Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | Rowarkable for Strangth and Wild and Ex- { oited Trade, TRANSACTIONS UNUSUAL IN WHEAT, Another Big Bulge in All the Cereals - Provisions Quict, Cattle Steady and Hogs Five ¢ Higher, CricAao, e Hre April iT.—[Spocial Telegram to | The opentug of the board of trade markets was reianrkible for the strength shown and the wild and exclted condit it the trade. The foree which was carrying the ot rapldly higher at the close yesterdiy wirply expendod )t trading the fow 08 were marked up to figures. In wheat ¥ to #1.0) at once, with sca as high was a dip o 81 rluly, and on the secor May wnd #1.07'% for Ju an en 1 n m itselt fa o b irst nutes, what sur e feolly rn i May to 1he ady I'r > first ned at I 10 higher pr ¥ figures Thio ¢ th att Ve sed throuzh Trade took up v broken oft rices up have on n k under shed In fow start or wheat n & Co &1 rK 1150 s¢ Hut Baldwin w Y warp drop fn prices to #1054 BLOGY In the he there was a littie rally to 3t May and July, and o se and 376 At this point wave struck the market and many other 1 wheat here, houses. This caused for May and which followed % and $1L0744 for 81 md drop to cond bu lelped on by later it bulze prices went over suchinz 31,003 for May and 8L0TY for July. At < prices wore holding pretty firm around $1.0) and 3107 for May and July. The receipts and clearan contained nothing unusual. Minnoapolls and Duluth had 187 cars. The formor point re- vorted all products of the mills for the week sold. Later Pittsburs reported putents marked up 4o from .6 to 5.0 berrel. Philadelphia and Baltimore clear- ed Lws of whest, and Now Orleans $,000 bushels for Liverpool Now York cleared wheat 20000 sacks of | flour. Toward the close news was less positivo and the market showed sizns of subsiding, but prices held firm. A fow minutes before the close all ealeulations were upset by the sud- den upturn in prices on the Pacific const dis- patehes. May sold up to $1.10% and July to BLOS%. Tho close of the wheat market was even more sensational than of yesterday. The price of May was forced up to#L11 and July to $L00 with tho close of e under at $1.10% and $L08%, or 4 galn from last night at the best prices ot 3%c for May and 2te for July. April was quoted at 31084 to $1.10%. On the curb the excitoment In wheat continued. Privilegos in May for Saturday sold at $1.08% and #1153, and July at $1.00% and 810X at 3 o'clock. The corn There were cable n g the morning fizur 7,001 ols market was greatly quick turns both down. There is a disposition among many moderate traders and scalpers to keep near tie shore, They buy quickly on breaks and sell quickly on bulges. As on previous days, the strongest point In_ the market was made on cash des . and when No. 3 corn sold ceipts hiero cars, and for Saturday the estimate is 240 ¢ showing a gradual increase. This had little influence in the pit. At the start May sold at 7% 10 18%e, or 1o over the high closing price yesterday. July sold at 6014¢ to 6950, At the Bume moment there was a reaction to 724¢ in May and 684¢ in July, with the first drop in wheat. The second advance, due to the in- fluence of sample trade, was even stronger than the early movement, and prices went fly- 1ng uway above any former fizures, going to 7435 for May and 69%e again for July. Freo offerings put prices back to e for May and 6 for July. On the third bulze Defore 1 o'elock prices moved up to Te for May and 600 for July. At the close the extreme prices for the day for the leading months in cora were: May, 72 to Thes July, 68%c to 03c. The last fow minutes of the session brought free sclling and loss support, and prices dropped back to 7:%¢ for May and 65%¢ Tor July at the close. This left May e ana July %e under the_close of 1ast night. n the deferred months August sold for 67%¢ and Bst30, und Septembor at il both ihs closing at the lovw points fo day. 15 followed the exan ple set by wheat und ud ruled str 1y delivery opened L sold down to_size, advanced o 5730 losed finally hove yester- duy's closing pr rom B4, BGc, o Bilge. to 5% iose. July st Ae, declined’ to Bi%e. recovered o diie losed at August sold_from die down to ine at Bie. Sof closed at baving sold us high as 8,0 Compured with the grain vision trade was quict, Tho highest v for the session were mado at onee afto opent dvance over the elose diy Wis | 2150 0 0 In broducts o close, pared with sday's closing, pork was 50 I for and steady for'July: lard was 2 and 2130 higher for July for May wus as follows: Pork, $13.10 081200 at_the © lard, ¥7.00 0% Tai ribs, 81474 o 8.50 10 K. unsettled p and markets the pro- PRICES AT CHICAGO, Showing the ranze of prices fn the leading options, us reported by Cockrell Brothers, FoMuODITY [ 1z, | Low. [ Oloso. | Yest Wikai— | May July con May.... ( July i 04T May (it POIK My July Rins May July...s LA \ May, 10 July T80 1 100 108 1004 110% 107 10874 1 08 & 128 g Bitg bilg 3 10 e 1205 1545 13 80 04T i &2 sl » | | PRICE} AT ST LOUIS, EONMMODITY Wigar Muy.....