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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1891)
THE OMAHA DAILY BElD : TUESDAY , JUNE 23 , 1801. Qenerally Strong Trade in Ohioigo Wheat but Prices OIoso Lower. lARGE DECREASE IN THE GRAIN SUPPLY , HOB ProiluclH Have n Tendency to H Cnttli ; Stonily tolllKlior Stock * and HoiulH DcnlH In 'Mining .Shares. JltlCAflO , Juno S3. Wheat wai Kcnorall.V strong today and especially around tlio open ing. Cables were about steady. Thoru were dispatches tolling of hurt weather from vari ous points In tlio winter wheat holt whuro llio harvest Is now In projress , but tlio weather map Indicates much more clear weather li those section * thtn : ilnrlnR the latter part of last week. I'rivuto advices fr om Kansiis , Ne braska. cuntr.il Ohio uinl parts of Indiana were received tolllnxuf deterioration In tlio condition of tlio crop. These were bullish In tliclr effect , but apparently the chief factor leading to an advatico In prices at tliu open- lir , ' was tint fuaturu of manipulation in July. Only a tow days remain until July will bo - corny tliu currant month und tlio shorts liuvo become nervous over tlio action of prices In tli'it ' future ilnrlir'the jiait few days. They found Unit prlcns worn lining put up and down with vury Illtlo trade pausing. They started In to cover at tin1 outset of the day and the re sult after mi cany fall w.is a decided ad vance. July opcniHl nt 9."ijTia" ! > ' 4 nfjalnst Ol o as the closing price on Saturday and dropped toli5u ; but tlicsollliiK crowd wan soon tired of Its lioldlnxH , und tliu demand continuing urgent , CMici'lnlly for July , n uulrk reaction set In , currying tliu price to ! Ki' ' e. Logan .V Co. , \Milto.t Co. and Komielt , t Hiipklns worn Kood buyers In tlio early trailing. Indoitlons : that the decrease In t ho visible supply would be larger than expected , the fact that Now York Blocks had decreased l.r > 1,000 bushels and thnt tliu clcnranco.s from thnt port Saturday footed up itiVO'JO bushels of wheat , 4.70J bar rels and 7fitOMacliH of Hour , were all strong factors for a time. Later , when the most gen eral buyer * bad secured what they wanted and had withdrawn , and reports of clearing weather and liberal estimate for tomorrow hud been received , prices began to weaken and July Hold oil lo'.M.V' , reacted to 9J8c ! and closed at ! U"ic. dun was llrm , early , largely In sympathy with wheat. July .started at ftTi'aC and wont up quickly during the sharp bulge In wheat to IVi'je. lioports showed a good deal of nervous ness for a time and the .short selling became active. Long property came out freely und wheat luciaklng about the Maine time , corn followed. Iliteral estimates also helped to create a weakness ami when once started the break wan easy to ye to J c. A little reaction followed , the u.trly sellers making an effort to rover and secure profits , when It sold to 65140 , but reacted to M'jo again. Near the close there N as another rally and tlio cloao was nt.Vi'Vc. Oats were fairly active , the feature being the Htrengtb In July , There wan good buying by shorts and this gave the market Its stren.Hi. The opening was at 'I5c , a decline of c since Saturday , advanced to 'H'.ic ' , ro- ncted to : ! 4. * c , rallied to : i3 , * c , and closed at that. Hog produetH were ciulol and the change In prices were limited to a narrow range. Tha natural tendency was the weakness on ac count of the largo receipt of hot's , but the early strength In grains prevented a break. The close wns generally slightly lower than Saturday. The loading futures ranged as follows : AUTICI.BH. \VniAT-NO. : 2 Juno July ! Mi ( AllKllit HUH COIIN No. 2 .lime WM S7H S7J ( July KM MV , Alliwit XI OATS No. 2 XIX July X , AllKUft 31M September 30) ( mi W > 6 SIKHS I'UIIK July 1007W IU 20 10 or , IU 20 September IU SO IU 47K IU3U IU 45 July G 15 0 15 c 10 ( i ir > September. C37W ti 40 IlliiH July 5 87 5 'W L K , 5t W September. G IU K 15 a 15 Cash ( imitations wi > ro ns follows : ! ! , un Dull ; uncliniieed ; uprliiB patent's W.)3..40j ! ) ) winter patents. JI.8j5.1U ; bakers , J4.IC4il.S5. WHEAT No. 2 .sprint : whoat. 9C ( , < fl9l4'c ( ? : No. a , sprint : whoal. IWuVlo ; No. 2 red , WiiiOOo. Coit.N No. 2 , MU.JC. OATH-NO.2. 'lOftt-'iiWo ; Xo. 2 white , 30'iffi4Ici No. 'I white , : i7T.TJc. ! ( ; ) ! KVE No. V , 7 ; > @ 7c. ( ; IlAlll.KV No. : ' , COc. Kl-AXSKKD No. I , J 1.00. TIMOTIIV SKKD I'rlme , II.S7. 1'oiiK Moss pork , tier barrel , JIO.15fflin.20 ; lard , per cwt. . $ n.10G.I2S , ; short ribs sides ( loose ) , J3.Rvao.00 : dry sailed shoiildors ( boxed ) , J5.IWW.20 : short clear sides ( boxed ) , J0.2.va . : jo. WiiiSKY-DIstlllors' finished goods , per al- KudAiiH-Cnt loaf , unchanged : Rranulatod , uneliaiiKed ; standard "A , " unchanged. Hecelpts and shipments today were as fol lows : On the produce exchange today , the butler market was steady and unchanged. KKBS , 14 © lie. VlHllilo Grniu Supply. CIIICAOO , Juno 22. The visible supply of praln as rejiortod for the board of trade Is as follows : . . . . . Iliishuls. Decrease } Vheat . 14.W7.HOU K4I.OOO Com . 4iS : > lOOJ fi7liM)0 ! ) Oats . 4,00 < .OUO i'rWi.OOO ' J.VO. | . 2X1.000 42.COO Harley . 12J.OUO 122,100 New York IMnrkots. NKW YOHK , Juno 20. Fi.oun Receipts , 10,510 IineUnxvR ! exports , : t,052 barrels , 7,510 sacks : inurkut weak , more active ; sales , U2.750 bar rels. C'OHN Mn.M , Steady , Jalr demand. .HjN lKVST ? > t8 > 4ts'80' : ) lllls"els : exports , 024,782 liiiHhulM ; Hilus,3.iOIOtX : ) biibhels of fu tures : 4flOJi busholsfipot. Hnot miirliut dull , M4o lower , weak. No. 2 red , * 1.0S'4 In store nnd elevator : II. 10 ullont : IMOHl.lu' f. o. b ungraded red , Jl.Ofl Stl.IO ; No. 1 northern to arrive. 