Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARRET Trade Generally Bearish and Wheat Values Greatly Unsettled, CORN PRICES DEPENDING ON WHIMS, Lively Interest in Provisions—Cat:le Business Active and Prices the Highest for the Week— Hogs Lower, Cmicaao, Aprll 10, ial Teleg Tuk Ber]—Trade gencrally on ‘change this | morning was felt very bearish. The bright | weather and the talk of a very favorable gov- ernment roport of wheat this afterncon were the ohfef causcs. Wheat started e lower wnder free offerings. Corn and oats also were off e, Provistons started steady. but at once declined slightly all around. Then the senti- ment and news changed quickly and wheat recovered lge, corn %e, onts fo and pork 1. end of tho first hour May were Wheat $L03% to 805 corn, 63%e¢ to 67 Bite to Mfcs pork, 812474 1o 8126215 00525 10 86,80 ribs, #6.10 to $6.20, The wheat market was greatly unsettled all Trado started very sh and opened prices or under last night. Then things took chanze and prices went up 1ie on and somo buli nows. Then thero was a_bre t0 the low prices of the moening, all bofo re 12 o'clock. This was followed by n slight re ery agaln beforo | o'elock. Th stion was follows: May. 3L03%, to, 2495 #1045, to L03%, to BLO3N; July, $L024, to $L.03%, to #0214, to 21,020 14, New York dispatehes were very fiekle, That market opened He up, with forelen houses buying for the continent Later Clark wired an acceptance by 30 bout londs for the United Kingdom a ntinent. L was 134 W Liverpool firm. The expected goy crop report was @ bear fnflience. | from Callfornia, Omahu, St. Paul and othor polnts wery less encourazing, and ofset the first influence. Beerbohn estimated the French needs atover 10000,00 busheis. Hutehinson was a buyer carly. Schwartz also bought for Smilthe. Now York clenred 50,000 bushels and Bultimore 20,000 bushels. Baltimo ported a very strong export feeling, witl houses trying to buy buck wheat at York. Itwason this class of u price went to $L05. The all lower. Liverpool was '4d t Bmarks off, Parie 10 0 20 centimes lower on wheat and 50 to 40 lower on flour. On this the market resehed the low point of the day at | a'clock, at #1034 for May and 8102 for July Wheat closed with aslight recovery from the bottom prices and lower than yesterday for May at BLO3Y, and steady for July at 0023, April sold at 81 and 81044, and closed at ® Milwaukeo reported 5,00 bushels of Xo.2spring wheat sold for export. There was good Inquity for cash wheat her but no sales were reported. On the wheat privileges May were $102% 41,053 The corn others, The range for the day and at the close prices w those of last night. May B¥c, to 64 April with Muy estinit (Sp sules oats, lurd day ont an cable of a the ndon to with roment re- ome Now ws that the closing cables wore &d off, Berlin curb on nd market the but % was unsettlod like i to S1d b Gite, to Bc to the closes July, to B4%c, to the close e to Gine, and The receipts wore over the The action of the mar- ket at present depends on the whins of oper- ators. The recelpts arenot likely to inerease greatly until nuch later, when the fnerease In acrcage, caused by the late season for smull grain, shall be more apparent. A break from present prices Is expected, but those who try to bring it about, with no stoeks here and re- ceipts only equal to requirements, get in troubleevery time they short the murket its were sold after bours at Gite e, ts market opened up e below the tutions, but beinz stimulated by the 1 wheat soon scored an advance of full fe. The close was made from 0 4e under the top prices of the day. Beeding in the southern part of the state s now almost over, but other portions are too muddy at present to make sowing ble. Muy opened at 53i4c, ad vanced but dropped back to 5ége at the close. June wis nonminal, belnz quoted from close, July sold f o blie and closed ut51'e. August closed at 88t4c and September ut 35%¢. The recelpts do- ed to L8 cars, of whicn 101 were graded contract. Inspected shipments aggregated 6,109 Lushels. The provision market showed a lively inter- est at times, with a fair trade most of the sesslon. The opening was easler, with every~ thing clse on the floor, followed by a raily which gave the best prices of the day, and later there was a general decline to the close. The lust prices, compared with yesterday, were: Pork unchanzed, lard 5 lower and ribs 24 higher The leading business ap- peared to be In July. For that month pork 8014 a4t 12,90, 10 B12.8715 10 $12.0115 the close.” Lurd o month Sold 17,0215, 10 #7.10, to RIbs, .45, 10 #0401 ! months up- pear in d from Lt 07 Lt i enr late qu action he table below. PRICES AT CHICAGO, Showing the officiul report of the runge of o8 a8 wired to Cockrell Brother Y] Opon. WHEAT— [ Tiigh. | Low. 105 1 Uiag 73 | o Y it 5 bidy 12 47 i2 92 012 647 oany Notes a Duluth receipts, # ¢ Minneapolis receipts, 1 Estimuted hogs for Chl 00, Kansas City recelpts oats, 10 Horlin marks; cars of wheat, o Suturday, 13,- Wheat, 4; corn, 02; cable: Wheat market holders. ous to sell. four ports 2463 outs, 15 declined 5 terday 3 floar, L report says: Condition L70 ISt year at southern 15t 65 1o central portion of of wheat 07, points, and 02 the stite. uis re 000, Whe RO TOC eints: Wheat, 17,191 . Shipmente. ! Ite me 3 corn, 151,000; onts, 1 ipts: W 0. 