THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JUNE 22 , 182--TWELVE PAGES.
Trading in Wheat tit Ohioigo Testarrlay
Was Very Light ,
BUSINESS IN CORN WAS RATHER GOOD
Dull AVoro Nogloctcil to a Considerable Kx-
tcnt , Hut I'rlca Chances Covered n Fair
llniiRO rrovliioni Opened Stciidy
Offering * Hero I'rcc.
CntCAOn , III. , Juno 21. The trading In
wheat was rather light and thu market was
very dull. There win tlttlo Interest In tlio
market. Tho.foollns . was weaker and prices
ranged lower. Prices advanced about Jo
from the opening and the closing was Uo
lower tliiin yesterday.
In corn tlioro was a very fair speculative
business , tlio market rullna qulot , active In
the first port of the day. The fueling con
tinued ( inlet and unsettled , At the fitart tlio
tcntlmcnt wna Inclined to bo bearish nnd
Initial trades wore at from Me to
So decline , hut the market rallied
teen afterward , a peed many buying ,
irh eh lint tlio price up l ? c nnd tlicn reacted
litter. Rolling elf Jio , the liberal receipts for
tomorrow having a weakening tendency. The
market then weld up from fie lo ? < c , clumped
loino and closed wild .Inly a shade higher nnd
r-eptotnlior with a ? ( ! to tic Rain. Thowenthor
WHS L'eiienillj favorable for-tliu prowlnw crop.
OutH wcro nejrluetod to n ronildcrnblo ox-
lent , hut nrlcu changes covered a ; o range ,
flit ) opening was Htonclv nl about the lowest
prices , then ndrunccd from Uc to fie. reacted
( o to'tv , rallied and closed ? io bettor than
fi'itoriltiy. . ,
Thn neoiiliitlvo ) market for provisions
Dpunud stonily on hlaher prices unit advanced
Illghlly. The offerings wore , however , free of
pork nnd rib * , the marknl declining sovoi-ul
points under tlio pressure to suit. There \VIVH
i slight ronollon liitoron , but Itcould not bo
Biiiintitliiod , unit the mniket closed around
tlio bottom prices of the day.
Kstliiuitcd ici-elpts for toinnrrowVhoat : ,
KIO cars : corn , 930 curs ; outs , 3JO cars ! hogs ,
17.030 bonda
Tnc lending futures ran 7 oil ns follows :
Cnah quotations wcru as follows :
I'l.ouit-Dnll nnd unchanard.
WHEAT No. 2 sprint ; , "SJici No. 3 spring , 73e :
No.2reil.ROic. !
OOIIN l-'lrin ; No. 2. 49)Sc ) ; yellow. 4G4OJ7c. !
OATS-NO. 2 , : itK3lMe ; No. 2 white , 34c ;
No. .1 white. 'Mtt'WtC.
llvn No. 2 , 7G7Uic. {
HAIII.ET No. 2 , GOc ; No. 3,3G50o f. o. Us No.
4 , arxfi4So f. o. b.
FI.AX HEKD-NO. 1 , ( l.oaatl.0314.
TIMOTHY SKED I'rlino. 1.20l.O. :
I'oitK. McB't. per hbl. . $10.G.Vi4iaG7H ! lard , per
100 His. , ril.r > Mi3..rii' ; short rlba sides ( loose ) ,
M.BOaatliiJ ; dry salted uhouldors ( boxed ) , 13.23
® \37 ( ( ; short clear sides ( boxed ) . $7.12Si7.2Jl,4.
WHIBKV Distillers' llntsliod goods , per gal. ,
Hceclpts and shipments today were us fol
lows :
On the 1'roduco exchange to.lav the butter
limrkct was liisheri eroamury , ISffilb c :
dairies , 13l7c. Eggs , U l13c.
NCAV York Markets.
NEW Yoiuc , Juno 21. Froun Hccolpts , 3\123
kss. ; exports , 8.7. 1 bbls. and 0.070 sacks ; dull
unsettled and heavy ; sales. 21.S50 bbls.
OIIHN MEAI. Steady , qulot.
WHEAT Uecolpts , o\0oo bu. ; exports. 149,100
bu. ; sales , lOSVOOf hu. of futures ; 133,000 bu. of
waukco , SICSJJXo ; No. 3 spring , SOHc. Options
opened wunk nud closed steady ; No. 2 reel ,
June. 85 ? o : July , 85'sawo 3-lBc. closing j
August , MUSGtfc ! , closing at tOo ; Hcptoin-
bor , fcGHHiJic , closing atSOJic.
HVEQulot ; sales 8,000 bu. , B7e. , dolivorod.
HAULKV MALT Quiet.
OOIIN liccolpts , 70,081 bu. ; exports , 12,108
DU. ; sales , 7.VO03 bu. futures ; 22uOObu. spot.
bpotoponud llrm. closed weaker , dull ; No. 2,60
e.'i Ho In elevator , 59 ® GO c nlloit ; ungraded
mixed , 6Tiu2u ; Options opened weaker , closed
steady atUo up on Juno and Ho down to Ko
up on at her months : Ju ne , fisyc ; July , 6455 ! c ,
closing 5l7ic : Ausust , 6C3ic. } closing Wlic :
Ucntomher , 62fi33o , closing filjic.
OATH Heeolpts , 70.675 bu. joxportR , 2GSCbu , ;
Bales , 3G.1.000 bu. of futures and 109.000 bu. of
spot. Spot market stronger , good demand ,
Bonrro. Options llrmor ; Juno , 3ajio : July ,
1.0iG3Glo , closing at 3fl c : AtiKUst. 33Si ©
ITiJic , closing 3. " > ? jc ; Soptembnr. : ci ? ffiHc : , clos-
liu nt 337 > c. Spnt No. 2. white , 32Wo ; mixed
IMtHOo ; whlio wcBtorn , U47c ; No. 2 , western ,
Chicago , 37MP-
IlAV steady : dull.
HOPS Dull , easy.
SIHIAU Kaw , active and flrm ; refined
quiet , easier. No. 0 , 37il34o ; No. 7. 311-16 ®
U 15-lOe ; olT A , 3 15-ic4 : I-GC : ! mould A , 4tf ®
4 jc : Standard A. 4 -lt47-1Ge : confectioners ,
43-lG4 11-lUo ; powdered , 4 ? ® 47 oirranulatod ,
4J-1D&40-ICC ; eubes,4'-lil ) ; ll-iu.
MoiA8BES Now Orloatih. dull and steady.
HlCK-Actlvo and stuady.
I'ETiiot.KUM-Qulot and B toady ; united ,
closed at 3 ! ii for July.
CoTTONSKEi ) Oir , Qulot : crude. 2059V < o.
TALi.ow-Uull : city ( J2.00 for packing ) ,
4 7-li@l1iC. (
HosiN Qulot and stoadystralnod ; , common
to good , * i.-J7 ' / © ! . ; i4. : ;
TuitfENTiNK-Qulot and steady ot30H3lc.
Kdos I'rlnio steady and moderately active ;
western ' , poor to prime , 1510o ; receipts , ; t'Cji )
Iikits.
Wooir-Qulot nnd steady.
CUT MKATs-l'Irm , mldilllngs nrn , .
LAUD Weaker , dull : western steam closed
nt I .82)J ) : options sales , 23J tierces ; July ,
Kl.82 ; August , Hi.UO ; Septomher , $ O.UT ; October ,
I7.0G. oloslnii atS7.03.
llUTTKit Hotter demand , firm.
UIIKUSU Mndcrutu demand , weak.
I'm IKON Qulot , steady.
COfl'Ell-QllloU
I.KAI ) InuCtlVU.
TIM Inactive , straits , ( ! I.5Q.
Nt. Louis MurknU.
BT. Louis. Mo. . Jtinu21. Kuiuit Unchanged.
WIIKAT Declined Mo early but rallied later ,
then huuamu unsettled and closed Uo under
yeutnrday. U.ish closed at 78u : July , 77Ju ;
Auguat , 7llUu : September , 7 < SVc. !
UOIIN ( Inidualiy went tin and closed } 5Ho
nlovo ycstonlay ; cash , 4114jc ; ; July closeu
Kt44 ic ; 8uptonbor. , 41,1ic.
