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

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. s Trading in Wheat the First Ten Minutes Wild in the Extreme, CORN SHARES IN THE ACTIVITY. A Slight Scare in Oats Produces an Advance Provision )t Vigorous - od but A Cattle and Cwicaco May Tue Ber)—There « A [Special Hogs. Telegram nongh conflieting pres- Business to sure In wheat at the opening today to perplex and excite the tr ites was wii ment ) of the Ie in the ex northwest which drouth would get rains known that there had be by many lo houses on yoste . These two liolders of wheat because sharp break. began throwing th July. Here came In business, Quite as m fresh outside orders t under, Brokers for the and began ing 0045 result w first thirty n had let g too low and by pald higher prices thai ots. The price gradually e and found the ir hol market hid moved at once up o dle. Wie, a strong advance to eling to %0xce, o third bul 10 0'clock the was i carly futurce sold at § c aster " fc o'clock was Minncapolfs rey trer T! sufl the thoughts they an They rushed into the pt dings o remarkuble fe house 04 0 buy honses e for Ll ers founda neCessar rowed off to e, cli i It wag on this news that Ju selling « O e, The heavy Wiiltum Young both Huteh houses generally bousht o was son e of oferiiizy, Recelpts of wheit I cnts and at Minneapolls clearunces we 1 ciphin. Wh o8 sold up & W it dur s for ) ‘v ] 1 early ket better. s, Tho cold nd many 1 \ ork. ather nst the preparations for planting, 1 Were somie cxport. orders some Short corn Lo cover. May started at nd closed at K% \um over closed A cly llul little £ he Butalo rate The oats trade put et Mr. Hess and the effect of secding territory, On th really ady: y started at closing at while e. The th, C arly and ¢ 't Trading the first few he govern- glven out a report that the portion ored from advanc telpatedgh nd W@ for ture of held at Ole or rushed in July nutes, when sellers found they y for 1 to whort sellors’ with stop loss orders Support There was the price drop to hother d nd before In nd June ¥ Wils was eredited onimlssion he market St times yester- © wore 280 cars. 0.0 bushicls ity no e ing Ui uly tod e in the « hiclp ipts were Prices were u wis reg hers Dunn & and climbed June uy at i osed it other d dry forty-five Eiport New York port from st fifteon jige. May Augustat 8sise ctivity of 1 to ke der the 1p at Ne garded as There ihy had Co.” were to was at o il d \u-mlu-r oV ire tod te and June touchied 2 July touched 25%¢ fiet that M wis pr oed Lo respectable fignres for this went up to e und nd e up jse with July but fe up “would indi- cute that I very smi of the market th Iston trad pri down gently 13,08 i July 81 SO, ih Cuntimia to Ttk and the markot ruled firn the morning for May July was up 1o %.60 o & Lard was 2ie higher carly change later, CHIC: llal‘ LI ORICAGO, [ Bek] ay CATTLE ket could s easier, the stock lower, but the der verything sold. Receipt enty ears, or say 1,500 h hich hence the remainder ¢ stk Wi n the stocke was fair busines ~.phmio 08 etofor heeves, 5 ot first ¢ sold medi cows, oruand wis notive, with oy turn of u strong se all sold. The goneral u Prices puid on shipp iight #4.2504.0. holdings by one op hit W The clique iy until Ma; Then the ma muc| ract ator and stoek here had more (o do with cather, £ Wil inte with sales du nd Ju mher. e up o nd made but little STOC [Special Teleg Thirteen thou: of e In English markets was rather 1 'K. am to THe nd with a drop ore and, consequently prices ruled rather slow, with best selling lass and s fair of Te: ad, at s de; prices “hoice um o g pady about 10¢ ind about xans were about half came direct to the dresse I beef men, prices. mand _and line there about the to extra 00d steers, 430 1bs, $1.00@0 20, bulls i alon ind, and FINANCIAL, NEW Yok, May Tue BEE]-STOCKS from the othe Stockers au nd mixed, stecrs, an up- .—[Spectal Telegram to Forelgners were sellers of St. Paul this morning, but otherwise d side were on the bull side of the rders market, having the stimulus of the London market to help. tremely active, emall fractions higher t and with han Leading stocks opened ex- most of the last list evening. fPhere was some Irregularity in the market, it the same strong tone was soon apparent prices advanced slowly on n very large ess, in which ag0 mul at speclalties movements, —and spurted up 14 per San Franeisco preferred, le yose fractional amounts there D Paul, Atchison, Missouri Paclfie, ll'nll trust were the most t'(mi[llullmlfl. led the movement in regular list, 4itwas up L per cent, but amongst were S0me Chicag