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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1891)
G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SA JTTNE 13 , 1801 TWELVE PAGES. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Largo and Exoltod Tratlo In Wheat on the Oliicago Board , MATERIAL ADVANCE IN PROVISIONS , lilttlc CliniiRC In Oraln ViiJucs Corn Almost on the Vcrno of n I'nnlc Stocks mill Honda .Mining Quotations , CmOAno , .Iitno 12 , The market * nil looked Tory nick unit rlpo for another Mg slump lit the opening tliH niornm/ . Thereafter soliio- thlnfj win lidded to tholoHscs over nltflit mid tlicn thuro wus a change of feeling and it rally nil iilonjj HID line , the result liuliiK n reaction which brought irralns up to iiliout thu oknltiK prices of yesterday mid carried provisions to amnlerlal udvnticu. Thcro wus n larfio and excited trudo In wheat near the opening and later business hocamo inoro cjulot. There was tint nnieh In thu way of news today. Thu line weather In thu country nliil weaker cables ac counted for the break In prices. Considerable long whuat wan .sold out. Holders under thu existing condition * havu becoino tired of holding. Lower prices wore feared by some holders , who oidered their wheat closed out and soiiiu wont overboard on stop loss limits. The heavy "bear" traders took advantage of the Munition and covered freely. At the saino tlmo It wnHUliitiniid tliit them was sonic In vestment buying at the docilno and after thn early bniaU the feolltu was decidedly stron-ror and thu loaotlon not In. Now York advised thatllfty boatloads had boon taken for ox- port. Henry Clews wired about the sanio tlmu that thu Paris market was ad vanclng on bad weather In Franco. This K-IVO the mar ket additional strength and shorts began to cover some to secure profits on .sales made ROIIIC days ago and seine to .stop losses In sales made tills morning. July openud at ftVfjJT'Ve , broku to die , rallied and hung around In the neighborhood of IC.'Vc , advanced to [ I.Vic , broki ; to o : ? ac , rallied to OJJ.c. and closed nt HJfc. Corn was active but very weak nnd at one tlmo seemed oa the verge of a panic. * Every body was struggling to sell and seemingly re- Rardlcs.s of prices. Long corn wentover freely for both local and country account and short telling was urgent. Kino weather. Indications of heavy Increase In receipts , weak cables , and thu weakness In tlio other pits proved de moralizing. July started at 54'i ® . " > 4 ? c , broke almost Immediately toKl' ; c. reacted to M'c , dropped to5i : , " o. recovered tofVOjc , fluctuated narrowly for a tlinu and then on report 01 an active Inquiry at New York and In sympathy with the stronger tone In wheat , rallied iharply tofi'ilji' . and closed u shade lower. Oats wuru about thu weakest thing on thu list. The trade scorned utterly demoralized and .Inlv was disposed of around the opening at nnvnhoro between 'JOa ! 4'J' ' ' , { < . After thu oreiilng Hurry the market became rather quiet and steady around,40 ! jtSlo'ic until thu bulge In corn and wheat , when an advance to 41e took pltiee. Provisions proved vorv weak , pork taking thu load In the downwaiu movement. There was no new development of bearish news but thu weakness In the other speculative pits was Biifllcicnt. Fluctuations were governed largely by those In corn. S-optoinbor pork opened at tfll.BO , sold iiir to * ' .i.fl7'.4 , then with the minor lliietnatlons rallied to $ tui7 : ! $ nnd closed at that , making a gain over yesterday's close of 20c. I/ard gained " > o and rllis ir > . - . Thu leading futures ranged as follows : II'KJJ. men. i.ow. CI.O.SE. WIIKAT NO. 2 Juno , i m > i WH 07.'f July 10 if. Allk'UHt Viii ColiN No. 2 .Itino 67W , July MM AllUUKt OATS No. 2 Juno < N July 1W ! ; AiiKimt 31 34 H at llEHH I'OIIK July , 085 10 15 H72H 10 12' ! September 1020 10 37K J.A mi- July COO fi 10 10 10a September 020 a Ill ns- July 6 70 687W September. . . . . . fill * C 10 6 IT. ' ! * U 10 ( Jash iiiotntlons | were as follows : Fi , UK Oulct and unchanged. WIIKAT No. 3 sprint wheat , 07ic ! ; No. 3 sprint ; wheat , OJ'/lS&nio ' ; No. Sred , 08c4tl.UOJi. CditN No. S , We. OA'is No. 2. 41Je ; No. 2 white , 43 > iu ; No. 3 while , 43ic. HVK-No. 2. 62c. HAIII.EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 'J , t. o. b. , CS ® COo ; No. 4 , f. o. b.liOc. Kl.AXRK.r.u No. l.tl.II. TIMOTIIV SIEII : Prime , SI.27d81.sa. I'OIIK Moss pork , nor barrel , SIO.OOin.ir ; lard , per owt. . W.OU&KM5 } short ribs Hides ( loose ) . * , " ) .7.'i.8.'i ; dry Raited shoulders ( boxed ) , 15.110415.70 ; short eloar sides ( boxed ) , fO.-VSO.ao. WHISKY UUtlllors' finished goods , per gal lon , tl.io. SunAits Cut lonf. unchanged ; granulated , unchanged ; standard "A. " unchanged. K colpls and shipments today were as fol lows : Un thu prodnco uxchuiiKU today , the butter inarUet wus .steady and nnchanuud. ECKS , 14 New York NKW YOIIK , Jnnu r. ' . I't.ouit Ileccipta , 12.742 pauknKL'Hi uxportH , llil. : > harruls ; 5.U7U saults. MnrUut qnlut and woak. Hales , ll''Jr ' > barrels. UOHN MKAI , Dull : stuaily. WiiKAt1 Itocclnts , nonu : exports , lOH.OlO bushels ; Hales , ID.KSO.OUO Jinshuls of futures ; 2ylRJi : hiiHhulssiot. | Spot inarltot. fairly na tive : clOhliic sironKor ; No. 