Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Rumors of Gold Imports Btrengthened the Grain Market Materially. - WHEAT OPENED BELOW TUESDAY'S CLOSE Opening Trades In Corn Were at a Deoline Over the Previons Day's, but a Re- action Followed and the Close Was Strong. * ORICAGO, June 21.—A roport that #1,500,000 1n gold was engnged by New York banks for shipment by steamers sailing to England to- day converted n very wenk graln market into astrong one and wheat and corn both recovered from breaks they made in the first hour. Pro- visions wenkened on heavy receipts of hogs and closod at considerable declines sinco yesterday. In wheat the opening was about from e to %c lower than the closing figures of yesterday and with only slight fluctuntions prices de- clined e for July and %c for September, held rather steady and the closing was the samo as yesterduy for July and e higher for Septem- ber dolivery. Tho decline early was a con- tinuation of the wenkness which oxisted yesterday, helped along by tho weaker and _lower cable advices and tho report on the French crop in an English journal, which sald the dumage to the French crop had been overestimated, There was considers able selling at the start and a falr quantjty of wheat was bought out on the break. There was a good demand, however, at the decline and a sharp rally in prices followed. There was talk of o good huying of cash wheat here, but interested partivs were reluctant about giving any publicity to the transuctions. In- uiry at the banks brought the information what all the principal institutions would con- tinuo to carry the wheat they had already ad- vanced. ning trades In corn were at from ¢ to e loss, but the very favorable Washington weather crop bulletin, toge with bettor aavices from abroad and ased offerings, caused muny shorts to cover on the lnte up- tarn. Owing to this luck of support, the mar- ket soon sold off %c more. At the decline there were Increasing buyers on hund, sup= posed to como from the @ust, which started prices up, und the cstimate of receipts for to- morrow conng ight sided in helping prices, The market reacted from e 10 &e, ruled steady and at the close hud lost nothing. In some - quurters it was clatmed that the big buying orders, instend of coming from the pust, emanated from a local speculator, Chur- fey Wright. e fentire in onts was the buylng of July and selling of September at from e to 31, diffcrence. Prices were confined to ¢ range and the close was at a slight decline for July, but at about tho sume price as yesterday for Beptember. “Fiie proviston trade got another dose of the same medicine as_ yesterday. The hogs were ostod, not at 18,000 or 10,000 as estimuted, ut at 28,000 to 30,000, Tho Chicago Packing company and other packing interests aguin undertook to sell short ribs.” Agaln Wright's brokers sola the market off. " Then on the call Wright went in und bought fully 75,000 1bs. ot ribs. Lard was quiet and 6d oft” at Liverpool, Pork was quoted lower, but there was scarcely any business. Closing prices were close to tho bottom for the duy. Compared with lust night pork is down 40c, lard 20¢ and ribs 15c. reights were stow at 2¢ for wheat, 13c for 10 Buffalo and 8ic for corn to Kingston. The leading futures ranged us follows: Articics, | Open. | High. Close. WiEAT— Jun uly Sept.. CORN— Tow. 6434 0414 85014 10 55 Sept. 20 40 LARD-— ki Sept. BroRT ins: July..... Sept.. .. Cush g FLOUR y WHEAT 2 spring, 4%c 1. 0. b., HR@G No. 2 red, 64%c. COR [ 10 8714 8 9 9 1284 172 No. 8 soring, No. 2 white, . 0. b., 8414 i 0, 2, nominal; No. 8, no sales. 0. 1, $1.04, TIMOTHY SEED—PHinie, §3.65. 819.5214@19.65 i short ribs, sides dry 'snlted shoulders, short clear sldes, lard, 08,0 , $0.50@10.00; (boxed), 89.76@10.00. g IskY=Distillors! Gushed goods, per gal., BUGARS—Cut lonf, 6ic; standard “A," 6.64. Tho following wero the receipts and ship- ments for today: ANTICLES, Flour, bhls Wheat, bu, Corn, bu.. On the Produce oxchungo todny the butter market was stendy; creamery, 16610 dalry, 14@17c. Eggs, quict; strictly fresh, 18 @18ie. 7 New York Markets. New Yonk, June 21.—I'Lovr—Recolpts, 20 000 pkgs.: exports, 11,000 bbls,, 400" s sales, 0,000 phkgs; market eisier; ter wheat, low B1.0500.45; win- ter wheat, fulr to funcy, §2.45023.45; winter wheat, patents, £3.4004.00; Minnesota clear, $2.50@8.00; Minncsota straights, £8.80@4.00; Minnesotn putents, 4.00@4.45, Conn MEAL—Quict, steady, Ryr—Dull, nomln western, 57¢. BARLEY MALT—Quict, Stondy. WiEAT—Ke 0,000 b ; exports, 225,- 000 bu.; sales, 265,000'bu. of futures, 45,000 Du. of kpot, Kpot nuarkat’ falrly w ' 14e lower, steady; No. 2 red, in store and clovator, 714e; aflonf, 71%c; f. 724725%c; raded red,’ 69%:@72¢; No. 1 northern, 0. 