Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1891, Page 6

THE SPECULATIVE. MARKETS. | Businos for the Week Opened with All Iv'erest Oonterad fiu Wheat, TRADING WAS WILD AND UNSETTLED. Corn Kept Within a Moderate Ttange ittle Trade in Provisions—Cat- tle Prices Unchanged —Hogs a Shade Lower. Onteaco, April 2).—(Speclal Tie pre]-The woek opened on ‘chang all the intorest centered in wheat. The breai in tho course of the wild market covering the b hudf of lust wock, ocensioned by Sunduy obsorvance, did not e the excitemont to aba e Trade went into the pit us norvous and s wred over the strength as 1 war had broken out In Europe. There sectied searcely a reason for tho extraordinary actlon of the markot the first hoar. May was #L13% and #1124, and 8115 almost in a breath, From BLIGIt droppel to $L14 with a thud, then to BLIGY agadn, thon to #1144 In o minute and moved right up to #1153 a second thue, At the 1 of the hour it was buck to #1135 axai July was between $101% $1.11% with August September sales at BLOS, or better. Corn was much less active tnan usua’, and held around Tie for May the first hour. Oats woere very strong, selling at the close to 5ie for May and st 5o for July arly. Provisions started about steady and the range of pwices before the morning call was quite narrow. There was a wild and unsettle wheat most of the diy, with teading of foars and ramors, and very Httic atiention was given to any news that had its this side of the Atlantie. It wus a ket vory largoly. Siorts also . ent place in dealinzs, The maur- was so flizhty that the short rost was Te ruse and and market in roat deal of int eronted fna minute and was eliminated the next. A long line was taken on one and lguldated the next. It was a groat mar- ket for the sealpers, but was so wicked in its changes that it was mors luck than sense with the trader who gotin and got out without belnt plucked. Thore wero very liberal re- ceipts in the northwest, with 52) cars at Min- neapolis and Duluth for forty-elght hours, But Minneapolis public stock decreased 101,00 wid country clevator stocks ereased 54,000 bushels for the week. he vis- 1ble supply report came strageling in and at one time 1t Tookea ke s decrease of perhaps 750,000 bushels. Final fizures give the slim de- cerease of 157,000 bushels against a deerense the (oo week in 1880 of 1,681,000 bushels. But this was ignored by tho trade as unimportant Atlantie ports cleared 23,000 bushels of wheat, and a great line of flour, 0) pac Cables were closely watehed. Liverpool public cables ecarly quoted wheat 4d to %d do while privato cables called Liverpool 1d up. London was 1s up on cargoes and 153d up on flour. Dram & Co. had a Parls cable giving that market oxcited. Closing eables were equally stronz, The heaviest and most persistent buyinz of the duy was by White & « Mitchell bouznt eariy, but sold later. Poole also bought and sold heavily. There was o great array of big sellers when- [ the market took a bulge. Geor Smith, McCormick & Co.. Kennett. Hopkins, Dunn, Orr and many o thors sold at every good op- portunity, The ac u as iteould be traced, was ovened around SLIYL with sa BLI2E and $1134, and wquick jump to 3113 There was a quick drop to #1.14, with sales as low L0144, and a second rally took It to $.15. Before 11 o'clock the price was buck to 8113, then up to $L14Y, off aulekly to 81133 to 8144 about 1 o'clock. July started around #1.10, sold at $1.00% spur- Ingly and at3L1L about the same time. On the early bulge the price wont to LI, off Jater to 81,104, to 8111, and on a great burst of trading in this month to $1.12% at 1 o'clock, The late showinz of stren th was on_closing continental cables, which wero stronz and high The wheat market closed with excep- tlonal strength, and with July very close to o best polnt. renchod it SLIZG > This was 2140 over the olose on Nuturday. May touched #1415 just before tho clos, and the lust trades were around $L1. Aprl was quoted with “llr at$l 3,10 8115 to BLIT at the close. The trade moved Into July very strongly the last haif hour, giving that month o big bulge to$1.1243 ut the high point. De- ferred months in wheat were quoted as fol- lows: August, $1.04 to £1.08; September, $1.04 10 81.0/44; Decamber the same s Septembe year. $1.01 to $L04 hid ‘at the closs. On th curb wheat privileges sold with n spread of 50 for July v 6o for Muy. May puts ALl calls, LI July puts, $LI0E oulls; The corn trade did not go wild at any time and tho market was Jithin'a moderito ¢ Lo T2Ye, moment bushels, rer, e 10 65'4c to 657 ¢, at the same time, Thoro Littlo pressure in the corn trade all day. The best strength of the day, aside from the Iittle bulge early, was during the lust halt ! Atthat time May recovered from 3 July f ater imonihs. under July, The Tocal Is for the ased 90,100 bushels 1pts s, and for tomoreow the estimite uly corn privilezes sold at 68 and 69%¢ 4t 2550 p. . Although oats were dull and weik early in the session, the market recavered before the tup of the bell, und elosad from % to e above Suturday's quotation dolivery openod at M%e, advianced to :lined “to 563, ¢, but closed at tie hi Sk, June sold rom By 10 5640, 10 Mk, 135140 at the close, July sold from &l wp o le, own 0 i and closed finully ut 5o, ~Auzust elosed at 8%c and Septemberatii5oe. The recelpts ug- ted 160 cars, of which 101 cars were of act grade.’ Lnspeoted shipments from the store were 8,801 bushels. Tho visiblo sup- ly fizures show u decrease in oats of 5,000 ushols. The provision trade had a_mode The extrome range in_pork wus 1o 1200 and $13.00 for May, and 81, for July, closing at #1317 up for Say. und 214 very duliind closed low points of the session. changed. wto day. between s at the Ribs were little PRICES AT CHICAGO. Showlng the ranze of prives in tho leading options, us reported by Cockrell Broth ers: July...iin Rins— May July’! LaRD— May....... AT SE T, | LOULS, GOMMODITY | Wigat Ma, July conx - May.. July. 0ATx Tow. | Viose. ¥ g 107y 114 1 g 1078 1.0i%g Clearances: 7883 flour, 02 apolls reports sales of flour 15,000 sacks this morning at higher prices. Kunsas Olty siys: Oash corn hore is selling vanoo of 2o since Suturduy, ago dispateh says: White & Co. con- tinue o ubsorb most of the offerings of July wheats they take all large lots. St. Louis Recelpts: Wheat, 2,511: corn, 170,- ume diy 1ast'year: Wheut, 15; onts, SLO0J. Shipments: Sorn, 47,783 018, 8,840, Wheat, May, 81 August, 81 .\ L. Corn, i Outs, 2, May, Gsigé ‘s cable: proviug, Hd higher. flour 1s d_de On pussige alifornia, Euzland very cold. atry market generally dearer, 45 dearer, W. EMeCormick & Oo., 10 F.C. Swartz & Co, ~=The ‘wild bull market j, wheat followed the strong news recelved from abroad. Londou showed an advangg of a shilling on Doth spot und futures. Liverpool was up o Live 001—Wh Mark Lano - Wi Lane — Wi Cargoe: very st OfF coust 2, Aus- ather in | by | ndvaunced one shilling onny and Herllo advanced 24 marks, Claarances from New York of flour Were lurge Amounting to 42,000 DPackagos and they also Meared 34,000 bushels of wheat. Il.uuulrl. at Noven primary poluts were 583,000 bushels but THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:- UESDAY, APRIL 21. 1801. shipments exconded them amounting to 470,000 The market dovoloped quite a shortage which had evideatly beon put out or. Satarduy on tho order that i reaction wns (ue and these shurps bought hoavily, There was nlso & lurgo amount of long ‘byging forboth local and _outside wccount. The market closos stronz and we donot yot en a break ahend; Corn opened firm and higher, but quickly lost Jts clasticity and slowly dechined ‘apparently of its own weight. Keceipts, although not lurze, did not meot with good demand, and shipping grades woro quoted fully 2o lower than Saturaay. Outs seemod under the sanio influonce ns corn. We incline to the short gide of both July corn and oats on bulges visions duil aiid featuroless. The temper of locul traders is quite bearish, bt docs seom to oronto pbrouk i pricos purchases on soft spots will pay. Login & Co, to Toncray & Tho wheat ~market openod with citement with May from 118% to 115 July froin 100% to 111%, The closing price for May 113%, July 116, slanzes in May are 1d than July. It s near vo rgcommiond goting of the May opt The condition 0 Ewropo Including the United Kingdom are ex- cited not for thelr immediate wants but for thelr “anticipated requirements nftor the growlng crops are gathered. Californian rgoes due ubout Octobor and Novembor per quarter in London It there Is to prices now are With o now ex- and suy He por bushel. soarcity of wheat only moderato but 0D 1n the ground In all the principnl wheat owing countries of the world with 1o groat wlurm, prosent prices may be higher uy of the cargoes now purehased reach thelr destination. The betlevers in hizh prices hinve tho benofit of 7 shiilings por quar tor advance, suy 2le por bushel fron the price current abont SIxty ¢ nd to Uring ut a decided ol 1ent towards wor prices will reqg f sonie of the sipples alloat, Our own poly 1D to the HeXE crop, aeeording 1ot tion for the near futien. Wo fook for uetive trnding with fluctustions enomgh to make it a profitablo sealping narke Tn corn the amonnt of teading I8 Hgnt conwured with wheat. Onts in &ympathy with teade i 1zht and without much Provisions steady with Hight fluetatic Kennett Hopkins & Co. to 8. A Moy There Issearecly amemberof the board of ofny prominence whio has not predi prices today if he has expressed uny at all. but the market opened substantinily at the bottom iy July but it sold at SL12% Defore the plt was closed, Everyhody is et at tho steregth of the marker, even those who have been predicting 31,25 und $1.5) wheat, und nobody ein satistactorily account for it." We hiave nominally in store and afloat here Clght mil uslicls, but the market acts 15 if 1ot one quarter of it is available for spoenlative purposes and this I8 possibly true, “nstern exportors in hedging agaiust their to forcignors have probably tied un - mililons of 1 it will not e for sule again it forel actually take the whoat tl wpor (v enziged seaboard. toall intents and pur poses our ste has suddenty dropped from K00.000 to about HLN,00° bushels, 1nd professional traders, failing to realize the chunge, are operating as If the entire 8,000,000 were available, This (s the only the- ory on which e can account for the remrke- able action of the market. The advance his practically checked the eXport business at the S rd fnd we do ot believe phenomenal buoyaney ean be long mafutained. Prices