Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 26, 1891, Page 6, Image 6

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    OMAHA UAIJUY HJUJU , JLHUJDAr. J'DjN J0J 4J , 1SU1.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
reeling Somewhat Stronger in the Ohicngo
Grain Markat ,
GROWING CROPS DAMAGED BY STORMS.
Ilcpnrtq of llcnvy Ilnlni In ilio South-
\vuHt Have n Tciiilcnoy to
KttlCII tllC MltrkClH
rinaiiclal Itcvlcw.
. Juno25 The drst saloi of wheat
tills morning wrro niiulo at Immaterial
changes from tlio t'loilnt ? nrlccn of yesterday ,
but Iho feeling was decidedly strotiK for n
tlmo Shorts covered freely mill the ( iHorlnK'i
were inengra and prices wont up rnpldly. Kiiln-
liU "bout 1i ; In a few minutes This NirciiKth
was In the face ofvon' < calilcs anil wua duo
nltnont entirely to weather condition In the
south west. Itilnnuoro reported In Knntaa
and Missouri , and In Nohr isk i tliere bad been
a phenomenal downpour , us well us destruc
tion by Moods In northwestern Iowa. The Oln-
clnn.itl i'rlee Current. In Its Hiininiary of erop
conditions , reported Inipitlrinciit In some SPC-
tloiiH by locent i.ilns and i > < tuoi > lnlly In ICans.is
nnd .Mls-ourl. In addition to thin , Ituerhohm
Bi'tit a tc'uT.uii rupor'lnj the whoiit crop In
Kn 3li us buliiu Inluri'd by almost tropic tl
bent. The weiUness In the forc'Rii market did
not Hbow any alarm on the other side In ron-
sotjiience of this , but lueiil shorts were made
nervous on account of It when tikon In con
nection with other adverse news.
On free covorliiK bv shorts and sotno Invest-
inrnt uuvliiK the udrunuo above noted was
easily br night about Hut after the most
urgent biu era Dad II led up , tbeailvincucamu
to a halt Be lors liOL-amo more norvoiH , prli'oi
loniniLiKCd to w.tlible and llntlly luolie : but
this wim followo 1 by a recovery. Lite e ibles
ihoued a ronsldciablo ( Uvll.no in prlccM at
1'arls and Horlln July opened at Its close
yesterday , atIi2'8p , advanced to trie broke to
u4c ; , 10 ictcd loUi'Sc.eloslnKatOlc. ' I'.trdrldKo
was a poiler of the I ci oniher option ,
Corn u is also veiv Htroim fora I line , tliouch
the llrst tr insaetlons weio a uliado below yeb-
lertlny' * closu ' ] ho renewal of bad we.ither
In thu MJiithwust and lie.ivy rains In Nebraska
and lotvu. to etbt r with the buoy nicy In
wheat earlj ' " the d ty. all eontrlbutcd to de
velop strength and st tried shorts to covering
on an e\ti nsl\o scale hater , when the es
timates for tonmiiow weie posted xhuulns a
lirospiet of hea\y receipts , the maiket
iie an to Inak nnd the \\eakiicss was In
( reused by the break In wheat which com
menced about Die s line time. July opened at
K-i'sC , iiKiunstMV uttliu close yesterday , and
readied We , but iiulcUlv re oted to.'il'ie and
dually to lie. eased olT and held for a tlmo
around M'jc , nut on the estimated hea > y re
ceipts tomorrow , fell to R.ie HK 'In. ' Another
rally took It to " > t' ' c. . .nil the close was at Mo.
O.its follonul the lliictuatlons In corn and
clo c'l at a gain of 'itsyc comp tre.I with ycs-
tprday
I'loslslons op ncd wo ik There was nn o'-
fort to ereatu some al.trm ov er the fuel that n
inorninK P IDIT reported the discovery of
tl Ichlnut In . \ tovhon's at the vard-.but It was
not \cry successful beplomlier pork opened
at $ IO.W against 8.U.2S1 J at thu close yestt rdny ,
Bold oir to t'A \ ) , reaetud to i\0 \ ! . uioUu to
(10 n\ mill closed at * 10.07' ; . Lard and ribs
show net losses for the day of 7 ! f e icb.
'I he lo film : futures ntiueil as follows :
Cash qumiitlmiB ucro as follows :
Ki , un Nominally unchanged.
\\HEAr-No. 1'spriiiL' vvhoat. O'vUOIc ; No 3 ,
inrlng whoat. ( Oc : No. a rod , WxitOSu.
Cons No i. iVj ; e.
OATH No. : ' , \ 'toNo. \ . 2 whlto , 303404c ;
No. .1 white : : iS'$14 ' 'ie.
HVK No „ ' . T'lft'Sc.
HAIII.I.V No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , nominal ; No.
I , nomln il.
Ki.Axsrt D No. 1 , ll.no.
TiMoriivbhKo I'rlino , ll.SO1 } .
1'oiiK-Mchs iiork. ti r harrol , $975 081 !
lard , per owt , M.UO ; short nlis sldis
( loose ) . ? r > (5)r.T'j ( dry Baited shoulders ( lioxed ) ,
J50S < iir > r > ; slmrt clear hides ( hoxcdi , $0 'J Vfto 'A\
WIIISKV DUtlllors' linlshod goods , our Kal-
lon. ji.m.
fcUOAiis-Out loaf , unchanged ; Rr.tnulatud ,
unc'haiiRcd ; standard "A. " nnuhincod.
llecolpts and shlpmunts today wuru as fol
lows :
On tlio prodncG oulmnKO today , tlio butter
market was ( inlt-t and nncliaiiKC'd ; o\tia
oro.tinery , ll llii'o ; oxtia Orsts. IVQURu : fl
1.KU1U' ; oMr.tdalry , 14 no : iixtn tlrsts.
14u ; lirsts , lli.ffll.'Ho. I.KK- ,
Now Vcirlc
Nnw Yonic , .Inno U5.- 1'f.ot'ii Receipts. 10,811
packa.'C'H : exports O.IM Illinois l.JIJ sacks ;
iniiikot dull and unulianjcd ; s tic's , 1U.15J b.ti-
.
C'OIIN MKATr-Oiillj stuady.
WHEAT Hoci'ltits , lOI.UOJ Imshols : exports ,
50,711 ? Ijii'-lic'lh ; M lies , 2,43(1,000 ( bubht'ls of f u-
tnrt-s ! ll.iw i IniHliolH spot. Hpot niurkat Rtrons-
cr : very dull. No. ' . ' ic'd. Jl.wiiil.tKiij In elevator -
vator ; * I.U7 alloit : J .iii4l.u ! i4 f. o. b. ; nn-
pradcd rc'il , $ l.nii,54l.o(5 ; No 1 northern to
arrive , Jl.OSffll OsV. o. 1 nurd to urrivo. tl.l O
J.IS'ij ' No i ! ClilciKO , ( l.m > idll.OI > i. Options
advancudTn'8o ' un loports of Uninu u to
crops bv itornia , re ic-tod , ® ' on wc-ak ca
bles and closed 'ifcloovor ycstoidny through
roporlsof diiiiiairn to Uiisstan crops No. 2
red , June. tl.MVM tO\ , closing , fl.ni > , ; .Hily ,
ll,0.ii.o.li ( , cloliiK. . HKOIVt : August , 117(8 ( %
liS c , closlne , l > hitfj Hpiituintor , WIiau7iu. ! (
closlnR. D7a o ; October , OTV&Qsc. closlnp , ! Wc"
Novenibor olosod nt Da'aos December , USlt ®
O'Mie. f osliiK , U 4i" Janintrvcltislni , f.ni | > 4 ;
Kcuiiinry elost-il at tl Ulj May , lil.l&'Vibl.o.l1 : .
clJslnir , ll.UIV
lUni.tVMAi.T-QulutC.innln : ; country nmdo ,
COIIN Iti'colutK , 227,800 bushels ; exports.
