Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1891, Page 6

6 TNE SPECULATIVE MARKETS Bulls in the Chicazo Wheat Pit on Top After a Hard Strnzgle. OTHER PRODUCTS ACT IN SYMPATHY New York Grain Values Slightly Higher~Range of Leading Fut ures--Stocks a Mining Shares, OntcAao, May 2.1t was a hand to hand struggle today for the mastery betweon the bulls and boars fn wheat. The former were supplicd with heaviar ammunition and zot tho best of the fight though thelr opponents forced them backwar i two o three times dur- 1ag the session. Under thie Inftucr French hinport duty on Atter the elose of Uhe ethon In the wnounced turday, cold ot the redi wheat, Lon Hoir and wet weather in France and England, the announcement by Toronto miilers of short supply In Canada, a statement that chineh bugs were at work fn the wheat fields around Bluo Springs. Neb, and the further Intol- Hzence that the te porature was down to 22 degroes in Manitoon, the ynarket opened ox- elted ata material advance over the last prices on Suturday's blds, covering a wide runge In various parts of the pit. Holders o long wheat worn inclined to take their profits around tie opening and in spite of prodictions of a heavy decrense n the visible supply the market broke several polnts Having nor keted tholr stuff the longs went gunning for Pardridge, the big bear. He retreated rapldly, buying buek his short line through brokers, and this stampeded the little shorts who ran o cover with the resalt that prices rebounded 0 the hizhest polntof the day. Ream and a fow other heavy traders took ndvantage of theadvanco to muko henvy salos, causing o break In prices to the low point of the day They were miterially assisted by the an nouncenent that the decrease in the visibic BUPDLY Wils Only about Hall as Lirze s was expected, and tho statenent that fariher lareo ngisenents of zold for export liad heen mind Livte Puris eables quoted whoat higher ther and the buying which resulted Tifted pri aain and "t mar ! firm, openvd at anywhere hotwo cand 810075 old oft 1o i roeted Lo $100%, brok rallied Toscd at #1 [ I ure nter th had been L and th wis who had sold theniselves fnto w hole In tho reeent, de- ent fn the price of that coreal had onclusion that It wis time for a action, Conseqiently thuy we e to COvVer Thoy were bidding wildly when the market opencd. The start wis ab 521555 for July, and the price soon advanced’ (o 5 e eritbroke o Sic with wheat. but rallied o the high fgures again, closing a s lower, Shorts In onts had to face the samo condi- tons as did those in corn, and the prices thut coreal followed the flictuations fn niaize, Provisions sturted out comparatively w with the country longs seliing and the | local traders by iy, Aftera littlo duction enrly prices improved considerably in With grufns. futures ranged s follows: LOW OPEN. |G o le10n 1 B104 1 Uity 4| 10y 1 10 10 May July 3 Beptomber § b ot 0| 616 Cash quotations were as follows: Frouk—Dull and unchanged; spring, @51 winter. £.00@5.20; straits, 8460 bukers, #4250/ spring wheat, 81.04; No, § WHEAT— sprinz wheat, 0o; red, $1.051.00, No. 2 white, #5.00 ConN—No, 2, 57'4¢. OATSNo. 8, do%e: No. § white, 45@doe. RyE-No. %, ko Banwey—No. 2 nominal; No. 3, 1047 No. 1, #1.14. TIMOTHY SEED—Prime. 81200127, PoRK—Mess pork per burrel, #10.02:4; 1ard, per owt, 9 short ribs, 'sides. 10080). 8.7 dry salted shoulders (hoxed), 5.00@5.10; short clear sides (hoxed). #.50766.40, Wiisky—Distillers' finished goods per gul- ‘"N [l |ll.I f A s UGAR -Unchanged; cut loaf, 5@5%¢; granu- lated, 444c; standard ' “A," 430, [ Receipts und shipments’ today were as fol- 40%@ATe; No. 4, PTS. | SUIPMENTS. Oats, bushels. ... 143,000 Rye. bushels Lo Barley, bush 1,000 On the produce exchango market was steady and croamery, 1617 15@!6:2: extru d; 15¢; firsts, 1201 toduy, the butter nehanged; extra L 1611 e; firsts, extra firsts, 4@ Oureaac The visible supply of May Krain, as reported for the board of trade. Is ns follows: B nlu-lui Increas: Wheat... 18,269, o Corn..... 1,104,000 Onts 461,000 New York Markets. NEW Yok, May 25.—FrLour—Recel pts, 97,805 packuges; exports, 6,122 barrels, 1484 Sucks; {narket et and unchanged; sules, 16,006 —Stondy and fairly active: yellow western, 8400155, t Yalion WiigAT—Rocolpts, 180600 bushels; 10740 Dushols: satlos, 10,1 ,000 by 8000 bushiels spot. Spot’ nagrket Aull; advanced cheeking bisinese In storo und elovat @LUA T, o.b.; ungrud 1 northern to urrlive, exports futures, higher but No. 2,81.223 e 8L aflont; 811, d red, 81.054@1.16; No. ) urelve, $LIG@LI%; No. 1 hard to urrive, 81.17%; No. 2 Chloago, $1.11% deliy- erod, Options opened aotive ind s up, and furthor advanoed 1o on reports of ro: duction in the French duty, and f erings of forelgners; declined Ri1ie on ranlizing; rallied 3@lie on reports of frosts, closing firm ut 4@ le ahove yesterduys No. 2 red Muyv., BLIL@IL 125, olosing ut 81.13%; June, $1. L10%, closing at $1.10%; August, $1.0§ closing at $L034: Soptomber, $103501 0415 closing at BLO3I001.0414, clostog at # 104105 1- closing at LUSN 1,00 closing at $1.00%. Stocks of grain in ! tore and afloat Ma, Wheat, (3550 bushels; corn, 8,002 bus] oats, 02212 bushels; rye, — 241,044 bushels: barley, 2,588 bushels; peas, 247 hels. Canadian MArT—Dull; o artl country 650 bushels; exports, 1 290,000 bushels futures; 60,000 bushels spot. Spot market unsottlod wnd quloti elosing stronger; No. 2 63450000 1 vator, 6340067e aflont; ungra Mxod, 8t5e.'Optlons more netive und FOPOTts. Of frosts at 66:: June, G0% BUR @O e, closin closing Wt 60y at #i0; Deoer OATS—Receipt bushels; salos. Conx--Lecelpts, Dbushols; salc lxod, 6o higher on Muy, t0naie, “closing 2o, closing at 6; July, ALOe; August, 554 B0y Septomuer, 081,@a0c, ¢ losing . NS K400 DUsHels; 0,000 bushols fut exports, 6) ros; 87,000 bushels spot. ¥pot markoet dull wnd unsete tied. Optlons * moderately active and strongs — Muy closing Wt Silse; June, AOONC, closing ut - 40%ci July, | 47 @SN, closing al 48Xe; August. 