Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 10, 1890, Page 3

e RUDE MEKCANTILE PAVER Wheat Did Not Know Its Own Mind To- day. OATS BULLISH AND VERY LIVELY. Pass Another Uneventful Session—Cattle Slow and Hogs Active, Strong and 5¢ Higher —~Money Shows Strength. Provisions CHICAGO BEE)-The wheat oneall duy, There was because of the visible supply, the figures for which eamc straggling in up to noon. There Wi ting for the public cables, which were “mixed,” and were irned for correcs tion. There was waiting for more definite crop news than eame to hand early., Beyond nll this there was a disposition to let the mar- ket alone until the governn; are recelyed. Stll the plt was not dull nor the marke glected, The market opened with pricefanout the same as Saturday’s clos- Ing figures, There was at first a little decline of 1 ie, and this was followed by n fairly good bulge of e In July and about '4¢ for the other months, Before L o'clock prices again yielded to about the bottom ires early., A depression In both Instances was the resilt of !n tty general local selling on tho bearish veling In the pit. Hutehinson was o seller all ppirently wisiing ot to sell, and keeping the market supplied for that pose. The upturn before noon was due to the prospect of visible supp in the which were June 0.—[&pectal Telogram to Tne market was n hesitating some walting early < BOme w nt crop figures s to” privi 1ish, and t wis up cablegram sald nd the supp! oF (02,000 or atiout half the decrease of v glis In a letter to his sy says that whitever the government niny he they will not show uny dami Jino 1. The netfon of the market was: July i21e to (e tofmiie 10 01% ¢ to ®%e to 01 %e it 1o'cloek; A= he to O1%e {0 2%he to s September 0 00210 to (c: Deceniber Gge to to Gike to @ise. There was a hearish in wheat during last half hour and e further depressed, July sold oft low price eary “to”01%¢ and he other closing prices were: 1@ %5e, September 013, res sinee her 350 corn nirk and July was st tom price of the d deferred fatures were Wit firm fecling for all the months early, and very fair gains were made. June BOL D 10 %6 and off to Mge; July Bi%c to 1ie 10 B August SHie 1o Be Kiic; September 3550 10 There was a great doal of clianging from July to September, wenkening the former and holding the latter firm. Much of the best buying was on the expectation of an un 1 overnment report on the growing reeeipts were nd the visi- 000 bushels, With i K here, ¢ weik- a5 on this feature, 1rze, the toduy. teeling, erop months liveliest There wa which was most felt and more in August and tember than in July. The HHnois crop report showed serious ¢ i many of the counties, Other dis- pitteles showed that the divmage was wide- spread. The early market found sealpers Duying and outside orders were on the buy Tune sold it 25e 10 25%¢ (0 SSL@8 e 10 Closes July 10 the close; Eeptember at 2 3 prices wis aund e for July. 1 anothe v lard and irday, while as nothing done and only te trading I other products. Mre. Hutehinson sold July vibs early il Uherd was i pretty. good Tocal” buying on call, i September CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CricAGo, Tune 9. ~[Special Telegram to Tie Bee ] -CATTLE-Thero were about 3,000 0 the run, leaving only about 3000 n a number only about equal to the rec /Nuan lnst. Business was slow, with good steers selling about 10¢ than on Friday. Texans and buteher stock was In good mind and steady. The supply and feeders was™ Tight only a Timited busing Choice 1o ext eves, goud steers, 1 1550 1., §5.0004.20; Ktockers and fodders, and mixed, $15005.50; iy i ives, ipts of air to lower was prices. dinm o bullc, #2200 rass steers, $2.400 ) Business’ wis activ prices i he hizher, in some instanees morc Packers puid #0010, Lirgely at shippers X080 to 81007 Hght sorts, and singe Sorts, #.4 @i.10 Ho Blrong than that. 135, and .70 Lo K180, FINANCIAL, [Special Tol ore wis some st New Youk, June 9 am to Tk Bie.] - STocKks—T ngth shown at the very start ln the stock marke This may have been on the strenzth of the leg- islation or forelgn fecling toward Americin gecurities. However, {6 was but temporary. There was but a moderate volume of business, Refineries, as usual, being the on 1t stock, but the first prices w W 00 per cent higher than @'s finl prices, and New York Contr was up Y. Slight further gains were recorde {0 some cases, but i considerable: pressire to sellappeared and the entive Tist moved off. Chicago Gas ook the lead among the listed” stocks and deelined 1% por eent_to b, Orexon Transcontinent and Mexiean Contral following with. 5 Louisville & Nashvillo St Pacitic and Roek 1sland i smalier frictions. uiekly