6 TJtUffi UJV1APIA UAIUT WATD-H-DAT , J CJNJU 20 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Bulls In Wheat Again on the Run on the
Chicago Board
ALL CONDITIONS AGAINST THEM ,
Improvement In KorclR" Crop Pros-
pcctH WciiknoHS and n Decline In
Corn Hlljr'ttOnlii ' In Provisions
Stocks and Iloml-i.
CiiiCAno , June 10. Wheat opened with nn
nppcarnnconf utroiiKth , first sales of July
bulnz made at OlUOI'io analn8toi'io : ' at the
close yesterday. The strength was only ap
parent , however , and was duo to the bidding
of a few nervous speculators who had magni
fied the Importance of thu wet weather dam-
OKO In thn winter wheat bolt wlioro the har
vest Is In progress. All of the conditions were
aRnltut them. Cable market rouorts showed
lower prices for both spot and futures at Liv
erpool arid for cargoes for prompt shipment
at Lund on. A scries of private cables from
the principal wheat mnrketconters of F.uiopo
WIIH shown around. These cables reported
Improved crop prospects everywhere ; said
that Trench Importers had already botuht
more Brain than the situation warranted ,
which scorned to account for the sharp droo
In prices yesterday , and that l.MO.COO bushels
were lylnK In hulls of the Knsllsh coast for
which there wcro no bidders. Kiirtherinoro ,
the weather tnip ; hhowed but little rain in
Ktinsns , Indicating that the harvest
thcro would bo resumed , and the
break in stocks consequent upon the
continued Bold exports assisted In the de
cline. The local feeling was bearish and tlio
selling presiuro ( illicitly overwhelmed the llt-
tlocotorlo of buyers , within flvo minutes of
the nponlni ? . July sold at oilic. : At this
point came reports of serious Uiuii.-i'fo to the
crop In Kansas by Hoods and hoiivy rains , a
cnod Imjulry for cash wheat hero chiefly for
dlroi't oxpoit arid lartfo export clearances
from the soahoard. A French cable alsosuld
that the chamber of deputies had agreed to
the measure of the loduc-tlon of the duty on
curealxllxln the date at July I. As th's ' was
a c riiipinmlsc between the chamber' * wish lor
an Immedlatu reduction and the action of
the senate fixing the tlmo at August , It was
thiiiiKht It would pass the senuto. H. V.
Whlto , t Co. . Oeorgo Hmlth and Logan began
tobuyaii'l ' the sellers Having been nrotty
thoroughly balled out , prices quickly began
to react. Kiirly shorts commenced to
cover and iliero was conshlerable
Investment buying. Cottrell It was
thought I.ought at least ono million
bushels and the scalping crowd seemed In
clined to the hiiylnirsldo. The result was a
change In bontlment and an advance with
various minor fluctuations to OUic. Tumi the
marKet liecame wouk on free offerings unit
lower and wo.ik Kngllsh cables , and tlic do-
cllne reported at Purls , llnrlln and Antwerp ,
and sold oll'toOJigC and reacted to'JUio and
clofcod at that.
Corn showed a little strength for the first
iiilniito and July sold at MVQSfi'jic , but every
body seemed to have selling orders and buy
ers wore holding olT. The result was a Mir-
prlsliig weakness and adeclded decline. July
dropped to ! > 4&c In less than ten minutes after
HID opening. It followed wheat to home ex
tent but the probability of warmer and clearIng -
Ing wouther was also a noak factor.
On thu break good buying com
menced , shortH covered freely , Invest
ment buying was generous , and wheat
selling up. Corn followed. The moderate re
ceipts for tomorrow were favorable and 1'ard-
rltl o and Cudahy covered a good deal , and
there was an Irregular advance to.Vl'ic. ' Then
I'ardrldgo and Cudahy turned slum sellers ,
breaking I ho price to Wac , from which there
WIIH n recovery to WiUc at the close.
OitsstirHd ; : at 3CJiff-'fic ; for July , broke olT
In sympathy with corn , mid soon touched
STt'to , but subsequently reacted to i:0ic : ? , broke
to ; i.)7ic. reacted to IlC'ic and closed at < ' ! Uc.
I'rovlHlons opened firm. Seutemher pork sell
ing nt $ O.CO. but fell to tio.5' ' , then corn mid
wheat advancing. It hold to SI0.70 , dioppod to
tlO.fi ! " , and cloned at * 10.7.1 , a gain of In cents
over yesterday. Lard and ribs gained 5 cents
each.
The lending futures ranged us follows :
Cash quotations were us follows :
I > 'i. un Steudyj unchanged ; spring patent's
M.US\40 ! ; winter patents. $ I.SJtt5.1U ; bakers ,
-
WHEAT No. 2 spring wheat , OOo : No. a ,
iprlng wheat , 03KOiKlio ! ; No. a rod , U7 iOOo.
Cons No. ' . ' , .wye.
OATS-NO. 2 , IWija-'iOJioi No. 2 white , 30 < 340 ! < o :
No. a white , IfcOaiio.
KVK No. V , 7fiiii76c.
HAHI.IV : No. ' . ' , nominal ; No. S , t , o. b. , OOc ;
No. 4 , nominal.
KLAXSEKU- . 1,11,07.
TIMOTHY SEKU 1'rlnic , H.27.
1'oiiK-MchS pork , per burro ) , J10.30O19.a" > ;
lard , per ewt. , jr'JTi ; short nLs sides ( looiu ) ,
tfi.OJao.Oi ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , I5.UO
tt.r > .ir > ; short clear sides ( boxed ) , $0.-VfM.iO. :
WIIISKV Ulstllloih' llnlshod goods , Der gal
lon. $1.10.
SutlAiiB-Cut louf , unchanged ; granulated ,
unchanged ; standard "A. " unchancod.
Receipts und shipments today were its fol
lows :
On the produce o.xchunco today , the Imttor
murkut was ( inlet nnd unchuiiKod ; extra
creamery , 10iai7i4o ! ( ; extra firsts , llXiOUc ; llrsts ,
liSilUc. Epgu , uaisc.
_
Now Vorlc 'Markets.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 10. Kt.ouii Receipts , 11.711
paeknues ; exports , 4.CW hurrols , lli.nsuoUsi
inurkot inutlorutuly active , wouk ; sulos , i ! , Oi'J
burrols.
COIIN MUAI < Uull.stondyi Yellow western.
K1.H C Cl.85.
WIIKAT Hecclpts , 5:1,803 : luishols : oxporti ,
S44el ! bushels ; Hiilcs , ! M)30.MJO ) bufchels of fu
tures ; 1)1,00 ) < bushels spot. Spot murkot iiulet ,
Irregular , closing steadier ; No. 2 red. fl.0t > ' 6fi >
l.lisy In store und elevator ; tl.UO tQH.Wi
ulloat : Il.0. < i4'.lay f. o. b. : unirraded rod ,
H.WJiitl.ll ; No. 1 northern to arrive , tl.ioii :
No. 1 hard to arrive , tl.H'i ; No. l ! ChlciiRO.
II.04tll.Ot > .S. Options lluotuatud nioro ou
iiiuinpulatlon , opcnliiK Utt io up , decllnuiK 'i
4i.Sc. udvanecd SGCIc , closed weak ut Vi@iUo
over yestordiiy. Kuport that the I'rench duty
will bo tukenoir July 1 Instead of August I ,
tOKUthur with tlio weather toleurams. exerted
Bomolnlliioncu ; No. i ! red. June , il.DTUCSl.i.H1 , ,
closlni ; , tl.OTV ; July , f I.OIttl.os. olosliiK.tl.oi1 > ;
AIIKUSI , tl.XJ\ei.OI ( , closlni ; , { 1.00 ; Hepteni-
ber , W\oaiI.OI. closliiR , iwyoj October , Jl.oiISi
l.WVi , closlnp , $1.00 > 4 ; November , closing ,
11 OO.lii lecomber. ) l.X\i ( ) I.OI . , closliir. H.OHJ ;
January , closing , tl.wltit May , tlMlSM.W ,
ClOSlllL . ( I.UA. % .
foii.N Itecelpts , 11,410 bushels ; exports.
bushels ; sales , ? ' 'SIXW bushels of
futures ; Ji,0 ) > K ) bushels of spot. Spot market
null , easy ; No. I1 , 71tt'o In elevator , T''o
nlloiit : unuradeil mixed , CSitT'JIio ; options
followed wheut lu Its chanttes and at ono tlmo
stood ? . < Kl'iO over yesterday , but closed
uteaily at only ( .t < i&lioup.1 ; 11110,1.80 . , closing t' c ;
July , Oai } < 2V ( > c , closing 01' , o ; August. ( sl'M
C'Jt-KV , closing UIiU ! BeptemUer , CO(2ti01iC ( ,
closltm ie.
