THE OMAHA DAILY -WEDNESDAY : , APJRIL 15. 1891. 0
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Trotty General Strength Reported All Along
the
POOR OUTLOOK FOR FOREIGN CROPS ,
Hull Influences nt Work In tlto Corn
Irndc Provision Trices Steady ,
Cattle Slow , lloi > i ) Higher
mid Ili-lsk.
April 14 , [ Special Telegram to
THE llrr.l Them win a , pretty ( 'rut-nil
strength In nil the markets on 'changn at tliu
opening today. I'list prices wore llttlo
changed from lust night , except In pork ,
where thcto was a jump of lOc. Karly trading
caused MI ndvnnco In all the grain markets ,
with u llttlu rnnctlon In the piovulon trtulo.
The sales for May tlio first hour were : Wheat ,
ll.oiy toti.aoii to l.o.v/i ! com , M'Jc ' to Cfl'3o
to GO'Jcj ' oat1) , 6S'4o ' ti ) S'l o to 5l' o ; pork ,
II2.7S iind 12.r.7'/i ' ! lunl , ! 6.S7i [ und { MS ; rlln ,
til.no umi } fl.'l'J ! } .
Tint tcido In wheat w.is pretty well divided
jnoat of the session. News was pretty well di
vided between buyers and sellers. The result
was that thu market turned and the closing
prli-i'S of yesterday made about as much
rungo above iis below these prices. The action
wilt us follows : May opened around { 1.05V ,
sold mi the bulge tofl.OD'S ' , 'id over last night ,
yle'dc tl to l.0.'i , , SJe under last night , then
rallloil toil.'B'i. ' Mild to ! l.05' | , to tl.OS's" , to
tl.O.Vn , to tin ; , ! , . .Inly started at 11.04'jf , sold
up to J 1.05. oirto ! 1.0l'a. ' il | > tuil.OPi , then
broke to the still loner Ilguio of Sl.037s and
rallied tn lliooponlng pilconf Jl.ol'j ' before 1
o'clork. Liverpool o.uly uab'es ' were Hd
higher for spot wheat and futures. London
nt the same tlmo was 'Id loner on cargoes.
I'reneh prlvato p.iblus. repeated from Now
York , wrio bullish cnthoeiop outlook ther" ,
which was described as mlsarablo with higher
prli'es expected. The Incicase on ocean passage -
ago was small at Ml.OJO bushels. The wheat
movement lather favoied the niirlcl. Mln-
iie'ijmlis had but M eaisand .shipped 05 cais.
The lecolpts line woiu less than the estimate
at 51 o.us , with only : . ' ! cars for Wednesday.
Hlnpments yostciduv weio 80,000 bushels and
Toledo shipped 101.000 bushob. New York
and llultlmnri ) eleaicd i-S.OOO bushels of wheat
and uvioo packages of Hour. The was a small
lot r-,000 bushel" , of choice hard wheat sold
heie by Aimoiu's hnnso at SI.08. At Minneap
olis cash wheat sold at J1.05 and
11.054. Liverpool closing cables were
/id up on California wheat and Id
up on led wheat. London closed 3d tip for
April , ( id up for May , and I'4 ' l up on distant
months Paris closed slightly lower forwhoat
and Hour for Apill and May , and 10 to 2J cen
times higher for September. Antwerp closed
25eenlliiies higher , llerlln was on" 2 marks
for near month' " . These strong closing cables
had llttlo ellect , and just befoio the close
prices were at thu low point of the day May ,
II.05i July , $ l.oi' : . Wheat did not iccovor liny
In prlcu at the close , and the last prices weio
about the bottom for thu ( fay , and ' , isjo un
der the elnso of Monday. May sold down to
fl.Ol'a nnd alosed-ut JI.OI'j'Sl.O'l. ' ' July sold at
tl OI'J. and closed at ? l.r y. Apill was ( inoted
iLfM.O.Vi toil.ovj. to J1.04J5 , closing nomhi'il
ntI.OI'i. The sale of (15.000 ( bushels of No. ! >
red wheat for export wasreporto.l bj' Hoyden
> t Co The ears estimated for this market to
morrow inu only SI.
Corn sold at the highest prices of the day
shortly after the opening ut'Oe for May , and
07'ijC ' for July. The lowest prices were at the
close , at ( VS1o | for May , and OGu for July.
The bull Inlluoncos In corn early were :
Wet weather uffeelliig both receipts and qual
ity ; the snarp demand for sample lots of
cash corn , and the action of the bull ellijijo
houses In bidding and buying to put prices on
u higher level , The receipts were over the
estimate , at im cms. For Wednesday the
estimate Is ISOears. ( Trading of the receipts
allowed thlrty-ii'iio cars ot No. a. Cash corn
sold from 70 0 to T.'oj No. II straight at "OJJo to
71Jio : No. : i yellow at 7l"o to We. Corn on
ocean p.isaigo Increased for the week 824.0X )
bushels. The range of prices for other months
than these mentioned , was as follows : Juno
ruled ? ( u to le under July ; August sold at Ctiu
and off to G5oj September , K\Tio , oil toG43 c
May coin puts sold at OSUo and C8ic ? , and calls
uti0f"umlO'i'c. ; ! ! )
The oats market was stimulated to an ad-
Tancoof Vic oaily In thu session on the strength
In coi 11 mid various reports of rainy weather.
The market weakened , bowovor , before long ,
and the close was made at the bottom prices
o * thu day. May opened at ! > 5aC ! , sold up to
65'4c , and weakened from that amount toM c ,
at which price It closed , Juno sold froni.lPic
to55's , to5lc at the close. July started at
Klc , advanced to Klljc , declined to S'.Hic , and
closed Dually ntS-'ic , or Uoubovo yesterday's
closing price ,
Thu provision murkpt showed less range In
prices than for many days , There was good
Interest nt all times , however , and ospoclully
at the clcsa was there good support when
prices wore held stoady.against u decline In
all the grain markets. The chief action for
the session was early , when ribs were uu UVJu ,
lard 3c and pork I c on the dispatches from
the yards. There were but 1'J.OOO hogs , whcro
2WWO were expected , and ptlces there weio
lOu to I5c hlshor. The advance tn provlsons
was lost tlio DisUioujunil from that on the
market was narrow. I'ork sold at 81L'.75 for
May , m-JO for July , oil to * l'.72'/t ' and Iii.i7'i : (
and elosccl atU'.7 H anil SiU24. : ! September
closed at $ ii..Vi. : Laid elosed at the best prleo
of the day for May at Hh ? ' , } and at * 7.I5 for
July , after selling at * 7.17J ! and $7. 0 early.
Klbsiploscil atyesterday'f , figures , * U.a7J ! und
tC.Ui ! ! for May and July.
riilCKS AT CHlCAOO.
Showing the range of prices In the loading
options , as reported by Cockioll llrother.v.
rnicm AT sr. LOUIS.
MM M oiurv I Open. | Uluti. | lxw. niose.0t ; |
WllKAT
July 100W IOOH-M
Auiiiist. . tw 1WM-M
COIIN-
-
COIINMny
Mny Ci'i'i
July
OAT.S
ilay. . . . 6IK 64
Noten and CoH lp.
Unlntli recolpts , M ours of whont.
Minneapolis rucolpts , 81 cursor wlioat ,
Cli'iiriini'i's four polls viMertlnyVh ; ont
61)t\li ) : corn , Sl.ai.1 ; outs , (1,41'J ( ' ; Hour , 25 , Ml.
( 'hlcneii : Twenty oars No. Ileorn to nrilvo
wltliln twenty days bolil this niornlnj ? ut 70
cents.
Hoard oalilo from I.lvciuool ( jnotus rod winter -
tor Id hlKlii'r.
tt. Louis llocclpts : Wlioat , 8-J.mo : corn. 03 -
Ol.'ii oats. S7.AOJ. Slilpniontu ! Wheat , lO.voj :
corn , ( v(00 ( ; oats. liioj. '
St. l.onls : Kiniorts here from southern Mis-
Rourl and Illinois of out lonso In tlio whi'iit ,
nnd crulii inon are Ini'lliu'il to helluvo that
tlirio Is seine Uainauo done. This was u eil by
the bulls to boom w heat ,
lnts , car lots : Wheat , SI j corn.
