THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SATURDAY , MAY 10 , 1890.
i TiiTn ntnifT Tn
SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Illinois Orop Figures Cause a Savro in the
Wheat Pit.
A BIO SHRINKAGE FROM LAST YEAR.
The Advance In Corn Proves to Uo
Only Temporary Selling Activ
ity In llltm and Lnrd-Klow
Utislncss In Hogg.
CniCAfio , May 0. [ Special Telegram to TUB
Urr.l This wns another red letter day In tlio
wheat pit , The market was of tlio active ,
enormous nnd unmanageable sort. Tlirro wns
plenty of news nnd an nliundanco of rumors.
After tho.1o advance In wheat jcsterduy a reaction -
action would have Dcen very natural but for
fresh rumors. The bcaro In tlio pit today came
from Illinois crop figures as s'-iit out by the
agricultural bureau. They make the condi
tion of winter wheat Indicate a crop of hut 45 ,
ngnliiHtW one year ago and 75 n month ago.
This simply set llio trade wild. The prlco of
July oucncil up curly Scorer the close yester
day nt K > Jc ( , Fold at Vlo \ and up to OG'ic. uml
ngnln olT toltt'ic tlio flint hour. A second bulge
took It to WUc , with another reaction to
CS'iC , another bulge to fl'to ' and again off to
U5Hc. 'Die high prices furtlioenrly mnntlis
wcioPSofor May and 0c for June. This was
the condition up to 1 o'clock. Trading win rc-
timrknblo from the very start. There- win
quick buying by those who hud failed to pet
promising margins , Thcro was wild buying
toratlnio by tliHo who thoiiKht wheat was
going to 11.00 at once , but the conscrv ntlvc element -
ment Bold on the Mist bulge , feehwnrtz A ,
Diiiice , Dunham \ Co. Ocddos A Co , Itohcrt
Wnrrcn A. C'o. . .Mitchell , S. V. Whlto A , Co ,
Jones .V Kennett and others turned In to
rc.illro at thu higher Mguri'S. This put the prlco
olTthutlisttlmolo ! > JV > c. Thcnthcrowassolllng
nlso by those who wished to short the market
for 11 break from the top point. Latin In the
iluy there wns significant bio Ing byV. . T.
linker SL Co. and by llutchlnson. Some free
oelllng by M. I ) . Stiver for coiintry account
wns crLillted to llutchlnson , nnd the crowd sold
on this. Parties on the lloor f 10111 Indiana wcro
very bullish , A rumor that Murphy ft Uo. had
fulled wnsiiulcUy denied. New > ork cleared
Ulwa bushels of wheat. Therowus llttloncws
outtddu of the crop fcnrc , There was tre-
inrndoug soiling In wheat before the close and
prices went olT almost us quickly us they ad
vanced early. Lnat prices wore ; May ,
5o ! June , Ol'ia ; July touched Pl'ic ,
nnd closed lit OIUoj August ! UiO !
beptembcr , Olc. Wheat oil the curb sold for
July ut OiaojJic ; puts , WiGiCJic ; calls , 00 ®
U7'/5c.
The corn market started under the Influence
of tbu strain In wheat and o.its , and the re
sult was a temporary ndvanco In the pilccs
which did not hold. Mny sold nt lUSTra nnd
olVtom : to the close ; June , 34H.H c , nnd
closed with .May ; JulylMKo to X.Hu to 34Jf ,
closing atlU' , ; August closed ntWie : t-optom-
bcr , ift'lc. On the enrly bulge linldwln & I'ar-
liuni nnd 1'owler wi-ro free hullots. Hartlctt
1'rnser bought freely. llutchlnson bought
curly , Tbohclllng \erygenernl .ill day.
There wan a , coiitlnuatloii of the previous
dayHlnonts. Holders of o.its do not cnro to
lot them go nnd thu tr.ido guts excited and
bids prices up In an effort to buy. About the
only Milling Is by those nlio sculp and soil to
take profits. The shorts himlrin. but they do
not cover. Prices went n notch higher today.
Mny stnrted under high pressure ut
Si\o and quickly went to 2UljC , with
ono trade of 10,000 bushels nt S9 fc
on an exchange of some sort. Tlio pressure
did not hold nnd Mny closed ut "TVtC. Juno
went ftoin 2G ! < iO enrly to 27'4e nnd closed ut
20e. July sold ut So'Jc and oil to : Hc.
' 1 heio wus some activity In ribs and lard nil
On } , but It wus on the selling side. Mess pork
wns not netl\o nnd wns not supported. May
wnsquoted nomlnil ut tl 100 until thu close ,
when It wnscnllcdJIJU ) . Juno sold nt JU'O'i
and the close wus nt Jl 100 ; July , JU''O. tel t ,
to * 1IOO. to SIJ.r . Lard sold from * > rY to
M HO for June nnd from $047' ' , to.4U for July.
August closed ut } < 1 474 and toptcmber ut $ j 55
Shot t ribs showed n similar decline. Muy wns
nominal ntj. > Q to the close ; Juno nt * . " > 47'/4
nnd elf to $ , " > 40 ; July $5 v early , to t'i 4"i to the
close. August closed at * 5 5Ji5 V > : beptem
ber. J" > W. The early selling of illisnas by
Armoui , ICynn nnd llcasloy. Later packers
( old both lurd nnd ribs.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
OIIICAOO , May 0. [ Special Tolc riin to THE
BKE.I OATTtB "Too many cattle for Friday , "
said salesmen. Ilnsliicss ruled slow. The
weather as rainy , the yards muddy and
stock not bulling at all satisfactory. Itoth
buyers and sellers , ono that wan'cd ' and the
Other thnt had pooO stock , agreed that values
on such-\\oro stcaity to strong , nhllomostof
Uic salesmen that had an ordinary class of
fair to medium stock icportcd > alucs lOc
lower. Thcro were only twenty-thrco cars of
Texans In the arrlMtls and only seven on the
market , the remainder bulnz owned by the
drosied bcof tr.ido. The ordinary
run of butchers' htock Fold tlio
tame ( is for the past week. Thcio was little
or nothing new In the stocKcr and feeder
lino. Cbulco to extra beo\es ( j 10(3540 ( ;
nu'dliim totood ; steerff. ll. > 9 to l.'iOO Ibs , $170 ®
fi.00 ; 1.10 to 1M ! Ibs , JI.40SI Hj ) lijO to I20J Ibs ,
t.lXXiW.tiO. ( htocker nnd feeders. fJbWK410 ;
cows , bulls anil mixed. JIKKS-'IVO ; bull. , J.Mi >
y 0 ; lop-fed steers , * l 50ffll 75. TUMLS Bteors ,
I. ® UO.
Jlloo < Iluslncss was slow nnd prices about
MlIOo lower. 1'act.ers paid W 10(64.25 , largely
M.lViil.l1 ; , and ( -liljpeiH ) ,2.Vit4 ! K > . largely
14 - . ' l/.TSi. Light Mirts sold : it t.l'xai 20.
YOIIK , May 0. [ Special Tolcgr im to
TUB HEK. ] STOCKS The action of the stock
market jcstorday was of the sort that went
far to dispel the Idea that agre.it reaction
siiiust , follow the advnnpo of the past two
weeks. Thoadvnuco In it fan western railroad
stocks Indicated the feeling of tlio public
rathci than tlio professional trado. Action In
Industrial shares Indicated v ery clearly that
some of the pools nt work wcro In for a much
further ndvanco. Hut there were weak spots ,
and the market this morning opened with eon-
Eldcrablo Irregularity lulls mov emcnts First
prices showed Irregularity and tlio differences
from last night's figures extended to 'i per
cent cither way , whlloSugar Hcflncrlcs was
up "i pur cent. In the subsequent dealings
.Missouri Pacific , lllchmond & , WcstPolnt.Sngar
Henneries , Atchlson , Chicago Gas and fct.
Paul were the active blocks , with the general
list comparatively neglected. Missouri Paelllo
nnd Lncledo Gas were strong features , the
former rising IS to 77S and the latter IJi per
cunt to2t > .f. Tim market tliictuated vvltnln
narrow limits and generally declined , though
Hlehmond A.est Point also showed marked
strength , rising 46 per cent. Sugar , after ris
ing to W. declined again to HI ? , , but the mar
ket Into In the hour developed a strong tone
and the early losses were In almost overi ease
rc'gulmd , with homethlng In addition .Still
further gains were made before noon. Hock
I Bland became the loader and rose to ( ft1 ! , n full
point. Union Paclllc dropped oIT lo ( lo1 , , whllo
\\isternUnlonboeamoaetlvoand moved up
to 8S' , against MS nt the c-loso jestcrdny.
Heading was up to4land Lncknwannnto 14QH.
In splto of unfavorable reports from the west
nnd In the fi.co of u very stllT rate for money ,
the ndvaneu on blocks was maintained to the
close. The great bull card of tlio duj wus that
the street regarded the open action of Gould
us bull suptkut of his favorite stock * . Mis
souri Pncfllo moved on up to 7b1 , closing -ni
percent higher. Western Union showed the
( nine roniarkablo support and ro.o3 points to
Mil , Hock Island , which has been hanging
Jlro with Missouri Pacific , also mover up to
' " " , closlnu with 1 per tout gain. Lackaw.mnn
MONKV Kusy nt 4Qfl percent.
