Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 15, 1890, Page 3

| ixpected o i THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1890. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Vheat Market 8lov anl Nurrow, With o Blight Rally ot Noon. (ORN SADLY DISAPPONTS THE BULLS, bulll')'wn Strong onCountry Buying Orders—Very Little Ontside sk in the Provis- fon Trude, Cricaao Taly .~($pedal Telearam to Tk Bk, ) Conslderng the news the wh ket was hoavytoday, The bz head of steam on In com snthe carb, and ot theopening, hel ped 10 start whea t at better fignres, but there was 1o adsance from the opning The visible mpply fgires cane i slwly, Chleago howed n large decre of 27400 bushels, Mirenea palis 5000 doc #hile New York decroased bat 51,000, The larze Increase of 8,00 Buashels at Bufaloand 00 In sto nd 10000 ot @t 8. Louls, wis un- Yor a time It looked thero would | o sl Ineromse nstesd of the 50,000 dee rease antiol- patel Suturday. The oficial figures of 1,04.- (00 bishels neanst [154,00 bushels, o decreise trom last yar. New York elared 14000 wheat and sone flour and reported p bulllsh continental cables. Liverpool ¢ werofien for spot and fulures. ‘The oxtremne heatof Sundayin the north e by Nigh windsand lard rinsat points Tast night, and hish tomperatare today. The nevs thit qu was bulllsh in the extreme, us crop ean flonrish nnl conditims reported. Northwesten o ro to sl what inthismarket. Northwesiern country stocks deer sod for theweek 170000 bushels. Mudh of he wheathouzht on the carband v peniig wis sold oul the iirst hour, leay- gorices under the Satrday figires, There wasa Httle rally aloutnoon but the market was slow anl narrow, July surted at Se andsoidat 85 o the decline. Angust sold Mige off (0 B8ie to 8830 fo S8b opened at ¢ sold at aonce, 4 fraction went off to silge, witl elotelitk; De supply i e ofover LO0000, were not post until n s Of the session, The wus a tmporary rily in Sotenher fron 80 %o to oul aslde “from this there wis 1itle The closing s were dentical with August sshe, D1 ng_ono a8 reise, from 0% o dier Saturd e “The comn miarket wis onming butthe rultof tho d: politniont tothe hulls, Weather condi- Fiows over the soithvestem stites boo Bliscring ather was report y and high 1 and THnofs. y the urb. and ) all futires aturduy. The the Tow, Misson tive Duying c ketopend at 10 1e from the cloe buying v y Login & Co. ind Me(or- mitk & Co. The straig appeirinee ot the maarketenvised shorts (o jump in_and by, he adv ¢ wis stonpel offerings of Hutehiron, On the varly bilge the leal erowd histened to e and th ht'i\ prices were gt held. July soldat BThes Aug borsoldit Hite todl s The oats mark oncountry iy stil fartheron the g all the markets early. caused o brak by e when 1 ho m wore up e g it theopenlni Prices ndv bullish feeling in hen Hutehinson vy selling. The last were about b ove atarnli i nt 2ae attheclose A Septomber 2850 to % othe close, May 315§ ¢ Lo @ prov ison it loey outside b only onae e to e and corit uple. Short 1 firm 3 aud elosed higher nt 5, ptember, L for tho same wonth wasat 3,024 and .05, clsing at 10.024 Ness porkfor July was quotedat $2.00 and #I8S at theelose, Septem- Lor #1100 to 08010 the close. Thert were no now feitures exopt hat he digue appears tobe litting pork decline slowly, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. 0R10AGO, July B.—[Special Tdegram toTwe Bie.]-CATILE—The supply was made up of 15000 nath 3,000Texins. Natives con- siited prinipally of three-quarter fatved stecrs,such that have been selling of late nalnlyaromnd £.75, still there were agreat many heavy fateattion sile, but only alight sprinkiing of handy dry-fed qualitios and de- sirablebutcher suff, Hewvy ottle, such as aro sel as exprtes, mot with slow and weak fiquiry and prices eased aff ) and Voo Dry fod smcoth stefrs of Hght and me- dium veigits recelved constderabloattention \ rulod st Good 0o ws wero tively and commanded strong fgures. whil radesrulel steady, The early Te et was Heand o Bigher, but. h #low 1o more thin 1ist Siturdiy s quotation The bl rn of mative ciitle todiy |5 die i @ greit event to the drying up of witer, wellsind syrings throughout lowi, Nissouri” and miny stroums of Hinols wnd Kansis, £ sl the r stock 1o market” soncr than take chanees of hold- g duriig (his hot weather. Choie 10 extra beeves, $40604. um 1w good Hoers, 135 to 1200 to 1,350 Ibs.. K824 K350 ftockers and el mixed, fed st @3.00; e HL008—The nirle mand for s eholce cusses of bu hor thin ) fe put in iy with insiz- LS asmar- closing sales [ 20w bulle, covs, 81 opened with o good de- quality of hogs Trom all L, and prices averaged 1o rrage of turday, and 2 letterthanFriday, e Tow duy’ Tast Tho bulk of thoheavy, good cough shipping, sold aroind $085, und most the. e king des hotween ¥R A few famy sortel he wei lmum Undirwond - at .85 bit E90ropraented the aclual extrome top of the market forprinest leavy qualities Light hogssold from 0 %105, with £.00 the pop- ular price for York sorts. A fow singghig tops brought H.00. Se cher' pigs comuanded genenlily =% though PReErS S0l ak low s> §.700 Tho finish of the general markot wis weak and Indie tionshaveun uncertain otlook for tomorroy. FENANCIAL Nrw Youk, July 4.