Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1891, Page 6

THE Bullsin Wheat Again on the Run on the Ohicago Board, | CONDITIONS ~ AGAINST ~ THEM, ALL Improvement in Foreign Crop Pros- pects~Weakness and a Decline in Corn—Slight Gain i s ~Stocks and Bonds, Wheat opened with an | first sales Tuly inst at the CricAco, June 10, appearance of strengtl being mado at M@0 ag 1 ssterdny. The strength was only ap- parent, huwever, and was due to the bidding of u fow nervous speculators who hnd magni= flod the mportance of the wet weather dam- “SPECULATIVE MARKETS, | to cholee, age In the winter wheat belt where the har- vest 18 {n prozress. Allof the conditions wers agalnst them. Cable market reports showed lower prices for hoth spot and futur LAv- erpool nud for curgoes for prompt shipment at Lond on. A series of private cables from the principal whent marketeenters of Europe | was shown around. These cables reported | fmproved crop prospeots everywhere; sad | that French Importers had already bouszht mare graln than the situation warranted, which scemed to account for the sharp droo in prices yesterday, and that 150,000 busnels were lying in hulls of the English coast for which there wore no bidders. Furthermoro, the weather map showed but little raln in fndicating that tho harvest there wowld bo resamed, and the break in stocks consequent upon the continued gold exports assisted in the de: cline. The local feeling was bearish and the selling pressuro quickly overwholmed the lit- tic coterle of buyers, within five minutes of the opening. July sold at 3. At this point came reports of serlous dumaze to the crop In Kansas by floods and heavy rains, o goodl Inquiry for cash wheat here chiefly for direct export and large export clearances from th joard. A French cablo also sald that the chamber of deputies had agreed to the measure of the reduction of the duty on cercalsfixin the dateatJulyl. As th's was promise Letween the chamber's wish 108 eduction and the action of the senato fixing the time nt August, it was thought 1t wonld pass the scnate, SV White & Co. George Smith and Logan begun tobuy and the scllors having becn pretty thoroughly bailed out, prices quicsly bogan to react shorts commenced to cover was considerable invest ttrell it was thous Voug least o illfon bushels and the scalping crowd socmed In- clined to the buyinz alde. The result was a change in sentiment and an advance with various minor fluctuations to oi%e. Then the murket became wenk on freo offerings and lower and weak Enzlish cablos, and the do- cline reported at Parls, Berlinand Autwerp, and sold off to 043¢ and reacted to 93¢ and closed at that. Cornshowed a littlo strength for tho first minute and July sold at 56@5ie, but every- body keemed to have selling orders und buy- ers wero holding off. The tesult was w sur- prising weakness and adecided doeline. July dropped to e in less than ten minutes after the opening. It followed wheat to some cx- teot but the probability of warmer und ci fng weatlier was KIS0 4 we On the broak good buying menced, shorts covered froly, invest- ment buying was generous, and_wheat selling up. Corn followed, The moderate re- coipts for tomorrow were favorable and Pard ridze and Cudahy covored u good d nd an frregular advance 1o 5’ hen and Cudi rned short sell breaking the price to 8%c, fron which therd Witk @ FCCOVOTY 0 B¢ ut the close Onts started at 8645@57c for July. hroke off fn sympathy with corn, and ‘soon touched @ige, but subsequently reacted to 16%e, br o b ke, rencted to e and closed it e, 0visions openca firm, Septembur pork sell- 8 0.60. but fell to $10.5), then corn and dvincing. it sold to 8 D and olosed at $10.75, & guln of 1/ crday. Lard and ribs gained 5 cents Kansas, coni- ke Ty over yes each. Tiie leading futures ranged us follows: WIGH. | LOW. [CLOSE. WIEAT-NO, 2 t MESN PORK— Ry Septomber, LAD— ST Ty Beptombe: Rins— 10 2 0 _Beptomber. 1. “Cash quotations were as follow; FL_UuR—Stendy; unchanged; spring patent's #4.008°.40; wintor patents. 8L8E5.10; bakors, B10G .25, No. 2 spring wheat, %0c: No. 3, spring wheat, 024@0sti0; No. 2red, vigme. Somn—No. b e No. 2 white, {@40%0; No.2, nominal; No. 4, nowinal 0. 1, 81,07, TIMOTHY SEED—]Fime, §1.27, PoKK—Mess pork, per barre 1ard, per cwt., 8.2 No. 1, 1, 0. b, 0c; #10.5010.35; short rils sldes (loose), ed shoulders (hoxed), $5.00 @515 short clear sides (boxed), $6.2506.50. Wirtsky—Distillers' finished goods, per gal- lon. §1.16. SUGARS—Cut loat, unchanged: granulated, iged; stundard “A. rzod. o ltecelpts dud shipments todiy Were as fol- ows: N [RiesENTS Flour, tarrels ‘Wheat, bushels Corn, Dushels. Oats. busiiuls Ryo bushels. | Burley, bushels On the produce exchange today, the market wis quiet and unehiunged croamery, 1041715 extra firsts, 1@ e 2@ Lie. Eggs, um 15,000 15,000 242,00 254000 100 butter xtriy firsts, New York Markets. NEW Yonk, Juno 19, -FLOUR—Recer packages: exports, 4,672 barrels, 12,0 murket moderately active, we barrels. CORN' MEAL— KLE (@380, WHEAT—Recelnts, 54,800 bushels: export 1 bushels; sules, 290,000 busliels : 01,001 bushols §po Aur, closing steud 108K in'store and o afloat; BLO.GLIY f. o RLUOL@L11; No. 11744 sucks; ki siles, 2,05) Dull, steady; Yellow westorn, quiet, No. 2 red, $1.0814@ BLANGLOY L. ungraded rod, 1 northern to arrive, #1104 No. 1 hard to arrive, $1.14%; No. 2 Chicugo, ELOIS@LO6%. Optlons fluctuatod more on munipulation, opening K@iso up, declining i @he, wdvanced Sle, olosed wenk wt 4@ io overyesterduy. Roport thit the French auty will bo tuken Off July 1 fnstead of August 1 together with tho weathoer telegrams. exerted some Influence: No. 2 rod. Juno, 810740108ty closing, $1.07%; July, BL0KE105, Closing, $1.04% 1 August, $LONG@LA, closing, $1.00%; Septom- Der, WRSGHLOL clasing, October, 310 1.0vk, “closing, $1.00%: November, closi 100k Deconiber BLUOK@ 101, closing, 8101135 closing, #1.0233; Muy, 8L03%@106 2. 810 11,410 sules, el pts, exports, bushels: A Dushels of of spot. Spot mirket duil, eusy: N In_ofovator, afloqts ungraded mixed, 6KGTGe; opilons followed wheat In 118 chuhges and at one time stood H@INe over yestorday. but closed stondy atonly K005e p:J une,ise, clostng (e uly, wh@ie, “clStog Gt Aligust, 0140 2171ive, nz I Septomboer, G@60'c, closing 60%0. OATS—-Recoipte, 10.000 bushels; exports, 1,018 Dusnels: sulos, 415,000 ushols of futires: 8100 bushiels of spot. Spot murkot unsettied, lower, Aulli options faiely aetivo, irrogulurs Julys cloxing. 4140; Algust, S14@H0%0, p ptember. HL@Bhe, closing L 4140; mived westorn, 3bec; white western, 4505de; No. 2 Cliicago, @i Hav—Firm, butquiet. tendy. but quiet. ~Options opened poluts up, closed steudy bolnts " up. Sule W bage. ineluding Uly, $16.50I5 M August, $1%10@15.95; Sop- Tombor, $IL.GC1L80; October, — $14.00@14.15; wber, $LLEGILT0. Syt Rio, dull dy; falr cargocs, #18.25; No. SUGAR-—-Ruw, qule talr demand; N steady at 5@ nd unchiinged to 15 at firm. Refined, firn, i No. 7, 805 O A, $4G crude In_ bar }urh-l % 0,067 refined Now York. 40,8067 101 Philadelphia and Haltimore, 868%07.28; Philu- I bulk, #.00@5.2 ul d unchanged ®.00 for packuges), Euslor; els, delphia united o altimore, for J Dull B ‘hnu\ Quiet and weak; strained, common to 800, $14315z 145, ‘ToiwExring Quiot, but stendy Xe. Firmor; western, 165@17540; rocel pls Au:. packiges. LAkp—Qulet, trifle better: western stean, €0.62)4; sales, 100 ticrecs wb $0.5253Q0.088. Op= / ugust os; July, $6.5) id; tions snles: 3,500 (Fv-yv 90.62; September, '1 5 closing, #6. otober, 80,85, closing, & | ko Eay: o m"w\ mastlo fleece, 32837c lnl\[ml 108 10 Texas, 10g° Pork=Dull. unchanged / Out MEATS—Strong, wanted; pickled bel s, 54 & llllv;x'llfl Dall, weak; short clear, $6.55. BurtErR—Moderate demand, about steudy: 19@150; Elgin, 18¢. y. active; part skims, 4 o%c. s American, $16,00%18,25, 1; lnke, June, ¥12.85. stral (s nestic, M.43. i ox—Dul CorpEr—Non i1 Tan—Duli, firn LEAD=Firm; do Kansis City Markets, Kaxaas Ciry. Mo, June 10.—Frovn=Dull unchang ly, 11560125 choleo, #1453 170 fancy, $L60@1.05; extra fancy, $.80; pat- : 10,20, ”\Hn.A'l Stronger; .Vlrv 2 Irx'zlr:L cnsh, 888007 une, Koo bid; ‘einsh, 010 2 ”:le\ \\Il 5‘.\1‘1 i 3 L B2ie bid; June, Oars- Kteady; No. 2 cash, 40%c bldi June, wyiic T ilav-qQu unchanged; creamery, 13 store packed, 10¢; packs ot tancy, good L Stondy ity \0@de; unchanged; BUTTER @ive; d i ikeseStoady s unchanged. JGS— Il Ein it 12440 PiOVISIONS—Steady meuts, hame, 0wi0c] dried beof hams, 106, Dry salt e wides, 6%c; long clears, 6%c: shoulders, Smoked meats, clear rib - sides. The: clonrs, 740s cleir sides, 7ic; shoulders, 6l mess pork, $13.50, Lard, pure, i4ci refined, Y Woor—~Dul washed, hew Tedinm Kan fine, H@1c; light fin faatie. T washed, $agic; dingy and low {icieras Whont, 35,500 bushels; cor, 10,0600 bushels; oats, 0.00) bushiels. SptpsinTs - Wheat, 52,65) bushels; bushe.s; outs, 6,200 bushels. changedsugnrcured breakfost Missourl un- e: Hight fine, 17@10¢ 18 and Nebraska heavy . @ 1ic: low and carpet, ehoice. W@ive; mediun, y finy corn, 17,200 Liverpool Markets. or, June 10.—WneAT—Dull; ly:California, No. 1, 88 8id@ss cental; red western, Spring, s b d@ss Kunsas winter, hard, 88 0%d; recelpts of ast three divs were 177,00) cen= 3,000 American, and fair; mixed western, eipts of American corn the pust threa diys were 24,600 centuls, Caundlun, 6s 1d per contal axtra India mess, 825 64 per tierce. “Awerican, finest white and colored, s G per cwt. for old. holders iad; wheit for the tals, Includin Cony—stondy; de (d per cental; re arkets. WHBAT- St. Louis 1. Lovts, Mo., June 10, #1.00; July. e, Conn—Sie OATS -~ Ensy Pork—Stondy T Steady at 8. firm; cash, July. 540, Beran Minneapolis Wheat Market. MixxEAPOLIS, Minn, June 10.-W Cash wheat lower; demand good; No. thern and low grades dull. Recelp 1 shipments, 25 cars. Closi and July, $1.00%; on trac ern, " June and Tuly, 0% 2 northern, June, (¢ un! Steady and unchanged. 1k, 9307 Milwaukee Markets. MiLwAUKEE, Wis., June 10, —WieAT—Firm; cush, 04@05c; July, 95t No. i, Oar8—Lower: No. 2 white, 40t4c. PROVISIONS—Firm, pork. July, 8104244 Cincinnati Markets. 0., June 19.—Wnear—Steady; Ker: No. 2 mixed, 50@60e 0. 