Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Wheat Opens Nervous and Higher with a Strong Send-Off, FRANTIC DASH TO COVER BY THE SHORTS, Failure of Large London Cargo Des ers—A Day of Surprises—Corn xeited and Higher—De- cline in Provisions, July 2~Wheat ojened nervous The buoyancy developed at the y, and disquleting rumors us o Jmpending munipulation together with higher private and public cables gave the ot strong send off, and during the early ding July sole as high as e und Decem- ber 0.4e, o from 1% to 14e above the high- est fizures mude yesterday. Shorts were on the run and frantic in their efforts to cover. Forn time all eyos were on Papdridze who wes known to be heavily shortof De cember, A rumor was started that he wis be- ing called 10 per cent and the crowd scemed determined to run him in. but the effort was a fallure. The big bears responded promptly to all calls for murgins ana kept right on seli- fng. Aftera time bear news began to come fn. The Cinclnnati Price Current's sumimary of the crop situntion suld harvest operations were progressing favorably and that all indi- eattons as to a big yleld were maintained, while spring wheat prospects were all that could be desired. This was tollowed byt wmouncement of the taflure of Alexander & Co., of London, large cargo dealers who were said to have gone down owinz to thelr heavy losses In lo wheat, Al this ereated a mirked depression, and the confidence of the bulls aufekly evap- orated. Meantime Pardridge kept on seiliu and wis soon joined by Cudahy and somoe large commission houses. Shortshad covered pretty generatly. Longs who lad tak wheat on the Iate depression | und the wenkness soon developed Into a reiu lar slump. and July went off to 8ife while Decoinber broke to 80, Fresh ex:ite. mentspruny up after the noon lour. Late Liverpool reported higher prices thero and contir ubies were sensationil. Ber- 1in showtng an adyance of 1%e per bushel in July and 1e fn Scptember and October, with I§ o add 1o the cx- hid had started in peded the Ittle shorts ushoro regardless of er. It Is under- cred LS contracts 50 succeedod in gettinz their d ned up. It cost KOmE moncy, howeve in the pro Witk Ut up to ®%e nnd December reaction near the close whic! 3¢ for July and ige for Dece Corn wus excited and higher at th i Ehorts showed @ good deal of nervousness, and especlally in July, and were anxfous buy ers while there was little for Tn the eurly scrimble July sola as hizn as57ie and not imuch to he hid even at thut. The feeling seemed 1o provail that the bulis held winnine curds and the shorts hastened to glve th best terms possible. There ald ot ap- poar to bo aders in tho bull movement, hut everybody scemed o be ghort more or less and frantic to cov while little, wus offored for sale, ' September sold up on the early exciten spiitand then car the most nervous shorts having Lonzht wl wanted prices started down, Wt ont the corn” and fora tine it was 500 Who could acl] ¢ <t in ey time und July finally got t>%%ce und Sep- tember (0 505, The moderate earlots for (o- morrow and’ the reaction in wheat finally ed July bick to%3c and Septembor to There was an setive demand for cash which sold'to 60:5¢ and nearly fic pre- mium on Septenber wnd e over selier for the month. "The close was steady at 6% for July and for Septembe The fluctuitions n outs were governed by those In wheat and corn, Provisions opened strong and higher. fnflu- enced by graln. But luter on, lurge stocks, morc hogs than estimated and the break in corn nnd wheat all produced declines. Sep- tember pork sold early at #1).50 to 810.55. broke to #1085 and on the final bulze in xrain “rul- Led to £10 574, closing at 81050, Lard and ribs followed the Sume general course, The board will not be In- session Monday next. The lenaln Cnicaao, and higher, close yoesterd and they waded the depth of the wtood that Pardrid and that ( At and bl3sc. corn zain until # futures ranged ws follows: )W, [CLOSE. Beptembior | RIuS- July... temer. | “Cush quotat LOUR—N O W < at, G@0e: 8, spring wheat, & 0.2 rod, 65308 i5e. CORN. . OATE—No, No. i, white Ry BARLEY-—No. 2, nominal; No. 4, February, 506 Fraxstep—No. 1, TioTny SEED ORK—Mess 3 r Imrnl §; ‘whort rils wldes. (loose). dry sulted shoulders (boxed), #5106 5.15: short clear sid boxed), #6.40606.45. Wiisky—Distillers’ finished goods, ver gal- lon. 1,16, SUGARS—Cut loaf, unchanged, Recelpts und shipments today were us fol- white, 3@ ARTICLRS. | RECH RPN ENTS, 60 o0 w0 Flour, barrel. Wheat, busheis 0.0 X Corn, Bushels....0. 7 15 Oats. bushels . 125,000 Rye, bushels. . N 00 Burley, bunheis 1] et On tho prodice exchange today, the butter murket wis unchangod: fancy Elei cream: ery, 17417 e western, 16@16!e; dalry, 12 @ise. Exks, 150150, ) Y, New York NEW YORK, July 2. Packages: exports, active, chiofly ndyunce in fnsty N MEAL western & himar— ite arkets, YUR—Reccipts, 8,418 6 barrels, 1510 sacks: tride; hoiders ‘asking 5¢ sules, 40,500, + fulr demiund; yellow 160,700 bushels: exports, 0,000,000 bushels of fu- 1,00 bushols ' wpot. Spot murket i No. 2 red, 8106 in store ¢nd elevator SLOGK@ILTY aflc $1.05@LO08Y% £ 0. b.; uneraded Ted, 0030@EL0S; NG 1 horthe ern to arrive, BLOS: No. 1 hard to rive . N¢ 2 Chiongo, #1.02% @1.08%. Options—After slight chunges early the murhrl struck u higher course and rui up fully closing ‘strong. b wbout the best prices on frigh ied shorts o the holi- duys’ und _Stronger cables. 