OATS Iteeelptc , 10.000 bushels ; nxportx. 1,015
Imsiicls ; sulos , 4I\VOO bushuls of futures : 8IXH ( )
bushels of spot. Spot market unsettled , lower ,
dull ; options fairly uctlve , Irregulur ; July ,
41'jHi.V , closing 41hoi Auisust , . ,
cloliig : Klf : September , lUC A c , eloslng
U4 n : hot | Nu ' . ' white , 44Ho ; mixed western ,
aoiHlc ; whlto western , 4Kt3o ; No , L' Chicago ,
-"iWlitii * .
11 AV Klrm , butiiulet.
IlOfS-Hteady. but iulet. |
COKl'KK Optloni opened stonily nt MM
points up , closed steady and unchanged to 13
iiolnti up. Sulcs , .11'J , " * ) bags. Including !
illy , < l5.TOil.VMi August , tl.MOiQI5.i5 : ; September -
tember , * U.lWill.Rl ; Uctobor. JI4.0iJ14.l. ( :
Decembor. IU. ' < itii.70. ; Spot Hlo , dull , tint
steady ) fair cargoes , < I .V5 ; No. 7 , il .7M4
10.b7ii.
SUOAII KIIW. aitlet , but flrin. Iteflned , firm ;
fitlr demand ; Nti , P , 3c ; No. 7 , Uioj ) elf A.llMA
3So.
I'KTltoi.KUii Kasler ; cruilo In barrels ,
J'urkcr's. * < l.taj rellned Now York. tn.Wffl7.IO ( ;
i'hllndclphla and llaltlmure , tAWiM : I'hlla-
dolphlu and llaltlmore , In bulk , (4.0U < . < . ' 3 ;
united closed at t7ic ! for July.
COITON KCKD On , Dull und unchanged ,
TALLOW \\etiUj city , ( K..00 for iiackugcs ) ,
3'4'c.
3'4'c.KOSIN Qulot anil weak ; strained , commnn to
good. * i.rjinci.4\ )
TunresTiMic-Qulet , but strndv ; SHG . o.
KouK-Klrmcr ; western , WiM\V \ > i < : ; receipts ,
5,415 pnokage .
LAUD ( Jiilot , trlllo batter : western iteuin ,
(0.2i } | tulos , 700 tierce * at
/
in1
pulled , ir/ailie : 'ro.tn ' ? , 10 240.
I'oim Dull. unclmiiRo < l. , , , ,
bcl-
OUT MBATB-Stroutf , wanted ; pickled
Snlmlr.s-DnH , weak ) hort clonr. M.SS.
IIUTTHii-Modorulo demand , about sloaiiy.
we torn dnlry. uaiSoi Klitln. tec. , / , , . .
fJiiEBSE-Htoiidy. nctlvo ; onrt l ljns. 4flfl ? c.
l'io lliox-Uiili ; Anicrtcwn. 110.0081UJ.
Coi'i'KH-Noinlniil ; Inkc. June , tlZ.Bj.
TiN-Dull , Hnncri strnliB. 120. iO.
LEAD I-'lnn ; domcgtlc , ti.t--
KuiiHiH Cliy Mm-kctfl.
KANPAS CITY. Mo. . Juno o.-Vr-IinlP1U ! ! !
iinclmnuwli family. il.l.vaiAS ; cholco . fl ; < ; '
l..Oj fiuiey , ll.dMJl.05i extra fnnoy. Jl.bO ; pnt-
" "tt'iniSt ncer : No. 2 hard , cnah , 88O Ooi
June. 80c bldi No. 2 red , eiuh. Olttlttc.
COIIN- Weaker : No. 2cnih , 62ic ! bid ; June ,
- No. 2 cash , 40' c bid ; Juno ,
- unchanged ; fancy , J10 ; Rood
UTTKii-toiy : unchanged : ercatnery. 13
GIBc ; dulry I04513c ; store pavkud , lOo ; DUCK-
BEW. MiOc. , ,
I'll KCSE Steady : unchanged.
Kens I'lrm at I2" n. ,
I'ltovisioNH-ytcaily.unchangcd'.atmnr cured
iiiuiitH. h.itiiB , DSIOc : Dri'ftkfust bucon , BMet
dried licet hums. lUc. Dry salt iiietits. clear
sldfB. 0 Cj lllllK OlcalR. fi'il't BllOUlllCM , fi'iC.
Hrnakud mciiU. cli-i.r rib sirtus. , Jie ; loiiB
clours , 7Ue ; oK'iir sides. 7ic ! : shoulders. CUc ;
mess pork , trj.M. Lard , pure , 7io ! ; rollncd ,
7J/c
'
'Woair-nullt iinchunijod : . ? " ' ' , , ! ;
. ,
wished , heavy nno. lliai.o : ilshr lino. I'- ' !
mealiini , 2 ( S880. Kansas and Nebraska heavy
line , HWKlo ; llKliinne. 14 ilfic ; low antl carpet.
l llo. Tub washed , choice. a22.i > ci medium ,
3iji2o ( ( : ; dlnjry and low. 87O81H- .
KKCBliTH-Whcat. 'H.HOO bushels ; corn , 10.003
buslifls ; oats , ll,0)J bnsliuls.
Siiii'MBNT8-Wlieat.38.05) bushels ; corn , I. . ,200
bushc.s ; oats , 0vuo : buslu'ls.
Ijlvc-rpool
LiVEiti'oor , , Juno 10.-WiiEAT-Hiill ; holders
offer madorat lyCiillfiirnln. No. 1 , 6s Shd ®
4d per cental ; red western , surliiR.fis SidttSs
l'id ' ; KHIISUH winter , haul , BsO'.id ' ; rceeptsof
wlio'it for the past three days wore 1,7,00) cen
tals. - - - Including - - . . 31.000 . . . . . . . American. ' ' - mixed western ,
Vincrlciin corn
.MW centals.
uiaiii iis i percental.
KKF-Mni India mess , b2 Od pertlerco.
CiiKitfB-Atnurlcun. llnest whlto aiU colored ,
5. ' > s Cd per owt. for old.
Bt. Louis Miirkcta.
ST. I.ouis. Mo. , Juno 10. WiiKAT-flrm ; cash ,
(1.00 ; July. ( Uic. ?
COIIN Hteiidy ; cash. 50o ; July. Mo.
OATH-Kasy ; cash 4c ; ! : July , 3liO. !
I'OIIK Steady at JIO.'O.
I/AIID Ktuady at f i.OJ.
WIIIHKV ( I 1C.
u jjtoaily nnd unchanged.
Mintiniipolislient Mnrkcf.
MINNEAPOLIS ) , Minn. , Juno 19. WIIBAT
Cash wheat lower ; demand coed ; No. < ! nor
thern and low snides dull. Itecelpts , 150 cars ;
shipment ! . 85 ears. Closing : No. 1 hard , Juno
andJuly , I1.00V4 ; on track , $ l.l ' ; No. 1 iiortli-
crn , Juno and July , ! > U&e ! : on traclf. IWJioi No.
2 northern , June , foe ; on traclt , 0. > ® 0iiic.
Milwaukee MnrKcts.
MlIAr-ADKRK , Wit. . JllIlO lO.-WllKAT I'lmlJ
No. 2 spriiiK. cash , 94Jao3e ; July , OilJic.
COIIN Dull ; No. a. Me ,
OATS Lower : No. 2 white , 40Hc.
1'ltoviBlONB I'lrin. pork. July , $114214.
Cincinnati MurkctH.
CINCINNATI. O. , Juno 19. WIIBAT Steady ;
. No. 2 red. 11.02.
COIIN Woitkur : No. 2 mixed. SOOCOo.
OATS-DuIl ; No. 2 mixed , 4 c.
WHISKY SI.1C.
Toledo Markets.
TOLEDO.'O , , Juno 10. WHEAT Steady ; cash
and June. S1.K1.
