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    0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , 'SATURDAY. APRIL 18 , .L891.-TWELVE PAGES ,
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Roirmrkablo for Strangth and ild and Ex
cited Trndo ,
UNUSUAL TR4.NSACTIONS IN WHEAT ,
AnollicrK \ Iltilwc lit All tlic Corrals
Provision * Quid , Catlo ( Stoutly
mid HOKH I'Mvc Cents
CniCAon. April ST. [ fpoclal Telegram to
THE llic. : ] The opening of the board u ( trade
markets was remarkable for tlio strength
iliown and the wild uml excited condition of
thutriido. Tlio foie : which win carrying tlio
111:11 : kuti r.ipldly higher : it tlio close yesterday
Hlmuly expended Itself In n burst of trading
tlio llrst few minute * , wlicn prices wore
marked up to somewhat surprising flguros. In
wlicnt opening tbo bulge took Miy : to Jl.OJ at
once , wltb scattering trades claimed as high
II 0V/ . July opened at Jl.07' ' } to 11.0. ' . There
wns a dip to tl.09'4 for May and JI.OG'i for July ,
and on the second rally went to J1.03H for May
and JI (17'i ( for July tlio drat hour , followed by
nn raster fueling towards II o'clock. May corn
sold nt In over the high closing price of yester
day , going to 7.I1 ; < ! anil off to 7ii : ! < ! the first
liniir. May o.ils roio to . 'i ' ? ' } " . 1'ork opened at
I0c to l.rie iidrtini'U. rlln.'m up and laid slightly
higher. Kroo offerings by local parties caused
prii'os toBottle back to thti olosln , ' figures of
yesterday
The Chicago wheat market passed through
an unusual day'.s transactions. Trade took up
HIP cri-at Dull market where It was broken off
nt tin- close yesterday , and tmirko'l prices up
very sh.irply. What , might havn taken a
wlnili' 'I ly or a wholb week under other
circumstances was accomplished In a few
iiInutes. , Tlii-io was a great rush at the start
by follows who were short , or had no who it
aiid wanted some badly. The firmness of
-Liverpool ' { 'I uti and spot wheat very
Iriii. ( London I < f illllng higher on cargoes forte
prompt shlpm ntonly addu 1 to tli' ! In-.sal
bull feeling. Mnnoapoll.s idvlcfs were unite
bullish on Hour. Shorts and bulls and outside
orders all conspired to foivu prices at the first ,
in iniont. The niiirkut opened with a rush at
t.i9 : tn fi.uu'i for Mny , and 11.07'i to JI.08
for July , Unyors of yesterday saw
an excellent place to unload wheat ,
and there was very free selling
by Dunn & Co. . llutchlnson , S. V. White k Co. ,
Baldwin & I'nrnuiii , and many o'hcr house ! .
Now York also sold wheat hero. This caused
nshatii drop In prices to ll.OSH for May and
11.00's for July. In tlio hour whloli followed
there was a Ilttlo rally to II.Osjj and ? I.07'S ' for
M ly and July , ai\d a suJ.md drop to fl.CH'fi '
and } l.l1.i. ( At this point a second buying
wave struek the market , helped on by later
cable" , and ( n a Croat bulge prices went , over
the morning figures , toiiphlns Jl.00i ? for.May
aiuHI.OT'.i for July. At lU o'clock prices wore
holding pretty llrm around fl.OO and { LOT for
May and July. Tlio receipts and clearances
container ) nothing unusual. Minneapolis and
Ihiluth had Irt7 ears. The former point re
ported all products of the mills for the week
hold. Later 1'lttsbur.f reported patents
marked up 4'o ' ) fr.im J'l.ii ) to J'i.'X ) a
barrel. 1'lilladelpbla and Ilaltlnioro clear
ed 27,000 . .Uushols of who it , and
Now Orleans " ! ! 5JOO ( bushels for Liverpool.
New York cleared no wheat 21,000 sacks of
Hour. Toward the clew news was less positive
and the market showed signs of subsiding , but
prices hold llrm. A few minutes before the
close all calculations wore upset by the sud
den upturn In prices on the I'aclfle coast dis
patches. May sold up to $1.1055 and July to
M.03'6. The close of the wheat market was
even more sensational than of yesterday. The
price of May was forced up to $1.11 and July
to $1.09 with tbo close of i o under at $1.10 ? ;
and ll.OS'j , or again from last night at the
best prices of : i ? o for May and Wto for July.
April was ( [ noted at $ I.OS'i ' to $1.10 ! $ . On the
curb thu excitement In wheat continued ,
1'rlvllosos In May for Saturday sold atfl.USW
nnd tl.iau , anil July tit 51.0CU and Jl.lOJi at II
o'clock ,
The corn market was greatly unsettled.
There wore quick turns both up and
down. There Is a disposition among many
moderate traders and scalpers to keep
near the shore. They buy quickly on breaks
and soil quickly on bulges. As on previous
days , the strongest point In the market was
made on cash demand , and when No. 3 corn
sold above 74e. The receipts hero wore 20i ;
ears , and for Saturday the estimate Is 210 cars ,
showing a gradual Increase. This had Ilttlo
Influence In the pit. At the start May sold at
7.l3 < o to73ic ? , or loover the hlpli closing price
yesterday. July sold atG9Sc ! to Kl'io. At the
Riimo moment there was a reaction to ? J'.ie In
May and CSHo In July , with the first drop In
wheat. The second advance , due to the lu-
lluence of Hample trade , was oven stronger
than the early movement , and prices went Hy
ing away above any former figures , going to
74e for May amlfiOUo again for July , l-'roo
offerings put prices baek to MO ! for May and
GDc for July. On the third bulge before
1 o'clock prices moved up to 7.1'io for Slay
and ffl'-io for July. At the close thu extreme
prices for the day for the leading months In
corn were : May. 72'io ' to 74c ; July , fiS o to
CO'.iC. The last few minutes of the session
brought fiou selling and less support , and
prices dropped back to 7-Je for May and ( W , ! c
for July at the close. This loft May ? io ami
July % c under the close of last night. In the
deferred months August sold for fi"3iu and
OMJc. and Suptuinburat .t'iie ; and ( VS' c , both
mtmllis closing at thu low points for the day.
Oats followed the example set by wheat and
corn and ruled stronger. May delivery opened
at Miic , sold down to fitUic , advanced to J73.io
and closed finally at57'8e. ' or ! io above yester
day's closing price. Juno sold from .MiHe , to
Diii1. tofii&u , to W o at the close. July started
at5l4c , declined to SIBC , room-red toM4C
and closed at fil c. August bold from 40o
down to ; iV. ! ) closing at IWiie. Hoptember
closed at U' c. after having sold as high as
'
Compared with the grain markets the pro
vision trade was quiet. The highest prices
for the session were made at once after the
opening , when the advance over thoelo- yes
terday was ir > c to 'JOo In pork and 2' o to5o In
other products. The close , compared with
Thuisday's closing , pork was f c lower for
May and steady for July ; lard was ' 'iio lower
for May and 2'Jo higher for July. The action
for May was as follows : Pork. Jl'UO ' , to.M'.S.'i
tol'.MHl at the close : lard , J7.00 to$7,03 > i to
laiHtoJO.'Jili ' : ribs , $ U7'i ' to W.50 to0.4. ' to
M.WH.
miCES AT CIIICAUO.
Showing the range of prices In the loading
options , as reported by Uockroll Itrothors.
Not OH and ( Josslp.
Chicago oash No. S corn , 7Jo ; No. 3 corn , 74o :
No. Myollow , 7.V- .
St. Louis rccnlptst Wheat , 15,000 | corn ,
W.WX ) ; oiitH , au.COj.
l'stliiiiH'l : ( cirs : for i Saturday :
Wlit'ut , ' . 'I ; fain , LMO ; outs. 147.
Cl uran'cs ( four ports yesterday : Wheat ,
c irn , ; ai,47-1 ; outs , 11.M45 ; Hour , III.'US. '
Chicago receipts : Wheat. 12'I7 : corn , 1SI-
KHij oats. Ki.'U' , Khlpments : Wheat , 17'J-U :
corn , b'.Uil ; oats , 0uii : ) .
Liverpool \i'M \ ; p. m , Wheat firm , demand
Improving , Itecelpts , wheat three days , iw-
IXU centals Including HUWO Aniorlcan.
Now Vork'H close : Wheat. May ? 1.2) | July
II7'4 hi DecoinberJI.il b. Corn. May bikes'
July70Sc. Oals , May Clo hi JulylUob.
