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Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-25
Lumber-Dimension and Timber.

Il II IA II 16 1t Is IT ~ IT % TT "a #
2x4 .s15o0 1900 1900 1000 1900 1900 90. 90
2xG. $500 800 1900 1000 16 90 1900 20 90
2xS $500 100 Is 100 1900 16 90 10 90 20 90
2Xl0. $1,000 1900 1900 1000 1900 1000 90. 90
2xl2. $1,000 1900 1900 1900 1000 1900 20. 90
4x4 SxS.Sl6. 90 1900 1900 100 1900 1900 90 90
FENCING-No. l, 4 and 6 inch, 12 and II it.
rough, Sl6.009l65O; No. /, 4.and inch, Ii
#, rough, SIT 70O(G17.5O; No. 2 4 and 6 inch.
IL ana IA it, rough, s13.5O@14OO No 2, i
and inch, 16 ft, rough 15.O0@16.00.
FINIsHING-Frst and I'd clear, IL inch 5
IS, $40 oo@5l.oo; 1st and Cd clear, IL and 2
inch. 2 S, S4700(95O.0O; Sd, clear. II inch, $
2 s, 43.OO046.0O; 3d. clear. ~ and 2 inch, 9
s, 43.00@4600; b select, 4, IA and inch, $
2s, 37.OOG3S.00; 1st and I'd clear, inch, 8
8, $500; 3d, clear, inch, s 2 s. $500; A Sc
lect. inch, 2 s, s34Oo; b select, inch,
s, $3l 90.
FLooRING--1st com. inch white pine,
s34O0; I'd com. inch white pine, s3l.Oo; Sd
com. 6inch white pine, $1,000; d, 6 inch
pine, $1,000; star, in. yellow pine, $500;
1st and I'd clear yellow pine, and inch,
$1,000.
POPLAR LuMBER-Clear poplar box BIDS, e
en- sao ssOo clear i poplar in panel
poplar, a in panel, stock wide, S 8, $500;
clear poplar corrugated ceiling, q, $4,000
PosTs-White cedar, in, halves, 12c;
white clear, So in, halves and in quarters,
lie; white clear, in round, 16c; Tennessee
red cedar, split, 1Gc; split oak, (white) Sc;
sawed oak, 16c.
SHINGLES, LATH PER NIX clear, SO. 90;
extra *A", 50 so; standard A, S2.G0; inch,
clear, S1.600Sl.T0; inch, clear, Sl.75Cd 81. 80;
No /, Sl.l0G$Ll5; California red wood, di-
mensions widths, $3.50; cypress, clear heart,
So, 40; lath, 81 80.
SHIP LAr-No l. plain, Sand sinch, $I7.55;
No 9 plain, s and 16 inch, $3.50; No i, o G,
$500.
SIDING-First com and l6 feet, $1,000; I'd
com and 16 feet, $500; 3D. com and 16 feet,
$500; fence com and 16 feet, $1,000.
STOCK BoARDs-A l2 inch sl2 IA and
10 feet, $4,000; b - inch s s ~, IA and l6
feet S4l.00; G IL inch IL, IA and IS feet,
$1,000; ID ~ inch | 8 H. Ii and l6 feet,
$1,000; No. l com ~ in $ l2 feet, $500;
No. l com 12 in $ IA and 1G feet, $l7.50@
1880; No. com 12 in TO- IS and 20 feet
$3.50; No. 2 com IL in IA and l6 feet,
$500.
CEILING AND PARTITIoN-1st com "a In
white pine partition, S32; End, com " in
white pine partition, S2T; clear q in yellow
pine ceiling, $50; clear q in Norway, sl4.5O;
2nd com 70 in Norway, SIS,
BoxnpsmMo AR ooS com ,d T. "A and 70 r.
No 5 com l s l9, "A and l6 #, sl4.5O; No 4
com s 12, IA and l6 #. (shipping cull),
SIS. Add so cents per M it tor rough
BATrENs, WE'LL TUNING, PICKETs--O G
bats, 213 Inch, 60c; o G bats, }5x3, SIS, ,35c; ;
Bin well tubing, ID & M and bcy, S22 pickets,
ID g. II fiat, SEQ; pickets, d & Fl square, $40
LIME ETc..-Quincy white lime, best, 90c;
English and German Portland cement, $3.50;
milwaukee, and Louisville, sl30: Michigan
and Fort Dodge plaster, sa.25; Blue Rapid
plaster, sl.95; hair, 20c; sash, 60 and 10 per
cent dis; doors blinds, mouldings, so per
cent dis. tarred felt, per cwt., $500; straw
board, Sl.65.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-25
Hogs.