to 5 cad trust Loulsv ville was the one weak point in th declined % to 91, but it and the great bulk vaneed small fra s in market reacted slightly toward 11 o'cloc! afterward rallied wgain, carly d¢ ing a Unlon Pacitic s and Chi- 0 sharp ort Line i, while bad fow Imitators, f stocks traded in nd- lings. The but The succeeding hour Gdded £o the gains of the mor i nd at noon all stocks showing any wctivity were at the top figur Missouri Pacific from 6% to 755 and Chieago Gus went on up to top und closing price. ye Duyln Vinderbilts wero higher, Northwestern to 113, Un while Rock Island ackawanna was The strength in Lead was up o point and St 513 ste; 20, With two éxceptions, sugar and haviug reacted, the the latter from forn western 4. All the Atchison rose to 4 fon Paci Pu up ! the fron StO 1 continu fie to 67 d m 11 0'eloek cks did not © cutting in the west, pros- peets that labe troubles were not yet end and stiffness in money, all acted agalnst the market. Consc action.’ Prices declined irregul ative operators turned in to realize, and not a fow became sellers for u rly. Ro Island, 8t. Paul and Missourt Pacific lost most among the weste dropped back 1 per 3 off for the day at well at 41%. The shares. n st totil ocks, A, and ison sales wi Chicago Gus SUgAr wis held up ere 5,165 The follawing were the closing quotations: Tt roguinr ULS 4 cotpons . 8 41gs roguiar. UL & {148 conpon Pacific ta of 95, 115 Contral Pucife 38 Neago & Allon. 10 | 6 P llcato, " uriingion . ¢ ( & Quihoy 10636 P& W Tiag st Tilnois Contratl 22 11iAg LB & W Kanias & Texas Lake Shore. Alchigan Missour 108l ral wwitle. do pref NOY. Central PLD & B Wit i rrod Islan M. & St. P Paul & ¢ APER NTIL CHANGE- Quict ty-day ills, $180; demand. . 8.5, Mining Stocks, EW YORK. May 1. quotat o [Speciul Le following ure the mininy |Horn siiv on Silver Cal. & Vi i T 10 W 12 |Ply ureka Con F | Criato B PRODUCE Cmcaco, cash o Gotho Fir: July: dia@itne, asy; cash, 2540; L@y ¢ ¥ ByeSteady at 0o, Hurle 5 p. cas wouth ge. Slorra N ter Cre m. olose, Tel. 40 proferreil and heavy; six- egram 1o stoek MARKETS. Wheat— July, %040, May, May, 2@ Prime \|\nn.-dn Slow at 31.98@1.29. Flax—Weak ai 81.43 Whisky 8102, Pork=Dull; ~ cash 81 Lurd-Dull; July, 852 Flour—Dull endeavorin Sioe, wn - and cash, . aud W obtaln R sowe negleoted, May, 8L 1@0.40; May, an Lrands Dealers advance 3.10; July, 30405 are of 85 bigh OMAHA DAILLY BELK, ATUKDAY, MAY nsked; 82.0084.7 ) 15,10, & Shoulders, &,00 5, <hort ribs. #5.4075.45, Butter—Steady; creamery, 104716 Quiet: full flats, 04@0%c; winter wheat, 15; short clear, 1@18¢; dalry, (7] 100 eheddars, Americas, croam Young fresh. 1047110, d; heavy \'bull, 3¢ pho;dry caif, 5 Firm nd lleht green dry salted, ench Tallow=Uneh 1; No. 1 solld packed, 3% No. 2, d%e Shipm'ts celpts. 23,000 16,000 £,00) 167,000 o0 Recelpts. Is; spot firms options ¢ Flour B0 400 i oexports, 51600 red, @S0 In e #1.011.02% 1. ¢ red, May, (050, Rocoipts, 5400 bushels 111600 bushels: spot higher; No.' 2, 42%c In levator, 43,@dsse aloat; ungraded mixed, J0aAsse: options firm. Muy closing at 41'e. Outs—Receints, 143,000 bushels; expo KK bushels; spot firm: No Bie: mixed wostern, i pptions steady, Muy closing at Options closed dy, unchanged May. Rlo stoudys b export 80 test, cubes, Museovada, ;'l" refined, eas) bhy@ll 1-10e Petrolenm—United closed for Tune Western, 1241253 58, $14.006814. T new osed W Opened stronger, or steam, $1.40, Butter western dalry, t-Closed Cash 8050} Fine options lower; Firm at & Whisky - Steady at #1 _Butter—Stead ship, Closing: %0c; on tr June, se My and Jun, 87 V. \| ay 2—~Whe CINCINNATI, May 2. Wity MILWAUKEE 2spring Wheat — Firm; July, 8615¢. No. Provislons—Firmer: pork. $1 LIVERPOOL, May 2.—Wheat- tairy holders offer sparingly: Callfornia .\n, 1, 7¢ 2i5d per cental; red western winter, s LIVE Cn1cAGo. May market strong; becy @is; stockers and £ STOCK. 03 s, X150 WS, rs, §2.00 tle—Recelpts, and i vy, 3100457155 32300080, 100007 market steady to 1 west- ot strong Hght, .05 Sheep- l(n-m’lp\-‘, lower: crns, & @700, .40, market packing, #5100 Pt tle —Recelpts, Stron May 2470, As Crry, shipments. others 10wy stockers Cattle—Rec ta shade higher; b ers’ st stockers and fec B0 cows, #1502 bulls, 81.00 calves, £,00@ 1,00, . S—Receipts, L600; market steady and 10¢ Bigher: light and mized, #.00@1.05; heavy, £1.0215@5.00. OMAHA LIVE STOCK. ~l|l'mwn| Cattle. Fridav, May 1. Estimated roceln(s of cattlo Sk, npired wit 0F and 1428 last Friday. The general g ipts is searcely a5 zood as yes Tubh fow. cholce loads quite the week sold and lower, the b riously reported desirable lots w un 0. The