Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Bullish Poroign News anl Bearish Domestic Advices 8ent Wheat Up, THAT CEREAL OPENED WITH A JUMP- Corn Was Generally Steady Within a Three- Fourths Cent Range—Action of Uats and the Warm Weather the Strengthening Faotors. CHICAGO, June 21.—Bullish forelgn news and bearish domestic advices sent wheat up and down the scale in jrregular fluctuations today, but July finished %c higher. Corn closed %c higher, oats lc lower and pro- visions higher throughout the list. Wheat opened with a jump at from to 1c advance, but soon sold down from %e to e, rallied from %e to e, broke from 1%c to 1%ec, advanced le¢, changed some and closed steady. The early strength came from the higher continental cables Liverpool, according to the public cables, was not higher, though private advices were stronger. Private Berlin cables re- ported market ‘“excited by advices from your side, weather wet,” and from another source the market was sald to be up several marks. There was a good deal of realizing with the advances and the market gradually sagged back under the free offerings, the raing in the northwest and better crop re- ports from that section creating a weaker fecling. The Price Current’s summary was rather “‘bearish” as regards winter wh , and Inclined to be a little bullish on the spring wheat outlook stating that the situation was more critical in some directions. There was little demand reported for cash wheat. The ele- vator interests were free sellers of July at the advance and this action again created a good deal of comment. Closing public con- tinental cables were much stronger and this accounted for the advance late in the session. Corn was generally steady within %c range. The action of oats early and the warm weather were the strengthening fac- tors, Oats declined sharply, after a marked ad- vance early, the range being %c. Lack of demand caused the decline. Provisions were generally firm on live hog receipts under the estimate and buying by packers. The market closed strong at the top. Compared with last night September ork 18 higher, September lard 7%c igher and September ribs 1216c higher. Vessel rates, limited demand, at from lc to 1%c for corn to Buffalo. The leading futures ranged as follo ATticicR. | Open. | High. | Low. | Olose. 14 501400 001401 UZHGU3 68| 604 613 59; pii 62l 42a% 4256 425 Bept Corn No. 2. 42 % daman Sept @3 Oats No. Sept.... Pork per bbl Cash_quotations were as follow FLOUR—Steady, unchanged. spring, 693 nominal; No. 2 red, 603 CORN-No, 2, 42{@iic. OATS- No.'2 white, 5G53Y white, 010152, RYB-—-No. 3, 4fe, BARL nominil. FLAX SEED. TIMOTHY SEI No. 3 spring, ; No. 3 nominal; No. 3, 66c; No. 4, No. 1, $1.41%. D—Piime, $4.76604 Mess $12.45¢ 100 11 o hort ribs, Bides ), salted shoulders (boxed), $0.807 Y SUGARS-Cut loaf, unchanged. Zhe followiig Were' tha receipts ana. snipmonts today: TArticios. dry Recelpts. [Shipments. 9.000 18.000 14,000( 108000 1201000) 153.000 ats. bl 76.000 71,000 Rye. bu 1,000 {000 irley, bu. d 1,000/ 1000 On the Produce exchange today the butter mar- ket was steady, unchanged: creamery, 1414@17¢; dairy, 12@14ke. Eggs, steady, unchanged; strictly fresh, 9}4@10¢. OMANA GENERAL MARKET. lour, bbln.. heat, bu. Corn. Bu. Condition of Trade and Quotations on Staple and Fancy Prodace. One feature of the market yesterday was the weakness In eggs and a little more firmness in the market for old fowls. Aside from that there was little“change to note. BUTTER—There were no new developments in the market yesterday, prices remaining unchanged. Packing stock on this market Is bringing 10c and the buyers appear to want it at that price. Cholce country butter, 12G1dc; Separator creamery, 15@16c; bricks, 16Gise. EGGS—The market was weaker and while com- mission men generally were trying to hold the price up to fe buyers claimed o be able to get 81l tiev wanted at Sie. The eggs are coming ry poor. Dealers report finding as high as on dozen of poor egks In sIX cases. The market i flogded with seconds. LIVE POULTRY—OId hens were not quite so lentiful yesterday and {t was possible to clean P at a iltte beiter figure than that ruling for gome days back. - Spring chickens are a good feal more plentiful than they were few days ngo. pring chickens, 14@16c; old hens, bla@c, roosters, ‘. The demand for geese and Qucks s very light, and what few are arriving are “mostly ' birds that have been and in consequence not very . Ducks, §@7c; hen turkeys, 7c; gob- blers, 0Gfc; geese, 5a5YC. AL VEAL—Heceipts continue quite 1iberal and the market has not as yet rec from the lower guctations of last’ week Choice fat and small enls are quoted at 5%@Sc; course 1oaln %G/ and large, CHEESE—There Is some very cholce Wise sin_cheese on the market. ° Wisconsin, full cream, new make, 10G11c; Nebraska and Towa, £l crenm, SG10C Nebrasin and | Towa, part 3 Limburger, No. 1, 10c; brick, ‘No. 1, 0c; Bwiss, 'NG. 1, 13a1ic. AL midiand, $5; low- Jpland hay, $8.50; ¥ rye straw, $6. Demand' fair; sup- gy fal. makes “the best price on hay. dght bales sell the best. Only top grades bring —The gun clubs use quite a good pany bleeons, and ‘there s a “demand for ‘old ds_strong on the wing. Old birds, pe iy $.40G1.50. ¥ IR don VEGETABLES. The market was not very fertile yesterday in mew featurcs. Prices did not show any radical ILONS—A fresh car of Texas water- celved yesterday, They ure quoted \taloupes are arriv- , $1.00011.50 per er doz. bunchies, 200 squash on orders. s and they are g tin orders, p o cra %0, nrfla;nlx."m ity o ate, $1:60, REEN P % bu. box, T L mokD BEANSTHand picked navy, $2.1002.15; edium navy, $1.962.00; common White bean Bodlum, hite beans, ONIONS—On o . Californi POTATOES—The rece PPERS—Texas green peppers, 20 per Ib. pts of potatoes have been quite large and the market If anything & little crowded. - California _und Arkansas have been the principal shippers to this market. . Some Missourt stock has put in an appearance, showing that toes may soon be expected from points nearer Good shipping stock, 0100 per bu, CABBAGE-Roth_Calitornia cabbage 18 to be found on shipping stock, on orders ASPARAGUS-Good home grown stock, 35G400 per dos., o TOMATC and the home market, grown n Good orlda. stock 1s hausted, ason beink rather far advinced for shivments from’ tat stages Mimiaipnl ook s 1n supply. Good shipping stock, pe basket i) ied W 4 NEW BEANS—New beans were a little more lentiful yesterday and the market was weakor Wax beans, 16 bu. box, 78¢; wax. per % bu. bas- Ket, T6¢; string beans, 3 bu. box, Ge; string per' % bu. basket, e PEAS—The supply 1s somewhat larger, stoek, per bu., § EGG PLANT—Per doz., on orders CAULIFLOWER—Cholce stock, 17 preity well Good T6a$1.00, per doz., 11.509 New Bouthern carrots, per doz. per Ib., 2. ders. per doz. bunches. 28@30c per bu., $1.235; home rown, pee doz. bunches. 25G30c. A well attended auction sale was held yester day morning. The offerings consisted of 94 crates Royal apricots, 1,012 peaches, @ p h apricots, 1 Morehead apricots, 42 peach plums, 48 Konan Claude plul ¢ Clyman plums and 18 appies Prices on cots were higher, and it would look as If the low point on this fruit had been touched. In addition to local buyers the following cities bought through brokers: Des Molnes, Red Oak, Bloux City, Davenport, Ta., and Heatrie Neb. At Friday's sale the offerings will consist of & mixed car of Culifornia fruit g §UAWBERIUES—Tuue was & car of Colo- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUN rado berries In yesterday, which sold at 2 for the best stock APTLES ~California_apples are coming now. Goud shipping stock, % bu. box, §1.25, CHENRIES-Callfornia cheriles tre ahout cleaned up, and very few mote are expected to arrive. Bhipping stock, $1.2% APRICOTS-"The supply 18 Shipping winck, $1.006 1.3, GOORENERTHES—There have hee celved to amount to anything Auring fow duys fo nominally & K] celpts were [ RASPRERIIES BLACK Good_stock, $1. RED RASIBERRIES cnivee PEACHES. quite plen PLUMS-—There which are quo aceording to variety and size TROPICAL FRUITS, as will be noted below, are quoted falling off. Good n_ none re. ne last 21250, 1ight Atrivals wers light. There were none re- nin penches are becoming wtock, per box, $1.25471.00. California _pluns e a ed all the way from $1.2601.75, Pineapples a little lower The lemon market the firmness of th Florida oranke turbed over the appenr: white scale, #o destrietly ifornia. Th pest fs one that spre rapldly. The Jose_scale has el in Floilda Feported from De Funink Prof. ¢ stock conaiders this the us fnsect known In tils c the white fly. white s in Florida 1s well The pr of the lifornia Burn acros upon 5 in o { (o sta ut th ruinng fruit_industrs BANANAS -A% the market the den heavy. Cholce ONE-The demand has not been incres cxtent sufficient (o advance prices as yot, arket remaing 1 lemons. i fancy lemons. lemons wize, 4350615 ORANGES—A car of fing came in Friday and _ar prices, that 18, $3.606 PINEAPPLES—There ‘s a falr supply of Florida_pineapples cn market at $1.50 per doz., or $T.O0GL.50 of about six oz, 'BLLANEOUS, 124G e, 10 i0-IU. boxes, per Ib, 108 126, per doz., $12. o : English wainuts, 1l nute, 10 halt bbl., No. fuice, per 'bbL, $ Ereen 'salted to 15 1bs, Is stronger on account of enstern market growers are not a_ little dis t state of the pest that was usual, When berries are on nd’ for bananas Is not very $2.00612.0, 360”8t Mediterrancan sweets offered at steady 150; dark honey, cuns, No. 1 green hides, hides, 3c; No. 2 1 veal calf, § ibs, calf, 8 1bs. to 15 Ibs., 4c; No. 5 2 dry flint fiides, 3¢ 4c; part cured hides, o 1 green hides, . Ge; No. 1 dry flint 1 dry per 1b, salted P IELT ted, each, t-wooled early lings_ (short-wooled ch, b@10c; Ary shearlings (short No. 2, cach, b¢; dry flint, butéher wool,” pelts, per ary flint, Kansas and pelts, per 1, actual olorado_butclier wool 4grc; dry flint, per 'Ib., actual No. 1, white A, ellow, S 2q2i4c; beeswas, kins) euch, 6@ sking), No. wooled early Kansas and 1b., actual w Nebraska _mur welght, 4@6c; pelts, per Ib., Colorado _murrain welght, 4@oc AND G No. 2, white' B, dc: 24e; old bule me, 16G18¢; rough tallow, %c. wool dry flint, actual weight, wool - pelts, Tallow, e NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yosterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions, Motals, Ete. NEW YORK, June 21.