31 onts, ments in Dushels—Whout, §%,001; 1 Estimated for Saturduy The forelgn sttug Whilo Dulilsh, his boen fully 41 ounted Crop reports fron Europe will iy By from Dur honie prospeots v better g tho biggest o u. Liverpool cubl off const, wheat and Steudy corn firn . torelgn st ast Austril alla Wally derato Ay, denand | pust three duy W0 were closed steady ogan & Co to Toncray —Wheat opened - With_liberal of ings ut BLOSK for May, The buying by o prominent sealper who' has done nothing for three months eaused i sharp advanco 1o 51.05 His roalizing eaused @ deeline which was us rapld as the advance and the market closes indi o 1tan, 408 . corn in wheat roving. 1pts’ for the M0 contals. of which 1 Weather fine. Murket 1iower, 418 0d. Spot nd. Live & Bryan | weak with sellors $L03% for May. For t vrhvnl wu think the highest price bas been e one willon und a half is to be fosdad Yor Now York," it be sold, the Largest part for export. no luguitey or sales toduy, Thok ’ continental one Kulfl s fron wost pre grovin, wost seoding, how ud is uow delayed Ly wes weathe There is 1ish eables wouk and lowor. which Is sald 1o | 3 Th'lm‘ before the 4 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATI‘,RDAQ, APRIL 11, government report pecied to be 1 (st yoarin oc Muy. 66i4e, cl ccipts fower prices should not 1 Provisions In sympathy with wh d corn opencd lower on the decline, There €as some #o0d buylng locally and for the outside. Government report: Winter wheat eondi- | tion 6.9 The general average condition 1y | highest roported sinee 182, The April returns | to the departmont of & ilture makes tho | condition of winter w ) and of rye 04 | Tho season for seeding was favorable over the | wholo winter wheat aren. Tho soll was gen- erally ensily worked and the sced bed pre- lowed Dy gentie ruins sufficlent to properly pick the eurth and (nsure prompt and pertect germination. Onportionsof the Atlantie and prolonged by oceasional rains. The deluy was not serlous and the desired ares was plionted in good grow th. The advent of suitubleweather and the soll conditions enabled farmers of the Ohio valley states to put i a full breadth under eatlrely unfavorable clreumstances, and the proper combinations of sunsiine and malsture. whieh continued untl cold weather, sent the plant Into winter quarters with sturdy growth and good color. In portions of Kansas and Nebruska the prolonged drouth of Iast summer extended fnto the period of seoding, Interfering sonewhat and rendering germination slow. bui seasonuble wenthe during the Luto full and early wint suf: ficlent tooffset the disadvinta Lt start. The averages of conditic prin- cipal’ sta New Yorlk, Pennsyl- o8 Kentieky, 07 Ohio ; 1lHinois, 075 Mis- California, 9 Oregon, weik, wo ket looked rwa of & in the W. G, MeCormiek & Co. to Swartz & Co The erratic movement of toduy's market has whipsawed our o badly and they finished the day's work In angthing but good i The early temper of the crowd was Learish, “the only bull feature being bud weather in the northwest, which they elaimed would seriously delay the planting of spring wheat, ‘The rosalt wis heavy short selling. A bulge came superinduced by o statenent that Beerhohm quoted the French markets highor ind estimated that Franee would require un ortation of 104,000,000 bushels during the This drove the shorts to cove cansed a quick advance, followed by more rapid deeline when public eablos Parls lower for hoth flour and wheat, instead of higher, and the bulls endeavored 1o sell out. We'tail to understand why absurdly contradictory, The el Ket Is vory weak and ft 15 would have dificulty ustainin Corn has heen dull and heavy, altho view to seliing ont thelr longs efforts wore not i suecess, and - the market eloses weuk and lower, The same may be siid ts. After the first weakness provisions ced In sympathy with the advance in but the strengih did ot continue to the close. Appreliension exists that the May deliverics may press upon the market anid cnuse a brewk, hut our best information | usto betleve that they have nostly been p vided for, and that on this point” the be Wil be disa ppointed, 05 iy KO somo- what lower, but we elieve that conservative hiases on the soft spots will prove. profit nnett, In wheat, in Hopkins & Co. to 8. A. MeWhorter Jite of thie strong cables, there wis i wewk opening, This was douibtless caused by the sunshine and apprehension of ernment cron reports. Good buys d Ings and prices worked ntiduly had advaneed e from May nearly as much. when elosing o {n “unexpectedly weak. This was ) the trade and such a flop early Intellize that there was quiek rush to sell. followed by o rapld dectine. Operators were Inelined to believe that inter ested parties were manipulating fore vices tosuit thelr position in the market government report to be issued this afternoon Isa bughear. It has been fully discounted and can_ scarcely be more bearish than ex peeted, The weather map showed rains fron the Atfantic to the Pactiic, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian border. The export Inguiry continues and it is said frei ht room is belng engazced for summer shipments as fast us possiblo. Sun Irancisco reports engagements there ahiend as far as noxt Febraary. Under such conditions while they last we favor the long side, on good breaks, for continuous ad- vices of this character will turn the markel upward sooner or lnter and possibly. for shiarp advance, Parchases by “Huteh,” who 15 cutting more figure in on rkets thinn fo some weeks past, kepteorn going most of iy diny und held onts I sympiihye The. bucke ward weathor interferes with Seeding to con siderable extent. The provision market con tinues dull and uninteresting, The present ack of Interest we think IS temporary. We anticipate renewed activity toward the close of the month or soor CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE 010400, April 10.~(Spectal Telogram to Tie BEE.]— —Business was more activ any day this week, stock sold out ens at the lightest prices for any day this week, the advance equalling (3¢ o 2)e on anything at all suitaolejtor shipping or the dressed beef trade. Cow stock of all deseriptions also sold substantially higher, the general market clos- ing strong und with about everything sold The top prices for steers wore £.50 to #6.00, but the quality was not up to th med fum, BLN0G500: Common, HO0G4.50: cows und helf= crs, $2.50004.2 ors, K004, 10, oGS~ arketopened active and stoudy, but closed weak and lower, especiully on uli 08 0f packers and more especially on big, ws and b gencrally, E v seemed to huve few of these classes, and wanted sueh. Rough and common Vo quoted zood to cholee s, 8480005 and butcher o s D BONDS, W YORK pecial Telegra TE Bek]—Gold cola to the amount of $500,~ 000 was engaged this morning for export to Berlin und Paris. The knowledge of this was probably the principal reason for the lnck of support in the early stock market, although many cautious truders were looklug for a reaction this morning in any event. A waarket which advanced without re- actions wouldbe an unparalleled phenonienon in finane London houses sold the stocks in which London 18 interested, Clevelund, Clncinnatl, Chicago & St. Louls declined i , Burlington & Quiney 14 to 86'4. Northis western 14 to 1034, St. Paul b to 60, Rock Inland % to 7%, Luckawanna 4 to 1364, Lake Shore & to 12 Louisville & Nash- ville o ? § to 103, orthern Pacific % to 604, Unlon Pacific 4 to 41%, and Western Union 14 to Sy, Missouri Pacific showed a disposi tlon to resist the general early tendency of the market, first rising 14 0 0%, then falling 1 10 70, und rallying to 0%, The specialties generally firm and higher. Sil- ver cortfic sold at 073 Govern ments opened steady a2 bid for the #1:s and #.2216@1.26% for tho 4s rogistored ; 8 3 ditto stamped Intercat paid, 2 doex. July coupon. There was i moderate business, both In American sugar refines ud Chieago gas, both the ings wero fed by'a weake , the former Ininz % to ™ the Tatter 115 to 0%, - Cotton oll, now common, adyanced (o %61 red o 50, and national conda A privite cuble 00,000 had " been withdrawn m - the Bank Englund for export to Buenos Ayres, The London selling of stocks was ascribed to this stock market begun I the loeal guin, ~ The Southwestorn Ky hud ihefr innings, the f the gr How Wikt the 1o ket to with them, P, res o this yoar did ot quits attain the i uury, but wos t ul earnings for April showed an n ce things oll conipa Listing its shares in the deg st that Missouri will bo showing for per month A stalment © certainiy six Ui ha will be be e The fixed cha H10,616,50) prefor entitied "o non-cumulative, 1t 18 sald, oxeeod hundred and s of uality of hogs hus wd- 1, to the ndvantize seed “product. Some. one HUmors “that another lewil be made by tho holders of the cortiiicates who did not The exports thoso o fifty thousand und the poor d the price of of the cotton sturted toduy attack would d cotton oil up agaln on re- snforence with Mr ker will she uits. One of this 1Y'S oW steamships wis aunched at onehe’s shipyards yesterday Chieago xas was liclined to weakness during & part of the duy. It 15 hard to seo Why this should “bo so. The - trust has now been dissolved and the property is ull there waiting o be cared for by n now corpor- atlon to be organized Tn an invulnerable form e sub-treasury wis debig the clear- g house toduy | #LiE This sum s an o unusually large wmount and was caused by the payment ut tho Snb- treusury of the