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THE OMAHA DAILY BE'fa TUESDAY , JUNE 13 , 1803 ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
There WM a Sharp Break in Wheat
Yesterday ,
CLOSED ONE CENT BELOW SATURDAY
Decline Duo to the 1'not that Hulls Had
toajled Up with Wheat.In . ICxprt-
tntlon Unit the Crop Iteport
Would llulRo the Market.
CniCAOo , June 12. Tli'oro was a sharp break
In wheat today. The market closed exactly
lo lower than Saturday evening. The chief
reason for the break wns the fact that the bulls
Imd loaded up with wheat In the expectation
that the crop report would bulge the market.
As It failed lo do so they nearly all attempted
to sell out at once. Saturday , after hours ,
there was a Jump of Jc In July , and It wns
estimated that the opening price this morn
ing would go up He and abull market thus
assured.
There was much surprise , therefore , when
the public cable quoted Liverpool steady to
Id lower. This was a knock elown the trade
did not expect from the outside. It had a
weakening effect upon the start. Although
prices opened from ? c to iic advance , thov
soon began t weaken. The absence of any
particular expott demand , the clothing house
failure-hero lute Saturday and tbo fact of a
real estate house being In trouble , were nlado
much of ,
A.t 12 o'clock the visible supply retiort was
nil complete ox-cent , Chicago figures. The de
crease without Chicago was 1,700,000 bit. , und
leicul stocks were expected to drcrenfco 700,000
bu. at least. Just when the figures were due ,
Secretary Hlono announced that the Inspection
bureau could not simply Chicago today and
hereafter would not publish figure's until
Tuesday. This again unset calculations and
disturbed confidence- . The explanation given
was that Monday's figures have always been
approximated , the exact Infiirnmtloii not
being obtainable before Tuesday. Last week
there was a discrepancy of BiiO.OOO hit. bo-
IWCMIII receipts and the estimate , and the olll-
clals decline to run Iho chances of making nn-
other blunder.
The maruet became more demoralized dur
ing the last. hour. Financial troubles were
again forcing stocks lower In Chicago and
Now York and closing cables were not Im
proved.
From top figures at the opening prices de
clined with only slight fluctuations froml\to
17i'c' , and the closing was about Ic lower for
July and 1 ! < R lower for September than tbo
closing figure's of Saturday. While Iho crop Is
estimated to lies much smaller than lust year ,
the largo surplus In sight , It was thought ,
would make up for a largo shortage in thu
ylelel , andtlto olfect of the former was oflVot
by the latter.
Corn was comparatively stcaily , a fact duo ,
It Is said , to talk of a falling olV in the move
ment' , the fairly good cash demand and higher
cables. Opening transactions wore a fraction
under the final figures of Saturday , und after
belling up } ; c , worked back from ! ic to Me ,
ruled easier , und at the clobo bud letet Irom c
p to ? > c.
Fluctuations In oats quotations were eon-
flned to a moderate range. The close was with
a not loss of Me. Government rejMirt showeel
a smaller increase In the area than expected ,
but cut llttlo figure.
The provision trade was stagnant , the pit
being deserted most of the time. The elecllno
recorded was attributed to the break In wheat.
Compared with Saturday night pork is Jl
lower , ribs OOc und larel unchanged.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
154 cars ; corn , 040 curs ; oats , 380 cars ; hogs ,
14,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
AUTICJ.K.S , I.ow. Ci.eiSK.
WhcotXo.X
June r,5
July 074 tR ! 67
5ept 73 70 !
Corn No. 2 -
Juno 88M S8H
July iff1
Sept n
Onts No. 2 nSfl
Juno Sfl ! <
SB
July
Bopt
Mess I'orlt
July 20 15 2000 20 10
Sept. . 10 SO 30 7U m 70
Lard-
July 10 15 IS 10 15 10 15
8opt 10 G2 1067) . 10 C5
Bliort Hlba. .
July 0 < 0 935 0 < 0
ficpt. . . . II 75 9 (55 ( 9 70 75
Cash quotations wore as follows :
Fl.oim Kasy , unchanged.
WHCAT Nei. 2 spring , G4H < ijr,4 Sc ; No. 3 ,
soring. GlG2c ; No. 2 reel. Gi@t ! ( > 4'jc.
CoilN-No. 2 , 88'ie.No. 3 yellow , closing 37 ! { .
OATS No. 2 , 2'J'ie ; No. 2 whites , f. o. b.U3Hc ;
No. 3 white , f. o.li. * , 31a33ic. ( (
HvK-No.2 , 4UHc.
UAIII.EV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , f , o. b. ,
BDc ; No. 4 , f. ei. b. . 31 iS3e.
FI.AX SKRII No. 1 , ifl.03'4.
TIMOTHY Hunn Prime , i3.CS.
1'OHK Moss , i > er bbl , , iWO.KJ < i20.12J ! ; Inrd ,
per 100 Ibs. . $ ll.nuffi'J.07.i ! ; short riha , sldos
( loosti ) , } 0.40T(0.45 ; dry saltcel shoulders ,
( boxed ) , fO.5oaiO.00 ; bliort clear bides ,
( boxed ) , $10.37'5'iilO.G2'i. ' ' '
' WHISKY Dlslllleis' ilnlshcel goods , per gal. ,
SuejAlls Unchanged ; cut loaf , GJSc ; granu
lated , 6.70 ; Ktandard "A , " 5.07.
Tlui following were the rocolpta and ship
ments for today :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was easy ; creamery , lOIJffilOo ;
dairy , 1417c. li gs , barely bteady ; slrlctly
( reih , 12i !
Now York Market * .
New YOltK , Juno 12. I'r.ouu Kcrnlnts , 20-
819 iik s. : exports , 0,005 libK , 4,050 Backs ;
fales. 13,300 pkKS. ; market ( julot , easy ; of
fered free-ly.
UOHN MKAT < Qulot , hteady.
HVK Htcaely , quint ; western , GGQGOc ,
DAHI.UV MALT Dull , bteady ; city made ,
Oaimela.jl.ooai.05.
PIIAH Quiet ; t'anada nominal , 7Qc.
WliBAT Hecelpts , 401,070 bu. : exports , 130-
600 bu. ; sales , 6,1 UO.OOO bu. of futuroH , 130-
000 bu. of apnt. Bpot market dull , KtMj c
lower , weak ; No. 2 rod. In utoro anel elevator ,
717lHc ; ulloiit , 7lyft7'Jej ; f. el. b. . 7US < ! i7Sc :
utiKraile'd , red , 71Jif675c ; No. 1 northern ,
711iQ72c ; No. 1 hard 78'ic ; No. 2 northern ,
OOjic. UutloiH opened llrm ut ! B ® ? O advance
on llrmor cables , foreign buylni ; nnel on the
Eovornment reixirts , elecllnud 7 ® lVic on an
increase em II.'ISSIIJJD , larto India KhlpinontH ,
Increiitho In stocks , \vouk late cables west ,
ilnanclal tronhlo In KIIIISIIH Ulty und
realizing , e-loslngwoak at \\i \ < iMe under Sat
urdays No. 2 red. July , 724'ii73 ! > ic , closing at
7a > 4c ; August , 74i ; < a75Jie. closing at 74fe ! ;
BopUimlMir , 70y7Ke. ! closing nt 7Gtfc ; OoUi-
ber. tWVZBtto , ele : > slnis at 78cs December , Blj
HfeicltNeif grain In More and afloat Juno 10 :
Wheat , 7.0G3,820lm. ! corn , 859.9CO bu.s oat * .
B78.G48 Ini. : rye. 87,710 bu.i mult , 2'JOG5'J
bu. ; pcus , 1,044 liu.
