Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 20, 1889, Page 3

“THE SPECULATIVE YARKETS. Cash Wheat Bules Firm at all Points at Bottor Figures. NARROW FLUCTUATIONS IN CORN The Opening In Provisions Made at Stronger and Higher Pricos— Native Cattle Business Active —General Qoutations. CRICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS, Cricaco, July 10.— Tux Bre,]—Wheat was steady and dull to-day. New York had a lot of bear news to communicate, including the in formation that there wasno chance for ex- port business, Nevertheless, the price of cash wheat, not only at the seaboard but at all interior points, held firm, and better fig- ures than were obtainable yesterday at the close were asked to-day. In this market an mctive milling demand for small lots of old Whoat to mix with now was reported and a good trade in a retail way for that account was done. Early trading m December wheat was on a basis of igc. The price went to 7037¢, back to 793¢, up again 1079 off to T3¢c, up to 19%c, off to 9%e, wnd fup 10 795 @79%{c, at which price the market rested at 1:15 p. m. September opencd at 780, ranged at 7TiKe low, 77%c high, and closed at August closed ut 78}g@isige. The range on July, in which there was very Light business passing, was 803{@slc, and the close was 80%c. As compared with yesterday, the closing range shows an average improvi ment of about %c. The market was at no time bulgy or excited. Local speculative sen{ ment was bearish, and the market scemed to have an undertone of weakness, yet comparison shows an advance over ye torany, though not over yestorduy's average price. There was the usual good demand for of- ferings in the cash corn market, and there ‘was 1he regular apathy and inaction amoug speculators, . The trading pit was all but erpty during the greater part of the scssion and the narrow fluctuations bear witne to a lack of Interest. Indications, until within @ few minutes of the close, ull favored u slight reduction in price from the prices ruling at the close of the previous day, but the firmness of the wheat market imparted moro confidence to operators and a rally took placo just as the umrket closed, which left quotations about k¢ higher for this and next month’s deliveries than they were at the sponding time yesterday. July closed af and Scptember at 357¢e. Oats shared in the general quietude and were nearly ut a standstill. Few operators were present und outside tradng orders were inconscquential, with the price range limited to about k. ' Septembor sold chietly at 22 und May uround 25%c, while cash lots were steady at 221{c for No. 2 to o to store, and July sold sparingly at 22%c. There was some inquiry for new No. 2 whito oats, though but few Were offered. In provisions the opening was quite strong. Unexpectedly smull receipts of hogs, accom- panied by an advan th 1e, encouraged traders to look for a better marlket. The in- ftiutory transactions all around were made at prices a little ubove tho level of yester- day's _closings, but the mprovement wit- nessed was of short duration. Theold bear crow} promptly resumed their hamwering operations in pork, and by forciug a break of 250.in that article carried ever. the list down. Later there was some , but the final quotations showed a declin the day amounting to 7o in pori, 5 in lard and 2i¢c in short ribs. Lard closed at the vot- tom figures touched, short ribs 2lgc than the sume und pork 12igc higher, ing was spasmodic and of rather light volume, Leading packers madeno move- ment of any siguificance. For casn doliv 16-1b green hams sold at Jor and lard was quoted at 100012} under September. Cured meats sold for shipment wi on private terms. Speculative int anin confined mainly to September, which sold from §11.80 early down to $1102}¢ for pork, from §5.313 down to $6.30 for lard, and from £5.65 down to $5.67}¢ for short ribs. Pork, for the same month, closed at $11.15, Jard av $6.80 und short vibs at §.40. Next winter's deliveries were quict. CHICAGO LIVE STOCKR MARKET. Special Telegram to for’ Cuicaco, July 19.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bee.|—Cavrie.