Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1887, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY., MAY 13, 1887. - S A8 . __“—_—_”—W ‘ \ N ‘& Dulutn, after advancing to 069, dropped | Good to choiee heav 8,000 4.50@4.90 ll{e Winter's mineral 2! ; Lenigh mowu. v ’ A - ; HIprS—Gree n bntrnm. Big@de; .mn 1 A strong but dull at about the best prices of the cured. " dry flint, 1113 TV sall xgldc; —___Agricultural Implements. % - _"’;0;""" » W Strong Effort to Break Prices Overcome | day. I'he sales to noon were 156,000 shares, green 4 €8, | pen Railroads, and more are coming, 150 CHURCHILL PARKER, VALLAGHER & CO., . By Olique Buying. ‘Towards the close there was some realizing mmg"&h&’.“: yfngg"';flgu.bml‘?'r;‘nz; Trains Daily. Wholesalo Dealer in Wholesalo Grocerics and Provisions, A in high-priced stocks, but there was no Sheep Pelts, ?Jm‘mlrm. » f, 81104 Agricultural Implvumnlu. Wagons, __No: T, 707, 709 and 111 8. 10th S, Omahia, Neb. break in prices. Stocks were quietly ab- NPIRITS—Cologne 188 proof, i Cerringes and Huggies. Uoncs airect, betwoon oth N - ENORMOUS EXPORT BUSINESS. | corbed and the best observers claimed that do 101 ymgf 81 spirits, second quality, and ik, omaia, N : do 185 proof. 81w, -~ Aleahol; 107 lvor wine ealion. Redistilled " X bmndml @ lu Kunlurl) murlmm $2,00@6.00, and Pennsylvanin ryes, $2,00 McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, 15th and Leavenworth sta,, Omaha, ; the strength of the market in face selling 5 . was the best indication that the bull move- Lazibiaddbdudlb “L""" and & Big Drop | o hag come to stay. Western Union Scored—Hog Prodv sold down 3 and closed about where it LININGER & METCALF CO., Agricultural Implements, “arriages. Buggles, Bte,, Wholesale, Om # Lower— Wag 0. Cattle and Hogs Bring ned. Grangers were all very strong, the “,"'{‘, ¥ \fi"‘“}f, e PR "'u‘a('.;“’" LEF, FRIED & €O, SSRRR. Lil cin nrmnnann opene irangers were ve &, the randies, imported 5, N, $ v Nai! - s TOH Lower Prices. west being large buyers even at top prices. Somestic, BLEA. imported, $4. o e LU LN W, J. BROATCH, ‘The whole market closed very strong at ||'mm|d|~ .‘::‘;fi«’ls o, u;ha‘mun& “and Min er o Omatin Nen: i "«‘n\"\y Hardware, Iron and Steel, | — The m ported 2 @33 merican, N BT T e prings, Wagon Stock, ( CHICAGD PRODUOE RARKES about the best ficures of the day. The total D ae. 810000318 ! PARLIN.ORENDORF & MARTIN 00 St ey prdedh R sales were about 530,000 shares. HOGS. HEAVY Iluw\n\ur Iron, rate Wholesale Dealers in R e | Cuicaco, May 12.—[Special Telegram to GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were Av. Shk. Pr, plow steelspecial‘cast,d'geicruc! lblkl‘:'l(‘(‘l ey Agriculinral Implements, EDNEY & GIBBO the Brr. |—There was a fecling this morning | dullbut steady. 18 s W g:'&,wv’“ '"i,.‘,[,f.“w,.p;"‘::;" el s ®agons nid Buggies. 001,06, 205 and 4 Wholesale Iron and Steel, that wheat would break off some, lmmedi- | YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS, o sawed dry, $1.50; tongues, each, axels, - — - = WD 40 SaISRPTEovaaiock; Hoavy Hardwure ately on the opening the crowd mado a dive | U. $ & bl L Ml 200 each. 7ic: auare s, per b olatio: ol Material. ST "‘m b ,‘\ o= at the price that broke it under the %c bar- | {+* \"""'}“'"' b do preferred. 40 chain, per Ib, Gig( CM nlieable,S@1de; tron OSPE. J 4 LTO] ¥ Sy rier for a moment, but Kershaw was o buer | Baotiia eatin. 1oy b 16, & 0 wedges, Ge: crowbars, 60: harrow’ teeth, 4'ce, i % J R of wheat as If his order authorized him to | CanadaSouth'n,. 62 ,n ! stop any decline at Séc, stopped at that figure. I Tiles, Grates, Bruss Goods. 11 aud 120 Farnum = Stoves, Ronges, Furnaces spring steel. 7@dc; Burden's horse shoes, tktar il > I 3 9, b 8495 FBurdeivs mule_ shoes, §5.1% Batbed | State vnlversity, Wesloyan University, 8cato capt | ATtStS" M "“'.:I“ll:; ,l"“{'i“":”:‘“‘:“ Organs, | sanc lots, 84.00 per 100 1bs. ~ Nails, tal " e lullail] - ) and the market | Central Pacifie.. 417¢ Pacific enfeld, another | Chicago & Alton 150 ° I, D 10 to 50, 81(0: steel nalls, $2.