COHN-ltecolpts , 70,000 bu. ! exports , 1.0O8
bii.j jiiilrs , 100,000 bu , of futuren , 77,000 bu ,
. -Of spot , HpotH llrm , quiet ; No. 2 , 4H ! < c 111
olovntor , 47)i ) nllemt ; Ne > . 2 white , 4l c.
Options were very elull and without , feature ,
closing steady at uar to ! gc decline ; July ,
47 ? ( iJ47J > c , clei.slng nt 47c ; August.IHfjlTS
48)fc ) , closing at48c ; September , 48 > lia48fic ,
closing at 48ic ! ,
OATU-Itccolpts , 28,800 bu. ! exports , 755
bu , ! sales , 'J'JO.OOO ' bu , futures , 1H 1,000 bu ,
eli
clo
2O1 :
uaiius mixed , 37 < 3'aOu ; wlilto we t-
ern , 3UCi.40e ] .
to choice
lleii'.s-KIrm , qulot.
IliDM-Quleti wet BUted New Orleans
BOlee-leil , 45 to 00 Ihs. , 4jc20o ! ; Te.xat
sele-eted , 50 lo GO Ibs , , 5 < i67ci linemen Ayres 21
tei241bs. , 1'Jifc ; Texas dry , 21 lo 27 fbs.8 < jj
I'uoiHiONS-Cut meats , bteudy ; mhldles
dull , llrm , I.urd , quiet , easy ; western Ktean
cleised atJlOlOiiUMo ; sale-s , 100 th'rce ai
(10,15 , Opilons , Kali-b , nonu ; Juno eloM'U a
tlO.15 , iibknli July eloscd ut 110,10 : tx < p
teiulHirclo.-.ixl at f 1O.85 , nomlnuf. 1'orlc. qnlut
ttoadv ; haloH , 160 bbls.j old mess , * 'JO : nov
UlObS , 1 20.SU.
HUTTEU Quiet , rather easy ; wcslorn dairy
14(2lCc ( ; wobtorn creamery , lOfflaoc ; ElKluu
fi'iBESK-Qulet. weak ; part skims , lilOe
Keiiia l.artso rocolptu , uusyi receipts , 0,731
likKS. ; wfbturn frcsli , 14'iSsl4JUc ; wisblorn
per case , f3.00aa.25.
TALLOW Dull. M iiely.f2 ( per pk . ) , 5e ,
. CorroNKiuui uu/ Dull , ea y for all bei
choice ; crude , 40c ; yellow urlmo , 444J45c
choice , 62c.
I'CTiteiLF.UM-The * market wan neglected , no
a sliiKlu kale haviiiK been n'liorU'il. Pennxyl
vaula oil , Knot saleu , none ; July options , hale' *
none\G3c bid ; 03 c askeel nil day ; Mum oil
taleK , none ; 29Vic bid ; total sales , none ! .
KeisiN Dull , easy ; btralnud common ti
good , * 1.25&1,27H.
'Uuiej'KNTiNK-Qutot , bte'ndy ; 28ri5i20c ,
Uiuu Qulel. sloady i domebllc , fulr lo oxtru
SHOSttc ; Jupnu. 4 > , Q,4ic. |
BUOAII Haw , Urnier ; fair demand ; fulr ro
fining , 8Vc ; contrlfiigulM 00 test , 4jc ( ; tah-b
two cargoei ceutrlf usalv at Ureak water at 4 KI
" 'iTKr ' ft * I , ii | iirijiiTrn" "
and 000 bug * contrlfiiKMi tpotM 4 ! < ct refined
nrtn , quloii olT A. 4U4XC ! mould A ,
fill-Iocs Rlnntlnni A , 6fi 10Q&vci confec
tioners A , 5 3.1 < MJ5iCj ? cut lour. &V 5 IC-lOci
eriHhod , 6K6 If.-iGei powdorud , 6HS4
fi8-16 < ! ! granulated , 6 B-lGSSHc ! cubes ,
6 9- .
9I'm
I'm liin.s- Dull , steady i Inko , (10,85.
I.TtAli-Einyiilomnsllo , (3.70.
-osoiniii ! Slrnlts , J10.7S bid. 120
atKcdjpIatet , quiet , steady. Speller. dull ; do-
mettle , 14.20.
Umnlin I'Cailucu Mnrket.
VKClKTAntE3.
ToMATOF.q-MlslMlppl4-baikcteratc < i , 12.23.
UAt.troilNIA UAIIUAUK Crates , per 10. , ! 2K
4J30.NKW
NKW l'OTATOKS-1'or bbl. , J3.75J14.00.
STIUNO DUANS Per Int. box , H.&O.
I'BAS-l'or 1m. box , 81.501.75.
CUCUMIIEIW I'or don. , 76c.
OAti.m/wr.it l-'uncy , porbu. box , 11.70.
So. O.MO.NS-1'or bbl. , J4 00.
lir.TT.ucn-- do * . , 20B2.r > c.
KAiitsiiKri 1'erdoz. , I5ii2"c.
ClieKKNO.S'lONS I'OrdOA. , 165&20C.
ASI'AIiAOUH 1'er ilo35(514U ( ( %
NEW llnu-M-Pcr do40itsoc. .
OAUFOHSIA Ciimntics Per 10-lb. box.tl.CO
© 1.70.
STUAwnF.mtus Per case , on orders , 83.60 ®
lio'osEtiF.imiM I'er case , I3.COU4.00.
lUsi'IiF.liniKS I'er'24-plnt f.ntc * . S2.252.70.
I.KViONS-iIhoIco tofuncy , M.OOitO.OOi oxtru
fancy , J5.6oao. 00.
IIANAN'AR Per liunrh , Including crates and
pncklnit.S2.OOaS.GO.
OIIANOKS Klvcrsldn seedlings , S3.25 , Medi
terranean sweets $3.503.3,70.
Di.ACKiraumiis 24-qtmrt cases , $3.0034.00.
IIUTTWI , EfHIS , OAMK , VOUf.TltY.
IltiTTKH The pront bulk of the country
but tor ( foci ut UK.
Keil ( * eMenoraI market lie.
1'DUi.Tiiv Cliolco bens. 80 ! mixed eoopi ,
7rjj.no : old roosters , 4y,5c ; geese and ducks ,
bilUc.
HAA' Thn market on good upland bay ,
$7 In car lots.
VKAtCliolco and small fat , 708ci ! { largo
and thin ,
_
SI. l.oitti .Market * .
ST. r.otrts , Juno 12. Kl/wtt Weak with
wheat ; prices unchanged ! patenls , f3.20ita.Ru ;
extra fiuicv , tU.llOTO.OO ; fancy , J'2.0Tt2GO ( ) ;
Choice. $2.f&2.30 | family , fJ.OOS2.10 ! rye
' .
WriKAT Dppned weak und told down
17 c , breaking nil low point records and clew
ing near the bottom ; No. U red , cash and .Tune ,
02u ; July , na $ ( ! { , closing ut 034'c ; Au
gust , OOvfttUTyc , cltHlmr atGGKo ! September ,
GBVittGU'aC , closing at 08c. !
C'oitN V.'us s\enk with wheat , closing Uc
lower ; No. 2 cash , mixed , 3G'4c ' ! Juno , 35c ;
July , 30a3G7ic. ? closing ut 3G c ; September ,
38o.
38o.OATS
OATS Wonk. lower ; No. 2 cash , 27c ; July ,
2GUC ! Alienist , IMVfi'j September , 24KC.
Uvr.-No. a east sideO'Jc hid.
HIIAN I.owur ; east trade , sucked , OOc.
