Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1891, Page 6

A THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MAY 8 1891. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Ohicago Trade Influences Rather Favorable to the Bulls, RANGE OF LEADING FUTURES, New York Produce Inactive and Pri- con Lower—Live Stock Values— The wheat market did not cocd 125 enrly promise of an advance in on the contra dsctded break fromm its oarly advanc May than it closed yosterday. The conditions wore catlior fa firm and higher 1 the shortage in the French as estimated at possibly 90,000,000 inauiry for wheat At the outset © wus froe buying for New York account and George Smith, who was reported to h night on over 2,000,000 hush active on the bull side. these influcnces the shorts tzed and bogun to prices at Liverpe re wis a good and falr takings ver, thus assisting th 1004 21.00%, and rose o $1.02 on this ad vanee operators, led quietly selling wh smmission firms Their offerings other direction. It declined to #1.01;, to #1.01%, beader downward to 089 strengthenced near the close und elosed Corn opened rather exeited. There were a good many buying orders clined to cover. Recelpts were and the shorts were | rather ragged close yesterda \RAINSE 47140 Ivanced to dKe, with the other cercals to 46%¢ and closed there was & shar we poriod of “dul )vistons as in 2 t the outset, then a | ness, of sugging meats, und finally a stump, The highest prices were made neir the clos osed with a loss of 1 July lard is off an Teading futures ranged as follows: Cash quotations wo FLouR—Steady s, #4.0075.00; hakers, $4. 2 spring whe X No. 2 red, 81 BARLEY—No. 2barley. nominal; No. ki PoRrK-—Mess $11.05212.00; short ribs sides (loose! salted shoulders (boxed), & short cledr sides (boxed), $6.50060.60. sy Distiilers’ finished goods per gal- S Cut loaf, unchanged. Kecoipts and shipments todiay wore as fol- On the produce exchange today, the by Extra oreanicr: firsts, 2007 market wis ste extra firsts; i Aairy, H@S5e, extra EGGS—131@4c. NEw Youk, Muy 7. elpts, 20,826 market irregu; 1, quiet; closing weuk; sal 16,650 burrals, eady, fair demand. 4.0 bushels: exports, H.45 bushels; | 100504 bushels; ver and weak; No. L 12 in store; $1.13% .3 ungraded red, 1. i options op 15@1%e up on hotter and continent cable: Tally active Iday on the continent; ufterward there w marked pressure to sel and liguldating by the farge op 10 was 21250 fron the best and woak at the close; No.2 14k, closing, $1.11%; at #1.00%: Jul 073 August, September, $1L044@1.00%. olos- 51 @HL07 %, closing ay (1502), 8LO0NQL 1LY, closing at BARLEY—Out of season, BARLEY MAL CorN—Iteceipts, 11030 bushels; exports, 1,501 bushels: sales, 140%,000 bushels of futures; 41, 200 bushels spot. closing dull and weak: S0GLs2e aflont; Options adyanced 101 1t fell off 13 July, 07 %@00%e. rators at Chi- figures of the da; red May, $1.11%G BLOONGEL A2, closing 1004, closing at closing at $1.05; 1ng ut 8104 De mixed, T8N with wheat; later ize, closing it T0c; options dull and lower; M June, closing at Sitge pot No. 2 white, 6y c; white western, 30140, 008 g at B3ty ed western, M HAY=Quict, firm. lowerifalr refinin L1 hogsheads i refined quict 50 test in hogs- ady und quiet; Firwer; weste recelpus, 4,25 . BLLI0G 4,05 extru prime, §1 Cur MEATsS—Quict und steady; middles, firm Opened firm closed weak: n, 8000 sales, 14, closing at & elosing at ¥ B UNEESE—Quiet; sales rather easy; skims, 1@ sur Market, Minu, May 7. There was a big shrink- age in the flour out of the listlast week. While the wmount ground was 1 burrels, last weok it diopped down to decrease of western Miller says the previous week 3 burrels, a This made the dally uverage 2. vsponding time n 1500 the output OF course the lurgest o the west, the mills be n lack of water pow of this decrease he tendency 18 on necount of the lifeless condition of the four trade, 2,000 barrels capacity ran out of orders and wped yesterday. At the sawme tme two Jubined capacity of 2700 bar- oth 18 With i were seven- Wedanesday and they 24,000 bushels dutly. The decline In wheat has very dead flour market. port that even the scattering car lot 0 which the; Issitudes of the market Dbreaks in wheat, and the ag- I potbe @ very high proportion of the output, Priccs are lower and unsettled. Yes: terday’ vance in wheat had the effect of inducing sonie inquiry for flour and of bring ina few orders, and with a widespread ng prevalll that values ‘0 about at yillers rather look for an_ {mproved uain fairly st teade Is fully as dull as 18 for the week W burrels the x e export shipnie arrels, aguinst ing week. A very largo proportion of amoiut came from the mills of one corpe n. London quotations for 2% pounds ¢, L are: Patents, 428 Jd@tis 6d; bakers 258 6d @:0%; low grades, 168 5417 3 1 [ Liverpool Market LAIVERPOOL, May 7.