Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1891, Page 6

6 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, @enerally Btrong Trade in Chicago Whe but Prices Olose Lower, «ARGE DECREASE IN THE GRAIN SUPPLY. Hog Products Have a Tendency to @Weakness—Cattle Steady to Higher ~-Stocks and Bonds ~Deals in Mining Shar JmicAao, June 2.—Wheat was generally strong today and especially around the open fng. Cables weraabout steady. There were dispatehes )t bad wenther from varl ints winter wheat belt where the in prozress, but the weather woather In latter part of Ne telling n the now ous harvest fs map indfeates much more clear those seetions than during the Inst week. Private advices fr om Kansas ontral Ohlo and parts of Indiana were rocolved telling of deterloration in the condition of tho crop. These were bullish in thelr effect, but apparcntly the ehief factor leading to an advance in prices at the 10z was the feature of manipalation in July Only n fow duys romain untilJuly wil come the current month the shorts have St prices In fow duys, They braska, and becon the thut futire during the past found thit prices wore belng put up and down with very little trade passinz. They sturted 111 80 cover at the outset of the day wnd the ro- sultafteran cariy fall was a declaed ad vance, July opened at 03 closing price on Saturd ny but thie selling crowd soon holdings, and the demand conting especlully for July, n quick carrying the price to White & Co. and Kennett & good huyers in the early tradin that the deerease b t he visivle supply be lurger than expected, the fact that New York 8tocks had decreased 45,000 bushels and thit the clearances from that port Suturday footed up #2000 bushels of wheat, 4700 bur- rels and 7500 sucks of flour, were all strong factors for a time. Later, When the most gen- w Duyers had secired whit they want nd had withdrawn, und reports of cloaring wther and Al estiniite for tomorrow had b prices began o weak anil Juty 8014 off to 330, reacied w95 closed ut e, 5 firm, early, Iargely fn symputhy it Jaly started at 55ie wand went up quickly diring the sharp bulge in wheat (o e, Reports showed a good deal of nervous- ness for a time and the short selling becama active. Lonz property came out freely und wheat breaking about the sane time. corn 1 st Iso helped to create and when onee started the break was vasy to Xe to se. A little renction followed, the ourly Sellers making an effort to cover and secure profits, when it sold to 63ke, but reacted to 5i%e aguin r the close there was another rally and the close Was 0t a%e, Oiits werd fafrly act the strenuth in July. There wa by shorts and’ this gave th stren th. The opening was at of 15e sinco Suturday need + ucted o dhe, ralliod'to i and that Ho'x produ nervous over wtion 20514 agalnst M5 as th tired of its iz urgent, reaction set in, Logan & Co., Hopkins wero Ind:cations and would the feature being good buying ket its decline Wil4e, ro- closed at s were quiet and the change in priccs were 1 ow range. The natural tendency w weakness on i unt of the large [ rs, but the early strength in g bre The elose wiis Saturday The leid Ing futures CLOSE, ARTICLES Low 00548 0is Wiy 03 quly s vy iy s con S 7 i f | (i 10 07| 10 1005 | 10 0w 104 10 Cush quot: Fr,_vi—-Duil hnged; spring patent's winfer patents. $1.8:@5.10; b No. 2 spring whout, 0614@00 sprine wheat, No. 2red, Vig®. No. 2 white, 304@41 kDD rim Moss pork, barrel, $10.15@10.20; . 86.10@6.125: short ribs side $.8536.00; dry saited shoulders (hoxed), 5.10005.20; short cledr sides (boxed), 86250205, Wiisky—Distillers’ finished goods, ver ul- lon. $1.1 SUGAIS -Cut loaf. unchanzed: granulated, unchanged; standard “A." unchanged. Jolecelpts dnd shipments toduy’ were ‘as fol- ows: ANTICLER Flour. barrels. Wheat, bushols . Corn. lu-hels Onts. bushels ... Rye, bushels. 100 Buriey, bushels il 133,000 Lo 1,000 butter g5, 14 On the produce exchango toda; miarket wis steady and unchiig @le. the . Visible Grain CiicAGo, June The visible supply ¢ graln as reported for the bourd of trade o s ollows: Bushels. Decrease Wieet ishels. Deerca Corn Barley'. New York Markets, ¥ YoRk, June 2. - FLOUR—Receipts, 19, » 0s: exp burrels, 7,510 sucks; murket weak, moreactive; sales, 52,750 b rols. Cons Meat—Steady, falr demand. o WaEAT—Recelpts, 435500 bushels: exports, BT hushiels; sales, bushels of fu’ 53 46,001 ushels'spot. Spot murket dull K¢ fowor, Wl N radC i e il stord and elovator: 8110 afloat: 81.094G110% £, 0. b, neraded red, 810031 No. 1 northorn to arrive, $L1045 No. 1 hard 'to areive, 8114t; No. 2 Chiicago, $106%, Options opened stondy up on ' trifle better demand, but e @1Ye und closed wonk at S(te under aturduy on smidier decronso in visiblo kup- Pl than expecteds No. 2 red, Juno, closing, LUTh; July, BLOINGILO6%, closing, $1,04% Augiit BIRC@I T, Slosing. 