3 faflurodid not itect whew BLOILGLGY, closing, 8105 August, 47 R1L013, closing, 81L.00%; Septomier, 064 clos'ng, Wie Oetol) N@oige, closing, FLt November. A\uy(lm. #1004 December, O8N Cw BLOIY, closing, #1013 Junuary, $1.004,@ 10E5, closing, 810152 Miy, $1.031 1061, ol Sae ing. 41, 4 Rve=—Quiet, stoady; wes QOetober delivery, T1aTie. COUN-—ecelpis T5470 bushels; sules. 760 41,60 bushels of spot, ket higher and _dull; No, 2, (8@bte In elevator: Ungraded mixed, - 6 ontlons advanced 4@ o, and closed tirn on shorts covering and reports that the English house that fulled was on the short slae; July 64, osing at [ ‘»ll, August k|l| .“(J.‘\' ci Sep- tember, 560 % 0; Octobe: wige, closin 8003 Decembor, SHaGMe, olonIng SIS 4 Oare-ecolpie, 44 Dushels: $xports, 180 busnels; sales, 45,000 bushels of futures: 18,000 bushels' of spot.’ Spot market higher, & tive, firy options more active, firmer; J BON@I0Ne, closing, 404c: August, 0@ il olostng, Wi Feptembur, HAG iy cloving, Tt N0 o Wit S spor Na' 2 'White: siiitse mw 0. 1 white, i60; niixed we v\hhn 141,000 ru Soptember and exnorts, 150 futures: Hors—Quiet und onsy CorveE-Options oponed oluts down, elos J bar 5 to points down, S bags. Ineluding: July, #16.! A\lul»'v $15.5540 15.76; Septomber, SN G140 October, $11.06 @14.10; Nov ber, @wli: December, A1U45@15. Murch, 8. 30, Spot Rio, dull, weak; falr eargoes, #IN. 5. Suaas--Raw. dull, now unehunged, MorArsES—Forolgn, dull; qulet, dull. Rick—Stendy ETROLEUM—Quict. lower; erude in barrels, Parkors,#.45: orude In bulk,£.8; united closed &t _60%0 for August. COTTON SEED UlL—Qulet, unsettied. LarD—Higher, sirong western steam, 86.55; sulos, 600 tiorces, 10.471400.55; 6,000 lorces; July, $0.41G6.05, closing, 8817 New Orleans, Augus 6,056, elosing, #.8; Decemt TALLOW-—Scarce, stFORK ngen 1% Hidms sy quicts wrENTINE Dl Eoo8e Quret. i ceipts, 6,040 pckugs, Pork —fteady, Guict Cur MEATS—Stronger: plekled hnms, middles atronz; Short ¢lear. 8.5, BUTTER—Qu i torn dairy, 12@i5e; west- orn cronmety, Walde: western tactory, 12@14e; Elgin, I¥i5e --Quiot, easy. Pia Tnos.-Unelangod CavrensDull, easlers lyke EAD—Firni; domestio, 8.5, Tix—Quict; closed firm: straits, £20.40, wenk. western, 1@17%0; re- 1044 Tuly, #12.85 Kansas City Markots. Kaxeas Crry, Mo, July Frovn—Un- Stoady: No, rd, cash, $128%; N Vory stron July, 51%e Ui OATS-Quiot; TAY-Qul low grades @h.5. BUTTER—Stens y, nnchanged @I6e; dairy, 10@de; store packed, ing, tie. Gas CiiersE- St northiern tw western, fc; PROVISIONS hams, 0z 10¢; breakfast b Binis, 1005 dry anit ments, ele o Fibs, %es long cloars, 65 shoulders, hie its, clear i sides, Toiig 7he; clear sides. 74¢; Iders, B @bIes No. 2 cash, di%e bid; July, new. #7.50; cnolee, #5.0.@0. creamery. 13 10 pick= Woak at lie. \y. unchangod: full crenn vs wnd young Amcrican, 100 shimmed.d@se, U0 Stendy, unchangedisugar cured (it bucon, 83c: dried beot ©sldes, 7o cloar Missourt unwashed 17 e mediam, Woor.—Dull. unchanged: heavy fine. isalics Hght fin 2a2c; Kinsas and Nebraskn, heavy fine. 1@ Tic; Tiht fine, Maz6e; low and earpet, Weile: tub wasned. choice. Babe; medium,’ 0@ile: dingy and low RECELNTS W lies 0; 1,600, SHIPMENTS St. Louis Markets w18, Mo, July 2 —WuEAT * % pten b cash. 5 corn, 82005 onts, Wheat. 500; corn, 5,500, st I Higher; cush. &l Coiy OATS Pork—Eir LAnn—Firmer WHISKY—S1 Burrei-Firmer 18@15c; dal (rm Stre unichanged; creamery. Tuly 2—WiEAT—Firm n Nolders offer spar No. 1.'78 111 @ss pe western apring, 78 #5d@0'gs 1d; ter. hard, 75 104, Conx—Firm; demand fair; 5igd per cen Brer—Ext LIVERPOO! miand fmp California, Kansas' win- mixed western. 58 al ru Indian mess, 025 6d per tierce. Havana Markets, July 2—Spanish gold. @ Dull, iot: u' lot of s polurizition sold ats i 600 bags centr! fll ¢ on sold on sp Guintal, Minneapolis W MINNEAPO Minn., July?2 low grades were in good demund, — Recefpts, 20 curs; shipments, %, Close: No. 1 hard, iy, $L0L; on track ‘SO0 1 northern, Iy i on trucke. 0taci No. 2northern, July, on track, 9pMe HAVANA, molnsses sugar 084 crquine "e8 poti Cincinnati Markets, CINCINNATL O, July 2.—WHEAT 2 red, 0708 Cofx—Strong: No. 2 mixed. 6102 OATS—In good”demand; No. 2 mixed, 16, Milwaukece Markets. MiLwAUKee, Wis., July 2 —WiEAT—Strons No. @ spring, . Glie; September, 87 CoRn her: H3t4e. OATsStronger: No. 2 white, #0%c. PROVIBIONS —Iirm; pork, September, #10.5 Toledo Markets. Toreno, 0., July 2.