'J red , J1.07Ji1.0S'4 , store nnil In uluvator : Jl.oivai.uj ? , ; ulloiit : HM © l.lOJi f. o. 1) . ; MiiL-rmU'il red , * I.OUWl.iai ( ) ! ; No. 1 northurn to arrive. Jl.HiJ.Iiai.lOii ; No. 1 hard to arrive , Jl , 14. Options iivcltncdi'Qlo on Milling by ionus and wuakni'SH west , ru- covured ? iIHu und closed linn on a full expert - port biiftjlnuss and freer spoenlatlon on forulcn ueeonnt. No.i \ rod , June. * I.HU4SI.07 ? ( ( ? . elos- IIIR atM.OOM : July , fl.MlTAl.o ( ! ; > ! i , olosln nt I.UJi ? ; August. JI.OlKfOl.U'J ! closln.ox' | ; Huptenihor , Jl.O SiOMH . October , JI.IHSfd I.01,1 , , uloalin. tl.UlTai Deceinhor. l.0' ' olosliii ; tl.uau ; May (1S1)- ( ) ' ) , OOIIN Hi'celptB , iU.OSO bushels ; exports , 104.47U hUHheln ; sule . Im4,000 hUHhcls of fn- t nit's , IIIH.OW ) Lushuls of Bpot , Spot ninrkut uiiHottlod , actlve.ohlelly oxnort.closltiK flin.cr. No. ' . ' , W < .W)4o ! ) In elevator , 07&i7iu ( ! afloat ; nn- Krudud mixed , C.1H < TM7Jiu. Options deollned on weak cublus but revovurod through fico export inquiry , closed linn. June. ICKjlWJSc , elosliiK 044e ! ; July. fi-'o : AiiKiiKt , KiyaillUc. elo.slni ; September , MmatiOUc , closlnt ? OU o. OATn ItceulptH. iw.OOO hushuls ; exports. 5't9 busholu ; sales , 2. 0,000 bilshela fiiturea ; M,0W ( linsholH Hpiit. Hjiot market less active. lower. Options moderately iietlvo. Irregular. June elosoil , 47u : July , 4iil7i' ! ) . oloslni ? , 47o ; Auu- nst , 40lt4lSic , ulosliiK , 414ui ! i Septuniheri7 : } ( a e. cloiliiK li-Uo. Spot No. 2 white , 40 < } 40Ho ; mixed western , 445tlOe : white western , WHi OOoi No. 2 UhleiiKO. 47Jij ( lbo. HAY Quiet , steady. Hors Steady , ijulet. COKKKK Options opened barely steady at 10 &IO points down , eloslni ; barely stoiulv at ISO 110 points down. Sale , lIViMM > IH. InvludtiiK ; Juno. * in.HVOItl(15 ( ; July , * IK.IO l .2Jj Alltrust , Jlfi.rWTilVri.'ij Hoptoinher , fLytwairX-JU ; October. fl4.5044II.fiS : Deeenlbor. $14. wau.lO. Spot Klo , ( luli uml noiiilnal ; fair earsoos , flO.UJ ; No. ' ritiUAH-Haw. milet ; nrnunttlin docilno. Fair powdered , 4 5-18oj granulated , 4 1-lOc : on Los , ' MmAKSKS-rorelgn. fteailyfsales. 8il : hogs- lieudH Maiuiinllla ut K'o ; Now Orleans , steady , ijulet. KICK null , Btcadrt Japan , 6JBoo. ? ( I'Krnoi.KUM-StiMiily , iitilot. CorroN SKKII uiiUuut. , . steady. TAi.i.o\v-Julot und ( iteady ; city ( K',00 ferN N -Onlet , steady ; Ktralnod , coiiunon to Rood , f t,4.Yul.M. ; TuHi'KNTiNK QuIat.KO'iily ; asuaris c. Knns I'lrinurt western , 104iJlU'ioi ( ro- lpaokiiKe.s. . \rooij ( Jtilut , oimyi donicstlo lloocc , pulled. lOtflliO ! Texas. ! 7 < B24c. I'OIIK gnlft. Hluadyt old moss , JlO.MCtll.W ; now mess , * l.oiar..M ; o.xtrn iirline. lll.nn. Our MKATU Inactive' , steady ; pickled bel lies. A > * e. MHUU.KR Quiet , weak ; short clear , W.40. hAiiD UjioiH'd weak , ulosed stronger : western - orn steam , fl,3it : { | sales , 1,133 tlorcca at W.'Jli ttlU'JU , Options ! Hiilus , il.750 tierces ; July , Jii.l7ita..t ( ) : I'liwIiiLU.iS ( asked ; Aimnst. } ail : ; closing , ftt.40 ; t-eptuinber , W.4lfll..V ( ) ; oloslim ( O.M usked ; Octoher. * " . < ! usKedt December , 10.71 ; olosliiLW7S nskoil. tl'iiKUBK Kulr Ucmund , weak ; part skims , 4Q ilurrtu-Qulot , eatyi weateru dairy , 11O I ISo ; western crcnmory , ! SIS'oi ' western fancy factorr , IliiDU'ict KlKinu. l ' 4r. I'm IIIONQuiet : American , eif..w ai8.2.\ Ool'i'iui Htendy ; Inke , June. t-.tO. : I.nAii Nonitnnl ; notncstlp , $ M'4. TIN Dull , iiiuuttloilj strults , J.U73. KIIIIHIH City .Markets. KANSAS OITV. Mo. . Juno 12. 1'i.ouit Dull , weak , itnclmiiKcd. WIIKAT Qulou lower : No. ' . ' , linrd. cnnh. ffJ RAio ! ; June , DOe nskuJ ; No. 'J , red , cash , OJ < 3 > 1)0 ) Me. Ui iir Wonkor ! No. ? . cash , Bl ut June , 40'iO bid , OATH Qulot ! No. S cash nnil June , no bldi. II A v Steady , unchaiuod. HtlTTEit sternly to firm , unchanged. Kmis- Steady at Il ! s. CilF.i"iSliiiljniiclnuiKod. : : ! : . 1'ito VISION ; ) Quiet , unchanged. Wool/ Dull , weak , nnchaiiKud , ItKCKtl'TS Whuat , III.UOO bushels ! corn. B.WO buslioN ; oats , I.7IW bnsho'.H. HHii'MiXTS : Wheat , 17.133 bushels' , corn. 0,203 buahuls ; oats , : i ) bushels , Kt. I.onlH Mnt-kotH. PT. I.otTi ? . Mo. , Juno 12. WIIDAT Flrmi iHh.OTi'ic ; July. H.'c. Coii.v StoaUy ; cash. Sic ; July. M'io. ' OATS Raster ; cinli 47ej July , i8u. ; I'OIIK Dllll IIH1U..MJ. I.AIIII Kaslur , tJ.7. % WIII.SKV ? l 10. llUTTKit Steady : unchanged. Wheat Market. Mi.N.vi'.Arous , Minn. , June 12. Good demand for No , 1 norlhurn wheat at about July price ; No. 2 northern HO'.I ! better than of late. Ho enlpls , ! " " > cars ; Khlpments , : i : > cars. Close ; No. 1 hard. Juno , II.OU'.j ; on track. Jl.02'il.oi ! : ; No. 1 noitiiurn , June , ifl.tio : July , fl.M ) ? ; on tnio : . . fl.nou ; No. 2 norlhurn , June , t'Ju ' ; on track , Mllwuiikou MitWAtKrK ! , Win. . Juno -WIIKAT Finn ! No. 2sprliiK. until , iMJftu'e : July , OJic. ? Conx Lower ; No. II , r > 7c. OATS Lower ; No. 2 white , file. I'HOVlBlOJJS I'lrmcr ; pork. July. $10.07 . Clnoliitiati Markets. CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 12 , WIIKAT Lower ; No. 2 red. 41.01. t'on.v In llKht demand : Na 2 mixed , COc. OATS Unruly steady : No. 2 mlxud , 4 c. $1.10. Toll-do Market * ) . TOI.KIIO , O. , Juno 12. WHEAT Higher ; cash , SI.