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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
COTTON MARKETS.
S.1v York Dealers Are Conservative
while Liverpool Is Closed.

NEW YORK June 5.-The cotton market
opened dull but steady. with prices unchanged
to points higher on local covering IN the
absence of news from Liverpool, the English
market being closed and to remain closed until
Tuesday on account of Whitsuntide holidays.
Being without European adyices local traders
Ivare naturally conservative The market CLOSED
dull at a net loss of from l to points Futures
closed duli: sales 100 bales January, 90 w
February SGs2; March. S6.S5; June SIG; Juy'
S7lS; August s7.I7; September, S69l' October.
81 75 November. S6.T2; December, 500 spot
closed steady l-l6c lower; middiing. u-l5c
middIng uplands, ll-lGc; middling gulf, lS-lSc
Receipts: Net. none: gross, l,OI2 bales; Tor
warded ia bales: sales. SO bales; shipments
415 bales; stock, l35 30 bales. Total today and
consolidated net receipts, l,lhI bales exports, tt
Great Britain, III bales; to the continent, l222'
bales; stock. 29O.35S bales. Total since Septem
Der /; Net receipts. 6,5l5, a67 bales; exports tc
Great Britain 295s,7is bales: France, 6S4.9sl
bales; continent, 2.0Jl,TGO bales
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-COTTON-Spot
steady: sales GgO bales; ordinary. sac; good ordi
nary 6lac; low middling. l5-l6c; middling. 'Ssc
good middllng, : l1-lfc: mlddling, fair. blsci re
ceipts ass bales; stock, s. $50 bales. Futures
duil: sales 4 800 bales: June, S.22; July, Sz-1
"a: August Sc yoH6.T; September. 5e'59ahto
October So. l5zI6.i i6: November s6.46g64l; Decern
ber, Sc. i9a6.s0; January 4552uS'Si; FrDrualy
So 55a6.57: March, Sc. 5Sq6.60
ST LOUIS June 6-I>OTTON-Quiet and un
changed; sales 100 bales: mddling, 'sc lie
ceipts sos bales; shipments 2iS bales STOCK
"A. 02s bales. - , ,,.,,t
MEMPHIS, June 5.-CoTTON-Dull; middllng
5-l6c Receipts, 256 bales; shipments, S3s Daies
stock 81 s2s bales; sales. 600 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
MONEY EASY AND BUSINESS GOOD.
Local situation shows Great Improve
mont in GenernI COnditiOns.

Local situation shows Great Improve
mcnt in General Conditions.
". Fl. Robertson, local manager for r G
Dun & Co., in his usual weekly trade talk
for The Bee, says:
THE increasing deposits at the banks
some $2GO,eO0 in the last few months-keep
bankers on the alert for good .oans Cattle
paper and warehouse receipts are in great
demand, and holders make almost their owr
terms. Ordinary commercial loans pay
Per cent, and some Of the lnrger houses nave
been offered eastern money as low as . per
cent. Money is easier than it has been be
fore for two years.
"At the railway headquarters treght mei,
boast of Increased taflc, and Go not hesl-
tate to predict marked further Improvement
in the Immediate future.
1.-The amount Of defaulted Liabilities was
thu smallest for May since September, iSI5
Failures of general stores throughout the
country are less in number tnan Tor any any
volume OF business is now larger than IN
1S92 though prices are remark ably similar
TO 1885, lust before the remarkable peTfsG
Of prosperity which followed that year
Locally the retail distribution is large ano
increasing, and credits are exceptionally
good. One day the present week the agency
did net have enough unfaVUrable items &c
make up tine daily sheet. lr the country Is
not raIiying and recovering itself there is
absolutely nothing in forecasts from former
experience and present actual fSure5.
The leading house in knit goods reports
more full orders booked than in any year
since 1S9l when the top of he record for
Omaha was touched in TINS line. One OF
our large wholesale paper houses is hlinG
orders for Honolulu and another is forward
ing its product TO Australia. one OF the
leading manufacturers reports his business
for May double that OF 1896 for the saint
month.
THE week Is a red letter one for the eN-
posi- on too. Receipts upon subscription:
have betn large and the president has signes
the sundry civil BILL carrying S2C0o0l LII
nois has stepped forward with $4,000 for
state exhibit Several big convention
have been sc ecured for exposition year, anC
the fact Is that the business already in sigh
for next year fills every thinking c!tiZcl
with cnntidence-not hope, merely but con
fidenee.
"At South Omaha receipts of cattle ant
sheep were larger than last week, with
falling off in hogs. bur trade was very
active and buyers and packers are full o.
enthusiasm for the REMAINDER of the SEA
SON."
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

