Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 17, 1889, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. A Cablegram Proves to bo the Sen- sation in Wheat. A DISPOSITION TO SELL CORN. Oats Average Fivmner Activity Noted -- llvars Have the Call in Provisions—Cate tle About the Same. Bt no Special CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS, Cireaco, July 16.-~[Special Telogram to Tie Bie,)—The sensation in the wheat mar- ket to-day was a special cablegram published this morning in New York and in the Chicago Times, giving the main points in the crop and market article in the London Times. The salicnt features of the articles were statements that the latest advices from Bom. bay show that Iudia will have little or no wheat for shipmont; that Kussia, Australia, Roumania and eastern Germany will not raise more thau enough to feed themselves: that western urope and the United King- dom will ruiso 50,000,000 bushels more than last year; and that the Odessa graineries are almost enipty, e article concludes with the statement that the great importing countries of Europe will be more at the mercy of America this year than usual. During the morning a variety of attempts were made to break the force of this summary of tho situation, but the con- clusions were nearly in accord with the 1deas of the best informed members—that no serious impression was made in the discred- iting. The news of the next greatest im- portance was the further disappointient in receipts of wheat here and at all southwest- ern points. Raiay we ather in the Ohio val- ley, Kansas and Missouri may account for this in & great measure, but it is none the less certain that the bears are greatly dis- gruntled over nono of thy realization of their nigh hopes, based on the belief that therc was surely zoing to be a huge early move- ment. Wheat was grown and will como into ®1ght some time, but the bears arc losing tho moral effect of the big early movement counted on with sucn confidence. The mar- ket was weak and lower *'in offices yester- day, but this morning opened L@l up, with July quoted at 7i3{c, September at 76%¢c, and December at 84:c. December ad- vanced to 70c and September to 77%c. July, too, showed its horus and advanced to T8%{c, and then, on a second spurt, to 79ige. The big break in July had its effect in dis- couraging country shipments, and holders once more displayed nerve, July wheat was @ scarco articie 10-day. This may be aue in part to the demand for cash wheat, which was quite urgent ut times, and a reduction in the estimated arrivals for to-morrow from 140 10 00 cars also had its effect. The vash wheat situation may be quoted ns strong everywhere to-day. December wheat re- acted from 1914 to 783ge, but the market ro- covered later and the 'ground lost was all regained, though it was not entirely held, The inst quotations on_the wheat s follows: _July, 7igc; Aug September, 770; Decembor, 1850, Those prices mark a general udvance as compared with $yesterday, ranging from ¥(c on the long futures to S15c for July, The volume of trade was 1 in the aggregate, A gratifying increase in outside orders was re- ported by commission merchants and trado seems to be “limbering up” somewhat. Local professionals seem to _be about eveniy divided as to the merits of wheat, though the market acts as though 1t might be still considerably oversold. Local engagements of luke freight room for 80,000 bushels are reported to-dny. St. Louis' received 83,000 bushels to-day. Foreigners were hberal buyers here and at New York to-day, and yet, singular to relate, kept plugging this market with boar dispatohes up to” the vary ast. ‘There was a general disposition to sell corn in view of the heavy outside movement from here and the ready man- mer n which all offerin in cash corn are absorbed. The leto raius have likewise retarded the growth, although the prospect at present presented by the growing crop is encouraging for o good yield in the absence of further accident. ‘The upward thdency of the wheat market encouraged the bulls in corn, and the price in the end was established at o }{e advance over yester- day's closing figures. July rested at #3i5c, and September at 85%@353{c. Oats averaged