THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : VHBDNESDAY. JUNE 12. 1880
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Doors Had Tholr Tarn at Wheat In
Chicago Yesterday.
THE OUT.LOOK IS FOR LOW PRICES
Corn nncl Onts Vnry But Ijlttta Tito
Quiet FcclliiB Continues In 1'ro-
vIslonH Cattle Suffer n.
Blight Decline.
CHICAGO rnonucE MAKKETS.
CnicAoo , Juno 11. [ Special TolcRram to
TUB line. ] The whont market ruleil lower
to-day , with the period of Rrentcst weakness
right nround the opening , when Juno was
quoted at TOJi'c , July 75fQT5 c , and December -
comber 75 @ 75 c. Vcry Jtttlo July could
bo sold QDOVO 7f > ; c , at llrst , but that Quota
tion proved to ho the Inslao for the day , nnd
the market was n stubborn nnd Improving
ono to the end. Trade was only of a moder
ate volume , and the session was not product
ive of sensational features. Cables wore
neither ono tlilntr nor the othernnd domestic
news was colored bcarlshly In nil particulars
except the llrmness ro the cash wheat mar
kets. Spot wheat and Juno wheat are at.
n substantial premium over now crop do-
llvorlcs hero and elsewhere In the West.
The market news from the outsldo commer
cial centers was not especially encouraghiK
nntl public sentiment may bo said to gener
ally favor the side of cheaper prices. The
friends of wheat have not abandoned the
field , however , nnd there was ; food buying.
In some quarters It Is believed that strong
parties nro "under the market , " with a view
to running a deal , but this opinion Is not
generally held , nnd , as a rule , it is openly
ridiculed. The Idea of a deal is not popular ,
evem with these who would llko to see the
market given u twist. The majority of these
who operated luat winter and spring ou what
somebody else was going to do , are still
wearing scabs and scars. Thcro is _ more
or less activity In the shipping
line , but no transactions In
volving big lines or oven good sized lines arc
reported. The export clearances arc next to
nothing to-day , though light loads are re
ported na having been worked. Juno wheat
sold up to TUJfc , and closed at Wytc , or % c
lower than .yesterday. July ranged from
75 ? c up to 70@70Jtfc and closed at 7GKc , a
loss of Kc , as compared with .Yesterday.
September ranged ? ! % @ 74&c , nnd closed at
73&C , or JjCc less than yesterday. December
Bold at 75 (3780 ( , and closed ut 7uc. The
improvement lu the weather nnd the decided
drop in wheat caused mi easier feeling to
prevail in the corn market at the
opening , but on the estimated receipts
for to-morrow becoming known a
firmer tone nnd advancing tendency
look the place of the earlier weakness. The
prlco changes were slight in the end from
these ruling nt the close of the day before ,
but what alterations there were favored the
bears , Juno and cash corn were unchanged ,
July nnd September each lost l-10c and Au
gust j c. The fluctuations were narrow , us
usual , nnd the interest In the market did not
appear to bo widespread.
Oats presented no important price changes
and only a fair speculative activity was
noted , the market ruling dull , and part of
the time after opening a trillo easy , with
some futures % c lower. There was an ad
vance of Ma tij.fc , the firmness resulting
principally from fair buying for the account
of shorts. July vas the favorite , nnd
the strength in that month helped
the others a trifle. Juno touched 22o and
July 22c , with some trading in September
at the split each way from 22c. Receipts
were liberal , grading chiclly No. 8 whlto and
No. 2 oats to go to store were quiet and
steady at 23 > @ 23tf c.
In provisions tbo quiet feeling lately wit
nessed is stilt the ruling feature. A little
more interest was shown , to day , but there
was no particular Increase in the volume of
business transacted. Snort ribs were bought
by "Wright and other shorts with some free
dom , but the packer who was the largest in
dividual buyer of this article , last week ,
found it convenient , or prices satisfactory ,
to drop a portion of his holdings ;
nnd while a seller .of short ribs
ho was , however , a larger purchaser than
usual of pork. _ Lard was the slowest line on
the speculative list. The local receipts of
bogs fell under the expectations but the ar
rivals at outsldo points made up In a meas
ure for the deficiency hero. For the product ,
prices all around averaged lower than yes
terday. Bttll , the decline actually sufforud
was small , amounting from2' @ 7 } ein pork ,
and 2V c in lard. Short ribs closed unchanged
to 2 > jo lower.
CHICAGO liIVE STOOa MAKKKT.
CHICAGO. June 11. [ Special Telegram to
TUB HUE. | CATTLE. The lun was rather a
surprise , as uo ono at all interested .looked
for an Increase over the corresponding day
of last week , but such is the stem fact and
the excess Is largely made up of the lower
gradoTexans. Tha run was divided , into
about 5,000 natives nnd 5,000 Texans and the
latter were in largo numbers at all points ,
assuring a big run for Chicago to-morrow.
There was a fair number of big , coarse ,
range steers among the arrivals. Trade
opened slow and ruled slow , at from a steady
raise to a shade lower on all classes of fat
cattle , seine salesmen quoting a decline ol
lOo on fair to good export steers. Shipping
order * were light and advices from the Eng
lish markets were .not oncouraginj ? . Tcxans
are rapidly approaching low water mark
again , being quoted & to lOo lower and
canning stock almost unsalable. Native
butchers' stock , except a few fancy cows
nnd heifers , followed the down turn ia
Tcxans , generally spiling 10 to 15o lower.
There is nothing now In the stocker and
feeder trade ; the demand is uncertain and
prices uneven. Choice to extra beeves , ? 4.25
(3-1.55 ( ; medium to good steers , l.ilSO to 1,600
1U3 | < fJt UUJ$4 ( * WW ; 1,200 to 1,850 Ibs | V" l | ( & tt AW :
050 to 1'JOO Ibs , $3.00@l.00i stockers ncd
fccdoos , $2.25$3.75 ( ; cows , bulls , and mixed ,
C1.70@8.25 ; bulls. $2.25(32.-10 ( ; steers , ? 4.0U(7 (
4. 9 j Texas steers. W.UO@-1.00 ; bulk. S'J.Sjg
8.80 ; cows , $ t.SO@3.25.
Hptiii Business was brisk all along the
line , with nn upturn of n strong 5c , the bulk of
the heavy sollfncr at M.-15 , fancy nt ? l.50 , and
common packers at ' * 4.'jr > @ 4.b7J . Light
sorts sold uniformly' f4,53. About every
thing was sold and the market closed steady.
FINANOlAIj.
Nnw YOUR , Juno 11. [ Spcclul Telegram
to TUB UKE. I STOCKS The stock market
opened In sharp contrast with yesterday.
London oont towar figures , but this market
was not guided by these. The opening was
strong , with first prices' } g to % per cent
over the close of last night. There wits uo
yielding , no hesitation , and no confining' of
business. To a few the stock market became -
came at onca oroad nnd strong , nnd as prices
advanced there was bettor activity. There
was very lively Interest in trust stocks , ani
mation In the granger stocks , and fair deal
ing In Now England stocku and Laekawunna.
Oregon Transcontinental > vas conspicuous
for weakness , soiling front 85 oft to 33 > the
first hour , ou light business , A few of the
most notable gains over the close yesterday
were ! Jersey Central up J } per cent to
109W , Atchlson K to 45 T , Burlington ' to
IWtf , Hock Island ft to 40 , St. Paul Jf to
73f , Missouri Piicillo Jf to 70jf , Union 1'a-
cllio jtf to iMJtf , .Lacitnwmirw Jf to 145 tf , Head
Ing % to 4 ( % Chicago Gai 1 % to 01f , Cot-
tou Oil M to 59tf , Sugar irusts M to 80 ,
There was u check In the udvanco before
noon , but no weakness , and no reaction. The
activity of the niorulug continued In a few
Blocks nearly ull day. Tbo best prices for a
majority of the list were reached about mid
day , but there was no breaking down or sud
den yielding on realizing , There was a halt
caused by further liberal gold shipments ,
but prices were pretty well hold to the cloao ,
Now , England , Lacltuwanna and &OIHO of the
grangers und Sugar trusts received the most
attention. Transcontinental .closed 3 per
cool lower ; Jersey Central made a phcnoino-
nnl advance to llljf , nnd closed over three
points higher ; Now England X bettor ; Atchison -
ison , Uurllngtqn and Missouri Pacific } {
over last night ; Lnckawannn closed 1 % bet
tor ; Sugar trusts hold strong nt 109 , nt the
close , or 2'f ' per cent higher. It was a pretty
good bull dny for the list Total sales of
stock for the day , 255,000 shares.