developed in that city. The exhibit was wen
attended ana according TO an accounts was
a great success in every respect.
Wheat is at a premium In Nebraska at
the present time in fact 50 much 50 That
some Nebraska mills are hard pressed TO get
sufficient supply 70 I'LL current orders. A
local represant5tfve Of a Nebras|xa mill re-
marked this week that he had not solicited
any business for week and that he was
four cars behind in his orders.
The indus rial Iron works is building two
hOrseiess carriaaes. The motive power in
each will be a gasoline engine Of twelve
horse power. 4. J. Simpson Is onstructin z
the carriage part ana the whole viii be
completed in about two weeks. These car
riages viii be different from anything 50
FAR seen by the public, as they are being
.onstructed along the lines patented by H.
X clover Of this CITY
The arm Of Wilson & Drake. boiler max
eFs Of this city; has bee undeirgoing i,in ,s-, a
six months or more on : pleasure trip to
the Pacific coast His place IS taken by
his son. ! NJ. WilsOn. formerly Of lnCo n,
while Hugh w. williams. for long time
the bOokkeepcr and cashier, has been ad-
nitted a member Of the firm. The style
OF the firm IN the future viii be- Drake,
Wilson AZ Williams. The firms business
has shown rapid gain in the past two or
three months and within the past two weeks
the force OF men at work has been doubled.
Recently the Arm shipped tXo large boilers
cal orders have also been large. the iron
tanks for the Cudahy soap works all being
Robert Tierling Of Chicago and mem
ber Of the Paxton & Vlerling iron works Is
in the city on business. He reports build
ing operations as more active in Omaha
| in proportion TO the size Of the city than
in Chicago. Some very nice orders have
been coming In from Nebraska and sur
rounding states. which in addition to the
building In Omaha Is keeping the works
! busy.
Wolf Bros. the tent and awning people,
| have joined the Manufacturers association.
| They have good force OF travelling men
! cut on the road and are covering all terri
| tory tributary TO this city in a most thor
/ puVh
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
E,inunriuI Nnre..

NEW ORLEANS. June 5-Clearings. SI2 0Se.
BOSTON. June 5.-CleATings. Sl7.2li.Sis: hal-
ances, s.. ora, ass.
BALTIMORE. June 5.-Clearings, 81 COL. 63s;
balances. S2s9, 25s.
NEW YORK June 5.-Clearings si07, ,sil 75z
balances s.. SOS, ,25S.
PHILADELPHIA June 5--clearihgs, Ss.4SS.-
g27; balances, 81. 90. .s05
MEMPHIS June 5.-Clearings ss0l $50: bal
ances. S4.es0. New York eNchRnge selling at
yl.50 premium
CINCINNATI. June 5--M0ney 2isGs per cent
Eew York exchange. 50qe5c premium. Clearings
81 .Ol9 s50
ST LOUIS. June 5.-Ciearings s.. COS 6iO, bat
ances, Sos. 2f7. Money. 4g5 per cent. New YORK
exchange. Soc premium bid 75c premium asked.
CHICAGO, June 5--clearings Elg S1T s34 New
York. exchange. 65c premium. Foragn exchange
s4sSls; sixty days ASi. Closing prices on the
Stock exchange were: West Chicago, le0 Mort
Chicago, 81; strawboard. rs: Diamond Match,
l4Gl=; New York Biscuit. ASA; Chicago Gas 5s.
Ie9z,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
Coffee Markets.

