Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1902, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1902 — e | \ on heavy commission house buying at C 2,635,000 bu.; corn, 518000 bu.; an increase | reach the Bank of England, There was a \ E [ ™. . falr sales. Gingams also frm. Print COMMERCIAL AND F AA\“AL cago o 40,000 b, on th, "30,480,000 bii., & decrease | holiday &tmosphere on the Stock exchange. OHAHA “‘E bTOCk HARKET 0 hs inactive and unchanged. Cotton Hay—Steady: shipping, 60G6sc; good to | of 396,000 bu.: rye, 483,000 bu., a decrease of | Wednesday, the day before the coronation s v hoslery and _underwear quiet and low cholce, 90@96e. 61,000 bu.; barley, 251,000 bu., a decrease of | of King Edward, promises to be a day of 8. S ¢ grade goods irregular in price o @t HIT Steady: Galveston, 20 to 2§ Ihe,, 000 bu. Jollification Consols were steady. Home " " .y | 18¢; California, 91 to % Ibs., i6c; Texas dry, - ralls were generally in poor demand. The : - » ] 8 Woel Market. Prics o All Pits Borne Up by Bullish [2°('5 ibe. 15 = 4 Liverpool Grain and Provisions. Tt L R T Cadiang | Beef Oattle Active and Btrong--Gow Stuff 3 $ HOPS—Firm; state, prime to_cholce, 1901 I ST. LOUIS, June 2.—WOOL—Steady were trifil lightly tter 3 y ' Argumenta, AT g e Prime t, cholce. 1%1| LIVERPOOL, June 2—WHEAT--8pot. | Tone, The amount of hulllen® taken into Bells Bteady to Btrong. : : medium and combing, LN Tight . — 3 1901 crop, 18%@G22c; 1900, 16@l6c; olds, g‘rlllr_'i T "-':”l’.'y:fl" ;nm"«.‘f:r?';- faigres, Bank, of Engiand on bajance |y —— 1 washed heavy fine, 3¢ tub ; ¢, b d: Septe , 6% 1%d. vas £27,000, Gold N * PROVISIONS SMASH MAXIMUM RECORD [ PHOVISIONS Beet, auiet; family 81 CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed, rew, | "FARIS, dune 2. Prices. were heavy on | HOGS OPEN 5 AND CLOSE 5 TO 10 HIGHER 16.00; mess, $13.60114.00; beet hams, $21.% Be 9d: American mixed, old R ‘.»""1""]: the bourse today owing to realizations due SUPREME COURT SYLLABI. T80 Daclket. $10 c0q1ad0; ety extra india | Steady: July, nominal; September, 58 24d: | to the approaching settlement. Spanish 48 ot % 7 ; kb Tess, $24.00025.00 Cut meats. firm: plokied | October, &8 1%d Were wenk I spite of the succeas of the | Heavy Run of Sheep and Market Five |7 R ; e Bkl -~ i Hog Products Record Top Values for | hellies $11.00014.00; plekied shoulders, $85 | PEA ‘anadian, steady, 5s 9%d. Spanish lo: Argentines were firm. French EY ™ L Week. 3 2217 tate agal Paxton. Error fron the Year and Core Shew @A.75; pickied hams, $11.00@12.00. Lard, Arm; | FLOUR=St Lotls fancy winter, firm at|rails receded materially. Turks started | t© Tem Lower T ast’ Week— . o 18 | Douglas Reyersed and remanded. Po P i 5 . rlosed { | 88 9¢ f , but cle d e 'S, X S L on No. Strength, All Lines e ormi e e Aned Ao oamnent. | HOPS8—At London (Pacific coast), firm Industeials were weaker. "Rio thitos. were ikl -t et . 1iE 8 1o Tule that a decision of this court §11.10; South America, $11.60; compound, -l[_fil 168G £5 s, fots t ndt Kaffirs were supported at first and Than a Few Weeks Ago. % 1% & 4 S “l"'\m‘ i ihe case not i;:”(\mmu,z;;‘ :v‘\‘ Gatning. $8.00610.00. Pork. firm; family, $19.75(20.00} OVISIONS—Beef, quiet; extra India heavy. The private rate of discount 'he Week opens with Hibers) sup- | EINtS, eXpressly considered in the opinion, - mess, 100s. Hams, 'short cut, 14 to 1§ 16 per cent. Three per cent rentes, 5 ) A ente v short clear, $19.50G19.75; mess. $18.60G19.50. | fness, 100s. Hams, short out, 14 %o 16 FAZ R o X ; Sgnt rente only here, but at other centers. | i1y the judgment rendered, has not the LEATHER—Quiet; acld, 24@2%e. hs., ) N d Mg ) Wy id e SOUTH OMAHA, June 2. s were again bearish and all grades | same application where the evidence v e and cut, 26 to 30 Ibe,, steady, 568; short ribs, June 23 —Internationals were . pp at CHICAGO, June 23.—Grain bears were| ' OOL—8teady; domestic fleece. 26G30c. | 1650 94 {bw., firm, 565 6d; long clear middles, | quiet on the bo today. . Spantsh 4s were | Recelpts were: e oms Bheep, | Were auoted 10G1bc lower than last week. | Succeasive trinls of the same cause is & Sought In o trap today and were squeesed | o TALLOW—Steddy; city (82 per pke.), | {{eit ¥4 to' 34 Jbe., 668 6d; long clear mid: | casier. Locals were auil. Iron shares Official Monday 1337 Bgr9 8605| At a late hour only a few loads had | materfally different as to affect the con- t0 "the €o0d Droft of the bulls. —On a|S#ei country (pkes. free), s@%c. | dfe Reavy, 38 ¢6 40 Ibs., MEm &t “bs: | weak but recovered at the ciose. Canadian | Same day last week: 076 4159 3,671 | Changed hands, the market ruling dull and | clusions reached fickle weather market bears were Induced | . F ~Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 41 | 0% MY Ve "9 Yo 20 ibs,, 538 6d; cleat | Pacifics were somewhat harder, Exchange | Same week before 5124 weak at the price % 2. Where the evidence at a new trial i to sell untll the markets were oversold i Japanese, 4%@6c bellles, 14 to 16 1bs., firm, 568 6d. Shoul- | on London, 20m 46%c pfgs. for checks. Same three weeks ago B8k wtotations for ciipped stock: ¢ 0d to | or may be presumed to be materially dif Burly Weakness, nowever, sapéolaliy fn TER=Recelpts, 13060 pkgs.: steady: | 210 % qunre, 11 to 13 Tba. firm &t &2s 6 3 4 h Betns Jour Weeks 1on Bih 30| cholce wethers, $4.356A.10; falr to good, #.30 | ferent from that ut u trial alrends rovlewod wheat, was dispelled before the very bull- | State dairy, 15G2lc: state creamery, 19@|74rd, American refined, in palls, firm, 43s; | & " Same day last year S i 108 @450 good to choice ewes, $100G@4.