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

T e THE SPECULATIVE MARKYIS. Wk Opoved with aa Incraased Strangth in Wheats CORN TAKES ANOTHER GREAT BOUND. Esreaking the **High Poin The Entire Country Taking Partin Enflaencing Pros vision Values OncAn0, Mar {Spectal Telogran to Tk ek~ mong tradersto buy L allthe markots on ‘chango at the opening i as about equil totho lively seenes of Saturday morning. When the nerad trade appoears to bothe yvildestto get hold of wheat, corm or | potk, then offerings are lighiest, and sonie- thnies withheld so asto croatoa stampede for thestufl, Wheat opened with blls aronnd 2 and withbut fow siles at that fizure The market wont, flyinz (0 $1.034. wlth areae Lion to §1.02%, and on thosecond rally went to €10% thefirsthour Curn aetod ason Situr Aay and rushed from 6l e 0670, to G4¢ at once, with & ractionof fe. Pork started very stionz and atasharp advanco in sy mpithy weith hogs at the yards and o, My opened around 4210, the highest point of $aturday, and roso to 41235, vith July at $12.45 up t0 #110) before theeall As active andstrong aswheat waslast vook, this wek 1t oponed with the greatest slow of strength yet scen since the price of May wheat Kot whove The stronath was all the more remirkable beecatise thore was nostarte 1ing bull news, and the visibid sapply roport for the week shoy an incrense of 16000 busheis atnst a decrenss of norly haif milllon bushels ayenrao. Iinas been claimod that there wis no short interest of importance i tho ruarketand that thereforo 1t was toppy and dkely 0 resct. The rnnig inof several Provinent shorts at heawvy losscson the b Bulge this forenoon demonstrated tie force of the bullposition in the mrket. The advance from thoopening to midday was nearly Frona the top thero wius 1o Irportant rewction upto 1o'cliok. The action n the leading nionths wis s follows: May, 81,02, to 1034, 041024, 1o 10314, to #1038, 10 #1014, 10 $1.0) o804 to H037%, 1o 1013, to $104%, Ju sturted with bids aromd 300, it tradi Begum ot 'ge to 3o higher, and i the first Jump the prico went to $101%, then to#.00% 041,004, Lo #1007, 1o #1025 on tho bigbulge and back again todl bull news peared to bethe early. Liverpool cabies, quot- fog *4d up on futures andlater Beerbohm cables giving1d to 14dhigner. Paris eab fes guve wheat 10 contimes advancel. In Eng Tand the weather was frosty and Liverpool slocks were lizht. Somo advices gave 80,00 bushels, others 100000 bushols. French cables continie toreport sorious damago and clelm that 1005000 bushels of imports will bonecded. Minneapolls receipts were 1) cars for forty-eight hours, aml Halnes wired that about one-third of this whoit came on the market, as much of it was ought long 1go o S0 far as corn and pork had any in it wasto help the advance, as theso marketseven excecded wheat in the general strengih shown. Half an hour betore the close the market subsided somewhat and May 4,045, July, $LO2, or from 1%¢ to over the clos Lt was clafmed that Bloom and Pardridge were both ran fnon ex- tensivo “short” Tnes. Hutehinson wasa per- sistentbuyor. Undivided trding wasnot to bo followed at beeause of the great activity, 1 market ook anothor spurt at theclose, with principal buyig for July. May recoverad 081,044, only 140 under the top figure, while July shot up to 8. the extremehigh polntof thoday, March wis quoted at S0ke tofl02i o #2 1 the clos The numberof ears for Tuesday 116 estimated at110, The sustained advance for the day was Just 234 n both May and July, Thero was anothier grand rush this morning Incorm. Thefeeling appearcd 0 be s - tenseason Saturlay. No weurate opening pricescould be quoted, asfrst trades cov- erod 4 range of 1c or more at the samo motuent. Bustnoss began in May around Gie, orabout 25cup from Saturday. On the first flightthe price went tosige, andback to Later, when wheat and pork moved up very powertully with buying from all quarers of the floor und «ll parts of thecountry, tho price of corn took anotier great bound and went to 09, again hroaking the “hizh point" recordon the erop. July Sules the way from W to Gise. &t 10ctock prices w Il on quietgr mairkot tos) e for i @ e for July. The elose in the corn 1 1% 1ot at the top prices butthe advance stamed 1l clo on - Siturduy was close 0 2¢, i soand July bid. Nominal figures on Ma Mse 1067¢ 4t tho close. Ju o Iewation Mghertnaun Tuly, toacling Gide und clain agist Fulod SEp s At ot of. louses witl ordors. | ecl Comn wortl he o bushel. Cablos wero firm lrhier With hogs and pork also on o sharp wavance asonsatonal maeket wis o he ox- peeted, Loeal stoeks inerensedt 104,000 bushels for the week. The visibie supply i§ inereased 20,000 bus Thoeoats market was stimulated toan ad- vance today by the upward movementof corn and wheat. May delivery oponed at Satur divy s closin and sold upto &3z and elos 0 sold £rom 54c (o Bics olosing it Sike. July opened nt ol sold 10 5150 Lo dllse tosse and closed it b2io Thie provision mirket was the most exto sive for woeks. There were