THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : j\foNDAY \ , JULY 15 ? 1889.
Wheat BocuroB n , Firm Starb In
the Mornlug.
CORN OPENS EXTREMELY DULL.
Tlio Provision Trrula BIiows Homo
Improvement In Tonp 'Clio
Fr\v Nntlvn Cnttto Tie-
cclvcil Hell Quickly.
CHICAGO PRODUCE :
OIIIOAGO. .July ID. fSpncltU Telegram to
Tun Unc. ] Who.it hail n llrm start tills
morning. Trades In December wore made
at the opening on a basis of & } { a nml In July.
t TOJfc. December advanced to 70 ' 6(3 ( < 0 c ,
receded to 70c , and on better cablet , un
settled weather in England and further reports -
ports about the Russian crop damage , moved
jp to TO c. Then came u buditot of reports
foreshadowing a huso movement of wheat
from the country and the market began to
case off. Thin bearish news eamo at a tlino
when the scalpers wuro pretty well loaded up
la anticipation of a substantial re
covery. It was uccoinp'nnlcd by heavy
soiling .orders from St. Louis , to
which was added the speculative ) offerings of
the local bear contingent , with Ilutchinson
and Linn , and Place , the Pittsburg plunger ,
In the foreground , The result of the pres
sure , moral and actual , was a brcalc of about
IJ c In the whole list oLnctlvo futures. The
weakness In futures was Intensified by the
liberal selling of July against wheat bought
ln the country and pointed this way. Mo-
Henry had a big line to sell unit broke the
market from 70 o to 70) ) * ) . There
was a reaction of J < fc or thereabouts
from the bottom , but not much trading was
done after the break. December sold off to
77j ! o and September slid down to 75 f@
75c. On tliu decline there was ho.ivy un
loading of long wheat und towards the bottom
tom scalpers very generally took their nroilts.
There seemed to bo no disposition , however ,
to take in any of the important lines. Spec
ulative Gcnilinciu Is decidedly bearish , prin
cipally in anticipation of the approaching
big movement of winter wheat. St. Louis
has extraordinary statements to make about
the wheat that Is going to bo received there.
Thus far the actual receipts have fallen far
below expectations , though Uio movement la
increasing rapidly. It will have a hara tliuo
keeping up with thoostlmatcs. however. The
receipts at Minneapolis nra also looming up
wonderfully , and n week or ton days contin
uation o ( tlio movement at its present pro
portions will clean out the country elevators
ana leave very little grain to coino forward
the 11 rat of August until the uoxt crop becomes
comes available. The situation at Minneap
olis Is strongly suggestive of a "cornor" in
speculative grade there and prodigious ef
forts are being made to crowd wheat Into
that market for delivery on July contracts.
Little wheat has gene to Minneapolis from
hero and there is wild talk ot wholesale
shipments. Cables wcro quiet und steady in
tenor. New York had no export news of
importance to communicate in this market.
A fair degree of activity In the cash
market is reported. Lake engagements
for 00,000 bilshelH are reported
and thu arrivals for Monday are
estimated at 101-curs , the most ot which is
now. The visible supply is expected to show
a decrease of something like half a million
bushels. The closing range of prices was as
follows : July TOJi'c , August 75Vc , Septem
ber ToJi' ' . ' and December 77Jjc. As compared
with yesterday , this shows a loss of lo in
September and % o in December. The total
shrinkage in December since the market
started thick three or four days ago has boun
about 4 > ic. July has lost about Be.
The corn market was very dull and ex
tremely weak at the opening , with a fair
show of strength , buttbo declining tendency
of the wheat market gradually effected trad
ing m the other cereal und was mainly re
sponsible. for Us subsequent weak
ness. There was a fair demand and
only limited offerings of cash corn. Foreign
'
markets we're Jinn and export inquiry at
Now York was reported good. The pros
pects arc generally considered good for the
growing crop and this lays hack of the
market and paralyzes any attempts at ad
vances. Export clearances wore quite mod
erate from Atlantic ports yesterday , but for
the week amounted to l,439,5Ut ) bushels.
Mora distant future ! ) felt the bear pressure
in about an equal degree with seller July.
The latter declined from % o to } { c and so
also did September , the closing quotations
being 5 c for July and 8oi (3ct5Xu ( for
September.
Oats were fairly active with a liberal
speculative business recorded. The
market" was nearly steady , although
the early firmness was not
fully sustained with receiving houses
free sellers. On the other hand there was
nn increase for May , with September shar
ing in the activity , The Urst- named sold
largely at ! T25j < c , while September de
clined } 6@40 to 21-i. The next month was
easy around 21 ? c , with July at about Jfo
premium. Uccolpts were liberal , and No. 2
oats to go to store sold at 2i } c.
Tno provision ir.ulo showed some Improve
ment in tone. The moderate buying of pork
by some of yesterday's raiders developed a
disposition among tailers and miscellaneous
shorts to cover , and with a better demand
than expected the market naturally gained
In strength.
Pork was the most active article in the list ,
und on the call the transactions in it approx
imated 13,000 , barrels. Lard and snort ribs
nlso received fair attention , and. for Satur
day , business all around made quite a good
showing. Shippers' 'purchases of cash lard
amounted to So5U tierces at $ (5.2JK ( ( < ilS-27X.
Cash meats were again slow , HUb green
hams being quoted nt 8J c and 10-lb sweet
pickled hams ut 10@10 > c. In speculative
lines prices as a rule experienced only
limited changes. Pork at the adjourn
ment stood unchanged as compared with
yesterday's closing to 5o higher , lard un
changed to 2Xo bettor and nhort ribs un
changed to a ti-illo easier. Future trading
was centered mainly in September , which
uoltl ut * U.25@U,40 for pork , SO.H'JXtfJKUTK
for lord and * 5.T.3Kr .7r > for short ribs ,
Short ribs und lard for the Bamo month
closixt at the best prices obtained and pork
at $11.95. For January pork was quoted at
$10.00 bid and short ribs at 55.0J& Lard
for January
CHICAGO tilVK STOOIl \UKET. .
