Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 1, 1890, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. & A Qereral Scampering Out of July Into Other Month: CORN STRIKES A LIMPING GAIT. he Oats Crowd Does Not Run From July Deliveries — Provisions a Trifle More Active— Cattle and Hogs. CmI0AGO, Tuned0,~(Special Telegrai to Tnr n There was just one feature In the wheat market today which overshadowed all others, The trade did not want wheat. This was the last day of the trading fn July stuff betore d liverics and thero was scarcely a trader who did not run from it. There was a general seampering out of July into other month This naturally caused a drop fn the price of the leading month and gave the market the appenrance of w ness, The facts were that all oxcept July prices opened at an advanco from Saturday and ut no time up to 1 o'clock dia they get below the closing figares of last week, The thon for the various mouths was: July Miqe 1o 85e to e Lo 85 ‘August ¥ to B0l to K iber ’i%e to Filge; Do e K314 10 8830 to 88140, The visible supply tizares showed a decrense Of 024,000 bushels, “lu(‘l\'(‘II('I!IIHIVY"I\rl|!)l‘~l it the northwest decre: 0 Hushels for the weel New York deeres v 264,000 1 i gave rop and Livory on &pot and_futures ear cubles 4d higher. New York bushels and reported elght business for export, Clarke wired that th buying orders on a good senle from th United gdom, but that the scarcity of tand tonnage would prevent much busi- All these were bullish Influences, but changing operations reforred to worked againstany ndy liere were sonie bearish forces, Iathinson gainst the market, ceeive shelsof new wheat, xeellent quality, Cooler wenther ¢ the northy tiifs side ulso. Lin yer of July. On the curb prive y wheat werd Biie for puts, and for calls, September curh, 8)%c; puts cnlls, K740 RT corn market was a dragging one all day nnd at the close prices were gencrally e to fae lower and at the bottom figures of the day. e weatl or the corn belt was cons sidered = very fine for a backward crop. Thero a good deal of selling of July and king of the other monthis, “prine cptember at %e to be difference. Loy Bulawin-Farnum and Jones-Kenuett were leading scllers, Hutehin- o sold September, Iy prices, Bic. st B 1ad and lator cleared 56,000 gt Oats differed from oth ots fn the fact that there was no running from July deli The sceret Of tho stendiness for that month wis outstanding she were ready to tiko any offerings, At any rate, the pr July was unchinzed at the close ut 27% August sold 26%,¢ te to the ciose Eeptember, 25%,c to 2150 to %1,¢ 1o the; elose: May clos There was Httle nows in the pit, rovisions were i little more nctive at tines e was 1o material chingo | ing from July to othe 1 cffcet in short, ril and lurd of d July ribs sold off 10 #1485, but closed only 3¢ lower at 4 Lurd for the same month,” after selling carly July pork wus i $1280, Closiig e U0 Tatter 1onths conti Lo ween 812, figure. GO LIV ORICAGO, June H).—[Speelal Telegram to nE BEE]-CATTLE-Business In the native Iine opencd quict with little or no change in price compared with Friday. The run con- slsted of about 1,000 natives and 6,000 Texans, the latter selling 10c to 15e lower on low grade and 5e to 10¢ lower on the best. Native buteh- ers' stock also sold u shade lower and should the run of Texans keep up, together with the Lot weather, native butcher stock Is liable to sell a way off. A little or nothing was going on in the stocker and feeder line. Choice to beeves, $.50@405; medium _to _good L350 10 1500 1bs. $4.0004.10; 1,20) 10 1,350 g 4.00:5t0ckor and mixed, @ grassers. $LI5G500; fed stecrs. & . HoGS “Business dpened slow, stronz and 10e lower, closing weak at a deeline. At the elose was alout the price for the best mixed and §.50 for the best heavy. Light sorts sold Tarzely ar €160, heavy hogs sold de lower thian Tight mixed and e lowe ssorted light. CcHIC: STOUK. FINANCIAL. Juno 3. (8 STOCKS—The WEW Youg, Tue Dee) Atchison pecinl Telegram to curnings of tl ystem: continue so flatteriag that attention I« very generally turned to that stock, There was no very sreat trading In anything this morning, but this stock held morg thun its share of trade and held up strong. Tho business done was well distrib- uted with Atchison, Loulsvilie & Nushville @ ©4 St Paul most prominent. The strenzth '/ of Saturday was reproduced at the openin and first prices were from % to % per cent higher than