Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 12, 1890, Page 3

4 ’ " tersely THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1800, THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Too Many Longs and No Shorts Was What Ailed the Wheat Market. CORN SHOWED PUZZLING FEATURES. The Monotony of ths Provision Trade Relieved By One or Two Little Active Spells—Cat 1 ana Ho ram to THE op report Cnicaao, Toly 11.-[&pectal Te BER]-On whoat {he government was slizhtly bullish, but the effect was very fnsignificant In this market. Tn fact, this market acts as 1€ nothing will 1t it. 8t Louis, with recelpts of 116,000 bushels of new wheat, not only advanced prices home hut sent buying orders here. The quotation here was spressed by a member on ‘ehange to- day: “Too many longs and no shorts” There wasnot that heavy trading and wide range of prices which usually follows the monthly rport. Trade appears o Ve ut sen to wht to do. Continental Tiing all sorts of news Bome say ¢ settled weather, ofhers g0y Parls s exelted over the damaze Lo crops and sending by Ingorders everywhiere, Liv pool quoted spot und futures firm and higher urly. and elosing eables gave spot wheat Y4d orbetter higher, New York cleared 20,000 bushelsof corn. Nothing seemed to stop the unlonding and pounding in this market. Thero was n show of strength at the opening, witn prices from nt highor. heso were the best figures of the day. Perhips the stubborn cor market early helped to hold whent for a time, Adaras and Samuel were ol Tuyers pers took wheat for a Booth bought frecly at one tine, winand Famum sold, Brosseain weak- nied in his holdings. Gifford and Tuttle ng without losh [ \bics sler or 510 Y c oon; 4 e opened {o- BoLge todovge, off to Me, o pressed hitore nominal; August Sulje; Septembor 80e; December ol at 81 o 8 up e with Wge bid; sold o 8e, to §H%e; Docember 00%e. " Wheat 'was further ¢ the elose. July closed at & 8old off to 8816, closing ab juched RSe, closing ab elosed at 00 zzMng duy In corn for puzzling the trade of the s and comment from Wash- tweto considered boarish, But ny e they did not itions: Corn has been st woeek onn The erop re- ever t present oo e In s ni 3 riers and outsiders who kno st about the crops showed their vi by buying My corn in_ this b gz the price for that nionth up 1 Beptember opened at e pile of corn for salo ut e hour to fmproved r o and still arally to WS A pretty gener rain fusouthwest this murket and 1) Toeal longs took the opportunity (o The range of prices in May was explained by the fact that but fow operators wre In that month, and that buyers and sellers with or- ders 10 excentonre likely to hive to o to the extrenie before o trade is mude. Points out side the on the bullish order. Liverpoc dspot corn hd July sold " for the day at o7%e (o560, {c; Augusi touched i tonehed $ko an 1140 unde night 1114 to 424c, closiy atdl < little sour governmoent figures. Shorts hurrle 110 ¢ and prices went flying for o fow win Once shorts were proteeted, there was little support, and when ‘the other, niarkets weak ened oats went off also July sold 20%e to cleming at Augustiic off toRige ut rsoll 2o to R0 to May sold 52 to 1'4¢. Then There was i gr at that figure, up the first half ion selling on alleged s furced the marketoft 10 tofiige for § ibor, with o duy closcd there Iselling in cornon newsof rnstates. St Louis sold in ountry sold alse .\hm( unloud. ado w alsturhd httie spells price: a little 1 Of lic d stocks ssing effect early, ko o sharp ad- r of products had u whilon f ut col viunee onunfavorable news held the markey about steady. Llogs numbered 37,00, with prices 10¢ fower, Mess pork for July moved up and down a trifie from SLES to 12,10 to $11.00 at the close nber pork was 10¢ lower it the close at #11. d was & shade oasier it & atter scliing ot $.05 and July ribs 1oted at#5.00 and Sept atss.a0at the close CHICAGO LIVE STOCK clal Pelogran to THe CATTLE and was fair and prices a shade strongeron desirable wnd suita- ble native steers, such as the dressed poef and export trade usually buy. The co and medium class of steers, that have ruled dullall week und each day seemingly selling lower, showed little or no improvement today. First elass butchers' stock, which means fat heifers and prinie dry cows, sold a shude a8 did also all elusses of Texuns. HI||" ornothing doing in stockers Cloice 10 good mon to steers, 11 Ths., #3800, stockers and f and mixed, # fod steers, $4.00604,50 cows, §1LA Hous—We turn of 10¢ to Cows. 2006028 steors, & bulls slop- galn chronicle another 1w deciin of & for 1l . Good 