Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 30, 1894, Page 6

. hard, Gfe; No. | northetn, 63%; No. 3 northern, | e and £.; 1,000 bags Sgntos, Nos. 6 and 6 FLR004 N Tents, HAGG480; Yorkers, $4150480; | e @%e, Tleceipts were 110,590 bu.; shipments, 10,700 | c. and f.; 1,000 bugs Marncalbo, p. b; 600 b 5 a o 3 : : W] ; =3 Dlm, $4.5664.50. : ‘ b & i3 i B L5780 bags Savanilia. b GHRED- Recelpts, 1,00 head: shipments, 100 After av Barly Decline Under Bearish News OMANA GENERAL MARKET, New' York stock, | todny; SLE61 bags Recoipts for Fige Rays Show a Slight In. | M7 market active apd sgix plsher. v . > States stock, 128,170 bags: afioat for the Unitet g 3 Wheat Reacted. Conditlon of Tr.de and Qnotations on | Siates 15000 bage total viaible supply for the crease Oyer Last Week, b o+ o Staple an Faney Produce. X"Hflld States, 257,170 bage, against 42,621 bags The general . market -on couniry profdics e L yar R s A i Sm: |Nll|':||ly ot l|nu|.- Mado Competition 3 : mains about steady, With no Important ehanges. | nge Rances, S arket falr; good aver- beisk and Prices Higher. [7; e 600D BUYING CAUSED THE FINAL RALLY | ™jiis Rt Teady, wih no \mavriant shanses. | g, Santos, #i receipin 450 vnes; slock, 4040 | CATTLE PRICES GO UP A STRONG DIME | CHICAGO. June 3.1t it many sears. elgh R rass an MAMDURO, June . —Market qulet; prices At least, snce as few co arrived on a Fri r o rd price with all buyers. Cholce country by unchanged to' 14 plir. lower; sales, 3,000 bags day as was recorded tod (e was fitie: RS o potew countey butter | (JIAVRE, June 3.-Market ope unchanged 4,000 head, Every hoof of that number was ont ) T Corn Was Steady Within a "yp;!ll‘f Cent fide: {epagator creamery, solid packed, 1616 | to e lower: quist; at 1% m, market showed s | Dealors Came Clbso Togethor and Made the | 00 Ol | U, RO OF UL REMRE (S0 GO Bidee R ~In Sy at i fokn, 152080 urtfier gencral decline of 4f; closed withou oF ! hands by the middie of the forenoon RAnge-In Bympathy wich, Was E M e Ket han not shown much | further Shange: amen 13,000 buiga o Ot Tradiag Lively While it Lasted -Hogs and_at a big advance. The Improvement ox 2 It Declined Later in ehange for (b fhee woek, v belng the gencral | RIQ™ DEJANKIIO, June Market firm; Slump Badly Under Prospect of a ended to everything fn the shape of @ bullock ' % e 4 § thie Day. £ vending tn & good: mand %, cnd et | bags: clenred Tor the Unhcd Btaten B0 base: ¥reight, Blockade. i "the Bncertainty regsritng supelics i(En, | for Lurope, 5,000 bags; stock, 110,000 bags. for the near future, Huyers were nxlous to f 3 packing stock, and that appears 1o be the stand- SPYATp Suat ahiopers | No. ¥ Rio, 41710 exchange, oud; recelpts, 3,00 n rise was by teason of the menger the work of canding them out is AS sial u e LIVE POULTRY-01d liesis sold yesterday very O At provide against n meat famine"so far e ey CHICAGO, June 28.—After an early de- | JarB0Y SLARE &L WO% AFG MRk W8 | mosron oof Watket: ' FRIDAY, June 29, | the paltry 400 cattie. the’ pens contained was ¢line under bearish news wheat reacted today | &nd duks la sery lght, and whot few are afriv- | cotion R Wool marke S0 far this week, compared with last, there | §£, /"% aharmest. I 1s quite impossibic v say and closed %c higher for September. Corn | gnq jn consequence not very desirable. Ducks, | weeks. The gencrany “1a ¢ A& obinion | DA been an increase of about 1,200 cattle, | very ordinary dry lote of steers hrought elosed unchanged, oats 1%c lower and pro- | 3¢ hien turkeys, i@Sc; gobblers, GG6C; geese, | that the new tarif bill will probably go into [ 900 hogs and 700 sheep. Fholcs chanwed handa At from ST to 438, o o on the 18t of August, when the anxious i ) Yar yistons lower. VEAL—The receipts are not very heavy, but ema_of It eftccts will "then enter into | Te supply of cattle was not at all large | bulk of ‘salen were at beiter (han §1."and from 0 $1 were popular prices for cows and Opening trades In wheat were at %e¢ Ather In Ko warm that 1t wouid be im- [ PTOTIEMS OF IS e market s lifeless and | and included the usual train of Texas cattle | heifers. Sates of Texas cattle wero on . bus possible for the receiVer to be very Independent. | govold of fentures of interest. Manufacturer B T Tovee, uh CHEES In nmome very choice Wiscons | fng In wool i the Interlor on any other t v With wellers, The demand was not full , valic; Nebraska and lowa, paft | variance. Al are showing a deep Ly uation, the larger movement of the new | wkim, 6gici Limbuiger, No. 1, tbe: brick, ‘No. 1, ching event, and are taking as few | Was active and pretty close to a dime higher [ SflGte remiined flvm, and inaily ‘made a’ faie erop and the fine weather here and abroad WAY—The recelpt continue lberal ana | itk .