Nebraska Newspapers

    G THE OMAHA DAILY J5EE2-T ! UKSDAY , JUNE 25 , 1801.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
News Wan Decidedly Bcnr'uh for Ohictxgt
Wheat Btisitits.1.
GOOD WEATHER THE LEADING FACTOR ,
Alt ( JflllHIN II Itl'illll Cl0-Utl V 'l' >
AIiii'li Lower In I'rliMiH llntiKO of
LendInn Kudiri ! * HtoijUs
mill lloutlH.
( 'iiif'Ano , .Intin 21. Wliofit wni iiiipnri-ii t'y
frli'inllcns today. Tn li iiiro I'nnlrliliio '
limlnriloiKl to liuvii luiiiKlit about 4 O.IXJO bunli-
oln iiriiiiiiil HID upijiiliift , wlillo ollic-r nhorU
took HOIIIO , lundliiK tin ) iniirKtit. it Ili'tltloiiH mi-
IKiiirutiroof Htrnii tli for u time , but tlicro win
witliliiK In thuMtiitlKllinl ; poKlllon ln.liiHtlfy 1111
IIXpOI'lllllOII lf ) lllHllIT pr'PIH. Ill flH't till ) Ill-Wf
of llii'iliiy WIIH ilrrldi'dly ' lio.'irlili. The uiirly
imrcliiiii'H won1 mil with tlm ( importation iif
prnlltM friini an iKlvtiin-i ) lint ( or tlm purpoio nf
iivi'iilnu tin ( limit. 'I'lin shorts cmillmio In
fo'ir lln1 tunilntliii | ) ID iiiiiiiliiiiliillnii In July
within Ihn in > xl few dnyi , In view ( if tlm porll-
itn M.tii'ittnii ( if Ihi'lr Unlit Hlortliii of contract
wliout ul hiiinl. I'arilrlilxc's piirclun * " ) trxl.iy
nii'Kiild ' tnhavo put his tunics on 1111 ovmi
f"ii | Ing. Thu hear HI ! III-WH ciiiiHlslcd of report -
port * -iiitliiuo.l ( line wont her every wliyro In
tin' winter wheat boil of thli country unit In
Kiirnpo , Inunr culilo * ) , di > pr HMi'd doinoitlR
iimrknl , ( mil u itrmiTiil bearish fouling , llnm-nt
WIIH iviiiirtcil Kiilnit on vlcoiou'-.ly mid lint now
wheat UIIH nlrimdy rciu'liln I inini ) of Ihn morn
HUilllicrn and Hoiillini'tlorn nmr.iOtn. Indian
nml HusHliin wheat HhliininnU WITH heavy.
The I'lirinnr'H Itovlovv , In lit HUtniiiiiry of tin )
Mliml'on , KIIVO Mm rnnillilon of winter wlioul
lit ' \ ' ' | , I'dod nml Mirliii | ; very promis
ing. Set-rotary MohUir of Kims m wlroil Unit
lilH dlxlmti-licH Hliiiwcil no nmti-ilal daimiKiblo
wlii'iit ' In Unit Hlato by thu lulu ruin , l.nlu
Liverpool million iiinilod woiiknr iiiuiUoU
I In 11' , with 'i lil ilii.'llni ) , mill Merlin was
lower , with 1'nrls fiimi Ul to ill ennlliiiet do-
ellne. Alionl tlm only Item that was at all
hulll-dl WIIH UniilHtieelM1 report Mlinwlntt H di > -
I'lt'liNii of 1,1110 , Kill buslieli In ( he vli-
III c supply eiint of the Ho.-Ulcs , with
UN InrriWHii of : is7,00l ( went of thai
riiiun. llavlliK eveneil their drills In the
( IntiiteriMiN iniintli , Ihi' shorls were renillim for
M'U plii tnidus and pnicccdod to olVer HO-
li'i-led lots on a < | CM'onilliu HI-.ilo , wlillo the
IOIIKH were with Ilium In an ell'ort lo mil rid of
Ihi'lr ' liolilln H. 'I'lie lesn't wan a very weuli
nnd dci'llnlii ) ! nuuliet. .Inly opened at U'ldO
1 > 'I' ' . wild up to ti'l"iC. ri'iirUd to H.'V , KIOW
Moiidy for a I Inn' , lint Weakened u'a ; In , KCI | Intf
( lit totl.'e. and closed ul ICV.
The weallier WIIH llui lending fai'lor In do-
letinllilirj Viilnen In coin UN In wheat. ThilH ,
wlillo II was clour nml warm In ICmmas , M H-
notirl. I nil la nit and Ohio , whcic the wheat har
vest IH In proitri'Mi , II WIIH showery , however ,
In Iowa , NebrasKa and other soi'tlutix where
tin ) mnlhtnre will In ) of iiilvniiliiK" lo the coin
crop This oiH'oimiKod hhorl so'llng ' and the
later wimltneni In wheat assisted In the down
ward iiioTcniunt In 1'iirn. .Inly opened at Tile
u Miliift fil'tiO ul the I'losi ) veHlindnv. Theri )
WIIN Illtlo or no dmiince , lint the KellltiK s
perslHlent and iniKres.ilve almost , from Ihn
hi art. I/OIIK I'oinIIH olTeied freely. Short
Ki'llliiK WIIN on an enormous seate and Ihn e.xe-
eullonol slop loimndiirscomiileted thi > demor-
ull/.atIon. Afliir tnni'lilni : Hl'uu ' thu decline
hivan and with one or two minor lea , lions
( hopped to fii' : ' e. 'I'hcn there wis : ; i rally to
MI' c and at Ihn close the pi Ice wan MVe.
OatH hail a Hlionx slurl due to the faut that
only elulily-fonr eai'Neio nnolved where I..H
Innl hcen evnecteil. .Inly sold eiuly at a'l'jfifr '
Iliie. then lirolte In Mympalhy with coin and
sold oIV to fie. lencled lolTiUe. . UKaln weuU'enod
and chived at UK ; bottom price of thu dav.
Provisions tilled woali , inlluencud eh oily hy
the weaUness In tin ; Kraln pits. The trade
was generally dull mid llnntniitmns were
ennllnedvlthln nn extremely limited raiiKu.
TheleadlnK fntnrcs rnim-ed us follows :
\ \ III AT
JllliO. ,
July
Aiutiiit.
CoilN
.III lie Ml <
July Wk
Allltllnt.
OA1H
July M il.1
Aimii't SO
Hi'llli'l
WVh-H I'l
July. . IU K , 111 IX ) 111 ( H )
fl'I'ICI ' IDa IU J7 !
I.AIIII
July . 9 IU n m A in
fi-i'loi A M tiao 6 X.'lj
IIIIIH
July. . t , 5 M ) B IWj (
II ( ITU u id
I'auli ( | iiitntlons were an followH !
I'l. fit Dull nnd uniiliiinuod.
WIIKAT--NO , VNprhu wheat , OlffllMc ; No.lt ,
prlii. : wheat , KH'f'itMlo ' ; No. 'rod , IKjitU'.lo.
t I'ltN-No. ' a. r < Pie.
OA'18-No. V , fvM4 .Vo ( No. 3 whlto , 40 ®
Hi' ! .No. II \ vhltLi7itBi8 : ! : < 40.
UvnNu V. 7 ! > o.
HAIII.KV .NO. a. nominal ; No. . ' ! , Mo : No. 4.
luunltiiil.
I'l.tXHKKl ) Nil. 1. Jl.Ofl.
TIMOTIIV Sunn Prime , fl.S7.
I'OIIK Moss pork , nor harrol , liadO ;
lurd. per owl , , M.MJ short ntm Hides
( loiikiil./.VNtKt.VR'i ; dry Hailed liouldom ( boxed ) ,
( \ MA.11 Rluirt eleur sides ( tioscil ) , M.'iVilO.ttt.
\VlliNKY llsllllors' tlnlshoil itoods , uor cal-
lon , II. 1(1. (
HIKIAIIS-Out , loaf , unchancod ! Kt-nnulatod ,
uneliatiKod ; stiinilurd "A , " uuohantod.