1o chole droppedt to 00, the bullcseliing at that with odds and_ends and an_oces N-uhw ut & ted heavy sold 14 10 Kb ew lots e at assorte Iight sold early low as 160 to $3.65; Light, $.3 down to 300 mixed 1% 1o B, ln.m ! New Youk, July Tk BEE, ] STOCKS tive condition. Pricesm when gold was taken for export, but recov A sharply this morning when the first effect of the gold seare had passed away Fhist prices, notwithstanding that London was rather low, were almost all higher, the advance extending to % per cent generally, while Northern Pacitiopreferred and the Lead trust were exceptional, with gains of % cach, There was very little Intercst in the m oty however, und that was concentwated upo Luckawania, St. Paul an¢ Atchison. The strength lasted over early dealings and the first mentioned stock scored @ further gain of % per cent, but the changes In the rest of the 1ist were con- fined to the smallest fractions. Sllver cortl- © highor and more active, touching narket failed topry Wy further tthe advances made were well held . While it was dull, the na {1t the st g Tt Was during hour's trading that stocks al {ist beenmo buoyant and mide good guins, Sugar trust rose 2 points over last night to 4%, Loulsville was up 1 per cent to i % 10 20, New England und Pacifio mafl each 4. Northern Pacifie led wesi- ern stocks, rising an addivonal 1 a drop of ¥ Il'lnll- orks sho s of nist activeand | awnn R v Reading wentup ‘4. hor ywhe Inthe list at noon. Tho movement in gold took unexs pected turn 1o while only 850,000 w en here for shipment e shipments y Paris to London relieved the situatio In view of this relief, and the outlook for sil< v buying wus kept up 1o the close, agar mude another remarkable move, going u 04, Oriilg por cont | . Loulsville, land, St Paul, Unfon Paelfic and - Lackus wanna led anionz the railroad stocks, with Eains of 1 to 1y pe nt. Total sales, 116,000 shares, The following were the [FEE Rilg o ectal Telogram to arket Is in o sensi- yosterday ver, ket was f the second through the i losing quotation n Vacliic eferred Caulnr b U B dlgs regul . UL 8. 44 coupon 1. 10) Pacitic bs of W ., 10 Central Pacie. .. g Chi & Al L 10 Chicago. Burlington & Quiney 3 D.L& W PR 1linols Central ... LB swW . Kunsas & Texas Tako Shoro......... 10% | do preferre Michigan Central.... ¥ Western Ualon Missourl Pacifie MONEY—-Eus: at 33 po PRINE MERCANTILE PAVPER )BT per cent STERLING EXCHANGE —Dull but dirm; sixty- day ollls, 88N domand, $10, Mining Stocks. BNEW York, July 1l.—(Special Telegram to Tk Bee.)—-The followlng arethe mining stock quotations: Caledonia B AL Con. (al. & Va R Hock Txland CoM 8 101 it L il | W. 70 LW L 12 Torn Siver Mutual M & 8 Co N. Commonwealth, | Phasuix Butter Creek... . PRODUCE MARKET, Tuly 11=1:15 p. m, sptember, sh, 301 Keptember, 70 CRICAGO, Stondy Corn 8¢ Ciuts - $te Jiye—Steady at iso. Birle Steac Prine um_n,y 1.0, Fin i Whiaky. Vork—Dall; cash, $11 110, fard--Dull; eash, Flour—Firm and unch $1.0007.4.00. <pring, 31400480 py ¢ Provislons—Shonlders, $5.2065, 5,105,905 S)oe ribs. £.0005.10, Butter-Fairly creamery, Anity. Mi1ée, Clicese ~Qilet; full cream il Young A moricas Firm: freshy. 1010 Uneh 11 Ited bulls t Givic; ; deieons. Tlow-Si e, 4400 close—~Wheat— ensh, e Stoady ; ¢ adys cash, 1 September, M40 4i September. .07 liged: winter wheat, shortelear, e cheddars, T@le; dry salted b wdy; solld, 4@ete; No. 2 Btes . Shipm'ts Flour 14,000 Whent Corn Outs New York. July Wieat—Recotpts, 04,10 bishels; exports, 197,500 hushels; spot closed weik s Nou 2red, o0 in elevator; 0itge aflont WY@ he fo. b options closed weak; No. 2 red, July, ciostng ato ge. Corn-1tece pls, 60,630 bushels; exports, 150,100 Lushelss spot lower; No. ha@diige In tor; #ardiice attont; unzraded mixed, options lower, Jul ing at £i4e, HReceipts, 14,000 bushels: exports, 1 bushels; spot firmer; No. 2 white, 374 xed Western, $Hsc; white western, 3 options firmer: July closing at H'e Coffee—Iptions steady and unelnnged to 10 points downs siles, 9,550 bags; July, $16.60; August, #166310:30{ spot Rio steady § falr car= Boes, £2),00 Sugar—Haw firm Outs" contrifuznls, 06 tost, muscovado, &0 test 43c; refined, firmer; %3 1= 1ie; powdered, uni— Uiited closed for all oty for August at 14 )n ¢ Fiis @i; Pork Litr July Yeuh, 1 ButierExtra, o westirn dil v Ulideso—Unsettle sr, Lowis, July il tember, 88 Corn-( Ots—¢ Pork—Nom Laved—Norinal at £5.955, Whiskey-—#1.0, Butter-“Steady, un 1505 duiry, MINNEAPOLIS, Tuly 11.~Whoat—Ri carsi shipments, ol ears; eash, mar and hetiveuntll the broak in futures, after which it was rathierdull. Closing: No. 1 ha Augist, 8e; Septonbe on trick Wes No. | nor! uly, on ‘tracle, S N August, 8le; on track, 8% MILWACK 11.