—Estimated receipts for the day, 9,000; last Friday, 7,194; week, 80 far, 64,3%; same timo last week, 50, About half of the run, say 4,500, were Te; ans. Business was active in the native line, with a slight upturn, say 5@l0c, on suitable natives, nearly all of which were soid at an carly hour. Common and undesirable na- tives, s is usual, were Left untilthe last, but were finully disposed of at about the same prices as yesterday, Texans underwent lit- tleor no chunge, und are down to about rock bottom prices, nearly as low us at any time lust year. Native butchers' stock pecially that class of common and ning cows that has to with low priced Texans, remwns 20(@ 25¢ lower than lust week. Nothwng of note i8 going ou in the stocker and feeder trade. Trade is dull sud prices very low. Choico 10 extra beeves, $#.00@4.25; medium to good steers, 1330 to 1500 1bs, &3.70@i15; 1200 to 1350 [bs, §3.50@3.90; 950" to 1200 s, $3.85@3.00; Stockers und feeders, §2.00@3.00] cows, bulls and mixed, 10@lbc lower at $1.25(@3.00; bulk, §2.00@2'80; slop-fod steers, 3.00@3.90; Texas steers, §2.25@3.15; cows, $1.25@2.00. Hoas—Estimated 800; Inat Priday, 10100, weoks 40 50; sume timo last_weck, S7. run und a falling oft of 1 with the same time last we the down turn that set in so fiercely ou day, and to-day prices were about the same as there was & sharp un turn of @ strong 10¢, in some case: Rough and common packers sold at $4. 3¢ and the best heavy at$4.85w4.40, & fow fancy at §4.45. Light sors ruled steady ut $4.55(4.75. FINANCIAL. can- compete receipts for the day New Youk, July 1 Special Telegram to Tuk Bee.|—Stocks—The stock market took anotlier swing this morning which causnd prices to rule higher for a short time, but before the end of the hour landed them away below the closing figures of yesterday. The higher opening appeared to be the result of the rebound before the close on Thursday and higher figures from London, There was less thau the usual amount of influential news ana values fluctuated widely without heavy transactions. The opening prices were from % to % per cent above the closing figures of lust evening, but Missour: Pacific and New England were noted exceptions, being 3i@)X per cent lower respectively: fSugar trust was also down 1 per cent at 1053, 'The high prices of the opening could not be maintained, however, and & general decline took place, though in wost stocks the losses were smull sud ummportant. Rock Island declined 3, Novthern Pacitic pre- ferred 3, St Paul &, Missouri Pacific 3¢, Missouri Pacific und Rock Island at the lowest points belng 1% and 1 por cent re- spectively lower thun last night. The mar- ket was heavy and weak at bottom figures, The stock market was not a broad one at uny time to-day. During the hour to 12 o'clock thero was extreme dulluess, followed by & short period of good buying and an improve- ment in values to very nearly the opening figures, Later liquidation ayain prevailed, helped wloug by an engagement of over $3,000,000 gold for export. Trusts, which took the lead on tae upturn, were weak at the last, anud at the olose Chicugo Gus showed net gain of 3¢ uud sugar & net loss of 3¢ per cent, with lead about steady. Ju railroad stocks nearly all showed losses from the close of yesterday, ‘he uet losses for the duy of Grangers 833 o few othier lines were: Burlington, Lake Shore, and Union Pacific 1 ench, St. Paul %, Atchison %, Missourf Pacific, Rock Island and Reading J each, gland and Lackawanna 1% per cent. The total sales wete 101,600 shares. The following wora the closing quotation 0. 8. 48 regular 128 |Northern Pacific U coupons a9 preferred U, B 44srogular... 108y C. N W U. 8. 4148 coupons. . 108%| %0 prorerre Pacific s of 45 118 N, Y.Central Central Paclfic. LN P.DAR . Chicago & Alton. 23 |(nlk Island Chieago, Burlington O, M, & St.P &Quincy 0 preferred . D, /8t Paul & Omaha 1Nilnois Centrai. . 0 preferrad L& W N ion Pacific I\An‘lll lllxnl LAGW B L &P, L o 01 do preforred M[rhlnnn 4 l"urnl o ‘“'l“lern Union. Miswourt Pa . Moxrry- ¢@3 per cent. PrIME MEROANTILE PAPER 41§ ¢ cent. Exonmaxar—Dull but STERLING sixty-day bills, $1.86: demand, 8.5 PRODUCK MARK LTS, 19.—1:15 p. m, close—Wheat vtember, 77 j¢c; December, steady 853c; August, 85%c; Sep- t",u'hnr, 35 Outs tember, Pork: $11.073¢; Lard-—Cash, Septembor, $0.40. August, sminal; cash, $11.03; mber, §11.15. #1743 23ec; Sep- 29cs August, August, $6.20; » September, 6c. cd—Nominal: No. 1, 8131, Timothy--Nominal; 1,45, Whisky—81.03, Flour—Quict and unchanged. Dry Salt Meats—Shoulders, & short £@0.005 short ri cash, July, #5 €552 ; September, & 574@ Buttor—Dull croamory, 9@130. _Cheose—Quict; 5,871 @0 steady | August, 10@15e; dairy, full cream cheddars and crean salte ted bull, 4 dary @sc; No. 1, solid light green sultod, 5 green salted calf, dry salted hides, cons, 35c e Tallow. demand fair; vacked, B3ge; No. 2, cake, 41 Receip! {dry calt, . Shipments, 7,000 000 45,000 1000 284,000 Wit BEN 111,000 Now York, July 10.