%; falr 1o | by this court, in a subsequent review it ish argument of greatly decreased st 22%c; imitation creamery, 17@20c; factory, | “ie ““Wagtern, in tlerces, firm, b53s. | NEW YORK STOCKS AND MONDS. | poininng FOR THE AR TO DA good, F 00G4.15; good to_cholc (“_lnm_\m. $.35 1 will Investiga » record uninfluenced by Aoy Wil sk A e slose July | ¢ Recelpts, 8,960 pkes.: steadior; Kol firm: prime mess western, firm, The following table shows the Feceipts of [ Sclls® apout’ St Above clipped StoCK. | tand of i *Raudicatcd whieh a o rush. At the close Ju 8 SO, pRes.; 8 i O | sells @ Dase - | tions o asudicated w Wheat was Nic. higher; July corn, ‘1t qnrge. colored, MNCin Toiie, "aci| | CHEESE-Steady; American, finest white, | Industrials Are Weak, but Railroa ShE 10 St e o parsons Witn 148t | £1¢ saso Wehers apply equally to the evidence at each irial higher, and July oats, up. Provisions | ' " S ia d v ©0l-101d, B6s; American, finest ~white, ne A v i ara . L A bond executed pursuant to a in Closed 124850~ higher 6 "Reord-making L 9%c; white, H%c. .| steady, 49s 6d; American, finest colored, old, ers Become Animated. 4 1908, 1901, k 118 Srass wethen.. . 9 substantial conformity with the provisions L steiee and . Henhsylvania, "1k westord | N0, A0ck: Aderican, finest colored, new, | NEW YORK, June %.—The dominating ' g i ol ewes % 3 Comsidoration 1o # AR Cleart, ditlons in the wheat fields, | 8121% - d ; steady, 49s 6d. 2 : - oDere s old ¢ .- veee . consideration to suppor as shown by the weather map at the | cAndled e TALLOW—Prime _city. steady, 29834; | btore wers: nanifis 0 o terieney ot 40 LR H . 4. An_undertaking not within the opening, augmented by lower cables, in-| MOl —Steady; New Orleans, 33@Jdic. | Austrailan, in_London, dull, 44s 3d. Prices of Falircad Stocks 15 Teact o & b aine tabis Shiwe Uhe hverdmy view of the may nevertheles duoed liberal early liquidation and short [ POULTRY—Alive, firmer. brollers c;|™ BUTTER—Nominal previous level. Th y & f lar e hos | Ne Bouth OmMABR e upheld as a law contract if oth Belling of wheat, ~After last week's bull- | turkeys lic; fowls, 1dc; dressed, steady and| The imports of wheat fnto Liverpool last | Lietititl ™" hratione was in the Gould | marker the Slast. several days, with con ixed ETass 4 Lot MOBRDIS 'R WUppOTted by - & ) er, followed | Unchange week were 49,300 quarters from Atlantic | oy Vb P tatha u g . 3 sheep o9 i sideration g II:;- S:f:r’fl.';;“: ;:;.M:e:";en:’:;.:;‘ q;:m;;“ "”&Tt‘fl‘lfi’«“r"t b’;,:m;:; l:up‘le‘o;‘(:nrl':‘::r Ports, 14000 from Pacific and 13,00 from nr;" T)I:'llxtx?lu:rrplu?‘(?r“);.drhl'fi»‘?ndwl:n};.::k parisons with former k s fi,y:.-- yearlings..... i ‘l”m:vr e 'lrl‘.v;\ |!|" ...;.1;»|.~-‘ 5 1.nm|v|ln,= o ! o | copper was transacted today, e mar- | other ports. i A — — - i Gtutes, an ofcial bond must be approved ::vl-rt n;L:':‘ w':‘:;"m;lfl(lh;;" "‘1" "{‘"m‘:‘" :u nn-rdanghrloa.-d _?hllulell«wwr, bo&&\;‘ RReie were 10 fmports of corn from At- ;’:&.f:‘i.':;"’,‘.’,‘,’é‘ ':;:’u:;:d:: p(r::auurl;":; Date. | 1902. {1901.|1900. 18991898, 1897, 1806, I8 Idaho ewes ... 6 as w-»‘n a8 exec uted "“1' ‘Hed ““ ATh the s " fo % o ome and abroa e sales were 250,00 | jantic ports last week. % it . daho ewes 65 | time fixed by law. Such approval should minds J;‘:“m:cr&rl\l;u:hfig& excitement | |k %or Augurt Ahd 390,000 16, for special | no PO ts last I!;_l;\l looked like genulne liquidation. June : | 8,79 499 Idaho ewes 9 85 |come before filing and negiect to procur e e oY i Toage “the “Dears | delivery at 31215 The closing prices were Philadelphia Prodnce Market. T RTINS TR W o §0 1dano ewes i al of the bond renders the offic encouragement. “"Bulls © who nad _paper | a8 follows: Standard: spot to AN, HL8| pripADELPHIA, June 3.—RUTTER- | From the same Sources us have been activs 118 |67 e ROUgH the bond. In duly. exccuted And Niod; ol B o T s R giLizg; casting. $110G1E0 Londen closed Firm; extra ‘western creamery, e, extra | {or some time past in this group of stocks | June CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. | 6 While approval of the officiai oond of a Wa3ase down, ‘at kG, Ther were | 2864 lower. with spot at &% 108 and tutures | nARGY, PRICR B0 1 oarby, e, Joss of; | improvement in the * propertles " through Hoy s O R few early Dullish atatlstics et Veme | closing with spot at £126 108 and futures at | fresh western, 18lsc, loss off; fresh south- | recent extensions and mew acquisitions, Cattle and Hogs Higher and Sheep |is for the benefit of the public. may be orowd percelved that the pit was over.|£122 1. The New York market for tin | weatern, 18c, loss off; fresh southern, 16ic, | The ;‘vm‘f!v"( the day includec & report of Ao towes. aived; yet this walver is for the state to >4 4| was also lower, with spot at $28.50@29.00. | loss off. appeal to a higher c of of I " make, ‘and the unauthorized filing of a O e I ot “the day iha | Lead was steady here at 84124, while Lon. | CHEESE—_Steady; New York full creams, F“::E"" s case againat te entrance Into CHICAGO, ; : bond without approval does not preclude s e e porces b s the | don fell off s 34 to £11 2 §d. " Spelter was | prime small, 104G104c; New York tull | Pittsburg by the Wabash and an suthor; 1650 Fana.’ tadioain 8 iha; | the state from ‘Claimin o torteitute under e et T et Py Ptked ‘up | unchanged at London, closing at £18 12s G, | creams, fair ‘to good, 9}4@10c. ized statement of the profect for a new active, 10G15c higher: good to prime steers, | &4 section 15, chapter x, Compiled Stat- fapidly ‘to W4@T4%e, With apparent ease, | 8nd was also unchanged locally at .ST4. Toledo Grain nnd Seed. connect with a proposed raliroad to Los s gnt k B S e “The governor, not the secretary ot Buying was general. There were renewed | o0 remained, SCUCE M Rilkeant . were Angeles. This project is avowedly intended 0@ Tal | state, is to approve the bond of a state rumors that conditions were bad in France | Prices as jast quotef. thern. s @ | TOLEDO, June 23.