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(5 ( THE OMAHA TjftlLV Bftfc : TIIUtlSDAY , JUNE 30 , 1802 ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Thcro Was Not Much In tlio Way of Hews
Yesterday.
WEAKNESS DEVELOPED LATE IN THE DAY
Crop 1'ronpcctCoiitlnuo Hlirl'ly Favorable
nnil llic iuropr-iin : Outlook I * Still
I'lattcrltiK New Wicat from
Kuniiiii on tlio lluiinl.
OniCAOO. 111. , Juno 20. There was not much
In tlio way of news today , but n fooling of
firmness pervaded most of tlio | > tts during the
early part of thu scsilon , but there was some
woakncst Inter In tlio day , when uart of tlio
gain was lost. Nour tlio close , liowovcr ,
everything took n turn-tip and tlio close was
Konorully strong. The ro.tson for tlio strength
In wheatwiis not very clo.ir us cable * wore
lon.o lower anil domestics quiet. Crop pros-
peels continue ) highly f.ivorublo and Kuro-
poan proipectH uro ntlll Mattering.
Tlio firc cur lo.id of now wheat arrived from
( outliorn Kansas tudny nnd wiis of nno qual
ity. TholmrvcstliiR Lett la steadily extend
ing utul the yields ; ire reported fairly up to
expectations and the quality IssuporbOne
report from Kurmi Oily said that the crop of
Kansas would cxceoJ SU.UO..OOO bu. . or 25.000,000
bu. In oxcosi of last year , but this was not
credited. There wiis very llltlo wheat for
sale and tliu demand wns not urgent , though
fully omul to the offerings. Tlio receipts
were fair into quantity but unusually poor
us to quality , ax of tlio 13) ) cars inspected Into
Mori ) only one car graded contract.
llradf-tri'Ot'H reported udcereaso during the
Insl i-ok In tlio aval.iililo supply east of thu
Hoi-kief of 1,22-MiOJ bu , , whlio tnc 1'aclllc coast
l.t reused l.'o.OjO bu. July opened at 781J.O
ngalnst 7U ! c nt the close yesterday , advanced
fctottdlly to 7llJc ! , weakened to 7 ! > e , prow dull
and llrnicd up at tlio close and closed at TOi.e. !
Corn was strong und higher ourly. but sub-
Kcquently loit most of thu Improvement.
July marled unchanged at 5U ? o and ad
vanced to M4e. ! but the higher prices tempted
hollers and checked buying , and there was a
reaction to Ale. The market remained quiet
and weak till Just before the closo. when Itfult
the directs of the general strength and rallied
to and closed at .Mite. In the early dualities
oats wont up sharply on the strengili In corn
and dl couM.glngcron reports , but like oilier
tains failed to hold tlio advance. The mar
ket grew excited on true buying near Iho
close and closed strong from Jfe to lo higher.
Provisions sympathised with tlio early
strength In grain and made good advances ,
but at Iho topsomo longs attempted to roal-
Ire prulllii and the market went olT sharply ,
later there was a rally and the close showed
imnll gains.
Kstlrmitcs for tomorrow ! Wlicnt , 153 cars ;
corn , 450 curs ; oats. 210 ears ; hogs. 110,0,0 head.
Tnc lending futnrosirun.'ed us follows :
IIKIII. IOW. CLOSE.
WHEAT No. 2
June 70 I 79
July
AiiKiint
Cults No. 2
June
.Inlr MM 61M
Kept 111 4 M
OATS NO. 2
June 111B"
July Kept B"
iti.m route
July n no II 4U
n UK 11 CO
I.A mi-
July (187H ( r. ' )2 ) ( IM CM )
kept 7 oan I 111 700 718
EllOIIT HIIIK-
July 78Hi 7 40 725 7 35
. ticpt. . 7 8' h , 7 40 735 7 .17M
Cash quotations were as fnlluws :
1'i.nnnHull nnd unchnnncd ; wluior nat-
( nt.JJ.'lffM 'J ! winter slrallH. i3.TUi34.lU : sprlnc
DutcnlR , ifl.loCt4.Mj spring straits , * 4aj4fJ.IO !
hai-ors' . laoocciTA.
WIIHAT No. a spring , TiJJSe ; No. a spring ,
Tie : ND. ' . ' red. file.
Uoii.v-Stondy ; No. 2 , 51Ue ; No. 3 , yellow ,
( IHie.
OATS No. 2 , 3l ? c ; No. a white , 35 > ie ; No. S
while , 'Mr.
UYK No. > aT < Jc.
IlAiti.KY No. tf , COe : No. 3 , 48c ; No ; 4 , 39e.
l''t.AxSKii : ) No. 1. ll.ucii.
TiMOiiir SitKD I'rlino. * 1.TI.T. : )
roiiK-Mi'Bs. perbbl. . 81I.O./ ll.t7H : : lard , per
100 His. , iM.ST'.WO.l'O ' ; fliort rlbo sMon ( lee u ) ,
f7.iiffl7.37)J : ! ) : dry s.iltcd shoulders ( boxed ) , f0.aj
UU50 : short clear sides ( boxed ) . S7.7.r > .
WIIIBKY niitlllotb' llulshoa woods , per
ii.
B Unclianscd : cut loaf. , ' , ' ® ; :
granulated , 44c ! : Ftsinilnnl "A.4ic.
Hecclpts and slilpineiilH today were as fol
lows :
On Iho 1'roducooxclmngo toilay the butter
innrkct wasslroim ; croamcry , 15G20c ; dairies ,
iy17c.
Now York .
NEW VOIIK , Juno 20. I'l.ouit Kecolpts. 19.212
pkss. ; uxporti ) . lif > -'l.'l lib's. UOOO sacks ; hlcndlcr.
moro acllve ; sale . 2."i,8JO bbls.
COIIN MIAI : < Klriu. peed demand.
WHEAT hcccluiH , 14uoubu. : ; exports. SSiSfu
bu. ; bales , llli.uoo bu. of futures : 1H.OOJ bu. of
BIIOI. Spot Rloady , quiet : No. 2 red. S'J ' o In
more and elevator : 01 iett ! io ntloiit ;
. , .
on the dccrenseil supplies pliown by the llr.id-
ilrcolstaluincnl und stronxcr innrNets. There
was u decline of J ® ' , ie on lalo private entiles.
DOBlor and realizing , closliiR steady and un-
cliiinxcd from .yesterday. Trad In ; , ' was of a
locil : swltchlnt ; order. No. 2 red Juno , 80 IMC ®
closing atllllJc ,
Hvr. Klrin , ( inlet : western , 83SDo ,
M ALT Dull ,
CoiiN UccelplH , 117,803 bu.i exports. 7f03
bu. : K.-ilcs , lu.l0) ) bu. futures , 12 > , ooo bu. spot.
Kpot fair y aetlvo and stronger : No. 2. Oi < iiOJJo !
In elevator. OJiW/So ( ullou ; ungraded , tilJ4c ,
Opt ons weru generally lower early on In-
creiiEulu llr.ulslreet's and lower cables , ad-
vnnced Mltooii ) . llBht receipts mid closed
-
( Stic , elimliic at .
OATS Kecclpth.dl.noobu.i exports , 12.\0001iu. :
Bales , IJO.OJo bu. of fuluies , n.uoo bu. of snou
Knot mtirket iiioderatoly uellvo and Irruunlnr.
