Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1892, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. RALLIED BY CHEAP MONEY. All New York Stocks Largely Improved Last Week, THOUGHT TO DOWN THE GOULD ELEMENT Tow a Number of Unlon Facific Stock- botders Were Neatly Sarpriscd by the Wizard of Wall Street and His Licutenants, Nrw Yonr, May 1.-{Special Telegram to Tur Bre.|~Tho whoel of speculation has mado another turn and where a week ago the market closed heavy, Saturday it closea strong after a substantial vally. Prices con tinued to drop off fractionally the early part of the week, then such loose stock as coula bo reached being all shaken and a fair sized short intere.t made; the rally followed This sort of thing is natural enough when the trading is chiefly professional aud monoy {s chenp. Our gold exports were discounted and when they actually anuounced prices wero on tho rise and so continued, Only §1,000,000 was taken for the mid-week stoamers, but for Saturday’s boat 4,205,000 wero was shipped, making a total of §5,205,000, of which the bulg will make itseif apparent in next weck’s buuk statement, having been too late to affect that of Satury The foreign exchango houses say that tho outward move- ment of the metal should ba steady for ‘weeks, but possibly not large in amou merchandise imports excecded our ¢ in March, chiefiy owing to a_rush of coffee importation from thoso countries, on whoso product a duty of § cents a pound went into effect upon all shipments mado after March t, (€ ir ports 10, This explains the comparative scarcity of commercial bil! in the market. Siuce, though our merchandise exports were large for that month, the 1mvorts arsor, bills made against the former were all swallowed up, and gold went to pay possibly enlarged by mport of seeuritics. Whatever may to the total of gold exports this season, 1L is evident the bavking fraternity anticipate nothing buta continuance of casy mouey, for long time loaus are being made at 4 per” cent and rates cven less than this are spoken of, Ju London the Bavk of England has reduced its discount rate to 2 per ceut, which may be considered hard par. - Any change from this must be upward. Our Surplus Reserve, Surplus rescrve of our banks 1s, by Satur- day’s statement, a tritle over £20,000,000, but it ‘may surprise some people to leurn thut the item of loans in the statement 1s con- siderably lavger than it Las been for threc yeurs past, tho total being 139,000,000 acainst #104,000,000 last yoar. But the de posits aro over £45,000,000 against #07,000,- 000 last year. A lare expansion in loans 1s usually associated with a time of great trade activity and enlarging speculation, but com- plaint ‘is general that trado is remarkably quiet, and it is certain that the prices ot tho great stapies are low. ‘Thoopinion has been expressed that the large total of louns in the bank statement is mainly due to the long continuea unlonding on this market of for- eign_ holaings of our securitics which Wall street has to take and whici are locked upin the banks. How much trath there is in this idea can only be guessed at. Itis pretty certain tunt one stock, Union Pacitic, nas not been sola by the other side. The foreign holders of it are larger than ever, beiug ov one third of the total outstanding he bulk of this is held 1 London, which bas taken much of the Dutch stock and more from here, Tho movement of the foreign holders to take coutrol of tke property, which was sad ten days ago to be an assu was unex pectedly defeated. ! So certain of victory was the opposition maunagers thut they had already vargelled out the chief officers of the com- pany, from president down, which shows that it is well to have possession before you divide the spoils, Mr. Gould was supposed 1o bo either indifferent or powerless, but he turned up in his usual way at the last moment, and the Union Pacitic road wiil re- main in s control. He had, however, a close shave. Tho value of the stock may be estimated from the fact that a close contest for control between powerful and wealtny interests failed to advance its mariet price above 49. The last aunual report of the cowpany under the Gould- Clark management. makes a better showing on paper than did the prcceding one under the Adams management, but there is a sus- picion tnat the interests of Mr. Gould 1n the Jroperty aro matuiy for what it can give the lissouri Pacitic. "It is true the stock of tho latter company may safely be considered permancutly off “the dividend list nnd 80 there is nothing to trouble about in that regard, but thero has beon practically no market for Missouri Pacific bonds for four or five s, aud the compary’s bond issues {n that timo 'Mr. Gould hos doubtlessly had o personally shoulder, hence he has a sufti- cient motive for doing his best o keep ths company solvent, Western Unios Aftairs. His Western Union holds comparatively strong. S. V. Whito has undertaken to manmpulato it. This 1s understood to be u purcly personal enterpriso. At a recent meeting of the directors of tho compuny the subjoct of an additional issue of §17,000,000 of