Nebraska Newspapers

    TITR OMAHA DAILY BEE : .FRIDAY. MAY 10. 18SO.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Enormous Increase In Exports Ho-
ported From Now York ,
RAINY WEATHER DISREGARDED.
s-
Hul YcMcrilny'8 Markets \Vonkcnetl
Ncnrly All Arniinil Cnttlo
nnd Jlogfl Not
Very ItrUlc.
CHICAGO MAUKBTS.
CHICAGO , May 9. [ Special Telegram to.
THE llr.B.1 The continuation of rains In the
northwest , and the extension of the rain area
to the south and cast , proved to bo a factor
of Insufficient Importance to cause a break In
wheat , to-day. Towards noon , however , there
was n fairly liberal swing In the pit on the
prospects of general showers throughout Illi
nois und Indiana , the territory that has been
prolific of complaints of drought of late.
New York fired In whole broadsides of expert -
port news. If one-half that is told about
the export business Is true , stocks In
Now York will bo reduced very largely In
the near future , because the wheat reported
"worked fqr export" during the past week
or ten days has not been all shipped , and n
good many people on 'change are disposed to
regard the reports us "faked. " A good part
of the news comes from sources that nro
usually regarded ns trustworthy , and , In the
absence of direct proof to tlio contrary , it
must bo accepted as reliable. The fact *
that cram has not yet cleared can
not bo considered evidence that business
Is not genuine , although it can not
be said that It docs not go out because of the
scarcity of vessel room or unfavorable
freight rates. The clearances , yesterday , as
posted on the blackboard , foot uji only 53,000
bushels , but n dispatch from Now York
mentions an actual clearing of thirteen boat
loads (104,000 ( bushels ) additional to the lute
reports yesterday , to bo included In the day's
ofUclal returns. Uoports of now business
done In Now York , to-day , vary from sixteen
to tlilrt.v-fl.vo boat loads. Dutch gets a bill
In particular of freight room being token for
forty-six loads of grain , twelve to Portugal ,
eleven to Avonmouth. twelve to Cork , seven
to Mnrsnllles nnd four to Glasgow. This
may not moan wheat , and the buying of
freight room does not necessarily moan
shipment of grain at all. Still , the indica
tions may be considered iavorablo to un out
ward movement. McDonald wires that the
best posted men In the trade bellovo that all
of the wheat in store in New York and vicin
ity has been placed , except 3.000,000 bushels.
As stocks thcro approximate 5,000,000 ,
busholu , this means that 2,000,000 bushels are
held In readiness for shipment , U conditions
nro favorable. The story of the local market
mny ho best told ns follows : July , popular
dellvcrv , opened anywhere from SOc to 60)40 ) ,
and advanced immediately to 80J c. Above
80 > o there was very free selling by Linn.
Cudah.v und other professionals , who Imd
gene "long for a turn. " nnd equally liberal
buying by George Smith , Pardrldgo nnd
Phillips , who hud presumably gone short nt
lower figures. What Ilutchlnson was doing
wns cloudy , but ho wns suspected of heavy
purchases In n quiet way. Nfiw York was
certainly n good buyer on all the soft spots.
After the heavy-weight professionals had
got pretty well evened up , the market sold
Oil on skepticism 0,1 the subject of export
business ; and on expectations of rains
through the winter wheat districts , the mar
ket was run down to 70 c. It subsequently
advanced to SOKc- , mid off to SOc , closing ,
however , at SOJxc , or J c above yesterday's
last price. Viewed as to wheat , the murkot
may be said to have displayed considerable
"eimp. " It was buy on nil the
breaks , according to the scalpers' rec
ord , which applies only to ono ses
sion , without regard to to-morrow's
prospects. May ranged at S5@iOKc nnd
closed nt $5J c. Juno ranged nt 8yji@S4 > c
nnd closed ut 8-1 c.
The llrm opening to the wheat marKct ,
strong- cables and the nervousness of the
shorts , caused corn to start In fairly active
and llrm , nt about the closing prices of the
previous day. On free buying by the shorts
some advance on the opening was estab
lished , but the offerings of July corn nt 3Go
and over were in excess of the demand nud
an ouster feeling and u lower range of prices
wns established. St. Louis became very
weak on the prospects for rain in the corn
belt , und Now York was similarity affected.
The export demand was reported active at
New York nutl shippers were also taking
holu freely here. From the seaboard , clear
ings were very heavy. There were 00,000
bushels shipped yesterday from New Orleans
to Liverpool. The reaction from the early
strength was not again muJo good , the clos
ing figures being nearly the lowest of the
day nud from } { v toWo under the prices cur
rent nt the corresponding time yesterday.
Oats were active , with the recent see
saw motion carrying prices downward J $ @ % .
It was conceded that the sharp advance of
yesterday wus not altogether warranted , und
with reports qf rain In the west and indica
tions of further moisture * thcro was a desire
to sell. Furthermore , the local scalpers
were disposed to take In the profits resulting
Jrom the recent advance. The opening wns
n fraction lower all around , with May selling
( \owii \ J o to 23jffc , and June to ' ) % c. July
maintained its premium of nearlyj.f cover the
next month , and September wns quiet with
light trading In No. 2 outs , to go to store , at
23 0. 13uroly2.'iporeciit of 124 cars Inspected
is graded contract oats , and the withdruwls
from store were reduced to 0,425 bushels.
In provisions the feeling was a llttlo
nervous. The opening and closing were
bhuractorlzcd by decided strength , but dur
ing the day the market exhibited more or
. less uncertainty , with t null tig largely of the
sculping tort nnd between professionals.
The gossip lately circulated concerning' the
movements of Cudnhy and Armour naturally
placed the trade somewhat "at sea. " In all
quarters u strong disposition was manifested
to keep close to shore until something de
finite wus developed , hence the day's market
was largely a pit deal. Quotations were
kept within n moderate range , and for pork
and lard the Jinal quotations were the
same as yesterday. In short ribs ,
the changes Actually mudo were
limited to uu advance of '
CI11OAUU MV13 HTOOa MARKET.
Cuituno. May 0. [ Special Telegram to
Tim Uisn.1 CATTI.K. The receipts were
lighter than the dealers expected , ami there
was a solid improvement In the murkot.
Prices for light and medium weights wcro
fully lOo higher , and there was n live move
mentat that. Some nice "little" cattle sold
15o higher , The market for heavy cattle
was no better , and , In fact , some buyers
quoted prices as lower. At any rate , ripe ,
fat , 1500@lroo , Ib cattle , which sold nfrfl.OO ®
4,10 , sold lower relatively than Co cows.
Hundy light cattle , In many cases , sold
higher than mature heavy beeves , that had
cost much more per pound to make. Choice
to extra beeves , tl.004.35 ; medium , to good
ulcers , 1850 to InOO Ibs , t3.C5 < Jl4.10 ; 1200 to
,1850 Ibs , $3.GO4.20 ( ; 050 to 1200 Ibs , fafiO ®
4,00 ; ntockors and feeders , &M > 0@.GO ! ) ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , I1.7.X33.CO ; bulk , WM@
S.80 ; Toxin cattlo. W.40@3.80.
lions Thamarkctoponed steady to strong
but closed weak and ucuvy : but. the bulk of
the duy'n offerings changed bunds within yes
terday's quotations. Sales ranged from $4,00
to (4.75 for heavy ; mainly uround $4.05 for
packing grades , and ti. 0(34.T ± M for ship
ping heavy and butchers' . "Sorted , " llcht
sold from W.70 to * 4.1K ) , principally nt . ? JK
( S4.TS for 20 ! ! Ibs down , and f4.75iK fur
Yorkers ; nnd fl.85QI.vO for singeing or
fjmcy ort.
1'lNANOlAlj.
Nx\v YOIIK , May 0 , fSpcdul Telegram
to TUB linn , | STOCKs The statement of
the Atchison , made public after the clone of
business , ycjtcrday , caused a great 'deal of
Interest in thut stock , and not a llttlo weak
ness * In the entire Hit at the opening to-day.
