead;
market nominal; native mutton. 13 7.'wf
4.5"; lambs. t.i.''(i" 5" ; culls and buck. Il.fai
lo-l.TT., Btockers, II i"y ;,.m, Texans,
4.00.
Iobx City Live Mock Market.
SIOVX CITY. Is., June a (Special Tele
gram i CATTLE Receipts, 2aH' head;
steady; beeves, ti. 5o07 no; coas. bull and
mixed. 12 5k4 25; stockers and feeders, t2 7i
(tH V; yearlings and calve. 12 754 26.
HOGS Receipts. 5.'H' head: strong, sell
lnr at 7.2'ie77 5c; bulk 17 25(&7 4fi
EHEEP AND LAM LIS In demand.
Stock la Slabt.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
market lor June a:
Cattle Hog Sheep.
South Omaha 175 e.:Ca
Chicago 3" I"."! lirt
Kansas City 50 2.700 1.6-10
Pt. Louis 25i l.TOti 60
St. Joseph 60 2.70O l.aoC
Total
926 23.406 t.ia0
W. Farnam Smith
& Go.
STOCKS, BONDS.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
WE Bl Y 1D BKU.
Omaha First Mortgagee
City and County Warrants.
County and State Bond.
Stock of
Union Stock Tarda, South Omaha.
Omaha Street Railway.
Lincoln Land Co.
Omaha Banks.
And other stocks of all kinds.
For Immediate and future delivery.
1320 Farnam St. Tel. (064
OVERSUBSCRIBED.
THE ALLOi MLNT OF BTOCK OF
RATIONAL FIBER AND CELLULOSE CO.
To be sold at Vl.SO a akare aatU
Joae Zl baa beea okersab.
ecrtbed.
PftlfB OF SHARES SOW tlM.
Watch these columns for Important
announcement relating to the progress
of the company s w.-rk In establishing;
the new Industry of convening the
enorrauur corn stalk waste ol the
I. 6.. amounting to ovtx 7a.ikXi.uuli
tons annually, into
Paper Pais;. Feed aad Cellalose
Prod acta.
and making the great paper supply of
the V. S. independent of Canadian
timber.
For descriptive Illustrated proa,
pectus and aunarnpUoiia address
raaford Make-ever. FlaeaJ A at-,
M ADAMS ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
Long Distance Phone 1640 Harrison.
California
and Back- free
By apcikl arrremant with tha rail roe dm.
kk m rv la aaaivhaisera ara-rUukk
t-kin ti.kt aod Brtri la fira -cikka ruliau
kleepln ear. froai aae aaiat Ir th Talced
aiaia. La Calilanaa and return, a Bona Ma
prnposltlor for kdverukta. purpok. Tickkta
good Kl dark. Callfurnie rnaet the flnea auak-
uier raaort In ih wueld. w nut Bromatn.
Ban Benito Vineyard Corporation
H4VI-J-! iiaraar. Bulldiag.
Baa rranenwo. - - - California.
SUCCESS ,H SPECBUTIOK
UUUULOtV tlutiOU mrskruKl in Uibib or
aaaaaaaeassBaBBBaa btookk b; our "Batety Va't
Plaa" ahould result IB a profit of t-tUb.UQ ta
SUMj.OO within lb da;. Write fur particulars
aud aend for our free book "Meacra MatikuAs
tor Sant lavesuaaau."
M. B. FLO EB a CO.. Baakari aad Brsaara.
Cklcag a Mask Eacbaag Bidf ., Cblcaga.
t 4S
t 4f
t 411
7 411
1 4.-S
7 4",
t 4 s
T 4-,
1 47S
t 4-s
in Price of Stock tl t(
