Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1891, Page 6

HE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | Early Btrength in all Pits Gives Way to Heaviness, WHEAT ALMOST AT STAGNATION POINT, | An Encouraging Firmness in Corn—A Narrow Range of Prices in Oats— A Mild Surprise in Pork —Live Stock. onr. Jan. 13- [Spectal Telegram to Tk Ber]-—There some little strength in the graln market at the opening on ‘change but ft did not lastlong, and without outside or- ders ull pits became dull and heavy before theend of the firsthour, The samo influence ason previous days, a great run of hogs at lower prices, caused a further decline in niess pork. Ribs and lard held about steady. The wheat market was the narrowest and theloast significant for many wecks. Thero was o ek of ontside nows of any lmportance. There wis nooutside business to affect prices. The local bull trade was without snap or courage and the bear forces also held aloot and brought no pressuro agalust the murket Tho range In price for the leading option up o Lo'eloek was about Ko, with tho low point of the sessfon at the closing price lust night. 'Thls fndicated a firmer tone and it was on each slight up turn in the price that the pit be- eame more active. ‘Ihe action for May was: Opened at 964c sold at 0530 Lo %o to Milge Lo 960 Lo 04D 0 o DINBWNRe to B8%4e, at 1 o'clock. Public eables were firm early and at the close reported unchanged. Contlnental advices by way of San Francisco were bull- ish. Colder and dryer weather helped buy- ing, and an increase of 64,000 busk n ocean passage was tho bearitem of the day. There was some hagzling over the Mark Lu ne and Beorbohm estimates on the crops of the United Kinzdom, but it had nothingto do with the market. Exportclearances were un- gmportant from Atlantle ports. Recelpts at the northwestwero light, with 102 ears at Min neapolls and 25 at Duluth, Receipts here wore 20 cars over the estimate, at 157 ears, and for Wednesday the estimate was but 63 curs Tho wheat movement hero vesterlay was 80,00 bushels In and 36,00 busho & yoar ago It was 000" in and 10,00 c The price of May & year ago was &2 ellund o few other bulls bo and Brosseau covered son Early sollers were . V. White & Co., Co, Baldwin & Farnum and other commission houses, beside ofMorings by Hutehinson and t‘mmllhm by Pardridge. Later the trading us not important, excopt a little buying on very light car estimates for tomorrow. Tho wheat market recolves its best support late in theday. There was talk of offorts to work wheat for export at New York, but there were but 24 boat loads confirmed. The prico of May rose to 06%c¢ and closed at 96%e bid Junuary was quoted at ®e nominal, and clos- ngut 9%c. July sales were at 02ge, off to O1ie, closing at 01xc. Considering the dullness, corn was quite firm allday, except fora short t acly. The re- celpts of corn were under the estimate, 244 cars. This was offset by Liverpool cables com- Ang weak and 4d lower. There no fn- gpection from store, and shipments wer 000 bushiels. Cornon oo ssage in 2,000 bushelf for the weok. s catimate for Wednesday was very eht' at 72 cars, and this causcd the Lest prices of the day. Selling early wis by Walker & Co. and Hutehinson, with Con=zdon the best buyer, followed_ by Gaylord & Cha Thie_action in My was opened at 1 105250 i 10 B2 0 1042140 (¢ i 20 Lo 52%¢ bid atlo'elock. Corn followed wheat tho last Dulf hour. The best price 5 v was 523 B2, and at the close 82%e bid. nowinally de under Nay ull day, closing nt he. Jily was quot i 1o o toclose. May cormn Priileges were quoted ut 2330 p. 1. at Tho trade in « attractive and be- sldes having o suall volumo of business the Tange of prices was within e and the change atelose for Muy was e higher from lust night. May was quoted at ke 1o 45%c early, up to d0iges closing at 4055, January was firn Votween $e and 433, closiug ut 4i5se. June at the close was at 43050, provision market proved a surprise in the end. Fifty-three thousand hogs at the ards where the estimate was from 40,000 to 5,000 prices 10e lower d a heavy opening for mess pork. The commission houses gonerally hud seiling orders and the Jrice of Muy went from H0.80to 810,75 at on 1 held steady and short ribs did not yield, Thoro pprungun s Bhotty food domaid around, arter thodullness_and. heavinoss of fho firse liour. “Lard “scurcely - clar n ce from 8 for ~ May until Tate in the session when there was business at #2745 and that selling price at the close. Ribs moved up 5e all around on moderate buy ing. Tho strength in these products came from pork. Muy recovered from $10.7 1o $10.87% uirlig the forenoon, sold back 16 810.80 wnd