-‘v“|yn»y-uh|n Arrivale’ of new ovoole fre | than Thursday. Handy Kkilling grades sold | for quotations was from $1.70 to $.10 f om I combined to create a bearlsh tone and | the ket weal uithough nat ‘ductably | et the fn Sa imited. CThe acou to the best advantage, as the local beef men | % 14 Prime heav and fiom 60 to 4403 ror jeveral long lines were sold out. The ad- Ty arawe | gh - Domand (air; sopply | basit for, fine medium Utah ahe and Wy~ | were all anxious for supplies. OWIng to the | over the scales'at from $L85 Lo £ ce just before the close of the session was | fair. Tiakes the bLest price on hay. | JRNE eeem \t At st x y o he_present week has been a moderately nct- yance J Light bales sell the best. Only top grades bring | he clean comt of et P ARl G Tt hat railroads were refusing to take live In the sheep market, and, alded by un- Bhorts covered. IGEONS—The gun clubs use quite a good | fraiet i "BENATCOE e qui ¢ week's | reaching destination there was no inquiry e LB we 1y bro by sympathy with wheat, but the market | popaqops . california and Arkansas potatoes | week i delphin aggregate 725,700 1ba. few: Texas an @ few Texus sheep were offered usual prices to cloge them quick. All our brass ‘znmla are highly Oats were weak on favorable weather and | WATEHMELONES Southorn, A2.006300. o) substantial improvement over any day this kT it )] ders : R fornia, 4n 1'50@5s %d; red western winter, 48 8 | oeoreq steers 9 lum, #4000 five years. They are wholesoie, neat and last a lifetime. Hero aro a fow " " A ERE--On orders, 40G50c 01 Beptember ribs 7kc lower, addidiegei Gl AL G 8 7 insignificant and the market moderately ac- H.0064.75; packers and v $1.50G1.00. cabbage belng brought in by the local growers, | Were 6,000 centals, includin tals Amer- solld and good quality. There Ig also conslder- stk = stock. Country buyers were comparatively fed and grass fc 0 hardly prime, Former price $12.50.. veeves..Now 8 7.60 ASPARAGUS-Good home grown stock, 45G30e k 3 ASPARAGUS me grown stock, #5@soc | | MIT trading and on the basis of fully steady | “SHEEP AND LAMIS—Iteceipts. 6,00 head; Former price 22.50... veveesse Now 188 in tomatoes, and the stock now being handied | Ng: . Socs ber, GSc. at $3.15 to $3.60, fair to good at $2.80 to $3.10 8 to prine, $.6006.25 Mt . n B $ 1 EheH o (hatl Former price Seunnsnsens v NOW I tites the bulk of the offarinn. Good sHIDDING | 5,0 ver hnd der RepF&Ientative sdlos welghts. ol ey which is held at firm prices. Wax, per g bu. | AECEE b o DIRSEA; Short Ribs— stock, I; r 1.7 B vaee 4 ot s 8 i good me 1ghts, Joss, and after advancing from %e to %e, | Chofce fat and small veals auoted at 6ci | yatng Australian and carpet wools from Kansas City, billed direct to a local [ Offrom $150 to 355 according to aualits, i Vi P to 1%c and he marke Wisconsin, . g eOVor ¢ o quite firm, advanced from 1 i s the market, ~ Wisconsin, - full | whut they belleve Is a “frea wool basis desirable beeves and the rather bullish tone | (™0 S0 g Snilhers taking hold sparingly an Que to good buying and better closing cables. | {7 balys lowe: on L Georgia stock except at owners' risk as to delay in v 1IRht recoipls, sellers wer in n position many pigeons, and there is n demand for old [ (he mArket: Putled Wocl rie « 1% cline in the middle of the session was caused | $1.40@1.30. Week Jast Year. The salen for the week in N count the heavier grades were a trifle slow b WE PLACE ON SALE THIS WEEK our ontire 1 firmed up on buying. are aclling in o gmall way at 75Gstc per bu. ST, LOUIS, June %.—WOOL—Firm, unchanged. | even the half fat and grassy stock, showed stly of poor qualities, quoted quered,” that is to say, covered with an imperishable, transparodt pre| free offerings. The range was %c for July. | in riet. On orders, $1.80 per dor LIVERPOOL, June 20— \WITEAT—quict: de- | Week. Trade was falrly active and the feel- pta. 4,000 head; 1,200 Texans. ration so they will never tarnish, but remain bright and clean. 'gkepm 0 ompared with last night September pork Is | "B U XE—Texas summer squash on orders. 