Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 18, 1889, Page 3

) HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. / — /Bulls and Bears Unito on 80c As the Wheat Top. RAILWAY NEWS FOR WALL STREET No Material Change In Corn— Oats Remain Steady—Provisions Up a Fraction—Catdle Dull And Rather Weak. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS, Cieaco, Juno 17.—|Special Telogram to Tug Bee.]~Wheat here and in New York, a8 well us at minor markets, opencd any- where from }{e to 13 higher than Satur- day's closing range. The wheat pit on tho Chicago board of trade has not been so crowded with traders in montt As the result proved, vrotty nearly everybody had some wheat for sale. Trading at and around the beginning was on a basis of 0} e@ 30 e for July and iSc@7is'{e for December. This was abuut 1c better for July than was ob- tainable at the closo of business Saturday, and 3¢ better for December. Around S0c scemed to be the point marked in the specu- lative mind as the top for the present, at least. The longs looked upon S0c as & good figure to sell out their hold- ngs and the bears to put out fresh lines, The conscquence was that the market, big, broad and strong as it scemed o be on the surface,was overwhelmed under nload of offerings, and pricgs broke. ‘Tho break did not get fairly started until about noon; July had sattled back in the monutime 1 503c, and 'once I zot to 0@ De- cember had also yielded mlmow' ut, and hung at 7idge. All the morning conflicting reports came in about rains in the northwest, The weather bulletin did not mention rain, but the barometer was low up there, and the indications pointed strongly to rain. Pr advices on tho subjoct wero flatly cont tory, and the s the northwestera crop muzp 20ts. s and othors, who wrote or wired to their agents or friends, had a great de: about the damage already dono, the urgent nced of rain strange to say, practically everyth railroaa sources was directly the othe This gave ground for the openly expr: sugpicion that the railroad reports are belng given out for Wall streot digostion, rather than for the . information of the grain trade. The most sensational item that was ‘sprang” on the floor was the state- ment that cash wheat had broken 10¢ in S Louis. A little bit of squeeze was run in St, Louis last week, and it scemed to have cul- minated Saturday. ot in that place, to-day, 0% bac rer its proper relations with June was all there was to the 1 served the purpose of causing a vic in the futures here, from being strongly and o, became intensely and unr and was in that mood at the clo Un- doubtedly a great mass of long wheat was unloaded and a great lot of wheat was sold short. Some think that itis nowa market,” instead of a ‘‘long the short interest being especially b December, July broko to cember to T63{c} gauged by ing rauge, this showed a decline of‘ 8¢¢; and by the u\p prices of the morning a bx‘cl\k of 1}{c t The last prices \VLIG at Wi, The eash wheat mar 10¢ ne: h, crvedly bearish) o slight recovo June S0i4e, 784¢, September Docerm! Wige. Tho deahngs Werg on a v Inrgu sealo; Hutehinson was a bidder early “for effect,” and a tremendons seller all the rest of the day. He contrivuted largely to filling the crowd up, The corn market raled steady and firm, in _pfte of some reasons which, at’ fivst, ap- peared to promise a difrerent result, fhe receipts were much heavier than had been estimated on Sawrday, and for Tuesday the estimate was for 5 8. Iixport clearances were very light, and orders on either side of the market scarce. The early strength in wheat was considered a favorable feature by the speculators in corn. Business in the speculative branch of trade was small, and chiefly local in character. The fluctuations were narrow and prices show following changes from Saturday's closing figure: June, July and Auguat, !gc higher, Sep- Tember at the same as on the closing day of the previous week. Qats were stronger early, with trading from }c to e, and this was fol- lowed by a decline of }ge. The strength at the opening was attributed to a syzpathy with wheat, but theincreased offerings at tho top proved too much, as there was a lack of demand exeept at old prices. Speculative trading was not heavy, and an unusually large decrease n the visible supply did not July sold up to , With H(‘]ll&!m- affect the :.omds(i,nr val ugn6 229{@22)<c, and bagk to 22 ber av_ 225¢@228{c, oarl % h@’% tober was vffercd at 2 lar, was quiet around 23%c. T, Drovisions, tho week opencd without much stir. Early in the session mdications of increaxed outside buying made pork ad- vaunce quickly 15¢, and short ribs from 234 to be. Lard, however, was practically undis- turbed, aud fafled 'to_sympathizo with its companion articles. The upward turn in shiort ribs and pork proved, subscquently, to be poorly supported and was soon followed by an easier feeling. Trading in the specu- lative way was spasmodic, and, upon the whole, under the average, Based on Satur day’s last prices, pork closed unchanged to 5o higner, and lakd and short ribs unchignged 10 B3¢ higher. CHICAGO LIVE STOOCK MARKET. Cmicado, June 17.