new stock, bringing tho total up to $100,- 000,000, was 'broached. Tho issue would bo based on the new construction work done by the company in tho last cleven yeurs, Tho project, however, was no% regarded with ' favor by several men on tho board and was dropped for tho timo being, at least. Western Union and Manhattun are by far the best selling stocks on the Gould list, and a new issuo of tele graph stock could bo marketed, if done judi clously, without seriously depressing the prico. But us long as certain geutlemen now on tho bourd remain there they will opposo such an issuc. It i3 almost needless to say that in the rally of the market on the short interest the conl stocks led the aay, They are in such a position that it would seem nothiug obut Ught monoy can make them a reason avly safo short sale, except for small traders turns. To sell in any quantity a stock like Reading, with the majority of it locked up, seems only to invite a squeeze, 1t was rallied the latter purt of tho week with the greatest oase, runcing up Saturday to 611, Above 60, however, thoro was quick roulizing, which knocked off a point from its highest prico. Tho granger stocks have not been specially active, ‘Thie Richmond Termi- nal securities bave been quite neglected, ‘The time is rapidly running out in which tho underlying securities of the system cau bo deposited with the reorganization com mittes, aud if thoy don’t come in chaos is the only word which can describe what 1wmust follow, A reccivor for the Richmond & Danviile road und another for the East Ten- neseo are spoken of as certain. Half a dozon smaller receiverships for others of the numerous roads in the complex _ terminal system may - also result, Perhaps this drastic method would have been the shortest way out of the difii culties, but it would not be a pleasant one. 1t will be noted that though the market is quickly rallied when the short interest grows airly large, you the process of differentia- tion continues. ‘The Atchison securities continue to worls lower, Two per cent interost on the incomo for this year 15 spoken of by friends of the company as probable, while some prominent railroad men say there will be nothing. If this be true they will proba- ] this class of scourities for some time, but the abundance of money as well as the improy- ing condition of the proporties invites moro nctive trading in the shares, FOREIGN FINANCIAL REVIEW, ot Affect Reduction In the Bank Rate DId the Money Market. Loxpos, May 1.—The reduction Bank of England rate made during the week did not affect the money market. bill broiers did not even meet to consider the reduction, nor did the bankers altar their deposit allowances, There are indications that the bank’s reserve will return to a mora normal condition, ‘T'he liabilities are smaller thon during the formar 2 per cont periods, probably owing to the fact that other bankers | wero " keeping larger rescrves in their own vaults, Whilo without quotable change: the discount market was casier and probably during tho next week will touch for thres months three- fourths of 1 per cent and short ono-haif of 1 per cent, The abundauco of moncy made the Stock exchange settlement rates very 1hotone of the market was somewhat depressed at the beginning of the weck, but greatly improved toward its close. British railway sccurities were dull, but prices were sustained, Iforcign government sec ities were mostiy firmer. Mexicans ndvanced | on receipt of Berlin orders and thera was a the past urt in_ Ar tine, due to a declino of 1enos Ayres gold. Amccican railway socuritics were in a nervous condition at the beginning of the week, owing 1o the American cxportation of gold. Gould's victory is regarded us o not unmixed evily as it averted o probably retalintory rate war. The sub scquent decline in Union Pacitic con- tributed to tho buying of shares it1s expected that Could und his friends will now become buyers, ‘The market yesteraay was animated and most prices recovered Variations for the week in prices of Ameri- can railway seeurities include the following Tncrepses—Iteading thirds 2 per cant, Rena- ing seconds 11, per cont, Reading Hrst 1l per cent, Lako krie onc-half of 1 p Decreases— Atetison incomes and V mortgago 2 per cent cach, Union Iacitic shares 1 per cent, Norfolk & Western pre. ferred and Novthern Pacitic three-fourths of 1 per cont_cach, Atchison and Ohio & Mis- sissippi ordinary one-haif of 1 per cent each. Grand Trunk of Canada first aud sccond pre- ferred declived 175 per ceut cach ou the week and Grand Trunk consols and euaranteed stock one-hatf of 1 per cent cach. railway week Of the sceuritics of the Mexican crdinary declined 3 per cent ou the and preferred 1 per cent, Havana Murket Review. Havaxy, May I.—[n the market for sugar during the week buyers for the United States held aloof. The market closed quiet. The quotations are as follows: Molassas sugar, regular to good polurization, .06 (@218%; muscovado, fair to good refining S5 Lo %0 de- grees polarization, in hhds., bags and boxes, $2.65°.