1 hurd .2 northern, 70e. Options wero mod and h@ige lower, but closing firm red, July, 725@725%¢, closing at 72 ist, TA%@TATe, closing at 78¢: Septembe 1-16070 sing ot 78%c; December, {¢, closing at : ConN—Recelpts, 54,000 Du.; sales, 160,000 bu, futures, 120,000 bu. spot. Spots fairly active, firmer; 49%c n elevator, 603 afloaf. Options closed firm, e higher oveér yesterday | July, 4UX@OUNe, cloning aLoOKe; Alzust, HIX b1ige, elosing at 61%c; October, b11,@s1%c, elosing'nt 513c, Oars—Rocelpts, 58,800 bu. futures, ] win- grades, 225 bu.: sales 20,000 17,000 bu. spot. Spots fairly uctive, steady. Optlons dull, %@ie lowor, weak:' July, . 863@87%c, closing ut 87¢ cll ust, 864085 ¢ at 8b¢: September, 88c, closing at 881c; spot No. 2 white, 00; No.2 Chicugo, SK54@896: No 8 Ohlengo, 70 No. 8 white, 800c; mixed westorn, 38800 white western, 881 (cddige. Hav-—-Moderate domand, stoady. PROVISIONS—L'ut ments, quiet,firmer; pickled 1les, 12¢; pickled shoulders, 8iie; middles, ull, lower; short clear, 9%e. Lard, quiot, ower;s westorn steam eclosed at $9.90; nlos, 50 tiorcos it 89.00. Options sales, none; June closed, $9.85, nominali July closed at $9.5. pominal; Scptember closed at £10.45, tair, deniund eusy. BorreR-—-Better demand, firmer; wes Aairy, 14@16}50; westorn creamory, 16150 weatern factory, 185G 100; Elglus, 20t Ougkse—Falr demind. recolpts, 6,000 pkgs, clly (#2for pkgs.)4 11-16¢ CorToNseep Or—Dull, wea crude, 88¢; yellow prime, 42@48¢; cholee, £0c, PETIOLEUM he market was dull. Penn- sylvania oll spot sules, none; J\llly options, siles none, 65%c¢ bid, ‘all day; Lima oil, 1o los. 20130 bid, RoBIN-Steady. Tu; |“|‘1‘"'|"“.Myx Q:S'Ii@!!llr. ull; domestle, o e: W e ukr 0 extra, 25 w Orlenns, open ke , §ood to choloe, stondy at 30386, P°® kottle good to .S.:m‘h--lmw. firm; refined, falrly active, rm. Pia Inox—Dull, steady; Amerlcan, $12.76@ Qorrn—Steady; lnko, $10.65. LravcQuict; domeoutic, #1065, A IN—Qulot; plates steady. Spelter, dull; do westic, $4.20. L 7. AR B Hunsus City Market, Kaxsas Ciry, June 21.—Wuear—Dull and ‘;‘-;h No. 2" ard) Brs@one. No. 2 ved. 6% Ooun—Active and firm; No. 1 mixed, 83%@ No. 2 white, sde. o © ixed 83%@ Are—Dull and e lower; No. 2 mixed, 26@ #7¢; No. 2 white, 28a284c. ‘mm- R—Firm; creswery, 18@19¢ 18¢, Dull at 18¢. EIPTS—Wheat, 8,000 bu.; cora, 3,000 bu.; oata. none. IPMENTS—Wheat, 21,000 bu.; corn, 8,000 bu.; oats, 1,000 bu, Manchester Commercial Review. MARCHESTER, June 21.—The Guardian, in its commerclal article, “suys: The warket Is Itlllul and uneventful. Sellers are sometines posed to abate extreme rates und a fair Amount of business has been exccuteds and dalry, especiully n wider shirtings. Recent enguge- ments hivo pluced manufucturers in a post o require a lengthened period for de- very. There have been orders from China, THE OMAHA DAILY REE: THURSDAY, JUN 22, 1893. bt they have ot been dgeelined. o prices prevailling atthe end ot May are guite out of the question, Thon the “sales wore loss numerous Tho delivery of the widor shirt- Ings required for Japan cannot be obtained betor promber or Oct r, these goods Veing so well engaged. There §s little doing in heavy goods, T n«\n|||||r( for printing cloths is limited, under the influence of weaker cot- ton marke erican and Egyptian yarns arc ensy. The o teifll Omann Produes Market. The general market was not very active for some reason. Tt was a rainy morning and for the want of i better cxplanation the dullness wiss charged up to the weather, The butter market is firm and there are bhuy- ers for wll that 18 coming. While tho recolpts nre very lght for the senson as nlrendy noted there appears to be slight (ncrease over lus week, The poultry market remains about steady but old ro0sters Are poOr Property i no one will buy thom except the dressers and they ave bidding only about 4¢ per Ib. The potato market is in bad shape and there s 1o prospect of its befng any better in the immediate future, Old_potatoes are not wanted and are wlmost unsalable at any price. The receipts of new potitoes have been so Iargo during the past few days that the market is demorallzed. ~The reports indicate that there are sull a good nany potatecs on the headed in this direction, which will tend Al further depress the nirket. e market on green vegetablos s quiet. Honio grown garden truck is so plenty that there s now very little that can be shipped in o, There is, bowever, quite a business being done in the wiy of shipping out new vegetables on orders from the country. e, recuipts of borrics this moting wero quite liberal and the murket was well supplicd. “There were o #00d nany howme Krown SUEAW- berries, some of them of pretty good quality. The run of black raspberries “was about the largest since the opening of the season, while there were a few biackberries, A few red raspberries have put in an appearance, but they were