THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-LvVFDNtiSDAY , MAY 6 , 1891.
Bears Again on Top ou tbo Chicago Board
of Trade ,
THE RANGE OF LEAD.NG FUTURES ,
IJttlo Interns ! in fie Stook Mnrkrts-
Now York. Ornln Vnlucs .Slightly
I.oivcr-Tho Worltl'i
kbt
o , M.-.y 6.-Wlip.it stnrlrd out weak
but niado a very rtapictabtn showing for tbe
irreatnrpartof tliu day nnd tbcn eolliisped
utter'y. It was ovldr-nt before the day closed
that the hour crowd had jtlven the market thu
only stronutli tliut It li.ul and that tbo bulge
was simply to shako out tbo Iroiibknumo
tallers. to entrap more bulls , and to K O the
bearsach'incu to sot out. The plan \\oikod
like iicharm. New Yorker * wired that Paris
wns hlKher bocaii e of corchlntr winds In
IlunRary and soul In n few buyltiK onlors
This iironscd considerable bullish enthusiasm
and started ( jullu u wave of buying. Itcam ,
Umi , SehwiirtCiiiluliy mill I'urtlrldpo. all of
whom had bought wheat at the outset sold
licnvlly but quietly nn the bul ohlth fol
lowed. Thn bulls Kept hoping and wall-
IIIK until thn ollli'lat cables camn In
when they all bcxan lo throw their wheat
otorbnnrtl. Not only were the London , Liver
pool , Tails , llorlln and Antwerp whe.it mar
kets In ademorall/ed condition , but the quo
tations on British consuls and Trench rantos
showed that the money markets abroad were
a llttlo exercised. This created almost a
panic , but .luly wheat started tit lri'ir .Jl.00'4
niiilust ll.OJVi at the close yesterday and sold
up on thn bullish loports to ? I.OI with very
llttlo reaction. The bulls felt secure In the
face of a decline of lie per bushel within the
last two week * . Then the beats boxan to un-
oad and prices biolio to tt.OI , then halted
nnd dropped toI.O ) , and then stumped on llio
bearish cable tepoiti and tliu bear raid went
to the lowest point of the day. 97'ie , closing at
frtWikViu. A ureatdeal of wheat held ou a
nariow niiiiiilii and Htop loss ordeis was
thrown over In the cliMlng. I'art of this. It Is
said , was llntchuison wheat , held In the hopj
ofKettlnj ? hltfhor pi Ices.
Corn was depressed early by the Immense
receipts for this time of the yeir , j % etr
loads , besides : i,000 bushels by canal , nnd by
the fact that at Mverixml prlcei were : id
lower , then rallied with wheat , and be-
eausu of the estimate of'but -W cms
for tomorrow and lln-illy broke with wheat
and because of sales bv the bear crowd , llart-
lott , Tra/er , Lamson Brothers and a few oth
ers were oiitetly ollliu all tha morning fur
the various bear traders.
Thu weakness In corn , heavy receipts and
the sale of a line of Ions propeity causo.l an
rarly break In oats , July opened at 4tl'c. ' sold
off to 4H4e and then on RooU buying rallied to
47e ! , but It milled off later and closed at
The prices of provisions weru highest ut the
opening and lowest nt the clo'-o. Cniliihy and
Iteain wens icporlud to lo : buying and M'llliiK
on a considerable scale , lint In n scalplin ; way.
The crowds Marled to sell and on the icstill In
the hrniik Itunm was a llborul buyer aitulnst
HiihH ho madu yosterdny. lie sold again on
reaction' ' , The lesult of the tr.idlims show ti
loss for the July option of Mo ) In pork. I Jo In
lard mid I7'ie ' In ribs , comp.irud wllh the clos-
Inir prlees yesterday.
Tlio leading futures ranged as follows :
Altlirl KM"
WIIEAT-Nli. 2-
f 1 01
June i in MS
Inly 1 DIM
COIINNo. . 2-
Mny r.m ; ra
Juno WM
raM
OATS-NO. 2-
ra fid
.lunu raMM M
Julr
MKKH 1'iiuic
! 2 55 1225 11 10 11 W
July 12 iti 1' ' Ci n u : >
September. , 12 W
1.AIMI--
.Mny U .V ) Ii M
July ( i H ) U H ) n 70 8 72
Heptenibor. . 70. ' ) 705 H U7 7 DO
IIIIIH--
n u r.m 6(0 (
Jnir I ! 3U II 21) ) G 20
Beptenibcr . II Ki UC.'i u i < a liW
( 'uuli ( | nolntlons nro as followiir
PI.OUK llaUers , /ao i lower.
WIIKAT No.SIIIIM wheat , We ; No. ! I spring
wheut , IMe ; No. 2 red , W'ie. '
COIIN No. 2 , We.
OAIH-NO. ' . ' , r > ( ) iO5lc ; No. 2 white , 54 ® . " > ! ! c ;
No. y white , ! V'l'J ' < fti. > o.
ItrK-Nn.i..Klc ;
HAHI.KV No. 2 harley. nominal ; No. : i,707."o ;
No. 4. nominal.
KI.AX UKRI > No. I. Jl.is.
TIMOTII v SKKD Prime. ' $1.29.
POIIK Mess pork pur barrel , $ U.S7'jailiO ' ! ;
lard per cwt , fiC.Vr Hhort ribs sides ( loose ) frU'fi ' ;
dry Halted shuiildcrs ( hoxnd ) , J. > . ' . ' ( > Ii."ii short
clnnr sides ( boxed ) , td.VUi'1.70. '
WIIIBKV Dliitlllors' finished qoods per Kill-
Ion , tl. 17.
HIKIAII Cut loaf , nnchancod ; Krnnulated ,
unchnii''ed : standaid A , unchanged. "
llurrnii llnehansed.
KIKIH llkJMIi' .
Itccuipts and hhlpments today were as fol
low n :
New Vork MarkutH.
Nr.w YOIIK , .May 5. Fi.ouu-lleeelpts , 12,001
tmckngt's ; nxpoits , 7.KVI barrulK , KIT suuUs ;
ilull , heavy ; s.tles , 11,100 bariols ; low extras ,
M.tiflSil.W ; winter wheat , low grades , 4.0XfK ( ( ;
fair to faney , J4.7WTCI.M ; patents , 5 , ( ifii.r > K1i ;
Minnesota olear. * 4.ii ( ( < rt.'i. ft : straits. 4.8.vrR ( 65 ;
liatents , Ki.l.VtdL'JJ ; rye mlxtutes , ( I.T.Vt.Vjj ( ,
OoitN riti'iidy.
\VlliAT : Hecelpts , 151,20 ; bushels ; exports ,
18.400 bushels ; sales , 7U1HO. ! ) Inisliels futures ;
1CHOCO bushels sot. | Spot market 2'4ITW14C
lower , moderately active ; No. a red , * llua
In Mnru ; * l.r. " , l.lt alloat ; tl.liuirni.rjii
f. o. b. ; iiiiKradcd ted , * l.ttftl.l ! > ; No. I
northern , tl.ai ; No. 1 northcin to arrive ,
M.ll ; No. 1 hniil to arrive. $1.14. Options
advanced early ? 4o through stronger cables
Hiul a numberof acceptances by shippers for
future delivery , became weak and sold off 'J ,
U4u on 1'rench cables coming tomorrow , and
nn extensive reallrltiK movement which Kit In
closing at tl.u.1 ; October. Jl.lKKBI.W , , eluslni ;
nt t.U2 ; December. JI.Kl tttl.W , ! ; , closing til
11.01 ; May ( IMr,1) ) , l.Wffl.ui ( ( , > d. closing at JI.UA
HAIII.KV MAI.T Dull.
