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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15

d. Daily. Elk. Sundays. TEX. Saturday
Ticket Office, St. Paul corner Third and
Sibley streets, and depot Broadway, foot OF
Fourth street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15

QiLLIA RID & BURTON, Room 20, Ma
IL tional German-American Bank Build
ing, loan money on vacant and improved
city property at lowest rates. No delay.
35I-l6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15

M UNEt TO LOAN by Lawton Bros. A
Nl Jackson st. and IT'S Dakota aY; have
or hand $1,000 at u per cent on improved.
property. 3I(;%,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15

L
~ dog, answers to name OF Bob. Reward
will be paid for return TO 302 South EX-
change st. 1916
nOG LOST-St. Bernard dog, seven weeks
II old; right eye is somewhat sore; So re-
ward by leaving the same at American house,
Fourth and Wabasha. 10
DOG LOsT-Young st. Bernard dog,
~ lemon color. white band around neck,
white feet. Return to 257 Summit place and
receive reward. lis
DIPE LOST-S5 Reward-Saturday night,
L somewhere on following route: From
Albion flats down Laurel and Nina avs. to
Summit ay.. down Summit ay. to Sixth ST..
down Sixth st. TO College, ark-colored
meerschaum pipe in case; the above reward
will be paid to any one who will return the
same to $50 West Fifth ST.; call between Z
and p. N. 1915
DOCKETBOOK LOST-Lost near the
L cathedral, Sunday about noon, a pocket
book containing SII, Finder will be re-
warded by leaving at the Globe Office. Is
SHOPPING BAG LOST-Jau. II, on
- Summit av.. near Kent ST., small shop
ping bag, containing pocKetbook and money.
Finder rewarded for return to 1s7 East
Ninth ST. 1915
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15
UsIN ESS BLOCKS,

S2UUUU STOCK or dry goods,
=: Large stock ranch in Nebraska
OUR TWO FULL BLOOD. IMPORTED
~ stations have now arrived, ana will be
shown to purchasers: one is an English
Shire. registered in, America and England;
the other, Pefcheron, registered in rance
and America; these stations are fully guar
anteed as represented. VIII exchange for
zeal estate. :.
A ,FLSE D0uBLE-DECk STEAM
n boat;wiH. carry 800 passengers; for
sale cheap. - D.
pARBEK SHOP-First-class barber shop
ID outfit for sale; three chairs; fine loca-
ton doing good business; bath room aud all
cOmrlRfe" PRICE ST50 49,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15

I OANS WITHOUT COMMISSION
II on good vacant or improved. Fl. Cald-
well, so Chamber of Commerce. 1921
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

DOCK Il kEP fR-Wanted by an old and
ID experienced bookkeeper, set of books
TO posi- evenings, best of city references. Ad-
dress q 2U2, Globe /
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.

Chi. Des Moines Elk. 80 :55 N *7:3o pm
Chicago & Kan City Elk l@9 30 a IN 1880 pm
Watertown " Pae. Div.
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Waterville& Chaska Ex %3 80 pm 1880 m
st. Louis Through Ex 1925 pm 1910 ain
Des Moi1es IL Kansas
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15

Dining Cars on Pacific
Express Trains.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-15

A UCi ION, furniture storage; loans any
"A amount; carpet cleaning. Sansomes',
All Sibley st 36S-2S
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
The SuppIy of Beans,

Domestic beans held in cities and in far.
mer's hands are in very light supply for this
season of the year The crop raised in the
United States in 1889 showed shortage Of
about 100000 bushels, the average crop for
this country being estimated at from $500, 900
to 100000 bushels. The deficiency was
made good 10y European countries. United
States farmers he'd prices so high that very
large orders were sent abroad, and up to
January !, fully 100000 bushels of beans had
been imported. When foreign beans began
to arrive freely farmers became free sellers
in consequence of which prices wentveW low,
and the ultimate result was u dull, dragging
market at low prices all the winter. In the
meanwhile fall rains seriously injured
California beans Beans on the Pacific coast
are threshed in the open fields and left there
in piles to dry until wanted for use. The
west could not draw the supplies from
California and was Obliged to look to Mich
igan, New Y ork and Canada for the seasons
business. The result is that all shipments
from interior points, including New York
state which raises one-half the beans grown
in this country, have gone west. This reduced
stocks ineastern markets, and prices advan ced
25 cents per bushel within the last thirty
DAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03

