Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 7, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Armour Booght About Three Million Brshols of Wheat Yesterday. THIS CAUSED AN ADVANCE OF ONE CENT Discovery of a Tlander In the Chieago Graln Tnspector's Report on Wheat Btocks Caosed & Sharp Decline, ©nicA6o, 11, June 6.—F. D. Armour bought wheat today, probably as much as 8,000,000 bu. Anadvance of over lc a busliel resulted The advance was Interrupted temporarily by a sharp break, during which the record for Tow prices In this markot was again broken The temporary slump, amounting to 1%c for July, was causcd by the discovery of a blunder In the Chicago graln fnspector's report on wheat stocks, necessitating a correction in tho visible supply figures. Tustead of 508,000 bu. docrease in Chicago wheat, a8 given out by the inspection bureau yosterday, thero was an_Increase. The cor- rection added something 11ke 800,000 bu. m 1o the visible supply and raised the small in- creaso of yesterday to over 1,000,000 bu Increase. After the temporary bewllderment the trade recovered its nerve and thero was good buying, during which prices quickly recovered, The feeling was greatly Improved the last hour, There were no disturbing rumors, and a nuniber of big professional bears like Linn, Wright, Brossean, turned buyers. Yesterday the beurs could afford tosit auietly on their haunches leking their ehops, while the rest of the speeulators were having thelr feelings Jiarrowed up by the decay of crodit, which they could witiiess trom tho windows of tho hall, Today tho bears wore made uneasy at finding that the run upon the banks of tho city was confined to the savings bank de- positors, and even among themn that the erowds were composed largely of women, The opening was slightly under the closing of yesterday to e above and prices weroe ad- A te, then declined 1%c for July and r September, agnin became stronger and re advineed 1%c for July and 1%c for ptember, held rather stendy, and the closing firm, nbout 'ye highor for July and e higher for September than yeste Corn at the opening was t ing atrifle under the final figures of yester- day, the large recelpts and the liberal ticrease in 1ocal stocks of a contract last week having forthe moment o depressing tenden Good buylng, however, by parties sunposed to bo representing prominont traders put the prico up from e to e, At the advance the offer- Tigs were Increased, the loeal crowd re 5 after which the market rallicd %c more and at the elose had gained from 15 to i In outs there wis cssure to soll, and althongh the buying was not considered heavy, 1t proved sufficiont to absorh the offcrings and wnco prices from e to 74, tho closo being stendy at about the top, The’ provision trade, 11ke all the other mar- kets on the floor, showed abatement of the alary coneerning money matters. There wis, sides, very light roceipts of hogs. The ade was not heavy, but it was better than for tho lust fow duys. There scemed to be i fow buying orders froni outside in the hands of conmission houses. Compared with last night, pork iged, lard 225¢ higher i Yhoth clos- cipts for to orrow: wheat, 380 ¢ , 250 cars; hogs, 100 head. ding tutures ranged as follows PEN. | HIGIL | LOW. Whent No. dune..... 4G | 0% July tigatg| o7y Fept 36034 | 703G Corn NG BT BT 3556 |54 . T I 3D ity 0% 27 27 263 20 20 10 07 16 87 995 10 35 Cash quotations wore as follows: Frovi—Dull: all reasonable bids accepted. WieAT—No. 2 spring, GH@663c; No 0. ., BT5a60e; N . 65@60 % 0.2, 3313¢. N0 8 yellow, 87¢ 27%@27%c; No. 2 white, f.0. b., Vo8 white, £ 0. b., 28K@29%c. 2,601 5 IN(:. e nominal, No. 8, 814@32; )., 20@33¢. No. 1, §1.02@1.0215, TIMOTHY SEED—Prime, $3.80 PORK—Mess, per bbl,'$20.20220.2214; lard, per 100 1bs., 80.720.@9.76; short ribs, sidos (loose), 89.45@00.474;;" dry salted shoulders, (hoxed), - $10.0010:25; short cloar sides, (hoxed), $10.8744@ 10,621, "\}'l‘nsx\' Distillers' finlshed goods, per gal., SuGArs—Unchanged: cut loaf, 64c; granu- lated, 5.70; standard “A," 5.57. The following were tho receipts and ship- ments for today: Articics. [ Shipn 10000 ¥lour, bbls W 81.0)0] eat, bu Corn, bu .. Onts, bu, Rye, bu.. ... Barley, bu o On the Produce o market w 15@17¢. Ej 209,000 2,000 5,000 » today tho butter New York Markets. New YORK, June 6.—FLouir—Recel 800 pkgs.: exports, 2,700 bbls., b snles, 5.600 pk Wkor; winter wheat, low winter wheat, r o winter wh patents, 8.5 Minnesota clear, § 5.10; ' Minnesotu stralghts, 50@4.10; Minnesota patents, $4.26@4,60. CorN MeaL—Qulet, stead, #2.6002.70. RyEe-—Dull, oasior; western, 60265c, GARLEY MALT—Quiet, steidy; westorn, 55 WHEAT—Recelpts, 522,150 bu.: exports, 169, 200 bu.; sales, 5,595,000’ bu. of futures, 408,000 bu. spot. Spot matket firmer, fairly’ activ No. 2 red, in store and _elevitor, 74074" aflont, 76¢; 1. 0. b., 74X@75e; No. ‘1 northern, 75¢; No, 1hard, 813505 No. 2 noriliern, 731¢ optionsopened firm at L@ie advance, closed fion at L@ie over” yesterday: trading fuirly neuive: No. 2 _red, fuly, 73%¢; August. T64C; September, 77%0; 79¢; No- venib B0 December, 8: CORN—-Receipts, 99,900’ bu.i oxports, 26,100 bu.; salos, 500.000 bu. of futures, 4 of "spot. 