Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1893, Page 6

e COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Brilliant Weathor and the Silver Oollapso Demoralized Grain Prices. NO OPERATORS SEEMED TO WANT WHEAT Prossure to Sell Jnly Was Unnsunlly Urgent aud the Discount in Septembs Widenod Several Fractions— Stocks and B OmOAGO, Juno 28.~Rrilllant woather and the silver collapse was too much of acombina- tion for grain prices today. Compared with last night in whoat there was a loss of Xc for July wnd from %c to %c in September, the groator decline in July representing just o much added to the carrylng charges. Corn lost 1¢ per bu., and oats %c. Provisions were firmer for Scptember, but, weak for July and tho carrying chargos are more onorous than ever. Tocarry pork two months It costs $1.10 por bbl. There was a jump of 6¢ in the prico of flux soed. The Iilinois Seed company owns practically all tho secd in store, which only amounts 1o about 800,000 bu., compared with 8,018,558 bu. n yuar ago. There are not enough ople interested in the flax market speculi- BIVily o Freate n sensation, but i othor ro- #peofs all the elements of one are in present existonc: i Nobody seemed to want whoat. The pres- suro fosell July was unusually urgent s the discount in September widened to 1% against 1%c a fow days ago, This naturally erented the fmprossion that there was w good deal of July wheat not cared for and that money was not €0 plentiful as it was thought it was n few diys ago. All the crop news vorable, ~harvesting is { and cables wers nsy. e failurs of a trust nompHy at Minneapolls and rumors of other failures elsewhere added to the benrish foeling, Not only wore lacul Tongs froo sellors, but there were honvy selling orders hore from' the northwest and from St. Louix, while huying was slow and cautious. Orr, Logan and nnett-Hopking ders on the sclling side and shorts principal buyers. The market re- A'slightly on Bradstroct's reportof t bl decline in available supoly. The opening was about from ¢ to %e lower, ruled wenk and rices further declined ae for July and te for eptomber, held stendlier and the “closing wus from bc 10 igc from the bottom. The very favorable crop reports and large roceipts, togother with the action of wheat, all tonded to depress corn. Opening trades wero At from 1ic to e decline, and under n moder- 8to selling pressure and'lack of demund the market ally sold off from %c to %c more. At thio d and fniproved ‘a little and the market held steady, and st the close had lost from 1c to 1ic. Outs were traded in moderatoly, the best buying of the duy coming from shorts. Price cceded from 3¢ to 1e, and closed ut about the otton. There was o large advance in the pric flax, occasloned by bad reports of the grow- ing flux crop in Dakota and - the smullness ot tho stock here. The shorts became alarmed, and one firm in the seed trade, owning the en+ tire stock here, was able to got its own price, the result being an ndvance of 5e per bushel since yesterday. This can searcely be called corner, but the result to people who have #01d flux short amounts to the sume th Provislons arc only slightly changed Jast night after many fluctiations within moderate range. The feature wus the pur- chasing of lard and ribs by Wright und other pickers. The trade was on the wholo light and spasmodic. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 0 carss corn, 520 cars; oats, 240 curs; hogs, 24,000 head. The lending futures ranged as follows: Open. | High. | Low. | seomed more fa- becoming general of Ciose. 5 04| Ba%aL 6516 ¥4 sl o4 4% 700704 i 05| Go%wd( 40| 308 408 3P{aty d2ig llg 203% 29 201 19 10 20 00 29 283/ 26% 18 90 20 00 &1 065 §| 1015 8 021 8 RS D27l 9407 | 927k Onsh quotatlons were as follows: Frour—Nominul; buyers, both local and for- sign, holding off, WAEAT—No. 2 spring, 64%@04%4c; No. 3 BDEINE, 1. 0. Dy 65@65e: No. 2 red, 644 (644 ConrN—No. 2, 80%@39%c; No. 8 yellow, clos- tng ut SKc: ATS—No. 2, 29¢ No. 8 white, 2014 Ryr—No. 2, 48c. Banrey—No. 2, nominal; No. 8, no sales; No. 85¢. . 2 white, f.0.b., 81c; EED—Drinic, §3.70. Ponk-—Mess, Dbl $18.975%4@19.00; lurd, r 100 Ibs..' $0.66@9.674%; short ribs, sides loose), #5.90@8, dry ' salted shoulders {hoxca), 89.004:9.50; short clear sides (boxed), $9.50@9.75. Waisky—Distillers' finlshod goods, per gal .12, 5 7 + BoaAr—Cut, loaf, 6i(c; standard “A," 5.6 The following were the receipts und ship- ments for todny! granulated, ARTICLE lour, bbls.... hieat, bu. . Corn, bu ats, bu. butter crean duiry, 14@17¢; eggs, firmer, New Yok Markets, NEw YORK, June 28.— FLOUR-Receipts, 000 pkgs.; €xports, 2,000 bbis., 14,000 sick sales, 11000 pkgs.;' market’ quiet, wouk: winter wheat, low grides, $1.95%2.45; winter wheat, fair 'to_ fancy,' $2.45¢3.45; winter wheat, putents, §8.40¢4.00; Minnosota_cleur, 2.503.00; Minncsota strulghts, $3.8024.00] nnesota putents, $4.0004.05. < ConN MeAL—Qulct, steady; yellow westers TX Ok oLy Rye—Dull; western, 58c. By MaueoDull, steady, WHEAT—Recelpts, 144,000 bu.; exports, 231,- 000 bu.; sules, 11,745,000 bu. futures, 260,000 bu, spot. Epot murket uctive, lowe! red, in store and elevator, 703c; ufloi 734e; . 