Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 14, 1891, Page 11

THE CONDITION OF TRADE. The Heavy Gold Shipments Attract the At- tention of Business Men, NATIONAL BANK FAILURE IN NEBRASKA. The General Wholesale Trade Holds B0 Upas Well as Could Be Expected at This Season of the Year, 4 shipments of the past few of finan- The heavy g weeks have axtracted the attention ciers in all parts of the country and in New York the movement has been viewed with some alarm. At the same time, no unfavor- able results have shown themselves and, if anything, legitimate business is in better shapo now than it was before the movement of gold commenced, In local financial circles an increased de- mand is noted for money, and some claim that the market is hardening as a result. At some important trade centers a closeness is reported in the money market, as at Cincin- nati, St. Louis, Detroit and Cleveland. ‘The past week has witnessed the failure of n small national bank in_Nebraska, that of the Central National at Broken Bow, but the causes which led to it were purely of a_local character and for that reason of no great im- portar.ce to the general business int sts of the state. THE WHOLESALE TRADE @m. of Omaha can be summed up in & very few words, “good as could be expected ut this time of tho year.” This is true, too, in the faco of the unfavorable weather of tho pist week o moto. Country ronds have nmany localities been ~ 8o bad that farmers could not get into town to do much trading and in othes local- ities where there was not so much raiu every one has been busy at work in the cornfields, This has resulted in a light trade for the country retail dealers and the jobbers us a matter of course foel the effects of it to some exten he wholesale houses say that retail stocks thronghout the country have been pretty low, but though their orders wero smail they were frequent. Orders for fall stocks are beginning to come in. S0 far as this market is concerncd, everything appears bright and fnviting. There is thorough con- fidence established between buyer and seller* and each expects big returns when the sea- son’s activity shall have set in, Not in years hayo the prospects been so cheerful. "The splendid crop prospects in Nebraska still . continue and it is on thut that merchants in all lines of business are basing their hope for the future. While the rains have delaved work in the fields to some extent and while the corn crop is a little backward nothing at present indicates anything else than a bounti- ful crop for Nebraska. Krom all over the state come reports indicating that the farmers are very hopeful which is itself isa very good sign that the crops are doing well. In New York principals and brokers alike 11 the grocery business are disposed to com- plain somewhat over the irregalar and com- moderate volume of trade. They muke no accusation of forcing efforts on part of buyers, or disposition to remain idle when wood use can be scen for supplies, but seem to think a certan amount of supertluous caution 15 exhibited that might with safety be aban- douca tb some slight degree in favor of many goods that are known to be scant in second hands, and are valued upon cheap lines in bulk lots. The consumer, the retailer aud tho jobber, however, are all free from the least inclination of speculative churacter, and it seems to be an impossibility to stir them into free investment. In domestic dry goods at New York the amount of business transacted during the ‘week under review has not reached the pro- portions noted during the preceding two weeks, but it has had the somewhat more satisfactory feature of being better distri- buted, Buyers, who have been present in considerable numbers, have not found special conditions in certain quarters so tempting as before, prominent agents handling corpora- tion goods having in some instances with- drawn extreme concessions then made, owing to a tangible reduction in stocks through recent operations. The wholesale clothing trade has been more intent upon re- ducing the stocks of manufactured goods car- ried by it than desirous of increasing its en- .gagements in the cloth market, and numer- ous special clothiug sales at cut prices or by auction have fairly monopolized its attention. The sound condition of the shoe trade in general in New York, is so well assured that the recent failures have not produced any articular anxioty. The natural result has en to infuse a spirit of caution on all sides, At, as a rule, the sellers of leather and sup- pliés would prefer to make larger sales 1o shoe manufacturers than the latter are will- ing to contract for. Collections will be looked afte= shurply fora time, and houses with small resources may have their lino of credit curtailed a little, but in general there will be no change from former conditions, COUNTRY PRODUCE, In this line of business there has not been much to interest the dealer, though thero have been some fluctuations in prices. In a goveral way it may bosald that recalpts have A s T “as the traditional door nail, ecn light, though' avout up with the de- mand. This state of affairs has not been pro- ductive of a very active market. Eggs were in such light receipt that the market stiffened up and a good many eggs sold as high as 141¢c, a good prico for this season. The arrivals have been taken very readily by the trade and there has been no tendency