THE OMAHA DAILY BER'WEDNESDAY ! | , JULY 4 , J894.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Continuation of Light Receipts nnd Enll-
road Dibturbancas the Feature.
ABSOLUTELY NO SHIPPING LQUIRY
Local Killer * TnUc tlio bllm Offering * of
Ilccf Ktrcr * nt Heller I'rlcc *
Utliurn Neglected HOB * On
0 to 1O Couli Lower.
TUESDAY , July 3.
In the matter of ricelpts the market wns
little bolter off than It was on Monday , there
being more hogs , hut fewer cattle.
With only 800 fresh receipts of cattle
thcro was very little upon which to base
a market. Local packers , however , wanted
a few good beeves , nnd the market on such
took nn upward turn of fully from lOc to
15c. One hunch of choice 1,500-lb. beeves
brought $1.75.
The market situation , owing to the rail
road strikes , Is very uncertain. Reports
from Chicago Indicate that the dressed beef
men were unable to get their meat trains
_ out nml that will leave a large demand un-
'Batlsncil. Up to the present lime the pack
ers here can get their product east by going
around Chicago.
A light supply and good demand made an
active nml stronger market on everything
desirable In the line of butchers' stock.
Stockcrs and feeders wcro rather quiet.
There were no buyers In from the country
and speculators had ns many ns they cared
to carry over the holiday. The market wns
easier , Representative sales :
DIIESSED HEKF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3. . . . * 23 J.I 73 C3..I3M tl 51 18. . :11 : ! 51 73
18. . . .1SV2 I 60 110. . . .1217 4 r,5
COWS.
1..1030 1 GO 2.1. . . . 920 2 75 . . S63 Z 00
1. . . . 810 1 IT , . MX ) 2 73 20. , . .IfllS 300
10. . . . f.fcO 1 70 .1170 3 00 3. . . .KKI3 3 1)0
28. . . 102 , ! 2 23 .1241 3 CO G. . . . ! )7.r ) 3 00
i , . . , : o 2 33 1IIO 3 DO . , . . 072 3 CO
1..IU9 250 . 'J30 3 0) ) 10. , . . liSO 3 00
21. , . . 028 2 C3 3. . . WO 3 (10 7. , . . SS5 3 00
1..1000 275 1. . . U70 3 00 0. , . .10:0 3 o )
I1EIFBH3.
2. . . . 133 2 1. . . . 750 2 73
CALVES.
5. . . . 294 2 00 2. . . . 231 2 f,0 1. . . . 200 4 00
3. . . 2 < li 2 25 1. . . . 130 4 DO
DUU.S.
1..13CO 1 K5 1. . . . 010 2 25 1. . . . CIO 2 35
1. . . . toO 2 25
MIXED.
7. . . . C07 2 23 II. . . . Oil 2 C3
BTOCKEH3 AND FEEDERS.
6. . . . 453 2 23 1..1220 300 2. . . . 925 315
3. . . . 713 2 SO 100. . . . 913 300 5..IHO 315
18. . , . MM ZW 111. . . . SCO 310
HOGS The receipts of hogs , while double
Monday's run , were still very light for a
Tuesday , there being only 4,000 fresh ar
rivals. On Tuesday of last week the receipts
were 12,000. The market opened very slow
nnd dull. Eastern buyers were ruled oMt
by the railroad strikes and local buyers
took advantage of the situation to bear the
market. The early sales were about lOc
lower , but the market finally settled down
at a Co to lOc decline. Tlio hogs were all
sold In good season. Representative sales :
SHEEP There were no § 'wp ' oj pny
kind In the yards. The following quotations
are only nominal : Fnlr to good natives are
quotable at $2.7503.15 ; fair to good west
erns , $2.5003.00 ; common and stock sheep
$2.002.25 ; good to choice 40 to 100-lb. lambs ,
? 2.BO3.75. .
OMAHA UENICKAI , .MAHICKT.
Condition of Tr ilo unit Quotations on
Staple uml 1'iuicy Produces
The Reneml nmrKel wns- not very nctlve. It
\if\r\K \ \ \ the cloy Immediately before a holiday ,
buyers wcro only Inking sulllcicnt for Ihelr im
mediate requirements. So far the strikes have
not cut nny figure In the iiroiluce rnatket , nnd
receipts are lai'Ko enough to supply all lUnnnJs.
The butter mnrkct appears to have fall n Into
the dumps , and shows very little change cms
way or the oilier. The low price at whlclj but
ler has been Bellini ; nil over the country Is
emitting men to look about for xome remedy.
in mosl raees the remedy proposed \ n greater
tax on Imlterlne. Advices from Ciilifoinlu sny
Urat Hie butter makers of that state are. very
much aroused over the bultulne ciuesllon. Cal
ifornia wholesale dealers In olroinuiKurlne are
obliged to pay } 4W n year for their license.
Itctallers are charged $30. Time are live of the
former nnd about thirty of the latter In that
state x\ho nre licensed. I.os Angeles leads In
Hie number of dealers In oleomargarine. U has
eleven. San Francinco has eight , Han Olego two ,
Oakland two , and there Is one each at Fresno ,
SlocMon , C'hlno , I ngiidenu and Hedlnnds.
IH'TTHU The market In packing stock'is still
quotable nt lOc. but mime buyer * are pntd to bo
weakening a little and not lo bo as anxious for
It as they Weie.
1X1(18 The egg market has not shown much
change for the past week , lie being the gener.il
price. Commission men complain that shippers
tire Bending In u good many poor eggs , and that
' "oyiV'k nf ' 'iindllnK luem out Is no small Item.
I.IVU POl'l/rilY The general poultry market
Is slow. Old hens are not very plenty , ami
ouKht to be In pretty good demand , but It Is not
safe to quote them nt over Sljc. Spring chickens
ure finite plmly , and lOo Is the outnlile price.
The demand for geese nnd ducks Is
Very light , and what few are arriving
are mostly birds that have been plucked , and In
consequence not very desirable. Ducks. 7c : hen
turkeys. 7fi8c ; gobblers , G 6cj geese , BCTCc.
V12AI * The receipts nrc not very heavy , but
Iho weather Is ru warm that It would be im
possible for the recclvtr to be very Independent.
Choice fat nnd small veala are quoted at 5iS6c' !
coarse and large , ! 04c.
ClIKBHt'Tliera Is some very choice Wlseon-
ill ) cheese on the m.irket. Wisconsin , full
rrmin. now make , lOtfllc ; Nebraska and lotto
full crenm. t > fllOe : Nt-bmsk.i and Iowa , part
Win , G4/7o ; I.lmburKor , No. 1 , 10c ; bilck. No. 1 .
lOci Swiss , No. 1 , 13O14C.
HAY lUcelptH are much In excess of Ihe ilc-
nmnil , but Hie poralulllly of the railroads being
lied up keeps prices up. Upland hay. J8..W ; mid
land , J8 ; lowland , 7.Mj rye struw , JO , Demand
fair ; supply fair. Color makes Iho best pilco on
hay. l.lKlil bales tell the best , Only lop grades
bring lop prices.
I'lOICONS The gun clubs are not using ns
many since Ihe weather became so warm. Old
blrU , per loi. , 11.0001.25.
vtxurrAiiT.ns.