—Wheat—Trregular; No. 2spring, ¢ No. Lnorthern, %0¢. Corn—Fir 80, Ounts—Firn \n 3 white, Ryo—Firm; No. 1. 493 Barley-Quiet; not quoted. Provisions-Easy, #1100, Laverpoor, July 11.—Wk falr; holders offer sparingl A 78 7S Bedt per contal;red western winter, 78 . Corn - Firm, de W is 830 pe CINCINNATT, July (L. No. 2red, s Corn—sir Outs—st Whisky KANSASC11y, July 1 hard, eash, July, 6 Corn—lower Outs <y but fancy; western, Stondy; mess, 31,07 0T, UIeT; Western stes firm; otl Galie Wheat, cush, 804¢; Sep= 15l Saptember, 465 Septomber, 30 hanged; creamery, 11@ 0. and fair; mixed cental, -Wheat—Market firm 2mixed, 40, L mixed, 6o, new at cash, Stronger: No LIVE 2, cash, 284 STOCK, Cmeado, July 1t tle—Receipts, rket stronger and (e higher; beeves, $.501 steers, $4004.400 stockers and feeders, cows, hulls and mixed, $1.25@3.103 D810, 0 tanskot m slow and i Strong; SR BAY; ni- Texans, lambs, Louts, July 11.-Cattle—Receipts, 1,300 shipments, L700; market higher: fair to fancy native stecrs, 815405 stockers and feeders, 4.400; shipn ¥, B0 10 lh(lllv $70@ek80, s Crev, July 1—Cattlo-Reecipts, shipments, 400; market higher vs, F1.05@3.00; stockers and 2.800; mar- g, .00 nts, packi foedors, & Hozs--iceceipts, 1 shipmen ts, 1,500; © ketlower; all g ARG The Coffee Market. New Yonk. July il—[Special Telegram to Tup Bie]-Coflee options steady and un- changed to 10 points down; sales, 6, cluding July, nber, Bl steidy nud fairly No. 7 flat bew, 13%¢. ONAHA LIVE STOCK. Priday. Fstima ted receipts of cattle 1.61, compared with 1637 yestorday and 217 Friday of iast week. The market opened active and sironger on the best grades of steers and steady on a1l the commoner grades and on hlx(l'hl' s Stock, Fifteen loads of Utah foedoers, together with Tt matives, SthoE ovOrsotod (o makcos and the market was slow and prices lower. Tnly 11 Hogs. Estimated receipts of hozs 7.100, com with o yvesterday and I'r last week. The ket opened 10¢ Lowe dri 1 along nearly all day unchanged from the _op The rang wis ®:5a50, (he btk seilin: i mixed, $142% v FO p of tho prices paid and §15105 | with $1.55 yesterday fday of lust week Highest and Lowest Sal Today. Highest Lowest of and sof Hozs Yesterday. hest Lowest . ... 0Molal Yosterday. Oattle.... 1 ears, LT Hozs s, 0.2 Horses. ... i Horses.... 4 cars, *revailing Tho following 1s a table of pric this forthe radoof sto:k n teors, 1) to o 1459 by 0t 110 ths ki amon, 1000 t0 115) bs 3 @10 LI0N CANNNCES .. .. Lo L0 @00 inary to falr cows G210 ALE 0 Zood Cows ... @263 Good to ehoiee cows @iy Choice to fancy cows Fair to good bulls Uholeo to faney bulis fghtstockers and f id in ned: @140 @120 silors, Fuir to ¢lole Fair to ol averaze oc L ineludl reporte of hozs on tho dites me oSt tod s based upon sale Juno d0.......... B 173 July 7 Tuly I. D24 Julys Tuly 13 July 0 Hig July 10 143 July 11 ) parative Tables. the ranzo this wnd last week: Con The prices on hog: in This Weok. | Last | OGTICED y $ #1 70 i ki i - @ g | 845 @ |46 § 216 0 35 w41y Tuesdiy Friday Satur Averago Price of Hogs. lowing tho avorage pricap il forloals of the days lndicatel fn 1337, 1834 153) wnd 1800 Day | 3ty w0 | auty .| a0ty 68 [aly sz | | | RO LY Sunday. | 118" | Sund 418 8] ] o Sunday ® ey | Range of Prices. HOGS, Inllu shows the range prices pald for hozs: o alrto cholee light hogs. .........% 8 Fair to choleo b ey 1] Falr to cholee mixed ... 01000 8 SuEEP, sareenny 48 G4 80 The following of @) 43 @1 50 203 473 Psrlwe fat sleep .. September H1.250 | 350 @40 200 @38 Gooa fat sheep Common to medinm sh Disposition of Stock. fhowing the namber of hogs purchased by the different buyers on todays market CATLE. “p. Ewift & Co the G, H. [am he Armour ¢ Rothsehild Lobmann & Traueriinn | NelsMorrls S &8 ‘ | Henton & Undorwood Other Bugers 1 i Co, 15 laly Packing Co.! nos The Armour-Cadahy Packing Co. Omaha Packin . Swift & (o The G, H, Hanmond Co! 1. P Squftes & Co Kingan & Co Representative Sales. DIESSED BERF STE Av. Pr. 5 1104 §3 \. .50 1160 150 20, AR %0123 SHIPPING 'AND ¥ 450 50,1103 BL 10,1 o 1 covs. | 0 U sl 7 0..100 W CANNERS, o 815 105 HEIFE 1S, 00 2 CALVES 00 0 300 STOCKEIS AND FEE 7 5. 08 B 10 BULLS 1100 2 SRS AND HEIPERS, Y 2. 60 310 MIED, 5 1 EARLINGS. sTAGS, 12000 35 WESTERN CATT Pr. # 00 Av. 18steers, shipp! it Av. LN i £h ) 120 10 200 120 120 20 Sh. Pr. 120§ 45 400 3 45 20 80 No. 40 Market M Hogs 10¢ lower. Beeves strong, Smith & Muher Blalr. A ML Miller of Davenport marketed a car of hiogs. Stovenson B carof hogs. Titus & Terhune marketed from Litehficld. B.8. Keelerhad o car of hogs over from Sidney, . Louls Boedo witha ear of he A. Tikalsky & Co. Verdigris. Wood & Grantham cuttlo from Waterloo. 