HAY Prlmo to choice timothy , 812.00 ®
lii'TiT.u Unchanged ; choice crcairfbry , 10 ®
IGc ; choice dalrv , He.
Keios-UnchamriHl.
PROVISIONS Very dull , weak ; current
make potk , * 10 : mid , $0.3"2,9.50 ! } : dry
salt tm'iUs. loose shoulderx. J9.121. ' , ; lougs ami
rllis , S'J.OU ' ! shorts , J'J.HO ; boxed , lOc more :
bacon , packed Khnuldurs , $10. 'JH ; longs and
ribs * 10.G2i'i&10.76 ; bhorts , $11 ; hams , un-
changud ; Ml''ariMired. ' $13.00314.00.
KEUEii'TS I'lniir , 4,000 bblo. ; wheat , 18,000
bu. ; corn , 141,000 bu. ; oats , 43,000 bu.
Suu'MUNTft Hour 7.000 bbls. : wheat. 07,000
bu ; corn , 202,000 bu. ; oats , 07,000 bu.
NEW York Dry < ! < io < N Market.
NEW YniiK , .Tune 12. The demand for dry
Roods was without new dovnlopmemts. The
promNed rnvlslon of prices of bleached Roods
I.s apparently postponed to nuxt week. In thu
meantime ) ugi'iits are establishing prices of
olhur goods for the fall season. The Allen
prints havoheen placed at 0'/c. The American
Printing company bus mudu prices as follows :
Indigos an < l Inellitns cold , G < : oaeh ; Calcutta
tuneless ( Indigos ) , O'fc ; shct'tliiRS , 4'iC. Amos-
kruif drc'-slnj ; for fall are Ho nnd other mulct's
aroon this ha lx. A mosiceag C'unton Iliuincls
are as follows : Ten ounces brown , lOc ;
bleached , 18r ; A , l-ff14Wc ! ; AA , ll' 14c :
Hit. 1154 and 12"c : UO , lOSiail'Jc ; 111) , OVi
and IQliu ; EE , UtjlOa ; other Ktyles on this
basis. _ _ _
Collco .Market.
NKW YOIIK , Juno 12. Options opened quiet ,
unchanged to 10 points oil' ; closed steady , un
changed to 10 points olT ; sales , 11,000 bass ,
Including : Juno. S10.00@lG.r > 0 ; July , JlO r. ®
10.00 ; August , ho.35 ; Sonteiuber. JlO.lOio
10.15 ; October , $10.05(810.10 ( ; December , $14 , 00
© 10.00. Spot Klo , dull , nomlnalNo. ; 7 , $17.
IJio UK JANKIHO , Juno 10. Receipts during
the week. GB.OOOpkgs ; purchases for the United
Slates , 22,0K ( ) ! ) ) ; < ; shipments to the United
States , 20,000 baitb ; Mock , 88.000 bags.
SANTOS , Juno 10. Hood average , 14,400 rcis
j > or 10 kilos. Itecolpts ilurlnv the week ,
2U.OOO I IKB : purcliut > eB for tlip United States ,
17,000 bugs ; bhipments to tire United States
31,000 bags ; stock , 3,100 baKS.
HrltlMi Oralii T'riulci Ievio\v.
LoxnoN , June 12. In Its weekly rovlow of
the British drain trade , the Mark Lane Kx-
Juno 1. 1'oreinn wheat has decllnod Gd on the
week , blicc : OOU quarters on sale at the ports
proves Its firmness desplto a decline In the
price of silver and the sudden declines In In
dia. The continent has bought 80 per cent of
the amount shipped.
KIIIIH is City Miiricuti ) .
KANSAS OITY , Juno 12. WHEAT Easy ; No.
2 hard. OH09c ; No. 2 red , ccxaoic.
Con.N-Eiu.y ; No. 2 mixed. 3333tfc ; No. 2
white , 34 < ft34Ke.
OATS Slow , weak ; No. 2 mixed , 27438c ! ;
No. 2 white , 2'JC.
KYB-Wcak ; No. 2 , 02c.
HUTTCK Easy ; creamery , 1410c ; dairy ,
11HO14C.
ECKIS Weak at lie.
Hr.CKiiTS Wheat , 3,000 bu. ; corn , 0,000
bu. ; oats , none.
Siui'MUNTS Wheat , 21,000 bu. ; corn , 11,000
bu. ; outs , none.
Cotton Market.
Nr.w Ont.EANS , Juno 12. Firms Rood mid
dling , 8 1-lGc ; mlddllnp. 7 11-lGc ; low middling ,
7 8c : Rood ordinary , 7 1-lGc ; not receipts ,
2.tOG ; bales ; Rross receipts 2.740 bales ; sales ,
800 bales ; stock , 118.440 hales.
bales.18.000 bales ; Junoi7.G3 bldJuly$7.C3a ;
7.GO ; AURUSt , J7.Gl2iB7.G3 ; September , $7.03 ®
7.04 ; October , 17.G8H7.GO ; November , 47.74 ®
7.70 ; December , 87.7US7.HO ; January , 87.03 ®
7.00.
Mllwaukun Murkuts.
MIMVADKCR , WIs. , Juno 12. WUCA7 Easy ;
July , G3ac ; No. 2spring. G3c.
CollN-Dull ; No. 3 , 30 ® a7o.
OATS-Actlvo ; No. 2 white , 33Jc ! ; No. 0
wlilto , 31 ! ' (33'2c. (
IIAIU.UY 08C.
HYIi-OOc. "
1'iioviBioss Qulot ; pork , $00.
MliuieaiiollK U'huiit Murkot.
MlNNKAl'OMH. Minn. , Junes 12. The wheat
market was dull , trade being largely done by
OOc ; No. 2 northern , 07c.
Ilitltlimiro Uriiln .Murlint.
lUi.Tuioui : , Juno 12. WIIIIAT Dull ;
No. 2 red , sj it and Juno , 70s5J70fc. !
t'eniN iull ) ; No. 2 mixed , tpot and June ,
47WC.
CAM Quiet ; and steady ; No. 2 white west
ern , 42J-SC.
Clncluimtl Murkots.
CINCINNATI , Juno 12. WHEAT Nominal ;
No. 2 red. 03c.
GOHN Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 40c.
OATS-Kanlor ; No. 2 mixed , 31'c.
\VlllSKV-Sleaely at tl.12.
Toloilei elriiln Alurkct.
TOI.KDO , Juno 13. WHEAT Active , lower :
No. 2 , cash anil Juno , 01 He.
COUN Dullnndbleaely ; No. 2cash ami June
38 ! ie.
OATS-Qutot ; cash , 30)jc. )
I.ivcriiiiiil
r.ivnurooi * Juno 12. WHEAT Dull ; holder *
olfeir modeirately.
COIIN Qulul , unii ; mixed western , 4s 2d poi
c\vt.
I.oniliiu Oil Murluit.
I.ONnoN , Juno 12. CALCUTTA I.iNSEno Mai
ami .Inno hhlpmcnts , 40 per quarter.
LlNOKKU Ollr-20s 3d per cwt.
Klglii lliitler Murkct.
KuiiN , III. , Juno liiTTKlt-Ste'ady ; sales
6,4tX ) pounds at 20W cenls ; 30,100 pounds ai
yoii cents .
Ilaviinu ( inKill" .Market.
HAVANA , Juno 12. SUOAII Firm.
STOUKB ANU IIUNIIS.
