Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 10, 1889, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. MAY 10, 18S9, THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Bnormous Increase in Exports Re- ported From New York, RAINY WEATHER DISREGARDED. But Yesterday's Markets Weakened Nearly All Around—Cattle * and Hogs Not Very Brisk. CRICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS, [Special ‘Pelegram to —The continuation of rains in the northwest, and the extension of the rain area o the south and east, proved to be a factor of insufficient importance to cause a break in wheat, to-day. Towards noon, however, there ‘was a fairly libera! swing in the pit on the prospects of general showers throughout Illi- nois and Indiana, the territory that has been prolific of complants of drought of late. New York fired in whole broadsides of ex- port news. If oue-half that is told about the export business is true, stocks in New York will be reduced very largely in the near future, because the wheat reported “worked for export” during the past week or ten days has not been all shipped, and a #00d many people on 'change are disposed to regard the reports as “faked.” A good parv of the news comes from sources that are usually regarded as trustworthy, and, in the absence of direct proof to the contrary, it must be accepted as reliable. The fact that gram has not yet cleared can not be considered evidence that business is not genuine, although 1t can not be said that it does not go out because of the scarcity of vessel room or unfavorable freigh es. The clearances, yesterday, as posted on the blackboard, foot up only 53,000 bushels, but a dispatch from New York mentions an actual clearing of thirteen boat loads (104,000 bushels) additional to the lute reports yesterday, to be included in the day's ofticial returns. Reports of new business done in New York, to-day, vary from sixteen to thirty-five boat loads. Dutch gets a bill in particular of freight room being taken for forty-six loads of grain, twelve to Portugal, eleven to Avonmouth, twelve to Cork, seven to Marsailles and four to Glasgow. This may not mean wheat, aud the buying of freight room does not necessarily mean shipment of grain at all. Stili, the indica- tions may be considercd tavorable to an out ward movement. McDonald wires that the best posted men in the trade believe that all of the wheat in store in New York and vicin- ity has been placed, except 3,000,000 bushels, As stocks there approximate 5,000,000 bushels, this means that 2,000,000 bushels are held in readiness for shipment, it conditions are favorable. The story of the local market may be best told as follows: July, popular delivery, opened anywhere from S0cto 80'5¢, and advanced immediately to c. Above B0l{c thore was very free selling by Linn, Cidahy und other profcssionals, who had one “long for a turn,” and equaliy liberal uying by George Smith, Pardridge and Phillips, who had_presumably gone short at lower figures. What Hutchinson was doing was cloudy, but ho was suspected of heavy purchases in a quict way. Neéw York was certainly a good buyer ob all the soft spots. After the heavy-weight professionals had ot protty well evened up, the market sold off on skepticism oa the subject of export business; and on expectations of rains through the winter wieat districts, the mar- ket was run down to . v subsequently advanced to S03¢, nd off to 80c, closing, however. or 3¢c above yesterday's last price. Vicwed as'10 _wheat, the mariet may be said to bave displayed considerable Sgimp” It was buy on all the breaks, according to the scalpers' rec- ord, which applies only to one ses- sion, without regard = to _to-morrow’s prospects. Muv rauged at S5@-G¥c and closed at 8 June ranged at 83 @S4kge and closed it Sio. The firm opening to the wheat market, strong cables and the nervousness of the shorts, caused corn to start in fairly active and firm, at about the closing prices of the previous day. On free buying by the shorts some advance on the opening was estab- lished, but the offerings of July corn at 36c and over werc in excess of the demand and an cusier feoling and a lower range of prices was_established. St. Louis became very weak on the prospects for rain in the corn belt, und New York was similarly affected. The export demand was reported active at New York and shippers were also taking hold freely here. From the seaboard, clear- ings were very heavy. There wera 