31X3 ; oats. His. Iiisneutoil uvular wheat , 27 :
corn. : ii ; oatR. lu ? . shipments In Inihliul * :
Wheat. NKUVii corn. W.SJMJ oats , ( ' 4.SOI. INtl-
tnateil cats for Wuilnchilay : Wheat , 21 ; corn ,
18'J ' ; uutH , M ,
llt'urhohin's cuhlo : OnrRoes off coast wheal
Btronff , On IMD-HUKO trading tip , hnyors am
sellui-N apart. Corn strong duniand , consldur-
ulilo himliieiHiIone. Mink l.ano No. 1 Uall-
fornla oil i-oimt. 4Hs ; oil1 coast Walla Wnlla ,
4''hj Wulla Wnllu | ) it > hont nnd follouhi ! , '
inonlh. 4 H , ddi I.ondon No. 1 California ,
iironipt hlilpir.cnt , 4''s. tklt nearly tine. 4IW.
C'arKoes wheat on | issiuo ; Inurcuso 501,000 ,
corn Ineio.isn K.MKX ( ) bushels , Liverpool
wheat spot Hi inly helil : corn strong ; No. I
California wheat , NS 7 ! jil ; Wulla Wulla 8s Jjl ! ;
red w Inter hn.ld.
l < ( Unn fc Co.to Tonoray fc Ilryan , :
\\licat oneiii'd at thu honest pi lee of
tlHidny , ti.mwt.Mli. : The llnctnntlons ha > o
lieeii from I.CCi' ( to tl.o.'i Thu elinlni : nrlco U
fl.01 % . Wo have hud nothlilK hut liull IHIHH
nnd crop diiiiuiKo from the continent of
huropo for tin. . pant few wetiks , and tlio nil-
vnnco iniiilo In tlim nmikot has htten loss than
would hu\o heen but for ( ho line upppiirunco
nf winter whuut and the Hinull dccrnaso In our
rlKlhlu nipply , The latest mull advices from
t'raucu uuvr cstluiutu tlio ruqulruuicutu at
'O.OOO.OCO btmlioU. The prnvlom cstlnmtci
wto 10:1,000,000 : bnshnls , Tlio heuvy pnrcliuii's '
of California urn for September nnd October
shipment" , in ( hey calenlnto they do not re
quire to buy for consumption until January
UK ! robnluiy. The Kiieilsh cubic * urqtutbcr
wcnki In sympathy with them our pilccs de
clined. A curgoof cholco winter heat wixs
sold todny for Klitnincnt to New York , and
Ti.Ouo Imthcls of No. 2 hard xprlnn sold ut tl.OS
for n miller In tlio Intettor. Tor the pioscnt
we bolli'io the hlirli point has been reached ,
mil llh fine weather wo look for u few cents
lecllnc. Corn opened Mronn May opened at
C'J c , iolil to 7ce , and clou1 * nt CSVc. July
corn iiiotiod ) : it Cfl'io ' nnd eloiri at fti'ii1. The
old bull parly unsin the olt the early tiait of
thu ncs > iluit , at buyors. Thu sumo parties are
now In oats.
\V. \ 0. Muformlcl : ft Co. lo ! ' . C. Swixrt/ Co :
t'aiiltuillotory cubloi linvi ) today oiicned tip
a ( Inoiippoitunlty fortholooal icalpln ci-o d
lo iillrriiulely boost nnd doprrsi prices.
K.irly KiiRllsh eablos showtd a fair advance
and n stroni ; undertone , while prlvato cables
received later quoted Antwerp. I'm Is nnd
lleilln lower. The Knicllsh visible shows an
Incie.tso of l.WO.fW ) bushels , but scorned to
liuvo no oll'ect on their jirleos , Hceelpls at
eleven prlmaiy points are 27S.lTiO ! for the ( list
llmo In a Ion * while. The shipments eAvcuded
thoni , belntf. 110 , 00. l < 'ur the present It veeins
to bo iiBChlplnff maiUet In which the trader
who .soils on fair bulges or buys on fair bicnUs
can find almost accitalnty of iirollls. Tlio
close Is tnme and looks decidedly heaty. Corn
and oats wore falilv iicthe , lint they did not
inhibit any stieiigth. Tholocnl tuidors who
liuld MI much eem to II ml trroat dlllleulty tn
unloading and to bo compelled lo buy nearly
us nincli to iidvaii''o prices us they can sell
utter they haxo advanced. At tlio present
lilirh pi lees neither corn or outs nro attractive
lo speeiil.illon buyers. I'rovls'ons opened
lilchornnd showed .strength tliiottehout the
hcs-liin In splto of the unloading of a
riuaiillty of May stulT. DtirliiK last August
January ribs sold at n cents and January lard
ut 7 cents. At the same tlmo K'ooil iiacUlm ;
lioxseonld bo had uU eeuts. With ho s now
ut V Je. ribs at M.DO for May. nnd hud at J'J.OJ ' ,
would eoitalnly seem elieai ) and wo be-
Invojtliat purchases of cither will pay ,
Konnett llopulns. Co. to S. A. McU'horter
Under beurNh advices yesterday wheat was
very Nil on- , 11 was just as weak today In the
race of bullish news It Is apparent that an
Inlliientlal syndicate of operators Is sealplntf
the muikut on a hlKh so.ile. They buy when
eveiythliiK points to a deollnu an I Mill when
Hie market Is stroncesl , and general expc-e-
lutlon fiivuis u further bulce. This Is the his
tory of the Irado hero for weeks. Local oper
ators reasoned that the coveinment lepoi t
must cause a seilous hie.ik , but theiowasan
Immediate advance of 'iuund at thu top shot Is
were foieed tn eoxer , It Is undeniable that
Iho market Is In the control of tinbulls. . They
force It up In the fueu of hoarMi situations
: ind thulr ollerinsrs eheck the advance when
buying Is not fnilous and tlieie Is eunerul
confidence In higher prices. Thu liquidation
l.y ) this Inteie.st has been e\tensUo. They
will probably taKe back theli wheat at u fair
deelfnu and traders will do well to follow In
their wake. Coin und Oats Tlio weakness
In these which chuiuctcrl/cd them ihirlne the
latter part of .March r.nd llrst days of April
sened tn dovelopecnnshlorableshnrt Interest.
On thu recent advance the lutoie.-t has
been dilven to cover , the situation hnvliu
favored Iho lou s In brlnsiiiK about u material
advance. Today the demand from bears has
been nurtlculiiily urcent. and thuy weiocom-
iiolleil to liny frooil prices for what they
bought. Their contracts have been laraoly
eoveied today , und wo see IK ) occasion for a
further advance at incsent. In provisions thu
bull Influences wuro stioiiK this mornliiK. but
the market did not respond. On the small ad
vance theio proved to bo a Kieat deal of stuff
forsulo. Triidlii continues largely local. 1
think the miiikct would sell oil' on any pro
nounced weakness In f'raln.
fi'lOVSiS AXlt HO\1)S.
Nnw YoitK , April 14. [ Special Telosram to
Till ! 111 ! ! : . ] Nothing frightens the flimiicltil
community lllco myf.tery. The unexplained
sellliiK of Northoin I'.ielflo stock by the Ger
mans and thu oxtiaordlnury demund for Hold
over theio filghlened Wall street Just us the ,
to ninny uorsons , oxpllelbablo sulllnit of
stocks by London previous to tlio llarlnp
crash f tightened Wall street lust fall.
The latest mvstury must bo domed up befoio
natuial conditions eun u\ert their full force.
The reaction of yestoiduv afternoon con
tinued tn the Hist hour this morning. Nearly
ull stocks were weaker. The Northern 1'a-
clllo'swcro especially so , Su iir luflnln com
pany common also sintered soveiely , diop-
pliiSJ moro than two points fiom yesterduy's
closliiB. No news of an unfavoi.iblu char-
ucler < luveloped. 'Ihodecllno wus evlduntlv
simply the workings of thu truderH , who
wanted to load up uaaln as cheaply as PO-.SI-
ble , for thu traders ate still In full posiOdilon
of thu mniKut.
As our forelK.n traOo baliinco Is Jus t now u
topic of consluoiublo Interest , It Is worth
whllu to nolo that for thu nlno months
oiidlnc JlarchSl our exports of mineral oils
showed an Incrouso of il. . " > .VJ , . ' > .m ovurtho corro-
sjoiilliin | ( puiloil of uyeur URO , und our ex
ports for thu same tlmo of cotton showed tin
Increase of $ lt > , GIO,8J5 over the correspondln. ;
period aycarnso.
Later tlio market rallied somowhut , but llt
tlo .strength was apD.irunt. The Mg onoiutors
either huvo unloaded for the tlmubeliiRor
uro hustenlii ! : to do so. A murkut
In the hands or traders Is u
market of ups und downs , but the general
tendency Is upwards. Oublos from London
reported withdrawals of Bold from the Hank
of Enuland todtiv for export to Itussla to the
amount of i"W.w > 0. ThlK. It Is said , completes
thu older. An advance in thu bunk ruto Is re
garded asunceitatn.
