Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 16, 1891, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI 1 Trade Firm and Prices on Oereah Higher All Around. ESTIMATES ON THE COMING WHEAT CROP , I'rov'slnni Ijowor on All Products Uemnnil for Cnttlc Fair nml VnlticH UiiulmiiKcil--Ilc > K8 Weak nnd n Sluulo Off. April 15. [ Special Telegram to TIIK llr.E.1-- There wns a firm fouling In alt the in.irltOtH at tlio opening of trade on 'change- today. 1'lrsl prices for cereals wcro higher all around nnd for products practically un changed from last night. During the first liour thoru wns fiuo foiling In liolh wheat and corn , and prices dropped below tlio closing llgmcs of yesloriiay. 1'rovlslons yielded slightly alto. . ales early for Muy were : Wheat. 11.0.1 , to 4I.05U , toi.oiy ; corn , roxe to MV'i oats r > "i'fo ' to iVijjei pork , 412.7"t to II2.W : Inrd. Hh7'j ' to fclSSi rll , $ U ) to tAW'J. Tlio wheat market was less nctlro toilay than for several weeks past. It xvas disap pointing only to tlio bears who could not un derstand why the market liuld so linn on .such apparunlly light buying. Tlio iccclpt.s at Mlnncapiills were ll.'ioars , and Dtilutli I''I cars. Kavly Liverpool nnd London cables wcro easier , airi this encouraged pretty general sell'iu ' the flr.st hour. 1'roin the host price early thoio was a drop of ! Se , when the mar ket gradually logalncd strength and at noon Gold higher tliini tlio host prleo nf llio morning nnd aliont Ic over the clmlug prices of yester day. So far as outside news went tin ; nilrnnro was bcipcd hy hulllsh Paris advices , < | itltc hnllish dispatches from llaltlmoro Haying millers' were paying SI.-1" for IVnnsylvanla wheat , and hy fair export eloarancos of Hour tit New York and llnlllinoic. These two ports cleared .T > ,000 packages of Hour , hut very little wheat. Liverpool failles closed with llttlu ch.ingo. The hear * tried to ereato a btampedc to ifi"1'1'11 ' * 'irimmrii lieu Mjuur ui . 'ia.v , uui ho was also a buyer of .Inly. Tlio Russian nnd Iii'llan ' shipments weru largo at 4.77ii,090 ! bushels - els fur llio week , although less than last week hy nearly OTKU ) ( bushels. The northwest re- purled line weather , and the llrst of the now crop of predletlons tMiinu to hand , claiming UVKM.OOO bushels fur Minnesota and the Da kota * . Thlselalni Is always made , tut never pans nut. There was no very heavy trading in the pit at any time. The action for the loading futures w.'is as fnllotvs : May opened at1.0 , " > , sold to } i.o.vi to M.oiy to * j.o.vi to ? t.o : > to ( l.fl.nii half an hour before the close ; July , H.Kl'i to 11.01 to 81.01' ' } to ll.m'i to $ l.oi : ? to fl.fll'v ' The movement hero Is very light. This moinlng the lecelpts wore 3d cars , with no No. 3 stuff. The estimate for Thursday Is only 17 cars. The wheat market did not hold up to the best prices , but closed pretty firm at about 'ic over last night at fl.Ol'J ' for April , tl.nv ; bid for May. and il.OI'j for July. The bull cliiio ! | In corn , helped by the shorts , who uro alway nervous , easily opcne.l corn at a slurp advance. Liverpool cables oariy wore very strong and ' } to f d higher for spot and futures. The weather here and In much of the west and southwest was wet nnd a''alnst liberal receipts of contract grade corn , The receipts for the day at Ifil cars were under the estimate. The market Btartod alG e toWac for May , and C'l'ito S'J'ic for.uly. ) With the down turn In wheat the llrst hour prices dropped to GSlic for May and Gl'.ie for July. Prom this there w.is 'i slow advance until at I o'clock. May was over tlio hluli point early at fiOVc , and July : iNo a f