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Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
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LIVERPOOL, June 20.-WHEAT-Spot, firm
demand. poor; No. 2 red, winter, 5s I'd; No. |
hard. Manitoba, 5s; No. l California, 5s 3D..
Futures closed firm, with July lRd higher, and
other months Sd higher; business about equally
distributed; June, rs l0Ad; July. 5s l0Ad; Sep
TENDER, 5s lOad; October, 5s lOad; November,
5s Id.
~CoRN-spot. steady; American mixed, new,
SIS Ad. Futures closed steady, with near and
distant positions unchanged from yesterday
closing prices; business about equally dis
tributed; June, IS I'd; July, Ss Nd; August,
IS 4d; September, IS I'D; october, is I'D; No
vember, IS Id.
FLotR-steady; demand poor; st. Louis fancy
winter, Gs Cd.
PROVISIONS-Bacon steady; demand moder-
ate; Cumberland cut. 2s to 30 lbs.. 2Ssi short
ribs, 2S lbs, 27s; long clear, light. IS to 40 lbs.
24s; long clear, heavy, 55lbs., 23s cd; short clear
backs. light, is lbs, 25s; short clear mlddies'
heavy, IS lbs, 2s cd; clear bellies, "A to l6 lbs lbs.
2s Cd. Shoulders, square, II to Is lbs, rs.
Hams, short cut, Il to 16 lbs, ABS. Tallow,
fine North American, nominal. Beef, extra
India mess, sos; prime mess, 4Os. Pork, prime
mess, fine western, 45s: prime mess, medium,
3Ss Cd. Lard, dull; prime western, 2s Sd; refined,
GHrIlsE-ouiet; demand moderately finest
American white and colortd, new crop, Dos.
BUTrER-Finest United States, 1Os; prime.
i5s.
oILs-Cottonseed oil, Liverpool refined, les Cd.
Linseed oil. lSs l0l2d.
REFRIGERATOR BEEF-Torequarters, 2Ad;
hindquarters. SID.
HoPs-At London pacific COAST. f1 lbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
Total receipts 10 1875
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head indicated.


CAT~TLE-The week closed with a good
run of cattle. there being 1856 head reported
in, as against sos head on Saturday a week
ago. Other markets reported the usual
light runs of a Saturday, Chicago having
only 200 head, and Kansas City $50 head.
The most of the cattle here were corn-fed
beeves and the quality of the offerings was
good on an average. The market was in "A
very healthy condition, and in the main
very satisfactory to the selling interests.
Shippers were not operating, but the de
mand on the part of local packers was
large and sufficiently urgent to effect an
early clearance. Such cattle as were pleas
ing in the eyes of buyers brought good
strong prices, while the less desirable kinds
were no more than steady. the market as a
whole not showing much change from
yesterday. Practically everything changed
hands early in the morning. AS high as
500 was paid, the top being the same as
yesterday, while the most of the sales fell
inside the range, s.. 543 IS.
very rev cows and heiterS were in the
yards, and they sold readily at just about
steady prices.
only two or three loads of feeders were
IN the yards and they sold about like yester-
day; There have been more cattle of that
KIND in the yards the past week than for
some time, and the tendency of the market
has been Slightly downward. Repre-
sentative sales:
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crate, in view ot the heavy changes u the past
week. The eNpansion IN loans fof the week was
slrNt tuf the demand fOf money, In view OF the
larger stock exchange Y ansactious, has been mod
SId4ely 1rmeri aQl rates have r~esrynlei ny q
slight advance. Thr weakness in foreign eN-
change noted after Wcdpealay probably had iis
origin III the same cause. During .thS YHN
weeks ut lHI beginning with April 6. the loans
OF TIE. New York banks Increased In round num-
bers SO. 5C0,rcO. The increase during inc same
period this year has heen only 100000, ,hu!!
while deposits increased In the same period last
year nearly $500. 90. tn increase for the cor
responding term Of 1896 has been but Ni2,VV'VN:
The greater part of the enormous volume OF
money that flowed into New York last year AT
this time helped to maintain the excess reserve
and kept the rates down, despite the fact that
the loan item exceeded all previous records This
year the money flowing TO bond operations Is
going into the treasury. and as gold exports are
not artidcially stopped, a large part has been
released for export purposes.
The Evening Posts London cahlegram says!
The message cahled from the South African
government generally depressed the stock market
here today, particularly katiirs. The closing was
at the lowest.
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks OF the New York exchange
today-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Declined Slightly Under Heavy
Northwestern Receipts,
MODERATE LIQUIDATION FOLLOWED
Advices from the Northwest We're in
Line with Those Received Fri
dny-With the Trouble Rap
idly Extending.

