Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1891, Page 6

0 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Decidedly Bullish Ten Pit Today. AND PROVISIONS CORN MORE ACTIVE. Wall Street d, Depression in Animat Accompanied a in Values—Heavy Shipments of Gold Renewed. Business by 6. —~The feoling was bull'sh In the wheat pit tolay, and for the fiest min ute or two July was taken at 4@%e over the of yesterduy. The deferrod were ot &0 strong, the situation was rsod and the early buyers turned and a pronounced brenk in prices wis the result, July closiog 14c lower than yes- terduy. The higher opening was due to the published reports of the widesprond and d atractive storms in fowa and elsewhere y terdiy and the day before, und was a contin- unt t the strength develoved late tn ye terday's sessl An carly cabie from Beer- bohm reported that the drouth and hent Russin stil] The bull- 1shly ined, however, were met the ontset by o flood of seliing orders from New York and St ating that there were not s the flood on lower cables the bulls made a rapid exehunge of front shorts 21 10 POt putches he interlor not only reported clear and weather todiy In most parts of the winter but safd thut the effeet 1y's lud been Tuly opened at Us@IC agalnst acted to e, back se,up off to g2e and finally to U1%e at th The advices from depressing. Beerbohm quoted Antwerp, said: “Market fmpossible to get bids that while Paris were 10 to 30 for the do CmcAGo, Tune future only ng pri n previdied Inc at s, Ind ared by news, and wrly and turned seliers; the murket. D! nlso trom fine and ex- grently tont stormis exnggorated i o to 12350, Wrowa were very 1 Counsei- lute Liverpool lower man & Day's denolished; Their French was quoted firm, quotations or. Another dispatehes rocelved from the Sehwartz, Dupee and Miluine- Bodmun, saying that forcign wants scemed to be amply provided for and that it wus very difficult to sell wheat to arrive. started firm, partly from the storms ported to have prevailed yesterday and purtly In sympathy with wheat. July sold Auring the first rew minutes b s@sic; but these prices proved so attractive that a flood of long corn came on the market und short sellers beeame aetive. The posting showed e receipts of about Beventy cars in excess of the cstimates, and cables being lower and wheat breakiig, corn was quick o follow July soon went tosie. There was then somo reaction, but when the estimated heavy re celpts for tomorrow were mide known there was another weuk spot and July sold to 323 It rallied to S, but broke azuin to 52% and closed a shade higher. Balawin and Farnum wore froe sel presumably on St Louis o ruzier lought moderitely took a great deal on che break, e to cover Bhoris. Outs followed corn protty closely alse influenced some by wheat There was a good trade in provisions fluctuations were confined o n Pork opened it 10,1 for September. ws #10.074% s lust figures yestorday, sold #1015, and - on w rumor that yeliow fo appeared in New Orieans sold i to $10.0), but recovered to $10.10 on the close The lendinz futares 4 as follows fron i Ivices Auld centimes 1o cunse pression other side by Corn nt supposed to and was ARTICLES. OPEN TOW. | CLOSE. WIFAT-NO. 2 AR July Augiiat YN~ No. & Junc, July Augiiat OATS ) July August September MLSS POIKC July Septimior Lath— July ... Eopten K= Iy _Repteniie Cush quotations were us follows: Fr vr—Quiet and unchanzed. No. 2 sprinz wi s No. 2red, 9 e, 150 s lge. o e wis or OATS-No, No. i wh RyE—No. No. 2 white, 4@l No. #, 54@0c; I'LAXSEED— N TIMOTHY SE Ponk—Mess pork, per barrel, $.8); or - owt., $0.024; short ribe sides (lc 70; dry salted shoulders ( 5,055, r sides (boxed). #.20 0.5, Wrisky—Distillers’ inished goods, per gal- lon, #1.16, £DOARS—Cut loaf, unchanged, Joecelbts und shipments today” were as fol- ows: 0. 1, B1.00, lard, o T, 5000 1700 202000 700 2000 Lo, butter extra 16cs firsts, sts, WG ANTICLEN, | RECEITS, | SHIPME, Flour, tarecls ... . Wheat, bushels Corn, bushels.. .. ‘ ot bush On the produc e today, the maurket was steady und uncl creamery, Walitge: extrea firsts, TGt H@lhe; Tie; firsts, Eiks, Y New York Mavkets. NEW YORK, n—Receipts PACKIACK: OXDOTLS, 8,048 hirre sell i moderate business; sules, 22,25 b Tols WitEAT—Recolpts, 11,000 bhushels; sales, tures; LS00 bushels spe modorately o 1.051.06 ullont; $Lu BLUNBLON Y § 52,000 exports, w00 Dushols of fu " Spot unarket lower: tive: chietlly exports, No. 2 red, Store end OlovRLOTs 810G @10 N@LOTY . 0. b ungraded rod, Ao Tnocthern o urrive, §1,0 1033 No. | hard to areive, $1L114; No. 0, L% Options open ed 1615 o farthe Russinn erop dun @1%¢ on wenker oables, sluek export th'llulml and' donestie crop d heavy 4101 under yest vod, Junie, MALLOGY, elosing, 2! closing, #L02y; 0T} Sopteite 030803 -10¢ .\uum, wing, oiye; g mber, sty Wine, 104 Drunry closing ut 9% LU @1, sing, #1024, RyEe-Quiet, stoady October delivery, T Cons—Recelpis, 00 4800 bushels; sules. futures; 19,000 bus) ately active western September and bushels; 00 oxports, Busheis of Spot murket No. %, 66gg atloat: ungraded ptions were depressed und Ble decling on larg M@, olosing 95e; sing "0 " August, 534G Septem L BOAEOT g0, ClOSIng ik Dts, 4200 bushels: exports. 