0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JULY 22 , 1801.
Tfin fwfni iTiifp MitiifPTO
. < TilE SPECULAriVE MARKEIS ,
Rattling Boom in Wheat With Advancing
Prices to the Oloso ,
ALL DOMESTIC MARKETS MUCH HIGHER ,
I Corn Strong nml Active With Itu-
culptH Ilclow tlio JCstlinnte Klso
In Mvcrixiol I'roviHlous CIUIMCH
Fluutiintlotit ) .
CHICAOO , July 21. Wlionl started tnls mornIng -
Ing with a rattling boom us booniH go tlicso
days , nml It hold most of tlio a'lvunco to the
close. It was n hull day as to news. Cable *
reported Liverpool lilxlior wltli a good dotimnd
nml 1'nrls linn , whllotlioro wore a few "scary"
dispatches about the Munition In Ktmla mill
India. The receipts wcro HO can undur tlio
Gstltnntu and rains wort ) reported In the north
west where the mirlntf wheat harvest hns jiint
begun. A story also went the rounds that
rus' . had appealed In many fields and was
" workliiK serious damage. Th'n bundle of hull
, ' IIOWH wu.s cnppod by the Intolllia'tico that the
- amount of M heat on passive had decreased
I 2,712,000 during the last wi-ok. Clearances
4' from Now VorK were reported at2 , ( > oJOO : ) ( bush
els and one dispatch said thatslxty boat loads
had brcn alrcndy ( nKiiRud today.
All doimsstlo markets were higher , espe
cially Now Vork , Toledo. St. houlsand Mlnno-
apolls. The short Inteiost Was alarmed at the
situation and them was a wild scramble to
cover. orfurlnrn , however , \\oru Unlit and
with a good deal of Investment biiyinj ; the
competition soon bo ! amo active and oxclto 1 ,
December started at Ni'iJWf ' , was bid up to
8S5JU and then fell to NT'ie. The bnylir , ' was
well distributed , Uut Uiiylord , I'.irkor , Mil-
mine , llodmiin and Sclnvart/-Dupco were the
leadi'is. On the bul o New York and St.
iiouis uozan to retime , suihir , ' ireciy inn > u.tii
Logan .mil S. V.Vliltn and the market weak
ened. Throii''h the nnoi : hour tnero was an
other smlcen spurt , owing to an attempt to
cover a considerable UIIP of shorts. Under
this demand It nuickly shot up to HH'o , oas-cd
oT ( toKSiju. rallied to Bsjjc ami elosed atft&'fic.
The trade was very sensitive and ready to respond
spend to cllght Influences In either direction.
Corn was strung , active and higher. The ro-
colpts were about 1W ) car.s less than expected
and wheat an < l provisions developing great
stieimlh. corn diiifkly fell Into line and sold
up. i-linrtH were < | iilck to cover , but there
was little for pale , ( 'eptomber started nt.V8o !
ami sold iiulokly at 5'l'ic , oaseu oir to ii.1'iic ' ,
but when the estimate of nearly 270 car.s for
tomotrow became known theto was a quick
rally to K\\v. \ It hed : pretty steady around
at that lli'iiro , but oaseil off near this close to
MI'iiC ' and elosed at KlJic. Coiinselninn and
Day were good buyers and llaldwln and Kar-
nnin also took a pond deal. Cash corn was In
bettor demand mid higher.
OatHweio stiong during the forenoon on
moderate loeelpts and the htrengtb In other
grains but weakened In the afternoon.
Hog pioduets were ( Inn and higher ; reeolpt.s
of live hogs full ! ! .000 bead below the estimate
and prices at the stockyards were 510e
higher. Tnls with the strength In grain set
the pace for the market at the start giving
an upwind tendency to prices. Pork and ribs
were more unsettled than lard and weio sub
ject to .1 numhorof fluctuations within a mod
erate rang * .
l/ard was generally firm all day. The not
result of thudav's trading shows an advance
In pork of 7'ifJlOc ' ! , In lard of ld&\.yu \ , and In
ribs of a Ilko amount. A decided advance in
the price of lard at Liverpool probably had
some oU'ecl on the market here , though the
prices abroad Is still far below the point of
prolltablo export.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cnsli quotations were us follows :
FI.OUII Unulinnscclj winter , patents , J4.GO ®
4.00 : sprlnc. patents , JN.7IVS5.IO.
WHEAT No. 2 aprlni ; whont , 87oo ; No. 3
prliiK wlioiit. Mo ; No. 2 red , 87Hc.
COKN No. 2 , Site.
OATS No. 2 , 3Go ; No. 2wlilte , 3Seo8Wc : No. 3 ,
white , 3'lHSc. ( ! (
llvis Now.No. ? . 07Uc.
IlAllt.EV Nil HIllCS.
Kl.AXBKED No. 1 , ifl.O ) .
TIMOTIIV SUKU Prime , Jl.22iai.24.
POIIK Mess pork , ccr bnrrol , J11.30. Inrd ,
IJorowt. . W.45i3 .50. Sliort ribs ildus , ( loose ) ,
0.700.75. Dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , 1(5.70 (
C5.75 , Short oleiir sides ( boxed ) , J7.10&7.20.
WIIISKV Distillers' Unlshod goods , per util. ,
( I. in.
HudAns Unolmnsed.
tB nncl slilpmunts toduy were as felOn -
On thu produce oxcluinco today , the butter
market wus steady and uiiuliungud , Kxxa ,
'
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Hiil.'o. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Xc\v York Starlcets.
NEW YOIIK , July . ,
2l.-Krotin-iocoipts : , 18,602
packages ; o\iiort . 2.1.U harrels , H,5il ( aaoks-
Btoady. fairly nctlru , ohlufl/ homo trade :
sales , 10,150 barrels ; low i-xtrim , * ) ,73cro4.3.1 :
fair to fancy. tl.4Wt.MS ; Sllnnusota eluar ,
Il.l54ti ) ; Minnesota jnitents. * l.5.c2 > j.50 ; win
ter wheat low grades , ? 3.75 < ii4.Tj patents.
t4.fi.K25.2.l ; straits. Jl.50i35.l5j rye mixtures.
Coit.x MiAi. Moro aotlvo and firm.
WHEAT Heeeliitn , 215,1(0 ( bushels : exports
270,511 bushels ; sales , Uhi4,000 ( bushels of fu-
turrb : 171,00'J bushels siot. | Snot miirkot
lilKher , Hun and ( [ ulot ; No. 2 red. 07' } < SOi'ioln !
Rtoru and elevator : Ou < Jl.Hs ( ! ntliitit : 07c < 3
H.OJH f o.b.j ungraded red , fSyedWI.OC ) ; No.
1 northern to arrive. Sl.u7Sl.07y ! :
No. 1 , hard 'to arrive , IM.OtH ! ©
1.00\i ; No. 2 ( Jhlciico , ? I.OW1.U4 %
Optlonsadvnnccd 27 e on lluhl rocolptsand an
exceptionally heavy decrease In amount of
passairo and tinner cables reacted -\I'.tc , but
elosed llrm on active speculative demand.