frmer on the regular mar- ket, though at no time was there any special activity, and the unimportant improvement was chiefly on account of fair outside buying orders and no préssure to sell. The strengtiy in wheat and corn cxerted a slight unfluence on oats. Trade centered in September and May, with the former at 217(@22. May touched 22c, or o advance, but strength was not sustained. For July 22ic as bid, with a trade or two finaily at 22,c. 2 regular sold at 2214 to arrive, T ceipts wero large and withdrawals increased 10 78,000 bushels, In provisions the bear side had the call, The feoling was weak, and for property of all kinds vrices wero considerably lower. Trading, however, was narrow and - without special features. 'Hogs were easier, bu failed to stimulate business in any dir Operators were conservatively inclined and {ndisposed to do much more than an occa- sional scalp. The leaders showed decided indifferenco toward the market, and from outside sources the demand was compara- tively insignificant, orders of all des tions being under an averago in number. In pork thoe day'sactual decline amounted to 17} c, in short ribs to 10@121gc and in lard Lard was relatively stronger than upanion articles, selling for ient to the extent of 2,550 tierces at .3214@0.85. The demand for cash meats was only moderate and the few salcs ro. ported were made on private terms. ~For 16- pound green hams 83(c was the public ask- ng price. Tho favorite future delivery was again September, wl lenh s0ld at §11.20@11.45 for pork, §6.3734(@6. for lard, and &.07b¢ @5.80 for short ribs. ® Pork for Septerbor closed ut §11.223¢, tard at $.373, and short ribs at £.67¢ bid. August ranged 7i¢c under September for pork, 100 for lard, and b@7ge for short ribs. Thé product for next win- ter's delivery was quiet. CHIOAGO LIVE BTOOR MARKEX. Cmioaco, July 16.—[Special Telegram to Tur Bie.|—Carrie—Estimated receipts, 11/000; lust Tuesday, 9,214; week so far, 23,001: same time last week, 21,780 ‘The re- celpts were divided into about 6,000 natives aud 5,000 Texans. The market was about the sume as yesterday, suitable natives sell- ing strong, with commor and medium slow and neglested. What is intended to convey to the distant reader is that natives thol are no better and perhaps not equal to good Tex- ans were not wunted to-day, Buyers passed them by else made bids s0 low that sulesmen could not enter- tain thew. The run of ‘lexans keeps up at @ rushing clip—-4,000 yesterday and 5,000 to-day—9,000 in two days, ana, us & chusequence. prices have falien like the mer- oury uuder & northern buzzard, sales show- ing unotber decline of 10¢, making a decrease of B0@50c in. the past eight or teu days. This unsatisfactory condition of the Texas trade bas a deprossing effect on all classes of low grisde nativos, wore eapecinlly on stock, which has bad 1o follow the down tuin (n Texans, canuiug cows und other rouwh stock selling at about as low & price as 8L any low ebb, scarcely sufticiont business guing ou to muke g warket, Good feeders are not makiug much over $2.50. Choice to. extra buoves, ‘#.00cH.5 medium Lo goud steers, 1820 to 1500 1 1200 10 1870 fua, §3 $3.50@8.9%0; stockers and feedors, §2. gows bulls aua mixed, $1.5 £2.15] Texas steers, §2.U5(28.00; cows, §1.W0@ luu “Fexans closing 10@15¢ lowor, Hoos timated receipts, 15,000 Tuosduy, 19,683; week 80 far, 80, time lus week, 81,444, The market opeged sleady and fairly dotive on mixed and heavy tho bulk seliihg at about yosterday's prices, butiuter on, und espocially after the ship- pers were cat of the wuy, buyers for packers successfully lammered the market down @ stron, 102, biddiag ouly $4.25 for good wixed and $4.80 for best heuvy, such as hud sold carly at $4.85@4.40. Lig! i sorts under- went littie or no change, selling at #4.5( 4 FINANCIAL New Yorg, to Tk Bek,|—S1ocks stock market today was about in keeping with the apathy and conflictiug views which abounded in s k circles last night, A cer tain element charged the weakness before the close yesterday to ( nmack’'s manipula: tions. ‘The bulis wer ng on tho great crops to be moved, and the bears pointed to the indifference of the public and the fact that too many lines had to share the business n