Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THE OMAHA JDATLY BE ® FIUDAY , JULY 3 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Opens Nervous and Higher with n
Strong Bond-Off.
FRANTIC DASH TO COVER BY THE SHORTS ,
ofljnrjo Ijondon Cnr o Dcnl-
crs , V Hay of Hut-prison Corn
Kxultcil ntul HlKliur-Ic-
cllnc In I'rovlnloiiH.
CillCAno , July 2. Wheat ot.onod nervous
and lilshor. The buoyancy developed lit tlio
close yesterday , nnd disciulctlrig rumors as
to Impending manipulation toRCthcr with
hlpher privnto and public cables KO.VU tlio
market it strong tend alt , and during the early
( rndlriK July M ) | < ! as high an IKo und Poecm-
bar 9'iO. ' ! or fioin li ! lolijc above tlio blRli-
cst ( Inures iniida yostorday. Hliortt wore
on tlio run nnd frantlo In tbctr ufforts to
cover. Tor B tlmo all oyci wcro on I'ucilrld o
who wis known to bo heavily cbort of Do-
ccinhcr. A rumor WHS Htnrled that ho WIIR bo-
Ini ? called 10 per rent and thu crowd xueincd
doturtnltird to run him In. but tlio ufTorlwas
a ( allure. The big bears responded promptly
to all culls for martini and kept right on xcll-
InR. Aftern time hear noHshcRanto come
In. The Cincinnati Price Currcni'H .summary
of thecioi ) Nltutitlon said harvest operations
were pruRrt'iHitiK favorably and Unit all tndl-
catloim : IH to a blR yield wcro maintained ,
whllo MpnnK wheat prospects wcru all
that could bo desired. This was
followed by the nnnnuii''cmenl of the
fnllure of Alexander A Co. , of London , largo
cargo dealers who were said to liuvo gone
down owln to their heavy los cs In long
wheat. All this created a marked depression ,
and the confidence of the ImlN uiilckly evap
orated. Mcantlmo I'lirilrldgo kept on selling
and was soon joined by Cuiluhy and sonio
largo commission houses. Shorts had covered
pretty generally. Longs who had taken on
wheat fin the latu depiesslon began to unload ,
und the weakness soon devclonr.d Into a rogiH
lar slump , nnd July went olT to IH'jC
whllo December broke to MM i % 1'resli exclto-
ment sprung up after the noon hour , l.ato
Liverpool cables reported blither prices then )
and continental cables were sensational , llrr-
lln shoKlngMii ad\anceof Hie pur bushel In
July and Idc In feiilemtcr and O"tobur , with
I'arls i'luitO centimes up. To add to the ex
citement It was ruttnrti'd that I'ardrldgo had
at last given up the light and had started In
to cover. This stampeded tlio llttlo shorts
and they waded ashore regardless of
the depth of the water. It Is under
stood tlint Pardrldgo covered bis contract ! )
atid that C'ndiihy mid Ioam ! also succeedo.l In
gutting their deals about evened up. It eout
sonio money , however , as In the process July
was put up to ( PJif and December \ . There
was a reaction near the close which was at
lii'jaitiic : ' : ! for July and l'4'io ' for IK-cember.
C'oin was excited and hlubor at the start.
Shorts showed a good deal of nervousness ,
und rspeclallv In July , and were anxious buy
ers while there was little for sale. In the
early scramble July wil'l ns lileii ntATt c nnd
not much to bo haileven at that. The feeling
vcemod lo prevail that the bulls hold wlmilni :
cnnls and thu shorts hastened to ghe the
best teiins po-slble. There ( lid not ap
pear to bo any leaders In the hull
movement , but everybody seemed to bo
fchnrt more or less and frantic to cover ,
while little wasotToicd for sale. September
fold up nn tlio early excllement to SPaJMHic.
Hiillt and then came the tumble In wheat and
the most nervous short1-having bought what
they wanted prices started down. Th.'a
brought out the corn and for a time it was a
race to HOD who could Rcll the most In a u'hon
tlmo and July finally got tiV > ? jc mill b'ep-
temhtT toMI4'u. The moderate cnrlots for to
morrow and the reaction In wheat dually
carried July hacktoM c nnd Heptc'inbor to
MUc. Thcro wasannctlvo demand for cash
corn which sold to COtie und nearly dc pre
mium on September ainlli'ic ' over seller for
the month. The close was steady at fOJie for
July and M'i' fori-eptembor.
The llueluatloiiii In oats were governed by
thnse In wheat and corn.
I'rovls'ons ' opened strong and higher , Inflti-
cncud by grain. Hut later on , large stocks ,
more boss tluin estimated and the break In
corn and wheat all produced declines. Sep
tember pork sold early atll.l.M to JIO..V ) , broke
to II0..1V and on the final hulL'u In gntln ral
lied to $10 fiTiJ. closing at IO.V [ > . Lard and ribs
followed the MI mo general course.
The boaid will not bo In session again until
Monday next.
The leaning futures rnnceil us follows :
I
dish ijiiotutlons were us follows :
I' unlit Nomlnnlly unchnnucd.
WHEAT No. a sprlnx wheat. KliiO.OJ'.Jc ' : No.
8 , nprliiK when ! . & 8.Wito ! ; No. 2 rod , U5 > i@08ii ! < .
Cons No. 2 , ( i,5o. :
OATS No. V , ; i47il"o : No. S , white , aSG3'.ie ;
No. : i , wlille. M'ii7Hc.
HVE No. 9. T.'i&TOc.
lUiu.EV No. " . nominal ; No. 3 , nominal :
No , 4 , Knbriiiiry , wxav > e.
Kl.AXBLKB .No. 1. * l,0.'l ! { .
TIUIITIIV ScEli-I'rlme. ll.Sf4JI.S7.
I'OHK Moss porlt , uer hiirrol , JIO..I : Inrd ,
per i'wt. . fil.-'li ) ! ; short ribs sides , ( loose ) .
M.i'.vn.l.l.dry ( ! mlled shoulderi ( boxed ) , I5.10 < a
B.15 : short cle r slilo ( boxed ) , W.4IVU0.4.1 , .
WHISKY Distillers' llnlshod goods , uer gal
lon , sue.
HUOAIIB Cut louf , unchanircd.
Uecclpts and shipments today were as fol
lows :
On the produce exchnnpo todny. thu butter
innrkft wm uiicliiinucil ; fimey Kluln cream
ery. ITaiT'io ; nno ' vesturn , lU461Uio ! : dairy , lli
New Vorlc Markets.
Ntw YonK. July 2. I'i.nuii Kecoints , R.4I8
packages ; exports , 4.1H1 barrels , I.Slli sacks :
active , chlelly home trade : holders asking So
advance lu Instances ; sales , 4IWOO.
COHN MEAu-lllgher , fair demand ; yellow
we.stern KU'S.
