THE_OMAHA DAILY REE: COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL h".“..“:"ﬁ::?:;,": Shiomn s olen | PR, roL, The fqsears, Ingd R | Lo 18 DUN'S REVIEW OF THE WEEK | 5oetsrers cnsunty,thocynesker, showed no | shown by the bank clatrings totale, #1008, ability to develop st ch fac 0, ¢ in_ demand. llowing q toted at 72y por cent. South vt ‘ 38 L8 ncronss OF travel LOWard THe CRImED | oak Ty s o vy Smalier Vim 1oy Sene made: Pophcon tas 4-4 bleachud, 7'e; Senate shares were all decidedly weaker, 1 . fair and the distinctly unfavorablo cek lnst yoar. —_— &4 bloached, tye; Yonched, 6Yc Wealth of | owing to tho absence of business. Coppet . —_— iy netly unfavorablo Buropean | The number of business failures nas t the County, 8% ‘anrless and Monahanset, | shares wore weak, Rio Tintos closing at 151 170 Affairs § . % CTOp prospect are deprived of tangibility in | creased sharply, the total being nearly, 1f Heavy Mogoment of Uorn Broks that Oereal | 6%c cach. % pot cent. Thiree fundeed and nino thousand ¢ 180 ffairs in Business Oircles as Yot Show No ‘:ﬁ‘:':\';:ff"‘f";:m'."":'."';" h‘wk‘hmv part in this | not quits, ‘|"x" lnl'w!lknumhrr of failures X Onnha Produce Market. - AL A BTAGE Marked arket, London, indeed, showing a sensi- | ever reported in one weok. —— of any very lmportant features and while NEW YORK, June 28.~MoNeyY ON CALL—Was | STOCKERE AND FREDERS. — 4 > i b - 4 B 0 yer 0 there was a good deal of business transacted . $ANgihg trom 17@30 per cont. LKt a1 Rl 050 country. i probablo outturn this soason of 480,000,000 THERE WAS A LIGHT BUSINESS IN WHEAT | &n airot quict provaiied in the produce dis- | fonn 40 ner cent. Olosed offered at 20 por A ¢ ;*3 P L 'S 3 OMAHA IS AN EXCEPTION TO THE RULE CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENTS, bustiels, whilo the surplus rescrvo available Ic 742 b = Ea ik s or export a his time cannot be less than An Increase In the recelpts of eges {s noticed p _6a8 ¢ . 742 2 B0 ol8 Invuws -~ L e b ~‘*'“""’-"'“-?”'"7"‘""":'?"':‘"“ Wonina | LiE, MPAGAXTILE PARER BB REE Cittiar | Hoas—Recolpts Tebntingo Hiboral, There Nearly Every Prominert Oity fu the | fraieiit BUSHels larer than the minimum, It Was Wenk In Sympathy with Corn-Tt aand ls ot lieke and 58 In Lanker's bills nt &4.825@4.83 for | NeTo & few more. hogs ,!“_“':l‘;\;" 10 Thursday | Money Plonty and Teade Good 1s the Re. puntry Shows A Decronse. for the onsuing yoar of 630,000,000 bushels, very one Is 2 o 1nc ¢ DILls nnd &4.943G04.86 for demand. d 2, more 1 1S 00 i . Saw " " 5 18! year o 000, shels ports of Fine Wontlier Were the of s to th og A Gastern murkets | Ty R e (e Tonde four duys receipts have avoraged ovor S600 PortMade of the Gate Clty—1 \ :\;-‘“ Yo June hia table, compilod | kxports of wheat (flour included) from o co) pWer thih il alocted. day and the incre: o far this week oves ~ 50 by Bradstreet, shows b sloa 78 o " cons! - 04 ) Principal Bearnsh Influence— e b, 1';:"1 X »r‘r\lln\vn a n 'I“XII ted. p il fak R L 80 405 hory. Undex s nging News from Other Places o) . reet, shows the bank clearings of ('r,(»h‘m‘,; ul (,1 nl\h‘nm ", vy, nggregating Btocks and Bonds, narket hore should drop hefors e OLOR T8 (OTHRLCRS OFL DRI circumstances It 1ooked s 1t prices would o The Week's Fallure. varlous cities for the week enaing Junc 29 | 535,00 bushiels this weak, 50 per cent more i The butter market s firm und the D U.S. dareg........ 