not very choice stock. The receipts of eggs are light and ady from points out through the state indic thut there has been o failing off in ti ceipts all along the line. That, however, not the only feature to the egg trade, the quality of the eggs thatare boink put tpon the murket s poor cnough for August. Strietly fresh eggs ure decidedly scarce. This iy be due to the fact that the weather hus becn very wurni in all sections, while in_the enstern part of the stato there hiss been a good deal of rain and the eges that are laid out of doors on the ground and in the stRiw stucks are wet and steamed nnd will not hold up long. At the sunic simo the loeal demand for cggs I8 very light und the market slow. 1t is seldom that o buyer takesover one or two cases of eggs ut a time wnd all the houses are reporting light sules, VEGETADLES @ ouATORS—Mississippi 4-baskbterates, 82.00 @2.26. LIFORNIA OANBAGE—Crates, per Ib., 214@ ; 8t. Louls cabbage, per cratd, $8.0008.25. NEW ~ POTATOES- Southern, per bbl, 88; Culifornta, per 1b, 2@2ic. BriixG BEANs—Ler bu. box, 81,50, PEAS—Per bu, on orders, 81, uMBERS—Fer doz, home grown, 75@ ULIFLOWER—Funcy, per doz., 81,75, ONIONS—Southern, por bbl., 4. LErt ., on orders, 20225 on orders, 16G25¢, ¥ doz., on orders, 16@20c. ARPARAGUS—Per doz., 35@40c. New BEETs—Per doz., 40@50c, NEW TURNIvS —Per doz., 26G30c. FRUITS. OALIFORNIA CHERIIES—Per 10-1b. box, 81.25 @1.50. ‘h"rllu\\'nznmm—l‘ur case, on orders, $3.50Q 00. GOOSEBERRIES—Per case, $3.50, BLACK RASPBERRIES—Der 24-pint 83} 2i-quart cases, 83,50, o LEMONS— Cholce' o funcy, 84.50@5.00; extra tancy, £5.5026.00. %4 BANANAS—Por bunch, Including crates and packing, $2.0032.50. ORANGES —Riverside scedlings, #3.0028.25; Riverside Mediterranean sweoets, 83.75; moun- tain Mediterrancan sweets, $3.0043.25; moun- tain oranges, $2.50@2.76. LACKBERIY ‘er 24-quart cases, 4, MISSOURI CHERRIES—PCr 24-qt. cuse, $3.00@ SoUTHERN PLUMS—WIIA goose and Chicka- er 24-qt. case, $2.0052.50, —Per doz, §2.0042.50. APRICOTS—Percrato of 4 buskets, 82,60, WATERMELONS—Per 100, $30.000/36.00, BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY. victly fancy country, small lots, cking stock, 124318 —General murkdt, 114 12¢ _Pourrry—Choice hens, 7h@se; mixed coops, 6@7c; roosters, 4whe; 2 und ducks, 7@sc. MISCELLANEOUS. rket on good bincar lots, Choice and small fat, 7@7%c; large and thin, 3@be, 3 ) cases, upland hay, St. Louls Markets, 81. LOUIs, Juno 21 Weak; demand slow: no quotablo patents, 88 8.80; extra fan: 35: chof rye flour, 53! Wi ~Closed @ 3c below yesterday; 2 red, cash and June, 683c; July, 61%5@62ic, closing ut 62ic; August, G4%QG4 e, closing ut 6450, Conn ~Foll mixed cash, 387,@39¢ Oars—Higl August, 20 PROVISION eurrent mar Dry salt mex and ribs, #1 shoulders, $0.75; longs o 810,60, Hams, unchanged,sugar cured,18@14 RECEWPTS—Flour, 2,000 bbis.; wheat, 10,000 bu.; corn, 51,000 bu.; 'oats, 81,000 bu. SipMENTS=Flour, 5,000 bbls.; corn, 8,000 bu.; outs, 16,000 bu. Burrer—Unchanged wed wheat, closing 5¢ off; No. firm, 88%C; June, 88%c; July, pember, 40%c. r: No.'2 cush, 29¢: July, 28c: eptember, 264255, Lower, nothing doing. Po ef, 31875, Lurd, 89.00@9.121;. £5.50; longs loose shoulder: horts, #9.871:; hacon, packed d ribs, §10.40% shorts, Cotton Markot, ORLEANS, June 21.—Futures stendy; 10 binfos July, §7.5(0a st, 870 Der. October, $7.71; December,$7.76; Middling, 7 1-16¢; low midding, 7%c; good 11-16; "net recelpts, gross, 83 bales; exports o Gr 8,777 bules; 1o the continent, 1,000 1 constwise, 547 bules; sules, 2,000 biles; stock. 105,464 bisles, Minneapolis Wheat Market, MINNEAPOLIS, June 21.—July sold u and down to 673c; market fuirly st k; No.1northern sold nt . 2 northern at K550 Close: June, b8 A ptember, GAc. No. 1 61c; ' No. 1, northern, 59¢; No. 3 north- orn, 5657, to hoe dy; ensh . and 226" curs Liverpoul M Liverroor. June 21,—WneAr—Fasler; fair demand; holders offer moderately; California, b8 104da ntal. lemand moderate; mixed west- ern, 4s 6id per cental, LARD—Prime western, 40s per cwt. i1 ic American, 235 8d per cwt. Cofteo Market, Nuw Yonk, June 21.—Options opened barel steady; 10 points up to 20 points down; ¢! \M'K stendy, 5 points up to 20 points down; sales, 7,600 bags, including: July, 815.10@15.25] August, #15.15; Seotembor, #14.900015.005 October, #14.80; December, #15.60816.70, Spot Rid, dull, steady; No. 7, §16.50. Milwaukeo Markots. MILWAUKEE, June 21, —WneAz—Eusler; July, 68ke; 2 spring, Ode. e . 8 white, 89c. 0AT8—Quiot; No. 2 white, 83}4@d4e, BARLEY—58C, Vi 0VISIONS—Quiet, unchanged. Baltimore Gralo Market, BALTIMORE, June 21.—WnEAT—Easy; No. 2 red, spot, 691@6Y e, CoRN—Steady; mixed spot and June, 49%c asked. OATs—Quiet; No. 2 white western, 42¢ asked. Cinclunati Markets, ('lzs(‘lnlrn June 21.