2 mixed, $4c. CoRN—We OArs—Dull Whisky--81. TorEno, 0., June 19.- and Junc, £10, Coix—Duli OXt5—Quilots cush, STOCKS AND BONDS. NEW YORK, June 10.—For several days there have been persistent relterations of rumors that gold was fikely to go out this week to these assertions the tendency In exchange gave some probability, but the reduction in the Bank of Englund rates and the generally better feeling and conditions on the other slde were folt to be agalnst such a movement, and while there was the usual hesitancy about buying, no ventures were started. Today, however, the street was treated to the surprise of the tuking of over §2.300.000 for ex- port by tomorrow’s steamer wnd stood the surprise very well. The fact made, as wus to be expected, the opoortunity for a beur at- tack upon the leading speculutive stocks, but there was no long sto-ks brought upon tho market, and while the lack of support rendered the marking off of price a compurative easy matter the movement was spasmodic and the most intense dullness marked the tradinz after ench drive. The movement is felt to be only the remuins of the one gone betore, and whije the possibility and oven probability of tirther exports from time to time are ucknowledged no apprehension as to the atate of the markot is now felt In con- sequence of such ~.ovement, while the favor- able conditions both at home and abrond ure continuilly xept in mind and the usual con servatism s shown on the purt of holders. The strength in silver was also today nu in- fluential fwetor in_sustaining prices, the re- vival of speculative interest in the metal taking some of the edge off of the loss of the gold. The stock market, howover, wus Frower than usual of lute. and outside of the half dozon stocks which now monopolizo attention the movements during (he day were cntirely nsiznificant. Among the leaders, however, losses of from X to 11§ per cent were sustained. These stoeks Ineluded St Paul, Chicazo Gas, Loulsville, Atehison, New Eng land, Rock ' sland, ' Wabash proferre and Wheellng & Luke arie preferred. The ope g was duil and steady but the shipments of ~gold soon started selling by the professionals and more anima- ton wis accompanied by a persistent decline, which, however. “was mude In spurts and _followed in every cuso by increased dullness. The market showed the et of the covering of the shorts, put out cirlier in the day, in the final dealings und fractional raliy took place which clos market firm at” the fmprovement. chunge re generelly small losses, but Jersey Centralund New England arooff 1 per cent each, while silveris up g, Railroad bonds were u little more active to- day, the sales of wll issues reachinz 60,000, and’ the incroased interest wus seen {n 'the rtone presented und which prevented erinl chunge in prices against the of the decline In the share list movement of fmport the rise “In the Norfolk & Western's from 88, The rest of the Tist was quiot held fairly steady throughout. Government bonds were dull and stendy. wte bonds were dull and steady. Petroleum opened steady and declined ~I\u)||ly on few selling orders from the west. s miarket then became dull and remaine 5o until the close. Pennsylvania oil spot clo Ing W74 July option sales, opening, 65 high o8t 03: lowest, 67%; closing, 675, Total sules, 0 barrels. Tho follow g are the closing quotations for thoe leading stocks on tne New York stock ex- chunge today: Atehison............ Adums Expros. . Alton & Torre Haite, 25 do proferred. ... 125 Amoriean Expross.. 113 BCR K 0 Canadian Pacitic ] Toig ndinn Southorn. & tral Pacltio Ches. & Obio 40 Iat proferrod o 204’ preforr ionko & AlL \ The only {[Northwostern.... preforred N. Y. Contral N Y. Chic. & 86T 12n a0 preferred L |onio Misstssipyt’: 1108 do proferred 5 Ontario & Westorn. .. litg n lwprove T v L 100 Mail Dec 5 R P g B! 00 G, I 62k Pullian Pulace Delawaro & Hudson. 125l | Leuding Dol L & W 1864 | RRock Inlni D. & R G preforrad. 405 St 1 & 8. K Tenn ... 5ig St Paul do Iat proferred 1L 80| dopreferred 0 2nd proforred. . 1% St Pul, Min, §& M Erle L 199 St Paul's O doprefarred.. 11 80| do preferr Fort Wayne. ... [145 | Tenn. Conl & Iron. Chi. & Baat 111000006 Texan Pacitie, Hocklug Valloy :110, 26 |Tol. & 0. Cen. pfd Houston & Texas. .. 34| Union Pholtic. Hiinols Cont 9 |U. St Paul & Dl Kansas & Texas Lake Erlo & W & Evane. 18 iy 150 Tt 10916 | Am. Cc 3 | Colorado ¢ oal 2234 1o N I Ao preferred ' Butro Bulwer. & WP onsin Contral’ | 18k orthern prid.. 86 proferre Missour! Pac Central folk & West pfa v Donver & Guif. 1t The total sules of stock: shares, including: & Nushvilie Puul, 8,775 Unlon todiy wore 17,047 Atehison. U50; Loulsvilie ssourl L HIW; St acitie iy, Financial Notes. NEW YOnK, June 19.~Clearingg, #0,0 balunces, 8,584,560 BautiMone, Md., June 10.~Cloarings, #1,8 200; balatces, 875,802 Money. 6 per cent ULADELPHIA, Juue 10.—Clearings, 88811- buiunces, 81,601,857, Money. 4244 per cont, CINCINNATI, O, June 10.—Mouey. 07 per THE OMAHA DAITY New York 1,008,500 Juno 10.~Clearings, #1 Monoy, 1@2'4 porcent Exenange on 10219140 discount OnICAGO, June 10.