Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 24, 1891, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SAPURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1801. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. All (creals Gradually Inovease in Strength During the Hour, PROVISIONS IN YESTERDAY'S GROOVE. Unusnal Activity 1n Wheat—Bottom Touched During the First Five Minutes-Corn Loses Its Inde- pendence--Catdle and Hogs CricAGo, Tan, 21, BER]—On 'chan {8pecial Telegram to Tre atthe openlng ail cereals weroat lower prices, buta firnor tone gradu- ally developedand at the end of the hour prices were a shade better than at the olose yesterdny, Provisions ncted precisely as dur- Inz the first hour on Thursday; opening steady and taking alittle drop atonce. May the first hoar were: Wheat, Gi%e to 0350 corn, B0 to B135e; oats, 45'4e to 4o} 10.60 to $10.70; lard, 86.12% to #0.10; ribs, 162744 to §9.23, Tho day fn tho wheat pit was more than usually active. Themurkst was not. at all onesided and the news and trade pretty well divided between the bull and bear positions. The market started weak and lower with thebottom prices made the firét fivo minutes. There wasa recovery of the early loss tho firse hour. Then after 12 o'clock there was better bull news, or the trade began to appreciite what they had early in the day, and the price went up %e further, The action for May was: Obenlng at 03140 to 030 to 0 o 5C 1o 03350 1o D340 to 04ie to 03%e to e, the haif hourbefore the close. The heavy tecling early was on liberal receipts of 281 carsin the northwest. Recelpts were 10 cars over the estimite here, bearish cables guoting tutures 45d lower at Liverpool and prospects of acontiuation of the favorable westher. Later inthe day the bull nows was more prominent. Closing cables were firm for spot and futures and %44 to %d up for Californin spot and futures. Cabdles also represented the stoeks decreasing and a gord bldding for spot and futures. Becrbohn was quoted with o statement that thecurrent prices wou ld Insuro against osses to the buyer. New York dispatehes sald 5o over May was bid for Chileago No. 2 red whe andrefused. 1t wasalsoreported thut 7 bushels of wieat were loading at that port The export clearances from el and Baltimore aggrezated 57,000 bushels of wheat and 4,00 packages of flo Now Orleans eloared 16,000 15 of whent for Liverpool The Price Current figures, giving the theoret- feal position of wheat. wt5,00000) bushels left for export eus 00,000 hushels west of the mountaing were ted, Receipts ary markeis ye more ) the shipments. bushels; shipments, 170,00 bushels. ©1go wheat movement was 210,000 bushels re- celved; 41,000 bushels shipped, Pardridge's attitude on the market was a little mixed, Hesold calls freely last night and was called abugermostof the day. 1fso it was prob- ably to get the bulge and encourage a_ fresh perlod of buying so thathe may sell to hetter advantages. Hutchinson and Paoll wer buyers of July. Baxter, Helmholz, Walker Co.and muny other good houses were promi- nenton the buying side, The estinate for Sut- urday for this market was but 3 cars, At1 o'clock the wheat murket was steady with the price of May held around e, The wheat market well supported to the end with or May at e, Jannary was quotod 10 88540 to sl at the close; 10 004¢ 10 8070 Lo the elose. w0 bushels taken from the s ract stufr. There wis & less fudepe uction In corn during tho session. During the early purt of theday It wasa seilping market withthie low- estpoint pointof the day at (heounu i wheat. Althouzh first action of pork us in abies wers 14 d lowor, tho the market indicated fire ness with scalpers inclin to bu. AU 'the first advanco there was seiling on orders from (he southwest. This was quickiy absorbed and as wheat inoyed up corn fol- Towed. There werobut two odils of contract corn rocelved, with less than 100 bushels in- Apected out of store, The action for May wis: GheningaeSio soldat sl o vl toiie o o b0 at 1 0'clock. At the tlose It wis conceded that the firnness in tho samplo mirket was the chief supportof the spccula- tivo trade in coru. No.2 sold early for cash atiic. Corn sold carly by Gaylonl, supposed fobe for Pardridge, was bought late In the day. Burtleti-Frazer were good buyers on ho bulge. Caniplin bought to cover sherts. Markot closed within He of the top at 51%o and b4o up from the close yesterday. Januury Was chlled 2ise to e under Muy, Fobruary W nuoted atd8'50 nnd 40%e. closing at #05c; June thesamo a8 May nominally; July ut B1ic tohlqe at the cl Outs kept pice with the other grain markets buthad no new fouturcs. The opening w alout e lower and the low point of the son- son, Miy sold ut 43440 t045%@4>% ¢ and closed Just Ne over last night at455%@45% The ©arly months were entirely negleotod. July Wis quoted ati0%e and 13e, closing at 41k, Thé break elow H0.50 for May pork eaine at lastund with it a drop In prices ribs and Jatd equally great in proportion. For soveral days pork lins found @ 1ot of outside buying DH{{'I‘\N\LWV t the price hus appr ched 21050, There was un ¢ Il)' dip to that Jllli 0 this morning from the opentus at #1060, Then thie usual stop in tho o . Lator, however, Cudahy and oth Ssed the sell: ing und ling until the prico was forced \Y?