Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 24, 1891, Page 11

Cy THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, "MAY 24, 1801-SIXTEEN PAGES THE CONDITION OF TRADE. the closing | the month thus far Saturday, May 2, 181: company for the week endinz at 5 o'clock p. m. easy on the basis of 5 por cent for oall and 5% per cent for time lonns. Jos The Meeting of the Nebraska State Business Men's Association, THE WHOLESALERS DO NOT COMPLAIN. - Omaha and the Surrousding Territo- vy Approaching a Period of Great Prosperity —The Trade Oute look Was Never Better. - - . Tho event of the past week from a business stavdpoint was the meeting in Omaha of the Nebraska State Business Men's Association. The attendance was largo and a great deal of interost was mauifested in the subjects brought before the association. The business men themselves were unaninous in voting the meeting a success in every respect. The affairs of the association appear to bein o prosparous condivion, and no discordant ele- ment appeared at any time during the ses- sion. Outside of the regulac business for which the meeting was held,these assembiies of business men are generally regarded with favor. A large number of the most active and enterprising of the merchants of the state are thus bro t together, and they cannot help but be mutually benetited. They are emabled to compare notes and advise as to the best methods of conducting the various lines of business. Bv holding the meeting in Omabta the visi- - grs were able to become better acquainted with the jobbers from whom they buy ther goods and to learn something of the methods of handling produce, ete., shipped in here. That they availed themsclves of the opportun- ity was very evident and the different busi- ness houses spent a good deal ot time in showing the straugers through. It was not entirely a labor of love for a number of the visiting merchants left orders with the jo! bers as plensant reminders of their visit. Some who had not been in the hamt of purchasing their supplics here were so well pieased with the large stocks of goods and reasonable prices that they voluntarily promised that Omaha should have their busi- ness hereafter. THE WHOLESALE TRADE of Omgha is holding its own in good shape and the past week has seen a large amount of goods shipped from hereinto the surrounaing territory. As a rule the jobbers have done very little complaining about the condition of trade. They are meeting with good suc- coss not only in holding trade in their own territory but are gradually opening up new districts as Omaha and Omaha business men become better known. Dun & Co. in tbeir trade review of the week report “trade at western cities quiet but very hopeful.” The ftirst is true of some lovalities, especially as regards the retail tride, while the latter portion of the asser- tion is indisputable. Whatever may be the present condition of o« frade one thing is pretty certain, Nebraska and the surrounding territory tributary to | iaba, are on the brink of the greatest com- ‘mercial prosperity ever experienced in the west. Everything is working in this direc- ;€. tion and nothing appears to stand in the way The farmers are confident of abundant crops. the ground being in good shape and everything favorable while condi- tions in Europe are such as to maintain the market for the leading farm products even in the face of a heavy crop in this country, The merchants from the different parts of the ’ state who were attending the convention in y this city were enthusiastic over the outlook for the fall and winter trade and they almost I invariably expressed themselves as looking b for better times than were ever before ex- | perienced fn this section of the country. The recent crop failurs and closeness of mouey in Nobraska drove out of business the weak merchants’ and others who wanted to get out of business made the times an excuse for failure, so that the merchants still in business represent the more solid class of men who bave the enter- | rise to push their trade for all there 1s in it. f the veports of the merchants themselves sre 1o be behieved, the outlook for them is < especially pleasing, and they have reason to fecl confident. With the country enjoying & m, Omaha cannot help but be prosperous. COUNTRY PRODUCE. ] ‘The market has presented some noteworthy features during the past six days. Eggs have been in very light receipt and have sold } largely at 15c—a big price for this season of ¢ the year, The high price does not appear to materially increase the receipts, and all arrivals are picked up f)romplly, Poultry has sold all the week at about : steady prices and the market bas beea devoid of any interesting feature, Butter has been very weak. Eastern mar- kets were in such shape that the packers and shippers could not afford to pay over % l0c or Ib., and as the bulk of the receipts have Faa o ko to thew it follows that the greater proportion of the butter has had to sell at t that range. Some select packages are picked up Ly the local retail trade at a lttle { more money,but the demand from this source Is limited. The bay market has firmed up on the de- crease in the receipts, FRUITS, In the way of fruits about the only thing to attract avy attention has been strawber- = ries. Thoy have been arnving at the rate of two or three cars per day and as prices have been low stocks have moved off freely. The quality of the fruit has been quite good, but this week the St. Louis county berries wiil commence to come, and they have the reputation of being the finest grown, The crop 1s said to be large and the fruit very choice. CONCERNING VEGETABLES there is very little to be said. Potatoes bave been slow and the market is low to what it was last month. Some kinds of new vege- tables aro scarce to what they usually are at “this season of the year. SPECULATIVE MARKETS, This has been a week withont any special feature of chauge in the wheat situation. Copious rains in