THE OMAHA DALLY BEK1 ; Vl2DNESIUY. AIMUL 10 , 1893 *
May Wheat Was the Jonah on 'Olmngo '
Ycstorday.
NOBODY SEEMED TO CARE VERY MUCH
Clique Ilrokors llrllevrd to lie I'InjInB with
* Vlfitr ut CntcliltiK Another l.lno of
Short Hellem-Jnly
Hpnsinodlc.
CtltCAOO. 111. , Aprlll8.-Tho Jonah on'cliaiiKO
today wiii May wheat. Whllo everytlilim else
li.id ix quiet session and luft oil at about last
nlKhl's prices , May wheat appeared about1
ready to Jump overboanl. Nobody seemed to
care very much. The cllciuu broker * had eon-
Rldcrahlo May for sale , but as shorts covered
up prutty gonnritlly on .yesterday's break ,
there was a rather monvro iluniaiul and weak
ness ruled , prices colm'off lUc from yester
day's rinse. Tlie Interest seems to liuvu nearly
nllKOtioo-.it of May. True , It Issuld In seine
quarters , tin-re Is itlll a lartfo short Interest ,
but It Is by such men as Armour , and they
show no ntixli'ty about It anil having bought
or contracted for whn.it to 1111 tliulr May sales
still Intend to deliver It to the clique , not because -
cause It ran bo dune cheaper than to settle. ,
but because the arrangement was mailo when
the clique was arrogant and cunlldcnt and
cannot now well be changed.
TbiTii Is Mill quitoa diversity of opinion as
to what the rlliU" | has In flow , but the gen-
nral Idea Is that It It pl.iyln * to catch another
line of 'hurt sellers and pluck them as befnru ,
but the rrowd is cautious and Inclined to let
May alone. . ,
The business In .Inly was spasmodic , bolus
quite active at times , Ihi-n having long sen-
hon.s nf diillm-s. The curly tendency was
weak , on repiirted nilns In Kansas and over
the Miulliwcst. Itut It was MKIII explained that
tlie uilns IniM ! been very slight , wltli nonn ut
nil In western Kansas , and there was a
utioiiger tone. Logan , C'liainpllu , Kennett-
Ilopklns , Swiiil/-l > upiti ! and ISdwards bought
fri'i-ly , hlrli gradually sent prices up a bit.
lint on the hard spots the clhue | brokers sold
freely and pievented ati advance. The stocks
of contract wln'iil have. Increased O.l.oOo bu.
during the last wci K and are now liDD7 ! , < ) i > i )
bu. Private cables from I'at-ls report that dry
weather Inlured wheat In 1'rance. The mar
ket closed steady at ' from the bottom tor
May. July was coiillned to a range of Jac and
closed unchanged from la t nlaht.
I'orn started at about the Hosing price of
yoMeiilny , was steady a while , one con
cern taUlrunlMiui-niM'UU ' bu. May and .Inly ,
which had a sTii'iigtlirnlng tendency , after
which the price sagged back < r > , rallied
slightly , ruled steady and closed with II trlllo
advance. Transactions In the main ot a
local character , a good deal of changing Inking
jiluco , selling May iind buying July , mostly at
l ? c premium later.
There was a moderate trade In oats within
J6C range and the close was at a tint loss of
iiom 'RC to ' ( c. No special feature developed.
CjTho fuel that recelptsof hogswerosomewhat
lighter than estimated , with prices slightly
higher. Imparted a little strength at this open
ing , but a little pressure to sell developed a
weaker feeling and pi Ices declined all mound.
Later a little mote steadiness prevailed anil
urlcus rallied to about medium llgures and
closed comparatively steady.
In comparison with the previous day's clos
ing prlcen , pork Is'J'ic ' hlu'her for May anil
July ; lard Is DC lower 'or May and July and
2 Hi1 lower for September ; ribs , for May , are
71Jc higher , for July and September ii' c
higher
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
4K ) cars ; corn , lf-s cars ; oats , l.'itj car.s ; hogs ,
21.00D head.
Tli lendlu , ' futures ranged as follows :
Wheat No ? .
Atrll. . . .
May
July
Cora .No. X-
/.prll 40 ! 4'JI- " ,
May II 41 IU.U !
July
Data No. V-
Mhy 281 !
.luno
July Ml
MUBH 1'ork. .
Miiy 111 To IU S.S ! G7W
July Pi .II 111 7- > 10 S.'i n ; a : .
S-'opt usg 17 15 11 ! UJV n U 17 UO
Lard
May g 75 75 J75 n sea
July . 11 bi 0 M 85 a ' .
Kept IU U74 IU UU
Blinrt Kills.
May 0 15 9 l.'i 0 35
July U ti V < 5 a 4U
Eupt C'.l 47 a 47 a 45
Cash quotntlons were as follows :
Kunili llarely steady ; dull.
NVllUAT No. 1 ! spi Ing , 7U"U74c ; No. 3 sprltv
northern. 70c ; So. red , 7Ui&7-4u. !
Con.v Lower ; No. ' ! , 40ie ! ; No. 3 cash , 38c ;
No. ! 1 yellow , 40c.
OATS No. U , 'JSc ; No. 2 white , f. o. b. 34 ©
84'tc ; No.II white , Ul'/ic.
HYi-No. : 'J. 50c.
lAItlEV-No. ' - > , fi'Jc ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 4GQDOe ;
No. 4. f. o. b. , . | 'J45c.
KI.AX Hciiii-No. 1 , S1.13'i.
TlMOTIlYtfKini l'rliiiel.lCt4.20.
ronic-Moas , pop hlil. , * li.07',4l(5.70 ( : lard ,
per 100 UH. , JU.70K0.75 ; short rib sides ( loose ! ,
a.40 'J.40 ! dry sailed hhoiildursihoxcd'.tu.'ja ®
© 9.37H ! bliort clear sides ( boxed ) ,
10.00.
Wnisicv Distillers' finished goods , per gal.
SUOAU Cud loaf , Cci rannlateil , rji < ;
nlnndard "A. " 5 iHie. .
The fo'lowlng ' were the receipts and fclnp-
inents for today :
On the 1'rodiu'o exchange today the butter
market was easier ; creamery , 'JOS'JHe : dairy ,
21'JOc. li'jjs , quiet : strictly froah , l-l'itolOc. '
Onmlm I'roiluce .Marl.-ot.
