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a THE SPECULATIVE MARKET It Would Take a Derrick to Lift the Price of Wheat at Present, CORN AGAIN FAILS TO 'KEEP ITS PROMISE. \\ Outs a Trifle Norvous, But Prices Run Ip o Noteh-—Nothing More Than a Local Grind in the Pro- vision Pit. Cnrcaco, July 17, Rek] - There was agaln toduy but it appe; {Spectal Telozram to THe -saw market In wheat Influences were mostly bullish, 18 that nothing will lift the prices atpresent. The market started fiem and o 1ttie higher on fira cables and less favorable erop reports of some strength carriol over from yesterday, a more bullish estimate on the total erop by the Price Carrent andan an= easy fecling among shorts, with 1ight offerings of long wheat. ete. This was enough to put prices upa eont or two, but the only advance wis o 4 giin over the nfzht and o '5e further advance for Septembor to e, This was the top point of the day. 1tlooked asit Hutehin- o1 Wias agninst the market, 1s he was an open weller and furnished the tradeall the wheat they wanted. Later in the day it was found that he had bouzht freely through o Lamson's had very bull and Bigolow & C the millling den flour advianeed sinee pyte fran mirkos iverpool closed firmn ier brok= bullish hoadviess from Tudi ifornia, where i w reellont and Monday. Beerbobmr and wetweather abroad and e highter, There were eables about the njury to tye on the continent. Hot winds prevailed Jfn Kansas, Now York cleared 107.00 bushels of wheat and wt thres ports, 1500 bushels in wheat and flour. Some Noo L hard wheat was taken for portat New Yorlk arket was nir- and w 8740 to Sopt g to K00 8010 N ek ; Dos to B0e Reports tat New In wheat Septenmber the tion und July 86 yeharte ers nows even mor ana, ). troni € ken from store here. of thirteen boatlonds taken for expo York caused o Hittle oxtra buying Just before the close when moved ap to S8he, but 8ye, or v frac Othir closings were W December e, Were r Aginl in corn was expected and il Jlght, It was the weather market, but weather is uneertuinand dispatehes are not all 1o e relied upon Earty advices Indicated a retu . high tod perature dry winds In Kansas and othe southwestern states, In a general way crop ports were less favorabl This started the market ap and July and August ca up lose yest delge, or W¢ higher, Octobe losed g May sold at e todllse to 4l%e to the Yet was a little nervous again L noteh further. Lizht ipts and smiall stocks, with steady buying bya fow parties, caused shorts to” getoats when they could without putting prices up. uly sold3l'se tod2ige, closing :\nvn»l e 1O X iy the el September We to atthe close May d1% ¢ and Th othing more th ision pit. Pri slightly from = day Today mess “pork sold and #1160 “for July, — $10.80 #10.50 fos nl nd .02 for Ju 3 for Septerbers short ribs, forSeptembe nd #.10 for Au- gust. with July noglecte The provision trad is in o rut, 1o be the pre CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Crieaao, July 1. ~(Speclal Telezram to T BEE.] ~CAT The fat cattle bransh of th eattle tradetoday inclined to w and though an oceasional load of somthing rips that just fitted the order sold at steady prices, generally the market was i and 0¢ Tower. Grass steors and ronghish grades, as for some time past, were Indifferoat, selling parties finding a limited outlet av irrez- ularly low figares. In fact, such had t0 be disposed of on a eateh-as-catch= con busis—a very unsatlsfactory trading copdition for both buyer and seller, as well as for owner. Iandy bitcher stuff commandcd about s much joney as any tme of late, hut commioner £00ds dragged ; sl viies can be quoted much, If wer thin yester About 5000 Tex ineluded 1i the day arrivals, a liberal run for ¢ weel, Nevertholess, steady prices preval and the woll clear the fnimense supplics of ali e that have been received this week, the gen trade s in excellent condition, and de strates the wonderful facllities of our C} market. Chofce to dium o good steors 1200 to 1350 1bs.. §LENH. @4.00; 5 ers, #2400 bulls'and mixed, 3135100 bulk, 8210 ;llil)fl'll st 2540450 Llcness. , cul 1on ) 20 1,60) 1., 84250 lkiv!nl..‘!l?lh'!,\\l )0 Mwi0; cows, § Hoas—The market opened ina_very doubt- ful condition and many sales wero made at s closing prices, or_around &3 sixed hogs A the day strongth was developed and - the market elosed 510¢ higher and 5¢ higher on light. Early transictions were largely at £170675 for ood hoavy. with £1.75 consid an lent® price luter, GL3,80 mirked, with £180 the basis for prin ties and L85 commanding the very best shaped tops. Light hogs. sorted and butchers’ pigs at the start hrowght only §.75; later, £1.80 was the basis for York sort and buteher selection, With singeing sor(s ot 85, Light-light and _ahipping lots sold from KLM0@RT, nostly around #3560, heavy and e on paeks inge rades, pa i ose showing ¢ wet with more or 1ess ne 1 5 A S [ was quali- ~ ClA L. NEw Yok, July 1T.