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Y . e THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Both Bulls and Bears Take a Whirl at the Wheat Pit. GOOD RBUPPORT GIVEN TO CORN. Trading Uptu n Oats Quiet With a Slight at the Close Narrow . Provisions — Cattle Rule Slow, CnicAGo, May 15.~[8pecial Telogram to Te BEE.)--The trade In wheat had another unset- tled day and both bulls and bears bad a fair turn at the market. There were two features 10 trade—the and crop news and the attitude of a large local dealer, who under- | took to control the market. The market opened very active und strong. with July up Iy Ic over last night. The start was id after selling at 02%e there was o o (2, a4 recovery to e, a farther k to 03¢ and a strong rally to 02:5¢ be- fore 1 o'clock. There was an abundance of wonther news, and It was generally | Dispat that the wheat It was dry and with the ture below in parts of 1l rthwest, — The | ent safd there wheat plowed up and a prob- stoyear, The Farmers 10ns Were very poor The carly aetion of the prise to Hitehinson, who gold enlls heavily on the curb, and who, in spite of his bull’ talk, was ecafled by good Judges short of the market. e becamo Rtronuly opposed to the advanee and cheeked 1t with sales through other houses, while Magin also sold 50,000 bushels. His efforts were regurded as fntended to hrenk the mar- ket to got stufl at lower prices. The crowd posed hin and a strong rally follovwed huyers were & T." Buker, und gold out’ on sold, muking EXDOM Dusiness vk cleared ju f any fmjport I Dulge the weather erop bullish epring cool, many I hes showed over country tenpe of win 000,000 Diichel Review sald the o over thirteen stiles market v alker Co., a good following, the early bul, and over ction y natural, A little notice. New shels and that was narket had a won- f hour. irker for Hutehinson i eup | the pri touched ®ge and closed Mty ip to 0415 and June up lose, Augzust 80%e and Scpter corn market was well supported today, considering the lond it had (o carey. The opening was firm, active and at higher prices. July L or e up from the close. On this str ldwin & Farnum unloaded perhups 1,000,000 bushels, supposed o be for Hutehinson, The Buying was fi Aldrich, Hunter ity. The o at e, and J ust elosed at ; elosing at {pts for 1 sing fnflucnee, In oats trading was quiet elose, when prices took a sl wheat. First prices v ures yost 2. The lo for June i ixpect next thirty days had a d near the with z 1) until it upturn the closi Jung, ity i ) Wy Stay touthdd prices w e nd 2iye for 25 OvISIons were vers There wis 1o outside husine were again reported 5o lower it Ui after the opening the prices of prodicts | pityiclded alittle, dat $.4 for June at e 1t 100, 1 July ribs started row i ntodny. Pric z < of hozs tth nd Sept Fowler soid lard. Tutehinson sold ribs early, and the buying was general, E STOCK. OnicaGo, May 15. Business [Special Telogram to Tre rule slow at the wded condition of the pens, us cattle came in by the train load on allroads, yarding o @ o lurge part of the time of salesme o the slow opening of the market. When finally ot under way buyers were bidding 10615¢ lower than yesterday and suceecded In establishing tnat cut, which covered almost everything In the steer Hne, making a decline of 2@ since Thiesday. The quality of hedf steers av 1 ter than the ordinary run. Butchers' il bat stockers and r no change. Only and AL K med business ars of Texins were on sil of the same, all grassers, s 0 o extra heeves, $LR0@5.i5 good steers, L0 Lo 100 1h%, $4404. 