--Whent—Rocoipts 300 bushels; ex 00 spot warket qui .2 red, s8ige i w\,uc:»x' ci.o b.; Uh@die; ungraded red, 80@s1ige. Options dull ' and irregu July #c¢ higher; other mon Ig@ige Steady; August closing ut 85kc. orn—Receipts, 55,100 bushicls: exports, 400 bushels; spot dull and No. {c i j@ias{c uiloa “White, 50c asked; No. § nominal; ung mixed, 4236(@48%;c; steamer mixed nor ontions dull, lower and steady; July closing at 43c. Outs—Receipts, 21,0005 spot_dull dulland steady, spot, No, 2 white, B white western, Flour, ... Wheat, Corn, up, 0c; No. ‘oftee—Optious opened quict and changed to b points up, closed " dull at ponts up, licht business: August, &1 5 mber, $14.70@14.75; Octobe spot_ IR0 steady’ and qui cargoes, SIT Petroleum—Quiet closed at 74 c. Eggs—Quict and wea Pork—Quict and Lard—Closed w, stoam, $6.60. Butter—Fancy, steady; others western dairy, 10@15¢; creamery. Cheese—Lower; western, uu@. go. Liverpool, July 1 —Qu aorand ¥ poor: Mislders. offer: mod California, No. 1, 7s 1d@ Corn—Easy; demand off; mixed, 3s 1184 per cental. Minneapolis, July 19.—Whe: wheat acuve and higher; receipts, 12 shipments, S1 cars. Closing:e No. 1 hard, July, $1.013¢; on vrack, $1.031{; No. 1 north , July, 6e; August, 52¢; Septomber, S0¢; December, S1¢; on track, 96¢; No, 2 north- ern, July, 82 1 Milwaukee, un- ana steady; United Al ‘and dully western fallen — Firm; Barley ; Provisions—Firmer; pork—$11.10. 8t. Lou cash, T30 tember, orn —Firm; September, 83c. Oats—Nominal; Pork—Quiot at $11. Lard—Nominal at §.00, Steady at $1.02. Unchanged; quict; oreamery, 13@ , 9@i2e. ti, July 19. cash, 83c; August, and August, 2lc. — Wheat—Steady ; No. 2 mixed, 8614 @3 Onts—Steady; No. 2 mixed, 20330, Rye—Dull at i7c. Whisky—Steady at $1.02. Kansas City, July 10.—Wheat—Weaker; No. 2 red, 60c: August, 63c; No. 8 red, s6c_bid; Vid; August, 5Siel bid; August 6 cash, 2c ask bid; September, 1740 LIVi STOCK. Ohieago, July 19.—Tho Drovers' Journal reports us follows: 8,500: market steady; .35@4.95 Cattle—Receipts, good grades strong $2.00@3.00; cows, bulls 0. stockers and feeders nixed, $1.25@: toceipts. 8,500; market strong and ror on all but Light hogs; mixed. heavy, $4.10@4.40; lLght, $.35@ ipts, 5,000: market steady; western, $3.55@4.50. 10¢ hi 84.20@4.00; 4.70. Sheep — Re natives, Ra 4,300; shipments, ‘common o choice corn-fod _ steers, stockers and feeders, dull and lower at §2.00@5.00; cows, weak t0 be lower at #1 60@2.70. ‘Hogs—Receipts, 4,500; shipments, 1,500 market steady but higher: hght, $(.20@4.25; heavy and mixed, $.05@4. 15, k _ Yards, Hast Bt 9. — Cattle—Receipts, 1,100; shipments, ; market steady; choice ¢ native stecrs, 3.75@4.20; fair to good, 3.60; stockers und foeders, 82,10 ors, corn-fed, §2.70@3,30; grass-fed, 00@2.90. Hogs—Receipts, 1,700; market highel selections, §4. 4.40; light grades Sioux Oity, July 100; shipments, 100; 3,00(.580; shipments, 1,100 chioice heavy and butchers’ hawd 40, packing, $4.20@ $4.40@450, 10 —Cattle—Receipte, market steady; fat stockers ana feéeders, eal calves, §2.0063.50, HoghTtocaipta, B40; market highers light and mixed, $4.05@4.12}4; beavy, $4.10@k 15, OMAHA LIVE SEDUK, . Catile. Friday, July 19. The receipts were very light and the bulk of thecattle were common, but few beef cattle bere, The markel ' on beef and shipiug steers was active and 10¢ high and on butchers offoriugs active aud steady. “The receipts all sold out early, the market closing strong. Under active competition prices advanced 10g to-day, with light sorts reaching $4.17¢ and the bulk of the hogs selling at $4. After the market once fuirly openea wading was brisk and the receipts soou sold. Shoen. There were noshoep lierd to make a market. ‘Two loads were received divect by Swilt & Co. Recoipts. Provalling Pridos The followiagls @ table of prices paid in s et for the grades of stook men- fone PriMd steers, 1300 to 1600 1bs. . $3.70 Good steers, 1250 o 1450 1bs. .. 8.60 Good steers, 1030 to 1300 | 8 mon canners. rdinary to fair coivs.. Flair to good cows.., . Good to choice cows Choice to fancy cows, heifers. . Fair to ood buils . Good to choice bulls. .. Light stockers and feedors. Good feeders, 650 to 1100 1bs.. Fair to choice light hows Eair to choice heav Fair to choice mixed hog: Storn sheep.. 