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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , , UTNR 11 , 2--TWELVE PAGES.
SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK
EccoipU in Some Lines Eeing Slightly
Reduced of Late.
ATTRIBUTED TO THE WARM WEATHER
rrnupccli for a Steady Increase In tlio
I'll turn Quito KncouraGliifr How tlio
lYcok' * Iliislnma Compnrri with
I'rovlous 1'crlodn ,
OMAHA. Juno to.-ltccolpts for the past five
flny.ifootup , ; iT ( ) cuttle. 3..4'JI lic s mill 70(1 (
hoop usiilnstV.S ) . ) cattlo. 5in hnio and l.MU
Khoci ) thosutno Ilvo ( lays lust weak , a falling
tiir of abaul l.OUO cattle , S3W,0 1 * > 8 unU I.UUO
*
There was n bolter tone to thp general cnt-
tlo triulo intl desirable grades of beef
mid shipping steers moved Iruolyat rather
llrmcr prices tlmti ouThtinduy. Altlioiiijli
uiistorn reports wore inoro roaiaurliiK , lilp-
lirra mid exporters bought hut npurlirjly.nl-
tlioiiKli this wu p.irtly iliio to tlin r.itlior ln-
( IIITerciitiliilltv | of tlio olTurliiKs In mineral ,
l.ooiil houses , lion ever , took hold freely ; lliu
inulo was fairly healthy lliotiitli. llol.lorsof
cuiniiion light unlltilalied f til If niul rouuli ,
oxoy ntrorHfound the u-unl dull uiurUot with
jirlces Inclined to droop. 1'ntr to very gooJ
5.VCO to 1,4LO-lli. Htocrs sold ut frrtn $ : i.7ito f I.'A
fair to good llKhliuid luedluiii 1UO to l..VO-lb.
hi COM at from $ .i..0 to M.OO. Homo Inforlor
Jlshl RttilT sold down UH tow ns fH.VU A very
fair and tolerably early elcurnnco wna
cfTectod.
The supply of butchers' ntoclt nnd canncra
wIIB bolter than on Thursday , and tlio < | imllt >
ran morn to extremes of Rood and b.\a.
There weru seine old thin poitcis that sold as
low BK TAc to JI.UO. whllo theiucro nlfco somu
fat COWB and holfcrH that ro'd readily for
H.2Ti to f.L.Vi. rrlcei In cenunil were niu-
turlally unchanged , and tlio HUIIIU WIIH true of
bulls , oxen and nUr , " > . They sold ut from
fl.tuto W.40. Calves , stoiidy ut. $ . ' .70 to r > .w
for common yearlings to prime vunls.
The stoeltor and feeder undo v > an uxtrctnoly
ll hti and prices about Kluady at the recent
decline , llcpreentatlvo Haless
IltKSBit : ) IIKIiK.
H003 IlcOclpU toclo very fair , hut they
loll over 4.000 short of last Friday , the past
live days showing a fnllln : off of about 2.1,01.0
liogs compared with lust wcoK. The quality
Vrns rather common in general , about tbo
poorest of thn week.
AdvlecB from Chicago wcro rather favorable
nnd with a good local and modornto shipping
Uc in nnd tbo market opened itctlvu with
prices ruling 1'He to Co higher on
all grades. Good to choice hogs of all weights
eold largely at } 4.U3 to $ l.7t > , with ono prlmo
heavy load nttl.75. The common light and
mixed loaUH wont largely at U4.C0 to JI.U3.
After Iho big bum of lo ) hozs had been dis
posed of ( ho market uiscd olT on n bad orcuk
in provisions aim the close wus weak , the en
tire early advance being lost nnd several
Jo.nds left In first bunds. Thu bulk of Iho
i-nlCH wore nt f4.C5 to J,70 against fl.CO to JI.TO
1 liurtidny , the general average of prices paid
boliint4.iU14 ii'-'rilnst JI.G'J Thursday and J4.51
liiBt Friday. Ueprcbontallvu saics :
So. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. _ . .
ji. . . . .ICO 1445 r.7. . . . .208 40J4C5
" . 215 4 60 73. . .210 120 405
o" ! . .181 4 50 72. . . 217 320 4C5
3 . . . .373 4 55 Cl. . . . :03 80 403
4. . . 100 4 55 70. . . . .108 80 465
12 . . . .2.11 4 55 Gl. . . . .233 80 4G5
3. . . . . .2U7 4 55 6.1. . . .205 4J 4W
C. . . , . 278 SO 4 55 .227 4G >
U. . . . . .2W 4 55 W. . .210 405
10. . . . . .2 l * CO W.Til . .SIS MO 4M
Us. . . . . .177 ICO 4 CO 144 . .212 410 4G3
n. . . . . .IDS 4 a 03. . .2. 2UO 4 07i ;
" . 2CO 1CU 4 CO C7. . .251 2f.O . 4 C7',5
too" ! . . .174 I''O 4 CO 07. , .241) )
B. . . . . .21)5 ) 200 4 CO ! .2I3 301
03. . . . . .201 280 4 CO SO 4C7H
M. . . . .103 1C3 4 CO G4 . SO 4G7K
B7. . . . . .2. > 8 ino 4 CO 78 . . .2V8 80 4 C7'/ '
E7. . . . . .201 ice 4 GO Gl. . . .240 120 4 t.7
D5. . . . . .213 4 ialA CO. . . 217 2:0 4G7SJ
W. . , . . .2.M ) 200 4 ( K'i f > 5 . . .215 4 CT'i '
to. . , . . .18i 80 FO. . . .224 120 407H
C % . , . . .203 123 04. . . .2117 121 4 G7 > ' ,
15. . . . . .2b4 118 71. . 80 4 G7VJ
M , . , . . .23J ICO 71 . * ' * 8 120
70. . , . . .220 4Kt 4 EJH 63. . ' 4C7' >
W . , . . .2.4 JSH 71. . ! 244 2SO 4G7i
B7. . . . . .240 20J 77 , . . .2JO 283 4G7 i
M. . , . . .103 100 4 C5 71. . . .228 ISO
77. . . . .270 120 1 G5 07. . . .230 7J
62. . . . 223 4 G5 Cl . . 25. ! 70
. . . . . .210 240 4 G5 Gl. . . .I'C'J 120 7J
10. . . . .238 2110 77 , . . .201 10T 70
VI. . . .243 8 ! ) 4 C5 C3. . . .21J 80 70
111. . . . -47 bO 4 (15 ( 07. . . ,300 240 70
83. . . . .2V4 120 5 G5 71 . . .257 100 70
Cl. . ' I O 2bO 4 C.1 ( .0. . , . .2fi3 200 470
" I.S3 ! 120 4 C5 53. . . Ml 20J 470
7 ! ) . .218 10J 4 ( VS G4.70. . . . . .245 470
143. . .233 20J 4 CJ -70. . . . .V37 240 47J
j 213 COO i t'A nn
78 ! 247 470
47 307 ICO 470
Cll . . . . ,257 , 80 470
80N
07 . . . . 213 N ) 470
BI .iiUl BU 475
rifis AND notion.
4 . 127 3 40 3 . 110 360
U . 140 40 3 50 3. . . . 11.0 35J
tiilKKf-Tlioonly lond'rocclved was billed di
rect ton local puuKcr und not altered on the
market. I'rlccs nro nominally unchanged
with dcslrublu millions In active demand.
Quotations as fullowb : Fair to Rood natives ,
1I.MK&OIX ) ; fair lo good wrslurni , M.50O4I.OO :
common und Mock shoop. f 1.00 ® 1. 23 ; good to
choice 4utoOJ-lb. Iumbs.t4.ooilc.50.
