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

THE SPECULATIVE MARRETS. The Local Trade Dogs the Footsteps of the Wheat Crowd. G. H. Hammond & Co ceipts. Shipm'ts. Benton & Underwood Lobmann & Trauerman Other buyers Armour-Cuduhy Packing Co Omaha Packing Co Swift & (o 17,500 brishels; 0ATS SHOW LITTLE OR NO CHANGE. s closed firm During the Morning Fat Cattle Have | 741% bushels: spot stronger The Hog Market Closes A Good Many Car- WA options, steady to e up; i mixed western, Bwift & Co Options elosed steady OnicAGo, June 2.—[Special Telegram to Tre In wheat was nearly the highest under the last spot itlo steady’ fuir e opening pric ider the close Saturd s of the morning was quotations for July wheat In lgn of a bulge the opening, when J this the tendency was downward until July touched 01%c. was a decline of trifugals, 06 test powdered, 6%5e: granulated, 6igc; Omaha Packing Co ysed at 8030 Stendy’; mess, 1750 14,25, ady; cosh, 8. ty, 6@ i0c; creams ind steady; eastern, T@se. t 025c and off to %W IKANSAR CITY, hard, cash, K 2 red, cash, M. was suggestive local trade fol- mostly of a character ler prices luter Firmer; No. 2 1ews from Ten g orders of and Kansis, houses, but they seller all the forenc Lower cash, Omaha Packing Co Minncapolis w about noon on orders from Chic, weakening force was the failure of the visi any substantial Steady ut #1.09, creamery, 10@13c; Armour-Cu Oni Swift & ( G An Ilifnols state report in_conditlons and on buying for & rec- for two days carss <hipments, 10 ¢ L up-tirn the Illinols report. i No. Lnorthern worthern, June, last half hour on the nong those who had sold G July touched Gitge. high point enrly and closcd A 1,000; shipments, 1, 85.6024.80 7 i stockers and prices of the day at $23c and DSk Loy Ceeipts, 4.400; shipments, 1,1005 ma calls 054e to 0415 Market mwfl). and fuiproving; holders offer sy Deliveries of corn re light and certainl i1, 1800, and the nuniber of head consutied morning hour we mixed western g LIVE STOCK. offerings in the pit iand for June the price went The lowest point 1y wus dilge, ady to 10¢ highe, 05, $4.806%5.00% 0; stockers and fe rs, $2.40@.50. Texus grass s visible supply of onts shows an ne 16,000; market slow, lower; June sold at 25%¢ westerns, 85005 Driven in...... Een Inngeneral way the r Nonday ‘at 1i1ie por shipments, i and elosing at .00 DiL3.00; stockers Juine |.‘.n\ coid o Sig Sty o $15. ; shipments, 4,700; wnd Fuly was st vy, 83.80@3.00; packing, GO LIVE STOCK. Stoux Crry, rket opened g Wt upturn, a large ny an advance, but later on 1y orders being withdraw sales sold o shade boom In the line shared 000 In the ru Consumed In 8.0 OMAHA LIVE STOCK. ated recelpts of eattle, | 5 Saturday and 1La00 Monday of Lust ed slow on almost were about 2, all of which sold 10 Compared Butchers' stock was in fair littie or nothing going Whlosinen think thelr sales te 5010 lower; the poor grades of cows slow and 5e lower, while the best gr L nutty littlo st s opened fir 0G4.30; stocker 1y, T v Tignt byt suflicient to supply ceipts of stockers and feeders we with the hold-overs wer the demand, with price culves are unchanged. 