{ July cony May.... July 0ATs May July [T Tow Yost. 100 1013 1044 1013 102 } 10434 101341, 1014 o Toag| o 3% sty o7l ) Notes and sh No. 2 corn, 73 Chien No. 8 yellow, §t. Louls recoipts: 86,0005 Onts, 9,000 Estimated cars for Chicago Wheat, 3 40; oats. 147 ports yestorday 12,045 flour, Whoat, 12217 cor i Shipmmenter . Wheat, 7 Corn, N3,014; 0nts, 08,900, Liverpool-12:3 p. w.—Wheat firm, fmproving. Receipts, whoat three 000 contals Including 16,000 American New York's close: Wheat, 811745 b; Decomber 8111 b, Corn July e, Oats, May e b; July e Privato cable: London. -Wheat 4d hignor asked. but buyers reserved pool—Wheat market % to 14 higher Tuesday lust Beerbohm's cable: ¢ and corn. nothing offered; on wnd corn very strong, Mirk dewrer, corn turn dearer. torula i No. 8 corn, To; Wheat, 15,000 corn, Saturday: Wheat, ik Ch demand days, 106, 200s Off coust, wheat sz Wheat Lano wheat t Off coast No. 1 Call- of it uuat din 6d, Australlan s 0d, No, ol | difornts pre GCulifornta pr | bt shipmont 438 61, Liver whoeat spot firm, corn in strong don Inrge busincss done | Lt cables steado tostrong. Euglish cables | est. French cables brought sellin s rathor ousy in | Hot uch ofering [ b ght 6,000,000 of oats this ight o be shorFt onts, strength In May and the wenkness in Jns wt the opening & € Toncray Bryan—\Whoat tron with somo outside buying, bat markoted o freely that u bronk of & r lryr g Liverpool ad \or ben pante and the m 1o the lighest point of tom Parls wero to th 10 truth i the Feport of futy and reporting their woathor 1t public ad= Ve covering y to react were treated to DUt tap b which I in provisions seen in pits and they vom - opening This & 1ahit rhet 0t some The stren Jreowed from the steady at a de to iy W. . McCormick & Tl wheat market hns cited, with tradiug of vory larze magnitude Great nervousness was shiown on both sides and the market fustuated ap and down with L rapidity that attimes rendered the execu tion of orders @ matter of great difficuity. Tho boom was startod by the ramer which came yosterday that the Freneh duty on th fnporiation of wheat would bo atouce ro moved. Our private adyices tron Puris today state positively that this runjor 18 unfounded but th v had ulrendy been experie and the erowd were not inelined to 2o | wirds, S e trades wor but wo cu w1t 10 T Rocoly eluven primary v, fut and 1 In Awartz & Co boon wild and ex \ vw“vw'l 1 ot t o iree The trade y large, tho 1 1of ricet thls 1 . it May st, Dr poncd For some reason prosenting an out coing nto the hands of pickers. 1Eeorn should weaken materially it iy hreak prov ligtle, but we con- sider them i purchase on all Soft spots. Kennett-Hopkins to S, A, McWhorter wilier volearie eruption today and 1 sy nipathize with the erowd ciught Some time ago wheat cal ly erately strong and when the opened Lae hizher [t was o great t 10 bears who covered yesterday, to fresh line. which thiey There was also considerable realizing by longs. who had kool profits, but their offerings were iy horts. Under liberal silos prices gave way 1o to f4e but the bottom fresh buying orders encountered and on show of str rts tried to et k thcir wheat and their frantic bids forced prices up nearly % fna fow moments, longs accepting profits on the bulge. ¢ fess strenzth than expeeted.the bears renewed eir assinlts, hammering the m down (Lout acont, when the bulls again came in the front and put up prizes? cents,closing tien at the top, There IS onefactor market which should not be overlooked porters at the sea const have secretly foreigners for summer shipment nount of option.In the azeregate runaing up in the s It I8 Improl exporters would accept such orders without hedging in the markets, Chleago and Duluth being the only points tocks are liberal. Thelr purchases would naturally be made here. In this way a very considerablo part of our stocks have been taken out of the market Western partics who hive both cannot safely rely on the ford L their contracts and beeome sellers s they doubtiess wi crop prospects should become us favorable clpated. That, however, 18 not w matter ry soon, and mesnwhile wfirm grip on the m prices. The market closed Wble excitement It 10 hired wild, strong oved too active There was i ¢ rally that prices to the top but liberal reilizin s by Hutelinson, Boyden and other holders held prices in chieek ‘and corn closed compura- tively easy. In provisions there was a mod- erately active nervous market not, recoptive of the huoyant feelinz in zrain but irregular on_account of it. The close was steady only in sympathy with g CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Trade hus v and Au rong and higher v inereased