—[Special Tolegram to Tik BER.]-STOCKS—The market opened fever- ish but soon became qulet, asnothing out of the usual routine transpired. Boston was buying Atehison, but the lower prices and an absence of orders from London and the west were disappolnting. Room traders were by fsh. St. Paul furn’shed some speculation, as Kirknersold it off to a low point yesterday, while the best buyIng looked as 1f it was for heavy Chicago interests. The Cannuck fol- lowing have sold Rock Island ) persistently that the trade regards the short interest heavy. The action of ihe market this norn- gAVeono new featuro to the trade. First prices showed losses from last even- ni's i of “from )5 to 4 per cent generally, while Denver & Rio Grando pre ferred was off Tper cont and Sugit Refinerics up i like amount. The last named stock so0m developed a marked weakness, however, and rapidly lost not onl opening gain, but more i addit ’ gular list remained without spe nd the stroneth In Lackuwanma, which, howeyor, suce gaining only % per ¢ Thet sugar was afterward no ulir 1ist and quotations shaded off late in the lour, Sugar declined to T2 vu loss of 4 Porcent from its opening figure —and rema fned itabout the lowest for the rest of the our. The hour up to 12 olock brough a HiLele rally i Suzar . There was a little upturn in Rock FE1Til w140 €0, 01365 OF A Ve OhOF stocis failed to recover from the 11 o' prices Thero were additional engasements of wold for exporttoday and this had' a depriss v tfect on the already heavy stock. seme—gent to lower polt n very light Sules wore 77,00 shares, “The following were the closing 1 FI quotatlons: 8 {igs coug tral Paclic B 11 N 0 e Burlingion | Rock talaad 111 10 |CLM g SL P, i | o L A0 W R I | o prefarred | Weatern Un o MoxEY_-Ensy at 324t PUINE MERCANTILE PAPKI V7 per cent. STERLWNG EXCHANGE -Dull steady. sixty-diy bills, 884 do Mining Stocks, NEw YOrk, July 17.—(8peckl Tolezram to Tie Ber.)-Tho following are the wining stock quotation per cent. e o 150 i 525 The New York Coffee Market, NEW Yourk, July 17.~[Speclal Telegram to Tu B |- Coflos—Options opened ste unchanged to 10 poiuts down; elosed h!l(l unchanged to 8 points down, Sales, B July! LIS 20 August, §7 !\x:t'lll her, AXRI0.45; October. 'l)fi{, .dfl fi‘h"‘“l ube .'I‘l'l Murch, m &‘ Epot RIO dull but steady: falr cargoes, i 70t boun, HEBGIE G, PRODUCE Hl RKE Onicaao, July 17115 p. m. slose-Wheat— Steady; cash, MBS L0; Septermber, &Y Corn—Stendy; enah, 37 §o; September, 814 Outs-Steady i cash, 31 §c; September, Mo, Rye 48ic Steady Timothy K Whisk y-—#1.10 srk—Quiet: cast #1192, 11.00; Septenber 410,40 Ard--Qu et s cash, K807 Soptember. #5075 e Firo and unchanged : winter wheat, BLOVLERO; spring, $1A0TE5: Ty, £2.500:3.00 Provisions - Shoulders, .143540; short clear, Tt 1bs, $5.000 5. 10, Quiet; creamery, 12@16¢; dury, l; ull cream ck 3 Ye Une d: heny snlted mmy dry salted hid e each 1; No. 1, Hides sulted, 6 N deacons allow U neh % ge; eake s dry oalf, solld packed, 4e; Recelpts, Shipm'ts. 10.000 0000 48,00 K000 00D 400 voc B0 125,000 Wheat-Recolpts, 07.600 xports, 107750 Dushels; spot firmer M0 In elevator; 0749%% %o 05" Ae £, 0.b; options closed steady | red. July, closing at 9150, Recel ps. 274 85) bushels: exports. 10,100 bushels: spot strong. 444¢ in elevitor; SR T g uneraded mixed. 4204 options closed firm., Tty clostogat 4 Oats —Receipts, 50,200 bushels: exports. 4,500 hushels: spot sei Uhigher; Noo 2 white, DA mixel western, 35680 White wests ern, ds@dic; options stronger; July closing at P Coffee Iptions closed staady; unchanged to oints down sales. 20,00 bhags: July, $17. 10 105; spot Rio steady; Tair NEW Yonk. tshels Tuly 1 foat; Corn (|>~l‘ LR powderad, firn retined are 0 6 41165 granulited Petroleum —United Closed for August at Faney, searce and (ivm; weste 14457 Tie: Unscttiod; moss, $12.75 Steady; wostern st L prime August, Eligin, Wil r-Extra stead western dalry ese-\Wenks park Louis, July 17. September, 83, LAt Whoat -Firm; cash, Septenber, §ie, Pork - Quiec it &11 Lard Dull at #5.5 Whisloy—$1.10. Butter In negiected; ehi 18¢; eholee dairy, 117 KANsAS Crry, July 17.-Wheat 2 hard, cas July, No. thors n, 1@ »d demand for cholee, creamery, Lilie; El Lower; e W0iaen ? red No. 2, ¢ Oats - Stronger: No. 2 cash MINNEAPOLIS July 17, -Wheat | cars shipments, 8 ears; cashonirket dull demand for anything excopting rd and No. L northern; low grades flat, o Lhard, July and Augist. hern, July. 85103 Sepleml e on Leaek .S norther, July and August, sie; on track, 813 n- St Tuly. Jily, celp nid MiLWAUKEE, Tuly 17 sprine, eashi. 