0 TII33 OMAHA DAILY 1J13K ; , .WBDNKSDAY JUNE 2 , 18 ! > 7.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Traders in Chicago Get a Shock but Wheat
Makes a Gain.
TRANSFER OF A M1LION BUSHELS
Other MnrkptM Are I'lrm , lull Dull-
Corn IllMCN n SIlKht I'riu'tloii
4)n ( N 1'in'liiinneil
IUIIN
CHICAGO , Jun 22. Whent fold up n cent
very suddenly today , then an suddenly lost
most of It. A transfer of about l.OOO.COO ,
bu set traders on the edge for a while. At
the close July was selling ( it Wfc'&e ' advance.
Other markets were llrm and dull , corn clos
ing .1 shade hlKher ; oats unchanged and pro
visions unchanged tu 7Hc higher.
Wheat opened weak and dull. There were
no English cables nnd those from the conti
nent had nothing In them to senr the blood
ot the traders. There was some selling by
tiudcrs who have been apprehensive of the
result of yesterday's bnKotlng on the pro
posed amendment to the rules , and light ns
It was , served to depress prices for n time.
The wenlher In the south was rather wet for
the harvest and the possible effect on July
wheat of delay In the cutting of the new
crop began to Impress speculators and they
'wen- soon bidding boldly for next month's
delivery. July , .which closed yesterday nt
G Viifi.Sc , opened today at G'-'Kf/flT'fcc / , and In
less ihnn an hour 'had advanced to fi'J'/sC. It
became known during the advance that one
} i mine , long for a considerable time , had
trnnefcrrcil about 1WOCOO ( bu. of July to n
Him which Is known as an active cash
handler. This at llr.U was looked upon ns
cash business and scared the shorts Into ac
tivity. It was afterward given out that the
transaction was merely In the way of even
ing up and the excitement died down us
quickly as It had risen , the price sinking
to USu on the realizing which set In. Hccclpts
wore C cars , and 1.1.000 bu. withdrawn from
Btorc at Chicago. Minneapolis and Difluth
received SCI carloads against 820 the corre-
Miutidlng day of the year before. Kxports
'from ' the Atlantic seaboard were small , the
wheat and flour together amounting to only
JCO.fOO bu. Ilrndntreet'H did not receive any
figures on the change In Kuropenli nnd on
liasHigc stocks , so the world's visible was not
forthcoming , but the domestic stocks east of
the Kockles were given at a decrease of
2Mi1OCK ) bu. After the decline to GSc shorts
covered and there was a rally to GS',4c , where
It sold at the close.
Corn was easy at the opening with wheat
nnd the showers , which , though unfavor
able for wheat , were good for corn. Shorts
were disposed to cover and this sympathy
with the upturn In wheat caused the mar
ket to rule stronger. llecelpts were 7S7
earn. July opened vdc higher at 2l c und
closed at from 2l ; Jc to 24" c.
Oats were steady within lie range. Trail-
In ) ! was light and consisted principally of
changing from July to September. No feat
ures of interest developed , the steadiness
being through sympathy with corn , lle-
ctlpts amounted to 403 cars. Tlve vlsl-
ible supply decreased 71)7,000 ) bu. July
opi'iu-d unchanged ut 18c , Hold between
17Jc ( and ISc and IS'.lc , closing at ISc bid.
I'rovHons were strong , helped at the
opening by higher hog prices and latterly
by an all around demand with small of
ferings. A good advance was shown for a
time , but before the close realizing sales
bad cnuppil the market to react. At the
elope July pork WIIH unchanged at $7.40 ,
July lard form fie to "Vic higher at from
$3.7i ! to ? .1.77fc ! , and ribs 2 > , ic higher at $ l.3. > .
Ileoelpts , estimated for Wednesday :
Wheat , .1 cars ; corn. 4CO cars ; oats , 320
cury ; hogo , 37,000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Arllcli H. | Open. | 11 till. I Low. | Cloai. | VoHt'dy
\VllPBl-
Jiily. . . G7U 07U-HS
Sept. . . naji 044
Dec. . . UU ( it )
Corn-
Juno. . . 'J4V
July. . . .
Si'pt. . .
Oats
July. . . . 1R IfiU HJtrlB 1R IF !
Si-iit. . . . 17J6 17K 17M-18 17' *
Pork-
July. . . 7 40 7 4K 7 31 7 40 7 H7 ! *
Ei-pt. . . 7 fll ) 757K 715 7 47H 7 60
Lnnl
July. . . 3 77 3 77K 3 70
SI-PI. . . it K'JH y H7 * 3 H-2'4 3 85 3 SO
Eli'tUlb' .
July. . . 4 : )5 ) 4 MS 4 33 4 : ia
_ Sept. . t 10 4 45 4 40 4 41 } 4 40
"
No 2
Cash quotations were aa follows ;
FLO I'll Strady ; winter pitenn , 4.C4f4 4'- )
etralKhts , ( .00 < ] t.lO : nulng i-pechils , J4.4WU4.43 ;
vprlnt ; patents , J3.70iIH.lKi.
WIIH AT No. 2sirhiK | , WiiOl4o ; No. S uprlnu
Gblic ; No. 2 led , 734Ji7CVic.
COUN No. 2 , 24ii24T c.
OATH No. 2 , 18c ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. , 21'/0
S3c ; No. 3 white , f , o. b. , 20'48'2 ' } : ! ! c.
HYK No. 2. 3lc.
HAUI.UY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , t. o. b. , 32c ;
Mo. 4. 27i'2Sc.
KI.AXSICIiNo. : . 1. 75V'ff76' , < c.
TIMOTHY HHHO-l'rlmc , S2.70.
I'ltOVlSlONB-Mess pork , tier bbl. , J7.40fp7.45.
J.ard , jicr 100 Ibs. , $3.7203.73. Short ribs sides
OOOFC ) , $4.25(14.50 , Dry Failed shoulders ( boxed ) ,
J4.75ST3.00. Short clear sides ( boxed ) , $3.37'/iW
4.7G.
4.7G.WIIIfiKT
WIIIfiKT Dlitlllen' finished goods , per sal. ,
? 1.1'J.
Sl'OAU Cut loaf , $5.W ; cranulated , J4.97.
OntlioI'roJnse exuliauio today the biittor mar
ket wiw llnu : creninery. l'jai4Ko : dairy. Uul
Jile. t.tri-'B , llrm : frenh. 8" < e. Chwao. iiulet ; 7
liSSc. Livu poultry , ntcndy ; turkeyu , 0 > 7c :
chlckuiiH , 7 } e ; Hprluir , Kldlue : duckn , 7WSc.
NKW VOHIC < ; I-\IHAI.
.QuiitiitloiiN of the Inr on General
CoillllKHllllcM.
NK\V YOllK , June 22.-KLOUU-necelpt ,
19.3SO bbls. ; exports 7f > 2S hhlx. ; very quiet , tut
fnlrly steady ; winter patents , J4.40g4.75 ; winter
MrulKhtH. J4.DOff4.10 ; winter extras , J3.SOff3.CO.
Jlye flour , dull ; superfine , t2.10S2.30.
COUN MIIAIr-Dull ; yellow wcatern , 57c.
11 VM Steady ; No. 2 wtstein , SCVlc.
HAItl.KY-Qulet at S7yi2Sc.
11AIILIJY MAI.T-Dull ; western , 43O540.
WHKAT ItecelptH , 151,300 bu.j exports , 12S 815
bu. Spot , Heady ; opened ea > . > - on wet weather
advanced tharply on n scare of July shorts but
partially reai.t l under reallilns and closed > „ { }
"Ho net higher ; No. 2 red , June , clewed nt 75ici !
Beptnuher , C'J > i } 70VsC , closed ut "IM c.
COUN UeerlptK , 229,050 liu , ; exports , 3 > , SS2 bu ,
Spot , quiet ; No. 2 , ! 9c. Opened easier on favur-
uhle uealher netrallied with wlieat and
held xteiidy In nhn-iicr of ofTerlUKH ; clofed tin-
chaiiKed to > { , c net hltihcr ; June doted at.Hie ;
Beptemher , 30ifiKIc ! ; , cloi-ed at KHc.
OA'fS Itecelpts. 158.CW bu. Kpot , aulct ; No ,
! 22e. Options , dull and featureletH ; cloulng un.
HAY Dull ; shlpplnir , 10c ; good to choice. CO
O7IU- .
O7IUHOI'SSteady ; state , common to choice , Ik9 !
crop , 3 t4c ; UlHi crop , WiScj I'acllto coast , .
-n > p , Sie ; l-tii ( ( crop , effloe ,
HlllS I'lrm : ( lalvciMnn , 14c ; Ilurnos Ayres
dry. IkUtMiio ; Texas City , tie ; Oiillfnrnla , 16c. '
WJAT1I13H Firm ; hemlock cole , Iluenoti Ayre
IlKlit to heavy welBhts , ltif(20f. (
W K > 1 Steady ; domestic fleece , Ife23c ; pulled
'
lf.4l2c.
W'TTKIl-HecelptN , 18.1C3 pkcs. ; quiet ; went-
etn cnaiueiy , lliflSc ; Elslns , 15o ; factory , 7 < , ( ?
SOVSt'-
ClllllWI'Ileoelptii , 11 , (3D ( pkRs. ! steady ; ttate
lartif. SUItSKe : state pmall , 74WSc ! ; part eklnis.
4K'io ' | ; full rklnn , SWi3c.