WiiKAT Heeolpts , 1C0.700 bushcli ; exports ,
141Ml bushels : salc , (1,004,000 ( bushels of fu
tures ; 111,00,1 hiiHhuls spot. Spot market
hlKher : No. 2 red , ( I.I 6 In store mil elevator ;
II.U'.X < itl.07 > 4 allont ; IMttOI.OS'i f o. b. ;
ungraded red , Uii ) ! < til.V8Ui No. 1 north
ern to arrive. Jl.ObJi ! No. 1 nurd to
arrive , U.l'-'ii ; No. 2 Chicago. t\.M'i \
4t1.qiH. ; Options After slight changes early
the market ( .truck a higher course and ru-i
up fully SWWc , closing strong at about the
lifst prices on frightened shorts over the holi
days and slrongcr cables. The J nellsh
fallurudld not utfoct wheats No. S rod-Inly.
ll.OHi4il.KIU , oloilnx , fl.itt ; August , U' cit
fl.Oi ; , , closing , tl,00 > > ; Hoptomlier , IKl.VdiW'ic ' ,
cloh'ng. ' W40 ? ; October , W GtOtii c. closing ,
Wici ? November. ole lng , tl.oo' , ; December ,
Uf L'itiJl.OUi , cloblng , II.Ill ; Janunrv. Jl.OilUio
LOIS. elosliiK. fl.oiJij May , l.oa4 ! < itl.054 ! , eUs-
In i. . Jl.O.Vi.
HVK Quiet , steady ; nohtcru September und
October ilellvery , "HiiiTic.
CIIIIN Iteculpt * . 4r > .ooi ) bushoU ; oxnorts ,
7\475 huMicli ; snles. 7t'fl,000 bushels of futures ;
4lciro bushel * of spot. Spot market hlghor
and dull ; No , S , r&ruii'o In elevator ;
Ui4J70o ( ulliiat : ungraded mixed , 6 > < a
75o : No.'uhlte,7 o ; options advanced ! { ® 'ie ,
and eloHed llrm on shorts covering ami reports
that the Kngllnh IHUIBO that fulled was on thu
blinrt side ; July ( VI > l(2n.Vtc. ( closing at
( Vi'.c ; August OI3 , { fLYii' ? , cloxlng K-'Sc : S-cp-
6Uo ; DeVeinber , WJittMc. olo'sliiv'KI'ie. '
OATS lU'oelplc , .M.IKK ) hiihheli ; exports. 80
busiielssales ; , 4ii,0HlbuiholHof : ( futures ; 1H8.UX )
biibhels of spot. Spot market higher , ac
tive , llrm - ; options more active , llrmer . . . . ;
' ' -
O.UC , eli
. „ .
No. I whllo. 4llot mixed western.
wi'ilcrn , 44QMe ; No : . ' Chicago , 4''e ,
UAV .StrotiK.
11(118 Quiet and easy.
CorriE Uptloni onened Irrrisulur. & to 10
point * Uonn , cloned barely tieiuly , 6 to
55 points down , Salvi , 44,760
Includliik'i July. * l .f * ltl.M : AilKUSt ,
l.V'V. t-eptomber , 14.NSil4.1tt ; Uctotier. tti. : < . < 6
Hill. 10 ; Noven.ber , $ KLi. : ic.ii.rj : ! Deeembor ,
fiu.450 i3..Vi ) Mnrch. tia..v ii.io. : : Snot itio.dnii ,
weak ; fair cnrnoc * . fiH.Mi ; Nn. 7 , f IT.-.V
tJtxuu Kaw. dull , immlnul ; re lined steady ,
unchuiiKod.
Moi.At > HES I'orulKn , dull ! Now Orleans ,
quiet , dull.
HICK Picady.
I'KTitoi.kUM Qnlct , lywert crudeIn barrels ,
rarkersH : orudu In lmlkUUunltcd ; closed
at W,0for Auciiht.
COITUN HEKII Oil. Quiet , unsettled.
LAUD llluher , tlrom : western iteum , K5.Uj
lalei , 00 tlurce * . I0.47)QO.U ) ( ; uutlou sales ,
C.6W Utrcci ; July , M.u 9W , cluslu , W.S1 ;
AucnM , M.6MM.MJ elo lnc. M.dll Hctitcmbrr.
t6..VTifi.2 ( , clo lnif. W.7.V October , J0.77 < 20.8J ,
cio'liiR. fl.M ! December. tT.OO.
TAM.OW Sourer , slronift city ( tJ for pack-
n/e ) 4JUC.
X Kn y. riulrt !
i'r.NTimt null , wcnk ,
EiiOK-Qulet , llrm : wcalern , ITttl.lic ; rc-
CClptH , 0,01:1 : DiieldlRS.
I'ditK Steady , iiulet. . . _
CUT MKATd-Stronper : plekled Imms , 10JI ®
He : middles .ilnlir , ' ; xhort clrar. M.c : .
llUTTKli-Qitlet ! western dairy , r.iaiSe : wc torn -
orn creamery , 14iil9c ; western factory , IV ® Mo ;
KlSln. Islic.
( JiiResr. Quiet , cn y.
I'Kl lllON 1'lR'linllRCll.
Cni'i'Rii-Dull. easier ; lake. July , JI'.S-v
I.IIAII I'lrni ! ilomcsllc , I4.M.
TlN-Qlllot ! closeil llrmi straits , JM.40.
City .Murkctn.
KANFUH Cur , Mo. , July -Fr.ouii-tlii- -
C '
WHIBA'T -Steady ; No , 2 hard , cash , SIGSIc ;
July. 7 'iehhl ! So. 3 roil. eiiHh. fc.
CoiiN-very sttoni ? ; No. a eiiih , SliiwVIUci
July , MSc bid. . , , , ,
OATH-Qulut ; No. 2 , eniih , 31Mo bldi July ,
: new , ! 7.Mj choice , 5.0(3 ( < 5.r > 0 ;
low cradcH. JiOi ( < ll.riO.
HUTTKII Stcn 'y , iinchtinKcd ; creamery. In
( Blfie : daliy , KX&i4cHtoru : packed , 10 | pack-
In if , I'c. '
EIIOH Weak nt lie. . . .
CiiKBHK Stcndy. iinohanita'l : full crcnm
northern twins and yoniiK American. lOe ;
western. ( > c ; nklmmod , 4dir > c. .
I'IIOVIHIONS St Mii'.yuncliBnpc.l ; uinr cured
hums' ' , IKZllOc ; breakfast bacon , d fi'l dried beef
hnniH. lOc-i dry suit moat- ) , clear Hideo. 7c ; clear
rlh , ll4c ? ; IOIIK clears , fi'iii slionldcrs , f > J .c :
moked moat * , clear rib sides , 7'c ' ; JOIIK
clear Hides. 7'ioj clour sides. 7Ue ; shoulders ,
C1 ' .