110.IK.8 bushels ; Hales. r , , ( XW busliolH of
futurei ) ; 4.lX)0 ) bushels of Bpot , 8n
UATs Uoeelplf , 74.700 bushels ; exports. 4,483
uiiHliuls ; Hales , 4U,000 ( bushels of futures ; 75KH ( )
bushels of Mint. Spot nuirkot Irro.-niar , dull ;
options falrlv nethe. llrmer : July , JoC. ®
iRi'.iC , closing ii'i'io ' ; August , , .vtt.vo. . olosiiL ;
8.1 Mi ! heptember. J4'0.l41.c , ekuliullli.e ; spot
No. 2 whlto. aniMorn. } ; . KVIlUo ; whlto
western. 4Vfy > 5c : No 2 Chicago , 40io. !
II AV I'lrmi fair demand ,
lloi'H-Qulet , steady.
C'o > rtK Options opened Irregular at SQM
points down , eloped sloidv nud uiiehiiiuod to
20 points down , talcs , 52.5JO baps , IncIuditiK'
June. (1021 ! Jiilytin.2titilll..n ) ; Auirust , JI5 4. )
O1.1W ) ; coptQluber , } I4 S.V.BI50A ; October , J14.IIJ
4614.40 ; l\o ember , * l tdHS-llliO ; Decem
ber. ? l.lt auO : ; Hiiot lllo. tlrm.
moderato ; falreawoes.l.l' > i ; No.7JI7.5S.
rutuiiItiiw. . aellxe , linn ; fair rctlu-
\\\f. \ \ \ i'e ; Rules 7,013 hozheadh mnstoadu , b'J '
test at lie ; 25,000 IHUH rurnambuco , Ml test at
ao , 14WO ! lin ii ci'iilrlfii'-iu , | K1 test at .l\u und
a.r.l" hairs molasn's HIUIII at 2"tai l-li ) for 8U
test ) rellned , fithlj autho , linn
BS rorelRii , dull ; Nun Orleans ,
Bttmih , ilull.
Hii'h ( Jiilot , ( steady.
1'i.iiiot.hUM-yulet , stoiidy ; united closed ut
CflSe for July.
COTTON Si vu Ou-Qulet , unsettled ; crude
off rado. ' . 'MWio : yellow oir Krade , a.K2ll.
TAII.OVI'lrm , iiultst.
Ito-iiN-Uiilut. I'lii-yi nlrained , common to
good , Jl.tlViM 47'i.
Tuill'K.MiNK Dull. eiU , : ! SItwtie.
IJddb-Quiet , In-t'Kiiluri v\estern , 1717'io ' ;
receipts , 7.UU7 packuuex , >
1'OHK Quiet , linn ; old nii'ss , .
new mess , Ul MJI'j j u\tru prime ,
CUT MKATB rirm , wanted ; middles , quiet ,
wi'iik ; bliort cle tr , $ .1.15 ,
IMHII Oiit'iied tlrm , closed weak ; western
BteitiuH'Jt'l ; sales , 1,150 tierces. Options iltn ,
S.VM tlorci'Ht July , ID'.N , ulosliiK , M.'i bid ;
August , fUixQC Acloslnj ; , Wjy bid ; optum.
ber , W.1W1.8 , clubliiK , M51 bid ) October ,
M.C2bld.
Hurrhii Quiet ; fiincy , steady ; western
dairy , Kttl&c ; western ureiitnury , H
KlultH , Iho.
UIIEKSE Moro net ho , easy ; part
4IM e.
I'm liiON-Dulli American. < iaooais.'J.
Coi'i'Kii-Stuiidy ; liiUo , July , (12 53.
LEAD rirm ; domi'stlil.4i 4.
TlN-Qulot , III instrain. . fW.40.
"MlutiPiiiiolis Wheat 'Market.
MiNMAi' : < ) i.iH , Minn. , Juno M. WHEAT
Dcallnek In wheat were mostly lu September
ana December , and business a ut no tlmo
Uaccl U , 1-5 curni shlpujuuu , iW our * .
C'losot No. I dard. June. tl.Olt on trnclf , 1 1.0
Ul 01' , ; .No. i northern , June. 'i7'.ic ' ; .Inly. I'Hc '
un truck. iHHfit'w'ioi ' No. ! i northern , June , Olc
un trao i ,
St. LoitlH MnrkctFi ,
PT. I.nirm , Mo. , Juno 23 WIIBAT I'lrm
on h , IN' ' < ri July , 8i"io.
Uonsrirm ; unsli. 57c ) .luly.B'i c.
OATH II Uhors cash. "Jfic ; July , J2o.
PntlK-E-MV jit ! l 2JaiO.i7i. : !
I.AIID-Dllll lilt . ) .
\\IIHKV il IB.
llt'rrcii ( 'nclianged ; croimcry. 13SI5c (
City Mnr'ot .
'tTV.Mo. . i iino2"iViiKAT Slronzer
No. 2 hard , c-iili. fvka-Hjc ; Juno , SU'jO ' bid ; No ,
red , cash , S' ii'Hc.
CoiiN-y'.eady ! No. 2ca3li. 51'XC ! Juno , Sl'il
S1'4C.
OAis-Qiilct ; No. 2 canh , 3C(4c ( bid ; June
XV , c. _ _ _
.Milwaukee .Mnrlccts.
Mir.WAUicBK , Wu. , June -WHEAT I'lrm
No. 2 sprliv. cash and July , Dl'io. '
COIIN UruliiinRuil ) .No. Jt57c ,
OATS No. uwliitc. 40'io.
I'uoriainiKiiotikur ; pork. July , ? a87'5. '
Cincinnati .MarkolH.
Ci.NCiN.vATr , O , Juno 25. WIICVT Htrons
No 2 red. * l 01.
CotiN-Hteady : No. 2 mixed. Me.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 mixed ,
WHISKY il. 10.
Toledo
TOLEDO , O , Juno:5. WIIKAT Higher ; cash
! l 01.
CdiiN . -iidy ; cash , Me.
OAIH Quiet ; oiiBhlOo ,
LtVEiii'oor , June'i'i WIIKAT MarUotciulot
liolders oiler moderately.
COIIN Qulut , butbte.uly ! mixed western , 5
51percont.il. _
> llnnca | > oliM Klotir Itovlow.
MiNM'M'ot.i" . SUnn , Juno ! . The North
ivi-sturn Miller s.iys Tlio amount of Ihiui
inndo bv the mills last uii.'U was sonunvlii
llu'liter. The week's output as Pi'i.ViU liar
rels an aver.iiro of U'.n.'i ' narrels dally , a'alns
1 11.4V b.irrels the week before. H..ljU b.irreli
foi thoeorri'spondniK tlmo In IbUJ , and n.'iO
liarrols In itvd. Whore a week auo fouiteoi
mills were riniiilii. . om * less Is now In motion
fho Htoj > at Diilnlh , hovvi'ver. Is 00,0 }
i.irruln less tlntn a year lino. I.o "i
llrms li-ive obtained very low frelKh
rates on foreign shipments the p ist week am
Lids has enabled them to do a llttiu ninro ex
: ) iirt tr.ulr tli , in would liavu I ei'n posslhli
under other t'ondlt ons Part of ihe biislnes
.VMS done In pttcnts though the prices re
: elved woulil not more Ih. in let sellers on
3V en The export sh'piiionU ' for the vviol
ivnro'uVJl.l li.irro s aculnst .l7-"n bands tin
no edln week London iiuot.itions for IN
bs o I. f. are. I'.itcntt , , .WsUJS.Il Od ; b.ikcrn
"
StTOVhS .t.M ) It It V 1)1.