Week Oprnoil with C'liinpurntlvoly Quloi
Miirknt * on tliu Kxcliango ,
NKW YOHK , Juno 12. The wcok opens wit !
ceminaratlvely quiet lAurkots ut the Btocl
exclmuire , The market opened tolerably firm
und SuKiir , Chicago HUB und Henerul Electrli
advanced ! ( und li ! per cent as conuwcd wltl
final quotations of HHturduy , but the buylni
which carried up prices on tlmt.day was ub
bent und thu bears utmost ImmeOIUtoly begui
a Eyhtemutlc raid oil the ) whole list.
The promptness with which blocks yloldei
caused many of the small traders who bough
on the closing days of last week ( a sell out
There win llttlo In the wuy of news to offec
the speculation advotsoy , but on tin
contrary the railway tratllc returns were
as a rule , favorable to further rise
The dealing * wwr almost eutlrel
professional. Onnornl F.lcctrlc And Jor. o
Central fell off 3JJ per cent ; Suanr , 2
percent ; Clilcneto ua , 2 < tier cent ; MlMQurl
Paclfle2' ( percontl Alnnlmttan. Imko Shore
and Oninhn , 2 iiprcentt * few Knsland , 1W per
cent , and Hiirllngton , l"t percent. The losses
otherwise were ! < perconL In the lut-5 afternoon -
noon dcalliijulmda steadier feeling. Jersey
Central , which oold at 107 ? , rallied to 100
bid , The Improvement otherwise from the
lowest wn < from K to 1 per cent , with I/nko
Shore and Missouri Pacltlc In the lend. The
market closed quiet , mid tolerably firm.
The Post says ; The Immediate factor In to
day's local money stringency was , of course ,
last week's onward shipments of currency.
This movement continued todayi and despite
a slight recovery In Chicago exchange , was
heavier than ut fast week's close. So long as
nny prospect of trouble continues In the
western market , there will bo a disposition to
hold at Interior business centers the money
shipped from INOW York. Uolaxntlon of the
strain In this market , however , would cer
tainly start a return movement. In ruiy case
the bulk of the commercial paper , whoso re
discount In Now York enabled western banks
to draw thus heavily on the east last week
matures at the opening of July. The obliga
tions therefore , must bo settled und the cur
rency returned.
The following are the closing quotations on
the leading stocks on the Now York Stock ex
change today :
_ _ . _ ON
Firm , 3J47 per cent ; last loan , 3 per cent ;
closed ofl'orod at 3 per cent.
I'niMi : MICHOANTIM : PAVKU CS8 per cent.
KTKHI.INO KxciiANan Kasy , with actual
business In bankers' bills at & 4.8-li , < a4.Hrj for
sixty days and M.8G4-.8Gy ! ( or demand.
Govr.itNMUNT UONOS Weaker. Htato bonds ,
dull.
dull.Tho
The closlns quotations on bonds :
FtimlU'iill Notix.
KANSAS CITY , ; Juno 12. Uloarinss , II. ,
275,258.
New YOIIK. Juno 12. Clearings , 472,182,480
balances , $4,554,032.
I'Aius , June 12. Three per cent rentes , 081
42ic } for the account.
ItAl.TlMOnr .Juno 12. Clearings , 12,254,740
ImliuicoK , (355,2BU. Money , 0 pur cent.
I'Mii.Aiiiii.iMiiA , Juno 12 , Clearlnss , $9 , '
SOO.U'JSj butanceu , 11,025,825. Money , 4M pei
cent.
LONDON , Juno 12. Amount of bullion gone
Into the Hunk of Englanel on balance today
108,000.
CINCINNATI. Juno 12. Money , Oflfl po :
cent. Now York uxchaiiKo , & 0c discount
UloarlllKii , (2,243,500.
MRMIMIIB , Juno 12. Now York exchangi
Eelllni ; at Jl.&o premium. Cleiirlngs , $273 ,
221 ; balances , 105,100. ,
HAVANA , Juno 12. Exchange , qulot : on tin
United States , short tlk'lit Rold , lO. QUc pro
mliini ; on London , 21 fie premium ,
NKW OHI.KANS , Juno 12. Clearings , J083 ,
405. Now York uxuhuiiico , 76c per 11,000 pre >
mliim ; bank , il.50pertl,000 | iremluin.
ST. LOUIH , Juno 12. Clearings , 14,032 ,
050 ; balances , J384.201. Money nulol , Cttl
per cent , Exchanio ; on Now York , ti discount
HOSTOK , Juno 12. Clearings , 113.GG2 ,
04U ; bulanrus , tl,454,42U. Money , 7 pt
e'fiit. Kxchauje on Now York , OOa dU
count. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
KuiiHai City Live black Mnrket.
KANSAS OITV. Juno IS.-UATTI.IS Itocolnts
4,200 head ; tihlpmonts , 8,00(1 ( head ; na
tlve's bteady , eitners weak ; Texas stoeru
t3.0OQ4.25 ; khlnpliiKbteers , f4.5k25.G5 ( ; nutlvi
cows fl.OOQ4.25 ; butcher stock , 13.402.4,00
ml feeders , 2.60O ,25 ; bull * and
mlted , J2.405l3.75 , . . . .
lloeiiItocclpts , 0,000 heads shipments ,
2,400 head ; market -steady to u shade lower ;
bulk of sales , IO.5ivnn.GOi heavleo , Jil.4Min.COt
packer * , J0.46SIO.GQ ! Int.xcd , J0.40U0.55 ! light.
} 0.4tvjlO.G2if ; porkers ; JG.50SG.G2 j pigs , JS.OO
(30.35. ( ,
HllEEi' llecelpts , 1X700 licnd ; mnrkot firm.
OMAHA l.tVi ; 9TOCK .HAUKKTS.
o ot All Hort * . with I'nlr Do
main ! nnd Steady 1'rlces.
MONDAY , Juno 12.
Receipts today , Mhllo rather light , were n
trlllo heavier than n.wcok ago today. There
were hnrdly res many calllo hero ns on Satur
day , but thcro were nearly twice as ninny aa
on last Monday. The market was not partic
ularly active , but In Iho main prices ruled
about stoaely with Snturetny , aUhough busi
ness was a trifle slow on the heavy cattle , as
speculative shippers arenotyot prepared to
bank much on the markets oust of here.
Dressed beef men , however , nil wnntod n
few cattle nnd us there were only" few hero
they paid fully steaely prices for the nice ,
lianely fat cattle thai stilled them. The small
supply hnd about nil chaiiRod hands before
noon. CJneid 1,300 to 1,460-lb. steers sold nt
trom $4.G5 to 14.80 , while fair to KOoel 043 to
1,101-lb steers sold nt from S4.35 t < l $4.G.r ) .
Common green and half fat cattle sold mostly
nt from J4 to J4.30 ,
There was mi notable clmngo In tbo cow
market * te > od to choice fat. cows and
heifers sold nffrom S3.80 to $4.10. with
fair to coed butchers' stock at from J2.75 to
$3.75 anil canm-rs at from $2 to $2.05. A few
einlvoH were olTorcd and taken ut fully steadv
prices from $2.60 to $5. 1'alr to Rood bulls
sold largely at from } 2GO to $3.90 , or at nbout
Saturday's figures.
In the feceier line only a small amount of
business was tninsacleel. Kiesh receipts were
llpbtnnel resitlar dealers' supplies nH ! heavy.
Tbero was only u moelerato elemand from the
country miel a very limited movement In Unit
elln-etlon. 1'rlccs were not ejuotably changed.
Representative ) sales :
imr.ssii : ) nr.i-.r.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. I'r.
