Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1891, Page 6

THI OMAHA DAILY BEE grades very dull, monts. 210 cars, Close on track, 8L034@1.00; [l £1L04%: on track, $1.054@1.00 trick. $1.00@1.00%4. 175 enrs; shi THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Olenrings,#10,408,770; y 4@1% por oent. 7. —~Clonrings, $1,040,- Money, 6 per cent. No. | balances, $1.864000. balanoes, #286.351, NEW YORK Kansas City Markets. balunces, 5,500,655, 27,--WHEAT-- May, Ole bid; Wheat in Obioago Bubjected to Unexpeoted and Disappointing Shoots, 2 red, eash, %50, No. 2 eash and May, 52 cush, K@i ki unchanged, gland Ballion. unt of bulilon go nd on balance today OATs—Stoady; No. Bunk of Engls SLIGHT DECLINE IN ALL GRAIN VALUES, ILLSTUPPS— Wi Paris tentes, per cent rentes, 04f Steady; unchanged, CHERSE- St I i Firm at Lie, §2%4¢ for the account. Boston Stocc Market. BosToN. Mass,, May 27.—The following were the closint prices on stocks la the Boston | stock murket todny : son & Topoka Provisions Also Considerably Lower Range of Leading Fatur and Bonds i unchanged. Unchunged. Wheat, 20300 bushels; l9; oats, 1,890 hushels. Wheat, 31,000 tushels; Wall Screet umet & Heoln --Wheat was subjected to Liverpool twoor three 8h001s toda; vance it receded showed doelded strength Bur. & Quing Wiear-Stondy e fldees offer mode ly: demand poors Receipts of Amerl A8 expected when It looked weak It T IRock & Ft.§ Mass. Continl.... Moxican Cen com 40 per cont i for the past the LARD—Prime western, American fiiest white und colored, 708 per ewt forold, LINSERD O11, Cables noted woathorin the wheat beit was flne. wago from frost roported in the north ather thero Wt tho start, ww Yorkors 1000,000 bushels, it market 10,k Denver Mining Stocks, « -WiEAT-Trreg- 1,03 iy, O Binvan, oo Ky buying orders, wald, betnz purchasod for that Local shorts Quict: §6.00, 14 | Lol Tondor .. ered trecly, oh was sald to by necording to 1 unchinged, May Mazeppi Morning Gl Milwaukee Markets, WikAT-Firm; Bates Hunigr MILWAUKEE 2apring #1.0 a docldedly rupid advanco, Ti closely and exerted ot wheat all duy, corn murket was wit tnflacnce on iy No. 2w i Provisioss “Steady; vork, July, $11.00. Duluth Wheat Ma Reod National... at went off too, assisted by a sclling S| Claudin 1 sure from some of the lo Bard, cash. #1051 No, L northern. oash, $1.051 Ynorthern, cash z / St Louis Mining Quotations. Wihen the New Yorkers tried to sl out 77.~The mining stocks y and transfers w The tollowing bids were made on nati Markets. local bears under t and Lynn were willing to help the broke speedily to o 5%, with a slight r WitisKy--$1. 10, e the close Toledo Markets. Torepo. 0. May iheral exports an talk of 100,00 bushels od here for shipment to Liverpool were without much effect Corn was active New York Mini W York May closing mining stotk quotat ¢ Quotations. o following are tho rak: cash. 6o, No. 2 white, (0. STOCKS AN¥D BONDS, d and frregulur. pri nations were o by local influer KW of wekn ned to a largo ot opened with a s I _sympathy today wus even more lifeless than thatof yes- le there wis if anyth abetter feciing on the street and a firner tone While the shipments of gold hive ased, as evidenced by the lot which went out this morning and the further engagement Yollow Jacket.. s startod to were cazerly followed fn unison h on its own strength shorts May durinz the o, ind as the days y must be made ! sell, but their offcrl The Sugal NEW Youx, fair deman Witi wheat, thou 7. ~SUGAR—Raw, had sold conslaerible lines of 700 tons muscovido, mpton Roads to Philadelphin at 1 firmoer, fair d sent gives strenzth to the that there will Operators, however, any risk in the premises and tho 1ags. The dullness at tin toanything in that line while the fluctuations were with the amount of business done. ing was made at fizuros from about ' to those of last evening. and continued covering of shorts soon