10018t lower, but castern markots were all stronger and tho vercentage of imcrease or decrense | (i e SAme ‘;;“'r‘“; 1842 and ns compared t 50 very large for the latter p f | U8 48 coup....... 1104 St and prekers are apparently anxious for the —— as compared with the corresponding week | With about 1,500,000 bushels in the same Texi | U. S digs re.. 000 07 I ~‘(l|1‘|~‘||r-w| |.-nm|mr'n;h‘v,ly|;nv |Ixulr--~n New Yonx, June 95.—R. @. Dun & Co.'s | Of 1592 week in ‘“‘k';'\*" 1850, 1t is noteworthy that Cn1oaao, June 23.—Corn broke over 1¢ a bu. I'he poultry market appears to have fallen 105 103 Opening bids were all of 10¢ higher, and on OnK, J W, —-R. & X S ~ o net weekly ¢ s0of available wheal todny, dragging down onts and wheat. Tho {nto the dunips; The recelnis e hot INrge, | Loulstanast pecis. o this bgls most of the trading wis dotie. "At- | weekly review of trade says: The improve- supplies fn the United States and Canada occaslon of tho brenk 1n corn was tho enor- | DL denand g0 liglt that the magkot 19 | 1 i Drneki Gty acking honsb: cafied tor 1,000 | MENt expected from the fssue of Clearing aro about equal to the same of last year, mous movement which has started within ‘r““ iAo coming, bt uot ny are wanted and v ahdd Hllvr;'nllt]l<'uﬂn!|‘y‘nwuu-d over 1_':wn. Snst- | House certificates, thus utilizing credits in- crmies CLEARINGS, nre— dnys. The extimato yostorday of 820 cars for | Vory Smail Gues ra ot wanted atni, An o e i ern butehers wnd local fresh ment houses Were | gtand of cash in local dealings, has not been LEAV) v st slzn of resumption | easional coo) < nrrive. but they a not at all idle, and trade was brisk from the L (CORLEIRSy 1S X i LEAVES., ll;u morning i) |{|r‘vlr‘! n\-? \‘f:”:;f"v' ‘“‘“': h.'-':u,' DS ol e ARe Kr oty Alow | DA G . 1 start, the market elosing up very active and | realized. Other cities, especially fn the r That's what Sick Headache d of receipts. The estimate of Satu sulo, D& it v 15 Ba: a shide stronger than, 1t opened, On aceonnt | west, have not taken similar measures to re A A I when Dr. Picrce's Plensant Pole glven out ut 680 cars nnd the trado was para- | “Iare fs quite a trade In fruits, but it is | Erie 2 5 1 & of the good general demand and the uniform | foo (OO0 RERE S A N 8 lots aro taken, Theso tiny, suge dyzed, without auy very noteworthy feature. MK &T. K quality of the offerings tha range of prices | lieve the pressure and the demand for money i - L ar-coated, anti-bilious granules The whole pit turned to selling. It thero ls a MK T Gon N was Harrow, nunning from 85,60 for common | from tho intorior continues unabated. W { cure it complotely. They're the concentrated lino on tho bull sido or any Misstssippt A-bnsket cra NG e, e | Lot o R A L R R The volume of trado Is considerably smallest, the casicst to tike, and other manfulators, no move was made on tho ORNIA CAnnAGE-Crates, por, Ib,, N Bae Iuie T R markat, tho blg bul ot tie fulr to, ool I duced by monetary stringency. Bank clear- A DI T oAnCE, 10 NS A ate it. There was no_recover. PR Ll ) o Catte V. Oonaois.s .. 1913 i: Sot ght, sclling ot these figu slde New Yotk nve ‘declining mn: | Roweroiys o hance, no_unpless :rfnkllﬂlm“m:v it _l!"":: o s valeh To g iw BoTaTops—Southicen, perbbl., #3; Cali- | ¥ . Gonsols. oo, Tl Va. Bx-Mat eoip . 