There wus little or no change In thu market ,
rices remaining about steady on all lines.
5 'ho demand Is good for poultry and thu mar
ket very tlrm , All offerings at o picked up on
arrival.
Al'ei.ES-ChoIco shipping stock , 1 1.001 4.23
per lib ) .
SriiAwiiKUiur.s-l'er 24-qt. case , Mississippi
stock. Jti.noao.OO.
, ( JltAl'i : I'nttiT Per box , J2.7r)5.3.00.
OitANOr.s l-'lorlda rnssetts , iCI.OO : Moxlctiu
oranges , single hoses , } M.'J5 ; Callfoinla monn-
taln oranges , ju.fjll ; Washliiglon navels , if4 ;
Nuwcastle California seedlings , ia.ClHt'J.70 ;
Mi-il. sweets , * 'J.7Ji ; Klversldo seedlings ,
t'J.75.
HANANAR Per hunch , Incluillng crates and
. - . .
t'iiANiniiiiiis : : Per box , J3.75.
LKMDNS-Cholce , W.Ooai.OO ; fancy , $4.00 ®
1M.ASPer 4-bu. box , 00c' 4 1 .00.
HKANSC'holce navy , $2.iOic'J.40 ; ; common
tock. tl.Ooa'J.OO.
I'AMt'OII.N-IA ' ( 'AlOIAOr. Per 11) . , 3c.
CtClMliius ! ! : Choice , periloz. , $1.5022.00.
KWK.HT PorVTOKS-Per bbl. , JO ; seed sweet
potatoes , J4. DO.
ONIONS - Homo grown , on orders to country.
M per hhl. ( food stock shipped In from coun
. ' . ' ' . '
try , ifl.Ui'ill.-'j purlin.
roTATOiss Colorado stock , $1.10 ; Wisconsin
hurbanks , UOc'iJl.Ol ( ) ; western Nebraska , OOc ®
II. IK ) ; eastern Nebraska stock , TBft'JUc ; early
Ohio seed , } l.l > 5.
NKW S'lXiKTAin.KS Lettuce , 40c ; radishes
40c ; parsley , 400 per du/.j green onions , 203
Sue.
Sue.Pin
Pin PLANT Per r > 0-lb. boxes , Jl.fioai.7o ,
Ill'TTKll , BIHIS. ( IAMK. 1'OUI.TIIV.
IltiTTElt Packlngstock , lliaiHc ; fair to good
country roll , lUj.21e ; cholco to fancy country ,
22&24c.
Kdiis fJeneral market , 13'Sn ,
UAMIMixed : ducks , 70cafl.00j red heads.
12 ; mallards , J > 2.0Oa2.00 ; teal , tl.UO&l.'JO ;
] nck snipes , H.-Ti.
Pot'i.Tltv Cholco hens , lie ; mUed coops ,
lOfl.llc : old roosters , 7-cHc ; geese and ducks ,
lOttllc ; lurkoys , 10u.l2c ; pigeons. Jl.20Ul.00
pcrdoz. live.
> tist'ii.i.ANr.oiJS. :
HAV The market on good upland hay , J7
in car lots.
llONKY Cholco to fancy white clover , 18ft
lOc ; fair togood. lli'tilMc.
VHAi.-ChoIco and small fat veals , 7dJSc ;
lur eund thin 3Ullc.
Nt < w Vork .Markets.
NKW YOIIK , April 18. l-'uiim Kcrclpts , 31.-
BOOpkgs. ; e.xports , 0.000 hbls. , 45,500 Micks ;
miles lO.OOO pkgs. ; dull , 5W10O lower on ac
count of the aliM'nco of buyers.
COUN .MiAiliill : ) , bteady ; sales , 100,000
bbls.
HAUI.IJV l-'lrin , iiulet.
II.Mti.r.Y MAI.T Pull , steady.
\VIIK\T Iteceipts. li.ooo bu. ; exports , 11-
000 tin. ; sales , 427,0110 hu. futures. 17.1)00 )
hu. spot. Spot market fairly active , lirm ; No.
15 red. InMoio and elevator , 70 < 75'fe ; nlloul ,
70i , < i70'4 ; No. 1 northern , JUc ; No. 1 hard ,
84"4i , < Hric ; No. 2 northern , 7U 4c. Optlonsdull
nnd opened weak at ' .ti'jc decllno on easier
rabies , weakur western markets , moderate
foielgn selling ami local realizing , rallied ' , ( !
He on foreign bu.vlng , declined ° c. on Increased
receipts In thu tte t , small clearances , real/- !
Ing anil weaker latu cables , closing steady at
' ileclliio No'Ju-d . 70H&70
VS'iO ; , May. 11-ltlc.
closing , 7 ) ( c ; June , 7'i5 ( < ic,7ii 11-lOc , closing ,
70Hc : July cliiaed at 77" o ; September , 7Uc.
COHN UecolptH. HD.UUU liu.t exports , 40.OOO
bu , ; sales , 160,000 hu. futures , I'JO.OOOhu. spot.
bmits , tlrm and fairly active for exports ; No. 2 ,
In elevator , dO'ic alloat ; ungraded
f c ; iteaiucrtulica,4tj\ci No , 3.
t options dull Anil without feature , closing
Htciidy at HIMiC docllnn ; Mny , 47'f.tt7 15-lCc ,
ChHln ? iit.47'4Cj July cloied at 4H' c.
OATS-Hi'ceipts , BU.OOO bu. | cxuorts , 45,000
bu.i sales , 70,000 Int. futures , 63,000 bu.
30ni while western , UU340C.
HAY l-'ulrly arllvo , Unn.
lloi'S-IJiilut , llrm.
HlliKS 'inlet , cair.
'
Woor. Pull , llrm ; doinoMlc flocco , 27il32c ( :
pulled. 2KJ.37c ( | ; Tox.ls , 17 21n.
PHOVISIII.NS Cut meats , miiderato tlem.itul ,
firm : middles quiet , steady ; short cle.ir , 10'c.
Iiiiril quiet , weaker : western steam clo edat
! l ( ) bid , tlU.10 asked ; saliM , 100 tierces at
f lii.lo ; options , Hales iionot May closed at 110 ;
Setitember closed at f 10.20 , Pork dull , easy.