Oitlons | dull hut stronger : Julv. a } iitMic. (
'
ploHiiii : ntasses Aimim , : i7)iOi7Sc. ) : eloilnjs'
J. . c : tiupti-iiibor. h7iaa7ic ! , eiosint ; at S7c : No.
it upotwlilto. 4lftllUo ( ; mUed wovturn. M4 ! ®
nlilluektiirn. . 4ixai7ci No. 2 white , Olil-
i .
lUv sli'iuly but nulot ,
lloi'S-Qulet ; btulo. common to choice. 103
SOq : 1'iielllo const , UK2:25c. :
HUOAII Itnw , fair y aellvo : musrovHdo Urnii
centrlfiiKti H lower ; fair rullnln . 2 ia-IOo ; aun-
tntiiKalH , ( Hi ic-st , ' at ! iic ! ; KiiU-H , 7soo baus
cent rifuifiil8.IHl test , at ajiusM-'O bass molubso *
mean icllncd fairly uctlvuand linn ,
Mot.AR KK > ! ( > roifu. ! Dull ; Now Orleans ,
Rteady but dull ; common to fancy , 25JW3e ,
KICK Aillvo.
ru-iltoi.KUM-Sloudy ; United , no sales.
, OoTTONHiiKi ) Oil. Dull aud otisy ; urudo , 20o ;
TAu'ow-lQulet nnd steady ; city ( $2.00 for
liosiN Dull but Hluudy.
Tuni'KNTlNK.-Diill at a' < K Uo.
-'ins 1'ulr ' nnd fancy In moderate supply
d llrm ; 1'uniiNvlvunlu , ivOisUoi wubturn ,
prime. UQlQc.
Moderutu Ucnmnd , flrmj old incis ,
CUT MKATs-Btront ; plokled hollies , SesUc :
inlddlov , ( Inner : short clear. 8.07t. !
liAltu Opened atronK , closed easy ; wosturn
"lean , ciuiud nt 7.M : July. K.I7 ; AUKUSI ,
171'77' * ' cl ° 3li > " ut
.
HUTTicii Moderalu demand , strong ; westnrn
dairy. Uttltie ; weklern cienmcry , Hii.-'e ;
wesit-rn fuutoi-y. IWlsjjot Klein , 21H2.V.
CiiKEKK-Moiferato ' dumand , stoudyj part
I'id llios yuleli Aiiiorlean , tN.i
Coi'Mtu-Ilulli lake , fll.TtiOll.ba
LKAli-KIrm ; doniesllc. fl.1Viil.VO.
TIN alf udyi tltiills , ( 'i.isS21.va.
I.lteriunl | Mnrkuti.
Livuiii'OOL , Juno ' 0.-WniAT-8toadyi do-
iiiand poori Holders nffur inodvrutelri red
wtwiern Nnrliir. f 7dfK m uur coutali No. S
red winter. C 0idao ! l < d.
CoiiN-Steady ; duniuiid poor ; mixed west
ern. 4 Uid ! pur cental.
IUcn.v-3.SHCd per ev t. for lone nnd short
oci.r ! mlddloH. ulout A5 lb . { Us lid for Ion"
clour middle * about 4S Ibs.
LAUD I'rlino we. tern , isis Fd per cwt
Cnttuu
NEW OULEANR. Lar Juno 20.-Quloti mid-
dilniiin ! low inlddlliic , oii'iru ; iiood orut <
iiury.03.lCc. Net rvcelpu , : rf ! bules ; Krosit > .8
buli-ki vxouru to Uteiit Ilrllaln. i'.Mj bac ! < ;
loiittwltf. CIO buliM ; kiileis tA ) balca ; utook.
1-O.tNi luif , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oinnha 1'ruiluru .Murlu-t.
notir ltreliu ; | liberal : general inurkot. 12u.
llirrrcu-.l'acklii ; touK. If U < HK | , lliitio :
riiiuli lou of ultra eholcu mock to letull trade ,
r.viiij.
1'oui.Titv Good old hem. ajfoi rootter * .
low. fcej nurliitf chicken * . t..5 ttl.OA
tta , LTC.-NO. i vrocu btdoi , 3o | No. 1
crccn nailed hide * . 3 ! < ci No. 2 ercon suited
hide * . 2'Jci Nil. 1 Rrccn siltrn : hlitc-i. " \ to 4J
Ibs. , M'icj No. 2 Rrccn salted lildoi. 25 lo 40 Ibs. ,
2 c : No. 1 vc.nl calf , 8 to 11 Ib * , . , Co ; No. - ' veal
calf. 8 to I. " , Ibi. , 4e ; No. 1 dry nint hide ? , 7c ;
No. 2 dry Hint hides , Kcl No. I dry salted hides
0-ano. Sheep I'olts-Urccn united , o.ich , 3 > ca
11.25 ; Rrccn salted shearing * ( short woolcd
early skln ) each , IS2.'ic : drshearlings
( liort woolod early skins ) No. 1 , cnch , .MMOoi
dry flliciirllne ( short woolcd early skins ) No. 2 ,
cnch.tc ; dry flint Kansas nnd Ncbrasku butch *
er wool i)0lt8 ) , per Ib. , acluttl wolxhl , lW214Hc ;
dry ( lint Kansas and r 'ebra < tun inurrnln wool
pelts , per pound , n'ctitiil welclit , E12c ; dry
flint Colorado lintclirr wool polls , nur nouml ,
ncltml wotxht , I00l3tc ! dry Dint Colorado
murrain wool pelts , per pound , actual weight ,
SfalOc ; dry pieces and luckt , actual wctuhl ,
7 9c. Tallow and ( lroa o Tallow , No. 1 , ilVB
4c : tallow. No , 2. 'lit'lUoi urcimo , whlto A , Il'-io !
croaio , whltu H , li'ic : Rrcn ° n. yellow , ao :
cronso , dark. 2Jfc ; old butter , 24o ! ; beeswax.
prlmo , 1G325CJ rongli tallow. lifS'-'c.
St. t.ouls .Miirlcct" ! .
ST. Louis , Mo. , Juno 20. FLoun Dull nnd
unchanged.
WHEAT Went off Uo early , but soon turned
and advanced He , later declined , but closed
! i'io above yesterday ) tush. 7fio ! July
closed ut 'i ! i < 3ii1Xct August , 70'ic : Soplomber ,
( its Advanced prolty steadily and closed
' . WiC lilghor ; cash and July , 4lSo ; Septem
ber , 4. " > Uc.
OATS Higher : cnnli. : il ! < c : July.Uto ; August ,
SO'ie : Heiitcmber. : iOia.OUc. !
itri : Lonror nt7fic.
IliiA.v-gnlot : ooaoic. oust track.
HAV Dull nnd unchiiiigcd ; timothy , 510.50 ®
10.ro : pralrlo. * 3.r > oio. .
LKAII Steady nt Hal.
IIUTTKH Uncliiinsodj croamcry , lf70c :
dairy. I2ril0c.
Knn.s Unchnngcdt llCtll'/io for guaranteed.
Coit.vsiKAiLower at IHW&-.M.
WIIIHKV Steady at JI.IO.
LAIIU Higher ut J < 5.7o0.75 , according to the
brnml.
I'OIIK Hlphor. ( Inn.
UKCUIITS Kiotir. 4.000 Ibs. ; wheat , : ir .003bu. ;
corn , 4i.'yOO : bu. ; oats , 3I.OOJ bu. : rye , 1,030 bu. ;
barley , none.
HIIIPAMI.NTS Kiour , n,0031bs. ; wheat , l.OOObu.
corn , 1.UIO bu. ; rye nnd barley , none.
KmisiiH City Markets.
KANSAS CITV. Mo. . Juno 29. WHEAT
Weak nii'l lower ; No. 2 hard , OI4ttCOJe ! ! ; No2
rod. ( ITOKic.
Oott.v Steady ; No. 2 mixed , DOe ; No. 2 white ,
. - .
OATS Very weak ; Ko. 2 mixed , 23ic ! ; No. 2
white , aoc.
lv.K ! Sicudy ; No , 2 , nominal at CSc.
l'rAXsitii : Die.
HliAN Steady ; sacked , Me.
HAY Weak and 81 lower : timothy , S8.00 ©
O.CO ; prairie. M.5C@7.00.
IlUTTEit ririn ; croamcry , H@l8c ; dairy ,
'
Kuas Quiet and steady at 10ic. !
KKcnii-is Wheut , 42,00) bu. ; corn , 22.0JO
bu.i oats , none.