5 e 00, Texans, $2.76G1.2 prices: i P RRETT an. pept spot, PEPPERS~Texas green peppers, per me ' heavy and butcher “Articies. | _High. |_ L ONIONS—On_orders, Callfornia, 2 per Ib, clear, 45 Ibs, 368 6d. Lard, prime ‘western, 35, | Veal calves were in very fair demand at firm D o 1y heada are mmall. they are very | lcan: receipts of American same time were | In bulls, stags, etc. NEW YORK, VES—Tteceipts, able Califurnia stock on the market. Good ship- Milwaukee General Market. PR J scarce, but regular dealers did quite a little [ $30U5.00; ‘medium to fair stecrs, $14501.80; Former price 20.00... .« «..Now 1L per doz., on orders. WHEAT-W : No. 2 spring, G6c; [ prices. Good to choice feeders are quotable | market activ shec to._prime; Former price 30.00 Now 1 e | 8 here is very cholce. Mississippl stock cons e and firm 3, 42c. and common to poor at from $2.76 down. stock, per 4 basket crate, $1.25G01.40. 9 h 3 = gmy i | m-;v.-‘ A The supply of wax and string Ll 65c; sample, 48@ DRESSED BEEF. ept i | beans Is limited principally to home grown r Ll T $12.00. Lard Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr L 3 AT efpts, 1,200 which Is not overly plenty so fa and Pork. $12.4 Y 1 50 $3 0 $3 90 65....1212 ¢4 36 S t steady to per 1% bu Ket, 750 doz., on orders. T6G$1.00. 3 e 2! 5 " 50 mmon to medium light, $4. i bulk N 824, ..Now | Eradually declined from %c to %e, became | coarm any larke, S04c fimost nothing out of bond, Nobody is op killer. Owing to the very light supply of | 117,00 head for the week so far, the advantige ——]N—— closed steady. The weak cables, strike sit- | cream. new e, 10G10c; Nebraska and Towa, [ ot O I et to Chicago reports, the fat cattle market | loeal packers not meeming to care to fnvest, but reached an unpree 4o being cloge out and at slightly better prices Corn was steady within ‘4 range. A de- | pidg sirong on the wing. Old birds, per doz, | §aic® &mount to b0l e Clor the whatever for shipping account, and on this ac- | At from $L2 (0 8.7 for poor k ) v TABLES, Y )] b, ' 0! 01 e i York 601,000 Ibs. T for the | \n moving, although all grades, including m at from $3 to $4.90 for poor stock of brass and iron beds, white enameldd, brass trimmed, at about half WATERMELONE—Southern, $20.00G Provisions were dull and easy with wheat. *W beets, per aoz bunches, D2c, | 10y I ok offer moderately; No. 1 Call- | ing firm throughout, an early clearance belng higher nesday: prime to mand for brass and iron beds has been constantly growing during t| i pptember lard 7 o bor 0% @ ;i 1% lower, September lard 7ic lower and f 6c per doz CORN—Quict; demand moderate; new mixed, | The supply of cows and mixed stock was head ket slow Vessel room in fair demand at lc for e BARLEY—Californin_brewing, 2s 61, tive at sub changed P ed, wheat, corn and oats to Buffalo. OLD BIANS-Hand picked navy, $2.10@2.15; ELoUIL spring patents, G 45 tod ,‘:(,(l‘('"“J:L'yn,','",‘{;’;I’:”",}m"r,‘f:"mf"']‘l‘, y, dssorted fieht, "$s00.0. " avy, $1.90G2.00; commo jeans, SIC i < e : A K-"Receipth, 6,000 head The' leading futures ranged as follo medium navy, $1.90G2.00; common white beans, | | PROVISIO hort clear, 5 1bs.. 348 60 cows and heifers sold at pretty low figures. i top sheep, $.35; fop lambs, CABBAGE—Th is plenty of home grown Receipts of wheat for past three davs | figures and the same was true as to the trade New York Live Stock M i L1 Stocl Inrket. In White Enamel and with Brass Trimmings. 138,200 centitle Offerings today consisted largely of state | 300 ark i native ateers, DiRggstotcRon b MILWAUKEE, June 2).—FLOUR—Steady and common to choice steers, $1.000 1.6 Ll TOMATOES—There Is a large business doing nd_demoralized; No. 2 white, Lard. 100108 stock, RECEIDPT! 5,90 bbls.; wheat, ¢ y 3 03 25 0 ¢ L80G4.45; Texas steers, iy Basiet 31 stiing. i ir, 1,700 bbls.; wheat, 3,000 | 13 a0 3 0 : o | v £5td i Sept..... ) ‘A.-"‘Ix‘ sifply Is somewhat larger. Good ALK i bls.; wheat, 3,9 5 400 ) e 7 shipments, 2,100 Cold Finished—Fire Lacquered Coods. .l R—Choice stock, per doz., $1.50D Cotton Market. 4 b 50 $4.85614.90. Former price 345.00..... % = - s .75 NEW ORLEANS, June 20.—COTTO § 00 head; shipments, o 0 5 ST aions werefas; tollows: Vow southern carrots, per doz | sales, spot, 260 bales; to arrive, : Ri & AN a8 oW er e 3 s Former price 55.00.. oW 27, L et - SN : ceipts, 536 hales: exports, con i , $2.50. 3 rmer price 70. WHEAT_No, §7%c; No. 3 spring, On orders, per doz. bunches, 260300 | Sountwise. 