CIUOAQO , July 13. fbpecial Telegram to
Tim 13KU.I CATTMS. Estimated receipts ,
8,000 ; last Saturday , 1,180 ; for the woolc ,
09,537 , ; last week , 40,370. A few natives
( only about 5uO ) sold quickly at about the
natno as yesterday , and Texans a sbado
lower , There were about'J,500 , on the
market. Cholco to extra beeves , M.00@i,25 ;
medium to good steers , 1,1)50 ) to 1,500 Ibs ,
| 3SO4.15 ; 1,200 to 1,250 Ibs ,
S3.70O4.00 ; 050 to 1,200 Ibs , 53.50@i.SO : ;
stackers and f coders , $3.25@3.80j cows , built )
uud mixed , Sl.ilOQ'UUj bulk , fcUSQ'J.OO ;
, lop fed staorn , $ .J.50Q3.70 ; Texas cattle re
ceipts , 2,500 , ; alow ; steers , W.3UQ3.60 ; cows ,
H 7b ( < J3.40. The following la a review for
the week ) "Prices opened steady on Mon
day , but there has boon a gradual dooliuu
ever since. Western cattle start In next
week and wo tlhd that ttjo corn feeding 10-
have n large supply of cuttle yet on
Elons . Distilleries are not entirely empt.v
mid the proaneuu are cot very encouraging
Experience has taught us tliat heavy ro-
colptB and lower prices one week cause
light receipts und better prices the following
week. Heavy steers havn been slow to sol
from the opening to the closing. "
.dlooB Estimated receipts , 10,000 ; lost
Saturday , 13.6S85 for the week , UT.HIO ; las
wrpk1W.8S4. . As compared with yesterday
there wa Httlo gr no ohuno. A few lots o
ators' "puts" and "calls" sold at low
butprlmo tohl us tilch as yesterday
F1NANOI.YU
f a
New VOBK , July 10. ( Spoelal Teelgram
to 'i'list TU : * : . ' | SIOCKS Tlio sloclr marltol
lootnu to' bo possessed of good rallying
, power , notwitlistatullni ; ROWO uoprcsslue hi *
< fiuoncct uud tuo disturbing weakucas u
trusts. Commission houses express the belief -
liof that the trade and the public have faith
In the ultimaUj settlement of the existing
troubles and a return to the buying sldo ,
which will , put prices up to the past two
months. The opening of the market this
morning Justified thin fooling. The big. de
cline of Friday was a thing of the past , and
railroad stocks started Itf1 * per cent ever
the close , and the buying Which followed put
prices up additional fractions all around.
Lnko Shore wont to 103Vf , Now England to
50JV. . nnd AtehSon to 8SJ . Kurllngton led
the advance , going to 100'riorthwestcrn ' to
1076' , Hook Island to 03)f ) , St. I'aul lo & 3 ; ,
Missouri Paclllo to GS. % , and Union Pacitlc to
5 % "Trusts were still excited , though Cot
ton OH was an exception , being quiet with
small fluctuations and well held. Chicago
Gas led ciT by opening down lf per cent at
K02 and quickly dropped to iVIK , rallying U
50. Lead opened down } 4 per cent at 25 and
In early trading displayed some strength ,
moving up % , but then gave way and dropped
to 24 , but recovered a portion of the loss.
Sugar also opancd dowa } f per cent at 100
and declined to 103 , but afterwards recov
ered the entire loss. American Cattle trust
opened at 14 > j , against 10 yesterday. Lead
was still extremely active , but there were
few 1,000 , share lots sold , and the aggregate
of the transactions was not so large as dur
ing the corresponding time yesterday. The
recovery In trusts was accompanied by a
firmer tone In the regular list. After 11
o'clock there was a short period of dullness
and a fnnturolcss market. Before the close
at noon there was a llrmor feeling , which
\vas shared by the trusts and regular stocks.
Sugar recovered to lll } and closed at IW } { .
Lead reacted to ! WX and closed nt24J . Chi -
cage Gas was particularly strong and reeov-
red from 55 to 53 , the closing price of last
night , and closed at 57 , ] . Burlington , St.
"aul und Northwestern wcro especially
uoyant , and the entire Granger list moved
up briskly and closed at the best prices of
no day. Atchtson was 1 per cunt higher
han last night at 83 * , Burlington \ } { higher
at 100X , Northwestern 1 up nt S0 < % Uoclc
stand J6 up at , ) . St. Paul lif up at 09 , ,
Missouri Pacific 1 up at 09 and Unlou Paclilo
Jf per cent up ut 53 } .
The following wera the cloilntr quotation * !
) . S. 4s regular. Nortnum Pacific . K7U
U. 8. 4s coupons . . .123" * do preferred 04H
U. * N. W 107i
U. S. 4 s coupons. ,10fl i domororrcd H0 !
ftclilcosof ' 9"i . 110 N.Y.CoJitral 105i ?
Central Pacific . IU 1' . D.tK 21iS
Chicago S : Alton. . . . iso Hocklslanrt 07'S.
Chicago , Darlington C..M. &St.l' n } i
&Qulnc do preferred 108
) . .L.W. . 116 X SU'auKVOmaha. . 32MI
lllnols Central . 113 do preferred 02
. . U.V. . UrtlonVaclIlc 6St !
10) ) ' , W..SI. L. &V 15 > 4
ako Shore Uo preferred : ? >
itlchlgau Central. . 83 Western Union B4J
ittssourll'acltlo. . . . C9
MONEY On call easy ut 2 } per cont.
PIUMB MBIICANCU.B PAI-HH IX&'Vl ' l'or
cent.
STBIIUXO EtoiuxoE Dull but soady ; ix-
y-doy bills , fl.SO ; demand , * l.S7 ?
PRODUCE 3IAHKt3rj.
CIHCAOO , July 13. llbp. : m , close Wheat
Cash , 7GXc ; September , 7o ? @ 75J c ; De
cember , 7 Xc.
Corn C'-isli , 33 0 ; August , 33 > o ; Sop-
lOtnbur , 83 c.
O.xts Cash , 23 ; e ; August , 21 ; Septem
ber. 21c ,
Rye 18o , nomltml.
Barley No. 2 , Soptembar , Ole , nominal.
Prime Timothy7-51.44 ® 1.45 , nominal.
Flux Seed-No. 1 , 11.41.
Whisky Sl.Oi
Pork Cash , $11.'J7 | , nominal ; Aucust ,
ill.SO ; September , $11.35.