PiiiMh.Mnu'ANTii.E PAl'Kit-aa , " per cent.
STtut.isii KxciiAMlK Quiet ! steady ; lx-
tj-duy bills , tlblV , ; demand. JltxiU.
Mining Htookn.
NEW YOIIK , May 0. [ Special Telegram to
TIIU 11 BE. ] Thelolluw Ing uru the mining stock
quotations !
iirunswlct.Con , , , . , . I'M llomrstako ICO
( liollar Kti Iron Mirer .U )
Crown 1'olut : iu Hello.Islo UO
Con Col. A Va 4U ( AuunionncallU , . . , , Ill
Colchl ( UO Ophlr SKI
IH-a.Uoud , T IM Occidental 10 }
KurckaCon , i. , 400 rijiuoutli , UU
KICrlMo . , , , , , . UU haraio 170
( ivulil A Currr . , . . . , WO sutler Creek . . . . . . . . ISO
ll lo A Nurcroi. . . . 116 Alice 'Mi
1'MtOliVCE MARKETS.
CIIICAOO. May 0-lslS p. m. clo e. Wheat
&a y ; cai.lill5oiJune , W o ; July.OlUo.
Coru Eu yj ca U and Juuo 34 > iC | July ,
U , S7iO ! | Juuc , SCO ) July , 3S
Hye " "lonilr at BJe.
IlnrlcySto.iilr. .
1'rlnio Tlrnotliy-Kiiy nl -303I.3I. .
Tint Quiet nt 11.41.
\\hliUy-II.W.
Turk-Steady : cash , tn.00 ( June , JI3.10 , July ,
Ilia ) .
Mrd-Diillt casli , KXJ ; June , IC.Uj ) July ,
1440.
rintir rirtn nnd nnchnngcdt winter wheat ,
K noa-un : rvtlm , tioviA.'A
' ' . short clear
I'rovUIoni-bliotildcrs.l'iOOiM.lOj ,
t : > N > 33 i J ( dhori rliw. ( Ci.nQ3.4D.
lluttor Dullj ereuinury , IJSITe ; dairy ,
Cliccso Qnlol : full cream chcddnn , OS
OUc ; lints , mt'J'ic ' ; Voung Americas , UUU
Stonily ! frcih ,
fcd ! lirnvy nnd llsht prccn
gnltcd.fi iUc ! snftcd bull , alfct dry flint , 037c ;
dry salted , &arxjjdry cnlf , &UCoi deacons , aw
cnoh.
Tnllow-Unchanitcd ! N'o. 1 solid packed ,
3S ! < C ! No.2a/.c ; caUe. 4o ,
Receipt ? . Phlpm'H.
Hour . ii.ooo 10.000
Whi-at . : .0 14,000
Corn . . . . . IH.OOO KHI.UUO
Onts . . . . . . . . K10JO 4CH.OHO
NEW YOIIK , Mar 0 Wheat llccclpti. 14T.POO
tnishchexport ; , 59,000 bushels : spot higher ,
clo'-edwcnkjNo.Srcd.tl.uu'iai.WJU lnelentor ,
* l O-J'sttl ' tci' , tilloat , * 1 01H 1 OJ'i f. o. li. : op
tions closed weak , higher , more nemo nnd
higher on curly trading on Illinois crop te
non , 05 tier cc'iit agnlnst ? ' per cent lust month ,
No. i red , .May , closed at if.UU'J.
Corn KvcclpU , SO-J.tOO bushel j exports
01,400 bushels ; spot closrd lower ! No. 2 , red , 42y
ff 4Jo In eltnator. 4 , 2.41o nllout : ungraded
mixed , lifKSnjjc ! options lower , weak ; Mny
closed nt 4J'jc. '
Oats Iteceluts , 171,000 bushels ; export" ,
8I.OUU liushcls ! spot Irregular ; No. 'J white'M'i
G.I7C ! mixed western , .UJGc : white west
ern , iMVUIlej options stronser , May closing at
aic.
aic.ColTco Options closed barely steady to 5
points up. Siiles , .1-MWU bags ! May. * 10 VXS
10 no ; June , $10 IvaiOJOj spot KIo steady ; fair
cargoes , JO 00. . , _ . .
Hngur H-xw , nominal ; centrifugals , 1X5 test ,
r > ! ic : refined , custur but elo-cd steadier , oil
'A1 55-ir/iJGc ; confectioners' A,5'sc ; granu
lated , r/aoi-irx ; .
1'otroliMiin United closed for June nt 3c.
Hggs 1'iincy linn : western. ll aiS'Jc. '
1'ork rirm , depressed , dulls western btcam ,
Ilu'ttcr Eiisy : western dairy , TOISc ; cream
ery , KnaiSo ; Iflgln , lOc. . , _ . , '
Oheeso K.isy ; western , nominal , 80'ic.
MINSCAPOMS , Mny 0. Wheat Strong and
higher ; futures fairly active. Ilecelpts. ' . .a
cars ! shipments , : c.irs. Uloslng : No. 1
hard , May , ICojJ line , ( tfej on tr.ick , B3"sO9lc ;
No. 1 northern , May. ( Co ; .Tune , itfe ; on tr.ick ,
teeaiVicjNo. 2 northern , May , Moj June , 'JOe ;
on track , S9c ,
ST. Louis May 9. Wheat-Higher ; cash ,
( I5c : July , UOtfc.
Corn Lower ; cnsh.AiUc ; July , 32yc.
O-xts-Strongi cnsli , i9o ; July , So'.c.
rork-DullattUOO.
Lard Nominally nt W 10.
Whlsky-lltK. . . .
liuttcr Finn ; creamery , HOISc ; dairy , 10 ®
IJc.
Mn.WAtiKEB Mny 0. Wheat Market nctlvo ,
unsettled nnd higher ; No. 2 spring , c.ish , U0i }
O'Jl'ic ; July , ( Cc.
Corn Quiet ! No. 3 , Me.
and
\\lil k\-ll.tc.
LivMti'Oor. , May 0.Vhc.xt Strong ; de
mand poor , holders offer sparingly. Cal-
Ifoinln No. 1,7s ad per cental ; red western
winter , 7s Id.
Corn Steady : demand poor ; new western
mixed , 3s C'4d per cental.
jc > irSTOCK. .
CIIICAOO. M.iy O.-Cnttlc-Kecelpts , 11,000 ;
slow and lower for common ; bcexcs. fo 10 ®
540 : steers , KUWjW 00 ; stoekers and feeders.
f--'M > 3410 ; cows , bulls uud ml\ed , $1 WSJ.TO ;
TOMIS steers , * J 804 00.
llogs > IZecolpts. 24 OPO ; market slow and
lower ; mixed , H O.V54 SiSi ; light and hea\y , $1 05
® 1' ! ( ) ; skips , { MlxaiOO.
fehecp Keeelpts 2,000 ! market steadv ; m-
thes , iM VKiit ) 10 ; western corn-fed , J3UO < ao.40 ;
TCMUIS , W 5mari DO ; lambs , 0037.00.
bT. LOUIS. .M.iy 0.-Cuttle Hcoclpts , 1,000 ;
shipments , 700 : market steadj ; Mir to fnney
natho steers. W 404 W ; stoekers and feeders ,
f. 40 ® . ) 50.
Hogs Receipts , 5,400 ; shipments , 7,000 ;
market stead } ; he.ivy. $1 OOnil.U's , packing ,
MU03105 ; light , f4 OJS407-1. -
cows , 11.25 ® . ' S5. c-anners and bulls , tl.OO-tJ W ) ;
e il cales. . J..OOBI.OJ.
Hogs Ilecelpts , 1.7JO ; market higher at J30j
© IU.- ) .
KANSAS OITV , May 0 Cattle Ilecelpts ,
7MK ) ; slilpments. 3.40J : maikot 1015o lower ;
steers , JJM515 ) ; stoekers and fccderb , WOO ®
3 50
Hogs Ilecelpts , 12,400 ; shipments , 400 ;
market lower : all grades , ti SOJ ! C > 5.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cuttle.
Friday , May 0.
Estimated iccelptsof cattle , 3 400 , compared
with JVM jestcrd-xy and2,2'ii ' Trlduy of last
week The steer market opened blow and lOo
loweron the best grades with an oe-cMsloiial
sale reported not moro than.r o lower , while
oiilto us many bales weru made at 15o luncr.
Tlio m irket dragged along till day slow
nnd sagging , at prices not ma
terially \arylng from the morning
decline. Cons weto not very plenty , the best
grades soiling at about steady pilees , with the
poorer lots blinding , some of them fully a
nickel. All the cows changed hands before
midday. 1'eeders weru scarce , but little north-
cm stocki'rs weio fairly plenty. The demand
for good fiedeis and btoukurs wns good , and
pikt'b ruled Him with everything changing
h inds on an active market. Hulls and calves
lire unchanged.
Hogs.
Estimated receipts of hogs 4 400 , compared
with J , tX > jcsterdny and 3,777 I'rldny of last
week. Thu market opened active nnd steady.