Saturday’s final figures, with an excevtional gainof i in Culeago Gas. I provement, however, Induced scme 16 and fivst prices w 50 ontiental redlred % to \icago Gas % and Pullman after Sollin 200% agalnst 208 Saturday, retired 1 per Lato In the hour better” tone prevailed, intense dullness and slight movements only, the market was dull and firin), rally at slizht fractions under th opening prices. Before noon Rock Islund was ust oven on s quarterly 1 per cent dividend ALOLG. Other granger stocks were % to % up and very dull, " Atelison was 3 over the closo aturday at 46%. New England, Louisville and ‘Transeontinental —were each up i to 8, Chicago s Cwas up again 0 " big and gar, after s 14 T was at T24a. There wis much intercst re Earding the probable netion of the Suzar trust ofticials n adopting some plan to evade un- friendly decisions of courts. The figures in stockS the lust hour wero i surprise to those who have predieted weakness and duliiness for a week o come. The trust stocks led the qe- tion with Chicago Gas 215 to Wi, Loulsvillo was strong and up 1 por’ cent to Mi; New England very buoyant and up 13 o 40, Among western shares up 14 to 57 Bugar up. - Atchison touche Northwes! 111, Rock Island 02 and ern Pacific ench gained | per cent, were about 1 hars. & _Thefollowing w T7S.45 rogutar. U848 coupons 8. 4lgs regniar ‘otal sule ng quotutions “T31g Northern Pacitic. “U1220g| o preforrad. 037 0. & N W, UL 8. dias coupon. .. 108 | do preferred..... Pacitic 6% of ... . Y. Central 111110 10 tral Pacific.. .. . hieago & Alton.” Chieago, Burlington & Quiney. ... DLLIE W 1inois Contral. . LD & Woiiieinns Kinsns & Texas. [ Lakoshore St. Paul & Omakia do prefer .| Union Pacif 1006 | W., St. L. & Ll dopreforred. | 004 | Western Unton T sy At 3@ per cent TILE PAVER—O0T per ¢ Quist and weal; sixty- New Yomk, June 30.—(Special Telegram to TrEBEs] ~Tho following are the mining stock quotations: Adawis Con Caledoniu 1. il Belllo Isle..... Chollar. .. Y Crown Boinel.l ‘)uuum.wum A “ Hale & Noreross..| | i SITVOr, oxicun, 1t Diabi Ophir. |Ocelaentai nix Ari Sutter Creok. . Union con 210 20 Uomestake,......... 1025 PRODUCE M ARKETYS, CHICAGO. June 30113 p. m. elose—Whout— Easy: cush, BRSO July Kaiie: Atkush Sy uur=Sueudy odsh Gl iy, Y AU e, Ouis—St dy; cash, 2% Rvo-Ste August, 2 Ay at 47e. ¥ ¢ Prime Timothy—$1.50, Flux—81.5 WhiskY- $1.00, Pork—Dull; vash and July, #12 1—Stendy tembor, 80065, lour—Unchunged: winto spring, 81 T Ty 6, 800000 Provisions—Shoulders $.2025.25; short clear, P40.50005.40; ShOTL Fibs, $1.00063.00, s yer-Unchiunged: crouniory, U@13¢; dalry, plio, Eggs -Unchanged: frosh, 04@10440. Hides—Unchanged : 11ght groon sulte salted bulls, 505 groen salted calf, 63 Bint, ‘c@t; dry “salted hides, 6e; dry i deacons, Do eick Pallow Unchangod: packed, 44@ixe; No o1 cake, 430, heeso—Lower; August, cash and July, $5.624; Sep- wheat, $1.90@24.80; full cream cheddars, 7§ Young Amoricas, 7'4@ Recelpts. Shipm'ts. 5.0 41,000 461,000 NEW YORK. Juned.— Wheat—R Bshols; exports, 55,000 bushels closed red. @i4e in ole MY @01 ¥ O e f 0bi options closed steady, Tuly elosing wt oie, Corn - ltecolpte, 202400 bushels; oxports, 17200 bushels: spot strondy; No. % 41i i elevator; 4 afloat; ungraded mix B0 options W losing ut 4le. Outs—Receipts, 86,005 husheis; 0xports, bushols; spot firmer; No, 2 white, miixed westorn, B 5ise; whit 40c; options weaker, July ol Coffee—Options opened Joluts dawn to's polnts up, Salest 00 bizs; ily, ¥10.72 10, Auguat, FOM0Z15.50; spot Ho steady; falF cirgoes, $20.00, Sugar-Kaw steady; centrifugals, 00 test, Bc; refined stoady ;,-vlnllv"m “United elosed tor Tuly at 6o, colpts, 136, afloafs No. 2 red, 102 burely ¢ 5 Cholee, steady ; western, 14314, y'; mess, 15250 13,7 Depressed and dull; w .05; July, #.0. utte 4 stern steam, Elgin, 10@ amery, S@lic. Lower; No, No. 2 red, cash, 2e bld; t—~Flrm, demand ingly; California about steady; ry, Oizile X 3 , June #0.—Wheat July, e} i . 2, cash, July, SIVERPOOL. Tuno fmproying: holders No. 1,78 4d per cental, Corn -Knsy, demund poor—No. 2, June e, cash, ine .-~ Wheat Jul Closed unsettlod; i and Tuly, 8@, July, ¥ie. Pork—Duil it §1 ard—Nominul ut .50 Whisky-#1.00, Butter—Stoady; _dalry, ery, H@se; duiry, 1718 MinwAvUKEE, June $).—Wheat—F spring, ensh, K37534¢; No. 1 northe Corn I Oats- &t 1@12; eream- No. 2 n, & No. 2, d8t4e, Dy e s HaY | BOMSiLdd. MISNEAPOLIS, June 8.