—WHEAT—Firm, but de- mand poor; holders offer m i Cali- fornin No. 1, ks 6igd per centul; Kansas win- ter hard, & Corx—Firm and demand stoady; mixed western, s 6'd per cental, LARD-Prinie western St. Louis Markets, 81, Lov1s, May 7.—WneAr—Closing, irregu- 2i4i July, 4s@ii’ie. cush, Giige 518 per cwt. OATS cash, 5dige; July, 43te. PoRk 5 LARD. t 209714, Witisky—Steady at 115, Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, May 7.—WHEAT—Cash t slow, but higher; re 3 cnrs; ents, 48 cars. Close: N ard M o track, 10314010 northe May, #1.01; june, #1.02: on't S@$1.01 No. 2 northern on track. 904 @31.01. Kansas City Markets. KANSAS City, Mo, May Witeat - Dull; No. 2 hiard, cash, (2 d, cash, e Conx-Stronger; ad bid; May, Uats Steady; No.2, cash, 8o bidi M ash, ¥, Cincinnati Markets, CISCINNATL, O, May 7.—WhEAT—Active; 2 red, $1063).07 Corx—Firm; No. OATs—Iirme Wiisky—8L1 Toledo Market ToLEDO. 0., May 7.--WHEAT-Lower: cash, 2.0, Conry-Steady: cash, OATS—Cash, 50150, Milwaukee Markets, MitwAvkee, Wis, May 7.—WneAar—-Lower; No. 2soring, eash, #1.01601.02; July, 98%¢. cons—Qu i, 07 OATS=Qule! ). 2 white, boe. FINANCIAL, 2 Ixed, 7 ). 2 mixed, NEW Yonk. May 7.—The stock market again demonstrated that it hinges on the raflroad uecting now insession, and whtle trading had a weaker tone in the forenoon the impetus of the trade was sufficient to maintain interest i the market throughout the duy. The morn- {ng news was unfavorable and the long ex- pected ad nee in the minimum rate of dis- count by the Bank of England was announced which was followed by further encagements of gold for export. These influcnces were enough to stimulate a moderate selling move- ment i the market which, stranze to siy,was not aided by any effort of the forcigners to get rid of stocks, but was confined almost exclus- fvely to domestic operators. The market, however, offered the usual stubborn resist: nee to the dow ard movement and gav vidence that there fs no real diminution of onfident <pirit; thit has animated it for the Tast month.' The bulls are laying roat stress on the grain situntion n France and the private cables ure full of the promise that there will be a large demand for American cereuls during the season to come, therefore look for an eirly cessation of the outward movement of gold and the creation of a large amount of commercial biils with which to pay trade balance st of the sell- ing today was from Chleago, but was at- tributed o' rentizutions only, and outside of the stocks in which that center is interested there was little woukness in the warket. elund. Columbus, Chicago & St ng & prominent exception. The up jovement in cordage was continued, notwith standinz the expectation that the munipul tion would conse after the stock reached pa but the fmprovement was neutralized in the late weukness in the market. This weakness was due to the announcement 0! hea ship- ments of gold for Saturday's steamers, The pressure to sell was mostconspieuous in the ndustrials and the grangers, but the reaction reached to all portions of the list, and euc new announcement of gold taken for export sent prices down farther. 'The selling was not concluded upparent'y even with the close, which was active and weak at the lowest price of the day. The fi changes are all in the direction of lower prices, and while the great majority of stocks are only fractlonally lower Buriington, Rock Island, St. Paul and Chicago Gas are down 1% \ Pacific Muil, Missourl Pacitic, Northern Pacliic and Wabash preferred each 1%, and Cleveland. Cincinatl. Chicago & St. Louls, Northwestern. Luckawanna, Lake Shore. New England and Unfon Pacific éach 1 per cont, Itailroud bonds were agatn quiet and failed to show uny real tendency of prices in either direction, there beinz considerable irregular- ity In the movement of prices in the active i sues. The sales reached 81,024,000, but though they were distributed among a Jurge number £ bonds no feature of Interest was doveloped. The market closed dull und steady. Government bonds have been dull and vy. State bonds have been dull and stead Petroleum closes dull. Business is vi The market opened steady, and_after moving i beeame dull and remuinéd so until the close. nnsylvania oil spot closing7l. June option pened 704, highest Tk, lowest 71, closing Tl Lima’ oll closing 18; total sales, 15,000 burrels. The following are the closi the leading stocks on the exchunge today: £ quotations for W York stock Atehison. ... 