8100 bt fent WL, ciosing, October, W% BLOU, closiig, 99%c: Nove 1osinz, #1011 Decomber, $LOONELO1%, BL00%: Juii- uary. closing, #0145 Miy, $105@106, olosin LTRT STOOKS OF GRAIN store Wheat &5, 406 bushel oats. KK bushels; ry loy. DASS hushels; malt, 0 10,062 Dushels, Coun—Lecelpts, 1 Is: 60T bushels: salos. 424,000 futures: 4400 hushiels of spot dull, and afloat. June rn 474 900 hushe 0 bushels; bar bushels; pes exports, bushels of Spot murket D00 I elovitor, 7le allon adod mixed, G770 : options sold steady downward und elosod woak it 1 13 off fgori Snturdiy's eloso n ineroasing sup- plles: July, 634@6iy, closing Giye; August WG, closing 635 September, 50430)%, OATS 1 Dts, 10 0xpOrts. 1740 bushels: snles, 330,000 bushels of futures; 07,00 bushels of spot. Spot m tull weik, ptions fulely active, Irregulars July, 414150 sing 41haci Aucusty : Septombor loatng S8 Spot N2 whito, Wi Westorn, USGiE: white western, 440 No 2 Chicago, 411412 HaY—Quiot and firm; shipping, 85 choice, G0 Hows- Stondy and quie e Pacific o COFFEE—Options chungod to 10 boints up. good to wmon to oper ady poluts up. elosed firny 5 Sules, 44,50 bags. including: Jun 5.85015.05; August, $13 L RULOGGILRS: Ootober, 814.00 i November, $UL8): Tecember, $15540 15.68; March, $855. Spot Rio. dull and non inally higher: fulv onrgoes, #18.25; No. 7, 817,121 Sudai-—Ruw. held firmer indemand; refiuod, stendy and falrly uotive, MotAssEs—Loreign, dull; New Orleans, and stoady: common to faney, 25 to 80 Rick-Steady and quiet PETROLEUM-=-Qulet, steady; united closed at 08i40 for July. dorron Sk orudo off grados, 2 wigiee. TALLOW-—Ensy, qulet; olty, ages,) 4 1-100430 Rosix—Qulet, steady; strained, common to 3000, 31425508 Li5 TURPENTINE-Dull, casy at S4@BKo, Eaas -Qu seipts, 5,914 pic Hipks—pirm; dull. PoRK—Qulet: steady; old mess. $10.50@11.60; aow mess, $12.0012.50] extra prime, #1.00. Cur Mears—Quliot; stowiyi pioklod bellles Sept aull and yellow unchanged off grades, #2.00 for pack- A | peas aud oats wi Bt40 bid sklod hams. short cloar, plekled shoulders, middles, dull, easy; LARD—Lower: ston west- ern steun, #7715 bid tion s 0,500 tior st #5.5000. osing y: falr to active wiles, 290 orce uly, #.62 bid} Octobe western W @1sc; BUTTER-Falr demand ana stead dulry, 13@15; western crenery, western factory, 12@14e; Elgin, (50 Ciikpse-Rather firm, quict; part skims, RON--Quiot; Ameriean. 814,0)@18,2 Ei-Qulet, stondy; luke, June, $12 Lean-—-Qulet £4.55, TiN=Quiet, firm; straits, #2 Y Kans:s City Markets, KANsAS Crry, Mo, June 22.—Frovr—Dull mily, #11%21.25; ch B150; ey, G41.65; extra patent, £2.108 CWikat—Easter; No. 2 hard, cash, Conx1 No. 2 cash, 524 15e bid OATs : June, Hwers ¢ bld; June, bid; June, de, Quict; No. 2 easn, 40 #0075 chol HAY—Firn; fancy, $10 003 new, BUTTER—Firmi croamery, 132150; dairy, 1042 1e; store packed packing, 075 10c. ClEESE Iy full erean, northern twins, 10a2 100 Young Amerlean, Wei western, 9ci OV ISIONS—A ot t meats, hams, Kile; dried beof hums, | sldes cloar rib clear rih sides, 750 clenr sides, 7403 wh $13.30; Lerde L, Woot~Dull; 1atie: light stendy; sugar cured preakfast bacon dry salt me cloar slacs, Z coar meat Dure, Thcs refine Missonrl unwashed, he fine, 17@lhe: me i Kansus and Nebrasin heavy, 0 fine, Waglic: Tow and curpet, @ile washed, cholve, $2@0c; mediun, 3.G nd low, 27 RECETS bushel SHMENTS bushels. Tub dingy Wheat, 5.40) 1,20) busliels; corn, Wihicat, 23,400 bushels; corn, 6,00) St. Louis Markets Louts, Mo, WHEAT onsh, 00ige; July CoN—Easior; cnsh, OATS -Lower; cash. PorK—Ensie * at 10,147 LARD—Easy at $.6 Wiisky—$1 16, Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAW Minn. June 20— WHEAT— <h wheat slows poor grades very dull. Close 1 hard, Jun £1.02; on track, $1.0201.0243; No. 1 northern, Junc and Jfuly, t%es on track, $.00s1. 04] 'No. 2 northeru, Jutie, 03c; on Lrac s, 9@ 0. St Tune 22, Lower; i July, 518 Tulv, ¥ 11050, Milwaukee WAUKEE, Wis, Juno 2 apring, cash, 9440 Corz-Quivt; No, i, w5014 OATS - Dull: No. 5 whte, 41 PROVISIONS ~Nominali pork. July, #0121 Cincin sMarkets. CINCINNATL O, -WhEAT—Firmer; No. 2 rod. $1.03, Conn—Burloy steady OATS—Lower: No Wiisky—81.16. Markets, ~WieAT—Stendy; i June 2 No. 2 mixe iixed, dle, oledo Markets, ToLEDO, O., June 22.