n. vtlon higher than early at GO'ijo , or about le over the close last ul ht. The ostlin ito for Thursday was 10J caw. The strength In the market Into In the day was In sympathy with the higher pilccs paid fnrsam- plo grad i lots. Uorn closed .strong with a de mand for cash .stulf. This IB seen by the April price at 7'iho ' at the close. May touched ( MHo and closed at ( D'io .jOOye. July touched U7o and OOM ! | utiil'ic. Tim oats market was extremely Rtrong today , ju svmpathy with wheat and corn , being i\\n \ > stimulated by the firmness of sam ples and numerous orders to buy from the country. Noble-Jonos bought some 11)0,0 ) 0 bushels of July. The market advanced steadily until the close , when options wcro held at the highest points of the day. May de livery opened atc above yesterday's closing prleo at " > 'i(1 ' ( > weld down to r > .xj and advanced from that amount to .Wio , the closing price. Juno ranged from 5ljo to , r > j6c ! , July opened at5iic. : ! declined to Klo , but cloied firm at Kl'ie. ' August and September were moro ac- tlvo than usual owing principally to country orders , The former option ranged from . ,0 0 toi'ac : ! ) and closed tit 39'tc , whllo Heptcmbor closed til ; ir'Be , after liavlng sold up to : )7Ho. ) The trjvlslon triulo was little disturbed to day with o itsldo orders or outsldo IICWH. The receipts of hogs were larger than the estimate of last nlg'it , but had no on"oct , as porlc , lard and ribs o loned steady. Kurly In the day It In jiork M ly changed to July at 40o dllTer- cnce , an 1 July to September at about the eamo mirgln. The range of prices for the session was the narrowest for the month. May pork sold at J13.70. to Jli.7Jj ! , to JIS.Gfl , to 113.73'i ' , toi3. : July , iia.13' ' } . to JIMS , to f 13.05. Lard changed but 2 e all day at W.S1/ } and W8) for May and f7.IS and $ " .12'a ! for July. Klbs were equally narrow but ( Irmly held. The prices of the various months appear below. Atthoolow In provisions there was llltlo moro selling all around , and whllo ribs closed steady , lard was on" 25e ! to So for the day and porlc lOo lower. The last , prices for Way and July : Hlbs , } il.S7i ! and 81II3U : lard M.Mi ! and ? 7.r.t ! ; pork , ijl2.irt'i ' and JlD.uu'Si. 1MIIUK.4 AT ClllOAnO. Showing the rano of urlees In the loading options , as reported by Ooekroll llrothovs : jniy IWI'f 1(10 ( Anitnst. . Coiix- Coiix.May 07 C7K 07C3 July C3 OATS Jnlr 47 47 Niilcs anil ( I < IHN | ( ) , Duluth receipts , 1 1 cars of whoat. Minneapolis receipts , ll ! > car.so [ whoat. 1'rlvato cables ijuoto Liverpool Id percental lower. Kansas City ioopts ! : Wheat , 311 ; corn , 87 ; oats , 11. S. 1C. Clark , jr. , wires ! 1'arls SO centimes higher on wheat and ludl'M on Hour. Milwaukee receipts : Wheat , 19li.'iO. ship fcl4J ments , VK ) ; receipts Hour , 10iH ; > , blilpmcnts , * ( Hoard closing cahlo iiuotes spot wheat un- changoil and stoaoy at moderato demand. I'u- titres lower for .May , Juno and ( eptombor and iinchangoil for the test. St. ' I.ouls Itecolpts ; Wheat , 81,1.VJ ; corn , 03- Sl'i ; oats , ai.OOJ. MHIIO day Uist year : \\heat , lrT8 ( ) : ; corn , Tl',57.1 ; oats. M.HV. .Shlpmonts ; Wheat , ll,70U ; corn , , VWX * ) ; o ts , 10.COJ. Now York close ; Wheat , .May. $1.15 asked ; June , $1,1:1 : ; July , fl.ll'u asLnil ; liccomher , H.07i. * Corn , .May , 7l1io ( asked ; July , Jo bid ; August , 7'Jiio hid. Data , .May , UIo ; Apill , COJio ; July , ( U'ic. Chicago receipts , car lots ; Wheat , SS ; corn , Id ; oats , M. Inspected regular wheat , U ; corn , SHj uatit , 4(1. ( Estimated cars for Thurs day : Wheat , 17 ; corn , HU ; oats , luu , Ship ments In bushels : Wheat , lDb77 ; corn , b717 ; . oat.s , lUHIt ) . Now York wheat : Total exports about eigh teen loads , of which the hulk Is for AiiKust and September. Shipments and further cable acceptances of fifteen louds for September and October shipment , Antwerp , twtnty-nlne louds for shipment. John Tyson of St. Louts says : ' ! was out In the wheat Holds In this county. There are millions of the same kind of Insects tint killed outs , last year , In tl.o wheat , but so far 1 can't fcoo any damage and thev may not hurt the wheat , hut I am fearful they may , Anyway 1C vlli scare badly , " Hccrbohm'H cable : Off coast vhenl very firm , corn nothing ottered. On passage wheat inlet but llriu , corn utrouj ; , Marie Luuu whvut ( Irm but not itctlve , corn trat \ > , l-'lotir quiet but firm. I'tcnch roiitilry inarLct very llrni , weather cool but lino. Liverpool spot wheat demand moderate , coin good i.cnmml I.lvor- pool 12iO : : , whcnt steady , ncmand poor , corn Hrm , fair demand , I.ogan ft. Co. to Toncray ft Ilrjani Wheat opened from l.0j to I1.0IV. with consldcrnblo prcs uro to sell In small loli. Tlio closing i/rlco / Is $ l.i-S'iai.03M. The weather In r.ither bnckwnrd. Cables are con- Illcllntt. The Kiigllsh news nro weak and lower prlccst coiitlneiitril reported stronger. There Is a fair demand for No. 2 n ( I winter for shipment cast , and no demand for No. 1 nprlng grade unless In a small way for In terior mills. The weather will bo an Import ant factor for the next few day . All reports fiom the winter wheat bolt report thcgrow ng crop as splendid. Wo look for a llttlo ro.ictlon In the near future. Corn Is strong. May opened at ( Wo , cold at Cii' o and closes at li'.l'io ' for May. The reports from the southwest are th.it planting has not begun , and u year ago It wns coming thiouch tlieground. The old bull natty hero are still In It. Oats strong. July , KlH. Itoports of late seeding causes the BtlCllgth. Kotnicll Hopkins A Co. los. A. MoWhortor - It has been nn uneventful day In wheat. There has been an Indifferent feeling to en- _ i * . About the only Interesting Item ot doinestla Intelllgenco Is the report of ims lblo rava.'es of llio oat louse In Missouri and Kansas. Thet > o Insects , judging from the icpurlH , appear to bo pulling In their spare tlnio while waiting for the oats to get up , They do not .seem to liavodoiio niiy dainago yet , but It Is feared that they may. It Is pretty certain that there are enough wheat hulls In the territory vis ited lo keen us fully Informed of their ravages ami pel Imps It Is not best to bmrow any lionbio about It In the 1110:111- : llinc. The market elided slightly bettor than yesterday. Corn and oats lm\o been ciilto | strong inost of the session but. with no sUitlll- cant feainrp tothu trade while slcckscon- tlnue so lltfht It will be easy fort ho hulls to control prices. Provisions have boon dull and lo er , tlio natural its alt ( if n languid market for some days past. Carrying charges have shrunk today weakening the mat Uet as show ing a lessening demand for the .Inly option. The opcoulfitlvu business Is now prct'V ' well tran-ifeired to that month. The v : 'time of Iradc was small nMdo from changing. The closing was easy , W. U. MeCoimlck & Co. to V. ( ' . SwartTo. . On a very small volume of trade today's wheat market lias been fairly steady. There was little news to Inllneneo It either way. Cables were ei.nlllctlm ? , London and Berlin being lilL'licr ana Mvcipool lower , but our local Iradeis pay very llttlo attention lo for eign adtlce.s unless there l.s a radical change one wav " or the other. Ifcccliits at II primary points "wero li'.V : > ( > 0. shipments t.7.s < o. llraii- ttreel's renort of available Slinlilv In this uounii v was looKeu 101 wiin > oniu inirii'si , but forsonio reason was not received. The close of the market was steady with nothing to Indicate Its movement tomoriow. t'oin .sliong and higher although the trade was small. An urgent demand tor cash corn yes- let day and today has o.irrled No. S or good of No. 