IIUTTUlt-Uood demand , modcrato receipts ,
strotiger ; western dairy , ! Hil24e ( : western
creatnory , 24'B29lic ' : woiturn factory , 185i24o :
Klulna , ' /i7.2'J'ic. !
ClltlESH I'ulr dcmanil , steady ! part skims ,
- dumand , flrinuri receipts , 12,027
pkgs. ; western fresh , lOuiMOtic ; duck , 203
TAI.I.OW Qulut. steady : oily i > 2 per ukg. ) ,
oc hid , O'io asked.
COTTON siKKi ) On. Kaiy , steady ; crude , 103
lie.
I'tTttoi.KfM--Tho : tnarkel was weaker and
extremely dull. I'ennsvlvanhi oil sales none ;
May options , sales rj.iUK ) bbls , : opening , tin 15
GHi c ; highest , OH1 J'j , lowest , HS'jijj and closed
iitiiN'm'j I.lma oil , sale * none , li'j'ic ' bid. Total
sales , I'J.oo. ) bbls.
llii-ii.s Dull , steady ; strained , common to
Tinii'ii.vrtNK-Qii'ipt nt 33c.
KICK--Meady , quiet ; domestic , fair to extra ,
3i.Vic.j ( Japan , I'jiJlU ' ,
Mot.vs- < KS--Now Orleans , open kettle , good to
choice , llrm. fairly active at lliliJUHc.
SutuuUaw , dull , llrm ; f.ilr rellnlns , 3'c ' ;
centrifugals , Oli test , iJ'ic ' ; oil A , 4 > J
@ V ; timid A , 0 3-1G1WV' : stand
ard AI lO-lOU'i'iic ; confectloiiDi-s' A , 4 13-10
ul3c ; , ; nt loaf , 3 l-10c ; cruihed , u' iS 11-Hic ;
nowdeted , Ii 3-10&&V ; ; granulated , 4 10-1HB )
u' ( > ' . ; cubes , u 3-lllii-ljit.
I'm liiON-DiiII , steady ; American , * 1'.75
41.1.00.
( 'oi'i'Hii--Qiilet , steady , unchanged ; lake ,
MI.'Jo.
I.KAII I'lrti , , quiet ; domestic , fl.l'J'j.
Ti.v-tjulet ; Niruliclit ? , O.H5 bid ; $20.70
asked ; plates , bte.idy , quint ; spultur , steady ;
ilonie.stlc , { 1.35.
Husliiess U.lances.
The follon-ln j are ropurlud til Hun's Mercan
tile agency ;
Omaha , A. Weber , jr. , discontinuing.
Douglas , Neb. , J. K. Malcolm , meat market ,
sold out.
llcdford , la. , Gcarer ft Crooks , groceries ,
soUl out.
Shenaiidoah , Noli. , C ) . V. Mount , jowcler , suc
ceeded by .Mount & Iteplogte.
Shenaiidoah , la. , Atnlrews .t Hhnnlc , gro-
i-rles , succei ded by Shank , t Iliiylord.
lledford. la. , William Hook , hotel , sold out.
Oranno City. la M. KlIoruroekiMrs. M. . ) . ) ,
ttrnlture , etc.old out ,
t'oliimbus.I unction , la.V. . II. I.ovell , miller ,
dvertlslng to sell out.
Huron , Kan. , ( ' . Il.ucas It Co. , lumber , snc-
eedeil by Watson & Stabler.
Walerlown , S. I ) . , Watnrtown Water Works
ompnny , receiver apiled | ! for.
Kgan. S. I ) . , .1. C. Tlpton , drugs , sold out.
Hovlllo , S. I ) . , rS. . t. John , meat market ,
old branch at Ilelllngham.
St. I.mils .Markets.
ST. r.otTitf , Mo. , April 18. l-'i.oun Quiet
ut steady and unchanged ; patents , S3.30J5
. -J.'i ; eMra fnni-y , M.00'ij : .10.
Wlir.AT Sank slowly with hut llttlo reac-
lon , closlni ; ' < c below yesterday ; No. ' 2 red ,
ash , 0-1 ' ( ! ; May , G5'c.
COUN Was dead ; No. " mixed , cash , 3-li ;
lay , 37c.
OATSI'Irm ; No. 2 cash , 31c ; May , 30'ic.
IIA v--Steady.
rnovisi.NS--Strong ( , lil hor. I'ork , standard
less jobbing , new , 5-17.00. lnrd.9.2'j. ( ! ' Dry
alt meats , loo-e shoulders , ? M.7.V longs and
Ills , t'.l 4 , " > ; shorts , JJ.7H ; bo\ed , Itie more ,
lacoli , packed shoulders , 59.70 ; longs and
Ibs , $1 ( > . 'J.Y(1.37' ! ; ) ' ; shorts , HO.OOiilO.GiliJ.
lams , sugar cured , grj.33 'j.
UucilllTS-I'lour , : ) , ( ) ( ) ! ) bbls. ; wheat , 9,000
> it. ; com , 7i,0iio : hu. ; oat.s , i ! 1,000 bu , ; rye.
iiini" barlev , mine.
Sllll'Mr.NTSI'lour , 9,000 bhls. ; wlieat , 9,000
) ti. ; corn , 100,000 bu. ; oats , 3'J.OOO bu.j rye ,
" .OOOIiti. : barley , l.noOliu.
-Firm ; unchnnvod.
KIHIH is Ity larkntK.
KANSAS PITY , Mo. , April 18. Wheat and rye
TOOII a basis ot Mississippi river : corn and
tits on a basis of Kansas Cit V.
WIIKAT Pull and steady ; No. 2 hard , CIO
jjc ; No. 2 red , GU 'JOc.
COHN Market llrm and unchanged.
OATS In tali- demand and nnchangu d.
IIL'TTKU Quiet and steady ; creamery , 20 ®
30c ; dairy , 18 24c.
Kuns Active. Ktoady ; 12'Jc.
ItrCEli'TS Wheat , 10,000 bu.corn ; , 9,000 bu. ;
) its , none.
SHU'MUNTS Wheat , 07,000 hu.j corn , 4,000
l > u. ; oats , none.
