1 U JiitSJJ A y. , J U i\Jii
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
The Local Trade Dogs the Pootstops of the
Wheat Crowd ,
OATB SHOW LITTLE OR NO OHANOE.
During the MornliiR Fnt Cattle Have
tJic Kloor The Hog Mnrket Closes
Btcntly A Good Matty Cur
ried Over.
Cniwno , .TunoS. [ Ppcclal TclcKram to TUB
flix.Tho ] opcnlnn price In wheat wns nonrly
Ic tiridor the clWoS turtlny nnil the highest
prlco of the niornliiR wii9 ' , Jo ttnilor the last
tiiotatlon | for July wheat In Mny. The only
Bl n of u hul'o | during the tiioriiln wns Just
nflur the opunliiK , when July sold up toUlUc.
I'roni tltli the tumlcncy was tlownwnrd until
July touched lll'.ic. Shortly nfttT noon there
WIIH n dccllnon"o from Bnturdiiy. Juno wns
quoted at Ol'/ic onrly nnd gradually declined.
August sold at Ctt'ic ' and off to 'JO.Uc nnd Hep-
tcmlicr UJUc and off to W c. Hull Inllit-
ences wore ROOI ! ones and buying wns
IT mostly of n character that was stiRRcstlvo
( & ' of hlKlicr prices Inter , hut the lucnl trade fol
lowed tlio maiilpiilntnrs nnd sold wlicnt and
( loprossed iho inarkut. The Missouri report
nn c'lopi Kavo 7 points decline In conditions.
Tlirro wns unfnvornblo nuw.s from Tonncssuo
and KUIIMIS. The buying orders of thn day
wi'ro mostly from the country. Mitchell
bought fiei'ly at times , so did other local
houteH , but they were oxci'pllons. Ihitchln-
KOII wns a big seller all the forenoon. lie hold
as If trying to depress prices. New York niul
yt. l.ouls hold hero. Minneapolis weakened
about noon on orders from Chicago. Another
weakening force was the failure of the visible
Nitpply lo Hhow nny NUbstnutlnl dccrense.
Itnlns In the nortnwest stnrted a weak
ness on the curb. The deliveries this
n ornlng were small , as usual In June , nr-r-
hapa I'WJ.Oao bushujs. A cargo of Ilo.OOO bushel *
of No. 2 spring arrived by lake from ( Ireen
liny about 1 o'clock. An Illinois statoruport
wnsclmilnted , jtlvlng adecllno In conditions
of ( i points. On this , ami on buying for a reac
tion , thev recovered to l(2'c ( for July , at 1
o'clock. Wheat took decidedly an tip-turn the
last half hour on the Illinois report , and on a
bcaro among the o who bad sold too much on
thodccllno. June iccovoied to Ii2'4c at close ,
July touched ffP.ii1 , high point early and closed
Ift'tc. August nnil September cold at ttio
highest prices nf iho day at Wc { and Uilo reV -
V speollvelv. On the cuib wheat wns easier
* i again , fco'lllng off to ( G'ic. Tuts sold atW.c
to III c , calls iBUc to WHc. The corn market
was narrow toilny , with homo weakness early ,
but the closing was llrm anil stead y compared
with the close Inst week. Deliveries of corn
nt the morning hour were light nnd certainly
less than 100.000 bushels. This caused small
offerings In the pit nnil there being a fair de-
imiiKl for June the prlco went from 'MHc to
Kl' e. The lowest point of the day wns IH'ic ' ,
and the clobo : nic. ! July wns a'f.o nnd : ilic. !
closing 'Me. August sold at .llo to U4yo to
lU'Jo toiU'tcat the close. Peiitcmber touched
bottom att5o : and closed at H.vJtj.Mie.
The visible supply of oats shows an Increase
of J.MH.OOO for week. The receipts were
largo , deliveries were very small and the
prices showed no very Impoitant changes.
Juno.sold utW.i'c niHl'Jil.'ic. July filic tol'il ute
to " ( i..c , August closed at UtUc , J-eptember
l He.
The provision trade did lltt.lo more than
usual today. In a general way the iccelpts of
hogs-at thu yaids were heavy and the prices
JOe lower. This caused a heavy feeling In the
pit. June lard sold nt ? ti.OO early , touching
ri.0""j and closing at JK.on. July sold nt HID
and t-eptemljor at } . : io. Ulbsuio llttlo
changed. Juno pork sold olT.slightly to ll'J. ! > >
and July was steudy at ? li.IU. !
tSU tl\'K STOCK.
CHICAGO , Juno 2. [ Special Tolegr.imto Tun
llKi.l UATTI.B The cattle market , opened act
ive with a slight upturn , a largo number sellIng -
I/ , : Ing at an advance , but later on thu demand
fell oir , many orders being withdrawn , anil the
late sales sold a shade lower. During the
boom In the morning everything In the fat
cattle line shared In the advance. There
were about 2.0JO In the run , all of which sold
at strong prices. Itutchers' stock was In fair
demand and steady , llttlo or nothing going
on In the stockcr or feeder line.
Choice to extra beeves , II.SOQ5.00 ;
medium to good steers , Ii.V ; ) to
J.r > 00 Ibs. . $1.41X31.70 ; l..IX ) to I.XU lln. , gl..M@I.GO ;
fiM to 1,200 Ibs. , J3.30ffH.iO : ; stockersand feeders ,
tL'.40i. ; 0 ; cows , bulls und iiil.xcd , W.OnttVtyt :
bulk , * i'J. > ® 2.l ( ; slop fe < l steers , W.iVroi.UO ;
crass fed steurs , fc'.40 < iW.M ; fell steers , 8J.OO ®
UMO )
Hogs -Huslncss opened slow with a decline
of llJu on nil grndes , but later business was ac-
tlvoand the general market closed steady ,
yet theto were quite n number carried ovnr.
I'liekfi-s paid ? : i.u"4J'l.tttaii ) < l shippers fl.OOSl.OT'/J
with light sorts largely atW.'JS.
NEW VOHK. Juno 2. [ Special Tolesram to
Tun HEI.I : STOCKS Opinions on tlio stock
nuirkitt were very iiumoroiii before tlio openIng -
Ing today. Wall street Is entirely at sea. The
action of the market last week and the Inllu-
ences Insight are now at variance. Hull ar
guments mostly have an "If" In them. Tlio
disturbing elements are positive. Tlio senti
ment of the room traders was that It will tuko
Bonto tlmo to bring about a good recovery
fiom tholemorall/.atlon already oxporloncod ,
and that In tlio moantlmo the hoar raldcrj
will have a chance for bringing about sharp
breaks. Hut tlio ultimate action will ho the
renewal of the upward movement on abettor
basis than before If professional views count
* 2iir anything. The llrst prices this morning
were from hl3'i ' per cent lower for aatlvo
Flocks tills morning In sympathy with the
{ .ondon market , hut the depression wasshort-
Ivcd , as a strong tune was Immediately de
veloped at tiio concession , and material ad
vances were Hcoied In tlio llrst half IKHH-'H
trading. The Improvement , Iiowever , induced
freer Helllnii , and in some cas.cs all of the Im
provement was lost. Chicago lias , Sugar Ito-
Ilneiiesatid Atelilson were tlio most promi
nent In the early rise , gaining S per emit , I'i
and I'i per cent lespectively. while Missouri
1'aclllo and I.ako Shore each rose ' 4 und
others biimllcr fractions in Sugar , tit.
1'nill , l.oulsvlilo & Nitshvlllo and Oregon
Tianscontlncntiil. and some were weakest on
the decline , but Alehlson. Chicago lias and
Lake .Shore were well held. Atchlson , Ciileago
( ins , Sugar and St. Paul weio especially aetlvo
blocks , hiitthero was an active trading In
most of the usually prominent stocks. Sugar
Hellnerles just towanl 11 o'clock dropped
Bhtirply and went below last week's lowest
price , touching 74 against 7h'fc at Its best llg-
[ ire , The rest of the market failed to sympa
thize. During the hour up lo 12o'clock , how
ever , weakness was the rttlo alt through the
list. ChlciR ) ( ! as again went below ft ) and
tugar under 74. Grangers anil Coal stocks
bold nlT ftei'ly. Atchlson dropped to
47 > i , Itock Ihlaild to ( if ) , St. Paul to 77" ,
Mlh.soiirl 1'aclllo to73'4 from 73 early , Union
I'acltlc tofl3ii. I.aekawanna to 1114 and Itead-
lngto4iU. ( There was little hope for any 10-
co\ory In stocks late In tlio day. The Chicago
lias demoralization continued to Inllnonco the
market. That slock went nfT nearly 0 points
under tlio top tlgure , touching 47'i and closing
ut4'.i'i. ' ' Sugar went tumbling down to 73o at
the close. Itailroiid stocks sulfoicd also.
Atchlson closed I'i below thohcst tlgurcs early
fit 1Jllnrllngton ( lost a point. Northwest-
tTu and Itock Island loit U each. St. I'anl
und Missouri I'aelll" each closed I'i ' under the
close last week at 77 for St. I'aul and 72J4 for
Mlssontl I'aclllc. A small failureou the bull
bldo added to tlio nervotisnoss In the market.