Siiii'MK.\TS Wheat , 37.000 bu. : corn , 21,000
bu. ; oals , 2,000 bu.
New York Dry 01111111 Market.
NEW YOIIK , Juuo2i ) . Iluslncss In dry coeds
was more restricted lo the specialties lately
on the market , prints , ginghams aud woolens.
Spring weights uro having a goo.l movement
for tliooiirly stage of the sonsou but the
market will nut bo fully open In this direction
before the mldd. oof July. Agents of prims
Hindu the following opening prices : 1'uclllo
fancies , scarlets and robes. 0c ! ; cochin fancy.
0 > , { c ; Morrlninc , fancies rods , purples and
pinks , G > { c , Mcrrlmno shirtings , urlnti , 4'ic. '
CollVioMurKct. .
NEW YOHK. Juno 29. Options opened stcndy ,
unchaiiucd to 0 uoliits a'.lvuiu-c. Sales. 0,000
bugs. Including : July. $11.05 ; August. 811.00 ;
PcDIombor , $11.115 : October , $1I.1W ; December ,
8ll.lKll.05. Spot Rio , llrmcr , more acilvo ; No.
Ulllu-aiilcoo Markets.
MILWAUKEE , WIs , Juno 20. WHEAT Finn ;
i-entember. 77 ; c : No. 2 spring , 77e.
( JniiN Klrui ) No. a. 47ft ISc.
OATS l-'lrm : No. 2 white , a5U S30c ; No. 3
white , 3litt35ie. !
Trailers' Tall ; .
CIUCAOO. III , . June 20. Counselrr.un & Div :
toCockicll llros. : The whi-nl market wiis a
tame ull'ulr , und ullhough considerable rattier
bullish gossip was allout It fulled to cnthuBO
ouontloM In face of the uncertain notion on
the Mulch bill tomorrow. There was , however.
enough conscrvutlvo buying to give the mur-
ket a slightly Ilrmur tone , based on
the observation that reported prospects
of shortened crops ( n India and
Hussla liavo caused a sharp nplurn
In llrltlsli nnd continental markets , which
leads some to predict a repetition of the bull
furor of lust. August. Tanners will get good
prices Ihls your If politics will allow. Corn
ruled firm and made a slight gain on heavy
buying bv the country. Thu lalo bull clique
huvo apparently sold out urd turned their at
tention to buying outs. which caused a share
upturn In thut cereal. 1'rovlslon * were
Irregular , but closed s.lghtly higher , with
local bulls in control.
CHICAGO. 111. , Jiino2 ! ) . K. O. Logan & Co. .
to Duncan , llolllugor & Co. : Wo have had
a quiet day In wheat. July opened ut7SC ,
sold up to 7Uio ! und closed ut TUJ.ic. Thcro Is
no Hpoclal feature to It. Cable advices from
l-.ngliind and the continent are only steady.
Koports of our own crops i.ro good. Until
our own crops are secured nnd more known of
the foreign cropn wo sco nothing to buy ll on.
The market Is weak and looks lower unless a
better export demnnd comes. Corn Is strong
and we beltevo It will sell hUhcr. It Is safe to
buy on all breaks. Julyopuuod ut.Mc. closed
at M.ic. ! Considerable c.xellonicnt In oats.
.Inly opened at : i. ' ? uiind closed at Ktfi&Jlc.
The iiecounts from the country are poor of
the growing crop. 1'rovlslons In sympathy
with corn weio strong. I'ork for September ,
811.55 ; lurd. J7.05 : ribs. $7.:15. : 1'orlc for Septem
ber ut ill.51 Is too low with ribs ut $7.i5. :
CHICAGO. III. . Juno" ! ) . Konnelt , Hopkins &
Co. to S. A. MeWhortcr : Wheat today
traveled over about the sumo ground us yes
terday. Cables were u llttlo llrm or and the
movements from primary murkots wnro lib
eral. Exports were also fairly good. but now en
gagements light. The now crop news con
tinue1) favorable. The showers have gener
ally missed harvest llo'.ds iinU a peed deal of
grain bus already boon secured In Southern
Indlaiiu. Illinois , .Missouri and Kansas ,
ImvvcBtlnu' being done south of this.
The now wheat Is beginning
to move. The most of the principal winter
wheat markets have ulruudy received sonia of
It. If thu weather continues good It Is thought
that the movement will bo general. The nuul-
lly Is very lino. The trade Is generally so
Imlllhli on corn nnd outH thai , airortngs con-
ilnuliu light , prices uro not only well main-
tallied but udvunco whenever the news
Is anyway bullish. Nothing but u good
government report will satisfy opera
tors that more than two-thirds of a
crop of corn Is possible. Provisions started oil'
strong , but eased oil' lulcr.lt Is claimed , on
reulUIng sales by thu bull nooplo.
London l''lnaiulil JCevlow.
} l > : i J.imsi ; GnnliiiJaipult. . ]
20. [ Now York Herald Cable
Special lo Tin : lir..l ! : 'Jhcro haa been a
miirked absence of now business In the Stock
c.xchunzu lortay , ouerators belnif disinclined
lo do uiiylhlng us the 'excitement of the elec
tions druws near. The progress of Ihu sutllu-
mcnt , however , bus prevented moi-bers
being completely Idle. Consols Imuroved U
and % percent. Indian rupee paper Ii from
! i 10 ? i per com lower. I'oruU'ii uovurnmont
securities close : - lltlu Irregular. 1'oi'tugucso
bus been freely oirerod and mark a de
cline of 'i percent. Spanish nro also a trlllo
eiibler while Krench ruiilex , Greek bonds and
Kusslun fours are better. Some railways have
liven riithor dull all day , notwithstanding Hit )
favorablii weekly irallle rolnrns. The
llrlghtoii working statement , for May is not
eousldoiod satisfactory , llrlghtoii deferred
has given away y port-out , and fcovoral otliura
louvo elf } s to H per cent lower. American
railways close somewhat less Hat than they
have been. Dealings throughout the day
huvo been entirely confined to Inside oiiur-
ulors , tl > u publle doing noililng. At present ,
buyouil ! J per cent In Chlcugo & Milwaukee ,
the full In prices docs not exceed ! i to " per
cent. I.iiku Shorn la uxccptloimlly high
er on iho declaration of Increased
dividend. Canadian lines close dull , but
Urund Trunk uro about their worht , prefer-
encesHhowliiK adecllnoof U to ? , ; per cent ,
Canadian i'aelllo are ' tier cent easier. As
UHUiil , at thu end of a half year , money tins
been more wanted. Londora huvo been ublo
toobliiln 1J ! to 2 per cent for short lounu. The
dUcount market bus ulna boon rather tinner.
two three months' bills belutf quoted nt 1 pur
cent.
_
STOCKS AND IION'D.S.
rroportloiiH of tlio Hpocnlntlon Coiitliiuei
Hti-iiiltly to Dwindle.
