Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS No Busincss on the Ohicago Board on Ac count of a Holidags LIBERAL TRADE ON 'CAANGE IN NEW YORK, Visible the The in and Values Lower Wheat Dull Northwest —Stocks 13 ¢ Yong, | ctdull, uncl (AL Qulet WitkAT—RRore pt, 6 aules, 2,1 t. Spot marke 1 stord 1.1 JBLIT N No. 1 hard to 1 froc 1117 BARLEY AL country made, $L0071.05, Conx--lteceipt hels; 0408 bushiels £,000 hushels spot. Spot mat No. 2, 61 unzrade 0415 Options dull and 4 e lower in the cnce of Ch bidsi dune, 61502020, closing ato2e: July, o it g b 0% Zust, A aic, clos ing b ie; September otae, closing at exports, sales futures; g aflont; mixed, [y bushols; sl bushuls spot Recelpts, 156,000 b 195,000 Dushe spot market dull and Options dull, wnd weaks June, 475@48k e, cle $i3c: July. $1iaasiie, elosing at 4nc s white, 4040700505 nixed western, i + white westérn, s0c; No. 2 Chicago, e Hay Hors cholee Correr—Optjons owoer openedirrezular 15 points down, cloxine steady 20050 down; sl 11500 bazs, ineluding July. $71061715; Aus tober, $5.GIM: December, #1170, Spot Rio, Aull, noniinad; Lar envzocs, Zie; No. 7, 193¢ SUGAT-Raw. quict ana steady. Fair refin fug, fes contrifigas, 06test, e, Refined quict. ‘steady: No. 10, 3 7-16¢; 'No. 1, $7-1te} N 12 s OfF AL 3110203 1- 10 MoTAs<ES orcign, dull; New Orleans firm and quict Rick—Sioady and quict Prrioneus- Steady; United el July, COTrONSERD O —Eusy, dull, TALLOW—DulL noriiina HOSIN-—Quiet ind steady. TURPENTING- Quict i st Ga—Quict and easior; receipts, 11201 packiges. Hines— Strong: zool i Pork—Quict and Q@IL: nOW niess, i Cor MEATS Dl and st Hes, 2es piekled s, 93 Coldisc Minoris—Dull and steady; LAun--1igher and firn; £.00. Sales, S8 tered June, i ed 0o for ady at 8@ e western, Isigel pand, sieady: old mess, HLOMBILTS; oxt 210.75 prime, plekled bel- e plekled ady shoulders, short r, 7o, western - steam, Option sules, 1,000 .02, rn; western di 1@ 9¢; ry. croamiery, westert Elgins, I, ut steady; part skims, tor ClERSE--Qulc Aaso. P1a IRoN- Quiet; American, $10.00718,10. Correr—Nominal; lnke, June, $13.00. LEAD -Stendy; 14,42 Trx—Quict und stro i straits, §2 Kansas Cit Kaneas Crov, Mo 150 'y, 1.1 No. 2 hard, cash, 1 No. 2 red, cash, HEg 2 chal and June, e, dtige bid; dure, i bid! Markets, L—FLou-In good fancy, $L70L190; Mo se; 70 bid. HAY—Weaker and lower: fancy, $10.00: other grados, 8.00@0), FLAX SEED—L00D1.0% mery, M@ lc: packin iy eastern 04 Quiet; s Al fust biscon 85X PROVISIC 0@0e; br 10¢ Dy ALt MEATS—Cloar sldes 6307 long clear side SMOKE Clear sldes Mess pork fined 75, cared e; dricd beef b sides 7e; olear rih Giic: shoulders 5 ye. ribs ige; long cle shoulders ity I, purc, Taci Lizht fine}t and Nebi ! Tub \huhml cholee dingey and low #7020 Whent, 4500) Dushels; corn, 60 Whushels. ont. o ushol 0 bishicls, Markets June 1L—Frour--1 mediu fine 1001 diun; RECEIPTS bushols; oats, BHIPVEN bushels; oats, 7, Milwaukee Minwavkee, Wis, anged, VIEAT— B 0. 2sprinz, on track, cash BL0% July, WieiNo. L northern, £l Cony- Ensler 5oon Lrack, dlge. Oats—Fasior: No, ck. 47, Ba r in store, 7 Ry tore, NThge, RECH Flour, 1700 harrels; bushels: barley, 61,300 bushels., Siiew i NTs-Flour, 880 barrels bushels: burley, 8650 Lushels, orn, 6500 heat, 27,000 i wheat, 8,000 St. Lounis Markets, Juno L—WHEAT B 043, owers cash, 51 Easier; cash, 4k Pouk—Dull; §11.00, Lain--Dull: 6,00, WIHISKY—Stoady {8110 BurTEr—Steady; unchinged, Minneapolis Wheat Ma MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 1 Aemund for No. 1 northern grudos dulls poor, wheat for throe Olose: No. i hard, duys, §2 curs; Muy, 1.03'; N 1 northern, 1,040 triek, 3102y @ May, ¥0'ge: track, Lower; Tuly, 51 %e. r—Good sther Receipts 190 ¢ wheit neglectod shipments, Liverpool Liverreoor, Juno 1 maderately. Con—Quiet but steudy ST0CKS OF IIREADSTUF 1A wheat, 64000 contals Markets Wiear—Holders offer Flour, 507,000 sacks; corn, 45,000 centals. Dulu Durvri, Min lower todiy. K prices were: rd, #1030 No. 1 northern, #1005 h Wheat Market, JTune L—Whent was dull and s Wore 195 cars, Closing .0 July, $L00%; No. | northern,” 810435 No. 2 Cincinnati Markets. CINCINNATL O, Juno L—WIEAT No. 2 red, $LOE LIS Conx—ioavy: No. 2 mixed, 5o OaTs—Lowor: No. 2 mixed, 1@ ife WHISK Y-8 L10. Lower Toledo Markets, ToLEDO. O, June L—WHEAT and Junc, #1.07 Conn—Dull; cash and June, 7440, Oars—Quiets cash, 40! steady; cash British Trade Review. Loxox. June L—Tho Mark Laue Express in 1t8 woekly reviow of the British gradn trd suys: English whouts are firm und priocs oniey. i forelen whonts