Nebraska Newspapers

    6 THE OMAHA DAILY TUESDAY , JUNE 21 , 1892.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Wheat Developed ix Stronger feeling find
Business Improved.
NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS WERE HEAVY
Thin Untl n Tendency to Crcnto nn Enty
Frclliifr , but thu Knrly Advmico In
Corn Kxcrtcil u SlroiiBor Movo-
inciit InVlicnt. .
OIIICAOO , 111. , Juno 20. \ Rood business wns
trnnsnctcd In wheat and n sttonccr Iccllug
developed. Tlio opening was n slitulo bailer
than closing prices Hnlurday iind eased off n
ttlllc , tlicn rallied lUc. nitnln weakened.prices
declining lUc , liolil ( toady nwl llio oloio was
from } ic to Ho lower tluin Snlurday. The ro-
ccluls In the northwest were honvy , which Iind
a tendency tocroMonn easy fcollnx , but tko
early advance In corn exerted n stronger
feeling In wheat nnd to this was thu Improve-
incnl in prices allrlhiitcd ,
In corn n Inrco voluinu of business win
trntiBiictcd , tlio maruol rullnis active the
KrcatiT part of the session , Huolualliins cov-
crlnis from li ! < > to l ? e ranee. Thofuolliu was
nervous and untcttlorl , nrlcu cliniitt'"i uclni !
frcqtienl nnd Kiiddon. 'I ho opening wns
illronit ut from Uu to * iv nilvnncn on ruins In
the districts where harvesting has boziin. and
nfler it luss-of ! { eon IUIIK selllna an advunco
of ! do was scored. Thu lar < ro ( iiTorlniti. aldo I
bvthowcak tamplu timrkut. dratted down
tfiocotittact Kradcs l4c.ml ! the close was n
fraction ( or July mid fuptembur IJieoiislor.
Outs wuro slow and unsettled. Thcro was
nn easy < itunlii ) ; ' , prices ruccdlns nt from \io \
to % o , t'lio strength In corn hiul n eood client
nnd prices advanced and nftur Idling a part of
Iho advance closed steady to HU higher than
Ualurday.
llojr products advanced after n firm open-
InK , 'I ho voliinio of trading was moderate.
At the liluhiisi point of the day sollliu orders
wvro weaker. Thu murkot sent prices down ,
especially for pork. l.nrd and ribs maintained
the advance fairly well.
Tnc loading futures ratrj d ns follows :
Caeh uuotatlons were as follows :
KI.OUHSteady and unchan pd.
WIIKAT No. ! i spring. 7tfJ es No. 2 rosl. 70He.
Conn Lower ; No. 2 , HO.Uc : No. 3 yellow4W
ITUc.
OATS-NO. 2. 3i3lKc ; : No. 2 white , S3M ®
B c : No. 3 white. aj4i3'4c. : :
KYF-NO. 2 , 70c.
llAitLur No. 2 , COo ; No. 3 , Stvasicj No. 4 , 34 ©
l o.
FLAX SEED No. 1 , 8t.oaail.o.T , { .
TiMOTlir SKKD I'rltno , Jl..IKfil/n.
I'oitK-Moss. per bbl. . * 10.7.villo.77 > { : lard ,
per lee Ibs. , & ) .li7 { 1.GU ; short rlta sides ( loose ) ,
| ( i l-2i(3n.M ! ( ; short clear sides ( boxed ) . JU.G.VS
IO.W e.
WHISKY Distillers' flulshoJ goods , per gal. ,
siinAits-Unehangcd : out loaf , o &j ? c : granu-
lutcd. 4ic ! ; standard A. 4fe.
Kecelpts and shipments today wore as fol
lows !
On the Produce exchange today tlia butler
market was firm ; Kggs , 12QUWO.
Now York -Murkotn.
Nnw YOIIK. Juno2'-l'Yotm-Kocclpls. ' 41.77 : .
pkcs. ; exports , 4.i'lO : bbls. anil 10U sacks : dull
nnd Irregular , oloslnu heavy ; sales. 2.V 'J.
( 'IIIIN MKAI. Dull.
WIIKAT Receipts , : ji,700 ! bu. ; oxports. 181,007
til. ! saleH , l.K'.O.OOi hu. of futures : IMJOUJ bu. of
. , . , , . . . .
u. * ii. uj Mj/iuu. v. iuiu UK iC e
her. Wy@uo'c ) , cioslng at 8U'io : May ,
- i > . closlns
, „
live I'lrin.
Htooksofrraln In store nnd nflotil.Tuno 18 :
Wheat. 3ci.fi.vl : : Im j corn , WWt'i bu. ; oals , 2jg-
V 7 bu. ; rye , KJ.U05 bu. ; malt , 31,250 bu. ; barlov ,
63KIlbn. ( ; peas. 3,1(17 ( bu.
HAIIIIV : MAI.T Noalectcd.
CoitN HecolptH , Hfl.47.'i bu. ; export * . UO.OOO
bn. ; saltst 7i''i. . OMiii. futures ; I3uou bn. spot.
Spot dull and Irregular : No. 2 , Wii'Joln elova-
Kc : December. fli4c : ! : May , 53J5e.
OATS Uecelpts , i | L'.72. > tin. ; oxporti.ro. ooobu. :
tales. 60.UJH ln. of futures anil I0uuu bu. of
ipou Hpol market opened stronger and closu.l
iteudy , moderately active. Optlonn dull ,
llrmor ; June , 'Me : July , : aiGc. ; ? closing at
We : Aii''iist , : ilJuoptombor. ? : ! . Itl aHc. clos-
IIIK al : ri(5c ( : No. S. white. 41o ; mixed wuiiurn.
5li-W15u ! : while wcstiirn , 3Sci No. a Uhleago ,
ll'.if.
II AY Quiet nnd steady.
ilfil'H1'isy and ( | iilet.
KuciAH Haw , ( julul ajid flrinur : fnlr rodnlng ,
lU-llie ; centrifugals , UO test , 33-lUo ; rellned.
Qiiehungcd.
MDLASSUS Foreign , dull ; 50 lost , lOJlc ; Now
Orleans , steady and iiuler.
ItvisSteady and iiulet : united closed onlot.
I'KTiiDi.uUM-Stuudy ; united , steady ut 5le
for July.
Corro.NHiiKU Oit.-IuII ) ; crude , 23Jo [ ; yel
low , : sjo.
TAi.i.ow-Qulet and steady ; city ( { -.00 for
packing ) . 47-aanic.
KosiN-Hliiiidv and null ; stralnoil , common
to good , * l , > . ' 7'.jiil.3/ ( .
Tuui'iNTiNi--jultt : ( : foreign , 30 < 3iOHo. :
KcinH I'rlnio In fair demand and llrmor :
western , l.Vfilfio ; receipts , 4.HIU pkgs.
HiiiKS-bteady mid ilull ; wet Halted Now Or
leans selected , 45 to 7.1 Ibs. , uasc ; Texas o-s
looted , BJ to oo Ibs. . r , < 3bc.
Tonic Quiet.
CUT MKATs-rirm , coed drmand ; pickled
< Hlles , T'-i'iiT u ; pickled hams , ll4ftllic ! ! ;
> MVdles llrmer , iju'et ; short oloar , t7.iii7il."j.
IMUD-Moro active , higher. Urm : wuslorn
ilenm closed at W.SI ; M'jIeR , 1,05'J tlcrcct ;
OiJllons sales , s.oa.1 llorcoi : July. SU.R' < ita87.
Jl'SJj-'iW-tO'H-Jsod ' : August. Wttti September ,
.tW'ii7.oi. ; cUnIng al M.UJ ; Oclober , ; .oa.
llllTTKli-Oiilut , unsettled.
CiiKKSK-Mndur.itu domnnd , Irregular.
I'm litos Quiet ,
Cowcit-Quleu
LKAli-Diill.
TIN Weak ; sales. ( it.GI.
Kt. l.iuiu Alnrkuti ,
PT. I.nuts , Mo. . JunuSO. l'i.oun Qnlot and
unchiingod.
