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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01
Good Day ut Union.

Tho revival services at Union NJ. r.
Church that ara to continue all through
November, opened yesterday with II day of
excellent work. In The morning the Rev.
II. q. Jones of Indiana, formerly of vii.
mngton, preached II soul stirring sermon
on lessons from tho TRANSPORTATION "
Rarely is better sermon heard, 1t wa,
practical, clear, eloquent, and fiji of that
peculiar junction. which stirs mems souls
AS no showed that these supreme rcve-
lutions of God come into all lives of deep
spiritual character that while with such
mountain top associations and experiences
wc desired TO remain, yet this state WAS
not tho common order Of life, that it would
not be bcst for common humanity to live
in such m atmosphere, and that religion
is best manifested. not by nom ,nts of
supreme exatation, but by tho work done
down on the plains and in the valleys
the every day duties performed humbly
and lovingly for the good of tic W I'd; as q
the speaker with great force discussed
these and other points equally practical,
he moved the hearts of The hearers and
won their approval Of tho truth. 1t was u
fine sermon and what is b9ttor, u most
spiritual sermon that did good to every
bearer
sermon on g 1.-Two OF BIS, taking b True
ms the of tho morning, The gallery was
crowded with young people who take great
interest in the whole service.
In the Sunday School,an effort was made
to pay off the last OF the debt on tho i'm
provcmcnt and for tho Singing Books, and
tho full amount 1874 was raised. and tho
school is now free OF debt Three thousand
dollars was spent on the school Il little over
two years ago, and without "a public col
lection in tho congregation the last dollar
was paid Yesterday
In the evening the pastor preached to a
large congregation on "Ihe Christian
Soldiers Victory Assured" An invita-
ton was given to the unsavol and two
came to the altar, one of whom was beau.
tillully converted.
Meetings will be held every evening this
week, and the public Is urged to come.
DEATHS.
STOkES-On October 30, 1897, Willie f.,
son OF James and Emma Stokes, agul 3
years, 10 months and days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the parents lcai-
donce, No POI Eighth avenue on Tuesday
afternoon at ! O'clock Services Mt Second
NJ. p. Church lnterment at Riye9view
Cemetery.
Little eyes fast closing,
The little journey trnd;
Little hands now folding,
Our darling gone to God.
Sweetest things live shortest
In this world of ours;
Swiftly pass sweet moments,
Ely the golden hours.
Angels around the starry throne,
Envicu what was givun;
Infants, Scraphs, caught the tuno
Too sweet tur augAt but heaven.
Bright the SayiOur's Jowellcd crown,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01
Kenitworth.
Wilmington.

The football team of the Tome Institute
lost well played game on Saturday to tho
Wilmington High School boys.
The. only touchdown made was that
score by Huxley. after u long run. which
covered three.quarters of the field Tome
was heavier than the local boys and con
fined themselves to butting the centre Al
though fairly successful in this, they could
not get around the ends. Neither SIDE
scored in the second half, although both
side played II fined game.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01

Tho retreat for young women at st. 10.
scph church. closed yesterday. Three
hundred young women made the uot Of
conservation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01
Died from Dinhtheria.

There wcro three conversions In 50.
Paul's Church last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01

Georgetown-J. l.. Cahall. w. j. Nc.
Matt, w. j. Thoroughgood, j. ". Messick
and &. r Layton.
Cedar Creni-Robert e. Hazard, David
II. Reed, John w. Bennett, +. n, Lo0und,
James A. Deputy. Two hundred and thir
ty eight votes were cast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01

The Rev. W. w. Taylor the venerable
city, conducted the services at Olivet
Church yesterday, but despite his presence
che congregation was small About fifty
members were at the morning service,
while tho tendance at night was even
smaller. Those favorable to Mr.. Mont
goniery were tho absent ones
t since Tho removal of Pastor Montgom.
cry the membership lists, which occupied
prominent place near the entrance to the
and torium of the church, have been taken
tIoM the walls,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01
The Custom Is iicathenisl,

Bishop Coleman during an address In
Old Swedcs church yesterday Commemora.
tive Of The Festival OF All Saints, alluded
to the deplorablo custom Of the placing OF
obclisks, broken shafts, wrecked ships,
faded flowers and tear.urns which custom
no considered hcathenish and which
should be allowed to remain across tho
waters. The cmblcms liu denounced AS
being destitute Of any expression Of faith
and hope in tho resurrection Of the body
and therefore essentially hoathcnish. so
far rs any sentiment is attached to thom,
they might as we'll he said be eractod in
China, Japan or Africa. He hoped that
his hearers would see to it that in place Of
such monuments they would have erected
others that would typify the Christian
faith which they prof. 'ssed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01

