Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1891, Page 10

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Rathor a Quiet Day in Wheat on the Ohi- cago Board of Trade, INFLUENCES MOSTLY OF A BAR NATURE. Corn Opened Quict and Developed No Special Feature During the Day —~Business on Wall Street, F CHICAGO, Tine 23,1t wasa rather quict day In wheat, The conditions at the opening were etly bearlsh. The weather map showed and © dlspitehes confirmed the fact that the lier throughout the winter wheat belt ar and that the conditions for hurvests ing favorable wero weik, Liverpool quoting pricos 4 lower. The weather abroad was also sald to bo fine. Along with these ftenis of benrlsh Intolligence eame a statement that the umount of whet on ocean pussage hind in- creased nearly 1,500,000 bushels. This was questioned, and after a time a correction came saying thut there was w docreaso of that instead of an increase. This put wother face on the matter. Then dis- were recelved saying that sixteen boat loads had beon taken at New York for shipment, and that 40,000 bushels had beon oleared from New Orlonns. Thero were sone evidences fn the pit of NEFYOUSHEss wniong some of the July shorts, including even such aheavy and pronounced bear as Pardridge, who was reported s engaged fn coverfng n n very quict and way. Tho fours of th the fuco of w flattering crop outiook A result of the leht offering the constantly decrensing donmiestic stocks, tho steady oxport movement and tue fear of manipulations. Thers may or may not be good ground for sus- picion In the last numed direction, but with July ut the threshold and not enough contract wheat in store 1n all of the elevators In Chi- eago to cover asingle hoalthy line of shorts, these huving outstanding contracts for that month are not inclined to wade ashore and not tuke the chances of n possible froshet. o was 4 disposition among the longs aiso tout of the July deal and their offeri ngs the shorts down easily. July opened at 0425, s0ld to 01 hung for n time around 944@ 04, advanced to 04%. dropped to 93%. back to ali, this time touching 01% ¥ o and closed at Corn opeied quict and developed no special featuro during the day. Thore was at time a good demand for which resulted in some ndvance as the offcrings were oniy mod erate, but the long fontures were offored frecly and the tendency was to woakness July shorts scemed disposed to evon up and o Lo that month was ¢ over specil, noral difforence being 35 to d3c. The pts wero considerably In excess of the os- timates. July started at 543c, advanced und fluctuated botween 550 and soige, touched 5te broke to the opening price on” the announc mentof heavy estimated receipts for tomor- Fow, sugged tod4ie with Wheat and closed at 430 Outs were entirely active, Shorts coverlng made a Ktrong openinz but the murket weik- ened with otlier cereils later. July started Bt B0l (0 lac, OfF 1o Bi4e ind closed ut b Cubles amount quite i patehes wnostentat’'ous shorts n t. Provisions wero rather qulet and with a downward tendency in spite of the early strength in corn. There was . sagging in prices all diy with a few reactions and_the close shows™ i 10ss of 1204@5¢ in pork, 5¢ in Turd and Tisc in ribs, The leading futurés rangod as fol [OrEN Lo, ws: No. | wirgls wiig| 0% | WHEAT June July August ConN—No. 2 June........ July August OATE-—NG. 2 July o i | | ) m.‘ 10 173 1 46 o | 615 640 | 10 5216 610 685 5 8746| 16| 6 88 6123 5h quotations woro as follows: UR—Dull und cusy. AT—No. 2_spring wheat. 03t4c apring whont, 9@ic: No. 2 red, 7@08c. Gonn—No No. 2, No. 2 white. 60X@ ; No, 3 No 5 BAncey No. 2, nowtnal; No. 3, nominal, No. 4 1. 0. L., 52, FrAxsken—No. 1. $1.06. * TIMOTHY SEED—Primc, 8197, Poik—Mess pork, 'per ' barrel, #10.00; lard, | por owt.. 8.0 short riva sides looso), &.5005.8%; dry sattedshouidets (boxad), 1023,20; short clear sides (boxed). 80,255 Waisky—Distillers' finished guodu, ver gal- lop. #1.16. BUGARB—Cut lonf, unchanged; granulated, unchanged; standard “A." unchanged. Recelpts and shipments toduy were us fol- i ite, (8%c. o ARTICLES, RHIPMENTS, 5,000 10000 159,000 161,000 2,000 1,000 On the produce exchungo today, the butter market was easier but ot quotably lower. Eggs, H@1ic. New York M arkets, NEW YORK, June 24—FLOUR—Receipts, 21,725 pAckages: exports, &,152 harrels, 1010 suoks market weuk, : sules, 12050 barrels: low ex tras, BLAMLE winter — wheat, low rudes, ELR@, to fancy, 60 putents, M #4.50a0. 10 patents, $.605.6 Coun MEAL 250,87 Flour. barrels Whent, busiels Munesoti rye mixtures, #.50a5.00. -Quief, steady: yellow western, WukAT—Recelpts, 150,400 bushels: exports, 18,107 bushels; sules, 6,62 4,00« bushels of fu- Lures; |1 01 bushels spot. Spot muarket h)V\ T, fulr sules, chicfly export 1.07% in store and elovator ;#1081 ,@1 08! SN0 1 0. b Wngraded’ rod, §104a L1043 N0. 1 northern to arrve. 1.09%,a1 g No. 1 hatrd to urrive, BLISWGL GG No. 2 Ohien go, friss@oots. Options bicnod hiciie Towr on longs sellin advanced 'wge on for- elan uying. deciiuod G16 and slomed wens on fino orop weathers No. 2 rod, Junc, 8103 1.07% f closing, #L073; Jul, B1.04 1-161. 