Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 14, 1893, Page 6

8 e —— CONMERCIAL AND FISANCIAL Wheat Reacted Nearly Two Oents to the Burprise of the Trade, SOME OF THE FACTORS IN THE DEAL There Was Good Buying with Little Bale and Prices Quickly Tarne: dent Hesitation on the Part of Sollers, on Just as the talent had a8 a sale for another decline, 1t reacted today nearly 2¢ per bu,, nd= vaneing from to 67%c for July. The poor condition of the French wheat crop, the estimuto that Ttaly will have tolmport 24, 000,000 bu. and reports from the northwest that hot winds are destroying the previous good prospects for spring wheat cr a bull fsh sentiment which refused to be downed by reported troubles of western banks. The fnformation rning the jeopardy of the spring wheat crop was the cruclesteut of all. The pauncen for short reports in Europe and 100,000,000 bu. shortage in the winter crop here, were supposed by the bears to be in process of growth In the great north- west and with that resource becoming small by degrees, they were reaching out today with Voth hands for their short wheat, Cash wheat s0ld on June 7 at 2ic under July and today the difference was narrowed from e to 1. This was polnted out as proof of the improve- mentin the loeal financial situation. At the close July was hack to from 66%¢ to 64Xc, or from %c to 3¢ galn since yesterday. 2 The opening in wheat was woak at ' de- cline on easier enliles and rumors of_some ad- ditional bank failures elsewhere, There was good buying with little on_salo and prices quickly turned. There was evident hesitation on tho part of sellers A privite cable giving what purported to be the substance of a French wheat crop report from the London Times showed the condition of the French winter wheat crop to range from 40 to 71 per cent and spring from 25 (0 72 per cent. The area of winter wheat was given aboilt the same as lust year, hut the aros of spring was 20 percent fess. ' For a time this report had a dectdedly stro .gthening influcnce and prices’ mude quite o bul noticed it had little or 1o « markets and on fnquiry its genuine doubted. A later investigation led to the be- it wasold news rehashed from tho T £ June 8, and sinee discredited. rket lost some of the bulge. Tho Targest deerease in the visiblo supply helped 1o firm the market some. The market at tho opening was fro 10 Ly 1 the closing figures y, then advanc from 13c to 1%¢, cased off slightly and the close wits about 4 higher than yesterduy. Thore wis rustling and hustling wmong the corn shorts todny. The scramble did not art for about fiffeen minutes after the open- ing, but when ftdid begin there w long continuance of it. Opening trades were at from }c to 1 iine, but a better demand was soon developed and the price was ad- vanced Ye, tho statement of 30,000 bu. de- crease in'the visible supply and continued talk of ~ smalle movements having gome influence, Then the lots for tomorrow came in at 275, which resulted in a sl further gain of 13c. Prices later receded 3¢ from realizing ruled steady and at the elose were from e 13ic higher than yesterday. A good cash de- mand was reported and’ this also added strength to the speculative market, On tho other hand the Towa bulletin reporting the crop well cultivat and the weather map showed general heat o conditions all over the middle Today's arrivals exceeded Juie, but the out Inspection was CRICAGO, Tune 13 concluded that wheat ar re was a fair trade in onts and & strong g, due to sympathy with wheat andcor noderate offerings and to fair purchases ¢ neur futures, und prices advanced from 3ic to %e and September e, and closed steady at about thetop. The visible supply statc ment was !IHIHJ\. The provision market was firm, but still Incked nnimation in the speculative trading. The reccipts of hogs numbered only 12,000 hend and the shipinents of teats i the past twenty-four hours amounted to the heavy total of over 2,600,000 Ibs. These facts and the advance in wheat and coru caused the firmer tone, which is reflected in an advance of 6e in lard and 156¢ in ribs, Pork was neglected and unchanged Estimated recoipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 2 cars; corn, 275 cups; oats, 120 cars; hogs, 19,000 Nend. he leading futures ranged as follows: ARTICLYS HIGH, [LLOW. Whont No. 2/ CLOSE.