‘ the $10.50 mark, when there was uo stop to It _until the price touched &I, Drenk of85¢ from list night, There was @ ro- covery (0 8105 at the olose, whon Jantary wnd Fobruary were ominally quoted af Liard sold oft 7580 o 16sed e 8 February, ®ict 1. Ribs broke even mor £, olosing At 15, o sellers i provisions zrontly outs Bumbered Cho buyers 14te In the diy o foro the close Muy pork wus 02440 to 1 0 to lie ul " onMODIT he.¥oaty WitEAT— wk 8054 B14-36 m.'u o \l Lo Bl | 133 ol % 10 273} 10 85 | e Bul Wiy 81 | 51863 hRETe 1060|1060 6214| baMg| B1T4| 5 0124|6126l eomg FPRICES AT §T. LOUIS. 0p ougls EonMOnITY | Wi May..... Jniz,ea Bidly S Notes and Gossip. Pariscablo; Wheat slow, flour qalet. Estimatod hogs at Chicago Saturday, 28,000 Minneapolls receipts, wheat, 240; Duluth, 24 Estimated Increase this week at Minneapo- 18 134,000, 8t. Louls recelpts, wheat, §5i1; corn, 20,400 outs, 15,0.0. Lfitest board of trade cables, wheat futures %d higher, Pardridge on Thursday covered 6,000,000 of short wheat, The ndvance in corn 1s on the light car lots for Suturday. The veakiless of wheat started the toselling corn. st. Louls-Shipuents, 27,0005 0ats, 20,000, Recelpts, logs at six points tho same day last yoar, Estinated for Chicago on Saturday: whoat §; corn 155 oats 140, Poole bought (10,00 bushels July wheat tetly today and appurently wants” moro if Bo can buy It properly. A Minneapolls message says that the In- crease In wheat stocks In public houses, this weelk, witl bo 18,000 bushels, Recelpts at Chloago-Wheat, 2.800; corn, 0,800} aats, 12010, Shipments—Wheat, 30,10 corn, 10.100; 0ats, 145,10, Chicago recelpts: Winter ©olorudo L: spring 28: mixed 2; corn 36, Inspected regular: Winter wheat 4, Colorndo none; spring 19; mixea none; corn 2; ots 40, Bourd's 1ate cable was higher for wheat, both spot and futures, but lower for corn. Tone {0r wheat i, domand prinsipally fof sitious. Corn steady. demand freely llllilb led. Beerbo eable: Cargoes for shipment, wheat qulet, corn firm. O coast, wheat quiet, corn firm. Mark Lune wheat and corn quiet and stoady, Flour guiet and steady. Liverpool spot wheat iruly held, but s very dull. Futures a farthing lower. Corm castor. Weather now warmor. The Clacianatt Prics Ourrent of January 22 says: theoretical position of wheat In- AR 0000 exportable this yeir ueluding excess of provious production. On this basts the situntlon January | Wasupprox- as follows: Exportable yaa ol fi0.40,000,00; ex Auulle. 80,00,000; Pacitie, 17, 1pers wheat, 8,00; corn, 22,000, more than Cars , Vheat n passage and Atlantie, ried slx months, W000000; exportu- ble dnnuary 1, Atlantie. 80000005 Paclfic, 23,000,000, 1t 18 ot unlikely that considerable t prod et miay niove eastwird into dis- tricts ordinarily supplicd by wheat grown enst of the Rocky mountains. _Commenting on the Price Cur tt, Hopkins & Co. say: W Hushol ntil nayi opens in t the trade don't care what the theoretieaf situ- ation fs. Tt'slike a lnwyer's eonelusive arsu- ment that hisellentean't be put in Jall when he actually is there, ¥, G. Logan & Co. to Ben B Bryan—Whe it renbles opened at the lowest price of ay, Wi The trading was light until figires of the Clicinnatl Price Current showing n surplus of 24000000 bushelsavail- able for export, from Atlantie ports and 1 Pacifio coast. Tho deninnd for red wint tern and fn- t's article ave onent in Islight and w much d L that 1 weak m trade 1811 vanced 1 of n centon small receipts far tom: w'ru . We think the price s too high, ral Ilquidation In_ provisions, particu- 1n pork and ribs. Hog receipts continuy vy, Kennett, Hopkins & Co. Com. Co~Whoat heavy; and i bullish article in th Current which clalms there o 009,00 bushols left export east of the Rocky Mountains responsible for todny's firni- 1t 18 o outa shortige, but ries co ' ks here, i not e opening of oW to suce powerful bear elique contl prices down. The markot « but with no encouragement to go long for mora thin a small turn. There wasa very light trade incorn until the latter partof the session, wh on llzht estimates for tomor- row's car lots und the strenzth in wheat, there was good buying. especially by Pardridie and Bacon. The market bids fair to be nar- TOW i until stocks ine vrense The xpeeted break in provis- fons toray with heavy liquidation, A very large quantity of pork was wanted at #i0.50 for M which held prices for two or throe day at was satisfled tolay and the aplidly to$10 allfed some- casy. While' the hox supply nues o liberal with the present light shipments of product, we think the course of the market must still MeCormick & Co. Wheat opened lowe to OhristieLathrop \d the probal materlully redu avigation.” The tr % this load wi 1y hammering psedd rather firn, to F. (. Swartz & Co. . but the bre ik seemed 1o be eaused more by the impetus of yesterd decline than by any bearish nows. Early cables quoted Liverpool qulet, with futurds iad lower, but spot was fiens and liter advices poted an mdvinee of '4d. The tenor of thy home