Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1890, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | apsf: i ey Ay April ¥ Nom General Confusion in the Pits at the Open- oty ing of the Board, BIG BUSINESS DONE IN \HH‘ATl Corn Shows Up witha Very Good Ex- | o CQuiet it bibition of Strength Provis- | Ezgs Lower: fresh fons More Active- Cate Tildes—iirmer heavy tie Basier, bull dry e, Ge: dry iint, a5 it green groen slted Tallow—A dea iyt trif No. 1 solid packed Telegran 1 4 onfusion d of trade suspension of the CHICAGO. Tur By geners the pits at the'openjng of the by narkots o tie entire quotation department. This actually led to 1 ot fo but at the end of thirty minutes css was running | smoothly, In the ket opened | Quis—Highir: e HavaD T it LR —NmintIy Arin at 45,05 whent Targo one 0 ln a Loy that it st many croukers to rest Tt AR Ahl doubt that much business heretofore 2 Al Chal through the bucket-shoys was thrown into the Highers No. pit today, Country Stoady; NO wiys huyers, and some Ry Steady; No. this April There was ($peci 8 Receipts ; prute 45,000 NELOG) 470,000 Higher i Whent cush May Louis May, §ihi7 Hiziier or mar v e Aptil busi | wheat strer nirket was to ma not here Is no Wheat Muy, trader - of the Dusiness made bt e o trength could The stop it awkward traders were me of busi- 19 '_‘ 5. | dull Closin one | May, % northern, Ay [KANSAS CITY 2hard, cash, (e i Steady Oats No. CINCINNATL - Firn s -Fiy \\».fm Birley Trregul Provistons—Stendy ; pork MINNEAPOLIS, April $10.00. Wheat—Receipts. Pricnts. X ears; market wis ¢: No. 1 hard, April, 0e; No. 2 on teiek, fhel No. | northern, May, i on trick April 2.~ Wheat-Dull bid: No. 4 ved, i bid Wheat- F cars; s price did not hi AL iny i My W it rominent as Muy and Trenizth on Hiofs erop dar T futehinson was n buycer but took time to let go of There wis uite free Tigui- by the” trade. The highest Were touchied fn_ wheat the My sold at 70 108 Yo e Tne sold at s, closing WY e ) elosing At RN ol 1 market showed cor mmM | . L i wheat, there wis i god, v orous bushiess all day wtoned to D 1 fnerease on the bayin There was no Lot down from the first price g | Cmicaco May Id ar a'%e, to ents, Juite sold at H0%e. 1o July at 31%e, 10 B, | The oats market Was steddy 1 ; showed strength with ot A noon, when May sold at 227 18, the bn Hutehinson was X 1 « £ perhiips 0,000 bushels put the price back t vy July sold at 2 and 2 « provision trade wis somewhat ive, but the r o prices was ely narrow Lard fulled 1o show strength and closed at Monday's prices forall | futures, Short ribs were slightly higher for near futures and steady for July, Tnomess Pork May sold at $10,500 3@ 10,60, June_ wlso elosed steady at $10.70, Tuly sold at #1075 and up to 21050 at the close. HICAGO LIV Khowd s ports ost of the day sone May wheit dation Mty April 2 No. 2w Jrives of thic duy Ast ten ming B at 700 July at ins Tl Wheat -Quict; hoic LIVE STOCK. crately April 2. Cattle Harker s “idl 165,000 1050 153¢ oy cows. bulls fed stecrs, Texas corn 18.000; slow and 10c .05 Ih nion it uny market eorn-fed, KK 6.900. Cattle — Re ket slow; steers, tockers and feed tives Texans IKANSAS C1TY B0 <hipments P Crs. 8 Hogs - Receipts all grindes, $4.00 4,12 81, Louts, April 2 -Cat hipnients. 500: market 3 finey native steers, SL407455; Stockers feedirs, $2400 .30, Hogs Receipts, 6.000; shipme ket lower: heavy, 34154 4. 15; 1z, $4.00074.15 P SoUs Cry. April shipments. 103 niaek b1 OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Cattle, Wednesday. April 2 s of cattle, LI compared Ty SR 5 it toer market opened sales at about 1y Ldvaneed the feeling b i prices becane Al sules were mide unclianged prices, but the o general that the market Tower, with many sules arket was particu- e los- S200; shipn OCK. ud | CHICAGO, Tue ek and unsatisf; prices as a gene verazing on shipping ste thing but canners’ stuft ows a zood 10: oft lat ter descriptions continues rather Hght, and the demand is zood seliers are enabled to ke prices st e even went so fur but the sales do not show surplus — of o nd - they o April 2. [Special Telegram to CATTLE-The market was slow story for owners and sellers and Al rule were weak and easier Kk and in factevery and el Supply of thes 5. 