4| _dpreforred Adams Kxpress. 47 (NCY. Central Alton & Terre Haute) 34 N Y. C. & St. © 1) do preferied........ 125 | o preferred.. .. . il Ameriean Bxpress 115 Ohio & Mississippi... 1§ R & s do preterred ... 8 nada Pacitic. .. T8ig Ontarlo & Weatorn. . 1744 4y Oregon Improve I §1° [Oregon Nov...... kt Ches. &Ohlo..... 15| Oregon Trans. t preferred. .. acttle Mail..... L. d preferred. . irin, Dee. & Bvans. 0 & Alton.. 1123 | Pitts Qeen e | B ¢ SU L Gidy | Reading. Delaware & Huason. 13414 Rock Ixian Del., L. & W D. & It. G. preforred Kast Tenn Hoi o I8t preferred 0 24 preferred Erlo. 4 o preforred. . Fort Wayne. Chl. & Kast Hockl & neific..... Tol. & 0. Con. pref 3| Unlon Paciiic. St. P Knnsas & ' Lake Erie & W do preferred Lake Shore.. Loutsville & Louisviile & New A, Memphis & Char Ontarlo.. Michigan Central 10 8 |Quickaliver ML LS & W W | do preferred A0 preferred 1031 SULFO ..ot Minn. &8t LU 4 Buiwer ¢ do preforred. L 101g [Rich. & W. . Tor Missouri Pacific 0'e | Wisconsin Central Mobile & Ohiy Tl Great Northern ptd Nashviile Chatt 07| Chieago Gas i N.J. Contral.. .l U118% | Load Norfolk & West pfa. | 54 ' | Sugar Trast .. . Northern Pacitic o Southorn Pacitie. o preforre 03 Ore S L & Utah N U P Denver & Gulf. 21 |Rio Grande Northwestorn 104 do preferred. The total sules of stocks today shares, including: — Atehi awnre, Luckawanna & W uisville & Nashville, 100; Missourt Northwestern, $650; North America. Youk, May 7.~The Post says: “There 15 1o doubt that there is a desire on the part of il the great bunks of Europe o aceuii- Lite gold, wnd one of the methous of dofns this IS thut of the Bunk of Engiund, which ad- vanced the rate of discount soas to d1scour age speculation in foreign securitios some extent thelr return to the where they ure issued so as to hring th back. Tho condition of Euroy undoubtedly much unsettiea o great losses. growing out of the Argentine finances and the prospect other large loss in_ Brazilian securities by crippled many iarge cap talists and | ant banks. [t is this condition of finane Europe which has held the stock speculation fu this warket in check for the past two months, o ever since the recovery of the panic incident to the Baring troubles. Hut this condition 1s not any worse, on the trary. it s eraduuily, but slowly, chauging for the better. The Money Market. NEW YOuk, Muy 7. MONEY 0N CALL-Bisy, ranging from 4@6 per cent; lust loan oifered atd per cent; ol WA per cont PuiME MERCANTILE PAPER—44,3 1y nor cont. BTERLING EXCHANGE -Easier ut $454% for sixty-duy bills and 8.8 for demand. ot tollowluz were the closing prices oa bonds: i s rekiatered 10 M K. & T G U_ 8. s, coupons..... 10 [ Mutual Uniou s 4lgs, rezistered [ INCJ. Cent Int Ceri )i po 101 |Northern Pac. Ists o i e | uislana Stamp Ldo do s, Contral Pacitio Iuta.. 107 DS R GIste, o 1T T Reis!. 8 a0 4 8¢ T PR G Tr. Kets | g D. & R.G. West Isia. 77 °|Union Pacific 1ats Erlegds. ... . 101k | West Shore. ... MK, & T Gen'lds. TS| Bank Ulearances, CINCINNATL, Oy May T.~Money, 0 per.cent. New York exch nge, 03¢ premium, NEW ORLEANS, 116, | three of ¢ NEW York, May 7. May 7.—Clearings, #1.16 26, | Covered during thd Bast two dnys b P 8120,e |y i Clearings today, ¥ Money, 6 per cent ay, | € rom last w Money 4@5 per | buy heav balances, #1,600,802 OST( Muy 7. arings today, #14,« Fommon: May Monay. 6 pep cont, | ments. 68,000, "Oloatnhoes from 3 and Baltimore were 112,500 bushels of on New York, par to be discount rk Exchange Boston Stock BOSTON. Mags. Atehivon & Top foaton & ‘Albay Hur, & Quincy Fitchburg it It & Littie Rock & Ft. & NVER Col, May the niining © over those of yestol tone | higher ui cases wenker and | The'r or two exceptions udle d sunsided at buvers wer vrices Me- | da the Suekr—Ofiici somewhiat owinz to the tact not particularly aylor solid R drod shares Total sales 5,000, put the pric San Franci ng Quotations. officinl for mining stocks today Hest & Belcher Con. Cain.' & Va St. Louis Mining Quotations. ST, Louts, May 7. than the | 5 The following bids were made on | New York Mining Quotations. NEw Yonk, May %.—The mining quotations HEIPERS, are as follows: [Yellow Jacket ... May 7.