all sorts of rumors rezanding deads being on foot. Tt wus hinted thant Aroaonr wis workinge wheatand pork to- gother. If 5o, ho showed his usial Skill in laying a greathund und still keeping in the uckground. The bollef Is that, & power Freaior thii A rour s under provisions, vi he public, From many sourees 1t was ported thit buyine eamo from all over the country, 100t il over theowrth, The groat wdvante of the day had its start in. two things: The excited and higher . mre ket “for hogs at 1 great junp in the p pork oarly. On the W overy inverst, speculutors nyetors, | Ipors. the country, and all ought. Wh conld get nothing to huy thiy putpr Vet W bidio try and distodie thestut, 18 wis only henwhat lookul Jke the'top prices for ths day were roached that the Chicago p: company. th Cuduhy packin it Ing Intorests tirmod in and sold lly. Even this cansed but partial break and the clos wis wt Kc ide e for pork i abou t % swdvance for lurd 1ribs from the close Lust weck, . Vor i sold ut #1210 toH2.8 und closed at 275 for My, agaist 31105 on Saturday; July. $5.45 10 2und closedut $1415, ugaingt® #L1 diny., Larl rose fron #0.70 early (o #, T 405 for May, ain 8.0, 10 87 closing wtdl 124 for July. Rits rose to for May and $5.5 for July, closing at 86, 8.40, agai nst 85,8506 15 on Sutu rdays PUICES AT CHICAGO. . | Xiigh. | Low. [0 1ol ol LN Wy L | Sl B \J 1T | s | om0 ‘ ks AT 8T Lov, Y [Opei | Widh. | Tow I v | o] 1o | 1o Wik NN d . Y a3 sl e Notes and Gossip. Minneapolis and Duluth recelpts, 501 cars wheat, St Louls receipts; Wheat, 44000; corn, 171,005 oats, 7100 Edtlmate curs _ai Ohleazo for Tueslay: what, 110 com, 373 onts, w7 Visit Lo supp Vheat, increase, 16,000; com, incrase, 250.00; outs, decroase, 5,00, Chieago cur lots recoived: Wheat 0y cars, 15 ats I8 cars, 97 corn 240 cars, 21 Xo. 2 Board cublesquoted London prompt ship- ments: wheat, 133 lower, two months out unchanged. Chloagorecolpts: Wheat, 44,M7; corn, 18012; onts, 18714, Shipuents: Whoat, 4858; corn, 114,180; Onts. 10476, Beerbohin™s cable: Cargoes off coust. Wheat turn dearer, eorn nothing offoring, On foae & wheat and corn turn dearer. Mark Lune glish and foreign wheat turn doarer, corn turn dearer. French couutry markets frm, Record— | England weather frosty Livarpol wheat, spot. vpward tendency, Corn #Hirmer; No. | Culltornia 8864, Walla Waltass 24d, A merican red wintor % /3d Kenvnott, Hopkeins & Co have aernged with Cockrell 13roth s, thelr wvorres doits b Incoln, Neb. (o 4iso opin anofic in Omah. will have thie wire formerly usedby the fstio-Lathtop comulsgton conpany, and 0t hae samie room. \V ek eoll will man: go the Ormaha house while C. W, Coekeell Al ran the Lineoln ofce. Corn apd Oats.~The hill 1shon thistasm thit osarwhilmed Wheat SHorts Wis consiind ot ted In ameasire tocorm andonts, Somew lut better prices wers made than on Saturday, Bt it wis appirent thit The bigsho s wer outof te mirkotus stated in Saturcay's loi- ter Those grains wero not at any o load- ers!in the adva as heretofore, Thoy sin. 21y tatled on after whoat and provi ns noporiing phramse were a Vory poor sec It will reulre the crestionof a freshsh interestio infuse now life futo tho deal, Tl highor oz unrket ouod the poor quality of | hogs started provisions ut the opening wild, allappenred 0 e buyers. The market has been very sl ervous and arrescular all duy, Tills infull conteol, elosingfirm at noar tho top, Logan, & Co. Y & Myan Wiieat, il col sles and the wild yrovis T markoely seored anothor advanee olodng noar tho toy il s ove ryhing even provisi o now Tiad & Targe alv e, somo ire tirn ing thele ten tion to wheat, belleving 1tat sy price v the Jowest thing on the speculi tive Lt Corand oats agnin will and strong, elosing o (ttlo off fron e topbut onsidering the prico with the ads vanee well mamtained. Under tspiration ot a higehor aund cxeited log market provisions advinced sparsely, thoro being o farge trady with conslacrable outside biying ns well is g, s W looke f0r & SUEGHEE 0pen ik orrow. The boont seesns to b on,and is as resistloss a5 Niagara, W. €. MeCormiek & C. to F. C. Swart, & (o, Tlie wheat market his been wiidly excited ty Strong, with trd g o€ nusual v cral niows hins been decid e advanco ny ind ¢ > centines sl torlinof 2 willo London holls rend w of 1 ponce. SLocks at Li verpool rported very small, estls mates vary ing from 80,00 to 11,000 buishols. addition 1o this news came (o statcment that vailu blo su polies in MO0 0nly s Ins tead 8 wis stated on Saturday. Al Snews bt thoscealping crowd short, tliey huving becnto alarg extent bearish Prod fetion=are uscless and wo hive othi tonddto ourformer vlews to iy wheaton every break o lonz, a8 thoforeign_ cond iton continies b Com andoats have bon Strong, although thoy did not pirei cpite n o extiterent of thowhedt market. Thoy haves reached & point yheve it s danzerous o sell vhem short, and disinelined (0 buy the Provisions—This deal todiy has leen more er- ratie tiun wo have seen fUbefore in many yours. Tecopts of hogs