—WHEAT—Lower; cush and June, #1033, Coiy—Stond Liverpool Markets. L1vERPOOL, June 22— Witkar—Quict; holders firmly Yela; demand falr B F—Extri Indin mess 83s 0d per tierce. British Grain Trade Review. LoNDON, June 2. ~The Mark Lane Express In its weekiy review of the Brivish grain trade Of 28 per quarter hive weikened markets In coujunction with fine The average quotation in London provinees 1s s, The prices of all g wheats are in favor of buyers. The shipments frow Clreassia conting Cafitorniion the passize 1s he.d for s o, Corn Is firmer, Bariey is stewdy, Outs are weak. Peas wre i tritfo dearer. At foduy’s mariet English wheats wero 6d low er, mitking u decline of 1s on the week. Forelin wheuts were nezlected. Whites were down 6 an | reds Is. Flonr was diflicult to plice at a decline of vd. The prices of corn were maintained. Beans wero ud cheaper e 6 dearer, STOUKS AND BONDS. weather, and the I¢ New Yonk, June The fmmediate future of the stock Is now supposed to hinze directly upon the crop situation and the movement of gold. The trading hus lost none of its strictly professional character and the fluctuations wero never barren of feiture, SUll more Interest was displuyed in silver and it was not only decidedly active but very stron during the forenoon, retiring later in the duy overone cont. Ahint from official sources that there Is coming a scarcity of the metul, while no explanation of where the supply goes, hud considerable influcnce with the procecaings of the silver men assembled here for deliberation on the subject. One of the most prominent things in the market today was the almost completo subsistence of th industrial stocks, even Chicago Gus belrg comparatively dull, while tho movements were confined to the sume narrow lmits as those lu railrond shares. The openi..3 under the influcnce of the untavorable crop ru-ior was made at fractionally lower prices and further small fractions wero lopped off from t me to time under the hutan ering of the trading ele ment, though the losses during the forenoon were insigoificant in the extreiie and intense dullness marked the truding oxcept in silv which rose to #1035, but luter foll back w nnouncenment of o further tiking of bearish profes: decided prossure was hrought to bear, American was selected o be the speciul object of attack, The setling forced Its prico off to 1% aealnst Mhe Saturday, and the whoio 1St of active shares syumvathized, thougt no other heavy decling was scen. The extremo losses, however, rauged up to 1 pe cent. with the granzors, 'Goulds and ties leading the downyward mo viled to rally wnd aithough od u fraction the but wenk at the lowest pric finl changes are alpiost Invariably Iracyionul losses, und North Am is down o, New inzinnd, St Panl and Chleazo Gas N1tk Northwestern and Roek Island cach Whteling & Luke Erie preferred. nnd Ita, cific each | por cent., while silver Missouri P'u Is up 1. Railroud bonds wore dull and entirely feat- ureless, and while displayinz in the majn o steady tone, yiolded slightly Tn spots without material change i any thing. The busiaess of tho diy was only #151,00), and no uetivity was visiblo in any part of thie list. Government bonds were dull to bonds were dull and steady. roleum opened dull, moved up sligntly fow sulos, und_closed dull. Pennsylvi nia Ol spot closed 67, July opened . 67%, closed and highest, 68%. Total sules, 5,000 burrels, The tollowing aro the elosing guotutions for the loading stocks on the New York stock ex- ehunge today: Atehison. 1 easler. Amorlean Exprods N K Orezon Trans il i Do Pltisburg Palln Chon. & ¢ do o 2 ® Evin Palaco Delawaro & Hudson Dol L& W D& It G, proforred aiid S8 F Paul ) proferred St Pl Min. & Man St Paul's Omahn {0 preferred Tenn. Coal & lon Texas Inclie Tol. & O Cen. pid 1pra Hocklng Valley Houston & Texus Hiinols Contral Bt Paul & Duluth & Texan Krlo & W (0 proferred Lake Nhore Loulsville & Nash Loulavilio & N A Momphis & Char Michlkan Central MiL L1 8 & W (0 preforred Minn. & St. L o pre Missour! Pacitio. Mobile & Ol Naahviilo ¢ N.J. Central Norfolk & W Northern I Southern o preferred i [Ore. S, 1, U. P Denver & Gulf. I8 | Rl Grand, Northwostern W% do pr xi W. St L& P, o p rod Wells-Fargo Ex Wostern Unid Am. Cotton 011 Colorndo Conl Hon iron 81ly Ontatto. ... Quickallyer 4o prefers Butro Bulwer. o Wich. & W. P "Ter Wisconsin Contral Grent Northern ped Chicago Gas 4| Load Trust Sugnr Trast acif & U. Nor West The total sulos of stocks today were 140,15 shures, including: Atchison, 10041; Delawiire, acknwunni & Western, (L1105 Loulsvilie Nushvilie, 1L010; North Amerlea, 0,25 North- orn Puelfic preferred. §,000; Keuding, 4,8.0; St Paul, ®4190; Union Pacitie, 7,705 Fina NEW YORK, much more cial Review. June 20.