sight. There is contention over Chicago's attitude, the bears contending that western traders changed from lust Friday. Commis- sion houses are not decisive and play for quick turns, Trusts are supported by in- side partics. In railrond stocks conserva- tive houses claim that the short interest of last week is still out and liable to help on tho first good upturn, The activity this morning was coufined to a few stocks, including St Paul, Atchison and Northern Puacific pre- ferrel, followed by the other grangers and coal stocks. First prices were irrogular und wencrally within 3¢ per cent of last night. There were some fair advances before the cnd of the hour. Northern Pacific preferrod was 13§ per cent up from the op Missouri Pucific 7§ over last night to and Chicago gas up 1 point to 5. The mar- ket held firm at 11 a. m. at tho best prices. The stock market reached its best point be- fore mid-day and there was a slow decline to the close, leaving prices about steady for grangers, with C., C., C. & L up 2 points to 72 and Northern Pacific common and p ferred strong and higher on talk of a divi- dend on the latter. Lake Shore touched 10214, It was an ummportant day and leaves the market in coudition for a sharp turn either way on important developments. The totul sales were light—120,67 shares. The following were tho closing quotatio 48 regular, 4 Northern Pacific. 8,43 coupons. s/, doproterred if) rLUfinn ular.. 6% C, & N. onsg. 100 do g arer 1 Y.Central July 16, —[Special Telegram 26| Rock Island Chicago, Burlington 1C., M. & §t.P &qulricy 100%| o preferred. | D. L&V 454 St.Paul & Omatia 1 14 °|" o preferred 615/ Ualon Pacific t. L. & P, o preforred Michigan Central.. §7i[Western Union. Missouri Pacific. ... 6943 Moxgey—Easy at 2l§@3}¢ per cent. Priste MERCANTILE PArer—43§ @0l§ per cent. TERLING Excmanae—Quiet but steady; sixty-day bills, $4.: demand, $4.573{. PRODUCE MARKETS, Cnicago, July 16. igc; 1:15p. m. close—Wheat September, Decem- 1, 4215e. wber, 040, Flax Seed— Prime Whisky—$1. ash, $11.12'4, nominal; $11.15; September, §11.321¢, August, August, September, $6.371¢, Dull, unchanged. Dry Salt Meats—Shoulders, §.25@ short clear, $0.00@0.12}; short ribs, steady, cash, July and August, €.62@5.05. Butter—Dull; creamery, 11@loc; 9@14c. Eggs—Dull; fresh, 10@11c, Cheese—Quict; full cream cheddars and fats, T4@i3cc; Younk Americas, T5{@Sc. Hides — Weaker, and demand mod erate; heavy _ green salted, b light green salted, 5@5i{c; salted bull, 41 green salted calf, 5igw@dyfc: ary flint 7 dry salted hides, dry u.ur, T@sc; dea- cons, 25¢ each. Tallow—Fair demand, eas; vacked, $3{c; No. 2, cake, 4150, Receivts. Shipments. 000 dairy, Flour, Wheat, Corn Oats New York, July 16 550 bushels; exports, quict and 1@1'{c higher; store, 861 @sSige aflot, ' 8T3§@Sdic 1. 0. ungraded red, B4@ssgge. Options show % 11;¢ advance, closing steady after freer busi- ness, No. 2 red, August, closing at S4’5c. Corn—Receipts, 140,200 bushels; cxports, 148,300 bushels; spot higher and activ 0 in elevator, 43 . & white, 49c bid, nominal; grad xed, 413¢(@43%{c; ovtions quiel Stronger: August cloing at 43c. Oats—Receipts, 105,100 bushels; e: 510 bushels; spot firier and _moder stroug ; spot, N 20@W! 503 . 2. Chicago, 28 @284 Coftee—Options opened steady at 15(2) points up; sulos, 69,000 bags: July, $I1L00@ ; spot Rio : Tohr cargocs, § United closed at 4 -Wheat—Recopts 000 bushels: spot No. 2 red, 83c in wnronunnp\uuds for Augus Pork—Dull; mess, $13.00@13,25, Lard—Good export demunds market quiet ing at 80, Butter—In light demand, and steady for extra; western dairy, 10@13c; creamery, 12 @16ige. Cheese—More active and unsettled; @7, Louis, July 16.—Wheat — Higher; 783c; August, 7S}gc; September, 74500, Lurn»glrnng,cuh 833g0; August, 8234c; September, 3 Oats—Firm; cash, 25c; May, 25o. Pork—Dull at $1 Lard—Nominal at §0.00, Whisky—Steady at $1.02, Butter—Quict, easy and 18@15¢. Dllunl‘nru %, July 16,—Wheat— dull and lower; receip meuts, 87 curs. Closing: No. 1 hard, July, $1.01; on track, $1.02@L03; No. 1 northern, July, 95c; August, 8le; Septom- ber, 7u3¢e; December, 800; on track, @95 No.'# northern, July, 8lc. Milwaukece, July 16. cash, 78}¢; September, 76 e Quiet; No. 8, i3 Steady; No. 3 white, 275@2So. Rye—Eas; No 1, 4215 @4 Barley—Easy; No. 2 September, 50@593¢c. Provisions—Ei uy. pork, $11.221¢, Cincinnati, July 106.