The features of the statement were pretty
well known and discounted In advance , but
Atehlson itarted } ( per cent lower , nt 43tf ,
and , to the surprise of the trade , yielded but
} { further , to 43 , unU mctcd to UK uurlus
the forenoon. Other losses at the opening
were from } { to * ( per cent , but a llrmcr
feeling noon c. ujod a ronctton , which loft
prices nt about the last figures of ycatorJny.
Animation wiw confined to Atchlson , Road *
Ing , St. Paul und Oregon Transcontinental.
A few usually neglected shares attracted
nttontion ; Tonnossco Qaal lost 1J < , to 33 ;
Plttsburg & Woitorn preferred moved up 1
per cent to 41 , whllo Milwaukee , Like Shore
and Western advanced 2 points to 110& . The
hour to noon \VM marked ut flrst by dull
ness , and weakness , followed by a llttlo
strength , leaving prices nt miJJay a trifle
under the llrst of the morning. There wns
llttlo Interest In stocks late m the day and
there was no return of strength to mike any
gains In the list. Pullmai dropped off a
points , to 188. St. Paul , after being i\M\\.a \ \
active around 07 , closed at G3J { , or % lower
for the day. Atchlson touched 43 the second -
end time , closing % lower than last night nt
43Jf. Other losses for the day were Ten-
ncsscoCoal , ! } { ; Uurllngtan , Missouri Pa
cific , Northwcstorn , nna Orojon Transpor
tation , J each ; Louisville , and New Eng
land , } { each. The total sales for the day
wcro 180,817 shares , Including 2:3,000 : SU
Paul , and S.1,300 Oregon Transcontinental.
The following were the closing quotations :
t ) . 8.4s regular. liNU'Norttiorn I'nclflc. . 2-Vi
U. H. 48 coupon * . . .I'J.l'tl < lo preferred IB ! 4
U. 8.4Hsrc iilnr..U 'i C. A : N. W
II. 8.4 , i coupons. . 10H do iirnrcrrcd . ! > # ! {
I'nclllclisor 'Hi K'l N.Y.l/ontral . 1011
( Central I'arlllc ; Vi > r.M.AcK . 21
ChlcnKO.VAII ( > n..lX ! Itocklslnml . nils
Chicago , llurllugton C..M. &St.I . MX
& ( > nlncy UTS do nroforroil . 107 ? i
I ) . . UA-XV. MS St.l'nulUinnha. . . Xl'i '
Illinois Central Ill do preferred . W
1. , II. AC W 8 Union 1'Aclilc . B1K
Kansas Ac Texas. . . . l-li \V..St. L. A ; ! . 14i !
Lake Shore 1UI } <
Michigan Central. . 87 Western Union . cj ( )
Mlss-ourll'BClllc. . . . T-'Jj
MONEY Easy at li@2 > per cent.
PittMc MBUCAJJTIU : PAI-EU 3 ( $3f per
cent.
STniiuxoExciUNdE Dull , steady nnd un
changed ; sixty-day bills , (4.87 ,
PltODUOB MAUKI3T3.
CiiiGAno , May 0. 1:15 : p. m. close Wheat
firm ; cash , W c ; Juno 84c : July , S0.fe.
Corn Easier ; cash , 35 } c ; June , 35e ;
July. 35 < fc.
Oats Euslcr ; cash , 23 oj Junff 'J3 } o\ \
July , 2,1c.
Rye 41Kc-
Hurley Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy ? 1. 3.
Flax 11,05.
Whisky 51.02.
Pork Steady ; cash , 112.10 ; Juno , H2.03 :
July , $12.15. .
Lard Firm ; cash , tO.Q'JXi June , $0.93 ;
July. * 7.00.
Flour/ Steady and unchanged ; winter
wheat , S3.00@4.90 ; .spring wheat , $1.80@5.75 ;
rye flour , ? 2.40 ( < e2.00.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $5.230:5.50 : ;
short clear , W.23@0.37H' : short ribs , W.10.
Uuttor-Quiot ; creamery , ll@18c ; dairy ,
.
Choose Quiet ; full cream Cheddars and
flats , 0 > { ( < g7u Younc Americas , 7@7) c.
Kcfis Steady ; fresh , 12@12J c.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy and light green
spited , 5ifc ; salted dull , 4 0 ; green salted
cnlf , Oc ; dry Hint , 7o ; dry salted , 7c ;
dry calf , 7tfBc ; deacons , 33o each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
4o ; No. 2 , yijfo ; cake , 4 > c.
Uccclpts. Shipments.
Flour . 11,000 , 11,000
Wheat . 5,000 10,01)0 )
Corn . 120,000 272,000
Oats . 75.000 121,000
New York. May 9. Wheat Receipts ,
- ; exports , 4,000 ; spot stronger and fairly
actlvo : No. 2 red. 81 Me m store ; S5 % ( !
80fe afloat ; 85J.f@S7o f. o. I ) . ; No 3 red ,
78ic ; ; options moderately active and higher ;
May , 84&c.
Corn Uccolpts , 35,000 ; exports , 62,000 ;
spot active , firm and higher ; No. 2 , 44 } ( i < J
44J c in elevator ; 45@45Va'c afloat ; No. y ,
4i ! } < o ; ungraded mixed , 4 @ 45J u ; options
more active and stronger.
Oats Keceipts , 9,000 ; exports , 8,000 ; spot
firmer and loss active : options quiet and
easier ; May , 29Xcliine ; , 20o ; July , 29Vo ; ;
spot , No. 2 , white , 3433c ; mixed western ,
20 ( < ? : i2c.
Coffee Options steady and 10@15 points
down ; sales , 25,500 bags ; May , SHS.50@ld.55 ;
July , $10.70 ; August , Slti.KS ; spot Kio , dull ;
fair cargoes , $18.75.
Petroleum Quiet but steady ; united closed
Eggs Quiet and weaker ; western ,
14c.
14c.Pork
Pork Steady ; now , $13.25&ei3.50.
Lard Easy ; western steam , J7.J2 ! > ; May ,
S7.2S.
Butter Weaker ; western dairy , 9@14o ;
creamery , 14@17c ; Elgins , 18@19c.
Cheese Stronger and In demand.
AlliinciipnliM , May 9. Sampln wheat
higher ; receipts , Ul > cars ; shipments ,
42 curs. Closing : No. 1 hard , May , 9Sc ;
July , 99c ; on track. 'J9o ; No. 1 north
ern , May , OOXo ; July , DOc ; on traclc ,
JO@91cNo. ; 2 northern , May.80c ; July ,
Sic ; on track ; SOc.
St. Iou IH , May 8. Wheat Hic'nor ; cash ,
7Si < ? i3SOc : May , 79c.
Corn IHirhcr ; cash , 32Jfo ; September ,
Oats Higher ; cash , 24 0i May , 24tfc.
Pork Strong at 412.25.
Lard-Firm ut s .70.
Whisky Steady at $1,02.
Butter Weak ; creamery , 15@lCo ; dairy ,
12igl2 ( c.
Ciiiclnnntl , May ! ) . Wheat Nominal ;
No. 2 red , 87@UOc.
Corn Easy No. 2 mixed , SOfjMOJ c.
Oats Strong ; No. 2 mixed , 27ft27 ( } c.
Whisky Steady at ? l.OJ.
Milwniikop , May 9. Wheat Firm ;
cash , 79)4fo ; July , 80o.
Corn Firm : No. 3 , 34J/C.
Oats Dull ; No. 3 , white , 27K@ > 28c.
Hye Firm ; No. l,45c.
Harley Dull ; No. 2 , 51(352c. (
Provisions Easier ; pork , fll.90.
Kanuan City , May9. Wnoat Stronger ;
No. 3 red , cash , 03 } o asked ; No. 2 soft ,
cash , 77o.
Corn Stronger No. 3cash , 27e bid ; July ,
27' < o asked.
Oats No. 3 , cash , 19c bid.
LilViS STOOK.