Coitx Dull ; cash , r > 9c.
OATS Qulot ; oiish , 45C.
STOCKS AM * ttOXOS.
NEW VOIIK , Juno 10. For several days there
have been persistent reiterations of rumors
that ( 'old was likely to o out this week and
to these assertions the tendency In exchange
pnvo some probability , but the reduction In
the llank of England rates and the generally
better fcolln and conditions on the other
side were felt to bo against such a movement ,
and while there was the usual hesitancy
about buylir. ; , no ventures were started.
Today , however , the street vas treated to the
surprise of the taking of over M.IIOO.OOO for ex
port oy tomorrow's steamer und stood the
surprise very well. The fact made , us was to
be expected , the opportunity for a boar at
tack upon thy leading speculative stocks , but
there was no long stoks brought upon the
market , and while thu luck of support
remlcrod the marking off of prlco a
comparative oisy : matter the movement was
spasmodic and the most Intense dullness
marked the t null us ; after each drive. The
movement Is felt to bo only the remains of the
ono gone before , and whijo the possibility and
oven probability of further exports from tlmo
to tlmo are acknowledged no approlienslon as
to the state of the market Is now felt In cou-
soquouco of such , oveinont , while the favor
able conditions both at homo and abroad uro
continually rfcpt In mind and the usual con
servatism Is hhown on the part of holders.
The strength In silver was also today an lu
ll ucntlal factor In sustaining prices , the re
vival of speculative Inteiest in the metal
taklns : BOIIIO of ihe edge off of the loss of
the gold. Tlii ) stock market , howoior , was
oven narrower than usual of Into , and outside
of thu half ilo/.en stocks which now monopolize
attention the movements during the day wore
entirely Insignificant. Among the leaders ,
however , losses of from to li ! per cent were
sustained. These stocks Included St , I'aiil ,
L'hlcimo Gas , Louisville , Atehlson , Now Eng
land , Hock Ibland , Wabush preferred
and Wheel 1111 ; & Lake ICrlo preferred.
The opening was dull antl steady hut
the shipments of gold soon started
selling by the professionals und more anima
tion was accompanied by a persUtont
decline , which , however , was made In
spurts and followed In every CIIBO by
Increased dullness. The market shewed the
etl'ect of tlie covering of the shorts , put out
earlier In the day. In the llnal dealings und a
fractional raliy took place which closed the
market tirm at the Improvement. The final
changes are genen-lly small losses , hut Jersey
Central and Now England aru olT 1 per cent
ouch , whllosllvurlsup li. !
Hnllroud bonds were a little more active to
day , the sales of all issues roaehliu Ji.fio.uoo . ,
and the Increased Interest was seen In the
llriiidrtono pi-osented and which prevented
any material change In prices against the
Inllucncu of the decline in the share list.
Thu only movement of Importance was
the rlso In the Norfolk .Sc Wexturu's 5s to ui :
froiuKSli. The rest of the list was ijulet and
held falrlv steady throughout.
( iovernment bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were dull and steady.
Petroleum opened steady and declined
slightly on a few helling orders from the west.
The market then became dull and remained
so until the close. Pennsylvania oil spotolus-
IngU ? ; July option sales , ononlnir. UJ ; hlu-h-
csi. M ; lowest , 0J l closlns , 07J. ! Total sales ,
1(1.0 ( 0 barrels.
The following are the clniliu limitations for
the loading stocks on the Now York stock ox-
ehungo today :
I ) . A It. 41. preferred. VJ-H'Sl. ' I , . \ S. K. 1 p'fil , . Hi
KaitTenn M at. 1'aiil R |
do 1st preferred. . . . 60 I dopreferred 112
do 2nd preferred. . . IH lSt I'atil.Mln. A.Man.lOl
Krlu lHH.St. . I'anlA Omaha. . . . 2.I
. . . . . . .
II. I' . Denver A ( iulf. lit ?
Thu total sales of BKK' | : today were 117,037
shares. Including ; Atchlson , li.Sx ) ; Louisville
A Nuslivllle. 1 ,000 : Missouri Tactile , a.100 ; tjt.
I'aul , & ,77SUnlon , ; I'acltic , 4.UOU.
Nott-H.
Nuw YOIIK , Juno 19 , ClourliiRa , KO,073S87 ;
boliintes. -
. . Md. . Juno 10. OioarlnKf , fl.R
2UO ; buluilccs , ( J73bO. ' . JUinoy , B per cent.
Juno lU.-C'learlnct , IS.6I1-
6C. ; balance * . { 1,001,027. Money. 4iJIH percent ,
OIMCINNATI , O. , Juno 19. Money. 027 per
cent. Now York exchange , 33c premium.
Ulohrlnh'fl. 11.008.500.
HOSTO.V , Mans. , Juno 10. Olcirlnzi , IKI,77 < , -
703ilmlnnco. , } I.MIrt7.1. Monov , IW * , percent ,
Kxcnnngoon Now York , lOUI'J'ia ' discount.
OIIICACIO , Juno 10. Money , nctlvo nnd firm
ntftif&fl pur cent on cull uml Mlfl'J ' percent on
tlino. Now Yorlc oxclinnpc , UJKISA cents
iicmliini. Clearing todny. Il3.cy.i.i0) ( . Ster-
R ! ng exchange , steady and unchanged ,
The Mo icy Market.
Nr.w Vontc , Juno 19. Mosnv ON UAi.tv Emy !
rnnaliiR dam l4ta8 ! per cunt ; lust loun , 2
percent ; Hoslnxoirorotl nts ,
1'ni.MB MKWANTH.B I'APKit MifBT percent. ;
STKitLtxo KxciiASOB-CJulot nut. steady lit
ll.854 ? for sixty-day bills nnd fl.b&4 ! for do-
in n nil.
The following wcro the closing prices on
bonds :
HtookH.
LONDO.V. Juno 19.01oslng at 4 p. in.
Consols , money U" > l-HI'KrloVnds ' 10)
Consols , account..05 3-lli1 Illinois Central. . . . . . . I' ' "
V. S. 4s 12JiMexican ) ( ord 'W
U. S. 4Cj9 102U St. 1'alil common. . . . 4H14
N. V. P. AO. Ists. . . . .12U Heading 1 H
Canadian 1'acldc 81Jj .Mexican Cent , now 4s 75
Krlu SUKJ
Itar silver. 4'id per ounce. Money , ii1
nor cent. Hate of discount In thoonen market
for both short and threemonthbills , Ja per
cent.
Hank < > ! ' Knxlniul Ittillloti.
LONDON , Juno 10. Amount of bullion pone
Into thu Hank of England on balance today ,
PlII'iH llciltCH.
PAIII-I. Juno 10. Throe per cent rentes , OTif
3c for the account.
Denver MiningHtocls.
Dr.NVElt. Colo. , Juno 19. Quotations on the
mining exchange today closed as follows :
AlluplKiny ' . ' 0 , pgnl'lender 3- !
Amity 3 .Ittle Uulo 107
Argonaut 17 Matchless 295
llnllarnt (2 May Mareppn 125
HntiKkok C ? < .Morning ( film
Ilntos lluutor C'J Ore
IIlB Indian II Pay Hock ? *
lllKSIz 1IU I'otoil V
Ilrownlow 0i I'nrk Con IB
Calliope KM lleod National M
Century 8(1 ( Illnlto IK
Clay County 121 Itunnlne l-odo W
Cashing I nTunwnrth 18
Dlnmond II O ( JohnJ. pfd 6
DenverliaaAOIl. . . . 8 I'uzxlor 4
Kmmoiu. . . . 45 ClHlHllH.l 11
( Jold Trensuro 35 ( Icttysburg 18
Ironclad ' . " 4 Whnlo - > 0 !
Justice n < (
Hun KranuiHoo Min-ii Quotations.
SAN KitANCtsco , June 19. The olllclal closing
quotations for inlutnx blocks today wcro us
follows :
New York Miuin < r Quotations.
NKW YOIIK , Juno 10. The following uro tlio
closing iiilnlni ; atoulc iuotut ) ons :
Allco 10(1 ( Horn Sllvur 335
Adams Con 155 Iron Sliver 10J
Anpeii 1'JO Muxtcau (145 (
lleiiilwoort 130 Plymouth ,1UO
Kuroka Con .175 Blcrra Nevada ' . ' 15
Hale A Norcrosa. . . . TM SnvtiRU I'.i'i
Itoinoatako 1073 Yellow Jacket 200
St. Koult * 'Mlnlnjj Quotations.
