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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1891)
Chicago Corn Weak at the Opening will Prices Dull , DECEVBER WHEAT SOLD READILY. Pcellnir Crontctl liy Croi | Hccoijtm JInoli Hctow the Avcrn c \\lt ! Very HIiliimontH. CiltCAno , July 6. The Im rd of trade opcnoc' ' at the usual hour this morning after h iInu boon closed since last ThursHy afternoon Wheat started over a cent lower , and fern time the Indications all pointed to a ni > ak market. Cables uuru batoly steady. Deer bolitn noted a recession of one penny In pi ice- nt Uvnrpool ; since Thursday , the weather litho the l.anest bull was favorable and iucclit-i [ of new wheat at St , Ious ! , Toledo nnd otliui winter wheat markets were reported lioi\y The trading for the llrst half hour w is with out spirit , operatois showing a disposition t ( a\\iiltdovulopiiicnts. Tliun the rulluv attlon of thosticiij > lh lu corn heijan to make Itself foil In the nliiMt and a lltllo more life wa- Infuited to the dealings. ThebuyliiK was led by " . , V. White .t Co , with Keniiett-ltopklns. Hcliwurt/-luuo | and Bruno of the foMltfn houses and as the offvr- In s wtro llrfht the muUct wont up easily , Thu advance hrOnjiht out consider iblo who it on which there w is so no re ictlon. I.ato cnlilos rLported a steadier ftelliu In Liver pool Pardrldsowas thonulit to bo co\erlni some H hunt around 03o for December , but ol < l a coiiBldoiablc line when the market tinned 00c Julv st irted at 1)1145lrr.4c ) , receded some , ad vanced toUlc , weaKeniMl to . ' > e , ratllot to til'iic slumped to Ol'iio and closed it Ol'ie Deionibi r followed the s imo Koneril course. The cause foi the break was not apparent. Corn seemed weak at the opmilntf and pr oc did soil olT some I'or a time business w is dull and scalpers biyun to took foi a lireu'c The receipts \veio generous but the shipments ui.ru found to ha\o been 1 ir/or. This seemed to i hei K the ardor of solltrs and as soon as this was discovered the shorts grow nirtoiis and wanted to cover Competition became brisk anil prices quickly advanced PardrldRii bought in Ills shoils freely and l/.imsoii and Itc im nero t-'ood buyers. The crop reporls ere not considered favor able as far as corn Is concerned ; iccelpts aio fnr belo cxpcc't.itliiiis and shipments ( on- tlnueery llbe al The market becimeiiulte escltcd aft ) r the noun hour and sold higher. 'Jlu cash demand was < hirp nndorvthliiK ofleidlnas flUen niilcUlv , and shorts foi all fun r s sliowi d Incteiislni ! alarm. The ad- vitnct. hotteMT , did not tempt holdeis to p.irt \\lth theli Kr.ilns to any consldi r.ihlo extent. I'licis , houo\er , I'.IHIH ! oil decliledlv towml the close In smpalhylth wheat , July opened at r > nUi7 ( < iJ4 , and with some mlnoi 10- uct ons sold up to fi'Je , broke no ir the close , and closed at > 7'Sc. O its ere not Inclined to follow ton lulls ad\anco at Hist , owliiK to the phcnomenilly heavy crop promised ; but the market Dually c.imo around to the Inllnenco of the Oilier ccieaU and advincoil. lulv h.d the larger apnrcel.ilIon bccan-'O of pniLhnses by shorts. I'lovlslonseie ( Inner , owInK to small re ceipts of ho s and blKhcr pilciis at thoyirds and sympathy wltli thondvaiiLe In corn. The opening is at about Thursday's closing pi Ice. and the tendency uai upuard till the monk In corn nu.u the clo o , when a p irtl.il reaction rtsulte < l The Inadlni : futures rnnend as follows ; AHTICI US \VIII At No 'i July TOfi 91'd Ol'i m Antrim . . ' DcuMiitier . . . . 00 IIP * b'l Cons-No i July 61 6'l'j ' Auunst , ' Hoptonilior . . . OATS No i July SI91 August 80 ReptPinbc-r ilF'-M t'oiuc fpptembcr . . . . 10 K 10 ; no October 10 lift. 1080 72'4 ' IjAHD September 6WI October III IIS September B K n 42V TT October C 0 d W Cash quotations were as follow : 1'r , iUlt bteady , uiieliniuoil. WHEAT No.2 spline wheat , OU { < 29 ! ' : No 8 , spring wheat , WSSSo ; No. 2 red , Ullittflj o Cons No it , Cl'jc. OATS No. 2 , .ifl e ; No. J , white , iSQiO c ; No. 3 , white. aS < J4.ic. | ) UVB No S. 7Be. llAiit.EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , 50'Se ; No 4 , fiCffl.-'ic. ' ri.\XBKtn No 1 , Jl 01. TiMimiv SnKi > 1'rlmc , ( l.ssai.2 % I'OHK Hess pork , per barrel , $10'l7'10.r.O ; Inrd , per ewt. , JJ.IJ ; short ribs sides , ( loose ) . lUO < iiil.r ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , 15.10 ® 6.15 ; short cile r sides ( boxed ) , { fl 4 ( > ft ( ! GO. IIISKY Distillers' llnlshed goods , nor gal lon. Jl.lfi. Hu < iAH8-Cut loaf , unchanEcd. Hecelpts and shipments today were as fol lows : On the produce oxchnnco todav , the butter market was steady ; fancy fclirln cream ery. ( ) ' } © ! flnn vestorn , irvaiGc ; dairy , 13 4S15e. I.KKS , stoidv , unclniiiRcd. Vltilhh ; Supply. CmcAno , July n The visible supply of praln as leportud for the board of tuiclo Is as follou.s : . , ItiiRhols Decrease. "heat . lUVSMtioO 1(107,000 ( Iliishels. Inorcaso. Corn 4OW,000 ) 1' > 9IOO ( , . . Ilushi'U Decrease. Outs . , lMflUUO 101000 JJJ" , . 21M.OOO 51,000 Ilarley . . % ,000 110,100 New York ninrkr-tfl. NEW YOIIK , JulyO. ri.oiiu Hoooipls , ; n,2Jl nacktiircs ; exports , IlbOO barrels , 11,4'H sacks ; IrrcKulir , modoiatuly active ; clo lni ; dull ; nil's , .M.IKH ) . COUN MBAI. I'lnn : fair buslnes ; vellow esteru.l2.Viii.8. : ) . . , ) ! , ' .JtAT : llVt'ultlt' ' < J-\700 bustiols ; exports , Kil.0.10 bushels ; sales , 2,77-MXHI linshols of futures - tures ; nooi biiHlioU spot. Spot market dull ; lower ; No. 2 red , I.U ( In store rnd olov.itor ; II 0.iU allont ; * I.IUH1 0 ' 4 f o. b. ; uii- pnided rod. 07cQJI04'J ' ; No 1 northern to iirnvo. * l.ut'i ; No. I hard to arrive , JI.IOIS : No 2 Chic ico. J102vai.OJ. Options opened IUl'o loner on lower west ern favorable crop reports , advanced UO * e on local coverlm ; ami llrmiir cables , reacted y J3it3 c on lliilldaton ! , closed l ( SJ'o below .1.1.1As ! < luy'lnr.lt-0U1"1 wu'ik. No. 2 led , July. ll.OKai.Oiy. closing , II.U1'4 ; AilBUHt , tW'.W W\c , closlnir , Oa c ; Sopwmbor , 7aiUt ( > Jje. closing , O7' o ; October. IwatCH.1 , eloslni ; . tWo ; DecumbiT , IX > -llct ( ( I.OO , , eloslnif , WsS i'1\1'lAV1'il111'02 \ ( | ! " closln JI.UO' . ; May. ll.n.llj'iil ' 04. cl jslnir. * l UJ'J. . IJiB-Wulot , utoady ; western delivery , 7k06i4c. STOCKS op niuiN Store and afloat July 4 : A\hoat 1 ( NU.teiA bushels ; corn 22U.IM bushels ; .1 IniBlioIsj rje , 2(1,117 ( Iiusholij mnlt 171.C17U biiHliols ; pens. IM.'J husholB. C'OIIN ItcvHlptH. ji im : liiiHiiolst oxnorts. 