Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 11, 1890, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TESDAY, MARCH 11. 1800 THE SPECULATIVE MARK'TS. | The Decrease in the Visible Supply of Wheat Exceeds Estimates. A FIARMER FEELING IN CORN, May Onts Moderately Active—Oniy a Fair Trade Revorted in Provis- lons—An Advance in Cats tie and Hogs. CRICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS. Cmicaao, March 10, —| Special Telegram to Tins DBer|-The wheat market was nar- row during the forsncon. Che opening was i, better than the close Saturday at 79%c for May. Thers was adip of 8 fraction o stiortly after the opening and an hour e price worked up W 7A@ ie, the best price of the morning on the visible sup- ply figures which at one time promised a de- crease of over 100,000 bushels for the west. The fnai figures made % aecrease of 552,000 busheis. This was considerable more than the popular estimate and was a bull force as far as it went. The principal decreases were 207,000 bushels at Buffalo, $5,000 at Minieapolis, about 4000 at New Yore in store aad afloat and 46,000 at Phiiadelpnia icago the stock in atore decreased 105,000 busheis and afloat increasea »0 bushels. Aside from the visible supp: ires thera was litde outside influence. ation of government crop figures of some sort after trading hours toduy caused muchwaiting. When price of May touched T840, there buying orders to help the marketand no se: ing pressure. At TSiga there were seil orders and less buying. Later in the da buying of 30,000 bushels oy E. W. Bailey & Co. attracted some attention. It was credited 0 Hutchioson. [t was very near 10 o'clock when the market took on new life on fresh buying and the price of May passed the high point of the morning and went irom Y w 4¢in a few moments. Thers was a rumor that Dodge will make the wheat in farmers hanas less thao a vear ago. Minne- agoiis wired that stocks in country elevators bad decreased 275,000 bushels for the week. ‘I he marset was at the best point of the day at 10 o'ciock, with Biosseau, Driver aad othiers the Dest buyers. Thers was quite a whirl in wheat the last half hour. There was one rumor afloat that Dodge will make the amount of wheat in farmers’ haods only 120,000,000 busteis. Only the sensational traders took action on this. There was some good all around buyers and the price of May went 10 TM@T0isc, and closed at i @idc. March was at 7S¢ nominal. June soid for the day at 78%;c and TWige, closing at e, July soid at 705%c and closed at 7640, A fair amount of speculative business was reyorted in corn durmg the first haif of the session and the feeling prevailing was quite firm, as the advanced vaiues ruled quiet, buv the early advance was very well maintained. The strength of the situation was due to a great extent to some cold and wet weatner both here and in the west. Offerings were lignt while good demand existed from shorts. July in particular being in Zood request. The local receipts largely exceeded expecta- tions, but did Dot appear to cut mucz of a figure. though 190 cars wers contracted. First sales woere a snade above the closing prices of Saturday, were Hrm and gradually advauced j@%e, ruled very sterdy and closed iy@% higher than Saturday. ‘ash property was in liberal supply with the demand fair and prices @« higher and closed firmer. The firm tone of wheat toward the ciose strengtaened corn and the market closed at abour the outside prices. No. 2 was in far request and sold up ‘y@%c and closed at 28%c. N 2 yeilow soid sparingly at 2Siy@2ssc and closed ut outside prices. No. 3 s0d to a spe- cial house at 26%,c and closed dependiog, on the location, at_about ig@z6i(e. May de- livary sold at 27sc. _ No. § yelow was quot- avie at about 6%, Oats were moderately active for May and advanced 4 @%c, but outside dgures wers not maintained tll the close. Uther futures were quiet and firmer but without new f tures. Car lots of Na. 2 in store wers dull at 30}, ci@30%e for reguiar and at e for a spe- cial house. No. 3 wnite for May was slow with 2% @221gc hid Only a fair trade was reported in the market for hog products. but the feeling was decidedly stronger, particulariy for im- mediate slupment and near future deliveries. The receipts of products were moderate ana shipments well maintained, though a larger proportion were