Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 12, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Prices of All Grains and Products on the Down Grade in Ohicago, GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT, BEARISH Other American Markets Also Agninst the Bulls—lLive Stock Values Steady to Stronger ~On Wall rtrect. Wk feeling pervaded W prices took the down grade, all the graln and products scor- ing a sharp decline. There was sorie renction from the extrome depression. but the prevail- 1ng tone was ono of weakness during the en- Wheat was very heavy at the trade scemed to give the govern- decidedly bearish Inter- pretation and the Hgufdation and short sell- ing were heavy. The condition of winter wheat Is reported a favorable average, Cables lower for Liverpool and quiet and un- on the continent. From London it ported as fmpossible to make sules ex- cont at concessions, and all Ameriean mar Kets were lower and weaker, St. Louis taking the lead in the decline. There very littie bullish news. New York reported 808 bout londs taken for export; the receipts here wore largely below the estimates and the out Inspection rather liberal, though the de- mund for cash wheat was light. July st At 075@7%e, ngninst 98% ¢ at the elg dny. Tho selling prossure was v long wheat coming out in iarze b result was a slump amid much excitenent to @640, with some sales reported at i%e. At this point heavy buying orders from York and 8t. Louis began wo come Into the pit and the free covering by shorts, who had been buying in their lnes on the decline, 1egn muke 1tself felt. The result was an frre reaction to e, Pardr nd Cud ercd a big line from 07%c down. but put Targe part out again after the rally. and the lead of ong and short sales becoriin in nother slump near the 1 stood at Wie at the AGo. June 11.~A w pita nt the sturt tire sesslon start; th mental crop report 00 heuvy thore wis close, drapping to e, close, It was n declded bear day in corn as well as fn whent: and 1t seemed t0 be race betweon theni 10 deide ns to which could go down the fastost. fque, which sisting the aownward pressure for some time, Beenied 1o have withdrawn 1ts support. The £rost prodicted for nost of tho nortnwestorn corn belt by the sienal service for Iast night ald not muteriiizoe; on the wenther was roportod fino for crops. LIV ere 1 lower and Tectipts were houy n anticipited: to his was ndded the stupidness of - whent Long corn’ went overbourd frcly. Short Bellers were stoadily - incrensing their tines and . confidence was scemingly ex- hausten. July started at563@57e wwa st 57 @siyo at'the close yesterday, and sold off Fapidly to e, racted with w e and finally went down with t ol touch: ing e and elosing e above the bottoin. Gats shared n the general demoralization uly sturted ut 42%c, touched 4o, sold off to 4t5c, reacted to 4250, Lroke to41%e. wnd closed at tie bottom, Provisions followed corn rather elosely. There wis i big shuimp during the first hour, vork leading 1 tho but there at the « yesterd he market oD, and 7he’in close shows a loss of | Jurd and ribs, The lending futures ranged as follow: ARTIC In pork [ OPEN | WIGTL [ LOW. [ CLOS asls o7 i wirg o) wig B0 6 N ang o ang gl dlg Aunt.” OATS N0 June... July 900 10 123 005 Boptembios 10 1726 LARD— Fuly i Beptembor. 6 U3 Cush quokntions woro as followa: e lower. 0. 2 sprinz wheat. 07 wheat, 0@ xc; No. % red, 014@00c. GORN—No, 2, &7 OAt8—No, white, 4. Ry 3 BARLEY—NO. 2, nominal: No. 72¢; No. 4, 1. 0. b., Be. FrLAXskEp—No! 1, §1.11. SEED—Prime, $1.2071. dry salted should short cléur sides (boxed), #.25. Winsky—Distlllers' finished goods, ver gal- on. 8116, SUGARS-Cut loaf, unchanged; unchanged; standurd “A, Ltecelpts and shipment granulated, unchanged. toduy were as fol- Wheat, busiois . Corn, bu'hols.. Oats, biushels. . Ryo. busiels. Bariey, busheis On the produce oxchi rket wus active and oday, th unchunied. butter Exgs, 14 New York Markets, NEW YORK, June 11.— FLOUR—Receipts, 10,708 nekaces; exports, 608 bharrels; 4815 ok Murket dull, heav. 4 15,850 barrels. WigeAT—Recel exports, 64,320 bushels; sales, 73“»‘“'“0 bushels of fu tures: 925,000 bushels spot, § arket, @2\ lower: uctly or exports free seller: closing weak od, $1.0T@1.074, store and In elevator: 21 I\MLI 00 lll\llul $L06}@1.00, 1. 0. b.: ungraded d, $1.04G81.12%; No. lnllrll\»l'l\ toarr BLUMG; No. 1 hard toarrive, #1 No. 2 Chiengo, #L0T@1.08'4. Options huve been steadily declining and closed weak at u decline of 13@2c. Although the export busi- ness was very lurge, ail parties were fright- ened by the gov showinz - of crops “and un'onding freely. No. 2 rod June, 1061500 1.0744, closing ut 81064 July, #1.05G01.06", olosing at #1.05; AIIKIINL 810211034, closing $1.0215; Sep- temler, #L 0”‘@|< 1 \- olosing #1.0 41 October, 81, 2@1.02%, closing $1. November, $1.02%60 . kl(ll{ml‘ o IY‘tit' mber, 2! 031 @ 16, closing ay (1802), $1.07 1084, clostng #1074 o 8% By R Dl atond s, BAkLEY MALT—Dull; Canndu country made, 8100105, CouN—Receipts, 26,95 bushels; exports, 42,106 bushels: sules, 864,000 bushels of futures. 106,000 Lushels of spot. Spot market netiy unsettled, closing weak. No. 2, 66640 In ele vator, 076740 aflont; ungraded mixed, 63 O7lke.’ Options, B@2e lower, closing Weuk on & Nght businoss, attempts to roullze wnd rable orop nows? June, (2@ u.i.--- July. 6li@ite, closing 614 BON@E250, clos OATA—Recet s, 12,000 Dushels; exports, 1457 Dbushels; sules. 