1. L. Stanton of Valparaisoh on the Ih ket Theodore Widaman sont in twocars from Phillips William Stinniyer was thiree cars of cattle. Elver Morrisof Beatrlce was up with cueh of eattle and hogs, 1. W. Brencman had on the rket from I James Cunmings ean with two eirs of cattie, J. AL Gilehrist eame over from R with o ear of cattle ider sent In a car of hogs from thers of Ansley marketed o a car of hogs ker came up from Lou'sville sent In a car of hogs sent In a car of mixed v car of logs f cattle up from DeWitt with ar three cars of feeders \der. down frora Talmage d Oak, Ia., lad acar of hogs on the mbers & Burlick had two cars of naeket from Herman. - Campbell, & prominent stockman T, Wis over with acarof eatt cameron, u prominent Hevian feeder, wiasdown with two cars of fat « . le formerty of MiTu S In with o ear of hogs, M seurce Just now, Lo summer feeding 1 re are plonty of hogs. All crops ing well. "The “corn especially, while a triflo sunall for this time of year, is & good stand and color and promises a big yield. OUAHA WHOLESA ZI'.‘ lhogs of . now of Boctel but there nz done, e look- i MARKET Fisn-Perlb: 7ei piekerel, 56; pike, trout, oppiv. 10e eat fish, 11e3 cod sf Oregon saluon; 15¢; ¢ bufflo, T3 pe 3 white, akk 12 flon black buss, 15¢; @lo per 1b. Cholee medinm, 627¢; 1zt vy 4050, OlL--Raw, f0e; bolled, 6 Croei: Per bbl, refined, 8.00; hulfhbl, # lrd elder, pure, per bbl, £.00; oranze half bul, 87005 peir clder, haif Dbl §7.00. CHEESE - funcy cream twins, 10c: taney full cream twins, chioted full creain twins, fe; ood full cremm twins, S ney skin cholee skims, holce Youni y I\mhun. T, funcy domestie Swiss, Lo tie roll Buliact America, brick, 120] erER -Cry fancy print, 100 , 101403 ley rolls hey ol packed, diiry, Wal0e: country roll, 3 eliolee, TSe; Infer'or, @5, —10¢ tor strictly fresh; stale not sale- Poutrry-Per dozen, cholee hens, #1.000 cho I, ¥ 2 spring chickens, for small; § for medium: &530G45 for Lurge; live t per 1h, 8o, Couy-—ygiie, 0 e TEAY—85.000011,00, BreaN—$14100, M TUPF— 412,006 14.00, Hoxgy—Stralned, 0-icans, per Ib, oo, New mb honey BEANS—iwnd- m. “ked Yy . pieked navy mediy country, 8Lk PLOKLES N gherkins, BLACK BERRLES— 8500400 Dor 24-01 cause EVAPORATED A Fancy, 105@11e per b R ES - Per bu. §.00. CURRANTS RASPERES ] i hand- Tandipietied ; good clean. §1.1001. -4|Iunh per bbl, 8.50; sall e ALIFORNIA CHERREES - Per 10-1b box. #) ; southorn, per bushel. #25064.00; Oreg 12.00, -bushel Californiu, perbox, .00 hox, Rodl, %.5, LEMONS - Per box, Messing TOMATOES—4-busket erate ONIONS-Noy southor, per bbl, H.00. Potarors—Now southeri, per bbl. Woor—Fine unwashed, 1@ltc; washied, IKE210; course, unwashed, 15@Xc. Hives, Py axp Tappow—Green sulted v - box, §1.0@ 1,28, lum un- hides, 53@6e; dry salted higey i |I|l|l"4 l‘-\ @Se:enlf hides, 4507 o less. Slieeppelts, g rope dty. per Ib, 07 i AN, 1,450 Nouk 3@54c grease, yellow, 24@ic; stearine, big e, otations arefor delivery In Chi- eago) Dry buffalo, per ton 896000 18.00; dry country, bleached, HOOBIANG dry country, danp and meaty. #.00010.00 dry fiint 40 Damaged cach 5@, 14 BoxEs Provision Packers' prices—S MeEATS Averns heavy hams, 2 to sliclr hams, 1ige; break 4 ANl b suusEe dried Deet hiams, Kasi doz., 20.00; per 1h., My mess pork. per bbl, beef, | sausnge, p hn»l.‘ i, H\Ah 440 blood, 4456 head e per b for lots ll'~~ than 5 Boneless, per bbl $13.0; halt ter bbl $.35; elghth bbl §2.y bbLALTH; quiarter bhl #26 Ibs. $1.15; phes feet. ha bbls, 81507 hth bhls, S5 boneless bresk fust bacon, ked hams smoked hams, 0t 1616 % [bs, \ct extra California Lo s rib, e pienc hams, 74ed et tongues, per 1L, 54 exti eSS st v shth bbLEL60 bils, #.75 Kits, 13 1ba FasL 8K 1005 borne- less ham, DIESSED BEEF native, flaonic native, 664 DiESEED MuTToN—Choicd racks of mutton, He; 100; hreasts of mutton, dei CANNED MEATS-Corned corned heef, 2 1b, & #2003 Junch tongue, 0% brawn, 1 tongies, 2 11 ind cans, 3. 8 potted hivn, Hiin, 1y 1b, round 10, rOund eans, Ge; deviled hn eans, #,20: potted oX e, 1 b, round cans, 6t; potted ox tongue % Ib, found’ cans, #.20% compressed ham, L 1D, square cans, $1.7 pressed ham, 5 Ib square o iipes b, round cans, $1.80; minced collops, 2 b, “round 3 boneless pigs feet, 21b, Are Cuns, Half barrels, & fghth burrels, §1 Steers. 