were licht and e wirk et cents higher thanon Swarday and Wi ¢ excited. This brousht buying or- ders Trom all quarters ue (s from e portionof tie tloor andovory grain pit Fiu ons werequick and violent. Themarkot closed fairly strong, bt wesee fndications of sueh hieavy selling by the best pacleing f thit wours Inciiied o wivise our (vl laving good profits on the long sido o aecept them and scll, Kennett. Hopkins & Co. toS, A, MeW) Ttwasclaimed this mmorning that B reportof wheat and flour Stockes fn Gk States Canida and afoat should bo ¥ bushels Iess than a year ago, instoad of 00 more, a8 reported last, wecls, The report appears’ Lo have had noofecion te e rb, porhaps Lol discredited, for May wihe 1 across Uie street b $L01% at 0 a, o inst$1.02 v the close Sitardiy. No one Wis preparel forthe rish of buylie ordoss at the_‘opening, which earrld tho price i 4102 0310310 less than (80 min ttes. »and $1.6 for an_jour trictors generally disered Hipg the alleged ro- duction of 3000000 bushels 1y Bradstreo's report, but shorls were unwilling te take chanes and coutinual to coverall day lone. cansing an - advance of nerly @ from apentug, most of wi'ch was min- U tho close. Thee sems to isconception of - facts | with 10 Bradstroet's statements. tho smony one hund 112,000000 bishels by the gov Istreets figures making stoks lushels 4 2 i has now ndsin the United State m..m.v;..m wfloat, making the t forty-six million 0SS thin i nothing now fthe 1t 0t §S e so us weliacl Mareh when thegovermment roport was recelved. Traders hi v ningly junp 10 the conclision th osh Stof statist e boon sl reduclig proyious ttin .000000, wheress there been ing ot the kind"and the figires are such s wero lnown three weeks ago. Siice then the sliuation hasbeen growlng mory bearish instead of *bullish, and when the facts we clearly undentood it probible n tial reaction will® follow. tene season rotarling sow g OF springwheat in e northyest coming quite & fictor, buttoo much o port- ance s given tolt. [trequites aboutone hy dred day's (o matice u crop, and if itis sown by April 20, undls ready toharvest by August Lother conditions being normal, that a1l thiut isneco to insuren ool crop. This Fives furn rly o nionth of grce yot. and it is not necessary 4o eross that bridge untile como ot CHICAGO LIVE STOUK MARKET. OHIAGO, peeial Telogram to e Dee. ]~ > demand wis not at all brisk at during the day,yet about overything wis markedoff that the tradecould utilize in the steerline the gon oral markot closing steadyto strons, As to prices, both buyers and sellersagreed there wus little or no change, Some buyers fancled their stock cost s more noney, but salesmen genenlly quoted values as only steady to strong. T run 1s 4000 less than last Nonday, but that facthad litlle o no offecton the market. Cowstock of ull elisses sold steady to strong, anda drop In stockers and feeders reported no essential chango in prices. There were lirge salejof primo and atH50@85; and of goad to elolce A0z others sold at H.00G@LT5 5 cows, SLO Kers, 815510 There was i old e boom 1n husi- Withun udvancee of 15¢ on neriy thoad vince holding steady until rything was sold, the general market Gaing 5 0ady: Roukh Bl conmor SO st H.OCGE 15 good mixed nnd preiors, . 200, prime heavy and Duicher welthts, #.4001.50, e ondl at 4,63 T, B0G4. 415 Siips, H0@ STOCKS AND BONDS, s Y onk, March % —(Speefal Telegran to T Bee.)-There was nothing unusual about the open ing stock market. London was after Northern Pacific and the west sent buying orders. Only abouthalfadozen stocks wero active enough toshow any Auctuation what- oever. St. Paul, Burlington and L werostillthe laading active stocks, vith so anfuationin Rock Iand, Northen Pacifie, preforredand Ontaro & Western, Opoing prices were all slightly higher than those of Syturday's close, and among the stocks | future gains woressorel. tiatly lost, but n ¢ rathor active and ro rong throughout, advaneing to above St Thegeneral 1ist, as usualot late, was entirely without fouturo and at lio'elovke the market was dull and stagiant gencrally, atsmall tractionsover the opening. During the hour to 12 oolock the support fmproved tne buying spread Into other stocks. Loulsv illo moved up 4. Northern Pactflo pro- fornd wot tof044, Burlington to %, North. western to 108, Rock Island to 6% and St, Paul to 5%. Coul stocks were higher, with Jersey Centralat 105, Lackawannaat 15 and Reudingat 30%, Durlng the closing hours the stock market became very strong on good gencral buyiog. Rocke Island madea big ad- vanee to 65% and closed 1% up w68, Other western stocks clossd ¥ to | point ap. The sales woro 1240 shares. Kennett, Hopkins & Oo. to A, MeWhorter- Thestock market Is without any inirease in Aealings: It has had a bettertone, and prices have improved more or less all atong the lin The prospects for this year's cropsare boxin- 1o bow theme of conversstionund o be fuctor 1 gulding the market, s heard from the winter wheat crof unusually well with speciaily brigit in Kansus and Missourl, The vatuo n stocks hus depreciated very within the last y ear because of the shortiago s crop together with unsatisfae- tory manngencnt of thecompany's business. - Iu- outlook knowfor & betier condition of |I\\n both respects, that crops will be und that rouds will be so i 0 nsto gather ’ulr proportion of revenue from thelr v ewent. The Chicago, Roek Island & Paclfie has today declired its usual dividend of 1per cent and the stook |5 over 1 per cent ‘bigler than Saturday night. The financial statement of the eon- puny Iy notpablished but from the report of business, the first nine months of the year, there fs no doubt that the dlvidend was | earned. 