. . .J'ho following were the closing quotations :
\ \ S.J ri'iiiilnr. . . . . . .IM iNorllifrn I'aclllc H5U
I ? S. " COIIPOIM ' " I do prt'forroU tilU
V 8. 4IU riwilar 0. Jt.V. W 115
1) ) r * . 4 > < i I'Diiiion ilii preferred ID
I'ni-lllutis of 'U ) 1UM , N. V. Central liw
IVntrul I'avllli' . > U IV , I ) . , V 13 20vJ
I Clilfaxu Alton. ' . . .131 Hock Ulniul DIM
Clik'Mu'o , llurllnxton ' . >
L'.M. A St. l 7cjJ
, V yitlncy . ItMl ilo ptotorroil 120
J ) . . U A W . 141 St. 1'uitl A Omulin. . . . : ) J
) lllnul Control 115'j tlo prcforrcil vj
) . , II. AW Uuttm I'acinc iti/ ,
V Katun * A Texas . 181V.St. . I..A I1 inj ;
. .M''H ilo prelerreil jijij
Mlclifk'un t'entrid ! . . .10'U Wcitcrn Uiiloii bli
UUsotirl I'acltle
I'IIIMU.MKIICANTII.I : I'AI-KII liiQB'j jior cent.
( Hriui.tMi : lv.xiiiANiu-Qulotj ; : htuudy ; sixty-
duy Ulllb.fl.blj dfiiKunl , tl.3.
I'llODVCK JI.litKKTJi.
CiitCAno. Juno S. iiisp , in. close Wlictit
I'll in ; cuslt niid Juiii' , U-'Su ; July Ul'io. '
Corn Stoutly i uitsli , Ul ui Juni. ' , Ififie ; July ,
( lu ,
( > iiln Steady ; cash und Juno SOyoi July
ftHii f-illS.
Kyo KasyntSJo.
llitrloy Easy.
I'rinioTlinotliy JI.U3. .
.
\Vliisky-Jl.oy.
I'ork-Uull ; cusli , f3.W ! ; Jufiotn.3Ti ! ; July ,
.fli r\l-Diill | cash , tt.)7)i ! ) ) ; July , I0.07KO
6.10.
6.10.Klour Steady.
rrovlsloiis-Slioiildi'Miind sliort ribs , M.103
l.VUi hhort olcar , W.m > ® \70.
flutter titvady t crcutnury , lOffilSo ; dairy , 7 ®
UlieoKo Sti > ni1yi full croain clieddaw ,
IV | tints , waisSio ; Vounic Ami-rlcus ,
eVii1.
Hides -Stoailyi light green salted , ?
WltcdliulU , 5oi k-rccti salted cair,0'i < Sc ( dry
( lint , ( VTlTc ; dry suited lililo' , fie ) dry calf ,
KMot ilcueom , 'Jo ) each.
Tallow Htondys packed , J'iQIUc ! No. 2 ,
SMo ! cake. 4Vc.
KfTgs Kasler ; fresh , HOI2o.
Uccclpto. Shlpm'ts.
Flour - . . it.ooo 12.000
Wheat ? . . fiO.OOJ 4noo
Corn r.TO.000 700.000
Onti 001.000 ; 05.0i)0 )
Nr.w YOIIK , Juno 2. Wheat Hccelpts , 13.SOO
hu lielii nxnorts , : i7.ViO busholi ! spot llnnrr ;
No. 9 red. UHic In oiovators OOUo ullont ; WH ®
07Hc f o b ; options closed firm ; No.2 red , June ,
closlui ; utpl c.
Corn Uocelpts. 33.1SO bu licl ; export' ,
73l.'iO Ini'lioN ; ppot stronger ! No. 9. IOjn(40Uo
In rlovator , 40 ! ( ll > icitnoit : ; unRrndcd mixed ,
: K < tl9 o ; options , steady to Uc up ; Juno clos-
lm'at40'U' .
Uats llocolpts , JlOTi.OOO hinhrls ; exports ,
IMUOO bmhols ; spot llrincr : No. S white , : MVi@
Ti > 4 ; mixed ucstern , : CuVBic ! ; whlto westcin ,
'
Coffi-0 Options closed steady and 10 points
up. Hales , 41,750 bags.luiie. . 117.43 ; July. 117.13
© 17.20 ; spot Ulo steady : f air cargoes. tJo.OO.
.Sugar Haw , llrmer : fair rcllnlng , 4' c : Cen
trifugals , W test. 4'iO : refined , ( Inner ! oil" A , "
' "A03-iOc confectioners'
OMIW.'ioi standard , - ;
"A , " f > l-I6c ; powdered , Oiic : granulated , OUt"
cubes , O'lU.
Petroleum United closed at 69'ic.
EggsKnslpr ; western , 13c.
Pork-Steady : mess , JI3.7.vai4,25.
Lard Harely steady ; cash. f0.27'j.
Huttor Quiet : western dairy , 0 < aiOc ; cream
ery , oi4c ; Klein. I4mc. }
Cheese Quiet and steady : eastern , 7G9c. _
KANSAS CITV. Juno I.-\Vheat Qulct ; No. 2
hard , cash. Ktoj No. 2 red. cash , t9c.
Corn Kaslor ; No. 2 , cash , 2Xe.
Oats -Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 27c.
MILWAUKEE Juno 2. Wheat Firmer ; No. 2
'spring , cash , hfi'.iawc : July , OOJio.
Corn-Quiet : No. 3 , 31c.
Oats-Dull : No. a white , 29'/c.
Hye-Qtllet ; No. 1. 4i : e.
Hurley Kaslcr ; No. 2 , 17'j '
Provisions Quiet ; pork , 1
ST. Louis , Juno 2. Wheat Closed lower ;
cash , Klc ; July , OOijc.
Corn Lower ; ciiilt. 3tici ! July. 32' c.
Oats Klrm : cash , 27'Jc ; July , 20 ? c.
Pork-Steady at Il2.00ii > t2.23.
Lard Nominal at $5.M.
Whisky-Steady at tl.Oi ) . , .
Hutter-Qulet ; creamery , 1013o ; dairy , 8 ®
15o.
CINCINNATI , Juno 2. Wheat Easier ; No.
red , Die.
Corn Lower ; No. 2 mixed , 'll'.ie. '
Oats Kaslcr ; No. 2 , 28'/j2D.'ic.
Whisky-Jim
MINNEAPOLIS. Juno 2. Wheat Hecclpt1 ?
for two days 200 ears ; shipments , 19 cars ; cash
market very dull. Closing : No. 1 hard , Juno
fiS'/ie : on track , WiJOOHc ; No. I northern , June ,
Me ; on track , b'JUc ' ; No. 2 northern , June , fcCc ;
on track , bOc.
KANSAS Cm- , June 2. Cattle Receipts ,
1,1)00 ) ; shipments , 3,100 ; market weak , Irregular ;
Hteets , i.'t.OQayO ; cows , Jl.734t3.50 ; stockcrs and
feeders , r - . " .
UOKS Huoulpts , 4.100 ; shipments , 1.100 ; mar
ket slow and quiet ; all grades , $ j.GK2J.7j ( : ;
bulk , * ) .70j.72'i. :
LtVKiti'Oor. , Juno 2. Wheat Market steady ,
demand ImptovliiK ; holders olfcr sparingly.
Corn Market steady ; demand fair ; now
mixed western tls5 ? d per cental.
K srvic.
CIIICAOO , Juno 2. Cattlc-necclpts , 13.003 ;
market hteady to lOc higher ; beeves , fl.SOffi.OO ;
steers , JII.WV14.70 ; stockcrs and feeders , MO ®
a > 0 ; Te.Mis grass steoro , $ J.40i.iO. ; :
Ilogs-iteuelpts. 111,000 ; market dull and
lower ; mixed. $3.60l.03 ; heavy , ! 3.MI.07 ) ;
llcht , W.SIMJ4.IO.
Sheep Receipts. 111,000 ; market slow , lower ;
natives , gk.'iOft.'i.T.V westerns , J4.MXSo.70 ; Tcx-
ans M.iwfj3.lo ; lambs * . " . .2yIiO.-)0.
Drovers' Journal hneclal cablegram from
London quotes choice to good American steers
9'ic. higher than last Monday at lllliu per
lb , estimated dead weight.
ST. LouiH. Juno -Cattlo Hecclpts , 4CM ;
shipments , 400 ; market stroneor ; fair to fancy
natlvo steers , $3.'JHt."i.OO : stookers and feeders ,
sa.ooai.oo.
Hogs Keceipts , 2,000 ; shipments , 4,700 ; mar
ket lower ; heavy. iil.hOSJU.O J ; packing , W.fcj ®
4.Si ; light , M.7.vai.b'"i. :
Sioux ClTV , Juno 2. Cattle Itocelpts , 700 ;
shipments , . ' 110 ; market steady ; fatca'tloin
cooddumand ; ( iiiotatlons tineliangcd. Steeis ,
J'l.S.ViiUlO ; stouuers and feedeis , J1.00ffi3.B5 ;
cows , common to faney , SI.2.V3.'l.i3. :
llogs-Ucceipts , l.bOJ ; market Steady atW.Cj
© 3.70.
_
O 31. 11. 1 ItlVK STOCK.
Cuttle.
Monday , Juno 2.