8¢ Corn —Fremg N Oats—Iigher Rye Quict Hirley - Fir islons ust, #1070, CINCINNAT red. G Corn-stron Outs—Easier: Whisky -~ $1.10, LIVERPOOT anitud poor: fornia, 1is 75ty ber ¢ per ce Corn -8 ern Wheat—Quict: No. 2 0. 1 northern, S, Cush, $11.70; A , July 17.~Wheat—Steady; 0.2 mixed. 1004 i0c, No. 2, mixed, i e, July Wiheat lolders offer Tert 2 per contal; red wester ntal; rod western winter 1y, demandd poor; new mixed west s 83d per cental. Cnicago, luly 17 shipmients nonc market slow, low.r; R0 steers, BLI0TLS) anil tenders, 8407171 cows, hinlls L) 5.10: "Texas cattle 25 -Recelpts, 2.0 vy, §3.60 Cattle—Re oipts, Vos, stovkers A i xed, SKips, Reccip Pexans, & 4.0 l.l b, §5.00000.50 KANSAS Cirv, July 17.-Cattle ments, 3 market Steors, $13 i cows, 1d feeders, N iKeceipts, 17,4)); ketsteady; all grade &1, Louts, July 17.—Cattle—Kecelpts, 2,500 shipments, 4,100: market steady: falr to faney Dative stecrs, §L00G4.00; stockers und focders, 2. 1514 Hozs slow; 3. light Siovx Crr July 17.-1 2,400; ravket 216 higher, e1osin ingat F45a3507 bulle_at 85 Cattle—Recoipts, 225; market dull and guo- tations unchunged. OMAHA LIVE STOCK, CIII[I(‘. Thursday. ated receipts of cattl luy und 1 ipts geno ket op sost grides of steers and all other grades are slow and tendency of the market scems to he towirds Tower level of pri There are a good man fecdors In the pens, most of Which are on thelr wiy (o Peorla, 1L, for Nels Morris’ feeding yards. Rey steady FL0D300; Recelpts, 4600 heivy shipments, 1.600; mar- 0@.70; pucking $3.500 s—Reced pts, steady; sell- \ly were very 1ol wbont steady Hogs. Estimated receipts of h With 8,08 yesterd Tast woek. “The s adva wnost flat, then chinzed of the day, with =5, 6.5, compared 258 Tl rsiiny k wing active lifo n it the best pr . Uhe range of pr the bulk sellin A4 171, Mived, $.457 Theaveryee of the pr Ccompared with #146 yesterduy and 815 Thursday of lust wetk. Sheep. ted recelpts of sh 1yosterday. and sponding day last week. denmand. ep. 903 compared none on the corres Good Tuteo us ur Prevailing Prices. The following Is i is market for the Common, 100t 1150 s, Common eanners ..., Ordinary to fale cows. Fair 10 good cows Guood to choiee cows. . Cloiee o funcy cows. Falr togood hulls Cholee to funcy bulls Light sto Feedor b 1100 ths Fulr to Hight hogs Falr to choice heavy hozs Falr to choice mixed hoes Average Cost of Hogs. The followine table gives the averare cost of hozson the dates montioned, inclading the cost today. as based upon sales reportel: June i July o July 10 July 11 July July 13 5 July 15 624 July 67 July 17 173 L4 G4y nay 451 the ranze this and last week: This Week. I in st Week, T @l oy i 40 § 40 BCES (] RE wd 0 340 @3 5 Highestand Lowest Today. Highest Lowest.. .10 alesof Hogs, Yeosterday. FTighest oo B Lowest ... 53 0 4 3 Y40 Stock Receipes. OMelal Yesterd Estimate 1 Today Cattlo. L cars, 301 Oattle 1 o8 1 Shesp A 51 Horses 2 eurs, A\'\'rn el'rluu of Hogs. 23 ver ]mupnl for loals ot o the days Talicated L 14sr, 1ash 140 and 18 Day. s 12| Sunday W oty o s 4 4 ud Sunday. Range of Prices, 003, The following table shows the range of Jrices pald tor hogs: ulr 1o choice light hogs.. 80 @54 L 047401 B ofee mixel e @ SHEEP, " 15 a8 5 - @? 45 5 @8 Pelme fat sheep . .. Good tatsheep Common to Dis) Showing the purchased by th market! din sheep. . sition of Stock. of cattle and hogs ent buyers on today's mb difre CATTLE. Swift &Co The G 1L Hammond Co. The Armour Cidahy Packing Co. ¢ 1 i dniaha Packin Lee Rothsenild amilton & Stoplien enton & Underweod. s Morris Becker & Degon Lobmann & Trau rone & Va Otlier Buyers o, The Armonr-Cadaly Packlng Co Omaha Paeking Co Swift & Co. i The G L Hoan J. P, Squire ) $rittain & Co Liverpool & i ¢ Repres ative Sales. DRESSED BEEF STE Av 1U0# 5 ) Wi il s 1213 38 ns 108 COWS. 4 2 1037 157 1010 1210 BULLS, 140 2 40 1 HIFERS, 1 STAGS, WESTERN CATILE, Steers, I cow i Bteers, ship ping “olorado dressed beef No. i 522 S et Dl.n'lnn. Best eattle steady. Hogs advanced a shade. I1. B Boyd represented Bladen with a car of am sent in aearof cattle fr Jones & Shean sent fn two cars of hozs from Aurcra, D. G, Robb sent down thr Endicott. bl from A A. 0. Nichols sent Litehticld. 1y had five LStinton. %, D Wilber had o car of cattle on the mir- ket from Sewrd, John Dalton had t from Palmyra. 1. and A, Alldritt b market from Friend. Fuller, Smith & Fuller hud hogs in hom seribiier and Dodie. A. 8. Daggett hid acar of hogs on the niar- ket from: Kesterson Lelmer Brothers of Ord .