1'rlvato cable : London-Whoat market 3s
4d hlgiier asked , but buyers reserved Liver-
jMol Wheat market \ , to Id higher blnco
CiirKOCHorf coast , wheat
uml fort ) , notnliiv oiruriul ; on pasiucu wheat
mid corn very strong. .Mark l.nnu whuut turn
( Jcuiur , corn turn dcuror. Off eoant No. l Oull-
lotuU wlju l iJjW , Auitrulluu 4ai CU , No , 1 ,
California prompt shlpinont 4lH M , I-lyorooj |
wheat spot very linn , corn In strong ( loniund
larxo business done ,
Iitfi : cables steadu tojtronu , Knsll h cables
coinostronKcst , branch cables broiiKhtsollliu
orders , ( | iiitlni ; niarUot there ralhor easy In
tone though not inurh olTorniK.
S. V. Wlillo bought o.OX,000 ( ) of oats this
nuiPiiliiB ut 57Wc. thought tp bojhort outs.
This ACi'ounts ( or the stmiirtli In May and thu
weakness In uthur option * at the oponlnK.
> V Co. lo Toneray ft llryan Wlintit
ouuned Hlruiu with sonm oulsido miylnii , but
IIIIIKS nuirltotcd so freely that a break of a
cunt ri'iiiltod. l.atur slronjf Llvuriiool ud-
vices starto I anolhur boar panlu and Ihu mir
kottinlukly advaneod to thu liltfheit point of
the itay. Thu advices from 1'arls ' woru to the
uiruet that there was no truth In the rutioi t of
the remission of OKI duty and reporting their
market o.ulur on line weather. If public tin-
vices uonllrm this after thu uxtcnslvu coverlni ?
of today's tmirkut wu think It likely to react.
The shorts In corn and oats were treated to
another unpleasant oxiiorlenen , but top prices
broimht out sonio sulllnn whleh subdued thn
market. The strength In prdvlslons seemed
to bu borrowed from the era In nits and they
closed steady at a decline from opcnltiK
liiruros.
W. IJ. McCormlck ft Oo. to V. C. 3wi , rtz .t Co.
The wheat market has benn wild and ex
cited , with trmllnx of very lur u niriKnltiide.
Oruat neivousness was shown on both sldos
and the market nuutiiati'd 1111 and down with
n rapidity that tit times rcnuorcd thu execu
tion of orders H matter of Kt-eat dllllctill.v.
The boom was it.utml by thd riiiuur which
eamo yesturday that thu i'runch duty on thu
Importation of wheat would ho ill 01100 ru-
moved. Our private advices from Purls today
state positively that this rumor Is unfounded.
but thoorfctit had already been experienced
and thu crowd were nut Inclined to o back
wards. i-ome export trades weru reported ,
but wo cannot trace It lo a reliable source.
Koenlutsiit the cloven primary pnlnls won ;
2.l'i,700 , shipments llOi. . The market closed
llrm , but predictions as to thu tmiiiedlato
futures are useless. It Is a runaway market
and may turn ellhei way with Kior.t nnldity.
In com at the onmlng ihtiro was a iroit du-
slro on the part of shorts lo oovur , showing
tliu great buoyaitey and Mdllirj at 71'so. ' July
respiindud to the e.voltcment also , the market
belnK very nervous and the Hurt nations at
times very wild. The casU dom mil contluuos
to set the pai'o for the futures and we see no
immediate pnispt-ut for n lot-no In the ship-
pin ( 'emaiid. At the close , however , the.
market seemed ilooldu'lly tami- and there
were liidlcathuis that thuro had been very
heavy reill/.lu : on this morning's Inline. O.its
opened wildly e\elted , M.iy selling as bluh as
fifiie. The trade during the day has boon
very larne. the n.iirkot llucttiatlni ; rapidly.
I.ike corn , hnwover , this market shows the
result of conslderalilo leall/.latr. Trade has
KMIUJ largely out of May Into July and Au
L-iist , I'r.ivlslor.j opened strong and higher.
The market has shown largely Increased ae-
llvlly. 1'or some riiiisdii Iho ouniniUslon
honsi s ropieMMillns an outside business have
been heavy sellers of long ntnir today , most
of It going Into the bands of local bulls and
uackers. If corn should weaken materially It
may break provisions a little , but we con
sider them a purchase on all soft spots.
Konnett-lloiiklns tn H. A. MuWhorlcr There
has been another volcanic eruption today and
shorts can sympathl/.o with the urowd caught
at 1'ompoli. Some time ago wheat cables were
only moderately strong nnd when thu market
opened I'/.c higher It was u grunt temptation
to bears who eoveicd yesterday to put out a
fresh line , which they did. There was also
conslilerablo leall/.ing by longs , who had good
ptollts , but their oll'erlngs were absorbed by
shorts. Under liberal s lies prices gave way
le to I'ie. but at the bottom fresh buying
orders weio encountered and on a show of
strength shorts tried to get back their
wheat and their frantic bids forced prices up
nearly i'e In n few moments , longs accepting
jnoflts on the bulge. Closing cables shows
less strength than expected. the bears renewed
their assaults , hammering the market down
about , a cent , when the bulls again came In
the front and put up prl-'os U cents , closing
them at the top. Them Is one factor In our
market which should not be overlooked im
porters at the sea coast have secretly sold to
foreigners for summer shipment a vast
amount of option. In the aggregate running up
In the millions. It Is Improbable exporters
would accept such orders without hedging In
the markets , Chicago and Diiluth helm ; the
only points where stocks are liberal. Their
purchases would naturally be made hero. In
this way a very considerable part of our
slocks have been taken out of the market.
Western parties who have both cuimotsafuly
rely on the foreigners whohold tholrcontrncts
and become solleisus they doubtless will If
crop prospects should become as favorable as
anticipated , That , however , U not a matter
to be determined very soon , and meanwhile
the bulls will have a llrm grip on the market
and dictate prices. The market closed
amid considerable excitement and It
would be r4llll < .Mtlt to give the exact figures.
Corn and oats shared In the general tumult
today opening wild , strong and oxeltotl but
the pace proved too active and a sharp de
cline followed , There was another rally that
carried prices to the top but liberal realizing
sales by llutchlnson , Hoyden nnd other holders
held prices In chock und corn closed compara
tively easy. In provisions theru wns a mod
erately active nervous market not receptive
of the buoyant feollnz In grain but Irrognlar
on account of It. The close was steady only
In sympathy with grain.
CHICAGO Mtirti STOCK 3HIIKET.
CIIICAOO , April 17. [ Special Telegram toTnn
HEICattle : ] Wo again note Ilttlo or no
ehungo either In Iho character of the demander
or In price ? , lllg heavy stoars , any way at all
coarse , wore haul to soil at atoady prlcca ,
while on the other hand light averages , de
sirable In every respeot.weroscarce and there
was the usual scramble umon ; buyers to got
just what they wanted , and for such values
were as high as any day this week. Cow stock
of all description was rather scarce and sold
at high prices. .Stockers were steady. So far
W.i5 : was the top price for steers , yet J1.40 to
W.OOhas been paid for 1,000 to 1,1100 pound
steers , and on such values are ! WIOo higher
than last week. Cow stock was scarce und
strong ,
lions Huslncss was again brUk and values
a nig 5c higher all mound with nutirly every
thing bold at the close. Hough and common.
& .00@4.70 ; packers , ifl.Hlii.V.'Ojprlme heavy und
butcher weights , t.VJ.Yft.'U.'i . ; light , $ j.004iJ.a ) ;
skips and pigs , $1.0021.75.
STOCKS AXI > llt\US.
NEW YOIIK , April 17. [ Special Tolezrarn
to Tun HKU.J The report cabled over yester
day to the ollect that the I'rcnch government
was about to request other European govern
ments to suspend the duty on cereals before
August caused u great commotion among the
grain men hero and In Chicago , and wns also a
matter of much Interest to bankers and
dealers In railroad securities. Wlillo no ono
apparently believes that such action will betaken
taken , the fact that It has been oven sug
gested confirms what wo Americans , from a
sordid point of view , have boon hoping to bo
the ease that the Europeans are liable to bu
In sore straits for brcadstulfs this .summer.
Of course the suspension of the duty would
mean a tremendous loss of revenues to the
covornmont taking such a course. No Euro
pean government can all'ord to cut down their
revenues tlrs summer. That such a thing Is
oven hlntiul at shows that an oven greater de
mand for cereals Is expected over there than
.what . America had supposed.
It scorns strnnso that the manifest absurdi
ty of the statement did not Immediately Im
press Itself on everybody. In the llrst placu
tJront Britain has no duty on cereals. In the
pocontl place , why In the name of common
sense should the Fronoh government forward
requests to the llrltlsh parliament and the
Herman relchstagV What business Is It of
Kriincu what Uioat llritaln and ( lermany do ?
&IIDPOSO the United States should wish to sus
pend the duty on rullned sugar. Would It for
ward the request to some foreign countries to
do likewise ! ? It requires only a moment's
thought to see the absurdity of the thing , but
though It Is a rnio ana highly prl/cd commod
ity , the solemnity with which the small
fry ofall street swallows anything and
everything In the way of absurd rumors
thrown to them , and greedily IISKS for more ,
Is a sure temptation to thu brainy stock ma
nipulator nnd the practical joker.