wes tho commission todiy, nos 1 and y_out tivity. Touses r 1o u There and amid woulil e aif Corn_and o toduy oper 1d excite nd CHICAGO, April | l Telegram to Tie Bek] —Cattle—We note little or no chunge either In the character of the demand orin prices. Big heavy stoers, any way at all se, wero hard to sell at stoady prices, on the other hand 1izht de- strable In every respect, were searce and there was the usual ¢ amonz buyers to get Just what they wan id for such values were as nigh ny day this week. Cow stock of all deseription was rather searce and sold at high prices. Stockers were steady. S0 far Wwas the top price for steers, yot $.40 to #.90 has been pald for 1,000 to 1300 pound steers, ind on such values are 506400 hizher 18t week. Cow stock was scarce and Rusiness was again brisk and value o higher all avound with nearly ever thing sold at the Rough and ¢ #.0004.70; packers, HN0L3.20; prime heavy buteher welzhts, & ight, skips and pigs, £4.00074.35, STOCKRS AND BONDS., York, April 17.—([Special Teleg; to THE BEE.|—The report cabled over yester- ay 1o the effect that the French government was about to request ocher European govers ments to suspend the duty on cereals before cuused i tion umor grain nen here and in Chicago, and was also a matter of much interest to bankers and denlers In rallrond sceuritios. While no_one pparenily belleves that such action will be Ken, the fact thit it has been even sug- gested confiras what we Awmericans, from a 1id point of view, have been hoping to be that the Europeans ure liable to bo its for breadstuffs this summer. urse the suspension of the duty would ana tremendous 10ss of revenucs to the covernment taking such pean government cin afl Mes 'S Summor hintad t sho mand for ¢ \tAme reat com than anifost tdid not overybody. in s 10 Auiy on nd L wh, the Sense should the Freno Foquients to the Dritish urliamont and. the \an relchs Wihat business is it of runce what Great Britain and Germany do? Supposo the United States should wish to sus- pend the duty on refined sugar. Would it for- ward the request to some forefsn countries to do likewise? It requires only a moment's \t to see the absurdity of tho thing, but though 1t Is w rare and highly prized comod- ity, the sol y with which the small fry of Wall street” swallows anything and everything In the way of ubsird rumors thrown to thew, and gr. ks for more, is & sure tomptation to t stock ma- uipulator and the practl There was a brilllint shuros on the New York divy, and notwithsts bsurdi- ely fm- pening to the rallway stock exchunge to- wding the fact that a fur- thor #00.000 in_ gold eoin wus ordered trom the sub-treasury for shipment to Europe the entire listof” prominent stocks moved in an upward dircotion, Business ussumed quite lively proportions right at the start. and the demind was good all around. At the end of fisst hour (speculation nuch less wtivo than at the commencement, and the wurket was about steady. The speclalitios for the most part were firu and on the rally, but transactions in them were not heavy. Tho industrials as a rule displayed no particular antmation in the early sules, but never- theless o firm tono was in attend- ance und the leading Issues registored wdvances, led by Amerioan sugar refining common, Which sold_up 1 point to 0L This stock. however, afterward reacted to Wi@hx. The' preferred aliied 5 to i, Natlonal cord common and proforred hoorose ' to KOl and 8103 respectively. “Also these subs quently receded to sty and $LOSY, Chicag moved up % to 4% and later lost the 1mproy went. Natlonal iead sold by higher at 1 St Paul was weak after uho e rly dealir Burlington and Rock Island were' the strong features of the afternoon. Kennett Hopkins & Co. to 8, A, MeWhorter— The murket hus been stronz toduy, but the activity has boen confined toa smallor range of stocks thun soue days past, nor have the movenents in prices been uniform. A fow stocks have advanced, but many others have o other lmprovement, [t looks us 1€ the short interest had boen responsible of the buying wh ut up the Ch Burlington & d Rock ‘Tslund former was ¢ ader of the market to day. Thy ditlons to ¢ 0,000 in gold Tis of the ilure or fina blesof o bank, It is 50 quite the fashion to predict that thero willbe a bad bauk statement tomorrow, but was \ SATUR if there fs It will reflect th the banks vere in a week ago rather than what they are now, for they have gained since Inst Friday in dealings in the subtroas- which about offsets the gold ren shippod. Thore 1s consid- irront talk that the relations bes the western roads and the Gould system are strofned and that the Chicago & Northwestern will oxtend to Ogden beoanse of the treatment that the compuany s recely ing from the Unfon Pacifle. It is semi- officially glven that the Lehigh Valley rail- wity will olls asordered