Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1892, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS - Wheat Trade Was Only Moderate With Prices Averaging Higher, CORN WAS ACTIVE MOST OF THE DAY Bhorts Were Alarmed by the Contlnued Poor ¢ ng of Present Arrivals and the fmproved Cash Demand— Onts Were 29, —Wheit trade was feeling stronger, with Cnicaao, T, June only moderate and prices averaging higher. Corn wus fairly active mostof theday., The fecling devel- oped was & continuation of that which pre- vatled yosterduy, and a still turther adv ance was recorded. The advance in wheat and the continucd poor erading of present arrivals together with an fmproved cash demand helped the prices and caused somo uneasiness on the purt ot shorte who, when they tried to cover, found tittle for sale, and in bidding the markot inftinl trades were at about the fin quotation of yesterday, an under the urge demund gradinl.y soid up from 1o to 1 ronvted % to bye. raliled from %o to % nttho cioso July had guined fron 130 0 e und Septem ber from 1ic to 1%e. The out market closed very firm at the top figures. Trading {n provisions wus light and prices rulvd steady. Tne leading futures ran-edl as follow TAWTICLES. | OPEN. | HIGIL | LOW. [CLOK g i i o W oy 3| i Juno. 5 were 1 feeling easier pring. M@ 0ie; No.d sprinz, K0! CORN OATS— 8 white, Rye ellow, 4Se No. W@s2e £ 0, b.; No. u4he LAX SEED—No. 1, 81.0314. TIMOTHY SEED—Drime, § PORK—Mess, per bbl., §10.1754@(0.80; 1ard, per 100 1bs., 85.0704@5.60; ehort rits sides (loose) 8 5215G70,85; dry salted shoulders (hoxed), 5,23 @A57%4: short olear sides (boxed). $7.125@’ N WiisKy-- Distiliers' finished goods, per g 1.1, caans—Cut loaf. 5@5%c; granulated, d4%c; ndard “A," 40 JoRN—No. 3 new, §7ie. Receipis and shipments today were us fol- lows: 27@ 1.3, ANTICHES Flour, barrels. ... When't, bushels.. Corn, Lushels Onts, bushiels. Ryo, bushels. . B 257,000 258,000 415,00 Produce exchange fancy separ 8pistae; imitation. £5s unchanzed ut 124G St. L Louis, Mo.. June22. WitEAT—Closed n03ge; July, T @7y Coun—Closed 1611 above yosterday; cash, 15 @ise; July, closed 13c; September, 443ic, bid, Orts—Higher; cnsh, 80%c bids September, s BrAN—Quiot; 604 JlAv—Unclanged EAD=Steady at CONNMEAL-- Lo Wiisky--Steady; PROVISIONS--1'irm Frouvr—Unchunged, above yesterday. Cash ic nsked; July,closed se bia. 0011bs ; wheat, 22,000 bu.; porn, 07,000 bu.: oats, 50,009 bu.; rye and bar- ey. none. SHreMENTE—Flour. 4,000 1hs, orn. 92,000 bu.; onts, 15,000 bu none, neat, 7,000bu. rye, 1,000 bu. Kansas City Markets. KANsAS Citv. Mo, June 22— WieAT— 0. 2 hard, 65@67c; No 2. 60@70¢. igher; No. 2 mixed, 44¢; No. 2 white, Firm; No. 2 mixed, 28%4@2e; No. 2 white, 3050 ower: No. 2, 6 RED—00¢ 0n the Dasi sncked, Sic. butunchanged; timothy, #8.50 47.00@8.30. 52,00 bu.; Wheat, 48,00 bu.g of pure. corn, 41,00 SiremeiTs—Wheat, corn, 17,000 bu.; oats, 1,100, Milwiukeo M MinwAvker, Wis, June tled; No. & sprin, T Coun—Dull; No. 8, 45 gl ATs—Quiet; No. ¥ white, ditie; No. 3 white, Bace BAwEy—Firm, Rye—Steady. 5 New York Petrolenm Markot, New Yok, June 22.—Opened steady, ad- v.need e on small Duymi orders and closedl Peunsylvanin oll July jei hizhest, Lima oll, no rkets, e 22, —WHEAT—Unsct- No. 1 northern, B3gsic. WHEAT—Quiet, Conn--teady and qulet. LAwp—3is 3d per cwt. for prime western. New York Dry Goods Market, NEW Yomk, June22.—Thoro wis no new de- velopuients in dry goods today. Traders’ Tallk, ORICAGO, TIL., June 22 —Counselman & Duy to Cockrell Bros.: Wheat opened unusually dull and featureless. Foreign news wus de- ing und wich the exception ¢t occasionul nder stor nearly ripe wl shin the don nd uttent on w arket had beco effort of s directed to the fact that the 1 congested again by the Lher bears to supply s Wants. which ady surpussed all caleulutions. Sov- eral lesser fines, cach running into tho mil- Jion, still remuin to be covered and this coni- petition wmon shorts to buy in a bull murkee unts for the advance today. Corn and 5 wurestronz with good pencral buying throughout. Shippers bought Juno and July futurcs and a Jiborut order business wis done i1 purchases of Septen:Ler contructs for both lonz and short account, based on the Kood demand “und | poor’ crop” prospects Or conrse grain, Provizions wore w walting market, with some desire of shorts to cover ond of outside longs 10 Increaso their Lold- ings. Pockars wore ngain willing sellers of ribs on the nard spots oderate seilers of Tard, but seemed 1 to let shorts bid tember before selling. people wi 2 profits X in o 8 ition thun 1y now. Cn1CAGO. Til., Jupo 22.—The trade In wheat toduy bis boen innetive, July opened at 7540, 8010 0 10 78e. ws high us Tl wnd clos ie, Septombersold at e discoun foutire 1oty was the continued buying July by the Pardridge coniin zont. hecn KUPPOsSl hu Wis lnvesting toni side. but from the best in eun bo guthored it is sule to o Il covoring what e soid at Our reporis from the w.nter wh thut could be desired. The prospects ure for a lar:e yieid of extra fine quubity. Of course” we are stll Lable to havo w ospoll of “wet weather. which would fnterfore with harvest and deteriorato the guatity, The forelzn warkots ro very dull ouie cibles from London say 1ndian whest s dopressod owlig to same finaneinl troutles with an ludla bunk. The comand for inime- dinte shipment Is very lightund for futures there Is nothing doing. Corn bus been strong all tho session nd caoses ut the top, suy 