forced advance over the entire list in general fmpression little more sent out. are not disposed to take were fow [ w slocks of ¢ imble over cach other in frantie efforts to Thelr efforts wer snuie tnie by buli buyir until s se was reached Siges mouid A, spoculution COCEREREAY s toduy being equal widsummer, n a strict par granulated, 4 w York Coffee Options. NEW Yonr,May CoFFRE-Options steady, selling out they broke the price to sl bags. includ this there w Rio. dull and No. 7, $18.25, w York Dry Goods Market. Business in dryv fualr cargoes, ns were featurcless and in alofs- fluctuations in grain, advancing in the early tradinz and recoding September pork shows a los: with vesterday of The leading futurs tollowed the Wabish preferred was the only promi- and while St active for the time bein there was little or no feature to ception noted. nent featury and ribs, 2150, wider inquiry und Indications of more trade The market was without chunge, The upward mov ad when the de- Tand in th e mundon Uiosliorta x Miscellancous Markets A LD AR PeTROLEUM ~Quiet and arrels, Purkers', .0 ed closed at 63%¢ for Tane. SgeD Ore—Dull yellow off grade, 8% v Yok, May 27, then brought S | steady: erud the opening figures, % 0 sville & Nashville wa The market, how- lmits during rial movenent was ace in Wabush pre A slizhitly better tone was developed toward the close. und the market closed dull and steady to firm ut insignificant cha opening prices. was a gain of Wabash preferred. the others being irregulur und for smail fractions oniy Rallroad bonds wore eve of lute, the tot while almost kel il XSRgin TALLOW—Active and steady; olty @200 for scored outside of the ad Steady und quiet; steam, common to 0, MESS PORK-— TINE—-Quict and stead P1a [#oN - Dul A0, 816 107218,00, Beptomber..... chunge of no i domestic, §1.95, rmer; straits, $21.95 LONDON, May 27.—LINSEED Oin—2is 04 per LEAD—Stead: Auller thau usual TURPENTINE ANTWERP, May 27. nation existed In nent of note du ng the entire dav und the final changes are in ull cases for si Government b ne, and rallled % Tater, thi emained 5 until the Pennsylvania oll, spot, o ening at (8¢: highes Total sules, 20,000 barrels. qiotations for WAAS 1O 1OV 1l fractions. onds opencd steady at a slight 1 became dull Traders' Talk. 8. Louts, Muy 27, Brothers to Brotlers—The following was the of prices for the July option n this mar- d t, 81.031; N ed, $1.033@1.054. . 2 white, 48@40%c; COMMODITY | Opon. | 1Tl | (¥, | Close. The foilowin iire the closing g stocks on the Now York stock ex- change today — Banrrey--No. 319 | Northwastorn 24 N. Y. Contral. American Express .. 115 | i v % Ohlo & Minslssippi. TIMOTHY SEED— . Pouic Moss. pork por Durrel, 810 Adams Expross. ... Alton & Terre Hauto. YORK, May 2 t, Hopkins & Co. to S, A. MeWhorter.—The stock market been du'l und almost featureless. Board room traders succeeded In Infusing some life into preferred, using 1t as a football which t serves these truders in the absen of any other tempting field of operntion, Puul has absorbed n other stock. dry salted shoulders (boxed), #.0@ 8.10: short clear sides (boxed). #6.5070,40. Wl:ls:(\' ~Distillers' finishe %00ds per gu Canada Southern entral Paclfic . Mg Ontario & Western, unchanged; granulated, e 1t toduy were as fol- do2ud preferre: ore attention than any Chidago & Alton. . Thestreet is impressed with the the elique that ismanipulating have ich s to put u 83| Plttaburg T RECEITA, | SHIPNENTS CL0 0. & AL T, Delaware & Hud bt one end in view, w Rovk Isiund Flour, barrels os rezarding'the road. small comp The public have been selling the to hold s for Corn, bushels preferrad bl St L & S. K. what it wits & month ago. been discouraged stocks wuich they had intended higher prices and have retired. Half a milfion Ind'cations are Barley, bushels. ... On the produce ¢ ket was active al & Omahu.... 