Nebraska Newspapers

    G TITE OMAHA DAILY J3EE ; TUESDAY , JUNE 25 , L895.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
After Pluotnating Frequently and WiuVy
Wheat Wound Up Firm.
CORN WAS QUIET FOR A MOMENT
rrovlslon * Were 1 Inn nt the Opening nnel
After Teinpornry Weaknen In the
Mlcltllo of the Hellion
Closeil I'lrm.
CIIICAQO , Juno 21 After bobbing up nnd
down frequently over a 2 > io range , whcnt
wound up firm nnd < 4o higher today , helped
by a big visible supply tlpcrenno. Corn
closed unchanged ; oats lie lower , and pro
visions nt modest advances ,
Whcnt opened strong at from " 4o to to
advance over Saturday's closing prices , nnd
before the rush to buy had exhausted Itself
It had niado a H ln of Hie. I'eople were
runnlnK nround Inquiring the reason for the
euddcn Btrength , and the most of the re
cently suggcitcd cuu e was the continued
prevalence of wet wenther and high tem
perature In the northwest. That was con
sidered threatening to spring wheat , and
was supported by some telegrams from Min
nesota , reportlnK Bomo wheat Inalleys
already rusted. There were other reaconi
which may have prompted the sending
hero of come good sized buying orders by
New York people The Russian shipments
last week xvcro 400OUO bu . compaied with
nearly 0,000.000 bu. the previous week. The
Argentine shipments for the week , as olll-
clally posted hrrr , were 4"iOOoO bu The
total of the week's shipments from all coun
tries was 100OUO bu short of the e of the
week preceding , nnd the amount on ocean
passage Is 2,080,000 IOFS than It was a wctk
ago. The latter Itemof news came In
one by one after wheat had turned down
again , nnd the market kept declining ns
they were severally announced. The de
cline In the face of mieh news lrre pectlvo
of the domestic crop damage was a sur
Iirlso to the crowd , and as dllllcult to ac
count for ns the earlier bulge The de-
rllno was rapid and tevete The price of
July , which , on the opening advance ,
touched 71c , dropped to fiom Wi c to CS7nC
before 11 "W o'clock. The activity of the
bears ad led to the liquidation b > the longs
of their July wheat was the chief rca oti
which made the decline from 71c to CS c to
IVic possible with so much exclusively bull
ish surroundings. The visible supply de-
cteased 1.492,000 bu. , and the total Is now
4fl,225,000 bu , , compared with 63SuACOO bu a
year ago , and 63,031,000 bu two years ago
The amount In the visible pmiply outside of
the stocks held nt Chlcapo , Minneapolis and
Uuluth Is only 8,4fil,000 bu It was after
the visible flgure-H were received , but by
no means exclusively on account of those ,
that the third surprise to the crowd was
pprung upon them That refers to the
courseof the fluctuations , which again
moved In an upward direction , and near the
close July wheat again reached 71c. The
lattest trading wati at 70'ic , another 3ie drop
occurring In the last live minutes.
Corn was quiet for n moment at the openIng -
Ing on account of the spuit In wheat at
that time. It came under the Influence of
the fine crop prospects later In the ( lay , and
had a sharp break , from which It recov
ered near the end , and left off about the
game value as on Hatuiday. July opened
nt 48c. The visible supply decreased l,3hG-
000 bu , making the total now 9,499,000 bu
Now York reported a good demand for corn
for export and sales of from 20 to 25 boat
loads , nnd . " 00,000 bu w.iw the amount Fald
' to have been sold for shipment here , that
probably Including the etpoit Miles reported
from New York.
A wild nnd excited market was reported
for oats during the Hint half hour of the
session. Shorts were the principal promot
ers of the panicky feeling , buying freely
nnd forcing prices up Later , however , the
Bimo parties , who Satmday were prominent
for disposing of heavy lines of long stuff ,
returned their pounding nnd created a big
drop In the earlv gain September opened
frcm 26Uc to 27HC , declined to 25"4c and
closed at 26'X.c. The later advance was
caused principally through sympathy with
wheat and corn.
I'rovlslons were firm nt the opening , and
after a temporary weakness In the middle
of the session , they closed firm at an nd-
vance of ICe In i > ork , 2'4c In lard nnd Be In
ribs. Hog receipts were 23000 head. Trad
ing was only moderately nctlvc. The flrm-
r.esa at the start and finish was mainly in
Bjmpathy with wheat.
Estimates for Tuesdiv : Wheat , 40 cars ;
corn , 170 cars ; oats , 3J3 cars ; hogs , 18,000
henil.
The leading fututcs ranged as follows :
Articles j Quail | Low. |
Wheut.No. 2
COJi-TOK CPJ < ! COM
72H 70 , 72)1 )
474
48'- 4IIH 48
411)6 ) 4SJ4 40O40
ISK
2Sji 2UM
11 80 11 874 11 874
r. 10 12 17K 12 00 12 1C
0 474 0 SO 0 47H G no
15074 0 71) 0 U7 ! $ 0 70
e 20 0 224 0 174 0 224
0 374 G 40 0 374 G 411
Cash quotations were as follows :
l'"IXUR-E.iBy. winter patents. } 3 9001 20. win
ler FttnlehtH , t3 404TJ 91 : pprlns ratentu " . .
tprlnK stinlRlits. J3 10fH OU. liakers , JJ 10 3 no.
WIII3AT No. 2 spring. 7a'i j73'ic , No. 3 spring
ICe ; No 2 rtd , CaKC'OKc.
COIIN No , 2. 4Sc , No. 3 jellow , 47Uc.
' l
No 2. COc.
.UV No. I. tacj No. 3 , 5 SD3c ; No. 4
nominal.
n.AX snnn NO. i. n.co
TIMOTHY 8Kii ) I'rlme. $ ' . r,0.
I'UOVIhlONS Mess | ik. pir bill. , 11182m
11 92V4. Lard , per 1W Uw , jr. 4714186 DO hhort rib
Hides ( loose ) . (0 MiJC.SZiJ. Dry sailed shoulder
( boxeel ) , J5.37'/4ii5.W. fahort clear sides ( boxed )
J6 DW6 C2H.
WHISKY Distillers' Hnlshed goods , per gal.
ll.SC1 .
The followlns were the receipts and shipment
today :
On the Prolii3i otcnancn todiv the butter mar
kct was vveik : creiiuory. 10dl7 > te : diiry. 10 *
160. fees , wcaa ; 10H411i < c , Chccso. 0 > ii 7Ho
NEW VOKIt OUNDIIAL
Closing Qnotutloni on the Principal Co u-
inoilltU'ft nnit Mn)1c ,
NEW YORK , June -FLOUR-Recelpts , 20.
000 bbls. ; exports , 12,500 bbls. ; Bales , 15.GOO pktta
Market was unsettled nnd weak e.irl >
milled laler with wheat nnd closei
steady ; city mill patents , Jl 850515 * ; wlnte
patents , | 4 204J4 45 ; city mill clears , J4.10J
440. wliiter slrnlghts. J3.80C4 15 ; Minnesota pnt
{ . nts , | 4 toyi 60 : winter cxtias , 350ijJ75. wlhlc
low Brailes , J20 { 3.50 ; sprlnif low Kradri. IS ( W
-GO. Use Hour , dull ; nupeillne , JlSUn ) ; fancy
| 4 KO4 60 ; sites , 20U bbls.
CORN MIJAIUulI ; jellow weslern , 11C
| r llrnnilywlne , J2.95.
WIIKAT-Recelpts. 2S.010 bu. ; exports. 74 SI
bu : siilrs , ll.k i wo bu. futures and 64 OX ) bu
rix t. bpot tloseil Htend > ; No. 2 red. In slore nn
flevnlor , Wo ; all at , 76 ; f. o b , 7biic. alloat
No. 1 northein. 78'ic , delivered , No. 1 hard , 79 <
dellvere'd. Options opened up from Snturdny'
mrb on active covering broke ver
tharply nt noon under hwivy Ilnuldu
tlon , dliappolntment over the visible siippl
decrease nnd re | > orts of heavy northwest selim
nt Chlcairo. A eiulck rally came In the nflei
noon on higher late cables , talk of export bus
liens and n heavy reduction In the amount allou
tor Europe. A blc Increase- the English v Islbl
causiil a tlnnl selKtrk and prices closed u < i\
lower. No. s red. Mav , g.ij , < iSuHc , clitned at W'.c
Juno cloneil at 74e : July , 72 15-16f7l 7-lCo. close
nt 74Uc , August , 73\tf,5.c. closed nt 74Hc , Kei
temt > er. "S'.tl'TS 11-lCc , clrsixl nt 75ic ! ; Octolwi
75 U75Hc , clOM'd ut ' '
75tc ; Ueci'inb'r , 75t Si7i ii
closed nt 77Uc.
CORN-Recelpts. 216.5M bu , ; expnrls , 113 ft
bu ; sales , 615.IX" ) bu. futures unit 61. ' > W bu. spj
Bpot clon-d steadier , rumors of largo exmrt trnil
at outporls ; No. : . W\o In cletutor ; 63 le ntloul
yellow , 62e. Options weak and much lowrr I
Ihe forenoim , with u final quick rally on talk e
export bunnies * , cloned ' < HtC lovser ; July , 02'i '
Uc , clcmil ut U\c , August , 52kf53\c. closed t
63ic } , September. M'id3 ' < iic. closnl at lie
OATS Receipts , l24.9iW bu ; exporls , 2.1W bu
Mies , lii.OOO bu. futures and 1VI.UOU bu mo
Biiot lower ; No. ! , SW31V c. No. 2. dellveiei
Su\i(31e. \ ( No. S , S9c ; No 2 white33nJ3'4c ' , No. it.k.
while , S2c , truck , mixed we-utern. S2 J3c : trael
white western , Slfilk- . Option * xold off at tin
under bright itep PUI IH-CB | , but lln.illy milk
decldedl > vtlth run and e'lisid ' . ( Jlijo lowvi
June nosed tt i r , July , a'UMVjc , cle > ed i
20i e ; fceplember , S'HHJOliC , clo id nt SO c.