There was a brilliant opening to the railway
shares on the Now York stock oNChango to
day , and notwithstanding the fact that a fur
ther K 00ooo In gold coin was ordered from
the sub-treasury for shipment to Europe
thoontlro list of prominent stocks moved In
an upward direction , lluslne.ss assumed ( juttu
lively proportions right at the start , and tbo
demand was good all around. At the end of
llrst hour ( speculation wns much loss
active than at the commencement , and
the market wait about steady. The .specialities
for the most part were llrm and on the rally ,
hut transactions In them were nut heavy. The
Industrials as a rule displayed no particular
animation In the early sales , hut never
theless a llrm tone wax In attend
ance and the leading Issues registered
ndvnnces. led by American sugar rellnlng
common , whleh sold up 1 point to 01. This
stock , however , afterward reacted to
UOi ) < a'.W'.i. The preferred rallied ? ,
to ir.'i ; . National cordage common
and ptoforred ouch rose ! J to 83iJ
andJl.OJH respectively. Also those snbsu-
qnently icceded toWi > t und * l,0'l i , Chicago gas
moved un \ to 48s , and later lost the linpiove-
moiit. National lend mild ' , higher at 111.
St. 1'anl was weak after the o.irly dealings ,
Iturllngton and Itoek Island were the btroiig
features of the afternoon.
Ivennutt Hopkins fc Co. to S. A. MoWhortor
Iho market hua been strong toduv , but the
activity has b.jeiicontlncd to a smaller range
of stocks than some day past , nor have the
movements In prices been uniform. A few
Blocks Imvo advanced , but many others have
no other Improvement. It looks as If the shoi t
Interest hail boon responsible for a largu part
of the buying which has put up the Chicago.
.llurllngton&Qnlnoy and Itook Island , Thu
former was clearly a loader of the market to
day. The market lias had some adveri-o con
ditions to contend wltn In the engagement of
J.VXUKX ) In gold and rumors from 1'arls of the
f allure or llnanclal troubles of a bank. It is
Blho quite thu fashion to predict that there
will bo a bad bauk itatetuout tomorrow , but
If there Is It will reflect the condition that
Ihu banks vero in a week ngo rather than
what they are now , for they have gained
ilncp last Friday In dealings In the subtroas-
ury il.S'AOOO. which about offsets the cold
which has been shipped , There Is consid
erable current talk that the relations be
tween the western roads nnd thn Gould
system uro strnlncd nnd that the Chicago k
Northwestern will extend to Ugdon beoiinso
of the treatment that the company Is receiv
ing from the Union I'nclllc. H Is seml-
otllclully given that the Lchlgh Valley rail
way will refuse tn reduce tolls as ordered by
the Interstate commerce commission nnd that
the power of the Interstate commerce com
mission to order such reductions would bo
tested In the court * . When this was given out
I.ackawatina , which had been weak , rallied 1
per cent. Money has been easy at 3 lo Il'i ' per
cent Market closed Irregular but on the
whole firm. Sales ail/JW.
It Is slated on good authority that the Van-
dcrhllts have gene west to consider the ad
visability of oxlundlng the I'romont. Elkhorn
fi Missouri Valley loOgden , Utah. Tlio .Mis
souri Pacific now gets all of the tralllo nnd
IluiU Itself In the way where It must take
active measures to protect Its Interest.
London cable ! There are rumors of finan
cial dllllrMiltlcs In 1'arls , but nothing Is dellu-
Itely known. Credit industrial bank shares
fell 70 francs.
The following nro the closing quotations :
U.S. H rcxt'terodTi \ Northern I'aclllc
U.H Hcoiipuin'tl \ do proforroil B8 > ti
U.S 4'iji ' rL''I'toreil .lon < C. ' , N. & W IO.SU
U.S. < coilpons..lOl > ( iliiprofd ( ( ) . . . : (
t'ncllloiiiof 'M 113 Now Vork Central..10.1
Central I'aclllo M I' . . I ) . \ K 21
Chlcinir , , V Alton 121 Hock IsUnl
Chlcavo , llurllnxton t'.M. , VHt. I' I1IK
A Qiilnoy. ilo prnforroil 11ZW
1) . , L A W. .St. I'.nil .V Oninli.i. . . .
IllinoisUcntr.il U7 iloproforrocl 81
I..1I. , V\V I Union I'aclllc 49
Knn < nstTxai ( it'JV. : ' . . St. l > . fi. 1' W
l.nkoMliorn llli ( : ilnpruforroil ! ' . ' ' <
.Michigan Central . . . 1154 Wostcrn Union Bl
.MlasoiirH'nclllc. . . , 7J I
MONKV o.v CAl.t , Kasyj closed offered at 3
per cent.
I'IIIMB MKIICANTII.K PAPKH Unehangott ; , " > ® 7
per cent.
bTKiu.iNO RxciiAsni : Qulot , steady ; sixty-
day bills , II.H.V , ; demand , tl.8S' { .
Th(3 Wool iMarlcer.
HOSTON , Mass. , April 17. [ Special Telegram
to TUB Hun. ! The demand for wool during
Ihu past week has been moderate. The sale.s
foot up , . 'JSOl ) ) pounds of domestic and . " -i-.OJ )
pounds of foreign wool. The market has been
steady. Ohio X sold atlDS'lte , XX at UWile ,
and No. 1 at , 'irftl-ic. Michigan X has been
( inlet atJe , with one sale at L'll'jc. ' No , 1
combing wool has boon llrm at 402c ! , Ohio
Ilnodelalnnati8-n : l7c. and Michigan line do-
lalno at IIVK'I'iC ' , ITnwashod combing wool has
been sold at 27 ® - > o for one-quarter blood
and at SOS'Jte for three-eighths blood ,
Considerable Indl'ina one-iiuarter and
one-half blood clothingMMII has
been .sold atNOT.'Tc. . Unwashed Ohio and
Michigan fleeces have been s.ild at U'0i"ia.
Territory wool has been linn at fiOiJT > c clean
for line , biJil''e for line medium and K "ta for
medium , Texas , California and Oregon
wools have been quiet at previous prices.
I'ltllcd wools hnvo been In steady dciiiatr.l ,
choice supers selling at 40ft4.V' , fair to good
sutlers at UOit'Wc , and extras at 2JS'Oe. ! Aus
tralian wool has been In good demand , choice
selling at MI.V , and good at Hlftl'Ic. I'orolgn
carpet wools have been In fair demand ,
GofT'co Options.
NKW YOIIIC. April 17. [ Special Telozram to
THE llRK.l-Copfr.K Outlons opened dull and
unchanged toll ) points up , closing steady at ! >
up and dull. Thusales were 10.5JJ bags ,
ncludlnif April , 4:7.40 : ; May , $17,49 : June ,
tl7.WiJuly. 17.0)17.10 ; August , JHhfili Sep
tember , illi.iritftlU.L'O ; November. J 1.1.50. Spot
Klo. iulet | ; llrm ; fair cargoes , J2J.OJ ; N'o. 7 ,
$18.'J3.
Mining Stocks.
New Vouic , April 17. [ Special Telegram to
TIIR linn. ] The following are the lulnlng
stock quotations :
Alice 115 Horn Silver .Ill )
lloillc 110 Ontario 8NJO
Denilwuoed I1U I'lymouth IN )
Kuri'kn. Con 'tt > ) StnndurU 1UVO
llonitstuku 4TA
CHICAGO , April 17 Wheat Close Klrmor ;
flash , Jl.tmjai.lOjf. ! May , il.lJUl.lOMi July ,
Corn -Steady ; cash , 75c ; May , 721/J7- ;
July , O.s ic.
Uats-Mrm ; cash , 57o ; Jlay , 57r)78c ! ; July ,
5PM'5c.
I'ork-Steady ; cash , $12.80 ; Jlay , 812.024 ! ;
July. * II.KM. : :
Lard-Steady ; cash , $0.8714 ; May. M.97K ;
July. * 7.U7'J.
Short Hlbs Steady ; casli and May , $6.50 ;
July. W.82'/ ' .
Hyo-OMMtte.
llarloy bOo.
Flax-l.j. :
Timothy 1'rlmc , } I.3t.
Whisky1.10. .
Flour Strong and unchanired.
Hulk Meats-Shoulders. J3.103.15 ; short
clear. $0UOd.70 ; bhort ribs. J3.50.
lluftor Unchanged ; creamery 025c ;
dulr1 l-fi'jc. ( ( : !
RKVKUnchanged ; fresh. 12@l2 < , { c.
Cheese Unchanged : full orcam Cheddars.
Young Americas , lUl3io ! ; llats ,
ll'i15o. '
Hides Unclianged ; heavy and light green
saltod. ! > lic.Vj ! green salted , tUcffiPi ; salted
bulk , 4ic ? : green salted calf , Scidry Hint , 8c ;
dry salted. He ; dry calf. MWc.
Tallow Unchanged ; 1. solid packed , 4'c2 ; ,
U'Jc ; cake. 4Ho.