Chloniro , May U. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 9,500 ; market strong
and lilghcr ; beeves , $4.00 1.35 ; steers ,
? 3.50@4.10 : stoekers and feeders , f2.00@3,00 ;
cows , hulls nnd mixed , $1.75(33.00 ( ; Texas
cuttlo , $2.40a.SO.
Hogs Receipts , 18,500 ; steady , closing
weak ; mixed , fl.53@4.75 ; heavy , $ l.iO@4.75 ;
light , fl.COs4.l35 ( ; skli > s , .60@4.-IS.
Shcop Kccolpu , 0,000 : market steady anil
active ; natives , $3,005.00 ; westerns , $3.23
S4.70 ; Tcxans , W.OO4.HO ; lambs , fl.50 ®
6.50.
6.50.KanaiiH
KanaiiH City , May 9. Cattle Receipts ,
2,200 , ; shipments , 3,20'j ; strong , active and 5o
higher on drosod beofBtcors ; heavy ship
ping steers slow hut steady ; good to
uholcc corn-fed , 3.SOG$4.10 ; common to me
dium , Kl.-rifa > 3.75 ; stockers and feeding
steers , fJ.23iif3.COj cow * , strong at "
a. 00.
00.National
National Htook Vnvd * , Knit St.
IjoiilM , May n. Cattln Hccelpts , 700 ;
shipninnts , lill\i ; imirkct stronger ; cholci
hoiivy native steers , t-'i.tO'itl.W ' ; fair to goad
SVJOfiM.Oi ) ; Mockers and ' '
ranger * , corn-fed , $2.bUcij3.00eraus-fedi2.00 ;
® : i.oo.
Hogs Receipts , 4,900 ; shipments , a,500
market btrong ; choice heavy and butchers'
selections , J4.M@4.W ; packing , f4.4t ( ( < M.5.V
light gi-ules , I4.0 ( I.G5.
filoux Olty , May 9. Cattle Receipts
453 ; shipments , 50 ; market stoauy ; fa
teers. W,00iI.SO ( ! ; stockers , f2.40Q2.90
fi < : ders , ( ! i.&CKiU.iO ; cunnors und bulls , Sl.CH
(3 ( ; 1.75 ; veal calves , ia.OCi ( 4.00.
Hogs Receipts , 1,10 * ) ; market higher
light aud mixed , fl.'J7X 4.45 ; heavy , f J.1
04.45.
OMAHA JjlVIJ STOOIv.
Cattle.
Thursday. May 9 , tS 9.
Tidy llttlo CRl'.lo sold still bettor to-day
the tonrktt being ut least 5o higher on tha
kind of cattle and active at the advance
Tim market wus not so active on the hcavic
cattle nud they went at steady prices , Th
bcuf and ohlpplng steers won
mostly sold before mldddy , both packers am
shippers buying qulto freely. The price ;
paid for steers raiiKod from (3'40 to $3.95
with the bulk gelling at t3.CO ( < | 3.65 , There I
tiothlctf DOW to speak of In the butchers' '
stock tradu. The supply continue ! tnodoruti
and the marks ; tirm uccorJlugly , Cowi
brought $ a.OO@3.1Rfbut mostly * 3.CO@3.00.
The few bflllslioro sold at $2.00@2.75. Two
"
"oads of fresh northern stockers wore re-
reived , making about six loads of cattle of
, hat kind on sale , but there were no fresh
atlvo stockcrs or feeder * to amount to any-
hlng. A bunch of holdovers sold at $3.20.
riio market rules steady with the demand
air.
IIOZB.
The hog market was active at an ndvnnco
f Gc and there wns only a nlcklo'fl dlfTcrcnco
letwocn the highest nnd loxvcst prices. The
> ale \v ro about oquilly divided between the
.hrce prices. $4.45 , f 1.47 nnd f .50. Yester
day over half of the hogs sold nt ? 4.40. with
' . -on loads nt $1.45 and ona at $4.50. Although
ho market was hlithcr to-day , the top "was
ha snmo as yesterday. After the best of
ho hogs had been sold nnd some of the buy *
irs had filled their orders , the irado wns not
uito so brislit and the buyers showed some
nclinntlon to sit down on the market. A
ilcaranco was effected by the middle of the
'orcnoon , nnd after they wcro nil sold fresh
ihlpplng orders wcro received , but thcro
, vero no hogs to 1111 them.
Swift A Co. received a double deck which
ivoro the only sheep here. Owing to the
ivcr supply and slow and lower markets nt
3nstorn points the feeling hero would natur
ally bo lower. Still the demand Is good and
, hut fact helps to keep the prices up.
Itccoipts.
Cattle . . 1,703
Hog * . 3,300
Sheep . 210
Prevailing Prices.
The following Is atnblo of prices paid In
his market for the grade * of stock men-
loiiod :
rimcHtccrg , 1300 to 1530 lbs.$3.70 @ 4.00
Jood steers , 1250 to 1430 Ib3. . . 3.00 ( < (3.90
Good steers. 1050 to 1300 Ibs. . . 3.50 ( ji'3.70
Ordinary to fulr cows . 2.0) ( g2.40
Fair to good cows . 2.40 W2.GO
Good to choice cows . 2.CO M3.00
Choice to fancy cows , heifers. . 3.00 g3.20
ilrto good bulls . 2.00 ( ii'J.60
oed to choice bulls . 2.50 ( 3.00
' ight stockers and feeders. . . . 2.70 ( $3.00
Jood feeders , 050 to 1103 Ibs. . 2.90 ( < ; i.80
Fnlr to choice light hogs . 4.45 ( 4.50
Fair to choice heavy hogs . 4.45 ( i$4.CO
Fair to choice mixed hogs . 4.45 @ 4.47J
Fair to medium native sheep. . 4.00 t4.35
oed to choice native shcnp. . . 4.50 0 4.75
'nir to choice western sheep. . 3.5) ) @ 1.75
Stiornsheep . 3.00 C < fl4.00
It'-presoiit.uivo Stilus.
No. Av. Pr. . No. Av. Pr.
1. . . .1000 $3.00 20. , . .1103 ? 3.05
.1017 3.40 18. , . .1075 3.05
.107(1 ( 3.49 C.O. . , . .llf.O 3.05
:0 : 1'7S 3.45 13. , . .12b2 3.05
8 1000 3.45 1 . .1232 3.70
; 5 90S 3.45 . . . . . . . . 3.70
i ioyo 3.50 14 1207 3.70
2 11CO 3.50 20 1831 3.70
1 1155 3.50 42 1182 3.70
1 1310 3.50 43 1200 3.72 >
5 10W 3.55 315 14S3 3.75
2'J 1030 3.55 20 124'J ' 3.75
.5 1100 3.55 72 1312 3.75
4 12 8 355 34. . 1211 8.75
. 1085 3.00 23 1100 3.75
.7 10'Jl 3.00 . . . . . . . . 3.80
J3 1107 3.00 10 1211 3. SO
31 117'J ' 3.05 40 1305 3. 0
17 118-1 3.05 49 1372
0 1259 3.05 31 13S3
8 1132 3.05 34. \.142-i 3.90
84 1215 3.05 34. . .14SO 3.95
COWS.
14. . 930 2.00 1. . 900 2.75
1. . 040 2.10 15. . ! > U2 2.75
1. .1225 .1050 2.SO
1. . 050 .10:2 2.S5
1. .1210 Y' ] 2.UO
1 . 870 2.50 4 ' 2.90
1. .1000 2.50 9 ! lll'5 2.90
1. .1180 2.00 2 .1030 2. IK )
20. .lias 2.00 3 . 7JO 3.0J
5.O . .1021 2.iO ( 5 .1230 3.00
5.i .1000 2.110 11 .11)55 ) 3.00
i ! .10(50 ( 2.,0 ( 1 .1350 3.CO
4. . 0'2 2.05 21 , .109'J 3.10
.lOs'J .1203' 3.15
BULLS.