't to Mir over the Stay price and this Is to bo attributed to the strength In the specula tive maiket. Oats dull and the market wllb- oul Inteiest. llssliength set med to proceed chlelly from I he sympathy with corn. 1'ro- vlslons woio linn and fairly active. About noon an attack was made on the market with a view to bieaklng It under JKI.OO. scveial lound lots being sold. Hood buying developed at f 1:1.00 : for July at which price the market showed do"lde < f strength. Hlbs and lard were stiong throughout. A notable foatuio of llio market was a lessening of carrying changes proving conclusively that May deals have been liquidated. Many parties have been selling short on the belief In the piesstiro which would result from lieavv selling for May , but they will certainly bo disappointed. The hog market , was .strong at lOc advance and wo bellevo that provisions will follow their lead. I'urehascsat present prices should prove prolltable. CHIUAtiO 1IVK STOCK Jl.l/tJiET. CIIIPAROprll 15. [ Special Telegram toTnr. Hii-Cattlc : ; ] The demand was fair and values about like the past two days , lllg , heavy steers were slow and hard to sell , while light , handy steers sold quick at strong prices with the demand far more than the supply Cow stock of all kinds was In good demand and fully as strong as at any time , The stocker and feeder trade presented no new features. Seven ear loads of steers sold .it a range of Ki.OO to ffl.ilO ; a great bulk good , Handy steers sold at J.'i.lO to J.'i.PO , but few steers se curing below SI.70 to $1.80. Good cows and heifers , $ . ' 1.00 to $4,2.1 ! canncrs , J1.50 to $ . ' .73 ! stockcrs , J3.00tt4.00. lions Itnslness opened active with hero and there a sale of prime ami fancy shippers ntTio to lOc hluhcr , but after this particular want was supplied there was a sharp down turnot nil thu advance of the morning , and the general market closed weak and perhaps a shade lower than yesterday. Hlg , rough and common packers tuo almost unsalable , unless at riilnouslv low prlccb , and may bo quoted at M..V3l.7r > ; fair to choice packers , ll.80 ® . ' > .10 ! nrlmo heavy and butcher woluhts , W.axao.lO ; llphtW.llOttS.I5i sKlps , W.75@4.73. STOtJliS AX It Nnw YORK , April 15. [ Special Telegram to TIIK lien , ] Mr. Gould la generally supposed to hold the destinies of the stock market In his lingers. There Is some truth and some poetry lit this idea. Hut certainly today It was literally true. Ills conspicuous absence from the meeting of the advisory bo.ml of the Western Tralllc association yesterday cast a gloom over the whole financial world. Mr. Gould's was the brain which conceived the Idea of the association , nnd although the result fell far short of the original scheme ho has always been looked upon as the principal pillar of the association. If nonoof his ropresuntatlvo attend the mooting any day this week , railroad men are disposed 10 mum mat. iiiu wnoiu in one , IIKO us prcdo - cossors , will fall , and that wo will have an- othereraof rate-cutting throughout the west. Until the facts have proved conclusively that .Mr. Gould Is hostile to an Improvement In the western rate situation , It Is hard to bellevo It except on the ground that a temporary period of ra to-slashing will help certain well-known schemes