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Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June S.-lSpecial Telegram to
THE BEE. I-CATrLE-The market was a wild
one and prices were 15c higher than yester-
advance was, as cattle since this recent
squirt have sold l5a30c apart for the same
kind Of cattle. The top price of the year-S6
was reached. The market was 81 above
the low water mark. There is danger that
the thousands of wild kilograms sent to the
country may bring in a rush of cattle to tenn
porarily depress prices. Good to choice
beeves, S5.40016.00; medium, s5,00@525; in
ferior, a so; cows and mixed, Sl.65G1350;
stoclsers and feeders, S250Q0+15; 1900 Tex!
ans, firm; steers, S2.75@430; COWS, s200C1
25O distillery steers, -. 25Cd565
HoGs-rrade was slow, shipping orders
were light and Squires, the Boston packer,
was not operating and that generally means
q downturn of about a nickel on best mixed
During the early hours n few lots of fancy
heavy and fancy light all assorted as close
as an expert could perform the work, sold as
high as yesterday, mainly at S5.SO(05S5 for
heavy, and 1865 for light, but at the close
any of the above sorts could have been had
at least B cents lower. The big decline of
the day, however, fell on packers and mixed,
the bulk selling at 81. .60a565, the same being
about lOc lower late in the day, with many
lots in first hands at the close, A few lots
of light made S., 306D55O, Spectators, pack
crs and shippers are figuring out big run
for next week, and say they can afford to
wait a day or two and then If they have to
pay higher prices well and good, but they ad-
vance the theory that the rain will be suiti-
GENTLY heavy to break prices and point TO
the almost certain fact that high figures dur
ing part of one week call out big country
shipments the next.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. June s.-The Drovcrs' Journal
reports as follows;
Cattle-Receipts, 1000: active and 15c
higher; beeyes, s45O@6.0O; cows and mixed,
sl.65d350; stockers and feeders, S2.5O@4 IS;
Texans, S200(G4.30.
Hogs-Iteceipts, 200; weak and sc lower !;
mixed, s5.45@5.75; heavy, $569(d565; /;
light, S5.40d5.7O; pigs and culls, "a OOa53O.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market steady;
native uuttons, S4,0l6t550; feeders So OOt6
$50; Texans, S!OoG30O; spring lambs, 81 90
@4.5 per head
National Stock Yards, East ST.
Louis, June S.-Cattle - Receipts 300;
shipments, l,sOO; market higher; choice
heavy native steers, 81 7Oq5.5o; fair to good
fair to choice, S3S0d4S0; stockers and
feeders, fair to good 81 sO92 %; rangers,
ordinary to good, 81 225Qt335
Hogs-Rcceipts, 1000; shipments, 1000;
market 5,4l0c higher; choice heavy and
butehers' selections, s5t5d5i5; packing,
modium to good, S5,+5@S5,1U; light grades,
530a550.
Kansas City, June Seattle Receipts,
S,o0oi shipments, Loooi market excited /;
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, June s. Special Telegram to
TRE BEE. Observation-Disclosures was the most
noticeable feature in the stock market. The
opening was weak, first prices being from 4
10 4 per cent below yesterdays close But
little progress was made in the decline dur
ing the first half hour, but after that time
there was spurt of animation accompanied
by more decided weakness and fractional
amounts were lost over the entire list, rang
ing up TO q per cent, Kansas Il Texas, LOUIS
vile & Nashville aud St. Paul leading. Cot
ton oil was again active and strong and ad
yanced "a per cent, though a portion of the
gain was afterwards lost St. Paul, Reading
and Union Pacific were active stocks, and
the last named was very well held. The ad-
vance in cotton oil is due TO the free circula-
ton of pointers TO buy and the gradual up
ward course has induced many who believed
"stiffs" cheap, 10 buy The recent selling of
ST. Paul preferred is said TO come from the
estate OF Alexander Mitchell, who held q
large line but never had common except for
a speculative turn. 1t was said that apphca-
tion would be made to-day in Kansas for a
receiver for the Missouri Kansas & Texas,
and the stock dropped point TO II. A runor
was set afioat afterward that a new bull pool
had been formed 70 take hold Of Gould stocks
Aut the market failed to show the result OF
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
-
Omaha Prices Current.