NEW YOIIK. Juno Sil-Tho proportloni of
the mock gpoculatlon continue * steadily to
dwindle nnd oven UioiiL-h from tlinu-lo time a
f ew Btookn develop a curtain amount of nnlma-
llon with'compurallvoly wide llnotuiulomt ,
thu wholly profotslonul nnturo of the trading
roba thu movement of slxnllleunco. In the
best opinion thu holiday uhuructor nt the
murkot U likely to continue till after the
elTcct of Iho July dl bnrseinenU koKlim
to .bo fe.t and for tbo re of
this week nothing of nny kind Ute
to bo expected of the market. The Illchmond
& West I'clnt iiffiilr furnUlmd a subject fur
conversation and conjecture , but wnllu tbo
report Uiuod by Druxol , Moritun & Co , wui
uncourugliii ; , HB Indloatlm ; tbo fuuvtblllly of u
reorgunUutlon , intone wan bold umitujh to In-
illoiilu ihw llnua upon whlub It would bo car
ried out or thu If ncth of time U won Ik tuko to
uvcomplUli u. Tfie utaicmuliUof the Van *
deibllt and Heading linen were nttner uncoil r-
iiglug , but tlio olTout u far u Wall nuuet U
loncKrned In hardly upnureut lu any dlroo-
Tbo lastdoet lon In favor of a whUky trust
olllclnlly aavancud iboprlcoof muck ti pur
cunt at tho. optMihig but thu Improvement
could not bo hold , and u In the rent of the lUt
the tiMii mollutl uwny while furlher fruelloiu
wuro lout , Tbo murkut u u whole wan duller
uud uiurt ) uuiuturuvtluK thuu that of uuy day
Instweok. lnt besides DMtlllcrs only Chlcnso
Ons suffered n Inu of moro tlnui tbo ( .tiiAllost
fractions The coverings of thorls helped the
market In the lalo dealings and the close was
nulttt nnd firm generally at something under
last night's prices , though extended to ? per
cent , nnd tbo only advance of note was Unit
of I'i per cent In i.aku Shore. The transaction *
reached only IIA.U'0 listed and .M41 unlisted.
Government bonds have been dull und
steady. Btutobon s dull and sleady.
The 1'ost says : The general market , thoiich
dull up to the last , closed unmistakably
slroiigcr. a very rncouraglug fart when It Is
considered thut most of the day's news was
unfavorable.
The following are the closing ouotttlun * ,
forthcloudlng stocks on the Now York Stock
cxclmngo todav :
York Alonny 'Mnrltct.
NEW YOUK , , TunoD. ! ! MOXKV ON OAf.r , Kasy
ntli | ! ® > per uent ; lust loiu , U per cent ;
closed offered nt'J percent.
I'IIIMI : MBKCANTII.K 1'Ai'uit 335 per cent.
STi'iit.lNn KxciiANdB Qulot , but steady , at
$1.87 for sixty-day bills , and HSSIi for do-
ninnd ,
The closing uttotatlons on bonds :
i'iimncliil Notes.
OMAHA , Juno iO. CiearliiBs , (1,081,011.
KANRAS Oliv , Mo. , Juno 20. Clearings ,
Ji.4tlO.J27. !
I'Attis , Juno 29. Three per cent rentes , 09f
for the account.
NJSW YOUK. Juno SO. Clearings , $90,051,033 !
balances , SJ.KW.TW.
MKMIMIIS , Tonn. . Juuo 20. Clearings , t'170-
392 ; baluiiecs. iai3,411. Now York exchange
Boiling at 1.50.
CINCINNATI. O. . Juno 20. Monov. 3Q5 per
cent. Now York oxchatizo , 15a-J per cent.
OiearliiKH , $2tXGOU. ; !
Ni ; 'Oiti.EANS , lia. . , Juno2a Cloarlntrs. $733-
MO ; Now York oxuhuiii. : ' , commercial , 5je :
bank , $1.50 per $ l,00a
HOSTO.V. Muss , Juno29. Clearln-i 1'ouso bal
ances , * lOIi.-.id. ! Cull loans iiSt : per cent.
Tlmo loans oS per cent.
ST. Louia. Mo. . .lunoSa Cleiirlnss , S3i73,502i :
balances , tTill.om Money , quint , 430 per cent.
Exchange on New York , Tie premium.
HOSTON , Mass. , Jiinusa. Clearings , $1 , OOS.-
10.1 ; balances. Jl.O'll.KlS. Money , 2 per cent.
Kxohanxe oil New York , lOc ulscouut to pur.
New YOUK. Juno29. [ Special Telcpram to
Tin : IlKU.1 E.xclianzo WHS cjuotcil as follows :
lloston , lue discount ; HI. Louis , T5u premium.
CuiCAdO , 111 , , Juno 29. Money unchanged at
4SJ per cent. UloarliiRSj.u"0,60l. | New York
oxchaico iSOo premium , Blcrllng oxchaiiKO
null at JI.S7 for slxty-duy bills and il.Wl for
slght.drufts.
ii VK STOCK .11 A i tic ITH.
Cattle In Good Deiiianil nnd Higher Hogs
.Still Skying.
OMAHA , Juno 20. Compared with the first
half of lust week , rceelpm for the lust three
days show an Increase nf about 30J eattlo and
it decrease of about 50) hogs and 3OJU sheep.
The supply of eattlo was rutliurmoro liberal
than lust. Wednesday , tbo offerings , us usual
for thu past week. Including u very rospcctublo
proportion of desirable eorufeJ steers , llusl-
ncss was aetlvo from the start , ull buyers
belli , * III the. market for Ihu cattle. Tnu
shipping and export demand was very
food , aud tlicso buyers took considera
bly over u third of the offerings , l.o al
bnyert ) were not at all HOW. : and with active
comuetlllon prices ruled Hlroug to lUe higher
on anything at all desirable. Kalr to uood
1,20) to 1,5'JJ-lb. steers sold from (3,8. ) to 81.3) ) ;
fair to good light and medium weight steers
weighing l.UOJto 1.201) ) Ibii. sold at from $3.70 to
JI.U , Uroen ana half fat htulT .sold no better
than usual of lute at from * . ' 103 down toi3.ua
U was u good , Healthy trade , however , all
through , the bulk of thu steers soil Inut from
? , I.UJ upvyurds , iio.iny uTtirythlus useful being
out of llrst bunds by noon.
liuteber stock turn cunnor * were not onot
ably changed , Boiling us usual of lute from
$1.75 to } 3.2j fur poor to choice cows und heif
ers. There was perhaps a little moro activity
nnd a stronger foiling on the more desirable
grades , but It took prlmo stuir to bring over
sui : : > . HullH. oxen and stags wuro llrm at from
(1.85 to JJ.-'J. Oulves were diul and movud
slowly on the basis of M.uu to 14.73 for fair lo
good vo.ilR.
Hlooknrs and feeders were In liberal supply
again and jirlcos dropped another notuh or
two. The oulsido demand wus very light and
as local traders were pretty well loadod'tip It
took atronff Inducements to tempt buyers. A
big Hiring ot very good Colorado eattlo
brought * l,2.i. but they were prolty nourly
what might bo called choice. Homo line USU-
II ) . native ! ! also brought (3.20. but the bulk of
the trading wan at nnilur J.I.OO. The feellutr Is
weak and doulord are quoting a 15U > : ! 5u decline
hlncu last Wednesday. Uoprosentutlvu miles :
IHIKSSKll IlECf.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av , I'r. No. Ar. I'r.
1. , H.VI * l 10 ; i7K'H.1 J3 HJ 111 , 1120 $4 00
. . 717 3 25 .UOJ I 8 ] 120. 400
12 ! ) , OIS .1151 I 81 4(1 ( , U4t 4 00
2. . 1)10 ) S3 .1131) ) I 83 24. 1143 4l > 0
1..10.V ) M. 20. 1317 405
2..1IK5 np.,11'21 ' 1131) 405
4..10U ) ' ' 385 2l ! 1K18 4 10
61. . KW a co 10.'l2.0 3 IX ) ( Ul.tti..i''bii 4 15
4.,11187 a DO : tti..i''bii 4 15
370 20..1227 70. . 420
10. . IWI 3 70 18..10U7 3 IX ) 70. . 1310. 430
17..10H5 U75 11..1181 aw
siiii'1'iwn AMU cxroiiT ,
20.,1112 3 55 10. 1151 370 42. . UW 3 PS
I. . U.VI 10. . 1110 370 ii.r.'SH : 403
20. . 11) ) 4 M R..1231 , il 80 18..14n : 4 IK
2a..iua5 3 65 2Q..I1U5 305
2..1075 3 m 45.I155 3 U5
l.v UN ) U 70
cov
1 , , CM 1 75 '
a. . UGO I Ml I.'J2IO"
2. . 1115 1 BO U. . N13
1. . 71) 2 01 a , , iwi
2 , , 810 2 10 1..I440 3 & 0
3. . HIO 2 15 3. 1173 2 U 2. . Wl JUJ
5..IOSU 2 15 & , , UX3 2 at 3..1073 a 10
3. . 877 220 & . .I072 270 U..1000 U25
IIKIKKIIU.