of his. It may bo taken as beyond the necessity o argument that .Mr , Gould Is not opposed pur mnnently to low rates. A larto part of his Immense foituno is Invested In the very securities which snll'ered from his action today , Ills attitude Is a temporary one , assumed for the accom plishment of some definite purpose. I'lther Mr , Gould wishes to force the roads Into the formation of an association which will have some basis besides verbiage or ho Is . , try.UK to bring matters lo such a point that ho may accomplish In satis factory terms his eherlohod plan for closer re lations bet \veon \ tlio .Missouri 1'aclllc and the Atchtson and Southern 1'aclllc. Mr. Gould and Mr. Clark sent word today that they were not feellnii well. The Idea of 'a reetilnr session of the Western Trnlllo asso ciation was given up. Those present discussed the situation Informally. This news caused a very weak stock market this morning. London selling helped the depression. The declines In western rail- load shares avoraired near y 1 point. Gold to the amount of iCuO.iAhi was ordered for export. Northern 1'aclflc preferred WH8 tlio inostuc- tlveand weakest stocK of the markot. Chicago gas was .strong. In the afternoon prices re acted somewhat. Ktlll the reports from the west on the condition of winter wheat con tinue favorable. One year of prosperity for the western farmer and there will bo no morn lull.nf m. liumuviijii nun wild iuisiiliuil. ; ! Konnett Hopkins & Co. to S. A. MoWhorter Sentiment uptown was pietty bearish last evening , but ouoof the shrewdest trailers said they would not go short at present , on the contrary , on slumps and breaks If they come , they would buy moderately on nticale. believ ing that toilay may be . ' low nay , but the most cautious traders thought the reaction would Continue a day or .so longer owing It gold exports. More stringent money rates an probable on account of the Hank of Knghiml discount rules and a wretched bad bank state ment on Saturday. The bulls seem to keep oonlldenconm ! are not afraid to buy the low priced specialities and trusts which Is quite remarkable. The - . sir.-ur friends say a divi dend on the common stock Is assured In July , The cotton oil trust Is uood for8 or 1U percent rise on Its big business prospects Inside of threemonthsiind tlu-ru is money In buying Wheeling common. Mr. Commack's friend ! ridicule the newspaper squths which quote him us a bull and say he Is putting on Ills bill boots again , lie will bo a bull again , of course probably from a lower standpoint after the rullrond situation In the west Improves am crolls have developed. Tlio stock market today opened nude gloomy elicumstanccs. There wasa decided y distrustful feeling regarding the rallwuj meetlnir in Chicago. London was quite a lib urul seller of stocks , and additional ments of gold ( for .shipment tomorrow ensage were given early. These circumstances comblnci tocause llber.il soiling l-y traders and some realizing by local longs , uiuleruhlcli the mar ket had a decidedly weak appearance , ant prices ' broke from > i tiri per cent. The North ern 1'aclllc.s were iiKiiln conspicuously heavy the pieferrod selling as lowasOil1 and tin common L'41 , . Mouses with foreign connection were largo sellers of these. In the aftornooi u rumor became ciincnt , which as yet has no been conllrmi'd. Unit n portion of the goli taken for shipment had been withdrawn. Oi till * tradern covered their shorts ami the mar ket rallied , The announcement from Chlcaui that the advisory board had adjourned Hub Ject to call of the chair , without accompl sh Ing anything , because of the absence of Hit Missouri 1'aclllc , I'nlon