415 43,000 Dushiels of futures; 116,000 bushels of spot. Spot murket hewvy, fuirly uetives options moderately wetive: “Weuker; July. S closing I8l e August, $ g @iiz0, Closing mhe; September Mo, closihig hiet Bpot Now 2 white, 4504200 wixed western, Hiei white western, 41@ade; No 2 Chicago, BiLles West; J 013,062 closh Lot OaTs— Kece bushols: snlos, HAY—Firn; good demund Hops-— Stewdy. quict COFFEE—OpLIONS opened ghanged to 10 ponts ups clo Sales, 10,00 bugs, including: June, $17.10; July, $0A0DI6.65; August, $15.64610.10; sop- Teniter, 813 1061855 October, #1415 G14.6); Du- cember, #ENKE §10; March, $I8H0. Spot Lo quivt, Hrmer: falr enrioes, $18.50; No. 3, 817,50, SUGAR--Riw, fiemers D dooand; salos, 4 s contrifugal to Philadeiphin aud Bil- At 33-160 fOr 06 tosts 300 tins barbidoes 80 tost at des rofined, firmer: No. 6 §hcei No 7, 8401 No. 8, 5 =160 No. #, 35505 N0, 10, 1 0-10c No. 1. dthe; Now 13, 8 T=160; off A, 4 11216454 14c confoctionor's A, 4e: mould Ao standard A4 5-1605 cut 10uf, Blyes crushed. Mc; pow- dered, 4 graduluted, 43@4a0 cubes, 4 U160 g PrroLEus—Quiet: united for July N SEED O1L Low off eraile. ALLOW=Quiet, sto aposh 4 1160 KONIN -~ Eusy A0 1A PENTIN K tan 4 Pk PV abi-Dull, v flecce, dsies pullcd Pouk—Uneliingeds FOMGIL0 ) Dew prime, #1050 1100, Cur MEATS—In good demund and firm Minnrss—Dull but steady LaRb-—About steady, but qulet; Sales. 1400 tierces. Option sules July, 10220034, closiog, 824} Beptembur, 865040 Losing, ; October, 4,62 bid, j fency, firmi western dairy, stoudy und un 15035 points up. olosed ut 00l Dull 3 dy erude off grade. clty (#.00 for pack dulli stralned, common to Dull, lowor; §7@sc. Weiki westorn, 10K@1T4¢ nd donestic Tl old mews, oxtra quiet 16100 Pexis, fuir deninn; 15,0128, western August, 051 bl BurzER—Qule oy in the Wheat | traders | 'HE Elg part @18 tive t: Amerionn. M Tiuke, July: #1300 mestio, #4.50 vy, stralts, 820,35, | 15@150; western crgumer. | dy fuirly 4 i Ciiesn—Stondy; fulrly ac P16 (nox--C COPPER— D) LEAD—Firm TiN—Dull and h 00BIS. Kans s City Markets, City. Mo, Juno #.-FLOUR fumily. 81150135 cholee 180, tancy, $166B1.65; extra fancy patent, #2102 | WiEAT Weukor June, 8o bie i s bid Uars vid HAv—Stendy, unchanged; #.00: cnolec #8.0 @8.00; low g BUTTER—Stoady, unchanged; 10c; duiry, 10@L; store packed, g o, Crigese—Steady northern twins, 110! western. Oc; skimmed, 4@5e | " Provistoxs—-Steady, unchan cured meats,hans Ko10c; Oreak fust bacon S dricd Leet hims, e, dry salt meats, © s elear rib e Tong claar sidos, f3c; shoulde smoked ar Kb sides, cle ur sides, Tiact shoulders | $1830; tierde Tird, pure, T Woor—bull: uniehanged. EGas—Stendy t 12 RECE(PTS ~ Wheat, outs, 1 S PMENTS bushels; outs KANSAR Dull unchanged; | No, 2 hard, cash, 2 red, cnsh, S8@Soc, No. 2 cash, Silge bld; 8IS ady June, Weaker; cash, 31%¢ bid; June, 3ii¢ fancy, #000; new, £ 005,00, camery 10e: acking, unchan creant Young Arerican,i0ci slaes, Tisei long Ined, Thc, 200 bushels; corn, none; t Wheat, 10,000 bushels; corn, 13,100 2,000 bushels Liverpool Markets. LIVERPOOL, Junie 2, WHEAT— ter frocly. Cal per centali red weste vs Winter, hurd, & 150 O Whent during the past thre 00 centals, tncluding 10,000 5y, ornia hoor PRo: 2, s 1d duys Auer- western was an during ey mixed ts of Anivr © 1,300 ¢ 14 61 per o wt ator. forequariers, r novnd kets, WA CoRN—Quict and lowe Biad per cental. Ko the past thros ( ays we LARD— Priie & BEEF— Amoeric Hd; hindquarters, 64d p s M St. Loi Louts, Mo, cugh, 07ize; Tu'y, ConN—Lower OATS- Lower. PorK—Ensier at #10.2 LARD—Lower at §.75, Wik y—£1. [0, BUTTER — Stewdy; creamery. (i, 8T, Lower; Tuly, 51, July, $%e. @i5e; dairy, Minneapolis W heat Market. MixsEAPOLIS. Minn. Juno WiEAT— Cashowheat dull and lower; receipts, 125 ¢ shipmients, % cars. Olose:’ No. 1 hird, $100; on track, $1.00L00%; No. 1 Jine, 9%0; on t No.2 northern, June, Giei on traet, 0 @0k Milwaukee MiLwAUKEE, Wis No. 2 spring. cash Cons—Weik; N, OATS - Stendy PROVISIONS WHEAT—Weak; No. 2 white, 40%c Lower: pork. July, #.9). CiNet —Wiear—Higher; No. 2 r Cons NATIL 1. 8105 Firmor; No. 2 mixed 0., June Toledo Markets. Toreno, O., June 26.—\WHEAT~Lower; cush and June, #1014 Conx—Dull OATS-—Quiet; ¢ STOUKS AND BONDS. Wall street today, upaaicd by NEW Youk, June %6.—In more animation in stocks was ac a material depression fn values all along the line. The immedlate ciuse of this stite of affuirs was the renewal of the old shipments arge seale, with w consequent destraction of the confidence of the bullish clement fn tho market and the encouragement of further additions to the short account, In tion to the shipments of gold the adwices from the oth side were not very reassuring. The fuct that Europe has been, and is now, a seller of stoeks galus more believers every day the present depression n business continues, Tho strength dispiuyed in the market an i the re- sistance given to the decline in the face of the dullpess, continues to be the most strikiog feuture of the situation, und today, ouly In a few storks in which tne natural down t was alded Dby other_efreu us there any roal deciine of fmport The contined euso of money und the prospect that it will last, not- withstanding the 0itzo of gold sustains the specalative holder, and Lie s content to await w turn In the state’ of alfuirs which will give