Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1887, Page 3

i THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY MAY 18, 1887, y g \ were well sustained and last quotations even Sheep. Orangrs—California, .08 Angeles, T THE SPECULATIVE HARKETS. showed #eactional gains, 'The railroad (arn- | There wera no fresh receipts but a few that [ box. -‘w “*“}"‘"fifl;"‘", “‘1‘"‘5 w' é':@ amma ”M"s mfmm umana Jonb"s mmcm’! ings reported for th 4 week of May | had been left over from the day before were | $%5: Messina ‘;l"‘“‘ Pt g e —————————— N S ShvE e sold Gabriel, -Inxlr boX' lots, $3.00; San Gabriel, 4,,.,“,,‘,,,.,,/ Implements. " Groceri Tradi W : i showed l1rge gaing, and this encouraged op- 2 [— Bbox lots, $2.95, S g SIS A \ 1 'rading {n heat Spiritless With But | erators to buy on the decline. West wasa Gattle Recelpts, 0 a|| HAWBERI .“‘;:Jl‘f rg«;u.lm :‘n"fll\ln‘:‘l‘\: Ton Railroads, and more are coming. 100 CHURCHILL PARKER, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & co.. flhght Business Transacted. Iarge ):uybr of St Paul and ()':vmhn. ‘M Hogs. [ .- 4,000 ::’;:‘5; r::" e 3 hoice stock, p Trains Daily. ARsane Wllwlhul:n..“"'m " \H#ileuln Grocerics and Provisions, o noon the market was steady at a shade under A % Y S itk - d gricultural Implements, Wagons, 00 106, 707, 700 And T11 8. 10th &4, Omaha, Neb. 1 BaxN —Largebanches, per bunch, 3,50 & i Bl S JUNE DAILY NARROWING DOWN. | ghnir¥ 1 .un?,.‘;"i."f,';fl?é’fir“&fil“.,'fn";{?fl Showin t:;;:r:g:l?lzgl:»::;s:;lld for live @™ (i B [ Cormiteos 408 DGRE, olumia, Nope beteen B McCORD, BRADY & CO., [ oward tho olo stock on this market: 2 General Markots. s: | TLININGER & METCALF Wholesale Grocers, toward tho close, Armour and his followlng | GiGi0 S reers, 1330 to 1500 Ibs....8490@425 | VANISHES—Latrels, per gallon; = furnic ] AR IRIEaRRD Saplomanta 1 484 TAEVORWONRI B DMV Corn Active at Times, But Generally evorted to have been big buyers, and | poitd SR Y0010 1350 The | ture, extrs, $1.10; furniture, No. 1, $LO0 - gricultural Implements, AN Dull—Oats Lower and But Lit- Ream and Jones were talking very bullish | Fat little steer 600 to 1050 | | eolellex:m l.ll.l" mlrhfi No.1§ 81 m]‘::: 3 | Wagons Carriages, Bugeios, Hte., Wholesale, Om e, -m”“,“m —— on it, The L St, P Extra ch d heif Japan, v NDORF & MART] AR JPPRIRRIL > | J clos v 2 AND i t i v @310 o i0y o LEE, B g ve [ “ | Lightand medinm 204 3 Wagons and Bugeles, 901,908,905 and 007, Jones st CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. able developments to come out of the annual | Good to choice heavy h meeting June 4. Missouri Pacitic was an- | (Jood to choice mixed hos Cnicaco, May 17.—[Special Telegram 10 | other bull card, and Consolidated (as was | Choice stieep, 90 to 120 Ib }hn Beg.|=This was & dull morning on | aiso in demand at a sharp adyance. The Representative 8; change. Speculation in June wheat I8 nar- | parket closed strong at about the best prices rowing daily and it has not yet gotten fairly | of the day, The total sales were about into the later months to any considerable | 555 009 shares, extent. Theprice of June ranged from 80} @894c 800n after the opening to 8S'{c, rest- Ing at 883{@887¢c at 1 o'clock. The market 5 5 G wl\ltln N com I.l 4 bll\(‘k Gel byt "‘nn 5 lampbiack, ordinaty, 5addd | Sl Biua on: Ui EEmafi e, Ihey vARAY K brown, Sc: umber. burnt. 