043¢, closing, #1.041; August, W@UAe, closing, 9 Beptember, 0S@USye, olosing, @80 Wy @yce, closing, %8ye; No guiges Decomben, (3 oLaLw, Muty. BLOKLIY. ol Ning, 8105, CoxN—R b bushels; 4400 Dushols: 424,000 futures: 61,000 bushels of spot. wenk, slow: No. 2, T0¢ In elevator, 710 afloat: Ungrided mixed. 665@7105 Now 2 white, 79150, (]€|\l‘nfl opened e lower, ndvanced 4@Ne, iotly with wheat, dectined 3o e and ¢losed weuk wt R %e undor yesterduy; June, clos- Ing 674505 July 62X@6I5c,closing 62%c; A '||~l BOGEO0AC, closiig (e Septeuiber, | Ss@aotae, closing 68% ¢, OATS—Recolpts, 20,000 bushels: exports. 20,000 busnels: sales, W0 bush ures; 181,000 bushels of spot, wer, active. henvy: wonkers duly, W L elosing 40¢; August, SH3G@I6Y e, {n\mg { Septombor. JILGHC, olosing M0 spot white, €@de; mi wostern, STdde: w western, 456635¢: No 2 Chicago, 41120, HAY—Firme shilpplng, 60@se; e, T Hons chole “October, er. closing. losing, Wie! exports, bushels of Spot murkot good to nd steady; state commop to etfic const, Hui1e. bons opened irregular und un- 1 to ¢ pol . closing steady un ohanged 1010 down. 0,800 bag! 1 16.85: July, @15.50 Septonbe . October, B14.25@14.40: November, $148 @I8.40; December, BLL0G15.80; April, $13.65. ' Spot Ko, dull nom- Il falr o rgoos, $18.50; Noo g BUGAK--Rivw. vetive and nigher; falr refin- i eentrifusal, 06 test, 3% 0 asked; salos, 5 scovado, 08 test at She nets 15,000 bags centrifugal, %6 test at 4 5-160; a'so large Dbusiness i contrifugals without particulirs. Rrefined, tn fuir denand and f MorAsies—orolgn, dull: 80 test in ho houds, HA@I20; New Orienns, qulot aud steudy COmmON o fancy, 250 to o TRICE—Dull, Dt steady. PRTNOLEUM-Qulet, Steady; united closed at % for duly. Corio grades, 5 PaLLow—Qu ROSTN ~ Dully 8142400145 TURPENTINE-Qu Eaas 5:“\\‘(. low colpts, 0.0 prokuges. Woot Dulll weak pulled, 106410; Texas, 17w Pouk--Dull, uuchang In good demund and firmer; pickled bolles. dise bid:' piekled Ahoulders, Ao; piekiea hums, 108104 ML Qe wouk LARD:- Weiker. 1oas aotive x‘ll'nlm 0514 sules, 1,000 Il ree \)[Ill\rn sules, 4,750 tli"t 8 Jun 16, ’th.“‘ Closuk, 847 Aukust, 8 tembor, 86.506.01, closing, .57 Uotober, 16.10, closing, 86,68, Burika-balr domand and steady; western | Oi-Dull, steady; crude oft yellow off grades, ®ieds. od, common to good, TR stio fleece, QuT MEATS western THE OMAHA DAILY BEK: M KDNESDAY, western oron V@o; and, steudy dalty, wostor 19® 1503 ory, 12 Falir 'de Dull; Firm Nominal Quist, vasior: Kans & City Markets, Crry, Mo, June 23 —FLovr—=Dully wiily, ‘$11521.35; ohsice, $1.450 B0@1.05; extra fancy, 81.80; pate mery, U¥@1se; Elgin, 15 part akims, Amorionn. 816.00315.25, Take, June, 811,00 domestic, §1.45 straits, £20.00, o COPPER LEAD Tin Kaxaan Ange fuicy | 10 WikAt-Qulet; No. 2 hard, cash, uo bids; No. 2 red, cash, 0010 o Stowiy s No. 1 eash, silie s1i0 bid Oats-Woakor; No. 2 cash, 8830 {0 bid i e=Fiem: unchanged: 0.01; choloe, #648; 10w gra Berrer—Eirn; unchunged: 150 dulry, W0@ie; store packed, 10c: b aploe. Cimrer—Stoady: unchanged: full croam, northern twins, 10 10 g American, 100 Wewtorn. o5 wkimmed Taas—Flrn at 1214 PIOVISIONS - Stonly t curod meats,hanis,0 1 dried beof hums, 10e; Bldes, Tei olwar rib Sides, dige; shiould ar iy sides, oy Sl June, bid; Juno, bldj June, : fanoy, 810,00 X croimoty, 150 king, new, unchanged: sugal oreak st bicon dry salt meats, clear aldos, 8%c: long olour re, igcs smokod moats, ong clear sides, 7 Biges mess pork, e refined, 7o, unwishod 2)4220, ird, pure, L—Dull;unchanged; Miss Hghe fine, 13@10¢; medium 1sus and Nebraska heavy, 1 @iie; 1eht fine, H@lic: Tow carpot, O@ile. Tub washed, cholce, mediun, $)@3e; dingy and low, 27, RECE TS~ Whont, 21,00 bushels; corn, 17.20) bushiels: onts, &4 bushels. SHPAENTS - Wheat, 12,80 bushels; corn bushcls; outs, 4,400 Dushiels. Live 5,100 I Markets. LAVERPOOL, June % — WHEAT—Q poor; holders offer froely: Californin No i3dess i ver cental; red western sprin Kunsas winter hird, 8¢ 20@8s 24d, Re of whont the past three duys, 406,0.0 ce including 222000 A1 N, Cors—Quict; demand fallen off; woestern, 58 5d per cental; roceipts of can corit for throe duys. 42.40) centals BEEF—EXtra ndin moss 5 per tirce, LARD—Primo westorn, $18 0 per ¢wt. Kesin—Common, 45 115d per cwt. PEAS—Canadlan, 65 5d per cwt. ot; demand 1. s mixed Ameri- St. Louis Markets. St Louis, Mo. June 2 —WuEAT—Eusler; onsh, Koy July, $0amsiie, Cois—Lower; eash OAT8 —Weuk; cash. PORK—Easy, 81057 Lower,d )11 Minuneapolis Wheat Market., MISNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 25 —WHEAT— Slow; poor grades neglected, Receipts, carss shipments, i cars. Close: No. 1 June, $1.02 on - track, L0212 No. 1 nd ern, June and July, 08ic: on track, 1K) No.2 northern, Jue, 91 on triex, H@Xie. Milwauk MILWAUKEE, Wi No, 2 spring. Cons—Wealk: No, i, 5 Oara- Stendier: No. 2 white, 40@40%c. PROVIBIONS—Lower: pork. July, $10.05, arkets. nnati Markets. June 2.—WneAT—Firmer; Cincl CINCINNATI, O, No. 2 red. $1.0314, CorN—Firm; No. 2 OATs—Ensier: No. 2 WHisKy—8L1 mixed, s0c. 2 mixed, 41@4150. Toledo Markets. Torepo, 0., June 23.—WHEAT—Lower; cush and Juno, $L0i%; Conx-Duls ciish, 60c. OATsS—Quicts cusih, 1c. Domestic Crop Review. Cuicaco, June 23.