the changes in wro teaotional. Lidlan (8 ol per i fadid o ror Calltorni s i it 4 for peimers 4 for Sopte hipmonts Corn is weak and Is lowar Ty e » tondy. OAts aro i Lrifls doaror, At todiy's market prices wore gencrally agninst ho ders. Russiun and Indiun red Wit wiore 6 fower anl wore hard (o plice st tho decline. FIcur wis weak, Barley wis i Both it and round corn wis i " to d wor. Tho prices 0f Loans and peas wore in favor of buyors. Linsood was id cheaper NIOCKS AMD BONDS, 1ife e Tho forelgn foreo in the oxorted In o conforen: further disquieting cronting an unsettled \ wurkots both antorinlly | NEw ¥ agaln Lhe only Woving by und I w nk. Juno 1 situation stoek an un noor, 1 et and, with Abrond in Lo Thore to Lo made wod prices wor upon the nie the Hne attaok ru ) Union Pacif prossure 1o woll vy nud da stooks. e slock wes \m-‘ THE closing _quotations wore as follows opening. with for mining stocks ywn rapidly ) was anparently and St Paul usually heavy at the the it ol forelng 1t 1 the early tradfng. Londc Ter of all of its favorit tion with the Unlon Pacifi while the whole | 7ed 10 some ex- tent. Further ordc for oxport w nade, but they ed o have been di uted ns, aftor the early vigorous (rive omparative stagnatio wrked nd t i f pressure {0 s N Mount nir Dint oApe tod.. 100 | Sav Slorra Nevada. Union Con Utah Yellow movement In st symputh of gold i Juckot New York Mining Yorg, June 1.—The followin nlig stosk quotations Quotations. 1the ex- wre the stended b apeeted te i forn Siiver dcpartment, | As 0 [Cor Siiver any thing, more ins 5 ophir L hoid off durs [ G0N Cal & Vi i sl Fanizod o sho SHOEY | Farelka con Slurr Ne this i extent ado at the _ntta by “th it Union Pacil ts Friday price, thous sufercd much. The wis sufliclently indi ness which followed the e St TLouis Mis 81 Lovis, Mo, of mining «fo. lowing bids w & Quotations, Tune L—-Only 1000 s chunged hands today re madeon eall Amorienn & Nottie . 5 Litte ATbert Bimotallc W Montrose mplishment of | G iR this feat. The dealings remained dull and | §iope R LI fentureloss until the hour, when there 2 d 1 ot T ARy eusos still lowe New York Dry G reached, S Paul and Un NEW YORrK, June | The thiajandbrs. “Tho narkot finally | openud. i good shup J etive i wenk at tho lowest [ Whier extent, thou ACtIViLy Where The final chances are all e Tower fizures, and Union [ fn tie Tast e The market is still dull in Reading, 1 Tow grade fabries ind e Kknown brinds Nortiiern | of gouds, There was more dotng in b and | cottons. popularbrandsseiling with s dows at current prices and the | DrICe elinnzes belng moro remote colored cottons are in exceilent rule. Four-yird shect ent woolens were in shares (i Aue 15t Market. market mand was of naturally less o wly free” dur- o8 Werd w England, 1 ns usual 1t in the weik ad bonds were us dull wnring jexte tocks I £ Ui interost which il 1o thit o the mavket. The | part conly § and the final clhian table otleloth combination I8 broken and th Call cuses usienificint I8 mmediate cutting in prices aud auction ent bonds and state bonds have | sale on Wednesduy, opencd firm and moved up % Pennsylvania ofl, spot closi Tota 160,000 iy New \ shape e firnic 0odrequest zo0ds ket wne 1L—Corree—Good reis per 100 kilos. Receipts du week, 16,000 bugs: purehases for the od States, 200 bavs; Shipments o the United States, 20000 bags; stoek, 6,000 bags. on The Coffee M nd DE JANILIO, 510,100 Potr fow closed dull s July opt the leading stocks on the change today k stock ex- London Markets, LONDON, June L.—CALCUTTA LINSEED DOFquirter. INSEED O1L—218 104400 por ewt, TINE SPIUTS - 208 0 per ewt, Atelitson AN Adums Expross 6| do preferre Alton &Terro Hate. 52 N Y. Centenl 10 preforrod 5 |N. Y. C. &8t L Amoriean Express .1 o proforrod BCo1 & N ONio & Misstssippi Canadu Pactite, ... A4 proferred Canady Southoern. Ontarlo & Westorn Contral Pact Oregon Tmprove. Clies, & On, Oregon Nav 1o 1st preforred kun Trans, d02nd preferred Paciie it Chicngo & Alton rin, Do & Ittsbur CiC.C, &AL T, 1 Piliee Delawnro & TS0 adtg Dol Lok W ck Inlant D& I G proferred L &S b 3 Paul Eust Tenn It proferiod sprefereed 1 prd P Minn, & Man Piul & Omahu. do preforred fenn. Conl & Iron Toxas Preifi & 0. Con. profd Pacitic, {5 G Treaders' Talk. St. Lovis, June L—Langenburg Brothers. to Cockrell Brothers, The following is the range of prices oi this niarket todiy CoMMODITY Hizh WiEAT— | July | coux="T 1uly.......