-IU. CORN Dull ; cash , 59'C. OATS Quiet ; No. 2 whlto , 49c. Ijlvi'rpool "MnrkotH. LivKiii'OOi , , Juno 12. WIIKAT Quiet. Cali fornia No. I , f > s4td ! < ftSf > d per cental. . COUN Steady jnilxed western , 5s Gd percen tal. _ ' STOVKHJ.V7 > II OX IS. New YOHK , June 12. The stock market to day was the nmo dull , llstiuss alTalr that It has now been for the last month. The Influ ence of the Into ciop report was still scon , however , In the buying of the grangers for western account and Atchlson by Iloston , thoii'h | the llrinncss exhibited by the list was more the result of the limited offerings than of any marked demand for anything on the list. The opening of thn market was undo at Insignificant changes from last night's llgurcs. but thu firmness of yesterday soon became- again apparent and a few largo fractional gains weru scored In the active stocks , while the general list was almost neglected and showed no tendency In either direction. Of the industrials , sugar was lot off lj ? per cent and Chicago Gas 1 per cent for no apparent reason , tvhllo the reported establishment of a new distillery again served to depress whisky trust stock and It lost ! ! . The early gains among the loading railroad shares. which Included St. Paill.'Atchlson. Kock Is land. llurllngton. Loulsvlllo and Union 1'a- clllr. amounted to largo fractions which. In the cases of the Kook Island und Union I'a- I'llli * . wuro Increased afterwards to I per cent. Thu ( lonld stocks uimu : to thu front In thu last hour and all made material gains , while Den ver & Klo Grande preferred dropped away 1 nor cent at thu same tlino. The closu was dull hut strong at thu best prices of the day. The final changes are almost all In thod.rcctlon ot higher prices among the railroad stocks , and Hock Island Is up la. ! Burlington und North western 1 per cent each , whllo sugar Is off I'A anil whisky 1 percent. Thu railroad bond market , however , caught a llttlu of the strength of the share list , and with a slight Increase In business a linn tone was maintained throughout the day with the result of placing many Issues on a somewhat higher level. No material advance was mndu , however , and the trading was devoid of u marked feature. The sales reached { .VU.OOO. Thu government bonds have bccu dull and steady. Slate bonds were dull and steady. Thu petroleum market opened steady , ad vanced y on a fuw buying orders 'from the west , A reaction of H followed after which the market hucamo dull and remained HO until the close. Pennsylvania oil , July oi- | tlon opened ESJfj highest , t,1lowest ! ) ; ; , GSX ; closing , fa. Sales , 24,000 barruls. The following are the closing quotations for the loading stocks on the New York stock ex change today : The total sales of stock today weru 118.118 shares. Including : Atohlson. l. > ,2 ll ; Louisville it Nashville , fc.155 ; St. I'aul , Il , : t70 ; Union 1'a- clllo. 1 > , : > M. Fliianuial Itcvlow NKiv YOUK. Juno 12. The Test says : Lon don prices came higher and at the opening there wore some buying orders from there , but the aggregate was not large. The foreign llnanclal situation continues to Improve and thu withdrawal of gold by Hussla Is now re garded with loss apprehension than early In thu week , with lower prices for grain and the Increased export , which will Increase thu sup ply of commercial bills In thu market , airl the continued crop reports all tend to keep tho.stock market linn , oven on thu present very limited volume of business , The Mo toy Market. NKW YOIIK. Juno 12 , MONUVOS UAU , Easy , musing from 2 ! { to 4 per cunt ; last loan , Ji ! ; closed offered atl ! ! ( , I'lit.MK MKIICANTII.K I'Ai'Kit .MJfl7 percent. STKiiMNd KXOHANOK Quiet and firm at { 1.85 for sixty-day bills and fl.sa for demand. The following weio thu elonlny prices on bonds ; . . I ) . .V It. ti. Won Intl. 7ir ( Ijiilon 1'ncltlo Uti.llN KrluVMf W Woit Shore 10IJC .M. K. AT. 1'on'lii.t. . . 7 J Financial Notcn. KANSAS CITY , Mo. , Juno 12. Clearings , $ lvl7t'.V ) , NKW YOIIK. Juno 12. Clearings , jaj.033,531 : bnlanees. i. > .7. > 2.Ul : ) . 1IAI.TIMOHK , Md. , Juno 12 , Olearlnci. } 2,017- GS1 ; balances , $ U'Jii. ; .Monuy. U per cent. 1'llll.AliKM'lllA. Junu I' ' . Ulourln H. fS.TOT , . 7SU ; balimecK , tLrATWl. .Money , 401(4 ( per cent , CINCINNATI , Junu 12 , Monuy , firm at n pur cent , Now VorUuxuhaiige , C0i 7ic. ) Clearings , HUSTON , Mass. . Juno 12. Clearing , SI2.fa9.- 700 ; balances , lir..04l. : Money , 4 per cent. Kxchungu on Now York , 10 to 17 vents dis count. CuiCAno , Juno 1 ? . Now York exchange , steady ut 7Ao premium. Hates for money , steady at 1)1 ) peri'ent on eall andO percent nit tlmu , OluiirliiKS. ( ii,7U7.000. : tjturllm : exchange , M.S.IH for bhty-iluy bills and tl.atU for sight drafts. _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ ItoHtoa stuok Murknt. UOBTON , Mass. , Juuo 12. Tlio following ucro ' the closing prices on Rtooks In the Iloiton stock market today. AtchUon ft Topokn.T S3'Y 't'rnnlclln . . . , , 17 Huston A Mnlno 200 .Huron . Vt Oil. lltir. ft Qutucy.lt > 'l Kpnrimrto n'f llo ton ft Albntiy. . . , , Kill ' " ' ' ' ' ' niohuurif II. It Hit > puln'cr" . . . . . ' > . . . . 'llU .MnMficliiKGlt'U'cnt ' , 19 H.-intn Ko Copper. . . . . . U ) Mcrlcnn ( . 'out. Com. . HIM Tmiiiirnck . . .IM N. V , AN. KniCaml. . 3 | ' { 8m : IMrwi l.and Co..IS N. V. .AM. I".nulind7 .119 Wcit Und Ixind Co. . 2J ! { Old Colony ll'.l I'oll Telephone 2(10 ( \Vli.Cen. com , 1SI > I.Ritison flnre ti IM ( Allouot.MlnCo ( now ) < ) ' < Water 1'imur , . 24 > Atlantic 15' C..M IA lloilnnA Mont 41 > J N. K. T M Cnlutiu't A llccln 2M II. A II. C 15 Catalpa M StoukH. T.OSDO.V. Jiino 12. Closing lit 4 p. m. Consul * , money..US > IOKrlo | 2UM Conuils , account. . . 9'iVli 'to ' 2nd9.t ' . 'J1 ' * U.S. I IW't ' MoTlcnnord .W < i . H. .IW St. i'.iul common. . . . N. V. P. A 0. ( lending lit Canadian I'nclllc. . . . . Mj ) Mexican Cent , now < 4'i liar silver. 4ld ? ; p. r ounce. .Money , _ . per cent. Kate of discount In the open mar ket for both short and three-months bills , ' . ' 'i per cent. Hunk ol' ICiiuliiiid Ittilllnn. I.oxno.v. .Kino I'J. Amount of bullion Rene Into the Hank of KiiKland on balance today , JUUi.OOJ. I'nrls ItontCH. I'Aitt . Juno 12. Throe per cent rentes , 05f C'-'ofor the account. . Denver MlnliiKBtool.'S. IIK.VVRII. Colo. , Juno 12. Quotations on the mining exchaiiRo today closed us follows ! AlWimnF" n.7.r. . . ' > Amity .1 l.i > znl Tender Aruonniit IA l.lttlu llulo 105 llnllnml W Mntc'itcii 2 5 PnniKulcr iVMiMny .Mn/i-ppn 122 ll.intkiik ll'.i | .Miiriihi ( ) llm ll.itot Hunter ll'j Ore IIIK Indian ll ' ' 'I'nyllock MlirSIx u'4 ' I'ntoM f Ilronriitow , . ir.ij | > nrk Con lope < 0' Heed National S'j Ccitury | 12ti Itlnlto IK Clay County 10 Itiinulnff t.ndo. . . , . II IMnmondTl ! ! ! . ' ! " ! ' . ' . 