'Spots quiet, firmer; ' N @47 evator, 470247 c afloat; u mixed, 45@50¢. Options advanced wheat, closing steady with trudi 47807 July, 47%c; August, 48, 48%¢. OATs—Tecolpts, salos, 96,000 b, *fuiures spot. Spots, dull, lower active, firnior, July 31%c; No. 2 white, 8903 No. 2 Chicago, B7@35'50; No. 8, 850;NG. 8 Whito, 381y mixed” wostern, 88:5dc; whito western, 8513 yellow western, 178,500 bu.: no_ exports; and 67,000 bu. options, maderately 84705 Beptonml —Falr demand, stoady. lors—Quiet, firm. Woor—Quict, weak: domestic floece, 27@ 82¢; pulled, +; Texas, 16@20c, PROVISIONS-Cut ' meats, quiet, steady; pickled bellles, 12 1bs.,, at 1 middles dull lirmer. Lard, quiot, unsettled; western stoun closed at $10,15; sales, 4.200 terces at $10.15; options, sules, none; June closed at $10.20, nominul; July closed at $10.30, nominul Beptember closed at $10.75, nominal. Pork, dull, easy; old mess, #20; new mews, $20.60, BUTTER ~ Good “demand, firmor; westorn duiry, li@wloc; western creamery, 10@20 Elging, 20c, Qikksk-Quiot and unchanged, aGs — L supply, firregular, ]QI,_uuu pks, ‘\.I'h|‘l| J ALL Di—Qulet, firmer; yollow, 4515¢. Tho murket was negloeted, a single sile haying been Il“]ullh-\l Pennsy vanis ofl, spot sales, none, July options, sales, Lima oil, sules; 1one. ined, conmon to good, h 5 K fll,lfl‘rfl" Y, quivt domestic, falr o extra 20003 J ki, 4 (e dac M0 R, MoLARsES—Now Orleans, open kettle, good to cholee, dull und steady at 30ag8ne, BuGAR—Kaw, firm, qulet; rotined steady, fair i il 10 180N —Steady, quiet; Au 16.50, 0 Quiot Correr—Steady; lake, $10.80, LeAp-Quiet, steady; domestie, # "IN Sitady] 81w, §18 04190 dull, unchanged. Spelter, nominal, rican, $12.76@ 9244 plates, St. Louls Markets. 81 Louis, Mo, June 6.—FLouR—Unsettled but without chinnge: patents, $3.2008.85; extra fancy, $2.9003.00; fancy, #2.6( cholee. $2.1602.30; famlly, $2.008: 1lour, §3.253.50. WHEAT - Nervous and erratic, solling as far down s 1Xc below yesterddy's close, but gadlng ouly Jue downt No. 2 red, casl, 63c; une, 63%¢; July, 06%c: August, 67xc; Eoplombar, b0we. Lo oRCE AUE 4 ATS ~Neglocted; No. 2 cash, 28%c 2763 Augusts 244¢: Soptember, Sohe Coun—Though strong, was unsettied,closiug July, TR OMAHA DATLY BER: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1898, ?flup: No. 2 mixed, cash, 87c; June, 87 uly, 874%c; .“c*ru*m v, 88 %e, Rovisions -Firmer; tradinz light; pork, current $9.0213; dry salt houlders, “$0.50; ; shorts, #10; boxed, 18 more; bacon, packed shoulders, $10; fongs god, tibs, #10.024@10.70; shorts, #11; hams, S@14e. Burrer-Unchanged RecEIPTs - Flour, 2,000 bbls.; wheat, 8,000 bu.; corn, 188,000 bu.; oats, 44,000 b SHiPMENTS—lour, 6,000 bbls: wheat, 000 bu.; eorn, 103,000 bu.; oats, 16,000 bu. akes, New York Dry Goods Market, New Yonrk, June 6.—Demand for dry goods today was improved st first hands, afthough the attention of buyors was aliost exclusively taken up today with the auction sale of car- pots made by the Alexander Smith & Sons company, the nsual semi-annual salo of that concorn. ' There was n large attendance and the prices were: The F. Palisades range from to 41c; moquettes from 75 to 92¢, mostly 80 to 856¢3 moguette rogs, £1.90; mats, 9¢; exminsters, 76 to 88 and goblins trom 75 91c. The Allen prints will be opened on Thursday. Kanans City Markots. KANgAS City, Mo, June 6.-\Wrea cited; No, 2 hatd, 66¢; No. 2 red, 62@63c, CoRN—I'irm; No. 2 mixed, 84¢; No. 2 white, 86¢ OAT8—No, BUTTER 1814 Eaas-—Better demand, Ex- 2 white, 3 Steady; ¢ 214c. . 14@16¢; dairy, % stive; strictly frosh, 11y RECETPTS~Wheat, 18,000 bu.; corn, 18,000 bu; oats, non SirpaiNTs - Wheat, 10,000 bug corn, 38,000 bu.; oats, non . Markets. WnEeAT--Quict: holders offer freely; No. 1_California, b5 10d@bs 11d por contal; No. 1 wintes, bs 8d. Receipts wheat past tliree days wers 267,000 contals, including 195,000 American. ConN—Quiot; demand modorate. American coril pust thireo d1ys wero centals, P'EAS—Canadian, bs 4%4a per cental, I Primne westorn, 408 per cwt. 1RITS—638 per cwt. Recelpts 18,400 Cotton Market. , La., June 6.Futures steady; ) 00 bales; June, 37.63@7.65; July, $7.60%7.54; August, $7.55@7.67; September, §7.68@7.64; October, §7.70@7.71; November, 87.76@7.77; December, $7.88@7 84, Good middling, 7816¢; middling, 7 9-10c; low middlin good ordinary, 6 15-16¢; net receips, Dalos; gross, 2,429 bale: OXpOrLS to G Britain, 2,310 ba continent, 6,766 b sales, 2,2C0" bales; stock, 121,060 balos. Milwaukee Market WneAz—Flrm; c; No. 8 I Provisions—Quiet. Pork, July, $20.20, oflco Market, NEw Yong, June 6.—Options opened steady, 5 to 20 poluts down, closed firn 5 points up to 15 ' points dowr sales, 11,250 bags, _including: = Jul 5 August, $16.40¢16,505 Septen 0@15.40; 'October, $16.30@15.40; November, $15,20; December, 816,16, Spot, Rio, dull; Steady; No. 7, $17.25 Mioneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, June 6—Better fecling in wheat today: quite o little scalping trade Cashlower; No. 1northern sold at H8@58 s¢ and No. 2 northern at bbe. Receipts, 184 cars. Close: June, b8t%c; July, 60%c; September, 6de. On track: 17 hard, G0cig: No. northern, b8} theri, 53@b7c. rain Market. PRILADELHIA, Pa. Juno 6.—WHEAT— Steadier; firn; No. 2 red, June, 69%@70¢ Coun—Weak and lower; No. 2 mixed, June, 461@ A6 : OATS —1'utures nominally unchanged; No. 2 white, June, 88!i@39¢. Baltlmore Grain Market. BALTINORE, Md., Juno 6.—WiE tled; No. 2 red, spot and June, 604 s —Dull and firm; wixed spo 47'3¢c asked. OAts—1irm; No. 2 white, western, 42}4c¢. T—Unset- nd June, atl Markots. June 6.—Wnear—Dull; No. 630, Cory—Barcly steady; No. 2 mixed, 41c. OATs—Easior; No. 2 mixed, 81@3135c. WiiskyY—Quiot; #1.12 Peonta, 111, June 6. 86¢; No. 3, 85%zc. OATs—Easler; No. 8 white, 2913@50c. Ryr—Nomina orN—Steady; No. 2, 2. white, 81@31}c; No. 52c. Toledo Graln Market. -WnEAT—Active and e , 89¢. Oars—Qulet London 01l LONDON, Juno 6.—CALCUTTA LINSEED—Spot, 895 6d per quarter; ox ship (new crop) May and June shipments, 40 Elgin Butter Market. Erciy, 1, June 6.—Steady; sales, 8,240 pounds at 187 uts; 8,600 pounds at 19 cénts. STOCKS AND BOND! On the Exchango Prices Ruled Righor— Foreign Buying a Feature, New Yonk, June 6.