this country have assured the growing crop of winter wheat aund also a xgry fine stand of the spring sown grain which has had a bearish effect on our domes- market, local operators being very bear. ish. The foreign situation is unchanged since tne last roport and foreigners are rop- ssented to be buyers of our new crop futures Exports of flour and wheat have been quite large, but our home situation has counter- balanced this to such an exteut that the market at Chicago closed Saturday with a loss during the week of 3¢ per bushel, Corn has ruled very weak and with a ma- terial loss in value. “The long expected re- ceipts huve materialized. Tho visible supply 1s expected to again show quite au increass, Prices bave been very soft and thero seems to be a great dea! of long stuff thrown on tho market from all directions, as well as a con- tinued hammering by local bears with large lines of shorts. The market closed with a loss of Tc per bushel for the weck on the July option. The demand for cash corn has ceased almost entirely. It is possible that it Ay not stop here; however;there appears to be no doubt but what the market will be oversold and the reaction caused by tho same must be sharp when it comes. Oats closed on Saturday ata decline of 6¢ r bushel for the week ou the July option, caused by the copious rains. This cereal last week was reportea bclns injured by the drouth, but all fears in this direction are dispelled and many think that they will sell still lower, as the growing crop is doing nicely and the acreage is exceptionally lavge, Provisious have had an uneventful weok, suffering a loss with the general decline in pork. The market in barrelca pork is es- pecially heavy. Many country holders are yet clinging to their holdings and it soems almost impossivle for the mar- @t 0 react as they appear un- illing to take & larger load. Chicago local talent, understandiog, this continues to bammer the warket on anythivg like a re- action and some say will eventually force the county out. It is predicted by provision men of judgment that we may expect to wee pork below $10 before any mate) re- Mction mav be expected, The following are - N o - 445, mixe rices at Chicago for each day of THE SPECULATIVEI ‘M.\RKETS. . 5&"‘:5::1:':,";;”’II‘;.‘Y’:::"':'II":;:::"‘:“;\'.r“dp 0! ard, Ma B et PrOYISIO L JSNCRIFTS. — No. 1 northern, May, 8L03i; July The Money Market. il Tork. [ Tard T Tibs, CATTLE. | HOGA. | HFEP | NESAML _ “"n\:-"';i\n'v'l' 2 northern, Mag, NEW YOrk, May 2. —Moxgy ox CAnt—Easy, ®. Py PP - — o —| - . h W10, all lo 3 cont; ¢ offered at § I B July July. | Sept ars,|Hoad. Cura. |ifosd, | Care, Flond |Curs. | Head. | B, 00006 4 Signal Vioishy fh the Oioags | Vi D ;.'-lrl.-ln:f""‘ & per cent; closing offered at ~e - e | | e : o | : Louls Markets. B MERCANTILE PAPRR—O. 1 T Lws saeea | o | 1,18 Wheat Trades 1. Lovts, Mo, May @.—WHRAT—Lower: | STRRLING EXCHANGE-Quiet aud stoady nt g cash, $1.01%: July, &4 e MY for sixty-day bills and 4 for de- — Con sh, 81%c; July, 5050 mand. .o o8 ! Omana Packing Co te; July, 4550, The following were the closing prices on 0 The G. H. Hamm bonds: CORN AND PROVISIONS AL8O TAKE A DROP. | Bwift & Co s " roRistered. .1 “7 s T’A-' R The Cudahy Packing o s 1 ull 8ad unchanged eupons... 118 Mutual Un'on f 0 | * ¢ . 4 " " 4lgs, roxistored 100 N.J Cont Int Cert. .. 100 { fhippers and Feeders...| 823 | Weather Was tha Important Consid —_— Hlas. coupons L0101 Northern Pac. 1sts. 116 | o) e eration—Heavy Recaipts of Geain Liverpool Markets. Louistane Buamwp i6.. 38 | NOE et SOt 1y | otalceeiieie v 6 in the NorthwésuStoo JAVERPOOL, May 23 —~WiEAT—Dull but firm; | Tennesseo N. 8. d) deventure s . 102 tH | = n the Northwest“Stoc'e California No. 1, & 6i4d@ss 7d per cental. @0 58, ... SELOK LM Gen. 84, S5ig - ‘ Representative Ssales. and Bond Conry—Quiet and lower; mixed western, 58 W0 O i < St L &S F MR STEERS, 1 34 per contal, Conada Woitherd ¥4 7 |81 Fat conaol | | No. Av.Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. LARB-Pre hess, 358 par oor™ DUA R 0, Tata uen: 10T 2 3. B lnte 118 |2 21 3 . 4 Ao 48 ... &84 boh: \ , o 4 T i - S . CuicAGO, May %0.—The boars scored A slgnal "8 R Weat Tata. T1og| Unton Pecite 1atar . 108 ” 2. 008 450 19 13 641146 545 victory and were In the supreme control of Milwaukee Markety {.lm . § 1008 West Shore. |___Cors. l} :uu E 19 ::u; 5?1‘; the market from the start, So much long N '"‘*A"'K “I'h" May ¢ jwl"t\u—oulvu L9 < FTE Ty 710 10 211402 5 ' overhe opontug | No. 2spring, cash, $1.01551.02; July, ®e. —— _Dete. | uly. | Aug. | July 12 006 ) 0..1408 55 - | Nheat was thirowh avettoard at the openiug | To e ey KR! v Boston Stocs Market, 1 BR8] 02 8 21,0108 21 15..1420 565 | thatitput the bull partytoa great disndvan- OATs—Lowor: No. 2'white. 470, BOSTON, Muss., May 2.~The following were [ Pl 10k 1 0% it MIXED. tage nil dav. This wheat went into the hands PRrOVISIONS - Easicr, the olosint prices On stooks 1n the Boston G ok e Ll 16..1100 5 00 of people who did not llhllull)il except as an Pork--July, 81 stook market today 3 b s Ition to usson any bull party that was e YO . i H {1 el aig| (i EN oy daring cnough to attemit rally, Vessols | Kansas City Markets. o by s I AR 4 -+ o 107 013 240 5 were chartered today for 80,000 bushels of | KaNsas Crry. Mo. May i Maine . 5 | X8 i} 2,120 1 wheat and 4,430,000 bushels of corn, but no at- No,¥ hur @3s@0ic; May, S w 1104 % b 14 H teution was pald to such mattors: the call for wer Fitchburg & 1t 1 ong | 2 marzins was too loud and persistent to permit OATS :‘,\‘g: e .\‘| u 1 0xe i COWS ANE HE(FERS. ot other onsidrstionk, Fisat lets oft ut & 405c bla, N e st e 10i% 8.2 378 decline of 14¢. corn dropped % and pork 2 3 A = vienn Cen oo T ARiRE The weather was the all-important considera- | L ey wWoaky | Nads® N England 4 108 3 7..44 180 3. 50 9% tlon. The briliiant weather followinz the re- i 2y MAy SRS HRAT S WORKY | ol caldns o) g g SALYNS cent heavy and general rains made a crop fLower: No. 2 5 f wio R Butte €1 ( ol d 15 4 1..