1052405 o) closing at #)3c; No. westorn, 7@t} [ He. Firm but quiet, Hovs—Steady quiot. OMoLAssES—Foreign, dull; Now Orleans com- mon; quiet. Rice—Stoady, quiot, Eaas—Qulot, firmer; westorn, 18@184 celpts T8 packiges. POoRK —Quict d mess. $10.7511, white, 82@3c; mixed white western, 53@bic; No. 2 new mess, 812005 12.75; extra prime, $11.50, CuT MEATS--Tnietivo: stoady. Mipores—Quiet: unchanged, Laub--Lower, dull; westorn steam, $0.50; sules, 1,200 tlerces nt &1475@6.5. Option sules 1000 tiere May, & June, #.50: July, .51 osing .55 Auzust, $0.04@5.05] slostug bid: Septeniber, B.7i@6.5¢; closing BUTTER—Fair] uetlve, cholcosteady ; w orn dulry, 106@150] western croumory, 14G10e; westorn faetory, 1015¢; Elgins, 1 Cugkse--Dull, weaks purt skiins, 4@se, Toledo Markets, 0. 0. May 25.—WHEAT and May. $Lisig CORN- Etoady’ cash wer; eash Oam¥=Quiet; cush, 514 Minneapolis Wheat Market. AMinnzaroLis, Minn, May .—WaEAT— wheat Httle o st for No. | d. dull. Kee shipments, 120 . $LO7; truck, #1. #otls: Jaiy, §1 nortiiarn, Sy, #5.08: teack. 81,02 mpotitic mp: Krades n clpts for two_days, 290 ox 0,1 hard, M §1.08 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TU 25, ~Clonrings, $2,3,+ | Gniey, 6 per cent PHILADELPITA, May Cloarings,#10,550,010; balances, #1.234,100. Money 46614 p CINCINNATE May y. Rritish Trade Review., | i\?‘v\'. \".yvn ¥Shan 0@ WnoN, May ho Mark Lune Expross In rings, £2,007,130, 3 £ says: Fngilsh whoats are steady. Some | York exc premium. Kates for DroYinelinl iarkets quote un nivinice of & | MONeY Were easy at 3@ por cent. Sterling ex- | shilling, Forcign wieats are fiem. New nge was giotod at %4820 for sixty day Americin wiiter forshipmontis svecalatively offered at &8, nnd . Austrailnn on passigo at 4isinew crop Is offered atdis, and California s, Corn Peans and peas ure woak. Long briey 18 i dedror. At toduy's narket English wheat was scarco and prices advaneed da Flonr was stoudy Cornduclined §1; boans and peas were 64 lower Onts were firm Linseed was 3d d Milwa arer, ikee Markets, MiLwavkee, Wis, May Froun — U ehanged WikAT-Einng No,2wpring on track, cush, BL02051.04: July, 81.00%; No. 1 northern, $1.00, Corn=Higher; No, 3 on track, e, OATS - rmer: No. 2 wh 4o, Banuey—Firm: No. 2, in stor X Rye=Firm, No. I, PROVISIONS ~Qu POk -luly, LAy July 3 RECETs < 1lour, 5,100 barrels; whont, 25,200 bushels: barley, 4.5% bushels SHiesxes —lour, 1,50 barcels wheat, 28,100 bushiels, Liverpool Markets Liveueoon, May 35, -WikAT—Dull; holders offor woderite.y California No. 1, 83 6ld per contal Corn—FEasy: domand poor : mixed weste 3 2 ot cen ? BACON - Long . nd short clenr, 205 64 per cwt LARD -Prime western, $<id per owt. St. Louis Markets, . Lovis, Mo, May 2.—WueAr—Firm; cush, 102 Tily, 0 CoRN=Stronz: cash, 51i4c: July, 5140, OATS ~Lrregilirs cash, $sige; July, 4 Pork-—Easier; $10 875, L ARD--Quiet; 4,00 Waisky Cincinnath Markets, CISCoNsaTe, O Muy 25, -WueAr-Tn fair demands No. ? red, $1.0 OATS—Easicr: No. 2 mixe _ Lorx—Ta moderate donund; > WiISK y--31.16, Kansas City Markets. KANSAS City, Mo, Muy WiteAT Thara. cash, 0ici May, e bid; No. Coix—Highers No, 2 ensh and May, 4750, OArs--Quivt; No. 2 cash, 40i¢; May, 414¢ STOCKS AND BONDS, W Youk, May 2.~The stock market to- day lost its confident, buoyant tone which Wik 80 pronounced in the latter part of the woek und prices renc 1 trom the bigh points reached last week., The dowaward moves ment, however, was slow and progress fnsig- nin the active stocks, while the lst displayed only insignificant 1t was n notavle featureof the mar- ket that the stocks like St. Paul and Rock Islund, which are suppossd to be so thor- oughly chiqued that thesr fluctuations are under complete control, were us weuk as the remainder of the list. The was more than usual of late, confined W a few stocks, and the halt dozon leaders furnished about half of the t The selling in the marke business done nsactions was agaln apparently lurgely for foreign ae- count and ive 1 not only the buoyancy of the muriet but the trading as well. The movement w ked by the continual out- B0 of gold. There was a lower upening ai- thouzh the losses were confined to small tric- tlons and the early demand was sufficient to cnuse a rally which brought part of the list up to something better than Saturday’s final prices. The furtherexpectol shipments, how- over, proved too much for the buying power with the selling by both the forelzners and th west which realized to some extent on the vances of the latter portion of last week. 1o market continued to drop under these condi- e un of the day, but remained un from 1 tures of inte granzers and especially St active within nurrow limits. Repo that the movement of gold “wonld not be as larze us expected after all, rallied slightly. The up- ird movenent lacked vigor, However, the markot finally clos d quiet but heavy ut about the lowest figures. the final chunges in all cases being for smull fractions only, Railroad bonds were dull as us gonerally ste L with a ly tone, but Atchison fncomes and - Orcgon fmprovement fs were woak. The transactions rewched 20,000, but while this idely distributed there was no feature of interest develop Government bonds have State bonds have | Petrole: n dull and firw, e steady. d steady, but declined 1t ella smull amount for the Later the market rallied '§ wnd became d remained so until the close. nusylvania ofl, spot and June, opening at 68%: highest. 