4¢; umboer, raw, 4 sienna, burnt, 4ci sienna. raw, 4c; Pari green, genuind. ¥, lum ree) mon. ¢ rhromeé graa, V.. 203 vermillion Amonun lbe' inaian raw and buint winber, 1 B cans, 12¢: raw .na | burmllonnlg ‘kifle‘md’k:b.l,m:“' é:xc- nnrd lampblack ¢ coach black and ivos R = e e ey Hiack 1001 Drissikh By, | Siate university, Watleyan Univessity,stata cat | . HIMBEBAUGH Tinware, .hnnh- Kte. Agonta for Howe Boalen iwderCo., Omahi ~ J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Bprings, Wagon Stock, Hardware Lumber, eto. 1508 in. and 1211 Harney st., Om EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Iron and Steel, wi 14 C ST S “Artists’ Material, A HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 3 Douglne Rtreet, Omaha. GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were dull but steaay to firm. YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. wc Illlrlmlulnehllck 18¢; ehrome eroen, l... tal. Builder: 'HardwnrenscnlnIh-w\lrahop was pegeed at 88)¢@ssiie. The break to | yy, 1001 0. & N. W.. Dy 100 blind and "'“"" recn, L., Most of the Rusiness Tots have doubled In price in | Mechanics Tools and Buffaio Scalos. 1406 Dovglns st S0 WAL D/ AT CIETeRs 08 was S1uhL Vil D0 & dcoupon Nl edy vreterred. g l“a\k_',“}“u =] lr&gn“led lL : the last 12 months, Acre-land, within 2 miles Ced b . mul(lpn the price keeping on going up till | U. 8. 43¢'scoun .10} N. Y. C “w"ln red, ) Aean, mel’ can of the city incrensed over two fl——————- o k L& ! 37 4 BTl nililon; L. & ., 2c: yellow ochre, 20; L. o cor Boots and Shoes S5 vihfental AIREARYT hroh | DACHBAas R a0 I &N L Lt yermitilon; L. & D\, et ot i Randrod por cont, ; through, trading was spiritless and the vol- | GanadaSouth'n.. 635 0. T.. N re. 16c: patany Tincoln s the greatest Rallroad Centar of jta age = (LD a1 Oryer, se: arining color, IEhY oaw, dark dut | HnCun i Aresest, et Contor of A 080 | TRFERICAN HAND SE WED ume of (ranaactions was below thie averags, | Ghuerah & Scins:+, it eolfis Mal O heotmut ADG Acie B ) ) Cables were firm and the outsido_ domestic & ol lote hiave Averngod 100 por’cont por annum on frit SHOE COMPA . do preferred....162 l'ullmnn Pal.Car. DRUGS AND UHEM Ag d carbolie, | gost, for 1 T reat distribut point. Some whole- IlnululunrllmlWhulnllovnlnn [ markets were steady, with only minor price ng.. . kit fluctuations. California advised of a still 60e; acld taric, hle; balsam copaiba, per Jineolty e o DFIn B e msentras, por by 100; calomol, | sl daders have mado or 1 Boots and Shoes, ot mechunics: | Complgte stock ot Rubber Goods slwars on hand further shrinkage in the estimates of the wheat yield of the San Joaquin valley, one- do preferred il g going up in all direct r:r D, 7!c chlnfllunhlll. r 07, 40c: chloro erally good. Bankers, retail me ot Mo A““".‘"n“ V. MORSE & CO. fifth of the average being the latest predic- | lllinois Central..13 tion. The erop news from the west and {( . & £00; Mern poNders, per b, | eic. weitini ich. 8135 «pmm salts, ey zlycerlne, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, ., (lmnlh ufactory, Summer northwest was encouraging as a rule, rains . having fallen upon large areas that wero in Dlireabior, w‘{'nifi“ Lv"%“l:; o eamor: | As Jo CROPSEY & CO. need of moisture. Canal wheat is arriving X6, % per at., 8140151 ive, et gal. $140; Room 41, Richards Block, in New York In large quantities, but the Iron Works, ind Cast Iron Bullding Work, I ulelfll and Girders, Steam Eny eneral W “ndry. Hulh‘lu and Office an) Works, U N nd ()M{lld WIRF « IIIO\ Manufucturors o ire nnd Iron Railings, Desk Rails, . e Flower Winds Wire . 21| “do pmrme. Lake Shore... [ 07 Texas Paciiic. ¢ N. . * 683 Unlon Pacitic ., 047 (W, St. L& P, v m:‘l do preforred. ob. oil orizannum, b0c! opium, $1,50: quinine, Boat P. & W.and K. &8, per 0z, i0e; potassium S IN. L pof , €150 58T por oy ik e | eal Est ate Agents & Loan Brokers Wlmlefil?lfilhbgsnmo{t;‘:x Shoes Dhl‘l:n:'t:_l;r:.l «::;*MDM ‘r“.'u‘s sulPhur, per Rubber and Otled Clothing and Felt Boots % p,, | Have for sale brick blocks, bu all kinds of | and Shoes, Southeast Corner 14th und Douglus = — = . ¥ markets at the seaboards show no signs of [ NG Ill;:j"‘élrcré w“ [y eeR BT et e Mg,-‘,?,_.'j“fi‘c‘;*{(‘;;: O e | T e i Y weakness. The property is not destined for tY 3 seilles, grean.1 Ib’ cans, 1 Krencn zine, Y EATMRNT DE. s ARARNADNNN J tongthy lodgment - in - New Yok c,fl:{.}ffi,},&&fi,‘l’;}'w’;“c’,{,,{“‘ @5 per cont; s, Raneh s, rod gl el i S KEATING, 0"“5.,’.’&,”{.‘.1.’..2’.