(02.40°,, Stocks in warchouse at Havauu and hlatanzas, twenty-eight boxes and 103,000 bags and 1300 hoeshenc Receipts for the week, 144,000 bags and 610 hogsbieads. Exports for the week, 5 boxes, 5,000 vags and 553 hogsheads, of which 56,000 bags and Al _the hogsheads to the Uuited States. Bacon, §.i5 gold per 100 pounas. Rutter. Sunerior American, S40.00 _gold per quintal. llour, American, $.00 gold per barrel. Jerked veef, $3.23 wold per quintal. Hams, American sugar cured, §12.00° gold per uin- tal for northern and’ $17.00 for southera. Lard, in kegs, §.50 gold per quin- tal; in tins, $11.00. Lumbter, nominaly shooks, quict; white navy beans, $4.25 gold per quintal; chewing tobacco, §20.50 gold per quintal; hoops. quiet: freigh inal; ex- change, firm; Spanish gold, §2. On the Parls Bourse. Panris, May l.—Business on the bourse was dull during the past weel, but prices woro fivm. 1t is impossible to get a reliable account of the progress of the Portuguese conversion, but it 1s believed to be proceed- mg favorably. Sucz canal shares fluctuated sharply during the weck ana closed with a loss of 6 franes. Russians advanced two points, Portugeuse ', franc and Credit Fon- cier and Rio Tintos 5 francs. On the Berlin Dourse. Berwry, May 1.—On the bourse during the Owing the mecessity of investing accumulated pital industrial securities were depressed. ho final quotations included Prussian 1s, 106.70; Deutsche vank, 160.10; Bochumer, 119; Ioublos, 21:.50; long exchanee on Lou don, 20.35!5: short’ exchange on London, 20,415 private discount, week government funds were firm, to On the Frankfort Bourse, Fraxgront, May 1.—On the bourse during the wook prices were easier, tho final quo- tations including: liungavian gold rentes, 65,10, Russian 48, 94.40; Austrian silver rentes, 10.70; Austrian goid rentes, 9499, THE SPECULATIV : MARK on Everything Was Extromely ‘Change Yesterday. Cnicaao, Til, April 30.—An nour tery would have developed alwost s much life as the whole of today did on 'Chung The close gralus were u shade higher than Inst evenin provisions had melted off & trifle. Liverpool cables came in lower, the duciines ranzing from 1d to 24, and domestic murkets secmed fnelined o weakness. The weather was also rozarded as more favorable. But Prite’s report was rathor bullish and the export movement for the week was also bet- ter. . In conuection with the recent active exportengazenients at tho se a the rumor that large umounts would soon be woved to France, haviug been sold to arrive there about June 1, when the old duty is to e restored, bad a tendeney to check weakness which the bearlsh news imzht have induced. Tnere was cood selling of May at the start tn the way of chuning to July. Counselman & Duy and Milmfne-Bodman teing the lead- ers, but the uressure was soon over and it be wie woparent that most of the May haud been placed und that deliveries Monduy would bo Quiet hecome- while pourd light. During the last hour the market was stronz. A cold wave was smd to be approach- fnz and this with tho fact that Armou ers, loyden, Norton-Worthinzton and other carriers turnod in to buy May, started that month up and July followed. The close Wis steady. Comparod with Last night the mur- ned from ¢ to %0 lower, advanced %o s higher f yind e higher A Gecrons LU0 . o 1,000,000 bu. Is expectod in the visthld supply. 1u corn prices were fairly stoady for Tuly, uftora oing firm hero ition to accept u lower price in x of My 1o July. The closing price for the lattor shows 'ic advance over tho tinul figures of yesterda Outs were fifm eariy in the session and inelfned to bo stronz later, although the stren:th was matnly confined (o an rde- sire to buy on the itlvance pricc. The strencth in wheat und corn was the muin influen and s in corn Lo advanve Is shown in the elosinz quot itions, Tha~ provision market opened weuk wnd fowor on w lurger rua of hogs than had been iookcd for wnd w drop reported from the yards of from B¢ to We in the pri On - estinutes of a considerable decroaso of stocks during the month thiere was some lmprovement on the opening pric 10 business done wis almost wholly contined to ehunzing over May con tracts Into July, The market sturted 2 lower all around on the advices from the yards * Later the drop in prices amounted to in lard, 74 n ribs and 12450 In ess pork. Pork sold at $0.45 off to #4745, Estimatea receipts for Monday curs; corn, 410 curs; outs, H0 curs; bo d und 140,000 head for tie weck There was od mquiry for vessel room and rates were firm at 20 for wheat and 2o for coru to Bullalo. The leadinz futures ranzed as follows Wheat ho.8, 103 000 bly strike bottom prices somewhat near the LY 1 T YO LR rico of Union Pacifio stock. The Northern | wurat No. 2 | | *acific also bung heavy, while earuings are | April ] souls sngls syls sy decreasing. The industrial stocks bave veen | Mu¥ ] I 11 10 1 generally strong. It was expected that Cord- | (il x 3| SOM@S | BN RN 8go would broak on the Johu Good affair, | = Apri | wil a0y < g and it did gooff a pointor two, but there was Muy | ol 0 13 40 g plainly @ strong hand under it, for [ 1417 sl EEET g the stock rallied sharply when the general | el el omy wmarket improved. In fact it is generally un | | b4 derstood that the stock is a dangerous short ; | | WY PN sale for it only held steady, tho large divi Poux Ay i e dends it pays bring tho short seller a cousid | i 28 | AT rable loss. i s bl | . Aunotber new industrial stock 1s to come ::«; g1y ¢ .