10 150 1hs, SOMLH; 950 to | 1bs, . Stoekers and - feeders, 1400 cows, Turils i mixed, L0360, S grass stecrs, HoGs - Bu: with prices aver aging about o niokol Jowes th the opening of yesterday, bu the close the range w about the sime as y erday’s close, pald $0075604,15, Lircely $.10, and 5 Dild 84,0215 004.15. Two eqrs only sold us' Migh Light sorts n #.1024.1205, FIN. NEW Youk, May { 1 Telezram to Tne BEE. ]~ STOCKs ~There was less bewilder- nt n stock cireles last night than twent four hours before. All fears of profession manipulation passed away in the light of y« torday’s trading, and it became very clea the public has hold of the market and that the sensational bear news from warring western roads can no longer frighten holders of stock. I 150 on the buying toan extent that surprised the Lears never they attempted to break pri ing on the stroet after hours lust night Was not | surprising that the market opened with iy remarkablo volume of business, the 'SLat the opening hour witnesséd for y nd pr all around were materially i, ) night's igures, th ins exte 0 % percent. The pressure to great at the advy however, that almost ey thing traded in was foreed off at small night's fi; rd sisted st 1o nd w e list it ment, the d latter po chison and iy, and SSfully conspienons moving up ine mj'“” 8, steadily on £ 15 por of he'spe active business to 80%, o Tennesseo Conl was the only one Tl b8 showing uny marked” movenent and it voso from 063, but 10st & portion of the - provement. San Francisco preforred also mounted 1o 67 from 634 on ver it trans- actions. Mexiean Central was wiive, but moved with the restof the list stoeks in which thro was dono mond & W tral, Sugs top dectly igh ng the closing Lours there ugth in Villard stocks and through the list. Chieago Gus couple of poluts on rumors and Sugir sold off froi the hixh prico of the morning. The vol- ume of trade was large, hut not equal to yos- tordiy at 466,000 sharos, Money wis at 6 per cent. Thio fo Was fair supy yielded lowing were the 13N 123 |00 profor g 0.k KW 1 N EIna Ry L2 IRdek Thian Hurlington OO0 & e K ) profer % St Pl o pre g | it g W N 10| e i Western Unton T Pight at 6@ L closing quotations tral b 1iinGis Contril LB.&W Kunsas & Toxas Lake Shore. Michigan (e Missouri 1 " Moy percent., PRINE MERCANTILE PAPER 1007 per Quicti’ we per cent; last loun, nt Auy bills, $4.8i psty Mining Stocks. May 13.—~[Speelal Telogram to The following ure the mining stock New Yok Tuk Bee.| quot Alice Branswick Con thous 00 150 110 El Cristo. uld & Cuiry Male & Norcross, Slerrn Nevada ¢ MARKETS. OnICAGO, May 15, Firm: cash, $io; Steidy; P Tune, Wite, July ash, 3105 Juine Wheat-- Tuly Uats 4oi July Hye—Quiot at 5 Harley Firm Prinie Timothy Flax—Firm Whisky—8L02, Steady: cash, 27%e; June, 2 Steady at 8120, LR Pork—Dull; ¢ Ll Provisions—§ Rutter s ide, Cheese—-Tam flats, 81y Firm; Sted salted bull, fiint, & dr e dedcons, Tallow—s Flour,... Wheat Corn Oats NEW Y hushels stronger IR elosed firm Corn — 430 busk Mevator, 405 opt K, M expor Ne 1 700 hushels; spe mixed 42c; options jrr Coffec—Opto down to 5 point i up il western, b $12.0 cash, #.25; Tnst pring honlders r; creamery, 1 o1 full frosh, 11 y vy green green salted each 0 1 Y hilde 25,10 hort ribs, §.55705,45, salted solld sl eream cheddars Young Americas, §394 B1%, <alted alf, pa lort ¢ ie; dalry, 0@ b dry y calf, Recelpte, Shipm' Wheat 0 his) Ay 15, 18, Y red i ). 4 red 2150 weak Al fons "steady, 15,137,000 bus ot firm; No. B whi egular, s elosed bi sup. Sules, ol Recel \ols; 8 o in afloat, (S5,08L00' f.0. b May, closed at §7%e Dushels May Is; exy 2 whito, te May closi y steac 14,000 bk 16.50; June, $6.35; spot lower; - Raw trifugals, % tv Petroleum-— Eugs—Flrm Pork—Dull; 1 Easie 1t 8.5 Wik ensy: falr St B nited closed western, L 1ew 1 : western Elgin, 15 Wenk; wester IS, Lluly, Firn; « Cash 20 Stendy Nomii Whisky$1.02 Butter - Uiel dairy, viotie MILWAUKEE and Nigher; No. nor May 15.—W i< aes May, it #1520, alat .10, anged; May 15 2spring, need Ry« Barley \ visions KANSAS Ciny hard, cash and Miy, s hid rn—Steady bic Oats ly: MINNEAPOLS, curs: shipme northern fu ey ule Ste: LivERroor., holders offc “orn ed, CINCINNATI, red, B, Corn--Steady Oats—Stron Whisky 810 Weaks porl, $12 W No. My May, i No. ash, 21 Whe No.2, Ma 1S, 15, 35 cars Closin on trac May Wie. ed; new -Wheat—Firm; No. 2 mixed, mixed, e, July, il refining, wei refined, stendy for Junc at 86%c 085, $10.00 14,30, ) western dalry, 6@11e il heat creamery, 1t -0 2 red, eash and May, 7e bid. Recolpts. at demand fo No. 1 No. 1 St at rmoderately 1 Bijo. e LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, market weak $1.50185,75; S0 light, 5.0 Sheep REON00; T80, eipts, low M Shipments, 160 ative stoors, 25170, - Recel market lo N lh..ln IKANSAS CrTy 5003 shipment Stecrs, ¥, feeders, 8.5 Hous ~Reced t steady $5.6)% "attle +2,00074. 