Attention was called some tlmo ape to the
fact that there Is likely to boagrcedy Iliht
for business on the lakes this Hummer. The
shoitanoof last year's crops , the restriction
of iron production nnd thu in-
creasu of lake transportation faellltie ?
make this seem very probable. ThoUieat
Northern's mild attitude on the lake and rail
rate question this year as compared wltn Its
dlctatlvo power last aiuninur Is notlceublo.
I'lesldont Hill is this oummer emphutleally
deslions of better times. Ho wants to
sec a boom In stocks , so ho can lloat the bonds
by which hu may extend his line to the 1'acllli !
coast. The region tlitoiili ! which his own road
pusses had good crops hist year and ho Is not
disposed to cut Into the business of his less
foitunuto neighbors ,
Konnett Hopkins & Co. to S. A. McWhortor
The stouk murkot has been hesitating In u
way which shows thu absence of any dlicetlnz
bund. Itoom tradcrx , who have been tliu chief
operatois , have been qultu ut sea under con
flicting news. Early in the day It. was an
nounced that Ueiinany's loquiinmcuts had
been satisfied and that no moid gold would bo
shipped to thai maiket. This steadied prices
and un Iringulnr advance of U to 34 ; percent
was made , "Q. " being a louder , prob.ibly
becausu of the lepoitcd fulluru of
thu strike on Unit road. Northern I'uclllo pru-
f on I'd has been somewhat stcudler. but
Nut Ui American has been very weak on
larger amount of Healings than usual. Ills
said thnt this company lias no Interest now In
Northern I'uclllo stocks. Utont Inloiestwus
shonn In the rullioad meotlnghuld In Chicago
today und the ubsuneo of icprcseututlvcs of
Mls'-ourl ' I'aciflo and Union I'uclllo created ; i
had Impression. It was on the announcement
that thu meeting had adjourned without n
quorum. nnd that Uould hod not
sent u representutlvo of his lines
oruny communication to the meeting , that
thu markut became weak In the lust hulf
hour. Money Is becoming dealer In London
and It Is expected by some Unit the bunk ruto
of discount will bo raised on Thursday.
.Money Is In butter demund hero und loaned
on call In the streutatS toflporcont. It Is
worthy of notu us Indicating the tendency of
financial affairs Unit custom receipts show
un Increasing percentugo of silver. Thonuy-
ments In silver In January were but 2 per cent
whllu In April so fur they uro 10 percent. In
January 8 per cent of thu payments were
gold but thus fur In April but M per cent. The
government stock of gold ut this rate will
shrink fast nnd consorvutlvo people may \\ull
consider the ollcet of the drift towards a sil
ver basl , The market closed with declining
tendency. Sales , 201,10) ) shares.
London prices : Northern Pacific , nrcfoned ,
MW ! VOUK St'O-KS ,
Mocki. [ Upon. | IllKh. I Low. | Close . | "Vei
Watiaili pfil
irlu : . 20
Cnnatla So . 51 U 51
PiiUHu Mull 37'fc
LAN 774
Until Trust. 111
N.V 107'f ' 107' < 107U
Mo. Pan 107'UTS ( W > U 70 HI
Union Pur . in. < 7M
.S. Poc. .
pfd.
(
* > (
N Pao. cnm , S31
2(1 (
I ! . , II. XQ. . .
lloclc Islninl ? . ! ' <
M. Paul ( OH ;
II.L. A W iiiv : , < i I'M 1.W
Am.HiiK.ltr. Ml M'H '
Now niiKl'd. Ml87K H
Itlch.Tvnu'l 1
Atchlsun. . . . HOiJ
I'lilcn u ( liia . .
No. Am. . . . 17H
A. C. Oil . . . 2(1 (
Thu followlna aru the olosui' , ' quotutlons :
II. S. 4 > rouponi . , ! ! l2m Northern do ( irofurrud Pacltlo . . iu
US , tyt ri-uliteruil .101)4 . .N.H W . 107"
U. r. 4 n couponi ' . .1UI ) ( ilo pref'il ( uvillv.1.1i )
PoilHellsof ' 'W us Now Vork Central. . . loss !
( 'initial Pnclttc wj ( I . . I ) . A K . ' "uij
I'hlc.'iKO A Alton . . . .124 Hock .
Chicago , llurlluctoa f . .M. Aft , P. . V. . . . . . '
A Qulnny 8.1U
ilo profi-rrml . \ \ >
3t. Paul A Omaha. . . . SI
lllluuli Central 117 do preferrfil . BI
I. , II. ft W Union Paclilo . ; >
Knnias ATiixni. . . , , , r.'U \V..St. U.v
I jitii Slmru nou
Michigan Central , . . . u.i
Missouri Padtlo Kj\l \
SlONUV ON OAM. Kasyi closed offered at a ! }
I'IIIMK MKIICANTII.E I'APEII 5137 per cent
bTKiiUNO KxciiA.Ndu-ltarely ni let. steii
Myday bills. iH.aMi ! ilemana. ii.bbSi.
Minlni ; StiiokH.
NEW Vonit , April 14.-Spoolai Telegram to
Coll'co OptlniiH.
VOIIK , April 14. ( Special Toloiram to
Tim HKE , ] COKFKU Options opened steady
and unchanged to 10 points up , and closed
steady WU5 points up. Hales , 17,003 bax' . In
cluding April , S17.WJI7.45 ; May. } I7.r > UI7.40i
June , ? I7 IMM''S ! Julv. Jin.n517,00 ; August ,
JI0.7U ! September , Jlfl.lix81fi.15i October. JlS-fiO
(315.fi.1 ( ; . Spot ilo. iiulotnnd steady ; fair cm-
Boon , J''O.OJj No , 7. 18 00ai .13i | .
ClIlVAtU ) 1.1VK STOCK Jl.llt/tET.
CniCAon , April 14. [ Special Tolegratu toTllK
Km-Cuttle : ] Tr.ido was rather slow than
otheiwlso In the beef eattle , the general mar
ket not showing the oxtiomo wlro-edgod con
dition of yesterday , In fact , one of the leading
buyers In the shipping line quoted values
rather easlci. So far the top prleo Is JO.IJ5 , yet
nlco handy steers are selling In proportion
higher than that. The great Dull ; of thu stock
on salu today was made up of common steer
stock mid cows , the latter selling fully as
strong us at any tlmo. The stocker and
fecdor trade was rather slow und prices
steady. The best prleo for steers to'lny was
fl.25. whllo a largo number of good to cholco
steers sold at\Vii'i.O ) > j medium steers , f4.lKi ) }
6.'J5 ; otheis , Jl.Uoai.SU ; cows und belfei-i , Hod ®
5.00.
5.00.Hogs
Hogs Tiado was brisk and values MJIOc
hlghci on anything at all good or useful. Illg ,
heavy , coaiso stock was not wanted and did
not .share in thu advance. Itough and com
mon , i4.GO.3l.75 ; packers fl.StfiVi.l.'ii ' prlmo
heavv and butchers weights , J.V.'oa.'iU.'i ; one
ear load bold ntf5.i ! : ; i light. { 5.KV.U ( )
Wool Market.
HO TO.V , Mass. , April II. [ Special Telegram
to Tin ; Itm.l : Tlie demand for wool has been
moderate and but few buyers have been hole.
There have been sales of Ohio llecces at III ©
ll'ic ' for X , ntKia-TI'iC for XX and at ; i7-ls0
for No. 1. Michigan X llecces hao been quiet
at ! ! Uc and No. 1 at , T ft)7c. ) Cumlilng und de-
lalno llecces have bien In fair demand , with
sales of No. I combing atlittilJo of Ohio line
dolalne ut ; i'J'f..lTc ' and of Mlchlg.in line Uelalno
at Ity .jijL1. I'nwashed combing wools have
been ijulet , but firm at ' . " .KJ IOJ for thieo-elgbths
blood and at 'Mitt Si1 for one-quarter blood.
Territory wools have been llrin , line , as quoted ,
at WStli'ic , clean line medium ? tr > 7 < f < > < > > ( . 'uud me
dium at nv ilie , In Texas , I'allfornla and
Oiegon wools there has been nothing of con-o-
qit'.Mice doing. Pulled wools have I een steady ,
aupeis selling at ; ! ( X3 l5e and u\ti-u at yil&vc.
Aiistralliin wool has been selling qultu freuly
at iHlil'J5c ! , as to ( inallty.
