r > THJfi OMAHA DAILY TUESDAY. JUJSJfi 9. 1891.
" i iTitrr' if i iiirPTP
SPECULATIVE 1IARKE1S ,
Oontlnuod Dullness the Only Feature in the
Chicago Wheat Trade.
LARGE DECREASE IN VISIBLE SUPPLY ,
Corn Closed t n Slight A ! vanuo , lint
rrovlNlong ro Ijowcr Fnlr
and Hotter I'riucH
for Live Stock.
CIHCACIO , Jmiofl. The wheat trade scorns to
1mvn fullun Into a not. I'or notirlv a. wuotc tlio
business has been largely of a local nature ,
wltli no decided tendency of prices In cltlior
direction. 1101111111011-1 \ Imvo licon narrow and
tlio close bus generally brought prices nronnd
ton point near thine of the duy boforo. Tlio
result tins been Hint many h.ibltuos of llio
wheat jut deserted It for the corn crowd ,
wliorothoy could got tjulckor nnd more de
cided action on tliclr trades. During most of
tlio day to'lay ' business was as quiet and dull
ai any day last woclc. "NOW and then a llttlo
llfo wns lnfii od Into the market , but taken on
the whole the voluino of business was light
nnd tnatnly local. Traders seemed Inclined to
wait for the Bovorntnont crop report duo on
Wednesday. July oprnrd nt IM'.ic , the price at
which It left off oti Satdrday. receded to)7c. ! )
llucluatrd within n range of ? e for some tlnio ,
and advanced to 9i4c. ! and closed nt OSes. The
early weakness was attributed to
ralbor weak cables In the futures
and the sluiuly shipments from India last
week : the sttbKo.iueia rally was duo to the
largo decrease In the visible ) supply and the
unfavorable ) loports of crops fiom Germany
and I'riincu. Some nnfavorablo crop reports
wnro received from Kansas , but they had no
olfoct on the market. There was an
olFort to depress prices In order to Ijrluif nut
BOIIIO loni wl.oat around the opening , but It
did not .succeed. The exports fiom the flea-
bciurd were rather liberal and freight room
was engaged here for aLeut four hundred
thousand bushels.
Corn opened very weak at about Saturday's
closing prices. July started at iWic ; there
waiHOmo heavy soiling and It took buta few
minutes to brrak the priro to r > Sc. l.ognn.
llalilwln , lloyd and tliti Wouro commNslon
company all sold fii'oly and as tlic-re
was no concentrated support. and
the receipts posted wuro about , fifty cars
In oxce.s.s of the estimates , anil clearing
warmer weather was reported In the Interior ,
anil It was an o.sy unit tor to soil tlio market
down , Hut on tlio break shorts began to cover
anil tlio Investment buying and tlio early
Milling bavins exhausted themselves the mar
ket , hardened and there wax a oulek reaction
to M'iffi.'W.V split. Later p.irt of this advance
wns lost , chloliy on the large estliniited re
ceipts for tomorrow , and .Inly sold back to
WSic but with the rally In wbc.it , corn tool ; an
upturn to fiOUc. closing al Me.
Oats wore slow , weaker and lower. Th's
was duo to tlio irood arrivals , the slowness In
the cash demand and the Increase In the visi
ble supply.
1'rovlHlons were quiet and rather easier.
Armour bought sonic pork , but tlio uggriv.iato
business was unimportant. The tendency
was downward during the mint of the ses
sion , but toward the close tlioro was a partial
recovery. Compared with tlio close on Sat-
urdny. the final prices for September options
Hbo\ved declines oflie each In pork , lard and
ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotatloni were as follows :
1'i.niiu Dull und nni'Iiang/Mi.
Wit BAT No. i ! spring wheat , Ofl'ic : No. . ' )
spring wheat. 87o : No. 2 red , liOHt'Gtl.OOJi.
COHN No. 2 , oii'c.
OATS No. : . ' . 44J'c ; No. 2 white. 4"H@4Sc ; No.
3 white , 4rJ ! < ai7Ue.
HYI ! No. L84e. .
IlAiu.Kr No. 2 nominal ; No.3. G71c ! ) ; No. 4 ,
nominal.
Kr.AX Sunn No. 1 , JI.I2.
TIMOTHY SIIKD Prime , } I.CR.2 | < 1.
JlKSH Pome Per barrel. llu.tiOIO.15 ; Inrd ,
per owt , , M.1I : short ribs sides ( loose ) . $ . 1.81 ®
o.SS ; dry salted Khimldor.s. ( boxed ) , i'.OC- © ' > .lu ;
short clear sides , ( boxed ) . fiVJOO I.
WllitiKV Distillers' llulshod goods , per gal
lon , H. 1(1. (
SUOAU Cut loaf , unchanged ; granulated ,
unchanged ; standard "A , " unchanged.
Receipts and shipments today wuro as fol
lows :
On the produce oxchanzo today , the butler
market was steady ; extra crcumory. 17 ©
ISc ; extra llrits. KxainHo : llrsts IiaiSc ;
oxlra dairy. I.VBliic : extra firsts , ia llrsts ,
ll-Je. | Kggs , 14 ® .r > c.
Vlslblo Gr.ilu Supply.
CHICAGO , June 8. The visible supply of
grain , as reported for the board of tr.tde. It as
follows ;
Ilnshols. Increase. Oocr'so
Whoat. . . . , . iri.4i7.003 . l.OKUiOO
Com . o.lir.UOO 4.VLHOO .
Oats . 4.MO.OOO DOO.UOJ .
Kyo . iioi.ooo . : moj
Unrloy . . . . . 1U.UUI . 15,000
Now York MarkctH.
Nuw VOIIK. Juno 8. Ki.oint Receipts , 10,870
packages ; exports , ' . ' .Kill barrels ; market dull
and heavy ; sales , 'I,1WO barrels.
UllltN iNlUAI. Dull : vc > ltnw wnurnri , ! jn
WirKAT llocolpts , 15S.800 bushels ; exports ,
1WII1 ; bushels ; sales , J.ltt'.t'OJ bushefs of fu
tures ; BO.OOil bushels spot. Spot niarkot dull.
und weaker ; No. i red. il.ll ! } In store
nnd elevator ; tl.OSitfM.ou alloat ; JI.OSKffl
1.0 > S f. o. b. ; ungrncTcd red , l.V3i.pi ( ) ( ] ; :
No. 1 northern to arrive , $1.11 ; No. l
hard to arrive , tl.15 ; Options opened weak ,
doollued i4 < TC4'c on weak cables , Increiiso In
stocks In store and lu shlpmoiits , advanced
T > * 4C ) on freer spoculallvti huyln ? , and llnall'y
settled on the opening Influenced to 'SO'iede-
cllnu on deliveries for August , and > , o ad-
VHIICO on September and liiter months No. 'J
d. Juno. * l.07 > il.07Jeloslng ! at * 1.07)i ; Jul ly.
.OHi 41.0i , closing at Jl.Wi ; Aiuus 'iSi
l.lXlt-i.closliix at * l.iai ? ; September , .
1.Wi ( , closing iit1.0aOctober ; , * l.03 tai.onj : ;
oloslng nt ll.0ii : ! ; November clcmlng. ll,03Vl
Doeombor , 11.04 ll-IOill.UI ? , ' . closing nt Jl.Olli'
Mny.dWf ) . tl.OiOMWJi. closing at Jl.lSSi ; '
KvK-Stoady and Oulcit.
STOCk OK UiiAiN-rn store and alloat Juno 0 :
Wheat. Lm'Sl bushoN ; porn , 40I.37J bushels ;
oats. l.oi ; ,0ll bushels ; rye. 8.U27 bushels ; malt ,
S17..IIJI bushels ! barley. 10.7U8 bushels ; peus ,
'UOIIN Itpculpla 33.R.V ) lumhols ; exports.