-‘ml. o the market. T, A Takals ey & ¢ m lrl\l| from Vel W. A. Rogers of Rozers Brothers, was down with a car of hogs. O. A, Badgotte came in from Wy, witha car of range eattle. annes Powers, the heavy dealer of Hender. was here with battle and hoxs John Q. Johuson un 1 Benjamin Scroggi ench hiad i carof hogs 1n from Oak, e " Berryman of Berryman & Littler, Cor= a/wasup With a car each of cattleand s cars of hogs from M. Coffman sent in a carof cattle in a car of hogs from cars of cattie on the market aear of catile on the mar- dacar of hos on the had three cars of had a earof hogs on the ligris. Gibbon, Horse Creck, inent and up with R MR Hurey, Woat, genoral munager ot the pool aid Des Moin' s packing ¢ Moine w, was here and took load of hogs, Frank Dorsey, one of the best most proficient men_at the kx connected hinsolf with the Tanies 1l ¢ boll commission compan, Mr. Dorsey is of the old thmers, as trius he is competent ancd popualar, Tl coniy conid seenred a better time roase Ladd strenzth and o house. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, suceessful two cars of Liver. y at Des a train known and not lav its husiness to the locul I roduce. pickerel, (ropple ders, Orezou salnon, 1e; lobsters, 18e. §!i@le per Ib. v bice medium, 6Gic; light, Croen bl refine u.,m, |.‘.m b1, K23 hard elder, pure, per bbl, 8 oldor Nl FObl, £005 pear cidor, halt bl $.0, Woor - Fine unwashed, 1463160, mudiim un- weshed, Iy shied, INGRe, [T PALLOW—Green silted nidcs. dry “salted Tiides, be; dry flint hides. 61amse; calt hides, 413@7i0. Dat hides2o loss. Sheep pelts, green, each, #1.25; sheep pelts, dry. per 1 TALLOW=-A No. 1. #%¢; No. @ grease, s@se; stearine, Blye. “Quotutions ure for delivery in Chi- cazo) Dry buffuio, per ton. HICOOEI.00; dry country, b 40.00@15.00; dry country, dan d meaty, 8.000010.00 Stralied. ©-1b cans, per 1b, 0¢; comb honoey, 16018¢ Brans —Hand-picked nav, @2.00; hand- picked nayy, niediun, 81OXF11; hind picked country, $401.60; good clean, $1. 1041 PiokLes Medious, per bbl, aull, $9.50; gherkius, BLACKBERIIES—K1.50004.0) per EVAPORATED APPLES — Funicy, I BLupesniss—Per bu, 85.00, new qt case. Glie per b, CURRANTS RMAPur.nm 5 Rod £.30pr 4 .50 por & te T wo-buhel stand, vre ~|'vr 100, 83,00 100, 0730, 00,0, outhiern, per busbel,” #.500:1.00; PEACHES-Arkansas, % -bishol 1505 California, per box, #2.00%.2,5) Limoxs - Per. Box, Mes€ina, fae ToMATORS - Four-basket 1o QN1088—New sonthern, por bil, #4. Prans -Bartlett, PRUSES--Gorian, yer crate. #.5 Prvss--Purple Duane, po PovLTRY--Per dozen, ¢ha mixed, #0100 chickens. «divim; 5 £ 1D, 1010 roamery, fancy rolls, mery. fancy, solld pack . chofee, 1013 dalry, fy o e dairy, fancy s box, ©.25 box, 82 hens per funcy cream twins, 0l o full eream Extra full cream twins, O¢ al skims, choice skin fair 10 wood. 3 ;ehofie Young 120 y i Trgoh 10 Ll funcy tie tie Swiss, 19517 Provisions, MEATS -~ Packers' prices averige, ) smoked hanis, s Tims, %5 102 1he av T, 10 N 1bs aver R hits, Tiges speeinl DReakfist speciil hams, 11e breakfast ba D, T4ESLer B sausage fed heef hams SES G buot te b, Oaci dry st me . Iots 1ess than L 15503 il f #0105 ehit nalf Kfust bicon susazge, 1 pork, hone Huirtor bhl §LTs Nl £ hbL, $4.75; Kits, 15" bs, quarter bils, #15 Chi, B3 boneliss Toss hat, Se; - suu suusig Disskn 1Eee native, wtive, @ plies for olghth bl b Steers, 50 ta (00 11 quarters IECQULTFLOTS, COWS, ross Diessen Murros e ; rueks of mutt breasts of mutton, i CaxyeEDp M | beef, 2 1h, [ Tunel tongue, 2 b, §1 M5 0X ton o hogs, czsof n Beef 1 ox ton vound cans, £1.25; £2.00; potted i 3 I, round Tl eans, e de s, $1.20; potte \pres m prossed round roust |uu' 21h, rd devil ' han, potied ox tongue, 1, 11 ox tongue, b 1. 1 11, boneless pi )2 BeEr Cums—Rolls. 81 ISe; sirloin, butts s iec; rounds, ruawp rounds. rump on. o Doneless Him p, Ives, 4 I, steor, No. 1 derioins, cehueks, 3 et ribs, each, e ox oot henrts, ¢ 2 strip loins, ite. i PoRK- Dotk Joins: 5403t sparve ribs, 4 should trimmings, 4¢; backbone eleaned plas feet, pe < foot, per doz. Laip O1s - B Extra extra No.Llird ofl; #i¢; No. T ¢ pure neatsf 3 XU N w ol A0, “lund ol it ol 4l ter barrels, £2.1; 1bs cach, ¥ Poitk TONGUES Half birrels, 1, 34,00 SAUSAGE CASINGS-Catile rels middie per i, Gty sings 18 per 1b i round s, o ) feet, 124 per st - weatand fghth burrels, $1 [ 100 1, # hed quarter Tound, i than 500-doz lots, 18¢ p 1 300-cloz Tots, ) Pras ToNaU ks v doz; LOW KLED p—Tlerces 'mn‘ loaf, G1gc; k b for snall PIekn Dbarrels, § cach, 65 Refined it 1l cighti bar SugAR-—Cut loaf. 74e; cubes, 74 powdered, Thac; XXX ated, 6505 confections [ braska XC, 0y Fa golden I 241401 Rio, chof i 1Kk, zood, 2 0} TR ber. 3% CorFRE-Green faney old pesherry R nd common Rio, genuin G, 2e; Juva, good nt Texican, e, CorFik - Roasted lac; Mo l.lul'lllln B Apric gallons, ries, black, At cherrles, SL6018); | aches, yellow, ¥ white, artlott, v drop, $L0: plunis, ¢ ehes with pits in, ¥L¢ ZOld L83 gooseber FLN0; suraw e stundards lons, ple, 2.0 wpple 2-1h ' ggoselorrl 0.0 ) risphie 3 2-1b black ries. e served, SLa0; -lh bl [t cur spb horries, hoppedd, ¥ 1b Bahama, s 1h extr e gull HeSEETOWL fine, #i Atra \ 1-1h Freneh, fin ry. 16180, Peil e -1b sifted, carly June Marrow, brands, $1.10; o . 