5005 m ornt RN, ay 1 ); market eu pts, 6,00 1 #3.8504.00. . May S, 5,100 W cows, 1.80. s, 8,700, 0 stro; rket 00 ~Recel lam 7,000 14,000 330,000 pts, 66,200 ot closed elevator, ).;_options exports Horts, 19,0 points "N 430} con- cream- 124@100; Unsottled iet; No. cash and 153 No. 1 ard, M northern, 01150 on track, ly; de- ; Califor- western No. 2 pts, bs, Recelpt lower ket ~Oattle—Recelpts, sier; falr to funcy 0; stockers and feeders, shipments, vy, EL05 YU 15, -Cattlo W r; fat ¢ 1,00; 2,600; packing, Receipts, 1d lower' stockers and shipment all grade: OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Estimated re with 5814 last week the sales b d The 5t 1 foede lower t S were in questof them and prices raled firm. were slow and steady. Fstin pared Thursda openet osing, ated all eha hts und mived, %5500 priee wis $L5315, coni] L wver sy and §. storday The market on beeves opened slow, lower than Wednes- ¥ cow ehinging hands receipts Cattle. Thursday, May 14. ceipts of cattl and fully 25 mirket tly han Wed Juite ple was t pri 1a shade low Hogs. Bl yeste t “woee roand was nizlng hands N day, of hogs 0, 25" T more s T Cal The active Hange, heavy. ) Thursday of Tast we Prevailing Price: ving is a_table of prices patd { Good stoers, 12) Good steers, 10 Comuion, 1000 t Commion canne Ordinary to fi Fuir to good e Good to choiee Cholce to fan Falr to good bu he zrad 3 to 1430 s 0 to L3N0 b 0 1150 1bs . s s ir cows WS, COWS COWS s Cholee to fancy bulis Light stocki I to to cholce alr.to choi Fair to chol A “The folloy of hozs on the ( cost oy, as b May 15 and foed 1100 1bs light h g table gives Tates mention: wpon sales reported: s Pri Compar The followl prices on hogs ¢ Days, Monday iy Wednesda Thursd Friday Satu Average I Showing the table show rage Cost of' Hogs, ve 1, incl s the 000, and co ursd pured y of tive, all trom | oeliers and | ty, viliile buyers were Bulls ves rema com- 4014 market till N (¥ 2 of stock mentioned @ @i @t srage eost uding tho Price. R YNITEN nam B oig BoTiy LLaw LU8s ing this and lust wed [ mnis weox 0 i 85 580 avera; i 05 Last Week. @40 ice of Hogs. o paid for loads of hows on thedays indicated in 1337, 1585, 1530 and 1800 Day Highest and Lowest S, h-\ of Hu Poday, Highest Lowest, S o Cattl 1 Ye ) sterday W £ 05 tock Receiy ot o AT 10 sterd Lowest pts. imated Disp osition of Stock, Showlng the the leading buy Switt & Co Geo H Hammon Armour-Cudal Omaha Packin numbor of CATILE \d & Co y P o Co o Rothsehild Henton & Undd Bocker & 1 Lobmann & Tr Crone & Van 8 Other buyers Kingun & Co Armour-Cudal Omahi Packin Swift & Co Geo. . Haun Rep It Av. Pr rwood \eEL AN, HOGS. Packing Co g Co sattlo bought today's market tative Sales, ESSED BEEF STEERS. No. Ay Pr 54 &I 80 o w0 0 13 May S PR | Sunday . tay K105 LUss Today. 000 5800 ) cars, by Av. Pr 1104 $4 00 1087 4 00 1 4 0 124 410 THE OMAHA | steady and | PPING 0 10 i 00 i 400 10 10 400 4 400 400 1118 w00 ] 105 00 081 1010 1041 05 1024 K50 1050 1040 50 1000 30 1016 102 1140 17 1400 080 nUr 10 124 1520 10 1570 10 1) 10 1570 HEIFERS, 30 1000 S 0 s STEERS AND ¥ IEIFERS, 450 OXEN. 1651 1090 WESTERN CATT! No. 2 st <hippin Steers, shipping ndard Cattle Co, i eows 200 i20 G5 STAGS. 150 Market Men lower. lay the 5,802 head of cattle, that there were Ira Grifin sent in Paul. M. W. Colb; Bradshaw. ention, cattle ri there we, Micinl S head & Co.sent in a car of cattl XPORT STEERS 1150 1100 118 1 1181 1274 10 1250 1501 the record. re received unt shows Wednesd attle and hogs from St. rom rough & Gray sent fn a car of Logs from Drin R.Alte Blue Spring: I’ 8. Wilcox, of McCook, tle on' the market. had two keted a car of cattle from wrs of eat- John Milliken had two cars of cattle hore from Aurora. iflin had three 1 Jamaica. markot f L. R. Hileman of McCook was on the 1 with car of cattle. R. W. Camphell had a market from Chapman, James I tho shipper marketed four Georg of Tanse Wiley BI arketed aca ok, th thery, the ears of car wn v of hogs. stocknian, wis up with tw, Pollard & Anderson of cars of cattle. Mr, then. Aur ———— oMAN. Produ ‘esh frozen wh! turgo AND T ary sult Frsi—I plekerel, Hlllr-l hide: flint hides, nzed hides 2¢ ] e shooy ) v, 1, e v “sazse; calf hides, & ce. ito frout, LLOW ed hid 1ts, g D per b, ttle on the kot of cattle on the Brg ars of cattle. B. Loucks, the well_known stockman sent In three Aunderson came in with WHOLESALE MARKETNS, » pike and I Gawil Hund pieked havy, $1.60m1.7 picked count wvy, medium, 81 i b shed, se ul ver, per I, £ ench, Uy e mink,! musk weli, rat fall or 1b, 20@Hc; dect § “Hoxe: OrtAN 8.30; —1atic per Iy s Per box ifornia fancy Angeles, 8.80; faney in five box lot's PINEAPPLES - | STRAWBERILES stock, #1006 Crokn~Per bbl, r hard cider, pure,’ | hitlf bbls, §2.00; peqr MINCE MEAT 5020 LEMoNs —Per box strietly eholee, $1.25604.50. HANANAS - Per bunch, #1 L BUTTER-Creamery, fan creamery, funcy. s mery, chioiee, 1861 169 o prints, 106 1ie; duiry 1lbe; dairy, of funcy, 0 1 oo tountry 1 St EGis per doz for k not saleuhle. Quot r bbl, ns are 0, per hed, ¥ 8800710 thoidd ) 300027001 wolf, "B Ly lie; n washed, | NB1.00; ¢ tr: cliol 4.00. A5 il .00; ord 253,00, oy Tolls, i pack: i dalry, fancy,” s @ ise; o fulr, s ang @40, \edinm N2 ch, un- £1.00@ euch, o £ bhl, £5.50 nge cider, der, half'bbls, $7.00, fessinia fancy, §.50@5.00 prints, funcy Jlid pi untry untry rolls cked, roll, roll poor strietly fresh; stale tor delive ton, 50 .00, t potatc $16.00 o ¥ In Ohi Vb 13,005 dry ry countr tancy, , per bbl, $0.00; onlons, extra fancy, #.50; onlonis, fair, #2.50; v rots, £2.00; parsnips. # radish roots, per bil, roots, per bl #.00; per d per doz pints. $1.2 PRESBRVES 050 per | JELLYS - §50de per.ih, DitkssEn VEAL-Cloive Hight, itic; heuvy. & AvpLEs—er bb, #.00: Hon Davls, $.7 LINSEED O1r 5168550 COCOANUTS-Per hut PieK LEs=-Med{un, p gherkins, #7.50; O, & B pint Per PouLTRy—Per doz. che chols Ixed, K100009.2 spring chickens, &.0064.0), live turkeys, per 1b, 96 10¢ Roi bu. fan Grd SUGARS—Cut loat, andard, powdered, granulated, sta; il ) heets. bt 0z, 500 v, [ Kas, 003 ear- 03 lors i celery orseraalsii, medium, nite, . $4,00. 1itons,15.00; Willow Twig. 0, )i small, 89,50 T accordli 0@ ; .8 to 19505 250027 w powdered, confection: DAILY shipping | | whit | balance A BEE: \ZFRIDAY A f5er white extra;8ye LovrRE- Ronsted—Ath Daaghlin's X XXX, s Alnre Feen~Fa oxtra € Arlosa, e (0 s I, o 12103 Java, to fancy, 305 Santos Mo chiy, 0 #ood inferior, %5¢; frican FARINACKOL ~<um|-: Bhrloy vermicelll, 10¢; ¢ 45! Hima beans, ¢ ( Kerosene—P. W., neadlight, 13307 gasoline, 0.00 por doz, Linseed—Raw, ic; boiled, 65, MEATS-1iams, No. & 16 1D average, 1005 10 to 221hs, Dige; #12 to 14 1bs, 10750 shoulders, breakfast bacon, No. 1, s 4 dried beet hams! o per doz; roulette, 'y V@ farina, macaroni, 10§ sago and taploca, 0G0; W, W, 13 13¢ salad o], £.006 i sausage, 8ot Beof ton gues, $6.00 1S, S4@niie per 1b; ham Boneless hawh, $5c; plenie hum, 10 1b kettle 5 1b cans, 31D cns, Bige 16 advance 2 CANNED MPEATS ieh tong Tunch tongue, $4.7 srnod beet, 81 corned hoof, §2035 6 1b corned beof, %650 orned beef, $14.00; 21b boneless plgs 11b English brawn, $1.50; '|‘ Kh English brawn, 00: 11 compressed ham, $1.65. Manilla rope, 15; sisal rope, ; cotton rope. 1601 NEW process, Sy, Corros TWine-BIbb very fine, sor4 ply, fine, 2 dulsy, 18¢; candlo wick Oy kS - Quuitrta, por d07., &, 55 pints por doz., gl Ko, gr. elder Taney fruit POLISIT 82,004 A, per 100, 817 N.O. fancy, good, 12¢; white BAGs Lewiston 17,00, MotAssEs—Bbls T30c; black steinp, WIAPPING PAPER -Straw, por 1b, rag ; Maniila B, & NO 1, 7o, BAGS - Union Squn s poreent off 1ist Sarr—Dafry, 20 1bs fn bbl. | host grade, 60, 5. 1h; Dot grade, 28, 105 crushod, $1.80; sommon, bbls. 1,25, SoArs-—Castile, nottled, 1, per b, ooMs - Parlor. 