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bee. |—Car1LE~About 7,500 native and 2,500 Texans came in to-day. The market opened with the salesmen asking 10c ad- vance, and buyers bidding last Friday and Saturday’s prices, The castern markets, however, were all reported weak aund dull, and the trade in native steers finally ruled fairly active and strong, but not quotably higher. The native market was strong for the best cows and heifers, but very slow and weak ou the canning trade. Most of the Texaus on sale were thin “cattle, suitable guly for canning, and as there was but htule competition for such, sellers were unable to exact any inprovement over last Friday's prices. - Business in the stocker and feeder line was light, s is usual on Mounday. Cholcn to extra beeves, 1,800 to 1,600 1 4.65; medium to good steers, b H.Ufi%o.fl); 1,200 to 1,850 Ibs, ¥3.85(@4.30; 1i bulls and mixed, steady, at §1 0062505 Texas cattle, steady, steers, @l{uus ~The general market was opened by the speculatora at strong Saturday's prices, but quickly developed a weak and lifeless movement, by reason of indifferent action on the part of packers, Still later, however, & healtby shipping demand infused some life into the geveral shipping murket, and the market ruled steady at Suturday’s bulk traus- actions, heavy hogs inclining to weakuess, and light descriptions tending to strength, sales of good to cboice packinz and shivping, huvy buinfl largely ot $4.25@4.273¢, and up t0 $4.90 for a few extra quality. THe bulk of good packing hogs sold at 4. nd ordivary ucklnz grades §4.20(4 2214, ' Some rougi, rng. coarse stuff sold down to 415, . Light old generally at §4.35 for ixed, §1.40 (or orts, 210 1bs down: AD@4.50 for Yo ers and 81,5 for fancy singeing selection Toward noon the market ugain weakened, light hogs suffering the most ow to the shulting off of the York orders, The closing sales of packing 5 des Woro 84, 123@4.20; tops of l:g;qy} $LW@L27T3¢, and light sorts $Al@d FINANOIAL New Youk, June 16.—[Special Yelogram to Tur Bee.|—S10ocks.—~There was a ner- yous and an unsettled feelng in the stock market this morning. Chicago started in selling grangers, and the opinions regarding London orders were conflicting. The room wis bearish, andthe cliques were support The action of the market at the opening was fo eharp contrast with the close on Saturday. The list was weak, es- pecinlly western stocks, and after the open- ing at sharp acclines, further declines fol- lowed during the first hour. Of the opening declines, Missoari Pacific with '¢ per cent, and St. Paul, Northwestern, and Burlington & Quincy with 3¢ per cent cach, were the most conspicuons; and of extreme 10ssos, Rock Island at 067¢ was 13 ver cent lower, and St. Paul at 72, was down 1% per cent. The downward movement met with o check towards 10:30, and small fractional recover- ies were generally made; butin forr Cases were the opening figures again reached, buty lator, weakness again prevailea, and St Paul, especially, displayed a lack of support and reached still lower fizures. At 11 o'clock the market wasactive ana woak, at about the lowest prices reached. Grangers, with New Encland, Lacka hore, and Northern Pacifie, preforred, were active shares, and there was again o brisk business dono in the trusts. Che pressure of stocks for sale, which marked the declines in the stock marlcet dur the first hour ‘was lifted aftor 11 o'clo d the marlret, except for New England, Atchison, St. Paul, Lead trusts, and one or two others, became quite dull, but a firmer tone soon appeared and prices ratlied. New Eacland and St. Paul wero the most conspicuous in tha upward movement and the former rose J§ and the latter 1 per cent, but the changes in the rest of the list were for smaller fractions, The lowest prices of the day in stocks were those reached beforenoon. Later there was amore limited business, espocially in gran- ger stocks. During the last™hour thero was a pretty general rally in the prices of the stocks which had sufferea the most carly. The buying was largely by tha room traders and did not indicate any change of senti- ment, or improvement in railroad conditions inthe west. The secret of the weakness was the withdrawal of Alton from the