Mr.. Daniel Il. Taylor look several snap
shots with his kodak on Saturday last. of
tho lively party of gentlemen who
attended the opening OF the New Elsmere
Electric road, which Colonel Enoch Moore
suggested BIO printed on the bonds Of the
Company, which he thought would great
" facilitate their sale, We don't know
II tho'suggesion will DO acted upon by
Mr.. Taylor, President OF tho road.
Tho letter curriers' received their new
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01
The Weather.

TO'mnrrow promises to he partly
cloudy, preceded by rain, aud rather cooler
Wednesday clearing with siig h!ly lower
tmpcrature.
The Thermometer ut W. Z. Taylori
drug sore, 81! King street, registered to.
day a follows:
iu'clOGk 10 O'Clock | o'clock
81 30 e3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01

Tho regular monthly moe'ing of iillcs
W. G. 1. U. will be held at the home of
Mrs. Martha Cannon, No lGOi Lincoln
street on Tuesday evening, Nov. I'd, at
1850 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01
For Sale.

A counter. Ialso have several lots Of
paper ut cost for cash g. f. Rbban, No.
lO5 East Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-01

The blessing sack is preGMmontly hH glr-
mcnt Of comfort and case. Wig sot;, .luWns
lines, whether simple or clnbolnDc, sor dress
arc often nude highly o"la,c b.
= ~ accessories, such as larsa collars brc
l. Hes, shoulder trlls, etc. The daintic.
sacks are made of soft fine lanncls in d lical'
colors hearing simple figures, stripes or dots
and they may be made Il delight 10 the eve il
trimmed with lavish hand with lace frills OF
rchcs, ribbon rosettcs and the like. TIL"
wrapper i'anncls, which arc also used fo'
sacks. arc unusually lovely this leaI, The
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
Coffee Markets..

NEW YORK. June 2f. - COFFEE-Optior.
oIened barely steady at . to 10 points decline
under weakness in Europe ami heavy Bra
lillian receipts, further easpl on = points
under local selling, but stcadicd partially on
foreign buying: closed steady. net unchanged to
10 points down. Sales, % 500 bags. Including
September at &6S5u6.9o. Spot Rio. weak, No.
Isc Invoice; 7Tsc jobhing; mild, dull; Cor
!uNa, llWlIac; Santos. quiet: good average,
900: receipts for two days, II go bags: stock,
e5l.coo bags. Total warehouse deliveries from
the United states, 1854 bags, Including iS.40T
bags from New York; New York Stocks today,
iOs. I25 bags: United States stock. i67. 300 bags:
afoat for the United States. lE5 00 bags: total
7.22l bags Last year.
HAMBURG. June 2S.-COFFEE-Cnchangcd.
Sales. lG.oc0 bags.
V June 26.-COFFEE-Opcnei quiet. ~
lower at noon closed unchanged. Sales, 10. 900
bags.
RIO DE JANE1RO. June 2s.-COFFEE-weak;
No. :. Rio, 5000 reis; exchange, 25-221. Re-
ceipts, 1000 bags; cleared for the United States,
5000 bags; for Europe. 5000 bags; stock, 2l3, 900
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
Nnies.

BOSTON. June 26.-Clearinss, 1854 $50; bal
ancss. tl,Tt3, $50.
BALTIMoRE. June ad.-clearings. ;2n5,sa,,
balances, S3-2.CS6.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-ClearIngs. sll.l5l-
GSC; balances, Sl,4ij. ESQ.
CINCINNATI, June 2G.-Morey, 2Isa5 per cent
New York exchange, 5Ii0c premium. Clearings,
y. go. see.
MEMPHIS. June 26.-New York exchange
cling at Hj9 premium; clearings. E273.S2s; bal
ances. sl5s, 7Gj,
CHICAGO. June 2G-ClsarinGs. Sil 94.sG8. New
YORK exchange, zoe premium. Foreign exchange
easy; demand, aS1z; sixty days, Sl.ssl.,
NEW ORLEANS, June 2G.-Clearings. ;sGi. So.
New York exchange, bank. $3.50 per Sl,UD pre-
MUM; ccmmercial. 81 per Sl.c00 discount.
ST. LOUIS. June 2G.-Clearings, s.. is4.il2: bal
ances. S.Cy IL. Money, 4I7 per cent, New York
exchange. PC premium bid, soc premium asked.
NEW YORK June 26.-The exports or specie
from the port Of New York for the week
amounted 10 a.S3s.O7g in gold and 81 G25,Sl3 in
silver. The imports were SO. 800 in gold, silver.
81, 49S; dry goods. t3,076 524; general merchandise.
s6.7ls. 4j5, Clearlngs, ssl, l3,55s: balances, s.. 10
gsg.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