CHICAGO. June 2O.-Wheat declined to-
day under heavy northwestern receipts ana
scalpcrs' manipulations, but recovered
most of the loss later, the closing tig ures
for July being from CSC to iac lower than
yesterdays final prices. Corn and oats
were both heavy, declining about sc each.
Provisions closed slightly lower.
In wheat there was a pretty fair specu-
lative trade for a Saturday, chiefly local,
however, and prices covered from lc to 1lsc
range. While the first sales were at yes
%terday's close. 1t soon turned weak on the
liberal realizing sales and the big receipts
in the northwest, which amounted to 5O1
cars, and quickly lost 1ac. But good buying
then began and as sellers had been well
bailed out the market was bid up irregu-
larry fully lie. The rally from the early
break was due In a great measure to cover
ing by shorts, who were alarmed by the
attitude of some of the big operators who
seemed to he picking no the offerings freely
and showing much confidence. There was
also good buying from st. Louis, which was
supposed to be based on crop damage in
the southwest. Advices from the north
west were in line with those received yes
terday and the trouble was said to be rap
idly extending. While the large deliveries
that there was much apprehension felt
there for the new crop, yet the reports were
not without considerable effect and stimu-
lated covering by shorts and buying for
Yong account. A moderate amount of liqui-
Cation followed me advance, stimulated
somewhat by small ~clearances, under which
prices again declined: July opened about
unchanged at from 57Hc to 5Slsc, fell to
5S3sc and closed easy at 575sc.
Corn was dull and the trading of a mar
row s%calping character. Reports of injury
to the crop in the southwest prevented
more than n nominal decline. Moderate
receipts and small country offerings also
helped to sustain prices. July opened &c
lower at 2Sc, advanced to 2SlSC and declined
to from 2Sc to 2SisC, where it closed.
Oats were quiet and rather easy. Fluctua-
lions were narrow and mainly in sympathy
with wheat. There was some exchanging
of July and September. July opened lsc
lower at 17lsc, touched lie and closed easy
at 17kc.
In provisions only n moderate trade was
Opening prices were lower on
the liberal hog receipts. Outside orders were
light and chiefly on the selling side. The
market in a general way ruled steady and
quiet. July pork closed unchanged at 81 O5,
September being 23c lower. July lard, PFC
lower at $40, July ribs, 2lac lower at
s.. 771a.
Estimates for Monday: Wheat, Is cars;
corn, 4O5 cars; oats, 2l5 cars; hogs, 80 OCO
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
MILLIONS IN SMOKE.
New Workers who Made n Pile Out of
TnIlulen

The Surety building occupies the corner of
Broadway and Pine street, where John An
derson sold tobacco nearly forty years, says
the Rochester Chronicle. Anderson paid
$50. 900 for the property, for which his heirs
received more than ten times that sun,
There has, however, been u general run OF
bad luck attending Anderson's estate. and
his splendid Fifth avenue property has been
the subject of a family fight for years.
Hence some connect this idea with the i'll
luck of the Surety building. John Anderson
was the employer of Mary Rogers, the
Broadway cigar girl, who disappeared so
mysteriously and was a few days afterward
found floating in the Hudson, near Hoboken,
The mystery has never been solved, for the
inquest was deficient In scrutiny, and the
present vigilance OF the press was then not
dreamed of. Edgar A. Poe attempted a solu-
ton in one of his most ingenious tales, and,
according to his theory, the crime was com
mitted by a young man who was seen in her
company. and who belonged to a vessel then
in the harbor, but Poe's theory seems to me
as mysterious as the crime itself. Anderson
was the richest tobacconist this city ever
produced, for, beginning in a retail cigar
store, he left an estate OF more than half a
dozen millions. Peter Gilsey stands next in
point of tobacco money. as his estate was at
least 81, 900, 900. The Lorillards are also
millionaires, and the Lillienthal estate is
not less than 81, 900, 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