'JI.lO'i : No. 1 hard to arrive. * I.I4' , ; No. 2 C'hloaco , t\M\ \ . Options opened sloady to' oiipona trlllo heller demand , but de- ellncd lOl'sO and eloped weak at ? tffllo under Saturday on smaller decrease In vlslblo sup- I1,1 > ; .n.lil" , ° xlccti0 | < l ! Nl1s ro < 1' J" ' " > . closing. fl.07'i ; July , JI.04 O1.C5S. QlntltiK , tl.\H\\ \ \ AiiKiiMt. IWVcdJI. ' I. elosluc , il.OQ ; Sopteml'or We&l.Ki. ( ) ! oloslnit. IfJUe ; October , iW'.e ® * l.oo , oloslnp , WSos November , elosln' . ' , tl.Oii'4 : Docomhor. * l.WiI.OPj ) ? , oloslnu , JI.OO,1 , : Jan- uary. eloslUK' . Jl.uiJi : May , tl.05Ol.ou , elo.tlni : . ll.n.'i't. ' KTOCK8 OK niiAtN store and afloat. Juno 20 ; Wheat CM. 4M bimhols ; corn 471 , IIUO hiibliels ; oats. SI I.ICifl bushels ; rye , 17ifl'J : ' bushels ; Imr- ley. IMfrS hushelsj malt. 20JS,2 bushels ; ucas , 10.tK'2 bilhhels. IMUN-Kecolpts , 1W.CO ) bushels ; exports , BO.W bu helsi sales. : c.NOOJ bushels of futures ; 4'J.ODO buslieU of spot. Hnol market dull , wualci No. 2 , 7i > ao'4o ; In elevator , 7lealloat : ungraded ml\ed. Hiftn'Htn oiitlont sold sleady downward and closed weak at 1 ® lon fciim Saturday's close In Increasing sup- P less July. lVli9aoi'4 , eloslns KHo ; August , WIJiGBKi. cloxliiB fo , ' , ; i-eptomber , 5U > iQUJ > i OATrt ltoi'clpts , UX1.200 biishulH ; oxports. 1,740 bushels ; sales , : itlODOO bushels of futures ; 07.0.H ) bushels of snot. Spot market lower , dull , weak , options fairly active , IricKiilar ; Jill v , 4t ll'Sc ' ; 111 V'llll'aKO. ' 1MtDI , HAV Oulot and tlrm ; bhlpplnp , Klo ; itood to choice , t . Hoi's- Steady and iiulet ; state coiunion to choice. .Wiir.'e ; ; I'aelllu coast , ystittae. K Options opened aleady and 1111- eliaiiKod to 10 points up. closed llrm at 20tiM points up. Sales. 44.AUU liasn. liicludliic : June. * in. M6it.7Ji | July , * is.K5. . i5.m : August , tis.io ( jdl.t.2a : September , fl4.KJUII.H5 ; October. (14.00 WI4.I. % : Novt'tnber , fia.HJ ; December , lia.M < a IU.OA ; Ma roh , JIIUO. Himt Itlo. dull and nom inally higher ; falreartoc8l8.25No.7l7.l2li ; ; , riuiiAU-Kaw. held tlrmur ludumund ; roUuud , steady and fairly active. Moi.APSKS-rorelKii.dull ; NowOrleans. dull nnd Hleady ; common to fancy , 2. 0 to U3o , KIIISteady : : and iiulet , 1'KTHOi.EUit ( julut , Btcudyi united closed at cSUo for July. TOTTON btEii On , Dull nnd iinehaiiKed ; uriido elf grades 2K 20a : yellow oir Knulcs , Mtliflo. TALWIW Kasy , ijuletj city , ( 2,00 for pack ages , ) 4 1- Wit I Vic , UOSIN Quint , steady ; strained , common to B Dull , easy at Koos-Qulet , llrm ; western , ! 7HiilSci re- coltits , 5,214 pnckiiKOj , lliPKs-Mrin ; dull. 1'OHK Qulcl ; sle.uly ; old mess , tlO.50Oll.60t aew mess , tl'j.OJ < m2.5U | extra yrlnic , 111,00. S Qulot ; itouayi ulcklod SUcbldi pickled olioutdcri , 5ci pickled ! mldilloM , dull , caiy ; short clear , IjAtlt > Irfjwcr : steady : fnlr to nctlvoi west- crn Rtoam , iVi.27i ( bid ; milet. 2.V ) tlerccn. Op tion SM le , ami ) tlorccs : July , I0.i7 : , closing , tfiM ; AuuiMt , M.w > 3o.r.2. ctoslnir , i.r ) ; Soptem- bi'r , fO.aKBH.O' , closing , I0\02 bldj October , W.73 , clrmlnu. H74. IllTTTF.il I'u If demand nnrt .iloady ; wcitorn dairy , IMISo ; western creamery , HliQ.lfJc ; woitorn factory , I2fjl4o ; KlRln , Uc. UilKKXK-Katlier flrm , quiet ) part skttns , 1'Kl liiOif Qulott American. Coi'i'KH-Onlot. steady ; lake. Juno , $12.00 , J.KAii-qiilut : tlomcsilp. JI..M. TiN-Qulal , ( Inn ; Btralts.f2J.75. iMiH City Murkcla. KANSAS CITV. Mo. , Juno 22. Ki.ourt Dull ; family , Jl.l.VSl.r. ; cliDlco. ei.i : < lt.M ; Mncy. - i ; extra fancy , il.S'J ' ; patent , ( .MOit 2.20. 2.20.WIIKAT Kailer : No. 2 hard , cash , S3oi Juno , Sfic bid ; No. 2 red. cash , Olc. Crtii.x Lower ; No. 2 cash , C2o ! bid ; June , Miioliul. OATS -Quiet : No. 2cnsh. 3 ! > ' 4 < s bid ; June. inc. HAY li'irin ; fancy. ! 1000 ; now , t'J.03 ' ; choice , tOiWi low grades , iWi. IlL'TTEit I'lrm ; creamery , l.TillTic ; dairy , lOJM.'U1 : sturo packed. tle ) : imokln ? . l > 4IOe. CitiiEsn Stu.idy : full cream , northern twins , NXfUiiVir-i Ynunif Ainorlean , lUc ; western , Oa ; Hklmmed , ( ' < > / > c. nnns I'lriii at I2'5c. I'liovtHiONS About Btcady ; sucnr cured meats , h.inifl , UIJIOc ; brunUfxHt Imcon , S'lc : dried hoof hums , lUc ; dry .salt meats , clear sides , 7cj clear rib sides. O' e : long c'.oar sides , O'io : shoulders , O'ie ' ; smoked meats , clear rib sides , 7'Je ' ; lon clear sides , 7lie : clear slde , 7'ic : Hhouldcrs , fiiic ; mess pork , lll. ! . " > 0j tlerre lard , pure. 7'4c ' : rellnnd. 7' e. . Wool , Hull ; Missouri unwashed , heavy line , iiT817o : : Huht , lino. I7@1K ! : ; nioitum , 2 il22c. Kansas nnd NuhrasUa heavy , ID I.'lc ; llubt line , IfiSliio ; low anil carpel , ! > ? . ! I u. Tub washed , choice , 320'iriui medium , Il.dt o ; dingy and low. 2iWio. KKCCIITS Wheat , : il,20) , bushels ; corn , r > . : i05 bushels. aiiti'.MKNT.s Wheat , 23 , 100 bushels ; corn , 0,003 bushels. St. IjoulN .MarketH. PT. I.OUIB , Mo. , Juno 22. WIIIJAT Lower ; onsli. ! li'jo ) ! ; July. DJ'ic. COKN Iviisler ; cash. fl"jc ! : July , ftlic. ! ) OATS Lower ; cash. 40c ; Jills' , Kc. I'OIIK Knslo at Jlii.i7'5010.50. : LAIIII Kusy at $ i.0" > . WHISKY } | 10. IMInnnupoli.i U'hoiit Murker. MtNNKAi'OMH , Minn. . Juno 2J. WIIIJAT Cash wheat slow ; poor grades very dull. Close : No. 1 haul , June , Sl.02 ; on track , fl.U2OI.02li ; No. I northern. June and July , Wsc : on track. fl.uuOI. ' ( t ; No. 2 iiortbern , June , B"ic ; on trao f , OJJiCi'J7'io. iMIIwaiikeo MuriccH. Mir.wAtiKKr , WIs. , Juno22.