OATS-Slow. wi'iik ; cuah , 3lJio bid ; July ,
I9 c ; Hepton.bor.2rjic.
lire No sales.
HAHI.KV No sales.
IIIIAN Quiet ; IVJfii'lOo.
HAV Lower ; ( U.i.0.
.
COHMMRAr/-Qulut at (2.
WlllHKV Slo.Mly ; $1.11
I'ltoviHioNS'-l' ' ! ! ) , out only a Job trade was
flimo nt previous prlcex ,
UECI'.IITH Flour , 2.00) ) bu ; wheat , 21 , 000 uu. ;
I'orn , 'U.ooobu.5 oats , SI.CKWbu. ; rye and bar-
Icy. nono.
BIIIWIBNTS I'lour. 7.000 Ihs. ; wheat , 0.0fl0bii. ;
corn. IW.WX ) bu.joats , 17OJObu. ; rye , 1,000 bu.
burley , nono.
Hainan Olty .MarUctu.
KANSAS OITV. Mo. . Juno 21. WHEAT
Dull ; No. 2 hard , 7l5f7'-'u : Nu 2 red. 78c.
, CoitN-Stuady ; No. 2 tntxed , 42Ji13o ; No. 2
white. 4MtUHii ! ? ,
OAT Waukt No. 3 mixed , 2Si20o ) | No. 2
while , UWtujjo.
ItECKli'iBWhi'Bt , C3OM bu. ; corn , 1,030
bu ; nuts , none.
Hiiii-UKSTS Wheat , 70.000 bu. ; corn , 4,000
bu , ; oats. none.
lire btoucly ; No. 8 , G3J4c.
I''IA\SKKI > VOo on thu basis of pure.
llltAK Weak ; snckcd. Me.
HAY Hauler , tint unchanged ; timothy , (8.50
CU..V ) ; prairie. n.UOGb.60 ,
'Mlliviiulivu Murhot * .
MII.WAUKKU , WIs. , June 21. Kf.ouii-Qiilot
WilKAT-Qulot ; No. 2 spring , "LC ; No.
northern. M'ic.
U.IIIN KtiHluri No. 3. 43Hc ,
OAT -.stiudy ; No. S white , 33 > iO3lo ; No 3
n-hlto. : rj'Sc. '
HAIII.KV Htoady ; No. 2 , J8o ; sample , 40IOo
Hvu Steady ; No. 1 , 7Sc.
I'IKIVIBIONB QuIOU
I'DIIK July , tiu.83.
liAiith- July , ( J.37 > i.
) tKLT.ii'TH-l' luur , 4,030 lb : wheat , 111,000 bu ;
bailey , I7ft > 0 bu ,
Hiiii'MK.NTH-l'lour , 109.0J } Ibs ; wheat , 1,800
bin ; burluy.OW bu.
is'xtv York Llm block .Market.
Nuw YOIIK. Juno2l. Hiscves Uecolpts , 11,11
kcMid , ull for exporters und uluughturunii no
trudu ; sollln f tlrui ; native vtuum , tU8.McCt.hi
i'exnus , tt7.vii.IU ) ! bull * und uowi , t.o : avi
i rinsed beef utondy at UUO7)iO ) per lu.
I,1W lit'Ud ) uiurkut uoui
nal ; venK ! 4.M73 > per 100 lbs.1 mlxrd
iilvos , M.i > Jrt4.i'U : ; iHittiTinllk calves , ti75O
J.7A ; western calves , 1 1 iZ fM.OO.
HIIKUP Itccclnti , 4.000 head ! very dull at
> .00@n.5) | ; cr lOOIbi. ; lamls , JB.7&as.OO.
Hods Hceclpts. G.OOJ head , ronstgncd
Ircct ; market nominally firm at t3.1033.S3Ji
lercwt. _
M
Ctittnit Mnrltct.
NKwOnt.EANR , Ia. . Juno 21 Hull : mlddlln ? ,
! to : low middling , GNot low middling ordl-
uiry , OUc. Not and grosi receipts , 22U bales ;
ale * . fiOObules ; stock. 13I.5GU bates. .
NKW YOIIK , Juno 21. Steady ; mlddllnes ,
I-lGe ; middling Orleans , 7 13-lGa ; sales , 2,123
ST. LOUH , Mo. . Juno 21. . 1 1-loa lower : mld-
llng , 7 ? < o ; saloi , none : receipts , 2ou bales !
lilpmontR , 43) ) hales ; stock. 7ACW halo * .
NRW YOIIK , Juno 21. l-'uiuro.i cloo qulot ;
ales. 1:1,000 : Imlos : .IntiR. J".20 ! July. $7.23 : An-
int. 7.2i ! ; September. ? 7,31 ; October. (7.45 ;
iTocoiiibor. * 7.ft3 ; December. $7,03 ; January ,
7.70 ; robrunry , ( T.SOi March , I7. ! > 3.
AllnnriipnlU Wlient .Murltct.
MlNNtlApnus. Minn. . Juno 21. The wtioat
narkct was narrow. Tlioro was a good de
mand for Nu , 1 r.orthorn , which soldat2'lc
ircmlum , but low trade was ndrtlg. Uecolpts
lore wcro 410 cnrs und nt , Dilltlth and Kil-
icrlor 117 cars. Clo o ! June , TAKot July. i3 ? < ;
foiucinbor , TA'joi on tracks No. 1 hard , 70'io ;
No. 1 northern , 7Sttc ; No. 2 northern , 7ao.
Liverpool
LiVGnponuJutioSI. WHEAT No , 2 rod win-
nr. Gs 8diao | < ! Ud j receipts past thrco days ,
7.100 ccnta s. Including M.OM American.
Coits--Stuidy : : receipts American corn past
lireodiiys , l.4,700 efntals.
JiAitn 3ls percwt. for prime western.
CIIEESI ; Amurlcan ( Inest white , 47s od ,
Coll'enMlirKet. .
NEW Vonx , Juno 21. Options opened steady
nd unchanged to 5 points down , closed
tendy ialft points down , Sales. 10.500 bags ,
noludlng June. I18J ; July. 8I1.6GI1.55 :
August , ? ll.r.iMI.W : : ( ( ; Scntcmbor , flt.f > 0ll.G3 ;
) ctobor , Hl.50ll,63 ; December. (11.50. Spot
tie , lower nnd qubt ; No. 7 , $12.G2i { .
Dulutli Wheat Miirltct.
DUMlTit , Minn. , Juno 21 , Thn market has
been devoted mainly to cash business. Prices
tcady ; No. 1 oiish. Bio : June , Hl4es ! No. 1
northern , cash 7flo ; Juno , 7Pc : No , 2 northern ,
ash 7lc ; Mo. 3 , G3o : rejected , 63. ; on track , No.
hard , Sic ; No , 1 northern , 7'Jc. '
TradcrH1 Talk. )
CnicAno , 111. , J line 21. F. 0. T > ognn & Co. , to
3unoan , Holllngor & Co. : Wo have had a
null and uninteresting wheat market today.
uly opened at 7S4c ! , sold at 7So nnd closed at
8c. ! The prominent buyer on weak spots
vas 1'nrdrldge , or soinoono In his Interest.
Vhen ho Is out of thu market as a buyer a du-
llno Is likely to follow , unless the harvesting
of the growing crop Is Injured or delayed by
weather. All reports wo rocelvo of the grow-
ng winter crop are of thu most Haltering
haractur , In fact , some say tlio outlook Is
> citur than a year ago. Cable ad vices from
no ( United Klndom and the continent are
llscouraglni. Tlno weather und the removal
of the Uusslan ukase on the c.\ port of wheat
all tend to limit the buying for export.o re-
card the crop of winter wheat as made and the
ocurlng of It Is a question of woather. In corn
hero have been considerable realizing nnd
Iquldatlon. July opened at48 ? c ant ? closed
at 4Uc. The reports of thu growing crop are
greatly Improved. Hut the acreage Is put at
i boil 175 pur cent of an avor.igo crop. On all
breaks wo recommpnd purchases. The do-
nand for the low grades for shlumcnt Is rather
slow. Hog product 1s steady. There has boon
nero disposition to realize , but the market Is
mrrow and will not take the ollorlugs unless
at ado.'llno.