news was docidedly butlish, Tho esti mate of the Clnefnnati Price Carrent was that eust of the Rockies we have left from this Yeur's crop only 5000000 bushels for expor our own teeds. Clo crances showea up ¢ York and Baltino¥e, being s of flour 000 bushels of New York 5,000 bushels export on new sales, These s caused good buyine and an ad- botton ket closing ttop prices. Corn showed firm- f itssynipathy with the strength wted recelpts fOF tomorrow which enused free buyinge b look only at our small local 1 oblivious to the country ac- we belleve exists in farm- arket will be all the weaker When these (nvisible stooks oonio 0ut, Pros visions were very active and weak at nbout 81050, ~ There seemed to be enormous ord »rs tobuy May pork, but when these were filled the decling (0 #10.2) was rapid. Stocks are so Large thit with the present heavy recolpts o! |;u»nn“m bo dificult to prevent further declin atabc tside shorts stocls and s CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, CHICAGO, Jan. 23.—[8 pecial Telegram to Tne BeE.]—CATTLE—Business was ir and prices only stoady at the decline of i, previously noted. One of the big exporting firms hus been out of the market for the past two days and its absence is keenly foit by the salesmen who handle big fat cattle, as the firm buys from 5010 75 carloads of that ciass of stovk when at work. Although, as previously stated, the run in Chicago is considerably bolow last week, there are plenty of cattle in sizht olse where. Cow stock continues plentiful and continues tosell at low water for common and canning wrades; on the other hand, fat dry cows und good heifers are rather searce and Iling at stronger prices than ln\t week stocker trade showsno particulir chan “Tie top prices wore $475@5.8 for prime Lo ox L0 export steers; others, $0LY; ned]ui, .7 S0ELN; Cows, UG 285 stocke HOGS— Wik litlo spurt of wotivity at the o) wnd u fow sales early showed i slight ad the strength w y advan und the general lower, cspeclally in Ronch and com= 45; falrto :(md primd b light, 3355 same was lost before 10'cloc market closed weak and the northwestern divisid mon may be quoted at mixed and packors, &30 and butcher weights, $,603 6); plgs, &2 0. STOCKS AND BONDS. NEW YORK, Jan 25.—[Spocial Telezram Te Bee.]—-SToCKS.—~The dutlook for eith activity or strensth in the stosk market vory poor it the opening. Chlougo Gas opened oft 14, but atonce turned upa point on some covering. The list gencrally was steady, with no London business. Beforo the ead of the hour better activity developed in Richmond & West Point. St. Paul, Chicazo Gas, Atehison and other grangers, This activity. however, was nccomplished at the expense of guotu- tions, and losses of larze tractions were sus- tulned in all the leading stocks. Chicazo Gas was & noted exeeption to this rule, however, and In the enrly dealings it rose 135 per cent after oponing down 15, This improve- mont was afterward nearly all lost, tock golng buck to about lust night's Burlington & Quincy lost % Union oific 3. and others smaller fractions, The Tist, us usual. was extremely dull and Cing. fluctiations being scarcely perceptible and dealings ontirely without ture of any kind. Toward the end of the hour the activity disappeared from the load= and ut 12 o'elock the market was duti and remained 80 up L0 noo) What little change oceurred 12 was in tho shape of aslight recovery, but the trade gaveup ex- pectations of anything but a stim featurcless . There was i continuation of the rald against Chicago Gas today and the price closed 2§ per cent off at 40 ufter selling shghtly under that figure. There was a heavi- ness all through the list, \\!Lh quite sharp declines in several western stocks. Burling- ton lost 13 to 88%; Missour] cifie, 13§ tood St Paul, 1to 834G Rock Island, ‘% 10 60 Atchison, Northwestern and Union Paeific cach or léss. Silver was firmer at (04, Mone: was easy. The public is not in stocks and professionals find_the market heavy. sales ched 7T shares, The followng were the elosing quotations: ~120Y | Northern Pacific ... .7‘ 120 . 1 to [ o s of nteal Pacitl fengo & Alta lengo, Burll & Quiney Dole & Wi, liinols Ceniral. LB W Kansas & oxas. Luke Sh Michigan 109 30 1127 15734 | St Pl & Or 9| dopreferred.. per cent PRINE MERCANTILE PAPER—03S por cont. oty cusior; sixty- day bilis, $84; demund, NEW YOI STOCKS, Sto igh WAL E kg V Ihattan Wabash prd Northwesi'n Pao... .