Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1891, Page 6

Y THE OMAHA DAILY BEL;: THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1801 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Bulls Take a Turn in the Ohicago Wheat Pit. CEREALS GENERALLY QUOTED HIGHER, Range of Leading Futures—Yew York Grain and Provistons—St. Louis and Kansas Oity Ma kets—Financial, Cn1eaGo, May 6.~Tt was the turn of the Vulls In wheat, but this was not accomplished without opposition from the bears and the upward course of prices was marked by @ numter of sharp reactions. ‘The believers in lower prices are still confident in thelr posi- tlon and are predicting a still further reduc- tion In values of 10c per bushel or about trom the top figures of two weeks ago. The conditions today wern largely In favor of the bull movement, First in importance in this behalf was the reduction of the French tariit 1 wheat and flour n an amount estimated to be cquivalent to itze per bushel. Then came Bradstreet's report on the visible supply. show! e of 20,010 bushels eart of the ky mountuing and 500,000 bush- els west of the Roekles. The fa of the recent heavy decline in prices was also a factor as favoring a reduc- tion. The market no doubt was largely over- old and buylnz of any consequence croated nervousness among some of the shorts. For- elgners were reported to have bought wheat ut the seaboard, There was loss pross se.dand at tnies the offerings were very to that the market responded readily to the demund. Avout the only news favorable to the bears was the weaker and lower forelgn markets. The buying at the start was led by eliv, Lindbors, Whit ns and Ream The selting on the first advanee was by Pards ridee and Baldwin-Farnum. On cach breal however, the bear erowd was freely bhuying and but few of them sold very heavily on the subscquent vises. Ream, Linn and Pardridio were probably th eptions, July whoat sturted at tige, speedily sold to 00%e, br 8150, then fmproved to #e, fell buck to 05%e und o the next advance went to #1014 but weakened before the close to $1.00, A much better fecling was manifested In corn with less pressure to sell and more ineli- natlon to buy, the rosult being a_much stead- r uidertone than for several duys past. Reecipts w lit, eables rather better and prices in New York were higher. Al narkets were lizit. Bryant made an meffectual at tenpt to Lreak prices, his offering were ub- sorbed by the bulis and the advance contin- ued, July opened it G@ie, and with one OF two redctions sold up to 613e, closing e below that figure, Oats foliowed wheat and corn and the elose shows an advance fn the raling option of le compaured with yesterday. Provisions opened weak under free Hquida- tion by longs, Ream was reported to be sell- Ing July pork and buying Septomber. Arm sl some duly. Around #1200 for that option 10t of Stop 108808 or came and thel + thon depressed the price to #1180, The VY mpLLY With ceroals th niarket stren «dand Jily govk sold up to & it elosed s Juwer than that, though 1 5 the osing price. July lard closed 12 higher., and July ribs 1ac hixher. The léiding futures van acere ol us follows : ANTICEES | OVEN[IIGHL | LOW. [ CLOSE 5»\411 1013 gl 1018 W ' 100 HEAT No. 2 o8 1 014 it Jein Cash quotations Froui—-Quict 5. ,00@5.20; 5t £LG0@5.00; Dakers, 8.5 WiEAT-No. 