Th poliito maiket keeps pretty well cleaned
up and should lecelpts be cut off for n few days
by HIP railroad strikes u sharp aduince. would
bo apt to follow.
Tomatoes uro not so plenty , and holders put
up tliu price yesterday.
New tieans nnd peas ari lower.
Old beans an,1 higher. California limn beans
huve provtil excellent property since the har
vesting of tin' crop last year , Inc market for the
ereulvr part of Ihe time since having shown n
trong upward tendency. The crop harvcgtfd on
Inn coast la l year rraclied the heavy aggregate
Of 3 , > cailcatls. the quanllly Utuully pivdueed
annually averaging 2.000 to 2f.oo cars , but notwithstanding -
withstanding Iho full harvest of 'W. the goiti
liavo found nn fxct-llrnl market , ami at giud *
ually hardening values , If presenl Indications
con be ucccpli'd ns tiny guide In Ilia future , the
rourie of Ihe miiikci fiom now on will be on-
want utul upwuid. Iterent reports from Iho
ccntl show the supply theru to l > e irdueed to
] u ) rurs. all ct which are. In lh hniuln of spec
ulative operators and held for a further Im
provement In the value. The drouth In Cal
ifornia during the fully pan of this xsir nut
U'l-nllnsly e\crt' . nml U was thought at me
llmo that no mp would be harvixted. During
k ixrloil of eome ( In wrel.s no rain fell In
iimintrn Ihu givimd , and the sltuat'on ' brgnn to
niuiumv a MTLUS | aspect In cunscquvncr. Al lh
riplrallon of that time the diouth was partially
tn km , but the ilnnuipe hatl already been com-
I > lcli' < l , ami It linn Iwlng lee lain to le-itwd the
Kroiinc ) , lirourrs wvrn obliged lo view l.ielr
tarly lal > ur an llmo und eiur < < y wafclnl. The
most llU-rul mllmntra of Ihe prouulile yield lh :
year an- not lo rxcecd 3K ) cnr , wh'le ' othrr
uiliKrlllrs ilo nol pilch their cstlmales uliove
150 lo 200 rurs. Thesu Hgur * . ukntint a prevlciis
annual crop if ruy S.iKiO to 3.OH rurs , crrliilnly
thi'W u heavy itclifU-ricy for thin > ear , and It Is
uptui lhl vl < w of lh ultuallon that Interested
parlies are rounlinK upon a strong und buuyanl
market for t Irutt a ) ear lo conn.
OI-U UI3ANU-lland picked navy , JJ.15Q3.tJ ;
mrcllum navy , tt.MfjJ.lilj common while beans ,
i'oTATOns-The supply Is light nnJ lh mar-
kol nrm. nt 75fSSo.
MCI.ONH nnnil slock , Kl.OOff .OO.
CANTAI.OfriH Cnntalnutxs are arriving on
Ihe mnikct. On orders , tl.SO per doz.
DIIIJTH New beets , IIT aoz. uunchcs , 200250 ,
on nnlirs.
KQt'ASH Texas summer sqtiofh , on orJors ,
"Sc per doi ,
Cfcr.MlliniR-On orders , 40f | Kj per doz.
Onr.KN I'KPI'KItS-Tcxns glecn pepper * , per
U Int. box , 75c.
ONIONH-On mder.i. C'nllfotnlA. 2c per ll > .
J Oooil shipping ttnt.l ( , on orderc ,
AHI'AIlAOt'H-OiKMl homo srown stock , scarce
nt 4'1fl60o IHT doz , , on.i < ri1erH.
TO.\IATOi.S-Oood : nlilptilnK stock , per 4 bnfket
crate. | l. < 0.
NH\V HKANS Wnx , per 14 bu. bask * ! , & 1c ;
strlmr , per ' ,4 bu. basket. Me.
I'KAS-Onnil slock , per till. . 11. 2- .
CAf Ml'LO\Vtil-Cfiolcc jtocV , per do ? . . ll * ) !
l.M.
l.M.C.MinOTK New eoutlurn carruli , per dot.
hunrln-n , 30 flOc.
I'AHPMV On ontern , per Cot. hunches. 25030c.
Tl'HNII'H-'Ncw home grown , twr bu. , DOCi
homo grown , per iloz , l > tmches , 25fi3)c.
KUUITS.
The fruit mnikft Is likely to suffer i-cvrrely
from the sttlkec. Thus far this week the mnrkct
hen- has bet-n well supplied , several cnra In
tended for other mnlkets having been dlveiled
here. The situation on the rnllroads l such that
no fruit Is being loaded out nt Callfotnla points
nnd It does nol tool : ns If Ihererciiit | l > o trylt
pnounh heie noxl week lo supply the local de
mand. This nt present Is the outlook for all
the markets dcpendi-nt upon California for n
frull supply. The culling off of the receipts has
hud n tendency to stimulate the maiket nnd
prices have been higher Ihls week. On Monday
ptnclies nnd most every other kind of frull look
n big Jump.
The shlpmenl of fruit rniilwnril In the green
stale having been stopped , the glowers nrp re
duced In the necessity of allowing their fruit
to rot on the trees or of selling It to the cnnncia
nnd driers nl uhatnvrr prices the latter may
see lit lo give. It might not b unreasonable
to suggest tli.it , having tlilnsn pmrUcnlly Ihelr
own way , the ennners nnd driers will use spec'nl '
effort to Inciensi ) their product If prices of raw
slock fall much below the nvenige. In any
event , large riop are wNitrcil , nml the condition
for shipping fruit In the green state nre very
seriously congfStid. 'the point Is made that
there Is u limit , nnd n well dellned one nt thai.
tn the cvipaclty of canning fnclorles this season ;
also that dilers cannot do n great deal more
than they had previously arranged for , since
cxtin woiklmr. foice Is dllllcult to secure. This
Is u qufxllnn of especial Inlerest lo Ibe dealers
In canned nml dried frullx.
At the Omaha auction sale on Tuesday mom-
Ing the offerings consisted of 1,1133 boxes of
berries , which sold nt fair prices. The demand
wns good nnd the bidding active.
In the nftornrion a second auction was held.
STUAWUKIUIIKS Nini- reported received.
CIIiiliiiS-Callfoinln. : choice stock , II.
AI'I'IjHS California nppl"S nrc becoming quite
plentiful. Per BO-lb. crnte , 11.23.
AI'IUCOTS There arc n few apricots coming
tvery day , but they nro getting scarcer und
higher. Oood shipping stock. $1.50.
( lOOS-'IJIIUHHIUrt There have been none re
ceived to amount to nnylhlng during the Insl
Iwo weeks or more. Quotations are nominally
t2.23fl2.ro.
IILACKHKUmES flood slock , 3.
III.ACK HASIMIiilUliS The lecolptrt were
made up entirely of home-grown slock. Oood
stock. | 3.
HMD nASI'HEniUn.S There were none re
ported In.
I'KACIinS California , peaches , good stock ,
SI. 50.
I'KACIinS The supply of peaches was llsht
yesterday. (5-nid stock , Jl.W ) .
1'1,1'MK Only u few California plums nre
coming us yet , and they ranKe In price from
Jl..r."fi-.M per box , according to size of the fruit
and variety.
l'IUTNns A few boxen of prunes are arriving
from California , nnd nrc worth about ? 2.00i2.25 !
per box.
riOS A few California figs have arrived.