2-1h high grade, Refugee. wax b 7 1 1b sonlced, Lowis, $1.6% Crown Ib New Okt 31 os. fing, p Kic; string Bost 1 SWeet potatons-- Kinse-si-1b, - #L10. olra, B1.6 s biien C 6'a0: prunes, casks, 10 Ibsglitae; pi bag, (e “Bosnbi prunesSite; el drams, -ibs, 22¢; lemon peel, d apples, cholee evaporated, 1 Mic g rsinn dates, 7¢; blackberries, ov and [ riasphe e 70, 1040,1215¢ 1503 raising, O London ¢rop Californla,” loose (els, crop Valenetns, old, Ge; Valenelas, new, o seedless siltar BAsers—Poer doz, 1 lm, $L80; 1's m, #2305 1bu ;113 bushel, hishol el bush 8270 1 Ve, bushel, 5 doz, £263; K splint, #5.5 1 hushel, banboo £.00; luundey, willow, In i, Twindry, will: market, eli, split, bie; handle, ®e; market, ¢l £2.00; willow. murket, lurge, §.50; in nest ( small, Lmedium), per hel busket, covered, 6 in‘nest mboo_delive bale hand $200: 1 bushel 1shel, Brizgs, 11 bushel.” on'c sl 15 hushol, box untry twins, 0 1o 2 Dic L Steers, stoers, dressed i saddles of mutton "l rounas, sl 1lurd oil. Half barrels, 8 Milk S pound. #2.50; qui He; Kits, powdcred. S plins, N0; 50-1b boxes, ae; eherrles, pitted, dr: covered, willow, i Per M-qt ease, & 007 d,00, ase: bl #.0085.00. 0. ); Oregon, 10D 0.0 Wit 5.0, litGrita, por hos, #4.50, iragedy, | & print, 16@ o, 141 ey 1olls id packed, roll; 10c3 full loiee twins, 8, GLiae Americu, Orick, 10@ S, 16-1b 1bs, Higes nned slic- Californin N, 100503 clodr, ¥ il LS, s, BLyse 3 AEa Ies § 0 hs. bl pies " hociis I b1 bbls, § T3 I 0} cory savor STOOTs, 400 10 %0 Ths averige, nd heifors, 400 tc 0 ok 10¢; hind. dige; e, maitton it ib, ie hp . best. s, e potted 1 ham, 1y raund i, ronnd square ten- cless off. i nk of plates. il beet ! wantte; ~\'\n>v|vlm-'ul~,| or rnderloins, ot ks, 3¢} rough un 1 wos 48c; No, dses 0 zal F quar- 155 Kits. ured barrels, 5 “Tierces and bar- A0, bungs, 4 ungs, No. |, 4i4e set mic less than by small bladders, less Lurge b rrels, $11.00; wlders, to Ae per rer 1bs standara Eranu- liny i Canary Rlo, 2140; 1O fancy, Santos crior, 25 Bunola, Germ Mailpouc i farina. roni, 100, fancy, i niu stundard $L.OKL1.00; S lemon pluns, ges, Bl nts, £2 raspherries, 1 east- sserved, ced, cherries, 1b, $1.80. F1.00; =10 Stand String heans— 21h Gold 1ns, G on baked brands, # wsey, 3160, Pump- atoes—$1.60; vostizza, unes, bl Lron | 1ns, Tzun s, porated, ou s, evaporated, N. Y., new, 180, 1800, % c; Califor S nusoitols, 86 sk, ¥e oW band band 1 band. i, el | lint, & aundry, W, sl 1, rivet 1 peck, H st 630 or nest, diuni i larze himboo delive wiiste Am[n T huskets, #2.40. 156 —Codfish, extra Georges, 1 grand bunk, new, 415¢; silv snow white, 210 bricks, ne middle bricks, o 1D hoxes, 8307 1 sealed “herring d herring., die 0003 IRanslan surd fnes. sploed, B dines, pluin, fmported Hollund 200 erown brand, s ; do fancy pilkers toci evel, No. 1'sh half LIS, #15,0 trout, halt bbls, sulmon, &, half “hbl whitefish, e “Bbls. N O func. A7) good, Wwie; trap, 20022, PAR RSt s Maniila B, 5 “I59 prim $ 175 headl DA 1b, ht, 14 Bbls., 1%¢; granulat T8—Almonds, 15 Mes cuns, e pear 1-10 muckerdl (b 1-1b fin addies, 81 2.25; 1-1b Alaski salmon, Aleut, #1.5 ters, 10 oz, 815, 1-1b oysters, § oz, Blacs SHOW Al ses oW, T, 2=1b blod ! i Humburgsploed herrlng, Sslun surs herring, blo: Cuba baking, water white, gusoline, 1 ho. i kegs, filberts, Ter 10-1b boy, #150@ | extra heavy | 2 Kits, 15 1bs | iy | rora B, @ | York Mill« nut cocks, | #1.15; 2-1b | geleots, 12 or, #2:85: 1:1b clyms, litt1e nocks, 41.% s, Httle neck: .75 <Ih sar 1 DoF Canc, 1005, F1A MBI, 00; b i sless sardines, key, 825,00 44-1b sar dines, Amerioan, per cnse, 1008, French sty R840 0; 1410 dwrdines, American, per cuse; | 1008 French style, $7.5008.00 rnuu(.n-{ per mse, s, £1L.5%04.00, BROOMS=5-t10, patlor, £.00; 4-t1e, & .25, d-tle, plain, $1.80; warehouse, .00; $1.350 whisk, $1.001,%0. COUOA-15-1b, 40e per 1, CHOCOLATE 2@ be per 1b; Basis-Manilla_rope, rope. 160 new proce VINE—~RIbY ry fin e duisy. 18e} eandle wick OLIVES ris, por doz, $1.00; piats, per doz £2.50; bulk, per gal, He. VINEGAR—0 gr, clder. 