asso- ciation, and the rate cutting in the north- west, caused much unfavorable comment. Oh the whole, the trasts wers not much ehanged, Ohloagn (as and Sugar trusts closed steady, uml Lead trusts 5 per cent higher. Jersey Céntral moved up % ver cent 10 112!4 5 New England w and after seiling off to 493, reac it, and closed 114 better for the day; Reading eained b Among the western stocks, Atchison recovered the carly loss and closed steaay? Burli n also reacted and closed about steady; Rock Island and St. Paul lost 1lg per cent oach, even after a slight rally, The other charges were not significant. The total sales of stock were 255,037 shaves, The following wero tho closing quotations: 815 'Northern Pacific.. dupn."‘"l red T4 st pAut & Omali 14| do preferred 915 1 uion P t {o proferred {| Western Union. Dull _but steady ; demand, $4.583{. PRODUCE MARKETS, sixty-day bills, 3 Caicaco, June 17, p. m. close—Wheat July, 78405 Decem- 341ge; Corn—Steady ; September, 3510, Oats—Lower; cash, 22 5-160; July, 22 September, 287¢c. Rye—Cash 39'4c. Barley—Nothing doing. - }'ilmu Timothy--§1.25, ) 3% cash, July, 34%4c; 9-16¢5 Whi $1.02, Pork—Iasy; m-h $11.65; July, 8116744 ; September, $1i Lard—Stead July, 86.5i43 September g, lour—{r re"lll'\r better grades firm and 15¢ nigher than at this |.|me last week; win- '.N‘ whc.u. E 50; spring wheat, $1.30@ . 3.60. Diy “Salt, Moata houlders, £5.1214(@5.2 short. clear, $6.12)6@6.25; short ribs, $5.75 5.4 @s, Butter—Steady; rreamcry, 12@16¢; dairy, 9@l4c. Cheese—Firm; full cream cheddars 8 @S'{c; flats, 75(@Sc; Young Americas, 81{@ Bige. I3gge—Firm; fresh, 11@12c. Hides—Unchanged; heavy and light graen sulted, bic; salted dull, 41c; green salted calf, Gc; dry fliny, 7c; dry salted, 7c; Qry ‘calf, 7@sc; deacons, 25c each. Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1, solid packed, 4c; No. 2, 8i{c; cake, 4 c. Receipts. Shipments. Flour.. 14,000 19,000 heat. ,000 44,000 Corn. #21,000 Oats. 402,000 Liverpool, June 17.—Wheat — Quiot; holders offer moderately; California No. 1, 6 Dd(@bs 10d per cental; red western spring, s 3{d@is 134d per contal; red western winter, 6s 63gd@is 5d per cental, Corn—Steady and demand fair; new mixed western, 85 8¢ per cental. New Yorik, Juue 7. Wheate—teceints, 7,000; exports, 2 rod, 4314853 ¢ afloat; 8414@ Tilge} 1. . ungraded red, S25@Si30; options ‘remark: ably active, fluctuations violent, buying ensy 11{@2%% advance, closed {@!¢c under Saturday; July, S ecoint “5.75,000; exports, 8,000 Corn—Receipis, suot fairly active; No. 3, 413{@413(C in ele- vator; 423 @42i{c afloat; ungraded mixed, 103@1235¢; options firm. Oats—Iteceipts, 185,01 spot quiet and_unchango firmery June, 25c; July, 383 25353 spot No. 3 white, 313 2h@idle, Coffes—Ontions closed steady, 30 to_ 40 points down; June, §1490@15.05; July, $15.00 exports, options quiot but lge; September, mixed west: (@15.55; spot Rio, quiet and lower; fair car- goes, 317,50, g ) Petrolonn—Quiet buv ‘steady; United closed at $ic. Bzzs—-Steady ; western, 133{@14c. l’ork Lower oud quict; new, $13.00@ 18.2 Lur.l——\\'«.nk and quiet; western steam, closing, 6. Butter—( steady; western dairy, 9 camery, 1217c; western Cheese western, o better demand; T @SS Minneapolis, wheat higher; 104 cars, July, e Jun Juune 17,—Wheat—Sample recoipts, 130 cars; shipments, No. 1hard, June and on track, 9%¢; No. 1 northern, July, 01¢; on rack, 93@dc; Nol um June'and July, Sle; on track, 83 asy; Coru/Seadyl o' 4o, R cady; No. 2, white, 270, tye—kirm; No. 1, 4%, No. 2, 510, Provisiona—Steady; pork, $11.6: 8t Louls, 17.—Wheat—Tower; cash, 88¢; July, T8ie, Corn—Dullj bash, 81281%5e; fulyy 313c. Oats—Steady; cash, 235{¢; Jaly, 21ge. Jull at §L157, iner; wmixed, —Steady at §1.02. Kansas City, June 17.—~Wheat— Quiet; No. 2 red, cash, ide bid: July, 02 bid; No. 2 soft, cash, 30¢ bid, Corn—-Quiet; N , 254Je bid; No. 2 white, cash, 20ige Outs— . % cash, 190 bhid, LIVE STOUK, LChicago, Juns 17.—The Drovers' Jouraal reports as follows: Catile — Receipts, 10,600; market un- emnnd beenm2 tockers an B‘ and mixed, $1.0%.80; Toxas steers, 80 5. unn_umlpu. ©2,000; market active 21¢@be higho @4.55; heavy, Sheep—Receipts, 6,00 lower; native 4.30; Texans, $3.00@ per head. Kansas Oity, ceipts, 8,400 choice corn Louis, June shipments, 1,40); strong; fair to choicd heavy B'(‘Ll‘\. native feedors, &2, @340, choic 4.80, Sioux City, shipments, 5003 stecr £2.0000 90, Hogs-— l(/wnlptu, 1,000; market strong and higher; light K3.050@4.031. OMAHA LIVE STOOK. The market did not p new features s1mo as on & life and act) were about all sold beef and shipping steers sold at &3,40@4.20, but larzely at £3.50(@+05. was scarce, but there was some tradi stock cattle, Like the ca no