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£n1cAao, Tune 2, fer.]—There theat all day. be defintte kind e whole the market was be uled lower on the distinet de ‘clock. Perhaps the theat 1 on the movi rest had much to do with th inother bear influence of the day was o dis- vpointing decrease in ches showed a decrease wmishels at Buffalo, 168,000 at Duluth, few York any other points, decrense of mishels against th 80000 bushiels, vheat very materially and upset caleu ase of 450,000 bushels, rly dispi s for a eaving a total Sew York again cl sables quoted wh Mde there w west of dan quiry among wheat and at times o which allowed prices to rehound. stated, first nd from ¢ showed a slight mprove trading. At one Iightest and on pretty fair buying lo ull by \l COMitehell, Leopold” Bloos was covering prices went 1o the best poits of th Ktse, August 86ige, 8 b On'n small de St Louts nnd selling that Rean cenbe roports of new wheat of July by Hutehinson, the ®ellors again and pri lowest figures gust K¢, September K%, uly recovered i Other months b but 27 en 1iadl tondying r 6750, Phere was no particular stir in corn at any time today. “Tiie opening vrices were about steady, but o sl k on the general selijn other markets, 1l Stinat 1 graded No. swed & siall here was o big tradin pite There hottom pricc to Tinbor 500t ¢ There was u let-do today, from which th provement before the close, he weakness was attributed to the attitude of Mr. Hutehinson. who was a seller right f 8. V.White & Co. the start. he 8uppe quoted at 281 CurLy, and cline wis made in Au 10 27%4¢, 0 ber opened closed at 24 There W morning a it and packers w lh;( i few ce arly. action § Mess of dnly were nt ¥io traded In stightly af di2. or July. wnd & GO LIVE § STOCK. CRICAGO, Tune 21 BeE.]-COATTLE L0002, Hoa! on the ats Foe N NEW Yonk, Junc 2i.—[Special Telegram to Tuk Bee.]—The stock market had an ivregular coure durlng the s came lower, but ¢; short Interest abroad showed a desposition to cover on the soft murket caused by u b in mony clrclos. This In turn guve riso 10 a better fecling in the howe wero no material changes from flnal figures ut the opening, but Sugar Refiner fes was up 145 per cent at 7044, of any pressure the market was inc! advance and Sugar rose Themdis-position to buy, however, marked that trader ier Drices d HELe and Chicigo ¢ s O and, Columbus, Cineinnati & St. knocked off 1 per cent eush 16 Kt £ the 1ist following with ructional losses and Sugar retired 1 10 10 o downward movewent wis of short d tlon and_the early covered, Su, the stocks ¢ peotivel ing price feature of the market was and activity ago Gas reboundea to led the west hour. Ch noon, Atel from 44 % to 45 from Saturday to 2 id of 1 ;wr Cent ut 7 reying its dividend. Reading was the only conl stock showing un. sold un openin; advanee. strength n - Atelison, and closed at' 1 per which touch and Missourl closed with its quarfe BTN, Sugar wis not” buoy top figures, with Chieago Gas touched od but i up for the day. lund and Keading niado fair or th -Tfl(u aid elo Sore, Newk: gains. The tota The lulluwmx 'x'l‘u |I|<\ « hhmx ||\m|nlmn H [Ty US4 0N g U8 digs o Lacito ta v otral Paclto., RiaRl vaalioe. Chicago, Wurliieto & Qulney L& W Nilors Cenirl LB & W Kansas & Texas LukeRhore. Michigan STERLING Ollls, B8, deu ' N I'ueBee.) Alice Caledgnia i Con. Cal. & Va omm oL wealth Eureka Con. Halo & Norcross Homestuke Horn Sliver. Pl“l”‘!'(".‘ Ma M" ETS, ORicAGO, Pirm: cush, f43¢ n—Steady; Outs—~Stoady ; cash, 2» Prine Timothy— 8150134 41,59, Rye e, Barley —Noy, o hunv—llll THE OMAHA milton & Etephen Mo por 1b; bar, 300 MME SPECULATIVE MARI(ETS.