-Wheat—Receipts, for 2 days, 70 cars, shipments, Do i for low gra good; sampl cleaned off early. Closing uudl July, 81 on trac ‘and July, %c; on A‘rl, June 3 Wheat—Quiet; No. 2 Corn—Firm; Outs—Stron Cnreao, June 9 steady, beeves, 4,504 4.40; stockers and * foeders, 1 and mixed, $1.250510; Tey wttle—Recelpts, 18,00 #1500 0g8.40; cow: us®teers, slow_and $3.000 Recelpts, uvur!‘ t mixed native n, $L0004.50 EL0X@L00; lntbs, 5. A< Crry, dune . Shipnients, 4,400 £5.40004.40 , $1.60@3, Hogs—Recelpts, 3,600 steady to lower; all grades, § ST, Lowts, June #).-Cx ||L—nmmpu 7.8005 shipments, ower; falr to funcy native steers, §£.8004. w. stockers und feede; 2. 5063500, Hogs— R Texans, Cattle — Receipts, kot lower; steers, stoekers feed- aipy 2,100; cipts, 000; shipments, 60); 1 ket lower; heavy, $5.50@s.625; packing Tigght, 1506700, S10Ux Crry, T, June 80.—[Spec to Tk BEE] (1065 Recelpts, 1.20; s elosing prices; at £5.40, rkot and Telegranm market selling ;- very quiet and stead, weeks ago; good, $5.5 3 pounds, #5100, stockers, choie 5.00; infe cows, extra ehoic v 10 good, $1.7 i g wners, extii choici, “buils, choice alcilves, pobr to choiee, LIVE STOCK. Mondy, June . Estimated recelpts of cattle L4k, comparcd with 1.1 nd LU% Monduy of Tase week. Sellers report the mirket abont steady on the best grades of beeves and_every thing in the cow line except fancy cows thit just it the buyers, lower. Packing house pur it UL steers are stronz and cows wer. The bes es of steers and the poorer grades of cows have declinod fr 60c during the month while the poorer @ of steers and elmed from 17 with the poorer grades slow Stockers and feed, e slow. There being no good feeders, such as are wanted. the sales of the pooror he niarket look off more than | Hogs. ted recelpts of hogs, 4.400, compa S and 5317 Monday of . The market opencd from w shide lower, w asonably active. elosing ste nzo of pri iEht, SEBALI; mixed, 8o 45, The average of the T4 compared with K401 1 Monday of Iast week. The at the lowest noteh’ since prices paid Was Saturday and $) ket I8 now \n\l'lnh\:l. 1884, ng Prices, ble of pricas paid In (o of stock mentionod: Qnh40 @420 The followinz is this market for the Primo st sod o ste Common. 1000 to 115) s Common canners Ordinary to fair cows, AT L0 2000 COWS. ... Wl 10 choice Cows wice to faney cows 16 Eair to chol 3 Fuir to choice mixed hoxs Hizhest and Lowoest Sales of Hogs. Today. Highost Lowest. Lowest,. .. Stock Receipts. sheep. ..., Average Price of Hozs. Showing tha avor nri il forlovisot son the laysindicatal 337, 1335, 133) anl Range of Pricas. OGS, The follo table shows tho ros paia for hogs: alr to cholee Hzht hogs......... FAir to cholee heavy ... s Falr to cholce mixell ranze ot 885 i 40 0o fat she ¥ eyl W o fat she Frend i Commion to mediui'sheep. 11 2 5) Average Cost or Hogs. The following tahle glves tho avoery ofhozson tho datys moantional, inslal whlllLAyA .h-lhvl(||l)|<nh‘ aparta. JUNER..ereeere 370 JUNOIT... June AT & June I8, June 4, . Juue 19, June June 20, June 6 June 7. June o 2 June 0. @3 10 @k @i 0 003t June 14 June 16 Comparative Table The following table shows tha range in priceson hogs during this and last woo | rast @I 6 (BTG @ nig | 845 @8 60 This Week. Week AT Tuexd Wodnesday Thursday Frid; Satu w5 day .. Disposition of Stook. Showing the number of oattle, und sheepbought by the leadiug buyers ou to- duy s markou: CATTLE. Bwift & Company . The G. H. Hammond Co The Armour-Cudaby ¥ uhnul Omaha Packing Co, Lee Rothschild®, . e o Huwlilwn & phen. .. . o Beaton & Undrwood. | Other buyers. | Onanas- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY ! Nots Morrls vav shaviniii Other Buyers, For the Week. CATTLE, Buvers Bwifi & Co 0 Ciesiies The G, I, i Armoie-Cadihy Packing Co Total..cooviiiivennnne Hoas. The Armour-Cudahy Pac| Omaha Packing Co Swift & Co... The G. H. Hammond ¢ J. P.Squires & Co..... Kinzan & Co...... Cudahy Brothers.. Rrittafn & Co Arniour & Co Total.. L. 10,410 L1151 449 U shimew, Swift & Co Qinrk Pratt. Total Representative Sales. DIESSED BERF STEERS. 0. Av. Pr, £80°81 00 1160 1253 PING AND EXPORT STEERS, Bh.1005 4 cows, 1200 200 30103 2 80 1042 2 8) cA 1010 1 L. 100 1320 200 210 I8 steers, shipping...... 22 steers, shipping. ... andard Cattle Co.