No. 2 red ; July , OCGOT'eO. clif-liiL' . 07o ; Aiiunst ,
ICIUQItlUc. cloilnir , Olse ; yeplember. < M\ ®
05Ue. eloslnK , TOO : October , U4SitKlu , closing.
Wioi November. O.'OS'IIK ' , 07oj Deuemher. IKl'iffl
08Ho , cliislnc , IMo : .limitary. OS'jii'.KI'Vo. ' olos-
Inir , OtD.e : May , JI.OI aiO.Ia. olosln ; * i.om. :
UYK-Stoiiily ; ( inlet ; western , fc'eptoinbor do-
llvory. 74'.i < il7l'iio. !
COIIN Itecelpts , SI.IMO bushels ; oxnorts , 00-
317 bushels ; siilos , SI2tXW bnshuls of futures ,
13,000 bushels of spot. Spot inarkot dull ,
Htroniicr ; No. 2 , u > o In elevator ; 70o
_ iint'raded mixed. - ( < l71c. Options
. .
- - -
OATK-leeelpts,12l'OIiishelsoxport8.nonn { ( ( ' ; ;
Bales , 40,100 bushels of futures ; S7.UOO bushels
of spot. Spot market cjulet. lower , unsettled.
Opt.ons Irregular mm dull : July.iow < i44ie.
cloHliiB 40'ici ' Auirust. la-LOIIlP. '
. elosliiK , 3l4'e ;
bepteniHM' . iCUiijKicloslnj : . 32o ; spot Na 2.
white. 4e ; mixed western. . ; white west-
ern. 4scftT.su ; No , 2 Chicago ,
llAY-Qulct , steady.
"l's , . uT' 'llllt't ' ' ! sl'lll1 ' c " "i > on to choice ,
lfCT2le ; raulllo coast , iyiJ2lo.
opened Irregular. 5 points
V . . .9'll' ! M''l ' .t.s P to so
points down : sales , I5ft0o hues , in'cl'iVdViiB Jiilv"
| lUKi ( lil.W ; August. * l8.a.va 11.40 pj fomlK ;
Si SI' ' W tie\ \ ' * HW&"MNovo \ , bor
JU.7 U > l.iM ; Di-cembor. J.i.55i2nt. : : 0 January
tti.4ft : ; Mareh. tii.i5Oli.lO : ; ; ; spot , Ulo , lirm iiili
inoro aotlvo ; fair earaoof. lusjo ; No , 7 , i7 , c
BiiOAii Ititw , nominal , llrm ; fairretlnlna.aot
eontrlfiisalu. 1H1 test. a7-llio ; no sales to relined -
lined ; ijiilet , tlrm.
RMOI.ASBKB KoroiKii , nominal ; Orleans ,
ilrly active.
HICK I'a I r demand , steady.
I'KTIWl.KUM-qillot , htUIUlyt United closed
at CT'i for Aiicust.
) OH.-Stoady. dull ; crude , off
grade. 27ciC.'tiej oir Krado I
. ( iitii. ti r.tui , ! . i
KniisQiilet. . steady ;
oelpts , 10.141 pacluiies.
CUT MiAT8-\iiilot : llrm ! lilcklcd bellies , 7ffl
' -io ; pluuled sliouUk'M , li < 4c ; pickled hams ,
lie.
lie.Minnt.cs ririn , fair demand : hhort clear ,
Huplcmli'r. ; .7.'VS.n.h- ' .
et , ( I rm | western steam , W.73i ! < a
0.75 ; sales , 250 tierces ; July , elosliitf. W.73 ;
August closing , W.'kii.70 ! ; buptemticr , tu.K\
elostnK.5J.tvV4iii.Ki ; October , cloved
Doccinter , closed f7.l5di7.20.
Uumsii Quiet , oaijrj weiteru dairy , U1 < 0 |
western crcamorr. Hftlfici western factory ,
, .
UIIKHHE Krrn , moderaledoninndipartsklnis.
t3.xxiin.oo. (
I'Kl IHON Dull , tinchniiitcd.
Cot'l'Kll- Weaker ; litko. July. f2.5a !
I.KAlH-Stntiily ; domestic , (4.3iU.
Tis-Dull , heavy stralt < , I.'O.-.U
City
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , July 21. WitKAT-Ptcady ;
No. .liiirii , casb,74'io bid ; July , TJIlio bid ; Nu
2 rod , eiish , 77c bid. , ,
CoiiN-Steady ; No. 2 , casn , 63a5.lVo ; July
62Uc bid.
OATS O.ish woiilt , future ! ) strong ; No. 2cash ,
30c bid ; July. 2 * ? c.
HAY Sloady and unchanged ; fancy prairie ,
17.01.
HUTTEKSteady and unchanged.
Eons Weak at le. )
I'uovisio.vrf Stoutly and unchaiiRcd.
Wool , Dull nnd iincli'ui o.l.
KKcmiT * Wliu.it , is.ijW ; corn , 8,105 ; oata ,
600.
Slltl'MENTS-Wheat , 22iOO ( ! corn , lO.MOOj oats ,
11,000. _ _ _
Tjlvorpool
July 21. WHEAT I'lrm : drmand
lmprovlni5 holders olTurlnit inodorntclyi Cal-
IfornliiNo. 1. 7s lid per cental ; red western
kprliiK. TuTd : KIUISII * hard , 7s 7'/d : receipts
for the past thrco days , 31,000 cenlali.
C'oit.M I Inn ; di'iniind fair ; new mixed west
ern , 6s8'4d per cental ; iccolpts of American
corn for the pail three days , iiO.riJO centals.
HACON Sti'ady and linn.
C'HEKsi : IN per owt for American fine whlto
and conimon.
Si'iuiTS OF Tciit'K.NTiNB 2Ss per cwU
St. Louis
FT. I.oois. Mo. . July 20. WIICAT Stron ; ? ;
ciisb , S4 ? e ; i-eptemlier , 847 c.
t'on.s lilghur : cash , GIc ; September , 51 ! , O
51 M .
OATS-Oash , 30c ! { ; Septemocr , 2i3e.
I'OKK Illttlier : ill.5'1.
I/Alto Miinift at { . .IS.
WIIISKV At II. 10.
Milwaukee Grain .ilnrkct.
Mit.WAUKKK , WN. . July 21.-WHKAT HlKhor ;
No. 'Jsprlnu' . cash , SO,1 ; September , b3c.
CoitN Klrm : No. it , cash , 5iic ! ! ,
OAis-Steady ; No. 2 white , : tOic. !
Toledo Grain .Market.
TOLEDO , O..J uly 21. WIIUAT Steady ; cash ,
We.
We.COIIN Dull ; cash. R''Jc.
OATS Quiet ; No. 2. 4lc.
tiTtHlli.8 AXI >
NEW Vouic. July 21. The stock market ted ay
lucked the moving causes which yesterday
made thliiRs Interesting , and consequently
was less animated with smaller Ituctimtlons
and less sl nllluance to the tradln ; . The sit
uation roiiiulns the same and wli.lo the larger
operators distrust the aspect of alTalra on the
other sldo of the ocean , the market Is Ict ( to
the trading clement entirely who favor the
bear side because there Is less resistance from
any orzanl/.ocl opposition , and In the limited
business done pi Ices are more easily de
pressed. The ventures however , are confined
strictly to , a correspondingly snri.l scale and
short sales aru covero.l as quickly us possible.
