Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 16, 1894, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1894, | bage; cloare SIS AN N Jower; bulk of slcs, AR aal LA | .6 o 4.75; pockers, $4.6044.75 i eolini i 3 Jue b Stewly, | prices un- — or Muolt i . WOG4.65; ighus, $4.4504.80; Yorkrs Raing in the West and Deolining Prices ehanged ¢! Jower| malen 10,080 Vike. | Mora Than One-Half of the Transactions | Cattle Suffer M‘.mf fuf Price on Acoount of | 11" i T e el Abroad Weakened Wheat, snjen, 3,000 baga: unchnnged; 6t noon. af Were In Sngar. flack Demand, Marnet sthaiyy o it W deciine, With further sales of 500 b NEW YORK, June 15—More than one- | XA nd Disposition of Stock. . THE G REATEST SALE ever held —_— 5. m 1y stondy: atock, B:000 bag : - | + Recoipts Y T A g R . halt of today’s transactions on the Stock ex- | P OMGIal ecetpts. afd dpOHUGN - of Stoak 48 ([T THAL T ARSI STRTR (| ()0l VALUES RULED MUCH: LOWER ALL AROUND | btk ot s s, hell bt sk | change wer and In only threo | LIBERAL SUPPLY *AND DULL TRADING | miownhy i il ce e Trnion Stock Narfy 1 or any other city. 8250,000 worth of goods at cost fim: exchinge, § 56l recelpte, 16,60 bigs lx r xlw’.“l m.‘v sale l\v le l.,,mu; —— o'clock p. m., .mn-ln . ,I‘\ " O and under. Special sale on everything. 1,600 £ Lo L h 4 nge; sto shares—namely, cago Gas, St. Paul and o & RECEII'T'S, X ietures at one-third re, ¢ pricos | Selling at the Sturt Was Quite Free and | 16,0 g i Unton Pacific. There was some biying of | o8 Offerings Sell Weatly Steady bnt &l 3 {'nr'uu. Stovos, ‘ll‘;l\h‘”fz:llli‘n?m{z:w‘ri‘-lv-l\:::!ll\::‘u::' Thers WWas & Pretty Good Demuad PRSTESIELL ot KoL, o the | SUEAT at the opening to cover short con- Motk b e FORE “Cirsibidvinvensitiivetsisieien 0 2 s\l Gasoline Stoves, ete., almost givon away. Big for July Around Fifty- buttor and. exg muiket sesteriay. owing to the | tracts, which caused an advance of 1% per bl i b Libors 2 LTI Ot attractions in the Parlor Furniture Department. Eight Cents, mirket "t fon i "The enst 06 SOntained 3 | cent, but the upward movement was quickly und Stronger. e L ORI Ife. Yook, M Space prevents showing more than one, but it is Doy Temnined In aheut the same notch as ‘the | Checked by a bear rald updn the stock, wift and. Company . 1,041 9 s = only a sample of how everything else 's being sold. under the Influence of which a decline of fm—— The 61N Hummon G 3 et o LT e Yesterduy's dispatches Indlcated | 15 por cent was made. The reaction FRIDAY, June 15. mann Packing Co ..ol Vi 1T"m v”:nw i was oft ¢ por I 'in New | brought in some buyers, whose purchases | Mhare was an Increase In the cattle supply | John Bi puire & Cos bl U 89 i bl bkt here this macket naturally feit | Caused a rally of 2 per cent, but the higher |, 'oompared with yesterday, there also being | Cudahy b weakness In wheat today and July closed Witlle some buyers ciaimed that | range of values induced a fresh attack by | 4% COMPI b (R R T %6 lower, Would tuke the Dacking stock which thelr | the shorts and a reaction of 1 per cent, | & larger proportion of beef cattle on sale. | Chicy Corn closed with a loss of %¢, oats lower hat they were not running after it w1 i v 1 i vislons lower all around. Others offercd only 101c, The bids sent into | Per cent and later by a decline of 1% per | classes of beef and shipping steers selling | P i eenn ' and pro 8 e ruled fower, | (e County were e lowir in some casen thin | cent, bringing the price down to 96%, the | lower and trading was slow. A few of the [ Suighy [ - ’ Wheat was weaker and valu the day Lefore. Other grades of butter are | Jow point of the morning. In the final deal- CH B e a customers had on hand at dle, they ad- | which was followed by a reccovery of 8 | The trade was the worst of the week, all | § auietand prices nre abodt Btendy i tiar dy fat steers were perhap ver § The rains In the west and northwest and | aulet und vricos ore about stendy. It 6 Wil | ings a rally of 11§ per cent took place, of | NNy fat steers were perhaps ol over B THether the lower cables caused many operators to | Creamory butter i tea nd “Etd e re | which 8 per cent had been lost at the close, | lower, while on less desirable holdings prices | gippirs and foct chango from the “long” to the “short” side | usking N for soild packed feparator and H74ic | the final “sales today belng at the same | ruled 10c to 16c lower. Left: over ... ¢ y ks, figures as on yesterday, After an early re- | Cows and helfers, it right tidy and fleshy, B P o marke! o selling at the start 3 feeling In the egg_market way also ? : 3 N Total iiveivir S of the market. Tho selling ¢ Vork action of % per cent Chicago Gas took an | were fair sellers, but everything grassy was e 5 Picces 8¢ e the fact that New which il was quite free, but around from 68c to 58 good many eggs from this | upward turn under purchases for the ac- y.ra ¢o"move ot