WIIKAT Opened UOUc off. then advanced 'i
Bio. but reacted unit oluicd littUJ undorSnt-
Hl,1"y ; < 0 l > cloteiUOu : July , 77 > ic ; Au u *
ICKo : Hcptiimber , 77u.
CoitN-Casli. higher. 4lio ! bla ; Juno 4lo :
Inly. 4.lic : Soptuinbor. 4U > 4e.
toVuifr78r"sft "Uli July > IO'Vci So1"
llYK-No'iunrket.
ItiiA.v Quiet ; 'Po ' O'ist trick.
( 'OIINMKAI , Kowor : 1. . iJiit'J. 15.
. . .
Diiv HALT MEATS I.ooso shouldori. 3.75 ;
liiii7N and ribs , W.'JS ' ; shorts , J7.IJ ; baxod , 13u
more ,
llAi'OK Shouldnrs. JH..V ) ; bains. It 1.09 ® 13,53.
KKCKiiTH-Ktonr , 7.001 bu ; whim , .M.UJJUII.J
corn. VI3.1WO bn. : out .l\OJJ ) bu. ; rye , 1,0-jo bu. ;
barley , none ,
SHIPMENTS I'lonr. 4.00011)s. i wnoiit , 30,000 bu. ;
corn. 01,000 bu. ; o.its , U.Ojo bu.i rye , none ;
burli-y , none , _
Kiinsn * City . ' \liirkfts. \
KANSAS CITV. Mo. . JunoM. . WIIBAT-
Hlghur , closlni : weak ; No , 2 hard , tn < 3
J7un2rod. ; . 7 a3e.
OoiiN-lllgjier. clmn ! weuk ; No. 2 mtxea ,
Mai No. 2 xvhlte.lTHUtbc.
No. 3 mlxca. 2SiJQaoi No. 2
Hvt. steady : Nn. 2. CSc. ! } *
l'l.A.\8iri-lKo ; ) on thn basin of pure.
HIIAN Wtiakt micki-il , Me.
HAY Hauler , iincliikngudt timothy ,
IMi priilrk' . tt7.00 < aK..M.
IltiTTKii l''lnn ; ciuami-ry , 10317oj dulry , 11
0)i ) : > Hu ,
KCIIHV ak ut Ik1.
lU.CKli'lhWheat , M.O 0 bu. ; corn , ROM
3ti t Diitr , I/O' .
Oiili'MKXTitVliCat , 30,4)1 ) bu.t corn , 8,000
bu. ; eaU , 3.XO ,
Tiilrdu ( Iriun Alnrliet.
TOLBIIO. ( > . . Juno SJ. WIIUAT Lower ; No.
( iMibli nun Junti. Hu'Ja
COIIN Dull ; No. 2 ciiuli , nOa.
OATb-Qululi No. 2 unsli , ale.
VIsllilo Supply ut ( Jraln.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 2a Vhlble iuuplyo ( grain
for Juno ! Who t , W.000,000 bu . decrease. 010-
DO J bit , ; conn5li,000 ( bu. , Increase. 018,000 liu. !
outs. 4.CRI2.000 bu. , IncrcHso. Wl.oou bn , : ryo.
377t0.i bu. . decrease. Itvxw bu. ; burley , 370,000
bu. , decrease , 17,000 bu. _
C'ntton .Mnrlipt ,
SST. LOIJH. Mo. , Juno -Middling. ( . 711-103.
2 lc ? . 100 bales. Uecelpti , 8JO bales ; shipments ,
.KOInilcn ! Hock , 74.SUO bnlos.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 20. Kasy ; middling inl
ands , 70-lic ( : middling Orleans , 7 M-lOcs
Aitlcs. 0 > t bales ! futures closed oulnt ; snips ,
1 :1,5,0 : oalcs ; Juti8 , 17,2.v July , $7.2.'i ; August ,
'NKW Onr.EANR , La. . Juno 2J. Qulot : mlil-
dlliiit,75-lrie ; low mlddllng.O ii-10c : : good ordi
nary , OS-lOc : gross receipts. 1,701 bales ; sales ,
KM Unlei ; stock , IUJ.777 bales ,
Nnw Vork Dry Uiiniln Market.
Nnw YOHK. Juno 2) . lluilnoss In dry goods
wns lcs < ncllvo following llio ho.tvy Irado of
ml week In blenched t-oltons. Today the re
action sot In and the following upward
chances took Place : Lonndnlo 4-4 bluachcil
shlrtlncs ndvnnecd HHc.7-8 bleached shirtings
to7Hc. Cumberland to So , UlackAtono tofi c ,
Hope to B i1 , Fliichvlllo to OUe. Lonsdnlu
oaiiibrloadvancuil 24 percent. 1'rult of the
Loom 4-4 and 7-8 advanced 8V < c.
l.lii'rpiK ) ! MurUet * .
IiivF.npnnu.1una SO. WHEAT Qulot : steady.
CoiiN-Sioady : mlxi-d ucstorn , 4s lOijil.
1'ollK I'rlmu mess western firm , KM.
iMliti I'rlino western. : tls < l pur uwt.
CIIKUSK American Onost white , 4Ss ; Amorl-
cnn llncslrolort'd. lllc. .
TAt.tuw Kino American. 24s Cd.
Minneapolis \Vlioiit Murkot.
MiNNnAi'ot.is. Minn. . Juno 2) . July wheat
opened al. 7ilJc. ? deollnoJ .stiadlly. Ihon run
up. llnally closlni ; til 7(1) ( ) , i' . Clo o : June , 70'ic ' ;
July , 70i ! ; August , 75ic ! ; on track ! No. I hard ,
HUu ; No. 1 northern , 7Mio ) ; No. 2 northern , i040
"
Coltue Miirkct.
NEW YOIIK. Juno 20-Optlons sloady. un
changed to B points down. Sales , 7.2.V ) bags ,
Including JuniHH1 ; July. Jll.CS ; August ,
! ll. ( : yentomber. IlLO' . ; December , tll.uu.
Hpol Ulo , dull , nominal. _
ruri'lgii Oil Miu-Kct.
LONPON , JllllO 20. CALCUTTA LlNSEEH
4s I'd ' pcriUirtur. |
LI.NSKUII On , Iris CdOlfi' * 7Jd ! per cwt.
TUItrKNTIM :
Trailurn'Talk.
CitiCAdO. 111. , June 2' . Counsoln.nn k I-iv
to Cockrell Ilios. : The appuarancu of three
storm comers on U.o wealher nmp ihla mornIng -
Ing gnvo whout an oirly : bulge , wllli shorts
covering Uxgtmrd ngalnsla wet Imrvost scare ,
Later figures of crop movement , India ship
ments , visible decrease nnd fi Icing for experts -
ports , vri-ro all disappointing to holders nnd
selling by longs caused a Uws of the mlvanco
and a lifeless closing to thu market. Corn
opened slrnng and sold up sharply on bidding
by the local bull combine , bill on estimates of
l.ILVJcars to urrlvu tomorrow , bids wore ro-
duccd and considerable Hales for July mid
September wcro made by commission
houses , for country account , with llio leading
local longs buying freely u scale down. 1'ro-
vlslons wuro bid up lu sympathy with ttiocorn
market , bill olTcr.ngs were hul'i ' on account of
fewer hogs nnd ( Inner cables thtin oxpoutod ,
and tbo market closed higher and Urm.
ClIICAno. Ill , , JunoS'l. ! ' . U. I.ogun it Co. , to
Diincnn , llolllnnorA : Co. : The wheat nmrnet
today has been falrlv active. July Iliictuallng
from 7S'io to7ic. ! ) The closln ? prlco is TBJSc.
b'optoinber selling about ! io under. Coiuil-
tlons are uiich'inged. Ho ports from the win
ter bolt are good and with line weather har
vest will begin llio lallcr part of this week.
The new wheat that arrived at St. Louis sold
ntOJc per Imihel. a fancy price. The stock of
contract grade here Is now ubout47.UJo'J'X ' ) bu.
The quiilltv Is extra fine , being hard spring.
and difltcult to buy unless at a good premium
over July. Cables lire weak and so far wo
learn of no orders coming here. The weather
for the next week or two Is the Important
factor. If crops are secured In good
condition wo will have lower prices.