60,000 busheis shipved yesterday from New Orleans to Liverpool. The reaction from the early strength was not again made good, the clos- ing figures being nearly the lowest of the day and from }4c to e under the prices cur- rent at the corresponding tine yesterday. Outs were active, with the rece saw motion carrying prices downwar It was conceded that the shar) yesterday wus not altogether wi With reports of ruin in the west and indica- tions of further moisture] there was a desire to sell. Furthermore, the local scalpers wero disposed to take in the profits resulting from the recent advance. The opening was a fraction lower all around, with May selling down 3¢ to 23i¢e, and June to 23c. July 1naintained its premium of nearlylje over the next month, and September was quict with light trading in No. 2 outs, to go to store, at 2810, Burely 25 per cent of 124 cars inspected is graded contract oats, and the withdrawls from store were reduced to 6,425 bushels. In provisions the fecling was a little nervous, The opening and closing were bharacterized by decided strengtn, but dur- ing the day the market exhibited more or less uncertainty, with trading largely of the scalping sort and between profossionals. The gossip lately circulated concerning the movements of Cudahy and Armour naturall, pluced the trade somewhat “at sea.” In ail quarters a strong disposition was manifested to keep close to shore until something de- finite was developed, hence the day’s market was largely & pitdeal. Quotations were kept within a moderate range, and for pork and lard the final quotations were the sume as yesterday. In short ribs, the changes gotually —mude were limited to su advance of 3ic. ——— CHICAGO LIVE BTOOR MARKET. Cuicaco, May 9.--[Special Telegram to Tur Bre]—Carrie—~The receipts were lighter than the dealers expected, and there solid lwprovement in the market, for light and medium weights were fully 10¢ higher, and there was a live move- ment at that. Some nice *little” cattle sold 160 higher, The market for heavy cattle was no better, and, in fact, some buyers quoted prices as lower. At any rate, ripo, fat, 1500@1700 1b cattle, which sold av $4.00@ 4.10, sold lower relatively than 2¢ cows. Handy light cattle, in many cases, soid higher than mature heavy beeves, that had cost much more per pound to make, Choice 10 extra beoves, $1.00@4.85; medium to good steers, 1850 10 1500 1bs, §3.654.10; 1200 to 1850 1bs, $3.00@4.20; 950 to 1200 1bs, §3.50@ ; stockers and feeders, $2.00@?.00; cows, nd mixéd, $1.75@3.60; bulk, "3 U@ attle, §2. A40@3.80, etonened steady to strong but olulud weak nbeavy; but the bulk of the duy's offorings changed b yes- wrduu quotations. Sales ranged from 4,60 to #4.75 for heavy; mainly around £4.65 for packing grades, and #.70@4.72% for ship- pln heavy and butche 'Sorted," light from §4.70 to #4.00, principally at #4.733¢ g‘ 75 for 220 1bs down, and 4. 823¢ for orkers; and $4.85@1.90 for singeing or fancy sort. FINANCIAL. New York, May 9.—[Specia! Telegram to T The statement of the Atehison, made public afier the close of business, yosterday, caused a great ‘deal of intorest in that stock, and not & little weak- poss in the entire list at the opening to-day, The features of the statement were pretty well known and discounted in advance, but Atchison started % per cent lower, at 43X, and, to the surprise of the trade, ylelded but 3 turther, t0 43, and reacted 10 43} duriug tho forenoon. were from i feeling soon caused & reaction, prices at about the last fizares of yesterday Animation was confined to Atchison, Read ing, St. Paul and Oregon Transcontinental. A few usually neglocted shares attracted attention; Tennessce Goal lost 13, to 88 Pittsburg & Western proferred moved up 1 per cent to 44, while Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western advancod 2 points to 11614, The hour to noon was markod at first by dull noss and weakness, followad by a little strength, 1aaving prices at midday a trifie under the first of the morning. There was little interest in stocks late in the day and there was no roturn of strength to make any gains in the list. Pullman dropped off 2 points, to 158, St. Paul, after being quito active arouna 67, closed at 6537, or % lower for the day. Atchison touched 43 the sec- ond time, closing % lower than last night at 431, Other losses for the day were Ten- nessee Coal, 1){; Burlington, Missouri Pa- cific, Northwestern, ana Orezon Transpor- tation, }¢ each; Louisville, and New Eng- land, % each. The total sales for the day were 180,347 shares, including 22,000 St Paul, and 25,300 Oregon Transcontinental. g were the closing quotations: 8. 