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0 THE OMAHA DATLT BEE : TIITJ113DAY , JUKE 20 , 1805.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Heavy Decline In Wheat Attributed to
Frcspcctivo Shipments of Gold ,
CORN tXHIBITS TEMPORARY STRENGTH
nn lntm In the Provlnlon Pit Inllnonccd l > r
the Trnnimclloiu In Ornln-l'ork , I.iird
nd Illbn Knell Itcconl
yultc n Uccl.nc.
CHICAGO , June 19. The cpcculntlvo mar
kets were nil very wenk today , more es
pecially wheat. The heavy decline of 2ic
per bu. In the price of wheat wan sold to
bo because of the prospect of gold ship
ments In the near future. Heavy selling
orders from New York were said to have
been Induced by anticipations of that char
acter. Corn subsided lo per bd. on the
progress being made by the next crop ,
oats lost % c , and provisions weakened In
nyrnpnthy with the decline In grain. The
demand for wheat nt the opening was
much less active than It wns at the clone
of the previous day's session. July found
no buying nt the start at over 74'ic , and
there wns no general demand at over 74c.
At the latter price , however , nnd nt 73c ,
nt which there were a few sellers for un
Instant , the demand exceeded the supply
nnd for half an hour It kept growing , anil
so also did the price. At 10 o'clock the
trading was nt 74ic , and It held between
that and 74c for an hour thereafter. The
weakness at the openingwns because of
the small account taken by 13uroi > e of the
advance here yesterday , cables being gen
erally lower , 'llie reaction which nuccouded
the opening decline was due to reports
from various quarters of rain Interlerlng
with the harvest anil of some foreign buyIng -
Ing Of futures here nml ut New York.
The firmer feeling , tinder which the price-
had advanced to 74c , was replaced by
weakness again , and by 10H5 o'clock It
was back to 74c. On the decline which
followed the early advance the price
touched 73c , but there wns buying enough
to stop the decline and cause another re
action , which , however , was arrested at
73Uc. and the next decline wns to 73V4c ,
which wan current about lt:60 : a. m. The
weakness was first on account of the small
export clearances , which from the four
principal ports amounted to only H'J.OOO bu.
In wheat nnd Hour together. That wns
followed by very weak closing cables from
Liverpool. Some private dispatches reportpd
the decline since yesterday at I'/id per
cental. Berlin nnd Paris were quoted a
trlllo higher. The reports from the winter
wheat states were confirmatory of the very
Rerlous damage previously announced , but
from the pprlng wheat states reports of
the most glowing character na to the mag
nificent outlook made a bright backgrounil
of the otherwise somber picture. An at
tempt wns mode to represent the Krosn-
hoppcrs on the spring wheat crop , but II
was unsuccessful , and shortly after 12
o'clock the traders were strugcllns with
July wheat down around 73c. The pros
pect of gold shipments In the near future
was talked of as a bear feature and given
an the reason for the heavy New York
pelting which marked the pension. Some
cash wheat was reported Bold here to go to
Milwaukee , and New York reported some
Inquiry for export , but It was for spring
wheat , and the quantity wanted was nol
largo enough to have any Influence In ar
resting the decline started by the weak
close to the Liverpool market. The de
cline to 73c caught a good many stop loss
orders , the selling In consequence of which
caused n further decline to the lowest point
recorded on the break of two days ngo. A
few minutes from the close there were
Hellers of July wheat at 72c , and It closed
nt 71o sellers after a sudden drop to .
September gold nt 73V4c , and that was the
closing price.
The corn market was firm for n time
near the opening , but when wheat showeil
Bitch heaviness the corn market turneil
around and also became very heavy. The
receipts gave no evidence of becoming Im
mediately larger , nnd they were small to
day. The opening price for July waH from
tOc to EOHc. and from % o to Vic pain on
yesterday's closing prices. It quickly de
clined to K > ! c , but recovered again to
COHc before It commenced the other down
turn , from which there was no recovery ,
nnd 4DHc to 49Uc was the bottom of the
decline , where the price rooted.
Only a fair amount of business was trans
acted In oats. The market followed wheat
and corn during the entire session. Sep
tember ranged from 23' , < ) O to 2SVic , resting at
the low price.
The provision market appeared to be
Bwayed In the direction of the fluctuations
In grain. The fluctuations In the hots pro
ducts were confined to a narrow ranee ,
but after the flrst half hour of the session
the tendency was downward , and the mar
ket rested nt the lowest figures of the day.
Pork , compared with yesterday's closing
rate. Is IZ'/to lower , lard Gc , nnd ribs 7Uc
lower. Hoc receipts today were 27,000 head.
Kstlmated receipts for Thursday : Wheat ,
40 cars ; com , 90 cars ; oats , 120 cars ; hogs ,
27,000 hend.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Article ! . | Opan. I HUh. I Low. | Clo 3i
Whout.No. 2'
Juno 744' '
July 74374k 74H 71M
Sept. . . . . . . 70 } <
Corn No. 2. .
Juno BO
July
Sept Blfi 60J4
Oats No. 2. . .
June 20 28K
July 20) ) i 284
Sept 20
Pork t > or bbl
July 12 S7 12 45 12 30
.Sept 12 70 12 70 12 00
Lard,100 Ibs
July 0 55 0 67.4 o 6n
Sept. . . . . . . . U 80 6 80 0 77W
Short Illba-
July. . . . 0 324 8 27 ! <
Sept. . . . . G B5 0 C74 0 CO
quolntlons were as follows :
FLOt'U Knsy.
No <
COHN-No. 2. < U0491io ; No. 3 yellow. 4SH ®
OATS-Nn. 2. 2SV4c ; No. 2 white , 32 < 332'Jc ; No.
' '
o. 2. CIMc.
HAHLMY-No. 2 , C3c ; No. S , H C3c ; No. 4 ,
FLAX SEED No. 1. Jl.f,24. !
TIMOTHY SEED-Prlme. $5.00.
PROVISIONS Pork , mess , per hbl. , J12.25W
12.37H. Iar < l. per 100 Ihf. . . i.52' , rG.M. Shm
ribs pldea ( loosrt. lO.20iR6.25 ; dry salted shoul
ders ( boxwl ) } fj37V4tlC.0 : ; : short clear sld s
( boxed ) . f .sn JO.C2',4.
WHISKY Distillers1 finished goods , per gal. ,
The following were the receipts arid shipment
today :
* " twti , * i u vuiirtTCf aj < . \ tv iiia uuiier nmr *
kct wai steady : creamery. 10317 ! < a : dairy. 104
lUc. Ejrca , steady ; 10H41 IMc. Cheese , OX > 7Ho.
NEW VOUIC UKNKUAL Jl.UUCKT.
Closing Quntiulon * on tliu Principal Com-
mmlltlo * nn < l Maple * .
NEW YORK. June 19. FI.OUU Receipts , 8,500
bbls. ; exports , 8,900 bbls. ; falea , 7.490 pkgs. ;
market unsettled ana lower lo Bell ; shippers can
do nothing In the present state of the market.
Ityo flour , steady ; cales , 300 bbls.
CORN MEAIr-Quiet ; sales , 400 bbls.
"WHEAT Ileceli.ts , 5.200 bu. ; cxpor.s , 27 OW bu. :
Baits , " -
SOltc , delivered. Options were stronger up to
midday on some forclKn buying and wet harvest
talk , but devrlii l drcltlttl weakness , with a
heavy decline In the afternoon on local liquida
tion , lower cables , favorable sprliiK reports am' '
selling w > t , closing nt 2Wic decline , with an-
ot.ier He brvuk on the curb ; n fair cxiwrt trndo
. * ,
voter ; UHd&Co ullnut ; yellow , MH ? In elevator
MUc delivered. Op Ions higher ut first on llghl
receipts , but subsequently succumbed to the
break In wheat , held | by active local offering *
and cloKcnl % c lowt-r : July , WHMVic , cloocvl n
Mo ; August. 64\ijJ58 3-16c , closed at 5l 4c ; Sep
tember. MUlfWic , closed at M'.ic.
OATH ItecelptH , 2J.300 bu. ; exports. 800 bu. ;
( Ales , 140,000 bu. futures. 165,000 bu. spot. Hpo' '
market Mendy and more active ; No. Z , Sl'iti
Sl io ; No. S delivered. S2V40S2 ? < e ; No. 3 , Sic ; No.
2 while , 39' ' c ; No. 3 white , 31 > ic ,
HAY Quiet ; shipping , DOyCOo ; good to choice
SI5o.
HOI'S Slow : itnte , common to choice old
IWlc ; 1S94 , 4U8c ; Pacific cuast , old , 3fSc ; ISM
HIDES Strong ; wet salted New Orleans , se
lected , 15 to CS Ibs. , eVie. nominal ; Texas , s *
lected. M to 60 lbn. , nominal ; tluenos Ayres. 20
to 24 Ibi. , 15c , nominal ; Texas , dry , 24 to SO Ibs.
.
\VOOL-Flrm ; domestic fleece , 16fl2Sc ! pulled
19 f:4c.
IlOSIN Steady ; strained , common to gooj
Il.uni.60.
I.EATHElt Finn ; hemlock sole. lUicnos Ayrcs
light tn heavy welshta. 2tf23c : ncld , : ifi2 < o.
PROVI8IONB Keef. alea.ly : Wef hanw. JtS.OOH
19.M. Cut meats , flrm : pickled bellies. JJ.7M
.23 ; plcklHl shouldera , I5.ST4C5.M. iJird , dull
wenteni steam closed ot 16.70 ; sales , 100 tierces
t J8.TO ; city at $ i.ii : July closed at B.W >
nominal : fifplemlxr , J7.C5 , nominal ; rellncd
iteoily. Pork , dull ,
UTTEll-l > ull and easy : western dairy , O
lie ; wraitm cr emery , UaiSc ; mstern factory ,
niRlno. lie. Imt allen creamery ,
( ate < l.ilry. IHMTc , stnle crenmcry , ISc.