CHICAGO , April 14. Wheat Ole o Steady ;
cush , II.OI'i'Bl.Oj ' ' ; Muy. JI.OIWI.03 ; July ,
Corn Kusy ; cash , 701.i < 37lc. ; May , OS oj July ,
OOe.
OOe.Oats Knsy ; cash , Cl e : Muy , 51 , ' c ; July
.YJc.
Hyo-rirm ut S7a.s8c.
Ilnrloy--llnclmnged ut 7S < 3 <
Prime Tlniotby { 171."S.
' ' ' *
wiiisky-jl.io' .
Pork-Stoidy ; cash. SI2.C3 ; May , J12.70 ;
July , flil.ll'i. '
L-ird Steady : cash , $ fl.77 ! { ; Muy. $0.67 ! ! :
July. ST.l.VftT.lf'J. '
Sjhort ICIlH Steady : cush , $3.20(30.23 ( ; May.
$ ( l.iO : ; Julv. $0.)2.s ( ! < i ( i.l > 5.
riour I'lrm anil unchiingcd.
Hulk Meats ShoulUcis , KhO.V&i 15 ; short
clear. $ fi.\vryl.(10 ( ; short ribs , Jj/'Oiir.B.'j.
llu tier Unchanged.
KsBS-'Easy ; fresh , 12iTJI2'5c. '
Hides I'lichuiigeii ; heavy nnd light green
salted , ( t'Scti.Vf ' ; gieen salted , l cTtl'i ; suited
bulk , 4Ju ( : green suited calf. Sc : dry Hint , be ;
dry salted , lie : dry calf. 8SOe.
T'ullow Unchanged ; 1. solid packed , 4.ic ! : 2 ,
Il'Sc ; cake. 4H' ! .
Cheese Firm : full cream elieddurs. 1IM ©
12c : Young Ameilcub , 123l2' c ; Huts , ll'
Hecclpts. Shipments.
Hour 14.000 7.0)0 )
Wheat , bu IM.OM 81,01) )
Coin , bu KVi.010 111,000
Outs , hi 108.000 03.0JO
NnwYoiiK. April II. Wheat Uecelpts 51,200
bushels ; oxpmts. OO.IIOO ; spot closed easier ;
No. 2 red , 8l.l7 > il.l In elevator ; 1.18ffil.l ! ) '
In store ; Jl.0i/ alloatSI.-a'i f. o. b Options
closed steady und lower ; No. ! ) red , May elos-
Corn Hecolpts , 31,800 bushelsexports ; , IP.flO )
bushels ; spot stronger ; No. 2 , fcOHo In elo-
vutor ; SliiC ullout ; uugrudod mixed. 71H4 ®
81S4e. Options closed weak , slightly htgner ;
April , EOo.
Outs Kccolpts , 81,000 bushels ; exports , 200 ;
spot llrm : No. 2 white , fi2ii(12c ( ! : mixed west
ern. n'QGi'o ; white western , GOffiOCc. Options
.steady ; Muy closed ut ( > 34c. !
Sugar Hawsteady ; rollnen , ( Inn ,
Petroleum United closed. May , 7Jc ,
Ku'gs Lower ; western , 14ic. !
Pork Klrrn.
Lard Firmer ; western steam , $7.03.
lluttor Hteady ; western dairy. 12Q22c ;
western creamery , 21-'Be ; Elgin , 27Q271/5c.
Cheese I'lrm.
ST. Louis , April 14. Wheat Unsettled ;
cash. tl.il'4i ) ( ' May , tl.OO'i.
Corn I'lrm ; cusii , Cs'ie ' ; May. caslornt CC78C.
Oats I'Mrm ; cash , .Vio ; May , f > 3c.
Pork-Firm ut ! 12..W.
Laid I'lrm ut M.50.
Whisky Stonily ut $1.10.
llutter Steudv und unchanged ; creamery.
1 " " [ ) ; dnlry , ls2'c.
, April 14 , Wheat Market
dull and about unchanged. Koculpts , 65 e.irs ;
shipments , 25 ears. Close : No. 1 hard , April ,
$1.07 ; on track , Jl,07'/5 ; No. 1 northern. April ,
fl 0) ) ; May. $ l. l : on track. ? I.04"TI,05 ( > ; No. 2
northern , April , 81.02 ; on track , $1 O'J'/Jffll.OllKj. '
KANSAS CITY. April 14. Wheat Market ,
quiet ; No. 2 bard , cash , Ol'/jo ; April , lUiio bid ;
No. 2 led. eash , 11.01 ,
Coin Higher ; No. 2 , cash , fiO'ie ; April , 05'c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 cash , 52Sic bid ; April ,
KJ'/je ' bid.
CINCINNATI , April 14. Wheat Stronger. No.
2 red , $1.10.
Corn Higher ; No. 2 ml\cd. 74j7jc. !
Oi.ts Firm ; No. 2 ml.ied. 5Sc.
WhlsUy-l.IO.
Mir.wAUKEi : , April 14. Wheat Kaslor ; No. 2
spring , cash , $1.0I1.I5 ( ; May. l.ffiJJi.
Corn Krnii No. . ' , 71c.
Oats I'lrm ; No. 2. white , niljc.
Provisions Steady ; pork , May , $12.C74. !
jirll 14. Wheat Demand fair ;
Kansaswlnler bard , s . "id.
Corn Market btiong ; demand good ; mixed
western , Us IJid jior cental.
titVR HTIHJ'K.
ClllCAOO , April 14-CattIo-IJoeolpts , 5,000 ;
market slow , rather easier ; steers , e.itr.i ,
* 0.j5 : ; other steers , f-l .00a5.tr > ; cows and holf-
ers , fi.ou&5.oo ;
Hogs -lleeolpts , III.OOO ; market higher ; rough
and common , $ Ulffl4.75 ) ; packers $4. ' ) © 5 15 ;
prlmo heavy and butcher weights , $5.205. a"ii
light , $5.005 20.
HiillEi' Keeelpts. 10,000 ; market notlvo ;
lower ; natives. $4.5025.75 ; westerns , $5.00 ©
O.KS ; lambs.bOSi75. ( .
ST. Louis , April 1) ) . Cattle Receipts , 1.000 ;
shipments , IDU ; market higher ; fair to
fancy native steers , $4.0J < a.O.OO ; stockers and
feeders , iM.OO4.IX ) .
Hogs lteeolpts , (1,700 ( ; shljimonts , 1,200 ; mar
ket steady ; heavy , $5.UO520 ; mixed , JI.OJ ©
5.10 ; light. $4.Mti5.00/
_
KANSAS Crrv. April -Cattlo Receipts ,
II.IO ) ; shipments , 1,400 ; steers , $ ; i.75r > .25 ; cows ,
JI.7.r/ii4 : r > ; stoeKers and feeders , f2.2.v,4,25. ( (
Hogs Uccelpts , 12..IOLI ; shipments. 810 ; mar-
ketstrong : higher ; all grades , $ , UOi,50. ;
OJI.l tl.l Ml'H'l O f'K.
OMAIIA , April 14.
OATTf.B Estimated roeoluts of cattle 1.R5J , as
compared with (147 ( yesterday and 1.U.I1
Tuesday of last week , Thu maiketwns active.
Handy fat beeves weio strong , coi'Miumlsh
grades slow and weak , and heavy cattle slow
andlOolower. llutchur stouk was aethoand
stronger. 1'eeders were aetlvo and In demand -
mand at strong prices. A bunch of twenty-
live lwHb : beeves bold at $ . " > . > , the highest
prleo paid this season ,
Iloos Estimated receipts of hogs U.700 , as
compaied with 2.101 ycsteiday and 8,12it
Tuesday of lust weok. The maiKet was
falrlv active and a big nickel higher. All sold
early. The r.ingeof prices paid was $ IMK 15.IO ,
the bulk snlllnir lit H.lOftAM. 1'lgs , J2.IK ) © . ! 75 ;
light-lights , $ : i5K4.W ( ; light , $ l.bU5.00 ; heavv.
* l.aV3.V10 ! mixed , $1 Wtl\00. Thu average of
the prices paid was JI.05Jj .is compared with
* l,8S2-i : yesterday und $ IW 1-a Tuesday of
lust week.
MlKKl1 INtlmnteit receipts of sheep 1179. as
compaied with KVt yesterday and 772 Tuesday
of last week. The market was active and
llrm. Nathos , J2.7.'xft5.5'J ' ; westerns , f2,00 < & 5.50.
> r Hlouk.