—Closing at 4 p. m: Consols, account New York Centra 103 Canadiun Paei .17 Rate of discount in [ 55" "50y & 4 55 the opan ‘mirket for both short and threo- | o8 314 109 4 wonth bills, 3% per cent. Bank of England Bullion. ONDON, May amount of Bank of Eng o of the e, which was lust w EW YORK, May 7.—P16 IRoN —Quie n, $16.00@18.00. ezlected; lnke, Ma; al: domestic, #4. More active at the Amer- stralts, ETROLEUN—Steady: United closed at 71 b Or—Strong and qulet. Qulet and firm: strained, common to 70, NE—Quict and firmer at J0@H0%c Coffec Options. T.—Coffee options © . 5 up. closed . - PG ints up. Chicago Live stock Market, clul Telegram to T of cattle ure 0,013; demand NEW YORK, May ¥ ales; 15.000 b, i 0; T.R0GLIT.8S; August, e 3 October, | BEE]- £16:25; spot'Rio, quiet und firm; falr curgoes, | 1,000: for the week thus far, and prices both steady. The dressed beef ttle were both on the market und seemed to want suitable 1t receivod | stock. The English at th no new feature developments beyond the fuct thut Cabot | 0F live ecattle. High cluss butch K bleached shirting was to be advanced on [ Which means ) Mouday 23 per cent. ptember, $10.70616, New York D W Youk, May woolen flannd dress s of agents, Traders' Talk. CHICAGO, May 7.—Lozan & C ppening of whe: les cime stron; . to Toneray & | feeder lin thismorning was |~ Ciicaao, May 7.—CATTLE—Re. arly il SHicAro, May T-OATTLE-Ro home outlook for growing crops could not be better and its influence witl be felt as st For the immediate future w 1 by foreign corn 15 selling at from Ie to is over with look for free sclling of the | ' Sype © neur 0GS--Roc withe | yHoas=Re 3 onsh | gy ¢ over the Muy | hrime ), Crop | light, distant futures, NEW Youk, May 7.—~Kenn: A. MeWhorter dly strong this morning, especially when it hecame known that the b 1 been advanced 1o 4 per cent, but London disposition towards ! nd its erratic a suspleion” that prices are d to serve speculative ends The strenzth of the L murket, as has frequently been the eq the past week was not fully responded to by prices at our ope were practically the highest made e Hopkins & Co. | EL3%0300; wes o unexpeet- | 5.50, 0k rate of dj hus shown a i ks for some d. ndon e, for ud those brices | i bed, $0.00@8.00: clipped Lumba, 8 1t s aid fn the board that traders are | dressed mutton firm at l@i2ie per b Dbearlsh and to thelr operations is attributed | lmbs stead the weakness of t A OPe pOTtant canse ives evidence thit long stocks liberally fo o foreln situation sasion of tuch thought & y How WAt | arker nowinally steady ut $4.40 large is the oc \.u».«\.'.' Ativi rious | 5, 1,000 2o shipments of ‘,..‘“'L‘ Ln'- A tion whether uny of them us been » of sterling s pound lower 08 0T wssiy aken today and yet the uoted tse an ay, but this only offscts the the Bank of England | puld for American eugle of exchunge than yoster. | pkier ol ceht dvance’ which | PIEbers all grad le in the price so the gold shipping St. Louis Live Stock, wus thereby Hopkins & Co. to | #.20% aged by yestorday's | Hoc orders for | heavy, #4801 and | Hght; #6006 7 hort covering ad- for July wheit, | OMAMA WHOLESALE MARKETS, steam and this denand aided by some wus consideribl opsrator who | reely against 4 B hok AL Soon ws the ik beurs siw thag | TORATing the ve n satistied they began to nd the bulls aftor a fecble & ull thelr camp equip- the vietorious encny. 0 that u powerfui bearorganization antagonists the demand had be Past throe w us s they were of the shorts, the situation. growing | rate reserves will sellors nothing bearlsh In O tho contrary 11 ore encour ing taken for export s0on be dange of July will Corn und oats we for some time the fug by the bears lonzs were u appears to us and we thiok short o strong at the opening after, but under h ain shaken out shing, glowin iy be expe t will be hard to 1n Drovisions business was 1mod- and largely local W. G, MoCormlc ; Coit way evident ening of the wheat market thut the tempe - M the scalping crowd was very bullish, and Fresh Fruits, with the ussistance of the bears, who were | Strawberries good encugh for shipping were was casily | notatallplenty on yeswrday's market. Re- an advance | ports from parties wh erate in volum 1CAGO, May 7 & Co.to | AgparaGUS—Hor at the covering shorts, the price of Jui nced, The early cables note Liverpool aud Cloaring! London. The adviinbe in July to #1.02 seil g figiinat eails and two or (, who hnd met heavy r most ffedthinent bear PPOTE to the my rapidly up to tho clos | outside spec It is evident th Ative world hus not reco enon the present breaks. In dications even primury polnts were 00; &hin- wheat and 11400 ° packages of flour the sympathy with wh at. Shorts are urally tinid " the pre enea of such small the opening this or In both deals is ve rning. covering of sh Ivance met heavy selling from the po heavy especially for barrel pork. OMAHA LIVE STOCK. OMANA, May 7 CATTLE—Official recoints of cattlo 1.2 lc. Dasirable be to strong. other g 1o lower. Hoas—Ofelal rocely A with 5, ¥ of lust weok, tive, Light and mixed hogs were a shad i and hoavy w shade lower ces paid wis 1.5 : .60 @165, Light, 2 BLEYEAT0; mixed. 