C'HKKSHFirm , large. CH i7HCi fmoll ,
e , imrt skims , U'f > ' , ic. full skims , lic. !
EIOS-Henvy : ftnte nnd Pennvlv nla150llo ;
western fresh , 12U3ci receipts , 10.6SS pks .
TALUlW-Ensy. cllv 02 per pkg. ) , 4 ni coun-
ry ( pkES. frrfi. 4UCt4c.
f'irrilOt.Kt'M Hfth rj t'n.tnl closed nt U7 < 4 |
rcflnnl Now York. I7.9S ; Phllndclphla nnd Bnl-
Imorp. 17.90 ; 1 lillnJcln.iln and Baltimore , In
bulk , $ S 40.
TtlllPKNTINR-Qulet nt 25C23 c.
MKTAIJJ I'r.ppcr , wenkorj brokers1 price ,
lo.W ; exchnnK" price. 110.0) . Lnil , quiet ;
irokern' price , 13.12'ii cxc.innge price , J3.2S. Tin ,
wenki xtrnlts , I1J.IO. Pla'es , market stronger.
( Spelter , ciulet. HH ! " * on change , S tons spot
tin nt J1S.80 ; 23 I > n tin , B. O. , to November 1 ,
one dnv's notice , at $13.,0.
COTTON HUEO OIL Muilerately nctlvc ; mar
ket cloned nboul steaily ; prime summer yellow ,
O.MAIIA UK.NEKAL MARKET.
/ondltlnn nt Tnuln mil ( Jitotntlo is on
8'itplc nml FHIIII. ' Pr.vlnro.
The market nn country produce has not pre-
imted any new features during the pnst few
lays. Values have remained In nlioul the same
notch from day to day. Quotations ;
EOOS-Cholce , slock , lOc.
Ht'TTER Packing stock , 9 9i.4c ! choice to
'nncy , 10 12c : gathered country , Hot stpartor
ctfiimpiy. I4c.
LIVE POl'LTRY Hens , Cc ; roosters , 3c ; sprlna
chickens , J2.WW3.M tier doz. , or 15 lSc per lb. ,
lucks , 8c ; lurkoys , 60 ; goose , 5c.
VEAL Choice fat , 70 to 100 Ibs. , are quoted nt
! 87c ; large and coarse , 4fiJ'.4c.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream , 9c ; Younn
Americans , lOc ! twins , lie ; Nebraska nnd lown.
full cream , lOc ; Nebraska nnd Iowa , part skims ,
G 7c ; LlniburKer , Nu. 1 , lOo ; bilck , No. 1 , He- ,
Swiss. No. 1 , He.
HAY Upland hay , 18.50 ; midland , J ? ; lowland ,
17.60 ; rye straw , J- > ; color makes the price on hay.
Light bales sell the best. Only top Blades bring
Lop prices.
PIGEONS Per do * . , J1.00O1.CO.
VEGETAIJLES.
As has been nsted already the weather In
Arkansas for pome little time past has been very
unfavorable for the marketing of potatoes. There
have been steady lalns which have kept the
Krowers out of the fields , with the result that
stocks have tieen Krratly reduced. The supply
11 this market has been well cleared up nnd
prices have tolien a big leap skyward. Kuch
lirlces as arc quoted below cnn hardly be ex-
[ wcted to endure uny length of time. Quotations :
POTATOES Old stock , 76J80o ; new potatoes ,
choice stock , 90C.
ONIONS Ilertnudas , per crate , tl.50Ql.CO ; Cal
ifornia , In Kiicki" . per bu. , 11.00511.15.
OLD 11EANS Hand picked , navy , $2.20 ; Lima
beans , per lb. , C'AWSHc.
CAHIIAGE On olders. 2' ' c.
SPINACH Per bu. basket , 350lOc.
RADISHES Per doz. bunches. 1D5J20C.
GREEN ONIONS Per uoz. bunches , 15c.
LETTUCE Per doz. , 20ff25c.
ASPARAGUS Choice stock , on orders , COc pel
doz. bunches.
PIE PLANT Per lb. , ? iGle.
CltCUMIIERS On ordeis , KWCSc per doz.
PEAS On orders , per bu. , J1.50.
STRING 11EAN8 On ordeis , per ' ,4'tm. box ,
COfiGOc.
WAX MEANS On orders , per ' ,5-bu. box , CO
07.'ic. *
TOMATOES Florida stock , per 8-baaket crate ,
11.75 : per 4-baeket crate , $1.25.
TEXAS SQUASH 1'er doz. , on orders , 40S50c.
FRUITS.
The arrivals of blackberries and black rasp
berries have fallen off very materially and the
market Is a Illtle stronger. The very low
prices which prevailed on Monday nnd Tuesday
no doubt had something to do with the cutting
down of the receipts.
The market on California , cherries Is very
firm owing to the light receipts.
California peaches are In large supply nnd the
market Is lower.
RED RASPBERRIES Per 24-qt. case , I4.0.
PLUMS California , per box , choice stock , J1.21
< il.0 ; southern , per case , J1.765J2.00.
APRICOTS California , cholcs stock , per box.
J1.23K1.50.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per box. J1.23.
SOUTHERN PEACHES Per H-bu. box , 75c.
APPLES Southern , per V4-bu. box , 75c@Jl.00.
case of 24 qts. . J2.753.00.
STRAWBERRIES Choice shipping stock , per
case of 21 ( its. , J2.75S3.00.
CHERRIES-CoJIfornla , per 10-lb. box , Jl.DO.
GOOSEIIERIUES Per 24-qt. case , J2.00d2.2o.
SOUTHERN CHERRIES Per 24-qt. case , J2.50.
I1LACK HASPHERRIER Good stock , per 24-pt.
case , Jl.35tn.50 : per 24-qt. cane , J2.50 2.CS.
nLACKHERRIES Choice stock , per 24-qt.
case , J2.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels , per box , none ; choice
seedlings , per box , J2.50 ; Mediterranean sweets ,
J3.23 ; fancy St , Michaels , J3.25.
LEMONS Extra fancy lemons , 3CO size , JS.iOB
8.00 ; 300 size , JC.0006.50.
BANANAS Choice shipping stock , per bunch ,
J2.00ij2.25.
PINEAPPLES Per doz. , J1.75S2.25. according
to size.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIGS Fancy , 15c ; choice , 12013c ; California ,
bags , 7c.
HONEY California. 14ffl5c.
MAPLE SYRUP Gallon Jugs , per doz. , 12 ;
Rlxby. 6-gnl. cans , J3.
NUTS Almonds. 14c ; English walnuts , soft-
shelled , 12c : standaids. He ; filberts. Do ; Brazil
nuts , 8c : pecans , 9c.
DATES In 60 to 70-lb. boxes , 5c per lb. ; fard
dates. 9C per lb.
CIDER Pure Juice , per bbl. , J3 ; half bbl. , ; 3.
COCOANUT8-Per hundred , J4.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
The opinion ls expressed by those who have'
been In close touifli with the marketthat hides
have reached the' high point.
HIDES No. 1 green hiden. 8 c ; No 2 arreen
hides , 8c ; No. 1 green salted hides , 9c ; No. 2
green salted hides , 8lie ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 15
His. , 8 10c ; No. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 12c ;
No. 1 dry flint hides. 12J > 14o ; No. 2 dry Hint hides.
12o ; No. 1 dry salted hides. 12c ; partly cured
tildes , Vic per lb. less than fully cuml.
SHEEP PELTS Grten salted , each , 25TWc ;
green salted shearlings ( short wooled early skins ) ,
each , 5015c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled early
skin ? ) . No. 1 , each , 6SHOc ; dry shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 2 , each , 5c ; dry flint
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per
pound , actual weight , 5J8c ; dry Hint Kansas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per pound , actual
weight , 4QCc ; dry flin * Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per pound , actual weight , 4BGVje ; dry
Hint Colorsdo murrlan wool pelts , per pound ,
actual weight , 4QCc. Have feet cut off , as It Is
useless to pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tallow , < VM
< ! ic ; No. 2 tallow , Z'.Wic ; grease , white A 4ft
4Vic ; grease , white II , 3V4c ; grease , yellow , 25ift
3o ; grease , daik. 2 c ; old butter 22V4c ; beeswax -
wax , prime , 17if20c ; rough tnhow , 2c.
WOOL. UNWASHED Fine heavy , 6fJ7c ; fins
light , 849c ; quarter-blood , 10@12e ; seedy , burry
and chaffy , 8fio ; cotted and broken , coarse. 7a
9c ; cotted nnd broken , fine , 6io3s.
WOOL , WASHED Medium , 150I8c ; fine. 1(0 (
I6c ; tub washed , ICJIlSo ; lilack. 8c ; bucks Cc'
tag locks , 2Jfc ; dead pnlled. 5Cc. '
FURS.
FURS Bear , black. No. 1. large , J20.OOiJ25.00
bear , brown , No. 1 , large , J20.00325.00 ; No. 1 , me'
dlum , J16 ; No. 1. small. J12 ; bear , brown , year
lings. No. 1. large. J10.00ffl2.00 ; No. 1 , medium
. . _ . . "
. . . , '
* o. TITt * II tft luiq * * > \t A i. „ +
15.65 ; NoT'l. medium. J10 : " No. 1.
black , cubs. No. 1 , large , J6.00jf8.00 ; No. 1 , m < H
dlum , J5.03G6.00 ; No. 1 , small , 4 ; bear , black
Montana and Rocky mountain. No. 1 large'
J18 OOJIM.OO ; No. 1 , medium , J14 ; No. 1 small
J10 ; bear , black. Montana yearlings. No i'
large. J12 ; No. 1 , medium. JS ; No. . small , js' ;
bear , black , Montana cubs. No. I. large. J8.50 :
Nn. 1 , medium. J4.60 ; No. 1 , small , J3 ; bear
sliver tip , No. 1. large. J20 ; No. 1 , medrum. J1J :
No. 1 , small. J8 ; bear , silver tip , yearlings. No !