for th uboard and foreign markets. Offerings on specuiative a.count were only fair, sellers being rather cautious in their operations under the surrounding circumstances. Local operators were a li tle more inclined 10 purchase for invest- ments atd shorts provided for but few out- standing coutracts. Outside orders were oaly fair and favored the duying side of the market. Prading was chiefly in May, June and July contracts. Offerings of near deiiv- eries wore verr small. Prices ruled higher on lesding articies and the extreme tgures were fwirly supported \n most cases, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Cmicaao, Mareh 10, —Special Telegram ta Tus Bam]—Carruz—-Business wasg active and prices substantially higher, some sales- men quoting an advance of 10con anything atall useful. The biz run so much taiked of on Saturday failed to materilize. Then there were liberal shipping and export or- ders, together with a better feeling all around. The strength in values ocovered avout all classes, as salesmen who nad good to first class butchers stock reported a bet- ter market than on Saturday or Friday. There was a fair dispiay of Texans, mostiy good stock, and same soid at satisfac- tory prices. [ thestocker and feeder line busi- ness was rather light, out thera was 4 go.d1 sumoer of “lookers’’ on haud that went in later on. Prices on the best neavy feeders ruled strong but light stock showed littie or no change. - Chioice o extra beeves, $4.3 4.10; medium to good steers, 13% to ba, $4.0%a4.75; 1,200 to 1,350 lhs, $4.60%@4.20: 950 to 1,200 ibs, $3.35: stockers and feeders., £2.40@ 60;_cows, bulls and mixed, $i.50@ 3.00: bulk §2.30@2.60; Texas corn fed steers, & 206, 75 Hous—i3usiness in this market was also active with an uptura of a strong 5S¢, the great bulk of the stock seiling at $4.05, a few very “‘mean” and common going as low as §1.97 0 #.00; snippors paid #405@4 10 for selec heavy, and light sorts soid at $4.05@4. 10, With sings variety at $i15. FINANCIAL Naw Yorg, March 10.— Special Telegram to Tum Bes | —Srocxs—The stock market started toduy with ugusual transactions of Reading stock. & special feature. Opening prices throughout the list were generully only siignt erent from the cios ing figures of Saturday, but dugar Kefineries and Louisville & Nasuville were each down iy percent, while Chicago Cas was up § per cent. A general drooping tendency deveioped © the list, but Western Uaion was the ouly stock snowing any ceal weakness, and at 813§ it was 1 per cent lower than on Satur- day. In Reading & squeere of the shorts was in progress, bota hers and in Philadeiphia, and the magnitude of the contest was shows both in extremely Reavy transactions and in the sharp rise from I8k W 40%. Toward 10:30 cash sales ata 5 per eent premium over regular prices were made, and this difference was afterwards increased, 41% beigg pad for immediate deliveries. Sales, seller at three days, were made at 39, a difference of 1 per cent below the regular At the same Ume the general fours ned from Sy 0 32, though they after ward rallied o fraction. Sales of thus stock ‘wers upwardghi T0,000 shares auriog the hour aud the casll sales later weat up o 42, about %4 per cent nigher than the regular price. The succeeding hour brougsi oo great ehauge o ralroad stocks. Suger ok an ®pturs and went 0 65%, or 2y per cemt Belter than the opening Sgure. rn- iy | son jost | stock market ware osses in Grangers ware not recovared up to [ some time. noon, when Huelington wasoff g at 104, Northiwestern i at 10uiy, Rock Isiaad | per cent at Wiy, and St. Paut % ot 047¢ Atehi- but i and Missouri Pacific was steady and duil. The closing hours of the very active. Theex ment in Resding contioued and $250 was paid for loans of stock fortne day. The close was at 3% regular and 30% cash. Ottier stocks, after taking quite au ap tarn after 12 o'clock declined at the cicse with an easier feciing in Reading. Lackawanna bad a spurt of buying and an adv eof 1 per cent. Atchison was the third stock attract the trade and it aiso went up about 1 per cent to 34i¢, closing at 34 The bHuigw n pricss of Graagers was from 5 w0 1% from bottom figures eariy. and on the dip at the close most western shares suowed slight net losses for the day. Suwar ciosed at 93 aad Chicago Gas at 445 The wtal sales wers 393,000 shares. of which a very large pro- portion was Reading. The following wers the closing quotations .9 48 reguiar ¢ Northern Pacific.. 