500 to 600 1hs ave: steers, 40010 500 Ibs ave ragoe, ows and heifers, 400 1o 500 1bs dressed mufton saddies of mutton legs of mutton, 10¢ beof, 1 1b, 41 lunch tongue, 1 wn, 11 § 105, 3.0 1 heef, 14 1b, b, round cans; potte i “ham, b 45 1, round [ HONEYCOMB TRIVE tor burrels, 1bs cacli, e Ponk ToNGUEs—Uncooked Half hurrels, 100 1bs, § 1bs, #4.00 SAUS ASINGS () rels. middle, per Ib, 4e; hog easings, 183 per 1b. Lo 4¢ ench; rounds, per st 10 fe ¢ 80t middies, por set 57 feet, hics weasunds, less thiun LKo-plece lots, Bige eien’; small bladd Joss " tham i-doz Lo, 180 jur oz farge bad: ders, less than 30-doz lots o2, Laup O 1 "ol w s 48¢; extra No. |l i No. 2 lurd oil, 5 gal, No i $11.00; nKits, e Mild W00 quarter barrels, 50 bar- ungs, Tierees an Atsf00L 011, 4603 0. 1l h.nn»|~ TALLOW-A. N PIOKLED BEER | quarter barrels, LAn—Tie dKes stearine, 6ie AU ES- Hall barr1s, & clghth barrels, §5,00 ed lard compound, 5% ¢; pare leat, fye; kettie ( Add e to Qe per b for smaller packages. PIckLED Tiivk—Half barrels, barrels, $135; eighth barrels, S each, e, 0; quarter kits, 15 1bs Groceries, SUGAR—Cut loaf, 4¢3 cubes, Tige; standard powdered, 7' XX, powdered, 83 granus Luted, 63 ¢; confeetioners' A, 6e; elimax X0, lac; Nebraska XC, 65¢; amibe anary CoFFEE-Green—Faney golden Rio, old peaberry, 2tgc; 1o, choler 16 fin § Rio, prime, 22 Ko, good. 2(4ce; Suntos and common Rio, Mochi, %ullullu- 0. G, e; Java, lexican, 2ic. Roasted Lauglll : Dilworth's, Mocha, e O [ IPAREN AC Arlosit, XXX faring, outmenl, 130 i, 100 11, 10a@11¢; ri S0 und t Lt peas, 3e; spagitti »ops—Irudts, Culifornia st brands, 214-1b, per Aoz, Apricots, $LONG1.8; gadlons, §h.50; Dlackberrics, #2.95; dherries, bluck. cher ® grapes, $1.65 pe beaches, vellow, s cling, #3403 plums, exg, golden drop, $1.80; plums, 150; peaches with pits in, $10 gooseberrics Fauinct BLR0; strawl ern standarls, lons, pie, 8.0 210 goosely | D@5 2-1b rasphirrie BOae 2-1b bluckberric Derries, preseryved, 18 served, $1.50; pir i Syt sachios; lenion HEB@IN; plums reen giges, $1.0 108 b blueberyies, 2-11) Straw= 11 raspberries, pi Ib hiackberries, p i chopped, 2=1b Bathiin - sliced. #2003 rics, 3-1b peirs, B-1b, §1. toes-—d-1b extra, #1.00 b standard western brands, We; strietly standard, # Lo glitedzed 1-lb Freneh, fine, I8a2ic; 1-1b nch, ordinary, 16@18e, Peas—Tres, e, e3 demil-fine,per ean, 16¢; 2-1b sifted, 2-iearly June, il 3 standard hrands, $1.10; 3-1b soaked. 57¢, S 1 hizh z Rotuzee, ax beans, G0e; -1 souked, e, Crown b New Jersey, $1.69, b, 8L10. Okra and tomatoes okru. $160; Succotush, §.20. L Duies Frurr 6lsc; prunes, casks, oroag, 6%c; Bosnin prances, e drums, 20-16s, 220; lemon peel, drums, 20¢; ap- s, chiolee eviporated, We; Michizan Ly, bc; ‘ rsian dates, bluckber s, evaporated, des, pitted, dry xaporated, N\ 10@ 2% ¢; orange ndon crop 150, crop 1N 5%e; vostiza, prunes, bbi eitron i doz, 1 bushel, nurrow stave, elm, $1.50; 114 bushel, narrow stuve, elin, # 3 1bushel, stave broad b el 5 11 bushel, stave broad band, elm, £200; 1hushel elm stave, b bushel, K stivve, #2005 1 bu 5 doz, %2, 1 bushel, Brig: ouk, Spiint, #5.30; 11 bushel lVll\!u‘], bumboo, #5300 #1005 Laundry, willow, It \\anm, 1t l“lll\ #3.50; law 2.0 spilt, hund 1 wiilow, in nest, (1 small, L DT nest. 6 sutehel basket, covered, 6 innest, pericst, 1,1 small ham very: #8425 niedinm b delivery, # irze humboo delivery wiste paper h skets, $2.40, Fist-Codiish, extri rges, now, grand hank, no 2 -1 bl Snow white Nige; Tark: 10w Whi seale don piced herring Russiumardines, und herring, crown mnekerel tors, halt #1.0); trout, 0; salmon, bund band ushel, 507 40¢: Il.nmh\lr. i and, Ne; do oy b 1 shore, half bbls, bhls, #18,00; whitetish, half bols, half' LS, $.00; family whitefish, 1-1b mackerel (herring) $1.00; $1.00;5 1-1b lobster AL|vrr, silmon 1-1b oyste <11 ddies. 4-1h sar Aol per case, ‘1005, $15,00020.00 15-1b huported boneless sardines, key, £5.000 1-1b surdines, American, per easc, 105, Fronch style, §1.4075 -Ib sardines, Amc per aise, 100S, 5-10 saur dines, m ; detic $1.9; warehiouse, $.00; toy LV 1 YCOA—l5-1b tn. CHOCOLATE — 2 ¢ per b, < per1b; German ehicory, Manilla_ rope, 1ie; sisal rope, Ope 16c 5 NeW process, 81je, COTTON TWINE -Bibb, very flue. 4 or 4 ply. 2207 fine uisy. Inei eandle wick 15, por doz, $1.00; piats, perdoz, \ e, 30 gr, clder, 10¢; good, 13¢; fancy, fruit, Ko 1 POLISH—E2.0000 A, per 100, # VINKGAR wi STOV BAGS $17.00. O115— 150 prime white, 11 B 175 headight, 145 | FALSODA-BbIs. 1ie; S0vA e, Nurs 12¢; white N7 per gross 0; Lewiston. per 100, 15 water white, i gusoline, lie. granuluted, i kegs, Pkgs, 60 103" to box, 34@dse; keg Almonds. 