54 fed steers, $240@5.30; fed steers, $3.006 Business opened slow with a decline Business was of 10¢ on all g e *pts of hogs 5600, compared § ckers paid $.9060 shippers $L0024.07 With Hght sorts Tur ; 3 £170, compared with 70 Saturday and 005 Monday of lust we market were very numerous before the open- Wall streot s entir market last week and the It are now at receipts of sheep Lurday and o8 Tonday of last week 0 of lower prices, disturbing clements are positive, ment of the room trade s was that 1t will take a good recovery fron: the demoralization already experienced, meantime the hear The following 1s o arket for tho grac steers, 100 to 1600 1 rs. 1250 to 10 s of prices pald In stock mentloned: the ultimate o wal of the upward movement basis than before it professional v i Tho first priccs this morning ction will be th imon, 1000 to 1150 s Common eanners Ordinary to f Ui Lo Zood cows il to cholee cows. Lolce 1o fancy cows air to good bills hoice to fancy buiis eht stockers sympathy with the London warket, but the depression w ived, us a strong tone veloped at the concession, was fmmedin Fair o choloe Ialr to choiee hei cholce mixeil hogs. freer selling, ane provement was 1ost. © mp.-mnw prices on logs duriig this and (s per o X This Weok. | Last Week ntinental, and but Atehison, Lake Shore were well held Gas, Sugar and St Paul w Atchison, nicigo wost of the usually prominent stocks. Last week's lowest T At its hest fig Yot tho market failed 1o synipi- N ETaE Thie o up to Range ot P The following 1 S gt s paia for hogs below 3 and zers and Coi Fair to cholee mixei hogs. m T early, Lackawannu to 141t There was litt Pacific to 65 Prime fat sh Cowmmon to m llllnlud to In!lnu nee the at stock went off 1 under the top figure, tou Sugir went tumblin Average Cost of Hogs. hing 474 and zlves thoitveraze east ofhozson the (ates mo costtoday, us Atehison closed 11 below the best Burlington lost ern and Rock s and Missouri Pacifie eacli closed 15 under the The tollowing were the elosing qu 0" 5.4 roxuiar 1d Lowest Sales of Hogs. St Paul & Om Kanxis & Toxas ichigan Central Issourl Pacitic Western Ualon Stock Roceipts. OMclal ).\whl,n PRINE MERCANTILE DAvER P STERLING K Qay bills 851 deg AN@6'5 per cent. steady; sixty- Receipts and Shipments During May. l-mn,“.\n and Jun ghtered at South Oma Priwo Tiotly A e Price of Hog son thedays lndicated i 1537, 15s%, 199 and Steady: creamery, 10G13; dalry, 1@ Disposition of Stock. Whowlng the uuwber of oattle bought by light green salted, aalted bulls, 5¢i ‘green salted calf, 6@ the loading buyers on today's market. CATTLE. fwift & Company ........... The Armour-Cidaby P Co Lee Rothschild The G Hammond Co J. P, Squires & Co EHERP The G H Hammond Co ¢ e 90 For the Week CATILE. Buyers, Geo. 1 Mammond & 6. Armour-Cadihy Packing Co Other buyers. noG Armour-Cudahy Packing Co Swift & Co - ico. 11, Hanimond & Co S P Squires & Co Cudahy Brothers Total...coeiieres SHEED, Swift & Co Armour-Cudahy Packing Co G. M. Hammond & Co Total .. For the Month. CATTLE Buyers No. Swift & Co George H. Hammond & Co Armour-Cudahy Packing Co! Other buyers Totalvi ey s HOGS hy Packl king Co « a1 s . Hanimiond & Co P. Squires & Co. i) iz & ( giTvs i Other bu 18 Total SHEEP, Swift & Co.... B e ) rmour-Cudahy Puacking Colu 0000 T v . Hammond & Co Becker & Degan TS LA ol ¥ i ek o A royaliy . Monthly Statement. Showing the official receipts and shipments of live stock during the month ending May uth Omuha: RECEIPTS, RAILROADS, Cattle.| Hogs. | Sheep.| and O M &P RYy....