0. b, T1S@T244¢; ungraded red, No. 1" hurd, 70 No. 1 north No. 2 northe: s uctive, “wenk red,July, 70 11-1671 9 ng ut 70%c; August, 783,@73%c, closing at Sic; September, 75° 8-16w75)¢, closing ut 75%e: October, 7714 78e, closing 4t 77'5c; De- [ 16@811gc, ‘closing nt HOe. Cory-—Recelpts, 26,000 bu.; exports, 65,000 bu.; sales, 1,250,000 bu. futures, 00 bu. pot. Spots ATN@4Re in elovitor, 453 t. Options fairly active, weuk and g riduly, 475%@48 e, clos ! Ang wt 473ci August, 49Q49kc, closing ut #9c; Bopteber, 49 9-16@00c, clostng ut 405%e. OATS ~Recelpts, 57,000 bu.; exports, 9,000 bu.; sules, 530,000 'bu. futires, 102,000’ bu, #pot. Spots weak ut h@le decline, falrly thve, “Options fatrly active, lower; July, 845 Bie, closing at §43(c; August, flwlnl at 823 va]nwnl ng at 82c; No. 2 white, 85¢; N No. 8 Chica Thei wixed weste soteiic, Liberal supplies, weak; shipplng, 70@ %6e 1 good to cholce, BULIBE. R 1Y {!uv& Steady, quiet, "ROVISIONS-—~Cut meuts,quiet,steady; picklod pellles, 12 fbs. ut 18c; nilddies, il sroady urd, quite, steady; wostern stoam closed 19.90 nsked; sules, 76 tiercos at 5; options, sales nonei Juneclosed 8985 nominal; July :l:iv‘wdd #0.55, ‘l(mm'lnlul: dh'q'pln hgr closed $10,60, ed. , Iaie dewand,” steady; new niess, $10.000'19.50, N o BurreR- Firn ern dalry, 164@18 Cugrsk-Qulet, stendy. EaGs—Fulr d a4 firm: Phgai westorn freat, 17 510kc. A uand, fien; elty, O Botter dor; s Bominal; yellow prime, 42¢. o] REROLEUN - /s neglocted; Pennsyly Oll, spot sules, none; July optious, sales, 676 bid: Li oll, no sales, S0¢ bld; total ales ) 27 BwBoie; white demand,; west 22¢, recoipts, 4,800 (#2 per nd, firw; T tralued, common to o od, 4 PURPENTINE-Qulot, firm. Rice—Falrdemand; steady; domestic, tair to extra, 25@2440; Jupun, 4534 4%¢. MoLASES—New Orleaus open kettle, good to choice, quiet, steady. SuaAn—Raw, dull, steady: falr rofining, e coutrifuguls, 96 toat, 43¢; retined, quiot, endy. ”l‘alfimn -Dull, steady; Amcrlcan, 812,600 Correr-Weak; luke, $10.50, LEAD—Weuk; do c, $3.40. TIN—Olosed ‘quiet; Struits, Plates, steady. BrELTER—Domestic, #4.20. Manchester Commercinl Roview, MANCHESTER, June 268.—The Guardian, o its commercinl wrilcle, says: Iu Munchester, There w vory extehsive business in toxtils 1 Ix dotie with Ludiu, conflicting opinions I regard to the Gawible oitberaf the gosation of free colnuge of silver in ludia o merchunts aud manufacturers think the ulet, oasier; Baiy #10.90 asked; THE OMAHA Action of the fndian government will benefit Dusiness when the changed conditions are fally understood, whils ofhers foar that the Increasing divergence of value hetwoon the « arkd ailver will ultimately break down the artificinl basts on which it fs sought to &lyo & gold value, Manufacturers and spinnors who have given 1ittle attention to the currency auestion nre disposed to reckon on higher ratos of exchango belng synonymous with immrprw for their goods, and are Inclined to_ratse ir question necordingly, Telegrams, however, advise of & decline in the prices of shirtings in Calcutta and warn of danger of cancellation of orders on A rapld mdvance In exchinge rates. The fall In tho price of silver fs rogarded with mis- giving, as [t may expedite logisiation at Wash ngton, from which place the wmost severo strain ‘on the Inaia oxporiment Is likely to come. The market fs very firm and buycrs are not disposed to operate. A trifling advan I\ pald for whirtings for Bombay. A fow spo cial cloths havo been taken from Calcutta. Otherwise the market is quiet. Omnn roduee Market, The butter market continues very firm, while the receipts wre not larko and the de- mand good, The quality of hutter coming to this market s not ivery govd wnd there is a sory small provortion of tho recoipts that will do for the city trade. The great bulk of all the receipts lina to bo sold to the packers and reworked before 1t will do for tho local trade. AlL the buttor coming to this murket 1s mel ing with rendy salo and there appears to ho a for good denl moro thin 1s coming. kKs ure about steady, but still there is a weak footing, The rocolpts are not is @ rale Targe but there wre quite & good many oges on the market wll told. The focal consumption dyes not APPORT to Le Targe Tho receipts of poultry were quite large and the market was not overly active. Tho local demand doos not wppuar t e Lurke cnough to tiko any greatamount of poultry atpresent Dprices, Doulers handling California truit are pro- dicting that prices nre going to be low as soon @8 the heavy run of car lots sets in, which will be {n the near future. VEGETADLES ToMATOES—Por 4-basket cratos, 81,60 @2.00. CAUNAGE -Crates, por b, 21@2yc, NEW POTATORS—Southorn, per i, #8; Cali- foruin, per 1b,, 2¢ STRING BEAN £1.50. d grown, 40@260c. GAULIFLOWEI-Fancy, por dor., $1.76. ON1ON8—Southern, per bul,, 84, FRUITS, @y AronNtA CuErius—Por 10-1b. box, #1.25 50, 4 SIRAWBERRIES ~Por caso, on ordors, #3.503 00, BLACK RASPBERRIES—Por 24-pint cases, §2; 24-quurt cnses, #3.60 76, LEMONS -Cholce to funcy, $5.00@5.60; extra fancy, #6.50@6.00. BANANAS-Per bunch, Including crates and pucking, $2.0002.50, ORANGES—RIverside seedlin, Riverside Meditorranean swects, tuin Mediterrancan swoots, $8.00 tuin oranges, £2.5002.7¢ BLACKBERIIES—Por 24-qt. caso, #4, SoUTHERN PLUMS—-WIId gooso wnd Chicka- saw, per $2,0042. 