8L .liilm.l. pfd DimverHaaAOll. . . . 4. , Clniidl.i.I I ft Ciolil TrciKiiro 2 Oettynbiirg. . . . San I'ranclHco AIlu n Quotation * . SAN KMANCISCO , Juno 12. TheolllclalclosinR quotations for tnlntng stocks today wore as follows : Aim . us 'Nnvnjo 15 liul'vor . < o 'Ophlr ' 35 ! ' Ileit.t Ilclchor . 35 IPotoM M'O llodlo Consolldatud. . 75 iSnvnito ISO Chullnr . 210 ( SMerrn Nevnds ire Con.Cal. A Vii . 815 Union Con V0' > Crown P.Mnt . 14 > lUnli fO Kun-kn Con . : < T5 Vulloir .Inckct 210 ( lould A Curry . IN ) Coin l' < J llila& : Norcro9B . I BO N. Qllec'li , . 20 .Movlcnn . T.U Hello I TO Mono . 2M N. ii m St. Ijouls Sllnhif ; Qtiotntlonfl. ST. Loins. JIo. , Juno 12. There was rather more than the average amount of trailing on the mining exchange this morning ami prices were linn. The following bids were made on call : Ail inn 11U l.Miintrose M , ' < American 35 M. Key M Artec 10 .M. Ilreen 35 lllmutal 3100 Silver Ace 187hi RriinltoM KISU Kllz.ibcth 177,4 llopu Yiimn W I.lttlo Albert New York Miiiin ; ; Quotations. NEW YOIIK. Juno 12. The followlns are the closing mining stock qnotat ons : Alloa l ( Iron Sllrcr 10 Ailiims Con IC5 Mcxlra 1 22 > Con. Cain. & Va 103 Untirlo : ! H ) Dcadtvood lu : Ophlr , : -7J Kurebn Con ; C > 0 Plymouth , . 2.5 ( i. AC l.VI SUVIIKO 110 II. AN 100 Slerru Ncvmln 100 llomc.itako 110 ! Union Con I'O Horn Sliver 3 < 0 Cotton HcuciptH. NKW YORK. Juno 12. The following are the total receipts ( net ) of cotton at all points since September I. INK ) : Galvcston , l)0i,0ii ) : ! ) hales ; New Orleans , 2.oe.i : : ; Mobile. : iOl.mi ; Savan nah , I.UlH,2'.ii ' : : Charloton. nin.OG'J ; Wllinlncton , lK7,8il : ; Norfolk. KKJ.KK ; llaltlmore. 51,014 ; Now York , 210iilH ; lloston. li.70U ; I'lilladolnhla. 04.U.VS ; Newport News , TU.4IK1 ; West 1'ulnl , Va. , : m.8.r'J ' ; Ilrunswlck , 191.UOG ; Laredo. 15.HIO : 1'cn- saeola , 1,807 ; KaKlo I'ass , 7,807 ; Kl I'aso , 400 ; Itonson , 1,44 : > ; total. 0.707,120 hales. Deduct 47,0'XI hales claimed and counted uy hoth Sa vannah and Charleston In their not receipts since Septombar 1. Miscellaneous Alnrkets. LONDON , Juno 12. Si'iuirs OF I'GTIIOLEUM i'O'l uor ton for western. LivEiii'oou Juno 12. UCKitionitATon BKCF Aiuerlciin forcqunrters , 4d ; hindquarters , 4Md per pound. LONDON. Juno 12. ItEFninmiATOn BEEF American forequarters , 2s Gd ; hindquarters , UsOd peril pounds by the carcass. Ilavaii i Markets. HAVANA , Juno 12. SPANISH GOLD $2.3SJ ! © 2.ni. : E.XCIIANflE 10. fcuoAii Dull ; 1.2. < 0 bngo ot molasses sneiir. O4 : ) ! doKrcus polarization , were sold at J..UT'.i cold per quintal , and US hints muscovado , fair to gocd reflnlus , MHi degrees , at SJ.t iy. Traders' Talk. ST. Louis. Juno 1.2 Langonhnrj Brothers to Cockrell Brothers ; The followlns was the range on the July option today at this point : coMMUiurr I Open. I lllitli. I Low. 1 Clone. I Vest. Wheat Jiiiy , 92 2 Corn- July 62 Onts- July 38 asw 37k S8W 3814 Nc\V Yonic. Juno 12. ICennott , Hopkins & Co. to S. A. McWhurtor : Today's market In many respects has been a repetition of yes terday's market. Trades have been small and con lined to specialities but at the same tlmo the tone has been linn. Prices of those stocks not at all actively traded In have advanced. It Is very evident that the recent cron report and other urlvato advices roiardlnz crops are oreatlnu a decidedly bullish fcolliu : on western stocks , and this group of stocks Is the favorite with traders. Ht. 1'anl , Kock Island and Qulney have Improved about 1 imr cent and Northern Pacific preferred lias nearly recovero'l Its dividend , Loulsvlllo & Nashvlllo hold steady and looks llko selling lower. The proposed In crease In stock has made a bad Impress on In England as well as In this country. The com pany reports today a decrease In uross earn- Inu'K of S-.V.UO for tlio Hn.t week In Juno. Sugar certllleates are weak and have lost ' / > nor cent today. The maruot for rollnoil .sugar Is weak , granulated down 4c , and at the suno : time raw sugars do not decline , licflnors stocks are largo and the demand * low. Chicago Gas has lost nearly a point. The street appears to ho getting weary wait ns for Chicago to come to an agreement and are becoming skeptical. Thu comptroller says : "We shall Insist on a contract fair to the public and will report hack to the council if wo are unable to make such a contract. " There has not been any gold enguged ted ty. The expectation was Hint there would bo , and tlio market hits been rt'deil by the failure to ship , Money has been easy on eall at U per cent. Bankers have gained J-V'OO.flOJ ' In sub-treasury operations since last Friday , The market closed quiet , fractionally below best prices. Total sales , 12C.I70. CIIICAUO. Juno 12. Schwartz. Dupoe & Me- Cormlck. to ! ' . C , Swiirtz & Co. : This has been n general evening ill ) day all over thu floor , wheat opened very weak with heavy selling for loual account and for the south west , shorts bolus practically thoonly buyers. The purchases by local bears are said to havn amounted to (1U.KOJU ( ) or H.OOJ.OOO bustiols , and yet thu host reaction they were able to get from bottom prices was only 1'aO In flplto of the fact that French markets were uuutod VJ centimes higher and that a large cash demand was reported In Chicago , some putting export sates as bl.'li as 20,0'jj ( bushels. The complete ness of liquidation seems to bo against an ad vance unless wo can tot largely Increased buy In : for IOIK account , which now seems lintirnbab.o. Wo expect to HVO July wheat sell considerably lower. The southwest re ports that receipts of winter wheat will shortly lie very heavy , llecelpts at eleven primary points. 