0,000 bushels futures Dushels Spot. ‘Spot market falrly active. 5@ 114¢ lowor and weik; Options weik but falrly active. June closed, 470; July, 46%@i closing, 47e; August, 4154, closing, 41t Septenibor, i815@ie, elosing i¥iz0. ibe, Sloi mixed’ western, 45@5)c; western, 50262 ; No. 2 Chicago, 485 @ e, Hav—Hready. Hors—Dull und stoady. CorviE—Options opencd barely steady at 5 poInts up to 10 down, closing steady and un- ged to 10 points down. Sules, 18,500 hags. including: Juno, $16.64016.70; July, 8161 1040 August, $I8G158; Soponber, $18.400 ) X Novmber, 14000145 i 8ot | nommali fale oargocs, $10.00; SUGAR--Ruw, wore notiv Fairrefining, 2 5-10@2 7-16; tost wt §la@d 5-10c 11 bags musc e, muscovido at 90 test ernment closing white and 5,000 bays 16-1603 11,500 Digs centrifu 1,200 bags centrifugals, 8 molasses 80 text, 9%c. - I quiet. easy No. 11,1 160 MoLASSES—Forelgn, quiet, held ut 1io for 50 tost In hogshoudsi” Now Oflewns, quiot and o PETROLEUM York, 8@7ic B80T, 15 $1.50606.00. COorroN Seep OrL. TALLOW—Active packages), 41 i-16c. Rosix—Quiet, steady; strained, comumon to B 1. 50 E—Quiet, S84 @I8 0. Euds = Outet, Wonk] wossorn loN@10sior ro colpta 8,145 puckages. Pourk—Qu| dy: 0ld mess, $10.50@11.5 DOW wiess, $12.006@) extra prime, $11.00, Our MEATS ulet, steady. * MippLEs—Dull, eusy; short elear, 8.5 Laxp—Lower, dull] western stean, $. sales. 300 tlore ptions, no Ju 6.2 bid; August, $6.57; Seplember, #.50° bid} October, #.(0. CrEEsE—Active, stoudy; part skims, @70, Pia Inon—Dull; American, #1600 18 2 Corpei--Dull, irrogular; lake, Juno, $12.6, LEAD-—-Nominal: aomestic, 8474, Tin—Dull, steady; straits, §0.20, Burisn—Qulet, steady; western dalry, 11Q : refined Now ‘hiladelphia and Baltimore, hiladelphia wud Bultimore in bulk, Dull. and caster; clty (.00 for | T4 baleaces, 81,365,744, Mouey, 65 per 150: wostorn fuctory, I|1Ll|'§v* Kansas City Markets, Kaxeas Orry, Mo, Juno 11—~Frova—Dull; unchanged, amory, 15@(8ko; westorn Eiging, 1814 2. hard, No. 2, red, cush, 0114¢ Weuker; No. 2, cash, J cash, Wo; June, ConN no, 59140 bid Oars—Weaker; No. 2 cash and June, 42¢ bid. HAY—Steady vu“rm unchanged. BurtenR—Steady; unchanzod, CHERSE —Ntandy ; anotanged. Eaas—Firm ut 1142, PROVISTONS - Steady s unchanged Woor—Dul] and weak: unchanged. Receiprs—Whent, 2,4 bushels; corn, 6,400 busheis; oats, 1,500 bushols. SHpMENTS—\Wheat, 40,600 bushe 1,600 bushels; outs, 8,00) bushols, corn. Minneapolis Wheat Market. MisNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 1L.—Cash wheat was in sympathy with the -decline in futures, Good demand for No. 1 northern wheati othiers genernlly s.ow. Keceipts, 100 onrs; ship ments 65 cars, Closing prices: No. 1 lard, June, $L03;_on track, $LU@ LS4 No. Tnorths ern, June, $L00: July, #1.00%; on_ trac @1.00%; No. 2 northern, June, 0ic; on tr @he. St. Louis Markets Sr. Lovis, Mo, June (1—Wuear—Weak; cnsh. 0 Tuly, (710, Coien—Wenk; cush, 501 July, 526 OATs —Ensier; cash 47450 July, Wie. POiK—Easier, $10.50 LARD—Lower, $.8), Wiisky—#1.16. LIVERPOOL, June {1— YIEAT hold- ers offer moderately ConN—stoudy, dd rin, Hd per con LINSECD O11, Creese—First white and colored, 475 p for new. Qulet, and fair; mixed west orewt Milwaukee Marxets, MiLwAvker, Wis, Juno 11 ~WHEAT pring, cash. 07098c; July, 0050, Cons—Lower; No. I, OATS —Lower; No. 2wl PROVISIONS ~Ensy; po Cincinnati Markets, CINCINNATEL O, Juno 1L—WHEAT No. 2 red. §1.0: ConN—Wonker; OATs—Easior; No. WiIsky—#.16. aly. 30,05, Nominal; No. 2 mixed. 61@ste. 2 mived, $8e. oledo Markets, ToLEDo, 0., June 11.—-WiEAT—Lower; and June, 81, 114 Cous—Dull; cush a OATs—Quiets cush. STOUKS AND BONDS. cash June, d0%e. 160, NEW Yonk, June 11.—The trading In three dozen stocks comprised all there w interest fn the stock market today, but among dod and firm tone pre- portion of the day those shures a more de vailed durinz the greate and o more uniform upward movement was established. It anything, the late crop report was the stimulating influence, and the gran gers were the fentures of the lumited dealings, the industrials taking o more subservient position in the market. The continued ease in the money market, with better prospect of alfairs on the other siae of the ocean showed in an ovident bullish temperament, the for- elgn operators and smaliness of the exports of gold so far this woek hiving gono far to stimulate some buying for the long account and more to prevent operations for the short accouat of late. The general Impression fs that If there s no waterial wmount of gold ordered for Saturday's steamers thoro will be a very sutisfactory bank state- ment, und on this expectation thero is no dis- position to shorten the list to any appreciable extent. More encouragement was seen, how- ever, ton «market on the domestic situa- tlon alone, and the forei n possibilities were ignored to a greater degroe than usual of lite, the western operators buying the grangers. and Boston buying Atehison under the promise shown in the crop report, Under these cireumstances the stocks. which have been weakest of late Including Atehison. Bur- lington and Rock Istand, naturally took the n the dealings. but 'St Paul, which was bouzht for London aecount and Ohie: which was still bought by C] prominent in the mirke element, as usual, were bearish, but had not the courage to make any marked demon- stration against the listand the firm tono was not seriously