HOGS-The receipts of hogs We're again large
today, there being S.lS7 fresh, as against lO,SSl
yesterday and 4,095 on Saturday of last week.
In addition to the fresh receipts there were
about 1000 carried over from yesterday, making
the total offerings very nearly as large as yes
terday. The quality Of the offerings was not
materially changed from what it has been al
the week.
The market opened SC, and in many cases 1Oc.
lower, and was quite active at the decline.
Statesmen seemed to realize the impossibility of
holding up the market, in view of the large
offerings and the fact of its being a Satur-
day, and the most of them cut loose early.
The bulk Of the hogs sold at 81. gO12. 50, as
against 81. 9543. 05 yesterday.
The week closes with the market a shade to
&c lower than ii was at the opening. The high
point of the week was on Thursday, when prices
were about l5c higher than on the last day Of
the week, and the highest that they have been
any time since May 10. The average price paid
for hogs on this market one year ago today was
s4.45; two years ago, 4.60; three years ago, $3.50.
RnnresenIa1lNn gales.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. June 20. -FLOUR-Unchanged
patents, 50, 0 40; extra fancy, S3.0Ou3. 10; fancy.
81. 5Od2 60; choice, 81. 3O42.50.
declined early, but after the
early rush to sell was over, offerings became
small and shorts rushed to cover. This, with
bad crop reports received. had a bullish effect
on the market, which advanced. but later de-
clined weak for July on an attempt to realize
dun, but higher. No; 2 red, cash, 57c bid;
track. 62162l2c; No. 2 hard, 55c asked; July.
55laa554sc asked; August, 56c asked; September,
56Ac
CoRN-Futures, easy at the opening and Sep
TENDER sold nc lower, but rallied with wheat
and the market closed about unchanged. Spot,
firm; No. 2 mixed. cash, 25&c; July, 2Gc asked
September. 27AG27%c.
corn, oats We're weak in the speculative market,
there being more for sale than was wanted.
Spot, steady; No. 2 cash. 171Rc bid; July, iAc
asked: August, lie.
RYE-No offerings; No. 2 could be sold at 32c
on track.
TRANSPORTATION.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 50.
HAY-Timothy, fairly active, and prices well
sustained, 37.50ql2.5oi prairie, dull at $4,000
rs.
POlLTRY-IOwer: chickens, old, sic; spring,
9ls GlOc: ducks. old, &c; spring. sIl0c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery. 9ql6c; dairy, So
EGGs-Easy.
M~ETALS-Lead, steady; sales, Is cars Of Mis-
souri,, s2.75, spelter, 1913, nominal.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; standard mess,
%lohbing. s7;Ooa7 BIN; Lard, easy; prime steam;
longs, S,25; ribs, $3.50; shorts, A.62ls. Dry salt
meats, boxed shoulders, $3.50; longs 81; ribs
S.12i4; shorts, A.l2la.
RECERTs-Flour. 1000 hhls,; wheat, 1900
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 1000 bbls. wheat, 5000
bu.: corn. 1000 bu. oats, 5000 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
New York Mining Quotations.
NEW YORK. June 2O.-Th, folio wing ara tn
closing mining quotations:
. asked,
ciuI Notes.

BOSTON, June 2o.-Clearings, $3.50 ,S72; bal
anCes, 81, 1903, O95.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-Clearings, SO. 1872, 1Ss;
balances. $4G5, 1853.
PHILADELPHIA, June @.-Clearings, 80, GIG, =
700; balances, Sl,Slj, S56.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-Clearings, SO, 679, 995; bal
ances, $3.50, 49S. Money, Gas per cent; New York
exchange, 25c premium bid; SOC premium asked.
CHICAGO. June 20, -Clearings, sll, $50, lG5,
Money, quiet: on call, 5q6 per cent? on time,
G per cent. New York exchange, 4Oc premium
foreign exchange, unchanged; demand, A,SSA
sixty days. S4.s7h.
NEW YORK, June 2O.-The exports Of specie
from the port of New York for the week
amounted to SSH $50 in gold, and fil2. $50 in
silver. The imports for week: Gold, 1921, 7i7
silver, 500, 29l; dry goods, 81. ISL, G57; general mer-
chandise, 5,J97, 1876. clearings, $50, go, 255; bal
ances, Sc, 664, O55.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations
on staple and Fancy Produce.