2545 Lales, stocl 6 Fognu( price 70.00 ... ow :‘.6 potuinal; No. 2 red, No. 8 yellow, 1 | , EURNIVS=New homo rown, per, bu., 0G7ie; | quict: saier; o000 nominal; July. i In Sight. Former price 85.00 . ow by g a home grown, per doz. bunches, 25@30e. $6.81@6.52; Angu 7 ptember, ’ $6.74G Record pts of e - 43c; No. 2 white, 40%@43¢c; No, 3 4 & b Y '$6.026.93; P 0 aio et The offerings at vest adction eale were | December. $0.02G6.93; January, @ e . 2 St .’T o s R s largé, consistin 1 apples, peaches, apricots, | TYLY ln}‘-‘ L 5 ¢ S Om At Cattle. Sheep erms cas OP easy paymen S. %, nominal; No. 3, nominal; | plums, prpnes and cherries. Owing to the cars t' L COTTON—Quict; mid- | 2. o S pasa oot d AU | Being 1td in prrivipe the sale did not take | dling, 7isc; sales, ng ceipts, §00 bales; salp- | 83 i & 600 4 biand ot Wb AoHs B2 g 0 R0t S menth, 160 balos; stock, 3,900 bules. L ansas City... .75, i dituraay e thefe will B¢ & sale of TR i pork, per bbl, $12.40@ [ a ear and a hal ches and apples. Ol Markets. Total .... Ibe.; $6.6716@6.70, ~ Short | STRAWBERRIE: re were o few on the [ oL 3 ? Dry saited shoul: | masjet held fom ke day before, and good | certifcates 4 v i BT New York 521400 short clear stdes | stock Is quc 004350, ks ot REEENL B et T e CHERRI A are plenty of California g oS E o PRI D ONICADLE 4y WHISKY=Ditllers' finished goods, per gal, be had on the mariet. Good stock. | b i} L an and closed at L'l:hn{nnu“mx were the receipts ana shipms California anples are becoming quite | est, $ic; lowest, M¥%e, 1o : 5 SeIMBE EMERCANTILE SPAPER_2K @4} per HA A i I Yy oA & D J STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady, with o e TTecsois Shinmen aré o few apricots coming New York Dry Goods Market. ik 2 IXCHANGD-Steady, with actual S Articics. Coeits. | ot i ¥ . business in_baniers' bille at $4.88% for demand ArnI0. |Begeipai|SHipmonta they are getting searcer and | wmw yoRK has leen a qulel and ac i o 1lin; posted: vies, IRoRL it A ADORL s0i000 B ierw Fave boen none re. | ditontion "of me Fers “were few Aot R oS e Oy SOVEIC Ol : Aty orn. B :| 215000 000 : hing during the lst | from some sectio e v 1510 : " : ; : : orn. B e 00 | yeek or more. Quotations are nominuly 2250 | rafiroad sirikes | aused viSItIng pur ) 2 ; " r/{/’NA o 2 i 1000 | “BLACKEE The. reselpts are lght and | %P sk, Printlng clots were qulet and 539 2 4; 410 2§ 5 < g RESAXATA L M dealers are predicting figher prices. 1 stock, 1 473 3. Sugar vinrket. 8 %D, & R. ig (] ’ | BLACK RASPBERRIES-The recclpts were Sy e ; 18! aimen s LI . e nera o tewiin f‘x;uo“:‘.ug& molasses suzar, 8§ test, 2 7-16c; refind, b 4 5 0f ' [ e s Close Evenings at 6:30, excepting Mondays and Saturdays. Jesterday, which ‘sold at #.0005.00 for #-at. | “IoNDON, June 20.—SUGAR—Cane, dull and WESTERN CATTLE. Aln, Class B, .01 0 MR & TaE4e, Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and PEACHES—The supply of peaches was in. | declining; centrifugal Java, 13 9d; Muscovado, COLORADO. Ala, Class 93 M K. & T 2d 45 i 5 Broviitons Moteliy Ete, creased yesterday by the auction sale of a pari | falr refining, 12 No. Av. Pr. No. 3 rgencies. i 001 Mutual UnionGa; NEW YORK, June 2.—FLOUR—Recelpts, 31.- | o % ifornia stock. Good stock, $1.00 Duluth Wheat Market. 2 feede 0 $2.75 4 feeders.... 2 New Con. ds.. 6 nt. Gen. 53 25, ¢ 2 feede 4 306 . 63 feeders 3 100 ac. Tuts i . 21540 bbls.; exports, 3,600 bls.; sales, 7.2% pkus. | PLUMS—Only o few Californin plums are | DULUTIH June 20, “WHBAT Closed firm: No SOUTH DAKOT. RS can o T Zuds..... arket neglected; spring flour held too high | coming as vet, and they range in price from Frsh G G A Ok Tanaly oo 800 T6Q 3 cow .. 933 160 | S C.nonfund.. b, 5o, 4 S Onls en 9 "85 {0 $1.78 per box, accord alke ©ern, cash, June ana July, 6 September, €0/ 3 nd winter wheat flour also firm on light supply. | $LES 16 $178, per box, according to size of the | Fey Biler “Bitci " No. & northern, cash, 501 Dillem 200- . 18 foeders.... 95 310 | Tanp. new st 08, 1025 uthern flour, dull; common to fair extras, PRUNES—A fow boxcs of. prunes are arriving | No. Gitie; rejected, 49%c; to urrive, No. 1 HOGS—The market felt the effect of the | Tenb.uew setda. 10258t P Consols 3. ? 0062.75; good to choice extrns, $2.50@3.40. | from California, and are worth about $2.50 per | northem, raflroad strike, and prices on an average | menn: NEvset s, ACISL PO & P W58 yo flour, dull; sales, 150 bbls, Buckwheat [ box. G : % extilos. dropped very nearly 10c, although Chicago | Va. Centuries CES.F flour, _noming FIGS-A o Gifgimia fgs have arrived. |\ NOHESTER, June 2.