marketopened slow t grades of steers being v Hioc Tower, while the less quoted in somie ¢ oven | more than 1oe lower —than ¥ ay. The cow market could hardly” hold ‘up under the depressing infiuence of lowersteer sales and adverse reports from Chicago, he cows sold readily, all changing hands early Wt prices averaging from casy to anieklo fower. Feeders und stockers were scaree, the pens being literally eleared with scarcely any persons looking after them, while local buyers nd speculators. complain of belng out and Wanting them. Bulls are easy without quot- able chunge i pric Hogs. Ipts of hogs 4.000 compared Estimated rec T yest Hidiy of st with 3,777 week. advanes the advanee of sing firm runge of prices was . A number of ads of assorted light hogs sold at §1.05. The average of the prices paid was #0154 compared with $103%5 yesterday, and #.05% EFriday of last week. rly at The Sheep. Estimated receipts of sheep 37 compared with 434 yesterday and 1130 L ny of last weck. Suflicient pod muttons are not re- celvea to supply the local de nds. Average Cost of Hogs. The following table gives the averazo east of hozs on the dates mentionod, including the cost today, a5 Dased upo sules reporte Date. r Date. Apriit 4 April'1T April April 180 Aprili April 19, April 4 April 21 April April April April April & April Aprilo. i Avril April 10, April April 11 April % April 1t § April April 14 Aprilo April 15 May 1 April 16, May 2., Price. s 402 Prevailing Prices. The following Is a table of prices the grade of stock ni e hod Stoers, 1030 to vase G405 Common, 1000 to 11 ses . % | Conmon eannors A Ordinary o falr cows Fair to good cows | Good to choice cows loo to fancy cows o good bills Holee (o faney buiis At stockers and foeders. M to 1100 s, pico Tight hogs Fair to o Ttk {6 Choloe mixed hogs. Comparative Table following tablo shows the range In during this and last wee's | Last Week. The prices on ho T | Tuis Week @5 0T @ 10 @i @ Y osday 3 ndnesday Thu Friday Saturday | 388 § W Highest and Lowest Sales of Hogs. Toduy. Yesterduy, Highest Highest Lowest...... Lowest...... #03 .4 07 00 ERY Stock Rte al Yestorday. 108 sipts. imi Gattle.. 1 Hogs Sheep. . Oic Cuttle | Mogs Sheep od Today. ) o, 4000 1 ours. 4,000 | 2ears.. &7 " Disposition of Stock. Showlug the nuwber of eattle bought the leadiug buyers on today's market. CATTLE, | Bwift & Co | Geo H Hammond & o Armour-Cudaby P Co Lee Rothsehild Henton & Underwood Nels Morris : Shippers and foeders Becker & Degon Lobmann & Trauerwan HOGE. Armour-Cudahy Packiug Co... Omaha Packing Co ‘ Swift & ) Geo. M. Hamuwo 04 2008 L] ,H\S d Packing Co 20 | Average Price of Hogs. gs on thedaysindicated in 1853, Day. | April April, %1 April Sunday IR IRy May 89 W 1888, 18%0 and April, Representative Sales, STEERS. Av Pr. & No. 10 g ) o 5 10 19 1 10 1063 1053 . 0i5 L1100 1060 2 &7 STAGS, 2040 B 1020 850 CANNERS, 1. 880 1 10010 18 HEIFERS. 580 OXE 17 15, L1 450 FEEDERS. L T0T 340 WESTERN CATTLE, Owner. No. Standard Cattle Co.— 7 heifers 24 steers. Middlesex Live Stock Co. 21 steers. . 20 steers. ... HOGS. No. Av. nt. Showlng the official receipts and Pr 101 4 00 1186 1210 U 1060 1148 120 1010 1140 1300 1700 1640 Sh. Pr. shipments of live stock during the month ending April 30, 1800, and the number of head consumed at South Omaha: R P7s. RAILIOAT Cattle I‘ Hogs. | & C M. &8 T O &SE L Ry.. Wissonl l'm'llh' ity B &M VR Driven in..... tal shipm y 2,560 Consumed in 8. 0. 2, Grand Total.. Market Mention, Hogs higher. Cattle slow and lower. Tichnor Broth R. A. Templeton marketed hog: mah. M. D. Stevens & Co. of hogs. Denison, . Sheep. | | om vs had hogs In from Bes from and Maules. I riee kit , marketed D, G. Dawson of Lindwood had hogs on the market. Johnson & Perry sent in two cars from Wulioo. The trom Hastings. J. B. Burgess of Kennard was on t with eattle WL T loads of | nelder company had hogs wis of Colutabus was here of cattle in he market with two Charles Lunday of Tipion, In., sent over a shipment of cattle, 8. MeClanagh with a car of cattle, Fisher & V.of Brock With two cars of cattle, E. Milbredt of Syracuse was on t with two ears of cattl Mitchell & Tyson and A. J, keted cattle from Tobius. H. Gund & Oo., extensi and cattle In from Campbell, W ney, wis in with i car of hogs. were on th Thom i, Hastie marketed two cars of ¢ rom Union. extensive parke po Auburn and thre Wagers & Doyl 1, hias hozs on the Smith & Stabler had th market Joaded at F. Burbank, an r. came I from Springhield wit itle. 0. Holmquist and A, Beckman & ( land, marketed hogs, the former tw latter one car, ©. W. Lamont sh rs of o, : shippers, 1 of Valley was on