274.00U bushels ; shipments. MO.OOO hush- els. Clearances , llaltlmore and New York. 11 ,000 bushels of wheat and 18UJ ) packages of Hour. In corn as in wheat there wus complete liquidation , heavy lines of longs coming on thu market and shorts covering freely. The hitter's buying ruachod the market from Kll4'o to . .ViVut which thu market closed. Thu In- lluuntlal part of I ho trade still sees the fine condition ot the growing crop and will kol. Hhort on any advance. Wo bulluvo that July corn will sell iva low as Mo. Largo lines of long oats wuro Mild out today for tlio account of ono or two outside traders. July mid as low as IWic , closing at lie. Woseo but little chance for tin advance In oats with a crop ahead of us of ll7lluoo.HiO ( , thu third largest on record. Outsiders were heavy hollers of pro visions today , their oll'erlngs being taken by loeal packers and shorts. It Is possible that this short buying may react the market u little further but wo see no chance of any ma terial advance and oxpout lower prices ulti mately , especially for barrel pork. Receipts of hogs continue large. 10.000 today , Satur day's estimate being 12.000. ( food demand Is reported from nhroni' ' for lard. CmcAflO , Juno 12. Kimnott , Hopkins ft Co. to H. A. MeWhorter : The opening on wheat wan weak and panicky and ilUtro-.aed longs wore sacrificed on stun loss orders. Homo of thu big sliorti ) , Linn. Uoche and others , cov- crod. The biggest short In tlio market In creased his llnu , selling It Is claimed about 1,0.0UJ against puts ho had ftold last evening and making the lowest price of the day. Tim III * hours tlo not hi'oni to have changed their attitude , believing sales on rollers will pay handsome profits. The I mint HBO export busi ness transacted yesterday lu Novr York und the Inrffo bualnos * rrtn-irtcd for today excited little comment , Tlie market has boon no Unix subject to fltioccsstnlihmirlidi uttaeks thattho bill Is ha vo become Utmtmuhlydrmora l/.ediitid do not duro to load \irvulthnuKh the nit tint Ion looks to them unusually Inviting. The most Important ploco of mtws was thu ml Vance of : i'4u ' toniie per hn-hciKIn Paris on weather In juries to the iilro.uly Milter.nt I'rench crop. Coiiilnc on thu heelsuf'u4-t ' > cnt break , It was considered omnium lly. coiuarvatlvo trnderit , but It hull only a momentary Influence In the pit , The American hnrvost la BO near and the promlso Is so masnIJIOcnt that It If consldernd safe to soil short , iilthnuiih ( he Kiiropoan do- Itcloncy seems llki'ltf to absorb whatever sur plus wo may htvvo. Two months n n such news as is ' .how received would have put whoilt" to JI.Sli , but It cannot even stay''tho decline. There seems to be no connection between the market niul Influences which usually control It. It Is an extremely hard condition of nlTalrs to road and ho who shuts his eyes and ROCS blind ban apparently a bettor rhani'c to make money than traders who Rive heed to the * * ur- rounulnps. Corn nnd Oats Thu hlff shorts covered corn freely today and the old clliiuo absorbed considerable stuff. Thuro was a sharp InilKo near the clo.iu on rumors of nearly r.'W.OO'J bushels bolnir taken for shipment. The disposition Is to soil oats In anticipation of a better crop than has been looked for. l'u visions opened lower with frco olTerlnRs. but the appearance of curtain prominent shorts us buyers turned Uio market up. It was time fora , rally. The Intostremztn In corn helped fo sustain prices. Wo would advise sales on further advance. OMA/IA 1.H K STOCK. OMAHA. Juno 12. ISfll. OATTMS Ofllclal receipts of cattle 1,007. as compared with KK5 yesterday und ' . 1'ri- day of last week. Desirable grades of both lieuvcs and butcher stock were active and steady. Less desirable unities were slow and weak. 1'oedors were slow and WtlJ lower. llod.s Olllelal recelutH of lions i > .5.Vi , as roinparud with 4t)7d ) yc.sterd'iy and 4.814 Krlday of last week , The innrKul was uetlve and llrm. All sold , The range of the prices paid was JI.HX34.i.V. : the bulk hollliiK nt J4.2.-3l.m. : l.luht , JI.MKai.JW ; heavy , II.V.ViTn.Ii : . ; mixed , Jl.avfU.IX ) . Tlio average of the prices ttald was * 4..Tii. as compared with * 4.2''y yes terday and Jl.'ju Saturday of last weok. SHI- : ! : ! ' . There were no fresn recoliits of sheep. The market Is nominally steady , Natives , $ JXxaf.V-'i ( ; westerns. $2.7.var.2 : . Hccctpt. ) a-il DiHpusllUm oT Htouk. Olllclal rccolutsand disposition of stock as shown by the hooks of the Union stockyards company for the twenty-four hours onilliiK at 5 o'clock p. in. . Juno lu' , 1S91 ; HKOKIl'TP , sposcrioN. Ij'.vo Stock Jlnr' or. CIIICAOO , Juno 12. [ special Totogram to THE HKB. ] Only about 0,000 cattlu arrived today , making the total for the expired part of this week less tlian 40,000. which Is 2,033. ) less than for the sanio tlmo last year. Thu small supply and the film tone of advlccM from other points kept prices on the up grade , K > od ( inalltles generally selling at HSflllo higher than Weilnesdny. and poorer sorts showing lets marked Improvement. Those who had orders for choice cattle were unable to 1111 them , oll'erlngs of that grntlo being most lim ited. Native cattle numbered about 4,000 , of which not inoro than one-half were such as shippers seek , und thu bulk of business was transacted below $5.ti ) > , much of It at J-.OJif-'l. . " ) ! ! . Thu rungo of quotations for natives was JI.2.V& 0.50 ; for Tuxans. J1.504M.75 ; for grassers , and * 3.7.Vit5.25. for