liod wnd in hour o nore to 81y upturn, The ma 11 the morn- Witness ‘ocks took but dropped aguin betore midday ket was of a hesitatd acte Wi closing hour n- stocks iU Ivane in a few stocks, while llu' rater part of the list held about steady. arly every granger stoek closed at the last prices madeon Saturday. Consplenous gains were made nscontinental at 1y u Northern Pacitiec common g, New York O D kot et b and Dl 0. he 1 sales we 14,000 shares, following were the ¢ losing quotations: ol 132 it 108 it Tis B D& 10 |Rick tyiand Burlington ) 1o Northorn 1o p &N 8 roguiar 34 coupons Thinols Ce LB & W Kansas 1 Ll do prof 10144 Western U \ MoxeY_ Easyut | por cont 5RO por TERLING EXCHANGE-Quiot und sixty-duy DIl B84 dontand. 8150, cent tirm; Mining Stocks. Tuno 0.-(Spoeetal Telegram The following ure the minlng sto NEW YORK TueBse) quotations Alico Brunswick ¢ to 0 100 40 &N 20 th i PRODUCE MARKETS, CHICAGO, June 9, Steady ; cash, %' 010, 115 p. m. close ~Wheat o5 July, S14c; August, 91D Taly ‘ll 'y /ln- @Nye; July, M. RyeDull it blo. Y Burl Dull. Prime Timothy—$1.4021.42 Flix- Quiete $1.40 Whisky ~#1.00. Pork—Dull; ¢ 100 aard—Qulet; tember. 1A Flour—-Unchange & wheit, 8140 vislons ~Shoulders, #. 1070520 Short Flbs. $5.0505.10, Buttor -Market firu; creamery dutry, MLl e, Uhosse—Ensier; tull Sream 8¢ Young Amerlc frosh, 110012 0. 15 1ight green saltod Erovn aaltad calf, SxaTe; d salted hides, 6o dry ¢ Unchanged; packed, 4'4@d4e; No. 2, N B L " Re sh, 812,75 £.00; July, $12.80 007143 Septe sh July Sop: (¥ winter wheat short elear, W0@10% heddars, 7 Quict (@ dry elpts. Shipm'ts. 10.000 10,000 24,000 15,000 B04000 610,000 N e Kk, ino 0. Wheat-Rece EXpOrts bushels; spot nz weak, No. 2 red, 09 Wilge afloat: 05578 £ 0 b; ¢ K in sympithy with free se the west: No. 2 rod, Juni Carn -« Receipts, #),0% A0 bushels; spot o bushelsy 1 elevator; @ se aflont; tin Ixed, BA@A2C; options, weaks June 4104 Outs—Rocelpts, 174000 bushels: e $ “White we ie; o Tune closing at Coffec—~Options ¢l higher, Salos: .7 Tuly, 817,050 Ve centrifugals, o tost, 55 ges m loaf, 7 Jine, & ern, B firner firr ; Jiie i spot 1io, firmer; quiet; falr refined, hizl Vel A 6 1316 i powdered, 7 1-16¢; grant United closed for western | niess 81771025 rn steam, $.1 troleum July Lowor Quiet Pork Lard bid. Bittor ery. it Cheese ST, Louis Steady;western dalry,6@10¢; ¢ Eigin Strc western, 63 @7ye. Jun H—~Wheat—-( cash, 0 July, 88 Corn—-1ighier: eash 10 Tuly, B%e. Oats—Higher; cash, 20¢; July, 20¢ Pork—-Quiet it #13.00. Lard ~Nominal at 5, Whisky -8 dy at #1090, Butter—Flrmiers crean [ red. b Corn—Fitm Oats Strong Whisky—-31.00, KANSAS CrTY, hard, cash, 8le; Corn ory, 100 xxatr, June 0.~Wheat—Steady; No. 2 mixel mixed, 2@ ie. Wheat -\ No. 2 red, 8¢ June 0, July, 7805 Higher; sh, bid; Tune 0. -Wheat : shipment ades inaetive Tuly, 80, on trd Tune, 85'c; Jul 2 noviliern, Juie, 8¢ Red 0 cars MINNEAPOLTS, two days, 178 rket steady June 0.—Whent exe: July, 88 No. i, 250, 0.2 W MILWAUKEY spring, cash, & Corn Oats Rye I 3 Barley—Quiet; N Provisions—Easy: pork Liverroor, June 9.—Wheat—Market demand poor; holders offer sparin fornia No. 1, s 1130 per cental. Corn—Market steady; domind mixed western 3s 6l per centil, IVE STOCK. June 0.—Oattlo—Recelpts, market steady; beeves, #1.5065.00 @4A0; stockers and_ feed bulls and mixed, $1.500: @110, liogs—Recelpts, Be 10100 highcr: inived and G0 B5.00; Skips, £.0075.40. Ipts, 1,000 market slow, Fasy; 20130, Sio CHICAGO, s, $2.50701.00; 305 18,00; @3S Tumbs, & Drovers' Journal spec sports continued heavy market only ‘stead Tops 1% per 1, dre Louts, Cattlo—Recoipts, shipments, et slow; falr to Ive stecrs, 2010400, 1l London eabl supplies | at st cking, $ Tight, #3.60 KaNsAs Crry, Cattle 5,700; shipments, 3,200; market lower; s, $LTYEA5; stockers and 6,700 grade Hogs hip market st S10UX ( shipments, no all Tune market demand for stockoers mto 165, ipt steady on but others; fat nd - fecders, faney cows, 1. 1002905 veul ealve ket steady; OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Monday, Ju Estimated receipts of cattle, 2500, con with 1405 Suturday and 1566 Monday « weelk, The market opened 10¢ lower on and firm on cows and steady on feeder ers seenied anxions to buy steers but we termined to buy them at lower fizures, eported at e, 10¢ and | about f0e, Only i they ehang One bune Lere were Gy Ablo Bulls hold 1zed. ty-twe Hogs. wted receipts of hozs 2500, com S0 Saturday and 4,800 Mo, The market opencd active 'lH changing hanus Rianie €521 6@160; the bulk sclling at ; mixed 'he aver S #1408 compared wit .70 Monday of last we Sheep. Estimated receipts of sheep. 