—WnEAT—Higher; cash, 81,0115 Cory—Activos cash, 58 OATs—Qulet: No. 2 white, ' STOCKS AND BONDS. lower; ) 404@ Wiisky—8 ~The Bank of England hus turthier reduced ts minfmum rate of dis count to 244 por cont. but the action, even in the absence of unfavorable news, falled to stimulute trading in the stock market here tor either domestic or foreign operators und It scems to have again_ fallen into its old rut of extreme dullness und stagnation. The opening toduy was siightly lower on nccount of some selling which was appar- ently for forelgn account, but the stocks with an International market were equally us dull us the remainder and the downward movement made no further progress. Lhrouzhout the day the Industriuls attracted the most attention, the uncertuin- ties over the dividends on sugar and Chicugo gius weakeniug those stocks @ little und the anipulation of distillers advanced it 1 per cent fmmediutely, but dropped off more than it guined. Amont the railroud stocks St. Paul, Atthison und Loujsville led In the. dealins, but in nelther of thew were the flue: tuations of any lmportance and only in North Amerlein was there uny movement whatever In the stocks which cuiled for con- ment. The appronch of the hollduy of course alded in making the market narrow toduy but the railrond situation promises iu enrly wnd doclded Improvement espeoiully in the Wiy of carninzs The announcement thit the 4'4 per cents will extended at 2 per out Insurcs a large facrouso in the nutionil bank eireulation which will como in time £ prevent any siringency in money during the movement of the crops. The industrials and North Ameri with Tennesseo Coul were tho SL0CkS Fecoraing movements of ini- portance and only in the last nanied was the inal changes for the day for muateriul The arket displayed drooping tondency among the leading shares toward thio elose. but tho close wis generally stondy and decidedly dull ut first prices. The final changes, owing to the opening 10sscs, are gen- 1y ull losses und Tennessec Coul s down 15 per cent, ituilrond bonds were a little more unimated and the suies of all issues reached #.7,0.0, While no spectal activity was to be scen in any one bond, The tone of the dealings closely followed the shiaro lst, and nost changes are in the direction of lower figures. overnment bonds huve been dull NEW Yonk. July 2. und r. Stato bonds have been entirely nezlected. The following ure the closing juotutions for the leading stocks on the New York stock ex- chunge tod —do preferrod b T T Ny Centra Adams Exprosn. 11 140 Alton & Terre Haute. #0 [N Y. Chic. & 8t. L. dapreferred........1% | do prefarred.. Awmeriean Exprass. 11 (0hio Misslsipyi. BC.R & 25 ° | do preforred adinn Paciio | Mi(|Ontario & Westorn Canadinn Southern.. i3 |Oregon lnpro Contral Puelflo. ... Orogon Nuv Chow. & Oblo. 10 | Oragon Trans do 1at preferred’ 1L i | Pacine Muil o znd proferred. | 47 |Peorin Dec. & Kvans Ghieago & Al 120 Pitaburg. ;. CBL& Q. s BT Pullman Palace Gad s 0| Wonding ... Delawaro & Hudboa. 128 [RGck Isiand . DEL T, &A...ovorens 3406 0 1ot preferred. . D. & R. G preferred. A"‘l Bt Paul.... & Tenn.! " 53| dopreterred 0 1t proferrad: <. 80 (St aul, Mim. & MAp.I0 © o dna'proforrod T 1L (8t PN Oriaia.” . 20 Erle..o.! 111" o preferred bl Uopretarred. s Tonn, Conl & lron Fort' Wayne. 10 [ Texnn Pacife Chi. & Kt 1ii 621 Tol. & 0. Con. pfd Hockig Yatloy |121, 28 *|Union PRoitic. .. HOuston & Toxns | b | UL 8 Expros 1iinols Cantral ik WSt T, & S Puul & Dulut, 84 Kanans & Toxan... o) 14 Lake Erle & W ) Uo proferred Lake Shore Loutaville & Nnsi Loulaville & N.A.... 20 |lron Silyer Momphis & Char. 2. 50 |ORIATO. avrs Michigan Contrall (. Sitg|Quickaliver MiL Lo & & W00l 10| a0 preforred o proferred. ¢ Sura Minn & KL, ik Bniwor do preforred 11, 8 (Rioh. & W. i er Miusdurt Pacinio. .. ik Wisconsin Central vilo & OBlo s |Gireat Northern pr'd Nashville Chatt 2111107 *|Ci N3 Contral 108 [Load Trost, Norfolk & West pid.. 81k Sukar Trost Northorn Pacitic..... 223 Suuthern Pacifc o proferred 60 Ore. Sh. L. & U. NoF. 243 U- I Denver & Guit, 17 " R0 Grauide Weat.... 40 Northwestern....... 104 o brete e The totul sules of xtocks toduy were M, 27 shares, including Atehison 7.115; - Loulsviil § Nushville, 6.5007 Chleago (s, 1928 North Auneriean, 4,75); St. Puul, 18, Unlon Pacitie, 0. litg iy 180 1 | Homestake Financlal Notes. NEW Yonk, J 2—Clearings, balunces, #1211, BALTIMORE, Md balunces, 880,02, h PHILADE 15,600,400 ances, #.200,74. Money, 4 per cent. Howtox, Muss., Tuly2—Clearlugs, 827,046, 800; balancos.” K4 115550, “Money. 4 per cent. E chanie i Now York, 1413 i8e dlsconnt Paris, July 2.—T1 per cent rentes, 63 s for the uccount. The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows an fucresse of 10.- 00,000 franes in gold and u decroase of 2,850,000 tranos silver LONDON. July 2—The 1 ullion In the Bank of Englund Increised £56,000 during the past wee proportion of the Bunk of England’s re- 0 Hubilitles which lust week was 40.72 Is !\ per cent. 154,120,400 Olenrings, §,702,815; serve The Money Market. NEw Yous, July & —Moxsy Ox CAri—Easy, THE OMAHA DAILY BEfE FRIDAY, 2 from last offered at 2t (ME MERCANTILE PAPER--S4DT per cent. Liya EXCHANOE -Quiet ‘and weak nt 2.5 for sixty-day Dills and 887 for de- mand The following were the closing bonds per cent, loan 244; prices on 078 tn. routstered . 11T U848, eoupons.... 1164 i, reglsternd 100 is; conpons 100 Pacitle, ts of 9511109 SRR Stamp i8. . 8 nnossee N. . 0n.. 100 RTETIE o s iy St Canada Southiarn 2ds central Pueifie 15ts D, & G Ists D& I G Wt Tets Erlo 23 MK AT Gen') s 11614 1 Northwost' conaois. 1 do debenture bs....1 I & L M. Gen, be I &S F 4 St Pl consols. ... 