5.60.t0 8560 Thursddy and #6006 to | 1nes outside New York arc declining ma. A LI no reaction afterward, One little Dorts 0F 500,000 he: of corn hore: The closing | TCRmRa Hiske SouCist, bos, 81,60, N.W. T804 i 16,16 0n 16at FRIQRY, . HopFosonbative snlos terially tn comparison with last year. In | ) . h Loulsville ..ol Pellet at a doso rogulates the was from %c to tge lower for July and from ¢ Por doz., home grown, 50@60c. Boston 8 Av. Sh. Pr, No. 8 rr. somo departments of business orders for | Detroft CAULIFLOWFR—Fancy, por doz, $1.76 BosTON, June 28 637 per co - 40 15 60 i 120 ¢85 wis oniy n light business. | OXioxs—Sonthorn, por bbl., 4. time lgnny, O, par ¢ Ming quotation 160 b 65 ] were 8010 by parties who | ASpARAGUS-DCE dop., 8505 406, el nondeane AL it 200 6 65 i 200 Wore operating on ‘Change. Tho Weaknoss was « | 85 on stocks, bonds und mining shar. 40 6 G5 120 [} 5 In cof 1 bank fallures (n LE = o, Top, & 8. F.. 283 Wost B . — b 65 1...208 200 dup to stunys In corn 4rid bank BN I8 | oygaronsta Onmumiis—bor 10-1b. box, $1.26 | Attt TP eSS E B el el R New York bank statement tomorrow, @1.50. 3 R ] . 40 6 70 ¢ 200 Onts wonkened with eorn. Tho heavy ro- | STRAWBERRIES—Der case, on orders, $3.502 § 5 70 120 eelpts and roports of fine weather were the | 4.00. I & Linlt olg ¢ 5 70 120 principal bearish influences. GOOSE s—Per #3.60. i Bton & ARG, A y b 70 240 In provisions the difference of &1 betw BLACK RAspnr V:un\sl;vr 24-plnt cases, 32; W0 profd.. v )0 5 ’.:: 3 40 1 1 Septombe rowed to 90c ~quar s, £3.0008.75, . 4 i PLTAE s, Vory duil,” Prices closod t sh LENONS—Cholee (o fahey, $4.5085.00; extra : o 130 over the day's iverago and show very little | fancy, §.6046.00. Ao 70 3 i chunge sinee yesterdiy. BANANAS - Per Bunch, including crates and LA 09 80 Frefghts wore dull with light offerings of | packing 0. %ok ’ LT Butte & Boston 70 160 vessel room nt 13e for wheat and 1ige for corn | ORANGES -Riverside soedlings, $3.0028.25; | N, v Aluniot & Ho 70 A 200 to Buffalo and 8¢ for corn to Kingston, Riverside Moditerrancan swogts, $.75; moun= Y% eovuein Al Frankiin .. 70 ¢ 280 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, M nenn swouts, $8.0028.20; moun- | Oresos 2 Kearsarge. . 70 1249 40 100 curs; corn, 630 cars; onts, 850 cars; hogs, 5 e [Qsceota.......c 70 ¢ 160 vgpauead, t ’ Unilon Pacifie: ) 11 Aimiric: 2 g 20 "The leading futures ranged as follows: I L 34 70 40 T Open. | High | 3 i 70 70 70 dop asmasoug| VAT wholo system, Constipation, In- morchants havo declined, since thero is no | Givaiind . { L digestion, Bilious Attacks, Digzi- assurance of ability to carry tho goods until | Providence. 111 01l v e g e they are sold, while in other dopartments | BCRuT e o8 i v A ul provented, rolieved, and permas orders are not received because the future uently cared, 3 | 104 is distrusted. They affect the great in- Hicat | ; ; They'ro the cheapest pills you dustries, and the worst results have been | Memplis . . R Y foared. Most of the works aro employed on | Huriter. 015 o LA ] IR et by orders booked before the prosent troubles, | Rortiund Gl : pay only for tho good you get. but many are now reducing their number of | Dal BV 5 T hands and others must soon suspend opes bt \ Thi \ tions unless their prospects bocome clearer. TR ! L 1 A T T S e Tu the iron business no improvement is | & ot and ‘strong, caustic scjutions. only ive, 18 experienced and pig is a8 low as ever, while : o from the had 50 the lings. — Dr, N Car finished products are in demana. It is . : J : | ‘tatrh Remedy cures Colareh, - 108 iR thought the closing of works will reduco P aSothithg claanatiy, Reallng: '« T BrORMIRS the output of pig iron considerably, but at i v A PHGimiss §800, 0Nt oure, e present the manufacture is going on with | 3 : ) St ‘ great fovee. OF forty mills working tho 3 ¢ L Tt I - T 2] majority are on past orders, v . R s t s Reports from Citics, §lo RN R L} Business is comparatively quiet at Boston, . > while boots and shoes snipments on past - N f .00 Mandrake Pills have a value as a house- orders are being made. Speculative ma " ¢ v : hold remedy far beyond the power of lan= have been much depressed by the mone- s At 2 s S DTS lasorbarae il V- stringency, wheat having sold for | Detisehess K 6.0 4 guago to deseribo, The family can : eral days at the lowest price ever known | Tacoma.... A 7 XY hardiy be true to itself that does not here and at Chicago, though the wide mar- | Helena. 