ICKS llecelpts , 15C41 pltgi. ; tteady ; state nnd
I'tmxylvanla , lUtlfIZo ; weslfni , IQ iVllu
I'HOVISIONS lleef , uteady ; extra mesB , J7 son
J.OO. beef hams , J2i.MJfS5.00 ; pjcket , J8.00 9 CO '
Cut meats , firm ; pickled bellle * tHifiC ; c'
pickled i-houlderB , S'.jo ; pickled hanm , Sli'JHo
, steady ; \\estern steamed , $ J. ; ) ; reilned ,
linn. I 'oil ; , uteady ; mem , tS.25W'S75 ; short clear
Ili.W'fllO.M ; fnmtly. l'J.Z5 flO.OO. Tallow , steady !
illy. 3 l-lf 3V c ; country. S S-16 3\o.
OILS Cottonseed , llrm ; prime crude , lOc ; yel.
low. 23H i234c. IVIroleum , dull ; t'nlted ' , no mnr.
) < et , 1'ennrylvanla crude , tleady ; July , tee Iddi
fairs , ni'iic. ' llwlii , firm : fair to extra , 4HijOc ,
Turi > cntlm > , steady nt 2ii27Uc.
HICK-Sleudy.
MOl ArlHIW Quiet ; New Orleans , rpen kettle ,
poo'l to chtili-e , 22f2Sc. (
MKTAUS I'lK Iron , stradv ; Fouthern , J9 15 { ]
1050 ; norlht rn , JIO.OOfflJ.tO. CippT. steady , b on.
i-rs. JlI.tU : exchanKO. Jll.004Tll.l5. Lead , llrm
rxchanvr. l3.C".i3.(7H. | Spelter , iteudy at Jl ! .
U4.35.
rtc _ . , .
COfJCOo ;
TCI ! t > 5'i 41' . ) . l ttlnv , l f 1 , Ihlll.lrv
4'OHN Mciktt tte-dy. ( jul < t ; No. 2 mixed. ' c
OATS Maiket fairly active , et ady ; No. i
while. 2"ifi21c.
IlYK-No. J , 2S6290.
HAY Maikrt iiili't. | little chaiiEo ; rholci
tlinrlhy , ll.fWiftOO ; choice prairie. IG.DOftt 00.
Ili'TTI'II ilarktt Hi'p.ily ; crfumery , 10 ! UI2ic (
dnlry. MrlOc.
idlHMuiktt ; dull. Cc.
HKriSIITK Wlicut , 4k ( ) Ini.i corn , l.COO bu.
1,1.1 , t.U'i bu.
HIH'M'JNTK-Wlimt. ' 5,40abu. ; corn , IIWO bu.
( Mir 1.UQ I'll-
Ht , I , on In ( irniTiil MiirUrt.
f.r IlfH Jun n ri rit Dull and im
r > tr .rl pglmli II 4(441 ( M rxlru fancy , J4.I05J
IVt lunty IJ VH/1M ' h"lr JI.10i)3 20 ,
WI'fAT F"jr dull mul weak , cloilnir Ir
rm'tt ' ffMin l'w r for July and Beptember ,
wllti Aui u t Mjl.tr , iit > l , ( Ufi Mo. I r4 , c to ,
elevator , 7Sc n > ked ; truck , 7fH78c ; No. i hard ,
7f.c h.kwl , July. G ; < S)67Uc ; August ,
Feptunber , MSOttHc.
COIlN-Fuluiei , dull nnd nliout slfndy. Ppot ,
steady ; Nn. t cath , SJHfiJJc ; July , J2Hc ! Septcm-
r , 23 > 4BZ3tc.
OATS-1'nll ; firm for futures , wlth-tpot steady !
Vo. J cash. 17Uc ; July , 17HC bid ; Septeml > r. lc
dd.
IIAHMIY-Nomlnnl.
IXHIN MIA-JI fJ1 70.
HltAN Dull nnd linchnnced.
I.'I.AXSiKI ) Nomlnnl nt 72'4c. '
TIMOTHY SMKO-rrlm , J2.60flJ.CO.
HAY Dull , slow nnd unchanKCd.
lirTrnil-HlRher ; creamery , lOUSlMic ; dairy ,
Mtll'ic '
K(1S-Flrm ( nt 7'Je. '
fori.TUY 'hl kin * , idd hdis. steady ; sprlnes ,
firm nt fffjllo ; ducks , spring , sloxv at to ; Reese ,
spring , iiulet nt ( c.
\VHISKY--JI.19.
COTTON T1KSC. .
MKTAI.S--l.cml. nrm at $3,2003.221.4. Spelter ,
nominal at J40flfl4.05.
I'HOVIStONS I'ork. nrm ; standard mess. Job-
bine. J7.30fl8.00. I.ard , higher ; prime steam ,
i $3. > jM.M'4 ' : choice. $3.67',4. ' llncon ( boxed ) s-iout-
dere , $5.45 ; extra short clear , J5.35 ; rlb , $5.45 ;
shorts , J5.60. Dry rnlt meats ( boxed ) shoulders ,
J4.M ; extra short clear , Ji.SO ; ribs , JI.S5 ; shorts. ,
i
HEOKIl'TB Klour. .1,000 bid * . ; wheat , 0,000 bit. ]
corn , 16.000 hil. ; oats , 15.000 bu.
SIIII'MKNTB-Klour. 4,000 bids. ; wheat. 9.000
bu. ; corn , 14,000 bu. ; outs. 11,000 bu.
MAIUCI2TS.
OMAHA UUM'MIAI *
ConilKlon of Trnilo nml < l otntlon
un Stuple mul I'lincy Produce.
12(1(13 Hulk of sales , 7li'ic. '
HUTTHH-Common to fair. 7',4c ; choice to
fancy. 1032c ! ; separator creamery , 16c ; gath
ered creamery , 12e.
VKAICholce fat , SO to 1ZO Ibs. , quoted at
SOSc , large and coarse , 4iJ5c.
MVK rOt'I.THY-lIcns , fc ; cocks. 38 < c ;
( prlni ; chickens , per Ib. . IJJfHc ; ducks , "e.
1'IOKONS Live , 75iUiOc ! ; dead pit-eons not
u anted.
HAY-Uplnnd , J5.00 : midland. J4.50 ; lowland.
14.00 ; rye straw , J4.EO ; color makes the price on
hay ; llRht bales sell the best , only top grades
bring top prlees.
lillOOMOOtlN Krtremely slow sale ; new crop ,
delivered on track In country ; choice crecn s-elf-
workltiR carpet , per Ib. , 22 c ; choice green ,
runnlru ? to hurl , Ifl2'i.e. ' common , IVtc.
VIGKTAUL.IS. :
OIIKRN I > i\H-I'er V4-bu. basket. DOfiCOc
Pin I'l.ANT-I'cr Mi. , Uc.
CUCtrMIIMnS Per doz. , 50f40c.
TOMATOIJS I'cr 4-baskct orate , J1.C001.15.
HADIHUIW-I'er doz. . 10015c.
liKTTttCK I'er doz. , 10@20c.
WAX'IIEANS-tVr ' ,4-bu. box. 7Cc.
8TIUNC1 HI-IANS-I'er 4-l.u. box , Me.
I'AIISI.KY-l'er doz. , 20S25C.
ONIONH-I'er Ib. , 2c.
LIMA ItKANS-I'er Ib. , 3c.
IlKANS-Hnnd-plcked navy , per bu. , 11.10.
CAIIIIAnK-Oilirornla. ! c.
1-OTATOES-Ncw , per bu. , 90c.
FllUITS.
Al'IllrOTH-1'cr case , Jl.ir , ? 1.25.
CAMI'XDIINIA ClIiitIUUS I'er 10-lb. box ,
1.00.
HTltAWIlKIiniKS rnney , J2.00.
1IL.ACIC IIAKI'IIKHIIIUS '
1'cr 24-plnt case ,
1.23fi l.Si ,
HLAC'lvIlinuiK ? 1'er . .
24-qt. case , J2.00.
Al'I'MCS No chlpplnp stock.
HKI ) CttnitHNTS 1'cr 24-qt. case , J2.00ff2.23.
r.OOSHH3ItiMis-l ! > er 24-qt. case , $1.25.
SOUTHKHN l'KAC'HKS-1'er W-bii. , 7Ccff$1.00.
HUD UASI'IinuilIUS 1'er 24-plnt cases , J2.00.
TUOl'ICAL FUUITS.
OHANOKS Mediterranean sweets , $3.50 ; St.
Michaels , $4.00.
I.KMON.S Messlnus , $4.5Cff3.00 ; choice , Cixllfor.
ila , JI.25g4.CO.
HANANAH Choice large stock , per bunch ,
J2.00g2.25 ; medium-Meed bunches. J1.G002.00.
.
NUTS Almonds , Callioinla , per Ib. , large
Flze. 13c ; llrozlls , per Ib. , lee ; Enellsh walnuts ,
ier Ib. , fancy , soft shell , I2iTUc ; standards ,
04(1 ( lc ; filberts , per Ib. , U'c ' ; pecans , polished ,
argo , D@10o ; jumbo , 11012C ; large hickory nuts ,
1.25 per bu. ; cocoanutu , 4',4c each.
FIOS Imported fancy 4 crown , 20-lb. boxed ,
:2c : ; r > ciown. W-lb. boxes , 13Q14c.
HONEY Choice. 13@15c.
CiniCH-Clarlfled Juice , per half bbl , . J2.35 ; per
hMil. . J4.00ff4.25.
MAIT.E SYUt'P Flve-Ral. cans , eat.li. J2.25 ;
cut. cans , pure , per doz. , J12 ; half-gal , .cans ,
: C.25 ; quart cans. J,150.
FIIES1I MEATS.
