Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1891, Page 6

A T 0 e st THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Bears Oontrol Mattsrs on 'Change with a Vengeance, STAMPEDE AMONG THE WHEAT SHORTS, Corn Trade Very Weak and Prices Lowe Provisions Slightly Higher—Live Stock on the bown Turn, CricAgo, April 27— (Special Telegram to Tue Bee)—=This was a bear day with a venzeance on ‘change until the last half hour of thesession. Then the tables were turned and the bulls came out vietorious In wheat and provisions, but corn and onts were still low Saturday’s close. In wheat the bear swd took control at the outset. They were 30 sure of thelr position that they went in and bid prices up, s0 as to get a better position to sell from. When the trade was once star on buying the old bear crowd began its slu ging und broke July from 81074 dow $1.05'4. The opening was at #106%. Du ehe demoralization that prevailed there \ great deal of quict buying of tutur more or lese buying of July by the bulls. The old julation was revived and the entire crowd of shorts was stampeded. July s0ld up to BL00%, where it closed—at about the hizhest point of tne day. Liberal r celptsatall polnts, small exports, lower ¢ bles and fine weather were the main be points. though the inerease in the vistble sup. ply was disappointing to many. Minneapolis recoived 47 cars for the day. Kansas City r celved 18 cars. The bullish features we private messages reporting dry weather on the Pacific coust, large decroaso -82).00) bush= els—In country elevator stocks In the north west, and the reported removal of the Frouch fmport duty on whoat. On the curb tolay putson July wheat for tomorrow were #1084 and calls were $1.00'4 Corn was very woeak. Liverponl cables quoted it demoralized and y much low per cental. and home speculators were also less friendly to it than usual beeause of the excellent weather and prospeet of In- creased receipts, July started out with sales all the way down from 6lc to 63'4c, rallled to 634¢, broke to 61%c, and rcovered to (e at the close. Leopold Bloom, who lias been a great bear on grain for a long time, bought fully 1,000,000 bushels during the decline. Purchases by the other shorts, who followed lils example, together with the bulge in wheat, caused the closing strength, Privi- leges on July corn for tomorrow were. puts, 21403 enlls, G44e, Another exeiting day was experiencel in the oats market, options declining fully e early in the sessfon on account of continued reports of fine weather, the depression in wheat and corn and the prospect of heavier receipts. The market, however, made a grand rally before the close when options were from 14¢ to 1 below the opening figu ery opencd up ut 5ilc, advanced to 51t dropped to 47%¢, and closed at S04e. June s0ld from sle to ke, to 47%c to He at the close. July sold from 47%¢ to 8¢, declined tes 44240, but recovered to di%e before the close August closed se and Sceptember at Hige The visible sapply figures showed an increase 1n outs of 14,000, Provisions wero quite weak early. The de- pression seemed to be more i sympathy with grains than becanse of any extended selling, When wheat values began to harden the shorts in provisions began to buy. They found of- forings searco and holders rather stiff-necked. The result was that the closing prices were at the tip top figures. July pork started at 0, S0ld off 1o 12,75, and closed at $15.0, PRICES AT CHICAGO, Showing the officiul ranze of prices in the Jeading_options, s reported by Cockrell rothers: COMMODITY Kof n r Open. | iigh. | Low. | Closs, | St 1086|100 108 | 1093 100 100%| 1075|108k 107ig| 1068 og| 67 | o [ ) Gy 64 [ 013 [ [ s blg| amg gl 8y i I 11 0% 47 120 | 1260 |120 (1200 | 1852 1200 | 1800 127 | 1247 | 12w 617 | 62 | 615 62 647 | 652 | o6l 652 gor | gt | 62 610 700 | 700 | om 0 PRICES AT ST LOUIS. FOMMODITY | Open. | Iligh. | Low. | Close. | Sat'y WHEAT— 102 | nomg| 102 | 102 | 1024 oK% 6 o0 | eixg| ean ayl oyl @ PO T Notes and Gossip, Duluth recelpts: 201 cars wheat. Minneapolis receipts: 447 cars wheat. Estimated hogs Tuesday at Chicago, 18,000, Kansas Olty receipts: Wheat, 118; corn, 166; outs, 25, St. Louls recelpts: Wheat, 87,800 000; 0nts, 48,400, St. Louls shipments: Wheat, 6,000; corn, 182,8001 0ants, 16,000, Estimated cars at Chleago Tuesday: Wheat, 833 Onts, §7. ) at four ports ye 19,5175 corn, 20,7025 outs, 16,35, Visible supply: Wheat, incrense, 136,000: corn, increase, 26,0003 oats, incrense. 