| Union ¢ D L& W Buar Trust| Awm Sug. 18, Jersey Cont New Engl'd Pullman.. No Wis. Cont. Mex. Cent.. A C 0Nl Toxas Tenn. O & 1| Wall Street. W. Gwinne sold 1,000 Onleago Gas, New York exchange at Ch g0 23e discount. J. 8. Jumes sold 1,00 gas. Buylog all seate tering, Rock Island frel ht earnings are showing a small {ncroase. T s, Lo the face of dull bus- Iness, fs considered good very smal €. O, Row & Quiney 1 Increases. however, man sold 1,00 Chicago, Burlington Earnlngs of the Denver & Rio Grando third week of Ju . all_others igf anun Cof r increased 25,000, market fiem; January 1f higher. Rio, receipts, 51 Santos, 0,000 Rarnes trust, B Broth weon, € Horton bought minal. IKen nott Com. Co. yosterduy harent ower ind succeedin of fatizue. torallzo rostlessne ever, g " aw seureity ville & form er bee nck and looked el about I block Pro rn enou pan by these Tnst on denl more th The decl ars bought 500 Chlcago Gas ymbs & Cahn sold. N. L. about 1,000 Richmond Ter . Hopkins & Co. to Ghristie-Lathrop atook market to as gencral dullness, a repetition” of but a feeling of uneasine part of owners of stoek hus been “The rallles huavo quot g d m s ¥ il of buyers points before opening this m ashville and Richn s Go 4 Ably Morts, finally closed al of An ne in ne night o lost y was, S0 far of tho ap: that on moro beon smaller cen made on ¢ 0 maret Shows s tod boom does not ma deluy 18 causing butls, Boars, how- aggressive and meit- pri s due o Thelr well oireulated z by Louis- nd Termiinal the it would bo guoted ex-divi- ap and the latter on the ild having bought ! 0 tho stock to control the com - some buying was stimulated t Loulsville & Nashvillo riy 2 points low; than and ° Richmond Terminal the story referred to its early advance Louisville & Nushvillo is nt- its ong o o tributed to the passage of the election bill in congress Stocks of western roa ston & Quiney’ n Pactiics b Hurlin, Nortl rk rn tion rdy U toduy Drices of ¢ was heav N T Be stoek quo Amador..... Avpen Savago (o for th thut ings r fr bull clique in Chi o want of a better 1s leok notic vo ylel exeuse, ¥ wouk. 1 with the ge antly, the hand- o COMPANY are nds for the stocks, Liquida- %0 Gas hia ATl por c at the lowest whole market tho clos price at the close. Money has been easy. Totul sales 104,649, Mining Shares. W York, Ja .]—~The ation: Hale & Noreross. . Homostiko. Horn Siiver n. 23—[Special Telegr: following are the m to mining |Mexican (o 825 llnlunlun e New Yok, Jay THe Be 10 points down to 10 pofnts 10 down to January, 15,30 July. ber, $14.69: cari The ]—-Co¥ 10 up, 1700 March, $16.20@13.2 mlhf" 31.23, W Whisky: Flour — Unchangod; 302, Bulk Buttor— 19 Chie 0146005 P idlos salted, dies gr bull, 627 Tallow x¢; No. -$i14, pring s—Shoulders, # 10; Unel; so—Unchanged; full cream 3 flats, 040! —Firmer ; grec e salted eulf, 8¢5 dry flint, So; salt v oalf, l‘\llil‘ll' Be; cake, 40, r, bbls.... at, bu . bu onk, 1 Ja hiziier; 'No. @LOGK ol Al bushels; s| vato; @30 ed strong; Oorn—Recelpts, 26,000 bushels; éxports, 4 stronger: No. 620020 afloat; ungraded mixed, 60 ptions strong; Januar lont Dot No, 2 Coffee Mark 23.~[Speclal ot. Telogr up. Closed ste 44,000 bage, including ., $16.55016. [} ptem- air; fair ule 17 ust. 815, i spov Rio ARKET. 23,—0lose—Wheat—Stendy 0z July, 8 cash, §1.50: winter patents, § patents, $140480; bukers, 10@5 short ribs, 3. nged;crenmery.10@26¢; dairy. short, 1 cheddars, i Young Awmericas, 100 fresl igeds 2A@2%0, ight and heavy green 4L e; salted buil. §@ie: d No. eiicon 1. solid, pac ul. Recelpts. Shipments. 1500 200 21,00 0,000 77,00 124,000 121,000 146,00 n. 24 —Wheat—Reeelpts, 15,600 800 bushels; spot shade 54 In clevator; $LOGY @i7% f. 0. b.;' options red Tunary 8LOG. 2, 61@6135¢ in el closing ut 61 Outs—Rocoipts. 5000 bushels; exports, bushols; spov higher; No. white western, options irregular, dull; January closing e, ffeo—Optlons closed stead Sules, Fobruary $0.55G10.60; spot Rio firm; fulr A1, 106 up. 17.05; cargoes Suznr- Sggs—Lower; Pork: Loard i 44 2 whi mixed west 2@ orn, 630 e; 15¢ down to 00_bags, Junuary BI7.00@ aw. firm; centrifugals 06 dogreo test Bie; I molussos 8 degree test 20-16c O and F; refined quiet, steady. Petroleam-—U ull, Lusler auleter; western steam, asked; sales 36 Baltor ory, 10027 Fenic o; Elgin, 25 nited closed, February, 76140, western, 2644c. 20,05 oatten dairy, 128200;croam- 2814 Cheese—Strong; light ski skils, 5@8¥c. Lo; May, 9%i%e. Corn , Jan, ZWheat—Cash, 024@08%0; Firm; cash, 48%c: May, 4c. Oats—Strong: cash. 43gc; Muy, 463 Pork—Qulet LIS Lard Butter choice to Mr activ pretty’ TiLes. Close: No. Re No ISANSAS Orry, Tan. 23.—Wheat—t 2 hard, eash, 8ic bid; red, cush, Corn ary, 4ixe. Oits 44330 bid, LAVERP improvin ern.w centul MiLWAUI spri Corn—I Outs Ste: Whisky— 1 north track, & nter, n ancy dairy, 2i@22c. ATOLIS. optlons dull and weak; well whi pts, 1 hard ern, 850 bid, Stronge! Steady; No. 2, o : No. Tan, ly l-‘u\)' at 814, angod; creamery, £1@2%0; Whent—Spot whent Tow grades sold held’ above current shipments, %0 ca anuary, ®c; on track, 904 anuary. sic; May, Olhor northiern, Junuary, 86¢; on not oar en Juiot; No. January, 1d; No.2 No.2, cash, 47%c Dbid; Janu- 4% sle cash, ; January, 25— Wheat—Steady; demand 1ders offer sparingly: red we: ern \IV 1ng, is 6'5d@is 7d per cental; red west- KEE, Jan. % 18 64l Corn—Quiet and’ lower western, 5s 0d per Wheat—Quiet; No. 2 w3he; May, KS%e, wsier; Quiet; No. 2 No. d, 4D 4014 white, $5i4e, Provisions—Quiet; pork, May, $10.5214, CINCINNATI, 2 red, 96e. Jan. 2. 2.—Wheat—Steady: No. Corn—Barely steudy: No. 9mixed. 524@syo. Quiet; No. 2 W iy 6114, IVE Jan. 23. 2 mixed, nominal at 47jc. TOCK, Onttle — Ree stours, 8.05@5,29: 4 cows, $1.00002.85; stocke Hogs 815000 Sheop lower, Texu 05, ST. hea Lo and feed Hoas: head; mixed, . KANSAS 20 head steady stoe Hogs head; Recelpts, and lower: roughl and conim to.good mixed and packers, &, ; hiehvy and buteher WeIghts, 1606565 Rocoipts, natlves, ¥ , $,70604.40 10 ipts, 03,6 Orm) shipin stoers. s and fo Hoceipts. 