1 , large. Ill ; No. 1. medium , J8 ; No. 1. small
J5 ; bear , sliver tip. cubs. No. 1 , taw , Jl.0001.50 ;
No. 1 , medium , COc ; No. 1 , small , ( do ; Usher
No. 1 , large , IS ; No. 1 , medium , JC ; No. i , small'
1 , large. J3 : No. 1 , medium , J2 ; No. 1 , small.
J1.50 ; marten , No. 1 , large , J2 ; No. 1 medium.
JI.W ; No. 1 , small , Jl ; mink. No. 1 , large , COij
65c : No. 1 , medium , 406 ; No. 1 , small , Kc ; mink ,
dark. No. 1. large , 65c : No. 1 , medium , 40o ; No.
1 , small. SOo ; mountain lion , perfect head ami
feet. No. 1 , large , J1.00O2.00 ; Imperfect skins ,
16.0037.00 ; No. 1 , small , 55 ; olier , pale. No. 1 ,
large. J7 ; No. 1 , medium. J3 ; No. J. small. J4 |
laccoon , No. 1 , large , WS70c ; No. I , medium ,
50o ; No. 1 , large , 60c6 > 2.00 ; skunk , black , cared ,
narrow atrlpid. No. 1 , large , 60c ; No. 1 , me.
, . > , ,
small. J1.50 ; wolf , prairie , No. 1 , large.
No. 1 , medium. 60c ; No. 1. small , 40c ; beaver ,
per skin , No. I. large. J5.006 00 ; No. 1. medium ,
JI.W No. 1 , small , J2 ; beaver kits. No. 1 , Urge !
J2 ; No. 1 , medium. Jl.t > 0 ; No. J , small , 75n
muskrats. winter. No. 1 , large. SitlOc ; No. 1 ,
medium , 9c ; No. 1. small , 7o ; muekrats. fall ,
No. 1 large. 4ff6c ( ; No. 1. medium , 7c ; No. 1 ,
small. Cc ; muskrat lilts. 2g3c.
St. l.ous | Otfiir-rnl Murket ,
ST. IX3UIS , June 19. FLOUn Dull , easy but
unchanged.
WHEAT Reports of too much rain In the west
nnd toulliHcst , with some damage therefrom to
wheat In shock , caused better buying after nn
early decline of jc. but prices went down ngnln
nnd closed at the bottom , 2 * c below yesterday
No. 2 rvd , cash , 73',4c ; July , 73Ho bid ; Septembe'r ,
72 ? c usliwl.
CORN The early strength resulting from bul
news generally received wus not nmlnialned
wing followed by a steady decline , during which
buyers were notably absent. The close was ni
the bottom , me below yesterday ; No. 2 mixed
ca h. 46Uc bid ; July , 4SHo asked ; September ,
47Ho nuked.
OATS Nn trading , ns traders weru too far
apart In their views ; No. 2 ca h , 29c asked ; July
rmo bid ; September. 27V4c.
CORN MEAL J2.30fi2.3i.
1IRAN Steady ; C5o east track.
HAY-Pralrle , J8.W011.60 this side ; tlmothr ,
J14.0XI 18.00 caft side.
lUiTTER-QjIct. steady ; separator creamery ,
UlIlGc ; fancy Elglns. iStfltHe.
LEAD Ea y ; I3.07Hb3.10.
SPELTER About steady ; J3.474@3.60. !
WHISKY J1.25.
PROVISIONS Pork , standard mess , J12.C2H
Ij > rd , prime steam. J6.23 ; choice , JC.40. llacon
boxed k.hnulder . J6.10 ; longs , (6.87H ; ribs , J7
sborts , J7.12H. Dry salt meals , boxed shoulders
J1.M ; longs. JC.37U ; ribs. JC.50 ; shnrls , J6.C2U.
RECEll'TS-Flour. 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 9.000 bu.-
corn10 POO bu. ; oats. J3.COO bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , S.WK ) bbls. ; wheat , 9,000
bu. ; corn. 30.030 bu. ; oats , 4.000 bu.
Liverpool Markou.
LIVERPOOL , June 19. PROVISIONS Bacon ,
steady ; demand moderate : Cumberland cut , 23 to
SO Ibs. . 31s ; short ribs. 23 Ibs. , 32s ; long clear
light , 38 to 45 Ibs. , 33s ; long clear heavy , 65 Ibi. ,
32g ; short clear bucks , light. 18 Ibs. , 31s ; short
clear middle * , heavy , 65 Ibs. , 32 > ; clear bellies
14 to 1C Ibs. , 33s. Shoulders , square , 12 to IS Ibs. .
i . Hams , short cut , 14 to 1C Ibs. . J4 ed. Tal
low , Una North Amtrican , nominal , llnf , extra
India him * , to * ; prime mess , C2s Cd , Pork , prlm
ness , fine western , COsj prime mess , medium. t > 2
"d. l.nnl , quiet , prim * western , 33s 8d ; refined. In
latin , 31s.
CHEESEFlnni demand moderate ) finest
American while , 43s ; finest American colored ,
43s j ordinary new , 16s.
11UTTER Finest tTnltcd States nnd irood , nom.
COTTON 8ERD OH , Liverpool refined , ISs Id.
LINSEED OII-2I * fid.
PETROLIU'M-Refined , Hid.
REFRIGERATOR I1EEF Forequarlera , V.i { ;
ilndquarters , C * d.
HOI'S At London ( Pacific const ) , 2.
LONDON , June 15. Cargoes of conft wheat ,
steady ; corn , steady ; on passage , wheat , steadier ;
orn , quiet ; English and French country mar *
icts , qukt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
bTOCKS ANU IIUNUS.
Vo'iimo of Ilnslnrst lilnilnls'ic' . bat Values
Hold Tlmlr Divn.
NEW YORK , June 19. Share speculation on
the flock --xchange opened moderately active nnd
generally lower , nnd In the flrst fifteen minutes
a decline of HWl'.l per cent had been recorded ,
he latter in Gene nl Electric , wh'.ll New England
est ft per cent. The market soon becnme Irreg
ular , the InduMilals ns n rule showing strength ,
Sugar nnd National Linseed moving up li per
cent , Distilling and General Electric % per cent ,
Tobacco i per cent and Rubber nnd Cordage prc-
erred 54 per cent. Meanwhile declines were made
of J per cent In Pacific Mall , ! per cent In
Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chicago & SI. Lnuln , 1
l > r cent In Pllt ! > burg & Western preferred , Pull
man nnd Colorado Fuel , Hi per cent In Lacledo
Gas and Ut per cent In Tennessee Coal. A rally
nf 1 per cent took place In New England. Toward
11 o'clock a steadier tone prevailed nnd during
the hour following the only material changes In
prices weie advances of lit per cent In Lake
Shore , I per cent In Missouri Pacific and Tennessee -
see Coal , nnd % per cent In Delaware , Lacka-
wnnna nnd Lnclede One. nnd declines of 1T4 per
cint In American Express and A per cent In Nor
folk & Wwtern preferred. About midday henvy
offerings of National Linseed letulted In a loss
of the entire early gain , which was bated on n
report that dividends would he resumed , nnd
there was nn additional reaction ot U per cent In
St. Paul & Omaha , nnd Consolidated Gas broke
1 per cent , the general list receding a fraction.
During the afternoon some few shares depreciated
slightly , but the inniket In the main was good In
tone. In the final trading 1-iolfde Gas roue 1'i
per cent ; but reacted l',4 per cent , and Lead nnd
Rubber were under pressure and yielded Tt P"
cent and 1 ix > r cent respectively. The market
closed dull , but 111 in , with prices In a majority
of enrea lower than nt the close yesterday. There
wns a considerable diminution In the volume nt
the bond trading today. Values , however , nwl
no check tn their pronounced tendency upwards.
The demand for securities extended to long neg
lected Issues , In which appreciations of marked
proportions were registered. The sales weic
SI * f7 000
The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks on the New lork exchange
today :
AtchlHon 10M U.P. . D. &G BK
Ac ! runs Ex press. . 14H Nortnwcstcrn OU4
Alton. T. II 03 doptd 143
Am. Express 118 N. Y. Central 102H
Ualtlmore A. Ohio. 113'4 ' N. Y. &N. E 4B
Canada i .icuic . . . . U.T/ * Ontario AW 18
Canada Southern. . BB.'l Orcron Imp 12
Central Pacific , Orceon Nnv 20
dies. & Ohio. . , O. S. L. ft. U. N. . . . (14
Chicago Alton. . 10:1 : Pacific Mall 37H
a , n..t Q t-M P.O. A E B4
Chicago Uas 74 Plttsburg 167
Consolidated Gas. 144H Pullman Palace. . 173
C..C. . C. A.St. L. . . . 45)1 Readlnir 17H
Colo. Coal A Iron. U R. G. W 18
Cotton Oil Cert. . . . ' . ' 8 < R. G. W. pfd 4 9 {
DclawaruAHud. . 12(14 ( Hock Island. . . . , . 73
Del. . Lack , A W. . . 1021 < St. Paul SK
D.AR.G. pfj 47U dopfd 1224
D. AC. F. Co inu St. P. A Omaha. . . . 404
Rrle 10 do pfa 11G11
do pfd. ' 21 Southern Pacific. . "I1 *
Fort Wayne187 S.igur Refinery. . . .