‘3 co, : and this very important fact seems to be ge RIME MERCANTILE PAPER—3 A i B r, Judge Col 5 r erally understood. The receipts at about all | cent. 2 ) B neside: sermiliion, ity in ol © (m ‘“..“,‘.‘, o Wiso | Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n | Builling Material nt Wholesels, E the primary points exe:pt Chicago are falling | ~ Sterrivar Excianar—Dull, steady and ona, Sh(o; Venatian “red. Amerioa AN et Don "Uin | _Epecinl Brands. Faust,Budwolser and Erlanger. th treet and Union Pacitic Track, Omuha. off. " Here they are on the increase, and 80 | unchanced at $4.85i for sixty day bills, I ' Tige: chrome 'yellow, genuin TEDIS ——""" STORZ & ILER, LOUIS BEADFORD, lon as cash and June continue to command | $4,805 for demand. ehroma yellom K ‘ochre. Tochello. 3 5 Gl & premium over July this Is_likely to remain o Jesn) Dealer in Lumbe Doors, Kte. \'lr\la (‘er Lath, Lime, Sash, ochi rel 8 th and Douglns; Corner | | Rre, American, Lager Beer Browers, 1%e; Winter's mineral, 2ige: Lenigh biown, orth 15th Street, Omah 2ige; Spanish brown, 2'4e; Prince’s mineral, R — Yool — 3 IpES—Green butehers, Si§@be; green ——OF THE—— Butchers’ Tools. cured dry flint, 1i@luc; drv salt, 9@10c; reen ealf 8king, ?\,m,:gug'w price. I«]|qwf.f|?£¢a"(ar,:;;g‘i Chicagn,Milwaukefi&sL Paul H.y Bum{:-(r‘s'#?’m{:i:‘d"fififllo the most popular market. No fears need be PRODUCE MARKET. entertained from now on of a scarcity in eles vator room in Chicago, and there is nothing | Chicago, May 17.—Following quota- to interfere with the free movement of grain | tions are the closing tigures: from the interior. A good deal of wheat Flour— |'lr||\ lml unchanged; winter wheat that could not be delivered on May contracts | tour, 84,2 uthern, $4.10@4.20; will arrive during the next few weeks unless | Wisconsin, l Michigan _soft there should be a radical change in trade | sprine wheat, $3.70@: Minnesota bakers, conditions from those ruling at this moment. | 85.70@+.30; patents, $4.50@450; low grades, The first decline in June from S0l @siije rve flour, Juiet as §5,25@3.403 10 carried the price to 88%e. The next upward | sac ks and Darr s, §3:@3.70. Dous Ins. LI”L‘A(;() LUMBER Ct Wholesale Lumber, 8148 hlhllv!el Omaha, Neb. ¥. (nlpclll‘r " C. N. DIETZ, Lumber. ci Yellow, 2 c¢; brown, c. 3ausago Casings gf all kinds alwaysin st Sheep Pelts, 25@Tbc. —_— ones st Omaba Plnnu—(,nlm.nesnlrm 188 proof, $1.10; v ) dnamx proof, 5, Spirits, second quality, The Best Route from Omaha and Eto, Sige was tho next Incident, and the 3 s ¢ l{(?}nd California Stroets, Omaha, Neb, © qwoep put e price ut i lc"”"l'.i’?; & | Wient-=Tradiiig was slow during most of T 5‘:{,,, S e o Soiaoll gy (3 P T FRED W. GRAY, | me the hand on the indicator di 0 he session, mnes he warket was s o ~ r > e Tow ts3ge, BOr abova SSIC: A broak 10 | strong, at otfiers: weak. - June wie the prin: whiskfes, $1.0 in, pented, “sva | FOVEXTEL ED.ASTT | omaha Come and Spieo Mills. L umber, Lime, Cement, Kt ) 5 covery | cipal attraction, 1t was rumored that there : Ken! "t" y O b 3 8 Teas, Ooffcos. Spic King Powder, Flvvoring Ba- e | to 8 quickly followed. The fluctuations in | was considerable realizing on outside ac- “"’l" 7 n‘"}“ ‘E“‘,‘)‘;",‘l‘,“"'“ TYes, Sh00. 203 | Two Trains Daily Between Omaha, Coun- tacta, Loty Tiue 1ok BUE i 1o armey HOAGLAND, | July and August were 'ge. counts, some eredited it to northwest. Mar- SN o0 Frandies. Tmporied: £5,008 / cil Blufls Lo T ¢ mc:;ml n(llnpln)ed colu?hlunl}la ncIn\Lw l\v(tg\tln‘pulllcnl)hrm lrytnd;lu:'“nsfnl p’rlo dmm. o 64, BOGE. 00, mpor l‘;"mnm‘ Chicago, TN Milwaukee, GATES, COLE & MILES, Lumber, ound the opening and for a fow minutes | J;@sge higher, closin ige higher for | L =31 hneaBeil arRani 5 (' — ; H @8.00: $1.25@3,00, (‘hnmmnes, St. Paul, Minneupolis, CedarRapids, llomo Coffee aml Spico llllln M’ I'¢ 0. = EY LU. = AlLtnSks, hiLLe soRaral latian tetemere | . Cor, lu:lu.ncl) vebu g Ul opet o “‘;‘,:‘:{‘“,, . e—tton, . rata 83.8); | Clinton, Dubuque, ~ Davenport, | fryonatas ) m,:,;( Kice lamo Hlend To Dmlers Only. Do Important chianes, ' the luctuations | at about yesterday's close, and ¢ ecinlonst 14 mbmlemex axc‘ Elgin, Madison, .