| Open [ ow. | Close. | Frid'y KEvuns. L a3 o4 0 e 21 OATS istpid T Kenuett, Hopkins & Cc Our buil Stock marked is Kknocked in the head for the time belr awful condition of thinzs abroad. the featuro at all clearly ant | am ssperately f the future of I Dank statemients are a fulicy. uaintaining r the ideost kind of “ifquidation and restric: : tlon of bus ness-—6 per cent bid for time money Lake Erle & West'n Wells-Fargo EX hardly offered. Our bunkers tell me the de- do proferred Western Unfon nd tor money from the country s beyond Lak { Am. Cotton OV 21 23 | 1 At this scason of the yeur Loutsstlio § Colorato Conl Hions loancd on securities” that faviile & Now A fomestuke U bring the fuce value of loans at the Troniityer present market. So loans are rencwed if the QnibIver DOPTOWE T Sitys Be CARNOU Py, Our crop pros- a0 preferred pects are fine. but in the world's liquidation U0 s that Is going they don't count for m Bulwer Union Picific §s in & most churacteristic ec &1 dition of debt. Gould practically tells the banks and trust companies that aro carrying the floating debt, *If you call the loans you can tuke Che propertys 1f you let the louns stund T will try to bring It out."s NEw Yo banker, says NEW You, June 1- to S A MeWie Houston & Toxas I Hiinois Conteal S, Kxpress. St Paul & Duluth WoSCL &1 Kansns & Toxns o proferred Ao prefo Missourl Mobile & Ohl ashsiile Ch N Central Norfolk & West Northern Pacitle roforred Donver & Gulf. The total sales of stocks toduy shures; including Atehison, Lackawanni & Western, 13,040 rihern i Union P Clews, the course of bisiness on the stk exchanze stil - turns most ly on exports of gold As e owed in iy lust the shipments have materiiliy dectin inz be hout #,600,000 for the we pared with #.,000.000 lust week there i a sharp demand for bills, the probi- biiity IS that we are almost at the end of the wovement. At the moment, there Uie payments being made w ent speelally large imports of fucident to the repeal of the duty upon U article, the receipts of which since March | ceed those for the same. period of last year Dy 150,000 tons valued at #7.500.000. The factor determining the future cou of the foreigi excl 18 however, 1s 1 cther there is still outstanding uny Important floatin in- debtedness against this country, than what Surope is likely 1o do under the inerease ot moncy thit now rests in its great ba Within the past two months, we have sent clos upon £000,000 of gotd to’ Europe; anl, nl- though the bank returns do not show exauctly where it ail rests, yet such a lurge and sudden accession to h reseryy cannot full to Strenzthen confidence in the foreign money markets und produce an expansion of lendi abilit Our earlier shipments of wold went 3 prine ulm\lm Russia, but within e fust tvo OIS, DA RRE BRG] Hot e weels the Bunk of Kngland has inereased its TNCHANG e Quiet and. firm at | 20l by $17.500.000 and the Bank of Irance by L8475 for sixty-day bills und 8685 for de- | #3,00).000 besides . These facts waal show that the requirements of Russiu were he following were the closing priceson | satistied some time ago.and our subsequent Boril CXPOFLS have gone maily toward recouping 222l s the banks of other countries for their contri- 78 s roglatorad, butions to Rusz.'s wants. Tie effcet of these MO e | st gatus by the Bank o Enclund is uppiv Fia ccugona ... ; o i, St It C040) BOF oo Bt e, o 1457 | While the Loudon rate for (e e Do o0 | markeuis now 8 per cent, iy g w0 weeks ngo. cuce oty o i 704 the present bank rate and the open marke Conadi Sontiicn Zia 4 quotation foreshidows wn early Fevarn to 4 Contral Preitic 1stu.. 107 per cont rate by the Bank of Eiglund, D & R Godsts T s u difference of per cent between thy do 4s. 5 813¢ rent mirket rate at London. and whit is paid D& R.GWolut,,. 10 for short time loans at New York: and u AL those clrcumstances Londou bankers SaLiin likely to allow balances to rest h Ex.Int employment rather th ...m’.u:n.u the AT wnce 1 gold and thereby force the rate of in- “' i ‘ learances, terest still lower. The situation thus June l—Bunk ¢ v reached a stage at which it s both protective #IS0140.0.° Now York exchange was Tyosie nd profitubie to disconrage further remit- premium. Rates for money were steaday at ) ginees of gold from New York. The probabil- U5 per cont. Steariing exchange was stoacy |y of 1 n finunciors taking this course is 1 unchanged 3 strengthened by the f thiv W Youk, June L—Clearings, #1257+ | axpeted to soon disburse bilunee 131 R i’ tho. pityment. of § \s How BOSTON, Clearings, #I0,218.208; bal- | juturing, and there is a strong motive for her oy 6 por cent. EXchango | {iking Chit course as i means of prosoung Hiscount to par. s the confidence that isnecdful to prepare the 1iA, June L Cloarings, 31146, way for the loan which the czar's government balunces, #1853, Money s per cont has contrieted for with the Kothschild syndi- BaLToione, M., June T-Clearings, $,0% We hive, therefore, the double fact ¢ U6s: balances. 