o in the situation. The now cahanc amount of ind the uy wis ve thin for i K past, but the ag- ona ng, gregate w UL s d the fluctuations Were not especi 3 Richmond & West Pont was the feature of the day, developins the most pronounced s8 on varue and unsatisfactory run ancial condition ot company, while others ascribed the sell- iz o the Tiauidation of the aecounts of noted broker whom a lute mistortune dered “meapalio of atending 0 his owh nt- fairs. Later, Corduge was so.d off rapidly from 10014 to 05, in the uncovering of stop of- ders. The industrinls were the woukeat fon- tures of the afternoon, but the decline in rull- rond lists were stopped only with the close of business, though the movement in the Just bour was scurcely perceptible. Aniong the ruilrond stocks the. conlers wero probably weukest, and Jersey Central espocially . The important losses, howevor, are all in the stocks which are known as specialties, while everything shured in the declfne. The market closcd dull but heuvy at the lowest tigures the duy. The finul changes ure all less, Corduge 18 off 414 per cent. Jersey Centri limond & West Point 1%, Ch eago « Louisville & Nashville 1y, New Eagl nd Northern Paclfic preferred | per cent. Lailroad bonds were also more & todiy, while the tone of the dealings we the maln steady, but there were a few spectally weak points. which gave a heuwvy appeargnee to the list he Richmond & West Polut ssues were most prominent umong these. The sales ounted to $41,000, without special antmation on any onc issue or u specially wide distribution of business. Government bonds have been dull nd stendy. State bonds have been entirely neg- lectod. Pot up iy, reac duilind ro sylvanin Ofl opening, 6053 h ing, t6'y, The tollowing nre the closing quotations for the lending stocks on tne New York stock ex- chnnge today: 1 opencd stendy, but after movin the opening inod 5o until the July options, el 1ost, lowe o preferred ~ Central IN ¥ Chie, & (L 125 | do preferred ... 112 [Ohto Mislssipy) 174 80| do preferred 8 (| Ontario & Western . 16 Olegon lmprovement 25 Oregun Nav Oregon Trans citie Ml At orln Dec. & Bvans. 17 Plitaburg Pullwnn alace 4 | Rauding 281y | Kok Irland Lok St L. & B, KT pra, 0[S Paul venes 0136 5 | dopreferred 10lg 50 St Prul Min. & Man. 103 138t Paul IRy 50 18 Atchinon Adums Expre Alton & Terro Halite, do preferred Awerican BCR & anadian Paclfic. Canadian Southern Central Pacitic Ches. & Obio do Iat preferred do 204 preferred Chlengo @ Alton B oo AT Boluware & Hudson Del L & W &t G oretarred Enst Tonn. o 18t pr 123 Beay iuig o Fro rrod s ireferred Hocking Valley Houston & Toxas Hiinols Central U Paul & Duluth Kanams & Loxs o Erlo & W s proferred Am. Cotton Calorndo Conl Homestnke La Loulsvillo & Nush Loulsville' & N A Memphls & Char. Michignn Central Ontarl f Quickslly o prefe Butro ¢ Bulwer Rioh. & W. I Ter Wisconsin Cantral at Northern pe'd. v & Guif. 1 o 104 Tho totul sules of stocks toduy were 1M,HS hares, ineluding Atehixon 81005 Chieueo ¢ LL610: Delaware, Lickiw. Western, 6,120: Louisville & Nashvili i Miskourl Paot 20; New Jorsey Cent \ ern Pucific, preforred. 0.065; Richinond & West Point. 17205 St. Paul, comwmon, §1,088; Union Pacitic, 11,10 % Klo al Notes. 20.—Cleariugs #50,362,88%; BostoN, cent. Exchi KANSAS Ciny, #1, 007,106, UnicAdo, v wasstendy w7 ¥ and ~Cle: Mone K rings 811,010, 41 per Z10c discount, Clearings, o on New York, No, Jun o %.—New York exchange Nc prewm um. Rutes for money inchunged. Cloarings, ¢l wis quoted at N7 for bills und #4803 forslght drafts. B Sy June . CIAFIngS © 01; balunces, 842107 Rate, day Wore #1857 6 per cent PRICADELYNIA, Juno 2 4,000, 105; baalunces, §759,58). Clearinzs today, Money.d per cent The Money Market. NEW YORE, June 30.~MoxEY OX OALL~Easy, 10 | OMAHA DAILY BEE: Jast loan, 2 per centi cent. rom 114 to 2 per cont; closed offered nt 31§ por PRIME MERCANTILE A STRRLING EXCHANGE-Qul for sixty-day blils s mand The following were the closing tonds per cent nut steidy at 840 for de- prices on AW K& Mutual Unlon fa N.J. Cent Int Cert Northern Pac. 1sta o 24 Northwest' consols o dubenture StL & LM St L & 8. F St Pani consols S P C &P, T8t 78 % rewivtered i i il uistina Stamp (s ennesseo N. 8. 04 do i Cannda Sonthern 2ds o) Central Pacific 1t 107% D& K. G lats 1144 T. P L. G Tr. Rets do 48 LSl T, PR G, Tr Rets D &R G Tste. 704 Unton Pacifo Ists Erio 2%, ity West Shore, | MK &7 P I T n. by Wi 108%¢ iy Wist on' ds 5 Boston Stock Market, BoSTON, Mass, June 26,1 following were the closing brices on stoeks In the Boston stock market today. Richison & Topokn Boston & Albany Hoston & Main g o R B Mass. Cantral Mexiean Cent. com Wi Huror K w0 .. Kl Quiney o116 Santa Fe Copper 1§ Tainarnck 1g Anniston Land Co ) it Wik Allo, Atlani Boston & Mot Calimet & Hecla, Franklin n Store 8 or Power. M T &BC MinCo (new) 0 C N a0 B 184 ondon Stocks. Tune 20.~Closing at 4 p. n W Kl st 111 LONDON. Woney Soconds tiur silver, % per cent. 53%d perounce. Money, ial B Tune 26.—The staten Vi of Germany shows 2,440,001 it ntof the Im- n inerease in Tmpe BruiN perial by Rent per cont Paris PAnts, Ju rentes, 051 5%c for the account ing Stoeks, 6.