toward accumulation. ‘The butter morket has been devoid of any features of gencral interest. The local ro- tail demand is limited and a very large vro- portion of the arrivals goes to the packers at steady prices, Thé poultry market has also been about steady, there being very little change in prices. THE PRUIT MARKETS are better supplied, or rather present a larger variety, than was the case a week or two ago. In addition to strawberries, which still command a good deal of attention from the trade. peacnes ave commencing to ar- rive and cherries have become very plentiful, IN VEGETABLES "There is not wuch of interest. Old potatoes have been stiffening up owing to the decreaso of stocks, and right good potatoes are not at all plenty. SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Wall street appears to be falling mto the dumps again. The Daily Investigator of New York says in _commenting upon the sit- uation: “The stock market is almost as dead Tt is a source of {nfinite disgust, and weariness of the flesh to the wholo mass of Wall strect brokers and speculators, and the patience of Joo is neces- sary to reconcile them to their lot. At such atime Wall stroet papers scem almost as much & superfluity as blankets in Hindoo- stan or ice pitchers in the Arctic circle. But although their-occupation is, like Othello’s, goue, Wall street men haug on hoping for better times, and iv is to ho presumed thut this stagnation will not last forever, “Shrewd judges are of opinion that within from thirty to ninety days we shall have a bull murket for stocks, and that then they will be able to make up for lost time, But ut_present the prospect is flat, stale and unprofitable.” 3 Railroad managers are hoping groat things from the coming barvests in this country, The great reductions in the cereal crops lust yeur by unfavorable weather seriously crip- pled the railroad business, and this year the prospects seem to favor ereat crops, which will mean great railroad activity and general rosperity for ull the inportant interests hat thrive or suffer with the rumlroad inter- est. The railvonds move everything, and great crops this season will mean general prosperity, OMAHA LIVE STUCK, OMAHA, June 13, 1801, OArrLa—Offictal receints of cattle 1145, as compured with 1.007 yosterday and 1113 Satue- duy of lust week. “The recelpts during the woek wore 675 as compared with 6.020 lust week, The murket wus uctive und higheron destruble grades of both beeves and butcher stock. Less desirable grades slow and about steady. Feeders were slow 1d 53100 lower. Thero were some tine b ) sale, one bunch of ifty-one head ave 580 1bs. sold ut 85,80, with seven Hoas— Officlal recelpts of hoes compared with 555 yesterday and Baturday of last weok.' The recelpts during the ‘weok were 30,80 as compared with B0.090 " last week, The rket was Souve aud bo higher, ALl sold, The range of the S rices pald was 84.2084.40, the bulk selling at B8, it $L90@A0; heavy, $4:0aL4 40; #9024, The uverage of the pri pald was $4.20% as compared with 8125514 yes day and 8.7 Saturduy of last woek. OfMeial receipts of sheep 212, as with 444 Saturduy of lust week. ipte during the week were 1,061, as 1 with 2030 lnst week. The market steady. Natives $400G%. com was netive and westerns, 82.75@5 Receipts and Shipments, Showing the oMcial receipts and shipments of cattle, hogs and sheep on the dates indi- Fir Fourth wee Third we Seoond week of M. First woek of May. Fourth week of Apeil S DATES tle. | Hoas. Ahirsdny, June 1., 6o 2407 Fridny. Ju 2,60 Snturday, Ju i nday, Ju Fir -t week of June Fourth week of Moy Third week of Muy Second woek of May. Firat woek of May Fourth week of _April crany. urs. 1,007 s, B Horses... 1 car, tsales of Hogs, Yesterday. S 10 Hignest and Lowe Toduy. Highest.... . ....84.40 Highost Lowest....” .00 420 Lowest... .0 Rangs of Prices Paid for Hozs, The followinz table shows the rango of the prices paid for hogs on the days indi- cated Monday, June 1 Tuesdiy, Jun: Wednesd Thursdny, June 4 Eriday, Jine 4 00021 40 4 10604 40 rdnesda, Thursdiy Erid revailing Frices on Cattle. Thefollowlnzis a table of prices pald on thismarket for the grade of stock mentioned: Fancy stoers, 1850 to 160) 1bs. .. Prime steers, 125 to 1475 1bs d stocrs, 1130 to 13 1h *steers., 103 to 1310 165 L 000 to 115) 1bs, ... . s, 800 L0 1200 1L8 ir to z00d coivs.... od to choice cows, Cholee to fancy cows. Helfers.... Yearlings Feeders . . Stockers. Canners Bulls @4.00 @250 Western stecrs., Western cows. ‘The tollowing table shows the prices pald for sheep: Prime fat sheep. shorn ... Good fat sheep, shorn ... Common to medium shecy Westerns, shorn....... Highest and Lowest Sales of Hogs. The following condensed table shows the highest und lowest sales and highost and low- estaverage of tho sales of hous and the dates at this market ineach month during the months stated: sanzi| P Octaber. November SEB. & =X 1. Janunry... Febraary. Mareh April... May. June.. ZERE BEISIE s&5283 o sezen gusas R Average Price of Hogs. Showing tho avorago prico puid for loads of hogs on the days indicated in 1833, 1889, 1800 and 1891, June 91 4y ‘ i June W | Junc 89| Junc 8. 513 515 Sunday. 525 583 581 5 86 552 Sunday. (¥ 521 520 456 Sunday. 403 ‘o <0 407 ‘o 400 Sunday. 40 Sunday. 