G. Northern of J. . . 133 Tenn. Coil A Iron. 37H
C. AK. I pfd ' < Texas Paslflc
IlocktnirVjillev. . . 2U T. A O Cunt , pf J. . 80
Illinois Centnl. . . 'M Union Pacific . . . .
St. P. ADuluth . . . 30 U. S. Exprcis. , . . . 404
K.A T. pfd 34 W. St. U 4 P I )
LakB Erie A West 24' ' doufd '
dopfd 83 Wells Kairo Ex.- 108'
Lnku Shore 141) ) Western Union . .
LeadTrust 3fi4 Wheeling A L. E. . 14H
Louisville AN. . . . B84 rtonfit 4li4 !
L.AN. A OH M. A St. L 22' <
Manhattan Con. . . 115 D. A R.G 14ft
' ' " O. E 3fi4
Michigan Cent. . lot ! < N. L 30
Missouri P.iclfto. . SSH C. F. A 1 211
Mobile A Ohio. . . 20 dopfd 6B
Nashville Chat . . . 05 T. A. A. A N. M. . . . 2W
National Cor.Uza. 2 T. St. L. &K. C. . . . 0
dorfd 4 dopfd 144
N. J. Central 100U S. K. B 144
N. A W. pfa 13H dopfd 11 ! !
North Am. Co. . . . Bl ( Am. To-3. Co 114
Northern Pacific. . 4H dopfd 114
No.Pac. pfd 1034 St P. . M. A M 114
Tht > total sales of stocks today were
237,246 shares , including ; American Sucnh ,
57,500 : American Tobacco , 3,200 ; Hurling-
ton , 5,600 ; Chicago Gas , 2fOO ; Distilling & Cattle
Feeding. 8,500 ; Missouri Pacific , 8.700 ; National
1/nseed Oil , 4,000 ; New York & New England.
third aKefEinent paid. 4.500 ; Reading. 19,100 ; Ht ,
Paul , 12,000 : Silver bullion certificates , 10.0-M ,
Tennessee Conl and Iron , 19,301 ; Texas Pacific ,
6,800 ; United States Leather , 3,500 ; Wabaeh pre.
ferred , 6,000. _
Nl'\T YurK .MoiifV .
NEW YORK. June 19. MONEY ON CALL--
Easy at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 "per .cent ; closed
at 1 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-203V4 per
STERLING EXCHANGE -Stronger and higher.
with actual business In bankers' bills at J4.E9IJ
4.83H for demand nnd JI.RSHC4.SSn for rlxty
days ; posted rotes. J4.854.89',4 and J4.SO@4.80Hi
commercial bills. JI.87KJJ4.SS.
SILVER CERTIFICATES 67067140.
GOVERNMENT I1ONDS Strong ; state bonds ,
dull ; railroad bonds , flrm.
Closing quotations of bonds were as follows :
U.S. 4s , Kg. , n > vr. O. P. IBU Of 'tld. . . 103
U.S. 4s coup. new. 1234 D. Alt. G. 7s . 1124
U.S. As. raj D. AR. r > . 4s . 88S ,
U. S. 5s.coup Erlo 2d < ) .
U.S. 4srag 112 U. H. AS. A. Us. . . .
II. S. 4s.oo.lp R. II AS. A. 73. . . . 104
U.S. 2s. res. . 07 II. AT. O. 59 . 1104
Pacific Us ot 'U5. . 100 do Oi . 110
Ala. Clais A 107 M. K. AT. 1st 41. . SOW
Ala. Clisi D 107 doI ( 4s . OOH
Als. . Clan * C 7 Mutual Union Us. . 110
Ala. Currency. . . . 117 N. J. C. fien. as. . , . 118
La. Hew Con. 4 . . 1)7 No. P.IC. Isti . 1184
Missouri Oi 100 103
N.C. fls 12.5 N. W. ConaTls. . . . 141
N.C. 49 103 do S. P. D3b. 5s. 100M
S. C. nonfunJ R , G. Weit. Isti. . . 7UJi
Tenn. new sat u ? , 9t P. Consolt 7 . . 12R' '
Tenn. now HBt As. 104 doC. A P. W 3a. 114
Tenn. old fls 110 St L.AI.M.fJjr . 5. 704 !
Va. Contnrles. . . . 024 St. L.S.F.J > l.'J. '
dodeforr&t. Tex. P.ic. IsU .
Alchinon 4s SI
Atchlson 2d A. . . . U. P. lilt of Md. . . 10 < l
Canada So. 2d . . . \VestShorj4n . 1074
L. AN. Unified43. So. K. R . 08
O.R. AN.8t . . . .
Han Knn ljco Mining Stuo c ( } iT : lr > n.
SAN FflANCHCO. Juno 10.--Ths oTlcUl clDi-
Inp quotations for mlnlnz stocks tolly wara at
follows :
Aim 10o lulia
AlnhaCon o 12
12B
Ancics 27 [ fcntuckv Con. . . . , B
Ilelcher 35 Lndy Wash Con. , 1
fleet A Boloner. . . . 40 Mexican . , G8
G8n
Dodle Con 33 vfono . . . . . n
Unlllon 8 Mount Diablo . is
llulwcr Con 8 Occidental Con. . . 20
Caledonia. , 7 Onhlr . , 13fl
Challenge Con to Overman. . . . , . 18
Choliar DO Polosi . , 42
Confidence 7B Savaee .
Con. Cat A Va. . . . . 240n Sierra Niivada , , . .
Con. New Voric. . . n Silver Hill . 2
Crown Point S5 _ Sllror Klu * .
Exchequer Union Con . 25
Gould jcCurrv 27 Utah Con . 3
Hale A Norcross. . 89 Yellow Jacket. . . . 41
Silver birj , rtJJ08Mi. ! M-sxtsn dnllin , 6343
S4c , Drafts , sight , 24u : taloirinhb. 5j.
. An assessment ot 20o a share has been levied
on Union Con.
Hnston StooK Uunc tlani.
BOSTON. Juno 10. Call loanv 233 par cent :
time loans. 244 percent. Cloilnf priori for
stocks , bonasand mlnlur sh.iraa ;
A.T. AS. F 10 H Westlnrh.Ele/c. . . .
Am. Surnr. 1104 W. Eloo. ntiL 53
Am. Surar pfd. . . . 10UU Wls.CantraI 53BH
UavautaQas 11H Gen. Eloo. pfd 05
UellTalephonu. . . . 2044 Edison Elcc Ilia. . 1S34
Boston A AlDany. . 20(1 ( Atchlsjii 2ds 2BH
Boston iMalno. . . 174 Atchlson 4s 784
O. B.AU 8 New Entland Os. . llfi
Fltchburr 8O''H Oen. Electric 5s. . . 80
Oen. Klactrio. 35 > < \V1 . Cent. lain. . . . At > 4
Illinois Steel 70 Atlantic 10
Mexican Central. . 11 ! < lloston i Montam 62
N. Y.AN. E 44H nntta A Boston. . . 14 > (
OldColonv 180 CMumet < t Heala. . 299
Ore. Short Line. . . 04 Centennial , .
Rubber. Fr.uiklln 1B4
SanDle.ro Koarstrro 13J <
Union PnclQc Qumcv 118
WcMEnd 724 Tamar.iclc 135
West End nfd 00 Wolverine
No IT York Mlainj ( Jintttlant.
NEW YORK , Juno lO.-Tua following ar * the
eloslng mtiim/auotatio'ii ;
llulwcr , 4 Ontario 800
Cholor. IB Ophlr. 125
Crown Point SO Plymouth 20
Con. Ca < . _ Va. . . . 230 Quicksilver. . . , S75
Deadwoou 35 Quicksilver pfa. . .1703
UouldA Curry. . . 25 Sierra Nevada. . . . 60
Hale i Norcrois. . 85 Standard 200
Homestake 1000 Union Con. 28
Iron Silver SB Yellow Jacket. . . . 41
Mexican- BO
I.ondmi Sleek ( Juoiutlaui.
LONDON , June 10. 4 p. m. cloilnr ;
Can. Pacific B4H St. Paul con BOH
Krle 10U N. Y. Central 1044
01) Pennsylvania. . . . B4
III. Central Ucaclliiz 8. .
Mexican ordinary. 1O4 Mex. Cen. new 4s. . 674
IIAR SILVER 30',4 per ounce.
MONEY U per cent.
The rate for money In the open market for
short bills la 9-16 per cent ; three months' bills ,
9-16 per cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oil Atarknr.
LONDON. June 19.-PETROLEUM-Splrltir.
7 d ; turpentine , spirits. 22s : d ; Calcutta , linseed ,
( pot. 39s ; May shipments , via cnpe.Ss.
CHARLESTON. June 19.-TURPENT1NE-
Flrm ; 2Cic. )
ROSIN Firm : J1.15SJ1.20.
WILMINGTON , June 19. ROSIN Firm ; good ,
11.20.
SPIRITS Firm. Inactive ; 2CV4S26KC.
TAR-Steady ; J1.25.
Tl'RPENTINE Firm ; hard , ' 11.20 ; soft , Jl.SO ;
Vlreln , J2.25.
SAVANNAH , June -SPJRIT8-Firm ; 2 < % c ;
Kit * , 67 } bbl * .
I
OHAM LIVE &TJCK MARKET
Onttlo and Hog HcceimtftVcre Quito Liberal
Again YcaU
NATIVE CATRF nlp TLY SOLD EARiY
ori'i'l
tu / r
Tlicro U'ui n Fooling Among the llujers
Hint Prices MiTit""Tlo Lower mill
Ttiolr First llliUWcro'rivo _ Ctati
Cmler TucuJfiiJIi 1'rlces.
SOUTH' 03r AHA , Juno 19.