%0 8 10..18) 450 | outlook which the ordinary bear seemed will- [ OATS--Lower: No. 2 Ve Cont. com.. . e 3 ing to bunk on to his last oliar. The | WHISKY--$L16. Alivuer M1 S ONAHA LIVE STOCK BULLS. heavy receipts ut Duluth and Minneapolis— 1..710 200 1.5% 225 11400 240 248 cars—together with the news that the corn Toledo Marke Bank of England Bullion. PO, May 25 —~Amount of bulifon gone OMAIA, May 23 Lo OATTLE—-Offoial receivts of cattle M1 STOCKENS AND FEEDERS. fluod from the country had started, also fur Tnl\.xlu;\ ;I“._\ y 2h--Wiear--Firmer; cash into the Bank of England on balance today ‘compared with 1000 yesterdny ana 113 | 3+ 08 200 0. 470 300 1060 340 [ nished great encouragoment, The maln | 0N My, #07 od Wik £355,00). Saturduy of last week The market was 8.ow noas. bullish items were the reportod engagements | OATS—Qulets cash 4015 TR TTY™ OO LI CH O et Wan 1% | Mo Av b N o 110,00) bushels o wheat here, 80,000 bushels e 104 ... 108 40 81 03 PARIS, May @ at Duluth, and 116,000 bushels at New Three per cent rentes, 04t X 1 rk for STOCKS AND BONDS., or the dceos st L SUBIEREI L RERUBNS 0. Vet Al 10 i o8 export. The Toronto millers' convention also for the account bbb AL L L A ',“""k.‘ - promulzated a bullish statement regarding | NEW Yonk, May 23—The stock market to- Denver Mining Stocks. et o o bud:hexging R low €208 12) the scarcity of supplies fn tho Dominion, The | day continued its upward movement and | Dexven, Col. May 2. Very little dofng Hoan—-Ofelul rect ki % 1X parly Y ¥ s enc ne s in only a fow stocks wa ere material | on mininz exchanze today. = Sales, 17,400, Hoos—OMclul recelpts of hozs 4735 as | ) :‘” I;U' carly cables furnished a litt e enco went | while 1_.. x{l) a fow st klsw.w‘ll.n rc‘v .'1 nl.] [ s v n toda; A 17,4 pared” with ‘44 yestorday and 3] B R but the closing favored the bulls. The wheat | Improvement for the day, everything nd , Saturd -)']u! liM week, The market 'wl'fl o market opened very weak, with sellers so | v d and bull points for next week were :Hv-l:hruly e W ~(‘QI e active wnd steady Al sold. 'The ran e of the ag 5pose of ope! at they | thick. The bank statement showed a small | ABIF G w8 e Ra e B i G Y AE YLD rae Doik Agilug Stariod by JomeFig (Ul RL W0 Gntae Fess || hcreasal i 4he sqrolls peaarve bibs e, e | Aftosaneiiiiie fut 1 e Kol At 8.0, Light. $L0324.50; hewvy, 84.208 started by ofering at {4@le under yes- cres 1 th P . il Vieas 5 Mutchluss. #4.20324.25, he averaze of the prices palid was 8,274 as conpared with #1244 yosterduy and 8444 Saturday of | MMcial receivts of sl with 2 vesterday. The mar Ives, 8.00@6.00; west- terday's closins price. Competition to get rid | no apparent effect at the time, for it had been | Stggler. ' 111 MAy Micop of 1t, however, was 8o kegit thut 1t could not | effectually dlacounted in the early dealings. i B e be absorbed n sufficlent quantities and | The grangers naturally led in the murket and | Big Tndian ... Pay Itk fast enough to suit the unhappy holders | buying orders from the west were, If any- | BKSix ... AL who underbid each other until %8%c was the | thing, the leading ciement in the strength of | Cailiime Rood Nationai sellers’ asking price: thus in about a minute's | the market, the confidence being based on the | Century LRI trading ¢ was lopped remorselessly off the | latest reports of the condition of the crops and 1.:_;”‘":"“0 - Running Lod price. The price here once being down could | the anticipation of un unusuallly Diamond i notbe litted agaln, at leastnot over e per | frelgnt movement this scason. S Denver Gas & 01 bushel or 0. July soldon the first decline to | was, us usual of lute, the most | Emugns . .. 08%c und did not subsequently get above ®Wige | active stock by a larze mulority, ST and 1t olosed at %o, but Rock Island displayed the most strength Stock Receipt Estimated Today. Official Yesterany. Outtie.... 55 cars. 1,230 Cattle... 47 cars. 1,00 Hogs... 6] cars, 4.10) Hogs..... 54 cars. 4,084 Sheep ... O cars, 057 Sheep ... 1car, 2 3 g o i e a | and with the two industrials it is alone tn | gy g L Bate ) ! The good account trom the corn fields and 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Caln., May 23-The oMelal -r':,::h“l and Lowest Sa/ "\"Z:l!:;\;‘; - 3 | theliveral receipts were the influences under | scoring a marked advance for the day. The | closing quotations. for mining sto s tai ey Hignest, .45 Highest S0 2 3 | which corn dropped 2t and closed with a de- | opening was made at a slightly lower class of | were as follow: A 4 Lowest..."...l."#.15 Lowest A 20 2!3 | cline. The day's receipts were 700 cars. The | prices than those of last evening and Louis- | Ata.... TOphir. 0 s toc kM s i F: ity | export demand is the fuctor inthe market. | yijio & Nashville was down % per cent. but | Bulwer Potos) 0 2 & | Atiantic clearances yesierday were over 5 ilutely and | Best & Beich ¥ Savage Receipts and Shipments. % 3 | 0,00 Dushels find 200,000 bashels wers token | the buying began in carnest immediately and | Baieconsaliqated Slorra Showing the official receipts and shipments 2 & here to go out by wayof Montreal. There | prices under the lead of Rock Islind and | Choliar.............. Unlon Crown P S8 Utah .. il 880 were sellers at ~ the opening of e ol of cattle, hogs and sheep oa the dates indi- Y July | Northern Pactfic preferred moved up until itae down to 52%e, a recovery to 53k Gould & b e e e e et GRS checked by realizations. Rock Island was up liale & monwealth ... 25 3 RECELPTS, " Sueer, tinucd until 51%4¢ reacied, Covering of | 1% Corduge and Suzar were stronger in the | Mexican o No. Av. Pr. | short but it closed [ later trading and falled to react with the | NIV gencral list. The 1ssue of the bank statement was unticipated by another up- T Gattio. [ Hows. | Bheew, weik There was a big stump In oats at the start, particularly in the July futures. The open- 261 Colorudo ewes, corn-fed. ew York Mininz Quotation Chicago Live St ick Mar et. . & - . ing forJuly was at 43@{2%e¢. but inside of & | Ward movement when most of the list reached New Yot May 25—The fillowing are the l|:‘r!