g he close moved up to 810.95, or 124 over last night. Other months moved with May. PRICES AT CHICAGO tepimsax 1077 55 | 542 8 AT ST. LOUIS, T opes mg‘llixlw-( owest. | Closing Board Notes an 8t. Louls cash corn, 48 cash onts. 45t4e. h corn, No. % 48%e; February May wheat, 06%c; calls, 0% bid. at New York—Wheat, 500; corn, 114035 0ats, 4040; flgur, 7,401, Uhieago—Tuts, May wheat, 0640; calls, 0750, Puts, My corn, 8215¢; calls, i23ge. Estinnded recolpts for Chicago Wednes- day, w t 6 corn 23 ats, 100, Wulker & Co. sold Congdon & Co. 200,00 bushels of Muy corn ut52%¢, and offered him 200,000 more. Stocks of contract grain n Chicago, rezular elevators—Wheat, 6,048,200 bushels; corn, s 240,005, In store, in store, AL 16,000, “orn, in store, 647,01 h 1, 8,300, W. G. MeCormlck & Co. toSwartz & Co.—We have just seen a lotter from a reitablo firm in the narthwest saving after n careful canvas of the erop situato Vushington they esti- mate the crop at Tho government Teport mukes the erop 8,000,000, W. G.McCormick & Co to F. O Swartz & Co, =Cargoes on passage fnere Beerbohm ¢ oft co and steady. Corn steady, Weathor D ing. - Livenpool wheat yrmi corn dowi wnul tondency. G, Logan & Co. to Ben B.iBryun: Chi- ARSI R n,_gliet, runzing from Ke to %630 for May, unt on passao incrensed 664,000 bushels vhich chused some selling early. A prominent local greritor wis i steady biiyer atthe’ opening when the market advanced to 06%c und 064 he was o sell Advices from Kurope ard rather weaker. ' The feellng locally is for un advanco aftor this decline. Stock ut Baltl- more i under a half million” Lushels ninety of whioh 18 being shippod out. This with ud Yances from Indiana of the winter wheat belng covered with ice und no snow causes the firm feeling, Corn is weak the trade in it light. Provisions firm: the principal buyers wore shorts, Eog recelpts continue W. & McCormick & Co. to The' Chicago wheat what from the panic and "wlthough 1t wus very inactive the under: tone showed a marked Tmprovement in spite of u considerable amount of bBeurish news. Bealpors were inclined to be bullish, and in the atsence of uny considerable outside trade their sentiments controlled prices. in the northwest showed some fulling off. telegram from southern Tllinols reporled the round bare of snow and frozen hurd. Cables fmm France stated that tho erops lnd beon Wrgoly overestimuted Ana ives this is & e son” for the recent advanco of thelr market These were the bull features. On the bear side was the news ¢ from the Mark Lune kx- ress that of the 75,000,000 Hushels at which ¢ Buglish - crop was estimated only 2,000,000 ushels had been marketed, loaving over 8) r ceut stlll in farwers' bands. The Sen Francisco Ohronfele of Tanuary 5, fn an ed torinl on the whoat sithation, says that the te of Washinzton has raised nearly 20,000,000 | although the government Jort placas (ts crop at Konnetts Nopi ins & Co. 0 Commission Company - Wheat boen pounded today 1o cover shorts. by out effpet. The crawd wis short and took of- forings oagzerly nnd wanted more, which was not forthooning. Up to within twenty min- utes of the close the market was dull and 1ife- Toss, fluctunting e - Lato buying attribated to Kent, Cudahy and_ futehinson stimulatod the price some. bt the market lapsed 1nto dullness assoon s this buying ceased. thouzh the closing was rather strong ut the wp. “Whilewe feel fricndly to wheat, the market I8 so narrow big bears seom 0 havo Iittle diffculty fn manfpulating prices to suft themselves, Corn—Walker, uteh, Helmbolz and the sealpers sold corn. 'Armour. Boydun Norton & W. and Congdon hought. The ninrket was apparently controlled by puts and calla, Oats were falriy active and firm Provisions were less active. but the market rallled slightly frou the broak of yesterdiy Shipments light owing partly” to the near approach of Lont. Packers were afe selicrs, hut shorts covered freely Tlie market closed tame considering the auantity bought by short CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. OH1cAGo, Jan. 13.