Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1891, Page 6

N - e I e 2 s =¥ THE OMAH THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Report of Hatohinson's Failure Had a De- pressing Effect on Early Values. WHEAT AND CORN WEAK AND LOWER. Improvement in the Provision Busi- ness-Light Oattle Receipts Force Liberal Offers—Decline in the Price of Hogs. Onicaao, April 2 —[fpecial Telegram to Tk Ber]—Notwithstanding the fact that Hutehinson had trades on nearly 3,000,000 bushels of wheat, corn and oats standing open the closing of these contracts had little effect on the market toduy. All the effect was felt At the opening, Ugly rumiors were afloat yes- terday that many firms had closed Hutchin- 1on out and that his property would be put on the market today. This was wired far und aear by those interested In depressing values and the result was « wild and decidedly weak opening of the market Wheat opened w trom a varlety of causes The rumor, afterwards veri |, that Hutebinson had failed, put up marging and swused July wheat, which closed ast night at #1.06, to open at o4 and down to @04 It rallie y on roports that the 1 reduced the wheat ) #1.05% luter (n the h rench government import duty by one-half and that it had en- Mrely removed the duty on corn. The con- tinued closing out of Hutchinson trades to closo at #1.04%. The bear ily early In the session, dut did not do much later. Early cable ad- rices noted considerable declines In the for- sin markets. The weather throughout this tountry was superb and receipts at all polnts were liberal. A decrease of 1,508,000 bushels in the nvallable stocks of wheat cast and west of the Rockies was something of a bull eurd New York also reported 1iboral engagements ot vessel room for May and miore deferred shipments, und 8t. Louis reported 100,000 bush- sls engazed o g vin Newport News. Antwerp sables sald that prices were lower, as @ result of hieavy siipiuients of Indlan wheat. and it was afterward cabled that the discussion of the French duty question had been postponed. saused whe yndicate sold b On the curb today puts on July wheat for to- aorrow were from $1.02% to 8103, and calls wore $100%. n like wheat started out weak. It also bad a sharp bulg and held a good part of the fmproved price to the close. Tue old buil erowd.under the lead of Patton, Bartlett, Frazor and Harvey, wes buying freely. Privileges on July corn for tomorrow we Puts. 0%c; calls, G35c. The oats market was falrly nctive today, and closed firm at from %e to 14e above recent figures. Bloom sold 4 fair amount, all tutures, but trade for the most part was of a scattering nature. May opeaed at 40, sold to 5%, and closed at Sllc; June sold from 4 to 51%c to Sl atthe close. July started at 45%c, advanced to 47%c, but dropped to 463c before the closo of the ses- slon. August ciosed at 3740 and September b dtge. Provisions started out weuk with grains, roved shurply with the riso | 1 pts of liogs for the day wer than anticipated und_values at th were reported weak, Nevertheless local pro- fessional speculators were disposed 1o do their provision “sealping” on the bull s ork started at $12.85, sold to $13.07) losed at #1300, PRICES AT CHICAGO. 8howing the officfal range of prices fn the leading options, us reported by I, C. Swurtz & O PRICE: TONMODITY | Open. o | 100 [ 094100474 w o 9 | oug doeg Notes and Gossip. Duluth recolpts, 15 cars wheat, Minneapolis receipts, 301 cars wheat. Kansus City receipts: Wheat, d4: corn, 131; outs, 25. 8t Louls receipts: Wheat. 14,000; corn, 00,500; oats, 14,000, Shipments: Whedt, 115,000; corn, A8,500; onts, 17, Bradstreet reports wheat decreased 873,000 bushels; corn increase &0,000 hushels: oats 1n- orease 00 bushels; Pacific coust wheat decrense 45,000 bushels. Ohloago rocoipta oar late:, Wheat, of; corn, 407; onts, 222, Inspected No. corn, 51; outs, 1561, Shipments corn, 271,006; onts, 200 Thursday: Wheat, 3; corn, 506; outs A private eable roports large reserves of wheat in French farmers' hands, cables felutive to the removal of the duty conflicting, red ction of one-half sawe reporting estion will not be while others auy 1) brought up for two weeks. Beerbohni's cable: Cargoes off coast wheat and corn quiet but steady. On passage wheat and corn Aruier, MUrk Line Whot siow, com turn easier, flour inactive, weather cool for the season.’ Liverpool wheit spot opens slow, corn neglected, whieat futures steady. Corn “In sympathy with wheat opened at about the boitom. It closed 6230 or _July. The old bull party * took it n hand and ure llkely to take care of 1t on deolines until” more is known of the next crop. Oats uctive. fluctuuting with the changes in_corn. Provisions stendy. g receipts will regulate the value of them, Ye ure friendly to meats and lard on ali weak spots. Logun & Co. to Toncray & Brynn- The wheat mmrket opened up with o rush to sell wheat on nobedy knows what, unless it was the fine weather. Without ques- tion the growing crop could not be in better condition at this seuson of the year, and with increased acreage tnere will be enough to go round and'a £00d donl 10 8PATe for 1he cont nentalwants us we nea hury will look high t. July wheat at B0 anless some disaster overfakes the growing crop, and we see noth- {o piear at hund o cuse oy apprehension, e huve been conservative in advising selling short, not_because of uny fear of good erop, but Because we feared scarclty of sup /s for nome wants. Reculpts keep up, howevar, and unless they fall off wo will enter on the new crop at lower prices. July olosed at B0 ind weak. W. G McCormliek & Q0. to F. O, Swartz & Co.