‘l;‘|')‘|fiy.“4 frapblid o minute It was SCllInE at 416, Phore was a_ror | the best prices ot the duy. The tradinz, how- | closing mining St02k qriotations Thursday, Ma Friday, May turday, May 3., . action to4l5c onty to be followed by another | ever. was devold of special feature and the | Aiice decline todic. The close at 41%¢ Indicated a | porket finally closed falrly active and stro Aty loss of 1¢ over yesterday. Long oats came in all cases at tho best prices. Aspen out in larze quantities and the selling was i ex'ot Mote ncitde only cordage | Helehor 181 1aud sugar | per cent, were received today, Texas being credited with almost the eutire supply. and the bulk of them leing assigned to dressed beef firms, Practically there was no market, sales being on a too limited scale to fairly establish Second w X 3 erg cts are stlll unfavorable, | Thioro were | 5 o1 " in1iate tle . Ontario First weel quotations. Scattering sales reported did nct | ("5 S0P, Proshects are sulll unfav There were 10,138 iisted and 11045 unlisted | o800 Ophir Fourth weo indicato wny material fuctuutions in values, | DUE receipts continue leavy, causing weak= | gnures traded in, St Paul contributing whoss, | Coolae 5 L FOBALAING Y oriul luctuutions in values. | jes in the cash markets. Ruflrond bonds were dull and without | & Slorma Tho range of prices is 81.50@4.50 for Inferior to extra cows, heifers and oulls; #2.00124.50 for stockers and feeders; #1.40@6.50 for conirr on to fancy shipping stecrs. and £1.5074.55 for Texus euttle. ves are quoted at #1.7525.00. The general murket is lower than it was a week The ass of cattle for which pri ven a sem- blunce of firmuess is the kind that exporters seek — choies 1,300 to 1300 pound Socond week In & Vi Curry There wus congiderable activity in the pro- |Slerra Nevada, visi feature of importance. bat they displayed a s SO chtmb ot Kehwarcs Bupen | JLrouZ tone and o fow ure materially igher E Bought leav iy, vovering from 1000 o 15.000 Amountad 10 onty BIDC0): A was confiba to New Yoark OvTeo Options, barrels of July pork at arqund i1 Cudahy | 3'comp iratively small nimbder of 1sees, W YORK, May 23 —Coffe options opened 00k 5,000 burrels for Septeinber, The wetk- vernment bonds bave been dull and ulir wnd unchanged to 15 points de -1ine, ness was due to sympathy with corn. There closing barely stoady at 16230 points down s u siizht reaction from botton prices. but | 'S8 yonds have been dull and featureless. o) bags. including June, $17.6@17.6 market left off weak, Thadecline In pork | The total siles nf stocks today wera 101 155 5717 uzust, $.0.83@16.05; Sep- tand a much lower range DATES, Thursday, May 14 dny, May 15 turday, May [f Monday, May 1. Tuesday, May 190 Wednesday, May 2. ; M ) n 4 | amounts 105735 cants and inlurland ribs to | shoyes Meludine: Atohiso October, $15.60315.6; De- Thuraday, May 21...... o] et l;‘:.‘,‘l;"w'l’{‘h“;“l';“':,“,;,"‘l':,‘,f T aftenet | 10 centa. The ostimated rece pts of hozs for b villo. §a05: Misson 1 | cember, $1L8@14.90; Junuary, $14.70. 8pot Rio Third wook of May.. ... Wt | LGt the shrinkase warime fromafered | Monday are 27,00, and for the weel 137,00, an. Lid's Northern Dacifie pre. | dull; falr car<oes #30.0); No. 7, $150. Second week of May.. ...l 28 | 0100 pounds. Within the lact fitteen days | _The lending futires runged us follows: TRichmond & West Point, 1,015 e e e TRk e MAT 2004 | there has been a depreciution in grades be- ARTICLES. GERN, | WGH,| LoW. | CLoSE. | St Paul 't Unlon Pacific, 12. New York Dry Goods Market. Third week of April 453 | Tow choice of 50c@81.00; common Texas cattie - - = | e fallowing wre the aigsinz gotationa tor EW YORK. Muy 2.—Business in dry goods Bebond weok of Aprii... 3w | and grades of natives with which they e the leading stocks on the New York stock ex- | was cartalled by the half hol duy which w into direct competition suffering most. They are now barely 50c higher than at this time lust year, and the difference in the best grades is only wbout 81.00 per 100 ILs. The heavy re celpts of Texas cattle must be heid account. able for the preseut demoralized condition of the market, and as there is every Indidation of continuved heavy arrivals from that quarte the futuredoes not hold out much encourage- ment. Choice corn fed steers are searce and #1098 102 (810234 | change today® generally observed by both agents and jo Bl L A A Norihwestern o~ | bers. Demund was offered in ordnary volume il Syl b o I DI but without nhunge in character w4 rogards st NOY. Central.... the larger part of the market. Prices un- NV CaSE L chunged. do preferred.... Ohlo & Mississippi. Tils| dopreferred i |ontatlo & Weater 0% Oregon Improve. Prevailing Frices on Cattle. Thefollowinzis a table of prices patd on thismarket for the grade of stock mentioned : Faney steers. 135 to 160) 1bs. Prime steers, 1230 to 1475 Ibs.. Good stears, 1150 to 145 1bs. . Butchers' steers, 1030 to 1330153 do preferred........ American Expross .11 B.CR &N Canada Pacltic, Cannds Soutber Centrul Pacific. The Sugar Marker. W YORK, May 23 —SuGAR—Raw held firm and quiet. Kefined dull: low grades ut s o Molusses and foreign. dull 5 test, In hoesheads (RbioAn NN ol tm. s e 483 | wust continue so for many weeks to come, and G N | Oraeon ey offercd ut 1de; New Orieans, quiet and firm: Fair to 2000 cows @133 | unless the foreign demand during the stimmer o200 proferred. .. 33 | Pacile Matl. ... .1 Common to fancy, 2r@ise. Good locholt:ecdw;t:' e s @400 proves much weaker l‘Il n at present there s Chieago & Alton. 2 a. Dec. & Evani e e o @49 | no warrant for supposinz_prices should rauze 04| PILADATE e Miscelaneous Markets. A hizher. The bulk of native cattle received at | 2ty Pullman 1" New Youk, May 23.—Pta InoN-American, L ah & Chicago during the week sold nt_$2.0/3.50 for | % Roading.. 