change in ing about steady. active at the prices and an early clearance was effected. “Tliere Were no sneep 1 maie a market. steady at $2.000¢3.40 00, toceipts, 4,200; mfll'kc! strong and hml\u‘ closing weak, ad- vance lost lwht u 125@4.17143 henvv and #4.00@4. Receipts, cking, $410@4.357 light rados, $4. § steers, $3.60@ loadcrs &, CD@S 50; cows, STERP. Swift & Co J. E. Hunt & Co... G. H. Hammona & C Total I onding 3 Week ending Juna ¥, Week ending Mdy 25 Week ending May#18 Live Stock Nof € Cattls aiuricer about steady. Hogs sell at Saturday’s prices, Hogs threo years ago, $3.66@8,15, Beeves two years ago, $3.80@4.00, Good feeders and stockers in demand. Hog market two years ago, $4.50(04.85, Cattie wore declining rapidly a year ago. The hog market declined 80@>50c the past two months, Mr. Hupp, of Hoffman & Hupp, had cattle in from Gordon. W. J. Perry, of Wayne. had three cars of cattle here. Henry Blumer, of Chalco, had two cars of cattle on the market. A. B. Lumberg had three cars of hogs here from Hooper. 5. Murphy, of Union, had stock here of his own feeding, John Murdock, Wood River firm of Mur- dock & Farnsworth, was in to-day with four cars of cornfed Utan steers. R. J. Tierney, Ansley, brought in four cars of cattle and threo of hogs. C. Nutzman of Avapalioe, and J. B. Dunn, of Eustis, both had cattle on the market. W. N. Richardson, an extensive Red Cloud dealer, was in this morning with eight cars of cattie and one of hogs. ———— OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Produce. Fruits, kte, Receipts of butter are liberal and are taken on arrival at_quotations. Kggs and choese steady. Fruits and berries somewhat less plentitul and prices stiff. 13@14c; packers' Burren—Table dairy, stock, S@10c. Lrn.mmrvn—mmu. fancy, 16 @18c: chotes, 14@16e; solid packed, 10{@14e. Eaos—Strictly fresh, 12@18e, *Cuerse—Young Awerica, full cream, 101{¢; twin flats, ‘|‘,’\ ; off grades, 4@0o; Van Ros- sem Kdom, £11.50 per doz: sap sngo, 10 hrl(ik 1112 lnnb\lrL”Cl“ ‘H(l({:‘; domestic wiss, 18ie: sk cheese safes, Fonzs medil; No. t, $2.8 s g Pourtiy—Live hend, per do & mixed, $3.25@3.50% spring, $2.0002. d vy mixed, $4.30004.40; light, # 84.1504.43. market -lcmlv to western, § s, $8.00(@1 5 ‘l\lllb‘, . m(. 55 June 17.—Cattle — Re- 5 shipments, 1,700 cnmnmnto fod, $32004.15; stockers ows, flrm at shipments, 2,600; sunk Yard:, East St 17, -~ Cattlo — Receipts, 1,500; £3.10@1.40; stockers and rangers, corn-fed, §3.80 2,700 shipments, o heavy' butchers', $4. attlo—Raceipts, market steady; fat stockers and feeders, and mix 3.80@3.00}4 1 heavy, e Cattle. Monday, June 17, nt any essentially to-day, prices being about the turday, but there was moro ivity to the trade. 'The cattle before the close. The Butchers' stock ing in Hous, ttle market, there was littie or the hog mariket, values remain- The market fairly Sheep. nueupxs. 1,400 aase por lby ducks, €3.006250; 41100 | #eese, $3.00(@4.00; live pigeons, $1.50. —_— Y ORANGES—Riverside, — £4.00@5.! faney Provailing Prices paper rind St. Michaels, fancy this tione Prime steers, Good steers, 12 Good stears, 1050 to 1400 1bs Common cunners. . to fair cows. Ordin: Fair to good Good to choice cows. } Jhoice to fancy cows, hoifers to wood « ;ml to-choice bulls The follywingis a tabla of pric narket £OF the grales of stock uten- Duarte Mediterranean sweet: Los Angeles (choice) 3. (@5.00; fancy, 85.75@ LenoNs—Choice, $1. .00, —Per 3 bu box, $1.25@1.50. Per 1 bu box, S0@ide —Pér 24 quart case, §1. quart drawer, $1.00. (ks —Per 24 quart case, £2.00 eablikck Risrupiurs—Per 24 quart case, 3,00 23 paid in 1300 to 1600 1bs. .83 ‘l) 10 1450 lbs. (@4.20 25 254 per 16 COWS l{A:)"ur Rt [RAWBERRIE bu. stund, il ss—Per 24 pint case, $3.50, —Per 24 quart case, Per 2 bu. stand, £4.00; 24 t0 choice light hows, 1' “air to choice hey r to choice mixed hogs, r to mediam uative sheep Giood to choice native sheep. ¢ western sh Fair to ch quart case, $2,00@2.50}¢; doz, $3.00@3.50, gto size, per bunch, hogs urs—Per 100, £5, | Fisn—White fish, per b, T@Sige; trout, ver Ib, white perch, per 1, 7c; buffalo, per b, 7¢; pickerel, per 1b, 6c; black base, per 1b, 11 BEaxs—Choice hand picked navy, choice hand picked medium, $1.0 nd picked country, $1.60; ole o, 75C@H.00; wax bc.ms, per bu string beans, per bu _box, §2.00; green peas, per ‘bu box, £1.00; towatoes, per ¢ bu box, £2.00; asparagus, per doz beh, 21,005 caulifiower, §2.00; eg plant, $1.15(@2.00; squash, 75e; cucum. ors, 4007 soup bunclies, 80ci lettuice, 2o 0c; green onions, 15@20c; new o3 pio plant, per 1b,8. P ¥ —Green salted dry flint 2¢ s, TALLOW, E , be; dry salted hides, be; hhles 7c; calf hides, 5c; damaged hides, less; sheep pelts, green, sheep pelts, dry, per 1b, o average, 14@is tallow, N it grease, ‘A, dc; g ensc,.yc\lo\\' 8. Arare Burr CivEr—Bbls, 853 hf bbls, £3. MarLe SuGAR—12}g@15¢ per 1b. PoratoEs—Choicé, sacked, per bu, 25 Colorado, 40@45c. VEAL—Choice medium size, 5}¢@7c: choice, ?