may ultimately go much higher, but o mate rin decling wo'think next in order. Corn and 0uts have been fairiy strong, though not at il buoyant, and at tinies have ' manifestod_con- slderable woukness. Recelvers hive freoly supplied the demand on all rallies and appur ently would not be averse to lower prices. The'situation is still stronz and under th control. Provisions continue to b ted in favor of other warkets. They ook weik Prices apponr to be sustained only by the buli ing in gra Packers wern solling more 2y toduy than for some time past and 1t closed tame, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. al Telozram toTne 1 1isposition on the part of buy wwmmer” the markot today, but up to o lute hour thero had been 1o p: coptible change as compared with the closo on Friday, and there were salesmen that wero quoting big steers 100 lower. but that was not admittel by any of the buyers, and all ad- mitted that nice handy steers sold fully as Strong us it any time. Cow stock of all grades was in good demand and steady. Nothing of note was goinz on in the stocker and feedor line. Steers averazing 125 and 145) 1bs. sold and those averazing 113) to 1200 0; stockers, $1.50@510; cows and helfers, $.5 @5.00; one car of grass-fod Tex- ans, 2810 1bs.. at & HoGs—Business opened rathor brisk with liere and thero u few loads selling to the ship- purs and speculators at a slight advance, but aftor they were out of the way and only buyers for puckers left, valuos weakoned and closed ashade lower than on_Saturday. We quote rough und common at $0KBAT0; packers, 8140 and closed at the wheut closed at 81,12 op. O BEE, S AND BONDS, NEW YORK, April The B Spoctal Telogram to .J—The week opened on the stock change with quite & promising outlook for tho leading railway shares, all of which were liberally traded in at advancing figures. The improvement recorded was equal to noarly point, and was of & general characte) Realizations were heavy on the way up. and before the eud of the fivst hulf hour the saleson this account caused u halt in the rising murket and some stocks reacted to 4 smull extent. Burdngton & Quiney fell off % to St Paul i fo 03, Rock Island ! Louisvillo & Nashville 1 to 8%, Missou sifie 34 to T0%. New Eng- tand 1 to 18k, Northern Pacific proferred 1 to 6%, and Union Pacifie i to 48, The renction- ary feeling, however, was of only momentary duration, whd the st soon rosuied 16 upw ird this rise s il things attained a than in the isnetions, zton & Quiney sold yek Ts= Missourt and Some of the industrials displuy rablo animavion t tho outset and preved quotations. fining led " off with an_advance ot to 024, but this stock afterward reactod 1o i [s now within o small fraction of the top noteh. Tho prof while not dealtin, rose % to 8@, Nutlonal Cordage Common was in active request and moved ip i 10887, Chicago gas also occupied n con- spicuous place in the trading, but the im- provement in it amounted to only %, the price rallying to 50, following which there was a re- cession to 40§, American cotton oll sold up 1 o 2, ditto new common 3 to 2. Edison zen- eral i to 984, and national ' lead ' to 104, il on limited trinsnctions, overnments opened steady at 101% bld for $14's und 120012235 for the 4's rezistered, 312114 for #'s registered stamped pald, 12251224 for the +'s coupon ind I for 45 ex-July coupon. The bond “market w stronz. Awong the prownent featy s were:Toxas & Paoilic 2d Incomes, stproferred Incomes, Orogon Nt As, Kunsas & Texns 2ds, At and Chicazo & Northern Priol weuk and de 1 Richmond The former show o0l whicl Litter all Americun s interest s very active and of the srmed l] inent f anot Hopling & Co. te general news of this for wetive und stronger stock feeling on Sun(i bright weather, ment in the alr., 1o bo § Chicus that Keond the cordage rket toduy. as fuvorable. us U © wus & bulllsh senti- orites to buy seemed Missourl Pacifi The brok:ers suy s and has becn the main spring in vement und it will continue to the sugar bulls have r {nto Chicazo Gas Trust, and i rs xay 1t will g0 to 65 probably in thirty vs. Forelen houses here have been buying Wabash preforred, and advising their custon ers to pick up somo of this stock at the present yory low prices. Thé buying of stocks toduy has been mwore generaland of a more pronounced eharncter than at any previous advince. Thore were no weak spots. Even Northern | which for two or three weeks under ¢ A sell- ing for long account have move | ry to the general curreut of the market and to an extont checked the tendency of other stock s to udvauce. So far us volume of are concerned western stocks all - others with the exceptl Roek Istand, which has advanced ? p thelr prices have not gone up 10 propo the umount of stock traded, while be Luckawanna & Western and 1 smatlor dog cent. Tho yest City of stocks. Thero 18 co the coul trade {5 worcing | talnly " the companies are holding gether and show o Indication of loss, seyed the orders of t nmission which were glven Iee sent to reduce ooal rates on the street Is full of buy Chea st for an advine i traders are all m ing a test of their nceurie prominent maker of privifezes who hid sold a urge quantity of culls at 50 hus been buying the stock to prot v is ousy ut 23 to gt wre THmors of addition shipments