DRESSED I1E12F CSood native steers , 400 to
X)0 ) Ibs. , 7c ; Rood forenuaitcrs , steers. 54c ! ; good
lilndquartcrs , 8',4c ; wettcin steers , nuc ; fancy
lielfers , C'.4c ; good heifers. 6c ; good foicquarlers
heifers , Cc ; good hlndiiuarters heifers , ic ; good
cows , Cc ; fair cows , S' c ; common cows , 5c
cow forequarters , 44c ! ; cow hlnduuurters. 7'/4c. '
HEEF CUTS Tenderloins , ISc ; boneless .strips ,
lOc ; strip loins , 8e ; rolls. On ; sirloin butts , 9c ;
Fhuulder clods , 5'.4c ; rump butts , ! > c ; steer
chucks , 4Uc ; coxv chucks , 4c ; boneless chucks ,
4V4C ; cow plates , 314c ; iiteer plates , 3ic ; flank
steak , 6c ; loins. No. 1. 14c ; lolus , No. 2. lie ;
loins. No. 3 , 9c ; No. 1 short loins , IGc ; No. 2
short loins , 13c ; No. 3 short loins , lie ; sirloin
cndH S010c : ribs. No. 1 , 12c ; ribs , No. 2 , 9c ;
ribs. No. 3. 7c ; steer rounds , 7c ; cow rounds ,
CV4c ; cow rounds , shank off , 7c : cow rounds ,
shank and rump off , 7',4c ; trimmingS',4c ; beef
shanks , ! V4e ; brains , per doz. , 25c , sweetbreads ,
I'er Ib. , lOc ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per Ib. . 40c ;
kidneys , per doss. , 35c ; ox tails , each. 2c ; livers ,
per Ib , , 2V4c ; hearts , per Ib. , IVic ; tongues , per
Ib. , 12o.
POHIf Dressed pgs. ! B'.iodressed hogs , Cc ;
tenderloins , lOc ; lolus , o' , e ; spare ribs , 3Hc ;
ham pniiEage , butts , So ; shoulders , rough , Cc ;
shoulders , skinned , 5Uc ; trimmings , 4'4c ; leaf
lard , not lendered , 6c : heads 'leaned. 3c ;
snout snd ears , 3c : backbones , 2c ; cligek meats ,
3c ; neck bones , 21e ; pigs' tails , 3c ; plucks ,
each. Cc ; chitterlings , DC ; hocks , 4c : hearts , per
doz. , 25c ; stomachs , tach , 3c ; tongues , each , 7c ;
kidneys , per doz. , lOc ; bialns , per cloz. , ISc ;
pigs' feet , per doz. , 30c ; livers , each , 3c.
HIDES. TALLOW. UTC.
HIDES No. 1 green hi-ics. lVc ; N. > . 2 green
hides , 4'.4c ; No. 1 green salted hides , C'/ic ; No. 2
green salfed hides , SVic ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 12
His. , "c ; No. 2 veal calf , 1 2to 15 Ibs , , 4c ; No 1
do1 flint hides. 9S10e ; No. 2 diy flint hides , SO
9c ; No. 1 dry salted hides. Sff9c ; part cured
hides , lie per Ib. less than fully cured.
SHEEP PELTS Ore n imltea. each. 2Jff < ; Oc ;
green salted , shearlings ( short woole.l eirly
skins ) , each. 15c ; dry shearlings ( short wooled
early eklns ) , No. 1 , each , DC ; dry flint , Kansas
nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , ac
tual weight , ( G5c ; dry nint , Kansas and Xe.
braska Murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 3 ? 4c ; dry flint Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4S3c : dry flint
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 3B4c : feet cut off. as It U usiless to
pay freight on 'hem
TALLOW AND GHEASE Tallow , No. 1 , 2 ic ;
tallow , No. 2 , 2c ; grease , white A , 3c ; urcase ,
white II , 2c : grease , yellow , 2c- grease , dark ,
lJc ; old butter , J@2' c : beeswux , prime , 15022c ;
rough tallow , lc ,
WOO L Unwashed , fine heavy , 67c ; One light.
ffC'Jc ; quarterblood , 10II2c. refdy , burry and
chafTy , 89c ; cotted and broken , coarse , 769e ;
cotteil and broken , nne. C@Se. Fleece washed ,
medium , 15iJ18c : fine , 1461CC- tub washed , 16 ®
ISc ; black , Sa ; bucks , Cc ; tag locks. 2@3c ; dead
pulled , 54 ] 6c.
HONES In carlots. weighed and delivered in
Chicago : Dry buffalo , per ton , JI2.OOQ14.oa ; dry
country , bleached , per ten , J10 00012.00 dry coun
try , damp and meaty , per ton , JC.002S.OO.
STOCKS AM ) IIO.VD3.
Int-reiiNc In TrlccM IN Still Mnliititliicil
iiVnll Stret-t.
NIJW YOUK. June 22. The stock market again
today gave .a demonstration of Its astonishing
rapacity for sustaining the Increase In prlce.i
with only temporary paiues mid trivial rcuo-
tlcnn , The maturing plan of Ihe committee of
directors of the Chicago & Northwestern for
refunding the bonds of the company so as to
ilTcct a saving which may be applied to the
stock has become the central object of Interest
In the market. The upward tendency of prices
\\hlch radiated from this stock ultimately per
meated the whole market , carrying even the
Industrial storks , some of whlcn had sagged
during the morning to a higher plane. North-
western's extreme rife was 3'i per cent , Omaha ,
an being nearest In relations to Northwestern ,
followed UK course with closest sympathy. Hut
the. Vanderbllt stocks wtre all strong In sym
pathy. I ike Shore made a new record price ,
Jumping 3i ! per cent to 175. This was doubt
less on exact Infoimallon of the benefits to
accrue to the stork from refunding bonds. Ihe
tlinu of the exchange of the old bonds for the
new 3Vj per cenm expiring tomonow. The Chicago
cage At St. Louis Mnck , on account of a clove
relation of tralllt- Intel efts with Lake Short1 ,
ultci show a niaiked advance. The first prc-
fcired was bid at 71. ugalimt CO bid yesterday.
The common stock gained IV * per cent nnd the
second preferred 2 per cent. Lackawanna galnei ]
3-j per cent to lf.0 nn n dellnltu announcement
that Ihe regular quarterly dividend will shortly
b declared. A striking feature of the marki-ft
course was the compuiatlvely unull transactions
on which prices iote. This wu . of courn' , mou
markedly true of the high-priced Investment
Block * , uery email supply uf which Is being
offered In the market. A quickened domaiul
materially murks up the price very sharply.
Hut Ihe volume of traniactlons as a whole
was not large and the dealings were lacklnc
In animation all day. Sugar nnd Chicago Cla ,
which uiually occupy to large a thare of ut.
tenllon , and norne other specialties were rathei
heavy and neglected all day. although thev
showed a rco > erlng tendency beforu the clime.
Southwestern railroads were strong on account
of the outlook for buslnesn In that Mellon , Con.
tinned good crop reporu sustained the market ,
particularly the granger * . The announcement ol
a J5 > n.OoO shipment of gold for Thursduy'i
steamer and Ihe probability that more will gc
did not relieve the alarm on Ihe subject , Tht
ei-K s exportation of general merchandise from
Nework amounted to J7Hi9teO ! , a decrease ol
. .1S,1.4 ( from lait week. Indicating1 one sourct
of strength In exchange. ( ialn of a point 01
ovft were uliawii by Tobacco , Hurllnglon , HI ,
1 mil , Omaha , Kuiiruehunna & Western preferred.
lJ nv r& Hlo Orande prcferied , Manhattan , Wi.
si/url Paclfk- . Minnesota Iron , Kansas & Texat
preferred and Northern Pacific preferred. In thi
cl. lng deallngu
Lake Erie & Western fell
a point and th preferred Jumped 2 points. Lac.
leJe Un loft l',4 per cent , but recovered It.
? * " " * * fe" ° ' 'olnt Ulul rccoverei1
Trading In railway mortgages was In consld.
trabto olunw and itoma etrlklng galni were
made In a ftwUuues , Imludlng Irfhlgh & Wllkes
barre " , which Improved 8H per cent. Th <
general ton * of the market was good and pur
chases were noted of the prominent Internationa ;
mortgage * for continental account. The aegre.
KKl mUi w r Jltwwo. O v rnmeau wen
The total pales of clocks today were 190.438
harps , Including : American Tobacco , 3,000 ;
American Sugar. 13,700 ; IlurlliiKton , 15.200 ; Chi-
CHBII lias , 11,400 ; Chesapeake & Ohio , C.300 ; Mis
souri 1'aclflc , 4 , MO. New York Central. 5,800 ;
Vorthwestcin , 14,500 ; Onmhu , 9,100 ; IteadlliK , 31-
WO ; llock Ixlnnd , 7 , MO ; St. Paul , 2.1,5iK > ; Tcnnenco
Coal and Iron , 4,500 ; Western Union , 3,200.
\ MV York .Aloiii'jMurUel. .
NEW YOllIv , June 21 MONHY ON CAMr-
Kasy at Ifi'l'.ti per cent ; last loan , 114 per cent ;
clored at IS ? l'i per cent.
1'IIIMH MMUCANT1IK l'Al'I-il-3i4 | per cent.
STUUUNa UXCIIANUK Klrm for actual bus.
ness In bankers' bills nt ! 4.$7UI4.87' , fur de
mand , nnd J4.fCi4 4.i > CU ; posted rates , SI SCViO
4.i7H nnd H.SSiK.SS' ' ; commercial bills , S4.S5 > , i.
SIIA'UH CKUTIKIC.ATUS f.OMjJCO ? c.
HAH SlI.VKK-COUc per ounce.