‘ca\'.y, 4@bc; spring lawmbs, $30.00@56.00 per ozen. L1027 1........1160 3. (@30¢3 NNERS, 135 —14@@15¢ per ib for.choice. VB OXEN, —014(@10c per 1b. L ot 1030 3.50 32‘“;’!;8;11;6 o No. 1, 18@20c. CALVES, & 0“1“ 0. et CONYT) )—510.00@10.50. STEEKRS AND HEIFERS, YEARLINGS, )\ 20, 19 grass steers, corn fed 2 grass..... 9 cows, grass 14 cows, grass. 15 stecrs, grass. Owner. 40 3.45 TEXANS. 13@l4 lbs, 1205 N l5c3 shn‘lldcrs K 3.05 Tast bacon, No. 1, 11¢:” specials, '123¢ WESTELN CATILE nic, 7¢c; ham sausage, 10}c; drie 1.90 | hams, Uc; beef tongues, $3.00 per dozen: 275 | dry salt meats, 53§@6}ge per i, 285 ssaaE—Bologna, 4w4lje; Frankfurt 3.40 TL H tfil‘mue, 9¢; snmwmer, 18)¢c; head WESTERN JATTLE, cheese, 61, 5 JESERENE OARTLR, e e Ponk—Iamily, backs, per bbl, $13.00; ) o. d T §070; s, Bbls, $12.501 3¢-bbls, Standard ;,aé;hit}%\gp:&)fl!; 1868 20 pig-pork, bbls, £17.50: hbls, .00, 2 eers. ..., 3.05 4 — | 2 Murdock & Farnsworth— baiis S, b, S50 86 corn-fed steers,.....1134 8.70 The Week's Record. The follow! and sheep bought on this market during tho past weels as other weeks: Owmaha Pack Loeal Armour-Caduhy & Co Shippers and feeders Groceries. Ons—Kerosene—P W, 10c; W W, 1%; headlight, 1133a; salad 'oil, §2.15@9.00 per krs—Medium, per bbl, $5.00; small, 800 gherkins, L0, C & B " chow-chow, £6.003 s : %@ traw, r |l ). 1 Tag, “J’c manilla B, 66 ?v c. %@ Sdur—Dairy, 140 21b picgs, '§2.71 b g 100 510 pieas, £200: do 60 B pices, E450sdo 98 10-1b plgs, $3.40: Ashton, bu bags, 58 1b, 85c; do 4-bu bags, 224-1b, $3.40; do M 5 A, 505 HOGS, No. b4, w Shk, Pr. Av, 2140; 214e; O 15 | bugs, per bbl, $1.15, 5 | T Spkos—Bird, 415@ic. SALKODA—15{@2340 per b, 1—51{ @7c per 1b. Por.isi—82,00( Seices—4Whole, per 1 37 per. gross. Allspice, 11 ; Cas- TR 176 | sia China, 10¢: cloves, Zanzibar, 23c; nut- HE) No. 1, 70¢; pepper, 20¢. "’7,'4 re—Granulated, 0%{(@10c; confection- L9738 | ers A, 03¢c; standard, extra C, 0i; yellow ©, Bige; powdered, 10@10}4e; Cut toaf, 104 @ ; cubes, 10}4c. IEAA—unnpn\vde 60c~.rupnu 20@40c; Hyson, 28@hic; doxonz. 2@ Per gal, 18¢20, - Fisn—Salt—Dried codfish, 63¢@8s}¢c; hali- but, 12c; sealed herring, 25¢ per box; hol. herring, dom, 50c; Hamburg spiced herring, $1.00@1.10; hol. herring, We; mackerel, hif bbls, No. 1, £13,00; large_ family, £12.50' per 100 Ibs; whitefish, No, 1, #7.25; family, §3.00; trout, 0.00; salmon, §5.04; anchovics, 10 1b pails, & Ly E—$1.75@4.50, Nurs—Almonds, 16@18c berts, 12¢; pecans, 10 cocks, Oc; roasted, 10c. Bacs—American A, seamless, 17¢; Union Square paper, discount, 8, per cent, Correes—Green—ianey old golden Rio, g7e; fancy old peaborey, s; I, choico t0 faucy, 225 Rio, prime, $1¢; Rio, good, 17c; Mocha, 20¢; Java, b A Java, good interior, 24e. Coirers—Ioasted—Arbuckio, 243(c Laughlin's XXXX, 243jc; German, 244c; Dillworth, 24%7c; Alaroin, 2437c. CRACKENS AND CAKES—014 (@15 per 1b. B s S&3 Brazils, 0c; fil- walnuts, 10¢; peanut ing is the number of cattle, hogs compared with the totals of klng Co Diiep Fiuirs—Per b, rapricots, 10@15e. Total Apples, ;n,lllaku \mm.‘.s, Algons, . . G33@Sc. ~ Pegches, (peeled, 20¢; fancy ‘“. _!;;‘;*l"’l;‘f 3'\‘:[‘1“; B ulipeeled, 11@@18c; Salt Lake, 60. Prunes, Weel c"h“!]\h Cal. R C, s@iige. Currants, 4%{@b'{c. Weol U"um‘; M Y 1 Turkish prunes,” 4lje, Citron pecl. 22c, § 00 Lewon peel, 140, Dates, 10c, Fig: HOGS, Jtusing, Malaga buncl dehesa Armour-Cud Omaha Packing Co. Squires & Co H. Hammond & Co Kingan & 5 Cudaby Bros Cleveland Pa¢ Total . W k ending June | Week ending May 2 Week ending May 15, , aby Packing Co. Cal, G B2, ‘Blackberries, bi;c. Pitted plums, S@9}jc. box; Valencias, per 1b, 7 {mrhnx Dried grapes, Pitted cherries, 16, Ruspberries, 24c. Nectarines, 12}(a 1 CANNED Fisu—Brook trout, 8 Ib, £ salwmon trout, 2 1b, clams, 1 1b, §1. clams, 2 1b, £2.00;' clam chowder, 8 1b, 82 devilled ciabs, 1'1b, 251 devilled orabs P 10, 5.80; codilsh balls, ¥ 1b, #1.70; caviar, 3¢ eels, 1 1b, £3,35; lobsters, 1 1b, §2,00; lah.ur-, 11b, £1.90; lobsters, devilled, 3¢ b, 80,587 8,453 82,258 22,811 §2.25; wackerel; tard ‘sauce, 8 I sauce, 8 1b, $2.00 Hh $1.00; mackerel ‘hus- h 40; mackerel tomato yswrs, 11 oysters, 2 1b, $1.50; uulmm\, C. R, 11b, C. R, 21b, $3.10; lnlmon, Aluhhfl. 1 HI H bd. n, Alagis, 2 lb rnm shrimps, 1 1b, Y0 @121c per lb CHOCOLATE AND CocoA—21@80¢ per 1b; Inrmnu Chickory red, 8o, Er—Jamuica, i{ pts., .00 por doz, l- ARINACEOUS GOODS l!nrlov. 