—Quotations on the Denver Mi DENVER. inz exc Colo June g y m tod Logal Tender. Little Rule Matehless . May Mazepin Mornlng Glim. oro Py iock. Potost,... Park Con Iteed Natfonal Rialto Running Leavenworth Aliehany Amity Argonait Ballarnt Bangkok Bntos Hunter Big Indian Bl Six Brownlow John J. pta Puzeler Gettysburg..... Troael Justice San Francisco Min ng Quotations. SAN FraNcisco, June 26.—The official closing ?ununlmni for mining stocks today were us ollows: Ophir i |Potost I Unlon Con, Utah el Com & Va swn Point uld & Curry Hale & Noreross. Mexican . Mono Mount Diubio Nuvajo 140 W) 1% 220 | to by | take prompt cu SATURBAY. JUNE marn'ng he g nd t addition he s which we his line w this — wiil whether the oy wehe kept protty busy. 1n Id putatar ely yestarday. all of 0. TeHs thoaght at loast hulf coverod Shu vigw of the fact thit all BB for sale axain matket rallles or breoks, speculative sentliiint has again very bearish. ~Linn, who has been on the side some days, haw ged over to the side, businz Bis prediction of lower pr the bellef that foreteners are so sorcly di tressed financinlly thoy will be unwiliing to of fhe wheat 008 HoW arrlving sofreely off const, nnd the pressurd £rom this soureo wiil bo reflected on this side. coning us It does at n time when the new erc I8 Aboiit to move. ‘Phin is cxpected to cause stagnation in the export trade and gy the bears an advahtaze they have not thorto possossed, The trade (8 so unani- 131y on the short &ide that somethin T to unset thelr caloulntions, but € must admitted there fs nothing in slcht at the moment to canse much unxiety. A New York crowd headed by Cottreil hus been buying again todny. 8o 1t (s reported, but they fiaye done this several times lutely, oniy “to be shuken out atu loss and it §s Lelieved their toldings will go over tomorrow on further wounkness. Thecash demand here continies good. charters having been made for 1l,- 000 bishels and over 230,000 bushels withdrawi from store. Tt 1s clafmed that not. mo! 50,010 bushels remauin i Chicazo ele- vators, On the other h psserted that vod out hins been shipped on con- © 18 to be soid the shipment ) elerient of nexs. The situntion I8 greatly confused, fuvorinz higher prices in the end, but for the present the bears havo the market. Corn and weather und quite reports from wi nfused courage and bears, and they wirmed o cidedly, hammering vizorously wll duy and closing It very weak. Ream gave hisatten- tlon to corn, wnd suys he expects o see 1t sell at 40c. The recolpts are inereasing much fastor thun antielpited Provisions ~Too nuch f mportance was given to the trichine news yesterday. It is now 1 they have heon discovered in only & por 1t of the hogs inspected. i low percentase. sequence provisions withstood (he iess Ingratn, making a small gain for the duy, At present the packers aro nelined o hold the murket up, Stoeks of pork, lard and ribs at the end of the month will be ;AlHIIAI the saume us at the end of May. and clearing favorablo crop seatterod sectic nerzy into t ) to work very Oats—1ine OMAHA LIVE STOCK. OMAIA, June 25, 1801 OATTLE—Officlul roceipts of cattle (63, compured with L5l vesterduy Friday of lust week. The market was fully steady on handy. fat beoves, other grades were slow and weak. All grades of butcherstoek und foeders were uneliange d. The recelpts were very commmon Hoos—OMicial roceipts of hors $, as compared with 8490 yesterduy and 815 Friduy of lust week. “Tho mirket opeied slow and about steady with sulos irrcgul wnd uneven, and closed active an i firm to igher, Al were sold. "Lhe range of the prig pield wis 812002440, the bulls selling Lii2g Light. 82004 3215; heavy. 43 mixed, $0G he averago of the pri pitld was $83115. 18 compared with $1.30 yester- duy wnd 814115 Priday of last woek. Suiep-There were no fresh reccipts of sheep. The demand continues 1n excess of the recolpts, wnd prices stand firm. N tives 2755 23.0: ol 601070 1b Tamnbs 8,000 Receipts and bisposition of Stock. OfMcial recelnts and disposition of stock as shown by the bools of the Union stockyaras goupiny for tho Lventy-four hours ending at 50'clock p. m.. June, 1901: RECELPT woos. | Cars. | Hend WR ML Cars TCATTLE. Sk D SPOSITION. Buyers. Cattle, New York Miming Stocks. New Yorg, June 26.—The following aro the elosing mining stock quotat ons: i 185 am Horn Siiver Coln Siiver.. Mexlean Ontario Suving s Slerrn Novada ... Yellow Jacket Aspen, Con. Cula. & Va. Deadwood, uld & Carry Tlale & Noreross Homestake T 1% 100 The Wool Market. stoN, Mass. June the market for wool hus been quiet but stes ‘I[y few buyers huve buen on the market. o8 were mostly in small lots: O unia sold ut 20we, XX, Ha@E Michigan X, dull at . 1, '+ Ccomblng. and delaine . low No. |l*(|||||:hu: being quoted at 3xoiic;. fine delaine 4L washed combing, quiet but firm ut 24z and one-quarter _blood and 28@30c for fihths blood: New territory wool lius 1ing on & scoured basis o fine; H8@bic for hediu mediu New Texus and (xlll\\rnm wools huve been quiet and selling in a range of from 17¢ to 24c, or principaliy from 50c to 8¢ for pulled Wools which are in small stock and quict. Australiun wool is in falr request, For Is are dull. ~ The sales of the ve L7000 pounds of ail kinds, of which 1,007,000 were domestic and 350,000 pounds foreign. B and No, Cotton arket. NEW YORK, June 26.