123, com with none Saturdiy and 923 Monday « The reecipts continne less than t mind, one packing house wlone w twiee s many good muttons as are re vices, of-prl St stoek L3 [ Prevailing Tho following is a tabl this market for tho crade Prime steers, [30) to 16) Good steers, 123) to 11 ood steers, 1060 Lo 13)) s Common, 1009 to 115) s Common'canners o Ordinary to fair cows. ... Fair to zood cows Good 1o cholee cows Choiee to faney cows to good bills to faney buiis. ;1000 s and fecdérs, o 11 s tholos 1iht 1 hoice hoavy Falr to choice mixed hogs 03 bles. The following table shows tho priceson hogs dieing this and la; Days, This Wook. | Last 5 52l @h 00 | 345 | i 60 ol 345 | 8% | 54 o Prices, HOGS. winz table shows Rrices paia tor i Talr to ehol Fair to ¢ Falr to chotee mixed h SUEED, the ran Prime fat sh Good fat shecp Common to medhin sheep Average Cost or' H The followinz table glv ofhozson tho dutes mant 5 tho ol 13! (TR Costto Ly, as basad upon salos roported: June 6 Tune 7 i Jun June 2 170 June i Tune 4 June Highest and Lowest Sales of H Today. Yesterday Highest Highest i Lowest. Lowest Stock Receipts. al yesterduy 08 enrs, L40g b | 0 Officl Cattle Hogs. Horses Cattle. Hogs Sheep 124 ca 0 ca 1 ca Average Prj I[u on theduys ludioat of Hogs. > paid for lo Day. [ Juue W) | June 8. | Juno 88 84 0 L0, “ o7 404 Suntay | 4w Disposition of Stock, 103s, The Armour-Cadahy P Co Omahr Packing Co. Swift & Co The G, H. Hummond Co. For the Week, CcATTLE Buyers. Switt & Co The G, H. Huoom Armour-Cudal Ounhia Packi Other buyers Total HOGS, Armour-Oudahy Packing Co Quiaha Packlng, Co Swift & Co The G, H. Hawwond Co... 0 e ineees pta, 13,200 [ exports, fair car- refininz, 5 standard A, at 0o July, 1 lower; o b3 aker; No.2 Ipts for ck, 9015 tair; stecrs, §.70 exas steers, $2.40 ket strong and 9 light, 1de to lower; vos, §i 803 western, $4.00 Ameri- sod weight. stockers und feedors, Recelpts, quota- Ly o tlone @43 0 Estimutad Today, 11a 1337, 1393, 1530 und THE P, Squires & Co Kingan & Co ..., Cud Brothers OMAHA D " rice. 40403 g and taploca, Hn be ans, 007 SpHE Gk, S spaglttl Froits, Californa s Apricots, & unsot- §¢ In \ptions ling in andard 1,85 bla i cher. CANNED GooDs brands, 25-1b, per doz Apricots fruit, 81,50 berrle i eliorrles, bineky S0 achos, tal v SHERP | Swift & Co ArFnione ( The G, I 41478 radid rles, White Bartlett, #2102, : pencies ng. $2.40 o peachies with jerries .50 (dahy Piick Hammond Co...... ta 1 14 gug plts in xparts "wes Representative Sales. PR A ptions, DIRESSED BEEF STEERS j" vehios, Ho1b onstorn st ; No. Av. Dr No. Av lons, ple. polnts ! 16,1000 83 85 6)..1081 yerries, 150 35 04 3w 2-1D raspherrics, $1.00 100 120113 300 ) blackberrios, 63 0. 43106 30 <orved, 81,805 21D rasphorrios, 0 100 §05 d, #180; 210 Dlackbefriis, pre 251110 3 05 1.20; plneapples, Bahama ehopped, i 3} 6 21083 4 00 Bihama grated -Ib Wahiama sliced, ilated, ] 111 4 00 -1b standard, sliced, $1.23551,50; chorrles, 211G 4 00 Baltimore, 500505 pears B 401100 4 00 ABLES—Tomatoes— ib oy 05 B 6210 403 lard western brands, te; gailons BN 4IUS 40 standard, £2.90, CornFinest grown. » 0.2 85 2810 410 Filtodged sugar 5 3% choloe s 1b SHIPPING AND EXPC :;:w:;:- S 1987 4 J T 1235 4 1150 4 | standards, rawherries, wwherries, pre 1 rved, ry o ream- e 1 1b Frencl, fine rdinary, 16@ise, Peas dumi-fifie, poe can, 16 #1603 210 early June, $1.2%01L55; 2 standard hrands, #1105 2 1b soakca ans—4 b high grade, Re den wax beans, f0¢; 2 1b_string Lima beans -2 1b soaked, e, Boston baked beans—3 1b Lowls, $L65;° Crown brand, #1.50. Sweet potatoes--i 10 New Jerscy, 8160, Punip- kins— 1b, $1.10. Okra and tomutoos, #1.00; olkra, $1.00% suceotash, $1.20. DD it 1s o per 1h sifted, Marrrow Strin 1h Gol- beans, 00 i cows, 108 i) 1040 1 i prunes 2 1 3 citron 10 3 drum BULLS, 1..1470 2 i 1080 ) E 0l8 25 3 Perstun dutes, i vipor 50-11) DOXes, cliertl dry eured. Lic; ¢ Tes.ovap new, Hc: prune: 1 ralsins, viilit, crop a0, # Californly o i erop 18K, $2.00; * Valenelus, 185,62 Valenc new, e 'Calitornia, seeds, sks.. sige Fisi—Codfish, extra Georzes grand bank, 41505 silver, 2-1 HEIFERS, snow white, =10 hricks, new, 7ic; Turkey co 300 3 I middic bricks. Sije; Siow white 511 34 12-3 1 hoxe uin sealed herely No. 1 scaiod 20¢; domestie i1 herring, 40c; Splecd herrd Russiin sardines, e; Russiin sardiy Sie; fmported Holland sie do fancy milke Dl bl $15.00: bic fishi, | ily white fi (herring lobste Dlnekbe: June, ries, Ky Tune, 140 1..1700 1,170 1455 June, Now. ble ks, ¥, e} 41 July, B No. 2, KERS AND FEE 1. 870 300 1. 500 300 s pl wi bran ETAGS. o0 3 23 1200 3 00 CALVES, 3. 