17'atKI bushels ; sales , fCO.OOO bushels of futureH :
mood bushels spoU Siiot market stronger :
moderately active ; No. ' . ' , CX3.Gj ( ( * o in elevator :
COffid' o uflontt miurtided mixed , ( iixa'Wc. lp-
tlcins opoiiecl deprcRsed on free oin-nngs and
bold oil ! i < rO'e , reacted on Indisposition to soil
and closed linn at l ® Ko over last night. June.
CflUc. closing at CllHe ; July , iHWilMMIIo clos.
lngntlVJ\uAuguslUIiBll4'c.clOsIn.utU4'ic ! ) ( ' ;
Beptombiir. Ui'euio. closing uttiiie. ;
UATtl Kocolpw , tH.wxi buslielst exports. C1 ! . * .
Imsht'ls sales. W.COU bushels of
; futures ; M,0 < )0 )
bu helsNiot. | Spot market dull and irregular ;
Options dull und unchanged to iu lower.
Juno closing nt fiOKsot July , 50if.VKe ) , olos-
\ut \ atWlUcj August closing at4lo : September ,
40o ; spcit. No. s white. KtOAlttiut mixed west
ern , 4M&.V.'c ; white weutern , iOii&lo ; No. S ( Jhl-
OUROfiUC.
HAV hnny and iulot ) ,
lloi'H Stvbily and cjulct.
CoffEK Oiitfons opened Irregular ut ! IO'
po tits down und closed steady at INiKO points'
down. Sales , III , MX ) hags. Including Juno.
ti&NX3iaw.iiitr ; , tiuxaiaiv ) ; August , * i5,7.va
15.M ; SJoplcuuber , tl5Wil.V45 : | October , 114.8.1 ®
14.1-Oi Novumher , II4.I.VI4.40 ! ; December , tll.f >
Ctll.'iV Suet Ulo , dull ; f.ilr cargoes , (10,00 ; No ,
7 , JIT.50.
SiKlAit Haw , dull , nominal ; Hales. Into .Pat-
NvU I ) !
oil A , Ul-IC ) l4'o ; btandiird A , 1 l-lOo.
MmAHiKH-tl < > ontlii ! ; , 'lull t ' * > fur 03
In hogDhetulH. Now Orleans , quiet ) common
Hicn Htuudy but quiet ; domestic , fiilr to
choice , . " -tJiHioi Japan , tKitl'ic. .
I'BTIIOI.KUM Quleti united closed at fisiia for
COTTONSKKH OlL-Qulot but stouclyi erilde ,
irgru lo.1 it.ie ; yellow , off grade. a. ! Mi * ) .
TAI.U.W-11UI1 and unsettled ! olty fc'.VOfor
' '
" 'ifos'iV-Stouly but Unlit strained , common
x-guot but steady ut 38UO
but flmi wet ialtod , Now
Orlcinns splrtlnd , IWlTft poundm CSMoi Texas
( elected , .MIW > pound , r/Ti o.
KiKIRQuiet ; lowort wratorn , ITaiTUo. He-
cetpts. 7,11)1 ) pickiig : .
l'cmK-Iull.i : < toaily ; old irinsn. ( IO.fiiX6II.50i
now mn , t H.OXkKMi t-Atlra iirlmo , JI1.00.
CUT MEATS-Stcudys mlddlei , iUlcti | short
clear , M.M.
I.AiiD-l.owen niodornta ilomtiltd ; western
sloiim. t < 1.4. i ; sales , USO lloreos ut SI.4Q > i'ciil.4.V '
Option snles n.uiu tierces ; Juno , in 4. ' ; July ,
o.4i : cluslnic nt HIA ; bid ; Aiuusr. < G.ri Hnp-
temher , Jfl.i SU.'I , closing at fU.70 ; October ,
Ju.hl ,
IIITTTKH MoilRRiteiTomnnil : steady | western
dairy , \\3 \ \ > .r > t' western creamery. l.
western fnutory , IISII'Sc ' ! Klglns , luc ,
L'iiKE u--itjidy ; ; ; ROOU deinaiid ; purtsklmi ,
4ftSc.
I'm IIIO.N Qulot : American , SIG.OMitfl.OO.
Coi'i'Kit Qulctf luketlune. iia. :
LKAII Stoudy ; domestic. } l..u ; { .
TlN-Qulcti steady ; stralghta , IJI.OO.
KIIIIHIIH City "ilnrkotfl.
KANSAS OITV. Mo. , Juno 8. 1'i.oim Very
( lull ; fumllv , tl.I.vftl.r > : choice. Jl.l' il.M ;
funcv. tl.tWitl.i * . " . ; oxlra fnncy Jl.bJ ; hulf pat
ent. ti.u > ai.itt ; patent , lamaa.-M.
WIIRAT ( julet : No. 2 hard , cash , 0039iJo ;
Juno , b8o bid | No. 2 led , cash. flip.
Cou.v Slrong : No. - ' cash und Juno M'Sc ' bid.
OATH Quiet ! No. 2cnsh. 4l' o bid : June. 4lo.
llAV-l-'Irmt funcy , SiiS.OJ : low gradea ,
5.00.
5.00.Kr.AX
Kr.AX Suiiii-ll.OOOI.OS.
IIUTTHlt Mleadyi creamery. 123ir > c ; store ,
OUIt'c ' : dairy. lOiiiMu : packing. DtlUi' .
CiiKHSK-Sleady ; northern , itwtiojte : young
American. 1010 c ! western , Mi'JC ! ski . icd ,
4(2.e. (
KiJHS Steady at ll'.Jc. ' .
I'ltoviBio.xs .Steady to weak : susar euied
Incuts , hams. UfillOi' : breakfast baeoii , tic ? :
dried beef IIIIIUM. inc. Dry salt , meats clear
Hide" , 7e : rlo.ir ribs , ( i'ju ; long cleurside . tl.'fe ' !
ihoulili'M. . ' * > . Smo.u'd meals , clear HIM ,
7'c ' ; loii-i'luar | sides. 7Uc ; clear shins , 7 ! ii ;
sliouldeiH , llUe. Moss pork , ilJ.au. Lard ,
pure. * 7.Wt ! lolluoil. J7.S7 ! } .
\Vo i < Dull ; MNsoiirl. unwashed , heavy
film. KfillTc : light llni' . 17Iio ! : medium , VOiS
i"'p ; Kansas heavy line. HWIIIc : light fine.
Maifici low und carpet , irailo. Tuti washed
eho ci' . .T. > T T > v ; medium , ai-aWo ; tllnsy and
low , 275WK' ! .
KKCi'.li'TS Whoat. 11.200 btishoU : corn , C.SOO
bushels ; oats. I. f.OJ bushels.
SiiicMiiNTS Whotit. ii.iW : ) bushels ; corn.
24.UOU bushels ; outs. l.'KO Imsliols.
.MimienpollH Wluat ;
MiNNKAI'Ot.tP , Minn. . Juno 0. Cash wheat
( inner Uian Jtilv today. No. I nurtliorn. ac
tive ; other grades slow. liecelpts for two
davs. 170 cars ; Hlilpinents.IM e.irs. Clo.se ; .No.
I 1'iariUuiii' . * I.OI : on n-ackI.OI5tl.04" ; No. 1
northnrn. Jnili' , $ I.OI' { ; July. Jl.t" . ' ; on trail' .
$ I.OIi ! < M.lK ! ; No. 3 northoin , June , U3c : on
track ,
St. Ijouls Miirko.to.
PT. Louts. Mo. . Juno 8. WHBAT Strong und
YVili"icv Steady : 41.1" .
IlUTTin : Sleady , unchanged :
Milwaukee Market * .
MII.WAUKKE. WIs. , Juno 8. WHEAT Quiet ;
No. 2 spring , cash. WrtW.ic ; July , ! Hc.
COHN Steady ; No. : i. m\a. \
OATS Hleacly : No. 2 while , 48o.