—Hubbard, Price & Co. suy: The opening here was somowhat irregu- lur at an advance of from4 to 6 points, but the bears ovidently regarded the advance in Liverpool as a goud thing to sell on und their olferings broke the maurket some b points below t eveninz's figures. from which there wus slight recovery. Tho close, however, was feeble and final prices were 4 points lower on the near futures and to 6 po.nts lower on the distant July. Notices for about ten thousand bales Issued today had less effect upon th market than_was gencrully anticipated. It seens (o show that the market will remuin tor thenext fow duys almost entirely subject to the woather condition prevailing in the'south, With i short interest sufliclntly lirze to guur- antee a shurp advance should they develop unfavorably. New York Dry Goods Market. NEW Youk, June %.—Business fn dry goods wan of 1 satisfactory character, though de i was somewhiat more quict with the ap- dach of tho stoek takinz porlod. - Lucal job rs cleaned up their counters and witi put in w goods by Mo crand at first nds waus steady for populargoods. The mar- U rotains & zood position as o supplies, Stocks are moderato wnd the tendency of vil- ues are rather towara firmuess thai other wise. althoug| Ally there Is o revul sion 0 lowc i ave been solling at u low figur [ liey to rouct sowme, beinz already hizher. ns are recelving more at- number of new goods will be k, including the Riverside tention and w opened next we Boods. Havana Markets, June 20.—EXCHANGE—Wenk: 1o States short sight gold, 8%@be HAVANA, s United fum. AR—Tirm; yeste il 06 10 Ty sold ut &L12) # iy, 7500 bags of oen rees polarization, were gold per quintul. lon Mark ¢ CALCU linseed cuke, LONDON POr quurter per ton. REFINED PETROLEUM—5 0-16)%d per gallon FINE ROSIN—6d per ewt. Chicago Hide CHICAGO, June PuE BEE )= ldes une Telegram to NEw Yok, Ju Coto 8 A MeWhorte has been 0 il weitk toduy, the demand for stock Loing it wiis almost hard to trade at all clined abruptly, Today Kichmond Cordage and New Jersey Contril werd features very conspleuous. Rumors huve been that the Richmon Perminal would de fault on its lnterest July 1, but this the oflielnls of the company emphaticaily dony. Auother rumor thiut tne holdings of Operntor whose menti: condition 1o vieite from the Street i ve Upon the market seems to he ciuse for the break, The broak 'in ¢ Is suhd Is due to Hng of somie lo " which the stock was held us collateral wenkness of Jersey Centrul wus o W linrge wmount of selling. 1Cis rumored thi trouble is brewing among the coul roads be cause of the contract which Cox Brothers hive ninde with the Rewding road. London hus been o du seller sl ny The totul amount of gotd to be shipped tomorrow will e 82:00.00) which 15 u very deprossing fenture 1o the nurk: The Deluware, Lucku- winn & Westorn hus acelured 18 usual quur werly dividend of 1§ per cent, but the stock is tt, Hopkins stock murket Prices de- Terminal dull and only Uy. 1f It should become ctive through fnereused offerings it would probubly deciine, us nothing warrants its sule at present pricos. Mooey 2@4 por cent. Tue murkot closed wouk at sinall fractions above the lowest prices. Sules, 17t 00, CHICAGO, June Kennott, Hopkins & Co. to 8 A MeWhorter: Whowt orop dauuge FEDOTLS WeTo FUther consp euous in the new pupers, which perhups wecounts for the strength July selling wt 8¢ and Decembor ut wise, The former elianged hnnds quite freely ut'the open But littlo Deccmber sold above ®o, and It was soon down to Miige. Around this price Pardridige wis un enormous buyer, taking at loast 2,500,000, and possibly 4,000,000 bushols Decomber. He hud tried to prevent action on enlls yesterday and sold freavily at times and trled to keep the market down, but in spite of efforts calls were good uud deft bl whort perbups T 8,000,000, With u prospect of i wot hurvest, he was in wnything but i comfortable frame ¢ mind when he weut howe. _On the_break this & Co.... he Cudaby iack) . W. Davis Crane & Son G.B. Wilson R Webber... R Bocker & Do The Utali Pucking Co. Lobuiann & Hass. Shippers and foeders. Leftover. Total Representative Sales. STEERS, Av. Pr. 11875 00 1004 505 0. Av. Pr. 1001 585 1260 540 2 21 163 1% £ u 00 250 1065 s00 CALYES, L M6 450 BULLS. 200 1..1510 250 STOCKENRS AND FEEL 240 80 300 WESTERN CA 450 1040 i1 No. Late yesterday— 9 feeders.... 1 feeder ... 22 foeders Wilhams, 7 1033 365 &h, Pr 160 84 50 £0 450 10 4 Chicazo Live Stock Market, CHICAGO, June 2. —[Spectul Telegram to Tie BEE]—The murket wis firmer toduy. Thero was u supply of only about 2000 nutives und the run of Texans did ot exceed that num- ber. For good to cholee sorts, of which there was only @ hund aciousty con- ented o let prices 'a a point or two, £inin fn that cluss of 100 per ewt being noted The poorer grades sold strong In sympathy but o one seenied to wint them ot wny vinee. Old cows wnd thin grass Texins soid atabout the same figures as on Thursday and the markey fOF COMIMON KPANSY SLEers Wi s unsatistuctory us before. Nutive entt o sold on i busis of $1.00a.4.50 for Inferior 1o choice »ws, helfers and bulls, $1.7564.75 for stockers 1 feeders und BLUKGEOHE for very common 1o fanc \g ktocrs. Texis cuttle we suleabl 523 for grassers and at 8 @175 for fed steers. "Calves continie in howvy