Here is story told of man who
knew the tricks of the barber, and in
fact was on intimate terms with them.
He was greeted with the usual stock
phrases after he sank back into his
chair, says the New Y ork Tribune. To
each suggestion he assented with a
quietness and meekness that worked
the barber into furor OF in
terest. He should have sham
poo? He believed so himself He
would feel better after he had his hair
singed? That was true His face was
rough and was in need of u complexion
softcner? Well, he supposed so. And
so it went on. The man in the chair re-
ceived shave the like of which was
never heard of in barber-shop Then
he suddenly arose. Two packages We're
tied up for him. Said the barber in sur
prise: THE shampoo and the hair-singe-
ing?" "No, thank YOU" said the ''vic-
TIM coolly, and he paid for his consum-
mate shave and went out.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
Some IDEAS in MnrrY.

St. Louis Republic: What is money,
anyhow? It's desirable onl v becaus, :
will get you whatever you want.
1t will buy II bunch of red roses that
will make Jennie smile and give you a
kiss for them.
1t will give you hours of untold happi-
ness when it is used to buy a delightful
story book.
1t will get lovely frocl and make
the woman you love as pretty as Il pic
ture.
1t will also get you the picture if you
want it,
IT will permit you to hear beautiful
music and see fine acting.
1t will, in many cases, make well the
sick and bring JOY to those who have
it not.
1t will build asylums for little orphans,
homes for old people and hospitals for
those who are crippled.
1t will care for the babies who have
no one to care for them and make them
good, strong, healthy citizens
1t will build temples to honor God and
where man may say prayer,
1t will do all this, but after all it will
be of little worth, unless it brings two
pleasures, to the buyer and the seller.
Money, next to love, is the best thing in
this world to have, and when you get it
Just remember you can't take 1t away
with you when you die. and so spend it
judiciously y-that is, where it will give
the greatest happiness.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
SHCaGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. July Especial Telegram to THE
BEE. E.l-CATTLE-Business again opened slow
especially on undesirable stock, such as has
been selling at $3.50 and up. In fact, there is
no way to arrive at comparisons on this class
and all that can be said Is that such Is hard to
sell at even extremely low prices Prime and
useful steers, such as can be utilized in
dressed or live export trade, so ID steady to
strong and were easily disposed of. The run
was divided ut 10000 natives and 5000 Texans
the latter again sell ing n shade lower on COM
mon tomcdum grades. Choice to extra beeves,
&iO64O5; medium to good steers, 1850 TO 1,500
lbs, AGC0i.3O; 1900 to 1850 lbs. $3sO(l4.l5
$50 to 1@O0.lbs., s3ACG4OO; stockers and feeders
113s0; cows, bulls and mixed. SlO063. 10;
bulk, &20D24O; slopfed steers, si0OGl4.3O. Texas
cattle lowest of the season; steers, $50 to 1,25O
lbs, @M03l5i 80 to go lbs, g.. 1OG2,7Oi cows,
Sl40Qn2.20.
Hoes Demand active with little or no
change in prices on fair to good mixed, the
bulk selling at 1865. Prime heavy, although
telling about the same as yesterday, closed
rather weak. Light mixed. assoi ted light and
butcher weights were SC higher at S3i003.S0.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoRK. July 2-ISpeclal Telegram to
The BEE.l-STocKs-Thc recent status of the
stock market Is an aggravation to those inter
estcd to the extent that they cannot leave the
street and yet watch the dull and changeless
market from dag to day Little bulges
and hard spots coming SO frequently on light
business are regarded as indications OF u firm
. undcrtone and satisfied holding of stocks.
On the resumption OF business today the first
prices showed only slight changes from last
evenings figures and while dullness was the
principal characteristic of the sue
ccculng transactions, firm tone
was developed. The nuctuations
In most OF the list were scarcely perccptible,
but the Hooking Valley again became Il feat
urc OF the ma rkct with a marked activity and
strength. After the opening at 2S36 against
2Sla last evening IL retired 10 2SI, but then
rapidly rose to 204 and retired small frac-
tion. The lead trust was the only other strong
feature rising percent to 2l3. There was
some animation In Lackawanna, but the rest
of the list was utterly devoid of movement
business the following hour was OF light
character New England recovered its early
loss. Manitoba was upa point. Burlington
on light trading rose to 1914, against
10 Monday and 1861 Tuesday. Missouri Pa
cihc and St Paul were each Off y at noon In
dustrial ST ckCrs were as duh as others with
Chicago Gns at ~ and Sugar Rcfneries at 13
stocks were dull to the close with total sales
OF but 1000 shares and no material change In
prices about ~ o'clock.
The following were the closing QuOt atiOns,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July -Cattle-Receipts, 5000:
market steady for natives; Texans lower;
Dcrves, A.IOltlGj; steers, shJDW43U; stOCkers
and feeders. S23Jlt3sU; cows, bulls and mixed,
81 Si.OgD3lO; Texas cattle, Si.IO6f3.lj,
lluss-Rcccipts, 1900; market strong and DC
higher; mixed, &GoD370; heavy, S3GO4G3,15;
light, S3.G0G13SO; skips, Sh0JQl3,35.
Shccp-Rcceipts, 4,5OOi market steady; ma
tives, xl2JltjI0; western, SigO4iSO; Texans,
SJ.OGiyI.2J; lambs, Sj,OOUG,jJ.
ST. LOUIS, July 2.--Cattlc-Reccipts, 5i00;
shipments 400; market dcmuralzcd on rang
crsi fair to fancy native steers, $.750I.GO:
stOckers and feeders, s2.lOGl3.50.
lIogs-Rcccpts, i,lOl; shi pmcnts, 100; mar
kct strong; heavy, S35JDjGO; packing, $500
800; light, $.jj43G21s.
KANSAS CITY. July 2-Cattle Receipts,
IljO; shipments, 4l50 market steady steers,
$500 40; cows, sl1O@34yi stockcrs aud feed
crs, S2.GjlG3.Gj.
Hogs Receipts, t34Ooi shipments, 355Oi mar
liet steady, lover al grades, Si42l aI5j45
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03