160001800, 3 Fordin cows and bulls, and at $4.7¥5.7 for steers. Dely Lo & Wees o 1388 | ROCK PeTiOLEUM—Steady und quict: crude, In ales of Texuns were largely below #1.00. barrels, Parkers, $6.65 Sules were at $1.45%4.65 for poor to prime D. & K. G. preferred. 57 St. L. & Stockers Enst Tenn rude ol in bulk, #4.10; RAOES heavy and medium we'gnts, and #.2534.60 for 2:‘}, S7 | dolstpreferred. a:fl'i:“' ;::'.'r.-ma' i ;vfinlwl N % York. tl i ll’l}ll;\;lv!phlln and ils. 4 e, L soral et d ferred..... I |8t ., Minn, & Man. Bultinore, $6.0527.15; Philadelphin and New Bulls common to, best lizht * his 15 an “ad: | eptewiir Lt B ol s I L R T L York, In bulk, $1.6034.65; united closed at 6S%e 100" Dountis, " Tha ® markor Comened bty | Cash quotations were as follows: pdopretirred B a0 breterred. for Jane. Sy 5. | A | . o 2 5 Tenn. Co o JOTTON S ; steady; ana Porctively Cang Ny Chened early | Frovi—Quiet and unchanzed: sprinz. 800 [ Port Warne Tena. Conl & Iron COTTON SEED O1L—-Dull und steady; crude i winter. $5.00@3. L 84,250 4,50, WHEAT—-No. 2 spring_wheat, 81 o Sspring wheat, 96@8ic; No. ¥ red, 81.124@ @5.00; | CUL & East. 11111 61 | Toxas Paciitc suralte, $L.6083.00; | Fiocking Vailey |1ioi: 24| Tor. & O Can: sast.0p; | HOUSON & Toxas i 3 Union Pacifc 2H@L: | 1ilinols Centeal. ... @'y |U: S, Exprens St Paul & Dulath 1 28 | W.Se 1 & 1 Kansus & Texas...... 13%| o preferre Lako Erle & Wost n off grades, of the forenooon nearly all ares been pushed over the scaies. The bulk of them sold_within a range of 4432460, there beingz a difference of only 3¢ per 10y pounds between the market value of heavy and light weights. There was little trading in culls and 2a@e; yellow. Bls@sie. Dull wnd easy; city (#2.00 for pkgs.) sel hogs had Vestern steers Western cows. 4,25 o ; —Quiet ind steady stearm, common to good, #1640, Hipes—More doin Rang: of Prices Paid for Hogs. i firm: wet salted New 13| Wolls- Furgo : ; The following table sh the range of > Y o . No. 2 white, 47c; No. i [ “dopreferred........ Western Unlon... Orlenns selected, 45 and (5-pound, 68c; Texus the prices paid for hogs on the days indi- | {hin PIEs at ®50@L15 Notwithstanding to- | white, 441, P Shore ¢ Am. Cotton Ol selected, 5) and 4 - pound, Higse the day's advance, prices are still from 15ae [ Vit ' Laxeithare: N [om Sneniol TURPENTINE-Stoudy o730 Migo. S 402470 | lower than ‘ub the close of last week. | Rinrey--No. 2. nominal; No.3, 68@76c; No. 4, | Loutsville Homestake........... LIVERPOOL, May 25 —TURPENTINE—Spirits Tocad iy Moy 1 S8 °2%% 4004 10 The recelpts of the week. thouzh 10,000 hi A it il ST Memphin & iron Silver.... 208 per ewt. Wednesday, May @i 70 | less than forthe correspondinz week last v FLAX Seen—No. 1, #1186 Michizan Contral |Ontario. . “LINSERD 011218 3d per ewt. G2 A $ivat i | werelarze for the season. and as the it Ea s Uy ML LS & W Quicksiver... ANTAERP. May 2h—DPETROLECN—16Y francs FT PR e fair to continue liberal for some time to come, | Boua Moss pork pos burrel, $10.56@10.00; | 0 preforrad |45 pretarred Dt xnfaailate: Suturday v buyersure not operatine with much confl- | 1apd, por ewt. . 86.85; short’ rits Cidice | Minn. &8t L. BULFOL s suvsornsssss Sl Monday, May dence: Thixlsnotto be wondered ut when | (Igose), 85.7535.85; dry salted shoulders (boxed Ao e Bulwer, .. ¢ Traders' lalk. Tuesdiy, the flub condivion of tho,market for hoz pro- | §106@310; short clear sides (boxed), %200 Mobile & Obio. .. §1. Louts, Mo, May ngenburg Broth- Wednesday, 3 o o, WShbiers ure not taking | * Wirsky~Diatiilors: dnished x0ods ber gale | Nesweiiis Choti.: Orent Sorwern od.. 8 “ockrell Brothers: The following 15 Thursday, ituy HeAITE s mANY hows 3 Ser ware piow e kui] jonielinn, '3 Central 115 | Culeago Gas.... ... 51 | the official range of prices for the July option riday. Muy 2 ; i granulated, 4yc; | Norfolk & West pfd. 83% Lead Trus April. shipments huve fallen to the ne \bor- Saturday, May 257 Cat loaf, 5 5 5 tor wheat In the state. These things I with the beautitul &prin following our heavy ralns. and wit bles all around, have been too much for the holders of wheat and the history of the morning's market shows a general unlonding In addition to very Iargo snort selling. Some ablegrams stated that the reduction of the Freuch duty was meeting with serlous oppo- sitlon. and this ndded to the general rish feoling, C carances from the seaboard were insignificant. Both wheat and eipts At eleven primary points were and shipments. ony §800. There some littie reaction Tust before the ol undertone o is undeniably heavy. Corn active and very woak, The crop reports of the morning suid_corn had gone into the groun in good shape and that our fine raing ield out a magnificent prospoet for the come- ing crop. ripts at eleven primary points Were GiIS0N wud the shipments only 218000, proving conclusively the falling off in th ash demand. Anothicr feature which encouraged Dbears was the continuance of_the good grade, ) curs erading No. 2 out of 700 receipta We should have some little reaction of covering of shorts but the market Is undoubtediy heavy.” Oats active and weak although they aid not break as much us corn. Crop reports state thit some dumage has been done to oats by the dry weather and that the most we can expect will be a fair erop and not « large one. Provisions weak and lower. The break in corn will induce a heavy feeding of summer o s and with the falling off in outside buying orders which Is so muarkea ut the present and the disposition of outside holders to unload, we sce but little chance of preventing a further decline around #1100 for September pork. There was heavy buyir alshorts, hut the demnnd was not su il 0 cause even a decent reaction. Indieations favor still lower prices next weok. — JRGE BROW the 'S FACE. Proven to Bel & to a Kansas Jail Breaker. George W. Brown donies that he is (George Heudricks, but his photograph says that he is uu accomplished prevaricator. Friday night George was arrested as a vag by Ofticers Hudson and