1505 Brazils, 14e; filberts, alnats, 124¢; peanuteocks, 1NESS00 Peanuts, K. MOLASSES . N I) funcy, per gal chol ANl e blivek st WRAPPING ez e Mi Raas— Unlos B & per cont off list In bbl, bulk, $2.10; best wst grade, 100, s, #£2.40; best )i rock salt, erushed, $1.85; wottled, g * Erade, 18, 1s, #. cormon, bbl, §1 SOAP—Custill white, per Ib, lie Drugs. P. & V.. 460; German, B%; ot powder, 2 e: opi £1.10; hops, per It, @] cuttiebon e G comereiul, 18 1o} blue vifric 4 o; citrie, 4XpdTe; tur- sulphurie, per Ib, . Sperm oll turpeutine, o¢; Touka Leans, R per b, 9@10¢; do. QuININE pe fndigo, per 1b, #.00; morphine glyeerine, e 4 Cream tarter, pu ph Aci skinned | 2301 balam tolu, M8@4e; oantha chiory l., e mercury, e, onlomel, 0607 huds, M@0 2o; ganiarabic, wodiu i, 49460 ] Ri0ck Tix-8mall pig, per ib, Corprn-Planishod cold rolled, e per b and flats, ite per b, GALYANIZED SHEET TRON—Diseount 80-10 por cent, pat. plan. iron, Nos. 24 and 2, A. 1000 B 1. C, L X, ©., Hxd, 112,45.50; T £1.50; No., 27, Ko, L and half, 10¢ .2 Sc, 12,05, £3.89, a0c per 1b; bar, Ne voller size shoating to per lbs o per 1b; plits | vige Tix Prare 2 8 X, 05 Speer [roN-No, SOLDEI-S ety Stk NAres - Hasc SEEL Wie NATiS WIRE ~Jap. barh, 3.2 galv THE MARKET. 10x24, £.00; 10x14, G~ Charcoal, REAL NSTRUM yestord Elyida Johnson and husband to Omaha Belt Line rallway company, lot 17, bk 1, West Cuaming add, w d $ Fra Olsen and wife to Omaha Helt Line rilway company, lot 16, blk 1, West € g ndd, wod A TMerriam to Onaln elevator con- pany. 1 pt lot 8 bl N1, q o d A0 imebaugh etal to Omil smpany. n ptlot & bik 201, w Henry Ambler and wife to job Tot 12, blk 3 Eckerman Place. w d Otto Lobeck and wife to L B Foster, lot 10, Marshall & Lobeck's div. w d Otto Lobeek and wife to Frank Carruth, lot 8, Marshall @Lobeek's div, w d.... Unjon'stoek yards conpany to V. Nov- alek. lots Tand & b1k 17, First ada to South Ominha, wd . Roges & Il 0 O 1 Sprivy Omalin View, wd Arthur Reningzton ot al to ¢ 1 1ot 4. blk 15, Omaha View, w d Wright to C W L Lawson, lot 12, 74, South Omaha, w d M B Berger to E E Brace, lot "4 bik'5 orest Hill ndd, w M Shaefler and husband o H W Yates, lot 10, blk Hillslde add No. 1, wd ASt INTS placed on record durlng devator Tuthill, 500 500 1,100 Tot 5, Bk is) 1,100 P4 000 © bik atilek to Jolin Howyor s add, w'd special wasier, 1o M 708 und o, bk 1, lots '8 and Y 1 Boyd, sheriff, to 1 ¢ 0, b1k D" Lowe's first E Ford wnd wife to Stringér & Penn lot 14, blk 6, Ambler P part lows , bIk 6, Orchard Hill. g od RJ Strihger and hushand to D Weil, lot 16, bIk 10, Orchard HilL wd ¢ Stringer & Penny to D E Wl "lots 21 wnd 22, D1k 6, Orehard il und lot 16, Dk 0. Ambler Place, w d JC Barnard and wife'to D EWeil. Tots 17 to2. bik 16, lots 20 and 21, bk 9, North O, w d w ilstignson, lot HE Maxwell, special o Squiie, trustee, Lot 14, 1 An Place Sume to same,lot 13,01k 15, A1 O R e mast bk or Place, Twenty-two transfors, ag L1 ———— Building Permits. The following permits were issued buildiag inspector yesterday: J. H. Van Aoste wo-story brick resi- dence, Twenty-ninth and Mason sty One minor periit rrogallng . by the Two permits. SllROEDLR & DEAV GRAIN, s and Stocks. Basement First National Bank. 808 South 13th MAVERIGK NATIONAL BAN( STON, MASS .$400,000 . 600,000 Provisions Strest, O nah (GAPITALL o sesarsssh SURPLUS. Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corporations 0= leited. Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent, and we ro-discount for banks when balances warrant it Boston Is a Reserve Cliy, and balinees with us from bunks (not located in other Reserve Citles) countas areserse, We draw our own exchinge on Tondon and the Continent, and make cable transfers and pluce money by telegraph throughout the United States and Can- ada. Wi ve n market for prime first s« Lnvestment Securlties, and Invite proposals from States, Coun: ties and Cltles when issulng bonds, ‘Wedo ageneral banking busines respondence. ASA P. POTTER, PRESIDENT. JOS. W. WORK, CASHIER. and fovite NEBRASKA National Bank » U. 8, DEPOSITORY. OMAHA, NEB Capital, - - - $400,000 | Surplus Jan. tst, 1890, - 67,800 Office Henry W. Yatos, presidont tent: James W. Savnge; W | ¥ Morse, Joh i R O Cushing; J. N, Patrick; W. L 8 Lughes, cashior. THE IRON BANIK. Corner 12th and Farnam Stroets. A General Banking Business Tr N Capital, - - - IMERCIATL ational Bank $400,000 40,000 CON Burpluly o v e Oficers and Dir THitchcock Anderson, Wi Willlnms,' A, P cnsh ctors 1. M. Morseman, G M weph Gare e, A Henry, KM 2 G A vie-president: L B Hopkins, preside; A Milliara i KB, Bryant. assistant cashior. Umaha ManUfaatUrerg. Boots and Sh KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes Agents for Boston Rubber 8hoo Co., 1102, 104 and 1108 I vot, O, Nob. 08, Brew ; STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1631 Ncrth 18th Strect, Omaha, Nob, Cornice. CAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Window caps proprietor nd met loskyllghts. John Epencter, 108 il 110 Sou th 10th street Artists' Materials, : A HOSPE, Jr, Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1518 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb, Coal, Coke, DITEN OMAHA COAL, COKE AND LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 8. E. Cor. 16th and Douglas Strects, Omaha, Neb. NEBRASKA FUEL CO, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 21§ th 15th Stroot, Omahn, Neb. Cigars. DEAN,'A RM!TRQN() & CO., Wholesale Cigars. 402 N. 16th Street. “Hello!” 1439, Dry Goods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions “KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO, Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner 11th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb, Furniture, DEWEY & o'mf:n';, ’ Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam Street, Omaha, braska. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furnifure, Omaha, Nebraskn Groceries. McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 1uthand Leavenworth Stroots, Omaba, Nebraska. Lumber, I l G. W: DOUGLAS & CO., Dealexs in Hardwood Lumber, Yerd 1310 N. 16th 8¢, On JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Etc., Etc, dmported and Amerlcan Portland Cement. State ageutfor Milwaukee Hydranlio Coment, and Quincy White Lime. ON SALE PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH —AT— 1302 Farnam Street. HARRY P. DEUEL, City Passenger and Ticket Agent, Denversusluottery Denver, Colo., Capital Prize $7,500. INTS EACH, $26,370 PAID EACH MONTIL BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES. Address B. F, RHODUS, DENVER, COLORADO, CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood carpets and parquet fooring. 9th aud Douglas Stroots, Omaba, Nebra: FRED W. GREY, Lumhcr, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. eth and Dausiaa Bireois) Orishe: linery and N M tions, 1. OBERFELDER ;7’8, Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, 208, 210 and 212 South 11¢h strect, Notlons: 7. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harney streot, Omaha. Oils CONE.OLII)ATFD TANK LINE CoO,, Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 0ils, Axle grease, ote., Omaha. A, L Blshop, Manager. Paper. UA‘RPEN;;'I‘I;.‘;APEK co,, Wholesale Paper Dealers, Carry a nice stock of printing, wrapping and writing paper. Spoclul attention glven o ¢:rd paper. A L DEANE & cO., Genoral Agents for Halls' Safes, 821 ana 32 South 10th St., Omaha. e Toys, H. HARDY & CO. Jobbers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, House Furnishing Gouds, Children's Carrlnges. Farnum strect. Omaha, Neb, 120 Water S NO RIBBON Permanent Alignment SPEED, Strength. Sold Undera POSITIVE GUAR- ANTEE. GEO. H. SMITH & CO., General Agents Nebraska and Iowa, 810 8. 16th St., - = Omalia EAl MANHOOD WEAKAtHoo sentarcd, New Adarws LELLSOH £ INS LY 140 TO WEAK Sutterilz trom wasting 148 Wililam t,, NV, Mects 0f youthtul errors, rarly w5, Jost manhood, et | il 1 containiiiy full part ire FREE OF charge A #plendid medical work should be yed by iery man who is Dervons and debiliated, O WLEN, Moo dus,Conne U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO., Steam and Water Supplies, Halliday wind mills. 018 and 920 Jonea st., Omaha. F. Ross, Acting Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, | Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, Engines, brass work, general foundry machine aud blacksmith work. Oftice and works, U. P, Ry. and 17th street, Oms (VM.A!IA BAFE & IRON \V()Kfl‘i Mani'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Vaults, Jall work, G. Andreen , prop'r. afts, iron shintters and fire escupes. ‘or. 14th and Jackson Sts. Huul ) l)onrn. M. A. DISBROW & C 0. Wholesalo manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings. Branch office, 12th and Tzard streets, Omaha, " UNION STOCK YARDS C 0., 0l South Omaba, Limited, Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice | | RAILWRY TIME CARL Leaves CHICAGO, HURLINGTON & @ Omaha. | Depot 10th and Mason streots LNd m L 010 p m 6.Wp m Leares Omaha. 015 n m 1005 8 0 6% p m S5 nm « Arrivhe O, SO0 8 m 6N p m W50 & m K058 m BURLINGTON & MO, Depot 10th and Ma nver dny nvor * N Line RIVER 1 atreots Arrives Omahn 08 m 615 p m Y 900 p ny KX{roRs Expross it Gxpross I Tarenl K. ¢, 810 & Arrive Dopot 10t and Mason strests. | Omabia. Kansas City Day Fpross G10p m Niht Bxp. vin U1, Trans.