Om.ilm ( ii-.iln ,
The following prices are for delivery at Mis-
slsslppl.rlver points ;
WIIKAT No. 2 sprint ; , 70c bid ; No. 3 spring
08c bid : No , 2 hard , GUc bid ; No. 3 hard , 07u
bid.
bid.KvcNo.
Kvc-No. 2. OOc bid.
OATS-NO. 2 white , 31 ! 2c hid ; No. 3 white ,
DOHcbld.
COHN No. 2 cash or April , 37c bid ; No. 3
cash or April , Ulilic bid ,
Cotton -MarUiit.
NiwOHinANS : , La. , April 18 , Futures firm ;
7.G4 ; December , * 7.flOU7.07.
Hood middling. 7 13-lGu ; middling , 7 0-lGc ;
low middling , 7c ! ; good ordinary , G 15-lfjc ;
not receipts , 3,7(11) , ( ) bales ; gross , 4,900 bales ;
sales , 0,200 balestoiu ; , 244,200 bales.
, . . , .
| jv i uijii in n in- lit ( janil iu nil y.s tt
48,000 centals , Incluillng 43,000 American.
COUN rinnj demand fair ; mixed western ,
4sId percental. Iteceipts , American corn , for
the past three days were 10,1110 centals.
LAIIU I'rimu western , 00.Gd percwt ,
Wool 'Miii-ket.
Piiir.APiii.riiiA , Pa. , April 18. Wool quiet ,
prices nominal and unchanged.
HOSTON , .Mass. , April 18. The demand for
wool fiom maniifactuiers Is moderalu and
conlined to small lots. Prices are steady anil
show no material change. Territory wool sells
on a scoured basis of 0008c for line , 03' ' < i 55c
for line medium and lH4/rjc ( ) for medium.
Not lilng doing In Texas , California or Oregon
wool.
_
( 'olteo Miirkiit.
Nr.w YOIIK , April 18-Optlons opened at
a decllno of 70 points and closed steady to 75
points down ; sales , 25,250 bags. Including :
April. fl'J.'JOii 13.20 ; May , * 12.75Sil3.2O.lune ; ,
J12.7U2.13.15 ; July , $12.f,5ii,13.20 ; August ,
trj.704U3.10 : September , * 12.55H. 13.20 ; Octo
ber , $12.004513.15 ; November , * 12.85iiil3.1O ( ;
December , 412.00'i8l3. 10 ; February , J13. Spot
Klo , dull , nominal ; No. 7 , $14.
New York Drj U-iniU .Market.
NKW YOIIK , April 18 , Demand for dry goods
was light as regards seasonable goods but fair
and steady for articles for fall and winter
trade. Kehillve tirmness continues on cotton
goods as a rule. Agents have reduced Capital
4.x4 bleached shlrlt'igs to 7c.
I'lilhidelplihi ( ii-.ilu Atarket.
PiniAiii.i : > iiiA , Pa. , April 18. WIIKAT
Quiet but steady : No. 2 red , April , 74S.74UC.
COHN- Steady , lower ; No. 2 mixed , April. 48
OATS Car lots lirm , with No. 2 white held
higher. _
Toledo ( ir.uo .llilrllet.
TOI.KIIO , O. , April 18. WllKAT-Dull , steady ;
No. 2 cash and April , 7Otc. !
COHN Pull , steady ; No. 2 , cash and May
ll'ic.
O.\TS-Qnlet ; No. 2 mixed , cash , 32c.
llaltlmoru ( ir.iln .Vlnrkrt.
IlAl.TIMOHK , Mil. , April 18. WlIUAT Dull
and neiik ; spot and April , 711 'ic.
COHN 1-lrnii mixed spot and April , 48Jt ©
48c. !
OATS-Hteady ; No. 2 white western , 41 ! 'iC.
Clnrlninitl .U
CINCINNATI , o. , April 18. WIIKAT Dull ,
lower : GGiiHi7c. !
COHN Weaker : No. 2 mixed , 42\c.
OATS Kasler ; No. 2 mixed , 32it32ic. !
WHISKY Wotik ut $1.14.
MliinuapolU Wlittat .Market.
MlNNEAl-oi.is , Minn. , April 1H. No feature
In trading today. Cash trade steady. Re
ceipts. 204 cars. Close : April , 04c ; Miiy. t > 4c :
July , 07c. ( On track : No. 1 haul. lJ7o ; No. 1
northern , UOiic ; No. 2 northern , G3UU4c.
STOCKS AND WINDS.
Calmer and .Moro Conllilent Tone Cliurao-
trrUrd Detllngn Yi-Hturday.
NKW YOIIK , April 18. A calmer and more
conlldent tonu characlerked Healings on thu
Stock uxehango today. Thu advices from
Wahhlngton that the flee gold In the treasury
had Increased $ r > ooooo and that thu nil minis-
tratlon was fully prepared to meet any null- '
cat change. In the llnanclal iiltuatlon had u
reassuring effect and leil to free pnrclmsi's of
slocks for both accounts. The hears , made
several attempts to check the upward mo\o-
incut , hut were unsuccessful. Their principal
drives were against Manhattan and Chicago
tins , thu llr.st right after the opening , and the
latterafler 1 oVIock.
( Manhattan sold oir from 151 to 140 and Chl-
cagoUas from b'J ( oHSJ , . Thu stock list was
kept boiuuw hat .Irregular by these movements ,
but UuCtuateU wltlilu comparatively iii
limit * until quite late In the day , when the
bulls rtlshml price * up on thu fthorl , Manhat
tan nolil up UU percent to lB5 n Sugar , 1 per
cent to 10'J'ii Chicago Uns , 3 percent to H7't ' !
Western I'nlon , 1" . percent to O7' t Missouri
Paclllc , 1'i percent to 01 > ii National I'ordage ,
l'i percent toOl i ( li'iiernl Klectrlc , 1'S per
cent to 103H ; ex dividend nnd thu other lead *
Ing Hhnres from 1'J ' per cent to 1 * ( percent.
Just previous to the close Manhattan fell
back to 100 and Chicago lias to H0\i , hut thu
remainder of the list reacted only fractionally
and thu market left olT llrm In tone. The deal
ings , of course , were largely professional ami
the change ! ) were duo chlclly to manipulation ,
but operators who lacked courage yesterday
bought liberally on all the reactions today.
After an Irregular opening , the bond mirket
closed llrm in tone. The .sales were iaa,9DO !
shares.