{mgvflle. G Wbl ot . i, N or the most pal ni in sympathy wi he | higher; = cash, June, 30%c [0, 1201 Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, chanees in wheat, Crop news was favor- R S0 hubs, 0 able, more rain being reported in some parts nctive, mo speoial change; s A UG AL R i) DG i e e = f thisgstate. June corn was offerod spar- e Suly, Sige, Sm Live Stook Sold. s o Ll Bonthoal e R EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Hardwood Lumber, ngly, and that future was pretty firmly held, Q) Showing the number of cattle and h chain, per Ib, 6 aLMOL Furnam sieeet, (in-Paxton hotel, o at John Epeneter, Prop. Wood Carpets and l'“?;-“ Flooring. 9th aud Douglas thouh thers was no searcity of’ July offer: | Barley-- it Douent by the londing buyers on to-day's | Wedzes, fo; trowbars, go: Union Pacific Depot. Manafaoturer of Galvanized Iron and Cornles. 928 __ ings, the latter oeing now regarded” as the nmmny seed—?nlme. $1.73. market: b spring_steel. 7@fc: Burden’s horse s p,,,,.,_ Pullman Sleepers and the finest Dining Cars Dodge and 168 and 105 N, 10th st.. Omaha, Nev. IEL, ivotal month, ‘The opening to-day was at [ Flax Seod—81.10}. % 1068 $4,75: Burden’s mule_shoes, TBarbed | B the world are run on the mainlines of the RUEMPING & BOLTFE, JOHN A, WAKEFIE D, Justabout yesterday's closing Jgires, The Whisky-cs1.10, o o | Anglo-American Packing Co : wire' In ear loty ~40!n(ur lwolbit aits ShjCAde MILYALRAR & % aanaaYAL bl % Wholesale Lumber, Ete. irs esin July were at dlic, and after Pork—Dull, quiet an 3 g & rate 0 steel natls, ( 3 4 rted and land 8t ullng weak niost of the forenoun and sell- | June, 2080, o S penifcatEaRCH [ dat it ammontl& (0o Sho buckshot, 1005 Haz1rd powder, | O Mo ',"n’l?,?,.}"“‘...'.‘,.‘}‘:’.'."""" Ornamental Galvauized Cornices, et m'n'inu‘.'.‘.'-'l'.f'ivi}g:r‘;.’.? i Ceens aud Rost ng off to 41c., there was a sharp rally under Lard—Moderately _active and steady: Local. kegs, $5.005 do. half kegs, do. quarter | JIF. Tookan, Awsirt e increased buying to 41%@dldge, together. | cash t Goneral Manager. Dormer Windows, Finale, Metalic Skylight, etc. 3108, $0.70; June, $6. Aha. 3 July, $6.824@ $1.50: blasting, kn-gu, 103 fuse, per 10 A. V. R CARPENTER, General Pagsemger and ‘The 1 o’clock quotations were at the top for | 6.8, smail, in_ bbis, do, in Y s‘"“‘.:*.L‘CT.T‘z.*(.‘;;’i‘j;:.i'i.”i,“°' THE. RAIWAY TIVE TABLES, | = white extra OMAHA. OMAHA C yellow C, 4 - 08 and 610 8.12th At Omahs. | feet, 65c. Lead bar, 81% : Ticket Agent. N CORNICIE WORKS, | all futires, and with the excoption of | 'Bulk Ments—Shoulders, : short | ol over. et n LAT I RARIRD AuE ORieAl T WESTEI(‘:NM“fi :,mrp" 2 LIS o | “l’z“l'.-:""'lcu‘{‘:““)"‘&“fi"‘“"‘r:fl l""')"‘l;é li’nflll @ie. c“iflfiwsr—'wmh 'c:g:fierrys' 6@1034c; dairy, | Burnsides Protrs Medium, in_bbls, $8.00: do, in [ —J-T:CLARK. General Suverintendent. Galvantsed Iron Cornicen, ete. 8 J.m.m.- ved Pate UNION STOCK YARDS CO., | and closed about that much lower, Juié | 14@i7e, Y e & balf bbls, . “ent Motalic Skyligut, | Harris & Fis| resting at 1 0'clock at 27@27}e. July at 38'se, | Cheese—Dull; full cream cheddars, 105@ | Clarke 1iros. and August at 20}4@%c. 'vhe market was | 113ge; flats, 1112 youn; 125@ | ¥ dull, vary ldlo “speculative business being | 1hes skl @fige. 2o nF Americas B | K Arnold e ansnete Lugs—Firm at 10 ¢@11e. r 3 B In proviston circles thers wasno particular | Hides-Unchangod sneavy groen salted 7igo; | 1onjan & Rotuchild Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Boyd, Buperintendent, Live Stock Commission. g M. BURKE & SONS, life or unusual development. Lard, which @ I powiered, 63w ics Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Bugs, ” solt catly ot Tfi‘ul\;d;gs otando, closed at D o A L L porrers—Ordiiary n‘é“"é’fl‘u b «;@1 o mr T A Th e e W imolams, Mautings. . 