Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 12, 1888, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, 1 1848, ! T at the whole list was heavy during almost i 3 tockers and feed- | this market. Fruite or other lines of goods | Atlantic H, & Atlantic D, SHL?SPRUULATIVE BARKETY | 165 extte day, t1evt siten oeios st tiide fe. @410 Tequiring cetra labor in picking cannot al- | Atiantic P,'4-4, b\ Aurora LL, 4.4, tc} re corded net declines of 15¢ on St Hogs—Receipts, 34,000; opened lower and | ways be supplied on outside orders at the | rora C, 44, Crown XXX, 44, Tijc; Hoos " ures, and recorded net declines 1 € closed firm; mixed, ,;m@,w‘_ heavy, | same prices quoted for the local trade. | ier LL, 44, 6c; Indian Head, 44, 7307 Law- v y Paul and Northwestern common, the lurm(-: & y,(.,,,.,,‘,o light, 85.85@5.55; pigs and culls, ;{utuml m:ur,uw:tfl‘;;‘li!un, j;:l{hl( = A)Hr,fll ;\:(-::';L‘lu Ttt :\. Oid Il‘nmmmlr{ (: .“ g touching 62'¢ and the latter 103%, ex-dividend >rices on grain ose paid by Omahe P c: Pepperol st o S gy A % A Bearish Sentiment Galns Ground | 400 [l,:.':,,,,," “St. Panl preferred broke to & N‘Mp'n.llm‘ market steady; na- | millors delive red. Al quotations on mer. | Perverdll £, l*( Pepperell 0-4, 9 Deale”fi‘:“;fiifififii?""fi"w OMAHA LUMBER CO., Wheat Pit. . S " s Paoi e g . 'stockers and feeders $2.50 | chandise are obtained from leading hquees | pere ie; Utica C, 4-4, 6c 1 1, Mo d b in the Wheat lower. point than heretofore recorded and ‘Lexarie, §2.0002 85 westorn fecders, | and re corrected daily. Prices on crackers, | 44 14¢; Aurora B, 44, bige; Aurora R, 44) | cury «Ep piements, alflfls All inds of Building Material at Wholesalg | ' closed at 101, a ;,m drop 4;1]:«15_[ “”ri;nfl';n | 80; lambs, per ncnld. 'l.mm 4.50, r;_uk.[n. 2 are those given by leading man- 5}; il wrringes an "!.“'57...’&."»2.“.’.’:" nnwunmm.u 193 Strewt 40 Duton Pyt Track, omana B was nexton the list and lost 2}, selling to The Drovers' Journal London cablegram acturers. ArTe—Standard, 9¢: Gem, 10c; Beauty, S The T e —— ate - 4 » . THE GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT. | [1/" /4 Rock Island 114, to 104, The weak quotes maerate supplies of cattie and pricos | | BTron—Fanc creamery ol butter, 20 | 1oigc; Bayanne, Tdcs 1, cased, 86,00 |y 'Lnl]NINfiER]& METUCALF CO LOUIS BRADFORD, \ 5 ness and decline was due to lack of confi- | 1¢ higher than last week at 13¢ per 1b, esti- ; Wit 1'1“!4--‘0 arad oic LCARPET WaRP—Bibb, white, 19¢; col oed i ] Conflicting Interpretations of 1ta fteal | d€nce among holders, free selling by London [ Mated dead welght, g fguntry butier, 19@14c; common grades, 11@ | ase. " 01T T S, 008 Wb gricultoral Imp fllllfiflfs.WflEUflS,_CflFl'lflEBS " ‘Beflyfr l? l:fll]!l]fil’ Lalh lefl sflsb, ; it PraGorn iih W y andincreased offerings by the room in gen- | 3 SLOMGL SIPCKG AT A 4, 000; ly frosk, 193¢@13c. Point, 20 in. 10 oz., § West ' Point, 10 in, | —osries e | WY .f.','.,""f‘ vl corn { Import—Oorn Btill Weak Under eral. Trading was active but there appeared | gttt o 810500 o Liliy Five and stoady Per case of 10 Ibs, £2.00a2.95. | 12 0z., 15c; West lvu.m "5 in. 10 oz, 10c. | PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN, T : Heavy Receipts—Oats De- 10 be lack of investment buying. Houses | choice heavy native steers, $4.90@5.60: fair “fl:;:::(‘r'"‘::;‘r‘g:" -] ,:“‘"W"(f&-;n::om» cke ~Caledonin X, tise: Caledonin XX, 3 w hvv«--mne-vw 1o 0 AN T Y p i Sty with Chicago connoctions bonght liberally on | 10 #00d RAtlve steers, §4.40@500¢ btchers) | STRAWNEIRIES 28 5040 por case. Ry, thes Canton, | ALTICUItUTAl Implements, Wagons & Buggies Dealer in All Kinds of Lamber, 8 I8 deals to cover shorts, but only temporarily | & “r':lm'*r‘ ’»',""f"(f‘r:‘w and feeders, 3 .. 7340: Hercules, 18¢; Leaming: w1, rm.l!!\lnnll!'.vunnmnni Omaha. 16th Aud California Stroets, Omaha, Nebraska o o A sustained the market. Earnings for the first Hos-Roosip] 000+ shin 8003 Porators—Choice home grown, 15@she; | ton, 22ge Lullnv\nrld, 27ige. Yao it i MAST&QOF . 1 - FRED W. GRAY, | CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. week in June are poor, St. Paul showing & | mrsmt e ohipments, x| Utah and Colorado . stock, 90@0%c; low | ~ Miscruiasgovs—Table oil cloth, $2.85; H " eavy @ rades, B@650 plain Holland, 8@9ge; Dado Holland Hanl]factfll‘?,l‘s []f Buckeye []n]ls Seeders, fmber, Lime, CGH]GM Ete., Bt s Cicaco, June 11.—[Special Telegram t0 | docrease of 810,745, Coalers were the next | selections, #,50@5.60; pack medium to | & Poritny—No dressed fowl in the market: ‘lj"p" olisn M@0lge; Dado Holland, Y C., 0 L Tue Bee,]—The wheat traders changed their ve a bear attack and broke | choice, 5.30@5.55; light g 5, 20@5. 