48 regular, { Northern Pacific 8,45 conpons ...1214 | dopreforred 8. d4sregnlar, 16y &N.W.. 8. 4158 coupons. . 108 do prererred cltle s of "5 B¢ Central Pacific 40 & Alton cago, Burlington Other losses at the opening to % per cent, but a firmer which left 152 aning & Toxas Lake Shore o Michigan Cetitral Missourt Pacitic | MoxEy—Easy at 1}§@2} per cent. Prive MERCANTILE PArER—33{@3% per cent. STERLING Excmasae—Dull, steady and un, changed; sixty-day bills, #.87. PRODUCE MARKETS. Crioao, May 9.—1:15 p. m. close—Wheat firm; cash, 85ic; June 84c: July, S0ife Corn—Easier; cash, 85¢c; June, July, 855%c. Onlts—Easicr; o1 * | Western Union. bes cash, 28%ge; June 23J{c; Barloy—Nothing doing. Prime Timothy--§1.43, Flax—$1 Whisky Pork July, $1 Lard—Rirm; cash, $6.02; June, $6.05; July, $7.00. Flour—Steady and unclianged; wheat, $2.00@4.90; spring wheat, £ rye flour, $2.40(@2 3 00, Dry Silt Meats—Shoulders, $5.25@ short clear, $6.25@6.97 : short ribs, .10, 1L@18c; dairy, ; cash, $12.10; June, £12. @5.75; Butter-Quiet; creamery, @12c. Cheese—Quiet: full cream cheddar flats, 6}¢@7c Young Americas, eady; fresh, 12 nchanged; heavy and light grae: sglted, bife; salted dull, 41{c: green salted calf, Be; dry flint, 7o; dry salted, calf, “@sc; deacons, cach, ’l'ulln\vfLm'll.mwc(l. Nc 1, solid packed, 3 No. 2, 8i{c; cake, 41¢c. Heceipts. Shipments. 11,000 . 5,000 £120,000 Oats. . 75.000 121000 New York, May 9.--Wheat—Receipts, ——; exports, 4.nuu;~;pnn strongor and fairly active: No. 2 red, 8ilfc i store; Stlge afloat; S3lg@ste f. o, 783gc; options moderately active and hu,hu May, S43gc. Corn—Receipts, 35,000; exports, spot active, firm and ' higher: No. 2, 413 44%7c in elevator; 4@4ige afioat; No. 43ige; ungraded mixed, 423§@4b3¢c; options more active and stronger. Oats—Receipts, 9,000; exports, §,0003 spot firmer and loss active: options quiet and easier; May, 29}4c: 3 July, 20%e; spot, No. 2, white, 343 @i3c; mixed wostern, 2@ Coffeo—Ontions steady and 1015 points down;; s 00 bags; May, $16.506010. July, $16.70; August, $16.55; fair cargoes, §18. Putroh.unwk;uxcv.butnwml\ ey Flour . Wheat. Corn., 11,00¢ 10,000 272,000 S537 spot Tio, dull; united closed Eiiis—Quiet ana woaker; western, 13(@ 14e., Pork- Lard— #7.28, Butter —Weakej creamery, 14 Cheese—Strong Minneapolis, oady; new, $13.25@1 usy; western stem, 155 May, western dairy, 9@ldc; Elgins, 18@1% o and iu demand. May 9.—Sample higher; reccipts, % ca shipments, 42 cars. Closing: No. 1 hard, May, 95c} July, 9c: on track, $9c; No. 1 north: ern,’ May, U0yc: July, $0c; on track, 90@01c; No. 2 northern, May,. S0c; July, Slc; on track; Soe. St. Louis, May 8. § (@50 5 Corn—Hipher wheat Wheat—Higher; cash, cush, 82{c; Scptember, Onts—Highe Pork—Strong Lard—Firm av 70. Whisky—Steady at $1.02, Weak; creamery, 15@i0c; dairy, ; cash, 1605 May, 243c. 4 $12.25, Cincinnati, J\L’xy 9.--Wheat--Nominal; 30@303 0@ 0. 9 mixed, . 2 mixed, Milwaukee, cash, 79%{c; 'Mny 9. — Wheat—-Firm; , Hidc. : No. 2, 'white, 271{@328c. No1'tbe, Provisions— Kansas City, M tronger; No. 2 red, casl, 0sige usked; No. 2 soft, cash, 770 Corn—Stronger No. 2cash, 27c bid: July, 27lgc asked. Oats—No. 2, cash, 19¢ bid. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, May reports as follows Cattle—Rtecoipts, 0,500; market strong aud higher $4.00@4.85; steers, £3.50@4. 1 -un kers and feedors, §2.90(; cows, bulls and mixed, cattle, §2.40« Hogs—IReceipts, weak; mixed, $4 v light, §4.60@4.585; skips, Sheep—Iteceipts, 6,000; market steady and active; natives, $3.00@5h.00; westerns, $3.25 @4.70; Texans, §.00@4.00; 5.50. Kansas Ofty, May 2,200; shipments, 2,200; strong, active and 5¢ Nigher on dresod becf stoers; heavy shup- ping slow but steady: good to choice co .80@4.10; comon to me- dium, & stockers and feeding steors, §2.20. cows, strong at $1.8: 2,00, National Stock Yards, East Lounis, May 0.-Cattlo — Keceipts, 70 shipments, 1,300; market stronger; choic heavy native steors, 3,50 4.50; fair to 3,200@4.00; stockers and foedors, $2.20@ rangers, corn-fed, @3.60; grass-fod, @3.00. Hogs—Receipts, 4,000; shipments, 1,500 market strong; clioice heavy and butche lections, §4.55@4.65; packing, $4.40(04.5° light grades, #4.00@+4.65, _Stoux Qity, May 0.