.1S75 2.00 .1000 2.73
.11:30 2 05 .1800 2.75
.12SO 2.40 .1(140 ( 2.1f >
.1700 2.50 .1603 2.75
.lliill
CANXEHS.
. see 1.S5 .1300 l.fcS
.1120 1.S5
VliAI. CALVES.
. 100 4.00 1 150 4.00
. 110 4.0J
HTEIIHS AND II
C57 3.00 47 CS2 3.00
128 Converse Cattle Co 1302 3.72
20 742 3.00 20 1103 3.CO
oxr.x.
.1430 0. . ' 1707 3.15
STAGS.
.1810 3.00 2 1720C3.25
nons.
No. Av. Shlc. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
03. . ,249 , 120 ? 4.45 02. . , .2b3 80 i M.47K
ns. . ,207 , 240 4.45 07. . , .218 120 4.17K
00. . 201 80 4.45 03. . , .298 fcO
71. . 215 100 4.45 01. . .2S5 100 4.47K
03. . 3 80 4.45 73. . , .231 SO 4.47)4 )
52. . 343 100 4.45 cs. . .237 100 4.47K
01. . 274 100 4.45 54. . , .307 40 4.47 } < ?
01. . 207 40 4.45 54. . .33) 120 4.47
57. . 52 100 4.45 CO. . , .248 . . 4.47 } *
57. . 203 40 4.45 07. . , .27(1 ( 40 4.50
03. . 257 4.43 71. . , .21(1 ( .240 4.50
03. . 274 120 4.45 74. . , .230 . . 4.50
01. . 249 40 4.45 CO. . , .2SO . . 4.50
23. . roil 120 4.45 CO. . , .281 . . 4.50
58. . 231) ) 120 4.45 57. . , .298 SO 4.50
77. . 'GO 120 4.45 100. . , .301 ICO 4.50
09. . 210 1(50 ( 4.45 57. . . .201 SO 4.50
C3. . 209 120 4.45 OS. . , .220 40
53. . 251 40 ' 38. . . .211 } . . WO
f.9. . 2S7 200 4.45 30. . . .223 . . 4.50
< ; . . 277 SO ' 20. . , .327 40 4.60
05. . 271 4.47 02. . , .273 SO 4.50
70. . 220 120 4.47M 05. , . .270 . . 4.f)0
73. . 213 80 4.47J < i 77. . , .198 40 4.50
00. . 205 100 4.47 (14. , . .295 . . 4.50 J
Iilvn htoclc Nates.
Light cattle light.
Hogs go up a notch.
No sheep ottered in the market.
Lincoln received 400 hogs ; St. Paul 800 :
Cincinnati 2,500 ; Indianapolis 3,500 , and St.
Joe 750.
A. L. Combs , Ewinj : , came in with cattle
und hogs.
Woat Point had a representative on the
market in the person of II. Schinstock , who
cuuio in with a car of cattlo.
H. Enorson , Cedar Rapids , marketed a
load of hogs at the top price , aim a car of
cattle.
J. W. Dillor , the well known feeder of Dil-
lor , had ten spayed heifers in , to-day , which
sold m with Boruu steers at $3.50. They were
tliu nicest upuycd heifers seen on the market
for uomotliiio.
H. Routing , of Platte Center , was in with
cattle and hogs.
J. M. Chadwlck , Central City , was in with
two earn of cattlo.
T. R. Ross , of Stromsburg. was on the
market with two cars of cattlound , ono of
hogs.
F. E. Kennedy , of Palmer , Hlunchurd &
Co. , Chicago , Is spending a few days at the
yards here.
Furrlngton & Son , of Lyons , sold n loud of
hogs.
Colonel Tom Majors , from Ncuiahn , was n
visitor ut the yards.
T , M. Sholtoii , ol WIlcox , one of the regular
lar Hhlppern , was in with u loud of cattle.
C. T. Fisher , Shulton , wus on the market
with two cars of hogs.
The firm of lion : , Sharpe & Acker has dls
solved by mutual consent , their successors
being Sharpe & Acker.
E. W. Wiibhburu was In from Mlnden with
cuttlo.
J , R. Burkholder , of Woodbine , brought in
two caru olhogs.
I' . II. Mahler , of Beatrice1 , was up witn
three louds of cuttlo.
E. B. Smith , of I'lum Crock , marketed n
load of cattlo.
Jim Danloy. Ashland , wus la looking utter
two cars of cuttlo.
lunger Urot > . , Hcopor , marketed a cur of
cuttlo.
OMAHA WHOLESALE M.YUKUTS.
Produce , Fruits , Ktc.
Produce Is arriving freely , and prices for
spring vegetables are lowering dully. Butter
uoti chceao are weaker , with a declm
me tendency. Hldos are IcWcr and market
very dull. 1-
BuTiEn Table dairy , 14lCc ( ; nackors'
stock , 7C ? 10c. Creamery prints , fancy , 23
(323c ( ; choice , 18@20c ; spUd packed , 18 ®
VT
.
200.
Eons Strictly fresh , lO lSc.
CIIARSB Young America , full cream , 12c ;
twin flats , 12c ; off grade * , SQlOo ; Van Ros-
sem Edam , $11.50 per down : nap sngo , 19c ;
brick , 15c ; limburgcr , 12c : domestic Swiss ,
14c ; skims , 4QOo ; cheese safes , bronze medal ,
No. 8 , $3.75. ,
POULTKY liivo hens'pti1 dozen , $3.75 ®
4.00 : roosters , $3.00@3.2o ; turUcys ,
icrlb. . , .
APPLES Choice , $3.2503.50) ! ) common , 11.75
( i2.25. i' I
SriiAwnniiBins Per ci\so , 24 qts , $2.00 ®
4.00.
4.00.GUANOES Fancy Washinuton navels. $5.00
(585.25 ( ; Riverside , $3.00W3.25 ; fancy puptjr
fnd St. Michaels , $ : i.754.25 ; funoy Duarte
Mediterranean sweets , $3.75G 3.25 ; fancy
] Hght mountains , $3.25@2.75 ; Los Augolcs
( choice ) , rJ.25@2.60.
COCOANUTS Choice Ruatans , per 100 , $ 1. 50 ;
less than 100 , $5.00.
UAXAXAH .According to slzoof bunch , $1.50
C 2.50.
EAUI.T VKonTAiit.ns Lettuce , per dozen
fiends , 850)300 ) ; radishes , per dozen bunches ,
I0@15c ; green onions. 12@15c ; parsley , 25 ®
80o ; soup hunches , 35(3i40c ( ; beets , 55iiOOc ( ;
cnrrots , 50g55e ( ! turnips , 50@55c ; oyster
iilnnt. 30J35o ( % celery , 85c@IX ( ) : cauliflower ,
M. 7502.26 ; cucumbers , 50@COo ; .green
) eas , bu boxes , $3.JP2,25 ( ; string beans , >
M box , $1.50 ® ! . 75 ; tomatoes , * bu , $1.75&o
3.00 ; nspurngus , per Ib , 5lOc ; pie plant ,
per ib , 3g5o ( ; now potatooi jcr ) Ib , iijf'f$3a ( ;
cabbage , 2 } Ji3c.
FIIESII FISH White ftflh , frozen , per Ib ,
7c ; herrings , frozen , per Ib , nc ; trout , fresh
cauglil , per Ib. 9owlilto ; perch , fresh caught ,
; ier Ib , 7c ; bultnlo , fresh cnuglit , per Ib , 7o :
) lckcrel. fresh caught , per Ib , 8c ; black bass ,
fresh caught , per Ib , lie.
BEANS Choice hand picked navy , $2.25 ;
choice hnnd picked medium , $2.00 ; choice
hand picked country , ? 1.76@1.90 ; clean coun
try , ? 1.50icl.C5.
POTATO ! : * Choice , sacked , per bu , 25 ( < l30c.
VEAL Choice , medium size , 7@Sc ; choice ,
icavy , 4@0c.