244 Ao proferrod. . change today, the butter unchanged. dollurs zold that gold shipments are near at an end. zan & Co., to Toncray weak on free offe ings, the price for July was from %%o to On the decline the buying orders were and the advane Chl & East. 11, ¢ Texas Pacitic CHICAGO, May 27, e | of trade todny were credlt the story tele to the effect that C. miller of that city, Operators on the bourd incéined to dis- raphed from Minneapolis . Pillsbury, the big was attempting to run a 0.1 northern waeat for July de- he opinion was uxprossed ‘thit Mr. 13 t00 ACULe & husiness man to under- huzardous gume. probuble, howey bury was of the opinion tI be lower and that he was prude; & supply for hismils New York Markets. ~FLOUR—Recelpts, 13,003 ports, 3,518 barrels, .1 3 murket heavy, but' moderately acti sellors; sules, 31 WiHEAT - Rocelpts, 175,45 bushels: sales, 212000 bushels spot. moderately store und elevator; 21y @\ angraded red, $1.061,601.000 LIRS TR CHICAGO, N 2 4% Unlon Pacitle. JH0AGO, MY, 16| U. 8. Expross. | (W.SL L. &P Erlo & Wost'.. 137 Wolls- Furgo Bx. . i7i4 | Western Union. | Am. Cottan Of 0% was easily m from all cirectior s _prelty Tish and lower continental cables helped §ing price fs 001 ter whout crop reports continue good. are still complaints of lice increuse, und with the plant now In bloom Loulsyllle & Nasi Loulsyille & Now A. Memphis & Chiar Michigan Central. i that' Mr. Pills- at July would not ntly laying in cause for alnrm Our advices are that the later than last ye on this score. yest will be one week This Is important. considering small resc| California advices are strong, one NEW York, Muy Mobile & Ohio. ... Nnshiviile Chntt.... 250 burro!s. 167,60) bushels; exports, 46,000 bushel olk & West pfa Northern Pacitic. . 2474 | Sugar Trust i | Bouthern Pac U. P Denver & Guif totul sales of stocks toda than 120, suwe terms and its vilue 1s . Until we are into harvest fe to buy on all weak n; Corn opened at at deal of excitement. sola_up were 140,83 N we consider it moderate profits. 534 with u g St. Paul, 4,822 Unlon Pa- Financial Keview, country appoar to have great faith in the They keep buying it, Some of our local bulls have sold part of their holdings, but are any further decline, thin was expected. future of this cereal, certainty about the prospect about t Brudstreet's big decreaso outure on the stock plies, and Purls reporting s influenced by rumored reduction in the German grain “duty; then came u breik of A@le on account of the sharp decline in corn, closing steady nt %@l %c under yoster- 5, ineluded: = No. @112, closing at #1111 in_available sup ready to buy it on u stronger market Recelpts are 3 Oats arc firm anl keep pace with corn in fluctuutions. The reports of thigcrop®are not encouraging. Provisions in- money Is remurbably whereas at this ged from | to 5 thut the heavy move t will make nent on Friduy. there ons I the gone ment of currency fro CHI0AGO, May 27 W. G. MeCor at today, like that of consisted chielly of active se: rango of acent und a weather and lower cable: operators to be very bearish, and the 1 about a cent f mick & Co., June, $1.09% @ 5 uly, $1.07 5-10@1.07%, Y many unusu closing at §1.0 Ing at #1043 g within u 8 tomber, $103%@ 104, closing inclined our looal + May, (1892) $1.08%@1.0: 'I MALT-Dull, 45,884 bushel %, closing at t a decling of our stock of actual or hand ther se of over 88,000,000 of silver certifi and about £8,000,000 of the hurchise d Autwerp were Paris was quoted easier in f he export of nine 1 sales, 3,840,000 hushels futures in- elreulation | treasury certificates fxsued for 0 tar as this Increase of circula- tlon has any effect on the mone: would make mone: very searce, ported from New York. o5 from that amounting to 175,00 wheat Ned,” B0 0. fghor on covering und mand, but declined coipts and bi y market it u z00d export y eusler as long” us th 1@2%¢ on the he feoling among our looul