THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , APRIL 294 1888.-SIXTEEN PAGES. 11
< J > 3on , er r payment * . trays ft bountiful 60x128
P foot lot , onlyHOralnutoirldo from poU of
fice ; If you vMne your friend the almighty dollar
lar , buy some of thc loti before they are njl
gone. II. E. Cole , room n. Continental block.
SAI.R A flno residence lot on
St. , GflxlIB ft nt a Ijurcnln. Klraball , Champ
Alt-nn. U.B.Natl bank bid. _ 444m3 *
BALE 9-room modern houfl , fX ) feet of
FOH , near 18th and St. Mnry' * two. , for
I7.00ti , party anxious to ecll. O.K. Thompson ,
31 4 8.16th St. fc.4 .
cash and fcSi per month will got you a fine
$2fi lot nnd house built to order. Stevens Ilros , ,
J621Farnnm. 487
DOO. cany payments , buys n beautiful Kxl28 )
$ foot lot. only nominates ride from post of-
Jleojlf you valueyonr friend the nlmlghty dollar
lar , buy come of these lots before they aroall
gone. . Cole , roomO , Continental block.
345 1
ITAOH BAIK u > t on Nicholas and intn ,
-U forn.WX . Address John It. Shaw , Hamil
ton nnd Lowe RVP. . 100 ml
niWO peed house * , well located , for 12.700 and
JL KI.1UU , on easy payments. J. A. llclstnnd ,
room 9 , Arlington ftioclc. Ma
TT10H HAM' At less than cost : Nine nlco ,
JJ neat cottages , well built , elegant lots In
elegant location , hlnh and dry , nnd only Bliort
distance from licit line depot In Walnut Hill ,
from WM to 11,100. Ji cash , balance tlOper
month.
These houses nro being closed out regardless
of cost and you cannot get another such a bur-
Kaln In a hundred yearn. Call quick on I ) . V.
Bholcs , room 1 , llarkcr block. 733
cottage , cdst front , fill lot , Hith and
5HOOM tn , only tI,7W. 1) . 0. 1'attcrson ,
Omaha Nat. Hank , li'J }
your procerty with Stevens llros. , 1KU
LIST at. 48723
SQUEEZED BY AN ANACONDA.
A Try In j ; Moment for mi Expert Snake
Handler.
Now York Times : "It's the easiest
tiling in the world whan you do it prop
erly , ' ' Hermann Roicho , the dealer In
wild . animals , renmrkcd yesterday
morning to nn otnnloyo who was having
Bomo little difllculty in transferring
eight anacondas from the rough wooden
hex in which thpy had just arrived at
the Park-row establishment to a glass
onso placed for their reception in the
front store next to the ono occupied by
JOBS , the dancing baboon.
DThree months ago n child could have
handled the spotted beauties with im
punity , because then they would have
been fully under the inllucnco of the
torpor which overcomes them in the
winter months , but which departs as
soon as the warmth of summer begins
to bo felt. As the seven snakes , which
had not yet boon transferred , running
from twelve to sixteen foot in length ,
IR. celled together in a corner
of the box , they looked very
pretty and quite harmless.
Occasionally ono of them would
Bend n muscular thrill through his _ con
voluted organism which would stir the
whole mass a little , and now nnd then
a forked tongue would dart out and dis
appear in an instant. Otherwise they
looked absolutely lethargic and per
fectly frco from guile. So , when young
Roiclio proceeded to show how easy it
was to handle the South American boa-
constrictor , when the proper method
was pursued it looked as though the
man engaged in the work hardly heeded
the prolTercd instruction. "You simply
seize the snake first by the neck , close
'by the head , "thus , " said Mr. Roicho ,
suiting the action to the word , and
causing the serpent mass to shudder
throughout it's entire extent. "Then , "
ho added as ho drew the snake ho had
grasped out from the constrictpr tauglo
of which it formed part , "when its tnid-
dlo shows up , thus , you grasp it gently
but firmly , thus , and .lift it into the
glass case , thus. "
The snake dropped softly into the
case , lay as it foil , and so did live others ,
each of them bearing patient testimony
to the facility with which the biggest
kind of snakes are handled , when
properly handled.
The seventh took upon himself to
prove the converse ) of Mr , Roicho's es
tablished proposition. Ho was not
handled properly. Mr. Roicho made a
careless grab for his neck and caught
it about thrco inches below the head
instead of close to it. In nn instant the
reptile , the largest ono of the lot , tossed
torpor to the winds and began very
energetically to dart its open jaws in
the direction of his captor's wrist with
very unamiablo intent. Mr. Roicho
lifted the the writhing snake's head
high in the air and boizcd it by the
middle. The snake resented the action
and freed itself by a muscular oiTort
that was irresistably strong and'suddon.
In a moment the snake was free of the
box nnd began twining its lith form
around young Roicho's log and body.
Roicho , who is well aware of the crush
ing power of of a constrictor's hug ,
called for help , and every employe of
the establishment was at tils side in an
instant. They know how to act in the
emergency , and in a very few moments
they nnd unwound the anaconda , de-
Bpito its powerful struggles , and placed
it in the glass case , whore it at once
lapsed into a condition of content , very
strangely in contrast with its previous
excitement.
"Not so easy to handle anacondas , af
ter all , " the instructed employe re
marked to his master , smiling. "Yes ,
eaid Mr. Rcicho , who looked a little
palo. and frankly acknowledged that ho
had had a bad scare ; "tho trouble was
that I handled that follow wrongly. Al
ways catch thorn close as possible to the
head. "
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
( Severe Treatment of a Mormon Con
vert.
Philadelphia Lodger : The Mormon
missionaries who have boon trying tc
"ovangolixo" the cotmt.y people in portions
tions of West Virginia have not mot
with a cordial reception from many ol
the natives , nor have their occasional
converts become objects of popular ven
eration. "AmongthodUtrictsin which
those missionaries have boon at work , '
says 11 special to the Now York World ,
"is that of Yellow Crook , in Calhomi
county. They made several converts
when the people became indignant and
ran thorn out of the county. Several ol
the converts remained after the mis-
sioniirios loft and the citizens began tc
threaten them with all sorts of voir
Roanco. John \V. Metis , ono of the
converts , received several threatening
loiters ordering him to leave. Motz , in-
atoad of leaving the neighborhood
rented another farm and was preparing
to move , when on the night before the
house ho was to occupy was burner
down , nnd a letter tacked on the fence
in which the writers threatened Xo burn
every house ho tried to occupy. Mots
was stubborn nnd determined to remain
nnd secure another house , which was
also burned the night before ho was tc
move in it. Ho failed to gut anothoi
house for BOIUO time , the owners boinj (
afraid tholr property would sulTor , bul
nt last ho succeeded , nnd was prepar
ing1 to move again when that , too , \\nt
burned , making in all thrco houses
within a few weeks. The ofllcors np
pear to have no clue to the porpctnv
tors , who now threaten Motz with dealt
if ho does not leave. There were r
number of alleged Mormon converts ii
the neighborhood , but they have al
boon frightened off or run out of the
connty. There does not appear to bo i
disposition to run down the porpestra
tors of thuso outrages. "
Another Failure.
NEW HAVES' , Conn. , April 2S. Joseph L
Joyce & Co.Wholesale boot and t > hoe dealers
have assigned. Liabilities stated to Uu 10 ,
000 , assets not given. %
THE SPECULATIVE * MARKETS ,
Wheat Boars Disappointed .By the
Limited Rainfall.
THE SHORTS HASTEN TO COVER ,
A Featureless Day In the Corn Pit
Fair Trading In Oats Provisions
Practically Stiulonnry Cattle -
tlo Slow.
CHICAGO PllODUQIS MAIIKET.