1 K.tlJ.11liiishi'lsisales l,200XWhui.holsof ( ( utuii'ri ; C..WiO hushels of Hpot. Spot niarUet hluhor quiet , easier : No , tli 7lo In ulovntor ; 715t,7J alloiitsuni'raded mixed,7f7 ! optlonsmlvnnocd I'ifft''on IlKlit olTerliih" ) and eovorlnir. and fell Si H , partly vvlth vvlimit and eloslii' wc > iil < ! Wii ovorThurHda > i Julv raiffio7iSie.closlni ( ? nt txlliu : AiuiiHt n. > 4 © 4Jo. cliisln , ' " St. I'.uil A L7fUoi olosliiR , liivo ) : ! W > 4@Oio ( : oliislu ! ; fiDito ; December - - , 0 ; uloslni ; Rl'io. . . . .s Ifeoolpts , 4.S40U hushiiU : exports. U70 ImsholH : sulos.IW.iiOU bnnhols of futuroi ; lol- ( Cxiu biibhols of t-pot. .sit , marlot hUher. fair.v not ve , llrm : opiums dull , Irrecul.iii July , 4.1'iC440 , elosini ; , 4JMo : Auciibt. ; imj& ( D7c , elcslinr.tMHjp ) ; beptemher , % ll4i < & 4o , No. 1 , 4lu : Ncv I 'vvliltc' . 4 ui inlxeil 'weslorn..0 SSIfio ; w hllo w extern , 47 < 3Mus No 2 Chleuu'o , 4J'i ( it llo. 11 AV I'lrm , fair demand. HOPS iasy : and ( | iilut UoiffR Upcned Irregnlnr and unchancod to : w points up , c'lo.slni , ' steady nun nn. clmniicHl ton points donn. Hnles , Sfiou lmi , InctudliiK , Au.-ust , f'U.7' il .tK > i hoptonibor , tl4.li.Vct1M1 ; Uctohor. * 14 0 W14 l" > ; Novombor. ( latlO : Uoepinbor. * IJ..VKa.M.iS ( : Jniuinry , (11.43 ; Murcli. fiuv. : Mint Ulo , dull , Urnij nlr oar- Ktie * . H8.7S ) No. 7. JI7.5' . htifiAii UHW. dull und nomlnnl ; rullnvd , Btondy and iinlot. Mm.AbHK I'lirolKn , nominal : Now Orleans , vtoady and iiulut. PKTUOI.HIM Qult't lower : crude In barrels , Parkerx f 14J : crude In bulk.tJ SO ; unltu4 cloajcl Ol ii7'iU for Aiiirust. t OTTO > t-Enti OILQuiet. . TAU.OVV Dull. lto < lN Quiet and weak. Eddb-Quiet , llrm : western , ITUQlT' o ; re- colptH , P.tllU piickaitos , illtiEii-ririii. I'oitK Qulet nnd itnidy ; old mess. HO.00 ® 11.00 ; new mtu lll.Wxai.Viii extra prime , l0.f > u OUT'MiATiririacri oloklod hauit. UP ; oloklrvl tjelltc ? , OHo : pickled filioilldcrJ 5'c. 5'c.Miuur.ES Qulot and ntoadr ! short clear W 2" . . TUiii'KNTiHF Steady at .V.&i7o IjUio-QulcU flnni western otcnm. t8\7'j ' ! options sales , 7V ) tlcrcoet July , clos'-d n ' > " > bin : Annum , M.'i 1W ( ; etoslnir. Wl. ' ) ! ScutoirtUnr , eloslnif. i ( .71 ! October , Irt fr-ao.H ) , I'losfnif. MM HUTTbitQnlot , ficnoy Bteadyj woiten dnlry , ISTfclle , western creamery , 14 < U UC ! western factory iriJUc'i HlRln' . ISHlS'ic. UiiEEKK Easlcr , fair demand ; part skims auan , I'm Inov-QulPt ; American. CoiM'Kit Nominal : lake. Julv , tU.95. I. i\n-l : asloiudiimt tlc. ? l l'i. ? TIN I'lrmj Btrait" . I.U.Vi. ( Ity KANOAS Cnr. Mo , July \VitrAT-Easy ( : No , 2 ; hard. - > c bid furcuMi ; Inly. 77C ; Ailirust 7'i t ; Poplembor , 7J'ioi ' No. 2 red cash , 8 clbld C'uitN Ai'ilvo and firm : No. 2 cash , AlHc ; Julv , ' > ' - " 1 1 1 Aiiiiist , Mo bid. OATs-iisy ; No 2 , eisn , 32Uo bid ; July : f"ci Anctist. sea. H\r.-lSc ( bid. MAV - Mcady at J7.00 for fancy. Hfmit ' tc i"y , unchnnipd , creamery. K iiirjo ; dairy , lOifrHc ; store picked , lt/c ; pack- In u % lie I'H ! "low and weak at lie. Ciikrst. stc'iidy. unclntnac'd ; full creini norlhi-rn tulns and juiuig American , 100 ttcstciii. 'ic , ( iKimmcd , 4iV. UEIKIITS Uheat , W.OUO ; corn , 4J.OOO ; oils , nnno , SHIPMENTS \VIiint , O.COJ ; corn , 23,000 ; oats , nono. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . > lliincuiilis ) \\lic.it AInrlcrr. MiVNKAi'ot.iH , Minn , Julv 0 The olTerlns of c isb ulieal toda ) wcie lai.'e , he ng three d iys" re elpls ' 1 lie market was Inclined to bt ( Ini.'tiy bocnusi * hu > ois did nut wiut to p iy the premium over Inly that was isl.i d fm inv.n to the sharp advance In th it future over t IIP other months At the s imo time n ere it de il of wheat w is bought bv the differ- out lop il millers Ono ulovator buyer was also In the mnrkot Suit's of No t northern wort ! m ido nt K'JJIo over .Inly The hulk of the sales wore at Ulc. No 2 old mnstlj I tliV Tcjc llocelntsfoi thico days worn J'K ' ) cars ; ship ments. ! ! cars Wiirvr losing quotations' No Ihnrd.Jnly , * lnl. on trick ; l nl : No I northern , July. IK'c ' * ; " i ptc'inhoi. Sic Decemln'r. ' , u : on track , Ifi'iu. No 2 northern , July , 0" > ; on traei , , M ffi'H.c. ' _ _ All Iwn itk co Uitr-cr-tH. Mlt.WAIIKPl.Wls.Jlllv -ri.OIJIl--QulCt \ \ HKAreakei : No 2 spring. c-.tHh , on triicklKkrptemliei. ; . s"i'4c. No 1 northern , ttic , COIINIllihor : No .1 on tr ick , dOc OATS Stronger ; No. 2 white on track , 40ffl I'lrmor ; No. 2 tn more , ( ,1'je. \ i. Ad v ntu IIIK ; No I In store , sic. 1'OHk S'ptc mbor. * IO K.1' ' , . I.AltD septc mbcr , id Vi'4 Kecelptsof limit 4 , ' 0 t ) irrels ; whe it. 21,110 bushels , b irlov , b 40U biiuhcls Slilpments of flour , 1,1'JUJ barrels , wheat and barlev , nunc. Ijlv 'i-poiil Jlir' cts. I.iVEiti'oni , , July O. WIIBAT Steady ; do- mnnd poor : holders oflur sparingly. Colts -I'lnn , demand fair ; mixed western , 5s f > ! < il Dot cental IttTTTHi 1'nlled I Ptates first. 