68 lowest, 674 closing, 673, Limn oil opened ab 16 highest. 164: 10w- est, 103 closed, 10%. Total sales, 20,000 bar- rols. The following are the closing quotations for tho leading stocks on the New York stock ex- chinpge today western proforr ann LI Hauto, do preforred...... American Exprews BCR &N ... |0 preferroa % 284 | Ohlo & Missisalppi. “ 11| do proferrod 494 Ontarlo & W 808 Oregon Ches. & Ohlo do Iat preforr do2nd preferred Chicago & Alton corim, Dec. Pittsburg. |Pullman Palace N | Reading .. | Roek Ialunii 5774 St L. & 8. S 83| dopreforra I {8t Minn, & 3 20\ | St. Paul & Omay | do preforred Lonn. Coal & Tron.. i | Texas Pacitic. ... ite ol & 0. Con. prefd’ 78 i Unlon Del, T & W.. D. & R East Tenn.... do Iat proferrod do 2d preferrod. ... Erlo. .. do proferrod. .. Fort Wayne... .. Chl. & East. 100 Hocking Valley Houston & Texas Hilinols Central. ... |US, Expr Duluth |W. 8t L& P dowg bl " dopr oang N Wells-Fargo Ex.. 10 do preferre: Lake Bhore, ¥ Loulsvillo & Nash. ] Loulsvillo & Now A, M & C | Western Unlon. 100% | Am. Cottor |ontarlo Quickslivor., |4 @0 preforred |8utr a0 preforred Minn. &St L. do preferred Bulwer. ! 5 Missourl Paci + 8% Rich. & W. P Tor. . Moblle & Ohlo 4lig| Wisconsin Contral Nashvillo Chatt N.J. Contral.. . ' Norfolk & Weit pid.. bty |1 . Northern Paciic..... 264 |Sugnr Trust doproforred... .| i | Southern Py U. . Denver & Gaif, 19| Ore. 8. 1. & Utah N+ The total sales of stocks to-duy wore 25,712 sharos including Atchison 16,50, Delnwiire Lk & Western 17,700 Loulsville & ushville 5,580, Missourl Pucific B4 rthern ucltic, proforred, 6,207, St. Paul 76,000, Unlon Pacific 8,10, "7 Financial Review. EW YORK, May 25.—The Post says: The st market was more active, and the specu- latlon was Influcaced by the two groups of cireumistances in opposite directions. First, the news frow every part of the world was very fuvorable regarding the much needed rains. On this prospect Chleago is bullish o the granger stocks and s an notive buyer, The favorable bank statement on Saturday Instead of tho untavorabla one that was gon- erally expectod, and the gradually tnereasing public disposition to effeet an fmportant ad- vance in stocks and an increase of speculation generaliy, helped to put nearly all the active stocks 4 to % above Saturday's elosing prices betore 10:30 lock this morning. On the e hand, the exchanze warket was or, and the impression wa Increased that there will be more gold ex- ports this wevk. Money” i really chouper London, but the Buuk of Englind s afrald o ruducs the rate of discount, for fear {hut In the searcity of gold that It Is expected be ciused by the return How to the United Statos the gold will ugain bo drawn out of the of Enginnd; consequontly Bank of land and the Loudon Join ks are discussing the proper course of sustaining the rates for money in London by the \suul i ficlal expedients. ways D o check speculutiol 1t nfl on the London stock murket this morning was vory murked nnd unmistakable. The varly London cables wore all 1y nt lower than the clostng fizures here nght, and London wis i free seller of ail the specialties unasu- lly dealt in there. The effect of this wiis thit by 11 o'elock y advanees wore Tost und n;:mqh‘m{:n | Il all Inlli‘nh'w stocks, which ure sustulned exclusively by speculation hore and In Chicago, ¥ Ry pouiabion Lok Bk Olear: New Youk, May 25.~Cloarings, 865.008,07 balunces, §,4i7,716, $15,610,300; bal- l BosToN, Muy 25,~Clearin, bills and §4.51% for sight drafts, The Monesy Market, NEW Youk, May 23, NEY ON CALL rango trom ¥ last loan closing it ME MERUANTIGE PAPER-314707 ner cont. RLING EXCHANGE—Qulet ~ but firm at { for sixty-day bills and #1873 for do- T8 4u e T MK & i | U B 5o 119 | Mutial Unlc dles. ol 10) ). Cont Int 449, eoupons 101 | Norih Pacific ds of 9511 | Loulsiana Stamp i3 #tg Nor Tennessee N. 8. 6s...101 | do debe 4o ow L0 S L LM, o i Ty St L &8 F Connda Soathiorn 244 15 ° |8t Paul consols Central Pacific 1sta.. 107 8t & I lnts D & KRG, 1sts, TN T PL G Tr ot o 4 Ll Bl T P K G T ot D& RGWoat 15405 5| Unlon Pacitie Tsts.. Erioads 100 WestSHORQ. ..o en Market. The followinz wora stoeks in the Boston Boston Stocs BOSTON, Muss,, May 25, the closinz prices on stock market today : & Topeka. . il 1T ) &AILARY L. 00 | K @ Main 193 |Oseaol . Chi. e & Giincy | s Quiney . Flint & | 22t Santa K eipper Mas 157 Pamarack i Moyl com. " Wi Anniston Land (¢ 51 NoY i & N. England and’ Common o prd . Wi, Cont $aty Sun Diewo <t Kl Loadon Stocks, LONDON, Muy 25— p. m. elosing: w01, ney. o B e g %018, account 110 Moxiean O:d. 001 A1 <10 St Paul common. L Tty 102 "IN Y. Centenl 105 24 Roading, isriviloN a0 Mexiean Cent new s Barsilver 4444 por o Monoy i per o rates of dissount In open marke hoth short and three mon Bank of England Bullion. Loxnoy, May Amount of bullion gone Intothe Bank of England on balance today Wit £56,000, Paris itentes, PAwis, May 25.