504¢. Our opnion on corn s unchun:ed. i purehuns on wil breaks. Woather in geneisily fuvor- able, Lut ruins ure much necded in the west, Outs very aotive, caused y heavy buying by a lo + Tlos roduct wus very fi Cuicaao, i, Ju nnelt, Hopk: Co.to & AL ateWhartor: Ttseems to bo ridge agatast the tield. Ho was badly pun- bt i on the upture snd now when the crowd think whent u sulo he stops in nud blocks the Ruwe. 1 budeyed that he by covered bis short July and is Bow Leylne (0 z0: tho war- kevup toput out oy for Septomber und Tho market hus w manipaluted {l'l‘]l uations are out of join teontluues 10 pile up wt primary mu)u considerable lncroise lust ihe ger i tho ution thut cludo he 18 1shor prices. thelture ull on Points 8 wock ot de W fow reports ot crop da the general toue Ix very has Leen good tridiog to in corn, but orts absorbed it und cvidently wanted wore. Ontslde markets wore weak eurly, but were pulled up later by Chicugo, Corn s cominz In very treoly. lndicating w cousider- abie increase 1o the visitic supply next week, Bilocks bere wre guiie lurge wnd growlug, but porthwest and ex- Improvemant. contract geain s still searce, Oats have been strong in_ sympathy with corn. Provisions ensed off early. but firmed up iater with corn. They showed no snap but are not likely to sell off much while corn s so strong. STOCKS AND BONDS, Though Not Strong Business Was Fair W Prices Good, New York, Juno 22.—The stock market todiy Was not us strong as yesterday, but in tho face of evident realizations of the local contingent to secure the profits alrendy ac- crued on the lat) tise, prices were firm and in a few cases docidedly strong. The most portant movement in the market was prob- Wbly the nctivity und advance in Northern Pacitic preferred, though the grangers wore atiil the most prominent group, and dealings In them commant mors attention from specu- lators than those 1n any other stocks. The maricet finally closed dall, but stoady to firm generally, vith only siight changes for the dny. Wailrond honds were very quiet and dis- played no murked tomper, while many of the fhitetive issuas wore iPPogUlar and. chianges of note with declines were ruther in the major- iy, The f for the exchan: lowing aro the cinging guotations ading stocks on the New York Stock Atehison Adams K Alton, T . do preferred...... Amerioan EXpross. 88, C, I & Noouue Canadian Pacltic Cannda Central Ches. & Obl o 18t proferred. . 0 2 proferred & Alton A0 proferred ... Ohlo & Missiasipn o preferred. . €% 8t T are & Hud: 1. & West &1L East Ten a0 1st Ao Erie... .. Erlo proferred + Min, & Man i | St Paul & Omaha. [0 27w do proforred ... (5% | Tonn. Coul & Iron.. L Wayne as Paciie. ... lengo & It ol & 0. C. pfd. Hocking Val Wit | Unton Pueitic. .. Houston & Texas. .. 24 U, 8. Expross.. ... Tinois Contrnl ... 10§t | Wabash, St L & I St Paul & Duluth. 88 | do preferred . Kansns & Tex 104 | Wells Farg Lake Erle & 4| Western U 3544 | Am. Cott B 2 |Sutro.. Minn. & St. L. 11| Bulwer. o preferred M ashyille Chatt J. Contral.... ... 1i7%|Sugar Trust. orfolk & West pfd 46 |Southern Pacitic .. prihern Paclfie.... 20%|0. 8. L. & U . Ao proferred...... 607 R. € g U. P Den. & Guif.. | Northwestern. .. 3/ Distillers... Lead Trast bl The total sales of stocks today were shares. including: Atchison. 1400); Chlcag Gas, 14,000: Northern Pacific preferred, 40,600; New Englin 1, 6,710): Reading, 8,80); Richmond Terminal, 4,2)0; St. Paul, 22,600 Union Pacific, 6,100, ondon LONDON, June 2 finnncial Review. New York Herald Oablo— Speelak to The | Th's hns been another quict day in the Stonk Exchange, general business being almost at a standstill, ‘and in this respect not much Improvement s ex- pected on this side. Consols 1-16 easier for money. Tho account for Indlan rupee paper has glven way K to % per cent to a farther decline in the o of siivor, 1lome rallways exerienced a marked negl Brighton deferred met with the most attention und leave off 1 per cent bigher; routheastern deferred = and underground Linss 5 per cent to percent, while & idland and North British aro a shado cusier, Other descriptions ure unchunged. kly traflic stutements are tolerably fuvorable on the whole. Northeastern shows another larg Amcriean railways have bee all day, owing 10 a bet tende ey ork, the murket there being favorably influen ced by the pros- pects of the nowmination of Mr. Cleveland while the crop prosvects continue ost e couraging, Business, however, continued ex- ceedinzly stuck, Just at the last moment prices in several instuncos relapsed silzhtly rom the best (mlnl.l. still a nearly general advance is established, including 113 ner cent in Northern Pacific_proferred. % por cent in Atchisou and ' to % per cept in others, at 14@2 pe nt; Inst 1o closed offered nt 2 per cent. PIuME MERCANTILE PAPER—2X @114 per cent. G EXCHANGE—Quiet nnd easfor ut for sixty-day biils, and #4884 for de- mand. The closing auotations’on bond; T H 11876 L 100 " |North. Pacific sts. 1153 i [North. Pacitic 20ds. 113% 4 |Northwestern Con.. 135lg Tonn. new set. Gs.... 103 ° | Northwest'ndebbs.. 103 Tenn. new set, ba... 1044 [St. L & 1 en.os. & Tenn. new set. is. L& 8. . M. 1094 Canada So. 2nds. ... 1024 |*St. Paul Consols... 1 Central Pacific 1sts, 108 *|St. P, C 1st.... 110% *Den. & R. G. 1sts. Ticts 811G Den. & R Rets, 263 Erio 2nd 10014 105k Loulsiana st'ped is. New York Mining Quotations. New York. June 22.