Interrupted, although the lim- fted buying was not sufficient, to muke any materiil upward movement. The opening of the market was made with small and irregu- lar chunges from lust night’s figures. but firmncss, which remuined the one feature of the duy. was soon develope ! and continuo.l to wurk tlie dealings throughout the duy. The most prominent movement was in Burlinzto which one time wus as much as 114 per cent above its lust nieht's price, and most of this was retained ntthe close. Atehison and Rock Islund were close followers of the leader, but at no time were they more than i fraction better thun the opening figure. St. Paul, Chi- cago Gas and Louisville were also nctive, but were kept within the narrowest limits throughout the day, and the final chunges, as with cven the more prominent shires, wore insign ficant. The market closed dull and steady at about the highest prices. Railrond bonds were a Jittle more animated today, the sales of all Issues reaching the sum Of #4000, but the tone of the dealings was tho same monotonous level of steadiness, Government bonds have been dull hevy. §t6 bonds huve been entiroly noglectod. Petroleum continues almost stagnant tody. The only trading was In_July option, whic opencd stoady, advanced i on n fow small buyinz orders and closed dull. July option sules, 16,00 burrels. Opening, 68i; highest, 6814 lowest, ¥14; closing, 0814, The following iire the closin’z g the leading stocks on the Now chunge today Atchison. Adums Exp Alton & ' do pr 4 American Bxpross. . BCREN . Canadian Puciiic Canndinn South tral Pacliio ios. & ORl0.... .. o I8t proferrad. {0 200 preforred. . 2 Ghlengo & Alton.... 112 GERR QY. P e G RSELL U bl Reading, Delaware & Hiidion. 21 otk Teinnd: (154 8t L. & K. F. 8t prd icago. were loss The trading and uotations for ork stock ex- 0o Minciswiipi: 40 preforrod: ¢ ontaris & Wesiara |Qreaon i |OFokon Nav. T | Oreson 8 Piciie st {4 | Poorin, Doc. & Kvais 15 |Bi e BT isg| Bt do proferrad ort Wayne ... Chi. & East. 1i Hocklug Vall 3 V6| U. 8. Bxpross.. L WSt Lo P k) 1ans & Toxas... | o Erlo & W, 1110 13 [Western Unlon, .. sl do proferrod.. 5 [Am. Cotton OIL."\00% 221 Lake Shore. ... . 10 |Colorado Coal....0.." 8ty villo & Nashi.. . eatake . 10ty Silver. . 10016 | Butro.. . A ilg | Bulwer. o preferre Yiwsourl Puo it t Northern pfo. . 86 85 Norfolk & West pid.. 52 priiorn Pactic”. ... 2u olithern T Ao preferred .. . 8714 Ore. 8. L. & U U. P Denver & Guif! 173 It G. Westo Northwostern........106 | do prefs The totul sules of st00ks today were 122,25 shares, Including: Atchison, 12,620; Louls ville & Nushviilo, 17.40); Missourl Pacific, #220; Bt Union Puelfic, 5,613, cial Review, New Youk, June 1L—The Post says: In rdanco with the decision nrrive in the weok, the d land aid not toduy ofticial discount rate from 4 per cent toduy Indicato that a considerable gold” will be drawn away by Russia, and ) the Bank of England 13 well prepured to ull demands, the expected with- drawals naturally cause some uncasiness, which shows its elfects iu the lower prices there for stoeks. The Money Market, NEW YORK, June 1L.—MONEY ON CAT ranging from 24 to i per cent; lust ioan, closed offered at (STRRLING ExC Qul 0 or sixty-duy b 1 487X for fifty-day bills, and $.57% for demund, pebho following were the closing prices honds: on T T 100 100 Sise | NOrthweat! conse 103 " | "o debenture s L0 |8 g |BL L & 8. K. L Southern 2 iy St Inte. 100 ° |8t P, Lidlg T B L SIN T P 0% | Union Pactilc 1ats s nessee N, \‘-»: can Contral Pacin DA G et a5 Wt i 1. Goin') da. Fina nK, Jun balances, $4510,56. MINCINNATI, June 1l.—Mouey, 6 per eent. 78,000, BOosToN, Muss., June 1L $101,783,278; 004, eat. -Clearings, #! Exchange on Now York, 10215 per cent dis- count. BALTIMORE, Md., Tune 10,~Clearings, $2.191,+ fi; bislances, § monay, § per.cent. PritApELeniA, June (L—Clearinzs, 8,75, + bilunces, 81,100, 40. Money. 4@+% Der cont. 11cAGO, June 11.—Money In good demand and firm wt 5% per cent for eall, and 6 per centon time. New York exchange steady cents prem'u Clearings, #14,013.000, ng exchange stendy and unchanged, tock Market. BosTON, Mass,, June 1L~The fnhu\vlulz were the closing prices on stocks In the Boston stock market today. Atchison & Topokn.. 817 Frankiin Boston & Maln 195 ° | Huron .. Chi, Bur, & Quincy.. 873 | Kearsnrge. Little Rock & Ft. 8.0 18 ° 0w dilg 1o T8 154 Qu [l Mextean Bond 8erip. ik Santa ¥e Copper. ] N. Y. & N. Engand. (13| Tamarack 151 QU & L Cmp, com 164 | San Dion Tand Co . 18 Rutiand com. . West End Land Wi Cen, com "fts¢ Noli Totepnone. Allouez Min Co (now) 4| Lamson Store § Atlantle Water Power Boston & Mont. il .M Galunet & Hecia 2 N. E Osccoln 2. 8 & London Stocks. June 11.~Closing at 4 p. m. LoNDON o Znds 16/ Linols Cont is | Maxlean ord ¢ S8t Paul common fats 14 Hending £03 Mexiean Cont. new is i Consols, monoy... Consols, account U 8. 48 . UL R 4 N Y. P& O Canndian Pacitic. Erle, Bar silver, per cont. ket for both short and per cent. Bank of § LONDON, June 11.- Hd Iate of discount in the opo thrco-months biils mar- rgland Bullion. it of hullion gone into the Bank of on balanee tolay. 005 Buliion in th nk of nd - croased X000 dnring thopat ook The provortion of the Bank of Eniglund’s v o ability, which Tust week was 4.5 per cent, 15 10w 4406 per cent. Paris Rentes. 