I'ttovtsiONS'-Kiihler.
I'oitK July , * lP..V.HJo.
Cincinnati Murkots.
CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 8. WHEAT Scarce :
No. 2 rod.l.0@l.04. : !
( 'ous Klrm ; No. 2 mixed. C-'tflOlc.
OATS Klnu : No ; 2 mixed , 48c.
WlllSKV tl.IO.
Toledo MarketH.
Tor.Eno. O. . Juno 8. WHEAT Easier ; cash
and June , tl.03'4.
COHN Steady ; cash and Juno , COc.
OATS Quiet ; cash. 4.Mic.
riivcrpool Markets.
LtvEiirooi , , Juno8.-WHKAT Steady , demand
poor and holdeis olTcr moderatelv.
COHN I'lrnier , demand fair : mixed west
ern , 5s 45d ! percental.
I'rltish Grain Review.
LONHO.V. Juno 8. The Murk Ltino Express
In Its weokiv review of thu British irnln trade
says : There Is a moderate supply of English
wheat , the avenigu quotation being 40s fid.
Korolgn wheats uro depressed and generally
Ud lower. Heavy shipments are in passage
and estimated.utiOOO.OOJ : quarters , and this
fact keeps the. market weak. Callfoi-nian ,
prompt shipment. Is quoted ut 44s M. New
Amerleun winter Is speculated In at 40s for
August shipments , llcans and Imrloy have
declined lit , ami mulzoDd and oats Ifid. At. to
day's market. English wlieats were dull nt Cd
decline. " I'orolgn rod wlioat lower , while
prices on whiles wore maintained. . Hurley
was rather tinner. In maize both flat and
round wuri > quoted Gd better. Oats declined
'Id , while llnstcd was Dd dearer , lleitus and
peas were steady.
H'MOC'KH AX It MtOXDS.
NKW VOIIK , Juno 8. The stock market , today
continued to .show the uncertainty which has
become the principal fivUir In the making of
values for securities , and while so mo conll-
donco was shown at the opening and fraction
ally hlKhor prices wcro established In the
early dealings , the Improvement In values In
duced realizations uii.l tlrj selling was In
creased by an announcemonttliat a largo sum
of gold had been taken for oxuort and that
nioro would follow. This Immediately caused
not only u reaction from the high prices of
the opening , but oausoJ small losses In till th o
active shares. On thcatharhana the reported
shipments of gold wus soon contradicted and
a full recovery followed , showing conclusively
thut this Inllueuco ulono keep-i the mar
ket down and orjvonts a covering of long
jtauillng.shortlntorests. The general accepted
diagnosis of the situation Is now that the
market will remain In the sumu dull and listless -
loss condition until the gold shipments arn
known to have ceased or some damage has
been done to the growing crops. The latter
seems to bo tlio only sustaining Inlhioiu'o
today. In the railroad list therb was llttlo erne
no feature nflor thooccur.Micc noted , nnd the
Industrials furnished nearly all the Interest
there was In the dealings. Jersey Central
sold Interest und the expiration of the time
was signalized by a renewed weakness In tlio
stock which at one t.iao was IIU per cent.
Humors unfavorable to the orop situation
were circulated In the uttornoun-and as they
were accompanied by considerable pressure
to soil , not only thufitoaks which might bo af
fected bv smalt crops but many others as
well , It Is reasonable to suppose that the
rumors had a speculative origin. Prices wore
depressed to the lowest level of the
day , howovor. and the active shares
showed losses of from Ji to y per cent ,
Chlctuo gas also , after advancing to My. be
came wonlccr Just about the time Unit , ml-
vlcvs from Chicago were received thut the
trust luiil come to tin agreement , and from
that tlmoout there appeared to bo u good
deal of stock for sale. Jersey Central was
also developing , much weakness , the rights to
Hiibbcrihe helm tar SO percent In tlionewstooK
at par. The dea'lngs ' In National Cordaeo
have been small , probably owing to the reserve
of buyers owing to the announcement from
Philadelphia of the formation of anew com
pany with & \000.000 capital as a competitor ,
There la more talk of clearer money.
Petroleum continues dull with trading very
siniill lu volume and movement. 'I ho mark.a
opened very tlrni , but declined ? 4'o cm small
selling orders from the west and closed hteuily.
Pennsylvania oil option opened at tiuUc ;
highest , OiiUe ; lowest llSric ; closing , fiSUc.
Total Hiiluv , 110,000 ban-els.
Tun following are the closing quotations for
the leading stocks on the Now Vork stock ex
change todayi
Ihu total siiloH of ktock * today were M'J.a\8
shuroi InoludliiK ! AtcuUon. I3i5 : ; LoitUiVh a
i NusUvlll , 15,103 ! Now Jersey Coutrul , 3.1W !
Northnrn I'aolfic. preferred , 4,320 ; St , I'aul
SO,6U3i Union 1'ucinc , 0.510.
Fliuuiclnl Itcvlcw.
Nmr YonK , Juno 8. The Post saySs The
exchange dealers nro uiiiinltnons In snylng
tlintexchnngo appears to have been sold In
their market ugnlnst nlxmt all of the
gold exports up to the present time. There
has In fact boon an unprecedented market for
foreign e.xchiingi' In thu Inet thico mouth ! ) .
The demand for remittances was due to
the payment for tlio enormous Im
ports of gold to escape the Mclvlnloy
tnrlrr , uUo for the calling homo ol
loaned foreign capital to help tide over the
financial dlllieiiltles In Kuropo , Lately thuio
nlFo have been Imports that huvo Icon paid
for In 'iash. The exports of sugar especially
have been heavy. It Is iinlto certain that
even If the Hank of Kngland had not paid.any
premium for gold , exchange would huvo iitl-
vanced to rates which would huvo caused
nearly as heavy oxporls of gold ns have been
made In the lust month or two. The point ol
chief Interest In thin In that when the demand
forcxchnnge to pay for those Imports falls olT
so us to reduce tlio rates of exchange the ox *
ports of gol.l will stop. This would prove the
outflow of gold to hnvobccn In settlement ol
a trade baliinco and not us thu olToct of the
sale of securities by European holders.
Hi nlc Cl earn ii UCH.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Juno & CloarlngD , II.-
4S5,7.'i4.
Nr.w Yoitit. Juno 8.-Clearings , tG9.GI2153 :
balances. J.1,2,4.001. . . , '
I'mr.AtiF.t.i'iiiA , I'n. . Juno fl. ( llourings , $10-
ft.W,2'J7 ' ; bululices , * l,8U5ii7l. Monoy. 4JM1S per
C'Otlt.
HAI.TIMOIIR. Mil. . Juno R Clearings. J2.2CI- )
iX\Slilanccs. ; ; } 2.5ijl. ( Hate for money , 0 per
cent.
CINCINNATI , Juno fl. .Money flrnr fit fl porTO
cent. Now Vcirk u.vchttiigc. W coins premium.
Clearings. I2.SOH.IM.
NKW OKI.IANS. : La. , Juuo 8. Clourlncs.
f 1,104,1)20 ) ; New Vork oxch.ingo commercial
? l priMiilum per Jl.nnj.
HOSTO.V. Mass. , Juno 9. Clearings. ? l4tUI.47.l : ;
balances , I1,7.VII72. Money , 7 per cC-nt. Bx-
crlange on Now \ork , 20 to 2" > discount.
CiiiOAno , Juno 8. Money , stonily ut fi per
ci'iit on cull , and 0 per cent on tlmo loans.
New York exchange , 7. > asOc premium. CIoui-
lims. ? HrHoOO. : ) Sterling exchange steady und
uuchunged.
Tlio Money Market.
NBW VOIIK , Juno 8. MONEV on CAM , Easy.
rnnitlnir4from'J'J ' toll'j per cent ; lust loan U
pt'kceiit , closed ottered at'I ' per cent.