87s Gd per cwt ; United * -tates good. Sis. Diiluth U heat Market. Di't.UTii ' , Minn , July 6 Whoit was dull but firm today. September opened at 8(1 ( 0 and sold iii | to Hs'ii1 at 1 o'cloclr dash wheat closed nt U7e for No 1 h ird ; U4cforNo 1 north ern and hi for'No J northern. StocUH ol' Wheat at Himicnpolis. MiNSKAPdi.ts , Minn. , July G The North western Miller's report of pr.vato stocks of wheat In Miunoipolis gives the amount of 2'ii7,000 ' : bushi'ls , or 1SI.OJO bushels less than last Monday. The total stocks In Mimic ipolts and Dnlulh are 0,77f,17"i ) busho s , a deere iso of IV ) 4Vl busliols for the week Tlio Market Kec- ord pliicoA tlio stock lu count rv elevators of Minnesota nml tlio two I ) ikotas at l,24"iOtU ) bushels a shrinkage of 119 WJ bushels ascoin- I ) i red with a week ago The aggregate north- wostu'iistoi ks are 11 , Ml.I7 bushels , or 2 < 1li,470 less than last Monday. A year ago ths north- we-toru stocks amounted to l ' ,07i ! , J' > 1 bushuU STOCK * A.\Jt { IO.\IS. NEW YOIIK , .Inly fl The stojk market opened thu new week with a little moro animation , but It was conllncd almost entirely to the half dozen stocks which h ive of late taken the lead In the dealings and no \ \ Ide.ilng of the market was to bu detected. The tone was in the main strong , dusplto the fact that then was a re sumption of Iho ouU'o of gold , and while the latter failed to bring about .1 ro ictlou In the market. It certainly chockel a most promis ing upward movement amoiij thu leading shares. The boars made a vigorous domonstr itlon against liiirllir'ton In the forenoon and the raid was accomp mlod by the olr- cul itlon of a story of a projected Issue of bonds. This movement silghtlv alTected the remainder of the giangers , but the veiy llattotlng repuits which still con- Inno to come from the gio\ving crops icnler these shares almost Imptegnabie In tlio mar ket at prc ent and the i ild had for its oltect , the Incio iso In the outstanding short Intuiest without much reduction In the pi Ice of the block. An early advance In Chicago Gas was not re sponded to by the other Industrials , and ihosa shares for the tlmo belli/ were quite n loctod while maintaining a llrm fiont , The Interest In the market now cpnteis In the western shales , and those stocks attracted all the attention , giving tone to the whole market by their ationgtli and activity , thu rest of the market Delns uuitu neglected throughout. Tlio market Dually closeJ dull but steady to llrm generally at frac tious better tlinn Friday's tlnal figures. The great and encouraging feature of thu day was the revival to some extent ol Interest In the bond list und the tiansactlons of the day hliow a giatlfying Increase , while thu tone of thu dcallngH was firm to strung throughout the day. Government and state bonds were ( lull but stoady. The I'ost b.ivs : It was plainly evident all day. In spile of the forenoon selling , that tlio piofosslouul contingent was bulllshlv dis posed on the genuial markut. Tills feeling crystalUcd early In thoafteinoon Into ash'irp upward movement. The movement halted a Ilttlo on the announcement of another engagement of halt a million In go d , but thuro was no roacllon. Wall street , Indeed , his already begun to lose Interest In tills late dribbling away of specie and espicl illy as the condition regu lating Its export are now pretty thoroughly undeistood. Tli6 following are the closing quotations for the loading slocks on the Now York stock ux- phunge today : The totnl b-ilos of stocks toilav vvc-ro IM'ilJ ( Rhnrr , Inoliulini ; AtohlMin , Id..i'lJ ' ; Chlriuo tins J.U41il.onlsv Ulo * . Mishvlllo 12.870 ; Mis- uoiiii Piiclllv , .i.UJO ; North Anioilciin , 47.H , Northern I'uclllo pruforroil , yi.siSi Union Pn- cltlc. 11,300 ; ht. 1'iinl , .1.12 > .C > . The SIo icy Uiirlcot. NPW VOIIK. July A MONEY os UAM , Hiiiy. riiiiulni : fro'n 2 to .1 per cunt , hist loan I' , closed ollorc-il ut2. I'ltiub MuiKUNrtt.K I'xpfii 5'i7 porccnt , bTKHI.I > 1 K\CIIA.N(1K- null Stonily lit fl.M for slxly-ihiy LllU itnil H U for clc- innnit The following vrura the closln ; prices on Lonilsi Fltiauuliil Notes. Nvr OJU.EANS , July C.-Clonrlngs , Ili57,0i3i Novr York oxclinnqo , commercial , 35 cents bank , II.IKO urom , KANflAD CITY , July C , Olcarlnz , tt.e6fl.13a. New VOIIK. July C. Clearlngt , 8l\CiJl.67I : Mil. , July 6. ClcirlnBi , (3.2S5.0S5 ttjA. Money , Q iior uont. 1'lllt.AliCM'IIIA , July 0.-OlunrlnKN < I2.H4OU bulnnccs , tlBilG5l. Money , 4 per coot. flNCINXATl , O. , July iX Money 5IM per cent New York oxehtinso Irregulur ut 255120 pro niluin : , i . -o.irns. , , biiltincos , ll , ) i,7l . "Monoy. fi per cont. K\ ' uluiiiKuon Now \orkITo to 0o discount CntCAtlo , July fl. Now York oxolmnse , f > cents nruin. Money stivuly : incl unchnnitod lliinW cloiirliv , 1 10,74 J. 0) ) . Stonlnit u\ ohnngc , J4 > 0 forslxty-day lillls tvna W fc8 fo sight drafts. London . Julv (1. ( Olosln at 4 p. m. ; Cnnioli money . . . .IUO Cnn < oin account. 914 Muxlcinonllnnry .IUORi U H 4 < 113H St I'aill Lomiuon. . < * U S 4'4s ' . . 1U. ' IN V Central . . . \01tt \ N V P A O l ti . dl'fi 1'i'niMylMiiili MM Can idlnn Pnclllc ? U ( Hoiillni : Urle . . . . I'l.f , \i.x , < i.iit iu'w < s llnr st'vi'r tG'id per ounce Unto of ( Us- count In the on/'n / marltct for boll , short nnd threu-mouths ullls. 1I'4 percent. Jlank of DitKlnti.l Hiilllon I.OVDON , July 0 Amount of Bullion \\lth- di iwn fiom the II ink of Kn land on balance today , JlsUiOOJ. Paris KentuH. PAHIS. July 0 Three pei cent rentes 0" > f "c for the account. llonver DCNVFII. Cole , July fl. Quotat'nris ' on the mlnUuex 'haiue closed to lay as follows ! Kt. Ijoiils Mining QuotaIOIIH. ST. Louts. Mo. July 0. There were not a Bre.it in my stocks dealt In on the mining ex change today , but as a rule the market was actlxo anil prices were somewhat Wrong The following bids woruniidcou call : Ainorlcnn . , iO Mtfntrosu . . . . Illinetiilllc -liver Ave 10J ( ! rnnto | M Kll'abcth . . . 