1204 BUD.C & P Iats: 111 PUL G T Rets., 8 I G, Tr. Rets. 8116 Unlon Pacife | 1008 West Shore, 1t 108 Tid & Btocks, Mining Denver Min Dexver, Colo, July notutions closed Tawnl T onder Little Rule Matehloss May M Morning Oro Alloghnny Amity Argonnit Buliarat itiok Potost Park Con Iteed National Rialto Running 1ode. worth pra Bl Indin Bl Six Brownlow Clay Conty i Cashing 3 ve Diamond 1 8% John Denver Gas & 01000 U4 VPueler Emmons. R I Gold Treasure Y tysburs Tronelnd 7 215 |Whule Justice 1y Boston * tock M BOSTON. Mass., July 2—~The following we the closing prices on stocks In the Boston stock market toduy. Atehlaon & Topeka Franklin . s Boston & Albany Huror lig Boston & Maln v ity o &Q i c: 110 Fitehburg it it Coppor. 0 Flint & Pere M nnrack 185 Mexiean Cont ston | NV & Sun Diego Ol Calony Rutland common Riitiand ' Wis. Cen. com Alloues Min Co Atlantic, Boston & ‘Mont Calumet & Hecia. New York Mining Stocks. NEW Youk. July 2—The following are the closing mining stock quotat ons: Wl or Power. N DB & B C 20 0 LI 10 Alion ., Adnins Con Aspen ) Best & Bolcher 20 Ophir Vi w0 |Sieren L1% [Unlon Yellow Ji Horn Silvor Tron siiver Ontario St. Louis Minin £1, Lovis. Mo., 1 da P Murphy. 1 Silver Ago. Yuma 2025 London Stocks, ~Clostng ut 4 p. m y 51516 N Y. Central unt.. 5 1510 Pennsylvanin mmon.. 64 015 o4 r46t5d perour Money 5@ p cent. Rate of discount in the open’ market for botly short and three-months bills, 17,@11 per cent. ncial Review. . July 2—The Post s The reduiction n the Bank of Eneland Fate i been practically forced upon the directors. In London, money markee cond jt'ons are simi- lar to those prévaliing here. There s not by any means an actual glut of mony, but there and for specul poses. s fixed the open market rafes for cull louns below 1 per cent and reccently even three months bilis have been frecly dis- counted at 1% or less. To maintain the minfmum’ bank rate nt twlee this fiznre would morely give un imaginary protection to Londou at the uctual expense of the country bunks, which are now beginning their husy season, and which usually follow the officil ney rates of their Loudon depository. In rwords the directors of the Bunk of En- d huve Tournod thit heré wro Glomonts in the situution which must be considered other than the frightened London bankors with thielr forelzn entinglou ents. Minneapolis FIur Output. MiNsEArOLIS, Minn., July %—The North- western Miller says: “Tho amount of flour made by the miils last week shows another The awgregite output for (he weok was 18100 burrel ing 727 barrels dally, Agninst 125, arrels the previous weel! &5.89) barrels for the corresponding tine in 1800 and 115,000 barrels In 1850, ie mills have so far this week still further reduced their product, but s two more are to be added to the productive list todny. the Jeolc's work promiises to fully’ equal thut of last weck. There were thirteen mills running yesterday, grinding at the rate of 180:0° barrels per twenty-four hours. As u generul thing flour IS unchs being weak and extremely slow of sale. 'In'rl, are ufew mills which have boen uble to seil a trifle more freely in the past three or four days, and they consider the situation. som what fnproved. Part of the lutter transio- tlons were in the shape of orders for patent to be exported. The weakness In wheat his caused the price of flour to be reduced again but 10c per burrel. Sinco June 25 fair salos to the seaboard hive inan open way been low- d ifc per burrel by o few Lines, but It I8 o question If the cheaper rutes were not_previ- ously enjoyed hf arge shippers. There is now talk of rates befng wivinced on July 5. though the averag. mlll\'r does not much {(h r this result e export sh'pments for tho week were 30, barrels, against 2 barrels the preceding week. London quotations for 250 pounds e, 1. f,oare: Patents, 408 6dqes bukers', s @is B low grades, 16s@17s New York Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK. July 2.—Business in dry goods increuses ns the ‘holiday Hirvey, Onk fan- Jucester i lar- The .« do; Gloucester fances. bae; G inddigo blaes, Sige; Hamiiton funcies, tol chocolate. 41%c; Hirtol fancios, 43 general market wis steady to firm. New Yors Oil Market. NEW Youk., July 2-—Petroleunn opened steady and adyvanced e on covering of u fow shorts, then becume dull and remained so until the close. PENNSYLVANIA O1r lowest, 66 LA Orr,- 14¢: closine, Total sulés. 19,000 b Trade Talk, NEW Yomk, Jul Kennett, Mopkins & Co. to 8 A MeWhorter: The volume of trunsactions’ todiy has boen much si than for the past two or three duys, and reduction in dealings shows very cledely the activity ourly 1n the week was duc p cipally tocoveriug by the short Interest pre vious to the approaching ho'iday, traders being fmpelled to square thomselves up in market by the uncertaintios of what may puent ta nflugnoc prices whilo tho exe is closed. London dealings have heen largely nevening up character and today London cunie lower and sold some stock fn this mar- ket, chietly St Paul, and this, notwithstind- ing’ “the ~ plethora’ of “money | and the reduction of t bunk of discount from i per cont to Sugar refineries > been w polnt of interest todiny beciuse of the 18504160 of an injunction sizainst the trust paylog its div idend. Tho " checks for the dividend were mulled yesterday ufternoon. und before th injunetion was served on the bank on which thic cheeks were drawn ubout one-third of the money npproprinted to the div out, “The bul I8 bunz up by the inji tion, Sterling exchange Is a Tittle firni, the tatk in the board-room 18 that there il Lo aliout LUK, of gold