5 L—Three per cent rentes, 42150 for the ncconnt. The weekly st of the Bank of France shows an nere 10,036,000 francs gold and a decreuso of 1,0 franes silver. Denver Mining Stoc DENVER. Colo., June (1. -T} 3 better fo on the mining exchange today. riees elose Tuatice T 234 | Lownl Tonder. Little Rule Matenless Alleahany Amity Argonant Morning G Bates 1 luiitor oo Wik Indian B six 3 Browntow ! .n.m'y Eahin San Francisco Min ng Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.—The officiul closing guotations for mining stocks to Alt Beleior Hest & Heiclior. . Bodle Conxollduted Chollar Con. Cal. & Crown Point Gould & Curry. Tilo & Noreross. .. Mexican .. Ophir Potost | Savge Sierra Nev Unlon Con. Utah.... ations, wns very the mining exchange this nd prices hd a marked downward The following bids were made on little teadin- on morning tendenc Amorlear ... . B Murph B o Eilvor A Little Alb Mo New York Mining Quotations. NEW YOik, June 1.—The following are the elosing wlninz stock quotat ons: London Wool Market. LONDON, June (L.—The offerings at the wool sules today comprisel 14.50) Dales, mostly Australinn, which wus generally offered quite cheap. The attendince was good. The com- petitions showe \provement, but there wis no change in prices For good’ grades of me rino there was excited nnd keen biAding un lI se grodes sold at full rate: Crop breeds n activy requost sold ruther Alb.llllil': purchasers. 'X"Kru\J(N were Ry | pRov o, bt thosay s s aptanle change In - prices. Cap Good Hope nnd Nutal wools were well sought for an i sold roadily. Following ure the sules and prices obtaines New South Wales, 160 bales, scoured, 11'4d@!s 4d; Now South Wales locks and pleces 2d@18s 2d; groasy. 04a@11d; \uw Wales “locks und peces, 24001, Queensland, 1300 bules. scourcd, 1%41@1s; rensy, 7A@l Meibourne ana Victoria, 00 bales, scoured, 8d@1s 8d; scoured locks and pibees, TA@LS d; zreasy, Td@1s 24 groasy looks und pleces, isn@iinid: Australia, southern, 2,000 bales scoured, 0'4dals 4d; scoured 10cks and pleces, Td@10d; greusy, 6'4d @bd; groasv locks and pleces, 5d@id.” New aland, 2.00) bales, scoured, 's 4d@1s 71 od 'locks and pieces, 5d(ls 7d; gre 3d@10d; greasy locks o . 4300 §12d. Tasmania, 100 bales, 4@ (5 5. Cape of Good Hope and D L, 000 bules, ured, 04d@1s 0d: greasy. 60@sisd. Tho competition wus cencrally -00d and the pri of long merinos were un Those of th shorter kinds were farthing easier. Few Cipe of Good Hop Nutal skins weie sold. - Tie prices were us fol- lows: Melbourne and Victoria, clothing und combing. 34A@7d; pieces and od, 2@ 41;d. South Australin, clothing L()Illlflllfl. 8240 pleces and dumaged, 134, The Cotton Market. NEw York, June 11.—Hubburd, Price & Co. Foreigh 5 opened easy this morn- ing th of our decliiie of yester- aiy, though sp nuers bought more freely than forsome time pust. tho low prices tempting then to carry lurge stocks. A rally in the forenoon was sustained w1 the close, which wus quiet and steady. with near position within 1 point of yesterduy's pri Our mirket opened with “buyers it lngt ovening's prives und, after i very quict day, closed at u purtinl improvement” over the opening. all truders appearing to wish for further light on grop prospeets, which will govera the market in the future. New York Dry Goods Market. New Youk, June 11 he dry goods arket wits without much chinge. Demand was falr, but on the moderate scule of the pust few days, with unc hunging activity in stuff ?unl coming on the murket, Bleached shirtings were more active fn some foatures, but Ilml‘e pasittie dowmg In the outsite market DWight anchor 44, leached and half bieached, wero reduc Dressod oods, flunnels and blankets were in moderate demand, but there Is lllnr‘(n sule of that cluss of goods, which are in hetter condition than for severai yeurs and prices are very firn. Havani Mirkets. HAVANA, June IL—SPANISH GOLD—$2.18%@ 0. IXCHANGE—Quiot. BUGAR—Quiet: sules, 0,00 bags centrifug on private terms: L0 bags centrifuguls, degress test polarization, at Matunzas at £.000 471% wold per quintal W YOItk EXCHANGE— 0@ raders' Talk. Louts, June 11.—Langenburg Brothers to Cockrell Brothe The following was th range on the July option tod this potn High, | 1! Yest_ c premium, ¥ | Opon. T 0% [ ] mont report was heavy at the opening. first price wus from 0750 to 073e. The buying was by & prominent local sei sold freely yestorduy. Iis wants supplied, tho market sold off from 0730 to Witae, ronctod on generul trading to 9i14e. The break towards olose gave no warning and the olosing prise is atthe lowest point of the duy, ilge to #iio forJuly. Crop conditions are nighly favor- ublo, With reports that there will bo considerablo ~lurvested in - the south- west this week. Cablos are dullund lower on fine weather principally, The sentiment ia very bourish and will require some cliange In conditions 1o chupge it Corn opens od ut 5040 for Juiy. sold as high us 5%, wud closed ut 5340, The decline {n whout good deal to do with the deciine. Oats In Sympathy with corn declined from Mo to dixe. The business doing (n ail the geain pits hus been heavy. Vislons very woak with considerable Hquidation by outside holders OoAGo,June 1. —Schwartz. Dupee & MoCor- wick to K. 0. Swartz & Co: The populur lnter- protation’ of the government report s no ongor questionable. 