HAY quit I , BiAid to chiilce , Jii.SOilJ.W.
HOPS Dull , state , common to chulce. old 3
Be. It94 , 40 So. 1'uclllo coart. old ' 3ff5c ; IfcSI 4QS
ItinKS-rirm ; wet suited Js'cw Orleans , s ,
lecied , 45 to CS Ibs. , 6'o. nominal ; Texas , s
lectex ) , ( JO to 60 lln. , To , nomlnul ; lluciioa A ) re
dry. 9 > to 14 ! ! . , 15c , nominal , Texas , dry , :
to SO Ibs . 12Q13C.
LCATlliU Firm ; hemlock sole , Ilueni
Ayir , lltlit | to h vyelKlitii. . KtiiSc ; acid ,
.
WuOlr-FIrm , domettlo fleece , KQ o ; pulle-
PltpVlHlONrt-Ileef. quiet ; fumlly , til 50C1J 0
extra me s. $17 1 K(18 Ixl. Cut meats , stead ;
pickled bellies , I5.7M1C.S. plcklid shoulders. i.C
pickled hams , 19 li. Lard , steadier ; weitei
team closed at J6.C5 : sales , MO tierces at J6.M
city , CUe ; July closed st JC.C7 , nomlmi
Hi ptetnber , 1707 ntkeil , refined , steady , continent ,
$7 < > 5 H A , J7.35. compound , > H ) lf& 25. I'ork ,
dull , new iners , J13.W ; 137i , family , | I3 , short
clear ,
IIUTTKIt-rirmer ; western dairy , 90l4c ; west
ern creamerj , Ull > cj western factory , tOUVic ;
lkln : lie Imltnllon creamery , 11H1 C , state
dilrj , I1IM7C , stale creamery , IPifllSc.
Clliinirinn : ; stale , largi ? , Cn ie ; small ,
fancy , CfiPr. pirt skims , 204140 , full tkltus , I'-jc.
I OSIn sular. state nnd Pennujhnnla , 13'ic ;
wiKiern fiish , 1114013C ; receipts , 7.7C3
TAI.I/JW-Htnidy , city ( ir pkg )
ce'imtry ( pkis. free ) 44c ! , ns to nuallly ,
rnti'iNTiNi uiet nt
I'IJTIlOI.IifM-Oulet ! t'nlte-d closed nt 11.75
bid , r lined New 'York , Jl.M ) .
ltl ? IN-Hleady ; etialned , common to good , (1.49
( l
Sternly ; domcttlc , fair to extra , IGC'ic ;
Japan , 3rMc.
METALS- Pip Iron , firm. Cnrper. easy ; brok
ers' price , 110 W ; exchange pilce , * 10 to. Iend ,
firm ; brokers' pi Ice , II12V4 ! exchange price ,
11274. Tin. quiet ; Ftrnlts , 113.95 ; plates , llrm.
hpfltir , quiet : domestic , 13 CO
COTTONSEED OH. Market dull ; sties Include
15 bbls , HIM Island cottonseed oil at 21c ; off
rummer vcllow , 2o > 4Q2G'c ' , yellow butter grades ,
28c nornln.il ,
, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OMAHA UEMMtAL .MARKET
Condition nf Trnile Hild ( Juot-itlo in on
Staple mill Inner Pr.iluce.
Dealers report a little better feeling In the
butter market.
Eggs remain suttonnry nt the quotations that
have prevailed for n week or more.
The week opened with a quiet poultry market
The heavy re-celptH of hay last week ciuseel n
still further break In prle's. New ha > Is coming
In , nnd that lie-Iys the downward course of prices.
Quotation ; :
EOOH Choice stock , lOo.
IlflTER Packing stock , 9c , choice to
fancy , 10 12c , gathered country , 14o , separator
creamery , 15o.
LIVE POt'LTRY Hens , C8C',4c ' ; roosters. 2e ,
spring chickens , | 2 00f73 to per dor. , or 15fll e per
lb , duiks , Sc , turkejs , C4i7c , geese , 6c.
N'EAL Choice fat. 70 in low Iba , nre quoted nt
CftTc , large nnd co.irhe , 4/5'6c. /
CHEESE \\l conxln full cream. 9c ; Young
Amerleaim , lOc , twins , lie , Nebraska and lown ,
full criam lOc , Nebraska and Iowa , part skims ,
Cf(7c , LlmburMr , No. 1 , lOc ; brick. No. 1 , lie-
Hwlxs No 1 , lie.
HAt'pland hiy. 17 , midland , 17 , lowland ,
J6 50 , r > e Ktiiew , I' , , color makes Ihe price on ha > .
I.Itlit bales sell the best. Only top grades bring
lop prlCKS
PIUEONS Per doz . $1 OOffl CO.
VEOETAIILES.
Watermelons have put In an appearance on Ihe
market , and Ihue Is a prospect that they will
w .n be quite plent > , us other cars are reported
on the wn >
The maiket was hotter supplied with potatoes
> < -8teidi ) but pllll the leeUplH wtic BO light that
the offerings were snapped up In short order. A
car of Kansift potatoes was among the offerings ,
but It Is lather earl > for pot loe-3 fiom that
state , and they weie small In size us compared
to the Arkansas.
String nnd wax benns nrc not very plenty on
the market. Some da > s there are almost none
to be had , and It Is u dllllcult matter to 1111
orders and Inert nil of n sudden the murKe-t will
Iw full nnd dialers nre at Ihelr wits' e-nd to
know how to dispose of nil the stik. . With
bivins It l cither n feast of a famine.
Tomatoes are low for this early In the season ,
but this marki t Is not so badly demoralized nan
an- Borne eastern rnaikets. It lini been a hie1
> car for shippers and It is claimed tint good
Mississippi slock ne-\er sold an low at this tea-
pon. Quotations :
IOTATOES Old stock , C5075CJ new potatoes ,
choleeKock , 90C ,
ONIONS Ilermudas , per crate , < t oOSl 60 ; Cnl-
Ifomla , In wicks , per bu , Jl OOfll 15.
OLD DEANS Hand picked , navy , | 2.20 ; Lima
be-ans , per lb , 51i@51ic
CA1IIIAHE On orders , 21Jc.
SPINACH Per bu. basket , 350lOc.
RADIbllES Per doz. bunches. rB20c.
OREEN ONIONS Per doz. bunches , 150.
LETTUCE Per doz , 20OJJC.
ASPARAGUS Choice stock , on orders , DOc pel
doz bunches.
PIE PLANT Per lb , * } Qlc.
CUCUMItERS On orders , M7Cc per doz.
PEAS On orders , per bu , 11.50.
SPRING 11EANS On orders , per ' 4-bu. box ,
*
vyAX DEANS On orders , per 4-bu. box , HP
'IOMATOES riorldn stock , per G-basKet crate.
II 50 , per 4-basket crate , tl 25
St MMEll SQUASH Pu doz. , on orders , 40fl
WATERMELONS Per doz , crated , J3 CO.
FRUITS.
The blackballs market was dull and lower > e -
tiidn ) Ihe flock VMIS choice , but It was haul
to mo\e.
Tlieiu an > no rasplnrrles of nny consequence
cumins to market , nsldc from the home-grown
Tlie'mnikct continues to be well supplied with
cherce straw lxrrles
California peaches nre quoted a little eis'cr
Some vt-r > choice sjuthcrn plums wciu In the
market jisterda > Quotations
RED 11A8PIIERRIES Per 21-qt case , 1500.
PLUMS Cillfomln , per box , choice stock , 51 25
{ Tl M , houthern , per case , 12
APRICOTS California , choice stock , per box ,
II 40 1 75.
OAl.iroRNIA PEACHES Per box , II 21.
bOt'lllERN PEACHEb-Per case. | 1 ST. .
AI I'LLS Southern , per V4-bu. box , 7JC4JI1 03
STRAWHEltRIES Choice shipping stock , per
case of 24 qts , 1300
CHERRIES California , per 10-lb box. tl 50
- er 24 qt. case. | 2 00&2 25.
BOl'TIinilN rnnitUIIIH Per 24-qt case , J2 60
III.ACK IIASPIIKHKILS Per 24 qt , cas ! } J 0) .
HLvrKlirtiillES-ChoIco stock , per Si-qt.
case , J250@275.inoricAi
inoricAi , FHUITS.
OHANGHS Navels per box , none ; choice
seedlings , per box J2 50 ; Mediterranean sweets ,
J3 M , fancy St. Michaels J3 25
I.i\tONS : Cxtra fancy lemons , SCO size , J5.500
COO , 300 size , J600IJC 50
I1ANANAS Choice shipping stock , per bunch ,
PINEAPPLES Per doz , 11 7502 25 , according
to size.
MISCELLANEOUS
rias-Pancy , 15c , choice , 12fl3e ; California
bags , 7c.
HONEY California. 143150.