The following were the closing quotation * !
t ) . 8. 4s regular. Nortncrn 1'nclflo. . 23
U.S. 4 * coupons. . , .129i' doprofcrred . t 0)i
U. 8.4 sre uIi\r..iOflU 0. AN. W . ,1IOH
IT. H. 4 ! ts coupons. IfKHi rte preferred . .1(3
1'ftcWcUsor Mi . 118 N.Y.l'ontral . 1OT
Central 1'aclnc . ,15U I' . 0..tK . . . Z
< : hlcnBO&Alton..U3 llocfclslttnei . M ,
ChtcAKO.IIurllngton U.M. fcfitr . 73H
AQulncy . clo preferred. . , . . .115
D..IJ.&W. . . . . . . . . . 140 ? * SU'nilKVOmftlm. . B5l {
Illinois Central . 11U do preferred . Vi \
I. , n. ft W. . Union I'acldo . C3U
Kansas It Texas. . , , 10X \V..8t. L. lsV . 1BH
l.nko Shorn . 100'f iloprof < irretl.M ' i\i
Michigan Central. . Ul Western Union . 69
JJUsourll'aclllo. . . . 75 < (
Mosnr Easy ; closed offered at 2@2J ,
I'niMD MntiovxTiLU PAraii 3j$5 > ( per
cent.
RTHiti.jjfo ExonvNOB Dall but steady ;
sixty-day bills , $4.87 ! demand , W.S9.
I'llODUOIO MAU1C I2T3.
CHICAOO , Juno 11. 1 :15 : p. m. close Wheat
Steady ; cash , 79 > o ; July , 75o ; Decem
ber , 75Xc.
, Corn Steady ; cash , lo ; July , M 5-10c ;
September , 85 ! t-15c.
Oats Steady ; cash , 22 ! o ; July , 22 0-lCc ;
Soptotnber , 22 U-lOc.
Hyo Cash 88Jfc.
Ilnrloy Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy $1.2 ' , ) .
Flax $1,54.
Whisky 51.03.
Pork Steady ; cash , f 11.02 ; July , $11.72K-
Lard Steady ; cash , . $0.00 ; July , S0.07 > .
Flour Quotable steady.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $5.12K@.25j
short clear , f < 5.12 > f < 30.2o ; short ribs , fo.85
Uuttor Easier ; croatncry , 12v < ? 10c ;
dairy , t15o. )
Cheese Quiet ; full eroam ehotlars , 7
fc ; Hats , 7K@7Jfe ; Young Americas ,
S c.
ERRS Firm ; fresh , ll@r.'c.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy mid lightifroon
salted , Sif e ; ' salted dull , 4)fc ) ; green salted
calf. Oc ; dry Hint , 7c ; dry salted , 7c ;
dry calf , 7@So : deacons , 'J5c each
Tallow Unchanged ; Nu. 1 , solid packed ,
4o ; No. 2 , 3 c ; cake , 4 , ' c.
Uccclpts. Shipments.
Flour . U.OJO tO,000
Wheat . in.OOO 21,000
Corn . 255,000 811.000
Oats . 1SO.OOO 203,000
Ijlvorponl , Juno U. Wheat Quiet ;
holders offer moderately ; red , western
snrini. , 7s Id@7s2d percental.
Corn Easy ; now mixed western , 3s Sd per
cental.
Now York , June U. Wheat Receipts ,
*
. - - .
tions lower ; June ,
Corn Kocolpts , 2.40a ; exports , OS.OOO ;
suet moderately tictlvo ur.d steady : No. 2 ,
41(5 ( > 42o In elevator ; 42 ( < ? 43o afloat ; un
graded mixed , 41@43c ; options dull but
weak and lowor.
Oats Receipts , 115,000 ; exports , 123 ; spot
Urm and moderately active ; options , steady
and dull , closing nt28@2SVe : August , 2S@
23) c ; spot , white , 85o ; mixed western , 2l5iyS
80c ; white do , B3@89i ! .
Coffee Quiet ; outions opening dull ; tin
changed to C points up , elo.ioJ steady , 5(5)15 ( )
spot Uio , dull ; cargoes ,
Petroleum Steauy itud qulof United
closed at 84 , 0.
Ei ? s Quiet nnd easy ; western , 13Vftl4c. (
Pork More'nctiomess ; , S13.25@ia 50.
Lard Dull and weak : western steam ,
$ < J.92)@O.U5 ; July , 80.00. '
Butter Steady and quiet ; western dairy ,
ICc ; do creamery , 12@17 Je ; western factory ,
( Jhoeso Easier and nioro active ; western ,
Kansas City , Juno 11. Wheat Quiet ;
No. 2 rod , cash , 71ic bid ; July and Auguct ,
02cbidNo. 2 , soft , "cash , 70o bid ; July and
August , Ole bid.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , cash , 20o bid ; July ,
27o asked ; No. 3 , white , cash , SJS c bid.
Oats No. 2 cash , lO c bid.
Minneapolis , Juno 11. Wheat Sample
wheat active ; receipts , 10 cars ; shipments ,
100 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , June , Olc ;
July , 92e ; on track , 82@D3o ; No. 1 north
ern , Juno , S3 > o ; July , 84c ; on tr.ick , 85@
87c ; No. 2 northern , Juno 73o , July 73) o ; on
track , 74@77c.
Milwaukee , Juno 11. Wheat Easy ;
cash , 73e ; July , 74c.
Corn Steady : No. 8 , 8-lc.
Oats Quiet ; No. 2 , white , 27@27Ke-
Rye Quiet ; No. 1 , 48s.
Barley Dull ; No. 2 , 51c.
Provisions Easy ; pork , $11.00.
St. Ijouls , Juno 11. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 83cbid ; July , 7JV@7iJ c.
Corn Firm ; cash , l&o ; July , 2
Oats Firm ; cash , 2i'/c ' ; July , 22c.
Pork Dull : $13.12 # .
Lard Nominal ; SD.50.
Whisky-Steady ; $1.02.
Butter Qulot aud easy ; creamery,14@10c ;
dairy , 12@13c.
.Giticinnnti , Juno ll' Wheat Firm ; No.
2 mixed , 84@S5o.
Corn Firm ; No. 2 inixod , S.'ie.
Oats Ju light demand ; No. - mixed , !
Whisky-Quiet at $1.03.
1/IVK Sl'OOK.
Chicago , Juno 11 , 1'ho Drovors' Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Revoipts , 10,500 ; slow nnd easier ;
beeves. $4.53@1.S5 ; Btoers , ia.CO(34.l ( ) ; stockers -
ors nnd focdors , $3.i5@.1.75 ! ; cows , bulls anil
mixed , ( il.70@3.25 ; Toxaa cattle , Sl.SOtc)4.00. )
Hogs Receipts , 14,000 ; strong , uo hluher ;
mixed , W.83M4.55 ; heavy , J4.25Q4.50 ; light ,
$4.350HG5 ; sltlps , ? 3.0@4.80.
. Slieep Receipts , 4,00 J ; steady ; natives ,
$3.00@1.50 ; western , shorn , 3.50@4.25 ;
Texans , shorn , $3.00@4.00 ; lambs , $1.5U@U.25
pnr head.
The Drovers' ' Journal special cablegram
from London quotoi liberal supplies of
American cattle , but light general supplies ;
values steady ; best American steers , U } c
per pouiid estimated dead weight.
