Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 26, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, ing Somewhat Stronzer ia the Uhicago Grain Markat, GROWING CROPS DAMAGED BY STORMS. Reports of Heavy Rains in the South Have a Tendency to the Markets - Review. wost strength Financial ot wheat frnanterial Crieaao The first sales this morning were mnde At changes from the closing prices of yesterday, but the fesling was decidedly strong for a time. Shorts covered freely and the offerinza were mengre and prices wont up rapldly fnz about %e In a few minutes, This stre was In the fuce of wea'c cables and was duo almost entirely to woather condition In the southwest. Ralne were reported In Kunsas and Missourd, and in Nebraska there had been & phenomenal downpour, us well as destruc- tion by floods fn northwestern Towa, The ( elnnati Price Current, in its summary conditions, reported fnpnirment (i some see- tlons by recent rains and espociatly fn Kansas and Missouri. Inaddition to this, Beerbohm sent a telogram reportin g the wheat crop in Russia us Injured by almost tropfeal sat. The weakness in the foreign market did not show any alarm on the other side in ¢ sequence of this, but local shorts mude nervous on account of it when taken nection with other adverso ne On tree covering by shorts ment buying the wdvance sasily brought about But argent buyers nad filed up, the 1o hialt. Se1ers BOCRIE MOFE NEFYOUs, sommenced to wabble and finally this was followed by a recovery. showed w considerable decling in Paris and Berlin. July opened at yestordiy, ati2ie, ndvanced to D2ige, reacted (o Uitge, elosing nt o wak fsoiler of (the | éeoniber option. Corn wis nlso very strong for a tiie the first transicetions were i shado e terduy's elose. The renewal of bud 0 (e southwost and heavy ridns in Nebraska and 10w, together with the huoyaney in wheat eirly i the day. all contributed to de velop strenzth and stirted shorts to coverin on un extensive seale. Later. when the es- tates OF tomortuw’ were posted showin i rospect of vy receipts, tho market Pt Tk “wnd \he. Wehkness wis in A by the Ureak in wilieat which com d about the sume time. July opencd at ISt a5e ut the close yesterday, and reiehed Sie, but quickiy resoted toditge’ und finally to se. cased off amd held fora timo around Ki3e, but on the estimated heavy ro- ceipts tomorrow, fell to sie again. Another rally took 1t t0 34y, and the close was atblo, Outs followed the' fluctuations in corn and closed ut w gain of Lwie compared with yes- terduy Provisic Jun th rop being were in con- 1 some Invest- above noted w atter the wdvance prices but cables brok Latd prices at its close broke to ardridge thongh Wy Cse weather Thero was an of- fort to crente some wlarm over the fact that a morning paer reported the discovery of trichina i fow hogs ut the yards.but IC wis not very successful ptember pork opencd at #1025 nguinst 310 tthe close yesterdiy, Sold off te S reacted_to #1050 broke (0 1005, :inddclosed at #10.07%, Lard and ribs show net losses for the day of 740 cach. he loiiing futures ranged a8 fo1lows: AITICLES, whiAT July At CoN-No June July Aug OATS July Augurt Koptembor...) MESS PO July Koy LAkD July Bejtembor Rinw July _Bepteniior. St OREN. [ TG No. 043 o | 100 102 050 | v 6074 52 mtor 1006 ally unchanzed. spring wheat. 05 red, 06@oSe. No. 2 white, 40@404¢; Baney 4, nomfnal. FLAXSEED TIMOTHY S Polk -Mess pork, ominal; No. 4, nominal; No. ver burrel, $0.75@9.8); Inrd, per ewt. #80.00; short 'ribs sides 03@0.15; dry salted shoulders (hoxe 5.0015. 15 short eleir sides (hoxed), Witisky—Distillers’ finished goods, lon, $1.16. SUGAIS - Out loaf, unchanged: granulated, unchunged; standird “A. unchanged. ceipts and shipments toduy were s fol- ber Kal- Flour. barrels . Wheat, bushel Corn, Dush Onts. bushola. . Rye, bushels. 100 Burlvy, busl 1060 On the produce exchunge toduy, the market was quict and wnchanized; cronmory, W litge; oxten firsts, 1l T@Me: extea dalry, WQITC: oxtry fiests, o; Grsts, 15G1Te. Exgs, W@l 4000 200 102000 butter extra ; first 1k New York Markets, NEW YORK, June 2.~ FLovn—Receipts, 10,811 packnres: eXports, 6406 burrcls, L sucks; markoudull und unchanged; sales, 10,15) bar- rels. Conn MEAL—Dull; steady. WiEAT 101,00} bushels: exports, 80707 bushels; salos, 2456,000 bushels of fu tuires: 1,001 hushels Spot. Spot mrket strong er; very dull, No. 2 red, SLOGL@LOGE T ole vator; 8107 wllont: $.0650L0NG £ 0; g un- graded red, $LO3GGEL0T No. 1 nocthern to BLOSEL 0813 N T urd to ureive. 