1100 piiching mar- | LIO | Cattie ive wer Reccipts, 400; | woud 1 s Hogs - R $4.00004.10. s of ent Some buyers of this cli 1 to cluim somet ethintia ect With wmy -y Wednesduy, Slow with n few Cholee 10 extin | prices. bt as the day 10 zood Steers | cme less enconra ) to 10 10s, S50 | (uotably lower s, 08, Stockers and | during the day s, bulls sind mixed L5901 Jower sales we Texas corn-fed cattle |y safely be quoted Hi e lower. The steer Tarly discourazing throu g slow andat of the day. _One bunch averaging W07 bs sold recelpis of cow CHmdted, only o ten loads being . but, 1ike the st of then were very good and The zene Feeepts was hett unl. Quite of cow sitles were e nil al WL one bunci selling at & ' s active and 5 Changing hands vy, Feeders retain theie aetivity and fien with tie recelpts scarcely niceting the W improvement Tl bulls slow at low i FEEONE TRLIY medinm 1300 1o 1500 1hs, #4407 4.80; 1 G440 050 Lo 1500 fodders, BTN G bulk, BLWNGE2NS, WOrC 10 ToWer it 2,00 Hoas—The late market yesterday baa and fully e lower. and OWIErs ZOt e worst of i1, prices saling sufli- clently to make the market a strong 15 lower Shippers s fell o onee the 5 owere Hlle indiffer <how caly pens and e ures, WiLs very 1 todny iees out elihit IS soni ul run i still seve for the s hogs sold 0. ol ALy $4.200 1 INANCIAL. ppeTs D — Vind # 150 Hogs. thmated receipts of 30 yesterdiy and 5550 last Wednesda, its for the irst three days of (01 Boen 10854 compared with 8754 for | Wl st week. The market of i shade Jower and with' slow sales H atnoon tme with seventeen loads in The ' hands. Buyers offered a nickle, Tower but sell- and | ersaefused to part with their holdines at the the temper of the exeha Is bullish, but the iuh'h-;'l- ,\”,"‘,“,"" l" "II "‘v”h",-'n st ‘;!"" results are not saths One of the lat- G ST 2h b A estexcuses for Inaetivity Is fearsof floods In | overe Y bebistou held the westand south. After that danger is past | Tow-priced stocks will be first to move, they On the whole the market started moder ately strong. Both London and Chicago were buyers of their favorites, while the Sdentified with the elique in Reading were open pur wl soon foreed It to he front, both in point of wctivity and strength werally from 'y to S Tor et s 1200 compared | NEW VORK, Ap) AT Tue BEE] STOCKS, the chief feature of bulls outnimber the hears the st very larzely sheep. | ) Iie Fstimated receipts of | with 43 yesterday and The market renains uncl ) 199, comy (st Wednesdi . brokers d riling Prices. The following i< a table of this ket for the 2rades of ste Prinie steers, EN 0 160 bs Good st Vo 1 W per cont Good st 1 1500 he S and with Conmon 1000 t0 1150 1 sieers all fractic Commion canners iy 1o fale cows Wl cows birlls, Chofee (o faney buils Light stockers and_ fecders Foeders, 800 10 1100 ths Fair to chofee Heht hogs Fair to cholee heavy Falr 10 chofee mise prices pald in | enltioned: @450 "he opening tizures we @4 adily 1o Cleveland Louis ulso becai 7 fnst 71, lust wovenents ‘of others wer generally of small luportance atur & Evansville continuing its rise of yest ay, und Wheeling & 1 « Erie reached o sl higher figu than late Late in the hour Atehis made an 1o 028, Northern Pacitie preferred 1o wnd Chicago € LCUE HE There were no | higher figares reached i stocks whieh Range of Prices e gatus carly, and during the hour | e following table 10 noon th was i sHght falling off from the il for e Best prices. Rock Islind lost 14 to e, st | ulhy to68ts, Missouri Paeifie '3 to 7 5, Union | ¢ Pacific 5 (o 635 and Reading 14 per cont o | { Theearly aetivity alsod ppeired. The wie hour of the stoek furnished 1 1 e Detter prices, but there ool B8 e Nt T He Of Dusiness, Atelison e followh e gives the average « ul i1 A | of hozs on the dates mentioned, imeludin unusual strength s it Clostig ereent upat sy | cost todiy. as bised upon sales reported i i Lt Price. Date. Gonet galn Other rothe day werd Ma ent Lo His Big Four up Mireh i L per Gent over the Marel ading 1y to Missouri Marel and Cndon Pacifie’ stoeks wore sTizii Mareh and Northwestern and St Paul dull s March The total sales were it 125,000 sh Mareh *following we g quotation Mareh X Northes Paeitic. Murch preforred : March EY March April rising to