‘ ming to a Paucity of News, the Wheat | Orowd Was Restless, Other Buy ers, MeLaughlin ha, 36, forg @310 short clear, The Armour-Cadahy Py oAk KRprows Chicago Bxpross FARINACEOUS ( Active; ereamery, 101401 dalry, The G. . Hamn J.P. Squires & Co or the Week. 25, 87.00; 1. X., BURLINGTON Depot 10th and M oung Americas, light greon salted, 5 green sulted o I# &7 T(RADING IN THE CORN PIT, Jone—Fruits, Qaltfornia standurd | MMt o0 £.50; No, 27, £1.60, Strictly half 5 General Let Down ked, 44 @4ie; N patches*Have a Debilitating ect on Hog Products— Cattle and Hogs. in Oats—Dis- Hammond Co why Packing Co. Omuhia Packing Co Other buyers, Dopot 10th and Mason streats. Kansas City Day KO, NIght Exp. via U UNION PACIFIC Depot 10h and Marey stroets Overland Flyer Paoific Expross nyer Expross 4 Exp. (except Si Kansas City Expross Weak: western, Jup. burb, §.25; galv, hes, lemon olin i o, 100 180: phiima, golden drop, $LRRIBIme" green PIts in, 8160 ’l"lu‘ \'|~Ilrl(' Su Ciicaco, June 23, RHges, nn..,q 80; peaches Wit 008 berries,! —The visible supply for the week ending June 21, as compiled by the secrotary of the Chicago board of trade is as NEW VoK, June 21, Armour-Cudahy Packing Co. [8peclal Telegram to Tne A o sl P m|Grand 1sla 21D raspherries, $1.0 21 blackberries, . prescrved, $1.50; . $1.80; 2-1b black Ilemuml o CHICAGO, 1T & PACIFIC, depot, 10th an.. Marcy Sts S Nlaht Expross. i 2-1D straw- © hMm{'(l‘ e Br Hl.l‘ln & Co. Cudahy Bros Cleveliand Packing C Gibbs & White -rrw. L ~1-r\n<l #1.20; rish and pricos lines before 1 knowledge t in the south and south- bearish feeline, l @415 aflon B550; pears, Tomatoes—3 1b extrs NGl westorn, 5600 June closing a Options oper ax City Passe St. Paul_Express HIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Depot 15th and Webster Sta. 1’ standord. strictly stundard, $.00, York stock exchange will be closed from the afternoon of Jul, resident Sykes of the Chicago & o railroad compan, friends that the condition of the prope! never better and that the business along the line is flourishing beyond all expectation. Bet- inable in Towa and the bitter feeling there against railroad corporations is not as pronounced as it was twelve ago, The statement of earnings will be ready Monday next,and while not expected to show a large mncrease because the comparative month of last year probable that the figures will more than hold Arnmour-Cudaby ¥ k, 20010 points L SWILE & Co.....n.. X points down. visible supply, ('hnh.l-"l\v~|||(y<rvnll| #1105 2 1D extra wn-~h~rn Northwestes cargoes $20.00, )lasses sugar, Mushrooms—1 1 | Drands, (57 CHICAGO & NOK! 10h_ and Marey Sts “Chilongo Fxpross Vestibule Limited 615 pm (Lv. 6x. 8at) Mall (Ar. ex. Mon) | “Kastern Fiyor Representative Sales. DRESSED DEER STEERS. not less than one year ago of [ arly June, $1 urd brands, 1. 105 I closed for July at 8, ter rates are obt western steam, 86,0 ring beans, 60c, I.[mn epot, 10th 'and_ Maroy Sts. $105; Crown b 31 New Jerse, Kins—i1b, £110. Okra and tomatoes, a\lw okra FL0; succofash, §1.2, western dalry, 03 Chicago Expros: western, T@se. Wheat, including ars: shipments, from the north- MINNEAPOLIS, . depot, 10U and Marey Sts St Louls Cannon Ball..... . E & M. VALLGY, Depot 1t an { Web'tac S Black THIls Express. ifstings Kxp. (Ex Wahoo & Lincoln Passenier orfolk (Ex. Stndny). EHIPPING AND E brunes, casks, 1 30 10, The fight now going on against dre: cattle is likely i within a few days, avples, cholee on trac| k H51 @S0 The acting commissioner e of the trunk line association in- 4 recent dis- said: “The question is tal fmportanco as Wall street The fact