—FLOUR—Receipts, 42,- 000 bbls.; exports, 17,000 bbls.; sales, 3,000 pkgs.; market firm, but trading lacked life; buyers refused to pay advance as asked; export slow. Southern flour, dull. Rye flour, steady; sales, 500 bbls. Buckw nal. CORN MEAL- eales, 200 bbls.; state, 66 Quiet ada, 90G%5C; sIX-row WHEAT—Receipts, bu.; sales, 11,860,000 bu. 136,000 spot. kot firmer; red,_in st and livered; No. opened strong helped, but at the close 'a_small rally L@ up from last night; June July, 2% @6de, closed at 16430, closed at Gilec; Septs closed at 66c; December, t 69 Receipts, 46,000 bu.: 90,000 bu. ' futr t firmer; opt off v exports, 200 bu. s00neased sympathy became weik 7 August, 41%@4Sc, A8G48%e, closed at OATS-—Recelpts, 91,000 bu.; futures and 39,000 bu. spot. settled; No. 2, 5@t Bie; track, mixed weatorn, 0@ weatern, GA@59%c; track, white state, 5@ tlon market spened strong on covering of shorts, but afterwards weakened and closed Irregular; %e down to ke up; June closed at b2c; July, 51 e, closed at Gl%e; August, S94@3 closed September, 36%@37c, closed at $%e. ‘Quict; shipping, $6.00G6.50; good to oholce, $7.0008.70. HOVPS—Dull; state, Pacific_cost, 11G17c, HIDES—Quiet; wet salted, lected, 45 to 65 ibs., 41.@4%e; Texas, sel to &0 ibs., 4@5e; Buenos Ayres, dry, 20 to 10%@1lc. WOOL—Quiet; 19g25¢; 20@28c. PROVISIONS—Beef, steady. Cut meats, quiel plekled bellies, 63@7i4e; pickled shoulders, Gkc plckled hams, 104@10%¢. Lard, steady steam closed ‘at §1; sales, 430 tierces at §7; July closed at $7.05, nominal; September, $7.05 inal; refined, steady; continent, $1.8¢ $.75; compound, $5.76@6.0. Pork, quiet. BUTTER—Firmer; west dalry, western_creamery, 14@1Sc; western facto Wke; Elgine, i8c; state dalry, 13@17 creamery, 156G 18c. CHEESE—Stead EGGS—Weak; western fresh, 11@12c; recelpts, 7,740 phe TALLOW—Easy; city €2 per pkg.), 4 7-16@1%c; (pkgs. free). $4@dte, as to quality. ufet; United closed at B9%c Washington, bbls.. $6;' refined New York, 3.15; Philadelphia_and Baltimore, 35; Philadelphita and Bultimore, in bulk, $2.80. ROSIN—Quiet; strained, common to good, $1.35 @140, TURPENTINE--Quiet at 80ic. )tember, sales, 170,00 bu. Spot ' market un- delivered, common to chofce, 9@16c; New Orleans, se- ted, 85 Tbs., domestlc flecce, pulled, 10@15c; , 9%@ state part skims, 8G5%c. RICE-Quict; domestic, falr to extra, 4@6c; Japan, MOLAS! New Orleans, open kettle, good to G300, PIG_IRON—Dull; Bcotch, $19.50G22.60; Ameri- can, $11.00614.00. COPPER—Quiet; Inke, $9. AD—Quiet; domestic, $3.10. teady; straits, $19.50 bid; plates, market qulet. SPELTER—Steady; sales on cast tin, in bond, at’ $15 COTTON D Ol prime crude, 20¢ asked w butter grades, 3c, prime_yellow, 324@ a2c; prime white, 26@37c. ‘change, § tons but crude, about 260 Inactive, St. Lous General Markot. LOUIS, June 21.—FLOUR—Quict and un- changed. Affer starting %c up, sold off 1ie, but later re ed %, closink W@%e above yester- day's final_price, iarkely on cable news; No. 2 red, cash, June, Gi%c; July, S7ke; August, 6% S ST. tarted higher, but ensed off to a close wbove yesterday on weather and foreign No. 2 mixed, cash. 40%c; June, 40%c; plember, 404G 10%c. ¢ higher: No. 2, cash, August, 81%c; September, 31%c. e bid. thing doing. e news; Te; BARLEY BRAN—Duil to cholce, $6.000 C@$1.00. i demand better. $1287, Lard, Dry silt mi $6.57% s, § high: Pork, standard mess, Jobbing, prime steam, $6.45; cholce, $6.60. loose shoulders, $5.87%; ribs, 5.1: Bacon. ' packed should i shorts, $7 Jur, 4,000 bUls; wheat, 4,000 bu.; 6,000 bu.; oats, 17,000 b, IR Flour, 8,000 bbls.; bu.; corn, 67,000 bu.; oats, 4,000, wheat, 8,000 Kunsas Clty Murkets. CITY, June 2L.—WHEAT-Un. . 3 hard, 8e: No. 2 red, 5c; No. § Fejected, 4G CORN-—Sicudy; No. 2 mixed, 3014 No. 2 noralized; No, No. i 6e. Weak; 2 mixed, 01@43c; creamery, 1@15c; dalry, 12 y weak to lower; SIPTS—Wheat, corn, 4,000 bu.; at, 5,000 bu.; corn, 400 bu.; Stock Market. LONDON, June 21.—4 p. m. closing 1016-1 xlcan ordinary. 17 101 8-16/8t. Paul coni. ... . 1004 ntral B0 COukOLN, money Conkoln. nee'nt Canudian Puclfic. 118, Central BARSILVER MONEY The rate of discount in the open market for short Dills I8 %) 1-16 per cent, and for alx months' bills 181 1-16@1% per cent Sugar Market. June 21-SUGAR—Raw, firm; qulet; sales, 10,000 Lags Brasil, 8 NEW fair vefining teat, 2 1-16c. LONDON, niritugal, s Gd YORK June 218U s 3 Muscov R—Cane, steady; tair refining, New York Dry Goods Murket, NEW YORK, June 21.—For all classes and Qualities of sasonable stuft the inguiry of pre- Vious days wias well waintalosd and considerable business was done, though moderate sales. quest, still memdrandum for 64 squares. Many goods nre going forward Vrinting cloths were dull at 2 11-163 STOCKS AND BONDS. re Speculation Was Dull Yesterday, the Volume Being Lighter. NEW YORK, June 21.