~(Special Telazram to Tan Bir. ] —CATTLE—The Increnso of 14,000 In two duys over the s ume timelast week Is a larger numiber than the trade can take care of, hence today bustness ruled dull and prices weak at adecline of 1 e thut followed yesterdny's big run. In fact many of cor saleswen quoted values atu good lower than last week on medivum and good steers Prime and extra stoers are not plentitul and the decline on such 18 not as neavy as on the others, Butchers' stock. cspecially second class and common cows, have shared fn the general decline under the larzest supply ever scen in these yards for two duys. Good judges estimate that halt tho numberof cattle on salo yesterduy and tolay was made up of cows, heifers und common stock. The stocker and feeder trade shows no particular change a8 to price, but the supply shows a slight in crease over last week. Extra and fancy steers s0ld at#5.0/@5.15; prime to cholce, $1.7@ med fum, $4.2524.50; common, £.0001.50; buteh- ers' stock, $1.5)@5.25; stockers, $1.75@3.50. Hogs—With nearly one hundred and threo thousand hogs fnthe two days and an fn- crease of 22,000 over the same thuo last weck on a1 001 the general market shows a dociine of @ strons 20c sinco Saturday, last, or say 100 cach day for Monday and Tuesday touzh and common 1zht sola ai #3000 good 1o cholee mixed, £1,100443; prime hoayy and buteher weights, §.50@455; light, $3.450 5507 iz, B.00@:5, FINANCEAL, New Yonk 3.~(Spesial Tolegram to THE Bee.]—Expressions showed the opinion pretty weil divided in stocks. After business hours yesterday professional and scalping elements who had already wade two or three grabs v s deciared that there ust renction tolower prices. That portion of the trade closestto the rallroad managers, including investors, were quite firmly of the belief that the new agreement must bo very bullish in the tong run. Tt was left for tho business of this moraing to settlo the matter. Room trapers took the first advantage and ope lineof % to % por cent in mostof t active stocks, There wero few exceptions. Chieago Gas was off 3 to 30 and went at on to 38, while Refloeries were 15 lower Other excentions were: Loulsvillosteaay ke Bhore % up at 108, The expected SUDDOrt s0o0n came Lo the gencral list, espeo- ‘.n» the Granger zroun. Atchison rose from Jurlington from 91% to 92%. Kook U Trom b4 b T0re B Dl from 5o 1o Missourt Pucific” fron 0 6%, Unfon Pucific 6% 10 41 Gas roso to 40 Sugar Refiner g Lackawanna 10 13875, Tho feoll s confident and stron cot, The stock iarket e vroader and stronger late in the day. -~ Every indleation was for an old time bull market for o while with the volume of sales greatly inere ' th buy ing, Sugarwentup to 071, There was some roalizing, but gencrally the closing prices were at the top with Louisville up 114 at @la: Like Shore % at10sia; North American o point to 177 Atelison, 1 to 2 Burlington, 14 1o 030 Norehweste 1 to 1083 Roek Island, 214 t0 725, 8t Paul, 1% to Union Pucifie, 13 to 4%, S 000 Shiaros, The earnings of the Wabash for the first week of J 1 and thatof the Rio G fner Kennett, Hopkins & Co, |o(hrlxl1v-lmlhmp commission company—The stock market opened this morning under the Influcnce of the 3 ¥ which was the chief fo ¥'s" elos aders and specalator had sold re loudly proclaiming that 1 heen 0o rapid and that w el in was proper before higher prices were made, There was clearly an efort to areuction. Under all this pricessagged opening butthe market was dull, ssslonal pressure was: removed the market dardened und soon went from strength to weakness. Transictions have been distributed moro ally over the 1St thun for wod * while puse., They have not boen charactorized by large” blocks of stocks changing hands but of moderate and sometimes fre- quentsalesof small lots which show general buying rather than professional. The rnur- ket showed the groatest strength inthe last lour of the day when prices rose with acarly very quotation, At (his time Sugar Refinor- fes. whieh hiad been heavy, took a prominent position in the market and advanced trom 77 10 K3ty In ashort time, The reorganiztion of tnis trust bas been completed by the fili the deeds of the Brooklyn refineries to the now v, and the filinz of a morta the rrefini $10,000000, according o the y tion. The resumption of the rapid fluctui- tions and larze dealings in the market in these tificates are looked upon by conservative people with distrast. Tt has already in the y injured gene 4 and is lidble todo so ntirely u and d 05 aro g it blind. ut on e d offered more freely on The m osed strong at the best for tho ¢ Total sales, 576,55, i1owin X quot Paciic. ) do preferr 448 regular C. &N, W. {8 coupons. do preferrad | lia of 't ntral Pacitic....... 13 Chicago & Alton ... 112§ ‘mu ol Chleago, Burlingion |C0 M. & St A& Quiney.io..- o | dopreterrod CEW U1 Se. Paul & Omaii | ols Central . 101 | - do preferre Unlon Paclt LW 8t L & ek dopreforred Michikan Central.||. 91k Western Unlon.. er cont. PAPER—0}4TS per cent, -Quiet and steady; sixty-duy bills, . detand, #i. The Wool Marke BOsTON, Muss., Jan. 13.