supply and are solling low. quoted b 3175 {5 f0r oo 10 cholce, | Wit sales” lurgelyut Nov nearly as matiy logs nrrived toduy as a minjority of the dewdts hud looked for, Conse quently” a firmer feeling obtulued. [lolders generally nsked Mi0e advanco on yesteraiy's closing quotations, and the published transic tions show that thoy eurried thelr polnt, the average guin being rather more thian i, Very few of the oerings want below #.45; the hulk brougit #.50004.00, ~There were & number of trudos at S5 wud o fow higher fizupes £4.70 in one Instinca Khippers orders enlled for more thin kit of the supply. and us pack- ors were luterested duiyers the Supply wis s00n out of sellers’hands and the mirket wound up firmer st M0048) 0r poor Lo cholee 1z Jourial reports: OATTLE -Re {ps, 4,000; 8hipments murkot steud KLeers On wale; others. £ 60065805 1o T StOTKET, $2.000440 COWS, #2.30 @ Market ac wixed and I butcher 4.5, NHEER—Roce markot slow, Texuns, Yauibs, 8.50447.00, 440 heivy (YRS shipments. ommon, M. Duckers, BLAYZANS: prine weights, $.36105; light Bts, 6000; shipments, 4000 weuk to lower: natives, #.0); westerns, BLGMLA Stock. BrEvES—Recelpts, for sule; market wulls wnd cows, 826 G010 dressed beof ady. 85@04¢: shipnients 10 1ay, #26 beeye tomorrow, 2,241 beoves and 6,648 quarters buef CaLvEs New York Live Yok, Jung 2, id, fneluding 26 cars s, 81,506,255 New murket stoudy Recelpts, 660 hoad 8l venls, 81002651 buttermilk oalves SHERP—Rocelnts. 4,824 hewd ; sl Intubs stoady; sheep, $.2:a5.0 Hoas:~Recolpts, 4,65 head, consignea market nowinully steady at H4085.2 re Kansas Oty Live Stick Marke Kansas Ciry, Mo, June CATILE e celpte, 2.000; shipments, T70; best uatives fruig othiers dull; Texans strong; stoers. 8L.00GST0 Y & | vo s Brokers unltmited orders y | thin | turned | | ONMAHA 27, 18)1--TWELVE cows, $1.40004.00: stockers and foodoers, 0 Hoas—Recolpta ket active ana 5 grvdes, £3.7%04 S ERP— Rooe Kot steady, - St. Louis Live Sto Lotis, M shipments “t 0 shipments, 1 v higher; buik, 85004 85; ar- all none; shipmonts, 100; pta. mar k Markot ATTLR - Arkot tron st #4045 T PHs. 1L600: shipy heavy, #0040 $4.10004.40. falr to Roce 5 ehit, WHOLES A LE ents, L700; mare mixed grades, MARKETS ables, e following quotations prices at which cholee stock ordcrs unless otherwise stited NIONS- Bermuda. per Jge por I, Home grown, ¢ 4 per ib JUTHERN CAULIFLOWER New PoTAToEs - Por TOMATOES—F tney stock Vege the ont out ropre: billed cuse, £2.25; C lifor per doz, or Per dozon, 81.50, per crute NEW BEETs - Der PEAS—~Perbushe boy CUcesnEs--Por doz SoUTneEry BEANs Wax, 7 bOX; &' Finse, BT por POTATORS — Hotme krown stock from the store, #1.10. ASPARRAGUS B¢ per doz. BEANS--Nuvy, $65 per bushel ) per 5 bushiel e per 14 bushel bushel box, in small let Flov nany itent nowiluke, Kel ance, T Lone Omaha milling co Tny itent, Star, High Patent No, 1 tull” peeent, #.59 I LIRLY Davi uid Croam D, Hawkeye. half patent, #2.55; ptont 'No. 10, #500; Minnesotn Kunsus Hard Wheat, patent Spring Wheat, patent, €255, ST Gillman's Gold Medal, White, 8250; Snow tlike, 32,1 Queen of ‘the Pantry cliopped foed, #22.00; Sinnesota i, L. Weleh & Co., Wel Brince,.3270; Minnesota Family, #.10; Straight, pany %005 rusha $1,00% §1 ri bran Supdrlative Crown Splendid Fresh BLACKIERIIES —Per ¢ BUACK RASPRERIIES CHERRIES—Californin B1.55: southern chorrics auirts OIANC can sweets TEXAS PEACHES—DPer 1 STRAWBERIIES —MIssour quirt cases lowa stoek. £2.23 por cuso. GOOSEBHIUUES—Per 24 quart case, 2,052,505 drawer of 13 quarts, $1.342.00 S —Pe 5.0, PINEAPPL LEMONS -~ Cholce stock, per box. #, & Fruits, Per case. 21,00, per 10-1b box. $1 125 per drawer of Los Angeles, %25 Meditorran- bushel box, 65 i, 800 tanvy, 20.7507.00. BANANAS—Tor shipping stock bunch, @3.00 for fauncy y Produce. elpts of old fowls arc little light und sales of good stoek are made at #5.50 L0 Spring chickens are becoming niore plenty und are selling at ®.0/@4.00 per doz. The ducks wrrivine are mostly suall und g0 at about 2.3, cy per 1h BUTTER—A very larze proportion of the but- teris selling ut 10 Eaas—The reecipts of ezgs are and the market hoids at Higlite HAY—Best upland, 80.00&10. 03 poorer £6.0027.00. JOUN A. MOSHANE FRANK C. CONDON McShane & Condon, INVESTMENT BANKERS, 309 8. 13th St. First Natiozal B nic Fuild- ing, Omaha. Neb. ks, bot urltlcs, com nor o per, et Diate foane on Imbroved O i xtite, SHOTE (i tonns, With bank siock approved collateral security - - IN THE COU Count LTRY—The re moderate, ades, Deal In & s, 80 pa N General Clos» Up of Affairs of a Very Busy Week. The judges of the district court, or a por- tion of them, cnjoyed a rest yesterday, owing to the fact that there were no c ready for trial. Judges Doane, Hopewell ana Ferguson worked with tne cases thut have been on trial for several days in their rooms. Judge Estello dealt with the usual number of crimival Mike Green was placed on trial cha with _snatching a purse from Mary Schooler. U. S. Horton, who on May 4 forged the name of Charles Ogden to a bank check for £76.10, pleaded guilty and was remauded to jail to awvait sentence, Nels Jensen ploaded charge of stealing worth of carpenter tools, the proverty of Fd. K. Trapp. H bond was fixed at $1,000 and the case was continued. Kasson Boiso, the