2.70 8.00 (@3.90 «w@3.00 @17 @, @410 @400 Representative Sales. STRERS. Av. Pr. 1650 1250 1070 857 WESTERN STEERS, Standard Cattle Company: 1004, No. ) . Shk. Pr, 240 84 05 120 120 120 120 120 120 10 10 10 10 10 Live Stock Notes. Light sorts sell at $4.1714. Straight loads of licht hogs sell at #4.1234. Henry Rix, of Calboun, was in with a car of hogs. F. J. Griffin came down from Lyons with two cars of cattle, C. J. Cilley, of Glenwood, la., the visitors horo to-day. Frauk Mohuike, of Sutton, car each of cattle and hogs. Frank Carroll, & prominent dealer at Stan- ton, was here with a car of cattle, J. E, Hunt, a prominent_dealer, om Stamford with a car of hogs, G. H. Bubbitt, a prominent dealer at Ash- land, was here lookiug after a car of hogs. _Tho Standard Cottle compauy, of Ames, ad as of corn-fed westerns here that was among was in with a was 1o anden, un every day dealer at Cres- ton, was on the market With two cars of cattle and one of hogs. W. J. Wailace, hog buyer for Silberhorn at Sioux City, was at the yards yesterday. He left in the évening for Colfax, Ia., on a short vacation. W. H. Wheeler, manager of the Man- hattan Beof company, of New York City, was at the yards. He ison his way to San Francisco, and stoppod here to see_Superin- tendent H. H. Meday, of the Hamwond packing house, OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Produce, Fraits, Etc. Burren—Table dairy, 11@13c; stock, S)¢@Jc. Creamery—Prints, fancy, s@lbe; choice, 18@ldc; solid packed, 12@ B¢ Eaas—Strictly fresh, 11c. Curese—Young Americas, full cream, 1105 factory twins, 9ljc; off grades, 6@7c; Van Rossem Edom, 50 per aoz; sap sago, 19¢; brick, 11@12; limburger, §@10c; domestic Swiss, 14¢; cheese safes, bronze medal, No. 8, §2 85, PourTry—Live hens, per dozen, $3.50@ 4.00; mixed, $3.25@8.50; spring, $2.00(@! turkeys, per 1b; ducks, €2.00@2.50; $3.00@4.00; live pigeons, $1.50. NGES—San Gabriel, $3.75@4.00: fancy Duarte Mediterranean sweots, $5.25@4.50; Rodi, $5.00. PErciEs—Per bu, $1.75@2.00. ArvpLis—Per bbl, T50@2,00, EiRIES —Per 24 quurt cas, $2.00; per 16 quart drawer, $1.00. BLACKBERRIES—Per 24 quart case, $2.00@ 2.50. BLACK Raspserrizs—Per 24 quart case, £2.75. REp RAspoeuizs—Per 24 pint case, $1.75 @2.00. Gooseperries—Per bu stund, $3.00; 24 quart case, $2.00, CunraNTS—Per case 24 quarts, $1.75@2.00. PLuMS—$2.00@2.25. HUCKLEBERRIES —8$1.75, BLUEBERRIES—Per bu, §,00@5.50. WATERMELONS—$10.00@25.00 per 100, ~Per doz, §1 .m@z ufl packers’ trout, per Ib, de: falo, 'per Ib, 7 bass, per b, 11c. Beaxs—Choice hand picked navy, $1.75; choice hana picked medium, $1.65; choice baud plc}ud country, §L60; cleun country; VEaeTanLEs—Potatoes, 80@400 per ns, Californig, ver Ib, southern, per bbl, §2.00; cabbiiice, per crate, $1.25; tur. nips, per bu box, HU@750; beets, per box, 750(@$1.00; wax beans, per bu box, $1.503 string beans, per bu oox, 81.25; green peas, per bu box, $1.00: tomatoes, ver ¥ bu_ box, 40@60c ; cauliflower, $1.50; eug'phmt. $1.255 squash, 25¢ per doz; cucumber: up bunches, 80c; lettuce, 25c; Lt Kreen onions, 15@20¢; lew currots, 20c; pie plant, per lb, ArrLE BUTTER—5e, CinEr—Hbls, #.00; b bbls, $3.00, MAPLE SUGAR—12 > D Porators—Old, choice, sacked, per bu, 15 @2oc. VAL heav: dozen. HoNEY—14@15¢ er Ib for choice. PRreservEs—i5@10c per 1b, JELLIES—8)4 @40 per 1b. Beeswax—No, 1, 16@19c, Hax—82.50@@b Grior Faen —80.00@10.00. BraN—$,000 pickerel, per Ib, 6c; black Choice, medium size, 5@oc; choice 4@3c: spring lambs, $30.00@36,00 per %(nuun: A, 83 @ige; yellow, 15@I¢ 1@322¢; choice, 28@%e; 24c; dark, Woor—Fine, average, @c. MEDIUM--Average, 2 coarse, 15@i8e. choice, 18 Groceries. Provisioxs—Hams, No. 1, 16-1b average, 20 to 22 lbs, 103¢¢; to 14 1bs, 12¢; No. .hum‘llon 'h.xbrank- ; specials, 12 pie- ge, 10ig0; daied beef s, 86 per dosen; dry salt meats, 5ig@bige per b, e e g 4@iigo; Fraukfurt, 1 }i'wnzuz, Yo; summer, 18j0; head choese, oux—Fawily, backs, per bbl, $13.00; bbls, $6.75; mess, bbls, $13.50; 3¢-bbls, $0. pig pork, bbls, $17.50; 3¢-bbis, §9.00. Beer ToNoUEs—Salt. bbls, $20.00, O11s—Kerosene—P W, fide: W W, 120; ga-dugm, 10; salad 'oil, $2.15@9.00 per 0zen Piokies—Medium, per bbl, $4.50; small, $5.50; gherkius, $6.50; C & B chow-chow, qts, $5.90; pts, §3.40. Wilarrixg Paren-Staw, per 1b, 1@ 2)g0; rug, 2ie; manilla, B, 6c; No. 1,'0c. SALT— E« '140 2-1b ‘pligs, neo do, ph.-,u 0; do, 605-1b phgs, ulo Jo. foiy g, #2 80; Ashton, bu do, 4 , 224-1b, 88.40; No. 1 or bbl, § CARDY a).@f o per I CHOCOLATS Coco. 190 @0 per 1b; Gorman chickory, red, Se. ni ) GINGER—JAmAicA, ' pins 88.00 per doz FARINACEOUS G00DS B sldy, rinn, 41¢0; peas, 8o; oatmeal) nl,' ey vermjoeiiy Il sage and tgpioca, 6@l X Fisit — t — Dried wodfish, 6i¢@de; scafed herring, 98¢ per box : hak herring, domn, Se; Hamburg spiced herring, §1,60; ol ier- ring, 70c@$1.10; mackerel,, half bbls, No. 1, £15.80; large family, &1 mut«flwnu white: fish, No. 1. .50; family, 83,005 trout, €500 almon, €8.50; anchovies, So: LYE—8§1. 75@4.50, Nuts--Almonds, 16@17cq’ Brasil berts, 12c; pecans, 1%; walnats, nut cocks, Sc: roasted, 10c, £ras—American A m‘nmh,sm 1703 Square paper, discount 85 pir cent. ,,Corrers—Green —Fancyold_golden Rio, 990 fancy old peaberry, 3%; Rio, choico_to fancy. 