370 wwmescocs: SRERE el 2383 4 28 4 254 42018 Receipts atd bisposition of Stock. Official recelnts and disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union stockyards conpany for the twenty-four hours ending u t 5 0'clock p. m.. June 13, 1801: RECEIPTS, T SUEED. WS & ML, |Fend. |Cars. |Head. |Cars. |Head | [ I B D SPOSITION. Cattlo. Buyers. Omahn Packing Co.... ... The G. . 1 Stk & 00tanstitatessays ‘The Cudaby Packing Co.. Kingan & 8. Nelson Morrls. . .. Becker & Do, Tevi hippers Left ovor... Total.. ‘Receiptsand Disposition for the W eek. Officlal rooelpts und disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union stockyards company for the week ending at 5 o'clock p. m. Saturday, June 13, 1801 RECEIPTS. WOGS, | SHEEP. WSS &M ars. [Hoad| Cars. | end. caTTE | ars. | Hond | Cars. [ Hond 2| S| w wasel 6l ron DISPOSITION. TRLYars. | Cattle [ Ti0gs. | Shoep.. in 1y £ The G. H. Hammond 60 83 Bwlftk Co vl R The Cidaby Packing (o' 45 NQUIFSN. .. 1 & MO 1. Bocker & begin .. a8 Lobmann & Huas i l Representative Sales. BTEERS, No. Av, Pr. No. Av. Pr. 120385 00 18, 1000 8 40 510 &I 540 515 40012 543 04 490 2 52 201K 545 1184 2 525 11413 1! 301155 5 25 5. 10 2 5 10..1503 40 21 242 10 110 kY No.Av. Pr. 150 8400 18 10 400 44 031 430 2 600 183 1000 1000 1080 225 0 750 2 00 0 11.0 240 M0 STOCKERS AND PEEDERS 001 18.. K24 35 0 N 400 35 010 1. K0 340 BTAGE. 1080 11430 375 10 4 HEIFERS. 2. 400 485 CALYES BULLS, OXEN, HOGS. 888 EXEEE 2 3 EEEEEEREEEEEEE Sk 410 490 40 490 PIGS AND ROUGH 1......200 29 (T 10,.:..119 5 SHEEP, Pr. #80 No. Av. 11 westerns, wea oAl Chicago Live Stock Morket. CHICAGO, June Ih—[Special Telegram to Tie BEE]-The cattie market was nominally unchanged. There were only about five hundred n ttle in the yurds and the bulk of t sxuns received went direct to local slaughterers There wus o good ur- geney for the diffecent grades, but a lack ot restricted operations and scarcely necomplished 1o estublish trust- quotations. The litt e trade done wis ot inferfor to extra 000435 for stockers v #0400 ¥ fancy 5,15 tor fed Culves were quoted at £200@s.00. By virtie of the con- tinued light receipts and by the erace ot the dressed beef combine prices have ad- vanced o point or two during the woek. The ‘change s searcely worth tulking about. no class of cattle showing w gatln o1 more than 10%1e per 100 pounds, but after six weeks of uninterrupted depression, even thiat small advince afforded some relicf, Under the manipulations of the “big four' it mukes little nce whethor the Ipts bo grout o T is practically no etition zoment of prices 18 i tterov ¢h they huve absolute control. nee it is that although the receipts for the st ten weeks show the surpeisingly Inrge de- ith the me time last . and of 70,000 hend, as compured with the corresponding ten weeks of 1880, there hus been no appreciation 1z thiut period In the value of any grude ttle, but i shirin of anywhere from 50@7ac per 100 potnds, Poor to fair sorts are only 260:0¢ her than they were twelve months ago,l and the differenco in good to extra is not more thun e@s$o0. Of the 46,500 head recoived this week HH0 were natives Texans. The former sold at un e of $1.106.50, und the latter at There were only three or four tradesatbetter than 36 15 and sales at over aid not aggreeats 1,500 head. A very larie art of the week's business ‘was done below .00 Prices uveriged a fraction about 2150 ligherth n tor Pridy. Chere was a zood démand for hozs at #4.35@ o heavy and mediom 455 for poor 1o pr weiights and at $1.50@4.50 for lzht. with 3 $0@ 4.50 the range at which most of the hous were weighed. Thes: prices are about 5 under those rullng at the close of last week. As this decline has taken place In the face of a decreaso of nearly 5000 in the receipts any symptoms of a “boom’ In the near tuture are not diseern- able at this writing. Notwithstanding the supposed senrcity roand the high price of thut stuple, hogs are still coming freely and are of good quul ty. The Eve Jourial reports: Recelpts, 2,00 S, 500; mar prime 10 oxtry steers, othets, 81, T 15.00; cows. 1.5 Roceipts, 13,000 tive ¢ CATTLE et steady nod 0, ans, shipments, 6,005 and steady; roush and com- FU0G@A10; prekers. ' $41GBL40: prine nd buteher welghts, #.50@4.55; 11ght, S Recelpfs, 500; market steady; Texuns, #4.505,50; weslerns, $4. @7.00, Kansas City Live Stoc KANSAS C1rv, Mo, June 1—CAt ceipts, 1.800; shipments, 880; mark to strong for natives; Texans, stoady { £3.250.00: cows, $19U@A.00: stockers and feed- G0GL4.25 Recel ket, higher; al St. Louis Live Stock Market. St Louts, June 1:—OATTLE—Reccipts, 200; shipments 1500; market higher; fair to fancy native steers, $2.90@5.00; s and Indiuns, $2.00@5.00. hGs—Rece'pt: ket firm; heavy, 4.40; light. .20 OMAHA WHOLESALE Vegetables. The following quotations prices at which cholce stock I8 orders unless otherwise stated: SOUTHERN CAULIFLOWER—Per dozen, $1.50. NEW POTATOES—per 1b, 25@23c. TOMATOES—I'ancy stock, per crate, #3.00. ONIONS—Bermuda, per case. Califor- nia, §4e per lo. NEw BEETS—Peor doz. 5@40¢. PEAs—Per bushel box, $ bushel box, 6le. CucuMBERS—Per dozen, 5c. SOUTHERN BEANs—Wax, G0@75¢ per 3§ bushel box: string. SG@he per 1§ bushel box. Poratos—Home trown stock In small lot r dozen. mon, Leavy #4504, s shipments, nones Y natives 1.100; shipments, 4,000; mar- $.40@4.50; mixed, $.003 MARKETS. represent the billea out on 2@L0; p K% per onerries—Culifornia, per 10-1b box. & black Tartariun, $L75: southern cherrics, $1. per drawerof 18 quirts; ¢ 82,0002 ORANGES—Los Angeies. .00 ranean sweets, £.50@7 