CIIIIN Heeelpts , 4KV : ) bushels ; exports , 0.2.M
bushels ; sales , sM.OOO bushels futures ; 8-
DOO bushels siiot. Spot market lower , iiulet
Hiid we'ik. No. y , 711'io In elevator ; fOt'filn
iitloat ; ungriuled mixed , 7ixilhle. Uptlons Vii
I'.o lower , wholly through the rush of miu-
tilles to thu western market and seaboard ;
May. 7l'jif67. :1ic. : closlna atr. c ; June , OSIJ ®
Uic , closliiK at Chiic ; .Inly , CiOcBU7.c ? ( , clos
ing at Wise j A iigust , r 07'io. '
OATK-ltecelpts. l\.Wm \ Unshols ; exports. KW1
bushels ; Miles , I.IA.OOJ bushels futures ; X > , WI
bushels spot. > ! > ot market dull and lower ;
ontlons lower and dull ; May , ft'c , elosliu ul
67uJune ; , A.VuVU i' , closlni : at Mo ; July , 5414
CuViSii ! , eloslim at Wo ; spot No , s red , nJifuy.a' '
western , A'ftf&'et white wexteru , I it7lo ) ; No. :
Chlcagii. ( IXiMle.
llAY-gulet , llrm.
lloi'M Dull , llrm ; state , common to good , 2.1
RX'c ; I'aclllo coast , 2M i2lic.
rofi'Ki ; Options opened steady nnd mi-
chnugu 1 toft points advance , closing Qrm anil
Me 10 points up ; sales , 2lOtX ) bags.
HUIIAH Haw , dull , nominal ; rellnud , dul
und iinehanged.
MOLASSES 1'orolgn , ( | iilet ; New Orleans.
itnlct.
HICK Quiet , llrm.
1'KTltoi.KUM United closed at fl.71 < 4 for
June.
COTTON SKKD Oiu Strong ; yellow off grades
' .
KIUIA Fairly active , llrm ; western , lOei re
celpis , U.Nkl paekiiges.
POIIK Quiet nnd steady ; old mess , f H.7.VT
I'J.'i'i ; new mess , * ii.wxiiu.-.1 : ; extra prime. 111.75
( P12.-5.
CUT MEATS Quiet anil steady ; oleklcd hel-
lies , 5 > i4tl ( ; pleKled hhouhlcrs , 4W-V ; pluklei
hams , lOiilU'iu ; middles , active ami llrm
ihort clear , $7.0) .
I.AIUI l.owor , but fairly nctlvu ; wetteri
itonm , W.K'1 , ; cnles , l.ioo tlcroes , at HA tt
IKS'i ; sales of options , ( LOOO tleroos ; Jltiy.tn.7S
July , MlWil.U' ' , closing at 'J7 ; August. * ? . ! (
OT.h. closlnz ut 17.Ui t-eptemuer , * 7,2.Hi7.w :
closing nt iT.'JS ,
Hun Kit -In gix'd demand ami llrm ; weateri
dairy. iMf-.Vi wusierti creamery. '
western fa-tory , I.V'cWKi ; Elgin , : Wnlc.
CIIKKHBIn fair ilciiiuiiU nnd Bloadyj
Iiiverpool ( irnln.
LlVEitroou Mny B. Wheat Quiet nnd In
poor demand ; holders ottering inoderntely
Uullforulu No , 1 , t 6d pur cental. Tlio receipt
f wheat tlio pint three days were 349,000
entuK litiMiidiiii ; IJH.lioo Anicrlcnn
CiirnOtilct mid ilrmand poorl mixed we t-
rn , tin 0(1 per cental. Itcoulptsiif American
urn Mm pant thrco dtiyR , 45,000 eonttiK
Uncoil Long ntnl short clour , 55 I hi , 3ii Cdpnr
wt ; long clear , 4lln. . ills.
MliiiicnpolN Mnrknt.
MlNMKAl'Oi.is , Minn. , Mny 5.-\VlliAT-rmrly
irting until noon , when prlcci iii'sun to rn o
IT from ll.lttjt iiDdprnrtuully foil. A deslro o
oill was tliun noted ntitl prices fell rupldly
nun ! I.WJ ! to tl.tiS'i. ' cuusliiK iiliwHt n panic.
ntid It win Itnposslhln to close out trades oil
lop older * . Then , uftor 11 little rully , nnothor
irruk totl.Olii iinil In ti inltiuto unntlicr to
1.00 , tins slmriiust hrcuk of llio H inon. Close :
No I hard Muy. JUG : truck. Jl.i OI. ! 'J | ISo. !
inrthcrn , Mny.Wffi June , PHii'l track , WJc J
l.tui No. ' . ' northern. Mny. liTej tr.ick , Oiit'JJe.
tccclpu f jrtho di\y. IWJciirsj shipments , CO
u rs. _ _
St. I oiils Market.
PT. I.num. Mo , Muy 0. WHEAT Lower ;
tiili , il.o > i : July , i 40.
COII.N KuMcrs ensli , (12Uci ( July. Oi'io. '
D4TH Lower ; cnsh , Ma : July , 42'io.
PniiKVoiil ; lit tK.y\
I.Alin-lk'tivy ntM.'j.
\SIII KV Stuiidvutll.l9.
lIUTTKlt I'lrnii unchiinKcd ,
KniiMiiH City Market.
KANSAS OITV. Mu.Miiy 5.-\Vnr.AT WdiUor :
No. 'J hum. cash. IKVBUTo ; No. - ' ruil , cnsh , UJcffl
l.uo.
COIINLower ; No. 3. cash. fiOclilill Muy9ii
< & ! 0 * e.
Own- Weaker ; No. 2 , cash. I9c bid ; Muy.
Orchid.
_
Milwaukee Mar1' ft.
Mii.wAtiKKKVN. . , May 6.WIIHAT Lower.
No. ' - ' sprlna. cash , f I.IK ) ; July , 07c.
COIIN Stciiilyi No , II , fiTe
OAiH-Hlcady : No. 2 wlillo , 6fic.
I'ltovisiD.vs-Qulet : pork , July , JlU.ao.
Ciiit'iiiiinfl Market.
( 'INTIN.NATI , O. , Muy 5. WHEAT Lower to
sell ; No. U tod. 1 1. IK
c'oiw lli'iivj ut 7 < > ii7le. ?
OATIriiin at iVi < ti.'i7c.
ifKr-il IT.
Toledo Market.
TOM. no. O. , May S.--WIIPAT Lower ; cash ,
Lta'i. '
'OIIN - null ; cash and May , TOO.
OATS .N
NKW YOIIK. MuyToday tln'io was llttlo
Inti'irstliiK In tliostorl. niarKet outsldn of Chi-
CIIKO OIH and i-t. Paul , although the Wlieelln
& Lake \\ornstroiiKOiiliKliL liunsiictloii" ,
and Cleveland , Columbus , riilcmjoA HI Louis
continued Its movement ( if yi-jti'idiiy diiilnc
the foiunoon , Slhcreertlficiitcs wi-io wu.iUur
and Ihu Industrials went ( | tiltM neiflectoil unlit
late In tlin day , when they Dceanie artlvu and
wcnlc with tliu Koncral list The mnrliot
openi'd llrm but quint , mid while a few spi-uial-
ile.s HKo ClilcnKo Has leered material gains
Lhe general marl , el f.illcd to ndvnticu mom
linn .small f i aetlons beyond the level of flist
prices. London sold Its specialties , and this
inoulpltatcd a soiling movrmenl by the local
ipcr.itois , which soon wiped out the early
; iilns. The aftcinoon , however , brought wltn
t thu announcement of a further engage
ment of $1.VHOUO ) Kold for shipment abroad
and the sellliiK became general for both
> -ldis of the iiLTount , The selling was vlRor-
mis while the nftoi noon lasted , und material
losses were suffered In all the loading shares ,
though the losses of thu day aru iu > iiorilly :
conflni'd to fruetlonal amount a Amonx the
specialties I.or.K Island sold dnnn about 3 per
cent this morning on thu death of Mr. Pratt ,
whose late acciiinuliitlons of the stock will bo
divided and In all probability will come upon
the mui ket. The Htouk afterwards rallied 2
per cent , however. The llnal dealing * were
It'ss aetlvo and marked by u quieter tone , but
the elosi ; WHH heavy at about tlm lioi torn Ilp
mi's. The In-won of note Include Lnckawanna
lit. hiigai' 1 , Silver certificates , 1 per cent , and
Isoilhern I'aelfle 'i , while Chicago Gas. whleh
was the stroiic foatuie all the way out. Is ac
tually ill ) 1 per cent. Kallroad bonds weio
attain dull , the sales of all UmicH bulnt ! only
fUHVOO , whllo the tone was generally steady
but sympathized with the stock market later
In thn d > y and bccaino heavy under the effect
of realisation. The llnanclul clian cs an * in-
slunlllcant , however , and thu business was
widely distributed , tbo market developing no
feature of Interest. Uovernmnut bonds weio
dull , steady. State bonds , dull and fe.itun-
Icss. Petroleum opened steady but became
di.ll and fell U under light sales , then became
dull and lemalned so until the close. Penn
sylvania oil options closed ? lt. ! .May options
opened Tla. Iiluliest7l4. lowestTI , closing 71 ! | .