40, live chickens, &.00@3.25 per doz; spring |~ CoMFORTERS—$6.60@35.00, Lulllvn:rnwl'lnylllylmhl‘n\\lle‘rN\lH:‘hl::n:"l uban rul \urnnfilhnml mum.m Omaba. E minds three times on Saturday ns to the . Reading was affected by the rumors | = Kansas City. June 11.—Cattle—Receipts, | chickens, $3.00@3.25; small chickons, $.50@ | Byprcnen Snertive—Berkely cambric, R T T.W. HARVEY LUMBER CO., — p effect, which the government crop report suits were to be rought to prevent the | $00¢ *shipments, %00; eood cornfed 8¢ | 20 ; No. 80, 8tee: Host Yet, &4, 657c; buttor eloth, T WINONA IMPLEMENT CO., 0 Dealers Ol ) E ought to have on the price of wheat. This | jggue of bonds and prices fell 13, Lackawanun | choico corn-fod. & 00(5.50 commonto. me. E;.’."::'“;:fm 4 "T';Tzim ("M Fhotte 6 8o Has, rarae A Lturel 1 1 W B : | 1§ enabled thern o hold four different opinions | 7. Gould stocks followed in the wake. | (i, 83544 i stockers, $2.00/200; foed: | Gmene D 8 nigd - Freene G, oot Hope, 750 | AZTIONIERG] [mp flmflfls agons & Buggies Office, 1609 Farnam Street, Omaha o 22,00 per bu. and put prices up and down with very live i lively | Missouri, Kansas & Texas lost 1%, Missouri | ing stee ows, §.0003.50. | Tomarors—$8.00 per crate or §1.75@2.00 per | Tonsdal New York !n'i‘“""l‘(lv‘iil..“‘.“" o Comer1ithand Nicholas Streets. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, 3 motion. Their last opinion that day was | pacific 15, Western Union 3, but Manhatten Hnyur eceipts, 00; shipments, 8,003 | py, perell 42 Pepperoll, 46-in., 1301 Pep- OMATA BRANCIH, WIIUIBS'IIG LllIlIhBI‘ E[ 4 that the government report was a very | fll 5ig with quite large trading. The rest of | Market be lower; common tochoice, $5.00@ | " Pixe AprLEs—82.25@2.50. perell, Pepperell, §-4, 91c] Popperell J. F. SEIBERLING & CO., i | (i ) » ol A " 5.40; skips and pigs, $2.50(¢4.80, Bax Common medium, $2.50@3.00 per | 4.4 98¢ arell, 104, 95 . t Akron, Ohio, Imported and Ameriean portiand Coment. Staty ‘Y bullish docurent and pointed toward much | the list sympathized with the leaders and iy e ASIAe, o N b, @ A perell, 10-4, 2c; Canton, 4-4, " = " " Agent Tor Milwanen LLyaranic Comen ang 1 Bigher prices. Iu pursuance of this thought | hroke ig@?y, closing sales being at inside OMAHA LIVE STOOR. RS e Canitorain, Sk @do per b, N.‘:“ Cant n{‘nl‘h‘- riumph, 6¢; Wam: HHTWSUUE Macmncry and Binder Twine. Quiney White Lime. i :luil murlk;-!.”vuvmwlr ”\?b“ :|‘| nl;- top prices, 3 Chite :h*rm ‘p; ‘mn;'(\},;mfi'|u‘r]lehl; 450080 N GHAM—] p]"“k‘.uphm ks, 71¢c; Whitten- | W. E. Mead, Manager. 1213 Leavonworth st Omaha CHAS. R. LEE, K pulls and holders of wheat general GOVERNMENTS—(Government bonds were ‘attle. 1hER—Choice Michigan cider, $4.50@6.5 §03 York, Normandi dress, 8'4c; — = fl S changed over Sunday, not from any fresh YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS, The receipts of cattle were light although GRS d@2ice pe 3 0 A Wood Carpets and Parquet Flooring. 0th and Donglag % news received, but simply from further | . g.4s registered o 2031 | About on an average with the past few days. }‘,::"_‘_::"‘Nx"‘:\‘.'(,‘:,f‘:.l: l,‘l' 25@1.50; Spanish, ; WHEUHS, Bllgfiafia, Raklrs, Plows Etc. —_— 3 ) 145 registred. | . e feeling o J et here ! ¢ 20, 08 1 e 1 Mr. Dodge's estimates. It was claimed with ¢ * | ensier. The best heavy cattle sold about ol £0 Pt box )y faniey, 8,508 Thorndiko 1. n. Ohg0 AFUSI MATSTIETS J.T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., ! great confidence by the b steady but the other grades were Hallc [ EMONS—8.I5@4.50 P S ik a 2 Wholesale Noti i b ! bearish document, the lowr. Qne bunch of 14551b steors. brought | ®8, e _caitornin Itverside, 8835403 _37" A HOSPE, Jr., - plesale Notions and Farnishing Goods | that it was no worse than the May report which was the top paid for the day. [ - CHeRE Riversidos, .50 pe i-0z., T-oz, 183 . N . 45 And 405 8cuth 10th 8t Omaha. | 4 X o8| o efore the s, Jaftroy 1 NF i DA M1y 086 Bes Al U thing desirable was sold before tho [ Rjedium ‘syet Riversides, #1,50 e Jige, Jaffrey 3 Artists' Materials, Pianos and 0rgans, | e — wdvanced unduly. With a fair crop in Bu- a 400, Los Anieles Is, $4.00; Rtiverside Banver Croek CO, 106, 1) TN N AN Nt Olls. ! rope, as was now promised, importingdcoun- ogs. Nayas, £.00. vt S = = | CONSOLIDATED I8 r.seven fr g8 W CAnBAGH ¢ ver Ib. for California e o, Maple Cit TANK LINE co.. | that, with a crop of 400,000,000 bushels, the _do preferred, Pl al market was 5¢ lower, ,\\,m,“wnu,,,,g ASPARAGUS—B0@7he per dozen bunches, 4¢3 Quechoe No.'4, 8 50 8 KlleEl*fD)AI‘.yLMJlP’l:l“F_S‘BlL“Cl).. Axle Grease, Ete., Omaha. A 1L Bishop, B would be enough for us to eat with some over, was sold before the close, s—50c per doz for choice. 