Whtsky-lllgher. $1.18.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour . 10.000 4.000
Wheat , bu . V..OOO 17.0)0 )
Corn , bu . , . 122,000 KJ.OOO
Outs , bu . . b'J.OOO ( lil.OOO
Nuw YOIIK. April 17. Wheat Itocclpts , 21,000
bushels ; exports , none ; spot ! J'i Jiyo : higher
and unsettled ; No. a red , tl.2H'ijH.211/1 ( ) In ele
vator ; ll.'J.V.i alloat ; $1.22@1. ' . > G f. o. b. Options
opened excited , advnnclnz lUc , then liroxu
? vffi'io ' , advanced I78&2'.i on foreign buying
orders and closed strong at 22 e over last
nlsht's prko ; Mnv closed at tl.SO.
Corn Hecolpts,7S,0' > ' ) bushels : exports , 1.VS03 ;
spot hlgner ; No. 2 , blije In elevator ; 845ZS."ic
alloat ; ungraded mixed. MXQsi : > ic. Options
XGll'ie higher ; May closing at 8P4e.
Oats Hecelpts , ai.OJ'J bushels ; exports , 1,035 :
spot higher ; No. 2 white , t > lf.fir > c ; mixed
western , COSPklc ; white western , ( I'lSJOc. Op
tions stiouger ; May closing at ( lie.
Sugar Haw , muscovado , 111 test , Il'oc : ( hit
centrifugals , no test , IPJc ; rollneu , higher ;
standard "A , " 4 U-lOo ; out lo.if , 5'.ie ; pow
dered . ' > e ; grannlateil , l" c.
I'etroleum Kaslor ; United closed for May
at Tie.
Ivttgs Klrmer ; western , ll'jc.
I'ork Strong ; new mess. $ li,7. ; > till 50.
Iiard Firmer ; western steam , $ rl.r > .
lluttor Steady ; western dairy , I2S32c ;
western creamery , 21'iTe : Klgln. ' 'I'/ic.
Cheese -Firm ; skims , ij10c. ! !
ST. Louis , April 17. Wheat Excited and
higher ; cash Jl.tWi May , tl.ll.
Corn Higher ; cash , 70c ; May , 7lc.
Oats Higher ; cash. .Wte ; May , fu'ic.
I'ork-Stronger-at * l2.7.T l2.87i. !
Laril-Klrinnr at , M..V. / j'J.7 : > .
Whlsky-l'lrm at * l.lll.
Ilutter-Flrm ; creamery , 2itt25c : ; dairy , IBo.
MINNKACOMR , April 17. Wheat Good de
mand for sample wheat today ; markelstrong ,
higher. Receipts. 12) ) cars ; shipments , 70 cars ,
Close : No. 1 hard , April , $1.111 ; on track , il.M'Jj '
No. 1 northern , April , $1.0i ! ; May. * I.09"B ; on
track , $ I.10'J ; No. - ' northern , April. $1.07 :
on tr.ick $ .OPii April , tl.U7 ; on track , Jl.07'i ' ®
MII.WAUICEH , April 17. Wheat Kxoitod ; No
2 spring , cash , JI.WIiM.IO ; May. 11.11 ,
Corn Firm ; No. ; i , 74c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2. white. .lO'.Jc. '
Provisions Quiet ; pork , May , $12.85.
CINCINNATI , April 17. Wheat Strong ; No.
2 red , $1.11.12. !
Corn Strong ; No. 2 mixed. 777Wc.
Oats Higher ; No. 2 mixed , 50c.
Whisky-tun.
KANSAS CITV. April 17. Wheat Market ,
higher ; No. 2 hard , cash , IMcQtl.oi ; No. 2 red ,
cash , $1.0:1 : 1.01.
Cnrn Stronger ; No. 2 , cash , CSiJe ; April ,
CS ! c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 cash , 5ia,3"0.
. April 17. Wheat Vltm ; de
mand Improving.
Corn Strongjdomand fair.
"
Zifr/j STUCK.
ClllCAOO , April 17 Cattle Hecolpts , RO.OOO ;
market steady ; steers , Sli.a.'i for top prices ;
M.1IMM.OJ for others ; stockers , $ J.fi.val.2 : > ; Tcx-
ans , $ J.UO ) ; cows and heifers , * I..YXTt.t.uo.
Hogs -Hecelpts. iH.iKH ) ; market higher ; rouah
and common , } l.xwtl.7i ( ) ; packers , $ I.NH& > 20 ;
iirlinu heavy and butcher weights , * > - > .2.vai,45 ;
llglit. M.oott5.2iii skips and pigs , : i.uO-S4.73.
SIIKEP Receipts , itftoa ; market active. Ir
regular ! westerns , $5.tl > at.00i ! lambs. tiOuO.UO. (
ST. Louis. April 17. Cattle Receipts. 400 ;
shipments , l.tUMmarket strong ; fair to fancy
natives , tl.HXiJO.IO ; stookors and feeders , $ XOO
( S4.10.
Hog * -Recolnts , , ' 1,200 ; shipments , 4,200 ; mar
ket higher ; heavy. JJ.lOi.Vlj ; mixed , ia.70 ®
8.15 ; light. 4.UKi5.1D.
_
KANSAS CITV. April -Cattle Receipts ,
2,7iW : shipments , ILV ) ; steady to strong ; steers ,
M.&UU.I.HCOWN , $1.75a .a5 ; stockers and feed
ers. ii'j.v.6i.M. :
Hogs Hecelpts. 8,430 ; shipments , n.RIO ; mar
ket higher , closed weak ; all grades , $ J.X5.1U. )
O. U.I 11. 1 lIl'K HTOVIl ,
OMAHA , April 17.
CATTLE O.llntal rocoluta of cattle W. > . ns
compared with KVS yesterday and 1,0. ' > 8
Friday of last week. Thu market 'ran
active with bund fat grades of beeves and
butcher stock stronger : others fully Mcady.
1'eeJori are active uuu lu dciuaud ut llrm
prices. The market'MiVmd with u wank frel-
Ing on beeves , moru ninounced and iiuiiicroiii
on heavy beovcs. ,
lloos-oniclnl roiiMipU of hozs iUJK. n
compared with : i.niu yesterday and : tfll.l
Friday of last week. The market wns
active and fi to ,100 , higher. All wild ,
The range of thu .prices paid wai JI.W
M.13' ' { . the liulk Rclllili ntfl.UJWWa Light.
* l.7S\nSt heavy. H.OViM.12H ; mixed , II.1KWM.05.
The average of tlio prlijos paid was ILHi im
compared with fl.oni VEsiorday and ( I.1U I'tl-
day of last week ,
SiiKKi'-Jlllelal roceVpts of Bhuop 427. as
compared with 4'CI vcstcrdiiy and IW ) I rl-
day of last week. Nuilves , $2.7.VB.\50 ; west
erns , I2.00O5.50.
Disposition of Htoulc.
Showing the nninoor ot o'ltlle , hogs mid
sheep bought by the packers anil other buyers
on the market as shown by the boo'ts of the
Union stock yards cnmp my :
CATTLE.
Hnynrs , No.
Pwlft&Co 478
Thod. H. Hammond company 'M '
' \ ho Cudahy packing comp.iny H
Thu Omaha packing company H
Shippers , feeders anj other buyers ! 8i
Leftover f > ! >
Total , 'lTio
MILKEItS AND
1 milker fjo fie
1 springer - , oo
1 springer 30 00
WKSTKllN CATTLE.
No. Av. I'r.
Gage fi Italcom
1CO cow hay-fed . io.V ) J,1 00
CO steers , Iiay-fed . lo.Vl 4 5D
10 steers , hay-fed . ] 12J ( 4 00
! I7 steers , hay-fed . HIG ; 000
steers , hay-fed . 120 ! ) 525
.steers , hay-fed . ll ( 5 HO
cows , hay-feu . 1021 350
J. M. Hrett
steers , hay-fed . - . . 10fi5 405
feeders . HL'7 3 ( W
feeder . ( . . 050 250
Marsh & Cooper
feeders , hay-fed . 8M 385
feeders , hay-fed . in ) , ) 3 txj
hteers. hay-fed . ' . 1051 450
Amos Llllv & < " ' , ) .
1. ) steers , hay-fed . 1210 4 .V ,
Icow.hay-ied . 8W ( 335
2 cows , hay-fed . 1170 3:15 :
5 cows , liav-fed . 700 335
Sands llrothers
0 steers , hay-fed . ] OI1 410
7j heifers , hav-fed . 12W 405
HOGS.
No. Av. rili. I > r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
,1 . 220 J4 50 31 . 24(1 ( 12J $1 05
10 . 142 40 450 01 . 225 12) 4 07J !