28pring wheat, $1011: spring wheat, $@ise; No. 2 red, $1L014@ 1.0 y 55@360; No. o arley. nominal; No, No.1, $1.14, TIOTIY S Ve, 81281, POk orl per barrel, $12.00; Tard per cwt, B.0215@0.05; short ribs sides (100se) #, 150 6201 dry saltcd shoulders (Lo B, 8.2 short cloar sides thoxed), #0500 Witiaky- Distillers: finished 0ods per gal- lon. #1.1 SUGAR--Cut loaf, unc Receipts and shiy ows 9, T@T anged. s day were as fol- RECEIPTS, | SHIPMENTS ur, barrels 10000 0 Whons, Brutiais 2,000 145,000 Corn, hushels. . Co2nm IR 2100 Rye. bushels. | 0 he produce exi today, the butter rket: Extrucroamery, 270 8e; ex @-5'5¢; firsts, 21@2¢3 extra dal extru firsts, A@ic; irsts, 10@ise, i 101 @ 19X k Markets, Ui Recy rew Yo NEw pts, 13,102 packig 32 Darrels, H5) sucks; moderately Lo uly sules,20.15) barrels, CORNAEAL—Stoady. WikaT - Receipts,” 100 16,652 bushols; sales, 1 market 25,@23e highe: bushels: exports, 100 bushels; spot No. 2 red, $1.12@ L125s I elevator: $1 8k I store; $1.144G01 111 4(2 aflont: $LILG@115 spot: ungraded rod, #1. 1161 No. 1 northern, nominal, H.25; N northern to arrive, $L13; No. 1’ hard to rive #1104 options’ steady, advanced und closed firm at 2% e over yosterduy's elosing The chief cause for the advance wus Lo r port that a reduction of 24 francs would he mide in tho French duty on wheat. the United Kingdom und contir were strong ana brought free orders. Cable acceptunces were faf SL1I@1. 120, clpsing ~ 8112%; Juno, $108% @110%, closing a8 105 Juily, B1-005@108 closing’ at H0uies August, 5103561 0, tlo ing ut #1005 September, $LOIG1.03'5. olosing At L0 October, $LUGLU, Glosing ut $1.03s Jeceniber, $LOGRLIGS, closing. at $1.00% May (1802, 8101, 10, closing ut §1.10%. HARLEY—Out of seuson. LEY MaLz—Dull. Carmila country made 01,05, Rocelpts, 12,850 bushels; exports, bushols; sales, 2365000 bushels future w0 bushels spot.’ Spot _market irre k steady. No. 2, ¢ 1n elovate lont: tngrade , T@Kle: steimer mixed, 800, Options are 13,62 higher, as cinsed by wheat' and smudl - o foring Muy, T2a7itse, closing at Tilac: June, 83, 03, closing it 10503 July. WOSHRG, Clos- lug b B August, GR@oThe, closh December, i8e. GAa--Tocolnts, 15,000 bushels; exports. 41 bushels; sales, 105,000 bushels futn bushels spot. Spot market d oprions duil und " Hrmer: S8lged June, b0 wsle closing White tern jixed western, b i No. 2 Chicago, 60 i, quict, gAR—Raw, dull’ and_nominai: refined, Knh-tuml lower; No. 6 4e: No. 8,3 15-16c; Mould 4 0-16¢: stndird A, 43c: confectioners' A, ot eut foaf. 15ig0; orushed, 5lyc; powdered, e granulated. 4 E1te; cutios, e, 8 - Forelgn, quict; New Orleans, d steady, Firm, quiot. alr demand, firm; wostern, 16¢; re- culljllfl. G472 puckages. 10Rs— 1l rm, guiot Pouk-Quivt’ ind “firm; old moss, #1. LOUE 4.25; extra prime, $11. Cur MeATs—Inaetive but steady; middles, quiet and firm: pikled ellles, 534 6e; plekled shoulders, i plokled Dawms, 10@.0%c; short elonr, #7 LARD—Strong. quiet: westeen stoam, $6.00; option sales, 6.-00 tlerces: Muy, $0.7506.9, ol g LGN Ty, 800G Closiug at $107; August, §.11Q01. mh.»m» at $7.2; September, N western duiry, 15@ 2503 Western oreimery, 2@ic; western fac- I ry‘lmL\\v Elgin, 30@ite. Cuiese=Duil, ewsys skins, 7 St. Louls Markets. g1, Louts, Mo, Muy 6.