—Wgear—Dull, lower; Corn—Strong; No. 2 mixed, 41c, Oars—In good demand; No. 2 miixed, 8¢, Waisky—Quiet; #1.12. Philadelphin Grain Market, PHILADELPHIA, June 21.—WiEAT—Lower; No, 2 red, June, 68150 683c. Corn—Firm; 'No. 2 mixed June, 484@49¢. OAts—Dull und’ weak; No. 2’ white, June, 3014@40c Toledo ToLEDO, June 21.—WiEAT—Active, firm; No 2, eash and June, 6be, Coun—Steudy, lower; No, 2 cash, 42¢. OATs—Quict] cash, 80c. n Market. London Ol Murket. LONDON, June 21.—CALCUTTA LINSEED— Dull; 47s }4d per quarter, STOCKS AND BONDS, Securities Were Quite Irregular in Early Trading Yosterday. NEW YORK, June 21.—The stock market was Lrregular in the early trading and as a rule lower quotations prevailed. Manhattan tell off 8 per cent und the general list yiclded from & to & per cent on light transaction the reduction in the posted rates of sterling exchunge, however, induced some business. The railways were checked by a brisk selling movewent In Reading, which carried that. stock down from 16 to 14%, the decline being sccompanied by reports that the plan of re adjustment had failed. Still later, when it became known that Baring, Magoun & Co. had ordered $600.000 gold for shipment from Lon- the don to New York, the complexion of affulrs ut the oxchange underwent a complete ehango, The Improvement was stimulated by 8 let-up in the stringency n_money,) ihe rate for eall lonns having dropped from 20 to A@5 per cent on_advices ‘from Washington that Secrotary Carlisle had or would Jssue an order for tho payment of government interest in July on 4 per cents and currency 6's. The shorts were considerably alarmed by the chango in the ary situation and rushed 1n to cov nd thit the supply of stocks of was below the require- ments, ckawannn rose 8% per cent, Gen- eral Electric 2% per cent, Sugar 2% per cent, Chicago Gas 1% per cent,’ Natlonal Cordage 2% por cent and the genoral st from % to 114 per o As a rule the advance was well mumntalied at the close, Lackawanna alone showing ilmprovement on the reaction. The market elosed firm in tone, © Postsays: 1t 18 still by no means cortain that so far us lgrge gold (mports are con- rrned the precedent of 1890 will not, In the aain, be followed now. The very announce- t of the Baring, Magoun & Co. shipment was followed today by a sharp advance in the bid prices for exchinge. /hether gold does or does not at once como to us, is & steadying of the sterling market it Is a factor of Importance, The following are the closing quotations on the leading stocks on the New York Stock ex- chunge today: Atchison . 241 Northorn Adams Expresa.. . 148 | do pref'd. Perre Haite 28 (U P.D.&G.... 145 |Northwestern. do prefd... |NY. Centrai N.Y.&N.E. to 5 | Orego 18 |Orewon Nay... ! 185 10.8. L. & U, N1I11 BT Pacific Mail.... 70% Pooria Dec. & B 125 | Pittsbure 41| Pullman ¥ a8 ° | Reading. 1223 Richme 1484 do pre imp. Ohlo & Alton, &Q.. Chicago Gas.. . Consolidated Gas. . Q. 0, I Cott ack, & Wost. . & R. G. pref'd Dis. & C. . Co..... East Tenn. |Southern P Surar Refinery. a8 Pac & BL pfd... Hocking Kin, & Tex, prer Lake Erie & West do pref'd.. 4 Wells Fary 3| Wostern Unfon, {| Wheeling & L. 1hky | do pref'd 1209 | M. & St. L. 10D & R. G, 96 |General Eleciric: Missourl Pacific... 333 National Linseed.. Moblle & Oho...... 19ig Colo. F'. & T. Nashviile & Chiatt. B3| *do pref Natlonal Cordage.. 15 |H. & T. C do pref'd.... B0 (T AL A& N.J.C 1073 1. St. L. & K. C. Now & W. prefd.;) 24| do prefd. North Anier. 0 | e, The total sales of stocks toda. shares, including: Atchison, ton, 6,600; Chicago Gas, 7,900; Lackawanna, 8,404 Distilling, 5,000; General Electrie, 5,400; Louisville" & ‘Nashville, 5,400; Man- hattan, )0; Missourt Pacific, 4,300; New England, 8.500; Northern Paciile preferred, 8,400; Reading, 29,300; Sugar, 18,400, Now York Money Market, New YORK, June 20.—MONEY ON CALL— Was active ranging from 4@20 per cont; last loan 5 per cent; closed offered at 6 per cent. PrIME MERCANTILE PAPER—6@S por: cent. STERLING EXOHANGE—Firmer, with nctual business fn bankers' bills ot #4.811%@4.61% for sixty duys and 84,84 for demand, JOVERNMENT Boxvs—Dull. State bonds, ull. Thie closing quotations on bonds: U.S. 48 reg......... 10048t L &L M.Gen. b8 82 U.S. 48 coup....... 110%|St. L. &S, F. U dln v I O8T[St Baul Consols... 126 sPacific 68 of 050 108 |iSt, P.. C. & P.1sis. 118 *Loulsianust'pedis 92 |T.P. L. G.Tr. Rets 704 Missouri68........ 100 |T.P. K. G. Tr. Rets 18 ‘«rm(m ific 18ts 1063¢ Lead Trust. . Loulsville & Louisville & Munhattan con. Memphis & CI Michigan Centr: were 177,300 650; Burling- West Shore.. 1R, G.W. 181 Atchison 48.... 0] 2168, clnss AL &8 A.58..... D &R G. A 2d B8 208, 3 it M. K. & T Gen | . K. & T.Gen.0s.. 18 blina 6 futial Union Ga.. Caroling 48 Tenn, new set Canada So. 2ds....| Central Pacific Tst. D. & R. G. Atel G.H 1. 8. . 