175 Little Albert IW New Yorlc > tiiiin < > Qnot itions. NtwYoitK. July 0 The followlus are the closing mlnlni ; stock quotat ons : The CoflVo Markpt. Itlo DC JANEIUO. July 0 CotusB firsts , 8.G5J rols Dor III kilos ; Rood soioml. , J"iO rols ; iei'uits | ) during the week , 75,000 limrs ; nurchiihos for United t-t itus , : i' ' > , tiw ) b.i < sshii | - inouts to Unitoil States , 47.)00 ' ) bags ; btouks , 170.00U U IKS SAMOS , July C. Con Ft : Good a\or.igc , unquoted ; receipts during the eeki.00nliss : ; pnroh ises for the t'ulteu St.itcs. i',000 h.i s : snlrjinonts to the United hiatus , 8,0 0 bags ; stouhb , 4'J.UOO ' bags. New York Dry Goods Mnrlcot. Nr.w YOIIK. July G. The dry goods market opened quiet , but business Irnprovi-d as the day licit unued 'Ihodeinind n. > s Irregular as regards traiisuctlons on the spot. Ili.vaim - urketH. SPAMSII Oor.D l.'isua1. ; w . ExcilANOh Quiet ; on the United States short siKhl gold , bS8H premium ; on London , lij'4 pel cent. bUi.AU Quiet. Butter and Cheese. Et.otv , 111 , July 0. Hutter. fliiu ; sales , 41,003 pounds at 17 tents t , N. Y. , July 0. Cheese , I Ijondoii Oil uirlcet. I.OMMIS , July o. CALCUTTA MNSEED 4la M per ( | liartor. 'lUIU'ENTIM. SplrllS 283 Od DOT OVVt. Anixverp Potrolpuni market. ANTVVEIII' , July 0 I'etroleum I0'4f ' paid and boiler. IJritlBh Grain Trade Rcviuiv. LONDOV , Julv 6 The .Mark Lima Express , In Its weekly rovlovp of the llrltlsh Kr.iln traclo , sij'b : EtiK'Hsli heat ihirlni ; the past week was fid lower and foreign Is , Uiior , excepting California , which vsus comp.ir.itlvoly llrm Uepoits on the Enullsh hmvest show tli.it the piospccts are Rood. The yield per aero piomlMjq to exceed thlrtv bushels. Itit ley aKo irlvcs f.ilr iirom'sc , and o its will be a fine c rep , vvhilo beans and pun4 * will bo about the mor.iKo. At today's mnrket KiiKlish wheats were dull ataiCtOIDo for line , Torel-in vvlio.ils vvt.ro tinner ; U.ilifornla on p iss.i.'u was llsfid. riour was sleady. Jlal/e , oats and hurley were ! ki lower , lleuns and peas were steady. Truilum * Talk. CiiiCAdO. July B I' . G. IO'un A , Co. to Ton- cruv > \ . Itiytin : Wheat during the early p irt of the session w us ilrin. sulling fium 8j.c to Ul\c foi Decemhor , and closing athU'o. Ctop conditions could not bo hotter. C'.ibli's are f.'ilrly steady and the dom ind for new red vvlntei Isnod. . No 2 soiling at Ulo and No d for December at S'lSlUc. The feolliu loe.illy Ib r.ithor beailsh'o do not feel 1,0 and ho- llevewheit.i purolmso on all bleaks. The adv.moo In corn f rum 6l'o to M'ic was caused by heavy uuiuhases by shoits , Wo believe bcptemher coin too Hxh and should ho sold and Hcptombcr oats purchased llo products firm ; business Unlit. Wo look foi lower pilces In the near future. VOIIK , July n. Konnott , Hopkins .V Oo , to h. A. McUhortor Theopenlni of the market wasrhllled by largo soiling of Chi cago. Hurlliuton A. Q ill i icy and whnt evei ondoncy thu balance of the market Hud to mpro\o was hold tn check by thu break In this stock A financial writer made an attack on this tompany lu yesterday's newspapers ind the belling today may have boon con- leeted w tl > this article It la claimed the comp my has money boi rowed on bomU n tilth are unsiluablo and that ltn eash resources arostra'nod. but however this may > c. them is no doubt that It. as well as all other western rouils , have a most excellent mtlook for busmohs for the next twelve acinilis The publluatlon of the Union I'uclllo statement broke th it stock 'i per cent. It Is said that the rrom-h people will take a good leal more gold Thu IlanU of England bhlpped ; : I.WCJIHJO to ICussIa and made a nut losIn gold , iftor deduction of n-colpts. of { lriO.KKI ) , It Is B.ild that there are still U.OOd.iKMHterlnig to bo blilnni'd to Kiitaia. The market eiosed dull ind Iricgular , a few slocks being higher than [ in 1'rlday and others lower. 'Jim ACIO , Juiy H. Ivennott. Hopkins , V Co. to S , A Mi Whnrtor1 The big shorts In whi'at covori'd freely early In the session , . 'ardiidgo liolng much the hoavlost buyer. 1'hls absorbed thu lloatln wheat and when It \Misglvoiioutthatail visible hid decreased > \or a million scalpers who hid so'dto the big ihorts ran iho prlcu above Ulo for IK'Ci'mbur I'lien corn , whlih had bean lullonned , Rlinriily uimmencud lotumblc.un I wheat followed suit. I'ho rapid decline , hesltatlim only oiico or iwlco lu a bio.ikof io ! Hhowed that thu short ntoiL'st h id been largely eliminated , anil but It tlo nupport could buoxpectud from that source C.iuios have been rither Indliroii'nt and the export business Hat. I'lui weakest feature , however. Is the various state crop ro- iiortH Indio itltu that the new crop U holncii - ourrd In supi < rb condltluu , and the out-turn Is surprising all but the most mingutnn. It la now Kcnoi.illy thought thit the July govern- iiient report will show llttloor no docllno for nlnor | wheat , and an Improvement for spring whluh ull glvo tno lo.irUh crop experts a chance to tlgure out a yield any w hero from 5.VMWO.UOO to ftjii- U'U.iKii. ' The line condition In which new wheat U boliu act n red Is evidence thut It will HiKin bo in the hands of millers Thu feeling was heavy at the ctomi and It will ucud fresh bullUh nuw to hold the market. In corn and mis thoJ \ > \ bhorts , with I'ardrld o at their icad , were bndiy punished , the chief admlt- .Ini ; thiiv ho bought In ovoi ' . 'U. .Oiu hiishuls of corn Che ov crust pressure ) w is iignlnst tlio Inly shorls , but other options were liy no mein blow. Thu hoar * woio routed all along the line , tnelr tradortf mo-tly oloxMl up 'Iho adMince has been a big nuu and with thu big short , Interest covered Ccrnoiizhi toiro down and bo a halo on thu rallies. July oats bulged sharply and cloM'il pretty llrm , but the latter optloni did not sympathize to nny extent , the urop now * bolus very favorable und harvest close ut baud. Thuro promises to bo a heavy rrn fitiilcailv move nu t ttii has n , dcprp-slu ? cf ftct on thu far off ' > Yrtmri CIIICAOO. July r . iaiwartt , Dupoo A. Mo % trmnck ! to I' . C , Hwiirtz X Cii.s The I irao ro cclptsof now wheat Ind the southwest crontci ti very tcnrlsh ) feeling durlnz the holidays li otir markut and routltad In a wry weak open Ituon which a larjo'llne of aliorts was cov orcil by local bears. 