Lard Cash , $0.35 , nominal ; August ,
i.27 } ; September , $0.37 } .
Short Ribi Cash , $ " > .70 , nominal ; August , ,
$5.70 ; September , $ o.73.
Flour Dull , steady and unchanged ; win
ter whrmtS'3.00iK75 ( ; spring wheat. $1.30 ®
5.75 ; rye , $3.502.70.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $ . ' 5.a' > @ 5.3,7 > ;
short clear , fO.OO@3.12X ; short ribs , $0 87J
55.50.
Uuttor Dull nntl unchanged ; creamery ,
ll@15o ; dairy , U@14c.
l fis Quiet at 10 } < @ 11J .
Cheese Busy uud unchanged ; full crerim
Cheddars and llats , 7X@/fo ; Younj ( Amer-
Lcas , 7Sc.
Hides Weaiccr ; heavy ijroon salted , 5o ;
light green salted , 5@3lfc ; saltoJ bull , 4 } c ;
green salted calf , GK S c ; dry flint 7c ;
dry aaltod hides , 7o ; dry calf , 7@5o ; dea
cons , 25o each.
Tallow Easy ; No. 1 , solid packed , 3J o ;
No. a , 3 o ; cake , 4c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour 7,000 6,000
Wheat 18,000 52,000
Corn - . 277,000 204.000
Oats 120,000 114,000
Now York , July 13. Wheat Receipts
15,700 bushels ; exports , 53,000 bushels ; spot
dull and stronger ; No. 2 red , S(5'.f@SOJ ( ' c In
store , 83Ko afloat , 87 @S9o f. o. b. ; No. 3
red , 7io ) ; No. 1 red , 99o ; options dull ; August
closing at 8 < Jffc.
Corn Receipts , 180,200 bushels ; exports ,
85,700 bushels ; spot quiet ; No. 2 red , 42@
43) ) 0 lu elevator , 43o afloat ; No. 2 white ,
40 > Jo bid ; ungraded mixed , 4143 ( ( o ; op
tions dull but firm ; August closing at 4'J c.
Oats Receipts , 29,100 bushels ; exports ,
250 bushels ; spot dull but steady ; options
firmer but quiet ; August closing at 27P c ;
No. 2 whlto , spot , 32 o ; mixed western , 2- > @
29o ; white western , 3J@39o ; No. 2 Chicago ,
Coneo Options quiet and unchanged to 10
points down , closing firm on December ; oth
ers irregular and unchangcu to 5 points up ;
sales , 38,250 bugs ; July , $14.35@11.40 ; Au
gust , $14.40@14.60 ; September , tl4.50@14.05 ;
spot Rio strong ; fair cargoes , $17.50.
Petroleum Steady and quiet ; United
closctl at 01 Vo lor August.
E KS WeakuiiU quiet ; western ,
.
I'orlc Quiet ; mess , 13.00@18.25.
Lard Firmer ; sales , westoin steam ,
J0.01 , August closing at # > . & %
Uuttor Easy ; western dairy , 10@13o ;
creamery , 12@10J c.
Cheese Steady ; western , 0 > { @TJfo.
Allunouiioliu , July 13. Wheat Sample ,
active and lower. Closing : No. 1 hard.
July , 81.03 ; oa track , * l,0i@l.05 ; No. i
northern , July , 07o ; August , 70&u ; September -
bor , 78X ° ! December , 7'Jo ; on track , 07@OSo ;
No.'J northern , July , 8io ; on track , ai&jSSc.
Mllwuukce , July 13. Wheat Easier ;
cash , 70Xo ; Soptomber. 73 0.
Corn Steady at ( JOJo.
Oats-'Qulot ; No. 2 white , 1J73S < x
Rye Easy ; No. 1 , 43 > < fo.
Uarloy Quiet ; No. 2 , September , 29o
bid.
bid.Provisions
Provisions Easy ; pork , 11.20.
KaiiHns Oliy. July IS. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 red , July and August 03J o bid ; No. 3
rod , July , 50o bid ; August , 60o hid ; No. 2
soft , July , ( Me bid ; August , Ole bid.
Corn Steady ; Ni. . 3 , cash , 27K ° bid ;
No. 2 whlto , cash , 31Xo bid.
Oats No. a , cash , 1'JJ.fo ; August , I7c.
St. l.onlH , July 18. Wheat--Lower ;
cash , 72K@73 o ; September , 73aB'73Wa
Corn ixivver ; oish , 3JKu ; August , 8J o ;
September , S-iJfe.
Oats Firmer ; cash , 25o bid ; July , 23 o ;
August , 2lj c.
Pork-Dull at SI 1.75.
Lard-Nominal at ffl.10.
Wlilsky Steady at Jl.03.
Uuttor Quiet , easy and uuchancod ;
creamery , I3@15c.
Uiiicliinut , July i 13. Wheat Lower ;
No. 3 red. 78i > 0c.
Corn Unsutllud ; No. 3 mixed ,
Oats Sti-cng ; No. 2 mixed. 'Mo.
Whisky Steady at 81.0J.
Ijlvurpnol , July 13. Wheat Firm ; de
mand poo/ ; holders offer moddratoly- ; -
fornU , 7s 2di37s ( ! Ul par cuntul.
Coi-n Firm ; demand poor ; new mixed
western , 3s 10)4d ) per cental.
lavtc srouK.
Ohloatso , July 13. The Dro.-ors' Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 8,000 ; market steady :
natives strong ; hoeveH. 8LOOQ4.35 ; stackers
and fcodcrs , J.35i3.yo. (
HOKS Receipts , lO.OjOmarket strong ;
mixed , Ii,15 ( < i4.45 ; heavy , t4.05 ( < 1.35 : light ,
l. # > UJl.U3.
Sheep HecolpU , 4,003 ; market steady ;
nntivou , V..W&(5.10j ; westerns , ? 3.40@1.00 ;
Texatia , tJ.ViJ4.10.
Niuiiiiu.l ai < ; lc Vnrili. 10ii-iC Ht ,
Louis. July 18. Cattla ReculpU , 100 ;
shipments , 00 ; market atcatly ; fair to
choice Uouvy'uatlvo tctn > , 3.00(31.25 ( ;
stackers and feeders , fa.'OCSS.l&j ranenrs ,
corn-fed , K.SOSn.50 ( ; Rrnss-fcTl , f3.00@3.10.