government draft 1o to the governor of one to the governor for t The drafis recom xXpanding of the. divart tas a With the measure passed by the last § Mopklus & Ca to 8. A, MoWhorter rket hus Leon Interest ng und his ldences of manipulation. The foel- openlug was hut & resction after the sharp advance of the past few day wasdue, and the first prices of the active | o lower than lastnight's clos e, some showing a sharp decline, but a specia was started | dissouri Pacific and Atehlson, ccount for ns rlr‘ul‘ll-"l y lucks confieni o stocks which, on d the | up 115 per cent che 1 U ance of tho list, trength bronght trados into the market 10 corner their short sales which mude In anticipation of a reaction 1ist rallted, and in most cuses touched highe points than yesterday. The market acted ap- parently with indiflerence to the cngagenients of gold for export wdon has sold some stocks in the market today, and the bank of Engiand has lost #0060 on the balunce Tho street is perplexed o arriving at an opinion as to the effect upon the price of this stock of the dissolution of tho gas trust Sugar refineries have been strong, common advaneing alinost to & parity with the pr forred. The market the “close was mo; quiet ind falrly steady. Money in better d mand and while call rates on the st 4per cont, we learn thit th have many loans olit at call as high Potal sales 31,840, W YOIK 8TOC ro Sh &N Toad Trist 0. G Northwe Mo 1 Un P N Pue N. I'n Bk Q Tock Tl St Paul St Paul Wost. U D1 Am. S & W Trust Reading Del & Hud Pulimin Am Wik, Cent Mex, Cent A. G ol Toxis Tonn, ¢ it Y Gas T & sing quotations: S48 roeistorod S ds coupons 8 4lga roglsterod & 4% coupons Pactic s of "0 Contral Pacific Chicago & Alton Chicago, Burlington Northern Pacific o preferred N. & Wit (o0 prof'd (ox div) Hilnois Cantat L& W Kansas & Toxas i d preforred Michtian Co Western Unlon Missour 1 MONE: T PiostE MERCANTIL @8 per cont. STERLING EXCHANGE-Quict, steady; sixty- day bills, $1.805% ; demand. #1880, Wa | Street Notes, St Paul earnings: Incrense, #3400, The banks gained through the subtreasury sinee Friday Tast #14,730, Loan market dull, demand Kinds plenty. " and Rocek centi others mostly 3 per cont, London stocks opened i Consols, 4 7-16: nceor A Chieag of talk ubo ralirond raves. owing to the Great Northern. Oficials of the the situation looks shaky molor Islund al per but 06 9-16 Is a good d the, closed ring Stocks, NEW Yonrk, April 10.—~[Special Tie Bee]—~The following ars stock quotations: the winlng Con Cal and Hule and Noreross Homestake Wool Market. BOSTON, Mass., April 10.—([Special Telogram TiE BER]—The woo! market has been dull, and sales of all kinds have amounted to only 1,566,600 pounds. In Ohlo fleeces there have been sules 0f 50,00 pounds of mixed at B2, and the same price has been bid for other lines. Most of the holders, however, have been asking %, und one sale was made at e Ohio X sold in usual lots at . and No. lat57c. Michigan X has been very auict at e, Tn combing and delaine flecces there have been 1o sules of lmportance, and prices have been steady. Territory wools have been in fair request at 60 1 for fine, at 88as for fine medium, and at 5c for medin To alifornia and Oregon wools huve be dull. "Pulled wools have been in ste mand, choice supers selling at 406 kood Supers at H0se, and extra nt Australian wools hive been quite active a @ide, us to qualily, Forolgn carpet wools ha ve been tirm but qulet. ‘ee Options, NEW YORK, April 10.—~[Speclal Telezram to THE Beg.]—CorreE—Options opened steady and unchanged to 15 points up, and closed At 10t0 2 polnts up. The sules w o Including April. $17.20: May. $17.10 : Tune, 169001 July, #1665@16.75; August, £10:350216.40; Septeml October. #15.40; December, 314 Rio, steady and more active 0.00; No. 7, $18.00. PRODUCE, 11CAGO, April 10.—Whe sh, $LUBLG@I00% ; May, #) 025 @ 1024 t=Close—Ste V3K @1, BT@OTH@OT 405 May, 5ie May, July, 51351 e Rye-Qi Barloy. fot; Sie. TN, Pimothy 812531, 012,05, 86.7006.7914 0 Muys $6.1245@0.15: July Flour—Firm, unchanged: winter wheat, Wis- consin stralghts. Hu@L40; do eloar, #.100 420 spring whoat, Minnesoty hard pateuts, 500025105 soft parte 5.0, Bulk Meats—Shoult oloiT, B 40G0.45; ABORL Hibk, O i Unchingedicreamery, 17 tull ericas, 5.10; short 3%c;dalry, 1@ 11y cream cheddars. 12@12i5e; flats, call i dry Iry calf. 83 allow--1Unchanged; Now solid packed, quot- able at 440, Recelpts. 15,000 24,000 1000 000 k. April 10— W heat—Re 15, 500 Dushels B1.164@1.15) 12000150 % 1 uctuated and K@iie up and L@tse lower on luter . closed at 8113% helsT eXports, No. aftont Options. closed Shipments lanBi e s bu L N bushel, Aot A in Options ungraded firn g Outs bushels mixed wes Opt Is; exports, Whito, G140 o, GO0, test, dxe; i, firns and wetive Toleum=United ol Sty wostorn, B new mess, #1502 14.00 Openod firu; closnd we: Pork Lard steam, K, western | 81.0814: No | cental, or — Stondy ) erenmd Firm; April western dalry, 1@2ic; Elgin, 206 Skims, 615a10e. s, cat—Lawer; cash, Low Low Corn Oty Vork—Stondy at 81, Lurd —Steady at # Wihisky —#1.10. Butter—Stendy and unchus April 10.