—WHEAT—Active and | as competitive to the western extensions of 2506, 7 05 LUt | treasurer. Henc b far as the state is und that threshing returns were generally | BOmIngl N L (ounG MOTIMGER,F 'Sl | Arm; cash ‘and June The; July, T6c; Septem- | the Gould system. ~But the large buying of B oot Texus fed | concerned the filing of a treasurers bond ate in the day were for showers over | Englls arkets : 5 a vy l0c_higher; a utchers, ense w! Necessity of approval, - much of the standing wheat. Thers was | 0w 8¢ Bs 9 and Middlesborough at 48 7d. | o3 "grice: “July, new, ic: September, old, | Gould stocks, was decidedly reactionary Henvy, $1.250 $1.7007.85; Foush | 4na ‘ehforces & forfeiturs such & bond be e dip from top prices on profit-taking, 29%c; September, new, i2ic. This was the more conspleuous in view of | —————— Tos, $7.40@ J S comes effective as against the principal §‘ul July closed strong, %o up, at 7G| UMATIA WHOLESALE MARKETS. | " giicpy Clover, more active, steady; cash, e ther Tira ot 7 petnéa in Chicago & | Jndicetes Bunday . e UAND LAMBS—Recelpts, 20,000 | And sureties from the time of defivery' to "';‘- ot d:‘-“fl'xm htoid ) o8 Dl ot $5.07%; October, $5.12%. Eastern Illinols, supposed to be set aside YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS. head; sheep, 106 lower; grass western- | and fillng by the secretary of state, contract grade; nneapolis an uluth | condition of Trade Quotations on for absorption in the interest of St. Louls | The following list shows the number of | ers, 20@30c lower; lambs, best springers, | Whether it is approved or not :;'r‘gcml?m:;‘l!u il cares desinat 5 e Staple and Fancy Produce. Minneapolis Wheat, Flour and (iran. | gouthwestern cars of feeders shipped to the country yes- | steady; good to choice wethers, $4.00G4.7 9. The approval of such bond after in- . 3 o 6o 20 i | stead of before ereo a v week Bnd Is0 e yedr ngo'Frimary 'Te: | EGGS_including new No. 2 cases, 1ci| MINNEAPOLIS, June Mo WHEAT July GManhattan anared in the strength of the | {erday and thelr destination: Cars, | S, 16, Choiee ' mixed, Brbaily western stead of betore ling thercof is an “irreg. eipts were ushels, com cases retu " 3. 76%¢c; September, 70%c; on track, No. : 5 Y 2 1 & - v & 2 chapter x, Compiled Statutes, anc > $51.000 Dachels TAst year. Beaboard siear | - LIVE FOULTIY Chickens, oo old | hata. T0; "No.' 1" norihern, Tiie; No, 2| imparted some sympathetic strength (o the | w. 8. Hiatt, McPaul, [a—K. C.....oovoo: §| @007 western lambs, $.006.7: " springs, | (b U, 5 Gompiled Statutes, and has no nces in wheat and flour e 0 | roosters, according to ag c; vur northern, 7i%c. c . _| €. H. Polk, val, Ta.—K. R L g R Th Tk a wtroved: bl ushels. The visible .'.‘;?,“,1 .“:‘x::: U0 | $lle; ducks and geese, ic; brollers, per Ib., | " FLOUR—First patents, $4.00G410; seconds, e U ) R"_'fl,":g o ress | , The official number ot cars of stock C;:flg'fll yesterda, Receipts, Shipments, | jing, " quaere, hother 80 '.\,‘.,'.xfi\..‘x ey crease of 2,5%,000 bushels, where only | 18c. $3.70G0.80; first clears, $1.85; seconds, §2.25. ' | $NYLY designed a8 A 0T (e the United | Prousht in today by each road was: foes 3 8 | not be said to relate back to the time ot L70,000 bughels dectease was expected. On | | BUTTERTPaciong, St e | BNAN-IE WUk, PSR, Mine Workers. Most of this gain was lost T il s ol 1 2533 "{55 | Nling In’ the sense that It would waive the assage breadstuffs ecreased 000 | dair; 8, 18@19C; e, iR e - L . P. Ry...... . % neglect to procure approval in t 4 Sahels. World's. mhipments were 7t | FRESH = CAUGHT 'FIS8H —'Trout, ' dc; Milwaukee Graln Market. on the resction, .\ Golorado Fuel was | JVabash 5 Ehirak ity Live Steek Mavist fixed by law. < i bushels, against 9,481,000 bushels last year. | crappies, 10c, herring, 6c; pickerel, 5c; pike, kv A larer 0l hooount o¢ thie | Mumsousl PACINC R¥ces 8 © o @ 4 Y & 3L It seems & proper construction of sec- Corn was very neivous ail day. Batly | 11c; perch, 6¢; buftalo, dressed, *c; sunfish, | MILWAUKEE, June 2. o Hanuts ‘amongst insiders as to | SN Pacing system. KANSAS CITY, June 23.—CATTLE—Re- | tion 15, chapter x, Complied Statutes, that In the ‘day there was marked artificial | bo; bluefins, do; whitahen. lec: caifish. e | ket higher; No. 1 northern, - e Continuance. of dividends upon . the celpts, 2,650 head’ natives, 3,850 head Tex- | the forfeiture thercin provided is not in- strength in July options, caused by ar- | black bass, lic: nahous, ile; eatmon, 16c; | northern, fie tock. "The recent heavy tone of Amalga- | & B 2 . ans, 1,075 head calves, mostly Texans; best | curred by faflure to procure approval of an Bitrary higher bida by ihe “buil teaders, | haddock, lic; codish, 12¢; red s=appef, i0c; | “RYE—Weak: No. 1, E4asie. = 1o, | 2tock, "The recent heavy tone of Amalea | c.! 8i. P, M. & O. Ry ;| natives stronger. others ateady; Texans, 10 | official bond within the time mited, pros without considerable purchases. Fluctua® | 106 shad each. e e e e ViR A@TYe; sample, | mate e Ta view of ‘the continuing deciins | &, §. % A @ise" hisher:Ccholce ‘export “and dresged | vided such bond s fled in due time and is ons were erratic and July quotations | 8plit shad, e 1003 3 g 3 A : of steers, $7.0007.60; falr to good, $4.9@ | approved. could hardly be called a eriterion of ths | 1b.; %c; lobsters, greeiy, per Ib. o, ORN—July, 65%@66%c. in the price of copper and_the unprece: | G R stookers and teeders. $8.5000 02%): wese: | 15, Approval of the bond {n such case and corn strength. Wheat, however, lent good | LIGEONS—Live, per dos., T6c. S D wn I Dnited Wiatay | a0 ern’ fed steers, $5.50@6.95; Texas and Indian | walver of the forfeiture by permitting the ald to this pit on its upturn, and there | VEAL—Choice, 6Gc. EUSEIR . Mawiet, B D N s dTatod u Het 1048 OF = steers, $80gio Texas cows 210400, | principal to continue in and hold the ofico was urgent buying In the deferred fu-| SQRN—BSc. PEORIA, June 2.