—The Farmers' Review will say tomorrow: Harvesting of winter wheat s aiready bezun in half of the coun- tles of HiTnois and Trdian about one- third of Olilo. The yield is ted in these ates at 15 to 20 bush f countlos reporting as high ‘us 2 cthers as low s 10 bushels. hirvesting is {n full biast. The y.eld is poor, corraspondents generally estimating it f 10 to 15 bushels to the acre, three counties be- ing as low as 7 bushels, Tho Missouri harvest- ing Is about completed. The estimates ran e from fifteen o thirty-iive bushols “A lurze yleld te undoubtedly ussurel T Kansis rvesting is well under way. ‘The estin Bive the Vel At Abous 1ftoc bual uere. Harvesting has not commenced in M igan. Wisconsin, lown or Nebraska. The {ntlie latter wili undaubtedly be very larze In the other states fairly good. Spring wheat in all the northwestern stutes Is reportec doing very well. Corn is gencraliy - reported improving In condition and promising from a fair to an uverage crop. Outs prospectsare reported good in Ohlo, Ilinols and Kentueky and only fairin In- diana. In the other stittes an uverage yleld is expected. STOCKS AND BONDS, bush In Kentucky NEW Yonk, June Z.—The feeling in Wall street Is If anything, rather less confident thun of lute, the result of gold shipments hav- Ing had u discouraging effect upon holders, while the bears ure making the most of the oceasion by the eirculation of ull sorts of ru- mors. The discouragement, however. Is con- fined to the smaller cluss of speculators. Tho outlook Is that until something of & more pos- itive nature 1s known it will be a trader's market, with the oxtreme dullness and light fluctuations we have had for somo time, accompunied by no de- clded tendency in prices. Today's murket differed in no essential respect from those of the lust week ot so. and while thero Wus 4 Weak opening, continuing from the of- fect of the gold shipments and other depre: Ing influc { yesterday, there was no sc- VeTo pressure to sell in ainy partof the list and after the early seliing orders by the for- wlgners wore execuited the market dispiayed o rullying tendeney, aided by buying tor Lon- dou wecount of St. Paul. Loulsville and Unlon Puelfie. Lackawanna wis the only weak point in the raflroad list, its course of yesterday being reversed, and umong - tho ndustrials, cordu Chicugo ding also showed the result of bear pressure and Jersey Central, after se.dinz off materally, failed to recover and fs the only stock showing any materiul change for the day. Promincnt bankers here siy that the movement of tho erops will not tuke a8 much money from New York as has been unticipated wnd that the inland bunks are holding their funds instead of sending them to Now York. At present, therefore, there Iy very little western money on deposit here. The western banks show that their reserve s larcor thun over before and that they are o o position - to furnish all the money that will bo needed for the movement of the corps. Tho market in final denlings generally moved up- ward sli:ht fractions und tinutly closed dull but firm ut small and irregular ohinges for tho day, though Jersey Central is down 1% per cont. There was a widening of the rafirond bond murket toduy but the avgregute result of the truding was InslgniBeant still, Loth as to tho wmount of business done wnd the effect upon prices In the List. No movement of note i to e detected among the issues tradod in and tho ouly clianges of woto wro- (- the fnactive honds. Tho sales reached 877,000 and was the only feature of the duy. Government vonds were dull Stute honds were dull and steady. Petroloum opened steady. but after the first sules declined steadily under guidating ot long ncconnts wnd _closed we nnsyl- vanin 1, July option, opening 68%c: highost, G3e; lowest. 605e, closing, 66%e. Lotal sales, 000 Darrels. The following are the closing quotations for the leading stocks on the Now York stock ex- chiunge today: At the dullness und heavy. {0hio Misstssipy proforred. ..., & Wostern. . 1674 n improvewent 27 Ches. & Obl A0 1t profore: o 204 preferred Chicago & Alton. CBAEQ. ... .ot €O CABUT s Delaware & Liidin’ 1 Del L & W. o Sl D- & .G proforred. 43 St iaul Eust Tont...... % dopreforred A0 1t proferrod do dud preferred Erlo....... o proferrod. Fort Wayne. Plttsbury | Pullman Palace 0% | itonding Rock ing 11 104 & Omaha. ... i orred.... .. & 1ron. xan Pacific. ... 1. & 0. Con. pfd Wells-Fargo orn Unlon Cotton Ol Ontarlo. Quickslly, do preferred Butro. Bulwer. & Wi Tor Mowmphis Michigan rthern pr'd. o G 1084 | Load Trust. Sily | Sugar Tr 3. Central orfolk & Wea pid. ribiern Pac » i New Youx, stoeks toda, Atchlson, June The total Wero 205,000 shyres, lucluding 50; Delaware, Lackuwans Western, 7,488 Loulaville & Nashville, Missourl Pacifio, 1.600; Northwestern g, 8430, Norriern Baolfl ading, & St Puul, 19,7 New Yonk, June st anya: Vos- terduy it was generally reported that the en barrassod London house of Muriotta would | compelled to announce 1ts formal suspensior Over night. NOWeVer, it secms that Arran moents wore to carry the COBCOrN ii at Any rato until the next settimg d Nolther announcoment_exeited any concern hore wnd the fncident was of 1ittio inteost bt ag Indicating the reasons for London's absence from nctive trading und the rise In our stoek murket. The London_houses which have figared prominently in the past bull ients in Americans simply have not the {0 putinto venture now even it they wi The Muriettas, like the Rurings, wer equipped with assets which wero literally un- avaflable, uniess, as in the presont Instanee creditors carty forward from a_motive of self defense. Perfinps the most unpleasant con- sideration of all 1s that securitios such as the South Amerionn bonds, in which all of these ¢ not apprecinted crush: On the in vidue sine on declining from contrary they hiy that day to this. Financial Notes. New Youg, June 2.