NEW YORK. June 5-COFFEE-opened steady
70 10 points advance on favorable European
news and small Brazilian movement luled stehdy
throughout the sesEiCn. with trading Chiefly
local; closed quiet 70 L points net advance
sales 1850 bags including: June, S.s5; Sep
tember ST. 4G1T 4s. spot coffee. Rio. hnu; no
l. invoice ST. szn jobbing. Ss,l2l4 Mid, steady
Cordoya. Sil.soal7.S0. sales, l.se9 bags: No.
Rio afoat sT62ia Total warehouse deliveries
from the United states. s.93i bags. including
T6OC bsgs from New York. New York stock To-
day 49, gTs bags: United States stock le3 III
bags: ahoat for the united states. 0sa bags
total visible for the United states, 4go.4II bags
against Sss oo2 bags last year
SANTOS June 5.-GOFFEE-Qniet; good ay-
erage Santos. 5000 reis Receipts, i.S0e bags
HAMBURG. June 5.-CosFEEI. aispfs ad-
vance. sales. 300 bags,
HAVRE. Iune 5.-cOFFEE-Opened steady. ~
hiyher at noon; closed isf advance. sales. H. Oot
bags.
MO June G.-COFFEE-Ouiet; No, Rio. 5N
re is; exchange 77sd. Receipts Ge0j bags; cleared
for the United States. i.eGo bags; for Europe,
sG55 bags; stock. $4,000 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

HOGS-The hog market opened this morning a
little easier than yesterdays geaCral market. The
great bulk of the early sales s.. 30iI3 52t
with 81 the most popular price while very few
loads reached S3.35 Yesterday over a quarter of
all the hogs brought 50. Is.
After the more urgent orders had been filled
the market hatted out and very slow and
dull until the close. The buyers wanted what
was left at 50. .25lp3.3O while statesmen were un-
willing to make the concession. In the end, how
ever. they were about all sold. the late sales
being largely $3.50
Today's decline carried the market to the low
est point OF the week and the lowest point
touched since February IS
The tendency OF the hog market all the week
lower, the gradual shrinkage In vaules
which about the first OF last month being
continued. The decline, however, was small the
loss for the whole week amounting 10 barely lOc
As usual on declining market the trade was a
little slow on some days owing to the reluc-
tance OF statesmen to make the concession in
prices demanded. Al the time the demand
was Of liberal proportions and fully equal to the
receipts that there difficulty in diEpos-
u ytfofiv ale
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

NAI IL-E-Ine week Closed Win a pretty
fair run of cattle for a Saturday, seventy
seven fresh loads being reported in the
yards. The market was also in good con-
dition and fairly satisfactory 10 the sellers
The receipts all this week nave been large
the total for the six days being the largest
of any week in some time
The demand for a Saturday was quite
good and the market reasonably active, 50
that an early clearance was effected
Corn-fed beeveS were good sellers. the most
of those here bringing 81. 4O64.6O. one bunch
or very good wnlte faces. averaging 1,303
lbs. sold up to A.99, The highest price paid
since April IL.
Butchers' stock sold at just about steady
prices and the market was reasonably active
Stockers and feeders were in light supply
and the market unchanged. Representative
sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