I'aeltle , Southern 1'a elllu and Great .Northern , did not ull'cct tin mnrKot , altlioir.'h It Is believed the absence o these companies jeopardUuil the life of the as boclatlon , Chicago Gas Inn been conspicuous Jy gtronir , and lias gained ' . ' per cent on tin day. . The stock appears to bo manipulated but ( or what puruusu in not uppurcut , iloucy early In the day loaned ns high as < C ( per cent , and there scorned to bo nil effort made to force rate1" , which , however , proved n failure , for ratcA gradually declined , and wns BOOH offered for ll'f ' per cent- , The market closed at the best prices of the day. Total sales , MS.037 shares. London prices ! Northern Pacific , preferred , f.0'4 , decrease ' II Erle'-WJj , decrease ! Lake -Shorn 111. decrease 'j ! Louisville .t Nashville. 70 , dccrcn o ? 4i St. 1'niil Wl'j , decrease ? : Heading ICl ! , doorcase ! ; Union I'nclfle 45j ? , decrease V { , Iteporl * como from Chicago that Chicago , Ilurllnirton & Qulucy earnings nro Increasing In April , J. Amory sold l.OuO Chicago lias nt 47 ! { . Chatlncey nnd 0. II. Uoss bought UOO at ! i. NEW VOIIK STOCKS. Stocks. O'cn. | inch. Low. Clo c , Vest. llocklntf Vnl 2IK .Mniilinttnn. . W , 100 lot Wnlnili pfil. 19 19 Krlc 19Ml1 Ml1 ' JI'M Cnnmlft So. . MH i'ncllln.Mnll. 87 39 SI Wi - Ijiko Hliore. IIP HUM III ) IIU-14 I..AN 77V ! " "H H Lend Trust. 111 IP It ) C. ( ' . ( HIM Mo. I'ncltlc . ml Un. I'uclllo. . N. I'no 47W iifil. 7Ts N. I'nc.com. C ! . II. A o . . . 1 Hock Island < < 72 72JK . ' ' fl. I'nul U ) m West. Union Silk SIX 81 8IM 1) . IA. . W. . . IM : ( IM" Am. tor. licit ( 9 wins Jersey Cent. IIS 1IS' ' 118 Sow Kng. . . . 118KM lllfhTrriii. . I7I KM Atclilson . . . Chlcairo Can I7j ( Heaillng 32M No. Am. . . . lll'li ' ! , ' SIli'li. Out. . tu IM Wl . font. . . 1U la A. C. Oil. . . ' 25 ' ' 14' II it Tcnn , iV.V'l. The following are the cloiini ? U.S. l rodl'tereil . . .12l j Northern 1'nrlllo U.S. < ti coupons. . . . . .123 iln profurrod U. S. ! ! < rOKlslorcil ' I' . , N. A W .10 7,4 IJ. S. 44 * cunponj. . . .lain Un prcf'il ( ctillv ) . .iil : 1'ncinc i s of 'I'j ' .112 I Now York Central. . , ! ? ? < . . Contrnl I'nclllc . 21) ) il' . , I ) . .V B riilongfi A Alton .134 Tltock Miami Clilcn o , lIurllnKti ) Y.M. A St. I' IJO A Unlncy 8.1I | ilo proforreil D..X7.VV lai : St. Paul , V Omaha. . . llllnoH Cuntral ; iln profurreil 1. . II. AW Ifnlnn I'nclllc W.SI I. . A 1' .nkoSli'iro .I10K ( In preferred Hi tlcliltcin Contrnl ' i'.i ' ; i Western Union $ HiH \ . . > < MO.NKY ON UAUj Kiisy ; closed olfered at 1 ! per cent. I'IIIMI ; MiiiCANTiin I'APBH r > ® 7 per cent. feTiiiii.iNn RXCIIANUI : ( > iilet , llrni ; sixty- day bills , f4.b.V { ; demand. fl.sS/ ! . Sikn. ( ) : NEW VOIIK , April 15. [ Special Toloyram to Tin : Dili : , ) The following are the mining lock quotations : \llic 140 envnKO 300 Inlo nnil Norcroi.1. . IW I'lyinouth 110 louit'Stnko 87'r Slarrn Nevada : { ' . > 5 lorn Silver S4U yinrulnrd \'tn \ Mcxlenn 4.V ) Union Con 400 Onliirlu 8.SCO CofToo OptloiiM. NBW VOHK. April IfSpecial [ Tclozrnm to THE HEE.I COFKEI : Ontlons opened steady mil unchansed to 4 points down , anil closed lull L at5 < uiu jtuiina uin II. .Sales ? , 11,750 hass. In - cluil IIIK Ajirll , $ I7.i517.40 : ; May , $ I7.IO : ; June , i7.15 ; July , ? lC.05j AuKU't. JIILltti Sup- .ember , Jlfi.lO : Uctohur. J15.45 . 15.5lj ! Dci-om- jor , ! I4.G.V < 1I4.70. Spot rlo. dull , steady ; fair cargoes , } 2ii.OO ; No. 7. 