Tlio receipts today Ctijispted of 1,174 cattle ,
4.CCI hogs nml 1,149 sheep , na ngalnst 1,611
cnttlo , 6,175 hogs nntT 138 sheep yesterdny
nnd C91 cnttle , 6,003 IIOKB nnd 1C4 sheep on
Wednesday of last week.
For the week thua far the receipts are
3,379 cattle , 10.GKJ hogs nnd 1,951 sheep , na
ncnlnst 2.3S7 cnttle , 11,372 IIORS and 1,161
sheep for the first three days of last week.
CATTLE The receipts of cattle were lib
eral again today , there being fifty-six loads
In the yards , an against llfty-four yesterday.
Out of the number received fourteen loads
were consigned direct to the packers nnd
were not offered for"sale. . Among the offer
ings of fat cattle there were BOino pretty
i'ood natives , but a considerable portion of
the receipts was made up of westerns.
There was n tndn of good California steers
and quite a bunch of commonlsh Nevada
cattle. The reports from Chicago Indicated
a decline of lOc on beef steers , nnd the
market here 'was weak accordingly and
about lOc lower. The native cattle mostly
fold early , but the general market was
about ns llfelecs ns usual. There was one
bunch of natives BOW ! enough to bring
$5.10 , the highest-price paid for cattle on
this market tilnce Friday of last week.
Fair to good 1,100 to 'l,2CO-lb. beeves sold
at $ I.704.W ) , with the lighter nnd common
cattle at $3.5004.10. IJuyers and sellers were
unable to come together on the western
cattle.
There were only two or three loads of
cows and heifers on the market , all told ,
and they were picked up enr'.y by the buy
ers. Prices on that clapa of cattle did not
phew much change from yesterday. The
sales reported were mostly of odds and
ends , and ranged all the way from $1.60 teA
A few bunches of feeders changed hands ,
but the demand was not very active , nor
wns the market Very strong ; In fact , feed
ers suffered about the same decline as fat
cattle. Representative sales :
HEEF STEERS.
Vo. Av. Pr. No. Av. - Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . . . 940 12 60 1..1110 $3 f,0 20..12GO } 4 70
1. . . . 810 325 5..11CC 3 ! ' 0 19. . . .1114 475
Z..1295 3 25 2..12W 4 10 ID. . . .1243 4 9D
7. . . . 843 350 IS. . . .1020 445 17. . . .1502 5 10
1. . . . 950 3 SO 1..1340 4 50
COWS.
1. . . . 870 150 1. . . . fOO 215 3. . . . 97C 2 CO
1..1I40 190 I. . . . 930 225 I. . . . 950 275
1. . . . 8M > 190 9. . . . 812 225 11. . . . 889 280
1. . . . 930 200 1..10S0 230 7 - S22 3(10
2. . . . 940 200 1. . . . RSO 240 1..1Z70 300
3. . . .1016 200 2. . . . 830 251 G..10W 320
1..11CO 200 2. . . .1170 255 1..12IO 340
1..1030 215 1. . . . 670 2 CO 2. . . .111)5 ) 341
2. . . . 800 215 1. . . . 930 2 CO 2. . . .1320 3 HO
2. . . . 9'5 2 15
HEIFERS.
1. . . . C70 175 1. . . . 440 225 1..6SO 260
2. . . . MO 200 13. . . . 813 230 10. . . .740 2 f,0
1. . . . 670 215 1. . . . 400 240 2. . . . 7b5 320
DULLS.
1. . . . f.SO' 1 80 1..M70 235 1. . . . 740 240
1. . . . 7tO 200 3. . . .1040. 2 40 1..MO 240
1..H4I ) 225 1..114r 2 40 1..1320 2 C.5 .
1. . . . 44J 2 25 9llI
CALVES. ' (
2. . . . , 315 260 1. . . . 1.Q.4DQ 4..157 500
1. . . . , 100 300 1. . . . 173t4 T3 1. . . . 240 B 2j
1. . . . S20 400 1.,140s 5 00 1. . . . 190 625
1. . . . 130 451 3. . . . 1245 U > 1. . . . 230 525
8TOCKERS AND FJEEDERS.
1. . . . 720 225 2..112) 2 7,5 27. . . . 891 320
3. . . . 676 250 1. . . . 700 3W 6. . . . 910 325
JS. . . . 770 2 65 6. . . . C5T 3 03 12. . . . 980 3 25
22. . . . 850 275 15. . . ; 7t 5" 3 IS 6. . . . S88 325
8. . . . 940 2 75 10. . . . 774.0 f l §
WESTERNS.
13 steers 1265 J3 50 ' *
I1OOS For the secondnimH this week the re
ceipts of hois were llbcnuV though not BO heavy
ns yesterday. The offerings. , consisted of slxty-
Keven fresh loads of fnlr , avclage quality. There
was a fetllni ? among ths'l/tiyi'is ' that the market
might he lower , anil thdfr" HtKt bids were fully
5o under yesterilay'Sr a/id the , opening market
was we.ik. loiter . " .the njaiket firmed
up and closed stronger. The pens were
cleared early. Th'e best VeaVy hogs sold at J4.C5 ,
the name as yesterditylaijontrheavy and- mixed
hops , however , sold larcely. at J4.55SJ4.60. The
llBht and medium weight ? ( brought J4.40S4.CO for
the mobt part. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
1 150 . . . * 4 25 69 203 . . . $4 45
75 175 160 425 80 203 160 445
8 161 . . . 4 30 78 222 240 4 45
1 210 . . . 4 30 2 270 . . . 4 45
86 IS ) 40 4 36 46 . . .267 200 4 45
' 2 193 SO 4 35 76 2M 120 4 47',4
2 310 . . . 435 83 22 * 163 4 4714
4 160 . . . 435 f,5 238 . . . 450
1 390 80 435 -76 , .227 40 4 M
1 184 160 4 35 70 216 80 4 50
2 170 . . . 435 70 228 60 4 60
1 270 . . . 4 25 240 80 4 CO
2 260 . . . 435 64 233 120 460
1 2.V ) . . . I 35 75 233 80 4 60
86 179 40 4 35 66 276 331 460
10 215 . . . 435 CO 237 SO 460
Zt 185 120 4 S5 84 253 120 460
6 320 80 4 35 17 238 . . . 4 50
77 2 4 160 4 35 8 SIS . . . 4 60
21 202 40 435 63 243 80 4 60
66 165 . . . 4 35 f.6 257 230 4 f.O
62 1S7 40 4 35 66 237 ICO 4 50
f,8 201 80 4 40 62 221 40 4 60
2) ) 212 . . . 4 40 4 555 . . . 4 N >
72 212 240 440 , 81 216 200 460
87 212 160 440 6 218 . . . 460
SO 227 160 4 40 6 2S8 , , . 4 50
9 224 . . . 440 0 253 . . . 460
6 248 80 4 40 3 250 . . . 460
7 2fy SO 440 4 250 . . . 460
6 320 80 440 4.\ 230 . . . 460
3 333 . . . 4 40 2 310 . . . 4 60
5 236 40 441 1 220 . . . 460
79 205 200 4 40 69 220 80 4 62'4
7.1 196 200 4 41 81 244 . . . 6 62'4
7 1SS . . . 440 5 260 . . . 465
7S 201 320 440 55 209 40 465
75 116 160 4 42VJ 62 2.17 160 463
10 261 80 4 42',4 50 289 200 4 55
71 217 160 4 42V4 41 236 . . . 4 55
78 202 120 4 42V4 64 261 40 4 65
CT 263 160 445 61 264 80 455
53 2.10 SO 445 C3 24S 240 465
72 225 ISO 445 64 272 160 465
90 201 ICO 4 4i C9 241 160 455
72 200 120 4 45 6 278 . . . 4 65
73 199 80 4 45 6 : 341 80 4 65
C2 247 280 44.1 M 280 . . . 400
69 219 80 4 45 69 220 120 4 00
76 204 SO 4 45 20 2 > 9 . . . 4 60
M 220 40 4 4" 2 385 . . . 4 BO
72 214 80 4 41 13 24 ! . . . 4 CO
75 211 80 4 45 61 237 . . . 4 60
5 292 . . . 4 45 67 252 . . . 4 C2V4
4 302 SO 4 45 73 249 . . . 4 C214
77 202 121 4 45 63 278 40 4 C5
77 206 80 4 4r 46 331 . . . 4 65
72 22S SO 4 45 68 326 120 4 G5
SK1PB AND CULLS.
1 230 . . . 2 CO 1 440 . . . 360
' PIGS.
1 160 . . . 200 1 ISO . . . 325
1 170 . . . 225 4 115 . . . 260
SHEEP There were seven double deck * of
western sheep on the market , two double decks
having Iffn held over from yesterday. While
the market did not show any Improvement , there
wan demand enouph to clean up the vards. Fair
to choice- natives are quotable at $2.75r3.60 ; fair
to ( rood westerns at J2.60ff3.25 ; rommon and
stock sheep. J2.00JT2.76 ; [ rood tn choice 40 to 100-
Ib. lambs , J3.75fl5.25. Representative sales :
177 western wethers , 104 J2 15
201 western wethers 104 215
210 western wethers , Ill 2 15
207 western wethers 106 2 15
374 western wethers 104 215
397 western wethers 104 215
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Increased Receipts of r ( ttln fame Lower
Prlrc * lines , Illftrlirr.
CHICAGO , June 19. Th cottle receipts today
reached about 14,600 headjins-iagalnst 11.736 last
Wednesday. The trade atti > d. In late "and sales
showed a pretty general decllpe of 10gl5c , even
the choice droves sharing In Uje reduction. Sales
were on a basis of J3.7SffC.o61 Wr common to extra
native dressed beef and s'fifppl'ng steers , with the
larger part of the IrajisnotlcMsOat J4.50f74.CO. Cows
nnd hulls averaged lOfllSanlower than yesterday ,
cows and heifer * selling , it 1.25J ? ,60 as nn ex-
trerne range , with sales principally at J2.00O2.31.