Hiiisi , PIILTS , TALLOW , KTO Green .salted
ildcs , 4it.c ; dry salted hides , Cc ; dry flint'
ildcs , 7c ; calf hides , C@SUc ; damaged hldtw
2c less : sheep pelts , green , each 251.00 ;
sheep pelts , dry , per Ib , 9@12e ; wool , uvor-
ige. 140)lSo ) ; tallow , No. 1 , 3j4c ; tullow ,
No. 2 , ! ! > @ : ic ; grouse , white , 34c ;
grease , ynliow. 2@2 } < c.
Ari'i.i : liUTTim 7c.
Ciiiuit Ubls.to ; . hf bbls , $3.
HUTTr.inxn 14JlBc ( per It ) .
MAPLI : Snuii l3lfrlAc ( per Ib.
HOXEV 1017o per Ib.
PiiBsnuvr.s 9l , @ ! 0c per Ib.
JII.LIIS : 3 } ( ( i4o ! per Ib.
UKESWAX No. 1 , 18@20c.
IMctalR.
HI.OCK Tix Eng. Rof'g , small pig , 2Sc ;
) ur.29c.
COITKU Planished bailer sizes , 32c ; cold
rolled , SOc ; sheathing , 30c ; pltts. 30c ; flats ,
SOc.
GALVAXIXII : > SnuiiTlitox Juniata , CO ucr
cent discount.
PATENT PLANISH ni > Iitox No , 24 to 27 , A
quality , per Ib , 10) c ; No. 24 to 27. 13 quality ,
For less than bundle odd ytc per Ib.
xd (13est. ( Charcoal. ) 1C , 14x20 , 112
sheets , $5.75 ; IX , 14x20 , 112 sheets , $7.00 ; 1C ,
23x27 , 112 sheets , S1LOO ; IX , 20x23 , 112
sheets , $13.50.
SIII-.KT IKON No. 20 , 53.40 ; No. 27 , $3.50.
SOLI : K Hoyt Metal Co'f , half and half in
L Ib cases , per Ib , Ifie ; commercial half und
half , 15o ; No. 1 in bars , 14'c.
TIN PI.ATB ( Uest Charcoal ) 1C , 10x14 ,
225 slicets. Sii.50 ; IX , 10x(4fi25 sheets , $8.25 ;
1C , 12x12. 835 sheets. 0.50 ; IA , 12x12 , 225
1C , 8x28 , 112 sheets , § 13.30 ; IX , 2x28 112
sheets , * 17 ; IXX , 2x23 , 112 sheets , $20.50.
Com : 1C , 101 , 223 shoots. $0 ; IlxC , 14x20 ,
112 sheets , $ i5 : 1C , 10x20 , 11J5 sheets , $9.50 ;
steel nails , ? 2.20 ; steel wire nails , $2.05.
inch , 21K < r G G 24 inch , 20c ; H A F. ,
25c : J R Fif , 27c ; G. ? f , 25c.
r.T Jt\xs : Audroseoagin , 7c ; ICcar-
ICc ; Ucnviclc , 1JA , ISc ; Acme , 13o ; York , 30-
inch , 12Ko ; York , 32-Inch , V c\ \ Swift
Itiver , Se ; Thorndlko OO , S c ; Thorndllco
EF , 8 } < jc : Thorndlko 120 , if os Thorndlko
XX , 15c ; Cordis No. 5 , 9 } c ; Cordis No. 4 ,
JJi'.xiMS Amoakcag , 9oz , Ifl' e ; Everett , 7
oz , 13 } e : York , 7oz. 13) ) e ; Haymaker , SJ c ;
Jnfftvy , XX , HXa : Jutfroy , XXX , 12J < fc ;
Beaver Creek , A A. 12c ; Beaver Creek , BB ,
lie ; Beaver Creek , CC , lOc.
KKNTUCKr JEANS Memorial , 15c ; Dakota ,
ISc ; Durham , 27) e ; Hercules , ISc ; Leam
ington , 33 | o ; Cottswold , 27Xui Melville ,
23c.
23c.CHASII
CHASII Stevens' B , 5 } c ; Stevens' II ,
bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A , 7c ; Stevens' A ,
bleached , Sc ; Stevens' P , Stevens' \ 1' ,
bleached , 8o : Slovens' N , 8fc ; Stevens'
N , bleached , 9Ke ; Stevens' SHr , 11 %
DUCK West Point , 29-inch , 8 oz ,
do , 10 oz. 12Kc ; do , 12 oz , 15c ; do. 40-Inch , 11
oz , lOo.
Gric : TIPS.
13-vos American A , seamless , $17.25 ;
Union Square iiiper , discount , 35 per cent ;
Mikado Square paper , discount , 35 per cent.
CANNED Fiturrs Apples , per gal , $2.15 :
blackberries , 2 Ib , 75e ; blueberries , 2 Ib. 5c :
blueberries , 2 Ib , 51.50 ; cherries , red , 2 Ib ,
95c ; cherries , whitu , 2 Ib , $1.55 ; prcs. figs , 1
Ib. $2.90 ; gooseberries , 2 Ib , SI.10 ; pineapples ,
2 Ib , 42.75 ; pine apples , 2 Ib , $2.50 ; pino-
nnples , 2 Ib. * 2.23 ; pineapples , 2 Ib , 51.(10 ( ;
strawberries , 2 Ib , SI.15 ; strawberries , pros. ,
21b , $3.00 ; raspberries , 2 Ib (10 ( TV syrup ) ,
S1.20 ; peaches , II. & H. , extra yellow , 3 Ib ,
$3.00 ; 11. , tK. , yellow , sugared , 3 Ib , $3.00 ;
Kennctt imperial yellow , 3 Ib , ? 1.90 ; Credit's
standard. It Ib , ? 1.75 ; Monitor seconds , 3 Ib ,
51.35 ; Atlantic , 3 Ib , 51.30 ; Booth's pies , 3
Ib , 51,10 ; Credit's , 3 Ib , Sl.OO ; Myers' , (1 ( Ib ,
$1.00.
CANNED FISH Brook trout , 3 Ib , S2.50 ; sal
mon trout,2 Ib , 2.35 ; ulnms. 1 Ib , 51.25 ; clams ,
2 Ib. $3.00 ; clam chowder , 31b , $2.25 ; devilled
crabs , 1 Ib , ? : J.2. " > ; devilled crabs , 2 Ib , &I.GO ;
codllsh balls , 2 Ib , $1.75 ; caviar , H H > , 2.25 ;
eels , 1 Ib , $3.25 ; lobsters , lib , $2.00 ; lobsters.
1 Ib , 51.90 ; lobsters , devilled , J < ? Ib , $225 ;
mackerel , 1 Ib , $1.00 ; mukcrel mustard sauce ,
3 Ib , $2.90 ; mackerel tomato sauce , 3 Ib , $ .2.00 ;
mackerel tomato sauce , 3 Ib , 53.40 ; mackerel
mustard sauce , 3 Ib , $3.40 ; oysters , 1 Ib , S5c ;
oysters , 2 Ib , $1.50 ; salmon , C. It. , 1 Ib , $2.10 ;
salmon , C , H. 2 Ib , $3.10 ; salmon , Alaska , 1
Ib , $1.85 ; salmon , Alaska , 21b , $2.90 ; shrimps ,
1 Ib , $2.05.
CANIIUCS Star , 8s. 10 oz , per Ib , 9c ; Star ,
8s , 14 oz , per Ib , 9c : Stenrle , wax , 10 oz , Cs ,
per Ib , He ; Steurlo , wax , 14 oz. Os , per Ib ,
lie ; half boxes/c extra.
CANiy-9 @ 12Xe per Ib.
CIIOCOI.ATB AND COCOA 24 ( < $39c $ per ib.
Gorman chlckory rod , be.
COFI-KKB G.roon Fancy old golden rlo ,
2-le ; Fancy old pcnburry , 23c ; Uio , choice to
fancy , 22o ; Uio , prime , 21o ; Hio. good , 20o ;
Mocha , 23o : Juvn , fancy Mandehllng , 27c ;
Java , good Interior , 24e. , , .
CmcKKits AND CAKBh rG } @lSo per Ib.