RAILROADS.
Market Mention.

Cattle and hogs steady.
Sol Hopper has returned from Hot Springs
Ark.
George Davis & Co. of Lyons marketed car
of hogs.
Cochrane & Taylor sent in a carof hogs
from Wilbcr.
H. Martin sent down two cars of cattle from
Harrington.
Stevenson Bros. sent down two cars of hogs
from Anscy.
l, H. Shocks had car of hogs on the market
from York.
J. ID. Boyles of Crete was on the market with
q Gu of hogs
Ii. H. Oldham OF Plattsmouth was up looking
over the market.
Chambers &Burdlck Of Herman had car OF
hogs on the market.
W. ii. KCyscr of Elm Creek was on the mar
ket with II car of cattle.
Il, B. Smith OF Lexington was on the ma rlet
with IA car OF cattle
u. T. DownGr, the we'll known Arapahoe
shipper, marketed a car OF hogs.
Il. H. Parks was down from Bancroft with q
car each Of cattle and hogs.
The Farmers CO-Operative association of
Cedar BluNs sent In "A car of hogs.
Frank Niehus bought in two cars OF feeders
from AinswOrth.
d. McPhec, the well known shipper OF Edison,
was on the market with II car of hogs.
During the month of June there were re
ceived at this point 600 head of ives tern cat
tie About wU-thirds Of these hau been fed
corn the remainder being direct from the
ranc The brand inspectors found only
twenty-one head OF StrayS.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
oc fancy lImbgrger, i2cy fancy brick, ig!i