131 Douglas stroot Live Btock ~Commission. cline of 2c. ort ribs sto 13@14e: di 5. ) 3 3 o Burke, atToclock unchanged, though the. Initial | “Tallow—Unenimees: No. 1 sountor 40y Nor | 1oaal oy | faney “kreon T — 5 4 o‘IcCItARIS(. : Uston Stook Farde,B: Granhe: Telephone s, transactions in them were at an appreciation | a, 8ijc; cake, 43¢, 00al..eeiuniennn seneee2IL | rument Java, X Pebilic Express 2:50 am' 8:20 pm Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, rlo@l"tf‘c In both short ribs and lard Receints, Shipments, Shipments. 2 M(fi l"nugmm s N roasied,2{c; Denver_Express. | 5:20 pm 10:55 am | Mattiogs, Curtain Goods, Eto, 133 Faroam Street, SAVAGE & GREEN, s dune duly and August were the faverite | Klour, bbls.......... 14,000 1000 | Showing the numbor of cattle, hozs and | Dyworth's - e: fed Cross, 2= ¢, " <" | 11:00 am — Live Stock Commission Merchants, . Boxr0,75, and tlosod at $20.16G31.00, The | Spnenty, PU- 215000 | shecpshippzd from the vards during theday. | CANNED Goona -Oystersstandard,per case, ixeept Crockirziand g o oy and gl Kinds of sl slitnd i June n:‘hlfluv for thiy article was quoted the flnu,' bu.. 85,000 Gl &L";’;mo;_ 5‘1’3,“’:::";::5 %{{".,p",' c""%:.flo, T B.aM, KR e s n elar}m\ulovl'éw;!g:}z\v}wlat i umset- R i 00 Din pe ,!’fifm,;,";",‘f s |t Bapri. . 1000 am | Awsnt for te Maiefacturers and Tmporters of ~_ Millinery and Wotions. AL ISR LCll A : | . New York, — Chicag o 0,0 .vn Night Expre: 7:45 pm Crockery, lassware, 6 7 7 B gt o Bl uly ot 4D, Ot wore | options opuned. o shado ot AeaE Jover .Chieago | potense, S0 “Hineariss b, per Uil Griniy Millinery and Notion: ; Fork was' {«?ml::-u Hejptune) sold 3t 27 | easier and declined X(@sco, closing stendy B0 1 b Pmakerer. per'goge 85103 | Depot ot y otions, May or June. Lard was steady. 2 wlh a slight reaction unz{ndod red, 95@ All sales ot stock 1n tms market are made | 11D salmon, nexd( 1.50@L.55; 210, goose- ail and Expr 1313 and 1216 Harney Stveet, Omaha, Neb. c; No. 3 red, 95@ib! g nE:}.Fviuia}T and Storage. rinz b«'\n Chicago Express. 0. 1red, $1.01 rewt. live welzht unless otherwise stated. berries, nercnwl I dellvered: No. 2 red, CHICAGO LIVE S10CK. e in’ elevator, 98 | Dead hogs sell at “{o per Ib, for all weights. 7 : . A. HURLEY, T T @iige deiivered, free on board; | “Skins,” or hogs welshing less than 100 Ibs 13 1b KO8 J &G B | ~D. 4. " otions. | o T ¢ una‘closlnl at ‘l‘V‘E@‘“h | novaluo. CPrognant sows are dockad 40 o, | early June peas. pe $: 31b toma- l"l"'l‘f" 16th and F '""“"' 105 8:10 am Commission and Jobbing. e e e SR HICAGO, May 17.—[Special Telegram to Corn—Receipts, 55, andstags $) 1bs, by the public inspsctor. toes. 84, 0@2. 0t lb ('nmS!.-lr)@&xo 'h“ .. L Bibiim) Bytter, Eggsand, Produce. Cons) mments o solicited. | J, T2 KOBINSON NOTION CO. the BEE.|—CATTLE.—The receipts were con- | a shade lower and' dull; op! shade i B Maromes— h-rc-drlll&_m. square cases, | Expros B e mairots. 101s Doagestrast, Omata Wholesle Dealers 1n siderably lighter than yesterday, though for | lower and in some cases dull, closing steady; Live Stock Notes. L SaUAre, ailon kegs, $1.2:@130; —PEYCKE BROS. Notlons nnd Fnrnlphhm Gooda, the week thus far we have an increase of :'J‘&",“’g"‘;’r‘é ((kJ‘u’ne Pl m,{,":‘l’"“"" Cattle stronger. New Orleans 'm-g.u n 33¢i0c; inaple syrup, |~ 44 b about 2,500 head. Buyers were out earlier | “(ats- ftecelpts, 61.000; “i:mm_ §10; gener- | A fow sheep sold. it " per g'\llon T0e; 1 gal C. St. 0. Commission Merchants. this morning and salesmen made quite an C.St. P. M. & hall galion cans, Deponstnnml Webster st. 4 effort to advance prices, but they were not ally %wlda”@mmd ‘Westeru, 84@36e; white | Nearly everything sold. k& Sioux City Express western, Hogs brought a little better prices. Fruits, Produce and Prousions, Oniaha, Neb, P 2 : horso shoe, unmron luxpres W. E. RIDDELL, A P v aAnsreil i Serne roust. halt-ted I360-1b. catuls comd ot | #1503 family mess, 8150 car of cattle. ) % Pner-Heidaick, 67, - Rabey ious R I O PR Bpecpsia-nuier Bepy, cleste, Poulry, Game, el be sold bétter than $4.00 and some corn-fed ,,.E":;‘,;.;‘E_"‘}“L’:_‘“‘; getive nd bigher; wost- | % Manion, Wabash, was in and marketed | = QANDY—Mixed, Ki<@lle; stiek. 