The Post says : It was quite natural after
the moderation of yesterday's break , that the
stock market should have steadied Itself
today. Tin ) treasury situation , It Is true ,
continue * ! full of doubt , and uiI sorts of con
flicting rumors were ullo'it here , but the p-nsl-
bllltli's are such as to pur/.lo the most iistul
of market prophets. Some holders of stocks
sold again today because they disliked to stay
Ina market surrounded with uncertainties ,
but the short sellers of yesterday bought the
same stocks and on precisely the same theory.
The shorts were In the majority , and the
movement of the forenoon was upward ,
There was much Irregularity , however , and ,
as might have been expected , stocks llku
Manhattan l-'Ievated and Tennessee Coal , In
which the long Interest predominates , slnwed
renewed signs of weakness. Hut the advance
was pretty general and marked throughout
the list.
The following are the closing ( imitations of
the leading stocks on the Now Vork Stock ex
change today :
Atchlgon Northurn I'at-ltic. . . I.1U .
Ailauis Hxprcsa . . . ilu preferred < Jf ,
Alton , T. 11 U P. , Den. A liiilr. . II
ilo proforrotl 150 .Nor thustern HSU
American Kvprcas. 117 do | irulerreil iu
llnltlinoro.v Ohio. . N. V. Central
Canada I'aclllc 117Wi'l N. Y. A. N. K
I'anaila So-ithurn. . Wi'l Ontario A Western
CuiHr.il I'aclilo ! WH UrcKon Imp 18
Ches. * Ulilo at : > s Oregon Nnv 74
IlilcuKO Alton 140 o. 8. I , . \ U. N 18
C. II , fit ) n.m , I'ncllloMiill
ins blilj I'coilu , I ) . , V K . . . .
Conaollilntcil ( ins. . ! ' < I'lttilmrf 15t
C. C. r. A. ft. I , . AJ i'lillriKUl I'nhu-u . . . 15tWO
Cotton Oil Cert .
Oul. IIiuMon . , . Illcliimind T'rmln'l
I ) . l.t W . 1 1 i ii ilo prt'ferreil .13
I ) . , V u. tl.nfcl . am , Illo ( iriiiulu W 21
I ) . Af.F.Co . do preferred 21CO
ItlKl TOMU . Itoi-k Island
Krlu pruferri'it. . . . St. Paul
tort Wnyno . do preferred 120
( it. Northern nfil. . . t. I'anI ft. Onmlm . 12052.X
C. I. A. K. nfil . IOIM ilo prtifurred. . . , 118
Hockbn ! Vnlluy. . . . M Mixar Kellnrry. . . . 102 ! {
Illinois ( Vntriil. . . . 1UIH Tenn. Coal , v Iron.
M. I'nul .tDiilntli. . fl Texas I'acllle
Kim. , VTux. pf'd. . . 25 Tol. A O. Cen. pf'd.
lnko ICrloA , Went. . ) < Union 1'iiclnu
.to piolorrud . -.HI t ; . S. Impress
l.nko Sliuru . \V. St. 1A 1'
, eml Trust . I do preferred. . .
oiila. , V Niisli . 1 Wells l-.iruo K'\p. . 147
iQiils. .VNew Al'by ! \\VMern Union. . . . 147M'4 '
ilnnliiittan Con. . . . 17M
> luiiiililn | , v ( lin'n'u 40 I do prolurred . . . . M
iIlchlKiin Central. 10. ) JMInn. A St , 1 , 14
Ihsourl I'ncltle. . . . I ) . Alt. ( i IU
itoblloOlilo . 2S ( ieni'rnl hloctrlc. .
"nnlivlllaChntt. . . . National LliiBinid. .
ulloiinl CurUitKt ) . C. Kilo I Ac Iron 05
ilo pro furred . . . 104 do preferred 109
. .1. Cuntrnl . II7V , lions. & Tox. Cen. . 4
orfolk A W. p'lil. . 211 S , Tol. A. A. AN. M. . 3SW
urth American ro
ev-dlv
Thu total sales of stocks today were 288,000
hares , Including : Atchlson. 5,400 ; Iturllng-
on & Qulncy , 11,700 ; Chicago ( Jim , 32,200 ;
'ottonOII , 3,400 ; Delaware , I ickawanna At
iVestuin , 3,000 ; Distilling , 11,000 ; Krle , 0,000 ;
leneral Kleclrlc. 3,800 ; Manhattan , 15,200 ;
illssotirl Paclllc , 0,000 ; National head , 0,400 ;
S'atlonal Cordage 0,700 ; Now Kngland , 14-
00 ; Ncrthern Paclllc preferied , 0,400 : Head-
ng , 20,000 ; Itichmond Terminal , 3,200 ; Uock
hiund.-1,700 ; St. Paul , 10,300 ; Sugar , 34,300 :
I'enne.ssee Coal , t Iron , 5,000 ; Westurn Union ,
2,000.
New York .Money Market.
Nnw YOIIK , April 18. MONKY ON CAM.
iCasy at 4 to 5 per cent ; last loan , 4 per
: ent ; closed oll'ered at 4 percent.
PiitMi : Mi'.itCANTii.i : PAIM'.H ( ) ' , 'ii8 pur cent.
Smtt.iNO KXCHAMIK I'lrm , wltli actual
mslncss In bankers'bill- t4.HGU'4.87 for
l.xty day.saniU4.88'/i < n.4.8si { fordemand.
UOVKHN.MKNT llONDS WcaliUI' . StatU bonds
lull.
lull.The
The closing quotations on bonds :
U. S. 48 lifjt . "I. U.V. 1. .M. l.uil. 5a.
II. S. 4s coup . I12U . < t. IAS. . K.O'n. M. ItH
U.S. 44B ! reie . KM St. I'lilll Coil 128M
" 'ncltlctlaof 'H5 . 105 1. c. A , r. uis. . .
Loiilslnnn s'pc'd 4s. . HI'S T. I1. I. . U. Tr. llcti. 77M
1U1 T. I' . It. U. Tr. Itctn. . Z.'iK ,
Tuna , nuw But la ! . . 1UU Union I'ucllloliils. . . I Wi ) i
Tenn. now net is 1UI Wi'BtMiore. 10.
i'enn. uuw nut 9s. . . 7li K. ( i. W. Ists
nnuda Houthurn 2s 10. Atcll. 49
Cnntral I'ncltle Ists. lOiiH Alcli. 2 > ti" . class A. .