of the watteris that in very littlo consequence is at- 1, dry cured, 1! Wheat—Unsettled; KAN8AS Orry, June 23 4 b No. 2 hard, cuii cussion of t Depot 15th and sh, 20c; June, 0: Valencias. aliforniu seeds, sks, 8 railroad cirele: ched to this rate cutting. bodes one-half the rashness (lml layme inclined to attach his short wh Wheat—-Colsed lower; b bloc x.u‘ tlei Turkey cod, t Passongor (K -1 hrieks, new, 73(c; o middie bricks, St Ib boxes, 7 ‘.n Corn—teady; ¢ Pork—Dull at #11.5 Nominal at & dairy, 11@12; are_always nces going on,and for the tnm'lmm"llu puh!u is inclined to magnify It \\lll end, l\n\\r‘n‘r as ull snow-white, medium sealed herrin I and Webster Sts. St Louls & K uls & K. C. Exp SUBURBAN TRA N$ STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, pleed herrings, ie; L sardines pla creamery, 11 UNION PACIFIC These tralns also stop at 15t Summit and Savideo € u!llul alns 40 ot run Sunday. Butter—Firm; ‘and Docambor ko, el e LUCKY HUNDRED? K do funey milker: 000} \lll WAUKEE, 23.—~Wheat—No. 2spring, WHO ;\llli THE the close v\llh A Novel and about half the carly decline wiped out. found that many sold wheat on a bogus report that 150 cars of wheat were loaded at Minneu- polis for shipment to Chic crop report, givi Ixpensive Method of Ad- tising Real Estate, Commencing Monday. June 30th, 100 choice lots to any one sending us their full name and - address With 2¢ for return postage. These lots are 25x125 feet and will be worth 8250 each ily \\hlw 1(~Ix.‘AL,m STOCK HEIFERS. in hnddios $1.00; Aliska salnion, L-Iboysters, Owmaha. | Depot. will give away ig the condition at 61, had u Last prives wer A0, Aust 850, Sept OINCINNATL, June 23, WESTERN CATTLE. sardines, imported, per 3%-1b imported_ bor .00; 1i-1b sardines, An Irench style, trongzer; No. AN AN AN AN Strof ; No Outs—Firm; Whisky—$1.0 Liverroor, June 23.—Wheat—Dull; Texas dressed heef: . 20 steers, Texus dre H-1b surdines The present (my is 60,000, m; demand falir. LIVE STOCK., sardines, 12,00, population of Salt TLake % granulated, n five years it will be the ty bctwcn,n Chi 4,;0 and San LSODA—BDIs., 1 The visible su creaso of 584,000 —Plegs, 6 1bs to box. 5 Juttle—Recelp! hh.'lu'r; beeves, stockers and f SOUIaR T awEs htyidee ol splendid lot send on your name to the Sult Lake View addition company, S t recovery from tie before the elos guioted at the closo ut s {58 Peniessee b July H%e to eholo, 4540 47 14 L0 e 10 Hlge ' 'm-n B0@sse; Cuba baking, 24 Salt Lake City, o Future of the Coal T) As much local interest centers in specula- tion as to the future of the coal trade, the fol- lowing from the Philadelphia Ledger worthy of perusal: The anthracite coal trade is in a healthful movement of coal, 5 more active than it The weekly output of coal i report (for the wi une 7) showing an increase to over 7 000 tons, or 166,000 tons more than in the cor- responding week of last yi Coul & Iron company also shows a large in- crease in its weckly output, and we are in- formed that that company CHICAGO. K. Union Depot, Coun NIkht Expreas Atlantio ixpre Hogs—Receipts, market slow and 10c \\x.\mm, I'Amn—u prices foronts s ..-w. Gent off list, In ageneral way ! 