—Froun—Steadier bt quiet. WikAT Opened K@le up from yestorday nd good buying prices st s quartor wnd 'ul firni until about 11:50. llll this u ;:cm f prices w-uhod the lowest period . the : l\.l rMn reacted again and mp:l.l L 03 e vasll late, weakeulug ol sowe at 2 cash, 41,017 May, #1, Mw,,v!:m-xl'v”l‘, nom | @, elosed o | htly fiemer than the openine | pers continue to be froest buyer nearly two.thirds of Tuesdny's the bulk of good hogs went much trading was done below #4.50, 8.7 4.95 belng the rango at which the |l|r;l‘fl tho stufl wis weighed. OHICAGO, May 6.~The GUNFOWDER. s e A nnd OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbers” DI RECTO RY. Paul has Leen m\m _clearings toduy, i sy 0 pathy w AL M advane Hugh G. Olark. Genl Western Agent of the first tra and 1c for July. 000,000 1n 2014 hi King £3,200,000 80| OFts current tl for shipment, F'this week and there are fGrelgn bourses are mu Bankers However, do ne Clearings today, $2, . Money, 6 por ¢ ating within a The extrenies were powder, Atias Wigh oxplo sting caps. fuse. 1218 Harney stroot ntli the close: ST, Louts, May. change in New York, Jougnal res HOsTON, May 6. became dull, prices wore woll mafntuined and At the close were about the bost 6Fthe day. Dull but steady; No. 2 cash,5e Bank clearir 000 market netive, tondy to strong: nutives; N !Ilhmnln e Exchange on New York, pur t hurgar Brothers e news dispensed on to Cockrell Rrotho the bourd toduy was very bullish. frost licre Jast night, was done to thegrow ought to be Carpenter Paper Oo., Foston Stock Market. The following in the Boston ¥ tive to fair; rs and mixed, $4.7 4 Butcher welghts, 84.00G5.0713 Thght, M 0 “Daxon, All Prices, A1l Bleyeles Sold on Monthly printing, wrn; Lower at $1.17, e at 811 writing paper, eard pa A H. Po;ngo&(‘o.\ It looks 1ike whe 1 all kood brenks, al rango. of price h'nl’ly s closing pricen stock market today. o The tollowing including yes- _——m—m—mmm FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TALLOW. 3.8, Smith & Go., 1408-1412 Teavenworth st Boston & "Albany 1315 Dodge Street Farnam St Omaha ——— BOOK BINDERS & ‘HTATIONFI Omnhn Republican Pnulmg 0o, bank supplios, Bur. & Guiney il Goo. Obern & Co,, 613 8. 13th street, .00; longs, 8.2 i longs, 8.70 ! and shade higher, Native 100 pounds; bulls and cows, 2,004 L 82104e per pound, Shipments woday, s, 0.00000.40 poer and overything 1o the IRON WORKS, Omaba Safe & Tron " 20% | Lamson Store 8§ Water Power. 10th and Douglas street Ackermann Bros, & Heintzo, . eloctrotypors, blank book manu 5 beoves and b [ naceivs :...m..m CALVES—Rocelpts, per pound higl hutter stock. §5. . alg|B. &'B. G Paxton & erlmr Falling O Noticed Number Killed Muy 6.~(Sp Toward stroot, Oma! _—m—— BOOTS AND SHOES. Charles A, Coo & 0)', Kirkendall,Jones &Co Wholesale Manufactur's | Agents for Boston Rub- CINCINNATE, O, Manuf'ra fire and burglag i unsorn i s, 8007462135 (1 peds Current will ing the past week has 56,000 hoge, uguinst 160,000 the prece 5,000 last_year, 1 reh Lagainst 2 o o s follows: ~Closing nt 4 p. m: mutton firn KANRAS Ciry, Consols, money Aroen, 14th & § Wilson & Drake, Mg tubular box hotlers, tanks, et Ity. and 17th st & Mexican ordinary i No. 2 hara, cash, 9@970; May, Manufacturers and job- Acme Iron and Wire | St Lonis Live Nlu('k. Canada Pacifie. 