—[Special Telogram to wool market is steady to firm for domestic wools, and the sales were to good amount. In Ohlo fleeces there huve been sules of X at 31@#%: XX and XX and above ats3asie; Michigan offered a abing and delaine fleeces were in good demand, No. 1combing selling at 40c for Michizan and 4@ Ao, while delaine wool Wabo f t provious | and, ehoiee supers selling b 10 1oc; W Supers at ¢, and oxtra at Agdie. Forelgn wools were firm, Mining Shares. NEw Yok, Jan. 13 —|Special Telogram to Tue Bee]-The followin, are the mining stock quotations: Alice Con. Cal, & Va Gould & Curry.. .\ Hale & Noreross .| [150 |Standard Homestake Sutter Ci The Coffee Market. New Yonk, Jun. 1.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bre]-Coffee—Options opened steady and unchanged 0 25 polnts udvance; closed steady to 5 points down to 2 poluts up, Sales, 2.250 bags, including January, $16.43@10 B16,00010.05; Mareh, #1550 15003 May, H505010.40 June, 8$15.15: July, 14,050 cptember, HeNGLEN: Dooe mbor 100, ) eumund; fu o oF, Rlor rm/ ¢ alr cargoes, PRODUCE MARKET. Yonrk, Jun 13 —~Wheat—Recelpts, 1140 spot, higher, olosin 205 in elevator; #1.06° afloati SLOWGLI 1. 0. by optione oponed Jreale but closea tir avan ad Vince: January, 04y Corii—Rocelpts, 8,400 bushels; exports, 14700 bushels; spot easle. S @iisein elevat wixed, WES0e; tions. January, Outa—Recelpia 50,00 busiols: 6xpuris, SRtlower: No Jnuary clowed at 52 fuks 18 06 tost, 5%, refin Fellow, 44@3% : powdered, ¢ 3-16; Stoady ; new miess. $11.50712,00. Opened easy Pobruary, ¢ sv5 wostorndalry, ; Elgin, 23840000 Frm; wanted: skius, 4480%0. Prime Timothy ~Firm at 8127, Steady; creamery, tand heavy green Recelpts. Shipments, Higher, cash, FATRS 8105714 u'w 90, MrxupARoLtS, Jan round demand 0.1 northern | el pts, 200 cars; 1 hard, January, northern, Janua Muy, 031302035 Wheat—There was o for spot wheat, nz lurzer 1) d. cash, STebid: Junuary, $14¢ bid; No. No. 2 cash, 47%c bl guts-Steady; No.2, cash, 4ii4e bid; January, CINCINN AT, sed, T4 @iN MILWAUKEE, spring, cush, “)I“" 46721614 Provisions-Quict; pork, May, £10.95. RPOOL, Jan, 1 Thad por cont LIVE STOCK. —Oattlo—Recclpts, and lower; steers, sy, $5.00@5.15; prime to chole murlm duil, weak Puie fers? * stoc Racoipia, o o) head; mux:h and common good to cholce mixe1, l“"’rl, and buteher stoclkers, 81,750 market low prime, ey Sheep—Recolpts, weak and lower: fed ‘Texans, $L.15@130; lambs, 4. Cattle—Rocelpts, a; unnmn-m:. 200 head: market fairto fanoy rs, 8000390, 0 hoad; sbipments 15, B5.1004.90; stockers nnd feed K ANSAS OrTy, ] 1ttlo—Recolp stecrs, $14004.30; {hts. 18,800 heud; shipments, hoad; markot 10316 lowor; ull grades, 8,000 MARKETS, —Estimuted mm‘xnlfl of eattlo 1100 as o market 4 1 { 150%-1b polled An cattle marke as compared with ] o last week. nd 100 Tower. as lm\«a 5 market was s low The range of th lleht, 8000 oS pald wis #1.4, “as compured 411 yLsuuL.y and .45 Tuesduy of last receipts of sheep 520 as 81 vesterday and M0 Tuesday Disposition of Stock. s number of head sed o0 this stor of the Stockyurds cons any packing aha packing comp The Gudaby packing compiny cking com pany. Shippers and feeders George H. Hammond & Co. Representative Sales. By 125 I VTN sry STOUKERS AND FEEDERS. = COWS AND BTAGN. COWS AND HEIFERS ISDAY, JANUARY 14, 1891, 0 W0 3 B8 PLGS AND ROUGH. 5 20 20 108 OMAHA ) ¥ ARK ETS. Grocerie ganxep Faurre-California-Apricots #. penches, 827500 poars, grapes, 8.8l white, cherrics, ' i ouine A i striw ooseberrl s, n~.4 o SL1; str Vucherries, .30, red rasp- kberries, 8110 s, sliced, $.25G572.40, pints, perdoz, OLIVES - Quires, , $4. Olive oil, % pints, £ W3 buik, per gal doz per ease, S50, Twixes, - ColnaGk, ~ Ere. — Cotton twine, SHIbb," Very fine, L-1b balos, cotton wvine: XX brand. -1 bales. 18} Lentp twine, 1elb Dales, Bses sail twine, 200 candlo | wick, i 40-foot cotton clothes fine, $140; 6 -foot cotton clothes line, #1605 60-font sisal 1ines, #1755 000t Jute, e wool | twines, Sige nilla rope Al si7es fron 1-16 10 1 in, e rope, all 81ze8 fron T-16.t0 1 in, Slaci e w pro- cesses” all wizes from 7-16 to 1 in, 1%e; cotton rope. 1 I, 1te. SoAr-Castile, mottied, per b, 1001 do white, per Ih, He: Taundry so1p, perio0 birs, $11va 5003 shaving sowp, ¥ ber dozs tllet souy ke per Doy 7 per 13 bbls, 1505 gran- per 1b ARINAC Gons - Barley, @ farina, 0: <, 2o ont BLO0G:15; i sao and ti Gaiges lin, s:ei cereuline, ¥ fluked Loniny, TOBACO ~Tine r Ib, 5@ plu @ise; smoking, 200U fancy brands, Green—Rio 28¢. Roastod—Ariosa, 23 man, 24%e; Dilllworti's, 247, } mail pouch, e Cordoyia, %e; Mocha, J e, Collee- ks box es, 3331505 cl CANDY - Mived, 8tacs twist stick. 