50; bot srad & NORTIWES1 £RN London cableg iood to choice Ani cun beeves H@113¢ per pound estimated dead wturday’s esting was fess tulk of dan u\(l- to cr the close was July wis quoted it A sharp de- state, and the ttle—Recelpts, 3,000; market highers fair to' fancy stockers and feeders, Louts. June shipuents, 1i0); © stecrs, $4.0064.0; CHICAGO, ML, ,-m tin, 40¢ per 1b. 2@hHe per 1b; G man chicory, “e t the close, reasing, the lates i packing, #£.600 1w ;....u“ s s sold at 262¢, and & . “Counell Blutts s Clty Duy Iixpress sas City Night E The Reading , #.00; pints, per doz, ches reported “pricos 10c is moving the Production, g, eider, 100; re sellers of lard and it R, nts almost covers the Tately and it wis 8o todiy. Hozs—Receipts, market lowe oMAHA Lll l" Louls Canon Ball, 0. BURL'N & QUINCY, lon Dopot, Couneil Bluf fongo Bxpress.... A, per 100, $17.00; | Lewiston, per 100, es of course being stocked lm'h ter to some extent. !nh-l'iur points and tidew: The market continu@s to readily absorb all of zes, and the demand is reported to be much improved. i 1l months the output may naturally be expected to steadily increase, and conse- tic sizes and pea and buck- cat will accumulate, but the stocked coal 1, m) doubt, find a ready market during 1 and winter moaths, and at much bet- ter prices than could be now ol effort on the part of producers to foree its im- Tenders to 'mppl\' the United 00 tons of pea natives, stockers ul oil, A 1, & for egg coul Market Mention. Steers opened 10 cents higher. ¢ of cattle from ed receipts of cattl 11 Suturday 4 The market opencd fairly With buyers puy g 10c. SIOUX CITY & PACH Union Depot, Councll m| " Sloux Uity Al Provisions, Smoked hams 16 1h smoked hams, 20 to 22 s 12 80 14 105, quently the dome: CHI y & Toof sent ina. car of extra heavy d their orders filled the market came slow and weak. among the receipts. ably active, with pri (Speclal Telegram to THE and was active with an upturn of a strong 10¢ on all cholce eattle while common and grassy stock showed change. Rec an advance of s@10e, ther se Yy Underwood of Danbury marketed a ca The market wis o Y acar Iardly uny “ang| = “ung! ained by any “&mmo)| cdict of Merna was here with euto oues wore ratho Tast Monduy of fu are unchanged and by »| 3 wediate sale, mint in this city with 2 g hm\ l.)f egg and 20 tons of stove t(ml dealers repi iltond und Lehigh coni- following pri 51 pt'l' ton the lowest and $2% the Inspector Howard condemned and shot one Oak Chatham, mresssusunes Native butchers' stock at a slight ad- ly a sufficient num- ber of stockers and feeders on sale to mike a market. Cholce to extra medium to gool (18 ); 1,200 to 1, 004.10; stockers g cows, bulls and @2.00; Texus gruss steers, per 1b, bologna, 4 cketed a ear of ree and sold There wis scare from West Point. Hogs opened b cents higher and closed with 3 por 1 foe Tots less thin boneless, per by 5 the l’l'mh v ed rocefpts of hozs 3.800. compared Dimmdes Pincs. w 5, 58| Iy 0¥ 06, 05/ 10 BmRRERzEEs The hog murket opened ucti w with carly bids as high as weavy run and lower qiiurter huls o 5. 5. 6 6. X 6. 6. C. E. Lillibridge w two cars of ca 1s over from Weston with 2ogzzaEass’ —22RezEessa quarterhbls., [T ) Nv\\' York |II|\'1'I'!§ who watched lhu marl retty liberally B pillion with me up from D gany BEEF % 300 t0 600 13 av mixed LA ay prices, and nt mulllout th(‘\' lll‘L at the hesitating Tho consequence Heary Rix of Calloun was on Eows tid hieifers, 460 €6 500 1w, !:ymnur Park 0, .mn.nuwl point about bu Monday of is that we heat of conside muluting, and a very dull, f expectation that by July 1 about correspond with' the Ju lust yeur, as far as tonnage isconcerned, But_ the country Values were a strong_ 100 lowe decline thes The great bulk of mix £5.80 und u few at £1.70. 