\: out this week, but of comparatively small | gioiy ifins L | ¢ aount. ‘The great safe inaking firms have |~ May ol 68 | 30 | been uvited into @ company with §3,300,000. | _July bi2gl 575 | bulk stock, divided into common aud preferred, | ~Oush quotations were as follows tho latter eatitled to 8 per cont un;mm.d. I Frovicull wnd wichunzed: winter pat ot justifies it —and the chaunces aro | ¢ @A 405 winter stralzhts, 85.0@4.0; :::it“l‘:wlfi !-un along for a while under the &\’2&;15‘.““““‘ $4.1.@440; spring stralghts bull impulse it has now-—several of tho WEEAT spriog, 61§@&20; No. 3 spriog, smaller stocks on the list are lieely to.be- | g No. 8 red. Sh4@a powe active, There has been little dowe in [ No. 3, new, s340, Cona—No. % W@ibhe 1 OATe—No. 2, 2ige; No. 2 white, 30%4@dlc: No. 8 white, 24@ wig¢ RYe—-No. 8 73 BARrEY—No. 2. 60@62c: No. 3 f. 0. b, 7@ 60c; No. 4, 1 0. b, E@y c. FLAX SEED—NO. 1, TiMoTny SEED-Prime, §1 31,38, PoRK—Mess, per Lbl,, #0071 500.40: lard, per 100 1hse, .13 %@6.20; SHoTt Hbs, sides, (loose), #5.020405.05: ary salted shoulders (hoxed . $4.50 @005 short clear sides, (boxed), 6. 171426 o sk Y=Distillors” finished goods. per gal., 1,14 SuaAnrs - Unohanzed; cutloaf, 5@3ic; gran- ulnted, 4%c; standard “A," 4l Reccipts and shipments today were us fol- lows ATICLES WRCETDTS, SHTPMENTS Flour, harrels T10.00 10,00 Wheat, hushels | 31,000 70,000 Corn, Buhels 245,00 181,000 ORts, bushels. ... | s 185,000 Rye. Lus 400 5000 Barlcs. husheis 000 27000 On the Produce oxcliunge today the butter murket wes quiet and unchinged; fancy crenmery, 1i@204e; dairies, 16@0c. Egg steady at 1@ 14, Omaha Produce Market, BurteR—Good roll. 1@ packing stock 1001 Po Dressed chickens, 11@12¢; alive, o@l0e or HHNGH per de turkeys very searce nnd in adtive demand, dressed, 15@100; alive, 15z 1He Hines, Erc.—No. 1 green hides, g (ted hidos, 140: N0, 2 g Nides, i@3ei No. 1 green salted hides, 2 L e No. Uvend calfo 8 10 15 1bs, i veal'enlf, S o 15 1bs. et No. 1dey flint fides, fe; No. 9 dry flint hides se; No 1 ary salted Ridles. 5ate; pare cured Ge per pound fess than fully cured. Sheep peits—Green salted, cach e 32y green sal sheariings (short wooled s early @) ouch, 15G02c; dry shearlinzs (short wooled early’ skins), No. 1oeaeh 5t 0o; oty snearings short wooled Carly skins), No. 2 oach ae: dry flint Kunsas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts. per 1., nes il weleht, 0@ e; dry fint Kansas and Nobraska Murrain wool pelts, per 1b., actus welght, 8@ 12e; dry flint Colorado butel polts, per Ih., wetual weizht, 10@12 iltnt Colorado Mureain wool peits, per tual weizht, §10c; dry pieces and bucks, tual weight, i@de. Tallow and greano—Tulio No. 1 ih@de; tallow No. % @ige; greas white A, 4@ite: grease, white B i@ wrease, yellow, fei groase, durk, ¢: old buts beeswux, prime, 16@25¢; rough tal- Iieres - California Riverside oranges, 82,000 nox lots, #1.8 L 0: Washin ston navels, sholce wpples, £1.000 oice lenons, f1 ons, $4. LANNS, ern orries, shipping stock, b 230 Wbl strawberries, @b ¢ Florida tomatoes, #0.25 per crate of six Diskets: p neapples, 500100 per doz, VEGETANLFS aney Muscatine sweet 0 awect pota %) Call Leah porlb, inerates: he grown leftuce, 40¢ per’ doz: onfons, 1egs per bus Nobraska 1 and picked beans, 317 1.85: ncd [um, $LA0Z 160 California colory, §1.00 @, Colorado and western Nebraska pot toes. ie: native potatoes. ! ¢; limn beans, fe porih: water cress, 21-gt. onses, 4@150 POt t.: Spinach, $430 por bbi: radishos, 40 rutabagas, $L200150 per DL pie plant, be p 1h.; parsley, 40c: new Oilifol . potatoe do ver b cucumbers, 82006 125 per dos EGaes—Sellinz fron o Le, with a good any going at 1240, St. Louls Markets, S1. Lovis, Mo, April H.—FLovn—Very dull and unchanzed: family, $.00@8.10; cholce, £1.20C v, $1.050 : No. 2 red 81%o; op- a4 avsde: July, 19%@ better; No. Septeniber, MIXED. 20110 3 dows. 2T 5 1271020 1 1110 1 [ 10 1 17 18 k) 17 3 i 1 1 1 15 1 01010 5 3., 060 HEIFERS. 3.. 870 223 2. 698 200 CAL 1,100 200 4. 12 1.150 328 1.. 500 250 20 20113 400 LS, 1 1 2065 2 1 1080 2% 1 STAGS. 1.1269 300 STOCKENS AND FERDERS, 300 1100 9 400 180 8 § 00 150 8 490 310 2 it 313 3 33 313 6. 