13 500 88.50: 1-11) 1 haiddios, $1.0 Askin salnion, A 3 11 oysters, 1-11) Clams, 1ittle ns, little neeks, $1.75; 15-10 ported, per ease, 103s, foes sardios, Der case, 1003, Froneh Ines, Amerfean, per firnis 1 Culit ; 500 new EERS AND HELFERS—YEARLINGS. It 1 imported bone S 31D sardine 10,000; bl style, 40015 WESTERN CATTLE. oders, Tex. ... rs, dressod oo 2 steers, dressed beof Standard Cattle Co, 00 steers, dressed beef, Hoas. oW, i @ f 40 ste wulated, 2e; 1y 1340 1238 ) 115 to o, 5145340 Brazlls, iie; filberts, eanut cocks, .00 Alion pecins, 11 05.25; the; Iun leave: L e uber s Iphiir, 2330 Vitriol, te; alum, 4 MOLASSES — BDIs, chiolee, 450 17e, good, H0@ black Strap, 20, WRAPPING PAPER rag, de: Maniila B, BAGE—Unlon Squire, SALT - Dairy 25 1bs in ade, G best grade e alt cop- epso bl No. zram | 11 Av 200 et Sh. Av. Sh. 120 tct 0 120 S0 weok s Re; Caba baking, 2 Straw, per 1b, 14 antic; No. 18c. W0@be per'cent off 1st. bbl, D 2103 best 100, 4. hest crushid, $1L.80; 3400, = oy 40 filncy o ) 240 i 160 10 “mottled, per 1b, 0@10e; do, 1 1,75, steer obatlor, 5 tie, &100; 4 2 the, R T ) 2B per 10 ¢ 4 11 6,500; Coroa CHOCOLATE red. st ROPE-—Basis—Manilla_rope. tie; sl 1265 cOtton rope, 16e; new process, sty Cortox TWINE-RIDD, very (ine, 3 ol fine, 2de; Daisy. 156; candle wick, OLIvES— Quarts, per doz, 84,003 pints, perdoz, feeders | $2305 bullk, per gal. e, VIREGAIL=0 gr. clder, 100 wine, I5¢; faney fruit, K¢ STOVE POLISH 2.0 BAGS—An, per 100, $17.00. O1rs—Kerosene T headiight, 14 £20000.0) per ¢ G, Lawp—Pur CANNED MEAT Tunch toneue, corned beef, & or S, 000 ruian ehicory, choerst steors, al rope, Larket Mention. Hogs firmer. Muttons in demand and firm. Beeves 10v lower, cows firm steady. A. I3 Johnson sent in a ¢ traf City. D Du; of cattl |, James Hughes P | trom Battle Creek. beeves | B IL Wilcox brought Buys | from Waloo. re de- | James B Humeof Madison had a car of hogs Sules | on the market. ¢ low= | DS Draper of Plattsmouth was on the mar- a few | ket with acarof cattle. R. Vallery came up from with i f cattle. Ripp & Lampert, extensive shippers of Hum- phreys, marketed two cars of hogs. M. Cunningham, the well known shipper of Maivern, was over with a car of cattl J. L. Ritter of Morse, Rogers & Co. BIafs, was in with four cars of cattle, lnst Alexander Cralekshank. the extensive Crete > and | shipper, came up with two ears of cattle, gurly. | 0. K, Bentley, t shipper of ) Scliuyler, was onl the ith two cars of . cattle John W shipper, can hozs Both mombers of the fiem of Perry & Milens were up from Walioo with efght ears of o Charles H. Rich, of the to Wisconsin for' a’ fortnight's fish- and good, 12¢; white )£ liogs trom Cen- wnof Hubbard came in with two ears Rt e 0. brought In acar of cattle in four cars of cattle lard, tie 11h lune 11h corned b \r 15; 6 10 corned L 2 1b boneless brawn, $L30; 2 I 1ish brawn, 11 compressed ham, 24 1b deviled ham, 60c; 21 chicken; Plattsmouth ) loads wquiry th l'llllllrl‘ll beef, #£2.10 L4 1b potted ham, Goe; 210 tripe, $1.80; ¥ 1L turkey, 82. , Morse Metal; pared 28¢ perIb; bar, 30¢ 1 boiler sizes, 2 1h; sheathing, 15, 2 per . SuEET RN i iron, Nos. tsand fi FALVANIZE ns, the well known Columbus 1, pate ) in with a car each of cattle aud Chareoul, I © r IroN —No. 26, SoLpER—H@ e, Tix PraTe—I. C,, 0. TIN PLATE EEL NAILS STEEL W ipared ) List he de ved. X 11 skl 10514, Colee, 10X, i Base, . sler, general i provision Was among t erof the Chi- puny, of N > visitors av the \a in 168 oMAnA WHQLESALE MARKETS. | 1ltavy BRows COTroNs Atlantic 1T, 7e; Atlantic D, Gei A Bucek's Heid, 61 ~ W6 « I 10@1te; | giles Hoosior L1, Indi; bass, | Liwrence LL, otta LL, bie. FINE BROWN COTTONS ~Atlantic LI, 0 i B, 6le; Aurora B, 6her Atlas ON I heese cloth, e Clinton PE, 515 Peppe ngdon G 1, e, OTTONT--Berkeley comby Yet, fige; Buttercioth XX § Dwiiht Xnchor. te; Ellertdn W, of “the Loom, Housckeener. iy don G 1315 nibrie, 10 Produce, showhite pike, el, 10 12 i L 15e; Tobstors Hines, 1 AND TALL hides, $5@5e; dry salted hides, Hint ihes, 8c; el hides, #5006 s 20 105, ~|.H<|| peles, gre 3 sheep pelts, dry, per ‘b, No. i, t i Bia@le BEANS I pieked nuvy, medium, 21506160 country, $LANB10; ood elenn, 1 APPLE BUTTER - Por 1h, (ise. Woor. unwashed, L e washed, COUTSC unWash Ui Beay 2 00; otter, each o, eie full nd trout, salmon, 13e salted dry ced ch, M tilow, wh.te, Groen 11305 Ginlic greuse, 75 hand and uper e Philip catbri Lonsdale, 5 York Mili SUELTINGS N E I, hiuid Y140, i 11e; Ok Lawr AND_ PILLOW {5in, 10c; Pep INe; 1, -4, 0c; Pepperell, 10- Utiea, Utica. 5sin, 170803 Utleq, 38 n, Utleit, 0 i, 2 Bieachicd ndes Pobpurell, 46 i, 1l mediy | INGe, <y, #1000 0 un- CASINGS—Brown Peppere i, 1 Utiéa. 