of 13 becoming quite beurish at par with gold, and it requir, ac, closing at fie; July, G@HYC, clos: || autumn there does Bot so apprebensions of uny 10r0 than usual exeept th probably be lurg qulre wore money to Y to the situntion wlthough not at ptember, 66! e, OATs-Recoipts, 5,000 busho vas decidedly weal In the corn de 183 exports, 43 000 bushels tutures; 85,000 Bpot warket 08 quiet, lower, wonk: at zood prices and will req move them. The Monoy M MONEY 0N CALL—Ensy, bushels' spot of - tho old clique pr anced. July es the market broke even rapidly than it had aavaneed for tonorrow, 500 cars, was conslaered lirge und gave the bears courage to sell short on he close wis weak at wl- the early buige. bottom prices, tuated wilily, are recolved conslderahlo goud to choio, Hors—steady and quiet; state o Paciic coust, 2kt e, orcign dull; New Orleans firm Lills und #1881 for demand the olosing prices on The following were Continued reports of T MR &T 5w - g Mutual Unlon i3 N.J. Cent Int Corl Nurthern Pac. U8 4s, Toglsterad sympithy with the break | ir doviand and firmer; recelpts 7,760 puckuges. Poitk—-Quiet wnd unch nged; old mess, $10.75 QL0 new mess, #1000, oxtra priwme, ry, outside hquidus order of the day and our' local 1,00, CUr MEATS —Steady but dull, s—Quiot and stoady. LAkD--Dull; westo: dx W St Paul Kennott, Hopkins & “o provisfons w good 08 by the s uller pro- stoani, $.50, 80.45; June, M.45 closing wt K4 at 8.0 bid: LS d; October, 801 bid, ral Pacific Ists of the trading w Btocks here expocted to be about the D& R GOW.Tsial L 70| Unlon Paeltic 1at 1004 | Woat Shore. i August. 86600571, bor. W 8IG6M, closing crense ubout 5,000 pouns. 000,000 pounds: We nave now tity of a year ugo. tnies wore ribs and weak at the ope use, The brea oeausioned the lut there was no beurls wedivtiop o unchanged; il incronsed . 44 \ regulur pork doub! d two wnd one- Wheat wus v ning without uny apparent n corn and onts doubtioss eakness in wheat. for ws of any kind except WArwer weather, B nk Clearanc western dalry, westorn faotory. 10 de MEESE--Falrly wctive und firm ¥, Elzins, 1845¢ arings for the Now York exchange wus Itatos fOr money were ousy WLBE0 per cont, Sterling exohunge was steady slxty day bills, and M.87Y for OBION, May 27.—Oloarings 81440,638; bal- were 814,054,040, Minneapolis Wheat Market, MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., No, 1 northern whoat 1o good demand; oher AL LR for May 27— WHEAT— Mttle comment, though it was generally ad mitted he mizht be lomg an wmount equnl to more than the stock of contract wheat at his home. Tt I8 belicvedl that the wheat wis bought to be ground’ i the growing plant of which he is the directing mind and that it will all bu needed boforg @eain from tho new crop 18 uvailable. From n statistical point the po- sition of wheat hus ot been stronger for muny years, but teade fs hat tho huge offerinzs by the price in the face of ¢ This goon for we fuce 10 fice with fure tly infl towive the friends of whet an wnlim! fid as when the yrice was 1@l bigher than now. ‘The export trade continues. The Krain moves east in good flood and is exported assoon as it reaches tide water. Corn and oats opened weak but surprised shorts by the quick, sharp advance. Congs supplied the demund and then the murkets slumved off shurply, with bears putting out fresh short lines. The bull clique seoms to have control of the market und traders should be cautious In selling except on good rallles. OMAHA LIVE STOUK. OMAMA. May 27, OATTLE—OfMicial rocefnts of cattle 117} a8 compured with 1,9 yesterday and 1,25 iy of last week The market wus low. * desirable light beeves sold at steady prices, others sugsing to loe lowor. Buteliers stock was steady. Feedors were slow and unchanged, Hoas—Oflicinl recoipts of hozs 5,071, s npared with 550 yestorday and 866 Wed- nesduy of lust we The murket was active and stendy. Good hogs were stronger and ommon ¢rades womk, The range of the prices paid was $1.05@4.40, the bulk solling AL H.20 Light. $4.0504.20: hewvy, 84,250 4405 mixed. #5000, 5, average of the prices paid wis $4.29%, g compired with 4214 yesterday and 8.