ST. Louis. Mo. , Juno 10. There wcro not
many stocks floiilt In this rnornliif ! , but prices
were decidedly stronger. Tlio following bids
wcro iniulo on call :
Adnnri UHJ Mt. Key
Amurlcnn 3S5 M.llreun. , . . . .
Aitcc 2 Kllcitiotb 170
I.lttloAlbcrt ! > Vuiuu
MuntroiD GO
Boston Wool Market.
BOSTON. Mass. , Juno 19. There is n strong
cloniund for wool nnrt the snlos for tlio week
amount to U.llO.s.'OO uonirla of nil kinds. Tlio
nuirkot is-rente nirl prices tend In favor of
liuvors. Good Olilo sold nt l".KSOo ; ) for XX. and
XXX und above , Illc : Mluhlvun X , tv-7-ic. !
These are the lowest prices roaclicJ on these
grades this year. Combing and dolalno lleocos
( jnict nt : .oa4lo for No. 1 oomUIni : . . 'tiaiWo lor
Ulilo line dolalno , mid : rt : : > c for .Michigan do
lalno. Unwashed combine wools move slowly
nf..Vitaic for one quarter und at L'T@"S c for
? b'ood. The territory woolsworoselling utOO ®
GSc forvlcun or llnu.Gml ? . t'c for IIno tncdluni.and
fM&ATu for medium. Now TOXUH and Califor
nia lias been belllnc moio frocly at prices
raiiKlliK fiom 18c to'4o toaboutWlotofiOcclean.
Australian wools were In demand ulXtGtvio as
to ( luallty. Foreign curpot woo.s quiet und
btcady.
MlKCCllnnooUH AlarkotH.
LONDON , Juno 10. CALCUTTA LINSUCD I''s
M per quarter.
LiNSKKi ) CAKK Western , i'O 5a per ton.
Itosi.v Klnu , r > s ; id uer cwt.
HtuiAii Cuba , muscovudo fair relining , I3a
per cwt.
ANTWKIll' , JllllO 10. L'ETItOI.KUM IfllSf paid
und sellers.
LtvKui'Oot. , Juno 11) ) . AMERICAN RiriimuA- ! :
TOH HKKK I'ori'quurtors , 4.jd ! ; l.lndquiirter.s ,
OJjtl per Ib ; American llvo cuttle , rr > adper ; Ib.
LONDON , Juno I1. ) . HBKK Aniurlunti rofrljr-
erutor , forc < | uuiters , 'Js Kd ; lilndijuurters , Us
lud pur 8 pounds by the curcass.
New Vork Dry ( > OOIH ! Market.
Niw : VOIIK , Juno 10. llualncss in dry cooilu
is ut Dome udvnnco. Trade Is becoming recon
ciled. Tlio cotton K'lods market Is now shap
ing Itself and there Is more disposition to buy
for tlio fall trudc , but thcro seems to bo no
particular speculative feeling. Developments
are gradual , und much lumltli.or business Is
untlulpated. There were no price changes In
cotton goods today and the market tone was
settled.
Ilavan i Markotw.
HAVANA , Juno 10. SPANISH GOLD 32.i8a :
o
" "
"KXCIIANOE Wonk.
PudAii qulol ; l.U'UObagu of centrifugals. 'M
to Iki i degrees polarization , wore sold at J.'l.tKlH
cold per ( lulntal , and -Wi ( bags of centrifu
gals , ihi'.i ' degri'iis polarl.atlonoro bold ut
Matunzus at iaougold iieriiulntal ,
Oil A MIA 1.11 K S Til CK.
OMAHA. Juno. 19. ISfll.
OATTf.it Olllclul roooluts of cattle fa ) , as
comuiircd with. M)4 ) yesterday und 1.007
iTlday of lust week. Tlio market wus
ubout stoatly on Rood bandy fat cuttle.
Less desirable grades slow and f > to lOo lower.
I'ho ilocllno durlnir tlio week has been 15o to
UJc. Ilutclier stock und feeders wore slow uml
unclinnged.
llous Ulllclul recoluts of hoei 8.r as
compared with WrtH yesterday und SAW l''rl- '
dny of lust wook. The market was very
aetlvo ; all sold within an hour and u half.
The market opened So higher uml clu-ed u big
f > c higher. Tlio quality was gooU. The ran o
of the prices paid was { I. IJifM.M , the
milk soiling at * 4.4)l,4. ) " > . I.tidit , fl.t ; ,
heavy. JI.I.ISI.M ; mixed , fl.4oa4.4S. The
IIKO of the prices paid wii * * I.4IJ ! us compared
with iM.a7i yesterday and * l.2.'ij Friday of last
week.
PiiKKi' Thuro were no fresh receipts of
sheet ) . ' ' 10 | market svmpathUint ; with Chl-
uuiro , was lower. Nnt'ves. ' J2.7MW.OO ; west
erns , t'.WffiMW ; Koodoo to 7J-iu. Umbs. $ , "i.coa
C.V5.
Hcoi-lptH mil DlHponltloii or Stook.
Olllulal riK-olnts nnd dlspotltlon of stock ax
shown by the books of tlio Union stockyards
company for the twenty-four hours omllii ; ; ut
5o'clock p. m. . Juno 10. ISUI :
HKCKIPTA
I'ATTI.E. IIO.IS. Sllt.KI' . n's .V Ji'l.'s.
Can. Heart. Cars. II o.i.l. Cari.lllua.l. Cnrs. lloail
8.11"
Uoprosrmtatlvo Hnlcn.
No. Av. Pr. NoiTAv. 1'r. No. Av , 1'r.
8. .101:1 : $100 Rri.mi u oo sa. ISM wi" : !
8..I01U 4 CO UiJlMI SUO 1.H..IIII5 540
10. . ttiT , 405 l .ntl'J ' ft 10 30..11M3 r. 4J
JO. .1047 4 fiT'J 13.O20I 515 13. .1410 50J
17..ICOJ 4 SJ IKInJIsl 5 S3
S. . 720 105 BirjOS SIS 12. . 612 205
is. , osi i fs ir'Vso a as . . MS 270
ft. . lOVM 1 IX ) g'loTS 8 KO 3. . II Irt 80)
12. .1011 see it"u.w sn : o. . DM ) : ios
a. . DM am ? . Ann 240 i..iio : aiw
in. . O4t 201 5l,7n ( SIM i..isoo aoo
4. . U10 8 13 I..J-S7 2 CO
STOCKlnm AND IT.EDEItf.
c. . CM n sj i/i. . ' < 3it ( a co a. . 1003 373
i. . sio uio
_ h ,
nuu.s.
3. . MM 240 1 .MM 850 1..S7SO 850
2..11SO 2 40
CAI.VC&
0. . 205 4 23 1. . SM 4 M 8. . 1C5 4 60
BTr.UllS , VCAIlUNflB.
5. . 6M 3 50
MIXKD.
40. . 740 4 ! H
.MII.Klil8 AND fUMlINOEllS.