80, load or so LIkt Sovts, K15 10 Ris R L0 K90, wic liad a ear of hogs on OB (rom Hedmeord, Alexander Craickshank of Crete car of cattle. us Peters of Baneroft had cattle on the n .50 Saturday corned beef, 2 0; Tunel tong LR best Noavy sold market will | Dundeo Place: REZRES 0% tonzues, 1 OEstimated roc Lake Street.... Singe variety. ints of ~Iu't'[l 47, compured ust heef, 1 (b, 5 5825zrannEl | T well founded. should take a great deal more o ); ronst beef, huyler was on the mar- King hotiso dumands. hold the market x ket with two ears of cattle, on good muttons. E535cocenee? ==—s ©Oak Chatham. 81 i, 5 1D, rc RAILWAY TIME GRRD' CHICAGO, BURLY Depot 10th and M | National Bank U. 8. Ds.POSITORY., OMAHA, NEB. Capital, « - - $400,000- Surplus Jan 1st, 1400, - 87,800 “n‘n\ml nlrflru.. Honry W. Yates, pr--!fl.i R a 1% RO Cushing; J. hes, cashier. THI I:1ON BANIK, Covnor FAR and Farnam Stroets A Gener. Runkine Baglness Transnoted, COMMBEROIAL National Bank Capital, - - = $400,000¢ Surplus, - - - 40,000 nlfcers, and Dircctors - B M. Morsoman, G. M phGarneau, Jr., A Ionry, K. M. Anderson,’ MVilllam G Maul, vice-prosident; L B | Fitams, Hopkine, president: A Milliard, oashles nrmn asslstant enshior, Hoota and Shoes. | KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., | Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes Agents for Boston Rubber &hoo Co., 1162, 1104 and 1108 Tarney Street, Oniaha, Brewers., BTORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1831 Ncrth 16th 8ti sot, Omiaha, Nob, Cornice. E CORNICE \VO!{I(S. Mannfactarers of Galvanized Iron Cornice. Window cape and metallc skylights. John Epeuoen, proprietor. 108 and 110 8outh 10th st Artists' Materials, A. HOSPE, Jr,, Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1613 Douglas Street, Omnhin, Neb. —_— Coal, Coke, KEt¢ OMAHA COAL COKE AND LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 8. E. Cor. 16th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb, NEBRASKA FUFL (%) J y Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 South 15th Street, Omnha, Cignrs. DEAN, ARMST?@FE& co., Wholesale Cigars. 402 N, 16th Streot. “Hello!" 1439, l)ry Goods and l\oll(mu. | M. E. SMITH & co., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notiong | TRILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO,, Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, @ents’ Furnishing Goods. Corner 11th and Harney | Stroets, Omaha, Nob. —_— Furniture. DEWEY & h:TOl:!E, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, CHARLF‘I Hlvhl{.lLK. Furnjgure, Omaha, NeUr, . ua ) | Grocerics. | McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 15th and Leavenworth Streets, Omaha, Nebrask Lumber, Ete. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ftc., Etc. Imported and Amerlean I ent, adont for i H 'CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. Wood carpets and parquet fiooring. 9th and Douglas: Btroots, Omahia, Nebraska. FRED W. GK Lumber, Lime, Cemcii, Etc., Blce Corner 9th and Douglas Btroets, Omaha. Millinery and Notions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Importers and Jobbers in Millincry, 208, 210 and 212 South 11th street. J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harney street, Omaha. S ———— llum it did last fall, if the indications are re- Jhr. w promine was here with a car of cuttle. & MeManus, oft, sent down two durs of fiozs. ler of Mernu, o duviled 1 10, round ng Prices. The ln!lu\\[n" Is a table of prices pald in ade of stock maontloned: Tho total amount of anthracite sent to mar- ket for the weel ending June 7, was red with 615,221 tons in the corre year, an increase of 166,- The total amount of mined thus far in the year 1890 was 12,660,456 2,855,003 tons for the o080 of 186.