—CORN—Higher; No. 3, | Stoq) and that stock suffered & o Total recelpts ........4 canners, $2.0066.60; native helters. $3.000b |Is suffictent “consideration for the under- tures at times, especlally of Decomber, | QATS—Sc. e24c. 4 : e | B letion fn Wall street | . The disposition of the day's receipts waa | §.40; cinners, $L0G3.00; bulls, $2.90@4.50; | taking of additional sureties, who sign which was oversold. Too much rain and | BRAN-Per ton, $16.00. A rs_Firm: No. 2 white, 4T, billed | 1t 18 the general conviction in Wall stredt | s follows, each buyer purchasing the num- | calves, $3.0006.55, after filing, but before approval, for the cold weather has been a bullish feature | HAY—Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale | 0o /i kol "y " that the proposed plan for conversion of | ber of head indicated: HOGS—Receipts, 3,000 head; market ac- | purpose of procuring such approval and in corn of Hay Dealers' association: Cholce hay, No, | through. preferred stocks into 5 per cent bonds w Cattis Hops Rhsth. | it lh potibes ohitne eied Ton H1T81 | WATVeE: late and in some sections of T WHISKY—On the basis of $130 for fin- g ts, thus leaving no | Buyers, s {2 1 5001 t 3 the corn belt, especlally in Iowa, these |1 upland, $.00; No. 1 medium, $7.50; No. 1 0! H be blooked by the courts, wive WSYSes on Omaha Packing Co .78 1,248 1,687 | bulk of sales, $7.5097.65; heavy, $5.60G7.1 13. A bond can be delivered but once. If conditions now prevail to soma extent, In | coarse, $7.00. Kye straw, $.50. These prices | shed goo oftset to the increase of fixed charges of | G "y Hammond Co & ;| mixed packers, $150G710; light. $T157.17%; | after delivery It fs altered by the addition other sections, however, crops are said to | are foF hay cf good color and quality. De- Duluth Grain Market the $50.00000 new bond lssue. “There oo | 8witt and Company! 39 L4 | vorkers: 37.6qr7is; ple. enirio of further sureties, and again delivered, be in good condition. July at the opening | ™and fair. Receipts light. bt by o to be @ fear that the payment of dividends SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 5300 | there is in effect a delivery of a new bond u . g - ‘hreatened, Cudahy Packing Co. ! 1,082 SHE 2 s 1 | mped from 66c to 6740, th 4 VEGETABLES. DULUTH, June 2.—WHEAT—Cash, No, [on the common stock fs thus t Armour & Co.. 247 | head; natives steady, Texans lower; native | which will take effect as such from the ishc d closed 1%c up%‘nl e };::i‘n&hfi CAULIFLOWER—Home grown, per doz., |1 hard, 7 ‘No. 2 northern, c; No. 1| The reports,of minor labor tro “‘f“-"",{"'lom-ha Prok. o, 16! lambs, $4.80@7.00; western lambs, $5.00G6.25; | date of the last delivery. was not large, however, in this optlon. | T6c. 0% | L opthein, Thige; Dily, 16r September, 1. | not _directly ‘aftecting any speclal ntocks: | Armour & Co, K. C..... native wethers, $4.9035.35; western wethers, | 14. Addition of further sureties upon a Beptember sold from 58%c to 80c and closed | NEW CELERY—Kalamazoo, 30c. OATS—Cash, 45c; September, Slc. have a somewhat depressing effect on Bent | R, Becker & Degan. $.00g5.35; fed ewes, #,80G6.25; Texas clipped | bond after its executlon ard delivery, with- e Te Rt "o R, Mo and D et A fbo: Cae'w ‘Dotatoss ment ‘and several reports of voluntary in- | & Becker & De vearlings, $5.246.40; Texas clipped sheap, | out the consent or knovledge of the orig- lberal at 221 cafs, 30 of contract grade | per bu., sogve g \es . New York Money Market. Oreasesin ‘wages, instead of having a re- | Yansant & Co .. . $00G4.85; stockers and feeders, $2.35@8.90. " | inal sureties thereon, 1 A material alters: Cash corn was improved. No. 5 selllng ui |* GREEN ONIONS_Per dos., according to CTeaMing sfect were taken as pointing to | Carey & Henton .......... 12 , No. 8 selling at W g S~ o NEW Y%I;K. ,um,‘ m,rmom?—ff‘)n'rg, the prl-vnléln‘(dllcunt:nr;[ of labor with the | ;7.0 Y00 & Rothsohild .. 8 3US— r dos., 30 |steady, 2%@3 per cent; close, and asked, | present rate of payment. . F. Husz .. . sn the :’f..’&'.g::'fi‘.‘."‘::.‘é“b‘;ytéfifr oty fifiPAR‘“'UB_Hom rona, pet o 24G3 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4%@ Saturday's ;fx‘nn;fl:;-cggy“;:““, 'n;;,:g!'; % ? Depnts & Co. e 2, 5 er cent. was borne 4 o Stlleat cash situation. Easly irades were CUCUMBERS—Hothouse, per dox.. 45¢@ |8 Bit.SlinG EXCHANGE-Steady, with |heiped to repress speculation. The Slosing S Tiyen 330 | market strong and ‘higher on best natlvé | consideration or the eleménts of estoppel temporary clear weather. Selling, howev LETTUCE—Wotnouse, per doz., 250. actual business In bankers' bills at $487% | was easy at the considerable reaction in — — | o (i 8 GADITt Slentn. S0t 16. A material alteration, already made, was only scattersd and there continued to| PARSLEY_Per doz., %@dse. for demand and at $484@4 8% for SIxty | rallroad stocks. A number of the less ac- | Totals .. i o748 | Uve ehipping and ‘export stecrs % | may ‘e Tatified and adopted subsequently: be some talk of too much r.fin“”.