THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , THUBSDAY , MAY 8 , 1890.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
<
Wheat Traders Start Business on Their
Feelings Regardless of News.
THAT OEREAL LIVELY ALL DA"X ,
Corn Heavy TliroiiKlioiit the .Session
anil Futures Close Lowcr--lUlm
Traded In H.ttciiHlvely
Cnttlo Afnlii Active.
CniCAflo , Mny 7. ( Special Telegram to THE
JliK,1 : Trailers In wheat today started In to do
IniNlncsH on tliolr feelings regjjtdlcss of the
news of the day , and It proved very unprofit
able to many of llio smaller operators. There
IT us a lively market all day , and with a range
of 2 cents In the prlco of July wheat before
noon nnd frequently on quick change * , It was
a dltllcult market to follow , Thcro was a do-
chledly bearish feeling on the floor , and when
the market was found without stllT buying or
? ders the local trade turned In to soli , big and
little. The early selling was led by llaldwln ,
I'urnam , Logan fe Co. , Smith and other houses ,
followed by small holders of wheat , llutchtn-
Eon encouraged the break In prices. July
started ut V2'/o ' and went to ff'.Uo , hut
sold oiT Hharply to 01'/o. ' Ohio reports
cnnio In showing 2 per cent worse outlook for
wheat limn a month ago nnd the prlco bobbed
up to irJc. Then tellers , commission houses ,
plungers , scalpers nnd all put prices on * to
tiliioand a rally followed In ill'.ic. ' Later raid
ing put July elf to W.'ic. Ihn bottom price of
thu day Un the break Mr. Hulchlnson bought
very heavily , nlthniuli his own brokers
pounded the market , At this point also thu
crowd began lo pay more attention to now *
and many began taking back wheat sold
cailler , llrndsticct made a decieaco In stocks
castor the Rocky .Mountains of miUU ) bushels
for the week , Now York cleared 31.000
bushels of wheat and Philadelphia
and llaltlmorc together a llko amount.
On the buying which followed July rose
InUI'io before 10o'clock. Jonus& hunnottantl
McCormlck & Co. led thn buying. June wheat
nold nlKIRo rally and oil' to ttHic. Wheat
weakened at the close and prices touched still
loner points. July was forced olT toWJJe for
ono Irade , closing at tK4' ) ! ( < iiO ! ? c. May closed
ntlllUc , June atUUicuiul August and Septem
ber at , B8c.
The corn market was heavy all day and at
the close futures ruled about. Ic under the
closing figures yesterday. There appeared to
be a general spirit of liquidation In thu mar
ket. The market opened nxcltcd , with prices
only a frantloii lower , and after a decline of
! 5e early held pretty steady until shortly
before the close , when on free selling
by the trade generally the boltom
price were touched. May sold at : M > . { c and
olTloIEIk'o at the close. Juno sold atlll c. and
off loICJJie , closing at iniVStWio. July closed
le under yeslerday utilise. August closed at
Kio and Seplernbor at : no. The selling was
led by llalilwln and 1'arnam and shipping
nouses. Country orders were on the helling
Eldo also , llutcldnson was a buyer Vessel
room was taken today for IdU.VOO bushels.
lluslness In oats today was a little Irregular.
While May showed strengtnandclosed higher ,
July was neavy and closed ! . ( o lower. This
latter was largely due to helling by Sea'xorns.
May cold at Hio and " . "ilio und closed at , ViO.
Juiiis closed at25ic ! , as on Tuesday , July sold
ut25Ui > atone time , but closed ut the bottom
ut2l'.c.
The prlnelpnl Htlrof the day In provisions
Was the Hist few minutes In ribs when per
haps 2.000.100 pounds were Irnded In and thu
price for July ranged f rom i * > .5.Vi7',5.571j tofo.f.0 ©
G.32',4. Mess pork was easier right at thestait
ut ii.t)0 : ) for May and then at * 12.85. July pork
nold at tl3. : and later at ? 13,20 , Lard was at
DUO time 7ie ! lower than last night at Jii.ll. > for
June and .f < ll2i ! for July. May was neglected
In all pmduclH largely. Ribs weakened atlho
elose , with last sales at $5.10 for June and
I5.47S4 for July. Lard closed at IG.25 for May ,
tij.i4 : for.IunoandM.I.Mi for July. 1'ork closed
at tii.0.1 : for May , J13.12 ! , for Juno and Jia.2.1 for
July.
CHICAGO 1,11'K STOCK.
OnicAOO , May 7. [ Hpoolal Telegram to THE
Iir.i.l OATTf.K Huslncss was again active ,
with another upturn ofXMOc , showing that all
the los ? of Monday and about 15o moro lias
been securedor better , Values are2. ' > o higher
than last week , and the advance covers about
everything In the beef line , not excepting
butchers' stock , and oven cannorsaro selling
substantially higher. Tlicro were about fifty
cars of Te.xuii * , say 1,000 , among the receipts ,
nil of which that wet eon the open market sold
ft stronghlU. ( . Business and values In
the stockcr anu feeder line shared In
the general activity mid prices. The
Kl.riXa4.2.1. Hlocker and feeders. $2.7ikitl.M :
bulls anil mixed , } 1.703.80 ; bulk , $ - . ' . liXia'.k ) .
Texas corn fed bleeiti , $ J,23@1.UU ; grassers ,
S0 .
Ilous lluslness was rather slow , with prices
anywhere from 21jo to 5o lower , hardly 60 , but
galesmcn had to makn liberal concessions In
the way of shaping and tlirowlii ) ; outobjee-
tionahlo nnlmals. 1'ackers paid $ ll.4t.l.-1I.
largely $1.20 , and shippers $ l.22il.2.1. ! a few at
t4.X ) . Light sorts hold largely at fl.W.
fJXAClAfi. .
NEW YOIIK , May 7 , [ Spcol.il Tnlograni to
TUB llKK.l STOCKS The belief Is growlnRln
Wall street that the publlo Is In the stock mar
ket to stay. Ituylnt ? of Into has been of such
good character that It has encouraged many
to hold on to stocks who otherwise would have
hastened to take moderate profits. Trade hero
has ceased to talk so much Oould , for the mar-
Siet appears to bo rlslni ; without him. Chicago
buying ba's become quite a feature. Worm-
ters , who got their following Into Industrial
Blocks at low figures , are sllll talking very
bullish In these Hpcclaltles. I'ew lenders pre
dict that Kuropo will bo found tak
ing stocks freely at 10 points ad-
viineo fmm present prices. Even with
no many things pointing to still higher prices ,
there Is unite an element teady to play for re
liction. it was because of this that them was
n vigorous attempt to got the market off tit
the opening this morning and under heavy
oirerlngii Mist prices were generallv from ! to
; ; per cent lower than last night's figures ,
wbllo exceptional losses were nuMalaed by
Louisville and Nashville and HI. I'aul each of
which was down ? .i. Polling was mot by an
unusual good demand , however , and the de
cline went but llttlo farther , only row shares
retiring slightly below the optmlng. Tlio mar
ket recovered Its tone Immeulaluly and openIng -
Ing losses were In most ca'-es regained.
Chicago Oas. Oiegon Transcontinental
Cotton Oil and Sugar being most prominent
forsticngth In the upward movement. The
later attack brought , t'hleago Gas AtchUon
ami Richmond ami West I'olnt nearly to thu
lowest figures again , nut the rest of the list
hcarcoly changed. There was no further
movement In the market , and at 11 o'clock It
wamjulot and steady at Inslgnlllcant changes
from llrst prices. 'Hie business done was not
HO well distributed this morning , Chicago
lias , Oregon Transcontinental , Atehlson , St.
I'aul ami the trusts monopolizing thn greater
p ortion of It. The hour to midday was marked
b y fair advance In few stocks , but moro active
shares weio agalnsold olT below bottom prices
of the morning. Thu early depression in mocks
met with a good buying demand and before
the close tbeio .was a much tinner feeling ,
Sugar led the fate advance , going up two
points toTll.V The list ylosed Irregular with
losses but HllgUt for the day. Total sales
1100,000 shares.