111 SRR B LS 5 i rgons R T L T Y ; b (‘;('l\‘ thiem on hand for uso in emergon strong temptation for use of mone; | ¥ SIULGLD i 1RaR i ing. The movement of grain in the far west | Lexington. Ky was tho larwest of the season and by no | Now i RR . means indicates exhaustion of stocks, and | oD R ’fi the visible supply decreases so slowly that | Saginuw, Mich. ..o oo0 g B the holders are little encouraged. Much I;N-«_h'«l P hu}\(’v §:311«n Linxlhu llx!irlp\\'t's;: Is the only vegetable substiwte for that during the week. Export demand is no ot s angerous o SROURY. large. Corn has been weak, with more ; S Clpligr) abiigialy - Dbdidngs il cheering crop prospects and hog products SV + S5 [ while its action as a curative is fully because of monetary stringency. Cotton 0| equal, it possesses none of the perilous declined, but * partially - recovered with ; g7[2 i | oftects, v stronger foreign adyices. 5 ] : i : Conatinat AndFnko AE Accounts from other citics nearly all show | Hay City.. " e bR L that moactary pressure affects trade ma- l e S| f AL AL LRIy e 1) terially, that colloctions are unusually slow | Caiton. 0 Bl 4= 20 1CMLICORLLYO LRI and bunks extremely cautious in lending, | Hutel B No remedy acts so divectly on the even where they are strongly fortified. Broug 1 liver, nothing so speedily cuves Sick At Pittsburg the volume of business has g ; H wdache, Sour Stom- somewhat decreased-and the fact that two Jtal United Statos 5 AORRARAUD OUsHBEE R prominent iron concerns are involved is not lusiveof New Y : i) 5 3 L] encouraging. icfo EEEEEEEE: EEEL EEE EEEEE SUW, per 24-qt. (ise, 82,01 San Francisco Mint 5 s | PINEARPLES-POF dor . €N FRANCISCO, June 23.-The officl e R S8 ciutn 5 to of 4 1 i closing quotations for mining stocks toduy W ONS 100, $30.00 wore as foll: . ancy country, st EEEEE] sonacoonosasanaca 0y 038 | X R R 80, 3 'O hr‘n\.i'i‘: [lnlixm] Soops, b spring chickens, §2.70 s : ) J 20 20 .00 geess und ducks, T@8c. A e CutREy ot 1 i 309 15 | 10 MISCELLANEOUS. Hule & Noreross . J : 120 b HAv—Tho market on good upland hay, $6.50 A a0 7.00 In car lof New York M . 8O 07 Chic tc; large ¥ Yonk, June 28.~The following are the [ O ) e L mining quotition: lé:; Con., Cal. & Va...... 140 Op 120 .. . SR NEW ORwLr asy: good mid- :'"h_‘\l\”“_ { . 120 ORENGHOEIIONE Woro as tolloWe: difng, 8c; middling, 7%c; low “middling, | {onld SOum.. DRt o0n. & FLour—Easy, nominul; unchanzed. 711-16c: not receipts, bales; gross, 402 " 1100, Yetlow due 200 p e N bales; exports to I 7 des: siles, (i) M X o i 200 0. 2 spring, |644@65%¢c: No. | ; ¢ LI 00 Quick ity by BHAGH No: 8 red, Saigaeoiize. | 1410 bules; stoc o5, Woekly Ao prefd il LL246 B0 Noi® yollows closii 8o treceipts, 8,084 10,010 hales 4120 80c; No. ", 0. b, 83¢ POrtsetopgt W17 Dnlox; ot Minlug Quotitions 120 & 40D ance, 7439 bules: to the continent, 1,800 | el b 330...229 80 Diljos; Coubtwise, 2,545 bulos; siles, 11,160 | ST Louis, June 28.