‘ao‘.‘..“J..Z“ RADISHES-Per dos.. 20@2c. glnl ys; oa!‘l‘:d :;s(\:" $4.86@4.88%; commerclal n;‘ehltgckz‘ -I:g!kl:rse. o:"-::]."‘w’ active| CATTLE—Cattle receipts were limited ;’mme:n.c‘{‘e:nr‘l‘hwafl”d t:{: o ml;;e; pod mmn‘."finsh h?flfifn,‘h' nstrument as al- tions re) t h AN rown, per market s, . . 85%. e bon , there hardly bel ockers § + No 3 w Mie. mefling at Iootbas, ovibs st | basket Raics SUrihg beans. per market GLILVERERE CHNG P MaDen CCouN e {rroguiaE, Total aales 8 aeniined Shoush here 1o make active com:peuuo",f 1ot OO0, Sopiems fi?fifim'ej,i,‘.";-_:,‘;f‘;? pab 1€ stems ‘that ‘auch ratification does vanced. o C.. .680,000. T Su les, however, : ' e : o Her s Qb oh IRk (el and b'u"fi%h;fi:iz:élm—t—-r halt be. Sasket, Tie. u‘EON?lB_GOa vernment, easter; state, tnac- |3 per'cent on the last call Packern mers ot AT e O Yena: | $.00%8: bulls, “$40G6.50; calves, 3500 must be made intentionally with Téspeot to C U] at %, . —H T Wik, r 1b., 3 lve; rallroad, M 5 Py . P bt e, Rocelpts were 125 cars, ' | RUUBARB-HomS €% PH e grawn, | The closing Quotations on bonds are as | tne New York Stock exchange tion for sellers |\ ¢ cattle oftered, tn | SO0 SANd petters, g2asq s T 38 Bureties upon an offcial bond which " Hogn 80id L §1.86 at the yards, aisg | new, 2. tollows: Atehtson - Sikigoutnern Paeific ... 4% | act the supply of beef stock was decldedly | higher: plgs and lghts, $7.00G1.50; packers, | who desire 10 have the: band approves s record price. and influenced lhofl’lcorls—mw California, in sacks, per|u. s. ret. ta, ros...0TGMouthern Pucifc dn.... ontg | Alehieon, BId L0 10 SRS lmited. Anynfin.d-t all suitable was picked | 57 7.0, butchers, §1.5007.85, ! | T prlacivel retained in e ooy od aad Hadt 4% 80 . - 4 a 4 ut atlway S arly at’ steady to strong figures, P AND LAM , ) 7 trered” Packers now tobi | | FOMATOES—Texas, per 4-basket erate, | do 207R|L & N. unl. 4 Tt L B ianeing hands cerly It the 88y. | houa, mostiy Texans; mArker lonot, with | Chat end ‘ratify and adopt generally sil al veryt ok Mot ond » do +107%4 | Mexican - Central o ptd. 4 There were no cholce beeves recelved. Com. | glow’ demand; native muttons, $4.5@545: | burpore and it thes ehooneotared for the yieid up very iitfle or it" Kl conaifion YAVY BEANS—Per bu. 82 o © " ioglod icisc 111k | monce Tatun’” was blokied up o il in”at | fambe. ‘$hToer ot eulls Tand buicks, (€00 | txplerily “tires 10" Teman Dound notwithe sl ;. Y T. 4 o ste: es, .00; stockers, .00@3.00; Texans, . 80@4.80. ork closed at o, Tige up A Soms; By, Aymcom—cafri:}:nlu 1.75, 2 8 3 TRe " market for butchers stock was in i ——— Sitioth: Sof " the " Bond_ mien: m:y":‘éfl sree mber, 324%@%c up, at $18.60; July lard| PEACHES California, $1.50@1.75. 08 5 s 2 much the same condition as the trade in| New York Live Stock Market. becames immaterial, G glosed i6c up, at 0%, and July ribs, 1k | PLOSS-Calltornia, per 4-basket crates, : 5 i i i 7 beef steers. Decent grades of cows and 13. A written wafver of alteration of higher, at . The cash demand held | $1.75 4 E . C.ges % e ¢ : %% | Reiters sold strong, and ordinary to fair| NEW YORK, June 28.—BEEVES—Re- | 15,4 by addition of further sureties, ex up fafrly well, but there seemed still to| STRAWBERRIES—Oregon. per 24-qt. | do ad). s No. Paciic % . - ot hold at practically unchanged pri ceipts, 3113 head; steers steady, lower; | ol by, mddition of further suretles, ex ;fi & strong manipulative aspect to the | c 0y BI0GL0. ornia, Baltimors . . 4 d Bulls, stags, (TR IS o | E Bo0ga10; Cowe, 1100580 Cabicn, imported on its face that the bond was fn: 3 CHERRIES—Californ! per $L.50; ) a o icked up h > dv: n DOT Wil i " | complete and urdelivered. It was in for Eestimatod recelpts for the woek: Wheat, | Botan Sow Por S1-qt. Chad, $20G 35, o0 . o ; i United States i et rullng active at the prices. steady; no exports, 6 nead; trade slows | & Consent to the addition of any names 25 cars; corn, 346 cars; oats, 250 cars; h COOSEBERRIES Per 24-at. case, $2.00 ade So. w0 T & T 20% Wells Fargo | Btock cattle prices were generally lower jsosipts, 5, ; trade slow, 23,000 head Sy i WATERMELONS—86@40c. by 5} S s o A Chicago T. & T., pid. 3T% |Amal. Copper . unless' the stock was very cholce. The veals closed ¢ off; buttermilks, 50c highe a that might be procured in the future. but The leading futures ranged as follow: TROPICAL FRUITS a6, itk a0 IR e o e A AR unless Ahe Mot large. but the demand 3 | yeals, #.00g7.25; choice and extra, #1256 | f89 SONNNCC. S PIOvision thal the orlg: Cotorado Southe o ; 0 cutle, 34 western calves. $5: butiec. | inal sureties “are held as if sald names v et has been of very limited proportion. A [T cu n N had not been added.” "Construing such PINEAPPLES—Florids, 30 to 3 count, | £ ; s & Pucine 10 | ol Boutn."1at ptd o ow good, fleshy teeders are selling rea- LT o IR walver, held, that whcther ‘additional sure: LS E o . . V. 4. 3 X we! ! % i es signec e bon: efore 't cu- L PANANAS_Per bunch. according to | oMty {1394 Unfon Pacific ds...... e S et o SR ety Sowmted at aimost any price. Representa. | head; market fair, prices steady, quailty | Gl "0f"the walver was. AR R T oefiANflfi—'Vuenclu “ 00; Medite | So® & e ¢ ¥ B La®a P tive sales: SOl §2: lambe, 7,00 oul 506,00 l“ it the bond was, as the Jerer indicated arpabear ewaste: SAGLI S O o i e g Cor. el i Troa .. ¥ el i HOCS ecenyun, §00. headnim: state, | QPSS and” widevered e suretics (LEMONE—Faiioy, “o0GLN; Measinas, : 3 71 | Erle, st pid Consolidated Gas .. 3 #1.6007.10; western' mixed, §7.2097.46. fecepied, Whether { ;‘x’rehha;l ‘nm‘ an "al- 500, . Q. g ] Erle, and bl » , ptd. teration or not, and (2) the fair interpreta- i y-:‘»‘.