114,000, Milwaukee rocelpts: Wheat, 43213 ship- ments, 104,300, Receipts of flour, 6.354; ship- ments, 11,70, Stock In store at Minneapolis, crease, 122,610, Stock In store at Duluth, 8,300,74, Incrouse, 203,054, Paris cable: Wheat declining In Parls owing to favorable weather and in Hungary advanc- ingowing to official estimates of the crop belng reduced. Beerbohm's cable: Cargoes off coast, wheat and corn, nothing offered. On pussage, wheut and corn rather easler. Murk Lane wheat eusler. corn quieter, French markets firm. Liverpool wheat and corn slow. Liverpool, 12:30 p. m., wheat dull, demand poor. W. G. McCormick & Co. to F. 0. Swartz & Co.— Under the favoruble weather conditions und weaker Liverpool and Berlin cables our early wheat market showed decided weakness and general liguidation of long wheut. Liverpool showed a decline of o penny and London, 1l- though steady for the near tutures, was wouk and lower for the further months. The iu- crease in the visible Was a gencral disap- polntment, us the lurge shipments of lust week had fnduced the hope thut . decrease would be shown. Keceipts in the northwest were unexceptionally large. Towards the ¢lose u reaction in our market took place on sovering of short wheat, but this wus no more than might naturally huve been ex pected, and we do not consider the close Of the market as showing great strengt Ulearances from the seaboard were triflin here waus somo - talk of damage to the Hun garian crop, but It was not verified. Corn and oats opened weak, and sold off rapidly u free offerings for both local and country n count. The estimuted recoints of corn und 385 of 0nts was quite u surprise to the bulls, who have been preaching small country stoeks. The reaction which took place in both deals before the close on the covering of shorts Is only u natural one, and we still rec- ommend selllug the July option on all bulges. Provisions openied weak and lower, reacted in symputhy with grain, but showed very little lte.” The receipts of hogs continue lerge and the market for then is weuk. Outside oper- ators who have previously boen good holders show a disposition to unlond, and if these tinue the packers will strive 1o depress tho market. We are not yet ready to advise pu nse Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to 8, Wheat bears again bog flank movement against corn and onts. These they hammered viciously, stampoding hold- ers and scoring a decidod vietory. They then assaulted wheat und forcod the price” down about a0 below Saturduy’s final fizures, At the bottom they covered as frooly as possible but there wis such u good demuna for invest- ment after the visible was posted that many shorts were loft in the. urch and others camo inon the bulge at the close or went hon short. The market has ucted tbout right for two or three days past o encou 0od short intorest und we think its exis 11 be developed If cables come In strong tonorrow morning. Bears say that & 2 reaction Is natural ufter a break of ovor 8 and that the market will soon turn downward aguin ing on this belief they hinve been slow to cover obably have falriines now outstanding. other hund many of the longs who were shaken out by the severe decline bought but sparingly onthe bottom and largoly realized on the resulting bulge. They are in a position to purchase on soft spots and will* doubtless do so. The shorts will also be -in the markét on Dbreaks and for this reason. a further material decline seerus Improbuble. With better ca- bles tomorraw there ought to be a good d mtmllurdvi ‘;gd m“mrhlon .l..a uhorhl:- 0 nd ually hardening markes l’h oalv wuk.' feature today was the com- corn, 156, terday: Wheat, 32,440, de- MeWhorts their attuck by u purative ataenee of oxport orders. Perhaps o ners bought so ly lust week and previously that the pres wants are fully supplied. 1€ %0 this will have & very unfav: effect on any trial to bull prices. lean holders will not bull the ton elves, and if there Is no reason ity ot unloading on i Clgn consumoers there 18 no | such scarcity here as to Justity higher prices. Every ‘incentive to a bull ‘move must come fiom abro Provisions oponed weak and sold down with hogs and grain. When grain railled provigions followed, stimulated by purchuses of May and July pork for Armour. Jater Armour %ol Sepfember pork. Ryan s u free seller of pork. It I8 noticeable t the badly, and develops good buyinz on de slons, Exports lust woek show i giin of 000 pounds of lard and a loss of 4,000,000 bicon as compared with tho same week last ye kness of the foreign n s of holders n ather and the we pgether with compuratively easy to force prices Wi There was a moicrate recovery luter, but the elose was below that of Satirday and the mirket has someting of a demoralized uspect. Pricos may work still lower, It traders will e carefuf about getting short on this decline. Chunces are in favor of u further rally. CHICAGO LIVE 5TOCK MARKET. OnicAan, April 27.—[Special Telozram toTie CATTLE—The general marke usu stock was good, and among the s from first to Iast, with priees rather on the down turn than settled. In both of these outlets cons are stubborn, vesisting the advance asked by dealers in beef and claim the situation not wurrant the priees asked by retalle he cattle in slght continue to grow less in nunibers than this time last year. and at this polnt are week n ye decrense r ago. Sooner or later this larze ust toll on prices. No one can be- Teve but that the taking outof 1,500,000 of cat- tle from the annual supply must advance prices or largely lessen the consumption. As the beef eating part of our popuiation is wirly prosperous, it would seem that the lat- is not likely to occur. Cow stock, and in k, may be Texans, , for cliolee to te fact, ali clusses of butehers' st quoted 15@20¢ lower than $1054.15; steers were extra; others, & 105 s, $L8BHI0; cows, BL00@LGS: canners, bulls, $3,00425.00, Hous—There was a sharp down turn of a 5; common, #4257 strong 10c all around with here and there some lots selling 152200 lower, The general market closed w quoted at #1.0)2450; packers and mixed, g8 prinie henvy nnd butcher woights, #0010 1zt lurgely at 84.90, STOCKS AND BOND w YORK, April 27.—(Sp T Bee.]—~Excellent crop news fron all sec- tions of tho country and the fact that each day of the present fine weather simply. to tarmers the making of so muach additio monny, since it insures a rich harvest of win- ter wheat. tended to create the greatest en- thusiasm today. These facts, reinforced by others of equ powers of Europe, and more especially that ot 1 an extent that little less than starvation wiil stare the poorer classes in the face unless the duty on wheat is reduced—encouraged the bulls on thisside. The market opened under full headway of steam, notwithstanding an indifferént speculation for American stocks. London cables this morning, so far as the reluted to purchases of stock, limited buying to Louaisville & Nashville at SU5@sti. Union Pacific at 5i%, New York, Lake Erie & West- ern at 22%, Lake Shore at 1124113, and Northern Pacific preferred at 721,@7%. After the first heavy dealings, which were due to the execution of heavy purchasing or- ders from Boston, Philadelphla and Chicago account, London turned out a moderate seller and put out more stock than it required. During the opening seramble it was more than suspected that Mr. Russell Sagze had been letting the boys have some ‘“‘cheap’ stocks. Hesuid this morning: “This is the time to.sell stocks. Any man who can resist such an opportunity to take profits is a goose and ought not to be on Wail street.” Mr. Suge does not want the market to gouny higher. He hias calls outstanding on as many 000 shares of different stocks which he has racted to deliver from 2 to & points from these prices. Insiders bought junior mortgages today. Tt is definitely settled that there will be no war of rates among the trunk line ronds because of the Canadian Pacific’s efforts to et busi- ness. The status of the Canadian warrior will be clearly defined at the mectinz of rail- rond magnates which will take place on Thursday noxt. Industrial shares were no lazgards today. In the active list, Wheeling & Lake Erie. Mis: sourl Pactfic, Rock Isiand, the Villards and St. Puul were taken up to the highest price by the best commission brokers, Selling was al- most entirely by the professional element, ‘Che bond market, under the lead of Oregon mprovenient, Northern Pacific 5 and Rea {0 MOTtguges, Was nctive at higher prices. Money was frecly offered on oall at i per cent. The Missouri Pacific’'s strength was in part due to the rumor. which has been ubout the street for the past few days, that the dividend would be iner 5 cont. Wabash socuritles wor showed de- clines of str The selling of stooks by London in our market, together with tho higher rates for money prevailing there, caused an advance in actual rates for sterling exchange, Gold cofn to the amount of 860,000 was ordered for export. In the early afternoon the market developed considerable. weakness. Chicago & Eustern 10is und Louisville, New Albany & Chicago still on the rise. The earniugs of the er company showed u most favorable statement, Tho news from Pittsburs that in robability the doa of a general strike among the bituminous coul miners would be abandoned was considered highly favorable to the coal roads. Representutives of these 1s huve been predicting for several days that the strike would not take plac Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to 8. A. MoWhorter —The reaction which traders expected last weck und whicn did not put in_an uppearance and the absence of which induced the long side of the market, hus sturted today. The market opened as strong as it ¢.0sed o Satur- day with commission houses good buyers of stocks und for the first two hours there was not o weak spot anywhere excopting Unfon Pacific which began to decline from the first sale, butitsoon became apparent that the 1iing of the stocks was of & much better character than buying and that probably thie had been the case for a day or two. The market began to yield * first in one and then 10 another and and finully lost tone entirely und steadily receded up to the close of busiiess. There have been some unfavor- able pieces of news. The Reading stutement for Murch, showing u deficiency of 82120, which was $33,000 lnrger than lust year, wis disappointing. The loss, it is s duo to the reduction in the pri al. Very iikely this is true, but it doesn't help mattors wny. The reduction in rates by the “Soo” line via ' West Shore and Canadian Puolfic was put in effect today and has fod to the calling of u woeting ot il linos interested next Thursday. At the com- miss| ers' office 15 sald the matter looks serious bocuuse it 18 an_ apparent viol tion of the established agreement. Consols in in Parls are weaker und pnouist says the monetary posi tion of Mie contors are” detleate: The Tmine dlate cause of the decling is attributed to the fullure of Paris to take the Portugese loans. Tho sterilog exchange Is A and $60,000 In 0ld coin has been taken today for export "he order from the secretary of the treusury suspending the previous notice of redemption of 4%4 per cent bonds I8 the first official step that the government’s reshur es are not un- Timited. The stock market continued active up to the close of business, but sellers were largely in the ascendency and at the olose about'the lowest prices of the day were cur- rent. Money 4 per cent. Total Sales 408,482 The tollowing are the elosing quotations U874y registorad T8 s coupuns. . dlgs reglsterod 101 rihorn Pacific, .. do proferred. . | T o pref'd (exdiv). w York Central. .. Contral Paeile Chicags & Altol 1toek Island Chieako, Burlingion [O.M. & St 1) & QUINCY. .o vien 04| do proforred D L& W, 1A St Paul & Omiabia, iiinols Central, 100 [ do preferred.. K .1 |union Paclt Lo W B L & Pl lehilyan Contrai’. & rrod Missouri Pacitie per o Puowk MEROANTILE PARER—Unchunged; 6@ o nor cout. s TERLING EXCHANGE—Quiet; sixty-day bills, #8040 demand, #.8. Coffee Options NEW York, April #7.—(Speclal Telegram to Tie Bee]-Covree—Ovtions opened steady and unchanged to 10 polnts up and closed firm 4t 54p15 polnts up. Sales, $,50) bags. includin April, ¥7. uy, BTWGITT June, 870 17.65; July, 81745@17.55; August, $17.10@17.15; Soptenber, $IL50@16.6/3 October, #15.9510.10; December, #15.25w .56.30. Spot Rl Mining Stocks, Naw Yonk, April 27.—(Special Telegram to THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1891, Bes)~The llowing dried beef clods, Ky stock quotations: 1 smoked bee 1210 15 1L averag akfust bacon, 11e} and Knuck: spleed rolls or 23 peeial boneless b ed dried beof | elected wide cloy (NN s2 Siorra Novada, DRY SAvten short clears, ra, 0303 short Fibs, 6%c; cleur beliles, To: clear backs, 6 Mears -Faney &% on clear backs, 7 cleae heliles, T4c; bacon shoulders, bl T PIckLED M w York cut) tler Hfornin hums, tierces, The following long clears. 7 CricAGo. April westorns, ewoes 96 westerns, tallings OMAHA WHOLESALE 7 n tlerces, 0%0; warket does not break easily nor ehoulders (N tiercos, 8o; ( hams, bbis., $18 00, HEEr TONGUES BHIS,, 100 1hs., #10.50; quarter bbls. May, 63%c; July, and May, 50 Groceries, r. Corn und Oats—The flne growing Prime Timothy Quict ut 31,18, Wnisky--81.18. white, 6¢; roasted, 8 $12.50; family pork, 811 et eloar pork, $12 i, S1L00 14003 )5 extry mes ash, and May, #12.00; July, rd~Steady: cash and May. .67 July, Dhds, 1800, S13c; apples, ovaporate beof #.00; pli Tuspherties, neloss, #11.5% 00; oxtra fumily plate beef, #.50. O1L8—~Prime lard ofl, winter strained. extri lard oil, winter str 5 No. 1 lard ofl, et cash, #6.2036.2 th boxes, Bier peache salifornin dried scedloss Sultan new Valenciy ominally 15clower than last 14 Ondurn, Meats—Shoulders, 061 cltron, Leghorn, S0o; Pi PORK—Boncless euts of ehole Butter—Cnehas Quarts, per doz, $1.5 pints, per doz, #£2.75; bulk, per gal. Was un= lly dull for a Monday. The quality of ers wero many prime loads, but the demand was 1ight 108 euch, #15. Young Amerleas, 1231250; fluts, : kegs, $.00: split peas, §13c; green p changeds fresh, 124@ 100, vy und_light green 1 salted, 44 iy If, Sei dry flint, 8c; 2d, fo: dry cult. ade, pure leaf, per Ih. ti 1b. ticree hasis, 7! ard, per Ib, tierce ba ree busis, Tige sago und L corealine, §. pearl hominy, $.7 per herwise, Eistern and En- glish markets are also slow and prices un- ors Lima beans, 3¢ solld packed, 108 dthough the 4ige; confectl smust drop rapidly. Yesterday medinm grades of butter .55 108, 82,405 alt. crushied, 100 less than the corresponding The Visible Supply. CHIcAGO, April 27, grain, as compiled by the secrotary of the Chi- 50 board of trade, is us follows: Royal. dime #1.45; Y4-1b ¢ -Ib cans. $1.35 even above the I t mentioned price. best upland could only be quoted ot 14,006 14.50. visible supply W after and is about o ickens sold as high us $4, WRAPPING PAPER—Per 1b, Dest straw, 15x18 0 for old hens OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbers' DIRECTORY. BICYCL B! A, H. Perrigo& Co. | All Makes, All Prices, Al : Parta, By BOOK BINDERS & STATIONHRS. Omaha Republican Printing Co., Law briefs, baak supplles, and eversihlng 1o the printing lino. 10th and Douglas st GUNFOWDER. e B | Hugh @, Olark. Genl Western Agent upont’s Sportiny 8170, Binsting oaps, fu ey Leo-Olark - Androesen tor & Wilielmy Co| i et Hardware Oo,, Cor. 10th and Jackson M. 0. DAXON, ©8 S0'd on Monthly FUR, WOOL, Geo. Oberne & SI38. 13th street, HIDES, TALLO 7. 8, Smith & 14081412 Loavenworth —_— IRON WORKS, Ackermann Bros, & Heiutze, Printers, binders, electrotypers, blank book manu- facturers, 1116 Howard stract, Omahia. BOOTS AND SHOES. u & Vierling | Omaha Safe & Iron Wrought and g work, snginos, | Manuf'rs fire and burgl rof snfes, vaults, Jaf foundry, minching w blacksmith work. Ry and 1764 st dreen, 14th & Jacksonsi Oharles A, Ooe & Oo,, | Kirkendall, Jones &Co, Manofacturers and job. | Wholesale Manufactur's priy Agonts tor 1100 Howard atroot. and 1105 Harney 8. Williams, Van Aer-| W. V. Morse & O nem & Harte, | abce stosy, cors - LIRS | _BUTUHERS. Louis Heller, Omaha paper box factory, | Butchora' 1212 Harnos atraol, fis. Omaha, Nob. to 0 BOX John L. Wilkie, 13 319 Dougla Orders promptly fitea. | 58 RS0 ) for roosters and mixed. nilia tea, 12x18, f¢; durk . me white, Milling Co,, reliunce patent, #2.00; in- New Yonrk, April b, Lone Star Superlative, Bushels; expors, none od, L84 in elevator ont: #1L21%4@] \t—Recolpts, 21,100 spot 1@e lower; No, #1.20% In store; 81 Options open vineible patent, #2.40: Snowflake, #2.00 R.'T. Davis Mili Co., Cream. $3.50; Blu rin the west, increase in visible sup- and continent markets, ne; reacted No. 2 red, May, closed 1b packnge dust, 005 Minnesot 1 lower English small, #15.00; wood, 85.50@3.50. doz in box, @ 4503100 stove Wk with o large number car- ried over. Rough_and common muy b 0; Tudies’ shoe oipts, 2.00) bushel i Liquid, 4 0z, 3 oz In box, 00c@$1 § o7, 3 doz fn box, #1302, Options sold off 3% favorable cron reports, but with wheat; M slman's Gold Me 1, #2.8); Snow White, low grade, $1.6 slosed 't 743 0,000 bushels; exports, 600 busiels; spot wo hina, 4-1b mats, | The; macassor, 05ci piekling 1b bhoxes, e, Telegram to white western, 62@70c. rr: May elosed at Raw, firm; refined steadyi off “A," nld AL $%e. J osed for May at 69c. "There was noth 2 in the way of hanges will be noted Strawberries were lower, while little stiffer tn the market, but so in quotations, Jegs—Steady Steady; new mess, §13 Lurd—Lower, closin E SUGAR—Per 1b—be. 30-1b boxes, 12 1bs'in box, pure. le. -tie parior, $5.00 ukes, 3)-10 box 4e1 1-1b bricks, steudy; western steam, Navels, 850600, LEMONS—Choice stoek, per box, 1 interest—namely, that the Fiirly stead, GRAPE FRULT—Per boy, #1.25, Per buneh £1.5075.00, “The supply light ,50a6.00 per bbl. CRANBERIUES acknowledging that wheat and other crops of cereals abroad are damaged to such RoAr—Custile, mottled, per 1b, 100 ndry soup, per 100 b Wheat — Unsettled; 21007 July, #1. nd stocks held at Oats—Irreguiar; ¢ Bell and cherry, per bul, Per doz., #50 ondensed--Eagle, Vegetables, Anglo Swiss, §7.60; he market was quite well supplied. RPARAGUS—H ) MINNEAPOLIS, ngs sample Recolpts for two « ments, 100 cars. Close: No ard. April, §1.10 1134; No. 2 northern July, $1.101; 0.2 northern, April, ¥1.05% P e RO CALIFORNIA CAULIFLOWER: sulphur, 811521 CANDY—MIxed, §0- twiststick, 8¢; French mixed, Jar und case can 300 per box, $1.65@ i palls, n',at.l CUCUMBERS—Per o, o grown, $1.050 * 5; Colorado, #1. Per doz hunches. dc. 5-1b boxes, 15@ IKANSAS City, April 27.—Wheat—Weak; No. ash, #1055 No. 2 red, cash, #1.08. No. 2, cash, Gde bid; April, 65¢ Bitvsnes—Shoe, per doz, $L25@150; daubers, 50@81.003 serub brushes, Ge@E2.00, By Skep—Mixed bird, 1-1b 41303 hemp, 445¢; anise, 15e. —30 1bs to box. 9i4¢; mining, 10B Corn—Lower; Top ONIONS—Per bunch, 2 Onts—Lower; No. 2 cash, 52140; LB MiLWwAUKEE, April 27. —Wheat —Higher; No. bushel, $1.00. ne cut, per 1b, 25@27c; plug, 2 @e; smoking. B@Ta; funcy b 4 rn-Lower; No. &, 674c. Oats—Lower; No. 2. white, ble. pork, July, #12.00. 7.—~Wheat—Lower; No. CeLERY—Callfornia, | bunchos, 40@iso. I b Cuba, bakiog, CINCINNATI, 4-galkogs, § —Per LY, refinnd, $6.50; half bbl, £3.50. i-1b Dales, 220 @ BEANS —Medlums, $.60; n ‘No. 2 mixed, 70 Outs—Lower: No. 2 mixed, 54 LIvERPOOL. Avril 27, offer moderately Corn—Dull and lower. —\Wheat—Dull; holders | %-1b bales, 18¢; sal 40-foot cotton clothes line, 81.40; 60-foot ®-foot sisal lines, ool twines, 814c; man- 6101 in. 8o} es from 7-16 to 1 in, 7 rope, -in, 1 cotton clothes iine. 81 $1.75; 60-foot jute, $i.85 ilin rope. all slz Skunk! short stripe,csd Skunk;nar'w stripe.csd Skunk, brond stripe,esd. CHICAGO, April 27.—Cattle—Recelpts, 13,000; double cider, triple strenzuh, 10¢, small $10.00 2,00, choice to extra, #5500 s and bulls, $2.00@5.0). Hogs—Receipts, 28,000: and common $4.75@A.5; pr Recelpts. 10,000: market actiye,ste 0@550; westerns, $5. SrArcu—Per Ib, P1ekLES—Med gherkins, #1L.00; Boston mixed 81 WOODENWARE—D market lower; rough 4.40; packers ana 'mixed, e heavy and butcher weights, ralned, $.75; 2-hoop, $1.50; sy per, metal hoon, 2 No. 1. all red, . 4, red, 1.00; o ur 3 rass hoop: 3 brass_hoops, Na hoops, No. 1, siripe strived, #4.60 1. Louts, April 2 shipments, 2003 eusier; 0@6.00; Texans —Cuttle—Receipts, 1,300; fair to fancy native und Indiins, .40 cedar 3 hrass horse extra heavy, N § Butterwure— Hogs—=Receipt: Hght, #4.6064.75, KANSAS CIty, 400; shipments, 2,600; 1 steers, §5.5005.80; cows, #2.50@5.00; stockers and feoders, $2.0004.50. Hogs—Recelpts, 3,600; shipments, 5,500; mar- ket lower; all erades, . OMAHA LIV per nest, 4 butter paddles o Decr, sumimer, per 1b... rds—Single, $1.40@2.00; April 27.~Cattle—Receipts, Deer, winter, per b, ket steady to weuk: h ¥ Decr. gr'n 8'itd, n peaches, &2.75: udes LIRS AR oherries. white, Miscellaneous. —Kansus, Nebraska and_Te ed: Fine, aver to 16c; mediun, aver: e quarter bl i conrse, uve nd rough, ave gooseberries, guges. $1.857 aches, seconds, 4 Aoz in cuse, Eastern canned fruft— OMARA, April 27, of cattle 1500, as OArTLE—Officlal recelp! compared with Monday of last week. The general market on beeves was 10c to light beeves sold early at about stead, Butcher stock was active and firm. Goo ders were strong, common grados slow and eberries, Baltino a fow func choiee, 12 to 3@1.65; pineupples, choice, 10 to 12 Rousted — Ariosa, 6); Bunola, 2. w delaine, aver Hoas—Official receipts of hogzs 147 21 Saturduy and The market was slow Tlhe rango of the prices pald was 8130048, the buik selling A 703 heay v, H.60E4.80 rices paid was Suturday and min, $3.60; Cordovia. #25.60; Mocha, Coffee essence—14 gro. hoxes, 8LE@L50; ehl compared with Monday of lust week. ae to 10¢ lower. Wbing, averag oarse combin choice, 18 to to 17e; choice, choice, 15 to Ie; average, 4.6). Light, . Tub washed 25 to %e; conrs, —In_Car Lots Only dry country, ‘bleuche Jliojee, % o Provisions. 0 Monday of last week. neep--Official recelpts of sheep 1,105, as rduy and 380 Mon. compured with day of Iast week. Natives, ELO0G5 Patent Key weighed and delive Hines—No. 1 green salted No, I green salte Alci No. 1 veul No. 1 dry fiint hid No. 1dry salted Tallow No. 1, 414@4 3¢ Cans, 014 Style Opener. Receipts and Disposition of Stock. Officinl receipts and disy shown by the books of ~ th \piny for the twenty-four hours ending ut . m. April 27, 1) T-1b square cans . TALLOW AND GREAS) Corned beef, 14-1b xquare cun Lunel tongue Luneh tongue Hrawn, 1-1b square ean: Brawn, 2-1b square cans. Brawn. 6-1b round cans Ox tongues, lg-1b round ‘cans 1gues; 2-1b round cans. OX tongue s, 24-1b round cans. . ipped beef, 1g-1b round_ cans £ 151 round eans. .. -1b round cans. 1°ib round cun: 1b round esns of, 6-1b round cans i, 3-1b round EEEEYE 1-1b round cans. . -1 round cans rough tallow, 14 3 ars. Head. | Cars. Head. |Cars | Head. | PTI IETT e DISPOSITION. LKE GEiNL GRANT'S. Lad a carcer sszszaE Chipped beef, “The G, H. Ham ongue that spread un y Shipyers and Feeders. . il my thro t was 5o af- Potted ox tongues, & Potted ox tongues, b round ca Compressed b, | . cted that Ieould serce Iy swallow. Representative Sales. y i ous sores feet, 2:Jb square cans, WESH POik—Pork loins, 8140, | pare ribs, to; shouldors, i me sound and b lieve it saved my li‘e. dressed hogs, d pigs fect. per dosn, e d pigs' feet, per dozes Choteedressed wufton of mutton, He; suddes of mut of mutton, 4c; le; 1 Mis. A. M. Coldsmith, ton, 10c; breasts . Prooklyn, N, Y. beef tender- 1018, i boneless strips, do; strip loins, 8¢ rounds, rump off. § ds, shisitk off, ;. by loins. 10c; sir ook on Blood and + kin diseascs free STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. er clods, tige; dei sweet breads per doz, lvers each, SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - - LIMITED. blood sausage, b cliese, bo; fresh pork sau bork sausage bulk, runkfurt siusag sausuge, fige LIVE STOCK COVMISSION, A. D, Boyer & Co 6-60 Exchange Bullding, Pr. knoblauch suusag SUIMIET suusage, for lots of fifty pounds upwards; o less quantity a balf cet - &8 1811138128 oooonnsos 222322883 Meats—Sugar Cured—Hams, 14 to Bouth Owmaha. 8.7, Goffn & o, firmer und 10%¢3 skinned wore active; falr cargoes, $10.75; No. 7, 1875, slear breukfast clear breakfust Hunter & Green, 30 Exchange Bulldlug Bouth Omana, bucon, narrow strips. 9i¢; bucon backs, Bhe: ul § 2 Exchange Bullding boneless ham, 40; dried beef huws (sets), 9% ¢ Bouth Omana o OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BETO. W. T. Seaman, Omahn's Largost Varlol WAGONS AND CARRIAGES OARPETS. Carpots, ofl cloths, mat- |y, tings, eurtatn goods, oto. 1811 Douglas stroat. Acme Tron and Wira| Wilson & Drake, | ® tubular fues. bOX bollers, tanks. ote. fron, wire and brass w'ks. 512 8. 10th streot. LITHOGRAPHING. Rees Printing Oo. 11th and Howard Sts. — e Vtn St SRSV | William Darst, Liquors snd Ch 1112 Harney atroot. Manufactur'es Kon, Kast Indis Bittor, R. R, Grotte, fmporter and J Wines and Liquors 1020 and 1022 Farnam St Price lista o3 application 1313 Farnam St, Omaha Frank Dellono & Cog Liquors and Gonutne Ne¥ 1205 Douglas Street. A. Friock & Qo,, Wholesalo LiquorDealers OLOTHING. maha Oarpet Co, | Gilmore & Rul, L. Kirsoht & Co., Wholesale L quorDenle pufacturers & Whole ale Clothiors, 1100 Harney St. 'CIGARS, West & Fritsohar, Manufacturers fino clgars Jobbers of leaf tobocos. 1011 Farnam streot. ~ 0OAL, OOKE, BrO. Omaha Coal, Ooke and | Coutant & Squires, Lime Oo. Hardand soft coal ship- TTard and soft ooal. . B (e 16t Hulbert & Blum, P.H. Mahoney & Oo. Oblo lump, Rock Sprins, Cont Excelsior, Walnut blogs, _ 11ard—Con! ecroenod hut, anthracite, Ofces 815 N. 16th nnd eor. 10th and Douglas sts. smithing, stowm. Office 314 8. 15th st. American Fuel Co. Ehippors and_dealosy ta anthracita and bitus Tminous coal. 258, 1ith stroot. Nebraska Fuel O, | 2138, 13th stroot, ‘ | Omaha, Neb. Mount & Griffia, Omaha, Nob. CORNICH. Eagle Cornice Works ized Iron Coral Window caps, metal Ky Dodge St. L W. Douglass & Oo. Hardwood Lumber, hn A, Wakefiold, irted, American, Po; 1310 North 16th Strest. Ohnrlewflua, Hardwood lumber, wood carpets and parquet Quincy White Lis Wyatt - Bullard Lume 20th and Izard Streets, Louis Bradford, Lumber, Itme, cement,otg Oth and Douglas. Oady & Gray, Lime, Coment, Eta., Cor. 0th and Douzlac 186 Faronm ree th_and Doug- Fd n MILLINERY ANE NéTIO;IS 0. A. Stonehill, Millnery, Notions RS IAAAAAND I Oberfelder & Co,, Importers and Jobb Howell & Co,, 278, 14th stroet, 116-118 8. 16th 8t., Omahs MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETJ e s e S S, Mex Meyer & Bro, Qo M{'g Jewelers, dealors In | p musical instruments, Johnson Bros., #14 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb. 0. B. Havens & Co., | 138, 14th stroot, | 1602 Farnam strect, Materials, Ete. Douglas Btree! CEMENT AND LIME. J. 7. Johnson & o., 2188, 13th stroon ST y Omaha, N F. Ruemping o 2 Manufacturers of Galvan- [Galvanized Iron cornloos, Dormer window o caps, finlals, lights ete. 1110 and 1112 1ron and slate roofer. 811 Farnam 8t. ———e OYSTHRS, Consolidated Tank ~ A. Booth Packing Go., Refined and lubrioating furnishing notions. Cor. 11th and Howard ats. | Corner 1ith and ilarney 1208 Leavenworth. ) A. 11 Bishop, Manag PLATING. Oarpenter Paper Co., | Western Plating Wka BLEOTRICAL SUPPLIES, Carry A full printing, wrapping and silvor and nlok plating on all_metal i . |3 mell Elictric Gas Wolf Eleotrical Co. ii"htiné‘ 0%. gas lighting, Re Ilustrated Catalogue froo. Eicotr 1614 Capitol Avenus, | feC « I apeE ba.| iablewnre, eic. repla e ——a PRODUOE, COMMISSION, FARM MACHINERY, ETC. Parlin, Orendorff &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co., General Corner Jones and 9th ats. Skandia Plow Co., Omaha, Neb. 1349-1351 Sherman ave. Ribbel & Smith, Dealers In country prod- Schroedor & Co,, ' Cash buyers butter nnf . and_genoral o 423 South 11th at — e E. B Branch & Ooy Produce, fruits of all ote 1207 Howard stroet. 0. Rosso & Co., Calitornta and Broken Bow Rollor B, T. Davis Mill Co, Milling Co.. C. G. Underwood, Office and warehouss, Manager at Omaha. 1013 N. 10th street. Cor. 6th and Jackson sts. kinds, oysters, 1211 Howard strosh. — . Robart Purvis, Toward stroot Write for prices on bube ter, ekgs, pouliry aud. 1213 Howard stre Porter Bros, Oo,, Californin, Florlda and tropieal fruits. B01-811 Joney atrsot. Omaha Milling co,, Merchant Mille Oftice und mill, 1313 North i6th Stiect FURNITURE AND CARPHTS. el I R Dewey & Stone Fur- | Ohas. Shiverick & Co. niture Go., Furniture ana Carpots. Furniture and carpets, 1116-1119 Farnam streot, 1206-1210 Farnam St. Beebe & Runyan Fur-| niture Co. Succossors to C.A. Boebs & Co Grace and ith Sts. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. F. Gilman, Clemens Oskamp, : g H‘E'l‘. n-‘l 'k Meal, tinesh ok Aleal. o 1014 N. 16th strest. c.l;g. I: e C.B. Black. - Managor. | I27-1215 . 20th sires® Olark & Qo,, poultry and game, 04 South 15th strecs. " Williams & COross, Produce and fruity Kirsohbraun & Sons, 1209 Koward stroot. " Bates & Co, roduce, fruits, spocialtiex. teas, wpicos, 1214 Harnoy streot RUBBER GOODS, ETO. Omaha Rubber Co., Manufacturing and Job- bersall kinds rubber 1008 Farnam atroot. Emorson Bsed Oo,, Sood growers, Sohneider & Loomis, |J. T. B"nhgmn Notioa )0, fobbers und Importers of notlons and furnishing go0ds, 1111 Howard streot. GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. BRARR EAINA: St o o 0 Kennard Glass and | 3, A, Puller & O, “Paint 0o, 1402 Dougias Stroal 1408-1412 Harney stroot. Omanis, Neb M. A. Disbrow & Co., Manufacturers of sash, Bohu Bash & Door Jo, Manufaoturers of moulds ings, blinds, doors, th and lsard sty. | 16th and Clark streots. STOVES, Duffy-Trowbridga Stove Manufao'g 0o, Willian: Oumimings, | Blake, Bruce & O, 900-003 Laavenworth st 117 and 619 South i6th St Omaha, Neb. ~ GROOCERIES, Paxton & Gallagher, | Meyer & Raapks, 705-711 8. 10th streat, 1403-1405 Harney straoh Omaha, Neb. Manufactar'g stoves anl 217-210 South Seh atroet. | 13131215 Taavenworth ok 'BA, COFFEB, SPICES, CIGARS, "Consolidated Ooffse | 1414 and 1418 Harney st \ D. M. Steele & Oov | 8loan, Job 9th und Leavonworth 12011205 Jones strae, Omaha, Neb. STEAM A 0.5 Wind Fagine & ND WATHER SUPPLIES f Strang & Sonsy 10021004 Farnam straeh Halllday wind mills. 913 Allen Bros,, McCord, Brady & Co., 1114 Haroey street, 13th and Leavonworth, Omaba. Neb. Omaba, Nobraska. GRAIN AND PROVIleNi o Ton'ray & Bryan, | £ A, MoWhorter 12 Int Brokers, graln, provisio wnd stocks. 416 8. th - Priy Bt. Privatewire to Chi-| Yol koSt Louls and New| I York. Vouklit for all markets. Oockrell Bros.! Brokors. wires w0 New York 4o & Bt Louls. Special atten- ton given Lo track blds on grain. 18t Natl Baok. Ross, Botlog manager. & BILLIARDS, 1 The Brunswick-Balkg | Bard merchanadl 407 400 B, 10th streat, Toys, dolls, album koods, house furol goods, ehildrea's car- 1319 Farnam st. P. T. HUGH ES, WHOLESALE CASHOOMMISSION and Westera Creamury roll 10,000 A 1 empty ekk case P or exchange for exgs At market price, 1628 aud 150 (6h Bireey Wrlte for particulars, Deaver. Colorsdo,