—Three per eent rentes, 0 8ie for the account. De Col., xeliane Mining Stocks. pric Aok Awity.... Argonait Hallaral 1egler 10 [Justico 4 [Losal Tendo Little Rula.... Mautehloss. May Mazeppi - Morning O0r0 ... ¥ Rk tosl rkocon. i Ieod National . Rthito SAN FRANCISCO. Cali., Mo closing quotations Were is follow: Alta. i, Bulwer . L0 (Potos Bost & Heicher.."! (i ‘,\n\'nn 25.~Tho official for mining stocks toduy Hodie Consolidated., 105 [Slerra Nevad Ar.. .l 260 [Unton Con... Cala. & Va.. . 11873 | Utah .. Crown Point. 10 uld & Cur & Nor Mexicun. Mono... ket The fol- low. “The 1l and sales small in amount. lowing bids were made on cul 924 M. Breen. ... @0 4| Pat Murphiy. ity Central Sily 2 |Silver Age.. Littlo Albert. 104 | Ellzabeth Montrose.... @ Yuma' ... Mount Key New York Mining Quotations. NEW Youk, May 25—’ closing mining stoc! Deadwiod The Sugar Marke York, May 25, —SuGAR—Raw, firm and uetly finin NEw fulrly fugnis 0 tost. s, 12,000 bugs centrifi: tostand New 'York af 35-16¢, and 2400 bugs centrifugal 3 test and Philadelphia Refined. quiet, lower; No. 6, §%c; N i 8, d%es No. 6, 3 0-100; No. 10, 5t No. 11, 8 7-16c: No. 12, 83¢; off A, 16ae would A, 43c; standird A, 4 3-160; powdered, 4%c; granuluted, 4lqe: cubus, $15c, New York Dry ois Market, NEW Yonrk, My —Trade in dry goods openeld with a fai; nand und good “Indicu- tions for the week. Salos of plain and coiored cottons were very ch woolen articles as flannels, blankets '8 £00ds hive been pluced well under co tract for the coming season. Stocks are lighter everywhere. The tone of the murket freo in soule instances and nd o our prices mporting count i W8 Focomment: o ing on 1 F1eEnipts of corn caused froo The ndviced fire that the recolpts Wil cantinue Iiherul Ydr the next week or two, This may have its iffwence to break prices n Httle more. The petee! would bo high on the large crop, but this wedid not have and on such o heavy declindfve ean only suy buy it on any weakness. Prodisions were qulot from the ning until thowjose. with light fluctuas ons. CHICAGO, May 25.~W. G. McCormick & Co., to F. C. '§ & Co—After the close of ‘chang rdag it deve oped thut the lonz expect luction of 2 franes per 100 Kilos had actually been made in the French dut result of this, coming ns wrzely ovarsold, was to it did on advince °8 at the opening this morning. nithougn muny diseussed the question us to market or to the ca- n great whether it should advance our break those of Franee. According bles of toduy the French market hus Indicating that the effcet of this re duty hiad already been discounted. Liverpool alios wdon turned dearer, jer on spot ' reports of ive I, but wheat. Sonio whoat we ) Kansas Iy ered fted. Recelpis nt points wer 10,000 busheis, shipi 30,000 bushels, Th small decr in the visible was u disap- ment 111 und broke the market eted und closed hat, but it quickly re A strong undertone, Corn und oats 'reactive and higher than Saturduy. strength. however, procecded from covering of shorts ‘rather than from purchases for long nccount and was a nutural result of an oversold market, Receipts of corn arc larze and are liable to continue so throughout the month. On lar: pts of hoes the provision market op L but the deeline wis taken advan ¢ tWo or thres loealbears to cover lurge Tines of shorts. The result a fair reaction and rather o fiem closing, - A little further reaction is pos- st eIt crain continuesstrong, but the Hguld ationof jong stull by outside holders 1s so cut uch of an adva CHicago, M 1 will be” diffeult to accomplish Sennett, Hopkins & Co - A MeWhorter: The rally at the openi L nitueal renction fron conditions 0 Lin Saturday's market letter. On the advince there wis free roalizing 18 longs are too thnid to refuse profits when offered, and bears took wd vantage of the selling (o' raid the market again, The demand which spranz up for Juiy, undertise for L Wi 4 SUrprise o room traders who had generally taken short side. The rally was sharp and th near the ton for the day, Bears are so sive and hulls o timid that wheat will b ably bea sale for a turn on bulges fora time, but the short int stis Hable to take fright onany influential bulls and it would seem quiteassafe to buy it on the breaks, Onr 1P correspondent writes that distin- 1 European statistic | estimates tht itries Wil requice 35,0000 /0 than exporting countries will be s to supply from the new erop. London news estimates the French e 050,000, whout double the amount figured by anothet authority lnst week. Evidontly thero 15 4 good deal of foose guessing and this leaves the trade at s and un d what course to tuke. Production of less than ono million in the visible w Isuppointment. but us the quantity on ¢ and likely to quickly disappe ient should bushels mor al op 121~ SHOW it conspien . Visiblo stocks are now 4l one hundred and firty thousand loss 4 Reserves in fivst hands bel much smaller. while the foreig nsumptive denand s Turger than at this season for years, « onts —As suggested in the lastlet Interestod i these grains tried to cover and found offerin the result was a sub- antial advance, though it is doubtrul if the or the shorts rtinterest hus been materially reduced, Contidence in lower pricos is 5o strong that It Wil take something outof the ordinary o put bears “to flight. ~ We would rather be short on these - grains than on wheat, but would “avoid the shcrt side ' exc « vronounced bule Provis'ons—Lonzs ¢ 0 seil and shorts 1o cover; the st | saved e mar- ket fron Tt shows weikness that noadvince was made after so great n brenk on the riso of 2 in corn, but the week's ex- ports as compared with the corresponding week lust year shows a’smull increase in pork und bacon” and a decrense of §,2%0,000 pounds Ot lard. ONAHA LIVE STOCK OMAnA, May 25, of cattle 513 aturdiy and 144} narket was slo s butehe eders Were unchanged. quality celpts 15 poor. Good stock would command Strong prices Hoas—Oflicinl vis of hows 213 s compured with 4.7 Saturday and 2,600 Mon- day of lust week. The market wus active and Lie lower. ~All sold, Tho ranze- of the prices paid wus § 3. the bulk selling at 4100415, Lizht. $1.0504.15: hoavy, 84.150 435 mixed, #4.1024.15. The averaws of the prices paid was $4.15 48 compured with $4.22 X ¥ and 2.50% Monday of lnst week —Official _receivts of sheep 405, as compaurad with 638 Saturday, Nutives, shorn, $.000 westerns. shorn, $2.7525. Receipts and Disposition o Sto . OMelal recelpts and dispogition of stock ns shown by the books of the Union stockyurds compuny for the twenty-four hours ending at so'clock p. m. May 25, 1801, RECEIPTS, HOGE, CATTLE—Officlal receivts v compared with LIl RS o C Head | DISPOSITION. ~Buyers | Cattlo. Swirt & Co he Cudahy Picking Shippers and feeders, Lefuover.... Total Kepresentauve Sales, STEERS, No. Av. Pr. No.Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 15.. 610 $305 121060 § 065 G0..Lw1 § %0 1..960 4065 b7.. 1186 4 90 cows. 4.7 1% 1100 235 COWS AND HEIFERS, 5., 804 365 CALVES, 1.7 500 1. 180 500 1. 150 325 STOCKENS AND FEEDERS, shows considerab 1gth. stry w York Coffee Options. New Youw, May 5 —Cofoo options opened steady and ‘unchanged to 10 points up clos- ing steady at 5@ up, Sales. 10,500 bugs. in- cluding .{luv. $17.05; June, #17.55 #1785 August, 816.00716.05;' 5 October, $15.60¢015. Spot Rio, dull; fuir curgoe ‘The Coffee Market. SANTOS, May 25.—Coffee, good average, 10,000 re.s per 10 kilos. Receipts during the woek, 22,000 bngss purchases for the United States, shipments for the United States, Stoek, 71,000 bag Miscellaneous Marke NEW Youk, May 25.—PETROLEUM—Steady and quiet: united closed at 67%c for June, COrTON SEED OIL—Dull and steady; crude off grades, 25w2e; yollow, 4 @bie, FALLOW—Quiot; “elty 200 for pkgs.) 4G 5 1-10 team, common to TURPENTINE—Dull and weak @8e. P16 Lion ~Quiet: American, $16 018,00, Ooreei —Neglocted; lake May, $12.0), LEAD—Nom nal; domostic, $4.4 Quiet und steady; straits, §2. N, May CALCUTTA rer. ED OIL—22 per ewt. E=Spirits. 208 6d per ewt. NSEED r. Louts, ) Langenburz Brothors to Cockrell Brothers—The following is the 1ge of prices on ths market tofay: GOMMODITY | Open | 1t | 1%, | Ciowe, | 8ii 1 T o) oobe| | wesg| ey wn| ome| s o] e m g " NEW Yonk nett, Hopkins & Cc to S A, Stock market hus vecn in the hunds of the traders throughout he duy. “Ihe operations for London uccount % 180 by the trading class, These as locul operators sold stocks In the fo s woll n and bought some b in the afternoo; ho otherwise been feuture oss, It er, hud u steady undertone, St Kook Ialund being well supported, The increase of $18.000 in St. Panl earninzs tor the third week in- May is quite satisfactory. Western crop udvices are most encournging and are adding to the size of the zrowing cir- cle of the frlends of western stocks. Tho quur- terly dividend has been declured on lend trust, and these certificatos have recovered all the 1oss they mude last weel when rumors were rife thut o dividend, would not be pula, Sterling exchunge has been firm, and i lot of 800,000 gold hus boen taken for shipment by Wednesduy's steamer. The previously re- ported reduction of 15d in the price puld by the bank of England for American oagles his been confirmed, but the fienness In exchunge it probable thut there will bo furthor shipments of gol CnicaGo, Muy 2. —Logan & Co. to Toneray & Bryan. — Crop udviees, with the exdep- tlon of & few countles in southern Kunsas, ure all thut could be ex- pected. The demand for cush wheat Is not very urgent. The undertono of this murket Is sirong and we feel confident in present values until we secure the growing erop. Couw- N — 20.. 685 335 20.. 048 42215 No. Av, Pr. Pr. 8183 120 84 05 £ 15 4. 120 405 415 K., 405 415 8. 410 115 410 417 410 4174 410 42) 410 42 42 4314 4 4 425 415 42 415 BHEEP, Chicago Live Stock Mar CiIcAGO, Miry 2 —[Spectal BEg.I-Eight thousand of the 12,000 estimtod lo were ved toduy." About four sund wo m Texas. The natives on consist aly of common to fuir grides, such as recontly hiuve boen selling at prices ranging downward from #.50, Of cattle that were uttractive to exporters and castern buyers, offerings were notiably few for the first day of the week, and us eustern and foreign advices were not unfivorable, seilers hid slightly the best of the' situation. There was Tittle wetunl ndvanee; but there was o firnor tone. For any thing 1ot good enough for sniy pers’ use sellers had, t0° content {hemuolyos With " lnst week's ' Glosing prices, thoush in thut class also’the feollng was pressed than for some duys p ¥ a0, of quotatfons w There trades urognd ¥, but prices e took the bulk. COWs dnd helfoers wore d ut #1.50624. shipping steers 44000 and stockers apd feedors at $2.00664.51. s 0f Texas cuttld Were on a basis of $1.50 ot pen very auspiciously in hows in view of the SEYBre shrinkuge in viiues during the lust wéek, The magnitude of today's recelpts Wik & AUFDEISo (0 Cverybody. Buyers