—The share specula- tion was dull today, the volume of business being lighter even than on yesterday, and the trend of prices was generally downward. In Sugar, which was the maost active of the Iist, the trading was languid, except at in- tervals, when the bears made a smail dem- onstration. After an advance of % per cent in the opening dealings the shares declined gradually 1% per cent to 981, some small lots of long siock being brought out by the decline. At the lower figures purchases to cover short contracts were made and a recovery of 1 per cent ensued, leaving a loss of % per cent on the day. of poor crops in Kansas and Miseouri caused sales of Misscuri Pacific, which sent the stock down 1% per cent, with a subsequent rally of 1% per cent. The publication of the Atchison plan of reorganization does not seem to have overjoyed the stockhold ers, for after a gain of % per cent at the opening the shares sagged oft on sales of long stock % per cent to 5%, the lowest point yet touched, the close being at a recovery of 14 per cent. The fact that no light is thrown on the financlal condition of the company was remarked upon unfavorably in the street and the granting of voting power to the new income was not looked upon as an advantage to the stockholders, The grangers were again neglected, the transactions in the entire group being less than 9,000 shares, of which St. Paul took more than half. Sales of 700 shares of Denver & Rio Grande broke the prics 3% per ent without any recovery. Wells Fargo lost 1 per cent on the reduction in the rate of the semi-annual dividend from $4 to $3 per share. Lake Shore and United States Cordage guaranteed were each 1 per cent lower compared with terday’s figures and the general list shows declines ranging trom 3% to 7% per cent. In the final deal- ings the market was firmer than at any time during the day and closed in fairly good tone. The railway and miscellaneous bond market was generally weak during the day, but in the late dealings a recovery was made on some of the issues traded in. The Evening Post's London cable says Today's bank return exceeds all the records, but utterly fails to stimulate the market The total coin and bullion amounts to £38,- 878,000, an increase for the week of £1,084,- 000, of which £700,000 came from abroad, £37,000 coming from the continent, £250,000 from Australia, £15,000 from China, the re- mainder being bars and United States coin bought. The rest of the Increase was due to the return of gold from Scotland. Paris is taking gold from the London market. The stock markets were utterly idle toe day. Americans were fairly steady, except Denvers, which were flat on rumors of a receivership. The following are the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: Atehison. 2 Adams Express... Alton, T. H do ptd Am. Express. Baltimore & Oiio. Canada Paciflc ... Canada Southern, Central Pacific... Ches. & Ohlo. Chicago Alton. g 34| Northern Pacific, 150" | No. Pac. ptd. 82 |U.P.D.& G. 170 |Northwestern . 100 | do pfd...... N. Y. Centrai.. N. Y. & N. Eng. Ontario & W.... Oregon _Imp. Oregon Nav.. S. L. & U.'N. P Mai. . Chieago i4(P. D. & E..... Consolidated Gas. ig| Pittaburg..... .. 0. L... 871 Pullman Palace. Colo. Coal & Iron 9 |Reading.... Cotton OIl Cert... 27%|Richmond Tern Del. Hudson. 130 | do Del. Lack. & W... 160%|R. G. 2044 | k. G Ao pd. 100 | Soutlicrn Pac. ..., 90% Sugar Refinery... alley.. 17%|Tenn. Coal & Iron 11 Central 014 Texas Pacifc. .. St P. & Duluthi. 23 °|T. & 0. Cent. pfd K. &T.ptd.... 213\ Unlon Pacific. Lake Erie & W... 13% U.S. Expross. do pfd..... 66 [W.SUL. & P Lake Shore. 1313 do pid.... Lead Trust. ... sxm}\ C &E. I Hocking Wells Fargo Ex. Loulsville& N’ 45| Western Unlon, Louisville& N.A: 6 |W. &L, B Manhattan Con.,. 116%| do: pfd ... Memphis & © 8- |M & SE. L Michigan Cent. H Mo. Pactfic.... Mobile & Ohi Nashville Chat. Natlonal Cordage. do pfd. . J. Centri . & W. pfd North Ami. The total sales of stocks today were 103,030 shares, including: Atchison, 9,400 American Sugar, 23,900; Chicago Gas, 13.100; Distilling, 4,500; 'Genleral Blectric, 3,200; Missourl Pacitic, 10,00; St. Paul, 5,000; Union Pacific, 3,900, New York Money Market. NEW YORK, June 2l.—MONEY ON CALL— Easy at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; closed at 1 per cent. PAPER—2%@4% PRIME M cen STERLING EXCHANGE—Dull and easier, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.88% for deman for sixty days. Posted rates, $4.8 1 biils, $4.80%. TILE per state bonds, follows: [ U.S. g8 coup. U.S. d8 reg. 1. §. 48 coup., U. 8. 28 rex. Pacific 68 of 93 Ala. Class A...... Ala; Class B..0010 Ala. Class C...0) Currencies.. ... La. New Con. 45.. Missourt 08....... i 100 124 101 18 Tenn, ne 1028 Tenn. new set 5s. 102 Tenn. new set 38, 70% Tenn. old 6 Va. Centuries. . dodeferred Atehison ds. . Atchison 25 A adn 80. 2ud; Pac. 1518 Ne' Pac: 2nas. N. W. Consols .. St. P Consols 7., St P, C. & P. W. 08 SUL.& LM.Gen.b 8. L. &S.F. Gen. 68 Quotations. call loans. 14@2 per cent: BOSTON. Ju 2 sing prices for tme loan: @ity por e stocks, bonds and mining Wentingh W. Elee. pfd. Wis. Central, 1| Atehison 208, Atchison 4s... !0 Wis. Cent. 18ts... Allonez Mining 0o, AUAUUC. 