KecolptM nnd hluneuu | tod.iyoro aa fol
lows :
On the produrn oxi'luuiKo loday , the huttor
inarUol was I'listor ; o\tra oroiimory ,
I'Ntrti llr ts. I.VitliV ; llritKKMlc : extra dairy ,
14itl.Vttrti ( ' Iliiils , U lloj llrstx , IK.OI''iu- .
_ _ _ _ _ _
Now York . * Mai-kott.
NKW Vonu. Juno ' . ' 4. KI.DUU Itoooipts , is.sin )
liaoUiiii-si oxportN , ll.M" bairols U.MM KIIOKSJ
niiirUot heavy ; moderate hiiNlnosN ; sales , la.
IWIbauoN.
I'oiiN Mtuir-Htoadv , fnlnliMimnd.
WIIKATKooolptH , 4Wioo liusholn : oxportn ,
M..l1 ! * Imi'hi'lHj Hiili'n , 4 , UI.IHK ) Inikhcls of fu-
tiiu-si ' . ' : illHl'lmidii'lHHpot , Spot murUol loner ,
fri'o mdlorn fnlrly ai'tlvo , ohlolly ovportK , No.
' . ' ii'd , ( M.U.Yi&Ui.V4 In ftoro and i < luvutori fl.0d\
0)1 ) WV allimli * ,1'hitl.tisU f. o , K ; ungraded
rodj ri.iOSitlU ! > > it .N > > . 1 iiorthorn to arrivo.
ll.0t > itlis t Nit. I hard to arrivo. I.ll > i-
No. a t'hloiiKii , M.n.lVkMd.m'i. tptoni ) | were
wi > ak ull day , nloxod UBISo bolim > i > stonlay
thitniKh a fr 'or Inlorlur inovomont.'liioroiiNod
n-oolptH hi-ro ami lower oablos. llru latn'ot's
report of a Itirso ilpen iiM In supply has no In-
lluonci with the marUott. No. 8
AlllM. LiVli ) ll. . > ! . ! . , ! . . . . 4ti\\t , . l..t. . i rod . .1 T Juno . _ I . *
January
l-yiiruary olo-liii ; , fl.WUi May , ll.ti3S I.Ot ,
clJ imr. M.lCS
lUiu.KV MALT Dull ; Canadian country
niudc , tl.WQUW ,
( > \port8 ,
14.\NV ) lm hi > lsi KIO : | , 4.vstxx > of
future * ; IMI.HH ) busholx of spot. Spot iinirkut
low or , aothiv. No. S. H7o In oloviuor , ro afloat-
iK rd inlvi'd , fil' tlc-o ; otitloni voty dull
nud tMl4C low IT on Incron-cd Miinilli-v
di'livi'rli > for July for ovportn dold at
' , and AtituVt fil' ; i'U\4o : July. fit * .
*
.
Inp W 4o ; Hoptombor , ASVr. cloiim ; .V-o.
liivolpu , b7.i : busln'is ; oxiiorls.
Rhoi of futur\ ; lil.
of > .pot. Spot mnrkot lower , falrlv
1 lot's Momly Bin ! uulct ,
Coi'fKiOption * opoiuM firm nt .v
up. v'lOM'd uti-ady ut I.VJ40 ( Mints uiv s io ,
: ti.0bni ) : , liirludlm ; ! Jiims JUVNI : July.
'
ri.vn ik ; viii : March , * ii'iv : tl.'i..V ; in > t Kuv tinii
nml dull ; fNlroar oo , > l.Vi ! ; N\v7l"-\
Cl'OAHliiiw. . Inuoninnd , llriuori ( n\r \ roln >
( UK , 2 I5-1KKVI ivutrltiiK'al. twtost , a\c { s U >
vi'Htott'iiy of 40,0.0 l ) pn ot'ittrlfiieui , i i tout at
Kof.tv.lL , Mini NSM luiw-n contrifucal to
I'lilliulolt'liU nt y Ci : ivMllusi , nctlihlchi'r ;
a Uj IMV Mbf-lWXtv iV. a'sV ; ' Niv lt3MAo ;
on AaS < t4omimltl A. 4 7-ftoi ktnmtHnt A.
4V cc nftvtlo cr A , 13-tfcj out loaf. ASCI
crushed , S > Ci iniwilotvd , 4 t-lfvj erunulatoil ,
4 It UK' , fubov 4'to ,
Mot.A ! > t > . -l\r len. 'lull ; M to t In l ven-
heailR , tt o hldt : > IOs 4IS t '
Now Dr CIUIK dull , utoa "
KICK -Mostly. jMU t ,
In I il W , flVit . .Vj ; IUUUM clou'd nt for
ixitrtw SrKM O . Quiets crude o
< LAV ? . yellow off ur di > v .lutH
TAI.I.OWSteady rolty ti.vQ for
4 Jl U.W4V ,
iOMNQulot , ca > vjttrftltied | , common to
,
l > uH at
Qulou
,
i'ouK Weaker , moro acUvoi old men , I10.M
now r.itm , 112.00012,21 ! oxtrn prime
tio.Wcill.tx > .
( Jtir Mr.ATfl Ar-tlvp , flrmi plcki"d bolllc1
f. ' < c ! ( ilcklnn xhouldcri. fioi plckloaliainH , H !
tUV ) < middle ! ! , dull , ( ; a y.
liAitit-Dpciicd Mrnnir , clM d weak ! woitnri
itoiuii , M.tKl hid ; iialnn. wiO tlirc > ! * . Option alr"
2. < o tlcn-ci : July , ir..2H xHkcds AimiiRt , M.4J
Hdptrmbcr. MMW T , clnolnir , 14.57 bid ) Ootn
bor , M.n7 , cliMliu , JI.M bid.
ltlrr : ii"Oiilft : fancy , nletidy ! wc ton
diilry. r.Tflfioi western croair.ory , 14i4iilSo
wnslorn fiiolory , llii'.tlu ; ClKln-t , lkc.
( 'MKKHRtjulot , i < ii tyj part Hklm . 471'JUo. '
I'm IIIONgiilct ; Aiiu-rlcan. ll , o)1 M. .
( 'oi'i'iMi-Noiiilntili lakr. .IIIIIP. tU'.l'l.
TlN-liiM ! < ! lltod. tfond di'inand ; NtraltH , tlO.M
I.IAII-UII : | | ; doincHtlrfl.1.1. .
KniiH.-'H City MarkolH.
KANMAK CITY. Mo. , Jnno ' . ' 4. I'ioiin Vcr ;
dull , illicliaiiKcd : family. tl.l.VKI. ij uhilcc
II.IViM.'d ! fiin y.l.Xfl.rf } ( ! uxlr.i fancy , ll.fx )
pntiMil , K'.tMV.-O.
WiiKAT-Lowcri No. 2 hard , c.iiili , Kc ) ; June
Kif hid ! No. 8 rod , fash. Me.
( MitM-WotiKor ; No. 2 caili. fllQ'illic June
Mn ) ; bid.
OATS Quluti No. 2 caali , MM hid ; June
ir.c hlil.
llAV-Dnlls fnncv. JtlOOj now , 1100 : rliolcv
f.n ) ( fWi'is low Kradi'H , f lO'Sl'MX ) .
Ht'TTKli ' Sli'uy , utii'liilttiiril ; cri-amcry , I VJi
\t \ > i < ; dairy , KKtM.'li1 ; Htorn paukud , ( Co ; packliiK
ItfM'ta. '
CIIKKHR Stonily : iini'imnecd : full orcam
northern t n ln.lirtt H'i ' > : VOUIIK Aniork'an.IOo
wi-fdcrn. He ; Hl.lmincd , 4Wc. ( !
K < lin--Ahiiltiloady at U"tc. !
I'IIDVIXIONMSloadv ; unrhanuod ; nnuat
iiHliclHi dais. I. UK ) InioholH ,
HIIIPMKNTM Whi-iil , ir-uihiHliolH ( ; L-orn , D.i
iNlii-lN ; oalH , " , .HO busiinlN.
HI. . . .
RT. l.fitMH , Mo. , Juno sy WIIBAT E-mlori
OIIMll. | IS'4 ' > .