311G No. % Chicigo, SLHG@LO0LG, Options \ced K@105e o0 reports of dam, crops by storus, reicted i’ bles und elosed Hy@le over 'yester dumage to Kussian erops, $103%01L06%, closing, $1.06%; Jiily, £1,0:05@1.08Y, closing, #L.054: August, 76% o830, clo thiger’ Septomter, WA@UTic, closing, October, se, clostng, S November closed at 08%¢; December, i85 0tse, closing January, closin, #1001 February at'$L01; May, $L2KGLO anadacoun! Qulet; Recelpts, 207,800 bushels; e 1B Tushelse aton - SO0 Ritres: 42,000 bushiels. of Apote dull; unsettled; closing ensior in elevato ] :Hlml( ungraded mixed, white, Te; optlons very slow, but fee up and firi dn the storms i (o westd June 66y, closing Ing 62'%ci August ) Beptem T [ <} oxports, 4,483 busnels; sales, 460, 000 |llll(|||'|~ll( futures; 75,000 bushels of sp alur, dully options falr Wy, " o e, closing i &, olosing BYe; September, . Higes spot No 2 white, #ie etanos western, 45 AV Fir Hovs - Quitt. stoady CoFFEE—Uptions oponed points down, elosed s AP points down, Snlon. S50 Dags. Inchading June, # July BIB20G 10 Augast, #1640 Q@15.00; omber, 848GE15.05; October, $14.3) @i bor, BIARGAN Docern ber. B10.00G 5,80, Spot Il tirm, moderator fair carsoos, $K81; No S netive, it fair Fefins g, ¢ 018 hozhends muscovido, 8 LONE At Dukw POFIAMDUCO, M Lost: nt B0 14500 DR centrituzit, - test At 3o hid 8 IIGTUSR08 SURE B 2501 1410 'foF B test; refined, fuirly netive, tirn. MovAsses—Forelgn, dull; New stendy, dull. RiCh-Quiot, stoudy. PETHORRN- QU Sy for duly. COTTON ShED O, off grade. 25 TALLow—Firn, ROSIN - Quiet g00d, #1400 1475, TUKPENTIN ull, weak, EG8 - Quivt, ITinlur B@iTe roceipte, 1007 Packugos: PoRk—Quiet, firw; old mess, #10.00G new uess, L8NG extra priwe, 1000 Cur MEaTs—Finn, wanted; wenk; short clear, 8115, Liu--Opened firm, closed stoin, K1ies SAI0% 1130 Lercus: UDLIOD N0, b ALV 1025, ol K Did} 2000 bla; Septen bid; Dok port. busheis of Spot murke No. 2, (64 trregular at 5250 ady und unchanged t Oricans, steady; united closed ut [ crude 5 Quiet, unsettlo yellow off'grude, bk wulet cusy; strained, common to BRIGe, western, 1003 middies, quiot, weak; wostern west 14y tancy, s western 1yi ro dalry o Elging, the Cukise @ione Pid inox—-Dull; Amerioan CoPPER-Stoudy luke LEAD - Firng domestie, IN-Quict, flrus Miuneapolis Wheat Market MINNEAPOLLS, Miun, June 25 - WHEAT— Dealings in wheat were mostly in September ana Decomber, and business was at bo tine Souive Beceipts, 1o curs; sbipuonts, Hati on' LRLe K, 0914 Close @101 track, #1.01 ; duly, v Junt No No. 1 hard, June, #1.01; 1 northern, June ii4c; NO. ¥ northern, on on trac., O Louls Markets 25, WHRAT St. £r. Lovis, Mo oasli. PRiges Ty Conx—-Firm; oush OAT8—Highers cush POk -Fiusy at 4 LARD - Duli v WHsky—81 16, BerTEit— Cnchanged; June Firm Tuly, 5% i creamery. 10@16¢; Kansas City Mar:ets, KANSAS Crry, Mo ine 25, — W HEAT iard, cash, Saee; June, Sily ash, S04 Conx—8sondy: No. 2 Stron > bid; or No. June, 51%3 bid; June, No. 2 cash, ¥'4e Milwankce Markets, Minwavkes, Wis, June WneAT—Firm; No. 2 spring. cash ind July, 0113 Conx—Unchnnged; No OATS—No. @ Wh:te, 40150, PROVISTONS~Weuker: pork Tuly, $0.87'5 rkets, —WHEAT Cincinnati Ma CINoINNATL O, Jun No, 2 red. 1.04 Conn—Steady: No. 2 mixed OATs—Quleti No. 2 mixed, WiIsky—3..16. Toledo Markets, Toreno, 0., June WiEAT 21,01 Cony OALS Higher; cush, e, Stoudy Quieti Liv ) Markets, L1vEuroor, Jund WieAT—Markotquict holders offer moderately Cony—Quict, but steady; 6 per contal mixed western, 58 Minneapolis Flour Review. MissEAPOLIS, Mir The western Miller says mount of four made by the milis last week wis sotewh The week's output. wa i wn average of 21,025 burrels dully .43 barrels th 82,5 for the correspond i barrels (n s, Where s were runninz, on The at Diluth, barrels less than year ago. Lol firms have obtained very low frelght rates on forcizn shipments the pist week and this has enabled them to do a littie more ex- port trade than would have Leen possible under other conditions. Part of the busine in patents. though the prices re- d not wore than let seilers out cxport shipments for the week Wore 2,285 barre s st 7, preceding week, London quotations bse. i £ are: Patents, s 01@sis 6d; L8 0. sTOU June North- r- agninst arre 1800, und 19,500 20 fourtie Ww it motion Is 90,000 in week less I8 0 stoe s however. b S AMD BONDS. NEw Y stock ma rtics fn the Wlowed to be to hold thelr K, June 25— ket, If they may called two parties, continue ground undismayed and the market continues to stagn: ile the only motion t he sec 15 the slow settling down, which is the vsual accompantment of such a condition of affairs. Toduy's market was only 4 continuation of the ferm of stagnation, beinz equally dull and listless with thoso which have proceded for tho month. The opsninz was made on somewhat larger volume of business thun that of yesterdiy. but the inerense In anin tion d to be entircly the result of the apparent selling for forelzn account, which made first prices all slightly lower than last night's izure. The fo sclling, however, was more apparcnt thin reai and the tnflu- which It oxerted soon puassed awiy, wving the market in the sumcold rut of 1ness wod utter stagnatio o strenyth In sig on Hgh transuctl of the trading i sucr prevented its y influcnce upon the rest of tie mar- z the other industrinl and there an unin ted at the same dead two pa be per ¢ cxpect market finn 1dull, as it had been througlout tl v insigniticant chinges from lust n ght's prices. Rallrond honds were dullas usual and pre- sented th Iuck of feature though the were some murked changes from the List suies recorded. The trading reached only t405.000. The final ehinges were generallyin the d ton of IoWer fiZures, Government” bonds are dull te bonds entirely neglested Potrolowm opened dull, very few transac- isoceurred wud the movenment of prices wus very narrow. the markct closing duil. Pennsylvania oll,’ July optiou. sules, 11001 burre's, opened, 5555 highest, 65 closing, 6%, Tho foliowing are the elosint quotations for the leading stoeks on the Now Yors stock o ehango today: Atehison........ Adums Expross Alton & Torro Hante, do preferred American Express BCI& N Canadian Paciiic Conadian Southern Central Pacitio. . Ches. & Oblo.. do Ist proferred . o 204 preforred. Chicago & Alto: and steady. 0| o prefor 105 N Y. Central, 2 N Y. Chic, & St 125 | do preferred 112 onio Mississipyt 80| do preferre: B 170 |Oatario & Westorn [ 1% & |Olegon improvement 2ilg 0 lOregon Nav...... 0 1044 OFozon Trans... 12y 4B Pactie Mall.... 0L 84 2| Peoria Dec. & Evany, 18 20 [Pittsburg. ... 1 CB&Q 8674 Pullman Pulac 7 €. C, 0. &8t | ieading Deldwaro & Hudson. 1209 Roek Inland. Del L & W 554 (St L & 8. F. D: & I G. preforrad. 494 SU Paul East Tean S Ble| doprefarred 0 st proforred 1 50 St Paul, Min. € M 40 2nd proterrod. | 13 St Paul's Omab. Erio. . I8 o preferred do profes 1 Tenn, Coal & [ron oxas Pacific. ... Tol. & O. Cen. pfd.. Unfon Pacltic, 16 U, 8. Expiess. 05 WSt L. & I 1| do preforred 1 Wolls-Fargo Ex Lake Erie & W Ji Western Unlon ! o preferred .. L Aw. Cotton OLL Lake shore. UG Colorado Coal Jntsille § Nash. 4 Homestake. Loutseillo & N. A % ironStlver.... Memphls & Chir. 81 "lontaslo. . Michigan Cont 8 Quickallvor NIl Lo 8 & We..oii 100 | dopreforred Ao preferred. .l Rutro, 2 Minn. & St L Ui Bulwer, 18 o proforre U6 Rieh. & Wi Tor Mistourl Pacie, 6% W isconsin Contral Mobile & Olo.....120 806 Grent Northern pea. Nashviile Chiutt 22207 | Chicago Gas N.J. Contral 08 Lend Trust Norfolk & West pid.. 813 Suzar Trust Northern Pactic % Southern Pacii a0 preferrod Hitg Ore Si. L. & U. Nor U P Denver & Guit. 17ie | RIo Grande West Northwesters i o prefered iyl ai L Chl. & 1 Hocking Houston Hlinois ¢ St Paul & Duluth Kansas & Toxas The total sales of stocks toduy shares, ncluding 150; & Nushville, wore 08608 Loutsville ancial Re W Youk, June 25.—The authorities Joned | today further export of gold b ersi probubly not less thin fact of those expeetations th to the warket. The stocks changed durinz ti thelr oarly price. Sugar tes, however, sold gradually off from thelr higher level of the forenoon, and Boston houses continuea to supply the murket with Atchison, being up- arently discouraged by the frosh news fur- 1 shed fodiy of tho thoroughly bad condition of the hoot and shoe trade, Chileazo Gis tlone showed evideace of firm support, and this doubtioss means that the familinr cigue man pulors w that specialty bs agatu | tho markot. Vost suys n predicting aturdiy's stean EL00),000. Tn the ‘re Wis no biek njority of the fternoon from Financial Notes, New Yoik, June 25, —Cloarings today J5i5; balantos, $3,470,022, HOSTON, Muss. June #LOTG,GE Dulancos, §1,157 651 ceit. Exchunge on' New York, pur Parrvone, £1,072,000; il PILADELPITA 10,5045 bislin YA per eent Citicago, York exchimnze wis steady at e prominm, RAGes for noney were stoudy and unchanged, Bank clourings, S15.240000. Sterl ng exchanze was steady and unchanged. K. 835, t rinzs today, Money, 23 por 10e diseount to Tune 25, Md., Clearings today, Rute, 6 per cont wrinzs today, L ey Market, MONEY 0N CALL per conti lust percont. T per cont, but it 288G for New Y runging purcent; eiosed oft PIRIVE MERCANTU STRILING EACHANG #4800 for sixty-duy biils und mund Ihe’ following LVonds -Ensy, loun, were the closing prices on MR & ow Mutual Union 4 T UL 8. 45, coup e, registorod Phelic Loulsl i Stat Tenn o Cana [ T PR GTr Rets MK &7 Paris It PARIS, Juno 25—~ Three 10 for the uecoant. Th the Bank of Frice shows 000 francs of goid and Bank of England Bullio LoNDON, June 23,—The bullion in of Eugland lucroused 430400 duris Ates, per cont rentes, 05 Weokly statement of 1 Increase of 4,4 W trancs of sliver, the Bank e pust AT | i Uk week land's peserve to was 46,07 per cent, 115 Tho proportion of the Bunk of Enz. linbilitios, which last week is BOW 4572 por cent. Boston Stock Market. RosToN. Muse the closing pr stock market tod tehison & 1 Hoston & Allany ton & Mainu Moxican Ce NY. &N Ttitiand pfd Wis. Cen.'com The fo in tho lowing wore Boston Tune s o0 8to Ay, 1914 wumet & Tlecia |Frankiin Allonez Min €6 (riew) Atl & Mont Lo LoNDON. oy count Canndian Prolfic Bar silver, 15 per cont. Rate ¢ for both short ur cont. Denve DENVER Colo. the mining exel Alieghnny Amity Argonant Ballarat Banukok Bates Hunter wilow Clay ( San Francis SAN FitANe quotations for follows Mount Diatiio Navajo New York | NEW Yonk, Ju closing wining st Rijen Adanis Con Axpen Con. Call Deadwood &V Ha T Exehinac, Al Dbags centrifugal were sold at 8§15 entrifugi gold per qui THAVANA, iy 1t heavy. N ] e.vy. No. 2. 