{-sfcfil:chzfi:‘cou"u o i e e e sl General Electric Sioux City Live Stock Marker. tion of the Instrument Is that the suteties CDER Nenawka, per .20 New D, c‘i‘ Con. Tob. Bs Hooking velier SIOUX CITY, Ia., June 23.—(Special Tele- | not only agréed generally vo the addition York Y N?&%N Per 1b., bc; o, T Towa Centrat b (3 00; co bull; d mixed, | the state and was approved, but al ih N eeves, . .00; cows, bulls and mixed, Pl ved, but also rat]. NUTE_Welnuta, o s h',‘,‘- pge b, Boston Stock Quotations, 010 5 6 $2.50G6.00; stockers and 'feeders, $2.904.25; Bet Tod atontis Resoraly Roy hso puip 1o, hard Sholl yawa shell: Bo;. Bras 4 2, June 35.~Call ) iy National Lead STEERS AND HEIFERS. yearlings, §2.75G4.%, terations by addition of other names that ell, 10 TH St g | S Ty o s?n BOSTON, 1“- . —Cal ml-! m‘fi 9 P North American ¥ L 813 680 9. L. 40 HOGS—Receipts, x“om market strong to |Tlad been made at the time they executed ard siial, 163; pocanns Taces, Dot | Chruthg o2 stochs ant bobds: o1 Crmoi STEERS AND BTAGH! S er e P e b T r e begtr® 0 [ Tach Walver, small, 10¢. cocoanuts, h ”r‘ ' Der | closing of stocl l:ln Ahfin‘ . Bt. oo B SHEEP~In demand. 20. Where the officlal bond of a state offi- X . : | el Ailoues . : st. Joseph Live Biock Market. | ihe sifeties on such bond. in bbder s pre) HIDES—No. 1 green, @c; No. 2 green | Mex. 'C: 8" (Amalgama Lty pest, ure its approval and prevent forfeiture of 5# No. 1 nlmm; '“IL""'FN‘”“' . B. G. 8 |Biagam ST. JOSEPH, June 2.—CATTLE—Re- | {he Drlncl‘pzll ‘omee, r‘?.'fi?;“.n&":%'.,:f'."' o 1 Veal calf, s o 124" Ibs, Yo a.: 10034 Centenni gelpts, ‘130 heid;" steady: n alteration ‘made by ‘adding other sureties Yot afaes pelts, oc: horae hides, 315002 8 | Bosion 36" (Copper Rags 11100} AR 0% Cows and helfers. $1150815 Ater. delivery. there is a ‘consideration u L gh el i e, s, S0 | pete'y s B o R : OB BRSO gn | IRETE, 1 8, Soutdetation, here o S b “Nod wom b New {BROTRS ooV SO0 Rt | KL NRS W i N R e G g i fnd | Sl Sz apd R 8y B Caah o umg:"’;ii'.;’ tollows: sopper, ber ib“hm:" brass, heavy, F: b A oy o1 Bomioi Eatane B Westers MBS—Recelpts, 1,30 | ing been introduced in evidente as an ad- B.70; straights, ®; clears, $t4c. zinc, per Ib., 2¢c; rubber, ‘1D, 6o, | 3 33 » mission, it is competent for him to testify b R o5l e : =, to the theory of law upon which h b St. Louls Grain and Prov Santa ¥Fe ted Prices for Tex and filed the same, for the purj ’éu'o?'::. WHEAT-No. 3 spring, TH@T¥%c; No. 2| o Iro Tamarack CHICAGO, June 23.—At the stockyard: plaining it and depriving It of its apparent ved, ogulc, ST, LOUIS, June 2.—WHEAT—Higher; Trimountatn . today & nes price record for Texas cattle B ‘Books and records kept b 32“ o P pllaw, e, 7!:% %) v.'c'd' cash, elevator, Tl%c. new k. k i Trinity i pas made Dy B, D gharmer of Aledo, Tex. | ircasurer and statements made by Bim And TS-—-No. 2, C 3 . 7 , old; , new; H . B. 4 steers, averaging 1, unds, wer <o I Ao Yo 2 white, 0@ | SOTME, Ol hard, Utah . @ i b o. filed in the office of the auditor are prima ORN—Higher; No. 2 ¢ Victoria ook by him at .8 facle evidence against the suretics upof 59G00c. 5 W L s his oMelal bond. Th BARLEY- Falr v chotce malting, 8@noc, | B%GSHC; July, ‘@¥%c ] B e e 1 Stock In Sight. jis official bond. "They ase not conclusive, X 1 i : e 3 es confined 10 'E_Etm%. I;ll_iamx; ':‘f.‘.?‘;n}““'.‘; north: e§%3h§=;h§%§“‘§§33k$ Westinghouse com. . Daly West. Condition of the Trea % The following table. shows the recelpts of | impeachment of such books, record and nestern, 3 Y, $5.8505.90; : A i ) WASHINGTON, June 3h—Today cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principa) | Atatements; but they may show the facts slover, contract | . 8.3 white, aiadsc. e ASIINOTON, June M—Tedar's stele-| . g s e Ko B as to when the defalcation occurred and 088 'p . $18.25| RYB_Firm at . s et 5 R oin the Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, | the amount thereof in any way and by any 5.90. Lard, 8. Short riha| FLOUR—Dull, steady; red winter pat- eral fund. exclusive of the $160,000,000 old 3o Bs | testimeny by which any’ other f sldes (loose),’ $10.85310. honia” | ents, $3.60@3.70; extra fancy and straight, reserve In the division of redemption, 1887 B 5 estimon: y other fact would Eides (loces) 48 Dry saited should- ”--Ho‘_"@m; $00g.20. aht, shows: Available cash balance, $203,400,3(6; 500 37,000 by eatablishad Grgxed) ‘nyuwxfi& o oFL cloAr siies BEED Timothy. stcady, # for ordinary, MLl Nortol & Western. . 884 | gold, §99,461,385. 1 8 ook 10 view of the spvaral desisipns in this WH —Basls of high wines, $1.30, with prime worth more. p Ontarlo & W GEiST——— tie defalcatior of the principal in the bond The following were the receipts and ship- | GOAN - Sieady socked. east track, 7@ | M52 *oh Peaserivanta Cotton Market. occurred, during (he last term or in Wwhols X g o 4 Beltimore & B : NEW YORK, June 23.—COTTON—Spot R R R R A AT HAY-Dull, weak; timothy, $10.50@14.00; | Canadian Pacifc closed quiet; middling uplands, 9%c: mid- Coffee Market term the defendants are liable therefor. 240000 | prairte. $5.00610.00. Chesapeaks & Ohio. dling gulf, $%c 900 bal utures, aee Narmes. 11642. Austin Manufacturing_ Company e | T WHISKY—Steady, $1.30. Chioggo 0. W._. ol - steady; June, 8. July, 8.56c; August, NEW: YORK, June 2.—COFFEE—Spot, ainst County of Brown. Error from 2% IRON COTTON TIES—Steady, $1.06. S N & S | 8.28c; September, 7.9c; October, 7.86c; No- Rio, quiet; No. 7 involce, 5%c. Mild, quiet: | Brown. Reversed. Kirkpatrick, C. Divi- 296,000 BAGGING—Steady, 67%@6%c. Desver & vember, 7.80c; December, 7.80¢; Januar; acva, B@1LY r ‘ateady N $ o | HEMP TWINE— ieu?