—Wheat—Firmer; Vi new, 79¢. Weaker; No. 2 mixed, 88c, ull; No. 2 mixed, 250, Whisky—Firm st $1.02, Liverpool, July 16. — Wheat — holders offer moderatel California, Ts 113d@7s 234d per contal, Corn—kirm; demand fair; dew mixed western, spot; 8s 103 d per cental. Kanwas City,July 16.~Wheat—Stronger; No. 2 red, cash, 65i50 bid; July sales, 65 No. 8 cash, 5dc; J\lu sales No. 2 soft, cash, i bid. Corn—Quiet; sh, 280 bid; July, 87540 bid; No. 2 white, casth 803 bid; July, o3 “'"’V 9 )0 bid; ate—-No. 2 cash, 190 July, 1350 bid; August, 175c bid. T ———— LIVE S1T00K. Chicago, July 16.—The Drovers' Journal reports us follows: Jattle—KRecoipts, west- unchaneod; ampl 165 cars; ship- ulet; 0.1, 10,500 market stron beeves, $3.50@4 851 stogkers and .75 @0.00; 'cows, bulls and mixed, §L Hogs—Hoebelpts, 17,0003 tarket glosiug lower o heavy | mixed, $4.10@4. heavy, $1.20@4.40; lght, $.85@4.75; skips, QU 10, heep — Recelpts, 6,500; market dull; 10@lbe lower; natives, 3.40@4.75; westerns, $9.40@4 lexans, $3.50@4.10, Kansas Oity, July 10.—~Cattle— stlvl N 7,000; common to choice corn-fed $2.1543.90; stockers and feeders, §2. 3 bl cows, steady o shade lower; $1.50@3.70. Hogs—Receipt: 8,700; :nlnmenu. 8003 warkes ovnnflr stroug 10 8¢ lower, closing | choice heavy The openiug of the | | market higher: THE OMAHA DAILY with advance lost and mixed, #4.10G@" National Stock Yards East Loais, July 16 — Cattle—Receipts. shipments, 800; market native good, $3.2 A £.10@3.15; Tight, $1.95@14.40; heavy 3,854,501 fair to ekers | and fo corn-fed, Hogs—Heceipts, choil selections, §1.300@4. 4 4.45; light grades, $1.45@4 Sloux City, July 16— 300; market steady: fat steers, stockers und feeders, $2.15@2 80 v $2.00@8.50, Hogs—Receipts, 890; light aud mixed, . #4.15@4.20. market St 1733 easiery heavy, OMAHA LIVE STOORK. Cattle. sesday, July 16, The cattlo marlet was very liberally sup plied und the bulk of the cattle wero native corn-fed stock. A heavy run was falling during the entire da; nd this seriously in- terfered with the movement and trading wus slow. The murket was more or less une prices ruling from steady” to e lowe steers and S@l0c lower on canners and coarse butchers' cattle. Market opened 5@10c higher and closed steady at the a nce, everything selling at #4.15@4.20. The supply was very hght for “Tuesday and demand liberal. Sneep, There was only one load of fair Nebraska native sheep res Cattle Hogs, Sheep evailing Prices The followin ¢is a tabls of pricss paid in this markot for tae geales of stock men- tioned : Prime stoors, 1100 to 1000 Ibs. .83 7) Good stee Good stee Comunon Ordinary 1o Fair to good cows. ., Good 1o choice cows. . Choice to fancy cows, heifors Fair to ood buils Good to choice bul Fair to choico mixed ho Storn sheep Ropresentative Siles. STEE Av. 3 No, 1110 &3 2 19. 1205 330 112, 40 1040 113t 1030 1030 CALVES, . 240 250 noas. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr. 811120 $4 15 ittt R e e O e e e e e e o e e e o b e e i SEGRLG Live Stock Notes. The provision market closed off. The receipts of cattle wero very heavy. Hog market closed steady at the advance. A. Nelson, of Crete, was here with a car of cattic. Albert Cleal came in from Doniphan with six cars of cattle. Isaac Shephardson, of Riverton, added six cars of cattle to the supply, and came aloug t0 look after them. Ed Deering, of Doniphan, was at the yards this morning. D. Lonergan cume in from Briggs with o car of Liogs, F. Scott, of Briggs, was on the market with @ car of hogs. L. F. Southworth, of York, was here to- day with two cars of cattle. He thinks there aro quite a number of fat cattlo to be had yet, and does not have much confidence in a future advauce, ‘The heaviest roceipts of cattlo in & long time, B. J. Fulton came in from Phillips with threa cars of eattle, Nat Martin, of Doniphan, added two cars of cattle to tho supply and came along to look after them, W. J. Burger, an every-day dealer at Don- iphan, was here with a car of hogs, J. Bowers brought in s car of cattle, ships from Falls City. C. Ruegge, of Falls City, added & car of cattle to the supply and came along to look after them, The entire cattle receipts consisted of na- tive stock and the greater portion was steers, Fred Ley, of the firm of Ley & Poters, ex- tensive dealers at Stanton, were here look- ing after nine cars of cattle. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, He Produce, Fruits, Ete. Borren—Table dairy, 11@18c; packers’ stock, Bi@dc. Creamery—Prints, fancy, lb@wu. choice, 13@l4c; solid packed, 12@ 18¢ Baas—Strictly fresh, 11c. Curese—Young Americas, full eream, 1103 factory twins, Oi¢o; off grades, 0@70{ Vad Roaséin Edos \wpar doz; sap sago, 19¢0; brie luuhurzer §@10c; domestic 551¢~,uum.., sufes, bronze medal, No, oukay—Live bens. per doien, 05)0 4.00; mixed, #3.25@3.50; spring, $2.00@ turkeys, 7@so per 1b; ducks, §2 00(@4. ORANGES —Sun lubr\,cl $3.15@4.00: fanoy Duarte Medilerrancan sweets, $4.25@4.50; Rodi, $6.00. PEAcuzs—Per bu, $1.75@ Asviss—per bl Too@R00 i MBI Por 2 uart cas r Quart drawer, $1.00, v b Lok ‘l]muu $10.00; IXXX, * BLACKBERRIT 2.50. LACK Rasrn & RED RASPRERRIES @200, GOOSEBERRIES quart case, £2.00 CURRANTS 1% P —82, 00 HUCKLEBERRIES BLUETERR1ES—Pe @5.50, WATERMELONS vor 100, CaxTeLOUPS ~Per do Pise AprLes—Per doy, 8063, BANANAS—According to)eize, per bunch, £2.00003.00. COCOANTTS Fuesn Fis trout, per b, 4 falo, per Ib, bass, per 1b, 11 Brixs—Choice hand picked chofee hana picked mediun haud picked country, $1.60; &1 BAnLy Vegeranies—Potatoes, 80@10c per bu: onions, California, ber b, 26: southern, per bbl, £2/00; cabbawe, per crate, £1.25; tur: nips, per bu box, beets, per box, @1 005 wax boa bu box, £1.50; 18, per bu 00X, $1.25; grecn peas, , §1.00: tomaties, ver g bu be uliflower, 1.50; ewgr plant, § cumbers soup radishes, 20c; carrots, 203 pie per 4 dffit case, 0@ anies—Per 24 quart case, Per 24 pint case, 81 Por bu dtand, $8.00; U nse 24 quarts, $1.75@v.00. Per 100, £ 4 White firh per 1b, 3 whito pereh, per 1b, i pickerel, por b, ot 3 black £1.75; choice clean country, bunches, 80c; lettuce green onfons, 15@20¢; new olaut, per Ib, Avrii BUTTER Cinn—Bbls, #.( MarLe Sucar—12! Porators—Old, choice, sacked, per bu, 15 @20 VEAL heavy, 4 dozen. HoNEY—14@1%¢ per b for choice, Prestives —8lgioe per lb, JELLIES—81 5@ pe BEESWAX Hay medium size, choice g lambs, £0.00@16.00 per (@3 ¢y dark, Woor.—Fine, average, @tie. MEDiv coarse, 15 15@16e: choice, 18 “Average, 21@220; cholce, e specals, . No. 1, 1 1 i [0tg0: " defed ' beet per dozen; dry aukfurt, 1 cheesc, Or1rs—IKer headlight, 0. 12¢; @00 per ; small, 5@ 100 CANDY i3 0 CHOCOLATE Gern 1@sde per b sage and tapioca, 6 6 st . i codfish, 6l¢@0c; scaled hol ¢ per box; hol herring,down orrifie, 31603 ol alf bbis, No. 1 100 1bs white 5 trout, §.00: ks, 5 E {as— Amor L 21c; Rio, prime, 40 va, fancy Mandehling, 2 rers — Roasted 3. Me! uhlln'fl Dilworth, Ariosa, erman, (@3.87 per gro lispice, | cloves, zibar, 20 vepper nulated, standard extri € powdered | 1 cube confect @11c3 Oolong, @A trons, 8 1, tro 21b, d cribs, 1 1b, lish ball 3 Llb, #2.00 iled, 1 1b, ckerel, mus- , tomuto Allsica, 11b, 31 90; surimps, 1 b, Drues and Chemicals, Acip—Sulphuric, per carboy, 2i{c per 1b., blei oxalie, per It powdered, per Ib., carbolic Anvy—Per Ib., AMMoNIA—Carb, Annownroor—Pe: BaLsaM—Copabia, per 1b., citric, 3 artaric, B3@4oe. i tolu, B2@ orax—Refined, per 1b. Cueast TArTAR—Pure, per ib., 30 Extract Loawoop—Bullk, per Ib., 12}4c. Eicor—ido. GLYCENIN Gus ArAnl Lycoropivs—iic, wiNE—Bulk, ver Ib. Gun—Assafetida, per 1D, , 87c; opium, per lb, o134, ss—Huchu, short, per 1, 13c; senna, Alex., per 1, 25ise, Muitrura—Sulph, per oz, $2.50, Mexcuny—7dc, Porssu—Browmide,*per 1b, 37c; iodine, per Sulph, per b, 21 4dc. Skeps—Canary, per 1h, 41 jc. Soars—Castile, mottled, * pev 1, castile, white, per 1b, 13@1bc, 5 Sweet, per 1b, 30c, N1A—Crystals, $1.00@I.15, i1, CINCHONA—Pr 0z, b@ldc. Tarioca—Per 1, fe, TONOA BEANS—81.76, OiLs—Bergamont, $2.35; Wintergreen, £2.15; Malags, 03c; linsced, raw, 63c; boiled, Wit Leap—$0 CaroMer.