4 L Gegreen” hide brices. New York EW YRk, Jur wats fafr and wit were additional shirting prints. tl June v W8 B C ndon Stocks, Closing nt4 p. m. 95 1 Bitg | Mexiean Cant. new 48 Money. market 134 per d per ounce, of discount in the oy id throe-months biils, r Mining Stoc' Juno 9. Bettor feeling wnge today. Sales. 18,20, on 0 2 Matehiess i May Muzeppn Gl Morning Glim 4 Park Con 14 Reed Natlonal Rialto oLty sburk. Whale " co Mining Quotations. Tune The offielal closing fing stocks today were us th Nevada, Mon Con Mining Quotations, —The llowinz are the Gquotat ons w0 iGrn Silvor vana Markets. SPANISH GOLD—32,7! (uict Buyors wiliing to d de polariz per quintal, and sold at Mataj coid Is were ntal. 0,001 S ut Hide Mar’ peeinl 1 and weak oen salted to the ram it fons e s sellat e less than wbove Dry Goods Market, e o Business in dry goods lout special feature. Tuero new press i indigo blue and 10 Aticrican sales belng miade AL and B3¢ respeetfuliy. Trade New Co. to Httle interest a deating today. been confined been duce entirel room t scarcity of b undertone fn o suivs of long stoc the_tonnugd moving—Is prow wation dovs not vestment buy.ng are wiling improved condi prices. Stateien o the Pennsy! Youk, Ju A MeWhorter: to aders. It 15 made and ialk. ine Kennett, Tlopkins & There ishut very out the narrow and small Fluctustions in prices v mall fractions and to the sealping trades of is dull market, owing to rs, but has rathera weak suscquence of the dribbling The futuro—that is when by this year's crops is pising, but the hamediate sit- conraze speculative or lo- except for those ' who expect to wait for all the tions materialize to advance 8 huve been published tod Ivanin_sys Luke Sho ly Lo Michigan Central and Oanada Roudhern, they ad show a fulling off in reven Shore nas carnc Southern has fall stitement shows ling exchange 13 of 82,5 iy, The mar bout opening pri Gus. whicl s o Cuicaqo, June 108, ns I provision s trichine i lower today. It aliitle raliy, Th permanent offect of lon property lower figures. Wheat—Tho ste wenther in the w the bulls with su whezt, and this, 0,0.0 has been tiken fd at 2@t A. MW horte rd LS divid en short. The'rennsylvani wdecrease of 8164565 Ster- firm and just at the closinz ent was made that Shipment on Sut- ket etosed duil and steady at fees. excepting for Chicnzo Ivanced 2per e Money pereent. Total sales, —Kennett, Hopkins & Co. —The mis ‘roscopic inspee” 1S HOW 01 Al the Stockyur n many of the sliuzhtered ade the market weik and s apparcntly in shape for ho unc. rtainty s 1o whiit the ay be caused free selling nd the close was weak 1y tone of cables and wet stern harvest fields inspire flicient courage to buy u litte with short covering by tlous beirs, be ped the peice up abe The eash market the growing round id tor more. N sold fn St. Louis lot. Phe bears a low prices u crop iy turn out bud elit outlook shows no fnprovement. ot drouth In sout In vulue by a p the count on ¢ the weatl Tho big bear e went sveminzly wilow much of i up weil. minent Wil e likely to | Corn und Outs corn, but moved Shorts, followed yosting of lurge Tow, bours ruidl July Cliiio hud no din hizhor prices on are rotirding O Dackward erop. o tl is poor As i sl than otl salo, prod wre again curr o assurinz conditions, © thun should Itisaw ets promptinform; hey oversold, sess.on, ind tho d rules very stron reity. No.2 spring sold here lotat4e overduly that v crop wheat is sald to have \7eover Auzust for . small ro still willinz to sell at very that isn’t hievested which dumiged, while the fo: Reports Russiu and un advance nt and vouched for ugency. In spite ot it 15 not safe to moderate rally continue unfave \ination {8 for the mo- in_ control, and will not ly if crop prospects show athor murket wnd e who o of fnportant changes profit therchy. The market opened easy for 1 up readily on covering by later by i shurp broak on the cur-lot estinutes for tomot g tho pri-e down to 5k for however, and the bull fleulty in forcing theni in at the rully in wheit, Tho rains ho cultivation of un already Oats were raiher heavy most ad for investment hern news lard looks more promising ucts. Stocks ure very lurge and diminish slowly. N OATTLE—OMeial with lust as con a4 Thursduy of wna Tow stock wis slow were lifeless. HoaGs—0O1Hetnl compared with Thursduy of active und ste vanee All iy 1 wis 32004 4407 heuvy, Kb wverige of the it diny pr ot Last week: iep - There shovp. The dem ri vives 27505007 A s do e o8 rale firn ut the S LUCK. OMANA, June 25, 1801, receints of cuttie WK vesterdny and woek. The niurket st grades of beoves wnd slow on other grades. Butcher wud weik to lower. Feeders of hozs arday and week, The “market toa shude higher, the niost wholly on_mixed b the range 40, the bulk' sel dosed e ster 1403 mixed, fees puld wits recolnts wis iy ad- A with #.2s yesterduy and were no fresh receipts pind exceods the recefpts rocent idvince ot we Good 6) 0 70 1D lumbs $5.00420.2 Receipts and Ofliciul recoint show i by the boc colpiny for the 50°0ock pe md CATTLE i Cars. | Head. |Cars W \i King Repre No. Av. Pr. 1., 60 84 00 h. b6 400 Dispositic Stock, aand disposition ot stock us Tk 0t tho Union stocky ards twenty-four hours ending ut o 25, 1801 RECEIMTS, ErTCs CTn Hond. |Cars. Hend. Cars Head DISPOSITION, Cattie, | Tiogs. | Sheen tive Sales. STEERS, No. Av. P 15,1042 88 90 18118 50 No. Av. Pr. 16,1644 ® 10 WA 04 OMATHA DVDAILY 67 U i PN 3. fh 510 105, Q40 5 10 545 550 caws (LR NG 2 70 10 2. 