by tho Interstate comr o commission and that the power of the SEALe COMMETee com= niission to order such reductions woutd he tosted in the courts. When this was ziven out Nieh had been weak. rallied 1 ¥ has boen easy at 3 to closed irregular but 24,220, o West to consic ling the Fremc condition that por cent, Mot cunt - Market Whole firm. - $a 1015 stated on & derbilts have gon visability of exte & Missouri Vatiey to Oxdon, Utith. sourl Pacific now gets all of the traffic finds itself in the way where It must wetive measires (o protect 1ts interost London cuble: There are efal dificultios in Paris, but nothing itely known, Credit fell 70 francs. Th tollowing are the closing quotations: U8 roxistored 122 U'S s coupo 12 U8 gy rog i U8 41§ conp 101 Pactic s of 1o Cantral Pacli Chieagn & Alton Chioago, - Burlingion & Qihoy DILE W ol Contiai L0 &Y Kansns & Miohigan Contrai Missonri Pacitl on the take rumors of finan- is defin- Industrial bank shares Northorn Paciilc PLD K. 1ock Istan | MONEY ON CALL rocont PROE MERCANTILE per cent STERLING EXCHANGY day bills, $485147 Easy; closed offered at 3 PAPER—Unchanged; 57 Quict and, $158 stoi yi sixty- cet. fal Telogram wool during moderate, The BosToN, Mass. to Tie BeE] the past w f up 00) pounds of domestie pounds of forelgn wool. steady, Ohio X sold ut $)i and No, Lat 3@ Michig at with sale at 204 n has been firm at 406 ¢ at 567 17 and Michigan fine Unwashed combing wool has 235 for onc-quarter blood for tiree blood Indiinn on and a clothing hos e, ashed Ohlo d nitn At 60 @32 for fine medinm and 53555 medinm, Texas, California and Or hive been' quict at previous prices, Pulled wools have been in Wy demand cholce supers solling at 404, fair o good supers at 0iise, and extras at 22ie, Aus- tralian wool has been in wood demand, choiee solling at #0de, and good at M@ e, Porelgn carpet w wve been n fair demand, Wo April Spo The demand f k has been M The sales and 532,000 The market has been XX nt 8 n X has qulet ong wool . Otilo delaine ine ut 3o been sold and ot Considerable ane-half hie eighths Quarter wool S have wool has be ¢ Options, New Youk, April 17.—[Special Telezram to Tue Ber.]-CorrrE—Ontions opened dull and unchianged 1010 points up, elosing st points ub und duil, The siles were neluding - April, #7405 Ma; #12.50; Tuly, 8170021310 August, tember, #16.15%16.20; November, Rio, quiet: firm; fair cargoes, 1y g ut 5 500 bags, 407 June, 210,65 “Sep- 215,50, Spot #2005 No. 7, ring Stocks, il 17, ~(Spectal tollowing M NEW YORK, Ay Tur Bee)-Th stock quotations. Alice. I Telegram to are tho wining 115 0 110 110 iorn siiver Ontarlc Plymouth Standard TPRODUC CricAao, April 17.-Whent—Closo ash, 'P\i’fl‘i'bi 103 May, #.1)4@!. @108 ‘orn —Steq Jul ly; cash, TRY@Ie; m; cash, 237i5es July, May, 81 Litd—Steadys May. 80.074; July, 879714, Short Ribs—Steady; cash and May, $6.50; July. 8214 cash, Timothy—Prime, $131. Whisky’ Flour=Strong Bulk_Meats clear, 36.6046.70: Bufter — Unel dair Egp houldel 0 Tt ribs, £.50. odi creamery fresh. full cheddars, Ame 2 i fluts, U Cheese— 113c; 11120 Hidoes salted, bulk, 3¢ dry salte Tullow="Undharged; 1. solid packed, 4%c;2, ke, 4isc Whisky ~Higher. 118, hanged; changed: Young 12@12%5¢. Une S0 i heavy and light in sult green L Al salted dry fiint, se; 14y Recelpts. Shipments BIORD et st talensh e R (LOO. 4.000 Wheat, DU s 12,000 17,010 Corn, bu 000 3,000 Oat 9,000 00 NEw Youk. April 1 t—Reccipts, 21,000 bushiels; 6Xports. none: spot 24@3e hizher and unsettled; No. 2 red, 31201501215 in ele- [ f. 0.1, Optlons then b fzn bu s over opened exeited, adyancing 1 naise, wdvanced 1 s on o orders nnd closed st ) night’s price; M atd 8,03 hushels 2, 8Uac in mixed, s K@ie higher; May elosing Oats—Rec 20,000 bus hicher: No. 2 white, B0ae: White last xports, 15,80); ovator; S8 1835e. Options Stige Aports, spot afloat; 1,000; 00 test, AT 40160, cranulated oleum —Easi loaf. {United closed for May or; west Strong; new Lard —Firmer: western ste Butte weste Cheeso—1lr 81, Lowis, April higher; cash #$1.09; Ma, Corn - Hizher; cash May, Oats— ash, 3i4e: Mt I‘ rk N6 12,87 Firme Wity A Butier cited e, ic. and at K £ Firn ut #1160, Flrm; creamery, 2@ ~Wheat—Good daliry, 1 a nts, 70 cars, K L 1143 lay. #1.09%: on Tiapril, 8.0 ck, $1.07H@ MINNEAPOLIS, April 1 mand for sumplo wheat today s niarket st high Recelpts, 12 curs: shipns Close: No. 1 hard. April, #1.15; on No. T northorn, April, 8109 track, $1.10 northe on track £07'3; April, $1.07; on tr: 1084, MitwAUK 2spring, cask Corn—Firn Onts—Stoady Provisions—Qulet; pork, May ) 1285, Crxcisyars, April 15.