MKX1CAN nOI..I.AllS-47'S.c. '
OOVKHNMKNT IION'US 1'Mrm.
STATK IIONDS-null.
HA11.UOAI ) 1IONDS Fhm.
CloiInK quotations oil bonds were ni follows :
Iln a n i * I al XfttoN.
NEW Oni-EANS , June 22 , Clearings , J1.237 , .
462.
462.HOSTON.
HOSTON. June 22. Clearings , J18,3S3C03 ; bal
ances , J2,472 , 08.
HALTLMOItE , June 22. Clearings , J2OSr.,2S
balances , J275.573.
NEW YORK , June 22. Clearings , J108,142,120
balances , JT ,83S,270.
PHILADELl'HIA. June 22. Clearings , J1I.531 , '
718 ; balances , Jl,255,781.
CINCINNATI. June 23. Money , 2'Xiff per cent
New York exchange , 65c premium. Clearings ,
J1,9G5COO.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. . June 22. Clearings , $301,910
balances , JI27.C36 ; New York exchange , Belling a
J1.50 premium.
ST. I/DUIS. June 22. Clearings , J3.C26.4C4 ; bal
nnces , J5S1.C97. Money , 4i7 per cent ; New Yorl
exchange , 25c premium bid ; 50c premium a ked ,
CHICAGO , June 22. Clearings , J14,001,498. New
York exchange , C02 premium. Foreign exchange
llrm ; demand , 14.87 % ; sixty days , H.kC'/j. Stock !
dull nnd steady. Closing prices : Strawboard
2r.,4 ; City Itallway , 225 ; West Chicago , 99 % ; Nev
York lllscult , MV4.
Fort-lull Kliuiiicliil.
PAHIS , June 22 , Three per cent rentes , 103
COc.
COc.1X3NDON.
1X3NDON. June 22. Oold Is" quoted at Hueno :
Ayrca today at 195.10 ; at Lisbon , ( C'i.
HllltliiKirc Miirl.-i-lH ,
DALTIMOHE , June 22.-FLOl'U-lull and un
cliinged ; receipts , 6,018 bbls. ; exports , 1,42
Mil ? .
WIIEAT-t'nfettled nnd easy : * pot , 7C'i ' 7CHc
Sei > tember. CS'.ii/Ci c ; tecelpts , 93G bu , ; unithtn
wheat , by sample , 73fi77c.
( X > HN Easy ; fpot , 2fcH 28T4c ; September , 2fl ! >
i:9lo ; steamrr mixed , 27 > , ; < r27c ; lecelptn , 124 ,
743 bu. ; exports. 102,3'Jfi liu , ; Foiithern white coin
31'X. ' 32o Fouthern yellow , 32'sf33c.
OATS-Qulet nnd easier ; No. 2 white , 25G2Go
receipts , 23 443 bu.
IlYK Steady ; Nn. 2 western , 3S'4C3Sicj ro
celpts. 1.0(9 bu. ; exports , 8,571 bu.
HAY Firm for choice grades ; * choice tlm
othy. J13.MWI4.00.
OHAIN FIIEIOHTS Ilather more active
steam to Liverpool , " per bu. , 3d ; July nnd Au
gust : Cork , for r.rders , per quarter , 2s 44d !
June ; 2 ( Vi < lfi2 0.1 , July ; 2s ud. August.
PHODTCE llutter and eggs , steady and un
changed. Checte , firm and unchanged.
MarlcclH.
NEW YOllK , June 22.-8t'OAU-Ilaw , nrm
fair rennlng , 3c : centrifugal , 90 lest , 3 Ho. ' He
fined , steady ; mold A. 5c : standard A and con
fectlouerH' A , 4c ; cut loaf nnd crushed , la
powdered nnd cubit ) , f.c ; granulated , 4ic.
NEW OHLEANS. June 22SI'O AH-Qulet
open kettle. 2H JJ l-16o ; centrifugal grnnulatei !
3 i < iic : while. 3 IMGiia in-ICc ; yellow , 3\
So ; eeconds , 23ic. Molasses , steady ; cenlil
fugal , 4iSc ; others unchanged ,
Tolrilo .tlnrkotN ,
TOLEDO , June 22 , WHEAT Finn ; cash an
June C4c ; July , 70V4c ; Keptember. B74c. !
COHN Steady ; No. 2 mixed , S5',4c ; July. 25'.ic
September. 2C' o uxked ; No. 3 white , 2C > 4c ; No ,
yellow. 2Cc.
OATH Dull. l ) t steady ; No. 2 mixed , IB' ' c
July IStte.
HYB tlulet ; No. 2. 35e.
CIXJVEU HEED Steady ; October , J4.30 tld.
IVorlll 'Nlilrl.-clM.
PEOIIIA , June 22. COIIN Market firm an
steady ; No. 2 , 24Hc.
OATS Scarce and firm : No. t white , 20ic.
WHISKY Market tteady ; nnlshed goods on th
basis of J1.19 for high wines.
HECEIITS Corn , 33,700 bu , ) oats , 24,100 Im.
rye COO bu. ; xvIiUKy , none ; wheat , none.
SHIPMDNTS-Corn , 7S8 bu. ; oats , 2.JOO bu.
whisky , 440 bbls. ' . wheat , none.
\Vmil llnrkclM.
ST. IXJl'IS , June 22. WOOIr-FInn and un
changed , fair to choice Illinois and Mlrcour
wool. 16fll7c : medium lJV4615c ; Hcht line , 11H (
14c : heavy fine , H010V4c.
NEW YOUK. Jun M. WOOI.r-SUadyj flomei
tlo fleece , ItOtJc ; pullta.
OMAHA LlVEySTOCK MARKET
U < i
Arrivals rind Business Revive About the
Time.
, V
CATTLE PRICES GQ TEN CENTS LOWER
, (
of theSltnn -
llnjTi < Tnkr AilviuttitRr
1I H mill llJt Vl'uMiliiM' Siilipll
H KH ( frit if li .NloUol oil ,
SOUTH OMAHA , Juno 22.-llecelpts for
he days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
Utie 22 4,153 7,215 W7
tine 21 , 1.341 1.S35 IS . . . .
tine 19 1)55 ) 0,315
'line ' IS 1,427 O.SSfl 1,7GO . . . .
Ulie 17 2.UJ1 7,1'J7 3,111
line 16 2.S.VO S , ! 37 2.7S2
Una IS 4,341 11.963 1,24S ! 2
une 14 i23 I.GS7 4S7 24
line 12 I.UIO C.243 2,332 14
line 11 2,240 0,273 1.43S
tint It ) . . . . . 3.4U3 6M7 ! 4 ; > 3
Tune 9 3.217 t.CW Sll 21
Uho S 3,645 7.CK 991 IS
uno 7 3.2IX 1.KIS . 1,902 23
The otllclnl number of cars of stock
ironght In todnjby cnch road wns :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M , .t St. P. lly 1 4
O. At St. U lly 2
Mo. 1'ac. lly 10 2
Jnlon I'aclllc K.vstcm. . . . 44 21 4
" < t N. W. lly 1
. K. & M. V. H. U 41 31
C. , St. 1' . , M. & O. lly. . . 17 fi
H. A : M. H. U. H 55 SO
C. , H , & Q. lly 9 ti . .
C. , U. 1. & 1 > . lly. , east. . . ,
C. , H. 1. & 1' . lly. , west. . .
Total receipts 1S3 107 4
The disposition bf the day's receipts was
ns follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuycrs. ' . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Oniana 1'acklng Co ; i7 1,5:13 :
The ll. H. Hammond Co. K > a 1,297 . . . .
jwltt and Company 1,1 VJ 1,530 . . . .
I'ho CUdahy 1'aukllig Co. W 2,450 W)7 )
1 * . . Armour. Ch.1. , III. . . . K >
It. Keeker and Uegan 1U5
Vansant < fc Co 24
J. lj. Carey , 71
Lobman & HothschlldH. . 128
llcntnn it Underwood 115
Huston .t Co -IS
R Htizz 1U (
Other buyers 201 . . . . 'M
' all over , ' 100 400
Totiihs 3,777 7,218 1,000
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were quite
liberal today , 4,155 head , as against 4,344
one week ago. Chicago reported 2,500 head
received.
The situation ns a whole was not favor
able to the selling Interests , the large re
ceipts making It possible for packets to
pound prices , while ut the fame time the
market here has been . o high as compared
with eastern markets that shippers were
unable to operate unless they could get a
reduction in prices. As a natural result
liuyers started out to bear the market , nnd
the early bids were generally 15c lower. It
finally resolved Itself Into a decline of
about lOo , on which basis the most of the
beef cattle sold.
Hutchers' stock was also lower , cows and
heifers generally Belling nt a decline of Off
lUc. ihe offerings' ' were larger than usual ,
and buyers were given an opportunity to
discriminate against the less desirable and
grassy stuff. '
The market on ptockers and feeders did
not show much change. The demand was
peed , and desirable cattle at least sold fully
steady. As high as $4.75 was paid for some.