They are quoted nt 11.50.
I'lIAKR California pears , good shipping clock ,
J2. 00ft 2.23.
TUOPICAI , FRUITS.
I1ANANAS As usual when berries and other
fruits ale on the market the demand for hnnnnas
Is not very heavy. Choice stock , t2.OOff2.SO.
IjKMONS I'nncy lemons. CfK ) xlzo. J5 ; fancy
lemons. SCO size. (5 ; choice lemons , 30) ) size. } 4.5' ) .
OUAN11KS California Mediterranean Sweets
are to IIP had on the market nt { 3.75.
I'INMAl'l'liS : ThereIH n fair supply of Flor
ida pineapples on the market ot Jl.M per doz. ,
or $7.0007.60 per crale of about six doz.
MISCKULANIiOIJS.
FIOR Fancy , per lb. . 12'4liri3c. '
DATES llallowees , 03 to 70-lb. boxes , per lb. ,
5',4e.HONKY
HONKY California. 13o ; dnrk honey. 100'2" .
MAI'U-I SVIll'l' Oall'm cnni. per'ilnz. , $12.
Nl'TH Almonds. 1317170 ; English walnuts. 10 ®
12o ; Illberts , 12c ; Urazll nuts. lOc.
CIUKIl 1'uro Juice , per bl , | . , JC ; half bbl. ,
$3. . ! .
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 2'ic ' ; No. 1 green
salted hides , 3o ; No. 2 green salted hlden. 2e ;
No. 1 veal calf. 8 Ib.t. to 15 His. , Oc ; No. 2 veal
calf , S Ibs. to 13 Ibs. . Ic ; No. 1 dry Hint hides.
5c ; No. 2 dry Hint hides. 3 ; No. 1 dry salted
hides , Ic ; part cured hlJcs , Uc PIT lb. less than
fullv cuied.
S1IEI5I' Pni.TS Green salted , each. 23ffCOc ;
green salted shearling ? ( short-woaled e.irlgkn ! ) ,
each , Effir.c ; dry shearlings short-wjoled early
skins ) , No. 1 , each , EfllOo ; dry Bhearllnsd ( short-
wooled early skins ) , No. 2. each , Be ; dry Hint ,
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per
lb. . actual weight , 58c ; dry Hint , Kansas nnd
Nebraska muiraln wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4SOo ; dry ( lint , Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4Jf7c ; dry ( lint ,
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. JfjCc.
TALLOW AND GnKASC Tallow. No. J , Iff
Ittc ; tallow , No. 2 , 3'4fi3Vic ; grease , white A ,
I'.icj ' grease , white II , 4c ; grease , yellow , 2c ;
Brease , datle , 210 ; old butler. 2ff2lc ; beeswax ,
prime , l SlSc ; rough tallow , 2c.
NKW YOKK UINIKAL ; MAKKET.
" * * ' *
TTTI
V'cstcrdny'H Oiiotntlons on Flour , Oralii nml
Provisions , Mclnle , ICtr.
NEW YOIIK. July S.-WHEAT-llecelpts , 22-
000 bbls. ; exports , 10.000 bbls. ; sales , 5,000 pligs. ;
market steady , but trade was practically at n
standstill. Southern Hour , dull. Ilye Hour , llrm.
Iluckwheat Hour , nominal.
llt'CKWHHAT Nominal.
COHN MHAL-Qulet ; sales. 300 bbls.j yellow
western , $2.r,5f2.$0 | ; llrandywlne , $2.iO.
HVK Nominal ; state , 55e.
1IAKI.KV Nominal.
1IAULEY MALT Steady : weslcrn , GS(360c ( ;
Canada , WflflSe ; slx-mwcd. S2JJS5O.
WHEAT Hecelpls. 122.0.M bu. ; exports. 191,000
bu. ; sales , 455,000 bu. futures and C4.000 bu. sppt.
Spot maiket steady ; No. 2 red , In store nnd ele
vator , G074c ; alioat , Cl'c : f. o. b. . C2i4c ; No. 1
northern , GDie , dellveied ; Xo. 1 hard , 70 0.
Options easier and ruled nlmost nominal , traders
devoting the greater part of their time to shoot
ing off llri-craekers ; July closed nt OOTio ; August
close nt C2'tc ' ; September , 62 15-100C3jc , closed
at 03Vic.
COHN Receipts. 186.000 bu. ; exports. C5.000 bu. ;
sales , 50,000 bu. futures , t-'pot market Inactive ;
No. 2 , 43Hc In clevntor ; 40'4c nlloat. Option ma -
ket Inactive all day , but n trifle firmer owing to
strike , closing He net advance ; July , 454ff < 5Tic , ,
closed nt ? te ; August cl 'sd at 45'.4c ; Peplcmber ,
4C it4CT4c. [ closed ttl 4Cic.
OATS Hecelpts , 62,000 bu. ; exports , 200 bu. ;
sales , 10,000 l > u. futures and 10,000 bu. spot. Spot
I market Inactive ; No. 2 , 50c ; No. 2 , delivered ,
Me ; No. 3 , 49c ; No. 2 white , 52c ; No. 3 white.
Sic ; track , mixed western , 52c ; track , white west
ern , tayxtcj track , white state , 52R57c. Option
maiket dull and nominal ; closed lie net advance ;
July , 4Ce closet ! nt 4Ce ; August closed nt 33'Jc ' ;
September closed at 33kic ; October closed nt
33'be.
HAY Dull on low erndes ; shipping , { O.OOflC. ? ) ;
good to choice , $7.008.50.
HOI'S Dull ; state , comnnn to choice , SflS'.ic ;
Purllle coast , 10TI5c.
1I1DKS Inactive ; wet salted , New Orleans BP-
leclnd. 45 to 05 Ibs. , 4l4T4Tc ( ; Texas selected , 33
to M Ibs. . 4fl3o ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 Ibs. , 5'/.e. '
LI3ATHKU Dull ; heml ick sole , lluenos Ayres ,
light to heavy weights , 1'idSo.
WOOL Dull ; domestic lleece , lD23c ; pulled ,
201725C.
I'llOVISIONS Heef , dull ; family , $9.50R11.00.
Cut meals , llrm ; pickled bellies , 7'iW74e ;
pickled shoulders , 55 < U57ic : pickled hams , lO iij )
lie. Lanl , llrm ; western steam doped at $7.20 ;
sales , 750 tierces at $7.20 ; July closed nl $7.20 ,
nominal ; n-llncd , firm ; continent , $7.60 ; S. A , ,
$7.1)0 ) : compound , $6. I'ork , firm.
KGOS ( Julet ; state and Pennsylvania , 13'4e ' ;
western fresh , 12fl3c ; southern , cases , $2.00ffi
2.75 ; receipts , 9.877 pkgs.
TALLOW Steady ; 4Hf4 6-10c for city ( $2 per
pkK. ) ; country ( pkfs. fiee ) , * \ < ! H 7-10n.