young man charged with haviug burglarized “the hardware store of Lee, Clark, Andreeson & Co., pleaded not guilty and was released ou bail. ——— A Cure for Diarchan, Mr, J. A. Burnison of Colburg, Montgom ory county, lu., hus found out how he can cure auy case of diarrhea. Two of his chil- dren had the disease, for about six weeks he tried four different patent medicines without benefit, but he finally got hold of a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which he' says completely cur, them, and he is confident 1t will cur when the plainty printed directions ar lowed. ed J. not guilty to the Decision in Milwav The new vals Chiengo, Milwaukee wul with electrie lights in every berth, will continue to leave the Union depot, ) p. m., daily. Passengers taking this traie avoid transfer at Coun- cil Bluffs, and arvive in Chics . m., in ample time to maise all east connections, Ticket oftice, 1501 Farr street, A. Nasi, IS, PRESTON, City Pusser of rth of July The Chicago, St. Paul, Minner ipolis & Omaha railway will sell tickets between all stations ou their line in Nebraska at one fure for the round trip. Tickets to be sold July 3 and 4, good pnly on day of sale; good to return until and including July 6. Toand from Sioux City the rate will be 25 cents more than the one- half fare. T. W. TEAs - Fourth ot July Lates. July 8 and 4 the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul_raitway will sell’ round trip tickets betiveen ail stations on their line for one and one-third fare, Tickets good for roturn passage until July 6. Ticket oftice, 1301 Farnam stre Cot a M bi-annual av St prize this city t lal, rifle this national was carried ¢ I'h soventh he At the touraament, month, the secord H. A Stoc of th prize was 3150, Louis, by > of with your Blood. rous i sick: iy huzardous 13 expoc Dicad. ¢ s oF ey clironic sasafe, a0 Serofuld, Bk and hus cured Cases 0f Cancor Tt £ powerful tonke for delt cate petnonk, yet I8 harmluss and (eapable Of injuring thousands of A Dire Drugglsts Sell It. BWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Kin 4¥ OMAHA L i, BIEIW SCHOOL OF |10 sy, ¢ TELEGRAPHY. | PAGES. 81502 OMAHA Mamfeturers™ and Jobbers' DIRECTORY. AWNINGS t & Aw M nw AND TENTS. maha Flags, 1 Rt t BIOYCLE igo & Co M, 0. Daxon, Prices, Al Mlescles Sold on M s Paymonts A, H, Per All Makes Al s, \thiy 1815 Dodgo Streot. 1w St Omaha. 1114 Far BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS Omaka Republicau Printing Oo, Law briofs, bank supplios, and eversthiag in printing lin 10th and Douxlas stroe Ackermann Bros. & Heintz the Printers, clect facturers Howarl strant 110 Omana, BOOTS AND SHORS. Charles A, Uoo & O, | Kirkendall Jores &Co Wholesale Manufactir's Agents for Boston Rub BerShoe Co . 1102, 1104 and 1106 Harney St W. V. Morse & Co,, &hon Fuotory, Cornor 11th And Douklae ste, Om Do Merchants invitod toeall ant cxaming, Manufacturers anit - bors. 1O Howard str Williams, Van Aer- | nam & Harte, | 1212 Harnay stroot, Omaha, Nob, BOXHES. John L. Wilkie, Omauhiapaper box factory 1517-1319 Doug Orders promptly ilot. BUTCHERS. Louis Heller, Dutehors' and P At Tools & 81 oo, ok & shoep casihgs 11161118 Jaekaon St Kor: CARRIAGE w. Omann's Largost Vaeloty | WAGONS AND | CARRIAGES | BUGGIES, ETC. " Seaman, | CLOTHING. | Gilmore & Rubl. facturors & Whole o Clothiors, 10 Tiarney S, CARPETS. Omaha Carpet, 0o, G ol clothy, mat- | Mar CIG “West & Fritsoh r, Manufacturers fino clgars Jobbers of leaf tobaecos. 1011 Farnam stroet COAL, O Omalia “Coutast & Squlrer, Hard and soft coal ship Do m st om oal, Coka and| me Co, 4 and a0ft 91 Corlin ant Doz Iaiy strocts 1 8.1 1308 | P l[ Mnho"av & 0O } Hard, Soft. | Oficen 813 N 16th and cor. 1011 and Douglas sts. Howell & 05, S, l4th stroot, Mount & Grifia, Cont 2038, 1ith strax 2 Omaha, » American Fuel Co. hippers and_dealort anthracite and bita- minous conl 216 8. 15th stre “Nebraska Fuel 0, | 2188, 13th straot, Tohuson Bros,, 014 Farnam Suroet, Omatin, Neb. on CORNICE. Eaglo Gornice Wnrks‘ T. Ruemping T b Window lights cte Dodge St. CEML‘NI‘ AND LIME. 5T Tobamn & eyl 2188, 15th strayy Omaia, Nob. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Oo,, |Kilpatrick-Koch Dry sooas, turonaiin |, G0008 Q0 80udpinongns | ™ furnishing goods, Corner lith an’_1larney Dry Cor. 11th und Howard sta. LLLCTRILAL bUPFL[F‘, . TTORTROT - AUTOMATIC I o Walf Bleotrcal O Eleotric Motors Hlustrated Catalogud | wnd Dynawos. Catalogue { froe. 11 A, Kinney, Gen'l 1014 Capitol Avenuo, | Akt 5523 N.V. Lt Bk FARM MACHINERY, BrC. Parlin, Orendorf &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co. General western agent Corner Jones and 9th sts, Bkandla Plow Co., Omuha, | 134-1351 Sherman FLOUR. E. L. Welch & Co,, |R. T. Davis Mill Co,, 1012 N €. G. Underwool, 3. B MeCray M Mill at Henderson Cor. §th 8. F. Gilman, | Omaha Milling Co,, i 'Oftice and MIIL LIS North B Black - Manngor | lith Street cuiblask Horiptanasar 11T ISH sl ZEEY Jith stroot. or atOmahv ckson sts. Manager Minn 16th steast. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Bocho & Rungan Fur- I). swey & Stone Fur- g nitura Co. niture Co., { Furnituro and carpots, | Buccossora to C-A unttaraag spes | XSS B R B2 —_— GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Robinson Notioa Co, obratod b and 1wl st Beebe chueider & Loorhis, |J. T rsand Tmport ¥ " 111 Howard streot GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUC Kenpard Glass and Paint Co. O340 e J. A, Fuller & O, ! 