—The following are the | g3 7" '352 210 BAnrLey—-No. 2, nominal; No. 8, no sales; | bules. closing mining quotations: S 200 No 4, tou b el Liverpool Markots. R I R R RO : 20 TINOTILY SELD-Prinie, 4.6 Liveneoor, fue, 20 Wiigar—Steady; de- -3 wi Lo T @ 5 80 R ATALS D0 e 810,95 Vs d m s holders offer mode y. R A0 @ 50 FouKS Ness, por. bIL, SI080@10.8744; lard, | Ricaipts past three days 110,000 contals, in- = B 210 %0 9.50; short clear sides od), ¢ m; dew Ll estern, =gl bt St. Joseph reports slow collections and | their doors, Many banks, however, whic derhat i Wer BARLEY MAr_8teudy. quiot. & e anpets AT R gt Omaha Packing Co Kunsas City fair trade and collections. Ha 86 pRoR bR eleliacteiare BX nactaRILOTOROR Pernaps if boys were ooy REAT Ttecolpte, 100000 bu.; oxports, 23.- | No; 2 red; func, 65 3, 48ma810. Ut ARG 2irorenrings, 82,080,980 ; | The 6. H. Hammond 6o Denver reports fair trade, but slow col- | agan, having assets in excess of linbilities. trained to be punctual, 5 X b -9 X b xed, a e - ces, #3 3 . B ey, quist, GG e Swift & Co . . o a0 1) “rath vl stary cirel i 7z Spot_market dull, lower w Oars—Dull; No. 2 ad July, 88% | eent. Kxchange on New York, $1.0031.25 i G €. 5 e lections. = . Eixtreme string menGLaTCIrolaRia / they would grow- uf AN AN e s IS i 2 R Gat | AL S Louis the freight movement is grat- | noticeable iso at tie northwost aud at somo / N Y e ;i"o ”m“‘: 2.0, by 7TUSGLTONC; - uns o g oG a0 025 T n ARl Toloarings (tonny i1 5 2 . T10|0 ying, of the large eastern centers, where outsido tual, i No. 1hard, 77i5c; No.3 | o T e k: No.2 | 812152 804, Now Yorik exchange, 10a promiusy, | Brittaing il . At Atlanta trade is fair, but collections | commercial paper is being discrimnated 500d watches—Dues orthern, 00}4c. Optlons closod wenk at %@ | | BALTIMOUE, Jilo £o.—Wnear=Weak: No.2 | Sterling oxchange, qulet; sixty duy bills, 4.84; | A0 : i slow and money close, against more than last week. 5 ber-Hamgpden 15-jewel AT RRnR ontrmpartaiiots Spancinlitroublo et ko d. kpot and June, 481c, | demand, 4.86. Manoy closed 7 per cont. D, Arinow | At Mobile trade is fair, but_money tight. | A small shipment of gold from England @ (ADJustED g ber:Hamy 7°j active and chiofly switehing between. July firin; NO. 2 Whito wostorn, 41c. New Yonk, June 23.—[Speelul Tologram to it Car The state of forcign trade is not yet sutis- | has been given undue importance, us it s |\ ?:.,/ watches—and they will and September: No. 2 red, July, 72 7-16 Tuk Be Lanaoiws “l“"\“‘}“‘_“ follows, B i e ooy c factory. not the outgrowth of international commer- NE kee/ have no excuse for closing it 72¢: August, 7444¢, closing at 74'e Loudon Ol Market. Tl B T ain 4 Exports of products fall below last year's | cial relations. ] tardiness. Boptember, 76 1-16@76%e, closing ut 764c: June 23.—CALOUTTA LiNsrrp—dls | SIscob B e e 7 at New York in Junc thus far about 14 per |~ The volumo of general trade, whilenot | =====5 - CEEUECS Qrtobor, TING TR closin nt 7acs December, | por auartées June und July hipments, 15 6d. > = =i = — cent, while hmpords are still lurger than a | materially_difforent” from last week, as | H30E GG W Ut SO 81 1-160, closing L. LINSEED CAKE—£07 per ton for western, OMAHA LIVE STOCK A/ TS, o Live Stook Market. year ugo. Trading in stocks is much affected Iy i CoRN-—Receipts, 16,000 bi.; exports, 24,000 y : f & dealer who does, Tuk DUksen WATCHK LINSEED O1L—205 por ewt. A D kivoRtapl Mac) i 0. Trading it affecte u bu.; sales, 865,000 bu. futares 186,000 b, b ©On1caGo, June 28.