The hog market suffered heavy decline
as well as the cattle market The prices
paid were a good big 10c lower than yester-
days market, the bulk going at S4.35. A
few choice loads sold early at s4.4O, and as
high as q 45, but the packers price was
Si,35 for everything: they would offer that
for common mixed loads and no more for
good mixed loads The amount of trading
done during the first half of the forenoon
was extremely small. The packers would
take good loads at S4.35, bat they would not
raise their bids, and the reluctance of sales
men TO accept those price was what made
the market slow.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-25
Sheen.

The receipts were not heavy, and every
thing in the market met with ready sale at
strong prices. There were two loads of
sheep received, consigned 70 a packer, and
two double.decks of choice heavy sheared
westerns, which were sold at 425. The
demand continues in excess OF the supply.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-25

choice little heifers sold at $3.50, and some
heavier weights at 300. There were a few
very good cows and heifers among the ofer-
inRs. The demand for feeders was good. but
the supply of fresh offerings was limited to
three or four loads
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-25
The following were the closing quotations:

MONEY on CALL--Easy at POOH per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4@6 per
cent
STERLING Observation-Disclosures sixty
day bills, Is6A; demand, S4.sS4.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-25
Metals,

Block TlN-Eng. Ref'g, small pig, CSC
bar, 29c.
CoPpER-Planished boiler sizes, sec: cold
rolled, 3Oc; sheathing, soc; pitts, soc; flats,
30c.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-Juniata, 90 per
cent discount
PATENT PLASrsHEp lRoN-No. "a to %, A
quality, per ID, 10l5c: No. "a to 81, b quality,
9}9c. For less than bundle add &c per lb
RooFlNG-(Best Charcoal l--IC, 14x2O, l12
sheets, .15; IN, 14x2O, ll2 sheets, 500; &c,
2Gx21 ll2 sheets, sll.oO; IX, Boxes, III
sheets, $3.50.
SHEET IRoN-No. 26, SO. 40; No. %, $3.50.
SoLDER-Hoyt Metal Co.'S half and half in
ID cases, per 10, l6c; commercial half and
half 15c; No I in bars 14c.
TIN PLATE- Best CharcoaD--IC, 10x14,
225 sheets, $3.50; IN, lOxl4, 225 sheets, 81 25;
sheets, $SS.25; &c, 14x20, H. So. so; TX. 14x2O,
112 sheets, 1925; Xxx, 1ix2o, lie sheets, SlO
xxx, 1+x20, liz sheets, slh75; &c, 2x2S, l13
sheets, Sl3.20; TX. 2x2S, l2 sheets, S11 Xxx,
2X2S, 1l2 Sheets S20.50
CoKE-lC 1Oxl4, 225 sheets, Sc; &c, Ike,
1l2 sheets, s6; &c, 10x2 225 sheets, 50 so;
steel nails, SEQ; steel wire nails, secs.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-25

25c,JRF " 27c;G, q, 25c.
CORSET Observation-Disclosures, 1s1c; Kear-
sage 7Slc; Rockport csc; Conestoga, 6isc
TIcks-Oakland, A, 71Sc, International
1Y, Sc; Shetueket, S, s}sc; Warren, No. $50
Ice; Berwick, BA, lSc; Acme, l3c; York. 80.
inch, 12tSc; York, 99inch, isisc; Swift
River Sc; Thorndike 90, SIC; Thorndike
Ell, slSc; Thorndike l20, 9kc; Thorndike
Xxx, l5c; Cords No. 8, 91sc; Cords No. 4,
l0Hc.
DEYIMs..:: ..::Amoskeag. o OF, 16>sc; Everett, 2
OF, l3)Sc; York, OF, l3ISc; Haymaltcr, size;
Jaffrey, Xxx, iljSc; Jaffrey, INK, 12Hc;
Beaver Creek AA, Ice; Beaver Creek, BIB,
lie; Beaver Creek, &C, .10c.
KENTUCKY JEANs-Memoral, l5c; Dakota,
1Sc; Durham, 211dc; Hercules, lSc Lean
ington, 22lSc; Cottswold, 2illc; Melville'
25c.
CRAsH-Stevens' b, SIC; Stevens B,
bleached, &c; Stevens A, &c; Stevens a,
SIeached S,eache Sc; Stevens p, Si4c; Steyens' p.
N, bleached, 916c; Stevens SR'T, 11Itc.
DuCK-West Point, 29-inch, s OF, l0iSc;
do, 10 OF, l21sc; do, l2 OF, l5c; do, 4o-inch, IL
OF, Ice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-28