Rulls sold at Jl,753.25. and ' calves were again
In good demand at J4.751TM07 a few selling at
J2.50iTi4.60. The best fed Tvia'As were active and
firm , choice selHne as high an J5.10.
HOK receipts today were about 28.000 head , nnd
those left over last night dwelled the supply to
SO 000 head. There was ap aotlve demand from
Chlrago packers , and , as easjern shippers were
fair buyers , the offerlng Twere nearly nil sold ,
early prices ruling stronKtat a further nveraee
Improvement of 6c per10Qbs. . Heavy hogs sold
at an extreme range of' J4.454J4.M. mixed and
butchers' hogs nt J4.45 r4.JO. and light weights
at J1.40S4.70. Heavy sold largely nt J4.7004.Sft
and light nt ! 4.CO@4-M.
Sheen receipts today werb the largest of any
day for some time past.There wns 'a fair de
mand for good to choice sheep and lambs , but
tha general market was 10@16c lower , and In
some Instances there wns a greater decline. Bhcep
were salable at J1.WSt.10. and spring lambs at
J4.50ff6.00. Texas sheep are selling nt j.COfi3.00.
westerns at J2.60@3. 5 , and .Oregon sheep around
J3. Comparatively few native * sell below J2.60 or
RECElPTS-Csttlf. H.6W head : calves , BOO
head ; hogs , 23,000 head ; sheep , 16,000 head.
New York l.tv * Slock Market.
NEW YORK , June 19. BEEVES Receipts ,
1,844 head ; on sale. 44 cars. Steer * opened lOo
higher , clo ed at Monday's prices for good and
shade lower for common and medium : oxen , bulls
and cow * Heady ; native * t ers , poor to prime.
Jl.SSC5.Sl5 ; stags and oxrn , J2.7SQ5.00 ; bulls , J2.S
l.W ; dry cows , J3.0003.CO. European cables quote'
American steers at 12QUo dretted weight ; re-
frirrntor ! btef nt SHClOUe ; exports today , 2.13S
quarters of beef.
OALVK8 Receipts. B,7W hend ) cltved. < tc lower
on venU ; Mcndjr fn buttermilk cnlvrs , venl ,
poor to prim * . J.MHj ) .Wi buttermilk cnlve ? , JJ.SI'i
CI.J5.
S1IIIKP AND LAMI1S Receipts. (1,970 ( hendi on
* nle , 8,600 hend ; steady for both sheep nnd lamhM
pens about denied ; sheep , poor to good , J2.00U
4.00 ] lamln , common lo choice , JI.5n(74.7S.
HOas Receipts , 9,234 hcnd ; higher at IS. lot ?
5.35
* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.St. tmr l.tvo < 4t ! > o ! < .
ST. LOt'IS. June 15. CATTLn Receipts , J.1M
hend ; shipments , COO hend ; unlives sternly
with n gtind demand for Ix-st grade * ; dre ed
beef nnd shipping steers , J3.60Ifl.25j cows. $2.4V ( ! )
3.25 ; Texna cnltte , stronp nnd nctlvc ; fed steer * .
J3..10IT4.76 ; gruss Hirers , J2.COQ3.M ; cows , J2.45Q
3.25.
11OC1B Receipts , 6,200 hrnd ! shipments , TOO
hend ! market opened wenk nnd dull , but Inlet
becnme strong nnd nctlvc ; tops brought JI.754O !
47- . : packers , J4.60fl4.65 ; light , 11.4001.65.
R1I1JEP Receipts , 1,600 head ; shipments , none ,
market steady nnd firm ; native * . $ .1.00iJ3.I3 |
hunts. J3.E5giMi no Tcxns fhccp offered.
K'tn x * Our Llvulurk ,
KANSAS CITY. June ll.-CATTLn-RecMpts. !
4.600 head ) shipments , 1,600 hend ! market wenlc
for best : nthcis 6ftlOo lower nnd dull ; Texas
steers , J 2. COM. 21 ; Texns cows , J2.1o3.2. " > ; ' " 'et
steers. ? 3.M > I5.65 ? ; native co s. Jl.WW.OO : stock-
cm iind fe lers , J2.twr4.10 ; bull ? , J2.01 3.25.
I1CK1S Receipts , 8,200 hend ; shipments. 1,100
head ; market steady ; bulk of * alc. , f4.3TifI4.fiS ;
hDnvlos. fl.50 < ! ? 4.C5 ! packers , J4.S.i4.C5 ; mixed ,
J4.30fT4.65 ; lights , J4.15Q4.40 ; Yorkers , J4.30U4.40 :
pies , J.1.80JT4.30.
SlIEnP-Rece'pIs , 1,200 head : shipments. 40)
hend ; market slow ,
Stock In Stgnt.
Record of receipts at the four principal mar
kets for Wednesday , June 19. 1S95 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omnha . 1,474 4.6B4 1,194
Chicago . 15,000 29,000 16XM (
Kansas City . 4,600 8,210 1,210
Bt. Louis . 3,100 6,200 1510
Total . 21,074 47,004 19,891
Uoo .Murker.
HOSTON , June 19. The American Wool nn1
Cottnn Reporter will say tomorrow of the wool
trade : A general Improvement In the wool
trade during the pa week has been nil nlong
the line. Increased cales nre registered In New
lork , Philadelphia nnd Chicago , nnd , notwith
standing the Intervention of u holiday In Hos-
ton , the rnles there have reached a figure of
nearly 6,000,000 Ibs. Prices obtained In some
Instances during the week Just pasted are no
ticeably nbovc the intes nt which Klmllnr Mocks
were selling three weeks ngo. The revlviit In
demand Is largely due to nn Increased need for
stocks by thone manufacture who linve re
covered from recent labor troubles , nnd have
found their supply of material greatly ex
hausted. The large soles of foreign wools arc
noticeable this week. Although th'-re Is a lim
ited amount of the new clip actually on the
market , orders nro being taken by sample , and
In addition to the sales reported u large amount
of stock Is held unJer consideration. The total
sales In the three markets , rtcs on , New York
nnd Philadelphia nre 6,695,100 llw. , of which
4,536,000 Ibs. were sold In lloston , 1,085.001 Ibs. In
New York , and 1.33.1,100 Ibs. In Philadelphia.
In Tloston a good biichiCFR has been done In
medium No. 2 nnd coarse fleeces. Georgia and
( southern Texas pulled nnl scoured wools nnd
n moderate amount of territorial iwools has been
ST. LOUIS , June 19. WOOI- Strong but un
changed ; choice grades not quo'nlly changed ;
Missouri nnd Illinois combing , 15 ? ; combing nnd
cloth. l4'4ff14'Sc ; medium , 13V4c ; coarse nnd
braid , l4 < iei4V4c ; light line , lie : heavy fine.
Knnxns nnd Nebimko medium. Ilfil3c ;
light line , 7OFc ; heavy fine , 6J6c ; Texns , Ar
kansas , Indian Territory , etc. , fall nnd spring ,
medium , 12R13c ; coarre nnd low , SfflOc ; light
flnp , SillOc ; heavy tine. 688c : Dakota , Wyoming ,
Utah , etc. , medium , 9J712 ; ; coars ? nnd low , 7SSc ;
light fine , 7 < S8c ; henvy line , 6 6e.
CofTrc Murliot.
NEW YORK , June 19. COFFEE Options
opened sternly at 5 points decline to
5 points advance ; ruled generally dull nnd
featuieless , with sellers scarce on larger
warehouse deliveries ; cables Ind fferent ; In the
nfternoon the market wns Inactive nnd entirely
fenturelefs ; closed quiet nt- net unchanged to
5 points nduinoc ; mlc , 1,250 bags. Including
October nt J14.45. and November nt J14.40. Spot
coffee. Itlo. dull ; No. 7 , J15.50 ; mild. Cordova ,
Jn.25ifri9.25 ; pales , none.
HAVRE , June 1 ! ) . Market opened quiet at
Uf higher ; at 12 m. . quiet ; ndvimce lost ; nt 3
ti. m. , tiarely steady nnd unchanged ; closed
hnrely steady nnd unchanged for the day ; sales ,
8,00tf bags. _
< ottnti uiiruet.
ST. LOUIS. June 19. COTTON-Steady ; mid
dling , 6 13-16c : pales , 139 bales ; receipts , 13 bales ;
shipments , 2 1 bales ; s'oek , 2" > .f67 Imles.
NEW YORK , June 19. COTTON Quiet but
steady ; middling , 7 3-16c ; gross receipts , 100
bales ; exports to Great Urttaln , 3,819 bales ; for-
wnidod , 100 bales ; sak-3. 463 bales ; tplnners ,
26.1 bales : stock , 215,661 bale ; .
NEW ORLEANS , June 19. COTTON Dull an.l
nominal : middling. 6 15-lCc ; low middling , 6 9-16o ;
good ordinary , C'ic : net nnd KIOSS receipts , 1,089
bales ; exports , cnnstwis-e , 702 bales ; sales , 100
bales ; stock , 124 , MO bales.
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PEORIA , June 19. CORN Market firm , higher ;
No. 2. 60',4o : No. 3 , 60c.
OATS Market firm. Inactive ; No.2 white , SO',4 ©
30 > ic ; No. ? white , 30ff30Vic.
RYE Nominal.
WHISKY Market firm ; finished Roods. $1.13
for high wines.
c OlECEIlTiS Wheat , 5,400 bu. ; corn. 20,800 bu. ;
oats , 23,100 bu. ; rye. none : barley , 703 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. 1.800 bu. : corn , none ;
oata , 36,300 bu. ; rye , 600 bu. ; barley , none.