Thu following were the closing nuntattonsiD
.K MKHCANTII.I : I'Awi-A'it ; porcont.
STKUI.I.MI l-sciiANnK-Quli : < tnmlhtiuyi | slx-
ty.tluy bills , ( I.SIU ; donmiiil , tl. UU.
,
Nr.w VOIIK , Mny T. ISpeelal Telegram to
TIIK HKK. ] Tliufollowlnt ; lire tlio mining stock
quotation * ;
AllCO. 1\U llnniettnke K'O
Itelcber 2.W IronSIUcr 3-JU
llruiisnlckCnii , UU Onlmlu . .iuu )
Calc.iunlA IIII lie 'lymuutti. . i.es 6
lH > ailHuoit , T IU Sutler Creek Ml
Kl ( Tl.lu , , 100
VIIOHUCK JIAltKETti.
CiiiCAOO. Jltiy 7.-lW p. in. oloso.-\Vhoat-
\\vakj I'asUiiiuIJiiiio.UIUoi July , iHJXi'fttO'jf.
Corn Stonily ! ut ili uiul Juno iKl o ; July ,
OuU-Eaxyj cash , 2Sjo | June , 25 > j'oi July
Hye-Kimy at BlUo.
HurleyNuinliial iilOOc.
rrliuu Timothy- Firm ut I1.SJ.
\ i
\VIHky -
> ' ll3 > COi Juuc'
Dull ; cash , tt.13 ; June , 14.9) ) : July ,
. .
Mnnr I'lrin nnd niu-linngod ) winter
.0X > ija.-,0 ! sprlntf , UW. : > . 'i\
l'rnvl lnn < i Slinnlilon , iVOOilS.IOi sliort clear ,
.VTUfU.T3 | iliort rllii. M.ivW.40. : { ,
Hut tur UiiclmiKcilcreiimcry,13QtOoi ) ; dairy ,
Choice Unelianstetl ; full cream cliPililars.
Hc ; Hals , D4QO'tc ! ' ; Vouni ? Amurlcas , 1
' *
lO'jl
I-.HK * Iliicliniijrod ; frcsli , lOTl.
llliles-Unclmnupilj lionvy nnil llcht preen
nltucl.V'S.VU1 ; Riilli'il liull. H.UO ; dry Illat , r/BTo ;
ilry salted , ( vaCoiilry calf , ftlWoj deacons , ) o
CIlRll.
Tallow UnclmiiRC-d ! N'o. 1 solid pnokcd ,
3Uu ; No.2aiOj cnkc. 4c. . , .
Keccllt . Shlpm'M.
riour . , . Ji.OOT ll.OiM
Wheat . 2 ,0 J ll.OOQ
Torn . 3'.I,0W ( S1B.OOO
Oats . ICIT.OOO 370.000
fir.vr YrtiiK , Mny 7. Wheat Hccclpt * . 68.600
IniHlieh : oxportn. : illK ( ) Innliuls ; spot iiomlnall y
lowurs No.Mri-il.O-t'.i'S'.W.Voln eloviitor , ll.ooa
l.Wi nlloiitl ) ' 4 < ailo : r.o. loiitioiiM ; , lower , No.
2 ri-il , Mny. closing nt 1.8 He-
Corn Itrci'lplH , loy.OOU liiHlicl.s ! nxporti ,
14troo ( htishols : pot hlnhcr ; No. ! > . W&Wia
lin.-loviitor , 43.W l5o nllnat ; uiiRrndcd mixed ,
tf&llc ; options higher. .May closing at
Oats Receipts , 2-4,400 bushels ; exports ,
ill.Ojo bushels ; spot unsettled ; No. 2 white , : Hj !
tMC cimlxcd western , 3li.V ! ; whlto west
ern , : n2llc ; options Irregular , May closing at
32'ic.
ColTeo Options closed steady nnd lOftlS
points down. Sales , LlVjU ) basts ; May , 116.35 ®
Ifi.lO ; June. IIC.-VaiO.'JO ; spot Rio steady ; fair
cargoes , J20.00.
Bugar Raw , nominal ; refined , lower ; stand
ard A , 5 1-ICc ; cut loaf , 0'iu ! powdered , 0ic ! ;
granulated , 0 I-ICc.
Petroleum United closed for Juno at SI3 c.
' llrm western l-'iitlK'ia ' ,
Kggt l''ancy ; , -
1'ork Strolig ; now IIH-S , tll.00 < ail. .
Lard Lower and dull ; western steam , } u.C2i > ,
lluttnr Eaiy : western dairy , 77ic ! ; cream-
jry , liffllSe : Klgln , ICc.
Cheese Steady ; western , O.Uc.
. . . _ . .
Uyo-Flrms No. 1 , Me.
Hurley l-'alrly nutlvu ; No. 2. IIUUIjc.
I'rov.Ialons Kaatur : porlf , ? ii.l2i. : !
ST. r.otim Jluy 7. Wheat Ij'jwur ; eash , O'Jcj
July ,
Ourn Lower ; cnsh.lKUo ; July , : ttU32ic. ?
Oals I'lrin ; ciiMh,23Jiu ; July , 271ie.
I'orkDull at $ ii.tw. :
Iinl-Noinlniilly ! atfn.13.
WhNky-Stoady nt I.W. (
lliittet1 Uuchitiwud.
Ml.NNKAi'OM ? , May 7. Wheat Uecelpt ? ,
] ' . ! > ears ; Hhlpnients , 2i ( cars ; dull and lower ;
Closing : No. 1 ImrO , May , M > ! fc ; June , ! Kic ) ! ;
on track , Die ; No. I northern , May , tjOfie ; June ,
Die ; on traek , IWiWiie ; No. 'J northern , May ,
6Ue ; June , SSe ; on track , HOftSSu.
KANSAS OITV , May 7. Wheat Weafcor : No. 3
hnrd , cash and May , hOe ; No. 2 red , uasli and
May , RIc bid.
Corn-Steady ; No. 2 , cash,29c ; Mriy , SSc. !
Oats-No. S. eash , WJittiSc ; May , Wo ! asked.
OINOISNATI , May 7. Wheat Weaker ; No. 2
red , wio.
l.'orii Raster ; No. 2 mixed. aSo.
Oats Master ; No. 2 iiiixcd , 21to.
WhUkv tl.O-- ' .
Iivitii'ooi : , , May 7. Wheat Market ijutot ;
holders olTer moderately. California No. 1 , 7s
" percental ' \ ; red western winter , 7s lit ) .
Coin Dull anil lower ; now mixed western ,
3sG > 4d per cental.
LIVE STOCK.
CincAno , Jlay 7. Cattle Receipt" , 10,000 ;
market striiiiK to lOu hlshor ; beeves. } . " > .00 ®
n.2.1 ; steers , * 'l..iO4.0.'i ; aloekers and feeders ,
$ ' .71X31.00 ; cows , bulls and mixed , $1.703 l.i > 0 ;
Toxns strrrs , W.801.00.
llotts Receipts , Ul , ! > 00 : market slow and fia
luwpr ; mixed and ll ht , Jl.O.VSI.'ri ; heavy , $1.05
OI..VJJ5 ; skips , iKI.Miill.OU.
Sheep Ueeelpts , 7,501) ) ; market stronger ; na
tives , iM.Wtt'UU ' : western corn-fed , J3.ou0.'j ;
Texans , S4.S03".70 ; lambs , $5.f.0ttj.70.
KANSAS CtTV. May 7. Cattle Receipts.
0,000 ; shipments. II.IOU : higher ; steers. $ ' 1.00 ®
.1.20 ; COWM , f2.00t.GO : ; stoekers and feeders ,
' . . .
Hogs Receipts , 1.200 ; shipments , none ;
lower ; all grades. $ : ) .STii3a.Oa. !