12. , 650 2 U 3. . C'JO 2 75 SO. . CW S05
, . & 5I JU
CALVB3.
20 , . 4CO 2 7.
1IDI.1.S.
1..12W 185 1..HM 2 SO 1..1770 300
L.irJJ 2 II ) 1..I2.0 110 * 1..1HII aoj
1..I&70 2 U 1..IKO U 00 1..1COJ au
1..1230 2 75
MTOCKUIIS AND
? ! „ 677 2 W 8. . 657 3 00 24. . 018 300
7. , fOS S W 1 . K4' ' ) 3 OJ 21 , . UoO
0. (01 2 W 6. . 653 U CO
COI.OrUIO CATTt-B.
No. . Av. I'r.
S feeders . . .ill. . J0 ° 4 HM
Hens Kccolpt * clintilnuo to fall far short of
expectations. ThVwipplyi however , was fair
nnd the quality df'.ltio ' offerings fully up to
the recent itverageV'Tho marUct opened 60 to
JOe higher pn all Rwdes. imtirovctl as the
morning advanced i and closed up firm nt the
ndvnncn , with the pens empty some time be
fore noon Hhlppor5 < JitarU-d the ball rolling
by paying i\l.1 to ? .V20 for fair to good butcher
nnd heavy hogs wtbovcjrul | of the best loads
Belling nt e-V-'S nwa itpwnrdo. the ex
treme limit rcnBl'dd being toai for a
load of prime' ' 'WI-lb. hojs. 1'aekors
were also strictly In It , or at lo-isttboy tried
to bound undoubtedly would li'ivo been had
tlio Mipplv held out..lunger. Thny paid froni
& \00 for Inferior Ilzlit stitir to J.V20 for good
hoary loads and took about two-lift ha of the
orrerlmrs. Shippers took another two-fifth * ,
or about 11,403 hogs , leaving a fifth ot the re
ceipts for Iho fresh meat men nnd speculators.
The big bulk of thu trading wns nt from KUO
to I.V.'u. atTalnst , * V03 to J.UO Tiioidny. The
general nvoruso of prices paid.was f\l ( ( ,
ninlnst $5.07 Tuesday nnd tl.SBJ-l last
Wednesday , itopresontuttvo sales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
fi. . . . .142 f , 00 75 221 2001515
2(1 ( . . . .18 ! ) im A 03 141 210 2SO fi5 !
141Nl
10 . . . 211 80 6 00 Nl . 2X1 321 515
0 . . . .183 603 225 2SO fi5
' . .215 43 r , w ) 212 150 fi 15
? . 170 6 (10 ( 70 . 20 ! 200 fi Ifi
" ' n oo 70 . .258 240 515
fi" . .243 6 00 Cfl 2I6 ft 15
7. . . .2 < ! 4 80 50 } f,9 2JI4 83 015
10. . . 500 70. . . .231 243 filfi
43. . . 120 fi 05 GS 211 SO filS
5 . . , 210 6 05 T ; | 225 120 sin
' ' , .17il 240 fi 05 55 VSS 20J filS
ni' . . .18 ! ) 320 fi 0714 7i ; 205 U-0 615
so. . . .100 liO fiOTH 71 . 240 200 51.1
* ' * * III 1C3 6 10 70 2tO : 2.10 filfi
117. ! ! \vi \ 120 fi 1 ! ) 02. . . 205 SO 6 15
r.7. . . .2:10 : 24) ) fi 10 71 255 28) fi 15
83. . . .101 1(11 ( 5 10 70 . sal 200 515
.208 28) n 10 r.0 . 2IM 120 fi 15
.1113 120 5 10 1,9 . 210 120 fi I74 !
73. . .V03 200 fi 10 85 . 210 ICO fi 1714
08 . 20J 241 fi 13 CS . 210 1U > fi 1714
W ) . . .203 120 fi 10 08 . 217 61714
71) ) . . .230 28J fi 10 BS. . . . .2.17 120 6 174 !
70. .204 210 D 10 03 . , . 200 1C ! ) C.2) )
78. . .200 fi-10 70. . . . .22. ) 120 fi20
07. . . ' . ' 31 280 fi 10 77. . ' ' ' 320 r.2J
75. . . .103 100 fi 10 CO. , . . . 212 80 fi'JO
i. . .V85 fi 10 65. . . . .2K1 ( 83 6 23
53. . .Kl'1 3M fi 10 ' . . .251 200 520
78 . ,213 120 fi 10 o'li ! ! . . .233 ICO fi20
74. . .1113 8.0 fi 10 r > 8. . . . 258 10'J fi20
70. . 100 S 10 70 , . . . .205 40 520
85. . 210 fi 1214 74. . ! ? K'J B2J
75. . . .200 ICO fi 1-H CO. . - ICO fi 20
70. . . . .2C8 40 5 1214 Ifi. . ! ! ! ii87 620
01. . . . .22.1 12J 5 1214 47. . . . .2CO 120 fi20
. . .23:1 : 103 fi 1214 05 . . 214 120 620
2 fi 1214 03. . . . .24 80 520
! ! 2iii 120 5 1214 70. . .220 ICO fi20
. . .214 240 fi 12i ! CO. . ! ! ! 220 240 fi20
. . .208 120 r. 1214 71 228 8) 520
. . .UN ) 2SO 6 I21i 131 . ' . . .233 443 B2)
74. . . . .231 210 5 15 43. . . . .231 80 B 20
04. . . . .i28 5 15 70. . . . .2.2 SO 520
00 . . . 231 120 fi IS 65. . . . .205 200 520
00. . . . .240 ICO fi 15 07. . . . 237 200 620-
01. . . . .208 240 5 15 CO. . . . .203 200 fi 20
70. . . . .220 2JO 6 15 00. . . . .205 fi20
04. . . . .211 80 6 15 ca. . . . 225 40 520
03 . . 233 1GO 5 15 113. . . . .233 80 520
74. . . . .210 120 A 15 82 . . . 244 40 fi 25
75. . . . .232 ICO 6 IS 68. . , .311 40 625
CO. . . . .22J 120 fi 15 03. . . . .211 fi 25
CO. . . . .272 300 6 15 02 . . . .277 103 525
03. . . . .234 fO 6 15 65. . . . .277 525
75. . . .238 ICO fi 15 03. . . . .203 120 62714
83. ,222 , 120 fi 15 67. . . . .200 80 5 2714
BJ 2.V ) ICO 6 15 61. . 80 fi30
72 231 120 5 15 67 . . .304 635
rios AND iinuoii.
14 113 - 420 3 143 400
1 430 4 30 1 , 200 400
1 280 4 40
SHEEP Four double-decks were received ,
one of them billed direct to Swift , the other
three wore fair grass westerns und sold readily
at satisfactory prices : Demand rood , market
firm. Kulr to good natives from $4.50 to $3.00 ;
fair to 3000 westerns , from f 1.00 to $ l.5u ; com
mon and stock sheep , from Ki.59tofl.OJ ; good
to choice 40 to 00-ID lu'mbs , from 54.U3 to iG.fi.i.
Receipts'mid DUposltion ofHtoek.
Oniulnl receipts nn'd disposition of stock as
shown bv the books of the Union Stock Yards
company for the tiyoiity-four hours ending ut
fi o'clock p. m. , June 2ft , 18irJ :
KBCKHT3.
DISPOSITION.
WI2STI2KK 1'ACKINO INTKUKSlei.
Movement of Hogs \Viin Somewhat Itcduccil
Durlnqr tlio 1'nst I"o\v Days.