—Wheat {No. 2 mixed No. 2 mixed Strong; No. Corn—stron: Outs—1ig Whisky—#1.18 IKANSAS CITY, higher; Ne R0 Stronger; April cash Wheat Market, No. 2 red, Corn No. 2, ¢ 681,0, Outs ash, 681505 April, Steady: No, Liverveoor, April wand inproving Corn—Strong; d h, AL Wheat— Firm; de- uand fair, T LIVE STOCK CHICAGO, April ket steady ; 1igs. ) for ot Cattlo—Recelpts, §1.000; ceelpts, 18,000: m and’ common, $LOKIAT0; pa prime heavy dnd butcher we izht, $9.005.20; skips wnd pies, &,00@4 SHEEr—Receipts, 8,000; market active. ir- WOSLOFIS, B5.0320.007 Tt bs, #000.90, Cattlo—Recelpts, 400 Strongs falr to fa rsand feeders, Lovis, April 17 pments, L0 mark; Tves, B.1026.10; stock pts. heivy . 1499481 April 17, stond 24.85; 1,200; shipments, 4,200 .104532; mixed, mar- .10 KANSAS Crvy 2700; Shipuients 1 Cattle—Receipts, to strong; stecrs, stockers and feed= ows. #1.7 .30 oipts, 8.400; shi s closed weaks al OHAHA LIVE STOCK. &0 praents, - grados, OMARA, April 1 rocolnts of cattie K. &y yostorday and week.” The market as fut grados of beeves and Others fully stendy. indemund ab Gria OATTLE-OMolal 01D with Friday of last Active with hand Dbutehier stock stronge Feeders are active and as prices. Tho mi 1 On beeves. on hevy beaves. T1008—OMeinl ompired with Friduy of lust ntive und 5 The " range of t 3 4 the bulk henvy g0 of duy ot last week SHERP-OMoeial compared with 4 day of lust week erns, £2.0005.50, Dis; Showing the 1 on the market as Buye Swifi & lie G, 1L Tamior The Om Shipper: Left ove Vi D fo Total The Cadaly pack The Omaha paekin Bwift & Co, The Go L (i Shippers, fecders Left over tal Swift & Co, No. Av 5,100 &4 160 4 0 01 K8 Ir. 0 1 ' i 4 4 110) 1000 ot 1030 817 485 285 1 milke 1 springer 1 springer. & Baleg cow hay-fed Marsh & o) foeders. huy-fo Amos Lilly & steers, hay-fo cow. rod y-fed 5 cows, hay-fed. uds Broth 9 steers, W heifers, N 1 PIGS P SMOKED MEATS 1610 aver: Ghae; ams, 10 10 12 Bitms, 10¢; shoulc bacon, narrow st bucon, wide steip bucon backs, se; ¢ bonoless ham, 8 dried beef clods, s ha roulette, 8¢ dozen). Speci ed dried beef | SAL short el long cle Pic half ba b BEEF pure loal or 11 ard, BAIE por Ubl, #12.00; far 305 short cut ¢ Jork, #1503 prix oss Pl pori (Can 00! 26,00 16 Ponk 1bs, each O1s—Prime lurd extra lurd oil 1rd oil, 4o Joi extra noit BAUSAGES Hver sausage, e, | sausage, in_ link: bulk, 70§ smoked furt sausuge, Ke Polish suusig oI siusag Pheabove pr and upwards: u e MuTToN—Choled of mutton, L of mutton, 5 Fiesi Ponk—, 1505 SpAre ribs, 6c trimminzs, 5ei bac G3c; cleuned p uneleaned pigs’ fo 1 BEEF (U 1oss Famps, halves. T lde (& The recelpts ye butter espect EGGS— Lho niark price the most of t BUrTER-T pondi PoULTRY— 1t dressed chicken side for the v sell ut 8 geese, du arkot HAY s i sor'tu The recel #15.00 per ton, L. 7. Davis Ml Crean, Bl lul, Bl Datcnt: it E2ERSES! bacon elear |u~m..1 08 uro b DAY, ket Bdead with ore pronounced and numerous roothbis we w‘. to h o prices With 81-004 Yestorduy and 002 Pric receipts ) Nutive 1 of 1hoF of sheep bouzht by the packers and other buyors Swn by the boos of the Union stock yards eomp iny show| CATTL vd Compa The Cudihy packing compa KINE compuny ders an 1 other buy oo ne o 13 np it nd "comp: 1d ol Representati MIXED, 6 4 4 STOCKEIS AND FEEDERS, a 300 at BULLS. 1740 1663 STAC OXEN, HEIFERS, CALVES, MILKERS AND SPRINGERS, WESTERN CATTLE, o BHEZ rovisic Sugar Cu han 1b 1 rips itorn dried be ver Nige he : smoked i hams, 1 special honeless breakfist bacon, He: s Lams, insi ney 1 short on short bacon 3 b Tiams, burrels, $18.00, To. L 100 1bs, $10.50; s, 86003 efzhith barrels, 3 ac. D PORK AND BEEF ily por ur pork, 58 o y), BI5, plate beef, $10.00; extra plate be beef (honeless) #11.50; ef, half bbls, #6.00; extra family plate beef, Boneless—RBurrel #15.50; half barreis, 100 1bs, e barrels, 80 1hs, euch, $4.50; cighth burrels, 1 ofl, win wintersgrained, L gil, -fo0t o1l 40¢; Laliow o Bologna, 4 Load chee s0; fros Dork siu smoked Knoblaueh sausig, st for S5 quantl dressed ddips of 1 2 of putton, loins, rlc shoulde bone foet. p u Al r clods, beef Toins, 1 ; beef ribs, 3 sweet, breads (per doz). Hei 0x tadls (eaen), .\ 5e; L try sterdiy 11y being i 1z s about 13 o he ¢ 1pply nzly hig 5 W roll went quite readily ut gutting d 100 Wi best stoc per doz. rkoys are pts were but the best upland could still Flour. Co., high D, tull %40; spec! yesterduy prices sellfria ot $1.0)5.0. # yesterdny short e, #1100 Produce. APRIL wiek fool ot hozs 1 4018 and market Al wold was 8180 Light Tho Mighor. paid e, $.0 "Disld was $4.07 08 of shoep 497, as nd 180 Fris 3.0 West o X Stock. cattle, hozs mnd (5 any ny any buyers Sales, No. 10 Av. 105 1264 1 1208 106 132 Pr. 0 21..1168 1050 1056 K11 1060 1200 1100 18..010 0 15, 05 0 L1216 ) 970 0 120 8 K 500 500 160 ared —Hams, 21 aver: age, 10¢; skinned Clear breukfust i elear breakfast ineloss broukfast ws, 7 of hims (sets), i spleed rolls i tonzues (pe to 15 1h averag and knuckles, Ak fast bacon, Bgc welght short ney clears £20.00; barr 12,000 bone- S8 heof. £ 811,003 boneless rolled 00 108 ¢ £.00; U I rtor Mer strained extra No. 1 Turd oil, 1, 40 Jood stusi jeq frosh h pork sausi y Ulac; Irank- jend cheose, Gige; No © sausige, lots of % pounds ty 's¢ more wutton, 8y nutton, e} bre ks sts tenderlolns, ors, Gc; hoeks, 30 dressed ho 10zen rough Ueof tender- o3 SUPIDS, U ap o, Sci rounds, | hone- loins, No beot ribs, kid= n puch. t o live eef tonzues W not pply at which heavy, very Tight and The bestcountry rather late for s about the ont Live chicken Lrdly enoug IVing to make i somewhat larzor bo quoted st \ patent, No. 1 and ent, 1 sorsl, patast, [ 1801.