—-Money. active and firm AL 5%l per cent on call nnd 6614 por cent on time. New York exchuange, 12y conts jremitum. Clearings today, '#13,004,00) Ster Ing exchiange, steady and unchanged, The Mo ey Market, w Yonrg, June 10, ~MONEY ON CALT, from 1'% to2 per cent; lust closing offerad at2 PiINE MERCANTILE PAPER—514Q7 per cent STENLING EXCHANGE-Qulet Dut steady LI forsixty-day bills and #L88lg for de- mand The followlng bonds: cont, oxchange, @) premium Clenring BosToN, M ranaing percent wero the closing prices on Tiiig | M. KK & T. 58 116k Mutual Uhton fe 100 ' N. 0. Cent Int Cert 44, coupons Northern Pac, 158 e, ts of do 2ds oulsinna Stamp (s Northwest' consols Tannessee N. &, s o debenture 54 40 by “ St L & L M. Gen. by do in'.. St L & 8. F.den. M1 Canada Kouthern 2ds (6 | St Paul consols Centeal Pacific 1sts..108 |SE 1% C. & P D. & K. G. 1sts 14k T P. L. G. Tr. Rets 4o 48 82T PR G T Rots D. & It G West Taia] 7l Unlon Pacitic lsts Erie 2. . filg| Wost Shore. M. K. &T. Gon'l'6a... 76 | T 8 4s, rexistored | U. 8. 4%, cotipons 44, rogistered I8is Stock Market. BostoN. Mass,, June 10.—The following were the closing prices on stocks In the Boston stock market today, Atehinon & Topokn.. 8214 Huron Boston & Albany ... 201 | Kearsn Boston & Maind ™ |Oses Ouy B Qhsvt 881g Quiney Fitetiburg i1t 4 Santa Fo Cop) Mnss. Contral 18 Tamarnck 5 Mexican Cont 10N Boston. i NV, &N Eng 14 San Diego Land Co .18 Rutland p'f'd Wt End Land Co . 20% Wis. Con. com iy Tl Telepl P Allonez Min Co (fiew) 8y Lamson St Atinntic L1 Water Power. & Mont W IC M M N E, 1534 BB C Bostc com ro 8 Londgn Stocks, ONDON. June 10.—Closing at 4 p. m. U3 1-16/ Erle 2nds. Voo 316, Llinols co 1 Mexican ord {8t Panl comimon 250 Iteading. 8174 Mexlean ¢ 203 Bar por Monos ,u cent. Rate of discount in the open n or both shiort and three-months bills cent. s, money. ‘onsols, account 804 7. 8! 4 NV P& O Tats Canadlan Pacific Erle...... il [ 6% At new 48 7 silver. 45d ounc ket Bank of England Bullion, LoNDON, June 1 Amount of bullion gone into the Bunk of England on balwnce. today, 80,000, s Rentes. Three per cent rentes, Pa PARIS, June 19 e for the accou 051 Denver Mining Stocks. DENVER. Colo., June 19.—Quotations on the mininz exchange today closed as follows: Batos Huntor.... Big Indlan . i BIETwE Brownlow. /7 Pay Hock 13| Potost 3| Pk Con.. 1414 Reed National. 5 Rialto ... Clay County /171121 | Running Lode Cashlog ... 5 Leavenworth Dlamond 122272100 "4ig Tohn . pid...0 Denver s €011 87 Puealor 1.0 i Ll 6 Claudia Gold ‘Trens 3 |Gettysburg.. Troaclad.. 214 [Whale g risco Min'ng Quotation , June 19.—The official closing tons for mining stocks today wero us ollow Al . Bulwer,.. 0 40 Best & Beichor. ... 310 |Slerra Novad 1o Consoltdatod. %0 |Union Con. Cal. & V... 88706 | Ubahc.c.ousssos Crown PPoint.". low Jnckot ald & Curry. | Tialo & Noreross. . Mexican Mono Navajo Opuir . “TPotost Savage ET) (185 240 New York Mining Quotations. NEW Youk, June (0.—The following are the closing mining stock quotat ons: i Adnms Aspen Deuaw okn Cor St. Louls Mining Quotations. r. Louis. Mo, June 10.—There were not many stocks dedlt in this morning, but prices wer decidedly stronger. The following bids were made oncail Amerlcan. . Artec ... TLittle Albore. Nouts Boston Wool Market, BosTON. Mass., June 19.—There 18 a strong denand for wool‘and the sales for the weck amount to 2,410,200 pounis of all kinds. The murket Is weak an‘l prices tend in favor of buyers. Good Ohio soid at 29wsle for XXX und avove, jle; Michivan X, These are the lowest prices reached on the grades this yeur. Combing und delain guict at i0w@ile for No. I combing. Olio fine delnine, nna 3'@e for Michizun de- luie. | Unwashiod combinz wools move slowly Wt 250200 for one quarter and at iac for 3 1 ood, The territory woolswere selling at i@ clean or ine60 e for fine medinm, and for medium. New Texis fo (s heen selli i from ISc to U lin Wools were in der to quality. steady. Miscellancous Markets, June 19.—CALCU ter. CAE_Westorn, ’ 100t @A 1 Forelgn carpet woos quiot and £6 58 per ton. SUGAR—Cub: per cwt. ANTWERP, June 19.~PETROLEUM—10/4¢ paid and sellors, LIVEIPOOL, Juno 10.—AMERICA Toit BEEE—Torequartors, 4had Giyd per 1h: American 1ive exttie LONDON, June 1.~ BEEF— critor, forcquarters, s 8d; 10d per 8 pounds by the cu New York Dr: W YORK. June 10, is ut some advance. covado” falr refining, 1is REFRIGERA- Lindquartors, Bdyper | Goods Market, Business i dry goods o is becoming rocon- ciled, cotton oods market is now ship- ing itself and there Is more disposition to buy for the fall trade, but there scems to be no particulur speculutive feeling. Developments are gradual.and much hoalth er business is anticipated. Thers were no pric s in cotton goods toduy and the market tone was settled, Hava HAVANA, Juno GOLD—32.180 NaE—Wenk. SUGAR—Quiot; 1,200 baga of centrifugals, @ 10 03 dexrens polirization, were sold ut £.00'3 £old per quintal, and 2,00 bags of eentrifu- gals, ity degrdes polurization were sold at Mutinzas at §5.09 gold per quintal, OMAHA LIVE STOCK OMAIIA, s of yesterday