Lima oil. no Halen ; total sales.'O.diNI barrels.
. Nr.w YoitK , May 5. The Post says ; Just now
theio Is a halt lu the rise In prices of stocks
which has t.een In progressttlncothu Ilistweek
In Miuch , notwlthstaniilng a number of sim
ilar halts lu that time. The reason gl\eu by n
good many speculators for this halt Is a "mys
tery" about the gold exports. Hut thu fact of
thu mattur Is thuro Is really no mystery of
tlio exports of gold whllu there Is such a de
mand from Importers for exchange on Kuropu
that tBoy are ready to buy all thonxchahgo
that Is madu against tliu exports of gold and
at anch rates as now glvo thu bunkers wliosoll
thu u\chanio a prollt. Hankers bring the gold
from the United States because the United
Status owe It to Kuropn for goods I ounht , but
there Is no mystery In all this , the gold Is not
going Into any hole , but Is merely moving In
thu usual channels for settling the balances
of tiado between different countries. The
only legitimate bourlng that thu k'old exports
have on tliu stock market Is thu temporary
depict'on of Ihu banU reserves and the const ) .
iiuent tendency to stiffen thn monoy'markot.
Hut there Is no reason to doubt that wo shall
export wheat more largely Ihun usual and also
that Kuronu wants to invest In American rail
roads and other securities and that these
things will turn thu exchanges In favor of the
United States and malic money plenty here
this summer ,
_ _ _
The .Monoy Market.
NEW YOIIK , May 6. MONKV ON CAM , easy ,
ranglni : from ( ! to 10 pur cent , closing olfercd
at ( i pur cent , last loan : i per cent.
PiiiMKMKiiOANTii.K I'Al'Kil 4tfftlh per cent.
bTKiu.iNU KXUMANIII : Quiet nnd steady at
* lKlli for sixty-day bills and JI.Niy for de
mand.
STOCKS Total sales of blocks todav weio
ITH.lirj shares. Including : Atdilson , "IH.IXH ) ;
lielawari' , l.nrkawanna & Westiirn , HAW :
l.oulsvllUi .V Nashvlllo , | ) . > t75 ; Missouri Pa-
I'lllc. % 73I ; Northurn Paulllu , a40 ! ; Northern
Puclllu prefoned.R.27Itlchmond ; it Western ,
4. : H ) ; St. Paul. ( L'riO ; Union I'aelllc , 17.200 ;
Wnbash , I..V.KI.
Thu following wcro the closing orlcci on
bonds ;
U. H. 4s , reiititered. . . ! ' . . ' / .M. K , XT , lien'l Hi , 101
U B. 4s. ouupnus. . . .I2d'i do &s. . . . . . , 77 j
4 stelitered. . . . .lu ) Mutual Union Us lu.iu
44 < , ( . . , . , , , , . N , J. Cent I nt Cert. . . IIW
Pnoltlodiof 1)4 ) . . . , .lli : Norlhern I'nc. IsU. ,117
l iulslann Stniup 4s , , tri do second Ill
Mlisourlla 101 Norlliwe l'neoniolsiai |
Tennessee N. S. Us..101 do debentures * . 105W
do OuuunTrani. . IU. , M
ilo Ht. L A I. M. lien. 5i.1Uii1 !
I ) . * II.ir. West IsH , KIU T. P. II. tl.Tr. llcts..liw'/
Krlu seconds. . . J7IUnion , I'aclnu Isls . . 10."i
It ink ClcarauccM ,
I'AIIIM. May 5. Thrco pur cent rentes , Ulf IiOo
aoeoiuit.
NKW YOIIK. May V Hunk cloiirliiK twluy
'
IIAI.TIMOIIK , Muy .V Hank clearlnus today ,
( .V.4I.11I ; biiliinccs. 43iC4f ; < . Money , 0 per cent.
I'liii.tuKi.i'iiiA , Mny & . Hunk elcnrlnisa to
day , * IOp0UOOj bnlances , < I'J1'UIM. Money. 5
per cent.
.OHU'AHO , Mny S.-llnnk cloarlnuu. tl7,000.000.
Now orU uxchaiiKU wan 70o premluiu. Unto
for money , fti ) < 36 par cent ,
) . , Muy 5-llank clearlugi today , UO-
Denver Mining Stookn.
DENvr.n. Col. , May r , . A sensation was cre
ated on the ' econd call today by brokers run-
nlni ; Claiidhi J tin from R'i to 1) ) cents. Tbo
movement was unexpected and throw the pit
Into ireat excitement , Schmidt WIIH a rampant
bull on ( lotlysburc. and nut the pilce up n
couple of fractions by liberal pilichases.
Klmto ailvaneed thrco nolnts , with Mori IB
tiiklnuevcrythlnK oirercd at in cash. Iluyois
worn after Diamond II , but sellers held back ,
not taking kindly to bids under 7 cents , while-
thereat of the market showed no particular
Improvement. Total ftiili-s. 40.00 hhares.
_ 'Uio folliiwlni ; uio the closing PI Ices :
Alleuhnny IVSii'.hnt'co ' li1
Amity 4" " . Li-Hal Tender 4) (
ArKiinnut , . 15 l.lttlu llulu KM
llnllarnl 100 Matclile B 2SA
" - -
8 May .Ma/oppn 120
Hunter 70 MoriilnKlilliu 41
lllK Indian sio Ore
HlKSIx 14 Payllnck .1
llrowntowr 51 Pototl 7
Calllopo 17'u Park con SU
Century 2ii Heed National 55
Clay County 109 Itl.ilto H5
Caihlni ; II llunnlnit Ixxle 25
Diamond II ( , Sl.eavon ! ortli ! " ' <
Dcinorliai AO1I. . . . IS'dl.lolm.l ' pfil i !
l.mmons | ' > { Puzzler l' < H
( lold'I reasure 1liu ! Clnuilla .1 U
Iroii'-lad 4 ltieUi biirn 21
Nr.w yoiiic , May 5. Tbo iiiluliiB quotations
are as follows ;
Ad.inii ton 177 Iron Slli i > r 100
Axpon lll.'i Mount Dlnlilo UK )
ColorndoCjn 1(10 ( Unlnrlo 4WU
Dc.idirood JUO Plymouth I .Ml
KureknCon 3M ) Htnnditrd 1UO
( loiildA. Curry iKU Union Con 4.0
HunicMuko ( .75 Yellow Jacket 275
UoriiSllvrr. . . . ' , J'fl
MnrkctN.
NKW VOIIK. May 5. HOSI.N Quiet , firmer :
strained common to Kood , 11.70.
TUUI'KNTI.NB Dull , 39c.
1'KI IKON ( jllll't.
Uiii'i'KK Nominal.
LKAII Dull ( unsteady ; domestic , $4.25.
Tl.v-Qulet , llrm ; straits , J20.05.
LONDON ( Jalcutta linseed. 41d per quarter ;
llu'cod oil , 22s ( id per owl ,
TrmlcrH' Talk.
CIIICAOO , May 5. Loian it Co. to Toncray k
Hryan : The wheat inarUet closes panicky.
The market sold up to $ I.OIJi and the sudden
decline from that prlco to O7'ie ' no one can
Klvo any reason for. The weather has been
and will ho the great factor for the no\t few
days. Cables am weak and foreshadow lower
prices abroad. Our own crops continue all
that could be desired.