— All uleulations for the day were upset by the rumor thut a prominent operator on tho floor wus unable to meet his obligations. The result of this was o shurp broak (n all kinds of grain at the opening and w panicky feoling, which was only cheoked by larzo buylng aguinst priviloges. The undertone of the wheat murket Is decidedly weak. Cables were lower, Liverpaol showing u decline of d an1 London showing weakness and a decline In prices of flour and quoting wheat futures neglocted. Borlin showed an advance of § to 6 marks, but this had no effect, as It is understood that that market Is being soveroly manipuluted. Ulearances from New York und Baltimore were 5,00 pack- ages of flour and 24,000 bushels of wheat, Corn und oats—The Tamored fallure causod oxtreme weakness in both corn and oats dur- 1ng tho earlier session,but both deals strength- envd later when it wus discovered thut a lirge amount of shorts were belng covered for ue. count of whon It may concern. These mir- kets ure very weak, but we think it possible that they miy be becoming u little oversold aud therefore advise caution in short selling sxcopton falr upward reactions, Provisions opened slightly lower, but quick Y recoverod aud have at nd time 'shown weukuess. Tho cause of the strength seems to be mainly an active demand for May stuff wnich is reducing sarryiug charges. There seems but little pres- ure on the provision market, which is some- what surprsing in the face of the great wewk- nesy in grain. STOCKS ND BONDS, NEW YORK, April 20.—(Special Telegram to Tuk BEg])—The first cables trom London this morning gave promise of another field day for the bulis, but sulsequent advices showed that the good feeling hud been ruthlessly nipped in tho bud. Arbitrageurcs sent long und desorip- tive accounts ubroad of the £502,00 defaleation on the Niuth Nutional bank. These, accom- panied by the prediction thut at least will go out In gold coln by Suturday's steam- ers, had & tondenoy ot only to temporarlly theck the bullish movement, but to cause a omplete change of position among the for- culative 11ing orde: Tsvilic & Nashyl ruternity. London sent in 8t Paul, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific pre- ed, Wbush and Erie, ~Thesa shares wers it at th ning at concessions 0! 4@% it but buying was most confident. very largest commission houses © Louisville, New Albany & Clifcugo, Wheeling & Lake Erle and Natlonal coriuge conmission up to the highest prices of the forencon. The point that 18, elng so widely distributed, to' buy Union Pacific because of the successtul funding of the floatin bt for which a portion of [; coliuteral 5 por cent bonds s to given. will probably not tempt conservative capitul, The wizard's bonds, like his other securities, aro not fashionable put per ¢ Bome of the took Grangers and speciaities 1 Money s comin here in splon- did - shape. It fs quite " possible that the banks on Saturduy will show further heavy gains In the reserves, Exchango rates are firm and the seiiing of stocks today for opean account Js naturally strengthening » short and long bulls ailke, Boston bought rge lines of Unfon Pacific, Burlington, New England and Atchison on exgollent crop news and took St. Paul on u very liberal seale. The Oregon Short L ne ind Utah Northern, n Pas ny the pri dend-welghts of the Un clfic ‘systom, with its navigation comyp lease, shows the tremendous defieit of #1. 100, against a deficit of $74.422 n 1880, 'But Mr. Gould, in an interview sent from Boston, 18 reported to b very hope ful = about the = Short Line. e says that it has turned the corner and fn Jan and February earned all its charges, g the dividend upon the Oregon and Nuvigatlon stock ~ President Dillc ho thinks Union Pacifie stoc 1t Lhis year, gold wus ordered for 0 to that roported yesterday hut exchs ruled firmer. The London selling of 1 1o the strength for the exchange market. The statement of the Chica o, Bur- lington & Quincy for March afded the beurs, The followine are the closing quotations: k will earn 5 per oxport toduy In s dit rates stocks add i 1 i iy . 8. 41§43 conpons d (ox div).. 1314 Pactfic tia of k Central... 103§ Contral Pay ¥ ByD & H.... 21 Chicago & Alton. ... 1205 Rock Island LRy Chieago, Burlingion C. M. & St P [ & Quiney Baig| do proferred 113 DL & W. LTS [SE Pl & Onia 281 Hiitols Cantral 100 | "o preferrod Kanss & Taxas ..., 15 |Unlon Pacltie. . Lake Shore. LWL St T & B AMichikan Coniral o preforred Missourl Pacific 7214 Western Unlon MONEY ON CALL per cent, Piiske MERCANTILE PAPER — STERLING [ NGE — Firm; Vills, #4853 deniand, $.80, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. CRICAGO, April 20.~[Specinl Telozram to TrE BEE]~CATTLE—The recelpts were 10,000, The Hght run continues and we are now short of this tiue lust woek, and that, 100, on a oderate supply lust week. Buyers made up thelr minds early thav It they wantea stock they must make liberaloffers, clse go without, henoe mostof the good to useful steers so'd all the wuy from 10@15¢ higher, and about everything usetui was cleared out enrly. Low stock. although 1520 lower than last woek, s01d a shade hetter Where tie quality sul Canniug stock und stockers were unchanged, ho sules toduy wer cows and bulls, $1.0004.00; heifcrs, KL5025.10; stockers, .00 5.10; natives, 14,507.6.0 HOG8—Receipts, 17,000, Bl adecline of 5l0c us' compire yesterday, but lat-r o shipping demand, ¢ tho extreme close ~Eusy, closed of 33 per cent, sixty-day sales showed with the bulk under & more active was i rally general 1 he shade stronger than at the clos. Rough und ors, .T004 K yesterany. HImon sold at #4.0004.6 prime “leavy and 0G5.00; Thight. $4.50@4.95, Mining Stocks, April 20.