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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1890)
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Hundred Operators Pound the Market by Turuc , CORN HAS LITTLE SELLING PRESSURE , Provision Murkct Suiters with tlic It Hl A Kink in .11 CHS Turk Cnttln I'l'lces on a Down Grade. CiiiCAno , Junoll.-lSpcclalTclcKram to TUB Hun , ] Once every inontli tlio wheat trade o ( the country Is dcnmrallrcd liy tin ) government crop report from \Va8hliiKtoii. Tills win the diiy for the triulo to net rattled over the Dodge flKurefl. H has been pxpceteil for a few days ptt t Unit the statements and figures would beef of a bearish nntiirc that Is , that they would not show any serious decrease In acreage or condition Hlnco the report Hindu May 10. The figures sent out give tlio condition of winter wliuat ut 78.1 and the averages , which appear In ( mother column , nro Interpreted to mean a flop of 4:10,000,1)00 : ) IniHliels for the coun try , Including 2CO.OOO.OOO bushels of winter and 170.000,000 bushels of sprlnK wheat. The bears had announced In udvancu Unit the con dition of winter whcut must bu as low as ? . " > to Mislaid the market. Dispatches this morning nlMi brought reports of harvesting new wheat at llaltlniote. With this news , crop and bulls timid , hears and raiders began oper- atlons. They had tilings all their own way front the start. There was some buying by llutchlnson during thn morning mid llaldwln and I'lirmim and S. V. Whlto Ac Co. also took wheat freely for a tlmo. The crowd was against the market. Jones , Kenriutt mid a half bundled others pounded thi ) market by tuiiis , Tliero was one llttlo rally about noon on the reports of six teen boat loads oC wheat taken for export at New York , but the strength did not last and prices went still lower. When It was an nounced that a prominent house had failed to meet their margins or pass the clearing house there was more nervousness and more weak ness. July wheat sold at Iflfto to fcS.Uu to fcijje to We to ( % ' 5e at 1 o'clock ; August W'/aa ' to bllo toHUJ.c tobniie tofciiic ; DcccmborlUlfo totw ? e toIKJ'ic inWHu. . Wheat made no recovery of iiiiiortniion | lit thi ( closing. The last prices wijio- June 8/5c , July f > 8Uf. AiiKiiHtHSiJc. i-op- tcinliur fc'.io , mill Oucuinbur OOJic. Tlio curl ) wns inilutur tliun usual , nmt iirlvllujici In July \ wfro : I'nts , 87"o to 87yuj culls , b'JJiu ' lo c'J..c. /July WIIH hlgliur utfe3lc. ? Thcro was u narrow corn market nil tiny mid but fur the Nliaklni ; out lu Wheat anil pro vision * tliu market no doubt would have field ( liilloltrin. As It was , thu closing prices Were but a small fraction under last price' * yester day. Thuro was somu llttlo sclllns pressure whi'ii tin ; Warnm corn ciiino on the market urn ! iicaln wlitm llarllett 1'razor bad u dls- patcb about liol corn at New Vork. Liverpool was easy on bolb spot and futures. Tbe beat buyers of tlio day were lliitcliliison , Amerlcan paekliiK company and llaxter. June wits held t.Ti&uiiml.'tt's'u all day ; July 'MaU to to lU' 'io to tbu elosu ; August and rlost-d at JlS'aO ; Ssi'p- trmber , Iti'ie to ItiSic to XtX < ikGv. Tliero was usbowof xtriiiiKtli early In oats and tlio prices were at u fair Rain over last nl ht , wltb Juno lit 'JS c , July at"8.iu , August at "ll ? e and f i'ii- tenibur at "tie. Then tlio market yielded with otlii'r cereals and Juno touched 7.ie , doting ati7' ; < c ; July. ' . ' "Jic at the closing ; Aiigiibt , STi'so ; September .V-a'c at the closing prices. I The provision market suHVrcd with the otbois today. There was a little kink In mess pork. The price of July , about the only month ijiiolcd , broke from } l- . ? . > to { ll.ttf and le- eoveie < l totr..s'iall In a sbort tlmo anil with out Important , business. Thurii was pretty free ii'lllng nf laid and ribs all day. Armour Mild September lanl early anil llutchliiMinsold hog inoducts. The .shipments am small and receipts from other points liberal. HOKH hold olT . " > o after the opening. July ribs Mild at r > .07'i ' tol.l7'j. ! ' closing at * . ' > . ( ' i. with Heptem- barrlhsoir ut ? , " > . ! ' laid sohl at J. , . ! " , ) and f.8. > , closing at Jj.UO for July and $ li.iS : ! ! for ( September. IIVK STOCK. o , Juno 11. [ Special Telegram to Tin : Hr.n.1C'ATTiiK lluslncss was slow and prices iii'aln rather on the down turn than otherwise , especially on big heavy .steers , and the light , handy variety ruled baiely steady. Most of tbe salesmen quoted values lOo to Lie lower for the week so far. Texans wcro also re ported JOe lower , with the receipts estimated lit IIO.OOO. N'atlvo cows and goo : ! liolfors , also 'export bulls , ruled stoutly and were rather scaioo. Tliero was nothing now of note In the stoclier and feeder line. Choice to extra beeves , &l,80r > .00 ; me dium to good steers , I.IW ) to 1,500 Ihs. , H.III&I.70 ; l.'JOO to ! , : ) Ibs , , $ l.00 < at.40 ; 030 to I.SIK ) Ibs.ifi.r : > ( i34.10j stoukers and fprders.Ji.40 CCll.Ml ; cows , bulls and mlxcil , jl.40i.40 : ; bulk , KL'.Vi6L'.7 , " > ! slop-fed hteei-s , } . : ) ® , ; Texas corn fed. $ : i.4l > ttl.lOj grass steels , $ . > .4023i'0 ; cows. Jl.wau' . " " ) . llods-lliislnrss was fair , with sales as peed as at the close yesterday , but later on bulk mild a nickel lower ; lint at the llnal wliidup the general market was a shade .stronger , The early estimates of receipts fell from iilH)0 ) to li.lKiO short , hence thn strength at the elo > e. 1'ackers paid JJI/r.vlM.tX ) , largely KI.SOi.Ki : ; Hhlppers paid &l.bo , also W.87',4 and $3.'Jj ; light bortt , $ ; i.btx J.B.'i. FJX.tXCM.lL. NKW VOIIK , Juno II. [ Hpoolal Tolo rnm to Tun HKH.I STOCKS The butir InlliH'iiL'os wuru most powerful In tlio stouk niiirlict early. They were iiiiitorlnlly assisted In ( U'pressliiK the nuirliot by tliu lowur London prices. The bulls uo not foul ovorconllilunt of tliulr posi tion and the week kni.'ed nro ctislly iniido to that tlio silver bill , OVOH If fully piissed , 1ms liuen Inrpuly illseotintod. The pnlillo Is notd fi ! | ) In tlio iiun-Uot. mill tlio tnins- iii'tliins lack vluor nnd simp. The llrst prlcos showed decllnen ruiiKlni ; nenorally from ! i to U per cent from last evening's II MioB , but I.nnlsvlllu & Nashville wusuxcuiitloiiiil with u loss of X pnr cent nnd t'lileaso ' Uus with 1 per eont. This was followed by further tiraotluiil losses In the early trading , these stoeus whk'h htitl sliowu the smallest losses at the upon ntf declining the most and the Oregon Tniiis'oiitlneiital lost Ji : the Missouri I'nellle Not them I'lU'HIu nnd mvhmoml . West I'olnl , 'i eiteh anil the nlhiirs InslKiillli'iiiit friietlons. Industrial htoitks , however , were specially weak a aln nnd I'hloago Gas after opening oil' 1 per cent ut M , further 'declined Ji2 mireunt unit aiisar.nfteriipenlnj ? * , ' higher , declined u like amount. A partial recovery