3@ ina, 41¢c; peas, 8¢; oatmenl, 23{(@ic rony, 11ci vermicell, 110} rice, 45 and tapoa, Gie@dc}q. Dry Goods, 1 “H‘N—‘:lnmlnrd 8¢; Gem, Cased, $.10@7. : far- 10¢ ; Beauty, 3 colored, Luumu s Stan- dard, 5¢3 Peacoc Eanre Wane i White, 19¢; Colored, e, CovFoRTRRS —80.60@5.0 Conser JrANS—Boston, 13c; Androscog- ac; Kearsargo, 13¢; Iockport, G3e; Conestoga, 6l¢c. CoTToN F1. Stater, So: Wools, be; 1510 por cent trade dis.— 3C, 63¢c; S| lm t( ens' B, bigc; Stevens' A, 7o bleached, So; Stovens' 1, 7ige: bleached, shgc; Stevens' N, 8lge; bleached, Uici Stevens' SRT, 11ige. 1 1s—Amoskeag, 9 oz, 103ge; Everett, 7., 1803 York, 7 oz, 13¢; Ilmnmhnr. Sige .Ynflrov k\ ll‘( H .luflrc\v XX ver Creek AA, 120 Beaver Creek CC, Prixts—Pink and robes.—Richmond, 6i4c; Allen, Ge; Riverpoint, biges Steel River, Oiges Ricl hmoml 6l¢e: Pacific, 6ige, Privts—Indigo Blue—St. Leger, 5igc; Wi R!hll!fl"oll, G}y American, 6ige; Arnold, Glge; Arnold Century, fej Windsor Gold Tk't, 101ge: Arnold B, 10}¢e; Arnold A 12¢4 Arncld Gold Seal, !l?l{c Yellow Seal, 103g¢. Prixts—Solid colors. Atlantic, Ge; Slater, 6e: Berlin Oil, 61gc; Garner O, 6 Caledoni: XX, 10}¢; T L Cm\vlurd chech bige. !m\vn Atlantic Atlantie D, 4.4, hlnlu: P, 4-4, 6c; Aurol ¢c; Crown XXX, 44, dgey Todian Head, 4 {¢: 010 Dotninion, 44, i Pepparell 13, dU-neh, o3 Dopperell, 9.4, 20 Ay rl» l’.‘ perell R, D). Pepperell, $.4, l‘oppu-a“ 10 DUcKk—W Point, 20 in, 12 oz, 15} F Moun ilges Iron ey m'nm-l Vhito—G H N S e ey Mot NorT, Jue cheo No. 2. 7, 87! 0 N0, Anawan, 8 ‘. C ..4 mafi, 1514c; B, 24 G Gy24 fnch, e H' AR 3, iy . R het hear 63c; Whit- ic: York, Tioy Normandi_dress, ; Calcutta dress, 70.c: Whittenton dress, ; Renfrow dress Fra morial, {c; Herculos, 1sc; an, nwood, 20c; Mel e mngup 2134e. oil cloth, $2.50; 503 plain Hollaud, i 7 New Candidate, sye; Best Yet, 44 Cabot. i34c; uitof L.oom, Kng Phillip ic, 10¢; Lons- i Pepperell, Pepperell, Fwell, hall bleached, Greene G, 6ey Hlp\‘ Lonsdalc ¢ Depperell, 46 in, g gc; Penperell, 8:4, 2 perell, § I(mxu 1, 104, 24¢; ton, 4-4, 81§ -4, 03gc; Criumph, Wamsutta, Vatlay, oo Ticks—Oaklagd, A, 7e: International; YY, sc; Shetucllet, S, S1ge; Warren, No, 870, Herwick, BA, 1ec; Acme, 13¢5 York, : York, 38 in, 133c; Swift River, ndlkc oo slze; Thorndike EF, Thorndike XX, ordis No. 4, 1034c. 4 Mctnls. Broex Tix—Eng. ref’g, small pig, 27c; —Planished boiler sizes, 31c; cold, c; sheathing, 80c; pitts, B0c; flats, V. 7Ep SnEeT IRoN—Juniata, dis- count, 60 per cent. PATENT PLANISHED TR No. 24 1o 27, A quality, per 1b, 10ige; No. 24 to 27, B quality, 9, Tor less than bundle m!d 14c per lb. T IRON—No. 26, $3.40; ’7 b Sorper—Hoyt Metal Co. 's hnll and- nalf, i 1-1b cases, per Ib, 16c; commercial half- and-half, 15¢; No. 1, in bars, ldc. (Bexl Charcoal)—lC, 10x14. 225 sa 505 IX, 10x14, 225 "sheets, , 225 sheets, § X, 12x12, Shooth. S8.85; T, Tonse, 115 shootd, $0.50% l‘( 14x20, 112 sheets, $3.25; IXX, 14x20, 112 shenls $10.00; IXXX, 1~lx.A) 112 shcels. §11.95: 1C, 2.x28, 112 shccls, $13.50; 2.x28, 112 sheets, $17.00; IXX, 2%28, 112 shects, 5 sheets, $3.00; IC, 112 sht.c'.s| §0.00; IC, 10x20, 225 bhculn, $0.50. RooriNe—(Best Charcoal)—20x28, $0.75@ 10.75. Srerr Narws —Baso, £2.20; steel wiro nails, base, §2.00, LEAn—Pig, dc; bar, 41c. Bann Wiie—Painted, $3.25; £3.75@3.90. Lumber, Lim £ Dimensions and Timbers— & (,UK —IC, 10x14, 2 galvanized, Ete. 12 ft. 14 ft. 16 {t, 18 ft. 20 ft. 22 ft. 24 {t. x4 ‘l 00 15.00 15.00 16,00 16.00 18.00 19.00 2x6. 00 15.00 15.00 16.00 16.00 18.00 19.00 2x8. 1-100 15.00 15,00 16.00 16,00 18.00 19 00 2x10. 15.00 15.00 15.00 16.00 16 00 18,00 19.00 2x1 . 15, 00 15.00 15,00 16.00 4xd— 88 16.00 16.00 16,00 17.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 FexciNo—No, 1, 4 and 6 ineb, 12 and 14 T, rough, $16. o1, 4and 6 inch, 16 feet, §17.00@17.50; i 6 inch, 12 and '14 feet, $13.5 i No. 2, 4 and Ginch, 16 feet, $15.00@16.00. FiNisn t and 24 clear, 13§ inch's 2 8, $10. O(r(w.’: 1st and 2d clear, l)f and 2 lucll 8 25, $17.00@49.00; 8d, clear, 11§ inch, s 2 8, $13.00@16.0 d clear, 1} and 2 inch, s 85, 15, 0@i0.00; 1 seloct, 114, 11, and 3'inch, s 2 8, $37.00@39.00; 1t and 2nd, clear, 1 inch, 8 2's, £15,00; 8d clear, 1_inch, 8 s, £30.00, A select, 1 inch, s 2 s, $33.00; B lclEC'- linch, 8 2 s, $30.0( STocK BoARDS—A 12in, 81 8, 12, 14 and 16 ft; $46.00; B 1210, 8'18 12, 14 and 16 f1, #L00; C 12 o, 8 1 5, 12 14 and 16 11, &30.00. D121, s 18, 12, 14 and 16 ft, i No. 1 com, 12 n, 818, 12 ft, §18,00; No. v com, 12 in, s 1 8, 14 and 16 ft, $17.50@18.50; No, 1 com, 12 in,'s 18, 10, 18 and 20 ft, £19.50; No. 2 coin, 12 in, 8 1's, 14 and 16 ft, §17,00, FLOORING—18t com 6 in white pine, §33,00; 24 com 0 in white pine, §31.60; 3d com 6 in wWhite pine, §26.00; d com’ 6 in ‘white_pine, $20.00¢ coi 4 and 6in yellow pine, 815,00} Star 4 in_yeliow pine, $17.00; 1st and 2d clear yellow pine, 4 and 6 in, 81 . Lixe, B1¢.