1003 win 5 rult, se. S1ovE PoLsit XKD per gross. BAGS—Am, per 100, $17,00; | Lewiston, 17,00, per uare, G35 per cont b Ihs" i bLI, buik, & best grade, 100 Erad 3 i rock sali, © o, bol, § SoAp-—Castil white, per b, e mottled, per 1b, 0@10c; do Gods, rro®s Al Atlantic D, 63 ¢ Dry HeAvy Bro Atluntie H, 705 et Aurora ( Buck's LGt Darl 6340 Hoos aci India N e iriettn LL, S s BROWN COTTONS - AtTantic LI, fo; Aurora R, 64es Atluc O N, s eloth, de: Clinton FE, ; Langdd the At tiead, 6} R, Ty antle ', ahot keloy eambrie —No Buttercloth XX, 400 6sc; Praitof the ambric, Oak 1 AND PILLOW CASINGS Peppercll, #5-in. 1oe: Pepperell rell “Pepperdly -4 i, 10c i Pepperell a4, N cll, 10+ Utica il SUEETINGS Nt Jop s Ked. Utieal Net-Martha Arnold, g drets, Rige. PN Ind ington, 6e: Amerl B, long cloth, Y T, 10e, Gold -leat, Nige Hidniton Pinks, tie; Allen Chambray, 6e; Gloucester blu 3 \.n ol Piirxrs irtings Fancies — Eddystone, Ritapo, 1l Martha Washi urkoy Crefield, 8 Net, Thistle CAMBL : rolled Clove Ntri. CRASI 18-in Crown, 44 3 Slater, G Stovens' B, Steyens' 1 Stevens' A, 16-0n, 7 o; Stevens' P 18-, Stevens' M, 15-in, 860, Stevens: 20-in i Stovens' NN, 505 Stevens' SRT 20 fn. 11403 bleached, e extra DENTVE Net - Amoskeaz, 007 camlet, 207 Evercit 103 O1d York, 0-02, 1tse; York, awrenc i funey 10%e; € Drugs. Be &\V tinseet § CININE - Per ¢ indigo. por 1 2 conine: s blu Citrie rib, “Tonei b calomcl, buds, y2e; gam arabl copodivm, 40724 saiphurie, tine, 8 S tolu, 4 radics, $10@1 it yeerin mereury, Sie. Metals, BLock Tix—Small pig, 30e per 1t per b, Corprr— P cold rolled and flats, GALYA nt. IN PEATE-T. bar, 3 wnisho perlb; ¢ per 1. 125D Sk pat. plan. boiler sizes, Fe p shi Inzy Gl per b v InoN iron, Nos. 24 and Discount H0-10 A0 €, 10x24, 28, 112, 85, DTS 7.00; L X Tix Prare RO« X, # SIUEET IRON—No. 25, §1.50; OLVER - Strietly hilf § Ste '| NAILS lthr £, ek Wik NalLs— Buse, £ WimE-Jup. burb, 5135t waiv. £165 ooty Fans Br ak Up .he Congregation, There is war in the Methodist cstan congregation at Mechanic town of 1500 inhabitants, twelve mile northof Springfield,111. The minister and two or three members of the old fashion ed kind_constitute one faction, and ¢ Coke, Lix2 Chareoal, 1. 112, 5.5 No. 27, $1.00, 1 i, 160 about three hundred, the other. is no doubt but that the n Ther AT Reynolds, deposed. The trouble all m'xginu(ml very insignificant matter, Rov. nolds is of a rather trie disposition, is edging alon old age and he likes to have his dates obeyed. Moveover, when pr ing. he likes to have his audience him the fullest possible attention, night he advertised extensive the chureh membership that preach on a subject of large audience assembled, ister’s deep thundero to have little effect on the possibly, were very night was excessively hot and fans weu necessary for comfort. The wave-like motion of these, bre ducers irvitated Reynolds, nervously stopped every d a while and secmed the verge of a volcanic eruption protests, Pinally he broke forth speal ing about the atténtion of the and their use of fans. He said they must stop using fans, and should thin of iceberags, the north pole, polar be: and other subjects of u i to wateh him. This star £ throngh great interest, but the A wditors who, attentive, Th who one on «d the ball of trouble, and several members indignant- This | , and the minister was left | ly arose and left sturted othe with but a handful to talk to. comfitted him slightly. He remains firm in his command, but” will probably sign.® At previous meetings he tested mildly against the use of fans, iming that it was useless to preach while they were in operation, e for comfort, fexion, use only nothing equal to, — - Dr, Birney, practics iimited to catarrh- al diseases of nose and throat. Boeo bldg. — Missine for Twenty-five Years, Re B. sucrament at the pringfield, Mo., the otherd first time in many years, hangs a romantic e. Rev. was a sold in the confed and a brother of General Reynolds, \\ln was killed at the battle of Manassas, After the war he never was heard of by the church, This dis For beauty of the con der; ther y for the e rate army his relatives, including Captain Thomas days P that he located in the V SR 8 H. Cox, of this city, ugo. It appear vicinity of Jefferson, widower without uny ing an abundance of the past twenty-five seclusion. Re Katie Jones, who had moved to A\l|~||n saw his name in the papers him up. He had not seen he four years, She brought him to Spring- field to spend the balance of his days with Captain George M, Jones. He wis seventy years old July 4, - - Sleeplessness, nervous prostraty dyspepsia, dulluess, blues, Miles' Nervine. Samples fr Co.’s, 13th and Douglas. — - Tickets at lowest rates and suy accommodations via the great Roc land route- Ticket office, 1602 teenth and Farnam stretts, Omaha, - To Frovide a Hol for Ex-tor John N, Reynolds, the the race for state senator county, Kansus, while an inmate of the penitentiary, and who was only recently ischarged from that institution, has or- until a fow Tex., and being childven and hay ntly his niece, d n, nervous cured by Dr, at Kuhu & vie Inos, 1510 sardines, German chicory, 150; sisal rope, i'or 4 ply, good, 12¢; white Fammcrs No | 40 Pepperell Ry Hrown - 18¢; Utiea, 18-in, Mot Bleached Whittentn, | GRAIN, n, 1h: pitts per B, 10514, Bag Prot- burg, a e remainder of the members, numbering ty will be suceessful and will have the pastor, Rev. over a Mr. eccen- One he would fin- ssugres seoined constant