1t looks a3 If the St. Louls, New Al- Dany & Chicigo would be removed from ho field asa disturbing elementin frelghi rates, Tho syndicate which proposes 10 tako the bonds Wil also v ne six dircctorsof the com- pany and thee projos: to oultivite triendly relations with “the Louisville & Nashville, Thls 5 but @ straw ndleating the tendeaoy of rallway alfairs in the west €0 get in 4 mior inviting shape. Sterling exchange s mot boon 80 firm as last week and nloss the doe maud for It alifens there will probably be vo ‘ ol hippad on Wednesdiy. The stoeknar ¢t closed steily it the day. Totmlunlesi5s, ik near Llie best prices of Thiofollovingare (ie ¢lsing quotations: g & hiengo, & Qulley DK g lillzol LB AW Michiyn Coniral Mix=0irl Pacific. MOxeY o8 e Preiie STEILLNG and i steady Nurihar PAdno o preforeed... . N. % W prefa {avdiv) Nev Y ork Central D &k Rok Tahod |OoM. s B o preferre StPau) b O o preferre | wnlon Theine 1| W, 8t L& 1 o preferred ern Unton closed offerd Aver— A0 ANGE—Qu el day bills, #8634 demand, H.8s) TheCoffee Market, NEW YOk, Mareh 2, e BeE {Specil Tcdogram to ‘orFEE-Options opentd steady ngedto 10points down, and closed 520 points dowr I'hesiles wero 0750 hnggs, Including A pril, $1150@I7 stonber, #1605 | vemer, carxgoes, R0 Alice Adams Con Eurek Con Hometuke . CHICAGO, cash, $1 Wigerluly, 6 Fusy i wsh, ttes May Oals. Ryo July, .40, ¥ four Barloy — I uly, toler. . Spot Rio dull butfirm falr “No. 818 0% Hing Quotations. NEY Y ork, Mirch 2k e Res) stockquotations [Special Telegram to he following are ontarto | Rlym ouil {Sundan rrODIC —Close W heat—Firn; Mevy, §1.¢ Juiy, 8,027 GIwHT May, 083% 5asiee; luly 012042 M . 86, 8508, 871 wy, 6.10; winter patets, H.500 800 spring patents, §.6005. 10, cler, $6.2) Bulter ~Stely 104 Chiese fluts, 11@ilige: T ides groen, ealf s (ot Tillow Shoulicrs. #.4004.50; short ribs, #0000 reanery, 20@N¢; dairy, cram chedd Young Amerlcas, Flrm ; fresl, 21@2%c. i1l g roen salted i 1 bulk,” #4c: green ary salted, G > each. No. L solid packed, do; NO. Y 54035 0 oa ke, 4240 tlour Wheri: Corn, bu, Oats bu. Recdpts, Shipments 15,000 9,000 15,00 41,00 13,000 185,000 The Visible Supply. CicAqo, Marei %. The visible supply of grai, ascom piled by thesecretaryof the Chi- goboard of trade, 1s as follow: Wheat Corn Oats) Rye.... Biarloy Niw 0t vator tionsady buyinz by CrO) e ws, suelss oxport Bushels, 00 0 K110 450,000 1453,00 “B.—Wheat—Recelpis. . 7000 spot, 1414 red, ®1,15301. LIRG@LINY £, . b, con bottekeab houses and bhad ot tho bt i closinz o cipts, 0} ‘0Iu|~l|M\. OXpOTLS, T80 O\r oms. adiinel S6ae, h. Duill- Isesontinent all over the couitry s March lga r—Ruw, refiiin Potroleum—United Porlc—Flrm Lard—)u stean, $1.00; Butter-Fimer ves ern creamery, S1QR 5, 74000 bus ol Dbushels; spot ¥@1cn G061 ¢ exports, 85,0 #; No.2white, : white west- Larch, closing refinel dull; centrifugals, % test, Tosed, April, 1230, weston, 24 W mess, $1L5@,00. higher and strougs western May closing at i, tn diry. 5B west- Elg Lns, 324@330, Cheese-I"1im; wanted. 81, Lo cash.81.0i Corn—Il Oats Lurd ments, B1013 March and April, wiac 1 No. "2 poxthern, March, _KANsAs Oy, rard, 960 hidl. Corn 61ie. Outs —Sftaady; bid, CHEOAGG market ste faney, and cons, Hozs rough and cor and pac butcher Whoat-Extited igher; Cash. 01 Higher; cash, Pork—Iligher at) iz hor at 46 55, Whisky—%1.16. Butter-Stedy : cr 2e; morther roll 1 nery 27@%c; dairy 22 alle. ¥APO LIS, March At were highers r —Oferings of snmple prices averaze about le CIpts for two duys, 400 cars; ship- rs. Close: No. 1 hard, March, No. 1 torchern: 81.00%: on track, March 2.—Wiheat ~ Quicf cash and Marchsoe bid; No. 2 ro No. 2, cash, 613(@62c; March, ashand Murch, 4i4c Toh 20~ W heat—Higher ; B0, aree and higher arce and higher; Ny —Wheat—Strnz and Lifornia, No. 1,85 {id i and demind fair; mised west- e, 5s 85d por © 1t tlo—Rocelpts, 14003 10 8trongz; steers, primo te 5. % others. $.0004.50; helfers e Iors, 8250400, higher: mixed 0 hewy and zht, $4. 0104 4, Shoep-ietiply lmm v 1 shide B0 §r. Lovrs, March 23, shipu KANSAS 1700 hon ket highe stooken u Hozy-Ite noste 1 Tty hry i, 00 ~Cattle—Recelpts, 100; steady: fair o faney Sockers and fode Recelpts, b, 10 heal; shipments, 47003 ricot litihers lowv $4.204.6; mixed, §.00 ~Cattle—~Recsipts, 700 head; nur- COWS, (X THEA05 3 14.05. 