Hogs Receipts , 1,200 ; shipments , 1,000 :
market strong ; choice hpavy and butchern'
selections , M.80@MO ; packing , medium to
prime , fl.204.35 ( ; light grade ? , ordinary to
best , $4.4U@4.50.
Unnnnfl O'lty , Julv 13. Cattle Receipts ,
1(00 ( ; shipments , 1,000 : market quiet and
about steady ; common to choice corn fed
steers , (3.00@3.00 ; stockcrsa and feeders ,
$2.00(33.00 ( ; cows. fl.U@.70. !
Hogs Receipts , 4.8JO ; ship1 ? nts , 000 ;
market weak ami lower ; lur , 4.2iX ( < < !
4.27 ! heavy and mixed. * traQ20. .
OMAHA tAVK SrOl. .
Gatclo.
' Saturday , July 13.
The cattle trade was rather castor to-day ,
on all grades of beef and shipping steers.
Local buycis bought the bulk of the native
steers at fairly steady prices. A few good ,
fat cows sold at $2.DO$3.00 ( and two loads ot
choice steers at ? 3.80. A lot of western feed
ers sold ut ? 2.DO@3.70.
II0118.
The market was dull and slow , buyers of
fering about steady prices and salesmen
holding out for stronger figures. The mar
ket was carried over until after noon , when
the rcmalud6r cold at morning bids.
Shnnp.
There wcro 250 head hero that wcro shipped
direct to slaughterers.
Kocolpts.
Cattle 1,200
Hoga 3,400
Sheep 250
Prcvnlllns 1'rlccs.
The following U atx'jlo of prlca pild la
thlsmirket for tha graios of stock men
tioned t
Prime steers , l)00 ! ) to lOao lbi. . 3.70 ( < $3.ar
Good steers , 1250 to 1450 Ibs. . . 3.V ( > M3.75
Good steers. IIWO to 13JJ Ibs. . . 3.4U 63.09
Common cunners 1.25 ( )2.00 )
Ordinary to fair cows 1.75 ( ri)2.25 )
Falrtogood cows ii.30 W2.40
Good to choice cows. 2.40 @ 2.75
Choice to fancy cows , heifers , . 2.70 ( > 3.15
Fair to coed bulls 1.75 (0)3.25 )
Good to choice bulls 2.2o ( d2.50
Light stackers and feeders. . . . 2.70 03.00
Good feeders. 050 to 1100 Ibs. . 3.00 ( Si'i.15
Fair to choice light hoes 4.00 ( i 4.10
Fair to choice heavy hogs 4.00 ( < e4.05
Fair to choice mixed hogs 4.00 ( $4.03
Shorasheop 8.00 © 1.00
Roprcsiintativo Saloa.
STKRIIC.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
43 1103 53 00 18. . .1181 $3 00
34 year. . . ( iSO 8 10 40. . .1210 3 00
84 year. . . 077 3 10 18. . .1325 3 GO
23 108S U 25 17. . .1729 3 00
19 grass. . 1082 a so 03. . .1400 3 05
5 1018 8 35 20. . .1239 3 05
19 1233 S 40 20. . .H'12 3 C5
SO grass..1170 a 40 20. . .1331 3 05
20 grass..1121 3 45 70. . .1411 807K
25' 1018 8 45 1. . .1030
. .1050 i 50 21 . 1890
. . 1233 8 50 87. . .1370 S
. . .1244 3 50 58. . .1371 3 75
3 50 14year. . . 514 8 75
3 < > U 60 1375 3 80
WCSTKKN FEEDERS.
4" . .1205 2 50 117. .1051 50
12. .1150 2 50 153 .1037 50
20. . 075 2 50 243. .1048 r.o
23 .1043 2 50 100. .1043 70
83 ! . S)7 ! ) 2 50 85. .1131 75
78. . 004 iJ 50 20. .1010 75
cows.
. 035 1 50 1. 1140 75
33. . . 023 1 To .1190 75
8. . .1077 2 10 .13CO 75
40. . .1018 2 15 23. .1004 DO
1. . .1000 2 40 1. .1100 3 00
1. . .1000 2 CO 3. .1283 3 00
CALVES.
14. . . 170 1 50 3. . . 103 3 00
HULLS ,
1. . .1470 2 10
FKBDRKB.
70. . . 740
ItOOS.
ItOOS.No.
No. Av. , Shk , Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
0. .310 SO $3 05 64. . . , .237 40 J
OS.H. . .259 SO 00 49. . , .274 402)4 )
H. .211 SO 00 55. . , .U10 120 402M
S2. aso SO 00 57. . , .274
1)3. ) .253 80 00 C4. , .254 80 4 02
05. .253 160 00 ( .2. . . , .273 l 02i <
07. .232 240 4 00 76. . , .243 4 05
13. .288 4 00 40. . , .334 SO 4 05
68. .284 160 4 00 61. . , .250 80 4 (5 (
GO. .202 160 4 00 C3. . , .285 4 05
07. .224 240 4 00 64. . , .280 120 4 05
51. .294 160 4 00 03. . , .281 80 4 05
30 .200 200 4 00 53. . . .247 405
77. .230 40 4 00 55. . . .233 40 4 05
63. .241 120 4 00 57. . . .898 210 4 05
CO. .293 160 4 00 01. . , 233 120 4 05
50. .2J 4 00 76. . 222 4 05
57. .270 200 00 65. . . .200 4 05
03. . ! ! 03 2SO 00 50. . , .248 40 4 05
05. .245 240 00 64. . . .219 bO 4 05
53. .303 ICO 00 61. . . .243 240 4 05
72. .242 820 00 63. . . .223 ICO 4 05
77. .201 fcO 110 , . .333 100 4 05
72. .218 60 188. . . .240 200 '
6D. .130 120 4 02 03. . . ,183 40 4 l6'
Live Stock Notes.
Cattle about all sold.
Hog market slow.
Markets weak and unsatisfactory.
Mnckev & BrooUs , of Furaam , marketed
hogs to-day.
John Higems come In from Lincoln with a
car of cattle.