unsatisfactory figures, the CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. for July there was a pretty good demand. | sectio 2 Jower than the high | count of a prominent bull on the stock and 2 - L Yacam:iis | o the il commisson | roge' 5 per cent before noon. After mid- | trade all around being dull and dragging. kit B Cibery: fhstsa s LawE, EXACTLY LIKE PICTURES Offerings fell off for a time, but men were genernlly as for bright and here I8 no {Mprovi e 8toc] 1 b men ay there were realiz o8 A o © 18 no Improvement in the stock cattle . | creased again, Influenced some by the predic- f airioty St class sicele, walen, of e ek il wava | trade, lots of the light stuff being practically Thoukh Without Particular Caute, ¢ vel a low Gl B P e Y L 4 'here ven le 0 CHICAGO, June 15.—There did not appear to f (4 . : tion of showers in the northwest and lower | Clnfmad to have buch made at B 1o e | way % per cont, rallying % per cent, and | Unsalable. ~There is even less inquiry for | CHICAGO, June 16.There did ot arbear 1o Oak frame. finished antique, in bro- closing continental cables. There was & | good onos thal the market I8 almost fieoied | receding % por cent, closing at an advance | heavier steers and the market In gencral | 2 Lo ¥0of, SR OF O ¥ noted Tower catelle, plush or tapestr d wortl fittle changing going on by the elevator ine | S''h reconds a &b of % per cent for the day. Of the granger [ a8 about as dull as it generally geta. Rep- | el L (ICr, YUt Cittied At 6,000 head, elle, plu apestry, and worth e LIVE POULTRY--For some reason the market | group St. Paul was the only one which b L, > e thelr orde yery terost, the difference most of the time being | | LIVE A Ny oy aites Y Ry | foup P T AL DRESSED BEEF. and as all buyers appenred to have thelr orders - every cent ot $40,00, for 2%c. Later private cables were said to sumption 18 a hard qu AEtollisret P Y 8 g No. Av. Pr, ; pretty well filled they were not willing to talk o et A oy thin miast dher Windy | this stock the sales were smaller than usual. P am % Trado o & basis of yesterda¥s prices, The ba more favorablo, and July closed ic from ment drosaers stocked p. * | The fluctuations, too, were limited to a | 1.1 Bt s b ORIV SRHAIA oY BAUL o the day's low fleures. The range for the | during the glut, in anticipation of o s SAnie Of(By DU ceNtEeha- TNNL DEIRE:LHOIOWE |- 1t:is o4g o 438 4 i A o ot the ? Kener day was e, the market opening from Hc | v e o T est price of the day and 8 per cent below [ 1 ias -1 415 . ally at from 84 to $1.75 for 3 from to %e lower. " demand. at ¢ hu yesterday's final figures. Some long Union | ' I i e ARG LB R Trade " opened Corn was easier within a %c range. Frec W are vory Dartieular, tho best | Pacific stock was brought out by reports 00 3 3 4 principally s I T e offerings and tho breaking of the drouth | hens, while ol rookters ure neglected and haid | that a big assessment would be levied on . evorything excpt strictly o steers of 10¢ caused the decline, thelr hens at fe, and it was hard work the stock under the reorganization. A de- : 4 ioen per. 100 1be. R e e Oats declined on the weakness of other | i Gunt ibs Sl gRisiars Were off y | cline of per cent resuited, of which 1% 35, 37 . i $ot T oy regeite. antl: deprenslon il grains and liberal offerings. The range for | i for hens. OI hens, e; roosters, de. per cent was recovered on the better report | ... ... b the Board of Trade aused a bearish July was le. mand for geese und ducks 18 very 1ight, - and | oe April earnings than had been anticipated | 4 6 . and before business had been I pro- ; B L | Whit fow fire arviving are mesdy biyds that A" Were oft from o to 100 Provisions were again very dull. Open. | JARE (00 O, AEFEEE (o ongtquence not very | in view of the low estimates put out by cross B ertarhys - bweaE Ing weak on heavy live hog receipts, the | qifi pio® Thire fs quite o little inquiry for | the bears during the past few days. $1.90 being quotation any tin market declined with few reactions, aided [ turkeys, and the few that are coming “meet | e bond market was irregular and un- after 9 o'clock, e wanted but few h by the break in wheat. ~Compared with with ‘yery ‘ready sale, Ducke egici hen tur | oopjaq, 1 and local packers bought in a listless wa last night July pork fs 7%c lower, July | Ko (NG 6 *ina it The Evening Post says: Some genuine | 1. Tty R (il S B G T TRL ) lard G lower and July ribs be lower. it all th it moving | long stock may have been sold on yester- . $.90 for medlum and heavy, and at from 81 Lake bustness dull at 1%c for wheat and | out fust wnough. The puckers are ail filed ub | qay’s forced market weakness, but it was . TS i to $1.75 for light weights oats, and 1@1%e for corn. Written thelr shippers to stop consignm nts for | not sufficient to demoralize today's prices. o s Only a few times in the 3¢ The leading futures ranged as follows: | W, 0C B BIEE 1 miticet an opportun'ty | On the contrary there was a tendency in [ 1.: 6200 $ 200 i and lamentaply wealk maret than. the. one. for felon, Open. | High, |_Low. | Close. toIst e ML e RO AL AL UL 1 | one or two quarters to return to yesterda: . 