week: The market wus c00d handy fut tle, Less dosiralile ¢rudes slow and b to. 100 Jower. caecline during the week hus been 1e 10 o, Buteher stock and feeders were slow and unchanged Hoas—Ofiiclal receints of hoss compared with 5004 yesterday wnd day of last week. The market was vory etlves all sold within ‘wn hour wnd w hli Tho mirket opened 5e higher and elosed w big e higher, The quality wis good. The ran e of ‘the prices puld” was MG, tio bulk selling it 8.40@445 Light, $0.5@04 5 i mixed, $1.40724.45. Tiie wve prices paid wis 884114 1s compared 2 yesterdiy uud 8,205 Friday of lust OATTLE—Ofcinl Joired with ridiny of last wbout. steady on rooce 804 and 1007 S10 as 5,500 I°rl- ip--Thoro The wore markot ower. receipts of with Chi- (03,00 Woest- tty Receipts and Disposttion of Stock. Offlcial recolnts and disposition of stock us shown by the books of the Union stockyards cowpany for the twenty=four hours ending ut 50%loek p. m.. June 19, 1891 RECELTS, TCATTLE 0N, SUEED. [0S & WL Cars, (Head. Cars. |Hond. |Cars. | Hoad. [Cars. |Head w0 |7 | s D SPOSITIO Cattle LTS Hogs Omuha Pack 3 san Tho G. 1. Ha 10 Switt & Co e udaby Packing Co 1317 Squir A 105 Ithehilds ker & Degen Shippers and foeders Total.... 8010| 7 Represontative " srrens, oAy, Pr, DTN 14 6 & Toan Lok i) Sales. 15 1), STOCKENS AND FEEDERS, 2 % 800 2 250 CALVES. 1.. 950 450 STEENS, YEARLINGS: MIXED. E] MILKERS AND SPRINGERS, 1 milker . . . v 88 00 1 milker i 00 1 sprivger 2 0 OGS, Sh. Pr. sh, Pr. 16) 84 4 " 40 1804 0 i 10 i 40 140 440 4 Av. 180 188 12 222 80 480 0 — ND ROUGH 2..... 112 17 * 80 120 icago Live Stock Market. CHICAGO, Juné 10.—[Special Tue Bee]—There Was no further sageing of prices, buyers appearing to be istied with the reduction of 13z20¢ per 10 pounds secured during the preceaing three days. Aithough fresh arrivals were compuratively light, there were enough held over euttie to swell the sup- ply to more than average dimensions and sei- lers had to work hard to emipty the pens, They succeeded In doing 50 on a basis of 31253425 for inferior to choico cows, heifers and bulls. SLT504.00 for stockers and fecders, 12361 for common to extra shipplng steers, and £1.5) 00 for Texans. While the runze of quo tions s thus wide the major Ly rt of the day's supply ehanged owners at £2.0 @321 for cows ud bulls. # b for shipping steers, and Stock cattle werc d u conslderable decline from lust weel prices. offerings exceding the demand. T} calf market also was overstocked und weak, The hot mirket continued to strengthon. s eusily be higher than for Thursday and 20¢ higher than at the close of last week. Very few of the offerings were so poor as 1ot to be suleable at better thun #.5. The bulk brought #4.65@4. This very substantial ad- vance has tuken place W supply equal to that of the previous five days and with no clul encours o the provision sit- There was brisk trading today nt % for common to Uest quuli- Mixed lots generally sold at and Erussors at Hgde off from prices pald for corn futted hozs. At the close the murket took a wesker turn though lute sules did not Tudicate much actual change in values The kv celpts, Telegram 1o ning Journal report shipucnts, nutive steers, &, shipments, CATTLE--Re- Market weuk, $.00; good to @5.50; Texans, cows, &, L35, —lteceipts, 20,000 active, highor; rongh and alxe nd packers, $1.50724.6 and butcher weights, 6324, £,000. heay B Sigk ts, 5,000 Market weak; natives, #, @A} WeSTCInS, $.2 G 480; Lt b, 20,000 New York Live Stock Market, NEw YOk, June 10.—BEEVES—Receipts, w50 houd, inciadinz 38 cars for sile; market steady. Na steers. Bhi0 Texuns, R1AUGD); nl £ dressod beet, Siiie, ” Shipmonts tomorrow, - 1,007 oves and uarters of Lee ALVES— I Geel veils, £.00000,00 SurEe-- R 3, BLITLWO.5) per ewt dressed mutton, firn at limts, s ut iz ipts, Including one car for sule, lieads market firm at #1752 Kansas City Live KANSAS Crty, Mo, June 19, celipts, 4,22); Shipnionts, stoors, 150 lambs, H Sl dressed Stck Market. CAT LG~ market * dull, E.00w4.407 ¢ shipments, . Tiae ligher: bulk, #0005 1,205 mur- F400455; all grades, ket Recelpts, Receipts, ket higher: heay 4 Teht, #4004, BUACK RANPE Criknures—California, per black Tartarian, $L.75; southern clor per drawer of I8 quarts LEMONS—~Cholee stock, per box. # 86,300027.00. TEXAS PEACHES=Per 1 bushel box, (00 STRAWBERIIES = Missourl stock. 810 20quirt eases Towi “stock, 82 0 per ¢ OrANGES=Los Auscles,” .35 Medite ean swoets, & 500575 GHEEN GOOSEBRIOUES—Per 24 quart 823502505 drawer of 15 quarts, $L.3 PINCAPPLES - Poriaoz, 1.0, BANANAS - Por buhehi, shipping stock ios, 0; tancy, ran- 3.00 for f Vegitables, The followhig Giotations pr ees at which choiec stock Is oraers unless othenyise stuted ON1ONS=—Bormy(ls, por case, # N ¢ por b, SOUTHEIN BEANS Wi ¢ per 1§ busbel bOX: sring. S0@ikg per 1y bushiel Lox Porarors—louie grown stock in from the store, 3L ASPAIAGUS—30per oz 5 per bushel, . BEANS - Nivy Home growa. 