100 . 150 40 480 75 . 101) ) 80 500
B . 2KI 40 483 74 . 1U3 120 500
- . 157 80 4 W 77 . 204 ' "W 500
95 . 181 100 485 70 . 214 80 500
Kl . ICO 240 4 dS 07 . 20 500
50 . 105 12J 4 00 74. . . .217 160 500
5(1 ( . 312.210 400 50 . Ztt 500
08 . 215 120 4 IJ ) 81 . 101 500
US . UK ) 120 4 OJ 09 . 200 500
74 . 212 1GO 400 48 . 243 80 500
( W . I7B 101 400 80 . 201 80 500
01 . 2.-I2 80 4 IK ) 70 . 195 240 500
02 . 202 1(10 ( 400 72 . 2tU 80 502'J
19 . 275 200 400 03 . 219 120 505
1 . 174 4110 14 . * 2 &u 505
07 . 272 340 4 02 ! $ 71 . 222 80 505
42 . 31S 10' ) 4 03 03 . 220 505
32 . If2 bO 405 G3 _ 22. ) 80 505
32 . . . .12S 4 ! I5 08 . 217 80 5 01
3. ) . 203 80 4 flj 00 . 2it ) 200 505
70 . 215 200 405 G3 . 2)4 10 505
Kl . 221 4 10 83 . al 505
78 . 200 40 4 05 C4 . 202 5 07J !
73 . . . .198 60 410 CO . Of ! 120 510
f8 . 198 H ) 4 id 41 . 397 410
75 . 213 40 4 K Kl . 284 - - 4 12J !
I'HIS AND HOLHlll.
1 . 320 2 21 1 . K | ) go 400
0) . 94 40 323 , 1 . 270 425
.8 . 107 3 40
SIAMIKETS.
I'rovlsioiiH.
S.MOKKD MEATS-Sugar Cured-IIams , 14 to
10 Ib average , Olic ; hams. 2J to 2'i Ib average.
li'/ic ' ; hams , 10 to 12 Ih average , lOc ; skinned
hams , IDc ; shoulders , 0Je ! ; clear breakfast
bacon , narrow strips. 8"e ; clear bieakfa't
bacon , wide strips , 9c ; honeless breakfast
bacon backs , 8c : California or picnic hams. To ;
boneless ham , S c ; dried beef hams ( sots ) , 9.ic ;
dried beef clods , h4c ! ; short spiced rolls or
ham roulette. 8'4c ; smoked Peef tongues ( per
do/on ) , iHi..V > : special hams , 12 to 15 II ) average ,
lie ; special bonolo > s breakfast bacon , lie ; se
lected dried beef hams , lusldes nnd knuckles ,
llti ; selected wide clear breakfast bacon. Ue !
Diiv SALTKD MKATS Fancy light weight
short clears. 7Ue ; long clears. ( i'4e ; short
clears , 0V ; short ribs , tj. c ; shoulders , 5.'ie ;
clear bclllc" . 7c ; clear backs , O'sC.
SMOKI.II MRAT& Dry Salt Cured Fancy
light weight bacon short clears , 7Vb ; icon
short ribs , 7'iiC ; bacon short clears , 7'c ; b-icon
long clears. 78C ; bacon clear backs , 7'c ' ;
bacon clear bellies , 714e ; bacon shoulders , li' e.
SWIET : I'tcKLEi ) MKATH Hams , tierces , 0ie ! ;
shoulders ( N. V. cut ) , tierces , 5lic ; bellies.
tierces , 734c ; California hams , tierces , lie ; beef
hams. ImrreK $18.00.
PiCKi.ini HKKF TONOUKS Hiirrels. $20.00 ;
half barrels. 100 Ibs , $10.50 ; nuartcr barrels , 50
Ibs. $ (1.00 ( ; eighth barrels. ' > Ibs. 1.50.
LAUD Compound , per Ib , tierce basis , fi'ic ;
pure leaf , per Ib. llorco basis , 7-ic ! ; pure lard ,
tier Ib , tieico basis , 7 > 4c ; kettio rendered leaf
lard , per Ib , tierce basis , 8'iC.
llAunr.T.Ki ) 1'oiiK ANII HKKK Mess porknew ( ) ,
per bbl12.00 ; family pork $11.M ; baek pork.
13.50 ; short ent clear pork , $ 12.00 ® 14 HO ; mess
pork , { 11.50 ; prime mess pork$11.00ii.OO : ; boneless -
less pig pork ( fancy ) , $15.50 : extra mcbs beef ,
$9.00 ; plate beef , $ II.OO ( ; extra plate beef , $1I.OJ ;
lolled beef ( boneless ) $11,50 ; boneless rolled
beef , half bbls , i-il.uu ; extra family plate beef ,
$ fi.50.
I'K ) 1'oiiK lloncless HarroK 200 Ibs each ,
$15.5'j ; half barrels , 100 Ibs , each , HOO ; ijuartur
barrels , 50 Ibs , each , $1.50 ; eighth bariols , 25
Ibs , each $2.75.
OILS I'rlmo lard oil , winter strained. 55c ;
extra lard oil , wlntersrrained , 52c , extra No , 1
lard oil. 43c ; No. 1 larl ( ) ll , : t < 3c ; No. 2 lard oil ,
32e ; extra noat's-foot oil , 49o ; tallow oil , 49e ,
BAi'SAdKS llolognu , 4(40 ( ; blood sausage , 5c-
liver sausage , 5c , head Cheeie , 5o ; fresh pork
sausage , In link. 7iCiresli ; pork sausage , li
bulk , 7o ; smoued pork .sausage . , O'io ' ; Frank-
furl sausage , 8e ; biuokcd head cheese , ( lie ! ;
1'ollsh.sausage , 7'-te ; Knoblauch sausage.'He
tongue sausage. Do ; slmmier sausaije , 12Ho.
Tiieabovo prices are for lots of 50 pounds
and upwards ; a less .quantity He more.
MUTTON Choice dressed mutton , 8'io ' ; racks
of mutton , lilc ; saddles nf mutton , Uc ; breasts
or mutton , 5c ; leg of la'utton , lOc.
FIIKSII 1'oitK l'rk Joins , 9o ; tenderloins
15c ; spare ribs , Ce ; shoulders , Gc ; hoeUs , ; iu
trimmings , 5c ; baek iMines. 2140 ; dressed hogs
O'uc : cleaned plas feet , per ilo/cn , 33e ; rougl
uncleaned pm ' feet , per dozen , 20c.
Fnusn HEKK CUTS-MHolls. 9c ; bcof tender
loins , ICc ; sirloin butts , 80 ; bonclcbs strips , Uc ;
btilp loins , 8e ; rounds , ( rumpoITi , 80 ; rounds
( rnmpon ) , 7o ; roundR , 'shank ' off ) , 7'ic ; lione
less rumps , 5e ; ehuckH , 5o ; plates , 3c ; bacl
halves. 7o ; shoulder clo ls , Utc ; If0f ) loins , No
1 ( steer ) , 1517c ; beef loins , No. 2,12c ; bee
loins , No. 3 , i15c : ! ; beef ribs. ! > IMIc ; beef ribs
No. 1,123.I4C ; sweet broads ( per doz ) , 75o ; kid
neys ( each)3e ) ; ox tails ( each ) , 3c ; livers ( O'ich )
15c ; beef hearts ( each ) , 5c ; l.oef tongues ( each ) ,
45c.
Country l rotlnoc.
Thu receipts yesterday weiu not heavy
butter especially being In light supply.
Kniis flio market was about r.'o at whlcl
price tlio most of the eggs were Mild.
lIUTTKii The supply WHS very light am
prlcex correspondingly high. Thu best conn try
roll went ijnltt ) readily at 20'J. ' . !
1'oULTiiv It Is getting ratlier late fo
dro.-.sed chickens and lOo was about the out
side for tbo very bust stock. Live chicken
hell ut 3.7.Vf64.U ) per doz. Hardly enougl
geese , duoks or turkeys art ) arriving to miiKo I
iniiniet.
HAV The receipts were somewhat larse
but the best upland could still bo ( juotcdia
I15.UO per ton ,
Flour.
H. T. Davis Mill Co. . high patent. No. 1 am
Cream , 12.80 ; Illuc D. full patent , ( . ' .55 ; Hawk
c.vc , half patuut. U1U ; special royal , patent
to. JO , f.1.00 ! Mlnnrsota palnnt. e..Wli Kaium
innl wheat. | iati > iil , $2.65 ; Nebraska spring
vlinal patent , lira
Oskamp'M ready lo rlso 1)uelwhcnl flour ,
l.25prrcasu of 53'-lb Packages ; buckwheat ,
n bills. N. Y. . M.OO ; i\celslorbrand.J.VMi :
lap-Jack meal , 13.75 per case of 60 2-lb pack-
ge .
2.M ; Snowllakc , $2.10 ; iow grade , $1.00 ; bran ,
POTATOIW Homo grown toek , 11,23 ; Colo-
ado , tl.IL'i per bu ,
I'm PLANT Per dofVMJ7e. .
( 'Atri.tFLHWKH I'urilot.50. .