8%@0e. [ - MISSOURI PACIFIC. LA ) ranch eattle, averazing about 1400 1bs were | ““Butter—Dulland heavy; western, 13@20c. | ®10nd of hog: CRACKERS—Garneau's sods, butter and | Depot 15th and Websterst.| WIEDEMAN & CO., Jeans Pants, Shirts, EW. “U;,lad 1104 Douglus Stroed, ‘r‘ slow of sale at about $4.30@4.85, The gen- J. M. Abrams, Valley, in with fa plenic. 5kc: creams, ¥l4oi Ringer snaps, 8iges | Day Express. g Produce Commission Merchants, —_—— —_— 4 eral market for fat cattle was fairiy active fi',}:";’r,.",‘.‘.{‘,},‘;‘.‘,,ffi:;d tirmer; western, | loads of Catt ALeYySAIne 10 JIMYJONE HcityieodinTics S ll‘j‘lgmlgx 20 o :’mg g:‘; Poultry, Butier, Game, Frulte, etc. 20 8. Li st Paper Boxes. god dlosed ""’“{ s’mflp“‘flm“"“' 135010 | fresh, 15@13 * | "H. Smith, Friend, Neb,, was in and mr- Dry Lumber. HOOINITANLERs oh: o s - eb. B us~ |3t e Milwaukeo, May 17—Wheat—Steady; ( keted two loads of hogs. o DUMMY TRAINS, = J. L. WILKIF, and foeders, uw( 20; cows, bulls and “t:‘,;‘“c ‘,',"',,"8'; 'l""' 8. k_ll’;d'li““’l' ?;""}‘ l{“’l",‘i' was in and mar- = o T LARAGH, T . on G GOOPMAN, V. V. Pros. l.unm ‘52““" ‘".f“ I";Bo.l'e !-'.u.. 4 ed, 8,05 bul .00@3.183 slop-fed | Gats_Wank; No. 2, white, 30c Lh;' ;f“,';‘ 5‘;‘,“ “-N a eeats Running belweencaunfllUIIIH?nndSo:tI: A AYD; Koo od Tran. e ied et il aani 78 S L A EMTE i e B N6 £ B N s TSt AT e omat M aiiioy 1o e sl et | OMAILA COALy CORE & LIME | e T AogacHusnes: wax ufilva and values gxifi{;fi:‘:gh’;“-;m May, $14.50, Paul Peterson and Charlie Gutch, from fourth ‘streets, and at Summit, in Omaha. COMPANY, Printing. LY igher an onday; common ) 3 g 3 A Westward, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, Oincinnatt, Muy 17.-Wheat—-Scarce and | "S55 BIair were in looking over the market ontwar e e S mx‘ed.u 06. butcher wel; ts and thn REES PRINTING Co}llI'Afi, Buckley & Ross, Stromsburg, were “Broad- | Trans- | Omaha. S '"""‘“‘“‘"“”"‘"""’ Omaxs, Neb. hoavy, 33.00@5.10; light, 84.40@4.50; | firm: No 3 red, S7c. b ners with two loads of catie aud twoof | ¢ way. | fer. Torda . J. JOH} @ CO., Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, yorkers, §4.80@4.85, Corn—Weaker; No. 2 mixed. £2@4254c. hogs. 15 =l — Manuf: f llli I W ite L4 And Book Binders. 106 and 108 South Fourteenth) —— Oats—Firm; No. 2 mixed, 30}gc. - BOARDS. 6:15 ann Mturers o no 8 White L me. street. Omahia, Neb, LIVE 8TOCK Rye—Firm; No. 2, 65@66c. 8, H. Daniels, Plattsburg, the live stock | No.1,com,s1s.... o 4 And ghip; Conl and Coke —_— 4 Pork—Quiet at $16.00, agent of o Wabasl, was ainong the visitors | No: & com, 81 5. o0 T ”"‘"h .;‘5:1 fl‘:x' LY WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Onloago, May 17,—The Drovers' Jour- | Lard—Quiet at §6.60. L y O & 0000 ML 8. p 8:40 0:05 Telephono 811, Auzxiliary Publishers. N — Dufour & Co. and the Northwestern have o o “(‘}a’l:r:rmfn!{!?:.l‘)w stronger; shipping LV::‘I::(:.’I‘::“:I A t;;l.l;lnl: ‘—‘\'vlhr:l—stendy fitted up thelr oflice in the Exchange build- [ No.1,4 &6n, | X & “ "' ""“zh"" o 100 i Dealers 12 Trve, Premvie and, Eriaters’ Suppiies. 49 SEN gloors, 4WGLE: " sicokors -ln;‘ a&' lni.luctlv«h&’:. n)-{ud.l mé' Slc: June 81 ing l('; ‘;‘;":::’P:é e s No.3 11:40 1;3; ey 1 'l LY h s s 3:. H ulk, Saeg)@&lb. Toxas ';:ue, 'sr%.g fl:nyg, w):c:’ Jul; y_;; m; s&"’s Bou}."n, marktln;-{’;"!fheul &:r atle;r‘s og‘mll;:aws that av- 4Hu and 16 ft B 20 Manufacturing Confectioners, pis Pumps. Vi b, 783{c; June, 79¢; July, 80lyc. On track: | eraged pounds, a! was his own “ 3 2:40 8105 Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. 