86'In, 2e; Net—Pe \llh rell, Peppercll, -4, i41%e; Pepperell, perell, 0.4 Pépperetl, 10-1, e Utled, 04, 26e; Utiea, 104, INGHAMS —A1nos daress, 8 Bates, L Glge; Glenadre, 6ie; dress, Nige! PriNti—Indigo blue Ington, e; Amcriean oth. 10 Gold' L ks, Gige; Al Week. | VY muskrat, winter, badger, 40c@$1,00; deer skins, :"‘_‘_ q 5 rskins, winter, per 1b, 12 @3 5 @ @ @3 2g \hwl“l func, hox, ; Duarte sced- Whittenton, woice shipping Wash- good, 32 ) R U ralined, 8000 halt bbl, #5.50; . pure, per_ bbl, £ 00; orange cider, M0; pear eider, half bbl, $7.0), CALIFORNIA CHERRLES—Per 10-1h Doy, $1.00@ Net e Martha (S Arnold o vd eid f, Slse Chumbray, Ge; Glous ‘nneles - Eddyste Mo, 4ae; St Washington y Reds—-Fountaln, 6 Crofield, sige; Berlin, Gige, WiGANS—Net, Thistle, 7403 Red Cross. Te, COLORED CAMBRICS—Crown, 43;c; Red Star, 1305 rolled Clover. be; Sluter, 6c; high colors, 1cextra, CrAsi-Stevens' B, 10 Stevens' A, ovens' Stecl i ps—-St. Louls, 2-bu stands, CHERRIE t. Louk 1 stand : Shirt- CHEESE - Fancy Y. full creg cholée full cres 5 Swiss, domest funey, 121e; brick, 126 L LES—New southern onions, i horseradish. per doz, $12; 1 DOLULOes, 82500500 per bbl; hilf Dbl 150, 01d, per bushel, ehoie MeATs -Smoked hims 161D ave moked hams, 20 to 22 1bs, 0405 smoked hams, 2 to 14 1bs, 10 broakfast bi 8bie; A siusage 8'50; plente hamsie; dried beet hams, shae; boof tongues, per doz, &500; dry salt [ o DENINS ments, 6061 mess pork, por bbl., $13.50, ol LEMONS —Per hox, “MesSina, fancy, .000.5,.50; jtriotly eholoe, 834007 extra funey lenions, Burrer—Croamery, I8¢} erenmery, tancy, creimery, chofee, 10@12e; dairy, faney rolls and prints, 1L dairy, taney, solid packed, 100Lde; daliry, cholee, “8a@10c; country roll, te ver doz vietly frosh; stock not sal BoNES— (Quotations are for Dry bufti ton ., Bleach River, jos I 2 09t in, 514 15 thy 4 fe oxtra Alnoskeis. out, standard, K, XX. 10 07, 13140 Net ¢ Luwrence, Vg 2 i fancy stripes and checks, 11 : COTTONADES York Na oz.. 15¢; Lewiston 10-07., 4¢3 Corkscrew cashine Kin, 10'4e; Everetts faney rolls, prin Workingman's solid packed, 1y Drugs, & W d6c; German, 45¢; In- der, Bhe; oplum hops, per 10, i ; euttlebon therclal, 1807 ¢ blue vitrof, 7 for por oz, P ih, Quinine, rs 2,500 e rs 2400 128 sta delivery in Chi- $16.000L15.00; dry 1 UAFLAE, Dure dry country. i am, earb. ' He; c, rholle, 4000dte; eitrie, 45cdie] tur- i sulphuric, per ib, e, Ofls-- i turpentine, de; Tonka beans, bilsim tolu, @40c; calomel, 9y awnthuradios, SLAGLED; cissia buds, 2005 ehloroform, 4 gigot, 41a g B 8y swodium, Visof heavy, & LINSEED OfL: CoCoANUTS--Per hundred, $5.00, PreRLEs=-Med i, 5u-1 bbl, $5.50; gherkins, $7.00; C. & B, chow chow, Dints, £ Pourrry--Per dozen, cholee hens, $1.00@4.00; Sprlg chickens, 800 for' small; EL2505050° for niediiim; $.00G400 for large; 1lve tarkeys, por 1h, g 10c UALIK small, 86.50; ats, ©.80; The Visi Ciicaco, June 9.—The the week ending June 7. secretary of the Chicag follows ; for the board of trade is as visible supply as compiled by (NIA VEGETABLES--Pot per I, toés, per 1b, Bushels 1,170,000 14213000 14,000 Wheat Corn Outs Lye Birley G 8. SuGArS—Cut loaf, S¢; cut loaf cubes, 7 staudard, powdered, 7 XXXX, powde granulut 1, G4e; confe , 5%e; extra O, s - Swallow Tails in Alaska, l\!;‘:\‘.’m»‘mu s an, 2 W. J. Hyde, who registered at the T land in Chicago from Sitka, Alaska says that the big territory is progr oo rapidly. “Why, do you know,’ Tribuné reporter, “that uckle's Arosla, 25%c; Blend ing OFFEE fancy old pe a golden Rio, 2 Kio, choice to fancy Santos Java, ] Lerry Rio, priie, = and common R genuin G he said, to a when our new 1088 | Kerioan: 2 governor was inaugursted ten of our 8,500 FARINACKOUS Goops—Barley, 8Kc; farina, | Citizens wore regular evening suits? 4100 | 6e; peas, S¢; vatmeal, 1INGSiac; macarond, 10¢; L\\ hen Aluskans get to wearing swal- 15,600 Javi, good i | | | | | “long ago he low there is no tell there, 1 have been in years and seen somo at anges, but a claw-hammer is something I never dreamed of. Most of our people had rather tackle a griz- zly than * such a funny-looking coat; but I suppose we are all coming to it. In Sitka we have churches and schools that would be a credit to any eastern city. During the last few ye of intelligence and culture have come to Ala ind the effeet is good upon the land and its people. While the fisheries form the lending industry, it is by no means the only one. There is a deal of mining and timber cutting going on and the agricultural possibilities are not PO Weo have some of the best farm- ing lands in the world, but they are so many miles away from eivilizs fon that it will take ye to develope them, he mining prospeets are encouraging. Several new companies have been organ- ized and profitable developments ave ex- peeted before long. 1f o railroad we to be construetsd up there, as contem- platad, that country would have nd boom which would far outsteip the excitoment in California in 49, If the road did not pay for ayear or so it certainly would after that, and it would be a good invest- ment," Ml coats happen ka fiftoen g what Ala rs — What it ¢ Must be carefully considered majority of peoplé buyir life, Hood's Sarsaparilla commends itself with special force to the great middle classes, because it combines positive economy with great medicinal power. 