3% G 8. 48 soupons T sisareguine U 5. 4148 coupons. Pacificfs of % Central Pacttle. Ticago & Alton Chieago. Burtington &) - L INinoisCantral s W... Ransas & Texas Lake Shors ... Michican Central Missour: Pacific NEY 0N cALL—Easy at 4@5 per cent. Parsn—3ig Ji6. o orsterred + 3. Paul % Omal A0 prafarred Cafon Pactfle WSt L. & P. do preforred : Westera Union. 1¥6 Excmaxaz—Quiet but steady sixty-day bills, 84,21, ; damand, .5 . Naw Yong, March 10.— Spocial Talegram w Tus 38 he follywiaz ary the mia- ngstock quotitions: Catedomia, B, i Comstock. T. bd. Comstock, T. scp Deadwood T. Bureka Con. Crista Momestaks Horn Siiver Iron Siiver 15 300 30 14 ) ] CHicAGo. March 10— Wheat—E irmer; March, TS Oats —Steady: March, Rye—March. $4ige. Bariey -Nothing loing. Prme Timothy—8$L.18. Flax—Cast, $1.48. Whisky —81.02 Pork — Stead. 10.12%5 Lard — Steady May. $6.075@b.10. Flour—Unchanged: winter wnesat. $2.00@ 4.40; spring woeat, $.75@400: rys, $.50@ 2.30; buckwhesat, T5c@$1.00 Provisions—Shouiders, $4.25@4.30: clear, 85.25@5.30: short ribs, March, $5.90. Butter—Quiet and steady; creamery, 1 26e; dary, 1U@2e. Cheese—Firm; fuli creasm cineddars and t‘lu‘L‘g. ug@loc; Young Americas, 10%@ 108ge. Eggs—Easier: fresh, 12@13c. Hides—Unchauged; heavy and light creen saited, 4i@4iic; saited buil, 3%c: green saited caif, 5 7e; dry saited tides, Bc; dry calf, S@be: descons, 20c each. Tallow—CUnchanged: No. 1 soiid packed, No. 2, 3l3¢c: cake, 4¢. March, $9.95; May, March, $6.00@.02! Shipm'ts. 4.000 New York, Marcn 10, — ¥ heat—Receipts, 14,530 bushels: exports, S.000 busheis: spot drmer: No. 3 red. sievator; ssig@ssige, ufloat, SS@s9iy o. b.; op- uons firm; No. 3 red, March, closing at 65(c. Corn—Raceipts, 32.500 busheis: exports, 70.030 bushels; spot stronger; No. 2, 36 @ %4c in elevator, 3674(@31 5 alloat; ungraded mixed, 27ied opticas stronger; March closing at 36%sc. Onts—Receipts, 150..42; spot steady: No. mixed western, (@ ern, iy @iiye; ovtions Ao at 255 % Cortee—Options closed steady at 50@35 points up; active and excited through Kio and Huvre advicesand a decrease iu the ible supply: saies, %,25) bags: Marcn $ @17.55; May, $17.65@17.75; spot Rio fair carges, $20.75. Sugar--Raw. steady; refining, 5 I-16c. Petroleum—United closed A Ezes—Dull; western, 15: 72,000 bushels: exports, 2 white, 30@30%c wiite west- Marcn closed refined, frm creamery, 13@36c; Elgin, 27sc. Cheese—Firm; western, 1@i0! Milwauke-, March 10.—Wheat— 2 white, casii, 72¢; May, 3%c. Corn—Quiet; No. 3, on track. 4c. Oats—Steady; No. 2 white 221y @=c. Rys—Steady: No. 1, 4l 2, W3 Pmr sions—Firm; porx, $4.95. St._Louts, March 10 —Waeat—Higher teadier: Butter—Qutet; 16l Cincinnan, Mareh 10.—Wheat—Barely steady: No. 2 red mixed, T7c. Corn—Weaker; No 2 mixed, Qats—Lower: .vo 2 mixed, 3% W lusky—3$1.02. Ransas _Cirv, March 10. — Stronger; No. 2 hard, cash, 6315 red, 65igc bid. Corn—Stronger: Mareh, 21% Oats—No. 2 cash IS¢ 9 Minneapois, Mares 10, receipts for two 354 cars: snipments, No. 1 hard, March, 7 un track, ¢; Na. 1 nort : May, 7T%4c; om track, 7 worthern, ket No. 2, cash 2ic Mar: Mar Liverpool, Marca | Wheai—Quiet but steady; demand poor; hoiders offer moder- ately. Corn—Quiet; per cental. aew mixed western, 3s LIVE STOUK Cnicago, March 10.-The Orovers' Journal reports as follows. Cattle—Receipta. 0 shipments, — marxet strong to 10¢ higher, closing weag: choice 10 extra Deeves, $ 30@.10: steers, $8.35@4.75; stockers and feeders, $i40g 360: cows, bulls and mixed, §1303.0 Texas corn-led steers, $20M@3. 75, Hogs -Heceipts. 22.000: swipments, —; marketstrong W 3¢ nigher: mixed &, W@+ 1 izt 90 aeavy, S5k 12y #1403 30, Stsep—Receipts, market weaker: oatives, arn corn-fed. #4 %565 amis, # Nasional Stacs Yards, Lowi<, March 10.—C attls — & shipments. A0: marset stronger faney oative steers $5.30 25 00; and feeders, §2 302,60, Hogs—Receipts. 2.500: shipments, 4,300 market stronie; neavy, #8. KK@4 00, ansas City, March 10—Cattie—Reosipts ,000; stupmen 27,000 market stron steers, $L0@H0: cows, $L MM 00; stocKk- ers and feeders, §269ad. 0. Hogs—Hecaipts. §,200; shipments., market stroay; all grades, $d.70d & sioux City, March 10, —Cattie—Roagipts, 110; shipm N, market slow; can. ners, ows, $L vl stock ers, 3150 foedors, B.25@200; veal caives, §2 0. Li Hogs—Receipta. 