Anything to retard a Harvest or damage -
ago by r.ilns wilt tin In favor of some
llttlo advance. The business doing In corn
has been good. Jnlv opened at4'.lo to 4D4c ! ,
sold up to fiO'.c nnd vIoM'd tit 48 ? e , The real
izing has been heavy. The best buyers have
been from thu country and local shorts. With
the prospect of nol over a threo-iuarlnrs |
crop U will pay to buy on all declines. The
September option we consider best , liu. : pro
duct has been linn nil thu session. Toward
Hie close llicre was some real/ ! ; ami the
market closed weak. Wo still feel friendly
to ribs and laru , but after an advance of over
Hie on rll > 3 an i ? ic on lard we should have
reactions , but on any good break wo think
they should bu bought.
CIIICARO , III , , .Iu no 20. Kcnnett , IIo ; > klns&
Co. to fr. A. AlcWhorter : Thuiu was an easier
feeling at thu outset , but strength In corn
started July shorts 10 covorliu wheat and a
fool race to gel In followed. As thu month
draws to n close trades In July will be evened
up and this may cause a show of hlrcnxth. It
Is said that harvesting will bu general lu
southern Kansas anfl Missouri this week nnd
grain looks finely. Tlio now crop Is evidently
going to move sooner than expected ,
wltn a visible supply of 2.1,00..OJO , which
may bo expected to Increase next month.
There may bo a constant pressure lo sell ,
against which It will bo hard tosustaln prices.
July corn may bo n purchase on breaks while
manipulation lasts , bill on Its merits grain
looks too hlglj. Receipts are larso. and while
the grading doc.s nol relieve shorts In oilier
options It Is oonlitful If tbo consumptive de
mand will nb.sorb current supplies al prices ,
The weather U superb for corn
but not so favorable for oats and more activ
ity nnd strength In the lallor would nolle
surprising. I'rovUlotis were strong the first
hour and there was rood general buying' ,
which advanced prices miitorlaljy , but the
market took the offerings woll. Armour talks
biiHNh , but docs not seem to bu buying much
on the market.
STOCKS AND BONDS. .
Trailu Was IJmmmlly Nirrv : nml rcuturc-
luss YcHturdny.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 2) ) . Tha' stock market
was unusually narrow and featureless today.
In tlio lust hour thura was a sudden drop in
thu Richmond & Wu.st 1'olnt securities , as the
result of asharp drlvo by ihu bears. The close
was dull and rather heavy , with most stocks
al InslgnillL'anl changes for the dtiy. Railroad
bonds were almost as dull as stocks , but llio
decllno In thu Detroit , MacUnac k Muritiotto |
land grants caused sales of J.'O'-.OOO In inoso
bonds against 1,172,000 for tl'O ' whole list ,
Pi-Ices asa rulu show llio usual Insignificant
eliur'cs : , but Richmond & West 1'olnt sixes
lost : t'i pui' runt at bO. tbo 5 per cent at 47.
Uoveriiinenl bonds have been dull. I'otroluum
opened htcudy , hut aftcrtm llralsales became
dull ami remained M > until thn close.
vTho Toslsiiys : Financially wuuannot profit
In the long run by foreign misfortune oven If
the disaster Is of such a nr.lmo us to Increase
enormously our own foreign trnde. In foj.l
products Knropo must bo onr customer when
Its own crops fall , but If It Is It must buy
proportionately less , or sell proportionately
loss , or snll proportionately mom of some-
Ihlng ola.i. As a matter of plum fautaKur-i-
uean harvest.pluntirnl enough losol Kuropuan
Irado on Its leot. again , would probably bu
0110 of thobesl things that could happen for
American llnanco'
Thu following nru J.ho closing ( iiiotalluns
for the loading stocks on the Nuw York Ktock
oxchungo toJuv : .
I.oiKlon I'lniinclnl Itt-vluw.
ICnpurloMM tilllii J i ii5i < 7-ir-ii ll intt , 1
LONDON , Juno 20.-I.Now Vork llorald Oablo-
Spoclul lo TIIC Hiu.l-TIilHhasluon : u very
qulvt duy In the Htouk uxvlianuu as reguidB
nuw biulnoiti Thu uuirket with fuw uxcep-
tlon * prcsentod a favor.ihlu apponrancc. Con-
KON wuru 1-IU butter for monjy account while-
Iiidlaii rnpcji paour la is lo Ki per cent onMbr.
llanlc uf tiulati ; ! Htock linn duollnod
Uior cent , TorulKu Kovernmout goeurltlcs
have buuu muru or less Urm all day
for iiitiTimtloiml dcuurlptloiiB. bnlni : gup.
iurtud by n vtronit touu on couilnontal
Ll ourkO * . Auadvuuco 1 uaublltuod la Itiil-
Inn. Sunnlsh , 1'ortiuiiosc , Huniixrlnn nnd
Kttyptlnns. Uoaltnfft in homo railways hnvo
biun grontly restricted , the tendency bolnn
Rood. An IniDtorcmentof from 'i to ? < per
cent wns established In llrltfhton doferred.
llronl Wcitern , Mldlnnd. North llrltlMi. I.on-
cion.Nortbirestcrn and Southwcucrn deferred ,
The weekly trnfllo statements ot the two
southern lines nto considered fntrly satisfac
tory. American railways have been
( Inn nil day. favorablendvlcos from
New Yorl < nnd better ussoclited
b.ink Rtiilemnnl than was expected
cncournccd Insiders to Incrouso their hold-
IIIKS but donliiuR on the part ot the public
have been greatly restricted. I.ouUvlllo
Nashville has risen I per cent , Chlcaso & Ml I-
waiikeo ? pur ceut , Denver preference 8-7
percent , nnd most otnors ' & lo Ji percent.
Canadian lines met wltn llttlo nttcntion ,
Consols , money w , > | .Mexican onllnnrjr.
ConsoN , account 08 13-lu St. I'aul com su <
N. V. , Iv a Isls. . 3 * N. V. Central.w
Can , 1'ocltlc1 , SUM Pennsylvania
Krlo Heading
Krlo Inils. , . . Mox. Cunt , nen 4s. .
llllnnla Control
IlAll Sll.VF.ll 40Kll.
MONKV-U per cunt ,
Ktiloof discount In open market for both
short and throe months bills , 13-1031,1 ! per
cent ,
New York Mimuy Market.
Nr.w YOIIK. Juno2)--MoNKYON ) CAM , Easy ;
i * l4 ! per cent ; last loan , 1 ! ( per ccnl ; closed
offpit'd at 1 < { per cont.
I'IUMP. MiitCANrii.K : l'Apnu-2Ul > ' , per cent.
OTHIII.I.NO KxuiiAMdK-i-Qulcl hut steady at
f J > 7' < for st.xty-dny bills , nnd tl.HSK for de-
Inniitl ,
Tluj c | sIng quotations on bonds !
1) ) . 8.4s ro r. . . lli'.Hi'Mutiml Union OK. . . iu
U > H > 4s Co tilt " N. .1. C Int. Cert. . . . ll.Vf
u.a 4s-s rt-g" ; : : : : m North. 1'aclOclsts. . 1IS7J
Parlllciisiif UI. ' . . . . lOil Nnrth. I'nvlllc tnds , IP'H '
Northwcstpra Con. . lw ) <
Tt'iin. new set.'liu. . . . lua Norlhwei.fndotiSs , lulls
Tvnn. new sot. S . . . . IDI- ! ( St. I.A.l.M. lien. 5s M
I't'im. nuw set , 3s. . 7'J rit. I , . AS. K.dcn , M IWi !
I'ntnuln So. Vmts 10.1 ( St. I'nul Consols. . . 13,1
Central 1'nclllo Ists. I US Ml. I * . C..V P. 1st. . . 118
Don. , V II. ( I , Ists. . . . lit ! Tex. P.l..t.Tr.ltcts ) 81
Den. A U. U. ! . . . . . SI Tux. P.ll.O.Trllcts. M
Krlo ' 'ndK lu..V Union Paclllclsta. . . WU
St. , 1C. ft T. Men. Ib. . 7 ? i Wvst Shore lO.VHi
M. . 1C , A T. lien. M. . 4fi ll.ll. W P >
blil. tasked.