14, market higher: all grides €300 oMA Jan, shipmonts, 1,000 head falr (o fancy nativ, market wenk N $300.45; fair prime light. 7.000; market slow and ek westerns, #.2505.10; Lambs %.00@5.75. —Outtle—Receipts, 700 market stendy; steers, B5.755.00; stockers 340, 4.700 hend; snipments, 8,000 10 higher; heavy, 8.50@) i Light, 8300 Jan. 23, — Cuttle s, 700 head; £140@1.80; cows, 81 Rocelpts, market 0w hipments, HA MARKETS, OMARA, Jan. 23, 1901 Oarrre-Estimated receints of cattle 2,400 as compared with 2,155 of Tust week. 0 best grades of both beeves and Dutshor quotably. une HoGS—Estin; as compared with v of lust weelk. Frid esterday and 2184 Fri- The markot was siondy des slow d. ¥ od and sluggish. but wders lifeless, Ipts of hogs 6,000, yesterday and 6,473 The market was active gnd steady on light and steady to o Shide \ lower o' heavy Fange of the pries phid was® SLOOBLHIL k sell hits, #2504 Ixed. the prices puld wus ks & Ing, at AlL sold 028, The the Pigs, 8150602 "» 00684 The ave: s compared with 3,904 light, a8, 40. vosterduy and 8% Friday of lust E2.0004.50; Estimated receipts of sheep 63, us compared with 6:0 yesterday and 10 Friday of last weok. T lio nurket Is steady. Natives, westerns, £.0004.55, Disposition Lee Itothsehyid. Hawliton & Stephen Dawson., of Stock. OATTLE, Neis Morris o Shippers apd foedurs R. Becker & Degan. 11, nafs. The Cudahy Packing Co Ouisha Packing Co Swift & Co G. . Hmmond Pag Shiippers and feeders LS g €0 Swift & Co K The G. B, Hamuond Pléking Co Representative Sales. STEERS. Av I 8 HEIFERS, 00 1. 1010 . 8 1020 1200 1710 1410 1170 88) 1140 1210 1700 1600 STAGS. 1050 v 610 250 20 MILKERS AND 8010 4 milkers, each. eows and caly 2milkers, 1eow and 1cow and calf 1milker .. HEIFERS, WESTERN CA' ‘Reld Burrett— 42steers., . 1bull. 1bull. . dcows. "l 0. Av. 9)......155 11120161 101200145 7 ..00068 160 B Uik 191 190 sh, 50 o an L210 1Y Clis 104 80 240 % 0 200 B0 12 LI 104 i 05, 10.. 8 81, E8BEEY seeser e tasmmess SERESERREEESEEEE . p— LEES 850 85 82 PIGS AND ROUGH. 200 sHEEP. Av. 80 Pr. 300 800 410 4% MARKETS, 182 westerns, ew 2 wes(erns 170 westerns, mixed 20 natives, mixed OMAHA WHOLESALE CANNED VEGETABI @1,10. Corn—Very fine. $1.2%21.55; 1-1b su: 8113 2-1b standard western brands, $1.10, Mushro -1b French, extra fine, 3@ 1-Ib French, fine, 141" French, - ordi: unry, IG018e. Pei arly June, $1. Mur standur f0c. French peas—Per String beans—21b high grade, Beng e A AT R 5 o -1b Souked, 8¢, Boston baked beans—i-i, B, Sweet potatoes—i-Ih New Jersoy 50; 310 okra an 3008, BL03; B-1D_okra, #1100} aspuragus, i 50:0.75; thubard, &-1b. ash, 1200125 recn—Rio 202 2. Roasted—Ario: German, 241 llllll\AuHh !. 2 mail pouch, o avit, 3 Dotos.oi: 5@ 1.5 \\mu toes—i-1b, 1. Java, 27e; Hunola, Lion, Mocha, Coffe —4% gro! \icory, TH@sHe. itk Per dozen—Tubs, No. 1, $8.00; : koo mlk;mhl. in, 0;' Whitd cedur, 4-in, best, $125; pails, i-hoop, onk grained, 31.7:_Loop, $1.60; ‘syrup. 81.85; dowell, $1.75; paper, metal hoop, #2501 cedar, i bruss hoops, No. 1, all red, 860 cedar, 3 brass hoops, No. 0; cedar. 3 brass hoops, No.1étriped, 8500 cedar h00ps, No. 2 d, $4.50; horse, extra heavy, No.1, Woll Duickets. #5. © Buttorware -Tubs, ash, 3-inch, ,To: ush. 2anch, 2 large size, por nest, 450 butter ludles, hard wood butter paddies or spid ashboard; sle, $110G200; double, 5 r0ss box PSlaAn Granulated, louf, Tz powdered, XXXX wiered, The 140; canary. G Feh toxtra O, ooy s, A, 0%c. CRACK ERS—Soda, oystel crouin, il‘"w glnger snaps, 8340310 per cent off on box ots. Ditep Frurrs—Turklsh pranes, less than hhds, 1890, 0c; apples, evaporated, new ring choice, 150 apricots, fancy, in sacks. 20c; blackborries, new, dop’ raspberries, 43 1bs to urrats, new. Votizzl currants in boxes, eachies, Cala, ch 174c; Califorals dried grapes, soedioss Rultanus, sacks, 105c; s Valeneld, fer-Ondura luyer, citron, ( Leghorn, 180; Brasils, peeans, 13140 walnuts, 18c white, Se; roasted, lic. 25 1hg in IS, bulk, #£2.10; best 0; bost grade, 10018, #.40; best ravk salt, crushed, & z ackages, 010s 10 box, duC; Biaxixa Powpen -lhq.ll dime cans, per doz. il ¢ ! b cuns, 2. b oune: dinne guns. We: ' i-1h cans, $1.45 50; 1-10 cans, .75 other Kinds, 171b cuns, per doz, $1,0K55.85. WRAPPING PARER--'or 1b, best straw, 17x18 0 @xdd, 1%e; dry goods, i extri quality, manilla, manills ted, 12x15 6e; dark rag, hardware, 230, O1L8 150 prime white, 0l4¢; 190 water white, Jei headlight, T4gasoline, 1lize. OIl Zaiecl gal, & 2 gul, BTG5 5 gul, od, 20@55¢; sundried, gunpomder, 20@300] Youne Hyson, 206 b packaze dust, 15 gross— Irazier's ediu tins. 827.00; small, wood, $5.5068.5, 4 doz fn vox, H0w’ @41.00; stove polish, por gross, 2008550, BLUEING-Liquid, 4 07. 8 0z, 1 doz In box, ¥1.50 lurge, SPiCES—Popper—; nllspio Ti4e; cut in bags, fiborts, L nut kegs, 8ot EAS. Julmn‘hun 0aihet inglish Dre 50e; Oolone, other b BLACK LN dressing, 4 107 In box, Kol dry, small, 2c sifted, 15@16c; RS, splces, 1 CHOCOLATE, ~12-1b boxes, Wan sweel, ZNHe; oo Hn, B urv COCOANUT—1b=1h cuses, Ib, 26@7¢; bulk, 15-1h pails, EXTRACTS—Lewon, 2 oz, 50@ble0; 40z, 8100 ; vanllla, 2oz, (e@2.80; 35,504 Jimalen ginger, 4 oz, $1.