CHICAGO , III , , Juno 21. Kcnnott , Hopkins &
Co. to S. A. McWhorter : 1'ardrldgo has sup
ported the wheat market today , lllsenor-
nous purchases during the past fortnight
uivo nnmzcd the trade and created an im-
irosslon that his shortage was greater than
inybody had Imagined , or else ho Is golni :
eng , which nobody bolloves. The news con-
Inticd bearish nnd when I'ardrldgo quits
buying the market will probably sell
down. After a weak opening corn and
oats firmed up and have bccu held
stronger than could have been expected
especially corn. Thn low uradcs are In exces
sive supply and dllllcult of sale , but tlio July
clique keeps that month at a good premium
and may continue to do so for some tlmo. It
s bcllovcd , however , that the grading will
soon Improve and the market will break down
indor heavy receipts. Provisions have done
Ittlo. the market being dull , but moderately
firm.
OIIICAOO. III. . June 21. Counsolman & Day
to Cockrell Ilros. : The grain markets were
decidedly tame today with llttlo buying nn
speculation , and prices sagged unuor the
pressure of sales against actual grain ar
rived or In transit. Holders of Juno con
tracts were anxious to unload , especially In
corn , but Into futures wcro In moderate de
mand to 111 ! short sales , Thus the premiums
on short stuff were lessened , whllo the mar
ket remained within narrow limits. Closings
were spiritless nt quotations. Packers have
been willing for some ) days to sell September
product on the basis of $11.00 for pork , GMc for
lard , nnd $0,03 for ribs. They have oven
shaded these figures somewhat , and on hard
spots have unloaded considerable of their
holdings upon the outside public. In fact ,
about all the market would take. Wo should
not bo surprised any day to see savage sellIng -
Ing of overgrown lines on stop orders , espe
cially In ribs. _
STOCKS ANIJ 1IONDS.
Iluslncss Still SulTei-liiR from the Waiting
Attitude of Operators.
NEW YoitK , Juno 21. The stock market
today was still suffering from the waiting at
titude of operators. The opening was dull
but firm and the market had an upward turn
but the pressure on Ulohrnond & West Point
and Union PiiclUo checked the advance and
Lho material losses suffered In the first hour
by these share ! gave the marmot a wnak ap
pearance for some time. The decline was not
of long duration , however , and a bteudy de
mand for stocks was developed.
The strength of the uuward movement In
the afternoon may bo caugcd by the advances
scored. Hock Island rlshu l.'s per cent , llur-
Imgton IB ? per contNorthern Pacific preferred
13-7 percent. St. Paul , Missouri Pacific , Lacli-
awanna and Manhattan each li ) per cont.
Atchlson and LakeShore each lij per cent
and Sugar 1 percent , and although Hlchmond
& West Point preferred Is down 1 per cent , It
recovered fror : the lowest of the day.
The Post says : Chicago houses which have
been prominent In St. Paul for some time
bought the stock again today. London houses
were moderate Hollers. The Trave , which
sailed today , took out $1,000.093 In golashipped
by lloldulbaeh fi Co. ! < 'urulgn bankers who
have been ithlppors of gold recently say that
they expect $ I,5'JJ.G03 ' to go on thu Columbia on
Thursday.
The following are the eloamg quotations
for the loading stocks on the Now York Stock
oxchangu todav :
bid.
The total sains of stocks today were 107.083
shares. Inclmllng ; Atchlson. llii'i : | Chtcaco
( las. 4.AOJ : Dolawiiro , Lueknwanna k Wustorn ,
17. : 0 ; Krlo , 4lOj ; l.onlsvlllo & Nashville , l..UO :
Northwestern , 3,70'j | Northern 1'ticlllo pro-
furred , U.ivYi : KoiiilliiB,8.10J | Hlchmond & West
I'olnt , 7,5W ! St. 1'iiul , 18m
London I'lnancliil Itnvloir.
tCopj/rfuMnUSJ.'ljv Ji < n t a < > r > tnn tttwuV. ]
I.ONno.1 , Juno 81. [ Now York Herald Cable-
Bpeolul to Tim lUx.l DurliiK the afternoon
the stock tmrket has boon somewhat dis
turbed by vutcuu rumoraof the dllllcultlos ol
a financial Institution connected with the
east , but nothing tranaulrod up to the closeol
business. Duillius In the block oxchancu
have been nearly at a standstill. Consols are
1-10 per com easier for money and the account.
With few tucoptlonB forolvn governinent
nuourltles hare been fairly good In tone
Homo railway * have buini in an unusually
nezleoted condition and lu the nhsoncu of
mipport have shown some aoicroo of dullness
nud lu a majority of cases u duollno of H to
1 * iMtnblUbud. 1'rlvcauro llttlo butter that
uouiluul , bulutf latluouced by the coiu-
laratlvoly irnnll dealing ! ! . American rail-
viiys have shown considerable doprcsslou
lurlnc the last hour , belns mofo IMluunccd
iy the report referred to above than any otbt-r
narkols , though they Imvo roallv no Interest
n the east whatever. Just at the clnso the
tone slightly Improved , nearly n ticnoral do-
illno , ransliiR from U to H per cent , Is cstrib-
isnod. Cnnadlnn lines leave off dull Insym-
pathv. a fall of from U to U per cent boinir
n ark oil In Canadian I'aclflo and Grand Trunk
ssuos.
4 p. in. clo o.
HAH SltVEH-DISJd.
New York Money .Mnrkot.
NRW YOUK. , Iiino21.--MnNUT ox OAU- Easy !
(432 ( porccntl closed offered at l',5 per cent ,
I'ltlME MEIIC'ANTlt.K I'AI'Ell 21 ® 14 ! per COIIt ,
STKKl.t.vo UxcilANOn Quiet but steady at
.feT'.J for sixty-day bills , nnd fl.fcO for de-
nan d.
Tlio closing quotations on bonds :
bid.
Snn 1'rniiplico Mlnlnf ; ( Quotations.
HAN PKANCISCO , O.il. , Juno 21. Tlio ofHcl.il
closInK miotatlons for mining stocks today
wore as follows :
Altn is Moxlcnn 14U
lulH-er to .Mono HO
IcstA llelchcr 176 Mount Diablo 115
lodlo Contolldutod , U Ophlr I'.U '
Chollnr : ii 1'otoil W )
Con. Cal. k VV 39'i HavnKO l.V )
'ronrn 1'olnt 83 Clorrn N'ovnUn K
Iiireku Con 20U Union Con M
loukl.V Curry 7UJ Utah fi
Hnlo & Norcross. . . HI ) Yellow .lackpt K >
New York Milling Juotiitlonn.
NnwYouic. Juno 21 , The followliu are the
closing mlnliiK Block quotations : , .
Financial > otu .
KANSAS CITY , JIo. , June 21. Clearings ,
ll.33ll.GS2.
New YOIIK. Juno 21. Clearings , $ I10,938MS !
balances. $ l0.2Gl.r > JG.
PAnif ) , Juno 21. Thrco per cent rentes , OOf
07Ko for the account.
UAI.TIMOIIR , Mil. Juno 21. Clearings , $2,203-
SG3 : balances. (332.G1U. Money C per cent.
Pifit.AiiKMMilA. Pa. . Juno 21. Clearings ,
(13,0.10,081 ; balances , { 2,155,033. Money 2tf per
cent.
LONDON. Juno 21. Amount of bullion gone
Into the Hank of Knglnncl on balances today
281.000.
CINCINNATI. O. . Juno 21. Monov. 35 per
cent. Now York exchange , par. Clearings ,
J2.420.2JO.
Mr.Mi'ins. Tonn. . Juno 21. Now York ex
change sollilig at ( I.SO. Cloarlnss , J126.GGO ;
balances , $225,127.
BOSTON , Mass. , Juno21. Clearings , $15,723.-
113 ; balances , $1,189.0:4. : Money. 2 per cont.
Exchange on Now York , 12ie ! discount.