5 Va. Ex-Mat. conp. i 5., 20 series 50 “bid. tasked, Boston Stock Quotations. BoSTON, June 21.—Cull loans, 627 per cent; time loans, 6 per cent, Closing quotations on stocks, bonds and mining shures 243 Went & 43 do prefd... . 4| Wiscousin Cent Atehison 2ds. Boston & Malx do prerd... Bur. & Biirg 10 1l Ele Tilinofs Steel, Mexican Cents 3 N. V. & New Eng.. 20 |Ca Old Colony......... 185 |Centennial Oregon Short Line 1214 Franklin .. Rubber... 40lg Kearsarge.... an Diego.. ...l 9 |Oseeola. Union Pacific...10 283 Quiney West End & 1s. |Allouez Mining |Atiantie 50 |Boston & prices gro o big duifh ago. The movememt was slow but there was a vary small amount left in first handehhe elose, Falr to good favenws woro siow sale, but not much, It angl Mower than Tuesday, while the common nand canning grades #old. at decidey weak prices. Grass cows _coming Jmi competition with the cheap Texns stock that canners are buying in Kansas City and bringing here have gone off 75¢ to #1 In th n‘um three weoks, They sold today at fre $1.0At0 #2256, Good, fat stock sold at from #3 to 88,50, Calve sold _well at from #2.60 to #5 nnd bulls lower at from #2 10 83 Thegeeder trado was in bad shape. With & very fleght country domand, yard traders, who have a very liberlsupply on hand,qwere very bearish on the frogh roceipts, and @ few sales were made at prices fully 'a quarter Jower than Tuesduy and _50c to_76¢ lower than n Jrock or ten daye ngo. Fule to vory good ders sold out of first hands at from §2.75 to .25, including several londs of westerns at the latter price. Representative sales: DRESSED BERF. Pr. No. 3 26 84......1162 80 2001101041 50 80..0...1027 50 12000712683 60 60 lower than thirty days throughout, of stock Av. 1026 BG5S 976 900 760 764 1118 87 726 16......1087 88......1087 19.0.0..1076 13 1067 b 1020 82.0..0.1154 85......1062 265......1056 22 940 18.0.0.11071 21 0972 14 045 SHIPPING AND EXPORT. 1109 416 8. 003 4 35 11656 4 20 18......1108 85 Av. Pr. 00 0b 10 10 15 15 16 20 0 26 25 25 26 30 30 30 40 45 70 70 " 4 BAALALASARRRREEEES 10 22 2 805 077 802 910 565 T80 706 910 76 eee 862 £11:1000 i 960 L1008 1008 Livee 085 .. 880 £:1080 11002 ..1270 +...1000 +22.1020 Loie.. 1088 .. 11000 1015 +eee 820 vees 070 ..1010 .. 940 L1011 1430 IS TSI i e e 95 200 200 2 00 210 226 2 50 2 60 2 66 HELFERS, 150 2 00 25 25 CA 2 60 300 8 50 8 50 400 425 BULLS, 2 00 200 210 210 216 215 CEEREEBEEBBEOEIE - emmeee CIVETY 1150 L., 1460 L. 1800 1i101840 L..1410 seeeee 780 U460 228 1160 1900 2380 £1030 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 860 200 886 505 270 792 462 295 . U85 759 2 90 . Bbl 500 2 00 817 2 90 668 2 90 Dyt WYOMING CATTLE. Pr, No. 10 82'40 5 cows H52 3Lfd's. 993 §25 86 f'd's.1051 Hoas—Comparatively liberal supplies and very unfavorablo reports from Chica; buyers 4 chance to get i good many cheap hogs toda, Thortd 'were somewhat over 9,000 s on sale, and prices were low cnough’ for everybody to buy. Packers, especiilly know u good thing when they sce it, and lave bloomed out into frbe buyers at under 86, Al- though on an average prices ruled 10c to 15¢ lower thun Tucsday, with the assistunce of eastern shippers uind Armour of Chicago it did not take over a couple of lours to exhuust the supply. There was very little change from the opening to the close. Buyers all wanted quulity and weight'was a secondary consider- ation, “nlthough the good light ind butchor gradeshad a shade the best' of it. The top Was 86,90 for onc load of choice medium welght stuff, while rough heavies sold as low 885,70, The big bulk of the falr to good hogs of uli welghts sold at £5.76 and $0.80; aeainst £5.85 und #6.05 Tuesdiy and from 86.25 to 6.9 s wook ago today. Representitive sales sh. Pr. #5 50 ————— PISTSISICICICI) Ay, Av. 200 240 240 160 40 120 8O New York Minlng Quotations. NEW YORK, June 21.—The following aro the closing quotations of mining stocks on the New York bourd Con.. Cal. & va. Deadwood. 170/Sier 100/Stanc 70/ Unjon Con. 1100 105 © 1400/ Quiei iy Opir... ) “dopref Plymoutli ) Bulwer. uing Quotations. Sr. Louts, June 21.—The followiug are the closing mining quotations: FAdams . § 37 [Hor $3.00 betll. 381 |Leo.. 0" 05 50 . ios. 65 @ 07l asked, London Financial Review. 1Copyrighted 1893 by Jamss Gordon Bennstt.| LoxDoN, June 21.—[New York Herald Cablo —Specinl ' to THe Be]—Tho stock markets were quiet and dull all around. The chief fea- ture of strength wis rupee paper, which eloses 3¢ per cont up at 67don the annonnecment Ly the government that shortly Indian mints would be closed to private coinage of silye American raflways were dull and Northern Pacific preferenc: sissippi ordinary wore highoer, but other issues were lower, Cinadian Tssuds also declined. Home securities generally were weaker, Rail- wity traflic returns were unsatisfactory, trado Dbeing depressed. Except Mexiean bonds, for- clgn securitios were dull, but thers wus 1o de- cline in prices. featureloss, and Ohio & Mis- Fluanciat KANSAS Orry, Juno BOK, 444, PARIS, Juno 21.