—The following are the closing mining stock quotations: @on. Cal. & Va...... 363 |Horn Silver...... Deadwood ... ... 215 |Mexic Eureka Co 160 |Ontario Halo & Noreross.... 185 |Ophir.. Homentuk 15k Flnanc.al Notes, Oiry, Mo, June 22—Clearings, B0 81,515,538, Ciicaao, 11 clearings, 10, PAmS, Juno T2l4c for the uccount. NEw York. June 22.—Exchange 2) premium, Sterling exchange unchanged, BarTIORE, Md . June 22.—Clearinzs, 563; balunces, $361,010. Rate 6 per cent. New Youk, June 22.—Clearings, $16.033,278; balunces, 8103453 Monoy 2 por cent. LONDON. June 22.—Amount of bullion gone 0 the Bank of isnglund on bulunces toduy V00, . Louis, M Clenrin rs, %,673,30 @6 per cent. June 22.—Money unchanged; 141, ireo per cent rentes, 00f 2,100, - June 2. M: money OMAHA LI MARKET. Demand for Cattlo Better—Hogs and § Still Active, Kecelpts for three days £o0t up 5,10 cattle, 20755 hogs and 3,995 shoep zainst 7004 cattle, 25634 hogs and 141 sh the corrésponding threo davs lust week, he run of cattle was ruther Hignt, 1,000 hend short of lust Wednesduy, making i decrease in supplies 5o fur this woek compared with lostof nearly 2,000 head. Tn genoral there was little change in the quality of the offerings and for that matter very littlo change In the prices p iid. althouzh the tone of the trade was botter than for soveral duys pist. There was & #00a ictive demand from shippers, but the local inquiry was no hetter than common. Anything fat found a ready sulo at ‘good strong prices, fair to good | o 1.450-10, steers selllng at from 873 to #4.30. Rouch, course, heavy steers were slow and easler, ome 1,200 10 ),450-1b, "cittic selling at from 1,50 to 8500, Griss nnd haif finishe | cattlo were slow salo av burely steady prices, com- mon to very good 9)) 10 1,200-Ib.” steers goinz atfrom 8435 to §5.05 Early trading was toler- ably brisk, but townrd the close the foelin was weak und prices “ensed off. Sevora bunehes remuined uusold. There Wis 0o particuiur change in the mur- kot for cows und mixed stock. The supply was light und common and trading rather dull. Poor to kood cows and hoifers sold ut from 81,00 Lo &.13, bulls. oxon und stazs at fro 10 to £400. Calves were scarco and ®004 ones hard to find, Prices uro nominally Stoudy on tho busis of from §.00 to $5.00 for POOY 10 prinie veals. Stockers and facders moved froely at fuliy steudy prices. ‘There was i fair country de- maad’ “und reguiur dealers bought froely. Good stulf wis searce knd tho bulk of the trading was ut from 8285 to 8120, Kepresenti- LV silox: OMAHA, JTune DRESSED BEEF No. Av. Pr 221100 83 50 1.8 No. 0., 55 18 4 4 275 2,900 400 L0 20 1 CALVES, BULLS, 1wy 228 29 1 235 1 2% 810 STOCKERS AND FEZDERS, 200 53 TH 6. 295 9. 87 1 2 50 1.. 910 2. 4 35 117853 100, 604 (B0 250 12,1082 11007 2.0 2% 1..110 310 2. 0% .60 28 6..1021 510 Hoas—Thero has been very little chanze in receipts so far this week compared with last elther a8 to quantity or quality. 1Nine thou- sand hogs I8 not an excessive supply and with favorable news from Ohleago the markot opened steadv to stron¢ on shippers good heavy and butcher welght hogs. Common light and mixed hozs were easier from tho sturt, local buyers being bearish as usual. Enrly trading was tolerably active, the bulk of the fair to good butcher nud heavy hogs selilng at from 81,00 to £1.05 with soveral choice loads ut trom $4.0744 and $5.09, The common light and light mixed hows sold Inrgely at from $4.45 to #.00, with inferfor stuff selling down to L Business was slow after the shipping buyers had dropped out of the market, and the elose was easier on all grades. Noarly everything sold, however, ths bulk atfrom L1N to $1.05, the same as yesterday. The general average of prices paid was $4.80 ugaingt 81.0) Tuesday and $1.74% last. Wednes- day. Representative anles: No. 780 2 50 142 250 BTAGS. seawmes BE855s Sn. Pr. 12) 84 0) M) 40 20 4% 200 40) 210 240 2 120 TBEZZ 200 B2 160 i 120 160 16) 120 200 109 240 160 1) 20 240 £2ES EEEEERE EEZESREIRRAE zazRmzeses EXX3N P ettt 28 it nEEr.—kecelpts were quite liberal, consist- ing of seventeon double decks ot Idaho crasses and n 1 bunch of mixed natives. Native lambs sold for £.00 to $6.50 and a string of the westerns at $4.60. They were nov very desirable ard ull did not sell. ket stondy, good muttons still in active demand. Falr to Food natives from $1.50 to #.00: fair to good ) 10 86.00; commion and stock i good to choice 40 to 00-1b Tawbs from $4.00 1080.50. Representutive ules: v, Av. buck..... 110 rative Tumbs . a1 222 western mixed, grass 0) 500 western mixed, grasser Tt AIVE BWS ... s L) 15 native lumbs .62 Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. Ofciai receipts and dispcsition of stock as shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 5 o'clock p. m., June 22 1802; o sheep £ CATTLE. | SHERD. ‘m-uum NLS Cara. | Hond | (ars. Head| Cars. | Head. e e | DISPOSITION. ~ICAYILY. | HOGS. RHER. Omahs Packing compeny. The G. 1. Hammond Co. Swift & Co ... The Cudahy Packing Co hin P, Sqiires & Co SUSE. Louls White, PL& .2 Sperer B . Shippers and Lett over. 1,70| 2,504 1,006 506 I 185 i) Totals. .... Chicago Live Stock Market. OHICAGO, 111, June 22.