84600040 of the prices pald was £0.60 s red with #, of lust we of hozs 4 yoestorday compured with 180 ye terg The market cos | was active and firm. Natives, 50G6.10; westerns, $3.0000.00, Receipts and Disposition of Stock. Official receipts and dispositicn of soo shown by the books of the Union stocky ns as our hours ending at §0elock pr TCATTLE. Cars. (11 i | ke 41 |12 | Cudahy ¥ Bocker & STEERS, No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. B11000°85 10 21,1005 85 40 51130 5001208 5 40 3.71080 20,1171 201214 550 80 4., T2 30,1161 5 %0..1260 550 17,1014 2,142 535 CowS, 2 2 1. W0 300 1,100 375 2., 870 2 1,060 300 6.0 M3 BT ox- | 10 2 15085 310 21 865 380 afo1610 1. 070 18D 100 12 967 270 31053 3 40 41042 400 L1199 3 00 11200 85 1120 45 41013 300 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 1540 200 56, 5% X 300 7500 200 G2 0d [} §15 BULLS. 1. 167 1..1200 2 89 1 400 1..150) 11540 3 00 13..620 375 2050 45 2. 6064 525 COWS AND STAGS. 2..1030 400 MILKERS AND SPRINGERS, 1springer. .. 1springer . i milker 1 cow and ealf 0 6cowsund calves, each g 10GS, ordinary ... 41 No. Av. sh. Pr, No. | 100,157 200 #4 40 [ e | 5.2 120 4 50 bl 5002 40 450 20— 455 206 — 455 L 400 — 455 455 15,0170 80 4 58 147, . 455 oL 455 bullion | 06 .. 455 £340.000 | 63 455 . 455 k 45714 5 460 i3 400 [ 400 5 400 65 400 . 0 400 63 5 400 7 05 460 7 5 460 03 [ 460 64 4 0 63,0000 4750 ) T 4 PIGS AND ROUGH. 0 20.....024 — 42 CHICAGO, May 7.—[Sp he estimated e cipt dealers and shippers of 1iv i irket shows a sl ent. but enough to ma for the exporters of either dress, fors and fat cow: demand at strong prives. canners ruled ruther Slow, with the turn rather downward, Nothing of note worth mentioning oceurred In the stocker and s in good W eluss cows and opts, 11,000 150 4,000 steady;: extra stecrs, others, $L73@5.05: helfors, £100@4.50; 35705 huteher cows, K.0064.00. ipts, 27.000; shi 12,000; rket active, strong: rough and conmmon. mixed und packers, #4807 avy and butcher welghts, #4.95@3 900i4.95. —Receipts. 10,000: shipments. et active, stoady, strong; rns, 85,5085 murke Texans, & 0005 light Texins. lambs, #5.00@ int New York Live Stock. W YORK, May T.—BEEVES—Receipts all for exporters; no teade; fo Dressced buef steady at 64@10e per ib, oduy, 697 he 50 sheep, Rocelpts. market a shade $.0KL 150 per owt. Tpts, 0 heads market e per 1 unshorn sheep, 87002800 per ewt.; W.00: ssed at 12@ie, ipts, head, constgned direct 62 pu Rec ewt, Kansas City Live Stock, KANSAS Crry, Mo, My 7.—CATTLE—Re shipments, 1700 stcers and best thers St LS. KO istockers and fo 42,000 Recelpts, 5.000; shipments, 6,700; , K125, Y| St Louvs 2,000 shipy Mo, My T—CATTLE- T 5, 400; steady: native 1S and-fmlians, #0005, 10, X004 Khipuients, toady mixed grades, #9004 getables, s nothing espostally new today to say ctuble market, Prices for the most part are about steud y, SqUAsH—Per crate of 3 d .50 POTATOES—Home grown stock, 8100221.10; western stock, 811120, CUCUMBERS er doz, B1.75, | CansacE—California’ stoc A | southern, per crate, €450, PIE PLANT 2@ 0. IMATOES n stock, bushel boxes, ancy, crates, 6 baskets, o per 1b, 2 per THERN BrANS—Wax, 8200 per 34 bushel box; string. 8LUE1.50 per 4 bhushel box. NEW POTATORS - Per 1b, le. er doz. $5.00, 20¢, bbl, #1.50, Cholee stock, 40e. s—Michigan stock, per bu, Ver bushel, #1 CARROTS ~ Per bushiel, #1.00. RADISHES— Per doz bunches, 40@45¢, Parsyips—Per hush ol 81,00, BEANS—Mediums, $200; navy, & grown stock, per doz. 0 nave heen through the luJ erry districts of Missourl ludicate that the ame vy sellers. Thefwas but little outside fees declined ek's pante And are not inclined to vor lower itlces, Receipts at the York Corn and_ onts were fafrly active but seemed to hiave littie Independent action outside of at | stoeks and It fs not diffieult to make them ~The following wero | cover as they did o in the Boston | The elose howe: y Provisions opened