50, PINeAPPLES Por doz., §2.00%2.50 APRICOTS—Per crate Of 4 huskots, §2. WATERMELONS—Per 100, $30 CANTALOUPES —Per doz., $2. BUTTER, GG Burr-Strictly tancy country, small lots 16@16¢; packing stock, 184 Eaas—General murket, 1114@12c. PourTrY—Cholce hens, 7@7'5¢; mixod coops, 6ci roosters, 4@bc; spring chickens, §2.750 4.00; geese and ducks, 7@sc. MISCELLANEOUS. 1TAY—Tho market on good upland hay, 86.50 7.00 in car lots. St. Louls Markets, ST. Louis, June 28, —FrLour — Dull, un- changed: winter patents 2.45@ i August, 63 Foliow down; No. 2 mixed, y, closing, 87c¢, August, 87%c; September, S81GIR%c, Oats—Nominully lower; No. 2, cash, 20c; July, 27¢; August, 244c; September, 243c. PROVISIONS — Quiet, firm. Pork, eurrent make. #18.50; lard, $9. Dry salt meats, loose shoulders, $5.25: longs und ribs, $9.10; shorts, £9.50; boxed, 16¢ more, - Bucon, packed shoul ders, '89.50; 'longs and ribs, $10.874; shorts, 810.50010.62%. " Hams, sugir cared, $3.00G .00, Recerers—Flour, 2,000 bbls,; wheut, 11,000 bu.; corn, 25,000 'bul; outs, 18,000 bu.; rye and barley none. SHIPMENTS—Flour, 10,000 bbls.: wheat, 2,000 bu.; corn, 82,000 bu.i oats, 9,000 bu.; rye and barley none. Burrer—Unchanzed: choice croamery, 19@ 20¢; cholee dulry, 16@217c. Kansas City Markets. KANSAS Cr1y, June 28.—WHEAT—Weak and lower; No. 2 hard, 65@56¢; No. 2 red, 55@56¢. firm; No. 2 mixed, 84@344c; No. 2 white, 8434 tak and ke lower: No. 2 No. 2 white, 273425 wFirm; creuniery, 16@10c; dairy, 14 mixed, More nctive; 10710%c. ‘Wheat, 18,000 bu.; corn, 4,000 bu. ; b niesENTS—Wheat, 81,000 bu.; corn, 12,000 bu. iverp 1 Maurket LIVERPOOL, June 28.-WHEAT—Steady; de- mand moderate; holders offer moderately; No. 1 Callfornin, 65@6s 1d per centil, Conx--Firm; demund moderate; mixed west- ern, 4s 434d per cental. BACON—Long nnd short clear, per ew! Tur CHEES per cwt. Pas 55 1bs, 41s NTINE SPIRITS—285 per cwt. American finest, colored, 47s 6d Janadian, bs 5 per cental, Cotton Market, NEW_ORLEANS, June 28.—Quict; good mid- ling, 7 16-16¢; ‘miiddiing, 77 fow mid- dling, T3c: good ordinar i met ro- celpts, 660 buly S5 eipts, 704 bales: exports constwise, 800 bales; sales, 2,300 bales stock, 99,000 bules, Futures steady: sules, 15, 100 bules; June, £7.49, nominul: July, $7.440@ 7.46; August, $7.4407.45; September, 87,040 7.5 October, $7.64@7.65; Novewmber, $7.71@ 7:723 Decenbr, §7.77G7.78; Junuary, $7.947 19049.00. o1, Crry, * cortificutes ost, HO3; o cloirances, 08,000 bbls, bbis.; shipiients, 104,267 bbis. PrrTssuRra, June ' 28.—National titicates opened it 573 closed it est, 6744; lowost, 56%. Sules LONDON, Juno 25, —CALCU 8pot, 41s 6d per quarter. 28, t 57; PURTER National Traasit ighest, 57%; 1o 21,000’ bl Mransit %5 high- 100 bbls. LINSEED— Milwinukeo Markots. MILWAUKEE, June 28.—WueAT—Quiet; Sep- tenibor, 63ige. Coux—Dhull; No. 8, 87c. Oars—Steady; No. "2 whilte, 38, 81@3115¢. BARLEY Kye--50c. PROVISIONS— Ste No. 8 white, pork, £19.,10, New York Dry Goods Market. NEw Youk, June 28.—New business in dry goods wis wpparently though Spectaltios the demind wid fair for the pres ent condition of Considering the finunciul situnt 4t the moment, seems o plicated. thore wus perhups s wuch doing us could ba expeeted. NEw Yonk, June 26.—Options opened firm and unchunged to 15 points up, eclosing stendy at 25630 points up: sulos, 25,000 bugw, including: June, $15.45@156.60; July, $16.45% 16.60; August, 16.40%15.60; Septoniter, $15.20 @I5.45; Deceiber, €15.00w16.16. Spot Kio, tirmer but quiot; No. 7, #16.00, MINNEAR cush stronge 87%c; July, 67 G8%e, On track: N ern, b8¢; No. at advanced, Close: June, eptembor, ugust, 601ge No. 1 north* No. 1 ha orthern, BALTIMORE, Juno 26.—W decline; No. 2 red, spot, June ConN-Eusy; mixed, spot 47 Oars—Easy, quict; No. 2 white, 40¢, Steady ¢ at ad July, 68 BTOCKS AND BONDS, Quite Honvy and Throughout the Day, NEw YORk, Juno 28.—Barriag one or two feeblo rallics, the stock market was heavy and unsettled throughout the day. The trad- 1og elewent, which s still bearish, was even more demonstrative in 1ts attacks than usuul, owing to the further broak of 10c In sliver certificates and the morcantile ewbarras ments reported In various places out west, Selling for Chicazo, Hoston and Lone don wecounts accelorated the downward movement o prices at intervals. The favorable trafiic twins of many roads failed to exerclse any appreciablo tufigs ence. Denver & Rlo Grande preforred scored the greatest decline, dropping 6 por cent to 894, This sharp break wasduo o the foar that the closlug up of silver mines becauss of tho low price of metal will seriously diminixh the company's roceipts. #or the suuie rosson Unwn Pacitic dropped 2% por cent to 24, while Ontario wining broke 2 per cent 010, and closed-at 8 per cent bid wnd 7 per cout usked. Jersey Central declined 4 per cent to 100; Bugur, 8 per cent to 78i; Nutlonsl Lead, 8% per cent to 28%: Burliugton, 2 per e S OLIERO G, 21 mor Ease 1o 0b%e; Norie Wostern, 24 per cont to 102; Bt. | ar eeut to 06; Rock Island, 2% per cent to mf;. Securities Unsettled Lackawanna, 2% per cont to 146%: General Electric, 2% percent to 66%; Luke Shoro, 2 per cent’ to 122; Manhattan, 8'4 per cent to 28, and Westorn Unlon, 21¢ per cent to 70X, The other losses In the usually prominent shares woro loss thiun 2 por cont, American To- Paceo being & notable oxcoption, After opon. ing 1% por cent lower at 55, the stock rose steadily until it reached 62. 