figures Tor the heaviest cattle; cAoice 90 fancy
export steers s. e0ffS Is. fair 10 good native ship
ping steers. s4.5Ul4.So; bulk Of sales, - seHAV5;
dressed beef and butcher steers. NeouAS; bulk
OF sales 81 l5u4f5. steers under cuo lbs, 81 luf
4 ~. buik Of sales 81 Oosr4 o.; stccsers and feed,
ers 50. 7Jtil IS. bulk of sales. G65ntso; cows anu
aeifers 81 15dt es. bulk " cows s. lctfS =; bulls,
Il S5gr5 -. Texas and Indian rteers strong; red,
s. eouHfo; grass. SS0oGt10; cows and hcifers'
s. 2seiS So.
HOGs- Receipts 4ooO head; shipments, 5000
head Market Sc lower. light s.. S0n3. -; mixed.
S3.3nff3. 80. heavy sS.2OG3.50.
SHEEP-Recclpts. loo hca-; shipments. none.
Market steady, native rluttons, SS25aArS; cuils
and bucks. g. coG3.25; Texas sheep. SS4lu4.N
Ia e-gfs
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
stock in sight.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on General
Comm tiles.

NEW YORK, June 5.-FLOUR-Recepts, Il. 1ss
bbs.; exports. Is. 25S bbis; dull and easier, with
wheat; Minnesota patents. S3.95GIls; winter
patents, s4.5Oq4S5; winter straights $4.l0a4 20,
winter extras s3SOGS.65; winter low grades s.. 60
13sO. Rye flour, dull; supertine, s2-soa2.4o
CORN MEAL-Quiet. yellow WESTERN 5sc
RYE-Quiet; No. western, See.
BARLEY-Quiet at 2Il2c; mailing, S5pi2c.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal western. l3g5ic.
WHEAT-Receipts, Sis2S bu Spot, weak
news local iiauidation, narrow speculative
movement and reports Of lower French markets.
closed IeTlc net lower; No. 2 red. June. closed
at 73ssc; September. 69a6glHc. closed al 69c.
CORN-Receipts 1888. S25 bu.; exports. lU,0e4 Dn.
Spot easy No 2gc opd0gs easy and and qs hv
promising crop news; closed lspAc net lower,
June closed at 29@sc; September, SsaSolsc. closed
oATs-Recepts, 2Ss, 400 but exports. s.c45 bu.
Spot quiet; No. ?. .2lic; dull and easier with
the other markets; closed &c lower.
HAY-Lower; shipping 5ec; good to choice
sOT7Oc. eo-
crop 3d4c: 1896 crop 6a9c; Pacific coast. 1895
crop 3aic: 1896 crop, GGlOc.
HIDES-Steady: Buenos Ayres, 1SlsGlsc; Texas
lORGnc; California, 16c; Galveston. lSc'
LEATHER-Quiet; hemlock sole. Buenos Ayres'
PRovIsIoNs-Beef, quiet; family. $s.5oal2 50
extra mess. S7.ooaS.OO: beef hams. $2t; packet
ssOoa9OO. Cut meats, steady; picked bellies bellies,
sams east,c' Lard quiet and steady: west
ern steam 1s s refined art c,eaT apes s.
family ss.5OalO.5O. Tallow dull; city 50; couh-
try 3lsc. -,
BUTTER-R Receipts. $500 pkgs: quiet; western
creamery Ildl5c: factory. IisTlOlsc.
CaEESE-Receipts. $40 pkgs. quiet; state.
large SIC; small, 7lsc; part skins, id6lEc; fun
EGGs-Re e pts. s.eO0 packages: state and Penn
sylvania nalIisc; western, lGIlOgxc; southern
| 81 sOfI2. 50 per 80 dozen case.
OiI.S-PetroIeum. dull; Pennsylvania crude.
| stendy; July. SIC Rosin, firm; strained COM
mon to good sl7Oal.75 Turpentne, firm al
| s7G271ec Cottonseed, steadier for crude. DIVINE
| to scarcity but rules easy on prime summer
! yellow with a light trade; prime crude. 2Oci
| summer yellow. 23lac off summer yellow, ZSci
/ butter grades 2GG2Tlac; prime white, 26aSogsc'
RICE-Steady; fair to extra, iAd6c; japan
| Moi-AssEs-Quiet; New Orleans, open kettle
| good to caoice, 22q2Sc 80 49,,
| 10 u. northern slO.O0GIs.0c. Copper, STEADY
/ brokers sIl Lead, hrm; brokers, Sll' lin
plates uulet.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