—Am., per 1, 05, CasToR O1L—81. i{ Cunen BERRIES—§1.50, CANTHARIDES—T5e(081 Gassia Lubs—Der i, HLOROFORM—Per I, 4ic, CoRROSIVE SUBLIMATE—Der I, 850, 8@10¢c; Metaly, Brock TiN—Eug. ref'g, small pig, bar, 2dc. Correr—Planished boiler sizes, 50 sollod, 2o; sheathing, 25ci pitts," 2 GALVANIZED SuEer l1noX—Juniats, dis- count, 60 per cent, PATENT PraNisHED InoN—No. 24 to 27, A quality, per Ib, 10ic; No. 24 to 27, B qual- [ (e Fo less thea bundle add 3o gusrt Iuox—No. 96, $3.40; No. 21, §3.62, Hmn—nnyz Metal Co.’s half-and-half, , per 1b, 16c; commercial balf: unfl half, 150; No. 1, in bars, 1o, Tix Prate—(Best Charcosl)—IC, 10x14, 225 sheets, $0.50; 1X, 10x14, 225 sheets, §8 1C, 12x12,'235 sheets, $6.50; 1X, 13x12, 22 shoets, §5.25; 1C, 14x20, 112 sheets, 86.50; 1X, 14x20," 112 sheets, $325; 1XX, 14x20," 113 14x20, 112 sheets $11.75; IC, 2x28, 112 sheets, §18. 2x28, 112 sheots, $17.00; IXX, 2185, 112 nheeu $20.60. Cok—10, 10xi4, 225 sheets, $5,00; IC, ects, $6.00; 10, 10x20, 238 shiects, 14x20, 112 Roorixe—(Best Charcoal)—20x39, $0.75@ o (Best Charcoal) —20x33, $0.75@ 28c; cold flats, 9.50. tesublimuted, per 0z., §3.05. 1 BEE: WEBNESDAY, JULY 17, 188 Strrn Narw e, $2.00. Lumber and Building. Material, f. 0. b. Omaha, T0cKk By Anns—A 12 inch, 8.1 14 and 0 B 12 s 2,14 and foot, §11.00; C ), 14 and fect, g,,m, D13 | 14 and ;N L8, 18, 1210 14 and 16 1Com. 12 in. 8. 18, 1 No. 2 Com. 12 in. 8.1 ~Baso, §.15; steel wiro nails, and 20 foet, §10.5 14 and 16 fect CEILING AXD DA white pine pa white ino pa low p £14.50; Hol ft, §19.00; No. ¢ £16.50; » 1st Com. nd Com TiTioN ition, $52.0( in « in. yel 8. I~ 12, 14 4'\Al 16 fu, 14 and 16 ft,, H and 10 ft, Add 50 cents por M. ft. (ship 1.00, BATTENS, WeLL Tunixe, Prekets—0, G Batts, 215 inch, 60c; O. G, Batts, '4x8, SI8 o; d-in, well tubiog, D. & M. and bev., 00; pickets, 1. & H., flat, §20.00; pickets, H. square, $10.00, DIMENSIONS AND TIVRRR, 12 ft. 14 1t 16 fr. 18 fu. 20 ft, 221t 15,00 15.00 15.00 16.00 16.00 18,00 L1500 15,00 1500 16,00 16,00 18.00 . 5.00 15.00 15.00 16.00 16.(0 18.00 9x10. 115,00 15 (0 15.00 16.00 16.00 15.00 2x12 15.00 15.00 15.00 16,00 16.00 15.00 4x4-8x816.00 16,00 16.00 17.00 17.00 .l\ 00 FENCING. c 1 ft, rough, 16 0010 1 750 50014 00 . 00 16,00 1stand 2d clear, 11 iuch, 8 3 8, 18t anc cary 11y and 2inch, {ich, s 2 8, inch, s 2 8, 1'4 and 2 incl 24 ft. 10.00 10.00 10.00 19,00 10.00 FINISHING- #40.00@51.004 inch white pine, S hite vine, %0; D'eom 6 inch 0003 com 4 and 6 nch yaliow Star 4 inch yellow pine, #17.00; ar yellow pine, 4 amd 0 inch, —1st com 6 »m 6 inch v 5 pin §1.00 com 6 inch white pine aner—Clear Poplar box bus, 3¢ 03 clear poplar 5 n panel * poplar % n anel, & ; clear ock wide, 8 ted ceilin: ite cedur, 6 inch halves, 12 | halves and 8 inch q'r 16e; Tenne split ok (white clear povlar ¢ PosTs —W white cod white cedar 4 inch round, Le; widths, frou \Wash; California red wood, dimension widths cypress. clear heart, dimension widths, & lath, 83.40. _Site Lir—No. 1 plain plain, S and 16 1nch, §! £18.00. StorNaIut C . and 16 feet, 310,0); 51 wH fence, com., and 16 Liuk, ETe.-Quincy white man Po d 18 inch, § No. 1, O. ot, ; 20d om and 16 feet, SL30; ) Plaster, 52, Enclish Mc The American Metal Market following cable, dated priuts the Loudon, Fridiy, isactions have been very light gener- 1d ular and uncertain, but e in most cases at ashightly higher to look somewhat dull, uxeept for a moc ou Monday, .when the first quota- were substantially uuch: red from Priday, but io the af reaction of 105 to 489 his relatively small rme; rate cushi, £36 10s forwar: differen ed 103 the next da he the carly déalines. C afternoon, tional adv: tained througnout the day; and o further y veing noted today, the market Joses quict at £55 125 G cash, £50 53 fo three wios mpts. Correr—Althougt fluctuations are still nurrow, G. M. C.’s are guite ivregular unsatisfactor, from Ay sharpest decline was noted on Mouda noon, when cash bars opesed 108 do £41 75 6d und forward at’ £40 15s, cash Tening later in the day, but poing off a v change, mionths contin just mai wnd a afternoon, softened ag foward. 