Showing thu number ot o-ittlo , hogs and
sheep bought by thu packers and oilier buyers
on thu market us bhown by the books of thu
Union block yards company :
CATTLU ,
lluyors. No.
Swift X Co . 013
Thud , II , Hammond company . 2U5
I'hoCudahy packing company . U'l
( 'ho Omahii pauking company . 1
KhlppeiH , feeder : ! an t other Lmyeis . t-ir.
Leftover . 10
Total . , "lu74 ]
lions.
The Ondahy packing company . 1,017
1 ho Omaha packing company . U47
tiwlft & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4UO
TlieO. 11. lliimmonl oWnpuny . Sf9
Shippers , feeders nnrt O hur bnycM. . . . . . . . . oil
Swift * Co . sl- . ,70 ,
Shippers , feeders nuJ utlior buyers . 10J
Total . ( . . 270
Itcprosoiitatlvc Salca.
,
Jjo. Ay. I'r. No. Av , Pr. No. Av. I'r.
11. . fiS7 J.IKS SO. 1041 ft 70 40. . HKI $525
10. . MI : ur , i , ins ; 475 u > . . 1 no n :
I. . 7lK ) 4 OlT 17. . lOV 480 1 ! 115fl 5111
1. . 8IU 400 11. 1(1121 ( 485 12 1240 : > : )
2 .10'tO 400 14. .1015 485 411 1140 MM
I 10UJ 400 10. . 10.7) ) 485 5.1. .1117 fiiH
2. .1000 400 18. . 1155 485 SI. . Mitt 6:15 :
1. . HW 400 St. . 1117 485 ; is..l2CI f > ! 15
11. . fu2 4 10 U . Jiai 4 M a ) . 12-iO ft 10
II. . : > 'JO 411 18 1075 4 874 ! SO .1350 MO
SS. ( VVl 420 10. 10C 4 DO 711.1234 545
1.1070 425 10 .1 ISO 400 18. . 12111 545
] . . K0 ! 425 114 . IKK ) 4 H5 21 .1170 515
1..1200 4 25 10.12V ) 500 41. . 11121 550
II..IWI7 425 lo | ; : 5 03 17. lIWll 555
4. .1120 425 a. 1200 520 2I..1X'0 555
X > . 101(1 ( 440 10. . 1204 520 22..10i2 ( 0 )
22.9.11 450 1C ) lli | ; 520 42 KI25 5fiO
2. . 1125 450 f,3 Kill 525 20..12M 5 ( M
1..14'0 450 IIS .11(11 ( 5 2 , " > 10. iib8 : 6 IB
.0 .1025 450 S. 10b5 525 25. . mi 585
2d. . 020 4 05
COWS.
1. . 710 1 75 7. . 725 250 S . .000 1150
II . 572 1 75 4. 1115 8 50 10. . 8.V * a 50
a. . 747 1 75 1. . 11(10 ( 2 53 fi. WM ! IM
i. . Tao 2 co a. . u7 ( ! fyi 5. . wo ; aw
2. 1IM 2 IJ ) 5. . 702 2 75 1..10V ) a 51
1. . 870 2 aO 4. . 010 2 W D..I28. a 00
i. . lew 250 i. . MS a ro 2. .1115 am
1..1020 250 2.1070 a 10 4U. . ! > 22 1175
1..MW 250 1..1J.10 a 25 1. 1110 a 75
2. . 810 250 4. . t l7 . ' 125 1..II50 IMU
11. . UJJ 360 4. .102 325 a. . UI7 400
11UM.S.
1..H70 2.10 i. . 1540 am i. .1700 aoa
: i..nii7 2 as i .IRIO SM i. isoo aim
S..12BO a : n i .1010 a M i..K7n ! 4 01
1.11140 243 1 1.V.O a 75 1..KSIO 40)
1. . KJO 2 5J 1. . 151,0 I ) 75 1..161K ) 4 X ,
BTOCKhltS AMI VIIKItr.llS.
2. . 4IB 235 0. . 010 a 25 1. . 710 a 50
40. . KID 275 27. . ( IIS ! l 25 . . 71U a 5' ' )
1. . 810 a OJ 2. . 740 a 25 SO. . Mi ! a 75
unit-nits.
1 . . 'I'O 1 75 1 . . HVJ 4 00
.MIIKIIIS : AM ) ei'iiiNnnns.
I cow and calf . } 2) 03
Isptlnger . 2-j OJ
UAM > I *
1 SX 260
\VISTIII.V : : CATTM : .
No. Av. I'r.
htand.ird cattle eompany
2J heifeis , spayed . 1131 $ 'i 10
nous.
No. Av. Sli. I'r. No. Av. Sh. I'r.
( i'l . I.Vi 120 $ I 81 7.1. . . . .1040l"5
hi . 1K1 KM 4 SO 51 . 21 ! ) 80 4 U7'i
S'l . 170 t-0 4 8J M . 2I ( > 40 500
8- . . . . 178 1C,0 4 85 M . 32.5 120 500
77 . 22S 403 J 81 70 . 3211 40 5(1) (
75 . 188 1W ) I 871/ 51 . SiS 40 500
78. . . . 200 100 4110 B3 . 241 120 500
( . 1CI 200 4(1) ( ) 02 . . . . ' . ' 00 2s < ) 500
! I7 . 181 hJ 4 IK ) 72 . 27(1 ( 200 5 OJ
21 . 110 40 400 hll . 220 101 500
80 . 205 210 4 1)0 ) 70 . S.P ) 80 500
lO'l . 171) ) KM 4 m OS . 2il : l.'O 500
1U7 . 181) ) 210 I ! ) J 7,1. KU 10 6(10 (
80 . . . .IS7 80 41IJ' ' } 65 . 2(13 ( 80 500
80 . 181 80 4 ! IJJ ! 07 . 2JI 40 501) )
75. . . 205 KM 405 63 . 2.)8 8J 500
70 . 2.17 120 4115 Kl . 212 50(1 (
"it . 21'0 80 4 M ( W . 230 4'JO 500
. ' 8 . 1117 2 'J ' 4 115 80 . . . 2J1 500
8(1 ( . 210 JfiO 41)1 ) fi4 . 2)11 ) 100 500
Kl . 2.15 ' . ' ( ij 4111 7f . 1111 lli'J 5K )
" 1 . 20 ! ) 40 4111 7.-l . . . . 251 20J 500
.11 . 2)2 ) 80 4 IB KI..2IH 40 5(10 (
8a . 12 120 4115 ( il . 2 i'l 40 505
01 . 200 100 1 U1 ( i'l ' . 240 , ' ! 2U 505
CO . ' . ' 25 103 4115 55 . 347 l.'O 510
1'KIS ASH 1IOURII.
1 . : ,00 200 1 . 1)23 ) 40 400
2.'l. . . . I'O ' 285 25 . 1)7 ) a 25
T . 8S 2 81 100 . 1'.1 ! ) 120 410
12 . 1)1 ) a CO 2 . 1S5
No. Av. I'r.
100 westerns , mixed shoin . 105 $1 25
O.TJM//.1 irnOLKH.lMi SIAltHETS.
Grocoi-lcp.
COFIE Oreeu Hlo , 32 < & 33c ; Java , 27c ;
Mocha. 2tc. Itoasted Arlosa , 25a2ic ( : Mc-
Laughllu , X.XXX. 2rioc ; Itunola. 35fl2ic ( ;
( Urman , 21'8o ' ; lllwoilir.s,25'c ) ; Lion , S.ViV.'CK ! ;
( oidovla. 2.V32ic ( ; Mocha , 'Me : O. u. .lava , 2.-c.
Coll'eo essence ! 5 gro. boxes , $1.3. ] ® 1.50 ; ehlc-
orv , 7 ' , © 80.
NUTS I'er pound Almonds , 18e ; Ilra/lls ,
lOe ; Illberts , I'.ic ; pecan" , l ! > Q14e ; walnuts , 15c ;
peanuts , fanev white , Co ; roasted , 8e.
SALT Dairy , 280 Ibs In bbls , bum. $ 'MO ; best
grades , CO 5s , $ J.13 ; best grade. 100 as , $2.50 ;
best grade. 23 10s , $2.40 ; lock salt crushed.
$ I.OiXSa.85.