oria. 3.7 405 et of ady hos I Hogs. ws the range of prices st “to that stock the Mureh Murch 7 Tireh 8 Murch 14 March 15 Mareh 17 Highest and 1 Toduy 100 T 105 H¢ o prefe NOY. Cent S DR Roek Taland es of Yesterday AN ) proferred 1St Paul & o preferre Highest Lowest #1 hindis Contral 30 1AW Union Pacie Kiinia & Toxis LWL Latke Ko o preferrod Miehian Contral e U nton Missourt Pacine MONEY_ sy at 4 PRIME MERCANTILE PAvy STERLIN NGE QU Dills, MM NIRRT, B Con Mining Stocks. The followin. April 2. [Speciul Telegr prices on hog The following are the minin Stock Reee Officlal Yesterday Cattle. . N cars 2970 ¢ Hos Seurs 5w Sheep 2ears 6 Sheep. Horses i car = Horses rative T Estimuted Today e Hogs 7 por cent tirni; sixty-duy den NEW YORK Tue Bk Horn Sy 1. Sy Munda T Tuesdiy 0 0 Wedne o 03 Ontarl hursd § ielgd g Ophir Friday PRERIRT] Plymouth Saturday 105 ek 13 W Disposi ot Stock, of cattle, hogs and 1 by the puckert and Teading bu s on todiy's narket Y on Sutter ¢ Unlon Con kel Gould & Curry Tale' & Morcrons Homestake CATTLE Buyers Swift & Co MARKETS, George 1. Hinanond & o - The Armour-Caduly Packing Com iy April Wheat -Recelpts, | Onihia Packing conipany ! MO Dushelsi exports, 47000 bushels: spot | Lee Rohehiid Diher: No. 2 e, N Gathe In - elovitor, Mo | He & Undurwood @i aflont, NGkie Lo, b options strongs | Nels Morrls Mo peds Aprilt closing it » Corn Ipix, 4050 hushels: exports, .60 | Crone & Vansant Dushelsi Spot strong Now 2, Jridte i ol r i yator, i ailoat: wngrided mixed, f io atloat: options strong, A g e | o B OARL RRLILE SEEOUE Al b The Armour-Cadihy Dushels; st sl 2 wii Omalia Pucking Co wixed wester i Weatern ALK AL e; options higher, April elosing at 2 George 1 Manmond & (o Cofee—Options closed barely stady wt st | T1ye & Hrush oluts dowiis swlos, 18250 baga; April, $17.:0 Nogs yesterday 0; My, $17.40; spot Rio steady; falr car- | e v law thned stendy eum— U nited closed for May at 2 Easy: western, 1 \\n.‘. new, #1750 L TERM bout steddy; ' Av. Pr My, 8050 bid b T Butter-Easy: western a N ereamery, IN=e; Elgin Chieeas™ SUrong; westeri, 1 PRODUCE NEW Yok Shippers and Poedors Packing Co e SHEEP. steadior; muscovado, 87 tost, | Swirt & Co Representative Sales. RATS | pelts, dry, per ib, THE 1068 1010 heifers Av Sh. Pr 10 $4 30 i 30 10 it On the Market With Stock. Cattle—A, 1. Wilson, Wal Brothers. " Wilkonville; 1. ¢ bric 1. 1. Downer, Arips son, Riverton: J. T, Shroger, “inley, Greenwood: J. W. Kess Cudahy. Fullerton: Geno: Genon Drvfoos & 1. Columbus & S Utiea: Joe aylor. Ashton; J. 1 Cozad; . Murcatt, ly Tsland; Black, Kearney: People's State bk, hur: L Bayer., Herman: W. C. Swartz, Siver Ta.; Monk & Anderson. Hlanchard, E. Beahm, Cortlands Kimper Wi ciport: 1. G el Lind viek, Uplind; . Ohiowa: W. 8, wand Frank Wilber: A. Lorkwoski, Farwell > Ripp nbente Hinphreys: . F Kearneys Marcott, denting Preier Viosky I Bk nd Island; D. 3, rads; 1 Hast it Sletion Davison & M. Ainsworth: Junie shnstown: Dee & Suith. Shelby, Williuni Dalton. Tabor. Tis M. Himmer, Portsniouth Tites Aniderson & 1505, Wilsonvillos d. C. Ar buckie, Reddeil: olz & s, Orlearis: W . donds, Holridge; W. G . Minden: Doiling & Pureell, Norih i how G Co. 1% Moorhe nlup. Al s Bradalinwi Loup City; L. Ansleys Chrisiy. Ollowit: « Sttt Coin Mithison & F Liwrence Chiristy, Wilber: o & lonk & Anderson, Blanchard, L J. Liwrence, Millizan: Harnes & 11, Vers oni: diek Lower Stromshurg: 1. 1L T & Co. Wahoo: George W, Lee, 111 Disbrowe, Harvard; W. wain. Brainard; Terwil- & Gelwick, Dwight; Willim Gherke ye, S & « James Nellor, Beemer: Nye, 8. & Co,. W Coburn, M. & S Atkinson: T.E. Hall Lyons: G 11 Estes, F. M Buttington & Co. Grecnwood. T Horses— B Hershiy. North Plitte. Market Mention, . Morris had hogs here from Upland. 