1.400; everything, §T2iq@R 8215, R OMAHA LIVE »TOCK. Cattle. Monday, March 10, Cattle receipts estimated at 1,300 compared with L7237 Saturday and 10 last Monday. The quality of receipts was geacrally of a commonish kind, although there were some fine steers, eighl lomas of which soid at $4.35. Thess were Lo Dest steers & iLe yards for 7.000: shivments, —— 56 00: west- Texaos, $8. T0@3.00; stackers 1,600; market steady: Caws, toa, warn of an inferior grade genorally, aithough a few Lits soid at SLO0@A00. Feeders were of 4 very ordinary grade. The steer market opeaed active and strong, the best ots selling readily at an ad. vance of be, sevaral reporting saies up 10e. The commoner grades soid readily at Satur day's prioes. WS are siow, the Dest grades seiling firm at Saturday’s prices, wita the east desirabie aded off. Only about fozen londs ws wers on the mar- they iged hands before Faeders and stockers wers plen and the trading was less liveiy than usual on sccount of the poor quail 1 were soid at prices dnchanged Hoge Receipts of nows estimated at ared with 1143 e and 1 Monday. The market opened _ac ve and strong st an advancs of & hade to 5c. with all suld ear'y. Tne heavy weights sud packing hogs wers up fuily C, whnile the light weignts and fresh meat sorts were up a shade, the average being $.7%, compared with §.73° Saturday. 50 last Sheep. Sheep receipts estimated at pared with ¥ Saturday and 1. The sheen markst is active aod main anchanged. 9, com- Monday prices re- Prevailing Pri - The following is a table of pricas pmd in this market for the grades of stock men- tioned Prime steers, @45 Good st s 1 @25 nwll steers, ) @3.%0 1150 23.60 @00 @2 00 w2 4G R} 300 to 160 Bs Ds 0 130 s D steers $1.3 wa Fair to good cows..... foice cows Chotce to fancy cows Fair to good bulls oice to faney £ Light stockers and f B hoice light hoas. Fair o choice he: nogs. Fair t cheice mixed hows Highest and Lowesc Sales ot Estimated Today Cattle, 39 cars Dispositio, 1ng the number of cattle, hogs and sheep bought by the packers and leading buyers on to-day’s marget: Cattle. Buyers. Swift & Co sk Gearge H. Hammond & Co........ The Armour-Cudaby Packing compan Les Rothschild .. ... . Benton & Underwood Neils Morr: Shippers and feeders Becker & Egan.... Crone & Vauzaadt Bozs. Showing the numbsar of hozs bought the leading buyers on todas's marset: Armour-Cudahy Packing compan: maha Packing Co..... . cease wiit & corge H. Hammond & terday average: 66 % the car. 256 pounds, and =heep. Showing the aumber of sheep 0oU today's market and the purchases The Armour-Cudahy Packing Co Averag: Loz ol Hozs. The foilowing tabie gives the average cost of hogs un the dates mentioned. mciuding the cost today, as nased upon sales reported Date. Price. D March March Muarch - 3 March Au .87 Rang= of Prices—Hogs The foilcwing table shows the rangs priesa paid for hogs Light rnd medium nogs. ... Good to choice mixed nogs Good to chioice heavy hogs... 3 3 70 [ 23 95 @3 B @3 75 Ranze of Prices—shesp. The following taole shows the ranga orices paid for sheep: Prime fat sneep.... Good fat sheep ... .. Common t medium sheep Comparative Tables, The following tadles show the prices on hogs du: Days. Monday ..., Taesday Wadnesday Thorsday Friday Suturday........... Averag: Pric: Showing the averags pric of hozs 03 tae days iadicatsl com- | 21 we 7 sHEEP No. 145 westarn mixed . k. ot Price, 80 On the Market With Sheep Eaton M G. H. Chamberiain, Wood River O. W. Eaton, Cook, Col. On the Market With Hogs. Anderson & Co., Mead: J. Hasts Kessler & G. Cra, (Guorg Missourt Vallay; J. H. Blake, y & % Alma, Ksiley & Co, Jer. L Dougias Varnes, Vanango; Republican: gensen, Mingen. N 8§ Ca,, F. Johustod Merna; i Jones, Hot iredge; . Tierney. Broken Bow: D. A. Stewart, North Loup: Parks & Munn. Ord: Freeman & Roth, Osceo eatim, B 3 Co., Wisner. Stanton On the Market With Cattle. th, Cooke: O’Connor Bros., . Gribvie, T. H. Nef, J. W. atieid: D. N. Wheeler, Cedar Deardoff, Merna: A J, Brown, Loup: : der, Papil- Anderson, Iry : Festman & Swmrth, Wisner; Mei & MeM. Bancroft: Wilson & S.. intain Lake Robinson & Son, Love a:J R Farnam; Lee H lwood ; Alma: Kelle Repuabii- 3 L J ianola: Wilcox: Ma- Hoyles, Crate; Matherson § EC Lo Mo Market Men ion. Secretary J. C. Shop. wno wen Louis %0 see acting presideat W. cock, has returned: W. Carr of the commission firm of Huff, Carr & Kinzie, Chicaxo, was a visitor at the yards. 