%, Marcnes—Parlor, 200 and 300 per box, $1.050 170 per gross; sulphar, $1.4%51 Buusies—shoe, per doz, #1971 5ea241.00; serul) hrushes, (006400, BikD Seep-Mixed bird, 1-15 packages, 5e; hemp, 4140: anise, e, 1bs w0 box, 4e; mining, 100 4 oz, daubers, ver 1b, 8@2%0; plug, 2 fancy branas, 0)c@ Mixed, stiok, 20 1b i twistatick.n X Fre jae and cns extra fine goods, 4 bbls—N. O, fancy, p choice, 406 0od., M3 e: Culy bluckst 1K@220: syrup. 15, 2 1 UL 3e; 4 gal kegs, #1 . C twin flats, per 1 1te; Ameriean, 1ie: domostic Swiss, 1 e Edan, in foll, cien 800 JAR-—Appie elder, 100; double cider, 12¢; white wine, [2c: triple strength, 19 Srancu-—Per I, Gase. PIOKLES Mo, bbls, gherkins, $11.00; Boston m Java, 6e; ehol 1ls, 8L4@8KC grade, 45 2 gal kits, Chrpse Young brick, N 11, #10.00; head, o Uipenper bbl, refined, 46 hard clder, pure, per bbl, & hulf bbl, #.50; pear ¢ Country Produ Burren-—The receipts of cholc are light and the market firm, sell at 106@15e, with an oceasional sale reported up to 1, Round tots of falr to good roll ure bringing 10@ 3¢ at hands of speculators and packers. Low grades bbits is s'ow. Jacks The market on erally bild at #£2.00, but the demand {s nore freely at (a7 Cotton tails ‘Ihere was no auotable chaniy o the For round lots 105 to bo prevalling price although quite a goad but mostly in country roll Cliolee rolls are ge limited e reported ut 18¢, The market in poultry was although price sno appreciable improvement choice chickens 6o is about the outside and a good many sules are made 5o, Turkeys broaght 10211 but the den as not heavy. wnd ducks, It desirable, sell ut 7@sc. OPor CORN—Quoted at 14026 per 1b, Vegetables. esh stock, . T bbl, £2.5) oice California, de per In. The supply of Colorado potatoes ud exriond lots offcred aller lots at $1.20. Home grow null lots at the store Is held at 990 Lirtuce—Choiee stoek 40c. Swrer PovAT Supplies are and the market lsqu reds, are offered ot & 4.50 for bbl, Oxtoxs—The murket is pretty well eloancd up, but some reds can be hid at $1.50 per bu, CELERY—Cholee stocl B40c, RUTABAGAS—Michigan stock, per bu, 60e. Beprs—Per bu, $1.00 res Fruits, AverLes—Good stock 18 firm, and sueh v {ics us Ben Duvis and Winesips are lield 5,00, QUINCES—There are still a_few quinces the market which are offered at 5 w3100, Onanaks-California* Kiversides, pir bo 50 Westshore ' Mexi , SLTHQCA00; rus Per doz, $.50@400. essini, per hox. 500400, Por 53-1b bbl, $2 0079.00, upplics are not heavy. Jer L00; Oupe Cod. #12.00; fancy 1 bugcle, 81065 14,00. Bome cholce wintor Nellls arostill rket and Offcred wt §.00024.0) Laster Beurre, anothor varicty, ure ield at PARsLEY- PERSN[pS— CABBAGE POTATOR 18 quite lurgi at i and & stock in s @31.00, not heavy Some Towi stock, choleo Kansus, 8,000 at on Cipe Cod, beil Pran . Davis Mill Co, high patent, No. ar Blue Do full patent, %2405 Tlawl- yil patent Minmiesota patent. $505; Kansas d wheat | patent, £2.45; Nebrasku spring wheat patent, $£.50. Iman’s cold medal Snow W ken Bow roli¢ i, $2.20 Minnesota Chict, 8 'S 1 ase of 5 huckwheat flour, nges; kwheat RAccOON—No. 1, large, 60@70c; No. 1 mediumm, w@iic; No. 1small, W@i0c; and 4 No. 1 large, . 1 medium, 40@ No. 1 suiall, . e, UNK—Hlack Striped No. 1,33 riped No. 2 16@%¢; Striped No. 3, 106@15¢; pod No. 4, 5a10c, F0x—Cross, No. 1, $.501.00; .\m. 9, red, No. 1. $1.00@1 25; No. ' 40@ie; No. 2, 20@35e, Wouk—Mountain, No. 1.82.5025.00; No. 2. 81. @ prairie, No. 1, 75 2. 40@s0c. BrAVER-No. T, per 1b, £2.50 b, $1.50@200; Nov 3, peF 1b, 8007 Ib, 50¢. Orrer—No. 1, medium, #.00653 %3 and 4, sicast s, . 4 por rgo prime, $3.00@7.00; No. 1, No. 1, small. 2.50@3.50; No. WILD OAT— OPPOSSUM— T@ioe, BBADGER—No. 1. tull furred, § @#ie; No. 8, Siliie. 1, $4.0086.00. No. 1, cased. 10@12¢; S’m 1, 0pen, WOLVERINE £5.00@15.00; \)n) @30 BuckskiN—Indian dressed. DEER winter, 20! elk, per b, Fisner MinTiN—No. 1, 7 Ground hoz, wi have no value. per b, acsle: . fa por piece, 20} untelope, 1H@20e, £1.50: No. 2, 25200, el, rabit and squirrel skins Dry Goods. Plafd, raftsman, 2003 Goshen. ) ple City, No ., 2 327iic; Quebee West Point. 23 in. 10 oz, oz, 5e; West Point, 4 BATTS - Stand 28 in. 8 0z West . 11 0z, 1514 \lnwlm\\l‘.lm 10%30: West hint, 2 in, 12 tiswood, Rapidan, 2i5ci Neb. Steel e; Sprinzfield, 12 16i3ci Berroyn, 1sc; Humburg, Schoolboy, 2 Piuxts — Fanoy — Eddystone, 6c; Ramapo, 4'% S ng—Maurtha, Washington, Turkey Red—Fountiin, tle Crenfield, Mige: Berlin, 0 Privts-Indigo Blue-Net— ington, Slac; American, 6 B, long eloth, 10c; 7-8, 10¢; Gold . I’lnuw. o5 e ) arier. o] Martha Wash- Arnold, 6i4c;Arnold Stifie ‘A, 1114¢; Merrin. af, 8ige: Hamilton, 5iac; Allen, Allen Chambray, 6c; Gloucester, artel, bl S on WARE—BIUD, §, white, 18c; colored, 40, GHRISTIE LLATHROP Commission Co. 309 and 811 South 13th Street, F.rst National Bank Builling. Grain, Provisions, Stocks & Bonds, Orders executed for the purchase or sale for ‘lumt'xlhllv orfuture dellvery in all the lead- Frivate Wive. To Correspondents, { Kennett, Hopkins, & Co .. TL R