. 750 S3 50 22. . .1120 $4 35
33 ! ) . 750 4 00 21. . .1153 4 35
1. . . 020 4 10 17. . . 99 J 4 35
5. . .1108 4 1O 20. . . 943 4 35
o ' . Oi > 0 4 15 12. . . 900 4 45
20' . . -755 15 52. . .1205 4 45
20. . . 007 4 15 74. . .1175 4 W )
1H. . .1121 30 27. . .1135 4 50
13. . . 839 30 18. . 1212 4 55
710 30 23. . .1174 4 00
' . 845 30 25. . .1324 - 4 05
10 ! " 947 35 18. . .1101 4 05
44. . . 908 35 30. . .1335 4 70
21. . .1051 35 18. . .1437 4 75
17. . . 997 4 35
COWS.
1. . .1070 2 00 1 OC > 0 2 75
1. . . 910 2 25 1 820 00
3. . . 750 2 30 1 1100 3 35
2. . . 935 2 30 1 1080 11 40
10. . . 942 230 1 1010 3 50
. 020 2 45 4 932 3 00
, .1000 2 50 2 1130 3 00
, . 910 2 50 8 900 3 GO
, .1045 2 50 2 1275 0 75
, . 953 2 50 54 1075 3 80
, . 810 2 55 2. . . * . . 925 3 90
, .1190 255 1 1170 4 00
, 940 200 G 1008 4 10
, . 900 2 05
COWS AND IiniFEUS.
19 720 2 40 11 790 3 55
SHIPl'INO AND KXPOUT.
20. . .1375 4 75 124 135G 1 80
.1430 4 80
VKAHMNOS.
44. . 7G7 3 80
HEIFE113.
3. . 480 2 30 14. 007 3 75
1.n . 010 C 35 20. 840 3 80
1.i. . 505 2 50 27. 535 8 80
i. . 570 3 GO 53. G99 8 90
i.G
G , 770 3 GO .
CALVES.
1. . 300 2 50 1 140 5 00
7. . 310 5 00
HULLS.
4. .1135 200 1 1180 3 25
1.O . .1170 2 75 1 900 3 50
1.r. .1385 275 1 1400 3 50
r.i. .1450 2 85 1 1340 3 00
i. .1480 3 15 3 90
STOCICER3 AM ) rr.KOEUS.
4 . 392 2 35 11 050 3 GO
1. . 740 2 75 27 520 3 GO
1. . 300 3 25 4 007 3 05
13. . 503 3 35 , 10 712 3 75
' ' 587 3 40 27 909 4 00
a' . 733 3 50.
COLORADO CATTLE.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
32 COWS. . . . 844 2 05 1 feeder. . . . 900 3 00
1 feeder. . 010 3 00 8 feeders. . . 590 3 50
81 feeders. 070 3 90
lions Dealers expected a light run today ,
and were accordingly not , surprise ! to receive
less than 1,000 head. Aside from the number
of hogs on sale , conditions were much the
same as on Saturday. There was a'good elemand
from shippers and speculators , all local hoeiscs
were after a few loaels , and as there was a
llrmor tone to reports from Chicago trade was
brisk from the start and prices ruled a shade
to 5c higher than Sateirdny's average mar
ket. The range was narrow. Cliolco
lights and butchers' sold as high
as SG.50 , and rough heavy hogs
as low as &G.35. Fair t < i good hogs of all
weights i-old largely at S&45 , and by 10 o'clock
the pens were cleared the market closing
up strong at the advance. It was practically
a $0.45 market against a JG.40 trade Saturday
anel a JG.70 market a weelc ago today. Repre
sentative Miles :
No. Av. Sh. I'r.
.200 $0 30
4. , .250 0 35
CO. , .319 200 G 35
4. , .237 G 35
7. , .197 0 40
10. , .304 G 40
5. , .288 80 G 40
73. , .218 80 G 40
02. 240 0 42 ! '
07..249 320 G 45
09..238 200 G 45
59. . .272 G 45
0225 ! ) 80 0 45
82. . 230 100 0 45
08..248 200 G 45
SIIHUP llccolpts consisted of two ehmblo-
decks of shorn mlxoel westerns , a laruo per-
centngo of them yearlings. They averaged
eighty Ibs. and sold readily at S4.75 , a good
strong price. The demand I.s active from all
local houses for desirable muttons and lambs
anel prices are u shade tinner than last
week , 1'alr to good natives , H.50@5.00 ; fair
tei good westerns , 54.00S5.50 ; common and
sleck sheep , J2.5UU4.0O ! good to choice 40 to
100-lb" lambs , 85.00S0.50. Heprcscntallvo
sales :
No. Av. I'r.
4U3 wcstcrns.MiilxoJ SO $4 75
ISccolptH und DUpoilttou of Htoi'lc.
Official receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the books of tlio Union Stock Yards
company for the forty-eight hours ending at
5 o'clock p. m. Juno 12 , 1893 :
DISI'OSITIOV ,
I.lvo Stock .tlarkot.
" " "CniCAeio , .Tune 12. iSpeclal Toloarnm to
Tun llin.l : There were about , 15,000 cattle
In the ynnls tedBy , of which It was estlmaleel
H.OIK ) weiro freim Tle\as. Traelo opened ejulul
and did not ilevclopu much activity at any time ;
during tlio day. 1'rlces ' were very well BUS-
lalneel , though lnildurs of natives hud hard
work to make n clearing without shading last
week's closing ( [ notations. Texas ciittlo we-rt
llrm at the recent decline. The htoadlei
fcellm : ihero wa * , dno to the belief thai
this week's arrivals will he not n llttlo less
than tlmso recorder ) forhtstneek. Most of thu
trading In unlives win from $2.50 to $3.50 foi
rows , heifers and bulls , and at from # 4.50 tc
J5.15 for steers , while hales of Texas cattle
were mainly at price * ranging downward
from * 3.DU. most of the ciirorlngs belni !
grnssers. There was a llttlo Inquiry for stock-
ITS and feeders on a basis of from (2,50 tc
74.50. Calves were easy.
The ltbn market was stronger from the start
Opening t > ! ile > did nut tJiow any nilvnnco uul
thecloso wasttctlvo aixl ijulet ntul &u higher. .
In fact , Homo of the Into trading bhowed n
uulnotlOc ascomparoel with Haturday'a clew
ing miotatton . Them were w le liolli of llghl
and livKvy weights nt $7,10 nnd fancy sort * In
the former clai-s were quoted as high us 7.15 ,
Although tlioppoiiliiB wuscjulotthuro was bat-
isfauteiry activity un hour later and by 1C
o'clock all the Mutr had changed hands a <
least once. 1'ow of the otferlngs went ubovc
* 7 , and yet the bulk of the iradlng was at
better than $0.80.1-rom J0.90 to S7 were the
popular prlejeg l > eth tar heavyund light. There
wuro n nuuibor Jf tirades at ti.06 und a few ut
17.10.
Heceints of gheeu wore estimated at 12,000
liuud. There aru 0.000 heael less than arrived
lust Monday , but It was u fair average Mipply
und prices wero.very llttlo higher than at the
cleiso of last week , The fueling WUH Una ut
from 13.25 to J5 loritpot to cholco Toxuui one !
at freim 13,50 lo 5.a5 for western and natives ,
There wuu ft ge > od elenmnd nt Iho ubuvt
eiuotutlons for local uccount und u fair iium-
bor of bhlpplni ! orders were also In hand. Thei
oirorlngs of yearling lumbu were few but
there wus a llucral sprinkling of springs. Tuc
latter wore quoted nt from M.60 to $7.25 , the
out-dde price fulling for MimothlnB fancy.
Hocelptsi 1'nttlo. 16,000 liPAill calves. 800
licfidi hoits , 22,000 head i shoe'p , 12,000 head ,
The Kvonlnn Journal reports !