3. Hastie had hogs here from Panam John Pfetfer of Johnstown hiad h AL Adins had hogs here from Br Wallave & Stitt had hogs here from Coin, Tn, W. G Nelson eamie in with hogs from Minden “Rabe” Elliott and J. R. Conklin were st the yurds. Deyfoos & 1 fromi Columbus B. E. Downer, an extensive Ar marketed cattie, T T, Shroyd catile from G AT Turney can with ' carof cattle. P.E. I’ of cattle G.W. Grunke brought from West Point. W.IL Br two euts of here, dshaw. marketed two e e palioe patron was on market with a car of over from Red Oak, Ta., rney had threc cars in two cars of cattle wn came over frou the Bluffs with i M. Hamnies contributes a ear of hogs shipped from Portsmouth. [a " kland with two cars of eattle, Shephard & Badger, fron. i the market. lze & Co. wor s from Nelizh Kepler of Dorchester, a prominent aler, came in with @vo cars of cattle I B MeFu nd of the firm of kson ley & Co. has returned aft faunt Elkhorn v \I\:_\ Colonel E. T’ Savage of ¢ of Suvagze, Abbott & Kelly New York city, W. ¢, Swart a leading stockman of Mills county. Towi, and - rezular patron of the South Omaha market, ¢ up from Silver City with two cars of catt OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Produce. Strictly fresh, 1611 ned not was on the market Tilden, had a car on the market with o Mo- up the v commission firni s returned from cold stc wanted Turkeys, dressed, picked B turkeys, Tive ehickens, faney, 106 11e; chie Sesehdekens, 1ve, doz. & faney goese d 7., R0 dueks, eholed 005 pigeons, doz. funcy dressed, L cholee, tlie] ducks, dressed Sintie: duicks, live, $1.00071 5 i plover. mitlrd Queks. $00025; iy hack ducks, 000600 red-head ducks, doz BLOKE2505 o] ducks, doz. BLIYELA0; miixed ks, oz, #1000 wecke, Canida, #.000 307 geese, small, & MAPLE SUGALR - Per I 1161250 Cikgse—Por 1, full éreant Young Amerieq, 10505 fuil cream twins. 105e; full erean Ohio Swiss, thes fulleream Wisconsin Swiss, 140 16 full Creain brick, 1e; full cream limbur Swiss, 1 HONEY-150 16c ver 11: stiained. e, ORANGES - Per box, Florida hrights, Messina, BL23: Callfornin faney nuvuld Los Angeles, #235: seedlings. Riverside, i, %0; mountain, $.00; in five-box lots 2 X loss PINEAY STIAW B Croks-Por bl Nard clder. pure Dalf bbls, .00 MINCE MEAT LEMONS—Por box Verdelll, good, £ BANANAS - Por Duneh, #1.0062.50 BUTTER— Creamery. fancy rolls, print ereamery v solid packed, reamery. e 1t dalry, faney rolls i prliits, INE20c; dadry. faney” solid packed 1t duiry, cholee, 140163 country roll faney, W64eIses cholee, 12013 country roll good, Wiulie; country roll, falr, 1@se; poor BoNEs—(Quotations are for delivery in Chi- cago). Dry buffalo. per ton. $16.060 15,00; dry country, bleached, $1.000 1500 dry country, Aatip and meaty, .00 10,00, VEGETABLES - Old- Swoct Museatine, per hbl, #4.00 bl 850: onlons, tair per bl £200; car por bbl, £2.30; heets, per Lbl, L0 dsh roots, per bbl, 8.30; horse radish v 1h, celory Foots, per bbl, Wots, per § PRESERVES N2 10c per 1D JELLIES 4004130 por 1h 1 VEAL- Ch medium, @7 heayy, Hid Per bhi. Genitons, ™ Hen Davis, 8.50; Romanite LINSEED OIL- G4 COCOANUTS - Por hundred, 8475 PickLes—Mediuni, per bbl, £.50; smull. .50 gherkins, §7.30; C. & B, chow chow, qts, 8.8 D, K5 POTATOES Per bu, fancy Fisu—Frosh froain white plekerel, per ib, 7e: sturgeon Hivks, PELTS AND TALLOWS hides. 4l4e; dry salted hides, o hides, 7 éulf hides, 5e. Damised hlaes Sheep polts, green, vach. Wegdl.25; shecp Glic; tallow, No. 1, 3@dc; per Por doz, & Pert refined per bbl pear eider Mt e ber Ib Messina fancy LS s Balf b1, £5.50; orange cider Hulf bbls, ¥:.0 .00 potatoes, funcy Onions, extri faney per bbl, #2.50: ruti Per bl 2.0 Willow 00 he 250 ut, pike and tr Green sulted dry fiint OMAHA DAILY BEE grease WhRA G Hand pleked nwy gy #1.50 niedium. 8140715 Per b, sty yellow 1.00; hand hand picked fieaxs icked navy intry. $1:K0 APPLE BUTTEN Dry Goods, WX Corrox—Atlantic A qui Atlantle the D, ¢ nt 1% e Aupora W'y Dar Atlantic Atrow A R Pep Lar 43¢ R0 Cliicasaw eIl R 6%¢ | G B HLEACHED Berkeloy 00, 0¢: Best Yot ( Blackston butter cloth XX « Anchor, de; Digmond W, ton W S, 1her Farmer's Choler Call, fge: Fitenville, Ties Frait Iden Wedding, se: {1l itarvest, 64e; Hope, 7 ity cambric <hry of the Looni. iper Tdon Housekeoper Langdon G 1 canibrie, 10c i Lonsdule IKing Pl Lonsdale, 8'y0q New York miiis, 11e SHEETINGT AND PILLOW-CASINGS - 100; Fupporel], s-4 Peppe Brown #2-in. lie o: P "Pepper Dpere 1 Hoston. 