Siignr Mnrknr.
NEW YORK , June 19. SUGAR Raw , qule.t ,
but steady ; reilned , quiet , but steady ;
fair refining , 2T4c ; centrifugal. 90 test , 3 6-10c :
refined , steadier ; No. 6. 4 ? 4 8-16c : No. 7 , S 15-16 ®
4Mc ! : No. 8 , 374 4 M6c : No. 9. 3 13-16Ti4e ( : No. 10.
3VW3 16-16c : No. 11 , 3 ll-16fi3T4c : No. 12. 3 9-16 ®
3c ; No. 13. S c ; off A , 4 ll-lG74'Jc ; mold A ,
4 ll-16 < 34T4c ; standard A , 4 5-16r4'c : confection
ers' A. 4 6-16if4',4c ; cut loaf. -16g6',4c : cruelxd ,
6 lUGST.I'Jc ; powdered. 454514 15-16c ; granulated ,
4 7-16 < S'454c ; cubes. 4 1I-16C4KC.
NPW York lirr < 1 " > 't" Market.
NKW YORK. Juno 19. Agents have advanced
prices as follows : Androscoggln , 36-Inch ,
bleached , 'Ic ; nnd Ten Strke. : 33-Inch , bleached ,
to 6V4c. There was u good Inquiry extended
to all classes of stapl cottons , and where reason
able deliveries could be had. fnlr orders were
located. Some Lusiness was done In prints for
shipment on memorandum , nnd considerable busi
ness wns done In woolen fabrics. The hardening
values for wool Is Influencing some business.
Printing cloths , quiet nnd steady at 2c.
Milvrnitken 'irnln Murknts.
MILWAUKEE. June 19. WHEAT Lower : No.
2 t prlmr , 74'/4c ; No. 1 northein , 81c ; July , 74Hc.
CORN In moderate demand ; No. 3. 60c.
OATS Higher ; No. 2 white , 32c ; No. 3 white ,
nominal.
HARLEY Nominal ; No. 2 , 60c ; sample , 60S51C.
RYE Lower ; No. 1 , 62c.
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Duluth \Vhp r ninrket.
DULUTII , June 19. WHEAT Close : No. 1
hard , cash. 74c ; June. 75c ; July , 74',4c ; No. 1
northern , cnph , 73ic ! ; June.74ifcc ; July , 74c ;
September , 72c ; No. 2 northern , cash. 69ic ; No.
3 northern , cash , 65jc : rejected. C3 c ; to ar
rive , No. 1 hard , 75c ; No. 1 northern. 74Hc.
IMInncapolli Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 19.-WHEAT-Weak :
July , 62T4o ; September , "OUo : on track. No. 1
hard , 74Uc ; No. 1 northern , 73Vic ; No. 2 northern ,
FLOUR Steady ! first pitents , J4. 0004. 40 ; second
patents , J3.90iS4.00 ; first clears , J3.604j3.CO.
'Krl c < > W 1 1 rut Quntntlon * .
SAN FRANCISCO. June 19. WHEAT Dull ;
December , Jl.03',4 ! new eellers. Jl.OOH.
Plimnclnl > ui s.
BOSTON. June 19. Clearings , J17,259,490 ; bal
ances , Jl,649,201.
I1ALTIMORH. June 19. Clearings , J2,31C,90S ;
balances , J371.1S9.
NEW YORK , June 19. Clearings , JIOS.433,110 ;
balances , J4.946.716.
PHILADELPHIA. June 19. Clearings , J16.222-
74 ; balances , J1S9S,675.
ST. I/3UI8 , . June 19. Clearings , J4 , 165,4)7 ; bal
ances , J442.749. Money , 6CG per cent. New
York exchange , 60c premium ,
WASHINGTON. June 19. Today's statement of
the condition of the treasury shows : Available
cash balance , J183,449,2ri ; gold reserve , J'j9,607,714.
CHICAGO , June 19. dealings , J15.8C9.OtKl.
Money easy at 4B5 per cent for call loans , and
6fJ6 per cent for commercial paper. New \ork
exchange , COc premium. Sterling exchange.
posted rates. J4.MH84.'jO'i.
I'orclc" frinuncml Affairs.
RERUN , June 19. Exchange on London , elsht
days sight , 20 marks 41',4 V > e-
1'ARIS , June 19. Three per cent rentes , 102f
2o for the account ; exchange on I/ondon , 2 f
20V4c for checks.
LONDON , June 19.-C.old Is quoted at Buenos
Ayres twlay at 252.60 ; Madrid. 13.50 ; Lisbon , S3 ;
St. 1'eterFbure , 60 ; Athens , 77 ; Rome , 104.55',4 ;
Vienna , 103.
Ilonilholrlers Object to Consnlldullon.
MILWAUKEE , Juno 19. The answer In the
case of the Farmers' Loan ana Trust com
pany against the Green Bay , AVInona & St
I'cul Hallway company nnd others was filed
tn the United Sta'es circuit court today by
John L. Waterbury , chairman of a committee
representing 11,000,000 of bonds originally
issued by the railroad company , who refused
to Continue the various schemes for consoli
dating the Indebtedness nf the company. Mr.
Waterbury demands that the property be ad
ministered as a single trust ; that the assets
of the company fte ascertained and that the
rank of the mortgages be declared ; that the
consolidated mortgage and the bonds Issued
thereunder bo declared null and void , and
that the Farmers' lan > and Trust company
be ordered to hold the gold Income bonds of
September 1 , 1891 , In trust for the holders of
the certificates.
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Trouble vlth the Arnpaliocs Feared.
WICHITA , Kan , , June 10.--A special dis
patch to the Eagle from El Reno says that
tbo chootlng of Hod Lodge , the Indian who
had been arrested for assaulting an old
woman at Arapaboe last Saturday , promises
to become a tetlous matter and may end In
an outbreak against the white tettlers at any
moment. A mutual hatred exists among
the Indians and whltet and th greatest
caution Is requlrel tn prevent an armed
conflict. Captain Woodson says that Cap
tain Mackey's troop of cavalry ls on tbo
scene and that he ban sent a detachment of
Indian police to mlnglo with the Indian *
and keep them quiet.
"U Is proper to add that I think Red
tadgo wai entirely Innocent ot the autiult
on the old lady nnd that tevcral whlto people
ple volunteered to testify In hit favor at the
preliminary trLi , " ho eayg. A Jliimtc.li
from Arapahoe alto slates that the Indians
nro very much excited ant that a general
collision Is feared.
AXa .IT xntr J.O.VHO.V.
Officers Klectccl fan thn Various Corp * Or-
NEW LONDON , Juno 19. Several army
corps held reunions yesterday morning and
early In the afternoon before the parade ,
The Fifth corps elected the following am
eers : 1'resldent , General Fltzjolm 1'ortor ;
first vice president , Captain U. llurncU
Smith ; second vlco president , Fred M. Sack-
ett ; vlco president for the Army of the Potomac
mac , Colonel George A. Woodward ; secre
tary and treasurer , Colonel A. N. Clark ; can
didate for president of the Army of the Potomac
mac , Colonel George A. Woodward ; secretary
and treasurer , Colonel A , N. Clark.
In Uie.punulo this afternoon about 1MO
men participated. The annual meeting wan
hold In Armory hall this afternoon , Major
General Alexander S. Webb presiding.
Colonel Tucsdell , the treasurer , reported n
balance of $2,127 In the treasury. It was
voted to meet In Qurllngton , Vt. Major Gen
eral J. A. Gibbon , U. S. A. , , on the first bal
lot , was elected president. A resolution was
passed to petition the United States govern
ment to erect a monument nt Gettysburg In
memory of the regular army veterans who
died there.
The first day's exercises closed this even
ing with a public entertainment In the
Third regiment armory. Major John II.
Calif , U. S. A. , of Fort Trumbull , delivered
the address of welcome In behalf of the vet
erans , The response was by Major General
Alexander S. Webb , president of the Society
of the Army of the Potomac. The oration
was by Major General John Gibbons. A
poem was read by II. C. Uunncr of New
York.
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Lmly noiiElnss .lumped Her Contract.
SAN FHANCISCO , Juno 19. Manager
Moore of the Auditorium la looking for Lady
Sholto Douglass , and threatens trouble when
he finds her. When Lady Douglass was
Loretta Addis , acting In a Dakersfleld dive ,
she often sighed for an opportunity to ap
pear before the San Francisco public. After
her engagement with Lord Douglass she re
ceived the coveted offer from Manager Moore
and signed a contract. She appeared at the
Auditorium several nights and was a great
success. But one day Miss Addis and Lord
Douglass went to San Jose and wore married.
The young woman failed to return to the
Auditorium and Is spending her honeymoon
with her noole husband In some place un
known to Moore. Manager Moore flourished
his broken contract and threatens ho will
enforce It as soon as he can find Lady Doug
lass.
Fair Unit n Partner In the Donl.
SAN FRANCISCO , June 19. An evening
paper published a sensational story that the
late ex-Senator Fair had a partner In his
purchase of 206,000 tons of wheat by which
speculation a loss of from $2,000,000 to $3-
000,000 was Incurred. It Is said that another
millionaire estate was connected with the at
tempted wheat corner In a partnership ca
pacity and that since Fair's death strenuous
efforts have been made to conceal the fact ,
the living partners saddling the entire loss
upon the dead. Wholesale brlbsry of clerks ,
brokers and others Immediately connected
with the big wheat deal Is said to have ac
complished silence regarding the partner who
did not pay his share of the loss.