DIIIED FuuiTS Pe'r 'lb ; upricots , 14@17c.
Apjiles ,
8c. PC
unpcolcd
Lakov _
runts. 5@7L'Ihirklshpruhes. . ' c , ' "Citron
peel , 23i' , Lemon peel'Ha Fanl dutcs. lOc.
Figs , llfiilOo. HiiiBiim , inulaga bunch , tlelio-
sas , $5.00 per box ; vulojiQlus , per Ib , 7e ; Cat.
O. & S. , $2,40 per bq'x * ! Dried grapes , 5e.
Blackberries , 5 c. /f-ted cherries. 17c.
1'Utotl plums , J llc. afluspbcrries { , 21c.
Ncctnrmcs , 13@Mo. , , , Ginger , Jumalcn ,
pis..00 ! per doz.
GooiSitOurlo.v , 3@3 fc ; far-
lim , 4Kc ; peas , no ; o tinptd , 5)45Jfe ) ; muca-
ronl , llJio ; vormic H , 'liyfa ; rlco , 4J ( i7c ;
sago and tupiocu , Ofi7tf.
FISH Salt Dried cUiJfish , G4@4o } } hail-
but , 12e : scaled herring , g5u per box hoi.
herring , cloin. 60e ; Hutnburg spiced horrlng ,
$1.00@1.10i iiini. hoi. herring , 70c@1.00 ;
mackerel , hlf bbls , No.'l , $13.50 ; large fam
ily , $12.50 per 100 Ibs : white Jlsh , No. 1,57.35 ;
ratnily , fi.50 : ; trout , $5.23 ; salmon , $8.60 ; an-
hovles , 1C Ib pulls , b'Uo.
L.YB-I.7B4.50.
NUTS Almonds , lC(118o ; Brazils , 9c ; fll-
berts , 12a ; pecans , We ; walnuts , lUc ; pea
nuts cocks , Sc ; roasted , lOc.
On.8 KeroBcno P-W , 10 ! c ; W W , 13c
headlight , 14o ; salad oil , $2.S5@7OU per
dozen
PICKLKS Medium , 'nor bbl , $5.00 ; small ,
$0.00 ; gherkins. $7.00.
WitAri'iNO PAi'Eit Straw , per Ib. 1J @
2We ; rag , 3Hc ; umnillii U , Co ; No. 1 , do.
SALT Dairy , 140 3-lb pkgs , $2.70 ; do 100
3-lb pkgK , 52.UO ; do 00 5-1 b pkg& , $3.50 ; do 28
10-lb pkgs , $2.40 ; Ashton , bu bags. 50-lb , K > c\ \
do 4 bu bags , 224-lb , 13.40 : do M 8 A , 50-Ib
bags , 55u ; loose , per bbl , $1.85.
Suuus-Blrd. 4UOJo. (
SAI.SOD.V l Q fo per | b.
BTAIIOH 5 ® 7o perlb.
STOVB I'OMSII $2.00@5.87 per gross.
- , per Ib-AlUpiuo , 12c ;
Jnssla China. lOo ; cloves , Zanzibar , 35o ;
nutmegs , No. 1 , 70c ; pepper , 20a
St'o.vn ' * Granulated , Pijf'.it ' o ; confection
ers A , PC ; standard , extra O , 8 > < ( tf3Jf.c ;
vollow C , SHiC , jwwdorod , 9'fc@.1i > ic ; cut
oaf , lO'j'yMO' ' c ; cubes , 9'fVrflc. (
STitui-a Pcrgnl , 27jJIOb ( ; N , O. molasses
.
VixnoAii Per gal ,
Dry Goottfl.
COTTOX FLAXXRLI 10 per cent trade
count.
j0 ; , 13Kc. Brown nnd slate , 50 , 9o ; 03 , l'J
K ) . Kkv 70 , 12 0.
CAIIPET WAKP Bibb , white , 19c ; colored ,
22C.
22C.HATTS Standard , 8c ; Gem , lOo ; Beauty ,
Kc ; Uoono , 14c ; B , cased. $0.50.
1'iitXTs Solid colors Atlantic , Cc ; Slate ,
Cc , Berlin oil , O c ; Garner oil. 0@7c.
PIMXTS Pink nnd Robes Allen , Oo ; River
Kilnt , 5Ke ; Steel River , OJ c ; Richmond ,
Pncllle , 7c.
1'itiNis Dress Charter Oak , fij c ; Hum-
npo , 4o ; Lodl , fitfc ; Allen , Oc ; Hlchmond , Co ;
Windsor , CKo ; Eddystone , CKc ; Pacinc ,
ike.PIIINTS
PIIINTS Indigo Blue St. Ledger , Glfo ;
Arnold , 0iC ; Amcrlnan , 0 } c ; Arnold C ,
eng cloth , 9c ; Arnold B , long cloth , 10 } hU ;
Arnold , Gold Seal , lUkc ; Sleifcl A , l-'c ;
Windsor , Gold Ticket , 10fo ! ; Arnold A. ISc ,
GISCIIIAM Plunkot chccKS , Ojtfe ; Whitton-
: on , OJ4oi York , 7Jifc ; Normamti dress , 7 ; < c ;
Itcnfrow dress , S > f@12Kc ; Whlttenton,7Jic ;
Calcutta , 7\c. \
CAMIIIUCS Slater , 60 ; Woods , 5c ; Stand-
nrd , 5c ; Peacock , 5c.
BLEACIIKD SIIEETISO Ellcrton , 7)fc ;
Housekeeper. SJae ; Now Candidate , 8Vfo ;
Berkeley cambric , No. 00 , fli c : Best Yet ,
14 , OJ c : Buttcrcloth , OO.4J.ic : Cabot , 7J c ;
Farewell half bleached , 8Jfe ; Fruit of Loom ,
Sitfc ; Green O , Oc ; Hope , 7 , ! < e ; King Phillip
eumbrie , IDc : tonsdnlo cambric , lOo ; Lons-
lule , 8X0 ; New York Mills , lOc ; Peppcrcll ,
12 in. 10&c ; Pepporoll 40 in , llj c ; Popper-
ell , ( W , ! 4 > < o ; Popucrell , 8-1 , 20c ; Ponperell ,
M , 22c ; Pepperell , KM. 24c ; Canton , 4.4 ,
8) 0 ; Canton , 4-4 , UHo ; Triumph , Oc ; Warn-
suttn , llu ; Valley , 5e.
Buow.vSiiEETiNO Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7Jfo ;
Atlantic " H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D. 4-1 , O&e ; At-
"niitlu P , 4-4 , ( to ; Aurora LL , 4lie ; Aurora
J , 4-1 , 4 > 4'e ; Crown XXX , 4-t , Oa/c ; Hoosicr
L.L. 4-4. Cc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7'j'c ; Law
rence LL , 4-4 , Cc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5Ko ;
Peppurcll E , 40-ln , 7)4c ) ; Poppercll , 8-4 , 17c ;
Peppercll , 0-4. 21c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 22o ;
Utiea C , 4-4. 4Jfe ; Wachusett , 4-4 , 7Jic ; AU-
roru H , 4-4. 7e ; Aurora B , 4-4 , tljfte.
FLANNELS , PLAID Haftsmcn,20c , ; Goshen ,
Clear Luke , 30Uo ; Iron Mountain ,
Tlio KnxllHh ntctnl Mnrkct.
Nu\v Yoitif , May 8. The metal market
mbllshes the following cablegrams :
LONDON TIN The weaker tendency noted
nst Friday , has been even more pronounced ,
.his week , Monday's market being again 5s
lower at i'91 for cash and i'92 forward. A
further decline of 10@I5s on early'change
mil 5s in the afternoon , brought the closing
Igurcs , on Tuesday , to Jt90 7s Cd and JL'9l 2s
id , Kveu this was not low enough , as dur-
* ng the next forenoon the price got down
12s Cd@l5s more , but closed for the day at n
ecovcry to 90 5s and . 91. These quotations
vero improved 5s , yesterday ; but tins morn-
iig there was n fresh decline of 10s , nnd
closing quotations nro down to 69 17s Cd
cash , 9012s ( Id for the three month's prompt.