1109 Howard stroot. and 106 1arney 8t Tron, wire and by W, V. Morse & Co,, Shoa Factors, Carner 1th and Douglas ate Morchants inv Stronzer; No. 2, cash, 5 si pucts 180; of discount in the rletor. | Pler three-month B — LITHOGRAPHING. Money, ¥ per cent, mirket for Loth short biils, 415 per dy. unchanged. uam & Harte, 0; shipments gland Bullion. &, fadr 1o bust, £1.60 A —————— e BUTCHERS. me Hnlln Y “Rees Prmlmg Co. Lithographing, and Blank Books. 11th and Howard Sts, drawn from the Bunk of England, on balance, 1, 400; Shipments steady i l-mnl o choice, $4.0045.2, M bushels; shipments, AT Omaha paper box fastory: 5,000 bushels, Paris Rentes. Minneapolis W heat Market. Kansas City Liv 63s¢ for the account. LIVE STOCK Orders promptly tillo 1, Denver Mining Century and nent on the | plo wheat sl Tecelpts, 1) ¢ OMANA. May 0 CATTLE—OMoln] a8 conmured with wmi}\m Darst, Liquors and Cle No. Unorthos iotrick, $1.02@81,0 May, $1.00; trick, $1L00G1 market |u.- to 15 lower; W. T, Smm.m. W' Largest Varloty WAGONS AND rket was iies SF fraotion In the wh- ndestein, who is still Tn £t Louls. was very sick, Potoxt, which sold ut 8 Markets. 0l Markets, ers were slow and unchunged, Hoas—Officla] MARKET LIVERPOOT, The remainder of the Tist wlly Bangkok and Frank Dellone & Co, R. R, Grotte, Imyorter and Vegetables, especlally new today to say Wednesday of I siow and 6¢ to 10¢ lowe had been sold the murke! r. closing with all sold and part of the The mirket operied After half the hozs ¥ holders offer ving are the cl osin sparingly; mixed regurding the CARPETS. CLOTHING. " Gilmore & Ruhl, ifacturers & Whole salo Clothiors, 1100 Harney St 1205 Douglas Street A. Frick & Co., Wholesale Liguorhealers Price lists on application L. Kirscht & Co,, Milwaunkee Marsets, MILWAUKEE, was $4.401.75, the Omaha Carpet Co., ‘arpets, ot clot tings, curtain g ulk selling at May Mazeppi Mornink Glim Wholesale Liquor Deal Conn=-Firm: y of lust week. 100) Farnam Str y b PROVISIONS ~Quiet: pork, July, $12. LUMBER. 6. W. Donglass & Oo. Hardwood Lu CIG ARb West & Fritsoh: T Manufactarers fine clears Jobbers of lenf tobnecos. 1011 Farnam street T e ssday of lust week: ATicot was - HERN Braxs—Wav, £200 per i bushel ) per 15 bushel box Niw Porarors SOUTHEIN CAULIFLOW John A, Wakefield, Lower; No. 2 mixed, 06 No. 2 Hll‘l dy Mc. Wiisky—31.17, Toledo Markots. . 0. May 6.--WueAT—Higher; cash and My, #0714, “Per doz. $400. Receipts and D pts and dispositicn of s.oo hooks of the Union any for the twenty-four hours ending so'clock p. m. Muy 6, 18 HUTABAGAS Ver bushel, £1.0 v bushel, §1.00, er doz hunches, 40@4se. an stock. per bu, Oharles R, Lo, Hardwood lumber, wool carpots and parquot COAL, COKE, ETO Wyatt - Bullard Lume Omnha Cloal, Gflkb and San Francisco Mining Quotations. SAN FIANCISCO. Cal Muy 6.-The St mining stocks today Unumm & Squires, ard and soft col ship. 20th and Lzard Stroets, ASPARAGUS: 4 und sott eon) Cor. Tith and Doug- NEW York. May 6 the stock w The waiting attitude of ket was more fully excuplified ay. and although there was a fairly active Lusiness transaction in full t there wis only the usual narrow Louis Bradford, ber, lime, coment,etq Douglas street. Gould & Curry DISPOSITION There were quite a good BOT on the market, rivals showed tho effc Wy strawberrios Lime, cement, ote,, ete Mu:tin White Hulbert & B\um. ling shares, movements P H. Mahoney lz 0o cor, St and Douglas S beinz unusually low for the season and was