—Three per cent rentes, 97¢ 60c for the account NEw YORK, Juno 21.—Cloarings, 180; balances, #4,680,860, BALTIMORE, June 21.—Clonrings, 82,205,850; balnnces, $416,041.° Moncy, 6 per cent. PIILADELPHIA, June 21.—Cloarings, $11, ,877,752. Money, 6 por otr 21.—Clearings, #1,- 08,308, cent, Havaxa, June 21 -Exchunge, easy; on the United Stutes short sight gold, 10%c pro- mium, LONDON, June 21.—Amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balances today £18,000. Menpmis, June 21.—New York exchang selling ut §1.50 premium. Clearings, 8112,600; baluncas, 40,180, CINCINNATL _June 21.—Monoy 6@7 por cent; Now York exchange, 60475¢ per cent. Clearings #2,615,200, 8. Louis, June 21,—Clearings, $3,048,202; bulunces, #444,288. 'Monoy quiet, 638 per cent. Exchange on New York, 81 discount. BOSTON, June 21,—Oloarings, 824 balunces, 81,754,008, Money, 6@” Exchauge on New York, 17@26 per cent dis- count. NEW ORIEANS, June 21.—Olearings, #1,32: 620, Exchange on Now York, commerclul, 75, per #1,000 premiuwm; bank, $1.60 per #1,000 premivm. CHICAGO, June 21.—Clearings, #18,688,806, New York exchange, $1.25 discount. Sterling exchango weak: sixty-duy bills, $4.524; de- waund, $4.84%. Money steidy, 7 per cent, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS, Cattle Trade Stilt ln Bad Condition—Hogs Go Ot Auother Dim WEeDNESDAY, June 21, 8o far this week compared with the first half of last there has been a slight increase in cat- tle supplies; hog recelpts have galned nearly 9,000 head and sheep about 00, The run of cattle today was falr, about the same as Tuesday and last Wednesday. Busi- ness wus rather slow and prices weak. Light fut dry lot steers were In fair demand from the dressed beef men, and commanded about steady prices. good to cholee 1,000 to 1,160-1b, stock selling at from 84 to 84.45. The offerings of bheuvy cattle were not large, but there were more than the demand called for, and they were slow sale at shaded prices, fair to very good 1,300 to 1,400-1b. steers selling at from $4.20" 10 84.70." Grass cattle, steers that huyve hud some corn, only warmed up and half-fat were in liberal supply and a drug on the murket. Sellers could not get within 6¢ 10 10¢ of yesterday's prices for the “slippery stuff,” aud un this Class of stock 120 210 80 80 120 160 120 200 120 120 5O 5O 320 200 360 80 160 B0 240 360 120 40 240 160 120 5O B0 200 40 120 160 40 B0 40 SRR 120 240 200 50 240 320 160 820 240 160 200 120 160 200 160 0 120 860 240 160 50 200 50 64....224 120 Er-—The supply was mado up largely of odds und ends, but with an uctlve deniand ovorything soldreadily at ‘fally stoudy rices. Falr t0 €00d natives, $4.60%6.00; air to good westerns, $4.00@5.00; com- mon and ‘stock shoep, $2.604.00; good to olco 40 to 100-10, lanibs, 86,001 . "Repre- sentative sales: No. 11 owes..... 1 buck. .1l 7 lnmby. . 88 ewes, . 7 mixed..... 28 Tumbs. . 4 lumbs. . EEEEEERE 3333 23 <3 23 23 713 313 3 T3 3T -3 i107 118 64,0233 60....320 63....248 63...°208 127....817 76....218 66....221 62, Recoipts and Disposition of Stock. Offictal receiptsmud disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards nl for the twenty-four hours ending at 5 o'clock p. m. Jung 21, 1893 RECEIPTS. BUERP. [ HOISES & MLS Cars “u-».m i DISPOSITION, CATILE. HOGH. 1,807/ nzu‘.. 5,444 ha Packing Co The G. H. Hammond Co Swift & Co. The Cudaby ¥ L. B. Doud’ K. B. Decker. 20 807 Bimbler Wilson,.. CnicaGo, June 21.—iBpecial Telogram to Tuk Heg. - Of the 16,000 Cattle recelved today scurcely more than 8,000 head” were natives wnd not more thau the usual proportion of these wore ripe, still It was 1ot busy 1o find buyers at better than steudy prices. Big cattle, Avorage welght recolve any ‘more fore and sold over 1,400 Ibs, did not ( Mtentfon | thah heroto- shockingly low 68 com- pared - With. the prices’ pald | for fat 00 to 1,200-1b steers. The Iatter were snlable at from #4.50 to #4.90, while the ehofcest of the former could not bo turned gyer at better than from $6.60 to #5.60. Texas cattle wore about steady as to cows but there was a slight declino In steers, the supply belng honey. Tho bulk of the na: tives sold at $2 to 83 for cows and bulls, and at from 84,15 t0 $4.00 for stoers, while from §2.25 10 #3.50 brought most of the Texans. The calf market, though very liborally sup- plied, was stendy at from $2.25 to $5.75. Those country men who had hogs on day's market ° wished they had not, for I o ® forjority ot instances T they wero for to_let go of tho stui at less than cost. Twenty-five cents per 100 Ibs. is a big take off in the space of one hour, bu is precisoly what happened’ this morning. . Buyers