Itl'CClptH Itlltl II4IU4IIOI1 | | O
Oniclal receipts nnd disposition of stooic ns
Bliuwn by the hooks of thu Union Block VnnH
company for thu twenty-four hours ending at
& o'clock p. m. , Juno 10. Itiiti ;
HHChll'lU
DICI'OMTIUN ,
C'lty .MiirJirtH.
KANSAS CITV. .Mo. , Juno la WIIITAT Lower :
No. 2 hard. ' . ( ( . 3u : No. . ' red , 'dKiXhOe.
CiiitN-Vi'ry wi'iilc : No , 2 niut-U , nominal
at 411c ; Nu V whllo.-IO.- ,
OAI Weak : o 2 mixed , illu otfered.
llvr Ste.idy ; Nu. 2. rOc.
I I.AXH41.D Ule on tl o l.atls of puro.
HIIAN Firm : nueked , v ,
HAY Firm und unchanged at (8.0.50j ! )
pi a rie. tu.MO-i.uu.
ICt.dg Diii-lii-ngi-d at ite.
lltliTKit llncli.in cdi vrunmcry , I'CllOct
dairy. Ii' < Sio.
HM'Kil'.s-Wlicut. 31,000 bu , ; corn , 7.000
til | mi if , noiu' .
t llll'un rt-Wheat , 30,000 bu.t corn , 10,000
Uu , ; outs , 1,000 Lu.
Ku\v Yurie Dry ( JnotU 5litrl > ct.
Niw : VOIIK. Juno 10. Thcro were no new
jJuvt'lopiiii-titii lu loday'n trudu In dry good * ,
Cot ton Market.
NKW OIII.UANK , Lu. . Juno 10. Quiet ! tntd-
OllUi' , 7 > toilow mldUlluk' , ( > ) iu ( good Ofdluury ,
C'ici net rccetpti. 3,2 7 bales ; groM receipts ,
: i.Mbnics ; exports to ( Iroat Ilrltaln , H.'O )
lci | to the cotitlncnt , MSv2 tialcn ; sales , 400
lc s stock It7r ; 'n \ > n\cr. \ Weekly not receipts.
0.340 hulon ; cto s 11,117 bales ; exports lo Urcnt
llrllnlti , 7.MI hales ; lo the continent , 3,523
bnlOM ) corvstwlsc. 5,282 bales.
C'lilrnRO rroditco .Mnrkct .
CuiCAno. III. , Juno 10. Tno lending futures
rniustl as follonsi
AllTICI.i:1) : . CI.OHK.
WIIKAT No. 2
Juno . 84H
Jnlr . SIX
Augimt . . . . 84H
COHN NO. J
Juno .
Julr . 4 Ul ! (
Hrpl . IS.'i
OATH No. 2-
juno . , . , , 37U 3 ]
Julr . 8JH 33-1 33
Petit . , 81
Mess I'OIIK
IflCO 10 U
Sept . 10 75 1080 IU C7H
I.AIID
July . 6 42 (1 ( 15 r , 4
Fopt . - - - t ! GO 0 U ! !
EIIOIIT Itllis
Julr . c a c 47 ; : 0 42V
r , M 0 M 0 50
Oath nitntatlons wcro as folloua :
Fi.iiuit-Uutct hut Rtcndy.
WIIIIAT No , 2 spring , 83ic ! ; No. . ' ) spring , 87c ;
No. 2 ro.'l. 8"e.
COIIN Lower ; No. 2 , Boyei No. 3 yellow ,
OATB No. 2. 32)40 ) ! No. 2 while , 31Jic ; No. 3
white , 3P. r.
HVK-No. 2 , 78S13'c.
IHltl.ET No. 2 , COa ! No. 3 , No , 4,43
aide.
KI.AX Bncn-No. I. H.04.
TIMOTIIV SEKD I'rlnio , $1.20I.'I4.
1'nitK Moso. pcrhbl. . tlO.X'fiaiO.Mi Inrd.por
100 His. } 'i.4ma42Vi ; Khort rlhs sides ( loose ) ,
f < ; 43'ocu.1 ' : dry suited Bliouldcrs ( boxoili ,
f3.srxa3.375i ! short clear sldei ( boxed ) . M.75U
. - . .
WIIISKEV Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
11.15.
HuoAlt.i Unchnncod.
Kcculpts and shipments today were us fol
lows :
On tbo I'roduco cvchanso today the butter
iniii kotvis f.tlr ; creamery. 17Jict llncnestern ,
Kllic ; ordlnnry , Hic ! ! solccled dulries , lUe.
Exes ,
Oiniilui 1'rmliu-c .llurlint ,
HIDES ETC. No. 1 ttrccri hides , 3o : No. 1
eroun sailed bides. lOIUo : No 2 croon salted
hldcB. : iiUe : ! No 1 crncn salted hldns. " ' > lo 40
Ibs. , 4OI' < e : No. 2 crecii silled bides. 2.i In 49
Ibs. . LC-'m.c : No. 1 veal c.ilf. 8 to IS Ibs. , Ou ; No. 2
voiil cal. to IS Hi ? . . 4e ; No. I drv Hint hides ,
Tc ; No. 2 dry ( lint hide * . r > c : No. 1 dry salted
hldCH , r > fHc ; ; Sliocp pulls Oreen salted , each ,
Mal.-J.r ) : croon salted slnnirlliiKH ( short
woolcd early skln ) . oach. ViWSei dry shear-
lines ( short \voolod early skins ) No. 1 , each ,
Sitine ; dry eho ir'.lnsn ( short woolod curly
sUlns1. No. J. cncli , f > c ; drv Hint Kansas und
Nebraska butcher wool polls , per II ) . , actual
weight. lXitl4c ( ! : dry Hint KHIISIIS nnd Nehruq-
ka tnurniln wool pells per lb. . actual wclghl ,
8&Wc ! dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , I0l2ic ! ; dry ( lint Colorado
rado iniirniln wool pelts , porlu. , nctunlwolKht ,
KilOo ; dry plec-es and bucks , actual weight.
T4i9o. Tallow iind eroasc Tttllow. No. ' 1. 3 ®
4c : tallow. No. 2 , Ili&JWc : gre.i e. wblto A. 4o ;
grease , whllo II , 3c ! ; crease , yellow , 'Jo ;
K rouse , dark , 2Xc : old butter.e ! ; beeswax ,
prime , IGIt ciroiifrh tnllow. l' { ® c.
KnniTp California Hlvorsldo oranges , J-1WJ ;
WitBlilnclou navnls tl.50 ; fair to choice lonr-
on , tJ.Sli4.nUi fancy lemons. $4.50 ; bananas ,
crated , fc > .00 ® . ' . ! > 0 ; Florida tomntoos 84.03 ®
4.50 pcrcr-itoof six bnsUots ; pineapples , 22.30
per doz.
VnnKTAUi.ES California cnhlinpc. ' 'Ji'c per
lo. In crates : homo Krown lettuce , : c > ®
40o per doz. ; sniithcrn onions. } HM
bbl. : Ilonniula boxes , { 2.25 ; Nebraska
and nicked' beans , $ l,8'K32.03i mculuin , $1.50 ®
l.GO ; Co or ml o nnd western Nebraska pota
toes. .VJB.KIO : nntlvu potntnos. 4J il. > c : Llua
Deniis , 4o per lb. ; Htilmich , W.5Ji.OO : per bbl. ;
radishes , ao4'e ' ; plenlimt. So per lb. ; now Cal
ifornia potatoes , -JiG-liC per lb. ; cucuniboro ,
fl.r > 0 per doz.
HtiTTEii 1'acklnis ntoolc. SaiOc : small lots of
choice stock to retail trade , 12l4e.