3715615, \hm-yh per cent TrOpean money mirk vady CINCINNATE, O June L—Money. 46 per cent ShATDLY COWRPAN Ghse tnd thit this ton- New Yorlk exol cents prewiun. Clear- L HOan DA Rain (Qread by the tod IREo ings, 2,508,550, 5 uniulated In hourd. FeuIS Jnes 1ot o much @ question whether rope will want more of d. but rather whother it ¥ Lo encour aze the reflux of our money In order to find use for it. Such a situation s this sug- £Osts @ probubility that. European bunkers may direct the nd ore or Tess freely in anticiputed retuen of gold in i ocrops. It secws reasonable, expect an Carly tirn of the' forelin exchanzes in our B tavor. In the meantime, the rates of exchange Mass. Central Tamarnck 3 at all interior points are at so high w premiam Mexican Cen ¢ 2 Boston Land C ca New York us to suggest the continuance of N. Y. & N. England 4 San Die iree receipts of eurroncy by our bunks. It s a0 West trae that the receipts hivve been heavy during Rutland common Heli T A7 lute weeks, the total net cash Wis-Cont. com ‘ E i | areiving from the interior si P e 158 | ddle of April having amounted o about #i0,- Atlant t ki 000,000 which, compared with the reflux of re- AL ey b CONE OIS, MIZHLSCOm 10 SURECSL SO0 Drob- abiliy that these recelpts miy soon ducline, UL I8 not 1 beoverlooked that, during lust full. the treusury let out some 870,000,000 of cush, which was od off into the interlor 48 fist ws 1t enmie out, besides Which the troa ury hus sin At time issued nearly $30,000,- 000 Of 1w SVEF Botes. 1t hnrdly seens unrei- to expect that with w compiratively tcondition of gencral trado. throughont the countrv, tnis fumense inflation vt the currency suould be followed by u specinlly fHbErhl BBrINg Bud. SUMMOE retarn of mone o this center. Coupling this probability wit the 'prospect of * favorabie nfucneos: from Europe both betore and after the hurvest, it would not seem that Wall street has uny seri- Ous Canse for apprebension about the tou rag of the m unrkot fronn this time forward, Jservative operators wil wiscly ko centrl- [ iute’ account that the loan warket s becn drafned to w point of sensitivene d thit Enyehing short of the immiediate cessation of it ald exports might produce w stringency in Bank of England Builion money caleul mrl to brecipitate u docling in LONDOY, June 1eAmount of bulien gone | Securities. nnd for thut roason 1 counsel the e Yk napuonnt of bulllon gone | postponenient of purchuses until the drity of o Wi atank ot England toduy on balaneo | §i350Noy market cim be morecleariy Judged than o esent, 'he transuctions of the binks with the sub-treasury und the interior gor | duriug the pust week show a notgain to the v banks of nearly five mbilton Ihe bank stutonent. whi issued Friduy lustend of Saturdiy, shows wn fuerease i tho surplus that fen $00,000 higher thin 10 Was & yea provement | i Wi 4 el lures. Cios i Delaw syl preferred, k. com- e, 43,855, and althouzh Financ NEW Yok, June:l.—Th o'clock it was kuown that 81, engaged for export tomor this warket was concerned further ports had been discounted, and there was no further decline in prices. On the cont there wis @ considerable recovery after 2330, and it was apparent thut any pearance of the cessation of gold exports would ciuse a_strong upward movement in the market. The easier condition of the Lon- ket, where discounts in the open are more than I per cent below the mounts of buliion bunk, encouri the belief that gold exports will not continue much longer. w. Post says: Dy 2 00000 gold Wwas ow, but so far as | r the effect of he Money Market. v Yok MoNEY 0N CATL—E fro 104 pi 1 closing off MR ET Mutial Unloi 6. ), Cont Int Vert Orinern Pac. Ists o 28, e Nortnwest! cousol 0 debenture by SE L d LM Gon, 8. 853 UL & S K Gea, MUI0S SU Vaul conmol 121k St P C K I et L 00 L GO ety 1P G e Union Puciiic 1at | Westsnore. 190 109 Rt 101 Gon'l s CHICAGO, n New PUILADELPHIA, Boston Stocs Market. L BosToN. Muss., June L—The followinz wore the closing prices on stocks la tho Boston stock market toduy Atehison & Topekn Boston & Alnany a0 Maine 1 | Franklin Chl. Bur. & Quiney.. 874 Huron Enxiorn 1t R G320 Konraarge. Fitehburg 1. 