—(Special Telegram to Tne B d cattie acain comprisod an unusually smail percentage of the offerings and that branch e iricet therefore wis strone. Exporters were freor buyers thun for some timo past and, 18 the demand for onst- ern uaccount ulsn showed an improvement, holders of useful shipping steers wore in a po- sition to close out prompty und at strong prices. Thero has been u Lig decrense cently in the receipts of good corn-fatted cat- tle, and the market has developed an ad- vancing tendency. The reverse is true of poor and common” grades, They have been krowing more plentiful und have rapidly de- proctatod In vaiue. They wWere wewk ugain today, but were without further important declfne. Sales of natives were on a basis of from 81.25 to 84 K5, with most of tho trading at from 8175 10 8275 for_cows and bulls and at from Texuns were quoted 125 to 8375, There was little or no demund for stockers, and values romiin 1o i certain extent nominal. here was not much chunge toduy In prices for hogs, but what iittle there was was to the ad e of sellers. The market for gaod hogs was stronger and the poorer grades wero fuily firm. " ‘The best of the offerings brouxht from #.27%5 to 8.6 readliy, and_ulthough the quality Wis not s g0od is yestorduy the av- crugo of prices was as high. ~ Fow of the offy s went below 85,10 und the greator part fetched from .15 to #5.25, T 1INz was brisk and there wel the supply lust Closing quotutions wero f 05 to #.25 for Ikt and from 85,00 to 8 3 for heavy und medium weizhts. The firm feélinz in sheen developed yestor- duy was a fouturo of the market toduy: Good to choice sheep und tho better grades of lambs wore In_netive demund, und being a little scarce were tunken at plump prices. The best of the former were suluble uround #6.00, nnd from Lo 7.00 were comma prices for tho latar, ' Poor grades of sheep were quoted ut 50 to 8450, and thin lnmbs wore s ow ut from $1.25 10 # There wus & siule OF Lwo of extra lambs at #7.15. Recelpis were: Cattle, 14,000; Hogs, 20,000: Shoop, 8,000, The Eyening Journal reports: CATTLE—Re- ceipts, 1 riet opened stoady, closod 5; Toxuns, VG2, L0025, lower: urket steady to o, 4.80025.05; mixed, primi a'butchers’ wolkhts, Hght, 490655 20, ccelpts, 7,000; ves, H6.@500; Texa 201,757 Jumbs, $4.00Q7.00. Knusas Uity Market. [KANBAS Orry. Mo.. Juno OATTLERe~ celbts, 800 shipments, 1,000; cows steady to lower: other cattle aotive and strong: nutive T8, L2 A5@4. 257 cows, $1.5065.20; Texus steers, R2UOQS.85. lluun—urum}m. 0,600; shipments, 4,400; ke stoudys il grades, H.5@5 10 bulk, 180 BuEEP—Recelpis, 2,200 1,100; murket dull und declinlng. market strong; na- ®LO.@A40; feeders, nar- shipments, Lincoln L Lixcory, Neb, BEE]—Théro wa Lincoln toduy. "M from $4.824 1O 84T o Stock. June 22.—(Special to Thne fair run of ho's at West kot lower, prices runglug Nature should be assisted to throw offimpuri- ties of the blood. o] Nothing does it 80 well, so safely orso ‘urompll a8 Swift’s Specifice LIFE HAD NO CHARMS. For three years 1 was troub phich el aipetie s et o Wt8 ho'e et z ‘Ao botierol 1% o sl ‘W § e njo O, Ouama, Kait.” SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANT 4, @A A COLtrBBE TRAGEDY. 1t Leads to .the. Abolitlon of Bratal Initiations, Rochester Pobt-Expre: The coliefio world, with all its ramifications stretch- ing into every profession and every walk in life, has been shaken by the tragedy which has caused the death of a Yale sophomore. Wilkin Rustin of the class of '04, was elected to the Delta Kappa Epsilon society, one of the two great junior societies at Yale; During the initiation three fellow-students were conducting him to a cafe on Temple street, a resort of the students. As usual in_such'''eases, the candidate was blindfolded, His companions told him to run and he dashed ahead at top speed, distancing his friends. Thoy shouted for him to stop and tried to catch him, but he suddenly leaped” to the right side of the road and ran against the pole of a_hack which stood at the entrance to a livery stable. He fell to tho ground unconscious. Doctors were hastily summonea and he was taken home. The was not at first con- sidered serious. Indeed, so little was the nccident regarded that the same night Rustin took the fraternity oath in his room and he even felt so much bet- ter thai he desired to go out. On Sun day symptoms of peritonitis appeared, and on Monday last he was dend. With everything to live for, with youth, education, friends and means, young Rustin owed his death to carel thoughtlessness of those who called themselves *‘men.” The university, the city and the country were lncx{xrcnimy shocked. The sophomore and junior classes at Yale held meetings in which resolutions wero passed doploring the ovent, and n badge of mourning was adopted. The two junior societies held meetings and unanimously adopted the following resolutions, pledg- ‘"f an _abandonment of rough tesolved, That every candidate shall assent to the oath of the society and shall sign the constitution. Resolved further, That the initiation ceremony shall be the above and noth- ing more. A special committee of the faculty be- gan an immediate investigation, and it is said that they will suggest the expul- sion of the two junior societies from Yale. 1t is avident that some important step must be taken. Accidents have hap pened t0o often. It was only a few months ago that the same society at Harvard was arraigned for branding the arm of William Lloyd Garrison, an initi- ate. The goo® that a college society does for & man is undoubtedly grert, but the risk which he runsin joiniug it is becoming formidable. The college fraternities, confident in the good they were doing, and proud of the long rolls of honored alumni, in the college faculty and