CIIICAOO , April 23. [ Special Telegram
to the BEE. ! Nothing but rnln or rnthcr the
lack of rnln was of much Interest to wheat
traders this morning , Thcso gentleman biul
gene homo yesterday with confidence In the
prediction that , it would rain last night , but
what tttlo rain did coma was far from the
winter wheat bolt. Now preparations had
been mndo for a weakness and a drop in
prices which should attend a liberal rain fall
In the winter wheat country , such prepara
tions consisting in "soiling short" of greater
or less amounts. Thcro was an early dispo
sition to cover that short wheat with the least
iwsslblo loss , and under that demand there
was afo higher opening nnd an immediate
further advance of jftc. There did not seem
to bo nny great demand for wheat from outside -
side sources , however , nnd asldo from the
weather nnd qrop reports generally , news
was a trlllo bearish , Receipts were largo
and exports practically nothing , whllo Now
York advised that orders for wheat for expert -
port wcro below the market , though later It
was rejxirtcd that fourteen boat loads had
been taken. Cables wcro no lower ,
but that was the best that could
bo said for them. Moreover , It was esti
mated that the visible supply would show
llttlo or no decrease. These things inado
some longs willing to take small profits and
encouraged some short selling , the prlco de
clining to about the opening figures , then , on
the report of wheat taken for export ns men
tioned above , there was a sharp advance of
about % c , half of which was lost before the
close. Juno wheat opened nt 81J c , advanced
to 82 c , declined to S2 > cnnd closed at 82 > ( < i
8'c. ! May wheat opened nt SO c , sold nt
@SO c , up to 81 , 0 nnd closed at 80 c.
The estimates of the winter wheat crop were
much talked about , the bears claiming that
.hey showed a better prospect than other recent
cent reports , but If the condition in Michigan ,
Ohio , Indiana and Illinois bo taken as there
_ ivcn nnd from that be deducted the proportions
tions to DO plowed ns is evidently meant , the
prospect would seem to bo quite ns bad ns
that of nil but the most extreme reports. In
dividual reports continue bad and one of the
most important received to-day was from
California saying that the San Joaquin valley
exceed two-thirds of last '
could not - year's
crop and would probably bo less.
There was no especial feature to the corn
market to-day. It was almost monopolized
by scalping local traders and the course of
prices seemed to depend very much upon
whether a majority of those traders were
long or short at nny particular time. Kc-
ccipts were considerably less than expected ,
and this , with the continued dry weather ,
helped to ndvauco the market which fell
again , when the estimate of still larger re
ceipts for Monday became known , then nd-
.vnnced again on an evening up by shorts ,
preparatory for Sunday. Juno corn opened
at 54c , which was J @ c higher than yes
terday's close , advanced to 55e , declined to
fiJJ e , sold up to 55c again nnd closed nt. > 4J < c.
May corn opened at Ki c , sold up to 55 } < @
B.V e , down to 5lc and closed at 55j ( i255Ha.
The report of the secretary of the Illinois
grain dealers association upon the amount of
corn outside the visible supply has Just been
made. It estimates the amount still In
farmer's hands in Nebraska , Iowa , Missouri
and Illinois at 10 per cent of the crop. It
states thnt there are but about 500,000 bushels
of corn in the aggregate at all the stations on
the Is. & M. road. Both estimates are much
smaller than has been generally believed.
There was rather an active speculative
trade in oats with the market strong and
higher early , declining later under frco real
izing sales , but recovering again before the
close. May oats opened at 32c and closed
at32U c. Juno and July oats opened and
closed nt 32Xc , August closing at 29 c ,
September oats sold from 28fc to 2S ) c.
In the provision trade there was no un
usual change. Cash property met with a
comparatively fair demand , but the specula
tion indulged in was limited and featureless.
Still the market commanded fair attention ,
and prices were hold steady nt the late de
pression. Based on last night's final prices ,
the closings showed a scarcely quotable
alteration. May , Juno , July and August
were favorite deliveries. For May , pork sold
at $ ll.r ! r > @ 18.GO , lard at S7.SO@7.82 > < ? , and
short ribs nt $7.15. Pork , for the same
month , closed nt $13.57 } < f , with Juno lOo nnd
July 20o higher. May lard stood at S7.82K nt
the close , Juno being quoted nt $7.85 , July nt
? 7.90 and August at $7.0:5. : Short ribs for
May closed at 87.15 , with Juno at $7.20 , July
nt $7.30 awl August at $7.40. Late futures
wcro quiet.
CHICAGO I IVK STOC1C.
CIIICAOO , April 28. [ Special Telegram to
the BEK.I CATTLE Business was unusually
slow , oven for Saturday. The run was less
than the average , yet buyers seemed utterly
indifferent , sitting in the shade of the ex-
chnnga building exchanging ideas and specu
lating on next week's supply rather than lookIng -
Ing over the stock on hand. Of course , the
run last week was big and every buyer wont
In for a big string and , again , the theory with
buyers is strong that receipts next wcok , on
account of the expiration of contracts , will
bo more than ordinarily heavy nnd that they
can get ail they want nnd on days that suit
them. Some salesmen that had stcors that
they fancied would not bring the money they
were worth considered it useless
to offer them , so that the bulk
of trading was In cows , bulls and
other odds and ends , all of which
sold about the same ns heretofore. Yet steers
closed 10@20o lower than lust Monday ,
Thcro wore no Tuxans on sale this morning.
A load or two of feeders were sold to go into
the country nnd the yard speculators bought
n few Blight steers , which comprised about
all the transactions In the stackers and feeder
lino. Steers 1350 to 1WX ) Ibs , $4.25(35.00 ( ; 1200
to 1350 Ibs , HOO@4.M ( ; 050 to 1200 Ibs. $3.73@
4.10 : stackers bud feeders , $2.)5@.50 ! ) : ( ; cows ,
biffis nnd mixed , ? 1.SO@3.50 ; bulk , 2.50@3.10 :
Texas steers , * 3.2r > @ 4.00.
HQOB. Business was not as active as yes
terday , as shipping orders wcru limited to
one or two of the minor linns. The big ones
wcro cither out of the trade altogether or fillIng -
Ing their orders elsowhero. This loft the
market In the hands of the packers , who arc
not noted as very often putting prices
against themselves , licnco values rulcifs@10u
lower , with the weakest range in the Hock
Island division. Host heavy nnd Philadel
phia's fold at $5.5r > ( g5.f > 0 , nnd prime butcher
weights ( selected ) ut S5.50ft5.D2X. The
bulk of best mixed sold around $5.45. u few
going ut $3,61) ) . Common mixed wont as low
us ? 5.33' ' 5.50 ; light sorts ? 5,10(25.45.f (
l-'l.NANOIAh.
NKW YOKK , April 2b. [ Special Telegram
to the BBC. ] STOCKS The stock market
to-day was a repetition of former days dur
ing the wcok nnd higher prices wcro again
recorded , the last sales being at about the
outsldo llgures of the day and wcok. New
England , Northwestern , Northern Pacific
preferred and cotton oils and Gould stocks
were the leaders , and gains of S'tf to 3J { were
recorded for the day. New England led the
list and was unusually active. Humors of a
consolidation were again rife , but the latest
story was that it had been leased to Now
York and New Haven for 2 per cent or
the guaranteed stock. Sowcll , the ncwlj
elected director , is known in Boston as the
"great consolidator , " nnd this is undoubtedly
the basis for the numerous stories. Burling'
ton advanced IJf nnd Missouri Paclflo Z ) { .
The impression grows that Gould U nt the
buck of the lutter and also under Manhattan ,
which gciccd a point. Professional traderi
have rcaUzcd freely the past three days , nnd
ployed for n reaction , but have been beaten ,
their stock being absorbed by various pools
which hnvo in many instances increased
their holdings. London bought moderately
nnd stimulated buying by timid operators
who never tnnko up their minds to toke a
hold until largo gains have been recorded.
Thd bank statement showed nn increase in
the reserve of $2,3-19,550 , but a decrease in
loans of $ 1,002,0000. The latter is rather n
bad feature , as it shows that less money Is
being required for new enterprises. Money
is cay , however , and llablo to contlnuo so for
some time. This Is the great bulwark of the
bulls nnd they parade it on nil occasions.
The total sales were 177,803 shares. The1
advances.for the week wcro ; 8Jf on Man
hattan , 6 % on Missouri Pacific , li { on Chicago
cage , Burlington & Qulncy , 4 * on Now
England , 8Jf on Northwestern nnd Omaha ,
3 % on Northern Pacific preferred , 8J on
Orgon Transportation , 2on St. Paul , Lake
Shore nnd Union Pacific , 2J on Heading , 2 }
on Western Union , nnd % on Hlchmond
Terminal.
GOVERNMENTS. Government bonds were
quiet but firm.