~[Special Telegram to weights, 8 New Yon Tue Br Cho following ara the miniug stock quotations: Allce ... S 185 (Tlomestake .. Aspen 100 Colorado Contrnl . 100 Deadwoud T Euroka Con.. Coffee Options, - 3 NEW Yonk, Anrji-- ; —[Speclal Telezram to 11:::_5 BexT=Corrre—Ootions opened irregu- o 5 points up to 20 points down and closed ady ‘ut*15 down to 15 polnts up. Sales, 42,000 bags. Including April, $17.55; Muy, $17.60 @17.70; June, $17.50@17.86: T uly, 817.400017.50; Au- gust. $17.05617,16; Septen.bor, $16. Jeto- Dber, B15.9516.00; Noveniber, 815.25(6.30; Do- cember, § Spot Rio dull but firm; 7. $18.3714@18.50, PRODUCE, CHICAGO. April 20 —The following were the :Iflnlzz, ]Jll;'lcll‘"o‘ Wheat—Steady; cash, May, i July, L04%, (2COM-SIERAYS Cish, 0040; May, 0xie; July, 2350, Onts—Ensy; cash and May, 51 e; J , 46%c, Kyo-Eas/arkigd, ~" cHR L Ba y-=Nominal at 73@%0e. Prime g;hl\nllly—[‘:(lfiy uu8L25. nc:\sh, $12.624@12.05; May, ady: cash and May. $6.725@0.75; , $6.20@0, May. 5005745, unchanged; nominally 15¢ lower thai K t Meuts—Shoulders, Bulk short clenr, $8.75@6.55; short ribs, chuiter=Fimm; “creamery, dairy, (5 Cheese—Steady: full cream oheddars. HN@1i0; Young Americas, 12@12i5¢; fluts, @113, Exgs--Firm: tresh, 13140, Hides—Unchanged; heavy and lght green salted. 540G green salted, 414@hie; sulto bulk, 44ci greon sulted calf, 8ei dry flint, So; dry salted, Gos dry calf, Tullow — Unchunged: No, 41ici No. 2, Bi30; cuke, 40, Kecelpts. Shipments. . solld packed, Blour, 5ttt 12.000 21,000 Wheat, bu " .,25,000 184,000 Corn, bu 243,000 X Onts, bu.... 254,000 210,000 NEw Yok, April 20, Ipts, 9,000 bushels; eXports. non: SpOt I@1sc lower ind weak: No.2 ‘red, 8L164 In elevator: 81,18 afloat. 81.UG119% 1. 0. b. ' Options opened % 14c lower, rallled '1@1%c, ufterwards broko 1L@i%5ce, With close weak. No. 2 red, My, closed at 81.16', Receipts, bushels; spot {rr tor: So afloat; un Options _opened 9{«‘“« lower; reacted 150, foll 4@ fe, olosed stendy @ e under yestorday, April, S Oats—Iecelpts, ‘25,000 bushels; exports, 109, 000 busheis: spot stronger; No. 2 whito. 0@ westorn. 56@(2; white western® 62 tious, stronger. ' May olosed at 57ie Bugar—Raw, lower; falr refining. 3%e; re- fied unchanzed, Petroleum—Steady. Eggs—Firm; westorn, 150, Pork—Steady. . Lard—Opened firm, closod weak; steam, 86.95. Butter—Firm: westorn dalry, 1232c; west- ern creamery, 2@% 4e; Elgin, %c, Choose -Steidy; skims. 600, 50 No. 2 81i@s1ie” in dod miixed. 805 western . April 20.—Wheat—Lower; cash, e, isettic 65%@aoc; July, 613 et July, 45 cash, U uaudtllm '(‘unh —Steady at <2 Lurd_Stoady at 80,45, Wigsky—#1.17. Bulter—Firm and unchangzed, MINNEAPOLIS, April 20— Wheat—Market slow; northern, 2¢ under July: No. 2, receip(s, 800 cars;: shipments, 8 cars. “Close: No. 1 hard, April, $1.05; on track, 8L0S1@1.09; No. 1 north- orn, April and May, 8.04% : July, $1.07%: on track, §1.0314@1.06; No. 2 northern, April, 81.03; on track, SLUSKEL 04 KANSAS Orry, April 20.—Whoat—Unsettled; No. 2 hard, cash, %c; April, 90 bid; No. 2 red, cash, $1.0L. Corn—Steady; Outs—Easy; N 0. % cush, Gde; Aprll, Giige. . 2 cash, S1ie bid: April, blo MILWAUKEE, April 2).— Wheat —Lower; No. BLOTEZL08: Tuly, $1.04, ). 3 68150, 2 white, 56@30e, ork, July, #13.00. OINCINNATL, April irmer; No 2 red. 8111 1~ Stronger; No. 2 mixed, Tle. Onts—In fair demand; No. 2 wixed, 545, Whisky—8L17. LIverroor. Avell 20.—-Wheat—Qulet; hold- ers offer moderately. Corn—Quiet; demand fair; mixed western, G5 per cental. Oats—Higher: Provisious—Firm; —Wheat— L;l E STOCK. Avril 2. 4,000; CHICAGO, “uttle—Recelpts, 10,000 market light and 106150 wvy stoers, 85.0000.00; medium, §.00 mon, BL00GA0% hotters, 815004.50; O350, , 3.0 Hogs—Recoipts, 10,000; shipments, 10,0005 markot stronger; rough and common, 0 4.00; puckers, BLTVGLH: prime heavy an Dutehor welghts, $L0025.00; 11ght, $4.8001,05, Shoop—Recelpts, 14000 shipments, - 5,00); murket active and higher; chofee hatives K00 05 common, #1590, prime west- erns, 8.70GAH; lunibs, #0.5. @; 8. Louis. April 20.—Oattlo—Recelpts, 1,000; shipments, 6003 market steady; fair to funcy witivo stoers, $4.105.70; Texans aud Indians, 755,15, Hozs =Rooelpts. 6,80; shipments, 00; market lower; heavy, $.8@500; wixed, @4.85; light, 4.60@4.70. L EANSAS CrTr, April 20.—Cattle—Recel 20,600; shipments, 1,500; market steudy m higher; steers, $1.75@385; cows, #2.4005 stockers and feeders, §2.40@5,00 Hogs — Receipts, 6,800 shipments, 4, ket lower; all erades, 8. 50@4 OMAHA LIVE STOCK. OMATA, April 20, OAtTim—Oficlal recelots of cattlo 1375, as compared with 1545 yesterday and 1,976 Wednesday of last weok. The market was activecon everything: all grades of steers steady to strong; butcher stock steady to 10c higher, and feeders strong. Hoas—Officlal recelnts of hozs 4,206, ny pared with 5.7 torday and 4407 esduy of lust week: The miarket was o= and steady to 5e jower. All sold. The range of the prices paid was 8156480, the buik selling ut 84.50024.8). ' Light, #9504, heavy, .80 mixod, $.50@4.60. The erawe of o8 pald wis #M.57% as pored with BLO2K yesterduy and - 8.3k W ednesday of lst week. Suerp--Officlal ~ receipts of sheep 185, ns compured with 184 yesterday and 481 Wednes- diy of last week. The marketevas active and lal“r_n:l Natives, #.0085.75; westerns, #2.50 Receipts and Disposition of Stock. OMclal receipts and dispositicn of stocl: as hown by the books of the Unfon st 'k{ as f ompany for the twenty-four hours ending at 6 o'clock p. m. Apri RECEIPTS, TCATTLE. | noas, | i CERN Cars.