KniiHuH Olty , Juno 11 , C.Ut to Re
ceipts , 3,100 ; shipments , 1.200 ; good corn fed
native steers , strong and higher ; corn fed
Texans nnd Indians , weak and lower ; good
to cholco corn fed , $3.05@4.20 ; common to
medium , S3.25@8.8i ( ; stoukerd uud fuodlng
steers , steady , W.25f8.10 ( : ) ; cows , stronir at
$1.7.1(33.00. (
Hogs Receipts , 13.300 ; shipments , none ;
strong , active and higher ; light , ? 4.ui@ ; 1.135 ;
heavy and uilxod , fl.lfifiil. j.
Nntltinal Htouk tar.l * . Kast He.
IjoulB , Juno 11. Cattle Receipts , 8,703 ;
shipments , 1 , MX ) ; steady ; fair to choice heavy
native steers , $3,03@1.40 ; stackers nnd
feeders , ? 2.10@3.20 ; rungnrs , corn-fed , ? 3.70
08.50 : grass-fed , $2.00@2.00.
Hogs Receipts , 3,001) ) ; shlumonts , 1,000 ;
strong ; cholco heavy butchers' selections ,
$4.U5gl.45 ( ; packing , § J.25@4.40 ; light grades ,
M.SS ® 1.50.
1.50.OM
OM A HA javij s ro o : c.
Cntilu.
Tuesday , Juno 11.
The market took n sharp upward turn 01
5@lUii on dealrublo bcuvus and was active at
the advance , The bulk of iho beef and ship
ping atcors changed hands early at prices
ranging from $3,40 to $4.80 , but largely ut
f3.SK > @ 4.05. Biitchcrt' stock was not very
plenty uud sold at steady prices. Cows went
at $2.00@3.00 and bulls at $3.00@2.1K > . Thu
trade in stock cattle was very light.
The early sales were at about steady
prices , but the market soon advanced 5@10o
and closed lOo higher. The same us yester
day , there was u scarcity of Hitht hogs , and
several orders were uutllled , The market is
now at the highest point that It has been
sliico the last day of May , Before to-day
81,15 was the highest prlco paid this month.
As to the receipts , tliero was u gain of about
1,000 over Tuesday a week ago ,
Slipup.
Only ono load was received , and it sold at
strong prices ,
Cattle . 1,200
iiog4 OMH )
ii t * * # f i f ,
Sheep . . . , . 102
1'rovallltii : Prices.
u table of urlcoa paid la
.his market for the grades of stock men
tioned !
Prime steers , 1800 to 1000 Ibs..f3.85 M4.80
Good steers , 1250 to U50 Ibs. . . 8.00 CC4.15
Good steers , 1050 to 1300 Ibs , , . 8.C5 ( § 4.05
Common canners 1.50 ( 3.00
Ordinary to fair cows 2.00 @ 2.50
Fair to good cows U.50 M3.CO
Good to cholco cows 2.00 ( < J3.00
Cholco to faneftows , heifers. , 8.00 W3.23
Fair to Rood bulls 2.00 $2.50
Good to choice bulls 3.50 M3.00
Light stockers and feeders. . . . 2.70 ( M-00
Good feeders , 050 to 1100 Ibs. . 3.00 W'JM
Fair to cholco lliht ? hogs 4.10 &I.20
Fair to choice heavy hogs 4.10 ( # 4.20
Fair to choice mixed hogs 4.10 (34.20 (
Fair to medium native sheep , . 8.50 < g4.25
Good to cholco native shoop. . , 4.0J MI.50
Fair to cholco western shoop. . 8.25 @ 4.00
Snornshcop 8.00 ( d)3.2o )
IloproHcntntlvo Sales.
STKCIIC.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3 1250 M.25 17. . .1101 * 3.D5
20 1037 11.40 10. 1101 8.H5
1fi 050 3.50 40. 1893 3.05
fi . 1053 3.50 0 1W7 ! 4.00
17 OS3 8.00 1483 4.00
14 11C3 8.023 * 83 1203 4.00
10 1070 3 a * > 21 1359 4.0U
1000 3.70 17. 1200 4.00
21 . 1090 8.70 85. inoo 4.00
23. . 090 3.75 17. 1243 4.00
20 . 1020 3.7S 20 1450 4.00
18 1057 3.75 58 4.00
8 1120 3.75 1 400
2 1150 3.65 40 . 1353 4.05
18 1073 ! ) .85 21. . . . .1157 4.05
SO 1224 3.00 81 } . . . .1 ! 23 4.05
17 UUd 8.00 * . . . . .1320 4.C5
22 1203 3.1H ) 10 . . . iiwa 4.10
17 1200 8.00 0 . . . .1337 4.10
10 . 12(10 ( 20 . . .1431 4.15
20 3.05 80. . . . .1T10 4.80
18 .1223 3.W
COWS.
. OSO 2.00 3 027 2.C5
3I
. 005 2.10 I 1100 2.i5 (
. H35 2.10 4 1U'5 2.7- .
1170 2.50 1 13-0 2.75
.13SO 3.50 4 1145 2.80
. W8 8.55 a. . , 1330 2.SO
. SIS 2.53 2. . , 11.5
.1170 200 1. . . 1170 3.00
1014 8.03 0. . , 1181 3.0U
.10CO 2.05
UUI.I.S.
,150'J 2.00 1. . , .1070 2.55
.1500 8.25 1. . . . 1'JCO ' 3.00
.1900 2.35 2. . , .1C40 2.85
.103) 2.CJ 1 . , .1500 2.00
OANXr.119.
1. . . . 730 L50 2. . . .1050 l.SO
1. . .1110 1.53 23. . , . 830 1.85
1. . .1140 1.75 . . .1023 1.S5
.nor 1.75 10. . . 042 l.bo
BTOCKCIIS.
14. . cm 3.00 5. . . CSS 3.85
OXEN.
2. .1500 3.50
20 034 3.30
VEAl , CALVES.
1 130 4.00
WESrnltN CATTLE
Owner. No. Av. Y r.
Standard Cat. Co..00 steers 1253 4.20
HOOS.
No. Av. Off , Pr. No. Av. Off. Pr.
59. . . .287 SO fvl.10 73. . .233 100 i
04. . . .285 4.10 59. . .873 103 ' Viii
69. . . ! 130 120 4.10 70. . 883 80 4.15
05. . .27(1 ( 40 4.10 28. . .233 4.15
70. . .247 200 4.10 35 . 270 4.15
70. . .244 40 4.10 Co. . .215 83 4.15
50. . .287 SO 4.10 51. . . ' . ' 01 SO 4.15
05. . .209 120 4.10 CO. . .850 4.15
03. . . .255 4.10 70. . .223 120 4.15
CO. . . .293 120 4.10 01. . .85'3 K ) 4.15
55. . . .233 203 4,10 .839 80 4.15
01. . . .233 10J 4.10 .817 4.15
70. . . . ' 202 40 1.10 05. . ' 4.15
03. . . .885 200 4.10 01. . .237 bO 4.15
GO. . . .24'3 40 4.10 ( VI. . . ' . ' 50 240 4.13
CO. . . .214 4.10 00. . .2 5 SO 4.15
02. . . .20'J ICO 4.10 05. . .200 40 4.15
01 . .80S 40 4.10 74. . . ' 27'J SO 4.13
53. . . .314 230 4.10 53. . .257 SO 4.15
53. . . .2S2 ICO 4.10 00. . .245 SO 4.15
70. . . .234 280 4.10 50. . .874 40 415
02. . . .21" 120 4.10 03. . .237 40 4.15
54. . . .8,13 4.10 50. . , .205 60 4.15
00. . . . -70 SO 4.10 02. . , .853 4.15
50. . . .207 SO 4.10 01. . .2-20 no 4.15
50. . . .301 SO 4.10 GO.- . .853 8UO 4.15
02. . . .240 120 4.10 09. . 3-0 40 4.15
53. . . .SOJ 120 4.10 , .310 40 4.15
04. . . .2s3 280 4.10 CO. ! , .8)0 ) 40 4.15
71. . . .241 60 4.10 05. . , .2J3 4.17.'x ?