1tHo 5 400 1 1 [} 300 % Wh 500 0 010 3 00 STOCKEI® AND FEEDEQS. 0 13 6% 100, [ 1.0 20 BULL 1200 3 3 0 8 10 cALvEs 2. 14 450 WESTEUN CATILE. 1, Drennon= dors Gebh ders Mo 12 cows feedors No. Av. [ 172 A0 e i 1 AND ROUGHL 10 08 — ago Live Stock Market. Ciieaao, June 25 —(Spectal Telegram to B ]—The situation in_cattle, was without {mprovement in any respest. The only seription for which the market | pearinee of firmness was extra stecrs, sonething good enough o bring §6.01 und offerinzs in that cluss were too few a falr idea of values S cows and bulls and t of steers were concerned, Duy came protty near hayine their own way - n the mit- ter of pric They bought poor to fair « and bulls at $1.5077% I common to steers at #1.2 it took & good bunch criss T than e of lower dull ter in the day, I salesmen i rancoes, S 0f 81,060 heifers and buils, feeders and Trado ircely less by dint of ol to make pretty Sules of natives were on for inferior 1o cholee cows, 3 for stoexers und % for common to fancy shipping steers. “Poxas cattle, of which about 5000 arrived, ‘were salable at § ierassers and it &3.204.7 for ceipts fa short of early market for Texans closed tirier. Today's s W very little change in rices 0f hozs. A 1= most frequently the case the market was stronzer at the openfng of busiiess th nat the elose. but the eb values searcely reached quotable proportions, Erom 2 0.@4.00 for culls, there was triding all the Wity up to $8.5, at which fizure a few loads of ussorted o wore wehed. Oferinzs stimates, the reater part ehun O I per eswt, o at B.4YE L5 fimished quite weak: except for we ehs, The LyeningJournat reports celpts, 1500; whipments, 5,500 Markot st @ extra steers FLOG0H: others, ¢hih; stockers, The inarkot prime light CarrLe--Re as—ltceolpts, 4000 shipments Mirket steady to lower; rou aadxed and packers, #1404 47 1 butcher weiglits, $..00400; 10 ho light, 4.2 Receipts, 800): shipments, Mariet steady to lower: natives, Texuns, 40140125 westerns, New York Live YOoRrg, June 2. —~BEg 4, ull for'expore unl sl trading: feeling firm, Dresse SIPIEILs tomorrow, 245 beeves. ) colpts, ' 207 head; 1,0, Receints. cak: sheop, § dressed mutton, k. 10157020, HOGS--Recoints. 1,760 1 market nowinally Steady buttermilk ) head: sheep st 3 firan, D@10t4e; drossed consignea direet; > 'k Market. —CATTLE—Re elpts, arkot dulip fuir to W0@5.00; Texuns and 0: shipments, blank; vy, HASGID; mixod, 8,108 450, St. Louis Live S St Louts, Mo, June 3,600 shipt B fancy native Indlins. #2.2 Hous—-Re ket steon 4.50; light, $4 Kansas City Live st ck Market. IKANSAS Crry, Mo, June 25.—CATrLt—Ro- ceipts. 230); shipments, L) marketahout steers ®50375: cows, #1400k 001 s and foeders, 81307010, ~Recelpts. 4.610; Shipments, 3 ket lowers butk, $8.27@ 4.5 ONAHA WHOLESALE stoers, R, MAKKETS, Veg tables. Tho following quotations pr ees at which cholce stoek is orders unless otherwise stited: ONIONS —Bermudi, per - case. 2ia¢ per 1D, CaiAGE-Tlome growa. @2c per 1b SOUTHERN CAULIFLOWER W POTATOES - I'er | MATOES—I tney stoch, represent billed the out on Calitor- n e per doz, or 214 Per dozen, 315 per crate, . W BEETS. Por doz, 3% 5 rUushel box, $1L.2521.50; per 15 bushel ox. e, Cleusinrns—Por doz, 600e. SOUTHEUN BEANS—Wux, ¢ per 35 box: 8¢ Pz, M ni0e per 1§ bushel box. PorATOER ~Home grown stock in - suall from the store, $ ASPAIAGUS BEANS—-Nav. bushel let g uny. Leliance, ent, £2.80; Super: .10 Family, $1.8). Suowlluke, R Davie mill company, Lgh Patent No. nd Cre 0: Blue Dy full p [ Huwkeye {Epavons, & patent No. 10, &5.00 B280; Kunsas Hard Whe Nobri W Jtent, it $2.00; edal, A low grade, Bl Queen of ‘the_ Pantry brun, $1L A-m.,u..-.l fecd, 822.00; Minncsotw Supcrlative, . Woleh Woleh's lic Chict, t. 82,55 U Splen Crown i BrACK! X BUACK [KASPRERICLGS — Dot Cuernies—California, per. @ southern cherries, #1.2 Naps—Los [X PTG ACHES=Per 16 bushel box, 65075c, STiAW B IS — M nsouri stock, §40.G82.23 pe 20 quirL cases [owis Atoek, $.23 DOr Ciso. Gy | GOOSEBEUITKS Poer B quart # s drawer of 15 quurts, TLINGE00. PINFAPPLES e 07, 1.0, LEMONS —Cholve Stack, por box. 86,2 BANANAS—Per L shipping stock e, 31,00, 10-1b " box. $1.25; 25 per drawer of 18 Angoles, Mediterr faney, bunch, 0@3.0) for fancy Country Produce, PovrTiy—The receliits of old fowls are litt Jiht und sules of good stock wre mido at #&.50 @A, Spring chickens ave’ becomling more plenty and are selling ut $0@L0 per oz Uho ducls wrrivin g aro mostly small and at wbout §23% Turkeys, i Ui A very Barde proportion of the but- ter s scliing ut 10e, LauR—Tho Tece pta ot esgs und the mirket holds ut 1414 Hav-—liest uplund, 0.00210. 