|¥ Catg {85154 65 | 603 B¢ 69X W4Tl £ 4074 (387408 393 i i Rt s 50 2y 2014 20l 28 93y 20| 264 peh 2000 [2000 {2010 W (207 (2070 10 123 10 22%| 10 15 10 67| 10 7234 10 65 940 970 29 0 red. 651@05! losing nt 8514¢ 0.2 white, £, 0. b., 8314@ b., 8114 3 N 2, nominal; No. No.4,1. 0. b, 81@3' 1. Seep—No. 1, § 3 TiMoTHY SEED—DPrime, $3.65. PORK—Mess, por bbl,, £19.974@20.00; lard, er 100 Ibs,, £10.00@10.02'5; short ribs, sides [ ; dry salted shoulders, (boxed), { ; ‘short clear sides, (boxed), #10.37141210.6215. Wiisicy—Distiliors” inished goods, per 8, f o b, SuGArs—Unchanged; cut loaf, 6}c; granu- luted, 6.70; standard “A," 5. The following were tho r ments for today: Articles. Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. pts and ship- Toceipts, | Bbipmonts, 10,645 24,000 215,000 81000 40,000 B0 124 On the Produce exchungo to the butter market was flrmer; creamery, 16@20c; I‘hllr{ 16@18¢c. Eggs, quiet; sirictly frosh, 13@18%c. New York Market: New YORK, June 13.—Frour—Recelpts, 41,- 000 plegs.: exports, 10,008 bl 18,420 wicks: sales, 12,700 pkgs.: market qulet, generally steady; Buyers holding off. CORN MEAL—Quiot, stoady. Banrey Mavr—Qilet, steady; clty made, Canadi, #1.0001,05, WMEATRocelpte, 822,075 bu.; oxport 808 bu.; sales, 6,850,000 bu. of futu 000 bu.” of sp falrly active f and “elovator, 724G 78¢c; ungrac northern, 724 78¢ 2 northern, 70147040, active and frr opening weak but ing strong at 40 % e ‘ndvance for the day; No. 2 ved, July, 724@78%¢, closing at 78%c; Aug- st 4 closing st 76%c¢; September, TOK@TTRe, clostng at TTae; Ootober, THAG 78%¢, closing at 78c; December, 81@82%0, closiig at 824, Coux-Recalpia, 87,000 bu.: exports, 87760 600,000 bu. futures, 109,0 Bpots higher; 0. 2, 48%c 10 elovator, 4TN@4BKe afloat; d, 46X@AUc: steamer mixed, to, Ble. Optlons were quict ikht receipts, sl stocks clostug atronic; June, 475 at 48c1 July, 47i@4n ugust. 484@A0 150 ASREAD e, Clos) Recolpts, 209,000 bu; exports, 385 160,000 bu. futures, 56,000 bu, dull, firn Options’ firmier, u une, 865 G37he, closing at 87c; July, 6Q80}ic, closing at 860; August. 883084 closiog at 84c; September, 81%@82¢, closin at82¢; No. 2 white. 40c; fengo, 3530 N 86 No. iges mixed westora, Hccadie: white weatern, 40400 AY —Stea alr dewund; good w cholee, Boc@dl ¥ Hors Hives. ‘N(ll" Optlons were fii strong, fairly o 2 wh and R@1C higher on nd short covering, 48¢, closin, 3 closing it 4014c ut 49%¢, ulet. firm. ull, nominal; wot salted New Or- leans 40 10 60 1bs., 4456 X selected, 50 10 60 Lbs., 5@7¢; Buenos A 10,2415, 124c; Texis dry, c. Woor — Quiet pulled, 27@37¢; Toxas, 16@20c. P Cut meats, inactive, easy Blokied shoulders 8i@Sc; middich, quict u, Lard, dull, fimer; westorn stean closod at #1020 , 170 tlerces, at #10.20. Optious, sales, none: June closed &t #10.50, noininal; July closed at 8$10.45, nowmiual Lo ber closed at #1095, nominal. Pork, more active. lower: old mass, $19.70; new mews, $20. BUTTER — Fitnor, fair denand; westorn dairy, 14@16}40; western creamery, 16@20%¢; l.lglnl. 20450, HEESE—Moderate demand, easy. Eaas—Steady, moderate demand; receipts, 12,764 pkgs.; wostern frosh, 145 14Xc. TaLLow—Quiet but steudy, city, for pkgs., B awked: country” (pigs. freo), &b 3-18c, s quality. PETROLEUN - Was neglected. The onl Mon was 67Xe bid; offered at 68c. domestic fleece, 27@32¢; quota- ‘enusyl- 16 9-164 vania ofl, apot sales, none none; Lima oll, no sales, 29° none Corroxaern Otr vrime, 44¢; cholee Rosin-Quiet and easy; strained common to good, $1.2041.2, TeRPESTINE - Dull but steady. 1t1ck - Steady but dull Motassks - New Orleans open kettls, good to cholce, quiet, stendy. Svaar-—Raw, firm and active: sales, 10,000 tons Muscovado 89 test at 3%¢ H00 bags mo- lnsses sugar 89 tost at 340, and 25 hags cont fugal ¢ o8t nt 4 off A, 4151 would A, b 9-165%e; standard A confectioners A, b1 7 lonf, 613 crushed, 5 13-1626¢; po: dered, b 11-16@25%c; granulnted, bY@ 9-1¢ cuboes, bY@5 13-16c; refined firnier, fairly o aly antions, anles, 4c bid; total sules, t and easy; yellow ) Inow -Quict and steady; American, 5415.50. Stendy: Inke, $10.80, Quict; domestic, $3.72%, Stendy; Straits, $10.95 bld, €20 plates, dull, steady. spelter, quiet; do- AD N Omahn VEGETABLES, Misstssippl 4-hasket crates, §2.25 por 10, 2% TOMATOES IRNIA CAUBAGE 3 Louls cabbago, per cr! 3.28, TATORS—Per bbl., $3.75@4.00, tEANS—DPer bu. box, $1.50, r bu, box, #1500 Creusners —Per. doz., 760, i-Fancy, per bu. box, $1.78. Saber bl B30, doz., 40@50¢. FRUITS CALIFORNIA CHERRIES—Dor 10-1b. STRAWBERRIES—Per case, on orders, 4,00, GOOSES Rasp LEMm fancy, BANANAS i NEW BeETs— box, #1.50. $3.50@ niEs—Per easo, 83.60@4.00, RRIES—Por 24-pint crses, §2.25@2.50. ‘hofce to fancy, #4.5035.00; extra 00. . ‘o hunch, fncluding crates and 002,50, Riverside seedlings, #3.25, Medi- $3.6003 A<quart casos, $3.5024.00. 