MAPLE SYRUP-Qallon Jujs , per doz. , 112 ,
Illxby. E-gal. cans , 13.
NUTS Almonds , lie ; English walnut * , soft-
Mielled , 12c : standards , lie ; niberts , Sc ; Brazil
nuts. Sc , pecans , 9c.
DATES In CO to 70-lb. boxes. 6c per lb. ; fard
dnten 9c per lb.
CIDER Pure juice , per bbl. , 15 , half bbl. , | 3
COCOANUTS Per hundred , 14
HIDES AND TALLOW.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , me , No 2 srcer.
hides , Sc , No 1 green salted hides , Oc , No. 2
green salted hides , k'ic. No. 1 veal calf. 8 to lj
Ibs , SjUOc : No. 2 venl calf. 8 to 15 Ibs. , l.'c
No 1 dry Mint hides , 12@14e ; No. 2 drj Hint hides
l.'o. No. 1 dry salted hides , lie , partly cured
nltleHjo per lb. lesa than full ) cured.
SHEEP PEI/TS-Orecn sailed each. 23060c
green ealted shearlings ( Bhnt wooled early skins )
each , H15e , dry shearlings ( short wooled earlj
nkn ! ) . No. 1 , each , DSlOc , dry shearlings ( shorl
wooled early skint ) . No 2 , each , Cc ; dry Illnl
Kanxas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , pel
pound , actual weight , SflSc. dry flint Kansas nnt
Nibranka murrain wool pelts , per pound , actua
weight , 4f < ! o. dry llln > Cclorado buttlier woo
peltM , per pound , actual weight , 4QCUc ; drj
Hint Colorado inurrlan wool pelts , per pound
actual weight , 4SOc. Have feet cut off , as It l
.
useless to pay freight on them.
TALLOW AND OREASE No. .1 tallow. 4 < ifi
I'ic ' ; No. 2 tallow. 3'jT4c ; grease , white A , 4ii
4Uc : grease , while II , 3'tc ; grente , > cllow , ? {
So ; grease , daik. 2'Jc ' : old butter 2@2Jto ; bees
wiix , prime , 17W200 , rough tahow , Ic.
WOOL UNWAPHED-rine heavy , 6Jf7c ; flm
Uhlit , 889c ; quaiter-blood , 10J12c ; seedy , burr ]
nnd chaffy , Eni9c ; cotted and broken , coarse , 7i
9c : cotted and broken , fine , 6 < uS ? .
WOOL. WASHED Medium. ISClEc ; nne. 141
16c ; tub washed , IGfTISc ; black Sc ; bucks Cc
tag locks. 2iT3c ; dead mi'led , EROc.
FURS.
n'li * * * w * i i * o - - - - - * - w i w , j , medium
IS , No. 1. small. 1C , bear , Drown , cubs. No. 1
lame. 17 : No 1. medium. tM No. 1. small , 13
badger. No. 1. medium. 115 ; No. 1 , small. M 001
1000 , bear , black , yearlings. No. 1 , large. $ H 00 *
15 00 ; No. 1 , medium. 110 ; No. 1 , umall , | 7- bear
black , cubs. No. 1. large. 16 0088 00 , No. 1 , me
dlum. $5 OOflC 00 > No. 1. small. | < ; tear , black
MonUim and Rocky mountain , No. l larce
H8W0.000. No. 1 , medium , 114 , No , l small
110. bear , black. Montana yearlings. No. 1
large. 112 ; No 1. medium. | S : No. small ,
bear , black , Montnnn cubs , No. l , large , IS 50
No. 1 , medium , 14 CO ; No. 1 , small , | 3 ; bear
silver tip. No. 1. large , 120 , No. 1 , medium. 112
No 1. small , IS ; bear , slUer tip , > curlings. No
1. large. JH ; No. 1. medium. 8 , No. 1. small
13 , bear , sliver tip. cubs. No. 1 , taiKe , Jl.OOiil M
No. 1 , medium , COc ; No 1 , small , 50c , ( Uhei
No. 1 , large. IS. No. 1 , medium , | G , No. l , small
II ; fox , rilver , as to color , according to beauty
No. 1 , luiue. | 1UO ; No. 1 , medium , | C1 , No , 1
small. | 5o ; fox , silver , pale , according to bouuty
No. 1 , large. liO ; No. l , medium , | 30 , No. 1
small , 1.9 , fox , cross. No. 1 , laige , | 7 , No. 1
8 medium , 13 , No. 1 , small , | 2 ; fox , red. No. 1
ry laige. | 1 M ; No. 1. medium. II 2S. No. 1. small :
It ; fox , gray. No 1. loise. TSr ; : rfo. 1. medium
' - ll.aui llllllltrti. v.u l. iu ( V. f. ; no. 1 mcUIUIT
at II 50. No 1. small , 11 , mink. No. l , large , W
C5c ; No. 1 , medium , 40c , No. 1 , small , 35c ; mini
dark. No. 1 , large , 66c ; No. 1 , nmllum. 40o ; Nc
I , small , SOc ; mountain lion , perfect head an
feet. No. 1 , large , Jl 04O2.00 ; Imperfect skim
1000B700 ; No. 1 , Email. J5 ; oner. pale. No. 1
Urg * . J7 ; No. 1 , medium. JS ; No. 1 , smill , J
raccoon. No 1 , laige , M < J70o , No. 1. medlun
50u ; No. 1 , latge , 50c0joo ; skunk , black , casei
narrow striped. No. 1 , large. Wo ; No. 1 , mi
ilium , 40o ; No , 1 , small , 25c ; broad striped. No. !
de I in to. : < Hf25c ; wolverine. No. 1 , large , Jt ; No. ;
mvdluin. 3 : No. 1 , small , J2 ; wolf , mountulr
In ; No. 1 , large , S3 ; No. 1 , mc.-o.iutn. Ji ; No.
Inof kmall , J1.50 ; wolf , prairie. No. 1 , large. t5tf0c
No. i. medium. 60c ; No. t , small. 40c ; beavei
I er skin , No. 1 , large. J5 OOO4 CO ; No. 1 , medlun
J4 50 ; No. 1 , small , J2 ; bvaver kits. No. 1 , Urc <
ti ; No 1 , medium. Jl 60 ; No. l , small , 75 (
it. ; muikrats , winter , No. l , large , fOlOc ; No.
medium. Cc ; No. 1 , small , 7c ; munkrats. fal
No. 1 large. 40 c ; No. 1. medium , 7c ; No. :
k.Rl small , Co ; rmukrat kits. "flic.
-Rl
eel Liverpool AlnrKets.
eelat LIVKIH'OOU June il 1:11 : p. m WHEAT-
at Qulet but stead > ; demand poor : No. 2 red wlntei
Da 6Hd ; No. i red spring , slocks exhausted. Ne
1 hard Manitoba , to eud ; No. 1 California , e
JO 6l > d , l\itures opened llrm. with near and dli
Sc. taut iiosltlons Hd lower ; thwed steady , with nea
posltii n Ud lower and distant positions ur
ehnnged to 'id lower , buslntss heaviest on mlil
, die lusltliinsi June , 6s % d : July , 5s C'.d ; Autu > l
21 It C * d : beptcmber , Ca I'Md ; OctoUrr , 6s J U
Nov unbeT , Us M.
tos COIIN Spot qul t ; American mixed , new {
21 3'id. fulurrs opened quiet , with neur nnd dli
tant petitions * d lower ; closed steady , wit
ed. near poslllons HUVI lower and dlitaat i
ed.Mj lions < d tower , business heaviest on inlddl
Mj nosltlons. Jur. 4s JWd ; July. 4s J d : Augus
IV. Is 4'4d , September , 4s 5d ; October. 4s SUd.
. riXJl'Il-Uull , demand poor. St. Louis fane
rn winter. Us.
PROVISIONS nacon , steady : demand pee
Cumberland cut. n to 30 Iba. , lls ; short ribs ,
t
Ibs , S2 . lonir clenr , light , 28 to 4s Itx J-Isi long
clear , heavy 63 It * , S > , short clear backs , light 18
lb * , S3 Cd , short clenr middles , heavy , K Ibs. , 32s ,
rlenr t-Hiiro , H lo 16 IbsS3 . Shoulders , square ,
12 lo IS Ilis 30s. Hams , short cut , 14 lo 16 Ibs ,
43s Cd , Tnllow , line North American , nomlnnl.
Reef extra India mess , 80s , prime men 62 * Cd.
Pork , prime meps , fine western , Cos , western me
dlutn , 52s M. Lnrd , dull , prime western , ! 3s , re-
nned , In mils , 33s Cd
CHEESE Firm , demand moderate ! finest
Amerlcnn , white and colored , 42s.
RUTTER rine t United States nnd good , nom
1ml.
COTTONSEED QJL Liverpool refined , Us.
LINSEED OlL-a .
PETROLEl'M-Rellneit , S 4d.
REKRIUERATOR 1IEEP I'ortqunrtorB. 4 d |
hlnd'iunrlers , CV < d.
HOPS At London ( Pacific const ) , 2.
STOCKS ANII lloMJ * ) .
bhnro Values on 'ClmiiRe Apprcclutcil Very
Generally Ycstcnliiy.