active and higheron the ta but aut yesterday but the ors 1d the bear cllque who have been working in provisions during the past week. There was little outside supportand the market closes wenk. 1757 yesterday and 1257 were about stendy. Buteher stock was active and steady, Feeders were slow and sagging e market was ac- o yosterday and $1.67 Thurs- rocelpts of sheep 102, as TR S &S Cars. Head Representative Sules. prospeots are very favorable for a lurge crop this season. The following quotations are based on yoes- torday's sale RAWRE RiEs—Per case of 24 quarts, #4.00@ s—The market is practically of good shipp ok PINEAPPLES—Per doz 00, ORANG s Angeles, 82752100 per box; Duarte, ¥.00; Rivoras, $.00; Riversides, 8.5 Navels, .5006,0, g EMONS—Cholce stock, por box, #6.00; fancy, 3,30, GrAPE Frutr—Der box, #1.00, BANANAS—Per bunch, $1.50@4.00. Produce. vor, the T Country The hay warket was | colpts bo- Ing heavy and stocks accumulating, A con- tinuation of the heavy receipts would tend to depress prices still further. On other lines of produce prices are about steaay. T'he following quotations are based on yes- terduy's salos: HAY--Hest upland, #1100 por ton. 1Gs-Genernl murket 12@lic, bulk of sales It Burren—Rest grades country butter, 2@ redium grades, 16@e, PovLriy- ~Live hens. fanc KLT5WA.0; roosters, #1500 T Flo Omaha Milling Co., Relia Patent, #.00; mixed, co Patent, #1.10; i Lone Stur Superlie 210; Fancy Family, R T\ Davis Mill Co., Tligh Patent No. 1 ana i, £2.85: Blue D, tull'y 2007 Hawke- yo. half patent, £2.40: Spo atent, No: 10 ansus ard Whe aska Spring Wheat, patent e Oskuamp's ready to rise buckwheat flour, 2125 per case of 50 2-10 paekages; buckwheat. in bbis, N £.00; Excelsior brand, #.50% Slap Juck Meal, £475 per caso of 80 2-1b’ piek- itent, $2.00; N¢ illman's Gol flake, $2.2 chopped fecd, § Medal, #£2.0); Snow White, low'grade, $1.6); bran, . Lumbe Quotations are for car lots on bourd cars ut Oniaha, I8 tE 90t 4 e t £16.00 #1650 #1800 BA 0 180 800 . 15 50 16 00 17 60 15 00 2x10 15 50 16 00 17 5 18 00 2X12..16 00 16 00 170 18 50 19 00 4xd4 to XS 1600 1700 1500 1800 1000 BATTENS, WELL TCBING, ETC.—~0. G, 2-inch, 6501 45Xk 818, d6; 2-Inch well tubing. D, & M bev’, $26.00; pickets, D. & 1. flat, #250; D, and 1. sounre, €250, FENCING—NO. 1, 6 {n. 12 16 in 16 0, #10.0)5 4 § 114 £t e 14,003 4 in, $14.00;° No. 2, 6 in 16 £0,416.50; 4 in, #16.00; No. 5 6 in, 12 and 14 ft. R1L00; 4 10, #18.00; NO, B, G in, 16 ft, $15.00; 4 in, #13.00, —A, 12, 1 and 16 ft. 14 and 16.£t, £0.50; D, #1450, BoARDS N0, 1 cony, #8505 No. 2 com, #15.00; N No. 4 coin, $11.50, STOCK BOARDS A, 12 0, 81s,_$18.00; B, 12 in, sts. #5001 C. 210005 D, #5005 No. 1 common, 13 and 14 e, of, £10.00; £$10.00: No. 2. 6 in, 00; C, 817.50; B, 1, 818, 10, 12 and 13 ¢, 321.60: No, 0; No. 1 Ls1s, 14 820, 0; 175 121in, st 15 ft No. 2, 0. 1 conimon, 12 in, s1s, 20 1, $21.00; No 8and 10 in, 14 00: No. d roofing 1st and 2d, cl., 1in 4 003t eleur, Lin, 's2s, 8 1y, nd 2 in, H7.00; AL seleet, ©in, s3s; #1005 1y, ud 2 4, M5.01 B select) 1in! <2 &1100; 11 1 g and 2 in, #10.00% O, seleet, 1in; s2s, $£20.00; 114, 11 and 2 n. & AL B or Cselect. all 16-foot. 3100 extra. SOUTHERN YELLOW I 18t and 2d’ clear v tloorin L 810,003 common floc 15t and 1 inch finish, s L finish, sis! f; finish, s Tom 0 cleur, 'y, D, POPLAR | UMBER—S-ineh and up. 18t and 24 cloar, I-ineh 25, £16.00; S-inchand up st and 2d clear. ' inch panel, $20.00. Doons, Erc.—Tar boirl 81 sash. 5 per cent: doors, 5 per et blinds, 5 per ct.; mouldini, 50 per ct.; tarred felt, per ewt.. straw board, 1 A. G-ineh, white pine, 8,005 €, 1eh, white ‘pine, £16.0): D, $20,00% 15 neh, white pine (self-fencing), $15.00; drop siding. 50c per M ext 28, LATI “A 2,45 n A" pine, $1.90; clear redwood, Whito cedar. nch, s ar, big-inch, Yas, 1044, - d4-inch’ round, Tennessee red ceduar. split, 14 £1.00, 25 0-fnch -inch plit Miscellancous, PALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow No. 1. 