the market e market he market pson mar- had hogs L. Nush, a_prominont shipper of Kear- attle from hippers of cattle on oxtensive shipper and hifive curs ‘0., 0f Ouk- 0 und the a prominent shipper of In- man, had two loads of hogs on the market, R. C. Oldham, u vete kot, of cuttle. Perry Brothers. prominent patre market, marketed four cars of ¢ Colerldge n patron of this mar- me up from Beaver City with four cars 15 of this atile from J. F. Roll of Tthaca had three loads of cattle on the market which welghed 1,516 1bs. and brought $4.00. Lafayette Higgins and C. 0. Gillila burn were on the market, the forme and the latter three cars of cattle, is Russell, Willlam Trancls I McKee were on the murket, the and J. two former and of Au- r with one R. with a car each and the latter with two cars of cuttle. Gresham was well represented by ford, with a car of cattie; Haln one load and J, Davidson & Son th b0 G.J. Wal- & Brock, ouds of Logs, all shipped from the above station, | OMAHA WHOLESALE MA Produce. SUGARS—Cut loaf, 8¢; Sut ks luul @ Bhowlug the average price paid for loads of standard, powdered, TXe; XX RKETS, ubes Ti , powdered, I standard, white ex ey granulated, tioners, confec- extra O, S umber £ Ronste u.ghl\u < ‘(\ Riol we; Rio, prime Rio, and common i, g genuine ¢ 0 Java, g African, £ oons- Ratlay #@34c; farina, peas, 1 1M@3% Wacaron!, 100 vermiceill, 10; rice, 426'4¢; sago and taploen, o + Hma beans, te Oirs—Kerosene—P, W., Deadifght, 1e; gasoline, ‘i% Linseed—Raw, files boiled. s, No. 1, 10-1b average, 03 interior, 25¢ A, A 1hi ham i plenic A 110 luneh tonguc Tuneh tongue, $4.75: 110 corned beet. srned beef, £205; 6 1b corned beef, #.50; 14 1b corned beef, $14.00; 2 1b boneiess pigs' fr glisn Brawn, #1002 1o )5 5; 6 1b English brawn, 35 T compromsel h uh o Manilla rope, 1 rope, ton rope, 1663 New process, 8ty TwINE -BIbD, very fin Dalsy, 18¢ candle wick, arts.per doz., §.50; pints,per doz., e clder, 10 DOLISH-$2.00075.57 per gross. Ani., per 100, #17.00; Lewliston, N. 0. fan NED MEATS chippe [JROPE or' 4 ply, i good, 12¢; white per 100, MorAssEs- Bbls per gal., 55@ ; Cuba baking, per b, 154@2% ()10 Dot cent off 1ist. 340 Ibs. fn bibl., by 10; hest hest grade, 100, 3%, #.40; best ock salt, crushed, 81.80; reeries, - Curr 00 1D, € Hitron pe Fryir wes | drinns, 20 1bs, urd dutds, “boxes, evaporated, apri- Doxes, I8 u]lllmrh. pples, ‘choice e e e, 10c in ihs, 1les npricots, ¢ cots, Jeily cured, 2 1h boxes, 16¢ pples, prin b blackberries, chierrics, pitte ici W, s prunes, 1 pecl, 15 ralsins, p 1880, $2.40. Cal. Toos Vidloneius, 188, 60 Fh” 106L alifornia. London - Crop s, Valencias, n nda lnyer, new ranclies. new, . n white |nvl|t. turgeon | pike and pickerel, per b, i Ilings, PELTS AND TALLOW “Green_ salted hides, 5@sic: dry salted hides, s@ie: dry flint hides, 6@i0c; éalf hides, 4'3@6ize. Dani- azed hides, 20 loss. Sheep pelts, groen, each, B0cas1 o, pelts, dry, per I, 6@iic; tal- e W@3lsc; grease, yellow, 21 and picked #1.50@1.00; hand avy. medium, $L40@1.50; Land picked ountry. #1302 1.40; cood elean, $1.20@1.30. A rrER-—Per 1h. G Fin wished, 1K c; medlum un- shed, 18G2) _ Furs~Beaver, per [, .5004.00; cach, $3.00a otter. cach, £L00GT.00; wolf, cachi, 50a80 ach, 405¢; mink, each, L full, §@12c; ‘musk’ rat; W skunk, 2564003 badger. 40410 per Ib, 20@s0c; decr skins, winter, per 1b, 120 CANNED ( brauds, 1 aprice fruit, #1.5 borrles, k42 California standard Apricots, SLI0GL1KD; gl ons, k- black, #2 108, yollow. AU rhllll~, « u drops, 3080 che with gouseberTivs, raspherries. &480; strawborries, peiches, -1b castorn standards, $L&5: 310 pie, 1103 610 pie, $205; gallon piv, 1005 apples, hizh’ standurds, §.35; 2-1b gooscherries, Mo -1 str S-1b raspberr EL.00: 2-11 Dlueher's bluckbe ries, 65a750; 2-1h st ries, preserved, $Ly0; 2-1b’ v Ties, pre #1.80; Derries, preserved, 31205 pine chopp 1 i Bahan 21 Ntanidar @1,50; eherries, -1b red. 2-1b, $1.50, ETABLES 4 L G0 Corn--Linest” grown, very fine, 8150 1b éxtra western ndard western 1-1b French. extra fine, 240 i-Ib F'rench, fine, -1, roli, ordinary, 106G18c. Peas—Tres fine, per 5e; demi find, per ean, 16e; 2-1b, sifted, 2-0h early June, $LBGLE; 210 Marrow, ndard brands, 8110 s 15—-2-1b - high . Refugee,” Se; Golden wax by i 2=1b string be I 5e. Boston crown brand, 815 v Jersey, 8L60. Punp- pumpkins, $1.10. Okra_and s, #1.00; okra, 31607 su sh, $1.20 1~ Codfish, exira Georges, new, and bank, new, »!