5 U 5: stablos, £85; vommiar Covoa—; 1 1 40 per L DCOLATE 23550 por 11 e 100, 1., 655D baking, per g i Cuat ): 4 e, ¥ SLHBL, 3 the, German elfcory SALSODA—BDbIS, 1%¢; granulated, 60 1bs to boy wonds, 15e; Br Pk Al pecans, 1 roasted, 1ic Ditt peras, salts, e vitrol, CHERSE Ohio Swiss, M e; full o Durger Swiss, ilherts, 13 peaniy cocks, S uts, 76, jorax clue, 19 : Bay leaves, He; wlauber salts, Je: <ulphu alum, de; tartaric aeid, Full'créam twins, i2e: full cream 16e; full eream 'Wisconsin Swiss, ck, Ues full eream lim= Sheboygan b, e. 104, CANNED ( s, California_standard foib per doz—Apricots, pie fruit, $1 sherric resin, - ox, $10 plums, & 3 PRALTIEN plumis. golden drop, $1.80 65701.80; peache B350 g1, J-1b ple, .00; apples, cherries, e rasphorrios, berries, soavc; 2-1b blackberries, 1b strawborrles, preserved, 818 raspberrries, preserved, #1.80; 2-1h hlackberr proserved. §1.20; pineappl hopped, 1b Bahwna e -1 Bah sliced, $2.50; 2-1b S 0 sliced, #1.25@11. -15 red, Baltiniore, 852 e ars ries, , 3150, -1, brands, TABLES idard weste extr rn ery fine, 1b extra weste #1003 L'Hl“ i “tandard choice 2 zar corn, $1. deni fing ihearly Ju ndird brands, $1.10; 2 ) L Zrade, Ret s 2-1h Sonke 1h Lewls, 8165 Crown Sweet Potatoes -1h New Jersey 1b, 8110, Okra ind tring beans, 70¢ . Boston Bake brand, $1.50, SL60. Punip: tocs, 3L60; 3 i .+ fe; grand bank, new, 2111 Dlgcks, f3c; snow -1b bricks, new, §ie: Turkey i *White ¢ halibut, 1l He; sealed aled herring, domestic Waif bhls, 8 hite fish, half bhls, 7 white flsh, FL00; salmon, 38,505 1 (herring) FL0021.10; 1-1h finnan haddies, $175; 1-1b loh- stors, 1-ih Alaskd saimon, Aleut, $1.60; 2-1b oysters, 10 oz, #1 1-1b oysters, o7, 81.15; 21D seloets, 12 0z, & s, Tittle necks. saeib sardines, imported, pier ease, 100s. 313,00 20.00; 15-1b imported o lines, . American, 1008, I'r ¥i5.00; e-Ib ‘sardines, Americin, 'I00S, French’ style, $7.50008,00; 14- nlustard, per eise, <, $13.00. per 1h siur- i - 6 3 prunc . drums, X d dates, Doxed, apric finay. 35 1 boxes, 16 ated, 11505 apples. p 10 per eont tare, Bi3e; in sacks, erstan dates, 7e; Salt pples, 5o blackberries, 1b hoxes, die;’ chierries, pitted, cured, Tie; peaches, pared, funcy, 14 ce, 16¢; Salt Lake, 9¢; pitted pluni 1D Boxes, 8@ Spheries, evaporyted, Bl prines, 60-70, 10012101 ¢ raisins, Cillifornia, L 1. l00se muscato Valer Ondura, nelles, n pples, chol me new, 1o¢ por- figs, luyer, erop 1800, 1-_3;.1»( Vale Plan rolled, nd Corern cold pitts sizes, 32 per sheathing, 27c per 1b; in. IHON —Dise't 50-10 per LM@Y, A, 10 B, Sup, pat. plan, i Charcoal, I O, 14x20, 112, BT [RON—No, 20, $3.65; No. 27, 8. SOLDER- L 1e TIN PLATE ] ( LX,, 10xH4, $0.25, 225 800, 2205, L 10X, 2 FiN PLATE—Cole ~10X 14, 225, i1 NATLS s, 8, WikE NATLS ' Base Jap. barb, §.060; g Wink Drugs. powder, u 105 hops, cuttlebo 1e; blue Gog eltric, 45 e ib, 81 turpentin wlsani tolu, 38@i0e; calomel, & tharadics, SLI0G@1LE buds, 2005 form, ' 51 3% @525 gum Nebraiska Corn Supply. 2. D. Geaton of Lyons, Burt county, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Puul raily thinks that 63 per cent of last year's corn crop of Burt county hus been marketed and of the balance about one-hulf will be for sale The range of prices last vear was 18020c this year it has been 14@20c. Shippers have bad frouble at times in getting cars, 1% J. Coyle, residing near Lyons, county, on” the Chicago, Milwatkee Paul road, thinks that not over 65 per cent of the corn crop raised in Burt county last year has been marketed, and practically ull of tee will be consumed at home, A. Lucas, residing in Phillips county, near Blm Creek, thinks that, two-thirds of tho crop of corn raised in Philips county has been mavketed, and of the balance about half will be required for locainises, The range of prices last year was 4050 cents, while this ear it has been 11@32 cents, Pléuty of cars could be had any timé. He thinks the freight vate is & or 8 a car 1oss this year than last T. B, Holman of LaPlatte, Sarpy county, 0 the B, & M., suys that thrée-fourths of the orn produced in Sarpy couuty last year has been marketed, and of the balance about one half will be needed for home consumption hie vange of prices last year was 8045 cents nge this vear has been 18@24 cents, with an averag of 20 cents trouble has been had by shippers 1o get cars - The Rice Crop. Messrs, Dan Talmage's Sous, state in their civcular, 12th iust., the outlook for rice 'he count of stock in mills and wa ou Ist inst., together with careful estimates of crop yet' to be received, showed that the total amount on hand was barely half that at equal date last year Ou hand May 1, 1800, Carolina, barrels 25,000 Louislani i At equal dute last year there was a large stock of