1ts Learishnoss wus plaln yesterday ufternoon and was empha- szod “by a very weak markot today. The amateur mathematiclins differ greatly in flguring how much Dodye's figuros indioat 0 oan fizure loss than 500,000,0.0. xports sy It Indicatos & crop’ of from 186,000,000 t0 143,000,000, Oablos were lower, but forelgners showed a disposition to buy cash whoat freely on the decline, it belng rumored 9% (1 eurly Iper, whio had » 3 that round lots wore taken in oxport. To th & is tobanttrihu action in prica ut thocise. Gablod annannged that the ftussian pafitinent was tod vy dis; cusaing o reduction of #port duty und that the French senate had ordered their reduc- tlon to go Into effect gtonce, Tho trade was yery netive on the .wu’(‘ Tt 18 possible that the decline may be chedked tomporarily. but prospects are’ for lower prices. Hy is moving gradually northwar says they will have a fiftle woek, Tocelpts at eTeven B10,000; Shipments, (28,000 wenk. ' The Cinclinaul, Price nounces that the n corn great good,..and _crop, = reports are favorable from every quarter. _There has been gencral selllng by ihe country s well by the bull ellque who have been working the market for some time past. Indications t todecldedly lower pricos, Oats were K, the governmont crop report Indlesting a much lar )b than was expected. 1t I8 figared 1t will amount to 676,000,000 agalnst 524,000,000 last yeur. Provisions have been verg weak with *heavy unlonding of long stulf for country account. Almost the only bu, have been shorts and these hardly fore they sold out aguin, generally price. Pu ure slowly takini rt llies but we ean see no indic tions buying for long account which 15 U only Kind. thice witl check this decline, Everything points to decidedly lower prices OnicAGo, June 1t.—Kennett, Hopking & Co. to Cockrell Brothers: There wus considera- ble unlonding of wheat on the government ro- rt whch the traders view —as bearish. rts lield the market for u time and under strong pressure it broke quietly to tise for July.” On reports of heavy export business at the'sen boar | there was o sharp recovery to with indieations of 111 further nd Tocal statisticlan port Indieates . crop irte | renowed sell i break to Oie. The rather firm. The denl of wheat and tho shorts have Ihe speculutive senti- ment continues very beatish and operitors predict e for July Wheat. Forelzners show littie weakness, it for export quite trocly ndour s being drwn on largely, “The tra svos that there will be enough to supply the demund until the new crop isuvaliabie and ths will il the defici- ency abroad. T o makin ¢ the m Ketat prosent 1o uflect the ceclin bushels. Corn und oats hive yielded to- the gencral downward tendency. The old bull wving tuken their profits on the lute W 1o present inlieation of con new deal and until New York tor | d o little re- wheat pri points, Corn wus very Ourrent an- has done [ K000 bushels s resuiting in a furth wheat ¢lo at e been a good s0ld out, on stop orders covered quito treoly. Churters today. 110,000 they do corn rieon xood rallies. The of outs showed considerable strength ear.y, the government indicution of Op ranging (rom 60,000 to (7,000 bushels, ave wiuy With the rush later in the duy. provision uirket could not fuil to be_af- fecied by the very weak grain markets. The Ung was generil almost, alt publie. i shured the doei'h gotting to a point where they find more friends. The ¢ osing wus weak at outside figures. menein: will prol long futures OMAHA iV E STUCK. . OMAHA, June 11, 1801, CArTLE—Official roceints of cuttle i as compared with 1530 yesterduny and 504 Thurs- duy of lnst w The murket was active and firr ol grades, and_slow s, Buteher st lers were weak 01Dt of hos 4, D bestordny - and” 6.0 Taurssdny of st week. The market wus ful tive and sioady to a shude lower. All <old, The range of “the prices paid wus #0004 5, the bulk selling at #4.20@4.25. Light $I00C405: heavy, $1.U504.35; mixed, $.2004.° The averaze of the pr ees piid was 2% a8 compured with $.204 yesterday and 8,221 Thursday of last woel. Officlal ~ recelpts of was active and firm. westerns, 5. Hoas—Oflicial compared with HEEP, The market 1002 sheep 410, Nutives, Receipts a“d Disposition of Stock. Ofiicial recointa and disposition of stock as shown by the books 0f the Union stockyards corapany fnrlln-lm-nu —four hours ending ut 50'clock p. m..June 1, 1601: Ill‘i('l‘.ll"l’* “ MEED, (IS &N Cars. | Hond | 2| an 24, | Sheep. Lee Hothicht It.. Bocker & Degen Shippers and feeders Left over . Total.... STEERS, c. Av. Pr. i 1310 %5 00 116 4 25 (1286 5 00 1053 4 50 5 505 10 450 £ 5 2 Uil 47 520 202 4 90 YEARLING STEERS AND HEIFE RS, T8 490 BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 020 $).. 708 340 20, 720 I 17.. 707 445 1.0 0 20,780 350 1..1070 0. Av. Pr. 510'84 00 in cows. L 805 2 80 910 1 00 1300 335 BULLS, 140 2 90 CALVES. 150 4 00 SPAYED HEIFERS. 1006 375 3.1008 375 080 310 1. 110 450 62.. MILKERE AND SPRINGERS, 1milker At 1 milker. HOGS. No, 6. 57, 122582181 240 20 12) W 160 240 40 45 120 15 161 2160 A7 B 200 4 m 240 18 AND ROUGH 5 0. 300 127 SHBEP, 108 124 Av. rass-fed.... 70 rass-fed | 70 110 westorns, wethers, corn-=fod.. . 