Sr. rouir < . May 7. Cattle Receipts. 1.1SO ;
slilpmont ! ) , 200 ; mnrlet higher ; fair to fanoy
imlivu steeis , H.lU'iW.UO ; siookors and feeders ,
. . .
Hogs Reeclpt.i , 7.SOO ; slilpmonts. 000 ;
market easy ; heavy. 41.10 ; packing , JJ.WS4.10 ;
light , W.MTH.OJ.
Sroux Orrv. Jlay 7. Cattle Receipts , 1,100 ;
shipments , ( WO ; slcady ; bulcliers'stoek , $ . 'Wt >
: i.Ki ! ; stoekers and feeders , t.V..VTti.ai ; cows , tl.M
eanners and bulls , 81.tOit2.GO ; veal
calves. 8'W.I.OO. (
Hogs Receipts. I.9IO ; strong ; unchanged ;
light mixed , W.'J7 © I.OO ; heavy ,
OMAHA fjII'E STOCK.
Cattlu.
Tuesday , May n.
Kstlnmtcil recclntsof cattle , 2.7W , compared
wlth2,12H yi'Slerifay , xnd : iKi ) Wednesday of
last week. The market opened early at sin
advance of lUe on steers , continuing aetlvo to
thu closo. Neai ly everything was sold before
midday. A fair run of cow stulfs sold readily
on an active market at an advance of 5c.
Korders were scareennd In demand , with bales
at Him prices. Hulls wcio active- and stronger.
Ono bunch of very fine steers sold at 44.60 , the
top price paid this yoar.
Kstlmaled receipts of hogs . ' 1.200 , compared
with 4,11 * yesterday nnd 3,14" Wednesday of
last week. The market opened steady at
prices unchangtid but soon hi ole : away , clos
ing f > c lower. The range of prices was iM.li-Jl.4i
1.0.1 , the bulk changing hands at ! .y.\ The
avt'rugoot the prices paid wasW.lhlU compared
with $ -'AS4 ; ! yesterday and W.lUii Wednesday
of last week.
Slicop.
T'.sllmated recolpls of sheep 202 , compared
with . ' 82 yesterday and li4 ! Wednesday of last
week. The market continues netlvo with
prices Urm and good muttons In demand.
Average ) Cost ot" .
Thn following tahln gives the average cost
of hogs on the dates mentioned , Including the
cost today , as based upon sales reported :
Date. Price. Date. Price.
May 1 . MlHJii May 8 . 4 01i
May II . : itTi ) ! May 5 . 3 W
May 0 . 3 IK.'i May 7 . 3 IWU
iiK I'rious.
The following Is a table , of prices paid In
this market for the gradn of stock mentioned :
1'rlino slccrs , iino : loion.ilba . fl.oo fil.R
Ooodsteuift , 12.Vtoll.Ylbs ) . II.S.5 &l.5. >
( lood steers , 10.V ) to til'JO Ibs . : i.G5 ( iCI.40
Common , KiOO to 1150 tts . ; i.50 ( t'l.a * >
Coininon eanners . 1.00 lit ' .oo
Drdlnary to fall- cows . l.oa B2.f :
Kalilo good cows . 1.00 ( Tt2.IH
flood to choice cows . . . 2.7.1 4ICI.I5
Choice to faney cows . 2.1)5 ) d 8J
R-ilr to good bulls . 1.7.1 ftM.oJ
Cholco to fancy hulls . 2..TO WIA1
Light siockors and feeders . -.M 4tl.-J. >
Koodois. DJOtollWllbs . 2.00 ZH.fi.1
1'alrtocholco llghthogs
1'n I r to choice heavy bogs . y. .
I'alr to choice mixed hogs . ; j.lTiiiI.03 ) !
Conipjiratlvo Tables.
The following table shows the range In
prices on hogs during this and last weak ;
Highest anil Ijowcst Sales of Ifo s.
Today , Yesterday.
itlgliest . . . . ! 0.1 lUshcbt . .Ji ai
Lowest , U UT',5 Lowest U Itt
Stoolc Itcoeliits.
omelal Yesterday , IvUhnated Today.
Oattlo. . . . OScars , L'.lifl Cattlo..till cars , ' . ' ,700
lloga. . . Clears , l.lll Hogs JOcars , D.-JOtl
Sheep. . . . 4 cars , toJ : Sheep. . . . 1 car3
Avora u I'Huo of Hoss.
Showing the average price paid for loads of
hogs on the clays Indicated In iitf , 1SU ! , 1S3J and
IBW :
Disposition of Stock.
Showing the mimuor of cattln Umiglit by
the loaillnu liuycw mi luduy'a nuirliut.
CATTLU.
SwIftACo . 023
lii-oll llanunoiu ! , t 1:0 . KM
Armour-t'iiiliihy 1 * C'o . ft )
< ) imim ! I'auklni ; coin puny . , . 11
I.co Itothsohllil . . . . , . . 4S )
llunton Ic Umlerwooil . KI
MorrU. . . . . S7S
i and fccilcrs . , . IK
A Dcgen . , . . . . . . . , . , . ISO
Lobmtimi & Truuuniiun . , . tJ5 )
1IO03.
Omaha I'aokliisCo. . . , , . . . . . J.KS
HwlftX Oo . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . ; 510
iii ) . 11 , Hammond &Co . . . 501
Armour-Ouilahy I'acktng Co . 1/JS3
Swift liCe . . . . . . M2
IlcprcNciitatlvu Halow.
SMU'rlNO AND KXI'OIIT bTKKIIS.
No.Av , I'r , No.Av I'r. No , Av. Pr
i. . iwo HM w. . lais n ss as. ian ti 40
3. KVCl U 75 ID. U' " . ' 4 214 1 1M7 4 40
M..1IXU 1 CO U.1 6I 4 ' 5 U , .1317 4 43
Market Mention.
A. D. Scars of Clarks marketed a car of hogs
D. 1) , Lynch had a curof cuttle In from 1'latto
Center.
O. O. lllgbco brought In a car of cattle from
Unadllla.
llcrt Kvcrett was In from Lyons wltn a car
of cattle.
O , W. 1'erley had In a ear of cattle from
Jlorso lUntrs.
Frank Suda marketed a car of hogs from
from Mllllgan.
W. II. Karls of Oakdalo was hero with two
cars of cattle.
Titus & Terhuno bad hogs on the market
from Lltchlleld.
11. B. Grlswold brought In two cars of cattle
from Kieinont.
W. II. Uruncr was hero with a ear of catllo
from NIckcrMin.
Leslie & IHIss liad a car of cattle on the mar
ket from Itcllcviic.
Wilson & Loss bad a car of hogs on the mar
ket from Logan , la.
George A. Williams was In from Lebanon
with a ear of hogs.
O. It. Clark of Chicago was among the vis
itors at the yards.
G. ! ' . Humphreys came In with two cars of
cattle from I'ullerton.
A. Hunter was over from Neola , la. , and sold
two ears of cattle at satisfactory prices.
The board of directors of the Hvo stock ex
change Tuesday made an assessment of $5 on
each member to meet tlio assessment made
by the National live stock exchange.
OMAHA WHOLESALE JIAltKETS.
Produce.
FISH Fresh frozen white trout , pike and
pickerel , per Ib7ej sturgeon 7e.
limns , I'IITS : AND TAI.I.OW Green salted
hides , f.ar ,14c ; dry salted hides , .VB'o : dry
Hint hides , 1/siSe ; calf hides , 4iaGie. ! ! Dam
aged bides 2o less. Sheep pits , green , each ,
AtlcQtl.SS ; sheep 7ilots , dry , nor Id , ( > ailc : tallow -
low , No. 1. 34 ! < iilio ? ; No. 2 , 3)iyijoj ) grease ,
white , 'Ji ! lo : yellow , 2'/5c. : !
ItiUNS Hand picked navy. 8l.KV3Sl.CO ; hand
picked navy , me < llum.1.4t6l.r ( ) > 0 : hand picked
country , $ l.iOftfl.40 : ; good clean , (1.80S81.W.
Ai'fi.i ; llurrnit 1'ur Ib. 7c.