TEXAS PEACIES—Der 1 bushel box, §1,00 STiAWBERRIES—Missourl stock, 82.25@2.50 per Mediter- b nernIEs—Per 24 quart case, : drawer of 18 quurts, 8175, 3 er doz, .00 ¢ ENONS—Clioice stock, por box, 8.00; fancy, BANANAS—Per bunch, $2.50@1.00 for fancy stock for shippi Country Produce, Faas—The general market was about 14e. @ PouLTRY—Good old fowls are selling larely at $.75, with w fancy old hens golng at £00. " A tew right kood spriuz chickeus bring 00, Burr going at 10 - Flour. Omaha milling company. Keliance, Patent, £200; Invincible Pateut, $250; Lone Star, Superlative, $250; Snowfluke, #210; Funoy The most of the country butter Is i1l company, High Patont No. 1 and Crenm, 82.80; Blue 1. full patent, 8.5 Hawkeye, hulf putent, #.45: Speeial Royal, batent No. 10, §00; Minnesota Putent, Cunsas Hard Wh ut, 8200; Nebraska Spring Wheat, patent, £.5. %I Gillman's Gold Medal, #280; Snow White, 82.50; Snowflake, 82.10; 10w erade, 81,6 Queen of ‘tho Pantry. §.80; bran, #15.0 ghopped feed, 824.00; Minnesota Superlative, 1280, i, L. Welch & Co., Welch's Bost, £2.85; Crown Prince, 870 Minnckota Chlef, $.40; Splendid Fanily, 8210; Striight, $1.0 e Bank Clearings. The bank clearings for the past week were as follows: Monday Tuoesdily Wednesdiy Thursduy e . EFriduy...... k ol turday... L G6,297.40 A docrense of 240 por cont {rowm the corre- sponding week of last vear, A Suggestion . If you are troubled with rheumatism or o lame back, allow us to suggest that you try the following simplo remedy: Také & i of flannel the sizo of the two hands, saturate it with Chamberlain's Pain-Balm and bind it on over the seat of pain. 1t will produco a pleasant warmth and relieve you of all pain. Many scvere cases havo beon cured in this wo, ‘Tho Pain-Balm can be obtained from ali druggists, The experts who have been at work upon the books of the assessors of the First und Third wards have completed the recapitulu- tion and the figures ave as foilow: st Ward —Real estate, #1,132,035; per- sonal property, $540.905; total, 31,722,500, a gain of 1,156 over the assessment of last year. * Third Ward— Re soual prop: guin of §70,24; | estate, 83,4018 080 total, 4, - Have You Got a Horse? Every man who owns a horse should kncw that lf‘dUm's Barbed Wire Liniment is the only rewedy that will give prompt relief to all sprains, cuts, bruises and galls, and s warranted to effect a complele cure, THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Bulls and Bears Have a and the Latter Come ndsle in Ohicago ut on Top. DECREASE IN THE EXPORT BUSINESS. Continued Good Crop Reports the Leading Influences in the Market —~Wall Street Financial Deals —Mining Quotations. r the first fow minutes after the opening toduy the leading markets gave evory Indication of strength; there was good buying and considerable activity und a quick advance was made in all the pits. But after the first half hour the buying slackened, confidence became impaired. and early pur- chusers began to sell out and there was o arp drop all along the lines. Cubles were casfer; fine crop weather was reported both in this country and In Europe. Bradstreet's reported the exports from both consts for the weelk at 201,00 bushels, and 04,475,000 bushels since May 1, against 102,00, 000 bushels for the Same time in 1800 The same authority reported the decrease in the able suppiy during May at 7,060,000 bushels, against 7,400,000 us the average reduc- ton in May for the past three years. July wheat opened at 9@, axainst t the close yesterduy, There were large buying orders from N York and the exceu- tion of these caused a quick advance to 054i¢, which proved to bo the top fizure of the day. Logan, Cottrell and Kennott Douzht ratiiep freely ut the start and then begun to sell, ¥ith Cottrell in the lead. Pri vate cubles seemed weaker than the publie adviceshind ohis with magnificentorop weather gradiadly developed # bear fecling, necoun= punied by shortselling and the sacrifice ot fongz property, and after holding for u time in the neighborhood of U5%@ssie there wis i slump to 9450, A recovery 1o 943c took place lefore the close, with an easy tone at the fin- CRICAGO, June 13, rted off u little lower with July at buying was very short and y ity business until the y ige, whieh was pald in less than r the opening and at this poln beeane ng nton wnd Fine growing wonther sstimated receipts for Monday and advices of incr At primary points Increused the feeling of weakiess and prices dropped off to e, but rallied to Mie ut the close, The neiton in oats was still controlled by whe fluctuntions in corn. Starting at 40%e for July there was an advance to 41ie, a decline to e, and a rally (o i Provisions shared in the early strength and also purtook of the subseqient weakness. Ream and Cudahy sold freely on the advance ud Armour was & moderate buyer. Septei- ber pork opened unchiunged nt $10.57%. ad- vanced to $10.45, receded 1o $10.271, and closed at £l compired with orday’s close of Tige. Lard was stronger, opening “ut an advance of 2ie, rising de more, reacted g and closed ab an advance of Ge. Ribs closed with a loss of 2igc. o leading fut Bo; ers bein: ged as follows: 0w, CLOSE. 904 a3, 0 68| o I 1 i b3 agl ™ g 03] - a1y 343 TRIyET o August. MESS PORK Julysiuses Septeniber.. LaARD— July. Septe Rinx— 1005 | 10073 10 214 105 10 25 Cash quotations wero as follows: Fr. vi—Dull; &prin ter patents, #4805, 1 WHEAT — No. spring wheat, 0. Corx—No. % wheat, 0615 @08 Oats-—No. white, 4214@4dc; No. 3 white, 4@ Rye—No. 2 ke, Baruey—No. 2 nominal; No. 3, f. o. b, 6@ rime, 81.27@1. 