dull, b the day when re © was reccived. ther mixed through- 2 bidders were market from time to time very deeply into it. whil buying for out tendency in the for was reversed later § news fron the confe of 110 roo1 was out the entire ¢ content to fecl t ™ the Guduhy MILLINERY AND NO' PION& 0. A. Stonehill, Millinery, Notlons Cloaky, B | 1 and Douglas sts. Howell & 05, he mining quotations wav shinpers Tihis point. quence wiii b 1. Oberfelder & ., Importers and u Rétheniids: Nelson Morris Shipors and Feders, are as follows - A an Fuel Co. Shippers and and Tennessee, he first Califc arrived yostor nia cherrios v 5 only u saniple, how- 1to arrive next ‘we k h SU, OS] -“_u__ MUSICAL INSTRUM ENTS E T4 Mnx Meyor & Bro. Oo.| A, Hospe ers, dealers in musical instruments, continued s X The quallty of the frul ports from the Pacific crop of small fruits v Representative Sales. VG was under this prossure; the Whate Tuatde ot ‘the achvity” in “Chicago Gas and Atehison § wis 1o other spec NelmLk,\ Fuel O: " Johuson Bros,, 2138, 15th stroat, Ernorie—Steady, closed ‘II Tle for June, © will be almost oo end the supply of plums, peaches, 10 .lm' 10 A. Hospe, Jr, » searce and about out of features of common to was easy at irregular figures and tho ning soon bec in the advancing figur oF, HeVer gOU far awiny from those the opening and the selling by the lc harp reaction which took slow the level of the first sales. lined 1 per cont, but W a rose u 1ike anount. ived and n the 50 pronounced ‘The following quotations are based on yes- Farnam and 16th, 1513 Douglas Stecet. % OEMENT AND LIME. J J. Johnson & Co,, 2188, 1ith strost, Mouut & Gn'fln, C¢.B. anan! & Go., 502 Farnam stroet, fhanges o lust offoring tendency T TuieENTINE—Quiet and IRoN—Dull; Ameri CopreR—Nominal STRAWBERIIES ~Per case of 24 quart an, x\m,nums_m), ke, My, $I375, Avpres-The n shipping stock. arket is practically of good Per doz . $.5°@1.00, OHANGER_Los Angoics, RS@1L0 por box: Ihmrllv £1.00; Riveras, .00 straits, #2).00, May G.—LEAD—Offcred at a1 00; sheltered quotuble it $.50. New York | NEW YoRrk, May 6.— trado with jobbers and the demand w al firms including shirting prints fino steady, and no immediate changes are now looked —Quiet, firn Eagle Gornice Works Manufacturers ofGalvan- ized Iron Cornice. Window caps, metalicky: F. Ruemning afternoon confidence be thut a full riwly for that amount was noticed in this stoclk while all others were iifted ma- Chere was increase OY=TERS. Per box, .00, Per bunch $1.50@3.00. windows, door caps., fin s ete fron and slnte re ‘& Booth fix;k\u" Co, Oysters, fish and canned oonsolidmd Tauk prominent, risin owest figures and hoiding most of the gain The final dealings in the stock murked by nearly § per ¢ try Produce. Receipts of country produce dlors find no dyen ity i Keepig st Pricos for the most part are The_quality urriving fill\l“l*(lln\"IA|)1'IH The following quotations a; DRY GOODS. M. E. Smuth & 0o, Refined and lubrioating oils, axle gronse, oto. A 1L Bishop, Managor. HARDW ARE. Rector & Wilhelmy Oo| Gee- lark-Andreesen Hardware Co,, market were among the low priced shares, being prominent with a gain of 1 per’ eont. t with fractionai Coffee Options. woil clearcd up. ~Cofec options opened 10 points up, and Hocking Villey 1305 Leavenworth, oo Siem s | Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Dry