{ Se. o7 %.8lc; February, 7.81c; March, 7.83c. b A e Wy R LR a 300| PROVISIONS—Pork, higher; jobbing, old, kY e 'GALVESTON, ~ June 23 — COTTON — e Produce exchanze today the but- | 315 {5, new, $15.805 Lard higher athod. | o s 5| A Steady, 9 1-16c. ' ter market was steady; creameries, 1 Dby aalt ineats i : "higher: extra 4 b LIVERPOOL, June 23.—COTTON—Spot in dairies, 17@19%c. Cheese, firm, l“flllc.sgll shorts, $11; clear ribs, $11.1214; short clear, am | h ds fair demand; prices 1-32d higher; American firm; fresh, $ii.5, 'Bacon (boxed), higher: extra shorts, | ¥, K. % E(Rand Mines midditng n:-;,‘iam‘: good mmfllng. 5 11164 . s vicne g $11.87%; clear ri 2; short clear, . . oo o m! n| i low ml ng, 4127 H NEW YORK GENERAL METALS—Lead, steady, $3.95." Bpelter, e 00d _ordi A -32d; ordi) : “ BARKKY. | METALS-tead, Siad): ® pelter, | "UAR SILVER—Dull at 24%d B ounce. | e e el ing Gy rare. 100 " POULTRY—Firm; chickens, 10c; spri MONEY-2G% per cent” The rate of | which 160 were for speclation and export Ruotations of the Day on Varlous | 16G22¢; turkeys, Sic; ducks, 6%c; geese, | discount in the open market for both short | and inciuded 8,600 American. Receipts weré 4@4'qc, and three months' bills s 214@2% per cent. | 1,000 bales, Including 600 American. Futures Commodities. BUTTER — Steady; creamery, 18G2%; S—— opened qulet and closed steady: American NEW YORK, June 2. —FLOUR—Receipts, | 481rY. 17 1% New York Mining Quotatio middiing, & o c. June 4 4-64d, 20,53 bbls.; exports, 7,160 bbis.: fairly aciive | LOGS—Higher; 18%c, loss off. NEW YORK, June 2.—The following are | Buvers: June-July, 4is-64d. buyers: July- X : Receipts. Shipments. August, 4 47-64d, buyers; August-September, and held & shade higher; winter straigh the closing prices on mining stocks . T56G8.85; winter patents. $4.00G410: Min: | BI2UT, . - 11,000 6,000 | A4%e Con % 20" |Little CRIl vvrer 1 40644 41-64d. September-October, patents, = $3.90GA, Minnesota | ' heat, . srennees T8 p (- p vk Ontario ...t 430-64d, buyers; October-November, 4 23-64@ B R, Siat iy aneeota b [ESTITTITIRTITN 000 | Breece ... Pt 424-04d, sellers; November-December, B s, widter axtee i o AP 1106, Brunswick Gon....... el 42064, buyers; December-January, 4 19-64d. no oo FRELE [ ——— o S 228288 "EE: g NEER EREgs rEE! wewese reseeecasts SEBEEE CEEE EFES FE_Faw $I P Fzegee 222288 "S2R2=E PO e zELZ cestscees SEERES REZ2s8 252828 3 & smuys §soey . St. Louls Southwestern preferred, which S—Actlve, strong: cash, 46c; July, | has usually moved in company with the & [EPST— 2E2238 D mmimimia Seiedeaeied sdmies —e———— | ssg282 o e &7 | g28ze BRI bbby tion thereof, which will release such orig- St. Louis Live Stock Market. inal sureties. i) 15. A walve e eling 8T. LOUIS, June 28.—CATTLE—Receipts, | ment of ;:‘A\o'{'nx.fl:“!!‘"lu;:llll.“::l(‘!l;:t“?nl case 5,90 head, lncludlnifl 5.000 head Texans;|of walver of forfelture, requires elther BREBBIBewrBE Lo -am.)—~CATTLE—Recelpts, 700; market for | of any further names that might be pro- fllers steady and stockers 25c lower; | cured un.. the bond was satisfactory to A SRRVVRUR. Anancsm gsensasny 238 § 3 o 00 0 00 00 0 00 00 0000 0 00 00 0 20 00 4000 05 00 00 0. 3383838 t141 T s338sRTRAANS 588 Bmil(h Omaha n-e:_!l:&; !I\lpma;m cnnsssnupubEe Saa ERERISRTSISER with prices 5@10 points lower under liqul: [ 1. Under the provisions of section 8, dation, led by outside longs and some sell- | chapter xvill, article 1, Compiled Statutes, ing for short account, started by weak | 1899, it I8 not' unlawful'for a county board, ‘European cables, heavy primary Teceipts | aftér estimate made and prior to its meet: and clearances and unusually light with- | ing as a board of equalization, to anticl- drawals from domestlc warehouses. Trade | pate the levy for the current year and con- was fair for the day, though without much | tract an indebtedness upon a particular feature. Importers bought moderately on |fund within the estimates, although there the decline. A prom nt room trader late at the time no money in the treasury to in the day figured as a large buyer, pro- | the credit of such fund for the payment of sumably for “‘street’ interests. The mar- indebtedness, If in contracting such in- CALVES. ket was finally steady and net unchanged the board remains within the I .m to 10 points lower. Sales were 51,25 bags, cribed by the constitution and including: June, 4.80c; July, 4.50@4.86c; Sep- tember, 4.95@oc: October, '6c; December, | 2 In an actlon agalnst a county to re- 5.15@5.20c; March, 5.45c 5.55@5.56c. cover the purchase price of certain road machines which have been recelved and Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit ined by the county, an answer which , i alleges that at the time the contract of NEW YORK, June 2.—EVAPORATED |purchase was made there was no money in APPLES—Market continues in moderate | Yhe treasury to the credit of the proper supply, and while the demand is light, are | cuna for the payment of the same, fails to firmly held around recent prices. Common | state a defense to good are quoted at 7@9%c; prime, lici| 3. Answer examined and held not to state cholce 10%@10%c; fancy, llc, a defense. CALIFORNIA ' DRIED FRUITS—There | " 11043, Farmers' State bank against has been little change in_the market for | Bales. Error from Dixon. Affirmed. Hol- California descriptions. ~The spot prune | comb, J. situation continues fairly active and firm. | "1 The filing of the transcript of a judg- EEARRRERARSBIRAFS .EEES&En b I YN & £%888 'O 853 > L] B 340 ND FEEDERS. e 01 3 3 3 H 3 i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 4 ‘ 388 ¥ Comatock Tunn Fore buyers; January-February, 4 15-64g4 19-64d, o e UL th Ao IVABASS A1 £ Teaswoni ‘Ferra . "$FLouIs, June 2.