Walkor, after quite a chase, and locked up. Yesterday morning Sergeant Sigwart thought ho had seen thay face before, and on looking over a lot of photos phs that ave kept on file at police head- riers, not necessarily for publication, but @s an evidence of wood faith, he discovered an astonishingly good likeness of Goorge, for whosearrest, by the way, a reward of $25 is offered, It seems that Mr. Brown-Hendricks broke Jail at Hiawatbu, Kan., last September, and since that time he has been roaming free as a bird wherever fancy and good judgment dic- tated It would seem that discretion would have kept him away from Omaha, but he didu't think so, bence his grief. nortly after his prisoner’s escape, Shorift Cashman came to Omaha in search of his man, but although he was hero at the time and, in fact, hus been here ever since the officers iled to locate him. Brown was a brakeman and was arrested for disposing of mortgaged property. He was very indignaat over ms arrest, an it was not until he was shown the photo- graph that he weakened and admitted who he was. He denied that he sawed his way out of jail, but insisted tkat a couple of friends of his, an engineer and conductor whose names be refused to give, sawed their way into the juil three aays before the time sot for his trial, and he merely walked out through the hole. His wife,” who was em- ployed about the jail during his incarceration there, departed with him through the samo aperture, Since tueir residence in this city, the pair have lived at 1310 California street, and a complaint was lodged against the woman some time ago, charging her with being a street wilker, and an officer was detailed to watch the place, but he failed to run across Brown, who kept himself very close. The woman is much smooter than her husband, and when the latter was unbosoming himselt to the detectives this morning she remarked, hut your mouth, yvou blamed fool, don't vou see that they re just trving to pump youf™ Brown was told thattho sheriff was com- ing after him, but he said he would not go back without a requisition. —~—— De. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg. e Hired to Murder. Henry Long wus held to answer before the superior court for the murder of Oscur Cran. dall, at Red Bluff, Cal. The only direct evi. dence aguinst Long was that of the Boyden brothers, one of whom is also charged with the crime. He alleges that Long confessed committing the murder to them, The exami- nation of Mitchell, Boyden and Hughes, charged with the same crime, is now pro- ceeding. P. T. HUGHES, WHOAESALE CASH COMMISSION MERCHANT 1552.1554 Market Ltreet, Deaver. Colorado. Elgin, Ul and Western Creamery Butter, Eggsand Cheesel 10.00) A1 empty egx cases, with fillers to an to my shippers and others to be flle i, five cases and np. - Ship by last freight. Good, cheap Butier in demand during May. ~teRable for quotatio:is on de- mand. FEAILWAY _"nivm GARD Omaha. | Deput [0th and Mason St W0 pm “Chicago ¥ eatib Q| Arrive | Omaha. 9 w1 Chicago Express 020 p m| 11 ienko Express 6.0 p w1 Cloago & lowa “Leaves | TON & MO RIVER Airives Omaha. on Ste. | Omnha. 025 a 102 am|. Deadwood Express 1025 a w0l Denver Kxpres 700 p mi| ... Denver Night Kxpi Liucoln Limited. . §®pm| stand A 430 Northern Paclfic..... 2y Sbaml.. ;... LincolnTicos hood of sixty thousand. However, the num- in G . 3¢ by T [Tz, T 5 T & : ) ts and shipments today were as fol- | doprefors o 4 Liaves KO ST.J &C B ber golng castward s larzer than 'In uny past 3 UlE Denve if. o a. | Depot 16t 1 Average Price of Hogs. year at this staze of the season. ¥ pust | 1ows: P Denver & G, M Guiata. | _Dopt 1ith AR Mason Sts w6y Y| ey Showing the average price paid for loads | CATTLE—Receivts, 2000: ~ shipmeuts, 1.300; AWTICLES. | arEoR Financial Review. A market inactl nati W Texans lowes p e ’ £ 2! oftogs on tho days tudicated in 1535, 1as; | M port. Deaves, $LT50.001 shipners Wosoaus | Flour barers. - 1ooo- 5507 hon | New Youx, ~The Post says: The e i L e 3 o [ 1 . 1580 and 1801, -'rl..,.,.‘ $2.60@5.00; helfers, Ccows, ‘\)r'::n‘.":n:‘a:;els ” dfl: “‘f;fx’ bank nmtl‘-'m pinan again .umnnen.lnz (‘\f x: “ ! 301 40 o orn, bus | z nough ot S0 great u ono us last | = = Hoas—Receipts, 1.500: shipments, 6,3500; | {ats busbels g B ) ad of the expected decline of #10,- | CHICAGO, May 23— (L Sunday. market weak; mixed ana packers. &asgids; | B26bushels | e b there was an increase of kosan fn | Beyau—Brilliunt wei and | crop 268 | Sunday. @ hutchers, 88.6523.70; shippers, $.5004.65; 00 500 | the surp! s rescrve. The cxportsof nearly | brospects unusuully good, together with the i Frd 83 | B, s, On the produce exchanzo today. the butter | 000 of “kold " in the " Tust_ weelc ‘aro | [iinols crop bulletin dedoting a bih condi- 3 3% Sundny. e e b igs i Pments, 27m; | market was unchanzed; extra creamery, 16g | Foflected i the decrease of " #7.301,00 “in [ tion, added tolower e b 2 T 3 §21 | market finnuativos 8560540 Westorns, $475 | Ie: extea st 10471ty firsts. 155 05 oxtra | the deposiia and thivdeerised the requipo: | lanche groMerings und n quick und sevire'de: 13 38 526 | @5.25; lambs, 80.7507.00. Quity, 15@100; extra frsia 14Q 1oo) firats, 109 | Mments for the 3 por cent reserve by 81,625,400, | Sline. Wheat alterwards reucted on forelgn 16 H 62 3¢, “Egga. eusier; 141315 The decrease of £.657.400 in the louns is' a no- b"’u"‘) n ‘tf‘-' ‘:r';alm"rr ‘.‘“’.‘.“3“?“.,."’ 10 I 3 4 St. Louis Live Stock Market. tcable feature, and the fact that concurrent | Woek thau the preceding one, und cables pre q AR New York Marke with this, money hus been quotably easler this | dicting Eurobean wants of wheat from this 1 3 542 St. Louis. Mo, May 23.—CAvTLE—Recerpts, 5 week than last warrants the infefence that | country for the year as hizh us 210,001,000 bush- 0 3 nday. 1.200; shipments. 1,200; market steady: fulr to NEW YORK, Muy 23.