Iloston Stuck .Murltut.
HOSTOX. Mass. , Juno 2. ' . The followlni ;
were thu elo tnu prices on < > to3k4 on the Ilos
ton stojk market tod'ivi
San Francisco Mlnltif ; ( Jnotutlons.
HAN FIIANCISCO , Gal. , Juno CO , The ofBcUl
closlns ; quolallons for inlnlnK stocks today
were as follows :
Alia 16 Mexican. , . . „ liu
llulwcr 40 Mount Dlnblo 116
llust.VUclclior 176 Nnvnjn 6
llnillu Consolidated. 16 Oplilr. -I'M '
Chollnr 25 I'otosl 40
Con. Cal. & Vn Sn6 Haviiiro 146
Crown rotnt ! IJ Slcrr.i Nevada 76
BuruknCon ZU ) Union Con VO
( iould & Curry 76 Utah 6
llnle A Norcross.'K \ Vi-llow.lnckut PO
.Financial .Notes.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Juno 23. Clearings ,
I'AIIIS , Juno 21. Three per cent rentes , 09f
for the account.
Nnw YOIIK. Juno 20. Clearings , $75ocCT8 : ;
balances , N.VJG.43I.
LONDON. Juno SO. Amount of bullion gone
Into the llunk of Unitland today 7,000.
llAi.TiMonrj. Md , June 20. Cluarlnis. JJ.SOO-
321 : balances W.TJ.ir.U Money 0 per cent.
I'inr.Ainn.i'iiiA. l > a > . Juno 2i. Cloarlnns.
J ' .WW.18J ; balances. IOMK13. Money W per
cent.
CINCINNATI. O. . Juno 20 Monov. a3JT > per
cont. Now York ovchance , par und We pre-
inluin. Clearings , W.Oifl1) : ! ) ' . ' .
ItKiu.iN. Juno ai. The statement of tlio
Imperial Itank of Germany shows an Incrcabo
In .specie of U',5UO,000 marks.
llosTON , Mass. , Juno 20. Clo.irlnsis , $13,721-
Ffti ; balances. * V--IU.1S3. Money , a per cont.
Exchange on fcw York , lOc discount.
UOSTO.V , Mass. . Juno 20. Clearing house
balances. $2,2ii'20 ( ) : rate , 2 per cent : cull loans ,
2Q.i ( : per cent ; time loans , 3u > 5 per cent.
Nr.w Our.r.ANS. La , , Juno 20. Hank clear
ings , iln7liUU ; excliango on Now Yoru , com
mercial S ) cents , bunk OJ cents per 51,000 pre-
muiii.
ST. Lnuis. Mo. , Juno 20. Hank clearings.
MLOI83 ! : balances. eUOJO. ! .Money quiet at
4 ted per cunt , Kxchuu o on New York OOo
premium.
( JiiiCAno , 111. , Juno 20. Money unchanpcd
nt : i\1/ \ per cent : cloirlngs , * 17J5i.UrJU. :
Now York oxebange. stendy at IIJo promhuu.
Morllns exchange , flrm at $ ) .87tf to : sUty-
day blllB , $ l.8Si ? for slgat drafts.
L.IVJJ STOCK JtlAKKUTS.
Very l.lfjl't Kiln of All Sorts Hogs Five
Cents Higher.
OMAHA , Juno 20. The week opens with a
compiiratlvely-llKht run ol stock of all kinds.
There were 44 cars of cattle on salo. the | * cn-
cral quality of tlio offerings about up to llio
avuraxo. The trade wus very much as on Sat
urday. Rood corned catltc. not too heavy ,
wuru In peed demand from both dressed beef
buyers und i shippers , and prices ruled fully
stead y. There was the same noKloetlnc of and
discriminating against Immature and ( 'reun
stulV. and prices wcru inclined to Ha * ; . Thu
movomcnt ihroiizhout was alow , but II was a
movement , and practically everything bold.
Kulr touooil l.aij to M&O-lb. sloors sold from
ii.7. ; > lo JI.IU ; fair to xoml h'J'l lo 1,2'iMb. steers
from SIM to JI..M. ' " ijcullurln ; : sales of odds
and ends wuru made as low as $ 1. 00.
Tliuro waB pr.iutlcaily no chiiir.-o to the
Iradu In butchers' and cannors' slock. Offer
ings wuro meaner and while dos rablo slulV
wasstn.idyilio common and Inferior grades
shaded lowur. Kxtromo Hales of cow.s anil
heifer * were ut from ll.OJ to i-K ) . Hulls nnd
oxen rulcfl steady at from J2.5U to J1.SX Common -
mon to fair calves sold al from $2.00 lo il.UO.
ritockora and feeders showed some llfu und
prices were steady lo stronz. mostly from $3.03
toir ; : > . Thuro wus a belter outside demand
and more conlldcnco by yard spioullalora.
Kuprcbcnlallvo sales :
imr.ssii : > IIEUC ,
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
2. . 8IUKIOO ill. . 1017 1 00 18. .1241 W 75
L.iosj it oj 17..UU1 a ID iH..iwj : : IH :
2. .IPX ) a 20 tj..iiia ) a oj : i7..r.7.i ; ib5
r .1030 ur > o : ii..nr.u iim isi..nn UDJ
SI. . 1110 : t50 21. .108(1 ( a 05 17. .120.-1 'J ( K )
L.iaiO a 50 22. . 1017 a 05 35. .1250 400
24. . 8J5 a M
MIXED.
21. . 017 2 70
SIHPl'INO AND EXPOIIT.
aa..uc9 4 10
2..10.V5 2fi5
a. 087 205
5 , . Oti 2 81
1..1I2U 209
4. . C87 270
CAI.VCS.
a , . 370 20 ! ) 3. . IOJ U SO 1. . 230 403
1. . W ) 2 25
1JUI.I.S.
1..18' . ' ) 2 53
oxnx.
M..1M ) 3 C5 1..18JO 360
. STOCKKIIS AND FHKUEH3.
1. 670 251 5. . OSO 315 3. . 670 320
211. . 012 II OJ 7. . 810 320 10. . 575 320
II. . KM : i 10 20. . 7(8 32J 21. ,10iU 335
10. . om : i iri
lions The supply was llRht and the quality
lu vcnorul only fair. KuKlorn advice * wuro
favorable nnd with a good demand both from
lo.-al houses and shippers the market opened
ncllvo anil fully Ac hk'hor on all crudns. I-'alr
to coed hoz ro-inlless of woiuht inovud
freely ut from f 1.81 10 f l.uo , wllh seed to uholco
ho.ivy and butcher hous ut * l..ii ; and JI.1T )
nun Inferior llKht and mlxml Hlnir at (4.60 and
fl.H. " , } . The puns wcru clcarul by u:30. : llio
market closln ; llrm at thu advunco. Halus
wuruliiritulr ftl i.85to 9I.IUX uiialiiRt Jl.SOto
(4,85 HiUnr.liiy. The Runoral nvuriuo of prices
mid wan * l.87 agulnsl tl.K.i ) Haturdnj und
$1.1.0 lust Monday. Iluprcvuniiillvo suloa :
No. Av. Sh. I'r.
3 . 2-17 f I 75
5'JOl 4 MJ
. . 201 4 KO
5 . 22-3 - 48) )
14 . 211 40 480
10 . ll 48J
0 . VU'1 123 480
74 . . . . 280 30U 4 83
7H . . . > 2ill 81 4 B2j !