12 es e, | Boston & Montana utie & Boston.... Alyniet & Heela enni Blectrio ‘elephone. Boston & Albany. Hoston & Mauine. C. B & Q. 8 Fitelihure 01 COlONY. ... o Oregon Short Live Rubber.... West Eud...... West Ena bfd San Franc & Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, June “The official closing quotations for Minihg SLOJES L014y Wers a8 fol- Belehor Moxican Best & Belcher. Mona. i Ophir:. [ 5 Potosi C o Crown Point.. Eureka Con. uld & Cu & Nore Tulon Con ] \ NEW YORK, Jui closing mining qu Standirnd Union Con.. .0 Yellow Jacket. ... Iron Silver. . Quickailver. . o preferred. Bulwer. Hale & Noreros Homestake Mexican . ontario. Ophir. Plymouth BOSTON. $14,541,84; bal- ances, 31,589 BALTIMOWE, June 21L—Clearings, $1,504,264; June 21.—Clearings, #73,626,615; ‘Three per cent rentes, 100f for’ the account PHILADELPHIA, June 21.—Cl 088 balances, 31,496,634, 21.—The y I8 286, NEW YORK, June 2I—Lazard ship §1,00,000 1h gold on Saturday. LONDON, June 2L—The amount of bullion gone into ‘the Bank of England on balance today 1s 13,00, SAN FR 800, 12%4c; telegraphie, - 15c. lean dollars, 51G51%c. 21, —Clearing: arings, $9,823,- price of gold at Freres will June~ 21.—Drafts, _sight, Sliver’ bars, G4@SIC 3,264,091, bal . 60T per’ © on New York dlum bid. CHICAGO, June 21.—New York exchange, premium. 3,000 Forelgn Change, quiet; ste actual, W.87% G, ney, sieady, 4G6 per celly t o Receipts of All forts Fall Off Sharply from Last Werk's Supply. ONLY A HANDFUL ‘GF CATTLE APPEARED K Indifferent and Eastern Buyers Ou of the Market—Stockers and Feeders 10 Demund—Hogs Jump a Dime Under Light Supply. THURSDAY, June 21. Recelpts of all kinds were again compara- tively light, the falling off in supplies so far this week compared with last amounting to something like 3,000 cattle, 8,500 hogs and 4,100 sheep. There was only a handful of cattle here, but that circumstance falled to stimulate the trade to any appreciable extent markets In Chicago and at other points and the demoralized condition of the export trade had a disastrous effect on bu: and this, added to the usual Thursday's dull- ness, made a decidedly unsatisfactory mar- Kket. Outsiders did absolutely nothing and the dressed beef men apparently took little interest In the procecdings. Included in the meager arrivals was a train load of Texans from Kansas City consigned to local kill- ers, and the total offerings of beef cattle would fall under 200 head. Some fow sold perhaps a shade stronger than yesterday, but the general market was not much more than steady and decidedly slow at that Cow stuff was in r lmited supply and of inferfor quality. Prices were low, but generally no lower than they have been recently. Calves were in very poor demand at away down prices and the market for rough stock generally was dull and weak Business in the stocker and feeder line was somewhat restricted owing to the limited offerings, but the demand was activ both from country buyers and yard traders. Prices aver up firm at the recent ad- vance, all of 2Gc to 80c higher than a week ago. General rains have put pastures in excellent shape and created a better de- mand in consequence. Good to choice feed- ers are quotable at $3.15@3.50; fair to good at $2.85@3.10; common to poor at from $2.80 down. Representative sale: DRESSE! No. Av. Pr. 740 83 25 IR0 10 Av. Pr. 332 14 4) 27 4 50 ... 990 1 1 1 1 1 1 390 1 1 4 ak 50 1..118 85 1..1130 2 90 10150 220 STAGS. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. .. abs 53 oo o0 . 647 L. 850 33714 HOGS—Receipts fell off sharply today, the supply being less than half as heavy as on the same day last week, and the cffect was noticeable at once. . Reports from the east were in the main rather favorable, but with- out the stimulus of an active shipping and speculative demand local packers started after the hogs and were not long in picking them up at prices S to 10c higher than Wednesday. Fair tp choice hcavy and butcher weight hogs sold at from $4.65 up to $4.75, with fair “to chofce light and light mixed loads at from $4.60 to §4.70. Poor light stuff sold_down to $4.50. The pens were cleared early, the big bulk of the fair to good hogs of 4l welghts going at $4.65 to $4.70, as against $4.05 to $4.65 Wednesday. On last Thursday the bulk of the hogs sold at from $4.65 to $4.75. Representative sales: Av. Sh. Pr. 8h. Pr. Ly 40 $4 6714 160 4 § 160 4 6714 120 9 0 50 200 200 120 20 50 40 3 e i 120 2% 40 24) o 200 T 20 i 8 E S0 160 200 160 240 40 50 200 120 [ 0~ 160 1 8 X0 200 120 50 12 0 [0 s PIGS AND ROUGH. 40 275 2........215 00 50 300 SHERP—There were no fresh receipts of sheep and nothing to make a market. The demand was only fair and prices not quot- ably changed. Fair to good natives are quotable at $2.75 to $3.25, fair to good west- crns at $2.60 to $3, common and stock sheep at §2 to $2.25 and good to choice 40 to 100-1 lambs at $2.50 to $4. Recelpts 1on of Stock. Official receipts and disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards pany for the twenty-four hours ending at 8 sk p. m., June 21, 189 RECEIFTS. Head, 882 5,640 Cattle Hogs L - DISPOSITION. Buyers. Cattle, Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing company .. ... 