COHN rirm : CIIHI. | .I7'c. '
OATH Kimlor ; r.-mli. : iic. ( !
I'DIIK Quint nt ? in.i7i. : !
I , Alltillnll i\lt \ M.
WIII KV ti.m.
Itl'i-ruit-l'lrm and iincliiiiiKcd ; crpnmury ,
Walton dairy , IliPllo.
\Vli-iit ( Mnrkct.
MiNNnAiMii. ) . Minn. , .lit no 2 1. - WIIH AT Dull ,
IJi'i'l-lnls , l.'lii rnrs ; Hhlpnit-nlH. 20 oiir . ( 'losoi
No. I html. .lime. tUK ) ; on track , I.UoC&I.Wtj
No. I iiorilinrii , .linn1 , OT'iii'i ' July , UT'iji' : on
truck , HSc ; Nu. ! ! norlhorii , Jiiiic , UIu ; on trnok ,
Iilvcriil | . .
I.tvr.iirooi , , , ) nno ' 'I. WIIUAT Dull ; holders
oiler niodraloly. ( *
CiiitN ( .liilol ; ilRinand fallun olT ; in I. \ oil
western. fs ( l'.id ' per i-enttil ,
K.xtra moss 87s lid portloroo.
< Inclmiatl
CINCINNATI. ( ) . , Jnno 21. WIIRAT I'lrm ;
No , 2 red. fl.OI.
( ! ( HIN l.tuhl supply ; No. 2ml\od , Mo.
OATS Ka y : No. 2 mixed , 4'jlk- .
WHISKY ei. 10.
Toledo MnrlcotH.
TOLEDO , O. , Juno 24. WHEAT Lower ; cash
mil .luiie. ifl.Ui.
t'OHN Lower ; cn h , We.
OATH Quiet ; ctiHh , 40c.
ft TO Ull S T.VI lit V / > S.
Nr.W YOIIK , Juiiu 81. Will ! street for the
lirOMMit seems us near being nslo'pn.s It Is
jiossllilo for tin' inonoy emit roof the continent
lo Do , an 1 IhoMtooU inurliot rollojlH the un
certainties In the situation by the most in-
lenso dulliu'ss lu transactions an I slam itlon
in tht ) rtuolnntIons. The tradhu olonieiit lu
[ ho market , IIH Is usual lu tunes of dullness ,
favor * thi ) boarsldi ) for a turn and makes ef
forts to break prices every time a gold shlu-
inonl Is annouiR-ed , bin , the doinonstratlou
reaches over llttlo ground nnd soon dies
nwiiy , The short Interest , howover. Is con-
niuitly augmented I'y those oporatlons , and
Llioi-onfldcnooof holders Is shown only by tlio
Uutiborn resistance made to such drives.
Today only Ht , 1'nul and Chlcnuo Oas were
traded In to any material extent. Thu latter
mid Hugar Holluors were nlso the only ones to
show any teatorbil change lu prices ilurlng the
Kcsftlnn , wlillo the speculation In silver eortlll-
oati-it scorned to' luivo eomo to an uutlmoty
end , the supporters of the inovomeiil evi
dent ly having chosen the wrong tlmo to start
a boom In tlie metal. A slow but steady de
predation wont on In It , while thu llnancliil
L'haugo was of no special Importance. The
opening of the market was dull and steady
mid the covorlui ; of shorts served to glvo a
firm tone to the early trndlnz. but no material
ohautto lu limitations was made , and thu dull-
ui'sH for the tlmo was most , excessive. The
gold shipment later reversed the position
of the traders on the market and fresh
lines of short" were put out , especially
lu HOCK Island , I'nlou Tactile and Chicago
tins , hut only lu tlio IIrat named was there
any movement of Imiiortance , Its losy being
I'ti per com to 70' against ? J. Thin , however ,
was the only movement of Importance during
the session and the later trading fell away
Into the same conditions that marked the
forenoon. No rally occurred and thecloso
\v. s dull mid rather heavy generally at a
Hhido : under the opening prices. The 11 mil
I'hiiiiBo * hhow Irregularity , nut small IOV.UN
are most numerous and Itook Island and I'a-
I'llle Mall are each down I percent ,
Unllrimd lionils presented Ihosamn features
usual of late , nnd only fliV,00) mnko > up the
total of the transaction ! ) for the day. The
tone was generally steady and the usual un
important ehangesor nn entire laok of chunuo
was the rule. Among the uuaetlvo bonds ,
liraml Unplils .t Indiana polls As lost -J per cent
tit .si1 , nhllo Omaha & St. Louts tuts rose Spur
I'out loSS.
IVtroleum opened stonily and doclinedj
percent on soiling orders from the west , then
rallied ' * piirccut.nndelo-odsleadv , I'omisyl-
viinta Oil , July option opening trf'iii. highest
W\i \ ; lowest , Uli closing , CtiU. Tot.il sales 0.1,000
barrels.
Tlm following urn the closing quotations for
Iho loading mocks on the Now \orU block ox-
iliaugo today :
\tPhl-ion . ' . . . . ' . . . . : ll | do pmforri'il
Ailaiun Kxprci * . . . . . Ull N. V. IVntrnl. hi' ' !
Altuli A ' 1'iTio llnuli' . V3 N. Y. Chic. A St. 1 < . . . H
ilii im'fi'rri'il I''ft ilo prrfiTitM Milo
AnicrtCAii K\pri'J * . . ll'j
II I' . It. A S ! W ilo ; it f 'rrel W
. 'muullun I'm'HUi V.Hi OnUrln AVe torn. . . 1M {
L'niiititl.in Soiitliorn. . l-.l ' Olivoii IinprovoniiMit V ?
IVnlrid I'nrltlo M Dn'inin Nnv 70
I'lii'i. .1 Ohio I4 > 4 jonvon Trnni l.H
ilo Ut | inifi-rri'il 47 "jl'noltlc Mutt : iill !
tlo''ml | irofi < rr > M. . " 6 IVorln Dec. A Kvniii. IS
[ 'hli-iik-o A Alton. . . ! ! I'ltt tiuri ! 144
IX 11 A I ) S7U riillman t'i\lni-o IW
: ' . r. l' . AHU I nii | lleintlni : v. > H
Dolnwnro , \ Uiiil oii.l'W illoi litntid 70U
IK'I UAVV. . . . ' . . . . .1M < St. I , . A S. V. 1 p-f-d , M
I ) . A U. U. proforr J. 4' 'Sl. ' 1'siil R1
KmlTiMin doprt < ferrvM . til
i1o lit prcforniil . . .Hi St I'aul.Mln. A Man.104
ilo Jml prcfprrcil . . 1.1 St. I'niil.V Omaliit. . . . 31
Krlo ! * ( iloprofi-mM
Uoproforri'il tl"j Tonn. Oonl A Iron. . . . Klij
Purt Wini > 148 iTc ii I'm'ino U
Phi. A Kmt. Ill 4lj Tol. A O. Cell pfj. . . . 78
HiH'UiiB VMIr M Illnlonrncltlc 4SU
ItouilDii ATiu $ . . . . ! 4'I' ' . S. lpro i "
Illlnoli ( .Vnlrnl \V. St. L.AI' li ) < <
< t. rul A llulnth. . . . 31 ilopri'ti-rriHl "
Kknim.t Tvini U < iiVollKnrko Kx 14ln )
! . VcKrUA W I.iv WO.UTII I'lilon Tvi
ilo prvfarnM MI Am. Cotton Oil JliJ
LftKoShore 100 u'elornilo I'oiil 8.114
UiitiTlllftA N'nsh . . . 7.1 jlloino lftLi 17
UiultTllle A N A. . . . > , IninSllTcr IW
Mcmphli A I'li.ir ' 4 iOntittltt v.i
MloliU-nn iVnlrAl. . . . 'lOulckillvor i
Mil U S. Av V. ) I iioprefornM SS
Ooprpforttsl 10 ? Ifniro S
Minn. AM I SV , lliilnor Si
ilo profi'rnM s Hlch. AV I' . Tor . . . | 41
Mliioiirl IMelHo. . . . WVwucuntln l > nlr l . . . 17tt
Motillo A Ohio 40 USnmt NorthernpPd . h&
N'nihTlllo I'nmt . . . .107 iriilonco tin isi
1C J.i'oiilriil llH l.cii.l Tru i | ? v
Sorfoli A WpntpM. . M Siu.tr Trim f-'jT
Sorllu-rn TnclHc . . . ? 1 > t Or > Sh I. A t ) Xor. S4
lupix'fcrrtvi w i Kto iir.in < leWt. . . . . : s
I' I' IKMivor Atiulf. IS 1 ilo proforiM.--
I'lnanolnl Hi-vUnv.