—~Frour—Receipts, 10,158 | Joans huve hoen voluntarily paid off by the | els. t the close it Is announced that n § g4 | faney natlve ateots, $10006.00; Texans and | packnzes: £Xports, 420 barrels, B4 sucks: | borrowers tnstead of being ealiod on by the | the French chamber has agroed 1o the a 3 B | I e 8100 shipments, fa0; | erKeldull nnd Leavy; ssles, 1333 barrols. | Danie: Tho statenent, 1 fhot ndiatoy thag | commitioe’s report tor a " reddction “in 2 GOUSMEAL—DULl and easior; yollow 840G | thie money market is progressiig towards an | dutles in | wheat which many Cdid ot asiar oonaltion. and . o | believe would take pluce. Corn was a fricnds - VugAz—Recelpte, 134000 bushels; exporte, | atels ofased ar' 5 hor vogsy ¢all loans were | bolleve MUl e ey wrd ndmed b e Tiho0 Banpla: sales, 48000 bushols futuresi | "Tha Tribune snys: Toere isa general ex- | treatment in the pit of doubteal parentage. Jalsoobushels spot. Spot murket li@le lower, | brexsion of opinion among. foreign banking | Whilo Corn and oats, us stutod yestorlay, hro fair to active, but weaki No. 2 #L1N@L1E | Foises that shipments to Burone. tar the cenk | still high 1o Drice, wé think wtlor saoh s do. in store und elevator; $L1215@1 14 son huve been ‘made. Lt was udmltted that | cline & reaction due. 1 provisions $L125@L1 €. 0. b, ungraded red W05 | some furthersums might go, Lut they were | there was some selilig of ' iong prop- No. I northern to arrive, 81.13%; No. 1 hard | not likely to reach Imporbent smbante o | erty, whish rodiced prices us there seems to market a shade higher: heavy, #5024, mixed, #4.00@4.50; light, #4300 145, Highest and Lowaest Sales of Hogs. The following condensed table shows the highest and lowe: ales and highest and low- est average of the sales of hozs and the dates at this market ineach wonth during the months stated: Kansas City Live stock Market. ) .. May 2. 70) steady: steers, stockers and fosders. ] T B3 Hoas—Receipts. shipments, 1400 | 10 arrive, =~ #1.16%, —Qptions cording to most views expressed. The result | be few shorts. The close was slightly ubove F g‘ 5E [|E] 58 | noads market steady: all rrades Bngiing | early %@lke. chieliy Miy, on focrons: | OrdinE L0 most viows oxp 10 the stock mare | the bottom in sympathy with wheut. F4 & 3% (I8 33 ————— Ing ° supplics, favorable ~‘crop reports | ket und 1t rose sharply 1tod per centon the May 2. — Kennett, Hopkins & C4 H | §3(:|58 The IImproveinent J - oo and acontinued - dellverles on contracts. | attempt of Dear OPOrators to cover outstand. Whorter—Provisions have shown £ e “ i The followl L4 P \ 08, :"-wfi""°dl"((f""" on exlwvl buylng, closing | g contracts The - bellet that the gold | more weakness today than uny diy of the de- td Bl i sl e following figures show the totals of | Weal al ‘hu*-e under yesterduy. No. | ;mgvement has virtually ceased was fose cline. Larger lines of lonz property huve come 3% 80 [[41% Tou|lo5|™) fasg | real estato transfers, building permits and | 3 jo%; SKIONGLIN, closingat $LUXE June. | {ared by the ' cabled ‘interview' with | oute Thes market Tatels follomaq iye come 20 115585 |[14°4 164|130 3 Gaig Searlogs for th A filuLing, closing’ at BN July, §1.074@ | the well known Berlin banker. Baron Bieien. | oi y thut it will probubly continue to de- 0 [[B1 3% [la3] § k(1) 3 e b-nkcmr“l::ill ::r‘n::p:;f«:?;.::& LY, slosing at R Sttt | roder. who declared that the réquirements of | ciine whilo fraln oes down, especiully corn, SIS B | 4] 3 85 [ monduy H gt glosiug at dLENes Octover cloaing at 8100 | G L APESK e ciomn salasfons” paswaad | 880 foact with It thouh nothlng on the foof Septomber(18( 430 |/'1] 350 |78 4 37%|| 1| § $he | Tuosday ' Decanth F o e S 2L.04 St siosiog ut BLOIS: | the financial countries of Germany and Kuse | gotten that June is usially & month of Jow October.. |2 435 |I11 30 ‘ 2 47 |20 38 i y. e ot il Ly "“:. iUbte, slun cmpires gave the utterances of the Baron | prices In provisions and buyers for consump- Novemvor | 4 415 |11/ 27 || 4l §8 |15 3% ° | Thursday made, $1.00@: 06 i Capadian - country | uyirked” we ght. More Importunt evidence | tion at home and abrosd evidently think this December.| 1/ 375 |18 353 || 347 18 508 | Frids o {N—1icca | pis,96.20) bushels; exports, 51,625 | [D41 the Europeiun deunand for gold had ceased | year will bo no exception.” [n Whaat the con- ‘ el 21 Saturday. .. HERREl mlt}: 508001 bueh .Nl / in the minds of many bunkers was the dis- | tinuance of brilliant weather, loss of confi- 3 mam || sl 3mlinian 200 ot stear yomeqs | Pateh from London that the Bauk of Englund | dence und depleted wmurgins, tozether with 2 l HE- S R A l;: Total .... lelm.{ r"&‘; n:\ud n-.lumu]umlprh“ it s m’lr"" [r..r A'h‘prt'sunl\ inother mull‘kvlr! mle nrvunq\llfi: | | 13 4 4 jievatol merican cazles 1d. The effect on foreign [ forto luv's weakness. Liguidation by wen (o lwl 438 1148 |l § B | Monday ot Satdegauined b, Options | oxchange Was not feit, but some dealers | holders has bean uité general. It has boen | Mouday. eral’ desire to solli My, (5@avige. closing | {IOVEDL that firmor r tes would fol.ow. | supoosed that the short st was limited, T Nelnmiey WL Gt Tune, Coiols, olguing ot her Juns 18 not believed _here that ‘the | butsome commission houses suy their books Range of Prices of Sheep. S anosis Big@iie, Closng nt30%e; Augast Sazioy | market could advance sufficlently to offsot | wre still heavily short while Pardridge is une T s et ia s Tl belte pas || P mdas: ‘ 3 . pitg | the banks' reluction, ard it was conceded | derstood to have out a lurzer line than for P closing at8sde; Septemoen: 555@te, closiy o> g Saturday... at Wig " v UE | that the governors of the groat English for sheep: ths. The speeulativo temper Is decid- u L 208! % B s 18 institutions would bear in mind an; edly Learlsh and operators on that side find Prime fat sheep. 852 @800 Total.. pofT-Recelnts, e pagiels; exparts, LS | \ry future step i sllaying the demang | 1t opjosition and u ylelding market. Good fat sheep e . 