5,249 The G. H. Hammond Co ... Switt and’ Company ..0...0.. The Cudahy Packing €o 1.l Cudahy Bros. .ooooriieeesis G. H. I, trom K. C L. Backer «oroeees Harr & Hrown Cudahy, from K. Shippers and fecderprqo. Totals .. Decrease In the_Arrivals of Cattle Pre- ventedEgsher Derllne, CHICAGO, June 2L=A decrense in the arrivals of 5,000 head hadztha effect to prevent any further depreciation, n“the value of beef cattle, but was not patent enough to enable sellers o get back any part-eé=the big decline of the. p: vious day. Compared with Monday's quotations prices show a decline .varying from 15 to 3l per 100 Ibs. From 31'to $1.25 for lean cows, the quotations ranged up o from .86 to 4.9 for bulls. cattle. ) at from $1.25 tb $2.25 for poor Wiid at from $3 to 3345 for steers The hog market appeared to d the feellng was firm offerings brought 8 Was the top of yesterday's market, is 0 under the highest price pild one week ago toduy )t many trades were made at better than §.03, and sales below .70 Were also few. The bulk of the 150 to 20-4b hogs changed hands at from .70 t0 4.8, and - trom 480 Lo $4.95 bought th greater part of the heavy and medium welghts More than 30,000 Head were offered, nearly ail of which hud been welghed by noon. The close Wi Brong. The sheep and lambs markets were firm and reasonably uetive, Good to cholce qualities sold readily and W ‘trifle higher. Inferior to cholce re quoted at from §1 (o §3.60, ce mpring lambs at from .76 (i to extra yearlings were salable at from 3876 to #. Tecelptm—Cattle, 12600 head; calves, hogw, 200 head; sheep, 7,00’ head The Ev Journal’ reports elpts, 12,600 head; price ot yesterday's decliis of 0@, prlm 10’ god a_ healthy 500 head; steady 0 exls 22, 1894 T oth market metive, VY, 84000128 1 light, ¥ SHEED AND LAMDS and lambs @ trife 3 top lanios, Recéipts, Higher; 4.5, veke Market. CATTLE-Recelpts, Head; market o xnn steers, $2400 peef steers, $1.:0% stockers and feed KANSAS © hend; shipments, fizady, others weak exus COWS, 047 3.4 ve cows, $1.6013.600 §2.65; Lulle, $1.60%3.00. HOG S inte, 7,900 head: head s market soing t hig Lulk of safes, 4,650 henvies, $1.€5G4.85; packers, $1. 700 ¥ B4 T5: Tikhts, $4.65G4.75; Yorkers, i LIRS, 840G 05, P-Receipts, 600 hea head; market steady to w shipments, 280 shipments, 1,609 St. Louls Live Stock Market I, LOUIS, June CATTLR - Receints, shiprient e arket active and dy; native 30 Ibs., $3.000 chlves, B0 to 1,000 i $2.91%12.12) HOGE- Ttecolpts head; market siidy’ to 4900 Tkht, $.300480; medlum o - fair, ples and common 1ghy $4.4064.00. TEEP—Receipts, 1,400 liead; shipments, head; market active and strong; mixed Tambe, $3.2564.25 New York Live Stock Marke! MK HEBVES market. AND Tamibs, 1ambs, $3.8065.75 HOGS ipte, ferior to cholce, quy 2,60 1,400 00 shipments, highor: heavy o0 (IR0 Ipte head LAMDS-Receipts, 500 i 53, higher; sheep, $2 3,200 hend; market weak; in o Al $5.0075,30, Stonx City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY Recelpts, 1,700 shipments, 10 ) 6o higher al u Bulk, 84,3 CATTLE - Receipt head, ¢ W yearlings, $2.250.10 150002 Stock in Sight. of recelpts of live stuck at Thursd; Tune shipments ders, $2 41603 $1.0002.90; bulls, $1.23 Tower; Record the four principal yards for South Omaha Chicago Kansas City St. Louls Totals o Market YORK, June 21— COFFEE—Options opened steady, unchanged to 5 points higher, ruled generally firm but quiet; closed steady ai 5 points up to 10 points down 000 Diags including July at_ 81 ); October, $12.6060 13207 epat coffee, R mild, _steady; (o No. 7 at §10 s yosterdny, NEW calos, United St ted States, 451777 bags last year. RIO 0, June 2L—PFirm; No. 17, 4d; roceipts,” 6,000 States, goud stock, agalnst HAVRE, June 2L.—Opened 'ste showed opened highe was light and prices quickly rec ing_was %c higher and fell market then set in to A perioc prices settied down below the p. last night, but rallied later on cables and finally closed about Ve and July, G2 62ic; i No. 1 north’ ern, H n, 24c. The cause of the’ w the day was due to a_belief the in the northwest hadbroken. ding_was not large. TLocal receipts wi 1. with ship- ments, leaving about 4,000 bu. for local use g and of 145,000 bu. for local use. The flour market was firm, but dull, with mill- ers hardly able to sell their production at $3.40 @3.00 for patents and $2.1062.4) for bakers. Chic CHICAGO, June 21. sold California fruit at au follows: Chorr all damaged; T ians, best sold for 50GSic: Royal Anne, 60Kie: poorest brought less. Apricots, cl, 50 $1.35; Royal, Peichie tlett pears, 8. June iber, that t Sales. “The Earl Fruit compa ction this morning 10 at auction fruit: ~ Royal ¢ prunes, Clyman al Anne Royal Porter Bros. company, Ch today etght of " Californii Helive plums, $1.2061.0 310; St. Catharine plu plums, $1.4001.45; peache cherries, 507 80c; black Tartarians, apricots, 0c@$1.00; Montgamels, $1.15. Eank of E LONDON, June the Bank of Engl lowing changes account. Total res. decr £53,000; other sccurities, Increase, £1,38 Tand Statement. he weekly statement of i fssucd today shows the fol compared with the previous £1,117,000; clreula incrense, £1,0 00; other de 000; public deposite, - increase, E307,000; notés teserve, increase, £1,130,000; gov- erniment_securties, Increase, (181,00, The proportion ‘of the Bank of serve to Nabllity is 7046 per cent. The rate of discount remains at 2 per cent. Milwaukeo MILWAUKEE, June 21.