After early orders were ( llled bujers dropped
their bids n nickel , the maiket closing 5u
lower with nil sold. The range of the prices was
JJ.'H4 ) 05. Thonvorago prleo was JJU'i-j , com
pared with WOOyesterday and U 01JJ 1'ridny of
last week.
Sliccp.
Estimated receipts of sheep 1,76.1. compared
with none vcstorcay nnd 4JI I'rlday of last
week. Sheep are tlnn and good muttons In
demand , _ _
Avcraio Cost of Hogs.
The following tnblo gives the average cost
ofhozson the dntos mentioned , Including the
cost today , as based upon sales reported ;
Date. 1'rlco. Hate. 1'rlce.
May 1 . KIIW'4 May 2 . 4 OP4
May .1 . aUTKMnyS . .102
.May 0 . 3 tte > 4 Muy 7 . 3 Wli
May 8 . 300 May 0 . , . 3 07s !
1'rlccs.
The following Is n tnblo of prices paid In
this market for the gr.vdo of stock mentioned :
I'rlmosteors , 1100 to tlflO tts . . . Jl 10 ( Til. 75
Good steers , 12-iO to HVJ 3 > s . . . . S5 t4.50
O ( ) d btoers. la'iO to 1 LX ) Ibs . 31.5 < fll 40
Common , loot ) to 115J fts . . . 3.V ) ( ? ls5
Common ciinners . 100 f-M)0 ( )
Ordinary to fair cows . . . . 1 GO < Tc..i5
I'alr to gooil cows . . 1 ! O & 2tn
OXM | to choice cows . 2.75 ® .l 15
Uholco to fancy cons . ' . " 15 fr.ISO
1'nlr to good bulls . . . . 1.75 ftjra
Cholco to fancy bulls . 2M < tt\.V \ >
Light stookers nnd feeders. . . .250 ( HAI
Teedors. OJOtollOOttS . . . . 2'H ' 443 Ki
Kalr to oholco light hogs . . . 3.1ft < fM05
i'alr to choice heavy ho s . . aio , I.UT >
I'ulr to choice mixed hogs . 395 iil.OJ
Hl Iiest ami Low est Sale's of Ho s.
Tmlay , Yesterday.
Highest . . . . . * 105 Highest . . . . 05
Lowest , . . . . 3(0 Lowest . J 05
Stuck
Official Saturday Estimated Todiv.
Cnttlo . .incurs , JVU Cattle Ifi2 cars. 3,400
HoBs. . 51 cni-s , 3ro Hogs ti7 ears , 4 400
bheep . . 1 ear , U feheep . . 10 c.ir , l,7bJ
Coiiipnrntlvo Tallies.
The following table shows the range In
prices on hogs duilng this and last wees. ;
Avcrajo Prlco of HORS.
i ; the uvuraxo price nulil for loads of
uoduysInUlcatuU In ftU7lt& * , ISoJ anU
lar. May 1U Mar 7
Buntlay iM 14 73
5M i 76
SUbtJ Sunday 4 U
4 V4
S W-J 6.11 Simitar
1 S ( 4U7
DUposltlon of Stock.
Bliowlns thu number of oattlo bought by
the Itaillng buj era on toilay'b market.
CATTI.K.
Swift A. Co (41 (
Gco II Hammond .V ( 'o , . , , , " 47
Armour-OinlHliy I1 Co Ml
Umiihu 1'iioktiiK company 1
l.te UothschlcT.
llunton iV Underwood " 10
hhlpiienuuil feeders WJ
llccker It Dveon 14
i Trauermnu. M itn )
Kcprcscntatlvc Sales.
iitE ) < ; ni ) iu.r.r siErns.
No. Av , I'r. No. Av 1'r. No. Av , Pr
3. 810 I IK ! 18 10081105 40 1220 | 4 I *
23 , t'C .170 II II < 3 am 22 10 410
i K3 .1 71 18 1171 4 W 21 1100 4 2Q
I'l 1H ( > 3 71 3 1177 4 00 20 1541 4 20
2U 1011 375 10 IU < I1 400 1 1 0 42.1
10. . W7 3 W 4 IWtt 4 ( W ll 12B : 4 25
I 1 1047 3 M 21 1Z15 4 0\ I ! 1 HO 4 25
17.0)0 ) JIM ; w loai 4 10 21 IHM 4 .w
so irri 3M. 41 1170 410 20 1240 4 :
: . 078 a M 19 inn 4 n 24 .1201 4 m
12 1MI .100 1I.'I 1178 4 r S2..12M 440
20 .1105 a UO 20 HUG 4 15
stitrriNO AND KXPOiiT STrcn * .
1 . 810 n 40 2 127 % 4 I 10 1404 4 flO
17 n : i no : ir > 7 4 si 21 1 117 4 u >
II 1CK8 a ( VI 21 1191 4 2.1 14 I4IO 4 CO
n ior.7 a M a > uvi7 4 ai 10 .I.K 4 co
wj iiw : IH : n 1172 440 10 .I.KW 4 no
S0..1UY ] .HW lH..li\l 440 0 1'I07 46.1
10.1010 300 17. HO 440 40..1 H7 470
2. . 1200 400 20 1JS.1 440 1S..1BC 47.1
17.1110 400 20 1410 441 20 UV ) 473
1..I4JO 400 10. IBS 4 fO 18. .1473 4K5
SO .WS 40.1 20 .1IM 4 SO 18. . 1403 4 UO
40..12J2 4 15 l..lGTiO 4 CO
COWS.
1. . C70 200 10. . fiOJ 2C3 3. . M7 3 PO
a . WO 2 03 H 1(181 ( 2 G.1 2U . f l 3 10
3 .IJOfl 200 12. . KM 2 < Y > 8. . ft'iO 310
1 . 1020 2 00 1 .11JO a 71 7 lOnl 3 1.1
2 . 15 2 00 2 . Kll 2 71 B . b70 3 II
2 . fKO 22.1 3 UD ass 17.1010 32.1
0 r.JT 22.1 4 HIS 201 2..10S.1 32,1
1 1170 230 1 740 300 4 . ICO 32.1
3 IO.W 2 III 0 lOil 3 00 B PIG 3 3J
11 i'H 241 1 1150 300 0.711 340
( i 770 2 V ) 1 11W 3 00 10 . 710 3 40
8 MO 2 M 7 I" ) 3 00 2.1 IOIS 3 40
1. 1 > 0 2N ) 3 1(00 ( 300 40 11.17 341
i ; 10W 3 'iO 5 1048 3 IX ) 2 I.Cll .1 W
,1 1170 2 50 4 Ilh7 3 00 3 .1 PO 3 SO
31 1011 2 CO II Ml 3 W H lllii 3 m
0 im 2 HO 10 11XX1 3 CO 2 l-'Oo 3 l < 0
13. 1000 2 OS
OSSTOCKI
STOCKI US AM ) FFKDSHS.
1 f.10 3 00 ' . ' . ' 0 3 40 3 0 3 SO
1 . 440 3 00 2 7Vi 3 41 8 MS 3 BO
1 . d'K ) 3 00 U ( . 'I3 ' 41 25 . MO 3 50
1 . 820 3 00 0 . IM 3 41 7 . M'J ' 3 00
1 . .vto a as r. . rw j 41 u cou a so
2 . 700 3 35 2 . 711 .1 45 IS M4 3 SO
3 . 010 J 40 2 725 3 41 4 KV.1 3 00
3 . 017 3 40 3. . 673 3 50 10 1017 3 G5
] . . COO 340
1 .1240 2 00 1 1700 2 71 2 . MO 3 10
1 .KiOO 2 25 1 . ! ? 2 71 1 1S70 .1 10
1 12UO 2 25 1 1170 2 6S . 1 Ilv40 3 25
1. 1C10 2 : i5 0. 4W 3 00 2 1XXJ 3 25
1. 11)50 2 35 . 1..1JCO 3 00 1..1730 3 35
2 .12C5 2 45
CAI.VC ? .
1. 170 421 B. ICO 500 9 141 560
U. . 141 4S5 2. W 500 1. . 230 5 WJ
IIKIIUB.
1. . 010 2 25 14. . 503 3 10 32. . C74 3 40
20. . Ml 3 00
1. . SCO 1 50
STAGS.
4. U57 325
STEEIIS AND IIEIFEHS.
25 . 602 3 CO
1VI.ST1.IIN CATTLP.
No AT. Tr.