—[Special Telegram to TrEBEE]-ST0kS-Tho effert of the pissage of the silver VIl ujon tho stock market this moning was littl more than to stimulite trading In stlver certifcates, and although 8 themnrket prsentea astrong front outside of Sugar Refineries there were but slight dhanges in the quotatins after the opening advances. First prices were gnerdly from % t0 14 per cent better than Saturday’s eleing figurs, but Sugar wis w 1 per cont and Pacfic Mall 14 Sugar was very acthe and ross 1 g cent futher to M. m met gqin o 8 per et from Saturday’s faul fizure,but reacted frac- tionally In tholatier portion of the hour. $il- vercertiicates ulso opmed up 1§percontand on ompiratiely nrge business rose o 10 iin Of 3 por cent over e opening prioe. mong (he stocksof the regulariist 8. Paui Wmostaetive and showeda sull frietionl advinee butPaciio Mil wis unableto hold itspeni advininge, reatting & 'jor cont, andligeking Viliey. after sl of 3. st st of Its lnprocment. The rest of the Tkt showol Thle ar. 1o foatare snd tha fHucuutins were scarcely pereptible. At 11 etk the wmarket ~was quict and ther e vy, With Some stooks slightly Tower. th frices Durlng the hour to lock” Pacific luil akain tovthed its high POty 4, with 11 friends predicting a grent Ll on ‘fecuntof o sibeidy bl Theke AW FOsE (o 15, D A1 ot holl 1ts st rice. Bugardropped 0 5 L0 wnd agaln vos to 8, Grangerstock wero dull at Hitle beitor thin Siturdiy's fgures. Sugar Reineric afler dng manpuliod il day, rtumed Justut e elose 10 784, the last prico OF luat ke luteln the day Kok “Tiltnd dropod L0k, It reco vire I, show g 14 net los. Bt Piul and Lackivania were cich sonewhit aotive, ind ench s Kall at tho elose. Grangers generally were Beiy with" Kook [slwnd. Total saits were ®s00 shires. The folloving vere the dosing quotations: < H“‘llll'll'll‘lw“ Chicagu & Allon Chicws o ullllmllun Ay D& W Hlinots Centnl. . LB &W Kinsas & Tons Lake Shore lehteen S o preferred (14T S0, Pan & Omihia 10| do preferred {union Facit, 84 WS L B 10| do preforred k| Wastern Union. 11\ 84 L = nt. rllnll llim A!'llLfl Paver— TENLING EXCIAN Qulet sty -duy bills, 5445 demand, 8.5, Mining Stocks, New Yous, July l—[Speclal Telegram to The Ben]~The following ure the mining stock quotations: T [Tron Silver 150 Moint Dinh 125 | Mexiean 100 Omtario W00 Oeclion taj Timesik Phaenix, Al Horn Sily TMARKET, 10AGO, July 14 s ensh, K71 T ~|nu|lv te-Stendy 3 Rye-Quilot . close-Wheat— L 0y Septeniber, | Septembe: Finie hy— #1013, Flax-Easy at 1131 Whisky 8110, Pork=Dll Lari-Firn Provisions. Sentember #1050, ptember. $0.021 teady: tull eream eheddars, 17450 Young A H light green e; green silt o; dry call, Hides salted, Firmie 6y ¢ iid packed, 4o eipts. Shiy 17.00) HT.0W Wi Resc 030 bughelss o ZIR.0) pts, 110550 t unsot- . July 19, brshels: export Honsstendy ; Com — R busliols ; VALOE; 44150l 45¢ 5 options afloat; stronger, dedd mixed. July closing at Tece Epis. 30,100 bushels; e xports, 48,00 ushels: spot strongers No. 2 white, 38081 mixel west HarKe; White westorn, S4 July closing at 3 closed stuid L 19,500 g tawe heldl high refined fiem; 0" Oxtra O, I-1075 11-16¢ : white extra Tiow, 445 Potrol Steady; United closed for Aug- At N gs—Finey, strong; Pork—S$teady, Lt —Str western steg ber closing it 4,50, Butte ey, firm dairy, 6a1ic MINN B AR 3 shipi western, prime, 154@ chofce, weak; western ipts. 03 ades in pretty Tizhi dewand il the groer part of (i seusion. Prices avernged stronger notwithi- stanling weaknessin the carly Clos= Tuly, 88Gc; August, 884c; o track, 00 1 northorn, | Angust, 8650 oK, K808 thorn, July and August, fic; . St Lovs, cash il Wheat elosed 80140, September, h September, Pork—Quiet; caush, £1100¢01150. Lord —Nominal af §5.6. Wihisky—$1.10. Hitter-Best fivy unchanged; ceaniery. low des dull; @ tse; a 1.~ Wheat — ¢ i No.t nartlier, 51 prices Corn Qu 1S Provisions ust, 11,00, CINCINATY, Firm, Cash, #1205 Aug- .Iyxny 4~Wileat—In good de- Onts Whisky—#LI0. KANSAS Crry. Tuly 14.