—COTTON—Steady: CORNMEAL — Qulet; vellow western, | KANSAS CITY, June 25.—WHEAT—July, | Hora Silver et B ] 1y =Steady) g T s P A RS SITY, June MoWEEAT-July, | Hses five middling, 8 18-16c; no sales: recelpts, 249 ,F‘é":'?'("“ No. 2 e |’er'N ficyf' % P NG, 3 T0%c: No. 2 Fed, Tec: | Leadville' Con..::oi: # Shipments, 6% bales; stock, 1,718 afioat; state, @@ic, c. 1. £, New York car: | N ! 2 spring, foe. — B p : Soniaooe; September, awg Easy: 5-125'“1‘.'7310“‘5-1?.» WHEAT-Recelpts, 91915 bu.; ts, | White. ¥o, OMAHA, June 23.—Bank clearings today, | §0od ordinary, § 1-16ci : s2ao bu. spolt dom; No.3 red. miige, cela: TS h : $L86.381.050 same day last year, $1.10,60451; | midaing. e Food middlln o SShecially or, TR0 DIEher SIMieR (NI | Dfat of b justies Sfane RS BN Tann ea RUPENC € o B alloati No. 1 ST. LOUIS, June 28.—Clearings, $8.300,97; | bales Futures. stendy; Tune i 233008=The yeak opens out With & posity Apricots are somewhat less active 1t 10 | cleric of the district court, o, 0t make A , 1o b ady. 4sab per | 5.89A6.90c; August, P c in ol a judgme . Moores Manitoba, 86%c, f. 0. b., afloat. There was | prairie. balances. $84.408; money, steady. ¢S per | }350 Qectober, 1.1 c; November, | fVoring selie! e market opened active | are quiet, but no concessions in prices are [ aganat Peycke, 4 Neb., 406, SRS 0 S n e icautione 1y | PO Creamery, 1o daey, fancy. | SEIASEINGEE S BB . O T g e, N Seatiry: | srpam e Waher 42 The DL 51 the'bos | AR (et Balutoms S BGHRS or | MR yidneni Fonbirsa £ o pusics of sharply under weak Paris cabies. improved | KGGS—Steady: new, No. 2 whitewood | 20; money, 3Gl per cent; New York ex- : f_chaiss iais - ware | POV, 80d BYGI0 for vapesied. B e o Shorad Te thio oiMice ‘ot ths olork Bome weather news and general selling. A | cases included, 14%e, doz., ioss Off: cases | Change, 10615 premium the market closing r Marke 0 S0 imerict - cobrt "becomes. dopmammt big visible supply started midday covering | returned, e, N orems y WGHICAGO, June B.—Clearings. 21,1536, onl = ireng of the advanie ' ot iwe| wEW - YO . 'n Elebim L ¢ S8 the Eaines Seure ; 8 it > Snne aftareton market | wa Recelpta: Shipments. | Balaces, 0 e emand; Now | OIL CITY, Pa. June 2.—OTL—Credit bal- | 1 EP5ith ‘tops up 1o $1.65, Lhus Setablishing | nominal: Tair. senaing, o, centrifugal 5 | fvg Aears from the ¢ rendition, Belped by active southweat busing. ' Cloted | wheat, bu 3t o0 for sizty daye and W83 on demand: ool T Biiarane ROl SRrais bk | 1fa, with tape up fo S8 thus setal nominal: fair i centriugal, 8 | L0G fle Riing of a transcript of such Jud firm at %o net advance. July. 7 516884, | Corn, bu..... 360 % ork exchange, o premium bld, o . L ents. | Bigh record forthe ‘seazon Teat, "Si4e; molasses sugar, 2c. Refined, | and (he fling of s tranacript ofi*uch jud e T A T e R I I 184,080; balances. 916045 s 198 . 7500 2 " | noon. “ Representative sale *'LONDON, June 28.—SUGAR—Beet, June, | the effect of keeping It Sive for five years ey s 1 PHILADELPHIA. June 23.—Clearings, YORK, —OIL—Cottonseed, . Pr eshd ' d : | R taare” apaing Do lCORnNm- uo"'§"¢'{2c'";|:v'$.'},'r"’.:‘¢"°."‘: nsin e 14500608 balances, $2.082.162; money, 4Gor | steady. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady’ | &°......1 v ORLEANS, June 2-SUGAR-— 1ige, Hart sgainst McDonald =~ Appes) Rout. The option mmarket waé | ELOIN, 1L, June 2_BUTTER-One ¢ Turpentine, weak. . Sirong: open kettle: 21400 3-16c: open ket. | from Gosper, AMirmed. Per curiam. S(rong ail ey 'on HEht offeringe. o scare orf SmalL 1oL of butter was offered for sale on FON. June 28—Clearings, #15.945%; | (TOLEDO, "June si-OlL—North Lima, | & o atnragal. dgeie: centritugal yellow, | L The ‘authority of a sheriff or other 3 e Boar : e ; - . July shors at Chicago, the wheat advance | wire refused. The marker was deciarcy | " BAITIMORE, June 2.—Clearings. 32.69(,- | LIVERPOOL, June %.—OTL_Turpentine | 31 s contritusa, 6gihe. o MOIAsSes. | of foreciosure does not depend upon the e 1y o o B Bemtembos | fiem at 2. The sales of the week were | 832; balances, $19,839; moncy, § per cent. | Spirits, essy, e, Cottonseed, Hull re- | 3 procirement and Aling of certficates of i o . § % ned, spot. ull, 3 * ot - closed at tde; Decomber, s1g | &40 pounds. = — TONBON, June #—OIL—Calcutta lin- | 3 By, fpods Mavket. 2" Where property brings at judiclal Sl%c. Vit ¥ of Grai seed. spot ‘52 6. Linseed, 38 Td. Tur- |5 NEW YORK, June Z.—DRY GOODS— |two-thirds of its gross value the ipts, 140000 bu. Spot, firm; LONDON, June 23.—There was a good | pentine spirits. 36s 6d. The market is quiet today in all directio: should be confirmed. notwithstanding t 3, #ci No. 3, 4%c: No. 2 white, bitge; | NEW YORK, June 3.—The visible supply | inquiry for’ money today. Discounts were | SAVANNAH, June #.—OIL—Turpentine. The orders coming In are for small quanti- | failure of the sheriff to file in the o 3 while, bdc:'track mixed western, of grain Saturday. June 4. as compiled by | firm. There was some doubt owing to the | steady, 4Tie. Rosin, firm; A D, E. ties as o rule, but airly gencral, no change | of the clerk of the district court in d ‘white western, le; tra m'mw York Produce exchange, is as fol- | condition of the m‘lnonul exchange rates g ¥, 31 ’?,&w; H.'$1.7; 1, %u- “ in prices of brown, bleached or coarse | time the treasurer's certificate showing Options were active and frm i Wheat, 21,8000 bu., & decrease of | as to whether all the gold arrl will, M, $3.06; N, 5.4, WO, 8.45; WW, fael colored cottons. 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