CINCINNATI , O. . Juno 29. [ Special Tolocram to
Tun UEK.I T > morrow's I'rlco Current will say :
The movement of hogn Is somewhat reduced
although continuing fairly liberal. Packing
In the west for this week wns 275.03U against
: & 5.000 the preceding week. 18J.ODO liiMt year and
2S. > .M)0 ) two years ago. The SCMFOII'U total Is
4,2i'5,000 against y.M 1,000 lust year.
Prominent places compare as follows :
I IKi. . I Ib'.M.
ChlcnKO 1,2'Jfl.OOO
Knnsns City. . 681.000 Sli,000
Utunlm S'.U.Oil ) 3SI.IKM
St. Louis ICJ.ODJ 170.000
Indianapolis. . 20.I.OJJ 15I.UOU
.MItwnuki'o. . . , 143.0JC r.'i.ooi )
Clnclnuatl J8i.CttJ 517,000
CVdnr llaplds , 11I.OJI. 110.0UO
hlourClty W.OOO b'.l.lKKJ
SI. Joseph 103.0JII 42,000
uttumwu II 1.00 J 80.000
Cleveland . . . 177.000 1M.OOO
ClilciiRo l.lvo Htoclr
CiHCAno , 111. , Juno 21) ) . [ Siieclal Telegram to
Tin : HUB. ) The eattlo trade was active and
liricos for good to extra dry fed steers con
tinued loshosv an advancing tendency. The
range of prices for calltu coming under that
head was from Oo to IDo higher than yester
day und l.'io lo 20o higher than nt
the clo.so lust week , Shippers , exporters -
porters und the dressed beef men were
ull free buyers and there was not enough
good stock hero to nil their orders Kor poor
and common eattlo the market wns not much
more Ihuu sloady. The bulkoflhe receipts
answered to the latter description nnd
holders were unable lo "spring" prices. The
rangu of values wns from 31.23 toUO ; for
cows and heifers. fc-.Oi lo &I.7J for stackers
and feeders , 81.40 lo J.VOO for common lo extra
dressed beef and shipping steers and from
Jl.M ) to SI.OJ for Texas cattle. Nourly all the
good Block wan out of salesmen * ' hands by
noon and the olosu wan strong. Some Toxuns
were left over. That atato contributed fully
ono-hulf the day's receipts ,
pThoro was no abatement of the flrmtiQss that
Fius dlfltlugulshcd thu hog market for some
days past , lluycrs were as hungry as before ,
and although the supply rouohod very liberal
proportions It was wiped up In < i lck order at
un advance on Tuesday's prices of from flu to
100. At the close quotations stood at from
} .U5 to f\5i for common to prlmo lluht. f6.20 to
$ V > 1 for medium wolzhts and from W.LT > to W.M
for heavy. A fuwtfanoy light and heavy
woluntB were taken at CJ.IU , and there wan u
llttlo trudlnir nl'oniU at from W.50 loH.OO.
The inurkot closod'rfti'udv at the advance.
Very llttlo t-hangn took place In the wheat
market AH on tlio previous days of the week ,
good to cholco sheeiMiiet with a good demand
and were taken utjturmur prices , Quotations
ran from W.W to Kl/(0for ( | sommoii to line , tu.00
to M- ! for olmlue. Luiubs were a.iublo ut
from $1 M to I0.7.V. , n
Itcculptu ; ( Juttlo.iaOCO ; hogs , 27,000 ; sheep ,
0,000.
0,000.Tho
The Kvenlnc Jdurnal suyii OATTI.B lie-
onlplu , 18.000 ; shlpWbnU , 4NXj ) market aetlvo :
nullvo Hlocis and Tiixanu oiislor ; eholcu lo
oxtru imllvi'H. JI.W441.IU ; othe . (1,00 1,40 ;
TOXMIIH , J..IMcXMJ ijllookors , SJ.OXU.70 ; eows ,
t.aaLU : ! * foodora. StTiaa.UJ.
lloOB-lCecolpls , 20.000 ; shlpinents. 7,000 ;
iiinrKct uctlve , licliliiher ; rouun and common ,
t-LlOttXIiS ; mixed jjiid packers , f\405.Mi ; prlmo
heavy nnd bulohoiMolghts , (5.DOii.Gr ; Hunt ,
K > T4 d-Wl. jti >
HiiBEr Ho'oipt , 0.0'JI ; ghlpmcnts , 8.000 ;
pee < l mntiiin Rheoneady | ; otlieri. Including
lambs , 2io lowuriimlxua natives. 81.5
wi-tliiiru.
ia.7 - 75
much other tro * 1KWil ( atmcnt.anfl ( x-Ing
reduced touul lti-fiisfh-f to u low condition
of health , aa It wait thought iho could not lit .
INHERITED SCROFULA.
i Cored my Illllo boy of hereditary
Kcrnfnla , which appeared all over
1 hti face. 1'or a vt-arl had git en
up all hojKi of hU rceoyerytyiieii finally 1 was
Induced to UMJ VTV3fSH A fcw bottles
cured him , nnd r-OT-jt-oB no lymptoini or
thu disease retualuT iu7T. I. . M ATiir.K * .
Mathervlllo , Miss ,
Oui bo k ea DiwjJ tut Eklo Dlwitc * milU.1 fin.
o.AUuuCt.
liand , Incliidlnz 31 cam for sale. Market vcrv
notlra and lee higher ) tiallvo steers. t4.S.Y3 , < .M
Dcr 100 Its , ; biillK and cows , W.SoUlU'O ; dre. ed
beef firm at 0'iR7 ( ! < o per Ib. Slilpmcnln
today. r\H43 ntiartcrs of beef ; tomorrow , 29
bcovo * . nntl M fdioop.
CUI.VKS Uccclpu. nn03hoad ; market nctli-o
and n oluido llrmcr ; voals , JI.rotIO.l2H per 109
Ibs.lbiiilcrnilllt enlvc * . $ J,0. < 7i ,7.\
SllKKi'-Hocclpts , fm ; licadt fihcop slondy ;
Ir.mbs Uo higher ; sheep. : M.KO\8J per 100 Ibs. )
lambs JVOO'5.7.75 ; drci < cd mutton Btoady nt
0 ! tft Mo per Ibj drcsicd lambs Htm nt Utwl3c. !
lions Hecoluts.4.MW head. Including S curs
for sale ; llrmcr , ( S.vuiU.70 per 100 Ibs.
Katun * Oily 1.1 ve Stock .Market.
KANSAS CITV. Mo. , Juno 29. CATTU : lic-
coluts , 2,01101 shlpmcntii , : i,200 | good natlvo
BIceM active and lOa higher at M.i : (14.40 ; cows
slcndy at Jl..Vj iii.'i ! Toxuns lOo hHhor at
J'.7f ( < i.ino : stockurs and feeders lOc higher nt
-
lions Ilccolpts. n.OOOs shipments , .1.YXi ) mnr-
Wct active and . " > © ! c higher ; all grades. t4,5A
.
SliKRf Kocolpts. 700 ; shipments , 1.2flOi mar
ket ( lull nnd wo.ik ; muttons , fO.MKiil.W :
lambs , \IO5.B\ _ _ _
St. I.oiilR l.tvo Slock Mnrlcot.
ST. Louts. Mo. , Juno 29. OATTI.B HoeclptB ,
2.4TS ; shipments , 3,100 ; natives , slow ; Texan * ,
llrmifalrto cholco natlvo steers , K1.1M14.3J ;
Tnxans. all griulos0 iJ.'l tiTi.
Ilons-Hocelpis.iBio ! ; shlpmcnlB. 1,021 ; mar
ket 5n to lOe higher ; heavy , Jl.205t\ ; mixed ,
$3.40ffi.\70 ! light , fair to best , W.10M
HIIKBP Hecolpls , 4'iS i shlpmcnl8i,0t4 : ; mar
ket steady ; fair to good natives , JI.OU4P.OO.
Lincoln l.ivo Stock.