} Inesduy of last Woek: HEEP—Official receipis of shicep 200, ns npared Cwith 012 yesterday and ' 2360 nesdiy of lyst week. The market s unchi shorn, #3008, Receipts and bisposition of Stock. Oficial recelpts and disposition of stock s shown by the books of the Union stockyards company for the twenty-fonr hours ending ut s0'clock p. m. May 27, (N1, RECEIPTS, W CATTLE oG B[RS AMLER Cars. | Hend Cars. Hoad. |Cars. | He 1| Cars. | f1ead. ool 1wl w sentl 1| 2w 2 o DISPOSITION Buyors | Cattle. | Togs. | Shoep, Packing (o i 11 Hamm ) SWITL& Co...... The Cudahy Piieki 2. 1% Squir Bimbler Representative Sules. sTEERS No. Av. Pr. 2 12:5 85 24,1002 01,1280 16 [ MIXED. I 0 T2 430 cows. 2. MO 2 10 14 20 80 5 1.0 8% 1 2. 8 Fl 60 08 8 0,102 8 109 1 127 1 Lo 275 BULLS, 1 225 1..1750 3 00 1..1060 325 il 240 11810 3 00 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, 4..55% 200 2., 815 340 [ 4642 555 5. 63 350 3. HEIFERS, 2..665 200 3. 466 00 2. 8.0 406 275 $..1058 4 25 [ CALVES. 120 500 » KERS AND SPRINGERS, 1 cow and cunif.... . . 1cow and calf. 1cow und calf, Ay. 8h. Pr. 240 ¥ 05 240 410 10 10 10 15 15 15 15 15 i 15 15 15 15 16) 415 200 415 No. - = - 8 25 120 420 K 4 % 160 4 20 12) 490 420 4 20 20 2 20 50 pepebebee g %) 20 20 B0 420 — 430 — 4 3] 120 4 20 160 4 20 PIGS TTSLOChers.. ... .. 60 stockers, ench.. Chicago Live St)ck Mar iet. AGo, May 27.—[Speclal Telozram to Tie e proportion of mative cuttle wis lurger than for Tuesdiy, but it was unusuaily small for the thne of y Texas furnished more than a third of tl coints. Nine thou- atives were disposed of at substantinlly terdny's prices, k0od to prine grades ral: firm. Poor and common sorts, though without a quotable chanze in values. were on who whole a trifle weaker in sympathy with the continued depression in xas cattle, of which not far from 15,00 head have been put on the market within the last three days. The sales were on the basls of #, G for for to chofce cows, hoifers und bulls: 4425 for stockers and foeders: $4.5)05.60 for common to fancy shipping steers. and EL3aiRs tor Texums Whilo tie rango of prices are this widel the bulic of curront Bules aro at 8200052 for cows and bulls, At M.8@5.75 for and ut 82550 875 for Texus cattle. o8 wore strong carly, and weak a Iftelc later 1n the forenoon 1 Logs, but the Gyerage was about the saue as for Tuesday, heuyy and medinm welghts selling peineipilly gt 8140055, and trom 8.6 @450 buying the Bulk of light. The best of tho former fotehed 816204465, and there woro transactions in bt welghts at 155040 After about 0 o'ciogk the trude was dull und o considerable lllllllbnr of malned inthe sellers’ hands at the glose. CATILE—Recelpts, | 14,000; shipments, 4,000; market dull to lawer early. laters prino to Gxtra natly others, #.5015.75; T ors. BLU0L00; cows, 1 Hoas—Rocelpts, marketactive, ste imon. $4 00704, xod, #4045 s’ W hts, $4.55 Suekr—Recoipts. I'L\I'" slow, lowe imon hozs re. with reaction 5,801 5wt 00, shipme Wests #0.00@7.00, New York Live ~tock Market. W YORK, Muy 27.~BEEVES~Rocelnts, 1,458 ad, including 8 cars for s le; market lue lower; native ste BNG6.60; “Texuns and Coloradoes, BA0E340; bulls and cows, #5230 4505 shipuments toduy, 1,400 quarters of beof. CALVES —Recelpts, 436 hand ; murket easler; veuls, £.005 puttermilks, #4504 50, SHEEP—Locolpts, 7800 head: murket steady shoep, . lumbs, % 501 dressed mut ons slow ut 0%¢; dressed lumbs steady at 126 14¢ Hoas—Receipts, 860 head, constgned direct; nurket nominally wi St. Louis Live »tos S1. Lovis, Mo, May 40 Market. ATTLE - Receipts, Shipmonts. 