—Cattle—Receipts, shipments, 50; market steaay: fat 00@H.50; * stockers, $2.40(@2.60; fooders, §2.50008.00; canners and bulls, §1,00 @1.75; veal calves, $2.00@@4.00, Hogs—Xeceipts, 1,100 market light and mixed, $4.87¢@4.45; @445, e OMAHA LIVE $TOCK, The Drovers' Journal $1.75@.00; Texas closing L50@4.75; lumbs, #.30@ Cattle—Receipts, ood, higher; beayy, $1.40 Catsl Thursday, May 9, 1559, Tidy )ittle cattle sold stil betior to-day, siriket boing at least be higher on that d of cattle and aciive at the advance, market was a0t 80 active on the heavier cattle and they went at steady prices, The desirable Leef and shipping steers were mostly sold before middiy, both packers and shuippers buyivg quite freely. The prices paid for s from $3740 to $3.05, with the bulk selling at $3.60@5.85, There is nothicg new to llmk of in the butchers' stock trade. The supply continues moderate aud tho warker firm accordlugly, Cows brought $2.00@3.15," but mostly $2.60@3,00. The few bAlls here sold at #2.00@2.i5. Two loads of fresh northern stockers were re- feived, making about six loads of cattle of that kind on sale, but thera were no fresh native stockers or feeders o amount to any- thing. A bunch of holdovers sold at .90, {he markot rules steady with the demand air. Hogs. The hog market was active at an_advance of 5c and thero was only & nickle's difference betwoen the highest and lowest prices. sale were about equally divided between the three prices, #4.45, $4.4715 and 84.50. Yester- day over half of the hogs sold at .40, with | ten loads at $4.45 avd one at #4.50. Although the market was higher to-day, the top was | the samo as yosterday. After the best of the hogs had been sold and some of the buy- ers had filled their orders, the trade was not quite 80 brisia and the buyera showed some inciination to sit down on the market. A clearance was offected by the middle of tho forenoon, and after thoy were all sold fresh shipping ordecs were received, but there were no hogs to fill them. Sheep. Swift & Co. received a double deck which were the only sheep here, Owing to the over supply and slow and lower markets at eastern points the feeling here would natur- ally be lower. Still the demand is _good and that fact helps to keep the prices up, Receipts. alling Pric The following is a table of pri this market for the grades of tioned: Primesteer: Good st , 1300 to 1500 1bs. .. ors, 1250 to 1450 1bs Good steers, 1050 to 1300 1bs Ordinary to fair cows, Fair to ood cows Good to choice cow Choice to fancy cows, b Fair to good bulls. . .... Good to clioice bulls Light stockers and feedors Good feeders, 950 to 1100 10 Fair to choice light hogs. . Fair to choice heavy hogs. Faur to choice mixed he Fair to medium native s Good to choice native sh Fair to choice western sho Shorn sheep Representaiive Sale: sTEMR No. Av. Pr. 1 1 L1000 $3.00 AV D 1108 83.0 1090 1160 .1000 1180 11 1024 1000 VEAL CALVES. 100 4.00 Kooy 110 4.00 STEERS AND 1EIF L 657 B0 47 STEERS, W 125 Converse Cattle Co. MIXED, BI00RN00 SN ox L 170T8.25 Av. Shk. 160 S0 160 40 58) 12 160 80 40 i0 Live Stock Notes. Light cattle light. Hogs go up a noteh. No sheep offered in the market. Lincoln received 400 hogs; St. Paul 800: S00; Indianapolis’ 8,500, and St. A. L. Combs, Ewing, came in with cattle und hogs. Wost Point had a representative on the market in the person of H. Schinstock, who came in with a car of cattle. H. Enerson, Cedar Rapids, marketed a load of hogs at the top price, and a car of cattie. J. W. Diller, the well knowr. feeder of Dil- ier, had ten spayed heifers in, to-day, which solil in with some steers at .50, They were the nicest spuyed heifers seen on the market for some tiu H. Reuting, of Platte Center, was in with cattie and hogs, J. M. Chadwick, Central City, was in with two cars of cattle I, R. Ross, of Stromsburg, was on the murket with'two cars of cattle,and one of hogs. F, E. Keunedy, of Palmer, Blauchard & Co., Chicago, is spending a few days at the yards here. Farrington & Son, of Lyons, sold a load of hogs. Colonel Tom Majors, from Nemaha, was a visitor at the yards, T, M. Siicltou, of Wilcox, one of the regu- Lar shippers, was in with a load of catsle. C. ', Fisher, Shelton, was on the market with two cars of Logs. The firm of Hore, Sharpe & Acker has dis- soived by mutual cousent, their successors being Sharpe & Acker, . W. Wushbura was in from Minden with cuttle. J. K. Burkuolder, of Woodbine, brought in two cars of hogs *. H. Mahbler, of Beatrice, thiree lowds of cattle. E. B, Smith, of Plum loud of cattle, Jim