081§ 31 MILKEAS AND &P 5 1extra cow and calt 50 00 1Jersey cow and cand ¢ 50 00 1&pringer ¥ 40 00 cow und ealf W w2 0) cow and ealf 00 8 0) i 1 i 1 1 1 neavier than Priday or lnst Saturday, but tho quality continues “to run remarkably even, the averaze woizhit for the pust month being in the neighborhood of 240 pounds The murket opened with a falr demand both from shippers and local buyers, but prices were tully w nickel lower than Friday all around. Good hogs, rezardless ¢ L sold ALAL5, With 8056 of the bette nd nie- dinm “welght londs solling at #1.274 to $1.10, weights rket 1 common and fnferior hogs of inzus low as 31,1715 to 4,221, The m r improved with the udvance ¢ morning and the close was strong W thing out of first hands, [t was | £4.25 market, ncainst #1350 Frida, age of prives puld Loing #1215, Friday und 85,3 lust Suturduy. tative saless Represens 200 No. 2 caush, 2Wie May, 24@ 2150 KyE—N, BARLY irket, BRAN—Firm ut 63253 TAY--Unchanzed; prairie, $7.50@0. tim- othy. 12001500, 1.10; spolter, $4.05. [ creamery, 10@2%; BAGGING Inox Cor Provisio erate jobbin Unehianzed roN T1ES=Unchan:ed; $1,15@1.2) s=Very quiet and with only 110d- tradd as provious quotations. RecEIPTs—Flour, 6,000 1bs.: wheat, 21,000 bu.: corn, 43,00 bu.; oats, 2,000 bu.j rye, 3,000 1% bu.: bariey, nos SneMENTS--Flour, 5.000 1bs.: wheat, 11.000 Vi corn, 57000 bui oats, 11,000 bu.i rye. 1,000 bu.; barley, none. OMAHA LIVE STOCK ARKET. Recelpts for the Week Were In Excel the Previous Week. OMATA, April3).—Recelpts for the past week, of 18,390 cattle. 28,040 hogs und 6418 sheep, ugainst 15,185 cattle, 23,141 ud 2,465 she last week, and catule, nd 4,07 sheep the corresponding six duys of April, 1891, Receipts for the past four months with com- parisons for i891: e T nuary. Februury ... 17,620 March.... 00 2071 April. 17483 Total... 2.6, 1801 JENUAry. .. 50,072 162,105 February .. AT 1SS March 143,225 April. 106,842 44, the past week has been lively enoush to suit anyone, and priees have fluctnuted constaerably, Monday's mark was dull ana lower, owing to the heavy re- ceipts, but for the next three days receipts i, with good buyinz und fuvor- abie reports from eastern markets, prices ad- vauced sharply, and by Thursday were ns Ligh as beforo’ the recent break. Friday’s heavy run, the heaviest since 1st Uctober, cuu " another serious line slump in in veef prices, wnd und shipping The market s very while prospects ure the fature course question of receints Ripe corn-fed c are probably pretty well run out of the country, but feed yurds aie full of half fut and immatire cattle” whose own- crs. being discouraged, are ready to crowd them onta the market on the first appuarent favorable opportunity. Tho sbundauce of this Latter eluss of stock will kerve usa ser- i0ns drag to the market until the run of west- ern und grass cuttle begins. Offeringgs of butcehers and eanners stock con- tinue menger and prices are IC anything a shide stronger than lust week. A soon us zrass cuttlo begin coming in- o iny numbers s will undoubtedly” go lower, Stockers eders are hard o eet at - prices he country scems A 1o have them whilo compnr- ly few aro offered. Totter weather his bved the country demiana, and prices have advanced about 10¢ to 15¢ 6n all decent stuf, Hogs remained rzonotonously steady up to tha lnst duy or so when an increased suppiy and wlower castern market caused a lie dd- clino in prices of all grades. Shippers are still buyinz pretty freely but it s getting around 1o the time of year when we muy look for liberal receipts und consequentiy lower prces. There I8 no sppurent chauge o the situation a8 fur us shoep are concerned, cer- talnly no fmprovementulthough prices are & ugo and the demund cro was @ de steers of from i sensitive at pro favorable for of prices is lu The weok closes with = f; rrun, supply wus one-half o large a8 on lust Saturday Dly Wis bout the s as lust w ie supply April w roro thin vier than for April lastyear and this fact wiil i measu’ Junt for the £1.00 to 1,50 differ in prices then and now. Inthe f istoastern advices, liberal offeri expectation of & hoavy run at Chicazo nest week and with good buying by local shipping AN CXport men the geno arket wis activewnd firm at Friday's dechne. Good to eholee 1400 10 1,550-1b cittio sold from $170 to #4.10. fair to good 1,000 to 1.400-10. steers from 8540 to €70 and comuion Hght stutl from that on down to B1.00, Cows und mixed stock cut but httle fizure In the receipts, us there were less thun dozen Jonds liere, Busincss wus brisk ana prices fivm. Extreme sales of cows and helfers but fron erings. Were at fron 81,65 to 845 Vought the bulk of the 1 stags were in moderatesupy 1t from $2.00 to .2, Jtubly steady on the basis of from #2 )10 84,00 [ £1.00 for Infer.or'to choice veals. Representa- tive sales; NTEERS. No.Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. 11060 8300 25..104 50 1287 §3 50 6./1006 5 870 651074 ) 19,10 13 21 2 5 5 i FER 221020 3 40 §TR 340 4..1080 3 4) 1000 910 3 40 11050 5 40 18,1205 3§ 40 10..1000 840 urof tho 0 loads reccived billed through to Chicago und not offered on the market.~ Four double-decks ot Colorados, mostly lumbs, and very good stock sold for 26,30, and g dock of heavy native cwes brought 5. narket remaing quotably firm, with the deand strong for desirable muttons. Quotations: Fair to good natives from £1.59 to 2310, fuir to good westerns from #5010 8.00. common_and stock sheep from 500 10 #4.25, good o choice 40’ to 00-1b lambs frow & 75. Representative sales: No. Av. Pr. G2native ewes, ShOFD ... 12 83 00 088 Jumbs, fed, Colc N 6 b 0] Recelpts and Disposition of Stock, Roceipts at the Unio Omuha, yirds, South eb., for the twenty-foir hours end- lock p. HOKSES & M) Head Cars 1lead. Cars, 03| ol 200|......0 [Ty Omabn Packing Co G. 11 Hamuond com Bwift & Co “The Cadl & Sporry & B Rhoo Bros..... st st Loui pers and feeds | 1tover.. 