—Cloths and yarns, [ and other eastern markets were quoted | ,dodeferred 1 3 lllazelllen 9 maze ° HUCKW HIEAT—No They are quoted at S1. : ORN M K demand poor; prices ba a AloA 2y A Supullok worestalr s HUC N Ao tang || AA(ohisonidws 4 Atchison 28 A... CORN MEAL—Dull; llow western, . 65 TROPICAL FRUETS. excessive, and as shippers and speculators | Gapads So. 2od 280, Brandywl $2.80; sales, 260 bbIs. The New Orleans Sugar Bowl is enthusiastic ] Y E--Nominal; state, 66@58 AR A el s St B, SICORS SN e ONDY. kept out of the market, packers could pound | Cen.Pac. 1sts s 1 5 ARy o WiI be larger than jast years because so many : = 3 KHARLEY MALT-Dull; Canada, #@t0c; six- | young' groves are’ euming into bearing. Alnk | Transactions in Securitles Yesterday Very PRitte tatidinhaatte contedty, ey mtaried Boston Stock Quotation: ra Z ed, KiGSSC. i the Tower Missinslppi river, from New Orleans Much Lighter than Usual. n ngiandipayingito lower than Thurs- | oo e 2 9 [ L] WHEAT—Receipts, 30,400 bu.; export, 40,700 bu to the Guif of Mexico, for a distance 2 day, and wound up by refusing to take hogs | BOSTON June 20.—-Call loans. 114@2 per cent es, 040,000 bu. fatures,’ 100000° bl apoi. | miies, voune ‘roves are secn on many e NEW YORK, June 20.—This was a very | at from 10c to Gc lower. Prices ruled very | mmg iopns: 263 por cont. Closing - prices fo g s £, 0. b Girkes No 1 mordhc | R s below, New Oricins, to o dull day and the transactions were lighter | uneven, but in general the heavy and (TELL P e . 1 hard, Gste delivered. | dre’ aimost continun piles anttmie than for many days past, the sale of only | butcher weight grades sold at from $4.70 s b 1 1 ] a d e e e ot o, [ ATOYOM LT MY 1% cher pEincipal.fIndiigiry, two stocks exceeding 10,000 shares and of | to $4.80, while the light and light mixed } with the goods o ne et s caRa, nsely populated section of ou : rades went largely at from $4.60 to $4.70. = A big switching between July and August | yoG % PEPERSEH AN Morid but three others exceeding 5,000 shares. But [ 5] ) y 108 [Gos Blantre 5 The close was at the low point, with several [ Bell Telcplione. .. 198 - Gon. Bleotrie b d September was done, and finaily the mar- | fhat Loulstana will not long reman behing either R . et rallied sharply on local covering, closing | of them fn orange production. Any p o oo | in spite of the general dullness, the specu- | joaqs unsold, Sales were mostly at from | homon &’ 150 e e G and the prxces. rm_at unchanged to Y ndvance; June closed | ouer ate n ripe Loulsiana orange can. testity | lation was falrly firm during the greater por- | $4.65 to $4.75, as compared with $4.75 and Bo& Qoreosrs 1076 AUMINIG. oo t a:%g;d;'vhgt' 1-15G0Ko, cloalngat Wigs: Au: that they ‘are superior In faser to any, grown | tlon of the day. The continuance of the | §4.80 on Thursday and last Friday. Repre- sooeee 107 Boston & Montaiia 9:16063}c, Cldsed at 634c; December, 6 16-16 | fartitiity of our soll—u rich deposit lke that | Strike exercised a depressing influence on | sentative sales: D& (8 e, 4»1:;:«| nt e 19,000 hu: | Wome the ‘Nite. the rallway list. The room traders, who were . Sh. Pr. 8a. Pr. ¥ N—Receipts, 2000 bu.: exports, 18,000 bu.: | “P 1% Ndliha oranges may be very nne, but [ about the only ones in the market, were | 6. 20 34 55 i 31 10 filu- 435,000 bu. ‘futures. 35,000 bu. spot. Spot [ ng'one in this Dart of the country ever &aw one. | afraid to buy under the circumstances and | %2 9 240 4 60 160 4 70 i : ’I‘hflt,s the way we are kccping up our rket steady; No. 2, #7@{5¢ In elevator; 4% v f that state pick their orang ki oat. Option market steady to firm on predic- | and EPNEE 100 e Taaritet while they are | they were not sufficiently confident of the % 13 470 | sah Drex fon of lighter receipts, later reatced and closed | )1} ag green as grass. lasting quality to sell very heavy. 60 40 470 | Union Pacifi eals at 4@%e down; June closed at 4i%e: July, AT A As. uual. .. when inervies "dre "on | * The May. ranort o thecBurll i i o ] ACK 11ei A 7 N sk, cloged at dbc: August, 46g43%e, closed ai 4 Nredid ! May repo e Burlington was not | 4 e .d___ ; v Bt o T Al e B it el B, B T3 57 o | vt Sl hvorbie e on o ; & 5 b recor No such bargains were ever be= OATS--Recelpts, 43,200 bu.; exports, 500 bu.: LEMONS—The demand has not been incrensed thd operation being unusually heavy. Sugar 60 NEW YORK, Ju n "TI -‘;"“" :‘f"' ‘ es, 110,000 bu. futures, 17,000 bu. spot. Spot | (o an extent sufficient to advance prices as vet, | led in the transactions, opening % per cent . 