Estimated receipts of cattle. I .SOU. compared
with l.reci Saturday and l.MH Monday of last
week. Tlio market opened slow On almost
everything. Heavy beeves were fully 5o
lower , whlto some .salesmen think their sales
indicate .VSlOo lower ; the poor grades of cows
are slow and 5o lower , while the best xradus of
cows and natty llttlo steers opened lirm to n
n.ekel higher , the steers closing 5o and lOo
lower. All the cows wore sold early. The re
ceipts of stackers and feeders were light but
with the hold-overs were sulllclentto supply
the demand , with prices steady. Hulls und
calves tire unchanged.
Estimated receipts of hogs fi.GOO , compared
with 6.JS10 Satuidav and 4.ru7 Monday of last
week. The market opened V3,10e lower. Every
thing changed hands Ueforo midday .steady
with the opening. Kango of prices. Ki.CiOQi.7. : ' > .
Light , f.\.WK\.Kl\i' \ \ \ mixedi.K'j'3"'l.t : ( ' > 7'5 ; heavy ,
Kl. < r > @ : i.5. The average of tlio prices paid was
| : i.70. oompaied with W.70 Saturday and KS.G'U
Monday of last week.
Sliccp.
Estimated receipts of sheep Kf. compared
with t'Jil Saturday atuU'S'J Jlotitlay of lust week ,
respite advices from I'hleago of lower prlcp.s ,
the market continues active with pi ices
steady.
Prevailing I'riuoH.
Tlio following Is a table of prices paid In
this market for the gradoof stock mentioned :
1'rlmoMeers. 11100 to 1(103 ( Ibs t'.IM ® 4.li. >
< ! oed steers. P-WI to 1I.TU lt > s 11.70 ffil.40
tiood steers , IO.V ) to 11100 Ibs : i.fi.di4.iO :
Common , 1W)0 ) to lloOttis : i.2Ti fW.'O
Common canners l.W ) S42.CO
Ordinary to fair cows 1.IX ) @ 3.i5 ;
I'alr to good cows l..O < RS.fu
Good to eholeo cows 2.7.'i GM.I5
I'holco to faney cows 2.0. ) CM 03
Kalr to good bulls 1.73 tti2.tl5
C'holco to fancy bulls 2.3U ( ftl.rvi
Light stoekers and feeders 2.50 < jj.'t.23
Keeders. RV ) to llOOrtis 2.110 ft3,70
Kalr to choice light hogs 3.00 4t3.02'i '
Kalr to choice heavy hogs 3.03 IJS3.73
I'alr to eholco mixed hogs 3.J2 ( ! > & 3.07 ! |
Comparative Tables.
Tlio following table shows the range In
prices on hogs during this and last week :
D.tyn. This Week , Last Week.
M.imlay M UO 33 75 M U 0.1 7S
r iciilay a iv > ci.'i ( a
Vcdneaday : i VA et ; 85
Thurmlay : i tu ( .u Hi
Krhlay 3 II''HM : ! M
Hatunlay 3u tut f. .
110(13. (
The following table shows the ranjo of
prices paid for hogs :
Kalr to choice light hogs $100 < JX1 02)5 )
1'alr to choice heavy hogs 303 66' ) 73
Fair to choice mixed hogs 3 G2iffi3 ! 075 !
situm * .
Prime fat sheep 530 W ) 75
( teed fat sheep 450 40333
Common to medium sheep 300 Ol 50
AvernKo Costol' IIo s.
The following table gives .thojivor.iito ent
of hoson tliodatos moiitlono.l , In sliiilln ; llu
costtoJay , us basud upon salej reported :
Date. Prlco. Date. Price.
May 1 W WH } May 2 ! 4 Oli ?
May 3 397" , May 5 3 US
May 0 3 IHU May 7 3 UU1
May 8 300 .May U 3 07'i
May 10 3 irj May 12 3 U3'J
May 13 il 00 May 14 3" '
.May 15 3 t-5'j ' May 10 3 oi'j
May 17 3 Ol'i May 10 3 H7
May 20 38.3 May 21 3 7H > (
May 22 3 73SS May 21 3 7I4 ?
May 21 372 May tti 307 ? ,
May27 374 May 2-1 3 75'4
Mav29 3 73J May in ) 371
May 31 3 70 June'.1 3 70
lll ltost and Ij-.mo.4t Hales of
Today , Yesterday.
IllBhest . 137.1 Highest . S'2 ! ' ,
Lowest . a 00 Lowest , . 3 70
Stock Uouelpt.4.
Ofllelal yesterday. Estimated Today.
Oattlo . 4(1 ( cars , l.tKI Cattle. . . 77 curs 1,510
Hogs . Wears , 8,93d Hogs . Kl cars 5.00J
Slieei . leiir , 120 Sheep . 1 car 023
llooelptH and SlilniiientH Ditrlii ) . ' ,
lleeolpts , Shllimonts.
Cattlo. . 2JMI cars , m.a'.l Cattle , aid ? cars. C2.S81
Hogs. . . lUVIcar.s.r .CW Hogs. . . UC-Jcars , 127,810
Mieep . ct curs , IO.U.V ! Sheep , tw cars , 11,518
llorbes. 12 curs. 07 Horsea. 13 curs , 76
Slaughtered at South Onuihn.
. 1201 cars , 25,075
Hogs . 1H15 curs , 121,400
cheep . . 37 curs , 0,603
Average Price of Hogi.
Showing the avorajo price paid for loads of
hcgsoii thodayslndlcuted In I d7 , IMS , lijj ami
Deposition at * Stout-
Ikowlng tlio uutuUor of a ttla UougUt
the leading buyers on today's market.
CATTI.K.
fiwlft * Company . din
( J. II. llrunmoud A Co . . V77
The Armoiir-Cudahy I' Co . 40
IceHoth8chlid . Jfil
llcnton .t ritilcrwoml . . 14
Iiobmann A Traucrman . 123
Other buyers . , . 173
IHHIS.
Armour-Cuduhy 1'aeklngCo . . . 1.731
Onmlm Packing Co . l.Wl
Hwlflifo . MO
The 0. 11. Hammond Co . 4n : )
J. I' , t-rjulrcs k Co . UGU
Finnp. :
The 0 H Hammond Co .
For tlio Week.
CATTI.K.
Iluycrs. N
fiwlft .V Co . . . . . n.
Ceo. II. Hammond , t Co . 1. ( > 7C
Armour-Cudaliy Packing Co . 2ain
Other buyers . . . 6,410
Total . . 12,810
non i.
Arniour-Cudnliy 1'acklng Co . ll.OflO
Omaha Packing Co . 1I.'C
Hwift&uu . _ . : i. : 4
Clco. II. Hammond A : Co . lHii :
J. P. .Sulres&Co | . 271)
Cudahy lliothers . fcCI
"
Total . . 31,702
Swift .t Co . 1,033
Armoiir-Cudahy PncklngCo . 4ii ! :
U. II. Hammond & Co . 1K1
' "
Total . . . . . . l.OJ'J
For the -Montli.
UATTl.t : .
Ilnycrs. No.
Hwlft A Co . 17.012
Oeorgo II. Hammond fc Co . 7..V.IH
Armonr-Ctidnhy Packing Co . G.1U2
Oinultii PacUIng Co . 120
Oilier buyers . Ti.fd3 :
Total . 05,237
nous.
Artnour-Cudaliy Packing Co . 50,200
Omaha Packing Co . ; ( > . ? ? I
12,021) )
lieorgo H. Hammonil > t Co . 10..V.I1
.1. P. t-tilres ( | A. Co . H . 27 ! )
Klngan.tCo . 1.IOS
Oilier buyeis . 4G'J'J
Total 127,2S'l
smii' : : .
Swift & Co 2.410
Armoiir-Cudahy Packing Co J'J9I
t.eorgo H. Hammond & Co 403
llecker.t Degan . , 115
A.M.Clark Ill )
JTolal 4,403
Monthly Statement.
Showing the olllclul receipts and shipments
of llvo stock during the month ending May
31,1890 , and the number of head consumed at
South Omuhu :
IIRCCIPTS.
Horses
1IAU.HO.VDS. Cattle. Hoss. Sheep. niul
Mules.
O. M. A St. I' , ll'y. . . . 1,1 ' .Hi
O. &St. I , . Hy I.INO 3.2JI W
Slliiourll'ncltlcU'y. : \'Ml \ za
U. P. ll'y 18,441 so.uss 7,418
C. , t.V.V. . ll'y I.ITJI
H. & .M. H'y 1,092 ,
( ! . , H. AQ. H'5- 1,413
C. , H. I. .V I' . H'y 1.3SC 2.U5I
C.St. 1' . . SI. 40. ll'y 4 , CAS 5.0SJ
K , 13. A.M. V. H'y. . . . 10,00s 23-ttM SOS
Driven In 4KI
firamt totnl iaU5l 127,0 % 3 10.B.MI
DISI'OSITIO.V.
Horses
ItAlI.ltOADS. Cnltlo. Hoes. Sheep. nnd
Mules
) . \St. I- 28
-Mhsoiirl 1'nrlllc 1IXJ
Dnluii I'aulttu 1,285
C. AN.V 40tl
11.4. M
O. , II. A Q 1,4011
L' . , H. I. * I' 13
C'Ht. I' . . M. AO 388
K. K. & Jl. V 247
Tutnl shipments. . .