\Vootr-null. uni-haiiKcd ; Missouri unwnshod
heavy line , ii17e ; ; llcht tine. I7ll ( > d ; medium.
' . OftT-'Ci KaniiiH nnd Nnbriiskn. heavy line , II ®
l.'lc ; llifht line. H5Jlfii ! low and carpet , ll lle ;
tub wnslied. choice. II-VuVKic ; medium , WiilHc ;
dingy anil low. 27.11. ! )
IlKCEii'TS-Whoat , U',700 ; corn , SA'OO ; oatR ,
1,000.
Wheat. f.ftl ; corn.
St. I.oulH
ST. Lotus , Mo. . Julv 3 WUBAr-Hlghcr ;
ensli. dflc1 ! September. 915c ! ,
COHN I'lrm ; cash.5."c ; July , MUO-Vi'/ip. /
OATH-Stronz ; cash. Me : i-optcmher , ' "Jc.
rotiK I'lrm nt Jlo.c,2(5 ( ,
r.Aiin I'lriner at J"-.H" .
WIIISKV Steady at SI. IB ,
HUTTIII : Firmer : uiichanRcd ; creamery ,
UlS dairy , Illllo.
rpool Markets.
/ July 2. WIIKAT Klrm and de-
miind Imtirovlni ; ; holders offer sparingly :
California. No. I. 7s lUidlfWs per Rental ; red
western spring , 7s ' .ilidiaoiSs Id ; Kansas win
ter. Intnl. 7.s IC'id.
COHN I'lrm : demand fair ; mixed western. Bs
f > ! .d per ei'iital.
iluuc Kxtra Indian mess.n.'sOd per tlorco.
liavanii Markets.
HAVANA , July 2. Spanish gold , ? i.i7 : ! { ©
L'i7'i. :
EXCIIANCI : Dull.
SUIIAII Quiet ; 11 lot of molasses sucarfiSH
doL'rccs polnrl/.ntlon .iold at JJ.Ki ! > ? ell , pi-riiuln-
tal : nee bniHOciitrlfueiilMlKi ; ) ! doi'UreeH poiarl-
7tit on sold on bpecnlutlon at jll.OI cold , per
quintal , _
\Vliuat 'Market.
. . Minn. . Julys. All wheat but
low smili'S were In good ormnnd. Hccelpts ,
K'O cnri ; Nhlpmont ! ) , 'M. Close : No , 1 haul ,
.Inly , $1.1)1 ) : on track Sl.01',4j ' No. 1 northern ,
.Inly. Wcon : traric. IWiie ; No. 2 northern , July ,
nic ; on traek
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI. O. , July 2. WIIKAT lower ; No.
i red. ! l7 < Ti8c. !
COHN HtroiiB : No. 2 mixed. fll02c.
OATS In Kood demand ; No. 2 mixed , 40 ! i ®
42o.
42o.WIIISKV
WIIISKV 81.1(1. (
Milwaukee Markets.
MILWAUKEE , WIs. . July 2. WHEAT Strons ;
No. ! t sprlntf. eash , IIHSc : September , 875c. !
COHN Illirhor ; No. 3. M'Sc.
OATS Stronger : No. " white , o01 e.
I'HOVIBIONB I'lrm ; pork , September , JIO.K ! }
Tolrdo .Markets.
TOLEDO , O. , July 2. WHEAT Higher ; cnsli ,
il.Ol'i.
COHN Active : eash , BS'/Jc.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 white , 39c.
STOCKH .1X1) UUXOH.
NEW YOIIK. July 2. The Bank of England
has further reduced Its minimum rate of dis
count to 2li per cent , but the action , even In
the absence of unfavorable news , failed to
stimulate trading in thu stock market hero for
either domestic or foreign operators and It
scorns to have again fallen into Us old rut of
extreme dullness and stagnation. The opening
today was slightly lower on account
of some selling which was appar
ently for foreign account , but the
stocks with an international market
were equally us dull ns the remainder and
the downward movement made no further
progress , ' .throughout the day the Industrials
attracted the most attention , the uncertain
ties over the dividends on sugar und Chicago
gas weakening these stocks a little and the
manipulation of distillers advanced It 1 per
cent immediately , but dropped off moro than
It gained. Amoni : the railroad blocks St. I'uul ,
Aluhlson and Louisville led In the dealings ,
but In neither of them weru the fluc
tuations of any Importance nnd only
In North American was there any movement
whatever In the stocks which called for com
ment. The approach of the holiday of course
aided in making the market narrow today
but the railroad situation promises an early
und decided Improvement especially In the
way of earnings The announcement that
the 4i ! per cents will bo extended at 'J per
cent Insures a largo Increase In the national
bank circulation which will como In tlmo to
prevent any stringency In money during the
movement of the crops. The Industrials and
North America with Tennessee Coal
were the stocks recording movements of Im
portance and only In the last named was the
II mi ! uliaiieus for thu day for a material
amount. The market displayed a drooping
tendency among the leading shares toward
the close , but tlio close was generally steady
and decidedly dull at tlr.st prices. Thu final
changes , owing to the opening losses , are gen
erally small losses and Tennessee Coal Isdown
l'/i per cent.
Itnllroad bonds wcro a little moro animated
and the sales of all Issues reached W. 7,0,0 ,
while no special activity was to lie scon In any
one bond , The tone of the dealings closely
followed the sliani list , und most changes aru
In thu direction of lower figures.
Government bonds luivo been dull and
easier.
Klutu bonds Irivo been entirely neglected.
The following are thu closing quotations for
the leading stocks on the Now York stoek ex
change today :
Noitliorn Pacttlc.KiHouthern 1'acltle
do preferred KlOSiOrc. Sli. 1. . A U. Nor.
I ) . P. Denrcr AHulf. 17 lllo ( irtindu Went. . . . 40 '
NurthToiiern. . . . . . . . IUIKI do pro to red. . . . . . . . Ot > > f
The total sales of stocks today were 1)4/27 )
shares. Inelndlni ; Atchhon 7.7IA ; I.imlsvllUi &
Nashville. ll..Vi ; Uhlcago Cns , IV. ' . ' ; North
Amerloun , 4,757 : St. I'uul. ! f,7W ; Union 1'arlllc ,
Fiiutiiulal Notes.
NEW YonK. July 2. Clearings , flH,120,4CO !
balances , tiVMI'J..irf. '
ll.u.Tiimiic. Mil. , Julys. Olcarlneo , Kl.702,815s
balances itHiMV-M , Money , 0 per cent.
I'llll.ADKM'lllA. July ! . Clearings. * l8MXU03i
bulanocs , f--'O , " " ) . Money , 4 pur cent.