NFVV YOIIK , JuneS" ) . Tlio two ptrtlos In tht
itouk MiarUct , if they in ly bo allowed to be
. ' .tiled two parties , continue to hold tliol
[ round undismayed and the market continue !
.o stagnate , while Iho only motion to bo seer
s the slow settling down , which Is tlio usu il
iccomp intmcnt of such a condition of alt ilrs
Today's market w.ts onlv a continuation o. .
, ho term of stagnation , belli ? eipially dull
ind listless with these which h tve prouolcd
'or ' the month. The onnlnz was made on n
Kimowhit larger voltimo of business that
hat of yosteiday. but the Increase In aiiima
.Ion seenit'd to bo entirely the result of tin
tpp iront selling for foreign aucoiint , vvhlcli
nude first prices all slightly lower than last
ilcht't U uic. The foreign sellini ? , however
vas moro app.ttont tli in real and the liillu-
Mice which It exerted soon p.ibsod away
caving the market in the s line old rut o
lullness and utter slngn itlon , broKenonly b >
, he sticii 'tli In siiar | , whljh rose I ' per ccnl
in Ilk'lit trails , ictionH Thuchtricter of the
railing In sn ; , ir , liowcvei , nrdvuntcd Its
us I nir any inllucuc'o upon the rest of 1 10 ni'ir-
< et , even amen ? the o'her Industrials , at.O
irli'cs , with huio and tiiero an iinlmpurt int
jxceptlon , remained at the same dead level
hroiiKhout the day. The slatoment of tin
'eimsyh aiil.i inilroid for M tv had no eirect ,
lowrvcr. and It was seeming y In line us tc
: ho general expectation a to what it would
10 The m irket llnallv closed dull , as It hid
M-cn throughout the day , at lnsliniUuant
ihatuos fiom last n ulit's prices.
Railroad bonds weie dull. is nau il and pn1-
ionted the usual lacU of fuatuio though there
tcrosomc miiiked cliannesfrom tlie lasts-tic"
tvc'orilcd. Tlietradlni ; reached only t4'HOUl ' ,
L'ho final ch lilacs were genor illy ln tlio dlreu-
lon of lower ll ures.
Oovcrnmcnt bonds are dull and steady.
: t ito bonds entirely ucKlc-'tL'd.
Petroleum ojiancd dull , voty few tntnsac-
: ! onsoccurre.l and the movement of prices
\us very nairow , the miiuct closing dull.
'cnnsylvanla oil , July option , sties , li.O.ll
uiiro s , opened , 03 % ; highest , Wf slowest , OJ'i ' !
losing , COS.
Thb rullowins are the olosln 5 nnot itlons for
he leading stocks on tne Now Yor.i stock cx-
oday :
The total s lies of stoekb today weio t > f8
Ii ires , Inclndlni : Atchlson , I'.lbO ; Louisville
. NuslivllloriTO ; tat. I'nul , i,0U !
Klnanolul Ituvluvv.
Nr.vv VOIIK , Juno 2Ti The 1'ost ' says : ( Jood
uthotltles Jo ned todiy In tueiilctltiK a
iirthor export of cold by taturday's Btoaiu-
rs > ; prob ibly not less tlian 8l.OJ.uuO ) In Iho
nco of those expect itlons there was nj back
ono to the tiiurKot. The m ijorlty of tlio
locks changed diirln : tlio afternoon from
heir early price. SiiKar certlUcatcs , liowever.
Did gradually oir from tholi lilKhur level of
he forenoon , and Huston houses continued to
upply tlio market with Atchlson , boms ap-
arcntly dlsconr.iKed liy tlio fresh news fur-
shed today of tlio thoroughly b.td condition
f the boot and shoe ti ule. Chic tire U is alone
hewed ovldeucoof Him support , and this
otibtless moans that the famlllur clique of
iiinlpulittois n that Dpceialty Is ayaln In the
utrkuu
Financial Noton.
NEW YOIIK , June 21 Cloirluss today , KV
H',13.1 ; bnlanc-os , JU70.0.B.
llusros , .Muss , June US. Clo.irlnss today
| | .07(1C.U ( ; baliiiifoi , ( I.H7.I.S1. Money , ' . " , per
1'iit. Kxch.iiinoon New VorK , lOc dlbcoiint to
HAI.TIVIOHK , Mil , June -CloarltiKs today ,
l.U7. , 00 ; i alanecs , $ lil,5os. Kute. U pet cent
I'lllt.AUKLi-lllA , Juno a\ ( . 'learln.-s today ,
lrin.iH)4 : ) ; balanoes tl.V-J.Ol' ' ) Monoy.4 piireoiit.
OitiCAfld , Juno as. Now Vork ovchuiuo
as hie idy at 7 c premium. Utttsfoi mnney
ere steady nnd unchanged. Hank clearings ,
II/'II.QOO Mori n cxcluuiju was bto.idy and
ucbnugou.
Tlio Money Mat-knt.
NKVV VOUK , Juno 2.V MO.NKV o.x CAM , Fasy. !
untftue ; from I'l'iiJ ' ! per cent ; last loi.n , j
vrcent ; cioaed olfered atI perLOiit ,
Plum : MfciiovsTii.i : 1'Ai'Eii 5in.7 percent ,
STKitt.t. > ( i KxcitvdKQulet nut Him at
I Ml' , foi i-lxty-day bills and Jl.bs'J fur du <
i tnd.
I'lio following wcro the closing prices on
onils :
tjiilon Pacific tils
, . . . . . . . . . . , „ tVvsl biiurtv
1 K & T. I.CHI I ( ii
I'llI'lH ItUlltCH.
JunniiT. Tlireo per eenl rentes , OTf
) o for the iiocount. Tlio weekly Bt.tteinent o (
liu Hank ot True Minus mi Inero.tauot 4UTi-
00 ( runcb ut gold mid TW.OUu ( ruue of bllor. .
Hank of KiiKltunl Itnllluti.
LONDON , Juuo''S. The bullion In the Ilank
t tusluud lucroukud i"JJ ,0J > durlui ; thu uabt
week. The proportion of tlio Hunk of HnS'
lnnd'4 reserve to Ihtbllltlc * which lust wcol
was 4U UT par cent , U now 43.72 per cent.
Hoston stootc Mnrkot.
nofiTO.v. M u . , Juno iVTho followlna wort
the ulntltnt prices on stocks In the Huston
stock tn.irkel lodny.
IjOlllloll HtOflCH.
LostiON. Juno " 5. OlosliiB nt4 p. m.
II tr tlhor. I5'id p"r ounce. Money , 'ilt. '
per com. Unto of discount Inthcopen nmrko
for holli short nnd llir o-tnonllis bills , Ui poi
.ecnt _
Dnnvor .MltilnijStoo''s.
DEVVKII. < Vi1o. Juno 'JV-Ilcttor feellns or
the nilnltiK exeli.uue today , billet IS" 0.
Sun l-'ratioNc'o ( luint ; Quotations.
8\v P.lANt isco , June 25. Theollielalelosin' ?
iitot | itlons for niluliij atooks loday were as
follows :
Nv York 'Mining
NBW VOIIK , Juno - ' " > . The following are the
closing mining stock qiititat ons :
Ilavniia ni
HAVANA , June y > SPANISH Oot.n n'l" ' ! ®
2is : ; l.xchiuuc. iiulct.
fctiOAii Ituyois willing to do business ; 1 , ' . " > J
li tss centrifugals Hlj2 decrees iiolarl/.ttlon ,
wore sold .it fl.li gold per ( iiilnt.il , and ! l , 0) )
bigs contrifng tlserti bold at Matanas at
$ . ! . . gold JILT < iulnt.il.