0. W. Eaton came in with a load of western sheep. Arfiong the shippers in from Wood River was H. Chamoeriamn with steep. J. Jergensen, of Minden, load of hogs. L Bourne, an Ainsworth feeder, came in with cattle. S. D. Rowley of Wileox. who is a regalar shipper here bad in turee loads of cattle. C.F. W f Ord’s heaviest shippers came in with dve oads of cattle. yiley & Jenicns, rogular shippers at Alma, came in with a load of each of cattle aud hogs. from Cook, Colo., is bu; nt up two ag live stock at ioads of cattle and one of hogs. Crete was represented by J. D. Hoyles. one of its heaviest suippers, who came up with a load of cattie. R N. Lee, who ships aad aiso is a @ood man cattie at, (ndiancla, came in shipper of hogs appearsd on Robinson, ssed the “mg mu a car of cattie. Seaneider & Co., Who are among the rom Stanton L. Anderson of Meade. wnose game is found on tae yard recmving books about ree times a week, 0ad 'a_car of hogs hera. Mahoney & Rogers of Gibbou brought in twa loads of cattie. At present not many are being feq. The quantity of Ooth cattle aud bogs is light. eran shipper, J. Hastie, was ok with two loads of cattle. Heaiso inaload each of ctile and hogs of hogs eac: Scott came down from Mountain n.. with two loads of fesders. The the South Omana vards as s feeger market 15 reaching ia svery direction. Fordyce of Central City was in with een, corn-fed, aversging | 104 ibs that brougnt $.60. Among tne shippers in from Keily & Wakeman, with cattls, aiso J. W. Cooke, who had tnree cars of cattle, D. Diviney and J. Holland, who are feeding near Indianola. brougnt in three loads of cattle which were fed by them. Coox wers OMABA WHOLESALE MARKETS Produee. ¢ fresh, Ile: salted, aot Ecas—Striet picil ed, limed, cold_storag wanted at a aml packed, country prints. 17(@ roll. fan choica, choice l4@lise 101203 @sc: poor st PorLtay—Turkeys, d 3 dry turkeys, live, per ) T@se: 120: chickens. choice, %@ ens, live, §3.0 H(l{m’ goese, dressed, 11@12:; geese, dressed, choice, 0@ goese, live, doz. .00@7T.00. ducks. faacy, 1lc: ducks, cnoioe, 10@]1c , doz., $8.0@3.30: pigeons, doz., snipe, $1.00@L35 plover, $1.00w@ mailard ducks, &.0Ka@ 350; canvasack duekas, #.00@6.00; red- head ducks, doz, $3.00; teal;aucks. doz., $1.50@2.00: mixea ducks. doz. $1FNE2.00 goese. Canada, $5.50@5.00; geess, small, $4.00 golden . &ita, T02: spiced pigs tongues, Kits, $235; | pe, & pickled H, C. tripe. &its, Sie; spiced pi hocks, kits, $1.20. Mzss PoRs—Per bbl, 8. Buck F P WooL—Fine,, s average, Jl@ic: @20e: rough, average, L. Har—Choice upiand. $.04@5.25; midland, $4.50: lowiand Hipes, hides, $ige; dr: TH@10.75 verage. juarter t Pariaws—Green salted sulted buias, Hate: dry 4 dides, 7o: calf mides, ., Damaged hides 2o ess. Sheep peita, greem, each, Dew#l. 25 sheep pelta, dry, per lb, %sele: tallow, No. 3y @5c: No. & 30 grease, white, yeilow, 2l a@de. VEGETABLES — New heads, 45c; radishe green onions, per doz per doz ouuches. P Pl — Lettuce, per doz per doz buncnes, e uncoes, H@le: DArs soupbunches, per y. Michigan, smail, per doz bun selery, T1li- nois, per doz bunche: a celery. New Orieans, per 40z bunches, Th@@e: Califor- aia, $L.00 per 4oz: spinach, per vol, $2.50: cu cumber, per doz $L7kdR25; oyster plant, per doz, 4b@ile; new Dests, per ushel, $1.00 @L.25: new carrots, per dosdunches, Hi@wc new turnips, per doz buuches, 40@50c: Die piant, per 1b, A@T7c: new cabbage, Louisisna, per crate, $4.00; new patatoes, uda, per bol, $.00; tomatoes, Sermada, 10 1b boxes per box, #1.50@1. 75, Ciop FEEp—§12.50. BRax—§10.50. Cony—1lde. Oats—ige. Braxs—Hand band picked navy vicked country, 81 @!.30. Cnepsz—Per 10, ream twins, s, full cream l40: full cream brick ® cream limburger swiss, 1 1su—Fres. frozen white, pickerel, per b, Tc; . picked ,ovy. $L30@ medium afl. 4 [ L0GL40; good fu meam Y. fall isconmin swiss, @12c; Ohio 1@ full trout, pike and herring, Sige; sturgeon, Omavaes—Per box. Florida ta, 8373 russets, $1.30: messina, $1.35; Califormia fancy navels, $523: choice, 85.00: Los An goles navels, #5.50: seedlings. Riverside $3.35@9.