NEW ORLEANS June 5.-SUGAR-ouiet ana
steady open kettle. 2Ad3c; centrifugal whites
II-leaS l3-l6e; yellow 3s a3lsc: seconds 2FnSI.c
MoLASSES-Steady; centrifugal. 4qsc: others
NEW YORK. June 5.-SUGAR-Raw stropr
at advance; fair refining PIC: centrifugal "a
test S%e. Refined, firm; mould \. 4Tsc standard
A. ana cenfectioners A. 4iac: cut loaf and
cubes, 4Jsc. " '~e'
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
OH Markets.

WILMINGTON, June 5.-OILS-Spirits OF tur-
pentine. steady at 24Xa25Lc R6sin ar,, va" a,
$l2JTl.3o Crude turpentlne steady at 81 soSs
LsO Tar. quiet at 81 co. S
SAVANNAH, June 5.-OIIS-Sprits of tur-
pentine. firm at 25iac. Rosin frm ana un.
changed. ~ N u'-
81 uiAtLEsrON. !. June 5.-oILs-Turpentins,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

KANSAS CITY. June 5.-wHEAT-Dull and
sIshtly lower: No. hard, &C No g. esTs2i.c;
No. Jou55c; No. red. soc: No D. 75ErI7c: No
SAC. ~ - ~
CORN-Mixed. about steady: No. . eol a20Ssc
oATS-Slow and about steady; No white n
al9c " N' -
RYE-No. ., 2oc.
prairie. 500 'V"'
BuTTER-Best creamery firm and hc higher
lOl9dl2i2c. dairy SdlOc.
HGGS-Steady; 7lsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
New York Live stock.

NEW YORK. June 5.-BEEN NEsS-Receipts. 5aN
head; no trading. European cables quote Ameri-
can steers at io4llc. dressed weights; sheep. II
Gl2lzc; refrigerator beef S&Uslsc. Exports,
II All beeves: 4.350 quarters of beef.
CALV VES-Receipts. 1853 head; dull and weak;
veals s.. s5a5.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 6.53l head.
Sheep weak: yearlngs, isittc lower; lambs.
Aaasc lower; sheep S3.5od4.4O; yearlings, A.icl
80: lambs. s.. 6OI65O.
HOGs-Receipts. IL. 2es head. Market weak at
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 5.-MONEY on CALL
Nominaly, lGlls per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3E@4 per
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady, with actual
business in bankers bills 81. 4.s67si4.S7 for de-
mand, and s4SJ1t "A. Sc for sixty days; posted
bills, SASS.
BAR SILVER-G0c.
MEXICAN ItOI.LARS-4T4c.
SILVER CERTIFICATES-5Os 4 G60zsc.
STATE BONDS-Dull.
RAILROAD BONDS-Strong-
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong.
CLOSING quotations ON bonds were az follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
w..LIx nnnl, stnten,ent.

NEW YORK. June 5.-The weekly bank state
rnent shows the following changes: Reserve de-
crease 81 e95 s15; loans, Increase 81 1910 o. specie
Increase S3 zoe: legal tenders. decrease. S-l3 go
Deposits Increase Ssf55.l00; circulation. decrease
So 200. The banks now hold $ia.2.o,S25 IN
cess Of the requirements Of the 25 per cent rule
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
Knnsns city Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, June 5.-CATTLE-Receipt
2OJ head. market steady; only retail trade: Texas
steers s.. S5lfl.S5; Texas cows s25oq2.75; native
steers, s3.5Ou4.sO; native and neifers. $3.50
G4OO.
HoGS-Receipts $500 head market steady to
shade lower; bulk OF sales s.. 355I3. %; heavles
s.. 25gS.47iz; packers. 50 25a3 42ls mixed. S3S5g
g. lights !525u34O; Workers, SS3'isr3.4O; pigs,
-. 1jG3.20.
No sheen market.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

cheaper grades Of uanufsct ctures which have been
bought more freely than heretofore. Business
in brown sheettngS and drills has been or quiet
sort. Coiored cottons. duh In all grades. Woot-
ems. In both mems wear fabrics and dress goods,
have been dull through the week. with tea
" note IN any grade. Print cloths
steady and nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