1 '41, \\m-lwr. 9310t TRed XC, 4 i A R aiiiga VINYARD & SCHNEIDE ‘ i GV R Saeptia It nobody, S b e Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots aud SHOS | - yotigns qnd Gent's: Furnishing Goods, = it, the bears insisted, would set low: prices Miaka Wi Lel B 3 AR "",‘""1 > Agents for Boston Rubber Shoe Co. 1102, 1104 & 1100 . 4 »| There were none here to ma ke a market, orn is quoted at 3@ Harney St., Omala. Nebraal 1108 Harney Street, maba. ] for the whole crop. On this kind of reason- —_— 4c |wrlh 1 other kinds 2! @ie per 1b, ' A, Tige; bleacho St y | ——=w.V. MORBE & GO e — ing there appeared to be considerable offer- Jasy at 1@2 per cent, Receipts, Cannors—New stock, 404be per doz, Slge; bleached, $lge :\‘ [07CH « Vo e Pnln_(s and Ullu._r ing by short sellers and with no great de- !j":" loan 13§ per cent. Closed at @134 per Ve 1,000 | - Beaxs—Good stock, $2.0 California | bleached, 10}ge; Stevens' S R. T, 12}g¢. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, SUTUGUMMINGS & NEILSON, i mand from the outside to put prices up | CEE N 4@04 per [ERRLERRE 4,000 b“]‘f'l"v_ s ’l"A‘&f‘: 19@150: cake, 10 por Tb., General Market 101, 1S Douglas 8 Opiein Manutactory, Sum: : Wholexalo Deaiers in | many longs were anxious to unload. The | ont, Prevailing Prices, Nurs—Peanuts, raw, 6ig@ie: Brazil muts, | Leatnzn—Onk _soles, hemlock . Paints, 0ils, Window Glass, Ete. B result was a decline of about 1e from Satur- [~ Sreriive Exciiaxer—Quiet but steady at [ Thefollowing 18 a table of prices paid‘in almonds, Tarragona, 22¢; English wal® nhmumr»nlc d@iic; emlock dry soley 13 | =g o0\ Tliore and Stationers, A SRt DARR N i day's closing prices. They were few other | $4.561¢ for sixty day bills; .85} for de- | thismarket for the grades of stock men- , 15@1se; filberts, 18¢; Ttalian chestouts, [ @25¢; hemlock kip, 606 miA.& B runner 3 = |} things besides bear crop talk to depress the | mand. K tiotied, fie: pecans, 1hc. l;u- SAHEAL L S LD B % | s M. &S, W JONES, - 3 market. Cables were no lower, and as the PRODUOE MARKETS, Prime steors, 1800 to 1500 1bs Hoxey—16@2lc for 1 1b frames; canned | A. 'hew cal hacks, hemlock | Suceessors to'A. T, Kenyon lolesalo & Rotail A honey, 10@1 2 per 1b. upper, 10@Mc; English grai I I hemlock grain upper, 21@25¢; 2@ lmnpwu pomm- 0.D. Mo, G. Mo., 30c; Simon Da first figures for the visible supply statement Prime steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs, came in they indicated a very slight de- | Chicago, Juno 11.—Following aro the | Satlittle stecrs. %00 to 1050 1o crease, if any. Tne completed statement | 2: Gomsion Yo]0kibibe bulle} showed & decrease of 670,000 bushels Fair to choice light hoys. and being fully 500,000 bushels more Fair to choice heavy hog: than was expected carly it was thought Fair to choice mixed hog: would produce a firmer feehng. 1t did for a | @4 2 short time, | i " CARPENTER PAFER 00 e o B, O SO e | Wil P Dl treet. omaba. Nebs Carry 8 nige stock of Drinting, Wrapping and Writing 6 i { } i i | DUk Mart $1.2 SaLsiFY—25¢ per bunch, Pa ur. Speciul attention given to car foad onlers, Grocer's List, ReriNen Larn—Tierce, 7"41(‘ 401b square £ 3 20-1b round, Sigc m'h glazed kulu Cofleoe. Spices, Etc. , $3.25; oak kip | ~ EE CO .+ $1.00@1.55; CLARKE COEFEE CO.. Printers’ Mnlcrlal- "WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION. but the improvementawas only | 33050, A cans, 7ie o} § : temporary and the close of the morntng scs. | . Wheat—Fairly active but unsettled ; opened Lteprescntative Salos: 10-1b' pails, Ib pails, 8ige: 3-b patls, French_kip Tflfls C[lmms SDICBS Baking PUWdflP Auxiliary Pablishers, B sion was very near the bottom and at about | % @!yc lower and ciosed 114@1%c below Sat- CATTLE. X . RF‘ £6.00 @0.50 Dualers in 'nso Trenses and |'mm~n‘ Supplies. 602 the prices ruling Saturday before the: crop | urday’s close; cash, s4%c3 July, 8tige: Aug- No. New Orleans molasses, per bbl, ; pink cream and white linings, §7.50 Illvuflr‘l‘x" x;‘;.x:‘.l:‘u.’.lxr:mug{mlmefig:m‘vsu e L:th 12th Street, Omaha. report came, July wheat ope ust, 84 5 'f‘h‘\“‘l‘;: (@46 per gal.; corn syrup, 84c; half bbl: "32',‘;.‘,&"‘”Ji‘,‘fi‘fi.‘,é!’if,‘hi"‘ S0 HATNEY Btreel, OmahA, HebraAsKE, = Rubber T and on the filling of carly buying or, Fairly active but weaker; opened | ¥ g 4zl kegs, $1.55@1.55: sorghum, 3Sc. z = c, T o5 rookery and Glass B s vanced to 86i@86ic, then declined, with lower and closed 3(@lc below Satur- }}":"“} bvmn‘u‘m\ Hunllju. 