'Near the close, when m got np to 80 por cent, the Loard made a vigorous dash at the market and the 10 wost pri ached. Specu- Tution loft off fovorish w ak The Post suys: That the demoralization (n the silver bullion murket should affect the prices of socurities {8 not to be wondered at. hat it should affect them unfavorably is equally natural, notwithstanding the diffor- on opinfon’ as to the ultimate result of Indin's action. For the mornient the operation of the factor In the market s uncertain. It has been & heavy blow to some large London interests latoly uetive in the bulllon market. The ar- Fangenont for the e al regulation of Indfun exchange botween fixed lmits Is in- genlous and provents o general and disas- upset to tho plans of London nierd of course, prevent much ance for exchange of commercial | which Mr. Gladstone tacitly admitted when in- terrogated in Parliument yesterduy, Indin merehants, whose plans have fnvolved specu- lation in silver bullfon or rupee paper, hive obviously met with a great roverst, The break inthe London stock market, reflected this morning in_our own, Wwas a nitural re- flection of causes whose operation, though probubly only tewiporary, are violent and ad- Vorso, Tho following are the closing quotations on the londing stocks on the New York Stock ex- change today Atehison ... N T Pac Adamns BXprows U.P.D.&G Alton, Terre Ha |Nortiy P e g, pret'd an BXpross N. Y. Central jore & Olito.. 724 N Y. & N.E... i Pacitic,.. Oitario & Western i Southen. . zon T ntral Pacitio,.... Orui 4. & Oblo....... 17 |10. 8, “hicago & Alton... 138 | Puctile Mail: LR Peoria Deo, &'F D GG tPIsbUg 1201 Paliman B iy Reading. ... 8 Richmond Tor. .. 1108 do prerd Pia | N & U Cotton Oil Cert. .1 Del. & Hudwon, ... \ Del. Luck. & West. 1404 Rio Grande D, & I Gopretdo 40 |, do prerd Dis. & 0. F. Co..... 28 |Rock Isiand i ¥4 St Paul 1041 140 prefd; i st D ae North'n pid C.&E. I Hocking Valiey Liinols Central.... St. Paul & Duluth.. Loufsyi Louisville 10 00 31 o $8 [National Linseed Bug Colo. K. & T 104 do b 87 |H. &I T.A A 110 St " o precd. Sbid. tasked. The total sule sharos, includin ton, 10,000; U of stocks todny were 274,700 Atchison, 12,700; Burling- apeike & Ohio, 6,600; Chi- cugo Gus, 5,800; Cotton Ol1, 8,800; Delaware, Lackuwannd & Western, '7.100; Distillers, 8,200; General Electric, 18,300; Louisville & Nashville, 5,200; Missourl Pucitic, 7 Nutional Load, 12,000; Northwestern, 8,600 Northern Pacific, ' 8,100; Reading, 15.200; Terminal, 7,400; Rock Isiand, Paul, 88,800; Sugar, 25 Union 00 Western Unlon, 20,400; ON CAur—Ac- 10 to 50 percent; lust loan, 20 per cent; closing at 10 per cent ' bid, PRisE MERCANTILE PAPER-—-GTS po STERLING EXCHANGE — Weak, with actual business in " bills ut $4.811 for sixty- day bills un for demund. GOVERNMENT BoNDS—Stendy. Btate bonds losing quotations on bonds: 100 (SUL. &1 M. Gen.0s. 1% 110 M. 10: s . 48 reg.. 18 coup. S, 4w rek 8 of 'f Louistanast'ped 48 *Missourt 6s. .. ... Tenn, new sot 6., . Tenn, new set 58, . 118 70 175 106 1001 721 ISP |T B, L T, P R. G |*Unfon P West Shor %R W Atehison a8 g8, cliss K. L H. G S 2 [GUH. G S A e, Tr. Rets 100 itic 1uts 100 2 08 99 *Mutual Union 6. N.J. C. Tut. Cert © 100 .50 35 Sbid. t asked. Boston Stock Quotations. BosTON, June 28 1l loans, 637 per cent; loans, 6 por cent. Closing quotations on stocks, bonds und mining sharcs: Afeh., Top. &S F.. Wostingh, B Amerlean Sugar. .. do 1 5 do_prefd. Wis. Central. Atehison 2ds T PR T, iEland s, Bell Telephoue. Boston & Albany.. 20 Boston & Main, Chl., Bur. & Q. General Tilinols Steel. Mexiean Cont N. Y. & Ne Wis. Central 18, Alloucz Mining 06 40 Atlantie .. et Boston &Mon Butte & Toston...... Oregon Shor 12 Rubber Tpmesiiag an Dicro. ey 1) Unilon Pacific 2414 West End do 1 San Francisco Mining Quotations. AN I'RANCISCO, Junc 28.—The official closing guotations for mining sto wore is follow A o o 107M n Belehior 10 60/ Mono 5 Best & Belelier.... .. 65 Nevado Quee Bodie Consolidated.. 15 Ophir...... Bulwer. Chollar’., st Conrolid’d Cal. & Vid. 185 Sierra Nev Sy Crown Point.. 65 Union Consolidated. 1 Gould & C: 50| Yellow Jucket....... 115 Hitles & Norcross, New York Mining Quotations. NEW YORK, June 28.~The following ure the iining guotitions: Crown Pofnt Con.. Cal, & Va Deadwood. .. Gould & Hale & Noreross.... 1 100 8t f » Unloa Con 50/ Yellow Jiek 1000|Iron Siver. . 70| uick Silver.. 113001 " do prerd..l 500 4 10 iz 00} 60 04k @ 05 @ B7%|Leo.. ) |S. Hopos 581 [ Montrose 04 @ T + anked, London Financiul Review. [Copurithted 18758y 4a nes Gorln Ifsnnett.| , June 25, —(New York Hoerald Cuble —Speciul (o THE Beg.]—Business on the Stock exchunge wus very stiznant and movements were aliugst wholiy determined by the silver question. Amerlean rallwiys generally opered firmer, but subsequently deelined and Denver & Kio Grande proferred, us the Horald vredicted, luve fallen heavily, elosing neauly 5 points down ut 42% und ordinury 1 por cent lower at 1215 All Mexican® raiwiy securities were also very flut, Mexicun Centril 4% fulling 85 per cont to b6 und first inconie 1t 10 12, Mexiean National A bouds 81 and Mexican v first p DEF cent 1o 6oy, ‘ail bonds w niluriy ollupse In silver anid 2 POt to 651, Home securities we quiet “and duil. " Forelgn stocks ure ull lower, especlully Grecks, Silver closes ut 84d per ouiice, Jupde paper is lowor at 70 upon speculutive realizations, but the price i bound to go higher. Speculators are extremely doubtfal about the future, but the keuernl opinion fuvors the bears. A resction In the market outside of silver influence, how- ever, Is probuble betore long. 2 perc ferne government 6 affectod by fou have dropped Fiuunciul Notes. KANSAS Crty, Juno 28.