|Head. |Cars. | 11} Head. |Cars, |Head. DISPOSITIC T Cattie: Omana The ¢ Switt The Cudahy Backing €o. | J. . Kquires, Sidler | Headiy Lew Rothehill Nelson Morris Tobman & Haas .. Dayis, i Minneapolis i Armour P, Co Shippers und Foedors Lett over. Representative Sales, STEERS, No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 21102 8180 18, 1420 8520 1081107 405 1% 5 500 530 500 505 L1003 1210 20..1:3) 1166 0. 1300 1166 102..1436 MIXED, 505 420 70085 435 cow 18 150 92, 797 1 1 190 21115 13 105 20870 2. 00 200 21005 3 200600 2 00 11140 400705 200 1 80780 200 1. 1 0 s 51048 2 G40 1301000 10 850 6..1070 1 87 7..1235 [} 375 BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS, 5.440 260 17.. 63 325 60682 500 287 710 (1008 00 00 1. 270 200 5..500 330 40052 260 CALVES, 1.150 460 1.120 500 1.. 130 500 STAGE. 1..1010 375 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS, 1cow and calf...... 1milker... s Lspringer...... S WESTERN CATTLE. No. Av. Pr. D. N. Wheeler— 22 feoders . £ 00 2} toeders .. 350 64 feeders . 35 119 fecders . 880 No. Av. sh. Pr, Pr. OL ... 145 120 ¢4 85 8460 ke 120 435 460 — 440 460 40 4 40 460 40 4 45 460 120 445 460 320 445 460 = 450 460 — 450 460 80 450 460 80 450 460 450 460 450 460 450 400 450 460 450 460 450 460 450 460 450 400 4 52 4625 4 46215 4 40215 8O, 4 465 . 4 465 R 4 465 [ 4 405 B, 4 465 L. 4 467! . 455 467 ¥ 455 470 455 470 455 41y 455 4774 465 480 455 i 480 RIGS AND ROUGH. = 25 7 =1 00 160 00 — 3§50 ) 120 360 WHOLESALE MARKETS, Provisions. Fresn Pork—Pork loins, 8¢ 15c; spare ribs, 6e; shoulders, Ge trimmings, 5ei back bones, 2ie; A O%c; cleaned pigs feet. per dozcn, uncieancd pigs' feet, per dozen, He. MUTToN—Cholce dressed mutton, 9¢; racks of mutton, 14¢; saddles of mutton, 10¢; breasts of mutton, 4¢; leg of mutton, 10c Fresn Begr Curs—Rolls, ve; beef tender- loins. 160; sirloin butts, 8e; boneless strips, 9c striploins 8¢; rounds, rump off, 8%¢; round; rump on, 743 rounds, shank off, ne; bonel rumps, be; chucks, 54@be; plates, dc; back halves, ie; shoulder clods, 3c: 'beef loin No. 1, steers, 18¢; beef loins ot 10tns'No. 3, i2¢; beef ribs, 0@l 1, i sweet breads per doz, tenderloins, hocks, de} sed_hogs, rough i ox tails e ; liver. heurts i beef tongu SAUSA noked suusa; 5 bologna, 4e; blood sausage, 5e; liver he chioose, h pork siusi 7 frosh uge bulk, 7e pork ankfurt sausage, 8o; smoked Polish sausage, 7'4¢; tongue usuge, Lt Jkhio wbove prices it for lots of Afty pounds and upwards; o less quantity a Lalf cent more. BMOKED MEATS 161b nveraze, 10505 hams, 10¢; hums, 10 to 1 av hams, 10%¢; shoulders, Droakfust bacon, narrow strips. figc: olear broakfust bacon, wide strips, 03c; boneloss broak tast bacon backs, 84c:Culifornia or pienie boueless i, Sige; driod beef dried beef elods, s short spieed rolls or bam roulette, st oked beef tongucs (per dozen), ¥, pecial hams, 12 to verige, 1 honeless breakfust bacon, e d dried beef hums, Insides and kn i selected wide cleur bre ugar Cured—-Hams, 14 to 210 22 1b average, 10%4 aned oars, 7 lears, 6%¢; shol clear bellies, Te; clear backs, 64 SMOKED MEATS—DRy ALz ( light welght bucon short ciears, The; bacon short ribs, 7% ¢; bacon short ¢ rs. 74 bacon leurs. 7% 0: bacon eleid backs, bacou bellies, i3e; bacon shoulders, 6iye. SwhrT 1 MEATS - Hams, tiorces, 03c; shoulders (New York cut) tierces. 53 belllos, tierces, 8o; Callfornia hams, tierces, 6 beef hans, DIS., #1800, PIeKLED ¥ TONGUES B #20.00; half Dbbls., 100 1bs., 8:0.50; quirter bbls., 50 1bs, $0.00; elghth bbl 5 108, .00, BAKKELED PO AND Iikwe—Moss pork mow), per bbl , #12.50; fumily pork, #11. huck pork, 1450 short et elear pork $12.001400;” prine mess ' pork, BLLWGILN; boneless pig pork fanoy, $16.8); extra mess beef #.00; plute hee #10.00; extra pinte beef, $11.00; vlled be boneless, 811.50; boneless rolle eef, 3 bbls., mily plate beef, 8,50, lurd oll, winter strained. Sic; extra lard oll, winter stralned, &2¢; o i No. 1 lara oll, #dc; No. 1 lard ofl, #c: No. 2 lurd oil, @e; extra neat's-foot oil, 46c; tallow oll, 4oe, Pia Ponk—Bone 1t Is made of the best cuts of choloe pigs, has u bright, fresh color. Barrels, 20 108 euch, $15.60; half barrols, 10 1bs, each, $3.00; quarter barrels, 8 ibs, euch, #4.50; eighth burrels. 2 Ibs, each 8275, Larv—Couw) p—Fancy pure lea . tlerpe basts, pure lard, r(-r 1h, 1) e basis, TR Kettic dered lew urd, per Ib, tlerce hfl!l‘. sge. n Price dozen T : H ¥ IR -1k -8 &% g8 | §2 SoSSo e T Al e d beef, 1-1b squAre cans .....| 281 20 §1 40 3 oer wipsaberamsaciee | 1418 3 10 bt | ) Eg T 1b squace Gans. . 1-1b round eans 2-1b rond ‘cans. . 