—Wheat 41,0844, lorat CINCINNATI 1. 810 M Firm; No. 2 ssupply: No. 2 mixed, Whisky- 1,16 Miwavkeg, April 10 Iy Fitm; No. 2, whit rovistons-Flrm; pork, May, $12.05 NEAPOLIS, April 10,—\ k% Of sample wheit were off oW 10 sell, Bpotranged wmostly Most of the do and @2 over May. Close Rgcelpts. 103 ears; shipn No. 1 b April, I northern, A on track, $1.034®mLoks #1.01; on'track,§1.04G1 02 KANEAS Crry, April 10.—When t—Stes No. 2 hard, cash, Mo No, 8. Fed, cash, #1.00 plarn=Eusier; No. "% cash, e April bid Oirts northern, April, Bine Easter; No. 2 cash, and April, 8. LIVERPOOL, Aprl) 10.-Wheat—Steady; de- mand improving. Corn—Quiet; ixed wostorn, 0s 141 per LIVE STOCK. Oricaao. April 10.40atele arket. ore et prices, 8.820.00 .50 cows and holfors, $.004.25; L0 GA. 30, Hogs- Re lower; rongh choica pie Rocefpte, 6,000; e top steers, stock s nd good to prime heavy and 75403 11ght, 84000515 Recoeipts, 8,000 market active and mixed und culls, Toxans, %7 &7, Lovts, Aprll 10.-Cattlo—Rece alioraots, ApL i0-Cattle-fie fancy native stoers, §,086.5; stockers feeders, $.50G4.0 Hogs “Ieceipis, 4,000; shipments, 4700 mar- dy: heivy, 85,0@52; hixed, 4700 3 Hght, $4.0024 KANSAS Crry, April 10, ~Cattle shipments, st 000, 0 nd Recoipta, ady and #1040 W0: mar- Hipts, 7. ket steady and lower wil grade @l STOCK. omang L1 OMAA, April 10, Estimuted recolnts of eattle 1,050, as With L047 yesterday and %03 Friday lnst week, The market was wetive and higher, lost beeves were 100 higher; others strong to 10e higher, Butchers tock active and steady, Good feeders are in demand at stronz prices, Hod Estimated receipts of ho, 500, ns ompared with 3800 yesterdny and 4,148 Friday of lust week, The market was active nd i big nickel higher. ALl sold. The ne of the prices paid wis $L6505.10, the bulk selling at £4.002500, Pigs, 0L 850 Hght-lights, #5074, light, 8668405 heavy £1.0325,10; mixed, 1900005, T Crage of the prices paid was 8402, as_compared with HSyesterday and 21067 Friday of lust wee SHEEP--Estimated recelnts of sk P, 180, compared with yesterday and 84 ['ris duy of lnat week, This m s active and stronz. Nutives, #2015 2500 CATTLE compared Disposition of Stock. Showing the number ot eattle, hogs and p bought by the packers and other buyers on the marketas shown by the books of the Uniou stock yurds compiny Buyers, Swifi & Co, The G i Faming The Cudihy p : Shippers, f 2t over Total... No. o it Company 15 company .. i 1 other buyers! 063 oGS, 1e Cudahy packing com pan: The Omahis i Fony, Swift & Co. The G, 1. 1 Tainmnond éompiny Shippers, feeders and other biyers Total..... ¥ i SHEEP, Swift & Co. . Representative Sules, STEERS, 116 124 i 10 20, 540 260 1070 1 &0 190 2,112 2.0 010 310 310 1 17 1 1 11020 440 2 1..1400 L1800 ¥ 11610 L1240 3 11410 325 o0 3 5 1010 325 0 1470 527y 1270 2 A 300 §10 500 508 1. 10 WESTERN CATTLE, Av. 1. Collins— i 10 §2 00 W Hl0 29 05 200 it steers. feeders, 6 steers, wllings ayfed huyh-d 5 h & Cooper- . hayfe 06 steers, huyfed S e e 83838¢ - 43 5umg 510 - 40 405 PIGS AND ROUAH. 2 2 10...... 80 R0 asi(08, 20 2% 20 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, e g Java. % 1-10 Me- 1-10c 20 1-10¢ Cordovia, 2% Callee estence—is gro. boxes, & Dound-—Aimonds, pecins, 15014 White, 6 rousted, b 250 1bs in bbls, bulk, & best grade, 100 h«';l grade, 28 10s, #,40; rock salt, crushed, $10. BAKING PowDE 803 1i=1b cans, $1.4 5.00; Pric 1-ih cans 18 Braz walnuts, 15 peanuts, fanc SALT—Dairy, grades, 60 ~loyal, dime cans. ol s, B2 - ns, #1. 145 FKkinds, 115 cans § or d T doz, NG PAVER-Per Ih, hest stra dry goads, 45c; ext il tea, 12x18, 0c, d 15%18 hardy O1L8—150 primo white, do 3 water white, headlizht, Le; 74 gusoline, 1144e, Ol al, BATAGBH035 gal, BovA—Puckages, § | 1bs to box, bie: kegs. pan, baskét fired, 2 @5 30; g unpowder, » Mo Young Hyso dust, | ross— Frazie ediug 1ins, £7.00; smail, § 8, Wood, §. 50850, 3 doz In ox, $7 450EL00 stove polish, lish braak Oolong, AXLE GREAS] tins, £10.6 other m BLACKIN( dressing 2,00004.50. BLUIN Indies' shoe per gross, Liquid, 4 0z, 3 doz in_box 9e@dl oz i box,' $1.60¢250; dry, pper—Singapore, sifted, 1601 Isplce, g eloves, Penans, seleet cansin, Ching, 4 1b mats, te; nut- 5. No. 1, 7 ssor, e plekling spices, 10-{b boxe CHOCOLATE, man sweet, COCOANUT— 1 ages, per b, 1 OLIVES—Quart #2.50; bulk, by doz per MAP te: 10¢ ibs in box, BROOMS 2100; 4-tie 2 arehouse, 8.0, 1b boxos. 3D or- 3 @d0c; Bromo, i, Olive oll, %5 pluts, 2 5o eakes, 0-1b boxes, b Lricks, & i ib #0-1) boxes, 121¢; 1 B-tle, toy mottied, per 1b, 10e; do white. y soap, per 10 bars, $.1 Y oz wilet soap. 2001 ay shaving sc per ib, 500; ey, 830 split, po al, DDIs. 86, Wacuronl, it vermicelll 12c sago 4ud tupis | #1.50. 