ON staple and Fancy d
stock, sc.
BUTTER-Common to fair, Sc; choice 10 fancy
country, 1OQ12c.
fat. so TO 100 lbs, are quoted at
TEgSci large and coarse. 4Q5c.
CHEESE-Domestic brick, 13c: Edam, per doz,.
$50 club house. lib. Jars, per doz., 1850; Linn
berger, fancy. per lb., l3c; Rouuefort. b-lb.
}aIs, per doz', $500; Young Americas. l2c; twins,
P~oubTEYMLiv hens, GG7c; cocks, Sc; turkeys,
~, 4u uucks' &C; spring chickens, l5c per
riGEoNs-Live. a.OOal,2o; dead pigeons not
,s HAY iovSisN, hay SO; upland. $3.50; midland.
~ Low .oMIandi $500; rye straw, $3.50; color makes
BROOM coKN-Extrtmely slow sale; new
sSnnyng n carpet per ID, 2.c; choice green.
VEGETABLES.
CANTALouPEs-Per crate Of ~ doz.. 81.
EGS dozr $3.50.
~pGAsHHa@e rsow t,bas ( crate ..Ls5,
SuGuMnERsSP dos,, 5oaGoc.
WAX EkNStbe stock, per h.. Inc.
sTHiNG bEANS-rer bu. box, 800.
n~HANS,Tand picked navy, per bu,. slea1 80.
r Af,I fiEEIHSSTTIEHRo%s grown BeT h.. ia.
grown, per doz., GOaGOc.
poTAT9EsTo ld potatoes, sOQ4Oc; southern,
cELERY-Per dog. sOa25c.
FRUITS.
Late reports say the peach crop in Georgia, for
1896 is badly on, and will be from a third 10 n
half crop, possibly less; fine crops We're made
here In 's2, '3 and 80, and this alone makes
three in four, including this one. four in nve.
As stated, the crop viii be this season about a
third, but the fruit will be much larger and
command fancy pricesl seine varieties are very
short. The demand this season for fruit viii be
enormous, but may not begin TO be supplied, from
the simple fact that the crops in peach growing
sections OF the United States are very short, and
prices may be very high. The finest fruit that
reaches any OF the markets south comes from
central and southwest Georgia; 1t Is OF the finest
quality, highly cClored aid large, This fiuit will
always sell for much higher prices than fruit
grown In a section not adapted In every way
10 peach culture. Omaha very seldom receives
any peaches from Georgia, California fruit being
given the preference here, Quotations:
CALIFORNIA cHERRIES-Pr box. N.09l
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

the United States. SIS, 100 bags. against 59e. oe2
bags last year,
SANTOS, June 2o-Quiet, good average, 100
rcis; receipts. ZOO bags; stock, 1874, 200 bags.
HAMBURG, June 2o.-Quict and irregular; IA
pfg advance sales, Is. 900 bags.
HANRE June 2O-Opcucd quiet and unchanged
ESssAi' ADVANCE AT Il" Il advance sales ''O''
RIO, June 20.-Stcady; No. q. Rio. 1i.150 rcis;
exchange. . l3-lGd; receipts, 5000 bags, cleared
for the United states. 1000 bags; cleared FOR
Europe, 5000 bags, stock, iO2,O GOO bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
New York Money Mnkct.

e YORK, June 2l.-MONEY ON CALL
Easy at . per cent: last loan, 2; closed, 2 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-405 per cent.
STERLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.SSi4@4.SSl4 for de-
si.$Sa4.SSlt, and $4.S9a4.o9l2; commercial bills,
S4.SGl2.
"a SILNER-GS&i.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-533sd543sc.
TAT ~BoNpS-Dul; railroad bonds, firm;
government bonds, easier; new As, reg, HES;
coupon, 1l73s; 5s, reg, 113; coupon. 113; As. reg,
l0Sl2; coupon, 1898 Is, reg, llR; Pacific Is of
'97. 1907.
ClnsInE nuntatlnns on horda wore as fnilnMs:
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Peoria Markets.
pEnP

PEORIA, June 2o.-CoRN-steady; No. O. &c;
~oATsEEasy. lower; No. . white, 17i4Q179Sc; No.
3 white, 17Gl7Ac.
nominal
WHISKY -Steady; finished goods on the basis
of Sl.22 for high wines.
RECElPTS-Corn, 1880 bu.; oats, $4,000 bu.
rye. $500 bu.: waisky. none; wheat, COO bu.
SHIPMENTS-Corn, 2.150 bu. oats, Sl,lW bu,
whisky, 525 gals; wheat, 600 blu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
Cnnce ~NInrI,nI.