Wul'l'iso r-AiT.it Per Ib. best straw , HvlS
to 32x44 , l'c ; dry goods , 4 ? c ; ovtra iiuallty
manllla , o c ; munllla tea , 12x18 , Do ; dark rag ,
hardware , 214/o ,
OILS 150 prlmo vhlto , Ho ; 150 water white ,
lle ! ; headlight. 12c ; 74 gasoline , ll'/c. Oil
cans I gal , $3.00i.25 ; ; 2 gal. M.75B3.bO ; gal ,
AXM : GUKASI : I'er gross Knulor'.s largo
tins , Ji0.00i ; medium tins $27.00 ; small , S15.00 ;
other makes , wood , ! } 3.t > OI&V > 0.
lIi.ACKiNd adoIn bov , ao@75c ; ladles'shoo
( liesslng. 4.1cSJI.UO ( steve polish , per gross ,
"Jli.uiNO Liquid , 4 07 , a doz In box , OOc'rV8l.75 ' ;
8 oa doz In box , tl.50Q2.75 ; dry , small , 25c ;
large , 45e ,
C'llocoi.ATi : . IiTO.-r.Mb boxes. 317 'l3c ; Gor
man sweet , 22G2lc ; cocoa. : i7IOc ; Iliomo , Kc.
CoroANirr 15-lhcases. U und ( J-lb puckages ,
peril ) , IOS.27C ; bulk , .l-lb D'llls , 25c.
Oi.iVKS-quurts. per dott.W ; pints , per do ? ,
$2..V ) ; bulk , per gul. tl.sj. Olive oil. ' / pints ,
do ? per CUM- , $ l.r ( ,5.20.
MAI-I.K SiiilAH Per Ib flu cakes , 31-11) boxes ,
Klc : lOe cakes , 30-Ib bo.vcs , 12'Je ' ; Mb bricks , ; u-
Ibs tn box , pure. lie.
] lll ( > ( ) MS--3-tlo parlor , $ .1.00 ; 4-tIo , J2.75 : 3-tlc ,
W.23 ; : i-tiu , plain , $ l,8U ; warehouse , iKi.OO ; toy ,
tl.2-i ; w hlsk , * I.OJ < ai.2.- > .
HOAI- Castile , mottled , peril ) , lOe : do white ,
per 11) , 14c ; laundry soap , per 100 burs , $ : ur B >
ft.OJ : shaving ( -oap. r > 0ffl7. > o pur do ; toilet M > ap ,
II cakes per box , S0e(8i3.S5. (
l''AiiiNACiots ' : ) tioiinsllarloy. . 4o ; farlnn ,
kegs , fj.OO ; .split puiis , 2e ; green peas. lie : ivit-
meal , Dbls. $ VJ.va.V.O ; half bbls. $ : i.2Va4.40 ;
macaroni , 12e ; vermicelli. U'c ; sago und tapi
oca , iy7j.iie ! ! ; Lima beans , .I'ju ; eereullne , $ J.'J4 ;
flaked hominy , Ilo ; peail hominy , W.75 per
bbl.
bbl.LYK
LYK Lewis' prefumed.JI.5Q ; lied Cross. f4.S3 ;
Ameilcun. fi.25 ; ; Saponlfler , SI.21 : Merry Wur ,
d2.K ! ) ; Star , scrubbing , $1.73 ; Glllott's pow-
( Seied , $4.3 > .
.MliK--Condonsed--Eagle , $7.40 ; Crown , W.23 ;
Anglo Swiss , 47.03 ; Highland , 0.13 ; "Klgl , "
. .
KxilUCTS Lemon , 2 .Ycfl.8J ; 4 07 , $1.00
$ 'J.5'J ; vanilla , 20/ , 05it-,80 ; 4 07. , $ I.25S5.50 ;
Jamaica ginger , 4 07. $1.85.
iMATCiiKS 1'arlor , 2JO and MO per box , $1.05 ®
1.7. ' ! sulphur , $ l.lvai.io. ;
L'ANIH Mixed , ao-lb palls , 0j ! < tt7o ; stick , 7c ;
twlststlck , 8c ; Krencb mixed , 12u ; boarhound
stluk , 8u ; jar and casu eamllos , 5-11) boxes 15 ®
21e ; extra line goods , 55305c.
Itnusiitls bhoe , per do/ , $ l.257iil.CO ; daubers ,
7.V < aI.OO ; scrub brushes , 05c$2.00.
Hull ) ShKii Mixed bird , l-ll ) packages , 5e ;
canary , 4'ie ' ; hemp , 4Hc ; anise , 15e.
OANIII.IIS 40 Ibs to box , UJJo ; mining , 10 ®
lOHo ; wax lie.
ToiiAtco-rinoont , per Ib , 2.V227e ; plug , 22
® 7i-o : smolilng. JilKu ; faney brands. IWcfef ! . . ' ( ) .
Jloi.ASSKS ' ; bbls N. O. fancy , pur gal. 4050
4 ' ; choice , 4Wt4Sc ; cood..8ffile ( ; Cuba , baking ,
2.1 < a.'Je ! ' : blaekstrapi lHii2.'o ; syrup. 80 grade ,
Mils , 20 ; li ! bbl , : > ; - , $ | . - . ' ; - kits ,
"ciiirH-l'crbbl. rcllnnd. W.53 ; half bbl. $ .1.50.
TWISKH. CouiiAfii : . ITC. : Cotton twine ,
"Ilibb , " very line , H-lb bales , 22o ; cotton
twine , XX brand , li-Ihlmlos , 18u ; hemp twine ,
'i-lh bales , Iso ; sail twine , ' 'Oc ; eanillo wlek ,
32ci 411-foot cotton clothes lino. il.10 ; 00-foot
cotton clothes line , $ l.i5 ( ; 00-fn > t sisal lines ,
$1 75 ; 00-foot Jute , ( ! , $ } ; wool twiness'Jo ; man-
Illii rope. , all sl/es , fiom 7-10 to 1 in , lie ; sisal
nipo , all sl/es from 7-1(1 ( to I In. fc ; "new pio-
ccss , " all sl/es from 7-10 to 1 In , 7ie ! ; cotton
roliti , 't-ln , 15e.
VIKWIAII Apii'o v'l ) ' ° r' 'n ' ° ' double elder ,
12n ; whltu wine , 12c : tilplu strength , lliu.
STAir ll-l'or ib. cij v. .
I'lCKl.KN Medium , Hibls , $8.00 ; small $10.00 ;
gherkins , $11.00 ; lloston mUed { 12.00.
WOOIIKNWAHK 1't-rtlo/cn Tubs , No. 1 } 7 50 ;
No. 2 , $ < i.'iO ; No. a. $ .1.50 ; I.eoler. oak gram. S-lu.
best , $1.50 ; wblto cedar. 4-ln. best. > tl.25 ; palls
3-hoop , oak grained , $1.75 ; 2-hnop , tl.'M ; syi up ,
$1.7.1 ; dowell , $1.85 ; paper , metal hoop , t2.5U ;
cedar a brashoops. . No. 1. all red , i' < .M ; cedar.
. 'I brass hoops , No , 2 , red$5.00 ; cedar a brass
hoops. No. 1 , striped , $5,00 ; cedar , a brass hoops
No. 2 , sti hied , 14,53 ; hoiso extra heavy , No. I ,
$2.75 ; well buckets , gl.U. llntterwaro Tubs ,
asi | , 3-lneh , per nest , 75o ; ash 2-Inch , 2 l.ugo
sl/e , per nest , 41e ; unttur ladles , hard wood ,
70u ; bntliir paddles or spades , 70e. Wash-
bo.irds Single , $ I.41KS2.00 ; double , $ . ' .5 < aa.25.
Clothespins 5 gross boxes , Uc. )
CAN.NKII niuiT-Callfornla-Aprlcots. $ J..V > ®
S.t ; peaches , $ J.7.va3.00 ; pears , J'.fiOas.JOi
grades n.MOsl.lio ; cherries , white , * 2. xa.2.7.1 ;
cherries , black , t. .23te3.Miilnces. ) ; | J2.00 ; black
berries , $ i25 ; rasplierrles.J.I.OD ; straw ben les ,
$ . ' .IK ) ; onriants , J2.25 ; gooseberrlesf2.25 ; iiluins ,
eggs , $ l.8.Vai.U1 ; plums , gieen gages , $ l.85' ( &
1.115. llnstoin canned fruit 1'eaches , Hoconds ,
t..22.w : ; apples , 3 Ib , fl.Hi gal. 'i do * In cuse.
$1.75 ; gooMiberrles , Ilaltlmoro Htamlaid , 2 Ib.
$1.10 ; strawbiirrles. $ l.ai ; raspberries , $1.53 ;
blueberries , $ l.io : ; rod raspberries , $1.53 ; black-
beules. Jl.lK ) ; cherries , $1.23I.C5j pineuppleii ,
sliced. l.352.4 . , . .