1t is the only” medi cine of which it can be truly said “100 doses One Dollar,” and abottle taken accordiug to divections will average to last a month. —— A California Democratic Boss, Christopher A. Buckley, proprietor of the democratic party of California, passed through Chicago the other even- ing en route to Now York. He has a private dining room car, private physi- cian, and tary and _servants. Not was o San Franeisco bar- Now he owns houses and lots, vineyards and ranches, says the Chicago Tribune. He isone of the best known politicians in the land, and is as well quainted in New York as in San Franeisco. It issaid that he is now going east to confer with Governor Hill regarding the next presidential nomina- tion. It is also said that “*Boss” Buck- ley controls probably the largest whole sale political shop in the west. If a Californian wants to be a judge, or a officer, or to go to Washington he must fivst consult Mr. Buckley. He manages the campaigns of those who have money and not strategy, and superintends the constraction of public buildings, A few years ago the pr rebelled against his vule, but he is seldom criticised now. In ance Mr. Buckley is interesting. clothes, diamonds as big as hazlenuts, and wouid be handsome tnot for his diseased eyes, He or Stanford will be " returned senute if he is so disposed at the expirvation of his term. - lute Cure, The ORIGINAL ABI OINTME is only put upin large two-ounce tin boxes, and solute cure for all_sorcs, burns pped hands and all skin eruptions Will_positively cure all kinds of piles, Askc fo ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- Sold by Goodman Drug company at by mail 50 conts s by the great ven necessities of seer tender. An Ay “Bushels of chills and fever literature have been written about *Calamity Jane,” said Cassius Reynolds, a Wyom- ing ranch owner, in the Palmer the other evening to a Chicago Tribune 1 porter, “but a true story of her has never »een given to the world. These stories reflected on her character, when, as a matter of fact she was a good and brave woman. I saw her few weeks ago at Rock Springs, Wyo., where she is now living. Her name is Jane Stecrs, She was the best known person in the west in the west in the '70%s. military messages for Custer in the Big- Horn country, where savages were so thick that a white man dared not enter the basin, he dressed like a man, al- ways wearing a buckskin suit. She could ride any horse that ever bucked and never hes of the word *fear.” After General Custer was killed she went to the Black Hills and was the first white woman to enter Deadwood. When *Wild Bill’ died she tenderly nursed him, When the Indians and outlaws were driven away from the Black Hills, she drifted from place to place and finally located at Rock Springs. - 12 ka. The motto of California means, T have found it. Only in that land of sunshine, where the orange, lemon, olive, fiz and g bloom and ripen, and attain their highest perfection in mid-winter. the herbs and um found that_ave used in that pleasing vemedy for all throat and lung troubles, 1 Abic, the rulerof coughs, asthm consumption, the Goodman Drug Co. has been appointed agent for this valuable Cali- fornia remedy, and sells it under a guarantoc bottle, " Three for $2.50, lifornia Cat-r.cure, the only guara ov catarrh, §1, by mail, $1.10. Some Narrow Escapes. The late Count Adrassy was demned to death after the failure of the Hungarian insurvection of 1818, This did not prevent him from afterward be- roming the he ad of the ustro-Hung fun ministr gnor Crispl, now prime minister of Italy, was condemned to death after his tirst revolutionary at- tempt against the hourbon king of Naples. Senor Sagasta, prime minister of Spain, was twice proseribed and would have beef shot as an insurgent if he had been captured. France contains in MM, Rochefort and Rane two men who have been condemned eriminals and members of the government aceording to the turn of the political tide, This has been the situation, indeed, of many Frenchmen, When M. de Polignac, in 1830, was con- demned to “imprisonment in perpetui- ty"—the legal phrase for life imprison- ment—he exclaimed: am condemned to imprisonment in perpetuity, eh? Let me see: how long does perpetuity last in France?” In his case it lasted six years, He was liberated in 18! - rve and Liver Pills, nt discovery. 