—Clearings. balances, $4,567,064, BArTIvNORE, June 2. - Clenrings, balances, 857,048, Money nt PHILADELPHIA, June arings, 811,760, ¢ blances, 1,655,101 . 404 per cent CIRCINNATL, O, June 2.—Money cont. New YOrk exchango 40wse Clenrings, #1,06,500, BosToN, Muss., June 2,—Clenrings, 318 bulances, 81,465,165, Money, 203 per Exchange on Now York, 10¢ diseount CHicaao, June Zh—Money steady at per cent’ on el and 6 per cent New York exchanze, steady ut wrings, $12807,000. Sterlug ex- dy wnd unchanged. rone #104,403,000; 22,008,418; 0T pe premium 14,106, cont on Chinge was ste The Mo ey Market, New Youk, June 25, —~MoONEY ON CALL Ly, o 143214 per cent; Lust i < offercd nt2. MERCANTILE PAPER—-D14@7 per cent, s NG EXCHANGE-Quiet Dt firm, with actual business on banksrs' bills at #4 85 sixty days and 8,884 for demand Post rates, 81 8760480, Commereial bilis, #1854 I'he following were the closing prices on nds {778 4w, rouistored 117 |M. K. & T 08 U8 ds. coupons... .18 | Mutiinl Unlon % do, roglstered 100 |N.J. Cont Int Cert 4k, coupons 100 Northern Pac. lats. . Pacific, 08 of 109 |"donts.... Loulstana Stampis | 8 Northwest! e Tenn 100 | do deben do L0 SE L T Canada Soithern 2ds .1 Contral Pacific Ists.. 1075 SE 1. C. & P 1t 111 D& K. G lats Tidle [T P G T, Rets ! 87 o ds. ol Sl T PR GL T Rets. . 31 Erle Xy e 1ats. . 1033 MK &T. ¢ ? M. St Paul consols Murket. The follgwing were in the Boston Boston st BOSTON. Mass., June 2k he closing prices on stocks stock market today. Atchison Bostgn Mexican Cont. com. . Nitbes 1 Atlantic, Boston & Mont. London Stocks. ON. June 2.—Closing at 4 p. m. §13 Reading. Cinndian_P 81 Mextean ¢ Bar silver, 464 per ounco. per cent. Rate of discount in th for both short und six-months cent. Money open i bils, 1% per Bank of England Bullion, LONDON, June Z,—Amount of bullion one Into the Bunk of England on balance today, Paris Rentes. lgeo per cent rentes, 95 20¢ for the uccount. Denve! DENVER. Colo., June change today the fecl: proved. '*ult.!..hmll Aliexha ,l,«m T Amity Little Rule. Argonant. 118 [Matentess Ballarnt... B4 |May Mazeppa. Bungkok i Morntng Glim, Bates Hunter, . 6 [Oro. Big Indisn.. 1t | Puy O BikSix 10| Potost Brownlow 3| Purk Con. .l 144 | Reed National 121 nning Lode.... -...|Leavenworth bt Mining Stocks. —~On the mining ex- ik was slightly im- Justice San Francisco Mining Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.—The officlal closing quotations for mining stocks today were as ollows: Aa.... Bulwer.... Bost & eicher. Bodle Consolidatod Chol Con. Crown Polnt Gould & Tinle & Norero Mexican . ) [Ophir | Patost | Yellow Jucke Com Nov. @ BAIE, New York Mining Quotations, W Youk, June 2.—The following aro the clostig winin Btock qut i 18 20 g |Mex o Ontarlo Best & Belcher Deadwood Eurcka Con Gould & Curry s Halo & Noreross. |Union con Homestake ........ 100 | Vellow Jucket St. Louls Mining Stocks. 8. Louvis. Mo, June 2i—Mining were unusually dull toduy. stooks Bids on call M. Treen 16| M. Koy Pat Murphy Silver Ag Yuma. . f & Nt i Granite Mountuli Moutsc Wool Market., BOSTON, Tune ho trade In wool con- tinues fair, bu are for the most part in smaull lots. Prices remuin the same us they were o week ago, but outside quotutions wre difficult to obtain. Ohio yivania hias been selling wt 20230, nd above at a@ate, Michizan X has heen oforod nt 97 @20, In combing and delaine flecces there have been sules of No. | combing ut s Ohio fine deluine and Michizin fine deluine at WamHe, Tunew terr! en kinies of fine ata premium as, Californin and Oregon Wools arc selling in the range of a0c to e, Pulied wools ure in- wood demand; cholce supers are scllinz at 4 Gide; fair 1o ) supers at B@dse, and reign wools are in steudy demand und fira. New York Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, June 2. ~The dry goods market presented no mirked change, but there wis some improvement in demand, and _consid able loeal uctivity with JobberS in the proc of closing out open stocks. The murket n's weir and woolens bueing Lo dupli und extend spring goods up murket, Ti in that directio 1t to bo good. outlook Havana Ma kets. HAVANA, June 25, —SpANISH il Exchnnge gulet. L= E 5 10CK, OUMANA, June 23, 181, OArTLE—Officlal receipts of catt 100 a8 compured with a2, rday wud 2,068 Tuesday of last week. miarket was fuirly wetive, Ilundy fat beeves Wero strong or, Ghor grades woro alow and. | Good Butchor stock wis about staady Frades were slow and 10 to 150, lower. ders woro Slow and uniehan ed HoGs—OMieinl recelvts of hogs 7.1 a8 compared WIth %008 yostarday and 8% ‘Luesday of lust week.” The murket was moderately setive und & shade higher, with some sules reported 50 higher. The quulity non. AlLsold. The ranzeof the priccs 4.40, the bulk selllug ut #4.2xcd, heavy, &, KA i mixed, Vorage Of the prices pald wik Snpared wiih 89514 Yestordiy and Tueatiny of Inst week Kuger.OMdtal rocelpts of sheop 1 us compared with nono yestordiy and o4 of lnst Wouk: Thie murket wus eiiye and Strong Nutives westorns, 205" Good 60 10 70 1D lubs 85,250, 2 Receipts and Disposition of Stock, Official recelpts and disposition of stook as Y shown'by the boolg \\I’ the Unlon stockyaras ¢orapany foF the tWBhts-four hours ending 80clock p. m..Junogh 1801: D.SHOAITION Cattie. Biyers “HoRs o it Rej reséntativ : Sales, BT 1S No. Av. Pr. No k8500 10 142 5 00 1005 5 05 1002 1198 1320 1129 1. 