-\W heat 2 hard, cashy, Titauise: No. B2 Corn—THizler Onts -Highers No.2 LIVERPOOT, July 14. poor: holders offer sparl Fsiiad@is dd per cenval; re 2d rod wostern Corn-Quiet but steady mixed westorn, Flrn; demand Califoraia No. 1 tern sprin nter. 78 1d@is e, domand poor; new 83gd per contal, LIVE STOCH. CHICAGO, Tuly Lt tle- etuetive vy to lower; beoves, H.50 steers, $3.5004.40: stockers and fedders, 1 cows, butls and mixed, $1.25@5.10; exas cattle, $1.7505.00, Nloze-Itcolpis, 2,00, markot higher; mixed T0WA00; heuvy, Tight, 706 skips, §3.0005.40. Sheep-Recel pts, 6,400 marketslow itives, §5.2505.10; Texar Recelpis, 21,000: strong and .70 nd weal 2327045 lambs, Journal specinl London ca’y egeram oderate supplies of cttle from all arters. Demznl steady, prices firn ut 1240 Per 10 for cholee A morlean steer §r. Lours, July 14-Caitle—Keceipts, 3 shipments, 003 mirkot strong: fair to finc nativesteers, 3754.0; stockers and fecde {GATHIN HomyRecelpts, ket higher; hea Light, £.704 KANSAS O 3,001 steoes, feed ers, B2.670 Togs-— Iecel pis, ket higher; al ONANA LIVE STOUK. ttle—Receipts, market lowory 2.00; stockers and 500; <hipments. $000; mar- grades, 3,40 @150, Cattle, : Monday. Tuly 14, Estiimted recoipts of eattlo 1,00 ermpared with 185 Suturday and 200 Monday of lust weole. The market oponed very slow and lower, Diossed beef and export steers 10¢ lower, the most desirable cows leifers are sbout steady, others huve declined ahoutwith steors. Stockers nd foedors are lower having declined 150 (o %¢ 8 fnee Mond of last w are vory dull, A kinds of cattle are from a shide to 15¢ lowe Hogs. iated rescipts of oz aturday and Themarket ope active nt > of 10 to Ihe, closing firm at noe. with all sold early. ~The range of @, the bulk selling ot &30, nixed, FLS@IH: heavy, averago of the price. puld red with 8447 Suturday and st week, ompared Monday of Estimated receipts of ~I|(‘4") 213, compared atarday and 1421 ) y The demind for good mu ttons still ex- ceads the receipts. Prevalling Prices, The following is a table of pri this market forthe rade of stoek Prime steers, 19 to 1600 bs. ., Good ste 125) to 1450 1hs j00d stee 103 1O 130 bs. »umon, 1000 to 1150 bs Common’ tannng Ordinary (o falr covs wirto f2ood cows (1004 to cholee cows Cholte tofuncy cows Fairto zood bulls Cholee to faney bulis Lizit stockers and food edors, 150 to 1100 by . irto clhoiee light hogs Fairto clolce heavy hozs. .. Falirto cliolce mixed hozs Average Cost of Hogs. ‘Tho tollowinz table ives the averize cost of Logs on the dates menttoned, neluding the costtoday. as basel npon sales reported: June 30 g July July L2 July o July2' TS e Tuly 10 Tuly i July 11 Julyd. .. 3 July July 14 July 7 ) . BodNg rative Tables, following table shows the onhogs durinz this and last w The rnze In price 0 Last Week. Sdny - enlay. dnesdny hursday Fridy.. Saturday Highosst and Lowast Silesof Hogi. Toduy. Saturday. Highest PR 1Y Highest ¥ Lowest ... . 45 Lowest Stack Racalpts Omalal Sy, Cattle o 81 O o 02 ears. Hogs. ... . + 43 cars, Sheep... 205 Shoop. .. 2 cars, Horos.. 54 Horsos.., 13oars, 250 Average Price of Hogs. Showing the averago co pall for loads of hogs o1 the days m‘l'u v T 1857, 1888, 1830 and 18; uly .| e rT— | duly 88 July 7. - Sunday. e 13 I5] AT Range of Prices. noas, The following table stows the & i for hogs: e 8180 inge @5 Falr w cholee mixed st Peime fat sheep Gooa fat shee, Conmion tom Disposition of Stock. Showing the namber of hogs pure the different buyerson today 's uzarket: CATTLE witt&Co ... . The G, 1L fammond 00, The Armou Cudahy Pucking Co. Omah Packing Co v Hamilton & Stepher lenton & Und erwood. Beckor & Degen ... Lobmann & Trauermani, Other Buyers v noas, The Armour-Cuduhy Packing Co. Omalia Pucking Co 4 Swift & Co. The G, H, Hani 1P Sauires & Co CATTLE, Bu Swift & The 0 1, finwiiomnd v Armour-Cadahy Packing Co la Packing Co rhuyers Omahn Packing Co. \\\HI & o sreo L i 1. St & €0 N& 0O ... & Sons Brothers Brittain & Co.... Total.....e Swift & Co.. Rresentative Sales, DUESSED BEEP STEET r. Ne. Av. Pr, 31105 R0 WK 5 2108 40 SHIPPING AND EXPORT 375 171862 4 15 COWs, 01 1..1210 273 100 980 STERIS, 15 250 STOCKE 0 1024 o 0. . 1065 011 W2 180 BULLS L1480 18 HEIFERS, 0. 6@ 815 OXEN. LU 315 WESTERN CATTLE, Av 1010 Pr. cows 245 2 eows 10 cows 10 cows WS COWS Breows. 