41 I $@3T 3 grease, white 4 ase white B, i idlye; grease, grease, dark, 23¢; old butter, beesway, prime, 20@%c; rough tallow, 1@ -InCar Lots Only—Dry buffalo, per ton, $16.00@18.00; dry country, bleached, per ton, #10.00%1%00; dry country, dump and meity, per ton, $.0010.00 These prices are for bores welzhed and delivered in Chicago. Woor—K Nebr: nd_Territory- ruge, 12 1o 15 edinm, average, 15 to 20c; ter blood, average, 1 rse, avers s _und rougl, average, 12 to lie; dy or_burry, choice, 12 to . chofce, 15 10 1ie: bucks and very heavy fine, choice; 10 to 12¢. Unwashed conb- ing and delaine—Fine deliine, average, 14 to cholee, 16 to 18c; medium delnine. wveruge, 0 10 21 1 combing, average, %0 to quarter blood combing, average chofce, 18 to 20c; conrse combing, ave o 17c: choee, 10 I8¢: brald, average, 12 0 Hei choice, 1 to 16e. Tub washicd=—Choice, 2 to average, 10 2803 coarse, 20 Lo e, SuEee PELes - Green salted, each S5ca81.25; en salted shearlinzs (short wooled eirly ar skins) No. 1, each dry shearlings (short wooled eirly sk No. 1. each bwloe dry shearlings (short wooled eurly sking) No 2, each bei dry flint Kansas and Nebrasku butcher wool pelts, r 1h actual welght, 10 e; dry flint Colorado buteher wool® pelts £ 1b, netunl welght, 10@1245e; dry flint' Col- lo murrian wool pelts, ' per Ib, actual welght, S l0e; dry pieces and bucks, actual weight, T@ve Bocks on B'cod and Scin dis- eases free. THE SWIFT SPEC FIC CO., ATLANTA,GA. Swift's Speefie 8. 8. 8. cur d my little b y of sercfula, from which he had suffered along time. Ihad tried the Les. phyricians ond great quanti ties of medic'nes without avail, A few Lottles of 8. 8. S, did the wo k He is now (n‘oying the bes* o hea'th and has 1ot had any symptoms of the disease for over a year. W. A. Claylon, Addie, N. C, B00KS ON BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES FREE. The Swift “peific Co. Atl n'a Total lswuos of CITIES, COUNTIES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, WATER COMFANIES, 8T, R.R.COMPANIES,sic Correspondence solicited., N.W.HARRIS & COMPANY Bankers, 163-165 Doarborn Sireet, CHICACQ. 13 We'l Street, NEW YORK- 70 state 61.- ROSTON. P. T. HUGHES, WHOAESALE CASH COMMISSION MERCHANT 2154 Market Ltreet, Denver. Colorado, Elgin, 111, and Western Creamery Butter, Eggsand Choese: 10000 A 1 empty exg cases, with fillers to my Whippers wnd others to be flled, 11ve i s Riilp by st freight. Good, chenp Butter in demand durlng May. Rellable for quotatiohs on d wand. SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO, - - LIMITED. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION. AD By &G0 | 06-50 Exchange Bullding, South Omal 8. J. Coffman, Smiley | Hunter & Groen, & Uo, % Exchange Bulldin 26 Exchanke Bullding o ol Bouth Omabia. Bouth Omanu, TT1G Pork—Boneless—Barreis, 200 1by eac #15.50; half barrels, 100 1bs ,$5.00; quart barrels, 50 1bs eachi, 4.50; eighthl burrels 0lbs each, 8575 GUNFOWDER. OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jobbers” DIRECTORY. _ BIOYOLE A, H. Perrigo& Co. | ANl Prices, ALl Blescles Nt et SRS 1 Hugh @. Clark, Genl Western Ag Atlas high expio Carpontcriflp;r Oo., M, 0. Daxon, printing, wrapping ana e | 1 on Monthly _FUR, WOOL, HIDES, TALLOW. Geo. Oberne & Oo,, 6138, 1ith stroet, e R —— BOOK BINDERS & STATIONEE Omaba Republican Printing Law Urlefs, bank supplies, and eversthing in tho U, 8. Swith & Oo,, 1408-1412 Loavenworth st —— e — IRON WORKS, Omaha Safe & Iron 10th and Douglas streets. Ackermann Bros, & Hei Printers, binders, electrotypers, blank book manu Paxton & Vierl 1110 Howar streot, Omahn. e S — BOOTS AND SHOES. Oo,, | Kirkes building work s firo and burglay blacksmith work, A Ry. and 17th st. Charles A, Qoe & Manufacturers and job. | Wholesale Mahufactur's Agents for Boston Rub Areen, 1t & Jn Wilson & Drake, Mg tubular fues, box bollers, tanks, eta. ndall Jones &G gt e Acme Tron and Wire 1100 Tloward streot 312 8. 1iith streot | And 1106 urney St | V. Bochl, - Proprietog, W. V. Morse & Co,, &hoe Factory, Corner 11th A Douglns st Merchants (nvited Plerco ana 10th stre Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, Harnoy stroet, 'THOGRAPHING. T i S Rees Printing Co. Lithographing, and Biank Books. 1th and HowardSts, | _—mmm—m—————— LIQUORS. William Da BUTCHERS. Lonis Heller, Tools & Supplies John L, Wilkie, oF Lo factory, 71310 Douglay Orders promptly fillos THO-1IS Jnek Liguor Merchants 1112 ilarney stroot Maniifactur ra K Laat Indin Bitters. R. R. Grotte, Tmporter and Jobber of Wines and Liquors. 1020 and 1022 Farnam St Hsts on application L. Kirscht & Co., Wholesale Liguor Denlers OARRIAG. W. T. Seaman, Omahn's Largest Variety WAGONS AND CARRIA GRS —_—— i OLOTHING. Omaha Carpet Co., ‘ Gilmore & Ruhl, Carpets, of! cloths, n curtatn goo13,ota. 1611 Donglas strose ES, BUGGIES, 13 Farnam 8t Frank Dellone & Oo, CARPETS. 