(58. ( . . .235 80 4.10 03. . , .3H SO 4Wi
53. . . 807 2.0 4.10 50. . , .313 10'J
.71. . . .271 120 4.10 02. . , .853 SO
0-J. . .277 72 , .2(13 ( 40
04. . . .2-15 SO 51. . , .83t ) 180
03. . . .250 200 70. . , .847 840
57. . . .331 80 53. . , .310
03. . . .270 55. . , . : I13 40
32 . .810 4. 1'JJ * 04. . , .874 80
53. . . .804 80 4.12K 5(1. ( . , .854 4.20
03. . . .233 80 58. . . .255 4.20
03. . .280 10J 70. . . .340 80 4.30
70. , .370 01. . . .873 SO 4.20
08. , .251 120 0. . . .833 SO 4.20
71. , 242 40 09. . . .200 12J 4.20
07. , . 220 SO 53. . , .28i 10 J 4.20
70 , . 850 120 71. . . .2U ) 40 4.20
Cxi. , . .251 40 00. . . .271 4.20
04. , 40 04. . . .237 120 4.20
03. , . .1U7 40 4.15 52. . . .313 80 4.20
70. , . .237 40 4.15 85. . . .255 120 4.20
10. , . .a1 } 80 4.15 04. . 4.30
01. , . .334 SO 4.15
8HEE1- ,
'
Av. Pr.
103 westerns , corn-fed. . . . . 05 54.10
Ueel" itoviow.
Showing the highest and lowest prlc3s
paid for beef and shipping steers on the daya
indicated during tlie past three yo.in. Haloa
of cattle in less than car load lots not in
cluded.
A TIIllUE YBA1E8' COMIMH16O.V.
1887. I May.
3 K'J © J 15
3 JKI 45-1 Suiieliiy.
4 I Hi VA 10
Sunday. 3
3i
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3 M dH W : i 7.- . . . .
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4 01 ( S 4 10 41. ) di45
Sunaay iito t'.i ou
3 R' > dn 4 03 J U til Co
3 OJ < < 0 4 ( X ) a oj ® i M
Juno , 1S87. June. 1S. 8
3 ( T > W 4 IU 4 lUii'.W (0 (
4 1(1 ( Co 4 2 > 4 Hi < ril B2'i
a 8 > Co 4 : n Sunday.
4 10 Or. 4 3J 4 8 > < ? 1 70
Sunday. to ! ,5
3 7J 44 4 5 4 21 r
Ctt 4 45 4 ! i5 C45 Si Q
1 05 to 4 yj
4 70 MT M
< ru 4 Bnndnv.
Stock \otos.
Hogs at St. .Too to-day 3,000.
St. Paul rcccoived 1,100 hous.
No hogs received ut Lincoln.
St. Louis received 1,500 hogs.
.Hogs 5ij higher in Sioux City.
Cincinnati hog receipts 2.209.
Indianapolis reported 3,000 hogs.
L. A. Combs , of Kwlng , was hero with
cattlo.
E. U. Slcvcrs , of Parinalco & Co. , mar
keted two loads of hogs from Cedar Creek.
Nye , Wllfon & Co. , of Stantou , had u
load of hogs on thu market.
George B. Louden , of Hanson , marketed a
load of hogs.
McCoy & Schroder , of Council Bluffs ,
brought over two loads of hogs.
A. M. Anderson had In cattle from Now-
man's CJrove , of Mr. ( jutliric's feeding.
S. lllloy , of Hlloy Bros. , Albion , came In
with n couple of cnrs of very line grade
shorthorns. They averaged 1,710 Ibs , and
brought 4,30 , the best prlco paid hero for
some time. Mr. HI ley fed eighty head of
cattle and ol lity-Uvo of hoga last winter.
H. Schmstock , of West Point , nnd A. W.
Clark , of Papillicin , hud a load each of hogs
on the market.
H , Jensen , of Vonton , In. , an old time
shipper to this market , came in with a lend
of hogs this morning ,
H. A. Felhvork , of Beatrice , a former
Kansas City shipper , \vaa in on his second
trip with u load of cattlo.
OMAHA S MAHItKTS.
Produce , I'YultH , Kto ,
Butter firmer and in somewhat active de
mand. Egg * higher. Cheese steady , Fruits
and vegetables plentiful and cheaper ,
BuTTEit Table dairy. IflMHc ; packers'
stock , 8@10a Creamery Prints , fanoy , ICQ
18a ; cholco , M&lSo ; solid packed ' 10@14o.
Eaos-Strlctly fresh , 13o.
Young America , full creuiu , lOo ;
twin flats , Ojtfo ; off Wd , 4 ( 0c ; Van
Kospom Klnmll.BO per d * eiu sap snso , 10o ;
brick , 12(3180 ( : HmburRerJitl ( 12c ; domestio
Swiss , 14o ; skims , 2(34o ( ; chccso snfcs , bronio
medal , No. 8 , $3.85. " ' '
Poui.Tiir Llvo hens , Ificr dozen , f3.KOC l
4.00 ; mixed , RI.25(13,505 ( iwrkoys , 7JiSo ( per
Ib ; ducks , * 2.00@350 ; igcfso. W.00@4.00 ;
llvo pigeons , $1.50.
OUANOKS Ulversldo , $ I.XK5.00 ) ; fancy
paper rind St. Michaels , ' $ S.76I.23 ; fancy
Duarte Mcdltcrrnnonn sweets , $3.00@4.00) )
Los Angeles ( enoleo ) , $3.Ql.j ( ,
LEMONS Cholco , $4.50i5.fiOj ( fancy , to. 75(5 (
7.00. 1 1 ,
1'EACnr.s Per U bit boy , $ l.25@1.50.
Pri'LF.s Per J < bu bo.Tl,00. | ,
Cur.Hiuns Per 24 quart , lease , $3.75 ; per 10
quart drawer , $1.73. . , i
HLACKiiniiuins Per 2-1 quart case , S3.00.
BtACK lUsrnEnuiES Per 21 quart case ,
$4.50.
HKI > nAsntniiniES Per Stplntcaso. ? 3.50.
SiiiAWiiEiiutES Per 34 quart case , $2.76 ®
8.00 ; 2 bu. stand. ? 7.00.
GoosKiiEiiniES Per 2 bu. stand , $0.50 ; Si
quart case , $3.50.
PLUMS Per 24 quart case , $3.00@3.r,0 V ;
bu. box , $1.00(81.25. (
PINB APPLES Per doz , $3.00@3.50.
BANANAS According to size , per bunch ,
$3.05@3 00.
COCOANUTS Per 103 , $5.00.
FIIESH Fisu White fish , per Ib , 7JSKo ( ? ;
trout , per Ib , Oo ; whlto perch , per Ib , 7c ; buf-
ftilo , per Ib. 7o ; pickerel , per Ib , Oc ; black
bass , per Iblie. .
BEANS Cholco hand picked navy , $1.75 ;
choice hand picked medium , ? 1.T ( > ; cholco
hnnd picked country , $1.00 ; clean country ,
$1.20541.33.
KAIII.Y VEor.TAiu.r.s Potatoes , Cal. , per
Ib , 2Kc ; southern , per bbl , * 4.00 : onions ,
Cal. , per Ib , 2 e ; southern , per bbl , Sl.UO ;
cuObiiire. per crnte. 54.00 ; turnips , per bu
box , jsl.OO&l.S.r ( ; beets , per box , $1.00jJ1.23 ( ;
wax beans , per bu box , f2.75@'J.O'J ; string
beans , per bu box , $ J.25C(82.50 ; green peas ,
per bu box , St filiijt.75 ) | ; tomatoes , per ' < bu
box. $ i.0i ) ; usparncus , per dozbch , 5Ucf 1.00 ;
caullUower , $2.50 ; cgp plant. ? l.73@2.oa ;
Biiunsli , 7fio : cucumbers. 5U@75u ; soup
bunches , 40c ; lettuce , 23d ; radishes , 20u ;
creen onions , 15@20o ; now carrots , 20o ; plo
plnnt , per Ib , jje.