-0. | yostof the Muriness Tots have doubled in prico in | == = —= - - - = "“l'"‘f"""\l 3 i Pac 1\'1 : huckshot, nm Hazrd- powder, e Tast 12 monthe. Acrocand. within2 miles Builders' Hardware and Scales. be=s TR WO clique broker, was buying more distant op- B 08 | lom P 12 monthe, Acteund, within 2 e ; tions, July and August. As the bulls on the 514 Rock 13 104 fuse, per 10 handred per cont, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLO s I coln s the grew Rutlrond Coantar of fte aco | Buildera’Hardware & Scale lu-;mn'\hon Grocer's Fist. Ao varaked 100 per eont por nnam o ATt L N AR Ry Ly DOURI i PI('Kl.l‘.<~M1'nhu|u.m bbls, €3,00: do, In | st for 1 vears situation, apart from manipulation, became more numerous and more confident, the July option advances on the June. It looks now, it only the clearances will be encouraging, FAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, WMlll bt and Cast Tron Bullding Work, Tron Stal i § : ‘do " preferred S 2, & O.. 2 = ) v Girdar, Steany ke, hia 0 ! ot aistriiuting point. Some wholo. | e Rl kit s 8 half bbls, $4.50: smail, in bbis, €4.00: do, in Ao prineely' fortne York, s u 1 o s New e 0 470 | palt bbis, $5.00; gherking, in bbls, $10.00; do, i [l direcuona. Business wens | _Boots and Shoes. ? x i uwnn»\w LN 1f July would soon be abreast of June. New Lo preferred 10 19 LR FLLE AL O LR L B P e e ~ York and other surrounding markets were as Paciiie | [T R el @03 cont, A, 0@ | Sien Ko rch i AMERICAN ”tml\l'»“ EWED |y yy yeyanes, | strong. ‘The clearances at New York were a = — 480 1ees white extra C, 555 c1 extra C, hii b f OMALLL WIRE € TRON WORKS, § disappointment—only bushels. Huteh- o ey |,.»u;n‘u | 4h@dises cut loat, 0%@ove; | A, J, CROPSEY & CO. unuur.ulu;‘:‘r‘-‘..n;,\l\(;..:;:‘»;:»:uu:en in STRTAINETAR 5 v , \ inson wasa seller of the July option and 6 W L0 powdered. (7gcie 5 17 . : t '8, ire and lron Railings, Desk Rails, it went from o discount of e to s s ,k%,;’l!?‘p";;;"(g{'.‘,‘“,"\‘,"f“'g,,u,}'e'1 s Richards Block, CORUTY SR R T GARENY | wito unds Wlower ianda: wire Sesa, o a discount of 'nl full cent under N:}lufl\';'}" ;m :"‘,\yn ot M?‘: 414(@h per cent; l,‘, i :J, fancy green .“d ,,,“.,“l,;m\lu; eal Estate lqents & Loan Brokers | ——— W. V. MORSE & €O —— 3 N ders by matl promptly attendod te, | It it had not been for L °9 pe " " 20 20 4,9 ernment Java, 200 or k: Xi b " Priye Me| 1Lk PAPER—b@6 per 2 Jobbers of Boots and Shoe = [ pegging” purchases of Kershaw, the | gont’! o ‘ 5 Live St § o ~“'if‘-‘|‘.ufi:ulm s X ) fave for sale brick blocks, business lots, all kinds of | 40 paria o “".m‘"!m b. m‘.“'n f" Lumber. g B market would have broken away, as the local | “'Stiennivar Excraxar—Dull at § Showing the number of cattleand hogs | Diwor Red roul estate. 12,5, 10, 2), 80, 8, 32 and 6i) acro tracts FP SO Ak - S swd n',m |nnlm.~u Ig:.;a a lll'cl;lmlly blt;u‘r‘hh for sixty day bills, §1.80}4 for demand. vanstit by il Raing Duyers o' todns | (CANY tome i cheap e —:|~~! zlnflfizus{” P m{;‘l ()Jl,lll):;ll“ ,‘(Alll‘i’n'\ If O, me of mind. ‘I'hls was shown better, . 3 market: i e “ holesale Rubber Boots and L 0es aler . fuds of 3 Howaver, in the distant than in the June op PRODUCE MA RKET. HOGS. ies. 2 1o, pel A caegtn e | TRubboer and Oiled Clothing tnd - Felt loots Building Materinl at Wholesela, ¢ tion. Wheat at Chicago is beginning to Chicago, May “Following quota- \n.lorl\1:‘n‘|l;r|::-'.‘n‘||| I\ul tllh." 0. g;fl '_t’l‘l"(_i”l":'.r A #nd \hool. Southeast Corner lflh und Douglas, 13th Street and Uniou Pacitic ,_Omnha, A move freely. Over 1,000,000 bushels will have | tions are the closing tigures: B T i § ries, per case, $0.0 per’ case, R D, k rods Wl Lipton. been shipped out by the ending ot the week, Flour—Firm *and unchanged: —winter L Beor. "LOUIS BRAD . | Harris & Fisher blueberries porcase, $L.85: o¢g plums, 2 Ib, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sas and the stock here reduced about 500,000 | Wieatfour, “‘S s '"""‘\'lxl"‘“sl:,;fl““m‘;‘ P pineapoles, 3 i, per. caso Doors, Kte. Yards—Cornor7th and Dougla bushels, The stock of wheat at Milwaukee | sprine whe 0: Minnesotabakers, | yyLotal.. ln mun:kerel, ' per doz, $1.40; , per doz, $1.50@1 berries, per case, 1.7 case, $1.70; 2 1b lima Held over. by the end of the week will also be down to less than 200,000 bushels. Export business T0@4 ATTL Agt. for Anheuuor-]}ueh Browing Asa' | e 3 —_ = | B B8 H. Hammond & §b marrow fat peas, per c; 2501 Ib GTORZ ("ILER Wholesale Lumb Efi(z‘ififih’l ”'v"":-"i.'".