Fuller & Poton , of Fullerton , sent In a
shipment of hogs.
'
P. Maxwell , of the same place , was also
hero withtuo loads.
About ono-fourth of the cattle receipts
consisted of western stock.
John Shnfer , of Noab , Utah , was hero with
several cars of range cuttle.
Western feeders averaging about 1,000 Ibs.
per head sold at$2.50@3.SO to-day.
F. C. Bliss represented Howells on the
market to-day. Ho marketed hogs.
. D. S. Zimmerman came In from Charleston
with a car each of hogs and cattle.
S. S. Sperry , of Belvldero , was at the
yards looking after a car of cattle.
John Gilllland , of Howe , was hero this
morning with u shipment of ctittlo.
M. H. Hegarty , a prominent dealer at
Neola , fa. was here'wlth two cars of hogs.
B. Lamb and Sackott & Hawks , of Cedar
Rapids , marketed hogs and cattle this morn
ing.I. .
I. H. Shocks , a prominent dealer at York ,
was hero with two cars of cattle and one of
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
SOS SouthlUtli Street , Oiuuliu
WANTED
ONDS
Issued by
Cities , Counties , School Districts , Water Cora ,
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purchase of round amounts of such bonds.
Correspondence solicited.
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NATIONAL BANK ,
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Capital 8400,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1880 , . . . 62,01)0 , )
OFl'lCf.US AND DIUKOTOllS.
NIIY W. VATK8 , President.
LEWIS K. UKKU , Vlco 1'realdent.
A. K. TutlZALlN ,
W. V. MOUSE ,
JOHN . COLLINS.
H. 0. CIIHIII.NO ,
J. N. II. PATIIICK , .
* W. II. B. UUUIIES , Cashier ,
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor. l-'tb and Farnain Stu.
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OMAHA
Surgical I
N. W. Cor. 13lh and Dodge Sts. , Omaha , Neb.
THE LARGEST MEDICAL INSTITUTE IN THE WEST
FOIl TIIB TUBATMENT Of ALL
Chronic and Surgical Diseases and Diseases of the Eye and Ear ,
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO DEFORMITIES , DISEASES OF WOMEN-DISEASES
OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS , PRIVATE DISEASES , DISEASES
OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. LUNG AND THROAT DISEASES ,
SURGICAL OPERATIONS , EPILEPSY OR FITS ,
PILES , CANCERS , TUMORS , Etc.
J. W. McMENAMY , M. D. , President ,
* And Consulting Physician and Surgeon.
Organized with a full staff of Sklllel Physicians , Surgeons ana Trained Nnrse *
This establishment is a permanent medical institution , conducted by thoroughly
educated physicians and'surgeons of acknowledged skill and experience. * ihe
Institute buttings , situated on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Dodge
Dtreots , is composed of two large three-story brick bindings of over ninety rooms ,
containing our Medical , Surgical and Consultation Hooms , Drug Store , , Laboratory ,
Offices , Manufactory of Surgical Appliances and braces , and the Boarding Depart
ment/br / Patients , in charge of competent petsoils constituting the largest and
the most thoroughly equipped Medical and Surgical Establishment in the West , one
of the three largest in the United States , and second to none.
Wo have superior advantages and facilities for treating diseases , performing
surgical operations , boarding and nursing patients , which , combined with pur
acknowledged ability , experience , responsibility and reputation , should make the
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute the first choice.
You can come direct to'tjhe1 Institute , day or night , as we have hotel accommo
dations as good and as cheat ) as any in the city.
We make this explanation for the benefit of persons who may feel inclined to
jro further east for medical'br surgical treatment and do not appreciate the fact
that Omaha possesses the"largest and most complete Medical and faurgical Insti
tute west ot New York/.wlth a capital of over $100,000.
DEFORMITIES OF THE HUMAN BODY.
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMI
TIES AND TRUSSES.
Best Facilities , Apparatus and Remedies for Successful Treatment ol
every form of Disease requiring MEDIOAIj or SUttGICAL
TREATMENT.
m tnis departmem we are especially sut cessrei. Our tlaims of superiority over
all others are based upon the fact that this ia the only medical establishment man
ufacturing surgical braces and appliances for each individual caseT Wo have
throe skilled inotrumt-nt makers in our employ , with improved machinery , and
have all the latest inventions , as well as our own patents and improvements ,
the result of twenty years' experience.
TCTTT .TFnfirrrr Tg-1 A f . r TgTl A nP TVr-BTTq- ! -
The treatment of diseases by electricity has undergone great changes within the
past few years , and electricity is now acknowledged by all schools of medicine as the
great remedy in all chronic , special and nerve diseases , for nervous debility , par
alysis , rheumatism , diseases of women , etc. , and in many eye and ear diseases it
is the most valuable of all remedies.
In order to obtain its full virtues , it is absolutely necessary to have the proper
apparatus. We have lately purchased three of thp largest and most complete
batteries manufactured , so constructed as to give the most gentle as well as the
most powerful current. Persons treated at this Institute by electricity recognize
at once the difference between our expensive and complete electrical apparatus
and the common , cheap batteries , in use by many physicians. Over 3,000 dollars
invested in electrical apparatus. '
PRIVATE , SPECIAL , NERVOUS
BLOOD DISEASES.
We claim to be the only reliable , responsible establishment in the west making
a specialty of this class of diseases. Dr. McMenamy was one of the first thorough
ly educated physicians to make a special study of this class of diseases , and his
methods and inventions have been adopted by specialists in Europe and America.
He is the inventor of the Clamp Compress Suspensory , acknowledged the best in
"use. All others are copied after his invention. By means of a simple operation ,
painless and safe , recently brought into use , wo cure many cases that have been
given up us incurable by medical treatment. ( Read our look to men , sent free to any
address. )
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
We have had wonderful success in this department in the
past year , and have made many improvements in our facili
ties for treatment , operations , artificial eyes , etc.
We have greatly improved our facilities and methods of
treating cases by correspondence , and are having bettor
success in this department than ever before.