6100 market firm; fair to y native stoors, KLBO6.0J; Texuns und [{ Indians, &2.3)@4.20. Hoas — Recelnts, 5:300; shipn s, 14005 VY, BG4S wixed, M.0) i) 45 murkot steady: b @A.50; light, Kansas City Live stock Market. (000 bewd; shipwonts, 1,980 Lead; mar 13 l 2 KANSAS Crry, Mo, May 27—-OATTLE—Recelpts, HURSDAY, MAY 28, 1801 stondy fto 10c lower; cows and Texana GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, Toncray & Bryan, Brokers, grain, provistons OMAHA Manufhcturers” and Jobbers’ __,Dl RECTQ RY. nerally spire a bear's | etoc With frosks snerzy. The alieged Pillsbury at. Minneapolis croqted stookers and feedle Hoas—Recelpts, 1,600 hond; murket strong; buik 8. A, MoWho Natl Bank_ Bro) York, Chioago and Cas bought for all mar ceipts, 3,340 head; shipments, 240 Market dull WESTERN PACKING & Louls and New| INTERESTS, " Cookrell Bros.' Private wires ow York, Chioago & Spocial atten- ton given to track bids 15t Nat'l iAok e — HARDW ‘Lse- Olark-Andreoson Hardware Oo,, 1081110 Tarney stroot, Increase in Business Reported Over revious Week. A, H,‘P“;rié‘, M. 0. Daxon, All Makos, All Prices, All Blcyeles Sold on Mo Tomorrow's rn packing wis 20,040 for the week, gaining 40,00 over weok, and dec; the corresponding March 1 the total asing 110,000 s com 1815 Dodge Street 62000 against 2,05 wa;& Wi Cor. 10th and Jackson sts tin quality, Leading places compare us follows: BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS Omaha Republican Printing Oo Law briefs, bank supplies, and everything in the 10th and Douglas streets, Paxton & Vierllng‘ Or‘xinha;Snfo»&‘ Tron ann Bros, & Heintae, Printers, binders, electrotypers, blank book manu- bullding work, engines, | Manuf'rs ire and hrglar blacksmith work. 0. —————— . BOOTS AND SHORS. Gharles A, Goo & Oo,,| Kirkendall, Wholesale Manufactue's dreen,14th & Jackson sts Wilson & Drake, M'fg tubular flues. fire box bollors, tanks, eto n_ 19th stroe ———— OO, LIQUORS. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKE acturers and Job There was vory little chang ces for tho most In the market et remaining 1100 Howard at Williams, Van Aer- nam & Harte, 1212 Harnoy straot, prices at which eholeo stoek iy orders unless othorw e stntod W. V. Morse & and Douglne s William Darst, Wines, Liquors and Ci- Por bushel box #2.256@2.50; per ' bushel CAULIFLOWEI ————————————————— BUTCHERS. Louis Heller, 1313 Farnam 8t., Omahy R. R. Grotte, Importer and John L. Wilkie, 1020 and 1022 ¥ Frice lists on application L. Kirscht & C. Wholesale Liquor Dealors 2050 per 14 bushiel 3 striag, 120 por Per buneh, 150100 Orders promptly s L —— OARRIAGES, BUGGIESR, ETO. Frick & Herberts Wholesale LiquorDealers $.00; funey, crite, § hikots, 9,60 por crat NEW DBERTS 1001 Farnam Stroet ahin'n Largest Varioty WAGONS AND CARRIAGES southern, per ¢ LUMBER. John A. Wake American, Port nent, Milwaukeg 6. W. Douglass & Oo Hardwood Lumber, About all the Interest in tho trait market s strawhorries rything else is slow. Yoste berries’ lere pretty well cleaned up before Louis stock I8 becoming more plent ery faney be CARPETS. CLOTHING. Gilmors & Ruhl, Manufacturers & Whole Omaha Carpet Co., th 16th Streot. Charles R, I;u, Hardwood lumber, wood carpets and parquet Quiney White Lime Wyatt - Bullard Lum- tngs, curtaln goo | er ought 1o stimulate the d nd dealers gencra the best mopth for trade Oranges ure y mand for ‘em upon June as bein; 109 Harney St 20th and Leard Streets, CIGARS. West & Fritschier, Manufacturers fno elgars Jobbers of lenf tobae:o+, 1011 Farnam stroot “Gady & Greg, per drawer of 18 gt Los Angeles, 50; Riverside. .7 - 'Per 2-quart case. Lonis Bradford, Lumber, lime, cement, oty 0 ver box; San Diego, 81, GREEN GOOS cor, 9th and Douglas MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 1. Oberfelder & Co,, Importers ana J 023 Douglas streot. STRAWBERRIES — Per 24-quart case, best Missouri stock, COAL, OOKE, ETC. Omaha Ooal, Qoke and | L MONs—Cholce stock, per box, 86.50; fancy, Coutant & Squires, Hard and soft 0. A. Stonehill, BANANAS—Per bunch, $250@3.00 for fancy Millinery, Notlons stock for shippir 208,210 and 213 4 and s0ft el 10and 213 Bouth 1ith 8. E. Cor. 16th and Doz, Country Prod 116-118 8. 