Wooi < Kino unwashed , litatCi.1 ; medium un-
coon , each , lOJitv.o ; mink , each , 30li.Vo ) ; musk
rat , fall. iWir.'o ; inuskr.it , winter , 103130 ;
skunk , 2.vaiOo ; uadgor , 40eI.OJ ; door skiiis ,
per Ib , 20Q30o ; deer skins , winter , per Ib , 124fi
22c.
22c.Hoxnv
Hoxnv ISTJHo per Ib ; strained , Do.
UIIANORS 1'or bov , Medltorrancan sweets ,
J.VOO ; Uallfornla fancy navals. ( SAXiiS.73 ; Los
Angeles , f'l.2. " > ; seeilllngs , lilvorslde , 11.2. " . ;
inoiintaliii K3.DO ; In live box lots , lOu per bo\
| 'INIAPI'BS Per dor , JJ.S
STiiAWUEiiuiKs-rer euso , 24 qts ,
- dii > RPcr 1)1)1 ) , rcflned. 5fi.W ) ; half bbl , S,0 ) ;
haul elder , pure , per bbl , 13.00 ; orange elder ,
half bbts. 17.00 ; pear elder , half bbls , J7.W ) .
MINCK MUAT-CHKio per Ib.
LllMONS-l'tir box , Messina fancy , jl.OOQ3.00 ,
KANAKAS 1'er bunch , ( l,8S(2U.OUv (
lIUTTEii Creamery , fancy lolls , prints , 183
Slo ; creamery , faiioy , solid packed , HVQIsc ;
creamery , choice , I413c ; dairy , fancy rolls
and prints , lllil.'o : dairy , fanoy , solid packed ,
iHi4o : ! : dairy , choice , 12ffliii : ) ; country roll ,
fancy , lOiM.oj choice , lOiillc ; country roll ,
good , OfClOe ; country roll , fair , TttSo ; poor
block , ll-aao.
Kili.s-103IOiio ; per doi for strictly fic h ;
stale stock not saleable.
HONKS { Quotations arc for delivery In Chi
cago. ) Dry b'tiralo , per ton , 110.0ixaijj.0i ) ; dry
country , bleached. tlO.lOffi 13.00 ; dry country.
damp and meaty. KWjftlu.iW.
VKUKT.tur.K3 Old Sweet potatoes , fancy ,
Muscatlno. per bbl. fl.W ; onion1) , oxt-a fancy ,
H..riO ; onions , fair , M.M ; rutabagas , I2.o0j car
rots , f2.00 ; parinlps f2..V ) ; beets , K.OJ ; horo-
radlsh roots , per bbl , fl.Wj peril ) , 7o ; celery
roots , bcr bbl , f1.no ; per doCOe ; horseradish ,
per doz pints , $1.2. ' . .
I'liKsnnvns-iliiN ! porlb ,
JKi.i.iKS-awaif per Ib.
MiiiKHgKii vi.vi : t'holeo medium , S.UOc ; llcht ,
5 rc ; heavy , 4Qi3u.
Ai'i'f.KS Vor bbl , Genltons. fl.OO ; Willow
Twig , 11.50 ; lien Davis. JI.50 ; Homanlte , JIJ50.
INSKKI > Oir.-ciaivio.
COCOAMITS I'er hundred , f 1.00.
I'ICKI.KS .Medium , per bbl , J5.M ; small , M.SOi
Khcrklns. tt.50 ; C. & If. chow ebow , qts , fi.bi ;
pints , * . ) . . ! . > .
I'OTATOKS Per bu. fancy , S05J35o ; fair to
gooil , .v
Groeerle.s.
SuaAiis-Cnt lotf : , TKc ; cut loaf cubes 7io ! :
standard , powdeicd , 7Me ; XXX.V , imwdered
7'io ; granulated , staniltird , il.V ; eonfeettnn-
nrs , A.C'ic ; wblto extra , S.'io ; extra U , Neb , .
5jo ; amber. fi > ie. .
Uori'KK Iloasted Arbuoklo's Arlosn , S ii ;
.MeLauKhlln's XX.XX , 2t'ic ! ; German , 23'ic ;
Ullworth20o ; Alaroma.23 io ; bnlk23ie. !
C4)mi-Uteon : Fancy old golden Ulo , 27ej
fancy old pea berry. 27e ; Ulo , chotco to fancy ,
24 c ; Ulo , prime. i io ; Ulo , good , 22 0 ; Hantos
and common Ulo , UKi lu ; Mocha , V.V ; Java ,
genuine Q. ( J. , ae ; Java , gooil Interior ,
Arrlcun,22'io.
OIU5 KenKene I' . W. , 10'ictV. . W. .
headlight , la'to ; gasoline , 12c ; biilud oil , J2.0X *
U.uqiwrdo * . Linseed Uaw.fllei Ixilled.OJ- .
MEATS Hams , No , 1 , 16-lb average. lOo ; 20 to
& Ibs UfetJ ; lo U Its , 10 > tu ; KhouWn. be. ;
breukfust bacou , No. 1 , PC ; huiu lausago , So ;
dried beef lianii , r.i CliUojJHjrf tongue * , M.OO
pcriloz.i dry salt meats. rjIn hHe ; per Ib ! bant
roulette , U'tc ; boneless lurti , 7' 4Cj plonlo ham ,
-1 Iblunglfhwgue. 1273 ; Sib
lunch tongup. JI 75 ; I 1U Cornell beef. $1.20 ; 8 Ib
corned l > eef. 2.0.1Glli cornrd-uecf. MM ; 1411)
corned beef , J14.00 ; 2 Ib boneless fplgV feet ,
f2.80 ; 111) English brawn , ,11 30 ; 2 fii English
brawn. 12.1.1 ; 0 11) KngllsVurawn. M.7.1 ; 1 II )
chipped boef. ! , ' .00 ; I Ib cdlrtiiresied ham , ll.fl.1.
Itorr. llasis Manilla rnpiij I5c ; sisal rope ,
12'4c ' ; cotton rope , I fie : now process , 8ic. !
COTTON TWISB Hlhb very line , 3 or 4 lily ,
Mo ; flue , 20e ; Daisy , iSc ; eatidlo wick. 82e.
OuyES--Qiiartspor doz , , t3,73 ; pintspcrdoz. ,
| 2.ai ; bulk , per gal. . Me. ,
Vi.NKOAn 30gr. cider , lie ; good , lie ! whlto
wine , l.lc. _
STOVE I'ot.tsit-K.OOiJW.fiT'Vr gloss.
IlAOS-Am. , per l < Wt7.0oT l.owlston , per 100 ,
(17.00.
Mof.Assr.a llbls. N. 0. fancy pergal. , 53O37e :
choice , 4.V3I7CJ gOod.0iW.'c : ! ! ! CubaTjaklng , 28-i9
30c : black strap , W&Se.
WiiAi'i-iNO I'Ai'Eii-Straw. per Ib , USft2iC ! ;
rag , 2iot ! Manilla. 11.5'tino : No. 1,7e.
IIAOS Union Square. 305 n per contoff 1m.
SAi/r-Oalrv , 2 t ) Ibs In bill , bulk , JMO : best
grade , fiOfi , JJ.30 ! best grade , 100,3 * . IJ.40 ! best
grade , 23,10s. K.SO : rock salt , crushed , tl.60 ;
common , bbls , tl.23.
SOAPS Castllo , mottled , per Ib , 6310o ; do ,
white , per Ib , He.
HiiooMS-l'arlor , 4 tie , $2.75 ; 3 tie , 12.23 ; sta
bles , $2.33 ; common. S1..W3I.75.
COCOA ? Ilb tin. 40o per Ib.
Citocot.ATK 22(3350 ( per Ib ; German chicory ,
SAI.SOUA Bbls , l ? c ; granulated , 2c ; kegs ,
So'nA l'kRS CO Ibs to box , M54G. !