31, e 207 S Boston, 10-4, Utlea, -3, 2 Utlea, 10-4 GINGHAMS - Amoskeag, (5 Lancister, 6y n dress, sigei Yo voriti cutty, dress, se; Normandic ter, dress, Pittyrs— Mirtha sei Amnold. ( Amicrican, 10 Merrhnack 10c: Han Amoskeag wrwick, dress, 8 G Whitenton 1= dress; s; L Washington, 6; American Arnold " B. Tong cloth, 10¢ tifel A 1%l Amana A, 12 : Gold et 10e: Gold ticket Allen pinks, Gies Allen chambray, fei Gloucester iy <tone Gres Wiidsor, 61se; Hamilt 1 rh Gt R diei St Marthy Washing Allen ek, Al Fountain (rner, 7 JR phiEiNG, Cpcks Ty Iy hle s Crawford, se: OF ny. s 1 Ciledonin CHEVOUTT et Tie: Whittenton i Ater, Se i Amoskeng. Strips, K e Amos- keag. Pl sea islind. kA, 1105 sea 1o DK F'd Edinburg. 06, TICKINGS - Onklind, A, Amoskeag, A C A, Titge: Berivi teen, 18 [annih. bookfold sate ren. bookfold sateen, j6e; N satéen, 1se: Cordis e 10501 Cordls, A C F 810 Cordis, 120 fey, Oise: CorroNADES—York Nankin, 101 Oz, 18¢; Elein, soz. 18e: Flat Rock, 8 oz, 15 Lewiston, 10 07, Workingmin's, e} s 1e; Corklerew Cashi ASHCStevens B, 10 10, 5 S, I8 s Stevens' A, 16 § P in ¥ 20 10 Creficld oakland. O, ook fold <a- 1Hes War- hookfold dix No. 4, Cordis, E I fey Everett, 8 Cork.camlet, Andover, 12 Li 3 Lawrenc stripes and Checks, 115e, Groceries. Currants, new, Glie; prunes. prunes, bbls or bags, e raishi elired, S5G0Ge; eltron peel, drams, 20 won pecl, drums, I8 fard dates, apricots, chofee’ evaporated, jolly curcd 25'm boxcs, liel s hoxes, 16¢; apples, cholee pples, prime’ new, 8 re. ilze; I sac Luke apples, 1750 I hoxes Driep Fruir ensks, L0 M, hoxes, 12 apricots, ricon Do pitted pi raspberrics, oy London DI new layor. e 1. loose s IS8, 00 dliss d gr Valen : Ondn prunclies, pes Fruits, California st b, per doz Apricots. 1 pricots, ple fruit, #1.50; gall 50 cherries, Dlack, £ rapes UL, F1002.25¢ peachios. s wehies, Temon eling. $240: plums, « piumns, golden drops, #L.80: plunis, green <, FLGYIELA0G peaches, with pits r its, $2.30; gooseberries., raspherrics, $2.80; str b easte T in |0 L (10 pears, n standards. gallon ple. “pp) b D 3210 st o8, presers T lnck- ineipplos. By wrated, 215 red, ndurd, western hr el sugar o fine. $1,50: corn, $1.90; 2 1D extra, wist- 210 standard, western Mushrooms—1 b French, 11b French. fing 107 I8¢, Peas por can, 1 et hrands, sy brands, @ extrafing 1h French, ordin per can. 2e: demd dine, F160: 210 carly June, $1 standard brand. #110: Beans—2 1b high grade Golden Wax ho 21D soiked, Wis, H5 res fine, Ih.sifted, o1 2 10 Marrow, b soulked String Ref: Racs Ih string beans TBoston: Baked I $1.50, mp- - Crow Okra and 1o W, e b blocks, Turkey fnow white nd, bank, new. snow white, 2 1) bri Targe middles. L Hambu dines, 7 ported Holl faney milkers, e DDIS RLL00; DI fish, half ‘bhls, ¥ fumily whitefish, 1 s bt i nd herring, Crowh brand, S maekerel, No. 1 shore, half Balf bUls, $I800: white- trout. half Lbis, $5.50 saimon. #50: 111 mackerel (i 001,105 11D finnan had- dits, $145: 110 Tohotcrs, $2.15012:2; 11 Ak salmon, Aleut, $L603 2 1 Oysters, 10 oz, $1.05 1 1h oysters, L 19 07, % 11D eliis, 1t 2 0b elams, it neeks, 8200 1y 1D sardines, imported. per case. 100~ #1100 16.00: 1, 1 sardines, fmported. per case, 1005, #15.00020,00; 15 1D mported boncless sardines, lines, “American, per 1005, Fr rdines Aniericun. per ¢ #.04 800: %y 1D sardines, niusturd, pe s, Saao0; nported ey sardines, § KODA— Plgzs, 60 1bs (0 hox Nors— Aluonds, t biolutely purc t2 s i Do, 10z cakes, 1h packs, s 15e; madder, 1 and 5-1h Doxes, ind 5-1b hoxes, Madris, 73e; hoxes, red, $ze; sealing white, fe. CANNED MEATS luneh tongue, $.75 wnd 5 1h pack- 100 indigo, ; ndigo, 15 sealing was wax, B-1b boves, 11h lunch tongue. $2.75 11b corned beef. $40 corned beef, §£205 6 10 corned beef, §.50; 14 1b corned beef, $14.00; 2 1b honeless pigs fect. 20: 1 10 English Drawn, $130; 210 English brawn, #.15: 6 1 English braw a1 D comprossed i 2 1h compresscd ham #2.35: 110 ehipped bect. §2.00, KoAps—Castile, motiled white, per b, 12¢ Brooys —Purlor, 4 tie, stables, #2.55: conmon, 815 COCOA- s Th tin. 40 perib. (UoCoLATE= R per Ib German ehicory 210 b b, 8@10c; do tie, #2.2 BUls, 1%; cgranulated; 1%c; kegs Correr—Ronsted—Arbuckle's lin's XXNX, e Worth, 23005 ATuronin, 27 COFFRE- Grovn - | uey old peaberry Rio, priu X Jayi gennine terion, 2407 Afriean, SUGARS Cut 1oaf stundard, powdered i XXXX Ses granulited, stundird, 63007 AL G0 white extrn/C o'y [ 124501 cotton rope Arlosa German bulk, 2 e ilden Rio! 2 Choice to faney Itio. zood, 22¢; Mochiy ar'G i dava, good in cutlont cubes, 74 confeetion: dxtra ¢, Neb, Manilla rope CotToN TWINE -Bibb, very fine, 4 or 4 ply 220 fine, 2e; Dulsy, 1861 eandle wick OLIVES -Quarts, her dos 855 pint #2255 bulk, per gal, K VINEGAR-H0 g1, cider, wine, 1x STARCH 4Y@8e per b, STOVE POLISH BaGs—Ani 150; slsal rope erdoz 8e; good white Der 10, #17.00; Lewlston OLABSES Bl g per 1 IK\J v baking e, 200 WHAPPING PAPER-Straw, per rag, 2 manlila, B, 5@8e; No, 1, 7¢ TAGS—Unlon Sipare. 