1-1) squiare cang., b 2 1b squa 6-1b round cu Brawn Brawn, 0% ton) Ox tongy Chipped beet, 14-1b round Chipped boof, °1b ro Chipped boet. 3 Roast bea, 1'1b ro Roast beof, 2-1b r Hunst boef! i 10 rou Potted ham, 4-1b tted ham, - 1b Found Doviled hiari, 141l round Dosiled ham! g-1b round cans. Fotted ox tohwlies, {-1b rhund cana an. can: 1d oans. ox tongtes, -1 round os presaed ham, I-1b square ca pressed ham. 2-1h square cans 0, 2-1b Found cans. ... ... ed collop s, 2-1b round cans Boneless piga’ feat, 2-1b square cnnis| Ronst beet, 1-1b.... Roast 1. Runst b, Country Produce. The market yesterday was not especlully petive, but ‘everyihing received found a buyer. Dealers complaiu of the scarcity of good butter and some say that the quality of | the receipts Is the worst they ever saw at this | season of the ye Although feed is reportod have sturted in” the country there Is no Ass butter In the market yet. Quite a num- ber of dealers huve been buying ih the coun- L1y and Shipping in to help supply their trade, The egg market does not show any speels chanze, A good muny eges are belng placed 1 cold Storage at about 12, which is hleh s compured with the price' last year, when a good many were stored at Sc. The poultry coming to market is made up very lurgely of roosters ind i fow Light hens. 1t s noticeublo that the demand for turkeys keeps up late < season. !i¢ following quotations ure bused on yes- s sules: Best country searce at 2@2e; fair grades, 18 EGGs—General market, 1901234, POULTIY- -Live hens, fancy. $,00; mixed, K403 roosters, &150605. Live turkeys, le pee Ib. Ducks, medium, 8,003,255 lurge and funcy, €50, HAY-—Good upland. $14.00214.50. Fresh Fruits TRAWRERRIES —Per case of 24 pints. $3.000 205 per case of 24 quarts, $6.00, Sonie changes Wil be noted In yesterday's fruilt market. Lemons were quoted hight crape fruit and pineapples lower. Cran- erries are practically out of the market, Callfornia cherries are expected to put in an appearance between the dth and 100h of the coming month. ORANGES—Los Angeles, $2.608275 per box Duarte. #.00; Riveras, .00 ]il\'eruh‘l' #3.50; Navels. 8.50G06.00, LEMONS—Clioice stock, per box, 80005 tancy, 8600, GRAPE FRUIT—Por box, £.0003.%5. BANANAS—Por bunch. $1.50@.10), APrLES Th]efi\lpuly 1ight and stocks held at per bbl. PLES—Per doz., .00@3.50, Flour. Omaha Milling Co., Rellance Patent, #1.10; Inyincible Patent, # Lone Stur Superia- ;‘:\':’. * i Snowflake, 82.10; Fancy Family, R T Davis Mill Co., High Patent No. 1 ana Cream, €285 Blue D, 'full patent, £.00; Hawke eye. half patent, $240: Speciul Koy al, No. 10, $3.1 Minnesota Patent, #2.¢ H Hard Whe patent, $2.05; Nebraska Spring patent, £2.00. Oskamp's ready to rise buckwheat flour, 5 per ease of 50 2-1h in bbls, N. Y. #, xeelsior brand, Jack Meal, .75 pet case of 50 2-1h pack- Iman's Gold Medal, £2.00; Snow White, #2.00; Snowllake, $2.20; low grade, 81 bran, #1.00; chopped fecd, £7.00, . Vegetables, CALIFORNIA CAULIFLOWER—Per doz, $2.500 Cucusmers—Per doz. fancy, 81.7522.00. BERMUDA ONIONS—Per box, 8.2504.50. TOoP ONLONS—Per bunch, 250, er bb, 81 holce stock, i, RUTABAGAS—MIchigan stock, ver bu, 6c. HEkrs--Per bushel, 81.00. CANROTS--Per bushel, $1.00. CrLERY—Californiu, per doz, 81,00, RADISHES—Per doz hunches, 40@i5e. PARSNIPS—Per bushel, 81,00, CANBAGE—Per 10'25,@215¢, peaNs - Modiums, 8260; nivy, 8175 Yesterday's market was falrly glutted with aspuragus and prices took & big drop. Ple plint was ulso quoted lower, and home grown POtatocs are not quite so firm ns thoy were, Southern string and wax beans aro cbm- mencing to show up, but are not likely to ar- rive in shipping quuntities before noxt week, Prives 18 vet aro not fairly estubiished, but will ikely start in atabout $1.75 for wax ' and #1.25 for string beans. Southern tomatoes ure kwh | Me; bl also about due und southern cabbage is just commencing to arrive, trihe following prices governed yestorday's rading: ASPARAGUS—Home-grown stock, 50@75¢ per PiE PLANT—Per box of 50 1bs, 81.50@1.75, POTATOES —Home grown, $1.00@1.10; for west- ern stock, $1.20@1.25;" Colorado, £1.30@1.35 MiNT—Per doz bunches, 40c. NEW POTATOES—Per Ib, §i40. Furs, [ No.T o1 | No.1 Y Large. inm | Small. Raceoon,. <o. 3 5 Mink... 10| Skunk, . & Skunk, short stripe ) Skunkinar'w stripe,csd Skunk, broad stri FOX, cross, dark Fox, rod Fox. 3 Wolf, mountaia. Wolf, prairl Beaver, prime, por skin 850 Beaver, No. 2, per sl 150 80) Wild cat.! Opossum . 10 05 | Turners,Schwaben and Bavarian Verein and Hndger ... 80 Wolveriio. ‘ 3 ol 200 Bear, black. .. 2 10 w! bw Bear, grizzly. A 5T 600 Bear, brown 4 25 100 ‘ 2 50| 2 100 % 5 iw 280 NESESSESBLEESERT, d. por Deer, summer, per Ib Deer, fall, per b Deer, wintwr, per ib. Deer. g'n ¥'It d,per pea. Antelope. per 1b. Elk, perlb....... SEIEE Hardware. BELLS—Light, brass, hand, dis, 7T0c; tucky cow, dis, Tue, TACKS, BRADS, Erc.—Amerlcan fron carpet tacks, dis 80; steel carpet tacks, all kinds, 60; Swedes iron curpet tacks, all kinds, 60; Swedes iron tucks, 60; Swedes iron upholsters' tacks 60; tinned Swedes fron tacks, 50; America iron cut tucks, 75; copper tacks, 50; copper tinishing and trunk nails, 45; clgar box nalls, 45; finishing nadls, 70; Hungarfan nwils and miners' tacks, 6; gimp and lace tucks; 70: tluned gi d Tnce tacks, 50-10; trunk and clout nails, 70; tinned_trunk and’ clout nalls, 43; basket nalls, 85; thair nalls, 35; common and patented brads, 703 tinned capped trunk nails, 30 ana 10; lookin ks, ture frame pol neks, 23 s, MEASURING=American, dis, 33, THERMOMETERS—TI Case, d1s, 75, TRAPS—Gume, Newhouse, dis. 40; game, Oneld; . 70; mouse, wood choker, per doze b TROWKLS--Bra 20-10; gurden TRUCKS—(Warehouse, ete.), Co., dis, 5 Vises—Purallel, Bifker's dis, 10; parailel, slide, 30; saw filers, Wentworth's 20e. WHRENCHES ~Cocs' genuine, 50 Girard, 005 Agr, 70-10; Bomis & Call’s patent combination, 15; Aiken, pocket (bright) #.00. 30, Brooks—Stanley Rille & Level Co's new list dis. 70-10; R, & 2. dis. 50; ma- Ken- ades' Brick, dis, 10; Disston's, net per doz. ¥1,00, i Howe's K. J. & Bovrs—Common carrlage, M'fg. Co's stove, dis. 4-10 chine, dis. 70; tire bolis fed, dis 80 118, M), i ~Bruss, wrought, dis. “0; loose pin cast, dls. i loose pin, Japanned, dis, 60-10-10; loose pins, Jupanned, wrought, W; C butts, 7510 Trace, 6! Amerloan, per | er chain, lst of D 0: American halter ¢ dis, 5:-10; Gern uin, list of T il chain, iron jack ack ehufn. . July 10, 1850, als, 50, Parker's board und box, dis, Enterprise Mg Co), dis, 25, P8, & W. Ca, dis, 7 COFFE 50; American (k DRAWING K Justuble, dis Fouks—Hay, manure and spadiog, dis 60-10- | 10; plated, Al, Roger & Hros. FRuITs AND JELLY PRESS Co,, dis, | ad- ‘uterprise Mfg | sses, dis, | DENS, 5, diy. 50, | 50 and 10; callips PANS—Common, dis 70; Acme, Hr 0. 