28, vk, per barrel, $10.00; lard, i short ribs sides (loose) £6.000 " Wisky—Distillers' finished goods, ver gal- lon. £1.16. SUGARS—Cut loaf, unchanged: granulated, unchanged; standard “A.” unchanged. Receipts and shipments toduy were as fol- lows! ARTICLES. WECEIPTS. | SHIPMENTS, 15,000 4100 122000 160.000 4,000 6.000 On the produce exchange today, the butter a);\url‘cl, wus steady and unchanged. Eggs, 14 ise. Elour, barrels. New York Markets., NEW YORK, June 13.—FLouR—Receipts, 12,444 ackazos: eXports. 4,458 burrels; 8,95 sucks. duil und heavy. Sales, 14,100 barrols, MEAL—Steady, dull; yellow western, 136,500 bushels: exports 128,000 bushels of fus pot market,weaker i store and in elevator; $1.003 i 0% L. 0. b ungraded red, $LO4K@LOY%: No. 1 northern to arrive. 8L10K; No. 1 hard to arrive, 81133 No. 2 Chicago, $L.07. Options changed only tly und wholly from loeal &pcculation, ning early Y@ %e, reacting 4@15¢, closing i b 14@ie undor yesterday. No. 2 red, June. closing, $LUTI: July, BLOSGLOSS olosing Wt #1063 ; August, $LO1 5101025, closing at September, #L.0 4@l.1, October, #1.01%,@1.01%, ovember, closing, #1.017% 8 16@1.03 5-16, closing ut B1. 81.00%G@1.05%, closing nt 81,065, Ryk—Quiet und stead BArLEY MALT—Dully 81.0 @1.05, Corx—Receipts, 51,700 bushels; —exports, 61,7 bushels; sales, 680,000 bushels of fu- tures, 171,000 Lushels of s}lol. Spot_market stoady, falrly uctive, No. %, Gii4e in elevator, 670 afloat; ungraded mixed. @WhT'se. Op- a e lower, advanced ¥@o, but Mo tinder yestorday, who'ly ipulation. ) i Recelpts, 76,151 bushe tures: 1,000 bushels and qui closing at osing at December, May (1892), Tanada country made, H 403 eptombor, W@, closing 6ie. U600 bushels; exports, 1,254 000 bushels futures; 54,000 bushels 8pot. Spot market dull and heuvy Options dull lower, June closing, 46i0 July, 4604@46 closing, 464c; t, 403 @ile, closlng, 403c; September, 373as0, tlos: ing 9. Spot No. 3 white, dize; mixed western, 44@ide; white western, 50@60c; Ne 2 Ohicago, 474c. i 45@550; good to HAY—Stoudy cholee, B¥L b Hopa—Dull. stendy; state common to cholce, 26@u2c; Puclfic coust, 2xa@dle, CoFFEE—Options opemed steady, unchanged 10 10 points down, closed barcly steady at 5 points down to 10 point \u‘x Sales, 24 5. shipping, including: July, $16.106816.30; “August, $15.550 16.70; September, 8i5.0015.50; October, #14.05 \ber, $14.:0; December. $14.0000 14,00 dull, steady: falr curgos #1000 uc heads; muscovido 8 tost b 2 more active and stendy, ” i MoLARSES—Forelen, qdset at 1214@1de for 50 test 0 hogsheads; Now Orleans, dull, steady; common to fancy. Hsic 3 i puestio, fulr o extra, TROLEUN : crude in burrels, . $.6 hulk. #4.05; refined New Y Phifiiciphia and Bulti- more, §6.85 PhiladlaPhin and Baitinmore, in buik, § anigd elosed 1 for July, Coridn Skun Onstdldy, dull crude”or grade, 2@c; yollow off grade, £i HaTiow Steutly. undb fudots city puckiuges), 41 b-10c. RosiN—Qulet, steady; strained, comuion to £00d. $LANGLA), LUIPENTINE—Dull; 81 @8 0. Gs - Quiet, tondy; western, 1044 coipts, 3,655 prckiges, 1inks—ull, firn fenns, seleted, 43 serected, 501061 hounds, PorK—Quiet. st new mess, $1.00012 cur rs—Dull, lics, & pleklod hams, Ve Snles. 100 hogs- 13-16¢; refined (#2.00 for 1630; re ; wet suitod pounds, s niess, $10.50@11. { bxtra privie, 91100, stendy pl vd bel- shoulders, 4%c; piekiod Mivbris—Dull, weak: short clear, #.40. LAkv-Stronger, moderate demand: 214, Options: Sules, 40.0 tie 404 bid; Aug 3 closing, #.01 bid} et Vory western dulry, 1@ 1e; Weste western fancy fuctory CHkEsE—Quiet, we Pia Ivon-=bull; -apolis Wheat Market. MiNNEAPOLIS, Minn, June Lh—Demand for No. | northern wheat geod; N pand and lower; poor g und ve jt 190 ¢ % cars. track, #1.02@1.0: July, 003G e northern, June No. 1 northern, June, on tracx, W14 6)e; i on track, W@0Se. 1is Markots no 3 —~\Wnear uly, D201 g0, Suxc; July, M4e. o3 July, Jise. St 1 ST Louts, M cngh, 0015081 Conn Oats Pouk—I LARD--Firnier, 8.8, WHISK VS| L 8110, BurTER—Dul changed. Irregular; Ensier Kaxsas Crry, Mo, 13.~\WHEAT-Qulot; hurd, cash, 8 : June, 83 bid: No. vand; No. 2, cash, 50%¢ bid; June, 5040 bid. OArs-Quiot; No.2 cash, 42%c; June, 41N Liverpool Markets, LIVERPOOL, June 15— \WiEAT—Steady: nand poor; halders offer moderately; K winter wheat, 88 4d per centali red western sorin, sd@ss 3. COiN—Firim; demind fair. de- Cincinnati Markets. CINCINNATE, O, June 15.—WHEAT—Light de- mand; No. 2 red. 8 Cons dy 2 infxed, 50@00c. OATS No. 2 mixed, 47¢. Wiisk e Markets. June 13 —WnEAT—Quiet; Dyae; July, 0iise PROVISIONS—Quict; pork. Tuly. #10.07%. do Markets, Torepo, 0., June 13.