Consumed In S. O. . . 25.U7J 121,400 C3
( SrnndTotnl 02,881 127.S4'J 78
Ilepresentatlvc
niif : : STILUS.
No. Av , . Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . WiO $ .1 M 22. . ! iOS $3 TO 20..1031 ? 4 00
4. . 770 : t no 23. . il 383 20..1131 4 10
3. . MM : i IK ) 20..1047 3 S3 23..1033 4 10
11. . 1124 3 70 33..1027 3 ! H ) 40..1229 4 10
101 ! ) 373 KI..10S1 3 1)3 10..11IH 4 15
DM 73 41.1111 ! 3 H3 47. . 1207 4 15
1160 3 73 23..10h3 4 00 43..1IU3 4 20
010 3 73 22. . law 4 00 19..1405 4 25
373 20. . 10 ! 12 4 00 18..1373 4 .Ti
11 :1131 : 360 20..1003 4 00 14..12G5 4 45
SIIIl'I'IMl AND EXI'OUT STEEI1S.
13. . 1237 3 US 23. . 1100 4 15 10..1272 4 20
M. . 114S 4 00 20. . 1 HIS 4 17U 1..2020 4 40
21 . 1221 4 10 4 20 2..IIK5 4 40
1H. . ll'M ' 4 10 20. . 1344 4 20 M..1J51 4 40
37. . 1231 4 15
COWS.
1. .Ift'tO 225 4. . 1107 2.TO .1075 2 80
4. .1100 2 23 4. . 1178 2 03 .llffil 3 00
. aw 250 8. . RV. 2 75 . M2 : i 25
, HOJ 250 1..1000 260 .1270 3 25
CANNIIIIS.
. nee 1 75 0. . U17 2 CIO . OTX ) 2 00
. Kfi 1 75 1. . 620 2 00 .1051 2 CO
.1010 1 75
75STOCKGIIS
STOCKGIIS AND JT.E
, . 730 323 12. . 039 323 1. . 00 3 40
HULLS.
.1810 2 00 1..1570 2 75 2 00
. 1005 245 1..1ISO 2 50
CAI.VKS.
. 330 4 23 t. . 157 5 M
OXEN.
.2050 350
1..1170 2 73
iiEmins.
05. . 709 3 50
WCSTIH.V
Owner. No. AV. Pr
. ' 17 steers , shipping. . . . . .12.Y3 J4 10
51 steers , shipping . . . . . .1330 4 25
Mll.&Wyo. Inv.Co.
03 steers , dressed beef . .1231 4 00
SHEW.
No. Av. Pr.
100 Nebraska , shorn Av..M 4 SO
100 Nebraska , shorn 4 SO
47 Nebraska , shorn .M 4 SO
40 Nebraska , shorn . .81 4 SO
07 Nebraska , shorn . .M 4 SO
00 Nebraska , shorn . .S7 4 SO
00 Nebraska , shorn ; . . . 5 4 SO
00'Nebraska , shorn 4 SO
noes.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
80. ,2s7 J370
II .237 3 70
13 ,20) 3 70
.250 120 3 70
2,13 100 3 70
257 40 3 70
: Xi 120 3 70
20ft 0 3 70
.BOU ICO 3 70
.250 210 3 70
252 0 3 70
277 2ifl 3 70
270 40 3 70
.201 120 H 70
.200 0 3 70
.3l 120 3 72'J '
272 40 3 72'i
2M M 3 72'i '
.305 120 3 ? ' " ,
.2N ) 120 3 72'i '
.2S ! ) 0 3 72'i
.201
205 40 it 72'i '
2il1 40 3 72"
207 40 3 72'i '
217 N ) 3 72'i '
2lfJ 0 3 72'i '
3 72'i '
3 72'i
40 3 72'i '
3 72'i
281 3 72"
XVI tO 3 72'i
.M bO 3 75
3)7 ) 3 75
, .T > H 375
350 3 75
.207 40 3 75
2 0 3 75
I'KIS AND FKII'S.
, .210 210 340 CO .103 EO 340
STAOH ,
400 2 25 J .5M - 330
Market Mention.
Hogs lower.
Cattle slow and lower ,
S. Kcuhiibont up a car of cattle from Cam-
brldgo
W. T. HIckley of Columbus marketed a ear
of hogs.
\\V\YIdanmti marketed a car of cattle from
Mead.
Thomas Powers had u car of hogs on the
market from Siitton. . .
W. A. 1'lnlay sent In three cars of cattle
from Uteeuwood.
Henry Sehinstockoamo In from West Point
with two cars of cattle.
Q. I' , llentloy of .Scluiylor was on the marknt
with two cars of cattle.
Motcalf & Wood , heavy dealers of York , had
a cur of hogs on the market.
Inspector Howard condemned and shot two
lump jaw steers.
It. A. Toiuploton k Co. , regular shippers of
Tokamah , sent down a car of hogs.
I'rod \ , . Oswald eamo la from Mludcn with
thiee cars of sheep.
J. I.Hitter , of Morse , Rogers & Co. , came In
from Morse llluira with cattle and liu j.
Uotli uiuulwa or thu flru \YoodgtUo &
C'o. , I'tlea.wcro In with a cnr each of cattle and
hogs. II
( . ' . J I-'ttrer. the well Itnowii Kalrfleld ship
per , had t'wo cars of cntt | , oi"th6"imirk'et. |
0. A. .Itidv. a proinjocnt and successful
stockman of Aliln. was bit 'the ' mnrket with n
car of cattle anil two of hot's.
B. W. Tlrkuorand Eil Wal.klmi were lit from
North llend , the former with a ear of bulls
nnd one of steers and the latter with u , ear of
bulls.
OM.ilt.l WHOI.KH.ILK Jl.lHHKTS ,
I'roilucc.
I'tsit-Prr Hi ! Fresh wiilloaml trout , IOIlc ;
ulke , waiflc ; pickerel , lee ; snlmon. IJo.
IHtiKS , PKI.TS AND , TAl.r.ow-llrecn salted
hides , 4y < tf5c ! dry salted , hides. 4U5 ? e ; dry
Hint hides , so : calf hides. 4 > i < i7tl'ie. Damaged
hides2c less , Sheep pells , gtcen. oachs
picked navy , medium , tUiOic.GO ; hantl picked
country , I.40I.OO : good clean , ti.2J3l.40.
Afl't.K HUTTKII rcr Ib , Wise ,
Wooil'lno unwashed , l ; aicc ; medium uu-
wa hcd , 18 210 ! coarse unwashed , 1S.U20C.
I'l'lis-lleaver. per II ) . * 2.Mxa4.0J : etich. $ . ' 1.00 ®
7,00j otter , each. * .l.004t7.00i wolf , oach. WJ Oc ]
coon , each , 4 ( { 0-Hjj mink , each , iKKi a ; muskrat -
rat , fall , /ai2o ; muskrat , winter , Iixr&t5c ;
skunk , 23TJXj ) ( ; badger. 40ciMl.oOi deerskins ,
piTll,2XiWOc ( ! deer skins , winter , per Ib , 12 ®
" '
"o'ltASOES per box , Mcdllerraiican sweets
J3.00 ; l.os Angeles , $ l.00j fancy Duarte seetl- ,
lings , if4..VI ) ItixH. W.W.
ll.NKAl'i'i.KS Per doA.'iOQn.OO. .
STltAWliKlllllHS Per ease , eholco shipping
stock , J2.7.va3.00 : good , J2.Xe2o. ( !
ClIiKlt Per bhl , rcllned , * tl.Vj ) half bbl , JI.M ;
hard elder , pure , per bbl , W.OO ; ornngo elder ,
half bill , J7.UO ; pear elder , half bbl , { 7,00.
CAMl'OltNiA CllKllHIBS Per 10 Ib box , $1.50 ®
2,00.
2,00.IiKMOss t'erliox , Messina , fancy , $1.50113.00 ;
strictly eholco , J4.2vai.50.
llANANAS-Per bunch. $ I.VX2.1.00.
llL'TTKii-Creamery , fancy rolls , print. If ®
10e ; ereamery , fancy , solid packed , lOtolsci
creamery , choice , 12315c ; dairy , fancy lolls
and prints , \ 'X&Ucdairy \ , Tiincy , solid packed ,
IK&l.lc ; tlalry. choice , HIOe ; country roll ,
fancy , ® e ; choice , 78c ; Inferior , 23e.
K ( is Ho per thu for strictly fresh ; stale
stock not saleable.
HO.VKS ( ( imitations arc for delivery In Chi
cago. ) Dry biill'tilo. per ton , $ IO.WKai.tXj ( ) dry
country , blenched. JlO.uOfl.ln.ix ) ; dry couiitry >
damp anil meaty , $3.UOlo.W
VKIIKTAIII.KS Now southern onions , per bbl ,
fl.MXteA.UO ; horseratllsh. ptr do/.pints , il,25 ; new
Southern potatoes , J3.03 per bbl.
JKI.I.IUS ; PiB4e ( per Ib ,
DIIKS.SKD VIJAIUholcomedium , C7c ; light ,
&U5Hci heavy. 4O3c.
LlNSKKIi Olt-OKBG.c. !
COCOANUTS Per hundred , $5,00.