occurred lu the weakest .stocks and the mar ket , which had shown little animation outsldo of the trusts , Oregon Transcoiitlnontnl , Hi. Paul nnd Richmond We.st Point , l > ccamo more ijulot. lleforo noon Chlca.io Clns reuov- eied to M and KIIKIUfromK'Hi toHl'l. A tlown- f ward tentlency eoutluues lu railroad stocks. Transcontinental weiitolf to. VI , LakoMioroto ll'J'j. ' New KiiKland to I ! ) . AtchNnu to473B , Northwestern to ir " , Ht. Paul ( oTtlS , LiiuUa- wunna to 14ii ; , IteadliiK to 47 and other Moi-'ks In Miialler amounts. Tlioro was no Kood siipnort anywheco In the list at midday. The lullnences continued bearish In stouks to the close. The last hour brought out the Unit ; stooks freely nnd the prices KIIVO way easily. The Sugar Trust anil I'lileiiKO Gas each closed with n point loss for tlui day. The losses In railroad RO | ; K wcro : Transcontinental L' per cent , Lonlsvlllo I , ha leu Shorn -U , Nortliom Paclllu commonly , Atuhl- stui 'i , Ilurllnglnn K , Hock Island 34 , St. Paul ] , Missouri Paclllu iu. The total sales were 1SI..VIT hliare.s. The following woru tlio closiiiR quotations : 1'MtOitUCK .W.I itKKTJi. CIIICAOO. Juno 11. lao : j ) . in. cliwo Wheat Jtye-Eusy at 48o Harley -l.iis- ; , 1'rinioTlinotiiy-Kai.y at 11.05. I'lux Knsy uttl.UU , ' \Vhl8ky-l.ou. IVrkftyndy ! cash , ! l3.02Hj July , J1S.S3 ; Pop- Lunl-btuaiiyi eubh. ! 5.8Sij ) July. t.V XS V l ; Septemtor.W.li'i. ilour qIulnally ca Icr ( dealers asked W.f5 W.O ! for intents In bnrroK II.SVi lT. % for bnkcn. O..V < Si.2.-i for straight ami tl.40a4.CO for winter. Provisions Pliotilclorn , t" > .00il ( > .tO ! M.iVifS.4.'i : ; short rllw. Jl.ftVfM.Oi. Jlutter I'lrmf creamery , lOtMlo ; dairy , M& 130. 130.Chccso ChccsoSteady ! full cream chrddars and flats. 7K We : Vomit ? Americas , " 'iQS c. KtfiM-lulIj fresh , llftlSc. Hldcs-Hteiuly ; light green salted , fl CWcj nailed bulls , r > o ; green salted calfO.UQTo ; dry Hint , ( VftTo ; dry Halted hides , Cei dry calf , i/il < Ic ! deacons , 3Ju each , Tallow-Steady ! packed , 44)ioj ! ) No. 5 , 4 < 3i cake. 4Su. Hocolnts. Shlpm'ts. Hour , J3. M 10.000 Wheat .TI.OU 110.010 Corn T1S.001 XfJ.VM Oal.s , IKXIXXJ * O'JU.OM New YoiiK.Junoll.-Whoat-Uccelpts. SO.TOO bnsheU ; exports , M.IIV ) bushels ; stiot lower ; N" . 3 red. lil'/o In elevator ; W > < { gu.ic ( nlloat ; ( Q/iQnVic f o lit options lower ou giivernment crop report , and reported failure In the west ! No. 2 red , .tuna closed at IHHc. Corn Receipts , WT.T.V ) bushels ; exports , lUAtJO bushels ; Hpot lower ; closing steadier ; .No. 3. 40ISI1J ! { ( ( ! In elevator ; llttu'o nlloat ; ungraded mixed , iKWSI-'c : options , lower ; Juno closing nMO.Vc. Coffee Option * clo ed easy , MJIO points dottn. Hales : : r ,000 baas ; June. tl.v)017.4Uj : ) July , < I7.0.VJI7.IO ; spot KIo , nominal , fair car goes , liO.Oo. Hnsar Itaw. firm ; molasses sugar 81 test. 4c ? ; refined llrm. Petroleum United closed for July at 00 , 0. KKirs-Wenk ; western IS'ffiJI'lc. ' Pork-KIrm ; me sjii.7r : ill. ' . . , I.nril Wi'-tki weMtern steam , fC.12i ! nskrcl. Htittor I'lno llrm ; western dairy , MilUe ; creamery , ( VToll'io ; Klgln , ll'.Je. ' Ohcesu Knthor easy ; western , 7(3Se. ( KANSAS Cirr , Juno II. Unltlu Hccclpts , n.SM : shlpmentHi.H : ! ) ( ) ; steady to strona ; steers , jt.l'iOi : ) .K" > : co , (1.791.73 ; atookoM and feed ers , ts.Knia.do. llo s Jteeelpts , 11,033 ; Blilpmcnts , 1,1-0 ; nil grade.s , f.V : ) > 2i.rM. : I.ivKtti'oor , , Juno 11. Wheat Market quiet ; holders olVer moderately. California No. 1 , 7s lOd pur cental ; western spring. 7s Hid per cen tal. tal.Corn Corn Market easy , demand poor. 'K STUCK. . Juno II. Cattle Ueoolpts , 1P.OD3 ; market stonily anil lower ; beeves. JI.SsMfcViO ; steers , t.l.M'H 1.70 ; sUvkors anil feeders , te.W& \\.W \ \ ; cows , bulls and mixed , tl.4Wl.IO ; Texas steers , $ -.40011,10. IIoss-Hcoelpts , 21,000 ; market a shade lower , closing ( .tnniRer ; mixed , Kl.mQ.'l.s'i ; heavy , Si.00.07" : : ! ; light. * : i.c < xlW.OO ; skips , 4.1.00 ® ! . : , " . Sheup Keeclpts. lO.fl.Ki ; market weak , I03lJc ! lower ; natives , H.dOfW.hO ; Te.vius , ja.'J534.M ; western , $ I..VX3.v0 : ! ; lambs , W.003.V70. MiNNKAi'oi.ts , Juno II. Wheat Ilccelpts , i ! " curs ; fdilpincuts , 17 cars ; eash market , but cjulte strong compared with weakness In futures , though prices were aireeted consider ably by the decline In that market. Closing : No. 1 , Imfd , June , S-TUc ; July , SGJJe , on track , ( Sc ; No. 1 northern , June , IH.KJ : July , t-Oe bid ; on track , S-fi'/c ; No.'northern , June , file ; July 84c ; on track , KlS4c. Mii.wAUKin : . Juno 11. Wheat Quiet ; No. 2 , sptlng ensli , rWBh'c ; Julv , Me. Corn Stuaily ; No. : i. life. Oats I'lriu ; No. S white. We. llarley Kasy ; No. a,40 > iIC4'c. ; ST. IntiH. Juno 11. Wheats-Closed lower ; cashfcu''c ; July , 83Sc. Corn Lower ; cash ya3,7J ! c : Jill v. : axc33 ? < c. Oats Lower ; cash. Mu ; July , 27 , ' 'c. Pork-Dull at J1I.7- . l.ard Nominal ut W.73. \Vhlsky-Stcaily ; il.lO. Provisions Ivnsy ; pork , $12.0. " , . Hyo Kasler ; No. 1 , In store , 50j. O.tf.iW.1 ill'K STOCK. " Cattlo. Wednesday , Juno 11. Estimated receipts of cattle 2.200 , compared with L' . 12 yesterday and 2lir ! > Wednesday of last week. The receipts during tliu lirstlialt of Hut week have been " , < " > ' . ' , compared with 7I2S ( for tlio corrcspoudlng period last week , a gain of us I. The market opened steady on everything and fairly active , nearly every thing changing hands before midday. The .snpiilyof both beef and shipping steers was limited. Although eastern advices were any thing but encouraging everything changed bauds on a fall I v active market at steady prices. Cows ami heifers were ( airly liberal In receipts , nil desirable lots being pleUe I up early at steady prices. Hulls fullv sympa- thl/eil with cows , i-overal hundred feeders' . Including about 1100 I'talis. wore on tliu market with demand fully up to the receipts. Estimated recclnts of hnrs 4.100. compared with , r,0i'l yesterday and 7,27 ! ) Wednesday of last week. The receipts during the lirst half of the week were JI.4'.iS ' , compared withe 2l..r 4J during the corresponding period last week , a falllhg off of 10,043. Thomarketopcned , " > o lower and active , soon became slow and weak , became active and llrm again and then became slow and weak and dually Hat with twelve loads remaining In llrst hands at midday. Later the few remain ing loads were Mild at . ( i.3.VQt.iO. : ( The range of prices was .f..M3 ! l.ii.s , the bulk changing hands at W.r > .7ijui' ) : light $ : ) . .VxrtU.M'5 ; mixed W-Z'ija'l.fM'/t ; heavy $1)i7.lifci.r."i. ) : ( The average of the prices paid was J.I.M compared with S-'l.fi. ) yesterday and $ 'j.3lis Wednesday of last week. There were no fresh reclpts but hold-ovcin sold at steady prices. I'rovnilliii ; I'rloes. The following N a talilo of prices paid lu this market for the grade of stock mmitloucd : I'rltnu steers. KKM to KUJ Ibs . * l.tl : &i."i ( idol ! stouts. I2.VI to IIMlbs . 