'Tlila. aided by somcwha steadier cables mill liy unfavorable no\v n to the 1U' ( 'an crop/VnTvo us a sh'irp roictlot from the enrly brunk on which Dcccmbei whiMt gold up toinjno , , The liittur news wn- nil bearish , crop uapcrt reporting the crepe wlntrr wheat ns almost , perlcct und that at tu tlmo had thocondltlon > ot uprlna who it bent more favorable. We' also received now s of i \orv free movement of now wheat Whor lories undertook to sell out on the bulge UK n unit as might ha\ti been expected In tlx absence of aborts was u quick tra it < C'lcur- nnces from Now \ ork were good. .V..OOO bush' els of wheat and UJ.irjo p ickapes of Hour. Hi'- ccliits at u oven primary polntsforthreodajs Uvl.UOO ! shltimcnts , ( i.Y.0J. ) No 2 now icil noli ] here today ijulto frcoly nt about lo over July- - The reielpts of corn posted was considered very ilcht and the estlmato for tomorrow , v cars , was below expectation This , will an actlvo cash demand. Induced cov < erlng of tevciul largo lines of shorts. The break In wheat wn * rellouted later In corn Shippers H iy that tin demand for both o isturu slupmonl and exuot I Is vuiy IIIMC. No ' 'ro 1 sold freely at lll o : No. u yellow atdJc The lowest price ro u'hei ! for i-optemhcr was thoopautni : , who i It sold afil'sC Hocoipts , II.MiiOO ! jhlpmunt ! < , Ilif.OOO , Dats ncic fulrlv attlvo There was a spuIt In July wheat which has developed tlio presonct of quite a nunibot of shotts. I'ho receipts ol hogs at the yards were only 1 U'OO ' and price * lOo higher In consequence of this and In sym- pithy with stronger main markets provision * have ruled higher , although the mniket ha- been dull and dovolupo I no Inherent sttengtli. Tin ) most favoinblp Innli'iit'on ' wo i'in see In hog ptodncts Is a soinowhat Improved demand for me its for sh pment. This , however , la alwais expected dm Ing July Niw : YORK. July t ! . Ilenry Clews the banker saytt ; I'laliny. It Is out of tno question to look for the Immediate rt > ill/at Ion of the expecta tions of an Important upward movement In stocks th it h ive boon entertained ovorsliuo the t oglnnlni ! of the spring. livery few days brliu'ssomo fiosli e.iuao of dlbturbince Tnu apprehensive feeling In Hurope. though doc- toied by Hist one expo.llcnt of haul tin moo and then another , shows little to'il abite- munt. and bus the ettect of keeplnJ up the nx- tiaorillnary exports of gold. It Is veiy ni.inv vears jliuo wo Irivo witnessed such a disorganized condi tion of lliiuiK'l il relations between tills country and l.uropeas has recently developed , such is thu dlstiust prevailing at the foreign tenters that numerous bills beret iforo con sidered wool draw n hero on ruiopcan houses li no btcomo In a ltir-'o me isuro , unnegotl- ahlc ; an I the tonsequcnt sc irclty of negoti able nxchango loinpets a continuation of the shipment of gold long iftvr the b ilanco of out atcounls with the outside world has cuiscd to rule against us A condition of things moro calculated to check business anil to enforce liquidation In fou Ign coinmerco could hnrdly bo toncelvoil I'vt n If HUTU wore norenlroi- MN for this dlstiust. towards bills of excb ingo this boil of ( llscilmln ition Is calcul ited to crlpnio Importers mil e lHrters lu wnys th.it can li irdly fall to illsturl ) coulldcnct * .ind pro duce I'moarr issments , whloh Is dangerous tiuitment undei present conditions. It Is un- doubti'dly a uratlfylng ovklcuco of stiength th it wo have been able without any signs of MUlorln- so lon cndnru the withdraw il of the European b inking hat.inccs which are usually illowed to rest here , and to p iy them oil' In cash without a wince ; hut when our export bills become unsalanlo bfcausuof the distrust directed agali-st the foreign houses on whom they arn drawn , wo encounter a kind of gold dialnof a much moro scilous natuic ! and jet neatly all the Juno shipments amounting to tie trlr tvvu'ity millions , have bec-n of this forced tliaractei. European b inkers may deem it wisoto take In bill tn every dilution , but they cannot ho Ignoiaut that to Impuip a violent coutr ictlon upnu. these Important , foreign trade cicults must pieclpltito incno serious dnngors than they are now coU4im to avoid Of couise , Kuropo h is to pie * i'le asalnst the ollects of corning general dclklcnt h.ii vests , with the natuial bad results to Internal tnde ; and the contiollin bankeis niiydecmit prudent to discount ogenoi il imports so as to ko pdown theexpoitsof gold that must bo made In purchase - chase of the unusual American s uplus of breiulbtulls Suuli a puipo o Implies a bad dilemma ; hut Its slTirtUoanco to the United btntes It , far Ic-is isuilous than it Is to Kuropo. To the rest of the world. It me ins duprciblim luul sacrifice ; to us , It signifies the purchase. of our imports at low prices nnd the sale of our food uxH | > rts at high pi let's The healing of these prospects upon our m irUel foi securities Is perhaps less discouraging than mlchtappeir at first sl.'lit It Is true that wo oannot calcu late upon the usual support from the foruU'n maikcts. I'eihaps all that wo can expect in that dliectlon Is tuat-thepreference given by foreign Investors to Ainerl'.in Investments , amid so much lo s on'others , will siillltu to prevent any addllloiiul return of them home. Thosnoculatlvo splilt iu'l-ondon and on thu continent Is too tomplotolv ernshed to allow of any linpoi taut export of our stocks to these markets at present What speculation exists on this side for the time