O Hale JIar' < " :
riur.vio , Juno 25 [ Special Tulcsr.ini to
Tim IIKI : . ] Hides are ilull .ind wt-aU ut the
folUiuinitqiiot itlons. Gicnn s.iltt'd. lljiht and
hi'a\y , No 1 , ri'ic ; jim n salted. Unlit .ind
botxy. No. S. 4 < a.4i4c : calf , 7 < o. 1. 'r : c.ilf. No.
" . > ( - " , ciuuu hides bell at le less tli in nbosu
pi lees.
New York Dry GootlH Sfnrlcot.
NEW VOUK , Juno C5. lluslnoss In dry coeds
\\iis f ilr nnd without special fe.ituro Then *
\\oro iiddllldu , il now pr CDS In Indigo blue and
shlitliu prints , the A mo i lean sales boln inadu
ut j c and . )3iC ) rcspcctfu'ly. '
'Inl'c.
Nnw Yo-iK. Juno 2. > . Konnott Hopkins &
Co to S. A. McWliortcr * Thoiu Is hut \orv
llttltt Interest about the n irrow and small
do.illiu' tiiday. IMuctuatlons In prices lit\e
been conflnud to small fractions and havn
been duo entirely to the sealpini ; trades of
loiiin tiadcrs It Is a dull market. nwltiK to
scarcity of buyer- , , lint has lather a weak
iintluitoiiu In consc'iiuenCK of the dribbling
sales of long stocks. The ftitiiro that Is whim
the tonmiKo Is made by tliK year's ciops is
jiiovlnu Is promlsliiR , but the finniedlato slt-
uatlimdoes nut encourage epuculatho or In-
vestnifiit buy 11,5 except for these who
aio wll IIIK and e\pect to watt for all the
Improved conditions nmtcrl.ill/o to.idvancu
prices. Statements IUIMS bec-n publlslio.l today
of the 1'cnnsyhania system. Like Shorn ,
.Michigan Contr.il anil O.in.ida boiuhurn , and
tlu-y a I show a fallins off In ruvonuo. I iko
Shore n.ts earned Its dividend , but Canada
Southern has fallen short. The rcnnsylvanla
statumunt shows u deureaso of { IGl/iGi. fator-
llntf t'XchitiiBO Is firm and just ul the closing
of I'lisliiu a the annoniK emcnt as made th it
I..MD.O U has been t tkun for shipment on b.it-
uiday. Tlic m tiketelosud dull and sto idv at
about opening prices , excepting for C'lilca o
las. which h is advanced J per cent. Money
easy on call at " © 'J'l percent. Total bales ,
UO.T.iO.
UIUCAOO , Juno 25. Konnctt , Hopkins A , Co.
tub. A. Mo\V hot-tor I'lio mls roscople Inspec
tions In provisions now on at the stockyards
bhoub trldilmu In many of tbo si uulituird
hoys. This hits made the market \\otk nnd
lower today. It was app trc'iitly In shape fin
a Hi tie tally. The uncertainty its to wh it the
Duriiianont oircct may bo caused free selling
of loiu property and the close was weau at
Wheat The steady tone of cables and wet
wonthui In the western harvest fields Insnlre 1
the bulls with sulUi'icnt courage to buy a iitt e
wheat , and thlb , with short covering by cau
tions bears , bo pod the price tip about a cent ,
Tin- cash niaiket ru'csory ' btrons ; and relit cts
thu irrowlni ; scarcity. No. ! . ' spilnj ; sold hero
today In a round lot at 4o OMtr.lulv thttwas
bid tor moit > New croi | wlie.il Is said to hpm >
sold In ht. l.ouls l"e o\ui Aiutist foi u small
lot The boars nro still willing to soil at very
low pilces a crop that Isn't harvestt'd which
ma ) turn out badly damaged , wh lo the foiL -
L < UII outlook shows no lmpro\ement , Keports
lit diouth In siiiithern Russia and an ad\ance
Inalutb aio aKaln ciurcnt and \onched for
by a piiimlnent news attuncy. In splto of
thesu assnriiu conditions , It Is not safe to
count on n ore than a moderate Lilly unless
thu woithor should contlnuo unfa\oi.tbti.
The bU he ti combination la for the mo
ment suemlimly In control , and will not
allow much of a Lilly If crop prospects sh'iw
upell It Is a weather muikct , ami lie who
Kets prompt Information of Important ebaiiKes
will bo likely to proiit theieby.
C'orn and Uats The market opened easy for
corn , but moved iu > luadllv on cinerlnx by
hlinrti , followed later by a sharp lire ik on the
posting of lar o car-lot estimates fin tomor
row , boats raiding the pr ! e down to 5lo for
July , They oversold , however , and the bull
L-lhiuo had nodllllcnlty In foirliiK them In at
hUhar prices on the rally In wheat. Thu tains
me lutardlm ; the cultivation of an alieidy
li.ic'KVMud crop. Oats weroraihur heavy most
nf the bess.on , and thedumand for Investment
Is poor.
As a .short sale , lard looks mine promising
Hun other pioduetn. blocks are vury largo
iinJ dlmliilbh h.owly. _
O.1I.I II. I i.lt I' a lit VK.
OMVIIA. Juno 2.1. ISDI.
OATTl.E-OIIIclal rocoluta of cattle J.SI 1
is comnarea with IW8 yesterday and SJ
Ihnrs-day of last week. The market was
ito idy on the best Krades of betnos and slow
iiul r/iilUo lower on other crudes , lltilcher
itock wnh nlow anil weak to lower , Tcetlers
wort ) lifeless.
lions Ulllc'lal rccotuts ot hoza 3iOI : as
I'omiurod with ll..M. yest rday and R.OUJ
riiursday of last week. The market was
itudvu and steady to a shade hluhut , the ml-
vancti huliiK almost whnlly on mi\od liojs.
Mlold tinrly. 'Iho lanje of the prices
inld vMnilAxai.41. the bulk tolling at II IWT4
I Ti. tlio market olosed e slci. Ll lit , * 1 2)U )
ti5 : ; heavyUC41 40 ; mixed , II JtWti..n. Tnu
: iv eniKO of tlio prices ptldwus tl.U. as tom-
uared with * ! . . ' < yesterday and $ ur3i 1'hnrs-
iluy of labt week.
8iiKU > There were no ftesh receipts of
uliueu. The ilom , ind exceeds the rerelpts and
lirlces rule llrm ut the recent iidvunco. Na-
llves JiTVijAOTii westerns , K'.ftJfeiO' ) . CJood
3J to 70 I ' '
lleoolnls mil DlHposUlon ( f Stauk.
Ollluhtl rni'OlutH ami tllsposltlon of stoek as
ihown by the liookh of the Union Mookvunlu
: oi.ipany for thutwenty-foiii hours ondlni ; at
io'oiuok p. in. . Juno 'i' ) , IS'll :
HKUKIITP.
Sales.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av , I'r. No Av. I'r.
1 . KX > tl 03 15. 104. ( I UO 10 UU tt 10
i. . W3 ICO J..mO fii )
\'in \ * AMI nourm.
11 . 07 2 5) 10. . . . 109 300
_
Chicago Ijlvo Stojk Market.