0; French mixed, 15 hound stick, 8tee jar and s candies, 51 boxes, 1¥621¢; extri fins good WO OnEN WaAtk—Pur_dgs—Tuls, No. 2, $1.i5; No. 3, & best, white e n._mp,‘ ned, #1: Bbriss | hoops, No. I Stripedy hoops, No. 2 stri ped 75 well buckdts, & iu. per nest, e . Dor nest, 4505 butter 1adle i butter paddIcsor spides, 1 ~Single, $1.4022.00; doubl D 115—5 £ross hoxes, (e, MOLASSES g L per gal, 460 4503 cholee, 406 Cuba, buki 0¢; blwekstrap, 1N@e: syrup, 1 grade, b3 DL, 25¢; 4 2al kegs, $1.24; 2 gul kits, SUGAR—Granulated, (%c: cubes, 63c loat, Thice “powderud, ' standard, 6 lc; XX powdered, tie: yellow (. canary. edhie; sontoctionere. k6 twin per 10 1fe Younz American, 1ize: domestic Swiss, Bige briek. tes Edam. in foil, enel .00, INEGAR—ADDLe clder; 100; doublocider, white wine, i2e; triple strength, 19¢, sraucit—por fb, 623 Prokues—Med inm, bhls, 32,00 small, #10.00; Boston mixer, $12.00, olee, Go head, CroEr—Per bbl, refined, $6.50; halt hbl, $1 hard elder, pure. per bbl, £.00: ory Alf DI, 86,50 half bol, Dieten’ i ivirs—T hihds, 8 8iie; apnles, oy choice, Hizciapricots, fane ks, blackhorries, new, be; i ibs to Do, i curr new, oxtEA, I Do i puiches, Calu, i ed grapes, in bug: s, 10403 muse 3 now Valeneli, se3 Ondura 1 @i citron, Leghorn, MAPLE St cukes. 30-1b box Te; 100 e ke 2305 1-1b bricks, Dirlor, §,00: 4-tie, #.75 3 ). 8 W0 10 Whisk, 81001 a5-Pei 1h-—Almonds, 18 Brazils, glc fliberts, T5e; peeans, 15210 waln s, 18¢; pe nuts, faney white, Sei rojsted, e AL i s 11 i, bubi, 8105 hest A6, 10 5s, § crade, 100 38, 82400 lest grade, % 105, K salt.,‘erushid, #2. 10, SODA-Packages, (0 1bs to box, o4c; kegs, 1 VEGETABLES~Tomutoes-3-1b, #.00 @110, Corn=Very fine, H.2515; 21D Sug 8Li5: 2-1b standira wost brands, #1.10; Mushrooms--i-1b French, extra fine, 1-b French, fine, 1 1-1h Erench 0K e, Frénch peas Strin | Ib high 10 strins heins, Ne. potul b okri and to dine cans, perdoz, 3 3l cans, BLAY 14-10 cans, & b can $.00; Price’s dime 3 ans, §1.35 ans, £.50; ans, poi WArer 1 , best straw, 15x 18 a quality, dark rug, b, 01505 150 water white, T asoline, 11'se, Ol il BTHELN0F b gul, sket fired, 2@550; sundried, W3 Ly0ci gunpomdr, English breukfast, 55@nhe; Youne Hyson, 2@ i Oolonz, 3z 2+ 1b paekage dust, 150, REASE —Dor gross— Prazior's lirze me small, 815,00; WO, BLACKING.- 00z in Dox, 00750 ladies! shoe dressing, 40@310; - stove polish, per gross, £2.00@5.0. BLUE Liquid, 4 oz.3 doz [n box, e T : ddoz tn box, H: dry, sinall, & SprCes—Pepper—Sin sapore, sifted, 15216¢ shot. I eloves, Fen leeted, 1@ Nina, 4-1b, mu i uieissor, 63¢; pickling (KERS-So 10, 603 oyster, 5lc; eroutr singer snips, &b o) —Bih hoves be; 10 acyopih, BOWI0C: Bron 5 Huuxfl»”‘ a and 1b puek -10) pails, 25¢, )2, 081N} £2.50; 4 oz, 1. alea inger, 4oz, S MATCHES—Pu tlor, nd 170 i Bl dl. 1 Bievsies pep sz, #1.3 rub brus J-\l‘ml“b Mixed hird, 116 packages, 5e; s0j hemp, 4140 anise. 15¢ 40 1bs o bLox, Yie; mining, 10@ Provisic ns, Fresn Beer Outs—Rolls, Se; beef tonder- loins. Hei sirloin butts, 744¢; bonelvss strips, e SURD loins, fe; rounds (camp off), ds (Famp on). fe i rounds shark oM, bye; less rounds, 41505 chueks e s p biek halves, 43 shoulder clods, 114 loins, No. 1. steer), 13014c; beet Toins, No @i1e; heef foins, No. 3, vo; beof ribs, lzse; ribs, No. 1, Wi fos sweet breads, per do kidneys. each, Zoiox talls, each, do; livers, eaeh, e heef hearts, each, 4ej bl tongues, e h, e, MUTION=Ohoice dressod mutton, Si§c: racks of mutton, Hes saddles of mutton, de; brensts of miuttc i leg of mutton, l0e. Fresn Pouk—Pork loins, 5%¢3_tonderloins, Hes spare pibs, Se;” shoulders. 5e; hocks, i trimmings, bei “back bones, 20; dressed logs, 4xc; clenned pigs’ feet (per doze rough unefoanec “teot (per d 0 SMOKED M Sugur Cured - Hams, 1 to 16 1b average, 8c; bums, 0 10 2 b average, Sigc bums 12 1b average, Uc; skiuned bums, Vci shoulders, 840: cloar breakfast bacon, T4e; boneless Breaktust bacon backs, 6ijc; boned am, Tei Californin, oF pienfe hams, He; sndless . Tges ‘dried beef hans sets), dr el hewt clods, Ge; short spleed rolls of ha toulette, 64e; smoked beef tongiues (por dozen), #6.50; " spocind hamns 12 o 15 1b average 10¢: wpecial, boneless breakfast bacon, 1o clected drfed oot hams. insides and knuckles, 0c; - selected wide elear, breakfast, Vacon, B DIRY SALT MEATS—Fancy light weleht short clenrs, Gef longe cloars, 3% she Snort LS % e shoulders, 1ge Country Produce. Edas—Buyers wero remarking that sales- mendid not appear quite so rerdy 10 part with thelt holdinzs at. 170 yestorduy as they were the day Yofore, SUL L good many case VAL 170 i some it 1% GANE A few rabhits were received. but ther was 1o estential chanze in prices. Some coton talls which did not arrive In good eoi- dition went at e and some good juck rabbits brought only #2.40. Berteir -The receipts of Hzht good country butter arenot heavy and seloct ro s enough for the clty tride