NUTS-Alinonds , 15o ; Hnulls , lie ; filberts , 13e ;
pecans , lie ; walnuts , IS'jc1 ' : peanut cocks , Sc ;
roasted , lie ; Tennessee peanuts , 7c ,
Diiuns ( Urocoi-sj l'or Ib-.llora.v , 12c ; cop-
poras,2ic ! ; Hay leaves , lie ; glue , IGe ; cpsoiii
sails. 4e ; glaiiber sails,3e ; sulphur , 2ic ! ; blue
vllrol , Oe ; alum , 4u ; tartarlc aold,42o ; resin ,
*
OIUIIMF Pftillcroam twins , 10'ic ' ; full cream
Ohio Hwh , Ida ; full cream WUconsIn Swls.s ,
HQIGc ; full cream brick , I''c ; full cream llm-
burgcr Swiss , 13c.
UANMIII ( loons Fruits , California standard
bi anils , 8j-lb , per doz-Anrlcots , JI.701.S5 ;
aprlcoH , pin fruit , $1.50 : gnlloiH , JI.M ; black
berries J2.83 ; cherries , black , t.MVKW.85 ; cher
ries , whlto. } 2,25S2.riO ; grapes , * 1.0.vai.SO : pears ,
llartlett , &M032.23 ; pencbes , yellow , t2.lon3.v5 ;
peaches , lemon cling , 12.40 ; plums , egg , fLKi ®
l.M ) ; plums , golden drops , tl.bO ; plums , green
gages , JI.C.VBl.W ; peaches , with pits In , Jl.OO ;
currants , * 8.30 ; goo"oburiles , Ji.25 ; quinces ,
S'.MO ; raspberries , ? 2.SO ; strawberries , $8.50 ;
peaches. 3-lb eastern slnndni-ds , | ] .H5 ; 3-lb nie ,
tl.10 ; (1-lb ( pie , $2.ai ; gallons pic , $ .1.00 ; api
high standards. 4..7.1 : 2 ll > gooseberries .Wai
2-lb Ktrawberilcs. lKV/c ) ; 2-lb raspberries
II.oo-lb blueberries , SOftiOe ; 2-lb blackberries ,
G.va75 ; 2-lb slrawberrles. preserved , $1.60 : 2-lb
raspberries , preserved , 'f 1.80 ; 2-lb blackberries ,
preserved , $1.80 ; pineapples , Ilabamn chopped ,
$2.00 ; 3-lb llahama grated , fj.7.1 ; 2-lb Ilnhuma
sliced , J2.60 ; 2-lb Standard sliced , $1.2JBI.M ;
cherries , 2-lb red , l.ltlmoro ) , KVii'Xic ; peal's.
Sib , $1.30.
VKor.TAnr.ES Tomatoei 3-lb extra , $1.10 ; 3-
Ib standard western brands , GOBilVj : gallons ,
strictly standard , $2.00. Corn Finest grown ,
$1.W ) ; glltcdgcd sugar corn , very line , 81.M ;
choice 2-lb sugar corn , $1.20 ; 2-lb extra western
brands,75cil$1.00 ( ; 2-lb standard western brands ,
C0ft70e. Mushrooms 1-lb French , extra line ,
2223c ; 1-lb French , fine. l&t&Ro ; l-n > French ,
ordinary , lttlSc. 1'oas Tres.tlno per can , 2.1o ;
demlllne , poroitn , 16c ; 2-lb sifted. $ l.iiOIb ;
e.arly June , $1.23 )1.33 ) : 2-lb Marrow , standard
brands , (1,10 ; 2-lb soaked , r > 7c. String beans '
2-lb high grade , Ucfugcc , STte ; 2-lb fioldcn wax
beans. 73c ; 2-lb string beans , 70c. Lima Deans
2-lb soaked , 7.io. Hoston Itakcd Deans 3-lb
Lewis , $1.0.1 : crown brand , Jl.fiO. Sweet Pota
toes -lb Now Jersey , $ I.(10. ( Pumpkins 3-lb ,
$1.10 , Okra and tomatoes , $1.00 ; okra , Sl.CO ;
succotash. tl.'O.
FISH Codllsb , extra Georges , new , fi'Jo ' ;
grand bank , new. r.c ; silver , 2-lb blocks , O n ;
snow white , 2-lb bricks , new , Oo ; Turkey cod ,
largo middles. brlcks,0c : snow whlto crates ,
J2-3 Ib boxes 7o ; Iceland halibut , Oo ; medium
scaled ben Ing. 23o : No. 1 scaled herring , 22o ;
domestic Holland herring , .V > o ; Hamburg
spiced herring. Sl.M ; Uilssliln sardinot , 73e :
Uusslan sardines , plain. Me ; Imported Holland
herring , crown brand , Me : do fanoy milker ? ,
OOo ; mackerel , No. 1 shore , half bids , $13.00 ;
bloaters , halt blils.it3.00 ; white lisli , half bbls ,
J7.IK ) ; trout , half bbls , JS.50 ; family white lisli ,
$ . ' 1.00 : salmon , JS.r > 0 ; l-lb mackornl ( herring ) ,
$1.UO1.10 ; 1-lb llnnan hadiilcs , $1.7 , ' > ; 1-lb lob
sters , $2.iri2.23 ; 1-lb Aliiska salmon , Aleut ,
tl.GO ; 2-lb oysters , 10 oz , * l.l)1j ) 1-lb oysters , 5 o/ ,
ifl.15 ; 2-lbsclecls 120 ! ; , t2-'K ; 1-lb clams , lltllo
necks , Jl.'il ; 2-lb clams , little necks , $2.00 : U-lb
sardines. Imported , per case. 100s , $ l3.iOIKO.OO ( ;
! J-Ib Imported boneless sardines. 2 < io ; U-l
dlnes , American , per case , 100s. French style ,
Jl.r > 02-i.OO ; H-ll ) sardines , American , per case ,
100s , Fionch style. $7.SOftS.no : U-lb sardines ,
mnstatd , per ease , 50s. $ 't.7334.l)0 ) ; Imported key
bat-dines , JI3.CO.
DHIKII II'IIUIT CurrariK new , nSft7e ! ;
prunes , casks , 1,300 Ibs , h'j i'ic ; prunes , bbl or
bags ( iaiffl7'jc ' ; eltron peel , drums , 20 Ibs , 22c :
lemon peel , drums. 2flc/urd ; dates , boxes , 12
Ibs , lie ; apricots , cholcn evaporated , 13c ; apri
cots , jelly cured , 23 Ib .boxes , 18e ; apricots ,
fanoy , 2.1 Ib boxes , IGc ; npplcs , choice ovapor-
dry cured , llto : poaches , pared , fancy ,
choice , ICc ; Halt Lake , "Jo ; pitted plums , Cal. ,
1 Ib boxes , 840 ! ! < c ; raspberries , evaporated ,
N. Y. . now , 3lo ; prunes , U. o. . (10-70 ( , 105J12UC ;
orange peel , 13e ; raisin ? , Uallfornla , London
croplRS ! ) . J..40 ; Ual. loose muscatels , crop 1889 ,
82.10 ; Vnlonclu.s , 1S39 , CVSc : Valenclas , now , Oc ;
Cal. heedless , > , ks , 8c ; Onditra , layer , new , lie ;
dried grapes , 5c ; prunollcs , now , lie.
Oulnlnc , pornz , I1 & W , 40o ; German , 40c ;
Inulgo , per Ib , 73e ; insect powder , 40o ; opium ,
$1.00 ; morphine , per oz , $3.10 ; hops , porlb , 30c ;
glycerine , 21c ; dextrine , 12e ; cultlubono , 3" o ;
cream tartar , pure , 3Se ; commercial , 18o ; cam
phor , H2o ; am. carl ) . , lie ; blue vitriol , 7iic ;
acids carbolic , 40ito : ; nitric. 43'iJ17e ; tarlarlc ,
3T'tOo ; sulphuric , 3uY ; oils siionn , $1.10 ;
whale , OSc ; castor , SI.23 ; noats foot , 5C3i > ( ) c ;
turpentine , 40c ; Tonka beans , $1,73 ® 1.00 ; bal
sam tolu , 3S ( IOc : calomel , ftj)7o ' ; canthara-
dles , $ l.W5il.r. : : ; cassia buds , 2022c ; chloro
form , r.litXJc ; ergot , 4732c ; gum arable , K > ®
D.-.O ; giyeerlne. L'iiiiile ; lyeopodium , 42iilOo ;
mercury , 8Io ; Tonka beans , $1,73.