domestic Swiss, i&ti1c. lAJ
BuTTER-C Creamery. fancy rolls, print. 100
t6nc; creamery, fancy, solid packed. i,NSllc
creamery. choice, iedl2c; dairy fancy rolls
and prints, l2a i0ci dairy. fancy solid pa cked, /,
IOG2c; dairy; choice, 0dloc; country roll.
fancy. @t0c; choice, 1GlSc; Inferior 2It5c.
BLJEBERRlEs Per bu, Si.0t -
CuRRANTs-Pcr 9i-qt case g. 70.
RAsPBERRiEs- 5000 $50 per 2l-pt case;
black, SGOd3.50 per 24-qt c, St.
GOosEBERRIEs-Tw bushcl stand, tlOOa5OO.
COCOANUTs-pCr1 100, 800.
WATERMELONS-Per 100, S2jnOGI.W.0O.
CANTtoUPE-pet dOz Si.0udj.OO.
VFGErABLEs-- New southern onions per bbl,
$3.50; new southern potatoes, &l.2i.
PICKLES-Mcdum, per Dbl $50; small. $3.50;
gherltins, 1885, C,and B, chow chow, qts. $3.50;
pts, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
nrIIUa.

QUfNGNE--Per o., p. & w.. 4Gc: German, 45c;
indigo, per lb. I;jc; insect powder. sc; opium
S3.1j; morphine per o2, $40; hops, per 10. SOC;
glycerine, 2Oc; dcNtrine, iOc; cuttlcbonc, a5ci
cream tartar, pure, &c; commercial lsci ca mi
phor, 52c; am carb 14c blue vtriol, 7IaC,
hcids-Carbolc, 30Gi2c; citrc. 45dI7c tar
taric JllJ9c: sulphuric, per Id, 3c. oils
sperm, SL9O; turpcntine 5Oc; TOnka beans,
S2MI"J0; balsam tOlu, NO i0c; calomel N0
Oic; cantharadies sl30Gttao; cassia buds, 2OG
22c; chlorofornl, 406j2c; ergot, 4l1t52c; gum
arabic, 5SGO5ci glycerine, 22lG25c; lycopodiu
494ll6C: moro urY. SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
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PRSDItE MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 2.-l;l5 p. IN. close-Wheat--
Easier cash, Slsc August, s7iaGs1Sc; Sep
tember. SlsGfSSxc.
=, Corn-steadyi cash, 3ic; August, 34Sd344c;
September, I1ssc.
Oats stcadyi cash, 27ac; August, 2OHG26ac;
September, 2s4Gl2usc,
Rye-Eirm at 4Sc.
Barley-Quiet
Prime Timothy-Stcady at $3.50.
FlaN-Easy at sl.31.
Whisky-Sl.09.
Pork--Duil; cash, sl2,9Oi July, sle,4Oi August,
ti2OO
Lard--Dull; cash, s5.O5; July, S.67',i Sep
tember, &.p2ii,
Flour-unchanged; winter wheat sl900i.sO;
spring, elIMt4,SS; rye, s2SOUaA0.
Prov isions-Shoulders S.&QJ5.25; short clear,
t0.'lAdb5,45; short ribs, s5,O06S.a.O5,
Butter-steady; creamery, llGl5ci dairy,
SGllc.
Cheese Slow; full cream cheddars,
7AGt7hci fats, 79s@7aaci Young Americas "a
Q1Ac.
Eggs-Woak; fresh. 0itGlOHc.
Hides Steady light green salted, 5AG
tei salted bulls, SCI green salted calf, 6AQici
dry flint 6St7ci dry salted hides, &c; dry calf
h@oei deaeons. zoe each.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
DiarrbOea at John StOwn, Pa,

Last June, after the great flood, l received
a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhra remedy from my pastor at a time
when | was very much run down with diar-
rhGa, and had tried twOdoctors without find
ing any relief This remedy relieved me at
once. and cured me entirely in short time
/ got several bottles and gave it around among
my acquaintances who were afflicted in the
same way. think gave it to adozen peO-
and it relieved and cured so far as / know in
all cases. 1t is the best medicine for the dis.
ease have ever known-Nlrs. E. l.. Henrie,
JOhnStOWn. Pa
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
Provisions.