Japan in this market aud heavy shipments on the way, This year the amount on 1, Burt St w York, respecting phouses 1880, 16,000 MAY 16, is but trifling, both o and to arrive, Foreign crops are less than for several years past—-unfavcrable conditions of growth | seriously affecting a large per cent of the quality as well as the quantity Under shortened supply, markets through out the world have already advanced, and as as_ the ity—especially of good cfully realized, there will un- edly be a further appreciation of values, with 1o reaction until the incoming of the new crop. SOUTH 'l\l\ll\ NEWS, 1890, regards stock in port soon S0 is of Arrests and Fines Notes and Personals, yesterday asked Minnie coloredgirl from Omaha, W. She will be sent to the county jail. Minnie is on the downward road and was arrested for prostitution, James McGuire, for drunkenness, was fined #5.50. Mike O'Brien got one day in the city juil for vagrancy and Thomas Cain, for the same offense, was dismissed Paul Henni has secured a warrant for the arrest of Frank Nice on the charge of assanlt with intent to do him great injury. Nice had a revolver in close proximity to Henni's ad, for which offense Henni wants him punished Record City Judge Walker, a comely to pay a fine of King City Notes and onals, Mrs, Henry Konheesen died Wednesday. The remains will be taken to De Witt, L for interment. At Wednesday night's council meeti Oficer Hughes was exonerated on the charg bronght by C. C. Stanley and A, L. Sutton A. Paynuk withdrew his protest against the nting of a license to the Hanuse saloon and the Gillespie protest went to the licenso committee. Mrs, J. Walwork of Chie: sons, John and William! J. Watlin of the Fairbury Daily Entor- prise was a South On visitor yesterday. andinavian society gives > in Rowley's hall on Saturday night. There will be a”special_communion servico at the Episcopal church Sunday. The Bohemian tu will give a dan National hall Sunday afternoon and evening. In the afternoon. the South Omaha_society will give an exhibition af turning and in the evening the Omaha society will do likewise. Court Penka Volky, Independent Order of Foresters, will picnic at Schuyler June 11, Mrs, Anna Halpin yesterday received 000 througl the South Omaha lodge of the nt Order of United Workmen, The y represented the insurance carried by late husband, who was a member of the ord er. A new gents' shoa found on the awaits an owner at thefpolice statio Rev. D. W. Mordurity of St. Agne has returned from the cast A lodge of the Independent Orvder of Good Templars was organized in South Omaha Tuesday night. Putrick Ho Hoctor, 15 seriously ill. Ascension Thisday clebrated in St. Agnes’ chureh by services as on Sun- y. isiting her 10 o at stree ts church father of City Treasurver RSTABLISHED IN B8Y THE MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY. Operate L under a (winty years' contract by the Mexiean National Tmyrovement Company Grand Monthly Drawings held in the Moresque tlion in_the Alame publicly conducted by government o) for the purpose by the Secrotary of th the ! f LOTTERY .OF THE | Beneficigncia- Publica. THE NEXT MONTHLY DRAWING Will be held in the CITY OF MEXICO On Thursday, JUNE 5, 1890. CAPITAL PRIZE, g60,000. 80,000 Tickets at &4, $320,000, Price of 'I'h:lu-N. Amerlean Money. Wholes 84; 1 S P2 Quarte. 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Basement First National Bank, 808 South 18th Street, Omaha, PRINCIPAL POINTS ¢ EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH | AT 1302 Farnam Strost, HARRY P. DEUEL Oity Passengor and Ticket Agent, . COUGHS, Sore Throat, The highest World prescribe MIN medieal authorities of 1) nd reconmend the SODEN RAL PASTIL LE: seases of i t, Cliest and Lungs, and also for con ion T find the results of the SODEN MINERAL WATERS AND PASTILLES are very satis factory in Subacuto, Pharyngitis as well us in Chronle Catarrhal Condition of the upper air passages! O MOREAU R, BROWN. M. D, Prof. of Laryngology at Chicago Policlinie. Atall drugg Phamplets Gratis on Application. SODEN MINERAL SPRINGS 0., LIMITED . NEW Youk 15ts at 25 and 50 cents a box, 15 CEDAR STHEE RAILWAY TIME