goods, nations! gants Yonx, May 6 shanged to unchanzed to 5 Sules, 100 Lage, including May. based on ye closed strong aud confid the day. The final fractional advane There was the usual quiet General market 12@ %, bulk of sales | Cor. 11th and Howard sts. | Corner 11th and Harney hunges are generally Lwhile there s few decl business in reiched 388,000 d firm there ture of interest developed erades country butter, 200 medium grades, 16 Cor. 10th and Jackson sty Omaha i Nab =~ PRODUCE, COMMISSION. e " Ribbel & Smith, Dealers in_country prod- » fruits, yegetables, )5 spot 2:i0 Steady, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. e E Wolf Electrical Co. was littio or no fe ~Best upland #1401 pe r ton. Cmnicao, May 6—Logan & Co, to Toncray Another active day i @ situationhius notehangod. ash wheat s moderato, Con- marlets keep strons Texus scconds were fractionnl gains with the rest of the list Government bonds were dull and steady. June option: Opening, ctive and scored only Schroeder & Co,, ash buyers butter and o, and_general coms 1614 Capitol Avenue. nce Patet, $1.10; Lone Star 8 @ Milling Co, demand for ¢ Pate; Pennsylvania FARM MACH; Parlin, Ofendorff &| INERY, BrO. T. G Northwall, al sn o8, 18,000 Dbl avis Mill Co., Hizh full patont, 82 close are steadier. it could have a sharp adv comes quoting demand tor ald bull purt; frow the start o cral conts over May, 1207 Howard street. 0. Rosso & Uo,, Callfornta and | tropleal fruits, 215 Howard stroot. Portar Bms. 0o, i are the closing guatations on the New York stock ex- 42 South 11th stroot. E. B. anuh & (70‘, nee and will hi leading stocks change tods e (-y(\l .u patent, § Minnesotn I t, patent, §2 took w hand in the corn pit Corner Jones and 9th ats. Cush grades sold sov- Provisions strong and in sympathy with wheat and corn, The weak o0 have sold out V. G, McCormack & e course of the wlw Skandin Plow Co Nébraska Spring Adams Express: Alton & Terre Huute, rise buckwheat 1211 Howard stroot. B35 por s o p Jalk Meal, American Expi clsior brand, © of 50 2 1h p s Gold Medal, &2 #240; Snowfinke, $2.20; #21.00; chopped feed, $27. Ohfo & Mississippi. .. Broken Bow Roller Milling Co. Office and wa R. T. Davis Mill Co,, Robrt Purvis, 1217 Howard streot. 7 Ontarlo & Wi g Orekon Improve. 10 I, (. Swhrtz & indivated today Many traders Who were buy: out ut ll 10 or over on the condition of an crops have been selling it short under that the foreign situation is ot large ro- in the krench import duty cre 1 up as it was by ‘a tlcchl- edly stronger closing market in Piris. Stroos toparted i reduction in the availabie supply east and west of the Roc cilo.rer.o: 817 Snow White, R01-811 Jones straot. ter, exgs, poultry and Manager at Omaha. Cor. §th and_Jackson sts. Omaha Mll]mg Co., Merchant Millors, WESTERN CATTLE, Kircchbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry. “Olark & Os,, In'no wise changed. LLOW AND GREASE: tallcw No, %, i ase white B, Tallow No. 1, £14@4%c¢ 8, F. Gilman, quite ustir, b fii@dige; wre POuItry and gamo, @0 South 15th street. Williams & Oross, Produce and fraity, 1209 Howard st Bites & Co, try produce, fruits fos amount- | 5 Steers. hay-fo B0 steers. ha Standard Cattie Conipuny= Car Lots Only- Imalin.... 