.Mns-s. , July ' - ' . Clearings , K'7,046,500 ;
bulnncus , Kl.llA.Mii ) . Money , 4 per cent. V.\
change on Now York , r.li ! l5c discount.
I'AIIIH , July 2. Throe per cent rentes , Mf
So for thu iiceonnt. Thu weekly statement of
the Hank of I'rance slunvs an IncreuHii of 10.-
I W.l'OO francs' In void and u durreuso of I'.SW.UOO
f rn til' * sliver ,
LONDON , July ' . ' . Tim t ulllon in the Hunk of
KiiKland Increased i'MooOdurlng the past week.
Thu proportion of thu Hank of Knglund's ru-
( ervo lo llabllitlos whloli lust week was 41.7J Is
now 4i''l per cunt.
The Alonoy Sliirkct.
NKTT YOWK , Julys , Mo OH
. fro-n 2 to3 per cent , last loan 24 ;
. . . . offered at 211.
I'lltMF. MllU'ANTII.K I'AI'RIl ftljft" perCPIlf.
BTrtHUri KUCIIAMIE-cjulet and weak at
J4.MU for sixty-day bills and H.S7U for de
mand.
The following wcro tlio elosltts prices on
bonds ;
U. . 4i , rouMcrail..llu'4'M ' , K. A T. 6s ; i7S
U. S. I * , eon pom 116 ! ' .Mutual Union Cs. . . . . lOO'-i '
n i , rcxlilcred 100 JN. J. Cent Int Cart..107
4m , coupon 100 ' .Northern Pac. lla..llrl (
Poclllc. r. of 'M W4' ' doSds Ill
Iouli > lini stamp ! . . NI 'Northwest' ' ci > n ol . .13. >
Tonnesiee N. S. fin. . .100 | do debenture > * . . . . ) ( !
do ii I01' ' { St. U A I. M. lien , fti , S'.i
ID ; i < ; y > i st. UAS. K.dcn.M.IOJ
Canndn riouth rn 2iln C.'Oi 81. Pniilcontoli I20M
Centrnl Pnrllle lsts..lu.'i Ht P. C. A P. l . . . , !
I ) . All. O. liti II4' ( T. P. I * . II. Tr. llcts. . HIde
do < 73 IT. I' , It. ( I. Tr. Itct . . : IIU
I ) . .V II. ( i. West liits. . ; 4' ' { Union Pacific lit . . . .10.Yt (
KrluVds 117 West Shore VAi
M. K. AT. ( lon'ltiv. . 711 I
Denver 'MliiliifiHIooltH.
DK.NVEH. Colo. , July 2. Mining quotations
closed :
Allculmnr 20 l 'UHl'li'iulur iijj
Amltr 2-i ! I.lttln Itule Ill )
Ariroiinnt 10 .Mutchleu MO
llnlltirat 6A May Mnxeppa IVA
llnnxkok C'i ' .Morningillni ISM
llntc. Hunter I.'J Ore UK )
Dig Indliin 8M Par Hock 14 *
IllltSU 84 Putn l i'i '
Ilroirnlow . . tH ; Pnrk Con 13
Cftlllope 'M Heed Nallonal M
Century Itlallo 1CH
Clay Ciiiinty 118 * Kunnlnit l.ode 25
Caching 'Hi I.cnrcllirc.tth
Diamond U ; ! ' ( John J. pfd ( > ! <
DenverCniAUI1. . . . C l I'u//lcT 4
Kmmoni 4.'i ClnudlnJ ' . 'K
( luld Treasure SS Ocltr'hura lii
Iroacliid VVhiilo ! Vl !
JllBlll'O 14 !
Itdstdii Moolc Market.
HOSTON. Mass. , July ! ! . The following were
the closing prices on sloaks In the lloston
stoek market to duy.
AtrhHon A Topekn. . 3U ( , Kruuklln 18
Hoilon A Allmny Ittiij' ' lluror. 14 *
lloslon A Maine IlJi , < Jceoln H7
C. , 11. , VQ bP ( yillncy 110
Fltrhlilirg H. It 7li ! ( Santa Ke Copper SO
Flint A Peru M. p'f'd 7:1 : .Tiunnrnck . 1.V ,
Mirlciiu Cent. cum. . IHK Annhtiin Land Co. . . . ' ) . " >
N. V. A .V. Kng : riSan | , Dlpgo Land Co. . lfl' <
Old Colony IK\H WnU Unit I.nnd Co. . ' . ' 14
Uutlanil common. . . . II IItoll Telephone IH } { ,
uuuiiim | i i u , j i.nnuon Moro a
Win. On. cnin KJfi Wnlcr Powur
Alloiiei.MlnCo ( new ) i < Cm 146 }
Atlantic Hi .V. K , T
Huston A .Mont ll'v ' II. A 11 , 0 1
Culnmi'tA Hecla 2iVK
Now Vorlc 3tiiiuiK StooIvH.
NKWYOIIK. July i. The following lire the
cloilng mining atock quotat ons :
Allco livi Horn Silver 310
AdniusCon K.r > Iron Silver 100
AKIH-II .IK ) Ontario .WJ
llc' t A lii'lchvr 201) ) Olililr .Ml
Con. , Cnla. A Va. . . . COO Slerni Nevndn I'.K )
Deail wnod r. . ' ( Union Con V00 !
Knieka Con : H ) VullowJavkut Ili'j
Iloiuo tnko tl . 'i
St. IjoulH 'Mining Stocks.
ST. I.nuis.JIo. , July ' . ' . Thp mining market
was active today and prices lirm. The follow
ing bids weru made on cull :
American ; ' . M. llroun 4iiH
Ar.tt > c .i P. Murphy : !
Crnnltu M 2U23 Sliver AKO K l
.Montrono AA Viima 77H
KtockH.
LONDON. July 2. Closing at 4 p. in. :
ConsMiH , nionijy..i.S l.VHij.N. V. Central 101' (
Con.ols. nec unt..ll."i I.Vli' , Pcnnnylvnnla 5Uj
at. 1'iiul eoinmon. . MlhI
liar silver Wad perounce. Money ! i © ' nor
cent , liato of discount In the open market
for both short and three-months bills , 1'81M
per cent.
F.'iianoiul Review.
NKW VOHK. July- . Tlio I'ost says : The
reduction In tlio Itank of Knzland rate has
been practically foiced upon the directors. In
London , money market conditions are simi
lar to the < o prevailing here. There Is not , by
any means an actual glut of numy , but there
Is absolutely no demand for spcuulatlvo pur
poses. This has fixed the open market rates
for call loans below 1 per cent and recently
even three months bills havn been ficely dis
counted at Hi or less. To maintain thu
minimum bank rate at twice this flcuro
would merely give nn Imaginary protection to
London tit the actual expense of the country
banks , which are now beginning their liniy
season , and which usually follow the ofllclal
money r.itosof their London depository. In
ether words the directors of tlio Hunk-of En
gland have- learned that theroaru elements In
llii ! situation which muni bo considered other
than the frightened London bankers with
their foreign entangloin cuts.