468 per cent off Hst SALT-Dalry. 2501 in bbl, bulk, & best ade, 60, s, 8550 hest grad, 10, s, #2.40; hest krade, 3, 10s, £2.20; rock salt, crushed, 1 comnion, bhls, #1.25 FARINACEC Barley, 31464 L AS. y» tmeal, 1568 macaron vermleelll, 103 rlee, 46015 sago and taploca, GiETes Himna beans, 6e. L Oies— Kerosene— P headlight .00 per do. MEATS Hams 1022 Thw, Kie; 1 reukfast bucon drled beef hisns, iy per doz; dry salt meat furing W 100; W, W, 1240 1k sulad oll, #.0a No. 1, 161 14 1bs, 10 No. 1, 8 D be THURSDAY, APRIL 3. Lumber. and B Tppors, 11y and 1 i, &5 A Mook & Boards, 1 1210 16 1t ft. | 4000 1 i siding, 1st an B <idin Donrds, $15.50; N« foncing, 1st. 12 to 3 foe 12 1 X and 2 feet, $14 INA T4 10 10 foet, $15.0 it feet, 81 kets < X es, standand, § 5.50: Tath, dry, #.55, CTHERN YELLOW PINE At Hm \. 10 and 2nd 4 in floor- 11y in 1uig, 4 In, 820,00 Livie CEMENT HA STiAW Boann PLASTER— $2.45. TAR BOARD-$1.50, Best, S 145, £1.40 Me BLOCK Tis—Small plg, 1 Copper—Planished boflor sizes cold rolled, 8¢ per 1h: sheathing pites and flits, e per b GALVANIZED SUEET 11O~ Dise't cent, pat. plan. fron, Nos, 50275, A, per 1 bar 3¢ per per 1 per il 110 per 0he; B, Charcoal, 1. ¢ 0.55; 1 Rooriva A, SHEET [RON - No. SOLDER— 1401 TIN PLATE No 1.0 TERN PACKING INTERES] The Supply of He Compared With Last ¥ Crvessat, O, April 2 [Special gram to Tie Bre. | —Tomorrow rent will say Price There is a faiv supply of hogs being mar varying but little in comparison with a yearago, The week's packing in the west has been 180,000 hogs, against 170,000 fc corresponding period last year. The total from March 1 s 880,000, M0 last vear, Following are comparisous for places mentioned Chicag Kunsas City Omuen 40,000 44,000 Iar Raplis AlL_Others, 180000150000 St. Patrick's Pills are made from the best and purest material it is possible to obtain They are sugar-coated and_undoubtedly the most perfeet cathartic and liver pills in use. HERE I HERCUL and Won- zth twenty miles county, has | nily Harper's Suddenly derfully Developed arly every one within of Alexander. Genesce heard, during the last few weeks, mor orless concerning Miss Emily Harper | and her wonderful and suddenly ac quived strength, says a Rochester special 10 the New York \\UI. 1. Physi- | ciuns from every town country | have been hiere 1o investigate and wise men from the east and every other divection 1 se her and shaken their wise heads and d 1 without leavin any of their wisdom hehind them. Small wonder that the wise men ave nonplussed and the learned doctors puzzied, f Lo ever heard of & delicat young woman, for whom the lifting of a tea kettle wasa burden, suddenly de- veloping into a female Hereules he | detailed necount of Miss Harper's casc has not yet appeared in print, in spite of the excitement it has caused, Miss Harper is a delicate lookin though quite handsome young woman of | cighteen years and weighs about one hundred and ten pounds. One day about | three months ago her mother noticed | that Emily broke a great many housc hold articles v imdling them, would grasp the slender stem of and_it would break into pie would undertake to elean a lamp chim- ney and it would he shivered into f ments in her hands, Her mother supposed eavelessness was the enuse and reproved her for it. Now the girl was as yet unconscious | of her newly acquired strength, the breaking of “the artic being due to this lack of knowledge and the power to | gauge and adapt her strength to her re- quirements, This, in itself, was the | we of quite a calamity, for ns soon as ¢ mother had ceased chiding her, pily threw her arms around her and guve'her a good hug, just to show th she bore no vesentful feéeling, Upon 1 laxing her . Mys, Harper fell to the floor with o moan of pain, An in- vestigation disclosed the fact that two of her vibs we | My, Hary the time of the oceury b upon his return | questioned his daughter concerning the aceident. The givl, anxious to justify | herself, rushed up to her father with th exclamation: *This all 1did.” She | placed her arms wbout him und gave | an affectionate squecze. Mr. Har- in speaking of that embrace, suid wis hugged by a bear in the Maine woods: 1} wrestled back-hold with some pretty strong men: but | never in my life received such a shaking up as that givl gave me whenshe showed | me all she did to ma.