Davley, Ashiand, was in looking after two carsof cattle. Kinger Brox., cultle. was up witn Creck, marketed o Heover, marketed a car of —— OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Produce, Fruits, Ete. Produce is arrtving freely, and prices for spring vegetables are lowering daily. Butter, CKEs uud cheese are weaker, with a declin The | | g tendency. Hides are 1* r and market very dull. Burrer—Table dairy, 14@16c; stock, 7G@10c. Creamery @3¢ choice, 18@2c; solid packed, 20, Ecas—Strictly fresh, 10@12c. Cizrse—Young America, full cream, 12¢; twin flats, 12c; off grades, S@10c; Van Ros: | sem Edam, $11.50 per dozen: sap sago, 19¢; brick, 15¢; himburger, 13c: domestic Swiss, 140} skims, 4(@hc; cheese safes,bronze medal, No. 8, #2.75, PovrLrey 4.00: roos per Ib, Arrres—Choice, & (@2.25. TRAWBERRIES—Per case, 24 qts, $2.00@ 4.00. Onraxars—Fancy Washington navels, .00 @5.25; Riverside, $3.00@3,2; fancy paper rind St. Michaels, $3.75@4.25; fancy Duarte Mediterranean sweets, §2.75@3, fancy | bright mountains, .75; Los Angeles (choice), & CocoAXuTs—Choice Ruatans, per 100,$1.50; less than 100, $5.00. BANANAS According to size of bunch, $1.50 packers’ 18@ Live hens'pbr dozen, #3.75@ ors, $3.00@3.25; turkeys, 10@ile @8.50; common Lettuce, per dozen radishes, per dozen bunches, 10@180; green onion parsie 80c; soup_bunche beots 2B%; oystor cauliflower, 50@o0c; green string_beans, ' 15 bu, #1.75@ @10c; pie piant, tatocy per 1b, 2153 bbage, Presn Fisi—White fish, 7e; herrings, frozen, per 1b, rout. fros caugit, per ib, 9;white perch, fresh caught. s buffalo, fresh canght, per Ib, N t, pex Ib, 8c¢; black bass, fresh caught, per b, 11¢. Choice hand > hand picked me; d country, §1 elery, Sho@#1,00 umbers 03 m,mr 1b, B frozen, per picked Poratc VeAL—CI heavy, @t s—Choice, sacked, per bu, co, medivm size, 118, TALLOW, IST0—Green salted 'y L dry flint hides, 7c; calf hides, ? A hides less: sheep pelts, 3 sheep pelts, dry, per b, 612 age, 14@18c; tallow, No, 1, 8ig@@ic No. 1@ grease, white, ore ellow, Burrin e, 1 Rf bbls, 83, @ibe per 1o c15c per 1b, : 1b. @!0c per 1b. 4¢ per 1b, 2 S@de; . herring, dom, 1, 18@20c. Metals, e Rer'g, small pig, 28¢; Planished boiler sizes, sheathing, 80c; pitts. cold 30cy flats, GALVANIZED cent discount. PATENT PLANISHED TON—No, 24 to & guality, per Ib, 103es No. 21 to 37, B quali “or less than bu (Best Charcoal. X, 14x320, 112 sheets, $1L.00; Sueet Inox—Juniata, 60 ver _shocts, r o $3.40 Wi Hoyt Motil Co'f half 1b, 16¢; commercial wnd half and 1C, sheets, $8. 18x v JEANS- dos Hobkporty 0 bi4cs Conestoga Oakland, A, International, Warren, No. 810, e, 1e: York 2-inch. 1315¢; 00, 120, ek meh, 12i5¢: York, River, 8c; Thorndike horndike Swift 4e; Thorndike Uige: Thorndike ‘Cordis No. 4, moskeag, 9 0z, Everett, 7 Yorl, 7 oz 3 Haymaker, 81¢c X, 12, * Creck, BB, 5c; Dakota, 18¢; Leam Melville, B, Cottswold, 27ige B, Stevens’ A/ 21 Stevens® bleached, bleached, Sc; bleached, Sijc N, ble: D .m..n, 10i4c; do, 10 0z. 12i5¢; do, 12 0z, 1oc; do, 40°iueh, 11 0z, 1. Stevens' P, Stevens! scam Union 5q uut, i Mikado 21b, §1 herries, whil strawbe ' b (10 peaches, R. & It., extra yellow, R &R, Kenunett imper standard, 3 1b, 3 Mouitor sc Atlantic, 8 1b, 03 recht's, § 1b, §1.00; onids, Booth's pies, 3 Myers', 6 lb, rook trout, 3 1b, s, 11, 210, &2, uu, crabs, 11b, & ltlt1|l~1lh.lll 3 1b, 25; lobsters, 11, §2.00; llu. £1.00; 1nlnu-u, devilled, i b, & mackcrel, 1 1b, $1.00; makerel niustard sauce 0 sauce, 3 1b, §2.90} 4 1b, $3.40; mackerel mustard sauce, 3 1b, £3.40; n)«luru 11b, 85c oysters, 2 1b, $1.50; ‘sulmon, C. R., 1 Ib, $2.10; salmon, C, . 21b, £8.10; salmon, Alaska, 1 prints, fancy, 22 | | Cassia_Chinn, 1065 cloves, 2Bo; nutmegs, No. 1, 70c: nenver, 20c. Svaars —Granulated, 9@ige; confection: ers A, fc; standard, extra O, 85 @S8¥c: yellow C, Sicc; powdered, 0ig@dic; cut loaf, 101 @101 ¢} cubes, 93 @850, Syrurs—Per gal, 27@ibe: N, O. molasses 8h@4sc, . ViNEGAR—Per gal, 18@200. Dry Goods. Cortox FLANNELG-10 por cent trade dis- Unoleached LT ibar, { AA, Hl lil‘ 15¢c + B, 10c; bichched, 2. Bigo Brown and slate, 50, 9¢; 60, 12§5¢ 0, 12150, T WARE o Bibb, white, 1% olored, , 8ci Gem, 10c; 1401 B, cased, $6.50. -Atlantic, 6¢, Berlin oil, 6'gc; Garner ofl, 6@’ Puinta—ink and Koves—Allon, 661 River point, 5ige; Steel River, 6igc; Richmond, Gige; Pacifie, PRrINTS~ Dress—Charter Oak, apo, 4¢; Lodi, bige; Allen, 6e: Ri Windsor, 6}c; Eddystone, i wints—Tndigo Blue—St, Ledger, b1 Arnold, ¢, American, 6'gc; Arnold