TESTEnDAT'S QUOTATIONS
1J. 8.4sregistered. 12i . . C.&N.W Ill
U.S.4scoupon. . . 12fl 4 do preferred 14.1V
U.B. i4srogl9trod.l07 ! ( N.Y.Ccntral 107 ? <
U. 8 4JB ( coupon..107 i O.K. N ( VI
1'acincCsof'05 121k I > 4 T SJU
Canada Southern , . IBH Pacino Mall Wi
Central 1'aclllc ! By U. D.&I ? . . . . 2ly
Chicago & Alton. . .140
C..H.&Q 12T , Heading MJ4
I ) . . L. &W . .131 Hock Inland 113f }
I > . &lt.a 18 St. L. & 8. F 2H4 !
Krlo HIS doproferrcd fi"i
do preferred fiO O..M. & Bt. Paul. . . 74J4
Illinois Central 123 uo preferred lioy
I. , Il.&W 13 St. 1 * . &O 41i
K.&T. 1 y doproferrcd Itwy
Luke Shore 0.1 Texas 1'aclJlc 27
I , , k N l > 7 Unlonl'aclllc. 57
Michigan Central. . SI W..8UL.1' ir , '
MissouriPacine. . . 8J , , ' doiiroferred 2714
MisRourll'ftclllo. . . . 2fl W. U. Telegraph. . 77i
dopreferrcd . -4 !
MOXBT ON CAU/ Easy at lk@2) per
cent ; last loan 2 per cent ; closed at 1)4@2
per cent.
PIHMB MKHCANTILK PAPEH 4K@5J-f per
cent.
STiiRMXO ExcitASon Quiet but steady nt
nt $4.80)4 ; for sixty day bills ; $4.88 for de
mand. _
PKODU 013 MARKETS.
Chicago , April 28. Following are the
2:30 closing prices :
Flour-Steady nnd unchanged ; winter wheat
In sacks , $2.50@3.CO : in bbls. $2.75@4.40 ;
spring wheat , in sacks , S1.75@3.85 : in bbls ,
$3.60@4.50 ; rye flour , in sacks , 82.70@8.W ) ;
In bbls , ? 2.UO@3.10.
Wheat Quiet most of the session ; opened
K@ffo higher , nnd closed ? < , c higher than
yesterday's close ; cash , 80c ; May , 80J c ;
Juno , 62 3-lCc.
Corn Moderately active and firm ; opened
a shade better than yesterday's close and
closed K@ ? c higher ; cash , 53o ; May ,
53 3-10c ; June , 54 l10c. .
Onts Quiet , held firm , but closed dull ;
May , 32 7-10e ; Juno , 32c.
Rye Cash , 04c.
Barley 77@78c.
PiimoTimothy $2.57@2.CO.
Flax-seed $1.41.
Whisky $1.15.
Pork Quiet nnd steady ; cash and May ,
S13.CO : June , $13. < i7K@i : ' . < U
Lard Steady , with comparatively light
trading ; cash nnd May , ? 7.b2 } ; Juno , $7.85
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders. $5.75(50.00 ( ;
short clear , $7.70@7.75 ; short ribs , 87.15.
Butter A shade firmer ; creamery , 20 ®
25Kc ; dairy , 10@23c.
Chccso Steady ; full cream Cheddars , llj
e ; fiats , llM@l' ' ° i young Americas ,
Eggs Steady nnd unchanged ; fresh , 12 ®
12Jfc.
Hides Unchanged ; green hides 4J < fe ;
heavy green salted , 5 > c ; light green salted ,
Oc ; salted bull , 4-fc } ; green bull , 3 > c ; green
salted calf , Sc ; dry flint and dry calf , 12@13o ;
dry sal ted , lOc ; deacons , 30o each.
Tallow Unchanged ; country , 43c ; No.
2,4 > c ; cake , 45cperlD.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 23,000 18,000
Wheat bu.- . 42,000 33,000
Corn , bu . 151,000 53,000
Oats , bu . 205,000 93,000
Rye.bu . 7,000 5,000
Barley , Ou . 17,000 10,000
Milwaukee , April 28. Wheat Irregu
lar ; cash , 78J c ; May , 7879c ; June , 80 < J §
Corn Scarce ; No. 3 , 54c.
Oats Unchanged ; No 2 white , 3CJ < fc.
Rye Dull ; No. 1 , G3c.
mrloy Quiet : No. 2 , 703 c. '
Provisions Lower ; pork , cash nnd May ,
$13.50.
Minneapolis , April' 28. Wheat Receipts -
ceipts , 212 cars ; shipments , 23 cars ; higher ;
Closing In store : No. 1 hard , April
nnd May , Sic ; July , 82Xc ; No. 1 northern ,
April and May , bOc ; July , SIKc ; No. 2
northern , April , and May , 79c ; July , 80 } c.
On track No. 1 hard , 82J4o ; No. 1 northern ,
81@SlJ o ; No. 2 northern , 85@S5 > $ c.
Flour Unchanged ; patents , in sacks to
ship in car lots , $4.20@4.40 ; in barrels , $4.45
(34.55. (
Cincinnati , April 28. Wheat Firm ;
No. 3 red , 88c.
Corn Easier ; No. 2 mixed , 5GJ c.
Oats In moderate demand at 34) c.
Rye Lower ; No. 2 , 70c.
Provisions Pork quiet at $14.50 ; lard in
fair demand nt $7.05.
Whisky Active at $1.09.
Liverpool , April 28. Wheat In poor de
mand ; holders offering moderately.
Corn Firm nnd in fair demand.
St. Louis , April 28. Wheat Firm ; cash ,
> fc ; May , 84Ke.
Corn Steady ; cash fiO Slc ; May ,
Oats Higher ; cash , 32 ( < j.31 ! > ic ; May , 3
Whisky $ l.uO.
Butter Firm ; creamery , 20@20e ; dairy ,
18@23e.
New 1'ork , April 23. Wheat Receipts ,
550 ; exports , none ; options opened firm , ad
vanced SS@ci closing firm nt top figures ;
cash firm ; ungraded red , VS & 'M u , latter
choice and f. o. b ; No. 2 red , ' , )5o ) in elevator ,
OOJ/c delivered ; May closing at 0.o.
Corn Receipts , 20,100 ; exports , 18,000 ;
cash quiet but firm ; options ruled strougcr
but nuiet. advancing } { @ ? 6c , closing at best
prices ; ungraded OXiUi07J ( o : latter sound
yellow ; No. 3GOc ; No. 2 , nominal ; May clos
ing ut 04) 0.
Oats Receipts , 01,000 ; exports , none ;
mixed western , 8CC't39c ; white western , 40@
45c.
45c.Coffee
Coffee Spot fair , Rio steady nt $18.75 ;
options lower nnd dull , closing steadier ;
sales , 33,500 bags ; May , * ll.GO@llC5 ; Juno ,
Sll.15@ll.20 ; July. * 10,5010.GO ( ? ; August ,
$10.J5 ( < 510.20 ; September , fO.UOSO.05.
Petroleum United closed firm at 85c.
Eirgs Dull nnd weaker ; western , 18@
i'ork Firm nnd moderately active ; mess
quoted at ? 15.00@15.50 for new ; $ U.25@14.5C
for old.
Lard Closed firm but quiet ; westcn :
steam , spot , fci.80.
Butter In better demand and firm ; west
. ' . ' .
crn. Il5@7o.
Cheese Quiet ; western flat , llj c.
KaiisnH City , April 23. Wheat Steady ;
No. U soft , cash , "liabid , SOWo asked ; May ,
7UKo bid. SOWo asked.
Corn Steady ; No. 13 , cash , 45c bid , 40c
nski-d ; May rt o bid , 4.p > Ko asked.
Oats No. 2 , i-nsh , li'.ijso bid ; May , 20 } c
bid , 29J4'o uskod.
Now Orleans , April 28. Corn Quiet and
steady ; mixed , ( Ho ; white and yellow , 05o.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 , 41K@42c.
Corn Meal Quirt at $2.85.
Hog Products Quiet and weak ; pork ,
N4.7.V lard , * 7.2.-i.
Bulk Meats Shoulder ? , fO.20 ; long clear ,
f 7.00 ; clear rib , $7.0 .
ItlVK STOCK. .
Clilcngo , April 23. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 1,000 ; market steady
steers , f3.75Q5.00 ; stackers aud feeders , f2.81
03.50 ; cows , bulls and mixed , | l.bO@U.50
arexps steers , $3.25(34.00. (
Hogs Receipts , 10,000 ; market weak anc
6jJ10o ( lower : mixed , f5.25@5,45 ; heavy
$5.5@5.00 ; light , * 5.25Q5.45 ; skips , 3.5 (
.