Franels & Brot BEAUTIFUL Helena, Montana, n Ia located in the beautiful Ily built of stone and brick, with good hotels, churct allmodern conveniences of life. The'society is ex- Chicago, 8t. Louls, As o place of residence It Is nunequalied. It be reached by luxurious trains daily, with rough dining cars, on the GreatNorthern and Nor ern Pacific Kallways from St Paul and Mi apolis, or from Kansas City, vin Union Pacido Rallroud, Low rate round trip tickets. Montana has dozens of broad vaileys g for- tile with the deposits of uies farmera tnd in 10 Of productiveness anda home mar- the' tempe Shioha -rlurd- the highest pt 1% 80 full of i 80 exbilorating in 180 TH cantliued exlstense Of diseuse 1 WA {mpro: bability. Conaumptives find in the almost constant succes. sian of bright sunshiny days and dry atmosphere reie. dies which soon drive away thelr worst symps toms, and a quick inerease of appetite and flesh udt. eates an earty return of health, For full information, address, L. G. PHELPS, Sec'y Citizens Commitie Helena, Montana OMAHA Manufactueers’ and Jobbers” DIRE CTORY. " BILLIARDS, The Brunswick-Ball llender Oo, Billard merchandise, Saloon fixtiires 1. 400 8. 10t stroot, Omaba. —— BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS. 10th and 1 Ackormann Printers, binders, elec fac 1116 Howar. BOOTS AND SHO® 3, Oharles A, Goo & ( 05, | Kirkendall,Jones &0o, Manufacturers and Job- | Who! be' 1109 Howard street. Williams, Van Acr- nam & Harte, 1912 Harney stroes, Omaha, Neb. BUTOHERS' OARRIAGES, [V Q.n. 513-515 Soutn 16th _—mm OARPh TS. Omnha O.Upat o, Carpeta, oft cloths, tings, curtain good 1611 Douglas str mat CIGARS. West & Fritsoher, Manufacturers fino clgars Jobbers of leaf tobaccos. 1011 Farnam street. — e JAL, COKE, ETC. C Omaha QOHI, (0>ke an Hard and soft coal. lumbus Buzgy 0., Carrlages, carts sitlkloy, Managor, to. | BOXES. John L. Wilkio, Omahapaper box factory, 18171310 Douglas Orders promptly llod. ko Douglas st Bros. & Heiutao, trotypers, blank book manu- turers, 1 st lo Manufactur's Agents for Roston Rub- ber Shoe Co., 1102, 1104, and 1106 Harnoy St W, V. Morse & Co., Bhioo Factory, Corner 1th and Dougla\ ats., Oma. o Merchants fnvited 10 call and oxamine, SUPPLIES. Lonis Heller, Butchers' and Packory Tooly & Rupplios. Heaf, ok & sheap cas T116-1118 Jackso: BUGGIES, ETO. W, T, Seaman, Omaha's Largest Vatiety WAGONS AND CARRIAGES OLOTHING. i Gilmore & Ruhl, t- | Manu facturers & Wholo- snlo Clothlors, 1109 Harney St [Dean, Armstrong & 0 0 N el Ooutant & Squires, Hard and soft coal ship. pers, 1808 Farnng O, d 13y, Exeolsior, Walnut b ned nut, Anthraclte, smithing, steam. Ottico 214 8. 15th st. “American Fuol 0o, Bhipners ana dealers ln anthraclte and bitu- minous coal 15 8. 16th stroot. Nebraska Fuel 0o, 9185, 15th atreot, Omaba, Nob. Harmon & Weoth, Aeme lump, Eagle lomp Wainnt olock and An- thiracito coal. Oftice 119 N. 16th stroot. P H. Mahonoy & Oo. Hard~Coal— Soft. Oficen 813 N. 10th and oor 10th and Douglas sty Howell & 00® 278, 14th street, Omaha, Nob. J.J. Johnson & Co,, Jobnson Bros,, 218 8. 13¢h stroot, Omaha, Nod. Mount & Griffin, 188, 14th strost, Omaha, Nob. $14 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb. 0. B. Havons & Co., 1602 Farnam stro Omaha. CORNICI, Eagle Cornice Works, Manufacturersof Galyan- ized Iron Cornice. Window caps, metalic sky- lights eto. 1110 wna 11 Dodgo St. DRY M. E. 8mith & 0o, Dry’ goods, fury shin &oods, motion Cor. 11th and Howard sts. EL! Wolf Elcotrical 0o, liustrated Catalogus Troe 1614 Caplto Avenuo. FARM MAC Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Co., Corner Jones and 9th sts. Omaha, Nob. ‘OTRIO AL SUPPLIES e F. Ruemping Galvantzed tron cornloo Dormer windo sy caps, finluls, etc. Aronand slato roofor. 811 Farnas GQOoOoDS. Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry | Goods 0o, Dry i oo enta' Corrior ith ki Fintney i HINERY, BTO T. G Northwall, |General westorn ngent Skandin Plow Co, 1349-1301 Sherman avo. Broken Bow Rolle: Milling Co., Ofice and warehouse, 1012 N. 16th stroot. F. Gilman, 1014, 1068 stroot. C.E. Black, - FLOUR. Manager. r | R, T\ Davis Mill Oo., €. . Underwood, Manager at Omaha. Cor. 8th and Jackson ats. (lemens O¥kamp, Mg of ready to rals Blap Jack Meal, finess enkes In the world. 1207-1215 8. )t sirvet. FURNITURH Dowey & Btone Fur- niture Co., Furniture and carpets, 1115-1119 Farnam streot, " GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Schneider & Loomis, Jobber notions d Tmporters of a furnishing &00as, 1111 Howard streot. GLASS, PAINT, AND OARPHETS, Ohas, Shiveriok & Co. Furniture and Carpats. 1206-1210 Farnam Bt. , |3, T\ Robinson Notion A Co, |z i AR 'aha Moward ste OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Glass and Paint 0o, 1406-1412 Haraoy stroat. Omala, Neb. J. A, Fuller & Oo,, 1602 Doaging Strost, Oumahn William Cummings, 417 and 619 South 16th Bt., Omaha, Neb. "GROCERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, 706-711 8. 