this nonth | Wae DU warrant it The he Dbest prices due to n scar- rablo talk L better shape, ¢ pred IUis also suid n s of gold i s beon exchunge hird arket olosed fiva at newrly sales 41057, London prices: Nickle Plate preferred, fL%, advanoe 15 Erle, 20, unchintod; Lake Shore, 1144, unchunged; Loulsville & Nash 0o i BE Paul, %, ndvanco ville, B\, W v %; Now York Central, 1033, unchanged ; Read- ing, 1614, decreaso %: Unlon Pacific, 40} vance 4; Atchison, #2i, advanee '4. Loan market fair demand in Atchison and “Q." on others moderate. All kinds pienty, rates mostly 34 per cent, “Q" and Rock Is- iand 1 per cent. Consols for May 05%e, account @, Thie following are the closing gu; {79 &5 rhgistorod .. T4 Nori b1 8 oo 1h | o broferrs U 3. d'ge rogistored .101%/C.. N & W 1.8 4 conenie, 10IN| a0 uferd ox Pactfio ts of " |New York Centrs Cantral Pagino 11112, e BT 4R, Chicags & Alton. 24 |Rock Island Chicago, Burlington C M &St P & Quiney.... do preferred o DECR W o Phet & Omibia.: 11linols Contral...... 100 do preferred Kansas & Taxas « 13% Unlon Paclfl iR Shiore el | W St 1 & Alohgni Conirai. .. MONEY ON OArt—Easy, closed offere per cent, Prostk MERCANTILE PAPER—52T per cont. STERLING EXCHANGE—Quict. stoudy: sixty- day bills, 88514 demand. #4885, Mining Stocks, NEW Yomk, April 20.—[Special Telegram to Tne Bee)-— following ara tho mining stock quotations: Alle 3 T | Aspen pur} Belcher Liiii 300 Hest & Meichor..... (50 Dendwoood 110 Eurekn, Con 128 Nor 89 THorn Silv. Moxican Ontarlo. ... Plymouth .. Saviw Sierrn N Standard ... Unlon Con Coffee Options, New Yonk, April 2.—(Spoctal Telozram to Tue Beg]—CorFer—Ontions opened at 5% points up, and closed steady at i3 oints up and quet. The sales wore 3,18 bags. Ineluding April, 817 bl @l June, #1740 July, #1 £10.0% September, $ 51 November, 815,25 505 Decenibe 1,03, 2pot Rio, dull and firm; fair ¢ 0); No. 7. $18 prPrRODUCE, CHICAGO, April 2, The Juotatiof Cash and May, $1.14; Jul Stoady; cash, isl4e; Ma, llowing were the y, #1121 o July, Oafs-St tyo -0l mothy—Prime, $1.40, Flax—$1.10, Whisky--31,08, Pork -Stendy July, S, Litrd—Ste wdy; cash and May, 763¢; July, 7%, cash, $12.8714; May, $12.05; 0.871435.90; , May, cish Muy, 6.05 “lour—Unchanged; spring winter patents, $1 807510, U, Meats—Shoul lers, & cleir, #0.805,85; short rib: Butter — Unchan ged; patents, $4.852 short creamery 0@ croam cheddars, s, 121240 fluts, vy ‘und light green ' sulted, 444@4se; salted 1 salted ealf, Sei dry flint, 8¢ dry calf. 8. Tatlow—Uncivuiged; 1. solld packed, die: Recolpts. Shipments ~. 10,000 K000 Wheat, bu . 13,000 27,00 Corn, bu cenen 152,000 100,000 Oats, bu, cevaees 119,000 102,000 The Visible Supply. CHICAGO, April20.~The visible supply of #rain, as compiled by the secretary of the Chi- cago board of trade, Is as follows: Wheat... Cof ur Bushels. 000 000 EL000 34,000 912,00 NEw Yonk, April . 45,000 bushels; exports, 21, No. 2 r 1. i afloat % 1. isuaily oxe store: .- Options wero Qand drified al o udvane, the gain for the da and the close stronz. S forel nbuving the cables, heavy rders, ete., were the cause of ed, May, clos 8 100 bushels A @s2ise In el ungraded mixed, S1@84 1t S1ige. 33,000 bushel No. 2 white, western, 00@ie; white western, tions firmers April closed at 63i4e. Sugar—Raw, flrm; centrifugals, 90 test, 3i5c muscovado, 8 test, 8 i-lGe; refined, easy standurd A" igos granuluted, ¢ =10 Petroleum—United closed for May at 683c. Begs—Lirm; western, 156, Pork—Stoadv. Lard—Easior: western steam, Buttor- Steady ern creamery, 2@ Cheese -Quiet; skin MINNEAPOLIS, April 20.— Wheat — Market, slow at highest prices asked. Roceipts for two days, 30) cars: shipments, 8 cars. Close No. 1 hard, April, $1.15; on track, #L16@ L1643 No. I northern, April and May. #1.12; on track, 81IKULI3'4: No. 2 northern, April, 81115 on track 8L @111, St Lours, April X BLIZEGL15; M S ¢nsh. 1)3e; May, Tlio. Outs—Fir h, 5 Pork—F Lird—F Whisky—S1. ehuttor—stoa 4 Options rts, 700 mixed wile. Op- spot ¢ ~Wheat—Higher; cash, ¥, 811415, i dalry, IKANSAS CrTY, No. April —Wheat—Market 2 'har N ash, 8104 No. 2 red, No. 2, eash, 60¢, ats—-steady: No I Aprll 20 —Wheat—Strong, red, $LI6@ LT, No. 2 mixed, 4@ 5540, sier: No. 2 mixed, 33!, 31,18, POOL, April 20, Outs. Whisky Live mand fa Corn—Strong; demand fair. LIVE STOCK. Wheat—Strong; de- Om1eAGo, Anril 2,— market steady t 450 pound 5.70; 8L attle—Recelpts, 14,000; avernging 20) pounds, ws and heif- cipts, nd common, $1.0004.70; prime heavy and 5,407 light, 85,0060 celpt 1 rket torns, $5.5555.85; Te shado packe butcher weights, steady to wns, #4504 April 20, 7005 1 ; cows, §.0014. 75, LU NN Hogs—Revoipts, 3,000 ket steady but lower S1. Lovts, April 2).