—- 62 helfers...... . e Live Stock Co. LOWS, Bay § %) N 160 R 10 160 Magket Mention. Hogs lower. «attle steady. J. . Boyles of Crete hiad a car of hogson the 11 sent In two 1ol ‘Tierney had a ear of cattle in from Broken rs o hogs from In- Bo W, Phiadr was on the market with two of hogs. Downey & Toof m: Bird & Nowman i from Gothenhu S, P, Britt of Uscec markot J. 1%, Faleman of Axtelt had a load of hogs on the niarket. £, D. Auten was on the market with o ear of cattle from Prazue. Smith of Ute. the vards. ' was on the ni of hogs from Millard put, the extensive dealer of Norton, sent up a ear of hogs. uch Brothers, prominent denlers of St. rds s ont down a car of hogs. Edward Watkins came in_from North Bond with seven ¢ nd one of hogs. Nichoias Jacquot and son Frank come down from Mernd with two ears of eattle wid ono of 1015, B.J. Tlerney, Ansley, y caitl keted hogs from Aurora, rketed a car of hog had a carof hogs on the Ta., was among the vis. rlket with a car the well known shipper of the n arket with six cars of Ross, he WO 0 vy shippers of Stroms- Dburg, had rsof cattle und one of hogs on the market E. Z. Russell of Russall & Son. Kuen of Herman, was down catile of their own feedi . . Bontley ks were In from Sehuyler, the fc vith ncar of Logs and the latter with two of eattle, ———— OUAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, prominent With car of Produce. 287300, OATS—26a30e HAY—85.000511,00, BRAN 514,00, STUFE—$12.000 14,00, Per 1b: Perch, o1, Re; pike, 0 Cony buffalo, 7e; perch, , 0c; white, fe stoak rer--Per b, G@se. Woor—Fine unwashed, Hazife: medium washod, 1N urse unwashed, 8ie, AND TALLOW- Groen salted ted hides, Se; dry fling t hides, 415@Th0] Damaged hidos'20 lvss.” Sh {5, green, each, eds 1,25 sheep pelts, dry, por ib, 6alte: tallow, No. L de; No. 2, glde; groase, white, #ia@le; yellow, 4@ BONES(Quotations are for delivery in Chi- $10.0/L18.00; dry cago) Dry buftiilo. per t 5.0; dry country, un- bloached, $10.000 d meity, 88,000010.00, B350 4¢ o DIESSED VEAL Q s 4@de R, 600 bul, refined, § pure, per bbl, 03 pear elder 10%@lie for strictly frosh; stule not A PouLrity—Per dozen, cholee hens, £.000: cholee mixed, ¥23006%00; roosters, & spring chickens, £.0002.25 for smali; for medium; £3.5064.00 for large; live tur 6@7e; light, fancy croam twiis, Biger good full orean i choiee cholee Young A y 12e; funcy brick, 12¢; twins, ohoic 1003 fair to 1005 dowestic Swiss BUTTER 104405 ere © , cholto, ind prints, 1301 10G1%¢; dairy, cliolee, Walle; country roll, fancy, Mave; cholee, 1@88c; inferior. " Iwaks Hand picked nivy, 81 hand pleked navy, mediu Kb 1005 hand pleked Bntey SLI0B 1 00; weiod clean. #1101 Per 10-1h box, 1.2 southern, per bushel, #.0042.50; Oregon, 15al7e, Creamery, mery, fun 100 taney rolls, solid pa dairy, print. 1@ . Lo | rolls | pucked, APRICOTS—20-1h crates, 315001 PEACHES — Arkunsus, 'i-hush 1.50; Californin, per ' busket, BOX, $200G12.50 s~ Por dozen, 82.50@2.00, X23,00. ‘er box, Mediterrunean sweets, BANANAS & 128, 1 £.7506.00, Lesoxs—Per box, strictly choice, .03, STRAWRERRIES ping st LUEBERRIES CURRANTS 1 RASPRERIIPS uck, 83.00623.50 por 2 BLACKBERRIES — £2L50678,00 |y Goosenenniks—Two-bushel COCRANUTS—Per 100, 85.00, EVAPORATED APPLES-Fancy. 104¢ per Ib, WATERMELONS—Por 100, $25.(7.:0.00, CANT ¥ Per doz, $1.00625.0), VEGETABLES- thern onlo ); new southorn pofatoes, & INMATOE: rd-bushet crite, $1.5002,00, Preknes - Medium, per bbl. f 305 small, 40, gherkins, §7.50; C.and B, choly chow, qts, s, 8,50, PioNEY--Strained. 00-1b cans, por 1b, go. 0s, 3 Rodl, fhnoy, #6.76@7.00 tra’ fancy b . choice ship- W per 2-pt cnse; -0t case stand, $100@25,00, , per bbl, . Provisions. MEATS--Packers’ prices--Smoked hams 10-1b avernges, 10¢; smoked hams, 20 10 22 1bs, 04e; smoked hams 1040 extra 'u\y hams, 21 025 1bs ayers skinned slic= 0 1bs average, 10¢ lifornia hams, fast_ bacon, elenr, iic; | snusage, 1o han beef ha per Ib., pork liver. dtgey age per b o boneless, per bbl, #13.50; Ler bl Kits, #1157 marter bbls, £.65; Kitn, {4 oe 31101 “piiea, oo quarter bls, §140; elghth bl each, @00 niess 4oy star, i por bbL,” 81275 snusage, per 1b, bold oo, 414¢; o, dige. Add lots less than ”N Plg pork, half bbl, #7.95; quar- 128 hoc lv(. half bbls, eizhth bbls, 81 lialf bbls, 3 Kits, 1 ) 0 600 1bs 30 t0 00 1hys ows and helfors, 400 o 500 18, ned boef, 1 1h, $1.20; 0; Tunch "tongue, 1 b, ib #5.35; brawn, 110, #1:20; brawn, 21D, OX to121i0s, 115 15,8500 oX tonzues, 011, #0600 ehibped "heo, 115 T, chipped beef, 2 1 $2.10; roast beet, 1 1, Il'llllw]n st beef 2 1h, round cans, 82,007 potted Nam, ' 1b, round caiis, te; potted hann, % 1, round cans. $L.20; deviled 10, round éans, Ge; deviied hum, 15 11 i pottedtox tongue, 'y Ih, round cans, potted ox