shipped Suturds Bunks huve lot in the dealines with the s trensury sinee lust Prids y #.:300,000, and upon the movements of currency from the interior will depend the eha bunk statement. Market lesed quint and steady with the exception of the Chicago Gus trust, Which, wpu devline of | por cent, wis rather heivy. Siles were | NEW YORK, July 2 105 A MeWhorter uly opening, 88@68%c: closing, 664 ¢ Qpeniug, lde; highest, le; lowest, rrels. ‘Kennett, Hopking & Co, Provifons—111, mar- kets all Wore o I by many, and first pric The publication of Ktoeks showing Lurger than expectod, ehecked the advance nud vurned the murket huekward Luter room traders ook udvantuge of the strenkth fn gea'n und put 1t up agiin which Wi o1 the eve of i double holiday Wheat—For some time after i room traders were busy elosing proparatory to golng iy opening scalpors. As demind hud prices vo 1 operators thinking the bilg was Over began putting out fresh short 1inos. The murketsod off e and looked rather tired when the closing cubles cume in higher. Liverpool wis not strong; spot wheat showed 1o lmprovenent except for Callfornin und futures were up but little, LOWeyer, showed o good adva orlip wis od 22450 per bushel b The Berlin market Is i Very erratic one, and ought to cut 1o figure as the” stocks are small and prices cusily manipulated, but the pit was under a nervous - strain, and the forelgi savices turned thew up. Tegathered force ws it id= vanced 20 amid great excitement, it belng hard to trade wt times It 1 alle: ed by some thut the big short on whom all eyes have been turned covered his wheut today, being forced to doso by 10 per ceut warglu calls from all directions, His away and loc closest mm.n«mw thta. saying that the mar gins were promptiy e up and his short [ine 15 sl uncoverod. . Tyie facts will probabiy come out hetween A8 and Monday morning. and 1f ho fs still shotf. efforts dou il be made 1o drive hin in next w The bulls entertain bitter feelinzs townrd and will vunish bim seyerely If thoy chiunce. Operators wee likely to wi closely, Outside of this local conditl I not much encourugerent to on the advance. Thg hinrvest I8 progressing flnely, and threshers returns excecd expecti- tlons. Prospects of 4 frec movemont of the now crop are fluttertig, wnd I 18 belleved this Wil toniporarlly ovorghadow the gloomy erop prospects fr « und oats lhuve not been purticnlarly rice chunges fmportant. Wheat lized tho'wftention of operators to y large extent.” The feeling has been rather strong, but the longs seen disposed to tuke profits on the rallies. 8 look to us compuratively cheap. but the new crop is so ,m'm!-\ g that t ler does not twke read- ly to the long sid July 2 1801, 1,011 ‘a8 OMANA receipts of cattie LU0 yostorduy wnd 1,513 Thursduy of lust Wweek.' = Tiio market was slow and mean. The qunifty of the receipts was poor. Everything desirable was stendy In bee ves, butelior stock and feeders; poor grades were alow and saggin Hoos—Oflicial receivts of hoes With G041 yesterdny lust weok. The losed metive and stro quality was poor. of the prices paid wis #5064 ling ut $44004.45. Lieht. 8 heavy, §LEAS ixed, #4004, 45, erage of the prices paid . wis pared with £6.415, y duy of Inst wook SHEEP—E<timited recelpts as compared With 7 yeete Thursday of 1ast week. “There were no fre rece:pts of sheep. The murket was firm on i good demand, Nutives, $.75@5.05; westerns, B2A0@3.00. ~OfMelul compnred with opened casler i All wero sold ran bulk s 00044 The uv- duy and Receipts and Disposition of Stock. Official recolnts and disposition of stook as shown by tho books of the Union stockyards Lipany for the twenty-four hours ending at b 0clock p. .. July 2, isol SCELPTS, NI LR Cars TCATTLE. R &ML Cars. | Head Cars. [Hoad. | Cars. Head | ol s D SPOSITION 5 Buyers. . | Cattie, | i Preking Co Swift & Co The Cudaby Packing (o AP Squires 01 Blmblor Lee Rothehilis Brittain R, Becker § Dewon Sliippers and foeders Total Representative Sales. sTEERS, No. Av. P'r. 084 110 1INT 7 No. 0 0 53 5 80 i 10 5 7 15 [ STOCKE] D FEEDERS, 0 20 300 10 w0 a6 300 4l 9 ) B0 i 0 Hos oM BULLS. L2010 1 1605 BLEERS, NTAGS. WESTERY CATTLE. A% 1 stug 26 cows ! 31 cows. 3 cows 45 cows. Delatour. 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 440 400 4 40 8) 440 rigs Chicago Live Stock Marke OiteaGo. July 2.—(Specfal Telegram to T BEE. ] Tride was brisk and the tone of ma stronger th on yesterday. though class of cattle sold materially higher. The supply consisted of about 7o natives and 500 Texans. The former were In demand at BL00Q0.0. and the latter at but while th runge of Wus, thus wide moro thun - fourths of all the were weighed at #2.00@ Dinch of steors to biiug the outside it 70, and there were comparitively few eride s ut higher pric Very decent zrass cuttle held at #4004, and such as are clussed as ZOOA went nt #4.7555.00. exuns wero nshade higner t n yesterday, the -ulprly Lelng light. Quotation were #1006 L60 for Inferior to choic und bulls; FLO@ LM for stockers fecder #3,708,50 for COmnon oxtra shipping steers; B2 2 'exnns nd $LAGLTS for fed The calf trade was fulrly uotive at $1.40604. Sules of hogs were about at yesterday's o 0f values. Thetone of the murket was fiFiner [ exbeetnton 6t Liht Feceipes for th rof the weel, but salosn alle adviance. brought $.7%64.8), wld for the major . Sonie poor 1068 were 0 und _culls wero to be hud Tho « lose wis.quite strong, Recelpts. 