HIDES , Pni/rs , TAI.LOW , ETC. Green salted
hides , 5u ; .dry salted hides , 5c ; dry Hint
hides , 7c ; calf hides , 5'j ; damaged
hides , 2c less ; sheep pelts , green , each , 25e ©
51,00 ; sheep pelts , dry , per Ib , 0rt ( 12c ; wool ,
nvorupo , MMISc ; tallow , No , 1 , 3(33 ( 0 ;
groiisp. "A , " 4o ; grease , yellow , 3c.
Ai'i'LB BUTTER 7c.
Ciui'.u Bbls , e.5hf ; bbh , 53.
BUTTHUINE 12@18c nor Ib.
MAPI.E SUOAK 12 @ 153 per Ib.
POTATOES Choice , sucked , ucrbu , 23@30c ;
Colorado , .
VEAL Cliolce.mcdium slza.O' c ; choice ,
heavy , 40o ; sprinp lambs , $ Ju.OO(33a.OO ( pur
dozen.
Hosr.v 1415c per ib for choice.
PIIESEKVKS 'JJ i53lUc pur Ib.
JEI.MCS 3X.3UU psr Ib.
BKESWAX No. 1 , 18 200.
HAV $3.05n.OO. ( ! f
CHOP FRBD 310.09@1I.09.
. .
Sugar steadily advancing. CoffLO and rlco
Urm. Canned goods quiet. Dried fruits in
good demand and Ill's : .
OiL3-Kurosono-P W , 10c ; W W , 12Kc ;
headlight , 13c ; salad oil , $ J.15@9.00 per
dozen.
PICKLES Medium , por- bbl , 55.00 ; small ,
C-0.00 ; iihcrKlns , S7.00 ; C & " B chow-chow.
qts , ? ; i.OJ ; jits. S3 50.
WKAPPISO PAPKII Straw , uar Ib. 1X ( < 3
2Ko ; rag , 2 ; maiilla-B ! ; No. 1. Oc.
SALT Dairy,140 2-lb PICKS , 5J.70 ; do 100
! Mb pliRB , $3.00 ; doO)5'iO-ptcs ) ! , S'3.50 ; do 23
10-lbukgs , S2.-IO ; Ashton.'bfr bigs , 50-lb , Sflc ;
do 4-bu biiirs 231-11) . $3.40 ; : Ho M S A , 50-lb
baRs , 55c ; per bbl , ? 1.15.
Sir.l)3 bird , 4J.frSie. ) :
SALIODA-
STAUCII 5JCC 7c per Ib.
STOVK POLISH ? 3.00@3.S7 per gross.
Si'icn-t Whole , per 15 Allsnlvo , 12o ; Cas
sia China , lOc ; cloves , 'Xunzibar , 25o ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 70c : pcpuci' , 2 > ) .
SUOAHS Giw.nlntcd , ' ? @ ? { ; con fcction-
cra A , O&OKo ; standard. 'c.xtrnC , 89jc : yellow
C , So ; powdered , 10@10i.fe ; cut loaf , 10
lOMc ; cubes , 10c\ , '
TBAS Gunpowder , 20S50c ! ; .Tuprxn , 20@40c ;
Y. Hj'33,1 , 3S'Mc ; OoloTijr. 22ji3'Ju. ;
VIXEOAK Per gal , 1353-JJo.
FISH Salt Dried codlhfl , OJfiaSKcs hali
but , 12c ; scaled herrinpr , 25c per box ; iiol-
herring , dom , 59e ; Hamburg spico.l herring ,
St.00 ; < 61 10 ; nnl. hernng , 70c ; mcckorcl ,
hlf bbls , No. 1 , S13.00 : largo fuuiily ,
& 12.50 per 100 ibs ; whitoflsh , No. 1 , C-7.25 ;
family , $ J.OO ; trout $3.00 ; salmon , $3.00 ; on-
chovis , 10-lb pails , 80c.
LTE-51.755f4.no.
'Nur.-i Almonds , 10318c ; Brazils , On ; filberts -
borts , lie ; pecans , U'c ; walnuts , lOu ; peanut
cocks , 9 > s ; roasted. 10 .
BAOrf American A , seamless , 17c ; Union
Square paper , discount , 85 per cent.
Corpses -Groan Fancy old golden Hio ,
37o ; fancy old poaberr.y. 23e ; Itio , choice to
fancy , 3Ju ; Klo , prime , 31c ; Hio , good , 17c ;
Mocha , 29c ; Java , fancy Muhdonling , 29c ;
Javn , peed interior , 21c.
COITUES KoastoJ Arbuclilo , 24c ; MIJ-
Liuurhlin's XXXX. 24 > 'ic ' ; Gorman , 24 0 !
Dillworth , 2 Wi Alaromu. 2le.
GuAcuniiS AND CAKES 0 > @ 18c per Ib.
DuiED FKUITH Per Ib , apricots , 10jiS15c.
Annies , Mich. . 4a : stars , 5 c ; Aldens. ( %
( e 'fl. Pcnohos , Csii. Y. , peeled , 17y20o ;
fancy unpeelud , ll@18u ; Mm dried. 7) ) < c ;
Figs , 0@lOe. Uusins , Jlulasii buich ,
sa ! ? 5.UO per box ; Valuncus , par Ib ,
7 jo ; Cal. C it S , $3.10 per box. Dried grapes ,
5c. Hlttdsbnrries , 5 > fc. Pitted cherries , lO' o ;
pitted plums , 0@llc. nasi.burries , SiUc.
Nectarines. 13@14e.
CANNEI. FISH Brook trout , 3 Ib , ? .50 ;
salmon tiout , 3 Ib , 53.35 ; elnms , 1 Ib , 51.25 ;
clams , 2 Ib , 83.00 ; clum chowder , 8 Ib , ? 2.25 ;
devilled uralH , 1 Ib , S3 31 : devilled crabs , 2
Ib. 1.50 ; codilsh bulls , 3 Ib , § 1.75 ; caviar , J < j
Ib. $2.25 ; ucli , 1 Ib , 53.33 ; lobstefs , 1 Ib , 03 00 :
lobsters , 1 Ib. § 1.00 : lobsters , devilled K Ib ,
$ ' 3.25 ; maclcun : ! , 1 Ib , SI. 00 ; mackerel mus
tard sauce. 8 Ib , $3.110 ; mackerel tomato
sauuu , 3 Ib , $3.'JO ; oysters , I Ib , S3c ; oysturs ,
3 Ib. ? 1.50 ; Hiilinon , C. U. , 1 II ) , $3,10 ; salmon ,
C. It , 3 Ib , S3.10 ; salmon. .Alaska. I Ib , $1.63 :
sftlmon , Alaska , 2 Ib , S3.0U ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
$2.io. ( '
CANDY 9K ( 12 o per Ib.
CHCCOLVTI ; AND COCOA 23@39o per Ib ;
German chlckory red. 8c.
GINOCH Jamaica , * { pts. , $3.00 per doz.
FAiiiNAcr.ouj ) GOODS Burlo.v. 3@ : { > o ; far-
lun , 4Kc ; peas , 3u ; oatnicnl , 3@lj c ; umca-
ronl , lltfa ; vormu-oll , llj-.fc ; rice ,
sago and tapioca , C ( ii > c.
Dry
BATTS Standard , So ; Gain , lOc ; Beauty ,
12 > < fc ; Boone , 14o ; B , ciuwd , § l.50. !
OTTON FLANNELS 10 pur cent trade dls
nix , jiijou : jv i. no ; iJU. lUi-ju : i J , JU > U ,
YY. 16o ; 1315 , lc ( ) ; 20 Uleaulicd , SKo ; 00 ,
12 0 ; SO. llj ! u ; 60 brown and alato , Oc ; 70 ,
13J < fc ; 90 , liiu. ,
( JAHI'ET WAW Ulbb Wb'ito , 19o ; colored ,
CiiAsii Stnvons' 1J , | Sj&i. Stcveiis' A , 7e ;
bloaohed , 80 ; StovensV.1J , 7Jfo ; bluitched ,
SJfc ; Stovoii ! . ' N , tfJv'iV ble-iched , OKc ;
Stevons'SllT. UKc. j J.