1402 Dougi v Steadh Omah ar Cumus , | Blake, Bruco z ) Wi K00-003 LaayOnworL it GROCERIES, Meyor & Raapks, 1406-1405 Harney strast Paxton & Gallagier, Omahin, Nol 8loan, Johneon & Uo. Uth wnd Loavenworth Mc 16th and Oord, Brady & Co. nworth Allen 114 Har Bro oy e Loa GUN FOWDER, 4 caps.{ Luraey stie Rrokers to New 8t Lou | tion giv | on krain butld brase blineks Ry an I Lian 1121 Manuf, Enat W 1001 R. Importe Wiie: 1020 wnit Hard Cha ardwo. ) I oth kors, 4TI Qoo GRAIN “Tonorny & Bryan, prov i Louls and krell York s 8p on o traok 0 18t Navl 1 IIA Rector & Williely Oo| Cor. 10th and Jaokson sts Omuha IRO! ffinth & Vierling Tron Works, Wronght and work, ke ¥, machin mith work 17tk st cadt * LIQU ler & Jo., Marchant Turnoy steay s Koniy Tndia Bittors, L. Kirscht & Co,, esnle Liguor Dealors Farnam 8t R. Grotte, £ and fobby < and Lt i I wood L 1510 North 1oth Straot. rles R. Lao, ring and Dotgias. (1) Bros. Private wires Chicago & cIAl Atton angines u P | Farnam St Price llsts on application UM G W. Douglass & 0o | abor, vor, wool carpets and parquot AND PROVISION 8, A, MoWhorter 18100 513 15t Natl Dank, Hrokert 14th| Private wires to Ne ) Chi-| York Chioago and St Now! Louls. Cash grata Bouklit for ali markets F. 0. Swarta & Co, Rrokors, Grain, Provisio |ote. “Private wire w0 st Lou(s and Chieago. O In 18t Natl Haok,Omatia xchange bla'g, 8. Owaba bide | ank. | e RD W ARI‘ Lee-lark- Am|n\um 1 Hardwara Co. 1081110 Harney steas Oinatia Neb. —ee DA Ny N WORKS. Omaha Safe & Iron Works, Manufes fire and burglae proof snfes, vaults, Jall K. Iron shutters Q. Al Wilson & Drake, Mg tor box by tron al wit onsts Aar fuos. fire lers. tanks. ote. Plorce and 19t atrents. ORS. William Darst v |Wines, Liquors ana ol 1313 Farnam 8t Frick & Herberts Wholesulo LiquorDeal irs 1y Omaty " S04 - 804 8. 10th 8t BER. Jobn A. Wakefield, Tm ported. Amertean, 1) Tnnd Comont, Milwaukoo Tvdenulic Coment and Quincy White Limo Wyatt - Bullard Luw- ber O, 20th and Lzard Streats, Cady & Gray, cor 1 and Douglas oto TLouis Bradford, bor, lime, comant. 123 Douglas stroat _—nmm——— MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 0. A, Stonehill, Millinery, Notlons 1118 8 Clonks, 10th St., Om: 1. Oberfolder & Oo., Imparters and Jobbers fa Millinery. 10and 212 South 11th street Bto ha e MUSICAL INSTR MaxMeyer & Bro. G, Mg Jowelois mnsteal instruments, Consolidated Tank Line o, Refined ols, PRODUCE, COMMISSIO‘\I axio R Ruth, Ma “Ribbel & Smith, rein country prod- frults, vegotablos, uce, ete. 1207 oward stroot. denlors tn UMINTS, E'I‘O A. Hospe, Jr, Planos, Orgcans, Artists Materlals, Bto., 1515 Douglas Streot. Sohroodor & o, |cash uyers buttor aat exws, unl gonoral ¢y n- {aslon morohant 424 South 11th stroat. Rob: rt Purvis, 1217 Howard stroot. Write for pricos o ter, oKgs, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry 1200 foward stroot. houltey Bates & Co, Country vegoty epeciultios. (s, spleas, 7=l S, 1w e ete. T Randazo & Son, 211 South 12 &Domostle Fruits i Or e Flor! Fruits, N. Poto 13 carry n printing, wrapping and writing produce,’ bies, groce h Stroef nkos & S Braneh hos v St APER Gnrponlur Pupur o il stook Daver, eard per, ete. e s Emers Seod rowers, nrden, wrads, geatn aal EEDS nS‘uIU. douiors ruits, Orl'ns E. B. Branch & Co,, Produco, frults of all kinds, oysters, 19th & Marney streot. Tos. A, Olark & Go., ponltry and game, 608 South 13th street. Wll]mm:& b;;m,_ Producs and frulty 214 Haraoy strodt t. loily ae, 7 ey | RUBBER G'DS, ' Omaha Rubber 0>, of |Manufacturing and |))- ers all kinds rabbis koo, 1003 Fariam stros ba. STOVES, Daffy-Trowbridza Stovs Manufao's 05, Manufatury stoves sal avo pip). b Lenvenworth st, 1213-12 — e SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, HI'O. M. A, Disbrow & o, | nsh, Manufac A00rs, Mould Hee, 12t turers of bilnds Dis. Branoh W and lzard [Bohu Sush & Door 0o anu acturers of mou <, blinds, d 1ors, ote, el 16th nnd Clark stroets, nd of sty ———— STEAM AND WATER HUPPLIUi U. §. Wind Engino & Pump Co,, Hallida and 2 y s Jonos st Ross, ncting TEA, Consolidated Coffse [ 114ana 1416 Harnoy it COFFEB, lompany, jnhin, Nob. [A.T. Strang g 1002-1004 & Sons, Farnam str. N Omaha, Neb !:'PICL‘-\ (AIGAR‘E. —_— 1. bt H. He oo, I ‘oY, wrdy & O 1011, wlbums, fanoy 1ouse furnls entldron's Lil Farnam BILLIARDS. ho Brunswiok-Balk n Collender Oo, © [ttt ar- | | 1o i, Saloon Axtiran 40 5. 10Lh steo ot Omaha w SOUTH OMAHA. UNION LIVE 8 A. D, Boyer & Co 18-50 Exchiange Bullding, Sou STOCK YAF roc ith Omaha. RDS €O, - LIMITED. K COMMISSION. Hunter & Groen, | | | %0 Exenango Bullding Bouth Omana. , 3. Coffiuan, Smiloy & Uo,, 26 Exchango Bullding e ey Blds will be recelved 11, 151 Bl Bt Ne Notice t for the yrad Dotwecn b The rig ¥or p ved W ANTED. Tlomiik Masss Uit holds patunt i the rico Il b ut on ritory LINE 00, roud 0 Contractors. until Saturday, wLout five wnd \in forty Platte count [y PCKETT, Towush| o of hirty ind Wit rje X A 4‘ weil the Viniess Tothos Li antly | a0 lino Ly st A0 Loris L0 Agenta: a o Address TiL PID 1 Uermon 86, Worcosier PR i o » -~