tongue, 1 ib, round cans, 81.2)7 ressed ham. © 1D, SQUITE cins, $1.7 itripe 2 Ih 1 1b, round 2: boneless pigs feet.? 1h, square cans, Half barrels, ith barrels, $1.15 Uncooked-—-Mild \n-l , 100 1bs, $7. quiarter 108, 2400, NAUSAGE CASINGS. rels, middle, per b, 615¢; d0; oz casings, 18¢ per b3 Lo bungs, No. 1 4150 each; rounds, per set 10 feet 1 widdles, per set 57 feet, 3¢ set; we J-plec beef, diaci RAtive: o My average, blac. NED M corned beoef, Tunch 't 3; quar- kits, 15 cured barrels, Cattle—Tier 3, round, bar- bungs, Tard ol wn, 5o g, pure neitstoot oll, atsfoot oil, exti neatsfoc iow oil, P Half barrels, #1100; cighth barrels, §.00 Kits, Steatine, e, Half barr ehth i rrelo, $4.00 ced Lurd compound, G%e; kettle.7e. Add lze o ke 1. 4%c; PICKLED | b quartor ar LAID pu b, Sie; per Half barrels, $200; quarter v (005 eighth barrels, 60e; Kits, 1o 1bs each, dle, Groceries, GARS—Cut loaf, 7%c; cubs, Tie; standard powdered. X , Sei granu Tuted, 64 Bse; elimax XO Nebraska XC, 4 3 \ey golden 5 Rio. eliofee to fa old g 10, 00 Rtio, prim ., 22 Rio, ipouch, Mochi, e FANACEOUS Goood--Biriey peas. e oatmenl, 13505z 11¢3 vermicell rice, el Ge; head, 5 beins, CAN s, farina, ) Gool 24a-1h, Barifott ;s 210152 YEUOW. #2405 plums, saches. o5t BLOYGLS); Plums, gr 1 Standards, i1 pic, .0); apples, high standirads i goosc ib stia vberries, 2-[b raspherrios, 5L aeberries, B0aNC; 21D bluek 50i00; 210 straw- berries, preserved, §1s0; served, $ G chopy 1h oni i oS - bran standar odged sy § 10 -1 extra west Sl standard western ooms—I-1b French, ex- 1-1b French, fine, 182 1-1h iy, Pous ~Tres, fine, -1I<‘u||'(||||- perean, tie; 2-1h Sifted, Musly Boston 0 brands, Ih ' Now Jersey, $16) and toniutocs— #1.20, 5 nts, new, sie 0155 pranes, casks, Lo 1s, 61 or bag, Bosnin pranes, drums, lemon pec ted. 10 blackberries. evaporated, ries, pitted, dry_eured, evaporated, N prunes, R, ' ihkte; oringd peol ruisins, Calitornia, London crop 185), & 100s¢ museitels, erop 18K, new, f vostizza, pranc citron | alifor: slx, Sbze 0w band band ind, roud band, elm; 1, el stave, bule handle, 81,80 ave, $2.00; 1 bushel, Briges, & bushel, bushel tuve bro |.u-|.<»m.|‘ 5 doz, ik, splint, | dulc Splint, & 1 bushel, b bushel, bimboo i ludndoy, willow, lare, 8790 Tundry, 10w, medium, 3 willow, small, ricet, clin, split, | i, vy rlket, el coverad, 1poc market, large, #.00; wiilow mall, lllll'“lll L)y Per nest, satehel baskos, coverad 6§ 1 nest, por nost, #.10] small bawboo delivery, #.25; médium bimboo delivery, . v waste piper huskests, ‘odfish, — ext 1 bank, new, 4ae 10 bloeks, 65e snow white 1 bricks, new, N,"' Turkey cod, large bricks, s Siow white, crages, 1b boxes, 83¢; medium seales he No. 1 sealed lerping, 20¢; domest herring, de; Humburg spiced Russian surdines spiced, (5 plain, s0c; imported Hollana brand. 80¢; do fancy milk 3 shore, hal” bbls, #1800 white fish, hulf half bbls,' 8.00; family white fish, 85.50; sal- mon, #4.50, CANNED FIsi—1-1h ma finnan haddies, $1.60 11 Alaska ters, 10 seleets, Holiond Herrings, o Russiun surdin herring. or. wackerel, 00; bloaters, half 15, §1L00; trout, 8 1-1D) eiaghs, 1116 necks, £1.25; 2-1b clams, little necks, #1.7 19-10 sar- dines, fmported, per cuse,” 1055, "$15.00120.00; 851 Imported bonless sardinds, Koy, #5,0)] Sb sardines, Amorlcan, pr case, 100s; Fronch style, Bhi dines. Amerfean, per @N8.005 14-1b sur- 5, mustard, per cuse et 110/ 16, parlor Dlain, $LK LRI b tin, 2gHe per 1b; Germa Basis—Manil rape, i n ehicory, rope, 15¢; sisal rope, LOW DRSS, B0 CoTTON TWINE-Bibb, vory fine, 8 or 4 ply, ulsy, I8¢ candle wick, 2o, JLIVES ~Quurtst per doz, # W pints. per doz, ulk, per iul, e, VINEGAR 30 gr, clder, We; wine, ancy, fruit, se. TOVE POLISH —£L00005.57 per gross, BAGs—Am, per 100, $17.00; Lewiston, per 100, 817,00, 011 prime whit 1e; 175 Iu .ullllulnl SALSODA—BDLs, 1%, S0DA Nurs—Almonds, 205 D s, 11 alnuts, 1 roasted, lie; Tennesseo pe LASSES —BDhls., N. O. fun hoice, 43edie; good, Sxsie; qsie: bluck strip, X WHAPPING PAPER-Straw, per 1, i Manilla B, pi; No, 1, B I| nlon e, e e SALT dalry, 230 1bs in bhl, bulk, il o0, oa. B1.305 bust kthao, i rock salt, good, 12¢; white Pkgs, 00 1bs to box, 54@5%e; k filberts, peanut cocks, nuts, s per’ gal, Cuba bak- Brazils, 1e; nt off 1ist best ordshed, 11.50; ‘wottled, per 1b, 0@10c; do, whiite, per 1, ki M BLOCK TiN—Small plg, #o per Ib. Corren—Planished boller sizes, 52 per 1b; bar, 300 20 per 1b; JULY 1 cold rolled, 0o per 1b; pitts and fat GaLvANIR I-Ihn.llhhlm ¢ per Ib; Discount 5-10 por and 27, A, 1040 B, O, 10x14, 225, #7.00; 1. X., 10x14, | 1O, 1x9, 112, & SRt Inos 3, §1.00; No. 27, §1.60, STy Tt and ot 1o TE--Coke, 14X20, 112, #6.25, AILS - Rase, £, SreEn WIRE NA(LS - Bise, 8205, WIRE=Jap, burb. $.25; gulv, #1.85. Drugs, QuiNiNE--Per oz, P, & W., 40¢; German, #50; Indizo, por Ib. oy 'insoct powder, Hei oplun, £.35; morphine, per oz, #.10; hops, per 1. 