CvMiiuics Hlator. 69 ; JVootUi 5s ; Stan
dard , 5o ; Pcacouk , 53. ,
COUSKT Jiuxb Uoatpup JMo ; Androscog-
fjln , 7J o ; KearHa'ge , 7 \ Hookport , OJ oj
Conoatoga , 0 } e.
DUCK West Point , 29 lr > , 8 oz , 9Ko ; < lo , 89
In 10 oz , 183 u ; do , 9in,13oz , 15 > o ; do , 40
n , , ' 11 oz , lOc. ' ,
Dnsism Amoakeaif , 0 oz ) Ifli o ; Evcrott , 7
on , 13o ; York. 7 01. iBbi'-Huymakor ' , 8J c ;
JiifTroy XX. ll ol. J rfroy XXX , 13 o ;
Heaver Greuk A A , 18L-leaver { Urook , 13U ,
lie ; Ucavor Creole COfiyti.
FLANNELS While , y. H. No. 2 , Jf , 23 0 !
G. H. No. 1 , JSf , 8ti oapVll. ; No. 2. % . 33' < o ;
41. H. No. 1 , jjc' , ! )0j ) ; Quo'-.hoo No. 1 , > / . 4'2a ;
Ouechco * No. i5. % . mo : QueehceNo. a , "
32tfc ; Anawan , U2 } o ; Windsor , 83Kf.
FLiNNELS-Hcd , C , 24 inch , ISJ c ; 1C. 21
Inch. 31Ko ; G G 24 Inch , 20oJII ; A P. , % , 23c ;
JH , 37oG.542.5o. ;
PLANNEL PJnldf , Raftsman , 20o ; Goshen ,
82 } < o ; Clear Lake , SO o ; Iron Mountain ,
tilSfiHAM Plunkott checks , C c ; Whlt-
tcnton , O o ; York , 7Jtfo ; Normandi dross ,
7itfc ; Calcutta dress , 7i < e ; Wlilttcnton dress ,
7lo : Henfrow dress , 8&12 > < c.
KUNTUCKV JEANB Memorial. ISc ; Stand
point. 18c ; Durham , 27 } < o ; Hercules , ISn ;
Leamington , 22)fo : Glonwood , 20o ; Moivlllo ,
25o ; Bang-up , 2 < Ke.
Piti.NTS Dress Charter Odk , GJ c ; lia-
mupo , 4o : Lodl , 5i o ; Allen , Oo ; Richmond.
Oo ; Windsor , 0 ; o ; Kddystonc , 6) 05 Paeillo1
Oc .
Atlantic H , 4-1 , 7o ; Atlantic D. 4-4 , 0 > j c
Atlantic , P , 4-4 , Go ; Atlantic Lf. , 44. . Oo
inch , 7 o ; Pdiiporell Q-4,17o : Poppcrcll fM ,
SOc ; Popporon 10-4 , 23oj Uticn O , 4-4. 4j/o ;
WncliUBott. 4-4 , 7Kot Aurora it 4-4 , 7o ;
Aurora U , 4-4. fl } c.
SnniTiso CHECKS Caledonia X , Oko , Cnl-
odonln XX , lO d ; Economy Oo ; Otis Do ;
Granite 0 > fc ; Crawford 8c ; Haw Hlvcr 6K °
TICKS Oakland A , 7Mo : Intornntlonnl
YY , 8ej Shotuckot , S , Btfo ; Warren , No
870 , lOo : Uorwlck , nA , ISo ; York , 30 In
12 , c ; York , 33 In , 13 fc ; Swift Hlvcr , 80 ;
Thorndlko OO , 8Jc ; Thorndlko E F. 8J < o :
Thorndlko 120 , 9) ) o ; Thorndlko XX , 15e :
Cordls No. 3 , OKc : Cordls No. 4 , lOj c.
Mlscnu.A.NKOus Table oil cloth , ? 2.23
tublo ull cloth , marble , S2.23 ! plain Holland
OJ o ; Dad6 Holland , 18 > < c.
Mctnl .
Block Tin Eng. rof'g1 , small pig , 2So ; bar ,
29c.
Copper Planished boiler sizes , 82o ; cold
rolled , 80c ; sheathing , 80c ; pitts , 30c ; flats ,
SOc. "
Galvanized Sheet Iron .Tunlnta , discount ,
00 per cent.
Patent Planished Iron No. 24 to 27 , A
quality , per Ib , lO c : No. 31 to 27 , B quality ,
OX'SFor less than bundle add Ke tier Ib.
SIIEKT IIION No. 20 , $3.40 ; No. 37 , $3.50.
SOLDBU Hoyt Metal Co.'s half and half In
1 ib cases , per ib , lOo ; commercial half and
halt , 15o ; No. 1 In oars. lie.
113 sheets , $0.00 ; 1C. 10x33 , 223 sheets , $9.50.
HooriNa ( Best Charcoal ) 20x38 , $9.75 ®
10.75.
STEEL NAILS Base , $2.20 ; sloel wire nails ,
base , $2.CO.
LKAD nig , 4o ; bar , 4 } c.
Bum Wntu Painted , $3.23 ; galvanized ,
? 3.75@3.00. J
_ _ _ _
English JMctnl Market.
Trio American M tal Market of Juno S
urinU the following cable , datnd London ,
Friday , Juno 7 , ISiO :
Market is quiet again , but prices nro little ,
if anything , lower.
Tin forms the exception to n generally
steady to Urm condition of the mnrkcjt , nnd
bus also boon quite dull , but latterly has Im
proved again In prlco. Monday's llrt 'chungo
resulted In u 5s decline. and a further loss
of 5s in the nftyrnoon brought iho closing
figures down to 91 10s for cash and 9.3 5s
forward. Another 10s was lopucd off on
Tuesday morning , after which the market
remained tjuiot and unchanged for the bal
ance of the dny. This was low water mark
for the week , us the next morning tliero was
a slight recovery , which held to thn close ,
nnd yesterday the forward urico was got up
to 93 2s Cd in the early dealings , cash tin
followlngto 91 7s OJ , which prices were still
current ikt the end of the day. Prices were
again llrm to-day , the market closing nt noon
with cash tin 01 12 * ( id ; three months. 93
7s Od ; which will now stand until next Tues-
liny. th < ? ordinary Whltsun week holiday unv-
COPPER The Improved dotnand from con-
sumora , as shown in the Increased deliveries
in May , continues to help prices , nnd lends
fresh spirit to operations for : i rise. Last
Friday's prices of 10 15s@ 4 1 were hardly
maintained on Monday morning , three
months' prompt .tailing off to 10 10s ; but
the market wr.s firmer in the later dealings ,
and opened the next day at nn advance of 5s ,
duah bars.hnprovlng still further to 41 12s
( id , nnd fet ward to 41 5s on Into 'change. A
iclupso to 11 53 and 11 on Wednesday was
followed by a recovery of IGGglOs yesterday ,
and to-day the closing quotations were -12
cash , and 41 15 * forward prompts.
ANTIMONY Experienced a further sharp
ad vunco during the week , Hallett's now being -
ing quoted at 58 10s@ 59.
Si'ELTriu Remains quiet but steady at 18
for ordinary brands Stlesinn.
ENULISII Pie IKON Opened on Monday
the same as last Friday's latest , and stood
uneluingpd nt 883 3d tnroughout the week
until to-day , when the current quotations
weakened to SSs.
Br.ss-UMEii PHI Continued to stand at 50a
Od for mixed number ! ) .
SnsEi. KAILS Have recovered from the
easier tendency noted a week ago , so .that
heavy sections are uow worth 4 12s Gd@ 4
13s" f. o. b.
OLD UAII.S Selling to a moderate extent
nt 02s OdfJlOSs for T's , 07s Od@70s D. H. , c. i.
f. , N. Y.