being must tncrcforo rest upon Its own Independent basis. Hut Is this a discouraging fe iture ? On the tonti iry Is It not n clement of strength ? Kurono h is no longer any llo itlng supply of securities to send bick upon us which would bo an Impoitant support to a "bull" movement ; and the fact that wo h ive made such a clear liquidation of onr floitln forel/n Indebtedness and nuiHtbtand a c rtdltor nation forborne months to come would protect speculation from any possible Intel rupllon fiom the course of the foreign exchanges. In vluw then of the foreign exchanges , of the stilt unbroken promise of an abundant har- tst , and of the unexpected abundance of money at this center after parting with 70- ) OQ,000 of specie , wo do not SPO why strong com binations of men should find iniith diniculty In Impart ng a prollUiblo "bull" 1'iipulso to Wall street later on if thov deslro to do so I'or the moment , however , the "be.irs" h ivo a powerful b mil , wh eh calls for cautious buy- lug and on the raids only. O31A JIA 1.1 * V .VI O CK. OMAHA , July fl 1801. CATTLE Ofllclal rocolnts of cattle , 84J. as compared with .171 Saturday and 1,70.3 Mondayof last week. Thu market was actlvo and higher. Duair iblo ui ides of hciivos vvoro 0 to lie higher th m on Friday. Othei gr ides ivero "trongor Good butfhorstoak w is llrm. Other grades were uui.h m od. I'eedoia wcio slow and urn hanged. UOCH OIHcial rccoluts of bozs ffiS , as omoired with L'74 Hatuiday and 2fiOO Monday of last week. The market was actlvo and strong toflo higher th m h itnrd.iy and fully too higher than Friday. All Mild. The range of the prices paid was $4 .11 if 4 05 , the bulk soiling at fMfl I.lzlit , $1 ; @ 4 < > J ; icavy. JI C04 ! > ' > ; mixed , Jl l.KB4 ( f0. ! Tlio a > or- igo of the prices p ild was { I . ' > I'i. as co nn ired vith WMS faaturday and $1.1"3 * .Mondayof list , week. hiii'Ei1 There were no froih receipts of hoop Good muttons ir In dem in I at btrouz irioes. Natives , li'lfi'iOo ; westerns , t..fi'J3 .05 ; Good 00 to 70 Ib , lambs , fo.O © i . l ( col ] > ts ix 1(1 DiHpo-iltion of .Stook. Ofllclal ro'olDtsnnd disposition of ntonk at hewn by the books of the Union atoskvards oi.ipany for the twenty-four hours ending as o'clock p. m .July o. H'H : lluiircHohtatlvo SaloH. tHWtt-t. No. Av , Pr. No. 4J 7 I'r. No Av. I'r , S 7.15 .1 .V ) 18 UU 483 fl ) HU .140 2 1U5 400 20 J W S 00 10 .1.114 ft 4U 1 s0 ; 400 8 U5 ( ( ) " > HI 1408 ft50 1 1100 400 OS .IJJ7 523 71 14iJ . .55 rmv s. fl IWI 125 0 . * fl f 200 1 1170 2.15 4 | ( ltt I fit ) 8 "JTO 2 lr 21 UM 2,15 0 7W 1 W 17 Hff , . " . ' 7'i 1 1110 210 2 IK ) I 75 U lot1 ! J J3 8 .1200 JJ5 2 1200 2 CO * ' 2 30 7.13 .1 71 1 1201 5 K Mtl.KKIIH . 1 cow and calf . ' . ( ' 1100 ; i cows and calves , each rt GO 2 hprlnsort , oaeh , ao 00 WlSsTtltNCAllLB. No. Av. I'r , J. S. llrown fl cows , 713 200 W COWH 7ill 2 OJ 4 steers JIU j M 10 steers , < JI7 JH 10 steers U4i 1170 11 fcedo s buO 200 M. O. llrown llcouu C07 1 15 1 hull fN ) 1 75 Hc-oiVH 7115 I OJ l.tro S lllll IIU Icalf l.-O aw aft'edcrs . . . .ICO SIM afeedets in ) 250 4 fuiMlurn 7bJ 275 Knnltablo T. A S. U Cell ll cons OSl 2 0 Standard CtittlnCu II helfur * , lornfecl 1170 5 0 IIU09 No. Av tfh. I'r , No. Av. Mi. Pi 2 2S5 - f I M 7(1 . 231 hO { 4 CO ft .2---J 2a ) 4 55 70 . 2.10 bl ) 4 CUB U 207 4M G7 2il : M ) 4 w 0 'JCS iU CO ' . ' 1C9 1W 70 lO'i 330 4 fiS M 237 BO 4 (10 ( ffl SKI MO 4 C > 5 60 Zll ISO 4 fi2' 75 . . 210 200 4 BO M . 320 120 4 G3 Ijlvo Stouk .Market. CIIICAOO. July o [ Spcclnl TolpRrntn to Tit Hen ] AH ( U < tiorlptlon < ! of ciiUlosold atronso todny , tno tivrrnup of prices liniiic fully 10 higher tliiui nt the eliwo nf last wvoio / clmiiKc win tnoro iiotlooalilo In butchers' IIIK dinners' MeeK tliiui In oilier sorts , owlnc ti thu ftict thnt there was a llsht run of 1'nxn cattle mid a ! 10 ruthor loss tliiui the usiu supply of imtl\e . cows anil hulls. Trudlni ? IieBnn curly nml was active whlli the mipply Itistod. nil olii'si-i of huyins op onitliiu us though they \\oroshortof slocl niul did not untie into ovor-nhuwlanl sup Iillei In future. NnthnCnttlocoiiiiirlscduhoni It.ooilof H.OOO heart ri-c't'Ivod Tlioy sold on a li-isl- - of Jl 1 < 3'l 75 for Inforloi to choice cows , heifer und hulls * l 7V"M.s : > for stookors mid feeder ! nnd M.ioa ! < J.40 for ooniiiiiiii to cvtru slilpplup stet'rs. 'I ho rutlKo of nnotatlons for Toxuns was $1 41 fill 00. uoc-oidlnc to iiunllty , r i surs lolllna prlnc'tnillv at & ir ! > ft.1 UO nun fed steers month ut T 1 7x31 7' 1'ow of the Intteroio received \ \ Ith receipts of les than 7.001 for Sntunliij iienl sc irct'ly 111,010 for today , solltirs took : i n rin position this mornlnir. 'I hev held thuli IIOKB 100 nbnvo lust IVlduy's quota- tloiiM. mid th.it Is where the da > ' - tr.ullnir uni doiip. the host sorts gnltm nl ? l ilT'ilti.W There weie not inan > wales at these 11ures but JJ.H1 w is not an un common price fet prime hojs and the tfrc'ilui pirtof the Mippl ) clrmerd li mils at $4 MO , .S > mu poor lots we.ro weighted ut it VtfltM. nnd culls sold at pilces ranpliiB ilnvvnviird from IN V ) Or IBS hoas Kom-rnlly sold at SViJ r > o per 100 pounds umlor the prices paid for eorn-fod. 'I ho late nulling w s IIHS Imoviint. rln < Kvonln. , ' Journal n norts : ( 'MTI.K-- lli'i-olpts. II.OiO. Mhlpnients , II.OOO ; mirUot Muiulr to lilehei : eliolio to evtra stieis t' < ( W ( lit. SI ; others , fl O0ft. > 7i. ! Tinris , { JS aMO ! Mnekois. W'itXilJSSt cows. 'St4.S" ! . IlodS Iteeoli is , 11.030 ; shipments nooij Marhot acthe , opened higher , closed Idc lower ; n.icUers and shippers , tLanrtl W ; prime hoiivy and hutehor weights , J4UW310J ; IlKht , * 11) ) 544 < n " -IIHPP Receipt7rli1 , shipments , < ,0V ( ) , tmr Kotsti'.idy : native" * l .M > ii. > 2"ij Toxnn . t.l" 4.40 ; westerns , l.fiC(34 ( in : Iambs , $4 fiOSO.S.'i Now York I.i\oKtook AlnrkiM. Nivv : VOIIK. July n Iti'ivES Hecelpts 7.Rf ! he id , Inolndlnir M cars for sale , nmiUet IUc htu'horinatlvosteers , Jl ortftl K > ; Tcxans , ZI7txIt 4 ( Wi bnilsand cows , $ i.Wtfi.1 * r > : dressed heel firm , 8'iWc ' { ; shipments tomorrow , 4fOC H Itecolpts l.OM hnid ; market ' c nltrhi'r ; vo-ils , 4. ' > oo3G40j buttormllU cahcs , Svl frlKfC ' M > PIII-H' liecclpts. 