60c per doz, or 24¢ represent billed out the on Culitor- let (ERN CAULLELOWER - Per dozc 3 rer Ib, 214025 c. POMATORS—F srlo¥ stock, per crite, NEW BEETS~Por doz, #6540, PEAs—Uor bushel box, $L.2561,50; per 1y #1.50, bushiel try Produc Sules range ull the way from 14 o 15¢ PouLTiy—The market on old fowls (s u 11ttl weuk ind sules of good stoek wre ninde ut .50 5 Spring chickens ure becoming nior lenty aud ure selling at £L0K6.(0 por doz. 'he ducks urrlving are mostly smull and ko at about 8200, Turkoys, i per 1D, BUTTER - A very lurge proportionof the but ter s selling at 0o AY—Hest upland £6.0007.00. .001210.00; poorer grades, Flou pany Patent Enowiluke, Omaha milling co 800, Invineible Superiative, Family, 81,00 SF Glilman's Gold Medul, #280; White, 8250; Snowfluke, $2.10; 10w krude, $1.40; Queen of ‘the Pantry. 82'90; bran, #15.00; ghopped feed, ®4.0; Minnesota Supcrlative, “E. L. Weleh & C ance, Putent, Lone Stur £210; Funcy o Welcl's Best, ,85; Crown SATURDAY, ‘ JUNK 20, 1891, Minnesota Stralght A very small piil but a vory good one. Witt's Littlo Early Risers. - - sovim oMAn Chiot, #1.00, Prinoe, #1.50 Fanily, §2.10 $2.40; Splondid De Mra, Chase, Twontioth and O stroet,is dan- eerously ill, Frank Cockrell has roturaed home for va cationefrom the Des Moines colloge. Or, and Mrs, Kirkpatrick have returncd from & month's sojourn in Coloradoand Utah, . ¢, Vaughan, delegato to the Typograpbi al union, hiae just returned from the Boston convention, The pupils of St. Agnes' academy held a rehearsal of the commencement exercises in Blum's hall yesterday afternoon. H. Hoyman, l'wenty-sinth and J streots, cave n party st evening in honor of the fourteonth birthday of his daughter. Misses. Ware of Papillion and Rov, C. D, Allen of Custer Methodist, Episcopal church, Omaha, are the guests of Rev. Mr. Dawson W. W. Plelps has sold the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific land to the amount of £135,000. The transfer was made yesterday. Postmaster Glasgow passed his ~fifty-ffth milestone vesterday, and the employes took occasion to present him with a compli- mentary address and a handsome present. Miss Tina Dalston, bookkeeper for Lamson & Walker, got a finger caught in the heavy door of the oftice safe and badly mashed. The injured member had to be amputated at the first joint. Next Wednesday evening Bechive lodge 0. 284, Ancient, Froe and Aceepted Masons, will have an installation at their rooms, and Past Grand Master J. J. Mercer of Omaha, will preside, . Yesterday was an old time big day down at the stock yards: tho hog market was the best of the season, There was o good steady « mand for porkers at strong prices. The run was 500 cars, The South O ing will be b ha conference d at Fre camp meet- nont from July 6 to 15 Rev. Mr. Dawson will be iu chargo. Rovs, Mr. Dawson and B, M. Richardson leave next week to attend the Chautauqua, Eddie Swartout, four-year-old son_of Mr and Mrs. Swartout, who resido on Twenty first and N streets, was run over,by an ex press wagon yestorday morning. The wagon sed over his left wrist and foot. The in- juries are not serious. Burness & Parks of this city have been awarded tho contract for building the ad- dition to the Cudahy packing works in_Chi- cago. Tho specifications cull for a building 250x500, and five stories high. Mr. George Parks will leave for Chicago Mondsy to com- mence work. ‘The various Omaha turner societies will take this city by storm tomorrow evening on tho occasion of the two picnics and gym- nastic exhibitions to be giyen by the local organizations. The Bohemian Turners will entertain their friends at_National hall, and the German Turncrs will display their skill before hosts of admiring friends at Blum's hall. Marshal Brennan's mandate went forth yesterday that all unlicensed dogs should be Shot today. ‘The polics went at the slaughter with great gusto and the deep, dull mono- tone of the city was frequently broken by tol shots. By noon twenty-five untagged canines of hig und low deerce were gathered to their ancestors and as many loyal citi were hot behina the ear A Contribution from Texas. Mr. J. B. Boswell, one of the best known citizens of Brownwood, Tex., contributes the followiug item as his'personal experience: “After having suffered from diarrhaa for some time and having tried different medi- cines with no good results, I tried a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cuolera and Dinrrhaa Remedy, which relieved me at once, and recommend it to all who may be suffering from this troublesome complaiut.” ARE Yul ThUUBLED With an old sore, ulcer, or gun shot wound that refuses to heal up. If so take and be- come your former self. St has cured many such cases after cvery other remedy had failed. E00KS ON llflflll AND SKM’ DISEASES FPFF. The Swit! Sr 3 thna MOORE'S REE OF LIFE For Five years ich et t o wich nd Ihad a sore leg, v would yield to n» ment—unt 11 toc botles of 8. 8. 8., prompt y cured it. there husbe o i Lis was in ewton, N. C 1886, other man pralsethee, and not thine own mouth, A stranger and not thine owa 1ips. Rey Miller, Carlile, Lowas Ry Anthony Cnrter, Ferry. Leay Em, son. Tow irove Towa; Kev. J. Lile. ford, Githeart, Em Parker. 