Si'lNACii I'er bbl.$2.fl ( ,
LiTTii'i--'holeo : ) : stock , 4VI'ic ( ( ' ,
RtiTAiiAOAS Michigan slock , tier bu , COo.
Hr.iTi"l'er : bbl. K.WI.OQ.
ONKNH"SpanIsh , largo crates , J6.50.
CAiinoTS I'er bbl , $ ' . ' .25.
CcLiniv-Mlchlgan stock , 40tH' > c ; California ,
icrdo/ . $1.00.
SWERT I'OTATOKS Cliolce stock Is held at
4.50 per bbl ; seed potatoes , fcl.OO per bbl ,
RAIIIKHIIH 1'erdolinnelies , IJo.
I'Aits.Mi'.s I'er bid , J.UKI.
iiH 1'ur do/ . tl..vi2.00 ,
CKLKIIV ROOTS'IT \ < lii ? , 75c.
HllANH-Choleo stock , t'.OO.
Raccoon , No. 1 , largo , 75cs No , 1 medium , MCI
No. 1. small. 40oi No. 2.40c. Mink , No. I , largo ,
$1.00 ; No. I. medium , 75c ; No. I , small , fiOes No ,
2 , 50e. Skunk , black , cased , No. 1 , largo. JI.OO ;
No. I , medium , 75c ; No. I , small , mo. Skunk ,
short stripe , eased , No. I , largo , 75c ; No , 1 , me
dium , 500 ! No. I , small , 2.V. Skunk , narrow
slrlpo , cased , No. I , lingo , 40c ; No. 1 , modlnm ,
25c. Skunk , broad strlpo. ousod , No 1 , large ,
20o , I'ox , cross , dark. No. 1 , largo , ti'.50 ; No. I ,
medium. tJ.tiU ; No. I , small , 11.51) ) ; No. 2 , tl.50.
I'ox , rod , No. 1. largo. $ I..V ) ; No. 1 , medium. Jl.ooj
No. I , small , 75e ; No. 2 , liic. I'ox , gruy. No 1 ,
largo , Mi" No. I , medium , Mies N" . I , small , 20c.
Wolf , inouiil.iln , No. I , large. if'.W ) ; No I , me
dium. $1 25 ; No. I. small , 75oj No. 2 , $1 00. Wolf ,
prairie , No. I. largo , $1.00 ; No. 1. medium , 75c ;
No. 1 , small. Mo ; No. 2 , lOc , Heaver , prime , per
skin. No I , largo , $7.0.i ; No. I , medium , 45.00 ; No ,
I , small. $ : i.5 ( ) . Heaver. No. 2. per skin. No. I.
largo. $0.00 ; No. 1 modlnm , if.'l..V > ; No. I small-
$ I.X ( ) . Otter , No. I large , $700 ; No. 1 medium ,
$5.0U ; No. I small , faon ; No. 2 , if'.Sl. Lynx , No
1 large , t'-.OO ; No. I modlnm. fl.2" > ! No. t small
75c ; No. 2. $ ! .OJ. Wildcat , No. 1 largo , .Vo ) ; No.
1 medium , 3o ; No. iMiiull. Hc. ) Opossum. No.
1 large , r.'c ; No. I small , fie. lladuor. No. 1
large , ( Vic ; No. 1 medium , l"e ; No. 1 small , 'IOr.
WoHoiluo , No. I Inrgo , $1.01 ; No. 1 medium ,
$3.00 ; No. 1 small. $2.00. Hour , black. No. 1
large , MO.OOj No. I medium. Jln.tK ) ; No. I small.
$5.00. Hear , crb/.ly. No. I largo , $10.00 ; No. 1
medium , $0.00 ; No. I small , $1.00. Hear , blown.
No. 1 largo , $1.00 ; No. 1 medium , $2.50 ; No. 1
small , $1.00. Hear , cubs. No. 1 largo. il.ii'J ; No
1 medium. $2.50 ; No , 1 small , 81.00. Marlon , No
I hinio , . ' .00 ; No. I medium. $1.00 ; No. I small ,
Mo. l-'lshor. No. 1 largo. $5.flJ ; No. 1 medium ,
it.00 ; No. 1 small , $2.50. Huckskln. Indian
drosM'd , per Ib. , No. 1 large , 5'.o ' . lo 75i' . Deer ,
summer , per Ib. . No. 1 largo , 20c to 25o. leer ) ,
fall , per In. . No. 1 large. l. > e to20o , Door , winter -
tor , per Ib. , No. 1 largo , 12e to I8c. Deer , uroeii
salted , per piece. No. 1 large , 25c to 75o. A nte-
lopo. per Ib. , No. 1 laro , r.'c to Inc. 1'lk , iicr
Ib. , No. 1 largo , So to 10c. Muskrut 111. . WIs ,
la , Winter. No. 1 large , 17c ; fall. No. 1 me
dium , lie ; fall. No. 1 lar o. He ; fall , No. 1 mo-
dlum , llojdamagedspeared or shot.Do. Muskrat -
rat Southwestern and territory Winter , No.
I largo , 14c ; winter. No. 1 mod.um. He ; fall ,
No. 1 large , lie ; fall , No. 1 medium , So ; dam
aged , speared or shot 7e.
Ijiunbcr.
Quotations are for ear lots on board cars at
Omaha :
DI.MHNSIONS
12. 14 &
Hi ft , 18 ft. 20 ft. 22 ft , 24 ft.
2x1. . . } 15 50 Jill 00 $1 50 $17 ( K ) $1800
2x1. . . . 15 00 1550 1000 1700 1800
2x8. . . . 15 CO 1550 Hi 00 17 TO Is 03
2x10. . . 1500 1550 10 00 1750 IS 00
2.\12. . . 10 00 11)00 ) 1700 1850 1900
4.\4 to
h.\8. . 18 00 17 00 18 00 IS 00 10 00
HATTHNS. WUt.I.Tl'lllNn. KTC1. O. O. 2'J-lncll ' ,
05c : V4\3 , sis , : c ; 2-lncli widl lulling. I ) . , t M.
and bov. , WUK ) ; plckels , D. .t H. Mat , f-'J.50 ; D ,
& 11. imiuio , $22.M.
KK.NCI.NO-NO. 1,0 In. 12 and lift , rf , $10.00 ;
No. 1. ( i In , 1(1 ( ft , $10.00 ; 4 In. $111.00 ; No. 2 , 0 In.
12 and 14 ft , rf , $14.00 ; 4 In , $11.00 ; No. 2 , (1 ( In , 10
ft. iin.H ( ) ; 4 In , $1(1.00 ( ; No. 3 , (1 ( In. 12 and II ft.
313.00 ; 4 In , jii.OO : ; No. 3 , U In , III ft , $13.09 ; 4 lu ,
$13.00.
9IWNO-A. 12. 14 and If. ft$22.00 ; 0. $17.W ; II ,
12 , 14 and IU ft , $20.50 ; D , $14.50.
HOAIIKS No. 1 com , $18.5(1 ; No. 2 , com , $15.00 ;
No. 3 , coin , $13.50 ; No. I. com , $11.59.
STOCK lioAHDS A. 12 In , sis , $18.03 ; 11 , IS In ,
sis. $15.10 ; 0 , $10.0) ) ; 1) ) . $ . ' 5.00 ; No. I common , 12
In , sis , 10 , 12 , and 18 ft , $21.00 ; No. 2. Ih.5'J ; No. I
common , 12 In , sis , 14 ft , $20.00 : No. 2 , $17.50 ;
No 1 common. 12 In. sis , Ifi ft , $19.M ) ; No. 2 ,
$17.00 ; No. 1 common , 12 In , sis , 2J ft , $21.00 ; No.
2 , $ tar > o.
SuirLAV No. 1 plain , 8 and 10 In. $10.00 ; No ,
2. $ l'i.OO ' ; No. 1O. (5. , Bin , $19.00 ; No. 2 , $10.50 ;
10 In , crooved roollng , 12 , 14 and 10 ft , $19.50.
FINISIIINO Istand 2d , cl. , 1 in , s2s , $19.00 ; H.i ,
I1nnd 2 In. $49.00 ; 3d clear , 1 in , s2s , $45.00 ; H't ,
li ! and 2 In , $47.00 ; A , select. 1 In , s''s , Sll.OO : 1 > 4 ,
li ! and 2 In , $15.00 ; H , select. 1 In , 2s , $31.00 ; 1 > 4 ,
l'/t and 2 In , $10.00 ; O , select , 1 in. s2s , 27.00 ; Ih ,
I" and 2 in , JIB.OU.