ClliiC.SK-Quiet : ; stale , large. 7 | 8 ic : small ,
fancy. 788i.ic ; part skims , 214050 ; full skims ,
PI'ir'nOLKrM-Diill : ITnlted closed at 83c
asked ; Washington , bbls. , $6 ; Washington. In
bulk. $3.M ; Philadelphia nml llalllnmri' . J5.10 ;
Plillailrlphln and llalllmore , In bulk , $2 55.
HOHlN-Qulct ; strained , common to good , $1,35
O1.40.
TfllPHNTINE-Qulel al 30VJf3lc.
IlICi : Kle.idy ; domestic , fair to extra , 4'tO '
C'ie ; .lapan , 4'i5'tc. .
MOLASSMS Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
good to rlnlce , 2nfi > 3Cc.
PIO IHON-Dull ; Hcotch. $19.50022.50 ; Ameri
can. III.wini4.oii.
cOPPKU-nrm ; hike , J9.50.
LKADstrong ; domeMtle , $3.10.
TIN' Hull ; straits , $19,25 ; plates , market dull ,
KPii/n-il-Flrm : : ; domestic. $3.41 bid ,
COTTON SKKIi OllInaclUe , minlnal ; prime
nude , 2Ue , nominal ; off eruile , 25ft2Si < : yellnw
butter grades , 35o. nominal : choU-H vellow , 34o ,
nominal ; prime yellow , summer , . 22H633c ; yellow
off grades , 3lij32o ! ! ; prime white , summer , 30
WOOL MAKIUn ,
SI onof Hit ) Proilurt Is llelnif Moved tliiin
ITstutl.
IIOSTON , July 2.-Tho American Wool an < l
Cotton Itcporlcr lomorrow will say of the Ameri
can murkel ; Them IH more wool selling , Sev-
ernl mills have p\irchnsed freely of X and above
territory wools on < i bails of lOo to S2o scouted. A
large sulu of scoured Oregon anil California 01 l l-
nal packages has also been made and ronsldo'nbla
unnierrhnntubli. und XX Ohio has been picked
up. Tlw principal s.ile , however , has been of
nf.out I.OOO.HK ) Ibs. nf elghl montlis Texas. The
market cloned uboul steady , with price * un.
ctungiil. New wools me plentiful , but the
great railroad strike in Iho west has until off
futthrr ri-ct-lpts. For the six months ending this
week there has been old In Iloston 62,1107,300 Ibs.
of wool , us UKiilntt fSCS2,550 II * . for tlui mine
pcrlo.1 In 1893. There Is u decrease of 5.71W )
Ibs. Tim sales for the week have Increased
hum 1.615,000 Us. last week to 4,371,000 for the
week under review.
Now York Dry OooiU .Market.
NEW YOltK. July S.-1'rospectlve wanU of
more or km Imporlanca are Indlcalcd by a fair
Inquiry ana mu < l rat cntajtmtnts tor autumn
sale * nnd there wns tome drtnaml for Instant
re'iulirmenls of serge > ultlng < i nnl RmuH nf that
character. Imjiorlnnt .nlilpmpnlN Wfre made by
wnter nnd rail ami over some regular rmiles on
which no troublx hnd l cen pxporlenrfd. Print
rlolhr. dull. 2 13-lCc. Three mills at Fall tllver
shut down.
STOCKS AM ) ItONl- * .
Npccnliitlon Ilearhrd the Acme nf
tlon on ' ( 'liiiiii ; < ! Yrstrrdiiy.
NEW YOIIK , July 3. Speculation renchoil
Iho acme of stagnation on the Stock ex
change today , the aggregate of the transac
tions being less than GO.OOO nhareti , a point
lower perhaps than has ever before been
touched nn a full day's business , The fluctua-
UOMB , too , wcro In keeping with the umiillncss
of the trading and the change ? on the day
were confined to the smaller fractions , except
In the Case of a few of the Inactive stocks.
Hill there wns ; a tone of firmness to the mar
ket which was rcmarkablr In view of the
fctrlUc situation , which as yet shows no sign
of Improvement. There seems to be no de-
slro on the part of holders of shares of rail
ways affected by the strike to sacrifice them
and under the circumstances It Is remark
able with what firmness the grangers and
trunk lines are held. Wall street appears to
look upon the defeat of tlin strikers as a
certainty by reason of the lack of justice
of their cause.
The London market reflected the confi
dence of foreign holders In the stability
of values and there was good foreign buyIng -
Ing In this market of St. Paul , Atchlson ,
Louisville & Nashville , Union 1'aclflc and
small purchases were made of some other
arbitrage shares. The vote by which the
sugar schedule went through did not Im
prove the price of the Sugar stock per
manently , although the shares opened % per
cent higher. A selling movement was In
augurated In the early dealings , based on the
adoption of the nnundmcnt putting the sched
ule Into effect on the passage of the tariff
bill , which Is looked upon as unfavorable
to the American Sugar Refining company.
A decline of 114 per cent was recorded In
the morning , with a rally during the after
noon of 1 % per cent , and n final reaction
of 16 per cent , making a loss on the day
of't per cent.
The market was firm In the late dealings
and closed In fairly good tone. The rail
way and miscellaneous bond market was
generally firm all day.
The Evening Post's London cable says :
The stock market was very dull today , the
only feature being a slight reaction In
Americans on the attitude of the president
toward the strikers. The Improvement was
maintained to the close. France Is taking a
moderate amount of gold from here.
The following are the closing quotations
on the leading stocks of the New York ex
change today :
The lolal sales of stocks today were 69,743
shaicp , Including : American Sugar , 8,800 ; Hur-
llnalon , 3,0)0 ; Chicago Gas , 9,400 ; St. Paul , C.'JOO.
New York Money Mnrlirt.
NEW YORK , July 3. MONEY ON CALL
Easy ut 1 per cent ; last loan nnd closed at 1 per
cent. .
PltlME MERCANTILE PAPER-2 i4H per
cent.
STERLINO E.VCIIANGE-Steady. with actual
business In hankers' bills at 51.W for demand
nnd ll.Si'.J for sixty-day b ! | : posted rates , J4.S8
{ f4.f.9',4 ; commercial bills. $4.SC.
SILVER C'ERTiriCATES-C40C3c.
GOVERNMENT 1JONDS Steady. State bonds.
Iloston Stock Quotation * .
DOSTON. July 3. Call lo.ius. 1KQ2 par cent ;
llnio loans. liJtfiiBVJ i ir cent. Cloalns | > rlcoH for
Btocku , Donils ; ii'.l ! inluliu' sh.irjs :
Nmv York .llliiln oiiotitlon. :
NEW YOKIC , July 3. The followiiu arj His
i ; inininv iiuotatloim :
Cholor. 'JO Plymouth 10
Orown Point CO Slurni Niwitd.i fiO
Con. Gal. .t Vn. . . . SOO Standanl IHO
Dundwood fit ) Union Con ! )5 )
( Jould A ; Curry BO Ytilloxv Jacket. . , . : < 5
Iluh ) & Xorcross. . no IronSlIvur 10
HoiiicHtalco I'J.'ll Qu'cltbllvur ' , . ' . " . ' 5
Mexican Ml do profurral 14110
Ontario 7r > 0 tiulwur 10
Onhlr 140
London Stock .M irlcst.
LONDON , July 3. t p. in , cloalne :
1IAU SILVKIl-'JKH'l l r OUiico.