—Outtlo—Receipts, 1.30); shipments, 10} market easiers fair {0 fansy native stoers, #.3020.10; stockers and feeders, i 1044,00, iogs ~Rtecelpts, 350; shipments, 4,700; mar- ket oasi heavy, $,10@5.3); mixed, #4703 5.10; light, #4.85u5.00. ONAHA LIVE STOCK. OMARA, April OArrLe—Fstimated recofpts of cattle 13 pared with 183 Saturday v of Last week. Light,hand: d fully steady’ all K 10 10 Jower; bu teh s active and stronger, Estimated compared” with Monday of ind 10e pald at §L8GI BLO0T5.05: mixed, M prices pald w Saturiuy Jattle—Receipts, riot steady; stoers, stockers und feed: shipments, 5,700; all grades, §.5@5.0: mar- fat beeves los slow stock and feed= as market of th the bulk sel %00; b vy average of 2.3 s compared with nd $483% Mouday of last tim: ceipts of sheep 200, comprred with iy of last week, The ket was uctive and stronger. Nutives, 5.50; westerns, 32.00@ ed re M Disposition of Stook. wing the number ot eattle, hozs and sheep bought by the packers and other buyers ontho ma 5 shown by the boos of the Unlou stook yards comp iy CATTLE, Ruyers, Swifi & Co. e The G. 1. Hammond company’.” ho Cudihy packing compuny he Omahi packi hnyiiii Shippors, feeders anl other buyers, Leftover vere rssans otal iy pa ik packin BWITS & 00...000vriveare By Shippers, feeders and Other buyers Leftover. Total company T sneer Swift & Co. The Cudaby packing compa Total..... Representative Sales, STEERS, No. Av. Pr, 5. 1050 8 50 8.1 W No. Av. Pr. 20,0 01784 55 B8 48 No. Av. Pr. 17115 85 40 40,1009 5 40 t a1 6411 21 5 400 410 K006 4 11860 4 10..105) 21045 4 47 1021070 4 0. 1034 1100 4 5,107 10..1067 4 11200 0. 06 45 10, 74y 21,1228 47 1 i 1 1 1 1500 425 140 435 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS. 1 milker...... 1 springer. § AND FEEDERS, 360 0. 884 085 WESTERN CATTLE, . 060 No. Marsh & Maxon. o1 feeders. . ... 51 feedors, A, W, Stoner, 1 bull 40 stecrs, iy fod. 84 stecrs, hay fed B, E. Browst steors, hiay fod b atoers, hiy fod 0 stoers, hay fod Mursh & Leow, hayfed L4150 . o 1280 P8 hayeed voeiiviovisises o 4 ers, hay fod, 155 400 300 i 00 40 sh, Tr, 160 84 85 40 487 $00% 400 10 100 im 100 16) 40714 160 4075 500 00 w 0 PIGS 20 AND ROUS 20 No. 20 westerns, ewes OMAHA W SALE MARKETS, Provisions, MEATS -Sugar Cured—Hams, 03c: hams, 20 t0 22 b avers average, 10¢; skinn . Gige; clear breakfast v strips. igei clear breakfast [ less breakfast lifornla or picnic hams, 703 4¢3 dried beef hams (st dried beef clods, slie; short spieed r roulette, 8i5e: snioked peef ton (per 0; spectal hams, 12 to 15 1b average, c; special boneless breakfast ba 1lcs s f hams, insides and knuckles, eakfast bacon, O'sc Fun it welght clears. lc; ~short houlders, hHige; SMOKE 1610 avers bircor bonoiess hum, s, clear'backs, —Dry = Salt Curcd—Fancy Jight welght bacon short cle; s, Ther bacon bucon short cle: 4 bricon ci bucon clear backs, 74 T3ic; nshoulders, (i ms, tier tiorces, tie burrels, $18.00. PICKLED ~ BE ONGU| half barrels. 100 1bs, $10.50; quart 1hs, .00; el#hth barrels, 3 1hs, & Laio—Compound, per b, ti pure leaf, per Ib. tieree basis, 7 ¢; pure r 1, tiereo basis, 7'4¢; kettio® ie rendered leal 88 pork (new), ily pork $1150; back pork ear pork, $1L00D1%00; mess per Lbl, $13.50; she rl, 1658 s iz poric (fancy), #15.5 0,003 plate beef, 310,005 extra plate b led beet (bonelessi #11.30; boneless roiled of, half bbls, 86.00; extra’ family plate beef, 50, 10 Ponk—Boneless—Barrels, 200 Ibs o haif barrels, 100 1bs, each, $.00; quart 5,50 1S, euch, $4.50; elghth burrels, ach £2.75. OtLs—Prime lard ofl, winter_strained. extri lard ofl, winter strained i lard ofl. #3¢; No. 1 lard ofl, 3¢ No. 2 lurd ofl, 20: extra neat's-foot otl, 4007 taliow ofl, ¢ SAvUsAGES—Bologna, 43¢5 blood sausage, bej liver sausage, 5¢, head cheese, be; fresh pork sausage, in link. Tic; fresh pork sausuze, in bulk, 7e; smoked pork sausage, 9ige furt sausage, 8¢ smoked head chee Polish sausage, Ti4c; Knoblauch suus tongue SAUSGEC, o] Summer Sausig Theabove prices are for lots of and upwards: a less quantity '4¢ mor MurroN—Choice dressed mutton, St of mutton, tic; suddles of of mutton, be; leg of St PORK—Pork ; spare ribs, Ge: should hocks, e} 5, Be7 bk bones, 214¢; drossed hogs, plgs feet, per dozen, #0¢; rough s foet. per dozen, 2 Curs—Rolls, 0¢; beef tender- ¥loin butts, Se; boncless strips, te; se; rounds, (rumpoff). Kei rounds, i T 1s, shank off), i bone- ounds ; racks utton, Ue; breasts utton, 10 loins, Vi tenderlolns, (7 beef loins, No. 2, 1 1 011c; b t breads (per doz). 7 0x talls (each), e livers (each), beef hearts (each), 5e; beef tongues (euch), ries. v pound—Almonds, 10¢; filberts, 13 ¥ ts. funcy Dt wdes, G 18¢; Brazils ecans, Lo l4c; walnuts, 15 ite, fic: roasted, i5-1b ¢ #2.50 pther kinds, 1-1b cans, per doz, G PAPER—Por Ib, best straw, 15x18 o; dry goods, 43e; extri quality minillu tea, 12518, d¢; dark rag, #1.002:1.55, WiAPPT to d2x4d, 1 maniila Tsb prie v hendifght, 74 gasolinc, ) gl 8.00@25; 2 ul. 75, Packagoes, 50 1bs to box. Jupan, basket fired, 206 wreen, 20 ite, fo; 150 water white s, Ol gal, 403 kogs, t4e. o5 sun dricd, glish br Oolon AXL Per gross tins, medium tins. # other makes, BLACKI dressing . ladies' shoe per gross, ING-Liquid, 4 07, 3 doz In box, 0c@8.7 doz in box, & 12.75; dry, sn sitted, ang, -1b miats, SPICES shot, 2¢; lectod, 1i@lde; o nutmegs. No. 1 spicos, 10-10 boxes, CHOCOLAT min swed COCOANUT—15-1D cases, . por b, 106627c; bulk, OLIVES—Quarts, pur doz, #2505 bulk, per gal. $1,2) doz pe z Peppor- ngapore, alisploe, 100; clov hina, 6. fley 3-4b boxes. §iad #1.00¢ pints, per doz, Olive oil, % pints, 2 20-11 boxes, b bricks, 33 B1.80; 100125, “wstile, mott Ib, le; laundry sou shuving soup. 5900 warehouse, #4005 toy, d, per b, 10¢; do white, per 100 bars, 153 per doz; tollet soap, ¥ qulees pur box, Mz *prefumed. $4.50; Red Cross, 81,25 Suponifier, $4.23; Merry War, Star, serubbin Gillett's’ pow- d, #4.95 densed--Fagle, $7.40; Crow 