1031 fyc: Vrouk fast ;)llmlrlu?'fifcr“fi. oy é":rrblb‘.w:(;t\ ‘syl- o { S OMAHA RUBBER GO, | 0 vance s5%c , Hle: 3 r 5 on, 3 bacon’, sides, Y@ I s i a, ) 5¢; . I8 :il::-“\lv‘.»«rx‘l:;:-t:n’.nI:O nmu-‘::uln\-x‘xl:t“x‘l].::f Al:'rfllx:;:; (),nglfl‘cul’(l:l d:x‘;ll m;l ‘f‘mu‘!‘tt‘:‘:-’;" lower 1 bull s:l‘k \smgs'm sl:ouhl‘crn. .(é. 145 (dngfl ‘-c{ atum, per Ib, 5¢; aleohol, U5 per cent, per gal, ent for the Manu facturers and Importers of I8 to 86@sb'y ¢, which was the price at the 1 [ than Saturday; cash, 82igc; July, 82 1-16c; | 1 bull $2.22] blue vitriol, per 1b, Sc: borax refined, C['[i\&fll'y, Glasswarfl Lflmfls Cm]]]flflys Manufacturers and Dealers in Rflm]fil' (oods s ol 8 '%%0: : 21 Clothing and Leather Boltivg. 106 Farnam Strest, } o'clock close. December wheat opened at | August, 28igc, 10/c0w A 300ps—Oysters, standard, per | ber 1b, 10¢; camphor refined, 32: cream tar. 3 i = 4 8he, sold at 87igc, dowh to Sblgc, nnl\l closed Rye—Dull at 58c. 8 CoW case, $3,20@3 strawberrics, 2-1b, per’ cuse, tar, pure, per 1b. 42c; cream tartar, r_onum{r» —Ete. Ofco, 317 8. 1 '“ “'""‘"‘- Nebraska. il ut 1 o'clock at $6i5c. Barley—Nominal at 65@67e. 6 cows. @2.70; raspberriés, b, per case, §2.60@ | cial, per 1b, 20c; cloves, per Ib, 3c; cuttle- PERKINS, GATCH & LAUMAN, i The pressure ol enormous receipts of corn 5 st 2.70: California pears, per case, $. 70@4.80; | fish bone, per Ib, 30c dextrine, per 1b, 12 1mvorters and Jobbers of L T '$4/25(@4. 33 b glycerine, pure, per 1b, 30c: hops, fresh, per i B EpeORIativer markel 25 Deaches, per ure, . , {resh " 5 i e e A R herrions er ue, | T ‘d0et Tudieo; 'Nadras, her T, we: thscet | CTOCYETY, Glassware, Lamgs, Silverware Pflmlls Pmes and Engmes | lower prices. To this was added to-day the £5. ‘alifornia plums, per &4 l"’“"‘l,““x;[“" 1b, 60c: f’,‘“;g‘";‘;‘;f- & W-cl‘l“,‘” Etc. 1514 Farnam St., New Paxton Bullding. iteam, Water, m.unn, and Mining Supplies, Ete, ! weakening effect of an increase in the visi- | whole runL(. cash, !l(x. ¢; July, €13.4 ('114 60 hl;:wvm per case, ¥ s (;Lz “’& V[‘lcl:lsrm‘_":\!“ ‘Tuliuin'u ("&fi::nl“::";:\r'o ) % 90, 122 and 24 Farnam & Ol I ble supply of corn of 1,805,000 bushels, | August, $14.00. plums, 2-1b, per 3 pineapples, 2 i B petinat) kel CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. o These continued heavy receipts wear outthe [ I uict and casicr; cash, 88 per case, 32007 b silmon, per_dozen, e ey onvi | S CommissIonIk NG 8 o7 h G SR Wholesal R | patience of holders and bring out some long s 1¢: August, $3.6 ¢ Nm “ul;x::wl(‘-’bc;:w:; per :mfls 80 rica ,q.w mmp{-tn- on it punish, RIDDELL & RIDDELL, olesale P“fl][ls PlDfl lenfls, | corn every day, and_the demand from the | Dry Salted Meat oulders, .00 i3 : beans, per case, §1.75 s ): . 10c; e e TR AL eI e L ETEREE 5 shorts, “,,", % ‘et wroiis, und trom | short clear, 306102 short ribs 3';{: i, 20 Lima Doans, pet cuse, sn).tlpguu : 'lm‘.lullfc r.'}ul’:n\ltm L per b, e ':‘:.':2 ;‘::fi‘; Storage and Commission Merchants, P e Sutnsn Bendatarters mnfm. sustain pric July - opened ab 5%, an Cheese—Firm: full cream cheddars, 7@ $2.30@2.40; 21b corn, n‘lrdhmc) "f“ L.;“:vl:nmv""nw“ e PR B DOy 2 % smam and Water S lfls 1 after sclling at d¢, advanced to flats, Tig@7i5e; young Americas, T importad s, 19@15c perbox dotmestin X 0K (8565 iR TS O GEO. SCHROEDER & CO., i i 52%c, then fell to 7 ! hll'l\wl'r n l (@ mustard A T on, Buccessors to Mcshane & Seliroeder.) Halliday Wind ) \ml‘umm:mma:lt:mnw sl Omal L mutpnw and 5l nd closediai ws—Firm at 1de. 5 auln s conf. A, 6 ey o : oLl s, Manng omber corn opencd at bic, sold | Hides — Unchanged; green hides 4igc; c \\‘ln};' extra C, extra C! 4_»:{((::1 le:':uwz”ls "““’I;“:,““‘“,h;“k,“;'v Produce Cflmmlsslflfl and Cold sml‘flgfl. BROWNELL & CO., b declined to the close, which | b ecn salted, 5lge; light green salted, Yo Gnb iRl oal TR e A oA R e SN f Rl . Bege bid. ; i ard i S ey orel THGST New Grieans, | Lt CA it RO ek KR b Engings, Boilers and Gezeral Hachinery B Um,xpulmllv large receipts of oats, eacons, S0¢ L.uh, dry salted, 6@ 3 e R o T3 e W, vd. N ard, 5 " P Ehe:.-v.lnm Work Steam P Suw MiMs. toEethen Skl cropEaows ol 3. ayosato S Ordingry grades, 10@TTe; fuiry | NoSTavd siasbe: W, . veior ace W, va | Flonr, Peed, Grain and Generel Conmision SRR TN :;',’,‘;’,,“{‘,',‘.,';,;L‘,fl, :.C-L wilon coaing nfnonss e LI LicouCtiy stoiio old_covernment Java. 25@ | zero |?C]m:l~|lcn No. . ‘d0e: golden N"u'mi,' Merchant. c..m.x..,nafim.nmuic.x 1014 North 16th Smoke Stacks, Boller { decline in cor wis a weakening factor. | Receipts. Shipments. Y, Moi\‘l‘(“l‘ u?:\,,(;:iu:» Hihits 150 doprcen. The: Hondiiahts B30 S T HUK. SAWYER, ¥ : Trade, however, was not large. June oats our, bbls. 2,000 43, 53! 