We are fully up to the times in all the latest inventions in medical and surgical
operations , appliances ancl.lnstruments. Our institution is open for invosliga-
tion to any persons , patients or physicians. Wo invite all to correspond with or
visit us before taking treatment elsewhere , believing that a visit or consultation
will convince any intelligent person that it is to their advantage to place them
selves under our care.v ' . , , . , ,
Since this advertisement first appeared , many boasting pretenders and frauds have
tome and qone and many , morf will come and go , remembered only by tlieir unfortunate
and foolish victims. . " , .r
"A wise man investigates first and decides afterwards ,
A fool atciws first , then investigates. "
The Omaha Medicalfinfliauryical Institute is indorsed by the people and Vie press.
3fore capital invested , more willed physicians employed , more modern appliances , instru
ments and apparatus in. use , more cases treated and cured , more successful surgical
operations performed , ( Aajijtpj'aK other medical establUhmenta tn the West combined ,
144 PAGE BOOK ( Illustrated )
8ENJ , REE TO ANY ADDRESS ( BUALBD ) .
Part Flrat-nistory , Success and Advantages ot the Omaha Medical and Surgical Initltnto.
_ , , Liver , Klilnove , Skin , PilesC.xnoer ,
Part Second CURONIO DISEASES of the Luntrs Stonmch AJ. . . . * . ; IMI.W . - - - -
Catarrh , Epilepsy , Rheumatism , Inhalation , Tape Worm , Klectrlclty. Now jmcdlcB , etc . ,
1 UEroiiuiTiKi , Curvature of the Bpluo , Club 1'eet , Hip Dli Paralysis , Wry
Neck , lIow LosriTiliiro Up , Suriflcul Operations.
KAitlMscases of the Nerves , CatnrAot , , Btrablsmui or
Par ! Fourth ' DISEASES or TUB UVK ANi > _ * j * _ AJ iavM > ua w * niv * * * va i < v - - >
Cross Kyes.l'teryglum , Granulated KyoilUs , lu version of tlio Ilds , ArtlHclul Kyos , oto ,
Part Finii-DiSKAsea or Vfouun , Ixjucorrliosa. Olceratlon , Dlenlucemcuts , I'rolttjuus , Flex-
. , Lacerations and Caucor of tl.o WornJj. . . .
Ions and f UI31UUE9 , XUUJUrv AJA uiakiwiiD nun i uuiu u& iiw _ IIM. _ _ - _ _ .
Par Nlxlh DIBBASEH oif MKK , Private. Special and Nervous Diseases , Spermntorrbmn ( Seminal
Weakness ) , Itnpotonoy , Vurlcooclo , Btrloture , Gleet , Syphilis , and all diseases ol the Qeullo
Urinary Organs , .
A BPECIALTV. 'Wu HAVS LATTLY
DISEASES OF WOMEN A LYIMO-IM DCl'AIITMENT
vou WOMEN DUIIINQ Co.NrJNUiJENT , ( Btrlctly Frlvato ) .
Ouly Itollablo Medical Institute Making a Specialty of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All niood Diseases successfully treated. Syphilitic Poison removed from the Bittern without
mercury. Now Ilestoratlvo Treatment for Losg of Vital Power , Patients unabin to visit us may
to truauxlat homo by correspondence. All communications confidential. Medicines or instru
ments sent by mall or exnren securely packed , no murks to Indicate coiHcutn or sender. Due ODf
wual Ir.lnrvlew preferred. Cull and consult 119 or tend history of your case , und wo will end in-
plalntrrttiilMr , our UOUK T WKN , FKEK : Upon Prlvato. Special or Nervous OlseaneB. iPlpo-
tuucy , BypuUls , Ole t and Yarloocele , with question list. Address ,
OMAHA MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
18lb and Dodtt i
Boots mid Shoos.
K1RKEXDALL , JONES , t CO. ,
SUCCCHOM to Itpod , Jonrn A Co.
Wholesale Mannfacliirers of Biots & Shoes
Agents for llo ton lliibbor Pliofi Co. , 11G2.1101 and 110 !
llarnor Street , Onmlin , Nclr.nkn.
Brewers ,
STORK , t 1LKR ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
l.VUNorlli KlBlit'Ontlislr.'ot.On'.nhn , Nch.
Comloc.
EAGLE CQHXIVE WORKS ,
BannEclnrers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Wlndow-cnpannd mi > lnlloi > VyllKlil < , John Kpcnct * ; ,
proprietor. US and lltiboulh lotb ttrcet.
Pnnor Boxoa.
JOHN L. WILKtE ,
Proprietor Oraalia Paper Box Faclory ,
Kos. 1.11 ? end 1119 Douglas street , Omnhn , Nob.
Sash , Doors , Eto.
M. A. D1SBHOW A'CO. ,
Whclonlo mnnufr.oS < ircr of
Sash , Doors , Blinds aiid Mouldings ,
llrancli onico , 12th and Itnrd ftrco.s , Omnha.Ncb.
liOUN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Mannfacliirers of Saili , D ors , Blinds ,
, ntnlr vroik nn 1 IntoMor linrdvood llnlsU.
North IGth Htroct , umnlia , Nob.
StqnJTI.FIitHngs , Ptimps , Eto.
A CLAIIK STKAM HKATIA'O Ca.
Pnraps , Pines and Engines ,
Steam , water , rnlLwny und mlnltiK otipiillos , etc.
IW , Vfl and W ( ramuin si root , Omnlio.
U. S. WIND ENOINE A PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Sillies ,
Until'nr iilnil mil n , 013 nml 030 Jontu at , , Omiilia.
U. F. llo . Acting Mniuigor.
nROWNELL A CO. ,
Engines , Boilers aid General MicMiiery ,
Blicot-lron work , ntoMii pump ) , f w mills. 12IJ.1215
I.ua\cinvo th > trvotOmulin.
Iron Worko.
PAXTON A riERLING IRON WORKS ,
Wroiiaht anl Cast Iron Building Work ,
Kniilncii , turns work , pcnoral foundry , innchlnoand
bl icksrulth work. Ulncountl i > rke , V. I1. Itjr.
and lith struct , Omulm.
OMA UA WIRE A JHOy WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire andiron Railims
llcsit tails , window enards , flower stands , w
etc. lil Ni-rtn ItlU uroat , Ouinlm.
OMAHA SAFE A IRON WORKS ,
Manf 'rs ' of Fire and-Burglar i wof Safes ,
ViinltB , Jnll work , Iron nhuttara und tire ri.Jipcs.