( 3 silver, 2-1b blocks Snow white ‘ks. new, 0e; Turke R Ge; suow white crates, Lund balibut, de; mediuni No. 1 sealed lerring, herring, 5be mbu I spiced herring, § Russinn sardines, Kussian sardines, plain, 55¢; imported Holland herring, crown brand, 80c;” do faney milk te; mackerel, No. 1 shore, half bbls, § bloiters, half bbls, $18.00; white fish, half bbls, 7.00; trout, half bbls, $5.50; family ‘white fish; slon, 207 11D Tnackerel '(herring), 1-15 finnan haddies, §1.75; 1-1 lob- 1-IhAlaska’ saimon, Aleut, A5; 1-1b o n(flrn b oz, little 11 clums, Tittle necks, $400; Ji-1b surdines, mported, per case, 1005, $15,0001:20.00; 1h inported bonéiess sardfnes, 2e; bi-1b sur- Amiericin, per case, 100s, French style, 0; 14-1b sirdines, American, per oa 100s; 1rench style, $T.30G8.00; 34-1h Surdin mustard, per cise, 505, $.75@4.00; imported key sardines, ¥13.00. Soaps-Cnstile, mottled, white, per Ib. 1 Purlor, 4 tie, §2.75 FL50 1T, © b, 31D thn, ey 22i5e per 1b: German chicory, strictly standare S1L60; dzed st cholee 2-1b s brands, Drands, 6070e. Mushrooms- ded herring domestic Holland necks, 81, per Ib, 8@10c; do, fe, #.25;sta- : SALSODA—BDIs, 1%c; granulated, 2¢; ke 50 1s to box, B4@5t4e, Almonds, Le; Brazils, 12¢; filberts, 13c; pecans, fle; waliuts, 12e; peanut cocks, Sei roasted, 11e; Tennessee peitnuts, 7. DRUGS —(Grocers)— Per [h—Borax. 1 peras, ae; Bay leaves, 1e; glue, 1 Sults, do; glaubersalts, de; sulphu vitrol, 0¢; ulum, 4o tartaric neid, £2¢; rosin, 20; 1es falleream twins, 10505 fuil ercam Ohio Swiss, fhe; full creant Wisconsin Swiss, Haloe; Ll Creiin briel, Loy fall cream Hiburger Swiss, Hos ey cop- epsom 250; biue litorni: #1005 mountain, & less. PINEAPPLE i hey CaiTngs, ItV erside, s #4.00; in five box I s, 10¢ per hox —Per doz, ¥ Per ' cuse, 94 i In.llrlllll. ¥ per bt 0 o' cld ¢ eldek, Nalf bbis, per b, Per box. Messin faney, #0004 w00, prints, 18@ packed, 10018 dairy, furcy rolls fancy Solid packed, country roll; country roll, country "robl, falr, 1@se;’ poor ats, $5.00@ and print Lo e fancy. good, Stock, 3 .\ @1 (Quotations are for delivery in Chi- Dry buffalo, por ton, $16.006215.00; dry country, bleached, $10.06GKL00; dry country, dump and my #3002 10,00, VEGETABLES - Ol Muscatine, per bbl, #4,00 #1.50; _onlons, fair, 8.5 rots, $2.00; pursnips, $2.30; beets, 2.0 rudish bbbl #1.80: per b, 10018, e doz, 00c; horse per doz Vi J potutoes, fan onions, extra f; rutabagis, §2.00; I 1% per 1b, }@do per b, DoiEskD VA 5 hewvy, 405 APPLES !'.r bbl, $4.50; Ben Davis, G1@BIC, )ANUTS - Por Hundr PLeKLES —Medium, pes gherking, $7.50; pints. POTATOES—Per bu, good, nul«rmfllhum 8@0c; llght Gepltons, #4.00; Willow Komanite, #.50, fappy, W@He; falr to Brow~ Cortox—Atlantio A, Tig H, 7e; Atlantie D, 0%e: Atlantic I, do; 4 O 4e; Buek's Head, 3g0; Cabot W, 815 1pgton, 63 c; Farmers' No. 1, %, 44¢; Atlantle LL de; ‘Aurora B, 6ic; Aurora R, 63¢; Arrow brand, Gige; Atlus O N B, 74 6505 cheese cloth Pepperell E, 40-lnch, ast [ron, 730, CorToNs - Berkeley cambrio No 0oty Blaokstone AA, Tici Cubc i Ellerton irst Call, Eruit of the Loom, 8¢ 1l Sewper Tdem, Bo Tihes Housekeoper, Blqe} P B LOW-CABING S Browh. v 100; Pepperell, 8-4. 1ho; Pep- perell. -4, %03 Vepperell 184 2 Hoston, 121501 Boston, -4, 2c; B o4, 2 Boston, 10- Utich, 46-in, 15¢; Utica, 58-in, 17'4 Utlo 401 Ution, 86-1n, %o; Utiea, 00-1n, 2840, ed—Pepperell, 42-1n, 100; Popper- elb tiein Lo Pepperell, 64 14ido; Vepperell 8-4, 200; Pepporell, 9-4, o l‘an-rrll 10-4, 24c] Boston, 5-4, l4c; Boston, 8-4, ¢; Boston, 0-4, 74¢; Lang- Gaid ln“\\ .|.x|xx‘g“\w» Harvest, 63¢; Utlea, Amoskeng dross, atta, dress, S dress, fo, Prixts" Martha Wa Arnold, 6%4¢: Arnold American, 10e; Stiflel A Merrimack 100; Hamilton, Amann ald L 1003 Gold Allen Pinks, 6 Chambray, 6e; cester, blye | ddy Windsor, 0440; Hamilton, 6l5e; 6} Ramapo, " Bt artha W Washi) Allen Winnconnett, 7ige; Whitt Slater, &e; Amoskeag, stripes, 8t s plaids, bookfold, KINGS—Onkland, Amoskeag, A U A, 3¢ Berwick, bo sateen, 18¢; Hannah, bookfold suteer Warren, bookfold sateen, 16e: Norwood, fold sateen, 11150 Cordis ; Cordis A U l-‘ w sen, ™ A, 0 kland, Corkscrew Ci Stovons' B, 10 Stevens' A, 10 in. Stevens' Stevens' ) Bleac Mg~ Amoskeng, verett, stanc CrAsH in, be e Stovens' ek, o ninine, per indigo, per Ib, 7 u.~w| powder, 40 £1.00; morphine, per oz, $110; hops, per glycerine, 21c; destrine, o5 cuttichon crenn tartar, pur am. carbolie, riurie, Jiaroe whale turpenti sumi_tolu. ~nl]|lm|h' sberi. ‘Castor foot $0e; ealon cilssiin b Metals, Small plg, 3¢ per 1b; bar BLock Tix 1. Corren cold rolled. Planished boller sizes, 28e per 1b: shed DPItEs and flatts, 25 per b, ALVANIZED SHEET TRON-—Dise't 50- t, pat. plan. iron, Nos. H@¥, A, 10 ® reoal, L. O, 14x20, 112, No. %, No. 20, %1.6° Base, AILS b, & The Wool Market. Bostoy, Mass., May 2.—[Special Tel to Tur Bre.]