ST. Louis. Mo. . Juno 21.--Clearings. $3,075-
655 : balances , $587,102. Monov qulot nt4toG
per cont. % Now York exchange 15o promlum.
OIIICAOO , III. , Juno 21. .Money steady
at 4M@5 per cent on time loans : cle.irlngs ,
! 15,3 ( > 5.100 ; Nuw York exchange 2)c premium ,
Merlin ? exchange dull nud unchanged at
U87 to.sixtyday bills , $ l.88if for slgiu
drafts ,
OMAHA LlVJi STOCK A1AHKET.
Supply of Cattle Yesterday Wns Liberal nnd
tlio Quality Good.
OMAHA , Juno 21. Receipts for two days foot
up 3,801 cattle , 13,014 hogs and 313 sheep ,
against 4,702 cattle , 14,783 hogs aud 110 sheep
the first two days of Inst week.
The supply of cattle was liberal and the
general quality very good , the offerings In
cluding < iulto a number of really desirable
bunches ot cornfed steers. Business was
rather slow In opening out , neither shippers
nor dressed beef men being particularly
anxious for the cattlo. Right good dry-lot
steers wore picked up roadllv at fully stoutly
prices , but there was no life to the trade
on other grades. Coarse heavy cattle were'
hard to move oven at barely steady prices ,
wnllo there was a docldcdlv weaker tendency
on the general run of half ( ut aud green stun" ,
especially toward the close. Fair to choice
1.200 to 1,533-lb. bcovos sold tit from $3.70 to
$4.25 , fair to good BOO to 1.200-lb. steers at from
$3.43 to (1.0) . Tradlnz was not particularly
brisk at the best , but there was a disposition
on the part of sellers to make thu best of the
situation and a fair clearance was finally ef
fected , although the market was decidedly
weaker toward the close.
Butchers' stock and canncrs sold at generally -
ally unchanged prices from $1.2 i to $3,35 for
poor to uliolco cows und heifers. Hulls und
stags were steady at from 82.00 to $3.00. Calves
were dull and easy on the basis of J-.O'J to
$5.01) ) for poor to choice veals.
In general the stockcr and feeder trade was
qulot with prices llrm. Regular dealers were
the principal trader.comparatively few sales
being made to the country , lilttlo of any
consequence had toscll under J3.00. nnd f ; ) . 10
to $ ,1.35 bought the bnlic of the offerings.
Representative sales :
DHtssin : IIIIF.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r. No. Ar. Pr.
1. . 60) ) $ .1 01) 21..1010 $3 GO 24 .1280 M 80
1. . 890 3 00 22..1014 B O.i 7. . 117U 380
2..11140 3 25 20..1135 3 G5 14 .U'Oi ) 3 82J5
22. . Ml 3 40 18..1100 3 G5 21..1175 3 5
1..10IO 340 47..1227 3 7l ) 20..1157
0..1I4 : ) 3 4) 10..1287 3 70 33. . 12,17 383
1..10IO 3 50 18. 1162 3 75 33..1217 3K5
14..108J 3 50 20..1121 3 75 15..1014 3fi5
2..1080 3 60 19..1100 3 75 68. . 1182 385
14. . 025 3 59 22..12)2 ) 3 75 20 , .1130 385
5..10WI 3 50 10. . 1353 3 75 0 .1273 U05
31. . 004 3 50 U.,1082 3 75 20 , .12GG 400
29..1001 350 20. . 1225 3 SO 22 , .1133 405
12..1030 3 fi5 1..1770 3 83 G2..1141 405
11. . 012 3 GO 17..1010 3 hO GO..1157 405
1..1050 300 21..11113 380 40..1302 405
5..1120 3 OJ 37..1IG9 3 83 CO..13(51 ( 405
6. . 000 3 GO 23. . 1203 3 80
KIIIIM'INU AND KXI'OIIT.
ia..10ni 345 40..1273 363 222..1412 400
42..1122 350 U7..12IJ 3 ( O 17..14H2 400
7..1222 3M 25..1310 385 5.1J38 : 400
I..17JO 375 10..1375 303 49..1102 405
20..1259 375 80..JS51 303 17..MS2 403
10.l'J8r 3 bU 10..1400 31H ) C2..1579 4 23
COWS.
1. . 000 123 42 , , 673 220 1..1123 2G3
1. . WW 140 ] 9. 059 220 1..1120 275
2. . 010 175 1. . 810 225 4. . O.t > 275
1..10W ) 175 21. . 771 230 7.1147 273
1..108) ) 1 HI ) 17..10JO 233 I. . 000 280
3. . 030 1 00 17. . 839 2 15 2. . 085 283
2. . 815 1 OJ 1,1100 240 J. . 020 285
1. . 03) 200 1..1I03 260 1..112) 300
2..1030 203 1..1I50 260 0..12.-4 303
1..1I8) ) 201 1..1023 250 1..1210 310
2..1U35 203 1. . 710 2 GO O..ll7fl 335
1. . 740 2 00 1..1270 2 G3
IICIE-KIIS.
7. . 478 2 30 10. . MO 2 75 B. . 090 300
1. 030 2 tt ) 1 , . 533 275 14. . 703 300
U. . Ml 2 75
CALVES.
2. . 150 375 4. , 16. 4 00
11UM.S.
1..10J3 200 1..1503 260 2.1545 275
1..1170 200 1..15IO 2 GO 8. . QJ 275
1..1&10 215 1..2100 205 1..1B10 303
1..134U 223 2..1145 275 1..1340 303
BTAub.
1..1820 300
STOCKr.HS AND FERDCU3.
1. . 430 200 1. . 670 310 1. . 810 339
1 , . 700 2 75 7. . 717 3 10 17..1053 320
1. . 720 2 75 3. . 773 3 15 4. 812 325
1. . DM 3 00 11. . 6V5 U 15 1. . 810 330
S. . H10 3 00 4. . 707 3 15 14. . b93 333
4. . 710 300
MILKIillS AND Bl'IIINOCIIS.
1 cow and oalf 82 00
1 springer 3) 00
lions The run was about the eatno as last
Tuesday , but the quality WUH several Hhades
commoner , Ilunlnebs opened brisk , with both
local buyers und outHldern paying prices
Btrong to Do higher than Monday. Good to
choice heavy and butcher weight hogs sold
largely ut from il.W to $4.03 , wltb several of
the choice loads at ( I.97W. Kalr to good light
and mixed loads sold largely t from (4.&i to
M.IK ) , with a few of tha bettor loadn at $4.U5
and ) K > ar stuff as low u $1.8.1. With ix llrm
provision market und free buying early thu
Undo was brisk early , but us ulilpulnir and
frcbli moat orders were ( tiled prices weakened
and the close was about llko Monday's oloib.
A few louda remained unsold. Halm were
largely at from 41.85 to 11.05 , against (1.85 to
fl.WSi Monday , the general average of prices
iittlu being fl.Wh" . against 8 .87i Monday and
(1.73 last Tuesday.
No. Av. Bh. Pr.
47 287 320 (100
68 217 H ) 40)
70 215 200 40 }
M. , . . . 210 160 40)
72 207.203 403
i74 217 100 4 00
73 210 163 400
65 231 160 4 W )
7t ) 211 240 41X1
GO 210 100 400
71 2JI 100 4 00
EO 210 120 4 00
- - - - -
68 2hO 43 400
. .210 200 400
76CD 4U )
CD . 43 103
ns . . . , iat 12) ) 48V , . co , . . . : n3 120 IPO
74. , .1111 M 4SJ/ . / 03 S10 120 4 OJ
105. . . .103 12) ) 4 81 _ 58 W 240 40)
7l ) . . . . . - ' . , i-83 4 ( O 04 . , . . .WI 320 400
H. . . . ! C7 4 fC TA 81 MS 200 49)
) 205 8U 4S.f'-IA G3. , . . l 40 490
7 11 4 Kf , . Ba..2U3 PO 4 IX )
07..IPS 24) ) 48.1 4 81. . . . .205 SO 4 W
CO SM ) 1M 4 KT7 , " f.S. . . . 2. 500 4'JO
72 2 4SJ 4 8V ' , 72 . . . . .217 ; 210 4 tO
78..1D5 18-3 4 RV. ' 77 221 12J 403
0 ! . . . . .241 100 4 85 | , , ! > 3 .200 12J 403
Rl . . . . .Hi : ) 240 4 83 / 67 2J18 280 400
US 18) 20 4 lv ,1 B7 201 120 40)
05 213 280 485 - 75 230 200 400
74 217 10 ! ) 48.11'- ' * 03 242 40 403
07 210 MO 4 R.V' ' 0.1 2M 400 4 00
00 . . . . 214 41 4SJ1'1' ' 78 22il 120 40J
T : | 215 2SO 4 85,1" " ' 78 217 120 4 0 ! )
75 248 283 4 87U - 70 2M 200 4 OJ
83 1011 120 487U , , Kt 247 121 40)
! 217 2UO 4 mj * 02 270 300 4 TO
77 205 100 4S7At r" ; CO 243 100 4 02'4
( U Ztl 2M ) 4 87Ti El . . . . 2UO 120 4 P24 !