NKW VoitK.May 5.--Konnett.llopklns&Co. to
P. A. MeWhorter Continued shlpmontsofKold
and lnrji ! ; * elllir. ? In this market for English
account have had a depressing effect upon
prices today. Tlili sellfn for English ae-
countMaa not. uxpecteil , Inasmuch its early
prices recoiled from London for American
securities wore above a parity of this market ,
and It was on tlm strength of these prices that
our market opened llrm , and for thu llrst hour
made more or less advance. It was apparent ,
however , even during this time , that there
were a good many stocks for salt ) and that or
ders wore being bandied Judiciously , for tbo
market was comparatively active , stocks
being forced upon It , but being peddled
out at ni good prices as could bo
obtained , Shipments of gold , which today
amount to } l,5 oOOU , In addition to the $700,000
of yesterday , are causing some uneasiness In
llnanclal circles , and In a great moaauro be
cause they arc not understood. Even those
who are shipping the gold ate apparently Ig
norant of the causes of thu demand. There
was a report current of llnanclal troubles In
Berlin , but this was denied. The stock mar
ket closed unsettled and rather apprehensive ,
both n to the outcome of tomorrow's railroad
meeting and the probability of further gold
shipments.
CIIICAUO. May 5. W. 0. McCnrmlck ft. Co. to
V. U. Swartz & Co. The bear wheat market of
yesterday developed today almost Into a
panic. Outside of very weak cables theio was
nut llttlo noivs to airout It either way , tint a
steady outpouring of long wheat caused
weakness. Buyers for long account wore
scaicoand the only support of the market to
ptevent Its developing into a genuine panic
was the buying of shorts who wcro takliu big
piollts. The eloso was very weak and wo do
notseo as yet the coming of the "Bliicher"
who Is to stop the rout. , Heeelpts at the
eleven primary points were fKi7,000 , shipments
1114,000. Clearances from tbo seaboard were
small , Now York sending out 15.01K )
packages of Hour and li , COO bushels
of wheat , Corn and oats partici
pated In the general panic under the
Inlluencoof beautiful weather and largo re
ceipts. There was but llttlo news In either
deal , tbo cause of the decline being , as In
wheat , general unloading on the part of out
side longs. Provisions weak and lower. July
pork declined nee from last night's close and
closed at bottom prices. Itlbs and lard were
weak , butdld not meet with so Inrgea do-
cllne. Some traders who have been OKI prin
cipal holders of provisions nru becoming dis
couraged and seem Inclined to get out of
their long deals , Wo do not beliuvo the bottom
tom has been reached.
CltiOAno , 111. . May 5. Kcnno'.t , Hopkins &
Co. to S. A. MeWhorter The big shorts In
wheat coveted freely at the outset und there
was aso fair Investment buying which rallied
the market about 2c. At the top several largo
commission houses filled the pit with their
sales , doubtless for account of piomlnent
bcais. and when the market started ofT It was
hammm-cd furiously on all sides , snaking out
morn long wheat on stop orders. 1'rlces are
nowabout where they stood forsover.il weeks
prior to the recent sharp advance , hut wo aio
that much nearer the new crop. With flatterIng -
Ing prospects thu bull ( over has disappeared
and buyers for Investment will lie moro
cautious lu the fuiuie. It Is by no
means settled that the boars aio to * liavo
smooth sailing henceforth. The situation Is
just as bullish now as It was when July
touched (1,14. Koielgncrs keep taking wheat as
fast as they can get It. Thcv have stripped
the eastern seaboard of available stocks and
contracted for nil that Is likely to reach that
coast from the old crop. There Is a good de
mand everywhere for cash wheat. The de
cline has apparently gone far enough for thu
present end wo bellevo conslder.ibly higher
nrlecs will bo scon before they go materially
lower. Corn and oats were weak and lower ,
but exhibited none of the panicky feeling ills-
nlayo.l In wheat , There were no big lines of
long stuff to ooiiiu out anil prices declined
more on selling than anything else nt cur
rent prices. Wo favor thu long side for quick
piolllH. Holders of provisions aru thoroughly
discouraged and were selling regaidless of
prices , when July pork touched $12.115 It
dropped with scarcely a halt to t2 < ' , { . ( Judahy
was a prominent seller. The market will cer
tainly follow grain In any further depression ,
O Ji.i 11.41 / , IVK H TO Vli.
OMAHA , Mays.
CATTl.r Olllclal receipts of cattlu 1.U22
ni compared with 1.IMI yesterdav and 1,510
TucMlayof last week , Desirable beeves were
aetlvo and steady to strong , heavy and com
mon grades were slow and much urged. I'ccd-
ers were slow.
lions oillurUl receipts of hogs 5,201. as
compared with 2,201 yesterday and 5,721) ) Tuci-
diiy of last week , I.U'hl hogs weru active
and steady , heavy hogs steady to So lower. The
range of the prices paid was fl.5Dtftl.hO ,
the bulk selling at JI.O > iJt. . Light , R.WiO
4.75 ; heavy , * I.704.SO ; mixed , * 4.GO4.G5.
Thu average of thu prices paid was H.ikl : ! - . > us
computed with ll.utlycsturdar and } l.o2vrucs-
day of last week.
MiiKKl' Olllulal receipts of sheep 505 , as
compared with 'Ml yesterday and Ih2
Tuesday of last week. Thu ni'iruel was ac
tive and arm. Natives , tU.OO&U.10 ; west
erns , J..riwa5.0V
HoicltH | uiid DlHposttlon of Stook.
Olllulal receipts and dlspoiiltlrii of sn.c' : as
shown by tin ) books of the Union stockyarus
DISPOSITION.
9TJISIH.
No. Av. I'r. No-JAV. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
1. . MO tl 25 40. J'itt } . ' , 15 18 .1415 15 40
| . 870 4 33 21 .jM 680 . 1240 r , 40
i..1000 4 M 10 UTS 5-r 33 11.12 ft 45
1 . ORO 4 ffl 7 lllj fi 25 171200 fi45
10 HS.I 4 IW 8..UIVI 525 20 ,1SI5 R 45
11) ) . 003 4 00 17 lfti'1 f , 23 50. 1849 r , 45
IB . 10 < 4 W ) 10. liSS fi ! 41) ) . I.'RK ! ft 45
20 iow ft co iK.mf fi 35 n. no ftf > o
n..moo n 10 in.,11,4 5 ; ii so..12111 SKI
3f ) HKIO fi 10 4V.1IM fi M 20 141'J ft 70
17. 1090 ft 10 ) T..IXIl 640 33. . 1303 5 SO
i . nio 2 15 o. . , r.oa 3 10 in. OKI 400
II. . 7711 215 1 " 00(1 ( 38,1 3. . Kin 400
0 . 7R5 a 15 l.'ftio 325 fi..7UI I SI
2. . 030 225 I. . Oil ) II DO 1..040 425
2. . 8(11 ( 210 4. . 017 360 ( ! . . Ml 425
1. . ICO 2M 4..1(105 ( 375 1..1040 4115
1. . 11)00 ) 850 I..121J 403 4.1210 440
2. . KS5 2G5 8. . UIJ 100 1..VI30 440
8. . 1155 300 1..11V ) 400 1.1000 450
14 7tI ( 300 1. . 720 4 CO 2.1881) ) 475
15. 10M3 301 1. . OJO 400 11..1080 4 00
0. . MM ) 3 10
AM ) FRKIIKItR.
11 508 2 00 fiO. . K0 ! 300 IK ) . . 715 350
. . 3.1(1 ( 275 13.477 3 ( W 3.I..078 II61) )
1 710 8 75 0 . SIO 3 85 4 6 7 3 Ki
8 f,2S 273 6. . 44S 385 2. . 1)15 ) 380
35. . GDI 300 Kl. . OK ) 333 21. . 897 305
1IUI.I.H.
S. . 183.1 250 3..1350 875 4..1505 300
1..13UJ S 75 1..KH ) 375 1..1580 450
, HTAUS
1..KKX ) 300
iiKimts.
2 . 483 2 00
CALVES.
1. 2SO 300
mis AND notion.
1 . : X ) 250 ( W . 131 ICO 425
U . 125 375
BIIUKl' .
No. Av. I'r.
150 westerns , wethers . Ill fit (0 (
22J weslein.s , wetheis . 11.1 000
New Vork Live Stock Market.