-WiiiAT : Steady ; No. ' . ' spring , ca h. Ol c. COII.N Quiet : No. J ) . M&Mie. OATS-Iiull : No. 2 white , 41'ic. I'llDVisiONS Nominal ; pork , July , ? lU-i. ( ! CfiKjIiiiinti 7ilarktM. CINCINNATI. O. , Juno 22. WHEAT Firmer ; No. 2 rod. JI.KI. COIIN Hurley steady ; No. 2 nilxod , 5SJJo. OATS Lower : No. 2 mixed , 41c. WIIISKV $1.10. Toledo 'Markets. TOLEDO , O. , Juno 22. WHEAT Lower ; cash and Juno , JI.IKIJi' . COIIN Steady ; cash , GOc. OATS Quiet ; cash , 42c. Ijlvcrpool MnrkctH. Jtine22. WHEAT Quiet ; holders otTer moderately. COIIN firmly held ; demand fair. UKUr Lxtra India messSIJsOd per tierce. IlrilfHli Grain Trade llcvicw. LONDON , June 22.-Tho Mark Lane I'xprcss In Us weekly review of llio llrllKh grain trade says : There has been a fall of 2s per quarter In wheat. Prices In Franco have weakened the F.ugllsh markets In coujuuciloii with line woalher. The avon-go quututlon In London and the piovlnccs Is ills. Tlio prices of all foreign wheats ate In favor of buyers. The largo shipments fioin Clrcassla continue. California on llio passage is ho.d for 44s Uu. Com Is firmer. Hurley is sleady. Oats are weak. Peas are u trlllo dearer. At today's mariiet Kiigllshwheats were fid lower , making a decline of Is on the week. Foreign wheats were neglected. Whites were down Od an I reds Is. Flour was dllllciilt to place at a decline Of I'd. The prices of corn were maintained. Kuans wore Od cheaper ; peas and oats were Gd dearer. STOUHS .l.VW NEW Voitic , Juno 22. The Immediate future of the stock Is now supposed to hlugo directly upon the crop situation and the movement of gold. The trading has lost none of Its strictly professional character and the fluctuations were never barren of foituio. Still inoro interest was displayed In silver audit was not only decidedly aetlvo but very strong during the forenoon , rotlrliiK later In thu day ovorono cent. A bint from ofllclal sources that there Is coming a scarcity of the metal , while 110 explanation of where the supply goes , had considerable Influence wilb the proceedings of the sliver men assembled hero for deliberation on thu subject. One of the most prominent things In tlio market today was thu almost complete subsistence of the Industrial stocks , even Chicago Gas belrg comparatively dull , while the movement * were conlluod to the Hamu narrow limits as those In railroad shares. The opohl.ig under thu Influence of tlio unfavorable erop rumor was made at fractionally lower prices and furlbnr small fractious were lopped oil' from t mu to tlmu under the hamn oring of llio Iradlng ele ment , though thu looses during the forenoon were Insignificant In the extreme and Intense dullness marked tliu trading except In sliver , which rose tol.oi'g : , but later full back again. Tlio announcement of a further taking of gold foruxport encouraged further ell'orls on the part of the bearish professionals and more decided pressure was ( nought to bear , North American was selected to be the special objector attack. Thu soiling fjrced Its price off to llie against M7 c Saturday , and the whoiu list of aetlvu shares sympathized , thougli no oilier heavy decline was hcon. The extreme losses , bowuvur , ranged up to 1'j pur cent , with thu grangers , Goulds and special ties leading the downward movement. Tliu market failed to rally and although North Am erican recovered ufraclion llio closing was dull lint weak ut the lowest prices of the day. The llnal changes are almost Invariably largo fractional losses , and Nirth America Is down J ? , Now Knglaiid , St. Paul and Chicago Iis ! o-icli UU. Northwestern and Hook Island each l1 * . Wheeling & Lake F.rlo preferred , ami Missouri I'acillo each 1 pur euiit. , whllo silver Is up 1'a. Hallroud bonds were dull and entirely feat ureless , and wlulo displaying In thu main n steady tore1 , yielded slightly In spots without material change in any thing. The business of thu day was only fi.'il.oo ] , and no activity was vlslblo In any part of the list. Government bonds weru dull and easier. Stale bonds were dull ami sleady. Petroleum opened dull , moved up slightly on a few sales , and closed dull. Pennsylva nia Oil spot closed ( i7. July opened and low est. ( .7' . , closed and highest , tW'i. ' Total Sales , 6,000 barrels. Tlio following are the closing quotations for .ho leading slocks on tliu Nuw York slock ex- eliiingo today. Thu total Halus of stools : toiluy UITU 110,1M ihari'H , Ineludlni ! : AlvliUon , lO.UHt Dulawaro , l.aukuwannu \Vosturn , 11,110 ; l.ouUvlllt > t Nashville , 11,010 ; North America , IIy , ; North , irn 1'aolllu prufurroitilkKi ; ) Itouilin , 4,8jO : ht. I'aul , KUDO ; Union I'aulUo , 7,7ii rinaiiutnl Ituvlow. NEW VOHK , JuiioSO. The Post says : How uuuli iniiro culd It any , will bo taken tliU weuk uuuuiuU In n larite niuanuro ou the iimr- ; ot forcoinnierclnl bills. Tlio uxchanKo niar- cct U baru of such paper except for July fu- urex , nuit luuantlnio thu roinlUiincus of July uturtit uuU dlvlUuud uaytueuu uro iwelllui ; th < > volume of transactions on the other side of the luarkot. The London Eojnomiit.nn excellent nuthor- Itr en thn BOhl qiiCHtlon , furnlfllioil In Its Is ili' lntc.it nt hand , an IntoroHlnR conllrinatloii ol the bollof iniich dlnputcil hero that Romool the unornmua amounts of gold taken from tlio United Htati-s , the l&it mouth or two , must ho rnturncd with the f xiort | of Atuurlcati cercnU. The Kcononllst rc arils such n shipment In tliu Reason aa n logical eurtnlnty. The bank , however , was tu Its view xiitilclcntly stroni ? to beara. and In this lets out a very Rtato