—Clearings, #1,361, Panis, June 28,~Three or cout rentos, 9! 824c for the actount. WA, 76 OMANA, Juno 28.—Clearings, $970,671; a0y Tt week S0 aaarrIuEe. ¥ AR NEW Yok, Juno 25. 247; balunces, $b, 152,71 BALTIMORE, June 28, balinces, $318,740. Money, 6 per cent: PUILADELPILA, June 25, Cloarings, $10,704, 220; blances, $1,620,160, Money 0’ per’ cont. Meurnis, June 48—New York exchungo L g & 50 prowlum, C) rii b 26; Baluucos, 41,875, Wi Clearings, $167,725; aoxvoN, June S8 Awmcunt of buliion with- awn fron the Biuuk of Eaglind o o driwn troih agland on balunces _CINCINNATE, June 26, New York oxchunge, Cleurings, #1,646,300, BosToN, June 28, balunces, 81,058,508, M. Eachungt o New York, Br. Louis, June 26, balances, #301,422 Vleariugs 8101,005,- Clearings #2,471,951; Money, 6@8 per cent. L0cgRL.00 discount rings, $18,916,184; y, 78 10 ‘per cent. ur fo 17¢ discount. Cleurings, 2,805,214, Mooey, qulet. b@s' per DAILY BER: cont. mium New Orteaws, b 28.-Clearings, #1,119,- 207. New York ¥Xghange, commercial, 78¢ per 81,000 promipjat bank, $1.60 per §1,000 premidm. CRicAao, Exchange ak Wew York, par to 26¢ pre- June 28.--Clearings, $10,102,240. Now York “oxchihke, 60c discount. Ster- ling_exchange, sixty ' days, #4.81; demand, #4.58. Money, firm, 7 per cent, LoxDos, June 28—This afternoon rupee paper declined 1* penny {n consequence of fealizations and fhe puzaling action of the Indin council in solling fts drufts at 1s 8%4. NEW Yok [Special Telegeam to Tie Be change was quoted a8 follows toduy: Uhleago, IDE discount; Boston, par to 17¢ discount; St. Louls, par to 26¢ discount. OMAHA LIVE STOCK A ARKE Cattle Prices Sag Under Reavy Recelpts— Hogs Steady with ¢ Demand. WEDNESDAY, Juno 28 Compared with the first half of last week ro colpts for the past three days show very little change The supply of cattio has fallen off a little while offerings of both hogs and sheep have been slightly more liberal. The run of cattle was quite liberal, and fol- lowing Tuesday's heavy run produced n de- cidedly wenker feeling on the market. Offer- ings Included a lot of good fat corn fed steers, in fuct there were so muny good cattle here that in the absence of encouraging reports from Chicago und notwithstanding an un usunlly active demand from shippers vrices ruled ull of 10¢ to 16c lower than Tuesduy. Good to choice 1,260 to 1,450-1b. beeves sold rather frecly at from $4.60 to 84.75 and the good 1,050 1,160-1b, steers were easily moved at from $4.25 to #4.60. Ou rough, heavy and untinisied cattlo tho murket was very slow and weun, and they were hurd 1o wark oft at from #4.85 to £4.50 for 1,200 to 1,400-1b. steors. With tho light, thin, half-fat’ grassy Stck 1t wis hit and uiiss. Somo sellers suid thiey hud o take off a quartor, others not over 15¢, Buyers ull prepared to ' lot that class of stock wlone, and 1t was almost impossible to nove it Sules were ut from 8456 down to 83.65. 1t was a dull, mean murket throughout, but about ¢ verything wis disposed of. The cow market was nearly Supplies wel too imited W be otherwlse, there — were less than o dozen loads here all told. Aside from i bunen of funcy spayed heifers that brought $3.50, the range_on poor to good cows was trom §1,25 10 £5.60, with the bulk of the fuir to good Dutehers' stock ut from 240 to B85, Fuir to cholee calves sold ut from §2.00 10 650, or wbout steady prices. Poor to fuir bulls were slow and easier at {ron 8159 to 2,80, with good to oice bulls und stags steady at from 83 to 84, “Thero was i better inquiry today for fecders and iteame largely from prospective country buyers., The cattie that were here wero largely coinmoii und sold at comuon prices from 8240 10 #3.26. Good well-bred stock, weigbing 900 1bs. wnd upwards, would linve sold readily at SLrOE pricos. Representutive sul DRESSED BEEF. r. q 3 40 50 50 50 steady. for v Av. 640, 805 865 840 27 871 1001 Av. 1148 1082 S ok S 4e1117 1140 1067 1065 987 1081 1070 W )1 B......1208 1111 ool 1094 187 ORI TES Y 1144 Tai1170) 1016 ... 1208 1027 B8..... 1247 L1072 1204 PING AND EXPORT. 00 42......1281 00 17 1154 25 BUTL.0 111277 5 1328 85 45 50 50 50 No. c2nERET 1211 1321 1459 1369 [T TTETS 1229 1382 649 IS . 680 . 920 . HA0 670 560 TH6 . 990 L1040 S F0) L 660 L 900 L 638 787 1020 2! L1210 1000 1182 988 BHG 530 il 970 £11000 543 805 1240 1105 RPN II) 842 ST SIS [STSTETSIOR R e O oh Y Tl 00 00 10 HEIFERS, 35 T 85 2. 70 4. 60 88. CALYE! ... 800 50 .. 285 . 157 50 202 BULLS 85 00 00 ceenn 1 900, 437 . 400 747 . 640 630 1050 800 763 cewn oo .....1805 1870 1100 1810 . 840 1275 121600 Leeen1260 1635 1695 670 L2070 conseon 1260 L1150 1. .. 