10 Swiss, #2.60; Highlind, $.15 @H.8); 4 0z, $1,00 i 4 0z, BLISGS.D MATCH 7 tsulphur, 81 61,130, CANDY—Mixed, -1 pails, 64@7 twiststick, 5¢; French mixed, 12 hoarhound stiek, Se; Jar and case andles, 5-1b boxes, 166 2les extra fine goods, Sy, BicusHES—Shoe. por doz, 81.25@110; daubers, THe@AL00; scrub brushes, 6eqed. 00, Biun Skeo—Mixed Bird. 1-1b packuges, de; cn 41305 hemp, 4445 anlse, 15 CANDLES—40 1bs to 0'3¢; mining, 10@ 104¢; wax “‘I..l TOUACCO—FIne cut, per 1 8o smoking, 2@iie ; fano; 3 L per gul, 4600 1 Ui vaking, KatrAD, syrup. S0 grade 4 Dbl 260; el keger 8130 2-sul Kits, ; half bbl, #3.50, twine, cotton D otwine, K, ot stick, Te: @ T bbl, refinad, 1. TWINES, CORDAG very fine, i =10 bales, 18 brand, | l‘- 15¢; sall twine, 20 22¢; W-foot cotton clothes 1i; cotton eloties 1ine, #1.75; oot Jute, #i.85; illu rope. all Sizes, from 7-16 to 1 in Tope, all slzes {Foi 1-16 to 1 u, 8¢; 40 80-f0c ot ool Lwines, g uew pro- all sizes trom 7-10 to 1 In, 7i rope, 4-In, 15¢. VINEGAR—App'e clder, 10c; double 2¢; white wine, 12¢; triple strength, 10c. SrARCH--Per |b, 6N, PiokLEs--Modim, bbls, #6000 small $10.00; gherkins, $11,00; Boston mixed 1200, WoonENwARE—Per dozen —Tubs, No. | #7.00; No. 2, 84505 No. 8, #1501 keeler, onk gra'n, 5-1n. best,” #1 4=1n. best, 81.25; puils B=hoop, oak grain loop, $1.50; sy ru 8175 dowell, $1L%5; paper, metal hoop, cedur 3 brass hoops, No. 1. all red, §5.50 # brass red, 8.00; cedur § hrass hoops, L #3003 codar, i brass hoops No. 2, rse extra b v No. 1, 5 Butterware ~Tabs ber ne ash, 2-inch sty 1 ladle r paddles or spudes, s $1.4002.00; double, $2.5.G. eross boxes, 60e. Frueir—Californin—=Apricots, #2664 8, #2.75a02.00; u, §2.04 03 31905 ¢ cotton older, wodar, h 1, stripe striped. B, 11 bucket 7003 boards—S Clothesp gul. 15 Aoz in , Wiltimoro standard, rles, $L35; raspherries, blucherrios, $1.90; rod raspberrlos, $1.50; berrios, #1000 chorr slicod, #1.552.40. Diikn Fiuirs Ty Bhdds, 150, fhes apples #1.50; Y160} pineapples Kish pruncs, less than evaporated, new ring, cholee. appricots, fancy, In sacks, 20 bluckberries, now, 8ei rasphorries, 2 ibs to BOX, B003 currants, new, b'ae: Votizzl currant extia, I hoxes, Bier ponches, ¢ eliole 17%0:" Californii dried e seedloss Sultanas, sucl w Valenely Tayors, 14042 poel, 150, COPFER—( Mocha, Liug M cen—Rlo, 2232503 palt Ltoasted Arlosa, itn, XXXX, #25.6); Bunola. man, ¥5.00; Dilworth's, 2ile; Cordovin #5603 Moehn, 8003 O, Collee eskorice—1g gro, boxes, #1 FARINACEOUR (€ Kozs, 85.00; split, peis, do; e meal, bbis, #4.560605.7 half m; vermicelll, flnked Lbl. bls, sago and tap! corcaline, 1.2 hominy, 73 Countr Receipts were moc especial ghin i there in the mirkoet. LG8 ~The ket was few sales of sinzle lots wer 12550 and some round lots at 11'ge, Burter—The situation in the butter mar- ket remain p ctically unchanged. Supplics are mode e and the best grades of country butte as high us e ven up to 2. pouitry ds very Tittle it after und is about out of the ‘market, chickens sold us high us 3400 for old hens and down to #1.50 for roosters and mixed, Live ducks. £2.500.00. was no 12c, but a sported at 1ing to vy 200 Mixed ducks, .05 brants ¥—There was no first cluss hay on track yeste “The hest upland could” be “safely quoted al #15.000016.00 per ton. A good deal of huy coming to market has been burned up nd sells o No 1 | Nol Medium | Swall € § 0 0 o % e et Skunk, broad stripe, Fox, cross, darl Fox, red Fox Otter Lynx.. Wild cat Opossun . Badzer Wolver(no. . Bear, black. . Hear, grizzly.. Bear, brown. .. Bear, cubs... per 1 wmmer, per 1b .| winter, per Decr. gr'n 8'[t'd,p Antelope, per it k. ellaneous. Woor—Kansus, Nebraska and_Territory— Unwashed: Fine, average, 12 to lic: choice, 15 to l6e; medium, ayverage, 15 to 2 2de; quarter blood, average, 17 tc 20 1o coarse, uvernge, 15 1o 10¢; otts and rough, average, 12 cholce. 14 to I5c; seedy or burry, choice, 42; Dblack, cholce, 15 'to i7e: bucks and very heavy fine, choicy Unwashed comb- ing und del; verage, 14 to aine, average, : medium ‘combing, i quarter ce, 18 to ge, 15 to 17¢; cholee, 2 10 te; cholce, 1> choice, 23 to 23 0 %0; cours i BONES—InCar Lots Only. , #16.00518.0; dry coun 3.00; dry cou 48.00010.00 and del e ry, dump meduty, per for hones weigl n 5 Tereen salted hides, 2 to 40 4 4@4'40; No. 1 veal ¢ulf, 8 to 15 Ihs, No. 2, 65¢; No. 1 dry flint hide: it 4 No. 1dry sulted hide: @sl.25; curly reen sulted; cach green salted she inzs (short woole NO. 1. each 570 dry shearlin (short wooled early skins) No. 1. each 5@loc; dry shearlings (Short. wooled early skin® No. each dry flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts, per 1h actual welght, 106 He; dry flint Colorado _butcher wool pelt ver b, aetunl welxht, 10Gi25c; dry flint' Co orado murriun wool pelts, ' pei welght, 8@10¢; dry p s und bucks, welght, 1@de. TALLOW A Tallow No. 1, 414047 . white A: 405 wrons old butt zrease, " ough tallow, ax, prime, 200 —Home grown stock, $.25; Colo- rado, #1355 per bu. PIE PLANT cr doz, 0@ CAVLIFLOWER—Per oz, £2.50, SpPINACH—Per bbl, #2200, LETTUCE--Cholee L KUTABAGAS—M ver bu, 6de. Currents of Commerce. Trade s reported better in wany lines of business. ane Spokesman publishes the fol- lowing item regarding Bob Eusson, formerly u vory well known business man of Omahis Andrew Weber, junior