2lc; Rio, prime, 20c; Rio, good, 1 Mocha, 29c: Java, fancy Manduhling, 2903 Java, good nterior, 2. JovrEEs — Ronsted — Arbuckle's Ariosa, ©; MoLaughlin’s XXXX, 22i¢c; German, o} Dilwort T Alaroma, $21gc. ¢a@aice per 1b, rice, , f0: fil- 120} pea- Union per gross. -Alispice, 1203 Cas- { powdered , ; cut loaf, 105 cubes, l()\‘mlfl‘,n; cream extra C, 20@60c; Japan, e Onlong. 22@50¢. NEGAR—Per gal. 13@30c. CaNNED Fisit—Brook trous, 8 Ib, $2.40 salmon _trout, 2 1b, 82,85 clams, 1 1b, §1. clams, 2 1b, $2.00; clam chowder, 3 1b, &2.25. devill crabs, 4 @1lcy 8ige. 1b, !‘.....) eels, 11, §3.25; lobster 3 lobsters, 11b, $1.90; lobsters, deviled, 3§ o £2,35; mackerel, 11b, $1.00; mackerel, mu tard sauce, 81 mackerel, tomato sauce, 3 1b, £2.00 1 1b, 85c;'oysters, 2 1b, £1.50; salmon, C. R. 1 1b, $2.10; salmon, C. R, 21b, #3.10; salmon, Alaska, 1'ib, $185; salmon, Alaska, 2 1b, §2.00; sbrimps, 1 1b, 82.65. Dry Goods. Barra—Standard, fo; Gem, 10c; Beauty, 121c: Boone, 14c: B, cased, §6.50. LraNkrrs--White, $1.00@7.00; £1.10(@8.00. Camnnrcs—Slater, 5e; Woods, 5o; Stand- ard, be; Peacock, e, i %uuwr Ware—Bibb white, 18!¢c; colored, 21e, CoMponTrRs—80.60@835.00. Coskr Jraxs—Hoston, 78{c; ; Kearsarge, 73¢; R oin, 6150 Co110N F colored, Androscog- ockport, 63¢c; 10 por cent trade_dis, . CC. 63c; SS, 7% 00, 11ig DD, 10}o, TT, 1034c 20 biewdtied, 8ige; 60, 3 0 brown and slate, 9c; 70, 13igc: 00, 16c. Chasu-—Stevens' B, 7 Stevens' A, 7¢; bleached, Sc; Stevens’ bleached, de; Stev- ss—Amoskeag, 0 oz, 163c; Everett, 3; York, 70z, idc; Haymaker, Jaffrey XX, 1lige} Juffrey XXX, 12i50; Beaver Creok AA, 13¢; Beaver Creek 1B, 1le; Beayer Creek CC, 10 Duck—West Point, 20 in. 8 oz, 0igo; Wost Point, 20 in, 10 oz, 12i¢c; West Point, 20 in, 12 0z, 15}gc] West Point, 0 in, 11 oz, 16c, FLANNELS—Plaid—Raftamen, 20} Clear Lake, 80 ron Mountain, 26 G H No. 1 G H No. 9, G H No. 1 Quectice No. — Quectee’ No. 5, A%, 82ige; Anawan, 2t-inch, 15)dc: E. 24- o HAFR, ¥, W hit- dress, Quecheo N merset. dc. uun, 21igos 23’ d R F, ¥, 2 GiNaiav—Plunkett checks, 63 tenton, 6%c: York, fcutta dress, '.Z.’w. Lll.t\lm,fi—'l‘uh! «ail cloth, $2.50; oth, marble, £250; plain Holiand, dado Holland, 131c, Dress—Charter Ok, 5ige; Ram- apor by Lodl, Bios Alen, for Hickaend, 06 Windsor, a}qr- Eddyswnc\ 6ige; Pacifie, 63¢e. Prints—Pink and Robes—Richmond, 63gc, Allen, 60: Riverpoint, bige; Steel River, Ui Richmond, 6ie; Pacitc, 6igc, b dixa—Indigo blue,St Ledgir, 5 ash ington, G3¢c; American, 6idc; Arnold, fige; Arnold Century, 9c; ' Windsor Gold Tk't, 10}4¢; Arnold B, 1014c; Arnold A, 12¢; Ar- no'd Gold Seal, 1Cige: Yellow Seul, 1034c3 Amanaa, 12c. Prints, solid colors, Atlant| Slater, 6c: Berlin oil, 63¢; Garner oil, 6@7c; SmintiNG, Cnecks—Caledonfa X, 9ige; Caledonia XX, 10}¢c; Economy, dc; Otis, 9¢; Granite, 6%¢; Crawford checks, Sc; Haw River plaids, 5}4o. SneETiNG, BrowN—Atlantic A, 44, 7 Atlantic H, 44, 7c; Atlantic D, 4 1At laatic P, 44, ; Aurora LL, 44, 6c; Aurora C, 44, 49{c; Crown XXX, 4-4, 6% c; Hoosier L, 44, bges Tndinn Head, 44, "Tc: Luw- rence LI, 44, 5%c; Old Dominion, 4-4, 5ige; Popperell R, 44, 03.c; Pepperell i, 40-inch, 7ic; Pepperell, §4, 173¢c; Pepperell, 9.4, 20c: ' Pepperell. '10-4, 22¢} Utica C, 4-4, 43{c; Wachusetts, 4-4, 7c; rora B, 44, G4c. SHEET) Breaceep — Ellerton, igc; Housekeeper, Bigc; New Candidate, 8ijc; Berkeley cambric, No. 60, 9¢; You Bet, 4-4, 63c; butter cloth, OO, 4!4c: Cabot, T3¢} Farwell, half bleached, 83¢c: Fruit of Loom, 83{cs (-ruunc (- [ “flp!), 73c; King Phil- "Lonsdule: cambric, 10c; ‘New York mills, 10c; Pepporell, 46 in, 116 perell, 6 Pepperell, 84, 20 perell, 9.4, 22¢; Pepperell, 10-4, 44, Bi{c;' Canton, 44, Ogc; Triumph, Ge} Wamsutta, 11c; Valley, 5 Ticks—Oakland, A, 7i¢c; International Y Shetucket, 8, 81¢c; Warren, No. 870, BA, 18¢; Acme, J3c; York, 1g 10, 18i4¢; Switt River, sc; Thorndike OO, 8iges Thorndike EF, 8k Thorndike 120. 9igc; Thorndike XX, 1dc; Cordis No. 5, 83ge; Cordis No. 4, 10}40. Drugs and Chemic: Acio—Sulphuric, per carboy, 2ic; citric, per lb., bic; oxalic, per ib., l4c: tartaric, powdered, per Ib., 43c; carbolic, 3@45c. ALuM—Per Ib., 2o Astsonia—Carb, per Ib., 11ige, Anrowroor—Per 1b, Barsam—Copaiba, per 1b., 65c; tolu, 52@ Bbe. Borax—Refined, per 1b., 93¢c. CueaM TakTAR—Pure, per 1b., 80c. Exriact Loawoop—Bulk, per 1b., 12}e. Enrcor—4be. GLYCERINE—213g0. GUM Aranio—B@05e, Lycoropius—4de. Guycering—Bulk, per 1b., 213c. Gus—Assafeetida, per 1b., 14c; camphor, per ib,, 87¢; opium, per 1b., £.85 1oniNE~—Resublimated, per oz, . LEaves—Buchu, short, ‘per 1, 1 38¢c. A—Suiph, per oz, §2.80. MERCURY—Tde. Por su—Bromide, per 1, 37c; iodine, per . $2.85. QUINIA—Suloh, per B, 35@ito, Sweps—Canary, per b ¢ Soaps—Casti mottled,” per B, 8@10c; castile, white, per 1, 13(@1he. SpiniTs