18 Osceoln Flint & Fore M pfd. Quiney Little lock & KL S 1y nsi n Hoston & Mo Calumet & Hecla advanc ity mi therefore. to id - Stocks, LONDON, June | m. closing Ex-interest U.S, {igs 102 NV P A0, 7] Canada Pacitic Bur silver, 14 cont. Rate both short u Tending Moxican Cen. ow 45 qu! r ounce. Mo ntin the open market for three months' bilis, 4 per cent. Havana Mark HAVANA, June 1.~ Exchinze work: on the L0l 01801 40 premium, urday 5,300 bugs os polarization’ were sold old per quintal Het: on S 0t de fuzal 05 AL #L0TH Paris June 1 I entes, PARIS, Phree per ¢ nt rentes, Business on 1 exchinzo t ) over last woek. Total siles 44,70 QUAL L1VESTOCK, OMAHA, June 1 OATTLE~OMCin] rocoints Of cutile patod with 40 Satiediy and 51 Mon Gy 0 Tast weok: Tho WATKOL whs wetllve and 5 10 1, WARNOF O dosiribiy irides Wi Aoy on Other Jeados Good DUthor stock et nd G other grades Shunged: Faodors Wore ol T M e Y S wd with 4311 Saturday and 21 nigher. Al sold eurly us Tl Wis 82814 the bulk <t B A0, LTt B 2ab L5 hoa vy 3051 mixed, §0 G0k B, The averagent Lt s Dl s $E 4 s comparid Wit 8.0 Aturday wnd 315 Monduy of lnat weoek San Francisco Mining Quotations. N Ra Ol reiselpey. ‘o shcep 0, ws 843 FUANGISCO, Caliny Juno b=1uo olicial’| cowpared with 39 Saturday wud 406 Mosday 801 V8 a8 R Park ¢ Reod Nat il Running Lo Loavenworth . prd Mundiy OMAHA DAILY *mon to good fat Nutives, 5,25, of last week. Market® unehaneed shorn, §.00@5.25; westerns, shorn, § Receipts and Divgosition of Stock. OMelal receipts and disposition of stock as shown by the | the Unfon stockyards company for the twentyefour hours ending at 50'elock po . June i 1891 KECKIPTS [ SHERD. ks of CATTLE TS ANLES. Head,/Girs ars. | pead Head| ¢ fuyees Gmiha Packing Co Thie G, 11, Hao Swift& Co Tho Cudahy Packing (o J. I, Squires Lobmann & Tlane Shippors and foedors Leftover Representati STEERS Av. Pr. SV 102 5 0 11600 3 00 41007 325 STOCKERS AND FE 250 1. 078 375 MILKERS AND SPRINC CALVES, COWS AND HEIFERS. noas, 5 Zim &40 300 ay Statement. Showing the ofticial receipts and shipments of live stock during the month ending Miy o, and the number of head cousumied suth Omah SOV 1S QUAL savouva ‘SavowIIvy TSy “puai sasuon ) Live Stock Market. CnieaGo, June L—[Speeial Telegram to Tie BEE]—Good to best erades of native cattlo opened active and stronger. They were in lzhtgsupply and sellers wore not to pmething that just “filled their ey, descriptions were firm and ward noon the demand fell off and there slight softening of prices before the clos though trom what cause did not appeur. The recelpts consisted of about 8000 nutives and Texa The former sold on a basis of #1.25% 4.50 for infy to extra cows, hoifers and butls; 81, s und feeders, and @6.50 for common Lo fancy shipping steers ? prices for Toxins wis #LA0GL, with the bulk of trading at §£.500:3.50 for cor Assers, ctive hog market today and astrong one. | The recelpts were 10,000 less thin for tast Monduy wnd 9,000 less than for the corrosponding Gav last year, und us to- morrow's run s - expoc to be still lighter, there was a display of confidence both by selling and buying interest, Choleo heuvy hogs did not gdvance more thun Ckel, but there Wasw gain of 10¢ in Hght and welzhts, The duy's trading thercfore Within @ vomparatively nurrow there ytare. sules all’ the wiy from 81502425 for calls and little pigs to 81 for extrn quiities. At Ieast four-fifths of ¢ Supply wans closed 0ut at # 550165, The close wits Mtoudy ut HAELD for puor o oxtri mediun and heavy wolghts, and ut #1.4501.50 for lizht Tho Evening Jou Receipts, 200 shiDmEULS, 4000; marke wnd b DPIMG 10! XM SLGOEs, 800 otho 3,70 Texans. 2.7@AL60: stod R100G61.K0: cows, #1000 B, Hoas - Receipts, 100003 market higher dnd and common. # Dickers, B, 08 Wolghts, $4.6504.75; HERE, 4230440, SHEEDP—TReceipts, 500 shipmen market dulls nitlves, $1.6465.25; @110} westerns, §1070.15 New York Live »tock Market. NEW Y OIK, BEEVES—Recelnts, 8.57% nead, Ineluding cars for sule. Mot 100 lower. Nutive steors, B bulls and Uige; shipnienis tonorrow CALvEs—Kocolpts, il t 140 Nighor; veuls, $.00BT20; buttermiiis, S0 SrieEp—R Lumbs, lae lower ore Was i was Ao r - while Hil reports shipmients, 10,0005 closed " stoudy: rouzl) 2440 prine mixed wid privic heavy and butel 0,080 head; Sheep, fir T ls, §7.00 s eipts, Sheim.d 4 Hod nominull 8t. Louis Live Stock 8, Lovis, Mo, June L—CATTLE—Receipts. arkit i fis'r o faucy xnns and Indiuns, Market, ket hizher 4693 1ixed # 0@ light, $4..5 Stock Market June L—-CAriLe Kansas ity Liv, Kaxsas Cuay, Mo, Re- BEK=1'UKSDAY, JUNK 2, 18Y1, coipts, 2970 