Sheep Receipts , 3,600 ; market weak am
heavy and 25o lower ; natives , $4.50@0.75
western , $4.75(60.25 ( ; Tcxaus , $3.75W5.80
lambs , | 5.50@7W ) per head.
KnnsnM City , April 23. Cattle Re
ccipts , 800 ; shipments , none ; market abou
eUtudy ; good to choice -corn-fed , $4.15@-1.50
common to medium , $3.20(3-4.00 ( ; 'stackers
* 3.00(32.oo ( ; fccdcrVS3.WQ3.GO ; cows , 51.50 ®
3.60. = I1
Hogs Receipts , ASM ; shipments , 3,000 ;
market wcaK , csncoialljti for heavy ; commftn
o choice , $4.70(25.80 ( ; $ klps nnd pigs , $3.23
@ 4.60.
National Slock "Yards , Knst St.
Iiouls , April 28. Cattle Receipts , 100 ; ship
ments , 600 ; market steady at yesterday's fig
ures ; choice heavy native steers , $4.40@5.00 ;
fair to good nativo'steors ' , $3.80 ® 4.45 ; butch
ers' steers , mcdlufn to prime , $3.0wi4,00 ;
stockcrs nnd feeders , fair to good , J2.10Q3.20 ;
rangers , ordinary to good , $2.204.00.
Hogs ReceiptsBOO ; shipments , 1,000 ; mar
cel steady ; cholco Ijcovy and butchers' solce-
ions , $5.45@5.65 ; packing , medium to prime ,
$5.25@r .60 ; light grades , ordinary to best ,
$5.00(25.30. ( _
OMAHA ElVE BTOCR.
Cnttlc.
Saturday , April 2S , 15S3.
The cattle market was not particularly ac-
nr.tlvo to-day but a good many cattle changed
lands for the last day of the week.The feei
ng on the market was better nnd in some
cases desirable cattle brought stronger prices
but the general market could not bo called
any inoro than steady.
HOBS.
Thcro were viffy'closo to fifty loads of fair
iverngo quality on sale to-day , but under the
nflucnco oflowcr , markets cast , the market
icra dropped down fie , but the demand was
good at the decline and the hogs wcro all
sold.
Sheep.
Thcro wcro three double-decks of sheep
icro but the market was quiet.
Receipts.
3attlo 1,000
rlO 8 * * * * * * * * wjbOO
Sheep COO
Prevailing Prices.
The following Is a table of prices paid in
.his market for the grades of stock men
tioned.
Prlmostecrs , 1800to 1500Ibs.$4.00 ( ffil.35
Prime steers , 1100 to 1300 Ibs. . 8.80 ( $4.00
Fat llttlo steers. 900 to 1050 Ibs. 3.00 @ 3.STt
Common to cholco cows 2.03 ( $3.50
Common to choice bulls 2.00 @ 3.10
Fnlr to choice light hogs 4.00 © 5.00
Pair to choice heavy hops 5.10 C'f5,23
Fair to cholco mixed hogs 5.00 @ 5.10
ItcprcHoiitativo Sales.
CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
4 cows 1125 $2.75
15 mixed 700 3.00
Ibull 1420 ' 8.00
Ibull 1850 3.25
2 tailings 1050 3.30
13 steers 945 8.75
22 steers 1054 8.82J4
10 steers 1115 3.85
13 steers 1143 8.90
40 steers ; 1153 8.95
89steers 7 1105 8.9.1
114 steers 1057 8.95
34 steers 1097 8.95
.5 steers 1180 4.00
28 steers 1178 4.00
15 yearlings 1011 4.00
55 steers 1313 4.05
2 steers 1433 4.10
33 steers 1824 4.35
u'oos.
Litre Htoolc Sold.
Showinpthonuaibirof hirJ of stjok sold
to the leading buyers on the market to-day.
HOGS.
G. II. Hammond & Co 881
Omalm Packing Co 137
Armour & Cudahay P. Co 2,749
Jones & Stiles 83
Hnlstcnd & Co 201
Speculators 30
CATTLE.
Swift & Co 102
Wm. Hurnsido 143
J. L. Hill 17
A.M. Crone 42
G. H. Hammond & Co US
Armour & Co 4
Stevens , Hamilton & Co 4
Live Stock Notes.
Cattle steady.
O Hogs 5c lower.
Liberal receipts for Saturday.
Among the visitors at the yards was M. II.
Cone , of Hebron.
There were more cattle received hero toDay -
Day than in Chicago.
Bcckstein , of New York , has commenced
to buy hop9 on this market.
Among the lowans at the yards was
Thomas Wilson , of Shenundonh.
A. Cupal came in from Blair with flvc
loads of cattle of his own feeding.
II. Hammer , Mincoln , la. , was in with a
load of hogs which ho marketed at $3.20.
Henry Emerson , of Cedar Rapids , topped
the market with n load of hogs sold at $5.25.
Chapman , Neb. , was represented by Mr.
Crawford , who came In with four loads ol
cattle.
Mr. Ticknor. of the firm of Ticknor &
Hazard , Beatrice , was at the yards and mar
keted four loads of cattle and one load ol
hogs.
N. M. Pussey , of Council Bluffs , was hero
to-duy with n line load of yoarlhnr Short
Horns that averaged 1,011 pounds , nnd
brought 4 cents ,
Omaha has packed 133,000 hogs since Mnrcli
1 , which is n gain over last year of 17,000 ,
Kansas City during the sumo time had a fall
ing oft of 10,000.
The Now York buyers have created n bet
tor demand for Unlit hogs than ever existed
in this market before. In the past there have
been times when light hogs were almost un
salable , but at the present time they are sell
ing as readily as any other icrade ,
The week's packing returns indicate about
150,000 hogs for western points now opoint
ing , against 130,000 the preceding week , and
155,000 for corresponding time last year. To
tul packing from March 1 to date 1.090.00C
hogs , against 1,050.000 n year ago. The ship
ping movement of 'hogs to eastern murkctt
continues liberal , and considerably in execs ?
of a year ago.
Special reports to the Cincinnati Price
Current show the * iumbor of hogs packed
from March 1 to ditto and latest mail dates at
the undermentioned places , compared will
the correspond Ing imo ; last year , as follows ;
OMAHA WIIOIiRBAftE MARKETS.
Produce , Frulln , Nuts , Etc.
Saturday , April 23.
llicfollawlng quotations arc wholcmile
and not retail. I'rlccs quoted on product
urc the rules ut tr/ifc/i / / round loin arc sold on
tltls market , Frulta or other lines of yoodt
rcqiilrlnu extra labor in jxiMnu cannot al-
U' < ii/8 / lie vupi > licd on outsldo orders at tin
tame prices quoted for the local trade ,
Hates on flour and feed are Jolliers' i > rlce ,
I'rlccti on uraln arc those wild by Omalia
millers delivered. All quotations on incr-
cliandlac arc obtalnalrum laullny houses
and arc corrected dally , I'rlccs on crack
en , c < iJic . etc. , arc tlws > e ulven bu Icadlim
manujaclurers.
UUTTEII Fancy creamery roll buttct
23alMc ( with solid packed at 2123cj choice
country butter 'JO tSic , .common
Inferior stuff lOQISc , according to
quality.
Eoos Strictly fresh 10K < < i > llc ,
STaiwnnniUES Fresh Florida , 25o per box.
Otsten PJ.XXT 30o per dozen.
HKKTS COc per do * .
Sm-XAon ? 3.00 per bbl.
Knunxitn Bo per Ib.
ONIONS Native stock , $1.SO ( < J > I.75 , Spanish
per box of 5 Ibs fl.75QU.OO , California on-
nlons 8 ! < ( g4c per Ib.
POTATOK9 Cholco homo prown , COQSSc ;
Utah nnd Colorado stock , | 1.10@1.80 ; low
grades , B5@C5c.
POULTRT No dressed fowl nnd but few
llvo chickens on the market ; llvo chickens ,
$3.75 ( < $4.00 per doz ; turkeys , OQllo per Ib ;
eecso , $0.00iilO.OO per doz.
CHBCSE Full cream , 13Sil4c. (
B INANAS Common medium , $3.GO@3.00por
bunch ; cholco , $3.00(33.50. (
TuitNirs Hutnbagas , 50C < { 70c ; white , 40@
50 < i t > cr bushel.
LEMONS ? 4.50@5.50 per bor.
DATES Porsnln , 0 } < [ 7o per Ib.
Sxtm KIIAUT Clioico per bbl. of H2 pal.