( heavy dealers of el ox tongue, ' ib, rket foF the @ prosted i ble advices were MOr Bin e With dow Wit 1 Gar snelh of cuts e and hogs. tnbers & Burdick had acar of cattle on r. Burdick cawe ood steers, 1050 to boueless pigs feet, 2 1b, from Uerman, in with them, compared with same period last year, The leading coul-carr make the l'ull()\\hltt reports of (hul for the week ending June 7, ¢ their respective amounts carried to the same time last year: Ordinary to f Fair to good Good to cholco cows., Atsfoot oll, Hic neatsfoot oil, 4l ON SALE o 0. 1 neutsfoot OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, In the absence SPICED P1a8' TONC Tlalf barrels, $11.00 clghth burrels pared with Choiea Lo fancy biiis; Light stockers and feeders, TO ALLTL PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, Palr to choice light hogs. | l"'.""h‘ Sc; pike, e; trout, de; Wi Falr to choice heavy hog: Fulr 1o chole aged to him- Cen. 1IN 3120, Range of Pric: . Hal6c; medium un- shed, 18@e. T burrola, th barrels, 60c; kits, Half barrels, £, barrely, $1.00; ¢ The followingz table shows the ranzo rices pata for h Sbe; dry saltod hides o \1 oMB Trir Oi CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE GO, Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils, Axlo rease, ote., Omsba. A. 11, Bisliop, Manngr, Paper. CARPENTER PAFER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealers. Carry a nice stock of printing, wrapping and writing paper. Bpeclal attention glven Lo card paper. Bnfes, Bte. AR IRl L LIS ol bl A. L. DEANE & CO,, General Agents for Halls Safes, 81 and 823 South 10th 8t., Omaka. it Didus. $4G air to cholee 1t hogs.. Fuir to choice heavy..... Fair to choice mixed . eighth barrels, 81,1 up to the level of the e dealines prese 3 ~1..<.»., pits, ey, pl'v'U NORTH and SOUTH Ladies who value a refin oni’s powde beautiful skin, 1 complex ion must llml Il.nu 5, lul un, . ices o soft and i quarter bar atlons aro for delivery i, Oh- Dy buffilo, per. ton, L0L00G215.00; dry country, ¥, 0710.00, Good fat sheop lvrvvu _and lmr- & pon Lo mediin 1302 Farnam Street. HARRY P.DEUEL, Ciy Paesenger and Ticket A7aat R.E.C.WESTS NERVE AND BRMN TREATMENT. Specinc for v s P K ataatty naa. death. Premature Old Al in cithior wex, Involuntary Los dverexertion of the' braln, sef.cburo of n stoe L~, vistng The senate committee of agriculture has reported a bill to meet and correct dishonest i i adulteration oroducts of the farm, i dairy products. designed to protect these inter ckets of baleful goods. tly enforced good ser. vice would be done to ‘the communit 'y nature less ef use restricted to state limits, law might prove more useful, indeed, if it did not carry too much politics d.mu- mnl e Comparative Tables. weasands, lesd cuch: small bludders, ver dost large blud: ders, 1685 thin B00-do 10k, e per dog, L=Uhoico medium, heavy, 4@se. priceson hozs during this and last v Dbl refined, . pure, per bul, pear cider, hilf bbl, 87,00, ) bm,n.w(u to purge the n laws were stri d 7% and hm- I they are in Inlle Il AIL (ECH , B3ci Henr FINE BROWN COTTONS rora B, flae; Aurora R, 03¢ i Los Angeles, $.00; fancy Duarte seeds Average Price of Hogs. Showing the average prico pald for lowls of hogaon thedaysindicated In 837, 1333, 193) and Anmn.\'n.':*l. AMONS— Per Dox strictly cholce, #7505 ssina, fancy, e by the use of Cook’s Al Champagne as a gargle, Diphtheria is tra Dry Impe Ask your physiciun to try it. uu« HhD COTTONS Best Yet, 6¢ S Per 24t cuse, ¢ olce ship- Hmuw oth 64¢; Prait of t e Housekoo or alx for 8, rent by 1+ oach Ordof for #1x boxe: The superintendent of the census is ex- returns of population from 500n as the computations will bo by ele muumuu S $1,00004.50 per HIERIES— l WO bushel s pected to publish The counting machines and the rapidly handled. by law fn tho cities expired June 17 1y complete in some loc ny others ouly Omaha, Neb, DenuemamLutteru Denver, Colo., Capital Prize $7,500. TICKETS, 50 CENTS EACH. $26,370 PAID BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES. Address B. F, RHODUS, (,ul.nk,\[m. [, per b, . i Cound B, chow chow, qts, $3.8; 3 smnll, §.50; 100, £10.003240,00, Highest and Lowest S work was alve; -basket erate, Peppercll -4, New souther onlons, per bul, | 10-4." 