Minneapolis Ft > ur Output.
MlNNKApor.n , Minn. , July i' . The North
western Miller says : The amount of flour
mndo by the mills lust week shows another
decrease. The aggregate output for the week
was 118no : ! barrels averaging 10.727 barrels
dally , against 125.5.V ) barrels the previous
week , 8.'l.si : I barrels for the corresponding tlmo
In 1BOJ und 115,000 barrels In 183 ! ) .
The mills have so fur this week still further
reduced their product , but as two moro are to
bo added to the productive list today , the
week's work promises to fully equal that of
last week. There were thirteen mills
running yesterday , grinding at the rate
of lf.0'10 barrels per twenty-four hours.
As a general thing flour Is unchanged ,
being weuK and extremely slow of sale. Tliero
are n few mills which have boon able to sell a
trlllo more freely In the past thr.-o or four
days , und they consider the situation some
what Improved. 1'urt of the latter transac
tions were In the shape of orders for patent
to be exporter ! . The weakness In wheat bus
caused thu price of Hour to bo reduced again
but 100 per barrel. SlncoJunc 23 fair sales to
the seaboard have In an open way boon low
ered K'o per barrel by a few lines , but It Is a
question If the cheaper rates were not previ
ously enjoyed by largo shlpiiers. There Is
now talk of rates liolng u'lvanccd on July .r > .
though the uvorairo miller does not much tear
this result. Tno export , Hh'plnents for tlio
week were.'O.GB,1 ! barrels , against 2I.M > 'irres ]
the proceilln. week. London quotations for
1M > pounds < I. f. are : Patents , l0s ! ( ldftf.'IIs ( kl ;
bukorV , OH 3d7s Bd ; low grades , 10s17s Od.
New York Dry d'oixlH Market.
NKW YOKK. July 2. Itusiness In dry goods
Increases us the holidays aio reached. Ie- )
lalno fancy , tic : delaine mourning. Go ; Harvoy.
4'jo ' ; llarmono shirting. : iic ! : Charter Oak fan
cies , 4o ; Gloucester fancies. M-ie : Gloucester
Indigo blues. 5lfo ; llatnllton fancies , Oo ; Ilai-
tel chocolate. 4c ! ; Hartol fancies , 4 ? . e. The
general market was steady to 11 nil.
New Yorx Oil Market.
Nnw VOHK. July 2 , Petroleum opened
stonily and advanced ! } o on covering of u few
shorts , then became dull und remained so
until thocloso.
I'KNNHYI.VANIA Olr. , July OPCIllIlg , CSSJSS 'c :
lowest , W'o ! : closing , fiiiXo.
LIMA On.-Openlng , He ; highest , Ho ; lowest ,
14o : closlnt' . He.
Total sales. 1U.OOO b.irrols.
TrniloTnllr.
NEW YOHK , July 2 , Kcnnott , Hopkins ft
Co. to S. A. MoWliortur : The volume of
transactions today has been much smaller
than for the past two or thrco days , and the
reduction In dealings shows very ulunrly that
the activity early in the week was duo prin
cipally to covering by tlio short Interest pre
vious to tlio approaching hc'lday , traders
being Impelled lOMiiaro | themselves up In
market by the uncertainties of what , may
occur to InlliKjiici ! prices whllo the oxchauuo
Is closed , London dealings have boon largely
of an evening up character and today London
came loner and sold some stock In this mar
ket , chiefly St. Paul , and this , notwithstand
ing the plethora of money In Lon
don and thu reduction of the bank
rate of discount from n per cent to
W . Sugar roflnorles have boon a point
of Interest today hccaur > u of thu Issuance of
an Injunction airutnst thutrnst paying Hsdlv-
Ideiuf , The checks for tbu dividend were
mailed yesterday afternoon , and before the
Injunction WUH served on the bank on which
thu cheeks weio drawn about ono-thlrd of thu
money appropriated to the dividend was paid
out , 'I In ) balance Is liuiu up by tlio Injunc
tion. Sterling e.Ndiaiigo Is n little llrm. and
the talk In the board-room Is that tbero will
bo about Jluoooi > o of pulil shipped .Saturday ,
Hanks have lost In thu dealings with the tuifi-
treasury since last 1'rhl. y f'.400,010 , anil upon
the iiunomonttKif eurioncy from thu Interior
will depend thooharacterof tomorrow's bank
statement. Market o'.csed ' quint and steady
with the exception of the Chlciuo ( las trust ,
which , at a deollno of 1 pur cent , was rather
heavy. Sales were 15Tw.
NKW VOHK. July 2-Kcnnett. HopkliiH&Co.
toS. A. MfWhorter- I'lovlJlotin-lll.'hur mar-
Ueth all around weru expected by nninv , und
first prices were higher. The publication of
stocks showing larger than o\pcctod , checked
the advance and turned tbomarkot backward.
Later room traders look advantage of the
atrongtn lu grii'n and put It up again which
was on the eve of a double holiday.
Wheat Tor MIIIIO tlmo after the opening
room trader- were busy closlni : up traded
preparatory to going away for tlio holidays
Long wheat WUH mild moderately for country
account , but was al Korted : by hualpors. As
soon as the pressing demand had
I cen tilled prices begun to glvo
away and local operators thinking the bulge
was over began puttlnx out flesh short lines.
TliemtirKclbii.il otr l > 4o und lookoil rather
tired when the closing cables came In higher.
Llvurpool was not strong ; spot wheat showed
no Improvement uxcept for California und
futuiesworu up but little. I'arK however ,
Miuwod u good advance , and llerllji waa
quoted S&'lHta per liushul higher. The llerlln
market U u very erratic one- , and ought to cut
no figure u thur stocks are small and prices
uailly munlpulutcd , lint the pit was unilur a
nervous btraln , and the furelgn advices
turned them up. It guthoro4 forcti an It itd-
vaiieed 2J o urn Id n'eat ' excitement ,
It being hard to trudo at times.