O. iidrccn , lirop r. 'Cor. cr Kth and Jac\son tu.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Z7A70A' 6TOU7C YARDS CO. ,
Of Soutt Omaha , Limited ,
-TUB-
CHICAGO SHORT LIE
OK Til 15
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ' ,
The licst Route from Onmlia and Council
Uliiffs ( o
_ _
HZ THE EAST = E
TWO TltAINS DAILY BHTWEKN OJ1AHA
AND COUNCIL U LUFFS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Miii'irapolis , Ccilir : Rapids ,
Rock Iblaud ] Fi export , Itorkfonl ,
Clinton , Duhiuiiic , Diireuport ,
Elgin , Mmlls'jn , Jiincsvlljc ,
Winoiia , Li Crosse ,
Auil nil other Important polntt Enst , Northeast and
bin.tlicust.
Kor tlirmicli ticket ) call on the tleke' agent at 1501
Parimm t-trcct , In liarlicr illcci , or at Union I'uciflc
Depot.
r.ilhnnn Sleepers und the tlnost DlnlnK Cnri In the
wnrM.iru i tin on the m&'u ' llnu ol tlio chlcmro. Mil-
wn'ikee A bt. l' ul Hallway , nad every attuntlon Is
IMiil to i > a < 5vnRii by courteous crupluyci of the
comp'inr U. .Mil , I * , Kit. Qenornl Ninirtpcr.
J. K. TUCICLCK. ASHlrtintCcncr.il Mnnneor.
A' V. H. CAIll'KNTEU , ( joneral 1'nssenKCr and
Tlclcst Accnt.
( iliO. K. HlSAKfOno. Assistant Ocnorul I'usscnccr
untl'llckct Aucnt.
T. J. ULAlliv. cieaerql SnporlulonJcnt. _
Dii.H.O. Vfxst'a NEHVE ANU nrtAiN THHA * .
mtNT , agimraatee I BpoclUc for Ilyutcrlti , Din-- ; !
uobs. Convulsions , fits , Nervous Neuralgia ,
Heailachs. Neryous Prostration ciuised by the
nso of alcohol or tobacco , Wakofulncs-i , Mental
Deprosilon , BoftflnliiRof the Drain , resulting In
Insanity aud Iiiadtnu to misery , decay anil deatn.
Picmaturo Old Ago. narronness. Loss of Power
In either BOX , Involuntary Loaadi nml Spormat-
orhnsa caused by over-oxartlon of the braln.solf-
Kbusa or overludul enco. Each box contains
cno month's treatment. $1.00 n box , or six boxen
f or ? 'i.i , Bent by mull prepaid on racolpt of price.
WE GrUARANTEH SIX BOXE3
To cure any caso. With each order received b
U3 for six boxes , accompanied with fti.OO , we wlu
Bend tha purchaser our written guarantee to re
fund the money If tno trottmeiit does not enact
a cure. Guarantees icaued only by Gooduiau
Drug Co. , Urugplsta , Solo Aiconti , 1110 Furnam
nteoet. Omaha Mob.
2Oto60 DAYS.
This is u dlsaaso which has heretofore
Baffled all Medical Sclenco.
\Theu Morcurr , Iodide of Potnbslum , Sarenpa
rllla or Hot Bprlnns fall , wo guarantee a cure.
Wo have a Remedy , unknown to anyone In tha
World outalde of ourCompuny , nndono tUuttius
NEVEll FAII.EO
to cuieths most obatlnato cases. Ten days la
recent case * doeu the work. It Is the old chronic-
deep geatea cases that we solicit. Wo IIAVO
cured hundreds who have been abandoned by
Physicians , and pronounced Incurable , and wa
challenge the world to bring us a case that vra
will not cure In less than alxty dayx.
Blnce the hlntory of raealclno a true specific
for Syphilis has Dooa sougbt for but never
found until our
KIACilO HK.TJKDY
wudlscorerail , aud woaro juatltletl In saying
It Is the only llemeuy in the \7orld ttiat will pos
itively cure , because the Intent Hedlca ! Wurki ,
published by the bunt known authorities , auy
ihcro was never a true apuclnc before. Our r m-
edy will cure wUon everything else has failed ,
Why waste you time and money vtlth patent
medicines that never had virtue , or doctor with
phynlclans that cannot cure you , you that tiara
Irlucl everything 'lie should coma to us now and
Ktt permanent lellef , you never can get It else
where. Mark what wa aay. In the end ; rn
must take our remedy or NKVKH recover r.ud
you that hare been nullrted but n short time
should ty all means come to us now. not ona lu
ten of now cases ever gut permanently cured ,
Many itctholn and think they are frea from tha
disease , but In one , two or tureo years after it
appears again In a more horrible form ,
This IB a blood Purifier mid will Cure
any Skin or Blood Disease when
Everything Else Fulls.
NOTICE We desire to caution patients In re
gard to parties claiming to USD the Cook Item-
edy. Our formula IK not ami ( MNNOT bo
known to anyone but ourselves.
THE COOK REMEDY GO ,
Rooms 418 aniU19 , Paxlon Block ,
and all urinary troublus eaxlly. quick.
lyandbufely cured bylJOOTUlUCaiv
Miles , tievurul cttsed cured in seven days. Bold
ut 11.00 per box , all druggists , c/r by mall from
Uocttua Jl't'B Co. lU WUIU * W. V , FullUlroo
ion * .
I
Agrloulttiriiljmplomontyi i
ciiritcriiLL i > A it Kim , "
Dsalcrin Agricnltnral Inmlcracnts , Wagoni
CarrlnKM nd bOH lM. Jonc slrcft. between Mb. and
lUtb , on Mm , Nvlimoka.
, t M ETC ALP CO. ,
Airlcnlt'l ' Iiinloiiicnls , Wasous , Carriages
s , etc. WholesKlo.
A onvxnoiw .t MARTIX co. ,
Wliolesnlo Drains fn
Agrtcall'l ' InnilemGiiti , Wagons & BiiJgte
lxl ) , 101 , ii und W7 Jones street , Omnhk.
MOLiifEMn.nunK& STOUDAIW co. ,
MnnufncUircrs nnrt Job' ors In
Waions , Buggies RaKc ? , Plows , Etc ,
l"or. ( ith nna I'nclno tlrteti , Oruabn.