85 . 21. 80 4 K5
01 . 241 SH 4 85
) . . . . . . . 4M
8.1 . 2iO 21U 48 %
0.1 . . 221 400 48 %
M . 215 SO 4 85
0 ! . 210 3J1 4 M
' 8 . WJ 81 4 a
7 * . . . . 217 103 485
2 . 375 W ) 4 6 %
0. . . . 2. 40 483
73 , , . . .2J5 80 4 fi'i
72 . 100 40 485
0' ' . > 'IO BJ 4 85
03 . 2.i7 tO 48. %
l . 210 S ) 4M
01 . 20J b'J 465
1'ins ANU IIOIK1II ,
i' Hut oiio load of tlioop w recolrod
and It wu consigned alroel to n local house ,
Uuinuud uooJ. niarkut utronx. QiioUtlonv nro
UK fol.own. Fulr to IEOOU uutlvca ,
I/vS
000) ) fnlr to Rood m.storn . , llSO1.09l com
mon nnd stock < ihctpiiM.noiil.Vi ; good to uholco
40 to 0-lu. lambs , . M.XXta.V ( ) > .
Itccolpl * niul DUptnltion of Stock.
Ofllclal receipts an'il'dl > itir > < dtlon at stocit ns
shown by iho booU < nrithe Union Stock Ynrdi
coinuaiiy fortho twonly-foiir hour * ending nt
B o'clock p. m. , Juno-M. IS'J.1 !
llKCKH'TS.
CATTI.Tt , iiuno , i IIOll'lS A MI.S
Cars , Head Cars. I Hcnd ,
I' Ml
DI J'QSITIOX ,
I.n t riirclw&e ? .
t.lvo Stock Miirket.
CiitcAno , III. , Juno 2) . [ Special TuloRram to
IIIK HHC.I The suuplyot oattlo on today's
hitirUct was not a llttlo greater than the de
mand called for and nutiirully 0110113)1 ) a
weaker feellni ; obtained , Although the
weakness did not amount to u onotablo
decllno In the c.iso of coed dry-
fed cattiu. thu raiiRoof values of iiour and
common stuir was about lOo lower. ' Of eholco
to extra beeves thoio were fuw. They wcro
boiiitht up at about last week's closing
iirioei' , quotations r.inzlnx from JI.I11 to
II.N ) . Only n very small part of the
olferlnim had tlio .piaHty u brliu n-oro than
$4so. Indeed the major parl of the day's work
was done liolow $1.1,1. natives noliiK lanoly at
from $1.7.1 to $ ' , > .7S for cows and bulls : SVK ) to
M.OO for steers , nnd nt from t..2 : > to ( I.5J for
Texas cattiu. Thooxtromo ran o of quota
tions wore from JI.SJ to $110. StocUors and
feeders were scarcely mentioned. They wcro
quoted ut from $ . ' .OJ to $1.73.
flood hong were 5o hlphor than on Krlday ,
and thu poorer crudes were at least sto ndy.
Theru was an active demand ut from $1,1)0 ) to
H.l.i for common to prime Ilirlit. and at from
Jl.lb to 5.VJO for iiicilliitn nnd houvy wolKhts.
A few loads of extra iiuallty were wotphtcd
at s.V. . * ' . and culls and poor stuIT sold atiy-
whcro from JXUJ to f .M. The uvoraRQ quality
was very ordinary , and there was compara
tively llttlo tradliiK nt over * . - > .ir . The hops
wcro closely .bouKlit up and the closo'vras
fairly Rtoady.
The sheep trido was dull nt n lower ranio
of prices. While fresh receipts were moder
ate , thcru wcroonoiirh staloshocp In the pens
lo make the total supply about 1,400 head ,
which was by far too many for the demand.
I'rlecs tli o re f ore were weak and unevenly
lower. Quotations wcro from K'.SO to M.OJ for
Inferior to eholco shocp und from 11.00 to $0.75
forlnmbs.
Itecelnts : Cuttle , 17,030 ; hess , 32,000 ; sheep.
7,000.
HodS-KucolDlR. : wX)0 ( ) ; shipment * , 1. > .OM :
market opened .V3IOo higher ; rotmh , W.TDfO
4.M ; . mixed .packers. M.UJ5.0j ; packing and
shipping , W.10@5.1S ; prlmo heavy and buteh-
ors. * 3.l5a .aii llRht , Jl.G'Kaa 17S4.
SlIBEP Uccoipts , 7,003 ; shipments. 2.000 :
market lower : natives. $ .r .R3 ; woHlcrn , 53.00 ®
5.5 , : IV-xans , ja ? : a ) . ' < 5 ; lambs. * 3.lj7.00. !
New York lAve Stock Market.
NEW YOIIK. Juno 2a IlF.r.vns Receipts. 5,153
held. Including 70 cars for sulo ; market slow ,
but hluhcr : native steers , ? : t.8.4.6."i ; Toxans.
KL7' > @l.lo : bulls and dews , JlOVili'l. ' . ' . ' ! : dressed
beef steady at ( iU7Je ! per Ib. Shipments
tomorrow , KM beeves and IMl I ) quarters of beef.
OAWFS Keculpts4v7U head ; market lowers
veals. $4.)0tt3.7. ) per JO'J ' Ibs. ; mixed calves ,
$ ) .00rt4.i7'.i : ; bntturmllk calves , ti7Kji.5 : ;
western calves , JU214Q4.00.
SIIEKIKeculpts , 1U.IGU head ; sheep Urm ;
lambs \ia \ per Ib. low r : sheep. Sl.OOSU..i.'i per
100 Ibs. ; lambs , * ! .OIi&S.OO : dressed mutton
Urm at ICKtMHio per 11) ) . ; dressed lambs slow
at UOU'/iC.
lions Receipts , D.l.'il head , conilcncd
direct ; market noiulnatly Qrm at tJ.103j.B5ii
per cwt ,
Kansas City l.lvu Stock .Market.
KANSAS CITV. JIo. , Juno W. CATTf.E Re
ceipts. 4.200 ; shipment" , 2tlOO ; good natlvo
steers steady , others decllnlnp : all grades.
1.8391.13 ; cows , 'btoanat $ iCOX15 peed
Texans steady , othors'lowcr ' ; all grades , $2.10
® : i.r > o.
Hoes Receipts. 3iOO : : shipments. 2,400 : the
mtirkot was generally uctlvo and " > c higher ;
all grades. * l.a034.l > 7 : bulk. $ < .7&4.0) .
SiiUEi1 Hccolpts. 4,100 : stilumunts. MO ; the
market was from & 0c lo 73o lower than a week
St. I.nuts I.lvo Stock Market.
ST. liouis , Mo. , Juno20. GATTr.E Receipts ,
4..r J5 ; Hhliimonts GIU ; market on natives
steady ; alow on Texas : fair to eholco natlvo
slcers , $ : i20'3l.t. : > ; medium lo doslrablo Texas
steers. $ ; . 3i."O : ; canners , $2.0jffi2.73.
lions Heuolpls , 2.0.VJ ; stilpmcnts , l.SJ'I : mnr-
kot stronger ; fair to best heavy , $ I.OJ < i&i.lO ;
mixed fair to good , $1.0001.0. ) ; light medium
to host. ' .70 ® : > .00.
SIIEKIReceipts. . 1,101 ; shipments , SB :
market unchanged ; fair lo Rood TOXJUS , S.I. BO
Lincoln I.lvu Stock.
LINCOLN , Nob. , Juno 20. [ Sncolal to THE
Itr.E. ] Itcceipts of hoxsat West Lincoln today
were oxtremolv lUht. Market steady , prices
from il.33 to M.bTi.
Mrs. L. K. Ptttton , Hocltford , III. , writes :
"From personal uxporlonco I can rccommund
DoWitt's Siirsaparillo , a curt ) for impure
blooa and general doDlllty. "
Go to the exposition and ECO how the
goods you buy arc made. Admission , Uac.
THE NEBRASKA CENTRAL , .
An Immediate Survey An Insider Talks or
Within the next two weeks a survoylng
party will begin operations botwcon Omaha
and Fort Dodjo ; on the line of the Nebraska
Control in order that a prolllo of the country
to bo traversed may bu made for the bone lit
of bond purchasers.
Of course It is not possible to giyo tbo
ulllumto route , but the protont plan is to
locate It on an almost straight line that will
strike Avocu , Auaubon , Coon Uuplds , Bcran-
lon , Uowrlo and Fort Dodge. Tlicso are
already towns of considerable slr.o , and the
proposed route would cross several of tbo
roost important railroad lines of Iowa.