—WueAr—Lower, clos= ing firm: cash and June, 01, Cors—Firm; cush and Jur Oars—Quiet: cash, 46 STOCKS AND BONDS, \ C0c, New Youk, Juno 1i—The stock market toduy displayed more activity and more strength durfog the two hoursof business than at any previous time during the week, und prices at the close were generally at the highest points since the close of lust woek. The sentiment that the drain on the gold re- sources of the country had entirely ended, at leust for the present, hus croated i more con- fident feeling in speculative eircles, and the effort to cover shortd this morning, with a little new buying, mude the liveliest and strongest market for some time. The expectation that the bunk statement would show a material increase in the surplus reserve was not disap- 1 and a guin of over &,000,000 puts thit at over $10,000,000 ngain. The dealings in market, however, presented no marked ge from those of the previous days of this and were sl confined prin- to the grungers, industrials fow other stocks which have an international market, although the foreign operations were insiznificant, The demund from the shorts wassufficient to make n rather sharp upward movement in the first hour, Union Pacific leading the advance, followed closelv by St. Paul, B irlington, Ro'k Islund. Pacific Mail and ‘some ofhers. The gencral list also developed some special fentures and Jursey Central, Evansville & Terze Haute, and oue or two otheérs. mude sharp gain null transactions. Tho issue of the state- ment confirmed the expectutions, and while there was no further material upward move- ment the best prices were well held and the close was made ut the highest figures through- out. The finul changes show gains all along the line of large fructions und Jersoy Central and Union Pacific are up 13 per cent each and stic Mail 1 per cont. Ruilrond bonds were comparatively active und retained the firm tone developed yester- duy, with u revival of Interest in Atehison in comes though there was us usual no material chunzes in quotitions established wmong tho active Issues. The trading for the two lioars reached §40.000, which was well and widely distributed. Government dull stoady. State bonds have been neglected. Petrolcum continues dull und_narrow. and toduy there wits no movement from the open- ing until the close. Pennsylvania July option closed 6. Total sules, 5,000 barre's, Tho following nre the closini quotations for the leading stocks on the New York stock e: chunge today and a bonds have been and Alton & ; do proferted . preforrad chioan Kxpros.. 112 |Ohlo & Missiasinpi. . 175 G I & N Lo 30 | do preferred. ... 8 Cianadinn Bacific: .. T |ontarlo & Western. . 1134 Canadian Southera. 4% (Oregon lmprove...... 21 Centrul Pacllio.-e.. 0 |Orokon Nav. .. .. ... 12 Chos: & Oblo. 1724 |Oregon T do st prefe &84 [ Paciiic Matl...... .. o 2na' preforred. . 283 |I"Corin, Dec. & iivans 120 P b, a3 Puliman Pl | Ioudin Delawaro & Hudson: 120 [Kack 1 Del L, & W. 50 /SE T, &3 D. & 1. G. pre s St P, Hast Teno. | do prefor 5 |8t Tisg Bt 1074 do preferred 50| men. Conl & fron. +Kort Wayna. 1.1 {14 Toxas Paclil. it & Eaat. 11120206 | ToL. & 0. Con. pid] Tocking Valley 111, 204 | Union Picltic Houston & Texas. (. 34| U 8. Kxpros Iifinoix Central W, St T & st Taul & Duduth. o preferre Kanans & Toxas Wella-Frgo Ex Laka Erlo & W. Western Union. o proferred |Am. Cation O11: Lake Shore. Calorado Conl..... Loutaville s Nuish Homostako. Loulavilio & N. A [1ronSiiver. .. Memphis & Cha |Ontarlo Michignn Contral |Quickniivar: Ml L 8 & W Gopretorred. do pro 8utro Minn, & St. do preferr Misour Dol Mabite & Ohio Nashviilo Che 105 [Lond Tru NI, Centra 1103 |Suzar Trasi.: Norfolk & Woat pia.. G2ig|Southorn Paclic Northern Pachic. ... 2414 |Ore. 8. 1 & Utah NoF Qo proforred. ... .. 68 ° |1 G. Western. U P Donver & Iisg| o proferrea Northwostern 1034 “Ex Div. The totul sales of stocks tod shares, including: Atchison, 20,88; Louisvilie & Nashville, 4,620; Northern Pacific, pre forred, 2,615; ' Richmond & West Polut 1,850; St. Puul, 19,845; Union Pucific, 7.850. 0 18t do proforred. y were 107,415 Financial Review New Yonk. June 1&—The Postsays: Tho stock speculation ‘ruled extremely dull throughout the wi thouch at the ciose the activity wus greater than on any other day, Priccs were lower in the first half of the wee's, prineipally on the fear of further wold exports, and_the engagement of £60.000 on Tuesduy zave the murket o set-back, but con- sideration brought a reaction of the unprofit- able character of such shipments, and when no further amount was taken contidence began to grow and operators evinced more. interest in -~ the rkot. This wus by the favorable advices from abroad and the easler condition of money, and whe London, Chicago and Boston sent in buying orders the murket became strong and” al- though still dull, prices advanced ¢ last half hour of the week and un the nctive swocks today sold at their hig prices for the week. Aside from rumors ro- specting a few of tne specialties, the news of the week was of & favorablo chiracter. The crop advices were encouraging and caused a sharp decline In the grain markets. and this, with large purehases for export and the con: sequent increase I the supply of commereial in the market, led to groater interest and a better feeling In the stock market, which wus reflected in u net advance of 1 to 24 per cent from last Saturday, the principal improve- ment having been on the grangers, Money Market. sod PRINE MERCANTILE PAPER—DI4@T per cent. BTERLING EXCHANGE—-Quiet, stondy ut $4.85 tor sixty-duy bills and #5s for demund. The following were the closing prices on bonds: ol 1174 M. K pons... 1181 | Mt 100 N J. Cent Int Cort 10 |Northern Puc. 1sts. . 16M J0g ling Bilg N 14 ' i) 109 | 0 88 esounssanssssan 10 |5 Canada Southern 2ds St Central Pucific Ists.. 108 St D &I G Lsts T P L Reta .. 