1070 48 00,120 COws. 18, 018 1190 14005 o0 2.0 00 o8 2 1. 8 28 2. 97 150 11000 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, & 1710 800 i 00 4612 810 00 Gl kW 820 250 018§ 80 500 0 560 2 550 1§50 HELVERS. CALVES. sTAGE. WESTERN CATTLE. tond-= "‘, 5 Coxins, grass fod Smith & Tuttle loxins, grass tod Texuns, grass fed [0 2 Texins, grass fed ..o intioy 45 steors, Texins, grass No. Av. o Chicago Live Stock Market. Cnrcago, June Z.—(8pectal Telegram to THe Bre.]—There was i scarcity of good shipping stock and prices fot such were strong. Of the 6,50 cattle received. it was eatimated that ouly about 4,000 were from Texas, leaving only Wbout 2,00 nutives of wll crades. Asa lurge partof that number were of the sort thit shippers do not eare to unile toy “expe cnced some difficulty in filling thelr orders However, the published sales show tha did not piy wny important advance, the aze of prices bolng wbout tho same is for terday. Common ind medium qualities azuin were very dull, not much lower' than on Mon- duy, but lower than any day lust woek. “The general run” of cows und bulls sold at 82007 Beand from SLOKEHI0 LOuENT common to €00 grass Texans, A few cholce cows and heifers sold uround &.7544.00 wnd there were scattering saies of steers at $.80@51. The extreme runigo of quotations was 3253140 for natives ana $1 255,00 for Texan oo oz gencrully s0id 243 higher this morning, the best of the offerings bringinz 14@4Gh When reports from western polnts ciumo in’ showing recelpts of 16.00) ut Kiihisas Gty and o corrasponding meroase it other markets, the carly firmness vanished. Any tinie after'd o'clock prices wer thiin for yesterday, and toward the close by ers were noe willing to puy that day’s quof tions. Sales were ut #1200, There were scurcely more than a dozen trades at over § Thie prevailing price belng - #.4%5 455 for light medium ana heavy wei:hts Ciosing quotutions were $L25@4L0. wnd the prospect was for lower prices for Wednesduy. Good Tient hoss were sciree. fho Evening Journal reports; celpus, 70005 shipnients, 5000, lar: shippinz stock stronzor, others weak lowers top prices,, £,106.10; no extra s lo; other 1480, T 5 2500.50; CoWs. Ipts, 15,000; * shipments, aetive and Kigher: rough wnd com: ixod and paelcers, 8140040 no hotte CATTLE--Re Murkot mon, #. 10450 L00); shipments, 3,000, stondy: natives, M.2)0 01405 wostorns, 8140 New York Live Stock Market, Youk, June 2i.—BEEVES—Rocelpts, 1d, ull for sluughterers: no trude; feel- ing tirm. Dressed beef, steady, 814@ wients tomorrow, 4,500 Guarters of beet CALVES 5, (47 he t stoady; vouls, 8.0005.50; fodo N SuEEr—Recelpt Iumbs shod $0.0007 421 dresse v, 104G HOGS - Recel |]I|N 4,841 head, conslg maurket nominully steady at $1.30@5 steady; Tam b Hp10tc D B firm, a direet; Kansas City Live Stick Market. KANSAS Orry, Mo, June 2—OATILE—Ke- ceipts, 4420 shipments, 1270; murket stocrs 1 and JWewp-coWs THG2C loWCr: best s Tower than lnst 3 ws, BLOOEA. stockers nnd Toedur, Do teasoigra, S0: ok putants, 840: murs sauloe lower; buik, $.20@190; all grades, 8.76001.40. Rikkr-—Recolpts, 8703 shipments, 1205 ke steudy. St. Louis Live § St Lovts, Mo, Jaio ¥k —CATTLE—Rocelpts, 5,700; Shipiments 0.0; murket sfowi falr to chole nutive stoary, 8LTH@550; Texans and Tndinns. $240004, 0y Hoas— Roce! pts, 10, shipments, 40; market strongi heavy, 8100455 mixed, 4,108 4.55; Hizht, $h3004, OMAHA WHOL, mar- 'k Market. ILE MAKKE Vegetables, stations o stock I8 ed: The following prices at which cholg Oraers unless othuiwise st INS— o Udiepor c por 1, i @~ Home growa, ih SOUTHERN CAULIFLOWER NEW POTATOES - Per 1D, TOMATOES—F 100y stock, - per NEw BEETS—Por doz, i PEAS—Por bushel box, 81 box, Me. CUCUMBERS—Per doz, 5000, SOUTHERN BEANs—Wux, ¢ per ) box: st ring, 5%i0 per 1 bushel box PorAToES —Home grown stock in from tho store, $1.16, ASPARA e por doz BEANS-Navy, 8263 per bushed Flour. company. Patent Snow il represent the billed out o Calitor- 6o per doz, or Per dozen, 8150, crute, 2,204 521,50; per 4 bushel bushel small et Omaba millfy #200; Invineib Superiative, #2.80; Family, #1.0) R. Vig il comwpuny. High Put and Croum, $250; Blue D, full Huwkoye, haif patent, #.6; b -tent No. 10. &L00: Minnosota Pitent, $28i: Kunsus Hird Wheat, patent, 82.00; Nebraska Spring Wheut, patent, €58 . Glllwan's Gold Medal, 0 Putent, Star, Fancy Keltance, Snow Sheop. JU White, 82.50; § of the P ped foed, #2.00; T Weleh & O Prince, £2.70; M uily, $2.10; fow grade, #1.60; £200; bran, $14.00 Stinnesota Superlative, Woleh's Best, Sota Chief, #.40 Stralght, 21,60, 2851 Crown Fresh Fruits. BLACKBERUIES—Per