Keprescntatlve sales ;
No. Av. I'r , No. Av. I'r. No. Av Pr
1..10W J3 23 20. . . . § 27 } 3 93 CO..1223 $4 15
2. . . . 623 300 ! . . . . 3 ! 5 IS..1207 4 15
1..1UCO 350 1U. . . . "S2 393 C..1204 413
3..1230 .1 DO 21. . . . WO 3 S3 ' 10..1232 415
5. . . . SSS 3 C3 13.-.1149 4 I'O 13..Ilia 410
4. . . . 942 3 C3 1..UIO 400 S3..1214 420
10. . . . f 5 3 C3 21..1249 4(0 30..1143 420
12..12O ) 370 at. . . . $15 4 M ) 18..1274 420
8..1148 370 1K..190 400 in..1)07 4 I'O
3. . . . 830 3 75 24..1210 4 00 42..1243 4 23
3..1200 375 JS..1204 4 Co II.107 ) ! ) 425
S.,1235 375 21..1125 400 37..1223 425
21..1140 3 M ) 12..roi7 4 ( .0 22..1211 4 " 3
.U 9-lS.3ia 2 . .12K ) .4 03 -li . . .inx4 23
i : . . . S70 3 S5 23.-.114B 4 OS 20..1234 4 M
4 S27 3 k5 .17..MIS 4'(13 r20 1211 430
21. . . . 9713 S3 20..1147 4 03- 20..129 * 4 30
8..1201 3 K 15..1104 4 10 23..14SO 4 30
40..1C"X 3 S5 17..1125 410 30..1240 430
4..10CO 390 45..1041 410 44..12M 433
38..IOCS 380 23..1323 410 21..1100 433
20. . . . WO 3 M 22..10.9 410 4S..1M 440
1..1300 3'M > 17..1184 4 10 40..1347 4 40
1..1270 390 3..1123 410 SO. . . . 9J1 440
24..1119 390 40..1217 410 f.0..1318 . 440
OS..1143 390 27..1125 410 23..1144 440
23.1110 390 14..1103 410 20..1321 443
10..1333 310 20..1200 410 33..1202 4 f,0 ,
" " 2..10C9 3 95 23..1142 4 13 IS..1303 4 M
COWS.
1. . . . COO 1 73 3. . . . ! 3 3 00 1..1109 3 40
1..10,0 223 1..10CO 3 0 2..1010 340
1..1100 235 l..i. 9SO 300 7..1140 340
1. . . . 9SO 2 40 1..1010 3 (0 ( 1..I090 3 40
2. . . . 9iO 240 1. . . . 800 300 1..1070 40
1. . . . fc'.tO 2 601..1040 3 00 7. . . . 942 3 40
2..1110 2 00 1..1000 3 00 6..1120 3 43
1. . . . MO 200 . R..10I8 3 05 21. . . . 979 343
2. . . . 940 2 00 3G. . . . SG5 3 (15 ( S..11M 3 00
I. . . . 9SO 200 2..10C3 310 2..11SO 300
1..1000 2 HO 1. . . . SPflO 315 1..13CO Sit )
1. . . . 920 2 SO 9..10M ) 3 15 0..1224 3 f,0
1..1C30 200 S..114B 320 4..1100 300
7. . . . 904 2 W 30..1078 320 C..1070 300
9. . . . IM 2 C5 3..1210 323 3..923 300
1..1000 263 1..1070 320 1..1010 300
4. . . . 812 2 C3 1..1200 320 2..12S6 303
2..1015 2 C5 1..1170 325 1..10SO 300
4. . . . 9C5 2 C5 1. . . . k90 350 1..KO 3 C5
3..1030 275 17. . . . 933 330 2..910 SCO
4. . . . k90 275 1..1230 330 77..900 3 CO
1..1100 275 1..1270 330 2..1230 3 CO
1. . . . COO 275 1..1130 330 1..910 SCO
1. . . . 9W 280 1..1130 330 34. . . . 910 3 ( ii
24. . . . S20 2 SO l..10JO : 335 2..10S3 3 U >
1..1070 25 7..1038 335 2..I435 370
19. . . . 691 290 1..10CO 335 2..1100 3 SO
10..1130 2 90 2..1130 3 35
HEIKKRS.
3. . , . 7fi ( 200 1. . . . 4M 350 1. . . . 440 375
1. . , . 7CO 300 ' 10. , . . ? 27 3 C5 30..904 3 7S
1. . . . C20 300 S3. . . . 771 SCO 2..F25 373
1 . . SSO 3 10 9.'J. C90 3 CO 2. . . . 390 3 80
2. . . . 045 3 10 23. . , . 730 3 CO 1. . . , 730 3 SO
20 . . k23 310 1. . . . 770 3 fO 2. . . . 410 3 ks
4. . . . r.75 320 10. . . . 723 3 C5 1..020 400
19. . . . t90 325 2. . . . 700 3 C5 2. . , . 020 4 ( K )
1. . . . OSO 325 IS. . . . ( .94 3 C5 0..109" 400
1. . . . OCO 335 1 , . . . SCO 370 1. . . . 3WI 123
1. . . . 710 3 40 1. . . . 910 3 70
JUJW-S.
1. . . . 570 225 I. .IWO 275 1..1790 300
1..1110 225 13..11C1 2 fO 1. . . . 900 3 00
1..109(1 ( 2 SO 1..1370 2 FO 1..19(10 ( SCO
Z..133.1 200 2..1170 300 1..570 310
1..1400. 2 65 l..irM ) 300 1..1400 310
2..1335 2 Ki 1 1020 300 1..1721) 320
1..1000 275 1. . . . S20 300 1..10SO 325
1..1220 2 73 1..11CO 300 1..1210 323
1..1370 2 75 1..1130 3 00
BTAGS.
17..1302 3 10 18. .1381 3 15
CAI.VKS.
2 , . . , 290 323 3. . . . 300 500 2. . . . ICO D 75
2 , . . . 3iO 440 8. . , . 253 525 1. . . . 130 & 75
1. . . . 320 41.0 14. . . ' . 134 060 1 , . . . 240 676
2. . . . 2N ) 4 W 14. , ; , 134 OCO 1 , . . . 120 D 75
3 , . . . 300 ri 00 l. . > . 140 0 75
'
STdCKIJIlS' AND PISUDKUB ,
1 , , . . 470 300 4. . , , 937 395 D. . . . 7C2 410
1. . . , 710 3 M > 17 , . . . Wl 395 7 , . . , 7(0 415
13.1052 375 T. : . . 470 400 8. . . . C97 425
2 , . . . C30 375 r > f,4 , 0 4 ( X ) 1 , . . . 609 425
1. . . . 950 390 i : . . . < WO 400 3. . . . 070 430
30. . . . H5 390 Rl.liWK ) 4 CO 48. . . . 740 440
1. . . . 750 390 1H..J191 4 00 28 , . . . 932 4 75
5 , . . . 622 3 90 - ! ! ? .r 0 4 03
No. Av. J'ASB No. Av. I'r.
5 feeders..NMrt jfrKK'i ! 124 feeders. . . , 1UU2 5) 2
W-LSJUN'UTO.V ,
4 cows. . . . . . . 810iJW,0 36 llflftTB , , . , , 430 330
CCCJWB 1041 9lW:3 : 1 rnlf. . . . . . . . J60 350
1 liclftr r'20tJ3CvC W * Boilers. . . . 979 400
M eow 843 'W 10 fi-wlcTS. . . . 730 4 16
fc3 COWB 745 JJIWJ1 C5 ftCNlpru. . . , 480 4 30
6 fci'iler . . . . 978 JbO , , 1 calf 70 B zs
5 feeders. . . . 410 1 * > v Co calveH 102 625
HOGS Ye8tfnlaynlmo _ t cveryllilnu solil nr
J3.15 und today Triry jmt on to , in.ikliiB It a
13.20 market. A VWCK ' few loiuU Hold under that
price und t.iere wlji'JIWIe a sllini ; ut J3.22 > ' 4 uiid
J3.23. . i
The market wn active ut the nilvnnce nnd
everythlnu was nuld uad vvelghtd up early In Ihe
inornlnir.
Today's advance carries the market back to
about where It WUH oil ) ; VMay of laut week , but
leaves It u strong We lower than It wan oa latt
Tue 1ay.
The * tlmate < l receipts' for Wednesday are UO
earn. ltei > retentatlv < J"Bale :
KI1MI31' Tlirrc wore four lonils of flipcp here ,
which met with rciuly nlc ut good firm prices.
Heprcfieiiliitlve fates :
No. Av. I'r.
M stochcrs 07 Jl 40
4CS western mlxeil 79 385
CIMCACiO 1.1 V U STOCK MAHKI-3T.
Cattle I.-rm UOWN Ill lier. ivldi nil
Aelkrc Ueniiinil Sliee | > .Slroim' .
CHICAC.O , June 22. There was the Usual light
Tuesday supply of cattle nnd prices were firm ,
with n fair senernl demand. An unusually laruo
number sold at from J4.93 to 15.03 , one lot bring
ing from J5.10 to J5.25 ; no beef steers went be
low } 3.fO , nnd the day'R buslnraB\vns very satis
factory for selleis. llutcherB1 stuff sold better
and n Rood many choice heifers chatiKvd hands
at from J3.50 to > 4.10. Calves were In fair de-
mnnd at steady prices.
Tliere wns n lively demand for IIORS nnd prices
Jumped 6e to 7'ic , the iiffvilnpi being well taken
.it the advance. Hales were tamely at from
J3.30 to J3.40 ; the poorvtt heavy pueklUB lots tell.
Ing at (3.10shlbi prime HiUt and prime mixed
IIDRS brought 13.45 , l'lis told at from $ S.2j tu
! 3 4(1. (
1'ilCM for plieep were slronKer and largely lOe
hlntier for fnt llKht\\flKhts. Inferior to choice
sheep were wantid at from J3.2. . to $3.75 , prime
nocki : lie hit ; latKely nomlnnl at fiom U.JO tu { 4.
Sales were largely at from $3.40 to $3.75 , Texans
and westerns predominating , l.nmbs sold at 1111
extreme range at from $3 to J..fiO , flirlntc lambs
selling hugely nt finin $ . * > to I5.ro.