2GGS, GAME, POULTRY. reat bulk of the country er goes ut 11 s-Genoral LTRY—Cholce hens, afxed coops, old roosters, 4@be; gt o and ducks, MISCH s HAY—The market on good upland hay, 87 in car lots. VEAL—Choice and small fat, 7@8%c; and thin, 3QGe St. Lould Markets, 1. Lovs, Juno 18.—Frovr—Quiet, stoady; patents, $3.20G3 extra fancy, $2.00623.00; nucy, amily, £2.0022.10; rye flour, WneAT Opened but rallied und closed No. 2 red, cash, 63% 051ge large Ak 1c above Tune, 6 irted e down, but rallied, closing 1e higher than yesterday: No. 2 mixed, cash, 3600t Tuly. B6 we, closing ut 87 4 @374c} September, 381 losing at 30ie. OATS—Neglected; No. 2 cash and June, 27¢; July, 26k siber, 241e, PROVISIO! mer butlittle doing. Pork, unchanged at $19. Lard, 15 Dry salt ts, loose shoulders, $0.124 shorts, £10.60: Doxed, 16e more £10; longs nnd ribs, $10.623 ar cured, $13.00 ~Higher; choico chiolee dniry, 15@16e. prs—Flour, 2,000 hbls bu.i corn, 186,000' DU.; oats 1,000 bu none. SHIPMENTS - Flour 18,000 bbls.: wheat, 2,000 bu 197,000 bu.; oats, 46,000 bu.; rye, none. creamery, 18@ ; wheat, 14,000 43,000 Vu; rye, Kansas Clty Markots, KAxgAs CrTy Juno 18— WieAT—Active d, 6853@b9¢; No. 2 red, . 2mixed, 33¢; No. 2 No. 2 mixed, 27@ samery, 14@16¢; dairy, ~Wheat, 2,000 bu.; jone, ~Wheat, 20,000 bu.; corn, 6,000 corn, 4,000 for the pi o diys were including 171,000 American. CorN—Firm} mixed western, 4s 2d per cental —Long clear, 55 1s., 55s 6d per cwt. Prime western, 49s € er cwe. -Amcrican finest, white and colored, s 6 por cwt. Peas—Canadian, 55 6d per cental. Cotton Markot, s, Juno 1 4 middiin good _ordinary, receipts, 2,657 I Britain, 8.9 stock, 117,000 bale Juué, 87.88 i July, 8.6 7.00; August, $7.8047.87; Septembor, 87.89@ 190} October, £7.96; November, #5.00@8.01; January, ¥8.21G5.23, ; good mid- ow middling, net_and gross rts to Great 2,900 bales; Saics, 65,600 July, 64%5¢; N SNl A white, Ban RYE Prov New Your, June 13.—0ntions ope steady, unc rd e poin « fnactly 0020, polnds dot bags, ncluding: July, $16.30; 2 15 Seotember,” $10.06015 815 Dacembsr, o14. £14.70. Spot Rio, easler, qui 3 Vit Octoher, January, No. 7,816.87i4. New York Dry ds Market. NEW York, June 18.—There were fe in tho dry £00ds market today and wit western mails business was rather qulct monetury sititation Is the key 1o the ter of the demand and until there is some change in the depression in that direction, things will £0 along from hand to mouth i dry goods. ‘Wool Market. PHILADELPHIA, June 18.—Wool market dull; prices nominally unchanged. BOSTON, June Mho denjand for wool has been moderate. There nre few buyers here and very little interest s taken. Prices still favor thie buycr but are largely nominal. Minneapolis Wheat Market, MiNNEAPOLIS, Juno 18.—Very good wheat market: cash, little firmer; No. 1 north- ern selling. 8t 593@60c; No. 2 northern it Bic. Receipts, 217 cars, Closo: June, 5Oc; July, 60¢; September, 6d%c. On truck! No. 1 hard, 62'%c; No. 2 nofthern, 58i5c. DBaltimore Grain Market, BAuTINORE, Juno 18, — WngAr—Dull and firmer; No. 2 red, spot und June, 70%4c. Conx—Dull and firmer; mixed spot, June and July, 474c, Oars—Quict; and easy; No. 2 white west- orn, 42¢, Toledo Graln Market, kDO, June 13.—Wnear—Iligher, casior; cash and Jun ac. Corn—Active and ' steadier; No. 2, cash and June 89, Oars—Dull and steady; No. 2 cash, 80¥c. London Ol Market, LONDON, June 18.—CALCUTTA LINSEED—Spot, 398 1034 per quarter. STOCKS AND HBONDS, Security Market Was Ususl Yesterduy, NEW YoRrK, June 18.