out, have allowed thoughtless horse play to exist side by side with earnest- ness. That no harm was meant is evi dent in the fact that the fraternity had chosen Rustin to become one of 116 num- ber, that the members bad conferred upon him the greatest compliment of which they ware capable, and asked him to become a “‘brother.” The blindfold- ere only careless, ing und the running thoughtless *‘fun.” The (father, in the classmates of takin, leave - of his dead boy. did not condemn those who had led in the ini- tiation for an accident which obviously could not have been forescen. He hoped that their rdmembrance of the event would gradually lose its bitter- ness, and that they would not continue to reprouch thomselves for o calamity which resulted from no intentional fzult of theirs. But it his taught them a les- son which they will,never forget. The mind of one of ‘the classmates may be- come unbalanced at the frightful mem- ory, and the resolutions adopted by the societies show the long and lasting ef- fect which the traged§ will have. The coroner, after a careful investiga- tion of the facts, sums up the case as follows: *I am of the opinion that Wil- kin Rustin’s death was caused by the carelessness of the students conducting said initiation. T am further of the opinion that this carelessness was purely the result of boyish fun, entirely uniatentional, and not such carelessness 1s is known to the law as criminal care- essnese. 1 find that modes of initiation have been practically unrestrained; that they have entirely exceeded the bounds of reason and propriety, and are often dangerous to health and life, and I recommond that the faculty either abol- ish or restrain these modes of initiation aitogether, or have have entire super- vision and control of the same.” Ho adds that shsuld vhe faculty fail to ao thii tho initiation should be put under the supervision of “the proper authori- ties,” There is every likelihood thLat his recommendations will be complied with, and if they are young Rustin’s death will be productive of fortunrte re- sults, A Moving Forest. The military stratagem mysteriously foreshadowed in ‘*Macbeth” by the phrase *‘till Birnam wood remove to Dunsinane” was repeated in Copenhagen recently. A procession of 100,000 citi- zens and provincial visitors taking part in the royal golden wedding festivities marched to the Amalienburg castle. In the students’ section of this grand army of peace and good will every man curried & branch of a beech tree, and the combination had tho effect of a mov- ing forest. — —e——— Quick Delivery. Mail mattor is now sent from Paris to Berlin in thirty-five minutes by means of the pneumatic tube. O An Aftornoon Tea. It is gigglo—gabblo—gobble—and git! Beware of imitations, dilutions, and sub- stitutes of Dr. Piorce's genuine medlicines, of- fored at what pwf to bo *cut prices” For the genuine, there's one price, and only one price—but, they'ré guaranteed, They're the cheapest medicines you can buy at any price, for if they fail to bonefit or curs, you ve your money bask. - ¥ou pay ouiy for you g To prevent fraud and imposition by un- principlod dealers, theso gentine guartateed remedies are now fold only through druggists authorized s agents, and always at these long - established pricis: r. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery (for the Liver, Blood and Lungs), #1.00, Dr. Pierce’s Havorite, Prescription (for woman's weaknesses and ailineats), $1.00. Dr. Piorce's Ploasant Pellets (for the liver, stomach and bowels), 2 couta-- - Rofuse all medicins purporting to be Dr. Pierces offered at miy other prices. Suspio- fon naturally and Hghitfully attaches to them. GUITARS The Murquet wd B s | MANDOLINS fvar ek e Arion. sene WS AriOn, RO TWELVE PAGE 'ROUTING AN ARMY. How the Worst Invasion of Modern Times is Absolutely Overcome—Hints of Great Value, When men or women fdel depressed or debilitated Atthe present day, it I8 common to «ay: “I think | have malaria. What s malaria? It 18 only germs that get into the body: germs that thrive and incrose unless they are killed; germs that worm themselves all through the systom: germs that ruin the health and undermine the life. They are aggr sive, they feed upon the body, they must be killed. Many things which have been advoeated for killing these gorms will not do so. 1t has been thought that quinine would accomplish this, but many people can- not take quinine; it disagrees with them; it often nauseates. 1tisknown, however, that pure spirits taken in moderation will kill and entirely exterminate the worst army of germs which ever invaded tho sys- tom. They cAnnot withstand it. Under the influence of pure stimulants the germs are killed, and the body strengthened to oxpel them from the system, and thus restore the health. 