10 steers , shipping . 17J tJ 40
nous.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
8 , . . .2 > 0 1JO 380 < i5 . . . .280 1 0 3 > K > +
CO 171 JOO 3 80 711 240 80 .1 07' 5
5 . . . .2SS 40 3 HI 07 . 25.1 200 .107' i
14 217 3 M ft2bJ 3 l > 7'/
C8 .210 80 3 10 M . 283 120 .1 071/
21 . . . . .MB 120 JK ! ) 41 . 218 4 00
1 J . . Jia 40 J ' 74 . . 241 80 4 IK )
7 . . JEW 80 .1 H ) 07 . 2l bO 4 00
CO . . 241 40 .1 ! I2'J ' (11 ( 38 J SO 4 00
M ) . 21.3 40 3 l 'i M . 2. > J 40 4 00
01 2.13 W ) 3 ! i21 , 71 2 ! l-'O 4 00
5J . 2 : 103 3 ! tt > S 70 . ffil 4 00
( > l 1SJ M ) 3 IIS li ! . . 2-fi S3 4 10
fi. .213 ICO 3 01 C3 , .281 40 4 00
01 257 200 3 ( LI 57 . 214 1JJ 4 M )
64 271 41) ) 3 US ) 221 120 4 ( W
7. 21/J 120 J 115 ( iO . . Jill 4 03
70 20J 40 J 03 IX ) . J45 120 4 03
SO . 2U5 40 3 115 It ! . , 251 l-'O 4 00
CO 2oO 40 3 1)1 ) C7 2s5 40 4 00
71 251 1JO .1 ' 15 (18 ( . 251 4 00
bl . . .241 240 .1 ! G 01 . . 3SS 40 4 00
fit ! . 25J 3 05 IS 2cHi 40 4 ( H )
CO . 2CO 200 J 3 Ul . . 224 bO 4 CO
W 2:0 f 0 3 ' 15 C-1 2CI W 4 00
CO .278 80 J 95 ( .1 . . 241 ! 40 4 00
K ! 270 80 J'kl to. . . 234 4 03
6 ) 21 * SO .1 115 Cl 2Ti 4 00
7J 227 80 J 05 bO 241 0 4 00
dU 255 .1 9.1 SI . . . 241 4 00
07 . 270 100 J ' 15 f > 7 . WO 61 4 00
G5 . 270 J IIS I. ! ) . 31 40 4 00
05 2sO J ' . ' 5 S7 . 270 283 4 00
7J . . 244 1W ) 3'17'J Cl . . . ' 03 4 O2'a '
18 244 40 JI7' ! , SO. . . .205 4 05
07 . . .5J 40 3 97' ' i
iSHEEP. .
No. ' Av. I'r.
03 westerns. inl\cd . (0 K 30
115 natives , feeders . 74 3 b5
Market Mention.
L. Gutru bad bos hero fiom Newman's
Gio\c.
Clark Ileaton A. Co. marketed hogs fiom
Wcston.
I' , Mangold of Ileunlngton marketed a car of
cattle.
Dtiggan Biother-jscnt In a car of cattle- from
Hubburd.
Kejnolds , D i\ls had a car of cuttle up
from K.ijmoml.
Henry Schlnstosk sent In n car of cattle
fiomcst I'olnt.
L Ne itheraj marketed a car of ho s fiom
VuIpaiRo. *
Oroucb Hros. sent down a car of bogs fiom
St. KdwuicK
J. and Mis Dates were In from Valley with n
cm of cattle.
Downey & Toof marketed thicccaiaof cat
tle from Auiora.
J. A. CoHperllinalto of 1'rlcnd maiKetedu
car of cattle.
H. Itlumcr wus on the market with a carof
hogs fiom Chalco.
II. li. Clay pool came In fiom Orleans with
four cars of cattle.
A. W. Trumbull was In with a car of cattle
from tJIlinore.
II 0. LjdlcK hud throe cars of cattle on the
market from ToKumuh.
D. Ilranch Is thu guest of his on , K. It.
Hranih , cashier of the btocl.v aids b ink. Mr.
Ilranch make ? his homo at M.uengo , In. Al
though bora In 1KC > , Mr. llraneb Is bill ) strong
nnd hearty , nnd has been on n trip to ICuns is ,
stopping at Lincoln , ? icb. , to bio filcnds on his
wuy back.
O.V.1I/.1 H'JIOLES.ILE MARKETS.
Produce.
FISH Fresh fiozen white trout , pike and
pickerel , per Ib 7c ; sturgeon 7e.
11 mi.- ; , I'H.TSM > T\r LOW Green salted
hides. .iSS'ic ; dry silted bldi-s. f > a7c ; diy
Hint bides , i dSc ; calf hides , 4liW'jc. Dam
aged hides 2c less Sheep pits , grien , each ,
50c < 3l 25 , sheep plets , dry , per Ib , cffjlle ; tnl-
low o. 1. 3HiM' o ; No 2 , J'43'a ; gieaso ,
white , 'J'.fMc ; yellow , 2'siWo.
HBS Hand picked na\y. } 1.10i3tl ( X ) ; liund
picked navy , medium , tl 40i&tl.li : banil picked
country , $ MOBfl 10 ; good clean , H.V03SI 30.
Ai-ri.K IIUTThii I'cr Ib. 7c.
WoorrI'lnu unwasht d , 1 atCc ; medium un-
wnshcd , JsviMlo ; course un ush.d ( , lK20c.
I't'lis llemcr , per Ib. .V > OSII 00 ; eiich riOO ®
? 700 ; otter , each , * t.09n$700wolf. ; each , & 0Mc ) ;
coon , cucli , 40M5o ( ; mink , each. .lOiMOc ; musk
rat , fall , 81Jo ; miiskrat , winter , 10441'io ;
Bkunk , 2 > 3IOc ; badger , 40oQ.II 00 ; deer hktns ,
per Ib , 20&3Qc ; deer skins , winter , per Ib , 12 ®
22e.
22e.Hovrv
Hovrv 13JtHo ncrlb ; strained , Oc.
Ouvors Per box , Mediterranean sweets ,
Jl 00 ; California fancy naMtN. t&MSS 75 : 1.os
An elc J125 ; seedlings , Ulxcrsldc , J4.25 ;
mountain , W 30 ; ID live box lots , 100 pel bo\
ItSS.
1'i.NCU'pi.rs I'ercloz , t3.503350.
'er case , 24 qts , JJOOC5
.
Uiiirn-I'cr bbl , rcflned. M W : half bbl. .
hard elder , pure , per bbl , fJOO ; oranzu elder ,
halt buls , J7.W ; pour elder , half bbls , J7.00.
MI > CK MKAT eCo per Ib.
fancy , MOCK3JOO.
1'er bunch , tl.25J 00. .
llurrhii Creamery , funey lolls , prints
Sic ; creamery , fancy , solid packid , If t
ere.unerychoice , 14ul5c ; dulr > , fancy rolls
anil prints , 14QIV ) ; dairy , fancy , solid packed ,
IJfcllc ; dairy , choice , IJiailo ; country roll ,
fancy , loitl.'o ; choice , lottiio ; countiy roll ,
gHd. ftiJIOo ; country roll , fair , 74tSo ; poor
btcH'k , SiiJO.
Eoos-lUSlO'So per dot for strictly fresh ;
stale stock , not baleublo ,
llovi" ! { Quotations are for delivery In Chicago
cage ) Dry buffalo , per ton , tlfl03ttfb.OJ ; dry
country , bleached , ilOtO&UOO ; dry countri ,
dump und meaty , fc3.ou10UO.
VEiKTAiii. .s Old b eot potatoes , fancy ,
Muscutlno , per bb ) . J4 CO ; onions , extra fancy ,
* > * JJi onions , fair , KM ; rutabagas , t-.t * ) ; enr-
rots.'HO ; purtiilns , . ' .50 ; beets. tOU ! ; her o-
radtah roots , per bbl , H M ; per Ib , 7o ; celery
roots bcr bbl , (1 OOj per doz , COc ; hoiscradlsh ,
pcrdoz pints , tl 25.
Patsbitv LS CiMfl pcrlb.
jM.LiLd-a'J&le per Ib.
DIICSSEU VLAL L'liolco medium , 39c ; light ,
5flo ; heavy , laoc. ,
ArriEs I'er bbl , Geultons. flOOj billow
Twig. H50i lien DuIs. . Jl.50 ; Itomunlto , J1.W.
I.VsLED OIL UIGKlO.
Coco \SUTS Per hundred. M 00.
PicKUis-Medlum. per bbl , 1550 ; small , M.50i
gherkins , 7.50 ; U. A , 11. chovr chow , fjts , t5t < 5 ;
pints , KLJ5.
POTATOES Per bu , fancy , S02'33ci fair to
good , 203250.
Groceries.
Scoins Cut loaf , 7Vo : cut loaf cubes " 'Joj
standard , powdered , 7Uct XXXX. powdered
7'so ; granulated , etuuJarO. 6ho ; confectlou-
erk. A , fl'io ; white extra , 5S6 ; extra 0. Neb. .
6lip I arubcr. S.Ho.
COJTirE-Eoaated-Arbucldt'i Arlosa , ! ( c |
McT.iughlln's XXXX , MKrer German , 55'sCt
lllworth2TiC ) ! Alaroma. " " > Sn liulhu.'i je.
lorrrr Urcen Fancy1 ml ? golden Hlo , 27c ;
fancy old poalx rry. 27ci Hlo , choice to fancy ,
2 ' 4c : Hlo , prime zi'jct Hlo , ( nod , S31 to | Snnto *
nnd common Hlo , ll SWtc , Mocha , aicj Java ,
genuine e > . ( , ) , , 2sc ; Javii , gopl Interior , 23ct
African , aJ'je. ' ,
TAIIIVACFOUS Goons : n/rlt > y.t8.'li | < M fnrlnn ,
6ci peas Be ! ontmcnl. litfuct mncnronl. lOc ;
vermicelli , lOc ; rice 4Gfiio ; sago nnd Utplocu ,
03To ; lima beans , Oo.