1801, —TWELVE aked homi Saponifier, H.2 1hbing, Mirk—Condensed Anglo Swiss, #0.70 Highland, sa1s; “R EXTRACTS | 150, i1l loa glngor MATCHES 170; sulphyr, 81 %61 CANDY—Mixe hound stick, 8e: ) boxes, g 1e: Biusies—8hoc w00 - SEED-Mixed Ty, 450; lomp, 4 10 1bs o e Fine eut smoking, 224 pet Wik TonAcee @ise: MOLASSES—1§ bl o, 40D e 0 blackstrap 14 bbl, TDEI WiNES b, XX bales, 1801 sull 10-foot cotton clothe ton clothes Tine, #1.63 G-foot ute, 1.5 ro| 1 sies ro 1 allwizes La-tn, Ihe, VINEGAR—Apple o white wine, |t STANCH | PICKLES gerkine, #110 WOODENWANE best, 81,50 3-hoop, onk gradn CORDAGY ' very fine, iyl from =10 to Per codun, 55 _hoops, No. hoops, No. 1 striped No. 2striped, $.5); well bucket J-ineh, per nc Der nest, 4 butter pad Clothes pi CANNED | el henrrints, rcs, $1.80701 105, Eastern o 0 appi I nned 4l o5, $1.00: ehicrrics, Fuvirs Bhds, 18600, e rrants, i in hoxes, 0 irnfi dr ltanas, sa new Valencin, 750; € layers. M@ peel, lbe. SMOKED MEATS us. 10 1o 1 10 1 hams, shoulded acor, on. less roulette. moked rdozen), & e sp bacon, 101 slected I knuckles, He; fast bacon, 05c. DIy SAUTED MEA short clears, 7h0; clears, 6% c; short rib: ar bellics, 7e: SMOKED MEATS lizht weight bacon Darrels, $15.00 PICKLED BREF 1bs, .00; eighth barr t d, per b, tic BAKT por bbl, #1250 31550 m.hfy short Sunderlanashort cut derind prine mess pork. 81 mess pork, #11.00; honeiess W0 niid 00 por box. 1b pails, & twist stick, 0d: Fi wiic; Per bbl, refined, %0.50; brand, l4-1b " bilus twine, wool 716 to 1 in, 1 fron =16 to | i triple strc v b, Gase Medinim, i Boston mixed § 3, 1L90; kooler white' codu d. 51 #155: dowell, 3185 ) J rass hoaps, No. | 2 b, 8305 ceilur Turkish pranes apples, apricots, citron, HiTTOW Strips. wide strips, N ¢ TONGUES half barrels, 100 1bs, $10. e busis, e bins s, ) PORK AND B fauily pork, o] prime mess Tpearl i Merry War, Flllet's pows [ 1.0 » o honr: r extra fine doz, $1.4 i daube serub brushes, (0eid bivd, 116 packages, nise, 150, ) box, Biac; mining, 103 per Ib, 23 fancy plug e N. O tiney, per gal, 0@ e s Cabs, bakd sy rup, 80 gradoe, d-gal Kegs, 8,245 2-gal balt bbl, 850, ET¢C, — Cotton {wlne b bales, 205 cotton twiie, 1Se: liemp twine, 4-16 2c; eandle wiek, #1405 60-foot_ cot= U sisul lines, §1 s, 8goi Min “new prac cotton s Tine, 0-1 twii | rope, lor, 100;double cider, 12¢; Kth 10¢, 18,00 small #1000; dozen—Tubs, No. 1. #7.5 Yk griin 4-1n. best. §1.2 L 2 hoop, $150 et | n, paiis Sy P, 3 brass codir, 3 brass loops st Avy. No Butterware—Tu ash, 2-inch, 2 large L hard woou pears, & wh fruit $1.15 rasphe $1.25 less than ew ring. ks, evaporated fancy, in s raspherrics, w, dtac; Votizzl currants, - peaches, Cal.. cholee, fed grapes, i Dags, 6o} acks, 1005 museatels G dndira, Tayer S fls, Leghorn, 2¢;” lemon wisions. Sugar Cured verage, 0isc; i Hams, 1 to 211 4 : s, 2 to averaze, o Bdes clear Lol clear i Julte brealf breukfust or pienic i oot s liort. spiced eef ) 1210 13 i 0ss breakfust dricd beef lams, nside wide clear ‘brewk- TS~ Fancy long. cl s, Gt e lizht Tae; shoulders, welght short I Barrcls, quarter brrels, 5 18, 2 [hs, .50, v i, ticree basts, 5% is, hes pure lurd, per kettle rendered leaf <8 pork (new), back po Cut clear ' or clear pork, 813 pork, #LH; Cuduhy o0; adkson’ Lot prinie Dig_pork. . #15,00; ‘ox tris mess beef, 86.0; IAts beot, .50 extric plate boneless, $11,00; rump butts, § beef, per bbl, 37.0; be extri family plate beef, beef, $10.50; extra rolled’ beef, family’ be Toneless, $11.001 boneless famil s rolled beef, #7.00; 5. cho e 116 IoRK—Boneloss—11 15 1ande of the best cuts of choice pigs. b as a bright, fresh color, Good for baking with beans or for botled din- ners. Bbls, 200 1bs, ¢ 1bs. each. 8.00: quart elghth bbIs, 25 1hs, en. SAUSA blood sausage. be: chieese, fresh p fresh pork suusage, Frankfurt sau 1d cheese, 613 Polish s ich sausige, 7he; t mer suusage, 124 The above prici and upwards OILS ~Prime gxtru lurd ol win T. Davis Mill Co.. 280, Blug I, gos. Oniaha \|Ill|xu: o invine The markets yesterd Huy wisnotquo steady. Gs—The zenes 10K0 SaNsIge, are vl ach, 81 er bl ol 00 half LbIs, 100 30 1bs, ench, #4.50; : bologna, 414¢; liver s i head k sausage, 1inks, 7igc bulk, 7e; smoked pork go, Se s smoked asaie, 7150; Knob- ongue suusage, 9 sum- for lots of Luantity e me winter strained, s extra No. 1 ) pounds Lour, high tull patent 0 rise buckwh: 1b buckages; b L 0. rellance arsuperiative, ly. 81,85 Snow Wi low grade, $1.60; br: ain 1 quite so high. market yesterday was 120 und the supply was not lar HAY—The best upla #14,50. GAME—A good man, they are still poor sought after. Sone customers that the v do 1ot want them. and huy sold yesterday ut y ducks are arriving, but i flesh and 1ot ni alers are writing their small and mixed dacks sell right around #1.0J, and mallards £2.002; PouLTRY rket fully sto ML ly. ks and g TER—In one way (he market peculiar shape. The appear to be so very kets a shippe here. A as high us 20¢, and thut murket recelnts hus to be so d that ORANGES cholce stock, AN BERIIES— e L] 50, ry choice 050 10w 15 10 shut ol is