head; shipments, 780 lead; mAar- Ket. best, strong and higher; others stoady: focders, £2.0004.4 Hoas-Receipts, 2 hend; murket strong REACS, £.00004.45, SHEED--Recoipts head, Market duil oMAHA 10 bend: shipments, 1,88 buik, $o0@4A0; all 4310 head; shipments, 5,070 WHOLESALE MARKE Vegetables, The general was about steady on everviiiing The following quotations represent the prices at which cholee stook 18 billed ) BEIGH DA OR 1088 RAnisy Piias ox. § Sovh IOTATORS market Ver case Per dozen by bushel box, 2] Y CAULIFLOWER- Ver d Home grown stock in smail lots froni the o, B 0, LETTUCE Ol AIAGUS NEW POTATORS SOUTHERN BEANS boX: string, $1.95 por Tor ONTONS Per bunch, | ToMATOES Southern stock. bushel boxes, 007 funey. crate, o hiskeis, $L56) per crato. Pk PLANT— e 1), Creusnkis - Per dozen, $1.25 NEW BEETS Per do,en! 5 CABBAGE - California stock southern, per crate, £5.00, Floy Omaha Milifng Co., Relinnes Invincible Patent, $2.80; It snowllike, i et 1b, 24 Wa'x, $150 per 15 bushel box per 1b, 2 Patent. $1.00; Star Superia ey Family, Wizh Patent No. 1 and 0.l patont, 82,600 Hiwk 2.0 speeinl Kovil, patent 3 nesotn Pitent, #2005 Kunsas Hard Wheat, patent, #2.65 Nebraska Spring wheit, patent, £.06) S B GHman's Gold Medal, 2.00; Snow White, #2002 Snowflake, £2.20: Tow grade, $1 bran #10.00: chopped feed, £206.00; Minnesoti Super- Tative, .00 Fr sh Fenits, STRAWBERIIES — Missouri stc Per 24 quart casc ClEies Per ehorrics, & ORANGES 10-1) box. #2953 southern 7 per drawer of 18 qt Los ‘Angeles, $3.00 per boxi GREEN GOOSEBERRIES—1'er H-quart L drawor of IN quarts, &2 lmu-vn I 27, #2004, MONS-Cliofee stoek. per o, CRANANAS P stock for shippin San ; faney, bunch, for fancy Burren G 10c EdGs—The market is weak sife 10 quote 1L over L@ e, 1iA <t apland, $11.00G 12,00 per ton. rot v —Chioice live hens,” 36005 roosters and niixed §43005.75; good Spring chickeas FL304.00; live turceys, 10¢ per 1bi moderate demand rrents of Commerce, & Co. live moved from their old 1o cation an Howard street to the northeast cor- ner of Thirteenth and Harney streets, Aluminum Age of Cincinnati, O. will Junce tomorrow the reduction to 50 cents pound, #50 per ton. of the new metal laminuni in uniimited quantities by Newport aluninum company. 1t s claimed 1t the chief rensons of the enormous redue tion are the fate tmproved facilites of extracting the metal from the clay, its pros duction on a larger seale, the ald ot enpit and the recent Jaw suits Gow pen in th United States courts between rival manufie- turers, Branc - NEWS OF THI; NORTHWEST. N braska. There is talic of establishing a tory at Hebron. Crawford citizens are brate the Fourth Light young ladies graduated with honovs from thé Wood River school last week. The Columbus Telegram proposes g things for its city 1 the next two years, The new bride across the Niobrara at Long Pine has been completed. 1L is 550 feet in length, The York canving factory chased by Seymour & Co. reovonei at once. A Hastings young man who has been pur- loinings letters from postoftice boxes is in tho clutches of the law. Citizens of Venango saw a_cyclone up in tho air, vt it failed to touch terra firma. and no damage was done. A twelve-year-old Seribner Ollerman went sw uing in river Sunday and was drowned. The Custer County Speed association will hold u two days’ meeting, trotting and run- ning, at Broken Bow July # una 4. Standing Bear, the Soux Indian who has been lecturing in Chicago, passed through Valentiue the other day on his return to Pine Ridge. Burt county has a fued which may termi- nate in_bloodshed. It originated over the ownership of lsud formed by the aceretons of the Missourl aud has resulted in anumber of fights. It is reported that a Neligh notel man hada falling out with bis chambermaid and gave lier a terrible beatine, ufter which he kicked her out of the house. LFor his disgraceful conduct the court has assessed a tine of #1009, K. R. Horth, Grand Island’s ex-city on- gincer, who departed a few weeks ago leav- ing creditors to mourn his loss for $1,000 or £,000, has returned of his own free witl und 18 fixing matters up to the satisfaction of all concerned. Jacob Hockenbary is mavshal at Hampton, and his son, Charles k. Hackenvary, is mar shal at Aurora, says the Aurora Sun. The father had a littie unpleasantness with a dog in the streets of Aurora the other day, during which the dog died. The son then hiad to ar- rest the father on complaint of the owner ot the do he old man’ went along with the boy, smiling at the ridiculous position, and