—President Cloveland’s pronunciamento on the fizancial situation and an extra sosslon of congress was the prineipal tactor in Wall stroet and was about tho solo topic of discussion m financlal circles. At tho Stock exchange prices ruled higher, and the bulls were assisted by buying ordors from Lon- don, estimated at upwards of 15,000 shares Baltimore & Ohlo rose 4% per cont to 71'% Lake Shore, 2 per cent to 123%, and Western Union, 1% percent to 83%. The improvement in the remainder of the list was 4 o 1% per cent, and atintervals the transactions were quite spirited. The easy rate for foreizn oxchange and the engagements of only £300.000 gold for Thurs- day s steamer stimuluted purchases. The up- wird movement, however, was checked dur- ing the afternoon by a sudden advance in the rutes for call moncy from 8 to 6 per cont, and by the knowledge “that Chicago und other western cities were muking heavy drafts upon our banks for cur iis caused the ors (o chunge fro cy not only dis- posed of what they had boughi early in the y but put out moderate short lines as well, Tlie result was a decline of 2 per cent in Liko Shore and Missour! 1 3% in r, Baltimore & Ohio, Ge ctric and Wost: ern Union. Gen tric finally rallied ' per cent and other stocks recovered fruction= ally. The market closed rather weak in ton The Post says: London buying, ehioily on arbitrage account, sustiined” the' market of tho for westic sales. It can- not, of , be assumed that the president's antouncement has materially chunged the situstion. So fur as it dispels uncertainty, which in the present cir rces favors lower prices, it sorve ady murk values and 1t undoub| new factol to the foroground in the gossip and “rumor of Wall stroet. Ono noticeable Incident of the day was tho Litavy shipment of bauking funds to Uhicago. Tho following aro the closing quotations on the leading stocics on tho New Fork Srock ex- change today: Atehison ........ Adnms Kxpross Alop, T ML B do preterrod. ... 160 American Express. 110 altimore &Ohlo., 70 N. Y. &N. K ..., Canada Paclfic... 6y | Ontarlo & \Western Canada SOUUhOFG.. B0 [OregOD 1p.ese s Central Pucitic, . 24'¢ |Orogon Nav.... Ches. & Oblo.. ... (0. 8. 1. & U, N... Chicugo & Alton N Pacific pfd. ... Big U. P Den. & Guif! Northwestorn ...... do preferrod ...\ N. Y. Central ® L1260 | Puliman Pa) L 4l |Roading D8 | Richmo 1204 | ‘do preferred 18 |10 G ATH) C.C.C. & Bt Cotlon Ol Cert Del. Hudson & ¥ort Wayhia il |"'do preterred Gl Northern 112k 'Bouthern Cg k.01 pra iy Sugar Kofinery.... Hocking Valley 204 | Tenn. Coal & Iron. Ulinois Ceniral.'\ g Texas Pacific...... Et. Paul & Duluth. 8 |Tol. & C Kan. & Tex. pr'd.. 2)4 Union Pacln Linko Krle & Weat.. 174 | U. 8. Exprea do preferred..... Gk W. 8t L. & Lako Shoro. 151 Lead Trust. Louteville & Naski. Loulsville & N. A! Manhattan Co Momp'ls & Cha Michigan Central Missourl Pacllc ¥ Mobilo & Ohlo.. 1 Nuashvlile & Chait! B4 |Colo. Fuel & Iron. Natlonal Cordage. 164| "do proferred..... do preferred..,.. 80°(H. & T. C. N.J Central. 11 100k |To1. A A & N.M. Norfulk & W |Pol. Bt 1. & K. 0 North Ame, t preferred. ... 8% |Wheellog & L. . do preferred |Minn: & 8¢, L. |Den. & K. .70 |General Electric.. INut. Lt ... The totul sales of stocks today were 206,000 shares, including: Atchison, 4,400; Burllng. ton, 14,400; Chigugo Gus, 19,600; Distillin 8,000; Generul Electrie, 9,200; Loulsville Nushvillo, 5,400; Missourl Puelfic, 8,400, Natlonul Cordage, 8,500; New England, 8:100; }‘n‘l.:ml.ru ‘l.::) flé 4, '.’Jlml: l;:;uu‘!)l‘l)wélu.o\m: Rock . 6,000; Bt Pyul, 80,000; Bugar, 10,400; Western Unlon, 106,700, e New York Mouey Market. NEw Youk, Jume 6.—MONEY ON OArr— Firmer at 6@8 por cont; last loan, 6 por cent; closed offored at 6 por cogt. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—6DS por cont. BTERLING EXOWANGE-Easior, with actual business In bankers' bills at #4,8615@4.86% for sixty days and $4.95 144 885 for demand GOVERNMENT BONDS —~Qulet, bonds, dull The closing quotations on bond: S04 St L& T M Gl 1104 (St 1 &S, F. 0844 |8t Paul Co 5 10344 |8t P°, C. & Loulstana st'ped 4., W |T. . 1. G. Tr. Missourl fis 1014 T P, R G Tr. Hets, Tonn. new 21100 7| Union Pactic 1ste Tenn. new sot 104 | West Shore Tenn, ne UM K. G W, 18t Canada S0, 208 0 Ateh An. ... Central Pacific ista. 105 |Atch 2igs, class A D& R G 115 (G 1 &8 A.bs. D AR G tn Bkl G I &R A Erte 2ds [ W[ AT C. b8 MK & T L | docon, 6w MK &G 121N, Carolina Mutual Unlo 110" [N: Carolins 4 N.J. C. Int L1l (8 C Brow N. Pac I 116 | Tenn. old 6s . N Pac. 24, S 10 VAR N. W. Consois 18 | VA, Ex-Mat. col NI W. Debents'r'sds 108 |Va oon Boston Stock Quitatio Bostox, Mase. June 6.-Call loans, @ por cent; tline loans, 6@7 per cent. Closing quotations on stocks, bonds wnd mining sk ATCh, T & F..... 2 |Wostingh. Elootric, Amer. Sugar k| dopreferred.. .. 45 a0 proforrod Bil¢| Wisconsin Central. 814 Tay Stato Gas 73| Atchlson 2ds Bell Telephone ...} 10ilg| " do 4. . . Toston & Albny. .. 210 w Kngland s Doston & Malne..." 164 | General Eloctric b, dopfd..oooiii O | Wis. Contralls. ... € &Q.LL k| Alloner Mining Co . Fitchburg pr'd "1 B |Atlantic.. ... ...l Gon. Klectrio...\. ", 71 |Goston & Wontana.. Tilinots Steel .. .0 § |Butto & Boston. Moxican Central. Calumot & Heel. ., N Y. & N.E.... Contenninl... 0ld Colony A Eranklin... Oregon Short Line Kearsnrgo. Rubber... Onceola.... Ean Diego |Quiney. 11 100 Union_Pacific 1 |Santa Fo Copoor Wost End..... Tamarack........ Wost End pf'd. San Francisco Mioing Quotations. EAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Juno 6.—The official closing quotations for' mining stocks today were as follows: Alta_. . Belohor /0 Hest & Bolchor . Bodle Cons Bulwor. .. Chollar.." Con’d Cal. & Va. Crown Polnt.... ... Gould & Curry.. 1] Halo & Norcross.... 65 Moxican... ....... . 110 Mono.. Navajo ..l Novadn Quéen North Bello Is| Ophir Poto Bavag: Slerra Nevada. ... Unlon Consolidate Utah. . Yollow ing Quotations, The following are the minlug stocks on tho New York Mi NEW YORK, June 6. closing quotations of New York board Con. Cal. & Va...... 10 udwood W Gould & Curry.....0 70 Hnle & Noreross .. Homestake.. Mexican. ... Ontarlo.... mouth... ... ... 