Western Merchants In last weeks sup
plement of the Merchant we called attention
to the careless and slovenly manner in which
Omaha wholesale markets were quoted, or
rather misquoted by certain Omaha dailies.
They continue, however, TO furnish "chest-
nuts" as a steady diet 1t is hoped that the
Republican may be induced TO omit its mar
ket page, or head it up as an advertisement,
TO the detrimcnt of our city, published in
the Fntercst of the iobters of Chicago and
Kansas City. We doubt If the market page
of this paper has been revised since last au.
tumn. and like the World and Herald, their
Commercial editors, if they possess such ap-
pendages, seem to think IL not worth while
TO quote Omahas financial markets at all,
but furnish Chicago and New York rates for
money as though our city were but country
village of no financial standing in the eyes OF
tho tyorld
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09

their operations. London was seller on a
modeIate scale, but as the Ehglishmen are
merely scalping the market their operations,
save for the present, have no effect on the
course Of values. Wheeling q Lake Erie,
which has been almost lifeless for some time
past, awokc and advanced IL points. Moth
ing transpired in the rest of the market TO
call forth special comment, and at the close
the changes were insiRniac.s,,;, ,ne f7ost i'm.
Portant benz net gain of 4 on cotton.oils and
a loss OF Il on Reading, Il on st. Pau! and q
on New England. The total sales were
91,ss7 shares against 11s $40 shares yesterday.
About onehalf of to-day's transactions were
in Reading and St Paul. The sales of Union
Pacific were 9, 400 Northwestern 4,400, Lack
awanna 5000.
GovERNMENTs-Governm bonds were
dull but steady
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
Live Stock Sold.
Live Stock Stock Notes.

Cattle 25c higher.
A. d. Clark, Sioux City, stockman, was
al the yards
j, G. Keyser, Plattsmouth, was a visitor
al the yards,
George Lee, Stockham, was in and sold
load OF cattle.
Swartz, Silver City, came IN with three
loads of cattle.
Fuller & Patton, of Fullerton, sold a load
OF hogs at $500.
Walter Wood of the firm of Wood Bros,
is back from Chicago.
Latta & Green, Craig, sold three loads of
1107-lb cattle at s5.25.
Arthur Spearman, Springfield, was IN and
marketed three loads of cattle.
Thomas Price, Thayer marketed three
loads of cattle at the top price.
7. j. Steele of Strahan & Steele, Wayne,
and marketed two loads of hogs.
ID. A. Macarthur, a we'll known feeder of
Ord, was in looking over the market.
Nj. Mckenzie Council Bluffs was here and
marketed load of 303-lb hogs at $500,
j. Lansing, Fairfield, was here with three
loads of hogs and the same number of cattle.
John Hastie, Auburn, was at the Yards and
marketed two cars of cattle and car of
hogs.
Among those who marketed SOC hogs was
+. b. Shut, Craig and Hammang Bros, Ar
lington.
The receipts of hogs were the same today,
1871 cars, as on May 33 the heay lest dag since
the yards were opened
Mr. jackson, of the firm OF jackson & Cook,
Cortland, sold three pads Of hogs. One load
cf 255-lb hogs SOLD at t5.6e.
II. Il. Miller, W.aslde, was in aud marketed
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
General Markets.