4.T C.i : Good steers , IOTO to KDJ Ibs . : i.H' > { / , .23 Common , tooo to ll.'u Ibs . ; I.MI di-'t.so Common eanners . I.IHI dii'.oo Ordinary to fair cows . I.OJ Cb'.VO 1'alr to gootl cows . l..X ) ( i.'j.in Ciood to choice cows . ! > .7. > ffl'J.13 Choice to fancy cows . i.l" ! > ( Tjkllki Knlr to gooil bulls . ; . l.7 : > CiiiB C'holce to fancy bulls . L'.r , ) I VM Light stOkers ( and feeders . 2..V ) ' 1'eeders. aiO tolllHIlris . .Mel I'alr to choluo light hogs . : i..V ) I'nlr to choice heavy hogs . : i.-i71 l''alr ' to choleu mixed hogs . a.52 ! Coiiiiiritivo T.ihliM. The following table shows the raugu lu prlceson ho.jfs during this an-1 la-it wcu'c : Days. Tills rmt U'eoi. Monilny w'la'aS'Tr" Tiiciilny : \ W tt'l 70 3 4S ftfl tfi Wednesday. . , a w us IBX Ttiurpdny. . . , : i 43 t i w Friday s so on ra Saturday It'lllfJO Ol'I'l'iOOi. imas. The followlnit table shtv.r * tlio ranio of prlees pain for hogs : l'"air to cholco light hogs 1 fi'jij' ® ' ! ; V > ruli-tuchiileu heavy hos II Wa ti ( W'J ' 1'ulr to choice mixed lio. s y MJiQ'J 57J ! . Prime fat sheep : in 67)73 ) Hood fill sheup ' 453 ffl' , 'l ) Common to medium sheep UOJ fel no Avoriifto Co.it or ! [ o' ' 4. The followln : table glvoj tluavjr.igao.ut of IHKSOII thudato < nuntH'iJ I , liulu lln ; tu ! costto lay , as bas't.l up in site * ropartoJ : June 2 'I 70 Juno 7 : l My Junell : i Kl Juiiet ) : i fti June I II 5li ! Juno 10 ; l in June fi : i. ' June 11 y &g JuneU U5IU HlKliost nir.l Ijuwost Snlos of II : > ? . Today. Vesterday. Highest ? l IKH Highest . . . .W 70 Lowest il 50 Lowest U UO Stock Ucuolt4. ) Olllclal Vestorday Kutmatnd Todav. Cattle..170oars , : iil2 : Cattlo..loi ; oars. 2.2.10 Hogs. , . 77ears , 5.0\si \ Hogs 01 curb , 4,100 Sheep Sears , 1.1SI Horses..1 cor , 1 Avoriifju I'rioa of | DJ. : Showing tliu average prluo p lid f ir InfU of hogson thudaydln.Ilu.itud In I.S1J , HH , HiJ an.1 Disposition of Stock. Showing the number , of oat tin , hogs and sheep ' bought by the loading buyer * On to * day's market : CATTLE. Swift .V Company ; CM The O. H. Hammond Co 'itji The Artnour-Oudahy PauklngCo 3M ) Omaha Packing Co.rt. ; n Leo llothsuhlld. . . . J : > j Hamilton A : .Stephen. , , . . .1. . . " . 101 Hcnton.V l.'mlcrwood INJ lleeker A Degen lia Lohinann k Traucrman an Other lliiyers o no.is. The Armour-Cudahy 1' Co. . . , if x ) Omaha I'avklngCo j.uin swirt xt\ r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . 7 Thell. II. Hammond Co use Other lluyora loa EIIUEI' . Clark S48 Haiulltou 4 Slovens uo Jtcprofinntntlvo Halo * . DIIES. < ! HI HKCF RTKKItS. No. Av. t'r. No. AxI'r , No. Av. 1'r. s io.vtviro n iznttm n 121011.1 : i. IITI ; n M ni ! 4 ra K nco 4 i : > 10. 1021) ) II CO 17 1020 4 00 20 10M 4 1.1 n. , O7n : > M 1..IUO 400 in..itnt 420 SO 1002 a 70 10 I US 4 03 ! M. 1 118 I 2t ) IS. . K 'I 70 : B.1 ) ( 1 410 SL.ISSI 420 2. . 1070 a 73 6J..liai 410 1.1400 420 21. . ( Ml 373 S . .IU7 ! 410 J2.HO | : 420 : i..nwt ) a 73 IG..IOIU 410 D..H.VJ 4 2J ( ) . . ICO 773 IS .1011 4 12 ! j 2H..IJI3 420 0. . 7M a 83 M..II43 413 10. .1243 4 ! 17. . Ilia 383 M..I300 413 18..12.VJ 4 I II. . U-JI ; ilW 13. . 1211 413 17..KHO 453 7. . UJ1 a UO SlIII'PINO AMI ) KXPOItr STKnitS. 41. . HIS : ioj 17..HW 413 iAira : 4 m : ,7..II.H1 'tlU'i 111. . 1 1 1 420 40..1.U1 440 47..1Q | : 400 00. . 1107 421) ) 18..illl : ! 440 ; i..nS ! ) 400 iii. .1 1 4 : u ) 7i..iri 440 21. .1203 410 1.1. .1213 4 ID 42..141U 4 47i ! 20. . 1100 4 13 18. .1401 4 33 COWS. 1..100 ! 200 1.1120 223 1. . 810 273 1. .1180 200 M..I1IO 230 1..I4.V ) 300 I. . KW 200 J3.-.II10 2hO 4..IIIH 300 ii..loil : 200 II..KK-S : 240 a..noi : 3 oo 1. . 840 203 1. . luiO : 2.V ) 4. . 1112 300 3. . 010 2 03 1 . . IO.S3 2 M 1 . . IH70 3 IH ) 1. . KW 203 1..IIS ) 250 I. .132) ) 300 1. . 1(120 ( L'OO U.1..U70 3.11 1..1I70 300 1..1030 210 II .1118 2 IX ) 10. .10.10 3 a" 0. . H'.X ) 210 3..IOOJ 2 fiO 4..1IW3 31.1 21 87.1 210 1 . < W ) 303 S..J330 313 1. . I H 210 1. . 11.13 3tM 10. . U ! ! l SO 1. . tr.-O 223 40..H1i'J 2 ( EJi ! 1..1230 323 S..KW.1 223 2. . 10 3 ( i2i ! 5. . 074 32.1 1. . ( W ) 223 31. . 1)0 ) 1 3 fi.1 II. ,10V ) 33.1 3..11.T1 22.1 * * 270 2. .1220 333 3.11:17 : 2'r. II ) . . 1 133 270 5. .1200 333 II. . 01)3 ) 33.1 0..106S 270 4..1U05 3 33 2. . 1030 213 4. . 7,8 ( 2 ; 5 nurts. 1..I420 17.1 2..I2IK ) 220 1. . 2.110 250 S..I4W 200 2. . 1110 223 2..17IX ) 250 1..I370 200 2. . TilO 223 1..I200 273. .1 . .1220 200 1. . Illll 2 JI3 1..IHIO 273 1..I730 210 1..1J30 2 SO 2. . 1310 2 IK ) 1..1120 213 1..IIJO 239 1..2033 323 BTOCKKItS ANI ) FKRDJHS 2. . fAI 2 13 2. . 7fiO 3r > 2. . 81.1 3 10 1. . 72l ) 300 10. , 072 333 2. . ( i'JO 340 1..11IO 300 13. . 031 333 10. . 030 303 2. . 030 3 23 CAt.vns. 1. 210 400 1. . 170 503 1. . 170 .123 2. . 2T > 450 7. . 21) ) 5 OJ It. . KiS 523 3. . 2 3 4 30 1. . 23J 5 OJ S. . 233 5 30 lir.ll'Cltj. 2. . C03 230 3. . 7(17 ( 323 1. . 803 350 0. . ll'IO 2 SO U. . 701 320 0. . bJi 350 1. . 0'JJ 3 13 STAfiS. 1..16IO 263 1..I2I3 373 1. . 121)0 ) 3 87 ! 5 CAN.Vnil-5. 61. . 814 1 70 1..12I3 3 73 1..1210 2 00 O.XC.V. 2. . 1010 3 13 3. . 1743 3 75 KTIIU.S : AND inaiT.us. 10. . WiO 3 83 5..41C2'300 WISTIUN : : No. A v. Pr. 54 feeders , Utah . .V5 ! 81 30 110 feeders , Utah . Ml 3 30 0 feeders , Utah . MO 3 : iO 100 feeders , Utah . rm 3 30 23 steers. Texans . 1018 4 03 Milwaukee & Wyoming Investment Co. 33 steers , dressed beef . 8 f ! 381 44 steers , shipping . I2201 00 Middlesex J.lvu Stoek ( 'o. 43.steeM , dross'jtl beef . 1113 3 31 enr.tii' . No. Av. Pr. 40 westerns . . . 120 51.1 ITO westerns . 123 5 1.1 IOJ westerns . 12(1 ( 5 15 3 bucks . I . IKi 3 OJ 7 natives , mixed . PS 4 00 4S westerns , stocliers . . 73 3 b3 nous. No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr. 4 . 2M 150 50 . Ml ] > $ ! ( 0 . 270 350 ( ill . 211 120 3 00 77 . 2111 40 330 ( Hi . 233 1W ) 3 ( HI . 5 . 'JIW a 50 .VI . 331) 3 ( X ) 8 . 32ll 350 ir > 0 . 2:14 : 400 300 II . 23S 350 0 . 2.V. ) W ) 3(10 ( 77 . 214 SO a.YJi , ; T ( . S7 bO 3 ( H ) ( U . 217 KHI 35. " ' , W . 277 2UO il ( ill 57 . 200 M ) 35 : > t Kl . 2TII K.O 3 UJ 70 . 242 40 353 1.0 . . 2 : < 2 ho 3 OJ 73 . 230 1X ( ) 353 U'S . 217 i i ) 3 CO C.s . 2iJ 12J 351 III . 270 40 3 ( W , , h . 21 ! ! 333 58 . : ! 3(10 ( 7(1 ( . 07 120 333 Cl . 257 3(10 ( 0 . : U7 3.M 37 . 2SI 3 ( W 1)1 ) . 1W ! 120 351 l . 271 12) ii ( X ) 117 . 1U ! ill" , CO . ' . ' ( i2 J20 il ( W 7 ! . 223 2.SO 35.1 M . U'2 , 3 ( ,0 , 73 . 331 120 353 to ! . 257 3 CO 70 . M KM 3 .15 70 . .Ml 2sO 300 75 . 33(1 ( 1(13 ( 355 03 . 250 3 UO (18 ( . 2J4 40 353 C'J. . ' . . . .2M ! M 3 ( K ) 5s . 271 120 355 fiO . 317 210 3 CO IISJ . 210 IliO ill" , 55 . 2.V. ) 40 3 CO 50 . 3i J 120 3 5T'j 00 . 2U1 JOO 3 ( X ) ii.1 . 270 357'i W . 2JO J20 300 7 . 250 fO 3 57i 0.1 . 15 80 3 UO ( t ! . 243 JDO 3 57'J Ul . S3'J 3 CO UI . SKI bO 3.17'i C2 . 2U2 120 3 CO &l . 