03 214 100 4 87HT > l 287 40 4 WJS
83 20U 121 4 87H > 01 231 4J 4 Oii !
85 204 200 487' ' | ' CO 25 80 40.'U
f.7 217 IKO 45iri- ; 55..2440 ( 4ttS ! !
75 104 li'O 487U' 72 843 10) ) 4 OJ',4
fi 2114 4 8u ; 00 241 200 41MJJ
64 24U nW 4 8T'4 74 215 402JJ
OS 214 10) 4874 M ) 2i,0 40 4 IB'4
O'J SMI 2J3 4 Sr 4 74 220 W ) 40.H
78 ' . ' . ' 8 M 4 S7U 75 218 120 4 IC'Ji
72.1'3J 83 487 % 73 223 )0) ) 4 DJSi
711 . ' : ! 10) 400 ( .0 247 120 402 ! ' ,
75 -.210 10) ) 4 00 09. . 270 IW ) 4 in
70. . .208 4 CO 80 . . . .2JJ 41C )
70 253 240 403 09 20'J 120 4 O'J
0' . ' . . . . SSI 2.0 403 73 . . . . 214 100 405 ,
05 218 80 400 71 240 4 05
03 220 123 4 IK ) 07 2Jt9 ' . ' 40 405
51. 2J3 ICO 4 ! K ) CO 247 120 4 a' )
( VI 2.1J 24 ! ) i ( x , C5 , 224 120 405
75 218 81 400 78 231 100 405
OS KI5 200 40) ) 85 .27 100 405
Mi 241 4 03 01. . . . 2J7 100 4 05
22 185 40 403 CO 272 200 4 05
44 105 kO 4110 72 228 40 405
10 23) ) 4 00 05 234 120 405
02. . . .257 Ii:0 4 OJ 70 273 120 405
Ml 201 10i : 400 05 250 100 4 05
74 214. 200 400 02 01 100 405
82..214 200 400 03 255 280 4 fti
74 229 40 4 03 07 243 itX ) 405
07 205 243 400 03 2.)7 80 40714
M . . . . 217 101 401 f > 8 1114 83 4 07W
124 223 183 400 143 210 400 40714
7J . . . . 225 200 400 49 IW7 120 4 8,4
70 210 120 490 78 2J9 - 407 4
18 249 4 OJ
KiiKKi1 OlTorliii } wore listht and common
but sold ruiidily. Market quotations un
changed , li'alr to Kood natives , JI.50S )
000 ! 'air to Rood western" , J4.505Jtl.OU ! com
mon nud stock sbcou , $ l.dOl,25 : Kood to eliolco
40 to OJ-lb. lambs , $1.00ao.iO. Hopresentatlvo
miles :
No. Av. I'r.
77 native wethers , 05 Jl 05
U bucks 153 353
Ilocolpts nml Disposition of Stock.
Official receipts and disposition of stocK as
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards
coinuauy for the twenty-four hours ending at
& o'clock p. in. , June 21.18'J'J :
UKCKll'Tri.
noqji. HOUSES * MI.S
I7nrs. Head Cnrs. Head Cnrs. Ilcnd. I
) M 10,471) ) EO S | 16
DISPOSITION.
nuvniiH. CATTLE. 11OOS. PIIKKI' .
Jranlia Packing company. 3,11X1
I'huO.ll. Hammond Co.
Swift ATe 1,684 80
The Cuilnhy Packing Co. . 4S4 2.C44
lolm P. Squires & Co 4U5
Unntin A Son 61)7
, ( \ytonA Co 237
ICnutSt. I.oul 497
Whlto , ! ' . & 1) 202
Shippers nnil feeders 913
Totals. 2.332 P.3SH EO
Chicago Llvo Stock AInrkot.
Onicxao. III. , Juno 21. [ aneclal Tolosram to
THE HEK.J Good to best dry fed cattle wcro
flrm. In fact wcro a trifle lilRhcr than on Mon
day. Tncy were /iuoclnlly , active demand
but the supply wusivory small. There were
loss tliuu O.UUO head at all kinds nud tlio bulk
of that number consisted of poor to fair grades.
The latter remained 'dull and easy but
holders would not part.wlth thorn at any con
siderable rcductlonifrom the low prices pre
viously ruling. The advance yesterday of ? io
per Ib. In the prlco of American cattle lu Lon
don exerted u strengthening effect on tlio
market for fat ] StCQH of from 1.200
to 1,5.0 Ibs. * avorazo and prices seem
In a fiilr way to KO higher bef nfthls week Is
out. Trading was OH a .basis ol from Jl.flO to
W.50 for poor to utrico\vs and heifers ,
$ 5.25 to SI.85 for common to extra
steers nnd from 81.23 to SJ..OJ for Texas cattlo.
While the ratiso of values was thus wide only
asmull part of the offerings sold outside of
the limits of from JiOO.to $4.40. Stackers aud
feeders were quoted , at from J2.00 to $3.75 aud
calves were lu demand "at from Jl.W ) to SI. 75.
Trade In hogs was active for : i llttlo whllo
this morning , and the early feeling was flrm
utfrom $5.0) ) to , $5.35or common to prime
heavy medium weights ; ami , nt from $1.05 to
85.20 for llsht. Tbrttw.is also tha ranzo
of quotations at the" close , hut the market
was weak any time after 0 o'clock. iTem
(3.00 to fl.Go for culls and , llttlo pigs , sales ran
up to $5.30 for extra assorted heavy weights ,
but there wore only two or three trades at
over $ o.25 , und that may fairly be regarded as
an outside quotation. The bulk of the hogs
were wolehod at from & 5.10 to ? 5.20.
A firmer tone pervaded the sheep und lamb
markets us a result of the decrease In the
oft'erlncs. With scarcely moro than 7,030 on silc. :
prices were strong at from { 2.53 to 1.75 for In
ferior to common and at from N.'iU to tU.00 for
fair to choice qualities of sheet } , and at from
$1.50 to $7.00 for lambs. Bales of the
former wcro principally at from $3.75 to
$5.75 and from J5.53 to $0.75 took the Hulk of the
latter. There was some inquiry for feeders at
prices DO ow $1.50.
Receipts were ; cattle , 5,500 ; hogs , 18,000 ;
shots p. 0,0'JO.
The Evening Journal reports : CATTLE Re
ceipts , 7,000 ; shipments , 2,801) ) ; best steady ,
others weak ; natives. JJ.SO1.00 ; Toxnus , $2.0J
© 2.05 : Btockors. $2.5j3.43 ; cows , $1.033,50.
Uoos-Hecolpts , 2i,000 ) ; shipments 4.000 :
murliet 6c lilzber ; rough and common , Jl.'JJ ' ®
6.03 ; mixed packing , t5.0'j5.5 ; prime heavy
and butchers' weights , 55.1535.3J ; light , $1.03 ®
5 ' 20.
'SHEEP Receipts , 6,003 ; shipments. 2,200 ;
natives and lu.nhs steady , Texans weak ; na
tives. $ I.4I.5.UJ ; Tcxaus , $3.UJ1.00 ; Iambs , $1.00
® 7.0U. _
St. l.ouls I.lvo Stock Market.