The exchange market was firmer and as no
material amount , of commercial bills have ap-
pcured In the market further exports are pre
dicted In some quarters.
Louisville & Nashville sold ex-dlvldcnd and
ox-rights today and was one of the atronecst
stocks on the list , but Ilurllngton and St. I'aul
were still the only active stocks , und all the
leading shares tncludlnir Lake Shore , Atchl-
son and Union I'acllle exhibited considerable
struimtli. Sales by London and the benrs
caused a weak opening , but the pressure was
boon with .rawn and a slow but steady recov
ery was started In the llrst hour , wlilch con
tinued almost , without Interruption until the
last hour , when the usual reaction occurred
on the realization of prollts on the limited ad
vances of the diiy.
The dealings throughout the day were devoid - ;
void of foatuie of Interest , but late In thedny
silver certlllciites developed marked strength ,
rising above 100 pereent ; Tennessee Coalafter
u rise of I percent , lost all that Improvement.
On the other hand sugar became very weak
and dropped over 1 pereent , closing at the
lowest lUure. The close wus barely -steaay at
Insignificant changes from theopcnlng figures
though most stock showed advances. Sugar
shows u net loss of 1" per cent , and silver of
1 per cent , while the rest of the market Is
practically unchanged.
Railroad bonds were azaln very dull today ,
the animation In the Atchlson Incomes hav
ing entirely disappeared und the trading
more than usual of late was barren of
feature. There wus some weakness In Head
ing Ists and Ulchmond & West 1'olnt 5s.
The other Issues showed only Important
changes nnd the market remained without
decided tendency In either direction through
out the day.
The business done reached only $ JS5,003.
Government bonds buvo been dull and
heavy.
State bonds have been dull and steady.
The following are the closing quotations
for the loading stocks on ttie Now York stock
exchange today :
The total sales of stocks tod.iy were 8:1.173 :
shares , Including Atchlhon , (1,4'U ) ; Louisville
.t Nashville. 5 , tfl ; Klcliinund k West 1'olnt. 2-
3 0j St , 1'uul , 17.f-0 ; Union I'acllle , 3.1MO.
Now York Mo icy Market.
NEW YOIIK , July 21. Mo.sitr ON OAM , Easy ,
ranting from HJ to 2 per cent ; last loaned. 2
per cent ; close offered at2 percent.
I'HIMB MKIIOANTII.E I'APIEII Mi7 percent
STKUi.tyi KxciiANOE Quiet but linn at
$1.84 for sixty day bills and J1.33 for de
mand.
The following were the closing prices on
bonds ;
I'Miianolal Itcvloiv.
NBW VOIIK , July 21. The Post KHVH : Sllvor
bullion rortllluutos ralllou friiutluiinlly tuouy
fioin thulr weak closing of yn tonlay , but
thuro was llttlo tipnaront illsiiosltlnii to buy.
The truth Is thiit punplu who were nomiitided
to KO aiiiK on hllvor bullion on thu fiooly ills-
soinlnutotl iiritnnioiiiH and btatlstlcs of a few
wcoUs aKO hiivn Minio luahon to ask whcthuf
they wuro not nso > l asuatHpawa. All available
tilKiiH have Inil.eatud that Instoau of a brisk
ilunianil on a llinltod inarkot , what actually
o.\lHiinl wan an Ininu'iiKo Kiinply InoroasInK
ovary day and iiuttlnt ; ItsorlKlniu urnprlotors
to tholr with' uiitU by the problem of how to
tut rhl of It.
Tim KovornnicntH ro ular 4,500,0 0 cninoos
were aeiiulrod In full thn > inontii fourilavi *
curlier than In June , and the otTurliitfs to tlio
troiiMiiry during the past fortululit have buun
nbnurniatly heavy. The olforlius rojuutoil ,
Incloo.l , hiivt ) ( luquiMitly roai'hud twice ) thu
anumnt aci'optod In the sainu day.
It Is well tinnujh to koun In uHiid the np-
proavhliiK doniand In I.ontlon and India , but
on the other hand the amount of Mllvoral-
roaily taken by India K i'.iMi.ooj loss than
that luki'u In the sain < tliau last yo.ir. whllo
l horn In nut tliolcnst sUti nf n duuruas'ni ' ; pro
duction. Appiirontly tliLMi thuro niiiat bo u
heavy acouinulatloii Mimowhoru.
Mouoy to Move tlio Crop * .
The movement of oum-noy from the cast to
tlio wi'Morn stutts. to nuiko iiavmcntK on now
crulii , usunllv sots In about thu mlddlu * of
July. 'Iho ohanuo of ( It'inand and Hont mom
this your lt > thu > far shown inoro In Kinallor
ri CJlpts by Nuw VorU banks from Iho Intorlor
than In a cull fur funds. Th voiunionof
money KOlnij and coniliiK uro dusorlliod in
about count lust wool ; , and undoubtedly thin
marks the turnlni ; point. Thu outward How
Is about to become the largest , and It will
iirouondorato through thu uutunin. It Is In-
tluiatcii that this chuauo will Oo rcnurcJcU by
treasury officials with n sense of rollof. because -
cause It will cnablo holdom to got rid of a nig
accumulation nf silver certificates arising
from their free rotum from the country dur
ing the lust few months , The plentltulnc.s * of
tnls silver paper in lown | In the fact that the
silver certificate * formed only 2 per cent of
the receipts for customs In Now Vork a year
a o , and recently thn proportion has rlson to
: w tier cent , whllo the porcentato of gold cer
tificates received decreased from00 a ynaruuo
to only 1 ! ! last month , These extremes have
this month been followed by slight changes
for the Pettor , the porcentaiin of slivorcortlll-
c.ttcs received last week bolng about Iho
minimum of the last four * months , and It U
reasonable to expect a further change. und'T '
recently adopto.l regulations u lar o proportion
tion of the shipments of currency to ilia west
are made directly from thn treasury , and un
doubtedly In the course of tlio nuxt few weeks
the olllclals will have sent out much of tlio ac
cumulation of silver paper resulting from the
payment of customs duties In that currency.
It Is believed the requirements of the autumn
will reach lar.'o proportions , owing to the
magnitude of the crops to ho moved , and the
fact that prices average higher than those of
recent years , though lower than a few months
ago.
Kinnnuinl NOICH.
NlwVoiiK.Inly St. Oloarlnjs , 197,590,008 ;
balances , t. , U'.XMu. )
llAi.TtMom : , Md. . July 21. Clearings , $ ian- !
MT : balances , fSTI.ISS.
I'liit.Aiiui.piiiA , July 21. Clearlius. $ HC20-
0-1 ; ba la IK-OB. JJ.IIW.liil ; money , 4 percent.
OINCIN.VATI. O. , July 21. Mutiny. fi ® per
cent ; New York exchange. lT > ti. " > Oo discount !
clenrinO.Vr ) > 00.
HOSTON- , Mass..Iuly 21.-Clearings. * llVVin20 ( :
balances , il.il ! ) 1,1174 : money , -"itd.'l percent ;
exchange on Now York , lf > o discount to par.
din-Ado , July 21. New York oxchitngc. l'o
premium ; rate- , for money sloady and un
changed. Clearings. } ii.liJO.iX ; > > . Sterling ex
change steady at l,8l'i for sixty day bills and
Jl.stl'for sight drafts.