I'H'Ki.KS Medium , per bbl , J5.50 : small , $11,10 ;
gherkins , $7..Wi C.iS : II. chow chow , uts , $3. 5 ;
lilnts , $3.15. !
POTATOES Per bushel , fancy , 3035e ; fair to
good , 2K223c.
Pour.Titv Per ilorcn , chol.-o hens , $ .1.2531.00 ;
choice , mixed , f.t.OOWlX > : roosters , $2..VXii2.73 :
spring chickens , $ -.OU for small ; $2.252.'iO for
medium ; $4.00 for large ; live turkeys , per Ib ,
U10c.
C/AI.IKOIIXIA VKOKTAIlI.KS I'olatOeS , per 11) ,
2Jc ! ; cabbage , per Ib , ! HS4c ; onions , porlb , 4c.
Groceries.
SudAlis Cut loaf , 7jc ! ; cut loaf cubes , 7c ;
standard , powdered , 7'/Je ; XXXX , powdered ,
7 ? c ; granulated , standardO'je ' ; confectioners
A , O'ie ' ; white , extra , S. c ; extra U , Nebraska ,
fiijc ; amber. 5Ue.
COKFKI : Hoasted Arbucklo s Arlosa , 25Mc ;
MeLaughllu's XXXX , 25c ! ; German , 247ie ;
Dllworth , ± > ! ic ; Alaroma , Wac ; bulk , 24 ? c.
UOKKKK Green I'ancy old golden Itlo , 27c :
fancy oltl peaberry , 27e ; Hlo , eholco to fancy ,
243ie ; Itlo , prime. 234c ; KIo , good , aa C ! Can
tos anil common Ulo. llXE21c ; Mocha. We ; Java ,
genuine , O. O , 2Uc ; Java , good Interior , 23c ;
African , 22'ic.
KAIIINACKOUS Ooons Jlarlcy.Te : ; farina ,
fie ; peas , He : oalinoul. l.V&Ji ; macaroni , lUc ;
veimleolll , lOc ; rice , 4QOJic ; sago and tapioca.
07e ; limn beans.Oe ,
OII.B Kcro-eiio-P. W. . 10'ic ' ; W. W. . I3e ;
headlight , 13'/c : gasoline , 12c ; salad oil , $2.00 ®
0.00 per dohlnseed Haw , Ole ; boiled , ( Klc.
MBATS Smoked hams , 10 Ib average , lOc ;
smoked hams , 20 to 22 Ibs. ( I'ic ; smoked hams ,
12 to 14 Ibs , lOlie ; breakfast bacon , S'ie ; ham
sausage , h'ie ; picnic hams , 7e ; drle < l beef hams ,
tHe ; beef tongues , per do/ . , { 0.00 ; dry salt
meals , ORflijC. .
IMIIII Pure laid , tierces , Cie ! ; kettle.tlerces.
7'4C.
CANNED MKATS 1 Ib much tongue. $2.75 ; 2 Ib
lunch tongtio , $1.75 ; 1 Ib corned beef , if 1.50 ; 2 II )
corned beef , $2.03 ; 0 Ib corned beef , $0.50 : 14 Ib
Cornell beef , SI4.00 : 2 Ib boneless pigs' feet ,
$2.20 ; 1 Ib Kngllsh brawn. $1.110 ; 2 Hi Kngllsh
brown , $2.15 ; 0 Ib Kngllsh brawn. $ fl.73 ; 1 Ib
ehluped beef , $2.0,0 ; 1 Ib compressed ham , $1.05.
IlOt'K Hasls Manilla.ropc , 15o ; sisal rope ,
1214c ; cotton rope , IGc ; now process , ! ic.
COTTON TwiNK HIbb , very line , : t or 4 ply ,
22c ; line , 2Uo ; Daisy , 18e ; eandlo wick , 22e.
OMVKS Quarts , per doi , $3.75 ; pints , per doz ,
$2.23 ; bulk , per gal , U5c ;
ViNcnAii 'iOgr. elder , lOo ; good , 12c : whlto
wine , 15c ; fancy fruit , 8c.
HTOVK POLISH $2.00ffi3.87 ! per gross.
H.MJS Am. , per 100 , $17.t > 0 ; Lewlstou , per 100 ,
$17.00.
Mor.ASsr.s llbls , N. O. fancy , pergalr > 0 < 3.r > 5c ;
choice , 45J47o ; gooil , 'W i'Kc ; Ouba baking , 2S
® : KC ) ; black strap , 20@22e.
WiiAri'iNo PAfiu .Straw , per Ib , I'i(22l5e ( ;
rag , 3"c ; Manilla II. 50o ; No. 1 , 8c.
HAns Union Square , 30Tf-l3 ( per cent oil'list.
SAl.T-Ualry 2bO Ibs In bbl , bulk , $2.10 ; best
gratle , 00 , 5s. T2.30 ; best grade. 100,3 > , $2.40 ; best
grade , 18 , 10s J2.20 ; rock salt , crushed , $ l.sO ;
common , bbl , $1,25.
SOAP Castile , mottled , per Ib , 010c ; do ,
white , per Ib , I4c.
HltooMS-Parlor , 5 tlo , J3.00 ; 4 tie , $2.73 ; 2 tie ,
$2.25 ; ktablc.s , J2.S5 ; common. * 1.50if 1.75.
COCOA ii-lb tin. 400 per Ib.
OIIOCOI.ATK 2235o | ier Ib ; German chicory ,
red , S'ie. '
I'ANNtni Goons Fruits , California fctnndnrd
brands , 2'i-lb ' , per do/ Apricots , $ I.O.Vftl,75 ;
apricots , pie fruit , tl.noj gallons. $1.5' ' ) ; black
berries , S'.VJO ; clK-irles , black , J2.2WiW.25 ; uher-
rles , white , i. > .25'i2.5i | ; grapes , $ l.05 < i 1.8J ; pears ,
Hiirtlctt , $ . ' .102.2.i ; penclie" , yellow , $2.10Ai2.23 ;
lieaclu-s , lemon cling. fc'.4l ) ; plums , egg , JI.O.VJ
l.N ) ; i linns golden diop , $ I.Nl ; plums , gieen
gnges , $ l.n5I.M ) ; peaches with pits In , $1.00 ;
currants. * 2iO : ; gooseberries , $ . ' .35 ; qnluce.s ,
$2.10 ; raspberries , J2.SO ; strawberries , 42.30 ;
_
$ I.'t)0 ) ; i-VlYliieberrl'es.Sixa'.iOc ) ; 2-1 bblackberries' ,
05'io ; 2-lb strnwbeirlos ineserved , fl.sil ; 2-lb
raspberries , preserved , $1. 0 ; 2-lb blneklierries ,
preserved. $1.20 ; pineapples , Itnhama ehoiiped ,
k'XJ2-lb ! ; Itnhama grated , $2.75 ; 2-lb llaiiama
sliced. $2.30 : 2-lb stnndnrd , sliced , $1.25 ® 1,60 :
cherries , 2-lb led , llaltlmoto , 85H ! > 3c'pears ; ,
2-lb , $1,110.
SAI.SODA llbls , l ? c ; granulated , 2c ; kegs ,
So'liA Pkgs. 00 Ibi to box , 5 < i5'Sc.
NUTS Almonds , 13cj llra/.lls , 12c ; filberts ,
l.'lci pecans , lie ; walnuts , I2ic ! : peanut cocks ,
c ; roasted. 12e ; Tennessee peanuts , 8e.
Diiuns ( Oroeuis ) Per Ib , borax , 12c ; cop-
jierns , 2'ie ' ; bay leaves , lie ; glue , 10e ; epsmu
salts , 4c ; glnuber salts , 3c ; sulphur , 2'ie ; blno
vitriol , Uc ; nliim , 4v ; tartarle acid , 42o ;
resin , 2c.
C'liKKSK Full cream twins , 125o ! ; full erenm
Ohio Swiss , Kic ; full cream Wisconsin Swiss ,
144CICC ; full cream brick , 13o ; full cream llm-
bnrger Kwlss , I3c ; fancy HheyboyBau b.e.,10'4e. '
VKdKTAlil.KS Tomatoes 3 Ib extra , $1.00 ; 3
Ib standard western brands , ( KVilU5c ; gallons ,
strictly stamlnrd , $2.K ! ) . Corn Finest grown ,
fl.ft ) ; glltedged sugar corn , very fine , $1.50 ;
ciiolco 2 Ib sugar corn , $1.20 ; 2 Ib o.itra western
brands , rvVTitl.CO ; 2 Ib standard western ,
brands , MfifUlc. Mushrooms 1II ) I'rench , extra -
tra tine , 22.- ; 1 Hi I'rench. tine , iwa22c : 111) )
French , ordinary , lUQlSc. Peas Tres. line per
ean25c ; deml-llne , per can , lOc ; 2 Ib sifted ,
il.CO ; 2 11) ) early .lime , $1.253l.i5 : ; 21b Marrow ,
standard brands , $1.10 ; 2 Ib soaked , 57e. Hiring
beans 2 Hi high grade , Huftigou , S. ' > c ; 2 11) ( lol-
ileu wax beans , 75e : 2 Ib string beans , 70c :
Lima beans-2 Ib soaked , 75c. Boston baked
beans 3 Ib Lewis. $1.05 ; Crown brand. $ l.r > 0.