NKW YOIIK , Jnno 94. The l > est S.HJ-H : It na <
foreconn conolutlou fr\uu the prediotloni of
: ho rt'i-poiiKlUio evchnniro liaukeri vi'-tenlay
; hat unotherkhlpment of gold would bo m.ido
inlay and probubij others mill IoKn ) > the
nook U oxer. The luiMin-M lu thostiKlc o\ .
shaiuio IH enormous and It Is fruitless to nni >
* nj from tlio ordinary linneHiies nml
radltlmu of the buMno-v The plain fuel U
ihathliUof ecli.tnsiwhich would , under
mlliiAry i-troumi > t-ince * , Hud a perfectly
vady luatket. nro bolnif rojwusl by the
eadlnt ; l/ondon bauVers , thus | imrtlcally
'orclnp the ahltuiu-nu of spoole from tlil U1e.
I he fault lies not in the tirm * whioe billnro
ilius kiuplclou . .v hnndled. but In the London
i.AiiVlm : con inn nlty as n wholiThiMom -
iiiunity is in a tite : of nervous ncprohciifciOu ,
which oaiioit to throw ab > olutoly im-r-
joard it ound and normal tr.vlltlonis The
racntkw In exchniuonn'onlyonoof the many
Vkiiltn.hen iho HrltUh nnnncli-rs have lo
'Oiui ' > vttont n > po\t < r < Hj their isjuxnlmlty , It
Ull lw | H > > > | bli ) to forv ca t the future lth nn
ippnuoh to arcurato Judement.
rinnnclnl Xoten.
lUt.TiuouK. June INCo | rlnF , SI.9I7:70 ;
valnnooi , K4t,4M. ; Mouciy 4ver pvnu
Nsw \onx. Jtjne . S4-ClcarlnK . Wi.VNTS ) ;
, . Juno t4. CI't > rIne * . . . .
l.SM4.fA3. Money , ! 4 jmr cent ,
nK-eon New VorV.vaiOe dUcMuni ,
-JUio. Juno J4 , Money toady and un-
ixl. Now lork exclmnco , ! v premium ,
I13.441.CVX ) . Stirling xch ufo wa
ntnndy nttl.M < { for sixty-day bills nnd
for
Tin : Money Murkol.
Nrw VOIIK , Jiinn 2 < . Mor r.vox(3Ar.t/
rnnxliiK from I'i ' 'i ' per cents Ia t lorin , 2 !
percent ; oldfod nt'Jti.
I'lllMB MKItCANTIt.B I'AFBlt Mft7 ( percent ,
HTKiii.i.Nfi HxciiAsdK-Qiilut nut Htronj n
II. H1U for sixty. day bills and ! 1.8 > ' ( for da
matin. Tlio total sales ( if stocks today wnr
Kf.M ilrireo.
The folluwltift wuro the closln ; prices ni
bonds :
IJ. S. 4s , reuMlTO'l. ' . .IIMiM. K. A T. ( in
II. H. 4 , cniipniH. . . ll'i ' Mlitiml l t'nlmi
IW N. .1. font Int Tort. . '
1(11 ( Northern 1'nc. lat.1. . 'lift
I'rtcillc , 1 of ' itw ilu V.I < .III !
l.iitil'l'itri Stntnp 4 § . . 61 ! Nnrtliwott * romoH. .Ml
Tonnu < 8ea .N. 8. . . .IOi ) ilo ilcbcnturo ri . .1(11T (
do in . .IOJH St. 1 * A I. M ( Jon. 5i T
ilo : IK ' I , . A-H. K.Oi-n. M , ID IV
Ciinnita Southern 2 < nt
t'entrnl I'nrlllo 114 . .IOH HI I1. ( J. A I1. l t . . . in
I ) . Alt.J. ( lit * ULj T. IV I , . O. Tr. HrH. Si't '
ilo 4 SlijiT. I1. II. (1. ( Tr. ItL-tv .1L |
I ) \ It. li. Went. lull Til'l tnlon t'.icllln Uti. . . . '
' ' ' , H $ I Woit Hhoro. lUi
St. K. .Vr.ien'lYi 'i : ridl
ItoHton Moox Murknt.
N. Minn. , Juno ai. Tin ! following wore
thu eloiliu prices on stosks In tlm lloslon
stock nmrkut today.
Itiitik ol' lOiiKliind Itiillldii.
I.ovtio.vhum'Jl. Amount of bullion wllh-
( Irnwii from thu Hunk of Kn luml on bfilancu
tudiiy , JLW.OOO.
I'lll'iH lltitlt I'H.
I'AIIIS , , liiiio24. Tlnoo per cent routes , OSf
"Oc tin tinaccount. .
Denver .MiningHtoiMiH.
DKNVRII. Colo. , Juno ' 'I.-Mining ( ; notitloni :
today closed :
San I'ranolHL'o Mining QiiotaliotiH.
HAN KIIANOISCO , .IiiiiuSI. Thu olllolntalutiiix
ijiiiitntlons for mining stocka today \\oro as
f ollows :
Altn 70 Oplilr SOI )
Hulwer. . . 4 ; , 1'otoal OTJ
llelclier -15 Hiivnco l.Vi
HeiUA llolchor 7f , Sierra Ncvniln. . . . . . . I'.K )
lloilh ) Cenidlldntcil. . li > 5 Union Con. . . . . . , . . . .VU )
Iriiwn I'lVlnt IW Utah . . . . f > 5
( iiiulil , V t'urrjr 125 Volliitr Jacket KIJ
llalcA Xorcross IhU Com IX )
Mcxlrnn WKi Nov. Q . 'fi
Mono yi ll. I lie
Niivjiji ) 2. ' , N. II. 1 75
St. r/oiil.s . Minili' ; Stocks.
ST. I.otris. Mi ) . , .Iiino Bl. Tlm inarliot wim
dull and sales woru trllllni ; lirunioiiiit toilny.
'I IID followliiK lilds ttoro inailu on u.ill :
Ail.inn Hi ) M. llrotMi. . . .
American HT'iilPat ' .Murphy. v
mini-till Hum Silver AKO. . ISO
iil/.iilic : \Kt \
Mt. Ki'y. . 41'i Viimii bO
Trailo 'I'alk.
dlllCAdO , JiuiuSI ICcnmitl , Hopkins Si C'o.
to H. A. MuWhortnri Wliuiit lias lioou dc-
pressi'd by the lite In-art who htivo sold very
lat-Kisly on HID llt.o wont her nnd the prospoutH
of oiirly ic-L'ulpts. KorolKiiiidvlei'ssliowa wuiik-
MCSS , but. hardly In kcoplntf with thu doprL-s-
hlon on I his sldo , and a liberal souport Imsl-
n ss Is reported from the seaboard. The
Ntronp doinaiid for caih wheat shows lltslit
Btooks with millers who buy from hand to
mouth , ns i-ompullcd by lounl demand for
Hour , but the ovurHluidowliiK Inlliionoo Is the
brilliant weather nml the eiiuoiiraKiuOut It af-
fonlH to the beiirlcldy Inclined to put out short
linos. Conservative tradeis thlnlt there
has been break euoiiKh for the
present nnd n rally la due.
especially an thorn Is some prospect of re
newed rain In the harvest ilolUH.
Corn and O.ita The line weather Is responsi
ble for the weakness , but reeelpts arc Inerons-
liiK. nml It Is argued that holders will bo moro
anxious to rcaltre If the perfect condition now
existing should prevail for any considerable
time. I'orn looKs like a purchase on Its inur-
UH , ns only OhloiiKO prices are bolnn paid at
some Interior points on account of local
scarcity. Stocks of oats are moderately
lar e. No fear of nn oversold market , and
the trade is very bearish. There Is con o-
iiueutly little resistance to downward pres
sure.