HOGS-The days receipts were the largest Of
the week and larger than anyone had antici-
patel. In addition to the fresh receipts there
were ten or a dozen loads held over from yes
The market opened with buyers bidding 5R
lHn lower, but as 1t was = Saturday and as the
receipts were 50 large. statesmen cut loose. and
the market was faily active at the decline,
Tho most Of the hogs sCld carly.
II was a ESD market, as against n So 29a3.2 5
market yesterday. \ few ICads sold IN to 81 17lE
and $50, with a S2.22k top, as against a So 80
top yesterday. Taking all the sales they would
nov on an average a decline Of sc from yes
Il has been 4 week q liberal receipts and
uneven markets, up one day and down the next.
point OF the month on Tuesday the market
advanced a strong &c. remained about steady
on NtnneSGdy and advances another Sc on
Thursday, fridays market was lower. and the
decline al the close q the week brought the
market Lack to Gbcut where IL was nj Inc ne
gLnnLng of The week. I:snresa ntatIua -
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

Few Cattle OHcrcd and Hogs Down
lnOuI rive tents.

CHICAGO. June &.-Cattle pens were practi.
cally bare today. as is usual ON saturday, and
the market was largely a nominal one. The few
cattle offered FOR sale were taken at yesterdays
prices Native beer steers sold at an extreme
range ot from t3D TO $50. but only a mail
penoentaEe sold UP 20 s.. the bulk ~ the cattle
selling at from 81 90 $40 tooding cattle wc'e In
fair demand AZ from E2l to saw calves were
scarccr and choice lots advanced. with sales at
from Sc to $3.50.
There was a large supply Of hogs and
sellers were Obliged to take 2isc TO 5c on
In order 20 get rid W their yonsignmcuts. sales
were at an extreme range of 50 l~u92a2is Tor the
poorest to the best hogs and at So 1850 Tor PIGS.
the bulk OF the hogs selling for $40 aH2N.
The demand Tor sIayp and lambs was
extremely poor; spring lambs sold at SS
n5 So. largely at tS tr5.tO, ycarinSs lambs
sold at &..nftiIN and inferior lambs went
lives sold very slow at Sl5HJ25.
Receipts; cattle, leo head, hogs, 26.coo head;
sheen. 1900 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
VIEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day ON General
C~OmmOdities

NEW YORK. June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?.
80 bbj.; exports, 1865 bbls strongly held on
spring wheat GraicS. an advance Of 5p25c beins
asked; Minnesota patents, A.l0a455; Minnesota
bakers. t3.45G+6o; winter patents. u.iOQA7O,
winter s~traiEhts. S4.lO: winter extras. 50. 5Qq3. Co.
Eye -four, quiet; surfiEe, s.Oou2Su,
CORNMEAIe-liull; yellow western, SIC.
RYE-SteadY; No. 2 western, 56Ac.
BARLEY-steady, 2dq2ehc; mating. sia25c.
BARLEY MALT-Duli: western. i3p5ic.
wHEAT-Receipis, 500 bu.; exports. i4L,s7s
bu. spot. stronger. Options opened strong on
a scare of July shorts. eased of under realizing.
but had a second saarp rise on further cover.
ing and closed sale net higher; No. ? red. June.
closed at 77Tsc; September. 20 el6g7ISe, closed
coRN-Rsceipts. ga. s25 bu., exports, s., Iss bu.
spot, firm: No. 2, 2shc. Options. quiet but arm
June closed at 29&c. September sig;I,sc. closed
o~ATs-Reeeipts. 72.IO bu.; exports. l7l.e2s be.
Spot. quiet; No. ., 22hc. Options. dull but
steady. closing unchanged; July closed al 22Ac-
HAY-steady: shipping. 59ci good to cloice' %
H~oPs-state. common to choice. 1895 crop, 81
&c; 1896 crop. eaac; Pacific coast, 1885 crop. go
H~iPEs-Firmer: Galveston, lic; Buenos Ayres,
lSis4l9ci Texas, lie; California. l6c.
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres'
wooL1FiGm; fleece, lsassc pulled 15a2se
PROFESSIONALISM, quiet; family. Ss.O9fti0 90;
sS.0R9.Oo. Cut meats. steady; plcklet bellies,
$50. Lard, quiet; western steamed. 'i:o; refined
quiet. PORK. quiet; mess. s. .sGS7S: sh1Tt clear.
.9.r0E 10. 80. family, aS&Gl0NO-
TAILOW-Dull; city, sll603.c, country.
; 3-lsG3Ac.
OILIPetrolsum. dull; no market: refined.
New York. s.. 10. Rosin- steady strained, ON
mon TO good. N52l-9L75. TUrpentins. steady;
25g2!l=c. CCttCusced, steady sEt quiet: prime
crude, &c prmirGl; pr me crude I. @. b. mills,
leg,si-c; p'ime surinc yellow, 23EG24c; on
rummsr yellow 21g23lsc; butter grades. zoe.
prime white. e6ffz7c.
RICE-steady; fair to extra. ssaGo; Japan.
A. a4ac.
MO~LASSES-Stesiy New Orleans, open ket-
tie good 10 choice. 2eG2Sc.
AETAIS-iiy ir01. quiet. southern, Ss.2ia
ll0l; northern, {lao3GlZG- Copper. easy. brok-
ers. s1l2l Lead. strong. brokers. So. Tia
.iaies easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
ST. Louis Live stock.