460 0 B AT BEistcr R, D Wb, BlOSic, agk, | 3B the markel semains steady. Bancy lenyn | lower, and on good buying, believed to be b cloning mining auoiation fore—and how could there be with such Ixed western, 2@57c; track, white state, 52@ | choice lemons, 360 size, $4. ¢ + #355 | for the account of insiders, reacted % per | 60 Mot 10 T REHIAEmaskatECestinaianarRlzson. nes ORANGES—California Mediterrdnean Sweets | cent. The advance was contested, and under 2 12 Gon Ca Al A B o e Saka Haptora | (79 to-be had on the market at 315 occasional raids there were frequent reac- al g ndard. o 17 ber, MQIILe, closed at Shad: Ostober, G, Bl en o the et at Ty, per | tions all the way up. A 1 per cent decline i Gould & Ourrs, Yaliow Vi 80 HAX=bull; shipping, $6.00G6.50; good to choice, | qog., or $7.00¢7.50 per crate of about six dos. | followed, after which came a recovery of 7% & Homestake Quick = o #1.00028.90, MISCELLANEOUS, per cent and a final reaction of 3 per cent, 3 Me v 'do proferrod ino out Of busmcss a fC\V QOOLIS that b > 8 s pHOPSZWeak stite, common to cholce, 0G14C; | grge_pancy. per b, 1iGite. leaving a gain of 1% per cent on the day. t Ontario. 700 | BUIWEE.cvovvonsoiis HIDES—Dull; wet salted, New Orleans, se- DATES—Hallowees, 10 70-Ib. boxes, per Ib, | Chicago, Burlington & Quincy declined 5 per f g ectod, 46 to 65 Ibw., 5L@4Thc; Texas, welectéd, 36 | SHE 0w oicornia, tbc; dark honey, 1012, | Cent under brisk selling, but rallied % per o e 4 AR s were smokcd a fCW th:’lt were Wet, { good reasons tor selling as we have—go- o 60 1bs., 4@uc; Buenos Ayres, dry, 20 to 1bs. o Py v . e yrea. dry, 20 | MAPLE SYRUP—Gallon cans, per doz, $i2 cent at the close. St. Paul fluctuated within ; e ; 4 O TR, e 3 0 90008 TS 1 e ||| NOTS almends, togites Engiiil waiuck, 100 | o margin of % ber cent, making a gain of | i } : 4 | s ac the siock yande reomrd. ther aibiation Aggem, sht o henvy welghte, 1ogtte, | R St Juice, per bL. 65 balf bbL % pecicent onithe day. " ook Ialand, rhlch Sasasaiy as serigus and have motifiad their” aients in ] fect o Y Vi ‘domentio fleece, 19G%c; pulled, | 4o o [F41a’ ex-alyidend: recaded 16® per ' cent. and 0 sihei wa, Kansas, Nebraskih, Missourl, Texus and 11 i TR ONE- Beat. “dull. Cut - ments ffipps—No. 1 green hides, 3ge; No. 1 green | Northwestern % per cent. In the rest of the . § e e b e S e e el nearly all periect goods lokled. belicn, T@Tihe. Lara, steady; e 4, Bides, St N0 g SN fhlted| hides. | list the trading was light and the speculation B sponsible ORIy rL Saoknaihisle A Soiball ST O nnkad | alene B0 S cal calf, 8 1bs. 0 15 1bs,, de; No. 1 dry fint | unsettled. 66,1000 308 1o sses on account of The re i e Bep hides, be; No. 2 dry flint hides, 3c; No. 1 dry The Evening Post's London cable says: u that the shipments have been stopped [ 3 Tork .firm. et Dart ioured! Bides I 3} A i 3 instances, and the price of mont I8 0 i dairy, 10 | falted Biogk, 16 BGT el he topk markets wers sieady.codsy, bul. € ; Cxpected to take & Hapid ump upward. betore ~ b 7 ornfac 1 | less than Tl SN Green sa'ted, ench, 25@edc; | With almost no business. It will be a holi- - long. 1( 'e e creamery, 15 Btatel datey - AbQUTH green salted sheariings (short-wooled ety skiny! | day tomorrow. Amerlcans were easter. The - £ 0 3| W and company end: e ban . o & e ch, o@ibe; dry shearlings (short-wooled carly | saje of a few bankrupt stocks here were an- G b now the tie-up will affect our bhusinoss. : CHEESE s o 5 . 3 sale D 9. . psel a s tns), No. 1, each, 6@%e, dry shearlings (short present Indications 1t looks as if the res EGGS—Quint: rece - 1y’ skins), Nu. 2, each, 6c; dry fiint, | nounced after the house closed. The Indian Would bo disastrous. Some of our perishibl PETROLIUM-Dull; a at so%0 bid; | Rooled CATY N aska. butéher wool, pelts, per | government is to pay off the 4 per cent i . Trolght 18 on' the road now, We Wil Ka per | g Washington, bl $6: Washington, in - bulk: [ "5 %ual welght, b@sc: dry fint, Kansas and | rupee loan of 1842 next Notember. The re- 13 the roads responsibl 50 elezant gray o i iR adelphin. and 150 elegant gray cassimer |, New’ hiladeiphin and | Nehihaka marfain wool pelts, per b actual | Fubee loan of 1842 next Movember. M erted | it st night. we. had 50 elegant gray ¢ ey 128 aataece (5 Baltimore, $.15; Philadeiphia and Baltimore, i | weight. 