1t should not be understood, however, that all spir 118 will do this, fow Will. It roquires somothing spe cinlly pure, and specially designed for this purpose and that is y what Duff's Pare Mait Whisky medicinal proparation. It does not rank with the ordinary whiskies, butis spectally designed for fortifying the b ling diseaso 1t hias the highest endorseme tists; it s wonderfully popular because it 18 8o e clent and powerfal. Do not be decelved into the use of ny othier. for there 18 no other preparation upon the market that can wecomplish what 18 accomplished by Duffy's Pure Malt. You will find that it is kept by reliable drugists and gro DR. C. GEE WO Theonly lazilly graduatal Chinase phyilclan Eight years' study. Ten yoars practical oxpoar'- ence with all kno¥n diseases. Troats sucossstully all chronio cases given up by other doctors Call and see him or write for question blank. Do not think your case hopaless bacauss your dootor talls YOU %0, but try tho Chiness doctor with hls new und wonderful remedios, and recoive new benstits anl s permanent cure - what other doc.ors cannot giyo. lorbs. Roots and Plants—nature’s remadles-his medicines. The world his witness. One thoasand testimoninls (0 thiroe yoars' practica. ~ No injurlous decoctions, no narcotics, no polson. Katlonal treatment and permanant cura. Following casos successfully treated and cural, given up by other doctors: Thoe. Coughlin, 4142 Harney atrect, chronlc rheu- matism 6 ye Thos. C debility. indigestion, loss of strength Took medicine for years but got no relef, M. L. Anderson, 1521 Cuming stroet, oatarrh, asthma and bronehitls of Aittee yours standing Has for sale the following £1.00 bottle, six bottles for £.00, for the cure Asthma, Catarrh, Sick Heada Indigostion, Blood Polsoning. Rheumatism, ko Kidney and Liver Complaint. No agents. only by Chinese Medicine Co, Capital, $103,000. Office, 16th and California Sfs, Omaha,Ne b opared remedioy OMAHA Y \J : Manufacturers’ and Jo A ROHITECTSAND BUILDERS J, H. OLENN, Contractors and sub contractors for all kinds of bullding, piasteriag, palnting ota will recelvas copy of Glann's architaots and budsrs dlrectora free, by sending thelr nams, business and foo tion to tha publishor. J. 1L Glena, 113 8. 15th § —_— AWNINGS AND TENTS. GROCERIES, | 0. M. STEELE & 00,, BLAKE, BRUDE & | m&::fl‘i‘ Jones streel, lD:,ll-l‘n.d‘IIMI stresta, S——— HARDWARE. OMAHA TENT & AWN-| WOLF BROS. & €O, ING COMPANY, [ mente, » w g Flags hammocks. ofl and overs of A1l Kims rubber clothing. Send banners, ote. Send for oat'gue. 1118 Farnam | for catalogue,70s 8. 16th BAGS AND TWINES BEMIS OMAKA BAG 00 Importers and mrfs, flour sacks, burlapa, twino. BISHOP & 00, Ll manlla, otton nomp, jute. cot: ton twinos tarred cord: ngo, ete. 812 8. 121h st BICYCLE: BOXES. H. C. TODD, Buocossor to 1. ). Wilke enson. M'T'K CIRAT, pADSF poking boxos. Al novel tios 1n box line. 1110 Douglas St BOOTS AND SHO MORSE-COE 8HOECD. 1103 Howard Streot. 11th and Douzl prices tv oaih b s of goods whioh 1 able with morchants, STEVEN CREEDON, Manufacturer's agent. 1can supply you with every- EhINK N shoss, MeEn’s.woi n's and ohild « at 10w est factory pricos and discounts. Latest styles. 1404 Farnam Street. Rocm 15, M. 0. DAXON, Boyclos s01d on wmonthly paymonts. 120 N. 15th-st KIRKENDALL, JORES & |AMERICAN HANISEN - co,, | ED SHOE CO. Wholesalo Mfrs. Agents Boots, shoes, Boston Rubbor ShoeCo. | feit goods 1102, 1104, 1106 Harney-st | Ilarnoy st rubbors 1808, 181 BREWERS. J08. SCHLITZ BREw- ING CO0. Offoe, 8. 9th and Leaven worth Bts.. Omaha. ohn Marliover. Agt. _— CARRIAGLES, W.R.DRUNMOND & CO. i 51 wagons 4 apectulty. 18th, opp Court House. 'HING. BILMORE & RUHL, Manufrs and wholesal clothiors. 1109 Marney stroot. BLOTUKY & UGUHEN, Clothing, notlon, furnish ings. Give us n trisl Samples prepald by ex press. 111§ Harney. COAL, COKE, | CORNICE. MANHOOD RESTORED. SANATIVO," the Wonderful Spenish Iiemedy, 15 0ld with & Written Cuarante to cure ! Neivous i cnses, ouch s Weak Memory, Loz of Draia Power, Headache, Wakefulhess, Lost Man hood, Nervousness, Las: sltude, all droine’ and foss of power of the Gonerative Organs in elther sex, caused by uthful Indiscretions, or the excessive or stimulints, which ultiate Y, Colsumpiion aid Tisa Pt up furin to carry in the vest pocket, Price 1 & packnge, or G for $5. With every §3 order e give o written guarantee to cure or refund the mones. by miatl (0 any nddress, - Circilar iree i piin énvelope. Mention this paper. Address, MADAID CHEMICAL CO., Branch Office for U. 8. A 358 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, TLL. FOR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB., BY Eohn & Co.. Co.r 15th & Douglas &ts. @A Fulier & Co.. Cor: 14th & Dougias Sta. iity, A Written Guaarantee to Cure Every Caso or Money Rofunded. Our oure Is permanent and not & patchiag wp. Cases troated seven years ago have nover sccn & symptom since. By describing case fully we can troat you by mall, and we give the same strong guarantes 10 cure or refund all money. Those who prefer to come hore fortreatment can do soand we will pay railroad fare Both ways and hotel bills while here, if e fall to cure We challengotio world fora caso that our Maglo Kemedy will not cure. Write for particulars and kot theevidence. In ourseven years practice with the Magic Remedy it has been most difficalt 1o overcome the prejudices against socalled specitics. But under our strong guarantee thousands aro trying itand ba ingcured. Weguaranteo to cure or refund every dollar,and as we have a _reputition to proteot, also financial bucking of 5X,001t 18 perfectly safe to all who wili try the treatment, Heretofore you have putting up and paylng out your monoy for difforont treatments, and although you are not yet oured no one has patd back your monoy. We will posiuveiy cureyou, OId,chronic, deop seated cases cured in o) to9) days. lnvestigate our financial standing, our reputation as business men. Write us for n and sddresses of those e have cured who h glven permission to refer to tiem. It costs you only post- agetodo this. 1f your symptoms &re sore throat, mucous patchesin mouth, rheumatism in bones and Jolnts, hair falling out, eruptions on any pars of the Dody, feeling of genaral depression, poins 1a hesi bunes. You haveno timeto waste. Those Who are constantly taking mercury and potash, shouid dis- continueit. Constant use of theso drugs will surely Dring sores and eating ulcerain tho end. Dou't fail to write, All correspondence sent sealed in plaio en- velops. We invite themost rigld Investigatiou and willdo all 1n our powerto aid youls it Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Neb ~ SOUTH OMAHA. _ Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMAHA. est ¢ attle. hog and sheep market in the west 'COMMISSION HOUSES, CLO. 6LRKE & TRAZIER LIVE STOCK C )l.