—~The Post says old 1t any, will bo tike weok depends 1 a large measurs on the mur ket for commerelal bifls The exchange mar- ket s bare of such paper oxcept for July fu- tures, and meantime the romittances of July intoréet aud dividend payments aro swelling How this THE OMAHA DAILY the volume of transuctlons the other side of the marke The London Economist,an excellent author- Ity cn the gold question, furnished in its fssu latest at hand, an intorcsting confirmution of the belfof much disputed here that some of the enorno ta of gold taken from tho United States, the Month or two, m returned with the export of Amorican ¢ The Economist rogards such o shipment, the senson s a loslenl certaint bank, however, wus in its view sufficlently strong to bears. and in this lets out . very state secrot in it intimation that the Bank of France has already contracted to resell to Anierican bankers it required, soveral mill fons sterling of gold recently obtained here At the same price ns wis aid for it This Is highly roassuring news broause the ut doubit over our ability to recover our gold hins been chiefly bused 1ipon the obstins acy with which London is expeoted to hold on'to its own stock. But even London will presently ho able to forccast the future with more assurance. Early next month the Rus. slan government wiil 11} for something over oW the with London Wil be then p Hank of F tieaily ¢ Tt s not 1ik opened, econt the uceount ly that inl Notes. June 2%—Clearings, Fina KANSAS Crry, Mo, 2142140, New Yonk bal 170, 164 BALTINOIE, M., 1875 bulnnces, § 14,020 PIMLADELPHIA, June 22, -( 450¢ bt lan Money. 4247 per eont . ) Clelrings, #1300, 3 per cent AGo, June 2 sy wits first at 51400 per cent on demand and 623 per cent on time. New York exchanze, stondy nt #00is cents, Clearines, $146:6.000. Storling ex- change was steady and unchanged. ne 22.—Cloarings, $37,107, 164; - 22— Clearings, 6 per cent arinzs, $3,854,- une Motiey he Mo sarket. NEW YORK, Ju INEY ON CALL At1§731 per cont; last lown, 2 percent; Inzofercd at. PRIE MERCANTL STERLING EXCHAN $186 for ninety-d mand The following Vonds: ey _Fnsy clos- 7 per cont out firm 2SS for PAPER 514 Quict bills und were the closing prices on Torod. . 117 M. K. & T. % % TIS1 Mutial Uhton 6421001 10 '[N Cont Int Cort. . 110'3 10) | Northorn Pac, 1ats. 10 100 | do2as 1 AT U S, 4%, coupons 4ies, rogistorod 4. conpons Pacifle, 04 of "0 Loulsking Stamp 480 S0 | Northwest Tennessce N. 8. (a..100 | do dobenture b o be 10214 St L& LM Gen. 5 ‘ Wty St Lo & 80K Gon, M Canada Soathern 204 16 ' St Paul consols contral Pacifle Tsts. 103 SE 1% C. & Dy 18in D. & R. G, Tsts 14 T PL G Tr Rets o 4 O8I PR G Rets Erlo 23, J1T il Union Pactiic Lats MK & T, Geni6e 0 36 || West Shore, % Market. The following were in the Boston Boston Sto. BOSTON. Mass,, Junc x pric stock market toduy. Atehison & Topeka Frankin Boston & Albany.... 50 | Huron ... .. Boston & Maine. |1 | Kenrsurie € B &Q Lol BT Osceoin Eistorn b Sl Pewabie (mew) Fitehburg it it Fo Copper Muss. Contral aek. Mexioan Cent. com N. Y. & N. Eng. 0ld’ Cotd ¥ 1 I Hell Telophine, Lamson Store 8 Atantic” ... ston & o N I BB 1 Bullion. of bullion gone balunce today, Bank of I LONDON. June 2.—Amount into the Bunk of Englund on £180,000. aris Rentes, PARIS, June 22.—Three per cent 1755¢ for the account. rentes Denver Minin, En. Colo., June exchange today & Stocls, Quotations on the closed as follows: Dix mininz Alloghany Amity [Lownl T on % Little Rule Matelilos < May Mazeppa. Morning Gilm Bates Huiter Big Indinn Bl six Brownlos Calliope. Century.... Cluy Connty Cashing [ e 15 teed Nattonl Itialto Running Lod Lenvenyorth John ). prd.. 2 5 wudin | Gold Treasire tyshire. Troaelad Justl New York Min NEw Youk, June X closing mining sto Allc The followln atons Homestuk t. Louis Mining Quotations. ST Louis. Mo, June 2.—Thero was vers little trading on” the mining exchange toduy nd prices manifested u_downward tendency. market wus dull ind sales wero small in mount.The followinz bids wore made on calls Adams TI Montioss o W American 716 Mount Key ! At : Murphy Bluetullic tral SIIVor Granive Mou Little Albert The Cotton Y arket. NEW YORK June 22.—Hubbard, Price & say: The markev hus so constantly decli thiut people hive come to regard it 18 ul fmpossible that 1t should * upy course again and the bulls only do- ploted in poeket. but | ze. 16 18" sur- mised that the cotton whic d nands at that figure purposely sold by some of the beirs who had made bets upon August toueh- ing e Spot sules in the Liverpool n © 5,000 bnles, and the ofticial complete ro ports are for more demind, while privite dis- patelos udvise u bottor foeiing in Muncheste n consedquence of the ndvince i yesterday in 1 w practical food crops und_comparatl that country £r the coming twolve months. Here the lquidation of the weekly hotd of Lonz cotton appears Lo be over wnd the murket I Inastite of semi-convilescence, still, upon the news of the erop, 1€ unfavorable, It would no doubt result in an advance 'he Coffee Market R10 DE JANIERO, June 22— 0FFEE—Reg: first, 8,700 rois: gobd second. 