4657 head. Steep dull sier: lumbs firm; sheep, N.LT'.M. 40,0067, drpssed wmutton lnmbs, dressed steady, LY celpts, LE4 hond nsigned dm'r' H ully stendy at #hi0G n of ofterings Lutnbe, Rla®i0e f10g nom New York Lige Stock Market, NEW YORK, July 2. BEEVES—Recelpts, head, xport and sinughte & heef steidy odiy, 57 bee arters of beat. Recelpts, 1,170 head; murket st HAE0.0); buttormilk calves, Kansas City Live -t ick Markot KANSAS CiTv, Mo, July CATTLE— L celpts. 230 shipmenis, 2,560; murket steudy; nutive Texuns, 100 highor: stecrs, $475665.75; cows, SLTMLW0: stockers und feeders, §.006 4.00. Hoas ket steady; 4.5, StEEp Recolpts. 6.50): shipments, DU, #IALLE5; all g 2900, mur. ades, ' #4.0.00 Recelpts, 50; market steady k Market i Live St St Lovis. Mo, July 2.—CATTLE-Recelpts, 05 shipuients, 51007 wur) et stronzer; fulr o nitive BLIKG0.00; Texans and St. Lo firt 1 4,700; shipmonts, 0005 mar. Noavy, MOKEIT0; mixed, 4 . 04d. 7 Chicago Hide Market. 110AG0, July 2.—[Special Tel Tue Lee]—Hides are dull and w iurs ketunchanged, Green sulted light aud beuvy JULY No. 1, Bo;_green salted light and dej el No.1, t4c; calf No. % dte WHOLESALE Vegetables, following quotations which cholee stock is 101 unless othorwise stuted ONIONS—Berniudu, per case, &, nii. 2150 per Ib, CAncAGE -Home grown, ¢ @2ve per Ib, SOUTHERN CAULIFLOWER NEw POTATOES - Per b, 214 TOMATORS—Fancy stock, New Beera PrAS box. M. CUOUMBERS—Per doz, 50260, 1 eRN BEANS - Wax, i5c por 1§ Fing. 860 per b5 bushel box TATOR: e grown stock in from the store, #1.10, heavy No. omAna MARKETS, The prces o the out en ropresent billed Calitor- o per doz, or 214 Per dozen, 81.50. per crate. 8£2.2@ Per doz. 30@ 8o, ‘er bushel box, ¢, &1.5; per 's bushel bushel small let lour. Omaha mil mpany. Keliance, £2.00; Invinebie Patent, 8280, Lon Superiative, $2.00; Snowlluke, $210; w1y, €100, R T Davig mill compar and Cream, #280; Blie Do full prtent, £.55; Hawkeyo, haif patent, 8.0 Special Roy pitent No. 10, &600: Minnesotn Potent, 8286 Kansus Hard Wheat, patent, 82605 Nebraska Spring Wheat. patent, £280; Snow S F Gillman's G 1l White, £250; Snowfluke, low s rade, $1.60; the Pantry. i bran, #15.00; Superlative, Queen of #£2,00; Minnesota £2.85: Crown chopped feed, #2.40; Eplendid Putont, Star, Fancy High Patent No, 1 £240 LW Prines, & Family, $2.10; Welel's Best otaChie Strilght, $1.60. Fresh BULACKUERIUBS— Per ey RUACK RASPBERICES —Per cuse. $1.00 ChigritEs—California, per 10-1b box, # @1.35: southern cherries, $1.25 per drawer of 15 Guarts ORANC can sweets, 81,75 TEXAS PE 08 Angeles, #.25; Mediterrun- 1 box, 65@15e. 10)@2.2 per r 2 quart #1.752.00. EACHES—Per 15 bushel WESMiRsour] stock Towa stock. GOOSEBERIES drawer of I8 rts, Pixe APPL Per aoz, #1.00, LEMONS -Cholee stock, per box. 86, 517,00, BANANAS 1" shipping stock Country Produce, Povrrry—The recelpts of old fowls are little Hght und sules of good stock are made nt $£3.50 Soring chickens are becoming moro nd are selling at #.0°@L00 por doz. neks arriving are mostly sni; und go Turkeys, e per 1b large proportion of the but- ter s selling at loe. Eas—The Feceipts of ezgs are and the mirket NOKS At 1311150 HAy—Best upland, $0,00@10..0; poorer grades, £6.007.00. Per ase, fancy, bunch, 8250300 for fancy moderate, JOUN A, MCSHANE. FIANK C. CONDON McShane &. Condon, INVESTMENT BANK 18th St. First Natloaal B.nk ing, Omaha, Neb, Denl in stocks, bonds. securlties, per, ote. Nexatiate loans on Tmprove Gatite. SROTL e toans, with bunk s b proved collateralsecurity. “Excuse, me, George, but when I saw you a year ago your face was coverod with pim- ples: itseéms to be all right now.” **Yes, sir, that's because I stuck o Ayer's Sar: parilla, the greatest blood medicine in the world." T was never so well as I am now. — Nebraska and Iowa Pensions. WasiiNGroy, Ju | Telogram to Tur Bri.]—Nebras 15 were granted today as follows: Original—Edward. Shaw, John Bershall (navy), Charles Kragz, James Carney (deceased), Tsaac W. Brittenbale, Francis M. Wimberly, Ely Palmer, Richard Palmer, Elisha H. Kiser, John Betts, William H. Brooks, Edwin M. Searle, Christopher C. Coe, Peter Brassart, Talbert Russell, Jobn Clark, John Lindeman, George C. Oldham, Henry R. Blackman, William W, Keuright, Gottlieb mann, Asa Colman, Hulbert L. Stem, Charle: York, Charles C. Becicwith, Peter H. K. Colt.' “Additional — Jumes ' W. Bush. Original widows, ete.—Matilda™ Hannah, (mother), Aduline ~ Welch (navy). Mary Caruey. Original—William C. Raster, Hopewell 2. Shore, John~ W. Legg, Nathan Redticld, Edwin Davis, Thomas H. Doyle, George W. Haywood, George B. Kiuuey, Charies Mangen, William Garrison, Thomas Jobnson, Willisn A, Gray, Charles D. Irwin, Barrett’ Reckard, Charlés' B. Boyce, James Rittenburg, Lovi ' Peurson, George B. Glass, Duvid Rumbarger, John Kobbins, Gurret G. Vreeland, Hiram' O. Minich, Additionul— George Pratt. Original widows, ete.