fed steers. There was a fair Inquiry forstockersuiid feeders , prices rang ing as before. Veal calves were In full supply at $2.H ( > & 5.iO ( , at which raugo thuro was a con tinued good demand. The hog market opened strong In all di visions of thu yard. It was higher In thu Northwestern , but without a quotable ad vance alsuwhero. The display of firmness was of short duration , however. Very soon after thu opening of business the demand slackened and an easier fooling cropped out , while n llttlu further along sales were not readily made at So olT from yesterday's prices , although some ourly trading was done at&.57H@4.GO. ThoHume hojs could not have been sold at butter' ' than f4.Wftl.Wlj at the close ; Indeed , some salesmen gave $4.50 ns the top of the market at any time after 9 o'clock. We quotu closing prices at $ I.306I.5'J for poor to bust heavy and jiwUlum weights , and M.25 ® 4 45 for light quality was exceptionally goo : ! . The Kvenlng Journal repurts : UATTI.K Uoculpts , U.UOJ ; shipments , 1 , ' > 03 ; market active and sto.idyutprimo to extra steers , M.007M.15 ; good to enolce. } 5.505.H5 ; othois , Jl.blXIfi.M : Texans , * 2.iOii3.25 ; cows , t..OOICI.HO. llouti Uecelpts , ilH.uOJ ; shipments , 0,030 ; market active and ntuady ; rough and com mon , il.wai.lO ; packers nnd mixed , (4.iVsl.45 : ; prlmo heavy and butcher weights. 4,50U > I.55 ; light. lM.50iii4.55. tiliKKiKuoulpta , tUOOi shlpnionts , 2,001 ; markctstuady ; ToJrilis , JI..VJ ; natives , Jl. 7.40 5.GJ ; no Ili-ht ulass weHterns on ualos othuis , JI.U.Q.I.1X ) ; lambs , t J.I Wi7.IK ) . No\v VnrU lil-vii H'uok Mnrknt. NK\V YOIIK , JIIUQ 12 , UKKVKS Kecolpts , 2.817 lioad , Including A ) ears for sale. Nitlvu steers , tl.MHU.ll.2J ; b lU and cows. J.MLYt/n.Oj ; dressed beef , Htuuay at A W.iu , ship ments today. I.UOO' .beeves ; tomorrow , 2,000 beeves. 2IOJ sheep ami 4.27J qirirters of beef. OAI.VES Uecelpts , f,2C3headi market steady ; vealN. $5.00T ! > ,50 ; buttermilks , f I.H'i'il.-\ ; ' iiiiKKi' ItucolplH. .VaW head ; sheep steady , lambs Uo lowur ; sheep , iM.5UK5.lu ( ; lambs , } 7. < I04C.OI ) ; dressed mutton , steady at l IttUio ! ! pur pound ; dressed lambs wo.ik ill lli''U3o. ) HodH'-ItceelptH. 2,7U4 bend , eunslmied Ulreot ; market nominally stonily at tl.iiO&UU. City Mvo Stick Market. KANSAS CITV. Ma , Juno 12. OATn.K Ko- celpts. 2.88 J ; shipments , l.OJJ ; market , best , 5@10o higher ; Texaiib. stonily to strung ; steers $ j.7.vrcVS5 ; cows , i ± W&i.W. stockorn und feed ers. W.i Xit4.iO. : Hodtt HecelptH. 8.070 ; shlpiuenti , 1,003 ; mar ket. 544IOU lower ; bulk , (4.ljl.25 ; ail graded , i3.5CXill.X-i. Hutau' Hecclpts , 070 ; shipments , M5 ; mark.t steady. St. LoulH Mvo Klnuk ST. I.ouid , Juno 12. OArn.B Ito-elpu. ; > .400i shipments l.'oj ; market a bhudu higher ; fair to fancy native steers , tl60c&a,00j Texuns and Indians , ( > .QO < 3i.35. 1II8 ( ( Kcco'pts , 4,800 ; hlpments , 3,203 ; mar ket steady : heavy , Ji.lWil.50 ; mixud , (4.UQO 4.40 ; lluht , W.3Q@U5. 031 A II A n'JtlOl.KS.t ItK M.lltltKTS. The following quotations ronrcjont the prices nt which cholcoHtoak Is blllu.i out on onleis unless otherwise slated ! TOMATOKS 1'ancy stock , per orntr , M,00. UNIONSBormiiun , purca.se. W.50 ! Onllfor- nhi , 3'ie ' peril ) . NKW IlKnra Par dor.t5lCe. : PKAS-Por bushel bo.x , il,2Jttl.V ) : p K bushel box , one. CtrctJMiiKiis Per doren , file. foilTHBiiN HiiANS Wax , ( I'Xii'Sc per M bushel boxt string. rMViJiMu per M bu hel box. SoUTiir.iiN CAUMH.OXVKII Ponlo/.eti , (1.53 , NB\v I'OTA'roi-.s per 11) , 2'Je. I'OTATOKfl-Homourown stock In smalt lot from the store , tl.OOiM. 10. Asi'AliAOUs-Me ner dozen. ( UiiliAilK-Callforntn ntopk , par tb , 2V > o ; sotithorn , per otate , fl.OO. I < 'rcHh Fruit H. CiiKitliins-Callfornla , per 10-lb box. J 1. 7.1 1 blnek Tartarian , 91.75 ; southern cherries. tl.7. > & 2.00. per drawerof 13 quarts : cases , l2.OOJt2.25. OiiAMiKri 1 < 04 Angeles. fJAWtv2.i : ; Mediter ranean sweets , $3.5w : l.75 TKXAR PKAUIIBS Per 'j buslipl box. JI.OO. STiiAWtmiutrjrt Missouri stock , J-'Jii-.50 ( per 21 quart ease. UliiiKN OnofiKiir.iiuiRS Per 24 quart case , (2.50 : dr.iwerof 18 quarts. } 1. 75. PiNP.Ai'i'i.BS-'I'cr do ? . * .I.OO. LEMONS Choice stock , per box , { 3.00 : fancy , MHi. MHi.BANANASPIT bunch , f3.MKlVl.00 for fancy stock for shipping , Country Produce. Kiu. * It would hardly do to ( iiiotu the mar ket nt above lie. I'otn.THV ( food old fowls are selling largely at fi : 75 , with n few fancy old hens going at H.ou. A few right good spring chickens bring J4.00. IIUTTKit The mostof the country butter Is going at lOc. _ Flour. Omaha milling company. Kcllnncp , Patent. S2.1HI ; Invltie.ib.ii Patent , * 2,80j l < ono Star. Suuerlutlvi' . W.M ; i-nowfliikc , J2.10 ; 1'ancy Kamlly.JI.no. It. T. Davis mlllcompany , High Patent No. 1 and Cream , 12. CO : Illuu I ) . , full patent , J2.55 ; llawkuvc , half patent , t2.35 ; Hticclal Koyal , patent No. 10 , JJI.OU ; Minnesota Patent , J2.85 ; Kansas Hard Wheat , patent. S..CO ; Nebraska Spring Wheat , patent , ? 