MONBV ) n porcent.
Thn latu odllbconnt In thnonon inarkut toe uolh
Hhcrl and Ihrco montliH' bllla IH K per cent.
I'limncliil Nott'M.
ItOSTO.V. July 1. Clciirlnes , (21,711,035 ; bul-
iineeH , ; , ( KCCJ7 ,
IIALTIMOUIJ , July 3.-ClearlnB8 , JI,3C,003 ;
hnlanei'H , 5670,3."J.
LONDON , July 3. The price of fold nt IJuenoB
AyreH todny In iCC.
NUW YOIIK. July 3. CIcarlliKH , niS02,890j
Iml.incoH , JlS,70lMI.
PAIIIS. July 3. Thtco per cenl rentes , lQ3f
iOc for tint account.
I'lllLAUKLl'IlIA. July 3. Clearing" . UC.513-
M:1 ; I'lihinceo , > 2,3C,4 < ° 6.
MIOMI'lllH , July 3. New Voik exclmiiKO elllni {
al II. CleiuiiiKK. U'St ' ! balancev , } 31tiu8.
LONDON , July 3. The nniounl of bullion KOIIO
Intu the Hank of KnKland today on b.ilunee IB
UW.050.
CINCINNATI , July 3. Money , S'.jJiC per ctnt.
New Yoik exclmiiKe , S5fXks / pmiilum. Clear-
, . . .
BAN l-'HANCIHCO. July 3. Drnft * . Blcht. 124c ! ;
tflcKruphlc. lie. Hllver bars , K4j Tie. Mcxlean
dollatH , 61 31'lc. '
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Oil M rKet .
OIL CITY. P . . July 8. National Transit cer-
Illlcatca opened at W'ii hlKhenl , 81 ; luw et , My4 ;
elo ed lit & % nnleu. i.OeO btilv. ; cleaninceH , 3).OX )
ILln. ; hlpin nla , Mui l > hl .i runs , ! K > ,2 > 2 bblH.
PI'lTHIIl'IUI , I'u. , July 3. National Trunull
reltllk-ali-H opiMied at f31ii cloned at t3ii lilk'll-
em , bli lowtut , W % ; no wilc-x.
ColTco Jlnrkct.
NBW YOltK. July 3.-COnnK-Optlon :
op n Hl firm , duller , unchanged ; ruled tinner
later on local eoverliiK un tlriii cubleni cloned
trady , ttrl > poInU advance ; fale , V.750 baK ,
Includlntf July. t5.40 ! il6.M ; AUKU.t. IM.WffH.W ;
Btptemtn-r , tlt.lOUlt. > Oi Uclobcr , 113.79 ; Utcern-
her. J13.UrTI.1.o. Fret n > ffee , IHn firmly ; No.
7. IJ ! ri rnlld , dilllVoM > vn , I9 l5'ici siiieK , 400
IHIRS Central AnierlrimJ Wiireli'imo dcll'erle < > .
Z.SM luiRH New Yi'U il < | { . W..W7 1 > .1R ; fulled
Htntes Kork. H1.10S , Wn : nrtfint for the Unlli'd
Klntm. Iir.KX ) l.nKs.Vloun . visible for the United
Statex. SI3.10S bni ! ! " , dirnltul I39.CS IHIRSI InM .ycnr.
SANTOS , July 3 , V'fi ' ; Rood avcrnse Hnnlos ,
Il7i l\vo days' rcreljilii. 1,000 bnK9 ; Block , 41,000
b.lKX.
HIO DI2 JANKIIlO , Jiily S.-Flrm < No , 7 nlo.
06 ; receipt * , twn dn.vn , ' 10"W ) bnK" ! clenreit for
the United Stnt. > ! . R,0HV ( II.IKK ; for Europe , 3MO
1'nnsi ' Block , ISl.OOO IMK ; rlenred. July 3 , 30.000
baKXi vcrllled ntnck , June M. l20fXK > bn K.
HAMllfHO , July 1r-M.iiUol ( itilet ; prices
H pfc lower lo 14 ptir Ijkher ; Mien , < .W1 b K' .
llAVlli : , July 3.-BMiTr1 < . ) l nulcl ; WC lower nl
opening recovered \ nnnl noon ; closed Uf ncl
advance ; iles , 8,0HJ (
NiitKASKV ; CHOP CONDITIONS.
( Irtiln I'rojpord In n Vcr.v
tory > liiiiiM'r.
Weekly weather crop bulletin of lite Me-
brnska wcnthcr service , cOoperatlnir with
the tJnlteil States wenthcr bureau , Issued
from the ctutrril olllcn tit the stnti : experi
ment Rtallon , T.lncoln , Neb. , fur week end
ing July 3 , 18DI ;
rtono era
a trace
KAINRA.I..I , FOU TUB WKI3IC.
The week hits been hot nnd dry , but the
Kcnernl rains Immediately preceding had
left Ihe ground in excellent condition and
all' crops have nuule very satisfactory
growth.
l.lfjht rains of n half Inch or less pre
vailed over the state Rftierally , except
In the central and southcnHtern section ,
where none fell until Monday nliht nnd
Tuesday mornlnfr , but ns we KO to press
llBht rains prevail over the stale Benerally.
In Ihe exlreme northweslern and north
eastern counties nearly nn Inch fell during
the week.
There hns boon more than the normal
ninount oC sunshine nnd In some few locali
ties hot south winds huve caused Ihe corn
leaves lo curl somewhat.
Small grain continues lo show general Im
provement. Wheat harvest Is well nd-
vnnced In Ihe southeast section. The straw-
Is short , In some cases even too short to
bind , and the yield will be- light , but the
grain generally Is of good quality. Over
most of the western part of the state the
nnnll grain will be nearly a total failure.
Chinch bugs are becoming very numqrous
and are beginning to attack corn. The
corn everywhere Is In excellent condition.
It has made a remarkable growth during
the week and is now farther advanced than
usual at this season. Much of It hns been
cultivated for the last time.
Tame hay Is a light crop , but wild hay is
Improving and pastures are everywhere In
good condition. There has been a large
acreage of millet sown which Is coming up
nicely.
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IVESTKKN 1'AOKINU IN
IVcolt'8 Output Falls Behind I.nst Wrolc mill
Lust Vcnr'8 Aluo.
CINCINNATI , July 3. ( Special Tclecrnm to
The liee.J Tomonow's Price Current will cny :
The week's packlnjj Is 210,000 lions , compared
with 2SO.OOO the precullng week nnd 2M.OOO for
corresponding lime last year , making n totul of
4,730,00(1 ( s'nee ' Mnicii 1 , nsalnst 3,40r ,000 n year
riKo , for the west. Prominent places compare as
follows :
CHICAGO LIVB .STOCK.
ns Arrlrcil Yesterday , Nor AVni Any
thing Milppflil VariN I'riictlrall } ' C'lnscd.