CIIICMIO. , Innu2'i C5peel.ilToleKr.ini to Tut
llti : ] Tlie Munition in e.ittle was without
liiipto\oiiit > tit In uny respect The only do'
serlption for whltli the nrirkot had uny up-
pt'.inneo of llrmniss H.IM i'\trt shlppliij
steers. .oinutliliiK ccod rn uicli to hrlni : loo1 ,
und oirurlium in thiit elass wore too few tojl\u
a f.ilr Ide.t ofiilnc"4 bo fur as
cows nnd hulls and the Keneral run
of steers were concerned , buycts enint
piottv iiuar hit In ; their OMII w , iv n the in it-
terofprlees They bought pool to fair eonn
and bulls at $1 MIw ' " > . nnd eoliinion to coed
steerat I l.'J.VdA 2 " > , while It took a good biineh
of i , iss Tex.ts sti-ors to brine more than tJ.7r > .
IhunitiRuof prlc'osw.is iinywherc from 85 ®
Mo lower than last week. Trade
w is dull early , and scarcely les-i
so later In the d.iy , but by dint of
hard work s ilesinen in ma o I to make pretty
peed ele.ti inc'ps t-.tles of ntthescru on n
basis of $1 ij@ I 7"i for Inferior to clioleo cows.
heifers and bulls. $1 7.ViSl.7'i for htoexers and
feeders and fl Tiftaitt for cotnmon to fancy
shipping steer" . TO\.IB cattle , of which about
5KK ( ) arrl\ed , were salable lit $ .2 : ® . ; 25 | for
u-riissors and atl2Vfi47'i for foJ stects. Ke-
culpts f.illlnchhort of eirly estimates , tbo
market for Tc\.ins closed ( Inner.
Today's sales showery little cli inpo In
Btlecsof htus As Is n.ost fieqiientlj- theca e
the market was slrntiRtT at the oprniiiR of
business th n nt the olon1. hut the chaiuo In
X'tl'les ' seal -elv loauhod iiiol | ihlbproportlons
I rom f2 ( ) ( S4 UO foi c'lllK tht-ro was tr.KlliiK all
the w.t v up to $ ! . ' > ' , at which fUiiioa few loads
of assorted ho.'s note we irhed. Olleriius
we-ejnottv uniform , .is to the quality ind
t he rfi eater p irlchanccdh iiidswilhln uian-u
of I ie percwl , or at fl.4'i(2 ( > l Vi The market
llnishe I iiiitc | woik ovccpt for prime lllit |
we L'bts
The l enln .Iournal reports : C.'iTTin-Ho-
ceipts , l Iiid0 : shipments. . i. " > 00. Maikot stoadv ;
prime to o\tri sioeis Jl uuQ.lt : u : othets. f "i 2" >
Ct'i Kij Tosans , J..iVtSI.O ) ; stoekeis , IJ 7 ( ®
4.25 : cows. irl. < iflr 4.0
lions Uecolpts , j'l.flOO ' ; shipments , 12.003.
.M irket steady to lower : roujih. t4IOt2" > ;
. . .i\ed and Backers , $1.4 ip,4 i ! > , ' ; prime he i % v
and butcher wei hti. , $4 OSIOJjllKht , $4 2" > ®
4 01
01MIEIP
MIEIP Recel | ts. SOU ) ; shlpmo'its , 4010
Mariietsteady tolowqV ; natives , * 4 12'4a- ' ( ) ;
Tovin- . * 4.l.'i'ai2 > ; westerns , $1 2j < il5.00 :
lambs , fO.OXij.75. ( ( _
New YHPK I.fn : btoolc SInrkot.
Niw : Yonic. Juno 25 UEKVES Uecclpts.
2V,1 ho.id. all for export nnil slaughterers : no
tracltiiRi feeling linn Dressed beef , b' auiie ;
KlilpinciilH tomoirow , 24'1 bee\es.
CALVIM Keceipts , 2u7 head : biitterinllk
cahes , * . ' > ) ® .too
SIOEIUecclpts. . " .T ? ! head : sheep steady ;
lambs weak : sheep , $ i.2via" > 25 ; lambs , JGOO ®
800 : dressed mutton , firm , IxJilO'ic ' : Uresaed
lain' ' s , weak. 10H8'2c.
llons Uecolpts. 4,7G'I hold , conslgnco direct ;
market nominally ste'tdy r.t $ l..iO&5.25.
St. Ijouia Llvu Stock Market.
ST. I.OUH , Mo , Juno S3 PATTI.E Uo"olpts ,
; i , ( ( li hlilpments 8,0.0 ; market duli ; fair to
fancy native stouits I..70 ) < a800 ; Tcxans and
Indians. * , ' .2G@ I OJ.
IIoa-4 Kuco'ptH. ' 4ioo ; ; shipments , blank :
ihiti ket stron j ; lietvy , J4.4531 T5 ; mixed , J4.IU ®
4 50 ; IlL'ht. * 4.a > 34 50.
K-itiHUH City Ijlvo rtt mk
KANhAS CITV. Mo , Juno 25 CATrr.-c ito-
ceiptH. 2..IOJ ; Bhlpmonts. l.MI ; market about
BUi.uty steers * )1oai.7'i ) : ; cows , Jl,40 < H.Ol :
stockcru and feeders , 1 1. MS 1. 1)0. )
lions Hfcclpts l.o j shipments , 3,400 ; mar
ket lower ; bulk , $1.2 > © 4.i5. :
031.111.1 WIUHt.H.l l.K JI A It KETS.
VCK > tallies.
The following quot ttlona represent the
pr ces tit which choice stock Is billed out on
uraeis unless otherwise t.t tied :
UNIONS liuiniuda. per case. $ . ' .25 ; Califor
nia , -'it' ' pot II )
UAIIIIAIIE Home grown. OOc pet dai , or 2i !
UJ'iC pel Ib
bounii.it > UAUMFr.owi'li 1'er dozen , JI.W.
NKW I'OTMOhb I'CT II ) , 2' ' e.
ToMviOEa I1' inoj stock , per crate. $ J.2u ®
J 5 ) .
Ni\v : HIITS : : I'er do ? , ao ® 5o.
I'KAS I'er buslioT boJ1.2 > U1,50 ; nor M bushel
box , We.
C'ucuMiiiMts 1'or do.w Gio.
Soi'TiitcitN Hi A. > s Wa71u per H bushel
box ; s rlii , . ' . MJAliUu per 'i bushel liox ,
I'OTATOI.H lloiuu Kniwn Moulc In small let
From thoHtore. $1.U.
Asi'AitAfltis 50u per do ? .
IIUANS Ntivy , Ii05 per bushoU
Flour.
Omaha inllllns company. Hellance , Putont ,
( "K ) ; Invlncil ) o I'atent , J.'HO ; hone Mar ,
siiucrlative , J'- ' . " > 0 ; buowlluke , 12.10 ; Kaney
l'iinll > . KI ( KI.
H T. Dit\lH mill company , HlRh I'.itcnt No. 1
nud Cream , * -'HJ. Blue 1) ) , full p : > tunt. f..5'i ;
llawkeyr. half patent , f..tt ; Special lioynl'
intent No. 10. JUKI ; Minrit' ot.i P. tout , * . ' 8G ;
Ivans in Hard Wheat , patent , $200 ; Nebraska
rtpilni ; Wheat , p item j-.r > 5.
b. V. Ulllnian'b Gold Modal , U81 ; Fnow
Whlto , t..r > 1 ; bnowllake , (2.10 ; low crado , tl.r.O ;
[ jueeii of the I'antrv. ? . ' W ) ; bran , ( IKiO ;
Chopped feed , { .H.X ( ) ; Minnesota buperlathe ,
* V.'l. ! . Woleh & Ca. Woleh'b Ucst , tM ; Crown
l'rlnco,8'.70i Minnesota Chief , J2.40 ; faplendul
I'amlly , J2.10 ; btralnln , tl.tiQ.
Frewh Frulth.
IliACKiiKiiltiF.s | 't > r case , $ . ' .7V
lli\t K lUsiMil.li'ilul'ereaso. . $1.03.