—Sales of wool have beer during the past week, American, B, long ecloth, A 10c Tlekot, Alien stone, River, rtings enton, Amos- 0, 7o oktold 1 He; book= Stevens' 8K amlet, 1D, e, F ol 150 e per per 1 hing, 27¢ per 1b; 10 per 1 cgram ) large reaching 2,053,000 pounds of all kinds, forelgn and domestic, “The market is firm and slightly higher been obtained in some cuses. spring California has been arriving and & ood line sold at 20c, or about have sold at 20¢, equal t Eastern Oregon wools are sold_at 16@ific. Valle small way at 24c. Ter previous prices with best” grad stocks. Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece quite firm and sul co been. made and above at 3@ , XX at 324@ Bl@31' e, and 1 at 3@ i8e, $are firm at 20c for X, and Combing wools are in of washed No. 1 at o 14@35c. losely sold up at § o for Michigan. Pulled wools tiveand firm und sales have uper at 30@40c and extra at n wools are in good dem Carpet wools scll out quite well. - A Damper on Pupil F “Pupil farming” ha mendous shock in England on accos the disclosures in the Burchell Judging from the inquiries that in fair demay Oregon_ sol @36e for Oh been made Austral tirm. Mic New demand with Jd0e and un- Iine delaine selections have prices New quite clean. nd and d in o sy wool is quiet at s in small of hizan York io and have unt o case these pupil farmers make of their agent they need a great deal of teaching. young man recently wrote to inqur cotton was grown in a certain local Canada, and the sapient agent ansy that it was not, but that so import: One we if ity in wered ant an industry could not long escape attention. e A Lesson. Go to the traveling man. learn his ¥ be wise. Mr. C. W. Battell, a New traveling man representing S. Collins’ Co., manufacturers of priuting inks, suffering intensely for two or three day laweness of the shoulder, resulting rheumatism, completely applications’ of Chamberlain's Pain This remedy is gaining a wide reputati its prompt cures of rheumatism, lame sprains, swellings and lamencss. —_———— Notwithstanding the populatic New York is steadily increasing, has been drinking places for several years veport of the excise department made, shows that there are seventy less liquor saloons than there wer year. and Yok Son , after 5 with from cured it with two Balm. on for back, on - of there no inerease in the number of The t, just vight © lust Horsford's Acid Phosphate Malkes an Invigorating Drink with water and sugar only. Delicious. eatirbis o funt The appliance of hydruutio pow the manufacture of steel seamless er to hoats is one of the latest things in England. These boats are thought to be in particular superior to those ma wood and can be made at about the cost, - ility, poor memory, diffi sexual weakness, pimples,cured by Dr. Nervine, Samples free at Kubn & Co, and Douglas, Nervous d 3G Willis and wife to Tarius Clement, Jots 7 und 8, bk s, Willis' Purk, w d Max Ston and_wife to Jacob Bornstein, Jot 18, blk South Omaha, w d Ira Van Camp dnd wifo io 1 bk 7, Vi Miice " Fore- s add, wd, ham, lot 12, 1's stib, w d hileo and husha L w 14 of ot 6, blk 1 Sadd, w d . Johin Welse'to A ¢'Woise, ind and ne i-14-12, w d el 2 Hartman and wifo tc Oninha & North Platte Ity Co, right of way n lot LV E, Auvols Place, w d wigrds and wie to 10N ¢ hiristin: f bik 2, Fayette Park, w d 3 1 Redlek and wite t O Butt, 0x12 feet in tax lot 3 13-1, W d BN Christensen and wife to 0 M i wards, lot 21, blk 2, Fayette Park, w d Jus GiTAn and wite 10 A1 B Anthony, 1 bk 4 Hoppe's Bonanzi sub, w d Al o to J 11 Gieen, ! g A Band M A J More toJ 1 Green, fots 2. 4 und 4 in =151k ex, lot 1 to blk 443, 10ts 16 and 19, blk 4%, lot'11, bk 43 v, d *Rtreitz and wife to Wi Lickert, lot 15, blk 460, Grandview, wd B H Dunham and hisband tc ton. lot 4, Cent 8 V Homby and Lusbun Barrott, 1ot 4, bIK b, South O W Robinson and wife A H Sander, lots 1 und 2, bik 1, Marysville add, w d L5W 0w se wd Seventeen transfers. Building The following perinits were issued b building inspactor yesterday : F. W Camp and Agnes streets i1 Comstock, 1-story frame coitage, “iphirty-third and Sahilerstrects Androy Swarson, &story. frano dweli: Tuig, Thirty-fourth and Charles strcets W. B. Patfen, I-story frume cottage, yders and Boulevard tor, 1-story frame cot(uge, s and Boulevard ©. B, Horton, -story frame dweiling, Cass and St. Lawrence streets Joseph Bobmidt, 2-story store and flats, Tenth and Center streets, Two winor permits Total Baun- every de of same des Miles' s 15th during 1,300 Rush & Selby's add to 30 40 Andrews, Williams 0 3,000 1ot y Kelle, 1-story frame dwelling, Van 4 800 2,000 4,000 