It U allowed by some thut the big short on
whom all oycs liavu been turned covered his
vrliout today , being forced to do so by 10 per
ceul wurUu calls trout all dlreotloua. Ills
closest friends deny thin , n-iyltK that I ho mar-
Klnn woropmiuptlyp'ift iipandhU short line
U still uncovered. TJIO facti will probably
como out butwecn r\tM \ ) and Mondny inoriiln *
and If hols Mill dhpfelTorls ilDiibtluM will
bo inado to ilrlvo lin in next week. The
hulls entertain bitter feeling toward him ,
nnd will tmnlsli him smt'rcly If they get a
chance. Operator * .Wo . HUely to watch bin
closely. Uulklilc of tills local condition theio
Is not much encottruRomcnt to buy
on thu advance. Tiin hnrvctt Is progressing
finely and threihcrs''roturin -
, exceed oxpect-i-
tlons. Prospects or'K free movement of the
now crop are llultoruu. and I. Is uollovod thin
will temporarily ovurMiadow tlio gloomy cro |
prospeetH from abroiid ,
Corn and oats have not been particularly
active nor prlco chlih'ges Important. Wheat
has monopolized Iho'iittontlon ' of operators to
u very largo extent ; " ' The feolluit has been
rathur strong , but thUlonira seem iluposutl to
take pnillts nn thu rallies. Oats look to us
comparatively cheap , but the now crop Is so
promising that the trader does not tuko read
ily to the long side.
ttSIA Il.i t.Jt K STOCK.
OMAHA , July 2. tfOl.
OATTLE-OIIlclul rocelots of cattle. 1.011 us
compared wltli I.DO ; yesterday and I,5i :
Thursday of lust week. The market wnt
slow and moan. The quality of the receipts
was poor , r erythmg desirable wns steady
In beeves , butcher stock und fccder.sj poor
grades were slow and sagglir/ .
lloos Olllclal receipts of hoes r > , ( VI7 , as
compared with O.OU yesterday and .1.S9I
Thursday of last week. Tlio market.
opened easier and clo < cd nctlvo nnd stronger
All weru sold. The quality was poor. The
rungoof the prices paid wus ( i.iuM..U ; ! { . the
bulk soiling at M 401M.4.V Lhrht. f4. : Ki4.4ri ( ;
' - ' ; mlxoil , ft 4iK44.4 : > . The av
erage of tlio prices pnld wus l.4iy us com
pared with * I.4I ? , yestorduy und I4.a0 Thurs
day of la" ! weok.
SllKKi1 Kitlmutert receipts of sheep , none.
us eomimrod with ymtorday \ and none
Thursdiiy.of last week. Thorn were no fresh
tecolpts of sheep. Thn market was firm on a
t'ooil demand. Natives , ft ! . ? . " > ® 5.03 ; westerns ,
KecolptH luid DlHpimltlou of Stock.
Olllclal recolntsand dlspo ltlon of stook as
shown by the books of the Union stockvarila
company for the twenty-four hours ondlng at
f > o'clock p. in. , July ' . ' , i.v.il :
i )
Ijlvu Stock Market.
CIIIOAOO. July 2. ( Special Toluurain to TUB
Ilcu.l Trade wan brisk and HID tonuot mar
ket stronger than on yesterday , though no
clasRof cattle sold materially lilKlior. Thu
supply consisted of about ? ,5j ( ) natives and
3,50(1 ( Toxans. The former were In demand at
$1.0030..0. ni ul the latter at $1.25(11.75 ,
but uhilo the raiixu of values
was thna wide moro tlu.n three-
fourths of all the uattlu on sale
were welched at 12.OK&5.50. U took a peed
turned of steers to brluu the outxlde UK urea ,
* : > . . ' < ) , and there were comparatively few urailiH
atlilulier prices. Very decent grass eattlo
held at t4.004.25. nnd KiK'll as are classrd as
good went at * 4.755.IO. ( Toxuns were a shade
hlKher than .vvHtcnlur , thu supply belli ) ? ll ht.
Quotation wori'I.OJ4Sl.r.l ( for Inferior to choice
cows and bulls ; JI.WQI.SO for stocUcrs
and fi'cilL'rs ; i3.7.'i i.0.ni : for eoinmon
to extra Khlpptn ; ; stccr ; } | .251.25
for Brass Tnxnna and fl.4IViil.75 for fed
Texas Ktci-rs , The calf trade was fairly aetivu
atJl.40ffl4.75.
yalcs of hess wortf about at yesterday's
ranpo of values. Tlielionu of the market WIIN
tinner In expeetatlouof , lltfht roculptH for the
reinalliderof the wrolr , but Halesmeti failed to
Hooiiroiiny considerable advance. The lii-st.
ofoftrrinKs brouujit ? 4.7M 4.S' ' ) , and fiom $1.5.1
lol.7l ( was paid fur , the ni.tjor part of the
41,000 received. SoitlQ jioor loti worn wolulinil
it tt.SMM.yand culls wore lo ho had at J2.00 ®
JI.OJ. The i lose wits-iuiltu strong.
SiiKKi' Hccolpls. 4.077 head , licep dul ] and
shade easier : lambs' flriii ; sheep , ? i.i7'/ifr..vr : ' > : > :
anibs. W.K ( > 7t5 : dressed mutton weak at
8 > , ( AIOi ; : liiiiilm. ilrea d steady ,
HIIIJSKoLolitH | , ] , H34 head , con Incd ) direct ;
nominally steady ni Il.i03,25. :
Now YOPK lilfw Stook .Markrt.
NKW YOIIK , July ,2.-rllr.BVKR Kecelpts , 713
icad , all for export < iod Klaiiirhtor ; no trade ;
ferlliiK llrm ; ( fres fd ht'of steady.
sblpmonts today. 577 buovcs. C5 sheep , and
1.40.1 iinarternof beAf.
( JALVKS Ueci'lpts , 1,17' ) head ; market steady.
Veals , fl.ftoau.OJi buttermilk eulvcs , J2.25 ®
KIIIIHIIH City Ijlvo "t i ok Murlcot.
KANHAS CITV , Mo. July 2.--OATTLK Uo-
celpts. 2.8 10 i chlpinents , 2,5UO ; market steady ;
native Texiius , lOe hlplier ; steers IJ.75ft5.75 ;
cows , il.7.vaa.uO : stoekern and feeders , i..ooa
4.1.0.
lions Itecelpts. f.m ; shlpmenta , 2.iOO : ; innr-
> > el steady ; bulk , } l. r l-53 ; all grades , tl.OM
4.0.V
Iteoeljit MN ) ; nmrUot steady.
St. IJI > IIH | Ijlvo Stook Murkot.
ST. I.oui.s. Mo. . July 2. CATTLK-Iteeelpti ,
2,500 ; shipments , 5 , 100 ; nuirl-oi stroiiuur ; fair to
laiii-y natlvo Blcers. Jj.iwtotl.oi ) ; Texans and
Indians , I2,3 , < M.M.
lliHWHeco'ptK ' , 4,7fO ; ElilliniQiitH , (100 ( ; mar-
cct steady : he.ivv , M.wai.70 ; mix oil , t4,25Q
4.051 lU'ht. t4.0 < a4.7J.
_
Clilcnf ; < > IIIilu Mnrkot.
ClllCAno , July 2. [ Special Telcirrom to
THU HUB. ] Hides are dull and woaUt mar
ket uuvUuuguU. Urocu kitltcd light uuU heavy
No. I , Roj Kroon united llglit iiiul heavy No. 2 ,
4e | culf So. I , 0 < ic ; calf No. 2 , 4 > ic.