\}lhsluN- THE LEADE his_houss fc - 0. OMAHA| Fat‘seiont Rigors. ©F Wood Brothers, South Omaha—Telephono 10T, - 3.1, DADISMAN. W. E. WOOU Market reports by mail and wire chocrfully furnished upon application. —THE— Campbell Commission Co. Chicago, EnstSt. Louls, Kansas Clty. Omuhy, Sloux City, Fort Worth Uhleago | Managors. outh A. Crill, W. F. Denn AL Y'T"nll ndye. Chicago. Hog Sulesman. Cattlo Salesman Crill, Denny & Company, Livo Stock Commisai Room 47 Bxchange BIL'g, South Omabs. A. D. Boyer & Ccmypany, 86 and 5 Exchangoe Bullding South Omaha. Correspondence solicited and promptly answorsd, ‘pocial wttentlon to orders f0r stockers & focd s, Established, 1881, - - - _Incorporatad, 1)} Capital fully paid, §20,00). Waggoner Birney Company, Wrlto 07 wiro us {or prompt aud roliablo marko: borts Perry Brothers & Company, Live 8took Commission. Room 61 Exchange Bullding, South Omuha Telephone 177, M. H. Hegarty & Co. Roomw 31 Excunze Buliding. South Omuhy, = Neob SOUTH OMAHA BANKS. = Union Stock Yard National —BANK Tk at tho yards. Capital and au i ictlons yrowing oGt of ke ivs Dot e’ sunt. difect to this bavk Bllppers posit 1or credil of Lualt Luwe baok wherover locatod. EACLECORN CE WORKS Mfrs. galvanized iron cornice, window caps, skylights, oo OMAHA COAL, GOKE & s CONTRACTORS. J. H. CLEKN. Contractors and sub contractors for all kinds of bullding. plastering, palnting oto., will receivoe o copy of Glenn's architocts and bulidars directory free, by seading thelr name, bualness and loo tion, to the publisher. J. H. Glenn. 113 3. 15th Streot. DRY GOODS, m.Esmirhzco, | KPATAIDL: KooH Dry goods, nottons, fur- ey ¢oodsnotio nishing ‘goods. Corner | "l ruishing goods. Cor. 1ith ana Howard-sts. 1ith snd Boward-st. FURNITURE OMAHA UPHOLSTER- ING CD. Upholstered furniture 15021306 Nicholas at Wholesale only. BEEQE & RUNYAN FUR- NITURE 09, Grace and Thirteenth streets. ORDINANCE NO. 3108 An ordinunce deelarinz the nocessity of grad- ing Howard strect, from 20th street to a polnt 280 feet west ' of L0th street, and ap- pointing three disinterested appralsers to assess and determine the damages, it any. to the proverty owners, which may 0o caused by such :rading W Property owners ownin than three-ALhs of the feet front street have petitioned the eity couneil to suid street graded unmder the threc ause as provided for in section 6 of the harter, wnd the cost thereof to be nide pay- able In ton equal | theretore, Be it orluinod by the elty council of the eity more That it s proper doelar cossiry ride Howird SUrCet to its present estili- Jished grade, Including nceesary ap- s thereio, from 20th street to o polnt ¥ wost of 2 s tion2 Th or, With the app alof the clty council, aphoint three disinter- estod apprafsors toappriise, assess und dote mine the damuge to property owners which may be caused by such griding, taking into considoration In making such appraisement, the speofal benefits, if iny, to such property by rouson of such zradin Section 3. Thut this ordinance shall take effeet und be in force from und after Its pas- snge. R , June lith, 1602, Tassel JOHN GROVES, City O E. P. DAVIS, g Presidont Clty Counell, Approved, June 15th, 150 PRERYES Sy, BEM] Mayor. 5 NO. 8107, An ord} Luring the necessity of grad- ing alley between P d ° Hickory and from 8th to 10th street, and % threo disinterested appraisers to determine the damuges, If uny. 1o pre owners, which muy be ciused by such inz, Wiieroas, o petition ing more thin th of the property uffe by sid g ing that suid alloy be graded without cost to the eity: therefor 4 Be jtordained by the city co of O Seotlon 1. That it s proper and necessary, and 1t I8 hureby declured proper and necessii- Ty, to grade 10 115 present estub- lished grade, Including necessuty approaches thereto, from Sth to Lith street between Pino s reot wnd troot. and thit the wholo €Ot Lo nssos: inst the property affected and payible ANDUL PAYIOnLS. Seetlon 2. Thatt 1th th approv- f Lhe clty vounc it three disinter 1 ussess and deter- ty owners which taking into Appraisnont ¥, W s0ch Properey, o pronarty ownors own- fiths of tha f frontiuge cll of the clty the spaclul be wson Of 11 fon & Th sLund be In for “iis ordimance shall tako o from and wfter 1Ls puss: e P o 14th, 1802, s Passed Juno b, ThasouR. City Clork 2 P, DAVIS, dent City Council. GEO, P, BEMIS, Mayor PROPOSALS FOR FILLING LOW TREETS AND ALLEYS, 8 proposals will be received by the underst until 150 o'clock, July 1, 1802, for Hiling certubn low streots und alléys locited us follows: Grant street, betwoen 24th and 2th stroot alley in block M st L, betwe 21 d 2ith i cen Mupl ~l\4““|hllli‘ml‘|l and COFby' streots, und thorne add tion, Al In the eity of Omuha sald low parts of strests und been deelnred u nulsance on BANE WhLCF thereon by A concurr 1ion of the muyor and city counell of My, 18 Buch tilling to be done In accord with the Ilmll‘lkl Tons of the Bourd of Publle Works nd Clt lnoer A Blds wyhl be mude tllll lr‘ Inte II blunks )lull pikhod by e board aud 1o be wecompin. lod b; u{'l'l‘“lh-fl check in the sum of '.”’”