ST LOUIS. June ee.-CATrLE-Recripts. 800
head; shipments. 5O head. Market steady at
a declire ranging from 30 TO zee Tor natives
during the week, only grass Texans received
and these rule easy; shipping steers. 81 iosfi. so.
bulk " sales. AsFrlN: dressed beef and
butcher steers, S,sOit.NO; bulk NJ sales. $3.50
$50; stockers and feeders, S556i.l5, bulk Of
sales. A.5o5r3 20. cows and hCifers. N7Ssf4 co.
bulk Of cows. S.GTG.co; bulls. SL1OI2OO Texan
and Indian stetrs. grass, S2Oo6&5O; cows and
hcifcrs. s.. SN2SS.
HoGS-Receipts. 5000 head; shipments. ZOO
head. Market firm to iOc lower. light, s.. 500
3.&: mixed, SsoG325; heavy. S3jI3i0.
S~HEEl'-ReceiptS, go head. shipments. 1870
head. Market steady; native muttons, S.OOf
40 culls and bucks. SsC0p2.e5; Texan sheep.
&s.OOnatQ. lambs. s. L0sf5 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
New York Textile Market.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The week closed with
a generally %buoyant market, particularly for
summerweight cotton goods. The warm weather
OF yesterday had a good effect in moving thuie
goods. All styles in prints and dress goods show
increased interest. staples and cotton snow less
but there Va a feeling throughout the trade that
"A more liberal view Is being taken by buyers
goods. Coarse colored Cottons are quiet, but
denims command slig ltly better prices. The
print cloth reports show an advanced market
and a rather free one, both at FAN River and
Providence. The market is quoted at 2Ic. Bids
for July and August deliveries are generally re-
fused
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

Sad: American mixed clt firm. g esd Fu-
gust. g "a.
FDoUR-st. Louis. faory winter. steady - 81.
HoPS-At Londsn PacIac COAST. steady. 80
H11s.
rRovrsroNs-R,ef dglfs extra India mess,
5as 81, prime mess. ass Fork. dull rrime mess,
fine western. 4ds; r1ettum western. as 81.
Hams, short cut. firm e1N Short ribs. steady
2ss; long clear middleS nsht. steady, 2-s. long
clear middles heavy. stehay. cts Ga. short clear
miiGles. heavy. steady. rs Ga. clear bellies,
steady, rs. shoulders, sQuare. steady. 26s 81.
Lard. prime western. duil, 2Os.
CHEESE-American finest white and colored,
dun. 45s.
TALLDW-Prima city. steady, les 81.
OIsS-Cottons,ei. LIVERPOOL refined. steady.
lis 80. Tutpentine, steady Is. Eosiu. common.
firm a Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
baltimore