— WHEAT—High 2 northern, 63tc; September CORN--Quiet’ and easier: , 4 ~Loyer; No. 2 white, 80lc; N fncrease, bullion, increase, n, England's re- rkots. LOUR—Steady, &pring, Gic; No. 1 3 white, 3Y—Firm; No. 2, f5c; sample, 50@5e, t and’ firmly held; No. 1, 50 NS—Dull. Pork, $12.40. Lard, $6.70. Flour, 3,000 blls.; wheat, 6,600 bu. 400 bbls.; wheat, 700 bu.; Toledo Graln Market. TOLEDO, June 21.—\WHEAT. No. 2, cash 3 o: 'S higher; August, December, 2, cash, 43c; No. 3 yellow, No. 2 mixed, dic bid; Ive; prime, cash, whes ber, & RECEIPTS—Wheat, 5,000 bu. HIPM ) Flour, 8,000 bbls, corn, 2,600 bu.; oats, 1,000 bu.; ool Mariets. LIVERPOOL, June 21.—WH mand poor; & offer moderately; Californ 10d; red winter, 4s 40@4s 60 o CORN—Firm; demand moderate; new Spot, 3x 90, FLOUR-Spring patents, &= 94; ing barley, 23s 6001258 6d PROVISIONS extra Pork, prime mess, 6% 3, clear, 55 Ibs., 34s; long ol prime western steam, $4s L1 No. mixed California brew- India mess, 725 6d on, long_and short 46 1bs., 3. Lard, TOIl Markets. OIL CITY, Pa., June 21.—National Transit cer- tilcates opehed Gt 89%; Highest, 505 lowest, closed at 90 salos, 5,000 Lblx.; clearances, bUIS.: runs, 89,112 bbis, PITTSBURG, Pa., June 21.—National Transit tflcates opcned it §9%; ciosed at 90; highest, SEED-Spot, 3. 38s; June and July, via cap rkot. T—Highe No. 1 north ‘piember, Decembe sh, Ge; No.' 2, f6c; r No.' 1 northern,’ 6434 DULUTH, June 21.—WH cash, June and July, 64% June and July, 6334¢; 8 B3%e northern, Jected, Gie; to arriy No. 1, n. cash, Cotton Market, ST. LOUIS, June 21.—-COTTON-—Middling, 78-16c; recelpts, 100 bales; shipments, 200 bales’ stock, 34,200 bales, Wa June 21, 1 Marlke ST, —WOC change LOUIS, ~Quiet and un- - Balloon nightly at 8, Courtland, Al 1IN DISTRICT COURT. to He Tried ptember— Other Matters. In Judge Blair's court the case of Anton Martenec against the Burlington Railway company is on trial, where the plaintiff is secking to recover the sum of $30,000 for the loss of a leg, which has disappeared at a point just below the knce. Some days ago C. L. Chaffee brought suit against John J. Hardin, at the same time instituting attachment procvedings to re- cover on a debt for goods sold and delivered Today Hardin has filed a motion for the dis- charge of the attachment, alleging that the affidavits filed in support of the writ were untrue, In the Charles M. was found guilty, a Sam Payne of Sadle Keller agalnst n, wherein the defendant motion has been filed for a new trial, the allegations in support of the same being to the effect that the former trial was punctured with errors, The case of Charles F. Taggart, re celver of the Omaha Hardware company, against the Phoenix Insurance company of Brooklyn is on for hearing before Judge Hopewell, the plaintiff secking to recover the sum of $2,000, the defendant giving a risk for that amount on the property Wwhich burned on March 8, 1892, For a defense the insurance company alleges that the policy was written without authority and without instructions from the head office. The fire occurred on March 27, 1892, and on April 25, of the same year, the hardware com- pany went into the hands of & receiver. In the criminal section of the district court thg case of Lhe Alate sgalal Ean case Bachm sosa | Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers wil Endle back-br Song of the washboard. s rubbing—tiresome, ruinous, eaking ; wearand tear on things rubbed; wear and tear on temper and he alth; wear and tear on every- thing—even the washboard itself, It's all done away with, if you use Pearline. There isn't any washboard ; there i no and, al or ‘'the sume as Pearline.” it Back — honest—send it back, wear and tear, and ther little work. way of was! and if your grocer sends you someshing in sn't any rubbing on it; there’s 's very ly sensible ng—casy, cconomical, bove all things, absolutely safe, tell you ** this fs as good s T1"S FALSE-~Pearline is never peddled, place_of Pearline, ba S PYLE, New York It's the or 413 JA CASOLINESTOVESALE CLOSING OUT Gasoline Stoves at less than cost. This | not for shoddy goods, but for first class warranted. $6.00 $8.00 ¢ $10.00 G for $2.50 Gaso Gasoline asoline Stoves for 1soline Stoves for soline Stoves. Everyono $2.73 Stoves e Ovens for.. $1.25 Oil Stoves fo. 50¢ Cans fo 65¢ BABYCARRIACE -gallon Woo.l-Jacket gallon Wood-Jacket Cans for... SALE 150 DIFFERENT STYLES of Baby Carringes from the best manu- facturers in the United States. Every- one to be sold less than cost. $4.00 Carriage for... ....... .$ 1.90 $6.00 Car; $8.00 Carriage for. . $10.00 Carriago for. $15.00 rriage for... $20.00 Carrirge for $25.00 Carriage for. .. ge for., i 2. 3. 4, 8. . 12. .14 87 00 76 65 60 75 Refrigerator Sale EVERY REFRIGER TOR and Ice Box to be sold quick%.r less than cost. Remember, we never sell anything that has price only to com- mend it. Our Refrige ators are w: ur- ranted to give satisfaction or money re- funded. $ 7.50 Icc Box for..... 3. 10.00 Ice Box for 13.50 Ref 17.00 Ref 20.00 Refrigerator for ...... 