™ Of course, these two hugs made it plain that Miss Huvper had suddenly become possessed of vemarkable strength, | and inspite of the eff of the family |, t1 1 the we [ wts to keep the matter quiet it soon hecame the talk of the town. The writer visited the family yesterday and witnessed some | of the gifl’s feuts of strength. She easily duplicated all the ordinary acts | of the stage athlete, and Dr. Dival of | the New York of anatomy, in company with Robe rsh of the New York psychologieal society, will he here | next week to see Miss Harper and inyes- tigate her case: but it is doubted whether their explanation of the marvel will be of any more vulue than the forty and one already given, - We find St. Patrick's P extra and give splendid satisfuct arc now about the only kind SCHROEDER & DEAN, GRAIN, and Stocks. Basement First National Bank, Omaha, Provisions 808 South 18th Street, BLAKE, BOISSEVAIN & €O, London, gland, ADOLPH BOISSEVAIN & CO. Amsterdam, Holland, Bankors Londor Negutiat Detroit, Mich, THE REAL NSTRUMENTS | yosterday Ceptificate to probate Fostier B H Sherwood and wite © wns, To i Reed Oberne & Hoslek (o A 3 S and 9, bk L Obern W M Day D M Stuart South Ex dor, 1ot 1 Joseph Leis o Tinge Iv man's add A P Tukey ot al, t ik 8. Clifton il Edwards aiid arker, lot 21, hik Shafer, specia 1 Koy, W R | e to same, 1ot 2 deed Wi, sw [3-10-0, deed ane, s 100, dod e, 10t i 2160, deed e 1 b, deed 1Y =160, deed 1081 {n 21-16-0, deed S0 16-16-0,_dlow 1ots & and ¢ 'Y MARKET. i 1 Bery & Hosle [ ] W Jyisbi [ Mayne Plaee, w d s G W Dot e 1o 8 i s Buny st SR (o i State 1o sanie. deed M Adans and \ Tot Frank Ferni undiy wld, W Edwird md to WA turr Oule w d des o Edward Ferninde Ofw 'a Lot 8, bik 6, Parker h Do wife to 1 nandes and nandes, undiv . Parker's add, w O Canan and w 5 DIk 1. Calk to S P Peters 1y d pit Par 1 and husband to v 1o Edward ek 4. Bemis Park Twenty-seven RAILWAY TIME GRRD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & o Depat 10t and Mason stre Ol Chicago Vost malin Tlh pom 15 o 650 pm! Fxpress 0o BURLINGTON Depot 10t 1005 S0 a 055 p x Mason atre: [3Y NIght Fxp. vin U, 1 UNION PACIFIC Depot 10th uind Marey strevts Tand Flyer ¢ Expross Exp. (exeept Sin as Clty Expross CHICAGO. It 1 & PACTFIC 10th_and Marey Sts pross [ } estibule Limited 00§ ) & NORTHWESTERN 10th and Marey Sts | Express Vestibule Limited 4 A fepot 430 p m E1 p m N pow Woaom 245 1w b ML it 10t Chieas Mafl (excopt S Citlea Chiea & ST PAUL. Arrives and Marey St Owaha Ay ) 645 D Expross 40 ) Express 3301 00 o 930 b m OMATIA & ST U1 depot. 100 Marey Sts St Louls Cannon Ball SIOUN CITY & PACIFIC UL depot. 10th and Marey s(s Sloux City Passengers S Panl Express SIOUX CITY & PACIFI I3 Webster Ste StPanl Limited A MO VALLEY 1th and Webster Sts Black 1ills ks K x 410 m 1o Arrives Ormalin Arrives Omahia Leaves Omaha 7 o m 510 p m 510 b m Lenvos Omahia K000 L0 p 645 D 1 0 m bom ypress Sunidny Depot 1 Omialia Sionx Cit o Stoux Clty E L0 1 N0 Ao Le Omaha 030 0 m 15 pm MISSOURE PACIFIC Depot 15th an i & »\ « Touls & K.« SUBURBAN sl St Express.. . G40 4 m FRAINS Westward W I Am P o o Webster St .50 650 7.50 Ok Chith LR Druid 11111 Ik Lake Streot i Walnut 10 Dundee Place. .08 et Sido. 010 S0 pan pan . pan 100 200 B0 7001015 220 N PACIFIC Theso trains also stop at streets, Summit and Savi men's trains do Broad s way | f CBIMT | Depot SUBURBAN TRAINS Fith, 17th, 20th and 2ith o Crossing. *Working ot run Sunday -7 Soutn Omanhin Omal NI Depot W 15 60 7 T8 A8 ace 707 0 | CHICAGO X NORTHWESTERN. Arrives Union' Dopot. Connell Blufls” Transter W Wanuom | 545 1w Transt 240 0 m {0 pm 455 pm KO0 b om hicago Express Vestibulo Limited Eastern Flyer. Atlantic Muil CHICAGO, R 1 & PACIFIC, Unlon Depot. Counell Blufts. Night