Smith ruction Victorious
PORTLAND , Ore. , Juno 19. The result of
yesterday's election for directors of the Oregon
gen Improvement company was made known
today. The election resulted In a victory for
the faction headed by Elijah Smith , who de
feated the Starbuck ticket by 5,400 votes.
The vote stood : Smith , 3G.C91 ; Starbuck , 31-
291. The directors elected are : Henry Fall
ing. C. II. Lewis , C. A. Dolph , W. M. Ladd
and J. Bourne , Jr. , of Portland , Ore ; Elijah
Smith , Empire City , Ore. ; Edwin S. Hooley ,
New York ; W. J. Hoffman , New York ; James
B. O'Neil , New York ; Charles McQuado , New
York , and Charles Schultz , New York. The
directors will elect Elijah Smith president.
OlympluVI11 Proceed to China.
VALLEJO , Cal. , Juno 19. A dispatch re
ceived late last night by Commandant Howl-
son Instructs him to notify Captain Reed of
the Olympla to hold himself In readiness on
the completion of the approaching trial ship
to take his ship to China to relieve the Balti
more , which will return to Mare Island.
This overthrows all previous plans of local
officers , both at the yard and on the Olympla.
Tli 9 expectation was that Admiral Beardslee
would transfer his flag as commandant of
the Pacific fleet to the new vessel should the
final trfal prove satisfactory. The admiral
will now doubtless return to ths Philadelphia
as his flagship. _
Jiiilen Beuttjr Drfemls Illminlf.
SAN FRANCISCO , June 19. Chief Justice
Beatty of the California supreme court hat
sent to Presiding Justice tlubbard of the
supreme court a red hot communication on
the recent report of the San Francisco judge.
He says that while the grand Jury did not
openly charge the supreme court with gross
corruption In connection with the election
fraud cases of Steinberg and Cohen , It did
so by Implication. Chief Justice Beatty de
fends the action of the supreme court and
bitterly attacks the grand Jury for what he
terms Its reckless dwlro to besmirch the
reputation of jurists.
sun TiruTES run iiousiroun's
Acid Phosphate Are Dangerous.
Because they cost less , many substitutes
are offered , Homo of which are dangerous , and
none of which will produce the same effect as
the genuine. Insist upon having "Hors-
ford's" whether buying a bottle of Acid Phos
phate , or "phosphate" In a glass of soda.
an Adroit 1-einloii Swindler ,
ST. LOUIS , June 19. A warrant has been
Issued by United States Commissioner Gray
for the arrest of Francis M. Rhodes , alias
Peter Rhodes , a resident of Macon , Mo. ,
charging htm with perjury. It Is claimed
that ho has obtained some $10,000 from the
government by making false affidavits far
pensions for the loss of eyesight. Investiga
tions showed that his eyesight was good ,
that ho was quite rich and making money
rapidly as a money lender.
Mnrrluco I.lcemei ,
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday by the county Judge :
Name and Address. Age.
Charles W. Andrews , Omaha . 34
Olive. J. Johnson , Omaha . 23
Philip II. Dubols , Waterloo . 37
Kettle 8 , Myers , Waterloo . 23
Frank L. Johnston. Leadvllle , Cole . 31
Hltty W. De Graff , Omaha . 21
Alexander Duncan , Omaha . 35
Barbara Hess , Omaha . 29
Seoretnrr I.niiinnt Knrnnle to Omaha.
ST. LOUIS. June 19. Secretary of War
Daniel Lament and party , occupying two
Pullmans , reached this city this forenoon , en-
route west. He took a special train for
Jefferson Barracks , where he spent the
greater part of the day Inspecting tlio'post ,
VToodeuvrMre i'nctory Damncrd by Fire.
DAY CITY , Mich. , June 19. Fire at Bous-
fleld's woodenware works today destroyed
the dry kiln and contents , and for a time
threatened the company's entire plant. The
loss on the kiln and contents Is about $50-
000 , fully Insured.
Children Cryfot
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfoi
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfos
Etcher's Castoria.
MARGIN Nu niuutf ui'k. buoki t uu pvc-
TIIADINH ulallcn run ma } have read send
fur ours , nhlch U NEW und
PJCIM , AINI'n .
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margin tradine and DEFINES ALL MARKET
EXPRESSIONS. It's free and will teach you
uinethlnK. ARUGQ/KT & CO. , U Trkdert
UulldlngCblcago. .
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nitADIlEI.D IIKOULATOR COH ATLANTA , OA.
Mold liy all I > i'inralit .
KINGSFORD'S
THE PEHKEOT COLD WATKU 8TAUOI1
IS A HAVF.lt OF
TIME , LABOR ci MONEY.
PATRONIZE
By purchasing goods maile nt the following
Nebraska factorlcs.llf you cannot find what
you wont , communicate with the manufac
turers as to what dealers handle their goods.
itAds. ni7KL.li' , i.v rin.v/j.
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BEHIS OMAHA BAG CO.
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Manufacturers of all kinds of cotton and Imr *
. * " " i
lap bags , cotton ftour packs and twlno a epcc <
laity. C1I-01C-618 S. llth-St.
ItllKWlittlKS.
OJUHJ BREWING ASSOCIAPJ.
Car load shipments made In our own rcfrlga
rater cars. Dlue Ribbon , Elite Export , Vienna
Export , and Family Export , delivered lo alt
parts of city.
/ ; / ? , ai'iviss , n.iKixa t'on'HKit , '
CONSOLIDATED COFFEE CO. , -
Coffee Roasters , Spice Grinders. Manufactur *
crs German Baking Powder nnd Gorman Dn ) > .
Hop Yeast , 1414 nnd 141C Harney-st , Omaha , Neb
Nebj
CAltltlAUKS , KTV.
DRUMMOND CAIIRIAGECOi '
put rubber tires and ball bearing axles on their
own make vehicles , and sell a top buggy for.
$50.00 besides. rite them. ISth and Ilarncy. "i "
FLOUR.
S. F. OILMAN. -
Manufacturer of GoIJ Medal Flour. *
C. E. Black , Manager. Omaha/
fURXlTVIlJS
OMAHA UPHOLSTERING CO.
Manufacturers of Parlor Furniture , Lounge
Dining Tables and Folding licJs. 2Sth ave. ,
lioyd to Slmler Kin.
1VK AXIt COAL.
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SOUTH OMAHA ICE AND COALCO.
Domestic and Stenm Coal. We have the best.
Olllco 16O1 Farnam-sU Telephone ! Office 373 ;
yard , 17CC. J. A. Doe , General Manager.
/BOAT WOIIKS.
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INDUSTRIAL IRON WORKS.
Manufacturing nnd Repairing of all kinds of
machinery , engines , pumps , elovatore , printing
preses , hangers , shafting and couplings 1406
and 1403 Howard-st. , Omaha.
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PHOENIX FOUNDRY CO. ,
Fire Hydrants , Water ami Gas Pipes , specials ,
Doller Fronts and Fittings , Street r'y. ca
wheels. Architectural Iron works. Ofnce,307 S'
IGtli-st. , Omaha.
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PAXTON & VIERLIHG IKON WORKS.
Manufacturers of Architectural Iron Work1.
General Foundry. Machine and Blacksmith
Work. Engineers and Contractors for Kir a
Proof Buildings OIHce and works : U. P. ny.
and So. 17th street. Omaha. _
THE MERCER CHEMICAL -COMPANY. '
Manufacturers of Fluid Extract * . Ellxlra ,
Syrups and Wines , compressed triturates hypo'
Jennie tablets , pills and scientific medical novr
cities. Omaha.
MA-fTltUSSKS , CO2'J , VltlllS.
Manufacturer Mattresses , Spring Beds ; Jobbet
Feathers and Pillows. N. 14th and Nicholas
Bis. , Omaha.
tl'ATKlt.
209 So. llth St. , Tel. 2S . Medessa Mineral
Water. Carbonated , unequalled. Plain for tabls
use unsurpassed.
WATCH , flKK
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
The only perfect protection to property. Exam *
Ino It. Best thing on earth. ) lleduocs Insur
ance rates. 1304 Douglas-st.
OVKltALL EAVTOIUKS.
KATZ-NEVINS CO.
Manufacturers of Men's and Boys' Clothing ,
Pants , Shirts nnd Overalls. | 202-212 S. 12th sU
1'ArUU HOXHH
THE OMAHA PAPER BOX CO. '
Manufacturers of all kinds nf Paper Boxes ,
Shelf Boxes , Sample Cases , Mailing Tables , etc.
Wedding cake and fnncy camly boxes , druggist
anil jewelry boxes. U03-10 Jonei-tt. , Omaha.
tilllltT FA OTOKTKS.
J. II. EVANS-NEBRASKA SHIRT CO ,
Exclusive custom shirt tailors.
1515 Farnam-st..Telephone 908.
rrruipittii i-A r/.vo innvif.
HENRY BOLLN , OMAHA , NEB.
Factory In Louisville , Cass C.o Quality of brlclt
guaranteed as good as any manufactured
outside of this slate. Henry Bonn.
O YOU
SPECULATE ?
To know how successfully and to deal with a
financially rcsiionsllile house Is Important. Wrlto
for our look junt Issued , Mailed free.
HAMPDRN P. THOMAS K CO. ,
Grain , fitock and llond IlroUers.
I'i'A CliHinliur of tinminurrr , I IIICAOO
F. P. SMITH ( Tel. 1308) ) B. M. STANFORD !
F. P. SMITH & CO.
GRAIN and PROVISIONS
Room ' 1. N. Y. I.lfo Utdg. , Omnlia.
Dranch ofllces at Fremont and Columbus. All
orders placed on the Chicago Hoard of Trade.
Correspondents ; llcriwurtc , Dupee & Co. , Chicago
cage ; Bchrelner , Flack & Co. , Bu Louht , Ucltt
to First National iunk , Omahai