1hull 1 by 1ot & 1steer, dresed heet 14 cows 1isteers, dressed heef dsteers, conrse 41steers, dressed beef noGs l'r. Market Mention. Mozs higher and active. tle Tower and slow. Danicl B, W -n~|«r\mmgm ina load of cat- tle feom Rifle. Co'oe Mre. Webiter is as genfal amoantain gentlemman LR bl i) James B, Hume of Madison sent down a car of hos. W. Allprass broaght in a car of ¢ Stuart. Nicholas Nielson of Stamford had on the market W. . Lohr had a car of hozs on the market from Merna. B we n with five cars of cattle ttle from a car of W. I, Black of Eln Creek cars of cattle. W. 11, Lewis haa a car of hogs on the market trom Golumbus, anes Porbes hrons ingo catle from Hy Nols with th came In with six it down three ‘o nis. Teus Oleson of Bancroft were down o cars of cattle. v, the well known shipper of chiof cattle und T. 1 Aldritt, the well known ftockman of Kriend, was doyn 10 25, Fred Stuekey and W. L. B. Chaml were both down from Whitman with cattle cach W. B. Dunn, county, was I f cattl Busick & Hansel from Battle Creek, then. .S, McE encrgetie with a car of luin car of connty treasurer of Clay n Clay Center with u ¢ rof ad two ears of tle here Mr. Busick came In with . agent for the Street carline at Denver, was here consulting Local Agent George W, Joncs, Aungust Anderson of the firm of Anderson & Jolmson, extensive shippers of Oaklund, was Aown with twocars of cattle and oneof hogs. patt i WHOLESALE stable with OMAHA MARKE Produce. Perch, pike, 9e; t t fish, 11 Fisn plcker 6a@ie; light, b led, Gle. 100 half bbl, 8 clder, CiEr-Per bisl, r A pure, per b, orans TH |i~‘llr4'l(lxl’ halt bl, $.00, Woor-Fine anwashed, 1461 medium un- woshed, 18 =0 UN WIS e, 18D, Hipes, I A8 AND TALLOW ~Green salted hides. H4@nte f salt.d hid 3 dry fling hides. 6h0esc; call hides, 41y Damug hides 20 less, Sheep pelts, g each, Ne@ 81.23; Sheop pelts, dry. per 1, 64 TALLOW A No. Ld%5e; No. 2, stearin Quotutions are for delivery 0. ) lV:‘y lllllll'lllln..llu‘ ton *IIJI’”H‘.'IJ dry country, bieached, 0,006G8 115,00 ' country, Qamp and 1eaty, K0E10.0. ¥ T ||4L\M\' Strained. 60-1b cuns, per 1h,%¢; new comb honey, 106518 BeANs— Hand-pleked n..vy.!l‘.m, 00; hand- pleked navy, mediam, $1.60@1 hand-picked Sountes S i e, .16 ..R‘ Prexibs— Mediem, per bbl, ghorkins, § BLACKBENRIES - $3.5024.0) per 4-qt ca EVAVORATED AFPLYS- I ucy, 10150116 por b, L0 BRRIL IR ek it 85,00 CURRANTS. Peri-qlc ’ od, 12,50 por H-qt casesblack, wo-bushel stand, 4.00%5.00, COCOANLT 'r\ Per 100, $5.00. WATERMELLONS — Per 100, £25.001 CANTELOUS o doz, BLLOG ) CALIFORNIA CHERRIES ~Per 10-1D box, #1.50@ southern, per busbel, £.50@5.00; Oregon, . EACHES—Arkansas, 1&-bushel box .00 1.0; California, per box, LEMONS—Per’ box, Messina, Momarors—Four-bask ONLONS —New south PeAns— By PIUNES- per erate. PLuws--Parple Duane, POULTRY--Per doze SDriig chickon i3 005 for stunil 83 G, spring ehicke or suill; 0 for medjum; K3.30G40 for large; 1ive turkeys, wl_ ‘blno. 4.50450. box, §.50. 2; tragedy, per box, 8223, cholee hens, K.000 OAT-- 200900, 1A Y- $8,06211.00. M q Y BoTrER--Cr { rolts, prly ld packed, i ey, faney ! flunes Aol i 16'5¢; ereamery. creamery, cholce, and prints, 12t 10a21Ze; dniry, cholee, Wl fancy, 8@oe; ‘cholee, @8e; Infor (k<100 for striitly tresii; stils nob aals ab pse-Extra cy full eream ain Lwins, 90 oo fancy skims, @ falr (0 goxd, : fancy limburger, 16 domestic ~\H~fl 15@!ie. twine, choleo twins, & skims, GB8Le; Young Americ brick, 106 faney cream twine, 9iie ie isions, kers' prices noked ns, 12 t Mears—Pa uoked hans, 16:1b Nims, 20 to b, 108405 oxtr 2 Ibsave skinned ) 1bs average, 94 ioe; Calitornin on, clear, Ti4@Se ; rib, N sausage, 805 plenie hans, 7ig of hums, KESie; beof tongues, por er 1, 94 dry salt neats, Maes ver bbl, #11.50% XtH hiess sausage, per 1b, bologn , Hlood, 444¢1 headeh o e per b for 1018 Tess than 30 |bs. i Doneless b, $14.5) ter bl §i7 hth LI 210, pias 11 D1, 8,750 e lglithy L # kits, 15" ibs, 1.1 half 1Rl quarter bbis, 81.50; | each, 65c; |IUI]\~1I'\~|IH‘|||\[ st ll|.m| Tess finm, fe, Dukssen Berer native, Gy le; native, G g e, 5lae, D MUTTON - Chole: cks of mutton, He: saddles of mutton, mutton lezs of muttor MEArs-Corned beet 1 1b, J 1 1h, # unch tongue, W T § fd0; Drawn, 11, 203 brawn, 21b, X tongies, 14 b, #.00 ox tongues, 2 1b, $0.00; chipped beef, 115 1b, | round cans. 41205 ronst beef., 2 10, round cins, 1, roun | eans, G potted my e b, round_cans, #1. deviled ha b, round eans, 63¢; deviled hamn, 1b, r ns, #1205 potted ox tongue, 'y 1, round cuns, potted ox tongue, 'z 1 r conipressed lam, 1. square cins, § Sed i, 3 1, square eans, £2.35; (pe ans, 31.50; mineed col ops,'2 b 2; boneless pigs’ feet, 2 1b, square s —1alf barrols, &) 105 elghth barrels, $1 Milk eured ter barrels, 50 dried doz, 8,60 MESS Po Steers, 500 to 600 [hw ave steers, 40010 %00 1hs 1ve cows and helfers, 400 (0 500 1bs drossed mutton, ; quar- kits. 15 ToxGUEs—1Tncooked HHalf barrels, 100 1bs, #1507 Gus Ths, #4.00 SAUSAGE CASTNGS —Cattle Tiorees rels, middie p § round, dige, bungs, o hog'casings, b, hoz Dines, No. 1, 418 00 feet, 12 ¢ set mid- s, less thin 3 Uders, [oss perdoz: lurge bladiers, 0c per do, tra lurd oll, w. 1 oil, 43¢ No. 1 Lard of], ¢ Ble; pure neatstoot ¢ gal, 1 neatsfoot ofl, Iu neatsfoot oil, allow ofl, 42, SPICED I S—HALE harrelse $1L00; quirier bar cighth barrels, £.00 Kits, 15 Ibs each, &2, WA NO. 1. 