1 > . A H.O. Ists . 11UV4 Ii. II. AS. A.is
) . , > c K. ( J. 4l . 87)4 , ; . II. AS. A. Zd Cs. . 1U2
rlo 2ils . 9.m , II. T. . < ct'is ( iw
M. K. .t T. Gun. ( is. . m II. AT. C. ( on.Us. . . 100
.1. . K. AT. ( icn. 53. . 45M N. I'nrnllnni ; ! 120
Mutual Union Us. . . . 113 N. Carolina 4s
N. J. c. Int. Cert. . . . I12H S.C. llrowns con. . . .
N. 1'ac. ISIB . Teiin. old U C'J
N. I'nc. 2ils . ! i44 ! Vn. tn tu
N. W. Consols . Vn. Kx-.Mnt.coup . . 3 >
X. V. lutiunts'r's 5s Vacona. I'd Borlos. . 3M
llostoii Stoek Oiiotiitlinii.
IlosTON , Mass. , April 1H. Call loans , G'ftO
per cent ; tlmo loans , Oft ? percent. Closing
jnotations on stocks , bonds and mining shares :
Atcli. , T. feg v . 'osilniili. Kli-clrlo. : iji ;
, nurlL-iin ) Siuur. . . . do preferred . . . . 4S ! <
do prelorrud . . . . J7 < \Vlnconsln Central. . )2l ) <
Hay statodna 14 t Atc-hlson Mi .115 ;
Hull Telcpnono. . . . ia < Atchliond 81
Huston i Alb.my. . . 218 Nuw Knvland ( is. . . . lit )
MoMon fc Mnlno IHSHi ( loncral Kluctrlc 5s , l'7)4 ' )
do prurorruct 145 Wisconsin Ccnt'l In. 67H
l\ . II. AQ ' .a * Allonp/MbiinKCo. . CU
nichburn pfd au Atlantic v |
Ilcncral i-'luctrlc. . . . Boston & Montana. . :5 ? |
Illinois Sloel Iliilto.V lloston > :
.MuxlL-an Ceutral. . . . Calnnu-tA llvcla , . 3Of ,
N. V. & .V. K Contonnl.il SVi
Old Colony I'.U l-'ranklln 12H
Ore--mi Short l.tnu. .
llubber OMC-eola 1 i
San Dlcuo Uulncy 125
Union I'.iclllc Santa Vo Copper. . . . 2
Wuit I'.ml Tamarack 151) )
ilo profurrcd
Sun I'ranclNuo .Milling O notation * .
PAN KiiANCiseo , Oiil. , April 18. Thu olllclal
osing quotation ! ! for mining stjcls today
wete as follows :
Altn 15 Hnlo , V .Norcross. . . . IM
10) Muxlcnn 155
llcot A llolchor . I.VJ Ncvadii Queen IU
llodlo CoiiBOlhlaU-d 25 llplilr 525
llulwer . 25 I'otoil 1141
Commonwealth . 5 S.IVHCO 105
Chollnr . 65 Mlorrn Nevndu 120
Cons'd Cnl A Va . CU5 Union Cousolldntud IIU
Crown I'olnt . 85 Utuli 5
liould A Curry . . . . I'.j Yullow .lackut 85
New Yurie .Minim ; OnotiktloiiH.
NKW YORK , April in. Thu followlns are the
closing mining quotations :
Crown 1'ulnt 7. ) lerricviulii r.'o
Con. i nl. A Va SJJ Standard I'M
Uuulil.v Curry f > ) Union Cun ' . > 0
llnloA Nnrcross. . . hi Vullow JnckuU 73
llome < tuko 1151 Iron Silver Ik )
MuxU-an . 145 ( julck Mlvor 2JU
( Int.irlo . 1IJJ do proferrud U'OU
Oplilr . 2UJ llulwer 20
I'lyinonth . iu
St. l.-inU Mining StockH.
PT. I.ot'ts , Mo. , April 18. The following are
thu closing mining ituotatlons :
Ail.iins . f .3) ( Jrnnltu ft.75
Ain-rlcim , N. .IU Oi .1 Hope ; i. ( )
7.00 tl.eo 7.U.J
bid. tasked. _
I'lniinchil Nolei.
HAVANA , April 18 , i\chanKO : quiet.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , April 18. Clearings , $1-
771,017.
Niw : OUI.KANS , La. , April 18. Clear liij-'s , J2-
378.000.
I'Aitis , April 18. Three pur centos , OOf 17 u
for the account.
Niw : YOHK , April 18. Clearings , tl30,03l-
107 ; balances , } nUCUua4.
OMAHA , April IH. t'larlnss , ' fl.070,735
same day last week , } l,09l,7irj.
HAI.TIMOIII : . Mil. , April 18. Clearings , ? 3 , .
lCi'J..r)70 ; balances , t4bl&'J. ! Money , 0 pur
cent.
I'lM'iNNATl , O. , April 18. Monuy.G i > or cent.
New York exchange , 70c premium. Clearings ,
I'llii.AiiKt.i-iliA , I'a. , April 18. Clearings ,
.lH'J : balances , * 'J.lC7,7ui. ! Money ,
ercent.
HKHI.IN , April 18. Tlio statement of the Im
perial Hank of ( iermany shows an Increase In
of 'J.000,000 mar ks.
KMi'llis , Tenn. , April 18. New York ex
change selllne at ifl.r > o premium. Clearlnus
* 3'J7r/J' > ; balances , H44.U-JO.
ST. I.OUIP , Mo. , April 18.-cleailnirs. { 4,471-
C04 : balances , t5HO,5'J4. Money quiet at Ofr.7
percent Kxchun u on New ork , UOc pie-
mlum.
BOSTON , Mass. , April 18. ClearliiKs , $ ! & , -
004.0-J3 ; balances. S1,717J'J4. : ' Momiy , oiin pyr
cent. K\chaiiKu on New York , ITw'-Sc dis
count.