1 the week ending with today here has been Wheat,No | - i e e ooy | carlyavellaivAg s Whole the mafletile s Lo 20 3 i oV Wik i T reort Junc..... 7 T3¢ | birds strong on the wing. Old birds, per doz, | Derionced little change. —Sugar certificates i 3 200 ol w Town e, (0 30, Lor Boor fo best Juls.. a8 3 G0 Gors [ Mm@z, and Chicago Gas did, however, after a good | 11.... 1 gl 2k 1 wWiiite yearling 8% £, an Cooo G| HaY—The market was without change o far | deal of rearing and plunging, struggle up 3...1038 200 . Iambs to frc g 18 a reduc 40%| 404 PR EC R SNINRTt8 - tha L) to a higher level, and there was, on the other 200 prico ot oh 1ot from §1.50 4134 4 being lghter. There was in ar | hand, a tendency to somewhat lower prices | 3 £ 3 b Ppn AL LA e S Bitsare 13uly 3 received, but the re sev market | in several stocks of insolvent railways. 5 3 3 2 . cwt. The bulk of the sheep have bl 421 3 e LG TR Iy IUS(OrD The Evening Post's London cablegram . ;oo 1088 2 & last’ week hands at from . Sosgaiel e demand. nd hay, 8.5 says: The stock markets were duller today, | L 2 L1216 8 BFtng aoring Tastoa. Never betore. alhos. Chisago B0Msla| ? Towland, $5.50; rve straw, 6. Demand fair; | owing to the relapse in Americans, which [ 3. 5 E Hocamne & markot covld fat pring’ Iambs be supply fair. " Color makes the price on hay! | closed at the lowest, particularly Atchison. S1F bought so chean as at this stage of the weason. LIKh( bade sell the best. Only top grades LIk | mho London committee of bondholders is now § : 5 The offerings of Texas shecp were mot very CPEPEIEE VEGETABLES. sitting. It is rumored that they will not [ 4. i) Bl B ey A e en jon L haalmjat, from Bome Texas aloupes and eweet corn have | accept the reorganization scheme {n fits | 4. Fiox HEO 6,000 head: 5, 400 head; HHREG put In an apparance. "Deulers are not talking | present entlrety. “Spoer Bros. announce tho : 3 S . oo 8hort tie= auite so stronk on_ potatocs, issue of 2,000,000 of Chicago, Milwaukee & | 1. 53 § E 3 repir et alanay P E i ] L SANTALOUTES A fow | Toxas poontwloues | o “paul 4 per cent general mortgage gold | 11 5 o 2 B lin L = ing oft very rapidly. On ofders, $1.00g1.50 per | bonds. The price of fssue fs 92. They are | O e $3.00%1.00, s were as follows: RO R Gk likely to go well. Operators are again S AL 3 spring. 67%c; No. 3 spring, 2T, CORN—Texas sweet corn, on orders, | driven by cheap money and other causes CALVES. oA Rt DL R SR New. beets, per doz. bunches, 20G2c, | into gilt-edged stocks. Consols have risen | 1. 2....180 8 0 | Welghts, $1.80 ,90; ted lghts, $1.1 5N, 2 White, 1936 i No. i to 101:6-16. 2 e saes ke tvalowman o aheen, 529 2 white 2 7606 H-—Texas summer squash on orders, The following are the closing quotations ::.',.'u; nu’,fi“‘n""m' une i top sheep, RYE- USRI T on the leading stocks of the New York ex; ks y Vo, 3, 53@54c; No. | . CUCUMBER ricet i flooded with both b F (R No. 8, 83@54c; No. | pone grown gouthern cucumbers, and they | chiange today: v . St. Louls Live Stock Market. FLAX )—No. 1, $1.39, are not moving oft as rapldly as dealers wou Atohison. 7i4[Northern Pacifc, .4 2 % . LOUIS, June B EREINe: L ke 0 seo” them. - On orders, per crate, £, or | RCMIPR G o0 NOTRIE ot oo st o0 200 L. 2 e PROVISIONS—Mess pork, per bbl. GRE . Alton, T. H 32 (0. P.D. & i oo a0 ¢ gencrally;” Texas . % 2 Lard, €.6000.62% per 100 Ibs. Short ribs sides | | GREEN PF 0o Bd..... 1. 130 | Northweste s o 1 BRI WA e, $10002.25: ; p 23 7. o~ (ioos) 645! ry salted shouiders (hox b b, box, Toe, Am, Exprogi 1 Qo i i : L1 L0 e, SEND; cows and helfers, ; . W7 &M short clear sides (boxed), $.6: It , g Ballimore & Oio. {IN. Y. C ¢ oo ¢ i S Receipts, 4,80 hea 5, 2 AFA LaALE medium o cans; | alimored NY ¥ i : 5 L Market. weakl and 0@ G i Southori. 4078 Ot & W it ks sl £ vy and light, $4.80640; good 7 Formerly People’s Mammoth Insttdilmeat Housz, —There was another car of onfons In | Ganida Southe 1314 Oregon Tmp. o B e i4.73; pigs and common light, 0 y pies Md 3t S| e houss, and supplies are becoming very lib- 5 173 |Oregon Nay. . STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. Recelpts, 900 head: % 3 Aea era market |5 not auite s strong On | L& ) 3 160 2...% 265 93.... Market auet, mothiag doing, excipt Close Evenings, excepting Mondays and Saturdays New York Live Stce’s Market. - = POTAT supplies are increasing the B b 5| Pit e 1 WM 2 2 NEW YORK, June 15.