116 100 westerns, wethers, corn-fod ... [116 Chicago Live Stock M o ClioA pocial Telezram to ¥ BEE]-Thore wis & firm mirkot toda 1l deseriptions of Gattle, but little or n advance In any clussi &he proportion of the Supply does not uppenr to cut any fgure in shuping the courseof prices, thit mattor is od by the “combine.” The 7.50) nu- tives on sulo were bowght up on a basis of #4.40 @040 for common toextra shipping stoc 84,0042 tor stockera und feeders, and 81 3 for cows, heifors wud bulls, and quotations or Toxus ci ore BLAODLTS for Y0 KRS 10 ToF ‘fod. steors. - Thore alos ut the outside figures und ve, botter than 8.8, though the offerin cluded a goodly number of fut 1,330 to 1,530 pound stecrs. At Wednesday's decline there was an active aewand for hogs. Fresh arrlvils were at leust 5,000 hoad less thun expected, and de- spite the fact that fresh and stale’ offerings abined made an exveptionally liberal sup- ply, there was o steadler tone to the market Sulos were mude ut 82.0)@4,5, culls and thi Digs selling at 82002400, and & tow loads ¢ superior quality finding buyers at $1.55. T arcot closed fairly ‘firm at 84350455 for edium and hewvy welghts, und ut #1.0124.50 for light. The groater purtof the trading wus Within range of 100 por 100 pounds. The Evening Journal reports: = OATTLE— Recelpts, 10,000; shipments, 2500; market steady to stronger, higher; extra native st @@ kood to eholco, & k 5.000 ; cows. 82.5b4. 45, Hoas—ltecelpts, 23,000 shipments, 12,0005 wurket active and stend 84004420 prime mixed, 863044 prime heavy and hutoher weights, $.00@405; assorted” light, HAOBA.50. 75004 8,000; EuERP—Recolpts, #bipments, | #h.com4. JUNE market 12 Texans, natly lambs, rotive and steady; mutton, 5: o Toxas feoders on sal RA0GAB6; westorns, 81.6505.2; @700, New York Live Stock Market, New Yonk, Juno 11.—BEEVES—Recelpts, 1136 head, all for export; no trade, feeling firm. Drossed boef, steady nt S4@050. Ship- ments today, 30 beoves and $0) sheep; to- morrow, i#2 boeyes and 500 sheop. CALYES—Recelpts, 08; market stondy; veals, #6,00130.50; huttermilks, $4,00754.2% Siuee-focolpts on track, 0 head m rkot wouk; sheep, &0 @587 s, #1.0008.501 dressed mutton, firm ut UGpi0'se per poundi dressed lambs, 133 1345¢. Hoas--Receipts, 2011 head, consigned direct; market nominuily stoady at $1.5005.%. Kansas C ll\ Live Stock Market. KANSAS Crty, Mo, June 1. —CATTLE-I{0- 100; ahipments, &70; natives stoady: Xuns strong: steers, &I, i l'wwv. $2.00 stockers and feedors, &2 18— Recoipts, 8,650; shipments, 2, 5105 mar- pened higher, ed weak; bulk, 200 4.30: all grades, £.50604.40, SnEEp-Recelpts, 6 05 market strong. 6.00 St. Louis Live Stock Market. 7. Louis, June 11.—OATTLE ~Rocolpts, 4,500 shipments 4.200; market active; fair to cy ors, 8LE0BA00; Texans and Indlans, 110as—Rece!pts, 1.800; shipments, 4100; mar- ket lower: heavy, H.06@4.40; mixed, 8900440 Tight, $4.90@4.40. OMAHA WHOL Vegetables, Th following quotations prices ut which cholee stock 1 lers un'ess otherwise stated ONIONS~Bermuda, per 50 nig, $150 por o New Beers—Per doz, i5in4ce, PEAS-Por bushel Lo, #l bustiel box, 60c. TOMATOES —Fancy stock, 3. CUcUMBERS P SOUTHERN BEANS BOX: String, 5 @ e per 15 bue SOUTHERN CAULIFLOWEI— e NEW POTATOES ~per |1, 2 Porators —Home crown stock in from the store, 81004110, ASPARAGUS ~500 per 'n. CABBAGE - Californin stock, southern, per erate, £1.00. MARKETS. the on ropresent billea out £2.50; Cultfor- B150; per ¥ per crate, §.002 dozen, 5. WX, 660750 per 1§ bushel el hox. ¢ dozen, 3150, swall lot per b, resh Fruit Cnermues—Culifornia, per 10-1b box. #1.75; black Tartarian, $70: Sontnern chertibs, 4113 @2.00. per drawer of 19 quarts: s ORANGES—Los Angoies. &1.00@42); FanCan Sweots, 8.5 KB4 TEXAS PEACHES - I'er 1 bushel be STIAW BRI Missour] stock, §2 20quart GREEN GOOSERERRIES—Dor #2.30; drawer of I8 quarts, 135, - Per doz, $100. . ver box, & Moditer 4 quart caso, 1,003 faney, BANANAS—Per bunch, #2.50@1.00 for funcy stock for shipping. Country Produce. EGas—The market was steady at H@4'se. PourLTiy—Good old fowls are selling lareely at £ 75, with a few fancy old h going ut :‘4."0. A fow right good spring chickeuns bring 00, BUTTER-The most of the country butter is going at 10e. Flour. Omaha milling company. Keliance, Putent, Invineibie Patent, $2.50; Superlative, §.50; Snowiluke, #2103 + 5190, Davis mill company, High Patent No. 1 and Cream, 8280; Blue D full patent, $2.55; Hawkeye, hulf putent, & pecial "Ro bitent No. 1 Minnosota Patent, < heat, patent, $.60; N . patent, 82,55, S, ws Gold_ Meds White, £2.50; Snowflake, #2103 Queen’ of ‘the Pantry. 00 chopped feed, $24.00; Minncsota, 280, . L. Welch & Co., Weleli's Best, Minnesota Chicf, i 100, hmn. Supcriative, Crown Splendid The best and cheapest Car-Starter is sold by the Bordaa g Solia:c O, Chicage, 1Ll With it one man can move a loaded car. = PREPARED FOR A STORM. Burglars Lay in an Assorted Supply of Kubber Gooils. Burglars visited tho store of the Omaha rubber company i the Paxton block last menht, The entered by way of the freight clevator 1 the back part of the building, getting access to the shaft on the second floor and descending to the lower floor, where they picked a lock and gained admittance to the store room. The thicves gave the stock a_general over- hauling, even visiting the bascment, and helped themselves to about $0 worth of goods, including several puirs of rubber gloves, tennis shoes, combs, bands, tooth brushes and coats, and scattered thinis een- erally. They unbarrad a side door and took their departure via the front elovator en- trance. There is no clue to the visitors. Men and women prematurely gray and whose hair was falling, are enthusiastic in praising Hall's Hair Renewer for restoring the color and preventing baldness. The Theologicl ~eminary. The faculty of the Prosbytorian theologi- cal seminary held a meeting