I'rovlslons-Conslilerlnii the weakness In
Kraln provisions held up well. It Is not alone
that shorts are buylnir. there Is Kixxl Invest
ment huylm ; us well. Just now the market
looks In bett r shape fora small rally than
for any further decline.
NKW YOIIK , JunoB4. ICennott. Hopkins. Co.
to S. A. MeWhorter The market opened
steady , notwithstanding London was dull and
hud few orders at the opening , but any ten
dency which prices had to Improve was
checked early uy an advance In rates of ox-
chance and by the oncngrinont of J.VHVKO of
Kolil for tomorrow. The advance In exchange
was duo to the scarcltv of conmorelal : bills
and to the dllllculty in Kettlnj ; Dills dis
counted In London nnd on the continent. In
a general way the current news has been
rather favorable to a better miuket , Dela
ware. I.aokawanna Western has been In
duced to withdraw Its reduced tarllT to cer
tain points. Thu crop reports nto tine and
money Is easy. Hunks have Rained since Fri
day nearly U.O 0,000 In sub-treasury oporn-
tlou < . Ht. I'aul Is certainly showing i.p hand
somely In on rn I nps. and Its prospects nro tine.
Northwestern for Mny snowed a decline of
M6SfiJi. vUt the mouth was one day short of
that ( it last year , which would reduce the do-
llclency considerably. Silver la quiet and
steady around tl.Ot. A tt'iod ' deal ot silver
bouuht at low prices was hold o\it on the re-
eent buliso and the marketliiKof those hold
ings has Riven the price a check. The RC . - eminent
inent boiiKhl today : llXj ounces. Thu stock
market had a weak undertone , ulosltii ; near
the bottom prices. Sales
OJ1.4 MIA 1.1 1 fi S fUCK.
OMAHA. Juno B4. tsfli.
OATTI.K Oftlclal rocoluts ot cattle WS
is conuiared wlthB,10J vesterdny unit 1.47S
Wednc-dny of last week. The market > MIS
slow and lower on evorythlnc except deslrablo
crudes. Handy fat beeves were steady ;
ithers So to UVj lower , seorlnit a decline of 15o
to 25o this week. The best grades of butcher
stock was about steady ! othctcradi'S were lOc
lo 15o lower. Teeders wor j llfoles * .
lions oniolnl rcootut * of hoct flB02
n compared with 7l.'it : , yest rilixy and o.O'.11. )
Wednesday of last week. The market \tas
steady to. "KJ lower. All were hold , thenrlees
paid was f4.UVft4.4J. the bulk fellltiR at t .B ; a
i.n. : I.k-hu t.io < 2M. : i heavy. * i. : iU40 : mlxeil.
> l.Vti : ) . The averaae of the prices paid w.is
M.B > as eompari-il with J1.3I yeatertlay nnd
M.XkiedneMlayof ! last week.
SIIKKPThere were no fresh receipts of
ahoep. The market was strong and the
leinand const. intly Is In excess of receipts.
Natives ! .7.ViWi.05 ; westerns , ti.5Kl-\05 , Gixiil
W to TO Ib lambs t5.Ooqo.B5.
n-ul ) ) - ( ) ol' Stock.
Olllctal recoluta and dUpo-iltlon of stock as
ihnwn Uy the IxxiUsof the Union Moi'kyimls
roi.ipiiny for the twenty-four hours ending at
S o'clock p. m..JuneBl , I 'JI :
IIKCKH'TS.
PIIKKP. > A M'l.'s.
Cur * . IlcnJ. Cxr . C r .IIU-a.t. Hevl
IlcnJ.ws
ws S.VUJ
1)ISI\SITION.
i..1 0 :71
A woman tnay seW and a Woman may spin ,
And a Woman may WbrIC all day ,
ButLu/y / § % TA uS p comes into her house
Then Vanish all troubles aWay.
I'O. . 850 4 10
RTOUKGIIS AND
. ' 13. . OU7 II M
WB r.it CATTIJ- : .
N'o. Av. Pr.
07 htecrs , Toxtins toO 8.'b5
t IiiciiKU Ijlvo Stook Alnrkot.
CitiCAOn , Jiiiioil.-jt peclalToleKrain to THE
Hui : . ] The most cncnnrjiKlni ; thlni ; to ho said
of today's eattlo miirUot Is that In a ceneral
way U was no worse than on yesterday and
Monday. The supply was larie and generally
of poor quality , while the demand lacked ur
gency and wasoonterfed In the bettor gr-ules.
At the recent docllno. which In grades
below nood"amonntsto vaiue per 100 uounds.
there was a lar o volnnio of sales , but as
owners were all lo-dng money tliqtu WIIH little
comfort In that lit-'t. . The ran u of prices was
wide , namely , Jl.lKX3G.'J. > . However , thnro wus
not much trading around extremes. Sales
helow 81.75 were as rare as were these
above 158' . J.UOGf > .7U bnylii- ( the bulk of
native * and & . ' .SAU3.50 beni' the urevaillna
prices forToxan entile. Of the latter there
wore about C.OJO fresh arrivals , making over
16noo for the first half this weolc. Quotations
now ranjie at if I.l > v.i7. . : ' > for Inferior to choice
cows , heifers and bulls ; 81. 75(24. ( BO for stockers
iin.1 feeders , fi''V&G.M ' ' for shlpplnK steers , nnd
JI.2.VSS.OO for Texas cattle.
Although there WUB sonio trading In IIORS
nt better prices than could have been obtained
toward the close of yesterday's market , there
Was no Koneral ailvance ; In fa-r. common
Hrados wore not taken freely at that day's
prices. The largest part of the snpiily was
welched at M.l. > ii .M. There wore few trades
at * l.57 > i < 3I.GO and ono or two at Sl.M ,
while little pips and culls were slow at . ' .50 ®
4.00. Hcceiuts were M.tOO and total for the ex
pired portion of this week U',000 In excess of
! hc number received for the same time last
week. Duly a few HOITR werocarr.od over and
the market closed steady at f4.iOl. , " > 5 for poor
to prime lots.
The Kvenlni ; Journal reports : OATTLC--UO-
celpts , ir > ,0 0 : shipments , 4,100. Jlarket sto.uly
it yesterday's price" ! prime to ovtra steers ,
M.HO@ . : U : others. J.V X3.j.i'0 ' crassers , W.lW ®
4,7."i ; Texans , f-V..ViJl.M ; cows. S'-VJ-V LrO.
HoiiS liecelpts , V\W ( ; shlpmonts , 12.00X
Market active and steady ; ronxh and com-
iiiiii. Jl.'J.KijUO ; , , . | xed nnd packers , j.4. < 3,4.5l ;
irlmo heavy and butcher weights ,
ight , f4.4C < S,4.r \
i' Ueceliets. F.COO ; shipment' : . 4.0JO.
Market Irresular : natives , J4.Wi5ii.Vi"i ! ; Toxins
ins , M.SU&l.itt ; westerns. M.45if4.00j lambs ,
* 4.0CK3G.50. _
Kansas City Live Stock .Alarkct.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. . June 21. CATTLE Uo-
ceipts. II.1SO ; shipments , i'.O-.M ; market dull
mil lower ; steers ! J."iOOo.sU ; cows. 41.5031.10 :
stockeis and feeders , Ju.iOfta.W ) .
lions Kccolpts. S.7JD ; shipments. i.CSO ; mar
ket strong to 2'iu ' higher ; bulk , Sl.VJ'idil.BO ;
ill crudes. $ ; i.5ai,43.
SUBI ; ! ' Uecolpts , ISO ; market steady.
St. IjoulH Ijlvo Stock 'Market ,
PT. Lot-is , Mo , Juno : ! . CATTLE Horolpts ,
tS H ) ; shlpmcnu a.7W ) : natlxes , strong ; Tex-
nnsslow ; fair to choice iintlvo steers ,
G.IHI ; Texiins nnd Indians. S1.40S4.0J.
lloos Hece'pts , 3,0.0 ; shipments. 630 ;
i.arket . sti-onc ; he.ivy , t4.50O4,60 ; mi.\ed$4.loO
.55 ; llcht. M.ar.34.50.