5,20 shipments, 459; nar- Kot haighers al gructes B Ibpd. OATTLE—Bstim compared With day of last with the Cliot 1ie. high ONANA LIVESTICK, OMAIA, Muroh 2. ted receints of eattle 1, 10, as 04 Saturday and 162" Non~ Th W8 active des of heeves 10 higher, i o strong Cuners were slow and feelors Sstimated rcelipis of hogs 2,10, as ared with 6,662 Saturday g 730 Mo of lnstweek, ligher, alnly puld wis m.m.m t 400, Digs, 417542 ligh AL00C24.05, B0, a8 compared w il of st we Shovwing the iveund The quality was very _poor, Y puwrer than Satur range. of prices lio bulk sellin 050 lt-1ights, * #7564, 50; cavy, BLUGED; mived, orago of the prices patd vas $1475 Satunuy and no 'fresh s of are noninally steady, Natives, 103 westerns, £.5044.05. Disposition of Stack. number ot catle, hogs and shoeppurchised on tis market ws reported by tho welg yany for March: Bu yors. Swife & Co The €. 11, The Cidiaby pac | Omahipacking com pany s wud fouders.... HOGH, packingcom pany 10 o pany Shipp The Cudah, Omahypict Swift & Ca, The G Shlppers and feue Representative Sules, Av. o w05 1 ) 108 B, 1w nsterof the Stooky ards com - carrLe, Apiny A8 Com ANy i compiny. us rr, Av. Pr, 108 8145 1170 N 75 15 150 150 450 15 1. o’ 8.1 .18 1., 10 1 . 148 " b4 1.. 180 2110 4 B 101010 MITED, cowa. o 215 COWS AXD DULLS, niLLS, 1050 1850 m i 30 OXEN 1,159 e 1 30 1..1%0 STA 1,100 1..1000 HoGs, Sh._ pr, No. Av. &h. 1604 70 ) 214 80,10 . 1 0 251160 216 20 3 160 [ 6 40 .0 000504 160 PIGS AND ROVGH, 0 0.....88 — 250 Liie - OMANA WHOLES ALE MARKETS, Groceries. COMEE—Green—IRl, 2240 Roas a Lion, 26 peas DiikD I prines, less than hhdis, 18 pples, evaporited, new ring choice, 15 apricots, fancy, In sicks, 20c; blackberries, new, raspherries, 25 115 to D0X. B0 eurrants, now, bhe; Votizzl currnts, oxtra, In hoxes, Giac; peaches, Oala, cloice, litsei Californis dried grapes, in bags 6e seedloss Sultanus. sacks, 1e; nuscatels, 03¢} new Valencia. de; Ondura, lyer, 9¢; fizs lay: N@20c; eitron, Leghorm,” N¢; lemon peel SA1T—Dilry %0 1bsin bils, bulk, grads, 600, Dest iz e, 10 s, o 28 108, #2710 rook Shl. ¢ rushe BAKING POW DRI e 1D s, Hd 6.90; Prieds, 1¢-1i) D buns. H.00¢ Cravi ks #ec: gingor 10X Tots. oyster, Ble; croam, L 813110 per cent ofF on 10+ %0 PapEn-Por Ib. best straw, 15x 16 4, 1fic; dry wo mg anilla ted, 1 -1, 8110 Com-—Very fine. #1200 b sugar, 11.15; 2-1b standard western br 10, Mushroons—1.b Frenel 11b French, fine. 15092 nary, 162k, Arly June §1.25; 2-1h Marrow, standard brands, $1.10; fe. Freneh peas—perease of 100, £15)@ 0z Str 2-1b high grade, %; - beans. 850 2-1Dstring beuns, 8ic. ’ Lina bsoaked, Be. loston Baked Do Sweet potutoes—a-Ib New Jor 1D okra, rhubur q!l,ll Wan1, %, ‘fimu —Puckazes, 0 Il to box5icikegs, tec Oris—160 prine white, fe; 1 wator white 11350; headlight, 1iige, OIl 8035 gal, n, basket fired, 2@55¢; sundried, green, 20@e; gunpowder, 0@B0¢ pEse: X oung llyson 200 1b pickaze dust, ASt—Pergross large 0.00; medium tins, § 11 415,00 wood, 15,5008 50, BIACKING—d0z i1 box, # @5e; ladies shoo dresinzz. {5c@8.00; stove polish, per gross, 2,00 BiviNG-Liquid. $oz, 340z In boy, 00c81. dozin’ box, $.50@ ngapore, siftel, 1D : splee, 106 eloves, Penang, leeted, 1i@19¢; ‘¢ Ching, 4-1h mals’ nutnegs, No. 1, macassir. G s, 101D Doxe 1D boxes, b paeckiges butk, Toeh prvily, 55 s, er dor H007 pints, D It LEL2), " Olive oll, % Dinie, 2 doe e Ml UG AR—Per 1D akes, 0-11 boxes, 1 1bs'n box, pt ¢ M parlor, £.00; 4-ti fe, P, #1803 yarehouse, .00 sk, 4 4, per b, 100; dowhi , per 100 irs, . 1 G0 8T vl soup. W8 pex dozs o116 soap, akes per Dov, 5OCTE: Guobs Barle vernicell 0, 0Go6ii0; Lima beans, hig Haufed hominy, 335c; pearl hominy, $10 per Lie—Tewis' perfumed, $4.50 Rod Cross, Suponifior, §1.25; Merry War, scrubling, $175; Glilett’s pow- d--Eagle. #1405 Crown, ericin = Swiss, #7.0) 5 o1, B@R1N; 4 07, F10 00 e84 o BLIGS. Jumnleaginger, 4 oz, #1. MATCHES==Tarlor, 200 and 30 per box, $1.6:3 1.70; sulphuar $1.1501.30, ) »v—Mixed, b patls, 844@83ge; stick, Lt stick, Do; French miixed, [ gt hoar hound stiele, 81303 Jar and ouse tund s, Seb boyes, 1g21e; extra fine goods, BRUSHES — Shoe.Shor i, #1850 105 dnubers THeWR.0; serub brushes, 60CER.0). BinD SEED-Mixed bird, b pickages, & cniry. (46 howp, 41501 wn e, Ji 40 1bs to box, Vhe; Illlhlllk' e 1040; wax, 1o, T0isAcCo —Fine cat. per 10, 25@%c; plusg, 92 @nes suokiug, 2ghs fanty brnds, 00 4 DN, 0. fanew, per gal, 43 ioe, 40 i b b Ing, AD. 3 syrup, 80 grade, §154 b, 803 dgud ke, BL2 2 gl i trigle strength, 1. Por 10, e, Med 1, Bl ghork ins, #1100; Boston s MICE=Java, 6 ohaiee, 6ei fanty, 6o heud, 10, Uiomn-reribl, 0505 lalf bbl, 50, & .