10th strook, Omaha, Nob. D. M. Bteele & 00,, 1201-120 Jones straoty Omaha, Nob. Blaks, Bruo & Oo., 900-903 Leavonworth st Or.uha, Nob. Meyer & ilaa?l;;,fl 1408-1495 Harnoy stroot, Omaba, Neb. Bloan, Johnron & Oa, 9th and_Leavenworth stroots, Omaha, Neb, Allen Bros., 1114 Harney street, GUNFOWDER. McQord, Brady & Co,, 18th and Leavenworth, Nebraska. = Omah Hugh @ Olark Genl Westorn Agent Duponts Bporting G powder, A sive, Blasting caps. f Reotor & Wilbeluy 'y Oo|Liee-Olark - Andreesen Cor. 10th and Jackson ste Gmals. s bl explo-| Hardware 0o, 1106-1110 Harney strosty Omaha Republican Printing Oo., Law briefs, bank supplies, and eversthing in the printing line. Gim- Oberas & 0o, M3 8. 1th streoh Omaha. IRON Pulk\n [‘tNerhu ron uvk- Wronght and oad buliding Brass. work foundry, machine ao, Blackam|th work Ry and 1ith st Ronora Acme orks, 512 8. 16th st W Boohl, - Reos Printing Oo, Lithographing. and Blank B 11th wnd Howard Sts. Tler & Co,, Liquor Merchants, 112 Harney streot Manutactur rs Koane st Lo dia Blitors. R. R, Grotte, Tmyporter_nd ) Wities and Liguors 9t nd Leavenworth St Price lists on applieation L. Kirsoht & Ooy Wholosals LiquorDeater and 08, 10th St @. W. Douzlass& Co. L dwood Lumber, 110 Obarle: R, Loo, Hardwood lumber, carpets and parquet flooring oth and Douglas. " Fred W, Grag, itto., orth! 6th Stro . Lime, Coment, Lo Cor. ith a1 Douglas, robill, Millinery, Notlons Cloas, Blo 116-118 8. 16th St., Omaha Max M- yer & Bro. Oo, M'f'k fewelors, dealers in musical ins(ruments, o Farnam and 161 Consolidated Tank Line Co, Refined and lubrioating oils, axlo groaso, eto A1 Bishop, Manager. A, Bflot‘\ Packing Oo,, Oystors, sh and canned Roods. 1508 Lenvenworth. PAPER. Jarpenter Paper o, Carry a full stock of printing, wrapping and writing papor, card pa- per, ote. Ribbel & Sm'th, Dealers in_country prod- uce, frults, vegetables, ety 1307 Howard streot. 0. Rosso & Oo., Forelgn, California and tropleal fruits, 1213 Howard streot. Porter Bros. 02., Californta, Florlda and tropieal fruits, 01-811 Jones straot. 0. W. Butis, - Munagor. t tron ik, ongtnoy | ron and Wire Tron, wire and brass w'ks. Proprietor. " LITHOGRAPHING. bor of FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TALLOE 1.6 Saith 8 0), 1406-1412 Loavanworth s Omaha w fire wscApes. Q. droen, 1tk & Jackson o " Wilson & Dra ke, Mg tubilar flass, fire box bollers, tanks, ot Plorce nnd 10th atreets. Petnting Xs. William Darst, Winos, Liquors and Ol wars 1313 Farnam 8t, Omaha | Frank Dellone & Co, Liquors and Genuine Ne- vada Clgars 1205 Douglas Stroet. A. Frick & Oo, s Wholesale LiguorDealers 04 - 804 8. 10th St. LUMBER. John A. Wakefield, Imported. American, Port Jand Cement Milwhuke ulie Coment an y White Lime. Wyatt - Bullard Lun- ber Co. 20th nd Izard Stroets, Louis Bradl‘ord Lumbor, lime, comont, 0k 023 Douglas strood, i sttt A0 MILL[NURY AND NOTION3 | L. Oberfolder & 0o, | Importers ana Jobbers 1 Millinery 210 and 212 South 11th | sreot. e ey MUSI "AL II\bTRU'VIENTS, BTO. A, Hosp;,fif Organy, Artists' Materials, Kto. 1518 Douglas Street. Piatt & Oo., “Tiger brand,” fresh oys- Howalrd, ——————— | PLATING. Western Plating W'ke Gold, silvor aud nfokel plating on _all_metal bleware, 0to. roplatedy Polishing brass & oha dcller work. 1114 Dodge PRODUOH, COMMISSION. Sohroeder & Qo Cash buyers butter flni . and_genoral oom mission morchants, 42 South 11th streok E. B. Branch & Co,, Produco, fralta of all kinads, oyators, 1211 lluw.rd llmnl. Roh a1t P\lrvm, 1217 Howard streot. Write for prios on but ter, oggs, poultey aud 0. Kirsohbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry. 1200 Howard streot. roduce, frafts, vegetablos, grocers' speclaltios. toas, splcos, ete. 417410 8. 1ith St Omaha Rubber Oo,, Manufacturing m stroot. SAFIS, A, L, Deane & Co,, Genoral agonts for Hall's 21 and th 10th St Omaha. JASH, DOORS, Olark & 0o, Butter, oy [ cheoso, egzs, try and game, Juth 13th street. " Williams & Or:m, Produce and fraits, 1214 Harnoy stroot. et amematy RUBBER GOODS, ETO. Emarson 8se1 0o, Soed growors, devlors 1 gurdon, grass, graln ang troo soeds, 421-423 Bouth 13th. M. A, Dishrow & Co., Manufacturers of sash, % bitnds and| Mouldings. Branoh ot- teo, 1261 and Lard st SYRUPS. Farrell & Company, Wholesalo manfactarors wyrups, molassos and Vinogars, 217-219 South Bth stroet. TEA, OOFFEE, 8 " Gonsolidated Goffos Qompeny, 1414and 113 Taraoy st Owaha, Neb. 1.8, Wind Engine &| Pump Co,, Halliday wind aills 93 2 20 Jones st G B ()muL Oamp ny, belting, packing, w pup b, plimblag ke 20 FArnn stroot TOYS,. H. Hardy & Oo., Toys, dolls, albums, fanoy woods, house furnlshing hildren's ear- 1319 Farnamat. UNION STOCK YARDS Boyer & Truitt, -8 Kxoliango Butlaing, | South Omaha. B, Oofllum, Smilo loy & Jo, 2 Exchange Bullding, Bouth Omaha. Bohu 8ash & Door Jo, Manufacturers of mould oto. 16th and Clark strosts, Daffy-Trowbridzs Stove Manufu'g o, tovo pip>. 12131215 Leavonworth st. —_— PIOES, OIGARS. e e e ] STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES AL Strang & Sms, | 10021004 Farnam strooh Quiahia, Nob. TYFB. The Omaha Typs Foundry, P ppltes. ond-hana 1115 Howard serock SOUTH OMAHA CO, - + LIMITED, LIVE STOCK COMMISSION, Martin Bros,, 440 Kxchunge Bulldian Ch Hunter & Green, 8 K xchunke Bullding Bouth Vman; Wood Brothers, 2 Exchange Bulldiag, Omuatis Noa Bouth Omahs