C, Jong cloth, e} Arnold B, long cloth, 10i¢c; Arrold, Gold Seal, 10'4¢ eifel A, 12 Windsor, Gold Ticket, 10i5c: Arnold A, 12 FINGHAM - 'lunkel checks, 61gc; Whitten ton, 6i¢e; York, Tige; Normanai dress, Renfrew dress,'SIg@i2!5c; Whittenton, e Calcutta, 7Yy Camnrics—Slater, bej ard, be; Peacock. Bl Si Housckeeper, Sije; New Candidate, 8ij0; Berkeley (Illnlnl , No. 00, 01gc: Best Yet, Buttercloth, 00, 41,¢; Cabot, 7150} half lvl cac! ll(‘4| igei Fruit of Loom, cen G, Bc; Hope, 71g¢; King Phillip fUes Bonhdals caribela, 103y Lous: Sige; New York Mills, 1003 Pepperell, 42 in, 10503 Pepperell 46 i, 1145c; Popper- gl G4, Fges Poporell, &% 20¢; benperall 0-4 ) Pepperel 24c; Canton, 4.4, 81501 Canton, 4-4, Triumph, te; Wam® sutta, 11c; Valley Brows Snger) Atlantic H, 44, l(lul P, 44, 6c C, 4-4, 43{c; Crown Lt 4450 Thdian rence LI, 4-4, 6c; Old H(\mlm.m 44, Beauty, 6c; Slate, Slge; Ram mond, 6o; Pacinc, Woods, be; Stand- ETING — Ellerton, 7igc; —Atlantic A, 44, Atlantic D, 4.4, 6%, ra LL, 44, Gy Au 4, 60 Hoad, 4.4, Ib, $1.85: salmon, Aluska, 21b, $2.90; shrimps, 1 Ib, $2.65. CaNDLES—Star, 88, 10 0z, per 1b, fo; Star, 83, 14 0z, per 1b, 9c; Stearle, wax, 16 oz, os, per Ib, llc; Stearic, wax, 14 oz. 0s, per b, 11c; half boxes, 1c extra. Cannpy—lg@12ige per Ib, D Cs —24(@30¢ per 1b, man chickory red, se, Corpees—Groen—Fancy 24¢; Fancy old peabers c; Rio, prime, 2lc: Rio, kood, 200 Mocha, 23c: Java, faucy Mandehling, 27c Java, good interior, 24¢, CRACKERS AND CAKEs—6Y(@18c per Ib, Dk Fuvits—Dercioy apricots, 14ul7c Mich., 47 unpeeled, 11@ Lake, 6e. Prun rants, b@7c arkishe prunes, 415¢. Citron 23¢, Lewon peel, 14c. Fard dates, 10c. d@ioe. Ruisivs, malaga bunch, debe- ngias, per b, 7¢; Cal, nq;,)‘ Dried grapes, bo. bige. Ritted cherries. '17c. plum .t(wllL Atuspberrics, 2lc, rines, 18@lic. | Ginger, Jumaica, 1 £3,00 per doz, ARINACEOUS GOODS—d3: ina, 4 roni, old_golden rio, itio, choice o Peeh y sun - dried, 61c; 1g@ioc, Cur- bnll F’ 40 pl-l Mlm kberries, dfish, 01¢@Sigc hali- “ scaled herrink, 2o’ por box hol 50c; Humburg spiced herring, $1.00@1:10; imp. “hol. herring, 70c(@§1.00; wackerel, hif bbls, No. 1, §18.60; large fam-: ily, $12.50 per 100 Ilv white fish, No. 1,87.25; family, $3.50; trout, salnon, $5.50; an: hovies, 1C 1b pails, b 1 (@450, vrs—Almonds, 10@18c; Brazils, 9¢; fil scans, 1dc; walnuts, 1805 pea- nuts cocks, 8¢; roasted, 10c. Ois—Kerosone—P. W, 10}4c: W W, headiight, 1dc; salad ofl, $2.85@r7.00 dozen £5.00; kins, Piok .00; ghe NG Par per . 815¢; wanilla 8, 6¢; No Dairy, 140 21b pkgs, & 70} dfl 100 §2.00; do 60 5-1b picgs, §2.50: do 28 2.40; Ashton, ba bags, ..o-lb. 8ic; t|04 Imt -lb, $3.40: do M 8 A, 56-1b bags, d5¢; looso, per bbl, $1.85, SEEDs—Bird, 414 (@oe. BALSODA—15, @350 per b, STARCI—b1 @Te per 1b. STOVE POLISH—§2.00@5,57 per gross, Srioes—Whole, lb—Allspice, 13¢ per s—Medium, iver bbl, small, ei—Straw, 12¢; Pepperell &, 40-in, ‘7ige; Pepperell, Pepperell, 0.4, 21e; Pepperol) Utica C, 1903 Wachusett, rora R, 44, Tei Aurora B, 4- FLANNELS, PLAID—Raftsmen, 20¢; Goshen, Clear Luke, 86c; Iron Mountain, 104, 2 g0 Au The English Metal Market. NEw Yokk, May 8.—The metal market publishes the following cablegrams Loxpox Tix—The weaker tendency noted last Friday, has been even more pronounced, this week, Monday’s market being again 53 lower at £01 for cash and £92 forward, A further decline of 10@15s on early 'change und s in the afternoon, brought the closing figures, on Tuesday, to £00 7s 6d and £01 26 6d. Iiven this was not low enough, as dur- ing the next forenoon the price got down 125 6d@15s more, but closed for the day at a recovery to £40 5s and £91, These quotations were improved s, yesterday ; but ts morn- ing there was a fresh decline of 10s, and closing quotations are down to £89 17s 6d cash, £4012s 6d for the three month's prompt. Correr—The conflicting rumors have to a large extent checked transactions, but prices have been, on the whoie, fairly steady, although very uncertain throughout. The pri stood on Monday 155 be- low last week's close, at £ 10s; but cash bars advanced 5s rd ‘prompts A _new reaction t on~ Wednesday's first y slight demand for futures these to £38 5s; which movement oversed yesterduy, when the market Wik in the morning at a w158 ud- van i k to £33 und £33 5d. Not- withstanding reports that the combinution has been abandoned, the market opened steady to-day, and advanced to £39s 5d forward at the close. ANTINONY—Stands without further chango lett's. Srerter—Has cased of a little, Silesian being now quoted £17 1 7 158, ENGLISH P16 IRON—Went back again three- pence on Tuesday to 888 0d; since when no change has been reported from Middlesboro. Besspyik Pra—Continues to be quoted at West Coast ports, 50s 6d_for mixed numbers, Sreen. Rans—Are still under active de- mand, but unchanged in price at £4 125 6@ £4158 1. 