3 declined from $3%¢c, which was Saturday's | Wheat bu. 33,000 Dilwartiy RoCrossii[{8rops Hassfbrnenng d5ci castory ure, 1. A Taro a9 e e n, 308 per gal. close, to 821, and closed at s T R Hines—Green butchers, 4@4ge; green | OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME CO s@s2igc. | Corn, bu 357,000 Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stacks, 1 oI ! s Sornyit 7000 ‘“"W,m S Britchinge, ’l;lnk‘nnn':il(.rm»‘r'm Hoilor epairiog. 1518 uly oats opened at 32i4c, fell to 32%¢, but | Oats, bu 2, oDEsY ) X o | cured, s@hige; dry flint, 7e; dry salt, be; Jodke Streot, Ouiah SliscaliathoaMcIm setonber Rouadopenad )| iy olbn 9,000 R A Loy e AL greul salted calf, 6lge: damaged hides, 2¢ Jonbers of Hard and Soft Coal. SR T :x)ul closed at 27¢, scllivg at one time | Barley, 8,000 e washboards, electric, 8150; fancy Northern | off: dry salted duw '““,"“'— 200 8outh 16th Etreet, Omaba, Nebraska., S o . ey I Ior s tha v eok bpanad withontany il oyow X onic aJune W1 =Wheat—ecelnts, Queen Washboards, §275; assorted bowls, | No. 1, #%c: No. 2, rease—Prime — s PHIL. STIMMEL & CO., o Brovislone the wak openicd without sy | 145,000;_oxpoits, 81,000; orsh @i lower Noo 1 chiurisy 0705 No, & cnurnw, | Wwhite 4&: Jellow, el brown, 20, Shieep J.J. JOHNSON & CO., Whlesale Parm Plflfl 1 and Gflfflfll] Seels c! % z | uptions ruled va opened 9 @ ¢c mgher, ! No. 8 churns, $7.50; butter tubs, $1.70; (03 according to quality. Brand- | i control and tracine ias Hmited and | P waakonerton heivy aniing it ihe west 1 No: 8 ciurna, 61.60; bivior tubs, BL0; | O elaseiiod as Qumaced: Mennfacturers of Tlinos While Line, A0 8 1R ) eatureless und the movement favored easier | declined 1% @14, closing at bottom figures s 3 700 K] o Icon aloee Lo Yy ers of Col, Coke, Cement, Plaster, Lima, : 4 R S NavisEmatket averspeaRlower ‘ 4 i ;:d! ':L:n"x;"ltv '.)7‘527 ’l"ui-‘ o ‘“mll “lnd G—Lorillard’s Climax, 45¢ Srikits—Cologne spirits 188 proof, £1.14; do o, and Bewer bipa: Omea, Pazton Hotel, Splendid, 44¢; Mechanic's Delight, 44c; Le; 101 proof, $1.17; spirits, second quality, 101 gett & Meyer's Star, 45¢; Cornerstone, proof, §1.15; do 188 proof, €1.13; alcohol, 188 Drummond’s Horseshoe, 45¢; proof, per wine gallon, 2. lJ redistilled NEBRASKA FUEL CO., ARMSTRONG, PETTIS & Ci J. T, 4lc; = ares prewrhend, e [Cul Moo et | whinkicn, S Chal 0 el blesich, S20atis | Shippers of Coal and Cole. Storage, Forwarding and Commission ageo “Oh, My,” 2ic; ‘atlin’s Meerschaum, | and Pennsylvania Saturday and at 1 0'clock |m|k showed | eje a decline of 10wlse, lard of 2 (o short ribs of Corn—Recelpts, 47,000; exports, 6,000 Avr N Sesstox—Wheat lower: June | cash, 4@1 lower: options sold down %@ closed at 843, July sold from 843c to 84¥ce, | 1150 on heavy receipts west, closing at bot- itor, 7ige and | closing at arnam 8t Omaha, Neb. Telophone & {@9Jc afloat and delivered, July fodcid mal el elephoue E1l. Blorage. Forw Tonacco M 505 Golden o 5 2 Branch houge of the Henney Bugzy Co. Bugglod as TATE A QUL Chs A"f.}'.:f tom figur aded, B8@E0Kc: No. 2, sle; Catlin's~Old_Style, Syweet T | Sheaf and rye whiskdes, 50 00; brandies, LB0UIh IHIEL, Omate '""‘"“"",",;},{;‘_“",‘;:‘,‘\,{,':,";‘;{ Jrard Wit % RABJ O, b8! ed, July closing at 53i{c. Te i . N 7 V. i ted, $5.00@8.00; domestic, £1.30603 closed_ at Blc, ' July sold at b1ig(@hise, clos- e A L 6 Top, i#2¢; U.N. 0. 17c; Red, White and | imported, .00 domestic “Dry Coods and Notione. gins, imported, $5.00(06,00; domestic, §1. 003 clmm]lu;:nes imported, per case, M. E SMITH & CO., .00 @sso0; Americas, er case, 10001706 | Dry Goods, Furnshing Goods and Notios, Omnua, Nebra North Tigthteonth Street, Omiba. 5o, — e August sold from 52340 t0 Sige, September ing at 523¢c. | white western, 44@4ic. ock Sold. r bbl in carload lots, $1.45, Oats low uly sold (@ ‘-"u“un"'l pot, fair; Rio, weak and nominal Showing the number of cattle, hogs and even-sixteenths, 10@10} closcd af , August l‘\fl!}j_ at 28%c | qt #15.50G16.00: options lower on near months | sheep sold to packers and leading buyers on CaNDY—Mixed, 9@llc: stick, 9@y e, asked, September closed at 27lge asked, and steidy on far; sules, ) s; June, | to-day’s market. Medium, in bbls, 8.00: do in half Pork - was b 1.;3\~'m~ and quict, closing at July, §1 August, CATTLE. bbls, $3.5 mall, in bbls, $7.00; do in half §13.50 for June, §13.90 for July, §14.00 for G. H. Hammond & Co bbls, $4.00; gherkins, in bbls, $5.00; do in August, $14.10 for September. Lard was | ™ petrolenm—United closed firm at 76:4c. Swift & C half bbls, $4.50. quict and unchanged; short rivs were uu _Ewgs—Higher and strong western, 17@ | Sumuel 5 Hor changed. ¢ MarLE St ick: A cakes, 18@14¢ per 1b.; pure maple syrup, §1.2 per gal. Brooms ing at 51, closing at mixed western, 38(@40c; 30-1b pais, §1.2501.50. 