NEW YORK , June 24.-As n result of today's
transactions on the Stock exchange share values
hnve nppreclntcd very generally , the ndxnnces
ranging up to 4 % per cent with New England In
the tend. The rise In this stock was due to n
squeeze , the Vnnderbllt combination having
taken a large amount of the shines out of the
pit. It was n Held day In Sugar , the trading In
which was very heavy and the llucluallons wide ,
all on pool manipulation Opening ' 4 per cent
lower , the stoek lost an nildltlonnl ' 4 per cent ,
then rose I'i ' per cent , broke 3 pr cent to 112'S.
sold up 3'4 ' per cent to H'\ , closing " 4 per cent
from the top nnd i per cent higher on tindiy. .
The trilling In stocks of the lion nnd ste l com
panies wan quite brisk nnd material gnlns were
made In this group on the Hlnnglh of the ex
cellent trade outlook Illinois Steel wns nolnbl )
buoant nnd rose 4'4 ' per cent t" 7 " 4 > subse
quently reacting1 254 per cent. Minnesota Iron
advanced 3'4 ' per cent nnd Colorado rue I 214 I'er '
rent. Tennessee Coal declined 1 % per ciut but
recovered 1 per cent. The general list opened
Irregular , Husquehanna & Western preferred de
clining 1U per cent and Leather Hj per cent
and Ocnernl Electilo advancing " 4 per cent and
Ixmg Island Traction \ per e nt Subsequently
there was n genernl rally of a fraction , vvhlli'
Metropolitan Traction rose 2'/4 per cint About
11 o'clock the bicak In Sugar lead to a general
reaction The downward movement was checked
before midday , good bu > inB oulem coming
Into the market. In the llml sales Hay State
Gas di dined 1\ per cint , llalllmorc & Ohio 1
per cent , Camdlan Southern 4 per cent nnd
Like Erie & eWstern preferud 1 pe-r cent , the
latter , however , recovering ' per eent The
genernl matKet clnscd nt or mar the best figures
of the day Thi tiadlng for the forc'gn account
was llgnt In volume nnd was on both sides of
the necount. Tlie < arl > bond Hading wus for
the most pirt at slightly lower figures , but
values soon took nn upward turn , Inlluenccd by
the stienirth of the share market. The pales
wore 11'iSCOOO. ,
Evening Post's London cablegram- The resig
nation of the government , hnd no effect on the
stock nnrkets today. The stagnation was pro
found , but the tone was gc d South American
goviinment iind mill-mil Hle > cKs were mint si.
Tim market for Americans wns neglected. Con-
liingws ale 2'4 to 3 pit cent Stock Is scarce
In places , ns Canadian Paclllc and St P.iul The
tonu nt the close was dull nnd the channes Ir-
ngulnr. Knlllrs vveiei veiy strong Therenrc
dome Indications that the. re-cent Afilcan sup
porters of Amerletins may disert them for
the Knlllr arena ngaln , but nt present theie
l no dellnlto movement that wav Oier fl ( W < > 0
In English trensur > bills were allotted ted ly at
phenomenally easy rates The average for
twe-he months' bills Is 13 end 8 per eent. Such
l the plethora of cnoh the Newfoundland loin
was full ) sulwrlbed.
The follow Ing were the closing tiuotntlons
on the lenillntr stocks of the New Yoik ex
change today :
Atchlson . . . . . 10 Nortnwcstur .
Adauib ExnrcR * . . 14ti doptd .
Alton. T. 11 N Y. Centnl . 101H
Am. Express . . . . N Y. AN K . 61n
Ilaltlinore , V Ohio. . < Ontario A , W . 1H
Canada Pacific. . . . . ' > . ( ! < Oreiron Imp . 11 hi
Canada Foutluirn. . f.B' < Oroion Nav _
Central Pncltlo . . . o s U .v U. N. . . .
rius l Ohio Pacific Mall
Chleaco Alton P. D A E O'i
c. , n.i Q Plttsbur * 137
Phlcairo OIB I'ullinin Pnlace. . 17.1
CousolldutPil O is. 144 < Ueullnt- 17 ! <
C. C. C. ASt L. . . 4(1 ( HO W
Cole Coal & Iron , 10 R O W Dfd 44
Coltou OllCprt . . -.0 Kock Inland '
Dclavvurei& Hud. . K'QV ! St P.iul i's'i
Del L ick . .tY . . HUH I dopfd 121M
D .V H O pfd 4114 bt P A Omihl . . . 40H
I ) , VC P Co 2054 dopfn
F.rio 0 Southern PicllU .
do pfd 20 < J iirnr Koflucrv . . . 1 1 ' '
KoitW.uno . lf > 7 TI-IIII Coil.t Iron.
C Northern od [ . . Tex is Pacific . . .
C. .VE. I nfd . . . UH' ' T A.O Cent ufd. .
HocUInf Valley. . JU'i Union Pacific. . . .
Illinois Contril. . . 05 U s. Express . . . . 41h
M. 1 > . .V. DullltU . . . - 0 > Y. St. U 4 P h i
IC.A.T pfd am dopfd 20
Lnko Erlo A. West 24k Wells Kniro Et. , 110
do pM t' ' Wcbtnrn Union . U2'
LnkeShoro ICO'i ' WheelingL. . K. . lAla
LondTrust donrd 4 ! )
Loulfullto.tN. . . . M .Vbt L
LAN A U .V R.O
MinhittnnCon. . . IlJ'l ' Q E
McmonlsVO . . . . If N L 3(1 (
Michigan Cent . . . C. F.i.1 6
Missouri Paclflo , . do nfd 70
Monllo A. Ohio . . &T. C , . . 2
N.iBhvllleChit . . . OS T. A. A k N. M. . . . 2
Nillonil Cord ijo. T St L SLK. C. . . . 0
docfd dopfd 14M !
N , J Central . . . 10't ? . II. R 11K
N. A W. pfd. . . . It dopfd
North Am Co . . . 5 ! Am. Tou Co . . . .
Northern Paclflo. . ! ' < do pfd 114
No Pae pfd . . . . St P. , M. .t M 115
U p. D. AO . . . .
The total sales of stocks today were 233.CIC
sh.ires Including Ameilcan Sugar 15 100 , Amei %
lean Tolmcco 6000 Huillngton , 6,100 , Chicago
OILS , 7SOi ) , Colorado 1'utl , J 000 , Distilling and
Cnttlefeedlng compin > , 17,700 , General Electric
10500. Illinois SUil , 70CO , Kansas & Texis pre.
ferioil , 5 100 , Long Island Traction , 3,100. Louis-
Mile tt Nanhvllle. 3ZD > Manhattan , 4,500. Mis
TOurl 1'acinc , 3,400 , New Yoik New England
3rd assessment paid b.100. New Yoik Susque
hanna & Westeni preferred , new , 2100 , North
western , 4,800 , Heading , 10,100 , Hock Island , 3,100 ,
M Paul , 10,100 , Soulhern Ilallioid prefened ,
3 WO , lennehseo Coal and Iron , 17100 , United
State * Leather , 5000 , Wabnsh piefened 31 H
Western Union , 3,100 , Wheeling & . Uiko Erie ,
4 COO
New iiirk Money Murker.
NEW YOIHC , June 24 MONEY ONALL -
Easy nt 1 pei cent , Ian loan , 1 per tent , cobe l ,
1 per cent
PRIMQ MERCANTILE I'\PEn-ViI3'6 per
ST'EULINO EXCHANGE strong with actual
business In binkers' bills at $4 SUHCI SJ % for de
. mand nnd JISSV44SS 4 for sixty dijs , i > o Ie < l
rates , J4304 6'J'i. and Jl OOfl I VOVi . Commercial
bills. Jl 874
SILVER CERTiriCATES-CC'4SC614c.
GOVERNMENT liONDS rirm Slate bonds ,
dull Rallroid bonds , firm.
Closing quotations of bonds were as follows :
,
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OMAHA LIVE SIM u MARKET
Light Run of StockfwWAU Kinds in the
Yards Yffilcrdaj.
CMTLE MOSTLY WESTERN BEEF STEERS
Not Knough HUBS to Mnko a Market
Speculators lIouRlit n lfow Limils at
Prices About tlio Sumo ni
Snturduy's finloi.
M'ONDAY. Juno 21.
The receipts toilny consisted of 700 entile ,
CM IIORS , 912 sheep nntl 3 horses , ns nKtilnst
472 cuttle , 2,090 lions , 10G sheep nnel 13 horses
on Siiturelay nnil 331 cattle , 77J IIOKS itnel 373
sheep on Monday of lust week. All told ,
there were only forty-four cars of live stock
received.
The receipts of cattle numbered thirty
cars , of which number over one-half were
western beef steers. There were very few
native steer * , nnd none that were very
good , The market was dull and quiet nt
nbout steady prices. A load of pretty good
1,213-11) . steers reached $4 Co , while a string
of westerns brought J4-CO.
The market on butchers' stock , cows ,
heifers , etc , wns llrm , and the demand
fullj equal to the light offerings.
fetockets and feeders commanded steady
price' , but there were very few on sale.
Representative sales :
UEEl' STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av I'r. No Av. Pr.
I . 770 13 7' 22. . . . 957 $1 IB 20 . . .1213 14 75
20 . .1138 4 00
COWS.
1 . .1010 123 L. . . MO 235 C . . . 9R3 2 Br.
1 . . . "CO 1 90 14 . . . Si4 2 40 L. .10SO 2 GO
2 . . .11CO 1 ? 0 2. . . . 450 240 13..HO 21,5
1 . . . 970 200 1 . . IS'O 2 10 33 . . . 908 2 CS
1 . . . HO 2 10 3 . . . 970 2 50 1. . .WO 2 75
4. . . . 902 210 1. . .1110 250 1..1070 3 M
9. . . . 19G 2 10
HEIPERS.