CiuoAiio , 111. , April 18 , ClearltiK-i , J'Jl.-IDO-
714. Now York vxchaiiKcSc premium.
Sterling oxchan o stroiik' : * 4.K7 ! < for sixty-
day bills ; M.b'J for nlKht drafts. Money
Inclined to bo easier , but loans lire yet mainly
at 7 per cent. _
OMAHA I.IYi : STOCK. .UAIIHUIN.
l.nriu Supply of An : > orts Olt'erfil I'rlci-M
Kep Dp I'ulrly htriidy.
Tl'Ksmv , April 18.
CTho supply of cattle was lar o , upwards of
4,100 head , anil consisted largely of Hclii and
meolum welKht beef steers , while thcieworu
also a fair number of pictly tooil hei\yhhlp-
pers In the pens. - The demand was ijood fiom
both shippers and local buyers , but owfiiK to
thu heavy receipts there was a disposition ,
I'xpectally ainonK local buyer * , to MIUCCZU
and thu Keneral market , while mure or
Iirlces , wus about u Uluiu lower thuu yca-
terdny. I'xtremo wiles word made at steady
prices occasionally , mid on the other hand
coarselsh Muir sold k.M ) V ? offUooil to choice
tiecves , 1'JOO to l'MIbs. \ . , anquotedat front
11.70 toJo.JOi Cdtmi/rln / to good U.iO to 1'JIHMh.
Meer.s from fiuoiof I 00 , according to weight
and iiuallty. ,
Consldeilng thnllbWal rttliof onltlo hero to
day the proportlon.of cows and heifers was
.small , ami as a refill values remained
lliwu Tlio reccfpts , 00 cars.were the uirwest
of any day In some time , and iiiallty | as a rule
very talr. Conditions were decidedly against
.selleis at thu opvnlnK of the market and
buyers look advantage of the Munition and
dropped prices about a dime on all grades.
Salesmen were free sellers from the .start and
tlie iccclpthchanged hands quickly. Toward
the close of the market values strengthened
and closuiK pi Ices were about -V higher limn the
opcnlni ; . sales weieat e.xiiemes of fiom $ i > .7i >
loic.uo , wltli me Kreal proportion at from
jti.75 lotil.Hfi. The niarUet closed active ami
KtrunK with all out of llfst hands. Kjpresjn-
tatUu.sales :
. .i CIIIEU
COIINTIE.S , fjCHOOI.
muTnicTs , WATER
UOMPANIEC-.OT.R.R.OOMPAMIES.etc
CoriMponrtcicr nollclteil.
N.W.HARRIS &CQMPANYBankers ,
IOZ-105 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO.
13 Wall Street , NEW VORK.
7O Btnto 9tn DOBTQN.
Ki'cclpts unit ONpimltlon < > r Stoolt.
onic'lnl rcni'lDts niul ( llsp.Hltlon of stn'.lt as
shown by the hooks of tlm Union Slock VunU
company for tintweiityfinir hours uniting ut
5 o'clock p. in. , April 1 , IH'J. ' ) .
itrjcmi-TS.
IIISI'OSITKI.V.
Chlclii ; | l.lvo Stork Mitrld-t.
riiC\i ! ( ! > , 111. . April 18. iSpadtil Tclccram
toTni : llii.l : : The culllo market was iinlet
ipili't I'Vi'ii for a Tuosday. Although lln < ar
rivals \\i-ro llinltcil to ahont4,0011 head , tln-rc
as not oiniith demand to onalili * holders to
close dill ut any appreciable advance. Then'
ere buyer" at Monday's prices for every
thing and the day's tradlnit was iloiuon that
bnsK oral from fl.lio to 1 1.15 for Inferior to
I'Mra cows and heifers , from tl.75 to t1.7.r ! > for
hulls , from J'J.50 to ? 4.50 forstockers and feed
ers and from * I toftt.lo for common to extra
diessed beef and shipping steers.
MOKS sold at from iO.75 to i7.1-r > for poor to
choice llKlit wcluhts to fiom J0.05 to f7.iO : for
ml.M'd and medium and to from $7.1O to .J7.H.r >
for lots uvi'rnnlngdvur'jno Ibs. Aculn wus the
iiuallty u.xcollunt. Illinois contrlhuted u
larni ) pait of the supply and thu hulk of the
stuff wan good enough to bring moro than
$7.10.
The supply of sheep was heavyAt first the
receipts wore estimated at 12,000 head , but.
later In the forenoon It looked as though they
would reach at least 10,000 with 18,000 as a
possibility. As u consequence there was a gen
eral soflunliiK of prices. The average was
from 5c to lOc lower than for .Monday and the
close was very weak. We quote poor to choice
sheep ut fromlM.Qn to fG mm common tochoico
lamb ! ) at from J5 to JG.OO.
Hecelntst'attlo4,000 head ; hogs , 10,000
hend ; sheep , 10.000 head.
The Evening Journal reports :
( IATTI.K Keculpls a,500 head : shipments ,
1,000 head ; iimrkn steady : medium. liJ.SSfi
0.40 ; no extra on saloj others , t-l.&O'itO.'J&i '
Texans , J2.00U4. GO ; native cows , Ja.0033. : > 0.
IlOdS Keculpts , 10,000 head ; shipments ,
7.000 hutid ; market active , 510c higher ,
losing strong ; mixed and packers. JO.bOf' <
7.15 ; prime huuvy , $7.'JOa7.37 ; light , JU.OO ®
SIIKKV Itecolpts , 15,000 head ; shipments ,
lone ; market Mrong to 10 , * higher ; owes ,
M.BO'iJO.'J.'i : mixed , K > .00&f > .r > u : prlmo westein
ivether.s , $ , -l5rr.ri.H7ij ( : prime Texas wethers ,
; latlibs ,
KIIII.HIIH City l.lvu Mock Market.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , April 1H. Cvrrr. ! : UP-
celts ] , 0,000 head ; shipments , J.ooo head.
Slcots dull and Hteady to 10c lower ; cows and
TexasMecrsand feeders steady. Dressed beef
and shipping steers , fli.aoTiu'UiO ; cows , $1.7& ®
U.urj ; stockers and feeders , W.TO'fcf ' I-OO.
lions -Iteceipts , 13,000 head ; shipments , 100
ead ; market opened HKTO'JOc lower , closed
stronger , with 5c of loss legalnert ; choice
heavies } 0.7.rT/r.UO , ; choice , light , iff. .Itiftrli.OO ;
nil grailes , fO.'JO .U.OO ; hulk , iii.CO'uO.75.