—BEEVES—Receints, HOGE—Receipts, 5@l0c lower: roukh Flour, bbI8...oovoevens 70000 10.000 | market is not quite so strong, and 8 are | C.C. C. & St 14| Py 110001 o 8,000 | 1ot holding for quite as high prices as they were. | Gol. Coal Reading. o B - AT : & as they were. | Colo. Cor 9 iz 3 g 000 head. Mirket very dull and 106 Tower; na = " T 1740001 177000 | Gooa stockc. $1 per bu. A Cotton Ol Cert... _27'§ Richmond Te e i e L O el R ) n \ (i 1 \ A3 234, CATIBAG alifornia Is furnishing the ‘only | Del. q0n. do_ pfd. 3 Yo it i dium to fair, $4.3504 comm i\ 4 Al ; Hu 5,000 y ini to il market, and it Lack. & W..l 100% R. G. W ; o¥en and stags, $31001 B bu.. X3 0001 2,000 nd for th ason, Good shipping stock, G. pid..... 20 (R.G, W.pfd. T & ¥ =200 niandist $ On the Produce exchangs today the butter mar- ders, 214 F. Co 2514/ Rock [sland... + LAMBS—Recelpts, 6,000 he: ket Wi i, unchanged: crenmery, 1siTe: | | ASEARAGUS i ¢St Bt 3 { b sty et o T v, se. Eggs, weak; o resh, ¢! doz.. on o 3 . Baul ptd.... B 3 c ambs, medium to fair, $3 3 G LA GR I i TOMATORS-The supply on the market 1s | "t pid . ; COLOR 6" EATTIE, b orime or. hoidad aRered ! Sharp Advance Noted on the Omaha Marke ERAL MARKET. Targe Shippers. to. thi market- Ab & remit | BoHoNam:id i3 | soutndim B AY., L. No g Eip a0 nacd MRt o BR Y During the Week GENERAL MJ ) ge shippers to thls market. s a result, | G. Northern pfd |southern Pic No. 4 AN O N 50 for extre ] NEW YORK ¢ B il L S0 AR T Sy || B Sonr Bk 1 s, fdra 1338 34007732 s, tars farzext Sestordny's Quotations on Flour, Graln and | AOTC time axo, Missisainpl stock, per4 hasket | Hocking Valisy.: Terin ol & frort G QiR R TiRlGeneraiatkat: ‘esterday’s Quota ) crate, $1.2561 Florida stock, per 6 basket | INL Central.. flexas Puellic.... 3 —Prices on hogs took a big slump | g LOUIS, June 15.—FLOUR—Quiet Provisions, Metals, Ete. erate: g2dagain o0 T P B Dk G[TR0 CELH 70| today, with the recelpts again very heavs, | o V1S 100 ! i SCARCITY OF SUPPLY IS THE REASON NEW YORK, June 16—FLOUR—Recelpts, | | NEW BUANSThe low nrices of the past ! B e prens 3% | showing an increase so far this week over | - WHBAT—Weak, losing %@3e; No. 2 red, 24,600 Dbbls.; exports, 16,600 bbls.; sales, 5000 nt that there are har ough to il b W.StLL &P last of about 2,000 head. . Liberal supplies [ S#c: dune, oific; July, 0vi@ite; August, plgs.; market dull, heavy; demand only large . In c up again, | L 3 do pfd at all centers and lower markets elsewhere | SUMECT W0%e 000 L 4 June, %c; | Falling Off in Recelpts Quickly Followed by enough to fill wants; exporters bidding less. ax beans, per bu. .25; string beans, fli'{?m’-’;f\‘::i'»i“" “&'"“‘mh 2 tended to depress the business here, and as | July, 88%@35%c; Septembe a Raise in Quotations.~Dealers Hardly i bu! o estern Union. o y, 8 c. Rye flour, steady; sales, 300 bbls. Buckwheat EAS—The supply 18 light and the market | Louisvile& N. A WAL E % | & result the market opened slow and 10c to | =~ OATS—Down 'in sympathy With wheat and g s fiour, nominnl e 0 Good stock 2 3 Manhattan Co ... o pta ... 1gc lower, at which basis the bulk sold, | corn: No. 2 cush. & July, Jike; Au- Anticipate a Famine—The RS 5. 50 Bbls.; yellow on’” orders, Tiegsioo. | Memphis & © WS Late shipping orders helped matters some- | B%% g hSthiem ol Situntion. > FRUITS, Sichiran Cont, BE B vhat, the market closing a little more active, | BARLE thing 3 Mo. Pacitic G. R..... itatc, 3 Yesterday morning there was another frult | Mobiiect Ohic. with’ about everything out of first hands. | BRAN- id, east track. N (2 N e L I G S | LAt A Sales were at extremes of $4.15 for lght, b (R KR 1 soqr.s0. During the past three or four days the HINDOO REMEDY p!r v L‘l.s in 80 "A‘I? Cures all orvous Discascs, Failing emo, o #1.00 0 packnis, Bix fos or money refunded: AT hn‘\’?nu INTA ot it e \ili W Drlental” Medical Cory CHICAGO, 1L or thels 800D by Kuhn & Co., Cor. 15th and Dovgiass St an IR e & Tl UarTarn & Dodlers Soe OMARAT yourdrugi't B e n, 40,100 bt : S Tke Matier was Talrly. aetive ang.everys | NauonslOorags. nle B Skippy Stuff to $4.05 for prime heavy hOgs, | TIMOTHY—8.5061.00. hay market has taken a sharp turn up- bu.; sales, 5,810,000 bu. futures, 64,000 bu. spot. | thing was kold out rendily. A car of peaches, | NoJ. Gemtral. .ot | A, A & N and bulk $4.55 to $1.00, against a range yes | HAY-Dull; prime (o choice timothy, $850p | hay maricet Bat (CEOR MY ot in the Bhot “market. qulet: Mo, 8 red, in store "and | apricots and plums s reported o on | N &W ptd T8 L LK 0 terday of $4.50 to §1.80, and bulk $4.65 to B MR er, s nothing unusual, elevator, 60%c; aflont, 60%c; canal, f. 0. b, | Monday, and n sale is announced for 9:30 a. m. | North Am. Co....: 4o’ pfd. $4.75. Representative sales: Lower; Tiée. receipts. This, however, is th :uu u,'mlfllu-. No. 1 ln«-rnu"(mfi u&:‘{’i‘(r ‘N“‘u r‘('fifi"' ;,r nnnxmu‘ e prospoct I8 now u;‘..l there will Nl TR S T i -‘1( i fi""} 0 as prices are very apt to advance during A icuyy talnh weat. and northwest, and’ were | beror mrs are soostor o SaHycl a8 num- | g OlRending: . Atchison, 00; Amerean | 169....... 