—Quiney White lime (best), 80c; English and German Portland cement, #3.45; Milwaukeo and Louisville, £1.30; Michigzan plaster, $2.25; Fort Dodge plaster, §2.10: Blue Rapid plaster, $1.90; hair, 20c; sash, 60 per ct dis; doors, blinds, mouldings, 50 per ct p1s; tarred folt, per owt) §2.00; straw board, per cwt, £1.60 POPLAR Lu: \m:u‘CInnr poplnr box bds, X in,82's, 855,00 clear poplar & in il $40.00; clear poplar 3 iu panel, §25.00; clear poplar % in panel o wide, 's 28, 25,003 clear ponlar corrugated ceiling, %, Posts—White cedar, 6 inch, ‘Halyes, 1203 white cedar, b4 inct, halves and 8 inch q'rs, 11c; white cedar, 4 inch, round, 16c; Tenncs: see red cedar, spiit, 16¢; split'oak, (white), 8o: sawed oal, 18¢. SuINGLES, LATi, PER M.~XX clear, §3.20; extra *A%, £2,80; standard A, $2.00; b inch, clear, 81.60(@1.70; 6 inch, clear, $1.75@1.80; No. 1, 81.10@1.15: clear red cedar, mixed idths; §2.40; California redwood,” dimen- sion widtus, $4.50; cypress, clear beart, di- mension widths, ; lath, $2.50, CEILING AND 1TI0N—1st com, white pine partition, $52.00; 2d com, white pine partition, #7.00; clear % in, yel- low pine coiling, £20.00; clear 3 in Norway, $14.50; 24 com, 9 in Norway, §13.00. Boaups—No. 1 com. s, 16,12, 14 and 16 ft, £19.00; No. 2com. s 1 s 12, 14 and 16 ft, $10.50; No. 8 com. 8. 1 8. 12, 14 and 10 ft, 1450} No. 4 com. 8.1 8 12, 14 and 16 ft, (shipping cull) §11.00. Add'50 cents per M. 1t for rough. BATt n, ¢ in, HING AND Picgers—0, G. Batts, 23gc inch, 60c; Batts, 14x3 SI8, #5c: 31n well tubing, D. . and Hev., €22,00; pickets, D. & H, nn.m 00; pickets, D. & H. square, $19.00. Sir 1st common, §22.00; $10.00; 8rd common, $15.00; $18.00. 24 common, fence, comuon, Proprietor Omaha Paer Box Factory, Wamfcturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, TR A SHROEDER & DEAN, | ONAR GRAIN, Provisisns 2 Stocks Basement First National Bank. fofl sout _I:!lh f‘wm‘ 7- Omaha NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U 8 DENSlTOEY. OTMKA. NEB. Capital. Surplus CHURCHILL PARKER, Dealeria Agricnitaral Implements, Wagons ol Carringes and "x'«'»{ . Y’n{e;‘:g&(\:‘:‘nwnn oh and LININGER & M Agricalt Imnlemqnts Wagons, Carriages ___Buggles, oto. Wh 1o, Omaha, Vuhrnn. I'ARLI\‘ DORF & MARTIN 00; Doalers In Amanlmral lmnlemenrs, }Vauuni&hBumu MILBURN & S DD ll-'l) (A Manufacturers and jobbers in Waznns Buggics, Rakes, Flows Bie. Cor. h and Padinc straets, Omaba. (7" lu MOL'A\E 8] HENRY V LEW Artists' Malsrlals Pmnus in 0rgs, | 1618 Dougina atreet Omnhs, Nebraska, WAL & HUGHES, Castior THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam Sts, A Gnnerxll Uauking Dusiness'ls oms and 8hos V. MORSE & (0., Joters of Boats end Shoes, 101, 11, 1108 Douglas strect, Qmaha, Manufactory, ummer etreot, Boston. nsactel. OMARA MANUPACTORERS, T Boots and Shoos KIRKENDALL, JONES & ¢o., Buccossors to Leod, Jones & Co. Wholesale Manufacturers of Buots & Shees Auents for, Buston Rutber Shoo Co, 1102, 104 and 110 Laraey Klreot, Omaha, Nebraska. s caal cnuo and lee. 2 BRASKA lv UElL 00, Shipge s of Coal a d Coke. 211 South 18th 4. Omahn, Nob, _ T Lumber JOHN A WAXEFIITLD, g SUERHE L, BUE, Aot 1or. .<n ) . ~qu\n(cvs STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1881 North Llghtoerth street, Omaha, Neb, i X Oornico. RAGLE C 'UHNI( Haun‘aotuvars of Galvanized Iron UUHIICE Window-cops and motallc sky Itpenoier, propristor. 108 und oet. CHAS It L Doaler in Hardywood L\lmbar. Wood carpets nnd parquat fgoriy h wad Diuglas o1, Oiunlia, 0514 A LUMBER €O, AliKinds of Buikitng Haterial at wrfllrsale. 15th Btreot une LOUlb BRA UI'(JT”) Dealer in Luiber, Lath, Lie, Sash, CTURING CO. SIMMONDS MANU. Manufacturers of Bank, Office and Saloon Fixtares antles, Sidoboards, Rook Cases, Drup F o8, Wi Gasen Pardions, Tl e Counters: ul»"n'r':fna W f:.“ Doors, B, Yarda-Corn dud Dougias, Caraer Coolei tory and ofiice, B Douglusi Eouth 13th B, dumm' Heicphons 1k TFRED W. GRAV. Lunter, Lims Cement, Etp., Ete. Corner Gth and Douglus § JOHN L. WILKIE Nos. 1517 8dd 1519 Douglas stroet, Omaha, Nob, E}ggh, Boors, Fic. A. DISBROW & CO., Wholesale manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Branch ofice, 1248 and Izard streot Omaha, Neb, BOHN MANUFACTURING i . o ON I\Olll N La‘. wnnlesam Notioss a fl Furnishing Goods, Stouldings, stafr. otk and juthHor hant wood aaly N. B/ cornel Sth and Leavenwd il sircots, Stoam Fitiings, Pumps, Eto, G & CL F4M HETINGCO s, Pipes wnd Engics Bteam, wator, raliway and mining_supplier, ota 00,120 84 Faraain SUrCoty OmaNa. U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO., Steam and Wate: Sapplies, Talilday