weuk: w of the choleest ¢ Avery | hob avels, #3001 Receipts were not heavy and the Live chickens” went at s dressed choic Hlero, 18 1n wverage receipts do not Heavy, Dut castorn i t the pack suing the astonally a 1ttle above ge proportion of the To@lse, its, 5.25; Riverside, #1.95; $.00; Los Angeles, 52507 £0.0040.50. & Cherry, $0.00; crutes, SICK HEADAGHE PILLS. regulate the Bowels. ively cured by 2 Little Pills, They also reileve Dis tress from Dyspepsia, 1n-| digestion and Too llearty Eating. A perfect rem-| edy for Dizuness, Nausea,| Drowstness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated) Tougue, Paln 1 the Side, TORPID LIVER. They, Purely Vegetable. SMALLPILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE, SOUTH UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - - OMAHA. LIMITED LIVE STOCK CO MMISSION, “A. D. Boyer & Co | -89 Exchange Bullding, South Omaha. 8 Co?uau. Swiley Co,, 6 Exchange Bullding Boulh Vmasa " Huuter & Groen, 80 Exchange Bullaing Bouth Vi, PAGES, OMAHA M(mu Returers’ and Jobhers DIRECTORY. — BILLIARDS, The Bruuswick-Balke Qollender (o, BINAF merchandiy Kaloon fixt 4. 409 8 104 st Omaba. BICY ll‘q A H. P\'mm-&(‘o. All Makes, Al Prices, Al Parts, 1818 Doage Street. ——— BUOK BINDERS & € IATIONF‘R"‘. Omaha B.u;mhhum Printing 0o, Printers, bluders, electrot BOOTS AN Law briefs, bank supplies, and eversthiog 1n the printiog line. 10th And Douglas stre Ackermann Bros, & Heintge, ypers, blank book manu: facturers, 1116 Toward strast, Omiha. D SHOHS. | Obarles A, Ooe & O, | Manufacturers and job- bors. 1100 foward stroot. [ | Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1212 Harney strooty Omaba, Nob. BOXE“‘ John L. Wilkin, Omaha paper box fastory, 1817-1310. Douglay Orders promptly llod. | Butehary Kirkendall Jonos &0o, | Wholasils Manufactar's | Agents for Boston Rube bor Shos Co.. 110k wnd 1100 Harhoy St W. V. Morso & Co, 0 Factory, BUTOHERS. Louis Heller, and Packory Taols & Supplios. Lool, hog & shoop casings. 1118 Jnokson St — CARF’ETS | Omaha Oarpet Co, | Carpetas, of! eloth 1611 Donglas oot mat- oto. West & Fritscher, Manufacturers fine clgars Jobbers of leaf tobnecos. 1011 Farnam streot. Omaha Ooal, Ooke and Lime COo. Fard and softooal. 8 E. Cor.iith_and Doag- 1as streots. Hulbert & Blum, Ohto lump. Itock Sprinzs, Excolsior, Walnut blo s, rereonad nut, anthracite, 1L g, Atoam. Oftice 314 8. 15th st American Fuel Co. ana denlors ta 215 8. 15th stro Nebraska Fuel 0o, 138, 13th strooty Omaha, Neb. Mount & Griffin, 238, 14th stroot, Eagle Jornice Works A Windos o, maigey: et otk " T At T Dodge 8t. M. E Smith & o, Dry goods, furnishing &00ds, 'notlons. Cor. 11th and Howard sts. ~ ELEOTRICAL Manufacturors 00 1iin e —_— e COAL, COKE, BTO. CARRIA(}FS BUGGIES, I”I‘C W. T. Seaman, Omahn's Largost Vartol WAGONS AND CARRTAGES CLOTHING. Gilwore & Rubl, Manufacturers & Whole alo Clothter 1103 Harnoy St OIGARS. B. Tuchmai & o, Agonts, Claars, Omihin, Neb, Coutent & Squires, SEard B agf oY Bl S ¥. H. Mahonoy & Oo. Hard—Conl--Sott. Offces 13 N. 1ih and oor 10t and Douglas sta reot, 2178, 1uth street, Omaha, Neb. Johngon Bros.,, 14 Farnam streot, Omahn, Neb. 0 B. Havens & Co, 1402 Farnam strect, F. Ruemping 3 ote. And alate roofer. B Farnam St Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry Goods Co. Dry goods, notions, gents' furninhing goods. Cornor 11th and_Harney SUPPLIES. Wolf Electrical Co. Illustrated Catalogue freo, 1614 Capitol Avenue. Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Oo., Corner Jones and 9th Omaha, Neb. Broken Bow Roller Hilling Co.. Office ana_warohouse, 1002 N. 16ih street. Genoral FARM MAOHINERY ETC. T. G. Nonhwall atorn agent Skandla Plow Co,, 1849-1351 8horman e, FLOUR. R, T. Davis Mill (o., C.G. Underwo Manager at Om Cor. $th and Jacknon sta. 8. F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th stroot. C.E. Biack, - Managor. Omaha Milling Co., Merchant Millers. Oftice ana mill, 1313 North i0th Stieet Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co,, Furniture and carpots, 1116-1119 Farnam street, Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co. Succossors to & Co Grace and lith Sta Beebe Sohmeider & Loomis, fobbers una Importers of notions and furntshing &ooas, « 1111 Howard streot. Koonard Olass and | Paint 0o, 1408-1412 Hinrnoy atrook Ounha, Ko William Cummings, §17 and 019 South 16th 8t GROCE. Paxion & Gallagher, 06-711 S, 10th streok Omaha, Nob. D. M. Steele & 0o, 12011205 Jones stroel, Omaha, Ne " Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney streot Omala. Neb. Toncray & Bryan, | Brokers, grain, provisions ind stocks. 416 8. 14th EL Privatewire to Chi ago St Louls and New Yor | Oockrell Bros. | St Louts Mg of Clemens Oskamp, realy to ol iy Jnck Moal. o3t caken 1 tho worl TUT-1215 8. i siredd i FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Chas, Shiverick & Co. Furniture and Carpots. 