37 glycerine, 20¢; dextrine, loe; cuttiobone, eream tartar, pure sonimoereial, 18 phor, 52¢; am, biuo vitriol, Aclds—Carbolic 1trie, 45747 @io: sulphuric, per ib, de, $1.20; turpentl; BSoe: Tonkn |n-v|n~4 Dalsam tolu, a4 1. 0673 buds, 20@ @525 gum arable, 5 yeopod fum, 42@40c; mercury, e, The Business Situation. There continues to be a very fair demand for money, and rates are steady at 8 per cent. Much surprise is expressed in trade circles at the volume of trade at this season, when business is ordinarily dull and languid. In hardware and iron sales are largely in_ excess of last year. Mr. Lally of the Crane com- pany reports the sales of that company as per cent greater for the past six months than for the first six months of 1880, Dudley Smith of D. M. Stecle & Co. says their trade per cent and a fraction greater than last year ab this time, and other wholesale grocers have been equally pros- perous. Wedeles & Co., leaf tobaceo, have sold 40 per cont more than in 1859, In_ ail lines collections are reported as very good in- deed, and with her magnificent_climate and splendid crops, Nebraska is rapidly becoming the banuer state of the west, with® Omaha s the chief jewel in her crown. g The Visible Supp! AGo, June 30.—The visible supply for the week ending June 25, as compiled by the secretary of the Chicngo board of trade is as follow Bushels, Wheat 2 Corn Oats. Ry Barle THE REALTY MARKET. NSTRUMENTS placed on record during 1t Peter Nelson, lot 10, bl So Omalin, wd, LI herman to.f 1 {Topking, part ot 11, 5, Briges' U e 1,00 J1 Redick et alto d 11 Groen, 615 ot Tob Omaha, qed By 1 A nil wife 1070 T Green 10t 6, bik irandview, and nw G-15 11, nw 6-16-12 and Gaceres in ne nw 45-15- August nd wite to 0 1 Gr 14 in se §w 2-15-13, nw G-15-11 interest In Stonéquar a0 e d wirds on, Tot nd all y Reservo in i inishand_to 0K Pid- 0 feet lot 17, Kountze 2d 85 DL A ndTiaanand Eo7A O'Te ot 8, blk 11, Walnut Hill g ¢ d o land any’ to R , bk 106, S S0 Ominiia well, lot 4, S0 Omunha la 1. blk 150, S0 Otnaiia, w ¢ v o A 1Ky, e d 1ot 4, hik 125, 8o ¢ Benson Lind sy ndi vent of wd 2 . 10ts 6, 0ts 1 t0 6, bIK 1, W it of Merey o publi wion of Tddinzs stree 1 blks 4 and 5, Benson. .. nd wife to Alplionso Cabley, e wd . s son, 1ot 19. bk ; . Alf Zer, part wd " v Ji oz 16 18 est Omalia, wd. ... speelal master, o Anton 61t 1ot 7 and south 99 a. decd. o 18,800 1L Collier ta Caledonia Philiips, 1of”i0. block 6. Collier Plice, wd ... 8 attonal bank to' J 1 Grod lot 2, bloek L. Omaha, q ¢ d... . 1 G and wite 1o 0 A Hunter, 166 3 L 21,000 €00 1 Groen, W0 Cacres in s o 5.4 A 1 Mutvinili 't | Wileox 24 add. ayne and wife to Gand 1. blk I, son's sub, “lot LW d S Mayne and wife to 1D Mayno lots & and 4, block 1, Himebaugh & Patterson’s sub, w d ST JN Peters to Alice G Teromo, Tot 10, Dblock #6. Albright's Cholee, wd......... 83 Albright Land and Lot company toCefia Madden, lot 15, biocs thright's oice, W d. . i bk D S Burrou und i P O D Buck t Polter & Cob's add, ¢ wnd wite tod 11 Lichte ot 3, bik 22, West O 100 cotlt, part 10t 3, 100 ot Ot 800 Joim T 42, . 830 lot 14, 600 Iianes, of 1ot 7, blk L, Sheridan NN 000 W15 of lot dd, w d 5 ant and wife to J 1 Green, . DK 154, Oz | o 'to 11 WiliTims 1ot xtension, « B S Clarke and wife'to W'J' De 4, DIk 14, Orchard, w d.... husband 10 M A Prd- ft of e 150 ft, lot 17, d, wd and wife to C1i ¢ peres of WG sw 0- 113, w - 1to L E Gibsor, lot 7 Wl e wnd to GG Todd, e 3 ftalot 3, blk 11, Reeds 1st udd.. 8,200 21,000 1,200 Thirty-eight transte SHROEDER & DEAY, GRAIN, Provisions and Stocks. Basement First National Bank, 3808 South 18Lh Street, Omaha RAILWARY TIME GARD CHICAGO, RURLINGTON & @ ¢ 10th and Mason streets. | Omaha. Chicago Bxpross ... 800 & m ‘Chicago Exp v Npm ‘Chicago Express 060 a m Chicago Loeal | 805 8 m BURLINGTON & MO, RIVEI| Arrives Depot 10th and Mason streets. | Omaha. “.Denver Day Express......| 405 p m 1016 & m L Denver Exproas..... | 615 p m 640 p m| 1l Donver Night xpross.. .