CHICAGO , Jull'lj.3 , Int cattle nMhlnR nr-
rlvod today , nc-r wan anything shipped. lius-
Inrca wns nt n MnmMlll , nnd values nltOB'ther
nominal. The cattlb bought ycslcrday for shipping
ping- still He in thopenx ,
There were perhmw. 2.COO hops In Iho snle
pens this mnrnlnir. They were mottly In the
hands of rpeculaturn. A part of the number
chnnRrd hands , nnd n pnrt were hold for hluher
VI Ices. The few cnlc * * reported were on n basis
of the following quotations : Common to extra ,
avcniBO 200 to 26(1 ( Its. , ? 4.7flifir.JO : common to
extra , average over 2SO Iha. , f2.S505.lu ; common
to choice mixed , S4.70jl.r.10 ; choice assorted. IB1)
to 1 0 Ibs. , J4. 0004.83 ; Rood llsht , 1M to 1HO Ibs. ,
Jl.S.W.OO ; common to fnlr llsht. 110 to SCO His. ,
M.GIfH.TR ; pigs , 100 lo 125 Ibs. , J4.25iffl70 ; culls ,
Chicago Fruit Quotations.
CHICAGO. July 3. Porter Bros , company ,
Cliloaso , nold eleven cars of California fiult
today nt auction : Royal nprlcots , Jl.33STl.3j ;
Ilnlos peaches. $1. 23(71. .15 ; MontKamcls np:1cots : ,
$1. COfn. 35 ; Pinch nprlcnts. $1.35 ; Slmiml prunes ,
$2.2382.75 : Mlkmlop. $3.dflfl3.23 ; Iloynl Hellvc
Plums , J1.13jjl.3. , ; Trnuedy prunes , { 1.35(71.75 ;
Peach plums , $ l.SOf2.2a ; llnrllett pearo , J2.20J ?
2.75 ; npplps. il.lSiT2.00 ; Iloynl Anne cherries ,
7rcif-I.oO : Illack Republicans. Jl. 1001. 25 ; mixed ,
J1.10SJ1.20 ; Tartailnns , SOc ; St. Catherine plums.
J1.03 ; St. John peaches , $1.75 ; Uuerre Cllffoid
penrs , half crates , $1.30.
Porter llros. company , Xew York , sold three
cars of California fruit today nt auction : lloyal
Anne cherries. ltScPil.40 ; Tat tin Inns , 40ciTJl.:0 ;
Republicans , J1.35 ; Centennial , MU.VJc ; lloyal ap
ricots. $1.23f(1.40 ( ; Moor I-niks , Jl.10iil.35 ; Peach
nprlcots , Jl."i ; MontKamels , Jl. 3501.40 ; Hales
peaches. J1.1001.UO ; Alexander peaches , J1.43 ;
lloyal Hellve plums , $1 , 0501.23 ; Itartlctt penrs ,
437 half boxes , Welders , $2.50 ; lias , SOci > J1.45 ;
Abundance plums. J2.4502.5 ; California I til. $3 ;
Peach plums , SI. 4032.53 ; Tragedy , $2.1502.50 ;
Slmonls , J2.C503.53.
Liverpool Marcuti.
LIVERPOOL. July 3. WHKAT-Qtilct : de
mand poor ; holders offer moderately ; No. 1 Cali
fornia. 4s HV'dfiSs V d ; led western sprlnR , 4s
ll'Xid05s y.d ; red western winter , 4s T d0 Is SVid.
CORN" Quiet ; demand poor ; new mixed , spot ,
3s R7id.
l''I.l'n FprhiR patents , 5s Od.
PROVlSIONS-Ilecf , extra India mcfs. CSs M.
Pork , prime mess , CCs 3d , Ilncon , lonR and short
clenr , K 1 ) > < . , 35s ; lotiK clear , 45 Ibs. , SCs. Lard ,
prime western , Es.
The receipts of wheat for the past three days
were 220.00D centals , Includlnu 2I.WK ) centals ot
American. Receipts American com for the past
three days weie 13SO ] centals. The weather
has become cool. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Kaunas City Live Btoulc Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 3. CATTLE Receipts.
2,400 hend ; shipments , 2,000 head ; market xlr.'ng
to 15c hlKhcr : Texas ulcers , $2.0003.60 ; Texas
cows , $1.250 2.50 ; beef steers , $3.C50t.90 ; stockers
anil feeders , $3.0003.75.
HOGS Receipts , 4,700 head ; shipments. 3.10 .
hend : market steady ; bulk ot sales , $4.6004.85 ;
heavies. $4.W04.UO ; packers , J4.SOJJ4.00 ; mixed ,
J4.7304.SO ; lights. J4.GOfmO ; pls. ( J4.4004.7S.
SHEEP Receipts , 200 head ; shipments , none ;
market strong.
Kt. l.oulH Live Stuck Market
ST. LOUIS , July 3. CATTLE-Rccclpts , 1.000
head ; shipments , none ; no natives on sale ;
Texas steers , 100 to 1.000 Ibs. , $3.1503.65 ; cows ,
$2.2502.40.
HOGS Receipts , 200 head ; shipments , none ;
market stronK nnd ] 0i : hlKher ; best henvy , J.1.20 ;
fair to KOO < I light , $1$505.00 ; common and rough
Ilk-lit , $4.4001.W.
SHEEP Receipts , 100 head ; shipments , none ;
market dull ; lnmba.jl3.Jj.
Ncnv Yorkl.lvn Stnok 'Market.
NEW YORK , Jiily 3i-tlEEVE8-Rccelpt8 , 300
hend : no market.
SHEEP Rtcelpts. 6J100 head ; sheep very
strong , tending hl 4lu > i < ; hunt's opened steady ,
rlos-ed weak ; rheep , Inferior to ordinary , $1.100) )
3.50 : lambs , conitnatrtii'prlnip , J3.000C.50.
I1OGH Receipts. r.VVir , head ; maiket ationger ;
Inferior to good , J3TCOS5.70.
CliiclimatrrTlvo Slock .Market.
CINCINNATI. July 3. HOGS Klrm at $4.5001
G.35 ; lecelpts. l.lOOHieml ; shipments , 1,300 head.
CATTLE-Sleady al J2.Wlj4.50 ; receipts , SOO
head ; shipments , SWticTiil.
SHEEP Firm ntlftWfM.M ; receipts , 200 head :
shipments , l.ooo head : lambM , In fair demand
and higher at
NEW YORK , 4nhr-3.-SUaAIt-Ilnw , Him ;
ales , 700 IHIKS ccnlrlfnual. Uli tet.t , at 3'.c ' ( . , ex-
ship : 2iK ) IIIIUH unit -fri lilicln. mulnsi'es sUKur , nt
2 11-lCc. ex-sh'p ; ivIVf' JJ 'iul I.
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LONDON , July , J. -'St'OAlt-Cnnc. dull nnd
lower ; ccntrlfucnl , JaVa , 13s Gil ; Muscovado , fnlr
rellnlng , 11 Vtl.
.MancliCHter ' 1'i'Xtllen.
MANCHESTER , July 3.-CI.OTII AND YARN
Dull , 'at u downward tendency.
Hamilton ( 'lull Tomorrow Kvenlnt ; .
Mr. Hosewatcr will addreiiB Iho members
of the Hamilton club at the rooms In Pat
terson block tomorrow evening. The sub
ject will be ; " 1C to 1. " The olllcers of
tlio club promise a large attendance anil an
enthusiastic meeting.
Ladles O.t , It.
GarfteKl Circle Ladles of the Grand Army
of the Hepubllc haVe changed their meetings
to the first and third Thursday evenings
and second and fourth Wednesday after
noons In the month , .nt Kaufman's hall.