nucrot In lt < i tntliniitlon that thu Hank ol Franco lias already contracted to resell to American banker * If roitirudt | ! several nilll- lent slerllut ? of old reeonlly ohtalnod bore , nt tlio same prk'u IIB was then mild for It , This Is highly reiiatttrlnit nuws bro.iui'o the current douht over our ability to recover our Bold lias been clilo.Ily based upon tlio ohfttln- ney with which London Is expected to liulil on to Its own stoclc. Hut. even London will presently bo able to forecast the future with muru assurance , Karly next month the Itun- ilan government will oil ! for Miinothmc over i'.OOlooo pounds of the Bold now lu-lil In the Hank of KnKlamIN vaults nnd tills will prac tically close Russia's account with London It la not likely Hint thu account will bo re opened. I-'liiiinulnl NotcH. KANSAS Cttv , Mo. , Juno 2. ' , Clearings tl.rjumi. NBW VOIIK. Juno ! . Cloarlnjs. J7,107,101 ! ; biilnuceH. ji.i7ii.iri. : HAI.TI.MOIII : , Md. . Juno 22. ClenrliiRS , (3,114- IMs balances , t\\.VJO. \ \ Motiey.fi poreont. I'lltt.ADKM'iliA , June L"-I'luarln-js , $3K > I- 4.V ) : balaiipus , JIilJ,77 : ! ? . Slont-y , 43l'i ' pprennt HUSTON , Mass. . Juno 22. C'le.irlnus. $13OVi.- I4H ; halnncuR , JI.tH3.055. Monev. 2'i ' per cunt. KxeluuiKC on New Vork , lOe illscrmiit. IJnifAdO , Juno 2. . Money was llrst at fiij'ili per cent on demand nnd ( Wi jier cent ol time. Nuw Vnrk exi'haime. steady at 'XX37. ' fi-nts. Uloarltiirs. } ii.i.UOOO. : ( Sterling cx- chan. o waa sleady and unchanged. Hank ol' ICn laiiil Hiillion. LONDON. Juno 22. Amount of bullion pone Into the Hank of England on balance today , JL'ltO.OOO. _ 1'ariH KcntPK. I'Aiits , Juno 22. Tlirou per cent rentes , 05f 17ac ! for the account. Denver .MiningStocks , nn.svcn. Colo. , Juno 22. Quotations on the mining exchange today cloicd ns follows : AlloKhany . 'JJ l.eunl 'I under . .1,4 Ainlty . 2)4" l.ltttii Itnle . 110 Arcmiant . 13 .MatchloM * . 28.1 llllllnrat . M Mny Mazeppa . I2. " > MurnhiKlillin . 41 Ilntei Hunter . 71 Ore . lK Inillim . 11U I'ny Hock . 2H lirSU . ID'-S ' I'utiml . till Ilrnwnlow . Ki 1'nrlc Con . 10 Calliope . 144 ! Itcvil National . M Century . , . 40 Hlalto . IL'I Clay County . 121 Kiinnliii ; I.oda . 24 CaMllnit . 12 Diamond It . ! > JnlinJ. pfil DenvcrCaaA Oil. . . . H Kmniun-4 . 45 ClHUlllllJ . 11 ( Jolil Treasure . 34 ( Jeltysliurc . 18 lruu'lid : . 'Ji ! Whale . 22 Juntlco . 13U Nuw Vork riuliiK Quotations. Nuw VOIIK , Juno 20. The following are the closing mlnlni ; stock quotat'ons : Alleo liu ; Horn Sliver : cu > Ani.ulor - . . . IUJ Iron Silver IOJ Anpen fjo Mexican 2.VJ Crown 1'nlnt HO .Ml. Diablo 22.1 Con. Cuht A. Vn 8.VI Ontario SSOj Dcnilwouil liW Ophlr 40J Eurekn Con M Plyinoiilh 275 Ilnlui Norcrusa. . . . VUO IliJ llomestaiiu 100J ISIerra Nevniln 190 St. Louis Mining QuotntioiiH. ST. Louis. Mo. , Juno 22. There was very little trading on the mlnliiK o.xehaiino today and prices manifested a downwind tcndencv. The market was dull and sales were small in amount. The following bids wcro made on call : Ailamt r.u Alunt.o.sj ( u American ' i\ \ Mount Ivey WA A/teo 8 Put Murphy ft Illinetalllc : > IOO Small Hopc.s. . . 7fi Central Silver 2 Mlvur AKO 1"0 ( iranltu .Mountain..2215 Klliubutn. . . 17U Little AlLcrt & 'I ho C < itton ' 'arket. NKW Vomc Juno 22. Hubbard. Price & Co. say : The market has so constantly declined that people have come to regar.l It as almost Impossible that It should take the upward eour o au'alu and llio bulls are not only de pilated In pocket , but In courage. It Is sur mised that the cotton which changed Hands at that UKUTO purposely sold by some of thu bears who had made hots upon August totieb- Ill''SC. Spot sales In the Liverpool market today were 11.000 bales , and the ofllolal eompleto re ports are for more demand , whllo urlvato dis patches advise a better reeling In Manchester In uoiihdiiieiicu of tin ) advance la silver and llio breaking yesterday In India of the Mon soon , which Is a pracllcal uuaranteo of fair food crops and comparatively coed trade In that country far the comlns twelve months. Here the liquidation of the weekly hold of lonit cotton appears to bo over and the market Is Inastalo of Boinl-coiiviilci-uencc. still , upon the news of thu crop. If unfavorable. It would no doubt result In an advance. The ColVeo Mnrlcot. Hio IIB JANIKIIO , Juno 22. COPFCK Kcxular first , 8,700 rels : peed secnud , H.ICiO rols per 10 kilos. Itecelpts durlne the week , ( Vi.0011 bass ; purohases for the United States , 7,000 bugs ; shipments U > llio United States , none. Stock , 147.UOO biiKS. SANTOS , Juno 20. UnprKK Rood averace , S.VOO rels per IU kilos. Keeolpts during the week , f',001 bags ; purohases for the United Slates , 111,030 ba.-s ; shipments to thu Unltud Slates , U.OOO bags. Slock aol Klven. JIavaiiu AlarketH. HAVANA , Juno a. . SPANISH Ooin-2.isis : 82.IS ! > 4 ; Kxehaage , quiet. SIHIAII Quiet. It Is now calculated Mint with favorable weather for the next few- weeks thu crop of siiKur may rcaehS'/O.OJO / Ions , but most of the planters complain that the cost of manufacturing su ar t isothor with thu low prices which prevail have consider ably leduced tliu prollts which were expected. Now Vork Dry ( Jootln Market. NKW VOIIK , Juno 22. There was no now de velopment , but trade was fair In dry Kopds at jo tn llrslaud second bauds , O 31 All. I I. It K S TU CK , OMAHA. Juno 22. 