4 b i T harrels, ¥ nd bir- dles, per set 1,00-picce lots, & than s00-doz lots, less thin 500-doz lots, D OLLs - Bl mpound, 3% Add Tgeto %e per ter 5 108 i Cut loaf, 7 powdered, fte; X Lated, 093 eon oot Ghe; Nebraska X¢ CoFrgr—Green tancy old peaben Rtio, priue. A B lL Rio. THe: cubes, 71§ oy red. A6 anibe niary olden Rio, 221 Rio. clioice Lo fa tae Java, good inerior, Roasted Arics Lanzhlin X CANNED GoOps—1uits, Californii standard brands, 24-1b, per doz, Apricots, $LOW01 anllons, “#.50; blackbeiries, elerr blnele, SLGVLLR0; cher white, & L6V N3 e riett, & yellow, peathes lenion BLwwIS; - plutis, ) guges, 1.6 £210; rasphe peaches, d-1) e ndurds, 1) pie, BL25; g pie, £.00; upples stundurds. &5.1 gooselerrics, e 21D raspberries, $1.00 Leberrios, §@0ct 2-1b bluek berrics, G¥@70e: 2-1b straw- berries, preserved, b raspherries, pre- ved, $1L80;2-1b blackberrles, preserved, $1.2); pincapples Bahtachopped, 2-1b - L. gt -1b Bahama, slic B Mindurd, sliced, #1 cherrie o Bl timore, mifs Do V EGETLES -1t standurd west standard, . cdged sugar corm, Ve sugar corn, $L10; 2-1b ext Q@i 0; 1D stundard -1h Fren finc, rencl, fine, 1502 rench dimary, 1000180, Pens—Tros, fine, por o domi-fine, pe 1 sifte carly Jun brands, 8. 2,803 struw ern st lons 2-1b W @l; “Ib sonkced, 57e. Refugee, & Golden 2-1b ‘ill'!lu‘ beans, e, i Boston baked brands, # ot pu Mol Neow Jersey, $L60. Puuip ¥LI0. Okra and tomutoes—§Li; 5 otush, $1.20, i v Chrrans: new 6lac; prunes, easks, 1,300 Ibs, 6 D or big, Ghe: Bosnii pro clvron peel, Aruns, 2-ibs, 22 lemon peel, deums, i Jplos, cholee evaporated, fe; Michigan lis, Persinn dates, 3 Kkberrie poratid, L ates cherrles, pitted, dry cured, raspherries, evaporated, N Y., new &, ¢ 30, 1040124305 01 nia. London crop 150, Is, crop s, new, deg Atels, 86 s ks, B1ic. 1 bushel. i 135 bushel, 1hushel, 115 bushel, st Dushel elm st anes, bhi narry stave hrc Ve broad band, elm; Dale handlo $1.50; 1 busiiel, onk staye, $2.00: 1 bushel, Briggs, b doz %2, lglnhln- Briggs, &i: onk spiiut, s Dl alc splint, & 1 hushel, 17 bushel, bmboo, dundry, WIoW, Turge. 81307 lnumndr med i, #.50; willow, s rhetselin, . covered, 1 ash satehel has BL10; small bamboo _delivery. hamboo delivery, 8.75; lur; te paper haskets, 12,40, ‘odfish, extra Georges new, fe; srand bunke, new, 45¢ 5 1h blocks, 64 snow white, 2-1D bricks, new, stsei Turkey cod, large middle bricks, 9c: snow white, crates ned fuin scaled hor- rin ring. 2005 domestic Holland herring, fe; Hamburg spiced herring, Mc; Russian sur Jper nost, { mediun boodelivery, i wad, 80 do ey milkors, tocs = (! No. 1 shore, half bl half bbls, #5.00; whitefish, half bbls, trout, half bbis, #.00; family whitefish, salmon, . N 0 funcy, per gal, 557 Cuba baking, W per 1b, 15@25e; No. 1. white, 3¢ ate 74 gasoline, i granuluted, 2%; kegs, NopA—Pkgs, 60 1bs to box, {50 prin white, 75 headl SN@itie; kegs, ~Alnonds. pecuns, 1ic; ronsted, 1e; TCInessos peanuts, Sc. UANNED Fisi—1-1b mackorel (herrin 1-1b finnun haddies. 31605 1-1b lobster il Alusica syiuon, Aleut, 1. 1-1b oy sters, s, -belims little ho 2-Ib clams, little necks, §1. imported, per case, 1003, § ported boneless sard ines, koy, diues, Amerlean, per ci BNEI0; 1-1b sard in 100s, ~ French styl mustard, per cuse, 5, BROOMS -t lor, 35, itle, pluin, $1.5 whisl, 810060 1, 4l per 1, »@oe per 1b; German chicory, 14¢; filberts, § Peanut cocks, UHOCOLAT red, Shye ROPE-Basis—Manilla_rope, 1; cotton rope, 16e ; 6w process, 8 COorTON TwiNk-BIbb, very fine, 220; tine, 200 dabsy. el caidle wic OLEVES —Quaris, per doz $1.00; pints, per doz, bulk. per gal, § VINEGAR -0 gr, clder, 100; wine, e; fanoy, frult STOVE POLISH' $L0005.8 per gross. BAGE—A 13, per 100, $17.0); Lewiston, per 100, #17.00. BaGs—Unlon square, 3025 per cent off list, SALT-Dalry. %0 1bs' in bbl, bulk, £.10; bost grade, 6) 5s, U (e, 100 s, B240 best ade, 18 fiy, & all, crushed, $1.80; 1on, bbl, # BOAP—-Castile per 1b, 0@ 10c; white, per 1b, 14c Dry Goods, Huavy Browx Corroxs - Atlantle R, Tl Atlantie H, 7e; Atlantie D, 64c: Atlantic | Aurors O, 44 Buek's Head, 63e; Cabol Dar! lnr 6e Farmers' No. 1,450 Hoosler LL, Da¢; lndiun Head,' THe; 150 sisal rope, good, white mottled, do 44 Lawrened LL. 6%c; Henrletta LT, 5%, FIxE BIOWN COTTONS - Atlantie Llybe; A rora B, 601 Aurors R, 6%e: Atlus O N B, 7 chieese eloul, 4¢; Clinton FF, s Pepperell e Lungdon G B, to. FrnAcHbD, CoTTONS—Borkoley eampbric—No 601 et Yet, 63 Butterioth XX, 4 Abot, T43c: First Call, 6305 Fraitot th Looni, 1L Semper Tdeny, fo: Housckeepor. St Kt ¥ ambric, 10c n G B s, 0=1n, 9iqe Dpere -1, 10c; Pepper 110 PoDPOTeT b, 110 Peppored 5ot e rell, I, 10-4, Utlea, 54, Hes Utle Ttica, 10-4, 10 NG Amoskeag, Gc Amoskeag. dross, Bates, 6'50; Warwick, dross, 74e; anc ¢ Glenalre, 