0} poorer grades, 6. 007,00 are model JOUN A, MUSHANE FUANK € McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS 300 S, 13th St. First Nationul Bunk Buil ing, Omaha, N munerial pa About Lump Jawed Cattle. Neb, June To the Eaitor of My attention nas beeu called to & 1in your Sunday issue South Omaha stoc k yard said to be affected with “lumpy jaw I am the “veterinary surgeon’ that gave tho certificate that the onimal was fit for human food sud I conteud so yet, even if the co- ONAlA, Pur Bee paragraph thut appear in regard toa steer at FK1IDAY. | JUNE 2( ULCERS, CANCERS, SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD POISON. thene and every kindred diseaso arlsing from impure blood successfully treated by that never-failing and best of all tonics and medicine wiErs Seeeirie § §§ Books on Discases free. Printed testimonfals sent on application, Address The Swift Specific Co., ATLANTA, CA. Plood and Skin largamont was actinompkosis, as there was no suppuration or breaking down of the growth and from the appearance of the auimal none of the internai oveans were af- fected. In courtesy tome 1 think the man- agement of the South Omana stockyards should give methe privilege of seeing the post mortem, "This steer was purchased, as T understood, for Nels Morris at whose slaughter house in Chicazo o rigid inspection 18 beig carried out under the new meat inspection act, so 1f ho ran the gauntlet in that place there would be 1o fear of his meat being disease 1 do not know what law rozuiates tho ship ment of eattle from South Omaha, bt 1 think animals in_the early stuges of lumpy jaw (and any littls enlirgement about the head or face is now-a-days sure to bo consid ered as such) ure condemned and other dis. cases more detrimental to the human raco allowed to pass, | think we are straining at a gnat and swallowing a camel. 1 doubt it there is on record in America a death from lumpy jaw in the human subject. Rictiann Esnirr, Member of the Royal collego of veterinary surgeons, England. e G5 1sea, no pmn v Risors ars tagia, Bost pill when De Small griping, no Witts Little Bai pill. Safe pil. VI Are You Receiving the Pension to Which You are Entitlel? There are thousands of soldiers of the late war who are suffering from iujuries received and diseases contracted during the Jate war instances these injuries and disesses will carey the victims to the grave. This is to be regretted It is novertheless the fact. To such as these the nation is indebted. Lo such as theso the wation aims to dischargs its indebtedness. Tt has striven in this divec- tion for years, 1t has paid out millions to suffering solaiers and is still aisposed 1o aid them to the extent of its power. Do all the soldiers enjoy the benetits of nension to which they are eatitled? They donot. Why! Because they are ignorant of the laws which have been passed for their venefit There are consequently thousands of sold- iers who are entitled to peasions. There are thousands who are now recoiving pensions who are entitled to an_increase of the same but who are not receiving that increase. All such have claims against the goverument All such should make inquiry as to what they are entitied. They may do this through Tai: Bee's Brusav or Cransts, This bureau wiil not bleed the soli It will not_de ceive bim. It will expedite his claim. If his claim 15 worthless, he will be informed of the fact ot tho earlicst possible moment. This bureau is in the interest of the sold It is prepared to give the soldior whatever infor- mation on the subject be may require. In another column of T Bee you may read what this burcau proposes to do and how it nopes to do it. Write to the bureau for iu- formution, Over 43,000 Flowe scales nave beon and the demand increasing continualy. elleck Co., Chicago, Ill. sold Bor RUBBING IT IN. In support of u resolution to advertise in THi Bee, Councilman E. P. I soid: “Some time aco we advertised in the World-Herald, but us it was read by only a few, we received no bids.” The resolution was unanimously adopted. —————— Donnelly and the Cryptogram. At Boyd's opera house next Sunday night Hou. Ignatius Donnelly, the studious author of “The Great Cryplogram,” and a man noted for his eloquence, will answer Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll’s recent locture in this city on “Shakespearo and His Creations.” There is probably uo man alive better ac- ainted with this great question that at ent has aroused the interest of the English speaking world, than Mr. Donnelly He has made the great Shukespearcan ques. tion the study of his entire life and his views have veen endorsed by many of the world’s most prominent mathematiciuns and students. Mr. Donnelly will also touch upon Mr. Ingersoll's religious views and bring to light some of the colonel's mistakes in both literature and _religion. 