.’ Bayuble o thocity of Vmuli. wk an ¢ videnoe 504 fulth, ) Waivo doteots v or wll bidw and walVGAG(ECE iy o e Chulrman Bouid of Public Works Omaha, June 2ird, 1Ua J&e2-2o Pre Approved June 15th, t, botweon Muple ley 0 block #, Haws under dute B RECTOR & WILHELMY LOSECK & LINN, co., Denlers’ hardware and Ogrner 104 and Jackson | Mechanios’ tools. Streots. 104 Douglas Street. A. G, RAYMER, | Buttders HardWwars nad Contractors” Supplie s 524 South 15th streots. Ll'h}lll‘lR CHAS. R, LEE, Tardwood Tumber, wood oarpels and parquat Hoortn 9th and Douzlas. e —— JOHN A, WAKEFIELD Imported. Amorion Pot & 1and conont, Milwaukes ydraulic ‘coment Qulncy white liwe, JORS. SR FRICK & HERBERT, Wholesal: liquor dealers 101 Farnam-at. MILLINERY Importers and jobb miliinery. notion orders prompt. 205 1ahst. — e MUSICAL A HOSPE, J3,, Planos organs, materials, oto. Doug lns-st. - —_— THE MEINBERS CO., artiate |100 N m, 16th St. Planosy 1518 c cnd musical in= strumcuts of all kinds PAPER, CARPENTER PAPLR CO full stock of vlog and OILS. STANDARD 0IL 00. Gelned and tubricating olls, axle greaso, ote. g TR e e tintertob ks b0 OVERALLS, SHIRTS, ETC. KIND & SAEAD, | ROBINENN &8TOKES 0O Mfrs of "K & 8" p Mfrs oclebrated * shirts and overail 10" overs GI18 8. Tithat. PRODUCE COMMISSION. Established, 157, BRANSH & 00, WHITHEY & C0. Produce, fruits of alh Butter, egas and poultry | knd 19 8. 15th-as o7 % I.:Ilh’“‘l». QAN 1.8, HUSE & €D, Our speclalties: Battar, s and poultey, 01 ward streot. JAS. A, CLARK & 0V, Butter, choase, ekgh poultry and game. 817 South 13th Stroet W. E. RIDDELL (Established 1355.) ‘Wholsale butter & exgs Buvs and sclls for cash, 413 8. 11thst. | RIDDELL & €O, Butter, cheose, eggs, vogetables, fruits,poule try and gamo. STOVE REPAIR! OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS, Btove repoirs and watew ighmonte for any kind of stove made. 107 Dougl TOYS H. HARDY &00. Toyo, dolls, albums, i oo, Banso alshing woods. ren's” chrringes. WP Farnam Stroet. SASH M. A, DISBROW & 0O, Manufaoturers of sash doors, biinds and mouldings. Branch of- fies, 12th and Irard Sta. NEBRASKA ! National Bank. U. S. DEPOSITORY. - - OMA4AN:3 Capital <02 $400,000 Surplus. teeeees 653,000 ORDINANCE NO. 3103, Anordinan ithorizing the elty trensurer 1o mike cortaln payments to property own- ers in paving district No. 277 upon of thoir special taxes for such pavinz, Be it ordained by thoe city council of the clty of Omahu: Soctio That the cit heroby Is authorize | and ment of the full amnount a on the several lots or parts ajistrict No. 27 for b Locust stroet from Gth stroet o Sher venue, to aliow to und repuy v sald owners respectivoly the pro portion to which they ure entitled from the amount paid into the elty treasury by the street car compuny to cover the cost of pu: Ing between tho Tatls on sild street, which cost was ineludod In_ the originul ussessment on suid lots in sald district. Seetion 2. That upon request of the city tronsuror and producinz the proper vouchers therefor, the city comptroller include in the appropriution ordinance wn item or items in favor of the city treasuror on the proper fund as may bo ssury o re-imburse the y treasdrer on uit of making such ents 1o such property owners and u8 miy e proper wnd nocessary (o keep tho uocounts his oftice in propor fo gttton Pt this ordinanco take effect and be n force from and after its passage. Pussed June 1th, 150 RO JOUN GROY it p. pAVIE, ident City Council. BEMIS, Miyor. tronsurer be and he directod upon pay | respoctivoly Tots In paving k. P're Approved Junc 15th, Is2 GEO, P, e Sealed proposuls willho received by the un- aortano until 1280 0'clock p. .. July 1at, 18, for griading Dougins street from 16th o BLReGs, R et hent trom Dodgestreet to south tine of alley south of Douglus stroet f 18th sLrect from Do lge street to street, 10uh street sLreet. roam from Dodge street to Farnum A Letwoen Ik 0 and D from Lith to 15th streets, Alley betw 1 Dodyge from Tath to s, Alley botw und trom’ Ul 10 40 Alley between Dou gl from 17th 10 18th siroc ts, 4 Alloy botween Do us and Farnam from [3th 10 1ith streots, 4 Alloy hetweon DouZlis and Parnam streots from 19th to 2ith strocts, in 1:14\H)‘“n'l‘"h;‘\hl:. in nocordi, L0 plans and %po-Lentions on T e oliiee of the 1o rd of Public Works Bids wid bo made o1 printed blunks furs wiahod by the boird, und to bo iccoompinied Wity ecet o ehocic In Uhe sum of 804 pay bkt to'tire cliy of Omubu as An ovidendo of 0o 1 fulth L4 board reserves the r'u'm Ui wad o wave dofoet M bldwwad o WHIES G A URER, 1w of the o wrd of ubiie Works. e A L (L T VER PROPOSALS, lm eity council, said pian and sp -’lll‘-n‘h».n file ln the ol tho Bourd of Pub- BLrects and Douglus streets, Douglus streets and Farnam strects streets to rojoct any | to be mado en printed hlunks fur by the board, und to be u e by i certifiod check i Uhe $um of 0 DY 10 e eity of Olashs, us ovideuce of good fulth. Wi board resorves th or ull bids, wnd 10 walve right to reject any dofocts, P, W, BLRKHAUSER, Hourd of Pubile Worke S22t Chalrmw Owahs, Neb., June 2rd, 1:02 b