| 0. &S L. Ry i [3 Missourt Pacific It'y || Ul Iy i 7418 ENW Y &M Wy 1,002/ LB & QI 1413 RSP R SEPL M & O Ry ST A N 308 d total RAILROADS. and nt | Mules, CM &SLP.. B OB L. Missouri o 115, 1 Grand Total.. Representative Sales. No. Ay. Pr. 1054 #4 00 1131 4 10 1033 4 10 220 114 1207 1163 1405 2271052 4 00 2011002 4 00 20,1063 4 00 SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEE| e 33 Q05 231100 415 10,1272 420 400 20U 400 L0 4 410 18 420 21025 4 410 20 20 ph.6L 4 415 1030 1100 ) 109) 1035 3% 800 3 40 200 F.169 290 w0 425 3 50 STAGS. HEIFERS, WESTERN CATT No. rr steers, shipping .. 10 51 steers, shipping 42 Mil. & Wyo, Inv. Co, 0 steers, dressed beef. 400 SHEEP, Av, Pr. shorn......... 8 480 shorn 87 4 80 gligbnitErd £ 4 50 shorn LR 48 shorn. .o 85 480 shorn .. ittt I 4 80 Nebraska, shorn HAeL! 480 Nebrasku, shorn £ 480 OGS, 0 0 120 370 PIGS AND SKIPS 200 240 340 0, 1065 80 340 STAGH, 1 50 — 230 L 400 — 3 Market Mention, Togs lower, Cattle slow and lower, 8. Keubnsent up a car of cattle from Cam- bridge W. T. Rickley of Columbus marketed a car of hogs, 1. W.-Widaman marketed a car of cattle from ywers hild o car of hogs on the rket from Sutton W. A, Finlay sent in three ¢ enwood Schinstock eame In from West Polut 18 of cattle with two cars of cattle ©. I, Bentley of Schuyler was on the market with two cars of cattle. Motealf & Wood, heavy dealers ot York, had 4 car of hogs on the market Inspector Howard condewmned and shot two lump Jaw steers, R. A. Templeton & Co., regular shippers of Tekamah, seut down @ cir of hogs Frod L. Oswald cawe in from Minden with three curs of sheop. J. L. Ritter. of Morse, Rogers & Co., came in trom Morse HIUMs with cattio and hoge. - Bowh wembers of the flnw of Woudgate & Utlen,were in with a car each of cattle m tartar, pu ' Do You Know Simons 18 ono of the mos: the well known Falrfleld Carbolic 0@ had :u'..‘.m.»h e o the market. Laylsam tolu, 840c; ealomel, | Kinan of Aldf, ttle and two of hogs, from whatever S DEBILITY and suocessfully of stecrs and the latter with car of wny of thoso distrossing 1os cares to lot everybody know it Simons who fs a the semblanc will dingonose you plainly whether you ean be cured or not s thousinds of others have done, Successful treatment by Planished b cold rolled, 2k bitts and flits, 20 GALVANIZED ated physician heathing, 98¢ per 1b; 10¢; sulnion, 1 Come and be happy nIe hides, dsmoise. o 1HX0, 112, 815 Hind_ pleked n pleked navy, nedum, $1.% 01.60; country, $A0G1.60 i ploon | - ayraTs STEEL WiRE NAILS Jap. barb, $3.60; PACIFIC arse unwashed, 7.00; nllll ench e, 4000505 mink, granulated, standurd white extra, 5'sc; extra ON_ SALE o SKins, winter, por b, TO AL PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH Arbuckle's Arlos ancy old zolden R Ccholen o fancy, tos and conmon 'k SMochia, e ,.|.,\ " genuine, O, ¢ b Per bbl, refined, pure, per bbl, & half bl €.00; poar elde CALIFOINIA CHERRIES hialf bbl, $1.50; 101 Box, 81,00 v BrRows (ot Per box, Messina, fancy, $.50@5.00; ~|1hlh w]mh 3 Darlington, 6ige; ) 3 L5t Indian Head, 7i5e; Law- Henriotta LT Finy I(mn\\\ COTTONS s Aurora R, 03¢ Clifton F1y & Amery, fancy tlas ON B, 7 i Pepperell R, 1302 Farnam Strost. HARRY P. DEUEL City Passenger and Ticket Agent, JOSEPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARI3 EXPOSITION, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. ooonslolaeie T@se; inferfor v doz for strictly freshy stalo B ot bl (Quotations are for delivery in Chi- builalo. per ton, § Lty 89.000010.00 New southicrn onfons, per bbl, dish, perdoz pints, $1.25; new southern ))nl.Hm-\ &0 per bbl aade por 1L, Cholee medium, 6@7¢; light, Hiil Semper 1 Housckecper, Sy Kiniz Philip Sdilo cambric, York mills. 