1t has been pretty gencrally conceded that Mr. Donnelly by his argumonts bas placed Colonel Ingersoll in probably the most uncomplimentary position he has ever been during his brilliuit career. Mr. Ingersoll first had Ins say at the Lyceum theatro, Minneapolis, when ho told of William Shakespeare’s eceat menit without first giving the subject suflicient study and thought. ‘The colonel soured up those re- markable flights of oratory for which he is famous without & thorough investigation of Snakespoare. Then the studious *sage of Nimager camo along and knocked all of In- gersoll’s theories into a cocked hat and asked The colouel a few questions that the great agnostic cou'd not answer. The press gener- ally conceded that Mr. Dongelly bad much o best of the great question. For Schlitz beer apply to R. R. 1020Furnam, Grotte —— Weake Omaha Daily Democrat, ’he World-Herald, neither fish, flesh nor good red herring, is woake: its contest with Tue Bee Last latter paper had the enterpriso to employ a special train to Grand on Sundays at acost of £0 for each train, By this means at thut and from theso 1, from several hours to ng. which is ing in year the Island point and at in- it served its patror termediate points, to other poiuts off the vailvo nearly twenty-four in advance of the regular mail servico, Last November the World-He join Tue B ald asked to pay con- in this special service by ing balf the expense, and Tur Bre d. But about 1 the W.-H out, thus leaving the field entively to The I could be sen June drew No better evidence than this furnishe af the fact that The Bee is, breaking the backbone of the World-Herald, financially speaking, Bost littla overy s constipat them now. De Witt's Little pill ever made. ( time. None equal Us - Teachers Take A party of about twenty headed by Miss teacher in calisthien 1 ext for a trip to points of he party will go via th when thoy a Trip. teachers 1 the public schools, Bertha Dowey rt on special Tuesday intorest in Malr Burlington to Chicago, larger party, tr 1 train over rand Mon voling in wspeck the Chicago & Grand Tru ) the ( Prunk to Kingston, thence by bout to treal, and from there by rail to Portland, Bur Harbor, and other points tin that vicinity. The party will be abseut about four weelss, e De, Blraey cures caarrn, Bie bllg | OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbers” DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND TENTS maba Tont & Awn- ing Co. 113 Farnam. | e . BIC A H. Perrigo Oo. All Makes, All Pricos, JYCLES. . Daxon, m Monthly aha. BOOK HIVD]‘R} & STATIONERS3 Omaha Republican Printing o, Law brlefs, bank supplies, ant eversthiog ta printing line. nd D0l stroots the 14th Ackermana Bros, & Heintze, Printers, binders, clectrotypers, & facturers, 118 Howar | steast, Om BOOTS AND SHO®S. rles A, Coe & Ov,, | Kirkendall,Jones &0 facturers and job- | Whotesalo Manufactur's vers n ftub TR W. V. Morse & Co,, Shoe Fuetory, Carner 11th AN DOORIL At Oy lin Merchants invited toentlant eximine 109 Howard strast. Williams, Vaa Aer- | nam & Horts, | 1212 Harney atroat, Omaha, N BOXES. John L. Wilkis, Omahn paper box factory 1811310 Douglan on BUTCHERS. Lonis Heller, Butehors' and I rs promptls Al 1 B3, ETC. CARRIAG W. T. Seaman, Omaha's Largost Varloty WAGONS AND ARRIAGES | BUGGI CLOTHING. Gilmore & Ruahl, pufacturors & Wholo tngs,curtaln 200 1, wale Clothiors, 1511 Douglas stre . 102 iarnoy St —_— 3 CIGARS. CARDETfi. Omaha Carpet Co., L Carpets, of: clot West & Fritachar, Manufacturers fineclzars Sobbers of leaf tobaceos. 1611 Farnam straot COAT, C Omaha Coal, Jols ant| Lima O Tiard Gontant & quires, Hardand soft coat shty i streot, Ol P.H. Mahoney & 0>, Hard—Coal—Soft Ofices 813 N. 16th and cor. 10th and Douglas sta. Howell & 0, S Lth streot, 1305 Iy strecte Mount & Griffiy, 2138 th strasty Omaha, Nob. American Fuel Co. hippers and dealers la anthracite ani bita- minous coal 215 8. 15th stroot. N Omah: Nebraska Fusl 0, Tohuson Bros., th stresty 914 Farnam Sureot, Neb, Omaha, Nob. Omanr, CORNICE. F. Ruemning Galvanlzed iron cornices, ormer windows, door enps. fin tals ete. Tin iron and slata roofor. Eagle Gornice Works| Manufacturers ofGalvan- i st ha e e CDMDNT AND LIME. J J Jnhnmu& [V 2158, 18th steany Omaha, Nen DRY GOODS. M. E Smith & Oa, |K Ipatriot-Kooh Dry Goods O, Dir faentahing | oy gaods, notions! ronts SN | furnishing wooi . Cornor Hth an1 Harney oods, gouds, Cor. 11th and Howard sts. LLECTRXCAL SUPPLIES. Wolf Electrical 0. ‘fi‘\“‘[{n,} ‘M"o';:,‘,; s 1614 captiol Avenue. FARM MACHINF‘RY ETC. T. G, No‘thw‘dl General wostern agont Skandin Plow Co, 1351 Shorman avo. Pnrlm, Orendorf & Martin Co., Corner Jones und Uth sts Omaha, Neb, 13 FLOUR. R. T. Davis Mill Co,, €.G. Untorwoot, T L. Weloa & Oa, | e 3.1, e it ot e Lith streot. Managor at Omaha Cor. 6th and Jackson sts. Omaha Milling Co., Merchant Millors, Onico and M1 1413 North C.E Black - Manager. Tith Stre B A e FURNI'I‘URL AND COARPETS. Dewey & Stono Fur- | Becbe & Rungan Fur- niture Co. niture Oo, ( Furniture and carpets, | Succossors 10 C-A. 1115-1119 Farnam streot, Grace and Tith St — GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Robinson Notioa Go, e Manager. Minn & F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th streot. Beebo Echneider & Luoluiu,;]- wortars of s and fuenlshiog notle 111 Howard stroot. GRAIN AND PROVISION Tun ray & fl yan, |8 A, MoWhorter wnd ot SN it Tvate wires to N A0 Prioito wire o ChLL| Yok, Chlengo. and gk S TOON and’ Now| Loutp. . chsn graft | ot for'ah Taacbate Qookrell Brokers to Ne &t Louls | ton Broa." vato wires Uhicago & | F. 0. Swarts & Oo, Hrokers.Grain, Provisiops 1o Private wire to At Sata ad Cltorgo. Oied Vo 1 Lok bids (1018 At ik Omte 180N Timok [Fxchanke bid g, S Omans )lAHI)WAl(IG. olmy Oo| Gee-Clark- \mln-uwu | Hardware Go, 1081110 TTarnay strooty Omihn Nob IRON WORKS, - Paxton & Vierling Iron Works, Wronht and ¢ Builiing work, Drass work, Keneral foundry, maching ni i blaoksmith work. U, 1% Ry, and 13th ot Reoctor & \V\l Cor. 10th aud Jackson sty Owaha Safo & Tron Works, ol We'rs fire and burglae dreon, 140 & Jncksonats |~ Wilson & Denks, aro o | Mg tbnar | “box votters, tanks, A L LU LIQUORS Tler & Go, | Lignar Morsiats Manufactur e < Eaat India Blttors. [1313 Karnam St Omahy L. Kirscht & Co., Frick & Herberts Wholesalo Liguor Dealers [whotesale LiguorDeal ies William Darst, Winos, Liquors and Cle ey 100 Farnam Steoot R. R, Grotte, Importer and Jonbe Winos ant Ligroes 1020 Fuinam st 38, 10th St - ot iy 1 applicatiyn —— >} LUM G. W. Donzlass & Hardwood Lumbor, BER. John A, Wakefiold, Imported, American, Por i ¢ £, Milwaukea Mydraulie Coment and Quiiney Whito Limo, Wyatt - Bullard Lum- ber Co. 1310 North 1 h Strost Charles R. Lee, Hardwood lumber, woot carpets and parquot floornz Sth and Dougln Cady & Gray, Lime, coment, ote,, 20th and Izard Stroots, Louis Bradford, oto ibor, lime, cemant,0t3 Ly cor, 0t and Douglas | 23 Douglas streot. ey ND NOTIONS. I Oberfelder & Co. Tmporters and Jobbers o Mil MILL!NERY A 0. A, Swmm Mtilinery, Notions Cloaks, Bt [ 00 MY 110-118 8 10th St Omaha, street. _— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BTC Max Meyer & Bro. Qo A, Hospe, Jr,, M fowelors, dealers In | Planos, Organs, Artiste wuslenl nsiruents, AR Farnam nnd 16th. 3 Douglas Stroot. _————— OILS “Consolidated Tank Line Co. Refined and lubrloatin g ol axlo greass, ou. R. B Ruth, Manager. Ribbel & Sm't Solroedor & o, Cash buyars battar aal ke, un b gonorl o iealon marehaaty, ) 11th streot. E. B. Branch & Co, Produce, fralts of all kinds, oystor Tith & Hurndy stro s, A, Olark & o, RS e e 60 South 13th streot. Williams & Oros, Produca and frulty, 1207 Moward stroet Rob-rt Purvis, 1217 Howard strot Write for pricas on bat. ter, eggs, poultry and kume. Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry & 1200 Howard street Bates & Oo,, Country produice, Vewornblos gro Fpecinltion. tane, spicos, ote. 4174ty S 1o e T Randazo & Son, 211 South 12th Stroet. Forelgn & Domestic Krults Florlds Orunges & Sielly Frufts. Branch b N Peters St PAPER. Carpenter Paper Oo, o | b o e SR 150103 1 o R STOVE ratt o 1 iaraoy stradt. Orl'is ey RUB ._41!4"1 G'DS, Ormaha Rubbar O, Manufacturing an §) Tersail kin' ru D v Mamfar's o Emerson S:e1 0, od growers, douors [y den. geads, geala val o, 125 Zouth 1 D, 1tatire 8973 al 70 ol 12 12031205 Loavenworth st SASH, DOO[’ M. A. Dishrow & Oo., Manufacturers of snsh door. blinde mnd Mouldings. Branch of tee, 12t Tzard, sts| 16t and Clark streots. i S STEAM AND WATHER SUPPLIE3 0. 8, Wind Engino &| A. L. Strang & Sous, -ty BLIND3, BY Bohn Sas1 & Door o Manufacturers of mou fuks, biinds, d 1ors, ote, otdl Pumn Uo., Falllday wind o 'l ) Jon Ttoss, noting Farnam steaay Omata, Neb. TEA, COFFEL, Consolidated Uoffos Compang, 14 and 11 Harnoy i Nob. - LLIARDS, | The Brunswick-Balk w Collender 0o, Haet mozeycn dive Saln Actiras 100 3. 10th stros. TOYS, | H. Hardy & Co.y BIL yo, doils, RoC s, fanoy house furalshin g ehilron's ) Furnam it w ——— GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Glass and Paint Co., 1408-1412 Harney Ol Williaw Cumrminzs, J. A, Fullar & 0o, 102 Dougi e St oot Blake, Brucs ¢ J» 00-003 Loavoawort 617 and 619 South 16th St Omahn, Neb Omaha. Neb o OmaheNeh GROCBRIE Meyer & Raapis, 114 xton & Gallagher, 05511 8. 10th stredt 5 Harnoy stras, D. M. Steele & Co,, straot, Eloan, John: th und Lea 1201-1200 Jones Lea, Omaha, Neb. Al on Bros,, 1114 Harnoy strost, Owaha, Neb. FOW DR GUN !lw'h 1; Glar *Atlas hix Blikstiog caps, fuse 3 Laraoy abieok e SOUTH OMAHA. LIVE 8100K COMVMISSION, Hunter & Gr % Exehange Builiing A. D, Boyer & Co | (-0 Exehange Bullalug 8, J. Coffmaa, Sm.loy & Uo,, JOSEPH ms.,wrr TIE MOST VLRFECT OF PENS. b{;flfl‘a e b VeD i CITIES, 0 COUNTIES, BCHOOL STRICTS, WATER COMPAINES, 6T, 7.1 COMPANIES,via PARI3 FXPOS N.W.HARRIS & cUMPlNY Bankers, 163+166 Dearborn Sireet, CHICAGQ Wa'l Street, NEW YOIl 70 Sate BL. ROSTON. atl Hank, Brokars e ~ e