partner i the firm of J. B, Inderrieden & Bro., spo t Sunday in this City, the guest of his old friend, Bob Easson. Mr. Weber. who does a business ot $.000,000 1 year In the grocery 1 In Chicago, believes hut Spokane 18 & great_eity, an Easson s the best authority” on 1 in the known world. Jo 3 accompanied him., The meet was the occasion for o merry social time, The visitors, who have not et Mr. Easson’ for eighteon years, came over seven thousand miles to meet him and talk over old times. ARE YOU TROUBLED With an old sore, ulcer, or gun shot wound that refuses to heal up. If nderrieden % of 0ld fricnds big blowout and a For Five years Ihad a sore leg, which so take | (g yield to o treat- S.S.S., |ment—unt1 I took tuo and be- [bottles of 8.8, 8., which prompt y cured it, ind COM € hihere has benvo ign of y o ur| eurn; this was in 1886, former | & R Bosz Newton, N. C self. s s e e S8, S, has cuied many such cases after every other remedy had failed. 800KS ON BLOOD AND ’S'lll DISEASES FREE. Rwif' Qv s . SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO.,, - - LIMITED. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION., A D. Boyer & Co 68-09 Exchange Bullding, Bouth Ulnnl:. b 7. Goffan, Sumiley & o 0 Exchiange Bulldlng Bouth Omata Hunter & Green, % Exchange Bullding Bouth Vwana, GUNFOWDER. OMAHA “"Q‘ @. Olark, Mamifacturers” and Jobbers g DIR ECTO RY. —_— BILLIARDS, | Tho Brunswick-Balke ollendor (Yo, BilIARd merchand wioon et 40, 00 8. 1000 ntzos Omatia. HARDW AR, e Lee-Olark - Andreeson Hardware 0 11081110 4 Reotor & Wilnelmy Oo bl Jackson o BIOYOLES, A, H. Perrigo& Co, All Makes, Al Price ark 1418 Dodgo str Cor. 1 E‘UR, V\ OOL, HIDES, ’I‘l\lvi:a\’\'- Geo. Oberns & o, | J. 8. Smith & Oo,, MIE Llstreey $-1412 Loavenworth ab BOOK DINE)ER‘! & STATI()NEAL:; Omaha Republican Printing Oo,, Law Uriefs, bank wupplies, and everstilog la the = printing line. IRON WORKS, 100h And Dowel s sroots. P e AR E S Hiltn wxion & Viering | Onak \Saf & Tron Printers, binders, electrotypers, blank book manu- Manuf'es fire and 'vuv‘l‘\; Omaha Omaha. 118 Howard strast, Omaha. Work, Iro shuttors and e ———————— fire ouc Ade ~ BOOTS AND SHOBS. b sl Oharles A, Ooe & 0o, | Kirkendal!, Jones &Co, Manafactarers and job- | Wholesalo Manufastur's bets, Agents for Boston Rude | fre Ber oo co, 0L 1100 Howard strost. ane 16 arhoy b 0 Williams, Van Aer-| W. V. Morso & [ nam & Harte, B Mootz catneriien 1313 Harnoy strool i L D ho. Merchanta {nvited Omalia, Nob. o call ad examino. maching and ith work. U, P, th st blacks iy ao 0 &Jac Wilson & Drake, M'P'g tubular fues. fre box bollers, tanks, sto. Plerc an 10th strecta LITHOGRAPHING. Acme Tron and Wire | Works, | wiro and brass wiks, | b12 8. 16th straot | . Boenl, - Fropristor. Rees Printing Oov Lithographing, Printiag wnd Blank Books. Tith and Howard 3t BUTCHERS, | John L, Wilkia, | Louis Holler, Omaha paper box factory, | Butchors' and Packers' | 1817-1319 Douglay, ;.::r‘; _\ "w bl v‘_"” Heof, 9 promptly atlaa | BYES vt eanga’ Tler & Co., ' OARRIAGHES, BUGGIES, BTC. Man okt I3, BTC | 1813 Farnam 8t W. T. 8eaman, | R. R, Grotte, Omnha's Largest Varlosy Importer and Jobb WAGONS AND Wines and Liguors. CARRIAGES ORS. William Darst, Omahs Frank Dellone & Co, Noe Of | Liquorsand Genulr I Cigars Jougins Stroot. A, Frick & Oo,, Wholesale LiguorDealcrs 1020 and 1022 Farnam St Price liats oa application L. Kirsoit& Oo., Wholesalo L lquorDealer CARPETS, | Omaha Oarpet Co., Carpets, ol cloths, mat- tings, curtaln goods,oto. 1611 Douglas atreot. OLOTHING. [ Gilmors & Rual. Manufacturors & Whole snlo Clothlers, 1109 Harney St. CIGARS. | West & Fritscher, | B, Tuchmaa & Uo, Manufacturers finoclgars (Manufacturers’ — Agents, Jobbers of leaf tobaceo: 2 Clanrs. 1011 Farnam atroot. [#93 13th st Om 1 Parnam Seraat, £04 - 803 8. 10th St. — LUMBER. John A, Wake Imported, American, Porte land Compent Milwaukog Hydraulie Cement Quiney White Limo. Wyatt - Bullard Luui- ber Co. 211 and1zard ireets, Louis Bradford, Lime, Comont, 1o, 5+ | Lumber, ltme, coment,ete Cor. 9th apd Doneln 923 Donglas street. ey MILENEE‘I AI;'DV NOTIC;Né. 0. A, Stonehill, Yborf Millinery, Notions @ W. Douglass & Co. Hardwood Lumben, 1610 North 16th Strost. " OharlesR. Loo, Hardwood luyub a Nob, Coutant & Squires, Hardand soft coal ship- pors, 1806 Farnam reet, Omana Omaha Coal, Ooke and Lime o Fard and s0ft gonl, . Cor. 16th_and Doug las streets. " Hulbert & Blum, ¥, H. Mahoney & Co. | Qbloump,Rock Sorings Excelaior, Wainnt bloge, _ Hard--Coal—Soft. croened nut, anthracits, OMces 813 N, 16th and cor. smithing, steam. 10th and Douglas sts. Ofica 314 8. 1ot 3 American Fuel Co, Howell & Co,, Cloaks;iHvo 8hippers and_dealors ta o 110-118 8. 16th St,, Omaba anthracito and bitus | 3178 lith street, E inous ‘cont aha, Nob. 2158, 16th stroat. Mhilail Nebraska Fuel 0», 2138, 13th strooy Omaha, Neb. Mount & Griffin, 318 8. 14th stroot, Omaha, Nob. Omaha CORNI: B. Eagle Oornice Works Manufacturersof Galvan- xed Iron Cornic. Window caps, metaliosky- ll'l.fi" eto. 1110 and 1112 Oady & Gray, 1. Oberfelder & Qo,, Importers and Jobbers {a Miliinery. 2100 212 South 11th Ftrcet. MUSICAL INSTRUMEANTS, ETO Jobuson Bros, | Mo Meyar & Bro, Oo.