MEATs--Pac<ers' prlccs--Smol>cd hams 16-lb
averages lo@lOi4ci sraoked hams - to - lbs,
extra heavy hams, g to IS lbs average,
0c; skinned slicng. Is to - lbs average, iOc ;
C2lfomia cisr hams ,ib 7S breakfast I bacon
SCI picnic hams, nc; dried beef hams
sAci, beef S ton tongues per. per- tdoz,s 5000;
pork, per Dbl, sl1.5Odi2,75 extra mess peef,
$3.50; sausage per lb. bologna, &c; star, 4isc;
liver. 43c; blood, tiac; headeheese, 4Hc. Add
s4c per lb for lots less than 80 lbs. Pig pork
boneless, per bbL $780, half bbl, s5.2j; quar-
Ter Dbl. si'75i kitSsi1Si pigs hooks, half bbls
kits, Is lbs, sll5 pigs. feet half bbis, S275;
quarter bbls $780, eighth bbls, sjc; kits, Is lbs
each, C,c; bonelcss breakfast bacon, backs,
bRESsED BEEF-Steers, 800 to 900 lbs average.
native, GA tGDj4c; steers, 40 to 500 lbs average
native, Gg6lic; cows and heifers, 400 TO 500 lbs,
ciSSED' : MnfATs-Corned beef lb, sleo;
corncd beet ib, $40; lunch tongue, ID,
SlgO; brawn III, s?.CO; OK tongues. II, Ii, 500;
ny tongues. lb. 800; clipped beef, IL III,
round cans, sl2Oi roast beef 2 H. round cans.
800; pOttcd ham, a lb, round cans, 65c potted
ham, I, 10, round cans fl.3Ji deyiled ham, 4
cans, Sl20; potted OK tongue, i 'lb round cans,
65c; pottcd OK tongue, y lib, round cans 81 % /;
compressed ham, lb, square cans, Sl.75; COM
pressed ham, h. square cans, SO; tripc2 10
round cans, 81 80; minced cOllOps h. round
cans $50: boneless pigs feet,2 h. square cans,
HoNEYCOMB TRIPE-IIalf barrels, 1915; quar-
ter barrels, s?.10; eighth barrels sl.15; kits 10
lbs each, 0)c.
PORK TONGUES - Uncooked-Mild cured
Half barrels 100 lbs, $50; quarter barrels so
lbs. Sl.0J
SAUSAGE CAsINGs-Cattle-Tier and bar
res, middle, per Id, G2c; round, BIC; bungs,
4c hog castings, .lSc per lbi hog bungs No. 1.
4Hc each; rounds, per set 100 feet, i2igc set !;
mildlcs, per set 81 feet, 36c set; weasands, less
than tOO0-pece lots, 3lac each; small bladdcrs,
less than 5QD-doz lots, lsc per do2; large blad-
I'll hn % M ltNy a - lie fanp sl,.g
LARD OIIS-Bbls, Extra lard oil, W 6, 4Sc :;
extra No. lard oil, 43c; No. lard oil, 35c; No.
2lard oil, 81 c; pure ncatsfOOt oil, 4Sc; , gal,
can, 3jc gal extra neatsioot oil, i3c No. /
meats foot oil, 31c; tallow oil, 42c,
SPICED Pas, TONGUEs-laf barrels, Sll,00;
quarter barrels, 1913; eighth barrels, $500 kits,
Ii lbs each, S2.25.
TALLow-A. No. 1. 4iic; stcarlne. 6lc.
PICKLED BEEF TONGUES Half barrels, $3.50; (;
quarter barrels, 500; eighth barrels $500
LARD-Ticrccs- fined lard compound. 5S {;
pure leaf. CSC; kettle BAc. Add lac to 7sc per
lib, for SIN alcr packages.
PICKLED TRIPE-lIalf barrels, $3.50; quarter
barrels $l.1; eighth barrels SOC; kits, 10 lbs
each, GDc.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03