1S ! ) | . OATTI.E Oniolal receipts of cattle nj.2 , is compared with I.O * > J Saturday ami , ' 1-vO Monilay of la-.t week. Thu marl.et was ictlvu and f > to 10j higher on h.indy fat beeves , llulcher stock and feeders were slow unit un- lloos Olllclal receipts of boss 2.0..8 , is compurud with ID. re' Saturday and 2,201 Monday of last wcel ; . Thu market was Vie o or. All sold. Tlio ranee of tlio prices was * l.l.v,84.ivi. , : thu bulk soiling at 84.i.VtM. ! : n. riioiiuullty was ely common , l.lu-ht. $1. if S 4. : l ; heavy. $ l.uorcl.iit : > ; mixed. - > I.V.-.icl. : i , Tliu average of the prices paid wtis fl.'Hi ; as com pared with f l.i : i Saturitay and $1.25 Monday of last wenlc. SiiKKi' There were no fresh receipts of Klict'p. Thu demand Is uroater than the supply - ply and prices rule llrm. Nat ves.82.7.p > 'ti.'i.tOi westerns , f..5'j ' < a\oo. Good CO to 70 Ib l.nibs. U.IO&0.23. HeproHiMitatlvo Sulen. HTBKIIS. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. S. . Kll 8425 .12YU 85 20 4. llilO 4 J.1..1U7J S 15 15IU S 45 20. .1U5 5M J1..10J1 5 15 COWS. 2 . 790 .10.VJ 225 1117 275 'I. . B24 1 W . OrO 2 S3 h'O 2 75 I..107U 2 no .loo 2 0) III1U 2 75 1. . 1X1 } 2 21 . " 45 2 U ) 115J 325 1..1130 2 25 25STOCKKIIt STOCKKIIt ) AM ) KKEIIEIIS. 5. . 20 } 10. W7 3 25 21. . 01:1 : 3 25 S3. . 4N : 25. 441 U 25 48. . WJ ) 325 o ! ) . . 473 2 S5 27.U. . 74H 323 24. . 872 345 35. . 627 U. 877 325 1IUU.B. I..1150 1M 1..1USO 8 25 1..1000 3SO ItecnlptK nnd Deposition oT Stoaf. ! Olllclal recolnlH and disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union stockyards company for the twenty-four hours ending at flo'elouk p. in. . June : . ' . ' , J 'JI ' : I ) Sl'OSITION. Chicago Ijivo Stock Mnrltct. OniCAno , Juno 22. [ Special To'-n ' ram to TUB ltti : : . ] Fully ono-lmlf of today's receipts \vero from To\ns , nnd u consliluriiblo part of tliulOJO ( natlvus on sale consisted of u olu > s that had to sell la coujpetlon with To.vuns ; oonsuiiiuntly | theru wus a slim chance for any improvement In prices for common grades ol cattle , and they hold slowly at a ileollnu from thu lowest prices of lust week. ( ! oo < I to cliolco nut , ve stt-urs wuio stroi.eur. Oll'urliics of Mich wuro not numerous vnouph to Illl the orders that were In hand , mid prices advanced about U cents. So far a * uxtru crudes weru con cerned thu market wits nominal , nonu of that elans huliiK oll'ored. Only u very small part of thu receipts bold at about & : > .8 > , though somothlnj ; fancy would no doubt liuvo found a , ' ) iiyer at Sfl.-)0@il.)0. ) Thu prevailing prl efl.for . natives were f2 < it.'J.'J."i for cows and bulls , und $1.7.V3V75 for stoors. whim Texans sold principally at tSMWi' i for prassers. and at ti.7. ; < t4."i i for fed steers. The market closed strong for Rood cattle. Tlieio was iishrliiKiiRu toilay In the value of ho. s of oed plump lUc | ) er hundred pounds , the market fii'lllnff away to ? lS. > til4..Vi. This , Is a decline fl'oJU lust Friday's prices of 2t'c. The magnltiuJj.of } the receipts. U8.000 head , was a surprise Jo ovoryboilv. and the decline was not more- severe than was to bn expected. After prices had been lowered there was liberal btiyln both for local and shipping accounts bill salesmen \vero unable to ell'ept a clearance and the heavy tonu pervaded the in.4rla-t until near thu eloio when a firmer feuIliiK waobtained. . There weru only a fuw tradus atoverJl.S'J and some .salesmen logurdod that as u fair outside rjuotatlon. The Kvcnltm Journal reports : OATTI.G Ito- celpts , 12,000 ; shipment.- ) . 4,0(10. ( Murkot steaily to hlL'hcr ; Tuxans lower ; lop prices , $ j.HXIi ! < ! .CU : no OKtra prlmo steers on sale : medium and cho ce , $ . " ) . ! > ! ) © > . & ' ) : others , $ l.dOS."i.0 ; Texans , $ ; . .V . © l..ru ; cows. * l.013'l.7.r > . HofiS Hecolpts , IW.OOOi shipments , 10.00J. Market , aetlvu and lower ; roir 'li and coin- iniiii , J4.2u < a4.tS : ; . . .Ixud and packers , $ l.404. 45 ; prlmo heavy and butcher weights , 54.jOJol.iV > ; llprht. fl.4 34. ! > . - > . Sunlit1 Hfcoliets. S.003 ; shipments , 2,010. .Market active , higher ; natives , $4.4TB. > .10 : Tuxuns , $1.75 ; westerns. S4.0J ; lambs , J4.7.V33.40. New York Ijlvc Stook 'Market. Nuw Yoiiic. Juno 22. HKBVKS Kocelpls. 4,4'.l head , Includla. 78 ears for sale ; market steady. Native steers , tt.'y&VMi Texans , $ ; i.l.r > UI.7ri ; bulls and cows , $2QJ4.25 ; dressed beef , S'iffj'.li'jo. ' i ) OAI.VKS Kccclpts , " , CJ7 head ; market ' / e hljrlior ; veals. Jj.003a.riO ; buttermilk calves. * 2.0xa4.70. SiiUEi1 Receipts. P.OI3 head ; sh"ep , firm ; lambs , y\a higher ; fheop , $ t.5Dt7..rO ; lambs. $ "i.r > ( XS8.00 : dressed mutton. 0J@10 ! ! ' oj dressed lam' s. 10'JfflI2c. Ilons Hecolpts , 0,012 hoad. conslcnea direct ; market nominally steady r.t $ liO&.23. ; Kiuisan City fjlve St lok Sfarkot. KANSAS OITV. JIo. Juno 23. OATn. 8 ito- colpts. 4.420 ; shipment ! , 2,2)0 ) ; market best natives , stnin ; Texans , steady ; common , dull andlOeto2Uo lower ; steers , $ l."iOrtO"0 ; cows , 8l.noft4.2r > : stoekers and feeders , $2.20(5JI.OO. ( Hoes Hecelpts. 2.410 ; shipments. I.KSO ; market - kot steady n $ 10o lower ; bulk , } 4.2S4.3. > : all Krndns , J.'l.7r > ai.l. ' > . Siuir : : liecelpt.i , 1,203 ; no shipments ; mar ket . steady. _ _ St. TjoulH Ijivc Stook Market. ST. Lot'is , Mo. , Juno 22. OAT-rr.K Kocolpts , . ,100 ; shipments 240 ; market lon'or ; fair to fancy native steers , $ nriOJ.7S ; Texnns and Indians. 