‘di‘x"f\'n’"'fil\‘é’\ at— fluctua- Bros ... early June peas, per case, $3.75: 3 1b toma- ——OF THE— Lager Ho.-‘r “"w“.'s 814 8. 14th atreot, Omaha, Neb. F. Colpef ¥ 10'clock. Nineteen boat loads of red wi * | tions slight and confined within narrow lim- Harris & Fisher. toes. 82, 0@2. 012 lb.corn 82,4 . R G —_— | were sold at Chi its: opened about as vesterday mud_closed | ¢ [}n;nn. q“c“,_p(.r addle, 250; square cases, { HD it e i art of the fifty boat _loads lsaige higher; cash ®bic; June, 8 1-10c; | Local.. . p e \Cal u, lwau (i gl y —_;——————zfl_,,,’ e ! | York. There was bid fc July, 8% 0, 4gallon kegs, $1.2< s S 15th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, sprini 8214 @sse, and the market Corn llmn-nuqy active but weaker, clos- Now Orieans porzai on ese: inmpie syrap: —_— Y and Californ! . Omaha, Neb. | thatof doini a very larie export cash business, J than yesterday; cush, 88%¢; . . half bbls, “old time.” per gallon, 7uc: 1 gal: | 7ne Best Route from Omaha and L CLLER, WY | Just now, however, the demand of spring 11 5-16¢. SHEED, L s §10: it gaiion. cans, Council Bluffs to Butehers’ Tools and Supplies, FRED W. GRAY, wheat Is depressed by offerings by Armour 1,,5 ‘e q“ cnmm:n:tl \'HI{I 1\‘nnmll';zml x& (o 5 d strol‘u‘::n(cm::.‘ $5 Toraa) ahoa; Saunago Casings gf al Kinde alwaysin stock. 1215 L umber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Eto. i f agreat lot of Milwauk ing_whes e, closing with a Jy@lye ad- | Loc chers R baLet (Y ERCCLIULER: : Cor. 048 and pougl un. Nod. W8 in “poot Teputer - Ther arval of & | vane it June, Hiiges July, Beie. a4k e e merry | (DET RS FLAST Cor.6¥ aud boiaias . Ot o> i Iarke number of steamers at New York has | Rye TOtAL.couvvssivnssneesonessnnesane o Gy i s shikgny) SOU B85 e g g i put frelght room ana ocean rates in such lllrlr’v— "{umlunl at 57, Piver-Heidsick, 6 b, St fl\{@fll‘& Two Trains Daily Between Omaha, Coun- | wovmnooo 2 HOAGLAND, shape that the clearances will be inore on a | Timothy Seed—Prinie, $L72@173. d o LU GO, LR e i cil Bluffs CLARKE BRO Lumber, par with the reputed new export business Flax Seed—81.09@1.10, Showing the number of eattle, hozs and CRACKERS—Garneaw's sods, butter an Chi SR Milwaukee, N O RNRICORS 1 Spice Mills i . DR day. Bt tn expecintons ora oo | Whisky—$110. st SHiped (romh the vArds AUring tho day, | DIORIS ALGe: Crenms, si¢as gIngor snaps, bcs il s DG L da, G i Bl N e e 1,000,000 bushels of wheat will elear this | Pork—Quiet and easy eatly but later ruled | ATILE, city soda. 7h. L. Paul, inneapolis, CedarRapids, | Teas.Oofior. & lr;-;m;‘n,l, Yow ;.;-‘ n.f;,_m W. HARVEY LUMBER (0. week at New York, against 600,000 bushels cash and June, $21.00, R it & 'i{‘:‘:‘-, Dry Lumber. Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, q rvel, Oniai R Inst week. o L oo il itly active but u)n‘n-mnled. cash, To Dealers Oniy. $6.70; July, S ASLGONE AR TR | Clintony Dubuque, Davenport, Corn was decidedly weak. 1t was very ev- A TR AR D OY8 A Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Offee, 1403 Farnam atreet, Omaba. Hlull'mnl llu-‘ L'ruw\llluul paded up too hea c‘Ilulk':\l —! lunlnlnlulr o 25,705 short Cliicago ‘ 12 £t!14 £2/16 14 | 8 1t Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, CHAS. R. LEE, ly during the bull movement yesw ear, § short ri U 2 'IKII g P niorning, and the eneral disposition was to amery, 105@21%4c; dalry, | a1 gates of stock 1n this market are made A b ihoney ikt NOFHeast | o oaly out. 'In the last half of the s and Southeast, Onkone o For through tickets call on the Ticket Agent bl atHOU Furnam strcet, (in Paxton hotel), or at Union Pacific Depot, Pullman Sleepers and the finest Dining Cars in the world are run on the mainlines of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & Br. PAUL RATLWAY, 0f 0T 1B PACKAK Howard st Omahn. ) Hardwood Lumbes, Wood Carpets and rzlml Flooring. 