SCRAP Inoc : Steady In price , but without
now features nt 45s@47s Od f. o. b.
GL\SGO'.VI Juno 7. SCOTCH
Again ruled below 48s for most of the week
opening .slightly lower than Ifist Friday , and
declining twopcnco moru on Monday after
noon to-13 ; whlo ! Tuesday's early session
showed another weakening with u slight
rally on the second board to 42s lid. The
price declined threepence again on Wednes
day forenoon , however , und closed for the
day down to 42s Od , from which it recovered
yesterday afternoon to 42s 9d , and this morn
ing is up to 42s lid. the marKct having closed
ut noon for the Wiiltsuntido holidays.
Makers' quotations nro : For Coltness ,
alongside , Glasgow , 55s Od ; Gurtsherrio ,
alongside , Glasgow , 51s ; Summcrlcc ,
alongside , Glasgow , 53 * Od ; Lnngloan. along
side , Glasgow , 53a Od ; Carnbroo , alongside ,
Glasgow , 45' ? 3d ; Glengarnock , alongside ,
Ardrossan , 51h 8d : Eiilinton , alongside , Ar-
drossnn , 43s 9d ; Dalinolliuicton , alongside ,
Ardrossuii , 45s ; lighterage , Ardrossau to
Glasgow Is ton ,
LIVERPOOL.
'TIS PLATES Market extremely dull ; Chnr-
cpnl tin plates , Mclyn grade , 17s lOJ u ( jJ17s ;
charcoal tin plates. Allawny grade , 14s
7 d@l4s-0d ; charcoal Tcrno plates , Dean
grade , 1-1-20 , 13a ; charcoal Tcrno plates ,
Dean grade , 20-28 , 25s ( id Sils ; coke tin
plates , B. V. grade , I2i 10 d@13s.
SINGAPORE.
Firm nt .fCO , cost nnd freight to
New York.
SHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN
,
Basement First National Bank ,
rtOfl &oiilhl31i ! Jstruat ,
( -laeUEDCYSTATCS ,
J COUNTIES , CITIES ,
j SCHCOl LI3IKICTS , ETC. ,
' -BOUGHT AND SOLO.
AVe ( Icql In I.aiiilViirraiitii mill Kc.'l ! . ,
Appllcalilo to ( iou'riimeiit I.iiul , ninl Traiitact a
CO. BARKERS
. . ,
100 WASHINGTON STnEET , CHICAGO , IM.
no anoRCWAV. NEW VORK.
Q W&HTED
2 ? Issued by
Cities , Counties , School Dlstrlcls , ' 'A'ater Com.
paiilcB , He , We arc In the market for the
purchase of rouud amounts of such bonds.
Coi rcsimiulcncc colicltcd.
H. W. HARRIS & COMPANY , Bankers ,
IIS-M7Monrootitroot , CHICAGO.
08 Devonnhlrn ntroct , BOSTON.
( ® / A
NPDS5fti/ \
NATIONAL BANK
V , C. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , 1TBB ,
Capital eiOO.OD )
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1889. . . , 6:2.003 :
oFi'ioKits ANU niituaroiisi
IIEN'IIY . VATIW , President.
LKW18 H. KKI ) . Vlco l re ld9nt ,
' '
W. V. MOUSK
JOHN S. CW.UNfl
J.N.U. I'ATKICIC.
W. H.8.11UG1IH3 , Cashlnr
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner l"ta und 1'arnaru Sts.
A General Uankluu
UIROR ! ° ' " > rourti ror or
I lUUIli Ud | 'rt.cli.ci. ( iuir b
- 'rfttlljr rrilntil bjr tlie ne
eilpnDupre Remedies
. : uu lur our lirw llluilr lrd lira *
, tUc. AUolule ,
KCitcir Varlco-
cured rnl'.oui ln Lror < riion. !
Bale lon9upre Cllnlaue. ice Titmoot St. , Ik to j
Boots nncl Shoos.
i , JONES & CO. ,
Buccciiort to Hc J , Jones A Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boolss Slices
AgcnU for notion ItubberSlipa Co , 11(0 ( , 111
lUrnor Htreot , Otaaho , Nctunskiv.
Browore.
STOIM , t tLER ,
Lager Boer Brewers ,
1B1 Norlh KlKlilrenlh ttrrat , Omaha , K * .
Cornlco.
EAGLE COKNian WORKS ,
HannfactiirersofGalifaiilzeil Iron Coralce
Wladow-capi And mrttillo kjllslits. John Kponctcr.
prv'ptlotor. ' 106 and IW South 10th street ,
_ OJf lee FUturos. _
StMiilbNDS 'MANV } lCTUmNa CO ,
Mnnufacturors ot
M , Office anil Saloon Fixlnres ,
Uantlos , Kldolionnlg. Hook Cn < pi , Drun VUturcOTHl
Ciicn.Vartltlons. Unlllnc , Cauntcrii.Ilcrranl\Vln (
Coolan , Mirror * , KtoKm torj niul oniro , 1730 nndlTM
KoutU uth St. , Umalm. Telephone 1121.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nu . 1317 add 1319 Douglas ttreot. Omabu , Nob.
_ Soah , Deere , Eto.
flf. A. DlSltllOW & CO. ,
Who1 itlo manufacturen of
Sasli , Boors , Btt and Mouiiip ,
nraneh 'iQce , nth nnd Itanl ttrcot Omaha , Neb.
riOUN "MANUFACI'UltlNQ CO. ,
Manufacturers of sash , Boors , Blinds ,
ilouldlnK' , otnlr-nork nnil Interior hanl rrooil Onlih.
N.K. corner Stli nnil Lonvornvr rth ttrtols ,
Omnlm , Neb.
Stop m .Fjtting8t
TltAKO & OLAUK STEAM ItETlNQOO
Fnnips , Pipes anfl Engines ,
6l > m , water , rnllnar nnil mining supplies , etc.
KO. na and gil fnnmnt trvot. Omalio.
U. S. WIND EN01NE , t PUMP CO. ,
Steam anfl Wate ? Supplies ,
'
UKOWNELL & CO ,
Engines , Boilers anil General Machinery ,
BUecHron work , steam pumps , saw mills , 1213-K'll
Loaenworlh stieet , Omaha.
Iron Works.
STEAM liOTLFAl WORKS ,
Cnrtcr k 8 = 911,1'ron'i , MiiuU" ( < ? t < ir rs ' oj all kind !
Steam Boilers , Tanks and Sheet'Iron W
Winks South ami anil II. & M. crossing. Tel , llli
PAXTON& V1ERLINQ IRON WORKS ,
Vrouglit anfl Cast Iron Building Wort
Buglncs. brass work , general foundrj' , mneblnoand
blacksmith work. OBIco nnil iroris.'U. I' , lljr.
nnil 1HU atroot , Ouiaha.
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of fire anfl Iron Railings
Desk rolls , window gourds , flower atnndu , wire sign * ,
etc. 121 North loth strcot , Omaha.
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Maiil'rs ' of Fire anfl Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults jnll work. Iron shutters and nro escapes ,
Q. Audrecn , prop'r. Cor. 14th aud JacksoaBti.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Oiaha , Limited ,
Jolm F. lioycl , SupjriutoaJcnt ,
. .
- THE -
CHICAGO SHORT LIE
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee & t , Paul R'y ,
The Host Route from Omulin nnd Coimctl
muff * to
TWO TRAINS UA1IA' UUTWKKN O.MA1IA AMD
COUNCIL IlI.Ut'FB
Chicago , . AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cedar Itauids ,
Rock Islnuil , rrccporl , Ilockford ,
Clinton , Dubnqnc , Davenport ,
Elgin , Mndlsou , JnncsYillo ,
Dcloit , Wluonn , La Crossc ,
And all olbor Important points East , NorlLoast anfl
boutlicast.
For through tickets , call on Iho ticket n cnt at 1.101
1'arnain street , la Uarltor lllocu , or at Unlou 1'aclUO
Ih'DOt.