Receipts : Cattle , 2f.OO . head ; IIOBS , 21,000 head ;
sheep , 10WX > head.
. . r
St. I.oulM I.lvc tdieU.
ST. l/t'IP. June 22. CATT1.H lleeelpts , 4 000
head ; shipments , 1,000 bead. Market n shade
msler for natives ; Texans. steady ; export grades
would sell at $ ( .5005.10 ; native shipping steers ,
J4.(0fl4.)0 ( ! ) ; bulk of snlra. $4.MIJ4.iO ; drested beef
and butcher steers , 13.7f.fi 1.15 ; bulk of rules , $ ( .SO
04.S5 ; tteers under 1.COO His. . $3.60Jf4.35 ; bulk of
sales , $3.Sr.C4.15 . ; MtK-kerw and feeders , $2 OTfH 40 ;
bulk of sales. 53.3.Vj.lt > ; cows and belferB. tl.ZiSf
4.CO ; bulk of cows , $2.r,03.00 ; bulls , $2.Mff3.SSi
Texas nnd Indian steers , grass. it.fiQ93.Cd ; led ,
$3.SOiff4.S5 ; cows nnd helferp , $2.00 < fi3.r6.
HOC.K KecclptH , 8.000 head ; shipments. l.CKXi
head. Market steady ; light , $3.55153.30 ; mixed ,
S3.Wff3.35 ; heavy , $3.0003.40.
RllUni * Hecelpts. 3.WO head ; shipments , 1.000
head. Market steady , but slow ; native muttons ,
} 3.WfT4.W ; culls and bucks , $2 MJS3.25 ; Texas
sheep , $3.00i f3.CO ; Inmlw , $3.Mtj5.00.
NEW YOrtlC , June 22.-IliKVnH-Rccelpts : , 100
lead , all exports ; feeling steady ; latent cables
quote American steers at HSfl2c , dressed weight ;
sheep , lO'i lS'ic , diessed weight ; lefrlgerator
beef , SVi s ic ; exports. 150 cattle , 1SS5 sheep ana
2.3CO iiuartciH of beef. Tomorrow : Cattle , COO
head , and 4,77f cpiarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 34 head ; veals , dull ; but
termilks. lo er ; wall , $4.00J5.75 ; buttermilks ,
J2 ( iOiff2.75 ; no westerns.
SIIKUP AND IAMHS RccelptR , 4,078 head ;
sheep , dull ; lambs , n. fraction lower ; live und a
half cnrs unsold. Sheep , medium to good , $3.00
@ 3.75 ; lambs , ; 4.50i53.f,0 : one deck extra , $ ri.M.
IIOOS Receipts , 1S3 head ; dull nt J3.C5ff3.SO
for good heavy to light ; choice light , $3.)0fp ! )
4.00.
KntisiiN GilIlve Sloulf.
KANSAS CITY , June 22. CATTLE Receipts.
7,500 hen-1' ifM grades steady , others n shade
In . . , rexns s-teere , $2.30 3.95 ; Texas COWB , $1.95
.f'J.35 ; native steers , $3.25ij4.0 ! ' ; native COWR and
heifers , $2.00T3.S5 ; stockcrs and feeders , 13.SOS
l.f.O ; Imlls , $2.40 3.25.
I IOCS Receipts. 10.5CO head ; market steady ;
bulk of sales , $3.00f3.25 ; heavies , $3.20i3.271fc ;
packers , $3.20 ( 3.25 ! mixed. $3.20lff3.27Vi ; lights ,
$3.15I3.25 ; Yorkers , $3.22'.4@3.25 ; pigs , $2.COS3.13.
SI I KEI' Receipts , 3,000 head ; market steady ;
lambs , $3.00Q5.00 ; muttons , $2.003.65.
East lliiHalo I.lvc SlocU.
DAST 1IUFKALO , June 22. CATTLE Nothing
doing.
HOGS Yorkers , good to choice. $3.COif3.55 (
roughs , common to good , $3.003.15 ; pigs , good
to prime. $3.55g3.fO. (
I.AM11S Oood to extra choice , $4.75f3.00 ; culls
and common , $3.7504.00.
SHKK11 1'rlme tu fancy wethers , $3.Mf4.00 ;
culls and common , i2.S52.75. |
Stuck in
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for June S2 :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha . ' . . 4.155 7,245 ! )07 )
Chicago . i . 2500 II ( WO lOOji
Hunt-as City . 7.tOO 16.500 3 OOj
St. Louis . 4,000 S.COO 'JOJ
Totals . 18.153 52,745 10,907
COTTON MARKETS.
Volume of HIINIIC-HH IN Small on Ac
t-omit of Ilii" Jubilee.
NKW YORK , June 22. Cotton opened steady
with near months 1 point lower , nnd far months
1 point higher. Following * the first call there
was a further advance of 1 to 3 points , led by
an upward movement In September , December
and January contracts on buying by commission
houses , fellers being scarce In the absence of
HiiKllsh advices with the Liverpool cotton mar
ket , closed on account of the queen's jubilee ,
fur the rest of the perElon the course of the
market wan Irregular , but In the main down
ward , governed by conflicting crop accounts ,
which , however , were geneinlly favorable. Kor
the best to the lowest prices , the- swing of the
market wan 11 points , while t'.ie volume of busi
ness was email , the total of the day reaching
only 77 WO bales. The ninikct was Ilnally iiulet
la tone nt a net decline of 3 to 7 points , futures
closed oulct ; Bales , 77f.OO bales ; January , $ 'i.81 ;
February $ fi.05 ; March , $6.89 ; June and August ,
$7.3G ; July , $7.37 ; September , $7.11 ; October , $0.92 ;
November , $ O.S2 ; Uectmbt-r , $ B.S . Hpot , Bteady ;
middling , 74cj middling , uplands. 7c ; middling.
4 SiMm ft" expo W to ( ireat Ilrltaln. 7,11 bales ;
o.Vance. 425 bales ; to the continent. S.fMM.a.e ,
Total since September 1 : Net rece l > t ; . S.9H.M2
bales exporta to Great Ilrltuln , 2,978C3.i bales ,
; thil continent , 2W-
to I'rnnce , 052,197 bales ; to
8 < M Miles ; channel. 6.4SI bales. . .
J2.-COnON-l'lrn ) .
June -
NH\V OHI.UAN9.
saleV 400 bales ; ordinary. 66-lCc ; good ordl-
Cll.iec . ow middling. 7'ici mUldllng.
V tv * _ . „ ! , , .0 r.tit I II7
. u.i < * w. . " . . " % * .
veinoer. li- > . > v , .
uuiy. W.WS .C7 ; February , tt.CDOO.7l ;
IH Term. , June 22. COTTON Klrm ;
niulifiTriir"7'4c : receipt * , 119 Imlcn ; vhlpmenta ,
423 ; ViSck. 19 , ,3 lialc. : aleS 400 Irnle. .
KT i/ji'lS June 22.-C01TON fiteuily and
unelinnKfil ' ; filt-H 140 tiulep ; inliMllnB , 7',4ci re-
ruli't" , fc77 i alc-8i blilpimntu , CCO bales ; Block. 21-
43C balee.
Jivw York IJr > - Ooodit 3
NI'JW YORK , .tune 22.-The market for dry
goods IR today very dull , still showing an m-
' In aug-
provement over last week's averaRc
nunted sales. The more jcnsonalde market con-
i"on ? have given a basis on which Mvern
more linen of prints have made prices for fall
still cjulel. though
styles Ktaple cottons are
oVero IB more tmiulry for brown gr ds
han heretofore. The Bales of print cloths have
een considerable. l' [ . to noon today the n e.
at 1i5. M
of extras and orderii were eetlmated
about Hfl. l.lec * of which were f,4
pieces
pquare for i > ot and July delivery at 2ic. ! hell.
f nre. however , becoming mor nrm In their
attitude and a hlt-her price Is expected to pre-
. 1'rlnts arc fairly ac-
the near future.
110 n
llv" the Vales of fall extras being fairly steady
and'of ample proportions. Wunhlne fancy print ,
have been made 3 c , wa.hlng staples 3ic
and wathlnK chocolate * 3c. a rner radlanls ,
fancleii. have been placed at 4V4c. KtliiKlant
fancies at < Uc. Uemarlne mournlngi ; at 4ic ! ,
Argentlno prays at 4'4c , Harmony fancies at
3 c Lombard fancies at 3ic und Oarner Tur.
key reds at 4V4C. The market for robed , lira ,
perlea and the like U quiet. Olngham are dull
In all but manufactured goods. Woolen and
worsted goods for men's wear are uniliansed.
CJlitei ) Allirl.etn.
NDW YORK. June 22.-COKrKB-Opened
steady , with prices unchanged to 10 points loner ;
worked within narrow ranjre , but showed a
weak undertone under dl appolntlnif cablet ) and
heavy llrazlllun receipts and clearings ; selling
checked by Urge warehouse deliveries In this
country , trading local , closed steady , net un
changed to C points lower ; tales. 0,250 bag . In
cluding September , 7 , Spot toffee , Rio. dull
No. 1 , Invoice , 7.W ; jobtiUr. W. Mild ,
* , $11.iSfil7.r.O ; mitt , l.WKi l.ag ( No. 7
Rio , e. and f. , It.PO , 1f.CO bn ! < Onlrnl Ameri
can , private tffin ; ZfO b u > Murnealbo , prltnte
trnin. Tot l warrhoust deliveries from th *
I'nlttd 8ttt > , SJ.OIS I > I > B * , Including JJ.titi l.ni-
from New York ; New York stock today , 415.M4
bHR > , United Stair * Mock , 472.92S I-SKX ; alloat
for the United States , tJC.OW b K ; totnl l .