e-pro- of audience | 'S id nature, and pro- for improvement Pozzoni's Pow- Reynolds partook of the irst Buptist ciurch at and therehy nolds property, he lived years in the strictest nd bunted for thirty- | ior Ls- Six- s | man who made | from Atchison i | ganized the Priso ers’ Home association, Kansas, Missouri and 2 o objoct s to establish and { maintaina home in one of these states where ax-convicts can be cared for until work has been provided for them. Mr, Reynolds has a number of prominent cit- izens associated with him in the enter- prise. “ | embracin : | braskn. T - My physician said [ could not live, myliver out of oider, frequently vomited 'greenish mucous, skin yellow, smail dry humors on | face, stomach would not retain “food. Bur dock Blood Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaido G’ Brien, 82 Exchange St., Buffalo, N. Y - railroad train out of Omaha isaly for the accommodation of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chicago business is the Rock Island vestibule limited, leaving Omaha at 4:15 p. m, daily. Ticket offico 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam sts,, Oma The only run expry Hunting for Pearls in Hlinois, Four pearls found in the viver a few miles from Galena, 111, were sold the | other duy to u Chicago jeweler for $100, It is estimated that the amount that will be voalized by pearl hunters in that see- tion between now and fall will aggrregnte $125,000. The business of searching is | biing systematically earried on by oxpe rienced Seandinavian pearl huntérs, e >, i Cheonie Inflanmimation of the Bladder Is promptly cured by the waters of Excel- sior Springs, Missourt - - Through hes —Paliman sleopers, dining cars, free reclining ehaie \ | ears to Chi and intervening points via the great Rock Island it oftice 1602, Sixtecnth und Pavnm. SHROEDER & DEAY, con D TRy 5 X N ‘| Provisions and Stocks, BASEMENT FIRST NATIONAL BANK; 's«n South 18th Streey, - Omaha. COUNTIES. SCHOOL WANTED IS3UED BY CITIES, DISTRICTS, WATER Correspondence solicited. o mpanIES, ETC, ¢ HW. Harnis & Company, Baskers, 162=165 Dearborn Street, CHICACO. _70 Stote Streat. BOSTON. RHILWF\Y TIME CARD erott, ngman's, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Depot 10th and Mason streets press 800w m press.. 620 pm 0 Kxpress |11 b0 am Chicago 1ocal 805 % m TON & MO, RIVER 1 Mason stie toxpross Arrives Omaha. dm am 10 p m 6.50p m vos BURLE Arrives Omah. 105 p m Wi pm wm i m 1015 640 p S50 m “Benver Night Vxpress Leaves Omihan 045 p m K. € KO8T Tl Ol Depot 10th and Mason stroets Kansas City Dav_ Expross Night Bxp. vin U, B, Trans. 1envos UNION PACHEIC Gminha. | Depot 10t and Marey stroots pm Overlund Flyor 0 m Pacitic 10220 4 m Denver kx 5000 m Kansns Clty Kxpross . 1 ! FRield Exo. (except sin CHICAGO, 1L L& PAC Omaha. U P depot, (0th wnd Mg 635 p m t Exprest 1005 a m 9158 m ) te Expros 30 pm i o Limited 1045 2 PAUTE L anit Marey Sts Arrivay O b W0 4 A Arrives Ot 00050 m [T 215" m 03 0 m 4% pm Leasos Arrives V.l ArEiver Aepot, 10t Omaki. Sioux City Passenger St Paul Express SOUN (11 & PA 1005 a m i Arrives r St 600 p m St Panl Limited Lonvos Ominhin. 150 m 43 p 615 p 1 900 p m GUACAUO & N TV ES TGN, | Arr) 62 pm 80 1 705 p | 245 pm 1| deaves cruea PAUL. | Arrives Omiaha. U P, depot, 10th 'wnd Marcy Sts. | Omihia. Lo mi Chicago Mull (oxeept Sundiy)...| 105 pm 600 p Chicao Express.........| 945 4 m 950 p w “Chicaio Kxpross 230.p m OMANA & ST. LOUIS T L P depot, 10th ana Mare: St Louls Cannon Ball Fo & MO VA JET0 A | Wab'the St L Black LS Express. . iTistinges Exp. (Kx. Sunday) Wauhoo & Lincoln Passengor York & Norfolk (Kx. Snnday) T, 8 1ML & Depot T5th und Wabster St _Shoux ity Accommodation.. | 406 pm Sioux Clty Express (kx. Sun).. | 130 p m Puul Limited. .0 025 0m Bancore Passenger (ke S OURL PACIFIC B and Wobster Ste Louis & K. C. Louls & K. €. Kxpr UNION PACIFIC -SUBUKBAN TRA Thene tra ns nixo stop at 1ith, 17¢h, Hth streets, Suvinit and Savidge Crossing, *Working- men's trains do not i Sunday. - it Shool’y Sta- ton | Leaves Arrives Omaha. 1280 pm Arrivay [omwin 520 pm | 620 pm 1020 & m [10:2) & m [ Arr Omahn, Sty y De; Wa m G008 m 510 p m|. 610 p m! Lenvos | Orsha. T 100 p W p w m m m “Loaves Omiha. 10,4 TR 9.15 p m St Trans.