? 5.00S.005 ( ! J bbl. , $4.004.60 ; * U.OO per bbl.
of TO gal.
CiDK Cholco Michigan rider , fo.OOO.GO
per bbl. of 3'J pal.
Porconx Clioico rice corn is quoted nt 3
@ 4c per Ib. , other kinds , 2)fS3o ) ( per Ib.
CAIUIOTS ? 2.V5Gi2.50 ! i > er bbl. ; now stock ,
3.fiT40c per doz.
I'AiisNirs Now stock , $3.00p.GO ( per bbl.
CAnnAOKS ? 1 per doz. for native stock and
3 } < (3l4c ( per Ib. for California , with inferior
stuff nt ( > 0@70c.
OAUUFI.OWEH Good stock , $3.50@2.75 per
dozen.
OiiANOns California Klvcrsldo , $3.75 ®
4.00 : Messina , $ -1.50(35.50 ( ; Laa Angeles , f3.00
@ 3.25 ; NavalsM.50.
UKAXS Good stock , | 2.CO@2.75 ; California
beans , fc.25 ( < ? 2.50.
Flos In layers , 13@10c , cake lOo per Ib.
NUTS Peanuts OK7c , raw Urazll nuts ,
13c ; almonds , Tarragona , 22c : English wal
nuts , 15@18c ; filberts , 18c : Itnlian chestnuts'
15c ; pecans , 15c.
Hojjnr I0@21o for 1 Ib frames ; canned
honey. 10 ( < ! ! 12c per lib.
V 30o per doz.
ONIONS 15@i0e ! per doz.
s 18@20cpcrl Ib.
CucuMiicits 00c@51.00 per dozen for cholco.
LKTTUCB 30e per doz.
Cei.citY California stock , $1.50 per doz.
RADISHKS 8o(240c ( per doz.
STHINO BnANS 50.00 perbu.
GiutuN PHAS $2.50il3.00 ( per bu.
ToMATons ? 3.75@4.00 per bu ; very few on
the market.
Puitc MArin Svnur 51.25 per gal.
Grocers' Ijlst.
'INKD 11
cans ,
8c ;
palls , _ , . _ .
Sviiui's New Orleans molasses , per bbl. ,
37@4Cc per gal. ; corn syrtlp. 30c ; half bbls. ,
88c ; 4 gal. kegs , 51.55 ; sorghum 3Sc.
PnovisioNs Hams , 1010c ; breakfast
bacon , 10J @ 10Xo ; bacon sides , % @ % ;
dry salt , 8@b/o ; shoulders , 7@7 > fc ; dried
beef , 10@llc.
Ditinn FIIUITS Now prunes , 4J @ 4Jfc ;
currants , Gfftj ceastern \ , J-fs peaches ,
" " " " " " " ' - - - -
California peaches , 14@lie ( ;
evaporated apples. 0/f@9 > < fc ; evai > oratcd
blackberries , 'J ) < ( < $9Kc ; evaporated apricots ,
18 } < f@10o ; evaporated raspberries , 2Si@iOc. :
PICKLES Medium In bbls , $5.75 ; do in half
bbls , J3.40 ; small in bbls , Jrt.75 ; 'do in half
bbls , $ .1.00 ; gherkins , in bbls , § 7.75 ; do in half
bbls , ? 4.40.
CANNED Goons Oysters , standard , per
case. S3.20@3.35 ; strawberries , 2-lb , per case ,
S3.00@3.10 ; raspberries , 2-lb , per case , $3.00 ®
U.10 ; California pears , per case , ? 4.70@4.80 ;
nppricots. per case , S4.30@-l.40 ; peaches , per
case , $ Ti. ( > 0u5.75 ( ' ; white cherries , jicr case ,
SO.OO ; Califo'rnia plums , per case , $4.50@4.GO ;
blueberries , per case , ? 2.20@2.40 ; egg plums ,
2-lb , per case , $2.60pinoappples ; , 2-lb per case ,
$3.205.75 ( ; Lib salmon per do ? , ? 1.85igl.n5 ( ;
2-lb gooseberries , per case , S3.25g)3.3o ) : 2-lb
string beans , per case , ? 1.75@1.80 ; 2-lb Lima
beans , per case , S1.00@1.05 ; 2-lb marrowfat
peasS2.50@2.CO ; 2-lb early Juno peas , per
case , $2.85 ; 3-lb tomatoes , $2.40@2.50 ; 2-lb
corn , ? 2.iO(7J.3.40 : ( ; sardines , imported , 12@
15c per , domestic 'i1 , 0/@l5 ! > < iO ; mustard , 9 > < ?
JCI.LIES 30-lb palls , 81.25@1.BO.
SALT Per bbl. in car load lots , $1.35.
Koi'C Seven-sixteenths , 105f@llc.
Cxsnv Mixed , 9@llc : stick , U@OU.
HOLLAND HEIIIIINOS 70@72cper keg.
MAPLE SUOAII Bricks , l2 C513c per Ib. ;
penny cakes. 13@14c per Ib.
BHOOMS Extra , 4-tie. J2.CO ; parlor 3-tie ,
painted handles , $2.25 ; No. 1 , 52.00 ; No. 2 ,
S1.75 ; heavy stable , $4.00.
POWDKH AND SHOT Shot , $1.50 ; buckshot ,
SI.70 ; Hazard powder , 53.00 ; half kegs , 53.75 ;
one-fourths , 51.50 ; blasting kegs2.35 ; fuses ,
100 ft. , 45@75c.
SUOAH Granulated , 7@7 , ' < c ; conf. A.
OJ < @ 7c : white extra C , OKSO c ; extra C ,
0" ? < j@0 > c ; yellow C , 5JfH5 ( o ; cut loaf 7Jfo
rt < c ; powdered , 7Jfj@S # ; New Orleans , 5 %
Corrnn Ordinary grades , 10@17c ; fair ,
17@18c ; prime , 18@19o ; fancy green and yel
low , 22 < vi23c ; old government Java , 28 ( < ? 30c ;
interior Java , 252Sc ; Mocha , 28r30c ( ; Ar
buckle's roasted , 19Kc ; Mcllaughlin's
XXXX , 10c ; Dilworth's , 19 c ; Red Cross ,
19 > < c ; Alnroma , 19.70c.
WoonENWAitu Two-hoop pails , per doz. ,
51.40 ; three-hoop pails , 51.05 ; No. 1 tub , $0.73 ,
No. 2 tub , ? 5.75 ; No. 3 tub , f 1.75 ; washboards ,
electric , 81.50 ; fancy Northern Queen wash
boards , 52.75 ; assorted bowls , $2.75 ; No. 1
churns , 59.50 ; No. 2 churns , SS.50 ; No. 3
churns , 57.50 ; butter tubs , 51.70 ; spruce , lu
nests , 70c per nest.
TOIHCCO PLUG Lorillarrt's Climax , 45c ;
Splendid , 45c ; Mechanics' Delight , 44c ; Leg-
pott & Meyer's Star , 45e ; Cornerstone , 3'Je ;
Drummond's ' Horseshoe , 45o ; J , T. , 42e ;
Sorg's Spearhead , 4Be ; "Cut Rate , " 2'Jc ;
"Oh , My27e ' : Piper Heidsick , ( He.
TOUACCO SMOKINO Cutlin's Meerschaum ,
31c ; Catlin's Old Style , 23c ; Sweet Tip Top ,
33c ; U. N. O. , 17c ; Red , White nnd Blue , Ifcc.