COITEK. The conflicting rumors have to
i large extent chcrlied transactions , but
prices have been , on the whole , fairly steady ,
Uthoiigh very uncertain throughout. The
price for G. M. C. stood on Monday 15s be-
ow last week's close , at 37 10s ; but cash
jar advanced 5s , und forward prompts 7s
( ! dQ0123 Od on Tuesday. A now reaction to
37 lOd was noted on Wednesday's flrst
change , but a very slight demand for futures
improved thesf to 38 5s ; which movement
was reversed yesterday , when thq murkot
was llrmcst , in the morning at u 5s15s iid-
vance , closing back to 33 and 38 5d. Not-
wlthstandingrcports that the combination has
been abandoned , the market opened steady
to-day , and advanced to 39s 5d forward nt
the close.
ANTIMONY Stands without further change
ut 49 for Hallctt's.
SrKLTEU Has cased of n llttlo , Silcsian
being now quoted 1710s@tl7 15s.
ENOLIBII Pin IKON Went back again three
pence on Tuesday to 88s Od ; since when no
change has been reported from Middlosboro.
'BESS.EMKU Pin Continues to bo quoted at
West Coast ports , 50s Od for mixed numbers.
STEEL HAILS Are still under uelivo de
mand , but unchanged in price nt 4 12s Cd@
4 15s f. o. b. for heavy sections.
OLD HAILS Hathcr less active , and in
some cases quoted lower : T's C2s fld@07s Cd ,
D. II. 703(1(753 ( , c. i. f. , N. Y.
Sc'iur IICON Quiet and unchanged nt 45s@
50s f.o. b. '
GLAHOO\V Scotch warrants Aguin shows
less firmness und has in fact nmdo n rather
marked decline on the week. The opcnincr
was fairly steady on Monday und Tuesday ,
but the market became heavy later in the
alter day ; closing nt 43s 9d , or fivcpcnco
lower thair the preceding Friday. Prices
were acain weak on Wednesday , ruling two
pence liighcr in the curly dcnllngsbut closing
down to 43s 7d ; and yesterday they flat
tened out a penny or two more , but closed
better at 43s 8d. To-day the market hus
been firmer urain , advancing this afternoon
to 44s.
Makers' quotations are forColtncss , along
side , Glasgow , 553 Od : Gart&herrio , along
side. Glasgow , 52s 3dSummerleealongside ; ,
Glasgow , 51s Gd : Lungloan , alongside , Glas
gow , 54s Cd ; Cnrnuroo , alongside , Glasgow ,
) lis : Glcnpnrnock , alongside , Ardrossan , 51s
Cd ; Eglinton , alongside , Ardrossan , 45s , Dal
mcllington , alongside , Ardrossan , 45s Cd ;
Lighterage , Ardrossan to Glasgow , Is ton.
LiviiiirooL , Friday , May 3 , 18S9. TIN
PLATES. Market dull and quiet. Charcoal
tin plates , plates. Meln grade , 17s ! id@17s
4J < fd ; Allaway grade , 15s 13dijl5s ( 3d ; Terne
plates , Dean grade , 14s 0.1 und 13s@13s 3d ;
Torno phues , Dean grade , 20s 2Sd und 2lsrt ! ( >
2s ( ) 3d ; coke tin plates , B. V. grade , 13s 3d.
SiNOAi'oiii : , Thursday , May 2 , IS89. TIN.
92 10s cost and freight to Now York ,
SHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN
,
*
revisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
5O5 Southllllli Street , - Oiualiu
WANTED'
Issued l.y
Cities , Counties , School DUtrirts , Water Coin ,
jinnies , He. We are In the market for the
purchase of round inuoiiiits of such liouJu.
Corrctpoiiilencc solicited.
N. W , HARRIS & COMPANY , Bankers ,
119-117 Monroe Street , CHICAGO.
00 Devonshire Stroot. BOSTON.
f ISSUED DV STATES ,
I COUNTIES. CITIES ,
1 SCHOOL DISlRICir , ItC. .
V. BOUGHT AND SOLO.
Wo rteol In I.nnilVurrants uuil Hcrl | > .
Applicable to lldvi-riiincnt Ijud , anil Transact ft
lli-Uiiliir lluiiUlau llililnci * .
Oorrc8iiiiiilrnco | Kollcltc'd.
S. A. KEAN SCO. , BANKERS.
100 WASHINGTON STREET , CHICAGO , ILL.
110 BROADWAY. NEW'YORK. '
DiUNKENNES
C. ' the Mauor liable , 1'oiltlrclr C/'arvd
by AutnlDlnterlna l > r. ilulue * '
Uolderi HperlOc.
Itcanti * plvenlna cup of toffco or lu artt <
clea ot food , without tbo Icaowludgo of tbu [ > n
Uut ; U Is abxolutolr Uarmlens , aua will f
I ect u perin n nt ami speedy cure , wliolliur tbn
patient Is u moderate drinker or an alcolio
wreck. IT NKVKIi KA1I.S , Over IOO.OQO
drunkard * liuvu been made temperuto men wlio
uave taken ( Joldun Bjiecitlc In tlielr corfuo with
out their knowledge , and today believe they
< iult drinking of thela own accord , it paga
book of particulars free. Kuhn It Co , agents
16th and liouglun Bts , 18th and Curulng < traot ,
Omaha , Nob. : Couucll UlutTs. I own ; Agent * , A ,
Agrloulturnl Implomonta
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealcrin Agricnllnial Implements , Wagons
CirrUge * nj r > n uls. Jonps street , betwern Wh nd
10thOmnhiv.Nrbt Jki. (
LIXINOBR A rKTCALV CO. ,
Agricnlt1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages
tUiKglf > , tle. XVholnalB. Omaha , Nebraska.
ARLIX , OUKXIWRF A MARTIN CO.
XYbolesalo Donlors In
Agricnltnral Inmleineiits , Wagons& Bnggies
C01,0nt ( < andP07Jontitlrf t , Omaha.
MOL1XE , MlLUURtfASTOUDARD CO. ,
Manufacturers and jobbers In
Wagons , Boggies , Rafts , Flop Eta
Cor. 9th * nd Tactile street ! , Omaha.
Artists' Materials.
A. IWSl'B , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
U13 Douglas street Omaha , Nebraska.
Doots and Shoos.
W. V. MORSE A CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots niil Sbocs ;
101,1101,1101 Douslns itroot. Omaha. Mannfactorr ,
Hummer mrect , llo ! on.
Cool , Coke and Lima.
OMAHA COAL , GOKG A LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Son Coal ,
JW South 13th trocl , Omaha , Nebraita.
NKttRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Sliipic s or Coal a d Coke ,
311 Houth l.tth 8t.Omnbn , Neb.
Commission nnd Storage ) .
R1DDELL A RIDDELL ,
Storatre and Commission Merchants ,
specialties muter , cue * , rhro'o , rnultry , iama.
III ? llimnnl urci-t Diniilm. Nub.
Dry Goods and
M. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fiirnisniiig Goods anil Notions
1101 and 1101 Dovialus , cur. llth street , Omntia , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCII DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GooflsNotions ,
dents' furnlsblnn Roods. Corner lllh nnd Ilarney
streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
JJEL1N , THOMPSON A CO. ,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
Woolens and' Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
317 Eouth 15th street.
Furniture.
DEWEY A STONE , .
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Fnrnara street , OmaVm. Nebraska.
CHARLES
Fiirniturc ,
Cmahn Nebrnik * .
Grocorlos.
PAXTON , OALLAUJ1ER A CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions.
705,7U7 , TOO nnd 111 South 10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD , URADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th ana j < cnTcnworth strectn , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
W. J. UROATCIT.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and StecL
Eprinxs. wnt'on fctock , bardvraro , lumber , etc. 1203
and 1211 llarnor atr t , Omaha.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDnEESEtf HARDWARE -
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , nhect Iron. otc. Aeonts for Howu scales.