L-iiKlllttts l allf jrnlil , per 10-11) ) box. J1.2 ;
SI. . 15 ; soutliern C'liorriuM , il. 25 per drawer of IS
I uurts.
UiiAxiKs I.os Angeles , $3,2."i ; Mcdlterran-
> un bweou , 81,75 >
Tr\As l'i\i IIES Per > > { bushel box , ( AQT c ,
S i lu willliuii.sM lt > oui I htoek , $ ' ,0.t..2per ( (
; i quart ease. Iowa htock , } J,25 per case.
( Inn s t.oosuiKiiiiiKb-rc'r 24 quint case ,
( J2' < 1J 51 ; dr.iwt'i ' of Isiiiart3 ) , 1.7,4t2o3.
I'lNI'Al'I'I.KS I'er 007 , MIO
lii.MO.N8 Choice htncfc , per box , M.25 ; faney ,
I7niOO , Ir-i
IU. \ > AS 1'or hunch , } J.503.03 for faney
block. ' '
roiintry I'rutliico.
I'ot'l.Tiiv Tbo reccliitsof old fowls are llttlo
llulit and Hales of pooj block are mitdu at t.l.r.0 .
5.I.IK ) , hurlni ? C'ltlckBijs are bocomliiif more
plenty und tire KHlllnli" " ut ( MOiCilOO per do * .
I'lio itucks itrrlv Itu nro mostly small and KO
.it a outf.'S1. Turkoj-B , tic per 11)
ilimi.it A Miry liltijepioportlonof the but
ter .sM'hliK at lOe ,
I ( idh The rtcoipU of OZKS are moderate ,
ind thu market lioldH at UUll'tU
'k Ilest upland , fO.UOitlo. u ; poororgrados ,
JollV A. MthllANE. TllANh C. CONDON
McShane & Condon ,
, INYliSTMl-Xr BANKIsRS ,
300 S. 13th St. Kirit National D nk Dulkl-
ln , Omaha. Nob.
Deal In Bdx-ki tHinilt § ourlllin , coin ni > reli\l pn
l 'r , c-ic NLVtillniu luuiu on liupr ir I Um tint rt'itl
i tiiio Sliurl line toiiii with banli ihUi. , ur ua all
ul'prun'ii ' cullutcrnl tccurltr.
Alioitt Ijtinipaurd Cat 11 o.
OMUU , NcU , Junu ' 'S. To the Eultor of
-Tin : HKI : . My iiltc'iitioii uas hocu called to a
paragraph that appeared In your Sunday Issue
In ivgurtl to a steer nt South Omuha stoc Ic-
vnnl bald to bo affected with "lumpy Jaw "
I urn thu "veterinary burgeon" that gave the
fortllleuto that the animal was lit for human
food aud I coutoud bo yet , even It the cu-
ULCERS ,
CANCERS ,
SALT RHEUM , ,
RHEUMATISM ,
BLOOD POISON.
Ihcno nnd every Kindred dl case arising
from Impure- blood BUccc * fully treated hy
that or-falllng and beat of all toutcs nnd
medicines ,
Books on Hlood nud Skin
Discuses f no.
Printed teeUmonlalSEcntou
application. Address
e Swift Specific Co , ,
ATLANTA. CA.
Inrgoinont was nctlnoinpkosi , ns there \vc
no suppuration or breaking down of tti
growth nnd from the appearance of 111
onltual none of the Interim ! otvuns wcro n
fectcd. In courtesy to mo 1 think the mat
UKement of thu South Omatm stoeltynnl
stmuld plvo mo the privilege of seeing tli
post mortem.
This steer was purchased , ns I understood
fnr Ncls Morris at whoso si ui hter house I
Chicago u Held Inspection Is bcinir carried on
under tbo new moat Inspection act , so if h
ran the cuuntlct lu that place thoiovould b
no fear of his meat being diseased.
I do not know what law regulates the shit
mont of c.utlo from South Omiihn , biU I d
think animals In the early singes of lump
Jaw ( and uny Hub cnl.nveinont about th
head or face Is now-n-davs sure to bo consld
ered ns such ) arc condemned and other dl
c.tses moro detrimental to the human rae
nllo\\-cd to nass I think we lire straining at
gtiMand swallowing n camel. I doubt !
there is on record in American deithftoi. .
lumpy j.i\v in the human subject.
lilt 11A111) KllHirT ,
Member of the Hoyul college of votorlnnrj
surgeons , England.
No griping , no nausea , no pain when D
Witts Little B irlv UU JIM arj u H i. S-iull
pill. Safe pill. Uedt pill.
VKTKIIXXS OK TIIC XVAIl.
Arc You Ilccclvliift tlic I'cnsioii ti
\ > hioli You arc Kutltlo I ?
There nto thousands of soldiers of the lat
vuir who ate sufTering from injuries rcceivci
nnd diseases conttactod during the late war
In many Instance : , these injiuies nnd disojbu
will carry thu victims to the grave. This i
to bo roijrottcd It is nevertheless the fact
To such iks those the nation is indebted. Ti
such as those the uatlon aims to discharg *
its indebtedness. It has striven in this ditcc
tion for years. It has paid out millions ti
suffering soWiers and Is still disposed to aic
them to the extent of Its power.
Do all the soldicrj enjoy the bcnelits ol
( tension to which they are entitled J Ttun
do not. Why ) Because they nro Ignorant o
the laws which have been pasbcd for their
benolit.
Thoie nre consequently thousands of sold
lor ? who nro entitled to pensions. Thcie art
thousands who nro now receiving pension :
who nro entitled to an inctease of the satin
but who uia not tocciviug that increase. Al
such have claims against the government
All such should mi' : ' o inuuiry "ns tovtha
they nro entitled. They may do this througt
Tin : Hi L'S Ut itrAL OF UI.UMM. This buioat
will not bleed the soldiers. It will not do
eoivo him. Itill expedite his cbiim. If hii
claim is worthless , ho will bo informed of tin
fact ut the earliest uossiblo moment. This
bureiu is in the interest of the soldier. It i :
picparod to cive tlie soldier whatever information
mation on the subject ho may require. Ii
another column of TUB Bun jou may reac
\\hat this bureau pioposcs to do nnd how I
liopo ; to do it. Wiito to the bureau for in
formation.
OverT OOO Howe scales nave bosn sole
nnd the demand increasing continually. Boi
ileu iVKclleek Co. , Cliicago , 111.
KUB3ING IT IN.
In support of u resolution to advertise
in THIS BUB , Couuciltnun E. P. Davit
i\id :
"Sotno tirno a ro wo ndvortiscd in th <
World-Uornld , but us it was read by onlj
i few , wo received no bids. "
The resolution was unanimously
tdopted.
Dnnnolly nnd the Cryptogram.
At Boyd's opera hou-o next Sunday night
[ Ion. Ignatius Donnelly , tbo studious author
) f "Tho Great Cryptogram , " and n man
lotcd for his eloquence , \\ill answer Colonel
{ obert G. Ingorsoll's ' recent lecture in this
: ity on "Shakespearo and His Creations ' '
L'hero is piobably no man allvo better ac-
inaintod with this great question that at
iresent has nrousod the Interest of the
English speaking world , than Mr. Donnelly.