Eons 1 dflliljc.
POULTIIV Good old fowls. 07c , live welsht.
.St. l.oul.t Mitrkcts.
Pi. I.oyiP , Mo. , Juno 10. FLOCII Dull nnd
unchanged.
WIIKAT Went Rradnallv down nnd closed
IJiio below ycstordav ; cash 64US3o ; July
closed at 8.1'c ? : Auvusl. 63o ! : Dcccniber , 6'Mc.
COIIN 1'ollowcd wheat nnd closed Ic 11111101-
yostorduy ; cash 44c ! ; July closed ut 45 > ®
A\\i \ n * Coitintiilutt * A.\\ \ 1 1 *
_ \Tfj-Ipwer ; cush , 824 ! ( . ; July , Sl e ; Sep
tember , 'W-SJc.
lire Finn nt7Sa
HllAN Quiet ; Gl04c.
1IAV Quiet nnd unchanged.
LKAD-Qulul nt t3.U7S. !
FI.AX SUED Quiet nt uOo.
HUITCII Unchanged ; creamery , 1317o ;
dairy. Ill4o.
Kaos Unclmnzcd at 12ic. !
CoitNMcAL Firm uud unchanged at Z2.GO ©
2.05.
2.05.WIIISKV Steady nt $1.10.
I'IIOVISIONS Firm utprcvlous oiilsicleprices
and uRood job demand ; nork , SI 1.25.
kAltu J3.15n.0. ! according to brand.
Uuv SALT .JI BATS Loose lots , hhoiilnors ,
$5.50 ; loncs and ribs , $ j.45 ; shorts , Jfl.U'J ; boxcU
lots , 15omoi e.
IlACON-Shouldcrs. 8.T.CO : longs and ribs ,
$7.1M@7.25 ! ! ; f borls , $7.37 ® 7.50.
HKCKIt'TB-l'lour , 3,01,0 His.vhoat ; , 2.1,000tin. ;
corn. l2S.Obu. ) ( ) ; outs , 12.0UJ bu. ; rye , none ;
burley , none ,
Snti'MENTS Flour.3.000His. : wnontP.rOflbu. ;
corn. 22.10J bu. ; oats , 3.030 bu. ) rye , 4,000 bu. ;
barley , none.
Liverpool .tlarkuti ,
LIVERPOOL , Juno 10. WIIKAT ( Steady ; do-
niund poor : receipts past three days , 3IOJO
centals , Including lOj.COJ American.
Coux Firm ; domnnd poor ; receipts Ameri
can corn last three days , 47.3JJ cent tls.
HACON 34s for lonxs and short clo'ir mid
dles about. > 5 pounds ; < ! 4.i for long clour mid
dles ubout 45 Ibs.
Kstlmiito of thu 1'dSt.
NEW YOIIK. Juno J0.-Tbe 1'ost snva : Sov-
crnl'croi ) reports from northern states were
published today , und their cstlmatea were
unanimous In favor of the farmers.
Rrctty
Hit this , whllo It wixi relloctcd In the early
movement ot n few of the crimpers' stoexs ,
was quite Ignored In the cabu of others ,
Forelcit Oil Market ,
LONDON , Juno 10. CALCUTTA LINSEED
WaM.
IjiNBr.tiD OAKE Cs 5d for western.
LiNsuui ) On/ IRs lOd.
ItosiK Aincrlcun strained , 4i 4id. !
llaltlinoru Grnlu Aliirliot.
HALTI.M.OUI' Mil. , Juno 10. WIIUAT Easy ;
No. 2 red , hpot and Juno , 01&02c.
COIIN Kasy ; mixed , spot and June. 5535 < 4c.
OATS Finn , No. 2 whllo urehturn. 41Jc }
Toledo drum Alurhut.
TOLEDO , U. , Juno 10. WIIUAT Active ; No. 2
Clldll , 01-UC.
COIIN Dull ; No. 2 cash , 51'/o.
OATS Dull ; No. 2 cash ,
Tniders'Tiillt ,
CIIICAOO , III. , June 10. F. U. I.nirun & Co. , to
Dunu.-in. ltollln er & Co. : Wheat opened iic-
tlvo atblJiv , July sold as lilch asM eand
85e and closed at H4c. Advices today from
several winter wheat stateH report u great
Improvement In the growing uiop. This bad
much to do with iho Boiling. Foreign ad vlves
uro btrongcr. KriKlaud Hays the weather
lb favorable for crops , French udvleeu nio
unfavorable and that Imports for tbo
comlin ; year win not bu ICSN than O'.Ov'U.OOO ' or
7i > ,000,000bu. The vropof Austro-lluiiKary U
reported damaced by rust und r.tlii. Our own
government report due this afternoon will
have homo Intluenco either way. Although
we utlaeli nu value to It foreign buyers und
thouenerul publle do. Until our crop passes
the critical stages wo think buying
on It breaks safe but ut pres
ent It looKs lonur for the immculiitu
future. Corn has been rather null. July
opened at41Ju , sold us low as 4HJJc. closed ut
4sie , With line weather wo think It will soil a
llttlo lower. The cash demand U good and
the low grades belling about the HUMIO us con
tract. In Iho oat pit not mueh doing , Provi
sions fulrly iietlve. The prices will bo In sym
pathy with corn. Wo are In favor of buying
them on broukx ,
CIIICAUO , 111 , , Juno 10. Kemictt , Ilopkliia .t
Co. to N A. MeWhorter : Favorauluealbor. .
Increasing rveoiptK ut primary markets and
Hlauk demand tor cash wheat 1mvo been tbu
depicbslnglnllucncu to lay. Longs have bold
on upprelieiihlun of u favorable government
report , though most traders look tor llttlo
change. It Is thought that tbu Improvement
In Kaunas and on the i'aullle eo.ist will about
olUet lliu Injury In other states , whllo u
rather uimrUh report on spilng wheat
Is looked for. Thu market bus hud
u good decllnn and U In shape to
adv.ni' < > cahlly If the government should re
port u low condition. Corn and outs have
tliown further ue.ikncg ] on weather and the
report of free do Ivories at Interior points. It
U thought tliut farmers will sell liberally If
the ciop outlook Improves. The provision
market aupoare. to Lo hurdeiilni ! . It In thought
the big run of IKCH N over for tbu prevent und
th.it puckerb will cover their short kales and
try tu put prices higher.
CniCAdo. it ) , , Juno 10. Conneeln.un & Day
toCockrcll llros. ! 'Iho grain'markets turned
\u'iil ; under belling Uy holders on account of
warm ueutlmr In the winter wheat uud corn
belli ) , light ulearitiifos from the sou board , In-
crouso In receipts ut wubtern points and more
especially uixui repails from tbo rallroudk ot
uu unusual demand for empty eralu curs ,
which ludloates that however the bureau report -
port may view tlio uoudltlon ot the grow-
Inn crops , fiirmi'M uro willing lo muruet
another illeo of their old crops ut ruling
trices. 1'rovlslous were ctrouir , cousldcrlni :
thu lower liriiln market und the uuylnu by
paouutii. coiuiucncvd yvslurday , would have
been on a liberal scale today , except th.it
light olTcrlngi provnl od nftorn small bus *
Incii. Pork closed So lower , nnd laid nnd
ribs unchanged.
bid , Iniled.
The total sales of stocks were ! ! 23,821 shares.