Sweet breath , cweet stomach , sweet tern
'tr ? Then use DeWltt'i Little Early Hlseri.
TORE HIS HAND TO PIECES
South Omnlm Young Mau Holds a Onuuon
Oraokcr Too Longt
PATRIOTIC NOISE PAID FOR IN BLOOD
Mini anil Hey Wounded on Donglim Street
by Stray IlitllrU from a llnotvrr
Pluto iJltiftiVlmloivs Slmttcrcil
at the Sumo Time.
The Usual noise accompanying the approach
preach of the Fourth of July has already
had a little tribute of blood paid to It.
At South Omaha last evening Edward
dates , assistant cashier ot the Packers Na
tional bank , rooming In the Plvonka block ,
undertook , Just before retiring , to shoot off
a cannon cracker , and the result was that
the accident just a year ago , In which
"Spurt" Farrlsh lost his right nrm , was
duplicated. Gates held the cracker a little
too long , and It exploded In his grasp. Ills
right hand was torn to pieces and the doc
tors say that amputation at the wrist will
be necessary.
Omaha also was not without Its customary
accident. About 10 o'clock last night some
one stepped to the curbing In front of the
shooting gallery on the north side of Douglas
street near Fourteenth and proceeded to
empty a revolver on to Iho pavement. The
bullets glanced upward on striking the pave
ment and two of them lodged in Morris
Urodkty's back nml the third btruck Oscar
Green In the left leg just below the knee
cap. Inflicting painful wounds. Two other
bullets struck the glass In the Diamond sa
loon , shattering the expensive panes.
It Is not known who fired the shots , but
Caul Corbett , who was standing near the
shooting gallery , said ho saw an old man
step to the edge of the sidewalk and flro
five shots. The description answered that
of the man who runs the gallery , but when
the police went to look for the fellow he
had disappeared. The ofllcers have been In
structed to arrest him on sight.
Urodkoy Is a brother of the man running
the pawnshop juat west of the Diamond
saloon , and In company with Green and
several other persons , was standing out In
front. As soon as the- shots were fired he
remarked that some one lilt him twice , but on
examination It was found that there were
bullet holes In lit ? coat und that ho was
bleeding. With the sound of the last shot
Oscar Green , a boy 14 years old , staggered
back and said that he was slut.
The wounded persons were taken Into the
store and Dr. Lee summoned. The doctor
extracted the bullets and found that Drodkey
had two flesh wounds , one near the right
Moulder , and the other near the small of the
back. The bullets , which had evidently
spent their force , were easily cut out. Green
was struck on the shin and the bullet was
flattened cut against the bone : He was re
moved to his home , at 1310 Jackson street ,
and Urodkcy was taken into his brother's
house. None of the wounds are serious.
The police were ordered to arrest every
man found shooting loaded firearms there-
afler. Nearly everyone who uses a re
volver to celebrate with shoots blank car
tridges , but some persons are known to
shoot balled cartridges with a dangerous
careles ncsu.
John Avert , a hackman , started In to cele
brate about midnight by firing a loaded re
volver off near Fifteenth and Farnam streets
and caused a hack team to run away. Officer
Moran placed him under arrest for discharg
ing firearms within the city limits.
Sltilvprn'n New Clnm-li.
MALVICUN , In. , July 3.-Special ( to The
nee. ) Uev. Mr. S. P. Henpon , the noted
Baptist divine of Chicago , has been en
gaged to preach the dedicatory sermon of
( he new nnd elegant IJaptlst church Sun-
dav , July 15. The church when completed
will cost about 512.000 , and will be one of
the tlncst In southern Iowa. It is brick
veneered , with larse stained glass windows ,
hnrdwood finish und lighted by electricity.
Ci.tllnK the Niii'y Yard Force.
NEW YORK , July 3. In accordance with
Instructions from the department , Admiral
Gherardl , commanding the Drcoklyn navy
yard , has discharged 800 men. This Is
one of the greatest cuts ever made In the
force. The reason was the failure of the
appropriations. ,
LUV.1L
The regular meeting of the Omaha Veteran
Firemen's association has been postponed
to Wednesday evening , July 11.
The ladles of the Central United Presby
terian church serve Ice cream , cake and
lemonade on the High school lawn tonight.
The barn of Jcnklnson & Fisher , situated
at Fourth and Bancroft streets , burned
yesterday afternoon. Loss , $200. Caused by
a clgan stub falling Into the hay.
The picnic and Caledonian games lo 'have
been given at Blair today by Clan Gordon ,
Order of the Scottish Clans , has been post
poned on account of the railroad tie-up.
Elmer Hall broke into Chrlstcnsen's fur
niture store on South Thirteenth street yes
terday afternoon and was arrested while In
the store. He Is charged with house break
ing.
ing.Tho
The police station presented a patriotic
apparonce last night , being decorated with
flogs and colored bunting. Most of the of
ficers will observe the national holiday by
serving on reserve duty at headquarters
today.
Phillip Andres received a telegram yester
day afternoon stating that the national con
vention of Turners , which was to have been
held In Denver from July 8 to 11 , Inclusive ,
had been postponed until further notice on
account of the strike.
The motion for a new trial In the case of
Louis Godola against the Street Railway
company was argued tn Judge Keysor's
court yesterday forenoon. The court refused
to grant another trial , and the plaintiff's at
torneys served notice of nn appeal to the
supreme court.
Ole Olcson was arrested by Oflloor Poclo
at Fourteenth and Douglas ttrec-t lait night
and sent to the station far tafc IcciipUig.
Oleson Is said lo be elemental. When he
saw the patrol wagon he wanted tc prc trolo
himself en the pavement and give the offi
cers an oriental salute.
A coroner's jury came to the conclusion
after an Inquest held yesterday nflcrnoon ,
that George McCoy , who was killed by a
Missouri Pacific train In the north part of
the city a few days ago , came to his death
accidentally and through his own careless
ness. No blame Is attached to the railway
company , but the Jury suggested that the
ordinance limiting the speed of trains run
ning Inilde the city limits be more rigidly
enforced. McCoy was struck by the train
early In the evening , while leading a cow
across the tracks.
I'KKSOXA 1. I'.llt.UlK.t J'//.S.
W. K , Guthrlo of Cheyenne Is at the Pax-
ton.
Matt Datigherty of Ognlalla Is at the Mer
chants.
Hon. John C. Allen of McCook Is at the
Mlllard.
Hon. Robert W. Furnas of Itrownvllle Is at
the Paxton ,
A. A. Ashley and wife of Red Oak , la. , are
at the Dellone.
George II. Mead and wife , of Chadron are
at the Deltone.
Isaac Lo Dloyt of Hastings was In the
city last evening.
Samuel A. Temple and wlfo of Red Cloud
are at the Dellone.
Mrs. John Walzuth and sou ot Spcarfish ,
S. D. , arc at the Paxton ,
Hamilton J. Wallace of the United States
Geological survey IB at the Paxton.
William bright and wife of Nebraska
City were at the Dcllono last evening ,
George A. Maguey of this city will de
liver the oration at Plattsmouth today.