1880 STOCKENS AND FEEDLRS, Veses ADE 2 40 0920 . bue b0 GRO 250 . G42 260 404 1 H03 ‘ .. b6O 2 3 666 1698 280 740 527 2 90 COLORADO CATTLE, No Av, pr. No 27 feeders 994 §3 25 Hots—Receipts were almost as heavy as a week ugo Tuesday, and the quality was good. With over 10,000 ogs on swic. and lower mur- Kets everywhero also the feeling when busi- ness openied was very weak. The demand, however, was good. especially” from shippers, W over half the hog: Puckers, how protty well suit priccs und were lso free buyers, demund from fresh meat houses was lmited. Early prices wero stendy to anickel lower than Tuesduy, with #5.75 the popular price for good hows of all welghts. A good many louds that would have brought 5,80 Tue brought £6.75 catly. The active buying better reports from other markets im- proved the trade beforo long, und s on Puesdiy to good hozs of all welghts brought #5.76 and $5.80, Rough packers sold enrly us low 488570, but the range wis ex- ceedingly narrow, considering the size of the )ik, us 1t seldon (f ever happens thut out loads of logs the best und worst sell within 10¢ of cach other, The extreme S perhups, & shide casier, but cverything s outof first hands by 11 o'cloc he big bulk of the hogs selling ut #5.756 to $5.80, the sio s on Tuosday and lust Wednesday. Kepresentutive sulos? Av. Pr. Pr. No. i 200 85 75 b8 - 59 200 7l 160 120 440 120 B0 aoa 280 40 280 400 240 200 200 160 160, 120 200 160 160 240 B0 EEEEE EEEE] 33311 EEEE] 61, B T P P PP ] 48 64 70... 66... 71 200 120 280 3337~ 3 3 4 1 33 3 23 3 I 13T B e CEEEEE ] R R e R R RREEEEEEEEEEE coo VOMAN"MAILED Freg, s AILED F | BT A snng THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1893, == 3333333 - EEEEE RO — El EEE e 31 I I a1 =1 I~ - ErEE Soaae B 208 228 264 287 263 ...283 260 247 241 220 207 884 575 PIGE AND ROUGH. 80....197 80 4 00 SuEEp—Recelpts were light, a single deck ot tulr mixed natives. The demand wus {ndiffer- entand the market wus decidedly weak at the recont decline. Fafr to good natives, §4.00@ 4.70; fair o good westerns, $3.604.70; common and stock sheep, §2.00@8.50; good 10 choice 40 to 100-1b lnmbs, $4.26@56.75, Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. Oficial rocelpts wnd disposition_of stock as atown by the books of the Uulon Stock Yurds company for the twenty-four hours eadiug at 5 o'clock p. m. June 28, [HORSES & MLS 1| Cara. (Head| Cars, | Hes loa10f 1| DISPOSITI Omaha Packing Co. . The G. H, Hammond €0 Switt & Co... 3 The Cudaly P c0 P. & 5 & . D, Armour. I B, W1ISo! Tabor. i Shippers and foeders.. 0l 10870 WESTERN PACKING INTERESTS. Movement of Mogs the Past Woek Been Well Malntuined. NATI, Juno 28.—(Special Telegram : BEE]--Tomorrow's Price-Current w say: The movement of hogs the past hus been well mafntained, " Western po 15 250,000 against 255,000 the preceding week, and 275,000 last year, making total of 8, 155,000 'since )’ 1, against 4,205,000 A year ugo. winent places compare as follows: | 1050000/ 000 000 | 000 000 11%000 1381000 201,000 Cedar Ottumw Nebrask, Sloux City.. E1.000 73,000/ 66.000 H1.000 91,000 Chicago Livo Stock Market. CRICAGO, June 28.—(Special Telegram to TiE BEE]—It was not casy to get Tuesdauy's s for any grade of cattie. Useful shippfng Dbettor advantage than other auso the proportion of good ut buyers hesitated to pay tions, even for the most at- tractive of the offerings, For anything lack- ing ripencss and finish holders were required to make concessions of from 5e to 10c. That reduction did not lead to uctive trading, but in uquiet way about all the stock wis picked up during the duy and the general market closed stendy. No heavy cattlo of exira quality wero offered and the number that would grade us cholco was ordinary to good 950 to 1,400-1b. stee ing up the bulk of the 10,000 natives From #4.15 to £, thereford, bought the g urt. Cows and bulls sold principully at from PR55 083,25, ules of Texas cattlo were on i busis of from $1.75 to $2.50 for cows and from 8275 to $4.85 for steers. In that branch of the market there was fair activity and but slight chunge in values. The hog murket wus steady at yesterduy's wdvance for u couple of hours in‘thie morning, but it did not hold out that wuy. About the middle of the fore- noon . weaker fecling obtained and the close wns be lower. There wis continued activity in the pucking demand and shippers, also, buying liberally. The 26,000 hogs on sule weré not an excessive supply. The auality was not so good us for yesterday und, whiie the best sorts were not wanted ai over §6 the bulk fetehed fromw 5 0 $6.80. Froni those figures there wore siules all wlong down 1o from &4 10 §5.50 for culls, Pigs welghing froni if prime, sold close to outside quotations. — Light and heavy welght sold at about the sume figure und wt from 86 to 8685 was the range of values. The situation in sheep was un- changed. Good stock held 10 a steady course, While the poor and common stufl was as much negieeted und us weak us befc In spite of the recent disustrous decline supplies con- tinue to come forwurd with great libera the supply for the expired part of the excecaing 88,000 hend, Good o cholee nu- tives were quoted at from while it Wits not eusy to find buyers 5 to #3.00 for poor to fuir grades,” The firn, It was queted any wher tor light, tufl to from 6. Colds ba, Sore Throat, Croup, Influ- e oontag. Cough. Bronchitis and Kathwma, & Certain oure for Consumption in frat etages, e e ior tsing the the exoellent effo . st one,"“Bold by deaiers everywhere. 