—Rich- ard Noll (fathier), Elizabeth Nelson (mothor), Anua E. Hall (mother). Towa: Original—Jesse Sadlow, John W Edwards, Willism Erwin, Samuel A. Ben- ford, Daniel Bolendor, James H. Palmerp James M. Cowgar, Alfred Goodin, Henry Hulse, David G. Burleson, Lewis Roser- cravz, Georeo B. Perry, Jacob Peare, John A. McMurray, Joseph H. Miller, Robert Ben- nott, Leonard E. Jumes MeAnulty, Euo'L. Cochran, Wooster J. Woodward, John Brown, George 'Lockey, Thomas J., Kcmper, ‘Thomat 8. Thorson, ~John G. Ottbrecht, Thomas K. Blawr, Charles Donovan. Jouathun Crosby, James' F. Durius P, Kerns, Sdward Daniel Nye, ' Charles Beck, G Duprez, Timothy W. Brown, Abijah . Kiug, Al I Sortor, Thomas J. Hall, Henry C. Lighter, Samuel B. Waers, John O. Tucker (navy). Original widows, ete.—Louise Duncin Origival—Carroll 'W. Fuller, Edward D Roberts, James A. Meredith, Charles B Senior, Jacob Newport, Gavriel Perkins, Jeremiah Lickel, Cyrus Ripple, Gottlich Karl Wolf, 'Charles k. @ Schippe Samuel McKown, Derwin Maliby, Heury L. Luther, John O. Wooster, Henry Irvine, John Sparling, Amos B, Canfield, Philip H. Showers, Louis i, Garrison, Churles B, Miller, Homer Hol Solomon W' Miller, Leonurd W. Hathaw, Byron C. Hall, Joseph Glover, Henry Dunu, Walter [llis,' Heory C. Done, Elmer Al Graves, Joan L, Freuch, Richard Vandyke, Jacob Loes. Additional—Willam H. Brett. George \V. Moss, William Jacobson. Origi- nal widows, ete.~Lydia Ann Hartman, Caro- line Larimer, Lizzio' J. Hollabaugh, Leville £, Haworth, 309 orizo The Turning Point With many & man fs some trivial act, and & mere recommendation of some friend to try S, 8. 8. Bas saved the lives of hundreds. Speaking agoad word for 8, K, €. te natural, for wherever It s beea tried there have alwa; good results. S, 8. 5. o treattse on Blood and Skin Discascs malled sk G PRt on Druggists Sell It, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 2 S:lanta, Ga, CANCER OF THE SKI ULCERS AND SORES ALL SKIX DiseAsns, 2 Million Botties filled in 1873, 18 Million Bottles filled in 18.‘20. pollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “ Delightful and rfreshing.” Brrtisit MEDICAL JOURNAL. “ More wholesome than lerated Water which art can supphy.” “Of irreproachable character.” “ Invalids are recommended to &"—Tue Tives, Loxpox BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. any ¢ drink 00T B E ‘Y&lanumh}vn RINK. a b gallone, tparkiiig, cud ring. Sold Ly all Fier# aveauti, w Book and cards ddreesis, O, E. HIRES & CC Phladelphia, OMAHA Mamibcturers” and Jobbers” DIRECTORY. AWNIN(}\ AND TLV'\S maha Tent & Awn- ing Co. Ines Uamimocks, Ol and 115 Farnaim. pe ——— e BIOYCLES. F A, Perrigo&0o. | M, 0, Daxon, All Makes, All Prices, All Bleyeles Sold on Monthly Parts. Puyments Dodgo Street. 16074 Farnam 8t., Omaha BOOK BINDERS & 8T \TIDN[‘H‘! Omaha R\'publmau I‘nnlum Co,, Law briofs, bank supplies, ant eversthlag 1o tho printing line. 10t and Douslae straets Ackermann Bros, & Heintze, bladers, clectrotypers, blank book man facturers 1116 Howar. Sharles A, (an & 05, | Kirkendall.Jones &0o ber Shoe Co. And 106 1ar | W. V. More & G, turers and Job. bers, 100 Noward Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1212 Harney streot, Omaha, Neb, BUTCHRERS. Lonis Heller, i paper box fa o and_ Packers 1317-1319 Donglas, T pplies. Ordota pramptly fila, | MOE& shoon John L. Wllk om: ETO. CARR[AGES BUGGIES, W. T. Seaman, Omahw's Largost Varbty | WAGONS AND i CARRIAGES CLOTHING Gilmore & Rubl. Manufacturors & Whole sale Clothlor! 1103 Harney St. CARPETS. | Omaha Carpet O, | Carpets, ol cloths, mat- 1 %00 10,3 1511 Douzlas stra . CIGARS “West & Fritsoh- o1 Manufacturers finoclgars Jobhers of leaf tohnceos, 1011 Farnam stroot COAL, COKE, ETC. | Omaha Qoal, Ooko ant| Lim2'Go. | o strotis Mount & Griffia, 23 Coutart & Iquirss, Hardand soft cosl ahiy- Gy streo, ‘P H. Mahoney & Oo. Hara Soft. OFicen 813 N. 16th and cor. 10th and Douglas ats. Howell & 0o, 2178, lth streot, Conl 14th stroat, Omaha, Neb. American Fuel Co. hippers ana_dealors (a1 anthacite and bita- minous coal. 158, 15th streot Nebraska Fuel 05, 2158, 15th stroaty Omaha, No Johuson Bros., 914 Furnam Sireot. Omaha, Neb. Omahr, Neb. CORNICE Eaglo Gornice Works | lights 1110 ana 1111 F. Ruemping Galvanlved iron cornicey | "Dormer windows, d eaps, fin fuls cte. | Tin iron and slnte roofer. S1L Farnwm St CEMENT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & Co,, 2188, 13th strays Omaha, Non DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Qo,, |Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry Dy goods, furnishing Goods Co., &oods, nations Dry goods, notlons, gents furnishing good. Cor. 11th and Howard sts. | Corner 11th_and_Harney EL: ECTRIOAL UPPL[L‘} e UTOMA'T i Wolf Flectrical Co, Em,,gmgm 1614 Cupltol Avenne. FARM MACHINERY, ETC. Pnrlm, Orendorff &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co., Genernl western ngont Corner Jones and 9t sta. Skandia Plow Co, 1351 Sherman o E. L. Welc & Co,, |R. T. Davis Mill Co,, 1012 N, G. Underwood, J. K. McCray. Manager, Ml at Henderson, Minn, 16th atreet. Managor at Omahs Cor. 8th und_Jackson sts. Omaha Milling C Merchant Millers, Oftice and MIIL 413 Nores 1th Street, & F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th streat C.E. Black - Managor. FUHNITURE AND CARPHETS. Beobe & Runyaa Far- nitura Co, 1 Buccossors to C.A. Furnlture and carpets, plal 115-1119 Farnam street, Grace and [ith Sts, bkttt S 0 GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. J. T\ Robinson Notior Co, furntaling ooty ratod