LEATHER-Oak soles, 35@37c; hemlock
slaughter sole 21@39c; hemlock dry sole, 12
@25c; hemlock kip, 60@90c; A. & b. runner
Kip bo@75c; A. fs hemlSck iSaa calf, gec@Sl oo A:
upper, 10@24c; English grain upper, 25c;
hemlock grain upper, 21@25c; Tampico b. L.
Moroc co, 29@33c; Tampico people, Q. d. Mo-,
22(929c; Curacao, b. G. Mo-, 3Oci Simon O.
D. Mo, s275G3.o0; Dangola kid, ,3o@35c;
Griesen kids, S3.00@3.75; French glazed kids,
81. 5O(Q2.75; French calf kids, S3.25; oak kip
skins, s0c@sl.00; oak calf skins, 81 .00@1. 55
French calf skins, S1.25@2.25; French kip
skins, Sl10@1. so; Russitt Innings, $6.OO@8 30
per doz. pink cream and white Innings, $3.50
(G9.75 per doz. colored toppings, S9.00@11 90.
Observation-Disclosures crystal per 10, SOC;
citric per ID, 6oc; tartaric, per ID, SOC; sui
phuric, per lb, 4c; ammonia carb, rlb, l5c;
alum, per lb, SC; alcohol, 95 per cent, per gal,
s2.22; blue vltriol per ID, Sc; borax refined,
per ID, 10c; camphor refined, 32c; cream tar
tar, pure per ID. 42c; cream tartar CONNER
cial, per ID, 20c; cloves, per ID, 83c; cutie
fish bone, per lb, 30c; dextrine, per ID, l2c;
glycerine, pure, per ID, soc; hops, fresh, per
powder, per lb, Coo; morphine. p. & W., per
o., $500; opium, per ID, 1915; quinlne, p.
W., per o., 5sc: ,quinine, German, per o.,
4Sc; Rochelle salts, per ID, S5c; saffron,
per o., Sl.oO; salapetre, pure per ID, 1oc;
Sulphur, Flowers, per h., Sc; soda, bi-car.
Donate, per lb, SC; silver, nitrate, per ID,
sll.5O; spermacetti, per ID, $4,000; strych-
nine, per o., S1.25; wax, white, pure, per ID,
55c; wax, yellow, pure, per lb, 35c.
OILs-Carbon, l75 degrees, l3c; carbon,
$50 degrees, 13c; linseed boiled, 60c;
linseed, raw, SIC; castor, No |, Sl20;
No. 2, S,12; sperm whale 800; whale water
bleached, S5c; fish, bank. 35c neatsfoot, ex.
ira, 65c; neatsfoot, No. l, soc; gasoline 75
degrees, 15c; w. S. lard, 35c; No. lard, soc;
No. 2 lard, 5O0l55c; w. V. zero, lac; w. Va.
zero, 14c; golden No. /, 40c; golden No. 2,
25c; whale, 20c; naptha, degree, lac; head
light, 100 degrees, 12c; headlight. 175 de,
grees, l5c; turpentine, 45c; castor, pure, $l.3C
per gal
HIDEs-Green butchers 4@414c; green
cured, 595]lc; dry flint, &c; dry salt, &c;
green salted calf, 614c; damaged hides, q
off; dry salted deacons, Csc each. Tallow-
No. /, 396c; No Q, 29lc. Grease-Prime
white, 44c; yellow, &c; brown, &c Sheer
pelts-l0cG0$l. 90. according to quality. Brand
ed hides classified as damaged,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
The SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Both Bears and Bulls Waiting For
Government Report.
A DECLINE IN THE CORN PIT
Cause d BY Heavy Receipts and Like
Estimates For To-morrow-oats
Quiet-Provisions Dull
Cattle Away Up.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO, June s.-ISpecial Telegram to
THE BEE. The wheat market was par
tcuarly dull this morning Everybody was
waiting for the government crop report
which will doubtless come tomorrow and is
expected TO give the market a strong impetus
in one direction or the other IL is the un-
certainty as TO which direction that will be
that was responsible For the dullness of the
morning session. The range OF fluctuations
was fairly wide, but II was upon n small
volume of business and the changes appeared
TO be caused wholly by rumors of what the
government crop report would be- AS to
these rumors there was wide variety for
one of them, which came by way of New
York, said the report would make the average
condition GO as against i6 last month. 1t was
sufficient to put the price up to the highest
point of the day, but was evidently
dIscredited later, as after the shorts had COW
cred, the Improvement in the price was lost.
Another report, upon which there was some
buying, was that 60 loads had been taken for
export in New York to-day, but it was after
ward discovered the message read &c to 0
loads.n The similarity of the figures made
some believe that all the reports named had
the same source. Another rumor coming
from Washington said the government re-
mon, hn, Ala not mro,ond 70 Give figures
n,.n'' ouU 'iu "oO pi''e"o W e. ne -
This rumor seemed to nave less ehect than
the other. But these were the only influences
of the day. The range of prices was gener-
auv Lower but Mt the close of the
''i' 49, ,aaI,. oo.a,,,;,,a1
niorni'e soe'ion Une uo0"no .eU.'ii7iioU
was only ABOUT &c from yesterdays Close
The weakness in corn had more effect than
would have been the case II the latter mar
ket had been broader. July wheat opened at
S536c, fell Immediately to S514c. then ad
vanced TO S55Ec, declined to S4Mc improved
to S5%c again and declined to S511c, which
was the price at the close. December wheat
opened at S636c, sold up to S69lc, down to
S5Gc and closed at S614c.
1t was bear day in corn. The opening
was at cunder last nights close and after n
sliPht reaction there was decline of nearly
as much more. Large receipts for to-day and
large estimates for to morrow seemed to be
the only cause for the decline There was
no great raid made as would be short sellers
expect that a sudden falling off in
receipts might at any time prove
disastrous to them. The strength shown
yesterday morning, when receipts for once
fell under the estimates, showed very clearly
what might happen if the burden of arrivals
should be lessened. Unfavorable foreign
news added to the weakness there. July
corn opened at 53l&c sold early at 533Ec,
then up to $3.50, down to 521S(d53c, advanced
to 53IIc and closed at / o'clock at 531kc.
September corn opened at 54c advanced to
54J6c fell to 535lc, and closed with that price
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Produce, Fruits, Nuts, Etc.