5 5% | CORN ME 10G2.15. the spring or carly summer before the new Vet he” undetafanca, the 'n’fl'r;:-li};":,—t\'-'é'dno' ! General Office of the Chicago, Saint Paul, Jater depressed by reports that Chicago elevators In the line of fruits lower quotation Suy 80, 20/ Durlington, 4,200; Chicago Gas, e 49 4 WHISKY—$1 crop is cut. n s quatations are CrOH ’ tice that all the existing ‘debts of the Chl: Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad Company, St. Paul, Minn., June 9, 1894 | With the statutes of the stite of Nebr a8 would deliver some of their old wheat July 1; iven o cots, blackberries, blac pberries | 23,000 St. Paul, 6,600; Union Pacific, 6,000, 9 . . . 4 COTTON TIES—Unchanged. DAy, g was an advance Tate cables firm: clowo fairly wteady at u@xe [ Knd " Ciliformin penchess. The Feec it of uil T : BAGGING ed, e e e o rathor unusual | €Fo, Saint Paul, " Minneapolis ‘& Omaha. down; June closed at 60%c; July, 60 9-16061%c, | kinds of Californii in season, except New York Monoy Market. 0 ¥ PROVISIONS weak. Pork, stan in March that reached a rathe “few | Railroad company, on the 30th day of April, closed 01the: August, 61%@64c.’ closed 624c | cherries, are ¥ tapidly. NEW YORK, June 15.—MONEY ON CALL— |} J . u mess, firm, $12.75. Lard, prime steam, $ extreme for this market, the price in a few | j50i "ware as follows: g 4 % Bonded debt ........ $21,092,800.00 $6.521. Dry salt ‘meats, loose shoulde FI0AtNg Aebt \.)\uieeesseseeerensnes 285,308,968 Total debt ........ $24,370,180.98 MARVIN HUGHITT, President. MARTIN L. SYKIIS! Director. DAVID P. KIMBALL, Director, THOMAS "WILSON, Director, E. W. WINTER, Director. J. A HUMBIRD, Director. HYRON L. SMITH, Director. J. M. WHITMAN, 'Director. J16 a1t Beptember, ) Z-Nfi:\w';v. il b s 4,900 CORN—Receipts, bu.; _exports, s were on sale from the car received the | cent. . = Bu.i wales, 205,000 bu'futures, 61,00 bu. spot. fous duy. There were none of them fit to STERLING EXCHANGE—Dull and ste % fron 5 1@ 50 heat, 12,00 | ers were enabled to get their hay into mar- ot market nominal; No. 2, 4515@15%c In elevator; | gajp out on crders. The best of them brought | with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.88% ) 4 5 IPTS niind il e » price went off rapidly and was Option market declined nearly | §3 T orann i and At ST foF arxty GAySs posted,| d::crec-AdS - i, 25,000 bu.: oats, ket the pric dlyandane d crop pro CHERRIES—The supply of California cherrles | rates, $4.85% and $4.99; commercial bills, $1.86%. [ 6 SHIPMENTS-Ilour, 11000 bils: wheat, 1000) | 50n down to about the normal poin at, .q..L'.\T’"Iv,d""“AC."Q(TS]" foog | is very light and it is not an c matter o | SILVER CERTIFICATES—(@ 01 16 g bu.; corn, 65,000 bu s, 10,000 bu. however, was a season of surprises in the Whe, “cloned iuc; Beptember, 40 16016Ke, | Olers " Hnipping stock, Soih " Honegrown | awgl\ - MENT HONDS-Strong; state bonds | i, b i Wool Market. hay market, and later In the summer, while closed, 46%c. ol cherries, on_orders, $1.2 % basket, Closing quotations on bonds were as follows: 2 b R BOSTON, Mass., June 15.—The American Wool | {he farmers were haying, there came on a 3 000 bu. L 16, bu. 8pot.. Spot | arl as 5 c Good DIng. o 6 : T) adily incrensing depression has caused | Succession 1 x R andiae e resuliis « Good shipping | !5’ By coup, Si. B Consols. . T e hotsen 't be fres sellers ot manue | plles. Again the marke t up to fam: ERUNR e 05 15 : oturers: pricon - The feature of the market | Ine prices. 39 EhisWeeke B bien the sate. by o 1eading "I'hiat season hay was shipped to Omak s Indian Territory B2 @eatke, closed 63%e; December, RAWBERRIES—There ~ were 1o fresh re- | 1 per cent; lnit ‘loan and closed. 1 per cent e §20 per ton. As the con- SRRt con 21 .‘ DR MR AN AR TR . e rtie > 85, 1 z8 and ribs Shorts, $6.5014. | days going above §20 pe . As s of strawberries, but between 200 and 300 RIME MERCANTILE VAPER-24@4% per i e 1 7o ange ami | iten of the roads improved and the farm- market held higher; No. asn@ioie; No. 2 | Gl ls quoted at $) B0c: ‘track white western, 49@63tc; track white | givwn'berries ire becomi e ooy | EOU B n rop il {P.K. G, v, Rets : 8 st mission House, of fully LCOVOM 1bs. of fine and | from as far south state, 9@53%c. Option market strong, and closed - . Pacific U8 of 03, 14| Unton Pac. 18, 3 . e redtum. 'territory. woals in original pack- | The early shippers made WALL ST. OPERATIONS Can be carried on with large profits and little flsic Ly Joining our Co-Operative Ituiroud Stock syndicate, Averago profit of 20 per centn month snrned wnd paid Lo the sabseribers for pass ontlis. st references. Prospectus, glving detafls ed information of cour perfect system, molled tree. WEINMAN & CO., 8tock and Grain Frokers, No. 41 Brondway New York City money, but v y ; Tiiee o i g Oy ot S@hko up o neat months, owink to’ scareity of ons. Quotations-are: i litle.f 1oyginun atpd 4. WWeRt SHOTG..ver s e B Private torma. but which, wo understand. | good many who got in at the break lo chsh, but far months We lower: July, 414G 17% gTeen, on orders, 3180 por | Missourd ... R. G, W, 16t8. 