0 Total G531) 1,060 Chicago Livo Stoek Market, CnicAGo, 1L, April#0.—(Special Telegram to B us u dull wnd drooping lny. A majority of buy= 1 their week's orders completed and wricet and thero was not S competition among few o sustain prices. S on dragied avily at fully He OfF trow Thursdiy’s quotations. Muniy eattle wero loft over and the close wus very weak at from $L3 to ¥2 for_poor to choice cows and heifers, & § for stockers and foeders, £.25 10 §.83 for shipping gteers and from #210 10 £.00 for Texas cattlo, Trade was dull at a furtner deeline, For the Just day of tho week the run was surpristizly liberal and seilers were unablo tomnke n curance at a reduction from Il y's prices of from be to 10e, WEules of sl ) were on @ busls of feon the remuining 5.00 to .65 for pu b extra wooled and the e of prices for s was fron .65 to §7.00. The market was quiet and easy on the ubove quotations. Reeeipts were: Outtle, 250005 hogs, 21,0005 sheep, 500, The Evening Journal roports: OATTLE— K ceipts, 20,000; shiprrents, 1400 market dull, 5o 106 lower; Hafives, BLZG@AT; stockers, Coumnons, §2.5641. 10, “Receipts. | #1000 hipments, 10,0003 ket about steadyi rough and conmon. §,00 mixad ind packers GG prigo heavy und butchors' welghts, §.55@d.60; light, §1,40004.05. nEEP ket stendy; 504 79 Laiibs, §i Recelpts, ' &500; shipment westerns, £.00006.4); @25, none; lexuns, Kansas City Live Stock Markoet, KANSAS Crry, Mo April ).—CATTLE- Re- celpts, Shipufents, 1,60J; steers were Activ ALY cows wonk L EL feoders steady at #1.7.G Hoas—Receipts, | 86005 market was 50,0¢ lower: wllgrud 14004, == Kool piyd.f0; shipments, 700; ket wus guiot dnd steady, BUNDS DISTRICTS, :WATER COMPANIES, 8T.R.R.COMPANIES,ctc. Carrespandence solicited. N.W.HARRIS & COMPARY,Bankers, 163. Doarborn Street, CHICAGO, Wall Btreet, NEW YORK, shipments, 4.000; the o, BLNIGA the WANTED Total Ixsues of ‘Gl COUNTIES, SCHOOL 70 State 5t.. BOSTCN. JAPANES X 1LLE CURE A pew uni Complsts Treatmwoat cousisting of Buppositories, Olatweat In Capsules, aleo 1o Box und Pilla; a Poxltive Curs for Extorual, latarnl blind or Bleailng lwhinz Clronie. Wecont oF Lered tary iiles This Wimedy as usver bsoa kiown tofall. §1 per box. i for$y sant by mal Why suffer fe5m thls tarelbla dlaaan) whon v weli- 16D gUAFIALEO 18 pOSILivaly ivan WIth 6 01524 0F refud tho wonsy If not caral HBsal stany for froe Sample. Guarantas lssasd by Kuii & € §lste, S0le Ageais curaes A3a anl Duugles siredls, Omaba, Nua Friendly Advice. “ Alhert, T advise you to take a dose of Carlsbad Sprudel Salt before you retire, and another one in the morning, if you vant to have a clear head for the day. It 1do you good, 1 assure you. But no imitation. You would not drink imita- tion wines, would you? Buy the genuine every time, "“14 YEARS Suffering of Nervous. eag Cured by two Bottles of DR. MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE,” Says A F. Stark Penn Yan, N. Y, 410 yrs.of Sick Headache (ired by Two Bottles” Emelino Flint, Ottawa, Ohio. Norvine ia the quick remedy fof Slecpleneness, Nervous Prostration, Epilopsy, St Vitus' Dance,'Opinm Habit, Norvous Dycpofsia, Hyaterla, Convalsiona, Nenralgia, Paralyals, etc, Thousands testify. ''rial Doitle, elogant Book Freo atdrugglste. Mlles Medical Co Elkhart, Ind. DR, MILES Restorative NERVINE, For le by Kuhn & Co. 16th and DouglasSts Iy on the LIVEI, KID. LITTLE Iy cleansing the system do not gripe, very small, follows their use. They amigms ot kent by m, X 'S MEDICINE CO., Props, San Francisco or Chicages & D Foster & Co.. Councll Blufts, Ia TAKEAPILL. 2y NEYS an) BOWELS, dis ve etahle of discase, and cures casy togtake, and purely absolutely cure sick head- HOB! FOR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB,, BY Mr. Yale Hobb's Are the Beston Earth, ci> pelling Headaches, Fev- habitual constipation PILL vegatablo. 45 pills in each acho, and arc recommend. Kuhn & Co,, Co.r 15th & Douglas Sts, Invented the famous “VArz” Lock, ) /0L Eently et prompt: DR, HOBB'S { ers tnd Colda, thorough- They are sugar con B vial. Perfect digestion od by leadins physiciar For salc by leading 5 cta. a v J.A Fuller & Co., Cor. 14th & Douglas Sta, A thousand other men have tricd to cqual it, and—failed. Others imitate it, but all they bave produced is a similar key, and the key has fooled many a man. The only genuine ** YALE" Locks, are made by THE YALE & Towx MANUFACTURING COMPANY, and have the word # YALE”' in some form on lock and key. You can't afiord anything but a genuine “ YALE” when you want alock, Sold wherever locks sell. PPROPOSALS FOR MILCIH COWS. DEPART- ment of the Interior, office of Indtun Af fairs, Washinzton. D. ( Sealea roposals. indorsed ? Mile h Sows,' ' and addressed to the Commissioner of Indiun AfFairs, Nos. 65 and 67 Wooster New York, N.Y.will be recerved until | p. m. Thursduy, May 10, 18 und deiivering at Pine Rid Dakota, the Standing Rog North Dakotn, und Crow Agency, Moutati, nbout 40 miich cows. Regular binnks tor bids arc not required. Schedules (which will be 1 