031.1 11.4. irutJsEti.lItE MA UKKTS.
The following nuotatlons represent the
ir.ces at which choice stock Is billed out on
oraer- unless otherwise tOated ;
ONIONS llermuda. per case , tiffli Callfor-
ila , S'ic per Ib.
CAiHiAnc Home grown. COe perdoz. or S'4
B-4Cper Ib.
SOUTIIEUN CAUi.tri.owF.il I'er dozen. 11.50.
NEW I'OTATOES 1'ortt ) , Slic.
TOMATOKS l-'uio ) 'stock , per crate. J-.ViVS
NBW HKKTS I'er tloi ; iaao. :
I'KAS I'er bushoi box. ll.iiSl.W ; DOT Is buihol
box , We. , ,
CfCfMiir.il * Per diw , 3fiOc.
oiTHBiix HEASWUX. . 7.Vper H bushel
> ox ; strimi. WiMoo JW JT bu hel Dox
I'OTATOKS Homo grOKn stock Intern small let
torn the store. Jl.lu. '
Vc pordoz.
y. t .M pfr linshol.
Flour.
Omnha milling eompnnj , Hellanco , Patent.
i-POj Invincible I'.iU'iu , Ji.sOj lx > no frtnr ,
iitienative. riM ; huonllake , tilO ; 1'ancy
'iimlly. ( I..U. , ,
K. T. Davis mill company. High Patent Nix 1
nnd Cream. ti0 ; lllue 1) ) . . full pctent , f..M ;
lawkcye. half pntonu , f2.5 ! ; > peclal Itoyal'
latent No. 10. KltM ; .Minnesota latent , t.ff ;
vansus llnnl Wheat ; pttent , { . ' .CO ; Nebraska
prlne Wheat , pritenroft.W.
S. I. tJlllman's Ch.W Modul. tiW ; Hnow
White. li.V ) ; ? nofl.iku.J3.10 ; low iradc. .
Queen of the 1'antry. r. K ) : bran. II.I.CC :
Chopped feed. j iCH ) ; Minnctota Superlative ,
"k U Welch * Co. . Welch's Itcst. SiMi : Crown
'rlnce.S .70 ; Minnesota Chief. ii a ; tplcndid
Family , tilO ; fr'tralght. tl.co.
KrcKh I'ruils.
ntACKnKimiKS 1'cr cuae. Ji7 : > -
HU < I"K UAM'iir.uiUKS-l'or Chu' . ii.OX
CiiKiiin Calif > rnla. per 10-lb box. fl.CS ;
G.I.LS : : kuiithcru cherries , il. 5 per drawer of 19
qii rix
OiiAMits l.os Anseles , Mat : Medlterran-
> nn kwrcit. H..1 !
TUXAU I'cAi IIE < I'er H bushel ttox. S.V.
# TBAWiiriuiuMl > Miuri i > t ek. t..o ( fct.ttner
"t qiiiirt ca c. Iowa tuvw. ti35 p r ea > -
CiKCKN liOOSKllEHIUCS IVr 4 llllltrt C.lf-e
iS ei .Vt ; drawer of Uiunrt > , fl.7.viU.Xl. (
IM-NBAiTLiw-rcr nor , Jiift
u > cV , per tox. K.S5 ; fanur ,
.
IU.VASAS Per bunch. MWCHIW for fancy
hlpplns > to k. _
Country I'rortucc ,
POfLTiiV The wcclnts of olJ fo U a re lit tie
Ifht and sales of cooa block are made nt tSO
tit ( .0. sprln ; chlckcoi are t > comtD ; tuoro
plenty and are snllliu at $ .I.OO'&l.fO per tin/ .
The ( lurks arriving are mostly small and go
ill nhonl tl.H > . Turkeys. dc per Ib.
llrrrnn A very lar o proportlonof the but
ter Is selling at loo.
Kens The receipts of ogzs nro moderate ,
and the market holdi at I4t(0l4"c. (
II AV Host upland , J'J.uOiMJ.oU ' ; peeler grades ,
.lllll.V A. MCSIIANK. FlIAN'K 0. CONDON
McShanc & Condon ,
INVIiSTMHNT BANKHKS ,
300 S. 13th St. First National B nlc BuildIng -
Ing , Omaha. Nob.
Ik'nl In < ticlf ( < , liiindt. nci-urltliM , ruin n T.'l il ( !
per , otc. Nivithttu loam on IIIIJIMVO I Om ili.i renl
ostiito. Short tlino toiiiM , with bink sto.'k , oren all
npprovcd collatural M
WKHTKltX J'ACKIAtt JfiTKJtKSTN
Notnhli : IncruiiHo in tlio IloucIptH ol'
lloK-f Over IjiiHtVcok. .
CINCINNATI , O. , Juno Ul. fSpacial Tolo-
cram to Tin : Bin. : | Tomorrow's 1'ri'jo Cur
rent will say the week's Ducking In the west
has bcon 'j.tCOJ : ! hoh's , against 2-25,000 the
preceding week and II.IO.OOO last year , niakliiu
a total of : ii ! 10,000 since March 1 , apilns
lir,000 < ) a year ago. Loading places com
pare as follows ;
A very small pill but a vorv gooa ouo. Do
Witt's Little Eiirlv Ulscrs.
INDIAN OUTKAGK3
How Sufl'urcrs Slaj" Obtain Damnfjes
1'roiu the Govcriiinont.
Thcro arc thousands of people throughout
tto western status who linro lost property
and stock at the hands of the Indians. Some
of thorn have romovoJ far from the scene of
thuir loss , talcing with the in only what
scorned necessary to sustain life. Indeed ,
when they had escaped danger they were
eompolled to ngnln communco their battle
with the world , as they had before they woio
driven from their homo.
Those people Imv6 a valid claim against
thu government. It is a claim which , in Jus
tice to themselves nnd families as also to the
government , they should prosecute.
Thousands of such claims have been projo-
cuied and allowed.
Many people , however , nro deterred from
cndcavoriiiR to collect for those outrages , by
tlio delay ecraisinncd , the unxloty resulting
from thu fact that the collection must bo con
ducted so fur from homo and by the addi
tional fear of the expense they will have to
undergo.
These of course are weighty reasons , but
they should bo no longer entertained. It was
the consideration of those diOlculties which
led to the organization of THE Bin : BUREAU
ovCi\i.Ms. This bureau will do away with
delays in the collection of claims. Hy this it
docs not moan that the claims
can bo collected Immediately. Uather
that the bureau will see the
application tf Uos its older on the file. This
ot course will require tinui , but it is time
which will puss all the more quickly when a
claimant knows his demand is in good hands.
With regard to anxiotv , Tin : Bic : HIMKAU
or CI.U.VH will do iiwny with that also. The
applicant will bo r.tioruict ) Immediately
whether or not his ol.iim is valid. If valid , it
will bo pushi'd for nil it is worth. Ho can
rest assured , therefore , that no delay will bo
encouraged.
Tin : UIB BriicAU or Ci. VIMS tlso will do
away with all extortion. In every instance
when the law sots th6 fee that ruling will bo
respected. When an award 1ms been ob
tained only a reasonable fee will bo charged.
Applicants will bo expected to bear the ex
pense of their applications , affidavits , etc. ,
in their own cities. Tin : BIK : Urmuu or
UI.U.MS will bear the expenses in Washing
ton. Every claimant should immediately Hie
his claims with Tin : UEU'S UUUBAU oi'Ci.AiMs
in OMAHA.
_ _
Go nnd do likewise. . If your wniskors are
grizzly and unbecoming use Buckingham's
Dye and they will look ns when you wore
younger.
OinaJin
The World-Herald , which Is neither fish ,
llosh nor good rod herring' , Is weakening in
Its contest with TUB But : . Last year the
latter paper hail the enterprise to employ n
special train to Grand Island on Sundays at
a cost of $ M for each train. By this means
It served Its patrons nt that point and at in
termediate points , and from these to other
points off the railroad , from several hours to
nearly twenty-four In advance of the regular
mail service.