Including : Atchlson , 4.M.1 : Uhlcaifo Ua < < , : iOOU :
Delaware , Inc < awanna > V : Western.H.iiO : : Doln-
ware X : Hudson , 4'JTil ; l.oulsvlllo .t NunhviHe ,
: IHW : Missouri I'aclfle. a.WO : North American ,
: i.C < )0 ) ; Northern I'aelllc. l.'li.VJ'Nirtlit : ' ( > rn 1'ncllle
preferred , 2I(1M ( ; Koidlnz.-ll.Auii St. I'aul .t
Umnhn. : u'5J4 Wheeling & Ltiko Erie , U.COO : SU
l' UlVSOiO.
New York .Alonoy .Mnrltrt.
Nr.w YOIIK , Juno 10. MONEY ON GAT.T. Easy
aMOUJ pvreont : laat loan lliperoonll closed
oiroicd at 1'i per emit.
1'itt.MK AlnitcANTir.c I'APEit 2O5 ? ( per cent.
bJTUiii.iMi K.\citANon Quiet but stoarty at
* I.BT for sixty-day bills nnd $ .8S4 ! for do-
maud.
The closing quotations on bonds :
l-'lnanclal Notes.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Juno 10. Clearings ,
Jl.455.Ul ) .
NEW YortK , Juno 10. Clearings. 8101,535,465 ;
balances , 8-iJOOG. ( ; )
llAi.TiMOHE , Md , Juno 10. Clearlnss , J2J.023-
741 ; balances , $ WsiO. ; Money 0 per cent.
LONDON. Juno 10. Amount of bullion cone
Into the Dank of Kngland on balance today ,
10.000.
PittiAnntrniA. Pa. , Juno 10. Rank oloar-
Ings , SH.ST.'i.'JS'J ; balances , fl.O-'I.CTi. ' . Money U
per cent.
CINCINNATI , O. . Juno 10 Mnnov. 35 per
cent. Now Yorlt exchange , 25Q.100 premium.
Clearings , $ ? , y01i,4 > 0j
llr.iii.tN , Juno 10. Tbo statement ol the Im
perial Jl.mkof Germany shows a decrease In
bpcclo of2.443.00a marks.
ST. Louis , Mo. . Juno 10. Clenrlnz" , f3KKI,9Q7 :
balances , ? .V.4,5 1) ) . Money , quiet , 40 percent.
New YorK cxchunco , OOc premium.
HUSTON. Mass , Juno 10. Clearlnas. $15,193.-
Kt3 ; balances , ( IT38.1X % Money , i ! ® per
cent. KxclibiiKO on Now York Uc.
NKW OIII.BANR , L'a. , Juno 10. Olearlnss ,
$ ] , X > U..rill. Excluinx'o on New York , comtnor-
elal , 50c per J,00a ! premium ; banks , $1.50 per
IC03 premium : '
Chicago l.lvo Stock furltet.
OiiiOAGo. 111. , Juno 10. [ Special TolcRram to
Till : Hun. I Them was a HUht run of cattle
today , only aooutOOO arrived , making a total
for the week of . * > 7.)94 : ) , as imnlnst fili,2CO for the
Bamo time last ucok. The demand , while not
developing any special ur oney , called for
more cutUo than vrcro comprlsod
In the supply , nnd , consequently , prices
pointed upward. They wcro a llttlo
higher than on Thursday for all
description except common grassy stuff.
Nobody seems to want tbo latter , whllo tno
tendency In good to best dry fed cattle Is In
the ooposlte direction. Fair to extra 1,400 to
1,830-lu.steers wore saleable at from $1.00 to
JI.G5 and common to choice 000 to 1,400-lb.
steers were In demand at from $ . ' 1.5' ) to $4.50.
Stoekcrs and feeders wcro quoted at from
$2.25 to $ .1.85 and cows nnd ho furs at from 81.25
to $ .1.50. The calf market was dull and de
clining , rozcnt supplies bavin ? been not n
llttlo In excess of tno demand with receipts of
scarcely more than 21,009 bond.
There was a stronger ho : market : trade
opened brisk at at ( east He advance on Thurs
day's quotations and though there was tno
usual talk about n woakur feollnz at the close
the lalo tales , quality considered , were oultu
as satisfactory as those made early In the
day. only an Inconsldoiablo paitof the supply
going beiow $1.83 , the ruling prices bolni : nt
frout S4.SO to $ I.U ! for light and from 1.8 > to
Jf..iTj ; for medium and bo.ivy weights. There
were sales of choieo assorted heavy and me
dium ut from i : > .0. > ! 4 to & . " > . ! . " > . and the usual
Hualiilni ; In plxn and culls ut from iiS'J to SI.1. ' . " ) .
The sheep mnrket was quiet , not many being
wanted either for loout bhlpplnv account
but the small receipts , about 4.uiO head , gave
the situation stiength. Good to choice grades
sold a little higher and the poorer sorts were
In demand at fully former quotations ,
llolh sheep and lambs were materially
lower than they were a week auo , the decline
In the latter reaching from $1.00 tJ $1 M. Quo
tations for sheep are from $ J.OO to $0.25 and for
Iniuns from $1.25 to 37.00.
UecelptH were : Cattlo. 0,000 ; hogs. 21,000 ;
sheep , 4.UOO.
St. Louis I-lvo Stock Market.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Juno 10. CATTLE Kccelpts ,
JM > i shipments , 2.42U ; market stronger ; fair
to good natlvo steers , Kl.Uj&i.'M : Texan and
Indian steers , fair to good , & .50Q3.U5 ; caiinorf ,
tS.Oia3.OJ.
lions Receipts , 1,8 ; . " . ; shlmiionts , 0,659 : mar
ket 5o higher : heavy , J4.00 ® ! bo ; mixed , $ I.Uu ®
4.70 ; light. $ t.5JOJ.7i .
HilBl'.r Kccelpls,410 ; shipments , 783 ; luarkot
steady ; uutlvo muttoiiH$1.255.'J5.
Kiiusas city l.lvo stock .Haricot.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. , Juno 10. OATTW : ite-
colpts. II , 100 ; shipments , GJO ; steers were antlvo
and strong to lUu higher , d.5u4.2. > ; co\v
steady , $2.25&J.SO ( ; btocicorsiuid feeder. ' . t.'l.bO.
Hoes Uecolpts , UioO ; ; ublumenls , l,7uj ; mar
ket uctlvo und strong to Co higher ; all grades ,
$4. rxQf.OO ; bulk , $ I.CUQ4.S'J. '
SIIIKI : > Itccolnis , l.'JU ; shipments' , 003 ;
market strong.
WONDERFUL WORK.
riienomcniil Aclilovomout of Mltis Knthcrlno
Curry on n Tj-pmvrltcr.
A largo galhpriiiK attended the Oraaua
Commercial college last night for tbo pur ?
pose of witnossfnc tbo typowrlting ex
hibition given by Miss Kutherlno Y- Curry ,
tlio cbuoiplou typewriting operator of tbo
world.
MUs Curry comes from the Henley Busi
ness college of Syracuse , N. Y. , where she
lias char go of the practical department of
that institution. She Is u brig tit , intelligent
younp lady und has ouuceoded In winning
many frlouds sitico bor arrival In this city.
*
The exercises lust evening were under tbo
control of K. U : Maybow of this oily , who
brought Miss Curry bore for the purpose of
convincing the publlo that the Smith I'rom-
ler typo writer is capable of attalnlnt a
higher rate of. spjod than any other inacbltio
that bus yet been placed upon the market.
The exhibition last night was convincing
evidence that such is Iho caso. In tbo flrst
exorcise , which was a dictation , Mtsu Curry
reached a psoa of ninety-eight words per
mlnuto ana every loiter aud word was cut
as clear as though the rate of speed bud
not boon half so great. Upon another trial
Mils Curry reached 114 words in dictation.