1206-1210 Farnam St —GriconndlithSte | _GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. J. T. Robinson Notion Co,, turnishing goods. rated brand o'V oralls, ats, ote! Gent Biicakin pante, allrts, o Cor. 12th and Howard sts. GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DLLUGS J. A, Fuller & Oo, 102 Douging Strady Blake, Bruce & 0o, | Wo-08 Loavenworth st RIBS Moyer & Raapks, 1031408 Harney strost, Omaba, Neb. 8loan, Johnson & Co. 9t and_Leaveaworih strects, Omalis, Neb. Molord, Brady & Co,, 13th and Leavenworth, Omuha, Nebraska. ————————— GRAIN AND PROVISICNS. 8, A MoWhorter, 312 1t Natl Bank, Broker Private wires 0 Now York, Chicago and N Towis. Cush gra Voushit for all markets GUNP “Hagh 0. Olark. aenl Weren At Dupont's Bporttn powiar. At high S0 Binating caps. Y18 ity Seroo OWDER. ool HARDWARS Reotor & Wilkielmy Oo Cor. 106k ant Jackson sts Guaha FUR, WOOL, HID Goo. Obomo & 0o, 18 8. 130N strooy Omaha. Loo-Olark - Andreoson Hardware Oo,, 11081110 Hnrney strosh Qualis Nob o— i8S, TALLOW, 1. 8, Smith & O, 10S-1412 Loavonworth sh Omaha. g IRON Paxton & Vierling Tron Works, bl ',v“-n.m.,l (ary Acme Tron and Wire| Works, fran_ wire and bra 29 1ith stroot ks, Proprotor, | LITHOGR. Rees Printing Co. Lithographing, nnd Blank Books 1th and Howard Sts. cast fron Printtng WORKS, Ormaba Safo & Tron Works, Wark, fon Shwiers ah Wpes. (0 And TN R inckaorstd Wilson & Drake, WPy ishtar fhee, 408 roe and 100h streote APHING. U — LI(QU()R‘* Tler & Oo,, Tmportor and Wines and Liguor 100 an 1022 Prico 1ists 0 application L. Kix *Wholesale 1 lquorDeator sot & Co. Farnam St | nmmnmnant William Darat, Wines, Liquors and Cle Rrs. Farnam 8t | Frank Dellons & Co, 1 Genutne Nov Clgars &lns St . Friok & o, Wholesalo LiquorDealers 181 Omahy Liquors an, ot 504 - %08 8. 10th St. LUMBER, @. W. Donglass & Co. 180 North 16th Stroet. Oharles R. Les, floortng, 9th and Douglas. Oady & Gray, wood John A. Wake lwl\l Imported, American, P Tand ¢ i Quitiey White Wyatt- Bullard Lums ber Oo. 20th and Teard Strects, " Touis Bndfoxfl, Lumber, 1tme, comant,eta 228 Donglas stroot. —_— MILL INEHY AND V()TIOV*}. Millinery, Nottony Cloaks, Bto 10-118 8. 10th 8t., Omaha —~ 1. Oberfolder & Co,y |Tmporters and Jovbers 8 | Miliinery. 208,210and 213 South 11ty wtroet, —_— M \'J'%IOAL INSTRU Mex Moy yor % Bro. Qo £ Jowelors, deslers In wu sleal Farnaw aid lith. UNT3, BTO A Hospe, Jr,, Planos, Organs, Artisty 18 Douglas Strooh CEMENT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & C'o,, 2068, 1t strosty Omaia, Nev OILS. COonsolidated Tank Line Co, Refined and lubrioating olls, Axle gronss, oto. A. X1 Bishop, Mauagor PAPER. Oarpentor Paper Co, | Carry a fall stock of printing, wrapplog and writing paper, oard pa- per, ete. e OYSTERS. A. Booth Packing Ong Oystors, fish and canned Roods. 1909 Leaveuworth. | =S| PLATING. i 25 Western Plating W'ky Gola, siiver and plating on_all tabloware, ofo. Pollshing hrksh & ohads Geller work. 1114 Dodga, —————————y PRODUCE, COMMISSION. " Ribbel & Smith, Denlers In country prod. uce, fruits, vesotablos, et 1207 Howard stroet. 0. Rosso & Oo., Forelgn, Californta and tropleal frults, 1215 Howard street. Porter Bros, Oo., Caltfornin, Florlda and tropienl frults. 801511 Jones siroot. 0.W. Butis, " - Man Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter ogus and poultry. 1200 Howard street. Butes & (o, Country produce, fruity regotatlos, @rocers’ apecialion, oy spitos, ete. A1T-419 8. 1ith 8t Omaha Rubber Qo Manufacturing and Job- bers all kinds rubber Kooy 1008 Farnam stroot. Bchroeder & Co,, Cash huyars hutter an ekus, and_general cou misslon merchants, 423 South 11th stroen, E. B. Brauh & Oo Produce, frults ot all kinds, oyate 1211 Howard stre Robart Purvis, 1217 Howard stroot. Writo for tor, ek, Olark & 0o, Butter, choess, o poultry and game, Ly o South Iith atroot. " Williams & Omu, Produco and frulty 1214 Harnoy strook ————y RUBBER GOODS, ETO. e — — SEEDS. Emorson Ssed Oo, growors, e sars In warden, wrasy, gralosod tron woe 1y, 17425 South 15th, e —_— BASH, DOORS, M. A. Disbrow & (10,4 Manufacturers of sash, aoors biinds and u. Branchof- | nd liard sty BLINIJ*! Bro. Bohn 8ash & Door Oy Manufacturars of moulde 10gs, bllnds, doors, wto. 16th and Clark stroots, _— SYRUPS. Tarrell & Company, Wholesale manfacturors Byrop vinegars, 217-21980uth Sth stroot STOVES. Daffy-Trowbridz Stovs Manufuo'g O, anl ot Manufactur'g stov v 12131215 T S ——— TEA, COFFEB, SPICES, CIGARS, Consolidated Coffas Company, 1414 and 1416 Harney st el E—— STEAM AND WATHER SUP PLI ES U. 8. Wind Engine & | Pump Oo., Talliday wind mills, 913 Jonesst. (. . 0K wAnAgor TOYS, H, Hardy & Co, AL Strang & Smu, ‘l\m 1004 Farnam strooy Omabs, Neb. | TYPE—WI( ITER/ Ty pe-writers, a8 A 11 Porrlg & Co., entalogue free, o 1516 Dodge Street. risges 1310 Farnamat. B ] P. T. HUGHES, ale Cash Co: 1 Western O dure leat dara, houseor n atore at baak ri Deuver. Colorado. Advances on lots of mmission Merchant, eumory b ouks and track, wired atos 1326 Mad 1590 th ahe