4 . . . 710 2 G5 3. . . . 710 410 3..1023 435
8 . . . S5J 3 CO
DULLS.
1. . . 12"0 200 1. . . 1100 220 1..1290 230
1. . . 1240 2 10 1..1HO 2 23
CALVES.
2. . . . Ill 350 1. . . . HO 550 1. . . . 210 5M
17. . . ICTi 5 23 3. . . . ISO 5 00
STOCKERS AND TEEDERS.
3 . . 5S1 275 11. . . Ml 330 8..1027 345
8 . . . 71C 3 00
WESTERNS.
50 stecra 1137 4 15
Slnndaid Cattle Company.
SC steers nnd hclfeis , corn fed 11S3 4 50
IKXIS With enl > nine flesh loads of Imga In
the ) nrds there wcie not enough here to miUc a
market Ihe p tellers did not pcein to think
that there were enough hogs heie to bother with
and the most of tlie bueis did not attempt lode
do an ) thing The spiiulnlors bought n few
loads , which went quitea was toward cleaning
up the supply The pi Ices pild did not s-hnw.
any mileiia ) change from Saturdays market
Representative rales :
No. Av fan Pr. No Av. Sh Pr.
4 305 . . .1130 4 2SO 80 | l 4)
87 . . . . 187 fcO 4 JO 70 22. ) 240 4 40
1 . . . 200 . . . 4 30 41 2-)7 210 I 42'fc '
3 193 . . . 4 M 79 211 SO 4 43
2 3(15 ( . . 4 40 C7 14 120 4 45
4' ! . . . . 201 SO 4 40 22 2S4 . . . 4 50
3 325 . . . 4 40 3 SCO . . . 4 DO
SKIPS AND CULLS.
170 . . . 2 25
PIGS.
112 . . . 32-i J ' 8 123 . . . 3 SO
. 100 . . . 3 25 9 . . . 1JC . . . 3 70
fellEEP The tmrket was lower HMiln tola )
us n n suit of the decline 'In eastern markets
The few sheep here met with lead ) sale , but
Hie lower tian last weefT TTi\r \ to choice natives
are quotable at )2 ) 75 ? 3,10air to good west
erns at ti Wci73 00 , ccmmtn and stock sheep II 71
f50 , good to choice 4.1 to 100-lb lambs , 13 754T
" > 2o Representative rales :
No - - Wt. Pi
912 western \\cllior8. . . . . . . . . . . 100 } 2 50
CHICAGO I.IV.C Vl'OCIv.
llcttir Urnilcs of . .VII Lines U'cro llolil
1 Irnil } Yrstrrilny.
CHICAGO , June 24 Cattle1 receipts totHy were
estlmnUd nt 13 , O head , nrijnst only 10 748 head
a vvetk ago , nnd bujcrji .held back cirl ) In the
da ) . Ihe better grade * were held mini ) , how
ever , nnd such Miles a % we're made showed no
change In prices Toward noon weakness was
developed In cattle Hint iv lnot l < adiii&e-d to the-
wants of buirs , nnd price-H for such were from
"c to lOo lower. Pales 'wer'e on n basin : of from
1375 to ! G for common tut vtrie.ll ) choice- native
Hteeru , enl ) a few going under SI. while tales
were JHixel ) at from 14 fO to $3 GO butchers' and
eannorn. ' stulf sold moderately nt steady pi Ices ,
cows and helteii * gelling nt from | 1 50 to | 4 CO ,
for Inferior to extra , laigel ) at from IJ
to tt y Hulls sold at from j : 25 to 1350
nnd veal calves were agnln In fair demand at
from 13 to 1C per 100 IbB The Btocki-r and fetder
trade was slow at last week's pilccH , common to
cholee bflng held at from 12 50 to 14 K Texns
e.ittle receipts were l.DOD head , and trade wns
fairly nctlve nt last weeks prices.
Ab&ut rS.OW hogs were received , as ngnln t
13,124 lust Monda ) , and enough were left over
from Siiturdi ) to Incrcnse the offeilnps to more
than 30 OCO hend There was H good demand
buer starting ( n earl ) , nnd prices were strong
to f higher IKT ICO ll > , the gienlcr part of the
offerings finding purchaser lleav ) hogs sold at
from 1140 to 148' , coninun lo choice mlM.il nt
from 1440 to II G3 , and light vvelghtB nt from
II 35 to 14 C5 bales were large ! ) at from II C5 to
1480 for heavy , and nt from 1150 to II GS for
light. Scalpers purchased n good man ) lots of
mixed hots , and as the market beuune weiikei
aftei the enily llrmnesa the ) weic In numerous
Instances unable to sell exeept at losses.
Slicep were stead ) for all kinds whilejearllngs
were.- from lOc to IDc ne-r 1(0 Ibs hlglier. and
spring lainbu were called nt from 15c to 25c
higher Sheep were quoted at from 12 to | 4 , with
few choice i noui.h to sell over J3 60 the offerings
consisting largely of Texnns and common to me- ,
ilium natlvei. nnd westerns Spilng lambs fold
at fiom 13 DO ti > fC for poor to choice , and the
best sold 1n n lively manner
lle-celpts : Cattle , 13,000 head , calves , 500 head ,
hogs , 2 , leM he-ad , eheep , 1J.OOJ head.
New Yeirt l.lvo MKO'C Murket.
NEW T ORIC , June 24 HUEVES Receipts two
itajH 4,700 he-nil , on tale 97 cms , slow , opened
10W15olowir , closed 2do off , nallve nteciH , poor to
good 14 JMiSSo , Infeilor Tesans , II , po.ir to prime
stltlers , 14 3rfir.fi.- > , stags and oxen , J3 47' " . < jl CO ,
dry cows , 11 SOfaS Oil. European cables quote
American steers at 12SUC , dressed weights , re
frigerator beef at S'HdO'ic.
CALVES Receipts , twodis , 40Whead , active ,
veala , lOo higher , buttermilk calves , llrm , 13 J5fi >
4 O )
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts , two dnjs , 1C-
471 hend , on sale , 4 109 head , sheep , Blow , best
griedes steudy , e/Jiers weak , lambH , nctlve and
a lltllu flrmer fi prlminnd choice , about 3,000
heaxl uiihold at clo > > e , mainly sheep.
lC nnn i I } LITU Mock ,
KANSAS riTY , June 24.-CATTLE Recelplp
7 10) hend. shipments , CCO head Maiket stcndy
for IK-SI , olhers weak , Texas steers , J3 OOifI SO ,
Texas cows , I21M1390 , l > ef steers. 13 S.K(5 ! ( DO.
native cows. 120MJT'5 ' , stockers nnd feeders , 12 2.1
fill 21 ; bulls , | iOOS2CO
1IOOS Recelptu , Z.J'X ' ) head , shipments , oOC
head Market Rtrong to 6e higher , bulk of siles
14 oOfTI DO. heavies. | 44MI70 , piukers. II 'OWI iO
mixed Jl EOJJ4 CO. lights | 4 10SI35 , Yorkers ,
$4i i43S , pigs , 13 85)4 25.
SHEEP Ritiipts , 4.3W held. Bhlpments , COC
hi-ad Market steady to lOc higher.
St. I.OUCH l.lvu Moe U .Vlnrlict.
ST. LOUIS , June -CATTLE Receipts , 3 50-1
lead , shipments , 900 hfnd : market a shade off.
quality not ordinary : native dressed twef and
shipping steer * 14 ilff.l 40 , light steers , * 3 toil
425 eows , 12.508310 , f d Texas steers II50M1
4 CO grass steers W7 : 30 , cows , 12504(325
HOaS Receliits. 1 Vl head. shlpmtntH , 2 200
head mii'k'-t 5- higher : h"avj , II u ) 4 70. packers -
ers $4 3.1fT4 CO , light , I4.5 4il 50.
SlIEEP-Recelpts , 3,200 head , shlnmenls , 2 )
head , market quiet , natlv s. U Wfi if. lambs.
14350540 , bOUlhwest slifsnone , ottered.
Mock 'in ' Night.
Record of receipts alkthe four principal mar
kets for Monda ) , Juno 2-1 , ' 1S95.Cattle.
Cattle. Hogs faheep
South Omaha r..r. 790 r 94 :
Totals . . , . = I.3M 33 ° : *
St. LnnU
ST. LOVIS. June -WlIKAT-Wlth henvv
rain In the northwest , a falling off In llusslar
shipments nnd an uptiJrft'rn domestic markets o
stronger tone prevalleil locally , though tlie mar
ket was very nenouiM tuilettled and Irregular
The highest rntra v\en lni malntalneil , Ixit nl
the clribe July was OCjifi'l ' f-epteml > er * * ? " .
arKive ) isti-rday : No 2 led. cash. 7J'Ac aski-d
July. 7.72c nske.1. Sn > 'J'4lU'r' ' 70S 70'5c '
COIIN A contlnuatlMn Jitf favorable weathei
and pritfnises of goexl efops were depressing , bul
a stremBer tone wo * cn-atetl on hwivy expori
sales nnd ft decree e In the visible supply , tin
market closing llrm ; No. S mixed , cusli , 41'Jc
July , 43'Jo asked , September , 45Hc ,
OATS l tun * unsettled , opening fli-m nnd fell
Ing "to higher , but ilvcllnnl c on llquldatlm
sales and rolllert later , closing 'ic-aUne Satur
day , hjiot. dull and eos ) : No 2 cash , 26c bid
Jul ) , 25c Ud , Be-ptember , 2l ? c bid
KYK-Dull. but firm : prime , CSo this side.