Otm-Kclosono-P. W. , IQKci W. W. . ITo :
headlight , lMc ) ; pasollno. IJol salad oil. J,00 ®
U no per dor. LIn < cd Haw , Olc , boiled. Kic.
MPATH Hnms No. I , ic-lb nve-rage. I0e : 20 to
22 lbs.o > ic12 ; to 14 Ibs , ijHjr ; shoulders , t ;
breakfast bacon. No. 1. Vv ; ham muisago , tc :
dried liccf hams , O'iSVr'4'cj H > cf tongues , MOO
per dor. ! dry salt meats. aVsOAltct per lh | ham
roulette , OUc ; boneless ham , 7'ic ; picnic ham ,
OAVM.O MFATS 1 Ib luncli tongue. IJ.75 ; 2 Ib
lunch tongue , 11.73 ; 1 Ib corned beef , tl.20:2 : Ib
corned beef. KOitOlb conu d beef. ttO ; 14 Ib
corned beef , 814 00 ; 2 Ib Ixmclcss ( pigs' feet ,
K20 ; lib Engll h brawn , II MI 2 Ib English
brawn. B.IV. r Ib KnglMi brawn. M.75j 1 Ib
chlpptd beef.KM ; 1 111 compressed ham , tl 05.
Hoi'K llasls Manilla rope , IV ; ; sisal rope ,
12'5c ' ! cotton rope , 16e : now process , 8ViC.
COTTON TWINE Illlio very fine , : i or 4 ply ,
22c : flue , 2V ( : Daisy. ISO ! candlnwlck. 22c.
OI.IVM Quails , pcrdoz. , M.73 ; pints per doz. ,
W2v. bulk , per BUI. lOc. ,
ViNFOAit JO gr. elder , lOcj good , 12c ; white
wine. 15e. ,
[ -TOVE 1'oMMi 13 ( WW 57 per gross ,
IHos Am. , per 100 , J17.0U ; Lcwlston , per 100 ,
MoLtssro nbls. N. O. fnncv pcrgal. . fvV&57c :
choice , 4Tl7c ; good. ao.Cci ! Cuba baking , 2
Hoc : black strip , SWKSe.
Wiui'i-iNO PAt'tu Mraw. per Ib , lt } < sWsC !
rag , 2'ic ' ; Manlllu. li.We' No 1 , 7c.
FlAOs rnlon' mtnre. . ( Odr-ti per cent off list.
fc\LT-l ) lry.2. 0lbsln bbl , bulk. t.MO : best
gradeOl.r.s , fj u ; best grade , 100,3s. J , ' 40 ; best
grade , 2 . 10s. S.V.1) ) : rock salt , crushed , H.bO ;
common , lib ! " 11.25.
{ ( Mi-s-Cusille , mottled , per Ib , & 3.IOC ! do ,
white , pcrlb. lie.
llitoMS-Parlor,4tlc ( , 7- ; 3 tlf , tJ.SS ; sta
bles. KM ; common. * 1 WI 75.
COCOA y Ib tin. 40e per Ib.
Cnocoi , WK 2WJJ.VJ per Ib , German chicory ,
red. 8'ic. '
& U.SOMA llbls , Ihc ; granulated , 2c ; kegs ,
5-n'n\"Pkgs , CO Ibs to box , p > ' , TM4c.
NbTs--Almond , l > c ; llrallsUc' ; Illbertsl3o !
pecans , lie ; walnuts , IJ'ic ; peanut cocks , be ;
roasted , lie ; Tennessee peanuts , 7c , '
DliL'ds ( Groceis--l'er ) Ib llorav , I2cj cop-
perns , 2'c : Ha } leaves 14o ; glue1 , Iflc : epsom
salts , 4c ; glaubcrsalts , Ik1 ; sulphur , 2'Je ; blue
vlti-ol , Do ; alum , 4c ; tart.irleuckl.4-o ; resin ,
3c.
( . 'itnrsr lf nil cream t ln , 10'c : full ercam
Ohio Swiss , IGc ; full ctiMtu Wisconsin &wlss ,
H3lbo ; full crctm brick , l.'c ; full cream llm-
buiger fcwlss , lie. , . . , , ,
UVNVLII Goons I rtilfs , California stamlanl
brands , 24-Ib ! , per diu Vprlcol . Jl.70tfil.s5 ;
apilcots , nit ) fruitI59 ; gallons , JIMS blaek-
ben les. ! J 2" > ; cherries , black fiOOTOS 25 ; cher
ries white. t2.2.VJJ 50 ; grapes $1 O.VQI M ) ; pears ,
Ilartlott , J-.10ii2.U5 ; pcnche-s , v cllow , fJ.10'42. J5 ;
pe iclies. lemon cllnc , 140 , plums , egg , } l.t.VJJO
1 W ; plums , golden drops , { l.SO ; plums , green
gages Jiavf&I.M ) ; peaches , with pits In , $1 ( fl ;
currants , $ . ' .W ; gooseberries , f.25 ; quinces ,
J.tO ; raspberries , fc'.so ; straw beirlcs , JJ.V ) ;
peaches , a-lli eastern standards $1 \ % ; 3-lb pic ,
Jl.10 ; li-lbplc , K05 ; gallons pic , $100 ; apple's ,
high standaids. JWi : 2-lb gooseberries , IXlq ;
2-lb htiawberrles , WTMCe , S-lb raspberries
tl 00-lbblueberries "Ott'Oc ! 2-lb blackberries ,
( iV37"i ; 2-lbhtrawberrIes. preserved. $1 Ml ; 2-lb
rnspbeirlcs. preserved , Jl V ) ; 2-lb blackberries ,
preservid.1.20 ; pineapples Ilnhamn chopped.
t-"JO ; 2-lb llaliuma grated , * . ' ,7 ; 2-lb Iliihuma
sliced , ft-'V ) ; 2-lb Mundnnl sliced. * 1.25 ® I 50 ;
ehenlcs , 2-lb red , llultlmoic , b505c ; pears ,
a Ib. tla. .
\'i OhTAUi.M Tomatoes 3-lb extra , $1.10 ; 'I-
Ib stundird western brtnds , Wii'l'ia ' ; gallons ,
strletlj standard. $2"0. I'orn 1'Incst grown ,
il ( JO ; glltedged siuar corn , very line , $1 ffl ;
choice 2-lb siianr corn , J1.20 ; 2-lb c\trtwi stein
brinds,75c@t1 00 ; 2-lb standard western biamis ,
GOIJ70C. Jlusliroiims 1-lb I'n neli. extra line ,
2tfi25c ; 1-lb Trench , flue. ls > 2.J2e : 1-lb rrench ,
ordlniirv , lUdtlte. Peas Tres line per can , 2.ic ;
deml line , per c in. lr > c ; J-II > sifted , Jl CO ; 2-lb
oarlj June. $1 2. > ® I J5 : 2-lb Marrow , standard
brands , $1.10 ; 2-lb so iked. 57c i-tline beans
2-lb high grndo , Hefugei' . K > ; 2-lb Golden wax
beMiis , 7r > > ; 2-lb string be.ins 70c. Lima Ho.ins
2-lb snaked , r < c. lloston 1 ! iked Itcans J-lb
Lewis. } ia" > ; ciown In mil. JIM fe\\eetl'ota-
toc' ' 3-lb New Jersey , JI ( Puinpkliis-1-lb ,
JI.10 , Oivrn and tomatoes , jl CO ; okra , $1 U ) ;
hiie'Cotash. $1 20.
I'liii Codfish , extra Gcoigrs , now , .r > 'tc ;
grand b ink , now. ' * ; silver , 2-lb blocks O' e ;
'now uhlte. 2-lb bricks , new , " > ? ; Tuikej cod ,
I irgo middles , bricks. Uc ; snon whlto crates
! _ ' - i Ib boxes , 714c : Iceland halibut. Oc ; medium
scaled hi-rrlng. J5c ; No 1 scaled hoi ring , 22c :
domestic Holland hrrilng , 55c ; llambut
spiced herring , JI "O ; Hitsslan sardines , 7'ic ;
Kiisslun sardines , plain , V > c ; Imported Holland
herring , crown brand , NX : , do fancy milkers ,
OJc ; nucKeiel. No. 1 hhore. half bbls , $1,100 ;
bloaters , half bbls.$1S00 , white fish , half bbls ,
$7.10 ; tnmt , half bbls , $550 ; family whlto fish ,
SI03 ; silmon. $ * J > 1 ; 1-lb mackerel ( heriing ) ,
f I uofti.iu : 1-lb ilnniin h.uldles , f l.7" > ; 1-lb lob-
steis , , } . ' 153.22"i ; 1-lb Alaska salmon , Aleut ,
Jl ( > 1 ; 2-lb nsters 10 02 , JlA'i ; 1-lb ov stors. fl oz ,
$ l.r > ; 2-lb selects , 12 oz , M5 ; 1-lb clams , little
necks , } I 25 ; 2-lb clams little necks J 00 : ' 4-lb
sanlincs. Imported , per case100s , $ I5IO2000 ( ;
't-lb Imported bonoiess sardines,2Hc : 'i-lbsar-
( llncs American , per case IOOs. rrench style ,
$450 500-lbsaidliies. ; Ameilcan , jier ease ,
100s , Trench st } le. J7VrTrsOO ; > i-lb baidtnes ,
miistuid , percasc , , Vs. ) JJ.75U-1 00 ; Impoited key
sardines. JIICO.