9th and Douglas corn got down to 50%@30l¢e, over }c below the opening and ne | rewt. live wolght nless otherwise 8 il cream choddars, 1@ | Doad liggs seil at 1ige per Ib. for all weights, 10 yoatardays i1gD whter oAtk Ssnte. YOULHIL Sos “Skins,” or hogs weighing less than 10) Ibs, Pork, lard and"ribs weroall weak and [ Esgs—Firi at 10t @lle. E,‘}J‘Siifiss&fi;i“xl?‘{n‘t,"‘,‘i.‘&}.'é’ g lower to- day. Inthe former articles there Hide —l'm'll.\m.unl heavy green snnod "“c. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, WAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Wholesale Lumber, Ete, d ittention | id ‘to passenge: John Epeneter, Prop. v erican Portlund Ce t, were mo sales apparently, but the figures | lizht do, 22iGse; saited bull hides, 6 Live Stock Notes. .1, com, s 15, Souianus smploves of th ootipaay -+ 7 | Mantaoturer ut Gnisanioiion and Corien, 52 | Rient forBhAEEE M A AU N ;vlnm nrznll _mm.lmlllflll'm per bar) I~I'Iu ‘N" for ;;“&‘;‘l‘emd‘ Se; dry flint, 1% Cattle drop 10@ . 2, com, 1 8 ‘1' M “cg. .:.-r:;l'\m‘na:er..m S nd 103 and 105 N, 10th at.. Omaha, Ne Qu \Vllllelime v and June e large recel J (d B '( : ¥ KB, Assirtan! " S | b T IS e A ed HOUTORIRGIL, s 1AV R CmFiaTi, General Passongor and RUEMPING & n{oub. DR B places and here caused a big decline in r 9,8i4¢; cake, 440, Common light and rough hogs neglected. cket Agen unufacturers of e Live Stock. | June sold {rom S50 down to $7.20; Jul ¢ Recelnts. Shipmenta. | ‘Tho average quality of the hoss wa good. onbor A HARSe Aoy sistant General Pas- | Orpamental Galvanized Cornices, cov e ’ from 8740 down- fo §7:0. " July lard SOl | Klour, bbls....... . 1103 20,000 | Frank Jobson, Hastings, was in with hoas, 371 Glank, Goneral Superintendeut. Dormer Windows, Finale. Metalic Skyligb, eic. 5108, UNION STOCK YARDS COvy | N n aan atodnyyl | Lisenstbu £00 7_‘3-“;;3 William_Murray, Plattsmouth, came in LI ) == | 5 CORNICE WORKS, Of Omaha. J d at S6@Silge, clo 861504 Jul 3 b with a load of hogs. ; WESTERN COR. h g ’ | :l),:c'x'kmu!\{a» e, ml'.lcu:&.!‘:zkr'n‘:mn',fi S P(‘y U‘"" u 100 00 L SO O B s W R OTEE 2 C. Specht, Prop. TS ROV Caperiniendgnty | on tho split to Xisge, closing at that. Cofn New York. May 12— Wheat— Receipts, A. W. Hageman, Mondamin, Ia., was in | 1steom. ,B{ in Wnne I‘lnu(ellhlx. e h nt ic an S Live Stock Commssion. | was quiet, June sold trom ke to 3034, | 160000; exports, 151,000% Spot i shado ,,’,L,,m‘,; and marketed a load of hogs. Clear, % in. Norway Pine Ceilin; M. BURKE & SON; improved to 30e bid; July opened at dlige, [ g e CRRORS tELEE SHO tice. | A.C. Virgin, Utica, a well-known shipper, FLOORING, . ™ 3 KE & SONS, | sold at 4llseup to ' d11@Il%e, closing ot | Phacts opened ';'},3“‘58‘;;‘;{{“{,;;,( i@ e | wasin looking over the market, A 8 inch, white pine. Arrive | Leave 414c bidj Augustsold at ¢, Oats were ived closing heavy; ungraded red, #5c@$1.00%; H. C. Brown, Fremont, was hereandsold [ B u & w -« ; No. i roud, b Nov 1 red, " $1.00; No. -4 | two'londs of cattle that averaged 115 lbs. at £ sroon ‘BoAnoa red, 93¢ in eleyator, 97sg@iSigc delivered, | $4.19, Al2inchs, 1 L 97@v5c free on board: June closed at 96c. C. C. Smith, Milford, was in with a load of | No. 1, com. C Receipts, 71,0005 exports, 5005 | cattie and two loads of hogs which sold on | " " Otnana | Omana OFATLL CART f o s @i, =l Jobbers o Unton Stoek ¥ard L Tel Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, |~ ———ono Rk _Taehone 8. s, Mattings, Etc. 1511 Doug'as strect. SAVAGE & GREEN, firmer, ' May about 26%c; June sold at " 273 @37i¢c on the split, and at 27 c,closing at —_— UNION PACIFIC, Depnt 10th and Pierce st Pacific Express. 27%e; July sold at 28%c and closed at 283ge, Pork' was advanced 81,00, June sold at 12100, aud closed at $21.00: May was 7:50 am| 8:20 pm ady and quiet; options %@¢ lower, | ey Noo «l-'lcmenrbl:mr::! ‘1‘1 20pm 10 &; am e T Live Stock Commission Merchants, od th , and th 8 q 4 oY ] he markets. No.3 « Local Expre: . am 5:05 pm olesale Carpets, Cloths, !hlvmonuo( any and all | kinds nl Btook ioited. { ‘1"",&‘.’ Dard openod. easier, - but’ closed | Ciusing e pdsneaTy quogtates ziotea | E. W. Nieman. Schuyler, was in with |+ * *Except Sunday. Mahirgsl Curitia G 0 R L1 3 Faraa Bireeh Caion §t0ck Yard Btronger, or at 80.05 for May, $6.70 for June, J@ Sige In te\mr. 1@ cattle which sold on the market. ~Ninetoen NIRH! m&’ R T Omahia. Neb. sl orJuIy,lnnd&‘ 5 for August. Short 4 eaqme closed at4S¢,. o0: exports, | Nead averaged 1160 and brougiit $4.15. R cfit‘l '-msm(‘w LETATTS Depeb 1 B Beoite sts Milli B e Mo L a Sirit | mone: mixed western,34@!6e; white western, | OMAHA WHOLKESALE MARKETS | 'scleei,1 inchy 5.3 8 80: BEIE 3R 5200 | BORCrnd Bapross. 5:45 Pm '10:00 ain 1. OBERFELDER & Con" for Sy, and 9155 Tor August, sgle, 5 T undianasd: Unitad General Produce. POSTS. ST R Do IRCET TN ) Importars and Jobbers of o s cl(l"z_l;(z‘?}::lc—bwwyan unchanged; Ubite Thursday, May 12, White Ceuarh:"x s 1 SD Ingrs.lle | —— O ROR Agent for the M Millinery and Notions, CAGO E 8100 Ecgs—Steadys western, 1214c. e b 4 3 Depot 10th and Pacific st3. Crockery, Glassware, 1213 and 1215 Harney Stveet, Omaha, Neb. FARQuiet A weatrs ress quoted at | p, Thefolowiu priecs are for ruund lota of | 0. G Batts g — - Lueadiibliameyftest, Omaha} N CHICAGO, May 12. the BEF.]—CATTLE pecial Telegram to produc he receipts to-day Mail and Express as soia on tne market to-aay. Pickets, D ani Chicago Express. sis.Ra@ 6:00 pm | Lamps, Chimneys, Ste., Office, 317 Bouth 13th st 8:40 am maha, Neb. B d, $16, Lard—New Imv(-r nml heavy; western sul\m spot, $7.00@7. rrER- There is an occasional package | Quiney white lime (bés) . K. 0.5t J. & O. B, e eaTaE e Notions, were decidedly heavy, being about what . ,17%" | of fancy butterthat sells above the quotatious | Akron cement. Ot and Daoits, W Commissfon/and/8torageli T T e dealers wore looking for the firstof the week, ‘,3':““‘" (hil . Wy westeln 21116 iven below, " Chine country, Ti@tie; fai to | Laie Dot and Faciiest AL HURLEY, " KOBINSON NOTION CO., and some of to-day’s arrivals had been in- Cheese—Quiet and unchanged. ca WM en | %00 @12¢: common, 6 . N Expross.. Wholesalo Dealers 1n " , 8 1 s 3 0. 1, plain, sand 101 Commission and Jobbing. ety tended for the earlier markets. ‘The quality | Ojncinnatt, May 12.—W heat—Strong S TERRE ;‘;fwm‘q'fi;‘gn‘ 311.'.'.'.';]@.&“. 4S5 | Nov I* piain, and 101n Bosier Britaraliicdnes kG Notions and Kurnishing Goods, was pretty good, though there was not such a | 2 red, s6c. cas, 15c; fancy Swiss, 18c; Swiss, im- | —— ) Headquarters for Ktoneware: Rerry 403 and 405 8. Tenth 8t., Omaha. surfeit of big, fat cattle as last week. Sales izasers No, 2 mixed, 4114cou e lod. 556: Limburger. 1dc; beiok, 156100, «ne GHICRAGQ avo ©. 8t. P. M, &O. — e R EYE ROS 3 of the more desirable kinds to-day - were at N 3 blaes d, e, L1ve PourtrY—Chickens, $3.00@ 2 nepo(lsmnml\\h-bster el PEYCKE BROS. E — — } 5@10¢ decline, while some of the thin and f = o umk‘s)"fe'f\'l' COS bt L Sioux City Express. [ Commission Merchants. RN LA e ] coarse heavy cattle could be sold very easily | Lard—Dull and lower at $6,60@8.65. mixed, per o, SLN0GITa; Retse, por doz. Benurots Bxbrel (i pm duce and Provisions, Oniaha, Neb., JANFIELD MANUFACTURING nt 10@15¢ rmlncnnn.d(mlmmlu varled con- y—Active at $1.05, 3 001 brants, per doz, $2.00; snipe, wExcept Sunday F. RIDDELL, COMPANY, siderably, but most dealers agroed that with | Milwaukee. May 12—Wheat—Dull; cash, SL2, plover Slc. sturer: ! fow “eloptions " sales " wara * 0o | sc: June, Sifeq July sise. “ilonie grown, small lots, from MISSOURI PACIFIC, Storago and Commission Merchant. | Manufacturers of Ovoralls, =~ lower. Shipy stoers, 10 to 5 No. 3, d134c, <!ure ~,ww new potatoes, per bbl, '$4.50. Depat 15th and Websterst. Bpecialiica—-Rutter, Baga, Choese, Poultry, Game, SR G, e 1500 ' 1bs, 4-.0(5 i 1200 to 1350 Ibs, 0.2 white, 31{c. southern, per bb, £5.00, Day Express .