25.00 Refrigerator for ...... 4. 7. 9. 12. Terms--Cash or Payments, Presents to All' Purchasers, Close Evenings at 6; 90 85 849 98 50 14.50 Formerly People’s Mammoth I]S(l Payne, charging the defendant with the mur- der of Maud Rubel, tinued until the September term. the fact that the tentiary for safe and con- Owing to is in the peni- he was not ar- was called defendant keeping, raigned to plead guilty. Henry Bridgewater, charged with bur- glary, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty, as did Charles Orleans, charged with shoot- ing with intent to kill. —————— A cooling ride—to Courtland beach. AFFAIRS AT How the Citizens Want the SOUTH OMAHA. Platte Canal Proposition Modified. The proposition to build the Platte river canal has been thoroughly discussed in South Omaha, especially within the last few days. Mr. Dave Anderson circulated a petition and secured about forty signers. The petition 1s addressed to the county commissioners and reads as follows: “In arranging and formulating the canal proposition the undersigned citizens of South Omaha named conditions would suggest be that the following incorporated thereln “First—The company should be required to defray the expense of holding the election. “Second—The company should define the cost of power at different or specified points along the canal. “Third be completed within two years. the amount voted the work 18 finished The work should begin at once and And one-half should be withheld until and the necessary amount of water obtained. “Fourth: definite amount of water p hour should be guaranteed at all times at the terminus and a maximum rate should be es- tablished for unit of time."” unit of power delivered for a —_—— STOLE A WHEEL. Young Bardell In Jail_Agnin and Not Apt to ¢ Yesterday the Out Soop. arrested L. H. police Berdell, a youth just past 16, for the larceny of a bicycle Wednesday this clty jall, where opening & care the State from lad was released from he letter addressed to hotel. Only the detained for Harry Fox, Will Thompson. had been Mr. Thompson left his wheel at the post- he rode office while Bardell and went inside. it away. Along came That evening the thief called at Bushman's store house on Eleventh street and asked how much It would cost to store the wheel till morning, One of nothing It he (the clerk) to ride the wheel home. rk happ ness at the postoffice man Arnold spotted the bleycle to. The ¢ way. Poll and sent rider and wheel to the jall the clerks told him it would cost ould be allowed This Bardell agreed ed to have some busi- and so went home that Matters were explained, and when Bardell called at Bushman's yesterday he was arrested and will be prosecuted. —————— Elegant usic tonlght Courtland beach, Soldier Heffermau's Fu neral The funeral of Private James Hefferman, Second infantry, o curred At @ g'clock yesters 30, excepting Mondays and Saturdays. WM. LOUDON, Commission Merchant CRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Private wires to Chicago and New York. business orders placed on Chicago Board respondence sollcited. 5 Office, room 4, New York Life Dullling Telephone 1308, ! day morning. The body was laid to rest with the ceremonles due the dead soldler. In regard to the shooting heard on the night in question Coroner Maul has learned that several gardeners out in that vicinity patrol their fence lines all night armed with shotguns and occaslonally fire a shot into the air to frighten thieves away. The police are now satisfied that the soldler was not murdered, but think that perha nis body was robbed after it had beem knocked down the bank by the train, L DeWitt's Little Early Risers. safo pills, best pills. T Fire and Polico Commiss Owing to other engagements by the mems bers of the Board of Fire and Police Come missioners, a sesslon was held lash night. The ordered the seven mem on the police reserve list to report to the chiet of police and city physician for the purpose of undergoing & physical examinae tion, and if they pass the exumination theg are instructed to get ready to report fol regular duty on July 1. The votes cast b the firemen on the proposition to reducé sularics were placed in the hands of a com mittee, which will arrange them and present the matter with the counter proposition ol the firemen to the board at its meeting nex| Monday night. Small pllls, short board See the jugglers Courtland beach, - REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 21y 1894 DEEDS, 1 Martin South WARRANTY and company 1o uth Omaha 8 and 9, block 112, Thorson, 1otk Omihi ¥ N Warier 11 worth and i plocks 1 to 4 (exc t . o and wife to” 8¢ Tuthi cws, W. & T8 subdiv Toretta Que 28, block K 8, Eekerny QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. Kayser and wife to 8 J Blackburn, block 8, Hawt nd wite (o WS Wagoner, 15 of lot 8, block 4, Sixteenth IM Wool lot'1, bl ot of of lot 19, Kountse 24 Lowe's add; lot 4, HBuell's u 10, 16 and 20, block 4, Cliftc 3 W Howard to J M Woolworth 0, block 161, ¢ 3 block G W L block] (amsignee) to J A Howard, lot 1, Haleyon Helghts, . of transfers... 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