Dltin > TituiT Currants , new , C4iil71c ;
prunes. chsKs , 1 , WO Ibs , iiV&b c ; prunes , bbl or
nags. CJ47'1c ; eltion peel , diums , 20 Ibs. SJci
lemon pi cl.diums , 20c ; fard dates , boxes , 12
Ibs , He ; apricots , choice evaporated , IV ; apri
cots , jelly cured , 25 Ib boxes , ] se ; apricots ,
fancy. 25 ib boxes , IGe ; npplis , choleo evaporate -
ate > d , 11'c ' ; apples , prime new , lOc ; | | js. lajer ,
10 pel cent t.irc > . U'ic ; In s-icks , 7c ; Peislan
dates , 7c ; ill L.iko apple's , 5c : blacknerrles ,
evaporated , VIb ) boxes , V c ; chcrrU's , pitted ,
diy cured , llo ; pi1 ii'lies , pared , fiuici , Isj0e :
choice , IGc ; bait Lake , Uc ; pitted plums , C.il ,
1 Ib boxes , 8' . < 29'je ; raspbenles. evaporated ,
N Y. . now , .lie ; prunes , H. 0. . Wl-70 , KViJUHc ;
or.nue peel , l > c ; raisins , California , London
crop Is * i , f ! 40 ; ( Jal loose muscatels , crop IK'.O ,
tJ 10 ; Valenchis , ] hh , fiijc : Valenelas , new , Os ;
Cal. seedless , hks , be ; Ondura , li.\ : r , now , He ;
dried grapes,5c ; prunelles , now , 14c.
Quinine , per oz , 1' s.V. . 40c ; German , 40o ;
Indigo , pcrlb , 73c ; Insect powder , lOc ; opium ,
$400 ; moiphlne , per otR 10 ; hopb , pet Ib , 'Me ;
gbceilne. 21c ; dextrine , l.'e ; euttli'bone , : i5c ;
cream tartar , pure , .Be ; commercial , Ito ; cam
phor , OJo ; am. o-irb , 14e ; blue x Itrlol , 7'ic ;
aclds-cuibollc , 40IJc ; iltilL.45UI7o ; turturlc ,
Jr@l9c ; sulphuric1 , .IcV ; oils sperm , $1.10 ;
whale , 'ha ' ; castor , 3123iieatR ; font. 54'I ' Ou ;
turpentine,49c ; Tonka bean . il.7V21/iO ; bal
sam tolu. .N > i4Hc : calomel. a'tjl'iTc ' ; eiinthara-
dles , 81 3T1.15 ; easslii buds , 20S22c ; chloro
form , filijile ; ergot. 47413JC ; gum arable. f > 52 >
O.H. ' ! gljeeilne. SXyXci Ijcopodium , 4-Q4Gc ! ;
mcrciio , blc ; Tonka beans , $1,75.
Motn'ls.
Ilt.ocK TIN Small pig , 2N3 per Ib ; bar , 30o per
Ib.
Ib.CoppFn
CoppFn I'lnnlshed boiler sires. 'Cc per Ib ;
cold rolled , 2o per Ib ; sheathing , 27c pel Ib ;
pltts und Ilattb , 2 u pel Hi.
G\ItVAM7 > I > blll.bT IllON DIso't 50-10 per
cent , pat. plan. Iron , Nos. 24 27 , A , lO c ; II ,
JtopFlNO Charcoal , I. C. , 14x20 , 112 , $375 ; I.
" Sii ! f T Inov No. 20 , JAKi ; No. 27 , W 75.
SOMICII 14lle.
TIN 1'I.VTL-I.C. , 10x14 , 215. $7.25 ; I. X.,10\I4 ,
335 J900.
TIN I'j.ATK-Coke-10xI4 225 , K 25.
fcrr.t i , N ur.s lluse , W 25.
STI 11. WIIIB Nii.s Hate , 12 6.1.
Wiitt Jup. bail ) , W CO ; gulv , $1,15.
Tlio Wool Market.
BOSTON- , Mass , May 9. [ SpccM Telegram
to TIIC Bnr , ] Thcro has been a good demand
for wool , and sales of 2,014,000 pounds of all
kinds have been made this ueck. The mar
ket Is flnn , und for Michigan X llccces higher
prices have been obtained , there having been
sales lit 20 > @ 30 < ic , nnd 'JOu Is now uu Insklo
price. In Ohio und Pennsylvania fleeces
thei-o have been sales of X ut SlOtiJ'JIc , XX at
ang.'Wiic , XX und above ut 33 > < @ : Mc and No ,
3 nt SSc. Combing nnd delaine fleeces nro In
small stock and linn. Sales of combing have
been made nt 'J ( < MOc and sales of flue do-
lalncs nt 34QiKio : for Michigan nnd Ohio. Ter-
litory wools have been selling well at pro-
\ ious price's. In new spring California there
have been sales at 17g-9lc.J ( Texas wools arc
quiet , The largo sale of 230,000 pounds of
Eastern Oregon was at/Mj o for No. 1. In
pulled wools then a has been n largo trade , w 1th
sales of choice super at I0 ( < | l3c , fair to good
super at 30@37o anil extra ut 25@30. Foreign
wools arc quiet and firm ,
, o
" \Vlient nntl Flour Dccoiptfl.
RoeuiptH of wheat nnd ilourat tills poi t
lav April , 1890 , wcro 1,000,000 centals of
wheat and 12-5,000 barrels of flour wiya n
San Tninclsco dlspatcli to the Chicago
Tribune. For ton months since July 1 ,
18S ! , the receipts wore 12,000,000 centals
nnd 1,222,000 barrels of Hour , or combin
ing uhcut and flour , u total of 833,000
short tons of wheat , Wheat exports
from Snn Francisco during April , were
1172,000 centals. Flour exports 087,000
barrelp. Combined wheat und flour experts -
ports from this port during the first ton
months of the season , reducing flour to
wheat centals , wore 11,030,000,000 wheat
wheat und 2,000,000 centals Hour. The
combined total of wheat and Hour export
ed during the period show s an increase
of 760,000 centals over the snino period
in 1688-89 , but u falling off In value of
81,475,000 as compared with that period.
Pears' Soap Utuomostclcgonttollctadjunct
StU'TIl OM.iir.4. XKWS.
Antl'Aiuicxnllonlstn Jubilant Over
Their Victory nt the Polls.
The nnU-nnnexatloalsts nro Jubilant.
They fought Imrd for victory nnd
won what seemed nt 4 o'clock Thursday nl-
most n hopeless cou test. The Third ward
wns theirs to the extent of an oven thing nnd
that tells the Uilo.
ThuHdny night their enthusiasm took the
formof n monster torchlight proc'csslon that
pnntdcdup nnd down the streets to thcmuslcof
bauds. Men talked from the itcps of Hunt's
block and Homan candles ntul Chlnesolnntcrna
were on every hand to make the night re
splendent. Thcro is talk of more conccrtetl
Jubilation , but it Is being discouraged by
wiser heads , who think the gaping sere cre
ated by the opposing factions hail better bo
healed than widened by Haunting taunts In
ono another's faces.
The .sentiment of the majority of South
Omaha's voters was decidedly opposed to
annexation. Saturday lust it looked as
though it might bo defeated by two to one.
Sunday it gained strength nnd continued
gaining until late Thursday it seemed ns
though it would carry by n small mat gin. In
the face of the small opposition to it it is u
w ender it did so w ell at the ixjlls. It was an
inopportune time tojsubmit it. The city elec
tion of a month ago , the light the saloonkeep
ers made then and the subsequent light niiulo
on the snloonkecMrs | by the defeated candi
dates only made the saloonkeepers more dc-
tcimined to dcfcMt them again , and they did.
It was unfortunate the defeated candidates
took so much interest in annexation , but It
scemc'd impossible to separata the mcusuro
from the men.
The "antis" wcro alive to the necessities of
the light nnd foi titled themselves , Lnto
Wednesday night a house-to-houso canvass
uns made among the packing house men and
"No" tickets supplied them. City Treasurer
Hooter started in nt 11 nt night nnd kept nt
it until 4'M : in the morning. The men wont
outtowotkin the morning with "No" tick
ets hid in convenient places about their per
sons , and although the men were given " \es"
tickets by the bosses they managed to dexter
ously slip the opposition ballot into the bov.
Fifteen hundred "No'1 tickets wcro quietly
ciiculutcd around Aunour's house , nnd not
unkno\\ to the bosses either.