DUIEII I'nuiTs Tuiklsh prunes , less than
lihds , lo'JO , Oc ( upplts , ovuporatua , now ring ,
choice. 15ci apprlcots , fnnoy , In sacks. Me ;
bliickberrles , new , 80 1 ranpnerrles , 35 Ibs to
box , iiOc ; currants , new , 6iei Votl/rl currant" ,
e.xtra. . In boxi" , O'Jei ' pcaelies , t'nl , choice ,
17'ic ; California dried giniics. In bags , Go )
seedless Sultami , sacks. He ; mtigcatels Co ;
now Vnlencln , 7' ' | [ ' ! Ondnra , layer. S > se ; figs ,
Livers. 14Q20c ; citron , Leghorn , 2Jct lemon
peel , 15o. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SMOKID : MIUTS Hams , ungnr cured \1 to
14 Ib average , ll'ic ' ; breakfast baron , sugar
cuicd. boneless , lie ! No. 1 hums , surgar cured
1.1 to 10 Ib iivetngc , li'tO ' ! No. 1 hams , sugar
cured. 12 Ib a\ei-age , U.'ic ; No. 1 hams , sugar
cured. 2011) ) axerage , ic ; skinned hams , ioc :
No , 2 hums , sugar cured , 7c ; boneless ham ,
canvassed or plain , 81Jc , shonldeis , sugar
cured , O'Jc ' ; bicakfast bacon , fancy boneless ,
8 > ie ; California or picnic hams , sugar enied ,
C'ii'i dried beef hams sugar cured , I0c ; bacon
short clears , 7ic ; bacon clear backs , 7ic ;
bacon elear bellies , fancy light , 8e ; bacon
short ribs , 7He ; beef tongues , smoked , lOc.
Dnv SALT MP.ATS Short eleais. 7c ; long
elears. fl'e ; shoit ribs , 0'ic ; bellies , 7je ! ;
elear backs , 7e.
I'OIIK ANI > HIKI' : Mess pork ( new ) per bbl ,
JI3.00 ; messpoik , per halt nbl , $ i,75 ) ; family
or back pork , per bbl. fiaoo ; family or bucK
pork , per half bbl. $0.75 ; extra mess beof. per
bbl. $0.00 ; extra mess beef , tier half bbl , Jl.50 ;
boneless pig pork , per bbl , $11.00 ; bone. ess pig
pork , per half bbl. K.25.
HAt'MAtiiw llologini 'iu ' ; pork sausage. In
link , 7c ; pork sausage , In bulk , 7e ; blood
sausage. 5cJ liver sausage , Sc ; bead cheese ,
5e ; smoked head ehi'e e , O'ie ' ; Welner or
riankfurt. 7'ie ; Knoblauch sausage. 7lc !
I'ollsb sausage , 7'ic ' ; tongue satiMige , MJc ;
summer sau age , 14e.
Theabo\o pilcos are for lots of 50 pounds
und npwntds ; a less quantity lie mote.
I'lCKt.iui HIKK ; To.fisHands ( ! : , yto Ibs
GIU-II. jKOO ; half li.irtoK 100 Ibs each. } ! i..V ) ;
( lilailer burels , M Ibs each , $0.25 ; elghlhbar-
lels. 25 Ibs each , $ .1.75.
iMltli Tleices , strictly pure , 7ic ! ; pure and
kettle rendered , tlelces , gc.
Country
Arrivals of conntiy produce were not heavv
yesterday. Some little change will bo noted ,
However , tn quotations ,
i : < iis-ln the morning dealers generally
slatted out asking I3e. but otiliis at tliatin'o *
were not large , and later sellers were willing
to accept 12'jc ' and some buyers claimed to
have bought at even less money.
IlL'TTiai The. supply was light and the mar
ket was fully steady. A good deal of poor
butter Is ai riving , but still II Is possible to get
2Cc ami occasionally more for some of tliu
choicest of the country rolls.
I'ot'i.TUV Diessed ehleUens were not very
stiong nt l > 310c. Oood ll\o f/ixvls "ell
at itl.75'3)I.OO ) per do/.on. Very few
geese and dueks nrn arriving I u
iiiiMiuotabloat I0 l2c. Turkevsaieiilso iilmut
nlnyodoillalthouulidiessed they sell at llTOI5e (
( J.ime Uomiind for ilucks light at 4.i.5) !
for mixed , and f2.00'I,2.50 ' ( for mallaiJs , Ue.-so
sold as high as $3.00.
HAV The market was strong , the best up
land being quoted at Ji5.oo per ton.
If. T. Davis Mill Co. . high patent. No. 1 and
Cieam , $2.80 ; lllne I ) , full patent , $ . ' .55 ; Hawkeye -
eye , half patent. $ J 40 ; special royal , patent.
No. 10 , $ .1.00 ; Minnesota | i.itnnt. ( . ' .Ml ; Kuns.it ,
hard wheat patent , $2.l > 5 ; Nebraska spnng
wheat patent , $2.,0. (
OsKiimp's icadv to ilso liitcKnlicut flour ,
$1.2.1 pereaso of 6'j2-lb naekages ; buckwheat.
tn bbls. N , V. , J.oo ! ; K\eclslii biand. $5,10 ;
Slap-Jack meal , 13,75 per ease of 50 2-lb pack
ages.
Omaha Milling Co. . reliance patent. $2.00 ;
Invincible paten ) . $2.7 ; Loneblai Superlative ,
J240 : SnowllaUe , $2.0'i ; I unev I'nmlly. fl.SI.
S. 1' . Ullman's ( .iold Med.il , J2.80Snow ; White.
$2.50 ; Snow Hake , $ - ' . 10 ; iow grade , $1.00 ; bian ,
$21.00.
_
Vcact aides.
1'OTATons Homo grown stock , $1.21 ; Colorado
rado , $1.3.1 per bu.
I'll : I'I.ANT I'er doOi7"c. .
CAfMKl.owiat I'er do$2.DO. .
Sl'JNM-ll-l'iT nbl. $2.10.
Lr.riuci : Cholcu stock , 40@l"o.
IJfTAiiAdAS Michigan stock , perbn , OOc.
llir/iS"l'or : bbl. $2.7.Vii.oo. :
ONioNS Siianlsh , largo erates , $0.50.
i AUIIOTS I'er bbl. $2.2.1.
Cia.iatv Michigan stock , 40SI5c ; Callfoinlu ,
per do7. $1.00.
Swiir : : t'OTATOKS Cholce stock Is hold at
$4.50 per bbl ; seed potatoes , } a.i ( ( ) pet bbl.
KADISIIKS 1'erdobunches , 41c.
l'AltNlls I'er bbl. U/0. ( /
CAIIU.UII ; IVrlli.S'i J c.
Ctn t'MUFits I'er do/ . Jl.5d2.00.
fKt.miv HOOTS I'er do75c. .
HIAN.S ; Cholco stock , $ ' . ' .00.
limits.
OitANOKS-Navels , $5 OOT5.2.1 ; Kl vei side , $ .1.2.1 ;
Duartoand Ulvenis , $ .1.00 ; Los Angeles , $2.50 ;
Klorldu russet , Jll.50.
Ai'ri.Ks Scarce : cholco stock , $ fl.i OU0..10.
CCitANiiKiiniES Hell & Cherry , ilO.OO ; eiates ,
$450. _
Pur' .
llnccoon. No. 1 , largo , 75o ; No , 1 medium , 50c ;
No. 1 , small. 40c : No. 2. 43c. Mink , No. 1. large.
JI.OO ; No. 1. medium , 7.ic ; No. I , small , 50c ; No.
2 , 50e. Skunk , black , eased , No. 1 , large. $1.00 ;
No. 1 , medium , 75c ; No 1 , small. OOe. Skunk.
short stripe , eased. No , 1 large. 75e ; No. 1 , me
dium , 50o ; No.l , small , 2 * > c , Skunk , narrow
stripe , cased. No. 1 , large , 40e ; No. 1. medium ,
25c , Skunk , broad stripe , o.ised , No I , liirgo ,
20c. 1'o.x , cross , dark. No. 1 , laige , $ , ' .50 : No.l ,
medium , $2.00 ; No. 1 , small , $1.50 ; No. 2 , $1.50.
Fox. red , No. I. largo , II.5J ; No. 1 , medium. $1.00 ;
No. I , small. 75o ; No. 2 , ( He. 1'ox , gr.iy. No 1 ,
large , SOc ; No. 1 , medium , I0e ! ; No. 1 , small , SOc.