cage, 8175, BEACK RASPUERIUES— Por case, $1.00, CrikmiiEs -Callfrnia, 101 bo, @185 southern cherrics, $1.25 per drawor of 18 Guirts, OANGES—Los Angeles, 8, can swoots, 855 TEXAS PEACTES—Por 1 bushel hox, 65775, STIAWBERIES - M 8500 £l stock, $10132.25 pe 20 quurt cases [owin stock, 822 per cuse. GUEEN GOOSEENIES—Per 24 qunrt ruwor of 15 quarts, #5620 PINGAPRLES - Per 00z, §1.00, Cholce stock, per box, #6.25; fancy, @3.00 for fu Country Produce. POULTIRY=The recelpts of old fowls are little Hieht and sales of good stock” aro mudo at §.50 @100, Spring chivkens are becoming nioro plvnty and are selling ut £1,004.00 por oy, The ducks arriving are mostly small and g0 at wbout $23). Tarkeys, fe per 1. BUrTER-— A very large proportionof the but ter is selling at 10 ias—The roceipts of eges are and the market holds at 14 144e. THA Y- Hest upland, 8.0010.005 poorer grades, H0.00E7.00. Mediterran- case, BANANAS—T'or shipping stock bunch, & oy moderate, onana, souTH The Hoard of Education. All members of the board of education were present at the meeting Monday night. ‘The bills of A. H. Miller, £16; J. 1. Owens, #3450, wero allowed, The sccrctary was authorized to draw an ordor for §150 to bo deposited with Justice Breen as an appeal bond in the case of Constable A, A. Don- nelly against the school disrict. An_ order for .30 was also orderod drawn to pay costs of filing the uppeal in the Donnelly case. The building committoe was authorized to sign u petition for stone paving on Twenty- sixth street, providing a majority of prop- erty owners favored stone. The same com- mitteo was authorized to exchange the two school lots 1 the Fourth ward for two other lots on tho southwest corner of Thirty-third aud J streets. This committee will attend to having the banks sloped ou the Brown Park school lot. A room for the superintendent nd for meeting purposes will be secured on N street. Tin Wedding. A house-full of well-wishing friends loaded themselves with tinwave and fitly reminded Councilman Edward P, Couley, of the Third ward and his ostimavle wife, of the anni- versary of their wedding. Tho surprise was as ploasant as unexpected to the geninl councilmun. Equal to the omergency Mrs, Conley received tho welcome guests and added to a pleasant social evening by sery- ing a well-onjoyed lunch. Showering con- gratulations, at u late bour the friends, glad to have been there and wishing for many more as pleasant anniversaries, left one of the pleasantest family circles 1n tho city. ook a Header. Dr. Thowas H. Ensor met with a painfu accident while driving on Missouri avenue. A little diteh across the road was just atsuch an angle that on driving into it on an casy trot the doctor was bounced out and landed fnce und head down, receiving some bruises ou the face and a fracture of the nose. Harmle.s Accide As Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Berquest of Al- bright, were driving down Twenty-fourth street, the horse frigntened at the motor cars and shieing, upset the vehicle and threw out the occupants. Neither Mr. Berquest nor his wife was njured although the vebicle was dumaged some, the School Census. The census _enumerators have completed their labors, showing 2,230 persons of séhool age. Captain John E. Hart reports 665in the First ward, William Mangan 670 inthe Sec- ond ward, Joseph L. Christie b in tho Third ward and G. W. Hoffman 325 in the Fourth ward. Notes Aboat the City. Manager W. N. Babcock of the stockyards has returned from Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Rynerson have re- turned from Burlington, la. ‘The picnic arranged by the Epworth leagu has been indefinitely postponed. Otto Razaweit and Robert Ashbura, after severo illnesses, are convalescent. Brand Inspector Cloud of 'Talbot, after a trip through Wyoming, has returned. Hon. J. M. Wardlaw of Beatrice, member of assembly from Gage county, is visiting friends in the city. . J. J. Miller, stock inspector at the ioux City stockyards, was- a welcome vie- itor at the Exchange. Mrs. Irwin, wife of Foreman John G. Irwin of the Cudahy packing company, is 1sted among the sick, The entertainment to be given by the Junior league has been postponed to Monday evening in the Methodist church. W. E. McCloud of Thayer, formerly prosi- dent of the McCloud-Love commission com pany, is visiting friends at the yards, ‘The Picklers of Omaha and the Maroons of this city will play another game of ball on the First ward ground next Sunday after- noon. George Hofner and Martin Ruther, who have been running the Karlin hotel, Twenty sixth and M streets, hava sold out und gone to Colorado. Bee Hive lodgo No. 254, Ancient Freo and Accepted Masons, will hayo an installation of officers in Masonic hall this evening. Tho wstallation will bo open to members and their families. South Omaha lodge No. 105, Independent Order_of Good Templars, mot last evening with Sister Alice Grifiith at the residence of ber parcuts, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Grifith, ‘Twenty-third aud J streots, V. Juy Rose of Lincoln, state organizer of tho citizens’ alliance, will meet with South Omaha citizens' ullisnce No. 11 this evening to exemplify the work and will spend the bal- ance of the week organizing lodges in Doug- las county. J. M. Bechtel of Burlington, Ia., division freight agent, and W.J. Duveiport of Coun- cil Bluffs, In., assistant division freight agent of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, spent the day at the stockyurds, the guests of Manager W. N. Babcock. 