CIIACKEUS , CAKKS , ETC. Prices subject to
change. Soda , 5c ; soda ( city goods ) , 7c ;
soda snowllnko ( In tins ) , lOc ; soda dandy ,
5 > o ; soda wafers ( in tins ) , lOc ; soda zephyr ,
Sc ; city oyster , Oj c ; excelsior. 7c ; farina
oyster , 7c ; gem oyster , 5c ; monitoi. 7c ;
Omaha oyster , 7c ; pearl oyster , Co ; picnic ,
5c ; snowdrop oyster , 7o ; butter , 5c ; Boston ,
8c ; Omaha butter , 7c ; saw tooth butter , 6a ;
cracker meal 5c ; gruhaui , 8c ; graham
wafers. lOe ; graham wafers in pound pack
ages , 12 > < c ; hard bread , 5u ; milk , 7J o : oat
meal. 80 ; oat meal wafers , lOc ; oatmeal wa
fers In pound packages , IS ct animalB , 12c ;
Bolivcrgingcrround,7c ( ) ; creaui,8oCornhill ; ,
lOc ; cracknclls , lOc ; frosted cream , SJrfc ;
ginger snaps , 8c ; ginger snaps ( cityUo ;
homo made ginger snaps. In boxes , 13a ; homemade
made ginger snaps ( Mb cans ) per dozen ,
52.50 ; lemon creams,8cpretzels ; ( hand made )
11 J c : assorted cakes and Jumbles , 112 c ; as
sorted fingers. 15u ; afternoon tea ( in tins ) ,
per box 57.00 ; banana fingers , 14c ; butter
jumbles , llj < o ; Brunswick , 15c ; brandy
snniis , 15c ; chocolate drops ( now ) lOo ; choco-
latd wafers , 15o ; Christmas lunch ( in tins )
per dozen , 5-1.50 ; cocoa taffy snaps , 14c ; coiTeo
cake , 12c ; Cuba jumbles , 11KU , crcainpulTa ,
30c ; epg jumbles , 14o : ginger drops , lie ;
honey Jumbles , llfc ; jelly fingers , I5o ; Jelly
wafers , 15o ; Jolly tart ( now ) , 15o ; lady ling
ers , 18c ; vanilla bar , 14o ; vanilla wafers , 14o ;
Vienna wafers , 1 dozen packages in n box ,
per dozen , 53.00.
All goods packed In cans Ic per Ib. advance
except snowlluko and wafer soua. which are
packed only In cans. Soda in 2 Ib , and 3 Ib ,
paper boxes , J c nor Ib. advance ; all other
goods Ic per Ib. advance. Soda in 1 Ib. paper
boxes , Ic tier Ib , advance. The 2 Ib , boxes
nro packed in cases holding IS in a case. The
3 Ib , boxes are tucked in cases holding 12 in
n caso. The 1 ib. boxes are packed in cases
holding 'M in a case. Ono Ib. Graham and
oat mcul wafers packed 2 doz. in u case.
Show toiis for boxes , with glass opening to
show goods , 75c. Cans lor wafer soda , 53.
not returnable. Cans for snowllako soda. ? U
per doz. Tin cases with glass face to display
the goods , 75e each. No charges for packages
except for cans nnd returnable cases. Glass
front tin cans and "snowfiako" soda cans arc
returnable at prices charged.
Dry Goods.
PKIXTB Soun Cotons Atlantic. Co ;
Slater , 6 0 ; Berlin oil , ( ! K ° , Garner oil. 0(3 (
7c. Pjsu AND ROHCH Richmond , U' c ; Allen ,
O o ; River Point. 5e ; Steel River , Co ;
Richmond , Oo ; Pacltlc , O o. INDIOO BLUE
Washington , j/c ; Century , digo blue prints ,
Oo ; American , 7c ; ArnoldddJ o ; Arnold B ,
Uo ; Arnold A , 12o Arnol Gold Seal , 10fc } !
DIIESS Charter Oak , Sc ; Itunmpo , 4Jic ;
Lodi , 5o ; Allen , Co ; Richmond , Co ; Windsor ,
0) ) c ; Ecldystone , OJ < c ; Pacific , Gc.
, Buow.v SIIBETING Atlantic A. 4-4 , 7tfc ;
Atlantic II , 4-4.7 o ; Atlantic D11 , GJic ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Cc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Co ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 5c ; Crown XXX , 4-1 , VAoHoo \ -
ster LL , 4-4 , Oo ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7Koj
Lawrence LL , 4-1 , Go ; Old Doiniuloii , 4-4 ,
5 0 ; PenpcrcUl , II , 4-4 , 7tfo ; PupiwreU O
4-1 , Co ; l'cjiperoJi,8-4,18 > io5.Pcppercll , 9-j |
21o ; Pcppcrell , 1M , 23c ; XlUco. O , 4-4 , 5c ;
Wachusoit , 4-4 , 7 fo ; Aurora fl , 4-4 , OKo ;
Aurora K , 4-4 , 6&c.
HATTS Staiumnl , Po ; ' Gem , lOc ; Beauty ,
12UoHyono ; , 14cB. ; cased , tG.50. '
CinrBT WABP Bibb , white , lOc ; col-
nrcd , 22o.
DUCK West Point 29 in , 8oz. , lOJVc ; West
Point , 29 In. 10 oz. , 12 } < o ; West Point , 10 In. 13
oz.,15c ; West Point 40 in. U oz. , lOc. Chocks
Caledonia XOXo ( Caledonia XX , lO c ;
Economy , 0'fc ; Otis , Kc ,
KENTUCKY JEANS Alcmorlnl , IKc ; Canton ,
28o ; Durham , 27ifc : Hercules , ISc ; Learning
ton , 22Xo ; Cottswold , 27Kc.
CKASH Stevens' B , Oo ; bleached , 7c ; Slo
vens' A , rjlfc ; bleached , 8kc ; Stevens' P ,
8Jo ; blenched , 9 > fe ; Stevens' N. 9tfc ;
bleached , lO c ; Stevens' S HT , 12'4c.
MISCELLANEOUS Tnblo oil cloth , 52.83 ;
nln Holland , 8)o ) to 9 } c ; Dado Holland ,
KO
COMFOllIBKS W.00@33.00.
BI.ANKKTS White , 51.00@7.50 ; colored
BuucnnD SiinuTwa Berkeley cambric ,
V/I'V'J V
' ' '
dale , yet Now York'mllla , 10 > c ; 'i'c'ppcrcll ,
42-ln , lie ; rsppcroll , 40-in. 12o ; Pcppcroll ,
0-4 , lOe ; Pcpperell , 8-4. 2lc ; Pcppcroll , IM ,
23c ; Pcpperell. 10-4 , 25c ; Canton. 4-4 , 8J c ;
Canton , 4-4 , 0fc ; Triumph , Oe ; Wnmsutta ,
Ic ; Valley , 5i5.
GINOIIAM Plunkctt checks , 7J o ; Whlttcn-
ton 7Kc ; York , 7Ko ; Normandl dress , 8J < c ;
Calcutta dress , 8 } c ; Whlttctulon dress , 8k'c ;
Rcnfow dress. SkO Xc.
TICKS Lowlston , 80-ln. , 12 > fo ; Lowlston ,
Jt2-in. , 13) o ; York , ! K5-ln. , 14c ; Swift river ,
7J o : Thorndyko. OO , SHe ? Tliorndykc , EF ,
8kc ; Thorndlko 120 , 9 c ; Thorndiko XX.
Beaver Creek , AA , I2c ; Beaver Creek , BB ,
Ho : Beaver Creek. CC. lOc ,
. F , ANxni.s Plnid Raftsman , 20c ; Goshen
COTTON FI.ANNKI.S 10 per cent trade dis
count LL , 0o ; CC , 7 } < c ; SS 8fc ; Name
less , GJ c ; No. 5 , Co ; Eli ! , OJ o ; GO , lOKc ;
XX l&c ; OG , 14c ; NN , lOo ; RX , 18c ; ll |
20c ; No. 10 , 8Kc ; sO , 10 cCO. ; 12 } < c ; 80 , ICe ;
20 , colored , lOo ; 60 , colored , 12c ; 70 , colored ,
25c ; Bristol , 13) 0 ; Union Pacific , 18c.
General AlarkctR.
Fi.oun ANn Fr.nn Minnesota patents , 53.45
@ 2.50 per cwt ; Kansas and Missouri fancy
winter patents , 52.50@3.7r > per cwt ; Nebraska
patents , 52.45@2.50 per cwt ; rye Hour , 52.00
per cwt ; wheat graham,51.7G@1.90 per cwt ; rye
graham , 5l.35a ( > 1.40 per cwt ; Now York buck
wheat , 53.50 per ewt ; Excelsior , 53.00 per cwt ;
ready raised , 55.00 per 100-lb case ; cornmenl ,
yellow , 51.00@1.10 per cwt : white 51.101.15
pcrcwt ; bran , 510.00@17.00 per ton : screen
ings , 612.00 per ton : hominy , $3.25 per
bbl ; chopped feed , 518.00 per ton ; chopped
corn , 510.50@17.00 per ton
LUATIIUII Oak soles. 3537c ; hemlock
slaughter solo , 21@39c ; hemlock dry sole , 13
@ 25c ; hemlock kip , C0@90c ; A. & B. runner
kip , 5075c ; A. hemloclc calf , 00c@51.00 ; A.