4ge: dry int, Colorado butcher wool [ MA 1A beef cars back, being #end ‘them o suits in straight and gh 500 suits, odds and ends, for : bulk, § Ek g B elts, per Ib., actual welght, 4G7c; dry fiint, | into 3% per cents, none of which are to be . We could get no ast night that the round cut sacks, regent short and stout, long and ‘7 ao Sty s, common o, good. | Eotorads, muitaln’ Woolpeits, ber i, acuial | puid off for ten yedrs. ! ! L un ; firoads would ket ne fo e point [ round et suvks, DT, Slim, all sylos. and puie: LA . : welght, dgoe. The Evening Post says: What today's A : situation is certainly | cut, $4.50 each....... fiah 3 ] \ Steady at 31G31%c. 9 v N EASE—Tallow, No. 1, 4 [} OIS, K our ¢ 20 O P O A I itc: Kronso, whits ‘? | stock market seemed to reflect was confi- A "‘_'}-)-"“;I“" your ‘_;W‘LL for 10.00 Japan, ) Wici grease, white' B.' fc: grease. vellow, 3ci | dence that this week's insane labor uprising 6. 4 1.0 to W0 each...oones . “."l"{fs] : New Orleans, open kettle, | grease, durk, 2 r,huld"'l\lfifl;hz(l-‘/-‘:- beeswaX, | wij] meet a speedy collapse. The result of " it I 4 $11,654,038; 200 cutaway (4-button) frocks - P 1 1¥8cotch, $19,0002.60; Amer. | Prime: 190180; rouRh tallow, B this feeling was a market exceedingly dull, in tans, grays and oxfords, can, $10.00514.00. Chicago Fruit Auction but much stronger than might have been an- ! DA : 2.—Clearings, $2,087 R i M e ; : g COPPER-Quiet; lake, e 20,—The company | ticipated. As a rule the railway stocks " e o R s e et pressed and all right, go at ('O 3 ys'and children's suits 750 5 CHICAGO, Ju ) t RRSD=Qulsts, domeatio, sold California frait at auctl the prices | closed at or very near their opening figures. ¢ : a4 2 balanoes, | §0,340,858 .00, at hall former prices, from market dull. X zed being as follows: Ch soval Anne, [ “Pio ‘tollowing are the closing gquotations e 1o e 5.00.. 80 up. ... AR SPELTER-Firm; domest ! I \ . ) i Saste: Biggeraus, Blieeraw changg, 0 tons brompt shi 31085 apricate, Hoyal, Moor Park, Tw: | change today b R 410 80 PHILADELIIHLA 20.~Cle % o [ A ) “EGPTON ‘SEED OIL—Quict: prime crude, 2 [ peaches Alexander. & 8, early, 15O | Xichinon... V| Northorn Pacio. Es 80 470 00 g0 | 33 bulances, §I 5 suits In cutaways and 6,00 asked; oft crude, 8G%e; yeljow butter wrades, | $h00: piums, Royal Native, S@3Lu0; Bt- Adams BXpress. NO. Pitc. PId.r.oss LT 80 47D I 15} LONDON, June . — The price a sacks, even Prince Alberts e 200 dozen hemstitohed hARAS B choice yellow, o waked: prime yellow, 3 grine, ont. $3.1663.00; pears, Alton, . gD & Gl PIGS ,AND ROUGH. Bushos Avies today s 1" "5 amonzst thom, now take 10.00 korchiofs (large size) for 2;3.}1}- yellow off grades, 31%G33c; prime white, | Y. PRI 1 AR suresa 1 NG A 0 20 .. 250 [ PRt Flniaied PR IRAL LY your choice at $6 and $10 . gantlomon, some that are ¢ finaratind e e elaiys Balitmore & Ohio. N. Y. Ceuiralll il Lo 480 0 308 3 1 LONDON, June 2.—The amount of bullion hand embroidered smong - St. Louis General Markot, iiberal, Strike delaying v Canada Pacific. .. N. Y. &N. Eng... SHEEP—None frésh were recelved. There | cone into 'the Hank of England on balinees them, slightly soiled «"; 12“ i ¢ gigtic; Black Tartar) on the leading stocks of the New York ex- lm 4T Bttt 8| e tor” cho wecount, ! Ll P SE2.% Zx SEEES S5 ST. LOUIS, June %.—FLOUR—Weaker; pat- | fornin, but hindering o +Canada South Ontario & W...... 1s a fair demand forf desirable muttons and ¢ i 5,000 Wl e antRtoe Mt nonll R 8 ; ! ; 8 water, now go at 12ic each, - lambs and some fpawiry for feeders. Prices | cr3 ATI, June 20.~Clearings S 00+ BrON! - BORMS 7 \ o onc are quotably o, o good natives are | Money, 2 per cen W York shirts at 30¢, worth $1.50.. f DL formerly brought 35¢ to50¢ quotable at $2.76@3.25; fair to good wars erns, $2.60@3.00; gommon and stock sheep, | Ride ths switchback at Courtland Beach, $2.00@2.25; good . ta. choice, 40 to 100-Ib lambs, ;2.50@3.75: Representative ‘l‘flll‘s o = — = . - 4 i YR ———— WM. LOUDON, CO umbia C Ot ]ng CO., , o Dlsporitio: Commission Merchaut Recelpts und Digposition of Stock. OMelal ipts and disposition of stock as ahown by "the books' of the Union Stock Yards GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. nts, $2.85G2.05; extra oy, ? sthers | the same from Chi i , | Central Paciic Oregon Imp....10 WHIZAT-Opened weak and went off nearly 1c, | 8¢ auction five cars Callfornia fruit: Peach piu! opee. & Ohto-. 30°|OreFgn Nay when buylng chused @ rally of e to a close of | $2:8043.80; Abund SEWGLEG Clymans, 2. i ) Pacine Mall. . ?