48 @B Shsasn " ' W) ires; 80,000 #2,000,000 1n gold coin they are inclined to press their luck vigor- n 10 wedlum S 1A RE bushelsspot. Spot marketiull ana lower: op- | fop solu’ Tiare wae tions falry act takenat the sub-treasury for shipment oy | ously. It would seen prudent to cover on erns L2 @S ve but wouker; Muy, 4 v D8 [R1F: e e Fule | toduy's - steamers. This' {ncludes $.,000,000 [ soft Spots even I sales ure put out on little Tuesday. {ogat ol suus. 48 R sas av Ciaulys | ordered oy Thursiay by Baring, Magoon & | Falies for if unything should occur o serl Receipts and Disposition or Stock. Wednesday ae: Septel sing at soes N o | o ucludinz the #0.000 to go out of Boston | ously alarm the shorls the market s In shape Ofetal wenlgmu and disposition of stock as Fll'llml'n white, bic; mixed western, 41232c; white west- lv{m? St 't Seythia. The whole amount illy very shurply. Prices inay be con- shown by the books of the Unlon stockyards | Frida of the exports will roson 843000 ady: ern, : No. 2 Chic a0, 5 140 0 ; this In- rably » HiaY—Quiet but firm; Shipments, s0@ae; | C1Udes the suw of 82000 gold taken by ex- | cropy o biaonor1s | B0l to cholce, GO@Noe. g rous the season advances if intinue favorable but we are likely to porters in the open market here, see shurp buges meantime. Th Saturday.....) company for the Swentytour hours ending at So'clock p. m. May 2, is91, nows hus 4 T Y A RN - ben Luliish today but traders gave | . . e oS TR - ders gave It no ut s SBOBIPTS. | A decrease of IL.1 per cent from the corre | oot ot e Siguspinmon to B nk Ulearunves, tentlon. Charters for 26,0 bushels wero CATTLE [ Tioas, | smEke. _|Wass &WLES. | gponding week of last vear Ay AN G e ’ M, Muy 2L #,084,- | made here wnd New York reported. 234,000 e e s el e R O L say But auisti — 85108 "Yoney, 6 por cont bushels for export taken with the prospect for 0% {15009 | Onre. dand, (ONR. | We find St. Patrick’s Pills to be very extra | PORK-Quict. steaay; old mess. $11.00@1200; | New Yguk, May ¢ nk clearngs, #100,- | furthershipmeate. There will probably fbe n large decrease i the visible supply reported and to give splendid satisfaction. They are [ &M mess. #1200 extra prime, #11.50. on Monday. Corn and vats—On expectations Dow about tho ouly kind called for. W, A, | (5T MENTSCSteady, quets picklod bellios 2. For the week clear- ances, $20, 68 Dlekled bel W0 cars of corn for the first two T Wallace, Oasis, Tu. For sale by druggisis. | Gibiesmmddioe dotr s hlokiod huns, o Puavera, May 21 unkc cloarln £8 to- | duys noxt wook, thore was heavy selling and i =T e T 146; nddles, g » V16 sy, 0L bulunces, K25, iearings | Of b 1tsu /80, Shorts ure rablo an RS pacing C 4 . et T, anlos. 50 tiorcsns Bl e opsiad h‘r‘lh uu\-:\l. o bulances, $10, i I1le to be Suddenty Stumpeded: A good k los, 1250 tierces; ) 854 b June ke 0810, Mi ank today y' ShoCSLFINT OpOriLtors wFe ADOFL 8 ) it G ko G Among the members of the recent grand | §A1°% ¥ terces: May. g6.24 bid: June, o5 | Host Money, 5 | where 5,000 would be 100 much if* the market Fi O D o | jury of Oa land, Cal,, was Jim Quinlan, an | @64 ': c/obine at 86 per . UPRn il | Wirasde ' o M AT R ’ g § BB | ORtiiooeigm pel Coun oarlags wero L0, | ( ay B.~W. G, MeCormick & Co., Biipeeres ex-police ofticer. The Jury i its report criti- | BUTTEn—airder 162: Dialances, L8100, FOF the. suime 1o K0 arie & Com o i W cised the management of the city prison, | wester: factory. 0@ last year clearings were $11,679,500; balances, [ renort us to winter wheat suid that although Total . especially the dark cell, which they clwmimed | " CHEESE--QUIct, cisy s part Shins, $@sc, 1165115, the ond.tlon had retroguded somewhat, D s “— 3 An ik wukm:s rlupcrlhy v nuluu-a‘. Oune night last (nuuml, .\hm- "-n-m.'.g v;«-lmuu:» ';a_\,;' «-rm:n-ilun mnl- n;.‘- been done rnu |:u|l ‘I | position for the Week. week Quinlin had a practical experience Minneapolis Wheat Market. or sixty duy bil's: 8487k for demand. Bank | rain had come i tine (o put spring wheat In ings today, $1L 2,000, Hauk clear] magnificent growing shupe. he stato bourd OMclal recelpts and Alspositicn of s.oek with the interior of the jail by beiug locked | MixnearoLis, Minn, May 2.—WheAr— & 0 . 3 80 o ) i showa by the books of the Union stookyards | UP 0F drunkenness, Prioos of WLeAt lowes, saused for the week, 80, g lost 883, 82,613 for | of agriculture of [11lnois gave & most glowiu, by & bLreak io , ame woek lust yoar, Kates for money were | sccount of she coudition of both spring an 950 A m [ Kan 945 p m K. C.N ON PA 3 _Depot 10th and Marey Sts, City ¥xpress (ex Sul Denver Expre: 2 Ororiand Fiye 430 p o .Grand Txland Exp. (ex. § X pwl...... Pacific Expres Leaves |CHICAGO, MIL & L. P, depot.. CHICAGO, & 1. & PACIFIC, | U. P_depot, 10th ana_Marcy St _Night Expros ntic Exprosy. ||| Leaves Omaha. “SIOUX CITY & T | Airives Depot_1th and Webster Sts. | Omobn. Timited Teaves |CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. | Arrives Omaha. U P, depot, 10th aud_Marcy Sts. | Oruah 9158 m| ..., Chicago Express....... 430 pm| 1 Vestibule Limited. .. 920 p om0 00 Kastern Flyer..... 0! 620 p m|iGoul Enst Ex. (except Mondny) Yewves | 100 p mi o Oma T0) p ] Leave Omnhs. B0 A m P A m 0. Exp. (Kx. Mon. | 510 p m in I'as. (Kx. Sun) 510 p m )rfoik (Ex. Bur “Taeaves [ BT P, M. & 0. s | Depot i5th and Webstér Sta & m[ - Sloux City Ace p m Sloux Clty Expros St Paul (Kx. Bunday) Limited. . ExSunday) ¥IC. tor Sts. Expi Express L K10 100 5. 5 s OE&C. B Tranafer| Union Depot, Counctl Blufrs 1007 a m ay Expros ht Kxpro Teaves & PACIF Tranfer |_Unlon Depot, Counctl Blufte. 60 p m 1y 955 8 m Atlanth Express 500 p m Vestibule Limited Ton: Tran, o Chicago Express w Vestibule Limitod .00 Fustern Flyer... .00 Actlnutio Matl | ] smmodation (Sat « 0 Transfes| Union Depot, Council Blufts, 440 p i St Louis Canon Ball (CHICAGO. BUKL'N & QUINCY ransfor|_Union Depot, Council Hlufts G40 m Chicago Expross. ... 1000 p m| .. Chicngo Express.. 706 p om0 Cr Local . 2 Teaves | W TY & PACIFIC, Arrives Transier| Unl &, Council Blu TUS » m Bloux cu‘!-nc»mmou.ian, b Paul Kxpress