4 FAUCETS—Frary patent petroleun, dis. § Enterprise seif-meusuring, per doz, 8.0, dis, "1LES - Beaver & Disston's, 60-10; horse rasps Heller Bros., dis, 5. 4 , HauMERS—Maydole, dis 25; Atha. dls 50, aliAnNEss Sxavs—Sargeuts. dis ; German s i85, pound, bor 1b, eros busia, Gigei | - KNOBS—Door kuobs, broute, W-i0; door minerals, door por. Japaned, door por. plated door por. new listdis. 80-10; porcoiin shutter, dis 0. HATCHETS~Discou it 40-10, HAY KNIVES-Lightning, per don, $0.00; &penr Point, per doz., 88,60, HoRsE NAILS—Nos4 5 0 7 8 0 10 verless, “per Ih 11e 12 1o not orthw éstorn,’ 2% 23 2 2 10 dis2 Amplon, 28 95 25 2 9 19 djs2 itnanm, 5 20 23 21 0 10 10 dis10 KETTLES:Brass, per per cont dis, 60 HiNGEs--Clarke's ont dis, 18; enameled, 0s. 1,2 and 3, gate, count 60; serow ho nd strap, 8 10 12, per dics 12 and upwards, per 100 Tbs, 3 and, T st Fobraary 14, 1801, 50 p inrd 1. A.. No. 5, .50 ICKS--Cabinets nnd chests:-Cabinet, P.&F, Als- bls, St Corbin, ais 25; trunk, ale lock com- puny, flat and corrug dis B, MALLETS— 11k centilignimyitae, 2 percents leath per cent. MEAT OUTTERS—Enterprise, dis 2 beot shavers, (Enterprise Mg Co.) dis PrLusms patent adj 1l jus o ND LEVELS. tunley R, & L. Co's stabl oy 1 & L. Co.'s le. dis 70; pocket levels, dis elt or drive, per doz, $2.00, spring, $2.50, SAD TRONS = [rom 4 to 10, per 10, 4o net heating, ver doz, 810,50 net; Mrs, Pott's | solf- ons, dods ido uble pointed. Miscellancous, ot—Kansus, Nebraska and_Territory— Fine, average, 12 to 13¢; cholce, i mediam, average, 18 to 20 lee, 22 to auarter blood, av conrse votts cholee: 14 to ) rige, 17 cholce average, 15 to loc; cholce, 14 and rough, average, 12 1o 14c seedy or’ burry, choice, 12 to ck, eliofec, 19 to bicks and very heavy fine, ehofee, 10 to 126, " Unwashed conib- Ing and delaine~Fine delaine, average, 14 to lics eholee, 16 0 18¢: medium delaine, average, 20 to 2le; cholee, 10 o combing, ay ) to 21c; cho rter Dblood combing, averag I8 to 20¢; eonrso conibling, average, 15 to 1705 cholee 17 to I8¢: brald, average, 12 o 1e: ch lie. Tub w aice, 15 to fe; avorage, ACTOR, Bar n Hirsch's Sche r th His Oppressed Rac [Copyright 1591 by James Gordon Rennstt, | Paws, April 20 —[New York Herald Cable—Speciul to Tir Bre]—The report baving been published in certain papers thut Baron de Hirsch, the great benefactor of tho Jewish race, had arranged for the establish- ment of a Jewish colony in Penusylvaua where the Jews who are being expeiled from Russia might establish themselyes, 1 calied upon the baron. In answer to my inquiry as to the Pennsylvania colony ho suid: “No, it is not to be in Penusylvania—that I have just sent & commission tine Republic and have decided tablish the first colony there, but later on, as the movement develops, | shall send colonists to Brazil, La Plata and other South American countries,” “Why have you chosen the Argentine Ro public(” “Because the commission has roported ex- cellent agricultural land there. 1 want none but the very best farming soil, We can get any quantity of it in the Argentine Republic, and already we have 400 families established there. They are doing very well." “How many will you send “The first year we shall send a thousand, the next year two tuousand, the third year three thousand, and so on'upto ten thou- sand. They will receiverassistance at first, but of course every effort will be made to have the colonies becomo. self supporting as £00n as possible,’? “You had intended formerly to establish a colony in the United States, had you nott" “Perhaps, but we thought' they had enough Jews there already.” In speaking of the.Jews in Russia the baron said: “The head of the orthodox church went to the czar and said: *You have 5,000, 000 Jews and 85,000,000 orthodox snbjects,ono or the other must go.! Thus it was thal the Jews were cruelly driven away from all the trades and isolated in districts where they could not live. There are thousands of them simply staving and in avject misery. Such a condition of affairs uoulc.il not exist in any other country but Kussia.! Is it not true that Jews will not engage in agriculture?” “They will eneage in agriculture when permitted. ‘In Russia they have not been wiven a chance.” “Will the Russian Jews to emigrate “They want to get them over the frontier. That is all. They won’t help them to pay their passage.” “Then their passage will form a very heavy item in their colonization schemel” ““Yos,” ana he added reflectively, *1 sup- pose I shall spend all my money in this move ment, but after all what is ths use of mone, unless you do some gocd with it.’ Relier government help the gl vl DeWitt's Little Early Risers; best little pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach bad broath, Blibiioy Fear an Anarchist Uprising. Pants, April 20.