'They aet on and bowels through the principle. They speedily cure billiousness, bad o, torpid liver, piles and constipation. Splendid for men, women and children. Smallest, mildest surest. 30 doses f cents, Buinples at Kubn & Co.'s 15th and Douglas. - Asleep for Two Mo Gridley, the ten- ter of a prominent business man of Am- boy, I1L, has been sleeping soundly for nearly two months, She went to bed in her usual health the mnight of March 15 and could not roused from sleep the next morning. After sleeping about a week she ed up somewhat, and get- ting out of bed walked over to a rockin chair, where she immediately went to sleep and has not awnkened since, He cheeks rosy and breathing vegular and her sleep is° seemingly as normal ns that of an infant, All attempts to arouse her are fruitless, says a dispatch to the Chicago Times. She is 1 laply with liquids, Her case puzz thio doctors. The night that she usleep she attended a religious re thought the influences there ¢ overcame her nervous pletely pare them - For delicacy, for pur ment of the conexi zoul's powder, and Try ¢ tee cure con- Miles' An impor liver, stomach nerves. A new the free ths. -old daugh- fell and it is xerted so forces as to com- and for oz thing equal vs many people | RAILWRY TIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q Depot 10th and Mason streets. Chicago Kxpress Chies pr Chicago Expi Chieago Foenl LINGTON & MO. RIVER ot 10th and Mason stroots. Lenvos Omaha %0 pm 045 m 015 p m 680 p m 1 it Omaha. | Dy 0.6 0 m Donv 1015 & mi 1 640 p m 815 & m Arrives ‘ ity 0N P m Capital, - - Arrives Omalia, Offoars and Directors 18 8. Rged, vice droaidont Morse, Johii 8. Collins; It 'atrick; W. IL 8. 1ugh THER Dy Expross... envor Bxproas Denver Night “xpross Lineoln Loeal K C 8T ) & G B IO and Mason streots s City Day Bxpre et Kxp. vin U. P, UNION PACIFIC C Dopot 10tk and Marcy streets W pm Overland Flyor. T30 pom Paciile Expross. 1020 & m Denver Expr 445 p m Grand Taland Exp, (exe 0t m Knnana Clty Bxpr CHICAGO, 1L & PACIFIC P._depot, 0t and Marcy Sta 3 NIght Express Atlantio Expross. Vestibule Limited SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC P dopot, 10th_ and Marcy Sts Sloux City Pa St Paul Expross SIOUA CITY & PACIFIC Depot 15th and Webster Sts, St Paul Limited 0.2 am ) & NORTHWESTERN epot, 10th_ and Chicago Kxpross Vestibule Limited Sat) Mall (AF. ex. Mon astorn Klyer, CHICAGO, MiL., & 8T PAUL 1%, depot, 10th and Marey St Chicago Mall (except Sunduy) $05 p m 618 p m W00 1 m Loaves Omaha Arrives Owaha, 610 p m 645 & m Trans A General Rankine B Arrives Omaha, 10 p m Ll Capital, - - Wosaim | Surplus, = = 30 p m 1043 0 m 015 0 m 415 p m Lonves Ouiaha. U 716w 516 p v Leavos Omaha. Ofcors and Directors- 1 Tliteheock, Joseph Garneau Anderson, Willlam G Williaws,' A, P. Hopkins. Atrivos Omaha 1005 am | o Arrives Omaha. 605 p Leaves |CH Omaha. | U. P, Arrive Omahi, i 60 pm 5 0 m 24 p m Agents for Boston Rubt Leavos Ariives Harney Stio Omahin, 605 p m Goam Chieain Kxiross W0.p m OMATA & 810 LOUIS. P, depot, 10th and Marey Sts uls Cannon Ball & MO VA LL Leaves Omaha. |U Arcives Omaha 1250 p m Arrivos 1631 Nerth 15th Str 000 o m i 510 p m I x 1020 n 510 p m K & Norfolk (Ex. Sanday) 1020 0 M8 O, i Wobster Sts. Slonx City Accommodation Slonx City Expross (Ex. Sun St Panl Limited HARCOTE Prssongor (Ex. S0 MISSOURL PACIFIC, Depot 15th arfd Webster 1050 0 m[.. St Louls & K. G, E 15 p m . SC Louls & K. C. E UNION PACIFIC -SUBURBAN "T1tA ins ‘aiso stop at ith, 17th, 2 mmit and Savideo Crossing. men’s (ralns do notrun Sund Brosd-| 1" Arrlvos Omaha, Window eaps and m retor. 905 p m 130 p m b m Arrives Omaka. 4a0pm prosa .| 650 0 m Leavos | Omahia OMAHA COAL, 1005 013 AL PN PN B 503 .12 403405 412 10 505 8115 512 5,07 10 03| 01561 i 30|53 6451, |6.62].....| 708 7.5 r g CHICAGU. I 1 & PACIEL lon Depot, Cornetl Bty S NINU Express Atantle Expross Vestibnle imited CHICAGO & NORTHW ESTERN Union Depot, Counell Blufls Clilcaxo Fxpross estibule Timi 230 0 m k torn Fler 30 P | Atiantte Mall. 211 T 8w enves (CHICAGO, MIL. & NI PAUL Dot 1L Bl Sunday) 0.45/0.45 8 Py UM 402N 10th Stroet i .80 {50 530,450 Arrives Transfor Lonvos Transter W pom 0w Geuts’ Furnlshing Arrives PN St Transfor G0 1000 p Arrivos Transfer 200 0o m 630 p m 10.00 p m Chicigo Expross L STIOK & | Arrives o, Connetl 1 Pranst 100: ixpross 1 OMATIA & ST, LOUIS, Transter| Union Depot, Counell Blufts 500 p m SC Lowis Canon Bali Leaves | CHICAGO. BURL'N & QUINCY Transter| Unton Depot. Connell Blus, 0.0 0 itcago Expross 1000 p m Chiengo Kxpross 750 p m SCraston 1 Loaves LOUX Oy Transter| Union Depot, ¢ 745 0 m| T Slonx City Ac 650 p m Paul Express MISSOURI PACIFIC Frives ransfer 215 p m Arrives Transfer 0 p m a0 1.2 \\ holeSale Lumbe Imported_and America agent tor Ml Qu Westward. Webster St... Onk Chatham. .00 7.00|7 Lake Strect... |0.03/7.03 Walnut Hill Dundeo Place West. Side. Lawn Mascot..., Boymour i Portal.. Mlllll .