| A, Fonps, I Planos, Organs, Artlste 14 Faroam streot, | Matorials, Tite, 1413 Douglas Stroot, OEMENT AND LIME. J.J. Jobnson & Co., 168, 16th strody M'C'¢ jowelors, dealors in wusical Insfrumonts, et Farnam and 16th. Omaha, Neb. |0.B. Hovons & Oo,, 1602 Farnam stroet, Omai, Neb. F. Ruemping Gulyantzed Iron cornloos, Dormer windows, doof OYSTERS, oner iadors dg0r - o aa biata tsoror. > | Consolidated Tank A. Booth Paoking Co., Sl Varohm 8 Lino Co. Oysters, fish and canned DRY GOODS, | Refinod and lubricating EP00N: gy, nxle wreninolo. 108 Loavenvorth, rearal . 11 Bishop, Manager, M. E. Smith & Oo,, |Kilpatriok- = - : Good oods Dr R oftas ™™ | Dry goods. notlons, gents' furnishing gooids. Cor. 11th ana Howard ste. | Corner Hth and Harney ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, Wolf Electrical Co. lllustrated Catalogue fros. 1o14 Capitol Avenue. FARM MACHINERY, EIC. Parlin, Orendorff &| T. & Northwall, Martin Oo,, Genoral western agent Corner Jones and 4 ata. | Bkandia Plow Co., Omaha, Neb. 1351 Shorman avo. PAPER. | | Carpenter Paper Co., Carry s full stock of printing, wrapping and writing papor, card pa- per, oto. ?RODUGE, 7COMMISSION. Ribbol & Sm'th, | Schroedor & Oo, rs In_country prod- | Cash buyers Irults, vegotables, PLATING. Western Plating W'ks Gold, silvor and nickel plating on_sll_motal tablowire, ete. roplatol Pollshing brass & chane dellor work. 1114 Dodga. oh Dry Qo | 0. Rosso & 0o, | Forelgn, Californila and s — tropleal fruits, | = s | Porter Bros, 0, Californin, Florida and ropieal fruits, s01-811 Jones straot. 0. W. Butis, - Manager. Kirsohbraun & Sons, Buttor oggs and poultry E. B. Branch & Qo, Produce, frutts of all kinds, oysters, 1211 Howard strosh Robart Purvis, 1217 Howard troot. Write for pricas on bute tor, kK4, poultry an e, Olark & 0o, Butter, chooso, egay, ponltry and gamo, 609 South 13th stroot. " Williaws & Oruaa,— Produce and fruity Broken Bow Rellor| R. T. Davis Mill Go,, Milling Co.. €. G. Undorwood, Offico and warehouse, Manager at Omaha. 1012 N. 10th strest. Cor. 5th and Jackson sts. 8, F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th streot. C.B. Black, - Manager. Omaba Milling Co., Merciiaut Millors, Oftice ana mill, 1313 North 16th Stiect Clemens Oskainp, M'f'g of ready to ri A Yk ol dhont 1209 Howard street. Bates & Co., Country produce, frutts egotables, Krocors specialtios. tans, spioas, ete. 417-410 8. 11th St 1214 Harney streat —_— FURNITURE AND CARPETS. RUBBER GOODS, ETO. Dewey & Stone Fur- Ohas. Shiverick & Oo. | “Omabia Rubber Oon riture Co., | Manufacturing and Joo- Furniture and carpts, bers all kinds rubbor 1115-1119 Farnam street, Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co. Succossors to C.A. Beebo FXe Grace und Furalture and Carpots. R00A 108 Furnam stroot. —_— SEED Emoarson 8201 Oo,, Scod growers, deors In Rurdon, grais, Kraln Aad trao 800 11 421-42) South 15th, —_— SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, Bro. M. A, Dishrow & Co. n 8ash & Door o, ncturers of mash, | Manufacturors of moulds doors, blinds an 10gs, blinds, doors, Mouldings. Branch ot~ fce, 12t Tzard sts. 1 and Clark straat e ——— | SYRUPS. BTOVES, Farrell & Comp2uy, Wholosalo manfacturors BYFUD*, molnaos a0l vinegars, " 27-219 Bouth Sth stroet | 19131213 Thansemworth s —_— | TEA, COFFEE, SPICE: CIGARS, “Consolidated Ooffos | Company, 114804 1410 Haraer it Omaha, Neb ———eee ey | STEAM AND WATER SUP PLIE3 0. 8. Wind Engine & Pumn Go. Falliday wind and 2) Jooes . | Rosw, acting manager. 1206-1210 Farnam St. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. 3chneider & Loomis, |J. T. Bob(i]nsou Notion 0.y fobbers wnd Importers of A Gents' furit nottons and ruratsuiag | TGN TULbvAGed Trand &00a3, Tsutkskin® 0¥ orlls, pants, shirts, coats, eto! 1111 Howard street. ng goods. car. 12th and Howard sts. OIL AND DRUGS. J. A, Fuller & Oo,, GLASS, PAINT, oS B A Kennard Glass and Paint O, 1408-1412 Harney streot. Omaha, Neb. William Cummings, 117 and 619 Bouth 16th Bt., Dulfy-Trowbridza tovs Manufao'g O, 1402 Dougiay Streat, | Omahn. Blake, Bruce & 0o, 00-508 Lwavonworth 3t Omahn, Neb Omaha, Neb. GROOERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, | Meyer & Raapks, 1 8. 10th stroet, | 1403-1405 Harney streat, 0 Omaha, Neb. Sloan, Johnson & Co. 9th and Leavenworth Omana, Neb. D. M. Bteele & Co,, 1201-1205 Jonos stroet, Omaba, Nob. Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney strest, AL Stranz & Songy 1002-100 Farnam streo Omahs, Nob, Moord, Brady & Co, 15thand Leavenworth, TYPE-WRITER! Typo-writers, 15000 #20. A IL. Porrigg |7 & Co., cataligue froa. 1815 Dodge Stroet. “H, Hardy & Oon Toys, dolls, albums, fancy K00ds, house furnishing ldren's car 1519 Farnaw st. Omana, Neb. Omaba, Nebraska. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. " “Tonoray & Bryan, | 8. A, MoWhorter Brokers, grain, provisions 312 st Natl Bank, Broker and stocks. 315 8. 14th - Private wires to New Bt Privatowire to Chi- York, Chicago und st ago. St Louls and New Louls. Cash grain York. Bouklit for all markets. Cockrell Bros, Brokers. Private wires 1 New York, Chicago & St Louls. Specinl atte ton Kiven o track bid | cowrein”ins v sask. goods, ¢ rlugos —————————— P. T. HUGHES, WHOLESALECAEHUO ¥ MISSION Elgin and Westera Creamery roll butter and ekgs. 10, with nllers, fog walo ¢ market pricy Write for particulars, 128 sud 1¢° Wb Bree) Deaver. Colorade. P e