are ) A Inrge proportion of the arrivils hus to b disposed of to speculutors at S@i, creamory e, Povtrry—Receipts of ehickens not and wiarket steady at fuse; Turkey eese rad ducks, % 10c Elon R.T. Davis Mill Co, high patent, Crean, £2.60; Bive D, fall patent eye Inle ptent i speeial roval ‘patent, No. 10, 3 Minnesota patent, £.65; Kansas hard wheit' patent. Nebraska spring Wheat patent, $2.50 I s gold medal, #2.70; Snow White, 0: $now Fluke, £2.0); low grade, § Broken Bow rolic 2701 tle, 8.40; Clain, 822 XX felity, 2,50 Minnesota Chiof, § . S ready to raise bu at flour, 5 2-1h packaz kwhoeat 6007 Excelsior brand, £.0; Siup ) 2-1b pircknge Vegetablis, TABBAGE-Cholee stock, 8100623, per erate, 1 ferior stock sold down to $2.75 TORR — Chofee home grown stock s quoted at #.00@1.10 but some dealers claim to hive be offered round lots at 9 Colorado stock, 81 10@w1.20, LETTUCE—Cholee stock, 45 SWEET POTATOES—The Supply on the market I8 not ¢ and consists of low nd Kansus stock prineipally. Quotations. &K05450. ONIONS-OITerlngs. ot lurge and demand at #1560 per bu. for home grown stock panish, 160 per erate, BEANS—Choice navy, $.75; medium, $2 Hungaran, £2.40. HUnBARD SQUASH-—TPer doz, #1.5, CELERY—Cholce Stock. S5@15e. RUTABAGAS —Some choice Michigan stock s selling at 6de per bush PAISLEY - Frosh stock 1 P—1er bbl, . BeErs —Per bushel, TANGERINE @4.00 (s HENONS = Choleo stock, #.008450; fancy, 5,00, ORANGEs=Mexieans, boxes, $4.00; Floridas, R4.00@4.25; russots, £1.00; California i 505 Riversidoes, 8400, CrRANBERRIES—Fancy Capo Cod, §1 APPLES-Por Dbl #5005, 00, Grares—Concords. lield in cold ste per 10-1b baskets. Mu £6.0.@3.00. Miscellaneous. FiAY--Good hay is selling on track at Omaha at $71.00 perton. The receipts are not quite so heavy as last week, but plenty heavy enough for the demand. Good oat straw is quoted at .0005,50., gl AN=Sucked, per ton, 82100; chopped feed, 21,00, Fitnes —Frozen hide No.greensalted hides, bante; N 2 hides, S 40 1bs No.2green salted to 40 1bs No. 1veal calf. 8 to 13 Ibs. 7o; 1 10 151bs,5e; No. 1dry flint hides, 7e; No. 2 flint hidos, A nides, e, Sheop pel 1.2 greensalted shearlings wooled e skius), each, 10@2%5c; dry shearlings wooled early skins). No. I, cach, bei dry flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelt sht, 100 100 dry it & and Nebraska_murram wool pelts, per b, actual welght, Sie; dry fline Colomdo hiteher wool * pelts, por b, 1 welght. 10z 12e: dry fiint Colorado 1in wool belts, per ib, wetual welght, 8 dry pieces and bucks, uetual welght 7 " Hickony Nurs—Large, per bushel, $1,50. LeAts Er—Hemlock slwughtor soie, 26@e per Ib; hemlock dry hide sole, 20 ouk sole, 80@Me: French kip skins, el 10; French calf skin, $125c200; Anerlean_oak enlf, le@d.15: American I culf, Thed $1.10: American ican hemloek kip, 60 D skins, 50cWw#1.00; goatskinsiper foot, Hoxev—White clover, UIb frumes, per b, 18¢; ¥ 1D frames, 17c. Ling CEMENT ETC.—On board cars atOmahn —Per_bbl-Ash' Grove lime, %c; Champion limne, 85¢: Quiney white,Se; Louisville cemient, A1.50; Milwaukee cement, $145; Utiea cement, #1.40; Enclish Portland’ cement, #1.45; W York pla Michigan plaster, 82.00; X 1 r, $1.75; white sand, $2.00; P, P.hair.per hale, TALLOW AND GRE llow No. 1,3%@dc: % et grease, dark,: 221407 breswax, Brime. 16425 rouih tallow. 15 BoxES—In carlotso ey Deifitoper ton, 16,0000 dry cc . bleached, per ton, 100013001 dry co, “damp and meaty. per 3.00210.00. ~ These prices are for bones weighed and delivered in Ohicigzo. BLACK WALNUTS—Per bushel. $1.25. JCOANUTS -~ Per 100, sucked, #.50; bulk, On bourd ears at Omnha—Anthracite Chestnut, range and exed, 0 per ton; grate, 80,35, SoftcoalOhio, 8.00; Southern Nlinols. #50; walnut block, .25 Towa lump. ®1.15; Iowa nut, .75, CresTNUTS—Large Italian, 150 per I, WANTED Total Isues of CITIES, COUNTIES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, WATER COM PANIES, 8T. R.R.COMPANIES,cte N.W.HARRIS &GOMPAHY Bankers, 163-165 Dearborn Sireet, CHICAGO. 15Wall Street, NEW YORK. . 