I tnllljor . . . . r.100
1 tnllkor . . ! . -MOO
1 springer . , . 8J 00
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Ph. I'r.
ftl 1M ) 160 H M 03 2-'l 1201440
7.1 IS8 I8J I M H3 2JO I'.O 440
72 lit ! 1V ) 4 W > 72 231 120 440
in 170 120 i as r.i sti 120MO
HI 1110 2I'J ' 4 .15 CO 353 280 440
7H 311 I'M 4 : i.r > 10 W7 44' )
II 2IW 120 435 H8 . . . .ll 100 442'i '
HO 21P , 210 4 ; 5 OS 2(13 ( 442'i
70 210 241) jr , dl 2X0 80 4 42
5 SM 4115 (1'J ( M2 HO 4 42'i
73 lOd 20D 4 35 72 21' . M I 12V
80 ISI 120 4 115 Til 2:11 : 20J 442'i
03 212 HO 4 : a 7(1 ( 210 2.SO I I2'i '
OS 211 120 4 35 7ll 200 120 4 42Vt
fill 1(13 ( 40 4 . ' 13 fiO KM K.O 44
PI IIU 40n \ \ Oi 27(1 ( 40 44.- ,
LO 244 10 4.'I5 (10 ( 27i ; I2J 445
8) 2U7 112) 4 IB 07 . . . .208 120 445
Cl ( 212 12J 4113 53 231 - 445
02 IKi 210 413 ft ) 202 200 445
71 2)5 ) 280 I IB ! 1170 445
71 2W : 1120 4 ; i7' ' { O'J 21(1 ( 200 445
71) ) 2,12 210 4 : i7" M 21(1 ( 120 445
7J 227 1(10 ( I W'i 02 301 M 445
110 103 2SO 4'i7iS 71 250 200 145
b ! ) 171 120 4 , ' 17',4 70 2.13 IO'J 415
07 220 3W ) 4 II7'i CO Kit 200 445
77 324 10 4 ; , ? S4 ( StS 445
f.l IUI 80 I ; i7U 03 2.S5 WO 443
W . . . . 2.0 120 I 37li < ' ' ( l 2(11 ( 445
128 24(1 ( 80 440 03..2I2 80 445
111 215 ICO 440 . ' > 3 205 2Kl 443
7i : 221 2iIO 4 10 78 UKi 445
63 254 240 140 08 2:1 : ! ) 200 445
.SI 218 11H ) 440 71 l ! 2JO 443
74 2'.0 4J 443 74 2ii : 200 445
70 221 HO 440 04 2(11 ( 100 445
04 220 Kill 440 (17 ( 2c5 40 445
70 231 10J 440 l.TJ 30 ! ) 2 > J 445
07 20 : ! 8(1 ( 440 71 34(1 ( HU 443
75 323 1M ) 441) W ) 277 bO 445
74 SO HO 4 4J 01 253 100 443
m 2U2 40 440 02 . . . "M 60 445
(17 ( 2J4 40 440 01 : ill N ) 445
HO HHJ 100 4 to 50 2(11 ( 3110 445
M 222 120 440 07 2CG 40 4 4\
71 2.14 120 440 SO 275 SO 443
77 214 20J 440 11 301 445
71 2118 320 440 50 -OS 240 4 47Vi
70 210 120 440 70 21K5 4 47'i
73 UK ) 40 440 63 312 203 4 5'J
71 2(5 4) 443 S3 31K feO 450
8.1 1US 40 4 4D 51 35' ' ) 453
CO 1IJ ! I'.O 440 S3 . . . .253 280 450
(13 ( 230 83 440 05 2(11 ( 4 M
77 240 30 440 55 3J2 M ) 4f > 0
78 241 120 440 00 314 80 455
:0 2U'J ' 80 440 70 30G 465
I'lOS AND IIOUOII
0 81 2 ; . ' . ) , 20 112 'SO 375
15 HI _ 5'J 77 137 120 410
10 1OT 3 53 -
Ijive Stouk Mnrlcct.
CHICAGO , Juno 10. [ Special Toiogram to
THE Ilui : . ] There "was no further sagging of
prices , buyers appearing to bo satisfied with
the ro.luctlon of I. > ii20c per 100 pounds secured
during the procortlnt ; three days. Although
fresh arrivals were comparatively light , there
were enough held ever cattle to swell the sup
ply to moio than , average dimensions nnd HOI-
lors hud to work hard lo umpty the pens. They
succeeded In ilohix ; so ou a b.isls of SI. 251.25
for Inferior to choice cows , heifers and bulls.
J1.75&4.00 forwtockers and feeder.- ) , $1.2530.35
for common to cx'ra shipping steers , and 81. 51
< 3 > 5.0u for Tcxatis. While the raiuo of quota
tions Is thus wide tliu major part , of the day's
supply clnngcd owners at iJ.O ( & 3.2."i for eows
and bulls. J5.oo < jj5.7. ; ) for shipping steers , and
$2.5. © 4. OJ forTo.Naiis. Stock catllo were dull
: lt a cbnsldcrublrf decline from lust week's
prices , offerings excdeJIng the demand , The
calf market also was overstocked and weak.
The ho , : market continued to strengthen.
It was easily Co higher than for Thursday and
! ! > © 2Uc higher than at thu uloso of last week.
Very few of the offerings wcio so poor IIH not
to lie saleable at better than $3.55. The bulk
brouglit ? 4.(154.75. ( This very substantial ad
vance has taken place under u supply equul
to that of thu previous live days and with no
special encouragement from the provision sit
uation. There was brisk trading today at
$4.f > 54.75 for common to best quali
ties. . Mixed lots generally sold at
$ I.5.V(4.C5 ! and grassers at 2. > < i . ' ! 5o elf from
prices paid for corn fatted hogs. At thu close
the market took a weaker turn though Into
sales did not indicate much actual change In
values.
The Evening Journal reports : CATTLE Tlc-
celptH , 7OjO ; shipments , 2,5,0. Market weak ,
dull ; prime native si corn. J < J.XJ ( ; good to
cnoice. $5.405. ! j others. $4.15'3 ' ! . ' > .50j TOXUIIK ,
$2.fcO4.0U ; eows , $ c. > .2Vft3.7. > .
IltKiri Kecolpts , 2U.OOO ; shipments , 8,000.
Market active , higher ; rough and common ,
84.&K&M5 ; . . .txo.lnml packers , Sl.5034.cu ; prime
heavy and butcher weights , W.C5ffl4.75j light ,
J4.-5 ( 4.75.
SllEKl' Uecelpts. 3.0U1 : slilni' > 'nts , 3.030.
Market we.ik ; natl'vcs , fl..WS,5 , 35 ; Tuxiins. J3.75
fit4.3U ; westcins , * 4.2'I.8D ' ; Itimus.
Now Y < irk Live Stoolc .Market.
NF.W YOIIK. Juno 10. HBIVKS Hecclpts.
2,3e9huad , Incliidln.- ! ! earn for sale ; market
steady. Native steers. J l.iiiS,4..U : ( ' : Texans ,
Sl.40f83.01 : bullstanJ eows , { 2.00'iV ) ; dres-id
beef , SUffWHe. Slilpmonts tomorrow , Iuo7
beeves and 7,050 quarters of beef.
CALVIS : Iteeelpts , 14" ! market steady ;
veals. W.KV7lr.oo ( ; butteimilk calves , $ ' .M'5ii3.r. ( " .
SHEEP llcct'lpts. 5.2iO ( head ; market linn ;
sheep , $4.37V < i5.5'J per owt : lambs , ! } O.OJSi7.ll ( ;
dichbcd mutton , linn at 0&10 > ic ; dresbed
lamls , steady at li'iQ.1211.
HonK"liecelpts , Incliullng one oar for sale ,
3,001 head ; market firm at $ t.7. ' > @ . ' ) .25.
City Ijlvn St uk .Xarkot.
KANSAS OITV. Mo. Juno ID. CATrrUo -
cclptH , 4,220 ; shipments. COO ; market dull ,
lower ; stcorrf , KWSO.IO ; cows , { 2.00i4l.40 :
htoekors and feeders. } 2.40 < r4.U ! ; ( ) .
lions IlucMlnth. (1,140 ( ; slilpinents , 1,2:10 : ; nuir-
kot active. 7'o higher : bulk , $ l,40@l.5j ; ll
grades , } 3.00l,55.
_
St. IouiH Ijivo Stouk Alarket.
PT. Louts. Mo , Juno 19. CATTM : Io"olpt .
2.8JO ; slilpiiients 1.000 ; market firm ; fair to
fancy native steers , Sl.7.i ( . ' > .75 ; TexaiiH and
Indian steer * . . ' . : K/L'.I.O ! .
110(19 Kece'pts. : i.oroi shlpmentH , 3,210 ; mar
ket higher : hc.'iw. 1.55 4.115 ; mixed , { 1.20 ®
4. CO ; llL-ht. W.KVliil.M.
0.11 A II.l WllOl.KHAltK JI.l ICSiKTS.
Krcsli Krtilts.
Hi.ArKiir.iiitiES I'er case , $ ; LOO ,
lli.At'i ; ItAsl'iir.iniiBS I'ercasc. $1.01.
CiiKititlDS L'allfarnla. per 10-lh box , Jl.7.1 ;
hi lie it Tartarian , $1.75 ; southcru cherries , { 1.25
per drawer of IS quarts.
LIMONH : Choice stock , per box. J0.03 ; f aiiuy ,
-10167.00. .
TKXAS l'iAniES-.I'or : M bushel box. noc.