contributed his mite in the city’s ntercst without flinching. For some time past this and the counties acent to Dawes haye been afilicted more or less with cattle and horso thieves, and of late the work has been growing bolder, says the Crawford Clipper. ‘The authoritios are making strenuous efforts t locate the gang, but as yeu little encouragement has vesulted from their investigations. But sooncr or later they will he run down and then it is auite likely we will have some highly inter esting ueck-tie parties, at which a largo num- ber of citizens will be cordially invited o attend. yeast fac- g to, cele been and will pur- be boy the named Elkhorn lowa, Al Towa railroads have made a ra.e of one tare for theround tripto the democratic state convention at Ottumwa. Kitty Lewis, a_little G-year-old_of Storm ke, 06 a number of morphine pills, which cawme near ending her life. A man named Hickey, living at Van Horn, was lured into a Vinton poker-room, filled up with whisky and robbed of $100, Furley & Stine of Tama county haveyra} covered t verdict against the Chicago, Mil* waukee & St. Paul railroad company for $750 damages by reason of the company shipping into the county # cow thot was aftlicted with Toxas fever, which caused an epidemic awong the plaintiffs’ cattle. Governor Boies has just put fourteen cars o! cattle on his farm, six miles cast of Emuiets bursg, to cousuine the enormous corn erop ho expects to raise this season. He is also plat- ting & town on his tarm where the Milwaukeo crosses it The railroad company will put in a dopot, this giving the governor veady ship ping facilitios for his surplus corn Ex-Governor Samuel Mervill was a visitorin Des Moines last weeie, He scoms as energetic and active as he was during the years of 1543 t | , when ho was governor of lowa, and as far as health is coucerned his long sojourn in California wis not without good re: The governior, however, has i tender spot in his heart for lowa, and may conelude to spend his last days in the A man hiving at M who wis receiving month for total oy has been aisc ered to he a fraud und compelled to 00 of the money he had drawn, and her after his pen sion will iy 852 per mont Oue of Uncle cotives found thut he wus not us I presented. When asked for i blind ma gave It norreetly With his oyes, a srrest C. F. Patter y mare Misson Cliy, 3 " w orado, hu and sentenced L Hi ilts. state uros, Jasper county, pension of 32 per 1 the detec the City BOod chiris 18 she pitrd i sick, got out ed steor, aud by false ho wiss | 1in ca been going on o a . - . DeWity's Little Eurly Risers for the Liver f mone OMAHA Mannfaclueers” and Jobbers' DIRECTORY. BICY | | A I Perrigo & Go | Al Makes, ALl Prices BOOK BINDERS & S Omaba Reput | | | ATIONER slican Printing Law W evaes Uil rlefs, bank suppiies, Ackermann B, & Heint 11F Howar t BOOTS AND SHOES Charles A, Kirkendall,Jones & Wholesals Mai bors Ax R 108 Howar V10 ariey SU W\l“‘\m- Van Aer-| W. V. Morse ulm‘. Coe & O BOXES, | _BUTCHERS. John L. Wilkis, | Louis Hellor, Omanapa Butehors and Packors S Jnekson St or hox factory Orders promptly Alla 1, e CARRIAGES, BUGGIE W, paman, Omahn's Largest Varloty WAGONS AND CARRIAGES —_— JARPETS. CLOTHING. Omaba Carpet Co,, | Gilmore & Rubl. mat | Manufacturers & Whole 5 rale Cld Carpots, of elothy, tngs, curtain o 11 Douglas ste ettt e S CIGARS. West & Fritscher, Manufacturcrs fine clgars Jobbers of lenf tabaceo Om'\]m Oml Odku and Lime Co. Tiard and aoft ora 8. £ Cor. Tith and Dyng- Jais stroots Mount & Griffin, 215 8 co-.m» 8 Squires, P.H. Makoney & O, | ocen sin ¥ Howell & Oo,, 4178, Lt streot, 1th stroat, and eor Omaha, Nev. an Fuel C Shippers and_dealoes 11 wndiyractto v bita: S. 1oth streot Nebraska Fuel Oo, 23S, 1th stroot Omaia, Ny Johuson Bros., 014 Farnum Sirco Engle Gornice Works F. Ruemping Galvanized v o cornlees Jormer windows, Window caps. - Lghts cte. 110 ana 112 Ve LMENT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & Co, 2188, 13th strody Omaha, Nen. M. E. Smith & (.u., Dry goods, furnishing goods, motlons. le patriok-Koch Dr y Goods Co., Dry goods, notion |7 furnishin gooi, or Lt an 't Marney Cor. 11th and Howard sts. (¢ ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. = T Detrolt- Antomatic Bleotr o Motors and Dinamo s Catslogue free. 1. AL Kinney, Gen'l ARL 8323 N.Y . Lafe Bk —_ FARM MACHINERY, ETC. Parlin, Orendorf &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co., s Cornerdones aud 9th sts, Omaha, No Wolf Electrical Co. | Cataloguo enoral westorn Skundia Plow Co. L5011 Sherman ave. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, Toncray & Bryan, | Brokers. gain, provistons| and stocks 5 8 1ith| St Private wire to Chi i3 aud’ Now| st Natl Bank, oo, Private wites 10 Now York. Clileago and St Lonis. Cash graln Bought for all wiarkets. "o & al it Cack Ul Nat | liank —_— HARDW AR Rector & Wilhelmy Oc kel 15t Gee-"lark- A Hardwaro ( 1 Jackson sts Harn IRON W Paxton & Vierliug | Ouaba Safo & Iron ORKS, firo and burglae fits " ono dreen, Wilson & Drake, Mg tibular box fnos, firo ors, tanks, oto. LIQUORS William Darst, Winus Tler & 0 1or M Liquors Hnr wars Farnam St and Cle it 3 R. Gr Winos in't Ligtors anit 1022 Fatnam St L. Kirschit & Co,, stindia Y Omana Frick & Herbert N4 Wholesale Lig; Juor Denters Setioklerd | Farnam Stroot LUMBFE G, W. Donglass & Co.| John A, Wakefield, Imported. Amerioan Port Hardwood Lumbor, 1a0d Cemont.Miwankeq Hydraulic Cement and Quincy White Limo. Wyatt - Bullard Lum- ber Co. 20t and Tzard Streots, th Strest 1310 North 1 fl Al and Dotiglas. Cady & Gray, Lime, cor Louis Bradford, AL Lumber, lime, com: oto L8t and Douglas | 62 Douglas atroot. —a MILLINERY AND NOTIO‘I% 0. A, Stonehill, Millinery. 1. Oberfolder & Co., Tmporters and Jobbers o Mililnery 210and 212 South 1ith . Omaha Krcet stions Clove, B 10-118 8. 16th MUSICAL I\IiI‘RU M ANl‘i L[‘C M Moyer & Bro. Go. fewolors, dealers tn (eators In | Planos. Orcans, Artists' Materials, e, } Douglas Streot. Farnnm and 1ith OILS Consolidated Tank Line Oo, od and unrieating i ith, Winigor Rl PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Schroolar & O, “Robrt Purvis, |E, B. Branch & O J2171{oprd sirook Produce, frafts of all Write for prieas on but Kinds, oystors, teriougninilieyiang 1211 Howard stroot. st Kirschbraun & Sons, |Jas. A, Clark & Co. Butter oxgn and poultry | Butter, choee G South 15th stro Williams & Oross, Produco and fruity Ribbel & Smith, gz 1200 Howard stroot. Bates & (o, Country produce,” rults, y rocars’ & “pico ete. 4174108 1ith 3t 1. Randazzo & Son, 211 South 120 Stroot Forelgn & Domestie Fruits Flordi Oriatiees & Stelly Frults. | PAPER. (‘nrpumr Paper Gu‘, RS L I R SEEDS. | STOV RUBBER G'DA . Om.flm Rubber O, Daily-Trowbri 15y Stovs Muua's 1, ath 13t g3 onvonworth t, Emersoa S0l 0o, Seed growors, wurdon, gr tree soe | LI FLOUR. Broken Bow Roller| R, T. Davis Milling Co.. « i P Omaha Milling Co,, Merchunt Millers, Oftice and MU LIS Notth €.1. Black - Manager. With Steet P L B Y FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stono Fur- | Buebe & Runyaa Pur- niture Uo., nitura Co. Furnituro and carpots, | Buccossors 10 C.A, & Co. G- 11D Farnam str Grace wnd Lith Sta, P GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Mill Co., G, Underwool, L Omaha. Inckson ats 10 warehouse, hstroot. " & F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th strot. Beebo Fchnoider & Loomis, 3. T. Robjion Notioa | ] mportors of PE T it Gonts s and furnisalng Wi Al b Irs, cons, oot cor: 12th nnid 1oward st 111 Howard s SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, "C. M. A, Dishrow & Uu., Bohn Sash & Door Uo, Manufacturors of snsh, | Manufacturers of moalts do Biinde wnd [© 0 g, by, doocs, Mouldings. Branehof ol fieo, 1201 and 1zart sts, | 1ith and Clark stroots, Rt i bbbl M il STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIE <J U. 8. Wind Engine &|AL. Strng & mm\!, Pumy o, Halitday winid mill, ot3 | 10021004 Wi 920 Jonn At G, Tosw, acting manngor e TEA, COFFEE, Sk lhlm, CIGARS. Farnam strooy Owaha, Neb. Cousolidated Coffas Company, L4 and 116 Harnoy it Omaha, Neb, e TOY S, | BILLIARDS, H. Hardy & Co, | The Brunswick-Balk otin, wivnms,fanoy | Collender Co, A — ey Toys, ool GIL, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS, Kennard Glass aud Paint Co. 1405+ 1412 1 tarn Ouiahia, b William Cummings, ) South Lith 8t J. A, Full ' 14 Blake, Brucz & }) Omnhn GROUERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, | Meyer & Raapks, D. M. 8tecle & Co, Sloan, Johuso. 1, Brady & Cou Omihs, Nob GUN FOWDER. Olark. & 4onb of A fase 15 Llarioy stisoh SOUTH OMAHA, TOCK YARDS o} LIVE S510CK COMMI A. D. Boyer & Co 3. Ooffrunn, § & Lo, Hunter W Exchange Bu 1 ley 26 Exchi T HUGHE N MEIR COMMISS 'u.n i Markot Ltrcet, Do \nd Wostorn Cre. and ity o4 ™ to W il . ¥ wst Ir 0 y. Mellayl 4 os Want worod luwi y0iEdy (rus ¥ o York Uity w0k . By order of the ty. Tho councll resvrve i It to rejoot wiy wnd all bids. “Ads dross B, 1. Atkluson, cofty clerk, “Bidg Buuds,” Lekswmul, Nob, 8, A, MoWhorter, | 7 / B\ 1214 Harney strost / -