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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27
"FIRsr CLASS FUNERALS"
They Attract the Attention OF Laad-
ing Lawyers.

The litigation between George II. Hoag-
land and the Omaha-Councn Bluffs Bridge
company is becoming more OF celebrated
case every day 1t has been on trial be-
fore Judge Doanc more than week.
Tuesday the attorneys commenced
their arguments. Hon. y. j. Poppleton made
the opening speech, and yesterday morning
he said ~ was foolish enough TO COnine
myself and sick TO the case, and only talked
a short ume.n Hon. w. j. Connell, repre-
scnting the defense, followed him, and
ginning Mr.. Councll has displayed unusual
interest because he feels that
men who discourage public improvements
by interposing their progress with suits for
damages are detrimental TO the city's best
interest aud future prosperity, In his argu-
mcut, therefore, he took occasion to inform
the jury that ii would be good thing for
Omaha If some of the old blockaders could
be induced to figure as princi-
pals in few frst-class funerals.
In other words, he thought they ought TO die
and get out of the way of enterprise
Yesterday morning when General j. G.
Gown, chief attorney forplaintih opened, he
made d sharp reply TO the congress
mans bold declarations Said he'
man that few irst-class funerals
would be good for us. ] would like to in
Qurc whether or not his recent elevation
has clothed him with authority to order
funerals of any kind, and am astonshed ut
the indCcency of the surgestion.N
Mr.. Poppleton observed that both Connell
and Gown had ranged all over creation in
this case.
1t went to the jury in the afternoon.
Judge Wakeley granted adivorce TO Ida
Magoon from her husband, Mortimer Ma
goon, who is spirtualist Dcsertion was
the charge. He wanted her TO become me
dium, and because she refused left her.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27
CHICAGO LIVE srOCK MARKEr

CMc.Go, June 90 Especial Telegram to
THE BEE. I-CATrLE.-About 5000 natives
and 5000 Texans made tho days supply
The native arrivals showed more plainly
than during any day Of this season the pres.
cnce of more or less grass-fed, and buyers
generally feared to stake their regulations
as judges of cattle when it came 20 take their
chanccs.of shrink on the part Of corn, fed
and grass cattle until the basis was thor
oughly established, and therefore moved
cautiously: bidding lower prices, paIticu-
larry discriminating against any little
"green" on rough If heavy weights, AID be-
fore the finish established easier quota
tions. Handy weight, smooth fat pony
steers commanded strong prices. Trade
in Texas cattle opened up about
l5c lower. Native COWS and bulls, in SYM
pathy, also developed slight down turns in
values. Choice to extra beeves, 81 O5Go+ 40;
medium to good steers, 1850 TO 800 lbs
s5.s0M4,l0; l,2O0 to 1870 lbs, So 5CGl3 81; 950
TO loo pounds, g. S5q3sU StocKers and
feeders were dull and weak ut g. Q0QC3 40;
cows, bulls and mixel weak at 81 40(ct3 90;
bulk S2,0OG2, 80 ;!slop fed steers, 50, ,15Q63 90
Texas cattle were 5Gl0c lower; Texas steers,
s., ,30W325; bulk, S2GnG2 90 cows, SlG5
@2.3O. Trade, 10 the surprise of operators
generally, developed not only more activity
than looked for, but au advance OF 5Gfl0c,
the demand clearing the pens early in the
day at the Improvement. Sales were largely
at sL40 to packers for good heavy, s4.425Q1
44o for shuped-up prime heavy aud butch
ers', Si35@i.I5 for poor to choice mixed
ana si.5D4t6O for sorted light.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27