16th 8t., Omaha arket does not pres girs nee weak, bu air reque st. BUTTER--Tt I8 not pate over 10c for good cou ral market 15@15¢. ST 1905 Farnam street, " uitor fow a MUSIJAL INSTRUMENTS, ETO A li});pu, 3;, Organs, A:ilsts' Materlals, Ew., 1513 Douglas Streot. P. H. Mahoney & C>. fe tor shippers to antici- Mount & Griffin, 2138, 14th straat, Max Meyer & Mt Jowolers, denlors in musical Instruments, good spring chickens per 1; moder 0 per doz: ducis, 10th and Dougla Hj)well & Co., live turkeys, ive geese, slow, & Farnam and 16th. American Fuel Co. Shippers and dealers la wuthracite and bitu- Omaha Milifng Co. Invineible Patent, # Suowfluke, #2.0: Faney vis Mill Co,, High Patent Blue 1,'full pi Relinnce Patent. Star Superi 15 8. 15th stroot. Nebraska Fuol 0. 2138, 13th strost, Johuson Bros Refined and lubrioating A. H. Blshop, Manager. PRODUCE, COMMISSION, Schroeder & Oo,, Cash buyers butter an1 exgs, an1 general com: mission marchants, 423 South 11th street. E. B. Branch & Co, Produce, frults of all kinds, oysters 1211 Howard streot. Jes. A, Olark & Co poiltry and gamo, 600 South 13th street. Williams & Oross, Produce and frults Minnesota Putent, #2.65; Nebr Ribbel & Smith, Dealers In_country prod- uce, fruits, vegetables, wilake, $2.20; low grade. $1.00; pped feed, $26.00; Minnesota Super- Eagle Gornice Works Manufacturers ofGalvas \zed Iron Corno Window eaps, metallosky- F. Ruemping Galvanized ircn cornlees, windows. dont cnps. fin (nli ele fron Imll-'l Lo 1o 1207 Howard street. Robrt Purvis, 1217 Howard street Write for pricos on bat. ter, eggs, poultry and Currents of A consignment of white jessumine buds was commission many for their beauty and fragrin nd - for them in Omaha it here 1s any der can be casily supplicd. the buds was 812521 CEMENT AND LIME. nson & Co,, 2188, 13th stradn Kirschbraun & Sons, Butter eggs and poultry is authority for the statement that since the k! up i grain market at Oma 11 ore sample: of grain are being sent in here 1200 Howard streot. uen of the state will give this eit One buyer took 5000 bushelsof wheat yesterday on a sample which was brou Country produce,’ ruits, M. E. Smith & Co,, goods, ‘notions. nd Howard ats. Kilpatriok-Koch Dry Goods Oo, Naturally fermentad in the bottles, perfect- ly pure, with a delic Champagne can be drank by the most delicate. A17-410 S, 1eh St 1. Randamo & Son, 211 South 12th Street. 14 E troot. o4, Dotions, gents 1214 Harney s nishing goods. Corner 1ith ani Harney lous boquet. elgn &Domestlo Frults jorida Oranges & 81 EiLEO’TRIO’ AL SUPPLIES3. Wolf Eleotrical Go. Westerners Pe Detrolt-A1t) 0 ELE TRL! #M)CR Special Telegram to Tue Bek.|—The following pensions were granted today: Nobraskans : L. McDarden, Horace C. Bull, David J. Rueinhart, John R. Aultso, Joshua Stokes- Wesley Hol- Increase—Olit Olson, Ira C. Me- Connell, James Neary, Robinson L. Johuson, William M. Tower, John S, Gearhard, George ete.—Amelia Hand, former widow of Joshua Stokesbary; minor of Joshua Stokesbary; Ruth, mother of Henry Hall. RUBBER G'DS, Omaha Rubber 0o, 1614 Capitol Avenue. Oarpenmr i’np;; 0;;:, ; VFAIVR-M MACHINERY, ElC. i’arlin, Orendnrfl: : hNE Martin Co., Corner Jones and 9th sts. C. Husted, John K. bary, deceased, David Manufacturing and Jo)- printing, wrapplug and | bers all kinds rubbor por, oard pa- T. @ Northwall, 100 Furnam stroot STOVES. Dauffy-Trowbridza Stove Manufao'g 0o, Manufacturg atovesant Skandia Plow Co, 1349-1551 Sherman ave. Emoarson Szel 0o, Beed growers, deulors 11 garden, grass, grain aal R. T. Davis Mill Co, C. G. Underwool, Manager at Omaha. Cor. §th and Jaokc “Omaha Milling Co, Broken Bow Roller Milling Co., OfMce and warehouss, 1012 N. 10th street. 