BLACKBERRIEs-s3 s35OG4 :OOper 9i-qt case.
EvApoRATEp AppLEs|Fancy. 1OA0llc perlb
TOMATOEs-Per4 4-basket crate S2.O0G250.
HoNEY--S strained 60.lb cans, per lb, DC. New
comb honey 10000.
BEANs-Hand picked navy, sl75Gl2.OO: hand
picked navy, medium, 81 .6ODl75j hand picked
country, S1.lO0l.GO; good clean sllO0l.25.
CALIfoRNh CHERRIES Per lO-lb box S1,5O66
i.'5i southern, per bushel, &5OG3.00; Oregon,
TE4GHiEsmArkamsns H7Gpshgl box $1,000
ORANGES-Pcr box, Rodi, $3.50.
LEMONs-Per box, Messina, fancy, 5000.
EGGS-lOc for strictly freshi stale not
PoUlTRY-Per dozen, choice hens, s3.OOf1a5O;
choice mixed, s55@Gh0Oi ROSTERS; S2,50lN9,75i
spring chickens, s?O0M2.25 for small; &,25lt3O0
per 10, GGBl0c
CORN-2S0B'Cc.
HAY-sS.NGlI.OO
BRAS-Sl4OO.
MILLSTuFF-Sl200d 400.
FISH-Per ID: Perch, &c; buffalo, 20; perch
&c; pickerel, Sc; pike, Dc; trout, DC; white Oc;
crOppie, l0c; cat fish, lies cod steak, 12c; floun-
dcrs, pci Oregon salmon, l5c; black bass, l5c /;
APPLE RuTTER-Per lb, case.
WOOI.-Fine unwashed, 14Gl6c medium un-
washed, ls@t2lc; course unwashed lslt9Oc.
HIDES, prLTS ASD TALLOw-Green salted
hides, S'iq6ci dry sailed hides: bci dry flint
hides &c less, Sheep pelis green, each, 5000
Sl21; sheep pelts, dry, per lb, Gdllc; tallow \
No, /, 4c; No 2, S1A5c grease, white 3!sGic;
yellOW, S'a'tbdc'
BoSEs-tQuotations are for delivery In Chi
cagoJ Dry bu ftalo, per ton, Sl60OlJls.0 90; dry
country, beachod, sl00Cgla,OO; dry country,
dam p aud meaty, ssODGl0.O0.
JELLIES-3iaQ4 4c per ID.
DRESSED NEAL--Choice medium, 6q7c; light,
G55l1ci heavy, +g5c.
LiNsEEp OII4-Raw. G0c; boiled, SIC,
CIDER-Per bbl, re lined, 800; half bbl, ~ %
hard cider pure, per bbl, 500; orange cider,
half bbl, s1OOi pear cider, half bbl, 500.
CHEEsE Extra fancy cream twins, Zoe
fancy full cream twins, O1sc; choice full
cream twins, Oct good full cream twins Sc
fancy skins, s@ltaci choice skins, 6(sGIic
falr 10 good. SG5ssei choice Young America,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
Hogs.

Estimated receipts Of hogs. 1900, compared
with ESQ yesterday and S,%r! Wednesday Of
last week. The marke opened slow and weak,
braced up ana becoming active nearly all were
sold at steady prices. The range of prices was
SA3I1a@3.50, the bulk selling at s3I5; light,
Si3. 5a@,rr,to; MIXED, Sjts2'sG5i,af heavy @aS
$h44Zs. compared with S3.43'5 yesterday and
$j5l Wednesday of last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03

GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-Dscount SOLO pet
cent pat plan, iron, Nos q and %. A. iOic; Il
0iSc.
riY PLArE-I c., lox14 225, 500; l. X, lOx1i
22j, ts75.
ROOFING Charcoal, I. C., 14x9O, 1l2, 1850: l.
n. S61S
SHEET 1RoN-No. %, $685. No %, 500.
SOLDER-Strctly half and half lGc.
TIN PLATE-Cokc, i4N2O, tt2, 1925.
STEEL NA1Ls-Basc e.. 90
STEEL WIRE NAILs-Rase, S265.
WiRE-Jap. barb. 1.25; galv, 1855
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.