-TWELVE . 10, #1.00: Minnesota patent hard whont patent, #2.65; Nebraska sp whent patent, #2100, Oslnmp's ready 8425 por case of 5 2-1h prek in bbls. N Y. #6005 Klup-Jack meal, &, Oniahn Milllng Co., rellanco patent. $2.00; fnvineibie patent, #£.75 Lone StarSuporfative, #2.40; Snowllake, £2.00: {aicy Family, § B Giiman's Gold Mod.l; 42,80 Si6w Wiite £250; Knowfluke, #2105 wow grade, $1.00; bran, 21,00, 16 rise buckwheat 083 ek wheat Excolsior hrand, #.50 rtables, grown stock, Ve Home r b Vet ( W or ¢ SPINACH- Pt hbl, #2200, LETTUCE=-Cholec stoek, 40450, RUTABAGAS - Michigan stock, pe BEETS--[or b, 82,70405.00. ON1ONS=-Spanish, laree crates CARROTS - Por hb], £ CELERY - Michi per doz #1100 SWEET POTATORS--Cholee stock s #.50 per bbl§ seed potitors, £400 p RADISHES Per doz huy PARSNIPS—Per bl CannAGE - Per 1D, CUCUMBERS— Pl CELERY ROOTS BEANS—Cholee stock POTATORS rdo, 41,65 Pk PLANT CAULIFL r bu, 60¢ 50, stock, 4024505 California, held £ bbl, at Fur Raccoon, No. 1, Jarge, 75¢; No. 1 medl No. 1, g1, 4003 No. Mink, No. 1| #1003 No. 1 medfunn, N, Iy i, & 506 Skunk, LIeK, cnsed, No, 1, arge No. 1, median, me; No. 1, smiuil. 60 Skunk SlOrL AUH e, cased; No. 1, arge, 15es No. 1, me i, et No. T, Sl Bkunk. narrow Stripe, cused, NO. 1. Trge, 40c; No, 1, medium Skunk, Hroud st cised, No T rgo durk, N, 1, arie, 82,505 Nos | V1L BLAD: No. B $100 5 N0, 1, med i, $1.00; No.3, 006, ok, gray, No. 1 N0, 1; medtim, 205 No. b il 2 intain, No. 1, I No. I, e Now'L stalll, thes No.d, #1.00. Wolf ¥.00: NO1, mod it 10,003 N fieaver, No. 2 perskin, No. | 286.00; No. 1 mod urn. 5 sl Oiter, No. 1 Tarze, § 1 imed iy, 1. 11 diun, $1 2 prairic, No. i o. 1, small skin. No. 1, Targe 1, smiall, # b e Wild No. Ismail ; Noo 1 small, No. Lmedium, ¢ n NO 1 lnrge, #.0 1 smull, #2300, No. T uied No. T lars 10e. Opossur Hid No. 1su No. 1w ir bluck i lirge, $10.0 AL 800, Dhear 1. modfum, 52, culs, No. I larze, 31 1 small, £.00. Murten, Wi No. | No. I m skin 10 to - Deer, eer, 07 {0 15¢ Muskrat 0; No. 1 T Deer Deer, d, per b, N summer, per 1b; fall, perih. ter, per 1., No. 11 salted, per piece, No. 1 large, 25 lope, per 1., No! 1 larze, 1% Ib., No. 1lurie, Se to 1 T~ Winter. No. 1 lar 7e; fall, i, Hes fall, No. 1 larze, He; full, No. dium, 1e: dantaged, speared or shot. be. Musk rut—Southwestern and territory—Winter, No, Llarge, Hei winter, Noo 1 niedium, Ties fall No. 1large, 1e; fall, No. 1 medium, Sei dam aged, speared or shot 7c. Quot Omaha DIMEN 10N 85— 12,14 & 101t 815 50 13 00 13 00 NI 1600 16 0 2x12 16 00 16 00 ixi to G GxH.. 10 00 0 1800 I(U\‘\\ We TemNa, Er 1l 1, nel well nd bev., £4.00; |. kets, D, & H. squre, § FESING N G, 106 4, 810,00 12 Mlln rf, $14.00: ft. #16.00; 4 in, #16.00 $100: 4 In, #11.00; R15.00. SInING—A, 12, 14 12, 14 and 16 16, #20.50; BoArDS—No. 1 com, FI8M; No. #, com, ¥ No. 4, com, #1 SrocK BOARDS A, 12 in, 13, 818, #45.003 C, #40.0)5 D, #25.00; No. 1 common, 12 in, sls, 10, 1 nd 18 ft, #21.00; No, 2, #18.50; No 1 common, 12 in, 818, 14 ft, #£0.00: No. 2, #17.50 No. 1 common, 13 in, sis, 16 (b, $1950; No, $17.00¢ No. 1 common, 12 in, sls, 2) ft, $£21.00; N tions are for car lots on board c 15 £t 0 15 50 15 50 20 ft. #16 5 15 00 16 16 17 0 22 ft, §17 00 24 ft 18 00 10 00 x4 x4 Y 3 1ch, flat, $22 o, No, and 14 ft, 1.00; 0.4, 6 I, 1 and 141t No. i, 600, 16 18, $15.00; 4 in 1 16 £, B, 15.00; No. 4 003 C, $17.50; ', com, § #%.00; B, 12 In, ,AP—No. 1 plain, 8 and 10 in, 2, #16.00; No.1, 0. G, 8 in, 10 in, grooy g, 12, 14 an FINISHING— 18t und 2d, cl., 1in, 825, 1 and 3 in. 84000; 34 cloar! 1 in. o2 144 and 2 in, 8 select, 1 n, s’ 3 and 2 fu _ #10.00 ot. #1.00 extra, 15t und 2d_cona b common UTHERN Y flooring, 13-16 stu flooring, 13 28, from1ig om 115 . casings, inch, 80.00; 1 and 2 inch, ¥0.00, 1t and 2 D, E50.00. AR LusnE ol and up, 1st and 24 “inclh w25, inch und up, 1st and T 1 inchp )00, )00s, ETC.—Tar board, 31, per ¢ i biinds, nioulding turred felt, £2.10: st ash, b r it ewt., [ per Doard. $1.15, FLoon A 6inch, whit 50; B, Cincli, white pine, £ G-inch, white pine self-fenc siding, 50c per M extra SHINGLES, LATH—Extra standard * $; extr G-inch clear ping, 81903 clear sers-White cedar, 6-inch, 145, ars, 1le; white codar, ds-ineh, qrs, Oe: white cedar, 4-ineliround, ouk, Se; Tennessee red cedar, split, 14 8 . 