Sr. Lduifi , Mo. , JunoSl. OATrr.B Receipts ,
0,100 , mostly Texans ; native steers steady
at * 3.204a4.00 ; Texans lower at $2.5033.40 ;
oaunurs , tl,851CO ,
IIoos Receipts , 4,000 ; shlDmcnts. 300 ; market
kot DC higher : heavy , , $4.0535.15 ; packing , $1.50
© 5.1U ; light. $4.bO5. 00.
BilEKl1 Receipts , 4,003 ; shipments , 3.000 ;
market , stroni : ; native mutton ? , $1,0035.25 ;
Toxaus , t3.254tiai.35.
_
lumsns City Uvu Stock Market.
KANSAS OITV. JIo. , Juno 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts , 3X ( > 3 ; Khlpmcuts , 2,000 ; market stuady
to a trlllo lower ; cows. 2U034.0J ; Texas steers ,
$ l.SU33.t)0. )
Hoas Receipts , 12,100 ; shipments , U30 : innr-
kot&IOc high r ; ull grades , tl.WWttXR'H ;
bulk , < 4.b54.0JV4.
BilKiii * Receipts. 1,830 ; Bblumunts , 1COO ;
market dull and woak.
"Late to bed and early to rise will sborton
the road to your horna in the skloj. " Bui
early to bed and "Llttlo Early Hlso- , " the
pill that manes life lougor und botuir aud'
wiser. _ _
SICK TEACHERS.
The Hoard ol Education Decides They Shall
bo "Docked. "
The Board ot Education sweltered through
a business session Monday night of about
throe hours , during which all tbo members
of the board looUud as though they wished
that the business would transact itself during
tbo torrid term of the summer.
City Treasurer Bplln reported the sale of
tlUO.OOO. school bondi ) to the First National
bank at apromlum'bf ' $7,839.89 and accrued
Interest. M >
The'board docltfpd. Jto have Iho West
Omaha school bulltjlngs moved out ot tbo
way of tha now building.
Bids for pradlup tbo.Hartman school tito
were opened , , " , ,
[ ' . H. Mahoney & , po.3 were awarded the
contract at 1(1 ( couUjpericubio yard.
Mr. Klgutter Intro4ucoa , n resolution to
oinploy n civil cngln'oej- survey and stalto
out tbo stto for tbo Central aoliool. Adopted.
Mr. Elguttornlsq' Introduced a resolution
authorizing tbo architect to prepare plans for
the Center street school ; Adopted.
Some dlsuuslou tiro's i over a rSsolutlon In
troduced by Mr. Kliidiior to allow Miss Wll-
bor , teacher at Wo ( Jiiiuha , pay for four
daya when sbo WHS absent on account of sick
ness , Mr , Points ) Mr. Uabcook , Mr ,
Gibson and othpri tuoucht that it
would be unfair to allow ono teacher pay for
tlmo wbon she was absent and not allow the
same to otbcrs.
Mr. Powell offered a substitute to estab
lish a rule that would allow all the teachers
pay for llvo days nbsonco during the school
year , upon the approval of the superinten
dent. The substitute was dofoatoa and Mr.
WANTED
. ToUl t u > vl CITSdBi
COUNTIE8 , SCHOOL
w SMT W DIBTRICTO , IWATER
COMPANIES , 8T.H.R.COMPANIE8 , lo.
Correipondcnc * solicited.
N.W.HAriRIS ft COMPANY.Bankers ,
I63-IU9 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO.
CD Wall Street , NEW YORK *
7O State 8t , . BOSTON-
Klgutler's resolution WBS referred to Iho § ub-
cotnmlttco on salaries.
Mr. Elputtcr as a rcprosontnttvo of the
High school nlutnnl Invited the board to at
tend the olumnl exercises on Juno 24 , nt S
o'clock p. m. , nt the High school.
The Invitation \viis nccoptcd with thanks.
Ur. Glbbs then Introduced n resolution to
allow every tonohor pnjr for llvo days ab
sence on necount of sickness during the .roar
In case they had been absent ilvo nn.v on
that account ,
" 1 want to see that resolution snowed tinder -
dor , " said Mr. Wohror , forpcttltiR that the
mercury stood at pp ° and the members of
the board were 'sitting about the room in
their shirtsleeve ? .
Ur. Ulbbs hold that it was tno rule with
employers to pay tholr employes tholr sala
ries when they were slult for n few
days only. Ho bollovcd that the Board of
ducntlon should bo ns magnanimous as the
mercantile firms of the city. The resolution
was moalflcd so ns to maUo It the duty of the
superintendent to roporl nil Iho names of the
tonchors who had lost tlmo ou account of
slcKncss during the year nnd whoso salaries
had boon cut on that account.
Mr. Points thought Jt was n vicious prece
dent to establish. If teachers who had been
slcl ! only llvo days deserved pay for the time
lost , why not allow these pav who hud boon
nbaont twenty duysl The latter , ho held ,
wore tnoro to bo pitted than the former , for
they had suffered more physically nnd
financially than these who had been
absent but five days. The tcnchcM had en
tered into n contract with the board to teach
for stipulated salaries , with a full under-
stuiidlnt ; that they were not to bo paid for
tlmo lost. Ha saw no Just reason tor allow
ing the teachers for lost tlmo. Such n stop
would virtually ho n violation of the con
tracts raado with the teachers , nnd would bo
a useless oxpondlturo of money. The resolu
tion was dofcatcd ,
The board wcut Into commlttoo of the
whole upon the plans for the now Hnrtmnn
school nt Sixteenth and Williams. It will boa
sixtcon-room building nnd will cost
nbout $ 10,1)00. ) Architect Latansor presented
two plans , and nfter looking them over care
fully thu board selected that which appeared
to bo the most practicable. Tha llnal adop
tion of the plans was postponed until next
Monday night.
Tbo committee on buildings nnd property
was Instructed to soil the old buildings on
the lots recently purchased adjoiulng the
Hnrtmnn si to.
Dr. Blrnoy's C.itarrn 1'owJor euro
catarrh. For sale by all druggists. 5) cants
THREE DAYi FOR DIXON.
Tho'llmool Execution to Ilo Kept Sec-rot
from tlio 1'iihllc.
Thrco moro anys of mortal existence is all
that Is allotted to Clinton E. Dixon at the
present writing. Ho Is to bo hanged by the
nccic until dead on Friday of this week un
less a respite , a pardon or a commutation of
sentence .arrives from 'the ' president of the
United States In the meantime. Mr.
Golan , nttornoy for the accused , still has
hopes that President Harrison will forward
a commutation of sentence in time to save
the cx-solalor's nccic.
Marshal Slaughter said .yesterday that ho
was ready to carry out bis part of the proceed
ings in case the president refuses to Interfere
fere- with the mandate of the law. It Is the
Intention to have the execution performed
very quietly , nnd In all probability the
public will not know the exact hour of the
hanging until some time after Dlxon has
passej beyond the confines of his present
existence.
Visit the exposition and see goods
manufactured. Admission , 2oc.
Council Chamber Finished ,
The interior finish of the council chamber
In the now city hall is completed , i ostorduy ,
George C. Wnitlock , who has charge of the
Interests of the Kotcbam Purnlturo company
in this city , instructed the home house to
ship the furniture immediately. It is under
stood that this furniture has been manufac
tured and that it will bo here next week.
Best time to visit the exposition is the
forenoon from 10 to 12. Admission , 2oo
Bridging Cut-Oir Lake.
Tbo contractor who Is building tha Cut-Oft
lake bridge from the foot of Ames avenue
across the laito to Courtland Beach , has
served notlco upon the county commissioners
that the structure will bo completed Saturday - .
day nlgbt and that Monday it will bo ready
for acceptance.
Rather ri ky
the offer that's
made by the pro
prietors of Dr.
Sage's Catnrrh
Remedy. Risky
for the in. For
J/OH. if you have
Gntnrrh , it's a
certainty. You're
certain to bo
cured of it , cr to
be paid $500.
That's w'uat they
oJTcr , nnd in good faith they euro you , or
pay you , no matter how bad your cnso , or of
Low lone standing.