1200 Douglas St A. Frick & (o, [Wholesule LiquorDealers cturors & Whole- sale Clothiers, 1109 Harney St. 1001 Farnam Streot CIGARS. West & Fritschar, Manufacturers tine ) 6. W. Douglass & O | Hardwood Lumber, John A. Wakefield, Imported, Americas Innd Coment, Miiwa ukos Hydraulio Cement an Quiney White Lime. Wyatt - Bullard Lums rth 16th Street. Oharles R, Hardwood lumber, wood earpets and parquet _————— COAL, COKE, ETC. a Coal, Ooka ml.ll1 Coutant & Squires, 20th and Izard Streets, | Hardana eoft conl ship- 9th and Douglas, Cady & Gray, Lime, cement, ote,, eto Louis Bradft Lumber, lime, cement, eta Hulbert & Blum, | p,, Mahoney Ez Co. th and Douglas N 16th ana cor 10th and Douglas st Howell & Co., 2178, 14th streot, MILLINERY AND NOTIONS, e oI L Oberfolder & Oo,, lmporters and Jobbers 0. A. Stonehill, American Fuel Co. Millinery, Notlons Shippers and dealers 1n 10118 8. 16th S, Omana | 22100 212 800tk 11en 215 8. 15th streot. Nebraska Fuel OJ.,V 2138, 13th stroot, MUSICAL INSTRUM EI‘;’A‘S. Max Meyer & Bro. Co. M'f'g Jewelers, des musical Insfruments, Johnson Bros., 914 Furnam Sureet, A, Hospe, Jr., Organs, Artlaty _Farnam whd 16th, NT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & Co,, 2188, 13th stroay, C.B. Havens & Co., 1602 Farnam street, Mount & Griffin, 2138, 14th stroot, CORNICE. Eagle Gornice Works Manufacturers ofGalvan- 1zed Tron Cornle ps.metalicsky- lights ete. ‘1110 and 1112 F. Ruemping Galvanized ircn corniees Doruer windows, door caps. fin Inls ete. iron and sate roofer. S11 Farnam St OYSTERS, . Booth Paoking Co., Oysters, fish and canned Consolidated Tank |A Refined and lubricating A. 1L Bishop, M; 1308 Leavenworth. M. E. Smith & Co,, Koods, notions, Kilpatriok- Koch Dy 00d¥, notions, ge nts urnishing good Corner 1ith and 1 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, Wolf Electrical Co. HARDWARE. Rector & Wilhelmy Oo| Lee-Olark-Andreeses’ Hardware Co. 11051110 Haraey atr Cor. 11th and Howara sts. Cor. 10th and Jackson sts OMMISSION. | Sohroeder & Oo,, Cash_buyers butter ang eggs, and_goneral coms mixsion merohnts, 423 South 11th street. LA bk B. Branch & COo, Kinds, oysters, 1211 Howard strest, " PRODUGE, O "Ribbel & Smith, country prod- uce, fruits, vegetables, | 1614 Capito] Avenue. —_— FARM MACH Fnrlin, Orend: Martin Co., ines and 9th sts, INERY, ETO. T. @ Northwall, ete 1207 Howard street. Skandia Plow Co., $1 Sherman ave. —_—— California and troplcal fruits, Porter Bros. Oo,, Florlds and tropleal fruits. 501811 Jones atreet. ow Roller |R. T, Davis Mill C Milling Co., Oftice and_ war 1012 N, 16th stroet. 8, F. Gilman, 1014 N. 16th strest. Broken B 1217 Howard street. rite for prices o Manager at ¢ Cor. §th and Jackson sts, Omaha Milling Co,, Merchant Millers, {0fice and M1 1313 North - Manager. | FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Ohas, Shiverick & Co. Furniture and Carpots Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter exgs and poultry. JTus. A, Olark & 0o,y uth 13th atreet. Williams & Oross._‘ Produce and fruity, 1200 Tloward stroet. Bates & Co,, roduce, frults, specialtios. tons, apicos, Dewey & Stone Fur- 1214 Harney stroot. I. Randazzo & Son, 211 South12thStreot Tkn &Domentic Frilie Furniture and carpets, Farnam street, 1200-1210 Farnam St. Becbe & Runyan Fur- % 8t.Now Orl ns. RUBBER GOODS, BTC. Omaha Rubber O; Munufacturing and Job- Succossors to & GENTS' FURNISH!NG GOODS. JT Babé)nson Notion 0 E;:lmeifler & Loomis, | Jobbers and Tmporters of notlons and furnishing 1003 Farnam street. —_— pants, shirts, coats, 111 Howard streot Emerson 831 Co,, — _ __ _ _____________}] GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS, J. A, Fuller & Co,, 1402 Dougias Strast Kkrasy, grainan i Keunard Glass and —_— MBiIER AR s M. A. Dishrow & Oo, | Bohn Sash & D, ors of ash, Bruce & Co. William duxlilulng;, 617 and 619 outh 16th St SYRUPS. Farrell & Uompany, —Dl;ff:v fr;;);fidgu |8tove Manufac'g Oo., Manufactur'g st Meyer & Raapke, 1403-1405 Marney stroot, Paxton & Gallagher, 05-511 8. 10th stroct, 12131215 Leavenworth sty PICES, CIGARS. TEA, COFFEE, S Consolidated O 8loan, Johneon & Co. wh and Leavenworth M. Steele & Co, 1201-1206 Jones stroot, 1414 and 1416 Tarney st MaCord, Brady & Co, 13th and Leavenworth, Allen Bros,, 1114 Marney street, e — STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIWQ U. 8. Wind En, e § ng & Sons, 10021004 Farnam strool GRAIN AND PROVI % | 8 A, MoWhorter, Ealliday wind mills, Toflnmy & Bryan, Brokers, grain, provistons §12 (st ) Ross, acting o b e ——————— BILLIARDS, runswick-Balke Collender Co, Billlard moro Private wird 1o Chl Vought for all mark Cockrell Bros.' H. Hardy & Co., Brokers. . Vrivate wires 1919 Farnamet.