—Tho stock market was oven duller thun usual today. The dealings were almost entirely professional, and, as the foeling among the traders on the board is still bearish, a further decline in prices wus recov- Tho advices from the west of addition bank failures and troubles in the mercantile world atded the boars materially in their operations. Tho contiuued shipments of cur- rency and conseauent firmness of the rates for - time money also had an influsnce upon specu- lation. Under the circumstances the decline in the share list was by no means heavy, rang- ing frow b to 1% per cent, the latter in G eral Electrie, which sold down to 70%. principal drives were against this stock Chic as, Sugar, A ison, stern Union, Reading, Northern Pacific preferrod und the grangers. During the aftornoon the supply of money on call fncreased and the rate de- clined from 10 to 8 per cont. On this the smaller shorts attonpied to cover and prices fmproved i to 13 per cent. A fenturd of the Fully wis the comparativel: ght offerings as the “advance made progro Tuken altogethier 1t was an_uncommonly qu and foaturcless session. The market closed firm In tone. Tho Post says: Muny people are accustomed 1o baso their judgment of the inanclal situa- tlon solely on” the course of New York Stoc exchange” prices, and tho prosent market weakuess, due pHmurily to the tight money market, Lus changed the views of even tho most hopetul observers. A signlficant factor is the futuro grain. Were whoat to recover suddenly from s prosent low price a ral danger would wrise in the Inducement offered forelgn holders of options (o soll thelr contracte here and reap a rice of dowble profit by coveriug the recent sales of THE OMAHA DAILY BER: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1893. exchange. But while At least reasonable to prices do not eaily, It 8 ook for a depression in grain similar to that which has so long pre- vailed in socurlti money shipments, there is t sald; that the funds have lef banks to seek A locali more vitally necdod ghipments which will pre York agaln as surcly movenient of money, in short this market rogularly expects in o currency entanglonier A position loss competent interfor dem mber. T placed Now York in than usual to meot this might hiuve been anticip The follo change today © Ateliison Adams Expross Alton, T H.... ..., do proterred Amorican Express. Baltimora & Ohlo.. Canadn Pcific Canada Sonthern P TE% N ¥ E4 19 |Oregon 138 0.8, L. 8O3 | Pacific Tia| Poorln 0 Ches. & ( Chicago § C B & Chicngo Gas Consolidated €. C.C. & St Cotton 011 Cort Del. Hudson D. L. &W 10, 100 Alton b 131 iy | 84 Rl 10, Readin Riohme wh Noraovor ng are the closin the leading stocks on the New Pacttic pfd Nurthwestorn a0, preferrod . N.Y. Central 0% Ontario & Western As for tho wostward his much to be t the Now York © are far there aro ently seck New water finds fts level Of this there ean be no dispute The prosent , 18 exactly what March and nds, but all ated quotations on York Stock ex« 18% sizs 10884 1 Yen, & Ga imp Nay & U Mall D& B, 1234 | Plttaburg 10§ Puliman 14 ond Ter. . Ao preferred and W . do preferred. 14| Rock Island 17|81 87 1 114k do pr 05'¢ | Sugar do. pr: Paul oforrad. . t, Paul & OmAha.; eforrod Rofinary 21% Tenn. Conl & Iro Toxas Tol. & Unlon 2l 15 2 18 0 U2 [ 8074 | Wester 17 ©|Wheell a0 pr §t. Paul & Dolutl Knn. & Tox. prd.. Lake Erio & West.. proforrod. . Lake Shore. Lend Trust. .. L &N Loutsviiio & 'N. X! Manhatian Con....\ Momp'ls & Cha's'n Michigan Central Missour] Pacific Mobile & ONlo. Nashvllle & Chia Natlonal Cordago. do preforrod..... N.J. Central. Norfolk & W. pf North American 2 The total sales of wtocks tod: s, Including: Atehison, 1€ 00; ' Chicas 400: Louisv! |w. s Nat. Lij 8 |Colo. 184 TN 1051 Tol. A. 23%| Tol. St. i Reading, gar, 9,600; Wi Lona [Conyrighted LONDON, June 13 —Special to T the Stock casily. There was one failure Co.—u'small, old fashioned firn ance. The continuition of ra; were'extremely light, onl per annum being wenerally p railways were apparently sour. adisposition to look for higher price probably though business will for somo weeks ahead. Cor tho reverse of & _monti ngo. Drokers suw eart loads of stoe now there ur Rig house future. Yankee railw shares especinlly. are 1k former closed dail today after New York prices, but no more 10 be shken out and the St lookinz for fun when Wall street bears to cov the satisfactory Argentine set wis no other feature, but_eve ully was firm. nd Trar staten ved at bunk. New York Mon NEW YoRrk, June 13, Fairly active'at 8@10 per losed offerad nt 8 Fyol do ‘proforred. Tho ar has gono off about 4 tshows £5,600 gross Increise. Stlver was Pacifi 0. Cen p Pacific. U. 8. Expr 1. &P do preforred .. Wells Fargo Exp.. n Union.... ng& LB forred. ... n s siron. g 104 8 i