87lg o 4% s BT PR GTE Reta! . iillg D. & I G West Tsia. 76| Unlon Pacifi Tats.... 108 Erie 20 ‘. | West Shore...........102 nsols. .0 12 Paul ¢ 2 Tuta 1104 P, C. & I, BALTIMORE une . —Clearings, $1.064,- 10: bislances, #219,720. Money, 6 per cent IKANSAS Orey, Mo. June Ei—Clearings, for the'week, $7,023,570; decreuse, 1.1 Der et New 13, —Cloarinzs. #05,54,508; balunees. $0.571 For the L clearing, 061,150 ks Dinliinees, B8ATLL PIILADELPHIA, June 1 —Clearings, 8,08 nsas | | iz that their purehn 1a 20: Linnces, 81,404,365, Cloarings for the w Hinz today wore B8,411,768; bulances, 88,04 Maney. @14 per ceiit. OHICAGO, ] 18.~Money wis firm changed nt rcent on dem on tie. New premium, O Chunge wis steady and ur BosToN, Mass., June lh.—Clear l; bulinces, 81510318, Money, L Exthange on Now York, 1010’ 15 count. For the week, clearings, #1710, bulunces, For the corresponding woek 1ast yOar, Cleurings, $112,014,558; balunces, £11,001,804 © 5 = 03 CINCINNATL, June 1 New York ex nd un Money, 6 per cent cent. Clearlngs, | vorablc The NATIONALHYw“r%a me WORLD'S FAIR. “"SANTA CLAUS SOAP N.k.fAT&BANK&Co. 0; for corre- 7000, Stutist of today, ports of zold that rope,later in- the 1 need to fm- 1 #100,000,000,00) for the weok, 81 sponding week last year, #1 LONDON. June 15.-The spouking of the probuble must be n from F unin, says France alc port from America not less worth of wheut and for which it will have pay at least $50.000,000 In gold. Other coun- tries, including England. will bo compelied to send some m'lions of pounds sterling in order toobtain the necessary amount of grain of which Great Bri Franco and the continent gonerally are deficlent. arket. The following were in the Boston Boston & tock BOSTON, Muss., June 1. the closing prices on stocks stock murket today. & Topeki & Albany & Mafne. 1195 T[Calume | Frankiin [1uron Atehisc Hostc Bosl Chi. Quiney Sa otts Con t. Com. ngiand.. 33| Wost 164 | Rell Telephone. At | Lamson Sto Wis. Cen, com.... ) | Water Power. . Allouez Min Co (new) @t C.M . Atlantie. ... 15s N. K. Boston & Mont.....0 4% B & B.C. Bank of England Bullion. LONDON, June 13.—Amount of bullion gone ank of England on baluuce today, Paris Rentos, PARIS, Juno 1.—Threo per cent rentes, 05f 5e for the account. Denver Mining Stocks. DENVER. Colo., Juno 13.—Quotations of mining exchange today closed as follows: 15 [Justice | Lowal Tender... Little Rule. Mutotloss .0 [N e May Mazeppa. Bangkok. . 9 Morning Glim | Batos Iunter 1 loro..... ig Indian.... 103 | Pay Koek. Bigsix, Browniow.......". . 16lg Park Con Calliope....2 111 0 Reed National Century. 18 Rialto .. the Amity Argonaut. Ballaral, Smugeler . vor Gas & Oi Eimmons San Francisco Min ng Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.—The official closing quotations for mining stocks toduy were us follows: Alta. v Best & Beleher. Boio Consolldated . w Mono . Mount Dialio. Ophir ... Potost 11111 |Snvage .. |Sterra Nevada. [Union Con. |Utan Vellow Jacket Com.. Mexican New York Mining Quotations. New Youk, June t.—The following are tho closing mining stock quotat on i Alice Adams Con. . Ontario . |Ophir . Colorado Con, Savage . & Va. Siel Deadwood . P Unton Con..... | Yollow Jacket. . S, Lowis, June Langenburg Brothors to Cockrell Brothers:” The following was the range on the July option onNobIT Tow. [ Ciose. | T 0| ong| @ oy 26| 6 1 angl 88y Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to 8. A. MeWhorter: The stock market had i vory healthy wppoarance today. Prices ed up slo the contined pur- 1use of n ts, to supply which the offerings were fuadequate. The favorable crop reports together with the cossation of Fald shipments are the basis of returning con- fidence, and the market appeurs to have cn- tered on u period of decided Improvement Doth a8 to the volume of transuctions and en- hiancement of prices. Oh engo mude n small loss because of the deluy in the an- nouncement of the agrecment in Chicago. [t is anuounced from Philadelphia thavthe anti- sugar folks propose to build two new refin- erics at Philudelphia ana Baltimore. It is likely also thit the ramored injunction being Issucd azaingt the trast paying the aividend Just declared is weighing the prico of certifi- catos down, The bunk syitementshowed agiin 1u the surpius Vi 7 id uch a loss in cash of £4700.00), the deposits ran down only 8300,000. Stocks closed firm, Total sales, 108,200, CnICAGO, June 13.— I G. Lozan & Co. toTon- cray & Bryun: Wheat opeaed with good buy- ing ut 03%@5%c for July and sold up to 6ige. On fine weather and crop reports, sold us low dis e, Oubles are steady and there Is moderate demand for casli wheat for ship- ment enst. The sentiment locally in the north and southwest Is very foverlsh on the crop prospects, Supply und demund for the pros- ent ix lost slght of. Forelgn wants are great, but meantime their imnediate necessitios are supplied. To sustaln our present pricc wo must hive more speculative buying, The o market I8 weuk and looks like nt or two lower. Corn opened strong The esumated receipts for Monduy wore considered heavy and caused free soll- ing by the early purchasers. The price iy sod rocolpts will cuuso i fur- ithout recelpts the old purt by it. S0 far crop renorts uwre oo July oats opened at 404c. - Pork wis dull wnd Tittie trading in the provision murket. OurcAGo, June 13.