%0: mountain, $135; Los Ageles,a $.00: 1o dve box lote e per Dox less. Lavoxs—Per nox, messina fancy, $4.00@ 5.00; verdelli, good, §2.30. Basayas—Per bunch, § 00@3.00 was in with & | | $1.20: 2 | choice, per nbil, $5.00 COCOANTTS-— | Prex $1.50: che 1ta, 864 Por. | Manion i | N 20 to 22 Bs, noulders, 50; b ham sausage, S @ ro ‘or small lots. gs—Per bu, & Svaan—Per 1b, Hams, No. Sige; 19 wiTast iried beef hams, tongnes, % 00 per dozen Sulett \res - Paney. a7 «2s— Quotatior caw sountrs Muscatine, per per bbi, £2.50; bbi, £2.00 bbl, $2.00; or bbl, 500 per bu., ca, w1y SENY LS - iBs— 4@ty eny: Lzs—Per bbi. Cingr—Per bbl, £3.50; hard cider. Livsep O1n—ode. i — b, 51y ron peel, d evaporated appies, Star, 5 . 10e: ap Sige prunes, i Valencias, : Cal. seedl aps —Castiie, 3 Ib standara, choice standard, we: French, fine, 18@22c: 166@18e Peas —Tres dewi fine, per can, 1 £.00; nig Beans—; 2 Ib Goiden beaas, T0¢. crown braund, 3130 New Jersey, $1.60: d rina, 501 pead. roni, 10c; ver: and tapioca. ceili, Z7c b lunch b Deet, 8.0 $1.20: 2 ib rawn, $1.75: 2 (b cof beef. $2.00. su—Codfish, e graond bank. new, + snow white, 2 (o key cod, iarze Eagi ®.50: 1 25 ib, piain, 55¢; brand, Sdc Na. 1 shore Dis, naif Lbis, # 50 mon, $3.50; 1 L1102 1 1b finoan 1. 0: 11 < do. fanc: b necks, 4 lb saraines, $11.0K@16.00: 4 dines, Americ style. §7.50(@3.00; r case Broous—Parior, 4 stables, $2.55 CrocoLATE—2 red, Shyc. oDA—Plkgs copperas, Zigc: Ba; apsom saits, ¢ Zge: blue vitro 2¢: rosin 2 3 hops, { and 5-1D DacKages. 10e: ‘adigo, 3-1b and 3- 2i-1b boxes, white, 4 Mocha, 20¢ good inter doz, $2.25:b per Mowsssas—Bbl bukers'. Miaise Sarr—Dairy, best grade. 80, Gs, #2 $..40: best grade. ; bulk, obl, $1.25. goods, standard $1.T0@ L35 gallons, 4 Dt o peacnes, $1.65@1.30; lemon plums, with | pitts in. Fooseberrios, &3 res, $.70; pie, $2.00 stacdards. | strawberres, Wnaiic 2 |b blueberries, wxa 5 Tic Derries, preserved, $1 hopped, #2 00 b Hahama sioed, . $L Sl W cherrues, @ibc; pears, 2 b, §! Canrer W § Hatrs—Stasdand, gin, i ;..uwa. e Ticks—Oakland, 3 1b new pumpkin. $1. FARINACEOUS Goups—Bar oatmeal, 5.00: whatetiat, Savsopa—Bbls, 1%; roasted, Dry ouffalo, ver v, bleached, 1amp and meaty, BTABLES—Ol¢—Swaet potatoes, b, £.50 ratabagas, per bbl, $2.00; oarsnips, per bbl, $2.00; horse radish roof rse radish mots, per b, 7e; ery bl C&B der bl Per hundred, $1.75 ~Medium, per wins, §5.50: L chow smail now. sommon, e i 1 average. 4 Da, O n, try sait e, Sige are 210, 2.00: onions, roots, sl 00, .z Burren—Per Ib, —sa@10c per per b for choice. S l0e per 1b. per ib. nessen VEaL— hoice mediam. Hade. fard dates vaporsted, 2 boxes, boxes, 30 ap) Faacy siackberri sks., 7 dried arapes, 4c. . wmottied. do white, per 1, 13c. v s— Tomatoes— s B 2 ib early June. § row, standard brand, $1.10 ais. 06 B4 0005, 00, CraxnaRRiES—Per Dbi, $12.506@14,00. Aned, 3650 oure, tor ton, add 1o per delivery in $16. 00418 00 V@IL00; dry @10 00 faney onions, extra fair, per bbl, carrota, per beets. per per bol, #4.00; celery roota, per doz, 60c: e half bbl, per bol, 8.0, Greceries. Carrants, new. 5ife: prunes, 8. boxes £ ples, Alden, pitted plums, ¢ raspberrs avap., s, ibis or bags, 22 lemon s, apri aprie ap- L4 T8e fancy 3 b, 103 _evaporated, al. B X, 9 g o estern rauds, R0@e lons, strictly standard. $2 %. grown, $1.60; gilt-edge sugar corn, v b sugar . western brands, tern brands, rooms—1 |b French, extra fine, Za25c¢; 1 French, ordinary, per can, Ib “extra, sifted, S@L35 2 1b soaked, i@c. 10 bigh grade. Refugee, Si¢ Wax beans, Lima Beans—2 Boston Baked Heans—3 fine. b west p: $1.35 10c: iunch tongue, b coraed beef, 14 [b cornes boneless pigs feet, £.20: 1ib sh orawn, £2.00; compressed ham, 7: Linchipped ) apressed ham. & lima beans, A 1 1b beef, silva; baalk, nev middles, edium herring, 23c: domesii Hamburg spice : Russian imported Hoiiand herring, Crown bricis, per 1, cora, Tikaesde. n, T nerring, b 15e Mmuscatels, cro| Jo: Vat ; Ondura lay icias, S@ioe: ra, $1.00 gal- Corn—Finest fine, $1.20; 2 #1.00; 2 o Mush- ib e : 2 I Mar- c; 2 1b stri soaked, ib Lewis, $1.6 otatoes—3 L Yy s, York, 30 Swift Cardis N. srpoint, Indigo i Century. 