A. It or 0 select , all IB-foot. $1.00 extra.
SOUTIIKIIN YELLOW I'INI ; 1st and 2d cona
flooring. 13-1(1 ( star , $21.00 ; 13-10$19.00 ; common
lloorlnii , 13-1(1 , J15.W ) ; rift clear. 13-Ifi , $2.io ( :
Island 2d clear , 3 colling. $14.51 ; 1st and 2d
clear. ? 4 celling. $19.50 ; 1st and 2d clear , cell
ing. $25.00 ; Island 2d clear , Mulsh , s7 , from 1
Inch , $27.10 : 1st and 2d clear , HnMi , s2s , froml'.i
Inch , $ ; )0.00 ) ; 1st and 2d clear , llnlsli , s2s. from 1'i '
and 2 Inch , $30.00 , 1st and2d cleary. p. casings ,
$3i.OO ( ; base , $ . ' 10.00.
I'oi'LAH Lu.MiiEU 8-lneh and up , 1st and 2d
clear , 1-Inch s2s , J.'H.OJ ; 8-lneh and up , 1st and
2d clear. ! i Inch panel. $29.00.
SASH , DOOMS , KTC. Tar board , $1.50 ; sash , 53
per ct. ; doors , 5'J per ct. ; blinds , 50 per et. :
moulding , 53 per et. : tarred felt , per cwt. ,
$2.10 ; slraw board , $1.15.
Fi.oouiNd-A. il-lnch , white pine. J.ts.00 ; C
$29.50 ; II. C-lnch , white pine , $ 'li.UO ( ; I ) . $ . ' 0.50 ; K
G-lnch , white pine ( self-fencing ) , $17.00 ; drop
siding , 5flo per M oxtra.
SIIINOLKS , LATH Uvtra "A. " pine , $ .80 ;
standard "A$2.4" > ; extra "A , " cedar , $ -.f > 5 ;
0-lncli clear pine , $1.90 ; clear redwood , 81,25 ;
luth.i.OO. :
I'OSTS White cedar , C-lnch , fjs , lie ; 0-Inch
( | rs , lie ; white cedar , 5iiinchis ' , lie ; 8-Inch
( | rs , 9c ; white cedar , 4-Inch round , 15c ; split
oak , 8c ; Tennessee red cedar , split , 14c.
IIS.
HONKV Choice. 1 Hi frames , ISSJ'JIe.
LI.MI : , C'UMKNT , IJrc' . On board o-.irs at Omaha
1'or bbl Ash lirovn lime , l ) > c ; C'hamploii
llme.83c ; Qiilncy white , SOe ; l.oulsvlllooomont ,
$1.5' ) ; Milwaukee cement , $1 15 ; Utica coinont.
$1.40 ; Kngllsh Portland coinont. t.'l. 15 ; Now
Vork planter , $2.25 ; Jllchlgan plaster , $200 :
I'ort Dodge plustor , $1,03 ; white sand , 1' . 1' .
hair , per bale , Jl.tX )
llilKS--l'ro/on hides , fie ; No. 1 green salted
hldes,5'.tiilo ( ; No. 2 green salted hides , 1'ie : No.
1 green salted hides , 25 to 40 Ibs , ftGlifcll-1 ; No. 2
green sailed hides , 25 to 40 Ibs. 4'ie ; No. 1
veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs , 7c ; No. 2 veal cult 8 to 15
Ibs. so : No. I dry Hint hides , 7c ; No. 2 dry
Hint hides , 53c ! ; No , 1 dry salted hides , 5
jowii mil , ? ; . ( ) ' .
TAI.MIW ASK OHCASK Tallow No. 1 , 3i'g > lo ;
tallow No. 2 , 3' . < a3'ao ; grouse , white A , li'ilo
3'4e ; grease white 11. > tf > il'io ; grease , yellow ,
234o ; grease , dark , 2'ic ; old butter , 24i''tc : ' ;
beeswax , prime , IMMOc ; rough tallow , lt ! < < !
j.v0t
HONES IN CAU LOTS ONLY Dry bnlTalo , per
ton , $10.0'j < /il8.0j ; dry country , bleaclied , per
ton , $10.XVi6ii.oOj ( : damp and meaty , per ton ,
i8.OiK10.00 , Those prices are for bones weighed
and delivered In Chicago ,
The Baby's
Health often glvoa fond parents
very great anxiety md caro. S. S.
S. , Is tlio popular remedy for chil
dren. Itl3 safe , palatable nnd does
, of Independence
the work. David Zartman
dependence , O. , says :
"S. S. S. rUIJKI ) MV
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CASI5 OF CATAHHH I
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WITH. TIIKXASVr ,
DlSrilAIUlK WAS
vr.uv iAUn : AND
OlTlISSIVi : , S. 8. H-
i : A IT.UMA.
NKSTCUUI : . "
tni ITlooil anil Skin ilUea c free ,
Tiiia\virrsi'iciFicco.ATi.AXTA1A. : : ( }
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. . LIMITED.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Co
C -E > 9 Kjclialik'O llullJln. ,
Boutli Ouiaha.
S. J. Coflunn , Bmiloy Hunter & Green ,
SO lUchanvo IlullJIng
JO UichanKO llulldlng
BuuUi Omili * BOuUt
OMAHA
Maoiifactuws' Jofa'
DIRECTORY.
BILLIARDS. j DTOYOLEST3
The Brnnswiok-Balko A. n. Pcrrigo&Co.
. . Oollomlor Go.
[ HUlanl nierohimlUn , All Malei , All Prlci'i , All
Saloon Qiturei 1'nrts.
ttn. 4M H. lOtli utruot ,
Umnhix. 1315 Hodce Street
BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS.
Omaha Republican Printing Co. ,
t. w btlufj , bunk uppllej , aim OTCf/lMiu In tha
printing lino.
10th anil PouU 11 strooti.
Acfcermann Bros. ft Hointzo ,
Printers , tlnJcrs , tloctrolTpora , blank book inanti-
facturi > r ,
1MB IlowaM iitroat , Oaiih-v.
Manufacturers flnoclgnri Manufacturcra' Agouti ,
Jobbers of loaf tobncco * . CllBIM.
1011 Parnam itrcot 505S ISIh Bt. . Olimlill.Nl'b.
COAL , COKE. ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooke and Ooutant & Squires ,
Liino Oo. Uard and soft coal ihlp-
' ,
Hard nnd > of t ooal pt'M
1208 Fnrrnm root ,
S. K. Cor. 10th and Uoa j- Omaha
Ui itrootJ.
Hulbert & Blum , 1' . n. Mahoney & Oo.
OhloumpUock | Sprln ? ! , Hard-Coal-Soft.
Kxcelslor , Walnut bloa < ,
screened nut , anthracite , OBIccs 613 N. 1fith nnd cor.
' "o&Virsthrt.iothani1 iouKias "
American Fuel Oo , Howell & Oo. ,
Bhlppors and rtealars li S17 8. llth street ,
nnthrnclto and bitu
minous coal. Omaha , Neb.
215 S. 15th street.
Johnson Bros.
,
Nebraska Fuel Oj , ,
[ 14 Karnam Btrcot ,
2138. ISthatroot ,
Omnlm , Neb.
Omnlm , Nob.
Mount & Griffin , 0. B. Havens & Oo. ,
113 S. lUtiatrast , arnain street ,
Omaha , Nob. Omaha.
CORNI' ' B.
Eagle Oornico Works F , Euempinij
Manufncturersof Oalran- Galvanized Iron cornices.
Izbd Iron Cornice. Dormer windows , door
Window caps , motiillcslcy caps , llnlals , etc. Tin
IlKhU cto. 1110 and 1112 Iron and slate roofer.
DodiceSt. 811 Farnam St.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo , , Kilpatriok-Koch Dry
furnishing Goods Oo. ,
Dry Roods ,
, notions gents'
,
goods , notions. Dry goods
furnlihlux k-oods.
Cor. llth and Howard sts. Corner llth and llarney
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo.
Illustrated Catalo U9
free.
1611 Capitol Avenue.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oa. , General western agent
Corner Jones and 9th sts. Skandla How Co ,
Omaha , Neb. ISl'J-IMl Shcrmin nro.
FLOUR.
Broken Bow Hollar E. T. Davis Mill Oo , ,
Milling Oo , . C. G. Underwoo.l ,
Ofllcoand warohouio , Manager at Omaha.
1012 N. IClh street Cor. Stli and Jaokson its.
8. F. Oilman , Clemens Oskamp ,
' '
M'f'g of ready to ralsn
Mi-nl. tlnuil
Blnp Jack
1011 N. 10th street
rnki > 4 In the world.
C.E. lllack , - Manager. 12U7-1S11 S. iJth utro *
Omaha Milling Co , ,
Merchant Miller. .
OlUco and mill , 131.1 North
ICth Stioot
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Fur Ohas. Shiverick & Oa.
niture Oo , , Furniture and Carpets.
Furnlturo and cirpoti ,
1119-1119 Farnam street , 1200-1210 Farnam Bt.