0 | Codiy nworth, KK rson, 1o Towa: Gilman o, Abel, Decatur, 111inois; A Stronz, Conneil Biutrs, owa. When <u men us the ahove have given their testinon- . 1510 praise of Moore's Troe of Lite wnd the Teading wholesie drug houses sivy they have ghven entive sutisfuetion where they huve heen sold, what better evidence do you want? Why shoiild you suffer when youean be eu by using Moore's Tree of Life Maore's Treo of Life. a positive curo for Kidnay and Livor comalint and all Dlood dissasas. Doat 1t Wy to wutfor whan you can b cured by using Moro's Urew of Lite, tho Groat Lifo Remo tv! Chichentor's ¥ ENNYBI‘ML PILLS Orligin autne. wark “alwars DRiytat for Chichenter s B morid Brand i it weaitic i Mull. 10,000 Toaitonaly ‘Ohleheater Chomleal Co, Madlann kg Sold by all Losal DIvRgiseS Vhilad Morpnino i PITT et B E o pay till cured DR J BTEPHENG, L Notice to Contractors. Bids will be received until Saturd 11, 1801, for the erading of about fve half utios of rowd wnad the butldin bridges betwoen thirty and forty length, in Columbus township, 1 Nebraski, « rlght to reject is reserved, - For particulurs apply to J6-L-208 273 A, C.PIcKETT, Clerk Columbus Towiship TANTH Agents to ell WANTED. GO e of nvented that holds the clothes without pin akente, to whom the exclusive kit 18 Klven your. territory 'nt once. Address THE PINLESS TLOTIES Link €0, 17 Hormon 8t, Worcdster OMAHA Bend fo B SHE 2 Now Y BCHOOL OF Life Bl i, Neb. TELEGRAPHY, Nt Paper. uitre, Ve the V line ovor n por 1y by Pintoss n W rk Trcutnr or evil WOOD, OMAHA Mamfcturers” and Jobbers' DIRECTORY. AWNING3 ANI) TENTS. cka Tont & Awn- ing Co. Flags, Hammocks, 011 an RUbLOr Clothing. Sond for entalogne. 11§ Farnam —— __BICYOLES. A H. Perrigo&Co. | M. 0, Daxon, All Makos, All Prices, Ali{Bleyclos 801d on Monthly Parts, Payments. 1815 Dodge Street. (160744 Farnum St., Omalia. BDDK BINDERS & STATIONERS Omaha Rvpul»h\m\ Printing 0o, Law briefs, bank supplios, and oversthing in printing line. 10th and Douglas stroats. Ackermann Bros, & Heintze, Printers, binders, clectrotypers, blank book manu fucturers, 7 114 Towar . atrest, Omatia. e ————————— BOOTS AND SHOES3. Gharles A. Goo & O, | Kirkendall Jones &Go Wholesalo Manufactur's Agents for Boston Rub ber Shoo Co.., 1102, 1104 and 106 Harney St W. V. Morse & Co,, £hoe Factors, Corner 11th And Dougl i ate, Ome D Morchants invited tocall ant examir the Manufacturers and job- bers, 1100 Howard atrost. Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harts, 1212 Tarnoy stroet, Omaha, N EOXI"‘? John L. Wilkis, _ Omahn paper box factory 18171310 Douglas Orders promptly fllad. BUTCHFR"» Louis Heller, Butchers' and Packory’ 1e & Supplies. oof, hog & sheep easings THE-1118 Jnekson St CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC. W. T. Seaman, Omahn's Largost Varioty WAGONS AND CARRIAGES CLOTHING. CARPETS. Omaha Carpot Co,, Carpets, mat- ting, curtaln £00 19,04 enle Clothiors, 1611 Douslas steost. 1102 1arney St. —_— i CIGARS. : West & Fritscher, Mannfactnrers fine clgars Jobbers of leaf tobaecos. 1011 Farnam stroot Gilmore & Ruhl. ot clothy, Manufacturars & Whole- COAL, COK®, ETC. Omaha Coal, Cols ani Lime 0. Ttard and soft esal & . Cor. Thth and Dy las strocts. Coutant & Squiras, Hard and soft_coal shi streor, Mount & Grifia, 23S, 1ith strasty P.H. Mahoney & U:‘ 1 Conl—Soft. Oficen 813 N. 16th and cor. 10th and Douglas sts. Howell & Co., 2178, lth stroot, ©Omaha, Neb. American Fuel Co. Shippers and dealert 12 anthracite and bita- pinous coal b stroot. Omaha, Neb. g “Nebraska Fuel 0>, 2138, 13th strost, Johnson Bros., 914 Farnam Sireet, Omaha, Neb. Neb. omanr NICE. F. Ruemping Galvantzed Iron cornices, Dormer windows, door caps, fin tals ete. ' Tin iron and slate roofer. K11 Farnatm St. Eagle Gornice Works Mannfacturers ofGalvan- cd iran Cornt Window cip lights o Lodge S 1110 and 1 CEMENT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & Co., 188, 18th stran Omaha, Not DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co,, |Kilp: u&nok I(Ouuh Dry oods, furnts ools il Kfrodv‘c‘ Fetres RO | ey gocna }‘l;::jmfm'-* Cor. 11th and Howard sts. Tith und 1arney BELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. A”N‘ ) .’l‘\(UI'I' AUTOMATIC Wolf Electrical Co. Electric Motors Hlustrated Catalogud | wnd Dynamos. Catalogne frao Tren RSt ey e 1614 Capttol Avenua, | A 5000 N oLifa Bid FARM MACHINERY, ETC. T. G. Northwall, Genoral western ngent Skandla Plow Co, 1340-151 Sherman avo, Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Co., orner Jones and 9th sts. | FLOUR. R T D.m ill Co, E. L. Weloh & Co,, 1012 N, Vith stroot. 2. E. McCray. Manager. Millat Henderson, Minn, | 8 F. Gilman, 1014 > £ atOmah Cor. 5th and Jackson sts. Omaha Milling Co,, Merchant Millors, otico and Mill 1515 Nith Str 16th stroot. C.E. Black - Manager. FURNITURD AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stone Fur- piture Qo., urniture and carpots, 115-1119 Farnam stroot, Beohe & Runyau Fur- niture Co. Suceonsors to C.A. Beebo & GENTS' FURNIS J.T. Robinson Notioa [ Co, Eehneider & Loomis, Jobbers and 1 s of notlons and Kouds, por ralshing 11 Tloward stroot GLASS, PAINT, OIL ANI) I)RUG% Kennard Glass and Paint Co., 1408-1412 Hurney sLrost Owiha, Neb. | J. A I‘ulhr & 0o, 1602 Douging et Omah Blake, Brucs & ) Williaw Cummings, 617 and 619 South 16th Bt A, Nob. GROOERIES, Paxton & Gallaghor, | Moyer & Raaplc U6-711 8. 