GARD. CHICAGO. BURLINGT( 10t and Mason try €0 Expross £290m g0 Fxp Sl p m w0 Expy Towa Loeal excopt Sunday BURLINGTON & MO. RIVELR Depot 10th and Mason strects. Denver Day Denver I Bienver Night K G800 a0 o Depot 10t and Mason streets nsns City Day Ex ight Exp. via U, I, 1 UNION PACIFIC Omaha. | Depot 10tk and Marcy streets P ml .. Overland Flyer T80 p m Acific Bxpress 1010 & w, Denver Express 445 p m Grand Island Exp. (exc 500a m| Teaves Omaha. Ghivn i, Leaves Owaha, 1005 1005 a 640 v Leaves Omala. @ n m Omaha, | Omana, 8% pmw 715 m bt Sin Kaunans City Expross CHICAGO, 1. & PACIFIC ._depot, 10th aud Marcy ste Night Exy Unntle Ex e m tibule Limited 104 & m CUICAGO & NORTHWRSTERN | Arrivos Gmahia. | U. 1%, depot, 10h and Marcy Sts. | Omabn 915 w| Chtoago Expross. | 620 p m 450 p m Vostibule Limited,. . | 150 & m 616 p m (L3 6x. Sat) Matl (Ar. ox. ¥on)| 730 & m 20 pm).. Eastorn Flyer. |28 pm Tenves CHICAGO, ML, & ST, PAUL “Arfives Omaha. |U. . dopot, 10h'and Marey Sta.| Omnhi 910 & m|..Chicako Mall (excopt Sunday) .. 600 b m “Cntengo' Express... 50 m Chicago Express. . “Leaves OMAHA & ST LOUIS. Arvives Gmaha. |U. P depot, 10t and Marey Sta.| Oniaha w5y St Louts Cannon Ball_ ... 120 p m Tenves [ SIOUX CTIY & PACIFIC. [ Ariives Gmaha. |U. I depot, 10tk and Marcy Sta.| Omahio Ti5aw).... Sloux Clty Passeger .. .. (1005 p o 615 p m N Paul Expross 2003 & m Tonr SIOUN CUIY & PACIFIT. [ Are Gmaha, | Depot Tath aua Webster Sts, | 01 45 p m| St Vaul Limited. Leaves | + £ MO, VALLEY, . | ' Dopit 1ith and Webator Sta . Binck Tills intings I Wahoo & Lincoln Passe ‘York & Norfolk (Ex. S Tewer [ SLPOM O Ominin. | Depot iath and Webater Bta. | Omann K00 a m|. Sloux Clty Accommodntion .| .65 p m 100 p n | Sloux City Eepross (Ex. Sun.). [ 1 b m 845 p m Craut Limite % o m B3 & m || Flofanee Paasenger ( K4 515 b m . Florence Passengor (I6x B0 m CMISSOURL PACIFIC, Al Dopot 15th and Wobater sts. St Louis & K. (. Express S Tunis & K. . Express PACIFIC SUBURBAN TRAINS nins aiso stop at 15th, 17th, 20th and Ath it o Savidge Crossing, *Working. rains 4o not run Suniny. Brond-| Trans- Shool'5 | way | for Sia- cBlutts| Depot. | ton 1205 % m Arrfves Omah; 1005 8 m Leaves o ha. F. | Arrives | Omaha. 1020 n m 1050 Arrives iin) Leaves | Omuhia. 1030 & m| 915 p m! UNIO Omahn | Depot Albri't Depot = 5 H H N AN ANA 536 ...| .48 5,40 w‘u AMAM AN AN AN w0 s/ A 030|545 647 T.00| 6.1517.08/6.10) 7 05| 72081271 05| 615 ... |07 1005| 0152 J0.07 PN M P 110 1506 640035 745740 845|835 9.45 989 Pa vy 05 K45 [ 88, i 7 5,58 6.5 10 6150112 gw Leaves | CHICAGO, Transter | 0.0 p m 990 & m 500 pm R L & PACIFIC Union Dapot, Counell Blufts NIl Express Atlantio Express. CVestibnle Limited Lenves | CHITCAGO & NORTHWESTE: Transtor| Unlon Depot, Conncll Bluffa 9408w Chicako Express 500 p w11l Vestibule Limited 1000 p @ .Eastern Flyor.....| 500 p m Atlantic Mail “Leaves CHICAGO, MIL & ST. PAUL Transfer| Unlon Depot, Council Blufte 930 & m|. Chicago Mail (except Kunday) 630 p m| Chicago Expross 1000 p m Chicago_Expres Lonves [ K O, ST JOE & OB | Transfer| Union Depot. Council Blufts | 1007w (- Kansas City Day Expross 1026 p m| . Knnsas City NIght Kxpress Lanves OMATIA & 8T, LOUIS, Tranater| Union Depot, Councll Blufs, “apm St Louts Cangn Ball Leaves (CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY Trunster| Unlon Depot, Council Bluffs 040 n | Chicago Kxpre 1000 p m Chivako Kxpross 500 p Chicago Fast Mali 7.0 b reaton local Arrives Tranafor Vs om 555 p 1020 & m Arrivos Tranter 6w pm WA m Wpm 730 8 Arrives Transfer 5% p m Q15 nm 200 p v riives ransfer Wpm 610 & m Arr Trai 15 p o Artives Transtor 050 pm E%am or H0am Arcivos Transfer SIOUX CITY & PACLEIC Union Depot. Council Biutfs T4h & | .Sloux City Accommodation 6% pw St Patl Express MISSOURI PACIFIC SUBURBAN Leavos | Transfer TRAINS, Westward Oak Chatham 4 HIL Lako Street Waluut ¥ o lace Hlde. f Beymour Park Kastward Portal Beymour Park ost Bide Dundee P Walnut Hi Lako Street Druid Hill Onk Chintham Webate! 