Sinii : ; > Iteceipts , 4,400 head ; shipments , 7i.O .
: iead ; market steady.
Nrw Yurk l.lvn Stock Jlnrkot.
Ni'.W YOIIK , Aptll 18. llir.vis ; ; Kecelpts ,
; i03 head. Dressed beef steady at H'jWIc. '
Latest cables fiom London quote Amciican
steers dull ut 1 1 ' / j < if 1 He ; dressed weights and
American refrigerator beef lower at bi-ant
O'nC.
Hiir.r.i' ANDL.KMIIS HecelptH , 1,000 honcl : mar
hot active. I'lishorn sheep , fo.l TjOf > 0. ' 25 : clipped
sheep , fi.7D.ri.2D : ; unshorn lambs , } 5.75V > 7.30 ;
lipped lambs , $4.rjO'ir > .00 ; mutton steady at
& 'J'ju ' ; dressed lambs slow at 'J'i&llc ' ,
Mods Iteceipts , f)00 head ; nominally steady
ut $7.10(27.70 ( per 100 Ibs.
St. I.oius l.lvo Stock .Market.
PT. Lotus , Mo. , April 18. I'ATTi.K Hccelpts.
I , SOU head ; shipments , 'J , 01)11 ) head ; market
ste.uly to strong ; fair to good native steers ,
J3.DOvr.ri.00 ; fair to cholco fed Texan steers ,
M/Jo < il.fi < > .
lions Hecelpls , 0,400 head ; shipments ,
3,300 head ; market fie. higher ; heavy , JG.bO'Q ;
7.1G ; mixed , 0.70 7.0.1 ; light , Jli.7D1/.7.00.
Siir.ui1 Uecelpts , 2,3O" liead ; shipments ,
1'JOO head ; market quiet ; receipt ! ) mostly
Texatii ; top price , JD.ilD.
I ) . D FitA/.EE , II. I ) . RDODII r. , JAS P Uoonm.
1'rca. Vice I'rus tseey .itTrau
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Cttpllulfi5,000i Omalm unit Slonx City.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks nnd Bonds.
PKIVATK WiUEA
Room 212 Hew M Life Building
OMAHA ,
HEKEUKN'OF.S : lowaStuto National Hank ,
Sioux City ; Commercial National Ituuk.
Umuliu.
Spoclul attention given to otitsldo ortlcrss
Corresponuencu sollcltoj
SOUTH
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South Ornariai
RvstCattlo Ilo nnd hh--03 market In las war.
CQMMI33IOI HOUSES-
\Yood \ Brothers.
I.Ivo Stojk UonunUsloo
to ithtiuaha ToU'pliono 1157. Clilori/o
JOHN I ) . DADIS.MAN , I . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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And then the justice ,
In fair round belly , with good capon
lined , The Justice now of eyes severe ,
With severe and beard of formal
eyes
cut , With knowledge deep and aims exact
Full of wise saws and modern instan Derives his portly form from droughts
ces ;
And so he plays his pr.rt. 0 Of Johann HoiT's famed Malt Extract.
Jimius A\ \ . Hall , M.D. , Inspector Chicago Board of Health , writes :
" 1 have been acquainted \\ilh tlie JOIIANN HCUF'S MAI.T EXTRACT for 5 m.- tune and
have prescribed it frequently in my practice. In slow convalescence , alter acute diseases , I
have ioiind it especially valuable , and have been well pleased with the results. "
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Cicii u Inc. Mil Itli in tut Imvu Iliti Hi gnu t lire of" JOI1V.V.\ IIOK1-1" oil tile neck titlifl.
A book entitled "r h.ilie < pcarc's Seven ARCS of Man , " beautifully illustrated , sent frccon application.
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J I Icadquartcrs for
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Write us lor prices on Whiskies both in bond and tax paid.
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but RELIABLE.
LADIES ,
Camolo Juniper hai tVtai t'u p
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rely on Camolo Juntpsr. T iko ao
Quaranteeou ev-ry bottle. Prljj S3
tie. SoUby alldrus'liti.
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1S1G DouQlas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Tlio eminent specialist m norva'ii. chroil" . prlvui. blD t. i'tl-1 ' i-il urlniry illiiiiii , A rjjnlir nail '
rciflstoruil . Kr.nlnito In in i.lli < tii3. in ilipi > n i , an I oifilllitui wul siiMr , u still Irani it ivuli llu iru.ital '
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iiiurcnry line I. Now trantiiu it f jr lo u 01 vl itpjiv-r I'ariUi naibM til vlilt nit ) in if u tr i.Uu I nt lionn
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AWNINGS AND TENT3
Omaha Tent-Awning Wolf Bras. & Co. ,
COMPANY.
MannfActurnrs of tonti ,
uwnliiK-i , nlo701 unJ
IIOH8I ! COVHIH.
. 701 M. intli Htroot.
.
111.1 Knrn ; > : ii Mt.
BAnSANDTWI'l'S- I BIQYCU5.
Berais Omalia Bag M , 0. Daxon ,
COMPANY.
ImportuM andman.fri Olcycloi BOM on monthly
tluur i&ckt , burlap ) ,
twlno. paymnnti IU1 N.lltli.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
' Mr
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Morse Coe Shoe Company ,
Salesroom anit OlllceI1071IO.MI1I llowarl-t.
\\'a nro the ONI.V Maiinfii.'turori of Hoots nml
Sliousln tliostatoof Nobruiki.
A Kuncnil Invitation is oxtundJd to nil to Inspect
our nuw factory.
Kirkendall , Jones &
COMPANV. Wholonlo HHOHCO. . bouH.s'ioil
mfm. aKonti Union anil rubburifouli. 1U-
llubbor Shoo Co. . IIOJ- UlOllaraoy at
llOI-llOiillarnuy at.
COAl , COKE. I G'JRNICE.
Omaha Coal , Coke & EaglaCornlci Woris
1,1.Mi ; CO. , hunt anil tuft Mfrs. ( tulvanltul Iron
rout , U K cor. llitli iinJ cornlcj.
Unuiila * bts. inotiilllo
DRYQODOS.
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UOd.H L'O ,
Dry K0ort , notions , fur- Notloni. genii' furnlili-
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