70 State St.. BOSTON. UF 10U WANT TO MAKE MUNEr LU WHEH; THE MONEY IS, IIEI.ENA, MONTANA, [7ithn prosent, poputation nnmrxhnnmu: 2000, and Theren it |. o' rute of ‘about 5,00 annuslly 1 sizo considered, THE RICHEST CITY IN THE WORLD, NOTICE THE BANKING CAPITAL, Capital, Surplus wnd Bhdilaen Pronts: LT o0 b0 50,000.00 000.00 Morch Reeond o Ancrican® LUNID 20000600 Crite Savings » 125,000.00 Sothor NOdIng VRO i I P ! Fadudal on ‘With Cition 1o Hochesters N: Yo 1m0 Grand Tupids, Mich Gmbus, Ol s mmothi tho we Amost pros i the Eastern Kt Wi pomiation ik Ahoves one hindred thonsand odch T Sombined wolth of tho @ tizens of Helens tnmines, e v property b Targely above of Sollr Nt fow yourseffort in the 4 oo, il Moniatin' 44 o Stato W By LR than sy oth. erp bt ¢ il WA OF MONTANA with loss than two Bundred tousand p Sitces Ay in ol silver, GOppor fnd o, horues, wool, i Shoop: Sl ion fmountiny 0,000, i I viTue the Ul Populition Of tno-ande rmation, nddross, L. G. PHELPS, Sec'y Citizens Committee, _Helena, Montana, GHRISTIE LATHROP Commission Co. 309 and 311 South 18(h Strest, F.rst National Bank Builling, Grain, Provisions, Stocks & Bonds, s executed for the p diate or future dolivery n all the fead- ing markots Private Wire, Corvespondents. | Kennett, Hopkins, & Co D R. Francls & Bro_ FOR MEN ONLY MAGIC CURE For LOST or FAILING MAN- L HOOD; (€ | “and NER- VOUS DEBILITY. Wi of Body una Effcets of Error ssos 1y Old or Young. Robust, Noble MANHOOD fully re- e ple course, five days' tref- t, 813 full course, . urely seuled observation. Cook Remedy Co, Omuha, Nel oflice Cor, 1t aud Farnuw Strlets. OMAHA Mamfacturers” and Jobbr o DI RECTORY Mgn LIARDS BOXES, The Brunewick-Balke | Jon L. Wilkis, Qollendar o, W07 w0 10th stroot, SRLLEERL sl Wi et O L BOOK BINDERS & ST/\TIONBRS. Omaha R«\pnhlwm Print; ng 0o Law briofs, bank supplies, nnd evoestilng I the printing line, 10th and Douglas strests. Ackerman Bros, & Heiutes, Printers, binders, elactrotypers, biank book manu facture 1116 Foward atrest, Omaha. —_— BOOTS AND SHOS9 Charles A, Ooo & 0o, | erkr—ndfll! J"n(fl&n!)v Manufacturers and job- | Wholossle Manu faciur's e Agonus for, Boston s ber Shoa Co.. 1104, 104, 100 Howardstrect | ana 110 1iathoy S \‘v'llham!. Van Aor-| W. V. More & ( nam & Harte, 800 Factory, Cornor 11th 1312 Harnoy street, Omaha, Neb. BUTOHERS' SBUPPLIES. Louis Heller, Butchor and Packers' Tools & Supplies. Neet, how & sheop casings. 11161118 Jackson St. OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BT, Oclumbus Buggy O, | W. T. Seaman, Corrlages, carts sulkios, |Omanw's Largest Varlcty Q.. Rdwards, Manssor. 813-315 South 10t CARRIAGES _OARPETS. | OLOTHING. Omaha Onrpnt 0»., Gilmore & Rubl, Carpets, ol cloths, mat- | yianufacturen & Whole- tnge, curtatngoods,oto. wilo Clothlors, 1611 Douglas streat 1100 Harney 8t ———— e CIGARS. West & I‘nuc‘w, Dezn, Armstrong & Manu facturers fine clgars Qo, Jobbers of leaftobaccos. 1N, 10 ot 1011 Farnam streot. “Hellol" 14 C)AL OOK!" ETO, Omaha Ooal, Ooke nml Coutant & Squires, Lime Co. Uardand soft coul ship- Hard and soft coal. pors, 8. Cor 16t and boug- | 1805 Fnrm lns. mtroots. Hulbert & Blum, | Harmon & Weath, Ohto lump, Rock Springs, | Aeme lamp, Fagle limp, Excelslor.'Walnutblock, | Walnnt Glock tnd An- " ned But, anthiracite, thraclto coal Inig, wtam. Ofice 12 8 1hth st Oftice 119 N. [6th stroet. “American Fuel Oo. | p, g, Haboney 805 Hord—Coal- St Offices $13 N 1ith and oor, 58. 16th stroot. 10th ana Douglay sts. Nebraska Fuel (o, 2165, 13th stroo, Howell & E,‘ 2TS. L4th strooy Omaha, Nob. Omats Won. oD S T Johnson Bros, 216 8. 18th stroat, #1¢Farnam stroat, Omaha, Neb. Omana, Neb, Cor. 11th and Howard sts. | Corner lith Jobbers and Importars of 417 wnd 019 Bouth 16th Bt., Dupe pow e ik oxplo Hive, Blasting caps £s6} | Cor. 10tk wnd Jackuon sty Mount & Griffiy, 0 B Havens & 0;7., 2185 14th stroot, 1602 Farnam strool Omaha, Nab. Omuha. CORNIC B, Eaglo Cornice Works, F. Ruemping Manufacturersof Galvan- |Galvanized fron cornicas, tzed Iron Cornice, Dorner windowa, doot Windowcaps, metallesky- | caps, fintals, ote, Tin lights etc. 1110 and 1112 | tronand slate roofor. DodgeSt. Bl Eariam St DRY GOODS. M. E. Smuth & Oo., |Kilpatrick-Kooh Dry Dy goods, furnishing Goods Oo., &ouds, ‘nottons, Dry goods, motlons. onts® urniehing ouis oy F‘LEG’I‘EIGAL SUPPLIE Wolf Electrical Oo. llustrated Catalogus froo, 1614 Capito Avenue. FARM MACHINERY, BTO. Parlin, Orendorff & T & Northwall, Martin Co., General wostorn agont Corner Jones and 9th sts. | Skandia Plow Co, Omahia, Neb, | 1549-1851 Sherman avo. FLOUR. Broken Bow Roller |B. T. Davis Mill Go,, Nilling Oo., .o Unrvoos 1012N. 16thstreet (‘ur Bth :n:l Jnolmm lll.l< \ F. Gilman, B i MR of realy to ralso Siap Jack Noal, duost g 1014 N, 16th stroot. enkos in' the worl C. . Black, - Managor. | 1207-12i5 8. 0th strsot. Clemens ( Oakamp, FURN!TURPJ AND CARPHTS, Dewey & Stone Fur- | Ohas, Bhiveriok & o, niture Co., Furniture and carpots, 116-1110 Faroam street, | 1200-1210 Faramum §t. Furnitere and Carpots. _GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Schneider & Loonis, |J. T. Robinswn Notion Co, _— GLASS, PAINT, OIL. AND DRUGHE Kennard Glass and JNA rul\JrZQJ,, Paint Oo., 10081412 Harnoy stroot. Oumalis, Neb. Omaha 1682 Dougiv Stron, FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TALLOW 1.8, Buith & i, 481412 Loavearorta Geo. Oberna & O, 18 8. 