18.0018.125. ! fJtOUVCfS. CniCAOO. April 13. Wboat Close Steady cash , JI.OP.I.O , % ; May , JJ.OIBl.u.i'.i ! ' ! July ; , 8l.044ol.04' , . Corn-Stcuclyj cash , 71'c ; May , ( il1 o ; July , Outs rirm : cash , SSc : Muy , fi-V c : July , 53 ! Jo. Pork Stuady ; cash. 112.50 ; Mav , fl2.05. I.anl Stuailv : cash , 80.75 ; May. * l.85. Short Hlhs-Stoady ; cush , 83.2 : > j .May , $ a.S7S ! eil.w ( : Hyo-Klnn at SSflOOc. Ilnrloy Noinlntil at 7ftJSOo. Klux Stuiidy tit ll.SBi.23i. ! } Timothy Firm at * l.TO. AVhlsky-Jl.IO. Flour Klrm and unclinngcd. Ilulk Mcats-Shoiildors , f5.0V .5.r ; short clear. ttt.Wtin.00 ; short ribs , $ j.2ira0.)0. ; : ) Iluttor I'Mrnii ' full cream chcddars 1724c dnlrv. HSl'--'c. ; Cheese Steady : full urcuin Cheddars. ll' { © ll'.ie ; Voung Americas , 12l24c ! ! Huts , 1IS ! ® ! 2c. Illdrs Unchanged ; heavy and light Rreon salted. fi'oIM4 ? ; Kreon salted , 4 > i'ia4l/5 ; salted built , 4Jic : green suited calf , Sc ; dry Hint , fee ; drv salted , no ; dry eulf. 3io. ) Tallow Unchanged ; I. solid packed , 4.ie2 ! ; , 3'/c ' ; cake , 44c. ! * Kocolptfl. Shipments. Flour . 17.000 0,030 Wheat , bit . 20,000 20.0X ) Corn , liu . I3,000 ! ) 87,000 Oats , hu . . 117.000 07,000 NnwYoiiK. April 15. Wheat Ueeclnts , 10,800 biislmls ; nxtiorts. I.IIOO ; spot hlzhor ; No. 2 red , Jl.lS'Sl.lS ! } In elevator ; Sl.20y alloat ; $1.10'B ' In store. Options opened lower , closed steady , slightly higher ; Mo. 2 red. May closing nt . tl.iBli. Corn Receipts , 10,000 bushels ; exports , 25.001 ; spot stronger ; No. 2 , So'/io ' In elevator ; Sl'/c afloat ; ungraded mixed , ? l > 2 Iic. ! Uptluns elosed firm ; May closed 11170110. Oats Heceltits , 'H.OJO bushels ; exports , 12J ; spot hltther ; No. 2 white , 02li'i.So ( ; mixed west ern. fiS02c ; white western , GlSJOOo. Options stiouger ; May closing at ( Ilo , Sugar ' Ituvr , steady ; rollncu , linn. I'utrolouin Steady. Ku-gs Lower ; western , 14c. ' l.ard Kasler ; western steam , ? i.02l { . Iluttor Steady ; western dairy. 12ffl22o ; western creamery , 2l-'io ; Kl ln , 27 < 32IC. ! UheesoIMrm ; skims , U4@10c. ! KANSAS CITY. April 15. Wheat Market , qillot ; No. 2 hard , cash , 05e ; April , U5c ; No. 2 rod , eash. $1,01. bid Corn , Easier ; No. 2 , cash , K'ic \ ; April , G5Jc ! Oats Steady ; No. 2 cash , 52Jo [ bid ; April , fi2 ebld. ' ST. Louis , April 15. Wheat Irregular May , JUKI1.l : uly. il.OJ. ; Corn Higher ; cash , COc ; May , 05c. ? ; Oats lllglii'r ; eash , fi5u ; May , 55lc. ! 1'ork Steady at ifl2.50iai2.5Jii. I < ard Steady at H59. Whisky-Steady at JUG. MIN.NKAPOMJ ) , April 15. Wheat Sample wbeat In fair demand , poor wheat dull , .Market a llttlo lower. Itecelpts , 120 cars ; shipments. 100 cars , cjlose : No. t bard. April , $1.07 ; on track. * I.)7J ( ) ! ; No. 1 northern. April , J1.0.IV May , ifl.OH ; on track , .tl.OU'.ti.-i | ; No. northern , April , 11.02 ; on trackI 02)i&1.0HH. ) CINCINNATI , April 15. Wheat Finn ; No. 2 red , $1.10 , Corn Strong : No. 2 mixed. 74i@7.rie. ! Oats Unsettled ; No. 2 mixed. 57W4WSC. Whlsky-ll.lG. Mii.wAUKHi : , April 15. Wheat Quieter ; No. 2 spring , cash , ? Ur > ; May , 1.0'iy. Corn .Steady : No. 'I , 7lo. Oats Firm ; No. 2. white. Mli < t&53c. Provisions Kaslor ; pork , May , J12.t2i. ! ! April 15. Wheat Steady ; dc- mand fair. Corn Market strong : demand fair ; mixed western , Us l.fd per cental. l4l\'K STOCK , CIIICAOO , April 15-'attlo He-olpti , 11.000 ; market steady to Strom ? with irooil demand : Hteers , choice to extra , * il.OOil.iO : ; other steers , lfl.7oSi.MVI : cows ' and hulfers , } 2,75l.25 ; stockers - ers lloss-ltecelpts , 20,000 ; market weak anil lower ; common paekorH , * l.2.vai.75 ; fair li choh'o packers $ i.S5 ! ) 15 ; prime heavy IIIK ! butcher wolchts , .20Tfr.