Ic hns made the great Shakespearean qucs-
ion the study of his cntiro life and his
'lows have oeou endorsed by many of the
vorld's ' most prominent mathematicians and
itudents. Mr. Donnelly will nlso touch upon
VIr. Incersoll's religious \Iewsnndbringto
icht some of the colonel's ' mistakes in both
iterntuto nnd leliglon. It hns boon piutty
tenorally conceded that Mr. Donnelly by his
irgumonts has placed Colonel Ingcrsoll in
irobably the most uncomplimentary position
10 hns over been during his btilliant career ,
vlr. Ingcr.soll llrst had his say at the Lyceum
hcntro , Minneapolis , when ho told of
.Vllliam Shakespeare's creat merit without
Irst giving the subject suulcient study and
bought. The colonel soared up those rc-
narkablc Mights of oratory for which ho is
nmous without a thorough investigation of
ilmkcspuaro. Then the studious sago of
S'iningcr catno along and knocked all of In-
; crsoll's thcoiics into a cocked hat nnd asked
ho colonel n few questions that the great
ignostlo could not answer. The press gqner-
illy conceded that Mr. Donnelly had much
ho best of the great question.
For Sehlitz boor apply to H. R. Grotto
OUOFurnam.
Weakening.
Omaha Dnilii ' > f.iin > cn > t.
The World-Herald , which is neitl > er fish ,
losh nor good ted herring , is weakening in
is contest with TUB Ben. List joar the
utter paper had the enterprise to employ n
pccial train to Grand l.slnnd on Sundays at
, cost of ? UO for each train. By this moans
L served its pillions at that point and at in-
crmcdiato points , mid fiorn these to other
loints oil the nillioad , from several hours to
early twenty-four in advance of the ro0'ular
nail service.
Last November \Vorld-Hcrnldnskod to
oin TUB BKB in this special service by pay.
ng half the expense , nnd TDK Hr.i : con-
ontcd. But about Juno 1 the W.-II. draw
ut , thus leaving the Jtili euttitlu < < > 'the lice.
i'u better evidence tit in thti cvitlil be fuinl lic < l
/ Hie fiat that Tlie lice lnflncinct llii tiieaktnu ,
the bachtnuenf the ll'uilil-llcriilil.
Do Witt's Little Knny Kisers. nest llttlo
illl over made. Cura constlpilla i every
lino. None equal. Use them now.
t Tulco u Trip.
A party of about twenty teachers in the
nibllo schools , headed by Miss Hurl ha
) owoy , special tcaehnr In calisthenics , will
tntt on Tuesday next for n tiip to pulnis of
ntoiost In Maine. The party \\II1 go vl. ; the
iurlington to Chicago , when they will ) uin n
arger party , traveling in iisiwclul train over
he Chlcat-o kt Grand Trunic nnd the Giand
PrunH to Kingston , thcncu by bout to Mon-
teal , and from there uy tall to I'urtland.Hur
[ arbor , and other points of interest in that
Icinlty. The party will bo abdont about four
veeUs.
Uf , BU-aeycuroa caurru , 13 JQ bUf ?
OMAHA
DIRECTORY.
AWNINQ3 AND 'TENTS
ma ha Tent & Awn
ing Co.
Kins' lliimiioclt * Oil unit
Iliilitierciotlilnir Si-nillur
rittloKnc IH.i t'urnuui
BIOYOLBS.
A. II. Perrigo&Oo. Mi 0 , Daxon ,
AllMnici All l'rlco.1 , All lUcjcIo .ild . on Muutlil
Parts.
Hit Dodge Street. t , Omih
BOOK BINDBRg & STA.TIONBR !
_
Omaha Republican Printing Oj. ,
Law brlofs , bunk eupnlp | , mil erorrtlila * la tl ;
prlmliw Unit
IQth niul Doiul > ' "trect
Ackertntuin Bros. & Ilointzo ,
I'rlnters binder" , ilootrolvpori , tilmilt booi matin
fiutiircM ,
Illtillowirl Mrvt Onn'ik
BOOTS AND SHOE3.
BOXES. BUTCHERS.
John L. Wilkie , LonU Holler ,
Onnhapnpor box factory IliitrherV nnd Pucker
Hli-lll. ) Diiiitlii Tools A MHIIH | | | 'too
lioir A xlu'i-p ( inln-'i
Onlcrt promptly 1111JI lllfi-IIM Jnrk m SI
CARRIAGES , BUQGIE ? , ETO.
W. T. Seaman ,
Omilm't T-nrntHl Viirlaty
WAGONS AN'I )
CAItlU.VlJKi
CARPETS. I CLOTHING.
Omaha Carpet Cb. , I Oilmaro & Ruhl
Carpet" , ol ! clot'u ' , ra ' . - Mamifncturert A Wliolo
tlnR , cnminooIi , < 3tJ fnlo Clothier ) ,
1611 luilii strait. 1IW Uarnoy 81
CIGARS.
West&Frtoclm ,
Mnntifictttrer * nnocUiri
Jobbers of lonf tobaojoi-
1011 Kirnitn street
COAU COKE , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooka an I Ooutant & Squires ,
Lima Oi. Hnrtl and nrt coil ahl.-
Itnrrt nrnl < uft ciil P'r ,
S. i : Cor Hit'i n'it Ij i { . 13J3 Kiirnin itroet ,
lai stroutt. Oiniln
Mount & Grili ] , P. H. Mahoaoy & GJ.
Iliird Conl Soft.
213S 14th strait ,
Oriem 811 N irth anil cor
Omalin , Nob. 10th and DOIIK ! n st * .
American Fuel Go. Howell & Ox ,
Shippers nnd rtetlo-t li
authricltu mil bin- J17S 14tlitreat ,
Illinois coil
Onmlii , No" ) .
513 S ISthstrojt.
Nebraska Fual Oj. , Johnson Bros. ,
S13S 13th strait , OH FurmmSircot ,
Omaha , Nob. Omnhr , Neb
CORNICE
Eagle Oornico Woiks P ,
Manufacturprs ofOalvnn- OnlTiml/pd Iron cornices
Izeil Iron Cornice. Dormer wlndov/8 , dee
c p , tin His tie Tli
IlilliU ftc. 1110 Iron nnil si ito roofer.
Dodge St. 811 l-nrnum St
CEMENT AND LIME3.
J. J. Johnson & Co. ,
:168. 13th JtrJH
Omahi , Net > .
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok-Koah DIJ
Goods Oa.
fnrnUUIn ,
Dry coeds ,
notions , , ont )
Dry wood , ?
notions
eouda ,
.
furnlshliii ; fooili.
Cor. llth and llonard ti. Corner llth an I Itarnc ;
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uin'UOlT AUTOMATIC
Wolf Electrical Oo. Electric Motors
llluntratcil CattloKUO and DyniiuiM ( ittaloiiuc
free free. H A Klnnoy , ( , t n I
lfH Capitol Avenue. AiiL blJ N \ l.lfo llU't ;
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , OrendorfF & T. G , Northwall ,
Martin Oo , , General western aKont
Corner.Jones and Uta ts r-kaiulla Plow Co ,
Unialit , Neb 11-l.lil ' bborinan aro.
FLOUR.
E. L. Wolo'j & OD , , R. T. Davis Mill Oo. ,
1012 N Iblh street C. G ITn lornnol ,
J 1 ! Vic Cray Mitmiror. Manager nt Oin till.
Mill nt llcndcrdon , Minn Cor 8th and Jackson its.
S. F. Oilman , Omaha Milling Co. ,
Merchant Mlllori ,
1014 N. llitti BUOJt.
Olllcu and Mill 111) Noith
C. E. Illaclc - Mnnaifer 1 ( Hi fetreot.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Furniture Beebo & Runyan Fur
Oo. niture Oo.
niture . ,
Successors to C.A. Hcobo
Kurnlture and carpats , A Co
1115-1119 Tarnain Htrcot , Grace and Uth Hts.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Echnoider & Loomis , J , T , Eobiuwa Notioa
Oo. ,
lobtcrs and Imporlors of aentv furnlililnT KOII |
notions and fitrnUliliu m Vt ci'lulirit 11 brtnl
. ooili , "lluck.kln ' overulh
i. pints nlilrtH , rniU , uto.