—A serious fecling of alarm prevails in oficial circles here at the possibility of an anarchist uprising May 1. As a result the military and police authorities are taking the most extremo precautions and making every preparation possible to effect ually meet and promptly suppress any dis- order. e Constipation poisons the blood: DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure Constipation. The cause removed the disease is gone, S Honoring Von Moltke. The Landwehr Verein,an organization com- posed of 0ld German soldicrs, held a meeting at Kaufman's hall to perfect arrunzements for a memorial service in honor of General von Moltke. It was decided to hold the services next Sunday afternoon at Germania hall and fn- vitoall the German singing societics, the the public in general to participate. Mr. Jacob Huuck was chosen orator of the day. 4% | Mr.Udo Brachvogel was alsoinvited to deliv- eran address. The committee on arrango. ments s composed of President Herman Busch and s /s, Wittnacht, Kichter, Knuth and Woellner, DeWitt's Littie Eurly Risers for the Liver. County Commissioner Corrigan, whose health has been failing for some mouths, will leave for Colorado next Monday. s PR ORON Dr. Birnev cures catarrn. Beo bld’g. dihat el Arthur B, Smith, assistant general passen- ger agent of the B, & M., started for Colo. rado this morning 1 his special car, accom- panied by his family and Mr. E. A. Huntoon, wife and daughiter. The party will spend about a week visiting the various points of interest around Denver, We Believe That S. S. S. is without an equal as a remedy for mala- rial poison. It cleanses the system of all impurities, I SUFFERED FORJ YEARS WITH MALARIAL POISON, MY APPETITE FAILED, AND 1 WAS GREATLY REDU D IN FLESH. ! TR ED TVE MER:URY AND POT ‘M TREATMENT, AND CONTINUED TO OET WORSE UNTIL LIFE HAD LOST ALL CHARMY MADE A COMPLETE ‘I CURE, AND ALTH IS BETTER NOW THAN IT EVER WAS J. A. RICE, OTTAWA, KAN. Book on blood and Skin diseases free, The S wift Spe ifi - Co., Al anta, ( R SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. B.8.8. LIMITED. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION, A. D, Boyer & Co 68-69 Exchange Bullding, Bouth Omaha. 8 7. Ooffman, Suwiley | Hunter & Green, & Co., % Exchange Bullding Souil Omana. Dewey & Stons Fur- OMAHA Mamfhcturers” and Jobbers’ DIRECTORY. BICYCLES. A. H. Perrigo & Oo. { All Makes, All Prices, All Parts, 1916 Dodge Street. | 110 M. 0. DAXON, Bl Payments, 14 Fnrnam S, Omaha BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS. Omaka Republican Printing Ooy law brie printing line. ntze, Printers, binders, electrotypers, blank book manu- BOOTS AND SHOES. lex 8010 an Monthly bank supplies, and oversthing la the Charles A. Ooe & Oo., | Kirkendall,Jonos &Co, Whole: Agon ber 8hoo Co., 1102, and 1106 Harney St. W. V. Morse & Oo, 8400 Factory, Corner [1th a0 Dougine ate: Oma. lo Manufastur's Manutacturer bers 1100 Howard straot. ana job- Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harto, 1912 Harnoy stroet, h Merch Omaha, Noi o call and _BOXES. |__BUTOHERS. John L, Wilkis, Louis Hellor, Omaliapaper box factory, | Butohers and Packary' 18171319 Douglas, Tools & Bupplios. Heef, Orders promptly filled. bog,& sheon casings. T18-1118 Jackson St OARRIAGES, BUGGI S, BTO. ~————— W. T. Seaman, Omaha's Tarkost Var WAGONS AND CARRIAGRS ——_ CATRUAGE CARPETS, | OLOTHING. Omaha Oarpet Oo,, | Gilmors & Rull, Carpets, oll cloths, mat- [ Manufacturars & Whole Hngs, curtatn goods, oto. sale Clothiors, 1511 Douglas street. 1100 Harney St. _— OIGARS, "y West & Fritsoher, Manufacturers fine cigars Jobbers of leaf tobaocos. 1011 Farnam atreet. Omaha Coal, Ooke and Lime Co. Ooutant & Squires, Hard and soft conl whip- Hard and soft coal. 108 Farhnm ree ; 0 E. %ll.m and Doug+ Omaba Hulbert & Blum, P, H, Mahoney & Oo. Ohlo lump, Rock Springs, Hard--Coal - Boft. Excelsior, Walnut blook, s #oreenad nut, anthracite, Ofces §13 N. 10th and cor. emithing. stoam. 10th and Douglas sts. for Hoston Rube 1104 GUNFOWDER, \ Hugh 0. Olark, Gonl Wastarn Agent | buponvs Bporting” Gun- powder, Atlas high explo | #ive,Binsting caps. fuse. 1218 Harooy stroe! PAPER. | Carpenter Paper Oo,, Carry a full stock of printing, wrapping and writing paper, oard pa- per, eto. FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TALLOW, Geo. Oberne & o, | J. 8, Bmith & Oo,, 6138, 13th street, 1081412 1, o venworth o Omaha. Omaha IRON WORKS. Omaha Safo & Iron Works, Manuf'rs fire and b 'T.IJ jal n. Vierling ron Works, Wrought and cadt tron bullding worl faon brass ‘'work, wra foundry, chine and blacksmith work. U. P, Ry. and17eh st | "proot safes, vaul Ans droen, 14th & Inckson ste Wilson & Drake, M'f'g tubular flues, fire box bollers, tanks, eta. Plerce and 10th strects LITHOGRAPHING,. Reos Printing Co. Lty Acme Iron and Wire Works, ron, wire and brass w'ks. 512 8. 10th stroot. | N.Boehl, - Proprietor. | kraphing, Printing and Blank Books, 1 Howard Sts. Tler & Qo William Darst, Liguor Merc Wines, Liquors snd Che 1 1L At Mani fact . bkt astIndin Bitters, R. R. Grotte, Tmporter and Johbar of Wi 0 anit tod 1913 Farnam 8t, Omahs Trank Dellone & 700.-, 14quors and Genutne Nes vada Cigars, 1205 Douglas Stroet. A. Frick & Qo. Whol 1 Farnam 8t 1sts 03 npplicatios Wholesate I, 1quorT] ale LiquorDealers str 501 - 809 8, 10th St. 101 e LUMBER. @. W. Donglass & Oo. Hardwood Lumben, John A, Wakefield, American, Porty ent, Milwanks draulle Coment an White Lime. 1810 North 16th Strost. Obarles R, Leo, | Wyatt - Bullard Lume bbb S ber Co. flooring, #th and Douglas. 0th and Iard Gtroets, Louis Bradford, Lumber, lime, cemont,ote 222 Douglas street. Oady & Gray. Lime, Comont, Kto, Cor. 9th an1 Douglat MILLINERY AND NOTIO;{; Ofico 314 8. 15 st Howell & Oo, 78, 1th strooy, American Fuel Co. Ehippers and dealors la anthracite and bitu- ‘minous coal ! Omaha, N 2158, 15th atroot. - Johnson Bros, Nebraska Fuel 0o, | v | @l Faroam street, 2138, 13th strool, | i Omahs, Neb. Omaha, Neb. e ks Mount & Griffin, | 0, Havens & Co,, 213 8. 