Kweel pottttoes 3 II ) Now Jersey , $1.00. Pump-
klus-.i Ib , $1.10. Ukra nnd toinutocs. $1.00
okra , Sl.OJ ; succotash. $1.2J.
FISH Codfish , o.vlra Georges , now , fi'e ;
grand hank , new , fie : silver , 2-lb blocks , il'tc ;
snow whlto 2-lb bricks , now. H'iu ; Turkey cod ,
largo middle bricks. Uc ; snow whlto orates ,
12-511) ) boxes , 7Jic ; Iceland halibut. Uc ; medium
scaled herring , 25c ; Noi 1 foaled herring , 22e ;
domestic Holland herring , V > c ; Hamburg
spiced herring , $1.50 ; Iuslnn { sardines , 7fic :
Kusslait Mirdtuos , plainiv > c ; Impiirtt'd Holland
herring , crown brand , Hie ; do fancy milkers ,
liOo ; mackerel. No. 1 shore , half bbls , fiCUK ) ;
bloaters , half bbls. tIS.OJ ; white fish , half bbls ,
$7.lK ) ; trout , half bbls , $ .V > Q | family whltu tlsh ,
$3.UO ; salmon , IS.IU ; 1-Ib muckerel iherrlng ) ,
} I.OOI.IO ; 1-lb llnnan haddles , $1.73 ; l-lb lub-
sturs , $2.lo < i(2.25 ; 1-lb Aluska salmon , Aleut ,
tl.OO ; 2-lb oyntM-H. lOoz.fl.to ; 1-lb oysters , 5 o/ ,
$1.15 ; 2-lb selects. 12 oz. * : ' . .V , ; l-lli elnins , llttlo
necks , $ | .25 ; 2-lb clams , UUlu necks. $2.00 ; U-ib
sardines. Imported , per case , 10ls ) , $ l3.0ixa20.00 ;
( 'i-ll > Imported bouelesx sardlness , 25c ; ' 4-lb
sardines , American , per ease , l)0s ( ) , l''roneh '
style , $4..V > a"i.oO ; ii-lb stirdlnes , American , per
ease , lOUs , French style , 7.WX3S.OO ; > A-lb sar
dines , mustard , jier ease , 60s , $ ' ) ,75l.uo ; Im
ported key sardines , $13.00.
DIIIKD FlltJiTrt Currants , now , O'jfflSe ;
prunes , casks. 1,3'JO Ibs , OHifi7c ; prunes , bbl. or
ling , 7Qie ( > ; citron peel , drums , 20 Ibs , 22c ;
lemon peels , drums 20e ; fanl dates , boxes , 12
dates , 7c ; Sulk Lake apples , 5'io ; blackberries
ovuporated , W Ib boxes , 5'4o ; cherries , pitted ,
. . , , . . .
.1. 4 , uwi IMI.-J iiiuuua , it. w. , uv-iu , iU'Ult-/su ;
Drnngopcel , 15c ; raisins , California , London
eronlhuo , 12.10 ; ( Jill. loose muscatels , crop IH'.W ,
$2.40 ; ValencltiH , 18is , 7e ; Valenolas , new , uo ;
Cal. seeds , sks. , b'c ; Ondiira , layer , uuw , lie ;
dried grupe , &u ; pruuollcs , new , Uc.
Quinine , per oz , P. ft W. , 49e ; German , 40o : In
digo , per Ib , 7Jc ; Insect powder , 40u ; opium ,
W.03 ; morphine , pur oz , t3.10i hops , iiurlb , UOc ;
glyccrluc , ' 'lei Ucxtrluc , U'c ; cuttfubouo , Wyj
cream tnrtar , pure , a > oi commercial. lc : cam
phor , ttk'i a tu. carh , lie ; blue vllrol , 7' < e ,
ArtdsCnrlMllc,40dJ4k ; : ! : cltrlc,4vtt47i'tartarrle ; ,
37ntrRV : sulphuric , per Ib , ilc. OlU Sperm ,
COo : turpentlno. fiOc : Tonka lMnn , 1 1. "toll , TO i
balsam tolti. 'WillOo : calomel , iWilHTiM ennthar-
ndlcs , $ l , : , jr | : , ; cassia buds , acxS .V : chloro
form. MiiCAiiot ergot , 47.Vci ! gum arable. t&A
UV ; glycerine. 22iIA5c ; lycopoilluiii , 4 1001
mercury , sic. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mrtnlf.
Ilt.oCK TIN Siiuill pig , 280 per Ib ; bar , 30c
per Ib.
Coi'i'nit-Plniilshcd boiler sires IB'je ' nor Ib ;
cold rolled , 2V ! per ! b ; sheathing , 2o per lb ;
bills nnd flats. 20o per lb.
UAI.VAMZKII SIIKF.T IIION DNo't M-IO per
cent , pat. plan. Iron , No ? . 2IU27 , A , 10'J ; II ,
jlom-iNa-Charcoal , I. C. , 11x20 , 112 , $3.13 ; I.
" ' ' '
S'III'KT'IIIOX-NO. : 20 , KI.05 ; No. 27. W.75.
TINPI.ATKI. . C , 10x11 , 533 , $7.23 ; I. X. , 10x11 ,
223. * U.OO.
TIN PfATR-Cokc , in\l4,225 , W.25.
HTKII : , NAII.S llnse , $5.23.
STKKI , WIIH : NAii. < 4 lln o , f3.05.
AVillii Jap. barb , $ .1.00 ; galv , . $1.15.
Oroecrlen.
SfnAits-Cut loaf. 7'ic ' ; cut loaf cubes. 7
standard , powdered , 7'Sc : XXXX , powdered ,
7Uc ; granulated , standard , OUSO'je ; ei nfec-
tloners. A , no ; whlto extra , 5ic ( ; extra C , Neb. ,
5Uc ; amber. So.
COKFKK Honsted Arbuckle's Arlosn.M'jc ' ;
Mcl.anghlln's XXXX , 20'ne ; German. 251ie ;
Dllworth , ail'ic ' ; Alnroma , 2tt'ge ; bulk. 25'tc.
COI-'FKK Green Fancy old golden Klo. 27c- ;
faney old poaberry , 27c ; Hlo , eholco to fancy ,
24 e ; Hlo. tirlnif , ai'jc ; Hlo , good. 22'ic ; San
tos anil common Hlo. HK321o ; Mocha. : mc ; , In va ,
genuine. O. (1. ( , aooj Java , gcod Interior , 25c ;
African , 22ic. !
Dry
HF.AVV HIIOWN COTTONS Atlautlo A ,
Atlantic II. 7e ; Atlantic I ) . O'ic : Atlantic P ,
fie ; Auroral' , 4'e { ; Iluck'-s Head. O c : Cabot
W , tl'ie ; Darlington , O'ie ' : Farmer's No. I , ' .
4' jo ; lloosler M..5 < , e ; Indian Head , 7Uc ; Law
rence LL , 5'ie ; Henrietta I/U .V.U' .
FINK HitowN COTTIINS Atlantic LL. nc ; Au
rora It. tp'ic ; Aurora H , O'e ; Atlas O N It , 7'4c ' ;
cheese cloth , 4c ; Clifton F | . ' , 5'4c ; Peppcrell H ,
OUe ; Langdondll.Uc.
lli.i\ciun : : COTTONS tlorkolov cambric No.
( a , Uc ; llest Vet , O' c ; lliittereloth XX , 4'e ;
Cabot. 7"c ; Dwlght Anchor , Oe : F.llerton .
S. . 7" c ; First Call , li'ic ' ; Fruit of the Loom.
MjO ; Hill Semper Idem , So : llousekeeper.h'jc ;
King Philip cambric , lOc ; LaiigdonG. II. , ll'.o ;
Loiisdale. 8' c ; Lonsdalo cambric , 10c ; New
York mills , lie ; Oak Lawn , 7e.
SlIIXTINOS AND PlI.I.OW CASINOS IlroWII
Net Popperell. 45 In , 10e ; Pepperell. 8-1. l o ;
Petiperell. ! l-4 , 20c ; Peppoicll , Ill-l , 22e ; Utlcn.
48 In , 15o ; Utlca. SS In. I7'ic ; Ptlcii , 78 In. 2lc ;
1'tlca. 0 In , ttkL'tlca. ; . 00 In. 28'4o. lllenehcd -
Net-Pepperell.42In. lOe ; Peppcrell , 40 In. Ilo ;
Pepperell,0-4 , ll'ie ; Pepperell , 8-1 , 2nc ; Pep-
perell , 11-4 , 22c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 21 ; Utlca , 8-1 ,
ilo : Utlca , D-l.Liic ; Utlca , 10-4 , asjlo.
GiNditAMS Amoskeag. OVe : Amoskeag ,
dress , 8 0 ; Hates , O'ic ; Warwick , dress. 7'jc ;
Lancaster , G' e ; Glenalre , 0io ? ; Whlttenton ,
dress , h'je. '
PniNTS Indigo Hlne Nek-Martha Wash
ington , Oe ; American. O'ie ' ; Arnold , O'ie : Ar
nold H. long cloth. lOe ; Stlfel A. 12e ; Merrl-
inaok * , lOe ; Gold Leaf , 8'ic ' ; Hamilton , 5'ic ;
Allen Pinks , O'/ic ; Allen Chnmbray , Gc ; Glou
cester , 5io. !