A. hemlock calf , "backs , " 75c ; hemlock
upper , 19@24c ; English grain uppcr,25c ;
hemlock grain upper , 21@24c ; Tamiico B. L.
Morocco , 29$33c ; Tumpico popple , O. D. Mo. ,
22@29c ; Curai-oa. B. G. Mo. , 30o : Simon
O. D. Mo. , $2.75@3.00 ; Dangola kid , 30@32c ;
X. M. kangaroo , 40e ; American calf kid. 32c ;
Griesen kids , 5-'J.OO@3.GO ; French glazed kids.
52.50@2.75 ; French calf kids. W.20 ; oak kip
skins , 5SOcS5l.OO ( ; oak calf skins , S1.00@1.55 ;
French calf skins , 51.25@235 ; French kip
slcins , 51.10@1.50 ; Russitt linings , 50.00@0.50
l > er doz. ; pink cream and white linings , $7.50
@ 10.00 per doz. ; colored toppings , $9.00 ®
11.00.
EXTIIACTS Sanderson's oil bcrgamot , per
Ib. , 53.7.1@3.00 ( oil lemon , per Ib. , 52.50 ; oil
peppermint , $3.00 ; oil wintcrgrccii , $3.50 ;
olive oil , Malaga , per gallon , $1.25.
WINDOW GLASS Single. 70 per cent nnd 5
per cent ; double , 70 and 10 per cent discount.
PAINTS White lead , pure.OKc ; white lead ,
fancy , fij o ; putty , in bladders , 3c ; Paris
white , 3c ; common , 2 } c ; red lead , 7c.
OILS Carbon , 175 degrees We ; linseed ,
boiled , COc ; linseed , raw , 57c ; castor ,
No. 1 , S1.20 ; No. 2 , 51.12 ; sperm
whale. 51.00 ; whale water , bleached ,
85c ; fish , bank , 85c ; ncatsfoot oxtrn/CIo ;
14U1UUU 1 > U. X , 4UU , ( UiUUll 11U. M , .lly \ > 11.11U ,
20c ; naptlm , 1 degree , 14c ; headlight , 150
degrees , 12e ; headlight , 175 degree , 15c ; tur
pentine , 48e ; castor , pure , 52.45 per gal.
Duuos Acid , carbolic , crystal , per Ib , 50c ;
citric acid , per Ib , OOe ; tartaric , per Ib , 50e ;
sulphuric , per Ib , 5c ; ammonia , carb. per Ib ,
15c ; aluin , per ib , 5c ; alcohol , 95 per cent ,
per gal. 52.20 ; blue vitric , per Ib , 8c ; borax ,
rclined. per Ib , lOc ; camphor refined , 30o ;
cream tartar , pure , per Ib , 45o ; cream tartar ,
commercial , per Ib , 20c ; cloves , per Ib 33e ;
cuttlefish bone , per Ib , 30c ; dextrine , per
Ib , 12e ; glycerine , pure , per Ib , 30c ; hops ,
fresh , per Ib , 40o ; indigo , Madras , per Ib ,
80e ; insect powder , per Ib , COc ; morphine ,
P. & W. , per oz , 3.00 ; opium , per
Ib , S3.DO ; quinine , P. & W. , per oz , file ; qui
nine , German , per oz , 50c ; rochelle salts , per
Ib , 35c : saffron , American , per Ib , 40e ; saf
fron , true Spanish , per oz , 51.00 ; saltpetre ,
pure , per 11) , lOc ; sulphur , Flowers' , per Ib ,
DC ; soda , bi-carb , per Ib , So ; silver , nitrate ,
per Ib , 511,50 ; spcnnnccto , per Ib , COc ;
strychnine , per oz. 51.25 ; wax , white , pure ,
per Ib , 55c ; way , yellow , pure , per Ib. 35e.
Si'iniTS Cologne spirits 188 proof , SI.14 ;
do 101 proof , 51.17 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , $1.10 ; do 188 proof , 51.13 ; alcohol ,
188 proof , per wlno gallon , 52.12 ; rcdibUllcd
whiskies , 51.25@1.GO ; gin blended , $1.50@2.00 ;
Kentucky bourbons , 52.0U@0.00 ; Kentucky
nnd Pennsylvania ryes , 52.00@0.fiO ; Golden
Sheaf bourbon nnd rye whiskies. $1.BO@3.00 ;
brandies , imported , $5.00@S.OO ; domestic ,
51.3033.00 ; gins , imported , $5.00@0.00 ; do
mestic , $1.25@3. < X ) ; champagnes , imported ,
per case , S28.00@33.000 ; American , pur case ,
510.00@10.00.
Lumber.
AND
I1OA11I1H.
No. 1 com , s 1 B.18.50 I No. 3 com , s 1 s.$15.5C
No. 2 com , sis. 17.00 | No. 4 com , sis. 13.0 ;
.
No. 1 , 4 & 0 in 12 & 14 ft , rough . 521.0 (
No. 1 , " " 10 " . 21.W
No. 2 , " " 14 . K1.W
No. 2 , " " 10 " . 17.5 (
sinixn ,
A , 12 , 14 & 10 ft.821.00 C , 12 , 14 & 10 ft.515.2 , '
B , " " 20.25 | D , " " 12.2 !
CKIMN'O ANIJ 1'AIITITION.
1st com % in White Pinoceilliig . 533.M
2d " " " " . . 27.51
' ' ' ' '
Clear % in Norway " " . . . . . 'I. loM ! (
ad com In " " " . 14.W
FI.OOIIINO.
AOln White Pine . 534.M
BOin " " . 32.W
CCin " " . 29.51
DCin " " . 21.5 (
EC In " " ( Sel. Fencing ) . 19.X (
Oln. Drop Siding 50o per M extra.
STOCKIIOAJtl > 9 ,
A 12 Inch si s . Mi.5 ! <
B 12 " . . . . , ! 59 5 (
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
U 13 " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) ! ! ! 3'i5 ( ! (
D12 " . , . 23.51
No. 1 coin , 12 In a la , 12ft . 21X (
" " " 14ft
. 20.W
11 " " 1(1 ( ft . 20.51
" " " 10 , 18,20ft . 23.01
No.3 " " . . . 20.t (
" " " 12 A 14 ft . 19.K (
" " " 10ft . 1S.5I
12 In Grooved roofing , 51 per M more than It
in Stock Boards hume length.
10 in Grooved roofing same prlco as 13 it
Stock Boards ,
SIIII1 I.Al * .
No , 1 PlainSandlOin . 518.71
No , 3 " " " . 17.2 :
No , 1O G , 8 In . 19.2 !
rixisiuxo ,
.1st nnd 2nd , clear , lU/ins3 B . ? 50.5 (
' ' " 1 > , 3 . 50.51
8d , clear , 1 in , n2s . 45.W
" IK , Ikin , 2 . . . 40.W
A , select , 1 in s 3 s . 9.6 (
A , " Ik1 , IK , 2 in 8 2 8 . 43.5 (
B " 111182s . 29.51
U , " 1 , IK. 2iii828 . SO.CI
B , Boloct. all 10 ft. 11 extra.
Ceiling
Clear Finish , 1 and U/ inch , s2 s. . , . , , . 20.5 (
Clear Finish , 1 } { nnd 2 inch , 82 . 80.W
Clear Corrugated Colling , 4 inch . . . . 24. 5 (
Ctcur Yellow Pine Casing and Base. . . . 20.01
SOUTH KIIN YELLOW 1'l.SU.
Com. 4 inch Flooring . , . .f7.5 (
Star " " . , . 20.01
1 Sit and 2d clear 4 Inch Flooring. . . . . . . . C3.0rt
Clear < Inch Ceiling . . . . CO.W *
Clear ? / inch Pftrtltlon . 21.00
Clear ? / inch , PnrtlUon 13 nbo vo M Inch
1UTTF.N8 , WELT , TCil.\0 , I'lCKKIS. _
O O Baits , 2 > < ( n . , $ ft
" } < x3 , sis . tavoa
3 In well tubing , D & M nnd bov . S3.5 < /
PIcketa , D & , H flat . 19.60
. . . 10.GO
, I.ATH.
XX clear . $ S.10 Extra A . $ 2.00
* A Standard. . 2.C5 * A HB&B. . . 3.4tf
Sin clear . Oln clear . 2.10
No. 1 . 1.80 Ce < lnr A * . -
Lath . . 2,55
OUKKNS IIA VIS COME.