NEW YORK. June 5.-The dry goods mark-t
rl0sed with au!l conditions in general though
thrrs has be-n increased interest shown in
salsa!I.e GOTTEN goods srd IN dark prints. Ia the
.@tter hiEher prices having been made Staple
coltcEs have been aulet -! sssk. except In
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
PeOriu Markets

PEORIA. June 5-CORN-Firm; No. 2. 22Kc.
OATS-Quiet; No. white, ls24d2Oc.
IlfE-Quiet; No. 9. 3S43lc
WHISKY-MarlSet steady; finished goods on ,b.
basis of Si.19 for high wines
Receipts-Corn, s., 500 bu.; oats 300 bu.: rye.
none whisky, 10 bbls: wheat, 2Cp bu Ship
ments: Wheat, q 4eo bu. oats. 64.jO0 bu.: rye,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
Toledo NInrl.efs

TOLEDO June 5.-wHEAT-Active. but easy,
No. cash, nc; July. s9Ssc
OATS-Dull. but steady; No mixed 1SISc
RfE-Dull No cash. 35c asked
Der. 81. 22lR.
OIL-CnchanEed
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
Iondon Money Nnrbet

LONDON June MONEY. per cent.
The rate OF discount IN the open market for
short and three months bills Is l5-l6lll per
Gold is quoted at Buenos Syres at lss.25. Gold
barr, lis li9,d.
The stock exchange is closed today.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
CnIifornIn Dried FruIt..

TITS-Steady; eyaPorated apples, prime wir
tray 4AmsSsc Usr pound. wood dried. prime ~
lfsi.c: choice. siszr4.c: fancy. ~ ls5c. PTuncs
4lsfiIc "a 10 size and quality Apricots. royal
sGlIr: Moor park. l2al4c- Peaches. unpeelea.
fgicc: peeled. llalsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
Wool Markets.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-wOOL-Dull and un-
changed; straight combing. l5lac: light, fine 90
lelsG; heavy ilne, 7dlcc; medium, l2hsgl5c: tub
lSd2ic; pulled. 15d22c.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
Foreign Financial.

PARIS. June 5-Three per cent -entss. is4r
seiEc.
BERIIN June 5.-Exehaags on London, 70
marks sTis pfg fGr checks.
LONDON, June A-rhe amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England balance
WAS E7s, ,00Q-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

NEW YORK, June 5.-T'he exports Of specie
from the port of New York for the week
amounted TO n,leo.s0o in gold and SgOs SIS in
silver The imports were: Gold $40 500: silver
so ass: dry goods, s3.2 OIL; general merchan-
disc, sT,267 1l9
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

SHEEp-Only one of sheep was received
today. and II came direct 10 a packer. zu that
there WGs nothing on sale to MAZE trst of ths
market
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

The total sales of stocks today were Isl. S4Z
shares. including: American Sugar l7.3OO Bur
ngton II 500; Chicago Gas, 10, 500: Louisville &
Nashville, ). 800: Manhattan Consolidated. 4 300;
Missouri Pacific. $500: National Lead. 3.iOO;
Northwestern. 6.7o0; Reading. 64G0; Rock Island,
4. O00: St PAUL Is. 100: Mestern Union. $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
81. Louis Live stocls

ST LOUIS. June 5.-ReceiptH 2o3 hes q: ship-
Hents -Go head. Market steady for t,ots Texs .
lnd Egt.ye5. VITA 5iIces ransing under last wees 5
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
rhiIndeIphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA. June 5.-BUTTER-Steady
fair demand. fancy western creamery, i5GIl5ize
EGGS-FiTm: good demand: fresh nearby, 1lc
fresn western. loHGlle; selected. llize-
CHEESE-InchAnged.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

ON the Pro lIce exchange today the butter N tr-
ket was hrTn: creamery. ll$l4ssc dairy .tS
J2c Eggs steady: fresh. s4c. Cheese. weak; 10
7E!c Lave poultry, quiet: turkeys 7@sc= chick
ems, 7c: ducks. TgSc
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
MInneanali. Mheat Qualnsian..