'Al ft.22 g2 2x4 8 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Cmicaco, June 11. ess quoted at §14.00@14.50 i 5,50 for new. £ osed weak ; westernsteam, | 3 [, Ml 4XIIV xtra, 4tle. £2.00; parlor, 31, Ex( i 1 ;N 10023 (II & (Kl = 10024 0024 00 [ e ~_1ron Works. 116 25/20 (0 e TS e 16 50119 56'2) 50 23 00/23 00 DEWEY & STONE. STEAM BOILER WORKS. Special Telogram to Spot, #5.75(as, opening, with pri her ular and un- | 20¢. o q < Omaha P. Co.. STakcn hl ror rhw‘w, g leCS‘ corn | No, 2 com,s 18, 1700 | Nn com, 81s.. 13. Sleflm HflllBl‘fi Tnfl]‘(s alm Sllflul h'flfl or settled. Good to choice dry corn-fed steers, | . Cheese—Firm and in fair demand; Ohio | X rmour & C Pack 670; Oswego gloss, 7c; Oswego corn, 7 : FENCIN flat, T@Se. St. Louis, Junc 11.—Wheat--Lower; cash, <. (,HARLES'SHW:—.RK_K, TR 20th and B, & M. Crossing. i T PAXTON & VIERLING 1RON WORKS, oo b amiure Wrouglt and Cast Tron Builling Work, | especinlly light and handy classes, held the own and, although easivr to buy than on J day or Saturday, were not materially loy But uadesirable weights orquality sold some- H. Hammond & Co Speculators. As—Jupans, 20@he; Gunpowder, 200 | No, 1, 4 & G in 12 & 14 ft, vough 60c: Young Hyson, 22a5be; Oolong, 20@bse. | No. 1) 16 88t @stcs July, 8 QARG POWDER AND SHOT -Shot, £1.30; buckshot. | No.2, ¢« Corn—Lower cush, 48}@48c; June, 463c. Highest and Lowest. $1.55; Hazard powder, kegs, 8.00; hulf kegs, | No 2] # —Easier; cash, 813@j2; August, The following are the highest and lowest | $2.75; one-fourths, § ) lx“lll?“k B nl:‘\t'flr;( (}e‘l‘:lrnl;n‘vdr.y Mnul-lue lnfl what irregular and substantially lower. prices paid for hogs on this market during | fuses, 100 ft., 45@7sc. i A 12,13 & 16 1t = ——————= A% A in Eiree Omah 3 There was @ large per cent of green and Pork—$14.50. the past few days for heavy and mixed loads | CrAckEns, Cakes, Erc.—Prices subject to d Crooeries. —OMAH "wmlr-: ;Em;;qmwonx's grassy natives among tho arrivals lust week, | i8S § f hogs.also ou” the correspondiug dates in | change. Sodu, be; (city goods), "TPAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, ™ | + © A 4 L ook, hisky—81. u 1887 and 1856 snowflake (in tins), 10¢; "soda candy 24 com 3 1 i “Thin lass sold fairly well. They were not. | utter Fr; creamery 14@1c; dairy, | = = e | 203 wators (i ) 100:" aoda. sop Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, | Mauufecturers of Wire and Iron Railings then discriminated against, but to-day noone | 12(@l4c. Muy 1888, T “May 1856, ¢ oyster, Blge; excelsior, 7c; furing oyster, | Clear y in \urmd) 44 o, » Desk wul-‘ wiiadow Guargs, Flower Siands ke scemed to waat. them. Salosmen that had | | Afternoon Board-—Whent—-Weak; June, Sunday | 4 Zoi gem oyster, ei moiitor, fo; Omahi 2d com 3 in “ 06, 07, 100 and 711 8. 10th 8t., Omakim, Neb, 120 North Tith Street, Omubs. i ’ - o o iy Juh orn—Weak; June, 47%c 515 @B35 |4 b @ 3 62 oyster, 7c; pearl oyster, he; picnie, bes snow- noulus(L s i Sveve— d to foir sorts of grassers could not got nominal, Oats—Dull; @6 4 % 23 nc."‘ drop ‘oyster, 7e; butter '5ci - Hoston, Koi | A 6 in White Pine McCORD, BRADY & CO., ‘omaHA E and IRON WORKS, ids for them, and here it might be stated 280 bid. b @ 40 @4 Omaha butter, sawtooth butter, 83gc: | B 6 in Wholesale Grocers Man'fvs of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes that from this time uutil the close of the |~ Ginein June 11.—Wheat—Quiet and Qs s 0 cracker meal, 5c; graham, Sci grabham [ C6in ] & une 1888, June fel 10 h fers i il k- h " Vaults, Jail Work, Tron and Wire Fencing, Signs, Bte. "Pexan and western scason the shipper thut | firm; No. 506 @b |440 G WAlCrs, STAIND Wafors cin poundingeiesliDOIn 4. 4 . 1.1b aud Leavenworth trests, Omabs, Nebraska, G- Adreen, Prop'r _Cor.14th and Jacksoa Bis. sends green grassy cattle to this market | Corn 0. 2 mixed, s34{@ 510 @630 | 420 @ ages, 1234c; hard bread, be; milk, 7ic; oat | E6in (Sel. Fencin, 19.90 | = B e = CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS i pate ixed, 3615 Sunday 4D @ B45 @ 3 60 meal. 8¢; oat meal wafers, 10¢: oat meal wa- 6 in Drop Siding sic pe |e,u.. ! 