Police Oflieer John Tallon runs n boarding
house in the Third ward and took a deep
interest in the result. For n polko ofllcer
Filllou is noted for a display of personal and
oflklal paitisanship , % cry conspicuous on all
occasions. He is said to have seen to it that
all his boarders voted "no. " His partisan
ship was so noticeable that it w as necessary
to remove him from the guardianship of the
Third waul polls to the FoUUh ward early in
the day. A Bohemian spe'oial ofllcer nt the
Second waul polls caiiicd "no" tickets In his
pockets and supplied woikcrs and voters
with them wheno\ he saw a chance.
Votes wcro sworn in indiscriminately by
the "antis. ' ' Clerk McGuire sajs that at
least two hundred nnd llfty anldavits were
made out during the day.
Thcio is tulk now of ( .hanging South
Omaha's corporate name to some other that
w ill leave Omaha out entirely. A bond elec
tion is being nigcd , too , for the purpose of
raising money w ith w hich to pave streets and
mnko other public improvcm-Mits. Economy
in the management of city's affairs is now ad
mitted n necessitj by the "antis" since the
heat of the battle is over. The BCE' figures
on the city's financial condition are disputed ,
but before si\ months go around the South
Omaha ta\pajcr will realize to his soriow
their correctness
The vote Thursday Is another indication of
South Omaha's population. Unless nil signs
nio wrong the place contains about 7.r > 00 pee
ple. E\ cry voter w as out and cost his ballot ,
nnd still there wcio but 1,37.5 votes polled.
Multiply this nmiibcL bv Ihe and there is not
n population of bOiX ) . It is necessaiy to hae
that number to hold the present city chait ° r.
AVhat thu packers w ill do now is not know n.
They wanted annexation , and nro angered nt
its { ailin c to carry. Their emploj es defeated
it. The Thiid waidoto tc-lls the talc.
City Notes null I'ersonnN.
The Sobotkers w ill ploy the West Law ns
at Pickard's grove Sunday afternoon.
Pi-ess , the clothing man , will present the
man making the best score at thu gun club
shoot Sunday w ith a now hat.
Couit Magic City Independent Order of
Foresters meets rujrulatlj hereafter in Woik- *
men hall in Hunt's block.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold
a special meeting Sunday afternoon in St.
Agnes school hall.
Jim Donahue commenced duty jestcrdnyas a
regular paid member of the flro dcpaitment.
Kichnrd Dc\ any is visiting his old friends.
Ho new icsides in DCS Monies.
Mis Hulsjnt of Wespiug Water is visiting
Mrs. Patrick How ley.
Fanny May , the little daughter of Dr.
Slabaugh , will celebrate her fifth birthday
today by giving a paity to her plaj mates.
Miles' Nerve nnd Ijiver I'llls.
An important discovery. They net on the
li\er , stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new principle. They speedily
euro billiousness , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles and constipation. Splendid for men ,
\\omcii and children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest. UO doses for 25 cents. Samples fieo
ut Kului & Co 's , 15th und Douglas.
minnnt MayHocnmoti Millionaire
Thib little man , with his hut pulled
over his eyes , bustling along in the
croud on Park row , ib now a money
maker , says the Now York Mail nnd Ex
press. At ono time ho had thoieputa-
tion of being n clover politician , but ho
cares nothing for politics now. Every
moment is spent in chabin { ; tlio nimble
dollar , nnd no is getting rich nt a rapid
rate. It is Colonel Daniel S. Lnmontltito
nrhnto secretary to Cleveland. IIo is
interested in a doen largo enterprises ,
nnd ho is constantly being sought after
by people w ho have money and wish to
double it by engaging in tome safe
speculation. IIo is as busy as a bee all
day , and often far into the night , llis
fi lends i-ay ho ib making ; S-50,000 u year ,
and bids f.iir to become ono of the
wealthy men of the metropolis. Ho pays
no attention to politicsgocbout but very
little in public , and becins to lw\o lost
all ambition , bavo for money making.
IIo is btill ono of Cleveland's chonon advisors -
visors nnd the two men aio often boon to
gether down town.
Do > ou liken dry champagne ? Try Cook's
imperial ; its Huvor Is urn milled and it is per
fectly pure.
Sheep Originally fiom tlio Cast.
Among the bones of quadrupeds found
in the ancient caves throughout Europe ,
it is said that there can not bo found in
the works of Guvler , Buckland and Do
la Bocho that the remains of sheep have
over been discovered , bajs the Dry
Goods Chronicle. Thib fact affords bomo
icason for presuming that the sheep Is
not n natho of Europe , but has been in-
liodticcd thcto from the cabt by man.
Sleeplessness , nervous prostration , nervous
dyspepsia , dullness , blues , cured by Dr
Miles' Nervine. Samples fiee at Kuhn &
Co.'s , lath and Douglas.
TIH3 KHAI/l'Y MAKICIU' .
TNSTKUME.NTa placed on record during
_ L jcstordnv :
\ \ ' li Drown and wife to O J I'ox , lots 21
and 2J. Arcla-r 1'laco , w d . . . ? 10,500
I1V Wcbors to I.da ! Lnison , lot 21 , bile
7. UoiiRlas add , w d . . . . l
A M Siittorwhlto and husband to II ) ron
Heed , und U of und 1-0 of no 1-15-11 ,
qcd . . , ISO
John and Ira la\dnnort tpUWi ; Dor-
soy , w ! J of nw W-16-9 , w d. . 2,000
E A llciihon , trusu o , to I ) L 'Ihoimis ,
lots 1,2,11 and 12. blk : O , Ilcnson. w d . 750
IV ! Co > ell , special master , to J W lied-
ford lot ll.blk 17 , lledford 1'liice. deed 600
n M Karlp to I11 Koestcrs. o M of lots'i
and 3 , Kotiutzo & . Kulh'n add , w d 3,000
1' II Ifoestors to Christina Olhon , o H of
lots 2 and J , Kountzo & lluth's odil , w d 3,200
O A Klnltol nnd tfe to A Mlllurd , lot 11 ,
blk 8 , Potter'u ndd , w U . . .600
OJ 1'luck und husband to W J llujus ,
lots .H and .U blk 1 , Mystlo park , w d ' 800
W J ll ) es und wife to J I' 1'Iaok , lots a
and 31 , blk 1. Ml stto park , w d . 1,200
E A Casey and wife to U I' lliirnard , lot
11 , blk 1 , Sheridan I'Jace , w d . . lKX )
QW LoomUctal to fcarahGunner , UM'Sl
In nw no B-1&-13. w d . . . . 600
0 \ \ Drier nnd wife to 0 T llrle-r , lot 20 ,
blk 4 , Deer park , w d . 1,500
flatte Valley ranch company to UV K
Dorsey , w H sw 11 , sw iso 10 , lots 1 , 2
und 7 In I'l , nt ) , IIH und sw22 , no 1X1(0x (
123) ) nnd s it uc 'J5-16-U , q o d 25,000
Sixteen tracsfcrs. . . . , , . .151,111
SCHROEDER &
GRAIN ,
Provisions and Stocks.
Basement First National Dank , ,
3OO South 13th Street , Omnhn.
RHILWRYTIMEGHRD ,
roTc CmCAOO. nilUUST.TON XQ
Omaha l ) pot loth nd Mien utrocU
. < tilcngo Kipress V.M m
Chicago Kipres * C.A ) p m
. .Cbtcaao Rprt < iit > , 910 km
- - - - * -xeept Sunday . . IMPiJP
XrrlTcl'
' ' ' '
Depot ibth'a'nd'Mason's trcct .
Dontcr Pay Express. ( CVS p m
. . . Denver Kx ( U6 p m
.Denver Night 1'J.S it m
leaves K. C , SIT J fi C II I Arrives
Omaha. otlOlh and Mason streets. I Onuna.
. . .hfinum Cltr Diy Kivress . . .I G.U p m
" "TJ.SIUiri'ATJIPlC rArrTveT
Oiualia Depot IQlli anil Marcy streets | Omaha.
245 p m .Orrrlnnd 0 p m
TJO p m .tacno ) Kx. 7M m
1010 n in .Denver Kiprcn. < : P m
44S p m flrunitlslanl Kip ricept Bun ) 12 < j p m
ri 00 a m .Kan a Cltjr K prcj . _ . 1J05 n m
leaves" ! cTHl'XiTO.'H 1. A 1'ApnTE TA"rrTfer
Omaha | U I' , depot. loth and Marey Sl I Omaha _
C.lj p m .Miilit K > pre 1005 n m
015am . Atlantic Kspre * < at ) p m
JJ5 pjii Votll.ulo . I.lmlleil I0.4J n m
afe3 ( T'nTCATlLrX 'NOUTH WE TEIW ArrlTcs"
Omalm It ; 1' , depot , lOtli nnd Marcy St < Omahii.
"
9 IS B m Chlcnzn Kxprmi. O.M p m
410 p tu Uiultol. UN ) a m
" 15 P in (1.T ( ex. Bit ) Mull ( Ar ux Slon ) 7W ( i m
_ l''JJ ' p m Eastern Hjer. . 215 p m
\tiurs sr ArHVe"a
Omaha | U 1 * . depot. IQlh ami Mnrcy Omaha.
f IS ft m Chicago Mnll ( except hundnj ) p m
6W p in Kxprc's mm
.fO p nij Kxpren * .