ot i ATENIML L 1. & K. O ere 163,000 Burlington Distilling, 6,000; New preferred, 18,9005 d Cablo nent on vory W, L. Webb & mof no import tes, as expected, per add. Am i tind thero wi bo quict wditions are now . Then leading k but no moncy, 10 stocks and heaps of money. , Rothsehild, cte., think well of the .'and South African to advance. Tho being firm upon long stocks are Kk exchunge 1s begin Foreign stocks were good, owing to tloment. There crything gener- iIc weekly trafiic No firm at Market. ¥ ON CALL— last loan, 3 per cent. PAPER—G@S por cont. ANGE—Steady, bills ut $4.6 3% for demand. m business in bankers® sixty diys and $4.8 WNMENT BONDS—Quict. Theclosing quotations on bos with nctual @4.801 for State bonds, nds: 710 |SC L Tenn. now set Tenn. now set bs. ‘Tenn’ new et 3 Canadaso. 208 Central D& D& R G Erlo 2ds MK & MK & Mutual N.J. N. Pac! lsts. Pac. Zds W. Consols W. Debents’ Unton it C. By L Va.con & 1M Gen. o Weet 8horo. w. |Ateh. gu..... 0 Ateh’ 2iga. clans K ¥ 05 W01 T4 “)6 47 102 i 07! 13 oS 127 1sts "l'.(mn. old 68 . X~ Mat. ¢oup. a.. 2 sories Boston Sto BOSTON, Juno 13. cent; time louns, Quot all 1 nd m 7 Bilg 86| Wiseo L1 Boston & Albany Boston & Matno dopfd.. CBQ Fitehburg v Gen. Blectric.. 1itnofs Steel Mexiean Contral. N. Y. & N.E. Ol COlony .. .1oree Orogon Short Line.. 1214 Kears Rubner. s 4D | Once San DIogo. & |Quin nion Paclii 283 Sun 114 Boston 5, % per cent. atlons, oans, 6@7 per OClosing quo- ining sharos [Westingh. &l do pre o ¢ |Atchtson 8674 Allouoz Mining Bi¥ | Atlantic & Montana. | Butto & Boston. i 151g| Tamaruck. o Miuing Quotations. NCIsco, Juno 1 3.—The official quotstions for mining stocks to s foll Belcher. Best & flolche Hodle Consolldated, Bulwer , - Mono Gould & Hale & Norcross Utah Moxican. Novada Queon . Oophir .. Potosi. Bavage. Slerra Nevadn. ..., Union Consolldated 95 5 100 Yeliow J New York Miui NEW YoRK, Juno 13 closing quotations of Now York board % Quotations, “Tho following aroe the mining stocks on tho own L'oint Con. Cal. & V Doadwood . Gould & Curry.. Hale & Norcros Homostake Mexican. Ontarlo. Ophir.. Plymol Unton Yellow uth Standard & Juoket. iron Silver.. Quick Siiver. do profd.. Bulwer ..., St. Louls Mining Quotations, 81, Lours, Juno 18.— > following are the olal Note 0yPW OnLEANS, Juns 18.—C) 0. K AN 460,108, Pani 40¢ for NE Orry, June ~Threo per account. 3.—Clon Money, PHILADELPHIA, Juno 13 017,375; bulauces, $1,476,416, cent. Menpiis, June 18.—Now selling ot #1.50, Cloarings, unces, 64,433, CINCINNAT) cent. New Cleurings, T Lou 852; bulan per cont. BOSTON, 861; balances, #1,456,40 cent. Exchange on New Y count. Juno 13, ork exchango, D18,850, June 472,701, M 13.~Cloarings, 18.—Clearings, ixchango on New York, arings, 316,865, ooy ork, 80c (o 88¢c 05 learings, 82,199, 81, cent rentes, 97¢ rings, $115,608,- rings, $2,783,108; 6 per cont. ~Olearings, #12.- Money, 4% per York exchange $200,326; bal- oney, 628 per 5150C promium, #4,0: ey qulot, 68 #1 discount. 1 per is- NEW YORK, June 18.—(Special Telogram to Tik BEE)—Exchunge wis today: Chicago, #1.60 disco to 88¢ discount; St. Louls, $1 CHICAGO, June 13,—-Ole 298, New York exchange, Sterling exchange weak; #4600 night draft, $4.87, por cent. OMAHA LIVE STOCK noted as follows unt; Boston, 80c discount rings, $18,222,7 81,50 discount] sixty-day bills, Money, strong at 7 MARKETS, Cattie Trade 511l Weak—Hogs Open Strong and Close W T Recelpts of both cattle and means hoavy show up better and the two days supply cou k with All Sold, BSDAY, June 18, hogs while by no than & week ago apared with the same two days last week shows an increase of about 1,500 cattle and 1,600 there hus been The genoral cattle markel hogs. In shoep light failing off. L was slow and weak. Recelpte were fair and there was s good demand from both dressed beof houses and shippers, but as the offeriogs wero ample And eastern advi will able to ches The ntle Jjee, an ittle | bu .70 1o 5,16, wi 1.200 and 1,300-1 Falr to vory goot from $4.25't0 &4 common hulf fa siles wepe t s on tho dull o Ing but a very fa Thero was n v hand, but cheap T were bearish on e Good to choleo st 4,20, with comn and easier at froi the $3.65. Co at from ki & 10n 50 g, The stocker an: prices firmly held No. } 0 1 2 27 15 sHipy ..1070 1170 309 3 855 680 ETSTNOI0N 94; 900 670 955 1000 1030 O o B S . udy fat Light yers found it diffiey decline in