In this tbu JubtUlcuuon and tbo stroke of
the letters were absolutely perfect. Then
tbo old oxorclso which nil typewriter opera
tors use when tboy prucllco for speed was
tukou up. This familiar scntouco
wus rattled olt at Ughmlng speed ,
utiu according to the wutclies held
by tbo Judges Miss Curry made 1IK1 words
per mlnuto. Following this she wrote 170
words nud at the sumo lima carried on an
animated conversation with Tom Wilson , the
well known court stenographer , The great
event of the evening wai when Miss Curry
cut looio und wrote ISO words per mlnuto.
U. S. nl ! , who hold the watch , declared
thtttlt utv tbo inon rapid work that ho bad
over witnissod. No aoubt that Mr. Doll told
the truth , us It was a fact that that broke ull
previous authenticated records except bor
own.
own.Tho announcement brought out a hearty
cheer. Mlts Curry claimed to bo able to
write from ten to llftcen nnte words per
minute than any othfcr operator on any other
machine.
A question nrosojhnt the machine was put
up for this special purpose , but thin was
easily disproved , ns the dictation oxorrlso
wits upon ri ' 'SfriUu Premier thnt
was taken from tbo rooms of
the buslnnss collogo. The rnnchino
uion ( which the nlthcfet rate of speed \VMI
*
mndo was ono \vhlcfl bis boon used by Miss'
Curry during the pus I nlno months , The
manner in which tho.Smith Prumlcr per
formed its work ln t night convinced tUo
witnesses that it tiithb mnchlno which ratjst
soon take the place of nil others if nocurnoy
and speed nro to bpinton into consideration.
At intervals aurfftfi tpo ovenlngthoOmnhn
DnnJo-Mandolin club furnished some delight
ful tnmlo ana nt the , -cloao an ologaut nnd
dnlnty lunch was sil-ytftl In honor of Miss
Curry's visit to this citr.
Drink 1 Drink Cook's Extra Dry Cham
p.iane.
I'urol I'urc Juice , naturally fermented.
1'urol Of forty years record. Try It ,
Typewriting Speed Inhibitions u I'liUc ,
In newspaper pivrlnnco I deslro to any
thnt the o.xhlliltion o * wonderful speed
now und then displnycd by "exhibition
oporiitot's" on writing innchlncs uro
fnUos tuiro nnd simple.
* * * *
Uoyond exploiting some typorltcr
they dcnionstrnto tibsolutoly nothing
beyond showlnrr what bud worlt n typewriter -
writer bo * * * * sot
cnn mndo to dolhoy iv
bud example to thoutjliUoss | oporatorB
* * * * wlth the result tluvt inttny innuhlnos
uro banged und rnttlod to ploco8nnd
many nu oporutofbocomc8 a careless
und valuolcbs typist.
I have before mo a Bain pi o of this
rnpld writing recently accomplished * * * *
and the manufacturer of the machine on
which this bad writing was executed IB
Hooding the country with accounts of
the tost.
What does ho pi-ovo by it ?
Certainly not that his machine will do
such work as is required nowadays ) .
No sane employer would toloruto fern
n moment such work ns is displnycd as
the result of'this exhibition.
Some manufacturers , I tun pleased to
see , ttpprcciato the fact that such tests
provo very little. Thuy employ thorn
for the purpose of proving to themselves
thnt their machines will respond with
accuracy and precision to marvelously
rapid manipulation , but they do not
spread broadcast accounts of what has
boon accomplished nnd attempt to mis-
lend the public into believing that such
rapid work can bo done in the course of
ordinary business.
I have before mo a sample of work
recently written by Charles H. McGur-
rin of Kulumaxoo , Mich. , in which 100
words were written in 00 seconds ( eight
words more than the Syracuse speci
men ) , and the alignment is perfect , nnd
only once did one letter overlap an
other , and yet the manufacturers of the
machine on which this work was done
uro not advertising it ; for though they
know it cannot bo equalled on any other
machine , they know also thnt it is fur
beyond what can bo accomplished in
actual business and that to encourage
operators to endeavor to attain such
speed would simply result in a mess of
bad work which would bo a credit to no
ono.
ono.Truly , speed contents in either short
hand or typewriting , amongst practical
men and women of , the grand aggrega
tion of shorthandprs and typists , nro in
disrepute ; and this isjas it should bo.
Beyond alTcctlng silly and foolish boys
and girle , they curpy little , if any ,
weight. i
The day of speed contests has gone by.
P. H.
FranIc Harrison's Shorthand Magazine ,
Juno , 1892. _ "
ft OUT/1 001.1 IM.
OotJlIcriMnii.
Mrs. Minnie E. Michaolson had a warrant
issued yesterday - forC. . F. Jorgensen of
Omaha for obtaining pionoy'undor folso pro-
tenses. The accused was formerly in part
nership with the complainants husband and
was engaged to be married to her niece. It
Is claimed that on tbo strength of this be
borrowed sums amounting to S1.500 from
Mrs. Mlchaelson , which ho neglected to re
turn. Jorgensen was arrested and after
wards released on bnil.
lluildlnt ; Permits.
The following bulldln ? permits wcro
granted by Inspector May field yesterday :
Lena Kntuol , cottage. Twentieth and O
Bt reels , S 303
Mrs. M. Costello , fr.imc store bblldlng ,
Thlrtv-tnlrd and Q streets . . , . ' 1,530
A T Bcattreall , ono and onn-half story
frame residence. Twenty-fourth and
n streets 1,000
II Mutt loo. uullilinir. li street , between
Thirtieth and Thlrty-flrat 1,000
J.T Hyan , t\\o cottmce : , l < rancU and
Korty-llrst streets , Corrlpan plaeo 003
"
Total . $ 4,700
Hud n Itcut Nice Time.
ThoClovor Leaf Camp. No. 8 , of the Royal
Neighbors , the ladles auxiliary of tbo Modern
Woodmen , entertained about fitly guests
from Omaha and Couucll Bluffs Thursday
evening. There wcro eight now members
initiated nftcr which refreshments , consisting
of strawberries , ice cream , cake and lomon-
ndo , wcro provided. The festivities were
prolonged until n Into bour and all enjoyed
u delightful evening.
Xotert ami I'ornonalft.
The local Sons of Veterans are making an
effort to nave the next annual encampment
located nt South Omaha.
Judpo Fowler had n busy day yesterday.
Over twenty cases were disposed of , all of
which wcro potty offenses.
The assessment for South Omaha is now
nearly completed. It is estimated .thai the
valuation will bo increased about $ > 3K)0 , ( )
over last year.
The ladles of the First Methodist church
gave a very pleasant social at the church
parlors last evening , Tbo entertainment
was nnlquo and the patronage liberal.
Ttao Kyan-Wllkos light Is exciting moroln-
tarost among the local admirers of tbo manly
art than any pucillstic event that has oc
curred In some time. Wllkos Is tbo favorite
in the few bets that , have been inudo.
1U1SV EXl'&V ? MAltTItlL LAW.
Wyoutlnp ; Cltljcm Unable to ( J t Any Satis
faction Out of CJi'iu-rnl C'urr.
Docai.AH , Wye. , Juno 10. [ Special Telo-
pram to Tin : Bii.J : Six troops of tbo Sixth
eavnlry , comprising ; over 400 rccn , reached
bare about 10 o'cloclc this inornlnj' . They
are troop A , in comipaua of Captain Kendall ,
troop E , Lieutenant Wllcox ; troop
F , Captain Cajjor ; ' troop O , Cop-
tarn West ; froop , H , Lieutenant
Ilowao ; troop L c" Lieutenant Uullaghor.
They are in command of General E. A. Carr
und are accompanied \ > y Heglmental Adju
tant Iloagson and Quartermaster Blacusou.