I.lNCor.v , Nob. . Juno 29. [ Special to Tun
Ilr.K. ] Uecelptsof hogs at Kest l.lncoln were
todny agalti Ughl. M urket 5a Higher , prices
rungliig from > .I2 ! { to fJ.17'j.
TOLKDO. lown , April 0. 1S91.
Dr. , T. B. Moore , Dear Sir : Aiy wlfo has
used about six bottles of your Tree of Llfo ,
and 111 in Us tliatsUo hasrccolvotigroator ben
efit from It than any moujclno slm bus over
taken. Yours truly , L. H. BtfFKttf.
Oeti'l ' Acent and Troas. West Collojro.
Slnuo receiving the nbovo testlmonlnl , 1 um
Inrccclpt of a letter nnd chock from the Kov ,
UH HufUtnof Toledo , lown , April -Jo , to
send llov. J.V. . Kan war thy , Crostllno , Kua
sai. six bottles of Mooro's Tree of Llfo.
For aalo by ull druggists.
ANOTHER SUKPBI3E.
Scliomo on Foot to Dust the Superintend
ent of tlio I'ootl'iirm. .
Cruel fate has maruecl John J. Mnhonoy
for its own , but whether or not the mark
xvill bccomo vislhlo to the nauoJ. eye
is a matter that rests wholly with
the Board of. County Commissioners.
At this llmo John J. Mahonov Is the suocr-
intondont nt the county poor farm , nnd
there is a man who covets tho'posltion. The
man who is doing the coveting is n democrat ,
L. M. Anderson , an ox-chairman of the
board.
Mr. Anderson shied his ca stor into tbo
riac several days are , but this fact
did not bccomo nubile ' property until yester
day , wbou his 'friends openly announced
that ho was in the r.ico and that ho would
distance all competitors before the quarter
stretch was reached.
That he has a pull nona of the commis
sioners deny.and at this time his star appears
to bo slightly in tbo ascendancy , but none
of his backers will venture an opinion on the
result of the ballot.
Ills certain , however , that the democratic
members of the board bava soured on Mr.
Anderson , und if ho Is elected to thotiosition
it must bo by rcpuoilcan votes. The Hunt
has been booked , but not for today , and , in
fact , not until after the reorganization of the
board.
Da Witt's Sarsaparllla is rcliaMo.
l.iconsof.
County Judge Ellor issued marriage
licenses to the following yesterday :
Nanio and address. A o.
I Albert W. Crawfurd. 1'oorla , 111 . X ,
I Lillian Staddolmuii. Umiiha . 2U
J J. A. Isaacson , Lee mis , Neb . 34
I Tllllo I/yon , Omaha . 23
I W. I' . ICuhlor. Omaha . 25
I llcrthn May IClncadu. Oinalm . 18
I John T. llongen , Omaha . 45
M/lllIoL. Uumlll. Omaha . 20
Do SVitt's Sarsaparllla cleanses the blood
Ilmlilliif ; 1'urmllH.
The following permits were issued by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
Catherine U. Nash , ilvo-slory brick
warehouse , 1010 llarnoy . 815,000
Lars Johnson , ono-slory brick cottage ,
21102 Dccutur street . l.SOD
Panic , 20JO Uceatur street . 1,500
Nine minor permits . 2,700
Total . $49.700
Racked up by a cash offer tbo statements
that are made uy the proprietors of Doctor
Sago's Catarrh Ifcmcdy. They say that their
medieino will cure , perfectly nnd perman
ently , the worst case of Chronic Catarrh in
the Head that not only Catarrh itself , hut
nil the troubles that come from it , nnd every
thing caturrhal in its nature , are cured by
the mild , soothing , cleansing and healing
properties of their remedy.
They can't n.iy nny more. Probably every
medieino for Catarrh claims us much. But
it's one tiling to promise a cure it's a very
different tiling to perform it The proprie
tors of Dr. Sago's Remedy want to provo
that they menu what they say. So they
male this offer : If they can't cure your
Catarrh , no matter how bad your case or of
how lone standing , they'll pay you $500 in
cash. You're aurp of the money or a euro.
Isn't such n medicine worth trying ?
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA.
est eattlo , h'og and sheep market In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
GEO. BURKE & FRAZIE R
L1VI3 STOCK COMMISSION.
THE LEA DEIIS.
< in AM All A I Write to this houss .for cor-
.W. UiUAlM | reot Market Haport .
Wood Brothers ,
South Omaha Telephone 11)7. - Chicago
J. U DAIJISMAN. . , , . , .
W. 18. WOOD , f MannzoM ,
Market reports by mall and wlro cheerfully
furnished upon application.
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , F.istHU Louis , Kaunas O I ty. Boutu
'
Umuhu , blou.x City , Kort , Worth.
A.Crlll , W. K.Don nr. 1I.K Tujhnnilw ,
Clilauiro. Hot ! Haluimnn. Catllodolo.uaa
Grill , Denny & Company ,
I.lro Slock Commission , lloom 27 llichan/j UU'ir ,
Buutli
A. D. Boyer &Compan y ,
SSiind.VJ Kxehango Ilulldliu'.Honth Omaha.
Correipondonco BOllcltod nnd urompllr onswnrjl.
bpucUl alluntloalourilur * fomtockuroifuodcr * .
llitablliUcd , IbiU . . . IncorporataJ , tilt
CuplUI fullf pilU , I30.UOJ.
birney Company ,
" - .prompt and reliable uitrkot
jg Company ,
jilsslon.
inx , t-outU Omaha
17J7 ,
M. H. Hogarty & Oo. ,
U crm 31 ICxcunjo
llulldlng.
South Ouiuhu , - Not )
SOUTH OMAHA. BANKS.
Union Stock Yard National
I3ANK.
The unl/ bank at tba yard * . Capital and ur-
plui , IWWJO. Colleclleiu vrowlaic out of lua live
took builaem tbuuld la mat Ulruct to llili bank
btilpperf. can depailt lor crodll of tuglr lioiuu baaK
nuuiervrlocaivO.
OMAHA
ra and
AROHITEOT3 1T3IE3IE ?
) . H. OUNN.
ContrnctOM nnrt inbcontractoM for nil klmlt of
liullillna. tilnttotlnir. pMntliwolo will ri-cclTU
ropjof Ulonn' * . nrchttcrlt nnil tmilr-rs Olrcclor.i
free , by scmllne tliclr nnmp , tnnlnpsi nail lee
lion to Ilioiiutillilior. J.ll. ( lleim , 113 y , m S
BAGS AND TWINE3
BEMIS OMAHA BAOjiO BISHOP A CO. '
filial , mnntlln. oltoa
Importers andrarfsflour
, cotton
,
rope , horap Jute
socks , twlno.
, burlipt
ton inlnc , tnrrrd cord *
ngo. etc. 8 f. Htli-tt.
BIOYCLE3. 9 BOXES.
BOOTS AND SUOES.
MORSE-DOE SHOEOO ,
HOJUoir.trdatrajt.
Fnttory earner llthnnd Uoupla * strMH.
We are making oloa * prices to o.Mli bjyan , anl arc
Ulna a dun i of Rood * whloti U Tory ! -
abl * ntib luorchnati.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR GRADING ALLEY
FROM 8TII STREET TO 10TII
STREET BETWEEN PINE AND
HICKORY STREETS.
To tbo owners of all lots , pnrt of lots and
lOal estate along the alloy from 8th street to
thu street between I'lna and Hickory streets :
You are hereby notified that thu iindur-
sluncd. three dlMnlorcHte.il freeholders of the
city of Omuliii , nave been duly appointed ny
the mayor , with tlio upprnvnl of the city
council of said city , to USSCSR thednmngu lethe
the owners respectively of the property uf-
fcclcd by grading the alloy from bin to 10th
streets between I'lno and Hickory streets , do-
clnrcd necessary by ordinance 11,107 , passed
June 14,181) ) . ' . approved Juno 15 , 180 : .