many cases. welghing from’ 1200 Any :Ic'l‘ Tot woll tatted, oy Ay were hoay, ) from ir to good stock was in falt 5> t0 #4 for poor to prime bulls, oxen und o8 none too favorable buyors n up A lttle all around. and_ medium weight ted by ail and ne, while stee t to move ata b to 106 holeo beaves to 1450 1bs, s0ld gt from \ile there wero sales of mough b stecrs at from 84.25 to 84,60, 950 to 1,100-1Y steers sold at 60, Theth were a good many t and grecn catle hore, and 80 to#4.20, Business whd Mragging order all morn- i ¢! rance was effected. y 1imited supply of cows on beginning to huy Good as yrs aro ontio In Kansng City, buyers sverg thing grading under fair. ock was firm_ at from £3.65 to on and cant grades dull m 81 he bulk of sold at from 35 to 1 calves changed hands Roueh stock of all nd and firm at from 10 201 5 €550, den d foedor trade was quict with 1. Reprosentative sales: S PING AND EXPORT. 1407 1409 1308 1477 MIXED. 50 8. 80 Cows. 25 50 00 00 25 25 . 718 1075 620 940 BOG 870 717 965 760 750 1081 825 1183 095 1070 1025 11 900 1100 89T 1007 1160 1021 CHEE RO bR @ COWS AND HEIFERS. 4 [SISSPTaN 1060 1340 [ORN . 1560 STOCKI 786 12 L4702 . 916 8 .992 8 20 HEIFERS. 205 1620 1270 1490 1770 970 1200 1910 960 1160 1050 [ITTCIOTOT ERS AND FEEDERS. 50 12.05..74860 - 75 2550 85! 00 85 780 00 WESTERN CATTLE. No. Av. supply was f and the the light and hout e I Lar, sorts it s with the tr up out of first 1 at $6.40 y and 56 resentative No. Av. and and 8h. 160, 860 40 40 40 160 160 240 160 120 200 A single deck of mixed rived late but strong prices. all loesl mbs and the air to good rod westerns, #4.00 shoen, 82,6074 100-1b sales: No. 16 mixed.. 21 Jambs.. 83 spring 1a lumibs, 1 teeder. 900 82 00 The 'demand houses Pr. No. Av, Pr. 1teeder. 97083 00 11 bulls... 1613 2 85 irly liberal for a 1it 1 nilo g iy rket broke lower than 80.35 to arket cl from Tho 1 nearly = ov The big bull of the hogs #6.50, as against #6.45 Mon- 186,20 on last Tuesday. Tep- Av. 260 259 262 289 218 L2006 201 8h. Pr. 160 86 45 160 6 45 400 G 45 160 6 45 — 645 6 45 6 45 6 46 6 45 6 45 120 820 200 160 B0 200 40 120 40 40 120 160 KO 120 B 6O 6 b0 6 B0 6 50 6 50 56 b5 6 66 665 6 65 natlyes ar- sale at good s pood from both muttons and quotably strong. 4.50005.50; fair 56.00; common und 0od to cholce 40 to #5.00Q6.50, Representative Av. Pr. #4025 675 6 60 found u road, for mirket nutives, Chicago Live Stock Market, On10AGO, June 18.—|Special Telegram to Tue BeE |- Thore wus again @ small suppl native cattle, bu togo up. Abou supply of natl head on sale beln tone of the mark tinuance of the p result in very best was to bold the fow prime steers for that elass, therefore, w. of Cugin dla the market refuss t 2000 head comprised the , the remainder of the 6,000 ug contributed by Texas. The ot was fuirly firm and a con- present light runs must soon better prices belng paid, but the that sellers could do today market steady. Exceedingly were offered, the market to u cortain ex- tent nominal. Within the last week nothing has changed hi #5.70, and 1t wou ands ata higher figure than ald have to be an extraordi- narily choice bunch of stoers for which an ou: side quotation —86.80. ~could be reached. Most Of the trading for drossed beet und shippiog did not show much sorts was at from and bulls were t 82 to #8.25. Ver. and feeders. Cal The bog mark common stock but for good to 8440 to 85.10, while cows raded in principally ot from little was dons in stockers ves were dull and lower, ot romalned firm. Poor and strongth, prime grades the &verags of salos was & fraction higher than for Monds y. The best of the heavyWelghts sold s high 4s £7.15 ana there A galeon two of fancy Assorted lIght at §7.90. Those, however, ¥elo futaide figures and should noype considered In estimating market value ho prevallin prices wero trom $6.45 to 87 for heavy and medium and from #6.90 to $7.10 for lieht There wore n number of sales of heay. medium at from §7.05 to 87.10 and of 1ight 15, Of hogs weighing under 200 Jbs, th t enough to moet the demnand g noteworthy ¢ fn_the p markoet. Receipts word about the sime Monday and so was the character of the and the range of values. From $5.30 40 for cholco natives and western mut- os ranged all wlong down to from #3.25 10 38.60 for poor stuff. Few sales were noted at better than 85,25 and It was an exteedingly oot