STHAWiiKiiitinHi-MlhMurl slock. J..o ® 2.25per
21 quart case ; Iowa -stock , Hli'.rK ) per ease.
OliANdKS Los -Am-clos , $3.25 ; Mediterran
ean hweolB , Ji ; 'i > ii I.V.'i.
( IiiKKN tiosinKiiiiKS : ( I'er 24 quart c.
2.252.5' ) ; drawi'riif H quarts S1.7j.
11ANANAS I'or' billich , t..5U13.03 ( ! for fancy
shipping ttock. . _
The following' ifiiotatlons represent the
pr ces at which choice stock Is billed out on
oroors unlexN othurivise blaled :
ONIONS lluruiuUd. per ease. $2.25 ; Califor
1 T
, . ! per Hi. >
SoUTiiiiii.v HHANHWax. . C'vai7.)0 per ? j biibticl
bov ; siring. 50Ui .uipvr ! ii bushel liox ,
1'oTATOKS Homo grown Hloek In small let
fiom thoHlore , 41-lu.
Atil'AIIAtiUH 30ui0r | ( lo/ .
UKANS Navy , tt ft per bushel. .
OAiiiiAdK lloiuui Crown. ( Xu ) per doz , orSjo !
per Hi.
SOUTIIKII.N C'AIIUU.OWIH ; 1'er dozen , $1.50.
NBW | ' ( ITATOIS : for Ib , 2'/WC234C. '
TdMATdKs K'trioy stock , per ei ate , $2.50.
NKW llBKTS-1'or do ? , 3fi 4.lo.
I'KAS I'orbushel box , Jl.25 < il.51j per H bushel
box , ( ttc.
CucuMiiiiits t'ordoz , COo.
Country I'rodnun.
Eons f ales range all the way from 14 to l.lc.
roui.Titv The market on old fowls IN a llttlu
weak nnd sales of good htock are made at 43.50
Cj- ! . " . " > . Spring ehlekens are bei'omlng more
plenty and aru selling at fl.O > ifl.iO per 1102.
The ducks arriving are mostly Miiill : and go
at about IJ..VJ. TurUoyi. , ito per Ib.
HuTTKii A very larco proportlonof the but
ter Is helling at luo.
II AV llcbt upland , 49.00 & 10.00 ; pool or grades ,
So.00a7.00.
Flour.
Omnha milling company. Itellance , I'utont ,
2PO ! Invincible1'uUmt. . W.W ) ; Lone Star ,
Huporiativi ) . } ; ' . VJ | t-nowllaUe , $ - . IU ; Taney
1'amlly , ( MM.
H. I' , ( illlnian'a Gold Mortal. f28ii Snow
White , ( IM ; Snowiliike , (2.10 ; low Krailv , tl.t.0 ;
Queen of the 1'aiitry. (2 UO ; bran. tl.VCO ;
chopped feed , ; ; ' 4,00 | Minnesota Superlative ,
J..bu.
K , L. Welch It , Co. , Wolch'i Ucat , t2,65i frown
Prince. ! ' .70 ; Mliine otn Chief. fS.40 ; Splendid
Kumlly. 2.10i Stralglit , tUXX
A very small pill but n very gooJ ono. Do
Witt's Llttlo Earlv Ulsors.
KOV'fll OJIAMI.l ,
Mrs. Chnso , Twentieth nnd O strootl3 dnn-
forously 111.
l rank CocUroll has rottirncd homo for va
cation , from the Dos Molnos college.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Ktrkpntrlck Imva returned
from n month's sojourn In Colorado and Utah.
C. ( J. Vnuphan. dclccato to tlioTypoitniphl *
cnl union , has ] ust returned from thu lloston
convention.
The pupils of St. ARnes" nendomy held n
rehearsal of the commencement exorcises lu
Ulum's hull yesterday afternoon.
II , Hoynnin , Twonty-slnth nnd .T streets ,
iruvon parly last e von Ing In honor of the
fourteenth birthday of his daughter.
Misses.Vnro of 1'npllllon nnd Hov. C. D.
Allen of Custor Mothodlsl , Episcopal church ,
Omaha , nro the guests of lev. Mr. D.iwson.
\V. W. Phelps hns sold the ClilcnRo , Hook
Island nnd 1'nclllc land to the amount of
Sir ; ! ,000. The transfer was muJo yesterday.
Postmaster fllaspow passed his llfty-llfth
milostoiio yesterday , and the employes took
occasion to present him with a compli
mentary address and n hnndsomo present.
Miss Tina Dnlston , bookkeeper for Lamson
\Vnlltor , gel a IliiKer caught In the heavy
door of the ofllcc safe and badly mashed. The
Injured member had to bo amputated at the
first joint.
Next Wednesday evening Hochtvo led < jo
No. L'SI , Ancient , ! roc nnd Accepteu Masons ,
will hnva nn Installation at their rooms , nnd
Past Grand Mu tor J. J. Mercer of Omuha ,
will preside.
Vostcrday was nn old tlmo big day down nt
the stock yards ; the hop market was the best
of the season. There was n good steady demand
"
mand for porkers at strong prices. Tho" run
was MX ) cars.
The South Omnha conference camp meet
ing will bo hold at Fremont from July (1 ( to
15. Kev. Mr. Dawson will bo In charge.
Kovs. Mr. Daw-son and E. M. Hlchnrdson
leave next week to attend the Chautauqua.
EddloSwartout , four-year-old son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Svvartont , who reside ou Twenty-
llrst nnd N streets , was run over.'bv nn ex
press wagon yesterday morning. The wagon
passed over his loft wrist and foot. The In
juries nro not serious.
Uurncss & Parks of this city bavo been
axvarded the contract for building the ad
dition to the Cudahy packing works In Chi
cago. The specifications call for a building
ii.VJxi'VOO , and llvo stories high. Mr. George
Parks will leave for Chicago Monday to com
mence work.
The various Omaha turner societies will
take this city by storm tomorrow evening on
the occasion of the two picnics and gym
nastic exhibitions to bo given by the local
organizations. The Dohomlnn. Turners will
entertain their friends nt National hall , and
the Gorman Turners will display their skill
before hosts of admiring friends nt Blum's
hall.
hall.Marshal
Marshal Brcnnnn's ' mandate went forth
yesterday that all unlicensed dogs should bo
shot todny. The police went at the slaughter
with great gusto and the deep , dull mono
tone of the city was frequently broken by
pistol shots. By noon twenty-live untairuod
canines of hlg and low decree wcro gathered
to their ancestors and as many loyal citizens
were hot behind the ear.
A Contribution from Toxnn.
Air. J. B. Boswcll , ono of the best known
citizens of Brownwoqd , Tex. , contributes the
following item as his personal experience :
"After having suffered Irora dlarrhcua for
some time and hnvinir tried different medi
cines with no god : results , I tried a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic , Cuolcra nnd Diarrhoea
Kcmedy , which relieved me nt once , and I
recommend it to all who may bo suffering
from this troublesome complaint. "
YuU ThOUBLEO
With an old sore , ulcer , or
gun shot wound that refuses
to hcJ ? For Five years "
up. If
I liiid a sore let ; , which
so take
would yield to n > ticnt-
O. c O. c O. c , inent tint 1 1 took t o
and be- b.mlcs of S. S. S. , wh ch
prompt y cured it , : nd
come there h.is 1)3 n o ign < f
o . .rn ; this wis ; in 188(1. (
your
K. K. Hot-T , o\vton , N. O.
former
self. S. S. S. , has cured
many such cases after every
other remedy had failed.
toots on eiooo jtfo sieifl
Th.Svi' " - ( ' " tl n >
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
"Lot another man pralsothcc , and not ihlno
own miiiith , A stranger and not thlno own
lip * . " Hov. ( ieors'o Miilor , t'urlllu. Iowa ; Knv.
Anthony Jacoht , Sidney , Iowa ; Hov. .1. W.
Carter. I'loiiKiut Drove. Iowa ; Hov. B. K
I'erry , Cedar Hiipdn ! Iowa ; Hov. W. 11. Mlo.
Leavenworth , Kan'-as ; Hov. .1. T. Mumford.
JCmerson , lown ; Hov. J. W. Uathcart. ICniur-
son. Iowa ; Hov. Oilman I'arUer. Rmerson ,
Iowa ; lion. T..I. Abel , Deeatur , Illinois ; W.