Miami powili-rnnd I.ynmn barbed wire ,
IITMEHATJOH A TAYLOR.
Build rs' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' tools and Iluirnlo scales. 1105 Douslaj
street , Omaba , Nob. . .
Lumber.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
iBSOtted and Araerlean Portland canieot. BtaU
llwauke nydraullooemeutand
Qulncr whlto Iluie.
OHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnmlier ,
Wood carpets nnd pnnuiottloorlnp. tith and IMuglaa
streets , Omaha , Neb.
mi A HA LUMliER CO. ,
AllKinfls ofBoildingMaterial at Wholesale ,
18th Street nnd Union I'adllcTnick.Omnha ,
LOUIS URADfORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , Klc , YnrclK-Cornyi Tth nud Douglas. Corner
lutb mid
FRED W. GRAY.
Lumber , Limb1 Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner Cth and DouKliis Bis. , Omuliu.
C. N. DIETX.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
IStband Callfornlu Btrcum , Omaha. Nebraska.
Mllllnory and Notions.
J. OIIERFELDER A CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
aid , 210nnd 212 Booth llth street.
Notions.
J. T. ROIIINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
tlU and < 05 Bonta 10th street. Qmaba.
_ Tpy8.
H. HARDY A co. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
furnishing Rood , children's onrrlanes ,
tuu faruatu street. O aa J < > .
Olltl.
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle Kraaie. etc. , Omaha. A. II. lllsliop , Mr.n er
JPapor.
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"CARPENTER"PAPER cd. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry unite stoik of prlntlPt. virapplng nnd
. Hiitclal attention given t'j car luad order * .
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DSPGSITOEY , OMAHA , USB.
Ontiital . 8400,00 )
Surplus Jnn. 1st , J8SI ) . 6 ,00'J
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UKNUV XV. VATHS , I'rwldwut.
LKXX'lfi 8. lll'.RD. Vlca 1'resildont.
XV , is. IlllOuS , On Ucr |
THE IRON BANK ,
fornsr l' 'th aii'l I'arnam Stu.
Ue nor.il iUiulaUuslUBHir4j.ieta I ,
fttrlnxfronitlio tf
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iali < Mttc. I | fJ"i lu'arbCu ' ll VMi ( 1 . '
ci > MUlDuir ! rut : pirlltnlaic ( or Uoir.t curt , fr tt
'iPRoW'F/oI'FOWLER , MooUug , Conn.
mm UN
era to Ileel.Janci A Co.
Mosaic Manufactory of Beets & Mi
Atroti forllofton Itutiber Pho .Co , llttt. ll
llirner btr et , Omaha , Netiraiin.
Droworo.
STOKX A ILKlt ,
Lfiger Beer Brewers ,
1B1 North KIchlccKh tlrc U Oui h , K K
Cornloo.
EAGLE CO/A'/(7U WOHKS ,
Hann'aclnrcrsofGalyaalzeu Iron Cornice
WlnJow-cips and nirlallo nkjfithtt. John K | < enol r (
proprietor. Una ml llOfrouth 10th ilreei.
Offloo
SIUMONDS" 3MA'uvicrijiiA(7 ca
Mnnufncturera of * .
Hxtaca
M , Offlco and Saloon Hxta
onllri , Pl < l lioanl . lee ! C * f , Hnip MiHiron , Wall
Cups. l' rlllHii > . Hailing * . Uotinton.lk-nri , n cl Win *
Cooler * , Mirror ? , klaKnrtorj nnit ofllMi , 17SU iind 1KB
Boutb ISlhBt. , Om hft. Telephone 1111.
Pnpor I3oxoo.
JOHN L. WlLKtE ,
FropriGlor Omalia Paper Box Factory ,
NOB. 1317 tlil 13IU DuURlni Mrcrl , Omnbi , Nob.
Snati , Doors. Etc.
* jir. A. DisnRo\r \ A co. ,
Wholonlo rnsmnfncturor * of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Moulding ! ,
ntancb 'jPJco , Utb nnJ Imnl street Omnlia , Neb.
liOUX CO. ,
Maniifectiirers of Sasli , Doors , Blinds ,
Uouldlnei , ntnlr-nnrX nnd Interior hnrd wood flnlth.
N.K. corntTcili nml ( rih > trect ,
Umiilia , Neb.
Pu m ps Etc.
27W.t CLAllK STK.lM 00
si , Pipes and Engines ,
Iteani , water , rnllnnr nnd mlnltiR nipplles , tta.
K.V , OSL and VU Knrinim nrrot , Uamlin.
U. S. W1XD EXO1XE A 1 > UMI > CO. ,
Steam and Water1 Supplies ,
wind mllln. ( US nnd < 2J Jonei
U. f. Hurt , acting luaniieer.
IWOWXELL A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery , | i
BhocHrou work , ntcnm punipn , lair rallli. 1213-1211 ; (
Lcavcnwurth stirct , Omnlia.
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8TEAM HOILKR WOKKS , '
Curler A Son , I'rop' ' . Mnnufncturcr of nil klndi
Steam Boilen , Tanks and Sheet Iron Wet
Works Houth ajlli nnd 1J. .V M , croMlnif. Tol. 141S
PAX'fONA V1KRLIXQ IllOX WORKS ,
Wrouglitand Cast Iron Bui ding Worfc
lnt'f. brim work , nonrrnl foundry , mnrblno nnd
blncKsinltu work. Olllco nnd wprXc , U. I' , lly.
nnd 17th istrcct , OuiKun.
OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Uetk rollo. window cnnrda , flower stiinil" .
etc. 1" ! Nortli 1Mb ( trcot , omnbit.
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Maaf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
VnulK jnll work , Iron uliuttors > nd lire oacnpet.
U. Andrccn.piop'r. Cor. Hth and Jnckaon Si .
SOUTH OMAHA .
ffXIOX STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha , LMtci
JoUn K. Uoyd ,
-Tiir-
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OK TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & t , Paul R'y ,
The Uest Route from Onialin nnd Council
Hinds ( o
THE EAST = =
TWO TUA1NS DAII.V HKTW13KN OMAHA AND
COUNCIL 1I1.UKKH
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. L'nu ) , Minneapolis , Cedar Ilnpidsf
Rock Island. Free-port , Ilockfbrd ,
Clinton , Diiljiuiiic , Davenport ,
Elgin , Mmlison , .Tnnesrlllo ,
Hclolt , Wlnonn , LaCrossc ,
And all oilier Important palnti Kusl , Northeast ana
For tllruugh tickets , call on Ilio llckflt nzcnt nt 1M1
Fimmm sirci't , In Jliirkur lHoou.or t Union i'nclllo
I'nIlruKii Sleeper * mid tbo flncl Ulnlnc t' ri In tli
wurlil nro run un tlie m Un line tif Ilio Clilc.'iso. .Mll-
waukGH & HI. 1'Kiil Uutlttiir.iiiM uvcrr iittenthm II
paid ID rasac'iiKorn by courteous cmployoi of tua
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U. MIl.l.UH.IJcni'ral .Mnnnuor.
J. K. TIIUKKH. Aiilsliuil ( iononU Mnrmzcr.
A. V. U. IJAIll'KNTtiU , Uenor.il 1'iMsunKOr and
Ticket Avont.
< il ! ( ) . K I1IUKKOIID , Aanlnlant ConcraU'assougor
nnd Ticket ABcnt.
'i'.J.C/'l.AUK , General Supcrlnlrndont.
Orontly Improved nilh imlnzliiir uia
Me.EniileitrldlnjS'1' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . niinp
en &pd nliirten nccordlnic to tbo wolgllt put un luiia.
Aduptnd eqnill * neil to roiiRh country or flno
Wty tirlvoa VVill lf > o Doat fuitlafnctlon. _
T. E. CILPTN ;
INSURANCE BROKER ,
Room 03 TradoiV
CHICAGO.
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