CXJltN M13AI$32Mi33' ' ) .
1IHAN > : * avkeil. a t track.
HAY Dull , with no Improvement : timothy
$ liUOjl300 coat tide ; prairie , sti-iuly , $11.004/115
this side.
KOtlS 9fi9H'1- .
WIIIHKY Kaiy ; $1 24.
RI'KUTUll Dull ; held nt $3 $ 47'J , but no bu l
ness reMrtiil. |
I'JIOVISIONS I'ork. standard me * . $12 IIV4
L.inl. prime itenm. $0 25 ; cholci > . $6 4) . llacon
l > ue < l shjiild < r > . $650. longs. ! 6SJ'i ; rllm $7
Bhorts , $7Vi. . Dry Mlt meats. Ixixrn ( boulders
t . .12HcnKf. \ . 6I7'i ; ribs , $1110 ; shorts , 16 75.
UUCCI ITS- Flour , ! ( " bbli.j wheat , 9,000 Lu ,
oem fi 0"0 Im. , oata , H , ( > bu.
SHII'MnNTH Hour , 6 , i > ) tbli. ; wheat , 1J.OO
bu , corn , 1C.OUO bu. ; oala. 5.000 bu.
llullluiore Umln JlurkeH.
DALTIMOtli : . June 24 FLOUIl Dull s wf Ur
lupcr , J2.7Ki2.VOi vreitcrn utra. ( KO&3.CO ; well
ern family , $3.750 15 , winter wheat patcnt ,
$4 Kflt 40 ; spring patent * . $4 2504 (0) ) rprlnc
wheat trntKht . $4 OOQ4.K , receipts , 7.070 bbl * . ;
shipments , 17.3M bills
\\HKAT-WMk ; spot and month , 70fl70'4e |
July , TOVifiTO'ic. Aimust , 71C7IWC. Pfplemt-or ,
71'i 72'4e , Blramer , No. > red. 6iC67 | c , slock ,
4CI,4t'G ' Im ; mien , 145,000 bu. ; southern wheat , by
sample , 70ft72c , southern wheat , on grade , ftlUtt
71 He.
lXltN-Stendyi spot , month xnd July , Sl'iO
Bl\c , August , 5l\a52e , September , Siasz c ,
nteamcr mixed , MUc bid ; receipts. 9,409 bu.j
Rhlpmentn. 12,817 bu. ; stock , 332,370 bu. , tales ,
38tM > bu ; sixithcm while corn , (2 < tC , touthern
> ellow , f.2'40M'4c.
OATH Kasler : No 2 white western , 30Hfl37c :
No. 3 mixed , 33Ho bid ; receipts , S.C27 bu.j stock ,
111,732 liu.
ItYC-yulct ; No. 2 , 000620 ! stock. C.879 bu.
The rnrnlture Tnidc ,
Tlit-rc arc fc people nho reall ) know the m B-
nltude of the furniture Industty of the elty of
Omaha , says tlie Commercial llxhlblt A visit
to the furniture factoiles nnd jobbers' warehouses
will reveal nn Inlustr ) to the careful obierver
of such vast proportions that It will dispel ull
quesllons and gl\e credence to the belief that
Omaha Is nail ) a furniture center , The terri
tory which Is natural ! ) tilbutar ) to Omaha Is
ixtenslvc. In fact the ttade is only hounded on
the we t by the gre-at Tactile , and a liberal share
comes to us from tlie southwest , as well as from
some of our neighboring stales of the east and
noithwest The real state of the fiunllurc busi
ness dutlng this scamn han not been as nctlvc
as It has in former limes , from the fact that
anything above a medium priced bed room or
parlor suite Is classed among the luxuries , nnd
the trade suffers while the people are economiz
ing. Hud all the furniture pe iplo embarked In
the manufacturing of the latest necessity , the
bccle , HIP demand for tills neeexilt ) might have
been supplied nnd the promoters cnjujlng u more
hieintlve business.
The effect of the bountiful rains throughout
the country has been to give dealers In the coun-
tiy more conlldence than the ) possessed a month
ago , and they have placed their orders with
greater freedom The commercliil ngenelis rei > ort
a dirt net linpro cment In the general tridcindl -
tlons , nnd there Is some , apparent evidence of this
fact In the ndxance of price of many comm 'ill-
ties , some of which enter Into the conMriietlon
of furniture. Hut colleetlons arc not repotted as
good ns they should be. and the mone ) market
has shown stringent ? ) In the furniture- line ns
well us In nit other lines
The complaint Is quite general tint prices me
uncomforlaiil ) near the cost of pioduellon , and al
though mueh less fuinlturc Is btlng made than
was the ease two ) i irs ago It Is eertiiln that
more of It Is IH-IIHT mndi- than can be comfort
ably and readll ) absorbed and that rctalleis and
manufticttiifrs alike are foiclng pilces and forc
ing them down stciidll ) In the efforts to foice
trade. Just where the remedy Is to be found
outside of market Increase in demand no one
seems prep ired to pa ) lloweier. the slmip ad
vance In the cost of nnn > miterlals entoilng
Into ( he making of furniture will very soon In
volve nn advance In the price on newer goods ,
and the new lines are likely to he slgnlllcnnt
quite us miieli for the teadjiisted price an for
new stIes A good man ) in mufactun rs have
been cleaning out theli old goods In anticipation
of the better prlei s which must be demanded for
the new goods , and In the hoiiw that the upward
turn In prices would be ushered In with the
opening of the fall ttade.
I rulr Crops ,
This ) ear's crop ef applis , peaches and fruit
genital ! ) will be mueh alnj\e theaverage. . In
nnn > sections the outlook now Is us good us It
could lie for n full crop Thi- fruit Is sulllclcntly
maluicd lo be practical ! ) bejond all danger , ex-
rhapa , from violent wind storms
'Ihe condition of apple In Mlsumil Is placed
. . . the American Agriculturist ut 1'2 ' In n pos lble
100 This Is c-rtalnl ) n good rcpoit. Tlie 100
lepresenls nn Idial clop , prnctlcall ) perfection
The only state that will havesueli a crop this
) ear , pio\ldi-d all conditions continue up to the
peifectlon mink , Is Oregon Next to Oregon
come Texas and Callfmnla , wllh n percenlnge of
95 , nnd then Missouri Arkansas and Tennessee
with 92 Kenttick ) , Washington nnd West Vir
ginia nre ciedlted ieh with an average of 90
u ml Illinois , Indiana , Kinisns and Nebraska have
83 or more. Ohio nnd Iowa arc only n little be
hind , and n do en oilier slates will have a fair
crop of apples
The outlook for peaches Is not so near per
fection , but It Is better Ihnn It has been near
the end of June In many ) eirs Washington
Inds , the condition of her pi ich crop being
wllliln 5 points of perfection Tennessee has a.
percentage of SO while- Texas and Oregon arc
but 2 points behind Missouri comes nixt with
California each being tiedlled with an average
percentage of Si , and then follows Arkansas
with 84 Every erne of these states will have an
enormous penih crop
Kunsis , Iowa nnd Nebri ka have excellent
prospect * " also , nnd ns much mav be said for
p\eral other smtes The nveiage for Illinois Is
only CO but that Is because , of damage to the
eiop 111 the iDtthein portion of the stateS mth-
ein Illinois will hintn line crop , nnd a fair
avenge will also be made In the central portion
of the slate.
toffi-et Murker.
NEW YORK. Juno -COPPEE-Optlons
opined dull at unchanged prlees On the call 500
bags were sold Tor thenst of the set-slon no
business wiia done Cloi-od dull at unchanged
prlcm. sales. 500 bags , Including DecemUr , at
1113) Spot coffee , Rio dull , cast , nominal , No 7 ,
115 V ) , mild , quiet , Coidova II" 21019 00 , E lies
* ) bags Maiaealbo. p t. Win chouse di liveries
fn.m New Yoik ) eslerda > I MO bagf , New
York stock today , 213.450 bags. United Plates
-stock , OOS.131 bags , all it for the Unlled Plates ,
SSI WO twigs , total v lull lo Kiipplv for the 1'nllrd
States. C2 . ' 13 brigs ogilnst 2 < H S7G bags list ) eni
SANTOS June 21 Dull good averageSintos ,
110 , nominal , receipts. G 000 bigs. Btoek , IfttM )
Kigs ricelpts dur'ng the week , J9 000 bags , ship-
mintH to the United Mntei 12,0"JO " bags
IIAMIiURO , June. Jl Quiet , " 4 pfB. ndvnnce ,
satin , 3,000 bags. . .
RIO , June 24-Weak , No 7 Rio , I1G 30 ex
change , S'trt , receipts , 8000 lings , cleared for the
United Stntes. none , denied for Europe , none ,
stt > ck. 122.mii ) Ings \\ceklv report : "Weak , ex-
chnngo ntnnihiiil 116 3) , e\clnnge , 8V1. receipts ,
dining week 4001)0 linen , shipments to the United
States , 53,000 bags , sli > ek 122000 l s
HAVRE , lune . ' 4 COPrEi : Opened steady. ' , ,1
higher , at 12 m quiet , unchanged to ' 4f lowei
at 3 p m , quiet ' 4f lower , closed flat , ' 4f net
advance ! sales , C OOP baisa.
< nttini MnrUet.