orators found considerable dfficulty in work
ing up an outlet for their holdings, and a
good many cattle had to be carried over.
The market opened about steady, and with
the supply here and at Chicago only moder-
ate, statesmen were not anticipating any
change, but when later adviCes were received
indicating the true state of eastern markets,
there was a decided downward turn OF the
market. The market really fell fiat, and the
best bids OF the buyers were about l0c lower
than yesterday. In fact, the trade was so
slow that II was hard work to tell what the
market was Some prime corn.fed steers
weighing over 800 lbs sold at 800, but the
beef and shipping steers sold largely at
S}G0d3S0. Butchers stock was not at ali
plenty, and anything really desirable com
stuff was weak. The cows sold at slSO0
3.15 the latter price for something a little
extra. Stock cattle were scarce and cut no
figure IN the market
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27
PECULIAR MANAGEMENT.
What Agent Spauiding Says of the
Conduct OF the Revenue ONCE.

Conduct OF the Rcvenuc once.
The transfer of the internal revenue Office
from Collector j. S. Calhoun TO Collector
John Peters, recently appointed by Presi-
dent Harrison, was made ut o'clock a. n'.,
yesterday. Mr.. Peters was sworn by Elmc r
Frank clerk of the United States district
court, as was also J. b. Dennis, Mr.. Peters
chief deputy, byron Brenholt, deputy and
cashier, and George S. Nave, the present
collector in Dakota Mr.. Nave is to fill the
position temporarily only, until his successor
is selected and appointed by Collector Peters.
Special Inspector ID. d. Spaulding is still
busily engaged III his investigation into the
conduct of the Office under Calhoun, and
from appearances has hls hands full.
The BEE man inquired OF him whether
there had been any new devel-
opmcnts as to the financial status of the
Office, or otherwise, and he replied, with con-
siderable emphasis:
papers that | had found the affairs of this
foundation. ! find the affairs of this office in
anything but q good or satisfactory cond-
ton.n
"Thc finances, Mir. Spuulding, how do you
find themi Has there been any dcfalcatlonP'
~ am not prepared to make any statement
Just yet, but the moneys for stamps sold
have all Decn properly accounted for and the
general management of the department has
been peculiar and not satisfactory by any
manner of mcanS.h
"And that is al you have to say upon the
subject.n
YES for the presentn
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27
Live Stock Notes,

r. r. Nichols had hogs from Rock Bluffs.
w. F.. Hammond, of Elgin, had two cars of
hogs here
Titus & Terhune, Litchfeld, marketed two
cars of hogs.
Wlscott s. Gibbons had cattle and hogs
here from Glbbon.
Two lump jaw cattle have been condemned
thus far this week.
o. p. Colby, of Colby & Co.. Bradshaw,
was on the market with cattle and hogs.
II. +. Church, a regular and extensive
Pierce shipper, had two cars of cattle in.
j. C. McGrue, of Elgin, had two cars of
cattle of his own feeding on the market.
John Messler and William Abbott came
in from Dorchester, each having load of
cattle.
Lincoln reported 400 hogs received and the
market stronger, everything selling at S4.O5
@h01}2.
William Baker, the we'll known feeder
and breeder of Friend, was on the marke
with hogs.
j. NJ. Cox. a regular and extensive Hamp-
ton shipper, was on the market with two
cars of hogs.
The hog market is now the highest that it
has been since June II, when half of the re-
ceipts brought S4.l5Q4.20. 1t is fully l0c
higher than at the opening of the present
week. and about l5c higher tnan one week
ago,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27

same unbalanced condition OF trade, with
great animation in trusts. The regular list
was redeemed by some activity in New Eng
land, with only 4 per cent change ih the
price and by the Chicago & Eastern Illinois,
which showed au upward movement OF q
per cent in the first hour. Rock Island
opened = per cent higher, but there was a
dropping tendency in graugers generally.
Trusts were weak, aud sugar after opening
at llGi6, against ll73& last evening, dropped
TO 49, but recovered to the neiChborhood OF
lis, where it renamed throughout the re-
mninder of the hour. Lead was steady at
from 3@S1 TO 33A, but Cotton Oil, toward the
end of the hour. deveoped marked weakness
aud declined from 5SlS to 81. The dullness
overspread the entire market before the end
of the hour, and at II O'Clock the market
was dull ana steady. The stock market
showed more activity in the regular list and
less In trusts later IN the day and values
were quite irregular After noon there was
an improved feeling all around when
graugers, coal stocks and trusts reached the
best figures of the day. Later there was
bear raid, and prices declined to the close.
New England lost n point, Atchison i per
cent Rock Island gained sE and Reading n
per cent for the day. Other railroad stocks
closed about steady. Sugar trusts recovered
to 1l6I and closed at ll5ll, or about 2}1 per
cent lower than last night. Cotton Oil went
of to 55IS, closing at 56y4, or aboHt2 per cent
lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27