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(Good to cholee qualities wee consider- Ably higher than at tho close of Inst weok RECRIPTS - Cattlo, 16,000 honad; ol head; hogs, 24,000 head; shoep, 12,000 The Evening Journal report CATTLR-Recelpts, 6,000 head; 4,000 head; market slow, steady to prices 85.0005.45; good ; others, 88.50@4. shipments, ywer; top pritie steers, #4,50 Coxans, $3.1028.78 native cows, §8.00@3.75; canners, $1.85@2.85 ., Hoas ~Receipts, 26,000 hend; 7,000 head: marketstendy ; mixed and packers, #6.06@0.20; heavy, $6.26@6.30; light, #6.80, Su Recelpts, 11,000 hand; shipments, 2,500 heud; markot active, stondy; natives, £3.60@4.50; spring lams, $6.50, Kanans City Live Stock Market. KANsAS Crry, June 28 —-CATTLE-Rocoipts, 6,000 head; shipments, 2,200 head; market Stgong and 10c higher; Texas stoors. #2502 4.25; shippers, 84.95@0.45; native cows, #1.50 @4.95: “butchors', $3.004.40; stockets and foeders, $2.70@4.85; Dulls and mixed, $1.75@ Hoas—Recelpts, 5,100 hewd; tho' market wis buik of sales, $5.8 00; packers, §5.6025.05 @5.95; light, $6.70; Yorkers, pixs, £5.00@5.85. SHERP - Recelpts, 800 hoad; 2,600, The market was steady chaaged; *op prices toduy, #4.5 10,400 head; shipmonts, 52100 bi heavies, mixed, # ¥5.9086.90; shipn and nts, un- St. Louls Live BT, LOUTS, Juno 28.~UATTLE ~Receipts, 5,000 hoad; shipments, 2,800 hoad; market lower for natives; Texans steady: native stoors, #3.0004.80; Toxns grassers, ¥2.6023.50, Hoas — Receipts, 6,000 hend: shipments, 800 head; mnrket active, steady; top price, 6.10; bulk, 85 6,10, SHEEP — Recelpts, 4,000 head; 2,600 head; market stondy. shipuients, New York Live Stock Market. NEW York, Juno 28— BErvEs—Recepts, 1,900 hend; opened active, 10c higher, closing dull; _poorest to best nutive cornfed stoers, £4.456%5.50; Texans, #3.9624.06; drossed beef firm, 7@8ige. Shipments today, 800 beeves and' 2,200 ‘guarters. Tomorrow, 800 beeves and 100 quarters. SHERP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 9,800 head; sheep active, firi; lambs, igc higher. Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne has a delicious aroma’of the grapes. Its purity is undoubted [P Cu— LABOR TROUBLES AT FORT CROOK Omaha Mechanics Protest Agninst a Viola- tion of the Fedoral Law, There is lable to be trouble in labor eir- cles over the work now goimg on at the new Fort Crook near Bellevue. It all happens on account ot the fact that the contractor who has the stone and brick work on the new buildings is permitting his men to work ten hours a day. The hod car- riers of Omaha have lodged & complaint on this score with the United States district attorney, and in all probability Mr. Moses P. Keeffe, the contractor, will be called upon to either discontinue the ton hours a day work or have the United States court take hold of the matter for adjustment In looking up the law bearing upon the matter the distriet attorney has found that in chapterceeliiof the federal statutes, passed by congress in August, 1802, it is provided that “the services and employment of all la- borers and mechanics employed by the gen- eral government or by any contractor having government work in_hand, shall be limited and restricted_to eight hours in cach cal- lendar day.” There isa provision that in cases of emergency this law may be evaded by securing a special permit from the gov- ernment. The work at Fort Crook consists ut present largely of hod carrying, excavat- ing and brick and stone laying. The penalty for the violation of the cight-hour law is a fine of not over 1,000 or six months in jai It is understood that Mr. Keeffe is ps his men 20 cents auu hour for mortar work and 175 for concrete work. Hod Carriers union No. 720 of Omaha sent a commitiee down to Fort Crook yesterday to investigate the matter. They claim that all but four of the men employed by Keeffe are from the west, mostly from Cheyenne, The ten-hour arrangement makes it fmpossivle for Omaha mechanics to get work at Fort Crook, as they can’t get an_ evening train home after work hours. They elaim that this is a genu- ine griovance and they propose if possible o make Mr. Keeffe come to the eight-hour arrangement so that Omuha men may have achance at least to get work on the new garrison buildings. The district attorney has promised to com- municate with Koeffe at once and quote the w to him. If that fails tohave the de- sired effect it is possible that more radical steps may be taken. ing BANISHED — pimples, blotches, sores, humors, and eruptions. by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Med- ical Discovery. For a poor complexion, “and for " the poor, blood that, cayses it is s the best of all known remedics. Tn every diseaso or disor- der of the skin or scalp, in every troublo that comes from impuro blood, the “Discovery” is the onl | when kept too long, What Causes Them, With a Few Hints tor Thelr Cortain Pravention—This Valaable ¥ mation, Oholora morbus and summer dinrrhea ooour principally during the summer and Autamn, Cholera morbus 1s caused by tmproper food and sudden chilling of the body after exvos: ure to great hoat. Certaln substances will produce It to cortaln parsons.such for fnstance a8 veal, Faw milk tuken with fish, or shell fish, and all'dishes cooked with milk, such as_ rios pudding, orcam puffs. and even lce cream Unripo or over-ripe frult, especially If takon with large draughts of ice witor, will oause it Avold vecoming chilled durinZsleep. Innolimate ne ohangeable n ouEs this s kn ovor-present