NEW ORLEANS. June -COTTON rulures ,
quilt , nale-H , G.1700 bile * , June. } G' . ' bid , July
( GMftGDV August , JGCIflGGl , Si pte-lnbei , | 6 54 e ?
B 11 October , Jfi' Uii > r > 5. NoNembei 18 HffO M ,
December , | C57C5s ) , Jnnuar ) ! 6 t2iT6 C3 , Kebiu-
iu > , 5CG75ICC9 Mirch , } G72C74. middling
G IJ-lCc , low middling , C 6-16P , goad ordinary.
G'.i' , net nnd grofs neilpts , 3t"S bales , sales , 100
bales , stock. 124,077 bnles.
NEW YORK , June 24 COTTON-Qiilet mid
dling , 7 1-lGe , net receipts , none gross receipts
10 Inlis , o\-ort | to Tianee D8 Inles. to the e-on-
tlnent , 1,049 bales forwarded , 10 bales , salex , 413
balls , nil spinners , stoik , 211 418 bales
hT. LOt'IS , June 21 CO n ON Quiet , 1-lCc
lower , middling. C\c. sales. 7J7 biles , receipts.
221 bales , thlpments , 10) Inles , stock , 24CGI bales
\\ool M rkor.
ST LOl'IS , June 21 "U OOL-Comblnfr , strong ,
olhira llrm , Missouri , Illinois , elc , combings
15'4c comt Ing and clothing , Ilvifil5c , coarse and
braided. 14 > < f15c. | meillum clothing , 14'ic , llgfit
flm > lie , heavy llmS'vi9c ? , Kansas nnd Ne
bniska meillum , llfflSc , light line , 7 8c , hn\ )
line5iGc , Ti-\ns nnd Arkansns , Indian territory ,
etc , full nnd uprlnir meilluni , 121J13C , conrxe nnd
low. SClOc , light lino. 9O10C , henv > line S59o. |
Dakota , Womlng. Utah , etc. , medium 912c
coarno and law , 7fSo | , light line , 7fi > e heav >
I'le SfTGc , tub washid choice , 200 , medium , 178
18o , coarse and low , 13I5c.
Oil .Miirk f.
CHARLESTON , June 21. TURPENTINE 2Cc
bid
rirm , $1 15
\\ILM1NG1ON , June 24 ROSIN Firm
strained $1 15. good. $1 20
SPIRITS rirm. 2o82.c. (
TAR-rirm. $1 20
Tt'ItrnNTINU-Qulct , hard , $1 20 ; soft. $1 SO
\ Iririn i ° ' " >
LONDON. June -LINSKHD OIL 21s.
Pi nrln .MHrkrts.
PEORIA , June 21 CORN Dull nnd lower ; No
, 2 , 4Sc , No 3 47'ic '
OAlS-Dull and lower : No. 2 while , 2SV.W
29e. No 2 while 21i4fl2'l4c.
RYE Dull and nominal
WHISKY rirm , llnlshed goods , on the basis
of II 24 for high wlnex
RECEIPTS Wheat , none ; corn. 33,803 bu , oats
C9."PO bu. r > o. none , barley , 700 bu
SHIPMENTS \Vhent , COO bu ; corn , 1,950 bu .
oats , C.DuO bu. ; re. none ; barley , none.
Iscivr York Drr U'inils llnrUet.
NEW YORK , June 21 Ilekldes a fairly good
quota of eiders from salesmen on the road , con *
Hlderable bus ness icsulted fiom the many In
quiries on the part of new buem , of whom a
good number were on the market Ilruwn and
bleached cottons colored goods , printed fabrlis
cotton flannels and diimestlcn lecelved the greiter
share of intention nnd for future rcferenee the
memorandum made exceeded the engigementa
completed Printed cloths quiet and vcr ) stead )
at 2 13-1CC.
MiKHr Miirki't.
NEW YORK. June -SUOAR-Rnw. . moder
ately actlxe , fair rellnlng , 2c , centrlfugHl , 91
test , 3 5-lCo , retlned , qule * . No. 6 , 484 3-lCc , No
7 , 3 15-1G&4C. No 10 3H l3 15-lCc , No 11. 3 11-11
fl3'.c , No U , 39-lG1ile , No 13. S\c , oft A , I 1-11
W4\c , mold A , 4 11-1MJ4-.C. stnndinl A , 4 5-Ki
4'4c , confectioners' 4 5-ltJI'4c ' , cut loaf , 5 1 ICft
5'ic ' , ciushe- l 51-inff"i ; powdered. 4v4/4 15-lCo
granul ited , 4 7-lCo , culis , 4 ll-lG&4Tic ,
AlUvv.iiikiui i.rnlu Miirknts.
MILWAUKEE , June 24 WHEAT Irregular
No 2 spring , 7Ic. No. 1 northern , 7G'Sc ' , Jul )
71'4c
tORN-Qnlet. No 2 , 41'Jc ,
OATS Lower , No 2 while , Mftc ; No 3 , SOVJc.
IIARLEY Nominal , No. 2 , We ; sample , or
Hack , ,
IIYU Weak , No. 1 , Clc.
Allnnenpoll * \ \ hem Mm-kpt.
MINNIIAPOI.IS. June -\VH13AT-rirm
June71'ic ; July , 71Vic ; Septemttr , t9Uc o
track. No. 1 hard. 72c , No 2 northern , 70'c '
riour. lirst patents. $ TOf4 40 , second patents
$3.-70 < { 4 25 , tint ek-.TT , $3 554(3.15.
Mullilo supply < if Oriiln.
NRVV YORK Tune Jl The vlf'Me fuppl ) o
grain Saturday , June 22 , as complleil bj the Ncv
wU 1'iixiun. exchange. Is an f Hows. Wheat
Children Cryfo
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfo
00 Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfo
Pitcher's Castoria.
6,28,000 bu : decrtaif , l.OJ.CXM bu ! corn , ( W
u j decrrnse. I,5ssuo0 bu . outs , 7.37J 000 bu , de.
rcnse , CS3.000 bu . r > . 137,000 bu. , Increase , JO.CeVJ
u.i barley , 130,000 bu ; Incrrste , 13,000 bu.
KlRln Duller
KLC1IN , III. Jun 24 ' '
, * -RL'TTER-l'Irm , offer-
ngs , S7.7KO Ibs. ; sales , 42,004 Ibs. at 174v ; 10 W )
bs. at 17Kc. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
'J'rl co Wlioit Ijitotittlnnf.
PAN TRANCISCO. June 24.-WHEAT-Qulet
nd steady ) December , 11.01.
rinnncltt hotel.
nOSTON , June 24.-CleailnKS , (12.S23C41 : bat-
uce-4 , fl.C3Q.CSl.
nALTIMORIJ , June Jl.-Clcarlnpj. 12,202,155 ;
nlnnces , IC3,34C.
NEW YORK. June 24-Clearlnss , ? 2,992,97 J
ilnncee , I7.757.CI2.
PIIILADELPIUA , June 24-Clearliiirs. 18,615 , ,
< K > , balances , 11,694,027.
ST. LOUIS. Juno tl. Clearings. (4,191.623. tml-
IICIK , | C73.4 I Money , 6JJ6 per cent. New York
xchangc , 7to pretnluin.
WASIIINUTO.V. June -Texln > 's statement of
in condition uf thn treasury shows : Available
iisli balance , | 153,4W,8J7 , gold reserve , 199,617-
CIIICAtIO , 7unei 21. Clcnilngs , I3 353 000
loney easy , 4C5 pel c it for call loans and 5 G
er eent for commercial pnper New \ork ox-
' 9.K ? . . 7 ; ' . ° . premium , btcrllnp , jKistcd rates ,
SD'J.
I nrrlgn nniiiichil Affairs.
HEIILIN , June tl ExelnnKC on London , clsht
% J sight , 20 mark * 12 pftc.
I'AIUH , Juno ! l Tliree per cent rentes lOlf lOc
> r the nceount Exchniise on I/ondon , 2if We for
liecKB.
LONDON , June 21 Oold Is quoted todav at
Helios A > > rcs nt 241 ; Madrid , 14 GO. Llxlon 2S 50
" t. I'etersb , 50 , AlhenH , 77 , Rome , 10147'4 ' ,
"lennn , 103
_
llli : ltiVLTY : .HVRKP.T
NSTUUJICNTS placed on record Juno 24 ,
1S95 :
WARRANTY DEEDS
rederlck Mnusj to Nicholas Pornncker , lotn
C and 6 block 1. lotc 18 , 19 and SO , block
2 , L P llammomrH add . . . t 1.000
licked CtKidy and Ifu to V E Condy , n
' lot 4S , MoPntee's subdlv . 1
E Dickwm to Jt w Dlckson. lot 19 , block
S Haimnm Plnco . . . . 4.0M
I H Wlnkvlmin to II E WlnKelmnn , lots
7 , 8 nnd 9. KliiK's add . . . . 3Ce
ohn Carnej and wife to Trunk Mevcrs , lot
5 , block "E , " S mnderi K. ll's add . 1.000
DEED
peclal master to i : II Ilarnnrd , lots C , 7
nnd 8 , block 10 , Waterloo . 800
Tola ! amount of transfers . JlC.OOl
Licenses ,
The following marriage licenses were Is-
ucd yesterday by the county judge :
v'anic and Address , Ago.
W. Knlso , Mlllard . 32
rilllo Peters , Mlllnrd . 20
lenry Hcrbctt , South Omnhn . . ! i *
Chrlatlnu Scluiltz , South Omaha . 42
nines Novak , Omnha . 22
Anna Jin dm , Omaha . 18
SI u 11 Curriers Simpondoil for > ! IMT Work.