8450 rois per 10 Kilos. ' Reeeipts during the week, (.000° bugs; purchases for the United States, 7,000 bigas shipments to the United States, none. Stock, 147,000 bavgs SANTON, June 20, 8,200 reis per 10 week, 5,000 b States, 1,000 States, 9,000 bugs, i of tie. rintee Iy kood trade in CorreE—Good average, kilos. Keeeipis during the purchises for the United puients o the United Stock not glven, Havana Markets, Tune SPANISIL GOLD 120, (ulot Ar-Quict. It is now caleuluted that favorable weather for the next fow Weeks ho €rop of sugar may reach 80,000 tons, but most of the planters compluin that the cost of munufacturing sugar tgether with the low prices which prevull have considor ably reduced the profits which were expected W York Dr NEW YOI, Jutie 22 ppment, but trude botn first and se TAVANA 12050 ooy Market, Thera was w0 new do- wius fale T dry Kopds it ond hiands. & 4 OMAHA LIVE STOCK. OMAIA, June 22, 1501 Official receints of cuttie s, With L0 Saturday und 3,50 Monday of lust week. The murket was active iind 5 to 100 higher on handy fut heey s, Butcher stock and forders woro slow una un- ol i As compar Monduy _of OATTLE a8 combure is—Oflicial recelnts with 10.1 of hozs 2 Suturday wnd ust week, The murket way lower. “All sold, The’ range of te Wi B 1504571, the Dulk selling nt 42904, 4 The quality wis o0 Iy commion. . Light, 8. 154 403 heavy. SLB0E LT a0 mixed, 850400, The © O Lo prices il Was S804 s Cois pured with 8131t Saturday and 4.2 Mondi, Of lust weok 7 SuEEP--Thore were 1o frosh recelpts of sheep. The demand is greater thin the sup- ply und prices rale fiem, Nut ves. $22000; Wosterns, £.505.00. Good 60 to 10 10 1 mbs 0,000, 1tative HTEERS Av. Pr 1276 80 2 1506 5 43 Sales, BEIL: Tub HELEENS, 4 280 CALYES, TUESDAY, 200 12 400 MILKERS AND EPRINGENS 4 milkers, each 2 00 18pringer 80 00 1cow and enif S 3) 00 18prin Py 0 8 springers, ouch ... 11 1{ ., [ 1mliker ¥ 00 WESTHIN CATTLE. No. 1 stockor. 3 stockers 52 stockers Willluus & Kinkle. 4 cows 5 bulls 1 foeder 1 feeder 41 fecdors Stundard ( 1 cow 1 sceer 1 steer \ 40 steers 17 HOGS! No. Av. §h [ 120 0 ttle Company Av 100 20 &0 4 105 Receipts and Dispositic Stook. Officinl receints and disposition of stock as shown by the hooks of the Unfon stock cotpany for the twenty -four hours ending at so'eloek p., mu Junesy, 1901 RECEIPTS, TCATILY Toas SUEEC. [0S & NS Cars. Head Hond. | Cars i s Care.Hoad. |Cars et o2 | a1 | ns D SPOSITION. Cattio, Tuyors Siieop, Omnha Preking Co e G, . Hammond Co Swift'& Co The ¢ udnhy Packing Co Lee Rothehilds . I, Becker & Doy Shiippers and fovders Left tock Market. Tune 22.—[Specfal Telegram to ully one-half of today’s receipts nd o cons Chic e TiE By £0 Live competiof was st improv prices for common cattle, and they sold slowly at a deeline from the lowest prices of lust week. Good to cholee nut.ve steers were stroneer. Offerings of such wero not numerous enouzh o fill the ordors were in and, and prices advanced a Deonts. 80 (< extra grades were co t wies nominal, none of that ered. Only a very small part sold -t ubout” 83.8), thous fancy would no_ doubt founa o buyer at 864065 ilinz prices for natives were for cows und bulls. and 317055 for Texans soid prineipaily nt #2500 grassers, and at &.054.5) for fod steers. market elosed strone for good cuttle. here wis a shrinkage today in the hozs of good plump 1 I urket illing a wdeeline from List Friday’s pri The magnitude of the receipts. A, was wsurprise fo_everybody, and the decline was not moré severc thun was (o be expeeted. After prices had been lowered there was 1iberal buying both for local shipping accounts, bug salesmen were uni to_clle: he tone, porvaded until - near - the lose when 1ing wis obtaticd Ther ¢ only u fow trades at over $1.5) and somic sulesmen regarded that as u falr outside augtation io steers. 25 for 38,000 CATTLE--Ri Market steady ¥i16.00; irnal reports: ceipts, Shipments, 4.000. to hichier: wns low 10 CXUEL PP ste | 85,5007 55,000 shipments, 16,000, and 1 rouzh and com aixed kers, 8. ud’ butcher woights, 84, L 5,00 shipments, hig tives, $.4105.10 ; 5, $4.7535.40. New York Live Stock Market. W Youk, June Receipts lead, inciadins 78 cars for sule; markot Native stoers. $4,5@0.0 s, : bulls and cows, ¥ sed "t active. Texans, $.55; w o 4627 head; market 5; buttermilk caly 0012 head sheep, #. nutton, 01y Recelpts. shoep, firm; 10550 dresse pis. 0,012 hoad, consi direct; market nominally stoady k Market. ~OATTLE— K0~ arkot best ICANSAS OrTY, colpts, 4.420; shipments, natives. stranz; Texuns, Soidy pmon, dull e lower; stoers, $LI0@0.00: 00 ws, stoekers und feeders, £2.20024,00. HOGS—Receipts, 2410; shipments, LAS0; mur- ket stoady dnlic lower; bulk, 3.25@185: all grides, $1.757.4,45. Heceipts, 12055 no shipments; mar- . Louis Live Stock Market. Louts, Mo, June 2.—CATTLE—Rocelpts, shipments 24.0; market lower; fair to ¥ uative steors, i Texins and Tndiin 004,00, HOGS-—-Roce pts, heavy, BL501A0; . 