8lerra Nevada...\J] Quick Stiver. /1. "0 200 dv profa 1500 Bulwer 10 ouls Mining Quotations. 81. Lous, Mo, June 6.—Tho following aro the closing mining quotations: ranito ... tHope. Leo 0@ .42¢ 8. Hopes tbid. Financial Notes. KaAxsAs Crty, Mo, June 6.—Clearings, #1,~ 765,665, La., NEW ORLEANS, 82,295,817, NEW YORK, June 6.—Clearings, $109,986,778; balances, $5,211,48 PARIS, June 6.—Three per cent rentes, 98f 42!3¢ for the account. BOSTON, Mass,, June 6.—Clearings, $16,112,- 889; balances,'$1,975,939. Money, 6@7 per cent. PHILADELPITA, Pa., Tune 6.—Clearings, $18,- 55,763, Money, 4% per M@ 40 June 6.—Clearings, 807,261; bulunces, cent. BArTivORE, Md., Juno 793,437; cent. LONDON, Juno 6.—Amount of bullion gonc into tho Bank of England on balunce today, £126,000. CINCINNATL, O., June 6. cont. New Vork ‘exchang Clearings, 82,216,850, Mewmpnis, Tenn, June 6. chango selling at'#1.50 premium. 8419 bulunees, 3104,122, St. Louts, Mo., June 6.—Clearings, 84,404, 878; bulances, 8609,408. Money quiet, @8 'per cent. Exchange on New York, #1 discount. On1cAGo, T11., June 6.—Clearings, #17,538,- 895, New York cxchange dull. Sterling ex- change dull; sixty duys, §4,863; demand, 84.881(. Money closed at 7 per cen NEW York, June 6.—[Spécial Telegram to TRE Bk —Exchange wus quoted as follows today: Chicago, no market; Boston, 26¢ to 20¢ discount; St. Louls, ¢ dlscount. 6.—Clearings, balances, $414,100. Money, 6 foney, 628 per 50¢ discount, New York ox- Clearings, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET. Recelpts Continue Light—Hogs Orop Fifty Cents in Price. TUESDAY, Juno 6. Again today receipts wero exceptionally light, the two duys supply compared with the sume two days last week showing a falling off of about 8,000 cattle and 8,500 hogs. Shecp receipts about the same. ] Although the demand for cattle from all sources was limited, it was good cnough with the very moderato offerings to improve the market somewhat, and trade was fairly lively from start to finish. There were not many good, heavy cattle, but with speculativo shippers in thelr present frame of wmind not a grent many were wanted. Dressod beef men all wanted a fow and were freo buyers the quality was acceptable, at prices y a shade better than Monday. "hey paid from 84.25 to $4.60 for fair to good 0 1,184-1b. steers. alr to good 1,246 to 1,308-10. steors sold at from $4.40 t0 #4.75, and poor to fair light and mixed staf went at from #3.75 10 §4.20. About evervthing had changed hinds by noon. The feeling was firm, but this was ducmore to the light supplies than to any radical fmprovement in prospects. The cow market was active at fully steady prices. Good o cholee fat cows and heif sold at from $.70 to $4.15 and con, and canning grades at from 175 to #2.75 The big bulk of the fair to_good cows nnd heifers sold at frow §2.80 10$3.75, Rough stock commanded wbout stedy prices, sales of con- mon to good stock being ut from' 82,25 to 3.70, There were quite a fow calvos on sule and ticy changed hands freely at from #3 to 86,60, or good, firm figures, =~ In stockers and feeders there was enough trading to_establish quotations. Tho fecling, however, was easier and only the very bost stock would'bring steady pricds. Repre- sontative sules: DRESSED DEEP Pr. 3 60 Av. . 618 11220 L1182 670 . 840 16.000.11072 24.°...71069 10......1218 6......1000 . 960 vrerd ) b 012 16,0000, 994 48.....01112 11...0.. 962 18....1.1017 20....00 947 1044 6.....11008 2074 / et L1064 45 5as 16......1226 (kS B2 17 40, 15. Av. t1e. 1164 L1142 te ++1128 11020 ..121240 L 047 11167 Pr. 84 85 86 40 40 40 40 45 45 46 45 A 45 11057 45 11183 1208 1170 L1146 T T T T TP T T T T F T TR S 19.0....1220 SHIPPING AND EXPORT, 16......1872 4 70 MIXED, 2 2750 raae 080, 12 .,.1132 7 7 7 690 B50 950 590 BO6 760 U100 L 910 1180 200110 1189 1080 11060 10256 965 1070 1885 1062 1183 1100 990 1179 1104 1000 L1000 1121 1100 1104 80O 790 BYO 930 918 £+1000 t... 885 816 B4 936 910 706 970 . 125 HHS 1000 Lies 920 B L PP P HELFERS, 2 80 U636 2 80 . 626 800 660 8 26 652 880 CALVES. 8 00 4 400 410 685 660 650 . 965 110 157 118 290 100 175 107 1300 040 1200 1318 1240 1230 1415 1506 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 530 356 2. .. 680 507 3 KOO 5 B 20 1005 ] 8 50 Hoas—~The market averaged tully 50¢ lower than Monday, mgkipg this the biggest drop in prices tho trade hits cver experlenced. Chicago and Kansas City went off_about that much Monday, while on account of Hight receipts and good shipping orders prices hero were firmly held. The situation was reversed today. Re- ceipts wero liberal, $hipping orders light and buyers forced prices down in spite of m favorable repofts from other markets. Th feoling weak on all sides and as sellers were genprally ready to take thelr mec tho movemennt was rather active at the declin Good to chofee huteher welght and heavy hogs s01d ut #6.20 to with talr to good grades largoly at #6.15 and poor welght and mixed stull down to#. Tho pens were practically empty by the middle of the forenoon, the big bulk of the offerings having changed hands at $6.15 und gninst $6.70 Monday and 6,50 to ¢ t Tuesday. No. Av. 7 8h, 86....211 200 $6 00 160 86 250 6 00 80 6 160 6 00 6 202 6 05 L2156 6 06 280 240 — 6 120 I ¢ 120 6 80 6 292 40 [ ¥ 240 6 i 200 6 : 160 6 ¥ 50 6 10240 160 5 ¢ 40 6 o 40 6 240 6 I 160 [ 320 [ 8O 6 240 6 HO 6 200 6 120 6 120 200 6 — 40 6 120 © — 8 — 8 226 40 6 L2061 80 6 280 6 200 6 50 6 200 6 160 6 200 6 80 6 460 6 160 6 PIGS AND L 3 60 SuEe pts were moderato and nearly all met with a ready sale at steady to stroni prices. There is a very good de prosent. Fair to good natives, §4.504 fair 10 good westerns, $4.00@5.70; common and stock sheep, 82.50124.00; good 1o ¢ 40 to 100-1b, lambs, $5.0006.25. - Representative sale No. Av. Pr. all ceneenes 77 §235 260 Mexiean nixed. .00 4 00 124 western ewes...oLL Ll 4 40 00 western mixed .. 