A well known railroad man who was active
in support of the bond proposition said to a
representative of TUB BKK yesterday :
' 'While wo onrinot do anything in the way
of bridge building before September , July
and August being two of the dullest month's
In tbo year for the placing of bonus , you
may bo certain that work will begin during
the first fall month on tbo bridge
nna pushed rapidly to completion. With
tno bonds voted xro have tl.050uuO
In availabln assets 'and a right-of-way valu
able to any cotnpaav In America desirous of
catering Omaha. tlln faut ibq Nebraska
Central controls the Uoy to the situation , and
the ? S,000,000 wo anticipate tbo line will cost
will bo easily wo'rlU SrJ.OO'J.OUO ' by tbo tlmo
the line is completed , "
Itallrond Nutp and I'craoimU.
A report was'cilrront in Chicago that
the Uurlmgtou had boon secretly cutting
rules to & for ro'und trip tickets between
Kansas City and Chicago on account of tbo
national domocrullo' ' convention. While the
rival roads have n'dt'taut the cut , it is under-
fiATARRH * *
W Ifi/lCHILDREM
For over two y.cars my little girl's life
was made miserable by a case of Catarrh.
The discharge from the nose was large ,
constant and very offensive. Her eyes
became inflamed , the lids swollen and
very painful. After trying various reme
dies , I gave herKjaKMThe first bottle
tle seemed to ESSOMi aggravate the
disease , but the symptoms soon abated ,
and in a short time she was cured.
Du. L. U , RiTCHi'.v , Mackcy , Ind.
Our book on Illood ami Bkln Diseases mailed
free. _ SWIIT tirccinu Co. , Atlanta , Ua.
stood the maltor will bo presented to the
Western Passenger nssoclruion for action ,
The Hurllngton people- deny the rumor nnd
tny Unit It Is n Ho made out of the whole
cloth.
A clover Drooklyn boomer has sent to the
odlclrds of the Union Pacific system pound
packages of salt ovnnoratcd from the waters of
( . ! rent Salt Lnko. which , \vhon placed In bath
tub ? , gives the same relative proportion of
bnno as found lu the inland sea. Tno curn-
tivo powers of the waters of Salt Lnko nro
well known , nnd the naslcrn humanitarian
scorns to have solved the problem of how to
give Shit I < ako bathing to Brooklyn people
as well as those living near Oarflcld beach ,
It U a great ftchomo and bids fair to realize n
mint of money for 'tho gentleman who tabus
the water of Salt Lnko and evaporates It for
use lu all the countries of the world.
The election of U. D. Ualdvrclt , assistant
concrnl pasucnger agent of the Missouri
1'nclllo , to the chairmanship of the Wo.storn
Pastcngcr association moots with universal
approval among local railway men. Mr.
Cnldwcll is the youngest man who has over
hold the position , Doing only 33 years of ace ,
but ho has practically grown up In the pas
senger business and Is bnttor iUlcd vnnn
many elder heads to cope with the
knotty problems that , ho will . bo called
upon to solve. Ills llrst experience In mil-
way service was In the passenger department
of the Vnndnlla , where ho began ns clerk
under General Pus cngor Agent Chosobro ,
later Joining with the Missouri Pacific. Ho
is affable , a thorough gentleman , nnd will bo
greatly missed tiy the road which ho loaves
to become chairman of the Western associa
tion.
DovVitt'sSarsaparllla Is reliable.
This is the last week of opera at the
Farn'am street theater as the company has
closed n contract for twelve wcoks at Oar
flcld Bench Casino , Salt LUKO City , and leave
next Sunday. The opera for this week will
bo"OHvotto ; , " commencing last night , and the
past productions have boon so highly credita
ble and successful that "Olivette " will no
doubt meet with fu'Vor. The company will
leave Omnha with the best wishes of the
amusement going peonle , having proved their
ability to present light oporti In a highly
creditable and enjoyable manner. Ttioir
closing week will doubtless add to their
laurels nnd receive the liberal palrouago that
has marked the entire engagement.
Tlte end of wo
man's peculiar
troubles and ail
ments comes v.-itli
Dr. PIcrce's Fa
vor i to Prescrip
tion. It euros
them. For all tbo
. , . - functional do-
jfi rangcments , painful -
' ful disorders , and
chronic weak
nesses that afflict womankind , it is a certain
remedy. It's nn invigorating" , restorative
tonic , soothing cordial and bracing nervine
purely vegetable , non-alcoholic , and per
fectly harmless.
In the euro of periodical pains , prolapsus
nnd other displacements , bearing-down scn-
BatioiiR , nnd all "fcnialo complaints" and ir
regularities , "Favorite Prescription" Is the
only nicdicino that's guaranteed. If It
doesn't give satisfaction In every case , you
hnvo your money hack.
"You only pay for the good you get
Can you ask moro ?
The easiest way is the hcst Regulate the
liver , stomach , and Ixiwels with Dr. 1'icrce's
Pleasant Pellets. They cleanse nnd renovate
the system thoroughly and naturally.
Elastic Stockings
FOR
Weak Limbs ,
Varicose Veins
„
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Deformity
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
TIIE
COMPANY.
114S. 16th St. , Next to Post
SEWER PROPOSALS.
Scaled proposals will bo received by tbo nn-
dorsl.ned until lu : : o'clock u. in. . July S , IS'X' .
for the construction of u sewer In sewer dis
trict I.V.I. In the city of Oi.iaha , ns per ordin
ance No. : it01. according to plans and specifica
tions on tlio In the olllco of the board of pnullo
works. Proposals to bo made on printed blanks
fnruitdicd by the boarJ.nnd to bo accompanied
by a certified check In the sum of $ .00. payable
to the clly of Oinahu. as an cvf'Jcnco of good
faith.
T'IO ' bnnrd reserves the rliht to reject any or
uli olds and to waive defects.
I1. W. milKHAUSEU.
Chairman of the Hoard of Public Works.
Omaha , Mob. , Juuo LMst , ISO. . joSI-Sa-M-iO
SOUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA.
est cnttlo , hoi ; and sheep market In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CE 0. BURKE & FRAZIER
IAV13 STOCK COMMISSION.
THE LKADKUS.
Cft nMUIll Wrlto to thls housa for cor-
OU. UJlAllj\ | root Market
Wood Brothers ,
. Eouth Omaha Telephone HV7. - Chicago
J. U. DADIS.MAK. I
W. tt. WOOD , f Managers.
Mnrkot reports by mall nnd wire cheerfully
furnished upon application.
THE
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , EastHt. Louis , Kalians Oily , South
Uinuhu , slou.x City , Kort Worth ,
A. Crlli , W. V. IJaany. U. K. Tallmnilxo.
Chicago. IIo2Salesman. Cattle tialosmaa
Crill , Denny & Company ,
Lire Stock Commission. Iloon : ' . ' 7 Kxchatifu DU'g ,
South Omaha.
A. D. Bo yer &Company ,
f > 8 and S9 Kxuhnn-jo IlulldInSouth Omiihi.
Corrcsponilenco oollcltad nml uromptly niuttorjj.
tipecial uttontlon toonlcrj foratockors & foutlori.
Established , 18SI. . . . loeorporaUJ , 13JJ
Capital fully pnl.l , JJil.WJ.
Waggoner Birney Company ,
Write or wire u for prompt anil rcllabla markat
reports.
Perry Brothers & Company ,
1.1 vu Sloak Uommlsslon.
Union Stock Yard National
13 AX 1C.
The onlr bank at the ynruX Capital anil sur
plus , t'iMftJQ , Collection * uravrlnz out uf Ilia Mvo
stock uutlnais shoulil bu sunt , direct to till * bunk.
blilppor eun depoilt for criMIt of lUoIr liuuiu bank
where vurlocaiuO.
Every MAN can he
BVUONO and VIO-
BE n MANiEvery in all respcr.u
_ Jby uiliiK Sl'AUIBH
N15UVINI5IUeKrent tipnnlnh lleraeilr. YOUNG MKN
OK 01,1 } tuUeriinr from NltHVOUU D1JI1HITY , OHT or
I'AII/INO MANHOOD , nUhlyciilnioniconvnliioni ( ; , ncivoui
f protirailonCHUiid ty tbouie of opium , tobacco or alcohol , wakefulness -
fulness , menial depression , lots of power in cither sex , spermator.