NKW YOIIK , Mny 5. IIEKVKS Itccelpls. ipvij
heail. All for export anil slnuRhtur ; no trailo :
feeling steady ; oreiseil heef , sluu , KtlOo per
IHiiiiid ; shipments tomorrow , 150 beeves mill
: > M > < | Uurteiof lieef. . i
CALVES Keeelpts , 279 head. Market steiuly :
veiils , * . -.40a5.75 pojCHt.i buttermilk. J3.40 ®
HI'IKEP Hecolpts. 1.145 head ; market steady ;
cllpncil sheep. 5.t01ifl.37 per ewt ; ullpDeil
lambs W.507..V ) ; ilrv-suil mutton llrm , llM ) &
I''c per pound : iliceil Jninlis , Ktoaily. ll > . ' , < &H\o \
HOES Heeelpts , 1MU4 , consigned dfreetj nom-
Intilly .5C4 1-0 ] ) er.ont.
Ijlvc Stock Market.
ClIIcAdO. May Ji'-i-Oattlo Hecolpts. C.503 ;
hhipinentH 1.500 ; market slow. Irregular ; prlmo
HteersI.OO(2C.3 ( ( : > ; heifers , Il.50a5.00 ; cows , M.OO
. .
Hogs Heeolptsl7,0008hlpincntrtS,001 | ; mark
et steady ; eommon. tl.WKif I.7U ; paeliers , and
ml.xed S4.80i3t4.1H ) ; pri'ue boavy anil hoteliers'
weights , J4.055W.a'i ; plirs. $ I.W1.80. )
.Sheep Kccelpls.M.OiO ; sliloinontK.4,000riuirk- ;
ct stroni ; ; natives , J5.40i . ( i.5"Te.xans. ; J5.50 ;
western , $5.5.Vt : i8. ' > ; lam
St. I.otilH Mvc Stock.
ST. I.OUIH , May 5. Cattle Hceelpts 2,000 ;
shipments 1100 ; sloady : L'OOvI lo fancy natlvo
Nteeis , $5.10@3.bO : Tcxans and Indians , JI.U03 >
5 M.
lions Hci-nlpts , 4,400 ; rdilpmcnts , 7,100 ;
steady ; heavy , tl.805.0 < ) ; mixed , } I.354.UO.
KansnH City Ijlvo Stock.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. . May ft. Cattle liecolpts ,
4.000 ; shipments , Ukl ; hleady to hUlier ; bleers ,
J.I..VX1J5 s.i ; I'owHf8.500(4.1X1 : stoekcrs und feed
ers. fJ.474M.lKi.
lions Kecelpts. 12.000 ; shipments , 1,700 ;
steady ; all grades , t.i.50 < ft4.85.
OMAHA WMlOLEHAitK MAItKETS.
OrocrrlcH.
StiOAn Granulated , ft'se ' ; cubes , 5Vic : cut
loaf. 5Ue , nowdeied , standard , 51ic ; XXXX ,
powdered. 7e ; yellow O. 4'4c ; eanary , 4i' ' u ;
lliht extra C , 4'e ; confectioner 1 A , r > c.
WOOIIK.NWAIIE Per do/en Tubs , No. 1 , $7.50 ;
No. 2. tn.M ; No. 3 , { 5.50 ; keeler , oak grab ) , ft In ,
beat , gl.50 ; white cedar. 4 In. best , * 1.25 ; palls ,
3 hoop , ouk Drained , tl.75 ; 2 hoop , tl.M ; syrup
tl.75 ; dowell , II.M ; paper , metal hoop. f..Vl ;
cellar , 3 brass hoops. No. I. all red , K.'KJ : cedar ,
3 brass hoops No. 2 , led , J5.0 , ) ; cedar , 3 brass
hoops , No. lHtrlpod$5.10 ; dur , 3 brass hoops.
No. 1 , Htrlped , $ l.r > 0 ; horse. vlra'boiivy. No. I ,
J2.75 ; well buckets , K183. Ilutterivaro Tubs ,
ash , 3 Inch , per nest , 7.'ie ; ash , 2 Inch , 2 larno
size , per nest. 45c ; butter ladles , hard wood ,
70e ; bnttor paddles or npades , 70c. Wash
boards Single , $ l.4Ki203 ( ; double , $2.5033.25.
Ulothesplns 5 gross boxes , ( We ,
( JoKKKK-Grecn-HIo , 2223o ; Java , 27e ; Mo
cha. 2Ho. Honsted Arlosn , $ J5.GO ; Mul.aiiKhlln ,
-\X.\X , . ' 5.CO ; Ilnnola. $ iVllO ; Usriniin , 25'ie ;
Dllworth'H , 25 ! Je ; l.lon , fl.VIXIi l.'ordovla , $25.X ( ) ;
Moehn.30ot O. U. .lavn , > e. ColTee essence
! i isro. boxes , tl.iV3il.5J ; ; chicory , 7'ia6e. (
NUTH 1'er pound Almonds , Itie ; llra/ll.s ,
16o ; filberts , 12c ; pecans , i : > Tll4e ! ; walnuts , 13c ;
peanuts , fanov white , lie ; roasted , He.
DitlKti I'niiiTH Turkish prunes , less than
lilids , 1MK ) . niie ; apples , ovapoiated , new ring ,
eholi-o. 14e ; apricots , laney. In hacks , sou ;
blackberries , now , He ; raspberries , 25 Ibs to
box , IlOc ; currants , new , Ce : Votl/zl cm rants ,
extra , In boxes , ( Pie ; peaches , Cal. , choice ,
15u ; C'allfomla dried grapes. In bags , Cu ;
seedless Knltanas , sacks , Ou ; mnsentels Co ;
now Valencia , Tliu : Ondiirn , layer. Rliu : HRS ,
layers. 1420o ; citron , Leghorn , 2Je ; lemon
peel , 15c.
OI.IVKH Quarts , per iloz , 14.51 ; pints , perdo/ ,
$2.75 ; bulk , per gal. $ I.4U. Olive oil. ' / pints. 2
doperene , II.SWK.V.U , . ,
FAIIINACI-OUB ( loons llarley , 4o ; farina ,
kegs , $5.00 ; split pens. 3Su ; isreen peas , 2c ; oat
meal , Dills. $ O..MXit5.75 ; half bills , $ .I.3VK4.50 ;
macaroni , 12e ; vermicelli. I''c ; sago and tapl-
ooa , IWitl'.i" ; Mnia beans , 5' e ; cereallne. $1.24 ;
linked hominy , 3o ; pearl hominy , $3..5 per
bin.
riAt.T-Iulry,2S01btflll bills , bulk. JJ. 10 ; best
erudt'H , Ii05s , $2.40 ; bist Krade. lH)3s ( ) , $2.50 ;
best grade. 28 Ids , $ J.4l > ; rook salt , criibhed ,
$ . ' .10.
llAKiNn I'nwiiKit Hoyal. rtltnn cans , per do/ ,
iK-u ; 'i'lo cans , { 1,4:1 ; ! i-iu cans. * - . . ( > > ; 110 runs ,
$ .1.00 ; 1'rlco's ' 4-lb eans.il.35 ; ' /-lb i-iuis , $2.50 1
1-lb cans , $1,75 ; othorjdnds , 1-lb cans , per do/ .
$ I.OiKit3.K\ . . )
WiiAi'i'iNO I'Al'Kil 1'i-rlb. best straw , l.ixlS
to3.'x44 , I'ic ; dry gooiln , 494'o ; extra iiiallty |
manllla , ) ! ( ; miinlllu to.i , 12x18 , Oo ; dark rag ,
hardware , 2o. . ; .
Oii.s-ir.Uiiiliiie vliltcJllo ; 150 water wlilln
ll4e ! ; headlluht. U'PT-14 gasoline , lllic. OJ
onus 1 gal , t.'I.OO&l/AiM - Kill. $ .t,75Q3.hO ; gal.
* ; i..vxa5.uo.
HOIIA Packages , 50 Ibs to box. 5'&o & ; keis , } { u.
TKAS .lapan , 1msUotllied,2o 5.Hsiin : dried ,
: iV7445e ; green , axftvioaKunpowdor. jv .viu ; Kn-
Kllsh breakfast , : i5'rt7&iiyonnir | Hyson , 2oa.'fici
Oolong , 25Q ISc ; 2-1 b pitekage dust , 15e.