OAT .n-Hcceltt , 14,500 bend ! ahlpmonls ,
4,000 hciidi tnnrket tleady i tirlmo steer , JS.50
< Sft.70 [ others , Jl.00tt5.50i Texas , J4.00a.l5j
native cows , M.15aT.76.
Hoeia-Kecelpts 22,000 bend : shipments ,
8,000 head' timrkot llrm ! mixed and packer * ,
J0.75no.07'J ! prime heavy and butchers'
weights. ? 7.UJ | light , $7.20.
SiiKKi' Hccclpts , 10,000 ho.til ! shlpmontn ,
2,500 head ! market sti-adyt native * , ? 5,50JS
0.)5 ( ! western * . J4.05Q6.VOi Toxnns , 4.60U
4.85j lambs , J5.50a7.10.
St. t.onli r.lvo Stock Mnrlect.
BT. Lotus , Jmid 12.-t < ATTi.n-UcceIpt' ,
2,000 hcnel ; .shipment , 1,000 head ! market
steady to slow on nil ktndsj best Texas steers ,
$4 : very few others on sale.
ilouR-Hi-cclpts , B.300 head ! shipments ,
1,300 heads market strongs heavy , JG.COiS
0.80s mixed , tO.40aG.G5 ; light , J0.60 J0.70.
SIIKIUHccoliits , 1,40'0 head ! shipments ,
lOOhcud ; nmrlect strong , unchanged ,
New York Live Stnck Marlert.
Nr.w VUIIK , Juno 12. UKEVF.S Hocclnts for
two days , 3.000 bead ! market slow for all
Et-ndes , poorest to best native cornfed steers ,
I5.065.B5 : ToMttis , J3.00 < a5.10j dressed beef
dull nt 70c. ! }
SlIKKP ANII iMMIlS-ltoCClptS for tWO dlVfl ,
17,100 head ! fcheep , dullj lambs weak at aelo-
cllno of yc.
COlll'OKATlUX T.tXKS.
Asicssoel Vnlemtion eil Jtnllwiiy , TcloRrnph
and .Sleeping Car Company.
State Auditor Moore hns prepared tlio fol
lowing tabulated statement showing the
number of miles , the assessed valuation per
mlle and the total assessed valuation of rail
roads In the s'.ato of Nebraska as elctcr-
mined by the Slate Hoard of Equalization In
May , 1SU3 :
It lLltOAD. EU\MIU . I . : > VALUATION- ASSESSEII .
It. AM. U 1111 .M
Oniahn A Southwestern , . . . fiO.81 11,000
Nebraska ' fi.UU )
llciiubllcan Valley Ml'ittl 4.NX )
Atchlson A Nebraska 107.65 5,001
Lincoln A Northwestern. . . , 7J.41I 4,600
Nebraska A t'olurnelo 4110.71 B.SUO
ClilcoKO.Nebraiikn A Kansas 5.2S
Union I'ncllle 4G7.W lliuyo
Oinulin A Ucpubllcnn Vnlley 411.11
Kniisas City A e malm . 11' , ) . M < ! coo
Missouri I'ncllle. U'D.M ' 6fl :
Ml nourl Puclllc , Crete
llrancli 3.13 3,500
1'aclllc Itiillway Company
In : ebruska 71.22 ntioo
Missouri Paolllc.HprltiKllold
and Pntnlllon llrauclies. . 7.89 3,0011
St , .losonh A eirnml Inland. . 112 K MOD
Sioux city A Paclllo . . . . uuuo ,
Fremont , I'.IUiorn A Mli
noiirl Valley MO.I9 4,500 4,412,205
Chicago , St. Paul , Mlnneai
oils A Onmlia 6.000 1SOJ,70J ,
Chicago , Hock leliend A
Pncllle rroo 8KJ,46S (
St. Joseph branch S..VJO
Nelson branch 5I.M f > ,50
Lincoln to Janaen 51.U7 3.0JO 1&5'J10
Itepiibllean Valley , Kansas
A Southwestern 8.M a.ooo S5.500
Grand Island A Wyoming
Central 332.04 3.00C 1,057,030
Omnliii A.North Platte. . . . 6U.78 ' B.W,143
I.lnooln AHlnck Mills 157.SS s'iouc
Oxford A KunHnu fiU.til 4.000 ZiSllIU
Kearney A Hlac * Hills CJ.73 3tW w.ioj
Kcpubllcau Valley A Wyo
ming 49.17 3,000 I47.MO
Knnsns City A Itcntrlco . . . 20.10 tu.soo
Sioux City , O'Neill A West
urn. , SO.lb 4,000 61R.CIIJ
Atclileon , Topeka A Simla
Ke 3.22 8.000 irioo
Omalia A Soutliorn KM 3,000
Total 5.W182
The assessment of telegraph lines is us
follows :
Assessed
.Miles of vnltio P'r Totnt ns
wlro. ml to. sots'cl v'luo
Ouo wire 1,011 to.Flo 40,411 00
Two wires 503. . M 25,157 00
Threes wires 450 CO 27,0.'il CO
Four nlrcs 140 70 II.SOJ li'J '
Five wires 331 80K 2U.4UO 40
Mxwtres > 2 ! K ) 20 ? 00
crcn wires 13 100 LbSS 0)
Kit-lit wires 13S 110 f M ) 01
Nine wires 130 K'U 15.l'.l ( | 40
Ten wires 212 iw ; 27.57(1 ( ! 'J
Klevcn wires 14 140 U.2I9 C,0
Twelve wires 23 1f,0 4,32.1WS
Thirteen wires 1 100 WS
wires & 210 1,050 OJ
Totnl 2SSS.S SIR7.D72 SO
Of the above UjT.'iT.SS miles Delong to the
Western Union company , valued nt Sli'J-
5212.30 , nnel 1U1 miles to the Postal Telegraph
Cable company , valued : it $7.ciO. (
In tbo assessment of taxes against sleep
ing cars in use in this state the Board niado
the total vnluo of each car $3,000 nnd
chargeel uu to the company operating them n
proportion of that sum cejuul to Iho number
of miles run in this state , compared to the
total number of miles the cars run. For in
stance , if n car is used on a run 1,000 miles
long , of which 500 miles is In tlio state , half
tlio § 3,000 valuation of the cnr was
taxed up to the company. The in
tricuto tabulated statement prepared
shows that , there uro 103 cars in
use in Nebraska , of which the Union Pacific
has 53 , B. .Sc M. 137 , Itock Island 15 , Elkhorn
n , Kansas City , St. Joseph & Council Bluffs
7. Sioux City Pacilic 2 and Missouri Pa
cific a. i The total assessed valuation is
$91,031.03.
lllown U | by Dynamite.
NKW Youic , Juno 12. What appears
to have been a , deliberate attempt at de
struction eif lifo was made hist night em
the top of the Port Lee blnlT , nt the cast
celgo of that village. A dynamit cart
ridge placed in the road was exploded
by the wheel of u Fort Leo stago.
The stage was blown to pieces and the
driver , Thomas O'Kourkc ' , HO badly hurt
that ho will probably die. Fortunately
there were no passengers. Two other
cartridges wore found , and from the fact
that all three had caps on it is thought
they were placed in the road maliciously.
The sound of the explosion was heard
two miles away and the concussion sliat-
torcel the glass in the windows of near-by
houses.
Sudden Deaths nt Iiil > mtio.
DUHUQUBTii..Tuno. 12. Pptor Massor ,
a veteran of eiompany F , Third Mi sour
infantry , was found dead at his boarding
house hero last evening. Ho is belicvcc
to have succumbed to heart disease
Yesterday Julius Wilnor , an old citizen
was found dead on his front doorstop
It is thought ho , too , died of heart dis
case.