| 055 & m 816 0 m .Lineoln 1 900 p m K C ST ) &G Arrivos Omihn. | _Dopot it and Mason streots. | Omahs. W m L Kansas City Day Fxp 845 p m| K. C. Night Exp. via U. Leaves UNION PACIFIC, Omaha. | _Depot 10th and Marcy stroots. ~Overiand Fiyor Arrives 210 p m 8.50p m Toavo: Omiaha. 016 n m Leaves | Arrivoy | Omabia. |10 pm and - Exp. (exe Kaneas City Expr Fiold Exp. (excopt Sun.). Tenves |~ CHIVAGO, I 1 & PACIFIC, Omaha. |U. P._depot, {0th ana Marey Sta [ v Night Bxpross JAtlantic Expr 415 p om0 Vestibule Limited . Leaves |~ MIOUX CUIY & PACIFIC Omaha. |U. . dopot, 10th_and Marey 8t FAB . loux City” Prssengor . 618 p m St Pl Expross Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Omaha. | Dopot 1th and Webster Sts. 6.05 p m St Paul Limited.. Blenves CHICAGO & NORTHW Guiaha. | U. 1. depot, 0150 m Arrivos Omaha. 1008 a8 m S 680 p m 11045 a m | Arrivas Omaha. 1008 0 m Arrives Omaha. 925 am KN, Arrivos 10th and Marcy Sts. | Omaha, G pm 43 pm 080 0 m p (L donves CHICAGO, MiL, & 8T PAUL Omaha. | U. ' dopot, 10t and_Marey Ste 015 & m . .Chicago Mall (excopt Sunday) 60 p m Chleako Expres 030 pm Chiicago ¥ Loave OMATIA & N1 LOUIS, _Omnhn. | U, P. depot, 10th and Marcy Sts. &0 p m| .St Louls Cannon Ball.... Joaves |k, KL & M. VAL Omaha LISEY AN 1 Wa'E 2008 m 900 8 m 510 p m 610 p m Arives Omaha, 05 pm Ham 230.p w Arriv Omaha. 520 p m 520 p m 1030 0 m 10.20 0 m | Arrive Exp. (Ex. Sunday). hoo & Lincoln Passenger. York & Norfolk (Ex. Sunday).. . BT P M. & O, Depot 1hth and Webster Sta. Sioux City Ac:ommodation. .. Sioux City Kxpress (Ex. Sun.). L8t Paul Linited § iicoft Passengor (IEx. 8un)..) MISSOUIL PACLE Omatia. | Depot 15th and Webster Sty 1080 0 m .St Louls & K- C, Express 15 p m| LISt Louls & K. €. Exvrose. 0| 630 o_m T, UNION PACIFIC-SUBURBAN TRA NS Those tralne wiso slop nt Lith, 1ith, 20th and 2ith streets, Summit and Savidge Crosslng. *Working- men's fraing 4o not_run Sunday. Brona-| Teans-| Sho way | for |C Sta- carums! Dopot. | ton 845 0 m | Arrivos | Omaha, | 4a0p m ¥ South [ Albri't Omaha. iahn | Depot. | RO Arrives Transfer CHICAGU, R 1. & PACIFIC ranster | Unic sinell Biufrs, Vedtibnlo - Limited 1030 8 m CHICAGO & NOKEHW ESTEIRN A Uniin' Depot, Connell Blufe, |ir: Chieako G0 pm il Liniitod:. W tern K sy 0pm ntle il .ol | T80 8 m & ST PAUL, Connell Blumrs DL Sday) Chicieo ixoress - . K. C. ST J0K & C B Union Depot, Counetl Blutts 4 City Day 15 City Night Mxpress.. ATIA & S1. LOUIS, i Depot, Connell Blufrs, St Louls Canon Ball QUINCY. Ives stor 100 p K 800 p LAt Lonves ranafor CHECAGO, ML, Arrives Union Devot s 1000 1w Loaves | Transtor (0 p m 1215 p m Lonves Avrives Transfer 040 4 m 1010 p m T pm . 020 p m J o am 1200 m SIOUX CITY & PACTEIC, Union Depot, ¢ 1l Blutts, Sioux City Accommodation St Paul EXpress. ... OURI PACTFI GAN TRAINS Leaves Transf 745 0 m 650 p m Arrives v Wostward. Wobster St.... Qak Chathaia: ruld Ml .. Lako Stroet. . Walnut i Dundee Placo. Wost Side..... Lawn... 34(8. 04188 54405 B[00 | ON SALE PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH Drs. Mermll & Mevrrill. SPECIALIS IS Chronle, Nervous, Blood and Surglc dire mes of the Eye, ar, Nose, 1 1d Chest Special ALt nfion to Diseases of Wo- men and Children. The doctors have hal years of experl Bospitale of Brovkiyn wud New York, wo most 8 essful and widely known s this Sountry. To Young An(! Midd'e-Aged Men, Lost Manho Spermato: 3 Seminal Lose ixing from irdis crotion, produ i pios on unlly dldcour god, i for study or bust #, and fin1s life 0, safely, permanently und ' Wl and Skin Diseases Syphl'ls, o disease most dreadful 1o its results, compleiely eradicats ), GenitosUrinary Suregery, hw, Gloot. Syphilis,” Hydrocele, Varicacele and Btricture radlully and safely eured without 11 Ttoctal Disonres saf e i . 118 p. Alsenses, and 0at nong celulints in Sundays, 10 il us may bo treitod at feinos aud i tlon free 218 Fifteenth St., Opposite Boyd's Opera House, Omaha, Neb, AT — 1302 Farnam Street. HARRY P. DEUEL, iy Passanger und Tickes Agon 1409 % DOUGLAS--STREET. On account of our large and increasing Practice, ® we have REMOVED to %) more spacious and con venient oftices, Drs. Betts & Betts, 1409 Douglas St. Omaha, Neb. SANTAL-MIDY Arreats dischargos from tho urinary organs i cither sex in 48 hours, 1t I superior to Copaiba, Cubeb, or injoo- tions, and froo from cil kad smeil or other Aneonvenlences, SANTAL-MIDY " ules, which bear the ors. without which noue re genuin \ Mory TPETTIVE S e NOpay till cured. DB.J.BYEFMENS, Lebanoa, 0. SYPHILIS fmise duys by velous Magle Remedy, #300,00 for not eure. CAUTION 1o get the genuine r edy, Write orcall on F. C. Joslyn, 2002 Har- uey Stree m,., \-\v|..