1ayst tenton, Dexivs Beaver ( 1oige Kewrie ville, 25¢; River, Thorndike Thorndike S¢: Shetucket, oo Herw: inch, 1 FF, XX, 3 4 10k 4 So: - Y AL Thorndike Thoradixe Warren, No. Acme, 3¢ orx, 3% inch, 18iy0: 00, 120, aiges ordis, No. N Colors— Atlantic ine. American. ity de: Ami rer ol ngton, \!'lu u 4 Raman: Richmn Yore, 7 reek AA, ond Calcutta drees, Amoskeag. i Beaver Creek (. Jeaxs—Memoral, Kantacky i ez Bang. ap, 2y Chasin—Stevens' B, 5: Stevens' Stevens lle. A. bieac P, bleac N, ulea: Frayyans—Plaid— Lake, G H No. B H No. 2 Quecnes Wh No. G G 3in, Breaci Houseki rie [ Tt Farweil Sége: Gre D cawmb Lonsdaie, ersil, persil, cerell, 44, Sye —Quechue Anawan, ige . % 200: H 8, 95c. ED SHnE er cloth TINGS y cambric No. 60, 1alf bieached, n G, By r: Ue n, L 14 Canton, Wasmutta. bieacned, 3 Browx Atlant Atlantic P, rora C, Hoosier LL, 44, 14, 0c; 44, 45 i Lawrence LL. 44, Peppereil R, 44, : Pepperre dope. 1 H Whit- iress, iress, #igo; Evere ; Havmake 15c; Glen- Hercules, Mel- tar, e tswold, 27 Stevenuas’ Te; 3¢ A, . Winasaor, w des Lonsdale ow York m: Po Peppereil, 10 4, 24¢ L 93, 1% Pepperell, 104, ¢ Wachusett, 44, e Aurora B, Duck West Point, Gin, 1207, 16ige; West Pouwt, 16 e West P A Farmers’ No. 1, &i-in. Point, 2-in, 10w, Pepoereil, pere $ Caaton, mpi. 44, Old Dominion, 4. Pepperel E. w0 ; Peppereil, [ Aurora R, 44, O N B -u n, 1 Pump 3y sago $2.60; corned beef, 6 Ib corned $1400: 2 b so orawn, 8 ib Eag tra Georg ces. new, lceiand Holland z, $1.5 sardines. milkers, ¥c: mackersl imported, ib sardines, imnorted, per 80 38, 5ije. I5c: Bra 13.00 lo mackerel | pe: Dioaters, half half bols, $7.0¢ r b. imported bone- ines. American, stile, $4.50@5 00; der case b sar- 100s, French sardines, mustard, walnuts, Grocers') —Per leaves, isuber saits, alum, 4c saitpeter, m campnor B 1bs in box, 1 oz cakes. 1b package: sbsoluts Tennesse Ib— common, $L.3@L. granulated, 13e; kegs s. 14c: dlberts, pesaut pea- ) Borax, 10c; nur, e acid, ours, de: e sage, i and madaer, Lic: saitpeter. »out standard, Alaroma, 18¢ r d gal, GAR—I0 gr. cder, HBags—Union squars, b 0; N, U asted, §1.50: dairy sull 24 B bags, #.25; Caxxep Goons—Fruits, C brands., apri | cherries, black, §2 Kka indigo, 3-ib and 5-ib boxes. b boxes, Madris, b ooxes. red, dige: XXX ) seal sealiog wax., es Thc: X 1“- dered, coniection- extra sa, Germaa, &niden Ri Rio, choice to io0, good, candle v oz, $3.75 a5 se o., good, 12¢ 5; pints, per white per “hoice, per gal, biack strap. ParEr—Straw, 20 i5 per cent n Dest us. bibl, grade, $£.20: rock o 100, Asuton, 5 1 bags, 2y 18, common, i lifornia canned 1, per dozr— pie fruit, blackberries, (- 35 €1.50 letz, & 10@2.25; peaches, vellow, $2.10/d cling, w.35; goiden “ooseberries, Wo: 2 e £ 0 errios, wiite, pears. > piums, - exi. arops, $L.50: piums, green gages, $l M@l W: peaches, $L00; curraats, $2.30 strawberries, 8 50 eastern standards, $1.35: 3§ i Lo b pie, §1.10; ; auinces, #2.10: raspber 3ib 6 1b ai 'n Deactes, avpies, b rasperries, OX.JJ b black nm—-m 2 1b strawberries, proserved, 2 b raspberries, preserved, $1.%0 2ib ;m.a pineappies, Babama 21b St 2 b Hanama grated, $2.75; 2 andard sliced, 4ib red, Baltmore, 55 P A saP—Bibb, white, 18’ Gem, +0; colored, 100; Beauty 12iy0; Booue, l4c; peeriess, case, §7.5) Conssr JEAss—Hoston, Thc: Hearsarge, T3c; Hockport, 8%c: Androscog, lateruational THE RH.KLI’Y ‘l\lil\l‘.l‘ diacal va e G Kunkei and wife to M Thomson, lot 19, Bl Bedfora: Plac omeon and w 1ot 1%, bi| k 12, 1 M S Bartiets 4o 8, bik =, Poop D L Lees ot ai to Ja 2, South Oma Haul and 0 H ana B G Bal of aw E Kendis, wife t B V Smitn's imonds to ¢ o LM Taylor. i JL Uraxe's add, w1 bik 12, Kitchen & Wauch's sat stee, 70 4 W Grifitn, lots 6and i, Lik 5, Baker Plac istee, 1o B M W 3 W Grihit b, enson, W S W a4 M 1} Maul, anad i o Anderson, s ot and ior 3, bik {endis, 1 z 3 Jennie Shea, ot 12, riing, 8 3 1. Wil 2 lot lot 18, ik 9, Pterson. lot I ugh, ot wad. w sbster, iot 20 ts [0 & Drexel & Maul's s 0 W L Seiby, ieand wie 9, bik 1. Arm: 8 Jetter and 1, blk ite ng's I8t ad: Byron Luex; Jetters add, w d. A i Balcombe and husoand 1o B ¥ W x J § Higmiason, 7t 0% 4 bIK = Cmais, ¥ John Mitche: lot &, bik S 4. Vailey Abraham. and ¥ pt Twenty-two transfers. 84059 SCHROEDER & DEAN, GRAIN, Provisions®@z Stocks Basemant 305 South 13th Slr_e‘l.- 3l o1l it Omaha. ; | ; | | mporea aua COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK. Capital, $400 000 Surpius, 49,000 Morsoman. G Henry B L B Wiie Officers and R M M. Hiteheock, Garmeaun, Jr. A M Anderson, Wm. G e mms, A. P. Hopkins, F. B Bryant, assis " DHAE} MANUFACTURERS Dire Boots and Shoes. KIRKENDALL, JONES & ¢ Suceessors to Rewd. Jones & Co. nlesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes wonts for Hoston Rubber how C9.. 