dancer. Porsistont summer dinrrhos o usunlly oausel by ma- InFis, wower atr ot impure wator. The knowl- odge of how to avold or remody theso dangers ous complaints will save much sufforinz and avold many a doctor's bill. Medieal so10nce tells us that the uso of purospirits, preferabl whiskey, In moderation, 18 & ure safegunr azalnst disoases of tho kind mentioned. Thera 18 but one pure modioinal whiskey. and that is Duffy's Puro Mait. If it fstakon rosularly at this Senson It keos the stomach {1 hoaithy conditlon, purifies the entire system,and gives tone, strength and stimuius, 1t has been usod 0r vo s by the American public, und 18 the most popular reniedy of its kind in this 1and, It 18 true there are [utorastod partios who try to sellother socilied whiskics when they are uekod for Duily's, but such poopie have an in terasted motive that s not o your good. D not be deceived, nndiasist upon havi ng Ju what you oall for medicine that's sold with a guarantee that it shall do what it promises. If it doesn't benefit or _cure, you have your money back. Scrofufa in all its various forms, Eezema, Tetter, Salt-rheum, Erysipelas, Boils, Car. buncles, Enlarged Gland, Tumors and Swell- ings, and_every kindred ailment, are per- fectly and permanently cured by it. Biiy of reliablo dealérs. With any others, something olso that pays them better wil probubly be urged as **just as good.” Get Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy at any druggist’s, for 50 cents, and_you et a com- lete and lasting cure for thio worst casos of bronic Catarrh in the Hoad. A GRAY-HAIRED VETERAN. Principal and Senlor Member of the Famous Firm of Drs. Betts & Betts 3 Physicians, Surgeoas ani Specialists. ; “Aro they dolng a large business?" 18 a question often a<ked concerning Drs. Botts & Botts. Inauirers are requested to read the following summary and jud o tor the Number of years fn practice. ... .. . Offices In operation in various oitles... Assistants employod ... Capltal Invested In business. . Average unnual exponses Average annual rocoipts Numbor cases in 27 yours, Complete cures offocted tly benefitted.... Rolieved and improved. 0,000 142,402 80,422 84,108 1042 0 Noteared. ....... ... 3 20 Costof proposed now 125,000 Cost per annum of advertising $,000 Real estate owned by firm. .. L.l 200,000 No wonder that Dr. W. H. Betts, the head of this great firm, Is ro- ferred to by his friends ns “the gray= hnired old doctor.” for to his untir ing onergy und perseverance, his signal ubility, both as a business and professionn! man, has the busi- ness of the firm grown from abso- lutely nothing to its prosent gigan- tie proportions. To create and maulntain 80 great 1 enterprise 18 enough to turn auy man gray.while the glow of honest pride that shinos in his kindly tace, his ruddy foat= ures and quick, firm. eluste step, all bespeak the joy ho feels In the groat success ho has won and the good he has bestowed upon his fel- low man. The s'ck and the suffor- ing wili find fo him a true and last ing triend DRS.BETTS & BETTS, (19 S. 14th Strest, Co D.uglas St. OMAHA, - - - - NEB. We il French free. nd you the marvelous, Proparution CALTH| d,s losal gusrantee thgt 103 will Restore = Health, Strength und V) Use itand pay if satisfied. Address VON MOHL CO.. Sole American Agoats, Cindanatl, Obie. "SOUTH OMAHA, Union Stock Yards Company, South Omaha. pest Cattlo Ho and <hos) market In the west. COMMIS3IT ! HOUSES. Wood Brothers, Live Stock Commlsilon Merchants. £011th Omnba— Chloaze elephons - JONN D. DADISMAN, , WA EPWIOL! fstanagors Market reports by mail and wire cheerfully turnished upon apolication. Mantfacturers & Jobbers Direclory AWNINGS AND TENTS. Omaba Tent-Awning | Woll Bros & Co., COMPANY. TIORSE COVERS. 708 1113 ¥arnam Streot. L Manufacturers of Ten BAGS & TWINES | Bemis Omaba Bag COMPANY. Importers and manufag: turers of flour sack: burlap, » twine. BOOTS AND SHOES. Morse-Coe Shoz Company. m and Ofce—1107-1102. 1111 Howard St A Factory —1119-1121-112) Howard 8t. Wi oNLY Manufasturers of Buots and Eboos of Nebrask s B S B tlon. 1o axteadad 1o all 1o lnspoct Kirliendall, Jones & | Amer, Hand-Sewed EHOZ CO., boo! hoes | COMPANY. e und rubber goods, 18- 1610 Harney Bire -t j (iORNICE, Eagle Cornice Works __G0AL, COKE. (mana Coal, Coke & LIME CO., hard and soft cval, B K. cor. 16tk and Douglas Street. 1qhits, el ad 1910 Doage Freet ¥ E Smilbg Co. Dry goods, notion 1 habing goor 11t and Howard Sts, FURNITURE. Omaha Upholstering| Besee & Runyan COMPANY. Upholstered furniture, | FURNITURE COMPANY sug 15tk Stree Kilpatrick-Koch Dry GOILS CO. fur- [ Notions, gents' furnish coraer [ yag obde, cor 1ith aad Huruey Sirceis 1103-1104 Nioholas bb Wholeasle only. Lobeck & Lina, Des ' 1n by o and mechanies' b 1404 Douglas Stroet. Rector & Wilhelmy | COMPANY. Corner 10th and Jackson Btreets. HZTB, E:l"o 7[171;01! ‘WOBKB. W. A L. Gibbon & Co | Omaha Safeand Iron Wholosale ¥loo ns. and Harney btroc | cap Andreen, 143 | and Jackson ey LUMBfi& John &, Wakkefield, Imported Arwrioan ot land cement. Milwa kee cowent aad Quincy white lime. LIQUORS, Whole: 101 Farnam §t. | oILS. Standard 0il Co. Kefined and lubricating olls, axle Carpenlfei Paper Co Cearry » full stock of | ntakl wiapplog 80, olo. PRODUCE COMMISSION. 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