0%¢; Whittenton, drets, 8¢ Prints—Indico bluo—Net—Martha Wash- B, 04o; A Arnold, giaes Arnold Inzton, 6¢ B, Pei Stifo 1201 Morrimack. K3 Allen N Allen Chanbray, Gloucester, Eddystone, 610t {1507 St. Ledger, 8lse; Washington, 41,¢; Merri= Reds—Fountain, 04 Berlin, 6! ; Red Cross, 7o, yei Red ‘Siar, 6e; high colors, B, 10-in, Bge; st A 16 I, < -4, 200 AvS S Tton, Bics oe; Plivrs— Panct River, te; Kuinap Shirtligs-Martha mack, 44c. | G Steel RED CAMBRICS slled Clover, 5e; Stovens' D, ns P 18-, N, | 2010, vens' SRT, bleached, Te extra. DENTMS Amoskeng, 90z, 16150; Yor! camlet, 1267 Everett, standard. jop Tuy= ker's, Tige; Old York, XX, 1013e: Luwren L 13ia0 Lawrence, 0-0z, 15'5e; fancy stripes and checks, 111 CorTOoNADES—York Nankin wiston, 100z, 22150 e, 207 i, 11505, 1014¢ orett, Workingman's, Dru s, QUININE ~Per oz, P & W, 46c; German, 3be; indizo, per 1. Inseet powder, 22 oplum. £4.00 morphine, pie oz, 500t hops, per 10, 3 wlycorin extrine, 100 cuttichone, sommerelul, Ise blue vitriol itric, ; sulphuric, nerib ntine, 480; g arub! fum, $0@4dc merculry, 87, Metals, BLOCK Tax all pig, per ib. Corprr—Planished boiler sizes, e per 1h: sold rolled. Zie per 1 sheeting, 51 per 103 pitts and flats. 3i¢ po GALYANIZED SHEET JRON Discount 50-10 per cont. pat. plan. fron, Nos. 34 and 27, A, 10505 B, o L X, 10514, per 1b; bar, 3¢ I‘\' PrLATE=T. C.,, 10524, 215, $7.00; TiN I‘l ATE: RooriNG X, ¥ e Trox—No. 2 ROLDER —Strictly ) Uikl NAILS ] g Wire NAtL E—Jap. barb, $1. pabaiell The Coffee Mavket. New York. July 4.—[Special Telegram to T B ] Coffee options opened dull, § pointsdown to 5u losed steady, unchanged, 2 points up; ales, 10500 bags, in- cludingz July #17.15; Auzust. $16.00@17.00 Septe R 1B.40@ 16,501 October, $15.90; Dece - | #15.5 ¥ ; May, #5.2. Spot Rio mer and more active; falr cargoes, $20.00, \u 7 flat bean, l"l’u\\ We. The Visible Supply. Cricamo, July 14.—The le supply the weele ending July 12, as compiled by secretary of the Chicazo board of trade i follows Coke, 14x20, 112 Charcoal, 1. half, e, Bushels Wheat. Corn Oats... Rye. ... Barley ... 405,000 551000 442,000 THE REALTY MARKET. during 0 1" Davis ec 1ot 18, lock i, I O Morgal lots 4, Place, wd. E Mayn: ny to] T Kl Lke View, wd ifo to 1M Ri bik shur ... 2,000 \ardson, Brizgs S8 b G4 sy A #20,000 vd o Teslie Stavert, Tois 1,7 1, Dik 1, 10ts 8, 0. 11 and Tot 21, blk 7, lots 16't0 20 and 21, ots 10, 13 and 16, b1k second add to South Omaha,wd Joseph and G E Barker to B B Williains, lot 11, blk 2, sub of J I Rediek’s add, ¥ 100 "A Manning, 1ot 5, ha, wi D H Wheoler, ir., bik 100, d wite to 8 N isell, w !4 lot 15, bIk 1, Clarendon add, w d... Edward Fearon and wife toS W Niles, 1ot 18, Fearon Phce, w d. . ....... Johanna Biel and husband ‘to AThirt Sander, lot 3 ik 24, Wilcox's 2nd add, M E Beatiy and hushand to M A Claftin, 1ots 1 and 2, blk 14, Boyd's add, wd,. M E Beatty and husband to James Viies I, 60X 177 €8 In 1ot 2, blk 12, West Omahn 1ot'5, Diic w NS nd wife to D R Came rick's add, wd .. DIk, Patriok's nda, v L M Field and hushand to' L M ‘Tattle, 1ot 11, blk {awthorne's add, wd Margatet Fleming to William ' Luwson, part northeast 1 northwest 14 nort West 14, see 8, town 15, range ¥ T Reateiand wite to G E Birk blk 8, lots 13 to 22, blk . Rediek vision of Rediek’s subdivision, £'M Richardson and wife to F O Mor: Tots 7 to 12 Dl 11, West Alvright tion. wa. 8 s F M Richardson aj C Morgan, 10ts 6 10 12, blk 13, West Albright addis tion, w d . © G Van Camp and wife to W Heurd, 1ot 2, blk 4. Cot tage ¥ w d T _J Penncll to Sarah Kolin, lot 1 Vilard Park, wd 4,000 4,500 300 North On wd 1,000 Tirenty-two transfers Building Permits. “The following permits were issued by the buildine inspector yesterday Masonie Temple craft, repairs o) ing. Sixtecnth street and AVORUE, . e Sam J. Boden, on build- upital and thréa-fourihis story frame residence, Hinscom place W, 1. De Frame.one and one=half stor, frume dwelling, Twenty-ifth and paulding steels. .. N Four minor permits. Total, seven permits..... .8 The new offices of the great Rock [s- land route, 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam street, Omaha, are the finest in the city. Call and seo them, Tickets to all points eust at lowest rates SHROEDER & DEA GRAIN, Provisions and Stocks. Basement First National Bank, 808 South 18th Omah 5,606 Str‘eat, PACIFIC ON SALE PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH 1302 F—n,—mivlr; étreaf. HARRY P.DZUZL Oity Passenger and Ticket Agents RAILWAY TIME GARD Loaves CHICAGO, WURLINGTON 8 Q.| Arrives Omaha. Depot 10:h and Mason streets. | Omaha._ Chicago Expros K00 4 m Chicago Express. 0% pm Clileago Expross ........