Iblo for the United Stntti , 70S , ! " ! ; bags , again * !
SJ4.M9 Imci Inn yenr.
SANTOS , June tt. COFPKK-QuItt. good average -
ago Santos , 9,20 * rein ; receipts , two dnyi , 11,000
bngn ; Mock. 231.000 LARS.
HAM11UI1O , Juno 22.-COKFKi--li pfg. lower ;
* alf. < , 4.000 biR .
RIO 1 > B JANHUIO. .lime S2.-COI'KiK-\Vei k :
No. 7 Rio. 8.JOO rels ; nominal ; exchange ,
72r.-32d ; rclpt , two days , 23,000 bags ; cleared
for the United StnO > , & , P.X > bass ; cleared for
Kurope , 4.000 bags Block. 2I3.CVO bagp
1IAVRI- : , June aWNM-Closed qulel and
easy nt If decline ; Rnle . IS.OCO bags.
COMUTIO.V 01. ' TIIM WOOL MAIMCKT.
Increnoo In ( he neinnn.l for tinHnw
llnterlnl u ( lloKtiiu.
BOSTON , .tune 22.
22.There has been an lnrrca e
In the demand for raw material In the wool mar
ket this week. The tone of the market Is bet
ter and buyers arc fairly disposed to operate.
There have been gome fair-sized lots of terri
tory wools told at market prices , riecce wools
continue nominal. The sales of Australian
wools contlnurto l > * good , with a hardening of
Pi Ices In some grades. The following arc the
quotations for leading descrlpllons : Ohio and
Pennsylvania fleeces. X and above. ISCflJio ; No.
1 combing , 2j724c ; No. 2 combing. 22j23c ; XX
and above , 21li22e ; Delaine , 22e. Michigan. Wl * .
combing , 22c ; No. 1 Illinois combing. 22iNo. ; . 1
MIchlKiin combing , S2c ; No. 2 Illinois combing ,
22c ; X. New York , New Hampshire and Vermont ,
conrln. etc. : X Michigan , 17e ; No. 1 Michigan
17c ; No. 7 , New York. New Ilam | > hlrc
and Vermont , 17c. Delaine , Michigan ,
ISc. UmvRs'.ied medium , Kentucky and
Indiana , iiuartcr-blood combing , ISc ; Kentucky ,
and Indiana , three-eighths blood combing , \fc \ ;
Missouri , u.uarter-hloml combing , 16'4e ; Mlsroiirl ,
thtie-plKhthfi blood combing , IC'ic. lake nnd
Oeorglu , lijfUc ; Texas wool , spring medium.
twelve months , IKtlSc ; scoured , SK332c ( ; spring
fine , twelve months. lOSfllc : scouted , 34Ji3..c ;
territory wools , Montana fine medium nnd tine.
10 12c ; scoured , 34fi3.e ; staple. 3 < Wc ; ; I'tnh. '
Wymlnj ; . etc. , line medium nnd line , .Hs'iflle
scoured. 3 if33c. : stnple , 36if37c ; AUstralU.
so-Hired basis , combing , superfine. 4flfl5llcj combIng -
Ing , good , 44lc ( ( ; combing , a\erage , 43j47c ;
Queensland , combing , 43Q47c.
III . \\llllillile Suiiply.
NRW YORK , June 22. Special telegraphic dls-
p.itches , to llradstrect' * , covering the Important
polls of accumulation , Indicate the following
changes In available supplies of grain last Sat-
urdny , as compared with the piecedlng Hatur-
day :
Wheat United States nnd Canada , east of the
Rocky mountains , decreare , S.iCd.OOO bu. ; nllnot
for and In Kurope , cable not received.
Corn United StatoH and Canada , east of the
Rockies. Increase , I.M7fOO bu.
O.its United States iitnl Canada , east of the
Rockies , decrease , 797,000 liu.
The more Important decreases In stocks In
clude f.,000 bu. In northwestern Intel lor olexa-
tors , 130,000 bu. at Vort William , Ont. ; CC.OOO bu.
nt Vuiions Manitoba storage , points , and 61. 100
bu. at Cleveland.
ClnelnmiU MnrUetM.
CINCINNATI , June 22. FLOUR-Qulet.
WHKAT Weak and lower ; No. 2 red , 80c.
PORN Strong ; No. 2 mixed , 2f.'io.
OATS Firmer ; No. 2 mixed , 19Mi0SOUc.
RYU Masy ; No. 2 , 35c.
UXltn I'lrm at $3.f'i.
HULK J1 HATS Steady nt $4.40ff4.SO. D.icon.
eiisy at J5.30fI3.33.
WHISKY Quiet at $1.15.
IIUTTKR Kay und higher ; 13lGln creamery ,
IC'.fce : Ohio. 12fl3c ; dairj' . 7'tc. '
St'OAR Firm.
KROS Hull at 7',4c.
CHUESE-Easy.
Cnllfornla Drli-il
NEW YORK. June S2 , CALIFORNIA DRIED
FRUITS Firm ; evaporated apples , pilmc wire
tray , 4 ic ; wood dried , prime , 4'iiT4ric ( ; choice.
41ic ; fHticy. Cc. Prunes. 37c , .as to Klze and
quality ; apricots , ntyn ) , Sffllc : Moor park , 12o ;
leaches , unpeeled , Off So ; peeled , 11K14C.
P1illii < lelhia Proiliioe Mnrkot.
22.-IIUTTER-Steady ;
PHILADELPHIA , June -
fancy western creamery , l..c.
IMGS Easier ; fresh nearby , lO'.iSllo ; fresh
western. 10'lc.
U n Steady.
Full Klver Print CloOi MiirUet.
FALL RIVER. Mass. , June 22. The print
cloth market advanced to 2lic yesterday after
fair sales. The market Is firm at 214c.
Oil MnrUclM.
OIL CITY , Pa. . June 22. Certificate * , no bid ;
credit balances , S7o ; shipments , 78,510 bbls. ; runs ,
IOU.73S bbls.
San KrnnolMiMi U'lienl < lniitatloiiH.
SAN FRANCISCO , June 22. WHEAT Decem
ber , $1.22.
FORECAST OP TOO AY'S WEATHER. .
Showers 111 EiiKtern NoliriiNknt Cooler )
\VindH HecoiiiliiK Xortlicrly.
WASHINGTON. June 22. Forecast for
Wednesday :
For Nebraska Fair , preceded by ahowcrs
In extreme eastern portion ; cooler ; variable
winds , becoming northerly.
For South Dakota Generally fair ; variable
winds. ,
For Iowa Light showers , probably cooler ;
variable winds.
For Jllssourl Light showers , probably
clearing Wednesday evening- night ; south
erly winds.
For Kansas Gcnera.ly fair , probably
cooler ; south winds , becoming northwesterly.
For Wyoming Fair , sllslitly cooler ; varia
ble winds.
I.oenl lleeoril.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER HUKEAU ,
OMAHA. June 22. Omaha record of rain
fall nnd temperature compared with cor
responding day of the past three years :
1S97. 1MM. 1U9S. 1S94.
Maximum temperature . . . yl M ) XI KJ
.Minimum temperature . . . 70 G7 68 C4
Average temperature J < * < u < l
Ualnfall 01OS .00 .00
Record of temperature and precipitation
ut Omaha for this day and since March
1 , 1S37 :
Normal for the day ' }
Excess for the day .J
Accumulated deficiency plncc March 1. . . . 4 <
Normal rainfall for the day 20 Inch
Dcllckncy for the day 1U Inch
Total rainfall Blne.o. ' .March 1 ! > . ! > < no.lies
Doticieney since March 1. 1M7. . , . B.31 nchi-H
lOxcesw for cor , period , 1SOG 3.5.i Inches
Deficiency for cor. period , IMS. , , . 4.78 Inches
Itcnort * from Station * nt H i > . in. ,
Seventy-fifth meridian time.
T indicates trace of precipitation.
I * . A WELSH , Locul Forecakt OfHclal ,
Sent Free to Men ,
INDIANA MAN IHNCOVUHS A UK-
MAUICAIILI2 HHMUIIV FOIl
I.OHT VKJOH.
SniiililfH AVI1I He Sfiil I'rcn tu All Who
\Vrltt > fur It.
Jus P. Johnston of Ft. Wayne , Ind. , nftcr
battling for yearn against the mental und
physical BUffcflns of last nianliood , lias
found the exact remedy that cures the
Is gtianllng the secret carefully , but Is
willing to Bend a wamplo of tlio ineOlclne
to all men wlio Kiiffcr with any form of
sexual weakness resulting from youthful
Ignorance , premature loss of memory and
strength , weak back , varlcoccle and emaci
ation. The rtmedy lias a peculiarly grate
ful eflect of warmth ana Bcctim to act ill-
rectly. giving needed strength anil develop
ment wherever needed. The remedy cured
Mr. Johnston completely of all the Ills and
troubles that came from years of misuse
of the naturally ordained functions , and Is
said to be absolutely reliable In every cane.
A request to .Mr. Jas. V. Johnston , liox
1010 Ft. Wayne , Ind. , stating that you
would like o sample of bte remedy for men
will be complied with promptly and no
charge whatever will bo asked by him. Ho
la very much Interested in spreading the
news of this great remedy and he Is careful
to send the sample securely sealed 111 a
perfectly plain package , so that Its recipient
need have no fear of embarrassment or
publicity.
Headers are " requested to wrlto without
WEEKLY CROP 'BULLETINS '
Nebraska Gets aTnsto of Abnormal OlimaUo
Conditions.