1ONY and close at & Has been advancin| ure, till further this weex ud: 27s 6d for reported a week o, ENGLIS P16 [1oN as last until W week, when an reported, o farthe unt to day soft 8 d av 30s, the sume of this advand A was advance of the sau bringing the closing price to St anes to be 1 Workington, mixed number s1. RAL&~Have continucd firm nnd t4s 15d f. 0. b., avy secl IIuIH Rat for ', 10 SCrAP 110 3 Grascow, Friday, July Scorcn WAkKANTS—Continue to be demand, but have not changed gres week, and after oponing i teifle hi Monday, underwent a reaction the next duy of 2 to 43s ©d, from swhich th not until late on Wednesday. As the fair ys arc now at Land, the murket closed for the weck when prices were still s quoted 3s 11d, o for Coltness, along- thsherric, ' along- Summerlee, along- side, Glasgov Glasgow, bis d; Carnbroe, alon zow, 458 9} ok, alongsid son, 52s; Kglinton, alongside, Ardrossaa, 3 9§ ington, 453 #d. Lighterage, Ardrossen to Glusgow, 15, ton, Liverroot, Priday, July 12, 185, TiN PLAaTes-—Dull and quier. € conl tin plates, plates, Molyn grade, 163 10:50@17s; charcoal tin plates, Allawiy grado, 6d; charcoal terno plates, Dean 20, 18s; charcoul terne plates, D 20, 28, 255 0@ 208 3coke tin plates, 3 V grade. 125 Dd@13s. SHROEDER & DEAN. GRAIN Frovisions 2 Stocks Basement First National Bank, 605 Southliith Street, - Omaha BO ND WANTED Issued by ies, Counties, School Districts, Water Com- ies, &c, We are in the wmarket for the chase of round amounts of such bonds, Correspondence sollcited. HARRIS & COMPANY, Bankers, 117 Monroe Street, CHICAGO. 56 Devonshira Street, BOSTON. Halford Table Sauce. _ Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., Suc-oesors to K Jones & Co. W'm‘rsflc Mannfactarcrs of B 0ts & Shoes 8 for Boston Jtubber Shoo Co 01 and 1108 TinEney Riteet, Gma . Nevr Browers. STORZ & ILER, gor Beer Brewers. 11 teenth strsot, Omaha, Neb. 161 Nor:h Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Mannf-ctarers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window-caps notalicskylie Proprietor. I8 and 110 Souih 10th stre Papor Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, Proprictor Omaza Paper Box Factory. Nos. 1317 and 1819 Douglas atreet, Omihia, Neb ash, Doors, Eto, M. A. DISBROW & Sash, Doors, Blinds &nd Monldings. BOHN MANUFACITURING CO., Manufactarers of Sash, Diows, Blinds, Moualdings, stwiewark an {Laterior hard Wwood fnlsh. Nortli 1th street, Omaha, Neb. Steam Fittings, Pumps, Eto, STRANG & CLARK M HEATI Pumps, Pipes and Engines \lway_and mining s (4 Faroum street, O . WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. Steam and Water Suppies, Il 'ay wind mil's, 918 and #0 Joncs st., Omaha. G, K. 1ok, Acting Man BROWNELL & CO., Engnes, Boilers a1d General Machinery. Eheet-iron worx, stean suw mitlls. 1215 A WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufactueers of Wire and Iron Railinzs Desk 18, win wiro signs, alin. OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, Manf’rs of Fire and Barglar [ raof Safes, Vaulte, Inil work, iron sbutters and sre frirens ) reen, prop'r. COFGer 14th and Juckson sts. Agricultural Implement = L - CHURCHILL PARKER, ! Daalerin Agricnlturel Implements, Wagons Carringes and bugales, Jones street, botweon oth ané 101, (i whin, Nebrr ke, I IA.\’L\HI'H & MEICALF ©C Avricult'l Implements, Wa’nns Carriages PARL l\', uh‘l' \M!I(P & MARTIN C Agricalt'l ]m’I"ncnla denns & Buyg'es l\ml.l.\ E ui:.m'm & w.m.,mmm Manufacturers and Job ers in Wacons, Buggies Rakes, Plows, Ete. b and Pactie streots, Owa _——— _Artists’ Materla A. HOSP. E, Jr. Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Dougins street, Omuha, Nebraska. e ————— Boots and Shoos. W. V. MORSE & €O, Jobhers of Boots and Shoes. 1101, 1103, 1106 Dougins st Manutactorp, i, Hoston, ______©oal, Coke and Lime. OMAHA COAL, COKE & L I‘Ih C Jobte:s of Herd end Soft Coal, NEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal aud Coke. 211 South 13th at,, Omahin, Nab. JOHN A. WAK Wholesale Lumber, Ble tiported and Ainoribi Doriany comette agent for Miiwaukco hydrau ic coment and Quincy white hive. CHAS R. LEE, Daaler in Haidweed Lumber. Wood carpets and paraset fooring, Gth aud Douklas Straels, O, Btate ou.u; A LUMBER CO,, All Kmdsur Building Material et Wnulesala L(H'L BRADFORD, Daaler in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash Dours, Kte. Yards—Corner ith aod Douglss. Ofes Corner 10th and Doudlas FRED. W. GRAY. Lumbe', Lime, Ccm[nl Etc., Ete. (url«'flll\ Dy Oumaba, C. N. DIETZ, Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber. 13th and Californ ects, Omniia, Nebraska, UNION STOCK VARDS €0, Of South Omata, Limited Notice. civen that