| 430 a m Chicago. Local 505 a m BURLINGTON & MO, Arrives Depot 10th and Ma: Omaha._ Denver Dy 05 p m . Denver Expross ‘Denvur Night Gapress Lincoln Loc | 60 pm KC ST 1 &C B Arriver _Depot 10th and Mason sireets. | Omaha. Kansas City Day Kxpress | 610 p m Nighit Exp. via U, P, Trans.| 6.4 a m UNION PACIFIC | Am Depot 10th and Marey streots. | Cwal Overiand Fiyer 005 p m Pacific Expross |12:48 p m Denver Express . (Knnsas City Expross Falrtield Exp. (except Run.) CHICAGO, R 1 & PACTFIC UL P, d 10th and Marey Sta. 10 p m 8.80p m Leaves Omaha. | 0058 m IIVER troots. Kxpross Owmaha. | Wi am P45 p m K ¢ 1oavos Omaha. | f280p m THpoml 1020 8 m 500 & m| 10.15 8 m| Laaves Omaha. Arrives Omuha. 005 n m Vestibule Limited SIOUX CLEY & PACLFIC U. P, depot, 106h and Marey Sts Sloux City Passonger St Paul Expross SIOUN O & PACIFIC, Depot 1ith and We Ste. S Paul Linited Leavos (CHICAGO & NORTIWESTERN .| Arriv Omaha. |U. P depot, 10th and Marcy Sts. | Omaba. 018 m hloago Kxpross 620 p m 40 p 930 m 615 b 705 p m 910 p o 24 p m 416 p m Leavos Omahn i a 5.0 p Lenvos Omaha. | 600 p w 10.45 8 m Arrivos Omaha. 10.05 0 m | Arrives | Ominh. | 0.2 am Leavos |CHICAGO, Omaha, U MiL, & ST. PAUL, ¥, depot, 10 and Marcy Sts. pt Sunday) xpross ixpross Arrivos Omaha. 930 b 1eaves OMABA & 8T LOUIS Granlia. |U. P, depot. 10th and Marcy Sts 430 p w8t Louls Ca Lonvos | EL & MOV Omatia. | Dopot 1ith aal W a0 m ; 000 A m Tastings Bxp. (Ex. Sunday). 610 p m .. Wahoo & Lincoln Passenger.. |10, 810 p wl.. York & Norfo B 10. Leaves | « Omuha, Depot | 700 m |- Sloux Clty Accommodation Im pm Sioux ity Kxpres (i sun.) A0 b m Paul 1 B1h b | aticott Lenve MISSOURE Owaba. | Depot1ath and Wobstor sty 1050 & m .. St Louls & K. C. Expross 915 St. Touls & K. €. Fxpi UNION PACIFIC -SUBUIBA! Theso tralns wiso stop at 1ith, 17th, strosts, Summit and Savidio Crosslag. men's (ralns 4o not run Sunday. Brona- Shel'y St~ ton | Arilves | Omahia. 0.0 p m 1 Arrlvoy Omaha, “and 24th *Working- | Awriy Denot. South Omaha. 00 7 | 705 8.0 i;?;w V| a0/ 314055 50( 40 fid0 ~| 65| . [0d0 PACIEAC, | Arrives Trans for L& 500 p m Loaves | CHICAGO & N Transfer| Unioa Depot, 940 0 m 500 pm IIHWESTRRN. | A Counell Blufly Chicako Express Vestibule Limi Ives s tor 40 p m W0 W p ¥ L0 m CHICAGO. MiL. & N1 PAUL Union oot Councll Blufts 0 & m|..Chicngo Mull (excopt Sunday).. | 53 p m 090 p Clengo BXDFess. o eiert| 815 0 m i b ¥ L apm 101 & (.1 Arrives il Blifts | Pransfer Kunens City Dy Kxpross. .| innans Clly Night kxpross OMATIA & ST LOULS, Union Depot, Counell Blifts, T...8t Louls Canon Bali SLCAGO. BURL'N & QUINCY, Unton Depot, Connell Blufts Chieago Expross... Arriy Transfer Transter 1007w m ipm wm Arrives | Peanster 1215 p m Arrivon fransfer 20 p m 140 & m S0 am | Arrives | Transfer Jonves | drnnsfor 500 p mi| Leaves Transter | 4,40 0 ™ 1000 p | 730 p m| Leaves nsfer| 7404 my SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Union Depot, Coungll Bluffs. oux_City Accommodation ul Express ESTABLISHED IN 1878 BY THE MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY. Operated under a twenty year's contract by the Mexicun lnternational Improyement Compaiy Grand Monthly. drawings held in the More Park, City of Mexico Pavilion 1n the “Alamed publicly condueted by government oMciuls appoli ed for the purpose by the Secretary of the luterior anlthe Treasury. LOTTERY OF THE BENEFICENCIA PUBLICA. THE NEXT MONTHLY DRAWINC will be held in the CITY OF MEXICO, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 7th,1890 "CAPITAL PRIZE, 60,000. 80,000 Tlckets at #4, £320.000, of Tickets, Amerlcan Money. B4 Halves 22: Quarters $1. LIST OF PRIZI al Prize of §00.000. g al Prizo of 2000 Prizo of 10.000.. Grand Prizo of 2,000, Prizes of §1.000 0 Prizes of 600 20 Prizes of 200 100 Prizes of 100, izes of 00 Tizes 0f 20 APPROX I NTION PIIZES, 180 Prizes of &0 approximating to 80,00 prize 180 Prizes of S approximating to 20000 prize rizes of H0approximatingto 1000 prize erminals of €0 declded by 600) prize Prie hole 10,000 2,000 5,000 5,000 4,000 10,000 17,000 11050 9.000 500 L Amounting to.......... §§50 80id 1n'the United States fully paid in U.S. Currency. TS WANTED. s, or any other informa {0 tho undersigned county, street a; rn mail delivery will losing un envelope bearing your IMPORANT. Address, U, BASSETTT your L More r ured by your o full address, EXICO. Or to CnAs. B. MANTELL & CO., Room 401 N. Y, Life Building, Miaha, Neb. By ordinary letter, containing snued Ly ail Express Companies. chunge, Draft or Postal Note, SPECIAL FEATURES. By torms of contract the company mustdeposit the x ncluded in the scherie betore sell- « single tieket, und receive the fol owing ofticlal mit: CTTFICAT) MONEY_ORDER New York Ex- by cortify that the Bank of Jondon and A hns on deposit. the necessary funds to guaral nt of all prizes drawn by the Loteria de I J cin Publica. = APGLINA I CASTILLO, Intervenor. the company I required to buto ff 0f tho viriie of all the tickets in prizes— er portion than is given by any other Finally, the number of tickets is lmited to 8,000~ 20,000 leas than are s01d by other lotteries using the same schewe, SPECIAL This 18 to certify that the Bank of Commerce, Nashville, Tenn., will pay all prizes in above. CHAS. B. DUNCAYN, Cashier. Furthe OR MEN UNLY! 