1NU A > TSK Uk Iliu * caundUvsellsbuio and over induUencr or any pertonal weak'
nesi can lie reilored to perfect health and the NOXl&B VITALITY QP 3THONQ MJtN.
Wcglvoa written Ruamnlce wiibcl > oie lo cure any cam or refund Hie money , $ i bfri ; 6 toio ) )
For Sals in Omaha by Snow , Lund & Co.
OMAHA
'and
AROHITEOTS AND BUILDERS
) . II. OUNN.
Contractors anil snbconirActoM for nil ldnil nt
InilMliiB. ptaitcrln * . nnlnllnu ptc will riwlro
copr of Ulonii' * nrchltpctn unit biuler * director *
free. t > r scmllna tlii'lr mma. biKlneM anil lee
tloa to tlio publisher. .1,11. ( ilcnn , 111 > , ntn s
AWNINGS AND THNTS.
OMAHA TENT & AWN * WOLF BROS. & CO.
INO COMPANY , Tpnte , turnings , tatnnu-
nans , hammocks. oil nnd lln , covers of all kinds ,
rubber olotblns. Send tlnua , Mttmprs. nla. Hpml
for cu'gns. 1113 Farnatu for catnlOiiuoT03 S. IClb
BAGS 5\.ND TWINES
BISHOP & 00.
BEMIB OMAHA BAG CO .
Blsal , raanllla. c-ilton
Importers and mrf s , flour rope , hemp , Jute , cot'
lacks , burlapa , tnlno. ton twines , tarred oord-
nuo. ole , S1 > S. lth-it.
BIOYOL133. | BOXEa
H.O.TODD ,
M.O. DAXON Bnccosor toJ.J.Vllk >
, cnion. MTc cl | < ar , paper
Slorcles sold on luonlhlj pncklnitboip' . All novel
pajmonti. ISDN. Uth-st llosln box lino.
1110 Douglas BU
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MORSE-ODE SHOEC3 ,
I10J Howard 8lrs.it.
aorr eornor lllhnnd IKjunln strettt.
We aromaklnn ole npilcos to aaih b ijert. an ! ar *
lllng a clusi of Kuo.li wtiMS li Terr '
bl * Hllh merchant ! .
STEVEN CREEDOH.
Mnnnfnctiircr's nucnt. Irnn supply you wltlievcry-
thliitf In shoes. iiirn'K.vriiiiiiMri niul clilld's at lowe -
e l factory prices anil dlixoiiats. l.ntoit elyles.
ItUI 1'uriiniu Street. Itooin IA.
BREWER3.
JOS. SCHLITZ BREtv
INQ CO.
Offloe , S. Vtb and I.caTen-
worthHts , Omaba.
Joan liarhottr. Ast.
CONFKGT'NERY | CARRIAGES.
VOEOELE&DINNIND W.R.DRUMMOND&CO.
Comfoctloners and Cnrrlano builders , llofo
Jobbers of forolgn nnd mid patrol wniions n
ilomostlc fruits , ItIO pccl.ilty.
Howard st. IStli. opp. Court llouso.
CLOTHING.
BLtifUKr & OILMCRE&RUHl
Clothing , notionfurnlslf ,
Inns. < ! tvu us p trial. Mnnufri and wbolcsilt
Hniuilea | prepaid by ex * clotblors. 1109 llaroey
press. 11U llarnoy. street
COAL , COKE , | CORNICE.
OMAHA COAL , COKE & EAOIECORHGE WORKS
LIME CO. , Mfrs. Kalvanltcd Iron
Unrd and aoftroal. B B. cornice , window caps . ,
, cto.
metallo skylliilitB
ccr. luth and Douglas-
U. 1110 , 1112 IJoJgo-BU
CONTRACTORS.
J. H. GLENN.
Contractors nn.1 ub contractors for all kinds of
bulldlna. iilnjlorlnir. painting ct ? . , will rccelvo a
copy of ( llenn'H urchltuctn and builders directory
'tree , by sending thblr iianio , buslncH and loca
tion , to tbo publisher. J. 11. Cilenn. 113 a. IMi
Street.
FURNITURE
OMAHA UPHOLSTER
BEEBE4.RUHYAH FURNITURE
INQ CO.
NITURE CO.
,
Upholstered furniture
itin-i : : < Nlchulni Oraco and Thirteenth
\VtioIusalo onljr. ucoti.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
The eminent .pprlallil In nervous , clironlp. prlviile. l > lop.l. skin nnd unniirr
fiUDdujs ID a. ui.to llin. Send slump lor reel/ .
NOTICE OI < ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR GRADING JONES ,
JACKSON , HOWARD AND
OTHER STREETS.
To the owners of all lots , parts of lots and real
estate alonir Jo ics street from 34th Btrcol lo
3Uh direct , Jackson street from 31th Ktrent
to With street , Howard HI reel from XM street
to : tCtb Blrcct , Half Howard street from
Hudluk Grovu to : ith street , Illth street from
Loavenworth slieotlo Half Howard street.
Kth. street from Jones street to Iliirnov
fitrool , nnd 3Uh avenue from Lcavcnworlli
Btreol to Half Howard street.
You ate hereby notified tlu.l iho undorslened
three disinterested freeholders of Iho clly of
Oinahu , Imvo been duly appointed by thu
mayor , with the approval of the oily council
of said clly , to assess the dumuiro to the own
ers respectively ot thu property affected by
! zridlii ( : Jones streel frnni ifllh Hlrcot to30th
street , Jackson street from lUlli stn-ut lo auih
street , Howard street from 3lrd strcol to.llth
street. Half Howard street from Hodlck
Orovo to 38th streol. 34th Htioel from I < uiivou-
worlh street to Half Howard ulrcet , 3Hh
street from Jones street to Harnuy street ,
and Mth avenue- from I < oavcnworth street lo
Half 11 o warn Htreot , dcularml necessary by
Ordinance No. 3078 , piiBsod Muy 24h , Idl ) . ' , up-
proved May 28th. 18.r. .
You nro further notified.that bavins ; ac
cepted said iipnolntniunt. and duly uualillcd
us required by law , wo will , on tlio SUIi day of
June , A. I ) . Ibl ) ' . ' . at t.ho hour of 10 o'ulouU In
the forenoon , at the ofllco of T. C. llrunticr ,
Hoom 1 , Wuro Illoelc , within the corporatu
limits of said city , incut for the purposoof
considering and miiklim tbo assessment of
dnma-o to the owners rcspuc-tivuly of Bald
properly , afTooloa by said trradlnir , laklns
Into consideration special bunolliH , If any.
You uro notlllod to ho present at the tlmo
nnd place aforusu'd , and milieu any objections
tnnr utntmiumtti nnni > urnlnir H'tld aiihehsmciit
of damages n
W. J" . MOUNT.
JAtf. II. lIAUnVlN.
Committee of Appr.il-ers.
Omnha. Juno 10th. I fill Jl.dldt
PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESOLU
TION.
Council Chnmbor. Omiihn , Nflb. , J uno 7,1802.
Ilu It losolved bv iho city council of llio oily
of Omuha. llio mayor concurring :
That iiurumiiunt sldowalks bo constrnctod In
thu city of Omuha a duslitnatcd hulow.wlr.hlu
IIvu duys after thu publication of this resolu-
llon.or llio personal Korvleo thereof , im by or-
dlnaiu-o is authorized and required : Biieli
BldowalUs to IJD luld 10 thu permanent ur.ulo
on the struuts Npocllled huri'In , and to Im con
structed of stone , lurtlllclal etonc , brick or
tllliiK.HCcordliii : to ipocllleutloiiB < in llio In the
olllcuof thu Hoard df I'ubllc Worka and undur
It HiipervlHion , to u It :
WuslHlilunf aitliUro3t. lots 1 and 2 , block
la. Hhlna'H additlorl.H feet wide.