| .63 8 m UNION PACIFIC | Aniv Depot 10th and Marey streots. | Cnah and Flyor pm xproe 1245 p m Cenver Bxpross V5P m (Knnena City Kxpress " m Filifield Exo b w Loaves |~ CHICAGO, K 1 & PA Arrlvos Omabia. U P, in. Glhpm a ol n alpm Leaves Omalin. adam 045 p m K. ¢ Lonvos Omaha 10,16 8 m| FIC, depot, 10th and Marcy Ste Nlght Expro 1048 1y Atrive Ouah; oavos | Ounha. (U Tham 815 p m SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC P depot 10t and Marey Sts Slont W Rpross SIOUN Cl & PACTHIC, Depot 1ith and Webster Sts St Punl Limitec or | 10.05 8 m : Arrived RS Arrives Omaha. o p -] T05 pm 24w Arrives Ounhia, Leaves Omaha, B0 p m Leaves |CIICAGO & NOKTHWESTERN Guaha. [U. P dopot, 10th and Marey St Blham ) Expre 40 pm €1 p m 910 Lgaves CLICA Omaa, U ulda m 60 p m v b m 0, Mil, & BT PAUL dept, 100wt Marcy St Chicag Matl (oxcept Sunday)..| 6.06 p nf Uhteng o Chtonx 2N oy OMAHA & 8T P depot, 100 Omalia. onis ¢ i o p & MO VALY | Dapotiith wat W O Tiack T3 Expross 8D 5 iiastings Kxp. (Ex. Sunday) Npm Walioo & Lincoln Passenor. |10 & m fulk (Ex. Snunday) . | 100 o M 8O Leavos Omnhia. |17 FE leaves Omahin OUIN, Arrives Aty os! Omaha, dutlon. .| 9.0 p @ Kx Sun). 1% p m N1 o 0% am Hancoft Passenger (Bx. 8un)| S0 a m MISSOUIL PACER Arcivad Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omh, St Louls & K. O, Expross 0 S Tauts § K¢ Exproas: | 03 0y A Ny 0th and 24t *Workings Dowot | Sloux Clty Aced Sloux City Fixpre Omaha 050 am 15 p UNION PACIFIC -SUBURIAN These trains aiso stop at 1ith, 1ith, stroets, Summit and Savidgo Crossing men's (rains o dny Brona Shel'y St tlon Albrts Dopd Prans. om South wn: 1 o] Dot | Omaha. AM AN AM AN M AN | AN AN 40541 505 515 L (%10 605! 015 7.0, 7.15 o | Transfer | 0.0 p m 080 am| . 500 pm CHICAGO, K. 1 & PACILW Union Depot, Connetl Blufs 1eht Express Atlnntic Expross Vestibnlo Limited 1030 & ny Lonves | CHICAGO & NORTHWESTRRN | Arrivis n Unlon Depot, Counell Blufls, | Trun Chicngo Expross Vestibulo Limited - Enstern Elyer. KOO p i Atlantic Mail Leaves |CHICAGO, MIL, & N1\ PAUL Mranster| Unton Denot. Counell Bluffs Chileago Ml (e | e ChicnRo. Ex 10.00 p m Chicngo Kxp STLJOR & OB 040 8 m 5.00 p m 1000 p Arrivi i'ransfeg Sunday). 20 1 m | Arrives 1007 0w 2 City NiglitExpross Teaves OMAMA & 81, LOUIS, Transter| Union Depot, Counell Blufts. | Transfer 500 p m St Louis Canon Bl 1215 p m Leaves (CHICAGO. BURL'N & QUINCY Mranstor| Union Depot, Connell Bluffe, (7% 0400 m| - Chioago Kxpross 7 1000 p 122200 Chieng Kxprow.. 780 p m ton Lol Loaves | hIUl XCITY & PACIFIC Transter] Unlon Depot, Councll Bluffs. T.458 m| ... Sloux l'll( Ace modation Paul K 140 A m 1120w m S a3 Westward. [ “ung| £l 1] Webster ft... Oak Chatham. Druld Hil ... Lake Btreet. . Walnut Hill .0 & SeEsSEEERSS oD gREEZ sE=yEN EREBTE 5582258 13 118 Beymour Portat. Dundee Place. Walnut Hill.. Lake Streot. Drula HIlL. . Ouk Chatham, W erEanass m!.‘!‘v...m LASS Reltns anetce HEW VORI I.DIWBIDERR' AND BLASBEW, CIRCASSIA, July 12, ] ETHIOPIA, July 26, ANCHORIA, July 19. | FURNESSIA, Aug. 2. New York, Queenstown and Liverpook. | The Celebrated | Jul; ith, CITY OF ROMB. Aug. 2id. Bept @0the SALOON, SECOND-CLASS AND lTlmlflE Fatos o ower terme (0 and from th UWYCN ENGLISH, éta reduced, uresque Cl pits or "'I’(Rl OF l!l!flll‘ AND DRAFTS at lowest current rates. “Apply o any of ou agents, or 1o HENDERSON BRO! t Omaha: Harry -‘"\'um, H. P, Deuc e ——T STATE LINE! GLASGOW, LONDOHDERRY, BELFAST DUBLIN, LIVERPOOL & LOKDON. FROM NEEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY. Cabin Passage 35 to $50, :ccmdlnr to [ccation of stateroom, Excursion $66 fo §95. Bteerage to and {rom Europe at Lowest Rates. AUSTIN BALDWIN & C0., General Agents, 63 Broadway, NEW YORK, Jno. Blogen, General Western Agent, 1 andolph Street, Chlcago, Hurry E. M 108, Canne. Auiu LIXE OCEAN STEAMERS | bio to return Mersey, North oF zen s Bunk, Otto W Passagoto and from Gr at Britain and a parts of Europe. Monreal-Liverpool route, by the s of St Lawrence, shortest ofall,. Glaigow t0 Boston, to Philadelphis, Liverpool to and from Baltimore, Thirty Steamers, (lass excelsior Accomaodations unsurpasced. Weekly sallings, ALLAN & €0, Gon: Wert. A e 41 . 3. Sundell, Mansger. 112 La Salle 8t.. Chicago, Ll © SYPHILIS s Can b cured (0 t000 duy s by use of the mird fo Remedy. #0000 for u ease 1t will CAUTION to got the edy. Write oreallon K, O, Eonuing reind ney street, Omaba, Nebruski. Ry BABY EESFBEB o uny bince ;(mu Biates Also 4 il Trcyg lomnie §