Denver Miningf-jtoo'fs.
. Oolo. . July 21. lluslnb-is In mining
stocks today was fairly brisk , with a special
activity In gas and oil. Total sales , IttVJUO
shares Following are the closing quotations ;
Allcitlinny . 'M
Amity . 'I Llttln Kulu 110
Argnnnut . 20 Mntc'.ilon "UU
llnllnrat . U\ \ Mny Mnzcppn 1S4
HntiKkok . l' , ! MornlnKOIhn
llntns Hunter . G7 Ore ICO
IIlK Inillitn . 1U fay Itoclc 2
Potosl ' , 6
Hrownlow . . . . 6 1'nrk Con 10
Cnlllopu . 17 lleeci Natlunal 110
Century . 42 Illalto 10-J
Clnr Coiiaty . 117 Hunnlnjt I.oda .11
Caiblng . 15 I.enTunwr.Uli 8
Diamond It . S JohnJ. pfd 4
. 14 1'nulor 2
ClnudlaJ 4 >
Iruncluil . ; iU ( Jeltynburit 15
3 Wlinlo 31
Jmtleo . K in
Snn Fraiiuisco Mining Quotations.
SAN l itANCtsco , July 21.-Tho oniclul closing
quotations for mining slocks today were us
follows :
Alta ( " > .Mount Diablo r ! . >
linlirur SO Nnvuju : < 0
Hint A Uclcbar 2J3 Optilr r.iO
UodloCoaiolldatod. . IV > 'ototl :17 : ( )
Cliollur \m \ arnKO no
Con Cnl A Va S7SW Hlerra NcTnUa 2:15 :
Crown Point . . . .IDS Union Con 2UO
Kuruku Con 300 lltnli U' >
Gould & Curry ] m Yellow Jacket 1R )
llulu A N'orcrous..I. ' > , " ] Cum 4U
Moxlenn ) : i."i N.Q W
Mono 40 11.1 35
New York Mining Quotations.
NEwYomc. July 21. The following are the
clofilng mining stock qnotat cms :
Alice \M \ Iron Sllvor 10U
AdnoiBCon 1RI M.vlcnn. . . , 16
Aftpi'n 't 0 Ontario Il'OJ
Doudwuod . 115 Nphlr 275
KurekaC'on . MXJ Plymouth 175
llomeituku 110J : Hlorra Novndu 185
Horn Silver , ' ! Yolonr .Inckct 140
St. Ijouls Alining QiiotntloiiH.
ST. Louis. Mo. , July 21. There was scarcely
any trading on the mining exchange today ,
but prices were firm.
The following bids were madoon cad :
Onmlte Mountain..2250 Sllvor AKO 110
Montro o ; ) ; KlUabutli 175
M. llrccn 41 ! <
Boston \ \ eel Market.
BOSTON , July 21 , The dcmann for wool has
l > con iiulto irocid with sales at previous prices.
Ohio X has been sold at 20@.TJo ; XX at U. ® Bus
No. 1 at : i5&iUc ; Michigan wool Is about steady
at 27c ; No , 1 atn-15c. : No. I combing wools
llrm at ItvIjMe for Michigan. 20 ® .Oo for Ohio ,
with line dolalno 3la5e for Ohio ; 333lc for
Michigan.
Unwnshcd combine wools are In demand nt
2l28o for ono-quartor bloods ; 2720c for
threo-olghths blcods. Territory wools are
selling prltiulpally utGOo for line. 05o for line
mediums , ft."xit57c for mediums. Texas , Cali
fornia and Oregon wools tiroqulotand .steady ;
pulled wools are In fair request , choice super
soiling aMOQl'iu ; fair to good supers , IJTxiilMo ;
e.\tri : , SXllfla. I'orolgn wools are firm , Aus
tralian soiling well.
Now York Dry ( looda Market.
Nl'.W YOIIK. July 21. The dry poods market
was apparently iiulot , demand not being
prominent In any direction , though considerable -
able business was uulni : transacted In clothing
woolens. The demand from jobbers was fair ,
as the day sales aru footed up , and agents
wore very busy with deliveries. In low grade
bleached goods und fancy woolen dross goods
the demand seemed slack. In other respects
buyers are not hurrying to extend the trado.
Havana Markets.
HAVANA. July 81. SPANISH GOLD $2.30 ?
KxciiANOK-Qnlct.
HUOAII Oitlef. sales nt Calbarlcn of 13,010
lagseetitrlfui.'al ) , OB dcBt'COB polarization , at
" ! .ii4 : gold per quintal.
Con'eo Mnrkct.
Rio Dr. JANKIIIO , July SI. OOPFBK Kosnlar
receipts 74.100 bags ; puruhaso for United
Mutes , 40,0 ( I bugs.
SANTOS , July 81. GOFFER Good average ;
1,200 rciis per 10 Kilos ; receipts durlnz the wenk
U.ii.0 bags ; hhlpmonts to Unltoil States , none ;
purchases for United States , 2.,000 bags ,
Trillion * ' TIIIk.
ST. LouiHMo..luly 21. I.angonbnr Ilrothors
toCookroll llrothiirs : The following was the
ruiiKo on this market today ;
co si MoiTiTV | Opon. | | Uloao. | Vent.
\Vholt- :
Allu-llst. . . . 816
Curn
til MM MH
Oat July
CniCAno , July 'Jl.-I.ogan & Co. to Tonoroy
llryan. Wheat today has been active dur
ing the entire sess on. The opening prlcu was
from HTdib u for December. The olTorlngs
uero very light and thu demands were urgent.
The buying early was scattered and larpoly
by commission houses that huvu done little In
wheat for some weeks past , Ivngllsli cables are
strong and higher. I'rencli ca'iles ' say weather
Is unfavorab'u for crops. The spring wheat
n on th s side still gives pronui-o of a lar.-o
ld , Hut tlio weather Is cool and wet and
crops Is at least two weeks later than the
uveragnof ho.isons. The advance of'.1 cents from
yi'btorday's close was une.vpocted , but when
Iho prlcu and quality Is taken Into account
the advance shuuld 110 no Mtirprlse. Kuropeaii
wants are great and our surplus will all ho
wauled at lih'hcr prices ih.in are now current.
Wo Mill bepivu wheat safe as an Investment ,
although w * do not rccommuiul purchases on
a swell of 2o , Corn fairly actlvo. The receipts
show some falling elf and thu demand forslup-
meut continue good. With all , wo look on Iho
prlco as high and with moderately line weather
should t-oll lower , ( letter feeling In oats.
Provisions steady. Tlio ceneral trade look
for a decided falling elf In locolpts.