14.SCT head ; sheep ' c lilch- er : l.imhfirm ; sheep , * l "ilfTtTi CO ; lambs tlOOIB HOO ; dressed mutton llrm , IVQlO'io ' ; dressed la-nbshte ulv. lllf < 31e ! lions Kecolpts. 1J011 head , consigned di rect ; nominally uto.uly .it J4 tosj.1 J5. OJIAIIA n'llOJhS.tlt. 31A HHKTS. Cottiitry Produce. IourTitv Old fowls , $ .1 " > © lee with a coed many of the s lies at tl7" > . I < ir.-o spiliiK chickens $ .OJI50. but small sl/os slow atlJOO ( TO.1 S ItUTTi'.it The market Is about steady with a lariu primortlon of the arrivals Kolni ; .it lOu. Laos The Buuor.il m irUut w.is IJ Ci . .o. The following quotitlons represent the urlecs it which choice stock Is billed out on orders unless otherwise state 1 : ONIONS O illfornla"So per II ) CAiiiMap Homo Lrown , 2'jc ' nci 11) . POTATO KS I'or liushel. ifl n S I'er cr.ite. one-third bu , , 73c. s Per doi , 40u. Fresh I 'ruits. Ilr.ACKiinuiiii.s 1'cr case , $ - ' ' \ Onujos enmities Per lu-lb box , JI.73. OKA MILS Jloiintaln fi ult , * 4 ' 034 7. > . CAI.IKIIIMA PCACIICS I'or box $ .10 Li MONfa O'holeo stock per box , 8030s fancy $7(0. HAN NAS Per bunch , i.'OOa..SO for good shipping htoc ( . JOIIVA. McSHANE HtAMC C. C' McShane & Condon , INVESTMENT BANKERSr 309 S. 13th St. Fir = t National Bank BuildIng - Ing , Omaha. Neb. Deal In stocks , bonds , securities comniTclil pn per , etc Ncmitlato loans on Iniprovo I Om ih i real istnto Short time tonns , with bank stock , oren nil liproved collator ul-icurlty. T.ic uun AT iJiinAKFAsr. The Secret of This I'nper's Harly De livery In the SoithvvHt. Few p-oplc know of the expense , Incurred bj-Tui : Bin to oniblo It to rcich its sub- scribcrb at the oarllost hour possible In the morning. Tut : Bcc always tnUes ndvautaco of the llrst trains which leave the city in the morning. Where the trains do not Ic.ivo os early as could bo doslrod , THE Btc hires a special. Per instance , the B. & M. flyer from Chicago cage to Denver readies the southwestern part of the state earlier than any other tntin. But it does not piss through Omaba. It does not como within 21 miles of this city. Tut : BEI : thorotoro moots that very Important train at Plattsmouth. It does so with a special train. This special loives Omaha at 3 o'clock in the morning. It is loaded with BEB'S. There are thou sands of them. The train th under.- , clown to Pluttsmouth , at which place tha papers are transfer ! cd to the B. & M. Flyer. Two min utes later the Fiver is rnttliuir along at a speed of forty-tlvo miles per hour. At every station , the packages containing Tin : BBC are thrown off , landing at tlio station door. It icaches Lintoln , the capital , 4 CM am. ; Fairmont , 0 : 5 a.m. ; Hastings , 7:45 : a.m. ; Holdiogc , 0:18 n. m. ; McCoolr , 11:30 : am ; Akron , U:50 : p.m. , and Denver , tJ:15 : p m. This special service of Tin : BPU costs money , but Tin : Bh i : m ikes no note of that. It pub lishes all the news and guarautcus to deliver it in the same liberal and cfllcient manner. If jou want to read all the news und road it earliest , tuko Tin : BEI : . Vou can make no mistake. No griping , no nausea , no pain wnon Do Witts LUtlu Earlv HHori are Ultoa. Small pill. Sufo pill. Best pill. M estcrn 1'cnnloiin. WASIIINOTOV , July fl ( Special Telegram to TIIC Bi'n.J The following Nebraska pen sions woio granted today : Original An drew J. ICelpsr , Hichard Hcliuly , Thnddous 3. McICclvoy , Traticis J. Latlmor , Jonathan yloriU. Gordon Shankliu , Henry R. Ojera , Javid Pearce , Joseph Pinkham , Clam llutn- sev , Udgar O. Brcwstor , John Westerner , Silas H. Barton , William A. Edwards , ld- nund Shrafllor , Isnae H , rishal , Marshal L. Swain , Jacob Ball , lint vov P. Angoll , Hph- nilm K. I'ellovvs , James W Davis Original vidows Sarah J. Duncan , bnr. h K Wlndlo , vlary Ann Jones , mothers Piiilona A John- en , Louis Hyslop. Iowa , original Ira. J , Tattorho , George C. tlcCormlck , James L. Hooves , Samuel Lind- nuti , Daniel W. Mnthlas , Gc'orgo G. Bonus , \ugust Kllncdonl ) , John A Lemtnon , Jacob kl. Pussons , Putifck Lauor , James Hyati , 'Viiuk Kistner , David Hamilton , Simon S. 'hllbnc'k. Thomas McCane , Ilenry W. Stocker , Henry Outhwaito , Clmiles T. Pur- sh , Isaac J. Knigat , John M. Smith , Thomas Smith Additional Carl Ivtinpp. Original \vidows , ate. Mtnois of JuinesV Winclioster , Kll/u- both Htirrold , Murv 1) ) . Ciilnlths , Caroline utherford , Helen E Uloil , Eli/a J. Whet- tone , Poiry K Ciu'Uou , Oliver I ) . Bates , YllllnmTlnsloy. Increase James M Thomp- on. On inal wl lows , etc1.Sopha J. Boiry. Constlpnttnn poisons tno oiood : DJWitt's -.ittlo Km Iy Hlsors euro Coifstip ition. 'I'ho cauberomoved the disease is irene Don't " " Monkey with your Blood. 1 Relay Is ilawnmi In sick- nes i It Uenni Hillv Imtnrilciin Inillsousia nf tlio lllimil Cur- ruiitlon liriiiUiiirrnplli" ' uii'l ' in I lil oust . If in b'ln ti il ilet tlop tnli ) Iniurablu clironlu ill orclen. n lKaiafrBpcdynnH Sn \ turo uiru fur nil < H ! Scrofula , Bkln Vruptlons , nml tins cureil tbouiauds of nkinofCiiiicrr. . . . Ills n | KI erf ill tonic for ilell- fllo IUTSIIIIH. jit In hiirniliki iul Incaiable of Injurlni ; tbo oat lumlllt n 8 } stum. A IrratUo on Illnivl and Rklu niMKiici mailed rutE ou nppU- cuttou. CruggisU Sell It. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO , , Cruwcr 3 | Atlautai Go. OMAHA i > DIRECTORY. AWN1NQ3 AND TENTS. in nim Tent & Awn ing Co- Ian 11 111 mock < Oil ami itbbo r Clothing. loml ( or atnlognu 1111 Karnini BIOYOLES. A. II. Porrigo&Oo. M , 0. Daxon , . , All.l'rkos , Ah Mlcycloa SoM on Month ) ] P.irH [ 'iiruicnts. iir. Doiiito street , IM7' ( { l--irnim St , Omilin BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERY Omaha Ropubliciin Printing Oo. , Law brluf" , bank supplier , init I'ror/t.ilni In the printing lino. 10th iiiul Omul n streets Ackermann Bros. & Heintzo , PilntGM , blmlon , clertrotrpon , blink book mitui- fiu Hirer * , Illii llotTtrl tn" > t Omtli-v BOOTS AND SHOE3. BOXE3. BUTCHERS. John L. Wilkio , Lotlil llollur , Or. ) dm piper box factory llittrhi r ' nncl IMoxor llir-IUD Do ulu looN < t Suiipllos Hoof , heir V Miocp ra ln * Orders promptly nllot lllii-UIH JiokMin Ht OABRIAQBS , BUGGIE3 , BTD. W. T. Seaman , Omnhn'n InrROit Vurluty WAUONSAND CAHU\tK3 ( CARPETS. I OLOTHINQ. Omaha Oarpot Oo. , Oilmora & Ruhl. Carpet' , oil cloth" , mil- Minnfictnror * A Wliolo- tins'.onrtilnoo li o' ) unto Clothluri , lilt Dou.-lti strait. HO1 ! Itarnoy St. CIGARS. West & Pritsohsr , Mnnufnctnrors flnocl ran Jobber i of leaf tobicooi 1011 I'urnim street COAL , COKE. ETC. Omaba Goal , Ooko and Ooutait & Squirai , Lima QJ. Ilnrilan 1 noft coil > hl Hani nml soft coil psn , B E Cor. Iith ant 1)311- 1TO Parnin streat , 1 is strot ( < Omihi Mount & Gri.Th , P. II. Mahoney & Oo. Iliinl Conl Soft 213 S 14thitroC , Oflccs 611 N irth nn 1 cor Oiiinhn , Nob. 10th ami Douxlni ' " Eaplo Cornice Works F. Enemping ; Manufacturers ofCl ilvan- Galvanl/oil Iron cornices , Util Iron Lornlco. Dormer windows ilnor \Vlnilow cipi , metnllo sky- capi , lln l ls etc. Tin IlKhts etc. 1110 and lUi Iron nnd late rnofor. DoduoSt. 811 l-nrnaui St CEMENT AND LIME. Ji J. Johnson & Oo , , 218B. 13th * trn ) Omaha , Notx DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok-Kosh Dry Goods Oo , Dry coeds , fnrnlshtnj , . Konti notion" Dry goods , yoodJ , notion ! fnrnlshlm. KOOJ < Cor. llth nnd Howard sti Corner llth and Itarnoy ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. DUTIIOIT- 1 OMA'l 10 Wolf Electrical Oo , Electrio Motors Illuntratcil CaUilo.-uo nnd ! ) > n line * Catato no free fno II A Klimey , l.i n I 1G14 Capitol Avcnuo. A L 63.-J .V V Llfo HI.I . K FARM MACHINERY , ETC. Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall , Martin Oo. , General western rujoiH Corner.lonos nnd tlthiti bk mdla 1'Iow Co , Oiniiha , Neb 134'i-lJ5l Sherman -ivo. FLOUR. E. L. Welch & Oo. , E. T. Davis Mill Co 1012 N. lUlmtroat. C. U Undoriroal , .1 B McCrny. MnniKor. Mani.'or ntOmihi. Mill at Henderson , Minn Cor. Sthanl Jackion S. F. Gilman , Omaha Milling Co. , Merchant Millers. 1014 N. ICtlistrojt OtHcoand Mill 111 ! North C. II. Ill.ick - llth t-trect. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stone Fur Bcebe & Runyan Fnr- niture Oo. nitura Oo. , gucc09 or > to C.A. Ilcobo Furniture nntl c-xrpott , A Co 1115-1119 tiirimm street , Grnco ami Uth St . GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Schneider & Loomisi J. T. Eobinwn Notiai Oo. , Jobbers nnd Importers of ncntv uollons anil furnUliluf in'f'g cuIubMtwl bruit Iliickukln' ovornllt Max Meyer & Bro. Oo. A. Hospe , Jr. , St f'c Jeweler' itcilcrn In Pianos Organs ArtlitV uitiilcal In trnmonti tie , Mitcrlal . Ktc , Farnani and Ibth. fill DoiiKla ) .street. OILS. Ooneolidatcd Tank Line Oo. tlotlnocl nml Inbrln tlnt nils ailo ureaio , ota H II Itntb , Maniitor. PRODUCE , COMMISSION" . Eibbel & Smith , Schroeder & Oo. , Pcnlor * In country pro I- Cnsh buvori butter -nt ucc , fruits , vcgetabl ojiizs nn I uentiril OJ n > etc inlssiun mnrchants. IS07 llownrrt street. > U South llth street. L Eandazzo & Son , 211 South mil Street , foreign AOnmostlo Trillts Horlda Ornnces A Sicily Fruits , llrnnch IIOUBP , 7 N. 1'cters 8t , Now Orl nl PAPER. | RUBBER G'DS , Oarpentor Paper Oo. , Omaha Eubber Oo , , Cnrry n full utork of MnnnficturlDZ ivnil Jo5- printing , ivroppliu nnd buMall klmli rnbbjr wrlthiK PU'Or , card pap - COOll ) p ir , etc. , 1009 [ 'iirnim stro3t. SEEDS. I STOVES. Emersoa SJB \ Oj. , Duffy-Trowbridjj Krowors , ilailerili Stova ' DJ , Knrdon crrtii , uralu inJ trousto li. Maniifatiir' star til-ill South 15th ntovo pip ) nt , SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETO. M. A. Disbrow & Oo. , Bohn Sash & Door Oa Mnnnf ictnrar * of nnnli Mnnufiu tnrora of mou il oo r * . h 1 1 n il < n nil IIIKI , blinds ilJurs , llrnnoli or etc , etill dec , l.'lli nnJ Itnrcl iti Kth nnd Clirk streets STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIQ3 U. S. Wind Engine. & A. L. Stran & Soil , Pump Oo , , Iliilllilnjr nlnil mllM 9IS 1002-1UJI Kurnnm itrjjk. anil VM JIIIHU U O If Hois , ucthiK in Orailia , Neb. TEA , COFFEE , SPIOE3 , OIOAR3. Oonsolidatcd Ooflaa Company , 141 < ini1llia Ilitrnarit. Cm itin Neb TOY.BILLIARDS. | . H. Hnrdy & Oo. , The Rninswiok-Balk royri , ilollf , albums , Mna/ n Collender Oo. Illlirt uir < ui'lu ? c.hllilrun'5 oar- Bnloondit irjl ( toots , (07 400 S IDtli atrojL rlHKOt 1 II'J rurnumit Omnlia SOUTH OMAHA. JNION bTOCK YARDS CO , LIMITED. A. D. Boyer & Oo Hunter dc Groan , & -V ) Kiclninifu lliilMlu J , 50 Kxclinnvo llulldln/ bouth Oinnliu South Omanii. 3 , J. OofTmin , Srn by cSc Uo. ( 20 KxchniiKO llulldln Miiltli Ouulio. National Bank U. B. DEPOSE I'O.i { UMAH \ V 3 3 - S'lOO.OOO . npltnl , - - - Surplus Jan. 1st , 189O , - Oii.OOO Ollircrs mi I lllrectnrs-llenrr W Valen.I'reslilont. ! , -wl H Huiiil Vlio I'rnslKint Junai W 8a x W L Mumu Inlin H OillliH. U ( lusUlnj , J N. U atilck \ \ II H IhiKl'i * Caslller TMbi IKON BA.NK. ( croor Ulli aud Kurmra Sli tlciicr il H inkin f II ixmo < l'rniH % toil BafTerinc from Uio tttucts ol youthful rron early decay , wanting woakncu , lost maohcxxl , eta. I will Kin ! B talu tlo trcailM ( waled ) coutalnlcj ruirparUculan for bema ourV , VllUK gi Aiplendlil medical work I should be rcidbyeran win who li nrrrous ml dvliUllittd , Addr M t'rof. V. U. VO\VL1UI , Moodm , Coau >