apart of the proposals) showing the nu of cows required at the various az cie ditions to be obs: place of delivery, tern ment. and allother ne De furnished upon wop! i office at Wushington, D. ¢ Warehouse, Nos. ( con- srved by bidders, tme and of contra U and pay- ssary instructions will Indian Inj ation to th the U, s, r n W York Clty; the commissaries of subsistence, Wyo.: U. 8 AL it Omaba, Neb. and Cheyenne 0 the publisher of the Stock Grower' nnlof Miles City, Mont., and the dfanagents. The right I3 reserved to reject orall bids, or any part of any bid if deemed for the best interagts of the governiicnt: a'so the further right in muking the awards (o ero seor diminish to any extent the number of unimals ¢ uled for in the schedules, als) to roquire a delivery of 25 per cent niore or iess than the amount specified in any con- Certified cheeks. Each bid must be a companied by a ecrtified check or drft up- on somo United States depository or solvent national bank in the vieinity of the residenco trict. of the bidder, wade pavible to the order of ' the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for ~ut jeast five per centof the amount of the proposal, which sheek or draftwill bo forfelted 1o the United States in ense any bidder or bidders recelving neward shall fail 1o promptly exscute u contract with good and sufficlont suvet otherwise to bereturncd to the bidder. 1id neeo panicd by eash fn lieu, (f I will not be considered. T J Commissione SOUTH OMAHA. Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMAIA. est cattle, hog and sheep market in the west ¢l AN FJOMM]SSION HOUSES. GEO. BURKE & FRAZIER LIV STOCK COMMISSION. THE LEADERS, 0. OMAHA ‘Write to this houss rect Markst Reports. Wood lirolhcrs,; South Omaha—Telephoae 1157, - J. D DADISMAN, | W. K. Woob, { Managers Market reports by mall and wire chocrfully furnished upon application. T THR James H. Campbell Company, astSt. Louls, Kunsus City, South 11, ~loux City, Fort Worth Acrl, Wk T Cllesko. — 1og Sales Crill, Denny C)' Co Live Stock Commission. Roo South Omaha, A. D, Boyer & Company, 58 aud xchange Bullding,South Ouah; Correspondence sullclted and promptly Npecinl attention Lo orders (or stockers & fecde Ohleago, O adgo, Salesman mpany, 7 Exchnnge BIa'g Danny. Answorod ra Established, 1885, - - Ine Capltal fully patd, 820,00 Waggoner Birney Company, Write or wire us for prompt and reitable market reports. oratod, —l’crry Brothers & (EGmpuny, Live S$tock Commission. Room 51 Exchange Bulldinz, South Omaha. Telephon: Gassman & Dudley, Ex- M. H. Hogarty & Oa, Room 81 Excan e Buiiding South Omaha, - Rooms @0 and 61, chi Huildin Neb South Omaba, - Miller Brothers, jutlding X SOUTH OMAHA BANKSE rion Stock Yard National BANK,—— The only bank at the yards. Capital and sur plus, $20,000. Coliections krowlug out of she live Btock business should by sent direct to thls bank Slilppers can deposit £0r credit of thelr buwe bauk wherever lucated. OMAHA Manufacturers” an obhers Dircetory AWNINGS A OMAHA TENT & AWN- ING COMPANY, D TENTS. WOLF BROS. & CO. Tents, Awnings, tarpan Flags, bammocks, olland | 1ins, covers of Al R{nds. fubber olothing. Rend | flags. banners, ete. Send for eatgue. 1113 Farnam | for catalogue,ivs 8. 16th BAGS AND TWINES BISHOP & CO. BEMISOMANA BAO 00 | Importers aad mrfs, four v, b sacks, buriapa, twine. | TR R O 1__nro. ete S st BICYCLES. | BOXES, H. 0. T0DD, ) Ruccessor ta ). 3! Wik M. 0. DAXON, enson. M'f'e clgar, paper Bleyclos 801 on wmonthly | packliag oxes. "Atl hover ayments. 120 N. 1oth-at | {es 16 box lin T110 Dotgias st. BOOTS AND SHOES, - s HARDWARE, RECTOR & WILHELMY ey LOBECK & LINN, co,, Doalers’ hardware aad Corner 10th and Jackwon | mechanics’ tools Streets. 104 Douglas Stroet. P LUMBER. CHAS, R LEE, ardwood Inmber, wood carpots and parqust Hooring, JOHN A, WANEFIELD Tmportat Amariewn for b Tantconont, Milwaikey o and 9th and Douglss. ¥ white e, e v ————— LIQUORS. | ILER & 00, FRICK & HERBERT, Liguor morchants, 1112 Anasiee T Ken | whotesalo tauor deaters ters, 1001 Farnam st MORSE-DOE SHOECD, 1101 Howard Sira it Faetory cornor 11th and Douginy strosty e Aro niaking €036 pricas to 0A1A biyeri a1l ars rolilng & ol £ goode whio Ls very sale- a0l0 with morchants, KIRKENDALL, JONES & | AMERICAN HAND SEW- 00, €0 SHOE 00, Wholesale Mfrs. Agents | rubbers Boston fulitier ShooCo; 1046 110z, 1104, 1103 Harney-st | BREW 108, SCHLITZ BREw- ING ©0. Offeo, 8, Uih and Lenven: Wirth St Omat, o Marliover. Axt. Noots, w4 felt goods, noy st RS, E TONERY. ;'\;\:[’[l\'l‘ VOEGELE & DINNING Mfrg Comfectionors and Joubera of foreikn and domestic frults, 1110 Moward st. A CARRI W.R.DRUMMOND &CO. ors. Tlose wigons o Carriage butl ana patr spectalty 18th, opp. Co rt Houso CARRIAC OMAHA cégfllAE ToP 3B TOPS. " 0. ). ANDZRSDY, Mrfa. buggy tops, backs, AT Il'nr\\y‘ Mgr. Tops, cushlons, ete. Send for Heipyitna” natle, 8 | LIS A COAL, COKE, CORNICE. OMAHA COAL, COKE & | EAGLECORN OE WORKS LIME €O, Mees, | guantzen iron s B © ¥ metatle’ skylikhiis, 1110, 1312 Dodge-st. Hard and soft conl 16th aud Dougiaw Ly ocr. ts. CLOTHING. BLOTCHKY & COHEN, | @ILMORE & RUML, Cloting. notion.farnish- | Manutrs and wholesale tngn Give us' el OO T Tarey Sumples propatd by ox | Goet press. 