But is it so much of n risk ? They lir.vo n
medicine that cures Catnrrh , not for n tlmo ,
but for nil timo. They've watched it for
years , curing the most lmi > eless cases. They
know thnt in your cnso there's every chuneo
of su s , almost no chnnco of failure.
Wouldn't miy ono take such a risk with
Euch a medicine 1
The only question is nro you willing lo
make the test , if the makers are willing to
take the risk ?
If so , the rest is cosy. You pay your druggist -
gist fifty cents nnd the trial begins.
Can you ask inoro f
SOUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards Company
soun OMAHA.
est cattle , hog and bhocp market In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CLO. BURKE & fRAZIER
LIVE HTOOIC COMMISSION.
THE LEADERS.
SA nilUIAI Write to this housa for oor-
W. UJI1AI1A | reot Marital HaportJ.
Wood Brothers ,
Eouth Omaha Telephone 1117. - Chicago
J. I ) . 1JA11ISMAN. I . . . , .
W. K. WOOD. f n irers.
Market reports by mail and wlro cheerfully
furnished upon application.
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , KastSt. Louis , Kansas City , South
Omaha , Sioux Olty , I'ort Worth.
A.Crlll , W. lf. Donnr. II. K. TBllm diio.
Chicago. IlogSaloinmn. Cuttlo Salounnn
Crill , Denny & Company ,
Live Stock Commission , lloom 27 Kxctmnga UU'g ,
South Oainlin ,
A. D. Boycr &Company ,
Mandft'J Exohangu Ilulldlrr.-.Honth . Omaha.
CorroponUcrico sollcltuil nnd uroaiptlr amworjj.
bpucUl uttiHitloii to urilori f or itockort A f ooilorj.
EitnUllihcd , 1891. . . . Incorporated , 183J
Cupltal fullr paid , J2U.OUJ.
Waggoner Bir ney Company ,
Wrltoor wlro us for prompt and roll blo market
reports.
Perry Brothers & Company ,
1,1 vo Stock Commission.
lloom 61 Exohnugo Uulldlnv , Bouth Omaha
Telephone 1707.
SOUTH OMAHA. BANKS.
Union Stock Yard National
UANK.
The onlr bank at the yardi , Capital and sur
plus , tmuuO. Collectlom growlnK out of thtt llvo
stock builnois should bo seat direct to this bank.
Bblppers can < lepo H for credit of ttiulr bouiu baak
wherercrlvcatvd.
OMAHA
'and
A nOHITEOTSAND BUICDERS
J. H , QLENN.
Contractors nml subcontractors for nil klmlt of
MilMIni , plniletlnt. painting pta will reeclvo
copr of ( lionn's nrcbltocts mil titutcrt illrcclorn
free , lijr ppnillntf their niniR , ImMupm unit lee
tlon to tlioimbllshor. J. II. Olenii , 113 s. nth a
ORDINANCE NO. 3001.
An ordinance crentlns sewer district No. 159.
defining Its limits , size of sewers and eleva
tions , and directing the board of nubile
works to take the necessary steps to cause
the constiuctloii of the bowers lu said dls-
tr ct.
He It ordained by the city council of the city
of Omaha :
Section I. Sewer district No. 159 Is hereby
created In the cttv of Omaha.
Section- . Sewer district No. 1M shall com
prise the following lots and tracts real estate :
Lots 1 , 2 and 3 Morrison's addition , lots 15 , Iti
and 17 Improvement Association addition , all
the lots lu block 1 , and lots 1.2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , Gi7and
8 block 2 Oiiahoina ParU. lots 1. 2. : i und 4 lias-
call's sub of S. i : . ICogurs' Okahoma. lots 51. 53.
& ' . ' , G' , G1. ' , G3 and 72 S. K. Ko.ots' Uk-ilionii ; , lots
1 2,3 and 4 Canoes sub , lots rJ. 7. S , 0 and 10
Wlnthor's sub. lots 9 , 10. 11 and l2SchneU'
addition , lots 1. 2 , 3. 4 , 5 , G , 7. S andV2J. E.
Hlloy's sub , and lots 1 , 2 , a , 4 and 5 block 1
Druxul'ssub of Okahoma , all In thu olty of
Section n. Sewer district No. 159 shall bo con
structed as follows : llogtnnlng at a mr > n-
holu lu the center ofHh nu.l llancrof c strccti
on the present sewer at an elevation of03 feet
above the olty datum , thence with an 18 Inch
pipe sewer along thoceuter of Bancroft street
to a manhole In thu center of 19th street at an
elevation of 233 foot , thence with a 15 Inch pipe
sewer along the center line qf Bancroft street
to a manpholo In the center of Itaustioot at
an elevation of 212 foot , thence with a 10 Inch
plpu sewer along the center line of Hancroft
street to it llush tunic 23 feet wustof thu west
line of 17th street at an elevation of 217 feet ;
Also beginning at thu mauholo at 19th and
Hancroft streets at an eluvatlon of 20i : feet ,
thence with a l'i Inch pipe sewer nloru thu
center line of 10th street at a manhole on
thu north line of Elm street nt an eluvtttton of
210 feet , thence with a 12 inch pipe sewer
along Kim street to a manhole In thu center of
Vlntou street and S fcot south of south line of
Kim street at an elevation of 210 feet , thence
with u 10 Inch plpu Bower along thu center line
of Vlnton street to a Hush tank on the east
line of 20th Bt rout at an elevation of 224 foot.
AlHobuglnhlng at thu manholu at thu center
of 18th nnd Dancroft street * ut an elevation of
212 feet , thence with a 12 Inch pipe Howoralong
the center line of Ibth street to a manholu In
the comer of Vlnton street at a eluvatluu of
215 feet , thoiico with a 10 Inch lilpu sewer to a
manholu lu the center of Vlnton and 17th
BtrootH , tliunco with a 10 Inch plpu sewer and
biiinu grade to a Hush tank 25 feet west of wi-st
line of lUth btrcut at an elevation of 22J
A mauholo shall bo placed In the sewer In
Vinton street ut a point KO foot mint of 20th
Also'boglnnlng at the manhole In the center
of 16th und Vlnton streets at. an elevation of
215.5 feet , tlieneo with a 10 Inch pipe sewer to
mnnholu at thu angle In Vlntcn street west of
IHthHtreut In thu center of Vlntou street.
Dioncu with 10 Inch plpu newer and samu irrndu
io a llush tank In tlio cunter of Vlnton > rout
and on the north lluu of Kim btrcut utanelo-
V Atiimthro'JaJfotreB-ald elevations to ho at the
now line of siild uowerflut the points named.
Thuallgirment and grndu of said sewers to
be Btrarght lines but wean manholes und
other point" specified and itccord n j to plan a
Uld wit the hoarJ of publlii works.
All the i above mentioned plpo sownrs shall
ho coiihtruoted of vltrlllud cuwur plpu and
( Much Juiiutlun nieces bhall he placed in said
Buweruvory 25 feet , or us directed In writing
bo constructed In Bald
sewer district at Buch points as thu city en
gineer may direct.
Section 4. The board of public works Is
hmuhy Instructed to take thu necessary Mops
.tociinso thucoustiucDon of tlio sewers in said
Section 5. This ordinance Nhall take effect
and bo In force from and afturJts passiiKU ,
Passed June 14th , W.- .
Olty Work.
li P. DAVIS.
President City Council
Approved Juno mi , . lsittoI
> ( iKMlfli )
Muyor.
ORDINANCE NO. 008.
An ordinance locating curtain additional
water hydrants In thu city of Omaha.
Uu U ordalnud by thu ulty council of I lie olty
' "
Buct'lon 1. That the American Water Works
Company bo and thomuuu IH hereby ordered
to piucu additional wutorliydruntH in the city
of Oinuhu , as follows ;
One ut the corner of 13th and draco streets.
Ouuat thu corner of 2l t and C'harlumitrcuta.
GROCERIES. | DRTJQ3 ,
DM. STHU * . CO. * BUKtBRUOEA.OD. ,
UOI-lSOi JOBtl SU M ,
UBthk.