Expross Atlntic Bxpro Vestibnlo - Linited Leaves CHICAGO, MIL. & Transfer| Unton Depot. Coun Arriven N Loaves ansfer 515 p 1003 1 m 1000 p m ST PAUL. A I Bl Chileaga Mall (except Sunday Ch 50 b W i i L Tranat 1007w vos K ¢ Union Depot Kunsas City Duy Expros Kansas City Night Expre OMATIA & ST LOUIS Unfon Depot, Counell Blurs 415 p 1 ST all Vo Transfer Arriy Tra Lenves CHICAGO, BURL'N & Transfor 1 Coun QUINCY 1Bl Chicago Kxpross Chicago Express Chieagn Fast Mull Creston Loenl Y & PACIFL pot. Counell Blufls. Accommodation Mo Dy e 1000 p 509 b i hm S10UX Union 1 0w sloux Clty 630 pm INVESTMENTS THAT WILL NET 100 Per Cent Profit IN SIX MONTHS, TALLAPOOSA, -GA A Yankee City Under Southern Sun, Hak vation wnd und new manufacturing industr ploying nearly 130 hands und miny 1 stition, This means that real ¢ tocks will double in six montl ow Is the thne to lnyvest, as prics % per cont by April 1ath, For the Tars addre Tallapoosa Land, Mining and MI'{ Co., Tallapoosa, Ga, WALLANDER, Omaha, ) 2702 Cuming St., Agent, 45 pm | NEBRASKA National Bank 3. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA, NEB apital, =« .« '« Jan, 1st $200,000 W i Dire, ¥ W Yates, pre WL S I TIRON B3 A General B Husine COMMERCIATL National Bank Capital, $400,000 Surplus, 40,000 Offeors and ok, s exon, Wil Willlams, A, P 1 cashier; 1 Biyant Omaha Mal]UfaGtUI’BI’S Boots and Shoes, KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO,, Wholesale Manutacturers of Boots & Shoes Agents £ w Nl Neb! Brewers, STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, o e Cornice, EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacturers o Galvanized fron Cornice Ky lihts. ol 10 <ot 10th Window eaps anid Proprieton Artists' Mater| s A. HOSPE, Artists” Materials, Pianos and Org 1518 Donalus troet, Omahia, Net Coal, Coke, OMAHA COAL, COKE AND LIME (O, Jobbers of Hard and Sott Coal. NEBRASKA FUEL CO., 2 hippers of Coal and Cokie, R R LT e Cigars, li}]}\N._AX(h!*'l'l((‘N(i & CO., Wholesale Cigars. Sl b L Yy G Is and Notions, Cor Tas Streets, Omal e 1ITH & CO., Dry Goods, I urnishing Goads and Notions KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO., Importers and fobhers in Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner ‘Streots, Oninhig N - Purniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Turniture, Groceries., * McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, i Howard Streets. Hth and Harney th Streets, Omaha, Nebraska, Lumber JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, W lmltx.xlr Lumber, Etc., | CHAS. R. LE Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood carpets and purues fooring. 900 and Douglug < Omahn, Nebraski LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime s, Corner Tth and Dougias 0t and Donglas, FRED W. GREY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Elc., 1% Stroets, O Sush, Lte. ry and Notic 1. OBERFELDER & CO. Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, S e g Notion: 3T ROBINSON'NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 24 Warney steoet, Omaha —— ey Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 0ils, Axle g AL 1L Bish onse, ot Omubia, b Managor CARPENTER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Deale Carry o nice stock of printing, weahping and writ per. Speclal o 1 RIven t card paper —_— Safes, B A. L. DEANE & CO,, General Agents for Halls" Safes, 1t 10t St Omihin H. HARDY & CO,, s ot Toys, Dolls, \Ihum\ Fancy (uml\ House Furnishing on's Ca e—————— Water Supplics, U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO,, Steam and Water Supplics, 1. 015 wnd 920 Jones st Aotling Manager Halllday wind mil Omuha, Gk I BROWNELL & CO,, Engines, Boilers and l.um.ll Machinery, Sheet-iron work. steam 15 I whirth —— Tron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Tron Building Work, ral foundry Nne uud fice and work Englnes. b blacksmit OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS \l.lnl 15 0l luc and Burglar Prool \ms ters and re « 1ith wad Juck Sash, Doors, ¥ M. A Wh Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings. - RESAS Ao, 1AM 3104 Lias) BITROLS: QBN AR South Omaha., UNION STOCK YARDS CO., » 01 South Omaha, Limited, DISBROW Janu fact & CO. rors of