'ntuEfH Er-:" fy bias ¢l-nk-(o-uu-. Wt e u-“‘""‘i’-"'hioum 60 BUFFALG:N.V: JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXFOSITION, 1880, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS, NEBRASKA National Bank V. 8 DEPOSITORY. OMAHA, NEB $400,000 1800, - 87,800 Capital, - - - Surplus Jan. 1st, Oficers and Director Lewis 8. Tteed, vice dr V' Morse, John & Colline; I, € Patrick; W.IL 8 Iugles, cashior. THIES IRON BANIL Corner 12th and Farnum Streets. Tenry W. Yates, prosi ident: James W. Sy ushing: J. N H ont A General Banking Business Transacted, N Capital, - Surplus, - COMMBERCOIATLL ational Bank $400,000 40,000 ana_ DI M. Morseman, G M Joseph G dr A Henry, B M Willlam G, Maul,vice-president: 1. B AP Mopkins, prosident: A, Milliard ¥ B, Brvant, assistant Omaha ManUfacturars. Bo KIRRENDALL, JONRS & CO. Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots& Shoes Agents for Boston IRubber 8hoo 1104 and 1108 Harney Street, Omah; —_— Brewers, STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1651 Ncrth 15th Stroet, Omaha, Neb, Hiteheook Anderson, Cornice. “EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window caps and motalic skylights. John Epencter, proprietor. 105 and 110 South 10th stre —_— e — Artists' Materials, g A,'HOSPI‘. Jr, Artists” Naterials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglas Streot, Omuha, Neb, Cosl, Coke, OMAHA COAL, COKE AND LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal Cor. 10th and Douglas Stroets, Ominha, NEBRASKA FUEL C Shippers of Coal and Colie, 4 8outh ith $troet, Omahu, Nob. DEAN, ARMsHiUNh & CO., Wholesale Cigars, 402N, 101D Etreot.“Hello!” 14 e Dry Goods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & 0., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions Corner 1ith and Howard Streets, “RILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO.y | Importers and Johhm in Dry Goods, Gents' Furnlshing 1ith and Harney Kireota, Omuhm, Neb. Furniture. DLWEY & b. OI:IE, 3 Wholesale Dealers in Furnituré, 7 CHARLIS SHIVERICK, Furniture, Omaha, Nebraska. McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 1thand Leavenworth Streots, Omaha, Nebrasks. Liumb e, G. W; DOUGLAS & CO,, Dealers in Hardwood Lumber, Yard 1310 N. 16th 8t,, Omaha. JOHN A. \VAKEF‘IELD: Wholesale Lumber, Elc., ktc, lmported and Amerlcan Portland Cs t State ‘sgent for Milwaukes Hydraulic Couent, and Quiney White Liio. IC}VIVAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood carpets and parquot flooring. 9th and Douglag Streets Omaha, Nebraska, FRED W. GREY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Efc., Etc. Corner 6th and Douglas Streets, Omahn. — il hHIIhmry and \ullunfl. ] - 1. OBERFELDER & CO., £ Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, 208, 210 and 212 South 11th street. J. T. ROBIN%ON Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harney strect, Oms CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., ' Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils,i Axle grease, ete., Omaha. A. . Bishop, Manager, | Paper. CAVRPENTER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealers. ‘arry & nico stock of printing, wrapying and writin paper. Bpeclal attention given Lo vard paper. A L. DEANE & CO., General Agents tor Halls' Sales, 821 anA 523 Bouth 10th St.. Omaha, ww»«_...J Toys, Dolls Albums, Fancy Goods, Touse Furnishing Gouds, Children's Carriages. 1209 ¥arnim street, Ouahia, - ] Water Suppli U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO, 1 Steam and Water Supplies, Halliday wind mills. 918 and 20 Jones st,, O:aba. i, I, Toxs, Acting Munager. ~Toyw, Bie, Iron Works PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WOR:{H. J Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work Engines, brass work, general foundry, machine and Dlackamith work: Ofice and works, U. b, Ry, and 17th street, Umllhu. OMAHA SBAFE & IRON WORKE, Mani'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Vaults, Jaill work, fron shutters and Hre escape G. Andreen , prop'r. Cor. lith and Jacksvn Doors, Etc. M. A DISBROW & CO, Wholesale manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Brauch ofice, 12th and Izard stree! bouth Omaha 'OCK YARDS CO. Of South Omaha, Limiteds