—(Speciul Telegram to The monetary conditions and prices have been WounK: uton, 0. i ) 'bu. futur ot 5 e ) The' 4,000 nutive cattle here today | dopressed on an average of 25 per cent & BpOt. Spof, more active, wenk; No 48146 - 2 Prices on Cattle Firm Up Slightly—Hogs | BEE]=Thé 401 h day | dep < average of 25 | ent on Fuiton — . b ;xln' glevatar, 494@00¢ ufloat. Options BROORRAIRBONDS, ATEED R ATy B for Thom Twionday. W MIIG pes e EEh e et a s el SOUTII ORMA were fuirly uctive, woak ana %te lower | 4 FRIDAY, June 28, | dilplaying any specid . aciivie e | cently purchased. There is hope that July “Abont, ten years ago I con- S 0y ¥ T o by g it e Yo | Securiues wero ek an Unaottledif RICE—Firm, steady, newed wenkness. The \tal nflucnces | 10§ hands. 20.55 was tho rungo for merchantable grades, | $00,000 had actually been taken in London for . Sluc sterduy' do, wer Very few cows were recelved, not over half a | jeuvy and light selling closer together than | transfer hitherto, ~ Rumors of other engage- ) S AonAmsEs=Upn kottlo, good to cholco, plhagar ancludion. Joulerours Jhde, wese dozenl lowls, | Trado was taitly brisk and | forSomo | dnys provious, "o woek wis | monts woro encouraged by the cxistonco of a“u at u[els 0[\){ u Svaan—Taw, ousler; contrifuguls, 06 tost, | tsed indugtriously by the board cone | ¥hoite fur'cows uad Netors sold, ay trom £ to | 09, 9f, Cxtriordinury, dullucss I shis | depressing in rates ofexchange, though rates W more severe s - X 4%z snles, 9,000 bags; centrifugals, 4%c; re- : cont| Ve #3.00, with falr to good butchers' stock largely ¥ th 7 tt AN had not changed the st nor supplies of fined, quict. 1'.3,'.'1!-“'1"J‘.'.'ﬂ.,‘).'.‘,',i.’.‘;éil-ﬂ-l‘} clines wore, conceti- | 4 ¢rdu) 2,60 to 8 ind common_and canning e L e ao EOA ol gf!lfu«r'::\;;‘ commercial bills attained the —maguitude 4G 1ION ~Dull. i grados all the way from 81,25 to Falr to | has been tuken off the value of the unimal, | Which, in the opinion of bankers, would HARDWARE. QorrEQuict; luke, #1,00, "o following are the closing._quotations on | E00d calves ut 88.50 to4.75 were ubout stoady. | nufives and westorns having declined o froit {:sm'.\' the inflow of specie. The AWNINGS AND TENTS. h e B 2 0,10 askod; platos | tho loading stocks on the New ¥ork Std {Gond bulls wero stronor, comuion unchangod | #375 to ¥5 and Toxans 1o trom 8520 to £.60." | bear Tuterests in tho market was quick . e — quiet. Bpelter, domextic, #4.20, P PR chango toduy. AR hord il ot et doing n tho atockr and | 3, GO, BEAYY, FRectvis, wore oled ln | to take fright and wie rapid cov- | Jmah Tent-Awning| Woll Bros & Co., | Rector & Wilhelmy | Lobeck & Linn, e Atehison AT X feedor line. Supplics in regular dealers' hands by pathie t fts 3 ering of their short contracts supplied COMPANY. SOMPANY. St Louls M since hot weatlier st fn, If supplies are to | b 9 0; o . Loy nrkets Adums B are lurge, ‘und with no country demand o | contiuue of their presént proportions sellers | the lack of outside buying and gave the mar- Manufacturo 87, Louis, June 28 —Frour—In buyers' | Alton o Holite 28 coreeres 187 speak of they are not very unxious to further | yuy us well be prepured for lower prices, us | ket a brief spell of animution and strength, HORSE COVERS. Awnings, eto. ¥ Corner 10th and Jackson EoTRrLOXLEG tancy, 83.8008.00; tanoy, 83,450 | pocots A0 5 . Jargo thelr holdings excopt it consldorably | e present domand ‘will not absorb any siach | The snnouncement that the transfer of &0, 1115 Faroam Stroo! o5, 10k Stroet, opuer 1t 3 'L 3 @938 awly, 91.9093.00; 1 BXproas 170 3 :Il':l‘:‘]‘];‘l nlxl',lw‘\;:(“ln;" Ausnelal 'i;m::;!.l}.lf’.'”u? ngmbers oxcept uvi frthor matorisl decline. | 000 gold from London was u special trans- — e WrEAT-Lifoloss; 5@%e lower; No. 2 red, | Cinadiuy Baclfic u Inp... 1o thatio, Bt tho foedor market ib always une | 1GibjiLE LY Crnibhad off fufly Toc per | action” and the immediute rocovery of ox- BAGS & TWINES | cash and June, 68%c; July, closing ut 61%c] RE P i W, sutisfactory ut this seuson of the year. Kepre- | 086,76 for poor o extra. The murket wis change to figures which probibited further | —— ARk ghifo By R TG L T e & Olo....o 104! Pacitie Maii... sentutive siles: firm toduy. i gold imports was followed by the stoppago | Bemis Omaha Bag Chicigo & Atton ... 