AXI.E ( IHKASB I'nriluross | , nuhir'H largo
tins , $ .1000 ; meilliinrtliiH tu'7.lH ) ; small , $ M.OO ;
other makes , wood , $ V XS W.5 .
lli.ACKlNd 3doIrrlim , IiKii75u ! ; ladles' shoe
nresslnir. 45cQ$1.00 flUlvo pullsh , per gross ,
. .i.
lll.lMNd l.lqulil , 4 o3 dor In box. IWoOil.75 ;
8 o3 ilot In box , tl.MOS.Ta ; dry , small , Mo :
SlMClN I'eppor yingupori' , hlfled , I.VBIRci
shot , 22c ; afUplfu , lee ; eloM-s , I'enang , su-
leuled , ikolDo ; cassia. China , 4-lb mats. IN : ;
iiutmeL's. No. I , 75e ; niaeiihsor , U. " > c ; plekltiiK
bplres , 1D-1I ) boxes. 25c.
l'IHCl\TK. ) l'TC.-12-lh boxes. 3lrtiVi : ) fler-
man HHIIUI. 22fttlo ; cocou. II'WIOo ; Ilioino , 32 .
C'ocoASiiT I.V.UIUUI.IM. ) i and ii-lb packages ,
peril ) . IMWTuj bulk. 15-lb palls , 25. ' .
MAPI.K. rlmiAii l'iir lb-5d cakes , Iio-lb boxes ,
I3o ; lOe cakes , 3-lb ) boxes , I2 ! e ; 1-lb bricks , ai' :
r. I UKtie. ) ; . . $2.75 ; 3-tle.
$2.25 ; 3-tie. plain. * I.NJ ; wuruhoiise , M.IX ) ; toy ,
$1.2 ; whisk , * I.OJl.tH.
i-OAi'-fiiKtlli' . mottled , peril ) , I0o ; do "njle.
imr Ib , Ho ; laundry o.tp , per IW ) bars. Ul.Vifr
5.IID ! shaving map. 5t7.Vi per ui | toilet nap ) ,
per box , fiOuSlW .
I.ViLewis' : pivfniiifdl.5l ! lied rioss. 4.25j
American. * 1.25 ; J-HiHinlller. tl,2.'i ! Merry \ \ ar.
'
lU'Wf Ktar , borubblng , II.W : Ulllutt's pow-
M7LK CondenKcd--Kaglo , $7.40 : f'rown. $ fl.25-t
Anglo HwUs , $7.00 ; lllh'liluni ] , $0.15 ; "Hl l , "
TWINES , COMDAQK , Kia-Cotton twlno ,
"nibb. " very line , > Hb bales. 2-Jc ! cotton
twine. XX brand , U-lbbales , Ifc : hemii twine ,
'i-lb bulos , icci nail twlnu , 20o | eandlo wick ,
. vc : 411-foot cotton clothes line , $1,40 : (0-foot (
cotton clothes line. tl.U5 | Rl-foot slsil lines ,
II.W : to-foot Jute , l.85 | wool twinesfdfr-t man-
Ilia rope , all sires , from 7-10 to I in , llei Ms.tl
rope , all sires from 7-lfl to 1 In. Sc : "new pro-
cess. " all sires from 7-10 to 1 In , i > Jo ; cotton
rope , U-ln. I5o.
IMontN anil I'rovlHlonfl ,
IlKKf To.MllItR Sweet 1'lckle'l ll.irtolsSOO
lls. $ ' .M.OO ! Half bartels. ItO Ibs. $10.50.
I'nilK To.Mlt rs-.Sweet Tickled-Half bar
rels , 1H ) Ibs jrvi ; Quarter barrels , 50 Ibs. $ | .oo.
I.AMlis1 ToMluils-Sweet tilckli-it Half bar
rels , lee Ibs , $7.00 ; Quarter ham-Is , f.l Ibs , $1.00.
Si'ifBti lioNtti.ss : PHIS' MOCKS ( Cooked )
Half barrels , N ) Ibs , f4.70 ; Quarter Illinois. 40
Ibs , $2.ll > ; Eighth , 20 UK , $ I..V < ; Kits. t.Mbs. $1.05.
Hi'icr.n Pins' To.Ndi'n ' * ( CooKiMll Half bar
rels , 80 Ibs , $11.50 ! Quarter. 40 Ibs , J'l.ou ' ; I'.lKhth ,
JO Ibs , $ . ' 1.00 ; Kits. IT , Ibs. $ , ' .50.
HPICBII I.AMIIS' ToNOOK' ? ( cooked ) Half
barrels. Wlhs. $ IO.M ; QiiarhT narrols. 40 Ibs ,
fV.V | r.lghlhbairols , 20 Ibs , t..Mj Kits , 15 Ibs ,
PirKtii : ) Tini-R Itarrels , 200 Ibn. II.M : Half
banels. t-olhs. * 2.00j Quarter banels , 40 Ibs ,
11.001 Klulitli barrels. 20 Ihs. O'lciKlls ' , 15 Ihs. We ,
I'H'Kl.r.D Pins' rnKT-llirrolH : , 200 Ibs , W.20 ;
Half barrels.K ) Ibs. fj.n ; : Qnarler barrels , 40
Ibs.Jl.ir , ! Klghth banels , 20 Ibs. 5Jc ; Kits ,
l.ilbs , 5.V.
HMOKKII MKATSllanis , medium , 14 to 10Ib
averagu , 10'ius heavv. Si to 2. ' Ib average ,
tiiN Hi nvurimo. TCI boneless ham. Se ; spiced
boneless rolls , Sc ; breakfast bacon , clear , 5 to
7 Ib strips , H'ic ' ; breakfa t bacon , rib. 8Ue ;
centennial beef tongues , 12c ; dried beef hams
( setsO'io ) ; dried beef , regular , Scs dried beef
clods , 7jc ; ; fancy lean baeks , T'c. ! Special
hams , 12 to 15 Ib axerago , llej breakfast bacon ,
1'intn IIAC : I.AiiD-Ilest Kettle Henilerod-
llerces. Se ; barrels. K'iKi ' half hairels. si o
I'liliB I. Mil-Tierces ) , 7Ue ; barrels , T-'aCi ' half
hariels , 7'4c.
SAUSMiK llologna , 4"je " ; I'liinlifiirls or
Wienerwursts , 7'ic ' ; tongne.fo ; blood , Sc ; liver ,
5eiiead ; chei"-e.5o ; Polish , 7csninmer ; sausage ,
r.t1 ! pork saiisagollnks7c ; pork saiisaao meat ,
In tin nails , 7c ; coined beef ( compressed and
cooked ) . I2ic.
OILS. TAI.I.OW AND STCAIII.NB I'IIIP Neat's ,
foot oil , nou per gallon ; pnro Neat's-foot oil , 5
gal cans , Mo per gal. i Al tallow , SUe peril ) ;
. n-C per II ) .
KIIKHII MBATS l < 'rusli hams , 20 Ibs uvir. R'ie ;
fresh hams , id Ilia uvg. Do : flesh hai I , 12 Ihs
avg , li'ie ; fresh shoulders ( i c ; perU loin- . , ! i'je ' ;
poik tenderloins , lie ; leaf laid , not rendered ,
Ue ; spare ribs. , vjc.
POIIK A.M ) III.KIPer bbl New nippi pork ,
per bill , $12.50 ; prime mess pork , $1150 ; extra
lirlmo pork. $11.00 ; clear hack pork , heavy ,
$13.50 ; clear back pork , medium. $ I3.K ( ) ; short
cut clour pork , $ I2.K ( ) ; pig pork , $ I3.H ( ; new
extra muss beef , $ ' ) .50 ; new extra plate beef ,
$11.00 ; new plate beef , $10.00 ; ncu tolled bone
less beef $10.00.
Diiv SALT MIIATS Kat backs , O'ic : lean
backs. O c : extra short cleais , tilgc ; bellies
Kito20 Ib avg , 7'o ; short ribs , il'.o ; short
clears. G'ae : long clears , CJJc ; shoulders , S'tc ;
Foster backs , .l 'c.
SMOKEII MKATS Dry Salt Cured llacon.
longele.irs. 71Ho : short clears , ' ( Jc ; extra short
clears , 7 ? e ; bellies , clearstrlii" , THc ; bellies ,
clear wide.7J4e ; short libs , 7'iu ; shoulders ,
5 * > e ; fut backs , 7' o ; lean baeks , 7io. ! ,
Country I'roiluco.