Money continues plentiful and deposits in
crease. Rates are steady at per cent. En-
change is IN fair supply. Collections are easy
the country, General trade continues excel
lent in nearly all lines. Prices are firm us a
rule. Sugar shows more sire myth and the
market is active and firm at qNotations. City
retail trade is rather quiet except for holiday
Goods
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03

oats. ats.................... ........ iGj.OOO 2iGOOO
NEW York July 2.-whoat-Receipts, a., 200
Sg,Rgs SEP9rts5 rt5 i bushels spot closed @
nHoat; uSgBA T. o. bi options closed lowers
NJ. 2red, July closing at v8ac
Corn Receipts 2JGV0l bushels; exports, ISL
800 bushels; spot ilrmer No ., 4ti4c in cleva-
tori i2Ml23sc aiiogt; un5raded mixed, 1910
i3tc; options steady July closing Mt 4lbc.
spot less active; No. 2 white. 3j4c; mixed
western. ", 30; white westetn $50 iOc; options
steady; July closing at 4c.
Cofcc,--Options closed steady and un-
July, tl975aig ,S; August, Si6.5o6i6.4Oi spot
rio steady; fair car-ous, 5000.
Sugnr-Raw steadyi muscOyqdO 50 test, 4aici
centrifugal. WtCst 5Sci refined steady
petroleum-Unitcd closed fora ugustat 0Jc.
Eggs Choice firms weste n. l40liSc
IOrlt-ttui mess, Sl32jyIi7j. ~
Iard-Nathor easy; western steam, 5000 bid;
July closed at fj.!s
Butter Extra, firm; others easy; Elgln, l6h
a llc western dairy, 6f1ilc, creamery, @GiGnc.
Cheese-stcady; western, ease.
ST Louis. July 2-Whcat-- Closed lower;
Corn-lligh CASH lc; July, 3j5sG33ac.
Oats Firm; cash 2Sc; July, Sac.
FORK Dull cash, Sli.j0.
Lard Nominal at $3.50.
WhisltCy-tlU9.
.. Butter Dairy, ll1i@ci creamery, ilGl5c;
Elgln, lIiGlSc.
MINNEApoGIs. July --Wheat-Recelpts. &C
cars; shipments, 81 cars good wheat sold well
cary, but later there was break in futures
lhu .caSNi buyers StoOu Ditck Tor CuSn wheat
declined equally with futures. Closing: No, 1
hard, July, S5sc August, s61c; on track,
sSHc; No northci. July. sjSci August 81 &c.
on track, Sic; No. 2 northern, July, sc Au-
gust, s2iic; ON track, S!lyN2'Ic.
KANSAS CITY july --Wheat-lligher; No.
2, cash, ,Ojac OId; july 7Gc; No. red, cash,
GuHc.
Corn-lltghcr; No. ., cash and July 20Hc.
Oats Weaker; No. 3 cash, 25alc bid July
25lic bid.
LIVERPOOL. July 2.-Wheat firm. demand
poor; California No I, Is iad per Genital.
Corn Steady, demand fair; new mixed
western, s sd per Genital
MILWAUKEE, July 2.-Wheat-Quict; No. :
spring, cash, sIGk ic; No. 1 northern, sc.
Confirm; No. s. 35c.
Oats-Firni No, white, 3OHc.
Ryc-Firm; No. l. 4SIac.
BGrlcy-Quet; No. =. iSHc.
Provisions Easy; pork, Sl2,40.
CINCINNATI July 2.--Wheat-<teady; No
. red, sJc.
Corn-Quie;t No. mixed, 3Sc,
Oats-Firtn; Nu.2 mixed, 3!hc.
WhiSky-SiOQ
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
OMAHA 1--we STOCK.
Cattle.

Wednesday, July 9.
Estimated receipts OF cattle 1.1jO, compared
with lib7 yesterday and 2,01i Wednesday of
last week. The market opened slow and
dragged along throughout the day with the
most desirable gradCsOf steers and COWS about
steady and all Others sagging or lower.
Every thing in tho feeder and stocker line cX-
Cept the very best feeders are slow and lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
Metals.

BLOCK TIN-small pig, SOC per ID; bar, SOC
pcrlb.
COPPER -Planished boiler sizes, a2iac per lbi
cold rolled, zoe per lbs sheathing, 2sc per lbi
pitts and 1ats, pc per ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-03
the closing quotations:

MoNEY-Closo ut 4GJs per cent; closed offered
at per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-j6t7 per cent.
49, STERLING ENCHASGE-Q Quiet and ba rely
steady; siNty-day bills S.s4; demand, SlS1H.