14th stroet, ‘Omaha, Net Omaha CORNIC Eaglo Oornice Works F. Ruemping Manufacturers of Galvan- Galvanized iron cornices, ised Iron Cornice. Dormer windows, auur 1602 Farnam stroct, Window caps, metallesky- | caps, finials, eto. Tin lights etc. 1110 aud 1113 [ iron and slute roofe Dodgo St. 511 Farnam Bt. DRY GOODS. 3 M. E. Smith & Co,, Kilpngézi;xagh Dry 108 | ey goods.notions.gents' g g00ds, 'motions 0. A, Stonchill, | 1. Oberfoldr & Oo, Millinery, Notlona Importers and Jobbers 1a ik, mo | ol " 2108 Zat 116-118 8. 16th St., Omahs n‘lll’!l‘lv“‘ » MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS, HTO ST ol v Mex Moyer & Bro. Go. A, Hospe, Jr. Mg fowelers, dealor 1a [ Prano e jensiers, dea Planos, Organs, Artiste ok, Materlals, Bte., Farnam and 16th. Douglas Streot. s, OEMENT AND LIMH, . J. J. Johnson & Co., 2188, 13th stroon Omaha, Neb. —— —— OILS. OYSTERS., Oonsolidated Tank A. Booth Packing Co., Line Oo. Oystors, fish and canned Refined ana_ lubricating ok i ous, axio grense, ol 1208 Leavenworth. _J AL . Bishop, Manag ] Cor. 11th and Howard sta. | Cornor Hih aa Harney HARDWARHN, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Reotor & Wilhelmy Oo| Loe-Olark - Andreesen Wolf Electrical Oo. Illustrated Catalogus freo. 1614 Capitol Avenus. ) FARM MAOHINERY, ETC. Parlin, Orendorff &| T. G. Northwall, Martin Co., General western agent Corner Jones and 9th sts. [ Skandia Plow Co., Omaha, Nob. 51 Shorman ave. Broken Bow Roller R. T. Davis Mill Co, C. G. Underwood, Manager at Omaha. Cor. 6th and Jaokson ats. (lemens Oskamp, M of ready to Moal, tinest tha world. 10 8. 2 Milling Co., OfMce and warohouse, 1012 N. 16th stroot 8, F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th streot. R Black - Manager. Omaha Milling Co., Merchant Millers, Oftice ana mil), 1513 North 16th Stie 77FURN!TURE Ale CARPE&‘B. Ohas, Bhiverick & Co. Furnituro and Carpets. niture Co., Furnituro and carpets, 11151119 Farnam street, Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co. Succossors to C.A. Heebo &Co Grace and lith § —_— GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Schneider & Loomis, |J. T. Robinson Notion fobbers and Importers of 4 furnishing goods. notlons and furnishiog slobrated ‘brand goods, overalls, 1111 How 1206-1210 Farnam St conts, ete. GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Glass and | J, A, Fuller & Co,, Paint 0o, 1602 Dougias Stroaty 108-1412 Harnoy siroot Omalis, Nob Omatia “Blake, Bruce & Co. 900-908 Luavenworth sk William Oufilmmg!, 417 and 619 South 16th St Omahn, Neb. Owaha. Neb. GROC: Paxton & Gallu;h:r. Meyer & Raapko, 06-511 8. 10th stroet, | 14031405 Hlarnoy strosty Omaba, Neb. Sloan, Johnson & Co, 9ih and Leaveaworth atrvets, Omabin, Noi MoCord, Brady & Oo,, 16th and Leavenworth, Omaba, Nobrasks. Omahi, Neb. D. M. Bteele & Oo,, 12011205 Jones strect, Qumaha, Neb. Alleu Bros,, 1114 Harney street, Omaba. Neb. GRAIN AND PROVlfilflNS. b “Tonoray & Bryan, | 8. A, MoWhorter Brokers, grain, provisions 412 st Natl Bank Brower Privato wire to Chiz| York, Chicago and '8t 0.8t Louls und N i i Yongh Lovts und New) Ll tor'all arkets Cookrell Bros.' Brokers. Private wires 1o Now York. Chicugo & £t Louts, Bpecial utten Hon Kiven (o track. bids on grala. st Natl Baok. Hardware Co., e hand Howard St ¢ O, ) PRODUCE, COMMISSION, Ribbel & Smith, | Bohroeder & Ooy Denlers in country prod- | Cash buyers butter and uce, frults, vegetablos, [ egxw, and_general come misslon morchants, 423 Bouth 11th strees 7 bpltitidatiitbaloghe 2 E. B. Branch & Od, Produce, frutts of all kinds, oysters, 1211 Howard strosh " Robert Puml,—- 1217 Howard stroot. Writo for prices on bute ter, eggs, poultry and Cor. 10th and Jackson sts Gmabe. eto. 1207 Howard stroot. 0. Rosso & 0o, Forelgn, California and tropieal frults, 1213 Howard straet. Porter Bros. 0a,, Callfornin, Florida and tropieal fruits. 801-K11 Jones atrsot. 0. W. Butis, - Managor. knme. z = i Kirschbraun & Sons, Clark & Qo,, Butter eggs and poultry, [ Butter, cheese. gz ponitry ana 1200 Howard street. 009 Bouth 1341 ot Bates & Co. Williams & Oross, Crotuulen s Sorat | Produce and fruity clalties. tons, sploes, ete. dI7-410 8. 1{th Bt 1214 Harney stroeh. ey RUBBER GOODS, ETO. Omaha Rubber Oo., Manufaoturing and Job- ers all kinds rabbar Rou 1008 Farnam stroot. Emarson Ssed Oo,, Beed growers, deulors gardan. yrass, rala a @21-42) South 15th. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, HIO. T O TP gl A e v M. A. Dishrow & Oo., | Bohn Sash & Door Uo, turers of moulde biinds inigs, blin 15, A0ors, ot 16th and Clark streots. L e BYRUPS. | STOVES. Duffy-Trowbridga 8tove Manufao'g Oa., Vinognrs, Manufactury stoves anl TEA, OOFFEE, SPICES, CIGARS., Consolidated Goffas lompany, 114808141 Haraer i Omaha, Nob, —————————e—y STEAM AND WATER SUP PLIE3 . 8, Wind Engino & | A. L, Stranz & Sons, Pump Oo., Halllday win s, 918 ‘Sarrell & Oompany, Wholesslo manfaoturors Byrups, molassos and 10021004 Farnam stroel Owmaha, Neb. TO¥%8, BILLIARDS, -Balke H. Hardy & Co., The Brunswi Toyw, dolls, albums, tanoy Oollender o, #00ds, bouse furalehing | Billlard merchana) | firs Ealoon Axtires woods, ohlldron's oar- | g g §000 RXS rlages. 1619 Farnai st Owmaha. S —— L P. T. FUGHES, WHOLESALECASHCOMMISSION Klgln and Westera Crowmery roll bubtor and exis. 10000 A Lewpty ek cases, with fillers, foy walo or exchanke for oggs at market price, Wrlte for particulars. 1638 and 160 1ok Bireel Deaver. Colorada 1 E S