1l c; Pepperell, v bbi, $.50: s chow chow, qts, NO RIBBON Lancastor: 0467 Glenatre, bxo; Permanent Alignment ShEr chickoia E500 FOF shyatls & nmiedlum; #.00 for rge; live turkeys, per b, | nold B, long eloth, v ~Potatoes, per b, ions, per 1b, de 1 Pinks, 64305 Allen’ Chamb | T Horses River, Ge; Ra Groceries, iArs—Cut loaf, Strength. Sold Under a POSITIVE GUAR- cut loat cubes Al 5e; confd xtri O, Nebru anulated, stundd white, extra, 53¢; e ambord IRED CANMBIICS GEO. H. SMITH & CO,, General Agents Nebraska and Towa. 810 S. 16th St., Stevens' B, 16-1 fancy old |w.n||1 243,05 Rio, prim to<and comnion tio, wa NEDPRASKA National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA, NEB. Capital, - « + $400,000 Surplus Jan, 1st, 1884, - 87,800 Offcars and Diractors ~Tlanty W. 7atas, president) nun Tteed, vice drosidont; Jamos W. Sav Morse, John 8. Colllns; R. O Cashing; J. lek; W. L 8. o oashi THE IRON BANIK, Corner 12th and Farnam Streets. A General Manttns 0oel Tranannte COMMBEROIAL National Bank Capital, - - - $400,000 Burpltly,. - - e 40,000 Offcors and_ Directors—E. M. Morseman, 0. M Hitehcoek, Jaranh Garnea Henry: W Anderson, Willlam G, Maui, Willlams,' A, P Hopkins enshier; ¥\ B, Bryant, assistant cashler. sidonts L. A Milliardy KIRKENDALL, .lier:s & CO., Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes Agents for Boston Rubber Shoo Co., 1102, 1104 ana 1108 1 y Street, Ownhn, Neb, ——__ Tirewcrs 5 T BTORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1531 Nrth 16th Street, Omatia, Neb, :M‘ o Cornice. ;.. EAGLE CORNICE WORK! Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice poncter, Window eaps and proprictor. 10 le skylighta. John 1 110 Bouth 10th st Artists' Materials, A. HOSPE, Jr., Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglas 8t OMAHA COAL, ihK)-‘ A‘Jl) LIME C Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. B. E. Cor. 10th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, N NEBRASKA FUEL CO. Shippers of Coal and Coke, 214 South 13th Street, Omnha, Neb. Cigars, L g STRONG & CO,, Wholesale Cigars. 402 N Vit Streot. “Helol 140 Dry Goods and Notions. 8 MITH & co. Dry Goods, l'urm.\hm,g (oods and Notiond Corner Hthand Howard Streets. 1 Horses Goops—Barle Lawrence, 9-0z, LLAN lIxIEUOEAH STEAMERS York Nankin, 10tc: Otrs r|\mn~ orkserew eashiere, The Visible Suppl The visible supply s compiled by the 20 board of trade is as smoea hama, 20 to (EH L TLES VAT retary of the Chica tongucs, per Aoz, #6005 Passage to and from Great Britain and afi Montreal-Liverpool route, by the waters nl St. Lawronce, shortest of all, Liverpool to and from | Class oxcelsior. Telard, tierees, 614c; parts of Europe. -11b tunch tonzuc, $2. ;1 1b corned beef, §| G 1) corned by 2 1b boneless z2lish brawn. ;6 1b English o 0; 111 compresso Thirty Steamers, Accommodations unsurpassed. Weekly g 10 Gon Wk, AL C.J. Sundell, Masager, 112 La Salle St., Chicago, (1L FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY. Cabin Passage $35 to $50, accordins Excursion $65 Bteerago to and trom Europe at Lowekt itntes. AUSTIN BALDWIN & 0., General Agents, 63 Broadway, NEW YORK. corned beef, iill ALLAN & £ of the Puneral Cer on Chalmette Plains, v at 4he corner of Prytania and Polymnia streets is a pi ture which by no stretch of the imagi- nation can be considered a work of yet it possesses a peculiar intevest to the being possibl record extant of one of the -y not only of this ECGiTon Twink ; tine, 20¢; Daisy, 18¢ AVES—Quurts, er oz, £.75; pints, per doz, Bibb, very fine, 3 eandle wick, 22¢. 