SHEEnSG. BLEAoHEp - Ellertou, 7i6c;
Housekeeper, SISc; New Candidate, SIC;
Berkeley cambria No. CO. &c; Best Yet ~,
6Sc; Butter cloth 90, 4lc; Cabot, nc;
Farwell, half bleached, SIC; Fruit of Loom,
SS4c; Greene G., &c; Hope, ne; King Phillip
dale, SlSc; New York mills, lOc; Pepperell,
AZ in, l0c; Pepperell, 46 in, lie; Peppcrcl,
6-4, l4Hc; Pepperell, ST, 2Oc; PeppereA "a,
22c; Pepperell, 1914, 24c; Canton, "A, Size;
Canton, a, 9kc; Triumph, &c; Wamsutta,
lie; Valley, SC.
MISCELLANEOUS oil cloth, $3.50;
able oil cloth marble, $3.50; plain Holland,
&c; dado Holland, l2iSc.
.TicKszaoakland, A, .7i1c;. international
YY, Sc; Shetucket, s, SIC; Warren, No. SO,
Ice; Berwick, BA, lSc; Acme l3s; York,
80 IN, 12kc; York 32 iG 1910; Swift River,
Sc; Thorndikc 90, S1c; Thorndtke EE,
sac; Thordke 100, 9laC; Thorndike M.
15c; Cords No. 8, 91sc; Cords No. 4, l0iac
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.

BUrrER-Table dairy, 14@l5c; packers
stock, S0l0c. Creamery-prnts, fancy, 10
4lsc: choice l4Gl5c; solid packed, 10C0l4c,
EGGs-Strictly fresh, ll@l2c.
CuEEsE-Young America, full cream, lO4c;
twin flats, 9I4c; off grades, 697c; Van Ros-
sem Edom, sll.50 per doz; sap sago, l9c;
brick, llal2c; limburger, 9Ql0c; domestic
Swiss, 1875; cheese safes, bronze medal,
No. S, S2.S5.
PouLTRY-Live hens, per dozen, s3,509
$500; mixed, So 25e3.5O; spring, S200@300;
turkeys, 7GlSc per Id; ducks, S2,0o92 so;
geese, So 00a4O0; live pigeons, Sl.50.
ORAEGEs-San Gabriel 81 3501375; fancy
Duarte Mediterranean sweets, S4. 25Qf4 so.
LEMoNs-Choice, s4.5o95,00; fancy, s575@
ZOO.
PEAcHEs-Per h bu box, sl0O,
APPLEs-Per q bu box, 5O(975c.
CHEKRIEs-Per "A quart case, si.75; per 10
quart drawer, 800
BLACKBgRRIEs-Per "A quart case, s2O0g
ESQ
BLACK RAsPDERRlEs-Per "A quart case,
s30o93.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27
Lumber. Lime, Etc.
sxs 1909 1900 1900 100 100 $500 Is