were shy and holders o 11Ltle wodk knced, as & result of Which there was o recess slon of prices. First siles of the morning d1d not show more than & nickel off from Satur- duy's quotation, but luter trading was at u ae- cline “of 1G5, the market closing st #0045 for poot 10 eI hewvy wnd med fum welghts and #1445 for 1ight.” Bu tited o vay niore thun 3.5 offerings, and that was the uny time afters o'clock, tho runge at whieh most of the done, The murket was more the close, but pric vl proy CATTL Recelp! shipme y 1 SEFONR; export by 485 Texuns, © HoG8 -~ Recolpts, 50,000; shipments, 12,000; rket active, firmi prime heavy ana butch- ' welghts, $HA5UAS5: ixea wna packers, H0a04.45; Light, #.2585.25; skips und rough, RO, nERP—Roceipts, 0,000, shipments, rkot nctive, stendy; prime niatives, 85.2x0 5405 wosterns, 85,1/ good to common ni- tives und westerns, $L.20@5.10; Lexuns, §.2540 5.10; lumbs, $6.5067.00. New York Live stock Market. NEW YORKMMay 25.—~BEEVES—Recelots, 7,108 head, noluding 88 cars for salo; nativo steers, 0.0253@6.45; Texans and Colorados, #4.50@5.5; DAY, MAY 6, 1891 teady beeves: rocelpta, i voals, 85.50@0.50; at 8g@oxce; 21 hoad ; buttor; Recolpt 4,00 head; mark: dull at #4.4.@5.40. Kansas City ve Stock Market, KANSAS Crry, Mo., May 25, —Cattle—Recol 2650 | shipments, 1780 head; Best ste others dull and rs, feod Ho head all Y. 00; cows, $2.254.40: T8, #2.00004, stoe 10_nead; shipnien ¢ Jower; bulk, 8 market, dull and weak. St. Louis Live Stock Market. 81, Louis, Mo, May 2.—OATTLE—Rocoipts, 4,000: shipments, 1,500; mnrkot stoady faney native steers, #4.00@60.10; To Indliins, 8200050 Hoos HOLESALE Vegetable: —Per dozen bunches, 025, Per bushel box, #2.2 IENR CAULIFLOWER OMAHA RADIsH PEAS boX, 7 or dozon, 2, PorAtors from the store, T0e@#1.00, LErtuce--Chiolee stock, $3@i0c, ASPARAGUS—Home grown stock, 50@60e per dozen NEW POTATORS -Per |b, 91 OUTHERN X; string, & Tor ONTONS -1 3 TOMATOES -Southern stock, bushel boyes, i fanev, orute, 6 haskets, $4,00 per crate Otk PLANT--Por'ih, CueumnRs -Por dozen, 1 NEW BERTS—Por aozen, Se CABBAGE-Californin stock, per 1b, 2 soathern, per erate, £.50, Fresh Fraiis, 08 Angeles, 55: Riversid i8S Per doz, ~The market |s OO Shipping stoek, L MONs—Cholce stock, per box, #6.50; .0, BANANAS—Per bunch, #50@3.00 for fa stock for shippin « EN GOOSEBERRIES Wirx 15 bushel box, r bunch, 20 ORANGES San Dicgo, 2 3,00, practically out of ney 2U-quart .25 2,50, Country pduce, BurteEr—Bulk of tair to Kkood country but- ter going at W lie HAY=Best upland. 812,00 per ton Fias—Goneral market, Ihei some sules at 1 Povirry—Cholee 1ive hens, #00; roost ol mixed. €006 good spring chicke 0. Flour, Omaha Mililng On. Reliance Patent, Patent. $2.80; Lone Star Snowiluke, #..0; Fan £1.00; Superia- Fumily, Invineibl tiv X “T. Duvis Mill Co., High Patent No. 1 and 2.85; Blue D, 'tull ) 200; Huwk If putent. &2.40; . patent 8,003 Miunesotu Patent Kin | Wheat. pat 1t patent, £2.6). % Giman's Gola Medal, Snowflake, £2.20; low gr (05 chopped foed, #2600 lative, 2.0, s I now White, £1.60; Minnesota 's Small in size, ereat n results: Little Early Risers. tion, best for Stomach. DeWitt! Best pill for Constipa Sick Headache, best for Sour THE REALIY MARKED TRUMENTS placed on 501, rezord May 25, WARRANTY DE! John Chollman o E A Roeh) blk 4. Kountze & Ruth's ....... Grabl 00N and 4, '\ blk #1,000 cine SRR G A Lindquest and ' wite to i L w ch. Jots & 0, 12, 1t 2. 21, 24, 25 and 26, bik 1, and lots 6 and 7, bIK 16, Rose Hill Peter Lurson and wife' to Lars Lurson, n 1, Jot 8, blk 24, Boyd's add............ Lazaros and wife to Swmuel Bear, lots 8§, 0, 17, 34, bik 1, Hofman Terra ¥ Pioneer 4.400 40) 800 company ‘1o Chirist einert, lot 28, bik 16. Benningto o0 same, lot 20. blk 6, same......... 112 hrig to Augustay Chollman, e 1§ blk 4, Kountze & Ruth’s add...... &0 South'Omana land company to 3 J Blanchard, lot 4, blk 13, South Omiha 400 George Sautier and wife to Mary Ring, und t lot 12, bik 2, 8 E Roger's ndd 1,450 Frank Sautter and wife to Thomus Rin-, und % of lots 10 and 11, blk 10. und lot 3, bIK 14, South Omuha, ) Henry St Felix and wifé ‘to "Wiilfim Conner, 1ot 8, bik 22, Wilcox’s 2d wad 800 Jumes Thomus to W H Hall, lots 2, 13 and 16, bik 20; 1ot 7, blk 28; und lots 1.2, 12 and 13, bk, Florence. 3,685 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. H J Cubley et al to 8 § Wiley. lot 1 and und s of 1ot 8, blk 50; lot 1, blk 31 lot 5, bik 613 lots 2 4 and 5 and und % of lot 8, blk 62; 10ts 3 and 4. bik 65, Florence. , 1 W H Hall'to American waterworks come ny. 10ts 2, 3.4, 11 and 16, blk 20; lot 7, ; und 's of lots 1 and 2, 12 and 13, and lot 17, blk &, Il 1 S L Wiley to Ameriean wit, pny. fots 1,3 and &, bik 12: lot 1, bilc ot 5, ik 61F lots2,%. 5 a lots 3 and 4, bik 65" Fiore ey 1 P A Whitlock toS L Wiley, lots 1, 9 and 4, bik 12, Florence ......0". .. Henry Gilson and wife to Richurdson & blk 2, Mt Dou dd; lot Milfer, lot 7, s 0, Redick’s Grove; lots 2 and 22, Daven- Ort's sub.. ... Sy 5 W Pritz to Martha Pritz, ot 7, bik 140; lot 4, blk 65, Florence. .. 