1.1 e 8 SoaC_the. purchser. close. t. 800, v | oo e hen the market commenced to closed 4Tac; August, ST4@38c, closed 3Txc: g ny's receints were: |, Zonn. new. ] q f (L 600,000 Ibs. of this was taken by iz | 20" own it went rapidly, the price some- o pie e i $ 1 fo Tower than on the previous. Hay that was bought to - —— At e Boplember, 31 ado%c, closed 86%c; October, | tn Iy % far thi n, there : How 8ot 5. 4 New' England woolen mill, wiile about 400, ¢ it . b o iy s0 far this seaton, the 2% 80 s1L 3 3 wcture mes_belng $i per ton B y—stendy: shipping, $.4066.50 Rt iR soventy;Qre caneatiop(raaRgr: il 56, da {| o T8 .. Yt g o a tove, “Xide trom hese. tranuiions: g 1 from $8 o Steady; 3 680, | rivals. " Tndications would now seem. to pant o ; bt B RS : v tered o | fsellficany e brought <as Hlow/ies fEoH : R T e ORI IR R AR s 104 ot L pay AL aS gm0 Chyaiat) EE e wat salted Ne o | on there ara Tikeny to he more. Viackberrics than 2 3 Quie b b0 I and fine medium U tigntly | While hiy fs ene of the most valusble HIDES-Quiet; wit salted New Orleans se- | Flophinici The market lower and good | 48,0 S 108 _ oo theioliline analingimdiin it 1] of ane Ay 18 "% ot as & rule, very K F3 # Tected, 43 to 6 Ibs., 4%@i%e; Tex oted, EDREen, sy A1 00 T {Gisd: ucrion, Avken irv. B0 sodb | Shippini stock wont at 8 : 1bs., 104@11¢; Texas, dry, 20 to 30 1bs., Gye. about fifteen. to twenty Sl LEATHER Dull: hemlock sole, Buerios Ayres, ket, and they sold T ki At to heavy welghts, 15@18c, RED } IR0, o QOL—Slow e tleece, 19G25c; pulled, | poitey ree rday, |l 6l 0. A 1 1 ‘tions share in the R L 2 | EACH I caches are becoming X P A i % G0 | Annralln iss. “iFhe suies for the week in | hay district starts In about Ewing and PROVISIONS—Teef, quiet. Cut meats, firm; T R : |Ala. Class G b . gencral dullness, ~The sales for the wecl in > N plokied bellies, 63,@7! N KIG0 AT e LEs plentitul each day and the market is quoted kA 4 i s i % o4 floston' imeriate 180000 1w domustle and fends into Rock county. It s in thi ickléd hams, 18%c. Lard, steady; western ateam doc stock, $1.7 St.Lude LM.Gen.hs, ) 174,000 1bs. fore) L6 sales since is U Bhies, e, KA30, msady; woatorn biesm e biums amon ¢ il L ; 2 o [ 11 have Deen" 35,0727 el aihinac 6440 | Queed, which e mmands the. top price, o et s 41 anked: July closed at 47 mon g ction, Small, red | offered. UAei e & year ngo. e Kalos in New' York aggregate arket M3 hay is broug 0 ot 3hrag! S s o man o _plums, § 180; large Clyman plums, Stock X h 20 4 6 Y00 1t The sales In Philadelphia g ate | this maket e Kiknorn, which docs the finent, s7.2 : 1 Stock Market, B HE X Hu A L TR f B FR L 3 i 00 Tha ; ot the jusiness in Nebraska iy e denand; 3 TROPICAL FRuITS, LONDON, June 15.—4 p. m. closing: i T, LOUIS, June 15.—WOOL—Firm, quiet at | MESL of the hoy BEnges In, FERYEE the western creamery, WG Stac: w e BANANASAs usual when vercies are on | Gonsoly,mones. .., 101 | Mexican 77 | o h ; it iiod "D bifak for Sombing | SOME | SERSACTACH: and on the St A angrothersion thalionder. Missour! lowlands ne This is very does not Correspondence solicited. much mon on the market Office, room 4, New York Life Dullling 3 come forward, and prices fo v | widely distributed from the llwlnl of pro- Waols cannot now be named. Bright, unwashed | 8RS S0 hulk rendering trans- medium . wools ar Aty lacking demana iy | duction its BT aistances costly. A very this market at present. Texas California and | Iyrge proportion of all the hay used in nongiiee: Qrogontr Y e Ul G | this market comes from Holt county, The ‘WM, LOUDON, Commission Merchaut CRAIN AND PROVISIONS: Private wires to Chicago and New York. Al business orders placed on Chicugo Lourd January 1. | district that the best upland hay is pr Siatiitae B atate 9 the market the demand’ for bananas 1 not very | Qonsole, ne 5 v heavy, - Cholee stock, $2.00 V| FoRnROl. aogint 1AL el : L ssourl lov do; smait, | LEMONS-The deniand has i U New Orleans Genoral Market. lowland hay o an extent suffic o advane B g ‘ 3 ROV co d Pl i Ivania, 12G12 " et remaing . c st aonimiiss e W 7ie | 7.0 ‘S 66,00 8 oty 3 e 1 i5.60. | as the fincr upland hay.”The coarsc hay, | Teleplione 1308 ts, 10,168 phs.: M tancy TR T - 2 . 