4. T. Jefferson was arrested on a charge of assault on James Kotera and was fined §20 by Judge King. On the iuvestigation it de veloped that the assault was un attempt to commit an unnatural criwe. The alleged as- sault oceurred at the Q street viaduct James Milroy, a white candidate for pugil- 1stic honors and polf, and Lew Mulvey, an cbony skinned Ameriean with confiaence in his powers, met in Hill & Dolezol's saloon vesterday to arrange n mateh for 825 a side, The colored man hua both coufidence and cash, but the white man’s wherewithal failed to materialize. Do not take auy chance of being poisoned or burned to death with liquid stove polish, paints or enamels in bottles. The “Rising Sun Stove Polish’ 15 safe, odorless, brilliant, the chenpest and best stove polish nado, aud the consumer pays for no extensvie glass package withevery purchase. s e ully i dise e (It Fuption b rupion mild caxer, into e inasafe, speedy and sura cure for ull , contagious hlood polsoning, Ierit ld, Bkin Eruptions and haw cured G t Citres of Cancer Tl cute b and Inc oSt ACuBILIYe Ay steil, A treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases malled FUER on appli- cation. Druggists Sell It SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Gae OMAHA Mamfeturers” and Jobbers™ DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND TENTS. Tent & Awn- ing Co. Flags. Harmocks, 011 and Rubber Clothing, Sen catalogno. 1113 Farn . _BIOYOLES, A H. Perrigo&Co, | M. 0. Daxon, All Makes, Al Pricos, All/eyeles Sold on Monthly Parts, Pasmienta 1815 Dc maha oStroet. (100744 Farnam St., Omaha. BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS Omalia Republioan Printing Co, Law brlofs, bank supplies, and overytilng in printing lin 10th and Douglas streots. Ackermann Bros, & Heintze, blank book manu Printer THoward steoot, Omiha BDO l“3 AND SHOBES. Charles A. Coe & O ‘K]fi(.&(n{.n Jones &G Manufacturors and job- | Whol lo Manufactur s bers. ‘An tx for Hoston Itnb- 1109 oward stront. TR e, Williams, Vau Aer- | nam & H(\\’t‘!, nd Douklae ste, Oma. 1212 Harney stroot, i Merchants invited W. V. Morse & Co,, 8hoe Factory, Cornor 11t ____BOXES, _BUTCHERS. John L. Wilkis, | Louis Holler, Omahapaper b factory | Butchers' and Packory 1317-1310 Douglay Tools & Siuppllos. oot Orders promptly il TSI Thekean St e * CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETO. W. T, Seaman, Omatn's Largest Varloty WAGONS AND CARRIAGHS | CLOTHING. | Gilmore & Rubl. Manufacturers & Wholo. snle Clothlers 109 Harney St. CARPETS. Omaha Carpet Oo., Carpets, oft clothy, mat- tings, eurtaln 003,93 1511 Douglay stee st CIGARS. West & Fritschor, Manufacturers fino clgars Jobbers of leaf tobaccos. 1011 Farnam stroot COAL, COKE, ETC. Coutant & Squires, Hardand soft coal ship Pors 1908 Farnam streot, Owany P.H. Mahouey & O, Harda—Conl— Soft Oficen §13 N. 16th ana cor. 10th and Douglas st Howell & 0o, 2178, 1th stroot, Omaha Coal, Ooke and | Lime Ca. Ftard and 3oft e 8 B O B e Mount & Griffia, 2198, 14th strosty Omaha, Neb, American Fuel Co. | Bhippers nnd dealers 1a anthracite and bita nous conl. 2168, 15th street. “Nebraska Fuel 0, 98, 15¢h atroot Omaha, Neb. Johason Bros., 914 Farnam Sureet, Omaha, Noh. Omahr, Nob. CORNICE. F. Buemping “Galvanized Iron cornices, Dormer windows, eapn, fin luls ete. fron and slate roofer. 81l Farnnm St Eagle Gornice Works Manufacturers ull.lllvnu— Wi Ay iR o St ; OEMENT AND LXME}. J J. Johnson & Co, 3188, 18th atrary Omaba, Nob. = DRY GOODS M. E. Smuth & Oo,, |Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry ' a Goods K an nottoas. " | Dry goods. notion3!wonty d furnishing goods. Corner Tt an' Hinraey ELECTRIOAL SUPPLIE3 ROIT- AUTOMATIC o “Wolf Electrical o, | PEiort ALTOM Y Hlustrated Catalons | and oy e reo. | Eree. 1A 1614 Capltol Avenue, _| Akt 055 Cor. 11th ana Howard sts. FARM MACHINERY ETC. Parlin, Orendorf & TG Northwall, Martin Co. | Corner Jones and 9th sts. | Skandia Plow Co, Ouihia, Neb. 0-1391 Sherman ave. E. L. Welch & Co., |B. T. Davis Mill Co, 1012 N. 10th stroot €.G. Underwood, J. B MeCray, Manager. Mill at Henderson, Minn, & F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th streat. Managor nt O Cor. 8th and_ Jnekson sta. Omnhn Mxlhnn- Co., C.E. Black - Manager. 1ith Street, FURNITURE AND OARPEVS [Beebe & leyan Fur- niture Co. Buccossors to C.A. Beebe & Co. Dewey & Stone Fur- niture o, Furniture and carpets, 115-1119 Farnam stroot, itn sta, _ e GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Sebneider & Loomis, 7. T, Robinson- Notioa Co,, it S mpariraat | e notlons and furalshing pacdsnIting oot gooas, uckakin' 0y oralls pante shirts, coats, ote 1111 Howard stro r. 2th and Howard st GLASS PAINT OIL AND DRUGS. J. A Fullar & Co,, 1402 Dougi 11 3teas Kounard Glass and Paint Co, 1031412 Harney strost Owaha, Neb William Cummings, | 617 and 619 South Lith St Omaba Blake, Bruce 3 J) 05008 Lasavenworts 1% o N Glf.OULRIbS- Meyer & Raapks, MU 1405 Harnoy strasy Paxton & Gallagher, | 706311 8. 