0. oA 2,800 mixed, shipments, #4.10404.53 1,000; iiht, WHOLESA\LE MARKETS. Vegetables. The following quotations prces at which eholeo stoek Is ordors unless otherwise stited ONIONS—Bermida, por cuse, § nii, 2450 por 1. CAusAGE—Home growan, @2iic per 1 SOUTHERN CAULIFLOWER —~I'¢ NeW PoraToes—er Ib, 2i5c. IMATOES—1"tney stock, per NEW BEETS—Per doz. 506015 PEAS—Der bushoel box, 1, Cocus s the on roprosent billed out Oulitor- e por doz, or 214 dozen, 8150, erate, &1.50; per 3§ bushel Por doz, 50050, SOUTHERN BEANS-Wax. 7 per 14 box: strinz, S0G0C per 1 bushel hox. PorATOES ~1lome grown stock in from the store, 81,10, ASPARAGUS —50¢ pon floz. BEANS—Nuvy, § r bushel. I BLACKBERIIES r, 3175, BLACK KASPHERIERM6-Por case, $1,00, OCuERIIES—Califorata, per 10-1b box. #1 @1.455: southern cherrios, $1.25 per drawer of 18 Qs ORANGES—Los cun swocts, $17 1'ExAS PEACHES—Der 14 hushel hox STRAWBEI Missouri stock, $20.@2.2 per Fquart case: [owi atook, 82.23 por case GHEEN GOOSEBERIUES—Per 21 quart 29502 530; drawer of [ quiirts, £L.7602.00, PINFARPLES - Per o, &0, xS —Cholee stock, por Lox, #.23; BANANAS—Por shipping stock bushel small lot Anzalos, 5 Medliterran- fanoy, irtyeh, 13.00 for tancy County™ Produce The retbipts of old fowls are little of goaid staek ire mude ot #.60 selling wt RL00E4L0. per 107 i ke mostly small und go Turkeys, e per 1. A'very lurge proportionof the but PovLTRY light und su 24,00, Spring plenty and ure Tho ducks urriy at about $2.50 BUTTE)R ter s ¢ Eaas and the Ay 0067 moderate, st uplund, $.00410.00; p Mou Omaba milling company. Kel £200; luvineible Putent, #2.8 Superiutive, ¥400; Suowfuke, Fanmnily, 81,90, wnce, Patent, s Gold Medu wil 2.1 Pantry. & Minne of "the I it Superlutive ) & Co., Wolel's Best, 8485 Minnesota Ohlef, #.40; Buralght, 8160, Do not forget that Haller's Pain Maralyzer will cure all cases of dysentery, relieving the griping pain and restoring the bowels to bealtby action, JUNE 23, 1891. The Turning Point With many & man 18 fomo trivial act, and a mero Fecommendation of some friend to tiy N S, Se has saved the lives of hundreds. Speaking a kood word for S, 8, &, 18 natural, for wherever [t lius beei tried thére lave always been good results. S, 8.8 o troatise on Mlood and Skin Discases mailed Pk i appication. Druggists Sell It. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 2, Atlanta, Ga, DOCI‘OR McGRt.W tooD PotsoxIx, ANCER OF TIIE SR1%, ULCERS AND Son ALL SKIX DiskAsts, THE SPECIALIST Morethan 13 years axpor 1n thy trowtns f PRIVATE DISEASES, Acure guaranteed In § to 5 dugs, without beloss of an hour's tine. GLEET. and absolute enre for gloot ant all chiurges ever known o tho modleal Drofession. nently cured in froms t 1) diys STRICITURE Or pain In relteving tho bladder curod without patn or Instruments. no dilating. The most remurkable reaiedy known to modesn selznce. SYPHILIS. Cured In 80 (0 80 dnys—Dr. MeGrow's treatment for this terriblo blood disenso has been pronounced the mostsuceessful romedy over discoverad for the b folute curo of the disonse. His suceoss with this disease lias never been oquallel A complots cary guaranteed. LOST MANHOOD nessall weaknesses of th @ KOXUAL 0FRANY, NOFYOUY- And’ Umidity and_despondency nbsolutely cure Tl erelief Is Immediate und complote. SKIN DISEASES, and all disensos of the blood, lver, kidnays, and bladder permanently cured FEMALE DISEASES Eriatment of femals diseases, 1013 traly o wondereut remedy. | Hours for jadios . from 210 4 ony. DR. McGREW’3 nationalin charactor, wnd Wiy great army of patl Fochos from tho AUATL t0 tho 1t Office, 14th and Farnam Str Neb. Entrance on either street he doctor s o nounced by all who l Ma JOUN A, MUSHANE. FRANK C. CONDON McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, 309 S. 13th St. Fir;t National B nk Euild ing, Omaha. Neb. @xtite. Short tme toans, with bunk 8tock, or other approved colluteral secur Manhood Restored. A vietm of southful imprudence causing Prema ire Decay, Norvous Dobllity, Lost d hastng tried in ever Known remedsy, discovered ax — HOME REMEDY G'dru & o eloctric humbugs, Nuturex own cure. t immediate and permanent. Detection im- possible. §2 pays for complete tre 1 cure Secuely sealed, (o any wddress 1200, 0% Ange! FRENCH SPhGIFIO POSITIVE andpermanent CURE for all Gifddaaastiny fi;NA’RM)RGA S Cures whnrenlhlrlru mentfails. Full directions with each bottle. Price, one dollar. See signature oi E. L STKL Fo 8ale By All Drugg!ste. Arriver Omaha, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Depot 1oth and Mason St Chlcago Vestibulo.... “.Chlcago Expross 0 Expross. £0 & lown Local UNGION © M. /ot Dupot Dih vt Maion 35 Denver Day Expross [ W Express 5 Denver Expross . iDenyor Night Expross. .. Lincoln Limit Lincoln Loeal ¥ K. C. ST, ). & C. B Omuha. | Depot 10th nnd Muson Sts. W wom o Kansas Clty Diy Expross 845 p m K CN) T UNION PACIFIC, Depot 10th nd M; Kansas City réxprass (ox Sun. i3 xpross. “.Overland Flyer. A Tsland Exp. (ex ev.lucitio Expross, enves | CHICAGO, MIL SIPAUL i | U1, dpot and Maroy Ste 020 p Chicigo Expross 15 am Chicago Kxpress TCAGO. R 1 & PACIFIC dopot, 10t and Marey St Night Expross Atluntle Kxpross Vestibule Linitte SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Dopot 1othand Maroy St Sloux City Pussenger St Paul Expross uha. | b 0wl 2 p 050 p Loaves Omul 102 8 m BUL s Ariivos 0108 m Sun).. 