10,08 10,07 10,16 FEMALE BEANS ely rellable, perfectly safe, nost power fiator kitown Géver il 4 lox Tt 1-‘,“...1 Address LION Dil'G' (O 10/5.08 .00 13 s Bualo, 8 Bold by GUODMAN DR{UG CO, b pm | r NEBRASKA National Bank | U.8 DEPOSITORY. OMAHA, NEB. | Capital, $400,000 Burplus Jan. 1st, 1890, 87,800 Henry W Yates pres Ofcars and Dirsctors ywie 8 Reed, vice dreaidont; James W Savag “Morse, John 8. Collins: R. C. Cushing; J. N Patriok; W.H. 8 Hughes, eashlor. THE IRON BANIL, Corner 12th and Farnam Streets. A General Bankine Rusinoes Transacted, COMMBEROIAL National Bank $400,000 40,000 Morsoman, 0. M. A Tleniy KM, prosident. 1. B Millinrdy | Capital, Surplus, Ofcors and Directors Hiteheock, Jaseph G William G oA cashier ‘Omaha Manuf’acturc’rs. Boots and Shoes, KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes Axonts for Boston Rubber Shoe ¢o., 1102, 1104 aud 1108 Harney Street, Onuha, Neb) Brewers, “STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 5 Cornic % EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, | Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window caps and metalie skylights. Tohn Epencte proprictor. 108 and 10 8outh 1ith street S Aritists’ Materials, A.‘Hfl.\'l‘l_':‘ Ity Artists" Materials, Pianos and Organs e Coal, ('ukv. Kte. OMAHA COAL, CORE AND LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soit Coal. 8. E. Cor. 16th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb, NEBRLSKA FUEL €O, = Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 South 13th Street, Omaha, Neb, DEAN, ARMSTRONG & CO., Wholesale Cigars. 402 N. 16th Street. “Hello!" 1430, _— e 5 Dry Goods and Notions. . SMITH & CO., B Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notiong Cornor 11t and Huward Strects TRILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO., Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Gents’ Furalshing Goods. Corner 11th and Laruoy Kircets, Omalia, Neb Furniture. DE Wholesale Deaiers in Furniture, CuAl(LP}S S!—Il\'h‘l\'lul(, Furniture, Omnha, Nebraskn. McCORD, BRADY & Wholesale Grocers, sumber, JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Etc., Etc. Imported_and Amerlean Portland ent. Stad ‘agent for Milwaukeo Hydraulic Cement, and Quincs White Lime. CHAS. H.. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood carpets and parquet ooring. 9th and Douglas. Streots, Omaha, Nebraskn. FRED W. GREY, 7 = Lumhtr Lime, (umm, tc., Flc 2 "Muum y and Notions. I. OBERFELDER & CO,,. Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, 208, 210 and 212 South 11th street. Notions J. T. RO IINS N NOTION co., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Hurney street, Omaha. e aa———] Oils. CONSOLIDATED lANK LINE (‘0., Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 0ils, Axle grenso, ete., Omaha. A. 1. Bishop, Manager. Paper. CARPENTER PAPER CO Wholesale Paper Dealers. Carry a nice atock of printing, wrapping and writh paper. Speciul attention gven to card paper. Safes, Ete. A L. DEANE & CO, @eneral Agents for _H;llls' Sales, South 10th St., Omaha. H. HARDY & CO., Jobbers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, Touse Furnishing Goods, Children's Carriages. Farnani streot, Omaha, Neb. ———— gy Water Supplics. ottty U. 8. WIND ENGINE _k' P\!MP CO., Steam and Water Supplies, Talliday wind mills. 018 and 620 Jones at., Omaha. G. . o, Acting Manager. e —— Iron Works. PUSEUU, ) PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, | Wrought and Cast Iron Building \\nrk, | Engines, brass work, general foundry, lackemith work. Ofice and worl Hy. and I7th street, Omaha. OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, | Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Prool Sales, Vaults, | work, fron shut and fire capets . 4 M. A. DISBROW & CO. Wholesalo manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Kte, i o Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Branch office, 12th and lzard streets, Omuba, M 2. H()ut,h Omahay UNU'” ”\4\\ K YAlHl‘- [oN Of South Omaha, Limited. B n N D WANTED ISSUED BY CITIES, COUNTIES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, WATER Correspondence solicited. ¢ompaNIES, ETG. N.W. Hanis & Company, Bankers, 103+108 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, F0 Benre Brrnss. ROSTON: Z u“ BERT DROI‘III‘R A Taxidermists A Specimen mal or o2k (W Sl Umaba la can_Le sent a 8 Bend 0F prices.