Friday, June g.
The fololDtng quotations are wholesale
and not retail. Prices quoted on produce
are the rates at tUlich round lots arc sofa on
this market. Fruits or other tines of goods
requiring Crtro labor IN packing cannot al
1Cdys be supplied on outside orders at The
same prices quoted for the local trade.
Rates on -four and feed are jobberS' prices.
Prices on gTdill arc those paid by omaha
mitlcrs delivered All quotations on mer-
chdndtsc are obtained from leading houses
and are corrected daily Prices on crackers,
cakes, etc, are those gtucn by leading man
fdcturcrS
BuTTER-Fancy creamery roll butter, 2lc:
with solid packed at 16@lSc; choice
country butter, 14Cdl5c; common grades, 1l@
l2c.
EGGs-Strictly fresh, 12@i216c.
CnERRIEs-Per case of 10 lbs, s.. 00@2 %.
Southern cherries 1850 per "a quart case.
STRAwBERRIEs-S3.5O 5OD4 90 per case.
CnEEsE-Full cream, 13@l4c.
BEETs-5Oc per doz
PoTAroEs-Choice home grown, 750S5c;
Utah and Colorado stock, sl.lo9l.25; low
grades, 55@65c.
PoULTRY-No dressed fowl in the market;
live chickens, S3.00@3.25 per doz; spring
Chickens S3.0o@3.25; small chickens, Sl.5O@
200
SPINAcH-S1 so per bbl.
RnuBARB-26216c per lb.
ONIoNs-Native stock, 81 25(91 so; Spanish,
per box of 5 lbs, Sl.75@2.0O; California on
ions, 3l3@4c per h.
LEMoNs-S3 75@4.5O per box; fancy, a 5o9
$50
ORANGEs-California Riverside, So 1904 90;
medium sweet Riversides, $3.50 per box;
Messina, S5.50@700; Los Angeles, s275@
800; Los Angeles Navals, S4.0o; Riverside
Navals, 81. 90.
CABDAGEs-30318c per ID. for California.
CAULIFLowER-Good stock, 81 .5091.75 per
doz.
AsrARAeus-6O@75 per dozen lunches.
CUcUMBERs-50c per doz for choice.
LETTUCE-30@35c per doz.
CELERY-California stock, 81. so per doz.
RADIsHEs-3Oc per doz.
STRING BEANs-Sl.50 80 per bu.
GREEN PEAs-Sl.50t62. 90 per bu.
ToMAToEs-S2. 50@30 90 per bu.
PINE APPLEs-$2 25@25O.
BANANAs-Common medium, S2. 50(l3 90 per
bunch; choice, SO. 00(d350.
TuRNIps-California, 21663c per lb.
DATEs-Persan, 61S(a7c per ID.
CIDER-Choice Michigan cider, S450@6.50
per bbl. of 30 gal
PoPcoRN-Choice rice corn is quoted at SO
4c per lb.: other kinds 21f@3c per lb.
CARRoTs-Ncw stock, 406p45c per doz.
BEANs-Good stock, $260@2.75; California
beans S2.25G02.4O.
FIGs-In layers, 13@l5c; cake, 10c per lb.
NUTs-Peanuts, raw, 614@7c; Brazil nuts,
nuts, 156lSc; filberts, 1Sc; Italian chestnuts,
15c; pecans. 15c.
HoNEY-16@2lc for lb frames; canned
honey, l0@12c per 10.
PARsLEY-30 per doz.
GREEN ONIoNs-l5@20c per doz.
PURE MAPLE SYRUP-Sl. .25 per gal.
SALsIFY-25c per bunch.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JUNE o. 1885,,

corn-fed steers 10@20c higher grassers
slow and weak: good to choice corn-fed,
S5.00d525 common 20 medium, S3.25G4.15
stockers, s2.OO92gO; feeders, S3O093,6O; (;
cows, 81 00Cd3. so.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, COO:
market opened sc lower and closed 106
15c lower; common to choice, s. .,,,,,,, "", M,
skips and pigs, S2.5oos,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
HORs.