brant Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Jo,, Beevo fchneider & Lumms, Jobbers and mporters o | furnishing koot pante, shirts 111 Howard street A g W ward ska RSk GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGE Konnard @lass and | 3, A, Fuller & 0o, Paint Co., 1402 Dougi 1408-1412 1nenoy Quiaha, Neb “William Cummings, 617 ana 619 South 1ith St nts' notlons 4 Htras Omaha Blake, Bruos & 05 Owaha, Neb, GROOCERIES, : Paxton & Gallghor, | Meyer & Raapky, 705311 8, 10t strest, | 143105 Harney stroat, hary | Ouiaha, Neb. Nob. & Co,, Omaha, D. M. Steele 1201-1205 Jo Sloan, Johnson & Co. | W wnd Leavenworth stre Neb Oumaha, Neb. O, Molord, Brady & Co. Jith and Leavenworth Allen Bros,, 1114 Harnoy stroot i, Neb Omaha. Nebrask GUN FOWDER. Hugh G. Clark, Genl Weatorn Agent of Dupont's Sporting ¢ powder, Atias high oxplo aive, Blasting caps. fuse 1415 Larnoy sireeh GRAIN AND PORVISIONS 8, A. MoWhorter 4912 1t Natl Bank, Brokord wiros to Ne loago and St rali Boukhit for all markets F. 0. Swartz & Oo, Br drain, Provisions ote. Private wire to st |Lonts and Chieao. Ottioa ton given (o track D08 (16 180 Natl Bank,0mana, on krain. 1st NaUTiank. |Exchange bld'g, 8. O HARDW ARE. Ru‘wrthl‘w Imy Oo| Gee-"lark-Andreessn Hardwars Go 1081110 Harnay streat, Omaha Neb. Tonoray & Bryan, Brokors. gratn, provie and stocks 415 8. 1t K Private wire to Chi w0 SE Louls and New Yo Oookrell Bros.' | Brokers. Private wires 10 New York, Chicago & Bt Louls. Specis] atten: Cor. 10th and Juckson sty IRON WORKS. Paxton & Vierling | Omaba fafo & Iron Tron Works, | Works, Wrought i tron Bullding work, englnes, | Manut'es firo and burging brass work, genernl | Proofsafes, vaults, jail foundry, machine ar work, Iron shutters and fire oscapas. SOk droen, Hith & Jackso Ry and {7t st Wilson & Drake, Mg tabular flues. firs box bolers, tanks, ot Plerca and 10th streots. ——— e LKQUOHH “Tlor & 0o, Liquar Marehints Liquors 1112 1Earnay steaye a! Manufactir s Kannsty's | gars. stindin Bitters. (1313 Furnam 8¢, William Darst, Wines, and Cle omwy Frick & Herberts Wholesale LiquorDeal ses L. Kirscht & Co,, Wholesule Liguor Doalers 1001 Farnam Stre R. R. Grotts, Importer and Jobbar of Wines and Liquors 1020 ani 1022 Farnwm St Price lists on application e LUM G W. Douzlass & Hardwood 1 S04 - %08 8. 10th St Jobn A. Wakefiold, I ported, Amoeriean, Por Innd Coment, Milw Hydraulie Cem Quiney White Lim Wyatt - Bullard Lum- ber Oo. vor. 1510 North 1ith Stres: Charles R, Les, Hardwood lnmber, woot | carpot arquet 20th and Tzard Str o 20th and Izard Stroots, Dougl Cady & Gray, Louis Bradford, Lime, cement, eto., €0 pumbor, time, comont,ets _h——-—eg MILLINJ"RY AND NOTIONS. 0. A Stonehill, | 1. Oberfoldor & Co., Millinery, Nottons Importers and Jobbers in | ity 208,210 nd 212 South 1th 16118 8. 16th St Omana | sreet. MU'SI"AL INSTRU MANT3, 8 I‘D A, Hospo, Iy Artiaty M'f' jowelors, dealers in Planos, usleal Instruments, Orzan: Consolidated Tank Line Co. Refined and lubrloating ols, axlo greaso, ot K. B Ruth, Managor. PRODUOCE, COMMISSION. " Ribbel & Smith, | Sohrosdor & O, Dealers tn_country prod- uce, fruits, vegetables, | eces, nni genoral con- mission morehnnt ete ) 423 South 11th stroat. 1207 Howard stroet. Robert Purvis, |E, B, Branch & Co,, Proguce, frutty ot sl 1217 Howard stroet. Write for pricos on R 15th & Harney stroot. [Jas. A, Olark & Co. wnme. Butter, cheeso. oggs poultry and game, 009 South 16th streot. Williams & Oross, Produce and fruits, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter egks and poultry 1200 Hownrd street. Bates & o, Country produce, *rults, vegetablos grocers’ specialtios. toas, spicos, ote. (174108 1St | 1214 Harnoy stesy T Randazzo & Son, 211 South 12th Street. Forelgn &Domestle Frulty Florlda Oranges & Slelly Eruits. Branch hou N. Petirs St, New Orl'ns PAPER. | RUBBER G'DS, Carpenter Paper Co., ‘ Omaha Rubber Oa,, Carry n full stock of Manufacturing an1 Jo)- printing, wrapping nnd‘ Vers all kinds Fabbar writing paper, card p por, ote. 1003 Fafnain strost. SEEDS. | £ EDS. | STOVES. Emerson Seel 0o, Duffy-Trowbrid 53 wors, detors 11 (Stove Manufar's J» Hilpeih wralnad I Manafactur'g stoves il Wto¥0 PIp). 1213-1215 Lanvenworth st, e ) ‘iA‘iH DOORS, BLINDS, B! O, M. A, Dishrow & Oo. [Bohn"Bash & Door Go Seed u warde 3 South 15th. cturors of - anah, i, - Branon of | wte., etdl R e i e i P —————————— STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIHS 0. 8. Wind Engmu &AL Stranz & Sou, Pum Oo,; Halliday wind mills, 913 and 12) Jone 109, meting Manufs 1002-1004 Farnam strash, Owalia, Neb. TEA, OOFFEE, SPICES, CIGARS. Consolidated Uoffos Company, 16ana 1410 tarnoy | BILLIARDS. _ [ The Brunswiok.Balk llender Co, “H. Hardy & Co. Toys, dolly, slbums, faney | B oods, house furnlshing |Hard L3 Saloon fixtur s wood, childron's oar- | gy SMOR R Tuges. 1310 Faroamt. Oaha SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCKVYARDS CO, -+ - LIMITED, A. D. Boyer & Co } Hunter & Green, 08-69 Kxehunge Bullding, | 30 Exchange Bullding South Omaha. ath O 83 uomu]m. Smley| on South Omabin, WANTED Tl ciITES, UNT . g?sf':u:;vs WATER COMPANIES, 8T, R.R.COMPANIES,via Capondence solieited N.W, “Afims & COMPANY.Bankers, 164165 Dearborn Sireet, CHICAQGQ. we'l Stroat. NEW YOIIK 70 Riate Bt BOBTON. - - "