510 250 285 2 85 240 160 160 120 280 120 240 200 Soana e Recolpts and Dispoution of Stock. OfMctal receipts and disposition of stock as hown by the books of the Union Stock Yards pany for the forty-eight hours ending at 6 o'clock p. i June 6, 18¢ RECKIPTS. BHEED. |HORSES CATTLE. | TOGK = | Cars. | Hend Cars n) szl sl DISPOSITION. Omaha Packing Co . 'he G. 11, Hammond €8 Packlug €O Hammond & S..c.vs e Sperry & B.. - Lambert...... . ..ior Chicago PP & Co. Wilson.... . 1 Shippers and foeders. Lettover. Chicago Live Stock Market. onicaao, 1L, June 6.—[Special Telogram to TRE BEE.]—-If the cattle market was stronger than on yesterday, and it was, the change was not brought about by any increase in the de mand. Trade wus,as dull as it well could be the wants of the local trade being limited and eastern nnd export orders calling for v ttle, but with receipts confined to 3,600 hiead there was no_excuse for any furiher sagging of prices. ~ They wero slightly higher for natives of good quallty. The reccipts con- sisted of ubout 1,500 natives and 2,000 Texuns, The Intter were weak, owing to the probability of & heavy run for tomorrow. - Sules were prini- Ccipally at from $2,50 to $3.60 for_ native cow: and bulls, and at from £4.25 to 5 for native steers. The bulk of the Texans sold at prices ranging downward from $3.75, few fed Texans Dbelng offered. ‘Only about 8,000 hogs arrived today, mak- ing 20,000 since Saturday, as_sgainst 24,617 for thic same time last week. During the first six duys of this month the arrivals have been about 61,000 head, as against 191,000 last year. There was a less excited foeling toduy, and the, tone of tho market was sensibly firmer, Compared with the lowest time yester- day sales Indieated a gain of b to 10¢ per 100 1hs., but buyers dld not take hold with avidity at the slightly advanced prices, and although the fresh and hold-over receipts combined aid not, amount to 16,000 head, some hogs were allowed to remain'in s 11ors' hands. The choicest of the offerings fetehed from 6,75 to 86,85, From those figures there was trading all along down to from #6.85 10 $6.40 for poor lots of light and light mixed, and to from #4 to 26 for culls_and little plgs. It took good hogs to bring #6.70, and there was very lttle wrdding b betier fures. From €6 (1o 86.70 were the popular price: The sheep 1 was quict agatn today but, at yesterday's decline had ly steady tone., Although the fres! rivals” woro of modoraio proportions there wero enouzi stulo Jots to make tho supply more than ample to moct all wants. The bulk of the offerings were from Texas, though thero was u fuir sprinkling of westerns and & fow natives, Trom 88 to .25 for poor stuff quotations ranged upward to 85.25 for cholee grades. Extr ves and westerns wore saleablo nt an advance on that figul Yoarlings were craded ut from 84.60 to $6.25, and thore was nquiry for spring lumbs at from $4.25 1087.25. i coipts: Cattle, 8,60 lves, 1,600; nogs, 8,000; sheep, 1 The Evening Journal roports: CarrLE—Recelipts, 4,000 head; 3,000 head; markot quict; no gxtra ste here; best sold for 85.1605.40; others, $4.50 4.956; Texans, #3.1003 no extras on_sal stockers, £3.50@4.40; native cows, #3.4043.90, Hoas—Kecelpts, 9,000 head; shipments, 4,000 hond; market quiet; mixed and packers: £6.6026.70; prime - heavy and - butcherst wolghts, 86.7606.90; 11ghts, $6.5026,90, SieEp—Roceipts, 12,000 hea shipments, 8,000 head; markot slow and weak; nutives, 24.55@6.15 #3.60@b.00; westerns, $4.8005.40; lumbs, $5.0046.60 Kansas City Live Sto KANsAS CiTy, M ceipts, 8,400 ' hend; shipments, 1,400 head;' market steady; Texas stocrs, #2.60 @4.60; Texas cows, $2.26@3.85; shipping stoors, $4.50@0.60; nutive cows, E2200 4.45; butchers’ stock, §3.60@4.60; stockers and ' fecders, 88.00@4.40; bulls” and wised, 4,80, Keceipts, 7,200 head; shipments, wd; the market was 5610c lowers bulk G heavis, 500,60, onckers, $6.2 i mixed, $6.2506.40} Ights, %6.2000.20; vorkers, $6.80066.45; pigs, $4.0006,00, Receipts, 10,000 head: shipments, 1,000 head; wmarket steady; muttons, $4.206 4,60, e ke SRR St. Louis Sto 8r. Lou1s, Mo., June 6. 6,700 head; shipments, 1,200 hea murket eusier; butchepy shock, $4.0024.75; Texans generally 2oe lower; good fed stoors, 84,50, Hoas—Receipts, 6,300 head; shipments, 1,500 head; murket bUe lower; prices ranged from #6.10 (0 6.60, SUEER—Kecoiptk, 8,400 hoad; shipments, 8,900 head: warket 'shade lower; batives, Texuns, 40, e —— SUPREME COURT SYLLABI, shipments, k Market, -CATTLE—RO- arket. OATrLE—Rocelpts, Oplalons Handed Down In Reveral Cases by the Commissioners. Laxcory, Neb.) June 6.—[Special to Tue Bee. The following are the syllabi of cases decided by the supreme court commis- sioners: The Sun Fire Office of London, vs Ayerst. Opinion Afirmed, 1. The verdict of the jury will not be dis- turbed unless clearly agaliist the preponder- ance of the evidence upon which the cause tried. In an action Upon an insurance poliey to recover damiuges caused by fire to insared household furniture and” wenring apparel in :“.