2% 8 ntry, ‘bleac do preferred.... . ity Tenn. Coal & Iron ering, with the result ¢ over lust night’ reaction, s the strted Shorts 1o co FURNITURE AND OARPEI‘S. Dewey & Stone Fur- Chas, Sbwenck & Co. Furnlture and We look for a further ness of the last few days has undoubtedly in- pse prices are for bones welghed and delivered in Chicag, 3¢ Tol. & O. Cen. o o TJ\fi'Inlun‘l' citic | 1214 Harney stroot. > I Randazzo & Son, 211 South 12thstreet. Hoekin Yaoy Furniture and car, -1119 Farnam street, ., Paul & Dulut Kansas & Texns. Lake Krle & West Iteceipts at eloven primary points wer 0. ‘Corn was dull but h ug of shorts, shipments 52s prineipally on cov demand was only modes and the market f k at the upening. number of stop orders were the market declined in less than At this price thero was vy buying by our beir o packing fraternity genera os i ovident” that 1o otk holders huve sold most of thelr fong stuff and wo ex; 1206-1210 Farn, Beebe & Runyan Fur- 163 | Wella- ku Western Unic | Am. Cotton 01l |Culorado Coa - 7% | Homestake. . X etors BiNow ¢ St iy RUBBER GOODS, ETC. 6mnha Rubber Oo,, Manufacturing and jo' bers all kinds rubber luull\lllnk.\n-h [Use 8. 8. 8., when you neel a ton 1f you d> not, you should. 1t s the sat- M his & € “..‘0 AT Succossors to C.A, Beebe Amphia & Grace and 1ith Sts. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. aminute to 81190, do preferred... For Old Peopl My mothor who ta & very old mt Rich & W Sehuider & Loomis, . Jobbers and Tmporters of | notlons and furnishing Missourt Pacific:, Mobile & Ol pect 1 further r action before For the present that provisions bought on breuks will pay £00d profits, Kenntt, Hookins & Co. to 8, A, MeWhorter—Shorts {n wheat getting their why from longs who took advantag v to getout, 3T Bnb(\]n!nn Notion 1003 Farnam stroot. furnishing goods brated brand lady, was phys orthern Pacitic 14 Southern P pants, shirts, oo th and Howard sts. B e GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. Emarson 8se | o, 1111 Hownrd streot restored her health, been a falr and EW YORrK. May 0.—TI million more gold Was ord POrt LomOrrow, makine o 1o 3 o'clock tods the sentin . there was no uj ous hole” into which J. A, Fuller & Co., 1402 Dougias Steast, 1-425 South 1th. looks well e n any furthe 10 be strengthe nd shows uo b aterlally reduc Kennard Glass and The situation seen SASH, DOORS ELINDS, B M A. Disbrow & Co. Co., ‘Bolm Sash & Door Uo. facturers of mould- rk of the myst grvorted gold was an safely by the most de ieite child, it cures all b'ond an ordinary fac form of contagious Blood Taint. BOOKS ON BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES FREE. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanty, Ga, P. T. HUGHES, WHOAESALE CASH COMMISSION MERCHANT 1564 Market L ment and st Should this g the next harvest 1408-1412 Harney streot e R an L awn .zt (AT pirchuses of #,000.000 of and to fizure up that on o of currency is 80 fine bhere and ad that th 8 stent government o the worst blinds and Blake, Brucs & Oo proving abr William Uummiu;«, e had been an Incre; Ar to the umount of & hoand lzard sts, | South 16th St will tell, but s for the present will be more profi and oats rallied shi held most of the adyan e, I, lmhll'ln'mllel'|Iu||(| ) eneourages 1d' an nerease of 01 purchases on foi und all this heiped to fon and advar SYRUPS. I'am.ll & ()Jmp auy, STOVES, Duffy Trowbridge