were exasperatingly indifforent. Secmingly they aid want the hogs at Any and they pushed them back with a rush, not stopping until choice heavy grades stood nt from $0.16 to 86,20 and faney assorted light at from $6.80 to #6.85. The recelpts were 1ot so large by 7,000 head as for lnst Wednesday and wore 8,000 loss thun for the corresponding day Inst yeur, but they wero much larger thun expected, amounting to 27,- 000 head wnd making 65,700 for the first hait of this week. At tho closo good henavy hogs changed hands at from #6.00 to 86,15, Medium to assorted lght were rot wanted at over #6.25 to #0.80. The northwestern division the lowest. Up there it was cent” “market. From 8,006 head, which were yesterday's officfal figures; 0 1,700, which “was o estimato for today, was'a blgger jump than the market wis prepared to withstand at this juncture, when the — consumptive demand is ai fo low Tun eUbIL_ stmply fmpossi- e to place so large a supply without the sacrifice of prices. Sales wero 1ot 50 good by from 10¢ to 16¢ per 100 1bs. ns for Tuesday and to effect a arance It would been' necessary to muke a still deeper ¢ Poor to choice sheep were quoted at from £2.95 to $4.90 or at from $2.26 10 $4.40 for Texans at from #2.50 to #4.90 for natives, Spring lambs were saleublo at Trom &4 to 86, Reeoipts: Cattle, 16,000; calves, 800; hoes, 27,000; sheep, 17,000, ‘he Bvenlng Journal reports: CATTLE—Receipts, 16,000 hend; shipments, 4,000 head; murket_duil, slow and lower ali around; tob prices, $4.85@6.26; riedium, #4.25 @4.75; 'Texans, $2.60@8.50; prime fat' cows and heifers, $3.004.20: others, #1.85@2.75. 80,000 head; shipment market ' active, 26@80¢ lowe mixed and packers, #6.0006.10: prima heavy :_:T(l‘ butcher weights, $6.20@6.25; 1ight,$6.35@ SurEp—Recelpts, 15,000 head; shipments, 2,500 hend; market slow, lower; natives, 83.75 T westerns, #4.003 .00; spring lambs, WESTERN PACKING ]N‘I‘EH.'I'Z Encouraging Increnso Keported Movement of Hogs. June 21.—[Speelal Telegram .J--Tomorrow's Price-Current will orn_ packing for the week was s, compared with 185,000 the preceding nd 825,000 last year, making a total larch 1, against 8,930 rominent places compare in the 000 a year ago. as follows:a TRO3. Chicago 075,000 Kansas C v i Omah J St 1 910001 110000/ 37,000 Clty Live Stock Market. KANSAR Orry, June 21.—CATTLE—Recelpts, 4,100 hend; slipments, 800 head; market slow and weak and 10@20c lower; Texas #2,0002, shipping steors, 34500 native cows, #1.40@4.1 butchers' £8.5024.40: stockers nnd foeders, 8. 34, s and mixed, 84,25, H0aS — Receipts, 900 head; shipments 300 hod; market wenk and prices 25@50¢ lower; bulk of sues, i heavies, 8.45 packers, mixed, #5.507 Yorkers, 25 Digs, #4.0005.45. SHEEP—Recelpts, 400 head: shipments, 1,000 head; market slow; muttons, #3.0005.00. St. Louls Live Stock Markot. 81, LOUIS, June 21.—CarrLE—Recelpts, 6,200 head; shipments, 2,200 ) market geb ally casior; good nativo steers, £.26: hulk of Texuns and grassers, fair to good, #3.00@ s—Recelpts, 2,500 head: shipments, 1,200 market closed 10c lower; rangé of ofpts, 8,000 head; shipments, 1,000 1 market '10@:20¢ lower; natives, 84.60; Texans, $3.30@4.10. New York Live Stock Market. NEw Yonk, June 21.—BEEVES—Recelpts. 600 head; very dull, prices 10G16c lower; poorest 10 best native cornfed steers, £4.15a 5,50; Texuns, $3.5004.40; dressed beef dull 7@8isc. Shipments today, 700 quarters; to morrow, 100 beeves, 100 sheep, 1,100 quarters OlNEkP AND Launs—Recolpts, 7,300 head; very dull, shude Tow e Lizzle Borden Given an Ovation. FALL RIVER, Mass., June 21,—Liz Borden received an ovation on he rival here last evening. She intended to stop at the Borden homestead last night, but on account of the crowd. ac- cepted the hospitality of Mr, Holmes, whose house was thronged with people eager to congratulate her upon her ac- quittal. The erowd at the Borden home- stead numbered 2,000 and remained until after midnight, a band playing “*Auld~ Lang Syne,” which created in-ense ex- citement. Lizzie says she is the happi- est woman in the world P e Two of the Bank Robbers Wounded, LimTLE RocK, Ark., June 21.—The latest report received here in regard to the whereabouts of th Bentonville, Ark., bank robbers is that the six men are staying in a well-fortified house one and a half miles from the town of Oakes, in the Cherokee nation, forty miles from Bentonville. Two of the bandits are wounded, onc of them serjously and the attending physician, Dr. Jackson of Oukes, who makes regular trips cvery afternoon to see the wounded men, says that one of them cannot possibly live, as he is shot through the abdomen. il e Aot Piles of people ave pues, but De Witt's ‘Witch Hazel Salve will cure them.;, - —————— Wasn't Ready for the Funernl, LA PORTE, Ind., June 21.