I'III.MI ; MEHCAXTII.K I'Apr.u . " ) ! 47 nor cent.
STKia.i.vn KXCIIANOE Qulot nnd weak at
S4.SI .for sixty-day bills and $ l.i ? i for deiAand
bills.
The following were the closing prices on
bonds ;
IJ.R. 4s , rcRl-torcri..lI8K IM. K. AT H. . . ; . . . ' . . . 40
IT. S. 4i > , ooupona ll'.i.S Mltlunl Union Hi. . . . IUO
Cj'- ) , registered 1UJ , N. J. Ccnl Int Cert..105
t t , couponi I IK ) Northern I'ac , lgs.UiH
I'licltietli of 'U5 10U itu2 > H Ill
tjinlaliinn Stamp 4s. . 8S N'ortnwcst' cumols..U )
Tonnoaiee N. S. U.I. . .1l ) ' _ ' ! < do ilobunltircAs. . . 102
do 5a .Nlfti St. L. AJ. .M.CCil , 6 , 8H
do Ha ( V.t"j ; St. Ii. AS. K Con. M.'ta'IU
Cennila Southern 2ila ' . ' . 1,4 St. r.-itll coiisoli IW.i
Central I'ltcllle lsta..IO'jH St. I' . C. A. 1 * . * . . . . ! )
1) . Alt. t ! . Ista 115 T. P. I < .G. Tr. Itcta. . b U
do 4 81' ' < ; T. 1' . U. ( } , Tr , Itcts. . XOK
I ) . A H. \Vcatl8l8. . , < Union t'nclflolata..ll0
ErlcJda ; .ni ; \VujtShoro 101
M. K. AT. ( ien'l Hi. 7ii
Iloston Btoulc Miirkot.
BOSTON. Muss. . Juno 8. The following were
the closing prices on stocks In the Boston
stock market today :
Atchlson A Topckn. . DI Frnnklln 17H
Iloston AAlbanr I1I ! Huron 2
do Maine 6UJ Keuranrcc M
do C- TU OJceola 37
T'lnt ' AI'craM T5 Oiilncy \0i \
do 7s 18 annlti Ke Copper fX )
MUCH. Central 1S Tnmnrack : .1M
ilnlsl.Mort. bonils. 'Xi Sim Illcgo Ijind Co. . 1 ! )
N. V. A N. KnglnncLJIS Wesl Knil Lnnrt Co.9)i \
Win. Cent , com Ill Hell Telephone lit !
Alliiiicz.MIn Conoir ( ) 'l ! l.umson Store B l ! > < 4
Atlnntlo I5 } \Vuter I'owor 2J4
Ilnsioii A.Mnnl 43M Centennial &
Cidumct A llccln . . . .iVJ II. A U. C 5
Ijondoii .Stook.H.
LONDON , June 8. Closing ut 4 p. m. :
Consols , money H55-li ( Krlo
Consols , ncconnl. . .955-11 ! Illinois Ccnlral
U. .4. 48 It ! Mexican , onlliuiry. . .
i ; . S. 4 ! < a 102 SI. full I common. . . .
N. V. I' . AO. 1st IBK Heading
Unlim r.iclllc 88h
Hiir silver. 445d ? per ounce. Money , 2
percent. Kate of discount In the open mar
ket for both short and three-mouths bills , 2X
cent.
per
_ _ _
Bank ol * HiiKlaml Ilullion.
LONDON. Juno 8. Amount of bullion gone
Into the IJuuk of England on baluuco today ,
Purls i elites.
PAIIIS , Juno 8. Three per cent rentes , 03f
40c for the account.
Denver Mining Stocks.
DRNVBII , Col. . Juno 8. Quotations on the
mining exchange today c'osed us follows ;
Alleuhitnr IS Juitlce 1.1
Amity 3 I.evnl Tender
Argonaut 20 Little Hulo
Ilntlarnl 52 Mntchleas 285
May Mnieppa 124
Ilaiiffkok 71 MornlnifUllm 44
Hiilet Hunter 10 Ore
Hilt Imllnn 12 1'iiy Hock
IllgSIx r , 1'otosl. . . .
llrnwnlow 18 I'ark con 18
Calllopa 30 Itecil NatlonnI 51) )
Century 119 Uliillo 10H
Clny County 11 ItiinnhiK Loilo 10Hu
CnMiInu 3 LeuTOnworth
Diamond II fiU JobnJ , pfil , 6
Denver Cm A Oil. . . . < S 1'iuilor
Knimona 34 ClnuillnJ
( lolil Trcnauro 2M ( 'elly-burgi
San PranolHco mining Quotations.
SAN I'ltANCisco. Gala. , June 8. The odlclal
closing iiuotatlons for mining stocks today
were as follows :
Alia so
lltilwcr 3U lilr . 4'.K )
IleslA llulelier SHS tiiHl . 4'x )
HudleCuiiKulliliilcil. . IK ) Hnmeo . . . 210
Chutlttr * < i * > Slt'rni Nimulii . I'.HJ
Con. Cnln. A Vu 1I1S Union Con . - 15
Crown I'ulnt litt tltii ! ) . 85
Kurckn Con 373 Yellow Jnckcit . . 2 :
OoiiM.t Currr 210 Ciimmonweitltli . 75
Ilnlu.t .S'orcruss. . . . 2:10 :
Mexlcnn 35 UlniftN. U M )
St Louis Milling Quotations. ,
ST Louis , Mo. , Juno 8. There wcfo' few
stocks dealt In on the mining exchange * this
morning and prices were generally bettor.
The following' I ; were made on call ; '
Ailnum H i Montrose . \k akj (
Aincrlcnii 40 Mounnin Key. . . . . . 47i !
Altec 101 ! .M Hreoii us
lllmetal .a'.O Hllvcr AifO.t . ( . . .10SO
( lrnnlloMeunlnln..2.l7. ' > KllznbotU . . . . 2WJ
IIupo 2.10 Vunm' . . . . . < USM
l.ltllo Albert 'J'j '
Now Vork Miiiln ; Qitottitlnns.
NKW i'oiiK , Juno 8. Tlio followlnj are ttio
closing mlnliiif stock quotations :
Alice H5 ! Horn Silver 3ju
Al ms con 165 Onturli KOO
Deiulwuoil 110 .Moilciin. . . . . , . . , . . , . : iou
I'urokn Con xa I'lyrnoiUli. . . , . . . vw
InleA NorcrODi. . . . 200 Union Con , SM
Ilurueatako. . . . 1UOO VullowJnckct 240
Tlio Wheat Supply.
MlNNKArous , Minn. . Juno 8. The North
western Miller says : The northwestern stocks
if wlioat holds out In a marvelous way. Lust
week there was a decrease of only lOT.OU. )
bushels , leaving a total of 1,314,003 bushels In
sight In the three states , against14T74.0Ja
bnaliels u year ago. Tlio stock In private ele
vators , at MlnnoHpolls In n.Ofll.VMl liusliola. a do-
orousoof fll.OOO bushels for the w'cek. ' This
nakes the total iiunntlty In Mlnn'eip'olls : nnd
Duluth 10,814IKW bUKhels , orSIKWA bushels loss
than lust Mondity. The market record nlac.es
the stock In country oleviitnrs In Mliuiosota
unil the Dakotns atViTU.Ofti biihlieU , an Increase -
crease of " 1,000 bushuls for the week. . ,
Tlio CofTou Alnrkct. /
Klo.lAMUlto , Juno S. OolTuu , regular first ,
nonilnnl ; good second , 8 , * . ' < o rels per too kilos ; re-
elpts during the week , 4'OUO lii'a ) : ; purchiiKcs
for the United States. 2,00:1 : bavis ; sWuiiunitH
( ( the United States , 4.100 bags ; . ulcujU ,
jags. - *
SANTOSI. Juno 8. Coltee. good "average , 10,00)
rels per lee kilos ; receipts during the week ,
lO.OOii bags ; uurchnsos for. the United States ,
lone ; shipments to the United States , ? , UJU
bags ; htcelc , au,00t ) binrs. *
Now York 'Dry (5ccil8JV'nrk.y ,
NKW VOIIK , Juno 8. Th'odry toods'iuarket
ipeno.l without any now or active' features.
luslness was fair und I'orpor.itlon inukc-i of
cottons continued to move with relative free-
lom. _
Tradoi-H'
ST , Lotus , Mo. , Juno 8. Langunburg Ilroth-
ers to Coekrell llrothers ; Tno following will
EIIIIW the range ) of prices at this point cm the
I uly option ;
ooiiMoDirv I Open. ilu.i. 1:1010. : j Sat'y
\V IIKAT
July WJ ,
ClIIIN
July
OAT *
_ Julrv , 40W
CIIKUIIO. Juno 8. LOISHII& Co. ( o Tonoray
A : llryan : Whoiit lina boon iiulc-t with llt-ht
luctuations. July opunoil atus'ic , bold UN low
UK l 7 V. and cloaca ill Unc. All forulKii mlvlcus ,
r'tiKllsli and continental , are weak unil lower.