-n‘u]]uw, JU Wwas not error o instruct the ury that of the property destroyed the: ahculd, 1f possible. ind the Tair mariket valoe, otherwlse that they should find the falr value, from the evidencd, and that suck value was not what u junk shop or second-hand dealer would give for them, or what they would C England, Error from Douglas county. by Mr. Commissioner Ryan. ry fow, bring undor extraordinary clreumstances or A forced sale, 3, Whegp averments of tho answer are mot In the reply 'w matter in avoldance conjointly with a denfal ot Snel pvermonts, the special finding of a jury, susta,='ne suu"’ denla), will aslde ns foreign o the fssues Jolned, Idence of the general reputation of a Witness for trath and veracity to be available for the fmpeachment of such witness, must have reference to such reputation at his pres- ent or recent place of Fesigence. | Tt shoutd not reluts o n residence which hias consed two and half years beforo such witness testified Bank of Commerce vs Hart, Error from Douglas county. Reversed and remanded Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Ragan. 1. Tho eashior of a banking corporation has, Dy virtue of his office, no authority to_nceept Inpaymentand discharge of a debt dne the bank, certificates of the capital stock of an in- SUrance compan A banking corporation, organized under the laws of this state, has o power to becomo astockholder in an {nsurance company 8. The acts of the directory of a banking poration, in dealing with and investing the funds of the stockhoiders to bind the bank, must bo confined 1o the expressed purposes for which the bank was incorporated, and to pur- poses necessarily Incidental thereto fn- the suceesstul conduct of its logitimate business. State ex rel Brock vs Moore. Mandamus Writ denied. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner gan The title of house roll No, 207, passed and approved April 8, 1893, is o follows: “An net making approprintion for the cur- rent exponses of the stats governmont fc ars ending March 81, 1894, and Marcl id 1o puy miscellaneous itewms of in ssowln by the state of Nebraska. on 1 of said aet provided: That the following sums of mone, much thereof as may be necossary, appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the payment of the current expenses of | the stato govern- ment for the yours ending March 81, 1894 and March 81, 1895, and to pay miscellancous itoms of indebtedness owing by the state of Nebraska. MISCELLANEOUS. iArrostand roturn of fugitives trom Justice; rewards offered; officers’ fees and miloage for conveying prisoners to and from the peniten- thary, and Juveniie offendors o the Industrial sehools at Kearney and Geneva, $20,000." Hold, that no part of this sim was appro- priated for the payment of indebtedness owing by the state for “arrest and return of fugitives or for officers’ fees and mileage for convoying prisoners tonnd from the penitentinry,” un such indebtedness was incurred afior Ma; 81, 1893, Otto Lobeck vs Lee-Clark Andreeson Hard- ware company. Appeal from Douglas county. Afiirmed. Opinion by Mr. Commis- sioner It partnership firm ath of one of {ts membors, tho sur- partners may carry on the same line of business at the sanie placo, A8 was transacted the firm business, without 'Hability to account to tho legul representative of the deceased partner for the oodwill of said firm, in the abserice of their own agrecuent to the con- trary, 2."Where the legal ropresentative of a dccensed member of . partnership firm, as such, without words of limitation, joins in'the sale Of all the stock and fixtures of such firm to the surviving members thercof, such legal ssentative cannot maintain an action winst such survivors for the goodwill of said firm or for any portion thereof. State vs Commiercial and Savings bank, Kearney. Report of therecciver coufirmed. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Ryan. The findings of fact In tho report of a ref- orce will not be disturbed, unless manifestly contrary to the weight of the evidence. In winding up the affairs of an insolvent K under the statutes of this state, the re- cefver of such bank, when so authorized by this court, may take siuch st 5 shall be nec- essary to enable him to seeare possession of the ussets of such Nk, or th value. 3. 1t is not necessary ‘in proceedings to ob- tain possession of the assets of an insolvent bank wrongfully withiheld by one of its former officers, to join s parties to tho proccedings, other individuals for whose benefit the misap- propriation took place; neither can such bank ofticer require the allowance of « set off or counter claim as a condition precedent to tho dellvery of the possession of such assets. 4. Wlicre parties have, by the fraudulent conduct of themselves or their agents, ob- tained possession of the s ets of an insolvent bank, and are unable to on to the recciver of such insolvent bank the said assets in kind, such parties will be held to strict accounta’ bility for the value thereof. Henry & Coatsworth company vs Fisher- dick. Appeal from Laucaster county. Decrees of the district court reversed and judgment_and decree rendered in this court. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Ragan. M. held a mortgage on certain city lots, on which the owner desired to negotiate a large loan for the purpose of bullding thereon hotel; contracts for furnishing the mater for which wore held by 1. & ¢, who promised M. In writing if he would releaso his mortzage they would pay hin the amount thereof out of the paywents made to them for material from time 1o (imo s the building progressed. M. reloased, Payments for material were made o H, & C,, but they padd nothing to M.; Ina suit by 11 & O, to foreclose mechanic's' liens on the lots and hotel; held, that the release by M. of his mortgage was a suflicient consider- tion for the promises of M. & 5 that they were estopped from elaiming liens on the prop- orty prior 1o M.: and that their liens should he chirged with the amount due M. on his mort- gage. Under the Taw of this state the licn of a mechanic or laborer attuched the cc mencement of the furnishing of material at the comn cement of the performian labor by him and ot from the be the constr fon of the Improvement he labors, or for which he' furnishes 8. A person ¢ vnelng to Ish 1 for, or commencing to lubor on an fmp ove- mehton real estate must at the time take notice of the interest and title in the p of the person with whom he contr: cd, as shown by the public records, as his lien' for Tbor or matertal, aside from the mprovement 1tself, attaches only to such interest, 4. A rty taking age on real estate , atthe time, to know whether » teriul has been furnished or labor performed in the ¢rection, reparation or removal of fm- provements on the premises within the four prior months. 