yesterday at the Paxton hotel. Rev. Meade C. Williams, D. D., of Prince- ton, 11, professor of new testament litera- ture and exegesis, was present and entered carnestly into the discussion of va- rious subjects pertaiuing to the seminary. Dr. Williams is yet undecided as to wheth- er he shall remove to Omaha with his family, but in all probability he will decide to make the Nebraska metropolis his home. Ho has four sons who* would bo likely to engago in business in Omaha shonld their father come here to liwe. Dr. Williams is a man of large means and of a gonerous and liveral public spirit. He and bis family would certainly bo a welcome addition to the population of Omaha. —_—— A Card We want ovory lady and all tho boys and girls to call on your druggist and get some of our beautiful curds and a book of valuablo nformation free, Hanuer Propuierany Co. ANNOUNCEMENTS, The members of *The County Fair” com- pany now playing at Boyd's opera house, Who have been engaged for the summer run of nine weeks_in Chicago, at Hooloy’s thea- ter, commencing June 38, are as follows Midses Marie Bates, Ella Salisbury. Marga- ret May, Messrs.J. R. Smith, Fitzhugh Owsloy, Arthur Cook, Heber Wolsely, C. C. Babcock and H, Clark, e To Dispel Colds, headacnes and fevers, to cleanso the system effoctually, yet gently when costive or bilious or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently curo habitual constipation. to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy act tivity, without irritating or weakoning thom use Syrup of Figs. i l(t GEiv L had tongue nAm S. Fatal results from cancer- A carcer on m that »pread un til my thro t w f, oted that Icould sorce My physi- 8 80 ly swallow. ous sores have often been averted by tak- ing St erhee i A dsl | TR 1 S kin diseascs f cian said it was & case uilar to Gen'l §.8. 8 me well. 1 b lieve it saved my life very si G ant's, sound cuie | and Mis. A, M. Coldsmith, Erooklyn, N. ¥ Book o1 Blood ant and o favorite ladies. Sold in England for s 1id., tn America for 8 5e, them from your Drugglsts, o W. M. HOOKER & (0. OMAHA Manifacurers” and Jobbers DIRECTORY. AWV!VG% ANl) T “maba Tent & Awn- ing Co. Flags. Haminocks, 01l and Rubhor Glothing. Sent tor ___BIOYCLES. A H, Porrigo&Co. | M. 0. Daxan, All Makos, All Prices, Al Bleyeles Sold on Monthly Parts. | Payments 5 Dodge Stree 100744 Farnam St., Omaha. BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS Omaba Republican Printing O Law brlefs, bank supplles, and oversising I 10th and Douglas .vr.-nu Ackermann Bros, & Heintze, binders, eloctrotypers, blank book manu- turers, art streot, Omaha. the Printers, 16 1o BOOTS AND SHOES. Ohatles A, Goo & O, 1\\rm..*nn.J.,n.\-.&(fl W. V. Morse & Co., | &hoe Fuctory, Corner 11th and Dougla’ st O hn. Morch invited tocall an 1 exam in Manufacturers and job- bors, 1109 oward atroot. Williams, Van Aer- nam & Hart tarne Om BOX John L. le'n- hin paper box (actory 13171319 Douglay Orders promptly fille L BU TCHERS. Louis Heller, om Butehers' and Packers’ OARR'AGLS BUGGIE? BTO. W Smnn!h Omahn's Largest Varloty WAGONS AND CARRIAGES CA RDETS | CLOTHING. Omaha Oarpet Op, | Gilmore & Ruhl. Carpets, of: clothy, mat- | Manufacturera & Whole- tngs, cartaln oo 13,34 salo Clothlers, 1511 Douglas strost. 1100 Harney St. CIGARS. West & Fritsohar, Manufact: Jobbers of I 1011 Farn ers in clgars Af tobaceos. streot COAL, COK®, ETC. Omaha Coal, 0ok2 ani Lime'Co, 8 B U ol ) » on Mount & Grifin, 2GS, 14th strot Coutant & Squires, Hardand soft coal ship- P. 1. Mahoney & 0>, Hara—Conl- Soft. Ofcos 813 N, 10th and cor. 1011 i ki o Howell & Co, 178, 14th strooty Omaha, Neb, American Fuel Co. Shippers and_doalory 12 anthracito and biei: Minous coal. 2158, 15th streot. Nebraska Fuel 0, 2188, 13th strasty Omaha, Nob. Johuson Bros., 914 Farnam Sureot, Omana, Neb. Omahr, Neb. CORNICE. Fagle Cornice Works Manufacturers ofGalvan- \zed Iron Cornice. Window caps, motalicsky- lights ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodye St. "~ OEMENT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & Co,, 2188, 18th strady F. Ruemping S armar windows, dgor caps, fin fals ete. ' Tin iron and slate roofer. BIL Farnam St. Omaha, Neb. DRY GOODS. SRl e RS s Rl cPtols M. E. Smith & o, | Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry ¢ Goods (o, furnishing goods. Cor. 11th and Howard sts. Corner 11th ani Harnoy o e e - ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 7 ROIT_ AUTOMATIO Wolf Electrical Oo. | 'Eioetria Motors Illustrated Catalogud | and Dynamos. Catalogue free. froo 1. ‘A: Kinnay, dun'l o capitol Avenne_| &30 WEIR ¥ bt W FARM MACHINFRY ET(J Parlin, Orendorf &| T. @ Northwall, Martin Co., General western ngent CornerJones and 9th sta. | Skandia Plow Co., 1340-1151 Sherman avo. FLOUR. 7 R. T. Davis Mill Co,, Underwoo, E. L. Welch & Co., 1012 N, 100 stroot. c 3. K. McCray. Man Mill at Henderson 8. F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th stroat. Managor at Omaha. §th wnd dackson ats. Omaha Milling Co., Merchant Millers, lomea and Mil 1318 North \ih Stroet wer. Minn, FURNII‘URE AND CARPETS. Duway & Stone Fur- | Beebe & Eunyau Fur- Co. niture Co,, niture Co. : Furniture and carpots, [ Buccossors t0 C-A. Becbo 1151119 Farnam street, Qrace mad Thth Sts. —_— GDNI‘S' FURNISHING GOODS. 