66.. i Box meats, shoulders, $6. e o however, has Its friends, and some heavy o s, 3903 BARSILVER--2174 S _, o T X feedors Wil use o plhet, clatming that yi state dairy, 13g18c; state NGES—A'car of fine Mediteranean swoots ONEY-—l¢ pel 3 . is better for horses than the uplanc deliveries are toking gre many good TALLOW—Easy: city (32 per pkg.), 4%c bld; 3 3.5008.75, DIIS 18 111064 § ent, and for thres months’ i ai 4 B-Quiet; 10 to low fajr, able extent In. the western part of the state, | \Wealeh 038 (R e H O Croads Y (plgs. free), 430, 18 o quatity. There '18 a falr supply of | Dills, 3@ per cont. g2 it 5 O R T e mer; extra. tanoy, 4380 able ex e n . th this market yet. | Autumn, prinia, sinshamns, cotfon diets. gaede PETROLEUM=Firm; United closed at $0yec | Florida p on the market at $1.5071 e ents, $3.10q5.20. It 18 better culated for feeding cattle | way more business doing. Printing cloths dull : - g 90y 98 W per crate of about six New Yoris MInior avkationt st A : 2 ABALe=Hioady at 41,2008 P than h as it is very fattenin W2 1i-l6e for 64 square 8 t II) i-”' 130 %c. :. LLANEOUS, NEW YORK, June 15.—~The following ara tho aase A R0 X lxmnl sacked, mixed, 6@ not strengthening. In California, where it e P strained, o o . LLANEOUS, otations: i ) p yellow, G2; white ot streng By P e hArais T 5 4 0510 §99, & pan A N AR e EPTTTT o : § OATE_Firmor: No. 2, uicked, 4%, I8 grown extensively, they, feed (e NGhie | Seo the animals at Courtland beach, domestle, fair to extra, 4G6c aliow 5 to 70 0 VINOULR. ooeeneee 1 G 60 45 TRAN-Quict nt M@s2y on_ barley hay. i 5 SRR xtra, 4@oc; 4 Hall ‘ 1b. boxes, per 1b, | Grown Point. | .is |Sterra Nevada. . 70 > B el HAY-—Closed easy; prime, $13.00@14.00; choice, | still green and cured like hay, th Bottea B oE On e ons MOLASKES-Steady: New Orleans, open ket- 2 15¢; dark honey, 10@12c, Con, Cal. & Va... . 400 |Standand,..... 189 ke T 06113, 5. What in this state would be ‘called o . ! 908, tle, kood to choice, MAPLE SYRUP—Gallon cans, per doz., $12" Deadwood . 80 [Union Con o A vy UGAR-Firm;: Loulsiana, open kettle. prime | S04 quality of Straw. ; BOSTON. Junio 16.-Call lonw, 114a2 por conty COPPER-Qulet; lake, NUTS—Almonds, English wainhte, 109 | Gould&Curry.... 00 |Vellow Jucket.... Bl > ] stvietly prime,” de;common o folly fatr, [ ST great while a little timothy | tine loans, 2eadly per cent. Closlig pricas for Quiet; domestic, $3.10, o; flberts, 12c; Drazil nuts, 1. % 100 | Hale & Norcrosy. Iron Silver. L0 R B 1062 13 centrifugal off white, 3%} 1116 pne T Yo his city, but not | stocis, bonds and niiiig snaros B “u‘-‘ .:‘n, :n.-'k‘-: llulll. CIDER—Pure juice, per bbl, $6; hait bbl, | P § Q”.“'”,‘:'A‘q‘-'“-n' l;‘ly""’ L | 9% ‘.‘”mn yell v "'fr':':“iu 4@3ae; oft clarified, enough is recetyed m‘ mu'lw : n‘.lxku: ll'll STAE —— R Wes B S0 ulet, steady: domestic, 2 0y do preferred. .. S ¥ die; weconds, 26 e e oas states timothy s the \itran e 07 | Weatingn. Blsoisls & wales on ‘change, 50 tons July tin, | HIDES—No. 1 green hides, #%c: No. 1 g Ontario.... e o A iy MOLARSES—Centrifugal, prime o stricty [ the cistern SUCE NECUS od for norses, | Ab SU a0 D0 Wekhen " B " | salted hides, 3o No. 3 green malted Bides | QRHI. . e prime, 10@1lc; falv to prime, $uc; good com- | stanaby, MU, 8 KILE Yavorite in the east G Y| Atehinon iy Without dncreased ac- | % calf, 8 1bs." o 15 Mba, 6o; No. P - X mon, 6GTe; po 1o, 34@4C, Clover huy 18 a great favorite Wi Ung Jot 108 1218 4d n scant offerings, fol § to 16 Ibs., de; No. 1 dry flint Banks Will 11 the Gold. % i 7 ket e = “"”"m""‘[:"“‘('I{‘v i he New York farmer | Boston & Alb: : re carrying small o 2 dry flint hides, S No. 1 d \EW YORK, June 16. srted in Wall LM 160 4 67 . a4 i el b “lowlanc y p | Boston & Malno [ ellow butter grades, od Midon, e} Dart’ cured hides, 1o per T | atpenr thia acteranon ihat "the mtional | banks 2 5 i NEW ORLEANS, June 10 A i "térm Nebraska lowlund hay swamp | Dot (e, Kloctrle 6 $ic nominal; prime yellow, | less than fuily cured. 3 O tare furninh all gold for ex- 4 3 spot, 800 bales; to arrive, : P T ) 4 5| Alouos Mining Go. 28 B24G33c; yellow oft - grad L0 prime X H LTS—Green salted, each, 2560c; T 00 gold to be shlpped tomoirow : S 62........201 receipts, 1,617 bales; stock, * 85, , B Fitchbure. ..\ 14~ Atlantie N ] white, 36gi7c. gree rlinks (short-wodled early skinw). g0 from one of the national banks. The 3 . Futures dulet and s fieadys sal M un-uku-; -l; eoUR—Dul ana | Gt Electrio 014 Howton & Moriad - 23 - cach, dry shearlings (short-wooled ear! ¥ gold furnis by the banks was durin - 'y he 900 bales; June, 6.0 omina MILWAUKEE, June 15.—F) ul n g TH] L 1] bt o My i f 1 Minneapolls Wheat Market. sking. Ko, 1, ach, 510, dry shearlings. Ghore | he maonth of At L * 15960, 0n: s 4 nominal Mextoan Contrai’. 13| Culumen & Hocla.. 270 8. October, i Lower and weak; No. 2 spring, 66¢; | Old Colony. 9 | Centenuinl u;:& e — MINNEAPOLIS, June 15.—The wheat market | Wooled early’ skins), No. 2, ench. bo: dry fint — : : b ond 3 Jas lower on’lower cavles and more rain in | Kansas ‘and Nebraska Butcher' wool, peits, pe Al Note Decerber, ¥1/0G7.07; January, ¥1.1267. ot o Oregon Shor Liie | Erikiin i Dakotas. The opening was e to %o | .. actual welght, 5@soi dry fint, Ku 5.—Cloarings, $12,03 A . : o) 1 ary, §1.18' bid. smand; No. 3, 41140 b ber TR ooavers s o b Jower, With_ some firmnéas Guring the Sarts trals | Nebrhaser. muria ost peluar i anstac8nd | noSTON. . ~Clearingy, $12,024,008; bal i $00 T T 1w PR T N=n fale demand) Nou B K, o ohite, || BORSE % | RABTEES oheners o B ing, and then prices sagged igain ubout Welght. 