118 Harney. | DRY GOODS, o KILPATRISK- KOGH M.E EMITH & CO,, DRY 80003 €D, Dry g00ds, nottons, fur- Tther Eoveaiie sl Bialekingonte oo ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WOLF ELECTRICAL CO Ilustrated o 10g fro 1014 Capitol ave. FURNTTURE “""‘"‘\m‘l”:":,““““' BEEBE & RUNYAN FUR- Upholstered furniture HITURE C2., 102106 Nicholas s Grace and Thirteenth GROCERIES. DRUGS, Fte. D. M. STEELE & CD., BLAKE, BRUDZ & CO., 10th and Ilarney strects, Oma 1201 Jones street, Omuba. H GRAIN, —_—y MILLINERY ASTONENILL, | J. OBERFELDER & 0., | Mititaery. not tonxs | firors NOCEne, SRL | Tete NGTIS S 10thak | Orders protupt. 20812 S il 1th st I — MUSICAL e i . | AwosPE s, | THE MEmBERG CO., | Planos oreans. artiats (102N, 10th St Planos, Doug iaat HEE R OlLS. STANDARD OILCO. | SHOW D317 Refined and tubrieattng | No bad odor, no amots ol axio grense, ote, || Wieky Ask for it Koo —— OYSTERS A.BOOTHPACAING CO. | PLATT& 02, and celery. v)d Loavon: ) S 10th st David ortha CoTs; b OVERALLS, SUIRTS, ETC. | KING & § MEAD, ROBINSI\N-\STflkléfi Mfre of “K & 8" pants, | S ehirts and ovoralls,eto pants, GI1s . Tithat, East Mfrs colabrated skin’ overalls ah'rts, coats, ete. PRODUCE COMMISSION, Gatablistod, 1578 BRANCH & C0 WHITHEY & 00, i Produce, frots of _all Butter, egus nad poultry | kinds, oysters. 817 8 RIRERH Tsth st KIRSCH3RAUM & | JAS. A, CLARX & CU., BONS,, | Butter, choo oaun Butter, ezgs an1 poultry LRy 230 Howard-st h Strook | J. A, RYDER & £O. G. PEQAU, Dutter,cges,cheese,poul- on morchanty try oy wnd game. vutter, cegs 1215 Howard streot. cow and poulty g Itefer (o Com'l Nut Bank MULLIY & MO CLAIN Epcotaltion, butt ehivise Ty, ete NG 12th nnd HOward at. S 10th. Re ¥ st Natl SCHROEDER & CO, | MOORE & FERGUS M hors6 nd Culde lih GREELEY & (0., 1B, HUSE & CO. Butter, eggs poultey, [one woctsita Mt | {77 Tiowura Strosw ' | Shimard suivon o ¥ W. E RIDDELL | et blehed 1835.) | comhassmae | PAPE CARPENTER PAPER CO | KING PAPER 0O, 8. A MC WHORTER, 215 B of Trade. Broker n ke Privice wirets N. Y., Chicago and st Louts. HATS, ETC. | W, A, L. GIBBOH & CO., | Hats, caps, Kloves, mittens. and Larney. BATECITY HAT €D Tata, caps, straw goods, gloves, mitttens.Owners colebrated Gato Cliy 11th und Hurnoy. straw goods, 1an hat. Carry n full stock uf’“"»'l‘('l“l’l“l"r allkinds H ';ir!u\l‘Hg wiapping and of twines eto, .“- e aura put | Hownra sireot. Tolo= por cte phione, 1730 el e S e STOVE REPAIQRS. QMAHA STOVE REPAIR VIORKS, Stovo repalrs and watep e o an pbnoh ety o ade, 1207 Douglas. SASIT | TOYS M. A. DISEROW & © H. HARDY & 00, Manutacturers of aash | 00, b furt doors piinds 8ol puhlog frosds | ebls tice, 12t} and 1zard Furnuw stroet AR O U9 DA PERMANENTLY CURED OR NO PAY. NOQ DETENTION FROM BUSINESS. Wi REPVER YOU TO OVER L30) PATIEN 'S Investigite our method. Writken gu rintue to absolutely cure all kinds of RUPTURE of bLoth sexes, without the use of knifo or syringe, no v ter of how long standinz, EXAMINATICON FREE The 0. £ Miller Company, 307-303 N. Y. Life Building, Oma'i, Neb. Offices—Denver, Co'o.; Chleazo. [l 98 Louis, Mo 5 Dovroft, Micis Miwa ikes, Wis, Des Moines, [u.: Sa't Luge City, Utini Pors una, Ore.: Butte, Mont. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 13168 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. Laliat in neryo ‘uw iplomas and cer registired grn us, chronie, priy A ro ulir and Lloot, skin and uninnry disenses. s ahoy. 18Ul traatini with the greatest Spermatoeeh Moo, seiminnl Wonknoss. maht Ll potoncy. 8 philI. Kriclce: g0 TRleet, varicoculo, oo, NO Worcury use . New (rontniont (0r 1083 0f VIl pow F, PRrios uiiy Wiay bo (F A6 § a8 Nome by eorrcepondence. Meticine or instranients sent b/ il or oxp urely paekid, no nin ks 1o 1l L70rsendin, Ono mersonil ntervlow prefarred. | Consiitation froo, & Mo strict] ) (Myatonies of Lile) sunt £r00, OMce BOUrs o, m. 109 p. e Bundnys 10 a0 10 12 1. Reud stamp 107 1epiy, q Y FRYEVIAL m |- - BRAIN | WEST'S B BICALY TR 2 ows 0f LD 1iraln ANy, 8ary, cath, Lrrom ature ( Barcinsie Lo ) elther sox, 1t Jien'ss and OPTICAL HOUSE OF TIR ALOE & PENFOLD C0., 114 Southisth Street, Neat to Postoftice, Omaha. Practical Opticians 4na branch of world renownod option! Ha ment of A. B Alog & Co., St Louls Our method | Juporior 10 all Uthers: our lantes are superior, wiil BOL Wery OF bre 1o eyos. The frames properly ad lusted Lo the face Eyes Teated Froe of Charge. Prices Low for First<class Goods. W isod by oyeroxeition o srinduigenco. A m by il Wogu srantee Tor i noxar, with § 1 writtsn Enurant eto refund If not cured. Guiranton issued Uy Goodmian 1rug Co. 111J Faraam DRUNKEMNESS Or the Liguo: by ad 1t can b give or in food, whiiont th knowledie o basi o1y Harictess, and will eifec a0 sy b sto drinker oF o in thousan ot cur M oneo |mpreg atter 1t possi bty cure, w i er¥u w1t the £paalan s becormt for o' figlr appetite to cast TN L (A TOR Y g ey 45-0acb LoOK of DATLIGWIARS Trbe. Kuhn & Co.. 150 and Douglus Cutilng Sts, Wholesaie, Bluk wod Kiohardson Drug Co, Uman and 15th& Iiruce & Ce ol ' DrDOWNS-