| 6.25 am 11:10 am £4.35@4.85; 950 to 1 10“ $4.00@4.403 stock- Inig No. 1, o CannAGE—New California stock sells at PAILWAY. Night Expr . pin 9:10 pm WIEDEMAN & CO., ers and éu)(nl“:rs‘. Sasad S0z cows, ‘l;\glls and ilnrhiyk—Ulwfiuh" Se. st @Ko per Io LAY o 13 Lincoln Exbre 11:10 am_6:10 pm Produce Commission Merchants, — mixed, $2.00(24.00; bulk, (0 +_ slop- Provisiol Lasier; May, $15.00. Al'l’ll\s— e market Is bare ant ere 18 | 00 enem e ATy | T ] X e, A n ¢ fed steers, $4.254.05: Texas grassers, 2@ | Minneapoiis, May ,2 Wheat—Steady; | no stock of any account. SEORT LINIBE nvwnnr TRAINS, Poultry, Butter, Game, ¥ ete. 220 8. lthst J. L. n IL‘KIE 8,50: corn:ted, $3.60@4.20. No. 1_hard, May, T9}e; June, J NEW Vmwunws«spmncn. ver bbl, Running between Council Bluffsand South = e Manufacturer oflujot\l' Boxes, Hoag—There was a down-turn in the mar- | g:/c; No. 1 orthérn, May, LTS June, 7uc; | 81.25; top onions, per dozen bunches, 20@ Omaha. In addition to the stations men~ | ==————Goa/ an Lim, Saunst; Omans Nebraska. 45y daily # ket to-day of a strone 106, making a decling | §uiks N0i et Vo, ¥ norsheri 3501 radishes, per dozen bunches, 30c; lettuce, ma a e raina top at ‘T wentieth and Twenty- 0 - for the week 80 far of = . Rough and 14c: July, T74c. Ontrack: 40c; plo plant, per Ib, 234e; home grown asva- fourth streets, und at Summit, in Omaha, C.F. non..m.v Pios. common mixed, $4,75@4.90; falr to good .,, i nunhun, 79¢; Nou,2 northern, | gus, ver doz, 40@50c; cucumbers. per doz, 9 . DERLAND, Sec. and Trea: 00 i _heavy, also se- e, Broad- 'l‘mns- . Sheel’ys| Stock OMAHA "““"' COKE & "LIME REES PRINTING COMPANY. ected uteh ¢ i sorts, in- F.‘,u,_q.“..,, patents, $40@470; bak- | BEANS—inferior stook.75@81.00: good clean el bitls aad Ea Yards. COMPANY, REES PRINTING COMPANY, Cllll“lll Yorkers $4,80@4.90; pigs, $4,65@4. 5. | grg’, $3.50@3.60. u.untry. $1.00@1,25; medium, hand picked, Bobuda! St ol | Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, ——— ueculnu ‘Wheat, 97,000 b $1.40@1.50; hand picked, nnvy.jl 50@). 60, . ‘200 8outh A'hirteenth Street, Omaha, Neb, And Book Binders. 18 South Fourteonth LIVE STOCK., Shipments—W heat, uouo bu flour, 23,000 PROVISIONS--Ham, 12}¢e: breakfast 6:40 6:47 ou e A WY . eb. - 5 s 4 bls. b bacon, b, 10}¢c: breakfast bacon, plain, 1ie; H I i JOHNSON & CO., Chicago, Ma) @ Drovers’ Jour- nal reports as (o{lowq St. Louls, May 12—Wheat—Cash, s5@ | dry salt sides ‘”fi;’“ drled beef, roguiar, 10 ks e R e 'mn et s e e Hfinfiff,‘:flffir{‘ (lf.l!'ll'!l(uls \Vllltfllm\'- WESTE. lx‘N}\FW?I;xlliI"IER UNION 3 85iic; June, Stige. " 0 only road to take for Des Moines Mar- Auxiliary Publishers. Cattle—Receipts, 10000 active but 10c ) e cans, -‘gc m—luuns. l'xllrbnnlu, 78c; 10-1b | gnay Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon, Chi e, hair. Fire_ B i 4 b lower; Shipping SL0UE0; stackers X‘,“‘,"‘ —Slow and easy; cash, 37i; June, cang; Fairbanks, Tiget blb cans, Falrbunks, | §o: Milwakee and &) points cast, 1o the pes: axion i Dealers In Type, Prossas and Printers’ Bupplios. 408 Oats—D 11; cash, 281¢e; June, 2S¢, 5e; 31b cans, Fairbanks, 8ie. le of N bn n. Colorado, Wyoming, Utsh, Pok—Dull at 816,005 h % LEMoNs—Messina, choice, per box, $4.50 | ldaho, Ne Oregon, Washington And Calf Confactionery. 4 e e, 17,0007 d \ Lard—Nomihal ut 36,0, o Californin, Los Angeles, per e ey s eLind YA RE Aok Rosh e il Pumps —Receipts, 17,000; @ & § RANGES—Califor f 3 % % .. ps. Jower: rough ul:ld mixed, 54‘ IAk.t“»‘Il‘b u:;nl« - | Jyhisks mn.’.“:d casy: creamery, 15@21c; | 0¥, 840 Moditerranean, swoots, 5,50 Among s few of the numerous points of su F, P. FAY & CO, Butter—! o ing and shipping, 85 0lata. Thet, s4b00 B.05: skips, Anm\n-fiwelplm $000: weak and 10@15¢ lower; natives, $4.00@5.00; shorn III(I\OH, ('l’\l‘. western, $3.10w4.1 Texans, 50} lambs, $1.50@6.50 per head. National Stook ¥ar fority enjoyed by the patrons of this road dniry. Ll i e el ey, S22, S | Bty ettand chisdh s v it 03 " R 3 3 gle J 2 aday of (3] , whicl e fines Art’lprm,»ou J‘onullf-}”"efl'f—l‘?fl! ! 5box lots, $2.85, that human art and ingenuity can oreate. Its July, SLg@S1ie Sriawhkinizs—The receints are liberal | PALACEBLERPING CALS, which ‘are models ; or: June, LR, : mfort nd olegance. It August, 3% bid, Oa :;’;{,"gg_&'.""