100 Y0781 Total amount of transfers.. . acietol i dly The entering wedgo of a complaint that may prove fatal is often a slight cold. which adose or two of Aver's Cherry Pectoral might have cured at the commencement, It would be weil, therefore, to keep the ren.edy within reach at times. — PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, H. A, Nolte of Lincoln is at the Dellone, J. J. Imhoff of Lincoln is at the Millard. P. A. Wells of McCook is at the Dellone. W. T. Scott of Kearney is at the Paxton, N. C. Shickley of (ieneva is at the Paxton. A. W. King of Falis City is at the Dellone, D. E. Thompson of Lincoln is at the Pax- ton. E. L. Reed of Weeping Water is at the Paxton. A. D. Sears of Fremont is a guest at the Dellone. Loran Clark of Albion is a guest at tho Dellone, F. D. Hollingsworth of Hastings is at the Millard. H. 0. Guthrie of Kearney is a guest at the Millard, Mus, Stanley and child of Hastings aro at the Millard. H. A. Greenwood and H. B. Ware of Wy- more are at the Murray. H. B. Jeffries and J W. Goodhard of Elk- horn are at the Dellone, H. W. Scott and_George W. Updike of Holdrege are at the Paxton. C. P. R. Williams, J. R. Alter_and Byron Stanbery, leading eitizens of Grand Isfand, called upon Tie Bee yesterday, Mr. Will: inms suld Grand Island was boomink; that the crop prospect was never better; that 2,50 acres of sugar beets in Hall county give promise of a rich return; that business is ood and will bo better. IF YU KNEW how easy it was 10 rd yourself of face pimples and blotches, you would take a few bottles S, S. S. and remove them. HER FACE HER FORTUNE, “I wasannoycd fora yer with pim ples and blotches on the face. I con. sulted prominent physians and ure | different kinds of advertised meli cines without any benolit. Finally 1 tred Swift s Specifie, and the smootl- ness of my skin was completely re- stored by the use of a few bottles.’ CHA LOTIE RANDOW, Thalia Theator, New York City, BOOKS ON BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES FREE, 1Tux Swirr Spxcivio Co,, Atlanta, Ga including 00 cars for sale, DUS, 5,150 head; shipments, 3003 alr to s and s shipients, 1,000 lowe: avy, H45@4.55; mixed, 4,00 1ght, $4.2004.35, MARKETS, per 15 bushel il Home grown stock In small lots $1.50 por 1§ bushel ver box; case, CALIFORNIA CHERIIES--Per 10-1b box. 2,25 rs Manufhcturers A, H. Perrigo & Co, Al Makes, A1l Prices, Al 1815 Douge Stree Omaba Republi Law Uriefs, bank suppll el Printers, binders, clect 1116 owar.t BOOT! Charles A, Goe & 0o, Manuf turers wad job- bers. 1100 Howard atroot. nam & Hurta, 1212 1arney stroot, Omahia, __BOXES, John L, Wilkio, Omaha paper box fastory 15171310 Dozl Orders promptly fillo 1, oaman, s Largost Varloty NS AND CARRIAGES CARPETS. Omaha Carpet Co., Carpets, oft cloths, mat- tings, curtatn goods,oto. 1511 Douglas strest. West & Fritscher, Manufacturers fino clgars Johbers 1011 M tobaeco ram stroo Omaha Coal, Coke and Lime Co. TIard and soft eoal, & 1. Cor. 1ith wal Doug- e strants Mount & Griffin, 2058, th stroot, Omaha, Neb, ~Ackermann Bros, & Heintao, Williams, Van Aer- | OMAHA "ad Jobbers” DIRECTORY. BICYOLES. | M. 0. Daxon, || Bleyeles €01d on Monthly ayments, 100714 Farnam 8t., O BOOK BINDERS & STATIONHRS . can Printing Co,, and eversthing in the ¢ lne, 10th and Douglas streots, ity pors, blank book manu facturers, stroot, Omaha, ———— e AND SHOHES, Kirkendall, Jones &Co Wholesalo Manufactur's Agents for Hoston Rub. ber Shoo Co., 1102, 103, and 105 Harney St | W, V. Morse & 0 ! Rhoe Faet ‘ and Donglas ste, Omn. Corner 11th | HUI“UH BRS. h Lonis Heller, Butchors and Packary Toola & Sinplios. Boof, | moe & shan ensings. BUGGILS, DTHING. Gilmors & Ruhl, Manufactarers & Whole wnle Clothio: 1109 Harney St, CIGARS. _———— COAL, COKE, BC. | Ooutant & Squiras, Hardand soft conl shlp Dors 1008 Enfnim st Gna P. H. Mahoney & 0>, Hard Soft. Ofices 813 N. 16th and cor. 10th and Douglas sts, Caal American Fuel Co. Bhippors and dealors la anthracito and bita- Inous coal. L5th stroot. Howell & Oo, 2178, 14th stroot, i Omaha, Neb. Nebraska Fuel 0, 2138, 15th streot, Omaha, Neb. Manufac tred Tron Cornlce. Window caps, metalic lights ete. Dodge St ky- J. Johnson & Co., 2168. 13th streay, Omaha, Neb M. E. Smith & Co,, Dry goods, furnishing goods, notions. Cor. 11th and Howard sts. Wolf Electrical Co. Illustrated Catalogue freo, 1614 Capitol Avenue. Martin Co., Corner Jonos and 9th sts. Omaha, Neb. CORNICE. Eagle Cornice Works irers ofGalvan- 1110 ana 1112 | ELEOTRICAL SUPPLIES, Parlin, Orendorff &| T. G. Northwall, Johuson Bros., 014 Farnam Sireet, Owahr, F. Ruemping Gulvanized ircn cornices, Dormer windows, o | caps, fin inls cte iron and siate ro 811 Farnam OEMENT AND LIME. Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Goods Co. Dry goods, notlons! gents furnishing goods. Corner 11th_and larney Dotralc Ay ra ELE TR0 MITR and Goneratatio I, A Kiney, Gen | Ag | BRGNDY. Life B0 General western agont Skandin Plow Co., 1540-1351 Sherman ave. Broken Bow Roller Milling Go., Oftice and warehouse, 1012 . 16th stroot. FLOUR. R. T. Davis Mill Co, €.G. Underwood, Manager at Omaha. Cor.5th and Jackson sts. 8 F. Gilman, 1014 N, 16th strot. C.E. Black - Manager. Omaha Milling Co,, Merchant Millers, Oftice and M1l 1513 North ) Street., Dewey & Stone Fur- niture Co,, Furniture and carpets, 1116-1119 Farnam streot, Oarpenter Paper Co., carry a full stock of printing, wrapplog and Iting paper, card pa- per, ote. " FUR, WOOL, HI Geo, Oberne & Co., 6138, 1ith stroet, Omaha. GENTS' FURNI Jobbers and Importers of notlc 1 furnisiiog RO00Y, 1111 Howard stre: Konnard Glass and Paint Co., 1408-1412 Harney Oualia, N roat. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Beebe & Bnny;n Fur- niture Co. Buccossors to C.A, Beebe « 0. Graco and Lith Sts. PAPER. DES, TALLOW. SHING GOODS. Schueider & Loomis, | J. T. Robinson Notioa Go, furnishing gooty 'O celobrated brant Uhutkskin v arally, pante, shirts. conts, ot Cor. 12th ana Howard sts. Genty' —_—e oo GLASS, PAINT, OIL AND DRUGS. J. A, Fuller & Co,, 1402 Douging Steasty Omaha. William Cummings, | 617 and 619 Bouth 16tk Bt. Omaha, Paxton & Gallagher, | 706-711 8. 10th stroat, Omaha, Neb, D. M. Steele & Co., 1201-1205 Jones strect, Omaha, Neb, Allen Bros,, 1114 Harney streot, Omaba, N Blake, Bruos z J, W00-908 Leavenworih st Omalin, Nob, — e GROOCERIES, Meyer & B.aa;(: 5 106-1405 Hnrney steoot, Omaha, Nev, 8loan, Johnson & Co, b and Leavenworth stroots, Omalis, Neb, i(cOofll; Brady & Co,, 15th ana Leavenworth, Omaba, Nebraska. | Toneray & Bryan, ___GUNVOWDER. Hugh @ Clark, onl Wostern Agont of Dupont's Sporting Gun. Powdor, Atins high explo- wive, Blasting caps, fuse. | y st GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. 8. A, MoWhorter, Broxors, gfain, provistons 412 1t Natl Bank, Broke fy und stocks. " {15 8. 1ith” Private. wires to New St Private wire to Chl-| York, Chioago and | St 80,8t Touls and New| Louls. . Cash . graln | York buukhit for all markets, Cockrell Bros,' | Brokees, Privato wires o New York, Chie St Lonis. Speeln ton given to b on gratn. st N ———— HARDWARBE, Rector & Wilhelmy Oo| Gee-"lark-Andreoson Hardwars Co,, CuikhiR, 1108-1110 Tlarney strooy y uuhia N IRON WORKS, ferling y n anlt:::‘ \‘\[V vrf( tling | Omaha fafo & Iron on Worlks Wrouht and eadt tron Works, bullding work, engines, | Manut'es fira and brass work, genoral | Droof safes, vau foundey, ninching i n shutt bluckemith work. U, B Ry and 170 st Cor. 10th and Jackson sts nrglae s, Jail Acksonsts Wilson & Drake, MCg tubular flues, fire box bollers, tanks, et. nd 10th siraots, William Darst, Lianor Mor 1 ! Iiquors and Cl & Enst India Bittors, R. R, Grotte, Tmporter and Jobbor of and Liguors, 110 nam St | lists licatton, | 1205 Douglas Strcot L. Kirscht & Co, Wholosale Ligaor Dy 1915 Farnam 8t. Omaha Frank Dellone & Uo Liquors ana 1ine No- vadn Cigars, Friok & Herberts Wholesile Liquorheaters 1001 Farnam Streot {- 08 8 100N St BER. John A, Wakefiold, Imported Ameriean, Port ardwood Lumber, Innid Coment, Milwaukea Hydran Cement and 1810 North 16th Stront. | a1, Oharles R, Lo, |Wyatt - Bullard Lum= Hardwood lumber, wood earpets and puarquet Hooring 9th and Douglns, ber Co, 20t and Lzard Streots, Cady & Gray, Lime, com Lonis Bradford, Lummb, €or, 0th and Dougls 123 Douglas streot —————— e MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. nt, cte., ete ime, cemont,ota 0. L Oberfelder & o, Millinery, Notion Importers and Jobbers in Cloaks, Bto Millinery. 208,210 and 212 Kouth 11th 110-118 8. 16th St., Omaha str _— MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS, ETO Max Meyer & Bro. Co. A, Hospe, Jr, Ml Jowelors, dealers 10 | pianas, Organs, Artiste musicnl” {nsiriinicats, TR Farnam n G 1513 Douglas Street. N —_— OILS, | COonsolidated Tank Line Co. Refined and lubrieating oils, axle groase, A. I Bishop, Mal PRODUOE, COMMISSION, —E;fll>el & Sm'th, Schroedsr & 0o, Doalers in country prod- [Cash buyers butter an1 uce, fruits, vegetables, | eggs, and general S Alon mérehan 1207 Howard street. 425 South 11th stroet. Robert Purvis, |E, B, Branch & Co,, iTHowacd abent, Produce, frults of all Wilte, for prioas on bt Kinida, oystor; ter, oxis, bouitey | 12t Howard stroon Kirschbraun & Sons, Jas, A, Clark & COo, Butter exgs ana poultry (Butter, choown, ogay 1200 Howard streot. 609 South 13th street. SRt h Oo., Williams & Oross, Countty prod Produce and fralty specialtl ete. 4l 1214 Harney stroot. I. Randazzo & Son, 211 South 12th Street. Forelgn & Domestie Frults Florldn Oraticos & Siclly Fruits. Braneh bouse, T N. Peters 8t, New Orl'ns RUBBER GOODS3, ETO. —- oeveeede il L L, Omaha Rubber Oo,, Manufacturing and Job- borsal kinds rubbar 1005 Fafncn stroot. SEEDS. et Ml S Emarson 8sed 0o, o0 wrowers, doors 1 Kardan, grass, Kraid 1o tren voo g 421-42) South 15th. T - SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, E !0, el ) L R I M. A, Dishrow & Co., | Boha Sash & Door Uo, M facturers of sash, [ Manufacturers of moald~ ngs, blluds, doors, 16th and l"lnrl stroots, SYRUPS. STOVES, Farrell & Company, D.lfl‘y-mehrid; Wholosale manfacturers |Stova Manufao'g 0o, 83T Y, mo1a340s A4 vinegars, Manufastur'g stoves an1 217210 South 8ih atroot. | oy o S0 — TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, CIGARS. Consolidated Coffos Company, e 4 and 1416 rney it Omala, A —_—— STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES U. 8, Wind Engino & | A. L. Strang & Sons, Pump Uo,, ay wind mills, 91§ | 1002-100¢ Farnam stroel ] i Ouaha, Nob. &3 ‘]‘S)Y. 3 | BILLIARDS, H. Hardy & Co | The Brunswiok-Balke Toys, dolls, alburus, fancy Vllender Co, Koods, house furnishing | Billara u;;-rrlulng;*lr'.'o. Koods, children's car- . aloon okl Flages. 1319 Farnamat, | 47 040 Tkt atroot SOUTH OMAHA. UNION, STOCK YARDS CO, - - LIMITED. "LIVE 8.00K 0O /MISSION. A. D, Boyer & Co e Bullding, — outh Omabia. fok s 8. J. Coffman, 8mley | Hunter & Green, & bu" %0 Exchange Bullding 2 Exchange Bullding Bouth Omaha. South Oman. P. T. HUGHES, WHOAESALE CASH COMMISSION MERCHANG 4 Market Liroet, Denver. Colorado. h and Western Croamery Butter, Kggsand Pty eds cases, with'llers to and othors W be Alled, Hve caves Ship by Inst frolght. (iood, chenp Buttor in Gumana durioy May. Melable for ‘Guotatlons on e mand. Kigin, L — RN