The receipts of hogs were the heaviest of
any day, with one exception, since the yards
were opened. The market opened active and
the early offerings, III loads, were sold be-
fore 10 o'clock in the morning. The market
was &c higher on choice heavy hogs and
strong on other grades Under the influence
of the arrival OF later trains, which swelled
the receipts TO 15l loads, and the reported de-
cline in Chicago, the market eased of and
closed with the mornings advance lost. Only
q few loads which came in late were held
over.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
DRY Goods.


PRINTS - SoLIp CoLoRs - Atlantic, &c;
Slater, SIC; Berlin oil, 61&c; Garner oil, 60o
&c. PIND AND RoBEs-Richmond, 6Hc; AL
len, 6l6c; River Point, &c; Steel River, &c;
Washington, 63c; Century, dgo blue prints,
Sc; American, dc; Arnold, exc; Arnold B,
10l6c; Arnold A, lee: Arnold Gold Seal, 1016c.
DREss-CharterO Oak, DC; Ramapo, 41fc; Lodi,
&c; Allen, &c; Richmond &c; Windsor, exc;
Eddystone, 6lfc; Pacific, 63c.
BRowN SHBETrNG-Atlantlc A, A, 715c;
Atlantic II, A., 7Ac; Atlantic ID, "A, T16c;
Atlantic p, A. &c; Aurora LII, A, &c; Au-
rora G, A., DC; Crown xxx, A, nc; Hoos-
ier LII, "A, &c; Indian Head, A., 7l6c; Law
Pepperell r, Al 7c; Pepperel o, A, &c;
Pepperell, S-4, 1Sl6c; Pepperell "a, 2lc; Pep
perell l0-4, 23c; Utica G, "A, &c; Wachusett,
"A, 716c; Aurora b, a., 616c; Aurora II, a.,
BArTs-Standard, 9c; Gem, 10c; Beauty,
121fc; Bayonne, lac; b, cased, $3.50.
CARPET WARr-Bibb, white, 10c; col oed
22c.
DuoK-West Point, 30 in, o., 1Oldc; West
Point, 90 in. 10 o., 12l1c; West Point, 10 in.
IL o., l5c; West Point, so in. Ii o., 1Oc.
Checks-Caledona y, 915c; Caledonia Xxx,
10Rc; Economy, &c; Otis, &c.
KENTUCKY JEANs-Memorial, 15c; Canton,
CSC; Durham, 971Ic; Hercules, 1sc; Leaning
ton, 22l5c; Cottsworld, 21l6c.
MIsCELLkSEoUs-Ta oil cloth, s2.S5;
9hc.
CoMpeRrERs- 6O@35.OO
BLEECHED SHEETING-Berhely cambria,
No. so, 91Sc; Best Yet, A. csc; butter cloth,
90, 41lc; Cabot, 7l4c; Farwell, SIC; Fruit
of Loom, 94c; Freene G., Co. Hope 7slc
King Philip cambric, lie; Lonsdale, Ike;
Lonsdale, S94c; New York mills, 10kc; Pep
perell 42-in., lie; Pepperell, 46in., l2c; Pep
perell, Ga, 16c; Pepperell, S4, 2lc; Pepperell,
"a, 23c; Pepperell, 10-4, Csc; Canton, ~,
SIC; Canton, A, 916c; Triumph, &c; Wam-
sutta, 10c; Valley SC.
GINGHAM-Plunkett checks, nc; Whitten-
ton, 71Sc; York, 71Sc; Normandi dress, size;
Calcutta dress, SIC; Whittendon dress, SIC;
Renfrew dress, S1f@l2xc.
TIcKs-Lewiston, 30-in, 12Hc; Lewiston,
32-in., 131Sc; York. 32-in., lac; Swift river,
nc; Thorndyke, 90, SIC; Thorndyke FF,
s%c Thorndike 100, 9iSc; Thornkike Xxx,
lbc; Cords, No. 5, 9]fc; Cords, No. 4, lie.
DENIMs-Amoskeag B, Coz, i6c; Everett,
7-oz, 1Sc; York, 7-oz, l31Sc; Haymarket 81 &C;
Jatfrey Xxx, 111Sc; Jaffrey xxx, 1911c;
s2}9c; Clear Lake, 391Se; Maple City, s6]$e'
White G H No. 2, y, Cleo c H No; y,
soc; Qaechec No: !, 4, q; o9Sueehec, No. ?,
y, 3713c: Quechec No. 4, q, 32l9c; Anawan,
l3hc; Windsor, 2919c; Red XC, A.in, l5l9c;
E 24-in, Gle; GG, 24-in, 1Sc; H A F, q, 25c
j r f, q, 27c; G., "a, 35c.
CRASH = Stevens Is, &c: bleached, &c;
Stevens A, nc; bleached, SIC; Stevens P,
SIC; bleached, 919c; Stevens. N, SIC;
bleached, 1O16c; Stevens S Il. 7, 1214c.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Friday, June s, 1883.
The fresh receipts of cattle consisted of
forty-five loads. The market was active and
excited the demand being far in excess of
the receipts Prices advanced fully 2jc over
yesterday and everything offered on the mar
ket found ready taker. One bunch aver
aging 1924 lbs sold at $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09