1.5 a m 5w Ar i Toay Omahn Arrivos Omih T2 m 1055 1w Arrivos | Omahix. RIOUX CITY & PACIFLC Depot 1i it Webster s P St Paul Limited CHICAGO & NORTIHWESTERN . depot. 10th and Mares St Chicno Expross stibule Limited WA W m Linstorn Flyer 250 4 m Loenl Tt Ex. (cxcopt Mondiy)| 020 o m Tanve OMAIA & ST LOUIS AFF Vo Omahn. | U. P, depot, 10th and Mares §65 | Omah'n W00 b 8t Lol Cannon il 2 Toave Fo. 15 & MO, VALLEY Omaba | Depot 15th nnd Weister Sta, ik Mills Ex 63 Sat) Wyo. Exp (Kx. Mon 510 b m Waloo & Lincoin Paa. (Ex. Sun 510 b m .. York & Norfolk (. Sunia; R M8 O, Wibstor Sta Arrivos Orunha Omahi. | U W1 0 m S1aam 430 pw v 820w 0 p b b pre 0y Arrives b Lonves « Omaha. | Depot 10w m|Sloux City Ac 100 p i Sloux Clty Kxpross (£x b m St Pl Limltod 515 b il lancrofe Passongor (Ex S iy MISSOURT 1F 1050 8 m]o. bt Louls & K. ¢ 00 p L LSE Louls & K. ¢ ACIFIC Arrivoy tor Sts. | Onalin ¥x Expross K. C. 81 sCn ) Loy ancil Blufrs s Clty Dy Exp Clty NIght Expre s ) I L& PACIFIC sty Councll Blufts IO Unt o 1000 0 1015 p K Knsa CHICAC Unlon D Arrivos Transfor Atlant Ves! Tt 6 p m Lonves [CHUAGO & N Trunstor| Union Depot VAW ES PERN sunoll DI, 040w 500 p W0 b m 00 p m Clilcngd Exprass Limited. 0 Flyer OMAIIA & 8T LOULS n Dejot, Council Blus. o B Taony Transfes| Un| 40 pm st ), i o ey CHICA N& Ql Loaves Vransfor 1000 p .OMAHA Mamfcturers” and Jobbers' DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND TENTS maha Tent & Awn- ing Co. nocks, O Rubhor Clothing. Sund tor catalogne. 11§ Farnum. | LTI (L DL RS " BICYOLE: A, H, Perrigo&Co, | M, 0. Daxon, All Makes, All Prices, All s Sold on M Parts. Pusments. Flags, | Anit ey 1ty 1815 Dodge Street. 1§ Farnam St, Omaha. e e BOOK BINDERS & STATIONEE Omaba Republican Printing G, Law br bank supplios, and evorything 10th and Douglas « " Ackermann Bros, & Heintas, Printers, clestrotypers, biank fucturers, 116 Howard stroot, Om i, BOOTS AND SHOES Charles A, Coe & 0o, | Kirkendall, Jones &Co Whe Axents for Boston ber Show Co, 1102 and 110 Harnoy St Wi Vi Murw & Co., b manu lesnlo Manufactue's Rub 1108, Manuacturers and Job bers 109 Howard strast. | Williams, Van Aer- | nam & Harta, 1212 Harnoy straot, Omaba, Neb _BOXHE o John L. Wilkis, | Omahapaper box factory | I 1817-1310. Donal vy Orders promptly il nor 1th fan 14 ate, Om Ba Morchants invitod tocall ant examing __BUTCHERS. Lounis Hell chors' nnd vols & Rupplios. hog & shoap en VG118 ek or, Packory' OCARRTAGES, BUGGIES, W. T. Seaman, | Omala's Largost Varioty WAGONS AND CARRIAG?S CLOTHING. CARPETS. Omalia Garpet O, | Gilmors & Rabl, eloths, mate | Manufacturers & Wholo- 20002 wnlo Clothlers, 100 arnoy Carpots, o tngs,cartain 1611 Douglas stes CIGARS West & Fritsohar, Manufacturers fineclgars Jobbers of leaf tohacens, 1011 Farnam streot (‘(‘IAT:, COKE, BTC Onmlm le Ooke ani| Coutant & Squiras, Lims Oo. Tardand soft 1805 Farnom streot, Omahy P.H. Mahoney & 0o, Hard Soft. Ofices 813 N. 16th and cor. 10th and Dou Howell & 0o, 278, Lth stroot, coal ship. Mount & Griffin, 2138, 1th steast, Conl Omaha, Neb. shippe anthr Omana, Nob. “Nebraska Fusl O, | Johuson Bros, 2138, 15th strast, 914 Farnam Surcot, Omaha, Nob. Om: CORNICE. Eaglo Gomico Works| F. Ruemping CEMENT AND LIME, 3.1, Tohuson & G, | 21€8. 15th strady e DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co, Dry goods, furnishing Koods, notions. ‘Kllpfltrlck Kool Dry Goods O ey mibhy ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. O | DEEROIT AUTOMATIC Eleotric Motors | Akt B32-3 N.Y.Life Bld'k. Cor. 11th and Toward sts. Wolf Electrical Co. ustrated Cataloguo freo. Capltol Avenn FARM MACHINERY, ETC. Parlin, Orendorf &| T.G. Nunhw‘\ll Martin Co, Corner Jones and 9th sts, Omaha, Neb, | Generat’ western agont Skandla Plow Co., 1348- 1551 Shorman FLOUR. E L. Welea & Co, |R.T. Davis Mill Co, 1012 N. 16th stroot. .G U 3.1 MeCray, Manager. Managor at Omaha Mill at Hendorson, Minn. | Cor. th and Jackson sts. ST, Gilman, | Omaba Milling Co, S T 04N Oftico and MU N Lt Street. dorwont, 16th strest. i Black - Manager. | FURNITURL AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stons Far. | Bocbe & Runyan Fur- niture Co,, niture Co. Furniture and carpots, | Buccossora to C-A. — GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Schneldor & Loomis, |J. T Huhin»).l Notion 0,y Jobbers and Tmporters of | oo SO oat uotions and furatshing | S e i, hgucx ornil el 1t wn s o wird s eebs 11 Howard str GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Glass and Paint Co. 1412 Harnoy o Ouatia, Neb Williaw Cummings, J. A, Fuller & O, 1402 Doagian 34605 1408 Omann Blake, Bru 1% ) Q06-008 Laray 617 and 619 South 16th St Omahn, Neb Omata, Nov GROCERIES, Meyer & Raapks, 1400 Harnoy strasy Paxton & Gallagher, th streety Omaha, Nob, 8loan, Johnson & Co, th wnd Leavenworth atroots, Omalia, Neb McCord, Brady & Co. I5th and Leayenworth aha, N Oumaha, Nob. Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney straoh Neb o rask. GUN FOWDER. Hugh G. Clark, | Genl Westorn A gent of GRAIN AND PROVISION Toncray & Bryan, |8, A, MoWhorter | Brokers, grain, provistons 112 1st Nati Bank, Rroners and stocks. ' §18 8. Lth| Irivate w ) Privatawire to Chi-| Yurk, Chicago and Nt o, 18 and New| Louls. Cash grain York. bouglit for ail markets F. 0. Swartz & o, Brokers,Graln, Proy oo, Private wire to 8t Louls and Chieago. Office 11 1t Natl Bank,Omaha | Exchanko bla'g, 8. Omabia Oockrell Bros.' Rrokers, Private wires to New York, Chicago & Bt Loiils, Bpecinl atten ngIven to traok bids 1 Rrain. 18t NaUL ok, HARDW AR, vamr& Wilhelmy Oo| Geo-"lark-Andrecsea Hardwara Co, 1081110 Harnay stroot, Omaha e IRON WORKS, Paston & Viorling | Omalia Safo & Tron Works, Works, Wroneht and oast 1rd building work, englaes, | Manut'es fire Braes work, kanaral | Proof snfes Jnil foumdry, ninchine and | Work, iron shuttors and Macksiith work UL D, | Are eseapes. Q. An- Ry and 170 dreon,14th & Jacksonsts Wilson & Drake, MTg tubniar fues, fire box bollars, tanks, oto. Cor. 10th and Jnokso Omaha Tron rgine Plorce and 10th stre: LIQUORS. William D Wines, Tler & Co,, Lianor Morchants T2 iTarnoy ste Manufactir'es Ko East India Bt L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesale Liguor Dealers Liquors and Cle Rars, 1513 Farnam St O Frick & Herberts ‘Wholesale LiquorDeal srs 1001 Far R. R. Grotte, Importar and_Jobbor o (Ve ant Liquors 1020 and 1022 Katnam St plication am Stroot 01 - 908 8. 10th 8t Drice 1ts on aj LUMBER. G. W. Douglass & Go od 1. Johu A. Wakefield, I ported. Amerien Tand Cornent, M waukoo Hydraulle Coment and Quiney Whito Lito, Wyatt - Bullard Lum- ber Co. 20th and Izard Stroots, ardw bor, 1310 North 16th Stro Charles R. Lee, Hardwood lumbor, wool quot oot g, 9th and Douglas, Gady & Gray, Lime, o Louis Bradford, ent, ote, eto ot Lumber, lime, ce or, 9th and Douglas Douglas stroot. —_—_—— MILLINF‘RY AND NOTIONS, 0. A, Stonohill, | T, Oberfeldor & Ooy s o O mporters and Jobbers tn ,210and 212 South 11th Hreet 10118 8, 1 MENTS, BETO A Hos,m, Jr, 108, Organs, Artists’ o Materlals, Eto., Farnaw nd 16th, 1514 Douglas Stroet. — OILS “Consolidated Tank Line Co. Refined and I ols, axle grenso, ete. K1 uth, Manaizor, —_— PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Rihbel & Smith, “Schroodar & O, ersIn_country prod- [Cash buyers buttir aat Trults, vegetablos, | eues, an i goaseal o) us misslon marohaits MUSIZAL INS[‘H—U Max Meyer & Bro. Co. Mf' Jowelors, denlors In [ py musieal Instruments, rioating 1207 Howard stroot. E. B. Branch & Oo,, Produce, fralts of all kinds, oystors, 1ith & Harney stroot. Jas. A, Clark & Co. Butter, chooso, egzs, poultry and gane, @ South 19t streot. Williams & Oro33, Produce and fralty Robort Purvis, 1217 Howard stroot. Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter ogzs and poultry 1200 Howard stroot. Bates & O Country produco,’ rults, vegetnblos, grocers’ los. tons, sploos, U410 S, e St 1214 Harnoey stryy T. Randazzo & Son, 211 South 12h Streot. Foreten & Domostio Floriia Oranges & Peters 8t, New Orl'ns —_— PAPER. | RUBBER G'DS, Cm‘pmtur Papor Uo., | Omaha Rubbor Oa,, stock of (M Drinting, wrapping and wrltlng paper, oard pa koods per, oio. 1008 Farnam strao. —_— e ___SEEDS. | STOVES. R Em‘.mq a0l 0,‘. Daffy-Trowbridzs 05, Soed growors, devors 11 |Stove Minufao'y FER I L Manufactar's stovos vt Nove pip. troe soo 1y 5 Loavenworth sty acturing ant o). ersull kinds rubbor 1213-1 ‘-\ASH DOORS, BLINDS3, E"O. M. A, Disbrow & Oo.,[Bohn asi & Door Go Mouldings. Braneh of oto, etal STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES 1415 Laruey stiooh U.S. Wind Engino & | A, L. Strans & Sous, Pump Uo. Haltidor i Hai Ross, nctin ity 013 Farnam stros Omaba, Neb. TEA, COFFE Consolidated Goffos Company, 1604 a0 1410 Harnoy 1 —_— | BILLIARDS, ~== l‘IOL‘h C!GAR‘l "H. Hardy & Oo | The Brunswiok- Balk yodott,atburas, tanor [ Collender Oo, Vi i, Saloon Axirs 407, 400 510U $teo 2% Fluges. 1919 Fu Oriaha — SQUTH OMAHA, LIMITED. Kkoonls, UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - - LIVE STOCK COMM A. D. Boyer & Co Hunter & Grean, 66-09 Exchunge Bullding, [ %0 Exchango Bullding SSION. Eouth Omaha. South Omanw 8. J. Coffinan, Sm lo; 26 Exchange Bullding ‘ South Omah e ———— For piles uge Pond’s Extract. P. T. HUGHES, COMMINSION M8 CASIL 4 Market L rudo. Elcin, UL, and Weatern Creauory Buttor, Kgksand Cheose. 10000 Al empty eik cases, with Ollors & wy shippers and othors to bo flled, Bve ca S1i1p by lwst frolght. Good, chenp Butter 1a 4 during May. Kellaule fur Quotatiohs va de- WHOLESAL LIHAND o