Also "liiRliiH , " "HpnrnRUS , " New
"Tntcrs" nml Otlior"8nn8. "
The epicurean Ouiahan , who for tha last
four months has breakfasted , dined nml
supped upon canned goods , nnd who has , in
order to quell his yearning for garden truck ,
consumed largo quantities of pickle * , need
do so no more for "greens hnvo como , " nml
for 10 cents ono can buy a nice mess of water
cress. Young "Inglns" nro on tbo market ia
Immense quantities and your grocer will fur-
nlso them for 25 nnd 33 cents per dozen ,
according to quality. Toothsome asparagus
can bo purchased for 5 nnd 10 cents poc
bunch , while lettuce is on sale nt 5 cents pctf
head. Nice crisp radishes nro In style nml
retail for 5 cents per bunch of six , whllo that )
promoter of colic , the cucumber , may bo pur
chased for 10 cents per promote. If you do
slro more than ono attack , wholesale rates
will bo made nnd thrco will bo sold for art
cents. Now potatoes nro on the market ami
for 20 cents you can buy a quart of the llttlo
tubers nnd n quart of green pens
to cook with them , Delicately
llavorcd celery will bo furnished for lablo
use nt 10 cents per stalk nnd those stnlks are
stalks whllo you nro stalking. The king of
berries , the strawberry , Is sold at 25 cents n
box , with extra choice luscious California
cherries nt 80 nnd 35 cents. Rhoubarb or
"pie-plant" can bo had for 8 cents per pound.
"Pas'nips" nro 25 cents per dozen ; apples nro
35 mid 50 cents per peck. In addition to the
above there are a thousand and ono llttlo
things now on sale which assist In making n
good dinner , which can bo purchased very
reasonably considering the season.
rtcnl Kxtnto Transfers.
0 8 Ongo ( shiplc ) to Charles Ii Wrlpht et
al , lots 10 , 17,18 and 10 , Iluckcyo Place ,
wd Jl.fOO
H W Cowan and wlfeto M 0 Hamilton , lot
"fi'.i. City of Florence , w d 100
J II IloliIiisonetnltoChaile.HSwcarliiKcn ,
unillv U lot 11 blk 2. Iledford Place , w d I
llalph 1laylord ! , trustee , to H II Schu-
Isnberg , lots 1.2,3 and 4 blk 1 , Hurling-
ton I'lace.wd 1.C50
Alvln Saumlers and wlfo to Anna L Lo-
bcck , lot 11 , Franklin , wd a2oO ;
Janu i : llrazloton to Ii K llugglns , n 14 lot
blk4 , Horback'sadd. < ] c ' J
J A Matthews ( single ) to Ii 8 Hood , lot 21
blk 14. loto 0 , 8,1. blk 15 , lot 1'J blk 0 , Albright -
bright s annex , w d 3,000
U II Smith ( sliiRle to U W McVicker. WW
blk " and all blksUoml 4 In Junction
VlowTcrrare , wd S7.COO
\V Ii Selby ( trustee ) to Herman 1C Mlttod ,
lots 10 and 20 blk 4 , W I , Selby's 1st add
toSO.wd 750
Thomas C Johnston and wlfo ot al to Mra
Eliza M Templelon , 6 acics lu 4,15 , l.t , w
end 1
A U Charlton nnd wlfo to M H Johnston ,
lots 14 nnd 10 , blk 4 , Institute place , w 1 800
Patrick Ford nnd wllo to M J Curler , lot
1 Ford's Saratoga add. wd COO
1101'attvrijon and \\Ifo to John Schlowlg.
Jr. , lots4 and B , blk a. Armour place.wd 800
F J Wohlcrs et nl to Itlchard Schoen , lot
11. blk ] , HatoCltypark , wd SCO
South Omaha Land Co to Fred llclcrt , lot
n. blkei , South Omalm , w d 350
Fred W G lay and wlfo to John H Kvans ,
part lots 17 and 18 , J I Itedlck'H add , w d 8,500
Charles 1) IJeimcy ( single ) to George O A i
Hobble , lot 7 , blk 1 , South Kxchungo
iilaco.q c 133
1515 French to the public , ] 0 acres lu 6,15 ,
13 , dedication
C A Hcinpol and \Ufo to Fldolliv Van Ors-
da ] , lot IS , blk S , Yates & 1 tempers add ,
wd TOO
J 0 Hosenfeld and wlto to Charles 1'ratt
ot nl , 8 l { n vr > { 25 , 15 , 111 , q c CO
Abraham Lowls nnd wlto to lldvvard O
Gold , lot 1,1 blk 13. llrown 1'ark , w d COO
GeorRO A Jnpltn nnd wlfo to Mary K Van
Gllbon , lot f , blk 5 , Ilnnscom place , w d. 5,000
Mary K Van Ullbonnml husband to U S
Hitchcock , undlvi \ o 117 ft lots 1 aud 2 ,
blk8 , Hanscom placo. wd 4,000
W A Samiders ( single ) to John A Stein ,
lot 1. blk GT > . South Omaha , wd COO
John Udwards and wire to Charles Pratt
ct nt , mv U of nw U , 35-10-10. q c d iO
Twcnty-flvo transfers , aggregating ffl'J.tlS
Iitilllii I'crinltH.
Yesterday the following permits were is
sued by the superintendent of buildings :
C F Heed & Co , Improvements , Darker
near Lowe avenue 1400 -5
Mrs S S Caldwell , 2 story and attic frnino i
residence , Twentieth near I.cavemvorth 14COO
II K Wells , stable , llurdetto mid Seven- *
tcenth 150
Three permits , aggregating S15.0W
Ills Ijnul Close Slinvo.
Now York Journal : A stout man in
buir-colored overalls climbed a ladder
which ho had placed in front of the
store windows of No. 7tt Bergen street ,
Brooklyn , yesterday morning and with
one swoop of a paint brush obliterated
the lettering which had appeared on a
black sign with ti gilt border.
Several men and a couple of ladies
saw the painter wipe out the lettering1.
From the language used hy the men it
would appear that they would have boon
most happy to have como in contact , if
only for a few minutes , with the indi
vidual whoso name had graced that
Mgn.
"Johnson d'Abore , Tonsorinl parlors.
Special parlor for ladies. " This is
what the signboard had said. And the
place had gained some ropnto among
the fashionable people in that section.
The parlors were handsomely fitted.
np and the proprietor had plenty of cus
tomers.
What caused the obliteration of the
Danish barber's name from the sign waa
the fact that he had gone away leaving
behind him innumerable debts , a dis
consolate wife , and taking with him a
pretty Swedish girl who was madly ia
love with him.
A year ago last July ' 'Professor" Juka
Bigolow , who was then proprietor ol
the tonborlnl parlors , died , leaving n
pretty and plump little German widow ,
who continued the business with the
financial assistance and custom of
"Snapper" Garrison , the woll-known
jockey. She eventually engaged John-
bond'Aboro to superintend the work.
Afterward she married him.
Having become proprietor of the
place , IVAboro also became a man about
townand in the course of his excursions
about the city ho met Augusta Larson ,
who kept the White Star laundry , at
No.17U Bergen street. She had u good
business , and 'ould alTord to enjoy her
self. The shine of the Dane's patent
leathers or bis handbonio whiskers
caught her fancy , and when ho told her
ho was u bachelor she accepted his ad
vances.
Uo told her ono day last wcok thnt ho
had sold out hlB.busincss and was going
out west. She was disconsolate nnd ho
pursunded lior that they might be happy
together if she would boll out nnd ac
company him. This was putting hen
love to the test , but she was equal to the
emergency.
For fcovoral days the Dane wont
among his friends borrowing monov.
He managed to collect about 8300. He
'got 20 of this from plumber Thoinna
Pitt and $48 from a poor Norwegian
domestic , who had lately received the
money from the old country. In the
meantime Augusta sold out her laundry.
On Saturday the pair loft the city and
it is supposed that they are on their way
west together. ,
The departure of the Dtino became
known Saturday evening and his wife
went into hysterics when told of it. The
people to whom ho owed money put tbo
sherilTs into the tonsorinl parlors on
Monday and the deserted wlfo doesn't
know how bho will got thorn out.
A Policeman Ilen.
CHICAGO , April 28 , A police officer , Joha
E. Kccf , committed Bulcldo by shooting this
inrnlng. He was despondent o > ving to pro
longed illness.