The onlccrs und men occupied nine poason-
gor coaches , whlloW muloa , 323 homes with
wagons , equipments , forage , etc. , occupied
fifty stock and flat cari , comprising four
trains. T i
They proceeded to a point ton miles west
of UouKlas , near tbo site of old Fort Felter-
itiiin , whcro'tuo trains were unloaded and a
temporary camp eataullsbod on the banks of
the Platlo river. .
Gcnorul Carr returned a very evasive roplv
to an inquiry as to the lObjoct of the expedi
tion aud would onlvmay that bo WAS waiting
for orders nnd would remain In his present
location at toast for the present. It is learned
uuofllcmlly that the command has .thirty
duys supply of rations and ordnance enough
for a six mouths campaign.
Troop L comprises tittv-flvo Indians who
were enlisted at the Kosobud agency. Tboy
uro Urulo Sioux. It is believed hero that
martial law is likely to bo declared at almoit
any moment to cover Johnson , Converse and
Natrono counties.
Ilatllled tlio nomination.
ThuSecond Wurd Republican club was ono
of the first political organization * to ratify the
rouommatlon of Provident Harrison. Tbo
club hold a very enthusiastic meeting at
Kaipiir'a holt on South Thirteenth street
last night. It was u brief sosnlon , but the
of the club dUpla.rod great
over the work of the Mlnuo-
npojU convention , I'rottdent ( Jcorro
BtJ-yker stated the cltiD would prepare Itself
t&mcot with the Central Icagua club when
llf decided , komo tlmo next week , to hold
> i * ecnoral ratification meeting. Tbo club
* will hold Its regular meeting next Firday
night. _ _
Sixteen Miner * Hurled In Hnlnn ,
MUNICH , Juno 10. An explosion occurred
In a coal pit near Wcsbnuh nnd sixteen
miner * were burled in tbo ruins.
Tltoy Followed Copy.
Cincinnati Commercial : "Horrors ,
what an obscure hand you wrltol" said
the literary editor to the now space
writer ns ho turned in n bit of poetry.
"Oh , it's plain enough , ' ' interjected
the poet hastily. "Tho rhymes and the
motor will nolp the compositor out , und
there'll not bo the least bit of trouble if
they just follow the copy. "
And the manuscript wont huatltng up
the tube to the composing room *
* * * * * * *
"Sa'ay , what dod-gnslcd chump has
been sondln' in Ills Chinese laundry bill
for copy ? " wildly yelled out slug 10 ,
wiping a sudden burst of perspiration
from Ill's forehead and glaring ut his last
take. "I can't muko head or tall out of
this thing ! "
"Well , Chinese or no Chinese , " ctiod
the hurrying foreman , "make whatever
you can out of it nnd snag it up in
mighty short order , for wo'rolate now. "
And the typo fairly jumped from the
case into the stick.
* # w * * *
"Good Cajsarl" gasped the proof !
reader , clutching at his brow. "Aro
my eyes tailing or Is this u premonition
of nervous prostration ? " Then ho
rubbed his eyes and aturod. "By the
godsl cither I've got the blind staggers
or slug 10'fl on a royal tootl"
At that instant a scream came down
the spout : "Itus'h that proof along for
heaven's sake ! Wo'ro latol"
The proofreader groaned , .galloped
down the column , hesitated , and then
desperately thrust the slip into the tube ,
huskily murmuring , "I compared it with ,
the copy and that is us near as I can get
to Hebrew these days. "
* * v *
That night the now spnco writer hur
riedly wrapped up and addressed a copy
of the issue without u glance and
dropped it into the mull , with this brief
note :
"My Onlicst Sweet and Dearest Marie
I send you u number of the Sunday
supplement containing my little poom.
Your face was an ever present inspira
tion to mo when I wrote , and happy
thoughtsof you inspired every sentence.
Here you will find expressed what I
have over felt toward you , but have
hardly dared to volco before. Till
death , etc. "
Miss Marie Cortlandt Van Clifton
glanced through the tender notoblu8hcd
with pleasure , and hurriedly opening
the paper road :
TO MAIIIE.
When the breeze from Iho bluobottlo's.blus-
toring bilm
RTwlrls the tends In n tooroomaloo ,
And the whiskery whine of the whoedlo-
some whim
Drowns the roll of the rattattoo ,
Then I dream in the shade ot the shally-go-
slioo ,
And the voice of the ballymolay
Brings the smell of the stale poppy-cods
blummorod in bleu
From tbo willy-wad over the way.
Ah. the shuddering shoo and the bllnkotty-
blanks
Over the hills of the hockotty-how 1
Give the rlgmarolo to the clan sjory-wang ,
If they care for such Mlcdco ;
But the thingumbob kiss of tbo wbangory-
bang
Keeps the hlgglddy-pigglo for mo.
L'ENVOI.
It is pllly-po-doddlo and allgobung
Wncn the lollypop covers the ground ,
Yet the poldlddlo perished plunkoty-puner
When iho heart ] ltnmy-cogglcs around.
If the soul cannot snoop at the giggle-some
cart ,
Keeking surcease in n glucety-glug ,
It is useless to say to the pulsating heart ,
"Yunke-doodlokor-chucgoty-chugl"
The now space writer and Miss Marie
Corlundt Van Clifton are not engaged
now.
Sofa pillows of tan-colored sateen em
broldorcd in silk.
{ \ v . , Can't lie found
JVi\ \ \ \ \ I ( tlio equal of Dr.
Plcrco's Gold on
Medical Discov
ery. If other
medicines of it's
cliiia t\cro like it ,
they'd bo guaran
teed. This is : If
it doesn't benefit
or euro , in every
case for which it's recommended , you get
your money buck. It isn't a " cure-all , " but
U does euro nil diseases arising from a torpid
or deranged llyer , or from impure blood.
For nil Scrofulous , Skin nnd Scalp Discuses ,
it's a positive remedy. Even Consumption ,
or LUng-scroftila , is cured by it , if taken in
time and given u fair trial. Tlmt'tf nil that's
asked for it a fair trial. Then if it doesu't
help you , thero'B no pay.
Bcwn.ro of himrioiis initiations or dilutions ,
offered nt lcs prices.
Wo claim it to be nn uncqunled remedy to
purify the blood owl Invigoratetlio liver.
Wo claim it to bo lasting in its effects , crea
ting nn appetite , purifying tlio blood , nnd
preventing Bilious , Typhoid nnd Malarial
fevers , if taken in lime. The time to toke
it Is when you first feel tliofJgns of u-earinesi
and U'calcncss. By druggists.
SOUTH OM AH A.
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA.
est cuttle , hoc and hbcep marUot In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CEO. BURKE & FRKZIER
L1VI3 STOCK COMMISSION.
THE LEAOntlS.
Qfl rrUAIUI Wrlto to this hotua for cor-
OU. UJUA11A | rect Market BsporU.
Wood Brothers ,
Eouth Omnlm Telephone 11V7. - Chicago.
J. 1) . IJAPI8MAN. I
W. K. WOOD , f
Mnrkot reports by mall nnd wire cheerfully
fiirnUhcd upon application.
THE
Campbell Commission Co.
Ohlciicn , KistHU Toiii , Kunsas Olty , South
Uniithii , Moitx Ulty. l''ort ' Worth.
A. CrIII , W. Y. Donor. U. ! ' . Tiillimilje.
ClilciKti. Hug salesman. Cnttlo riulonnan
Crill , Denny & Company ,
I.lve Stock Commission. HooinVT HxcUanjo
South Oamliu.
A. D. Boyer &Company ,
f > 8 and fSU Exchange IlulldlnjSouth Omaha.