—Yesterday it was announced that Isaac Smith, a prominent farmer, had died. Prepara- tions were at once made for the funeral, and members of the family were in- formed of the fatal termination of his illness. Within five hours there were signs of returning life, and hopes ave now entertained for his overy. The body was cold and rigid and the physi- cians are unable to explain the strange circumstance. ——— Piles of people have pues, ut Dewltt's Witeh Hazel Salve will cure them. ——— Farmers Killed In 8 Kunaway. HARTFORD CITY, Ind., June 21,—John Philabaum and Tom Cram,both farmers, were coming to town last evening when the colt they were driving took fright and ran away. Both men were thrown violently into a ditch, Cram was killed and Philabaum fatally in- jured. Both menleave families. A certain d & sure ou will first dose. bottles B0 cents One in Every Port Gets a Gallant Tar- Into Trouble, PREACHER-DETECTIVE NABS A BIGAMIST Fleatenant King of the United Stares Navy In Jall At Chieago and Confronted by Three Women e flas Wed- ded While There, CHICAGO, June 21.-~Frank Rundus is a Presbyterian. minister trom Cuba, Kan. His face is tanned and his hands are horny and brown. At prosont he is in Chicago visiting the World’s fair and incidentally doing a little missionavy work among the peovlo who hans around West Madison and Halsted stroots, A week ago Mr, Rundus was waiking along West Madison street when he espied a figure dressed in the full uni- form of a licutenant of the United States navy. A boy bearing a message ap- proached the officer. The officer opened the missive, fished out a silver dollar, and without looking at the note tore the letter in two and threw the pieces away The Kansas pastor's curiosity wa aroused, so he fished the picces of the letter out of the gutter, ana piccing them together, learned that the lienten- ant bore the name of James H. King and that the writer was his wife Kittio, The letter bore the name of a West Side restaurant. Mr. Rundus changed his boarding place to tho restaurant whero Kittie was and soon became acquainted with her Yestorday Mr. Rundus saw the natty lieutenant in conversation with a woman who was not the waitress. Being sus- picious and curious he sauntered up within ecarshot and heard the woman vromise to bring the lieutenant $10 that afternoon. The lieutenant addressed her as‘‘Carrie” and “wife,” Mr. Rundus hurried to the restaurant, and, together with the indignant Kittio, vent to the point agreed upon by the licutenant, the pastor meantime swear- ing outa warrant for tho arrest of James H. King on a charge of bigamy A detective with the warrant also a companied them, At 2 o'clock Kittie, Mr. Rundus and the detective met Carrie at the rendez- vous. The two Mrs. Kings were intro- duced, cried and vowed vengeance on their mutual spouse. Taking a turn down Canal street My, Kol 1° the best Blood Medicine, because PO it assists nature to throw off the im- purities of the blood, and at the time tones up the entire o coutrary to the effectof the us potash, mer- cnry, sarsaparilla mixtures, which bottle up the impiirities in the system, thus producing much sickness and suffering. Therefore, Zor a BLOOD MEDICINE you cannot do better than take 8. 8. 8, “As a physician, T have prescribed and used 8.8. 8. in my practice as a tonic, and for blood troubles, and have heen very successful. I never used a réme: ich gave such general satisfas tion to myself and patients. L. B. Rizeny, M. D., Mackey, Ind.” Treasise on Dlood and skin diseases mailed froe, BWIFT SPECIFIC CG, A tlanta, Gaw e This is just e e e, ,' Rundus meot the lieutenant with a youn | and handsome woman on his arm. The preachor dotective called Kittio and Carrie to soe Me. King seat his new come panion in a street car. Mr. Rundus called the ofMcer to arrest King and the two women made ascene. King declared that he did not know either of them and that the woman he was with was hiy own and lawful wife. Notwithstanding his protests the lew tenant and all his gold trappings wera locked up. The three wives have agreed jointly to prosecute him, and it has sinca come out that Lo has married a number of other women in the same manner and was keeping up a very fine appearance on money furnished Nim by his wivel cach of Whom was kept in lgnorance of the existence others until unmasked by the astute Kansas pavson. — = ] ABOVE ALL OTHERS, Dr. Plerce's Goldon Madical Dis covery is the medicine for the hlood. You'll be willing to beliove this, perhaps, if you think of the Sray [t's sold to Jou, On trinbes that's what it amounts to. In any case whero it fails to beneflt or cure, your money is returned. With any doubtful or ordinary medicine, this couldn't be done. And it {sn't done, except with the W Discovery." 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