TIII : HIVLTY : MAititirr.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Juno 12 ,
18U3 :
WAWIANTY DEKIH.
Fidelity Trust company to Samuel
A very , lot 0 , block 14 , West Kiul * 2,500
SamoloJ N Dennis , lot 27 , block 1 ,
Avondale park , 1,500
Isaac Drown and utfolo John Mcrrllt ,
s 22 feet lots 3 and 4 , block 104 ,
Oniahn , und s 110 feet lot 12 , block
2. Orchard lllll
II H Itrown nnd wife to 1'atrlck
O'Hrlen , lot 3 , block 14 , Ambler
I'laco 325
Maxwell .t l < 'rciiiiin ; : company to.Max-
eill & I'Veemnn , part tax lot 14 In
3-14-13
Frederick Ilroxol and wlfo to saitii ) ,
ll.lOBuerodln tax lot 13 In 8-14-13 10,000
llomrt Nelson and wife to Ueira IVrt/ ,
lot 20 , llurelotto Court , and GO feet
iidjolnlng on bouth 1,500
Carrie Shlnn to t'harles Hraderleik , lot
Ilblock24 , Wllcox iMadd 1,000
John Morrltt and wlfo to W J Me-
Nuiimrn , lot 10block 0 , Wiilmit Hill 1,200
J lt McC'aguo and wlfo to t' K Hmilrcs ,
Ulldiv 1-5 of H ! i sw nw 8-15-13 7,000
Same to U U Georgei , lot 12 , block 2 ,
Grlllln & Smith's add 80,000
W li McCaguo to McCnguo Investment
company , IntslloG , block 1 , lou > 1
to 10 , block 5 , McUaguo's add 24,000
QUIT OfiAIU IIKUDS.
J n Wdtklns and wlfo to W S Wltton ,
8 ' 4 lot 4 , block 01 , South Umuha . . . . 435
T F Dupols to K H Denlson , lot 2 ,
block 83 , l-'loroiico , 600
Q W I'oynton ( special master ) to Dover
Five < /ont Havlnt-'H bank , lot 32 ,
block ll.Orchardlllll . . 1,335
WJ Connell und wlfo et al to cllyeif
Oiiinlm n 33 feet lots 1 and 2 , Urlllln
& Hiiilth'suclil ( dedicated for stieet
pnrjiO'.es ) . 1
W J Connell and wlfo to haino , Rrotitnl
for extension of Thirty-fourth
street from 1'oppleton avenue to
Woolworth avenue . 1
0 H Josllu KI public dedication of plut
of Joslln 1'laco .
Gottlieb rJlorz to aume , Bamoof Btorz
sutKllv of lot 1 , bloe-k 0 , Improve-
nie-n t-nssoclat Ion a del .
Maxwell & Freeman to bame , game of
Maxwell k Fre-eman'ti add to South
Omaha , In tax lot 13 In 3-14-13 .
Total amount ot transfers . $ 60,009
cs 6ot.vrr.
Short Slevloh ot line nt th UmtlliiK .Sta
tion * of Nchrnolen Ohndran' llu ln < < * .
UIIAHIIOX , Nob. , Juno 11. ( Spoclnl corros-
pontloncix ] DAWOM county , ltnfito In tlio
northwestern part ot the slivto , though not
the Inmost , | s ono of the bc.il counties in the
Ri-cat commonwealth. It is iti'ixao miles and
thus contains SV'3,500 ' acres , of which at least
thrco-fourths cixn bo cultivated , and the rest
Is taken up with wateir-coiirsc-n anil bluffs ,
which make the llncst of pasture and pntr-
Ing ground. It has a larRO bolt of us line
wheat laud as can bo founel anywhere , anel
oats are almost a sura and larito crop
frequently wolghltiR out as high as forty
pounds or bettor to the bushel , : ts Miuasurcet.
Corn is grown to a limited extent where the
ground Is suHlclontly old , the farmers of this
county haviiiK early learned that it rcejxilroa
old ground to produce a largo crop of corn.
A few farmers are pro win n alfalfa and nro
tucetltiB with wonderful success. Cattle ,
sheep und horses are the principle lines ot
stock raised hero. The County AKficultur.il
society owns citthty acres of land n short
distance from Clmdron and has grounds
nicely lltted up with fences , Inilldltiirs , sheds
and a lirst-cluss half mlle race track , wliero
every full the people of the county gather to
exhibit the products of which they are Justly
proud , ami to witness the sport of a few
races as produced by some choice steppers
owned in this part of Ncbr.iska and south
west South Dakota. Several peed farms
have been sold lit this county during the last
few months as high as f''O per acre , though
peed unimproved lands can bo purehaseel as
low us $8 per aero. There are ? still a few
pieces of government land in tills county
which can bo taken under the homestead
act. The Fremont , Klkhorn & Missouri
Vnlloy railroad runs nearly ellagonally
through the county , thus giving n majority
of her farmers easy outlet for shipping. Thu
most of her grain In disposed of in the Black
Hills country. This section woulel ho n valu
able nctiuUItioii to the jobbing trade of
Omaha if she would but reach out after It.
A wide awake city is Clmdron , the county
seat of Dawes county , with u population of
over 11,500 , located on the line of the Klkhorn
railroad , and regareleel as thu best tovii In
northwestern Nebraska. Chadron Is fast be
coming a jobbing point , receiving nssho docs
almost the entire traeto of , a largo territory
In a retail way , also the trade of the mer
chants in several of the smiller towns , besides -
sides a nice slice of the Ulaclc Hills trade ,
thus giving her supremacy over any other
town between Norfolk anel Doaelwood on the
Fremont , Klkhorn it Missouri Vnlley rail
road. It is a freight and passenger division
of the railroad , placing about " 00 employes
on the pay roll of the company at this point ,
which gives her merchants a sure trade all
the time. There also is located ono of the
United States land ofllccs , which probably
docs more business than any other
land oflleo In the state , nnd is ably
presided over by Ho.i.V. . II. MeCann and
Mayor Powers as register and receiver.
Her business interests support three good
banks , three weekly newspapers , anel for
amusement her people nro liberal patrons of
a largo and well arranged opera hall.
Arrangements are now being mnele to re
build tlio college which was burncel down a
few months since. The court house ' .s largo
and well built , and far superior to that of
many of the more wealthy counties of the
slato.
The recent visit of the National Medical
association to this city was n source of much
amusement to iimuy of its citizens , the elec
tors secmlmr to think that the inhabitants
were mostly cowboys , horse thieves
and "dead bael men" generally , many of
the medical gentlemen securing Icoelac snaps
of a prominent bank cashier for Doc Middle-
tonand likewise securing the iiiu'go of a ejuiot ,
peaceable citizen for an imaginary "Kattle-
snake I'eto" of Powelcr river fame. Then a
few squaw nnel buck Indians were run in
among the excursionists as the originators
and all that survived the bloody massacre of
'Woundcel Knee. Eacti individual of the
train , and especially the ladics..scemcd ex
ceedingly anxious to shako the hand of Doc
Mldeiloton , who was playing the reckless
cowboy part , who probably never stole a
white man's horse or permitted any leaden
hail to escape from his gun into the ilcsh or
bone of a solitary white individual , yet ho
was regarded as n man who had
slain his dozci.s of men promiscuously
and stolen vast herds of valuable animals.