200 120 3 57'j ' UJ . 204 240 3 CO 02 . 2uU fcO 3 .IT'i 50 . 237 40 3 02 / 50 . 2 Q 3 fi7'.2 ' 04 . V 3 SO 3 U2i ! CO . 2(12 ( 60 3 57 ! 4 _ Market Mention. Hogs 5c lower. Cattle steady. O. M. Young of Itcrllii sent In a car of hogs. C. Odkiimp of Chirks marketed two cars of cattle. A. Nlcwangerof Piekrell , had a car of nogs on the market. Henry Miller came In from Wlnsldo with two cars of cattle. J. II. Oalltip was over from Dunlap , la. , with a car of cattle. Lee Pollard of Nehawka was up looking over the market. W. T. Klckley came In from Columbus with a ear of hogs. HOOIIO& I'Khcrof Wood River were In with four cars of cattle. James and \V. II. Davlsou were both In from Springfield with cuttle. John W. Dlcklnsjii of Wavcrly was down looking over the market. tieorge A. Williams of Lebanon was on the market with a car of hogs. H. II. Dlsbrow , thu every day Harvard ship per , marketed two curs of hogs. Thomas Aerea , a prominent stooKmaii of Logan , la. , was over with cattle. J. W. Conn , the well known Plattsmouth .shipper , was up with two cms of cattle. Or. L. ( iiKxlull of Wilbur came in with two cats of heavy cattle of his own feeding. lloth members of the Him of Babbitt & Evans of South Ileiid uoro at the yards. T. ir. Campbell , a prominent shipper of Ncola. In. , was on tlio market with cattle. Henry and John Maurer were in fiom Madi son witli live cars of cattle of their own feed ing. ing.J. J. II. llutler. the lie-ivy dealer of Crescent , la. , was over with a mixed shipment of cattle and hogs. Ole Olesan , a successful farmer and feeder of Cedar Bin IT.- , was lu with two cars of cattle of his own feeding. Lieutenant Mulfoid , paying teller of the Stock Yard bank , is at his de.ik after a brief tilp to Kansas City. A. S. .Mercer , editor of the Northwestern Live Stock Journal of Cheyenne , was among the visitors at thu yards. Tuesday Leo Itothschlld bought and shipped sixty-one cars of cuttle. Mr. ICoihschlld is a heavy buyer , lint that broke his record , H. lEeiitlng , a regular and pr.imlnent ship per , was on the market with thruu e.ir.iOffat eattlofed by William Lowry , a well Known Platte county feeder. Tuesday 3it2 : head of cattle wcro received and all sold with Iho exception of one load. Unlf one load was , 'arrled nvor.although there weie In addition to the fresh receipts a num ber of loads hold over from the day before. This IB certainly u good record for any market to make. Among Tuesday's shipments wcro the fol lowing by Lobinanu & Trauermaiiu. M. tlolil- sinltli , Jei > cy nity , ten cars ; II , S. Trunormiinn & Ilros. . Kant Liberty , ten ears : Isaac /.legler , Alleghany City. Pa. , four carsjS.-liworschild & S. . Now York , eight carnj M. 12. llrown i : Co. , lilalraville , 1'a. , one car. 0.11.111.1 irKObKN.UtE 3IAKKETN. I'roilimc. FISH Perlb : Fresh white and trout. lOBlluj pike , ( K3IOCI pickerel , lOei salmon , 15c ; bass , J2'io ; Imllimt , 13ci lobsters , m&o. Hiiuis , Piii.TS A.M ) TAi.i.ow-Oreen salted hides , I G-lc ; dry salted hides. 4"t5V" dry Hint hides , Bo ; calf hides , 4 i1r.U'eDamaged hides 2o less. Sheen pelts , green , each , 5uc3 > $1.23 : sheep pelts , dry , per Ib , tvaile ; tallow , No. i , 3'ittiJ4Cj ' .No2 , a'ifti-'l'.icj Brease , white , UiiOJo ; yellow , S'lft'lo. IlKASS-lland picked navy , JI.tWUI.7St hand picked navy , medium , * l..v > ui.u ) ; luind picked country , II. lixffilUO ; good clean , J1.23U1.40. Al'l'fjK UITTKK Per Ib , tXitM' . WOOL Kino unwashed , iiIBo : : medium un washed , lsS2l'j coar e uuwaslied , INSWOe. Tuns Heaver , per Ib , HStqtlM ; each , fl.OO ® 7.00s otter , each. * ; i.Ottfc7.COvolf ; , each , SO-iiSDo ; coon , each , 404Sj5oi mink , each , oOG-Vls ; muskrat - rat , fall. ft r.'oi nuitikiut , winter , luIJe ; tkunk , 2viiMUCi badger , 40cf.W ! ) ; deer skins. per Ib. 2t > tWiH.'j deerskins , winter , per Ib , 13 & 22t' . oitANOES-1'er box. Medlteranoun sweets , J3.00 ; Los Anieles , J.00i fancy IJuarto bced- llngb , fl.Mi Itodt. , M. PiNKAi'i'r.us Per dor , I2.5oat.CO. t-TiuwiiKiiuiKs Per case , cholco shipping stock. J.75ii'I.OO ! good , J2.lKW.3il. , CuiKU-Per bbl. refined , MM ; half bbl , J'i.50 : hard elder , pure , per bhl , i3(0i ( orange elder , half bbl. * ? .U ) ; pear cider , half bbl. 7.ol CAuroitMA ciiEitiiitb-i'er 10-lb b \ , fi.oo ® "ciiEUitiK8-St. Louis , S-Uu btands , 18.00. ' CIIKKIJB l-'uney Y. A. , full cream , lloi full cream twins , 10'iei choice full cream twins , WiSIUoi skims , Ofees Hwiss , domextlo , 15H4l7ij llnibui cr , fancy , rj-itlJc ; brick , 124130. iuw koutheru oulous , per bbl , MOO/riMi her eradlsh. PPE dot. fi av new southern potatoes , IJJ i 3.00pcYlbbl | half bbl I'oTATor.i Old. per bu.shol , . liolcc. KHMOe. MKATS Hinokt-d hams ill , lb . .average. lOo ; smoked hams. 30 to ii lb . O'U' : Vinoken ham1" . 13 to 14 Ibs , lO'ic ' ; breakfast ; t ! i > u , 8'-c : ham sausage H tos picnic Imms.iOj dried beef hams. 8"c " ; beef tongues , per doz. . Moot dry salt meats W&G'.c ; me- pork , .pi'Hibl. , tliM. IEMO.NH I'cr box , .Messina , tuitcy. t , > .00.5.,0 ! strictly choice , Jl.7va5.t)0 ! ) | extra fancy lemons , J7.W. HUTTEit Creamery , fancy rolls , print. 17 ® c ; creamery , taiu'V. solid packed , lAOl'ot Kmis lie nor iloz for strictly fresh ; stale stock not saleable. i. IIONUff ( ( juotnt Ions nro for delivery In Chi cago. ) Iry buffalo , per toil. MtUWMAOU ! dry eountry. bleached , illoOf&in.tX ) ) ; dry country , damp and meaty. fc < , W\MO.OO. JKi.i.us-i'iIe : ; ' per lu. Di > itKssii : > VKA Oholcumedium , CQ,7e , ; light , JKJM'Je ' ; heavy , 4.V. Iii.ssKKii Oit.--iit3i' ' ! e. . , . i'ociANt'T.s--l'er ) hundred , y.i.00. I'irKi.K.s Medium , per bbl , M..V ) ; small , $ il..V ) ; gherkins$7.M _ ; O. & II. chow chow , tits , * , \8. " > ; I'oui.Tiiv Per dozen , choice hens , $ .1.00 ® J.01 ; choice , mixed , } 3.7I.OO ; rooster * . f..Wtf.7. ' ; spring chickens , J3.00 for small ; J3.2. ' > B3.BU for medium ; $ 'J.jOI.UO for largo ; live turkeys , per Ib. IWMOc. O.U.IKOIIMA Vr.or.TAtir.ns rotatoes , per Ib , 5cj cabbage , per Ib , ailc ! ; onions , per Hi , yic. ) I'fOVlHloilH. MIATS : 1'aekers prlees Hmokcd hams Mil ) average. lOc ; smoked hams. 'JO to3i Ibs , IMJO ; smoked hums. 13 to 14 Ibs , lll'ic ' ; hicakfast bacon. < : liuiu sausage 8'fe ' : picnic hams , 7'ic ' ; dried beef hams , 8Jc ! ; beef tongues , per do/ , ftUX ) ; ( trysail meats. riVSUa : mess pork , per bill , (13.'iO ; 'extra mess beef , ? | : i.50j sausage , per Ib , bologna , 4o ; star , 4i c : liver , 44c ; blood , 4'ie ; head cheese , 4Je. ! Add 'jo per Ib for lois less than -V ) Ibs. 1'lg pork , boneless , per bbl , m.V ) ; half bbl , $7. " > : iiuarter bbl , fct.T.'i ; kits , tl.ljj pigs liocks , linlf libs $ l.7'i ; iiuarter bills. J3.1O ; eighth bills. * l.fiO ; kits 15 IbI.IS ; pigs feet , half bills , W.7. > : quarlur bbls , il.50 ; ulithtli bbls. KW ; kits , i.'i Ibs eai'h. Me. DlllNHllli IlKlll1 Hleeis. MW to TOO His , avp , native. OU O'.tc ; steers. 400 toiTiOO His , avg. ua. tlve. tvaa < ie : cows and heifers , 40J to 5JO Ibs. avg , ri'jc. ' CANNKD MEATS Corned beef , 1 Ib , JI.20 ; corned beef , 3 Ib , f..IO ; Itiuch tongue , 1 Ib , KM ) ; lunch tongue. 3 Ib , J ! . ? . ' > ; brawn , 1 Ib , $1.30 ; brawn , 3 Ib , $3.00 ; ox tongues , I'i Ib , J.00i ox tongues 3 Hi. $ .OJ ; chipped beef. 4 Ib , $ l.i' > : chipped beef. 1 Hi. j.MO ; roast beef , 1 Hi , round cans JI.'JOj roast beef , 3 Ib , round cans * i.uO ; potted ham , 'i Ib , round cans , ( Be' ; potted bam , ii Ib , round cans , $1.30 ; deviled ham , U Ib , roiind cans Itfc ; deviled ham , ' , , ' lo , round cans , 31.20 ; potted ox tongue , ! .i Ib , round cans , G5c ; potted ox tongue , Vt Ib , round cans , $1.30 ; compressed ham. 1 Ib , Miiarocans. | $ I.7."ij eom- nrehsed ham , 3 Ib , sqmiro cans , J3.7.i ; tripe.3 Ib , round cans , il.Mj ; mlnsed eollops , 3 Ib , round cans , $ . ' .3U ; boneless pigs feet , 3 It ) , Miunre cans , $3. " " ) . IMUII OILS Kxlra lard oil , ws,48c ; extra No. I , lard oil , 4ie : ; No. I , lard oil , : i5c ; No. 3 , lard oil , : c.'o : extra neatsfoot oil , 4llc ; No. 1 , neatsfoot oil , IWu ; tallow oil. 4'e. fcU'icmi Pins' TONOUKS Half barrels IILBO ; quarter barrels , M.OO : eighth biiiit'ls , W.UO ; kits. 15 Ibs each. M.B. : l'i'Ki.Ki ( ) HIIK : : TOSOUKS Half barrels , tlU.VJ ; quarter barrels , Jli.OJ ; elghthbarrels , iJAitn Tierces Refined lardeompoiind , fi c ; leaf , ( I'ie ' , kettle , 7c. Add 'J to 7oe per Knro i. for smaller packages. , I'K'Kt.Kii Tiiii'i ; Half barrels , ? ' . ' . .r > 0 ; quarter barrels Jl.n : ; elglith barrels , BUc ; kits , 15 Ibs. each , tkic. llo.NKVco.MiiTitii'i : Half barrels. $ : i 7. > : quar ter barrels ? --MO ; eighth barrels , $1.15 ; kits , 15 Ibs. each , Wc. ) Groceries. PUOAIIS Cut loiif , Sc ; cut loaf cube1 ! . 7' e ; standard , powdered , fu ; XXXX , powdered , f5c ! ; granulated , standard , 7iu ; eonfeetlon- riV A , 7e ; white , extra , li'lc ; e.Mra U , Ne braska , O' ' e ; amber , ( i ! o. tioi'FKi : Kousted Arbueklo's Arosla , 25' c ; Jlel-aughllu's XXXX , 25ie : ( ! eriiitn. : 35 ? c ; Dllworth , ' . ' . "Oic ; Alnroniiu > , e ; l.'ed Cross , " 4''e ' ; I'lantor-Do ; Homo llliuul , 24'io ; 1'uro Mocha , : ilc ; O. O.Java , iSlci topiii ! : : : Oieen Fancy old golden Itlo. 22c ; fiiney old peaberry. 2l' ' e ; Ulo.cholco to fancy , 2.Jo ; Itlo , prime.'LUe ; lloKd ) , 33'ie , Santos and common Itlo. 1'JW-lo ' ; .Mo : > lia.lie ; Java , genuine , O. O. , 2Sc ; Java.jKPod Interior , 35e ; African. 33'Sc. I''AUINACIIUS ' : ( Ooons Ttarloy , Jl'.ie ; farina. 5u ; poa-t. lie ; oatmeal. Ui&'l'ii' ' ; niaearonl , lOe ; vt-rmleelll. 10e ; rice. ISili'ic ; sago and tapioca , liWu ; lima beans , Go ; spilt poui , c ; hpaglttl , lie. lie.CANNED CANNED Goons 1'rults , California stnmlard brands , iUHb. JUT doi Aprjcots , $1.7K'6I.S5 ( ; apricots plo fruit , ! fl.5U ; gallons , JI,5'J ; Ulaek- berrles , K.25 ; oherrles , lilnuk , ft..OOtJ3S5j eher- gages , Sl.lXVVil.sH ; peaches with pits In , $1.00 ; currants , $ . ' . : ifl ; gooseberries , 13.35 : quinces , $3.10 ; raspberries , 83.su ; strawberries. J3.BO ; peaches. : i-H ) eastern standards , $1,85 ; 1Mb pie , sl.31 ; gallons , pie , $ : i.OJ ; apples , high standards , $1.15 ; 3-lb goosaborrle- ; 3-lb strawberries , 9U5c : 3-lb raspberries , $1.00 ; 3-lb blueberries , HJflfiOTc ; 3-lb blackberries , KVQfiSs ; 3-Ibstraw- bei rles , preserved , JI.SO ; 3-lb raspberries , pro- served. $1.8.1 ; 3-lb blackbonles , pio. orved , $1.31 ; pineapples. Itahaina chopped , $ . ' .00 : 3-lb Huhnma grated , $ -.75 ; 3-lb llahatna sliced , I3.0J ; 3-lb standard , sliced , * l.35l.5i ) ; cherries , 3-lb red , Haltlmore , sVin)5oj : ) pears , 3-lb , $1.'IO. ViKTAiu.is : ] : Tomatoes : i ib extra , $1.00 ; 3 H ) stundaid western brands , Me ; gallons , strictly standard , W..H ' ) . Corn Finest grown. tl.UO ; glltedged sugar corn , very line , tl..VJ ; choice 3 Ibsnjjarcorn. $1.10 ; 3 Ib extra went urn braiuls , HV-wMl.OO ; 3 Ib stanlard western brands , KMyi'iu ; . Mushrooms 1 Ib KroiiL'b ex tra IInev.'i(35c ( ; I Hi Krench , line. iS'ff.'Sc ; 1 Ib rrench , oidliiar.v , 1'KjflHe. I'ens Tres fine per can , 3. " > c ; deiiil-llne , per can , ll ° > u ; 3 Hi sifted , $ I.O'J ; 3 Ibearly .lime , * 1.3Vi5l.l5 : ; 3 Ib Mnrrrow stanililrd brands , < I.10j 3 Ib soaked , 57c. String beans-3 Ib high grade , Refugee. H5e ; 3 11) Gel den wax beans , 70c ; 3 11) ) string beans , fiOe ; Iilinti beans 3 Ib soaked , T.'ie. llottou baked beans ; ! Ib f ewls , $1.115 ; Crown brand. $ l."iO. Sweet potatnes-- : New Jersey , $ l.fiu. 1'iimp- ldns--i ; Ib , $1,10. Okra and tomatoes. $1.00 ; okrn , * 1.C.O ; siireotasli , SI.'O. DniiuiI'nuiTS ( 'urrantsnewr > 7iri7c ( ; prunes , casks , la)0 : ) Ibs. fi'ic ; prunes , bbl or bag , lliie ; citron peel , drniiis , 30 His , 33e ; lemon peel , drums 3Uo ! apples , clinlco uvuixirated. 10 ; Michigan , ' 4s , ( io ; Persian dates , fe ; hlat'kber- rles , evaporated , Mi-Ill boxes , MJo ; cherries , pitted , dry cured , lc ! ) ; rasiiborrles.ovaporatetl , N. Y. , new. ! IOe : prunes U. t' , . GO-TO , 1013'se ; orange puel , 1. " > c ; raisins , California , London erop 1HK ) , $3.'S5 ; California , loose musuatels , ernp Is'ji ) , U'.dfl ; Valenelas , ISs , do ; Talenclns , new , lie ; ( California , seeds , sks. . fi'Jc. I'l.sii Codllsh , extra ( leorjips. Now. SMc ; grand bank , new , 4'ji' ; Bllver. 3-lb blocks , tie ; .snow white , 3-lb bricks , new , T34e ; Turkey cod , large middle bricks. H'e ; snow whllo crates , 13-5 Ib bo\es , 7Jic : ino.liuiii s'laled lierrlnv * . S5e ; No. 1 si-aied herring , 30e ; domestic llolland herring , 40c : llamliurg pleed herring. IHlc ; ItllKslllll Ktl fllllll'S. rh"i ( ' ! lEllSslIltl SIl I lllllfiu lllltltl. .Vie ; Imported Holland herring , crown brand , f-Oe ; do fancy milkers , IKIc : in , .okeiol.No.I shore , half bills , 3ti.OJ : ; bloateas.half bbl.s.ilH.Od ; wlilto 1Kb , half bills , $7.0J ; trout , half bills. 15.50 ; fam ily white llsh. $ .1.5:1 : ; salmon , JH.50 ; I-lbmackeral ( herring ) , I UK ) ; 1-lb Hunan baddies , $ lfi ( ) ; 1-lb lobsters. SM5fti2.35 ; 1-lb Alaska salmon , A lent. * I..Ti ; 2-lh oysters. 10 o/ , $ l.ltt ; 1-lb oysters , Buz. $1.15 ; 2-lb selects. 12 o/ . . : H ; 1-lb clams , llttlo neeUs , ? l.25 ; 2-lb clams , little nocks. $1.75 ; 'J-lb saidlues , Imported , nereaso , liws , fl.VtXXTCM.nO ; 'i-lb Imported bonelei-.s sardines , key , W > .0 ( ) ; ) -i-lb Kardlnes. Amerlean , per case , KiOs , 1'reneh style , .f4.l'.KiL"i.OOlb ; sardines , Amerlean , per fuse , KWs , Kruueh style , 67.5088.00 ; ! i-ll ) sar dines mtistaid , per ease , Ms , $ a.75uI.OO ; liu- liorted key sardines. iU.OO. SAI.SOIIA llbls. le ; granulated , 2o ; kegs , 1'lC.SOIIA SOIIA I'kgs. 00 lb < to box , S'iJ)9ic ' ( ! ) ! , NUTS Almon.ls , 15e ; llrazlls. I4c ; fllberts , 12e ! ; pecans , lie ; walnutb , l-Hc , peanut cock- : , be ; roasted. He ; Tenuesseo poanutH , 7'/5c. IJliUOS ( CJiojersi I'er Ib , borax , lOe ; cop peras , 2ije : bay leaves. 14c ; glue , ifio ; epsoin salts , 4e ; glaubor salts , Ilyj hulphur , 2io ! ; blue vitriol. Ue ; alum , Ic ; luslu , 3c. .MoiAtJSis : llbls. N. O. fancy , porgal.5Vi"i7c ; choice. 45l7e , good , aoS.'o ; Uuba baking , Slot black strap.Me. . WltAPi'l.sn I'AI'KU Straw , per Ib , li ! < 22io ! ; rag. Ii'ics Manilla II. .vatic ; No. 1 8c. II AUS Union Square , 'VX tie jior cent off list. SAi.T-Ialry3Hulbs ) in jihl , bulk , J3.IO ; bust. grade , (1 ( > , 5s , J2.0 : ! ; host grade , 100 , : is , fc..40 ; best grade , IK. 10s $ , ' .20 ; look salt , crushed , $ l.bO ; common , bbl , $1.25 , SOAP Castile , mottled , per Ib , 0@10o ; do , white , peril ) . 14c. . . HIIOOMS I'arlor , 5 tie , W.lX ) : 4 tie , $2.75 ; 2 tie , 8".25 ; stables. * 2.a5 ; common. JI.5J1.75. C coJ4'lb tin , 40o pop II ) , Ciioroi.ATU 22i5o ; per , Ity ; German chicory , HOI-'K 'llasls Manilla ror > * , 15o ; sisal rope , 12e ; cotton rope , liio ; new | ) | ocess , 8VJC. COTTO.sTwi.NH Illbb , very line , : i or 4 ply , ? 'o ; tine , 8Jo ; Daisy , ISo ; c/iiitllo / wick , 22c. OuvKs-yuarts , per doz4.ou ; plnts.pordoz , -.5' ) ; bulk , per gal. IKo. ViNKOAH-in gr. elder , ( Ous eood , ISo ; whlto wlno , I5o ; fancy ( rult.hc. , KTIIVK I'oi.isii J.oo 'S. 7 per gross. ! lUns Am. , per 100 , $17.00 ; l.uwlston , per 100 , f li.OO. Ou.s Koroseno-I' . W. , lie ; W. W. , 13e ; headlight , ll'ioj ' gusollno. lie ; salad oil. A 1 , 2.0J < 3U.OJ per do l.liisocd-Uuw. Ole ; bollud , ulu. Dry GoodH. llEATv IJiiowN ConoNS-Atlnntlo A , 7U" ! Atlantlo II , 7t > ; Atlantic I , 0 > 4o ; Atlantic I' . ne ; Aurora O,4ic ; lluck's llead , O' o ; ( Jabot } J , U'iq ; Darllngtun , 0 > io ; Farmer's No. I , X. 4/Jo ; lloosler LI , , fiijo ; Indian lloud , 7ie ! ; Lawrence ' ll 5Ue ; Henrietta LL , 5'ie. 1'INK HllOWN COTTONH Atlailtlu I.U tiO | All- rpra II , li u ; Aurora It , OVe ; Atlas O N II , 7Vio ; yjicesocloth.-JQ ! Clinton I'T.a.'ioi I'epperoll U , C'lo ; Lnngilou Q If do. , IjOiudale. b c ; l.otiMlalo cambric , lOo ; Now York Milk lie , Ouk Lawn , 7e. BllELTlMQB A.NU 1'IU.OMT C'ASINQS-UrOWO- Net ' erell. 4Mn , lOol Popporoll , 8We I 1'opporeUIM . ' I'etiporoll , 10-4. 33o ; t'tlcn , Win , I.VJi t'llea Mln , I7 ( oj t'tlcn , 7s ) lu , 24e ; t'tkm. NI In i , 3.k ; ; t'tlcn , IX ) In , S Uc. llloachcd Net 1'epperoll. 13 In , lOo ; t'cpporell , 40 In , lie ; 1'epperell , 0-4 , 14'tot 1'opiioroll , 8-4 , 30c : I'ep twirnll n l > rt. . , . , . , ll tll.1 , , t' l. , t C * 2le ; t'tlcn. ' 0-i.Siio ; utlcii , 10-4,28'ic. ' Ui.NdiiAM.4 Amoskoair , O'o ; Amoskcng , dress , 8 > 40t Haten'jo ; Warwick , dre < , 7'sc ' : Lancaster , O.'ic ; Ulctmlre , O. ot Whlttoutou , die" . 8'c. 1'lilST.s ludlgo blue Net Martha Wash ington , Go ; American , O'to ; Arnold , 6Uo ; Ar nold II. long cloth , IOCS Hifol A , K'C ! Murrl- nmck 'i. lee ; ( lold Leaf , ' 4e ; Hamilton , n < io ; Allen rinks , 0ic ! ; Allen Uliambruy , Go ; Glou cester , B'ic. I'ltiNTS Fancies Kddystouo , fl'jc ; Steel Hlver , Go ; llamnpo , 4'Sc ; St , I.eger , 5'ie : Shirt- Ings Martha Washington , 4'io ; Merrlmack , 4'4o. ' Turkey Keds Fountain , 0 > ie ; Oaruor , 7o : Crolield. S'je ; llorllu. 0ic. ! WKIANS Net , Thlslle.-7Ue ; lied Gro , 7f. ( 'OMlint ) CAMliuit'S Crown , 4' ct Ucd titar. 4'c : rolled Clover. Co ; Slater , Co ; high colors , lo extra. OitAsii-StovenV H , 10-ln , Bo ! ; Stevens' 1) , 19- In , Gc : Slovens' A. 10-ln , 7o ; Slovens' 1' , 18-ln , ? { e ; Stevens' M. is-ln , 8'o ' ; Slovens' N. 20-lu. 81jc ; StevoiiH' NN. S3-ln. U'io ' ; Slovens' SUT , 3J- In. lllic ; bleached , lo extra. DiiNiMS Net. Amoskeag. Q-ot , ll'o ( ' ; York , camlot , I-O ! Kvorett , standard , I'.Uio ; Hay maker's , 74o } : Old VOrk , XX. 10)5e ) ; Lawrence. 220 , l.'Hlu : Lawrence , 0-oz , I , ' > ! ic ; fancy stripes and cheeks , 11 ! jp. CoTTd.VAiiKM York Nankin , 10'5c ; RvorottS- oz. . Ha Luwhton 10-07. . . 2J > ( o ; Worklugmau's , lie ; t'orkscrow caslimore , 22'Sc. Quinine , per oz , I' . & W. , 40o ; Ocrman , 43c ; In digo , perlb. "Ic ; Insect powder , Hlo ; opium , $ : i.75 ; morphine , per 01 W.IO ; hops , per Ib , IltV ; glycerine , 20c ; ilo.xtrlnii , lOe ; cuttleboiic , : i" e ; cream tartar , pure. ICIe ; commercial , ISu : cam phor , 47c ; am , earl ) . . 14e ; bluu vltrol , 7jc. ! Acids Carbolic , 4oa4k : ; ; citric , 4Vill7c ; tar- tarlo. irrwnv ; sulphuric , per Ib. : ic. Olls Spcrm , $1.20 ; turpentine. Ma' Tonka beans t3.3j3.i5 : ; ' balsam tolu. IlSTillOo ; calomel , i ® 07c ; cantharadles. Il.i0ii : > l.i5 : ; cassia buds. 20 ® 'fie ; chloroform , 4'3. ' > 2c ; ergot , 475-'o ; gum iirahle. MQuV ; glycerine , 22 < ii2Jc ; lycopodlum , 42l(5e ( ; niereury , 8.V. Metal. " . IU.OCK TIN Small pig , 2So pcrlb ; bar , 30o per 11) . COIUT.U Planished bollerslzos WAc perlb ; eold rolled , sue per Ib ; sheathing , 28o perlb ; bltt.s and Hats , 2io ) per II ) . ( ! AiVANt/.in : SIIKP.T Inox Dlso't MI-10 per cent , pat. plan , iron , Nos. 242" , A , 1UJ ; H , - , I. C. , 14.\20 , 112 , $ . ' > .15 ; I. " ' ' S'IIUKT'IIIOX No. 2C , 3.05 | No. 27 , 10.75. , . TIN PI.ATK 1. U. , 10x14 , SB , $7.25 ; I. X , , 10x14 , 221. $ ! l 00. TIN PrATK-Coko , 10x14. 22. % $ , ' 1.25. KTKM. NAII.S llase , $5.2" ) . STKKI , WIIIK NAii.s-llaso , $2.05. WIIIB Jap. barb , $ : ) .CO ; galv.1.15. . WIMTKltX Ji'.lCltrXG XXTEltESTS. Tlio IVcuk's llotui-ns Indicate Sonic Improvement. CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 11. [ Special Tele gram to Tun BKI ; . ] Tomorrow's Price Cur- rait will says : The week's returns covering the pork packing operations in the west indi cate soiuo enlargement in the aggregate , com' pared with the preceding week and n moder ate gain over a corresponding period of last year , the total being 1)20,000 ) bogs against Jr ! > , ( KH ) hist year , and an aggregate of itCl5- ( , OOOsiiifo March 1 , compared with 3,050,000 : i year ago. The leading places compare us follows : A TOBACCO SKXSATION. Stralton Ai Storm Kctirc in Fnvor of n Company. The great cigar linn of Stralton & Storm has ceased to exist. At noon the other day a deed of transfer was signed by George Storm by which the imtr.cuso business , cigar fac tories and tobacco plantations of the late 11 rm wore handed over to the Owl clgnr company. The new company , which takes possession at once and assumed all the debts of the old Arm , has boon organized under the laws of the state of Now York , say3 the New York Sun. The capital of the -company has not been made public , but it is said by outsiders to bo about ? 1.000,000. The stock has been privately distributed , nnd is all taken up. A majority of it is held by George Storm. Some blocks of it have been given to various stuto superintendents of Straiten & Storm. A sni'ill portion of it has gene to outsiders. The meaning of the transfer is not very clear. There is no combination made with any other cigar manufacturer that would point toward a monopoly. Tlio business of Straiten & Storm was a prosperous one. Mr. Storm , the head of the house , is still a com- paiatively young man , being only forty-eight years of age. Muro than 1,000,000 cicMra per week are made in Straiten & Storm's factories. The main oftlees nnd buildings nro on East Twenty- Seventh street , in this city. About 15,000 persons are employed therein manufacturing cigars. There are uU > o two smaller factories on Avenue A. The tirm of Straiten & Storm was first es tablished in 1S01. In that year Schmitt & Storm begun business in n small way at 101 Pearl street. The business of the llrm was then , as it has been since , strictly conlined to the manufacture of domestic cliriirs. In 1 1)3 John Straiten joined the firm which then bectmo Straiten , Schmitt A : Storm. In 18W Schmitt retired. In 1SS5 SVr.iitoa went out , leaving the use of his name. In 1887 Mr. Storm began n now and inter esting experiment. Before the war , tobacco which could compete so successfully for cigar making purposes with that of Havana , had been grown in Florida. Attempts wore afterwards made in various parts of the country to grow a substitute for Havana to bacco without.success. Orungo plantations monopolized the arable lands of Florida to the exclusion of almost every other plant. One advantage which Mr. Gcorgo Storm is said to have over all his competitors is his wonderful sense of tnsto and smell whore tobacco is concerned. It has been claimed for htm that he can tell in whnb country a leaf of tobacco was grown by smelling it , though not allowed to taste or see It. After many experiments Mr. Storm bought four tobacco plantations in Gudsdcn county , Flor ida. The product of those is placed on the market this year for the llrst time as Florida cigars. The ofllcers of the Owl cigar company nro : Gcorgo Storm , president ; I'etcr Miller , vice- president mid treasurer ; Henry Storm , secre tary , nnd W. M. ( Jerry , manager of planta tions. All these were either partners or em ployes of the old linn. Straiten & Storm have nlwio'H had n curi ous reputation in one respect. They would never enter into any comoyiatlon to regulate prices with other cigar manufacturers. Neith er would they permit the ordinary tobacco jobber to cut prices on their cigars. Instead of selling their cig.irs to Jobbers they preferred to distribute thorn direct to retailers through resident iigents. This did not please many scalping jobbars , who always endeavored to restrict the sale of Straiten & Storm's clgnrs as much us possible. Since the formation of the great tobacco plug trust some months ago many combina tions have been made by tobacco manufactur ers. The clgaretto manufacturers , to give one case , are now united into one great corpora tion. It Is thought that the fear of gutting squeezed by some combination of jobbers has hail something to do with the .conversion of Straltou & Storm Into a company. HKIIOINKS AT A F1KE. Young Ijiulles I'rovo uAVIiolo Dojmrt- moiit in KxtliiK'iitaliliif ; a lilnzo. Three young Brooklyn girlH distln- tiitihiil ! thoinsolvcs us llro figlituro and life HILVOTM tlio ether afternoon by extin guishing a threatening bla/.o in tlio Imndsomo brown-stono rositfonuo of Salvador Rodriguez , a wealthy Cuban , at 180 McDonougli atreot. The fire was caused by the llttlo four > yonr-old daugh ter of the house , who , with her baby brother , two months old , had been loft alone by her mother on the third floor. The child , attempting to light the gas , tot ilro to the luue curtultm , nnd the flames communicated to the bed on which the baby lay. Smoke attracted the attention of Jennie Lawton and Allcoand Ada tircon , daughtoru of Vice President .Samuel Green , of the Lawyers * Title and Uuuruutou company , who lives next door. The yoiiivg ladles were ml- milted to the houseby the terror- stricken servant armed with the waterIng - Ing pots with which they had boon sprinkling the front gnrdon. On reachIng - Ing the room they found Mrs. noilrlgtuv. vainly endeavoring to put out tlio Humes and nearly aulTocnted. One young lady snatched up the Imbv from the burning bed , another the llttlo llro bug , and with considerable olTort nnd the aid of the hand sprlnklcj-s the Humes wcro put out. Ho AHsaultoil tlio Census Mini. Fnink Mattel-son , a census enumerat or , called at the olllco of .the district at torney in St. Louis and made complaint against Mrs. Annie Moonsoy for an ar- sault committed upon him In the dis charge of his duties. Not only had he been assaulted but badly buttered , says u dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. Ills nose was smashed , both eyes blacked , and his lips were raw and bleeding. Mat- terson said when ho called upon Mrs. Moensoy she refused to answer his ques tions. When ho tried to explain the law It only exasperated her the more , and as ho Blood at the top of a Ilight of stairs , she made a dash at him , striking him re peatedly with an ash-pun. She then grabbed ft butcher-knife and nttomntod to stab him. The federal authorities will proscenia the woman. RpjfflYTiMBOHRp Tcnvo | Tilll9rfIOnnJHr.IXliTO.VTtIT T rrlvM Onl.ilm. I Depot 10th mill Mlnun trcola. | Om.nlin. V.i : > p ml . Night Hiprcin . MO.M n m ll.l.'i a ui . Atlnnllc Uxpre > n . G.'JO p in J.I5 p m [ . . Vo . _ tlbuio l.lmltul . lli'-'iL 7eiv6ri - tJim/X / "CTlTrS T'7frti.TO. . " | "Aiffv T Oiii.iln. | U. I' , depot , luth and .Mnrcy Ht > . | Oin.ilm , 7.15 n nil . floux city rns.iciiKur . I _ 6 J5 P Ji ! _ v } . J'auj KxriroK ! ! . : . . . . . | | 0 f n in TJavejT r1'HTlX""TiT\r ) ! S lrAOii''IO. T A'rrivoi" Omalm. I Depot ISth nnd Wcb. tor an. | Omaha. .0. > pmj . St. I'nuT I.lmlto , ! . I ! ' . ' . ' in in " A > rTif1'Il\VKBTIJU.V" . ATrTvol Oniahn. | U. l jJcpot , 10th nnd .Mnrcy at , Onmli.x 0.15nm.r | . Chiengo Kxproti . U.'JU p m 4.30 p m . Veatlbnlo Minlto.1 . 9.M n m 0.15 p inid.v. ox. S.U ) Mull ( Ar. ox. Mon ) 'M a , m 9.2J p ni I _ . KOHtPrn Klyor. . . . . . LJ fiLI * In Jmahn. Ju Jj rtcpoljotli 'iind Miircy Ms.Omnlin. \ | . tl.ln n in . .Chicago Mnll ( except Sunday ) . . ! < i.0. > p m ( UK ) p m Clilcnga Kxpro.is 9.4. > in . : to p m Clilomjp IJ.xiire ' .J fc.lO.ji m "Lci.avoi I o.MAlIA .4 STrTAiDl.s. I'ArrVves" JninhiiLlJ. | P.jteiHil , loth unit Miirey Sta. I Oninlii. 