44 stands ton chances o one of losing money, | - QU Bl G (Vi G475 |38 G880 | Torsin pound packases, 121jc: animai 130, SToCKBOAKDS Tron and Wire Fences, Railings, Guards for the siwple reason that grecn natives s 5‘ @ b b0 l Sund 865 @366 | Boliver gger(round),ie; cream,Sc;Coruhill, § Hardware. ) i will have to sell right alongside of rangers, Poric AL Qoo 4 80 @ 10c; cracknells, 16c: trosted cream 8se! Y and Servens, for banke, oficesstares residences, gte. £ and when it comes to thit the buyer wil | Veoke ey Qi (48 ¢ finkcer snapn, ‘Sc; ginger snaps (city), fio} ; 1 y Improvod Awnings. Lockumith Machinery as ’ take the Texan or ranger every time for the R S H home made ginger snaps, in boxes, 13c; home | sm— ——— . go0d reason that pound for ‘pound when | Minneapolls, June 11 =Wheat =feceipts Bunday . | i@ made giner snaps, (110 cans) o dosens | No. 1 com, 12 415" 7 20,50 wnulgsalg Har[lware Catlery, i Plate, MEAGHER & LEAGH, . dressed, the ranger is worth the most money [ (f0r 0o (ivs) 24 cars; “"""",L"“"*‘f"{,“' 2.50; lemon creams, e pretzels, (hand made), | =+ 77w h 21900 | petate, Sheet Tron, ete. hgents tormowe seater, | FIG 410 BUrglar Proof Safes, T]mfl T.ocks, 10 butchers. The ranger will shrink less | PrCCs FUCE cusy ot P - ODR=e N Live Stock Notes. 1idge: assorted cukes and jumbles, 111ge; as- | & # Miami Powder und 1.yman Harbed wire, 4 d makes & better show on the hooks, 1 1 hard cash and June, i July and Au- | e 0 sorted fingers, 15c; afternoon tea (intins), [ » “ Waer aud Lyiuan Hiarbo 3 Geners) Agents for Disbold Safe & I # AV eken & botier sow on tho Books, Teh || cuss, Bisgoi No.' 1 northorn, cash und June, ogs So lower. or box, 87,00 ? banans fingers, ido;: butter | No.3 “ e Jmals, Nebraskh, vauti i ST, i Faram Siroot Oaaba. 4 the sbippor remomber that thore Are.tem | §yscq."July, " ssddo; August, 6t Prime beeves steady. I 4 L A P Ned |} = = Millinery and Notion chances to one against him of getting out | 140s July, Waée; August - B y Jumbles Brunswick, 15¢; ' brandy A " HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, v whon ba shipe groon stecrs uniess bo can { AOFICER, CASD BRE SUAG, ommion cattle sell lower, suups, boi ate drops (new) 16c: choco- [ ¢ 4 “ 1. OBERFELDER & CO, afford to sell them at 1y Texan prices. ipper. Thors woro Dick Silvers, of Sutton, was here with cat- " late wafers, 15 ; No, 2 northern, tle and hogs. ate wafers, 1 Christmas 1 August, 82 On track—No. No. 1 northern, 82@ss, SOM@S13gc, b (i | 39 Grogu woomw bt i | BUIMEDY Hdwars 00 sk B . Imuulturs&.luhhcmn Milliory & Notns ; i ! ; Keep it in mind, M oo tafly 4,000 to 5,000 Texins on sule, the best s - A h W. C. Ainsworth, Elk City, came in witha | cake, 12c; Cuba jumbles, 11igc; cream pufls, | 10_in Grooved roofing sume price as 12 in 3 our—Unchanged; patents to ship in ) d 3 hy 4 Stool — =t LI UL the sume as last week and common 4 Ehe ¥ B , I 1 10ad of hogs. ¢g jumbles, 1 smur dyops, 1 Stock Boards, - going a shade lower. Fine, fat native « sacks in carlole, . iin barrels, #4.70 SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE. RECTOR, WILHELMY & CO., Jumbles, 11350 jelly tart (n vunilla bar, 14 finger jelly 15¢3 ludy fing- | Star, 4 inch Flooring ... nilla wafers, 14¢; | 1st and 2d clear 4 inch Flooring Vienna wafers, 1 dozen packages in a box, | Clear & inch Ceiling B0, Mr. Allen, with the Standard company at Ames, was in with stock. A. Seright, Genoa, and Mr, Van Alstine, #ud heifers were in fair demand and steady. Cabont [ Milwauke in stock cash, 51 Bulls and native canning stock we down 1o low water mark., Deales Wholesale Hflrdware CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COL, 10th and, Tarney St O ers and foeders roported u better demand for | Corn—io an A;”"l‘}“‘\l‘;“:";,"l‘:‘(“‘:l'!";l‘]:l wasat the yacas | P dosen B0, e Clear J nch Partitas oA vans ko o e Rl Manufacturers of Overalls, good stock of 500 to 1000 1b averages but ats 2 \White, 803c. Ames, Fort Calhoun, was at the yards Koods pucked in caus 1c per 1b advance | Clear 4 inch, Partition §2 above 3¢ — —— 08 Pants, Shirgy, Ete. 1@und ouiins 8L bt 1ittlo things of 600 and upward were | Rye —Steady at Gic. and marketed a load of hogs, except snowfiake and wafer soda, which are % TE ) % MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO, 7640t Fauta Shirts G, [IARH 1M Douains Btresty almost unsaleable, Good to choice $5.00@ Barley—Dull: No. 2, 62¢. For the first nine days of this month | backed only in cans. Soda in 2-1b wnd #1b Wholesale Maoufacturers of Cornice, ; 6.20; medium #.25@5.40; inferior to fair | Provisions—Steady; pork, $1400. Omahia received 55,402 hogs and Kunsas City | Paper boxes, 3c per 1b advance: all other ¥ " EAGLE C 3 RKS, $4.00 n@ cows $1.85074.00; Texas cows [ MansasOity,June 11.—Wheat-Stronger; | 49,442 go0ds 1¢ per (b advance. - Soda in 1-1b paper | Saddlfll‘y& J]hhel‘s of S‘flfl]fl” Havdwarg l.:M'LE U)R'MCL.WURKS' i ! 