11,8 Two hundred and fifty battalions will take purt inthe Russian maneuvers to be held in the presence of the emperor in the provinco of Volhynianext au- tumn, A — California Cat-It-Care. The only guaranteed curo for catarth, cold in the head, hay fever, rose cold, catarrhal keafuess and sore eyes. ' Restoro the sense of taste asant breath, resulting from catarrh. Easy and pleasaut to Follow directions and @ cure is warranted by all druggists. Send for circular to ABIETINE MEDICAL COMPANY, Oroville, Cal. Six months’ treatment for §1% seut by mail, §1.10, Sold by Goodman Druge Co. - - Itis suid that the Georgi Irond is the only road of its size inthe world that has never killed a passenger and has never had a mortgage on it, L 2 The Same O1d Story. Tho old, old story is plainly but aptly told inafew words by Messes, H. D, & (1. W Brown, of Pellville, Ky., as follows: “Cham- berlain's cough remedy has given the best satisfaction of any cough medicine we ever had in the house.” SHROEDER % DEAN, GRAIN, Provisions and Stocks Basement First National Bank. 808 South 18th Street, Omaha, We shall be pleased and others having SECURIT WATER II(I(Il.AlIU\' RAILWAY €O, BONDS, WE HAVE A CHOILC Municipal Bonds and Other Investments FOR SALE. CALL OR 8 ) FOR APRIL LIST. Also deal in GOVERNMENT LAND WAR- RAD nd SCORIP. We extend all the facilities of a GenerulBank- ing Business, S A, KEAN & C0., Bankers 115 Broadway, 100 Washington St, New York. Chicago, 111 GILBERT BROT HERS,” TAXIDERMISTS, Specimens Send for prices. RRILWHY TIME GARD. 4 | CHICAGO, BORLINGTON & Q. a0 be sent us safely by mall ot express. 815 North 1oth Street, Omaha. [ Artivos & 0 Express.. m | e 'm'x.r, Express m|.. Towa Local exeept Sunday. BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER 1 strects TKpreRs. .. D 6:pm | 930 o m 1150 8 m _Denver S 3 Arrivos A Mason strects. ansas City Day 1 Night Exp. via U, UNION PACIFIC, Depot 10th and Marey Kol 945 p m K. C Leavos Omaba. Arrives | Omana. 450 p m § 1245 p wm 500 8 b m Leaves | CHICAGC Omahn. |U. P, 11L& PACT depot, 10th_and Marcy pm. ~ Night Express am CAtiantie Express. . pm|..... Vestibule 1. 1045 a4 m Leavos [CHICAGO & NORTIWESTERN. | Arrives Omaha. |U. . depot, 10th and Marey Sts. | Om 915 8 m Chicago Expross. 40 p m) Vestibule Timited 615 p m (Lv. ex. Sat) Mail (Ar. ex. Moi)| 2 pml.. ... Eastern ¥l S CHICAGO, MiL, & NI PAUL.| U. P depot, 10t "and Marey ~Chicago Mail (except Sund; LL. Chicago Expross... Chicago Express OMAHIA & ST LOUIS, iepot, 100k wna Marey Sts.| Omahin. St Lot Cannon Bull ... |12 p m SIOUX CUIY & PACIFIC, | Arrives it 10th wnd Marey Sts.| Omahn. Jux City Passcnger 1005 p m St. Paul Express 10.05 0 m HIOUX CITY & PACIFL | Arrives Omahia. pot 16th and We 5 645 p m) St Paul Limit . & MO. VA t 1ith and Webster Sts. “Black Hllls Express ... iastings Exp. (Ex. Sunday). Waloo & Lincoln Vussenger “York & Norfolk (Ix. Snnday) —C. 8P M & O, Depot | “Sloux City Ac oux ity Kxp St. Pau sréice Dassongor (. Sun). L1005 0 m 6.0 p m w30 p m Leaves | Omnh 415 p m Lenves | Omaha R 55 ml: 2.50.p m Arrives [ Leaves | _Oma! 900 8 m| 9.0 a m 510 p m 510 p m L1030 0 m | Ariives Omiha 800 a | 1 m 0 p m | Arrives | Omana. St Louls & K. ¢, Bx St Touls & K. C. Ex; nm | 5.50/6.50 Oak Chatham. |5.58/6 Druta 1. 08,09 3. 0542054 0fRiorl4 Seymour Park Portal Eatw Portal...... Seymour Park. | Masc Lawn...... .. West Sida. Dundeo Plice. .21 Walnut Hill... |02 154 (4.52 § Lake Streot. i 10 Druid Hill 10 Onk Chatham Websier Streot i SRE b.51 ligsE: UNION PACIFIC -SUBURBAN TRAINS, These tralns aiso stop at Lith, 17th, 20th and 24th strcets, Summit and Savidge Crossing. *Working- men’s tralns 4o not run Sunday. Broad-| Trans-| Sheel'y | way | fer ~|Omaba | Sta- CBIufts| Depot In‘nul ton. | Y"\'\ H i|E|qlE 1EERIE| M{A M AN (AN | South | Omaha. Albri't Depot Artives Transfer A nm pm 1090 n m Arrives Transfer 000 p m 0.0 & m 200 p m cavios v | CHICA 1L & PACIFIC. ransfer Unlon Depot, Couneil Bluirs, Night Express Atinntlo Expross Vestibnlo Limite CHICAGO & NORTHW ESTERN Union Depot, Councll Hlufls. Chicngo Express Veatibule Limited Kastern Flyer, Atlantie Mall | 730 & m CHICAGC & 1. PAUL| Arrly Unlon bepot, Council Blufls. |Transfer Chlcago 5% pm Chly 3 | 916 Chicago Kxpres 0 p m K. .81 JOK & O B Union Depot 1l Blatts Kansas City Day Kxpross Kunsas City Night Express OMAHA & 8T. LOUIS. n Depot, Council Blufts 8t Louis Canon Ball CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY. Unlon Depot, Councll Hiufts Chlcago Expross Chicago Express Chilcago Fast Mull Creston Local \Illl X CITY & PACIFIC on_Depot, Council Bluffs. |Transfer .-q.,nuu( datlon. .