wind mil ) J 3 b y wind mil ones St., Omans, Comm| nslolj and Slorago. RIDDELL & RIDDI AL, Storase end Commission Merchants, game. Specalticn — Puuter, ozcs, chodse, poultry, 1L Howard strebt Omana, Neb . Bry coods and Notloqg‘._ A2 M. E. SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furuisning Goods and Notions 1102 and@ 1194 Douglas, cor. lith atrest, Omaha, Neb. KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS 0., mporters aud Jobbers in Dy Goods, Notions Gents' furnishing goode, Comor 1ith aud Haruey rects, Omulin, Nebrask i w EEL,IN. Tli()flllf’.:‘?h'n!': COo., Sigam Bottrs, Tanks and Steet IUWORK | "o i Trinmingg, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORK&, 817 Gouth 15th street. Wrought and Cast Iron Buiding Work. Engines, brass work, general foundry, machine and | .. blacksmith work. Oflice and worxs, U. I, Ky. and 17th street, Omaba, OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, BROWNELL & CO, Engines, Boilers and General Mechinery. Bheetiron work, steam pumps, saw mills, 12151218 Leavenworthi street, Omaba. qun Wo PRI STEAM BOILER WORKS, Prop’s. Manufacturers of all kindy Corter & & Furnitur DEWEV & STON. WIIOIBSHH) Dealers in Furniture Manufactorers of Wire aud Iron Railings L Deuk ralla, window guards, ower stands. wire s 2 RO rth i streots Omatis. et OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORK\, Hanl’rs of Fire and Bm‘glar Prnar faits, ts, Jnil work, tron shu fire ucnpu i een prop s COr. ik and Jackson Bia, Furnitare, Cmsha Nebrasks. e SGseey S ON, GALLAGHER & CO. “TPa Wholesale Grocories and Provisions. 105, 707, 709 and 711 8outh 10th st., Omaha, Neb, MoCORD, BRADY & 00, Wholesale Grocers* ~ SOUTH OMAH A. UNION STOCK YARDS (O, 0f Omaha, Limited Johin ¥. B uperinten S 13th ana Leavenworth streets, Omahs, Nebraska. =—TH B — ~- — CHIGAGO SHORT LINE | —— ¥t oF THE Heavy Hurdwam Imu and Stecl, rings, Wogon stook, ’undwnm. lumbor, cto. 1308 Priink "u 1211 Jiatney street, Omabs, Chicago, Milwaukee & t, Paul Ry, The Best Route from Omaha and Councl) Bluffs to THE EAST IWO THAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS NDREBESEN FE COMPANY. Wiolesdls Hard‘mw Cutlery, Tin Plate, Metals, sheet iron. ote. Agente for Howo scalos ey inmi powder and Lywmun barbed wire, LEE, LLARI(T‘ HARD- Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR. St, Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Ravids, [ Buill rs' Hardware and Scale Rfiflflu' Sl]flfl. Rock Islaud, Freeporty Rockford, Mochaulos' (00l and Buffalo seales, 1405 Dovglat Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, stroot, Omaha, Nob, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, -::—-——-—-——-————-—,= Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, M HARDY & CO Jobbers of, Tnvs Dulh Alnnms Fanc;’_(%nufls 4nd all othier important polnts East, Norilieast a0 For through tickets, call o the Hokot asont AL 1801 Farnaw street, o Barker Blook, or at Union Faeitio ‘Hillian Sloepers and the finost Dining Cors in the world aro run on the main 1ne of tho Chichko. Ml waken & &8 Paul” fliwaylind overs e ion s paid L0 passéngors by courteous employes of the Empans B o, donorn) Manasor, e RPN T P cor ane Whnlasale Remmd aml Luuncatm[ mll. t.;lz"“:cin lIEAFl’OHD. Assistant Generall’assenger Axle arease, eto, Omaba. A. H. Hishop, Manager, M T.J. umfu( Gieneru: Buperintendent. “CARPENTER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealers, Oarmy a nige aiock of printing, wranplug and w Daper. Bpesinl stk n"mm.'wn (O A [l GRATEFUL—COMFORTING Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST. b knowledge of the natural laws 30t digestion ation of tho tlg pronsc s ocat, Mr. Kpps bius provided odr Dlea 1w bitouseDy’ HavoLos b 'vuuvx 3 boavy doctors’ biils, by tho Julicious uso Ofysuch articlos of diet't copatitition may be gratuaily built up unti enough L0 reslst every tendency o ouse. " i1 drodfor sttty mafudids s MO ot s rond ¢ Boraver Lo f y ON SALE 10 many & falal S fod with pure bloo i ] "“m‘"."‘ vt aior or milk, S0l oul o oy it ol wator or ik, Sl oul ALE ponnd o by o4 th v Q AT.Ts Wom wu[ull s Chemlst _LONDON, ¥ NGLAND, 'JAMBSE PSL 00, PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH LR B 1302 FARNAM STREET. sells utght Bty Lubwz ‘Arrests dischanges from tho urinary or- gans In cithier sex 1 48 hours, 1t 13 superior to_ Copalba, Cubebs, o injections, and free fr tom all bad snell] or OLIeF 1ficonvenlence SANTAL-MIDY is, oontaipea Capsutos, which bear $ho' Baro 1 Tilci ot ore, without wi i ents wanted. ixclusive ter KII]NEY“‘“' all urln.uy lroul;lfi:f& B 0 Bules. 1 seven days, Sold AL#Lo0 per ox, all JArugglsts, or hy mail nml m\uu M''g Co, 134 White st N. Y, Full divee A