Mctnln.
Htocic TIN Small pig , 2So per Ib ; bar , 30o per
Ib.
Ib.Cot'i'F.n Planished boiler sizes , 32o peril ) ;
cold rolled , 2Su peril ) ; bheatblng , 27u pcrlb ;
pltts and Ilatts , 28o per Ib.
GAIVANI/.IH SIIKUT Inox Dlse't 50-10 per
cent , pat. plan. Iron , Nos. 21327 , A , 10ic ! ; II ,
a Charcoal , I. 0. , 14.\20 , 112 , $3.73 ; I.
' '
Siu'ETlnoN-No.20$3.C5 ; No. 27 , $3.73.
SOMiKlt H15o.
TIN | 'IATE-I. O. , 10x11 , 211 , $7.23 ; I. X. , 10x11 ,
82.1. * ! > , UO.
TIN l > r.ATi-Coko-10\il.223 , 5J.23.
BTKII : , NAII.S llase , tl.23.
KIKKI , Wllti : NAII.S llaso , $2.6" .
Wlltc Jap. barb , $3.K ( ) ; gulv , , < 51,13.
1XTEIIENT8.
An Incrciise Noted Iloth for the AVeclc
mid Year.
CINCINNATI , O. , May 7. [ Special Tclo-
gram to Tin : I3in. : ] Tomorrow's Price Cur
rent will say : The aggregate supply of hogs
for the week linsngnitrsUown n liberal num
ber and a further enlargement of the packing
returns in the west , indicating a total of 205-
TOO , against 2r : ! ,000 , the preceding week and
103,000 last year. The total from March 1 Is
3,030,000 , against 1,74:1,000 , a year ugo , u gain
Df 10 per cent. Leading places comp.u-o as
follows :
Money ly Ilccillulf a Pi'csciitiinont.
Not long ttfjo a Boslon mnu rocolvotl u
Inrjro sum of moioy 119 tfcasupci-or anor-
nulzutlou too Into f6i * a ilouoslt. so ho
look it homo with him to liis mibm-nun
I'csltlonso. It worrlml him , this money ,
In u way ho could n6t' tindorstaml , saya
Lho Boston Times. JIo kept thlnklntr ,
"Am I goiiifr to lese JUila money which
; lood not Iwlonp to ini > ? " So strong was
this fiHjlino ; that ho could not f'o to sloop.
Vet ho was iiHhamou"6i''hlinsolf.
Saying notliinff to Ids wlfo ho got tip.
look tlio money from his coat pockulmt (
It in his stocking and throw it under tlio
bed. In the morning his wlfo to him in
n jolting way : "I wonder what condition
you wore in when you cuino to hod last
nighty Thoro's your coat on the floor ,
your vest is out In tlio hall and your
Irousors ave across the doorslll. " Uolng
: i man of steady habits it did look suspi
cious. It did not taku him long , how-
aver , to dist'ovor that hurglam had boon
through the house , and Jits own money
uid watch tukon.
Hut the stocking under the bed was
safe.
Sleeplessness , nervous prostration , nervous
.lyspepsla , dullness , blues , cured by Dr.
Miles' Nervine. Samnlos free at Kuun &
I'O.'s , lyth uud Douglas ,
un is Tiunu KINO.
How ttio 1'coplo In Cctttral Aincrlcn
are Octtlni ; Itlch.
A. doCnstro yCasaloU , tlio Spanish min
ister to Gimtemnlit , was nt the Unmd 1'nclllu
over Sunday , says the ChlcnKO Tribune. Ho
Is on his \viiy to Mudrld , where ho will enjoy
a tow mouths of leisure before returning to
his ofllclal post. Ho has been In Central
America many years , and is thoroughly no-
qualntcd with every republic.
"Central America , " ho said last evening ,
"is enjoying the height of prosperity. Never
has such a bright tlta * been seen In tlio Span
ish-speaking republics as the present. The
secret of this state of affairs Is that coffco Is
worth 25 cents a pound and cocoa $ t a pound.
It costs about 5 cents u pound to rnlso coffco
hi Guatemala. The planters get 'Jo cents for
the product right on the plantation. When
you recollect that most of the Inhabitants are
interested In the raising of coffee you can ac
count for this reign of prosperity.
"The best feature of the ROOU times Is that
the supply of coffee Is nowhere near equal to
the demand. There nro socialists niul anar
chists down there as well as in Kuropo mid
America , but while every ono Is malting
money rapidly there Is no thno for riots mid
revolts. Affairs nro so bright In Central
America that the dissatisfied people can get
no sympathizers , and they nro obliged to
abandon any schemes that might llnd sup
porters In dull times. The people of Guate
mala have the' fullest conlldcnco In General
Manuel L. Barillas , their president , and ho
shapes their affairs as If ho was planning for
ono big family. Ho has douo nioi-o for the
federation movement than any other presi
dent and the people appreciate that. This
union , now announced olllclally , Is thought to
bo the best measure for all concerned. It is
approved of by my country. Spain has no
political designs upon any of the Central
American countries and wishes the union the
best of success. Tlicro Is some tnllc now of
bringing about n union between the federa
tion and Mexico , but that Is looking ahead
too fin. It is paramount to your question ot
annexing Canada. "
When the Spanish minister was asked If
any progress was being nuulo in bettering the
trade relations qetwccii the United States and
Central America and if the Paii-Aincrlcaii
congress had accomplished any good , hcsaid :
"The men of Central America who have
money and buy goods are not saying much
about the relations of trade. Thu talking Is
being done by the politicians. If you have
goods to sell you can go down there mid sell
them. They are not coming up hero for them ,
I went over to one of the biggest plantations
in Guatemala one day to ask what the Pan-
American congress had accomplished. The
rich planter had heard something about It ,
but that was all.
" 'Don't you expect fruitful results i1 I
asked.
" 'I have not thought of it. ' answered the
planter. 'While coltco is bringing In so
much money we can't nlToiil to lese any time
in reckoning on the result of n plan to help
our commercial relations. Wo are getting
along well enough as it Is. '
"And ho was u representative man , too. "
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINK OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two-ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute cure for all sores , bums ,
wounds , chapped hands mid nil shin eruptions ,
Will positively euro all kinds of piles. Ask
for the ORIGINAL A11IETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by G.oodman Drug company ut
25 cents per box by mail SO cents
s uoiiiucii "SUGAR TUUST.
Ono of tlio Must Compact , RcuUlcss ,
niul Obnoxious Combines.
The sugar Industry is controlled absolutely
by ono ot the most compact , reckless and ob-
iioxious-trusts in the United States , observes
Llio Philadelphia Telegraph. .It is true that
thcro are three or four refineries which are
not in the trust , but It is similarly true that
they have , since the establishment of the
trust kept side by side with it , using it to
keep up tlio price of sugar. They have not
interfered with it nt all ; they are actually
millions richer for it. Whoa the trust closed
a number of Its rcllnerics and discharged hun
dreds of its workmen , BO that by decreasing
production it might increoso the price , the
rentiers who wore not of the trust advanced
their prices also , taking advantage of what
the trust had done.
Will anybody say why a combination of
manufacturers who deliberately schema to
plunder the public out of many millions
yearly should bavo the protection of the
government of the people , by the people , and
for the people , when it is the people who nro
plundered ? Our contemporary , who de
clares that free sugar is wanted and that It
has long urged it , says that "by making sugar
free up to ' ! ( ! , ' Dutch standard" ( all below
that being practically raw material and pro
tected by the bounty provided for It
by the MeKinloy bill ) , "Tho
refining of sugar in this country is
put in serious danger. Gro.it loss and great
damage to both capital and labor will bo
worked before an adjustment is made of
thc3o now conditions , The reason for depart
ing from the prrctlco and policy of a genera
tion in protecting rcllnlng should bo made
perfectly clear. "
This is n wonderful pica for free , sugar by
our contemporary , which declares free sugar
is wanted and that it has long urged it.- The
truth is , that the duty on sugar of and above
1(1 ( , Dutch standard , provided by the McICin-
ley bill , is moro than fairly protective of the
rcllnlng industry or tnist. It Is really n
higher duty than is needed for protection ;
and conclusive proof of this , all statements to
the contrary , Is established by the fact that
ainco the trust induced the ways and means
committco to change the original 5 per
cent ad valorem margin of protection to n
specific duty of four-tenths of n cent , the
trust certllieatcs have steadily increased In
value. The Now York Times states that this
changa for the bcnclit of the trust was made
nt an interesting midnight conference in Mr.
McICinloy's private rooms. Since that time
"Tho market value of sugar trust certificates
an tlio stock exchange has advanced about
pll a share , and the purchases have been
very largo. In other words , the market value
jf the trust as a whole has Been increased
about STi.noO.OUO. "
But the trust is not satisfied with this nd-
flltion made to its capital by the McICinley
uill on the very night before the measure
was reported tp the house. It wants n
liighor duty to protect it In plundering the
jountry , and it lliuls no diniculty In Inducing
i Journal which admits that free sugar Is
ivantcd , and that It has long urged free
iiigar , to believe that sugar should bear a
itlll higher duty to pi-event Injury to the relining -
lining Industry.
AVIintolt Costs
mist bo carefully considered by the great ma
jority of people In buying oven necessities of
life. Hood's Sursaparilln commends itself
tvlth special force to the great middle classes ;
lccauso It combines positive economy with
? rcat medicinal power. It Is the only mcdl-
iliio : of which can truly bo said " 100 doses
one dollar , " and a bottle taken according to
Jinx-lions will average to lust a month.
I'AXKl ) III3JU > AND FIIEI-3 JUTR.
What Should Ho Dom- Simple Solu
tion of a Problem.
A good ninny farmers In Now York , It Is
said , are again turning their attention to the
niltlvation of hemp and Ihix , in the belief that
.hcso products would yield bettor returns'
: han some others. As this country Is obliged
0 import nearly all Its hemp and llax , domes-
.lo productions thereof hero and thcro might
irovo profitable , says the Philadelphia Hcc-
) i-d. The McICInloy bill , whllo proposing to
nit Jute , manlllu , and sisul grass upon the
: rco list , would Increase the duty on hemp
uid llax for the "protection" of the farmers.
I'his Is ono of the cases In which protection
ittorly falls of any pnrposo except the oppro-
lion of the manufacturing Interests.
In spite of t units , the importance of hemp
mil flux and all other grimes for nianufac-
.uring purposes uro constantly increasing ;
uid.to nothing llko the oxtcnt of the incrcaso
.hut might IK ) nnUdlutcd If they should ho
iluoJd upon the free list. By Increasing the
lutloH on tlax and hemp their Importation
, vould bo obstructed , to the serious injury of
.ho manufacturers , who would IK > obliged to
ise , whenever feasible , Jute and other free
lubstltntes , the imiwtutlon of which would
) o largely Increased , Whllo the proposed re-
noviil of duties from these foreign grasses Is
1 commenduDlo fcaturo of the McKlntcy bill ,
t would tend to neutralize the IncriM.se of
'protection" on their domestic congunvrs ,
On the other hand , an Incrcaso m the duties
on flax and hemp would Inlllct a penalty 01
the manufacturers as a sot-off for the re
moval of duties on the rest of the grasses
On the other hand , the free admission o
thcso grasses would lessen the Intcndci
bcnclit of the advance In duties on lla ;
and hemp. Loss of these raw mate
rials would bo Imported , and thcro would bci
largo Increase In the Imports of their manu
factures. So , under tlio McKinlcy bill , tin
manufacturers would bo worse oft than the )
nro now , and the position of the domestli
producers of hemp and llax would not bo hn
proved In the least ,
The simple solution of this problem wouh' '
bo to put hemp , llax , jute , nndsisnl crass wltl
wool and all other raw materials of produc.
tlon on the free list. After n half century 01
protection the culture of hemp and llax Inu
almost died out In this cOnntryas tlio proiluc
tlon of wool has expired In somo-porlloiis ol
It , under the spcrations of natural laws whirl1
no turllT enactments can sueeessfullv resist. .
The attempts of the McKlnlcy'A In congress
to overcome these laws will bo as futile its the
labors of the Kecleys and all the rest of tin
visionaries of perpetual motion , though f.n
moro mischievous In their results.
Your Sunday dinner Is not complete with
out a bottle of Cook's extra dry champagne
Once tried never forgotten.
Schroecler & Dean ,
GRAIN ;
Provisions and Stocks.
Basement First National Dank.
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SOD South 13th Street , Omaha.
BLAKE , HOISSEVA1N & CO. ,
London , England.
ADOLl'H BOISSEVAIN & CO.
Amsterdam , Holland.
IBnnlcors.
liny niul ell Amerlcntiyeciirltloson coiumlslon on
I initiiii iiml on nil Continental nmrkct' .
Negotiations of uuvr loans n fpoJlully.
GILBERT BROTHERS ,
TAXIDERMISTS ,
Specimens can ho Kent us jnfcly bj- mull or express.
Send for prleua. MS .N'mtli lotli Street , Umiibn.
RJULWHY TIME OHRD.
"leaves I OMAHA .t ST. IXIUlS. ( "Arrives
Omaha. | IJ. r. ilcpot. lllj ( ) _ mnl Mnrcy Sti. | Oiimlia.
! Tciivos | SIOlJX TJlT\r I'A riVuX I Arrives
Omaha. | lf. 1 * . ilopot. llltli nnil jl rcyBti'piiiiilii _ | . _
T.15 a ml Blonx City I'aMeiiRCr IllUS ) p ra
1.CUTC9 f Arrives
Omnlm. llci'iit Ittli unit WcbiluriiH. I Uniiilia.
il.j.'i p nil St. I'nnl I.lmlteil. . .
Oinalia. | Depot 15th niul Webster Htn. I ) n ill i.
UNION I'ACIKIO-SUMUIIHAN THA NS
Thcsu trains nlso stop nt 13th , 17th , Jtli anil 21th
etreots , Kniiiiult nnil Hnvlileo L'roasliiL' . Worklni-
incii'iHraliis do not run Siniiliiy.
llroiul- Trans Bheol'y
wny fer Omaha Sta South Albrl't
ClUniTH Depot. Depot. tion. Oiiinhn. Depot.
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fi.15 ll.Sj . . . .i. . . .
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8.45 H.I15 8.K ' .1.05 H.I5 8.07 7.S5
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U.45 1M 7.115 7.16 . . . .17.07 ( i.55 11.60
Leitvos I CHICAGO , It , I. \ I'AClr'IO. Arrlvoi
'frmisferl Union Dojiiil , Cojincll HlnlN. Transror
rl.ao"p nil. , NliiliT Kxprusa H.15 n in
O.I'rO u in Allnnllc Kipreis 6.55 p in
bM. V iJU.viii.i'i > ' 9 in'U ' ! ? _ LUiilleil I0.i : n m
lA'ave TOIIIOATjr-S'NOU'l'UWI-STI'.llN. ' | ArrlTM
'J'rnnafurl ' Union Depot , Council lllulti. 1'rnnifpr
0.4U u m IUU p m
6.1X1 p ni , Vi' < llliulo Llmllcil ti.ui : n in
10.1X1 p ,11 . . . .ICimtern Klyrr 2.U ) p m
MO p in . . . .Allnntli ) Mnll
"LiuTos" Affrvoi"
Trniisfur Union Depot , Council Illurli. Transfer
* U.i : ) a in ClilcnKO Sl lToxcopt ( Siiiiday ) . . ! > . : p m
O. ; l p in ClilrnKO Kxpross 11.15 a in
IUU ) p | . . . . . . . . . ' - ' K jira ii i.mf m
TXJBVUS "K. 07 , ri'l1. JOB'S 0 ; 1C
Trnnsfor jlnlon llc'pot. ( 'imiicll III u III
if ) W i. m' 7..T < nnsas"Olljr Duy U pri-sn. . . .