Artlato' Materials-
A. IlObl'ti , Jr. ,
Arlists1 Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 1'ouulm street , Omnhai'oliriskn. .
Dooto cmtl Shoos.
ir. v. MOKSE & co. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Sines ,
1101,110J , HUj Dotidlnn Hioct , Onriha. MnnuUctory ,
biiiiinitT street , Motion.
Con I , Cqko end
OMAUA COAL , COKE A LIMB CO. ,
Jolliers of Hsrfl ail SiflCoal ,
WJBontli 15th Mr et , Onmlin , N'cbrutka.
XEUHASKA UUKL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
2H ! outh lth St. , Onmlin , Noli.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHAr A. WAKEMELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imi'Ortcil nml Amirltnn 1'ort'rml ' crmeiit. Slat *
ugcnt for Mlw.iuki < o lutlrait lucoinc.it itud
( juln y whlto ; iino.
on AS u. LIU : ,
B alcr in lla.ilwtcfl Lumber ,
Wood vnrpulsniiil parquet lhmr.ru ; . vtli and Uuuitlai
KhCv'ta , Um.ilm , iNit ) .
OMAHA LUMUEK.CO. ,
All Kinds of Bniluing Material at Wholesale
IStli street nn I Union Tactile ttnck , Omabn.
LOUIS JiliADFOIlD ,
Dialer in Lumber , Latli , Lime , Sasli ,
Ooort , Ktc * Ynnls Cnnicr Tth nnrt I'ouglna. Offloa
Corner 10th mid Dojiclai.
FKED. W. ( } ltA V.
Lflinlr Limp Cement EtcEtc
, , , , , ,
Cumer Dili aiU : Douglas ts. , Omalia.
O. N. DIETZ ,
Doalcr ill All Kinds of Lumber ,
13Ui nml California BtrL'CU , Onmlui , Nebraska.
I. OttERFELDER A CO. ,
Importers Uobte hi Mi UN
ftHSIOimail5Suu1li ! llllii
Notions.
.T. KOIION co.- ,
and Fnrjisliias Goods ,
1121 IlBracy Street , Orunba.
jCornrn8alon [ a n d JS to ra BO
RIDDELL & RIDDELL ,
SUr G and Coiiimissioii Merc'ianls
Specialties niittrr , cues , clicc-so. ponltrx ,
1112 IIu\f urJ streetuimttin , xcl > .
Dry Goods and' Motions.
.17. E. SMITH CO. ,
j , Furnishing Goad ? and Notions
tlOS and 1101 Douglas , cor , llt'.i street. Omaha. Kct > .
KlLPATIUCIt KOCH DRV GOODS CO ,
Iiniiorters & Jokers ia Dry Goods , Nolions
Gent's furnlsliliiK uoculi. Corner llth and Ilarnoy
'
HELIN , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Ir.iporlora und Joblers of
fcolcns and Tailors' ' T Mings ,
317Boutb. 1'tlCftiUft.
Rjrnlturo.
' ' '
.Y'A'S'W'NE . ?
Wholesale Dealers in Furnitnre ,
Kiirnnni stioct. Oruilin , N
( JUAHLES
Fnrnitnre ,
Omnhu , Nobru'ska.
Crocorlos-
y , GALLAGHER & CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and < PruY3iois ; ; ,
TU5.Ttf7 , 70J and Til Kouth 10th St. , Omnlia , Nob.
McCOIlD , miADY & CO. ,
lG Grocers ,
18th and Icavomvortli strocts. Omnhu , Kebrnaka.
Hardware.
w. J.
Hevy : Hirdware , Iron and Steel ,
Sprints , WUKOII stock , ImrJvtarj , lumber , etc. 1209
und nil Hartley street , Uuatia.
W. J. SROAICn ,
He-yy Hirdware , Iron and Steel ,
Bptlnui , wnu-nn stack , hnnlwnr.i. lumber , eta , 120 *
and 1211 LlnrnoT street , Oniulit.
LEE , CLAItKE , ANDKEESEtf UAIIIJ-
WAUE nn .111' A NV. .
Wliolesa'8 Haidware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Jletals , Khout Iron , etc. Aecnta for IIuwo ocalo , ,
Mlauil powder and Lyiuan barbed wire.
lilMEUAUOJI A TAYLOH ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Renair ShOB
Mechanics' tool and llurfnln scale ) . U05 Bougla * .
street , UnJttlin , Neb ,
Toys , Eto.
II. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobber ! of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
IIouso furnlihlnu good , , children's carriage ! , 1"0
Karnum streut , Omnhu , t\eu ,
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
'Wholesale ' Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle grcnio , etc. . Ouinbu. A. U , Ultliop , Maniger >
Paper. *
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Ds'lers. '
C'trrr a nlca itock of prlnlln/ , wrapping and'wrtttnjil
. Bpeclulattentiongivun ( u curdpipir. ,
_ UNKFNNESS
C > * Ilio Liquor Ilnblt , I'nilllTelr L'arvd
bf AilmlnUterlnc lr. llaluok'
Ualaeu H"--
i' . nuu n o rjn
made tciniicmtt mon whu lin vo tukr
In lUulr cuifuo rltliuiU Iliulr knowlcd
I'VSi''K'1.1,11',11'11" ' ' ' ' ! ' of lholr ' ! .
. .
fiKV Kit HA U.S. Ttio ) > tcm enc Improznuted I witu
Ilit ) hiicelllo. it bocomun an 'Jttvrlinpnidbllltr lor the.
llniior ttppuilto to oxlit. Kor Ale bjr Kulm k Co.
Irui : < i t , If'tU ' ar.d Honshu stiui d IMli and Cum
X > l.Oraubu , A , 1 > . roiluri llru. . Council 11 luff , .
MFN i kid l""uf . ' " > npt
p/uiicci.iai/bi
trt ollr rtgalnid br tin uw
> CftLON-dUpRC Method.
. eniTior ur ntw llhuinUil "uulj , T
i
Hm llcilui. " AUoluia ticrccr. Varlco *
itlicut p ln aroicratlau. A < Mr < i , ,
nra nl'nlaue ' , 1U "RUMUI Kulm i