Pullnmn Sleepers nnd the flnfst Dinlni : Cars In tba
worhl aru run on the ranln line n ( ttio Chlcngo , Mil
waukee & bt. 1'nul Uullvray , unil ovorr ntioutlun IB
linla to paiBCDKCM \ > 7 courteous employes of Usa
company.
It. M1MKU , Uencnil JIaniieor.
J. ! ' . TUCK Hit. Aralstnnt Uenvral MnnaKer.
A. V. U. CAltl'KNTKK , ( icuural I'nsscnjor ana
Ticket A font.
< ; i : < > . IS. IIKAFTOHD , Assistant Gencrall'assouier
nnd Ticket Agent.
T. J , C'ljAHK , ( Jcnorai Bupcrlnlondcnt.
20to60 DAYS.
This is u disonso which has horatoforo
Bafllcd all Medical Scienco.
When Jlorcury , lodldo at. 1'otnHBlum , Bn.rgnpa
rllla or Hot tiprliiKS fall , we gunrantooa euro ,
Wo liavo a Itomody , uulcuown to anyone In the
World outsldo of ourCompuny , andoiiu thutlms
to cure the most obstlnuto cases. Ton days In
recent cases dbua tlio wurlc. It U tha old cbronla
dcop seatua cases that wo aollcit.Va tmvo
cured UundrodHWho Imve been abandoned by
I'liystcinna. and pronounced Incurable , nnd v/t
chnllongtt the world to bring us case that wo
will not euro In IcMttum sixty dayM.
Hinco the history oirmualclno a true upoclflc
for Syphilis has beou Bought for Viut never
found until our
1HA.GSC REX1KDV
was dlscovcreil , anil wo nro Justllloil In saying
It Is the only Uuiuedy in the World tnat will pos
itively cure , liocuuao tha latest Medical Works ,
published by the bout known authorities , nay
there \vns never a true HiH'olllolioforo. Ourrnm-
ecly will cure whim u'/urytlilng olxo has fixllucl.
Why waste your tlino itud money v.'ltli jiatoiit
medicines tout never had virtue , or doctor with
phynlcluns thui cannot euro you , you that have
tried everything else should coino to UB now and
K < t permanent relief , you never can get It ula >
where. Jlark what wo say. In the end 'yon
must take our remedy or NUVUH recover and
you that liavo been mulcted but n short time
should by all moans coino to us now. not one In
tenof now catos ever pet permanently cured.
* 1tiny ethep ! nnd think they are free from tha
disease , but m one , two or three yearn attor It
appears Again in a more horrible form ,
This ifl n blood Purifier und will Cure
any Skin or Blood Disease when
Everything Else Fails.
NOTICE Wo desire to caution patients in ro-
card to parties claiming tonsu the Uoolc Horn-
eily. Our formula IH not nnd OAK NOT lie
Known to anyone but ourselves.
THE COOK REMEDY CO ,
Rooms 18 and 19 , Paxton Bloct ,
State Line.
To Glasgow , Ik'H'asI , Dublin uiitl
From Now York Every Tuesday ,
ab n imBKUgo f-lfi to tw , nccortllnu to location
of utato room. Kx uralon ( Ki to Vfi.
BtceraKu to and from liuropo ut J.owust HatCJ.
AUSTIN 1IAXJ1\V1N : CO. , Gou'J Aireiits.
51 llroailway. New VurK.
JOHN IlMiUHN , acn'lVo t ru Agent ,
' Cll'Catf0t '
HA.UIV . R. J.OOUK . S.&ralCll'Catf0t
Ucducod Cabin Hates to Glasgow Ex
blblUon.
Anrloullurnl Implomonta.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealcrta Agricnltnral Implements , Wagons :
( lirrlagei and Miiule' . Jnne ulroM , belwecn Mb * nd
Win , Omnhm .Nebraska.
A METCALV CO. ,
Agricnlt1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages
Wholesale. Omalin , Nebratka.
PARLIN , ORENDORF .t MARTIN CO.
U'bolo.oala Dealers In
Agricnltnral implements , WagonsS Buggies
P01ixnK anillOTJonoi trtot , Omaha. _
MOL1NE , MIfDUllIT& STODDARl ) COT
llanufacturers anil jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Oth ana TaclOa streets , Omaha.
A. IlOSt'E , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anfl Organs ,
1215 Douglas street Omaha , Atbraika.
Boots and Shoos.
W.V , MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 , HOT , 11U6 IKiualns ( trppt. Omaha. ManafadOirn
Summer ilrcot. Hoslon. '
Cool , Coke nnd Lim.
COAL , COKE A J.MfB CO , ,
Jobbers of Hard and Son Coal ,
KO South I31h tlrcol , Oinitha , Nebraska.
XEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shipi'esofCoaladCoke ' ,
Jll South 13th BU.Omaha , Neb.
Lumber
'JOHN A. WAKEFIELDT
ComirilBBlonandStoraBQ.
' *
RWDELL & RIDDELL ,
Storage aud Commission Merchant ? , '
Dry Goods and Notions.
Jlf. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnisniiig Goofls and Notions
llMandllfrl Dotiglai , cor. llth street , Omaha , Nib.
K1LPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Imporlers anfl Jobta in Dry GooflsNotions ,
a nu' furnishing Roods. Corner llth and llarnir
streets , Ouiaba , Nebraska.
HEL1N , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of
Woolens anfl Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
III South 15th street.
Furnlturo.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Farnam street , Omalm , Nebraska.
OlfARLES SIIIVERWK ,
Furniture ,
Cmana Nebraska.
Grocorlos.
, GALLAGHER < t CO.
Wholesale Groceries anfl Provisions.
70S , TU7 , Vn and 7118outh 10th at. , Omaha , Neb ,
UcCORD , VRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th ana .fjcarcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
IT. J. liROATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron anfl Steel ,
Springs , wftgon stock , hardware , lumber , eta. 120t
and 1211 llarner street , Omaha.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD *
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Harflnyare , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , sheet Iron. * U > . Ancnti tot llowo sealei ,
Miami powder and Lymau barbed wire ,
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR.
Builfl rs'Harflwareanfl ' Scale.RepairShop ,
Mechaulca * tooln and llunalo soales. 1(01 Douglaf
street. Omaha. Nob.
fLumber , Etc ,
Imported and American t'orllutid eumont. Etlt
ngciit for Jlllwniikro hydraulic cement nnd
Onlncy whltn limp. _
OHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , .
Wood carpets and pnrnuot flooring. 8th and IMuglaf
street * , Omaha , tteb.
OMAHA LUMliER CO. ,
AUKindsofBttMiiigMaterial at Wholesale ,
ISth Street anil Union Pacltlc TrackOmaha ,
LOOIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doom , Klo , Yards- Corner Tth and Douglas. Corner
10th and
FRED W. GRAY.
Lumber , Limb1 Cement , Etc , , Etc.
Corner Cth and Douglas Bts. , Ouiuha.
C. N. DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
18th and California Streets , Ouiaba , Nebraska.
ftllinnpry and Notlona
L OBERl'ELDER & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
S09,210 and 211 Soutinith stroot.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions ani Furnishing Goofo.
Corujr l-th aim liovmril utieets , Oinahu.
Joljliers of
Toys , Dolls , AHmms , Fancy ( M ,
Jlousu lurnlnliliij ; fjoodH. rlnldren'n urrlagcd
i I 'in n in Htri'dt , Oninhn
Olio.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined anil Lubricating Dili
Azlo crease , etc. , Omaha. A. II. Illshop , Manscr.
CARPENTER 'PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carrrnnlo * stock of printing , wrupplnit and wrttlnB
paptr. BpMlal atteutloii Riven to car lo < l orten.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
- . 0001)111011 , TTO.tiru V-Xt
DIVOKOKK-A. ril. . Clilcain : ; ti.lYj.--j free ;
21enru' uxji-jrlenco ; bUMlutit unlstW Aa < l ) * .
gaily tran3.vtoil ,