NItk swee}. viér 1h, 80c." STrYC) A—Crystals; $1.00@1.15. SuLpit. CINCHONA—PEF 0. b(@lde. Tarioca—Per b, e, Toxca Beaxs—$1.75, OiLs—Bergamot, $2.45; Wintergreen, §3167 Malaga, 05c; linagey,, raw, 02c; bolled; Waire Leap—$6.50, # '/ Gatous —Am, per 1, 8. Castok O1—$1.84. Cupsp Beniies—$1.50, CANTHANIDES—T5e(@81, 08, Cassia Bups—Per B, 17¢. CHLOROFORN—Per 1b, 86c. CouROSIVE SUBLIMATE—Per Ib, 80c, Metals. BLock TiN—Eug. ref’g, small pig, 280; bar, 2de. Correr—Planished boiler sizes, 80c; cold gfllaa 20c; sheathing, 200; pitts, 26c; flats, GALVANIZED Snger lnoN—Juniats, dis- count, 60 Ih% cent, PATENT PLANISHED TnON—No. 24 t0 27, A quality, per 1b, 10i40; No. 24 to 27, B qual- ity, U, For less than bundle ada ige per 1b. Burer [Rox—No, 96, $3.40; No. 27, $3.5). SoLpex—Hoyt Metal half-and-hulf, i 1-1b cases, per Ib, 16c; commercial half’ and-half, 15¢; No. 1, in bars, 14c. Tix' Prate—(Host Churcasl)~1C, 10x14, 36 ahoots, K50 X, 10214, 238 fhoe 8.0 IC, 12x14, 225 sheets, i IX, 1 IL’) Shooter 48.46: 10 Yinbor ] 115 hhoeis, $0.60; 1K M), 112 shoels, #8.25; 1IXX, 14x30, 112 Aurora R, 4-4, 70; Au-. 14x20, sheets, ‘$18,50; 2498, 10x14, 295 sheets, 112 sheets 2x28, 112 sheets £0.00; IC, “x'#‘ 112 sheets, # 003 IC, 10x20, 225 shieets, Rooriva—(Best Charcoal) ~20x28, 10.7 0 base, §2.60, Matorial, Stock Bi anns foet, £40.00 fect, §41.00 feet, 36,001 £0.75@ NarLs—Base, §.15; steel wire nails, Lumber and Building. B 12 [*R] D 12 inch, {. 0. b, Omaha, A 12 Inch, incfl, 8. 1's. .18, inoh, 8. 18,12, 14 feet, §23.00; No. 1Com. 12 in. s 81814 and 10 14 and 10 ) 14 and 10 and 16 1s. 12 toet, 818.00; No. 1 Com. 12 in. 8. 1s. 14aud 16 feot, £17.500@18.50 and 20 feet, b0 14 and 14 feot, Com. 12 CEILING AKD_ PARTE white pine partition, & white ine partition, $27.0 low pine coiling, £20.00; clear 3 in. Norway, £14.50; Boanns—No. 1 Com. s. 1. s. ft, £19.00; No. 816.50; No. 3 Com, s. . 4 Com. 8. 18, 12, §14.50; No. 18, ); No. 3 Com. 5. in.s 1810, 18 19 in.s. 1 8 18t Com. 8 ‘in 2nd Com. 37 in. clear b in. yel- 2nd Com, % in. Norway, §18.00. 12, 14 and 10 2 Com. 8. 18. 12, 14 and 16 ft 12, 14 and 16 14 and 16 ft (ship' cull), #11.06. Add 50 cents per M. f1 for rough. Barrexs, WELL Batts, 2ig Inch, 60c; O. G. Batts, well tubing, £22.00; pickets, D, & H. 850; 8-in, Tumya, D.g H. square, $19.00, DIMENSIONS AND TIMDER. 12 ft. 14 ft. 10 ft. 15,00 15, 15.00 15.00 15.00 16,00 2x4 2x0, .00 .15.00 115,00 4x4-x816.00 16.00 1 00 15.00 16.00 15.00 1 15 €0 15.1 15.00 1 00 16,00 16.00 00 16.00 00 17.00 PENCING. D. &M, , flat, £20.00; vickets, 18 ft. 20 ft. 92 ft. PICKET! 1xi and bev., 24 16.00 18,00 10,00 16.00 18.00 19,00 16.00 1800 10.00 16,00 15.00 10,00 16.00 18.00 19.00 7.00 18.00 19.00 No. 1, 4 &8 inch, 1"&11 ft, rough, m 00@16 50 00@17.50 13 (@ 14.00 15.00@16.00 i--1st aud 2d clear, 114 inch, 8 2 8, ; 1st and 2d clear, 1} and 3inch, ar, 114 inch, 8 2 s, $13.00@46,00; 8d clear, 13¢ and 2 inch, & 2 & $48.00@46.00; B select, 13, 1} und 2 inch, 8 28, 37,00 8, £45.00; 38.00; 1st and 2d clear, 1inch, s 2 8d clear, 1 jnch, 8 £36.00; A loct, 1 inch, 8 2 s, §33.00; B select, 1 inch, s 8, 830,00, FLooRING—Ist com 0 inch d com 6 inch white pine, £34.00; 20 whita pine, 31,005 3d com 6'inch white vine, $26 00; D com 6 inch white pie, $20.00 pine, £15.00; & com 4 and 6 inch yellow pine, $17.00; el yaliow 1st and 24 clear yellow pine, 4 and 6 inch, $19.00. Porran Lusner—Clear Poplar box bas, 98, §5.00; cl £30.00; clear poplar 15 in panel stock wid clear povlar corrugated ceiling, J Posts—White cedar, white cedar, 5! 8c split, 16c; poplar 5¢ poplar % n_panel, in pane 003 clear ) $28.00, 0.00. 6 inch ‘halves, 12 1§ inch halves and 8 inch q're, 1lc; white cedar 4 inch round, see red cedar, awed ouk, 15¢. 16e; Tenne: split oak (wbite), Surxares, Lati, per M.—XX clear, $3.20; extra *A%, §.80; standard A, $2.00; cleur, §1.60@1.70; No. 1, §1.10@115; widths, from Washington California red wood, dimension widths, $4 cypress, clear heart, dimension widths, lath, $2.40. ’\lnl‘ Lap—No. 1plain, 8 plain, 8 and 16 inch, § 00. SIDING —Ist Com., and com., and 16 feet, §16,00; 5 inch, h, clear, §1.75@1.80; clear red cedar, mixed territory, £3.40; and 18 inch,$17. W; No. 1, O. 6 feet, £22.00% 31 com £15.00; fence, com., and 16 fect, £13.00. LIk, ET English and Germ Quine; Milwankee and Louisville, plaster, £2. Ravid plaster, $1.90; ct dis; doors, blinds, mouldings, ; Fort Dodge p! hair, white lime (best), 80c; 1 Portland cement, $3.4 Michigun £2,10; Blue ash, 60 per per ct di tarred felt, per cwt, $1.90; stra e LETTER LIST. List of lotters remain oftice for the w eck ending Jul; Note—Parties calling for th say “Advertised,’ siving the date & uuul!lvd for in the post s will plense at the head of the lst, and inquire for sume at the Indies’ delivery window, To avold mistakes have your mail addressed to your street and number. Andre P H Anderson A § Anderson BT Raniy W Ranh % Benwoka R Barnes ) Brown T F Bigelow A on G Hreuneks R Burtels A Barry M Buuer W Borland 3 J Bateher. 