~ twine yery fing A biles, otlon X 4/ inen p Lw oo, undle witk, 140 60- foot Ll ¥ @-fool sisal s, B175; 60-0008 Jute, 555 wool twines, 84e. - Mi- nilia rope—All STz From T-10 to |, 1k sisil sizes fronT-#8to 1 In, Sc; “now pro coses.all slies from 716 o 1 i THc; cotion I, all, #1000 « twin flats, per 1011440, K C i Ihac Ao bostly B 15} i, i foll, each, 810, dozen-Tuly, No 1, 815); [ elen, oak graln, oin, Dest, $LI0; Whites oedaur d-10, Dest, 1.5 pails, -Iump‘lmk srained, #1 ool 150 8y Tup: i dowel!, 875 papy tul hoop, #2503 v Shras ooy No. 1, all rei, 8.8 ccdary 3 brass hoops, No.2 red, 8.0 cedur, § brass hoops, No. 1 steipod, 85005 codng, §bras hoos, striped 8.5 hore. extea hewyy, No. 1, well “buckets, 15, futterw o Tibs, Inch, per nest. 700; wsh, 2=k, ¢ large sl L 450 butter ludles, havl wood, Tlo; paddiox ur spdex, 0e W inh i Yoo, outle, 0L, #1058 boxe Tyeiout loaf, XXX pow- ilght t 3 confeotioners, UANNED ER0 s @200 Rrapes, §LNG LG ehorries, rriss, Ulack, # 7 e 005 currants, & vllnnwl s, #1 Kp 10, Eastorn seconds, § *per bbl, #1100 £ n case, mooseberries, Bultiniore st dard, $110: strawberrics, $L.05; rasphor- ries 810 bineberries, $1.30; red rnsphorries. $L0; Blackberries. #1003 “herrics, $1.2521.6 pincapyles, sliced, 1 Provi-fons, S0k ) Mrars-Hame, 14 1o 16 1bs average. R301 has, 1b average, Blacs hiams, 10 t0 12 ) i vora Fskinned hims, 9%e: shoul dem, 5o elear broukfast bacor, 3'4c3 hone less Lroak fast Bacon backs, 6§¢; bone ham, | Than Califomta o pienic hatns, 55¢; bone Tess L, Sei dreied boet hams (sets), 0¢i arie Deel clos, Tl short spiced rolls of ham rot lete, T snoked beef tongues, per dozen, | £6.50: spocial , 12 1h average, 10c] speclal bonless Breakfast bacon, 10540 lecied dried heef hams, insides and knickle 10341 stlectyl wide breakfast bu | Dy $41r MeATs—Fancy light welght short clars, fige; Jong clears, dhc; short cleqrs, 63ci slort tbs, biye: stoulders, 4ige; cleat Leltles, i} coar bpeks, digo. SUOKID MIATS - Dry Sait Cared wolght bucon short “clears, 7o} ribs, 63c; bacon short clears, 6'4¢; bucon long el bueks, 64c; baeon i bueon shouldars, ) SweEr | 0 Mearsilans, shoulders York 3 tierces, 0c; California han, Uorces, bo; b Bans, harvels, $10,00, TiCi1ED B ke ves—Barrols, §20.00; halt 15,100 lbs, #10.50; qu rels, 50 1bs, e th b 5 AKD-Conpound, 'y g pure leaf, per 1D, tierco bigs, le; | perib. tiGece budis, 64e; ” Kotile rendered fout b e reo biss, Tige AW PONK AND B ERK3ess pork, ne, Ly pork, #10.00: <hort ent ar purlc, H0.000%12.00; prinie mess pork, $.0 1003 haricloss pig pork. fancy, 815505 ¢xtra 2000 plate becl, #7.50: extra’ pl estra family beef, boneloss, #8.60; Doneless, $.00: ramp b tts, $10.0. G Poft -1 Barrcls, 200 1bs caeh, I 100 1bs_cacl, $5.00; quartor 15 50 Ibs cich, ¥4.75; cighth barre lard oll, winter strained, 48c; extra lird oil, winter strained, 46¢; extea No 1 lard oil, 40¢; No. 1 lard oll, No. 2 lard of], 200 CXIFL neat's-foot ofl, e tallow oll, 41 Half barrelsiie aver barrcls; 5 gallon cans. 2 {n a case, fo over barrels: 1 eilion cans, 10 in o ile over barrels: 4 gallon cars, 20 in o coverbarrels. Speelul prices on lu SAUsiGE—Bolozna, 401 smoked sau blood swusage, 4he; lver eheese, dige; ‘frosh pork 3 frosh pork sausage, bull, smoked p sausnge, Se; Frankfor Te: smol Polish suus: ; Knobly tonguo sa Summnior s pounds and upyards; s quantity a nore. Country Produce. The veekopened with a few changes in the market for country prod noticed from the follow ir EGGS-The receints we quite s wood there even i higher e ling in tho marketit issafe to sy heavy re- colpts woull o speedy decline try rolls sold at 1S@10c octed lot b e, narket was not very strong. Dressed chickens went at 810 and geese i dueks at @12, s getting raiher late in o season for turkeys and even choice stock notbe quoted atabove 12@He as the de- and [sTigit GAME-Dicks are just commencing to arrive bt us vet thev hiave not leen sufl plenty to hard iy establish prices, Flour, Omala Milling Co.—Rel Tnvindble patent. $270; tive, £4C; Snowfinke, # L T Davis Mill Co, high patent, C ; Blue D. full patent, 3 atent, 2 1 royal patent, £.00; Min ,patents £280; Kan "whieat 7; Nebraska spring i Snow White, le, #1. am, £2,70; Myr- 218 Fidelity, Patent, 8260, L] “rise’ buckwhcat flour. nu‘h buekwhent, brand. 5.5): D Jick niend, 8175 per 0ase of 50 210 pioke ages. Poxurors—Home grown stock, $1.13; Colo- rado. #1.25 jer bushel. E LA N Por doz, 0@Te, VEGITABLE OVYSTERS—'er doz, 60c. CAULIFLOVER--Der doz. § EPIMACH-Ter bbl, LETTUCE-Choice Stock, 40@45e. Kuminaguslichizan stock, per bu. 6de. TYor bl 82.5605,0), R T S S aa per hhl, 5.50@6,00. CAROTS Perbbl, Ceriy—Michigan stock, 40@43c; Califors wer dor, $1.0. SWEET POTATOES—Cholce stock is leld at 210022425 per bol. RADISIES—er doz bunches, 43¢, PARSNEPS—Per DbI, $1.00. CABIAGE-Per b, 215@ e, CucumBris—Per doz, $2.00, LERY R0 Fresh Fruits, 5 25N avals, 8.0024.50; Florida brizht, russets, Los Angeles, 505 nountain JLiENONS—Chiolce, $.007 fancy, $4.60. SAPrLES—The supply i very lizht and prices correspondingly high. Good stock is held at 8,00, and funcy upples as high as #.00; fancy WOV tw igs, #050, MAAGA :8—Per bbl, $10.00@12.00. CRUANE is—-Good Oupe'Cod, per BLL, $12,00; bushel boses, Jersey, #1.00. GRAPE FRUTT—Per bo, §1 Furs. Ruccoon, ) ary 5 No. 1 medium., 50e; No. 1, smal, 40 Mink, No. 1. No. 1 inedim, Skunk, D] medium, T shortstri pe alu, i . Slcunk, narrow stripe, , large, 40¢; No. 1, medium, he. Skunk, |)rn,u| stripe, cased, .