sealed bids will be k of Neb Hastings. Net ,” on or fore o'clock noon of July dth, or the purchase of seventy five b the de- noniination of one thotsand dollars each to be tastiod by tde County of Auiny ity the State:of datd July 1st, 1830, wnd to be f_the York, State of the date there flor ten ye: Notice is hes recoved by e cle State of New \ f re- deemuble from the date the 1 0f Sitd county of Adams and to bear futerest at_the rate of five . cent per annum payable annually on the Any of July n each year, for which terest counons shill e uttachiéa payable at tho fiscal afor d all bids. Iy order of the Dosrd of Supervisors, May 0th L. B, PARTIIDGE, [SEAL] County Clork, Jonx A. Gasro, Coun Attorne; yo —THE— CHICAGO SHORT LINE Oor 1HE Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul Ry, The Best Route from Omalia and Council Bluffs to = THE DAST == TWO TRAINS DAILY BEIWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUF Chi; —AND— Milwaukee, St. Paunl, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Frecporty Roc Clinton, Dubuque, Day Elgin, Madison, Ja Beloit Winona, And ail other import teopors and the f won the man | & S Paul Ratlway, paid 10 pusscngers_ by couiteous compan :‘ (“AY“ FORD. Assistant General Pussenger . 3. CLa kE, Coneral snporintendent. “Millinery and Notiona, 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Importers & Jobbers in Milinery & Notiong 205, 210 and 212 Sonth 11th strect. Notions. _ " ROBINSON NOTION €O, Wnoln'saie Notions and Faruishing Goods. 1124 Harney Street, Ounl — on and Stor. & HIDIIFLL. Stor:ge end Commission Merchants, Specinlties—Buttcr, eggs, cheese. uu! 3 llllr & nlznmnm“.ueu( Umnhmp W Dry coods and No\lons M. E. SMITH & Dry Goods, Farnishing Goods flflfl Notions 1102 and 104 Douglas, cor. 1ith street, Omuhs, Neb, KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO., Tmporters & Jodvers in Dry Goods, Notions Gent's fumnlshing goods. Corner 11t v Harney HELIN, THOMPSON & CO., Iraporters and job' m’l of Weolgns and Tailors' T munings, 317 South 15th strect. —_—— Furniture. EWEY & STONE, Wholesale D:alers in Furniture, Furnum street, Omahn, Nebraska, CHARLE, 1IVERICK, Funiture, NeLruskn, Croceries. i N, GALLAGHER & Wnfll sale Groceries and Provision, 706, 07, 702 and 711 Bouth 10th st., Omahs, Neb. McCORD, BRADY & CO. Wholesale Grocers. 18th and Leavenworth strects, Omuha, Nebrasks, ‘PACIFIC B [' ;9?,40 § PRINCIPAL ROINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH — AT FARNA \1 BTREE State Line. o Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Tuesday. Cabln pussage &S to KO, according tolocation ofuta room. Excursion §65 to kW, Steernge L and from Europe at Lowest Kates. AUSTIN BALDWIX & CO., Gen'l Agents, 5 Broadway, New York, JouN BLEGEN, Geu'l Western Agent. 164 Ragdolph St., Chicago. HARRY ¥, MOLES, Agent. Omulia. Reduced Cabinrates o Glasgow Exhibition, JOSEPH CILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXFOSITION 1818, Nos, 303-404-170-604, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. Hardwure w. J. Ifl(UAIC" Heavy Huvdware, Iron and Steel, Bprings, waxun stock, hardware, lumber, eto, P, Rl hrey wircet; Omana. o0 H9 W. J. BROA'ICH, Heovy Hardware, ron and Steel, Jumpor, eta. 159 ’, CLARKE, ANDREESEN HARD- ' WARE COMPANY. Wholesa'e Hardware Catiery, Tin Pla'u, Motals, sheet iro te for Howe & ‘Minini powde n barbed wires e S5 IHMLII/IU(HI& Al'l,(llf, * Builders' Hardware and Scale RepairShop Mechauica' tool and Buffa 1406 Douglas strvet, Omal Toys, Eto, H. HARDY & 00, Jobbers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, House furaishing goods, children's carrisaee, 10 ¥arnam street, Omalia, Neb. —_— Oils CONSOLIDATED TANK Lll\E co., Vholesale Refired and Lubricating O1ls, Axle grease, etc, Omubs, A. H, Bishop, Meuager. CUARPENTER PAPER CO,, Wholesale Paper D3 lers. Carry & nice stock of printing, phper, Epecial aijentiva g NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANEK, U. §. DEPQSITORY, OI(ARA, NEB. Capital , - #400,000 plus Jan. Tst, 1889 62,000 OFFICEKS AND U“U STOUS. HExry W, Yavks, President. LEWIs B Kien, Vice Presideat, N RO s W. V. Moisk, JON 8. G I C h JON ML l\mnu WO 8. Huames, Caslhilon, THE IRON BAN Cor, 12th amd 3 A Gouetsl gl - Sruen: S,