2.55. S. ! ' . Ollliimii's Uold Medal. $2.81 : Snow White. t-.50 ; Snowllake. M.IO : low grade , II. CO ; Queen of the Pantry. f2CO ; bran. $15.00 ; chopped feed , $24.00 ; Minnesota Superlative , K.'l > . Welch .t Co. . Welch's Best. $2.85 ; Crown Prliico..70 ; Minnesota Chief , $2.40 ; Splendid Kamlly , J2.1U ; Straight , & 1.GO. Do not forgot tint , Hnllor's Pain 1'aralyzor will euro nil cases of dysentery , rollovlni ; the griping pain and restoring the bowels to healthy action. Calico Unil. Harmony assembly No. 9I79 ! Knights of Labor gave a calico ball at Metropolitan ball last evening. About ono hundred tickets had been sold and nearly ail ot the holders were present. The evening \vas pretty warm for dancing , but tbo ladles loaned cool and com fortable in their neat calico dresses. The dance programmes were neatly attached to Chinese decorated fans and were in great do- miuid uurinir the intermission. Use Hnllcr's Sarsaparllla and Burdock , tlio great blood purifier. Mamie Died. After suffering terribly for over six hours llttlo Mninio ( jellcubock died at 11:30 : o'clock Thursday night in spite of all her parents and tbu physicians could Uo to relieve her pain. Tlio body was at once removoJ to Maul's , where it was embalmed and dressed. Funeral services will lie held at the Ifimily residence , Oil North Seventeenth street , tbis afternoon. Dr. Birncy cures eaf.irrh. Boo bldff liaised the Quarantine. The smallpox quarantine that hns been in force at the county hospital for six weeks was raised yesterday and Dorsoy Hauck , the head nurse , discharged. The patients are well and will bo allowed to go their re spective ways some time next week. DeWitt's Little Karlv Risers for the Liver Marriage Mccuscs. The following marriage licenses were is sued by Judge Shields yesterday : Name and Address. Age. JThomiiB S. Colrand , Omaha : ) Nelllo Kgan , Kansas City 24 I Hormiin Kctzlolf , Douglas county 27 I Julia Jaskowrak , Douglas county 12 j John Iluctgren , Omaha 30 I Sclma E. Anderson , Omaha 22 Positively cured by | these Little Pills. They also relieve Dls-l tress from Dyspepsia , In-l digestion and Too Hearty 1 Eating. A perfect rem-P edy for Dizziness , Nausea , ! Drowsiness , Bed Tostci In the Moutb , CoatcdG Tongue , Pain In tbo Sldo.I TORPID LIVER. ThoyJ regulate tlio Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PBICE.J Drs.Betts&Betts Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists , L4OO DOUGLxAS STREET OMAUA. NEB. Tne moit widely and favorably known ipeo * tnlliti In ttia Unftoa States. Their long ox porlonoo , romarkiihlo iklll and univorial BUC- COM In the treatment and euro of Nervous , Chronlo nnd Hnrglcal DlsnaM's. entltla these eminent phyilotnns to tin1 ( nil confidence o ( the nnilotort ovorywlioro. They guarantee ! A OEKTAIN AM ) POSITIVE OUK5 tot the Rirtul efforts of enrly vlco and the -jumor- ot : Tlli tbat follow In Its train. _ _ _ _ . _ PRIVATH BLOOD ANI > HKIN DISEASES ipnodllr. coinplrttolv iinrl purmnnpiitlr euroil. NERVOUS hEltll.ITV AND HRXUALIMS- OUDEU8 yield roadlly to their skillful treat- " " "MLES. KISTUI-A AND RECTAL ULCEUB cuarantccd cured without pain or detention lJK AND VARICOOELK penna- ncntly nnd BiiccessMlly i-ured In every oiue , HYPHILiy , aONOHltllEA. OIEET. Bpor- niatorrlMs ? , t-cmliuil Weakness , Lout Miinhood , Night EmlBslonH , Hecaycil KacultloH , FomnU Wfakne .s and all clullunte dlRorJuri. peoullai to either aox positively cured , ns well a.i nil functional disorders that result from youthC.'J follies or thooxcoxsof inatnre yeara. , < JTPirTII Wl ? Ouaranlced ; iormune ntly O I IXiOl U laboured , icmovnl complete , without cutting , Caustio or dilatation. CunH ofTootcd at homo by patient without mo ment's pnln or unnoyauco , TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. A TIPR flM/K Th awful efTeoti , ol OUKII L-UK11 - oarlv vlcu which brlngt prL-onlo ncakiii'ss , ilt'Mio > lng both mind aiul body , with all Its dro dcd Illn. permanently euroil. HPv : niJ'rrQ Address those who have tm- U\\J. \ DL.I 1O palrod ihemi Ivc by Im proper Indulgence nnd noiltury nnblts , whlon ruin both mind nnd body , untlttliitf thorn for biulni' . ttudv or marrlago. . . MARHIK1) ) JIKN or those onterlnz on thst happy Ufa , awuro of physical debility , quloklr awl.ted. le bated upon facts. Flr t-l'rnctlo l cnco. Second Evury ca.io | y ipoclally . stu UIUB itirtlnx rlirht. Third medicines ro prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit each CHM , thna effecting cures without Injury. Drs. Betts & Betts , M09 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB OMAHA DIRECTORY. AWNINGS AND TENTS. malm Tout & Awn ing Co- KM * * , llnminookj. Oil anil IliililiorCintlilnu , iKcnilfiir 111.1 Fnrniun. " BIOYOLE3. A. H. Perrigo&Oo. M , 0 , Daxon , AIIMnio , All 1'rlccs , All Illcrclei folil on Monthlr J'nrt * . Payments. 1311 Doilito Street. ilC07 ! { Knrimm St. BOOK BINDBR3 & STATIONERS Omaha Kopublicau Printing Oo. , Law briefs , bank auppllos , niul crcr/thln In tlio printing lino. 10th nml Doa. l M Ackcrmann Bros. & Ilointzo , Printer. " , lilmlcr ? , cloctrotrpcrj , blank book matin- ( ncturor.4 , 1110 llimnr.l trjot , Oniiha BOOTS AND SHOES. Oharles A. Ooo & Oo. , Kirkcndnlljonos & 0o Wholoaiila M.'imifacUir'i Manufacturers anl ; Job- tori. AKCMIU for lloslnn Hub- I'orShoei.'o. ' . IKK , 1101 , UK ) lloiranl itrect. nnil IIUi ! Ilnrnoy St. " Williams , .Vnn Aor- & Oo. , nnm & Harto , phop Knclory. Cornpr lltli nml | ) CIII ! : H nt < . , Onn. 1212 Ilarnoy street , hn. Morcha'iti Invllod Omaha. Neb. to Kill nml otnmlnc. BOXES. BUTOHBBS. John L. Wilkio , Louis Ilollor , Onmlinpnpor box factory nutohori' nnd PnekorV 1.117-1.119 OotiKlil. Ton Is A Baipllo | , Hoof , heir \ Mionp rixshiKs. Orders promptly Illlal. Hli-lll3.lnrX ; < cm St. OABBtAOES , BUGGIES , ETO. W. T. Seaman , Omaha's LnrRCSt Vnrloty WAGONS AND CAIlltlAOItS CARPETS. CLOTHING. Omaha Oarpet Oo. , Giltnora & Buhl. Carpets , oil clotht , rait- Mnniifncturcr * , t Wholo- tliiK , curtain uooiH.otJ. rnle Clothlcrt , 1111 Doiul.ti strait. 11K ) llarney St. CIGARS. West & Fritsohar , Mnnnfocturers flnoclit.irs lobljpr ofloaftobaccoi. 