C'llli'Aiio. July 21. Sciiwnrtz , Dupeu &
Mul'ormlck to I' . U. SwartCo. . ; The wheat
market has been active and strong with a
marked lnorcii.su In outxldu business. The
news wiii generally bullish , An artlulo W.IH
published In/ciuir morning pipers : , copied
( mm u I.onilcm papor. speaking of u
very Lad tlop in ituttla uml India. Liv
erpool was a penny higher for both spot and
future's. Die KngTsh vhilblo decreased I.VW-
OJ. The remit at this bull uows was a strong
market with ncllv.ihuyln ? to cover
liorts nnd for hintt'r account. Some of
our conservative trailers arc beginning to
think that the breaH'irl' have hail In prices
discounts the hoavv'Mclpta and f-ccin to buy
on all soft spots. CMrn'itiill , but strong. The
receipts were HJ curs lc. " tlrm expected. The
cash demand wa.s aotlvo. 1'rovlslons actlvo
nml .strung. Thoto lua. gro'.vlng feeling that
wo will have hlihor prices for proviiiloiH
bared on thocontlniittradvaiico In the prlco
of hogs and tinfalltiiqolT In western packing
H < compared with lust yo.ir. Some bulls be-
llovu thai this will h .Millldent to o\ercomo
, the olfcet of the very largo stock. It Is cer
tain that at current price's for ho.-s provisions
' Citi d nut be sold at tht ) present market wlth-
I out a largo loss to tliifpnekrrii.
Ciii'-Aiio , July 21. Ivennctt Hopkins * Co. , to
S. A.MeWhortcrTnjiti : \ reports from Russia
and India In the proWs > toJay were of a start
ling character. Amount on ocean passage
showed n decrease of 2'ro.OOO bushels. Cables
were higher and ear lotx were largely under
estimates. This combination of strongly bull
ish Intelligence gave the market a buoyant
opening , nnd frightened shorts soon had the
pi Ice 2c higher than It cloned lust night. Local
scalpers have undoubtedly covered freely ,
but the big shorts are still out and the specu
lative Idea Seems to favor additional prossttru
to force them. Whether this can lie clone In the
face of big receipts Is doubtful. These Inlluen-
tlal tf .nl CMS have made so much money on the
groatdeline that they can stand cftnsUor-
able punishment without alarm. They are
sanguine that the bulge IN nothing but a lltt o
boar panic , that will soon bo over and lower
prices follow In a few davs. Light receipts of
corn and a bettor domaml for tlio casli stuff
alarmed the shorts and forced them to cover.
At the top there were liberal offerings from
the longs , The market looked pretty well
evened up at the close , but traders are ner
vous and shift about from ono side to thu
other with Hllght indurcmcnt.
With anything Illio favorable weather fortho
growing crop wo look for steadily Increasing
deliveries and do not believe current prices
can bo long maintained. Tlio supply of now
oats In receipts tonay was not as largo as ev-
poi'tcd and this gave the July longs a show to
advance that month : beyond this there was
no features In today's inarkot. Hocolvofs ex
pect largo deliveries of now oats during the
ne.M two weeks. Provisions have mote than
held their own. The hog supply Is falling quite
decidedly under the estimates. Prices nt thu
yards are going up at a lively rate and the
longs are tightening their grip. It Is getting
to bo a dual in which ones judgment nmnunts
to little and thu hog supply will decide It.
OJl.111,1 1.1V R STUCK.
OMAHA , July 21. tflOl.
CATir.E Olllclal rocolots of cattle. B.OI5.
as compared with 1,831 yesterday and 2.IW4
Tuesday of last week. The market was ac
tive and htroiu on good bcovcs , steady on ialr
grades , and weak to ft ® Mo lower on common
grades , llutchcr. stock was dull and lOe lower.
I'eeders were s'ow and steady. A bunch of
very fat 147u-lb. steers sold at W.OO , the second
sale made at is. TO this year.
lions onicial receipts of hozs , fi.722. as
compared with 2,119:1 : yesterday and ? .0n : > Tues
day of last week. The market was active and
hluhcr ; shlnping ho's were lOo to l-'ic ' higher ;
other gnide.s rn310c hlirhor. All were sold.
Tlio ran.ro of prices paid was S.\IO5.5l't , the
bulk so. ling at i.V.05.iO. : Light. M.IO © : > .1.'i ! ;
heavy. * .V. ' . " > < 3.-.4'.Mi ; mixed. J.V.'J.iW.i3. ( ; Tlio
average of tlio prices paid was M.24li as com
pared with W.lllJi yesteraav and $4.82 Tuesday
of last week.
SiiKEP Olllelal receipts of sbop 224. as
compared with 1W2 , yesterday and 135 Tues
day of last week. The market was actlvo
and tlni | . Natives. Ji7. > ® .VUj ; westerns , $2.f > 0
© T > .0" ; gooJ CO to 70-11) ) . lambs. $ VO > QJ.2j.
Receipts and IlHMiltioi | ; < r Stouk.
Ofllclal recolutsanl dltpo-iltlon of * to3k as
shown by the books of tlia Union stoakvards
company for the tWitiity-four hours u nil I IK at
5 o'clock p. m. , July L'l.lb'.ll ' :
UKUKIl'TS.
Rcproseiitntl yo .Sal ss.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. "pr. No. Av. Pr
1. . 010 fl SO 103. . 033 $1 50 21. . 1217 $540
1. . 830 3 51 R .11140 4 GO 42..1051 ft 45
1..1SOO 350 77 , 13)4 ) 5 05 6i..rJi5 ( 555
12..1012 3 Ii5 W..1210 5 15 84. . 1:100 : SCO
1. . 780 3 TO 18. . KM 5 3.1 M..137H .570
7..IOSIO 3 U5 HJ-.U-OU 5 40 13..147 : ) 600
2..11C3 4 CIO
1..1040 215
13. . 823 215
8..1018 215
15. . D05 220
21. . 077 220
11..1018 225
4. . 812 229
20. . 8G8 225
20. , 028 225
4. 680 2 25
13. , t'47 ' 225
23. . 070 2 L'5
13 , 1KB 21(5 (
28. . 705 235
8. . Will 235
28. . 705 235
10. . 010 235
8. . 010 2 55
J8. . 014 2,15
1145 2 75
2 SO
183 315
STOCKEHB AND FEEDRllS.
1. 810 2 75 4. . S-,7 320
KSO 2 00 1..1C.V ) 320
781 3 00 8. . 077 3 2.1
810 3 00 13..1030 33.1
. ) . 3 00 7. . Oil ' 3 40
10..1IIIO 3 00 10..11,81 , 341
25. . OM 3 10 28. . OSS 3 5' )
5. . M2 3 II .1011 350
7 . 004 323
HULLS.
4. . WOO 1 ! 1..1100 200
1..12I10 2 00 151) ) 200
3. . IBM 200 IbO ) 215
5..1310 200
CAIJVEJ.
2 50 5. . 210 3 25 220 305
211 2 75 1. . 210 3 50 IS ) 400
, 320 3 00 1 . 220 3 50
HTA3. !
1. 83) 2 50
WESTEHN CATTLE.
No. Ar. Pr.
No.John
John Ilurko.
40 cows 795 2103
It. llancy.
22 cows 1020 2 35
„ ' bulls 1410 103
D. lira nt.
0 steers , tailings Oil 2 50
3 steers , tailings 1153 250
J. CJ. Whlto.
3 cows lOl'l 210
4 cows 10i3 2 10
10 cows fc7S 210
J. It. Iec.
2 cows 1,030 2 30
22cows 050 2 30
10 cows , 804 230
2 cows 700 2 30
2 steers , 80 > 3 25
c.'lsteers. . . . , 827 3 05
1 feeder , 62d 3 20
J , Forbes. ' njv.