perdozen, A.5o; cocoa tafy snaps, 1+c: coffee
cake, 12c; Cuba jumbles, lijSc; cream puffs,
SOc; egg .r=ioies f4c; ginger drops, lie;
money iumbles, Ike; Jelly fingers, l5c, Jelly
waters, l5c; Jelly tart new, 15c; lady fing-
ers, l3c; vanilla bar, lac; vanilla waters, lac ;
Vienna waters, ] dozen packages in q bo1,
per dozen, ESQ.
All goods packed in cans 1c per 10 advance
except snowflake and wafer soda, which are
packed only in cans. Soda in 2lb and BIB
paper boxes, Nc per Id advance; all other
goods lc per 10 advance. Soda in lib paper
boxes, 1c per 10 advance, The 2-lb boxes are
packed in cases holding is in a case. The g.
ID boxes are packed in cases holding 10 in a
case. The lib boxes are packed in cases
holding 36 in case. One-lb graham and oat-
meal waters packed 2 doz in a case.
Show tops for boxes, with glass opening to
show goods, 75c. Cans for wafer soda, 81 90,
not returnable. Cans for snowflake soda,
$500 per doz. Tin cases with glass face to
display the goods, 15c each No charges for
packages except for cans and returnable
goods Glass front tin cans and "snowfaken
soda cans are returnable at prices charged.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
YESTERDAYS QUOTATIONS..

MONEY on CALr.-Easy at | @l16 per cent;
last loan u per cent; closed offered at IL
per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 4Cd6 per
cent.
STERLING EXCnANGE-Dull but steady Mt
A.S6n for sixty day bills; S4.SSH for de-
Inand.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09

thirty head of 1l45lb steers at $3.50 an d also
ten cows averaging l0g1 at 1915.
r. A Moore, Silver Greek NJ. II. Jeffrey,
Osceola and j. Osseukopt, Louisville wers
among those who came in with dattie
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-09
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago. June s.-Following are the
2:3O closing prices:
Flour-Showed no change
Wheat-Quiet most of the session; opened
}6m4c lower and closed irregular and easy;
cash, S51Sc; July, S54c; August, S5 316c.
Corn-Active but lower, closing irregular
and considerably below yesterday; cash,
52bc: July, 52Ec; August, 5339c.
Oats-kuled easy and lower; cash and
July, 3234c; August, 2S4c.
Rye-Dull at 6l0162c.
Barley-6T@6Sc
Prime Timothy-$2 1062.l5.
Flax-seed-
Whisky-Sl.20.
Pork-Dull, quiet and easier; cash, s13.95;
July. Sl4.00; August, Sl410.
Lard-In light demand and easier; cash,
$3.50; July, SS.5116; August, SS.60GS
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. s6.0096.25;
short clear, Ss. 10@S.15; short ribs, s7.571(.
Butter-Ac;ive; creamery, 1419@lSc dairy
16CdlSc.
Cheese-F'ull cream cheddars, 7lf@7%c; {;
flats, 7lI01Sc; young Americas, 7949S14c.
Eggs-F'irm at l34@l415c.
Hides - Unchanged; green hides 419c;
heavy green salted, SIC; light green salted,
5&c; salted bull, 3slc; dry flint, Sc; dry
calf, Sc; deacons, 20c each; dry salted, Go
&c.
Tallow-Weaker; No. 1, country, 4c; No.
1.