O.TI.l II A WHO ft UNA IK 31 A lilt ETS.
Tlio followlni ; quotations rcprc cnt tlio
pr res at irhloh rliolco stork In billed out on
oidnrs unless otherwise stated !
U.MONW llcriuuda , per case , (2.23 ! Cnllfor-
nln.v'ic ' per Hi.
CAUL-AUK Homo Brown. COc per it ox , or 2 ! $
{ J'-c per Hi.
SotiTiiKtiN UAtn.iri.owF.ii Per dozen , 11.50.
NEW POTATOES Per Ib , 2c. ! {
TOMATOES t'tncy stock , per crate. 82.83 ©
2.5) ) .
NKW liEKTS Per < lo7 aoffi'tso.
Pr.As Per bushel box , ! l. 2521,5) ; tier Hbiuhel
box. roc.
UucitMiip.it ! * Per ( tofiOHnOf. .
HottTiieiiN UKANSWax. . 75e per tj bushel
box ; slrlnir. MTliiOo per i binhel hox.
PoTATOES-llomoKrown stock In smalt let
from the store , tl.10.
Flour
Omaha mUltus eompanj. Kollance , Patent ,
fS.Wi Iuvlnelile Patent. $2.M ) ( l.ono Star ,
Siinorltitive. * 2.50j SnowlliiKo , $2.10 ; Kauey
Kiitully. 11.00.
It. T. Oavls milt company , High Patent No. 1
and Cream , f.M ) ; Illue I ) . , full pi'teut. f2.5- , ;
llawkeye , half patent. * 2.ii : ! Mieulal Itoyal'
patent No. 10. M.IK ) ; Minnesota latent. t.'NO ;
Kansas Hard NVIicat. patent , $ -.00 ; Nebraska
SprliiK Wheat , patent , tlM.
. R Illllman' * Oold Modal. f2.80 ; Snow
White. i.Vj ) Snowllake. W.10 ; low trade , 1.CO ;
Qtli'Oti of the Puntry. } 2. ) ; bran. JI3.00 ;
chopped feed , J22.W ) ; Minnesota Superlative ,
k'l * . Welch .t Co. . Welch's llc.st. 12.85 : Crown
Prlnce.f ' .70 ; Minnesota Chief. (2.40 ; Splendid
Family , mi ) ; Straight , tl.tM.
Ili.ACKiir.itiiiEs Per case. * . ' . ? , > .
HI.ACK KA.si'imiiutm Per ease. tl.OD.
CMBluitnH California , per 10-11) IKIT. ! l.25 ;
® | . : L'I : southern cherries , jl.23 per drawer of 19
quarts.
OIIANOKS I.os Angeles , ! 3.2."i ; Mediterran
ean sweets , 53.75.
TKXAS PKACIIBS Per ij bushel box , 05ffi75o.
K riiAWiiKiiiiiKS-Mlssourl "look. $ . ' .OJ2.25 per
24 quart case ; lown stook. 42.25 per case.
OIIKI.V : tioosKiiBiiiMRH Per 21 quart case ,
W.2.V32.50 ; drawer of IK quarts , ! 1.752.00.
I'INKAl'I'LKSPer OO7. fil.OO.
J'l ' 7. ' 7.00.
IIANANAS Per bunch , W.503.03 for fancy
HhlnuliiK stook. _
r < niutry Produce.
Pot'i.Tiiv The receipts of old fowls are little
llulit nnd sales of good stock are made at J3.50
ffi'.lH ' ) . Spring chickens are beeomlni ; more
iilcnty und aio selling at J.'I.O"fM.W ( per doz.
The ( lucks arrlvlnr are mostly small and KO
ut about f.,50. Turkeys , Do per Ib
HUTTF.it A very lar o proportion of the but
ter is selllni ; at lOc.
Koos The receipts of ezes are moderate ,
and the market holds at I4ll'ic. '
HAV Host upland , $ y.OO10.iO ; pee rorg fades ,
$ fi.KXa7.00. (
_
JOHN A. MrSiiAXE. KIIAXK o , CO.VIION
McShane & Condon ,
INVIiSTMENT BANKliRS ,
300 S. 13th St. First National B .nit Building -
ing , Omaha , Neb.
Don ! In Mookn. bomls. securities , rnminrrclnl ] m-
per , etc. Nek'otlnte lunns on linproruil ( ) m ilia renl
fistula. Bhnrl time tunni. with bank stuck , oren nil
P proved collnturnlxt'curltr.
"Excuse , mo , George , but when I saw you
n year ape your face was covcrod with nlin-
ples : it seems to bo all right now.1' "Yes ,
sir , that's because I stucK to Ayor's Sarsaparilla -
parilla , thu greatest blood medicine in thu
world. I was never so well us I utu now. "
Ncl > rnski mid Inw i I'onsloiiH.
WASHIN'OTON' , July t ! . [ Special Telogrnm
to Tin : BII : : . ] rvobr.iska pensions wcro
urat'tod today as follows : Original Edward.
Shaw , John Borshull ( navy ) , Charles
Ivrapff , James Carnoy ( dccerised ) , Isaac W.
Urittonbole , Francis M. Witnberly , Ely
Palmer , Kiuhnnl Palmar , Elisha II. Kiser ,
John Belts , William II. Brooks , Edwin M.
Searle , Christopher C. Coo , Peter Ilrasssirt ,
Talbert Kusscll , John Clark , John Liiulcman ,
George C. Oldhuni , Henry K. Blackmail ,
AMlllumV. . Keurieht. Gottlieb Sehafcrs-
roann , Asa Colmnn. Hulhcrt L. Stem , Charles
York , Charles C. Beckwllh , Peter H. K.
Colt. Additional .Tames W. Bush.
Original widows , etc. Matilda liannnu ,
( mother ) , Aduliuo Welch 'fnavy ) ,
Alary Carnoy. OriKiual William C. Kustcr ,
Hopowell P. Shore , John' W. Logg , Nathan
Kodllelil , Edwin Davis , Thomas H. Doyle ,
Gcorgo W. Haywood , OeorRO B. Iviiiuoy ,
Charles Mangon , William Garrison , Thomas
Johnson , William A. Gray , Charles D. Irwin ,
Barrett Uocknnl , Churlos B. Boyco , James
Uittonburp , Lovl Pearson , Georpo B. Glass ,
David Humbargcr , John Kobbhis , Garret G.