1211 Faraam 8t 3 s ogs-Recapta, 11,000:strone, and 6100 o haca, Bligainacs Noos Borthern i, | feeding and good siock. f,- e o §:40 405 % BROWNELL & CO., A mxher rough and mixed, $4.60@5.00; pack- | No 2 northern, James Dolby. of the firm of John Alexan- |~ CEILING A " 50 5:15 Manufacturers and Dealers in 1 In and nhmmn ., $4.00@5. 15 light, 84.50@ Flour—Flrm patents, $4.40@4.50; bakers’, | der & Co., Chicago live stock commission 1steom., 3 in White Pine 5 0:15 — ngines, Boilers & General Machinery snu p—”\.m&wpmsm i m e duualers s lkv‘ bro;l:;rc of Nate })mxy :v‘xlm Clear, % in. Norway Pine Camn 4 13 & Cigars and Tobacco. klal.utmlrunn:;‘r:. Sioam Pampr. Saw Mills, ‘Agwe k strong : eiD! rown, Parkhurst & Co., was a visitor at the ORING, K e afting, g 1 all short 3.00G24.26: western, 8450 | Shipments—\Waet, 1,00 bu; flour, 14,000 | yards. A 8 meb, white Sluonune TUMAX MEYER & CO., 130 whgons, erspare,aad baletied.” LA Leg e l;. ':- 'J L “The news of the death of Colonel Hancock, pine.: 1 Tonees of Clkats Totans: Tenworth st Omabe f l‘u"‘:‘" 8 f::"l‘?‘ lw‘h “hl'lflm leerp(ml. 17, — Wheat — Firm | of the firm of Keenan & Hancock, the vet- E L “ =+ (Sel Fen'a) 11:45 aad Guns and Ammunition, 215 to 23 8. 11th st., 1000 to | from s .'1‘1 Hon, quatow’ thie “aupplics 3}0 nl:lre .ng demnml| f“rr:& ‘lilgll':l::’ %zrr n;t):l:r‘;l‘elga eran live mck ::":::-"‘x'?lofl del{ers u(‘ Cr]u- A LS Inahls. 1.300K ROARDS, tward. 102% Farnam'st., Omaha, Neb. CHURCHILL PUMP CO., | Best Anierican steers, 12 per pound drossed | wsstoom: do i per contal. o0 1§15 Geath Souths Omaha 10ses & warm friend. | No. 1, om. 12 tn Stock Omaha.| WEST & FRITSCHER, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, | weight. ey M,...,‘ May 17.—Wheat—Quiet but [ He had great confidence In the ultimate | o'}t Yards. LT e Co's arta. AL : (Nauonal Stock Vards East S8t | fiemi casn 3(@sdo; Jime, Sic groatness of the Omana live stook market | No-3 [ | i YT — e i Ll BTAY 1 fopm Recel ,800; | Corn—Higher: cash, 378;@sSc: June, 873c. | and often predicted that it wou owme the 5 U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP K shipments, 500; stronger; cholce heavy na- o.u_uuu.ndmy.cuh 27%c; June, no | greatest rival of Chicago. It has been an- ke IR 9 1 { B fatocts: ?4%& hl“nc“k’xa%-"’“‘-&x ‘Pork—Quiet 81575, novicell hag Sio baginem of the i Wikl go 3o thenr fue U‘ m":" b i Acy_Qesss. Ealodes Wit s ater supplies, { ym, (g ot 87000 Toeders, Tar 5 Pork—Qulet: new, 315 ! e e OTESTn ManKkETs | © ek 224 *0: 1% 1013 M. E. SMITH & CO,, Phiimblug dopas. Bl il and ST e Y 1 y A ""“ 4.5003 "‘l{‘“"““- 2003 }a'..":fi'f— 0“11.“ and easy; creamery, 18@20c; ‘White Cedu, o'uy %6 120 9 In.qrs... 116 uis D’flf.fi&fif.’flfl"}:?fif??“;.fl?.‘.fi’“ Joioohane No. 34 ;cl‘nla lml u;ln.ln higher: Leh;j 0| huv‘“lnd 7 Q, § A General “"_'r“u::dfl;y o 6. Batts, AATTERS x-lr'xzfl.‘ ;;}5 iglas, cor. WNeb. A. L. STRANG CO., . utchers' se ng, - 8 atts, 21 in., 70c i S 1 . 0@ @m){c. Corn—Dull but rm, Oau—sund o 5:15 Distillers of Liguors, “Alcohol and Bpirita. _ Importers h, e M-n n o-nn-. ok 4. tN,M.L Euns—swulv at 1 3 ¢ Kanuan City, Mav 17.—Cattie—Recolpts, | yX2meas Oltx, ‘#r,’(e"afiw}:;?%%“fi'a A i 3 cooonal packare %0 WILL‘(‘)‘!;’O;.;'RI;‘(‘;;;)IST"LE’I . hipments, 1. more active with val- J | ‘m bld"meu H 3 | of fancy butter that sells above the quotations R ILER & CO. % miand o shiady highers common to | Y60t Steady; No. 3, cash, S43¢o bid, 85 | Eiven Below, Chice couptey, 13@loe; fairto S8 ) 1 elxulv« B,00(@-4,4) s, 1 feed- S5 leds ’J e, 8ot Jul bid 10@12¢; common, No. 1, plain, 8and lum 11:90 H arnrnne 3 Ing steers, 50610 col o | ‘@i e une, 8ixe; July, Séke bid, ,..?."“:.‘u’.“ufl‘2’::‘.&"3%.:‘"?‘.‘,’.‘,:‘1""‘.‘ No. 1, plain, and 101n..."" a0 Ealre P. BOYER & CO., . cs—Keceints, 1),000; ] crea : Yol MEH: | e E . et R e RS | DRI 1 g | B e B ELECTRIC A ml‘;u;lzg‘."fl" ‘2\?34‘“ SBolow $42E4.107 8k s steady; mixed, 51@52¢; white, 56@5 L1VE PoULTRY—Chickens, '&«i@d-i COUNCIL BLIJFFI. %° Otaana, Nob. — Oats—Easier at 37c. Game—Ducks, mallard, per doz. $2.00@ eave | ATTIVE | & R.BACEN Pre W .nn" .