810 g pine ' codar, redwood, split Miscellane Hoxey—Cholee, 11D frames, 1872 N, 7C—On board o Al 90} Kae: Quiney whit Milwiukee conie English rs 1t Omaha Chauiplon nent : Utlea cene ont, K54 plaster white sur har, per ! HibES hides ; No. 1 green salted hides i 0 10 1hs, 6 salted 40 alf, 8 to 15 1bs, Iry tlint B3'505 NO, COAL—On by —Chestuut, v 800, Soft conl w: Walnut 25 per ton; b Southern Tinols block, #325; Towa lump, & X1 GrEAsE—Tallow No. 1 1 tallow No. 2, $14@ils ol wroase white B, yellow grease, dark, Hact L prime, 162 tallow, 143 % P4es v OAr LoTs Oxty ton. HIGOMEAS.00: dry. country, blenehed: per fon: F10.000 100; datnp and meaty, per ton H00IAA00. Tihgsoptioes wro for ones welghed ind delivored In Chicago. The Baby’s Dry (3 buffalo, per parents & Health often gives fond very great anxiety and care. S., Is the popular remedy for chil dren. Itls safe, palatable and do€s the work., David Zartman, of In- dependence, O., says: 8.8, 8. CURED MY BAIY OF THE WORST CASE OF CATARRH I EVER SAW A CHILD WITH. THE NASAL DISCHARGE WAS VERY LARGE AND OFFENSIVE, 8. 8. § MADE A PERMA- NENT CURE." Books v Tlood and Skin diseases free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA SOUTH OMAHA. LIMITED. UNION STOCK YARDS CO., - LIVE STOCK (,()\'IMlS%XUN . D. Boyer & Co 08-60 Exeh Butlding, Bouth Omaha 8. 7. Coffinan, Builey & Uo, % Exchiango Bullding Bouth Owaha Hum. & G 30 Exchiange Bulldiag Boutl Vwaiu. flour, PAGES OMAH Manufcturers an “BILL IARDS, | The Brunswiok-Balke Oollender Co, Billtard morchandisa, Saloon fxtiras 07, 403 8 10th stroot, Omahin AllM; 1 BOOK BIN DERS Law briefs, bank suppliss, and printing line, 10th and Dougl as st Ackermann Bros, & Printers, binders, eloctr, 3, facture 116 Foward stre BOOTS Oharles A, Ooo & O, | Kirke Wholo Manufacturers and job- be 109 oward Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1812 Harnoy stroo Ouatia, Nob, Ver 8 and BOXHS. " John L. Wilkio, L Omahn paper box factors, | Duteho 18171310 Douglay, | Tool Orders promptly nllot. | OARRIAGES, Oma WAGC CARPETS. O Gil, Omr\)m Oarpet Om, Carpets, oft cloth, tngs, enrtatn goo “Woat & Fritsoher, Manufacturers fino clgars Jobbors of leat 1011 Farnam stre |Manut Ounha 00@1 Ouku nul Lime Qo. 1oy a0 conl erfitn aod Do 8 B O hrants. U | Hulbert & Blum, Rock Sprin Waimareiod . H Tay omces 10th T 0 414 8. 15th st ican Fuel Co. Bhippors and dealors 1a sadhracito and bitu- ‘minous coal n stroot. Nebraska Fuel 0o, 3138, 4 3th stroot, Omaha, Neb. Mount & Griffin, F B Omalia, Neb, CORNI B Eaglo Cornico Works et o T lights eto. 1110 and 1112 Be S | caps, iron M. E. Smith & Oo, Dry goods, furnishing g00ds, notions. | Dry gon Cor. 11th and Howard sts. | Cornor Wo]f Eleotrical Co. Ilustrated Catalogue freo. 1614 Capitol Avenue. Parlin, Orendorf & Martin O, Corner Jones and 9th st Omaha, Neb. Sk 1540-1 FLOUR. Broken Bow Roller R, T. Milling Gou c Office and_ warchouso, 102 N. 1oth street | Cor. st F. Gilman, 19th straat MR o Slap enk 12 \E. Managor. Omaba Mlling Co., Merchant Millors, Ottice o 1313 North v na wtll 16th St niture Co., Furniture and earpots, 1115-1119 Farnam street, Beehe & Runyan Fur-| iture Co, | C.A. Beeve | 1200 ider & " TLoomis, J T. R Tobbors und Tmporters of | notlons and furulshlag | i | P 1111 Howard streot cor. 12t J. A 102 1 GLAS Kennard Glass and | Paint 0o, | J08-1414 nraoy birost Williex 117 and 610 South Loth 8t Blak: W0 Cummings, 0 Omahin, Neb. GROC Paxton & Gallagher | 711 8. 10th stre Meye 6, | 1014 700 Omaha, Neb. D. M. Steelo & 0o, Sloan, Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney st 1ith ar 8 A Cockrell Brokoers, o New ¥ Chic Bt. Lol clal atten ton kiven W track bids on gralu, lst NotlBaak. Bros.' i & DIRECTORY. BI1OYC YJV{S. A, H. Perri —_—_— Omaha Republican Printing AND SHORS, W. V. Morse & O, 1th | _BUTCHERS BUGGIES, | W. T. Seaman, Gontant & Squires, Hardand soft coal ship- 1808 Farnam owell & O, anr Johnson Bros,, 2135, 14th strosy \ 1402 Farnam street F. Ruemping Galvanlzod ird Dormer window. 811 Farnam St. Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry ELEOTRICAL SUPPLIAS, FARM MACHINERY, HIC. T, . Northwall, Genernl —_—_—— —————— Ylemens Oskamp, FURNITURE AND CARPF S, Dewey & Stone Fur- | Olias, Shiverick & Oa Furnitnro and furnish 58, PAINT, OIL ANU I)xtULL e R JILIHS- MoOord, Natl Bank. Brokor A 0 Jobbery” go & Co, akes, All Pricos, Parts 15 Dodgo Streot, TATIONER“‘). Vo, everything In the Heirto, blank ook wAnu ndal!,Jones &0o, alo Manufactur's Agents for Boston Rube | 110, 100 Marhoy St 1104, ry, Corni Morchante oyl iland examin ouis Heller, 3, ETO. we 1 INS AND ARRIAG L()’A‘)I[\G moro & Rual, acturers’ Agonts, \ha, Neb, pors, root, Omaha Mahoney & Co. Soft. 78. Lith streot, Omaha, N Farnam stroot, Omaha, Neb. Havens & Co., Omahn. door fintals, etc. Tin and slte roofer. Goods 0o, 0ds, noto: nishing 1th uad Harnoy wostarn ngent ndla Plow Co, #51 Sherman ave. Davis Mill Os cor nt Omaha. and Jaokson sts. 150 9 t ready ack Moal, tin I the world 5 8. 