SxS 16.Oo 1900 1000 100 1900 1900 1900
FENCISG--No. l, and incn, l2 and Il f.,
rough, sl6O0@l6.50; No. l. 4 and 6 inch, lG
feet, $l1OO@l1.5r; No. 2, and inch II
and Il feet, sl35O@l4OO; No. q 4 and inch,
l6 feet, Sl5.00Gll6. 90.
FlNlsnlNc-lst and I'd clear, IA inch Q
s, $i90G@5100; 1st and I'd clear, u and 2
inch, S $, si1oo@49.oo; Sd, clear, IL inch,
2 inch, 9 s, sl3 oGid46.0O; B select, X, lJE,
and inch, s, $31.000l $500; lst and 2nd,
clear, inch s 2s, $500: Sd clear. ! inch, s
2s, $1,000, Il select, l inch, S S. $500; B
select inch, = S, 5000.
STOCK BOARDs-A IL in, 9, r. IA and
16 TT, S46.OO; B II IN. s u, II and l6 f.,
:4100; e IL in, s | s, IL, IA and l6 #, S3i 90.
ID II III. 3, ~, Il and IL it, S23.0O; No. l
com, ~ in, 5 $, II #, $500; No. com, II
in, s, IA and l6 #, slG5ol@lS.5 S.50; No, /
com, l2 in $ s, 10, Is and 20 1T, $3.50; No.
2 com, 12 in, S / s, II and 16 #, Si7.00
FLooRING-lst com in white pine, s33 co.;
I'd com in white pine, 3l.G0 Sd com 6 in
white pine, 5000; d com 6 in white pine,
$1,000; com 4 and in yellow pine, Sl50J;
Star in yellow pine, Sl1.OO; lst and I'd clear
yellow pine, 4 and 6 in, $500
LINE, ETC.-Qmncy white lime (best), Soc Z;
English and German Portland cement $3,45;
Milwaukee and Louisville, Sl3O; Michigan
plaster, S2.25; Fort Dodge plaster, S2.lO;
Blue RAPID plaster, 81 90: hair, 20c; sash, 90
per ct dis; doors, blinds, mouldinRs. so per ct
pis; tarrcd felt, per cwt, $2.OO; straw board,
per cWt, Si60.
POPLAR LUMBER Clear poplar box bds, a
in. s 3, co; clear poplar "a in panel,
$1,000; clear poplar u in panel, $!50O clear
poplar = in panel stock wide, $ IS, $500;
clear poplar corrugated ceiling =, $1,000.
Posrs-White cedar, 6 inch, halves, l2c;
white cedar, 515 inch, halves and inch q'rs,
lie; white cedar, 4 inch, round, l6c; renlies-
sec red cedar, split, 1Gc; split oak, (white),
SC sawed oak, lSc
SHINGLES, LATu, PER M.-XX clear, $500
extra "a, $3.50; standard A, s?.G0; 8 inch,
clear, sl6OGol.7O; 6 inch. clear, Sl,75@l. 50;
No. l, $1.10QQl.l5: clear red cedar, mixed
widths. $40; California redwood, dmen-
sion widths, so; cypress. clear heart, di-
menson widths SO. %; lath $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-27
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, June 26.--rhe Drovers Journal
reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; market steady
for best other grades lower; beeyeS, Si.O5QQ
44O; steers, So. 3.35Gp4 10; stockers Dud feeders,
S9O0aS.40; COWS, bulls and mixed, Sl.400
500; Texas cattle, Sl.G5ld3,25.
Hogs-Rcceipts, 10000; market active and
steady; mixed, Si.3O0+50; heavy S4.251
4.5O; light, si.35d465; skips, S2.25@i00.
Sheep--laeceipts, 5000: market active
and firm; natives, S3.50@49J; westerns
aud Texans, $3.2084l5; lambs, s2.25@4O 90
per head.
Kansas Ciry, June 26.-Cattle - Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments none; market
steady to strong on natives, Texans and In-
dian; common to choice corn fed steers,
S3OOCG4 90; stockers and feeders, So. OOCl4 20
cows firm at Sl.G092,go.
Hogs-Receipts, lO,3O0: shipments, l,200;
market strong, active and higher; light,
s42Otq425; heavy nnd mixed, s405.9t25.
National stock Yards, East st.
Louis, June 20. 80 Cattle-Receipts q 400;
shipments, l,5oJ; market steady; fair to
choice heavy native stet ~, So l00ei. 90; stock
ers and feeders, s2.l0C83l0i rangers, corn
fed, 81. S0(d3G0.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 300;
market stronger; choice heavy butchers
selections ana light grades, s43094.40;
packing, SI,2O44 35.
Sioux City, June 26.-Cattle- Receipts,
800; shipments, 200; market steady anu un-
changed; fat steers, S3.0093o0; stockers and
feeders, 81. 2.l5td2a0.
Hogs Receipts, 1900, market higher
light and mixed si05@il2hi heavy, sAo114
GELS,