10th stroat, 1031405 1Harney straat Omuha, Neb. Omalia, Neb, D. M. Steele & Co,, 1201+1205 Jonos treot, 8loan, Johnson & Co, ) and Lenveuworih Omulia, Nob. ord, Brady & Oo. Jith and Leavenworth Omaha, Neb Allen Bros, 1114 Harnoy stroot Omuha, Neb, Omaia, Nebrask: e S e —— a Ton Brokers K0, St York Uoo! Brokers to N &t Loul ton i on kratn Cor. 10th Paxto 1 Ry.un Liqu Manufac East L K R. Tmporte Win 20 and tee s Hard 1310 3 Charles R, Leo, rdwe arpot 9tn and stoeks St Private wire to Chi T Rector & Wilhelmy Oo Tler & Oo. 1112 (arnoy sted Wholesule Liguor Doalers 1001 Farnam Stroot @. W. Douglass & Co RAIN AND PROVISIONS | S A, MoWhortar 412 18t Natl Bank, Brokors Private wiros 10 N8 york, Clileago_and s? ray & Bryan, graln, provistor d1s 8. 1ith Now| Louls. Cash gral boughit for all market T, 0. Swartz & Oo, Skors,Grain, Provisfons K Chivago & |oto. Private wire to 8t Spootal attan: [10uls and Chicago. Oftios 1t track s (14 1t Natl Bank Omal 1t Nattilank. |Exchange bld g, § krell Bro: Private wires |1t HAHDWARI“ Olark- Andreosen Hardwara o 1081110 Harney strast, Ol IRON WURKS n k Vi rlm«r Works Gee: And Jackson sts Omaha Omaha Safo & Tron Work Manuf'rs firo and burglay Broot snfes, vaults, Jal inching an huttors na ith work. U I Q. Au 17t st on,14th & Jackson Wilson & Drake, Mg tabular fues, fre Ox bollers, tanks, oto. er ORS. and 19th stroots. s William Darst, or Morchan Winos, Liquors and Cle wars 1313 Farnam 8t Frick & Herberts Wholesale LiquorDeal srs tir s Konnody's Indin Bittors, omy irscht & Co., 01 - 803 8. 10th 8t R. Grotte, r and Jobbar of and Liquors 1022 Farnam St ts on application LUMH!-‘I‘L John A, Wake u»hl wood Lumbor, | 1TD0Tted Amoricnn, v.;ua Quiney Whito Liy Wyatt - Bullard Lum- bor Oo. 20th and [zard Streots, )rth 16th Stroat od Tu s and Hoorlng, nd Douglas, Cady & G;q, Lime, cor, 9th aud Douglas Louis Bradford, Lumber, lime, coment,eta 923 Douglas atrost. cement, oto., oto —_—\ MI. 0. A. Stonohill, Milliner. 16-118 8, LLINERY AND NOTIONS. 1. Oberfelder & Co., Importers and Jobbers In Millinery. 208,210 and 212 South 11th street. 7, Notlona Cloaks, to 16th St, Omaha — s ——— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, HTO MaxMeger & Bro. Oo. MLk Jowelers, musical Inst & Hoopor Ty Pianos, Organs, Artists Materlals, Fte., 1511 Douglas Streot. denlers in nts, ote w and 16th. _— - Consolidated Tank Line Co. Renned ils, axlo R Ribbel & Smith, Dealers tn_eountry prod- fruits, vegotables, uce, et 07 Howard stroet. Rob: 1217 Howard streot. Write for prices on bat. ter, ekgs, poultry aad OILS. lubrleatin ¢ groase, ots. uth, Managor. and PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Schrooda & O, Casl o ission mere 423 South 11th atroot E. B. Branch & Co, Produce, frults of all kiuds, oysters, Lith & Harney atroot. ¢ Purvis, wume. Kirschbraun & Sons, | Jas. A, Olark & Oo. Butter eggs and poultry 1200 " Bates & Oo, T Randuzmo & Son, 211 South 12th Street. Fruits, N. Peters 8t, New Orl'iis Carpenter Paper Co,, carry printing, wrapplnz writing per, ote. Butter, cheeso, ogas, ponltry and gamo, @ South 13th strest. Williams & Oross, Produce and fralta, 0ward stroet. uce, “ratts, grocers’ wploat, bl 1214 Harnoy strost Hiranc RUBBER G’DS, Omaba Rubber Go., Manufaeturinz an1 Jode bors all kinds rabbir Rou 1003 Farnun steont. full stock paper, card —_— SEEDS3. Enn-nn 8301 0o, Seed growors, doors | OV ES, Daffy-Trowbridza Stove Manufas's Jo, Manufacturg ataves it tovo pip ) Leaven wrads, graln 41 1 th 1ith. i ———e—————— . ——— SASH, DOORS, BLINDS M. A. Dishrow & Oo., | Bohu Sasa & D ot Oa Manu 00 s GUN FOWDER. @, Olark, ok Gun high exy aps. fuse ek Hug! Genl W Dupont's 8 Mouldings. tee, 12th und laard. ats| Manutactur 13, b ete., 1ith and Clark atrey urors of snsh biinds nnd Branch of 'S'FBAM AND WA'I‘D'C SUPPLIE3 U. S, Wind Engine & | A L. Stranz & S.h Pump Co., | Hallid and 02 Koss, acting managor, y wind mills. 13 | 1002-1008 Farnam strosh Tones st G, k. Omaha, Neb. —_— TEA, Oumul CUFFED SPICES, OIGARS ulnml Qoffss Company, Uleana Toys, dol Kooy, b Kooy, Flukos 116 Harnoy it whn, Nob. [The Branswiok-Balk Collonder Go. {id @<Ciras 1y, albu or | jouse furalsbing |l oy hlldros Sal ghitsey 407 409 8. 1y 119 O _ e SOUTH OMAHA. UNION LIMITED, STOCK YARDS CO, - - A D. Boyer & Go | Huster & Gron, % Exchange Bullding 8-60 Exc So1 hange Bullding b Omahia. Bouth Omann. 8 7. Ooffinan, Sm'loy | & Vo, 2 Exchiange Bullding th Omaha. P. T. HUGHES, WHOLES 162, Eleto, | Cheose. man SION MBUCIANT ALK CASIL COMM 1654 Market Ltroet 11, and Wostern Creamory Buttor, Exgsand 10000 A 1 empty gk casos, with fllers 0 ors wid OLhUFs b bo AL, V0 CAses b by st Frolght. Good, cheas Butter i uring May. Wellale for quotations on des Denver. LYUN & WEALY m' A Mownog Sra. Cwicaao. ta s T Bllcons fo R Tt byt o i Lot o dand Mo ™