2th strood Carpots. 210 Farnam St. obinon Notion Cou, 1§ K003, eslonratod 'br Kin" ovora Whirts, coats, oto! | Vand 1oward st Iunur & L)., Jougias Strad , Bruca &0 Luaveaworth 3t r& B aapks 9% Harnoy strooh, Jol 10 Leavenworth atrents, iy & Co., | i Leavenworth, Br ba, Nebraska. Mo orter New An | Kost Varloty | | Manufacturors of GUNVOWDER, Hugh @, Olark. Gonl W B0 Dinating o Tais Harney HARDW AR Rector & Wiluelmy Oo Leo-Olark - Andressed 100l anl Jackson sts Hardware Oo, [t ; 110841110 Harnoy strooh | Guabe Oania Nob LWL 1L -, FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TALLOW. Geo. Oberns & Co,, | J. 8. Smith & Ga., hstroot, 1408 2 Loavenworth sh ba | ey IRON WORKS, Paxton & Vierling | Omaka Safo & Tron Iron Works, Works, W Wk, engthos, (ManuCrs Aira and hurglag Bt ] brass work, gonoral | ! Macthing and | work, 1ron shutters and fire escapes. Q. Abs blucksmith work. U, P, Ry and 1th st dreen, 14th & Tackaon std me Iron and Wire | Works, Wilson & Drake, ] Mg box b 1ar flues, fire 1 WIKo AN BrASs wks, oFs, tAAKS, 618 8. 16th st N Hoehl, - Propriotor. | Plerce and 19th stroets LITHOGRAPHING. Rees Printing Oo. Lithographing, and lank Hooks. 114 and Hownrd Sts, Printing R LIQU Tler & Oo,, O]{. . William Darst, Wines, Liquors and Ce Kara 1813 Farnam 8t | Frank D Farnam St | i3 Knnnedy's stndis Bittors. R. R. Grotte, ortor and Wines aiit Omaha llone & Co. 1quors and Genutno Nos e A, Frick & Oo,, tesnlo LiguorDealers 15 92 application 1xlas Stroot 7I. Kirsohit & Co, clesale L 1q: W rhea 08 8. 10th St. e i) LUMBER. @ W. Donglass & Co. | Jobu A, Wakeficld, Hardyw TR Corrent Miwa ey Hydraulie Coment ang Quincy White Ltme Wyatt - Bullard Lume ber Go. 20th and Tzard Stroots, Lumber, 1510 North 16th Strost. Charles R. Lee, Hardwood | " Louis Br adford, Lumber, 1o, coment,ota < Douglas street. — I\III“AINERY A\Il) NOTIONS. "0, A, Stonehill, | T, Oberfelder & Oy Ailinery, Noti | tmporters ana Jobvers ta Cilks, B0 ity 15 8. 10th st omana | 70 " dircen " M e MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS, ETO Mex Meyeor & Bro, Oo,, M'('% jowelers, dealors in wusieal lnstruments, Oady & (rm LAme, Cemon Cor. 9th an1 Douiay A How—m, JIr, Planos, Organs, Artiste Materlals, Ete., 1515 Douglas Stroot CEMENT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & Co. 2188, 13th strasn Farna; wnd t6th. | Omana, OILS. Consolidated Tank Line Co, Refined and lubrioating ous, axlo greavo, et 4. 11 Bishop, Manager. PAPER. OYSTERS. £ A Booth Packing Co, Oysters, fish and canned kooda. 1608 Leavenworth. PI ATING. Western Plating W'ks Gola, silver and nickel plating on all_metals, tabieware, ote. replatod. Carpenter Paper Co, | Carry a full stock of | R tiiatass o et writing paper, card pa- Pollshing brass & ohan- per, ete. work. 1114 Dodga. — e ey PRODUCE, COMMISSION. Ribbel & 8mith, Denlers In_country prod- fruits, vegetables, Bohroeder & 0o, merehants, th 11th stroot. E. B. Branch & o, 121 Howard strost Rob:rt Purvis, 1217 Howard streot for pricos on bute ‘ogis. ‘poultry and i Clark & 0o, Butter, chooso, ezzy, potiltry and gamo o South 13Lh stroot. " Williams & Oross, Produco and fraits, 7 Howard stroet. 0. Rosso & Qo., Foretan, Callfornta tropleal fruits, 1213 Hownra stroet. Porter Bros, 0o, Californta, Florida and tropleal frufts 1 J0nes strast. Butis, - Managor ana &0l 0. W Kirsohbraun & Sous, Buttor egs and poultry. 1200 Howard streot. Bates & Oo, Country produce, frat epotablos, Krocors Talties. tons, apico: 7-419 8. 1ith 8. 1214 arnoy stroot. ey RUBBER GOODS, ETO. “Omaha Rubber Co., Manufacturing an1 Job- bers all kinds rabbar 1008 Farnam stroot. Sood growers, de wnrdon. grass, graln tron sl 421421 South 1ith ——— g SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, B M. A. Dishrow & Oo.,| Bohia 8ash & Door Manuf 1, U 0o, ors 0f moulle 113, dooes, bitnas wnd | Monidings. Branehot- | o e ind lzard sty | 10th and Clark stroots, SYRUPS. STOVES, Farroll & Oowpaay, | Dafly Teowbridgs Whoioate myatastaes |37 M O, 108 | Manufasture stoves ant fad ath Sth stroot | 19131215 Loavanworth ab, ) SPICES, CIGARS. e TEA, COFFEE, Consolidated Coffos Company, 114 and 1410 Harney sb Omulin, Neb. _——————— STEAM AND WATER SUP PLIE3 U. 8 Wind Engine & | A, T &(nnr & Sow. Pumy Co., Talliday wind mills. 913 T 12 gonos st G, B Hovs, acting managor. | _—-sa"— sw m rm TOYS, | TYPEB-WRITERS | 1002100 Faroam strook Oumata, Nob. "H. Hardy & Con e P. T. HUGHES, WHOLESALECASHCOMMI Elgin Type-writers, olls, albums, fanoy AR use furalshing | 15800420, A, . Perrige car. | &Co., catalogue fres. 1916 Dodge street. 1018 Farnamst. | ION roll butter und with tillers, {g) and Western Cremmoery 10005 A 1 empty exy Bale chieap or exchunge for eggs at Write for particulars, Deuver. Colorado market priod, s wud 150 1o Sireel Omaba. -