You uro further notified , that having ac
cepted said appointment , und duly duullflcd
as required by law , wo will , on the 8th day of
July , A. 1) . lb ! > . ' , nt > thu hour of la o'clock In
the forenoon , at the ofllo-o of T. C. Ilriinnor ,
Hooin \V.-iro 1 block , within the corporate lim
its of suld oily , meet for Iho purpose of con
sidering Iho making and assessment of dam
ages to the owners rosoecllvolv ot Bald prop
erty , affected by said grading , taking Into
consideration special bonollts , If any.
You are nallllocl to bo present nt the time
and place aforusutu. and make any objections
to or statements concerning Huld assessment
of damages us you may consider proper.
T.'C. lliai.SNr.il ,
T. It. McOUM.ocil ,
W. If. OATK8 ,
Committee of Appraisers.
OMAHA , Juno 25,18 ! ) . ' . .I25iiiot
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR GRADING "D" ( FORM
ERLY DOMINION ) STREET FROM
OTH STREET TO 1STII STREET.
To tbo owners of all lots , parts of lots , and
teal estate ulpng "D" ( formerly Dominion ]
street from Dth street to I3tn street.
You are hereby notified thut the under
signed , throe disinterested freeholders of Iho
city of Omuhi. : huvo boon duly appointed by
the ma/or , with the approval of theclty coun
cil nf Haiti city , to UMOSS thu diimugc to the
owners respectively of Iho property utl'colod
by grading "D" [ formerly Dominion ] street
from Oth street to 13th street , declared neces-
niiry by ordlnniico No. : iOI5 , passed April 3Jtli ,
1802 , approved May 3rd. IBirt.
Yon uro further iiollllcd , that having ao-
coplcd said appointment , and duly ouallllod
asrciiiilred by law , wo will , on thoBlh day of
July. A. D , Ittfl , ut the hour of 2 o'clock In
the ufuirpoon , at Iho olllco of W. H. dittos , No ,
02.1 , N. Y. l.lfu building , within the eorporulo
limits of said city , meet for Die purpose of con
sidering and making assessment of damage to
tbo owners respectively of said property ,
uircctod by uldKrndlnp , taking Into consid
eration special benefits. If any.
You uru notlllcd to bo present ut the time
nnd pluco uforcBuld , nnd make any objections
to or statements concerning mid assusiment
of damages as you taay consider proper.
\v. ' I/'UATKH / !
JOHN W. HOI11IINH.
Oinalm. Juno 21.10- ' . J.4diut
PROPOSALS FOR CURBING.
Healed proposals will bu received by the un-
dorsntned until 1:30o'clock : p. in. . July 8th.I * ! ) . ' ,
for curbing with i-wl Colorado Nundstono.
whlto Colorado sandHtono and Heron H-ind *
Btonu according lo HpcclllcatlonH purls of cer
tain stroetH In tliu city of Omaha , comprised
In street Improvcinont dlstrlcltuiuiiiboiod und
described an follows , towll :
. No. 40-1 Tnlrd street from south line of
1'lerco itroet lo William * street , und
No. 401 1'lerco atrnvt. from east line of 4th
street to west line of 3rd btrcoU
' No. 440 Chicago Htreot. from west line of
Twunly-llf Hi street to Twenty-sixth ulrool ,
NIL 4U Oain street , from west lliiu of Twen
ty-fourth street lo u point 1IM feet wi > t of
Twentyllfth nlrcot.
No. ( FiO-Cags ulioot. from cast line of Twen
ty-fourth ntreol to tlio west line of Twenty-
fourth Htreot In the city of Omaha ,
Kaon bid tovpcclfy u prlco per lineal foot
for the curbing complete ou thu stream In suld
Improvemi.-ntdUtrlels ,
Work lobedonoIn accordance with plans
and spotjlflcuilaus on lite In Ihu olllco of
tlm Hoard of I'nl lie works.
1'roponuls to be made on printed blankifur-
nlst.vd by tbo bourd and those accompuiiled
with u certified cheek In the sum of icoo , pay
able to the ulty of Oinuliu , u un evidence of
of uood faitli.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or ull bid. and r ' ' ' '
.
Chairman Hoard of 1'ubllo Work- ,
UUO , im JSJ-33-8 ! > * 30
W. E. RIDDELL '
. . RIDDELL .
. & CO. ,
( Kalnbllshod 1835. )
Wbolsnlo butter & duet Butler , choota. oust ,
Hurt nnd nclls fur vek'ctnbles , fruitspoul . '
try und tf ama.
. .
eaiu. 4138. lltli-iU
STOVE REPAIRS.
OMAHA STOVE REPAlit
WORKS , '
Store repnlrs und waUl
nttnohmonti for nny ,
kind of stov * load * .
1207Douglai. _ _ .
SASH. TOYS.
H.A. DISBROW&OO. , H. HARDY & 00.
Tori , dolls , albums ,
Uanufaolurers of lath fnnoy goods , housofnr |
door * , blind ! ana Klihlng KOOds , ojitl- )
mouldings. Uranoh of- ikon's carriage * . > * Ui > ,
no * , lith and Uard SU. rarnnra Stroeu
THAT IS A
Fine Ranch
of yours. Yotthav e worked
hard for it , haven't you ?
It wasn't worth a dollar ai ) .
acre when yon settled on it ,
and now you would'nt take
fifty. How long do yon ex
pect to live on that place ?
Would you be surprised if
some railroad land agent or
claim jumper should come
along some dayand tell you
to move oil ? Unless you
have a patent on record you
are not safe perhaps not
then. Why don't you ask
The Dee Bureau of Claims to
look into your title and get
you a patent that will stick ?
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
Room 22O ,
Bee Buildmg , Omah"
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR GRADING HOWARD
STREET.
To tlio owners of all lots , parts of loU and
real oitulo alouK Howard Htreot from Twen
tieth Htrcot to u point''H ) foul west of Twen
tieth Ntroet and necessary iipproauhea.
You tire beroby notified thut the under-
slitncd. llirun disinterested frcoboldors of tba
cltv of Omaha , have been duly apnolntod by
Die mayor , with tbo approval of tbo city
council of said oily , to a-uois tbo damuno to
tbo owner * , respectively , of tbo prou-
rrty affuotod tiy grading Howard struct from
Twentieth street to u point St ) feet went of
Twentieth xtroot , declared nocc-snary by ordi
nance No. : UCM , paused Juno II , 169 ; , approved
" '
'ou are fii'rlnor notified Unit having ao-
copled said appolntinoiit and duly miallnod
n y requlrud by lu'T , wo will , on tbo llili day of
July. A. I ) . Ib'J. . attlKibourof Uo'eloek n tba
forenoon , at the olllco of Bhrlvor ft O'Donn-
boo , HOI i'arnum street , wllliln tbo corporate
llrallsof suldolty , mt-ut for the purpose of
conn ( Uirlnz und maldnt : the as-ieitment or
( lamaKo to tbo owners ronpoctlvoly of saia
proporly. affected by said cradlnif , taklnz
lnioeoii lderatIoiiHpeolal benellts , If any.
Vim are iiollllod lo bo piusont at tbo tlmo
nnd iilncu aforosald and inuUo any objeellons
IniirHlatoinouU concurnln t Bald a nen < iiieiit
of damages ui you iniyr ? 0"5l.'II.r | , lVi"j { ° ' r >
( Jlio.J. I'AIJI * , _
.IAM..H TOOKI > A.E } ,
Oommlltoe of AppraUors.
Oninba Juno 20. IkVi. JUlidlOii
1'ronosiili for unit I'alntlni ; Ou
Healed bldf will be received nt tbo office of /
tbn ( Jity Comptroller , for tbo ropalrliiK nnd X. .
pulntliiK of as lainp" , up to 4 p , m , , July Btb. j"
Isx. . A curllllod obwck of lU to accoiupuay /
ouch bid ,
Tbo rlgbt Is resorrod to reject , nny or
bids. TUUO. OL8EN. Coiuptrollo .
JiEdat. .