article that hud 1o sell helow 83,60, From $3.75 to #4 bought most of the stock. Spring s were salable at from $4.50 to #7. Texans were quoted at from £8.26 to $4.90 and natives and westorne at from 5,40, Receipts: calvos, 1,500 hogs, 1 d; eheep, 10,000 hond The Evening Journal reports CATTLE-Reccipts, 6,000 hend; shipments, 3,000 N markot barely steaty; no prime ste de; good nati £6.20(05.75; dium stoers, $4.00@ Hoas -Recelpts, shipments, 6,000 head; the'market on prime heavy was prime light strong; nitxed and packer primo hoavy ~ and butchers 00@7.15; light, $7.1007.20. Rec 8,000 head; shipments, d; steady; natives, $4.00@ 4.60; ' wosterns, 84,008 Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. Officlal receints and disposition of stock s shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 5 o'clock p. m. June 12,1893 RECKIPTS. WOGR. | SHEED. [ d’lhrlv[lleml Cara. | Hond 2,837 | 6700 Il [ DISPOSITION, CATTLE, HONSES & ML& Cars. Car. 'u{-g fl 15 TGS, (SHEKP. | Sperry & it A Hauns . { J. Lobmon. Honir . B Kansas City Stock Market. KANsAs Crry, June 18, -Catrie—Recelpts, 4,700 head; Shipments, 900 head; ma ket strong to 10¢ higher f avy stoc others weak and low g 4.30; shipping steers, cows, $1.904.80; buteher stocl stockers and foeders, $2.25 mixed, $£2.0008.50, 1oa8—Receipts, 10,100 head; shipments, 500 head; the mirket was 5@i0c higher for lights; heavies steady to strong, ki bullc of sales, 6.70; heay! 5 puckers, §6.60 mixed, 86.4516.65; lghts, 6.56@0.80; porkers, 80.75@0.80; pigs, $6.50 @6.35 1,100 head; = shipments SaEEP—Receipts, 4,000 head; the market was steady to strong. k St. Louls Livy St. Louts, June 13.—CATTLE—Recelpts, 8,000 head; shipments, 1,100 heu rket quiet; native steers, 24.0045.00 lower; Texas ste 1,400 1bs., next best, $3.90, ts, 5,000 head; shipments, arkot ‘opened stronger, d v, $6.60@6.80; wixed, $6.4000.70; 3.60@H.80. Receipts, 1,500 heat; shipments, rket steady; lambs, $5.0005.50; Market. 500 head: m: ck Markot. 13.—BEEY of any New Yonrk, June head; no trade £ dull at 74@ very dull. Pt o DESPERADOES ON THE SHOOT. They Create Torror in a Kentucky Village, bat No Lives Lost. DANVILLE, Ky., June 13.—James, Jeff, Nathan and Hardwick Belden, four des- perate characters, created a panic at Shelby City, four miles south of here, yesterday afternoon and narrowly escaped with their lives. They drove through town in two buggies and on their' first trip went at a terrific rate, shouting and shooting their pistols into the houses of the eitizens, They went from there to Junction City. Returning to Sheiby City, they resumed their bad be- havior and the marshal attempted to halt them, but they ran over him. He jumped up and shot at the buggics five time 'hey continued through the town, keeping up their shooting, and a number of citizens along the street r turned the fire. On their first trip they fired into the yard of W Grubbs, and he awaited their return with a shotgun loaded with buckshot. ‘When the fivst buggy reached his house on the return trip he raised his gun and ordered a halt, but instead of halting one of the men shot at Mr. Grubbs at short range, missing him, but coming very near killing his little son, Grubbs then discharged both barrels of his gun at the toughs. The men escaped, but it is thought that one or two of them were injured. They are painters and have recently worked in Louisville, where their father now resides. e COULDN’T FIND HIS FARM. A Chicago Man Enys West Virginla Land Which Does Not £xis CHICAGO, June 13.—James A. Bergen and Horace McKay were arraigned ve- fore Justice Scully yesterday, charged with conspiracy and forgery. Mr. Wheeler, who caused their arrest, alleges that they were instrumental in defrauding him out of 6,000 worth of veal estate. He stated that he met the two men in September, 1892, and that he consummated a deal with them in which he traded three houses and lots in Kansas City for a tract of land consisting of 2,400 acres in West Virginia. A short timo after the ex- change Mr, Wheeler went to West Vir- ginia to look after his property, but was unable to locate it. He returned to Chicago and immediately swore out warrants for the arrest of the two men. The cases against them were continued until June 22, in $1,000 bonds. — Wants Dr. Grave set Free, DENVER, June 13.