The effete professional gentlemen of the east
ought to regard every man in the west who
wears a white broad brimmed hut and rides
n broncho as a bold bad man and kodtic him
with the idea that they were securing the
profile of an individual who would bo known
in western history as "a deael bael man. "
This city of late has received considerable
free advertising over the pony race to tlio
World's fair , anel sorao ot the gooely goody
people who would work a house servant or a
Held hand sixteen hours per day pretend to
bo fearful that great cruelty will bo neces
sary to muko this race suflicicntly successful
that nny of lY.i competitors may get
into Chicago some time during the World's
fair. The facts are that any rielcr injuring
or abusing bis animals is barred from the
race or any part in the reward ; that no man
who is seeking to win 81,000 , nnel has to ride
1,000 miles within thirty days and has only
two horses to do it with , and they his own ,
will take any chance on hurting his animals
or allowing them to suffer for want of care
ful attention.
This race is advertised to begin on the liHh
of Juno nt 5 o'clock p. in. , starting from the
IJlaino hotel. It is thought there will bo
about twenty starters ; the llrst two register
ing stations will bo O'Neill und Sioux City
and from there the nearest route to Chicago.
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Storm Diimatio in .Mexico.
PUKIJLO , Mox. , Juno 12. The most
disastrous storm that lias over visited
this part of Mexico is reported from the
town of I'lmchomnltn , thin lnto. The
outlro town was destroyed , every rest-
donco niul building In the place bolng
swept away by the terrine wind. The
town hml n population of nbout 2,000 ,
t > ooplo , nil of whom were made homo-
less. About thirty persons were In ;
jurcel , but no fatalities uro reported
Owing to the remote location of the
town out monger particulars of the ox
tent of the damage have boon roeolvoel.
SVKK TO Ht/.V
Cnu Deter tlio Cowboy * from Hlel'
Itiit to Ohlrngo from Olntdron.
CHAUUON , Nob. , Juno 12. The Chnd-i
roti-Chlcago cowboy rnco will leave' '
Chmlron tomorrow at 5 o'clock u. in ,
Tlio roprosontatlve)3 ) of the humane so
ciety will try to stop the rnco. They
will flr.il talk to the boys , nsklng thorn
to abandon the Idea , which will bo use- ,
loss. The boys uro determined to rido.j
nnd say nothing less than n company oil ,
United States soldiers will stop thom.V
The route formerly given out iw ,
only n blind. They will not orosaf
the Mississippi river i\t Dubuquc , therefore -
fore the cold reception proposed to bo
friven thorn there will not take jilnco.
The route will neit bo published , )
although It Is likely they will tnko n
straight line near the northern Ne
braska line , creasing the Missouri river
by firry or swimming tlio river , in
which manner the Mississippi rivet
will bo crossed. There will bo three
registered man who will take tralna
from place to place , thus n voiding any
interference of the humnno society. ;
Posters were put up all over town yes- } ,
terdiiy olTorlng a reward of SfiOO to t\uy
persons stopping the race. :
Thn Voleo of HxpnrU'iie'p ,
Yaiikt-o Hluilo : JewelerVs. . sir ; I wll *
CIIKIMVO anything you wish on this ring without -
out exte-n charge. ) 1
Youne M&u Inscribe oil It , "lTrm Gcorg1
to Alice. " l\ \
.lewolor ll'm. The lady is , > our tlstorU ,
may bo ? II
Younc Man The fact Is , this is an on. 'J
gnRciiicut rinc.
iiiwclur Ah , my young friend , I hnva <
hntl caiiHielcrablo oxpnrlcnco In engugomouli
rings und 1 wotilel suggest that the lusei'li ) *
tion bo simply , "ITi'Din George. " The it will
do for another time , you know.
The largest church in tbo world la StM
Peter's in Home. The smallest n church tcr
feet square in the Isle of Man.
YOU GET STliONO ,
If you'ro a tireel- , |
out or "run-down"
woman , with Dr.
I'iorco's Favorite
'Presea-lption. And , .
If you suffer from' ' 1
any " female com
plaint " or disorder , _
you get well. For.
these two things ] '
to build up wo
men's strength , , !
nnd to euro wo-/1 /
men's ailments , I
this is tlio only medicine that's guaranteed.
] 'f it docMi't benefit or cure , in every cose ,
your money is returneel. On theko terms ,
\vhnt else can lie "just us gooel" for you to ;
buy J
The "Prescription" regulates nnd pro
motes nil the natural functions , never eon-
Jlicts with them , nnd is perfectly harmless in 11
uny condition of the female system. It imj j |
proves eligc tlon , enriches the blood , brings .
refreshing sleep , anel restores health one !
vigor.
For ulcerntions , elisplnccmcuts , beMirltig-
down sensations , periodical pains , and every
chronic weakness e > r irregularity , it's u rcuio-
ty that safely , and permanently cures ,
The First Last.
Until the Ducber-
Hainpdcti ly-jewel
watches were put on
the market , the most
Important bearing in
watch works was not
RUBY JEWELED jeweled ! The cost was
ADJUSTED " coo much. Cost should
WATCHES not count when time
nnel reliability arc at
stake.
If your dealer rtoos not kocp our wntchci , mall
em your mldross nml wo wlllpcnd ymi tlio mi mo
r > r a ilpnlcr who duey. THK Duiiiuii WATCU
WoitKb , Canton , 0.
SOUTH OJV4 > 1JTA.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ojnaha. a
( lest Cuttlo lie nndShoon ninrkot la lha wait. V
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Wood Brothers. -
Uvo Stoolc Commission Morchnnti
Eo'illi ejnmUa Telephone 1I5T. Chloijj.l
JOHN II. IIAIIIS.MA.N , Lxt.-- , , ( I
WAI.TBlt 13.VUOII. . "
SlPrkct reports by mall and wire cheerful' ]
rn'shed ' upon r.iiplluauou. )
MAHA
Director ) ]
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tent-Awning WoltBros&Co. ,
COMl'ANV.
Manufacturers of Tents ,
HOFlSB COVEI18.- Awning , clo , 7Ui and
1113 li'urnum blroou 701 S. loth Slroet ,
BAGS & TWINES |
llcmis Omaha Hag
COMl'ANV.
Importer * nnrt inaniifnO'
turori of flour BUCK * ,
ljurlai > , B tKlntf.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Morse-Coo Sboa Company.
. Howard ? t
nd Olllce-1107-IIW.Illl
BttleBiOom
FacloryH'J.112l-llZi | ' Howard St.
of IlooU and
We are the oNl.V ManufttJturon
tlio Btni . . * . , _ . _ LJ .I * „ ii JQ inip'dct
COAL , COKE. CORNICE.
DRY GOODS.
FURNITURE.
Omaua Upholstering Belies & Hunyan
COMl'ANV.
Upnolitornd furniture. I UUN1TOUB COMl'ANV
I1VM1UI Mctiulai tt
and ntU btrea
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wlllieluiy LobccR & Linn ,
Dcalom In tinrdirnr * ant
Corner 10th and Jackson UIIM luinlo1 looln.
btrvuti , atro t.
HATS , ETO. | IRONWOBKS.
W. iL. Gibbon & Co Oiuilii Safe and Iron
Wboloiale WOU1H.
IlfttB , rnp ( Blrnw K Fnfoi.vnullt , ) ull woo
Kloovos , uiltteiiit. Irim iliiiteor * iiml lire o
and Ilarnoy fctroeti. cupc . ( iua Andreoa , In1
und JuciBon j
LUMBER.
John A , Walicficld ,
Iroportoil.Arv-rloan I'nrl'
land cuinoiil , Mllwnu-
koo coine'iit uud Qulucjr
wliltu lima.
LiaUOKS. MILLINERY.
PAPER. OILS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
Drancb & Co. Jas. A. Clark & Co. (
Produce , frultf of til llutter , olmoio ,
poultrr and Kama.
klucU , O7it r § . Kir b. IHlti rilreot.
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