0. The llen of a rtgage on real estate taken whilo a building i in’ process of erec tion thereon, is subject to the cluims of terial, men and Jaborers for material alreudy and thercafter furnished, and for labor ulready and thercafter performed in the erec- tion of such building, When the commence- ment of such furnishing of material or tho commencement of the performance of such labor wis prior to the record of sald mort 6. Under th Nebraska statute the priorities amongst liens for muterial furnished orlabor performed; but t f applics only to thoso lienors wi tho fur eriul ¢ perfd of lubor on the ostate; us if A, B and O commenco tho fur- nishing of matoriul for an improvement on certain real estato, and afterwards the owner mortgages to D, and thereafter 1, I' and G commience the performance of lubor on tho improvenents; fere the liens of A, Band O wre prior 0 D's mortgage and pro ruato amongst themselves, belng o tho samie cluss and attaching to the same estste; whilo t liens of E, I and G would bo susjeet to D's mortgige, but would pro rate aniongss thom- selves, belng of the saue cluss and attacsg 1o the sumo tstato, 7. The oath attached to the “acconnt of the ftems" for material furnished, and for which o lien was clalmed, was as follows: “J. A. B, being first duly ‘sworn, * * * guys + 4 % fym * * corroct * * Of materiul furnished by this afliany * * Capital City Planing Mills, per account of the itens was b i1 Capital City Planing Mills, dr.” " Held. to show that tho lien was clafmed by the Capital City Planing mills and not by J°A, B., nnd a sub- stantinl complinnco with the statute, . The onth required by soction 8, chapter 1ty, of Complled be made by the agent of the clulmant of & lién, whether & per- son or corporation, 9. When more than four months Interveno between itemns of un account for material fur- nished a mechanic's llen will not attach for the ftems preceding the hiatus, unless it is made to appear by compotent evidence that all the items were furnished pursuant to on contract; and the afiduvit attached 1o the “uceount of the item nOL competent evi- dence to prove that fact, 10. A vendor of an elevator, furnished for and put up In a hotel In process of orection, by contract with the owner retalned in himself the 1t il the fixture should be paid for, and reserved the right to retuke possession thervorif default showld bo mado in' the puy- ment for the same. Held, not u walver of the vendor's right to & material man's lien on the hotel and tho Jund occupled by it. 11, The assigneo of 4 wmechanic's lien is subrogated o all the rights of or; und tlie taking of a mortgage by the ussignee 500K "T'0 WOMAN"AMAILED F) RADF IELT REGULAT NI FAEE. EGULATOR ; 3040 UV ALk DRUGAILT B P T on the proporty affected by the lien, the son- sideration of Which mortgage was used in the pirehase of the licn, will not morge the Intice i the mOriEARe, unless It Appears such was the Intention of the parties and Justice re- quires it That intention may bo cstabiished notonly from the acts and declarations of tho asstence, but from a view of the situation as affecting his fnterests 12. \Whero the agent of the obligee In an in- demnity bond against mechanic's liens pro- sonted ” the obligation to H. and D. and questod them to slgn 1t _as suroties, promising them that A. S and ono Hughos whose names were printed in the body ot the bond s suretics would also sign it 1 and D, signed on the agrecment with the agent that 1t the others named ns suretios did not sign, the bond should be “Invalfd." Nono of the others cd as surcties signed. The agent, without the knowl e of . or D erased the other sureties' namoes hy drawing an ink line ncross them d delivered the bond in this condition to her principal, Held, the de- iy of tho vond was unauthorized, and and D were not liable thereon; and held fur- ther, that L. and Dby afterwards taking secur ity to protect themselves from loss (being then fgnorant of the ct that the other surcties had not signed) did not. thereby ratity the do- livery of the bond as the knowledge of the exlstonee of a right or defense, and the inten- tlon to relinquish it must concur in order to estop f party by waiver - THE NEXT MOANING | FEEL BRIGHT ANT NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER, My doctor #A¥8 It cts gently on the Mtomack: 1456z and kitners and 18 pleasant lngative, ‘Thi drink 18 made % 'and Ia prepared for us, ensiiy s te i LANE'S MEDIGINE All drugeistasell itat 500 and §1 a puckage. 1€ yo . KL Y 00r AL a8 TOF A Y0 Sample ty Medicine maves the Lowel yi THORICE L e Tty (118 14 Decesmat Tia TR WOO DWAT. L Rov. N. 8§ Help for Inspector Frank, The prospect of the appointment of an ad ditional food inspector has caused a rush of applicants to the powers that be in the Board of Health, Some of the members of board believe that during the summer months there should be an additional inspector to a sist Inspector Frank and as soon as the busy season is over his services could be dispensed with, WENTY YEARS THE LEADER!!! Corghs, Plourisy, Rheumatism, Sclatica, Lumbago Back-Ache, and all External Allments removed quickly by BENSON’S Whichis thoonly POROUS PLASTER that containg powerful and curative modorn ingredients YET ABSOLUTELY SAFE and POSITIVE In its action. Benson’s Plasters Prevent Pnenmonia. 