UAtlDWAUET
RECTOR & , WILHELHir LQBECKA.LINH ,
CD ,
, '
Dealers' hnrdwar * * al
Corner I0 h aad Jackson moch nlo.V tools.
Direct * .
1404 Douglas Street.
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A. C , RAYMER ,
nulldam' llirdtrnr.i An
. ' '
Co.itrnc'ori' Snppllu
t > U Hauti 13th str et *
LUMUEJt"
CHAS.R. LEE , JOHN A. WAKEFIELD
Il rdwood lumb r ,
earpots nnd | < nrqu t Importel.Amorlo\n t'orfc
Itii'lcu-uent ' , Mllwaukii
hydraulic cement anil
Hh and gulncy whltu lima.
"
LIQUOU9.
ILER & 00. , FRICKA. HERBERT.
Liquor merchants , tilt
llarnoj-iU Mfrs. Run
nedy' * Kast India lilt Wholesale liquor doaUrl
Ur * . 1WI Karnnm-it ,
MILLINERY
J.QBERFELDER&CO. ,
Importers nnd Jobborsof
mllllnory. notion.Mall
orders prompt. SOd-11 Or
llth-st.
MUSICAL.
A.HOSPEJR. , THE MEIHDERO GO , ,
Pianos organs , artists W.V. ictb St. 1'lnnos ,
materials , eta. 1413 mutlc and musical In *
Uouglns it. slruuieuts of all kln < JS
PAPKR , OILS.
OARPEMTER PAPER Cf ( STANDARD OIL CD ,
Carry n full stock of
printing , wrapplnK and lloftned mid ! iibrlv.itlni
wiltlnu paper , card pa
per etc. oils , nxlo crease , etc.
OVERALLS , SHIRTS , ETC :
KIHC&SMEAD , ROBINSON & 8TORE8 00
Mfrs of "K A S" pant . Mfrs celebrated "Quo * *
lilrts and ovornUs.ctc. eiln" overall ! , pants ,
611-18 S. llth-Bt. sh.'rts , ooats , eto. kat
Omaha.
PRODUCE COMMISSION
Kstabltihtd , 1873. BRANCH
& CO. ,
WHITNEY i CD.
Produce , fruits of til
J.B. HUSEt OB. JAS. A. CLARK & CD. ,
Our poolnltloii lliittir , llutter , cbeaio , em ,
irgs and puullry , lOU
poultry and
Howard streak amsk
31 * South Utb Btratt.
W. E. RIDDELL
. . RIDDELL
4 , CO.
,
( Established IS33. )
Wbolsalo butter A Ck'KS Butter , cheatan ,
Ours and sells for vogetablei , fruitspoul-
try and game.
cash. 413 S. Hth-it.
STOVE REPAIRS.
OMAHA STOVE REPAia
WORKS ,
BtOTO repairs and waUf
attachments for any
kind of stor * m 4 .
SASH. TOYS.
M.A. DISBROW&OO. H. HARDY & 00.
, Toys , dolls , albums ,
Uanafaeturers of saih faney goods , house far *
doors , blinds and nlihlac goods. aalK
mouldings. Dranoh of- drcn' * carrlaf s. UU
B , Uli and IxaTd SU. Farnaa Streeu
Arn J
i-ootlon i Thnt this ordlnanco shall take
olTeot ami ho In force from and after Its pass-
.
City Clerk.
E. P. DA VI ? .
President of the City Council.
Aproved , Juno loth , 1M- ) .
1MUEO. . P. 1IEMIS.
Mayor.
ORDINANCE NO. 3100.
An ordinance creating Street linprovoment
District No. J ( > I uml 4iX' . In the city of Utnahox
fur the Improving of thu street In suld jir -
trlet , and allowliiK thirty days to the tirop-
erty owners In sild : district Invhlch todu-
turnilne nnd Uuslcnatu thu Muterlal | deslretl
to bo used ( or thu pavln ; In such ImprovlnK.
Ho it ordalnud by the city council of the city
of Omaha :
Section 1. Thnt Street Improvement Dis
tricts Nos. 4Kt and 4M for the Improving of the
streets In said districts , ura hereby created In
the city of Omaha.
Section - Thnt Street Improvement Il-
trlct No. 4C1 Khali comprlso : trd street from
south line of 1'lerco street to William htrcet.ln
the city of Omulia. and shall Im-ludu nil lota
nnd real o-tito * : on Ixith bldei of nald struct nn
follows : Lots 1 , : . ' , T , S In block ? iis. uml lots 3,4 ,
! > . U In tiloclc u'J1. ' , city , nnd lots Nos. : i 1 , .1. K ,
block 1. and lots 1 , 'J. T , 6 I lock : . ' In Credit Fonder
der addition : and It Is hereby declared nccci-
sary to linurovo the sumo.
Section ; i. Thut treet Improvoincntdlstricti
No. 4lH shall comprlso Pierce street from east
line of Ith street to west line of Ilrd strnot. In
the city of Uniaha. nnd shall includu all lots
and real estate on both sides of said htroot ui
follows : Lots.Mi , T , , b.'oalc 343. and lots 1.2.
X 4. block"t& , city ; and It Is hereby declared
necessary to Improve the same ,
Section 4 , Thatstreut improvumentdlstrlct *
Nos. 4U ( iinil 4GI In the city of Onmhii ho und.
the same are huruby ordered unproved by
boinn curbed nnd paved.
Sections. That thirty ilnys next nfter tlio
pahsimo und approval of this ordlnunco be
and the same Is hereby allowo.l to the owners
of all lots uiid real estate In said street Im
provement district to dotorinlnu and desig
nate Dm iniitarlal desired to bo used for Ilia
Improving of thu same , ami notify the city
council thereof , It linviiu heen mid bolus hereby
by dotormlnn.-l by thu mayor and eltv coiinull
of said city for reasons which appear rUht
and proper , that all the real uMutu In said
street Improvement district Hhiill bo ulmraoil
and nssussod with the cost of jrnprovlrnr f huru-
in tobothoroaftcrUuturmliiedaiKl establlHliojl
nct-ordliiK to the hjiiallts to tl.o propor-
tyln siild street Improvement district , und
the board of public works Is hereby directed
toKlvonotlco to thu owners of lands and lots
HtibJRUt to local assessment for thu cost of
said Improvements to detormlno and desig
nate tilt ) mnlerlul to he used for such Improv
ing by puhlloatlon In the olllclal paper of the
city for Ihreu ooiiseciitlvoilayH at least fifteen
iliiyH prior to thu lapse of fcalil thirty iluvn.
hootlon ( i. That this orilliiiuico ahitll take
olTeut anil bo In force from and nftor Its pact-
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"I'assod Junolltli , 189J.
189J.JOHN auovEH.
Olty Clurlf.
H. P. DAVIS.
I'rcslduiit City Council ,
Approved Juno 15th. IH'.i' ' .
UKUKUE I' , IIEM1H.
Mayor.
GRADE ORDINANCE NO. 816.
An ordinance oHtnbllHliIng thu grade of tin
alley between t'lmtollur ami Ililpont directs
from -1Mb utrcut to west line of Duponl
Place. In the city of Onmha ;
lie It iirdiilneu uy thu city counell of the city
of Uniiiliii :
friction I. Thu grade of the alloy hotwruii Can-
ttdlar und Duponl.BtroolH , from JUth Htn-utto
wcHl line nf UniHint I'lacu. In the city ol
Oiniihii , In hereby untabllMicd at the follow ,
lug I'liivutlonu ' , thu grailo hulug uniform
Btr.ilght llnu between tin ) points upucllleili
HOCIIOU2. Uruduof the alley-
JJovnton | | o (
center
lino.
\Vc tllnoof Dupoiit Place 207,00
Wi'Ht line of Stilli Btruut ai estab-
llnhed. . . . . . . . ' . . . ' . . . . . , * * * . * * . . . . . . ibL.u
Soutloii 3. Thlx ordiiiuncu Miull tawo olfecl
and belli forcu front uml , " - " -
C
Prutldent of Dm Council.
Approved Juito 15th , IhX' .
OEO. I' . 1JEMIH.
1JEMIH.Muyun ,