"leaves T DM A11A A STrix I1IT3 [ "Arrives"
elm'.lin. ; U 1 * . depot. IQtli nnd .Mnrcy St * | Omalia
St. 1,011 la Cnnniiiillall . .11210 pm
TOUVClTy Al'AClt'nX TAfrr\eT
I U.I' depot. 10th nnd Marcy Sin | Omnha
7.15 n ml Moux City 1'nssenecr . | 100i p m
CISpial . st iMul Kipro < _ . . . | | Q US a m
SIOUV ril Arrives
Omaha ncpntl < lhn Omaha
45 p nil 1'nul l.lmlti-d . I TS n ra
MISSOUIH PACIFIC BUUUItUAN THA1NS
UNION 1'ACIFIC-SUIIUIUIAN TIIAINS
These trains nl o flop nt ISth , 17th , 20th nnd 3ltb
street' , Summit and tavlJgo Croitlng. Working-
men' ? trains do not run Sunday.
Leaves I CIIICAOO , It I A PACIFIC. Arrlfes
Transfer I Unlun Depot , Council lllullj Irantfer
CM p ml Mght UxpresK U U n m
' . 'TO K nil. . . Atlantla I.xprris . . . 555 p m
_ 600 p ni . . Vesllbiilo . HlnJ'U 11 ni
l nTcs" fnilCAc.0 A XollTHtt HSf rtllif
Transferl Union Depot , Cuuncll HlnJ' TVin fer
9 40 a m Chicago Fxpreia bio p m
500 p m Vestibule Limited tl 10 a ra
10 ( X ) p .TI Fn tern Hcr . 2.110 p m
8 GO j > in . Atlantic Mull . . . 7 10 u m
EJATiO. Mil * A SI' 1'A .Arrives .
Union Depot , Council HlulU Transfer
H.fl r m all ( iixtcpi hunilay ) I 5 10 p m
6 10 p m ChlcaKO Kxpresp , . , . ' . 'I.I a m
10 OU p m ehlcae" KTprc . _ _ [ W p m
TTTrrfveT
Union Depot , Council llliiCs | Transfer
10 07 u in Kansas City Duj Kipni s I UO p in
lay , p j i Knn 3 City Mght Kpre < I 0 10 o m
Trnniferl Union Depot , Council Ilium llninsfer
_ 4 45 p nil t-t Ixiuls Cnnon Hall | I.'I6 p m
UlrATToiaitrN ) A DIIIKPYI ArrieT
Transfer | Ul nion Depot , Council llluga. [ Transfer
"Leave * 51OU.X CITY A 1'AtThTU TArTIicT
Transfer ! Union Depot , Council Bluffs qransfer
7 45 a ni Sloux CUr Accommodation I ! ) "i u m
CSU p m | . St I'aul Kipreis . | 9S5pia
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
JV.T
13O2 Pnrnam Stroot.
HARRY P. DEUEL
Oity Paosongor and Tlokot Agent ,
BROTHERS ,
Taxidermists
Specimens can to rent ns safely by
mail or express bend for prices fcli .V
ICth Street , Omntit
GALVESTON TEXAS
H. M. TruehearL & Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
At QAL.VESTON , TEXAS.
Established In 1b57 ,
Qulv cston U the seujiort that ( a and In to bn
for the git at Northwest. Information and
maps furnished. Visitors Invited to call at
our olllce.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PAFU3 EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
,
n | > rt , Bjfjtltt , S fiUb < ) OlrlY Tnc > o >
Its OL , ( inert t Mf * ! t fit * tvitl
t 0. D dJrtctfrtM I U fept. " r' lit
tery. ttlW M.jiwn fit. ( lcuo UU
tJ tKtn4 It. i'wp far n w til * .
Ul U/tul ftttwj Ui U * w4. !
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. 8. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA , NEB.
Capital , - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jnn. 1st , 180O , - 07OOO >
Offletri and Dlrfctorn-lUnry W VatM , p
Iwl > 9 Heed , Tlcot-e'ldenti James W tHT eiT ,
V- Morse , John 8.illln ! H 0. Cushlng ) J. N. It
r Ulck | W. 11. 0. lIUKhes , ca.hltr.
OM-Iia IRON BANK.
Corner ISIh ami Karnim Street * . I
A Ocncrnl llTiiUlnir 1tii < lnp < Tran nottJ.
UOMM blliGl ALx
National Bank
Cnpltnl , - $4OOOOO >
Surplus , - 4O.OOO
ORIrem and Director- XI Morsrman , O Xf ,
Hitchcock , Joseph Oarneau , Jr , A , Henry , K. M.
Anderson , \\llllani (1. Maul , tlce.presldent. U II.
\\llllnmn. A. I' , llopkln * , prenldenf A , Milliard.
tushlen K. II llryant , ixslstant eashler. _
Omaha Manufacture
Itooli nnd Shoes.
_ _
knVKENDAt.L , JONKS ic CO. ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes
A cents for lloslon Ituhber ' 'hoc Co , 1107 , 1104 and IIW
Hnrney Street , Omaha , .Nub ,
Itl'OU CfH.
BTonz fc ILEU ,
Lager llccr Brewers ,
1S.11 Ncrtti ISth Street , Omaha , Neb.
Curnloo.
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window caps and mclallcrkyllvht' . John K'pcuctcr ,
proprietor 103 and I III South loth street.
ArtlHts'
A , IIOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
_ 1513 Doimlaa Street. Omaha. Xeh
Coal , Coke , lite.
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Goal.
B E Cor ICth and loiiiU Streets , Omaha , Xeb.
'
NEBHASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and CoKe ,
814 bouth I3th Street , Omaha , Kcb
Clttnrg. .
_ _
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DEAN , ARMSTRONG & "CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
403 N 16th Street , "llcllol" 1419
_
Dry OooelB nnd Notions. _
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SMITH & : CO > . ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
_ Corner llth nnd Howard Streets
KILPATKICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods. .
Cents' Kurnlshlnc Hoods Corner Illh and Hnrney
fatrciH , Onuhii , Neb _
Furniture.
" - "
DEWEY" & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fufniture ,
hnrnnm fatrcct , Ounln , Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture.
Oniuho , Ncbruskn
GroocrlcH.
McCORD , BRADY & CO ,
Wholesale Giocers ,
ISth and I-onTOnHorlh tjtrect.'i , Ouiaha , Nobraskn.
Ijiinibcr , Ktc.
' " " " " " "
JOHN A , WAKEFiELD,7"
Lumber Etc. Etc.
Wholesale , . , .
Imported nnd American Portland Comcnt , Slut *
agent for Milwaukee Hydraulic Cement , and
( julncy VV iillo l.lmo.
'
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Wood carpels and parquet flooring , Oth and Uougla *
Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. *
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sasli ,
Doors , Ktc Yards , Corner 7lh nnd Douglas
Corner 10th nnd Douglas
FRED W. QREY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Corner Oth nnd Douulas blieeta , Omaha.
Millinery nnd Xotlonn.
I. OBERFELDER Ac CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
203 , 310 nnd 212 South llth street.
Notional
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale-Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
1124 llarncjr street Omaha ,
OIlH.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Aile ureae , etc , Omaha A H ll'shop. Manager.
Pnicr. i
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Carry a nice stock of printing , wrapping and writing
paper bpeclal attention given to card paper.
Safes , Ktc.
A. L. DEANE & CO. ,
Uencral Agenti for
Halls' ' Safes ,
HI and 323 South 10th St , Omaha.
i- , *
Toys , Kto.
H. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobbers of
Dolls Albums Goods
Toys , , , Fancy ,
IIouio Furnishing ( leeds , Children's Carriages IWf
farnhiu street , Omaha , Neb
AVatcr Supplies.
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
nallldajr wind mills DIR and WO Jones st , Omaha.
< l K Hess , Acting Managar.
BROWNELL & ; CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet-Iron work , ( team pumpi , saw mills 1313.Ul
liCaT uwurlh street , Omaha.
Iron WorlfH.
PAXTON ! " & VI LING IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
Engines , brass work , general foundry , machlno an4
blacksmith work omce and works , U , 1 * .
Kjr and 17th street , Omaha.
OMAHA SAFE &t IRON WORKS ,
Hanf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults , jail work , Iron shutters and lira escape * ;
O Andr cuprop r Cor lltti midJarknon fan.
Sasli , Doors , Ktc.
M. A. DISUROW & CO. ,
\ \ boleiole manufacturers of
Sasli , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch office , 12tb and Iiard streets , Omaha , Jl t > .
UNION STOCK YAHDS CO. ,
01 South Omalia , Limited , .
W R U U MEX S1" ' " froMa,1lToSd ! !
VU LArllV VoultifitlKrror.ImKlmioy . . | )
, . .
* > n * A. *
and T tl itn ; ena lit .Mm nt.titiA
cured perinanently ana prlrateljr by our Hmiml Hiul
clUc , bent by mall for II Book sunt lixalidi foi
stamp lleocun Medical / , \Viahuglo4
Hittt , Uoitou , MUJI.