NEW YORK. June 2O--COFFEE-Options
steady at 8 TO 10 points advanced; ruled easier;
only local trading; closed quiet at a net decline
Of 8 points to a net advance Of 70 points sales
SO. IS. Spot coffee, Rio, market quiet; No =
SIS. 20. Mild, quiet; Cordova, SIC 25qlsOO; sales,
United States, 4,s57 bags, including ASH bags
from New York; New York stock today l29 G6S
bags; United States stock, TAG, lOi bags; ahoat for
The United States. 172.OO bags; total visible for
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

KANSAS CITY, June 2O.-CATrtE- Receipts.
100 head; shipments. loo head. NuminRuy
steady; not enough cattle on hand to make a
market.
HuGS.Rcceip's, ZOO head; shipments, 1000
head. Market weak. l0C lower, bulk OF sales,
S3oonSl Ia; heavy, t2.5oH3.l2'g; packers, sSoO@
Sl5i mixed, sS.l0NS.ljlg; lights, S,l5a3 20; York.
ers, S3.ldu3.20, pigs. 50, 3Od3l5.
S~llEEr-Receipts, 200 head: shiriucnts. l.2Oo
head, Market steady; lambs, &,25N5.4O; muttons,
81 nlnA ~
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

BERLIN, June 2O.-Exchange on London, eight
days sight, 20 marks IS pig.
PARIS. June 2O.-Three per cent rentes. 10lf
l5c for the account; exchange on London. 25t
lGl4c for checks.
LONDON. June 2o.-Gold Is quoted at Buenos
ia; Rome, 10000
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
Sugar

NEW ORK June 2O.-SUGAR-Raw, dull anC
quiet at 3Fsc; fair refining, 3isc; refined, quiet
standard a. 4 l3-l6c; confectioners' "a
5 9-16c; cut loaf, 8 9-1Gc; powdered, 5Ac; granu
lated. 4 1l-1GC.
LONDON. June 2O.-SuGAR-Cane. quiet
nothing doing; centrifugal, Java, lis lloyd Mus
covado. fair refining, los 7ikd. Beet sugar, weak
business at lower prices; June, los 1i2d.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKETS.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities

t. DIRK June 20.-FLOUR-Receipts. H.
700 bbls. exports, II, 800 bbls. inactive; Mime
sofa patents. S3.50a3. IS; bakers, 81. 65; spring low
grades, s2.1oa2. 20. Southern flour, steady at s.. 25
winter patents, s3.7oa3.SO. Rye flour, quiet; su-
perfine, 81. 6Gd2. 10.
CORN ~MEAL-Duli; yellow %estern. Csc.
RYE-Dull; No. 2 western. 39139IAc.
BARLEY-Dull western feeding, 33la@34c.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal; western, 45455c.
WHEAT-Receipts. 25,a bu.: spot, quiet; No.
l hard, 69Bc. options opened steady, but de-
clined Immediately under liquidation and short
a recovery, shorts being the best buyers; finally
reacted, closing &c off on near and hc higher
co ois!S"i r eeeI5ns g. 400 bn rt?' exports SI.Sfi s.45s bu. ;
spot, dull; No. 2, 341sc. options opened steady
and generally firm, with moderate trade, closing
35I4c, closing, S5Ac.
oATs-Receipts, 900, 500 bu. exports, $3.50 bu.
spot, dull; No. 2, 22c. Options more active, but
a shade, easier, closing &c net lower; September,
-Hfops~steady; 1894 crop, 2,k@4!ac: 1895 crop,
S4Sc; Pacific coast, 1894 crop, 2Eq4c; 1895 crop,
HIDEs-slow; wet sailed, N. o.. selected. 45Q
CSC; Galveston, 1l0l1l2c; Buenos Ayres. dry, Ice;
Texas, dry, SIC; California, l$c.
light to heavy weights. 1920.
HAY-Easy; shipping, s6.OOa6.5O.
state dairy, l0dl5c; western creamery, 1lAql514c;
c5HEiEsEEEReceipts, 1854 pkgs.; market quiet
large. 5AG7c; small. 5AQ7Ac; part skins, 20
4Isc; full skins, l14q2c,
EGGS-ftecelpts; $3.50 PkES,' hlhrket quiet,
state and Pennsylvania. 12912lAc; western, 1012g
12c.
PRovIsIoNs-Beef. quiet; family, s9.NoalO.oO.
Beef hams. slbGal5;5 so; packed s7.5oma.0o. Cut
meats, firm; picked hams, 9ieq9Ac. Lard. duh;
western steam, s4.2 30 asked; refined, steady, Pork.
quiet; new mess, IS. 25a9.0O; old mess, *S.0OQ9.0O
short clear, so.
TALLoW-steady; dull; city, SIC; country,
3$c.
RICE Steady; domestic. fair to extra. sMaoc;
OILS-Petroleum, steady: United closed 81. 90
bid. Rosin, quiet; strained. common to good,
81. 7o@1. S1s Turpens me, quiet; 25la126c. Cot
tOnseed oil. quiet and featureless; prime crude,
2pd2lc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New Orleans. open kettle.
good to choice. 29H36c.
MErAIS-Pig iron, weak; southern, SO. 5G1
IL. so; northern, Sli. O0413.O0. Copper, steady;
brokers, S1l.75. Lead, firm; brokers, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, June 2O.-The market closed with
a slightly firmer tendency in staple goods, In
duced by the increased sales of bleached cot
tons. The returns from the trade throughout
the country showed that the recent break In
gin buying for current needs and early supplies.
Prints sold in only small quantities during the
praaL
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
Grnfu,