There Is n visible Increase In the receipts of
butter , and especially of grats butter. This
causes some dealers to piodlct a decline In
prices before many days. Still the market Is
holding up well now. Them ( s nulto u wldn
range In Ihu egg market , strlct'y fresh and
bright stock helm ; at a premium. The bulk of
the sales are midway between the two ex
tremes. Poultry Is not at all plenty , and re
ceipts are moving very freely. The market
on hay Is lather Heak and receipts llbeial.
The following quotations nru based on yci-
terday's sales :
llAV-llcst upland $13 per ton.
KiUIH General market r.lRI3c.
IliiTTiiit-Ilcht country scarce at202.1-'o ; fair
grades , 18U200.
FINIS OenpraHiinrket. I2@l2'jc. '
I'oiii.TitrI.lvo hens , fancy. * 4 D ; mixed ,
$ .1.75584.110 ; roosters , $ .l.Y't43.7r ) > . Uvu liirkeys ,
Hu per II ) . Docks , medium , $ .1.0 33.25 ; laigo
and faney , KL50.
The potato market Is very weak and good
stock uan be piirebii'-ed consldeiably lower
than a week or so ai-'o. Thoapnaicnl reason IB
the largo amount of slock being offered for
Halo just at present.
Thu following iiuotatlons aru based on yes
terday's sales :
I'OTATOKS Homo crown slock , 00c$1.00 ;
Coloiado stock. tl.Oiai.IO.
CUCUMIIUIIS Per do/ , $1.50(31.75 (
OAIIIIACK California stock , per Ib , 2 > 5c ;
southern , per crate. fJ..piOft3 75.
Pu : I'l.ANT-Per Ib , 2lOc. ! : !
TOMATOES bonthern stock , bushel boxes ,
$5,00 ; fancy , crates , U baskets , $ .V.5&5.5 ! ) per
crate.
SOUTIIKIIN HKANS Wax. $ ' .03 per M bufchol
box ; strlnir. tl.255il.50 per M bushel box.
NKW POTATOHS Per Ib , : ic.
SOIITIIEIIN CAtn.ti-'i.owKii-Perilor. . tJ.OO.
Toi > O.Nio.ss-Per bunch , 20c.
Ni'iNACH Per lib ) , $1.50.
IiBTTUUK-Clioleu ttock , 40c.
HitTMiAUAS-Mlchlgan stock , | > er bu , 50c.
llEirrs Per bushel , $1.0) ) .
OAIWOTS- Per bushel , $1.00.
HADISIIIS : Perdo/ bunches , 41X3,450.
1'AitSNii'h Per bi.sh ! , $1.00.
llKANH Mediums. t.MO ; navy , J2.75.
Asi'AMAdiTB - Iliiiiui grown stock , 50u per dcu.
MINT Per do/ bunches , 40o.
KrultH.
Yesterday's berry market was not well sup
plied as stocks aio at present arriving from
localities that do not maku .Sunday shipments
which affects Sunday's lecelpts here.
Tlio following iiuotatlons aiu based on yes
terday's sales :
STllAWIiBlllllliH I'IT case of 24 ( | ii.irts , $5.50.
PiNKAi'i'i.KS Per do/ . $ . ' .5l't'l.K ( ! ( ) .
OIIANIIKS I.os Angeles , $2.75 ( < S 1.00 per box ;
Diiiiitit , UOO ; Hlveras , $ .1.00 ; Hlversldos , $ ,1.50 ;
Navels. iV5n@G.OQ.
I.K.MONH Cholco stock , per box , M.OD ; fan uy ,
$ (1 ( 50.
GllAl'K Vltuur Per box , $ .1.00.
llANANAH-Per biiueh TI.5Ci.Oa :
Ai'i'iiBH The supply llghtand stocks hold at
( iirrentH orcoiniiieruo.
Allen llrothors , thu wholusalu groccis , re-
reived yesleiday a consignment of granu
lated beet sugar Imporlcd f mm ( iormany. It
was apparently of very excellent quality , and
It Is said to bo the llrsl Gorman sugar of thu
kind to arrive In Nebraska.
AHE YOU TKOUBLEO
With an old sore , ulcer , 01
gun shot wound thaf refuses
10 ] \ I For Five years
up. If
, i 1 liitd ; i sere leg , which
so take woulI ( ylujll to nu tlclt. !
S.S.S. , im'tit unt 1 1 took t ( o
and bc- bilk'K : ( oT S , S. S. , wli cli
prompt y cured it , ) nil
c o m e thei-i ! has bo , n no Ign of
o urn ; tills was in 1880.
your
K. H. HOS-TNewton , N. C.
former
self. S. S. S. , has curec
many such cases after every
other remedy had failed.
' 00X3 OH BLOOD 4fiD 3X1/1 DISCUSES f\tr. \
| , n WvH t f.0' Cl tl n "
BONDS Total WANTED I uo of CITIES ,
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
Mr WB IW W1 DISTRICTS , WATER
COMPANIES , ST. R.R.COMPANIEStlfl.
Cnrrespondtncf ) pollcit d.
N.W.HARRIS aCOMPAHY.Bankers ,
Ii1.i03 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO.
15 W 'l Street , NEW YOIIK-
70 SIBla 8 - - BOSTON ,
P. T. HUGHES ,
WIIOAF.rtAl.K CASH COMMIsaiON MKHUIIANT
I .Mnikutl.trect , Denver. Colorudo.
Kluln , 111 , , und Western ( 'leanicry llulter
( heeie III.UUO A 1 eniiity i-tK caien , with Illlcrs lo
loan to niT shippers and others lo bo II I led live enses
nnd up. Khlp by lint freluht liood , clump llutler In
di'innnd iliirlnK .Mny. llellablo for quotatlolm on do-
ninnd.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO , LIMITED.
LIVE SrOOK COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Co
- Mulldlilk' .
M-W Ki'-luiniio
Hoillh Oninha.
S. J. Coffman , Smiley Iluntur & Green ,
' 30 Kxchaniio llulldlnj
: e Kxchinuu Iliilldliu
Hulllli Oma Koulh OiDiuin.
"i'ld POIIK-lloriuTuds-lJiirrun. ' . ' 00 Ihs uacli.
ll.VfiOi half hiirroln , luo Ihs t'lic-h , li.OO ; niiarlor
burruU , ) Ibs ouch , M.Wi eighth barrels ,
each , t-.Ti.
OMAHA
i
DIRECTORY.
BIOYOLES.
A. n , Porrigo&Oo. |
All Maloi , All I'rlco , All I'lcyclci ' 3o1 < l on Mnnthlr
' , ' .
t'ntti I'njnicnti.
13li DortyoSlrti-t. ICOJ { 1'nrnniii tn.,0iunls.
BOOKJBIl DBUg < fc STATIONERY
Omaha Republican Printiiig 6oi !
lnir brluf , bmik mppllos niut evcrrllilnit In tlio
.
tOth nnd Itniuhs trccti.
Ackcrmnnn Bros. & Heintzo ,
Printer" , tjlniiprs , rlectrotrpurj , Mi.ik biKtlc mnnn-
( m turvrs ,
HIS Honnrl i-tri'ct , nniihi.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
M. E. Smith & Co. , I ' Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry
ry ( roods , fnrnlnlilnir Goods Oo , ,
Koods , notions. jl'ry Roodsnotionsnoiits
" " '
Cor , llth and Howard nti.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo.
Illustrated Cntalouus
tree.
1014 Cnpltol ATCIIUP.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Oremlorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Co. , General woitcrn iiRon
Corner Join's nnd Utli ati. Slnndln I'low Co ,
O ualm , Nub. I34 ! > .1W1 Shernnn im ) .
FLOUR.
FURNITURE AND OARPE PS.
Dcwoy & Stone Fur Ohas. Shiverick & Oo.
niture Oo ,
,
Kurnltiiro nnd Carpoti
Furniture nnd cnrpoti ,
llli-111'J rarnnm street , 12IK1-12IO Knrnam St.
Boebc 4 ; Runyan Fnr-
nituro Oo.
BuceosAura to O.A. Ilecbe
\ Co. .
Ornconnd Mill Ht .