8.4nai.OO. IlOfIS Hece'pts. ' 2.KOO ; MillimmtH , l.OM ; hoivv. : * l.)034.0 ( ; ; mixed , 84.10OI.S5 ; llu'ht. 0.7/.I/M n'HOMtEH.lItK .II.tlCKKTS. A'c > ; ctiilIcs. ) The following quotations represent the prices at which choice stock Is billed outon orders unless otherwise sfited : ONIONS Heimudn , per case , $ i,25 ; Califor nia , 21.0 pur Ib. CAIIIIAOK Home crown. COoperdoz , or 24 ! © 2 'c per Ib. SnimimiNin.iFrowiit : I'er dozen , $ l..riO. NBW POTATOES I'er Ib , 2ie. ! TO.MATOKS K incj block , per orate , } 2.2. > ® Nuw HKKTS I'urdog. ! lO'Wo. PJJAS Per bushel box , 81.25 ® 1.S9 ; Dor M builiol bov. 5Je. ruciTNiiKHB Per do.V > aif/le. Sot'TiitsiiM ' HKANS Wax.7.r > u per H bushel o\ ; strliiLWTiGOe per > j bushel box. POTATOES Homo irown stock In small lot from the store. tl.l'Js r AHI'AII Adl'H SOU | Mir ( IZ. ItKANS Navy , iiO l r bushel. Ht.ACKllKHItlKS I'CT-CIIBe. $ . ' . " 5. lll.ACK lA ( < < l'IIKUIIII14Pl > reahU. f 1.00. ( JiliiitlllKS ( 'allf'irnla ' , pur 10-lb box. $ l.2r > ; (31. ( : : Minthern chiirruVs , il.ii" ) per drawer of 18 I uiirts. - - UHANfins I.os Alisoles. } 3.3 ; Modllerran- uiin KwtU'la , f 1.75. " " ' | 'IXAS : l'tAnns : : Per M bushel bov. rAft'So. HTIIA\VIIKIIIIIIS : 'iljji iurl stock , J..0 , < a'.2i per . ' 1 quart easu ; Iowa hjpulc , ! . ' .2. > pur ease. Uinr..v : ( Joosiiiiuliiis : ; : Per 21 quart ease , J.V.'ViM 51 ; drawer utljuiuaiU , ll.7WS2.00. 1'INBAI'I'I.KS- < IOH. W.K ( ) . I.KMONH-UhoIco block , per tov. J4X2. ' > ! fanuy , 8l7.tt7.00. IIANANAR Per bdlii-h , f.503.0J for fancy blllppllIK btOCk. " ' | tV I'Ot'i.Tiiv The ril-tlMs of old fowls are llttlu lu-ht and sales of mllstocl nmdo . ' ' K < , ; iiro at t'.l'iO .Siirlnu chit-Kens are buroniliiK moru ilcnty and are selling at J-l.oyiil.io per doz. The ducks arriving are mostly i > mall und co it about H.M. Turkeys , Ik ; pur Ib. llt'TTKii A very largo proportioned the but ter Is helling at luu. Kdis ( The receipts of OKI : * are moderate , mil the market holds at. HHli'iu. ' 11AV llchluplunil , ta.coaiO.UO ; poorer crudes , 83.uC4S7.OJ. Klinif. Omaha mlllliiR foiiipiinj , Kollnnco , Patent , -M-O ; Invlnoihlo Patent. J..M ) ; Lone Htur , Huperiative , * 2Ni ) nowlluUo , JilO ; I'aney I'amtly , tl..W. S. 1' . ( illlnmn's Gold Modal , 82.80 ; HJIOW A hlte , $ ' . ' . , V ) ; Snowllnke , 82.IU ; low I'rado , tl.r.O ; Qui-eii of llio Pantrv. 82 IX ) ; bran. Jli.fO ; ihopped feed , { 24.00 ; Minnesota Superlative , ' n'Ji ' K. I , . Welch & Ca. Woluli'ii Ilest. JJ.S5 : Crown 'rlnco. ( . ' .70 ; Minnesota Chief , J2.40 ; biilundld Kdinlly. 82.10 ; Straight. tl.X ( ) . Do not forget thit Ilaller's Pain 1'aralyzor vlll euro all cases of dysentery , relieving the ; rl ) > liiff palu uud rostorluf lUo bowels to healthy action. The Turning1 Point With ninny n mixn l < nome trlvlnl net , nnd n mt TO rpoommc-niliitlnii of some friend to try tf. S. tf. lins niiTnl the lives i > f ImndrwH. KponkltiRnRoo'l won ! forH. S. H. I' n.itnrnl. for whrrcvrr It Inu U > vu tried tlitro baronlwojs been S. S S for ' CANCF.nol'TnKSKW. ntoon Potsostso , . , , ULCERS AMD Soar.j. A trcnltiin on Illood and Skin Diseases nmllfJ rutEon iiiillcailon. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. , IlrsnVcr 3 , Atlanta , Go. D'GCTOA THE SPECIALIST Moretlmii l'i yean oxijrl'npi | : In llu tro it n m ; ) t PRIVATE DISEASES. AcuroKuiiriintcud In ! l to5 days , without IwloJiof iin hour's tlmu. GLEE1' . The rae t complete nnd ubioluto euro for cloot nn1 nil nnnoyliiK IHchnrKes ever known to tlmuiuillc.il nrorusjiou. I'ennanently cured In fromJtolJ diy < STRICTURE Or pain In rcllovlnir tlio bladder cured without priln or lii.'truiiicnts. no cutting , no illhitlni , ' . The mojt rcniurLnbluremedy known tu moduiu selvnco. SYPHILIS. Cured In SO to SO ilnyn Dr. Mcro ( ! r' trentment for this torrlblu bloodilhoiKOlini beun pronounced tlio most Buccosjful remedy over dlteovorml for the ub- polulu euro of thu ilticriie. Ills nuccott witliinU dl-ieaiohui never been O'uilloL | : A cuui | > lut9 carj guaranteed. guaranteed.LOST MA.NHOOD ness.nll wciknci'os of tl a ni'Timl orunni , norrom * And timidity nnd dc9pondency nbsolutoly curuJ. Th crcllcf Is Immediate nnd complet . SKIN DISEASES , nnd nil cll-ea-oi of tlio blood , llror , kldniyi , nnJ bladder permnnently cured. FEMALE DISEASES Thedoctor s "Homo Treatment" for ladloi Is pro nounced by nil who huvo used It to bo the moit com- pletounil convonlmit remedy over oltwred for the trentmcntof fcin.ilo dlieaiei. It l truly u wonderful remedy. Hours for Imllui , frum 2 to 1 only. DR. McGREW'S Mnrrellous inceess In thu treatment of rrlvntodls- eu'.e. ' has won for him n reputation which Is trull ) nntlon\l : In character , nnd his Rro.it nrmy of pattenM reaches from tliu Atlantic to the I'.icllle. Thu doctor Is n iirnduatu of "regular" mcdtclnu nnd 1ms liny IOIIK nnd enruful cxporl"ncc In luuplt.il prnctlco , nn < l Is claimed nmonu the : eudni ! ; spccinllsti In mod * crn helence. Treatment by corrflnpondence. Wrlto for chciilars nbout encli of the nbovo dUo noi , fru .t OIBce , 14th and Farnara Streets , Omaai Neb. Entrance on either stroot. JOHN A. M 'SHANE. KlIAN'K C. CO.VUIIN McShane & Condon , INVESTMENT BANKERS. 300 S. 13th St. Fir it National B nk Luild Ins , Omaha , Neb. Denl In stocks , bonds , securities , cmnui' r 'lil : pa per , etc. NeKiitlnte hmm on lniprova.IOinilinro.il e tnto. Short time tontis , with b.ink stock , or other nppruvoil collateral security. Mauliood Eiestorecl. A victim of youthful Imiiriulencc catn lnB I'remn- turo Deeay , Nervous liability , I.ont Manhoud , etc. , hating tried In vnln ever known ronicdy , him cllscoverednslmiilo IIO.MK HK.MKDV No drn B oretectrlc humbiiK * . Nntures own cure. Klfu t Immediate nnd pernmncnl. Delectlon Im possible. J2 pnys fur complete treatment nnd euro. Hoeiiuly fcnleil , to nny iiildrusa. C. J. ( iruhnm , llox KM. ui AiiKuIoi , Cnl. FRENCH SPECIFIC. A POSITIVE and permanent CURE for all ( JlsoassBoTthoUmNARY ORGANS. Cures whore othortreatmenllaiis. Full directions with each bolllo. Pries , on * dollar. See signature of E. L SIAHL Fey Sale B'j All Orugalste. RRILWRY TIME GflRD O. IIUItl.INliTUN'A < j.l Arrive. Depot 10th nnd Mn < on HI * . I Oinalm. i.'M p in . . . . . . . .ChleaiiO Vestibule 8.0J n in V.M a in ( 'hlcauo ICxpreitt lO.Oi n in ll.VO p ill Chlc.iKO Hjpiosi i'i ; ) p in ( i.M p in Chlcnxo , V Inwa Iioctil S.lj a in Leavei IHUIIMM U'J < . * M J. it./.Jit. i ITI/J Uuiiihn. ! DupotlKh unl Mi'oiiS'.i. IDni'ri 10.25 n ml Denver Day Exprou . . I 4.U5 p in io.