Trnnifur"K. nii I'lly Nlylit K prn s. .
l.onvm " "OXAIlA i hT. LOUIS. I Xrrlves
Trnnifur Union l ) pot , Council llhifls. | Train for
i.15 | i iiij. . _ . _ . .St.l iuU Cnnirn Hull..J1Z.13 plnj
"l.c.-i us ( OIIK'AllO , llllll ) ? > r& OIIISCV.J Arrival
Transfer ) Union Dt-pol , ( 'ouncll Jllurtu , | Trnnsfor
l.4l ) a ui Clilcncu Kxpress. . n.tu p 111
10.1(1 p ni rUlcncu Kxprpss. . B.-jl a ui
&U ) p m Clilrniiu Knit Mall. 5.M ) p m
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"Leaves BlOUM I'lTV A'l'At'fPH1. I Anlvm
Transfer JlnlonJIopot , runncll UlulJs [ Transfer
7. < 'i a m . . .HiuuWllr AreoniiiioOutlon. I 0.35 a in
p nil HI. I'aul | fi.U p m
TO WEAK EVBEN
Eurfcrins from tlio enrcuof youthful rrrorn , arlr
tltcay , wusiliitf wi'aknpkn , tokt inaubuiMl , U' . , 1 will
tend a valuable trcatlK ) ( walull contulnlnu full
punleulani for homo curr , I'llKli of charge. A
iplemlld medli-al work i ihonlil lm reail by rrcry
uian nhn U n rvoini anil Ucbllltat'd. Adtln-M ,
1'rof , I'.C.
NES3 CUKED ir v1 * r .
l"ii.TuiEU.giA ] lAJ CUSHIONS
kUn.tlp rdiUim llj. ColoiUU * .
tJUi . .iu lllu.ittu U.t * r U
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. 8. DKPOS1TOUV. OfclAHA , WED.
Cnpltnl , - - - $400,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1SOO , - 07,000
Onc m and DlrcoloriHenry W. talM , prMlilf nil
KI B. llffil , rlcp ilrivMcnt : . .tainrsV S. f Hi"Ti
T'Morie. JohnS. ( Villlm ; It. II. CuihliiK ) J. M ,
Patrick ) W. 11. S. llunhoi , caililer.
Tl-1 15i I RON. .0 AN 1C.
Corner IZth and Varnum Street * . I
A General llnnklnit HinlnonsTruinacteJ. I
National Bank
Cnpltnl , - $40O.OOO
Surplus , - 4O.OOO
nmccr * nrnl Dtrcrtori-R. M. Moriprnnn , O , Jt
Illlchrock , Jn > i'ili | tlruiionii , Jr. , A , Henry , K. 1Q
Anilernon , William 0. .Maul , rlro-iiresUlenl : Ii. l )
\Vlllliiiiii. A. P. Hopkins prpililrnlt A , MllllariU
CAnlilcr ; ! ' . II. llrf ant , nnslttant caslilcr.
Omaha ManUfijotUrers.
liootH niul Slioi'S.
JONK & Cdy ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of Hoots & Shoes
Acontsfor llo-ton llulibo- Shoo Co.UJ , lll
llarnuy aitcotOiualii.Nuli. ; ,
_ IlrO\VIl'H.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
15.11 Ncrtli 1 lh Street , Omah.-i , Neb.
KAQLE COHK1CE WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window rapi anil inet.illL-'kyllKhK .lolill Kpcnctcr ,
_ liroprlntor. luaali.l IIUBoiilli luili tlrceU
ArtlNtH' MalerlalH.
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A. ilOSPK , Jr . ,
Arlists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1M3 Doimlaa Hlroc't. Orn.ilin , Nob.
- . ' . . _ . . _ . : _ - ± - = 3
Coal , Coke , Klu.
OMAH JCC I ALCOKE : AND "LIM E CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
8. K. Cor. I6lli ami Doiitflu Streets , Omnlm , Neb ,
NEDHASKA FUEI , CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
311 Soulli mil Sircnt , Omalin , Neb.
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Clinr.M.
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DEAN , AUMST RONQ A : CO.'i
Wholesale Cigars.
403 N. llilli Slrect. "Hellol" K19. _
Dry Gooiln anil NotloiiH.
M."K SMITH jTcor | "
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notion !
Corner Illlianil Ilnwanl HlrecU.
Kii.PATucK-oci DRraooDS co. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ,
OontV KurnlslilneUooiH. Corner lltli anil llnruor
atlcetn , O.nlili.l , Neb. _
Kurnlttiro.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Karnnm Htrt'ot , Omnlm , NebrasVa.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture.
Omnlin , Nolimrlin.
Gi-occvicH.
McCORD , BRADY & CO ,
' Wholesale Grocers ,
ISllinnil I.cavenvTortli Streets , Onmlin , Nubrnnlin.
lamilicr , Kto.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Etc.
Imported anil American I'orlliinil C ment. Stat4
aaentforMlliTiiiikeo Ilyilmiillu Cunicnt , und
( julucy VVIiItu l.lmo.
CHAS. R.
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Wood carpets anil parquet lloorlnif , dill amlDouglai
Btruul.i , Uui liu , Ni.'Liniika.
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LOuVa"lRADFOUB ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doom , Kto. Yixnls , Corner Tth anil Douglas. Otllca ,
Cornur lUlh uud Doii
FUED W. QREY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Corner PIK niul [ ) oiiilu.i | Streets , Oiimlm.
Millinery ami NolloiiH.
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Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
208 , 210 una 212 Soulli lltli street.
N'ntloiiH :
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. , i
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
Hit lliirnoy street , Oiimlm.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
e , etc. , Omaha. , A. II. Bishop , Maunder. J
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Cnrry a ulcc stock of jptlntlnn. nrupplng and wrltln |
papur. Upeclnl attuiillon Klveu tocunl paper , j
HaAiH , Ktp . .
_ _ _
A. L. DEANE to CO. ,
Ucneral AiieiitB for
Halls' Safes ,
Ml and 323 South 10th St. , Oman * .
II. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
Ilouie FurnlililnKCooils , Children's Carrliines. 1201
Karnam street , Omnlm , .N'ob.
AVator Hiiiill | < : .
U. S. WIND ENGINE ic PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ilallldajr wind mills. SISnnrllOOJoniui t. , Ouialia.
O. K. Iloss , Acllim Maimitar.
BROWNELL & CO. ,
Knglnes , Boilers and General Machinery/
Bhtot-lron tvork , utoam purnpi , saw mills , 12131311
street , Umaha.
Iron " \Vorkn.
I'AXTON k VIERLINO IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Worlf *
Engines , brass work , general foundrr , niaclilno oufl
blacksmith work. Otnco an.l works , U. 1 *
llf. and ITIli strtot , Umalm.
OMAHA SAFE < Sc IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults , Jail work , Iron nhutlvrs and nro vicuye *
U. Audrveii , | > rop'r. Cor I4lli aniljackson bis.
Hash , DOOI-H , ICtu. _ _
M. A. DISbROW Ic CO. ,
Wholoiale manufacturers of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , i
Ilranch odlcu , IZtli and Iiaril strvuts , Omnlm , If a. j
i
Orri eih
UNION STOCK YAHDS CO. ,
Of South Omaha , Limited ,
, Lawyer , 121 Dearborn Sb ,
AOOODHICII
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I'hloaKo 'M years' Nucccxiifiil jiracl'co.
Advlcofrcu ; nopubllclty , Bpeclul fuilllll
mauy Ktutcn.