25 South 15th. 1213-1216 Leavenworth sf SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, BI'C. M. A, Dishrow & Oo., afacturers of sash, blinds and Original—Felix Villiet, orge A. Garrison, John Moriarty, Joe! A, Proctor, Randolph Holding, George H. Hill, Jethro Randin, Little, Reuben L. Bowen, Barbara, widow of James Original -Peter Bischoff, William Graham, John L, Coulter, Joseph gras, Horuce G. Peottingill, Willis Phillips, Huston, Henry Koble, Davis, Job A, E Original widow— Bohn Sas1 & Door Jo, Manufacturers of moall- olo. 1014 N. 16th stroat. 16th and Clark stroots. S ——— STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIE3 A.L, Strang & Sony, 1002-1004 Farnam stros I and lzard sts. - F;URNITURE AND CARPEHTS. | Beebe & Runyan Fu Daniel S. Bell Zimmerman, . 8, Wind Engine & Halliday wind mills, 913 and 20 Jonos st. Koss, ncting managor. TEA, COFFEH, SPICES, CIGARS. Consolidated Coffae Dewey & Stono Fur- James I, Moore, John' Adams, Sylvester K. sonard, Jamos Watson, Leonard Bender, William H. Dunton, Arastus Lansing, Da iel Gray, William Gilson, John Imlew, T say Mullinix, Johu Conrad, James . Giates, Augustus D. Walker, Pliney Allen W. Reynolds, Milton Mc- Knight, Phillip H. Raber,” Jucob S. Jones, Heslip W. Rogers, Robert Oakloy. Edwards, John A. King, John Martin, Isa D. Laughlin'H. Woodward, George Larson, Phineas W. Reissue—Jasper N. Wymoro. father of George H Grifith; minor of Alox I Jeukins; J., widow of William Kendall, ato C.A, Beebo Furniture and carpets, | Succossors (0 116-1119 Farnam street, e —————————— FUR, WOOL, HI Geo. Oberns & Co,, o. @race and Lith Sts. DES, TALLOW. 1414 and 1416 Harney it MecDermott, George Stiles, Frank- ———————————— MGENTS' FURNTI Schueider & Loomis, Jobbors and Importers of notlons and furnishing BILLIARDS. The Brunswiok-Balk Collondor 0o, - SHING GOODE |3, T. Robinson Notion H. Hardy & Co., Toyw, dolls, albums, faney goods, children’s 119 Farnamst. e | SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STO(:K-YAE(bi LIVE 8100K CO v MISSION. A. D. Boyer & Co 08-69 Exchange Bullding, should he color | Gents' furntshine o of age, andBuck Premature gray whisker to prevent the appeara ingham'’s Dye is by far the bost preparation 111 Howard stroet E——————— 6I.ASS. PAINT, OIL AND DRUGH “Keunard Glass and Escaping Convic ~Three convicts Ingram made a wiues last eve- and killed O'Hare namcd O'Hare, Harman and break for liberty at Pratt's guards shot and Harman, J. A, Fulle 1402 Douging Ste Ingram mado bis oscape. South Omaha. 8.0, Uofgnsu, 8m.ley “Blake, Bruoz ¢ /., 00008 Lasavenworta st v Cummi o Williaw Cumm AT %_Exchange Bullding 617 and 619 South 16th St. LKE GENL GHANI'S. [ had a cancer GROCERIE! Paxton & Gallagher, | 706711 8. 10th streel, tongue that spread un P. T.H UGHES| WHOZ SALE CASH COMMISSION MERCIIANT 554 Markot Ltreet, Denver. and Wostorn Creamery Butter, Kggsand 10,000 A1 empty exg onsos Joan Lo my shipper Mey: r &’ R:upk:, 1403-1406 Harn Iveted that Ieould geree ly swallow. ous sores aid it was & cac D. M. Steele & Oo,, 12011205 Jones stroot, 8loan, Johnson & Co. Latiois 0o dee Reliuble fur q S. 8. 8 cuel me sound and well Bonds -~ Want sor.es 1, coupon water bonds of oknmuh, Burt county, Nebruska, oh, dated Muy 1, 131, and registored by the auditor of state, as required by 0 bocome due In twonty ye yours, draw- McCord, Brady & Co., Jith and Leavenworth, abia, Nebraska. Allen Bros, i saved my life, Lut payable Ing 6 per cent a tisenl ngone Mis. A. M. Coldsmith, Lrooklyn, N. ¥ . New York Uity Buld honds are the oniy indebtedness of W ity of Tokimah 181, at | o'clock p, suncil'of said city. ing the rizht Lo reject un Bouds," Tekawmab, Neb, GUN FOWDER. Hugh G, Glark. vestern Agent of liy order uf the The council resery ang il blae, A cler 0 i Mubal 8.8 8 s c——— Book on Blood and * kin diseas Tue Bwiit Specllic, Co., Atlanty, Gay 1415 Muruey stiook.