2.00405.87 per gross. Lewiston, per 100, STOVE PoLISH— Am., per 100, $17.0 Orleanian ¢ 0. faney, per gal, 50 to location of 2¢;"Cuba bakin in the histo of the country itself, $a leans Delta, It is an oil puinting about six by four in di i surrounded 5 per cent oft list, Randolph Street, Chicago. ceremonics which were held at the Chalmette battl day of the fmwl'.|1 of General'ind Pr dent *“Hickory The figures in the extreme pur with that of the Chinese and Japane green sward common, $1.5001 LSUIT and awkw perspective i vesembling the but the woe-begone, lines of the sol- s, pie fruit, 315 First CLass wession uf the puaches, 1. mon TR g aeomointions i HEW VDNK LONDOKDERRY AND GLASOOW, # n drop, $1.80; lhw'llm'nw- ST s 1 possible for human countenanee feits of the FULNESSIA, Tu New York, Queenstown and Liverpool, In the center stands & monument dec- with large funcrs surmounted by a brass SALOON, s:fiqnn CLASS. AND NHRA,E SCOTcH, ENGLISH, |n|su‘|nn“'m'nn'nnul'm\ bainrs, CIRCULAR LETTERS OF DR‘EUIH ’AND’ DRA‘FTSI or o u:unsnsor‘i nfib‘s‘."'cn-‘éa;‘xflo'. Toca) Agonta nEOmala Valih 1L B Deuel Cltizen's. Bink, Otto against the sky, 1b blackberries, h ¥ vise the masts and the rigging of sever Bahama chopp served, B1L80; |.u\.n..| $1 1 stundutrd,” sliced, $1 abruptly from cither side of the {m m~ o bacl }\"IIHHIIUUI' WO row at lowest eurrent rates ODA—BDIs, 1%¢; hugging their guns in a very R At the head of each little to one side, ontho lalt hand v ohiot vight a squaw with u n the rows of soldiers is red-coloved walls, which runs up to- the 6 103 10 box, 54@5! ¢, it row nf wl\h. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING a) vy AYAYA) 4 BREAKFAST. “By a thorough knowledge which govern the of tion, and by u caretul application of the fine: proper A ME Epps has provided our with a delicately Hluvored bevera us many heavy doctors fous uxe of such nrticles of di lly bullt up untl strong as, e bay leaves, He; glue, and lhut on Ohio Swiss, 16c |4<.‘\||'4| a |H AT, T:0m WhiGh the A half-masted, graceful folds moved by the g yus, but flat and stiff s a plank. Inseribed on the monument tes 0f well selected Coc breakfust tables strictly standa Finest grown, constitution may be grad (s 0f subtie maladios aro Hoating i vor thero 1s o weak Dol shatt by koeping ourselves well blood and a properly AR Keape many i fal Made simply w It pound ti S EPPS & (0,, 1t GRAY'S This uniquo mented with the name 5, presumably the artist. aptist DeBat, YOArs ago at an though he h.h sums for it pithic Chemists, MEDICINE ¢V itARE IMARK ; suceotush, 1.2 nd bank, new, b 2 2-1h bricks. new, sie iddie_bricks. e 31D hoxes, T4 rtainly o curious bit of antiquarians i come will look on it with vene: > us u picture of historical Noi 1 sealed herving canvas, and $mported 1 TENRE TAKIKA seTen TARINR 'ain In the Back . udf Bhls, $18.00; whit voraul Lassiti Balf bbis, §.50; An Electio The annual election, by which the republic of Sun N cts its capituni , for the new y s that lead o insanity or innan haddics, $1.7 P Full partieniars In our pamplot 110 to sond free by mall to every one reggenti, or twin r, occurred in which has a b selects, 12 oz, 8,5 for 6, or wil | 2-1b clums, Uttle ne |<L\ . m mlnu s, dnported, per cise, 100s, $15 2-Ib fmported hone 1 the recelpt of GOODMAN DRUG €O, 110 FARNAM STHEET 58 sardiness, . Amerlean, por Y ellow Wrapper th AR o e day fixed for election the W8, $LTHLA.W0; procession, )..