7. T, Robinson Notioa Joubors and Tmporters of | notlons and furnlshing &o0ds, r & Loomis, L4, shlrts, coats, oto p 1111 Howard stroet. | Cor. 12th and floward sts GLASS, PAINT OIL AN[) DRUG‘ 3 Kennard Glass. and | Paint Co., 1408-1412 1nrney strost Omalia, Neb. William Cummings, 617 and 610 South 16t St J A I‘nlbr & 0o, 1402 Dougi g 3tras Blake, Bruoo z ) $06-508 Luavonwort it Ounl Meyer & Raapks, 1401408 Paxton & Gallagher, T11 8. 10U strooy Harnoy strads 06 Neb, [ Neb, 8loan, Johnson & 0o, th und_Leaveaworth wtr Omaba, N Allen Bros,, | McCord, Brady & Co. 114 Haraoy sireot | Neb. | Omaha, Nebraska. Lo L GUN FOWDER, Hugh G. Olark. Gonl Westorn A o Dupont's Sportlig Gun wder, Atlas Ligh oy sivo, Blasting caps, fuse 1418 Uaroy streeh Omaha, D. M. Steele & Uo,, 12011205 Jones straot, Omaha, Nob. 15th and Leavenworth Omaha, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS 8, A, MoWhorter 312 18t Natl Bank. Brokoes Privato wiros (0 N York, Chicago and St Louls. Cash gealn bought for all markets Toncray & Bryan, Brokers, grain, provist and stocks. 15 8, 14t 8L Private wire to Cht a0.8E Louls and Now Vork | Cookrell Bros,' Brokers, Privato wires |1 to New York, Chicago & |ote. St Louls, Special atten- |1 Uon kiven o track bids ongrain. Ist Navl Bank. [ F. 0. 8wartz & Co, oraGrain, Provisions Private wiro (o 8t s and Chicago. Offiea Natl Bank Omabia hango bld's, S, Omatin IIARDWARH Reotor & Wilkolmy O Cor. 10th and Jackson sts Goo=lark-Andreoson Hardwara Oo, 108-1110 Harney streot, Omiha Neb IRON WORKS. Puxrtnn & Vierling | Omaha Safo & Iron ron Works, bullding work, engines, | Manuf'rs firo and burgiae brass work, genoeal | Proof safos, vaults, Jall foundry, miachine and [ Work, Iron shutters and blacksmith work, U.P. | fire oscapes. G. An RY. and 1t es droen, 14th & Jacksonsts Wilson & Drako, M'f'g tubular flues, fire box bollers, tanks, eto. Omiaha Plerce and 19th stroots, “William Darst, Winos, Liquors and Cle Kars. 1913 Farnam 8, Omany R. R, Grotte, Tmporter and Jobbar ot Wines an 1 Pric applieation. L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesale Liquor Dealers Frick & Herberts Wholesale LiquorDealers 1001 Farnam Stroet S04 - 804 8. 10th St. —— LUMBER. @ W, Duurvluq & Oo Hardwood Lumber, John A, Wakefield, Imported, Ameriean, Port Milwaukoo ment and 1310 North 16th Streat Oharles R, Les, W&ntl-’Bullun\ Lum- Hardwood Inmber, wood ity ot ber Oo, o Tzard Stroot m..umuouun I and I S Cady & Gray, Lime, co Louis Bradford, 1ent, ete. et pumber, ime, coment,0t3 cor, 0th and Douglas | 023 Douglas street. MILLINERY AND \IOTIONS. oA S!olmhlll 1. Oberfolder & Co., Milinery, Importers and Jobbers in s, B Millinery. Cloales, B3 | 00 510 and 213 South 1ith 110-118 8. 10th St., Omaha street. e MUSIJAL INSTRUMSINTS, BTO MaxMoyor & Bro, Go. | A. Hospe, It M'{'g Jowolers, dealers in jom T I | Planos, Organs, Artists’ musieal insiruments. el s Farnam and 1513 Douglas Street. Nottons OILS. “Consolidated Tauk Line Co. Refined and lubrleating olls, axle gronse, oto. R. 1. Ruth, Managor. PRODUCE, COMMISSION. “Ribbel & Smith, | Sohroedar & Oo, Dealersin_country prod- sors buttar a1l uce, fruits, vegotables, 1 gonoral co.u- ote. mixslon morehants, 1207 Howard street. 42 South 11th stroot Robart Purvis, |E, B, Brauch & Oo,, 1217 Howard stroot. R Write for prices on but. kinds, oysters, ter, okis, poultry and T At Jas. A, Olark & Co. Butter, cheese, ogan poultry And gamo, o8 South 13th stroot. " Williams & Oross, Produce and fruits, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry 1200 Howard streot. " Bates & Oo, Country produce, “ruits, vegotablos, grocers’ speclaltios. toas, spicos, ete. dI7-41d 3. 8L 1. Randazzo & Son, 211 South 12th Stroet. Forotgn &Domostle Fruits iflorin Orankos & Siolly Fruits. Beaneh house, 7 N. Peters St, New Orl'ns 1214 Harney strodt. __PAPER. RUBBER G'DS, Carpenter Paper Co., | Omaha Rubber Co., Carry n full stock of Manufaoturing and Jo)- printing, wrapping and | bersall kinds rubber writing pupor, card goods. per, ete 1003 Farn SEEDS. _ STOVES. Emerson S3e1 0o, Daffy-Trowbridza Seed growors, doulors 14 Stova Manufao's 0., o5+ Ay utnoturg stoves ant i 5 KLOVa pIpY. South 16th {1y 15 Tonvouworth st . BLINDS, B 3>4n 8as1 & Door Jo. Manufacturers of moali- ings, vila s, dooes, stroos. arors of sasl bltnds a Mouldings. Bra ote fice, 12th and_Lzard sts. | 16th and Clark stroots, _— STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIE3 U. 8. Wind Engine &| A. L. Strang & Sons, Pump Oo. 002-1004 Farnam strook lln;!lnlny’wlx nills, 915 12) Jonos ons, acting manager. Omaha, Neb. —_— TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, CIGARS. Consolidated Coffan Company, 114 and 1410 Harnoy it Omaba, Nob, —_— TOY S BI[.LIAHD‘I. - H. Hardy & Co [The Brunswio anoy | p Collender e masriia diso, Saloon Axtires 407, 406 8. 10th strost. Omubia SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARD3 CO, - - LIMITED, Flages. LIVE SlUOK COVIMIb“ilON A. D, Boyer & Oo % Exchange Bulldlag, South Omaha. 8, 7. Coffman, Smloy Uoy, South Omabis. Hunter & (m,m, 50 Exchango Bullding South Oma ey P. T. HUGHES, HANT. Colorwio. ALE CASHL COMMIBSION MEI 32,1554 Market Lt Eigin, 1L, and W Choose. 10,000 wy Allpp Sitlp by last £ WHOL ot, Denvar. ¥ Buttor, ¥ with 0 4aana s to Tellable for quotations on des = WANTED during May. Total lssues of CITIES, COUNTIES, 5CHOOL COMPANIES, 5T, R.R. COMPANIEB o N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY,Bankers, A-165 Dearborn Birest, CHICAGQ 15 Wa'l Btreet, NEW YORK. 70 State Si. ROSTON