0. b, for heavy sections. OLp Rans—Rather less active, and in o cases quoted lowar: 1's 628 6a@iTs 6, H. 70853, c. i. £, N, Y. 2 SGrAm hox Oniat/and uhchanged ab 158@ 508 £.20. b. i coteh warrants. ss and has in fact marked decline on the weok. was fairly steadv on Monda, rket became heavy later in the closing at 43s 9d. or fivepence wr the preceding Friday. Price > again weak on Wednesday, ruling two- pence higher in the early dealings,but closing down 10 43s 7d; and yesterday they flat- penny or two more,” but_closed at 8d, To-day he market hus mer again, advancing this afternoon Again shows c a rath The opening and Tuesday, m rrie, mmu.' lnl 1 Carnbra wrnock, alongside, Ardr ; Belinton, alongside, Ardrossan, 45s, Dal mellington, alongside,” Ardrossan, 458 6d Lighteragc, Ardrossan to Glasgow, 1s ton. Livenroow, Friday, May 3, Market dull ‘and quict. es, plates. v grade, 3 18s(@1 , 208 25d a Sixaarone, Thursday, May 2, 1885, — Tix. 105 cost and freight to New York, SHROEDER & DBAN, GRAIN, Frovisions 2 Stocks Basement First National Bank, 505 South13th Street, - WANTED Cities, Countics, School Districts, Water Com- panics, &c. We are in the market for the purchase of round amounts of such bouds, Correspondence solicited. N. W. HARRIS & COMPANY, Bankers, 115-117 Monroe Street, CHICACO, 0 m ull n OMAHAJOBBERS DIRECTORY Agrioultural lmplomsnn. CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealer in Agricaltural Implements, Wagons Oarriages and bagates. Jones sirecty betwaen ih and . Nebras LININGER & METCALF (0. Agricult’ Implements, Wagons, Carriages Boggles,ote. Wholessts, Omaha, Nebraska, PARLIN, ORENDORF & MARTIN 0O0. Donlors 1n Ammmral Tmplements, Wagons® Buggies 90, €03 and 7 Jonen street, Omaha, MILBURN & ST0DDARD (0., co., Manufacturers and jobbers in Wagons, Bugaics, Rases, Flows Eto Cor. th and Pacific streets, Omahs. Artists’ Materlale. A. HOSPE, Jr., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1813 Douglas strest Omaha, Nebraska. ... Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & (0. Jobbers Df Boots end Shoes. 101, 1108, 1106 1 flca| Coke an "OMAHA €O AL, COK Juhhcrs of Hard and Son Goal South fith street, Omahn, No brasta, NEBRASKA FUEL ( 0., Shipze § of Coal a d Coke, 214 South 1ith St Omaba, Neb. Commlsslon andato RIDDELL & RIDDE L, Storage end Commission Merchants, "peml“lel»mxucr OgEs, cheeso, poultry, game. i i r‘ln‘ll Stia, Nov. nvy Ooodn and Nollonn M. B SMITH & CO. : Dry GUUdS, Furnisning Goods and Notions 1102 and 1104 Douglus, cor. 11th street, Omaha, Neb, KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS 0., Importers end Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notions Genta' furnishing goods. Corner 1tk and Harney stre maha, Nobrasks. HELIN, THOMPSON & (0., Importers and jobbers of Woolens and Tailors' Trimmings, 7 South 15th stroat. _Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Plll‘]]lml‘fl Farnam street, Omah, CHARLES SHIV. lul”(,l(, Furnitare, Cmaha Nebrasks. AL ER ‘Q Co. cams and Provisions. 71180uth 10th st., Omahn, Neb, OMATA MANUFACTURERS, A Boots and 8hoe KIRKENDALL, JONES & C0. 1, Jones & Co. Wholesale Mannfactarers of Boots & Shees Agents for Boston Hubber Shoe Co, 110, 1104 and 1108 Harney Street, Omaha, Nebre TORZ & 1L Leger Beer Brewers, 18 North Kighteenth streel, s Omaha Fob, PR Cornloe. = EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Mann‘acturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window.caps and metalte skyl ghts. John Kpenoter, Proprietor. 15 and 110 South 10h streek. & __Offioe Fixtures._ SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of Fank Umca and Saloon Fiimes . Dlaphone 1134 —_— _____Paper Boxes. JOHN L. WILKIE, .| Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory, Nos. 1517 800 1819 Douglas atret, Omaba, Neb, __Sash, Doors, Eto. _ M. A. DISBROW & C( Wholesale manufacturers ot Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mon!dings. Branch bfioe, b and faard strect Omanha, Neb " BOHN MANU FACTURING CO. Manufecturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, stair work and \ntatior hasd wool Akl ‘corner sth nnd Leavenw rih stroet Omiaha, Neb. o) __._.8team Fittings, Pumpes, Eto. & CLARK STEAM HEATING 00 Pamys, Pines and Englnes, wator, rallway and mining supplies, eta 2 d 24 Farnam stroet, Omaha, U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO., Steam and Wate: Supplics. TIalliday wind mills. 