“_“.,.“ FINANUIAL for 1“3'-."5"":'::.?: s;um‘ quotably %fi.&"{i"x‘u'@" S 1" w@l ‘IB ducl;;, CONNECTING LINILS Tnnlfar Transfes R, J, CARsON, viiTen, o d Sup! G. ANDREEN, Naw Yous, May 7 Specil Telegram ol 8 mm}fi .,.',i.“‘%'f’é“.'« minrm“pg 4oz, 82.00;" snipe, | devos” | dopot” | 2H4B DN },’}vflnd.."&’,ff‘m‘w Omaha Safe Works, to the BrE.|—STocKS.—The stock market n - . R. L &Pt T:5am 9:15am 4 b a 3 was more than usually active to-day, the | DLk Meats-Shoulders, 85.80; long clear | | Porgrors~ton wo grown, small lots, from AllTralys fun Dally, | 915 m 525 pin | 2% tihol Surtng. Coment brain Fie. ‘bun of wml:u bo!l‘wn:ml l': dlvl.l‘:end;.p;y-l sl T S O gmo“_q? w"(":h.flrn' p‘l’: z,w:., ;,oil' : 40pm 7:00 pm ng securities. orthwestern advan OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Apum:- ew fornia sf sells af C. & N. W. ELEVATORS. per cent, touching the highest voint yet —_— 8} @iige per 1 h g Tenched thia your Rck Lsland was ancther Tusaay, Moy 7. | | SEELEES market s bre and ter 1 A VRO S e bull card, advancing 2§ per cent on reports Cattle, NEW VEGETABLES—Spinach, per bbl. B &Q OMAHA ELEVATOR and GRAIN | Sash, Doors, Blinds and Moul ings, of some receipts which it was alleged would | The receipts of cattle to-day compared GLB; top onions, per dozen bunches, 2 A COMPANY. ___liranch offiee, 124b and 11ard sts., Omaba, Neb, 800D acerue to the stockholders, An official | With yesterday show a falling off of 300 ndllh per dozen bunchol,mc,lonnu. All trains run daily.. Jobbers and Storers of Grain shipments of deulors solicited and saiiati uaranteed. Omaba, 10 —___-——— Furniture. denial from President Cable caused a quick break, but it was rallied later on buying by the poo! which has the deal in hand. Pres- ident Keep was also quoted as saying that he knew mothing about any extra dlvidend to head. “'The market opened fairly active nnfl «)e; pie plant, per Ib, 2i¢c; home grown aspa- alittle stronger than yesterday. us, per d , 40@50c; cucumbers. per doz, Satile wre 1y 004 rerjuost 'and the buik of | She: ? P nferlor stock.75@$1.00: good clean them sold out early. Thin grassy cows are BeAN @L.25; medium, hand pleked, fla 1,60, BOIIN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blir Mould'ngs.Stair Work and Inl "“'12: L opeiied. N. K. cor. Just opeil 6, sor. C. M, &St. P, Al trains run daily.... L‘U’ITRE neelected, and are slow at most any price. mnntr‘r 00 ‘The warket closed with nnd a few 0dds and | $1.40@1.50; hand picked. LTVA 81. K. C.8t. ). &C. B, f b ds left over, 100 bead in P’ROVisIONS-—Ham, fast "Exw t Saturday, E " "DEWEY & STONE, i SO bo declarea by the Northwestern company or | " RS TINORISRA, JReel Pnayin R L ! CARPENTER F ( | ::a’lm.lla-thm b e.u‘l; ’l‘hcm:pnocl :II;::": ‘The market o) n“o::flvo at prices from & dr}‘:r‘ beel, c' Imbl.fl.}:"'n'l“u‘i.ifillg “0" "’l‘lll‘.l :o‘l'zogl‘llgalnow. g H(md!!- Wholeu'ienf)e:}e::-:l.l :.nrulture. W hol""l" Paper I ] Al ihe coul statbReading. Lackawanon, | shad t0.5c hor. " Tho receipts wer liberals oL 20 9,--... &munfi 'Ql-.‘ ufir: e forwaa i oo inute tavas labor, Ume g o STV ERTOR— | T A i &, el b cans, n| and Jersey Central sold down aud contrib- uted to increase the bearish feeling in regard W tbe whole List. Loudon prices, nowever, ders. which witl bo bl o Ordess will eceive ‘peFionul AL entione antes good gO0ds ana low 1114 und 11116 Doug| W. St [. &P ionts used by Ia: - | All lrdmrun dmly S - 8C &P but the demand was good and the pens were any all clear 5c; S1b cans. Fairbank: JBoun l Alltral, chm nsrun dally. ... nnl {'n luuu left” unsold, aud they were | _ LEsoNs—Messioa, chol .50 y d, y P 8, qu. per box, Wo iart Mirrors, etc. 1206,1208 and 1210 Farnam st Omaba. l Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery,