Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1891, Page 6

6 THE THE SPECULATIVE NARKETS. Wheat Trade Extremely Weak and Prices Blightly Lower, INFLUENCES CONTINUE TO BE BEARISH. a- Decline fn Corn and Oats--No Anin tion in Provistons and Few Trans- actions -Cattie and Hogs Unchanged, Cnteaao, April [Special Telegram to The Bee)-Wheat started out extren woak. Many had carried liberal lines over the night but were anxious to sell at the start becanse of lower London cables, heavy re- celpts In the northwest, an nerease of 728,000 bushels on ocean passage, and fine weather. Buyers were very searce and July was offered from 81,07 down to #1064, Its range for the day was $1.05 to £1.07, closing at midway. The opening trade In wheat fnduced liberal pur- chases by Ream, Bloom, Cadahy and various othiers of the crowd who had sold yesterday at higher prices. They absorbed all offerings, started the general trado to buying and then unloaded on the tise which followed. This operation was gone through with several times during the day and_was, in fact, the main foature of the market. Cuble advices from abroad wero that London closed 15@9d por quarter loweron wheats that Parls was 70 centimes to 1 fra loweron flour, and T06s) ntimes lower on whoat, and that Berlin wheat had declined 10255 marks. To offset thiswere advices here that the French duty on wheat would he either removed or r ed one-hialf. Domestic news was as bearish as ever. Allof the winter wheat market had b rul receipts, and there wore the same rosy accounts of the condition of the growiug crop. In addition to the domesti ws there was an dnere se of 754,00 bush the Engl visible supply quotat were not only '4d lower An but on Indian wheat woll toduy putson July wheat for 81.04%; on calls, #1074 Corn started out weak, despite the fact that ne 5 in Closing Liverpoe on rican On the tonmorrow 1ocal recelpts were 00 cars less than anticl pated. An offering raid earried July down from (e to 6254e, 1t ralliod 106250 and then broke to 61 Leopold, Bloom, Ream and Cudaby, who had assisted inbreaking values early, ‘were lwavy buyers at the declin They brought July up to 62%c, and it closed at this pri The feature of the day was the widening of the difference between May and July futures. While the decline was in progress May was at but 2e premium. On the rally May spread out to de premium, May was probably used by the bear erowd to work July prices higher In order to muke the short sales ut Letter tizures. The nearness of Muy to muturity prevented any short sules of it and left manipulators free to act. The privi leges for July corn for tomorrow were: Puts, 61501 s ealls, Blzo, “The 0its mark v netive tod piily by the nction of closed from e to 3¢ s quotiilons. There was no ral buying and seliing as the tradin Uy of seattered chiaracter. My d livery opened at 404, dropped to 4815, anced 10 805e and closed at 50c, June wis nominal and guotable at the elose at 40'c. July started at 4575 ¢, declined to 45e, recoverod 1o dtye, and closed, finally, at 4610, August closed dtinle, and September at i, C Provisions failed to exhibit very m mationand t suotions Lo confined to the changing ove other, though grain operators ber of their shorts on trades they had out. on hog products, There was a goneral belief eurly in the duy that pork, fara and S would go lower, a5 corn und the other g were away off, und someswean 5 oped from this s provoi to be 2 ani- rEeextont we. 1o month t , and the lizht ¢ 5 u powerful bull © throughout the west the o reported very light, and r nly about 1,000 hogs, where 18- hoz oefpts were 000 were expected. July pork sold up to 13,10 nd closed at which wus also yester- ay's closing prices. Lard and ribs closed n Hitile higher thun yesterday. PRICES AT CHICAGO, Bhowing the official runge of prices in the ending options, as reported by Cockreli rother T iz, | 10 1.00% 107 o 23 o3| 63 127 1§ 10 630 660 o 705 | 4 AT 81 T, 1.01%) ] “ Notes and Gossip, Duluth receipts: 57 ears of wheat. Minneapolis receipts: 22 cars of wheat, Kaasus City receipts: Wheat, $5; corn, outs, 19. Hogs receints today ut six polnts 13,500 less than the sanie day lust year. Noew Yorl close: Wheat, Muy, 81173 July. 113 bids Docenber, $1.08 sold. Corn, Mn{, July, Oats, May, 56ic: July, St. Louls receipts: Wheat, 0.201; corn, 121, oats, . Sume day Iast year: Whoeat, 8,065 oats, " 52,505 Shipmoents: MH75 onts, 0864, Very dull, but averaged firmer thun yesterday. The grain traders who sold short'yesterday believing that the break in gran would break provisions were buyers to: uy und were the chief support to u very dull market. Chileago recelpts, car lots: Winter wheat i3 spring, - ¢ Inspected No. Wintes 1; corn, b4; 23, Ship hels: Wheat, 58,046 oorn. T onts, Estimated ca Wednesduy; Wh corn, 4507 oats, Beerboh Liverpool wheat held higher. pri inchanged. Corn, fair in iry, prl lower. Mark Line wheat Ben 0 wer, _flour un- |} Danublun, —5@id low 1 n - unchanged. Curgoes off coust: Wheat weak. On passage sellers would bo filling to mako concessions, Wenthor fine. French country markets generally decrouse, Corn and Onts—Recelpts of corn, although somowhat under the estimates wers very large, amounting to 60 cars. Receips of " oats - exceeded the estimates und smounted to 452 cars. Country hoiders of both cereuls huve been very free sellors todiy and our local scalpers took advantage of this togetshort on the early break. An uetive cush aetiand sprung up for Gt lots Whout noon and started the shorts of the early morn- ing to coveriug this alone i {0 bo nt- tributed the 1ate bulg Wo donot advise our friends to sell either corn or oats on breaks, but would advise saies of July on all good bulges. W. G MeCormick & Co.to F. O, Swartz & Co,— Beautiful soring weather and lower cables Jrere the key to tho murket situation today {,nlulun declined 9 pennies to a hilling and Liverpool 4 penny to a penny. The English visible showed un’increase of 724,000 bush els, A noteworthy feature of our market had been the aggressive selling by & party of local bears who lost money on the lute uptur but en now o hive recovered the r soeond ind and their courage. wards the close of the session there wis some talk about the re- moval of the French tax which, with the ro port of export demand, started Shorts recovor- g wnd gave a Hittlo ‘reaction from e early rouk. Boyond this we seo no good buyink and no eletent of strenzth in 1o market for the present. Receipts at e primary points were 300,50; shipuents, o Kennett, Hopkins & Co. to 8 A. MeWhorter —Cables were disappointinzly heavy, much stronger had been looked for, and the crowd who had londed up accordingly were frantie seliers ut the pending, which wis about | cont below yesterday's closing. Foreign advices toduy Bave contained no encouragoment for holdors, Wwount on Passage Incraase for the week about 750,040 bhushols, ewch sue- cecding week beating the record of former years. Reports of workings for distant ship- ments continue to be made, but us theso are Jiable to be resold they do not count much with the trade. Tt Is belioved foreigners have bought all they cun tike care of for the present und then options are ex- pected tocome en the warket unless u decided chunge for the better occurs soon. There has been no good buying today. Shorts have cov- ered quite freely and the market looks Iike wolng lower. Corn und oats wero raidod earl but received good support later and oclosed Dotter thun seemed possible, Recelpts are fn- Our stooks ure growlng. The weather 1s all that could be desired and the one! pression I8 that we shall gradually job lower warkets, but for the presens pur- OMAHA DAILY BEE: %DNE \uses on good hrenks for turn will | steady at e, and cheap lots are wo be profitabl rovision holders showed [ up. [n combing o floc surprising backbons in withstanding [ have been sules of N A1y the bear Influences on the flocr | delulne at s@are; Michigan fine toaay, 08 thero was nothlng new to hold the | #6c. Unwashed combing wools nre murkot. Tts steadiness, with grain eak, | up and quoted at 27G386 for ono-qu must be tiken us evide of inherent | 200 for th ighths, Torritory strength. Stocks here wiil probably show a | seliing nt 60@d5e for clean fine; 5800 aln for the month of 8,060 barrels of pork. but | medium, and 53ic for medium, T ylard very little change Ribs will show a | California wools ulet dacrese of 5,000,000 pounds, but there 1s wbout | are in good demund, with ¢he AL qunnliy stomd 1 prvAto WAFOhoUses, | &1 40@Hcs fulr 10 K600 *upeps which will not be counted. Last Aptil pork e, TForelgn wools a tncreased 10,000 barrels. Lard decreased 8,000, Rils no change, Lozan & Co. to Toncray & Rryan—Wheat opened thix morning frrogular at about $1 06k Tuly. The offerings wore heavy, with fow yiying orders. All the forelzn advices say weather | ved and prices lower, floating ria tod, With July wheat seliing AUEL06, 1 the face of the promise of one of the Turgost crops, 1f not the hest, ever grown in this country. wo roquire n constant demand for cash Whit we hive to aispose of, and bets ter torelen ndvices to sustain prices We will Lo subject to scares, such as fnseet Tife, rust and other fnacinary evils that will give good tuations until Wurvest, The sentiment is siowly changing In favor of lower prices and we fuvor selling the new erop options on all strong markets. The trading In corn con- tinues heavy and fluctuations have been within a nariow range. locelpts better and recelvors sy thoy wil facrense, Any Inerease Wil bring low plies to onts, CHICAGO L1 or prices. The san'e remark ap- STOCK MARKET, Ciieaan, April 28.{Spaclal Telezram to Tie B ~CATTLE=The cattlo recelpts were 3,500 lead, a very light ran and a talling off of 3,000 1n Lwo iy as e time last ported slight has, at least, had red with the receipts this together with a re- in English muarkets, tly marked effect on the trade, «s today buyers would tuke the trouble to look at a salesman's cattle and make him an offer befora he left, something the gentlemen have which showed they fow at least Most of the salesmen reported aht ad- vanee when they could make a salo, some re- not wanted o practiced recently. porting thelr stale steers sold for loe more thun they were offered yosterday, and fresh wshade better than that. Comm slon men who had prime cow stock reported a ed no partie- e Choleo 15024 50; cows, § light advance, but canners she hunze. The sules w fair, $8.50; heifors, steers, 10 oipts wel o 11,000 Business nd whont mein' a mir- on month, All values “h lower than yesterday, but wand was Himited to packers almost three or four of the leading ship- peis beiniz out of the market entirely. Rou and common sold ut $1.00 1081355 packers, #. o #1905 prime heavy and butcher weights, $.00 10 8,057 Light, $5.80 10 $4.90 OCAS AND BONDS. NEw The Yok, Apri Bek.]—London cables Ively that the Hebre buankers must nave enjoyed their noliday on yesterday, because so soon as they returned to busi- 55 they commenced 1o 1 things hum, The little vacation which hud been taken ad- vantago of by the bears to sell stocks was a costly affair to those who short ot Louls- ville & Nashville, Union ai preferecd, St Paul, F ul Telegram to showed - [Sp o Erie preferred and common, Lake Big Four, Reading, Missouri Wabash preferred, Ontario & Western Burhington & Quincy, trad Ities at guins of 4 to 1 point prices of last uight wus nore pronou and showed that the groat outsid party us no longer absent from the brokers' offices, sumission peaple exceutel ordors for fuily ,000 shiures of stocks, while foreign houscs bought at least 35,000 additional, Mone Ly o means ensy Lond Ket, but there is for any alarm. Tine loans there fully two per cent ch side. This has led to the forn Ver of fwiportant pools abroad. he stock market was cverything ~went up - from Sterling exchunge posted rates were advanced by some of th xchange houses with- out pretending to be able to foretell what will be i the minds of the directors of the, Bank of Englund on Thursday next. There seens to be ground for thinking that as matters The £ in these hove the the causo e procured r than on this tion of & nuwm- in no hooming and the ~ start. ud today there ure good prospects an advance in the Bank of En land’s “discount rate on Thursiny _next. e in the open market todiy was 3 per The bank's rate s now 513 percentonly. 1 banking houses in this city are said to templating rold shipments this week. One engagcment of £00,0000f gold coin was re- ported today. Favorable railroad earnings scem to be the order of the day. The Chesapeske & Ohlo's statement showed an increase of #3108 in net earnings. For nine mantes the income in net earnings Leen 312400 For three months ending March 81 the Central of New Jersey showed an increase of $1743%0 in surplus. The matter of ight rates ~ between New York and St Paul s attracting more attontion us the evidences inerease thut the action of the West Bhore and Cana- dian Pacific + means more slushing of rates. Just why the Vunderbilts take an ally like * the Canadian Pacific, Which inimediately procecds to out rates In competition with the' Vanderbilis' own lines between New York and St Paul, is rather ng. tt, Hopking & Co. to 8. A. MeWhorter uent up town lust evening on the late course of stocks was rather in favor of the bears because [t was belioved the Hquidation of long stocks yesterday was 1urge. A ood many ol bull thuders of exp rience und unusually excellent judgment con- fess that thoy, too, were fooled by yesterday mornings stiff opening and that they bought stocks ut the highest ln‘ll'n of the duy. Even Cammack's brokers bought Northern Paelfic preferred at the top prices on bull tips. Thero seems to he a good deal of confidence still re- mauining in bull circles about stocks because the murket continues active and large opera- tions show a bigger speculation in progress. It wais not expected in view of our weak clos the fall in the price of consols yesterduy and the hardening rates for monoy in London that the London murket for American securi- ties would be jtrong today. consequently when A n railrond stoeks eame quoted in I wmoro or less advance over our price of yosterday the effect upon our market was to make It oben strong with traders z00d buyers agulost theirsales of yesterday. There Were also in the market at the opening liberal buying orders trom London which were espec- fally large in Louisville & Nashville and St Paul. The buying of Loulsvilie & Nush- ville' continued to be a feature throughout the day und prices, rose over 2 per cent with 1o lmportant reactions. The market hus hesituted at times under the influence of the operations of room traders who are not in sympathy with a further advanco in prices Just ut present. they having fixed themselves generally for a downward reuction, but the markets” shows a great deal of stub- bornness and refuses to yleld to the asswults made upon it. New Jersey Central has beer active with fluctnations ranging over nearly por cent. The earnings of the company are urge and its friends predict much higher prices for it. The sterling exchango mar- ot I8 very strong and some promi- nent draws of bills have advenced Sight rates to 4%. Seven hundred thousand dollurs gold ~ coin was = shipped toduy and - 800,000 s reported engaged | to £O by tomorrow's steamer to London. This “is ~the first shipment for some © to London. The large amounts which huve gone forward in the lust week or two hayving gone to the continent, Monoy in on Is 34 ver cent. Money s eusy here at 34@i por cent. The market elosed strong with New England u feature, Total sales, 340,056, The following are the closinz quotations: U788 rexistorod . 10K | Northern U848 coupons. 0| US. 4lgs roalstorad 101 UL dig3 o o | Pacttic lia of ' Contral Pacific & Alton New Vork Central... Chicag it Chie: Burllog | A & Quiney 5 | o proterred DL&W.... 1574 St Paul & On Ilinols Central. 2101 °| " 4o preferr. Kansns & Texas. 1. 134 | Union Paeltio. Lake Shore. WSt L & B Michignn Central Missourl Pacifio MONEY ON CALL—Eusy. per cent, Pitie MERCANTILE PAPER — 53315 per cent. BTERLING EXCHANGE — Strongi sixty-duy bills, 813545 deinand. $1.50, losed offered at 2y Coffee Options, NEW Yok, April 28.—~[Speclul Telezram to BEE.]-Corree—~Outions opened steady polnts down to 5 points up and closed anged 0 10 points yp. Sales, .000 bags, including April, $17.85; Nay, #17.65 @775 June, $17.6): July, BITARL Aug st RIT10IT.25: Septembor, $16.5010.81: Oc to- bor, 1. comber, $15.2515,30, Spot Rlo. it oo wore active; falr cargoes, $19. No.'7, 8181814 @18.50 Mining Stocks, New Yo, April 25 ~[Special Tolegram to Tue Bez|—The following arh the mining stock quotations Altce. .. - Aspen Dondwao T Halo & Noreross. Homestake Horn Silver he Wool Market., BosToN, Mass,, April . —(Special Telegram 1o Tue BEE.)—There wus steady demand for Wwool und prices are without material shange. Ohlo has been selling av@3le for XX, and XX and wbove at &Gie; Michigan rules demand, TFRODUCE, The following Firm; CHICAGO. April 2 prices: closing Corn ash. 68c; Moy, 00% Oats ash and May, 5ge; J Pork-Stendy; cash and May, $ 00, rloy. Flax-"Steady at 8110, Timothy--Ensy at #126 Whisky 8118, Flour “Quict and unchanged; nom lower thai lastweex tulk Meats -Shoulders, $5.2)@5 clear, $0.5006.80; short ribs, #2000, Buttor =Firm and dairy, 15@250 Clinan 4@ 11505 15 e, Unehangod: hanged; i groe Unchang Youug nged: No, ake, 4140 1,000 25,000 Youk, April 25— Wheat—Rece OXpOrts, 44,000 hushels; losing stronizer; No, 2 Pulled o super selling WiSe s extra firm and in good cash, £0.2000, 11 eleaned well arter, and wouls are | o for fine oxas and wools wern the #1060 ace 2ty July, ainally 150 short amery, 18G2%c; Kocelpta, Shipménts 11.000 0.0 1) 4,000 260,000 ipts, 57,600 <pot opencd red, $116t301.17 ator; 81 10@1L10% In store; $L19%@ 120y afloat. Options declined 15ae on weik cables und general disposition to realize on bright cron prospects; the weak feeling held until near the close, 'wh peared and recovered A @1iic Corn bush Recoipts, 18, 83 Spot unsettl ke R Oats spot low ern. 5y unsettlod Sugar chan:ed. Petroley wilite, 3047 0 white wester May closed at b Raw,” nominal; n—Steady. egs—Steady: western, 144@15e. Pork—Firm. Lard—irmer; western steam Buttor—Fir n_duiry ern ereamery, Cheese -Steady; skims, April y, $1.08 { casn, oe; St. Louts, cash, #1.0 2 May, o4 i “Porl Lurd Wiiisky Butter—Firm and highe Lower; cash, bic; Quict at 812, Ensy at §5.40, $118. IKANSAS CrTy, 2hard, cash, $1.02 Corn—Wenker: 641ge bid. Outs—-Quict; bid, MINNEAPOLIS, April o Receipts, 220 cars; shi No. 1 hard. April, 8L09; on tric northern, April and N April 23 red, shi, No. 2 cash, 51ic: A 0. traclk, $L06@1.0613; No. 2 northe: @1.05%. 2spring, cash, $LOTIRE1.08, refined quiet, 51,000 buslicls: exports, none; ixed west- Options un- Wheat — Unsettled; July, $1.003@1 0%, tse; Jaly, May, 40%¢; July, Wheat—Quiet; No. 04, cash, G4ize bid; April pril, 52%e —Oash wheat slow. prients, 9) cars, ¢, SLOVB1.001 $1.007% ; Close: Wheat —Lower; No. Corn-"Steady: No. 8 on trac Oats—Steady white, 5ic. Provisions—Steady; pork, July, $12.07%. NNATI sell: No. 2 red. Corn—Lower: Oats—Quiot Whisky—81. April 28.--Wheat — 2 mixed, 70'c. nixed, 541c. LIVERPOOL. April Wheat—Fir holders offer moderately i cady; demund fair; mixe 6324 per cental. LIVE STOCK. On10Aa0, April 28.—Cattle—Rece!, market steady; steers, choice, 8.50; helters, $1.3.@4.50; cows, $2.1003 Hogs—Recelpt: and common, #4.00@4.55; heavy and butcher weights, 8 Receipts, 6,000; market hij TH@5.00;5 westerns, 85,500, packers, S1. Louts, April 28, shipments. 100:_ stron stoors, $4.00@5.75; Texuns and Ind @5.10. Lower to 'm,. quiet; d western, pts, fair, 84.50; slow: rough 450004903 1,005,905, or; na- : lambs, attle—~Recelpts, 2.500; i fair to fancy native lins, $4.00 ts, 7,100 HA@AS: ng; ste Hogs ~Recoipts, 7.100; shipmen steady;: heavy, #.8025.00; mixed, Hzht, ¥4.65@4.75. KANsAS Crtv, April 2. —Cuttle—Receipts, 400; shipments, 9005 market stroj ! stockers und foeders, o 50@5.00 Hogs — Receipts, 8,000; shipments, ket steady to weak; ull grades, #.0) %00; mar- @485, OMAHA STOCK OMAHA, April 28, OATTLE—Officlal reeints of cattle 1,545, as compui I 1.50) yesterday und 5,823 Tuesds t weok. “The market was niod- crately with «ll grades of st good butcher stock strong with less desir Hoas—Ofciul ~receipts of compared with 1. Tuesday of nst week. he market ¢ » steudy, nd feeders uotive and blo grades slow. hozs L yesterday and 20, a8 0,783 ppencd ac- tive and steady to strong. Later a reaction set in and the market closed slow and weuk. The range of the prices paid was i, bulle selling at $4.60@4.65. Ligh heavy, $4.654.80; Ixed, #4.6004.65, age of the prices pald was $4.62 04,80, the #4500 The ave! as compared with #4.62 yesterduy und #.86 Tuesduy of last week. Sieep--Official receipts of shee compured with 1,105 yesterday and day of last week. ' stronz, Natives @550 Receipts and Disposition of Officlal receipts and dispositicn of .0005.7 182, as 7 Tues- Thoe market was active and westerns, 82,50 Stock. stocl: ns shown by the books of the Unlon stockyaras compuny for the twenty-four hours endlng ut so'clock p. m. April 25, 1801 RECEIP TCATTLE. | HOGS. ‘ EED. WSS & WLS Cars.[Head Hoad. |Cars. | Hoad. | Care. | Hend, || | 152 i Packing C “The G. I Hammond (o Switt & Co.... 3 “The Cudahy Packing Co. J. P Squires. Crane & Son DRAR St (s atanss Bimblor Shippers and Lefv over... coder; T Ve reny Representative Sales. sTEERS, No.Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1.. 520 K 20.. 1008 &4 80 w6l 4 FONTHR R 19.. T 40 22,1150 4 3 Sl 4 44716 500 10 1is 101151 21 18 1 2 275 385 7 cows. 2.7 125 1,00 3 n 2,010 175 12,1017 3 1. 800 200 10, Wil i 0 200 3 [ 1.. 810 5 1. 40 4 1 WS 1 1070 2 i 108 H 1040 5 1..1020 360 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 2. 546 2 50 4. 82 0 o 100, 711 300 i M 2 G 406 315 a1 20 4178 3 1 16 2.5 32 8. “ 101 400 333 1.. 860 17 1 1 1.. 470 250 1120 275 1 1. 180 00 11740 2 0 1 407 275 1m0 810 1 cALvES, 4..809 17 .. 21 400 1. 1 8 4 60 1,10 40 1. 2w 40 STAGH. 180 250 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS, 2 spriugers, each.. 705 1070 1020 8 1275 &0 @52 1047 122) 1570 720 115) @3 114y 1054 1350 10 1670 1690 180 100 0 825 50 sold | ; 1 springer v 5 cows and calves, enuh WESTERY CATT No. 2 steers 4 feeders 00 90 00 LE. Pr. 00 405 Pr. 60 120 4 80 400 80 400 = 4w Sh. 40 40 160 470 160 47 50 140 1 120 % i - “le - OMAHA Groceries, Nurs--Per pound—Almonds, 16ie; Brazils, 1503 filberts, 1e; pocans, 1@ 1C: wilnuts, Licj peanuts. tuncy white, tc; roasted, 8c, DIIED FRUITS—Turkish prunds, less than Blids, 1800, sigei apples, evaporated, new ring, cholce. 14e; “apricots, fancy, In - sacks, 20ci Dluckberrics, now, 8¢; raspherries, 2 1bs to 0c in_boxes, litornin box, dife new Va layers, Hge: Deel, e OLIVES - Qua 2.75; bulk, per doz per cus FARINACEOUS 3 Ondura, doz, 84, rts, per 1, 8 kews, .00 split pens, me: DS, * $6,50605,75 f i , 120: vermicelll, 12 gea, Bt Tin aked he ny, b, SUGAR-—-Granulated, b%c; louf, 5ie, powdered, standard, powdered, Te light extr SALT grades 2405 best g t grude, 98 108, $2.40; rc 0. AKING POWDER s, 81,455 ba-1h -1b cans. 81.45; i other kinds, 1 $1.00@3.85 WRAPPING P, woods, 4 manilly teu, 12; Hio. 50 prime white, adiight, it . 8.0005.25; 2 gal 0. Jupan, ba green, 30030 Votizzl' cur i musca s ron, Leghorn, 2le; rreen p Royal, din i—Per 1b, hest st Puckages, 50 1bs to box, unpowder, Cal, cholce in bogs, 0 els o ; figs, lomon laye piuts, per doz, 0. Olive oil 4% pints, 3 ina. Dbils, 8, sago an erealing cubes, de. 100 salt, ¢ -1b cans, per doz. aw, 15x18 extra quality X18, fe; durk rag, 150 water white oline, 115e, Ol 1. 8.75GIN0; gal, 8le: kegs, e, 555 sun dried, glish breakfust, young Hyson, 20@iie; Colong, ) package dus AXLE GREASE—DPer, gross—Fraz large tins, §0.60; medlum 3 dres $2.003.50, BLUING 8 0z, 3 doz in boX. BL30@.T. lurge, 45c, . Liquid, 4 0z, 3 do; sing, 45c@8L00 stove volish, CES- Pr{rper—.)lnu pore, sitted, @75e; ladles' shoe per gross, in box, 00c@S dry, small, 2 _allspies, d0c; cloves, Penunz, lected, 1i@i%o; cassia, China, 4-1b muts, o nutmegs. No. 1, 75¢; mucussor, 6¢; plekling spices, 10-1b boxes, 25, CHOCOLATE, ETC.—12-1b boxes, M4@isc; Ger- man sweot, 23240 per 1b, 1627 MAPLE SUG 1803 10¢ cakes, 30-1b boxes, 12 1bs In box, pure. Mo, BROOMS—5-tle parlor, £.00; £2.25: 3-tie, plain, 81.80;" warel 81.25; whisk, $1.00@1.25. SoApP—Castlie, mottled, per bulk, 15-1b pal 003 shuvin, cakes per Lye 50 0X, Lowis’ prefumed, Auerican, &2 Swponific d2.00; ‘Star, serubbing, ¥ @ered, #. Mirk. Fagle, Anglo High #6.60. EXTRACTS--Lenion, 2 o7, 5 densed Swiss, #7.6! Jumalicn ginger, 4 0z, $1.85. —Per 1b—5e cakes, er 1b, 1405 laundry soap, per 100 bar p #7.40: Crown nd, $6.15 @31.8); 4 0z, 8100 nilla, 2 0z, G@82.80; 4 oz, cocou. ¥i@d0c; Bronjo, COCOANUT—I5-1bTuses, i and 3. b puckiges, ™ ils, 1L boxes, 1-1h bricks, & 4-tlo, 82.75: i-tle, house, $3.00; toy, 1b, 10¢; do white, 8,150 doz; tollet soap, 50; Red Cross, $4.25; £4.25: Merry Wu i Gillett's pof $.25: Rigl,! BL25@5. MATCHES— ‘urlun?:(\))un'd 300 por box, 81.66@ 1.7 : sulphur, 81150 CANDY—MIxed, #0-1b pails, twiststick, 8c; French mixed, 12 014@Tc; stick, Te; hoarhound stick, 8c; Jur and case candies, 5-1b boxes, 15@ 2le; extra fine goods, 55 BRUSHES—Shoe, per doz, 81,2501 THe@81.00; scrub brushes, (Vw‘@]lg.w. Binp Sken—Mixed bird, daubers, packuges, 5¢; canary, 445¢; herp, #15¢; anise, loc. OANDL] 10'5c; wax 11 ToBACCO ne cut, per 1b, @78c; smoking, 2@tio; fancy MoLASS N. O, fu 48¢; cholcee, 40@4be; good, 28 23@ie; bluckstra 8@} bbIs, 26; 114 bbl, 28¢; 4-gal kegs, $1.24; 2 e, CInER—Per bbl, rofined, 8. TWINES, CORDAGE, B¢ “BIbD." Very fin twine, XX brand, 14-1b bales, 18¢; sal -1b bales, twine, % cotton clothes ling 75; 60-foot jute 85; Wool ilin rope. il 'sizes, from 7-16 to 1 1n, 11c. 11 sizes from 7-16 to 1 in. 8¢ S from 7-16 1o 1 rope, 4-in, 15c, white wine, 12; triple st TARCH—Per Ib, (@8¢ PickLEs—Medium, bbls, Nm!:l small 810, gherkins, $11.00; By Woobi N 2, ; keele best, $1.50; white cedur, 4-in. ihoop, ouk grained, 8475; 2- 81.75; dowell, i brass_hoop: No. 2, striped, #4.50; horse ex 2.7 buckets, 8.5, Bu ash. i-inch, per nest. 7c: ash slze, per. nest, 450 Toe; bourds—Single, §1.40a Olothesping =5 kross boxes, 0 IAN 2.60; peaches, 827520 grades BLXGDIN0; oherrie cherries, black, §.2502.50 berries, Taspberries, £ @0 O 14-1b Dbale: 40-foot cotton clothes line, $1.4 8L65; 60-foot s VINEGAR—ADD'e clder, 10 baper, met: dur 3 brass hoops, No. 1, all No, 4, red, §.00 hoops, No. 1, striped. £.00; cedas ED FRUIT—Culi ornia—Aprioot qiinces. 40 1bs "to Dox. 0'¢; mining, 10@ 25@27c; plug, unds, 00c@A1.10. per gal. 46 uba, buking, syrup, 8 grade gul kits, £ bbl, £.50, twine, cotton liemp twine, candle wick, 60-foot lines, mans sisal “new pro- cotton n —C 18¢ 0 twines, bige in, 7 double cider, renguh, 19c. 0. , No. | 87.50; T, Ouk griuin, 5-in. best. $1. hoop, $1.50; sy ru 1 hoop, & putter ludles, hard wood, paddles or spades, 7 uble, peur white, bluck= 005 strawberries, 0; eurrants, $2,25; berries,§: plu exgs, BLE@LO: plums, green 1830 105" Eastern cann P s, F2.20@250; apple 15; gal. 4 doz in cuse, gooseberries, Raltimoro stundard, 2 | BL10; strawberries) 813 raspberries, ' $1.50; blueberries, $1.50; rod T #1505 black- berrfes. 81.00 shiced, #1 OFF Moc Luugh man, cherrles, Provisions. RESH PoRK—Pork loin Hones. rod of mutton, He; saddles of mu ot on, 4 leg of mutton, i BEEF Cors—Kolls, sirloin butts, se; b 18, 8¢i rounds, ramp Chucks, 514 wei shouider’ clods rs, 1801 beef loins beot ribs, 6@ i sweet breads per doz. ox tulls each, livers heurts euch SAUSAGE-Smoked i blood suusage, S0i fresh pork suu ork suusage bulk, No. 1, te 1oins'No. i 1% 1,16 cheese, fresh ita0; Polish knoblauch sausage e houlders, 6c; ot. per dozen, We; Digs' foot, per dozen, MUTTON—Choico dressed mufton, rounds, shauk off, e i Doet tongues eac Fraukfurt sausa; pincuppies, Rigos b 10i dross itton, 10c; breusts 10c, te; beef tend oneless strips, O off, 81305 rounds, honeless dog buck beef loius heof plates, G150 No. No the: beef rioy v, Be; )i suge links, 7 7e; smoked ubove prices are for lots of fifty pounds and upwards; o less quantity & Lalf cent o 161b wverage, 10405 bate, 2) 10¢; hums, 10 1o 12 1b ave rag buws, 104¢; shoulder, %) OKED MEATS -Sugar Cured Hams, 14 t 1o 22 1b averags e, 10%c; skinned clear breakfast | SDAY, APRIL 29, 1891. bacon. narrow & ips. Ol bucon, wide strips, bonejess ham, '0; dr § bonelcss Lreakfyst bucon bueks, 81ac;Californta or plenlo hama,e: beef hims sots), 04 oi breaktast dried beof clods, siie: short splend rolls oF ham roulette, Ste: smoked beel tongues (per dozen), #.50; special hans, 12 to 15 1L average, 1i%cs speeial boneless broakfust bacon, 116 seiocted dried Leef hums, insides and Knuck los, 1o} selected wide 10 sloar L ok fast bacon, DRY SALTED MEATSFaney leht welght short e, 7408 cloars, 64e; short rs, i shori ribs, ¢ shoulders, die; lenr Dellles, To; SMOKED MEA ED MEATS tier h Callforni s, IS, 818 00, Pickeen B LIS 100 [bs. iih D HARRELED er b, § i $11.50; short cut cleat pe moss' pork. $LLIG 1 0; fune. s extra i $10.00 extra pinte bonelass, 811, .00 10, oot e ) 1 w York cut) tie TONGUES rter hbls boneless roiled oxtra family plate heof, & CUREL clears, 7l t elonrs, 71es ba rbacks, il i bacon shoulders, iy tlerces, 0%o; s, d3cs bellles, roes, 6e; beef T OIK AND HEkF--Mess pork (new), ¥ pork, #1153 k. $12. Yo 8% lect ) buck pork, @800 prime less plz pork, i plute beef, 00; rolled Leef. f. 13 bbls. O1Ls—Prime lurd oil, winter strained. 3c; extra lard oil, winter strafied, j2c; oxtea No. 1 lard oil . 1 lard oil, icd No. 2 lurd oll at's=foot o), 40c; tallow ofl, 4. i ext Pia P Honeless UK Burrels, 200 1hs ch, #5.00; qu ighth by Compo pure leaf. pe perib. ticrce PRODUCT, Corned beef Corned beef Corned beef, 14-1h Squ! L s, i-1h 1011 o Launeh tongnes, 215 round Brawn, -1 square ¢ Brawn 2-1b sq; Brawn, 6-1b round cans Ox tongues, 1g-1h round eins OX tongues, 2-1b round cuns Ox tongues. 21g-1b ronnd eans Chipped be 1t round oans 2-10 found cuns. L 11 rou 21b rou b 1 b round cans ) round cans ed 0X tong Comprossed b Compressed ham. 2-1t squa Tripe, nd cans Mince Boneless p Ttonst beof, ituust beof, Ronst beef! s, 13-1b rouna Eaas—The i Brater—The very light when there ou When this d¢ Yesterday the pach recelpts Ithough the i o be m grad; 18 1fle, e even above Hay At 214.0002.14.50. POULT It after Live chickens sold as hig and dow; ducks, 32.50@3.00 Lund ¢ Flour. O Milling Cc i vincible patent, $2.75, [ £2.40: Snowflake, §2.00: Fanc R.T. Davis Mill Co. Croan. ey No. 10, £.00; Miunesoti, hard 'wheat patent, whent putent, $2.60, Oskump’s ready to rise buckwheat $4.25 per cuse_of 50 2-1 ¢ in bbls, N. Y., $.00; L. Blup Juek meal. .75 per ages. 1. Gilman's #2.50; Snowflake. #2100, 1t s cuts of choiee pigs, his i brigh burrels 5108, vach & . nd. per 1b, tleree basis, 6 1h, ticrce badis, 108 kettio b, tereo busls, e, und cans Ox tongues, 14 1bround cans . 1-1b square o me prices of butter ile the wy--Dressed poultry 1s very nd fs about ot of the n 15 $1.00 fo 10 84,50 for roosters and mized. Isior ‘hrand, et le of thie frosh f burrels 5 st color. 1060 ch, [ pure renderc 1@ 1240, of butt serson arrived Inerease., b rapldly. sold 1o best rolls were reported mentioned price, uld only be Juoted Tittle rket, 0. ng flour, wheut, .50 of 50 2-1b puck+ ebraska spri buc 0ld Medal, 82.8); Snow White, 2,105 low grade, $1.60; bran, Fresh Fruits, STRAWBERRIES—Per case of 24 pints, B0@ 8.95; per case of 24 quarts, §.00. ORANGES—Los Angeles, § Duarts &, %1005 R &) 85.50@8.00, £5.20@0.00, GRAPE F 60 per box; Riversides, —Cholce stock, per box, #.00; fancy, vrr—Per box, £.25, BANANAS—Per bunch $1.506.00, APPLES—The supply 5.50@6.00 per bbl, light and stocks held at OrANBERILES—Bell and cherry, per bbl, $.50 @10.00. Per doz., 8 Asp per do; Pie P RAGUS—Hom 50 Vegetables. grown stock, 85¢@31.00 ANT—Per box of ) Ibs, 8175, CALIFORNIA CAULIFLOWEI ‘er doz, R.50@ 8.00. Cuc funcy, 81.75@2.00. BERMUDA ONIONS—Per Lox, §5.230..50. POTATOES—110 ern stock, #1204 Minr—Per do NEW CALIFOR ToP ONIONS SPINACH—Per b, §1.75. Lerruck--Choice stock, 40c, grown, £L05@1.10; for west- i Colorado, 81501, o5, 40¢. A POTATOL bunch, e 5. Per 1b, de. RurAvaGas—Michigan stock, vor bu, 60c. BEETS--Per bushel, 81,00 Per bush PARsNIPS—Per bushel, § CABBAGE—Per 117 BEANS—Mediumm: , #1.00. . per doz, RADISHES—Per doz bunches, 403 . Miscellaneous. Woor—Kansus, N Unwashed: Fine, a medium, uverigi quarter blGod, averags 20 to 10 18 cotts and biack, chofce, 15 to heivy fine, chole ing and delaine- 16’ cholee, 16 to 18 20 t wverage, 20 to 2le; choic blood combing, average 20 17 to 18c: brald, average, 16e. Tub washed—Cho! course, 20 to ebraska and Territory. 12 0 15 coarse, average, 15 to lie; rough, uverage. 3 cholee, 14 to 16¢; seedy or’burry, choice, 12 to 14 7 i chol le: cholee, oice, 16 to 1ic; bucks and very Unwashed com b= average, 14 to uedium delaine, wverage, sholce, 20 ‘to 223 medium ‘combing, 220 to 17 to Ixc; ch oarse combing, averuge, 1o Lo 17¢; cholee, 203 quarier choice, 18 to TAKE YOUR CHOICE. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC S. S. S. CONTAINS NO MERCURY OR POISON OF ANY KIND. IT IS PURELY VECETABLE AND PERFECTLY HARMLESS. YET IT IS THE ONLY PER- MANENT CURE FOR CON- TACIOUS BLOOD POISON. AND THE RESULTS OF MERCURY EVE A BKIL] AR IN THE HANDS OF ' POPULACE EXCEEDINGLY DANC THE HANDS OF FUI PHYSICIAN, BE DREAD 11 BECOMES ROUS AND WHEN COMPOUNDED INTO NOSTRUMS BY IGNORANT HANDS IT BECOMES FATAL. Books on Blood THESWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Total issios of CITIES, COUNT DISTRIC 8T.R.R.CO spondence sollcited. BONDS 1d Skin discases free. ATLANTA, (1A ANTED SCHOOL WATER MPANIES, vt N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY,Bankers, 5 Dearborn Sireet, CHICAGO t, NEW YOItK SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS €O, LIMITED. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION, A. D, Boyer & Co 66-60 Exchange Bullding, | Bouth (lmnl{; 81 Oofmgnn Smiley | " Hunter & Groon, % Kxchange Bullding Boulh Umata % Exchango Bulldlag Bouth Omana, OMAHA Manufucturers” and Jobbers DIREC BICY A H. Perrigo & Co. | All Makes, All P'rices, AW Yari ‘ 1315 Dodge Streot. | TORY. CLES. M, 0. DAX Micsclon S0la on 004 Farom vt ON, Monthiy ments, Omaha BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS. Omaha Republican Priuting Co., Law briefs, bank supplle 0%, and eversiuin printing lina. Ackermany PBro: 10th and Douglas atreots. & Heintzo, Printers, binders, eloctrotypors, blank bool facturor, 116 Foward steoot, Omaha. —— BOOTS AND SHOHNS. Manufacturers and job- bers. 1109 Foward atreat. Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1919 Harnoy stroot Omaha, Neb. 1817 1310 Douglay Orders promptly fiiled. Charles A, Ooe & Oo., | Kirkendall, Jones &! Wholesalo Ma: Agonts for Doat ber $hoo Co., | W. V. Morse B%00 Frctory, Co Louis Hel | Butehors' ana Taols & & bog & ahe TUG-TIS Jacks 1 Dongine sts Merchants invitod Al and examine BUTCHE wpllos b casings. ¢ 1o the K manu 0 nctur's on Rube 102, 1104 and 105 Harnoy St & Oo, yenor 1th RS, ler, Packory' aof, on St — e OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HTO. DS tunhbimstoalons Iy CARPETS. Omaha Oarpet Oo,, Carpeta, ofl cloths, mat- tings, curtaln koods,oto. 1811 Douglas stroot. W. T, Omahw's Largos WAGONS AND | OCLOTHI Manufacture 1100 Harnoy Seaman, L Vard CARRIAGTS NG. Gilmore & Rual. & Whole #nlo Clothlers, st — e e e CIGARS. West & Fritscher, Manufacturers fine cigars Jobbars of leaf tobaceos. 1011 Farnam streot. Omaha Ooal, Ooke and Lime Co. and soft aoaL. 16th_and Dong- streets. Hulbert & Blum, Qo lump, flock Spri Excelsior, scrooned nut. American Fuel Co. Bhippers and dealers ta anthracite and bitus minous coal. Nebraska Ooutant & Squires, Hardand soft conl ship- P, H. Mahoney & Co. Hard—Conl OMces 813 N. 16th Soft. and cor. 101 and Douglas sts. Howell & o, 7S, 4th stroet, Omaha, Neb. Johnson Bros,, Fuel 0o, | #14 Farnam street, 3135, 13th strooy, Omaha, Neb. Omnha, Neb. | a— - — Mount & Griffin, . B. Havens & Co,, 213 8. 14th stroet, 1602 Farnam stroet, Omahna, Neb. Omaha. CORNI( B Eagle Cornice Works Manufacturers of Galvan- ized Iron Col Window caps, m euky- lights ete. 1110 and 1112 Dodge St. F. Ruemping Galvanized fron Dormer w caps, N tron and s 811 ornices, M. E. Smith & Oo., Dry goods, furnishing &oods, motlons. Cor. 11th and Howard sta. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. DRY GOODS. @onds 1 abing go Corner 11th and notlons, Kilpa&i?k-xsch Dry 0 Harnoy Wolf Eleotrical Oo. Illustrated Catalogue tree, 1614 Capitol Avenue. 3 mell Elotric Gas Lichting Co. cetrle gas ghting e il 1a Parlin, Orendorff & Martin Oo., Corner Jones and 9th sta. Omahia, Neb. FLOUR. FARM MAOHINERY, ETC. T. @ North General wostern wall, agont Skandla Plow Co., 1649-1351 Shierman ave. Broken Bow Raller |B. T. Davis Mill Co, Milling Co.. ©Office and warchouse, 1012 N. 16th atreet. C. G. Underw: 004, Mannger at Omaha. Cor. 6th and Jackson sts. 8. F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th stroot. C.B. Black - Mauager. Omaha Milling Co., Merchant Millers. Oftice and mill, 1313 North 16th Stieet Clemens Oskamp, M'f'g of rendy to ral Slap Jack Meal, tinesh ox'In the world. 1215 8. 20th atr -VFUVRNITURE AND CARPHTS. Ohas, Bhiverick & Co. Furniture and Carpets. Dewey & Btone Fur- niture Co,, Furniture and carpets, 1116-1119 Farnam street, Beobe & Runyan Fur- niture Co. ors t0 C.A. Beebo ko and Tith Sts. Succor Gra 1206-1210 Farnam St GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Schneider & Loomis, fobbers und Importers of notlons and furnishing &oods, 1111 Howard atreet. GLASS’, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. e Kennard @lass and J. T, Robinson Notion Qo. Genta' m Vhuckekin® o pants, abir Cor. 12th and \\ishing g0Ods. yrated brand orulls, coALs, ete! oward sts. J. A Fuller & Oo,, Paint 0o, 1602 Dougiay Strovy 1408-1412 Harey streot: Omaha, Neb. Omann William Oummings, | Blake, Bruce & 0o, aworth at. 117 ana 619 Bouth 16th Bt., Omaha, Neb. Paxton & Gallagher, 706-711 8. 