Corroponilcnco bollcltoil nnl uromptlr ivrnwurjl ,
bpcolal aitontlon to orilor < ( or utoi-kors .V facileri.
Kitabltihcd , 18i ) . . . . lnoorioratod | , 1UJ
Capltul lullr l > aU , tlJWl.
Waggoner LJirney Company ,
Wrlto or wlro ui for prompt unJ rollabla market
reportt. _ .
Perry Brothers & Company ,
LlvoStook Commission.
Koora 61 Exohango Hulldlng , tfouth Omaha
Telephone 17iJ. )
Gassmaa & DaQleji M. H. Hogarty & Oo. ,
Itooms CO andflj. Kx- Kooui 31 Kxounio
uhangollulldln ? . Hulldlng.
South Omaha , - Neb South Omaha , - Neb
SOUTH OMAHA. BANKS.
Union Stoclc Yard National
- : I3ANK.
The onlr bank ut the yurdi. Capital and iur-
plui.r.'JO.OJQ. Collociluni growing out of tha llru
tuck builnoii lUuuH lie tout cllroct to thlt buok.
Blilppcn can d | iu i4ur craJlt o ( tuulr huuiu buak
Hlit'iovcrlociiwa.
OMAHA
'and
AROHITEOT3 AND BTJILDBR3
J. H. OlEHN.
Contractor ! nnd imj contractor ! for all klmli of
building , plntlBtlntr palntlntato will rcrelTU
copjr of ( llonn'i architect ! and tin dm director
free , br nendlnu tlielr name , liuilncss and locix
lion to the imbllilicr. J , II. ( llcnn , 113 H. nth ( t
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
MORSE-COE8HOI03.
I1UJ llotrard BtrosU
Fmtorj oornvr lliu nud Uauilai str iti.
We are making oloi * prlcas to oatu biirars. anl ar
selling cimi of good i whlohU Torr
DltwltU msrchiot * .
STEVEN GREEDON.
Mnnnfncturer's npent. I can siipplr rouwlth everything -
thing In sho3 < , men's.woman's and cblld' nt low-
t' t factory price's and discounts , l.nloit styles.
Kill Knrnam Strict. Houu l.V w
IRXENDALl , JONES & , AMERICAN HAND SEW
CO. , ED SHOE CO.
Whnlemlo Mfrs. Acentn Hoots. MIOCJ , ruhbcrn
llosloli Ituhber Shoi'Co. felt Booils. laiS , 131
1102,1IU4. llOililnrncy-st Ilnrnoy-st.
BREWERS.
JOS. SCHLITZ BREVr-
INO 00.
Offloo , 8.9th and I.caren-
worth Sir , umaba.
John JUarhover. Ant.
CONFECTIONERY.
VOEOEIE& DINHINQ
Mfrg Comfecttoncrs and
Jobbers of foreign and.
domestic frulta , 1110
Howard at.
CARRIAGES.
W.R.DRUMMOND&CO.
Cnrrlago builders. Host
and patrol wagons a
specialty.
18th , opp. Court Ilousa.
CLOTHING.
BLOfGfir i , UUrtEN ,
OILMORE&.RUHI
Clothing , notionfurnish- ,
Infp. lilro us i > trial , Manufra and wholcF.ilt
Samples prepnld by ex clothlars. UN llarnoy
press. 11IJ llarnuy , strdet. ,
COAL , COKE , | CORNICE.
OMAHA COAL , COKE & EAOLECORHCE WORKS
LIME CO. , Mfrs. galvanized Iron
Hard and soft coal. B B. cornlco , window caps . ,
motillo skyllKhtB , cto.
ocr. 16U > ud Douglas- .
ita. 1110 , KUUodga-st.
CONTRACTORS.
J. H. GLENN.
Contrnctors and sub conlrnclorn for all kind * of
building , plastering , painting etc. . will receive a
copy of ticnn' ! architects and builders directory
free , by sending their name , business nnd loca
tion , to the publisher. J. 11. ( Jlcnn , 113 S. lltli
Street.
DRY GOODS.
KILPATR1DX-KOQH
M.E. SMITH t CO. ,
DRY GOODS CO. ,
Dry goods , notions , fur- Dry goods.nottons , gontf
Dlshlng goods. Corner furnishing goods. Cor.
1Kb and Howard-its. 11th and lloward-st.
FURNITURE
OMAHA UPHOLSTER-
BEEBE & RUNYAN FURNITURE
IKQ CO.
NITURE CO.
,
Upholstered furniture
lira-mud Nicholas si Oraco nnd Thirteenth
AVhoIcsalo only.
RIPANB TABULE8 rcirulatpj
the st > inachll\rrauil Imwclii , purl-j
ify the Hood , cru fnlt' nod cffiftualig
lllie best ninilclnc knoyi nlor L'llioii J
rjiia , conBllpatlon. djiitpMi , foul ,
bre.if.i , hi adiche , heuiti urn , Iocs of t
crjretltc.Jncntal < ic | ifilon , i llifulo
dljiwtlon , plinnlos. aiillow r iinrlt i-
' .c
Imnuro bloc'o- fallura by ( ho ( .tuniach , Urr or InJ
to-ttaes to perform Jhclr prorer rttnctlopii. IJcrMiw
NOTICE ASSESSMENT OP DAM
AGES FOR GRADING JONES ,
JACKSON , HOWARD AND
OTHER STREETS.
To tlio owners of all lots , parts of lots and real
estate uloiiu Jones street from filth street to
UlStli street , Juckson street from 31th street
to.'llth Htieot , Howard slice t from KM street
to : : ( lth htruot. Half Howard ulreot from
Kedlek Grove toUUtb street , IHili Rtreet from
I.oavenworlb btruotto Half Howard street.
Ittth Btreot from Jones street to llnrnov
Blieet , and 3Uli nvonno from Loavenworth
strcut to Half Howard HtrcoU
You uro horiiby iiotlllud llu.t tlio undersigned
tbroo disinterested freeholdoi-H of tlio city of
Uinalia , liavo been duly appointed by tlio
mayor , wllh Iho approval of the city council
of buldclty , to assess the danuiEOto tlio own
ers respectively of tbu property affected by
cradliii ; Jones street from Illth slreot toIWlli
sttoet , Jnukfion stieot fromlMlh stn-Jt to liiitli
street , Howiird street from aird street to.ljt i
street , Half Howard street from HoUlulc
Grove to Ilfith street , .lltli Rtroet from Leavon-
wiirth street to Unit Howard street , Ilith
street from Jones street to llarnuy stieot ,
and : i-"lili avonuu from heavrnworth street to
Half Howard street , declared neec s'iry by
Urdlnancu No. : W7 , uassod May ailli. ! > - , ap
proved May 2Sth. IS.ri
Vou are furtber notlfled , thnt liavlnp ao-
ccploa said appointment , and duly ( luullllcd
as requlicd by law , wo will , on the : Mtli day of
June , A. I ) . 18 ! ) . ' , at tlio bour of 10 o'clock In
tlio forenoon , at tlio oMIco of T. U III minor ,
Itoom 1 , Ware HlouU , within the eorporato
llmltsof salU elty. meet for the purpomof
conslderlnt ! and making the nsichsinunt < tt
( lamai-o to tlio ownora rcspeetivoly of sild :
iiroporty , allootoil uy said irraUln , ; , tiiklnx
Into consideration special bonolliH , If any.
Yon nro notltlod to be present at tlin tlnio
nnd plaeo aforcsa d. und maUo any objections
to or statements coneornllitf s ld m-st-i-aiiient
of dunmccB as you ' llJcgnlj'lj'f'J [ | ' ( { ' ! ; > , J"rt |
W. J. MCI UNI' .
JAS. II. . .