618 and (2) Jones 8t Omahm, G. F. Roas, acting manige: BROWNELL & o, £ngines, Boilers and General Mechinery., Shbobiron work, san pumps, mills, 12151218 Leavenworth street, Omah M BOIL Carter & Son, Prop's. Manufacturers of all kinds S'flfll]l BIJI'EI" Tfl 1KS and SI]“C[ [l’flll Wo k PAAION & I'H.RL”\G Il((L\' U'(IRI\'S, Wrought and Cast Iron Bui ding Work, Bngines. brass work, general foundry, machine and biacksmith work. ‘Office nnd worxs, U, P, Ky, 1ith street, Ol OMAHA WIRE & IRON W ORKS, Mannfactarers of Wire and Iron Railings Desk rails, window guards, flower stands, wire signs, ete. 12 North 16h streot, Omab OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS Mant'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof fafes, Vaults Jatl work, fron shutters and fire ...‘npu-. G. Androen, prop'r. COF. 14th and Jackson Sts. MeCORD, BRADY & Co., Wholesale Grocers* 15th ana Leavenworth strocts, Omaha, Nebraska. OIT. and Steel, Jumbver, ete. 120 Omana. Heavy Har Bprings, wagon stock, Lardwa aud 1211 Harmey stregt LEE, CLARKE, ANDREESEN HARD- WARE COMPANY. Wholesale Hardware, Cutlery, Tin Plate, Motais,_shcot. iron, ste. Asonts fol Hows scales, Minmi powder and Lyman barbed wire, __SOUTH OMA.HA UNION STOCK YARDS 0 Omaba, Limited. Boy, —THE— CHICAGO SHORT LINE Chicago, Milwaukee & t. Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Councll Bluffs to HIMEBAUGH & TAVLOR. Build rs' Hardware aud Scale Repair Shop. Mechanics' tools and Buffaio scales. 105 Douglas stroet, Omabia, Neb. ? ~ Lum""’ e e JOHN A. WA KLF”"LD Wholesale Lumber, Etc, and_Amerioan l’grulnd coment. Stade l‘!nllfllllw-ukw raullc oement snd ‘Quiney white lime. CHAS R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. 1008 carpets and prquot flooring. Uth and Douglas hal Pete N oots, Omana, Neb. OMAHA LUMBER CO., AllKinds of Building Material at Wholesale. 16h Street and U Afle Crnck, Omaba, Sash, LOUIS BRADFORD, T GHE m le FRED W. GRAY. Luntr, Lus Cemen, Doors, Bte, Dealer in Al Rinds 13th and Californin Streets, Om: Tmporters & Jobers n Milinery & Notins 205, 210 and 212 South 11th stréot. Vllwlflsalt, Notious and Tun msmlm Gooll 4 and &6 Bonta 10th street. Ouabia. QY. o H. HARDY & CO., Jobbers ot Togs, Dalls, Albums, Fancy Goods, Meuse furnlshing good, ohildr 2 0 “CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 0ils, Axle wrouse, 8o, Ol A. H. Hishop, Manager, " Papor. CARPENTER PAPER C Whnlesal Paper Delers, CAITy W ico 8Lk Of printiog, wranning and wHting pever. Bpseisi witeatlon given (o car foad orders 66 Devonshire Street, BOSTON. B u N n s mnm OISTRICTS; ETC., BOUGHT ano SOLD, We deal In Loand Warrants and Applicatio 10 oy v Tand, and Regular Bankiog Busine: Correspondence Solicited. S. A.KEAN & CO., Banxers. 100 WASHINGTON STREET, CHIGAGO, 1LL, DAUNKENNESS Tablt, bouitirely Cared Hides” 1tcanbe r!vcn na unnf offeo or i arti- clos of food, without the knowledge of the" par dent; it 1s n\AMrl\lwl{ Larmless lllll will ef- foct s permancut and spoedy curé, whother the patient 5 u moderate drinker or an alcobol wreck., 1T NEVER FAILS. Over 100,01 drunkards bave boen madetémperato med wh Biave taken Golden Speaiie ia thelt cose Witl: out their knowledge, and today beliove they quit drinking of theis ownaccord. 43 pago Dook of particulars fres. Kuln & Co, agents 16th and Dougias sts, 15th and Cuming’ streots, Omaba, Neb.: Council Bluffs, Iowa: Agents, A, D, Fouter & Lira, NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U. 8, DEPCSITORY, 0! Capital... . Surplus Jan. . ory h ¥ Hl\\){\ \\ 181, 1880, . yum.nu' for Lowe cure, {ree of Charke PROF. F. G. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn. —THE EAST= TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWLEN OMALIA AND COUNCIL BLUFI —AND— Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Davenporty Chicago, St. Paul, Rock Island. Frecport, Clinton, Dubuque, Flgin, Madison, Janesvillo, Beloit, Winona, La Crossc, And ull other imporiant points East, Northeast ana For through ticket street, tn b » tickot nzent at 1301 K, oF &L Union i"aciia 1 the finest Dining Cars in the min Hine of tie Chieako. 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