I.CMi Inquiry for cash wheat for Nhtinneiit.
Jrun ruporta contlnuoxood. with all our niar-
kutUsioiidy , Thuroiuay bo no RCKJI ! iirKU-
nont In f uvor of Iniy In U unli'BS for f ruutlonul
irnllts. With IlKht Interior utookB und hluii
foruliin values wo cannot eu anythliiK to sell
> t khort on unless the prospect of now wheat
uovliiKi until It doca uiovo und wo know what
: rep reaiilt will bo wo bullcvo It Kood sonte to
juy on breaks around thu present prlco.
rim onllro crop now uneutls liublo to many
coutlugoiicloa uud lu fuvor of uu advance , The
government report , -wrr anticipate , will show
a lower condition ' 1lulurtt \ month. l,000,00u
more decrease In onr already rfnmll supply
must ho felt beforo''uriy now wheat Is ready
formlllln/ . corn UlrV been strong with an
active trade. July Dpcuod atMUc , sold up to
ffiii'to ' , closes at .V.io , Vnless receipts continue
prlc-es can bo put higher. Oats aellve. but
fluctuations only frjfcllonn. The orop reports
are poor. Provisions dull nml u shudo lower.
Hog receipts still tooJicuvy for the demand.
CIIICAOO , Juno8-f-Jvnunott , Hopkins * Co.
to S. A. McWhortorj-miio whcnt market has
boon very Inactive anil trade of a light , scalp
ing char.icter. The news has been Inoonsn-
ciucntliil. The vlslble-iupply docreused over
u million bushels , Which Is larger tli.ui ex
pected , but It mltia : no Impiosslon on tile
trudo and the ole o Is dull at about Satur
day's prices. It warrcported Into that ; tOOtiOO
hud boon cliartorcd'horo today , but this wno
not wholly cuiiflrincttttnd names of bouts were
not given. Crop reports 'continue favorable
and speculation still favors the short sldo.
Corn und outs The Improving crop
prospects for corn , and the material
Increase In thu v slblo supply , full to
counlcruot manipulation by thu bull clique ,
They have tlio deal und make prices to suit
themselves. The market looks high enough
to sell on the rallies but traders must not
overlook the fact that the dice are loaded
and prices may ImK-o when everything Indi
cates a break We fc-ol rather friendly to the
long fultires of outs und do not believe that
the spro.-td between July and August will be
fo wide a month hence. The provision mar
ket has been dull and heavy with no features
of Interest.
CHICAGO , Juno a Schwartz , DupcoA McCor-
mlck. Chicago , to I * . C. Swum & Co. : Today's
wheat miirkot has been very dull , with t ruu-
In-r chlolly by local so-ilpers and prices fluctu
ating within a very narrow range. Important
news was very scarce. London , Merlin and
Purls cables worn lower nnd wcuU In tone.
The Indian shipments wore very large , I IB.-
OOil bushels. Tbe clearances from four Atlan
tic ports wnro 202.UOO bushels of wheat and 37-
COil puckuges of Hour. Toward the close of
thu market It was rumored that largo freight
engagements had been made for wheat ship
ments from this port , hut the.se stories huvo
been started sooftuti that this hud no oITccl.
Our letters trom abroud received todny suy
thut whatever euYet their bud crops m.iy
have later on , the largo amount of wheat
alloat , which will bo kept up by India for
some time yet and will then bo supplemented
by American shipments' ' , Is likely to prevent
tiny further advance lu their markets and Is
more liable to produce a decline , The out
look for higher prices in American markuts
Is for the present not Itutterlns. All
our wehtorn crop advices toduy uro of
a most favorable kind. Corn has been
strong and higher , although the vol
ume of trade has not been large. .
At the opening wheat hours hammered com
vigorously , but purchut.es by shorts anil a fair
voluino of business from outsiders who tire
buying for long account soon reached the
market and closed Itvery strong. Advices
from the southwest are by no means favor
able us to orop conditions , our correspondents
claiming that continuous rulnsof the past
week , with u low stutu of thermometer. Is lia
ble to do damage , and thatcrop atbost will be
spotted. Unless conditions Improve the out
look Is towards hl--her prices. C.tsh demand
today was good. No. 2 soiling atfiOKftdlu ; No.
2yellow.fii.iG2e. ; Outs were dull with but
llttlo Intepest In the market. The trade was
chlolly local fluctuations , following closely
those of corn. Provisions have been dull und
weak In spite of tlio fact thut-tho receipt of
hogs wore smaller than estimates , and prices
fractionally higher. A noteworthy feature of
the miirkot was the free selling of lard for
foreign account. July stuff continues to come
on the market , und before the end of the
month scorns likely to produce u heavy pros-
sure. The close o/ the market was very weak.-
Nu-y ypiiK , Juno 8. Konnett Hopkins & Go
to S. A. MoWhorter : The stce t market fluctu
ated today irrespective of what should have
been the natural elToct of thu current news or
rather In opposition thereto. During the fore
noon It was expected ! 1. < MOOI ) would bo ship
ped tomorrow. Tha marlict was strong In the
afternoon when It wn's'Joarnod no cold would
lie taken nnd sterling was weak. The miirkot
lUfllned , early strength was largely duo to
buying on London account hut on the an
nouncement at u iliCftlng of St. Louis &
Sun Krunclsco the resolution to In
crease the capital stouk was curried
but this was followed'bv un active elTort to
cover shorts , und thai liist prices were some
thing bettor than tlio.lowest , the market clos-
Inc llrm , though quiet.on : the rally. Chicago
gus was the actlvoJifcSaturo and fluctuated
rather widely , and while St. I'aul showed
nearly ns largo a totul it the end of the day
Its importance In 'defillngs was much less.
There was not u single. Important change in
quotations as the rosUUVof the operations of
the day and the litstnrloes uro Irregularly
changed for small fractions only.
Railroad bonds we're a llttlo more active
than usual , the salcA'af all Issues reaching
ttTff.'OJ. but the actli-Jty In Northern I'aolfli ! ; .s
accountedfor more .of the Increase , they fur
nishing $10.000 to the total. They were weak
.In-sympathy with the stoc-v , but lost
only -a fraction ; und the ' other chances
as usual wuro for Indgntilcant fractions. The
dealings were dovold of special fcutuio ether
than that mentioned.
Government und state bonds were dull nnd
steady.
; are UK.
OMAHA. June 8 , 189 ! .
OATTLE Official rocolots of cattle510 ,
compared with 1,1 ii : Saturday und MR Mon
day of lust week. The market was fairly 110-
tlvo und fully steady on till gruclcs of both
beeves and butcher stock , Keedors wore un
changed.
lions onic'al ' receipts of hozs 1.U09. as
compared with 2.5G ? Saturday and l.fi'i"
Monday of last week. With light receipts
and poor quality the market was active anil
llrm. All sold. The range of the prices pal'l
was tll4. : ) > . the bull-- selling ut J4.i. : < a.i5. | :
Light $ l.I.VJil.ao ) ; heavy. tl.IKXJJI.t'S ' ; mixed ,
Jl.i'i ® ! . : ! ' . The average of the prices paid was
* 4.lH ! us compared with f4.2l ( Saturday and
* l.u'i ; Monday of last week.
SIIKEI- There were no fresh receipts of
sheep. The market was nominally steady.
Natives , shorn. $3.0jG > . .i ! western , shorn.
" "
1'ccelptn nnil Disposition of Sto k.
Official receipts and dlsmxltlcn of sti.a ! ; ns
shown by the books of thu Union stojkyaras
company for the twenty-four hours endin ; ut
5 o'clock p. in. Juno 8 , IB'Jl :
llKCKU'Td.
DISPOSITION.
Chicago Ijlvct'HIciolc '
CIIICACIO. June S.HUoctiil Telegram to TIIK
llKK.l Sellers of eatc K exporlunced u fairly
steady market , Tlmm.dlu not appear to ho
any puitlcular roaKnu for thu change In
values on receipts cautlnulng modernto and
advices from the ou 4. .noting . continued llrni-
ness there. Trudlng.buguu ruther Inter than
usual , not much hitf lug been accompllhlied
before 10 o'clock , but there was fair activity
after that hour , ancUby 1 o'clock thu bulk of
the Ktuir had gone ovohtho scales. The sup
ply'consisted of uboUiP,0 U natives and 4.0.1 . ! )
TUXUIIH. Tlio former were ( jnoted ut fl.WklC.I.M
for Inferior tci oxtru-jcnwa und tu ' , and at
ifl.Viil.V ) ( ) forBhlppliig steers , with most of the
Nuieswlt'iln ' a run u of * 'A'K1J .73. Tuxus cat
tle Mild largely ut J..MtH.OO , though il.S'JftS.O )
was iheruiuo of prices. A few hunches of
Positively ouruii l
' y
these Llttlo IMIlH.
CARTER'S
Tlioy also rcllovo DIs
tress from nygnepala , In
ITTUS digestion and Too Hearty
Bating. A perfect rein
iVER
edy for Dtzzlness , Nausea ,
PILLS. Drowsiness. Hail Tustc
In tlio Jlouth , Coated
Tongue , rain IrTtlio Sldo ,
TOni'ID UYElt Tney
rcguluto Wo Dowels. Purely Yesetable.
SHALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE.
extra cattle were Induced In the offerings
lor which better than M.OO was obtained , am
there worn n number of trades nt HRS'iM. ! ! . *
I'or good to best grades the market closet
quite strong.
There wni n liberal run of hops today , abou
2XOOJ arriving. It was n larger supply thni
there was any reason to expect when las
week's decline Is taken Into account , but It
was absorbed ut strong prices. . Although the
quality averaged rather poor , the majority o
an loswcro bolter than J4.40 , M. * 48l.r > lining
the popular figures. There were sales at { 1,8. .
© ! . : for poor lots , nnd at J'.CKKM.PO for culls
while a few loads of extra quality fetched
W. * > 7lS'8I.Ofl. ' The market closed firm with only
a few scattering lots remaining In commission
men's liandx.
Tlio Kvenlng Journal reports ( "Arrt.n Ho-
eolnts. l II , WO ; shipments. 4uooj market ( lull : Ir
regular ; prime to extra steer * , f.M > : : fM. in
gooil to choice , I'l.O''iJ.'i.Si ) ; others. $4,0.4i."i.DO
Toxnns , W.ODiM.75 : eoWs..0034,00. .
lions Receipts. 2(1,000 ( : shipment * . 11,00
market actlvoi strong to higher : rough am
common. M.00ffll.2. * > i orlmo mlxol and packers
fl.4i { * > I.U ) | prlnio'hcuvy and butcher weights ,
4.v > 4.X ( ) : light , * l.2.vft4.fV > .
StiKKi' Hecolptp , 7,000 : shipment * . 2..WO ; mar
ket licllve : stronger ; natives. fl.infSA.03l Tox-
iins. * l.nixS4.CO ; westurns , tl.tOO3.li ) ! lai.ibs ,
$0,5007.00. _
New York lilvo took "tlurlcct.
NKW YoitK. June 8. Hr.KvrtH Kneolpts , 4,447
head , Including a * , CUM for sale. .Market dull *
nut I VPS. &VOOb".S.j ( ' Toxnns nnd ( . 'olorudoi's
* ! . ( © 1.80 ; bulls and COWB , mxif.4.75. Dressed
beef Htoady. WflllUe ,
OAI.VES Itecelptc. ,4.8."tl head ; market shndo
: veals. tW.ouari.M : buttetmllk.s , M.7M,4.W.
SjllKi1 : ! Keuclpts , I4.47U bend ; market firm ;
sheep , Jt.fiX3l.oi ( ) ; lambs , I'.IIoftS.W ; ( Iressct !
mutton linn at ' . "Side.
lions HecolplH. 12,000 bead , all consigned
direct ; nominally steady at Jl.w@'i.2 : : > .
City hive Hto-jlc .Market.
KANSAS CirV , Mo. , Juno 8. GATTM : Ho-
colpts , 2.XO llcuu ; shipments , 2.1.V ) bond ; mar
ket steady to strong : steers , W.'iOIW.tHJ ; cows ,
f3.M34.33 : stockers and feeders. fS.OOUI.i3. :
lions Kroolpts. 3.1(0 ( head : shipments. 1,100
bond ; mafkotho higher ; bulk , fl.'Jj ® ! Itf ; all
Km ( leu , f3.IRI4.43.
SIIUKP Hoco pts , MO head ; shipments , 175
head ; market strong.
St' . l.oulH Ijlvo Stoof : .Market.
PT. I.ouis , Mo. , Juno ti. UATTI.E Receipts.
2,000 ; shipments. 1/100 ; market stroir' ! fair to
fancy nntlvo stccr.s , J4.10B3.DJ ; Tcxans and
Indians. J-'l.'JOiil.r ' ( ( > .
Horn * Kocoluts , 2,400 ; shipments , 2,000 ; market -
ket steady : heavy , $1.4024.5. ; mixed , J4.00 ®
4.45 ; light , fl.aoai.45.
_
O31A1I.I W110IES.ILK Jl.lltKETS.
The following quotations represent the
prices ut which chofeosrock Is billed out on
orders unless otherwise stated :
1'EAs-L'ur biibhel "hox , J3.0J ; per M bushel
box , 7 : > ® 90c.
CucuiuiEits I'cr dozen , NX&fiQc.
HoUlllKltN ItKANs Wax , fl.OIXQtl.'S per H
bushel box : Hiring , 7. , ( ! per ! < i busbol box.
HKIIMUIIA ONIONS I'er case. I2.7.va > : i.ii0.
SOUTHKIIN OAUf.lFLOWKIl I'Cr du/CIl , $2.003
POTATOES Per Ib , 2'Sc. '
TOMATOES Southern stock , bushel boxes ,
$1.0003.00 , fancy , crate , 0 baskets , $1.50 pur
crate.
POTATOES Homo grown stock In small lot
from the store , PJc&il.OO.
Asi'AitAOUS fiOc per do/.cn.
Niw : HKKTS I'er do/.cn , . " > 0c.
CAIIIIAOI : California stock , per Ib , 2JSc :
southernperorate , 1.00.
P. esh Fruits.
CilKUlllfii California , per 10 Ib box , S7.00 :
bluck Tartarian. $ J2" > : Southern cherries , J2.00
per tlrawer of 18 quarts ; cases , " .7. " > ® J.O I.
TEXAS 1'BACiiKB Per H bushel box , $2.00.