23 heifers ' ' ' ' 1,005 3 15
; . . . ; . ,
Cox Oattlo Co. ' , " , ' ' .
33 cows. . . it. , * 605 2 15
r.ATI" YBSTEHIIAV.
(13 ( stcois . ! } . ' : 1,078 4 25
No.
C3. .
50 .
55.
77.
r.u. .
75 ,
72 .
711 .
K3. .
72. .
71. .
K ! .
57. .
73
7-
-
7M
M ) .
7. .
71
75
74 !
74.
05.l .
l ) .
8W
7.1 .
70. .
77 ,
70. ,
71. .
43 . . . .ISI pa 23 100 . W3 80 642S4
G8 . ' . ' 0-J 1GO S 2.1
I'ina AND HOUOII.
4 . 133 2ft ) 1 . ISO ,125
U . 133 80 a CO , . . . . . ( 40 400
_
( "lilunno Ijlvc Stook Market.
CiiiCAdn , July 21. [ Ppeclal Tolegrnm to TUB
IlKK.1 Texas contributed the largest part of
today's cattle supply , that stale being cred
ited with WKKI of the H.OOO received. Tow of
Ilium wore good onoiish to send east and us
thu hulx of Iho natives were also not of a kind
that shippers seek thono who were forliinatu
enough to have prtno cattle on sain
ban no particular fault to 11 ml with
with tlio situation. There was u strong mar
ket on the latter at j < U > iimo. Good grades
also commanded full prices , but for medium ,
common and poor stun" tlio range of prices
was lower any where from I03 u lower than
last week ! > hrlnkao In Texas cattle lining
most marked , oven so marked that the t educ
tion failed to stimulate activity , and the close
of business found not a few common cattle
still In the sellers' hands.
It did not take a very prlmo bunch of steers
to bring Jft.oo , and yet there were not u do/en
sales atso high a llgure. Indeed , only an in *
significant Part of the supply sold above W.7f > .
Tlio prevailing prices were J2 Wi4.l.i'0 for
native cows and bulls , . .MtUA.T.'i ' for shipping
and dressed beef steers , and f.'i.'iXK I.V.'i for
TUMID cattle. A few scruggly old coivs sold
around Jl.r.O.
lions The irnrkot was So higher than Mon
day and very actlvo ; that Is to s-iv as actlvo
as the limited supply would admit of. The
beggarly ll.uut hogs were gobbled up at J.V4W&
ii.iO forcomnion to aood qualities , and at J."i.7.V0 ;
n.HO for extra. Outside quotation was p-ild for
a load or Sun- 1 1) hogs. Tlio prevailing prices
were Ki.&uG.'i.Tli. poor to common stun" sold at
J.'UKKe ? . . " ) . , and culls and .skinny pigs were
closed out at * .i.0.i < cl.7S. ( Ir.iss IIO.Mvero
salable at 2Vi.iC ; oil from prlco paid fortho
corn-fed article , thotuli theie an- only a few
buyers wlio will touch graspers at any price.
The general market did not close as .stiong us
It opened.
The I. veiling Journal reports : OATTMJ--HP-
cclpts , li.UTO ; shlpnienls. ll.u u. Market nlow ,
eloslng weak ; pr mo to extra steers , KMb
Q.il'i ; good to choice , } . 'i. . " > oa.t.N'ii olher.s.
S.2. ' > ; Texiins , t .Nxgi.t.o'i ; eows. Sl.riVii.2.
Hods Receipts , 12.0,0 ; shipments , 6,0X1 ;
Market. active , Irregular ; roil li and common ,
8I.WIJW. ' , ' . " ) ! inlxi'dnnd packers , } : > .ril > it.Vi ( ; heavy
and butvlier weights , i. > .7u < E" > . li prime light ,
W.B033.SO.
SIIKKP Itecelpls 8.COO ; shipments , 2,000.
Market steady ; native owes. J . .r > ' > 5t
4..r)0 ; inlxod and westerns wethers. iM
HHitlonsl.'u4tl.ii ; lambs , $ : . .CKXu.G. 10.
Now YorK Live Stouk Market.
NEW YOIIK , July 21. IlEKVKfi Itecelpts , S2.1
head , all for exporters and slaughterers ; no
trade ; feeling llrnujdressed beef steady , H'4 ©
O1 shipments ; today , 4..V1S beeves.
CAtvisHccelpt.s : , , u head. Vefy .little
doing ; a hunch of veals sold at $ f > .r > 0.
SIIHCI' Itooelptsn.r H head ; market steady ;
Iambs a simile higher ; sheep. )4.7.Vf ! > i,2. > ; lambs ,
f.'i.lS'i&'i.lT i ; dressed inuiton , 111 in , 831Uc ;
dressed lambs , steady. O'jtTillc.
lions Hoeolpts. 7ll ( head. In-ludlns 2 cars
forsalo ; market higher , i.'U.trS.VlX ) .
Kan.Nu.s City Live tick Market.
KANSAS Crrv , Mo. . July ' . ' 1. CATTI.K l o-
cclpts. 7.72J ; shipments , . " > , ! ! ) . ) ; market for
natives steady to strong ; Tcxans slow and
lllc lower ; steers. Sl.oOiil.Ol ; cow.s. 41.5a'l.iO ; ) ; :
stockers and feeders. $2.WW3.7. ) ) .
Hods Kecelpts , 8.430 ; shipments ! ! CO ; mar
ket "iffi.10. higher ; bulk. * .VJ ® j.W : ; all grades ,
* 4.o. ® : > . : K.
SIIKIIIHecelpls , S''O ; slrpments , 420 ; market
steady. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
St. Ijoiii.i Ijive Hiook .Market.
ST. LotiH ) , Mo. . July 21. L'ATTI.B Uc elpts ,
7.00(1 ; shipments , 1,3 U ; marUot/ / lower ; fair to
export natives , $2.b'J ' < i ! > .liu ; Texan and In
dian steorsI.OO.
Hotis Keco'ptfi-2l'lfl ' ! : sbipmonts. 1.000 ; mar
ket strong ; heavy. { .ri.j ! ! < 23.t > j ; mixed
O.CO ;
oji.in.t
Vefjctahles.
The following quotations rnprc'-cnt the
prices at which choice stouk Is billed out on
orders uiiics otherwise stated : ;
HKANS Navy. K'.2TilW. : > 0 per tnisbel.
TOMATOKS 1'ox box , line-third bushel , OOc ©
$1.00.
Per doIlQc. .
OKI.KHV XicBii'c ' perdc cm
NEW HKKTS Per bu. , ( >
ONIONS Califonra , 2Jjo pur Hi.
f Aitn Arfl itinin iniwn. 2t\ mil Ih.
Fresh limits.
Pl.U.MS Southern eas. . J2.tO per 24 quart
cases : Collfornla , fS.OOilS.-a.
CiiKitiiics Oregon , $1.00 ; homo grown , 41,23
per ! j bushel basket.