PitiNTS FancIcs Kdilystono , O'jo ' ! Sleel
Itlvcr , Oo ; Hamapo , 4'ic ; St. Leger , fi'ie. Shlrt-
itiRs Martha \\nshlnaton , 4io ! : Mcrrlmack ,
4'io. Turkey Itcds Fountain , 0ic ! ; Garner ,
7c ; Uielleld. 8'ic : Hurlln. O'ic.
WKIANS Net. Thistle , 7 > ic ; Hod Cross , 7e.
Cot.oitKi ) CAMIIIIICS Crown , 4'je ; Hed Sttir ,
4 ic ; rolled Clover , 5u ; Slater , Oo ; high colors ,
le extra.
CHASM Stevens' 11 , Ki-ln.fi'Sc ; Stevens' P , If-
in , Oc ; Stevens' A , Itl-ln. 7c ; Slovens' P. 18-ln ,
ycj Stevens' M. 18-ln , 8"e ; Stevens' N. 20-in ,
8 o : Slovens' NN , 22-in , O'ic : Stevens' SHT , 20-
In. ll'ic ; blcnehed , le extra.
Dij.vi.MS Net , Amoskeng , 0-oz , 10'Sc ' ; York ,
camlet. ' 12c ; Kverolt , standard , 12'ic ' ; liny-
maker's , 7'ic ; Ohl York , XX. lOJic ; Lawrence.
220. Kl'ic ' ; Lawrence , OoJ5ic ! ; fancy stripes
ami checks , ll'ic.
COTTONAIIKS York Nankin , 10'ic : Kveiett 8-
oz , 18c ; Lowlston , 10-oz , 22'ic ' ; Worklngmttn's ,
14o ; Corksciew cashmeie , 22iu. !
The Visible .Supply.
CmcAno , .Tiino 2. The visible supply for
the week ciiditif ; May III , us compiled by the
secretary of the Chicago board of trade is as
follows :
Hitshols.
Wheat 22.433.WH )
Corn 12.ll-0.000
Oats. . . . : 0,052,000
Hye 712,1)00 )
Uarlev . OOS.OUJ
INTIiJUICSTING UKIjlC OF JACICSOX.
Curious I'liliitinjiol'tlte Funeral Cere
monies on Cliiilntettu PlaiiiH.
In 11 little grocery : it 4lio , corner of
Prytnnia and Polymnfa streets is a pic
ture which by no stretch of the imagi
nation can bo considorctl a work of art ,
yet it possessed a peculiar interest to the
Orleanian as being possiblyu the only
record extant of one of the great events
in the history not only of this state but
of the country itself , says the Now Or
leans Delta.
It is an oil painting about six by four
feet in dimensions , surrounded 'by a
cheap home-mado frame. The scene
represents the ceremonies which were
hold at the Chalmotto battle-ground the
day of the funeral of General and Presi
dent "Hickory" Jnckson.
The figures are Hat , stilT and awkward
in the extreme ; the jierspectivo is on a
par with that of the Chinese and Japanese
artists , the green sward resembling the
green bai'/o table , but the woo-bogone ,
blank expression of the lines of the sol
diers and spectators is as suggestive of
the absence of lifo as It is possible for
counterfeits of the human countenance
to be.
In the center stands a monument decorated -
orated with largo funeral wreaths and
surmounted by n brass eagle ; behind are
grouped the spectators , while still
lurther back , outlined against the sky ,
rise the masts and the rigging of several
ships. A mass of green foliage rising
abruptly from either side of the picture
forms a baokgroimd for two rows of sol
diers , in blue coats and white panta
loons , who are hugging their guns in a
very unmilitury manner.
At the head of each row of soldiers , a
little to 0110 side , stand Indians , the one
on the loft hand a chief and that on the
right a squaw with a child in hoiarms. .
Between the rows of soldiers is a broad ,
red-colored walk , which runs up to the
monument. On the right , and in the
rear of the monument , is reared a tall
HagstalY , from which the American Hag
appears half-masted , not falling in
graceful folds moved by the gentle zeph
yrs , but Hat and still'as a plank.
Inscribed on the monument are these
lines :
i ANIUIKW .IA : K OX. :
; EVUH DIIKAUt'UI , , :
: 1313. :
This unique painting is further orna
mented with the name , "Fred Schnotti ,
1815 , " presumably the artist. Its owner.
Mr. llaptist UoUat , purchased it eight
years ago at an auction sale for $ o , and
though ho has been olTored handsome
sums for it declines to pari with the
oddity. It is certainly a curious bit of
canvas , and antiquarians in years to
como will look on it with veneration anil
reverence as a picture of historical im
portance.
An Kleotlon In San Marino.
The annual election , or political lot
tery by which the ropublio of San Mar
ino selects its capitam roggonti , or twin
presidents , for the now year , occurred in
March last. San Marino , which has a
population of about eight thousand , is >
ruled by a double authority. On the
day fixed for election the retiring mag
istrates march in solemn procosslon ,
headed by the band of the republic , es
corted by sixteen of the Mobllo Guard
belonging to the plobhm class ,
and followed by the authori
ties , to the chief church. Hero
they tire received by the clergy. Then
the Vonl Creator Is sung , after which
the election begins in Iho church Itsolf.
Ono of the priests reads out the nnmes
of the citizens who are eligible , each
written on a ticket which is placed upon
n silver salver , and the latter emptied
into n largo silver vaso. A child is
called upon to draw two tickets out of
the vase and the names drawn are those
of the elected rulors. The priest loudly
reads out the names , the band strikes up
a hymn , the bolls of the town are net
a ringing , and San Marino has her two
capltanl rogguuti for the ticxt twelve
months.
Do You Know
Tlmt Dr. Pinions Is ono of the moH solatitlfin
nnd suecrful pliyalclan * In thu united
States , niul Hint no is located at corner of
Jours anil lilth sis. nnd treat * nil oases of
NliRVOUS DliHILlTY fe ffi
Ilcally nnd RiinceMf ully. Dr. Hlmon U n spec
ialist In nil fonmlu complaints. No iioriou
suffering from miof thoio distressing troub
les cares to lot everybody know It , go to l > r.
Simons who Is a regularly educated iiliysloliin
without the semblance of tiuaekery about
him. Ito will dltnronoso your cine nnd toll
you plainly whotlior you unit IIP eurod or not.
( 'nil on him in thousands of others hnvodono.
Come nnd bo happy. Successful treilmenl : by
mull.
DIl. SIMONS 101 S. Kith St. . Oinnlin. Nob.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
VI' -
13O2 Fnrnnm Stroot.
HARRY P. DEUEL
City Possoneror niid Tlokot Agent ,
TOSEPF GiLLflTT'S" '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PAim EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
NO RIBBON
Permanent Alignment
SPEED ,
Strength.
Sold Under a POSITIVE GUAR
ANTEE.
GEO. H. SMITH & CO. ,
General Agents Nebraska and Iowa.
81O S. 16th St. , - - Omnhn
LLLANLIHEOCEAH STEAMERS
J.
Passage lo and from Orcat Britain and all
parts of Europe. Montreal-Liverpool roote , by the
waters of St. Lawronco. shortest otall. CJIaegow to
lioston , to I'lillndflphln. Liverpool to and from
Baltimore. Thirty Stonmers. Clna excelsior.
Accommodations nnmirpaapcd. Weekly sailings.
A I/1VIV A , < : O. . on West. Ag'ts.
C. J. Sundcll , Uuicer. 112 La Bnllo St. , Chlcnco , ill.
GLASGOW , LONDONDERRY , BELFAST
DUBLIN , LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
FKOM NEW YOItK EVKIIY TIIOItSDA ? .
Cabin Passage $35 to $50 , according lo location ol
stateroom. Excursion $65 to $95.
BtccraRO to nnil from Kuropont IxmCft Rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO. , General Agents ,
B3 Broadway. NEW YORK.
Jno. Hlepen. General Western Auent , 10
Handolph Street , Chicago. Harry K , Moorea
Thos C'annc.
The
HEW YaRK"IbNDuNDERRY" TlASOOW ,
ClItrASSIA , Juno 7. I KTIIIOI'IA. .luno 21.
ANCIIO1IIA , JllllO It. | FIMINKSSIA , 11111023.
New York , Quccnstowu nnd Liverpool.
Tim CPlulirntcil I MiivJIlst
C1TV OK 11O.MK. I Juno2Sth. Julyxr.th.
SALOON , SECOHn-ClASS AND STEERAGE
rates on loucit terma to unil frmn tlio prliu-liml
SCOTCH. ENGLISH. IRISH AND ALL CQHTINEHTAL POINTS.
Kicnrficm tk'kt'te rcduci'il , made ftvullublo to return
l y t'lthcrtlip itlcturosriuo Clyde. UtvcrMtTeu/tNoitb or
MiutlKiflrt'laiiil N'aplcKorUilnullnr ,
CinCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT AND DRAFTS
at louvbt ctlrront ratt'ii. Applv In any tif our local
agents , or tu HENDERSON RROS. , Clllcapo.