-r. a m Dendwood Kxpre.ss 4.U > p i D.25 a m Dourer Expruas II.2J p ni 7.H ii ii Denver NlKht Express. . ! ' . : ( . > a in j.00 p ll , . .Lincoln l.lmlled II.SJ a in 8.15 a n Lincoln Ioeal UW p in Leiivei K. C. , ST. . ) . \ C. II. I Arrlvo < Uiiiahi. : Depot 10th nnd .Miison 3U. I Omilru "ICwlT mi . . .Knmin City Day Hrpri'is. . . . I 'i.M p in iM.'i | > in | K. C. Nklit Hrp. vln U. I' . Tran < .l ii.4j a in I.rnviM I UNION I'ACIKIO. I Arrlveis Oiiinhii. I Depot lUlh mid Miirey Sl . I Oiniiliu. 10.10 n"m City rtxproii ( ox Sun. ) . I. ! ' ! p in 10.20 n in .Ihmver Express t.UO p m 2.W p in . .Overland r Iyer. ' .1.0.1 p in 4. p in . . ( iranil Inliind Kxp. ( ex. Sun ) . . ll.U a in 7. * ) p HI _ .1'aclHo _ _ a. : < J p ni " " " "Leavei"t"llll'AO | ! ! , MIL. A ST. I'AUL. I ArrlVu Oiniiliu. I U. I * , iliipot. _ niul > laray St < . I Oiinilia (1.20 ( plii 1 . . . . Clflcnco ixnro ; . I l'.W ' m ' . ' .ISaml . Lhlc.iKO KipruM . I ti.10 ui Leave i I CHICACJO. It , I. ,1 PACIFIC. I Arrive * Oinalm. | IJ. I' , depot , lOlli and .Marry SH. | Qunliii. ' G.2U p in , Nlidit Ex props 11.15 u m Atlantic Express 11.55 p m l. ! l p ml Voilllnile I.linll''d IU.55 a m Leaver I SIOUX CITV * I'ACIKIO. I Arrivoi Oinalm. I lUpot hltli nnd Marcy Mtt. I Omaha. TJ.VTi nil . . . .Shinx illy I'unneiiKer . II0.20P m ii.ili p ml . St. I'flui Kxproas . 110.55 u in Leaves I SIOUX I'lTV .V I'ACIKIC. I Arrlvei muhii. I Depot 1.1th nnd Webster Kit. I Omaha. 4A5p ml HI. 1'iuil l.lmlleil I i'.2'i a m " " ' ' "Leaver"iCHICAiiO , V NOIITIIWIMTHII.N. I 'Am'vei Omaha. | U. I' , depot. Illlh and Marcy St < . I Onmlia. 1M5 a in Clilennol'.xprcss i a in I.'M p m Vesllbulo I.lmlled. . . a in H.2U p m . .Kastorn Flyer v.au II 111 6.20 p in I.ocnl Knst Er. ( cxcopt Mimdiiy ) t''O n in TenviTI TJMAHA A "ST. i.ouTs i Am vet Omolm. I U. 1 * . depot. Huh nnd MnreySti.l Onnlin. 4.0J p ml St. l.oilli Cnilium Mull Il2.i5 ; FTlii "T vo j P. . E. .V MO.'VAU.IIV. I Arrlvo Oimiha. I lli'i'iit IMli mid We.'xti'r St . | Omutiii. U.UU aTiTT"liiiick HUN K.xpren Onmlia. I Pepiit 15th unit \Vel ) ter SK O.1U U 111 . .P1OUV I lly .ILlUIIIlllUll.lllUII. . . . 1.00 li m Sluux City Kxpre'O I Kx. Sunilny ) 12 40 p in f.C , p m St. l' iil I.linllt'il It.M it in 5.IS il in llmicrult I'lissenuer I lx Sunilny ) 8.Ci a in .envoi I MlddOtJIH 1'AUIflC. Arrives Uniah'i. I Depol I.HIl and Webster Sti. O.T rii"in.tt. | l.oulH \ K. C. Kipnus. . . ) a in. U.IIO p ml . . . .M. 1,11111s \ K. C. I'itprosa. . . ) p in. I.uavei I K. C. , ST. JOK A C. II. | Arrives. Transfiirl L'nlon Depnt , Cunnell Illnlt' . I Transfer 10.0) a ml Kumni City Day Kxpru 6.4't p in 1U.15 . . . City Nlnlit Kxprom. . . KM a m Tieiivoi I C111C AI iO. li. l . " & 1 'AH Via , ArrlvoiU Tranter I L'nlon Dupot , Council lllulta. Traiufer B.JIO p ml Nlxlit Impress SI/AI u in U.Vi u ml Allmitle Kxprosn 6.55 p m 8.00 p ml Vestibule l.linlteil. . iu.no ii in u nVo4 | CMI > : AIJO\NOIIriiwus I'Kit.v. Arrlvni Trmulerl Union liiot | , ( 'iinncll Dlillli. Trnnifu li , IQ it m Chtriijto Kxiiross fi.li ) p m & .U ) p m Vuitltitllo l.linlteil t'.II'J u m lo.cx ) p m Knstorn Klyer { .IU u ui 8.UU p m Atlnnllo > iiill , . : iU u m ii.ni : p in ir.i Arcuiiimoilathin ( Sat. only ) U.IU p in U'uviu I O.M'A HA A bT. I.Ol/lti. I ArrU I'ruiufe | _ rnlon l)0 | > ot Council HlulTii. rrrmisfer ' ' " 4.40 p | . . . . . . l mN Cnniin n"all..r. ; . "l-cavm | CHl"AiO. ( lll'UL'.N A OIJINCV. I * Trmnferl L'nlon Depot. Council Ilium. ITI ritnifcr t.M/JI . Arm Tr.inilurl ti i : in > n'it ! 11 nil 'II ' 11 r.ufo 1,411 a ml..bluuxCltr Aecoiiunoilii I V.40 6.W p . . . . . . . . . . i ulKipruxi. . | IQ.W ( u m .OMAHA IttUUirCfi' ( I DIRECTORY. AWNINQ3 AND TENTS. mull n Tout & Awn ing Co- Kliw . llnmmnrlc * , Oil nml UitlitiorClottilnK. Smut ( nr cntnloiiiif * . ill : ) t'nrnum. " BICYCLES. DOOIC BINDERS & STATIONERS Omaha Republican Printing Os. , I.nw brlofs , bank mipplln , , nnd uvdrjrtMiu hi the prlnilnit lino. lOlh niul 1lonul.li streott. Ackermaun Bros. & Ilointza , Printers , binder * , cloc'IrotvpcrJ , blunlc bdj'c mnnif fin tn run , lllilloivar.l stroot. Omihi. BOOTS AND SHOES. M. E. Smith & Oo , , Kilpatrick-Kosh Dry Goads Oo. Dry goods , furnishing , Koods , notions. Dry fnrnlshlmtKOod Kuod , notions , itonts , . Cor. llth nnd Howard ti. Corner llth nn.l llarnoy ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. IIKTUOIT-AUTOMATIC - Wolf Electrical Oo. Electric Motors Illustrated Cataloiua nnd Dyn.unoi. Cntnlouno free. free. It. A. Klnnuy.lien'l 1CU Capital Avcnna AKt 832-3 N.V.Mfu llld'K. FARM MACHINERY , ETC. Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall , Martin Oo. , Qencr.it western ngont Corner Jones and Uth sts. Sknnilln Plow Co. , Omaha , Neb. ni'J-ii3l : Shonimn avo. FLOUR. E. L. Weloli & Oo , , E. T. Davis Mill Co , , 1012 N. Kith atroot. C. ( ! . UnilorvToo 1 , .1. K. McCray , Manaucr. Mnnouor nt Omihi. Mill at Hcnilcrsun , .Minn. Cor. 8th nnil J.ioksua stn. S. F. Oilman , Omaha Milling Co , , MercUnntllllc. . - . < , 1014 N. ICth strait. Otllco nnd Mill iiii : : North C.K. Illack - Mnnaror. IIHh Street. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dcwoy & Stona Furniture - Boebo & Runyan Fur nituro Oo. , niture Oo. Successor * to U.A. lleobii Kurnlluroniutenrpol\ d Co. . lll.'i-lll'J Fiirnnm ntrcot , ( Irncu iiml Uth SU. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Schneider & Loomis , J. T. Robimou Oo. , Jobbers mill linportori of ncntv rnrnlthliu tioili notion * nnd fiirnlJhhu mTV c.iluiir iluil br.in t "IliirkiUIn" over a Mi , pnnti. ulilrtt , pirilt , ntfl. ' GRAIN AND PROVISION Tonerny < fc Bryan , S. A. MoWhortor Urokeri , KM In , prorlilonn .IIS lit NMl lUnk , Ilrokar * ndrtnrk * . .IIS 8. llth I'rUnto wlrnj to N ft. 1'rlvntonlra to Chi * Vork , Uhlcsiu nnd Ht. iiiiiSl. 1.0uli nnd Now Louis. Cnsh grnlil York. bouxht far all : Oockroll Bros. ' F , 0. Swartz & Oo , Itrnker < . I'rlTiito wlros II roicrs.lUftlnProvision * In Ni'ir Viirk , Chlonito A rli ) . 1'rlvnta wire to Ht , Ht. l.uul.4. Hprclnl niton- I.null nnd Oilcino. Onic tlnniilTCii to truck I.l.li . In 1st Nnll HunkOmnhn. uiiBinln. Ul NM'IIUnk. : < chiiiKObMV : , H. HARDWARE. Rcotor & Wilholmy Oo Loo-Olark-Androosaa Cor. 10th anj Jnoksoa sti HarJwara Oo. 103-1110 llnrncr stroat , ( nimh * omithn No ! > . IRON WORKS. Paxton A : Viorling Omaha Safe & Iron Iron Works , Works \\rniniht niul c t Iron , tinllilliiK work , pnitlnpi , Mnmif'r * flrnnnil humlnr hrn work , nnnornl proof mfr < , mulls. Jiill fiiniiilry , iniichliui mil work. Iron xhutlurs im > l I'lnrk nillli work. U. 1' . tire P P.IIU . (1. An- Itr. cnullTUlJL Wilson & Drake , M'f'g tutnilnr fliini , rtro I'O.x ' t > ollari , tnnk ) , oto. IMorco nnd IJtti LIQUORS. Ilor & Oo. , William D.xrjt , t.l.iunr Murcli ititi. \VIH3 * , I.lquuri nnJ i'l- 1117 Ilirnar itroit. Miinur.ictiir'n ' . < om : 1 Ir'j gttM. iu : : ( Inill.i IllttorJ. 131.1 Kiirnnm HU. OmVik L. Kirscht & Co. , Trick & Herberts Wholosnlo I.lqnor Do.ilerJ ' , VliolosnloI.I < ] Uorl > cljri 1001 Knrnnm Street SOI - EOT H. lOtli rtt. E. H. Qrotto , Importer nnd .lobbor of \Vliii" < mid Mquori. 10'A ) : md 1U- " . ' Knrimm St. l'rlrnlltt' ' < onnppllcntlnn. LUMBER. G. W. Douglas * & Oo John A. Wakeflold , lailiorle-d.Ainprlrnn.ror Hnrdtrood I.ntnlior. InndCt-inrnt.MUnnukvD IlrOrnullo Cement uiul 1310 North ICth 3tro3l. yiilney White I.tmo. Oharlcs R. Lee , Wyatt - Bui lard Lumber Ilnrdwood lumbar , wool ber Oo. cariwt ! ) nnd puniuot tloorliiK. Will and I tan ! Strooti , Dth nnd DoiiKlns. Cady & Gray , Louia Bradford , Mme , cement , oto. , etc I.umbor , limecumuntct3 cor , Utli and Douglns ICI louitl ntrcut. MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 0. A. Stonohill , I. Oberfolder 4 ; Oo. , Mllllncrr , Notlnni liuportcri nnd Jobbers In Cloaks , I'.ll Millinery. 70SiOniid2l2 South llth 1irl13S. . Ktli St. , Om.ihn Mrect. MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS , ETO Max Meyer & Bro. Oo. A , Hospo , Jr. , .M'f'gJewelers , itenlon In IMnno , Ornnni , ArtlsH" musical UiHtriinienK , etc. , Mntcrlnln , Kta. , Fnrnniu'nnd ICtli. 151.1 DoiiKlm Street. OILS. Consolidated Tank Line Oo , Hcflncd nnd hil > rloitn ! { OIH | , nxlo tirenio , nti U. II. Until , Mnnivor. PRODUCE , COMMISSION. Eibbol & Smith , Sohroodar & Oj , , Dealers In country prod Cnsh buyeri li'.ittjr ail uce , fruits , vo otablei , PKKI. nnl Kea3r.il CD u- etc. nili'lon iiierolivitt , I''UT Hownrd stroot. 4'U South llth street. "Robjrt Purvis , E. B. Branch & Oo. , 121 ? Ho > rnrd itrooL . Produce , friilti of .ill \Vrllo for prlcji on but kinds , oyato , ter , ' . Iioiiltry and iVK' . 13th A. llnrncy ( treat. Kiuuo. Kirschbraun & Sons , Jas. A. Olark & Oo. Uuttcr ci s nnd poultry tluttpr , chnoio , . and poultry u.vne , 120a Howard atroot COli South I3tli strost. Bates & Oo. , Williami & Oren , ' , rnlti , Country produce nnd TCKClubloi , Rrooors' Troduoa fraltv rpeclnllles. tons , aplcoi , etc. 417-41'Jd. lllhHt. 1214 Ilnrnay I. Randazzo & Son , 211 South 12th Btrcot. Korclun ADtjmoatlo Fruits Florida Onuik-oi , t Hlcllr I'rulti. HriDcli home. 7 N. rctern St , Now Orl'm PAPER. | RUBBER G'DS , Carpenter Paper Oo , , Omaha Rubber Oo. , Curry a full stock of Mnnufnctiirln an I Jj'- printing , wrapping und bordull klndirubbar nrltlnK paper , car. ! pa ' per , etc. 1IXJ3 KnriiMi'straat. SEEDS. I STOVES. Emersoa Sjo.l Oj , , DufTy-Trowbndjj Seed irrowon , deilori ti Steve MinufaD'g ' 3 > , Kiirdcn. u-r.tn , wain nJ tree eo 11 , .Mnniirn tiir'K ntoroi mt 43I-4ZI South llth. * tnvu pip ) . 1213-1215 Ixj.ivcaiTnrth it , SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETO. STEAM AND WATER SUPLIE3 U. S. Wind Engiuo & A. L. Pump Oo. , Ilnlllilny win.I . inllli. OH 10U2-IOOI Karnam atrojt , unit VI ) JiiiiHi HL (1. K. Hos3 , ncthiK in Oinnhn , Neb. TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS. Consolidated Ooffao Company , 1414 niul Illi' Humor it. Oinaliii. Neb. TOYS. | BILLIARDS. H. Hardy & Oo. , Tim Hrunswiok-Bilk , clolialbilmif.inar ! n Collcndor Oo , t'ooih , liuiuiefurnlililiu Illl ir I 'HIM 1 11 illo , Hiloanfltturji clilMron' * o. r- itumls , 407. LiH. lUDiatrjJt. rla.'ei. WI9 t'urnumit. Oiinilia SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED , LIVE STOCK COMMISSION. A. D. Boyer & Oo Huutur& Qrean , 18-63 llullilln-f. 10 Hxchmuio llullillnj Eoath Ho u Hi Omtinu. S. J , OofTman , Smiley & 0o. , 2(1 ( Kichnnuu llull'lliu ' South Oinulm. For pilea uoe Pond'a Extract. P. T. HUGHES , WIIOI.tMAI.K ( JAM 1 1 COMlllSaiOX ilUHJIl ANC v. arket I.treut , Duavur. , HImnl WosUirn Cro.uiiory lliUtur , KKKiau j Cheuia 1U.UUU A I empty KK c e , wllb Ullurt ft lonntu inj hlppers ana utliurn lo bolllloil , OTB cuios ml up. HhU' uy liul fro IK lit. ( loud , cheap lluttur la deinmid durlu < M / . INlUblo fur ijuuUUgUi < Jtt J