STUAWIIKUHIIIS Missouri stonk , t2.25@2 fie per
24 qua it. case.
OitAMluSLos Angeles. $3,03per box ; River
side , 13.75.
OiiKKN GoosnmiiiiiiHS Per 24 quart case ,
JJ.SO ; drawer of IS quarts. $ ' .7. > .
I'lNi-APl'fcKS I'or doz. $2 MO'1.00.
LKMONS Choice stock , - > er box , M.OO ; fancy ,
J8.SO.
J8.SO.HANANAS I'or bunch , S2.3tX23.00 for fancy
stock for shlppliig.
Country I'roiluoo.
HUTTRH The receipts wcro fair for a Mon
day but not heavy. The proat bulk of the
receipts Is going ut lOo and shippers ought not
to antlclputo moro than thut at the present
EGOS Arrivals yesterday were light and
the market a llttlo ( Inner at I3' ' ® 14o.
Pout.Tiiv Old fowls steady at i3.flnjt3.75. A
few live turkeys went ut 'Jc ' per pound , but thu
demand was light.
HAV llest upland. J10.00JM1.00 per ton.
Flour.
Omaha Milling Co. . Hellance. Patent , J2.00 ;
Invlnclblo I'atont. $2.SJ : Loun Star Superla
tive , $2.5 ; Snowllukc , $2.10 ; I'uney Fiimlly ,
$1.90.
It. T. Davis Mill Co. , High Patent No. 1 and
dream , & 2.8.V Mine D. full patent. J2.GO ; Hawkeye -
eye , half patent , $2.4'J ; Special Uoyiil , patent
No. li' ' . K1.10 ; Minnesota Patent , if-V.K ) ; Kiinsaa
IIuiil Wheat , patent , J2.03 ; Nebraska Spring
WWr , , ? . a'"d Mcdil.$2.80 , ; Snow White.
$2.)0j : Snowllake. JJ.10 : low grade , 81.01 ; Queen
of the Pantry , J2.00 ; bran , 817.0'J : chopped feed
J25.00 ; Mlnnesotti Superlative , J..SO.
\SWIFT'S SPECIFICS. S. S.
CURED Mt ENTIRELY OF
juMERCURJAL RHEUIVIA-
Q.JISM AFTER I WAS
> M DE PHYSICAL
WRECK.
JNO. H. LYLES ,
SORENTO , ILL.
ft.OOO WILL BE PAID TO Af
Wt < 0 WILL flHO ON ANALJSIS OF SY/IFT'3
SPECIFIC S. S. S. , ONE PARJJCLE OF MER
CURY , WDWE OF POM JOR ANY POISON
OUS SUBSTANCE.
I WAS CURED Vb\
BY SWIFT'S SPE-Vv
CIFIC S. S. S. OF
THE WORST FORM
OF BLOOD POISON.
D. H. KAIN ,
MT. VGRNON , ! UL.
NEBRASKA
National Bank-
U. a DEPOSITORY. OMAHA , N"5"J.
Capital , - - - - $400,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 189O , - O2.3OO
ODIceri anil llroctors--IIonrr W , Vntoi , 1'roslilont :
Ixiwln S. lleuJ , Vlcu-l'ruilduiit ; Jninoi W. Suvauo. W
V.Mono. Jolm H. Colllni. It. C. CutUlnic , J. N. U
1'uulck. W. H. S. lluiinei. cmlilor.
"
TH.EX IRON BANK.
Corner I''tli uuct Furnumdti.
A General lltiuWIi
COMMERCIAL URUCCISTS
commit fraud In tubstl-
tutlng any other porous
plaster Avhcn HBNSON'S
Is cskcd for. They do so
In order to mnke more
money out nf you by sell
ing ynu something tint !
ccitts them lesf. Jiewar
of worthluM liiiltutlonn.
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE nnrlpermanent CURE 'or ' all
UteaieioTlheURINARY ORGANS. Cures
where olhartrcatmenttalls.FulTdirections with each
bottle ; 'Price'one ' dollar. See signature ol E. U
HAULForSalo By All Drugglsto.
EkhlffaiEcn'a AcUuna Core tuicr/ui/i / to glvo
tnjtunt rtiitm tua worst coxi ; laiurci com.
forUKo tlctpt ttTtcti cures whom ill t4bcn Ull. A
tnat roneinrti tht mott ilcejitlftit , lrioe , CO rj , &nd
81.00 , of Dnnglm crbir ra ll. S mpl. FRtK for
lump. Bit. R. BOnnrFHAKK. Gt. rani. Minn.
Joseph A Grand Island railroad
iMininiiny stoekhohluiV nicotliiij. The iin-
niial inciiitliiKof llniNtiiukhiililiirrt of the HI. .lo-
soph > t Uranil Nlicnil rallroa < l eoninuny for
tliucholeocif Ulrectors for the cinsuliiK year ,
unit the traiibuiitlou of any other biinliii > Hs
which may In.'iclly coma hcifoio the inc'ut-
Iii2 , will ho huhl nt thu onico of Hahl
voninnny lu Klwooil. K'un. , on Tuux-
cluv , the tth clay of .lunci , 1MH at 10
o'clock a , in. Thu sloelc transfur hooks will uc >
uliwccl for thin puriioDU tlilriy ilavs heforo the
clato of the inontlnif. Aluxanclor Mlilor. a on-
tary. Unn'on. Muss. , May I' ' , IH'JI. ' Mil IK 25 .18
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
ncnr fllANKfOUT , KV.
OPEN TUHOUOHOUT THE YEAR.
Tlio icoonil term of thli aemlemlo > otr Denlnn nrit
Miuirinr In Julr nnU qlotoi thlrUVoiIne iiur | In
'i' ) . Hui > t. I'mt-oiiicu. KAUMHAI.-C , Kr.
LE FRAHGA1S.
Kronrli Jlontlilr llainilna. An Inra u iblu tiolp
KreiiclmiiduiiH anil tuaflior * . Kroj nauipla o.iu
Aaar j i UKULI A Co. , SY. Mallnga Ui.N w Va
OMAHA
DIRECTORY.
A. II , PcrrigoJ-Oo. M , 0. Daxou ,
All Mnkos , All 1'rlcos , All 's Pold on Monthlr
1'nrH.
I3I5 DodKC Street , IX ( ) : { Knrnnm St. , Om.ilin ,
BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS
Omaha Republican Printing Co. ,
lnr brief ) , bank snpibo | < , nn.l crurythhu lu tlio
printing lino.
IQtli nnd Doiuln ntrot'ti.
Ackermann Bros. & Hointzo ,
Printer ? , bladers , rlertrotri'CH , blank book nifttia-
fnttilrCM ,
lllfilloirnrl ctroct , Onnln.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Furniture - Beobo & Rnnyan Pnr-
nituro Oo , , nituro Oo.
Successors to C.A , Ilccbo
Kii rnltu re iind carpet ? , A Co. .
1115-lliaKiirimm lrcot , Qrace nnil IHth Ft" .
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & Loomis , J. T , Robinson Notioa
Oo. ,
Jobber ) nml Iinportcr3 of Gents' fiirnlnlilni cooti
Dutluti * imtl furnUlihu m'f'B cwlobr.itoil lir.mJ
"lluckskln" ovarnlli ,
pimK , Hlilrtt , coat i , eta
1111 How-aril ftrccu Cor. r.'lti nmt llowurilst ) .
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Kennard Glass and J. A. FulUr & Oa. ,
Paint Oo , ,
1408-1412 llaniojf JtrojU
Om.ilia. Neb. Onmliik
William Blake , Bruoa z J )
UOU-OM Luavoawort'.i it.
II and CIO South IGtb St. .
Oninlm , Neb. Onmlin. Nc't ) .
GROCERIES.