Beobo & Ruuyan Fur
niture Oo ,
Successors to C.A. Iteebo
, V I'll
Grace ami Ilitli Sts ,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & Loomis , J. T. Ilobinson Notioa
Oo. ,
lobbcm nm ! Importers of ( ! cnt ' furliUhlna goods.
uotlons nnd [ urulslilnii m'f'K cjlulir.itotl tiranl
"IliickHkln" ovoralli ,
,
liouds imntH , Hlilrti , coati , eto.
till Howard street. Cor. I''thnnd How.irdstj.
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS ,
J3BAIN AND PROVISIONS
Toncray &Biyan , I S. A. MoWhorter
IlrdkerH. grain , | irovl luni'il ' : Ut Null Hank. Broker
iind Mock * BIS H Ulh 1'rlvato nlri'a to Now
M. I'rlvntuwlru to I'hl- York , Chicago nnd Kt.
iiitii. St. I.ouli and NOH l.oulb. Cii h train
Vork. bought for ull market * .
Oookrell Bros.1
Ilrnkun. 1'rivnto wires
to New Vurk , IhlcuKO fi
Kt l.oilU. HlM'flid n He'll-
tloiiKlvun to track 14da
OUi'alu. '
GUNPOWDER.
Hugh Q. Olark.
Oonl W < - torn Agent
Dupont'i Spotting Dun-
powder. Atlas huhaiplo-
iy . .UIiutlnCftpiuia. (
111 ! ) UatlH'y strait.
"llARDWAKia.
Rector & Wilholuvy Oo Leo-Olark - Androosoii
Hardware Oo.f
Cor , lOlli n 1 Jackjon its
11M-IHO
Ouiahft. Mutt.
S , TALLOW.
Qco. Oborna & Oo. , J , S. Smith & Oo , ,
613 S. 13th slrost.
IW-H12 I.c.ivcnirorth il
Omati & . Olnnh.v
IRON WORKS.
Pnxton & Omnlia Safe & Iron
, Iron Works , Works
iv roiiilit nnd cn t Iron ,
liullillnit mirk , englnoi. Mnnuf'rs nro nml linrcHf
work , piuof rt\tf > , TAIIIK. Jut !
i , maclilnd nn-l - work , Iron liutK > r atM
Miicksmllli work. t ) . p. fire ixrnpej. II. An-
Itjr. nndl'thst , drecu.lltliAJackKinsti
Actno Iron nnd HViro Wilson & Drake ,
Work ?
, MTf tulnilnr dues , : lr
'ron. wlro nn I bran w 'k . bor boilers , tanki , oto.
6TJH. llllhstroot
rt' . lloehl , - I'roptlotor. I'lfconmt loth lro5tJ.
LITHOQRAPHINQ.
Rcos Printing Oo.
Lltliojtrnphlnij , Prlntlni
ntul lllank tlooki.
llth anil Itoi
LIQUORS.
Her & Oo. , William D.trst ,
I.tquor MiToIianti. Wines , Uiguori nnil Cl-
111 ! llnrnuf troot. .
Cirs.
' (
ttnniiriirtiir'ia K'.Minei
Kiistlmtlaimturs. ISIS VnriiMn HI. , Ornih *
H. R. Grotto , Frank Dallono & Oo , ,
Importur nml .lobbur of Liquors and OunulnoNo-
\Vlnp nn.t Uquori.
IMi nml lurj rarimm St. vndn ClKnra.
1'rlcu llJts on npplleatloii- \y \ > ' > Dougliu SticcU
L , Kirsoht & Oo , A , Friok & Oo , ,
\Vhole nIo I , IquorDe.ilcr \Vbole9aIo l.lquorDcateri
imi l-'T-n'im Siro'i' . SOI-80S t ) . 10th 31.
LUMBER.
Q. W. Douglas ? & Oo. John A , Wakefiolil ,
Imporlcil.Anierlrnn.l'urti
Hardwood Lumber , liinilCi > mi > ntMllwniiKc
lljdrnullc Cvmt'lit nud
1310 North ICth StrosU ( Julncy Whtta I.lmo.
V
Oharlos R. Lee , Wyatt-Bullard Lumber
Ilnrdwood lumber , wood
cnrpet' nnil pnrguot ber Oo.
lloorlnir.
Ptli and JClli andlinrd StrccU ,
Oady & Gray , Louis Bradford ,
Mme , CO'iinnl. KM. , ' , Lumber , llruo , coment.oH
Cor. 9th nnl I > oulai itrcoU
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stonehill , I. Oberfelder & Oo , ,
Millinery , Notloni Importcrn nnd Jobbers la
Clnukf , Eto .Millinery.
203,210 nncl 212 South llth
IIC-I13S. ICthSt. , Omaha etrcct.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS , ETC
Mf.y Meyer & Bro , Oo. A. Hoapo , Jr. ,
M'f's Jewelers , dealers In I'la'nos , Organs , Artlsty
musical Instruiuunts ,
etc. , Materials , I to. ,
Farnam and ICtrx. 1513 Douglas BtrooU
CEMENT AND LIME.
J. J. Johnson & Co , ,
218S. 13th strait ,
Omaha , Nob.
OILS. ! OYSTERS.
_ _
Consolidated Tank A. Booth Packing Oo , ,
Line Oo. Oyitcrs , fish and . canned
lioods.
Iteflned and lubrlcntln ?
oils , axle pro * * * ! ) , etc. 1S03 1-oavonworth. _ j
A. II. Bishop , Manager.
PAPER. | PIATING.
Oarpenter Paper Oo. , Western Plating W'ka '
Carry n full stock of Gold , sllror nnd nlekel
, wrapplnR nnd plntlnx on all metals ,
printing
liililuware , ctc.rcplatoi
wrlthiK paper , card pa 1'nlUhlntibrais A ohail *
per , etc. dcllernork. 1111 Dodija.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Eibbel & Smith , Bchroedor & Oo , ,
Dealers In country prod Cash buyers butter an4
uce , fruits , vegetables , CKKS , an t Kcnoml coiu-
etc. mts lon merchants ,
1207 Howard street. ( H South llth street.
0. Rosso & Oo. , E. B. Branch & Oo. ,
Forclcn , California and 1'rodura , fruits of all
tropical fruits , kinds , orators ,
1213 Howard struct. 1211 Howard street.
Porter Bros , Oj. , Tlobjrt Purvis ,
1217 Ifoward street
California , Flnrldi and
troplral frtilH. \Vrlto for prlco on hat
ffll-811 Jnnei street. ter , o t ; * , poultry and
O. W. Hulls , Mnnwor. Kainu.
Kirschbraun & Sons , Olark & Oj. ,
lluttor I'i'Rs and poultry. Duller , cheese , e i
poultry and game ,
1203 Ilonard street. COM South 13lh stroat
Bites & Oo. , Williams & Oro33 ,
Country produce , friilti , I'roduco and fruits
f poclalllu * . toa1 * , t plcoi ,
etc. m-ll'JH. lithHL 1214 llarnoy stroot.
RUBBER GOODS. ETC.
Omaha Rubber Oo. ,
Manufacturing ant Job-
t rubber
100-S Kuril. un straot
SHSD3.
Emarsau Saed Oo , ,
Seed Krowcn , datlnri In
giirdun , ifr.iu , urala vail
true Dee 11.
4'I-UI South IJth.
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , EJ.'O.
M. A , Disbrow & Oo. , Bohn Saih & Door Oo.
Manufacturers of caih , Manufacturer. ! of in oil U-
it ours , bllnili and IMKI , bllnli , door ) ,
Mouldings , llrane'iof- oto.
tice , I''lli and Izar.l at ) . ICtli mil ClnrkstroJtt.
SYRUPS. BTOVES.
Farrell & Oompiny , Duffy-Trowbridgj
VVholnsalo minfnct'irori 3tov3 Munxfao'g Oj. ,
nyrup * , motansui anJ
'
vliliiKiri , Maniifaitur'g stnraiaal
Ntiire pip ) .
217-219 South Dili itrnot I2I1-121S I.oaTimworthtl.
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS.
Consolidated Ooffaa
Company ,
UU and 1I1G llarnoy it
Omuha. Nob.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S. Wind Engine & A. L. String 4 ;
Pumo Co , ,
lOUMT ) ! Farnam
IlnllMay wind mills. OH
nnd'/ . ' ) Jonoi > t. G K.
Itoss , acting manager. Omaha , Nab.
TOYS. | TYPE-WRITERS
H. Hardy & Co. ,
Typo-writers.
Toys , dolls , albumsfancy
foods , houxif urnUhlng A. H , I'errlna
' & Co. , i-ntnlojue frei.
goods , children's c r-
' 1311 Uodgo Struct.
rlutci. 13I'J Farnainat
P. T , HUGHES ,
WHOLES ALB OASH COM MISSION
Klxln unit Woitorn Crcamurjr roll Uuttur und ,
( TK . 10'Xlj ' A I ( Miiptj t-Ktf c-uica , with Ollors , fa *
u.ilu cheap or exchange for cvtfi ut market urtoo.
Wrlto for particular ! , lili ui4 I'M ) 1UU Htrtioi
UguTtir , Culoradu.