138 | Beorin Dee. & ... DIESSED BEEF, of short covering and & rencwal of bear at- e VA LG a Safe and Iro s, 87%ci June, 873c; July, closing | 015 &G o or: hivg Bl bure NaTA W Kuusas Clty Live Stook Market. tacks, which were encouraged by the abun- | tmportes ari mAnufas: W. A &"%}Pbﬂll&co l)l\ldl]dw‘&m“ R Naplemuen ‘8940, Consolidated Gas.. 1243 Pullmun Pal Phede S0 KANSAS Orry, June 23.—CArTLE—Receipts, | donmentof the Reading reorganization plans. | turers of fiour sacks, Tnta o EoaTNe oo, | Fafes.vanite: ker; No. 2, cash, 20¢; July, 27%¢; | €. C.C. &St L..... 403 Reading. ..., £ 0500 A 6,100 head; shipments, ‘600 head; murket The extension of the ve of fi cinl dis- | buriap, s twine. looves, mittons. 1:th | fron shutters Soptomlior, 24 %ic. Parie. | S0Yon D11 G 4 Richmond Ter: e 289 stondy to 10c higher; Toxus steors, §2:206 [ o oqi6 CXLCRSION 0L LR WANE &) THARCET G | e KlG0vax: ioltient Uk | dco s—-Dull, weak und lower. Pork, | Del. & Hudson: ... 1304 “do pref'd...... 993 W o) 804 ;! rbunc e cific e e- o Jick urrent murkots, $18.60. Lurd, $0.00a09.20, | Del Luck, & Wist. i Erande W, L] i ed B B e o p Stk 85 00 40, | mand on the New York banks from that BOOTS AND SHOES. LX) ry saltod meuts, loose shoulderd, §5.50; longs . & C. B, 0. do pref'd.... LR 17774 Stockers und foeders, §2.75@4.15; bulls and | quarter seemed to counteract the effect of | =3~ Sho: Company. &, and v, $T Miore 0'50; ol 1 ; PR S ceren 1028 mixed, #romiao. 0P | vhe fallivg offfn tho demand in the region Morse-Coe Shoc Company. ) oK, aouidom, 89,00 longs doprefd....lllll 85 do prefid.. f taeH oGs—Recelpts, 6, head; shipments, by v of Cli 0, although the issue of ~1107-1100- 1111 Howard §t gnd ribs, $10.26@10.97%; shorts, $10.50% | por \ayne.: 2 AR At « 24T 1,400 head; market strong and 1010 :’,'K‘L,';‘u““u’j,“«hﬁ“:m,“,'[0‘;‘,,‘“":3';“"‘.,“0!mm“m 8 aicaroom ana OWco- 0T 10311 Moward 86 | b 10,6245, Haws, unchanged; sugar cured, ! Weliors butk 83.10; puckors, 86,600 | $L330.000 Clearing Hous AN SaseIn a | John A Wakefield 18140, f, Northy o coedll2 RIERREL 80 604b0.05; Y orkers, 85.0506.00; | decision of the treasury to anticipate inter- | (o are tho oNLY Manufusturers of Boots ui ohn A, Wakefield, ehunged. Hocking Valloy. .+ Sugar T Bl 201808 i, $4,6074.80, ) h "lest payments in the west had | gnoosin tuestateof Nebraskh oo | mported. Arverican Port TS 000 bbls.: wheat, 22,000 | Iinols Centeal 1 7 ob1 Supep—Koecelpts, 600 head; shipments, 800 | caiming effect on the money mar- A goneral inyigation 1s e ool Milwau- 1 4,000 bl oats, 10,000 v rye'and | s FRDA DU bogltlo- i oot heud; murket slow nd weak. ket und on speculative sentiment, | OuFBowfactory. om = A hite lmo. 200, ko ¥ o view of the approachment of the Jul : Sewed | Bt Vot 000 bulas whoat; 900, e e 10 T e Eive Stook Markot. I yiow ot tho approachment, of tho July | irkendall, Jones & |Amer, Hand-Sewed - i0 Hey, hone. 8 : LA 5 i - 8. Lous, June 28.—OarrLE—Receints, 2,100 OMPANY, | Wholesale | ’ ,, xye, 1,000; butley, hone. : 1 ¢ L1160 400 401 sam Japis June 43 ~OATELR-Iioeslnte, 2,100 COMPANY._ WhRIosl8 | 11 0. boots. shoes LIQUORS. | Kansus Clty Markets. i i) ¢00:1828 400 stock on hund wns and Indians; fuir to Rihortiioa' oo, 110z | - and rabber oo L A K ” \ 3 A MIXED, good grass Toxis s, 82.76748,85. 