Mast Hlrtoof luth aircut. Konth tf.'i feel morn
or less of lax lot 7 , suction ' . ' 7-lJ-rJ , U fuel
wldu ,
Hast side of iOtli btrcof. lotsft. 0,7 and B.hlocic
1 , Hoiilh llmah/addllloii , U feel wldu.
KuNlnldu lull Hlreut , undlvldi'd south M1&
font of block/1 , South Omuha addition , 0 fed
'
| : sldo.'of 10th street. CO foot In block 0.
Pontli Oni.iim nddll'on , bulna thu n. u. cur , ot
10th und Uaxtellur. II feel wide. ,
North B > 'do of Kiiriiam Btrout. lol.l , block B ,
Juromo r < ark addition , 0 fei-t wldo.
ofWJslruut , Iol8. block ail , city ,
Bimt/u ido of California slrool. lot 4 , block
! ( ' ? - nve. lots 1 nnd I , block
street , lot 4. block 0.
3 and i.
block li , awcuoj'y uddltlou. 0 feet wide.
GROCERIES. DRUGS , EU\
O.M. ITHUAOO , , BLAKE , DRUDEA. 00. , i
ISOMiOS Jon * ilmt. toth nd lUrncr stratus
Uuiabt.
HARDWARE ,
RECTOR & WILHEIMY LOBECK&LINN ,
CO. , ' hnrrtnnro aa4
Corner IOU > and Jscison mechanic ) ' tool * .
Streets. 1401 Douglas
Slrool.
A.O. RAYMER ,
Co itrlo ort' Jatiplki I
621 Sotiti Uta stra ots
LUMBER \ : \
CHAS. R. IEE , JOHN A. WAXEflUD
Hnnlwoocl lumhtr ,
oatpots neil parqutt Imporlo-l.Amorloin I'or
llootlna ,
hydraulic rc-mont anl
( th and Ijulncy wlilto lima , _ _
LIQUORS.
ILER&.CO. , fRIOX & IIER3ERT.
Llqnor morolmnU , 111 ]
llnrnorst. Mfr > . Kon-
nuJr'i K jt ir.Jla lilt \Tholrsalo liquor denliri
Uri. 1U01 Kacnniu-iU
MILLINERY
J.QBERFEIDER&GO. ,
Importers anil Jolibortot
nillllncry , nolloni.Mall
onlurs prouipU W3-1S a.
MUSICAL.
A.HDSPE , JR. , THE MEINDERO CO. ,
Plunoi orKftns. anisti lO''N , Kith t-t. 1'laooa ,
rastorlals , ota. 1518 music and muslcnl la-
Uouglaa- . struuients of all kind *
PAPER , OILS.
CARPENTER PAPER CO 8TANDARD OIL CO.
Carry n full stock of
printing , wrapping and llcflncd anil lubrlc.itlnz
writing paper , card pa
per cto. oils , nxlOKroaio , cto.
OVERALLS , SHIRTS. ETC'
KINO & SMEAD , ROBINSaHiSTOKESOO
Mfrs of " 1C , t S" pints , Mfrs oclabrated "Uucb"
shirts anil overalls.cto. skin" overalls , pants ,
C1I-18S. lllh-su shirts , ooats , ale. Kit *
OuiaUa ,
PRODUCE COMMISSION. " "
Eitabllabetl , 1873. BRANCH
& CO , ,
WHITNEY & CO.
Prodnco , frulls of all
kinds , ojstori. 317 H.
IHth-st.
J.B. HU8E&C3. MS. A. ClARX & , DU , ,
Our specbdlloit lluttjr , Uuttar , cheoio. c ,
ejgi aad piiullry , UlJ
lluwurdstrouu poultry aad jumr.
nth Hiram.
W. E. RIDDEIL
. . RIDDELL&
DO.
( KBtnbllshcd 13S5. ) ,
Wholsalo butter A CRZI Dntlnr , clioo n.
Burs nnd sells for veKCtables , fruitspouv *
try and tfam9.
cosh. 413 H. lltU-sU
STOVE REPAIRS.
OMAHA STOVE REPA13
WORKS ,
Stororepnlrs nnd Trnta ?
iittnohmonts for nnr
klnil of Btovo mad * .
SASH. TOYS.
M.A. DISBROW&OO. H.
, 1'ojs. doll ) , album * ,
UsnufMturcrs of mill Inner Rouils , housofnr *
doors , blinds tiid nliHlug Hoods. ohlU
mouldings. Ilranali of- clrcn's carrliuts. Ul
Co * , Dili and Iiud Sit. l' rnam StrooU
North ildo of Hurt Btreot , lots B , 0 , 7 and 8 *
block : m. city. 0 feet wldn.
toiilhstduof Douglas ntr-ot. lotsO , 7 and 8 ,
llousol'H sub. of , or In lol 2 , Capitol nddl-
lon , ( I feel wide.
South side of Douglas street , sub. of Iot2 , lot
1 Capitol addition. 0 feet wide.
Houlh u'.do of Douglas btrtiot , lot 1 Capitol
addition , ( ifont wide.
IsnrtliBldnof Douzlas street , loll , Capitol
uddltlon.O feet wide.
South s do of Douglas street , sub. of lots II ,
12. Kl , 14. 15 ana in. lot : i , Capitol addition , u
South side of Douglas fit. , sub 0-1 1-18 lot 2 ,
Capitol addition. (1 ( foot wldn.
And bull , further resolved , That llio Hoard
of 1'iildlo Works bonnd hereby Is nulliorl/.ud
and directed tocauno a copy of HUH resolu
tion lobe published In the olllulal piipurof
the city for one week , or bo servud on the
ownuMOf said lotsamUlmtunliusHiieli owner *
shall within live days after the publication or
service of Mich copy construct , sidewalks as
herein rctiulrcd , thai thu Hoard of I'ubllo
WorliH eaiisu the same to bo donu. the cost ot
constructing said HldowulkHroipuotlvuly to bo
nsseHsud against the real ( istatu , lol or part of
lot In front nt and abutting Hiich sidewalks.
Paiiod Juno 7,1801
<
t of the Council.
Attcsl : JOHN OUOVKH.
Clly Olerlt.
Approved : CIICO. I' . 1IKJ1 Jtf ,
Mayor.
NOTICR TO OONSTUUCT SIDRWAMCH.
To the owners of lots , imrts of lota and real
cBtatodusorlbed In the above roholiitlnnt
You and each of yon are hereby notllliid to
construct poniiaiiunlBldowiill > Hu ri'ijiilrod ! > . /
a resolution of llio city cminpll and iiuyor of
of thu city of Omaha , of which thu above.Jsa
co"y > I > . W. IIIUICIIAIJSKI1.
aimlrinnn Hoard of I'ubllo Works.
Omahn. Nob. , Jilno 'JOlh. 1UD .120(171 (
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
Honied proposals will ho received by the un-
iJorsk'iinil iinill 1:110 : o'clock p.m. July H , inn. ' ,
fortfradliiK Gr.Tnt Htreol fioin Hint Htrnutlo
ailli street , and the ulhty In blocks , Idluwlld ,
lu tin ) city of Omaha , In nccordniico with
pliins and Hpoulflonllnnson ( lie In llioulllcoot
tlici Hoard of I'uhllo Works. , ,
lllds lu ho inndn on pr iittid blnnks furnished
bv thu hoard nnd to bu ii coinpanled by u
oiir'.llled uhcclc In the sum of f.Vjl ) , payablii t < i
thu city ot Omaha , us an uvldunco of good
Tho'board rosorvns tho.rlirlil to rojeot any
or all bids and to wnlvu
. .
Chairman llonrd of I'ubllo Works.
Omaha. .1 uno2Ut. IM . JcSl-B-i-W-ai
differs from inferior whiskies and those dis
tilled from corn , known as UoHrbons , in
that it is highly nulrilieus , pleasant to the
laste and doubly matured. It's purity is
guaranteed. You may linowitbyilssmooth-
ness and delicious bouquet ( aho the propri
etary bottle ) . Becouso of thcso qualities
physicians recommend it to invalids nnd
for sideboard uso. Call for "Cream J'urt
Rye" and take no other. Jot sale at all
first-class drinking placts and drug stores ,
c DALLEMAND & CO. ,