Local AKPiitn nt Onmlm ; Ilnrry K. .Mo < irr > , Chnrles
Miirca , W. K. Vulll , H. 1' . Deuul , Cltlzeii'u Hank , otto
Wolf.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"Hy n tliorouRli knnnlt'ilKo of tlio nntiirnl Inwi
nlilcn t-'ovcni lliu ( M'i'nitKiiM uf cIlKettlon nnil nutri
tion , niul liy n niroliil niilkMitlmi | | nl thu line priipcr-
tlcs of H ell fdL'ctoil Cocnn. .Mr. Kppn ) ms provtili'il our
Ijionkfiirtt tiihle.H with a ilullcately HavortM ! liuvurak't )
nlilcliiiiny cnvo us many lii-avy il < iclors' bills. It Is
liy thu JuilU-loiH MHO of Hiicli nrtli'U'H uf illut that u
con.stllulliMi niuy bu gradually liullt up until BtniiiK
enough ti ) rt * ! < Ut ovi'ry tcntlunev to illi.ua o. llnn-
ilrt'ilHOt uulitlo mnlailliiHiiru llo.itliiKiiroiiliiliia rvailr
In attack wlinruvi'r tliciu Is weak ( ' "Int.Vu may
t'i.eapu many u latal chalt liy kociiliiK ( iiircolrci well
lortltli'il wild piiru lilmiil nml n properly nuurlnhuil
Iriiinu. " Civil Scrvlcu ( liizottc.
.Mailu simply with liolllni ; water or milk. Sold only
III half pouiul HUH , hy uroron * . labcli'il tliUH ;
I UII'S I'P'S ' , VI I ( J lloiim'upiitliifCJlH'mlsts ,
JUJlIjO 1.1 10 IV tU. , London. KiiKland ,
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
, . . , > wu MKiit. TIM : ( i u K A T 'i lEAUb hlARK
K.Mil.lSII III.M-
i.nv. An uiifnll-
ln euro fur sum-
'mil NVi'iikncm ,
liniiitlicy , mi I
till lllSC'-IBUi tll.'tt
liillnw in n no-
( iiionro of Heir-
Atiii ) < u ; m I.UNI
' '
: TAKfl | | ; vofcniuVs'ltu'lo , "Ttrj TAi"wn |
1'nln In the llnck , lllmnenii of Vl li.n. . I'romnturoOld
Aco. nnil ninny utlicr discuses Urn I lemlto Insiuilty or
rdiiMiinptltin IIIK ! n pit'inatiiro cravn
tBTull inirtlciilnrK In our pniniilut , whlrli ttniln-
flrti to nenil fruit by mnll toovrryono. tWTlio Hiiccl-
IIo luiMllrlnu Is ixilil nt tl per puck mo , ur xli piicknxui
fur t.'j , or will liu Kent fri'ii hy null un Iho receipt of
the money , by nclilru8Hln
Till : ( JUOD.MAN IKi:0 CO. ,
110 I'AiiNAM STIIKKT , - - OMAHA. >
Onircount ofcountorfvlts , wo Inivo atluptoo
Yellow \Vrni > [ iur thu only coniilno.
AGOODRICII , Lawyer , 121 Houi l.i.ru . ht
t Chicago. 2 < J yoiiri1 hiifi-i'ssful i > rtii'tloi > .
Adrlcofrcc ; nopuollulty. Hpuelulf lulllllcsln
many btntus.
9VPHI1 m t'anhooured In 20 to m days
o i i inivij | , y ul > 0 , , f t10 | nmrvoloiis Magic
Itcmedy. IWX)01) ) for ft CHHO It will nut euro. ( AT-
TION to ( Ct tliuicvnuliiu rt'invdy Write tr rail on
1C Juiljru , wr ; lluiuvy Street , Uiuaba , .Scbiuska.
NEDRAGKA
National Bank
U. 8. DEP03ITOMY. OMAHA , NED.
Cnpltnl , * $4OOOCXI
Surplus Jan. 1st , 180U , - 07.0OO
CMlte r unil lMrMtorll nry Tf. 7 t f , prf M ntl
fc9wl 8. lt < 1 , Tlc i1r il > lenti JtinaiT Baru * ! Vfj
T'Mom * , John R , Cnlllnsi 11. O Oiihlnf ) J. N. *
r Ulck | W. H. B. Ilueh.i , cAihir.- .
THIS inON BANK.
Cornrr llth Kml Farnnm attdtti.
National Bank
Cnpltnl , $4OOOOO
Surplus , 4OOOi (
nmt Dlroolon-n. M. Mor rmnn , < ) , Jt.
Illtchrock , Jo pih | ( larnr.tn , Jr. , A. Ili-nry , K. Mi
Atnlerion , Wllllnm ( I. Mnul , vlro-irpililciit. | U 111
Wllllnms. A. I1 , lloi-klnj , | > ri > 9lili'iit. A Milliard *
cnMili'r ; V. II. Urynnl , nislMniit omtilor ,
Omaha Manufacturers ,
1 loots nnd Shoes.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Hoots & Shoes
Igcntafor ItostnnltnbtierShPoro. 1103 , 1104 nmltlOJ
llnnipy ytu't'l. Uiunlin. Noli.
Uretvorn.
8TOHZ k ILEH ,
Lager llecr llrcwcrs ,
1MI Ncrllt If Hi Street. Omnti.i. Neb.
Cornluoi
KAQLE
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornlco
Window cups niul motnlle KkyllKliK John Kponctor ,
proprietor lUSnn.1 IIUHntilli lutli
ArtlntH' MaterlalH.
A. IIO3PK , Jr. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
151.1 Dnuxlnn Street , Omnlin , Noli.
Conl , Coke , Kto.
OMAHA COAL , COKK AND LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
B. K. Cur. ICtli and Douglas Street * , Oinnlin , N'i'h.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Colic ,
211 South ISthStrsol , Omnlm , Neb ,
DEAN , ARMSTRONG Sc CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
402 N. llltli flrwt. "Hullol" H.19.
Jry GondH anil Notions.
. .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notion *
Corner lltlinrul lluwnril Streets.
KILPATHICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ,
Gents' FurnishingCnoila. Corner llth nnd Ilurnef
HiroBtn , Omnlm , Neb.
Kiirnlturo.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Knrnnin Street , Omnlin , Nebraska.
CHAULKS s7nVElTlCKr
Furniture.
Omnliii , Nobrnnka.
OroccrioH.
McCOHD , BUADY & CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
13th find Lcavcnwortli Streets , Onmlm , Nctirnnkn.
Ijiimlicr , Ktc.
JOHN A. WAKEKIELD ,
Lumber Ktc We.
Wholesale , , , .
Imported nnd American 1'ortlnnil Cement. HtntO
aucot for Mllwntikoo Hytlraullc Cotuuut , nnil
' yulncy vvtlto I.lmo. _ "
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Wood carpets nnd pnmiiol tlonrinj * . t'th ' uiul Douglas
Street * , Ouiiilm , Nebraska.
Lime Cement Etc. Ktc
Lumber , , , . , ,
Corner ODi nnd s BtrePli , Omulin.
Millinery and Notions.
I. OBEIIFELDER tc CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in
208. 210 nnd 212 Soutli llth street.
Notions :
CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
1121 Iliiniey street. Onmlm.
OllH.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle Krenso , etc. , Oinnlia. A. II. Hinliop , .Mnnniior. t
I'npor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wliolcsalc Paper Dealers.
Cnrry n nice stock of prlntliiK , wrapping nnd writing
puiicr. tipt'clul nttentlun nlven to card paper.
SnfcH , Kto.
A. L. DEANE & CO. ,
Ucni'rnl Aoentn fur
Ihik' ' ifpi ;
Hull : ) oulla ,
ind 323 Soutli 10th St. , Onmta.
ToyH , Kto.
II. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , AlbuniSi Fancy Goods ,
IIouio KurnlslilnuCoodt , Clilldrcri'i Carrlaiiei. ISOfl
Kurnniu street , Onmlm , Neb ,
Water Supplier.
r * * r . - - * - - . * . . . . - . . . . . . - N.I 1.1 I. . . . l . . M
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ilnllldajr windmills. (118 ( nnd 020 Jones Bt. , Omsii
( j. 1' Ito.'r , ActliiK .Mnnnver.
Iron WorlCH.
IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
nfn , brass work , Keimml foundry , machlnouni
blacksmltli work otllco nnd works , U. 1 * .
lljr. nnil 17th eticut , Oiuulia.
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Hani'rs of Fire and llurglar Proof Safes ,
VuulU , jnll work , Iron shutters and tire cscupes ,
U. Andreeu .prup'r Cur. Kill and Jo''kiun Uti.
Kuwli , Doom , Idto.
M. A. DISI1ROW U CO. ,
\Yliolexilu miiuufncturcrs of
Sash , Doors , liliuds and Mouldings ,
Ilruncli o III to , IZtlintid Jjuril itrccti , Oumlin , It 0.
UNION STOCK
01 South Omaha , Limited ,
SIIROEDER & DEAN ;
GRAIN ,
Provisions and Stocks ,
liascmcnt First National liaiib ,
OOO South lyth Street , Omnlm.
" *
iLDjaivr BROTHERS ;
Taxidermists
BPCCIUICIU can bo lent i dafcl
ni lt ot viyicu Btad tvi wlciu.
KUt UU tt > 0 uUt4W