A. Stroir. : . I'ouii'-ll ' Itliill's , low.i. When Mum
men as the aliovo have glvou tholr testliiKiu-
lals In praise of Mooro'H Tree of llfo nnd the
luiiilliiK wholosnlo druir houses Miy they have
given entlie Hatlsfactlon whuro they have
been sold , what bel'er evldeni'o do you want ?
Why should you suffer whim you can bo cured
by using Mo ire's Tivoof Ufo.
Mooro'n Tioo of l.lfo. a p'nlllTB euro for Kldn3f
and l.lvnr iumil : : lint and all blood dl4.iini , H.IDI u
ay to ituiriir whun you c.m tu curud by udlaj Mujro'4
'i'rcoof I-ifo. tiiodruit l.lfo Kumulv )
i'lllchotcr'a Kiiultiih Itlaiaond llond. |
Orltfli.ul anil Only GvnutnCi
* rE klwivi rrllkbll , LADIES Uk
Dru.'iM fur CKIiKiltr t fnfliilt
lurtJ 0rJ > , I lu Kcd aO < l tivW uicUlllo
atffl ifideJ vlili Mat rllilMti ToLo
10 olkt'r. l ! < f\ttt < iuri9 roul luAtdfu.
, ivnt an J fnffdlloni. At DraxxUli , cr i'n.
In iltaipa Iff v ' ul l1. . lrlllui. > nUlfl loj
"Krtlvr for l.aillcs.'M'iIcMrr. bj rft nm
Mull. Kl.OUO Ti-nlnionlili Kami < 'u
. rhrter4'litptlalC't . , MuilUnn Nqui
u u > j
oIIOilsys
Hnparttllcarsd.DK.J
Not lee to CoiitiaotorH.
Illds will bo received until Saturday , July
11 , IMil. for the Kr..d.n of about llvo and onn-
liulf miles of mud and thu hulldlnxof two
brldires between thirty nnd forty feet In
leiiKlb. In t'oliimhiis lovvimhlii , 1'lattw coiiiitv ,
Ncbraslia. The right to reject any or all bids
N reserved. I'or particulars apply to
JG-lJ-iWu i7M A. C. Vn KK
Clerk Columbus T
\\r l Vrl1li1I'\ Airenl'Tlo ' poll tlio I'lnlom
All 1 1M ' . ( lothei Line ; thn only line ever
Invented that holds the e-Jolliu * wlthmit pln ; n .per
fect nK-ciihi ; imti'iil it'cently l ued , sold only ur
OKi'iitK , tn wlimn thooieliulvorliilit In Klvun ; on ro-
ciilnLuf ( Oculit.t o wl'lsmida sample line by mall ;
ulso circulars ; price ll > t and terms to "Venls : iii'ourii
your terrllnry nt < mco. Address TI1K I'IM.KSS
CI.OTHKS LINK CO . 1' llurmon St.orce lur
Ua'iss '
OMAHA Hend for circular orciilo n W.
II. KIIKIIWOOD. 423 New Vork
BOHOOL OP Life llldV , Omaha , Neti.
TELEGRAPHY.
OMAHA
uiiiiiia'
DIRECTORY.
AWN1NQ3 AND TENTS.
mcLa.Tont & Awn
ing Co.
l'Mtf , llnnimiicki , Oil nn.l
HiililperCiullilntt. Snmlfor
cntnlodiie. Ill ; ) Knriinni.
DIOYOLES.
A. II. Perrigo&Oo. M , 0 , Daxon ,
All.Mnko" , All 1'r Ices , All lllcjclca Sold on Monthly
1'arti. 1'nrnioats.
1315 DodRO Street. Knrniun St. , Omnli.v
BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS
Omaha Republican Printing Oo. ,
Law briefs , bank supplies , ami oror/tlilntf la Ihe
printing line.
10th ntut PoiiKla * streets.
Ackerniann Bros. & Ileintzo ,
Printers , blndcri , cloclrolvperj , blank book manu
facturer * , *
llliUtoirarl Mreot , Onn'ii.
BOOTS AND SHOE3.
Charles A. Ooo & Oj. , Kirkcndnll , Jone ? & 0o
Mnnufnctiircrs anil Job- \VhoUmlo .Mauiifactur'i
bcrs. AK < Mit" for llojlon Hub-
tier Shoo Co. . HIM , IIUI ,
UK ) IlovTnrd trct- uml HOii llnrm-y St.
_
Williams Van Aor- IvVvTMoneTOoT
nam & Harto , phoo factory. Corner lllh
ami IMiml i K. ( lni. :
1212 Ilnrncj street , ha. Mi'ri'liauti InvltoJ
Omaha , Nob. local ) an 1 examine.
BOXES. BUTCHERS.
John L , Wilkie , Louis Heller ,
Omnhn paper box f actor j HiitchcM1 nnd I'sckorV
1317-131'J ' Ioir-Hi. Tools A Bnppllos. Hoof ,
hoc A sheep ( Mslnits.
Orilcr.i promptly llllj. ! . lllf-lll3.Inrkiotl St.
OABRIAGES , BUGGIES , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Omnhn'D I.nrcest Viirlotr
WAGONS AND
CAUIUAOHS
CARPETS. | CLOTHING.
Omaha Oarpot Oo. , Gilmore & Buhl.
Cnrpcti" , oil clotn ! , m t- SlnnufnotiirPM , V Wholo-
tlnm.curtihlifoo 14.011. pnlo C'lothlors ,
1611 DoiuLit strait. 1IOJ Hnrncr St.
CIGARS.
West & Fritsolnr ,
Mi nnfnctnn > rn flnBClitixrs
jobbers of Ic.ifuibncco ) .
1011 Parimm street
COAL , COKE , ETC.
American Fuel Oo. Howell & Co. ,
Shippers nnrt ilo.ilert la
authrnclto and bltu * : I7B. 14th street ,
inliitiis cunl.
Omnhn , Nob.
115 S. 15th stroot.
Nebraska Fuel O Johnson Bros. ,
2I3S. 13th straat. Oil Fnrnnm SirccU
Omnhn. Nob. Omnhr , Neb.
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornice Works F , Euempinc ;
Mariufncturcrs ofOnlvnn- Onlvanlicd Iron cornices ,
IztMl Iron Cornlco. Dormer windows , door
Winnow caps , meU > llcky cnp , lln Inlt etc. Tin
llKlitt etc. 1110 and 1112 Iron nnd iitnto roofer.
DodcoSl. 811 Knrnnin gt.
CEMENT AND LIMB.
J , JV Johnson & Co. ,
:18B. 13th Btrait ,
Omaha , Nob.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok-Kosh Dry
Goods 0 .
:
Dry pooit * , furnishing ,
Booiln. notion ) . Dry fiirnHliliw Koodi , notion K0id ( * , iont5 .
Cor. lllh nn.l Howard nil. Corner llth and llarnoy
ELEOTBIOAL SUPPLIES.
Din'ltOlTAUTOMATIC
Wolf Electrical Oo. Electric Motors
Illustrate * ! Catalouua and DyiriiiKH. CutalOKtio
freo. free. 11 , A. Klnnoy.tii'ii'I
1G14 Capitol Avenue. Aut. 83'MN.r.Mfu
FABM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo , , General vrettorn aiont
Corner Jones and Uth ati. Skanilla Plow Co ,
Oiu.tlia. Nub. ISI'J-Mil Sliuriuan avo.
FLOUR.
E. L. Wolo'a & Co , , R. T. Davis Mill Co , ,
1012 N. Ilith atroot. C. O. Unilcrivoo 1 ,
J. K. McCray. Mnnaner. Manniier nt Oinnlii.
Mill at llun.lcraun . , .Minn. Cor. Eth mid Jackson sts.
S. F. Oilman , Omaha Milling Co. ,
.Merchant Mlllor-i ,
1014 N. ICtlntrcuL
Olllcu ami .Mill W13 Noith
O. U. Illack - Manneer. lIUli Street.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stona Furniture Beo'oo & Runyau Furniture -
niture Oo , , nituro Oo.
Buccoixon to C.A. lloobo
Furniture nnd cnrpcti , i Co. .
im-lir.lKarimmBlrcet , Oraco and Uth Sts.
fJOODS.