‘“ Below yesterday's: o, om0t | Purple’ Duanes, §2.21; Ogon. $3.35: Japan plums. | Gilicago G P.D. & E. wm o = OFEE X & T O — o PO lly, B6%e; August, S4%@M%c; Septe A | ga.q0: Bimoni prunes,’ $3.10G4.00: Tragedy prunes, | consolidated G Piusburg, % Y o MUKt M1@3ANC; Beptember, 8] | lgaan0: Ryl Helives, Satisoe; Bril cherry | GO0METERYILY 57 | Puliman Paidce.. Claude plums, s, $2.00; | §olg. Gonl & [ron Reading.........o0. NCAfter Some fuctuations closed e above | and Koenig A R 2 Aqme fuctuptions clased e abovs | Aes G R ol ontakamels. | Gotton Of Cert... Richmaud T &3 sgal ;. poich a ; do. pld... bet, e 2 o e Aexinder pea 0 Halen. $1.10 Lotk d W [T T At Akl fowers MO oeat, oyl Anne. chertles, 8@t Diggeraus, | D ¢ R G W prd R Ry Mc Ausuat, " W tiegan o contepnlal Tepublicans, e} Kook [sianad. LRY—No trad Clevelands an PO 1o BARLEYNo trdin B Pl Kantas Oty Markots T S p'4 dma ANSAS CITY, June 2. —~WHEAT-Qulet: No, lo pid. TIMOTHY SERD- 40001 15 o AN I e ot Teiecicd, Wause. | G Northar pi soutnbm HAY—Easler;-prime 10 choice timothy, $9.500 | © CORN chanked: No. | O. & E. Lpfa.... Stgar Refinery i Y el 2 white, 8 s mixed Hocking Val e, Coal & Tron j R Ao SN, MRsTaor. ereamery, MQIKG) | QAT % AU, " # 8L &Duluth...! T. & O. Cent. pfd.. Cattle . ot pgy pestry . . ce dairy, 13@lo. ite, S6c. St C SAUR) Office, room 4, New York Life Bullding Te. w:'u"nr,u Steady; creamery, M@15c; dalry, 129 | K.& T.pfd.. ... Uulon Pacifie..... ad Telephone 1306, ulot; $3.071%09.10. Lake Erie & W.., U. 8. Expross. ... i TR SSTT S LR Weak: offered at $3.17%. oG t 0 pid. KW S Loe P " Duyers. | oany.., TOE Cottle. Shecp 4 B Tet. 88,000 bu.; ‘corn, 5,000 bu.; | YLake Shore...... do pld.. ... i naha Packing company... 8ig . y Ry g gp - 00318 B L Aty $,000 bu.; oorm, 1000 bui | CSedtmrigt:til Wella Pargo BX. G H. Hammond company.. 9 1443 WALL STREET! : Loulsville& N\ Western Unlon, Swift and company........ 1,633 DIRECT FROM THE TANK. I v e i TP i Wheat, 31,00 bu.; corn, none; | FREUHAE N A ‘7 W kL B Cudahy Packing company 1682 ... | Operatesuccesstully in Will Street through : : JRaDull and. wesk. Pork, standara | 2% BOR&: o pid ... T, Hocker & Dogon..osrns A our Co-Operative Stack Syndioates ) Lard, prime steam, §5. Peoria Grain Market. x O "B INASLL... Lo Backersseisrserien *| Dividends pald up to June 15th, 189, as fol- { salt_meats, loose PEORIA, June 2.—CORN—Steady; No. 3, 414c; [ (Michlgny Cent. .. e, § | £ RODGAD. g pfsnneenste 4 lows: \ o Bollev, No Steam. ginee 3 i k 0. 10 . e . it | December, 1803, J314 yor oont, Nt BEST POWER for Corn und Feed Mills, Baling: No. dle. 4 vow: 5¢: | Moblle & Ohlo. . . Shippers and feeders. OATsTrregular, lower; No. 2 white, 43Gdsc; | Moblie& Ol Nk v Lt 4 ary, 1894, ' “ Hay, Running Sopirators, Creimeries &0 76244, ] No. 8 white, $2g4itge. » February, * 16 “ Flour, 5,000 bl RYE—Ngthing doing. Hationsl Oordege. [ u“ b 1 } o " o Pld......ev B0K i Total cuueeee 2 Mareh, 17 S NECEH ST, M D Mt R b | R e ‘A aprii,' 14 “ : O0TTO GASOLINE ENGINE corn, $6,000 bu. SHIPMENTS—Corn, 17,000 bu.; oats, 60,60 bu, [ No & W, pd ... 180 d e Greee Kansas Clty Live Stock Market. May, 4 44 A, D ! A Stati Portable. : i o AN LSS Y. ke hateany e | ANR RaRd Sl 10N Reaa) o six months. Prospectus gIving detalled informas o &0 1. I 0 90 H. P MINNEAPOLIS, June .—The wheat market | NEW YORK. June 26.—COFFEE—Options | The tolal sales of stocks today were 80,14 | to 1oc higher and mctive: Tex s, 1 R i egr sy et iy SR et e for Catalogue, Prices, etc., desoribing work o be donss opencd quieter this morning and soon sold lower | opened barely steady, b to 10 points down, ruled | shares, including: Atchison, 3,60; American | 3.40; Texas cows, $1.30G3.30; beef steers, $3. el L o0 early lower cables and better weather 1n the | gehemlly weak under' (orelgn pressure. 'closed | Sugar, il Burlingion 16,00 Chicugo Gax, | 470) native cows 6G4.78; stockers and fred- IR o 00, Ns0ok Bnd Cuicago, 245 Lako 8t OTTOGAS ENGINE wonKa. 83d & Welnut Stay PHILADELEHIA, Ay -~ SESSEE St RECEIFLS, business orders placed on Chicago Board of Cars. Head. | Trade. - Correspondence solicited. = west. The last sales were made at the same | steady and unchanged to 10 points down; sales, Distilling, &00; Reading. 4,00; SL Paul, | ers.’ $2.0063.75; bulls, §1.2003.50 'Srokers, $1 Browdway, New brice as the closing sales of yesterday, but very [ 14,000 bags, including July, 316.50G16.35; August, | 60 HOGS—iteceipts, 1,000 head; shipments, 1,400 g Gmaba, 107 6, Mth 88 —