\\ 1, large, |l)\.t{w~l dark, No, 1, la 5 1&;\ 1. e teds No. 1,1 ’Ifl\l No. 1, small, T5e; \H 2, 60, I '(“l i ; diunidl 25 No.1 small, 707 No. 2, 8101, Wl prarie. No. $1.005 No. 1 medium, T No. 13 500; NO. ¥, dle. Beaver, prime skin, No. 1furs Q1 mediun 8.0 1 srll, . aver, No. 2, per skin, No. larize, 85,00, No. 1 medium, $.25: No. Usmall. {103, Ovter, No. 1 large, #1000 No. t inodiym: .00 No. 1smuall, $.00; No. Large, #00; Noll iy §o. 2,41.00_W Tlarse, 80c; No' T edivm, Hc mall, toe. Opossur Harge, all, e, 1 larsre 0c; No. L medium, 45¢; No. 1 smalh e, Wolvering No. 1 Larze, #1.00; No. 1 medium, $.00; No.' i small, $.00. Bear, b) No. 0, 820.0; No. 1 ed #10.00; 2 .00, e medium, $.00; No. 1large & snal, $1 I'medin sumner, por Ib. fall, por T, No, per 1h, No . per piece. or 10, No. 11arge, Flig por Sl Wis r, No. 1 lurg No. 1 lar diam, D! Pt nd territory —Win 1large r. No. 1 medium, 11 No. 11 . No. 1 medium, s aged, spe 7« ancous. Hovevy-Cholce, 11b frames, 18221c, Tae; COMENT, 10, -0 howrd cars it Omaha _Bor bU-Ash Grove Hme, e Champlon imehae Quinty white, e Toulshlie canlont, Milvaulico cemont, $i.45; Utlen cenient; Euglish Portund comont, ¥16; New York pluster Michigin plastor, $2007 Fort Dodgo plster, $1.15; white sand, b, I it e e, .00 “XOn Board ¢ars ut Omuha—Anthracito —Chtstmtts FARE® b S, BLED ot Lon Krute .00 SOl colOhlo, $1:05 Southurn 11n01s .50 Wit block, #1595 Towd Tunip. &13; oW . R, ; 0.1 green_salted od Nidos, 504N O Ibs, 8% @ies Now 2 greo sulied i 040 1bs, 4G40s No. 1 Vealculy s tols ib ] 10s, i No. 1 dry f v Atnt hides, o Jvea hides, 5 @b, : £ "FiLLow Axn Greask—Tallow No. 1, 3%04e; talow No. 2, iy 40 AN L ! om0, duric, 2ig0: old DU beeinu Brime, 10Q20e; roush tailow, 1 130 SHL s on salted, each, K@t R o rt "woolod ewrly Ty Sheariigy Short No. R 106+ ry f ool I Nebruski wlzht 100 sk puurrain iy ot Wool pelts, por I, actunt dry i Orddo wrrin Cof I, uity i, Kalhe: dry weka, wotuil woliht, i@, P. T. HUGHES, Wholesale Cash Commission Merchant. 40; No. 2dry Elgin and Western Cream butter and cheese, ranch and stato eggs and pure leat lard. Wil not rective orhen llo only the best goods. Advances oo car lots ob trick, warchouse or in store at bank rates. Ofico nnd store 1526-1350 10t st., Deaver. OMAHA Maufaeturers” and Jobbors' DIRECTORY. !J” I TARDS, BICYCL! LS Tho frunewick. Balke | A, H, Perrigo & Co, ollender (o, BillIrd merchandive Saloon fxtire, @7 406 8. T0th stres, Omahia. 1316 Doage Streot. arts. BOOK BINDERS & STATIONEF ‘~l Ouaba Reputlioan Printing Oo., w brlets, baok supi 10th and Douglas stroots. Ackermann Bros, & Heintze, i'rinters, Linders, electrotypers, blank book manu- facturers, 1118 Howarl stroot, Omalia, —_— BOOTS AND SHOES. Obarles A. Qoo & O, | Kirkendall,Jones &0o, Wholesale Manufactur's ors, Agents for Hoston Rute ber Shoo Co., 1104 110k Manufectaroes and 1109 Floward straot. and 1106 1arnoy St Williams, Van Aer-| W. V. Morso & Oo 100 Faotory, Corner 11th nam & Harte, 1212 Harnoy stroot Omnia, Neb. BOXE‘-! i Bl‘]I‘CIIER‘LF "Jobm T, W kia, Louis Heller, Omahapapor box fastory, | Rutchers 1317-1319 Douglay, 0ols & & Orders promptly flla, 104 ate, Om TH-1118 Jnckson St — e OARRIAGES, BUGG!F‘\ BTO. | W.T. Scaman, WAGONS AND CLOTHING. Omaha Oarpet, O, | Gilmore & Rubl, Carpets, ol cloths, mit- | Manufacturers & Wholo- tngs, curtatn good sule Clothlers, 1511 Douglas strant. 1109 Harnoy 8t CIGARS. West & Fritsoher, B, Tuchma: & vo., Manufacturers fino clgars | fanufucturers’ Agents Jobbers of lonf tobace Cliars 1011 Farnam streot. 15h st Omalin Neb, R — COAL, COKF LI‘U Omaba Coal, Coke and Ooumnt & Squires, Lime Oo. Tlard and soft coal, per 1008 Farnn ooty 8. E. Cor. 16th wid Doag- Tas stroots. Ouaha " Hulbert & Blum, hiolump Jtock Springs, . or, Walnut blovk, SN o anthiracits, 813 N. 16th and cor. S nd Douglas ats. American Fuel Co. Howell & Co,, Bhippers ana_doalors ta AR E anthracite and blt: 207 &, Lith streot, minons coal 215 8. 13th stre Nebraska Fuel O, 2138, 13th stroot, Omana, Neb, Johnson Bros,, €14 Farnam streot, Omaha, Nob. " Mount & Griffin, 2. Lith strooty Omaha, Neb. 0. B. Havens & Co,, 162 Farnam street, Omatia, Neb. Omaha. CORNIC B Eagle Cornice Works F. Ruemping Manufacturersof Galvan- [Galvanizad iron eorntoos e Tron Cornic ar wind. Window caps, motaliosky- Antals, oto: lights efo. 1110 and 1112 | ironand slate roofer. , Dodce St H1 Farnam St M. E. Smuth & O, | Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry o Goods 0o, P an motlons. " [Dry goods notions ket Cor. 11th and Howard sta. | Cornor 11¢h ani Haraer ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, Wolf Electrical 0 Ilustrated Catalogy free. 1014 Capitol Avenus. " FARM MACHINERY, EIC. Parlin, Orendorf &| T.G. Nanhwnll Martin Oo., General westorn agent Corner Jones and 9th st Skandia Plow Co, Neb, FLOUR. Brokon Bow Raller R. T. Davis Mill Ua. Milling Co.. €. G. Underwood, ofiea and wareh: Manager at Omaha. 