11041100 1{aroey Streot. | 1610 Harney Frick & Herbert, | steady No. hho L anaT-Dull, arely | Mo 1204 Wholing ...1213 486 Hous — Reoelpts, 2,600 heud; shipments, h — = == (| 1 n bewter demand and firm: No. 2 | Mobile & Ol 1|6 Electr Recelpts, 4,100 head; shipments, e ‘ - - P PP wixed, 205@270: No. 3 Whi Ty Nhville & Uiaii Al Linseod.. 4158 2,800 liead; market aall, unchunged. % (imana Coal, Coke & EeglE‘Corr}’l‘(’eu\\ﬂ‘l’\s 101 Varom 8t LT R TYTT eal |70 prefia. i A 1 4 New York Live htook Market. LIME CO., bard and soft | - nice, window o ~ e, by owrs, nowe 1SR 3 Contrul ; E s . y ! New YORK, June 23 —BEEYES—Recelpts, eonl, B b cor. luth wud | - datic sy iahis, o0 HIPMENTS - Wheat, 64,000 bu.; corn, none; | Nsii Amerd+ 20, 1 900 howd; Ketlve: nutive stoors, B0 Dougine btreet. d 1310 Doda: Northera Pac, pfd_ 8441 do pref'd < Milwukes dlarket [ he ttal salos of stocks today. wer LWAUKEE, Jun: Wiear—Lower; July, ew, dncluding Burlington 1 82%¢: NO. 2 xpring ) Y Ol .-1080 Coky-—Dull; No. 8, 87 4@ s, Lickuwanna & We 3 +000.1020 No. 2 whi ic. , neral Elvetric Louls- «eee DO Wehanged. L $.000; Munhattan, 3,10 - y Nutlonul Cordugd, 8,800; Northern Pacitic v — - —— - 1280 Piles of people have piies, but Da Witt's 2 aia fioward {arnoy Sircous. PRODUCE COMBMIESION, ROVISIONS—Steady; pork, $1 sreed, 8,800° Keading, 8,500; St. Paul, 18 - 1080 Witeh Hazel Salve will cure them. b — 1,800 M bl 7 ‘ et e FUBNITURE, " Brauch & Co. | Jas. A. Clark & Co. MDomAPOLIE Juno 98.=The markes was London Fiunncinl Keview, A COWS AND OXEN. Clased by Oreditors, q Y an | Jower, aud closed weak wid WIthout support: 100pyriahted 1823 by James Gordon Hennett.| 45 The buicher :hoplupc.ruud by B L ¢ oma%y.‘?}g!{“ﬂm B“ev& Hunyan { Froduen frulla of ol | Maiiar, Shiess, MER lose: June, BAC; July, DRMe: Sept My 1 Clty Dusiness, the BlOCK v : 3 ‘ t . e Wholessio onlz. 3 S— B3k, On track: No. 1 hard, nsc; 3 ASAatsTD ol anus. ime blgok o- $ 3 30 aer B the sheriff yesterday. The principal cred. Wholesslo oaly. Lt STOVE REPAIRS | SASH, DOORS northorn, 58¢; No. 2 norther: Guance prices genorally were dull. Aerican 65 .0 628 liae was 1hs Cudaly Pecking campany of — - — New York Dry Bhie Y Tulain " Coieal oo s chion, | 3. Al A, 620 LRG0 ha o bk fakust, onW AEETORNHAR W i Omaha Stove Repair | 11, A. Disbrow & Co NEW YORK, June 28, goods | cific’ preferred and Rewding. Home YEARLINGS. ¥ jssin o SO certaia [ Bl 1 K. Stove ropairs | Munufacturers of umumn«ﬂ*u. 0 Bow ‘:r achied | securities were tureless. Rupee paper 160 4...... 565 d aud water attachmonts | doors, bliad s Induced ine d business in that | was unchanged. The Herschell cowmittoo BULLS. Piles of people have pies, put DeWitv's 11 see th i for soy kind of stove [ mouldiogs. li;:'n‘ tou, while g speclully adupted to | report was oxpocted toduy, but Las ot up- 200 1. ..1410 witchhazel salve will cure them, % st made. LT Lougias sk | lice 1aik aad Dealers in hardwaro snd HATS, ETOC, 4 1o E8ooooc © 2 =3 Comme = 3 S sepespspssand SHETIET criew @5, oats, none. oo [ENROR kb [t T I DON'T DELAY Carpenter Paper Co| Standard 0il Co. 1048 wnd 25¢ higher, DRY GOODS, Carry ® full stock of 11 i i, 20056 noad;shoep, steady . E Smitb& Co. |Kilpatrick-KochDry | ~urintyust wrazsias sud | toined aua lubricatiag 815 AR G O N 0ad ) markes steady gojpsca. . | apers ele. " Gl SEAEISAIA s h 3 i h 0 - L T L e ——— ‘1020 8 3 ————— . DE, e Sot, Sotber o, cor. 11t aad | === = © PICTOENG =y

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