MINNEAPOLIS. June s.-wHEAT-Steady ana
lower; June. 6se July, ga 46ae; september
aa.o iihe; No. I northern. ssAe-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
uostoI Stock auotntions.

BOSTON. June 5.-can loans, 1893 Der
cent: time loans. "a 44 per cent. Closing prices
for siocka. bonds ami IN mig allres:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

Detroit Wheat Quotations.
DETROIT. June s-WHEAT-No. ! white, 7se;
Nc. red. Te; July SGe.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
Cornrcd Reeves Bring Nice Prices. One
Bunch Fetching Si.9O-HOEs
suffer Again. Going
Dorn to $3.50.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 5.-Receipts for tn
days indicated were

The official number OF cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
II,rs
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
X MiRiDg uuotation.

silver bars. 59tsc; Mexican dollars. 459 i94ci
drafts sight, l5c; drafts tsissgapi, i7itc
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head indicated.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
San Francisco Mining aue,a,ions.

SAN FRANCIS0o. JunsIB. +4pns 0 fcial clos.
ing quotations for mi ilns sIo;ks tOily wsrs al
fOlIoNs: -f
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06

NEW YORK. June j.-Ths following ara
closing mining quotations:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-20
SCENES OF DISORDER.
Attempted Quorum Counting by a Repub-
lican President Causes Trouble In Ken
tucky's Senate.

Attempted Quorum Counting by a Repub-
lican President Causes Trouble In Ken
tucky's Senate.
FRANKFORT, KY, May 15.-A wild
scene occurred in the senate yesterday
over an attempt Of the fused gold
democrats and republicans to force
through a bill providing for putting
one name under two different devices
on the state election ballots Silver
democrats, though in the minor
ity, outgeneraled the opposition,
got one of their number, Sen
ator Goebel, in the chair, pending
an appeal, and adjourned the SEN
ate. The majority refused to stand
adjourned on announcement of the
speaker pro tenn. "Falsehood" and
'indccency' were words hurled be-
tween Stephenson and Goebel, who
seemed about to d aw weapons. Men
had to get between the president and
Mr.. Brownson, but the president finally
declared the senate adjourned. The
fight from this on will be against any
quorum till the end of the session, and
if the president again counts quorum
trouble is expected.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-05-20
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABENt KANSAS MAY TO- s7-wELW PAGES
puRRANT'S CASE.
Sensational Afidavlt Of California Convict
Laid Before Gov. Budd.

Lhiu ASuiOIC OuNs Duuus
SAN FRANCISCO, May l5.-Thes.dore
Durrant. under death sentence for the
Emanuel Baptist church murders,
through his attorneys, asked Gov
Budd to-day to pardon him on the
ground that the real murderer OF
Blanche Lamont had at last confessed
his crime. The lawyers declare that
they have not been hoaxed, nor Is it
their purpose to impose upon the exec
utive. They insist that in John Rosen-
berg, convict in San Quentin prison,
they have found the man who is
guilty of at least one of the Emanuel
Baptist church murders. Rosenberg
has made sworn confession before a
notary public and in the presence of
several witnesses that he killed Blanche
Lamont at the instigation of stranger
and in consideration of the payment OF
500 for his work Rosenberg is Rus
sian sailor He arrived here on sail
ing vessel from Hamburg. Germany,
during the last week of March. 1895,
or on the first day Of April. He is now
serving a term for horse stealing.