220;"U 55 new Southern ntral Missourl Pacific. Moxkv—Eusy, 4@6 per cent, Prise MERCANTILE PAPEi XOHANG K-~ Qulvh (X <1014 | Westera Unlon g Stock Receipts. Estimated Today, awaits the figy with anxious i order of prominence will be main tained in the citles that contest for promi - SHROEDER & DEAN, G MmA TN, and Stocks Basement First National Bank, 08 South SYPHILIS ! s Mugle Rumedy 4.5 per bl Offietal Saty Per dozen, sholce hons, £1.00 uuire, Gie; W |.m'um..n. Spring chigken miediun; §13 504,00 for lurg i live turke, ilm,lu: Amerioun, oo Alnuhl. [ Mining Stocks. York, June 2. The tollowlng are the mining stook quotations: reamery, fancy rolls, Average Cost or Hog lmln aikes Alin C by, 601 Gloucoton ofhogs on the d vn\lluLn)‘ as basod upon u‘lhur porte ~Iu|vln"\ Martha Washington, ‘415 dozen for strictly fresh stalo CHEESE—Funcy Y. A.. o, lhl\llm e v twins, 0ise; cream twins, DENVER, d Clover, bo; Wt Provisions Hluhurxvr funcy -[Tand pieked n $1.00061.75; hund L0 hund bicked WEAK !uflu g fron) tie eMtcts of Gecay. wasting weaknews, (ost mannood. sir send & valuable tr country, $L40@1.60; good ¢ Tic; Stovens' ) Disposition of Stock. Showing the number shoep bought by day's murket: 115 . . close—Wheat— ached, 1¢ extr (ise (waled) contalniiig full Groceries. lug buyers on to- Sverett, standurd, Old York, XX, Lawrcnce, U-0z, 15%¢; funcy stripes un be ourcd In 20 1o 60 duys by use of the mar 000.00 for w case 1t will CAUTION to get the genulue rem- Joslyu, 2013 Har- FOWLER, oo‘ll..(,onll. Swift & Company..... The G, H. Hummond' Co The Armour-Cud Lee Bothschild.., skis XU, 044¢; awber, 5% Dearborn St COTTONADES anhshm, 10-02, Lo Corkscrew caslaucre, uby Packing Co!!. Write or call on § Hey Btreel Otubia, Nebruski, i uupuuuuu- Bpeciul facilitiesin WLy states. i Wol taucy old peabesry, 3 “-""“‘“‘““ ] 0, sliolee to fancy, Toys, Ete. H. HARDY & CO., Jobbers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, Touse Furnishing Goods, Children's Carriages. 1308 Farnam strect, Omuba, Nob. “Water Suppli U. 8. WIND ENGINE An‘ PUM'P Co., Steam and Water Supplies, Halliday wind rutils, 018 ad 20 Jones st., Omaha. ¥. Hows, Acting Man: Iron \Vnril e PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, Engines, brass work, general foundry, machine and blacksmith work. Ofice and works, U. P, Ry. and 17th street, Omaiin. e — OMAHA BAFE & XH.()N WORKS, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Vaults, Jall work, fron shutters and fire escapes G. Andreeu prop'r. Cor. l4th and Jackson Bis. » Doors, Etc ) M. A. DISBROW & CO., Whole anufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Branch office, 12th wud lzard streets, Omabia, M 3. South Omanhay UNION STOCK YARDS CO., 0! South Omaha, Limited. | GLLBIR uRoTuERJ,* Taxidermists bo sent ms safely b Bend for prices. blb N Bpecime mall or expres 10th Btreet, OMmALa. Lo cured permanently and pri e, Kot by il f0, ] Stamp. on Medical Company, 157 W Strcet Bock st ¥ WEAKMANHooD Testored. Varleoscle sured. wrgod stre Bow e Trasties st (roe and seaiod: L Ao Laguay (G LASTITUTE, 14§ & MY luunu— M fl 4

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