AIM-MS per ' bushel bov , green , 40c ; rea ,
50fflc ; per bbl. , ffct ) ( iW.riO.
ORANCIIS Los Angeles , per box , $4.00.
Ai'Hicors Per box , tl.TA'Q..OU. '
Hl.ACKiiKltlilK.s Good iMissourl stock. $2.00
per 24 quart cases. ( S
HI.ACK HAcriiKUlllKS $1.75 nor 16 qt. cases.
IKn { KASi'iiKKiitus Per 24 qt. cases , &J.73 ®
$4.00.MEI.ONS
MEI.ONS Shipping stock. 1320e.
LKMONS Per t ox , W.2."iB.r > o.
ItANANAS Per bunch , J2.0032.50 for good
shipping stock
Country Produce.
HUTTEU The bulk of the country butter
ROCS to thu packers at DC and .some dealers are
predicting oven a lower prlco for next week.
Kods Majority of the sales are at 12c.
Potrt/ruv The market Is tlrm. Old fowls ,
$ 'l.7.vat.OO ; spring chickens , $ .J.ODI.OJ ; fancy ,
$4.0144.50.
Flour.
Omaha milling company. Reliance , Patent
$2.8. ; Invincible Patent. * 2.70 ; Lone Star , Su
perlatlve. J.MO ; Snowllako , * 2,03 ; Fancy I'am
lly , $1.00.
It. T. Davis milling company. High Patent ,
No.l and Cream , $ -.V ) : Illuo 1) ) . . full patent ,
$2.80 ; llawkeye. half p-itnnt. $2.W : ; Special
Koyal. Patent No. 10. W.UU ; Minnesota patent ,
tS. 0 ; Kansas Hard Wheat , patent , } 2.G.ri ; Ne
braska Spring Wheat , patent , J..eo.
S , F. .l/llinan'ii ( Sold Medal , $2.60 ; Snow
White. $2.5' ' ) ; Snowllake , $2.10 ; low grade , $1.0' ' ) ;
Queen of the Pantry. J2.SO ; bran , $11.00 ;
chopped feed , J2I.OJ ; Minnesota Superlative ,
$2.SO.
R. L. Welch & Co. , Host , $ i. 5 ; Crown Prince ,
S270 ; .Minnesota Chief. $2.40 : Splendid family ,
$2.10 ; Straight , $1.0) ) .
For Sclilltz beer apply to R. R. Grott
"Western Pensions.
WASHINGTON , July 21. [ Special Telegram
toTnn Bni.J : The following list of pensions
granted is reported by Tin : liuu nnd Kxam-
Iner Bureau of Claims :
Notmulta : Original John C. Giltnor , John
W. Wntsoti , Kmaiiuol Miles , Hobort C. Cooley -
loy , I'etor Orinith , Cyrus W. Coy Kendall ,
John H. Hoyt , Lewis G. Hall , John Ilvett ,
Uonlamln F. Thomas , William II. 1'uch , Pat
rick ICilfoll , John M. Wattonnaii , Gcorgo
Willis , Joslo M. Allen. Additional--Jtunos
B. Tarbark , Avor.v Burnett , Phillip Weiuard.
Incrcaso .lotin Wilson. Origliml widows ,
etc. I'rudontin C. Parks.
Iowa : Original John W. Wicklo , Will
iam Johnson ( imvy ) , Charles Freeman
( navy ) , John Allen ( navy ) , Thomas Iliggins ,
William Erickson , Bothucll W. Earl , Jo
seph H. P. BndpoU , Edgar S. Hill , Amiraw
Culver , Lev ! II. Mullen , Kutusoiuith
Gcorpo F. W. Wiiov , Martin M. Law , An
tony finny , Jesse It. Stnrk , Henry Kiosan ,
William Brown , Gcorgo Walla , Henry Airjr ,
Nntlmnlol Eels , John M. Klein , Justus F.
.Tayno , Philip H. Stockman. Additionnl--
Da'nlel Sniidford Lane ( navy ) . Gcorgo W.
McC'onnell , William H. Hovnolds. Increase
Allan M. Shinier , John W. Walter , Will
iam Sours , Florentine Forrest , Charles \V.
Hobcrtson. Phllaudor Hamlin , Kobcrt S.
Unrnhill , CbriatophurC. Perdue , Keissuo
Dnvid Albortson. Original widows Sarah
McKell ( navy ) , .lauo Black , Margaret Staf
ford ( mother ) .
UoWitt's Ltttlo Early Kisers ; only pil ) to
euro bluli hoauncbo and regulate the bi- . sol
Colored lluvlsher Ijynolicil.
SiiKi.iivvn.i.i : , Ky. , July 21. Yesterday
morning & : \m Pulllum , a negro , assaulted
Mrs. Thomas Glenn , wlfo of a prominent Inr-
mor llvliii : near town. The negro was cap
tured at Avuiistoko i ) > ' Chief of Police Ketli-
crford. While on the way to Shelbyvillo last
night with tlio prisoner n mob took Pulliam
from Ucthcrfonl and hanged him.
The Howosealo took lirstpromiom at Pblla
dclphU , Paris , Sydney and other exhibitions.
Burden & Sellcck Co. , Agts. , Chicago.
JOHN A. M 'S1IANB. KlMNK C.l'OVIION.
McShane & Condon ,
IN'VlbTMl-NT ' BAXKliRS ,
300 S. 13th ht. , First Nutional Ilanlc Bulld-
In-j , Omaha , Null.
Deal In nloo'c * . b mil * , tojiirlllov rcmitm > rrlnl pi-
iiu..uto. Nj utl.ilo luaiu on liu iiovul Diii'iln ' runl
umatu. fliort tliiu luiun. < in U.inU nt > ic * . in' on all
up | > ruvu < l cull.itLTiil
WAWTED
Total Itiuoj or CITIES ,
CUUNTIEU , SOIIOOt.
_ _ _ DISTRICTS. V/ATER
COMr-AIIIEfi,8T.R.n.COMPANIE8uta
Corrtv pontlt'iifu Roilciffcd.
H.W.HARRIS & CQrflPANYMers.
101105 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO ,
13 Ws'l Slreet , NEW YOHK-
JQ biota
OMAHA
' and
DIRECTORY.
AWN1NQ3 AND TENTS.
Omaha Tout & Awn
ing Co.
Klsin. Ilntmmicln , Oil unit
I Untitiorciotlilnir. Send lor
CatnloKiio. 1113 Fnrnnm
BAGS AND TWINES ,
Bainis'Omaha ' Bag 60-
Imiiuttcr * nml nmiiufnc-
tnrer. < ,
Flour Snck , llurlnps nncl
Twin i % .
BIOYOLKO.
A. H. Perrigo&Oo. M , 0. Daxon ,
HW DoiU-o Street. Picyclea fold on Mnntlilr
. . . . 1'iiynionts.
i
Scncj for our ( nta'oKi'c
nnit I'rleo * . ! liiO ; ! ( Karnnin St. ,
BOOK BINDBR3 & 5TATrONBR3
Omaha Ilopublican Printing Oo. ,
Law brlufa , bank nnpplloi , nn I uvor/t.iln/ tlio
printing line ! .