No. 2 cash. 65lac; July. 61&c: August, size.
CORN-Quiet. but steady; No. 2 mixed, 21kc.
O~ATS-Dull: No. 2 mixed. lShc.
RYE-Inactive; No. 2 cash. SAC.
CLOVER S~EED-Dull; prime, A.47k bid, $3.50
nElnl
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
~ yorr eek Rank Statement.

NEW YORK juno D.-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: Reserve, de-
crease. S75S, 500; loans, Increase. Sj9j, 300; specie,
decrease, $50, 800, legal tenders. decrease, $3.50, 400;
deposits, decrease, 81, $4,000 circulation, increase,
$50, 700.
The banks now hold $40, 9lS, 30 in excess OF the
requirements OF the 25 per cent rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
Knnsns City Markets.

KANSAS CITY. June 2O-wHEAT-Market
steady, but dull; No. 2 hard. 4Sd60c; No. 3, $50
i3c; No, 2 red, 54c; NJ 3, 4sa52c.
CoRNmMarket hrmi 40. 2 mixed, 2Sc; No. 2
white. 23A d24c.
oATs-Market firm; No. 2 mixed, i5c; No. 2
white. lSl2GiSAc.
- dull; No. 2. nomlnally, SOC.
steady, unchanged.
BuTrER-Market weak; creamery, l29
l3c; dairy, l0Hl2c.
EGGS-Aarkat weak 7IAc.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

When we consider that the intestines are
about five times as long as the body we
can realize the intense suffering experienced
when they become infamed DeWitt's
Collie and Cholera Cure subdues infamma-
ton at once and completely removes the
difficulty.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
Cotton Market.

ST. LOUIS, June 20-COTTON-Quiet; mid
dlins, 7 Lice; sales, 70 bales; receipts, 267 bales;
shipments. $40 bales; stock. 20. 16l bales.
NEW YORK, June 20.-COTTON-Quiet; mid
ding, 7Ssc; net receipts, none; sales. 1871 bales. all
spinneTs; stock. us. t62 bales. actual
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
OIL CITY NIurkct,

OIL CITY. June O.-Credit balances, 81. 90: GER
tihcates opened $1.l7la; high, Sis; low, s1.l7i5
closed. s.. is; no sales; no clearances; shipments
51,623 bbls. runs. SG.S1S bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

"a SILVER-31 7-16d per OF.
MONEY! per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short and three months bills, 11-1G@& per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
STOCKS AND BONDS.

On the Produce exchange today the butter mar
ket was quiet; creamery. lO3l4l9c; dairy, 9t
l2c. Cheese, steady; 62@7Ac. Eggs, firm; fresh,
On 1Dr
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

The total sales of stocks today were 1859
shares, including: American Tobacco, $500; Amer
lean Sugar, G.OOO; st. Paul, 6,iOO; Wabash "
Lnkc Eric. 2.pN.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
Frisco Wheat.
THE RUSTIC IN THE HOTEL.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 0.-WHEAT-Easy
December 975sc; new seller, 95c.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

Persons who have a coughing spell every
night on account OF a tickling sensation In
the throat may overcome II at once by a
dose OF One Minute Cough Cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

ST. LOUIS. June 2O.-cATTLE-Receipts. 200
head. Market steady.
HoGs-Receipts. s.000 head Market &c lower;
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
81. louis Live Stock

SHEEP-The sheep here were consigned direct
to packers and were not offered on the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21

silver oars. q we; Meyicln don lr5, 5i9ji{c.
light drafts, 12LQc; telegraphic, loo.