1012 N 16t street ‘or. §th and Jackion ats i Clemens ( Osknmp, B FGllman) J,,, 0 sty lo retee o Slap Jack Meal, dnest 104 N, 16th stroat. Blap al, C.E. Black, - Managor. L strced Omaba Milling (o, Merchant Millers, Cttice amd mill, 1413 North ith Stoot FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Dewey & Stone Fur- | Ohas. Shiverick & On niture Co., Furniture and carpots, 1115-1119 Farnam street, Beebe & Runyan Fur-|® niture Co. Succossors-to C.A. Beobo & Co. Graceand Tith Sts. | GENTS' FURNISHING GOOPE... Sohneider & Toomis, |J. T. Roh‘xjnon Notioa fobbers snd Tmporters of ) notious and furnishing b e §oods, ki’ o'y er ally bt ana Hroward s Furniture and Carpots. 1200-1210 Farpam St. 1111 Howard streot GLASS PAINT, OIL AND DflUG‘i J. A, Fuller & (i 1 Dougiag Sirash Kennard Glass sod Paint 0 14081412 Harney streot. Ouahis, Nob. Omiha. illian Oummings, | Blake, Brucs & O 3-8 Lawavonworth st 417 and 619 South 10th 8., | 90-8 Lwave Omaha, Nob. Paxton & Gallaghor, 05-711 8. 10th strezy “Meyer & Raapks, 14031005 Harney sicony Omaha, N D, M. Steelo & Oo., |§loan, Johnson & 0o, | otu ana Leaveaworth 12011205 Jones straet, A Laave MoCord, Brady & Co,, Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney street, Ouala, Neb. GUNFOWDER. il ARSI e Hugh G Olark, strn Ax e B inating caps, {518 Marnsy vireo HARDW ARE. Reotor & Wilhelny Co| Loo-Olark - Audreessn | §, J, uum..m, Suiley Hardware (o, . 10 mad Jackion 3ts o 1106-1110 Harnoy strosy L Gmale Qialia Nob Ali Maves, All Prices, All Acme Tron and Wire Tron, wieo and b Ana evorsthing la the Rees Printipg Co. Lithogranhing, and llank Books. 114 mnd Howard Sts, st India Bitters RA R. Gml&a, Rolh6s s Ligaoes ite Invited d L. h.»;‘m Co., ssalo L IquorDealor Omahn's Largest Varlody e o CARRIAGES Oharles R, Les, Hardwood Tum o and Dosetas, Oady & Gray, Lime, Conant, Bte. AMillinery, Notio 8.10th 8t, Omsha Wardand soft coal ship- | M fowelers, de wusical instruments, P.H. Mahoney & Oo. Furnam and i6th, J. 3. Jobnson & (o, 2188, 13th strooy Consolidated Tank Refined and lubrieating . axie greass, oto. AL 1L Bishop, Manager. Carpenter Paper Co., Carry a full . wrapping and writing paver, card pa- PRODUOE, O “Ribbel & Sm'th, Dealers In_country prod- uce, [ruits, vegotablos, 1207 Howard str 0. Rosso & 00, Forelgn, California and tropleal fruits, 1213 Howard street. 7Porwr iims, Qo | FuR, wooL, HIDES, TALLOW. Geo. Obarne & O, 813 8. 13th stroet, 1. 8. Smith &()m 1408-1412 Loavonworth o Omaha. — IRON WORKS. Paxton n & Vierling Omaba Safo & ]ran Works, Manufes fire and bieg i wafos, vaults, Jal X, ir s and G, Ane & Juckionsts Wilson & Drake, 2P tabuiee fues, fre VOx boilers, tanks, 6t Plerco amd Luth stroots LIT! HOGRAPHI NG, “William Darst, Wines, Liguors snd Cl Kars. 1313 Farnam St, Om: Liquors and Ge vada Clgars 1200 Douglas Street, A, Frick & Co., Wholesalo LiquorDealers 04 - 803 5. 10th St —_— LUMBER. oW, Douglass & Co. John A, \Vnkv(u-hl Imported. Amorican, Porty Jand Cefuent, Milwa uied Hydraulic Comont an Quiney White Limo, |Wyatt - Bullard Lume ber Oo, 20th And lrard Stroets, Louis Bmlfunl | Lumber, nme, cemont,ota £22 Douglas stroot. P S, MILLINERY AND NOTI()N% RO Stonoh L. Oberfoldor & (}o., Importers nnd Jobbers W Millinery. 08,210 a0d 112 Souch 1Y~ —_— | e MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BTO Mex Meger & Bro, Oo, A. Hospo, Jr., | Planos, Organs, Artiste Materinls, Ete., 1615 Douglas Stroot _— CEMENT AND LIME. — e OYSTERS. A. Booth Packing Co,, Oysters, fish and canned Koods, 198 Leavenworth, PLATING. Western Plating Wi Gold, sflver and nick plating on_all_ metal ure, oo, replato Follshingbras & ohans deller work. 1114 Dodga —y OMMISSION. Schroeder & Oo,, Cash buyors rehants, 423 South 11th streot E. B. Branch & Ooy Produce, fruits of all kindi, oysters, 1211 Howard streot. Robert Purvis, Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter oggs and poultry 1200 Howard stroot. Country produce, peclalties. tons, sploos, ete. IT-410 8, 1ieh St Omaha Rubber 0o, faeturing and Job raall kinds rubbas 1003 Farnam streat SASH, DOORS, M. A, Disbrow & Co., ufacturers of sash fice, 12th and 1 Farnl 1 & Gompiny, 210 80uth Sth stroot. 114 and 1416 1 | 0.8, Wind Engmu o &| H. Hardy & Oo 8tvs Muunfd'g Oy Manufactur'g stoves ani tove nip) 12131215 Lanvenworth sk, —_— TEA, COFFEE, Consolidated Coffss PICHS, CIGARS, A Lo — ey STEAM AND WATHEHR SUPPLIE3 A. L. Strang & Soy 19 |1002-10%4 Parnam strooy Ouiakia, Nob. TYPE-WRITERI Sy et e | Typo-writors, #1500 20, A, 1L Porriza & Co., eatuligue fro8. 119 Faroam st | —_—— SOUTH OMAHA UNION aTOCK VARDS CO, - - LIMITED, aitsa b St TR LU A. D, Boyer & Co 16-60 Kxohange Bulldiog, South Omaha. Exchungo Bulldlog Bouth Omabia 117 Hownrd strook ST § ok okih, houies and Olark &0 Butter, ogg o South 1 sirans_ " Williams & Urmn, Produce and frults 1214 Harney streos = semempese— 'RUBBER GOODS, ETC, { SEEDS, Emarao: 8a0l 0o, 8eea growors, dovars 1n TN s fonsiL R Noutn 15tn —_— e, . BLINDS, Era, Maoutacturers of mosid- L L] B A AL STOVES, ompsny, | Daffy-Trowbridgs l 1815 Docke Street. LlVE EHOOK COMMISSION, Buum & Groan, % Exchange Bullding Bouth Omana,