Last November the World-Herald asked to
Join Tin : BUK in this special service by pay
ing half the expense , and Tun Btt : : con
sented. But about .luno I the W.-II. draw
out , thus leavln.T the fidl tnttrtlu to 7i ? Itce.
.Yo Ixttcr rrfilcncmil ( / l/iis runtii /uniU.'irtt '
othejnd that tlie lice ( . , .limiidnHw * i > f < ) lini ; ,
tltelnicilinn ( of the tt'urU-lltraU ,
j'titso.\.i t. IMit.KUt.i 1'iis.
Mrs. .T. H. Pnrccll with her two children
left yesterday for a visit nf two weoUs with
her parents and. ether relatives at Uunlup , la.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. MetcaU of Boston
arrived In tno city Tue day night on their way
homo ( rum a ten months' trip through Now
Mexico nnd California. Mr. and Mrs Met-
calf were In Oinahu twenty-six years ago.
They came then up the Missouri river nnd
were on the Monmboat that brousht the first
load of railroad iron that was to IK ? used In
the construction of the L'num Pacific Mr.
nml Mr * . Metculf will remain In the city a
few days.
Use Haller's Sarsaparius ana Durdock , the
great blood purifier.
RUBBING IT IN ,
In support of n resolution to advertise
In TUB BKB , Councilman E. P. DwvU
"Somo tlmo nf-Q we adverlisad in Use
World-Harold , Uut s it was rowd by only
n few , wo recaived no bids. "
The resolution was unaniinously
adootcd.
OMAHA
(
DIRECTORY.
AWNINQ3 AND TENTS.
malm Tout & Awn
ing Co-
KlniM. Jlnimiiooln , Oil anj
KlllihurClolhlntt. Hi'ndler
cntiiloitno. Illil ( 'iirnnni.
BIOYOLBS.
A. II , Pcrrigo&Oo. , 0. D.ixon ,
AIIMnVoi , All 1'rlco.i , All Sol.l . on Month !
1'iirti.
131ft Doilco Street. ( nrnnm St. , Onwtn
BOOK BINDERS & ST ATIONB R
Omaha Republican Printing Oj. ,
Ijiw tirlafs , bank Biippllix , nn < l ovorytliliii In tti
prlatlnit 11 no.
Mtii nnit Doiul 11 lrcot < .
Ackormnnn Bros. & Hcintze ,
Printerlilndor * , cloclrotn'Orj , blnnk liooit ranmi
fiuttirer * .
lllCiIlnwnrl tr'i > t. Onnhi.
BOOTS AND SHOE3.
Charles A. Ooo & Go. , Kirkeiitlnll.Jone'i&Oi '
Miinufnctnreri uuil job- Wliolcnnlo Mnnnfacliir'i
tiers. AKonK for HoMon Hub
tier Shoo Co. , IIIK , 11UI
HOT Howard street. nml HUH Humor 81.
Williaim , Van Aor- 7v.lMio"rs7&"rjr
nam & Harte , Fhoi" rnptory , Coriior Illl
nivl Diiuul.u nti. i I'm.
1212 Iliirnoy street , hn. Mcrclmtiti Invltu
Omnha , Nob. tocnll AH 1 i-T'imlno.
BOXES. I DUTOHBJRg
John L. Wilkio , Loui3 Holler ,
Omnlinpaporlior fm-tory Hutchi > r ' nnd I'ackeri
1:117-1119 : lii.U : . 'Pools A Snppllns. Hoof
lioir \ sheep cnln : .
Orders promptly llllo 1. UIIi-llH.lai'k on St.
OARRtAQES , BUGQIE3 , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Omnlm's Lnrzost Variety
WAtiONS ANI1
CAUIUAaiCS
CARPETS. | CLOTHING.
Omaha Oarpot Oo. , Gilraord & Ruhl.
Cnrpcts , ol ! cloth i , mvt- Mnnnfnctiirer * A Whole-
tinescurtilnwodioil sain Clothtort ,
1511 Doiiilu strost I1W llnrney St.
CIGARS.
West & Fritsohar ,
Mnnufncturers nne
Jobbers of leaf tobacco * .
1011 Fnrnnm street
xCOAt , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooka anl Ooutant & S
Lima Oa. Hnrdnnd oft coil ship-
llnrrt nnit 'oft coil. t > -r * ,
B. E. Cor. lilth unl Douj- 1303 Fnrirni strojt ,
lii Htrcct * . Omah i
Mount & GriflTia , P. II. Mauonay & ( b.
IlarJ Conl Soft.
213S. 14th strait ,
OKIrm Fl.1 N. 10th nn.l cor.
Omnhn , Nob. 10th nnd DoiiKlat 'tJ.
American Puol Oo. Howall & 03. ,
Shippers nnd rtc.ilari la
nnthrnclto nnd Ulta- S17S. 14th strcot ,
mlnoiit cotl. :
Onmha , Nob.
215 S. 15th atreot.
Nebraska Fuel 03. , Johuson Bros. ,
213S. 13tiatro3t ! , Oil FnrniimSircot ,
Omaha , N'ob. Oninhr , Net ) .
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornice Works F ,
Manufacturers ofOulvan- (5nlvanl70 < 1 Iron cornices ,
Ui-il Iron Cnrnlca Dormer wtmlow ! * , ildor
Wlndo wen p * . tin1 tnltC' Xy- cnji" , tin lal * etc. Tin
etc. 1110 nnd 111 } Iron and Mnto roofer.
Ilodiia 9t. Sll Faniain St.
CEMENT AND LIME.
J , J , Johnson & Co. ,
J1SB. 13th atratt ,
Omaha , Neb.
DRY GOODS.
IT. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry
Goods Oo.
) fornlshlnt ,
ry pooils ,
. Dry irooil , notion * , iront *
KOOiU , notrons.
: or. 11 th nnd Hownn ! iN. Cornorlltti n I lliirnoy
BLEOTBIOAL SUPPLIES.
DKTU01T- AUTOMATIC
Wolf Electrical Oo. Electric Motors
Illustrated Catilo : U3 nml Dyiruno' . Catalogue
fruo. fri'o. II. A. Klnnoy.liun'l
1C14 Cniittol Avenue. Aiit. S3i-3.V.Y.IUu IIMV.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Pnrlin , Oroudorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Co. , General irc'torn agent
'orncr.lonos nnd 9th sti. Skandla 1'lon i"o ,
Uin.'dm , Nob. 1.1l9-ia.'il Sherm in nvo.
FLOUR.
E. L. Welch & Co. , B. T. Davis Mill Co. ,
101 ! N. IGth street. C. O. Underwoot ,
J. KMcCray. . Manacer. SInnacer at Omiav
till at Henderson , Minn. Cor. 8tli and Jack oa stv
S. F. Oilman , Omaha Milling Co. ,
Merchant Millers
1014N. 16th itraL
OlUco and Mill U13 Noith
' . li niack - Manacer. ICth Street.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Beebe & Runyan Fur-
) owey & Stone Fur
niture 03. nitura Oo.
, 8ucco or > to C.A. llcebo
Kurnlture and carpets 4 Co , .
1115-1119 Karnam street , Ornco and 13th St' .
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
'chneider ' & Loomis , J. T. Robinson Notba
Oo. ,
obbers and Importers of CJcnt ' fiirnlihlaunoti
DotlciD > and furnl hln ; m'fir celubr.iti'.l brinl
| lneV Hin' uycrnllt.
pnnt . tlilrH. coati. Bto.
111) ) llow.-.nl Htfat. Cor. I'ilh un4 Howard ill.
JLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Kennird Glass and J. A. Fuller & 03. ,
Paint Co. ,
(03-nr.1 Harncystrojt.
Uaiah * , Ncti. Omahx
Oummings , Blake , Bruca i J )
Omaha. Neb. Oraiha , Nch.
GROOBBIE5.
Allen Bros. , McCord , Brady & Oj.
1114 Hum/ lthauil Itoarenworth
Oautw , .Sebrnifca.
GUN HOWDHR.