~lm od In 20 to 0 of the mar i onso 6 will BABY fflfi)fi‘fiél’ REE Also, Taby S gty Nieysio Girla’ Tricye /i logus WEA gestarcd, Varleseelo enred. §o% e Treaite ot iroo s Addsoss LECLANCUE ISSTITUTE, 146 & 34§ William B, A.Y, ved The largwt facdiny i3 ¢ MANHOOD NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. D&POSITORY. OMAHA, NEB. Capital, - - - $400,000 Surplus Jan. 1st, 1800, = Ofeqrs and Directors -ilenry W. Yatss TLoed, vic d-ealdont: James W. B; Jobn 8. Collln Cushing; i W, I 8. Hughos, cashier. THE IRON BANK. Corner 17th and Farnam Streets. A General Ranking Rusinosa Transaoteds COMMEROIAL National Bank $400,000 40,000 Oficers and Ditestors B, M. Moreman, 0. A Hitoheack, Toseph Garnean, Jr., A. Henry, K. Andorson, William G. Maul, viee-prosident: L. B Williams,' A, P Hopkins, president: A. Milliard, cashier; ¥ 1. Bryant, assistant cashior Capital, - - - Surplus, - - - Umaha Manufacturers. lllm(u and Shocs. KIRKENDALL, JONES M (‘ X Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes Agents for Boston Rubbor 8hoe Co., 1102, 1104 and 1108 arney Streot, Omuhin, Neb. Brewers. BTORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1881 Ncrth 16th 8tisot, Omaha, Neb, Cornice. EAGLE (,OR'HLF \VOHKQ' Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window caps and metalle skylights. John Epeneter, proprietor. 108 and 110 Bouth 10th street, —_— Arlhmt' Materials, A. HOSPF Jr Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglns Strect, Omalia, Neb. " Coal, Coke, Etc. 3 OMAHA COAL, CORE AND LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 8. B. Cor. 16th and Douglas Streots, Omaha, Neb, T NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Shippers of Coal and Cokie, 214 South 15th Etreot, Omaha, Neb. DEAN, ARMSTRONG & CO,, Wholesale Cig 402 N. 16th Street. “Hello!" 1439, Dry Goods and Notions. 2 T M. E. SMITH & CO. Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions Jener 1th and Howard Street A KIL] ATHALK KO(‘H Ul{‘(’ GOODS C .y Importers and Jobers in Dry Goods, Gouts’ Furnishing Goods. Cornor 11th and Laruey e ab r.—_fl‘ Fuarniture. ret, Oumahin, Nebraska. 1S SHIVERICK, Furnjs o Omahn, Mo, N Grocerics. McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 18th and Leavenworth Streots, Oniahn, Nebraskn, Lunmber, JOUN A. WAKEFIE Wholesale Lumber, Etc., Elc. orted_and Amorlcan Portland Cement. State om0 Sin ks 1y iruiio Como, and gy White Lime: LI{AS R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Woo0d carpets and pargnet fooring. 9th and Douglas Streots, O:maha, Nebraska. ‘Fr.lriu W QukY, = Lumber, Lime, Cemcat, Hc., Etc. —_ Millinery and Notions, 1. OBERFELDER Az Co., Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, 208, 210 and 212 South 11th street. Notions 77T, ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harney street, Omaha. Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils, Axlo greane, ete., Omuhn. A. M. Bishop, Mai e Puper. VIR oy CARPENTER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealexs. Carry a nice stock of printing, wrapping and writing Vaper. Bpecial atteutlon ¢17en to ¢ard papor. A. L. DEANE & CO,, Genceral Agents for Halls' Sales, 831 and 823 South 10th 8t., Omaka. Toys, Eto. H. HARDY & CO., Jobbers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, House Furnishing Goods, Children's Carriages. 1300 Farnam street, Omaba, Nob. oo PR B B TR Water Hfllpll . U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO,, Steam and Water Supplies, Tinlliday wind rnills. 918 and 920 Jonoes st., Omaha G. ¥ Ross, Acting Manuger. —— Iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, Engines, brass work, general foundry, machine and e ackmith work. . Ofiice and works, U. B, Ry, and 17th street, Omaha. ——— il ) OMAHA SAFVE & IRON WOIU{B, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Prool Safes, Vaults, Jall work, fron shutters and fire en G. Andreou ,prop'r. Cor. 14th and Jackson Bis. M. A. DISBROW & CO., Wholesalo manufucturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Moaldings Branch office, 13th and Izard streets, Omahu, N/ . South Ornah “TUNION STOCK YAI(DH CO., Of South Cmeha, Limited, “JOSEPH mLLnTTTs STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. ' CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS. AMOND BRAND, lo. Ladles, aak and, i red mii Ky eturn i Gl G LA