SEVEN DAYS OF VERY HDT WEATHIR
Almvc Noriunl All Ovc
the Slntc , mill Ititliidill Alioiit
Wlinl INic.lrd In tin-Cen
tral y
Weekly crop bulletin No. 11 of the N'c-
braskn section of the Climate and Crop
Service of the Weather bureau for week end
ing S a. in. Juno 21 , says :
\
nalnfnll for the Week.
The past wn-k has been a very warm one :
Inn ilulu : moan tempera litre has averuti'a
r > degrees above the normal , the excess vary
ing from 2 degrees In the western sections
to S degrees In the Missouri valley.
The rainfall has been about normal In the
centra : counties and bdo.\\ the average in the.
extreme eastern counties and In thttt I ortlon
of the state west of the mnh uierldlan
The pa. t week has been another favorable
one for the growth of corn ; the crop IIUH
pushed forward r.ipldly , but continues small
for the season of the year. .Much of the corn
has been cultivated the second time ami the
corn Holds are Relierally very free from
rods.
The week lm been rather dry for small
grain In most parts of the state. In Hio
greater portion of the eastern sections. e.\-
e.ept In a feW southern counties , the oats haw
bleu Injured by drought and a full crop will
not be harvested. SprnK ! wheat has also
been somewhat Injured. O.its and spring
wheat nre heading with very short straw.
Hyp and " \\lnter \ wheat are near y ready for
the harvest. Hyp Is generally an excellent
ciop. Winter wheat Is very uneven. Tins
llrs-t cutting of alfalfa Is nearly completed ;
an excellent crop and generally harvested In
good condition.
TIIU UK.M.TV MAUKl'.T.
INSTUI'MK.N'TS placed on record Tuesday.
Juno 22 , iv 7 :
WAltUANTY D15ICDS.
Metropolitan Land and Trust -ompany
to John Husak ot nl , lots 47 to 20
and eltlot 10 , block S , Molln'tt 1st
< - J 400
\\estern Investment company to Jl. K.
Urandhoefer , lot 0. block 2 , Oil ! )
Place i
13. 1) . Arnold to ImioVhlpple , lot 5 ,
block 109 Drexel tract J
I.lnwood 1'ark I .nnd company to 1) . D.
WoodmaiiMe , lot IB , block 2 , lledlck
Major Kohcrt to ci."s. MeVk'/iots"i [ ami ,
0 , block 2 , Valley Place 200
Herman Kountze i't ul to J. O. Ander
son , lot 21 , block 11 , Druid Hill G2T.
Martha West to A. S. Mallett , c lil'i
feet of w , ' ! 7 > i feet lot 3 , block 3 ,
Foster's ad 2,300
M. A. nail to It. 11 Hull , lot 8 , block
"A , " llescrvolr nil 1
Soloman Tiiehman and wife to l.enak
Swenson , lot 11 , block 457 , Oraiul-
view ad 1,000
Mary Ncldllelsky and hu.sband to
Maggie We-luiur , s'i ' lot 4 , block 317 ,
South Omaha 250
QUIT C'hAIJI DKKDS.
Annie Hacker and husband to Ida
Bozcwliz , lot 12 , block 3 , linker
Place 1
W. H. Parrlsh to Charles Madden , lot
13 Coburn's --iilidlv 1
11. l' . Jones and husband to T. II. Mc-
Cague , receiver , lota 4 nnd 5 , block
C2 , South Omaha 5,879
ThomiiH llatton , trustee , to Farmers
and Mechanics Savings Institute mini
Trust company , lot 10 , block 2 , Orch
ard Hill I
T. 'F. ' Swift to Omaha Loan and Trust
company. lot 2 , Ternu'e ad ; lots 13 ,
14 and 15 , block I'.i , Wllcox's 2d nil ;
lota 1 to fi , 13 , 21 to 21 , block 1 ; lots
1 to 13 , block 2 , Jl. Donovan's mb-
dlv 1
DI3KDS.
Master in chancery to Harold Drown ,
middle 1-3 lot 7. block 122 , Omaha. . . 13r,00
Sheriff to T. V. Swift , lots C , 7 nnd S ,
block .r , Hoggs & H.'s 2d ad , and part
sw'.i neU 21-15-13 2fIO
Special master to J. W. Dvorsky , lot
10 , block 27. WllC ( 2il ad . . .175
Total amount of transfers J2,377 (
II IK IK
SAHSON Onptaln Horace H. , June 22 , ! Sfl7.
aged Cl years. Funeral from residence ,
CIS North Fortieth street , Thursday , Juno
24. Interment Prospect Hill cemetery.
Friends Invited.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 10.T ) . Omaha , Neb.
-COMMISSION-
GRAIN : PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
noAiin nv TiiAm : .
Direct wires to Chicago and New Fork.
Oirrcftoondciiu : John A. Wnrren & Co
RAILWAJ TIME CARD
lsu.\vt II3UKI.INr.TON * MO. HIVUH ( Arrlvn
OmaliafUnlon tleput , lot.'i & Manoii Bts. | Omaha
. ixire | T77 , i ,5'am
. Hll'i. Mont fr Puget tind Ex. 4OJi ; > m
43 ; pm. . . . . Denver Kxpreys. . . , . . , . 4OJpiu :
7l/Dpm. ; . . .Lincoln l cal ( ex. Sunday ) . , . . iMjiun
. . . . Lincoln Lucal ( ex. Sunday ) . . .llbuain :
Leaves TcHICAQO. UUIILINIJTO'N i Q.ArrTve7 | *
OinalialUnlon Depot , 1C.1i Mosor. Sla. ' Omalm
TiorTpm . , " . . .Chicago Vcctinuia . iiB.'ani
JS.un ; . ChU-UKO Expitsb . 4ilpin
7:50pin. : . . .Chicago & St. Louis Express , , . .7:55um :
ll:40iim : . Puclr.c junction Locul . l10piu ;
. ( Fast Mall ( ex. Sunday ) . . . . . _ . . 2GOpm ;
L'eave. | CII1C'AQ07 ' fl ! * " " & " ! < TTp A 0 Ji PifrTv e 7
Omaha | Union Depot , lUth & Mu > iin Hts , | Oinuha
:30pm : . Chicago LlmileJ . 8:0 : ain
llOOam.jClilciio.Express : | ter , Sunday ) . . JjMj ai
Leavci'fCHICAffb & NORTH WEBTN lArrTV * *
OmahaUnlou | Uipot , lutn & M on Ht . | Omaha
I0:4'.nm : * . Kjctiru I'.xureiu . J40pm ;
< :45pin : . Ve llbuled Limned" . | Wpm
( ( ' .Din . St 1'uul Kxpr'El . liJOam
[ . < ( , „ , . SI. Paul Limited . lluun : |
. Soux Clly .
ClOuin . Omuha-ChluiiO BiiecUl , , , . , , , . liOda
. MUiourl Vulley Locui . . ; 30a
I'icept riurvlay. _ Ivxctpt Monaay
7:0n : m .Atlnnllo Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6:3Sptn :
7CK > pTil Nil-lit Cxpreic. . . , , . - . , . . . S.Uanl
4Vipin..Chlcai0 : Vesti'miled Limited..lMpm
4'50pm..St. Paul Vesllbulcd Llnil'ed . . . li'1'pm
WEST.
'r2Spm . Colorado I 4OSpm
SaTesT - "F. T : . & VO. VALLI' * TArrTveT
Omuhaj Ui" "t , ith & Wet' i rSu _ < Uniaha
I > i vc I K. C."riT. J & C li. Arrive. "
Omah ijUnloiippot. lOlli & MMOII flu. ) Omaha
. . KnT'.uii City Day Eiprrim tilllpm
. . . . U. 1 * < iM
10:00iim..lv : C.jflc.it Bs.vla P-JJ ! " "
Ixave i MIKSUI.III TACIFIC. jAtriv i"
OinahaJ Depot , IMh & WrbXcr Hli , ) Uin-ilia
3:0lpln..Nrbrairka : ! & Kaiuus Limited. . . ! . ( .
SiSCpm. . . . . .Kiinius City Exprert _ _ _ CIU in
* "
Ix-aveil BIOUX CITY A PACIFIC. ! Arrlv
Omahal liepol , Uth & Web lr l Btanua ' _ _ _ :
CICpm .Ht. Paul Limited . , . . f.lTom
I avei I H1OUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrive *
nnitt > iaUnlon | Depot , loth & Majon tlu. | Oni.iha
CMOam Bl Puul fuuencer ll:10inii : |
7iOam : Bloui Cll > Pnikncrr l:0ipm :
tHpm. . . Bt. Paul Llmlled : : oiin
Leavei / WAIIAHH ItAlLVVAY
OmahalUnlon Uepctj lOlh & Ma onBtiJ Omnhu
4 : 0pm . . .Canon " Jlall . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 0 fn
I - v * I r/NTOM _ . , -
OmuhalUnlon Dfiol. 10th & Muon Sli.J _ < Jnulitt
JfMani OverlaiKl i.lrnilril. . . " 4 :4Tpin :
Xipm.Irat'ce : & Blromib'e Ex ( ez Hun ) . > : Wpm
ttliimaranii : Ulanil Kxprcii i > Bun. ) . . l:0r.'pm :
t:10r-u K t Unit I0a > in
Leaves I C. . HT P. . M. & O. ( Arrlvrit
Omaha 15th and Wehiler 1 Omuh i
l:0 ( > | im..Hloux City Expieu ( ex , Bun..llttari ; )
8COaui. : , .Hloux C'ltx Acco. ( tx , Bun. ) . , , , lMm ;
CUi : > m St. 1'aul I.lmlUd . , , : l ain
tl am..Sioux Clly Acco. ( Sundty aoJ4r > , , .lUaix : |