Hush G. Olark.
Alii ,
fun
iilj LLt.-i.tJ
GRAIN AND P3.OVI3I
Tonorny Bryan , S , A , MoWhortor
IlroVers , prorltlons 311 lut Null lUnk , rtrokert
nnd Mocks. ; H5 H. 14th I'rlvnto wlro < to ! "o
St. I'rlnitowlro lo Chi- York , Uhlciuo Anil Ht.
nito. St. lMi \ nnd No IT IjOUtf. C'nsh grain
Vork. buiiuht for nil mnrkeu
Oookroll Bros. ' F , 0. Swnrtz & do ,
. I'rlTOto wlroi Hrokcrs.OMln.l'rOTlstoni
to New Vork , Chlcngo A etc. I'rlvnto nlro to SL
St. l.oul , Special inten nint ChlcuKO. Ollloo
tion iflrun to truck hdls In lut NMI llnnktnmlin.
on iiialn. 1st Nnt'l Ilitnk. , S. onmlm
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wilholmy Oo Loe-Olark-Androosaa
HarJwarj Oo.
Cor , tOth nail Jnokion ' .
103-1110 Itfttner strait ,
Onmlin. Oinnhn Nrl ) .
IRON WOR1CS.
Pnxton & Viorling Omnha Safe & Iron
Irnn Works. Works
,
Wroncht nml cnst Iron
biillilttitf wnrk , eiiKlnc * . Mnmif'ri flronml biirslnr
hrn work , uonoral proof i > nfe' , rnydts , J.ill
fomnlry. nnirlilne nn 1 Kink. Iron shutters unit
tiliicktinttli work. U. I * . tire o c t > r . ( J. An-
Itr. iitultTtti su dreen.lltliAJacksonatl
Wilson & Drake ,
M'f'K tutnilar fluei , lira
box boilers , tnnk4 , otd.
IM rconml 19th streets.
LIQUORS.
Her & Oo. , William D > ir3t ,
tjquor Merolnnti. Wlnoi , Utpion inl Cl-
III'J tl'iriiDy strjjt. .
Mnniifurtar'M ! < < ) ( ! iill KMi.
ICiist InitlivlllUorj. 1.113 l'iniuu : HU , OmVit
L. Kirsoht& Co. , Trick & Herbcrta
\Vhole < nle l.lipior Uonlcr ) Wl > olcsntol.lquorlo ljr
1001 rnrnnm Street SOI $03 S. lOtb St.
R. R. Grotto ,
Importer nml Johbar ot
\Vlnei and Mipmr * ,
1070 nnil IIWJ Fnrnnm St.
I'rlcn ll < ti on niuillcn.tlon.
LUMBER.
Q. W. Douglass & Go John A. Wakefiekl ,
Ini porter ] , Amerlcnn.l'or
Ilnnltvooit Immbor , Inmt CVnient.Mllninika
llyiiruullu fcmcnt nnJ
1310 North loth Strojt. yuliioy Wlilto Mine.
Charles R. Lao , Wyatt-Bullard Lum
Hnriltvnoil liilnt > or , wooJ ber Oo.
cariii'ts nml parijuet
tleorltij . Xth nnit Iianl Strooti ,
h nacl
Cndy & Gray , Lenis Bradford ,
l.lme , cement , cto. , oto Lumber , Ihnoc(3m3ntrot ( )
cor , Vth niul Uouglns stroot.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stonebill , I. Oberfoldor & Co. ,
Mllllncrf , Notions Importers and Jobbers In
flo.iks , Kla Slllllnerj- .
203,210nnd 812 South lltb.
110-1 IS S. ICthSt , Omulm tr 'l.'t.
MUSICAL JNSTRU.\I3Nr3. ETO
Max Meyer & Bro. Oo. A. Hospe , Jr. ,
M'fVJoweler * , iloulorj In 1'lnnos , Or nni , Artists'
mnatcnl ln truiuuiit ,
etc. , .Materials , IUc. ,
Knrnnm nnJ inth. l.'iU Doiiel.ii Street.
OILS.
Consolidated Tank
Line Oo.
Hcflnotl nnd ItibrlCAtlni
oil , nxlo Krc.'iio , ot3.
U. II. Until , Minror.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Ribbel & Smith , Schroo'.hr ' &
Denlera In country prod- Citib lmyor < liutDr : ill
uuu , fruits , ve otablos , ( V M , an I u-juor.il CJ 11-
. cto. mhtlon merctiaati ,
120" llownrd street 42.1 South 11th street
Robjrt Purvis , E. B. Branch & Cb. ,
1217 Hownnl street I'roilnco , frulti of-ill
Write for prlcni on but kiiulj , oysters ,
ter , ogit * , poiillr/ . and Kith & , llnruoy tro3t
Hume.
Kirschbraun & Sons , Jos. A. Olark & Oo.
cheese.
IJutter ,
Butter CMS and poultry poultry nnd gaino ,
lOW Howard street. CO1. ! South 13th street
L Randazzo & Son ,
211 South 12th Street.
KorelKii .tlfcirnostlo FrulM
KlorlilnOrniiKO'i A Sicily
Fruit * . Hrahch liouse , 7
N. Polcrj St , Now Orl'm
PAPER. | RUBBER G'DS ,
Carpenter Paper Oo. , Omaha Rubber 03. ,
Cnrry n full Ktook of Manufacturing ant
prlntlni , ' , wrapiiliiK ami berd ull klnd
nrllln < paper , ciirJ pa liuodi.
per , etc. 10)3 Farni'U 5
SEEDS. STOVES.
Emersoa 820. !
eed irrowor , rteiUri l > Stavj fio'j L ,
Kardcn "jr.ua , t-r.ita ul
Maiufa-tiir's ml
tree seed I ,
l.1-l.'l South 15th. to
13IJ-1215
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETC.
OoV Bolm Sas'o & 'Door 63
M. A. . Disbrow & ; ,
Manufacturers of puh.MMUf | fturer if mou
iloor . blind * and , Inm. tillnds. diorj ,
Mouldlncs. tlranch of ctccwl
flee. I''IU and Isard. sti ICth and CUrk rlrfcli.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Engina & A. L. String & SoaJ ,
Pump Co. ,
Ilallldnr wind mllli. 9H
and ; ' 'J Joaoi > u ( i. K.
Uo9 > , actlni ; manajcor. Omaha. Neil
, COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS.
Consolidated
Company ,
KKandllld Harnor il
Omaha , Neb ,
TOYS. | BILLIARDS.
H. Hardy & Oo. , The Hninawick-Balk
Collontler Oo
oy , dolM. albumfanor n ,
iouiufuniHIiliu Illl ir I 'in.in illvi ,
' H.ilriinflit.iril
i , clilldrun'i cart - 4V7 M < H. Uth ilrijJ'
t1.11'J Karnam it. Oiimti *
SOUTH OMAHA.
INION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
LIVE STOOK : COMMISSION.
A. D. Boycr & Co Iluutur Green ,
9-W Kirhiinif : > > llullilliu , Dull'llai
Houth OmitliA. boulU
! . J. Ooffmau , Bm.loy
& ( Jo , ,
K Kidmnxu
Huutli
* 1T * " GUV * 0 I I O CT KT V
is I nTalfOUKi"cU ;
ACt
I4U.IM r. . - / 1 > uvcrtl UMK lunnl < * o-
frrtat a i r p. t ? cti curts vttm IcUMr * | x 4
tn-t tvnii Ut MMI fcM74trci In * , 53 fU t J
21. 0 , tf I > r9T Ui c.f I toiil &an ( ) yiiX It *
ftt DH * * .ECII7y XAJJ7 , Et. P t L tfutw. '
* " "M " tVj'FVL-i JJImJ - , > ' IuV POI" . .T
fret *
IBofftrloj U
turtr d r. t
I will * n > Q k uufcU * m uw * ( x-Ufidi < x nt lnlri |
for feon corf , yitBB of ctu/ttk
alia irn.l.r l woik i tbuula t * rrM b7 ren
wli'l 14 bfTTOUl & 4fcjtlltltt < l. Q.4s ll
V. C. I/O WLKll , jaoodiui , (