Commlttoo of Appr.ilMoru ,
Omaha , Juno lOtli. 1 W JlldlOt
ORDINANCE NO. 3097.
An ordinance dnoliirlng the bank of oartli now
oxlstiuonthohoulli Klduof Hiirnoy bircet ,
next wont of i'lth street , a niiUitncu. and or-
dorliiB tliomnio to Do Kradud down.
Ho It ordained by the oily council of tlio city
'
riuutlon I , That the bank of ourtli along tlin
lot on tlio south sldo of llarnoy street , uoxt
uust of'Hli Miuot , In the city of Umaliu , and
dMlb'iintud on tlio alias of Iho elty
of Omaha published by ( J. M , Hop
kins as "Kollnzu , " be , and tlio sumo
is hereby 'leelared to bo n nulsunue , mill
the bamo Is ordered to to abuted by
down tlio front part of said lot bo ax to prevent
tlio wanting , fulling or wunhliiK of ( virtli there
from upon tlio mljacont sidewalk , and the
owner of said lot IK hereby required within
thirty days from tuo pussirii of tills ordi
nance , to abate said iiulaaneu and crado
down said lot as heroin required , and falling ,
nogloiHlni ; or ref uslnit so to do the boaid of
publlo works la hereby directed to eau o said
crudiiu to budone , and report tlio cost thereof
for thn purpose of a > ussln tno same uguliut
t-eetlon S. That this ordinance take olfcct
uud bo In force from and after Its pussavo ,
IMued Juno 7th. UW.
, N aHOVEfli
City Clerk.
WM. K. linuriKU
Aottne I'roHldent Ulty Council ,
Approved JuBu ul . , | |
M.iyor.
GROCERIES. | DRUGS , EU. " /I
D.M , ITEELE .OD. , BLAKE.BRUOEACB. ,
UOMWS JOlM tOth and TIarar
Omtht. Vmahk.
GRAIN.
W. E. RIDDELL RIDDUL& GO.
, ,
( KstnbltMicd 1S35. )
le butter & CKKI Butter , chcoio. Hit ,
lluri and lolli for vciiotahlcs. frultl.pouf
trjr uud gamo. 1
cash. < I3 a. lltU-Bt.
STOVE REPAIRS.
OMAHA STOVE
WORKS ,
Steve repairs and wnl f
nlluchmantB for anf.
ktud of Bto ? m&d * .
ia)7 ) Douglas.
SASH. TOVS.
M.A. OISBROW&OO. H. HARDY &OB.
, Torn , rtolls. lbumi ,
Manufacturer ! of aaih rnnor B00ilhounfur
d o o r 1 , blind ! and nlshlnu uoodi. ohtl
muuldlnuB. Hranch of- drcn'i csrrlwti. U14
fioe , IStU and I rarnom atroou
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U. S. DEPOSITOROMHANH3
Cnpltnl $4lD ) , 001
urplus . . , , 003 , JJ
Onicersan < JnirofjM HoarW. . Vntoin * > illii *
It. C-Cmliltu. rlca proiUant. II a. Mmrloj. W. /
Morse , John rf. Collins , J. N. IL I'JtrlOi. lili A
ItuuU. Cnslilor.
Tl-iB. IRON BA.NK.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
You are hereby notllioJ that the following :
doscilbed premises , to-wlt :
Lot t2 block II Walnut Hill.
Lot 3 block 7 Drake's addition.
i : OJ ft of w 31U ft lot 1C lliu tlotl's addition.
Lot 1 Turraco addition.
North 44 f tot lot 4 blo3k 13 Improvement As
sociation addition.
Kast ! i of north ! i lot 8 Hapcall & .logors ( sub
o < lotH5'i. 57. .W. Itogerh' plat of ukolioma.
Lolii block 3 Drake's addition.
Lot 11 block : i Drake's addition.
I.otO block 1) ) Marsh's addition.
Ixits 8 undo block 8 and lot 5 In block 0 la
Marsh's addition.
North ' , 't ot lotB block ( I Marsh's addition ,
Lots II aim 12 block ? Monn.oiith i'urk.
lot , l.'rt ) ock 7 jMoniuoiilh 1'ark.
North ! iof o.i L',4of .ot.lund south ' / of cast
Ji of loii : hloclc.l 1'urk I'laeo.
Lot 5 I'armentor place.
llloek 7 I'arniontur pluco.
Lot 7 Hsdlck's ( Jrovo.
I.ot8 lli'dlek's ( Jiovo.
Iol2block5siihdlv J I , Ilodick'H addition.
Lots 13 and 14 hlouk K Shlmi's 2d addltleu.
Lit3hloclfj.ShuirH addition.
Lnti23 nnd 21 block 8 Walnut Hill.
Lot 21 Mock D Walnut Hill. _ .
Lots block 2 Unku'H addition. * *
Lot 0 hlouk 2 Ilraku'D addition.
Lots 10 and 13 block 2 Drake's uddlt'on ,
Lotlibloek7 Drake's iiddlllon.
Lots 1 , 2 and 4 block 7 Dr.ike's uddlllon.
Houth ; { of noulli ! i of lot 5 block 254 , elty.
North > $ of south ' / of lot 5 block 2.H , city.
North K of lot 5 hiook 2.3H. oitv ,
Hint ! iof lot.MCoyh'sublotO Capitol addi
tion.
tion.KHdt 10 feet of west 20) feet lot 10 llartlelfi
nddlllon ,
Lot I block 4 ttnsttHk linu'ldltlon \ ,
Lot lOOOIsii'Hnililltlon.
Lot7blUKl ) A H 1'iilrlok's addition.
' Lot I blouk2 A U r.ilrlok'K uddlllou.
Buuth 41 feet of lot 4 block 13 , Improvement
Association nddlllon.
Lots 3 and 4 bio-jit K Hawthorne addition.
Ho.ith 37 feet of north ' / of lot 4 blouii 13 Improvement >
provoment Assoelallon.
Lots 13 und 14 b ouk 4 L'ikovlew.
Houth 70 feet of lot 0 bloek U Lowe's uddl-
NiirtliTd feet of lot 0 block U Low's uddl-
Wt'Bt ! i of north ' / of lot 8 of Ilanoiill A ;
Itogors'subof lotsW ) , 57 , 5S , Hogerb1 plut of
' '
Lols'l'aiid 2 bloek 0 Walnut III 1.
Lots 2 , 3 , 4 , hlnek 111 I'opiileton i'.irc.
Lot 4 dlv lot K yt ' sub Oapltol udultlon ,
North 40 foot of rioiitli } i lot 4 block 13 Im
provement Association ,
Lot4 Dlti'ik 3 Drake's iiddltlpn. . , ,
Have been deulured by ordinance No. .KCI l „
bonilUiiLci-sby ruabon of thu oxlstoiiro of
the or liunKi or
btiittnant water upon mujio
uurih caving over ailjaoent slduwulkn.
abate iild nulii-
Vou nro hereby directed to
unVcs witliln sixty days of the date of Ihls 1.0- .
tlcoorsiildiiiiUunfeiwIII bo abated l > tlio
tbnioof lov-
elty aiitliorttluH und tlieoxpunxu
leifnH u Hpcoliil tax iiKitjiiHt Jhe properly on
whluh said iiulsiineeH oxlut , . . . . . ,
Tlio ho ird of puDllo work * will bo In iowlou
on t ho2Ubday of June. lhW.between the hoiiM
of I und 3. at which tlmo tin opportunity will
bo given you to bo beard In regard to Bald
UhHlrninn of the Hoard of i'ubllo Works of th
Ulty of Onitthi * . Juuoll-U- " "