| 5 for South Omaha Omann | Dot | Aty Depot. MIAM AM AN AN AN AN AN | .4 2|1.27 10,05 i [ B 505 Py 4455854 Brab |36 6.4 I eny Transter & PACIC 1L Blufts Arrives Aransfer estibnle Limited 1030 & m Lonves CHICAGO & NORTHWES TEKN. Arrives Transfor Unlon Dopot, Council Blufls. Transfer T 000 p m 500 p 080 0 1010 p 200 pm 80 p Laoaves Transfer| CHICAGO Union” Devot. MIL & NP PAUL Council Bl e Mail (excop: Sunday) ko Bxpress ko EXpress LT JOK & ¢ B Union Depot. Counell Bluts _Kansay City Duy Express ne Clty Night Kxpress OMAIIA & ST. LOUIS, Union Depot, Councll Blufls, st m Bt CHICAC & QUINCY Union| ol Blufts Arrivos Teansfer 40 pm 1010 p w Le Arrive |Transter o4 pm 620 & m | “ter 100w m| W2 p m Leavos Transter 5.0 p m Arrives Tranifer Louis Cn 1215 p m Leaves ) BURL'N Transfer ) 1040 p 1 > Xpross. | | ool 5 SIOUXCITY & PACIEIC wlon suncll Blufts w L.Sloux Oty Accommodation 600 p w L8t el Express. ... MISSOURL PACIFIC SUBURBAN im A s Arrives Transfer am 965 p m THAINS mem cw £ 5% L ster St k Chathiin | | 2 | West Stde. Lawn | Mot astward. | wm|.m wp. Dunde Walnut Hill Lake Street Druia Hill k Chatham Wobster Strect i 10.01 10,0 10. 10.1% ® w710 FOR MEN ONLY! MAGIC CURE For fosmor mAILING Y- ! HOOD. eneral NEL YOUS DEBILITY. Weaknes of Body un Nint; Effects of Errors or excesses in Old or Young. " Rabust, Noblo MANHO.D tully re y | stored, Weguatantee every case or moncy refunded. Sample course, five days troat ment, 813 full course, 8. Securely sealed from observation, Cook Mewedy Co, Omahiu, Neb. 5 pm | COMMBEROIATY National Bank Capital, - $400,000 Surplus, - 44,000 Morseman, G M nean, e, A Hlones, KM ul, “vica-presidents 1. B prosident: A. Milliard nior. OMcers and Directors 8. M. iteheook, Joseph G Anderson, William G Willlawe, A, P shie NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Capital. $400,00Q SurptusJan, 1st, 1800 - 587,800 Offears and Directors Lowis 8 Reed, Viee Prosident; J Y. Morse, John & Colling, 1. atrick, W. L 8. Hughes, oashicr. THIS IRON I3 ANIK. Corner 12th and Honry W. Yates, Pre W Savag Cushing, Omam Manufacturers‘ Boots and Shoe . KI’IH(HND:\I L, joN' S & €O, B Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots& Shoes 1162, 1104 and 1108 Agents for Boston Rubber $hoo Co Harney Street, Omalin, Nob. g _ Brewers, STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, * e Cornice. EAGLY CORNICE WORKS, NManufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window caps and metalle sky lights. John PrOPEIOtOr. 108 wnd 110 South 16t str —_— e Artists' Materials, A. HOSPE, Jr., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1615 Douglas Strect, Omahin, Neb, Coal, Cok o OMAHA COAL, COKE AND LIM Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 8. K. Cor. 16th and D NERRASKA FUEL (0., Shippers of Coal and Colie, 214 8outh 1ith Stret, Omalin, Nob Y Cigars, DEAN, ARMsI'RONG & CO,, Wholesale Cigar 402N 10th Streot. “Tlelo!" 1439, — e Dry Goods and Notions. ‘M_. E. fM}'l‘ll & CO., Dry Goods, I‘urmth‘ Goods .md Notions 71([1,}':\'1‘“1&'1\'-1(\n'n 111{}’ GOODS ‘L'l\, Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Gents' Furnlshing Goods. Comer 11th and Haruey Eirects, Omaha, Neb, ey rniture. " DEW BY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in lurmlurc, Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture. Omaha, Nebraska. Groceries. M({,(\Rl) BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 1.thand Leavenworth Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. Lumber, Etc, . W. DOUGLAS & CO., Dealers in Hardwood Lumber, Yard 110 N. 16th S, Oumatin. R JOHN A. WAKEFI1L] Wholesale Lumber, Ltc. lmported and Americ ‘mgent for Milwaukee Hydranlic Coment, aad Quiney White i CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood earpets 14 Douglag — FRED W, URI* Yy Lumber, Lime, Cement, Llc.. Ete, Corner 9th and Douglas Streets, Onaha. — Millinery and Notions, 1. OBERFELDER & co, Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, 28, 210 and 212 South 11th street, Notions: X J. T. ROBINSON ND]'U)N kO.‘ Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harfy strect, Omaha. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO,, Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 0ils, wse, ete, Omaha. A I Bishop, Maniger. CARPENTER PAPFR co, Wholesale Paper Dealers, Carry a nice stock of printing wrapping and writing paper. Bpecial attention gIven to card paper. A L. DEANE & CO., General Agonts for Halls' Sales, 1 and 323 South 10th St Omaha., Toys, Etc. ey H. HARDY & CO, Jobbers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, House Furnishing Gouds, Children’s Carrlnges. Farnum street, Omaha, Neb, Water Supplics. Waser Bupplion, - 0 u. S._ WIND ENGINE &}‘UM}’ Co., . Steam and Water Supplies, Halliduy wind nillls. 018 wnd $20 Jones st., O G. K. Koy, Actiig Manager. Iron Works, “PAXTON & VIERLING iiiSF\}v’Hui{H Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, | foundry muchine ol o o works, U. I "‘l OMAHA‘HAFL‘ & IRON WORK! Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Vaults, Jull work, iron shutters and fire eseapel G. Andreen , prop'r. Cor, 14th and Jackson Sts. ) Sush, Doors, Etc. M. A. DISBROW & CO, Wholesale manufacturers of h v 12th ana South Oxnnhdj zard streets, Omn UNION STOCK YARDS CO., 0f South Omaka, Limiteds

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