“ lower. Choice stock, per | PLEPRIOR, WA 2 'umlurnnlned azy,and its Liverpool, May 13—Wheat—Firm, de- x widely oelebrated PALATIAL D.N| mand zood and holders offer sparingly. BANANAs—Largebunches, per bunch, $3.50 | the equal of which cannot be found -I-ewnem Manufacturing Confectioners, . Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Clguis. 1211 Farnam St. BROWNELL & CO,, Quals Manufacturers and Dealers in ngines, Boilers & G um'ul Machinery ghoet Iron work, Steam Pun w\llll-‘ Acuu Bhafting, Dodge Wood split 1oy E .M. Also wagons, scrapers, and bl!ullol. l.H‘l Lea " Cigars and Tobacco. "MAX MEYER & CO. e veuworth st. Owaha X Spat @4.00. At Council Bluffa the trains of the Union Pacific Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, i )it o Corn—Steady and demand fair; new mixed — in Union Depot with those of the L'rans- Gune and Ammunition, 215 to 23 8 1ith st., 100 to P i aton i western, 48 2i,d per cental. General Markets. Clioago s Northwoatorn hy. " In ‘Chieasa. the for 1024 Farnai'st.. Om th @4.00;" butchers qm-r Kausas Oity, May 12.—Wheat--Lower; RECTOR & W IL"FJ,M l' TGy V ARNISHES—Batrels, per galion; rurni. | (A8 of this line make close connection with Ao 3 3 EST & FRITSCHER, ‘Wholesale Hardware. fair to zood, No F e, euh: en:)‘l‘:xslli OF offers; June, T0 | gl v gLi0: farnlesanians X e Betrott, Corumia. Indianapolis, Clucin- o m'l'mm“;w“ Rt Western agents for Joftn Nalis, Austn urn] fair to good, Eom-—Quitt: No. % cash, 35%o bid, 55 coach extra, S1.40; coach, No. 1 81.20. nath, Niagarn Falls, Buffilo, Pittsburg.Toronto, T i 8 S M B L L T T T L o ogs — Receipts, 4,000; shipments, 3, Comn—Quict: No. 2 cash, 51c bid, 35%c | mar, extra, $1.75; Japan, 7T0c; MPlld!nm. Montreal, Boston, New Vork hia, 8 And Wholesalo Daalers in Loal Tobaceos, Nos. Aid Har Aull and_lower: choice heavy and butch: | asked; Jine, .lulv. Hlge asked. extra 85c: Sheilac, $8.50: hard ofl finish, | Baltimoré, Washington and all points i the 9 SREUVH. Ml ai5e e ers’ selections, $5.20@5.30; packing, fair to | Quts—N 3 1,50 e cast, ask for, 'fi'(‘;;'fi'llv#r'nsl 10:15 CHURCHILL PUMP CO., ‘ana, $5.00@5.15; Yorkers, medium to prime, New l;:_-l_gmu. Muy 12,—Corn-- irmer; 123“‘1 'l‘".lkw;'n‘;l\li‘vnngild.wh\u;::cM:& 1€ you wiah e o _mmmm_““. All tioket i-l' ug Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, L‘il‘)‘m R DI QOIMER. 10 Fith Bh10% w'(')‘v:'«‘é"‘in&fil}-nw asTige. 98¢ whiting, coul, 1qos mpbiack Ger: "F'"““""'m'"n'h"""". WiLeoN 1:15 Steam and Water & ',’;‘.“.".,".""““.""* m for Mast Kansas City, Mav 12.—Cattle—Receipts, [ forn aeal “Firmer at 8240, Lottt F‘fi;:‘:}fi:gmiw "l'm:’m'. it qfl‘%fiz{&v?— H, Rk Manager, Genl. Pase'r Agent s Dry Goods, F“rfllfl'llllfl Goods & Notions 2,0 shipments, none: weak and s@ioe | | Hok Products—Unsettied and generally brown. 8¢: umber. b h Ghieago, 1. b 1102 and 114 Douglas, cor. 11th 8t., Omaba, Neb. GINFE ,,,u, PUMP lower; common to choice Shipplng, §375 lower. o 5 S PR A W. ) BABOOCK, | m{;gfi.‘?}}.‘.‘;,’ 513 = = - = COMP AN {403 stockers, ' $2.000; feeding steers, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. green.” genuine. | e, Parla mahs, Nebraska. 6:05 Distillers. M steam ...u 1, Water Supplles, e A [ aanth.: Coon: — mon. | &+ rhrome _ Ereen, | Piy 7w Biiilors o Liors: Aleohol and Spirta. Importers Sinahn. BUK. Foiton, MuGNer, meak and 10c lowdr: common to clioict, $1 5 Chursday, May 12, [ 10100 WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE £ | —— " @4.80; skips and pigs, $2.3081.20 gt Cattle. 11:20 C0. and ILER & CO. A. L, STRANG CO., . The receipts of cattlo were liberal to-day. 12:05 A ’ v H P | K I)ANL AL, Themarket was not active at a decline of 10 ~— Importers and Jm-b'rr.'uknnad‘\ Infil llull'ldli.’{ n";r'. ¥ ‘])(,fl “nd !l[,'lll(‘fl @lbe. 'The number of cattle sold _ was small TR AT B e R homaen 6 1iqubre. 1112 THarney bL. B i and Miing Supel New Yonrk, May 12—(Special Telegram | in comparison with the number on the mar- 308 8. 15th St., Omaha, Neb, gt J to the BrE.|—STocks.