1t does not ouro chronic allments in a min. ute, nor does it create an electrio ba curtent in thesystem,nor will it curo ely reading the label, all such claims are made by Quicks and humbags. BENSON'S is endorsed by 6,000 Physicians imd Drugt CAUTION-Don't be duped by unscrapnlons Druge ia who 110 ¢ which they elaim 1 ust a1 good Vetier than BENSON'. Get the Genuine, Alwags Tale Ao, Keep thom at Lomo for emergeacien. W. L. DO 83 SHOE ndY'Rie. Best Calt Shoo in the world for the price W. L.Douglasshoesaresold everywhere Everybody should wear them. It {s a duts you owe yourselt to get the best value fo. your money, Eoonomize in your footwear b purohasing W, L. Gouglas Shoes,whiof ropresent the best valus at the prices ad| vert.sed above, as thoucands can testify, Dissolution of Corporation of Cockrell ‘0 Substituto, i 4 Brothers Co mission Company 1. Nono genuine without W, L of Lincoln, Nobrask. T Hito stamped on bottom. Lood Know All Men by These Presents: That we, W. A. ( €. W. Cock 1. B, Cockrell, betng thedneorporators as the stockholders of all the stock eve: by sald corporation, do herehy mutuiily to dissolve and i add corpor the followimg tern and conditions: All the property, ceounts, notes, cliims and assets ot every kind and‘nature, owned and possessed by said corporation, hnving boen sold to C. W. Cockrell, he s to set: tlo all outstanding accounts and liabilities wminst the Corkrell Brothers Comiission Ce and 1t is mutually stockholders that within the stock of sald corpoi wecled, and it is further proviaed ti e of this_dissolution shall be publishc i the state of Nebrask in some newspaper for three successive day and sueh notice is to haveiattehed thoreto the names of the above stockholders, which said Notice G- W. Cockrell is hereby duthorized to siien fors tho undersigned, Signed and executed this 19th day of May, 1893, W. A COCKRELL, CWLCOCKD J7d3¢ <ol by tey, Stiger & Co,, ( natz Newman W, F o1l and 1s woll ML Wilson, Elins Svanson, 1 South Ouia 'SOUTIH OMAHA. " Union Stock Yards Company, South Omaha. Best Cattlo o and Shoop markot In thy was, EIIMVMISSHM HOUS:S. Wood Brothers, Live Stock Commission Morchunts. §0"1th Omaha—Telephiono 113 < JOUN D. DADISMAN, | WALTER B, Woop,' { Mav Market reports by mail and wire cheerfuls raished upon spplication. RUPTURE rematTY CURED or NOPAY | WE REFER YOU TO 2,500 PATIENYS, Financial Reference: Nal'l Bank of Commeree, Omaha, No DETENTION from businues. No Operation. Investigate our Method, Written guarantec to absos lutely Cure ail kinds of RUPTURE of Loth sox08, witii= out the use of knife or syringe, no niatter of how long standiog, \ EXAMINATION FREE. The 0. E. MILLER GCMPANY, 307-308 M. Y, LIFE BLD8., OMAHA, NEB, Band for Girculur, Chleaz gors TECT AND [WMPROVE YOUR SIGHT- Our Spectacles and Eyeglasses Are the Bast, EYES TESTED FREE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. GMAHA OPTICAL €., 222 S. 16th St Bhbi* it 1316 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. The ertuont spectalist in norvous, ehronie, private. bloo registered graduate in m o muccess, eatnrrh, 10st L skin and urinary diseases. A rogular an s will show, 15 st1il treating with the greate, 93, nizht losses and ali forms of private disenses. N mereury used power. Partios nnablo to visle me may botrented at o) by correspondence. Mediclne or fst ent by mall or @ xpross secaroly packed; no marks to nds cats contents or sender. One porsonal Interylew proferred. Consultation fres, Corr o atrict) to. Book (Mysterles of Life) sont free. Oflizo hours, 9 nau. to § .. Send stamp for clrcular, MAHA % Manufacturers & Jobbers Directory HARDWARE, Rector & Wilhelmy | Lobeck & Linn, COMPANY. Dealors in hardwaro ang Corner 10th and Juckson | mechanics Lreoty. 1406 Douglas Stroet. AWNINGS AND TENZS. Omaha Tent-Awning | Wolf Bros & Co., COMPANY. Manufacturers of Tonts, HORSE COVERS, Awnings, otc, 5 and 1113 Farpam Stroel. 005, 16U Stroet, BAGS & TWINES | IRON WORKS. (Omaha Safe and lr(fi Bemis Omaha Bag oINS, imporiare and SanLiae: W. A L. Gibbon&Co Wholosale | WORKS, s, airaw goods. | Safes,vults, Jall woo 1000y, miltens. 12tliq 1ron sl 8nd Harnoy strocts. | eapos. G S— BOOTS AND SHOES. Morse-Coe Shoe Company. esroom snd Office—1107-1100. 1111 Howard St N Factory —1119-1121-1123 Lloward St. tho oNLY Manufasturers of Boots and hy tute 0f Neoraskn. Vitation 1s extondod to all to tnspect ewed Wo. Shoos in A genoral luviys our new factory. Hirkendall, Jones & | Amer, Hand- hoe Co. Joho A Waliefield, srtod, Arserloan Port Milwau it uid Quincy | whito o - e | MILLINZRY. "Frick & Herber, |1 Oberieler & (6, _OOBRNIOE. _ | o\ ,oyuie nquor dsators Sty ot agle Corniee Works 1001 ¥arnam St Mihan, hathty MR Mfrsgalvanized iron 0ol — — = __ e i eayt e — : — E.L. G S o+ Carpenter Paper Co| Standard Oil Co. 0 Dodge Frect Carey @ full stock of Printiugl wrapplog snd | Refued and lubricatiog writiog papers, card 0ODS CO. papers, ole olls, axle gron . gonts' furneh. | oy tionts serst fiiitaa | = Harney Btreots. PRODUCE COMMISSION. % Jus. A. Clark & Co. Butter, cheese, ORg% LIQUORS. BHOE €O, boo! and rubber goo 1610 Harney Bire :cou.. 90@. (inana Coal, Coke & LIME CO., hard and soft cual, 8 K. cor. 16th and Douglas Stroet ¥ E. Smith& Co. Dry g00ds, notlons, fur rlsbiog goods, corner 1ith and Moward Sis FURNITURE. = Omaba Upholstering| Bebee & Runyan COMPANY. Upholstered furniture, | FURNITURE COMPANY and 15tk Btroe Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Branch & Co. Produce, frutts of all Kklnds, oysters. i102-1104 Nicholas bt Wholessie only, Omaha Stove Repair | M. A. Disbrow & Ca VOl BLove rep Maoufacturers of sash ‘and water attachumients [ doors, biled for say kind of siove | mouldigs. Biaoe made. Ooe 134k sad Liaie