—After the continuance of Dr. Graves' trial until the September torm of court and the continuance of the bail of §30,000 by Judge Burns yosterday afternoon, Judge Macon stated that he should not rest satisfled with the decision, and so a formal application for Dr. Graves' discharge from custody was made before Judge Burns by Judge Macon, The reason alleged for the discharge is that both the Januury and April terms of the district court here have passed without Dr. Graves being tried, which is contrary 1o law. The court designates no day upon which the motion for discharge might be heard. It isstated thatif Jukge Burns re- fuses the application then an cffort will be made to have the doctor relessed on a writ of hubeas corpus, aud so have the case car- ried to the supreme court on that poiut. —— Selzed an American Flshing Vessel. HarFax, N. S, June . —Captain Knowlton of the Canadian fishing cruiser Valiant seized an American fish- ing vessel yesterday. He found the Lewis H. Giles several miles from the northeast shore of Cape Breton, preparing to shoot her mackerel seine. aptain Knowlton was in the lookout for sowe time and was ready to pounce on his victim and captured the craft with thirty barrels of mackerel. The vessel was towed into North Sydney, part of the American crew previously having been transferred to the cruiser. The American vessel Grampus is at North Sydney watching inbehalf of the United States fishermen. —— Nloety Excursions to Chicago Durlng June via the Burlington route at very re- duced rates. For particulars call on W. F, Vaill, 1324 Farnam street, Omaha, 1T SAVORS 0F UL PLAY Suspicions Cironmstances Surrounding the Drowning of Two Women, STRANGE STORY OF THEIR ESCORTS Mrs. Martin and Mrs, Durham of Chicago Qo for a Sall with Joseph Cani and Peter Zanker -Only the Men Return, CHICAGO, June 13.—~T'wo women wore drowned in Lake Michigan at the two- mile crib off Fourteenth street last night, and pending the result of the in- vestigation, which was commenced today by the institution of a secarch for tho bodies, their escortsare locked up at the Cottage Grove avenue station. The drowned are Mrs, Martin, a widow, and Mrs, Durham. 10 men under arrest are Joseph Caul and Peter Zanker. The four were well acquainted and it is said had often been out together. Last ovening they engaged a boat and rowed out to the Fourteenth strect erib. The men were accustomed to the use of oars and there seemed to be no danger, as the lake was not rough. When the crib was reached, all left the boat, remaining an hour. It was then decided to return to the city and Caul untied the boat. He and Zanker assisted Mrs. Durham to her seat, but as Mrs. Martin was ready to step in, the boat began to drift away. The woman beeamo oxcited and started to jump into the boat, but was stopped by the men, who told her to wait a moment. “We'll get closer,” said Caul, as he was making an_effort to bring the boat around. But Mrs, Martin did not heed the admonition. I will try anyway,” she said as she stepped back a fow feot from the edge of the crib and made a running jump. Her feet struck th side of thoe boat and it instantly cap- sized. All four were thrown into the wator. 3 Both Caul and Zanker are good swim- mors, but before they could reach the women they sank. The men made every effort to save their lives, but could not, so they say. They were ham- pered by the darkncss, and as soon as they could, righted the boat. A search was then made for the bodies, which they thought might be floating, but after an hour's fruitless work they rowed back to shore. Upon their arrival they went at once to the Cottage Grove avenue station Lieutenant Healey heard their stor and concluded to detain them until a further investigation can be made. —— Carrled fis Guns in Sight. SHELBYVILLE, Ind., June 13.—"“Babe" Hawkins came to this city yesterday and demanded that his bond be reduced, his lawyer, Judge T. B. Adams, claiming that it was excessi Mr. Adams ad- vised him to carry his weapons openly, and all day he went about c: ing two revolvers in his hands. Late in the evening his father came in in a spring wagon and *‘Babe” got in with him. When he mounted the seat he placed his revolvers on the scat in front and took pains to exhibit them. Justice Crayeraft refused to reduce the bond, application for which scemed sus- picious. 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