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Kcnnird Qlasa and J. A. Fulhr & 03. ,
Ptvint Oo. , KVJ D.jutflll SUJJt.
1103-1412 Harneyntrojt.
Omilia , NuU Omalrk
William Blake , Bruoj t J )
WO-'JOS lAHTOii.rort'1 is.
017 and ClU South Kith at. ,
. Omaha , Neb.
Omaha. Nob.
GROOEHIE3.
Paxton & Gallagher , Meyer & Raapka ,
7W-7II H. lOthttruvt , HU3-K05 IlarnuyilrjaS ,
Omahm Nub. Omaha , Nub.
D. M. Steele & Oo. , Bloan , Jolmoi : & Oo.
VUi uad l.unvunwurtli
I'JUt-l''Ol Joiios utruat ,
Urt'fH ,
Oiualin , Nub. Omuha , Nob.
Alloa Bros , , MoOord , Brady & Oo.
1114 Ilurnoy ntruoU I31huad I.c.'ivenwortli
Omaha , Nob. Om'tha , Nebraiika.
GUN POWDER.
Q. Oiark.
Cit'nlVo turn _ .
Oupunl's Hportlnlf ( Jun
ixmdur. Atlat hlifli Diplu-
,
lllb ilaruoutrutU
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
_
Tonsroy & Bryan , S. A. MoWhortor
roViTK , grain , provision * ; IIJ lit Null Hunk , Drokon
nd stock * . ill * 8. llth I'rlvato wires to Mn
ft. Private wire lo Chi York. Uhlcxico ami Bt.
KO.St. Ixmli anil Now huuli. Umh gruld
York. boufthtfor nil market *
Oookrcll Bros. ' P , 0. Swnrtz & Oo , '
llrokem. I'rlvnto wire * llrokorMrnlnl'roTtilon )
Id Now York , Chlnuo .V dc. I'rlrntg wire to St.
HI. Louis , tipoclal alien- 1.011)9 ) ntul ChloiRO. OiHca
lion ulvcn to trnck klili lu I't.Nntl llnnk.Omaha.
onuraln , lul Nal'l Jlnttk. 'ir , 8. UuiaUft
HARDWARE.
Rector &WilholmyOo Lco-Olark-Aiulroo3jn
Cor. 10th snJ Jackson its llardw.irj Oo.
1M-1IIO llnrnrr atreit ,
Oiuah * . Omiih.1 Nnb .
IRON WORKS.
Paxton & Vierling Omaha Safe & Iron
Iron Work' , Works
,
roittM nnd cast Iron
liulldlnit mirk , cnlno < . Mnnuf'rs Hro nnd burqUf
brass work , icanoral proof snfcs , rnnlts , Jnll
foundrr. mnchlno niU work , Iron uluitmrs nnd
blncksmllh work. U. I1. tire osrapos. II. AU <
Ilj. unJKtluU drvcn.llth A Jackson ill
Wilson & Drake ,
M'f'K tnbnlnr Hues , flr
bin boilers , tnnks , ato.
riorro nml IPth street" .
LIQUORS.
Her & Co. , William D.tnt ,
Liquor Morchinti. Wlnjl , I.lquorl and Cl-
111. tlnrnar 'trtt' .
Mnniirnctur'rii IConu j.l C.IM.
llnstlndlnllltturj. l.'lll Fn.rn.iin St. , Omiu
L. Kirscht & Co , , Prick & Hcrlcrta
Wholesnlo Liquor Io.ilort Wholesale LlquorDcaljrl
1001 t'nrnnm Street MlKISS. . lOtli St.
R. R. Grotto ,
Importer nnd .lobb.ir of
Wlnos nnd LlquoM.
lO'.l ) nnd Wi Karnam St.
1'rlce llsli on application.
LUMBER.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stonohill , I. Oberfcldor & Co. ,
Mllllnorr , Notloiu Importers anil Jobberi in
Uln.iki , Eta .Millinery ,
lidil- ; South IItU
11C-I13S. ICth St. , Omitia Mnct.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT , BTO
Max Meyer &Bro. Oo. A. Hospo , Jr. ,
MTcJowclpM. ilenleri In I'lnnoi , Orenns , Artist1
musical ImtrumuntJ ,
etc. , Mntorlnli , Ktc. ,
F.irnnm anil Ilith. l..ii : DoiiKlni Street.
OILS.
Consolidated Tank
Line Oo.
Hcllnoil nnd lubrlcttlnr
oil ? , nxlo t'roaic , ota
K. It. Until , Mun : < or.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Ribbel & Smith , .Schroodar & Oi. ,
Dealers In countrj prod Cash bujrori butwr ail
uce , frulU , vfuolublej , ciU' . anl . .
cto. million inerolianti ,
1207 Hownrd street. fit Bouth llth stroot.
Eob2rt Purvis , E. B. Branch & Oo. ,
1217 Hownrtl streat
1'roitiicc , frulli of .ill
Write for prloni on bat klnd , oyatcrs ,
ter , CKK * , poultrj and
lllth A. llnrney street.
Kirschbraun & Sons , Jas. A. Olark & Oo.
Hutter , chceio , ouzi ,
flutter eggs and poultr/
lioultry luiit 1:1:110 : ,
109 Hownnl street. W.i South 13th street.
Bates & Oo , , Williams & Oroi3 ,
Country produce , Tiilti ' , I'roiluco and frultl ,
vt < KetnlIo ) , Krocori'
upeclitltle . tent , nplooi ,
etc. 417-UDS. IltUHt. 1211 II rnor 'trojt.
I. Eandazzo & Son ,
211 South 13th Street.
Foreign AlXiraustlo h"rulti
Klurliln OraiiKoi AHIcllr
Frult . Hritnch liouse , 7
N. I'oters Bt , New Orl'ni
PAPER. RUBBER G'DS ,
Oarpontor Paper Co. , Omaha Rubbar Oo. ,
Carry n full Block of M.'inufuctnrlni anl JJS-
printing , wrapping and bersall klndirubbur
. wrlttnx paper , carj pa Kood < .
per , etc. I03J Knrn rn itrait
SEBDd. I
EmersDn Saoil Oo. , DufTy-Trowbridja
Seed Krnvrort , doilori li Stovj
tree eodt , u > t
- ' ' KtOVll pip ) .
< -'l-l'4l rioutli 15th
121.1-1215 Ije.irnnirnrtli .it ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , E "C.
M. A. Disbrow & Oo. , Bohu Saali & Dcor Oo
Manufacturon of saili. .Maiitifiii'turoni of inou
iloor.H. blind ) n nil InKi , bllmlH , ill urn ,
.MtmMlnk'i. Branch ( if etc. , etdl
tlce , I''th and Itard. ti lith ; and Clark streets.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Engine & A , L , String & Sons ,
Pump Oo , ,
Iliilllclay vrlnd inlllv OH lUUMOOl Farnam
and UJJ .lone * Hi. ( t. RIte
Ito s , actlnu inanaEor. Omaha , Nub.
TEA , OOPFEE3 , SPIOES , OIQARS.
Oonsolidatcd
Company ,
1414 and Ilia lUrnoyit.
Omaha , Nob.
TOYS. | BILLIARDS.
II. Hardy & Oo. , The Bnmawiok-Balk
Collcndor Oo
Toy * , ilolls , albums , funor , i ,
liuoili , houxifurnUbliu Illlir I iiur Mil illin ,
Halnnn Ottuni
Ki'inls , clilldrun'i car- 407. t < fJ H. loth atrujb
rlanos. MID Kiirpuimt. Omalm
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , - LIMITED.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Oo Huntur & Qroen ,
< & ? Kichanuo lluUJliu , W Kichanvu Ilulldlnj
Honlll Omaha. Houth Omiinn.
S. J. Ooflimn , Siniloy
llulldliu
Bouth Omaha.
P. T. HUGHES ,
WllOI.IHAI.I ! CAH11 CO.M.M1HHION .M15U JIIA.NT
lii'.IWl Market l.treut , Denver. Colorado.
Kliiln , 111. , and Western t'roimery llulter Ku
Cheese. IO.OCU A I cinply OKK c oi , with tillers to
lonn tn mv sblppers and others ui lie IIIM.I llvo cases
und up Hlilp by last freluht. iuud. < mo.ii ; MiltHirla
ilcmand durlna May. llullablu for quotiU-JH * on do-
maud.
LYON & MEALY