- ded by |h.~ band of the republic u»llml‘h) sixteen of ported key surdines, 813,00 o5, casks, 1,800 1bs, 6% 1 dates. boxes ived by the ¢ 2 1b boxes, 160 10 per cent tare. Sulk Luke appl d, 20 1b boxes, fc; peaches, ing in the church priests reads of the citizens written on a ticket which a silver ~A\\4‘ pitted plums Cal, raspberries ov porated s placed upon and the latter empticd crop 1800, £2/40; i Valenclis, 1858, 7e; Ual. seeds, sks. dried grapes, loose muscatels, ¢ ) tickets out of GOODRICH, the vase and elected rulers, reads out the names, the band ~H|m‘~ up \HHIII f the niarvele .nnl Sun Marino h glycering, 21¢; cuttlebous, ¥oj = Lo KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO., lmporlcrs and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishing Goods. Corner 1ith and Harney Hiroots, Omahn, Neb Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Omunhn, Nebryska. ————— ey Grocerics. o et McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers 13th and Leavenworth Streets, Omah: Nobraska, Wholesale Lummr Elc., Ete. Imported and Ameriean Portland Coment. State ‘agent for Milw draullc Coment, aud Quincy White Liu CHAS. R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. Wo0d carpets and parquet fooring. 9th and Douglag troots, Omahia, Nebraska. ’F‘u.mx w. (u(EY.i f Lumber, Lime, Cemeat, ktc., Etc. y and Notlons. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Importers and Jobbers in Millinery, 208, 210 nnd 212 South 11th streot. Notions: ey ~- 3. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harney street, Omaha. Oils. CnNSOlin;’Z‘hD ’I‘ANl/i LI;{T: CoO. Wholesale Refined and Lubricating 0ils, Axlo grense, ete ALV Bishop, Mann Paper. ] Lotonaeuct) (JA}H'P NTER PAFPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealer Carry a nice stock of printing, plog and E———————— Safes, K . L. DEANE & CO., Halls" Safes, § South 10th St., Omaka. Toys H. HARDY & CO,, Jobbers ot Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, House Furnishing s, Chilldren's Carriages 1208 i pplics oo o LN BLOR AUDNEEe S T U. 8. WIND v:Nri}N &\PUM.P CO., Steam and Water Supplies, Hialliday wind wills. 918 and 020 Jones st., Omaha = LA SE Ir m Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Iron Building \\ork. Engines, brass work, general foundry hine und lacksmith work. Office and works, U. . Ry. aud 17th streot, Omiha, — OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORXS, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Vaults, Jail work, fron shuttors and fire escapes. G Andreen . prop'r. Cor. 14tk and Jw:kson Sta, Sash, Dou to. iy M. A. DISBROW & CO., Wholesnle muuufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Branch office, 12th and izard streets, Omnha, N South Omah. ay UNION S8TOCK YARDS CO,, Of South Omaha, Limited, SHROEDER & DEAY, GRAIN, Provisions and Stocks. Basement First National Bank. 808 South 18th Street, Omaha, GILBERT BROTHERS, ~ [axidermists Bpec s o sent a3 wafely b mall or express Boad fus i Nc 164 Bhroel, Vmala