tovs Manufao'g Oo., Manufactur'g stoves ani e the prices of stocks. GROCERIE he Money NEW YORK, May G ranglug fro Cuicado, \m, 0 (Apcelal A A AT eI IAL TOIOET sa i woere strong—If anything o shade arel |||nLlII\' Aokt the advancing Moyer & Raapks, 1404-1405 Farney streot, t to buy except on good Paxton & G-\\ln'vln-r,\ s yestorduy's weal foel- MONEY ON CALL Denver. Colorado, Tust loan. § ver tern Croamery Buttor, i )Ly ekK cases, with fil 0thers to be flled, 1ve cases dadly per conty ing appenred ) 8outh Sth stroet TEA, COFFEE, Coxnohduted Coffos MEKCANTILE I‘Al ER—41@ 15 ner ¢ lends of pro- CHANGE—Qulet and steady af nd #.80 for de- 215-1210 Lonvenworth st PIOES, CIGARS blllll ANG E for sixty-duy ek 13 a Froat dowl More por mude than will bo consumed after December 31 w able on contracts. upward provisions fo lowed the advance, Vest for the diy 1n pork, D, M. Steele & Co., Reliable for q I nee fods of thetrude Slmu. John'on & Co. th und Leavenworth this year and tds left will not bede- When grain turned SToCKs—The total sules of stocks today were 205,780 shures, Tads wins activo at Tuesdiy's nd was i good general demand for porters huve hut the dressed beef wen Kawunna & SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK Y4RDS CO, LIVE SIOCK CO\'IMI‘)SION A D. Boyer & Cu vered their "grip. and those who buy the close snowing th We have probul 1414 and 116 Harney it Mo mrl]v Brady & Co., Allen Bros., 1114 Harney street, market, however, etorred, 10, pretorred, 1 Ve sensitive to the Lol butehe actively enguged 11" deseriptions of and feanners w market was firm id continues to of gthor murketa, A MeWhorter. iting humor forenoon when 1t sllowing were the closing P R R N STEAM AND WA'I‘ER SUPPLIES | & ~ 0.8 Wmd Engine &| Halllduy o nd mills, e e e GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. & A. MoWhorter, 2 1st Natl Bunk Broker yenturduy, Dt W10 there wero” nstunces noney was paid th a LB 45, euupc 1204 Mutual U A Strang & Sons, market was about o be upward. however, as “animaly fo k promise to show Northern Pac. 1t Tuu"my & Bryan, remainder of the wes 1y inarease on the re o 10 8ol at pric vanced on en roud meeting at the nite has boen learn all accounts from it are that, harmonious, and some of rominent delezates suid that the results will sutisfactory. potnt which is n..m.- o cause trouble, i ' | Qo debenturc o Hows, acting manager Lo & L M. Gen. bs. Ki 1 0f the proceeding Huut or & Gr.,m, %0 Exehange Bullding 1ok Tow when conip light und med! BILLIARDS, | Tlnv Hfimswmk Bulh Collender Oo, Buisrd merchundinh Celindn Houthera 4ds thing has be bought for all markets. from 1,100 to H. Hardy & Co., s, wibums, faney &ouds, house furnisling goods, children's car- 1319 Furoamst. b for cows. b 504,75 for stockers and f 0 for shipping steers, Mot an hows settled back to about ) for light and 20 Exchange Bullding South Omatia. “PIG Poik —Boneloss : half burrels, 100 1bs lmrr«-lx 50 10y e Cockrell Bros.' D& R GWeat Tats. Bouth Omunu xun. West Shore. ... Monduy's :rlm-n. or 10 M. avy and medium 80 quotations and the closo iU wiil be the P not be reached today, copted these semi-officiul statements of fu- tto be consldered und muy \ven o track truders Lave ac- Int Nat | Baok i elghth burrels Bank Clearances. o PHILADELPHIA, May 6.—Clearings today, It was ac hu attl