COLUMBUS , 0. , Juno 24. Twenty-two
nail carriers here have been suspended from
vo tot thirty days by orders from Washlng-
on , the result of a private watch affording
vldcnce of blow work on runs by
arrlers.
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN
Miseries.
BRADFIELD'SMiseries.
ACTS AS A SPECIFIC
Djf Arousing to Hoallhj Action all her Organs.
It Ciiuic * Health to IIloom , anilloy to
ItelKii TliioiiKliout the inttio I i lime.
IT NEVER FAILS TO REGULATE ,
"My wife nan been unde r treatment u ( lending pliy-
clclanft three yiar * . withuiit tietuDt After ti'lng
till ee bottles of IWitlFIHns ItntIK lit Ml 10K chu
can do her own cooking , niUkltiif and nn lilnir
N.H 1IH1 AN , lltiul , 11.1.11 , AU
mUUFII.M > ItFOULATOIt CO. , AIMMM , ( U.
OT Bold by di UKglits at II00 per bottle.
FOR. A.
Weak Constitution
TAKIS
It is not only n MEDECINC It Ms also
I-'OOD. It will BUILD > ou up with marvel
ous rapidity , tjlvo jou n fine , fctronii coiiHtl-
tutlon and perfect health Who will ucnr
the Ills of life when such a remedy Is of
fered to drive them avvnj ?
Price only $2.00 per Hottle.
Three Hottics for $5.00.
Every dose , measured by results , Is
worth more than vvc ask for three bottles.
Ask jour druggist for It.
Manuficttired only by
BLACK TONIC MED. CO. ,
ST. LOUIS , MO.
.
,
onetaryorTen
Itlarytirplillla permanently cured In 16 to
)35days. ) You can bo treated at homo foi
Itho same prlco under same Guaranty. It
/youpreferto / como bera we win contract
to pay railroad faro nnd hotel bill * , and no
cbircc , If no f all to cure. If you Imvo taken mer
cury , lodldo iicitush. and ftlll bare nclio nnd
pains. niucousl'atchi > H In mouth , SorcThrout ,
1'luipleK , Copper C'oloroel Spots , Ulrora on
inrpartof the bodr , llulrorKyrhrovv * riiUInc
out , It Is t hie Syphilitic ItLOOU I'OIMN tlmt
woLjuaranteo to cure Wo solicit the mont ouitl-
ciaio CIIKCS and cliallcnco the world for a
caiio vverannotciirc. Mlil dl-naso hni Mirnra
tiallloil tl.o skill of the iniiate'iiilneiitphyfll-
clnnH. S50nOOO ctplul behind our uncondi
tional KilsrHOtr. Aliioluto proofn sent sealed on
appllCHtlon. Address COOK ItliVII'.DY CO. ,
801 ' 1'oiunle. CW1CAUO ,
DUFFY'S
Pure Mali Whiskey.
All Druggists-
"CUP1DENE"
Cures the effects of
Eelf-abuEC , excesses
omissions , Impotenty
varlcocelc anel conntl-
Catlon. One iloIUr a
ox , six for 15 I'oi
t-alP by THi : GOOD
MAN DRUG CO , anel
KUHN & CO
OR.
MCCREW
IB THE OMI.r
SPECIALIST
WHO TBIiTS ALL
PBIVATE D.SEASES
,
Wusknci * * nrtSecrel
Dlsurduisof
MEN ONLY
euro Ku
Itu jon uxperleroa.
I rears In Omaks.
Hook ITre
1 sMIi 4i Karnam Wts. ,
U11AI1A. HUH.
MA 11(11 ( N No mutter win' Uokkt on pec
1 HADNil ) ulatlun you limy have read sem
l5i . iliflNPli'ur our > - which Is NEW am
I.AI " ; '
1-Alf"l'COMPLETE ,
it clearly siplaln
margin trading and DEFINES ALL MARKET
EXPRESSIONS It's free nnd will teach you
something. ARDOOABT & CO. , 11 Traders
Uulldlnc. Chicago.
'
I
Tents sprang up as mushrooms
nnd In the nlglit they failed a way-
Ed tt Isvlth opposition to ono who
has been 21 years In bulMIng up
a reputation ( or honorable dmllng
and Hint today 1ms back of him
the only wholesale and retail mu
sic nnd urt store In the entire wist
ns well as the sweetest toned Pi
ano on earth tlio Klmtiall to soil
on easy najments.
A. HOSPE.Jr.
Mimic nnd Art.
IS 13 Uouel.m
PATRONIZE
E
By purchasing goods made at the followlns
Nebraska factorlcs.llf ) ou cannot nnd what
) ou want , communicate with the manufno-
turers as to what dealers handle their goods.
JIAdS.
BMIS OMAHA BAG CO.
Manufacturers of nil kinds of cotton nnd bur.
lap uafcB , cotton ( four racks and twlno a spec
ialty. CU-CK-dS H. llth St.
OMAHA BREWING ASSOCIATION.
Ca. ' load shipments made In our own refrigerator
rater cars. Blpe Hlbl > on. iillo Kiport , Vienna
Import , and Family Import , delivered to all
parts of city.
, il'JtC'/'S 7f.IKf.VO I'UiriHSH.
CONSOLIDATED COFFEE CO. ,
Coffee Roasters. Spice Grinders , Manufacturers
-rs Oeim.m '
Unking I'ondor and German Dry
Hop Yeast , 1414 and 1410 Harnoj-Bt. , Omaha. Neb
r.ic.
DRUHMOHD CAKRIAGE CO.
put rubber tires nnd ball bearing axles on their
o\\n make vehicles , nnd sell a top buggy for
teOOO besides Write them 16th and llarney.
FLOUlt.
S. F , OILMAN.
Manufacturer of Gold Medal riour.
c. C. Black , Manager. Omaha ,
OMAHA UPHOLSTERING CO.
Manufacturers of Parlor Purnltuic , Lounges ,
Dining Tables nnd Folding Ltcds. 2Slh ave.
liojd to Slialcr Sis.
CO.IL.
SOUTH OMAHA ICE AND COALCO.
Domestic nnd Steam Conl We have the best.
OJMce 1601 Farnam-st. Telephone' . Odlce 373 ,
> ard , 1TCO. J. A. Doe , General Manager.
INDUSTRIAL IRON WORKS.
Manufacturing nnd Repairing of ull Kinds ol
machinery , engines , pumps , elevators , prlntlnt
prcses , hangers , shafting and couplings 1(03
ind 1403 HowardOmaha. ! .
PHOENIX FOUNDRY C ) .
rirs Hjdrants , Water and das Plpes.speclalu ,
Boiler 1'ronts and I'ltllngs , fclreet r'y. cat
wheels Architectural Iron works. Ollce,307 ) 8 ,
iCth-st , Omaha.
PAXTON & VIERLIBG IRON WORKS.
Manufacturera of Arcliltertural Iron Work.
General 1'oundry , Machine and Blacksmith
\Soik Engineers and Contractors for rir
1'roof IlulldlngB OfTlce nnd works. U. P. lly.
and Bo. 17th street , Omaha.
vni : vis rs.
THE MERGER CHEMICAL COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of rluld Extracts , Kllxlra ,
Sjnip3 and Wines , compressed triturates hjpo-
dermlc tablets , pills and scientific medical nov
elties. Omaha.
L. G DOUP.
Manufacturer Mattresses , Spring Reds : Jobber
Peathers nnd Pillows , N , llth and Nicholas
Sts , Omaha.
IIMT/K.
MEDESSA MINERAL WATER CO , ,
209 So llth St. , Tel. 254. Medessa Mineral
Water Carbonated , unequalled. Plain for labl
use unsurpassed.
NK111T WATCH , flllK
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
The enl > perfect protection to property. Exam *
Ine It Ilest thing on earth. ) Reduces Insur
ance rates. 1301 Douglas-st.
r r HALL J'Ad
IUTZ-NEYINS CO.
Manufacturers of Men's and flojs' Clolhlnsr ,
Pants , Shirts and Overalls | 202 212 S 12th St.
TIIEOMWA PAPER BOX CO.
Manufacturers of all kinds of Paper Doxes.
Shelf Doxes , Sample Cases , Mailing tables , etc.
Wedding cake and fancy candy boxes , druggist
and jewelry boxes. 1,0310 Jones-Hi , Omaha.
ItlllltT I'AUTOUIKI.
, T CO ,
Exclutlvo custom shirt tailors.
1515 Parnam-it .Telephone 903.
10 to 20 % per Month
can be made b ) our method of operating In
GRAIN AND STOCKS Prorpectus giving full
Information of perfect ) stem mailed free. B n4
vour business only tj u financially rttponslbl *
hou&e , Look us up ,
HAMPIIliN P. THOMAS K CO. ,
Grain. Stock nnd llond llrokers.
IMS CIIHinlior ut , iiiiiiuorr , iIIIUAClO
F P. SMITH ( Tel. 1 > J8) ) B. U. 6TANPORD
F. P. SMITH & CO ,
GRAIN ana PROVISIONS
Room 4. N. Y. Life Hltln. , Oitmha.
llmnch ofllcts at Fremont and Columbus. All
orders placed on the thlcuito Hoard of Trad * ,
I Correspondents : Schwartz. Dupee & Co. . Chi-
caito ; Bchrelntr. Flack & Co . St. LouU. IM *
to First National Hank , Omaha.