0 Bryson W Buggy ) B Rerggren C N Bruinard A ¥ Chilidsd H rk W L J Craith A Donley w ) Doddie A R EmeryJ T Engler O Feckenscher T Tunken K Halld W Helde W I Tinden w I usin H8 Ingwersen G Jones Mr Jolnson G P Tudd € M Johanson C B Kritenbrink B Kurtsinger C Kiflfaker wa Kirkputrick A Tamp il Tober W H Larson P Laufenburg H Millerd § 4 Mowe W N Mathers ¥ Murphy it 8 eye Mahe u Maithews I ket W Martin Moore Monites ER Nelson N8 Northrap W W Noe PJ Ordin B Polly R arsoni urson Ponsford A Y'outins A Roms J Roberts L Kiliey D Hadelf W D Kuland D H Steel ScoltR G Stante: Swita Tatlor B Therne A L Thomas I' Vickery T D Vaascoy J Woodrufr D 8 igut A @) GENTI A. AShuy WT, Andorson & ‘Anderson C G B. Barsil) Binckman Baroce I 1 Trown A Toelune W D Hoyer W Huscombe w 1 Barssen O ois 1 Bulding M L Brumpgurt J Curtis Collins it 11 Carrigan T CraigJ W Crensiaw J B D. Drake DL EIyO G Fay J i Eredereny b c Goft ar nodel T on A § Glllesple W H HolingerJ A Tiabbus i Heghlm J THenricksen T, Hurt 0 K sy 1. J. Jones 18 John CMEN'S LYST. Atkinson 3 Apthon ® 3 Abraiim 1x Burry J Bukstresser F—2 Bates J Brown' W K Bixhop I, Babe Brow firsle Barry i Bustavle J D Brunner J M Bockemper L Borden 1. Brown A'F Boudi A BusnJ W Curk B Collens L Clenuess A B Clark J 1 Chalkin P Darhue Dirvis ) Duiyy'nt Darlington & Donilison A G Eastman E C Forndran J kinby wJ Fitzpntrick J B Flyan 1t Groce P old J 1 Gallespie 3 Haworth J aubensok T 1 () Jucobs W C Johnson W Jumes A K. Kirkpatrick R D Konnedy T, sor C Kltincas L. Lankert P It Towis) 8 Yarson L P Lindblom B Latban C el Mellist Nenturd Nomin# L, Noel &8 0. Opperman B P. Pearson F Pai Fannil w o I W Yotierw Pekrulm J R. Ruthford G Hobertson B Rich 3 Ieed 0 A Kennedy M Klucaared J King 18 Lench M Levy B Larsony G2 Lindsay N § Monical W Mitchell B Mortimer ¥ 1 Meyer § i McDongall J MeComb W C Nicais # 1t Hay CZ Rudolf ¢ A Belin J tone I Thompson H Todd b Thomus Mr Vore W H Wrle© willlama 18 Wilsou W i > Walters Ware Mr Whiting ur B LADIES LIST. A Alguist M Anderson Mrs A Armstrong Mrs MM L B, Roem Mis 3 Bartietts B Here A Hrico Mrs 8 TrOUES M rhelmer A Brown Mrs M ©C. Clark wi Cary Miss & D, Dolin ¥ Desmend J Alden s w3 Anderson H Deagle Mrs B L Byer ) . Tiake Mrs ¥ 10 Connell & Carson | O Carlboy Mrs Ly Clark h M Chiity Mrs & Detrone 1, A DeGraft It Dewering J Englo srs J 0 Eaton s Erickaon \irs M Fenia M Frazior M A Farrell A Fawcett A Frager Miss M Glllan wies 3 T Graham Mrs M 1 Givens yirs N Gurlick NG far e, Heire'k'y Huntnrs 0 arrington N B Hall A e . ® Halbert 1t Hognn M [ J Jensen L K. KempsteramsG oict Kirk | Tl ¥ Johnson T ames 11 Jones & et N M B Kemmerer s A il yor b Loure Nrs L Tazure M Loudin N Mitenell L Manor s Mayn'.d s B Murphy N MacKinney Mrs McKone M McReady ko e L B Nellson B strom M Olson A Richards nire Huss Reed H T Iyan mrs o lews s G D Tteed Ram: Rictman G 8§ Rabinson miis s Y mirs © Stowart mrs C P Gisel s ¢ Stllvellmrs K Shulz mis 13 Sutton 11 vV Eeymour mrs 1¢ Turner K Tracy mirs At Tovey A Terry mrs w \'/ w. Whiting A Vanorisdal R B Wolt mrs ¢ Wil s W Weltins I, Wrile Wil Winters Writh X Wuiterf 1 Willet rs 1y Woodsmirs M Wo.ds mrs L Wailz mis O Y. z. THIRD AND FOURTH CLASS MATTER. ERalooet LWy AT morkine ITATLA Santa Honaca Chivillo Lon Glgtothi: Sig Ant Young mrs G rio Grazise, 81z An 1, Cane Rack (s ud & Inip Co, . Huil 1 Craok & GALLAGHER, P. M. SHROEDER & DEAN] GRAIN, Frovisions = Stocks Basement First National Bank, 505 Southlsth Street, - Omaha BONDS ":\% Cities, Countics, School Distric.s, Water Com- panies, &e. We are n the market for the purchase of round amounts of such bouds. Correspondence solicited, W. HARRIS & COMPANY, Bankers, 115-117 Monroo Street, CHICACO. 66 Devonshira Street. BOSTON, WANTEDR TTKIRKEND A LL, Successors to Reed, Jones & Co. Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoos Agents for Boston Rubber arney Street, Ot Brewors. LflEBl‘ BEB]‘ BPDW BN 1661 North Eighteenth street, Omaha, Nob. Cornlco. FAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Memnf-cturens of Galvanized Tron Cornie indow-caps and metalle skyllghts. John I Dropnotor. I8 and 110 Seuth 10th streot, — _Paper Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, Propriclor Omahia Paper Box Faclory, 1417 and 1519 Douglas strect, Omuha, Neb, Wholcsalo manufaeturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monldings, Branch ofllvo. Illh and lzard streets, Omaha, Neb. " BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manafactarers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, stairwork an tniarjor ard 'wood Onial 1859 North 10th Omaha, Neb. 8team_ Flltlngs, Pumps, Eto, STRANG & CLARK STEAM HEATING CO,, Punps, Piges an Engings, rallway and minfng suppl 7 and 64 Vafium strect Omaba: S. WIND ENGINE & l'l/“|ll’7L'(1., Steamn and Water Supplics. Halliday wind wmills, 918 and ©0 Jon G. ¥, lois, Acting Mana BROWNELL & ( oto. + Oma) Blieeiron work. stenmn pumps, saw wils, 12U1116 Lenvenworth street, O PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WHHKS Wrouum and Cast Iron Building Work, machl 0d B Mannfactarers of Wire and Iron Railings , window guards, Gower stands, wire sigas, te.” 123 North 1640 strept, Oiwalia. OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Froof Safs, s, Jail work, iron sbutters cocapos. Ve dmeur ey 1o Lorer ieh 88 JAERS0PR° 10N STOUK YARDS C0., 0f South Omalia, Liited. OHARAJOBBERS DIRECTORY CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealerin Agricalturel Implements, Wagons Carringes and by ctos. J 10th, Om ney strect, betwoen Oth and Nobraska, LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricalt'l Implex Bug PARLIN, ORE Whole ions, Wagons, Carriages e Whaless . DORE & MARTI} wnlo Denlers in Agricult'l Implements, Wagons & Fazg'es 101, 00, W5 and 07 Jones street, Omabia, MOLINE, MILBURN & STODDARD CO., Manufacturers and job: ors in Wacons, Buggies Rakes, Plows, Etc. Cor. 9th and Pactlo streets, Omaha, Artists’ Materials. AT 1OSPE, Jr., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1618 Douging 8! _____Boots W Jobbers of 1101, 1103, 1106 Douglns MORS rect, Omahn, Nebraska. and Shoes. 0., Boots and $hoes. street, Omaha, Manufactory, Bumier street, Bostor, e ———— e e e Coal, Coke and Lime. TOMANA COAL, COKE & LIME Jobke:s of Hord end Sift Coal, 200 Bouth 15th HLF. o, Craalia, Nebraska. NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal 214 d Coke. LUMBER, ETC, “JOHN A. Wholesale Lumb Tmported wnd Amcrican Poriian1 coment ‘agent £or Mijwaul Quing TCHAS R. L WAKEFIELD, T, Elc. State: koo hydra A ind Y Wiilto Dialer in Ba:dweed L!lfl]hfl“ Wood curpets anil pu i OMAHA Al Kinds of Buildi quet foor ng. L Ua @ Nb. LUMBER CO., g Materia: at Whoiesale: “th aud Douglas: 16th street nn | Unlon Pacifie tiack, Omaha, I oo LOUIS Lumbe, Liwe, N 7. ROBIN, or in Lumber, Lat FRED. W. 1 and Californin sirects, Cmalin, Neb BRADIORD, ), Lime, Sash, rnor Tt 1 1 GRAY. Ete. Cement, Ll 8 Douglns sts., On . N. DIET Dealer in All Kinds d[ Lumber, ska, e Wiillinery and Notions. I OBERFELDE {603 & Jobbars in M linsry & No'ions 1 & CO, otions. SON NOTION Wh ‘lie'sa‘.e Nations aud Furaishing Goods, 1124 11 RIDDEL. _Stor ge Dry Good M. E. Dry Goots, 1102 and. i KILP. Tngo:ters & Joshe Gent's furntsbing g0 Commiesion and Storage. 5 Street, Omaba, MLy L & RIDDELL, and Cymmission hl I[: ', L Omal s and Notions, SMITH & CO., Hh g Gflfld) a'ld anmns TRICK- le'll DRY (.rml 15 101y Gods, Notions Cor sircets, Omata, HELIN, THOMPSON & €O, Iraporters aud jobiers of Weolens aud Tailors' T mnings, ith 1Euh strect ~ Furniture. “DEWE Wholesals D: Farnum CHARLES 1eet, Omahn Y & NTONE, alers in Furniture, Nebraska, SHIY Pnrmlurn, McCORD, Wholss 15th and Loayenworth strects, O BR 41:1' ale Grocers, i, Nobraska, e e Hardware. W. L. BROATCII, Heevy Hivdware, Iron and SGE\ fings, wagon atock, L and I 11 A W J BAramaro il imey sirset. mab BROATCH, 1200 Hewvy Hu‘nwam, Tron and Sieel. n stock, LBl N "CLARKE, ANDRE WARE hardwars. Junbor, eto. 139 SEN MAUU' COMPANY. Whalgse'e Bardware, Cuhcrv, Tin Pla'ms, heet iron, el oo A 195 HIMEBAL for Howe seal i brbed wir JGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware and Scale Repair Siop Mechauics' tool and street, Bu 1405 Douglus O “Toys, Eto. . HA Jo RDY & 00., obliers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Gunfl;, House furnix Fariam ¥ goods, ¢ ldren reoly Omahn, Olls U(JI\ SOLIDATED TANK LINE CO Wholesale Refived and Lubricating Oils, Axle grease, ¢f , Omabs. A. M, Bishop, Muoager, CARP. EI\"ILR PAPER CO., Whiolesale Paper Da:lers. Carmy 8 nice sock of printing, wrarpiok u paper, Bpeciul atieution glven DA “NEB RASKA NATIONAL BANK, Capi Surplus J OFFICERS AND DIRE Hexuy W, Yares, ¥ LEWIR S, 1te B TOUZAL V. 8, DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, #400,000 L 62,000 TORS. Vice I'residents N, W. V. Mo, JouN &, 1. Corriss, CUILNG, N H. PATRIOK, W, H. 8. uakks, Cashier, THE IRON BANK, Cor. 12th and Faenan A General Bankiug Husiue 'CANCER: A8 s QUKD 10 Kaliey K6er 1 b, AR Bl 160 Wbashi u¥. CUACAUO, Tide'"