10th street, AT D. M. Seele & o, 1201-1205 Jones streel, Neb. OQwab Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney stroet, Omabs. Neb. GRAIN AND Meyer & Raapks, 1403-1405 Harney Omabs, straot, Neb. 8loan, Johneon & Co. th and Leaven: workh McCord, Brady 15th ana Leaven & Co,, worth, Owaba, Nebraska. PROV IONS ““Toncray & Bryan, | 8. A, MoWhorter Brokers, grain, provisions and rtocks. #15 8. Lth U Private wire to Chl ako. St Louls and New York Cockrell Bros/' Brokers. Privite wires 0 New York, Chicago & Bt Louls. Bpeolal attes ton Kiven to track bids 0B grmia. st NatlBaok. 312 Int Natl Bank Privato wires York, Chicago Louls. Cash bought for all Broxer w Now and St wral narkots. | U, 8. Wind Engiue & ~ " GUNFOWDER. —— 2t EIRRLL Hugh 0. Olark, | Genl Weatern Agant Dupont's Sporting Gun- owdor, AUIAS high oxplo , Binsting caps, fu I8 1aruey streot. HARDW AR Leo-Olark - Andreesen Hardware Oo,, Reotor & Willelmy o, Cor. 10t an 1 Jackson ats 1108-1110 Larney stros Ry g Gmaha 7.8, Smith & Oy 14051412 Loavenworth @eo. Oberne & Co,, G138, 19th stroet Omaha Omaha. —— IRON WORKS, anllhn (&"v_lv tliag | Omaba Safo & Iron ron OrK e, Vorke, Wrought and cast fron Works, Buiiding work, ongihes | MATIEES fire and burglae UrAss Wark, Konpral | Droof safas. vaults a foun iachiine il | work, 1ran Abuttors and blackamith work. (UL By | 0re oscapes: . A dreon, 14 & Tackson st Wilson & Drake, L Acme Iron and Wire Works, Mg tubular fues. fire box botlors, tanks, ete. conml 10th aireota TIOGRAPHING. s Printing Oo, (raphing, Priatiag e BB s 118h and Howard 8ts, — S —— LIQUORS. Tler & o, Liquor N William Darst, Wiges, Liguors and Cle wars. 1313 Farnam 8t ir's Lt in Bittors. R. R. Grotte, Omahs Frank Dellono & Uoq | | Imyortor and Jobbar of | 1 uors ana Genute N Wines and Liquors, | 149uorsand Genutno Ne« 1020 nn Farnam st | vada Clyars Price lists o application. | 1205 Douglas Strooty L. Kirscht & Co., A. Frick & Co,, Wholesalo T, lquorDeal s [ Wholesale LiquorDealers 1001 Farnam Stront, S04 - 903 8. 10th 8t. —_— LUMBER. G. W. Douglass & Co. Hardwood Lumber, John A, Wakefleld, Imported. Amorican, Porty Innid Cenont, Milwankeq Hydraulic Cement and Quiney White Lime, Wyatt - Bullard Lume ber Co. 20th and Tzard Stroets, _— | Louis Bradford, Lumber, lime, coment,otq Cor. 0th 222 Donglas street. Mfi MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 1810 North 10th Strest. | Charles R, Los, Hardwood lum carpets and parquet flooring. 9th and Dougla Oady & Grag fime, od 0. A, Stonehill, | T. Oberfolder & Oo Millinery, Notlons Importers and Jo 1a Clonks: BLO | poqo10amd 13 Bauth 11 16-113 8, 10th 8k, Omana | 102" 1 SOU 114N MUSICAL INSTRUMSNTS, ETO Mex Megor & Bro. 0o, | A, Hospo, Jr, 1.3, Jobnson & Co, 95, 15 atron, ke LS et e OILS. | OYSTERS. Consolidated Tank A, Booth Packing Oo., Line Co, Oysters, fish and canned Reftnea, and lubricatine ‘l“““ ot 1, axle grona, ebo, 2 " 3% G, ST ok 1008 Leavonwor - — o PAPER. | PLATING. COarpenter Paper Co., | Western Plating W'k Carry a full stock of | Gold, sllvor and nickel printing, wrapplog and | plating o: I tablownre, Polishing brass & ohs Gelier work. 1114 Dod writing paper, oard pa- per, ete. PRODUCE, G Ribbel & 8mith, Denlers in_country prod. uce, fruits, vogetable: Sohroedor & Oo, Cash buyers butter anq and_gonoral come E. B. Branch & Doy Produco, fruits of all kinds, oyaters, 1311 Howard str S Robart Purvis, 1217 Howard atroet. - 0. Rosso & Oo., Forelgn, California and tropieal fruits, 1213 Howard stroot. Porter Bros])c., Californta, Florida and tropleal frults. 801-811 Jonos atroot. 0. W. Butls, - Manager. Kirschbraun & éonu, Butter eggs and poultry. ter, eggs, poultry and wnmo. ~ Olark & Oo,, Butter, = choots, egza, poultry and game, 606 Bouth 13th stroet. Williams & Cross, Produce and frulty 1209 Howard stroot. Bates & Oo,, Country produce, frut rogotablos, urooe specialtios. tons te. 417-410 8. 11 1214 Harney streeh RUBBER GOODS, BTO. Shdo el Omaha Rubber Ob, Manufacturing and job- bors all kinds rubber woods, 1008 Farnam stroet. 'SEEDS, X Emorson 850 Oo, Soed growers, gurdon SASH, DOORS, M. A. Disbrow & Oo., [ BLINDS, BEro. Bohn 8ash & Door (o, Manufacturers of moulde facturers of ash, d0ora bilnds wnd | Ings, blinds, doors Moulaings. Hran oo fice, 12t and Lzard sts. | 16t ana Clark stroots, ————— BYRUPS. STOVES. Daffy-Trowbridga Stovs Manufao'g O, A 1m0Iask Manufatick atoves aad 217210 South $th stroot. | a5 RO S ——e—y TEA, COFFEB, SPICHES, CIGARS, Farrell & Comp2ny, Wholosale BYrUpe, molassos anfacturors it Consolidated Coffos Company, 114 and 1416 Haroey st Omaha. Nob. ee————— STEAM AND WATHR SUP PLIES A. L. Strang & Sonsy 1002-100 Farasm strooh Pump Co,, Halliday wind mtlls, 913 | and #2) Jonos st 0. ¥, Owmahs, Neb. Hons, acting manngor. TOYS. BILLIARDS, ) e e e ER NS H, Hardy & Oou | The Brunswick-Balke Toys, dolls, albums, taney lender Oo, wouds, house furaiabing | Bllard merchandive woods, childron's car- | qr. a0 & Joun erneer rlages 1310 Farnamst. Omaba P. T. HUGHES, 10000 A L empty exy casos, with fllers, fof ' Or exchauge for eggs At market pricy 1% and 150 1ok eRkn. sale ¢ Write for particulars. Deaver. Colorade ~ Write for pricas on bute p O £ v i WHOLES ALECASHOOMMISSION Eidln and Weslara Cresmery roll butierSung §