‘u. w(p.m p.m B0 i e PR e aaTra 504 Walnut Hill Lake Stroot Druld Hill Ouk Chatham. Wobster Streat Wholesale Notions Wholesale Reéfined and Axlo grease, ete., Surplus Jan. 1st, 1890, = IRON Corner 12th and Farna Maul prosident: A cashier; F. B, Bryant, assistant cashior. Artists' Mat A. HOSPE, Jr., Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1518 Douglas Street, Omnha, Neh. ~ Conl, Coke, L 5 NEBRASKA National Bank | U. 8. D POSITORY. OMAHA, NEB. - $400,000 87,800 Ionry W. Yates, pros, Tamos W ©. Cushing hior. DBANIC Btroets ess Transaoted, COMMEBEROIAL National Bank = $400,000 - 40,000 M. Morssman, G Ir, A Henry, K vivo-president: 1 Umaha Manufacturers. Boots and Shoes, RIRKENDALL, JONK Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes 1102, 1104 nud 1108 b, Neb __ Brewers, BTORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, ot, Omaha, Neb, Cornice. FAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice kylights 103 Al 110 South 10t str rials, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. or. 16th and Douglas Streets, O NEBRASKA FUEL Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 South 15th Street, Omahn, Neb. 2, Neb, Co., Wholesale (15.\[5‘ “Hello ! 14, Dry.Goods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & CC ) Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions Corner 11th and Tow, “RILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, or 1ith and Usruey A Stroots, Nob. nrniture. DEWEY &NS.'X:UI:I E, Wholesale l)calicrs in turmlum, CHARLES \1[[\'1&1“&,1( Furniture, Omahn, Nebrask Groceries. ORD, BRADY & CO, 15th and Leavenworth Streets, Omalia, Nebraskn. JOHN A WA (Pllh Wholesale Lumber, Etc., tc. 1 Cement Coment, and Y Whita L, D :CHAb. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. Wood carpets ana xlllrtl\h'!lllunrun( Oth and Douglas “FRED W. GREY, Lumber, Lime, Cemici, & —_— ey otions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Importers and Jobbers in Millmcry, 208, 210 and 212 South 11th street. Notlons: 3. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harney strect, Omahn. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINI:‘, (‘,O..‘ Lubricating 0ils, Omahn. A. I1. Bishop, Munager. —_— __Paper. ON SALE PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH General A Hall &1 ana 523 CARP] 'N'X ER PAPER CO,, Wholesale Paper Dealers. Carry a nice stock of printing, wrapping and writing ‘Bpecial attentlon ¥17en 1o card paper. S A. L. DE. ANh & CO,, ents for Sales, South 10th 8t., Omaka. H. HARDY & CO,, Jobbers of & Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, House Furnishing 1302 Farnam Strest. HARRY P. DEUEL City Passenger and Ticket Agent, D, 54ANDEN S ELECTRIC BELT WITH SUSFERRORY ¥ VP GISCRETIONS A (KEw0 © TR R b ELIGTRIC BELT AND SUSPEISORY Weaknonn, g Comtinuous” Curreata ol Kisel ring Ui blackamith work Iy and 170 st £ OMAHA SAFE GHICADD, ILL. Vaults, NO RIBBON [ Jnll work Andreen ,prop's Permanent Alignment SPEED, Strength. Sold Under a POSITIVE GUAR- ANTEE, GEQ. H, SMITH & CO., General Agents Nobraska and Iowa. 810 S, 16th Sl., = = Omaha WERK M i cured permanently and privately by our Sexuul Spe cific. Bent by wall for 81, Book sent (sealed) for stamp. Beacon Medical Company, 157 Waghington stroet, Boston Mass, South uthful Errors, Impotency 18th 808 South UNION STOCK YARDS CO., Of South Omaha, SHROEDER & DEAY, GRAIN, Provistons and Stocks. Basement First National Bank. Street, 00ds, Children's Carriages. Farnam streét, Omaha, Neb. U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO,, Steam and Water Supplics, Halllday -nm mills. 918 And 920 Jones st., Omaha ey Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, Engines, brass work, general foundry, machine and Ofico and works, U, P, at, Omal, Sash, Doors, l'l(' M. A. DISBROW & GO, Wholesalo manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings. Branch office, 12th nd Izard treets, Omalin, M 0. 125 Omaha. Limited, GILDLIT BROPHERS, SYPHILIS §3 n At oy ! by | 0 for a I not CAL on the gen Write or ea Haiuey Bicvst, Ouada, Nuieike | 144s dasoek, Ol re Specimens TION wall ¥, CJulys, axidermists AG b0 805t s safely b oF e3uioAs Al L prloan Mililard, =] e Statg e & IRON WORXS, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Prool Safes, tron shutters and fre earnpes Cor. [ith and Jacksou S, Qmaha,