Superintendent of Schools Fltzpatrlck
leaves tonight for Anbury Park , N. Y. , wheru
ho will spend tils vacation ,
ut Ihu Hotel * .
At the Merchants W. J. Green , Hebron ;
W. B. Roberts , Guy Williams , Arlington.
At the Mlllard Simon Cameron , Ilrokcn
Dow ; Ilyron Clark , W. H. Cuitilng , Platta-
mouth ,
PICTURES AT A SACRIFICE ,
Every picture In our mtimiiiotlt est.iblinlimcnt , from the first
door to the roof , has been marked In Im e roil figures at about
one.half of former prices , lo sell them quick. Not a .single picture
is reserved , so tiiis sale includes every picture from the cheapest
artotype to the finest etching or steel engraving. This Is a chance
to furnish that b.treMll of yours at a nominal cost. Remember
now , asve have toll ! you before , the time to buy is when the other
fellow wants to .sell.
This sale is for this week only.
$1.50 pictures , this week only , for 750
S'2.00 pictures , this week only , for jc | ( )
SH.OO pictures , tills week only , for SI.35
$1.00 pictures , this week only , for $1.1)0 )
$5.00 plclure.y , this week only , for t $2.50
$7.50 pictures , this week only , for $3.05
$10.00 pictures , this week only , for $5.00
$15.00 pictures , this week only , for $7.50
$ 20.00 pictures , this week only , for $ ! ) .7n
$ 25.00 pictures , this week only , for $12.50
Artoiypes , Steel Engraving'3 , Etchings , Oil Paintings ,
Photogravures ; Etc.
OUB.TERMS. . . PRESENTS FOR All.
$10.00 worth of L'ood- ,
With $ f > worth of uuoas , an Album ,
81,00 a week or1.00 a month.
$20.00 worth of cootls , With $10 worth of Hoods , n Souvenir Spoon
$ l.r > 0u week or $0.00 a mouth.
$50.00 worth oftioods , With } 'J5 worth of poods , a lllsiiuo Orna
$2.00 it wooU or { 8.00 u month. ment.
$76.00 worth of goniN , Wllh $50 worlh of seeds , n Framed Pic-
J'J.fid a wt'i'k or $10.00 a month. lure.
$100.00 worth of goods Wllli J75 worth of Roods , a Center Table.
83.UU n week or il'J.OO u month.
S'JOO.OO wurtli of itootls , With $100 worth good , n pair Lace Cur-
S-1.00 u wutik or $15.00 11 month. liilns.
VISITOKS RECEIVE SOUVENLRS.
Formerly People's Mammoth Instalment Hoiiss ,
Close Evenings at 0:30 : , excepting Mondays an. ! Saturdays.
Send lOc for Furniture )
postage on big - Catalogue.
Baby Carriage and Refrigerator Catalogue .Mailed Free.
Eut Save Enough of Your
To Buy a Suit or Other Furnishings at our
Tuesday , July 3rd.
Our $15 men's suits which go on snle at $7.50.
They will make your hearts glad.
The fastest trotting on record
A mile in 1:54 :
Is only equalled by the rapid sale of our three-piec ; boys' suits , in
ages up to IS yjars , at $1.75 and $2.75.
Wild and ferocious animals may be seen in iron cages , but they become
tame and obedient by proper treatment.
Witness our UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS and get prices of
All the latest styles in I'edoras , stifl'or soft , from 75c up.
.Men's summer underwear at 25c , 35. : and SOc.
Men's negligee shirts at fl5c , 50c and 75c.
An entire line of furnishing goods at correspondingly low
prices.
THE WESTERN CLOTHING COMPANY ,
Three Doors East of 14th and Douglas.
DIRECT FROM THE TANK.
Ae > Jiotlrr. P > 'a tilenm. No Engineer ,
I1EST 1'OWKIl for Corn mid 1'cetl Mills , Hilling-
liny , HuuuliiK uiianitorK , Urcamerlos , Ac.
OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES
Stationary or Portable.
to 00 II. I' . 8 to 20II. I > .
fond for Cfttiilogne , Price ! ) , etc. , dcr rlhlne work lo be donn.
o , 245 lake St. OTTO GAS ENGINE WORKS ,
Ocialia , 107 S. 14th St 33li.-VValnutUta , . IMMLAUELI'UIA , PA.
"BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT. *
GOOD WIFE ! YOU NEED
"CUPIDEWB"
MAHOOB RESTORED Vlliillzerilbeurcscrlu. Thhert'atVi'geUlild
lion of a faiuounFrench phytlelan , wl.l qulckl fail ncr *
voua. or diu'a.sea | of the ueuerutlvo urcuni , Mich ui Ixjst Manhood ,
Intoinnlu , I'ulnsIII /lurkUemlnul Kinlsaloni , Nervoua Ueblil'r.
jjlmplrn , Unllliuss Vi ilurry , Kxliauatlug Drains. Varlcocflo and
ConRtlpn'.lon.
CUl'lUIONUelennon ; tlmllvortho Uldneya and the urinary
I BEFORE KHO AFTER orcanaol all linpurlllua.
( 'ITI'IIKNK HtmiKthenB nnd roHtoroa Rmall we.ilc orcnno.
Tim ri-nnon mitTi'rt-rH aru not cured by Doctor * ) IB IKICUIIHO tilnolv PTcent nro troubled with
I'roKlntlilrt. cin'IDK.SK IH tun only known reinnly tu nuni without nn oMnitlon. | fi.OUII ten-
tlmonlnlH. A wrlttenRiiaranU'Miflven nnd money ri.'lnriiu'l if MX hoxcROoes not Dllcct a uur >
u.anrntritro. ffl.oila hox.ulx forfS.Oit. by innll. Bi-nil for .dreularnnd tcmlinonlaln.
Addri'KH IA.VOI , .tl IMMOINIi ( ! ( ) . . P. O. Ilex J07U Sail Fir.ndlKcn. Cal. Kor Billo or
' poil'-'ip DrinrCo. , 1110 Furnnin St. . Omaha : Came Uron. , CcuuiJi IllutTB. Iaw <
< JUiUvT.Y AMI PKIISIANKNTLY
fiirrii it NvnuiM livullliy , l.utt
Vitality , Vjirlvuci'if , Aruinr | ,
PliTtfU'ul nmkneh * , etc. . by IK.
HAI'O. llieKieailllniloiillfiiiiilr.
WHIIrii itHHriiiilrnurrurr. Kofi
by K nil N X Co. , Cor. 1Mb < t l > Miiln ( Ht . n'l J , A.
rullrr Co. i.'oMMh t l ) niuln bt , . ) MAllA.
WM , LOUDON ,
Commission Merchant
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Private wires to Chicago and New York. All
builncmi orden placed oa Chicago Uourd ot
Trade ,
Corretpondenco solicited.
_ Offlc . room 4 , N w Tork Llf * Dulldlog
I
NEBRASKA
V , , V. Itejiotttui'u , Omuliu ,
CAPITAL $400,000
SURPLUS $55.506
OfTlceri ani Dlisctori : lUnrr W. atJL.
prdldtnt ; John a Cell In. , vlce-preildtnt : Lwl *
E. 1 ( 4 , Oolilir. Wllllara H. B. Uughe . ' ai.l.i !
kui CUlCltT * J
THE IRON BANK.
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