10th atreet, | Omaha, Neb, Ouiha, Neb. D. M. Steele & Oo., 1201-1205 Jones strast, 8loan, Johnson & Co. Uth and Leavenworth atroots, Omaha, Neb MoCord, Brady & Co, Aworth Owmaha, Neb. Allen Bros, 1114 Harney strost Jith and Omaha. Nob. Omuha, Nebraska P R R i GUN FOWDER Huuh @ Clark, Agunt of rLing GRAIN AND PROVISION Tuur-my & Bryan, |8, A, MoWhorter Brokers, graln, pn\'IILmA 81218t Natl Bank, Brokerd wnd stocks, 418 8. 1ith| Private wires to Ne St Privatewire to Chi-| York, Chicago and 8t a0, St Louls and Now| 1. Cash graiu York ! Bouklit for all markots Bros' [ . 0. Swarts & Co, Brokers, Private wires [BrokersGrain, 'rovisions to New Vork, Chioago & [ete. Private wire to St. Bt Louis. Spocial atten- |Lois and Chieago. Oy ton given Lo track bide (I It Natl Bank,Omahs onkrain. 18t Natifank. |Exchange bla'g, 8. C HAILD WA“.I Rudor & W:lhulmy Oo! Lcu-"l.\rk Andreessu Hardwars Go 10841110 Tiarnay strost Omatin Nab. IRON WORKS, = Paxton & Vierling | Omaba Safo & Iron Tron Works, Wotks, Wronght and oadt fro e work, angtneq | Manut'rs fire and burglae Urnas work, ganral | Drof afes, vaulta, Jail Tiindry, ninchine a. work, ron shutters dnd Dlacksmith work U1 | are eseapes An- Groon, 14t & Jacksonsts Ry and 17th st Wilson & Drake, fire Cockrell Cor. 10th and Jackson sts Mg tubular fues box bollers, tank | Plerce and 19th stroets. ———— LIQUURH Tler & Oo., Liguor Marshanty 112 Harnoy stra Manufactur'rs K William Darst, Liguors aud Cle 1313 Farnam St Frick & Herberts Wholesale LiguorDeal irs Omany L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesalo Liquor Deal 1001 ¥ R. R. Grotts, Importer and Jobbar of Wines and Liquors. 1020 ana 1022 Farnam St Prico lists on applicatio e BER. Tohn A. Wakefield, am Stroot S0 - 503 8. 10th St G. W. Douglass & Oo | 1 Quiney Whito Limo. Wyatt - Bullard Lum- 1310 North tith Charles R, Las, Stroot. Hardwood Tnmber, wood carpets and parquot Hooring. th and Douglas. Cady & dmy, Lime, coment, ete., oto bar Oo. 20th and Lzard Streots, Louis Bradford, Lumber, lime, coment,eta cor, 9th and I 923 Douglay street. —_— MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 0. A. Stonehill, I Oberfelder & Co., Millinery, Notlons Importers and Jobbers In o Milimery. Clowks, B8 | yog 210 ana 212 South 11th 16-113 8. 16th St Omaha sireet. _— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETO Max Meyer & Bro. Co.| A, Hospe, Jr., Planos, Organs, Artists MLk Jewoler mussal Materials, Ete., Farnam nid 16th. 1514 Douglas Streot OILS. Consolidated Tank Line Co. Reftned and _lubrloatin g ok, axle gronse, oto. .1 Ruth, Manaier. —_ e PRODUCE, COMMISSION. " Ribbel & Smith, | Schrosdor & Co, Dealers Incountry prod- (Cash 1 uttar ant ee, fruits, vewetables, | exs.ant genaral coa marchants, 423 South 11th stroes E. B. Branch & Co, Produce, fraits of all kinds, oysters, 15th & Harney streot. Jas, A, Olark & Co. Butser, cheess, oziy poultry nnd game, root. G South 13th streot. " Williams & Uran, Produco and fralts, Howard stroet. Robart Purvis, 1217 Howard street. Write for prices on but. ter, eggs, poultey and gamo. Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry 1200 Howara Bates & Oo,, Country produce,’ ruity, Joseiahiee Enemed | ST | 1. Randazzo & Son, 211 South 12th Stroot. Forelgn &Domestlo Fruits Florldn Oranges & Sleily Erults. Rranch house, 7 N Petors St, Now Orl'na 1214 Harney strax. PAPER. | RUBBER G'DS, Omaha Rubbor o, Manufacturing ani 33« bors il kinds rubba Carpenter Papor Oo., | Carry n full stook of Drinting, wrappig and Writing papor, card p woods. Dor, ot 1003 Fafnam strot SEEDS. STOVES. ok . Emerson 8201 0., Duffy-Trowbridza Soed growers, deuars 1 |Stove Manufao'z 0y, warden, grass, krain vad troe sea i, 217424 South 15th. Manufastar’ e 1215 Lanvenworth st, — e __SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, E'C. M A Disbrow & Co., Bohn Sasi & Door Ga Manufacturers of _sash. MAnUICLUrars of mou - oo biinds Tk, biinds, d 10m, Soutiiis. Brwaoh of o, etdl fce, 200 nnd Taard, st Clark stroots. stoves sat 16th STE;AM AND WATER SUPPLIE3 U. S, Wind Engino & | A L. Stranz & S0y Pump Goc | Haltdny wind i, 913 20 Jonos st G, B, Tl Oumaha, Nev. —_— TEA OOFFEE SPICHES, CIGARS. Gonsolidated Goffas Company, 1l and W16 [arnoy it Neb. 1002-100¢ Farnam strook H. Hardy & Co, | The Brunswiok- an Toys, dolls, albums, tancy |y Collender Oo, s, howso faratabing |11 4e 1 onlldron's car Varnawst miei dlae, Saloon Axtiras goors, 4 . 10 strost Flugos. Ll SOUTH OMAHA. LIMITED, LIVE STOCK COVIMISSION, A. D, Boyer & Co | 08-69 Exehange Bullding, UNION STOCK YARDS CO,, Hunter & Green, 90 Exclinnge Bullding South Omaha. E ol 8. 1. Coffman, Sumiloy & Co., JOUN A, MCSHANE. FIANK € CONDON McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, 300 8. 18th St. First N; B uk Fuilde ing, Omaha, Neb Deal 1 atacks, bonds. xscurities, per, #lo. Negotinte oans on | Uxtite. BhOTt e tonns. with Wpproved colluteral secur:ty BUND WANTED Total lssuos of CITIES, COUNTIES, SCHOOL COMPANIED, BT. R.R.COMP. Correapondence silicited DISTRICTE, WATER N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY,Bankers, 163165 Dearborn Bireet, CHICAGD I8 Wa'l Btreet, NEW YORK. 70 Btate Sis BOBTOM- tio