4@6e; dry fiint, Colorado butcher wool | “nCe%: 81,979,690, LB e a e y Wb 3 48 46e, Unlon Pacific..)... 18%|Quiney. [y Theére was considerable buying at the decline, | Pelts. per Ib., uctual weight, 4@7c; dry BALTIMORE, June 15.—Clearings, $1,041,623; Recelpts (lurited and market un- LONDON, June 15, BARLEY—Firm; No, 2, bise: sample, 62% West E ack which caused @ Peaction, WIth an advance neas | Colorado Wool pelts, per 'Ib.. mctual | balances, 26,4 e Fair to good natives ara quotable | with | an upwaid tendenoes ceptrifyial Java | gyp iy and quiet; No. 1, 80tac; - | e o A T Tallow, N o | h AT FORE GJune dnCiansing, ) 80; falr to good westerns, $2.76@ | NNy CYORK, June 15.-8UGAR—Raw firm; | PROV g, Pork, $1420. Lar Mining Quotations. While. Muturen (¢ dower. - Rocelpta, 163 | 4he; & 3 3030 urewse, white A | " PARIS June 15—Three per cent rente i common and stock sheop, $200G2.26; | walew, 6120 buis contrifugal, 6 ‘et do, und | 0 i prapionr, 1,000 Wbls; wheat, 300 | gAN PRANCISCO. Juno 15.The oMolul closing 10,600 bu. Toward the close of the | ¢ oi grease, yellow, Sc: | oo for the account good to choice 40 to 100-1b. lambs at $3.00@ | 1,976 baks molasses sugar, L 2 L ley, 1,600 by, g QUOLALIONS [OF MIDINE BLOCKA Wby Ward a4 Lol day there was some firmness, due to betier che | €7 2G2i4; beeawax, | " pHILADELIHIA, June 15.—Clearings, $7,685.- | §4.00. Representative eales: refined firm. g i i P MBATEFIdur, 21,700 bbla.; wheat, none; | ek blew and reporta that Liverpal closed firm, with 069; balances, 31,0 No. Wt Pr I Markets. varley, none. _ P TR | TIE T other reports that sales bad been made of wpring : e Yoo aes Mo i s e 88 8340 | orp, crey, Pa., June 16National Tranait cer : v Eaidhor o 100 | Wheat at Chicago at o P of more. than Kansas Clty Markers. Ing at $1. Clearings, $183,668; balances, 0D WEBLEFD YOUFIIIES.-os -1 veer 1. 86 285 | yfcates opened At 90; highest, 90'4; lowest, ¢ SR e e dels 2o above the July futures The closing DrCes | KANSAS CITY. June 15 W8 AT nchans a t b 1 . Mol ol LALIUILID Hlomed at Bs; " anipments, 80,041 bbia.: runy, | (LIVERPOOL, s 2 were: June and July. @ ember. 't Ja ' . BAT—"nchant d: | “LONDON, June 1a-—The wmount of bullion Btock 1n Bight. 1 % sy demand’ poor: A R o W R TR O P hard, Gc;: No. 3 'ved, Sic; No. 8 red, 116 | gone Into the Dank of England on balance today ght. §7.418. bln. Lty 2 asyi demand, poop : sciic on track, No. 1 hard, &2c: hern, 8lc jected, ‘Hadée 187,000, Record of recelpts of live stock at the four | = PITTSBURG, Pa., June 15—National Transit N8 Ganadian Pacif ) Al Gl B e ] > fower: No. 3 mixed, 30%03Thc; | CINCINNATIL June 16,—Money, 214G8 pe prmcipal Yards for Friday, June 16, 18H: cortificates opencd it 0% cloned at 80%; high- | 0oty 3 Wi, P Ghollnr: oo 48 |8 Novidi " ? .2 e, MO8tk New York exchange, S0G6c premium, C Hogs. Sheep. | est, 89%; lowest, 89% 3 FLOUR “uady: deman Lou's, falr Cal & Vil Con winter, Gn 0 o oI PROVISIONS—Lard, dull; demand poor ka Co 200 |Yellow Jidiet (0 $158 for patents, and at from §225 1o Very firm; No A s : 3 for bake WGuremi No- 2 mixed, 40@M0Mo; No. | jngy 1,663,350, South Omaha ... s 1972 62 "Wrlsce W v SAN FRANCISCO, June 15,~WHEAT=Dull; | g0 61" futures, no demand. dull Gould & C v, $1.13 Boor Tiess, ‘western, 61n 6d; prime me- ciive a g SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-Drafts, sight, | Chicago .. 600 300 4,000 Coffee Market rs g Wnd steady; ereamery, 10 | BAN SUANSIR Ol Hver Vare, s9@ike: | Kanman ity Gk 3% 30 A &ium, s G, hsster Textiles. ik Markot. Cure Indigestion and billousness with NEW YORK, June 15 —-COFFEE—Options X Dull and weak at $e, Mexican dollars, St Louls ann 3400 4800 900 | December, §1.07 MANCHES June 16.—Cloth and yarms Now Ya Dewitt's Littlo Early Risers. opened Irregular, § polnts higaer (o 6 pol i A ST, LOUIS. Ju L v s 7 market; closed firm, unchanged to points - - — ange on New York, #0c pr a bid N pity Live Stock Markot. rm, demand. NEW YORK, June 16 the generally qulel faien," 16000 bag, ‘incieding uge VENOUSE: | [ Duluth Wheat Market CHICAGO. June 15.—Cleacings, _ 41%800.600, o p g ety v oot (G BT LML X emand at has prevailed for ‘waple cotions ——— July, $1485; Aug eptember, UL une 15—~ WHEAT—Lower; No, New York exchange, T0¢ p Sterling ex- NBAS ats 1800 head. Market wes 2 has been no change, and only u m n 5 3 4 13.76G13.80; " Oc . $13.45@13.60; December, | hard. ‘cush. 620} June, 01%0; duly. e chiange dull; wotual, W.ATHGLEIK. Money, steady | 6100 he »-.hu e s, :L‘“'“" uwz’“@ i oS Seen the new balloon yet? This eve at 8. | now’ blsiness was done. OB former purchases Crowds are growin' at Courtland beach, | % Bpot colfee, Ko Srm; No, 1, 86 mild, | aorthern, cash, Wie; June, Wiae; July, W AG0 per cenl ““ 9 lowssi dexas 4 A et < 10 -