4.'iU'p . . . . . . I-iiiiM Uniinim Hull 112'K ) P in lnvoi K , K. AMJ. VAtjI.aV. Arrival Omnhn. | Depot ISth nn I Wobitor Hti. ( Oni'ii. Logroll .MISSOURI PACIFIC. I ArrlvcJ _ Omalia. J Depot ISth ttnil Webster Sts. | Omnlia , fl'IO ) n iiil. . .St. I iulsTTK. C. KxproJT ! . . . I 4.6'J ' p m 11.15 _ . . . . . Jtuuls A K. . _ . . . . _ . _ _ UNION I'ACIFltf-SUlllJIlllAN TRA NS Tlioso trains nl o Mop ut 13th , 17tli , 2Uth nn't ' 21th streets , Summit und VnvlilKQ Crossing , ' \Vorklns- men's trains do not run Sunday. llroacf- Transfer - Hlieel'y way fer Omaha 8tn- South Albrl't Cllluirs Depot. Depot. tlon. Omaha. Depot. K Ti.45 5.50 M.15 II. IU 1 ! ( I.S 0.17 B.SO 6.45 (155 ( 0.40 C.47 B.Z7 7.00 li.10 7.20 0.00 7.25 5.55 7.40 7.52 7i2 ! > H.12 7.15 7.05 8.30 7.UO S.52 aoj S.15 S.07 ' H.52 10.05 9.11 11.07 8.M ti''M I'M 3.05 4.5.1 4.27 4.0.i 4.15 1,12 1.07 4.25 3.51) i.e. fi.15 6.25 4.65 IM r..io 5..VI 1 ! Xi 6.62 (1.05 ( (1.12 ( 11.07 n.io : 7.UJ 7il5 1155 KM l.ei\voH "CHIOAOO. It. l. . TrniiHter Union Dupot. Council lllulU. THilO ji m ! I.'I6 n m fl.SO u m . Atlantlo Kxpresi . 6.55 p in 6.00 p m .Vusllbiilo Limited. MM n m "l-cnves | CIIiUAliO > V NOllTHWKM'ri'.llN.i Trannferl Union Depot , Council llliiHn. ITrantfer "sunrm Clilcnvo lOxprLMs i ; . J p m 6.00 p in Vcatllmlo I.linlted | ) . : ui n in 10.1X1 p , n Knstern Flyer 2.00 p ni H.X ( ) p m Atlantic Mull " . : ) 11 jn .T * ] ArrlTi-V Transfer Union Denot. Council Illuirn. ITrnnsfer ! l.iO : n in.CIilcnKOMill | ! ( uxoept .Sunday ) . . I 5. l p m n.'U p in ChlcnKO Kxpro.s < i .1.15 u ni W-O iijuJ . . . . .riilriiBO Kxjr ! i . , . . .l lC ) pjjj "r.eavorr icn ; . ; STJOK A c.'ir jArrivM Trnn fcr | Union Depot. CinimillJI ulTs Trnmfur JJ07 ( irmT77rrKaiisaa City Dny Hxpress I 6.43 p in 1U.25 p m.ICnu | : n City Nlcht Kiprcv ( . . . I i'jj ; u m " " " " " " 1/cavu"i" | ( ) .MAlfA"S"rflTTrOOlK I Arrin-r Trnnslei'l Union Dopttt , Council HltitTs. ( Trnntfor 3it630irLZ ; ' 'f'llll'"J'n"n"oll.llall ' .7T7ll2.l5 p in " . ( ' ( ( ) : ) } . . * oifiafcv.i Xmvur Trnnsfefl Union Depot , Council lllullH , ITriiiiHfer 11.10 n ml ChlcnKO Kxprenn ( i.20 p ni 10.00 p 1.1 < : iilcaxo Kipre.is a 40 n in 7.HO p mj Crenton rfieal. II..il n in ( loU.\l.Tnr& IVAOil'lOr"1"Arflvor Trn us for I Union I ) epo tJL'oiiiicl | llluff.t , Trnmfcr 7.45 n tn.HIour | City Aecoiuiiiodatloii. . . fl.i5 : n ra 6.W p nil St. Paul Kxhrcm ! l.55 p m MISSOURI 1'ACU'lO uuituilMArt TIIAINM. PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST , WEST , NORTH and SOUTH A'I1 13O3 Farnaxn Street , HARRY P. DEUEL Olty Passenger and Tlokot Agent , BLAKB , BOISSIiVAIN & CO. , London , England. ADOLPH BOISSIiVAIN & CO. Amsterdam , Holland. Bankers. Bur * n < l > all American Kcurlllti on commtiloo on London and on all Continental matkou. NEDnAoKA National Bank U. 8. D TOSIT011Y. OMAHA , WEtt Cnpltnl , - $ ' OOOCX > Surplus Jnn. 1st , 1800 , - U7OOO OHctni and Dlfectorn Henry Vf. T t , prcitdtnli M t 8. llr it , Ylc ilr ! itnti Jumci W H.iTa(0 | vt T'Mone , Johns. Colllni ! It. 0 , Cuihlng ; J. H. M > raUlok ) W. H. 8. llinitie * , ciMhlcr. THIS IRON BANK. Corner 12th nmt Fnrntm Street * . A General Ilaiiklns linnlm1 * * Tnuuiotofl. OOMMISROIALx National Bank Capital , - $4OOOOO Surplus , 4OOOO Office unit rilrcrlort. . M. Mor cm n , n , > t Hitchcock , .tovpli ( itunnii , Jr. , A. llrnrr , i : , M. Atntrrson , William ( I. Maul , vloorc < lilent < u II. Wllll ni , A I1. Hopkins , prrsMrnt : A. Mllllnril. eimhlor ; K II , llrjnnt , nMlntnnt CA'hlor. Omaha ManafaciiiJrBrs. ItoolH nnil Wholesale Manufacturers of DootsX Shoes IgonlBfor loMonHutihcrtio ! ( * o. , 1107 , HOI nnilltM llnrncr MtiPot.Oinnlm , .S'i'ti. llrcwurs. STOHZ fe ILEIt , Lager liccr Brewers , 1M1 Nutli ISth Slront , Omnlia , NcK Ctirnloc. EAGLE CORNICE WOUKS , Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornlco" Window cups ntul mptnllcukjrllulil . John ICicnotor | ( . proprietor. IOSnn.1 IIUHoulli 10th ntrrpt. ArtlHts' A. HO3PK , Jr. , Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs , 1M3 DniiKlnn Street , Omnlin , Ncli. Coal , Coke , OMAHA COAL , COKE AND LIME CO. , Jobbers 'of Hard and Soft Coal. B. K. Cor. Kith ami Dontflns Street.1 * . Onmlin , N'cb. NEI3KASICA FUEL CO. , Shippers of Coal and CoKc , 214 South 13th Ktrci't , Onmhn , Nut ) . DEAN , AnMSTRONO & CO. , Wholesale Cigars. tm N. ItUh Struct , "llullol" MM. Dry Gootln anilotlonn. . M. E. SMITH tc COy Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions Corner lltlinnil Iluwnril Streets , KILPATniCIC-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. , Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods , Gems' KurnlililnKCcoils. Corner llth und lliirnof Btrct't ) . Onmlui , Not/ . r'ui-nlturo. DEWEY if STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture , Fnrnuiii Street , Oninlm , Nulirunkn. CHARLKS RHIVERICIC , Funiiiiire. Oniuhn , Nt'biu.Hka. McCOUD , BHADY & CO , Wholesale Grocers , 13th ( ind Lcavenworlh Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. Ijiinibcr , ! < } to. ' JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale .Lumber , Etc , , Etc. Imported nnd American rortluml Comont. St t9 ngontfor Mllirtiukeo llritrnullo Cumunt , nnd Qulncjr Whlto I.lruo. CHAS. R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. Wood carpets nnd parquet Hairing. 9th nnd Daugluc Strt'ots , Oiuuhn , Nubraika. \V. Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc , Corner Oth nnd Douglna Streets , Onmhn. Millinery anil Nollonn. I. ODERFELDER & CO. , Importers and Jobbers in Millinery , 2 < JS , 210 nnd 212 South llth street Notions : J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods , 1124 Hnrncr street , Omnlin. " OllH. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. , Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils , Axle itrennc , etc. , Omiltm. A. II. Iliihop , Miuinxcr. ' . I'niior. _ _ _ . CARPENTER PAPER CO. , Wholesale Paper Dealers , Carrr nice stock of printing , wrapping nnd wrltlnfi paper. Bpeclnl attention given to curd pnpcr. BafcH , Ktc. A. L. DEANE & CO. , Uenernl Agents for Halls' ' Safes , HI nnd 323 South 10th St. , Ornnr. * . = * TOJ-H , Kto. " ' H. HARDY & CO. , Jobberof Toys , Dolls , Albumsl Fancy Goods , Home Kurnlihlng ( ioodi , Clilldrcn'i Carriages , 1200 * Knrnnm street , Uiuahn , Nub , Water Supplied. U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. , Steam and Water Supplies , IlnUldar wind mllln. 918 nnd 920 Jones at. , Omaha. U. I' . Itosi , Acting Manager. Iron " \VorkH. PAXTON ft. VIERLINO IRONWORKS , Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work , , Bnglnea , brans work , general foundrr , innrlilno aod. blacksmith work. Ulllca and mirks , U , 1 * . Itir. nnd 17th street , Omaha. OMAHA SAFE Ac IRON WORKS , Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , , Vaults , jail work , Iron shutters and tire escapes. a. Andreun .prop'r. Cor. lull undJaikn'm Bts. , Doorx , Ktu. . . . . . . . > - ' - - - ' - - -f M. A. DI8UROW 4c CO. , Wholesale manufacturers of Sash , Doors , iiliuds and Mouldings , Branch oRlce , 12th and Iiard streets , Omaha , If 4. UNIOlsTOCK YARDS CO. , Of South Omaha , Limited , SHROEDEK & GRAIN , Provisions and Stocks. Rasement First Xalional Hank , 3O5 South 18th Street , Omnhn. GILBERT DROTIIBns ; Taxidermists Bpeclmeni can be tent ai tafvlr br mill or nviui Biadlui iiilcta. klili , teth BUtit , Ottit * .