—Schwartz, Dupeo & Cormick, Chicago to K. O, Swartz & ( ho very complete liquidution fn wheat which took plice yesterdiy wis shown in the mar- ket toduy by an ontire lack of elasticity. An incident of toduy's trading was the effort by the New York coterio to bull the markot. Thiey ought frecly at the opening, but s control o134 53% NEW Youk, June I3 at5olie. the market the 1ines thut wore Last nizht w duced today. orop st orning papers were favorible of new griin wis reported fro, in the south, Cables were ind country markets showed a wook of Gd, and the w consts showed fore of 4,000 export business reported from charters here amnounting o 125,000 hushels. W no indications of good long buying and the Liquidation of the Short 1nterost I8 wgalnst much advance. Advices gencrally aro to the effect thut winter wheat harvest willbe under wity ull over the southwest next week ocolpts ut eleven primury points 41,000 bushels: shipments, 84,000 bushols: Corn—The opening wis at & Sharp gdvince, the result of a Jurge export businoss 1.sportod hero yestordiy and i larze out-inspoction @ to 400,00, but the advanse wis and u break caused by the selling by an influential bull wided by general se ling utside necounts. ‘Thie Crop reports wre fu- e weather seoms likely to Toduy's cars wero 415, the estinated for Monday, 435, Outs rallied eurly with 1 broke 0 general selling for ccount. Provisions were firm but dull cning there wis S0 in- elin ts. but early strenzth aid not hold et oloses vory i The buying was almost entirely 10 cover shorts and whei Uhey are through we look for lower prices CAGO. June 13.~Kennett 108. A McWhorter: A stronger foeling ox- ists in provisions, with | bewrinz i dull id graln showing declded wonkness, estorday. 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HUGHES, WHOLESALE CASH COMMISSION MERCHANR 1652.1654 Market Ltreot, Denver. Colorado. Elgin, 1., and Wostorn Creamery Buttor, Eggsand Cheese. 10,000 A 1 empty egg casos, with ' tillers to loan t my shippers aud others w b fillad, ive cases and up. Ship by lust frelght. Good, choap Butter in demnnd during Muy. Itollable for quotatiohs on de* mand. temporary advance. The big bears who care ried their wheat yosterday were sellers toe duy and in the absence of sullicient Luying orders_they mado u wenk market. Some lines *nkon yesterdny for Now Yorkers wero shaken® out i the deworalization but the Cottroll crowd made large ropur- chases between 0435e und 05¢ an | are still long, llicy are feeling for the bottom. Haviug made some good turns in_ the n market dur.ng the past fow months 1% Is probable they contemplute another deal which will be’ pressed if it goos thelr way. but promptly abundoned It it don’t, The nows was not o an influ cinl character, it belog a halt holle iy in New York, but 70,000 bushels were r ported worked thore today. Charters here were for 120,000 while the nctual cash, situntion scems to grow stronger, th 8 ulative sentiment continues inten-! soly bearish und thus dominates the murket. - Foreign markets hold up woll, Bor. lin an¢ Liverpool coming hizher. In spite of our weakness Hguidation of tho long Interesy hus beon so0 genoral that further dopressio from this sourso would eom fmprobublef| Bulls buy onlv in & hund-to-mouth way, dro ping it quickly when the market turng wea The price is getting about low enough to ate tract luvestors who will stny with thelp, purchuses. Sales on rallics for” the present would ’scem reasonably safe. Corn an outs—With cash corn at a promium oves futures, uhln[b(lmllmulnlll urgzent most of t time and littlo prospeet of gotting uny cons oipts from the new crop this yéar, the a fine chance for milking the mirs ket, which they uro not slow to improve. The new crop of oits I8 8o near ut hauud that there inducements for short selling, hence tho greuter woukness ut Liverpool. The par miy be counted upon to see any thing that Is ot away further”than the ou crop, and tukes his_chances of tho harvost turning out woll. It would therefore seem sufo to huy corn on good brouks und sell oute on good rillies. e THE REALTY MARKET, N?‘I‘ILUMENTS placed on record June 18 50 WARRANTY DEEDS, I wifo to M A C Robert- 11, blk 1, Vandercook nd wife 'to'8'iK Gibbons, Tov chard L. Ay to It Suilley, (ot '3 and 6, bik 18, Orchard 1l oS, IW nd wife to it A Thonipxon, 16t 14, blk 2, Ambler Pluce ... F Julla Duvis and husband 'L Dol ‘ot 15, bik “L" Saunders & H's ndd...\.... A and I Kountze to 1 O Roberts, 1ot §, ik 10, Plainview add .o Herman Kountze to First Universalist ghureh, lots Gund 7, bik ), Kountao's P M Leonird (o /N Withinell fractinai lot i in 11 and fractional ot 61n 10-16-13 6,009 J L Mills to M Silverthan. lot 1, bk 5. Orchurd 1L o0 i 3B Plerce und wify Bons lots 1 to 24, bik 09, Dundee place. ... und wife to Robert Roeske, o8 110 AW BOB3-15-12 0L Lo ger and wife to LW Kilker, ‘ot 2 t0 6 and 1 to 25, bIk 1, 1ots 1, | 18, 14, 15, 17, 18, blk 4, Cor Jots ¢ wig 1ot 22, bik 1. i to 24 bik 2. 1oty B to 4, lots 7 to 10, 20 and 4 Denman Piace, lots 1 and 2. 1 2nd ind, 8 101t lot bik i Hougs & Hill's LIk, William Hages 1,00 and’ 1t bl ada, Jots? dorn’s aau vy PA Tukey et al: to It BOUrier lot' & bk 1. Ciitton 1Ll Same to 1 J Nickols, 101, bk 2 AP Tukoy and wife' to Knt 1ot 3, Uik 5, Geammerey Park QUIT CLAIM DEEL First Universilist chur Ist genoral convention, lots 6 und 2, Kountze Place Jolin Woo truff and wife to 1P ‘Tender, lot 14, b1k 1, Clifton Hill i DEEDS, C 8hater, administrator in cl to E C Bites, lot 8,blk 4, Horb add 60,000 1,678 %00 1600 Rothery, 6,000 %55 Total amount of transfers coen Bll0,004 DeWitt's Littlo Early tisers: only pili tho present chunces seem to fuvor u fartbez * cure sick head ache aud regulatethcbowel L