110, 1104 and 1168 Harney Sreet. Joaba Yelrasks. Brewers. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers. 181 North Eishteemth Street, Omaua. Netrmyrs. Asw Cornice. EAGLE CORNTCE WORKS, Manufactarers of Galvanized [ron Cornice Window-eaps and matal ic sky isats. Josn Svencter, proprietor. U8 aud 11 South iRa sreet. E— - Artiats’ Materiala. A. HOSPB, Jr., Arists' Materials, Pianos and Organs = DW Coal, Cuke, Etc. CMAHACOAIL t LIME CO., Jobbers of Bard and Soft Caal, - Umaua. Nebrasen. NEBRASK. Shippers of Coal and Coka. Tl South 1345 stPeer, Omaba, Nobrasks. Cigars. " TDEAN. ARMSTRONG & CO, Wiolesale Cigars, @3 North oth Street, Umana, Neb. “Hello" 1438 “Dry coudn and Kotions. M. E. SMITH & CO., Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Nu'mnx 1402 and 11% Douglas. cor. 1ith street, Omahis. EILPATRICK KUCH DRY GOODS ( n.. Tmporters & Joobersin Dry Goods, Nations Gemts’ Fumnishing Goots. Cormor 1th and arney sirecia Omanm. Neoras:s. urniturs DEWEY & STONE. Wholesale Dealers m Farnitura Farmam stroot, Omats, Nebrasca. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Drn Farnitare. Omana, Nevraska. Croceries. ORD, BRADY & CO Wioigsale Grocers. IMB and Leavenw: r\n :lt i, Om: M b BAUG HIMEL H & TAYLOR, Bmlfie Hardwars and Scale Repair Shop Mectaries Tuols and Burmio Series. 148 Dougias stroet. Umana. Neb. —__Lumbor, Eto. JOHN 4 WARRFELD, Whniesfii& Lamber, Htc. ':.—1" R. LEE, Decler 1 Bardwoc tl Lumber. ISSOURI M5 08 S0ens 1 R at f, Con LOI IS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lamber, Lath, Lime, Sash Dears, sta. Tarir—Comer Tth aod Dougies. OMee S ormer 1t and Douglas. FRED. W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Elc., Eo. Corner R sod Deugins streets. Omais. Miilinery and <otions. I OBERFELDER & CO. mporters Jotters 1 ilinery & Notims _Maticns, 7. I. ROBINSON N0/ Winiesale Notions and Parnisting Goois, 1124 Uarney street, Omatis. U 8 Capital NEBRASKA NATIO“TAL BANEK sZrasITIR DEROSITOR Nurphn-lnu. Ist, 1890 0 HuxRY W, Jas. FFICERS AND , QMAZA, NI, ..M:m.mm - 374500 DIRECTORS YATES, Bresident. Lzwis 8. Rexp, Vice Prasident. Mo nsE _Savaar THE IRON BANK 2th and Parnam Sts. A General Hanking Business Transacted. gwgndaam N.W. Hanmis & Company, saniers, 163-4€5 Dearborn Street, CHICACO. 70 State Strest. WANTED IS3UED BY CITIE: COUNTIES, SCHOGL DISTRICTS, WATER COMPAMIES, ETG. BOSTOM. Rip, Write o S, MORMINON & h Wa 2. Grain, Hides, W ool, %, 07 auy tiiog Yo may < 0F uny (n{crTaatin od C0., Commiseton Bisines ”Fa'p»r. n I Mortgages. ...z Bons. !‘x» Negotiation CORPORATION A ALL KIN DESIRABLR Pa- PER BOUGH? proved snd proved Propert or Nego Unim. ted. nat BOND. Spociaity Correspondence Solicited. W. B. MILLARD, Room 33 Brown Build Omat a mid s o VouTi, Racasens ok Asiek towd. Trvasise semitsd lticniars for PRO¥. 4. F. HESLER, Leck Box 156 onial rece 1 par e W CHABGE. Detruit, Mich. ONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Ct Wholesale Rened and Lubricating Olls. Axie Grease, stc. _Oma. A. H. Bishop, Macager CARPENER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealers. OBPry 3 nice stock of o7 BIINg. wrappPIng and writing Paper. Special ALLention Iven W AN pAper. —_Safes tc. 4. L. DEANE & CO. General Agents ‘ar Hall's Safgs., South 10th St Omaba, and 2 H. HARDY # CO., Sobbarnof Dolls, Albums, Fancy Gools, Howse Furnishing Gods. Children s Carrages. 28 Varmam sirvet, Dmakia. Neb. OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTIRY, Agricultural :mmemem LININGER & METCALF C Doy Agricult'l Implements, Wagons, Carriages Bugmies, ste. Wholesal Omatia, Nebraska. wiN BNt : Steam and Wa ter Sunuhes Uniicay w.al atie 98 sod o0 “ones 3t G. ¥ Hoke, Acting Manaser. BROWNELL & CO, Engines. Boilers and General Machinery, Sheelifon work. stemm pu — "L ey Omanm PAXTON * VI]HLI\ TRON W'rRKJ. Wroght and Cast Irmn Building Work Bagines, 7as Work, gemeral ‘ound:y mactine sud Disckamilh wors. (/mos 1ad worke U 1' 2F *ad ITth strest Omaba. OMAHA SAFE & |IRON WORKS Man'rs of Fire and Barg ar Proaf Safes, Ml WOrk. (rom sbutters and r sscavem 'G. Andreed, 9rUp £ COF. Ltk 808 <8-4808 Sta. —__saah. Doors, Etc. M. A. DISBROW & Wholesala mauufaeturer f S, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings. Braccs ofoe, JtB Bd |sard streets, Jmaia. Veb. SOUTE Om UNION STOCK YARD CQ, 0f South Omaba, Limited