1011 Furnam ntroot COAL , COKE , ETC , Omaha Coal , Ooka and Ooutaat & Squire ? , Lima Oo. llnrit nnil roft coal slilp- Ilnnl nm | iL'r < , S. K. Cor. HHIi 1303 Farnatu street , Ins ntrectt. Otuilii : Mount & Griffia , P. II. Mahoney & Oo. llnril-Coil ; Soft. 213 S. Htlistro t. Offices 8M N. inth nnil cor. Oraalia , Neb. 10th nnil Douglas nts. American Fuel Oo. Howell & Oo. , Shippers nnil rtonlori la nnthrnclto nnrt bitu 217 S. lull street , minous coal. Omnm ! , Nob. 2158. IStli struct. Nebraska Fuel QJ. ; Johnson Bros- , 213S. I3th stroot. OH Farnam Sircot , Omnlia , Nob. Oinnlir , Neb. CORNICE. Engle Oornice Works F. Buempinc ; Manufacturers ofllnlvan- Onlvnultcil Iron cornices , liert Iron Cornice. Uormtfr wlnrtown , door Window cnpa , mctnllcsky- cnps , tin lals etc. Tin IlKhtH etc. 1110 und 11U Iron nnd slnto reefer , IJOllKOSt. 811 Knrnam Ht. CEMENT AND LIMR J , J , Jghnson & Oo , , 2188.13th atran Omaha , Nob. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok-Kosh Dry Goods Oo. . furnishing Dry fioodd goods , , notions. Dry Roods , notions 'uods. , uonts Cor. II Hi nnd Howard sts. Corner lltli niU Ilnrnoy ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. DKTIIOITAirrOMATIO Wolf Electrical Oo. Electric Motors llluBtrntcd C'ntalouuo anil Dynamo * . CntnlOKiio froo. free. it. A. Klnnuy , l.en'l 1CH Cnpltol Avcntio. ABU KW-3 N.Y.I.Ifo Illd'u. FARM MACHINERY , ETO. Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall , Martin Oo , , General western ncont Corner Jones and 9th sti. Sknnrlln 1'low Co. , Omaha , Nub. ISW-li'il Shorrann nvo. FLOUR. E. L. Welch & Oo. , E. T. Davis Mill Oo. , 1013 N. HHh atrJet. C. (1. Undorwoa.l , J. IS. McCrnjr. Mnnairer. Mnnturor nt Omaha , Mill at lluiidcmon , Minn. Cor. 8th nnil Jnckion Bts. S. F. Oilman , Omaha Milling Oo. , Merchant Millers , 1014 N. lth ( ! stroat. OllconiM : Mill illl : : Noith C. 1 ! . lllnck - Mnnnser. Kith Street. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stone Furniture - Booho & Runyan Furniture - nituro Oo. , nituro Oo. Buccoisors to C.A. llcobo Furniture nnd carpets , A Co. . 1115-1110 Fnrnnm otroot , Oraco nnil 13th Bts. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Schneider & Loorais , J. T. Eobimoa Notioa Oo. , lobbcr nnd Importers of ' ' Gents' furnishing nullous nnd'furnlslihu m'f'K colobr.itod br.uil "lliicktkln" ovornlh , pnnts , shirts , conti. oto. 1111 Howard utrcet. Cor. 12th nnd Howard H. GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Glasa and J. A. Fullar & Oo , , Paint Oo. , . lids-Ill' ! llarnoystroiu Oiuulia , Nub. Omnha. William Oumraings , Blake , Bruoj L J ) C17 nnd CIO South hJth St. . Oiiinha * Neb. Omaha. Nob. GROCERIES. Paxton & Qallnguer , Meyer & Raapko , 101-711 S. lOtli utrout , lllti-UOi llaruor ntrjo' Omnlm , Neb. Oumlm , Nvb. D. M. Steele & Oo , , Sloan , Johnson & 09 1201-1203 Jones stroot. Dth unit U-nvcuwurtli ttrt'otx , Omaha , Nub. Omaha , Nub , Allen Bros. , McOord , Brady & Oo , till llarnor itroot , IJIhund I iiTonworth Omnha , Neb. Oinalm , Nutirnsko. ' GUN POWDER. Hugh G. Olark. Cent Wintnrn Avont of lunont'a biortlnK | < lu"- lowilvr , Allan lilulioxplu- ilf | | , llla tlna capif u > * 1219 Itaruojr lrc U QUAIN AND PROVISIONS Touoray & Bryan , I S. A , MoWhortor IlroVrrn , iimln , | iroTl lin ( , :113 : lut Nnll IHnk llrokorj and rtocki. ! ai.t B. lull 1'rlvnto wlro to No , Si. 1'rlvnto wlro to ChiYork , , Chlcnito niul HR nifo.SU lAiulJ nnd Neff I/ouli * . Cnih itrnlu York. I boiixht for nil nmrkot * L Randazzo & Son , 211 South 12lh Streot. Forelim ADomcstlo Frulti Klorlda OnuiKOi A , Sicily Krult.i. llrnnch home , 7 N. I'etor.i 8t , Now Orl'iu PAPER. RUBBER G'DS , Carpenter Paper Oo. , Omaha Rubber Oo. , Cnrry a full ftock of Manufacturing nn'l Joi- Iirlntlnc , wrnppliu nml LerAiilt klmUrubbjr writing pnpor , card pa per , etc. 1003 i strost. SEE3DS. STOVES. Emerson Sio.l Oj , , Daffy-Trowbriil o Seed urowors , doilort li Stova Minufao' 3j. , Knrdun , er.ui , train laJ ' Maiiufa-tur'i slorai ml trort aeo 11 , ; C.'l-f.'ldoutll IJth. HtOVO | llp ) . ISl-1. : ! ! ! . ' ! Ioiv : nwortli nt , SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , E PC. H. A. Dishrow & Oo , , 3)'nSaVi ' & DjjrOo , Mnniifncttiror.4 of pnsh , Manufacturer ! of nuilU- iloor.s. blI nil < and \nji \ , bllii ll , ilujrj , Moulillirta. llrancliuf- oto. Ucu , I''tli nnd lianl sti. 1'ltli ' nii.l Clirk street ( . STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES U. S. Wind Engine & A. L. Strong & Sons , Pump Oo. , Ilnllldny wind mills. OH lOOMtm Furnani atroot , nnd tijtl JOIIIH Ht. < ) . V , Host ) , nctlntf iiiiinnffer. Ouiriho , Neb. TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS. Consolidated Oompanyi 1H nnd Hilt Humor it. Onmlia , Nob. TOYS. BILLIARDS. II. Hardy & Co. , ThoBnmswiok-BalkaU- friys , dolls , nlbumifnnoy ii Collondor Oo , . Illl ir I in in in dlii ) , Hainan flttiiroi Kooiln , chllilrou'J car- 407. WJ H. 10th. sir jot. rlaxui. I'lU t'arnaunt. Omnha SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK Y4RDS CO. , LIMITED. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION. A. D , Boyer & Oo D8-i'J KxclmnifO llulldhu , Boilth Omnha. J , J , Ooflman , Bmiloy Hunter & Green , & Oo. . W ICxclmiuo llulldhu 2UKxchnnKo llulldlnj South Omaha South Omiin't. P. T. HUGHES , WIIOI.KJAJ.H CASH COMMISSION MBIICUANP IM'.MMI Mntkot I.treot , Donvor. Colonulo. Klein , III. , nnd WoUorn Cruamcrr lluttur , Ki/i { niia fliuona IU , ( I ) A I omiitr eiw C.H04 , wltU Illlor * teem om : to mv ililppurn nnd othuri m liollllu.l , llro caipi mil ill , , HhlpW InttfreUtit. ( l.iod.cliuiii Iliittorm K'lu.iiul durliu Mnllullublu fur iuot | itlulu oa do- uiniid. Gultarii.Maiidollns&.Zilliers . In rolainu and quallt/ toco are i liriil In Ilic tturlil * WirrantwK 4r lu DT climate. b < > M If all U0 * * "V bi ( Uaieri. fto utifuij ) lUiuUattO. U - x\ crlptivtt ( Mtaluifu * with port r ait ol ffttui.ui anUU ? llAII iai l/UKIU LYON&HEALY.CHICAQO.