Vroolaud , Hiram O. Minich. Additioniil
Gt-ortro Pratt. Original widows , etc. Kich-
ard Nell ( father ) , Elixaboth Nelson ( mother ) ,
Anna E. Hull ( mother ) .
lowu : Orininul Jesse Sadlow , John W
Edwards , William Erwin , Samuel A. Bon-
ford , Daniel Bolendor , James H. Palmcrf
Tames M. Cowgur , Alfred Good In , Henry
tlulse , David G. Burluson , Lewis Koson-
criinz , Georto E. Perry , Jacob Pen re , John
A. McAIurray , Jobopli It. Miller , Hoburtliou-
IULI , i eunuru n. . i iu u , ) , .luuits i > iu vuuiiy.
3uo L. Cochran , Wooster.T.Voodward , John
Brown , Georpe Lackey , Thomas J ICeinper ,
Thomas S. Thorson , John G. Ottbrocht ,
Phomus U. Blair , Charles Donovan. Jonathan
3rosby , James V. McGfgg , Darius P.
ICerns , Edward Pnmory , Uuniel
yo , Charles Beck , Georpo Duproz ,
I'fmothy U' . Brown , Abijah E. KliiK. Alex
' . . Kortor , Thomas J. Hull , Henry C. Lighter ,
Samuel B. Waer.s , John O. Tucker ( navy ) .
Original widows , etc. Louise Duncan.
Original Carroll W. Fuller , Edward D
loborts , James A. Meredith , Churlos B
Senior , Juiob : Newport , Guoriol Perkins ,
reremiah Utekel , Cyrus Ripple , Gottlieb E.
Carl Wolf , Ouarlos E. a Schippur ,
Samuel Alclvown , Derwin Mall by ,
: Ionry L. Luttior , John O. Woostcr ,
Henry H. Irvine , John Sparling ,
Vines B. Canfiold , Philip II. Showers , Louis
J. Garrison , Charles B , Miller , Homer Holt ,
jolomon W. Miller , Leonard W. Hathaway ,
iyrou C. Hall , Joseph Glover , Henry Dunn ,
Walter Ellis , Henry C. Done , Elmer A.
Graves , John L. French , Richard Vandyke ,
Iiicob Locs. Additional William H. Brett.
3corgo W. Moss , William Jncobson. Origi-
iai widowH , etc. Lydia Ann Hartman , Caro-
ino Larimor , Liz/.lo J. Hollabaugh , Levillo
0. Haworth.
The Turning Point
With many a man It inmo trivial act , and a mere
reramnifiidatlnn of mine friend to try W. H. H.
has mtvrd the lives of hundreds.
Speaklnu ngooil word for S. S. S. In natural , for
wherever U IIM bccu tried there huvu always beeu
Rood rcsulu.
S S S for IILOOD roisomxo ,
ULCERS AMI BORES.
, , , . .
Au. BKIN UIECASIII.
A treatlsu on niond and Bkln Diseases malted
tK ou uppllcuilon.
] > ritfjatt' Sell It.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ,
Drawn * u AClanliii Gu.
2 million Bottles filled in 1873.
18 Million Bottlesjlllecl in 1890.
Apolhnams
"THEQUEEH OF TABLE WATERS. "
"Delightful ami refreshing. "
Ilimtsn MEDICAL JOUKNAU
"More whiilaomi than any Aerated
Wnler which art can stt/ > / > { y. "
" Of irreproachable character. "
"Invalids arc recommentleJ to drfnK
if. " THK TIMKS , LONDON.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
uiaLcn fi Kllini.
n , H'MlHnu , cr.d
Pl > tltlnir. Sold \ir \ < U
dulrn. HIKKi t utiful
Picturu Iloitk and cirdi
Mnt to Any on * addrctiir *
U. .UIIIEU t CC. ,
OMAHA
Maiiiifactira'
DIRECTORY
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
malm Tout & Awn
ing Co-
! . Hammock * , Oil and
Hlihpr Clothliur. Spnilfor
nlnloKtiB. 1113 Karnam.
DIOYOLES.
A , H. Pcrrigo&Oo. | M , 0. Daxon ,
All Make. , All Prices , All " 'cycles ' Sold on Monthly
I'nrti. Payments.
> duo Street. IBO'M Knrimin St. , Omaha.
BOOK. DINDBRg\ \ STATIONERS
Omaha Republican Printing Oo. ,
Law trlofs , bank npile | | , nnt ertrtlM < * J lu ( ho
lirlntlnit lino.
lOlli nnJ llouttH * street' .
Ackcrmann Bros. & Hointzo ,
Printer- , Linden , eleolrotrper * , blnnk book manil *
fnrtiirfM ,
II111 Howard Mreet , Omilii.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ohnrlcs A. Ooe & Oj. , Kirkenclnll.Jonoi&Oo
Manufacturer * And job Wholesale Mnnnfnptnr'4
bers. ARont * for llo lon Hub-
11W terShooCo. , lll , 1101 ,
Howard .
utrosl.
mill 1101 llarney HI.
Willinim , Van Aor- W. V. Morse & Oo. ,
nam & Harte , Fhop Factory. Corner lltb
1212 Mnrncr xtrect , anil OouuHi * tr. On : i.
Im Merchants InTllud
Omaha , Neb. tocaltaul ctamlne.
OARRtAQES , BUQQIE3 , ETO.
EI.EOTRIOAL SUPPLIES.
LIQUORS.
Ilor & Oo. , Williim
l.lqiiir More'imtt. ' Wlnai , I.lqnon nn > l Cl-
111' . ' Idriis/strjit ,
Mnniifaetiir'r.1 Kunnj IT' ' gnrj.
Knstlnilln Hitter , . 1.111 Kitrn.im St. , Omx'u
L. Kirscht & Co , , Friok & Ilerberta
Wholoialo I < lqtinriiiler ! \VliolcsaloI.lq orleal ) r
1001 Karnnm Strcnt SOI-fOSH. 10th Ht.
R. B , Grotto ,
Iniimrlcr ami Jobber of
WHIP * anil l.lijuon.
lO'-D anil 10TJ Knrniiin St.
Prlco ll ti on .ippllcntlon'
LUMBER.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Eibbol & Smith , Schroa'lor & Oo. ,
Dealers In country prod Cn h biiyeri bilttir ni I
uce , fruit ) , vegetables , cults , nn I inmor.il oJ a-
etc. mission inorclmnH ,
1SH7 Howard street. 423 South llth slroai.
Eandazzo & Son ,
211 South mh Street.
Foreign . ( Domestic Frnlti
Klorldu Ornncei A Sicily
Krulti. llr nch house , 7
N. Pclera St , New Orl'ni
WANTED
Total Ilium of CITIEO ,
J CUUNTIEB , SCHOOL
DIUTRICTO , WATER
COMPANIES , 8T.R.H.COM PANIEB.oUi.
Corrcii'omU-ni ' f voiiciUd.
N.W.HARRIS &COMPANYBankers.
IPl-ias Doorborn Ulreet , CHICAGO
55 We'l Slroat. NEW VOIIK-
70 Klato St. . UDBTON--