000 sicors 88 L1 kers and [ No. 3 soft, cash, S2ig¢ asked; July 705 | W. L. Willis, Madison, came in yesterday | DOXES, 1 per b advance. The 21b boxes iro | S St i s | Aud Lemther. 105, 1 and 1o waracy st owate. | MaN0factRG Galyanized Iron and Cornice, eedors #2301, 10 sio) fed £.255.50; cor e uk\ed ker: No. 2 cash. 4o asked. | WiUL4 car of hogs, which sold on to-day's }L;“‘,}f,:‘:,f’:f::::‘ 1‘}1'.‘1“.',,'..':,""1:,1":"7:: e PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., . - s - | Jobo Epenvter, Fropristor. V20 Dodgo sad 1 sud | mon cattle w shade lower, Jor 1 r; No. 2 cash, Gc asked: | market, - & o " g 1 - ) Hir0st, Sunsue, Hoos—The big run July, 40¢; No. 2, White, vash, 43¢ bid, 4810 AR iiiain ‘ho - 5 case, The 1-1b boxes are packed in cases L]yu Stock Gomm]ssmn Merchams = = Paper Boxes. f I 5 A s J , hog buyer for J. C. Dold & 8 e - a e i many cool-headed saiesmen and ‘such usked Son, Kansas City, is here with the expecti: | Lot a0 & case, Onelb graham and oat | oo oom 24 Quaaite Exchange | Byllding, Union | —~-ananan108YY_Hardware. . JOHN L. WILKIE, : b %, et “1:“'".'""":' Oata - No. 2, cash, 213¢e usked. B e o o s boamat B B4 opior to R W, J, BROATCH, P oprietor Omaha Paper Box Paclurv ‘“' Loy :::‘mbgmm‘:;: b:“;l“‘“-v“{d“;“‘l’“",‘, Liverpool, June 11.—Wheat quiet; holders Among those in with cattle were J. Grei- | show goods, The, Canb for wafer soda, §3.00, "McCOY BROS., Heay H?mwa ] il ]d S[ ] 10! |] ! ng that ctior ghit and heavy | o o i ot 48 Wik owtie ware . G oods, Tho, ¢ Yafer sads, §,00, Y 16, 1761 dld olee Nos. L7 sud 4313 Douglus St Owabs, Nebe T T e e g TRibts Roary i E ennington; | not returnable. Cans for snowflake' soda, LIVB SIUCK Efllflmlss Ufl Hfl'fihflflls e ‘Y;e highest of last week and at the re |§l5 n vI.XuLL‘I.::.I.‘Il ower; new mixed western, | V. Coupal, Blair, and W. H Urlun 5,00 per doz. Tin cases with glass face to 1 I 0. T, lh L B e - = duction there was & brisk demand, about all = selling outof first hands with the warket N"W::":;:'a' une 11— Hogs were cheap enough at Omaha yester- | display the goods, s each. No charges for day to induce the Armours 1 go up there | Packages except for cans and returnable — o — A _Sash, Doors, Eto. closing W;'fmf;“l\):l"' r“\“m“w .,mu‘ ATRT l<;\\ c; yellow,0s and \:Y)v m.r,s,\l o car, ;le'n\'rr‘l"l’u'lu_ 5”:1':.'" l(.l.n»hlmll cans uml‘-m;mnm;u' & Yords, ROuth Omabs. s Lk #ats, Caps, Etc. A. ) opening. e bulk " of best assorted heavy | ¥ ' KO gram (Kansas City great many of the | $oda cans prices charged, v k5 - e S01 AL 5,60, And & few lots ut §6.05480.0 Gats Lower; No. 2, 3\ @tc. Targe packing houses in different cities haye MORIMER WESTERFIELD & MALEY Wi b: PARNOTTE & CO. Df iIS Bllhfl\ fll’fl MUUMIHB Roud 2t 150 Bha B 1ol foln M EMERES | Com Meal Uncluned 43 10 Duyers hers and it Is evident to those e | 1 s, lee Stock Cummlssmn Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods i, 1ich and eart siraets, Omaka. Nov. sowe extra Jots at §5,55(@5, lh.lh.m,.,\.l Heg Produc Llll)\flflifl‘d pork, $15.00; d as to the course of eveuts, that the | 1 ”‘\’j Covons Room 15, Ex i Fr ety 0y Ly 11 T 3 for assorted light was limited, a few lara, refined tierce, §7.57'. Kausas City packers will have to look to | Slate i Berlin oil, 615¢ Dnans, J 107 Haroey Streat. Owahs. Neh BOHN MANUFAGTURING CO. 170 t0 150 pound averages selling at .50, _Hulk Megla=sl long clear | Owaha largely for their hog supply. & v ‘(“" Ranss River, 6o ALEXANDER & FITLH’ P - Ofiice Fixtures. sossl| Mpm L[urm‘s of Sash, Doons, Blinds, - X d 3 - . Richmoud, te BLig— ! o SINMONDS o™ | o \d Interior Lard Wo 1 Lim—— OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET, | ol oo St Commision Deglers in Live Sock, THE SLINOXDS MANUFAOTURING ¢ ¥ e ot vt it o J A ow 2, O u 0 0lo, RUIS kA8 6 o, Heb, ol e Produce. k Nuts, Et old 1B, | Boom 2, Opy e Ria B u.\m %, Uoloa Stock st £ - . Chicaga, Juse 1L=The rovars' Jour e dine 11, Kol G Sea, 0bge, | mmr Yardn, SO0 ~ | Bauk, Office aud lell)flll Fixtures, OMAHA PLANING MILL CO., The Grangers were ° : g, duns 11, rovers' Journal ™ ale : ) June 11, Daess—Charter Oak, be: Ramapo, 43¢ Lodi, UNION STOCK YARDS CO., | Maction. #1denoaran. Bo 08 Cupes. Drug Fiztures srall M fr oty r M |ld S h D Agein the lewders o the sk markes and e 4A100. warkan staadys | A Ao d guckastons ane wiiclesalo | fp; Allen. 6o; B WiniSar, aiyoi 0f Omaha, Limited Shaer Pty Tl ke (e erartios | MAIZACINCTS 01 MOWING, o4 uar& o weakucss developed was so proucusced | jnferios fo ohoice, $4.000.20; cows, $1.25@ | are the rates at which round iots are suiaon | BROWN bEEEL xo—AlRLNC A, 44 T30; 2608 ¥ Bexd .’wu,,,“:.,,‘,,“ ‘ RS By — ’ B ey R aigome m