AN 3
Tonr.iy Oryiin , I 8. A. lioWifortot ,
llnikprii , ur.iln , prurlilon * Ulst.VMllItnk , Ilrokors
nml MucH. ; II5 8. lltli 1'rlvnto wlrei to No 'I
St. I'clnUowlru to Chi- Vcirk , CldcOKU anil til
iw. St. liOHlt arid Now ! < o lj. Cnsli urAlit
York. b nlKlitfor nil iuirkel.1. /
Oookroll Bros. ' F. ( J. Swartz Utnaliit'I
Ilrokor.-i. 1'rlvnto vrlro * llrokorfl.flrnln.t'rovMoru
tu.New York , Chlnnuo > V elc. 1'rlvnlo nlra to St.
Hi. I.oulv ypochil Alton- l.diiln nml riileiva. Ulllca
thin nlvon lo truck iiMj In Ul.Vntl Hiink.OaiAlin.
un itrnln. 1st Nat I Ilnnk. ' H. Utnaliit
HARDWARE.
Rector & WilholmyOo Loo-Olark-Anilro33ou
Cor. loth iiml Jacluoa sti Hardwro Oo. ,
I03-M10 Hnrnnr > treat ,
( inmliv Hmnlm Nod. ,
IRON WORKS.
Paxton & Vicrliaj Omaha Safe & Irou
Iron Works , Works
\\n > iiiiht mill iwl Iron ,
Inillillni ; work , mulnoi , Mniiuf'rn Hro nnd hiirgtar
brn * woik , Konornl lirunf nifiM , viuili" , J.ill
foiimlry. ninrlilna ml work , Iron nhtittori inul
blnck iiiilli work. U. I' . tin1 C PIIIO < . ( ) . An-
Itr.aiulKtlnU drci'li.HlbA JuckiumU
Wilson & Drake ,
M'f'it tnhultr nutv nr
box boilers , tank ) , do.
Plerro nml lOlli lrept .
LIQUORS.
Ilor & Co , , William D.irat ,
I.tijiliir Mnrchliltl. \Vliu , I.l < nior ami Cl
HI' . ' tl.inrjy < trnt. .
siiii rnolu r'r IConn j IT' t ean.
linst liull.-i IIIttor.1. 1913 Fnrn.im 81. , Oin > 'ij
R. R. Grotto ,
Importer unit .tobbir of
Wliu'i nint [ .Iquori.
lO'.l ) nnil lir.'J ( urnnm SU
I'tlc llit3 ! on application.
L. Kirscht& Co , , Friok & Hcrlerta
Wliolcsnlc WquorDoalors Wliolcsnlo I.lqiorlc : lor
1001 Knrnnra Street POI - 80S 8. 10th St.
LUMBER.
Cady & Gray , Louis Bradford ,
Lime , cement , etc. , cto Lumber , llmo , comont.oU
cor , IHIi and Douglas V23 DoiiKlas street.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stonahill , I. Oberfoldor & Oo. ,
Mllllnerr , Notions Importers and Jobbers la
Clo ki , Kla Mllllnerr.
J03'IOniHr.'l2 Houth Iltb
llC-IlaS. Kith St. , Om-vhi street.
MUSIOAL INSTRUM53Nr3 , ETJ
MaxMoyer & Bro. Oo. A. Hospo , Jr. ,
M'f'u Jewelers , dealers In I'lnno' , Oreans , Artlits * .
musical Instruments ,
etc. , Jtaterlals , Etc. ,
Fnrnani and ICth. l.Mil Douitlas Street.
OILS.
'
Oonsolidatod Tank
Line Oo.
Itcflncd nnd ItibrlcUIni
nib , axle Kron e , eta
U. II. Until , Mnnruor.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Ribbol & Sm'th , Sohroedar & Oo. ,
Dealers In country prod Caih buyen batter ail
uce , fruits , vouotablos , cum , are t gcnor.il cj.a-
cto. mission merchants
1207 Howard street. fU South 11 til street.
Robert Purvis , E. B. Branch & Oo. ,
1217 Howard strooL
Produce , frulU of ult
Write for prlcoi on lull- kinds , oysters ,
tcr , ponltrj and
, caul 1211 Howard street.
Kirschbraun & Sons , Jas. A. Clark & Oo.
and Duller , cheese , cgzi ,
Duller poultry
CKKS
poultry nnd Kama ,
1309 Howard street. or. ) South 13th street
Bates & Oo. , Williams & Oro-a ,
Country produce , ' rults ' , Produce and frulti ,
vegetable * , urooor *
upeclaltlos. teal , .iplooi ,
etc. 4I7-4ia S. lltliHt. 1214 Harnoy > trei.
L Randazzo & Son ,
211 South l-'tli Street.
Forelun ADomosltc Frulli
Klorldn Oranitoi & Sicily
Fruit * , Ilranch liousu , 1
N. I'oters 8t , Now Orl'ns
PAPER RUBBER Q'DS ,
Oarpenter Paper Oo. , Omaha Rubber Oa. ,
Carry a full Htook of Atanufacturlnsi an'l Joj-
prlntlmr. wrapping and ber.i all kindj rubber
wrllliiK papur , oarJ pa K'xi'li. '
per , olc. 1003 Karnain stroit.
SEEDS. STOVJL'S.
Emoraon 820. ! GJ. , Dafly-Trowbridja
Seed ifroTvers , doileri li Stova
eardan , ttnm , itr.ila.inl
'
tree Moe.H , .Muiiiifactur'K tovdi ml
421-421 South 13th. nliivo plpj.
I2I.1-121A Laavenworth st ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETC.
M. A. Disbrow & Oo. , Bohn Sash & Door Oo ,
Manufacturers of saah , ManiifnctnroM of mujlj-
doom. Ill I n ( H and lnv < , bllnli , dourj , "t"
MouMlliK'1. liranchof- via. stroats."t"
flce , I2th and Itard an. 10th anil Clark stroats.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Engine < fc A , L. Strong & Soi3 ; ,
Pump Oo , ,
Hallldny wind mills. OH 10U2'103t Kurnain itrjoi
nnd 1'J .lonoi nt. I ) . F.
. , . . . .
ItriKN. iit > Mii. Innnncritr. Omnba. Neb.
TEA , OOPFBE5 , SPIOBS , OIQARa
Consolidated OofTaii
Company ,
1114 nml 1410 Hurnor it.
Oinnlin. Neb.
TOYS. BILLIARDS.
H. Hardy & Oo. , The Bninswiok-Dalk |
n Collender Oo ,
llllir.l in rrinni1l43 ,
, clilldron's e r- Hnloondstiirei
iroculi 407. < / H. lOtli strojt. ,
ilusiu. 1319 Kn
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , - - LIMITED.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Oo
t,8-W UzclutnifO llulldlnii ,
Bun 111 Oiualia.
B. J. Ooffman , Brailoy IIuntor& Qroon ,
& Co. ,
Kichan
aiKxchanuu Ilullitlnir
Hoiith Oinuliu. Hoiith Omnnu.
P. T. HUGHES ,
\VIICI.KUI.K OA8II COMMIHHION MBHUIIANT
llurkct I.treot , Doiivur. Colonulo ,
, III. , amiVojlurn ( 'ruuuiurr llutter , .
Clieoxe. lu.uu ) A 1 ouiptr OKK vttnei , wltb llllen tu
loan lo mr ililppers anil othur4 tu bu IlltoJ , llvu cnaui
nml up. Mlilp ur litit froUhl. ( Iixiil , cheap llutlur lit
ilumnnil ilurlntf M r > Uoilublo fur ijuuUtlulit on ill ) .
uiaml.
s Pills s
nllninlntii thotorplil llvnr , ktrciiKtlifil tlio
iliifiwtlvo iirKUiu , rvguluto the boutiK , ami
uro uiif < | imli liuiuu
Anti-Bilious Modicino.
ICIcKnntlyiiuenr cnatocl. Tlo oiimn1l. J'rlcn
3 ccuU. OUlco , SU ft 41 1'urk i'lucc , f