15th atven Omaha. Pnkm & Vm‘lmg Tron Works, Wroneh! ana et tron Bull 1 wo 'k, engin brass ‘work, kaneral | ninchine, i Dlickamith work Acme Tron and Wire Works, tron, wiro and brass w'ks A1 8 [ith street. W Hoohl, - Proprietor. Rees Priating Oo. Lithographing, Printiag and Blank ook 1 And 1o ward Sta Tler & Oo, Lauor Merchants, 1112 Harney sirest. Magufactur rs Kenne 17's East India Bitters. “R. R Grotte, Importer and Jobber of | William Cummings, |Blake. Brue &Co., 900-908 Leavonworth st. Oniaha, Neb Ovaha, GROCERIE Paxtor & Gallagher, | Meyer & Raapks, 05-711 8. 10th strect, | 1408-105 Haracy stroot, Omaha, Neb. Omabs, Neb. "D, M. Steelo & 02, [Sloan, Jobeon & Co, 201118 e 9th and Leavenworth 120141206 Jones strest, 8 Lasts Omahs, Neb Omalis, N Allen Bma.,r R ficborli, Brady & Co. 1114 Harney stroet, 18th and Leavenworth, Omahs, Neb Omaba, GUNFOWDER. Hugh G. Clark 5 Hurnoy stroet " HARDW ARE. Rector & Wilhelmy Oo|Lee-Olark - Andrsasan Hardwars (), 108-1110 Hirnoy sroat, Ulisie Vinalis Noa Wines and Liquors 9ih and Loasonworth Sts. Prico liats on application T Kioht& Oo., Wholesalo LiquorDealers 07 and 409 8. 10th 8L LUMBER. John A, Wakefield, Imported, American, oy 1ana Conent Milwauke Hydrnulie” Come Qunioy White lime. 7 Wyatt - Bullard Luga G. W. Douglass& Oo. Hardwood Lumber, 1310 North! 6th Street " Oharles R, Loo, Hardwood lumber, wool carpets and parque Frod W. Gray, Lime, Oy nt, Ko, Bte Cor. 0th and Doglas 0. A. Stonehill, Milllnery, Notions Cloaks, Eto 116-113 8. 16th St, Omabs | Max} Mnyur & Bro. (o, M £ fewolors, dealers In musical nstruments, pto., Farna and lith " Gousolidated Tank Lino Co. Rofined and lubrleating Qilt, axlo greas, ot ATL Blshop, Managsr. A. Booth Packing Co, 1908 Leavenworth, ~ PAPER. Qarpenter Paper Oo,, Carry m full stock of printing, wrapplog and writing paper, card pa- per, ete. ——————— PRODUCH, COMMISSION. IRON WORKS, Omaba Bafe & Tton 4 fire aud burglar b & Jaokson Wilson & Drake, Mg tubular fu box. bollers, tank orco ant 10t atrests, LITHOGRAPHING. LIQUORS. William Darst, Liquors wnd Ck 1813 Faroam 8t Frank Dellone & O 106 Douklna Streot. A. Frick & Oo,, Wholesale LiquorDealers 04 888 10th St th andIzard Streoty —_———————a Louis Bradford, Lumber, lime, comont,etd ————a MILLINBRY AND NOTIONE E10 Oberfolder & Qo, Importers and Jobbers iy 208,210 and 213 South 1ith — ey MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BTO, A. Hospe, Jr., 1518 Douglas Strook Piatt & Oo., “Tiger brand, " fresh oyse Omaha branch, 615 and 817 1oy Watem Pmm,; W ¢hras & ohand Ribbel & Smith, Denlers 1n country prod- frults, vegetablos, t 1207 Howard street. Sohroeder & 0o, Cash bujors butter aa eggs, and_goneral 0o; misslon merchuats, - 3 South 11th streok 0. Rowo & (o, Forelgn, California and tropleal frults, 1215 Howard street. Porter Bros. Oo., Californta, Florids and tropleal frults B0I-811 Jones streot. O W.Butis, - Manager E. B. Branch & Cla‘, nn Howard straot " Robrt Purvis, 17 Howard stroet. Wilte_for prioss on b tor, eags, pouliry and Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry. 1200 Howara stroet. Bates & (o, produce, frutty, grocers' ltios, tans, aplees, A1741 S 1w Se RUBBER GOODS, ETC. Olark & 05, potltry and game, @9 South 16th straot. " Willians & Oross, Produco and frutey, 1214 Harney stroot. “Omaba Rubber Oo., ntacturing anl Job- jers all Kind s rubb oo, 103 Farnam stroat. SAFHS, | A.L. Deans & Oo, General agonts for Hall's 21 and 323 South 10th St Db SASH, DOORS, M. A, Disbrow & Oo,, Mannfacturars of door Mould fce, 1200 and Laard sta, SY H.U PS. Farrell & Company, Wholesale syrups, i 217219 B TEA, COFFEE, SPIOES, OIGAFES, “Oonsolidated Ooffes Compeny, 1414303 1410 Parahr v Omaia. Non —————— ‘51‘1‘ AM A‘(D WATHER SUPPLIRE3 0.8 Wind E Eugluu &| Pump o, Halliday wind milla, 913 ) Jonos st G, . tng manngor Orane Qompany, Hosw belting, packiag, steam purps, plumbiog Koo, 9224 Faruna stroet, TOYS, H, Hardy & Co., )y, dolly, albums, fancy Woods, house furnlsbing &oods, children’s oar- Flages. 1319 l’nrnnmlh} Boyer & Tritt, -4 Exchange Bullding, | 8. I, Coffuan, Bmilsy & Vo, 20 Exchange Bullaing, Bouth Omal Wood Brothers, 2 Exchango Bulldlog, " Boulh Ouuke Emarson 8361 Oo,, Seed growors, devlers frasn arataa 1-42) South Isth. Bohn Bash & Door Co, Manufacturors of mouid Ik, bl 15, doors, oto 101 and Clark stroots, Duify-'l‘m;gml;a tove Minufad'g Oo, « A.L Strang & Sons, 1002-1004 Farnam strook The Qmaha Typa Printers’ 8upplles. ery. 1118 Toward sroes. SOUTH OMAHA UNION STOCK YARDS o, LIVL STOCK CO \IMISSION Martin Bros., Bou Ouaba. Hunter & Gruun, 80 K 3chunge Eullding Bouth Oman,