Wolf , mountain , No. 1 , large. $ J.OO ; No. 1 , me
dium. $1 25 ; No. 1 , small , 75u ; No. 2 , $1.03. Wolf ,
prairie , No. I. large. $1.00 ; No.l. medium , 7.1e ;
No. 1 , small , 50c : No. 2 , 43c. Heaver , prime , per
skin , No. 1 , large. $7.00 : No. 1 , medium , $5.00 ; No.
1 , small. $ .1.50. Heaver , No. 2. per skin. No. 1 ,
largo. $0.00 ; No. 1 medium. $3.25 ; No. 1 small.-
$1.00. Otter. No. 1 large. $7.00 ; No. 1 medium ,
85.03 ; No. 1 small , $ .1.00 ; No. 2 , JiftO. Lynx. No
1 large , $2.03 ; No. 1 medium. $1 2" > ; No. 1 small
7.1e ; No. 2. JI.OJ. Wildcat , No. 1 large , 53c ; No.
1 medium , aoc ; No. 1 small. lOc. Opossum , No.
1 large , 12c : No. 1 small , fie. lladirer. No. 1
large , OOc ; No. 1 medium. 4 e ; No. Ismail. 3c.
Wolverine , No. 1 large , $1.01 ; No. 1 medium ,
$ , I.UO ; No. 1 small. $ , ' .00. Hear , black , No. 1
large , $20.00 ; No. 1 medium , J13.UO ; No. 1 small.
J5.1M. Hear. grl/7ly. No. 1 large. $10.00 ; No. 1
medium , $0.00 ; No. 1 small , $1.00. Hear , blown ,
No. I largo , $4.00 ; No. 1 medium , $2.50 ; No. 1
small. $1.00. Hear , cubs , No. I large. $ I.OJ ; No
1 medium , $2.50 ; No. 1 small , $ I.IO. ( Marten , .No
1 large , $ . ' .00 ; No. I medium. $ hou ; No. 1 small ,
50cI'lsber , No. 1 large. $5.0J ; No. 1 medium ,
$ t.PO ; No. 1 small , $2,50. HucksMn. Indian
drussod. per Ib. , No. 1 largo , 5)c ) to 75c. Deer.
summer , per Ib. . No. 1 large , 2i > o to 2. > c. Deer ,
fall , per Ib. . No. 1 Inrgo , l.lu to20o. Deer , win
ter , per Ib. , No. 1 large , I2e to Ibc. Deer , gicoii
salted , par piece. No. 1 large , 25o to 7.V. Ante
lope , per Ib. , No. 1 Inrze , I''e to inc. Klk , pel
Ib. , No. 1 large , So to Me. MnsUrut 111. , Wls. ,
la. Winter , No. 1 laige , 17e ; fall. No. 1 me
dium , 14e ; fall. No. 1 large , 14c ; fall , No. I me
dium. llcdamnged ; , speared orshot.Uc. Muskrat -
rat Southwestein and teirltoiy Winter , No.
I largo , 14o ; winter. No. 1 medium , lie ; fall ,
No. 1 large , lie ; fall , No. 1 medium , be ; dam
aged , speared or shot 7e.
7e.T
BE DECEIVED INTO
BUYING CHEAP IMI
TATIONS CLAIMING
TO BE JUST AS
GOOD AS S. S. S.
If they hncl morlt , they
would not c'nlm to bo as
good as something o.so.
BW11TS SPKCiriC , S. 8. 8.
is KICOINI/.II : : > AS THU
STANDARD. THAT IS WHY
TUB COUNTUV IS I'l.OODKU
WITH IMITATIONS OF IT.
Hooka on ItlooU and Skin illfcascs free.
Tin : swirr si'icirirco. : ATLANTA. OA.
WANTED
Totil t uog of CITIEO ,
COUNTIES. SCHOOL
_ _ DISTRICTS. WATER
COMPANIES , ST. R.R.COMPANIESem
Correspondence pollcitrd.
NsW.HflRRIS &COMPANYBankers.
ie185 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO
15 Wall Street , NEW YOltK-
70 state Ut BOSTON.
Foil I.AIIIER ONLY Dr l.ediio'a Periodical Pills ,
the Krencli remedy , act on the menstrual nyntom ami
euro suppression irom wlnituvar c.iuso. Pruiuiitu
menrtruutlon , 'I Iu > u.illl4 fhoul I nut bo taken ilur-
IIIK .iCKiinnoy. Am. Pill Co , ltiiiilly I'riiji" . . , f | " n-
ivrCli ) i'M , In. ( Jonulno by hhurii a-i \ JliConiioll
1 iHixont. , niur P o. . Oiniiliiii ( .A. Mulchcr Hrnilli
Duiuliu M. P. Kills. Council Ilium. ' . ' , or : i f or II.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
LIVE STOOK COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Co
t3-W KichaniiO
South Omaha.
S. J. Gofimin , Sniiloy Hunter & Qreeu ,
1 , . SOKrcliaUKollulUIng
tOExchanne llulldlnif
tjgulli Uunlia , BoutU Ouobik.
OMAHA
Manufacturers' Joins'
DIRECTORY.
Omaha Republican Printing Oo , ,
Law briefs , Link luppllcs , nnd TCftIilni la Ibo
prlntlnn ling.
10th and Douglas streets.
Ackeruiann Bros. & Eointzo ,
Printers , blnJers , tlojtrotypen , blank book manu
facturers ,
Ilia Howard troot , Omilii.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OARRtAQES , BUGGIE3 , ETC.
W. T. Seaman ,
Ormhii's Lartcil Vurlely
WAliONS AND
CARPETS. CLOTHING.
Omaha Oarpet Oo , , Gilmore & Ru'al.
oil clotlu , mat- Manufacturers AVbol .
tlnR'onrtilnKooiIiuto. : rale Clothiers ,
1111 Douglas stroot. 11W Harney St.
CIGARS.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooke and Ooutaut & Squires ,
Lime Oo. llardandFOft coal ship
Hard nnd soft cost pers ,
1308 Knrnam rest ,
8. Kloth and Dour-
Ouiaba
las Btraots.
Hnlbert & Blum , P. H. Mahoney & Oo.
Ohio lumpHook Sprliui , Unrd Coal Soft.
Kxcelslor , Walnut hlifk ,
icrpenoit nut , nntbraclte , Offices 613 N K.lh nnd cor.
smithing , stoim. 10th nnd Douulas sts.
Ol'.lcoSIia , Uthst.
American Fuel Oo. | Howell & Oo. ,
Shippers nnd di" > lori li I "ITS. Kth street ,
anthracite nnd bltJ-
ruinous coil. I . .
Oir.nln , Neb.
515 S. Ijtli struct.
Johnson Bros.
,
Nebraska Fuel 03. ,
IKKnrunm ( treat ,
S133. I3th slroot ,
Omaha , Xob.
Omaha , Nob.
Mount & Griffin , 0. B , Havens & Oo. ,
113 S. lUhatroit , 1602 ITnrnam street ,
Omaha , Nob. Omnha.
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornice Works F. Ruompinp ;
Manufacture of ( Jalrnn- Gnlrnnlzc'd Iron cornices ,
Iretl Iron Cornice. Dormer windows , door
Window caps , metallcsky- caps , tlnlils , etc. Tin
IlKlits etc. 1110 and 1112 Iron and nlato roofer.
DodjtaSt. 611 KurnamHt.
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Go , , Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry
Dry Roods , furnishing Goods Oo , ,
goods , notions. Dry poods , notions , cents'
f urnlshlntt goods.
Cor. llth nnd Howard sts. Corner llth and Harnoy
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo.
Illustrated Catalogue
freo.
ICU Capitol Avenue.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Oreudorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Go. , Qencral western ngont
Corner Jones and 9th sts. Skandla Plow Co ,
Omnha , Nob. 1349-13M Sherman are.
FLOUR.
Rootor&WllholuiyOo LoaOlarkAndreosoa
Ilardwara Oo.
Cur. IQtU nl Jncksaa > ts ,
IRS-lllO Humor lUost ,
Dumb * NoU
OILS. | OYSTERS. _
Consolidated Tank A. Booth Packing Oo./
Line Oo , Oyatcra , flsb and caunoil
Koods.
Ucflneil and lubricating
oils , axle Krcn o , eto. 1303 Leavcnworth. J
A. 11 , lltsbop , Maaajfor.
P. T. HUGHES , .
Wliolor.nlo Cash Commission Merohuuf * °
KlKln ami Wusturn Creamery buttur i' f nnq
duralo.if nnl , AUvanuos. on lots on tm k , w r
housoor nstorj r. Uia'i ra'.jj. l.D UUJj JU
Ueavcr , Colorado ,