—There were no | Ket Arrive ¥t Drain Tile, Etc. enétian m, —_— NG LINES m? T s RALLA r8 v 8 Mu yetlo : CONNECTI) S Transfer I'ransfes (The run of hogs B Naaviaat/sr any | M. ."o"b To:' good, :'J”fl‘ LB Capital, - $300,000 depot | depot day this week. The market opened fairly dryer. znlnlnucolor. ll ht oak, dark ouk, e activeatn decline of 10@X0c. In addition to | walnut chestnut And aSh. e signsof alet up in the bull movement in stock to-day. On the contrary. about every- thing on the list opened higher than last BACER J.W.BEDFORD Sec. 4 Treas — (8 J TCARSON, V.P’rés, und Supt. gt onannas Maaea .. , 3 Sre— C.RL&P.: THE UNION HY. IJItALLlL‘ P, mn ER (c LO., Dight's closing. London prices for American | {ig fresh recoipts there were 700 stale hows | ' DRUGS AND UHEMICALS.—Aod carboli, | Loans Made on Real Estate, Al Trains fun Dally. | :13am 85 pm DRAIN TILE CO Agents for Hall's Sufe & Lock Co.8" securities came in higher than they havebeen | on the market, which made a total ot 5300 | ®e; acid “tartaric, 52 bnluim copaiba, PeE | o101 County and Municipal Bonds Ne- 40pm 7:00pm . 14th st. Omaha, Neb. Machineryand | pire and Burg ar Proof Safes, Time Locks, Veulta before in months and arbitrage houses re- | hogs un sale, There were 1,700 left over. h..we-&rk SASBAITA e 1m .‘.’.‘“"" g ) l:tcu —_fi?w | g for Manufac tui ement Drain Tile. a'ful) Work! 1023 ¥arunm ‘htreet Omuha, N ported a_good many buylng orders at about Shean. o ber g“‘“’z:?“b‘!"‘ gowde A Sokiatad Al SRRt { Spam gtsam ELEVATORS. 5 market prices. Pullman again surprised its | pyore wore two loads in to-day which sold | $1.257 epsom’ salts, D, tio; mmrmo. Wi, A. PAXTON, L. B, WILLIAS, i 640 pm 7:00pwa | v, KOG, D, BAwwiaER, G. ANDREEN, friends with a jump ot 3 per cent, and the | on the murket. v“m. Jee M&w- lua. Acolate. ver®, dlo; Presiacnt. > B jodon Pr T CB&Q ros. NSTARLISHED 10 100-Rros, Omaha Safe Works, talk was that it would sell up to 175, North- Recor=. oll, castor, No. OLM oil eastor, | Rou. L GARLICHS, F. D, Joumsox, - B, OMAH { ELEVATOR ind GRAIN | o, Omaha Safe Wo Froogaaces Yaulh west common and preferred and Burlington oolp np um. i ¥ . All tratns run daily.. COMPANY, Doors, Jall Wore, 1.nmz£-l i Wire Work.” Cor. again made good gains, both selling at the ver 3 potassium | - DIRECTOR o —_— Jobbers and Stovers of Grain. 808 Bte. 3 highest tigures touched In four or five years. iodide, per B, $3.50; sallein, per o 40c; sul- w';;‘m:,’l‘"m‘- {ul';"&nu,-“:“' C. M, &St P, Shipments of doalors slicited nud satintaction y Lake Shore moved up above 97ana Cammack Pr— ;}fl“ o ey g B B Phur, per | Rowr, L GARLIC Qe o it JouNsoN. All trains run daily. .. e was reported to be a large buyer of it It Prevalling Pricos JouNsoN. = A. DISBROW & CO., lo Manufacturers of Blinds and Mouldlnn t O IN DLW ite jead. Omana, P I A ite lend St. Louls, pure, ici M grean, 1° 1b cans, ‘4c; ancn mw. &rcen seal, 13c; French zine, red seal. 1le Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market: Choice steers, 1300 to 1500 lb! . I:Ghitiiu | 'was said that its earnings for the first quar- ter of the current year would surprise even Furnitur K. C.St.J. & C. B, e DEWEY & # *Except Saturday, ONE, Sash, tExeept Mondny. i HBranch omee, 12th &nd 12ard sts 150 best (rlande of s property, The | Chiokie sietre 100 o acd 05@i.% | Kreneh line. |n v-rnlvm asst, we: iench —-— — Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, S ————— ! strength of the better class of stocks began | Fat little steer 900 to 1050 Iln 8.60@LU0 | zine. T5e: vermillio; nllllh. in oil, The W. 8 Tarnam st Omaha, No before the close to favorably influence the ‘3.‘}?.‘.‘,"3'.{?,7&?:‘,'.:“}',2"}.’,‘;,': . 340 | Ied, 10c; Tose pink. idc; ¥enetian red, Gook Alllnlm . 4..|y BOHN MANUFACTURING CO, . cheaper securities; Kichmond Terminal . S moved up a point, and Hocking Valley was ~CHARLES SHIVERICK, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, i Venetian rod, Amoricau. \m Common to medium coWs........ &leau_‘ 7 c chrome yellow, nnmn& G H 80 &P | [ A Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, MoulgiagsStair Workand Interior ard w.-.uw )etiveand about 3 per cent higher, - St. Paul | Light ?n?mmlim lm.. imn"' Kixuc iy m Alitralog run aaliy. ... i] '.'33; 1) 6i50D @ | Mirrors.ete. 1206120 ana 1210 Farnam st omana, | VUM COEd N FT HAAN Lasveaworth