BALTIMORE, June 2s-FDOJR-Dull. and un-
chSnged Receipts, s. 800 bbts. exports. 1921 bbls.
NHEAT-lnactiNe and higher; spot. 12c bid.
september. VG'6sc. Receipts. 2.is5 bu. ex-
potts, none; southern wheat by sample. new.
CORN-Ffrmer; SPOT. a-ac: September. 3Oa
yVNac' steamer mixed, sIled25asc. Receipts. s.IsS
bi exports, lG.E4 bu. southern. white. sli-g
SIC: southern. yellow, 3~3ff23L-c.
9.5J bu.
R~fE-Ftrm; No. > western. ssi,nSSAc.
HAN-Steady; choice timothy. 81. 5Gql4oO.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
New York 1.-Two stack

NEW YORK. June e-REEvES-Recetpts. el
head; no trading; cables slow; exports. $50 head
OF cattle and i.lN quarters OF beef. Calves. re-
Ceipts. none: no trading.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. g9S heal;
good to choice lambs, jGloc higher: slCep ana
common and medium lambs steady: medium TO
good sheen, 2@a3So; medium to choice lambs.
si.S,is Uj.55.
HoGs-Rcceipts, 900 head: nomlnally steady
At e. EUH4Ol.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

CAT"TLE-NIoderate receipts, as usual on a
Saturday, was the situation in the yards
today. Not only was the number of cattle
on sale limited, but the quality at the same
time did not average very high, not a single
load of good steers being reported in the
yards.
The demand for killing cattle was good,
and the market fairly active and fully steady
on everything tlat could be considered at
al desirable. The killing cattle were mostly
all sold early, both steers and COW stuff, and
the market closed with no new developments
Of material interest.
Stockers and feeders also sold at just about
steady prices. Representative sales:
-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

une q. 2Iisc

PEORIA, June 26-CoRN-steady. Page.
OATs-inacttre; No. , white. 2On20lsc.
WHISKY-Narket steady; finished goods on
the basis of Sl.l9 for high wines.
RECEIPTS-Corn, 1900 bus. rye, COO bus;
whisky. none; wheat, 500 bus.
SHIPMENTS-Corn. 1850 bus. oats, IS. 80
bus; rye, loo bus; whisky. 900 bbls.: wheat.
none
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
London wo,I N,rL.,

LONDON, June es.-Busiress in wool during
.nf week was slow and a holiday feeling pre-
Following were the arrivals today for the
iourth series: New South wales, s7,44s bales:
south Australia, sac bales; West Australia
o:'Sl bales; New Zealand. H. isS bales Cane OF
ScoE Hope and Natal, 1880 bales: total. 500 OI5
baIes, including 5000 bales Australian ana %
W bales Cape Of Good Hope and Natal sent
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
Toledo


TOLEDO O.. June 26.-WHEAT-Market
cSMc.
CORN-Duil and steady No. . mixed. Csc: No.
:, 2lc; July 25lsc; September. 2Bc bid.
~OATS-ouiet: No. : mixed, l9i.c: July. lSI.c.
RNE-Dul and steady; No. 2, 35c.
SLoEER SEEL1DHll and steady; old prime.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
Foreign Financial Notes.

PARIS. June 26.-Three per cent rentes. lG3t
sc.
BERLIN. June 26.-Exchange on London. 20
marks ssApfss.
ONDON June 2G-The market for American
securities opened weak, but improved and con-
tinued firm during the balance OF the session on
general speculative demand. The tone was firm
and the demand moderate Gold h quoted today
Al Buenos Ayres at 1880: al Lisbon, holiday.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

enthusiastically evaporated apples. prime wir,
tray. Aye per h.; wood dried prime. iAT4xc:
choice. 4Ac; fancy. 5G5Lc; prures. Sc to &c per
lb.. as TO size and quality; apricots, royal, so
lie; Moor Park, l2c; peaches. u~npeeled, case;
peeled. 11Tl4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

LONDON. June 26-CONSOLS-For money,
li2a.: FOR the account, 12 lc-1f.
NEW YORK. June 2G.-MONEY ON ALL
Easy at lmlh per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3Ti per cent.
STERLING E\CHANGE-Steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S74.diSS for de-
nani, and .s5A for sixty days: posted
rates. SLSITtsTE and A.SSntsS4; commercial
bills. $As5A.
SILVER CERTIFTCATES-Not quoted.
BAR SlLNER-fEAc.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-47%c.
OSDS-Railro bonds. steady; government
bonds. strong; new Is, reg. rs: coupon, i25is.
as, reg. has; coupon, ME-: Is, reg. n3ls
coupon. l13; 2s, reg, IS: Pacific Cs Of rs, I0lta.
Closing nuotatlonS on bonds were as folIows
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
Philadelphia Market

PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-BUTrER-Firm,
fancy western reamer l5C.
cTn. iClyc.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

The total sales of stocks today were 1879 I3i
, hares, including American Tobacco. 1850: Bur
.ington, l7,ju9; American SUsa;. iZ.GUt: Chicago
las. s,30o; Louisville 6 Nashville. 5.tOO: North
western. $500: Rock Island. 10, $50; ST. Paul,
-. 800; Western Union, i.lCO.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

Outls Pro la. exchange tolly tn butter mar
III was steady: creamery. l~25l4gsc: dairy. o.g
lie EEgs. frnl' fresh. Size. Cheese. dull; ~
SIC. Live poultry. steady: turkeys, GJ7c;
chickens, Ttac; spring, lOs.Jc; ducks. lose.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
ruosE WHEELS THAT NEVER sTop.

A much better feeling. A great iea. Of build
Ing Is in progress all over the city aud the
city is toning Up in every direction
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
LixernnoI Marker.

red western. winter. no stock: No /. red north
ern, spring. steady. 50 Snd-
American mixed. new. steady. p
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

S~HEEf-raere we're only i've loads OF sAsep
here, and they were mostly all feeders. Coon
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
nosto4 stock unoInuons.

B0ST)N. Jul1 2G.-oll looms. n a2s mr.
cert tina l1lns. 21sl per cent. Closing prices
10 at LlAs. nlIlal an n Itlr allr.s.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

r YDlI JIls 3i-Fp Du0RiIE aTs ths
closing ulnlns 4sptlaols-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
ISnnsa. CITY Markets.

KANSAS CITY, June 2s-wHEAT-very
weak; No 2 hard, SEe6sc July Shipment, coo:
No. 3, G6Hd1c; No. 4 S05Iac: No 2 spring
esc; No. ? red, new. lie: No. ) s567oc. No. :.
Coo.
CORN-Lower; No, 2 mixed, e0kG2iAc.
OATS-Weak. No. . white, zoe.
RYE-No. g csc
HAN-Fatrly active for good grldu 81 new
prairie. others slow: caolcs timothy. IS S8aa0s:
choice prairie, 50 5GsOs.
huTTER-steady; creamery. l0AgIsse: dairy
S@1oe.
E~GGs-FlrmsT 81 a.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27
The official number OF cars OF
brought in today by each road
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-27

ST. LOUIS, June 2s-FLouR-Dun and un-
changed; pai-BtES s. ~49sI.50; extra fancy. 81. 100
40; fancy. 90; choice, S3.l0g3.2o.
WHEAT-TAc speculative market opened strong
and higher and for a time the trading was
active. A decline then set in. hut was later over
0r bullish items. closing from lie 10 IAc higher
than yesterday. Spot. higher; No. ? red cash.
elevator. 76c: track. TSfS0c; July. 6s5ac asked;
August and September. size.
CORN-Futures. quiet and barely steady, clos
ing a shade better tAan yesterday. Spot, steady:
No. 2 cash. 2za8z5c: July, sc bid: September.
oATs-Futures. easy. spor. nominal; No. 2
cash, ls%c asked; July, lsisc bid,
RYE-Nouinal. SEC.
BARLEY-NCminaL
COR 50.
~BRAN-Dull. weak and unchanged: sacked.
east track. worth nominaly 94aS5c; east side
country points. 33c-
FLANsEED-Easier; spot, August and Sep
TIMOTHY ~sEED-Prime. s.. q
HAYDN and a shade easier; prairie, S4.o0Q
500. timothy. So 80.
BuTTBR-steady; creamery. iohgl5Ho; dairy,
~EGGS-Firm At TIC.
MFrAif strong; $3.50 bid. speI,er.
FRovIsIoNs|Pork. steady: standard mess.
lohbing. s. cOdSoO Lard, hrm: Prime steam,
aUia; choice. s IS. Bacon. boxed shoulders
6ee4. extra short clear and ribs. $50. shorts.
S-esA. Dry salt meats. boxed shoulders. AT5,
extra short clear, 800: ribs. S.l2ss shorts,
Receipts: Flour. s.SO bills. wheat, 400 bu.
corn. @.Coo bu.- oats, 1000 b..
Shipments: Flour. 2.o0 bills wheat. 1000 I'm
corn. Geo bu oats, s0le 10.