| 0.0 & m L Pa P ) 500 p m| Leavel Transfer e 0 p w 100 p 500 p m | Leaves “Pransfor| 9080w m 6.0 p m 1000 p m Leaves | Transfer 1007w w 102 p m Arrives | Transfer W p i 610 & m Arriv Transfer 1215 p m Arrives Aransfer 630 p m | B0 8 m 530 p m 120 a m 6 pm Leaves ‘Transfer 940 8 m 1000 p w 500 p m 730 p m Leaves Arrlves ul Kxpres: NEBRASKA National Bank U. & DEPOSITORY. OMAHA, NEB. Capital, $400,000 Surplus Jan. 1st, 1890, 87,800 Hanty W. Yates, president) dnnies W Savage: | K. C. Cushiog: J. N, cnshior. Officars and Direct Patrick: W H. 8. 11ugh THE TRON BANIC Corner 12th and Farnam Streets. A General Bankine Business Transacted, - COMMBROIAL National Bank $400,000 40,000 Capital, Surplu omce itehed Andersc Willinm; cashler Umaha ManUfactUPers. Boots and Shoe: " RIRKENDALL, JONES & CO, Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes Agents for Boston Rubber 8hoo Co., 1162, 1104 and 1108 Iarney Street, Oniaha, Ne and_ Directors—E. M. Morseman, Joseph Garneau, Jr, A 1l \ Willlam G Maul, vice-pr A P Hopkins, p B. Bryant, assistant ¢ Brewers, N BTORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1521 Nerth 15th Street, Omaha, Neb. S ———————re e e e iy Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE \VOHK 4 Manafacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice John Epeneter, A 110 8outhn 10th straet . Window eape propric Artists' '\luu-rluln. A. HOSPE, Jr,, Arusls Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1613 Douglas Street, Omuha, = Coal, Coke, Kte. OMAHA COAL, COKE AND LIME CO. Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. B. 1. Cor. 10th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb. EBRASKA FUEL CO,, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 South 15tk Street, Omaha, Neb. Cigars. DEAN, ARM';TH.ONG & CO., Wholesale Cigars. N. 16th Street. “Hello!"” 1439, Dry Goods and Notions. M. E. SMITH & CO., 3 Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions TRILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Corner 11th and 1larney cb. Gents' Furnishing Goods Streets, Omalia, Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farna Street, Omnhn, Nebraski CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Omaha, Nebraska. Groceries. McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 13th and Leavenworth Strects, Omaha, Nebraska. Lumber, Ete. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Etc., Etc. Imported and Amerlcan Portland Cement. State agent for Milwaukeo Hyiraulle Cement, and ‘Quiney White Lime. "CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood carpets and parquet flooring. 9th and Douglas Streots, Omaha, Nebraski LOUIS BRADFOR]?, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Ete. Yards, Corner ith and Douglas. Office, rrier 10th and Douglas. FRED W. GREY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ltc., Etc. Corner ¢th and Douglas Strects, Omaha. _— Millinery and Notions. I. OBERFELDER Az Cq i Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, 208, 210 and 212 South 11th street. 7. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Tarney strect. Omaha. CONSOLIDATED ’I‘ANK LINE CO,, Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils, ishop, Manuger. Paper. CARPENTER PAPER CO. Wholesale Paper Dealers. Carry a nice stock of printing, wrapping and writing aper. Bpecinl attention g17en to card paper. A. L. DEANE & CO., General Agents for Halls" Safes, #21 and 23 South 10th 8t., Omahs. Toys, Kte. H, HARDY & CO., . Jobbers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, House Furnishing Goods, Children's Farnam street, Omaha, Neb. Water Supplies, U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO,, Steam and Water Supplies, alliday wind mills. 918 and 920 Jones st., Omaha. G. K. Koss, Acting Manager. BROWNELL & CO. Engines, Boilers and General M.lchmeryl‘ Bheet-lron work, steam pumps, saw mills, 12131 Leavenworth street, Omaha. —— Iron Work: PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Iron Building \\urk Engines, brass work, general foundry, machine blacksmith work. Offico and works, U. ¥. Ky. aud 17th atreet, Omaha. — OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Prool Safes,, Vaults, Jall work, fron shutters and fire escapes G. Andreen ,prop'r. Cor. 14th and Jacksun Sta. Hlllll. Doors, o, ssemmennsens | M. A. DISBROW & CO., olesale manufacturors of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Branch office, 12th and Izard streots, Omaha, I 2. = %()uth ()n*n.\hn. “TTUNION STOCK YARDS CO., 01 South Omaha, Limited. .'f.'." S “?:i':::i:"". Lol m......u e A it on & 1800 445" resdnass B 2