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & Looinis , J. T , Kobiuson Notioa
Oo. ,
Jotiboisnnd Importers of
( ienln' fiirnlstdne iroodi
notions and furulsliUu m'fV relctir.it < ' * l hr.iul
lioods , "lluckskln" ivoralU ,
punts , nldrts , ro Ui. olc.
1111 Howiird street Cor. 12th and llowunUH.
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Kcnnard Gliiss and J. A. Fuller & Oo , ,
Paint Co.
, .
HtUP.mutu HtrJJl ,
1IOS-H12 llarnuy strojt.
Omaha , Neb. Onmlia.
Williaii' OumuiiugB , Blake , Brucs & Oa ,
C17 und Clll South lOlli St. ,
Omaha , Neb Oniulit , Neh.
GROCERIES.
Paxton 4i Gallagher , Meyer & Raapko ,
705-711 S > . 10th stieut , Il'ji-I10i ' : Ilurnoy
Onmlin , Net ) , Omalin , Neb.
l M. Steele & Oo. , Sloan , Jolmroi & Oo.
r.ijl-l'.U ) Jones utioot , till and slreels ,
Omali.1 , N l > . Omnlm , Neb.
Allen Bros. , McOord , Brady & Oo. ,
1111 llnrnej struut , I.lth nnd I/oarPnwortti ,
Omulin , Neb. Omuhii , Nebraska.
GRAIN AND PROVIjSICNS. _
" "
"lonzray &Biyan , | S. A. McWhortor ,
llrokers , itruln , provlidons all l t Null Hank llroku' .
nnd ftuik . 315 H. Ktlii Prlvnlii whe to Now
H. Private wlru In ClilVork , Cldenxo nnd rlt.
. ht. lxiul ami Nuwl Unil" . riuli Kraln
I loiiulilfor ull luarketn.
Oockroll Bros.1
llrokcn. I'rlvnKi wlnn
lo Now Vork , LhlcaKO > V
bl. Louis , bpcelul Htlun *
lion Klven to truck bid *
< jugr lo. litNkt'lUnuk.
QUNl'OWDER.
0 , Olnrk.
OunlVc t < > rn Ajnit iif
Duponl's SportbiK llun-
powder , Allss hiKio ) plO'
IrdltlnvlInK mpsf mo ,
1318 Illiriiej ulreot.
PAPER.
Carpenter Paper Co. ,
Carry n lull stock of
printing , wrnpplnit nnd
nrllliiK piper , card | in-
per , olc.
PUR , WOOL , HIDESTALLOW.
Goo. Oborno & Oo. , J. S. Smith & Oo , ,
513 S. 1.1th ,
ulrect U03-I4U I.oiTcnworth it.
Omaha. Oniahfi.
IRON WORKS.
Pruton & . ViorUns I Omaha SafiT& Iron
. Iron Works , Works
\\roiik'tit tin , ) east Iron ,
biilldlnn nork , ( > iuiln < Mnmit'n flr nnd tniriil.ir
hr.i nork , uonoriil proof nfp , Miult , Jnll
fotindr ) , macliliii ; ant notk , Iron liutlcr inul
hliirkvnillh work. U. 1' . tilt * r rnpn (1. ( An-
Ity nn droi'n.lUh A .Incksonstl
Acme Iron nnd Wire Wilson & Drake ,
Work ?
, M'ft tuliulnr nuns , IIro
Iron , nlro midtinm w'kj. box liollori , tnnks , cto.
filVS liithstrpct.
\ \ * llouhl , - rroprlutor. 1'lerro nn.l IPih itreets.
LITHOQRAPHINQ.
Hcos Printing Oo.
LUIiournplitni ; . I'rlntliK
nnd Illnnk Itouki.
lllli and lluwmlSt' .
LIQUORS.
Ilor & Oo. , William D.irst.
I.liinnr Slcn-lnnH. Wines , Liquors niul I'l-
111' ' Iliiriic ) itrcot.
. . ' ' tt : > rt.
.Mnnur.nrtur'r Ki'nne ly's
llnsl India Hitters. HI1 Fninnm St. .
E. E. Grotte , Frank Diillono & Oo. ,
.Importer mid .lulibi'r of uoMnnd ( icnulnoNo *
Wines nnd Liquors.
lO.'O nnd IUW riirnnm SU
' Stirut.
1'rlce ll t o
L. Kirsobt & Co. , A. Friok & Co. ,
WhuiO'iito I.lqiior'Dcnlcrii Wlialctnlo MquorPealc
101)1 ) Knrnnni Street ROI-OSS ( lOtliSt.
LUMBER.
G. W. Douglass & Oo , John A. Wakefield ,
lull nrlpil.American.1'ort.
Hardwood Lumber , land Ci'inpiit , Mllwniikoi
llilraiilli Cement an4
1310 North inih Street. " ' Whlto l.lmo.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stouehill , I. Oberfeliler & Oo. ,
Millinery , Notions Importers nml Jobber ) In
Cloaki , Ktc Milliner/ .
503,210 nnd SI2 South 11th
lie-USD. Ifith St. , Onmlo Mreet ,
MU3IOAL INSTRUM BNTS , ETC -
Max Meyer & Bro. Oo. A. Hospe , Jr. ,
M'f'Ejanulnrs , dcnlorn In
rinnos
imiMcnl Instruments , , Origins , Arllsti1
etc. , Mnterlnl" , ICtc. ,
I'lirnnm nnd Idtli , I.M1 I > OIIIIK < Street.
CEMENT AND LIME.
J. J. Johnson & Oo , ,
218 B. 11th atrmt ,
Onintm , .Vorx
OILS. OYaTERS.
Consolidated Tank A. Booth Packing Oo , ,
Line Oo ,
Oysters , IHh nnd canned
IteDnod nnd hihrlcntlni KOOU9.
oil' , axle Krciuto , etc.
A. H. lllihop , MnniKar. 1.10S Ixiixvonwortli.
HARDWARE.
Rector & Wilholiny Oo LeelarkAudreesen
Cor. lOth nnd Jnckson at ) Hardware Oo. ,
1IOS-I110 Ilarnciy a
Otunho. Oiilabu No ) )
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Kibbel & Smith , Sclirooder k Oo. ,
Penler * In country prod Cnsli bnjers liuttur an !
\iee , fruits , vuKUtabl van' , an I Keneral cou- :
etc. million incrclmnti ,
12U7 Howard street. r.M South llth street.
! Handazzo & Son ,
211 South ISIhSlroJU
l-oruliiii Allompitlc Krulu
HorlihiOrnnzi's A HIcllr
Krult . llrjiii-h hnunoj
.N. I'vtcrt St.Now Orl'ns.
RUBBER GOODS. ETO.
Omaha Rubbar Oo , ,
Jlnmifnoturlni : anil Job
ber * nil klnd > rubb ;
K'lH t .
IOCS K.irn.tiu troot.
SEEDS.
Enursou Sio.l Oj. ,
ivvl ciMweri , deilori Ii
K.inl u , ir. , i
,
111-1)1 South ISth.
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETO.
M. A , Bisbrow & Oo. , Bohn Sai ! & Door Oo.
Manufacturer * of rf\ . Manuf.ietureri of inouU-
door * , bllndi nnd l tf * . bhn ti , Jjar ,
Moulding llruiu-liot- etc.
tK-e , l.'lli nnd liar.lstt Icili nnd Cl.irk stroott.
SYRUPS. STOVES.
Farrell & Oompviy ,
Stovj
V stdTiii in I
1'lpX
TEA , OoKPKliJ , SPICES , "OIGARS.
Uonsollil.itoil Ooifoa
lUrnoj U.
Nplt
STEAM AND "WATER SUPPLIES"
U. S. Wind Engine it A , L. Btnii ! ' &
Pump Ot ) . ,
llnllldar wind milt * PIS ltw'-l > JI Knrmm itreoU
und WJ Jouui > l. II K
IU , nctlni : mnniitfvr. Uuulia. Neb.
TOYS" BILLIARDS , K.
* (
H. Uardy dc Co. , -
Toyn , dolls , nlbiliuifuller . Collendor Oo.
liouds , liousofurnlshliu IllllUrd liiHretmndUu ,
goods , chlldrun'l c r M OS 8 Kalooti , lOlu slronu flituroi
Ouiob.1.