_ lOlli ntul lioiul u
Ackornmnn Broi. & Ilcintza ,
Printer ) , blnilon , rloetrotrperj , bt.tnk b ) oi maun-
fiu til ror ,
Hlnilownrl tr"t , Oniilii.
BOOTS AND SECOE3.
CIGARS.
West & Pritsctor ,
Manufactiirer.i tlnaclmn
Joblicri of leaf tobiceo i.
1011 Knrnam fltruob.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Coal , Ooka an I Ooutait & Squir33 ,
Lime Oo. Hard and coft coal alilp-
Hard Mini soft crut. IIOM ,
8. K. Cor. llith an t Don j- 13U3 Fnrna-n atreot ,
las street * . Oinah i
Eaple Oornico p.
Manufacturer ! ! ofGalvan- Gnlvnnlzcit Irun cornices ,
Ized Iron Cornlca Doriiicr window * , dcmr
Window caps , metallcskr- cnpi , lln lalt etc. Tin
IlKhts etc. 1110 and 111.1 Iron ami slate roofer.
IlodvoSt. BU Karnnin Ht.
AND
J , J. Johnson & Oo. ,
J1SB. 13th str3JX
Omaha , NBS.
NBS.DRY
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatrio'i-Kooh ' Dry
fcirnlihlru Goods Oo , ,
Dry goods ,
goods , notloni. Dry furnishing iood < , notions Koodi. , ttontl
Cor. llth and Howard sts. Corner llth un 1 Harney
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
DKTIUMT-AUTOMATIC
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Wolf Electrical Oo. Electrio Motors
Illustrated Cat.iluKUJ nnd Dyn.mio.1. Cntalo no
fteo. tree. II. A. Klnnoy.iic'ii'l
lilll Capitol Avenue. AKt. SJ2-i : N.V.I.IfJ Illd'u.
FARM MACHINERY , ETO.
Parlin , Orendorif & T , G. Northwall ,
Mnrtin Oo. , General western aKont
Corner Jones und Uth stj. Skandla I'low Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. l.ll'.i-l.'I'il Shernrin avo.
GUN POWDER.
Hncjh 0. Olrirk ,
( lent Western Agonl o'
Dupunt's Hportlntf ( Inn *
powilcr , Atlns hlrfli otplo-
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GRAIN AND PORVISIONS
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Tonoray & Bryan , I S. A , MoWhortor
llroVrrn , ui.-iln , proThlonVall Ut Nntl Hank , llrokflri
nnJMuckv : i | & H. lltb I'rlvitl * nlroi to K
M. I'rlrntnnlrn to Clil * York , Clilcajo nd Sft.
nito. St. IKIU | nnil Now Unils. Civsh gr lu
\ork. | boiwht for all
Oookroll IJros. ' F , 0. Swnrta & Oo ,
Ilrokprn. Prlrnto wlroi MrokiTMlrnln.rrovMoiu
to Now Vork , Chlcn o A ole. I'rlvnt * wlro to St.
St. l.onl . Sporlnl niton , l-onlt nnil Chlc.iKO. Oltlctf
lion Klvpn to truck Ml la HI Nntl llnak.Umnhn.
on uraln , Ut .Nnl'l lUnk. lltclialiitabMV , S. Onmtm
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wilhelmy Oo Cioc-Olark-Androosaa
' 'or. 10tli iM Jncktonati Hardware Oo.
103-1110 llnrnnr strost ,
Oinnlut Noli.
IRON WORKS.
Fasten & ViorliriT Oumha Safe & Iron
Irnn Work' , Works
„ ronelit mill cut Iron ,
milMlnir work , cnglnai , Mniinf'M flronnd btirglnf
brnii work , Knnor.il procifprtfo * . viuiltv Jin !
foundry. iiKicliIno nil 1 work , Iron nhutlcr.i ui.it
lilnckimlth work. U. l > . tire < > < rni > o9. II. An-
Itami Kill 91. dri'cn.lltli.VJneksoimi
Wilson & Dmko ,
'f'K tubular titles. ( It *
bov liollors , Uilki , otj.
1'lcrco unil 19th ulrcotl.
LIQUORS.
Ilor & Co. , William D.iwt ,
Uqiior Murohinti. U'lncx , Llipiorj nnd Cl-
llli llnrn'itrjii. .
Mnnu f-if til r'rt l { i-i > i 11 r * i Kan.
Kint Inilht llltlori. 131.1 Knrnsm Ht. . Omiih
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L. Kirscht & Co , , Friek & Herborta
Wholosnlo Liquor loalor < Wholesale Llquorlc ) l Jr
407-lttiSoiitli loth St. ROI - MS S. 10th St.
R. E. Grotto ,
Importer ami .Intibtr of
Wlnet and l.lquor * .
lO''O and Mil fiirn.im HL
I'rlco lists on apiillcitliin.
LUMBER.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stonohill , I. Oborfolder & Oo , ,
Millinery , Notions Impurtvrii and Jobber ) la
Clo.iki , Ktl Millinery.
203,210and 212 South llth
11C-1ISS. Kith St. , Omilii ftri'ct.
MUSICAL INSTaUMSNTS , ETO
MaxMoyer & Bro. Oo. A , IIospo , Jr. ,
Al'f'p Jewelers , Jealori In I'liuioi , Ofk-nns , ArtlstJ" i
musical Instrument * ,
He. . Mntorl.il' , ICtc. ,
Farnam and Ifith. 1,11.1 limiultii Street.
Consolidated Tank
Line Oo ,
Hcllneil and lubrlotttnt
oilii , oxlo KTOIUO , ota
It , H. Until , Mnnior.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
PAPER. | RUBBER GTDS ,
Oarpentor Papar Oo. , Omaha Eubbar Oo.
Currr a full stock of Manufacturing ami J.J'J- '
prlntlni ; , wrapping ami toraall klnilirubbti ;
wrltlnK i > ; i | > or , cant PH-
I'l-r ' , etc. 1520 farnini9tro3t.
SEEDS.
Emerson Sjo I OJP
Seed ffrowors , doilnri li
Kiirdun , u'rass , Kr.ila.itii
truu sc'Otl * ,
C.'MilSonUi l.Uh.
STOVES.
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS ,
STEAM AND WATER
I. S. Wind Engine St A. L , Strang & Son ? ,
Pump Oo , ,
llnllldnr wind mills. OH 10JMOJI Karna-n ntrjot ,
nnd M ) Jnnut it- ( i , K.
Uuss , iictln in.inauur. Omaha , Neb.
TEA , pOFFBE , SPIOES , OIGARS
Consolidated
Company ,
Kllandlim
Omalm , .Nub ,
TOYS. BILLIARDS.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
A. D. Boyer & Oo IIuutcri5c Qroon ,
-W KxuhuiiKO llulllliu , 50 Kic.'miiBi ) liuliainj
Soutli Oinnh.i. boil Hi Oiu.inn ,
TO INVESTORS. .
I am uli'erlni : stoo'.c In a teed ; murul com.
pany th t will pay a 20 par cent iHvtdeuuS-
> 100 shares for $06. Wrlto lor prospootua k
HARRY KBBNB , ] "
loom 0 , Qer. Am. B'k ' Bldg. , Bt , Josepli , Mo , (