Illl Iloward stroat. Cor l-'tli un I Ilorardxtt.
Willian Blake , Bruos L } i
m It.
! 17andCI9 Boulh l ( < lti Si ,
Onialii. Nt'b ,
Onrdia ,
Hugh 0. Olark.
denlVu4iurn A unt u'
llupuul'ii ttpurtlnil Dun
, ULT Atlat liitihaiplLi-
GRAIN AND PROVISIO N
Toncray & Bryan , 18. A. MoWhortor
llrokcm. itraln , prortnloiK 312 11 Nntl lltnk. llrokflr *
mil Mock * : il3 8 I4tli 1'rlvuto j > to \
ft. I'rlvittcwlro to Clil- \ nrk , Clilcnuo nnd lit.
ili ) M. IAII | | < and New Ixiuh. CaV KMlU
Verk. lioiiidilfor all market *
Oookroll Bros. ' P , 0. Swarta & Oo ,
llrokori I'rlrato nlros II roliori , DrainI'rorhlons
to New Vurk ( lilcnKO A etc 1'rlvnto rrlro to st ,
St l.onl < Hpprlal allc'n- o ill ami Ch'CMio , Oltlco
tloncltcn lo track til U In l l.Satl llank.Onmlm.
uiiinnln lit Nat I Hank KxclnnnoliM n , S. Umk
HARDWARE.
Hector & Wilholmy Oo Lec-Clark-Audrooaaa
Hardw.xrj Oo.
. .
Cor. lOtli au.l Jackson 'H
KB-II10 ilnrnrj <
Oniitlia Nnti
IRON WORKS.
Paxton ft Viorlirur Onmlm Bafo & Iron
Iron Work' , Works ,
nrniivlit nnil rut Iron
bulldlntf work , ptiKlnin Mnnnf'r * flro ntul tuirglur
brn work , tfonor'il jirnof unfM , vaults , Jull
foundry , miolihu ) mil nrk Iron flmtti'ri mi I
blick ! inllh work U P llrt1 i'"rnio < l An-
llj nml Kill it. Orn'n.lullJncVionJti
Wilson & Drake ,
M'fR tnbutnr flues , Bra
hov bollors , tank * , oW.
I'lerco nml lilh tr < ? ot <
LIQUORS.
Her & Oo. , William
I.l'l'nr ' MI M'II ' iti \Vln3i , Mqiiorj niul CI-
llli it inu/ < tr.u' .
Mrmuru tur ri f n ul
linatlnillt IllUori 1111 1'nrnim St. , Onu'ii
L , Kirsoht & Co. , Trick & Hciljcrts
Wlmlci lie I.liiior ] Do UO \Vliolcs-ite llquortc l Jr
1UUI Karn nn Street 3 10th U
E. R. Grotto ,
Init'ortor nml lolibir ot
\ \ IIUM nn 1 1,11 ion
10JU unit Wli t-iirmm St.
I'rlpn IHt tin nppUcttU >
LUMBER.
G. W. Douglas ? & Oa John A. Wakufiolil ,
inpiirlnt.Anicrlrnn I'or
Hnnlwooil f.umbar , liiiiilCoiiiunt.Mllnnukoii
llyilnullc CcmcMit itutl
1110 .Vortli loth 9trt Ijnlncyhllo Lima
Charles R. Leo , Wyatt-Bullard Lum
llnrrtwootl linnbor , wool ber Oo.
carpelK nml | iirqiiut ;
llcoiliu il nmlliardStrciJts ,
fth nml llouulin.
Cady & Gray , Louis Bradford ,
I.lmo , cement , cto , cto I.umbor , ! lmoconiontot ]
cor , tli nml Donglu stroeu
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stonehill , I. Oborfoltler & Oo , ( j
Millinery , Notloni Importcm nnd Jobbcrl la "
Cloik ) , KM Millinery.
AJ3,210nmm. ! Huutb llth
lln-113S Iflhau , Ora-ihi Direct.
MUSICAL IN3TRUtvIE3NrS , ETO
Mas Meyer & Bro. Oo. A , IIospo , Jr. ,
SI f'Kjuppr | , rtcnloM In Pianos , Orgnin , ArtlstV
mutlciU InitruiUunti ,
lie , MatcrltiH KIc ,
Knrnim and Ifith. Kill DoiiKlas Street.
OILS.
Consolidated Tank
Line Oo.
Ilcttnorl nnil lubrlottln t
oiN , axle Krcuto , otj
H 11 Itntli , Mnn-Kor
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Ribbol & Sin'tb , Sohroodsr & Oa ,
Icnlrr < In country prod Cnnh buyori butter ml
uce , frulu ,
etc iiNKlon morclianti ,
1207 Howard street 4J1 boutli lltli "trout.
L Randazzo & Son ,
Sll South 12th Street
frorelun .tlXimcstlo Krnlti
Hurl It Urnni.e A Sicily
Krultt llnncli liousu , 7
N. 1'etera St , New Orl in
PAPER , RUB BUR G'D3 ,
Carpenter Papar Oo. , Onuha Rubbar Oj. ,
Curry n full etoclc of Manufacturlnt ant jj > -
printing , wratipln anil borjall kill U ru'jbjr
writing P pur , c tr j p i- Kill ) 11
per , etc. IDJi riuiiii t
SE3O3. STOVES.
Emsrsoa 8201 0 : . ,
Feed Krowort , rtotlarili
pardon u'r usr tla 111
tree neo 11 , vian ift-tur'z if > r3i til
Mt/U ( ) , ) lp )
1211-1215 Ijpivonwnrtli st ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETC.
M. A. Disbrow & Co. , Boliii Sas i & lioor Oo
MamifuUureiM of cifli Manufiu turors of mou
IUKI , bllnili illors.
door < . lill nil < nml
.Moulillnvi llnncli of ute , ( 'till
tlcu , l.'t'i anil Uir.l U loth ami CI irlc itrcuti.
STEAM AND WATES SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Engine & A. L. Strinj &
Puino Oo , ,
Jlallld i ) win 1 mllli i | ) IMMI ( Parnin
nn I v ; > IOIIIH ut. ( ) b'
UOSM , acting inanacor. Omlm , Nub.
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS.
Consolidated Ooffjo
Company ,
UUan.lintl Ilarnnrit
Omalm .Sub
TOYS. BILLIARDS. , f * y
H. Hardy & Oo , ,
Oollendor Oo.
ToyK , ilulU , iilbiiini.fanoy .
cooili , liouiefurnldhlnc Illl trt n 1-1 it I ill in ,
Hilmnnttiim
Kini'Ui clill Iron's car-
407 IW4 lUtli atroju
rli.'os III'J rarnimU. Dili i la
SOUTH OMAHA.
'
JNION STOCK YAFJD3 CO , . LIMITED.
L.TVD . SIOOK COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Oo Huntsr & Graju ,
& .K > Ki'liin.-o llulldliu , 10 iua llulUIni
Honth ( Jni lilt. ( Jin t'i t.
3 , J. Ooffnun , Sm.lo/
& Oo. ,
i Omali
JOSEPH eiLLOTT'S '
PER33.
STEE5. .
GOLD MUDAL , PARIS FXPOSITION , 1080.
TE | ! MOST L LRFEOT OF PENS
Total , ji.ne ul CITIEO.
| COUMTIREi , CntlOOL
UIOTRICT8 , WATER
COMf AHlEa , BT. n.lt.COMPAHIEO.Ua
I'orrf puadrnie mlrittf ]
N.W , HARRIS ( i COMPANYD3nker\
le .ias Dearborn Otreot , CHICAC < J | .
: S Wa'l Street , NEW YOIIIC
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