-i.40 ; light , ! .00a5.15. ( HiiKKi1 Iteeelpts , ( l.ndO ; market steady to stroii' ' ; for good and slow , weak , for heavy weights ; natives. f.YMD.OOj westerns. if5.UU ® fi. J ; lambs. taC."i ® 70. KANSAS CITV. April -Cattle Iteenlpts 2.10 , ) ; shipments. 1IO : ( ) ; market strong ; steers , $ \'Sm\t-t \ cows. Jl,7.vai.a3 ; stoekers and feed ers , ? 2.2.ViH20. Hogs Kecolpts , O.t00 : ; shipments , 0,000 ; mar ket strong ; all grades , Ji.ij : : < ii5. 13. ST. Louis. April 15. Cattle Hecolpts , Il.OOO ; shipments. 200 ; market stion ; at advance ; fall to fancy native steers , f4.1LK20.15 ; stoekurs am fenders , KI.OOQ4.00. 11 UK'S -Hci'ilitK , | 5,400 ; shipments , 000 ; mar ket shade higher ; heavy , f5.1Cit5.U5 ( ; mixed Jl.7ixa5.15 ; light. ' OJIA n A i.in- OMAHA , April IS. OATTI.B Estimated receipts of cattle 1,803. as compared with 1,784 yesterday and 185 Wednesday of last week. The market was active and btmnger on desirable grades 01 handy fat beeves ; othoiH steady. Iluteher stock \vnsnetlvo and stronger , Feeders were unehangiid. lions Hstlmati'ii reoelDts of hozs 2.300. as eompared with : i.0x ; yesiorday and 4.KIO Wednesday of last week. The markel opened active and 5o higher , and after tin greater part of the receipts had been sold , the market liroke and closed weak with the ad vance lo.it. The range of the prices paid was , tin ) hulk solllnit at f4.UVr 3.iA , 1'lus n.Wti.75 : ; llght-llL-hK KI.7.VK4.W ; light , .MO ; heavy. * 4,0Vit5.IO ; mixed , it li.Vit5.uS. The avoruguof IhunrletH paid was fl..M'i as com pared with it.mu yesterday and ( l.74T > Wednesday of last week. A hunch of thirty- nlnn beeves averaging 1,1X1 iidiimls sold fo \h7 ( ( , the highest prlcu paid for beeves this season. Suuw Estimated receipts ot uliccp 178 , oa compared with IWyesterday ) nnd HIM Wednes day of lust week. .Thi , market was "Otlvo and Urm. NnthosUfriJ.V60 , ; wc8terns82.no ® Dlspo.sltlmi of Btoclc , Showing the number of cittlo , hois and sheep bought by the p.iokors and other buyers on the market as shown by the books of the Union stock yards comp tny I CATTI.K , ? , No. . . , , IW 'lied. ' II , Itniiimond company 1 < 9 ' 'ho Cudahy packing cohipany " 'ho Omaha paaktiigroiiipuny . , hlppers , feeders anJ other buyers 1 1A > Total ( i .I,8i7 , linos. MIC ' Cudahy packing company 77 'hnOmaha paoklnst company * " ' ' iwlft * Co , < il7 hoO. H. irammonil company P-I | ; shippers , feeders and oilier buyers .117 .eftovor 400 Total 2 258 20. . CCS a 23 20. . 8JO 3 A3 CAi.vrs. r , . . IBS 200 fi. . 373 2 no i. . a20 a oo ( i. . TI ) 2 25 1. . 400 y 75 i. . lao a7B a. . 210 2 BO nui.t.s. 1..W ) 240 1..1I21 a 25 I..IMW aw 1. 14SO 'I 00 j..nro a 4D 1..1550 aiKJ 1..1CCO a oo 1..1GH ) a 50 O.WAJIA ll'llOLKSALE MAIttiETS. Groceries. COFFER Grccn-lllo , 22 < < l2.'lc ; Java , 27c ; Mocha. 28c. Hoastedr-Ariosa , 2. > O2Jc : Mc- Laiighlln. XXXX. Xtfbloc ; Itunola , 252fic ; Cierniiili 25Ui ! Dllvvfirth'c PSKf , . F.l.in "V7 > n. ! , . i-nriinviniixt t > c ; Jioclia-uoc ; u. u.luva , 2 c. ColVoo essence Ji aro. boxes , $ l.tiffll.5'J : ; chic ory , 74J8o. ! { NUTB 1'er pound Almonds , 18o ; Brazils , lOo ; lllherts , lie ; ; pecans , iiJ4c ; ; walnuts , 15c ; peanuts , fancy white. Ce ; roasted , 8c. SAi.T-fnlry , 280 Ibs In bills , bum. $2.10 ; best grades , CO"is..43 ; best grade. 1003s , $2,50 ; best grade. 23 10s , 8i40 ; rook salt , crushed , 'HAKINO I'owDEit Itoyal , dime cans , nurdoi , $ i.ooa.a\ WIIAI-PINO pAi'Eli I'erlb. best straw , 15x18 to32x44 , I'ao ; dry goods , 4o ; extra quality maiillla , UVic ; manllla tea , 12x18 , Oa ; dark rag , hardware , 2J4C. OILS 150 prime vhlto. Oo : 1BO water white , IH'.c ; headlight , l-'o : 74 gasoline. llic. ! Oil cans 1 gal. W.OOS3.2. ) ; 2 gal. $3.7653.80 ; gal , tiiil u j v. l * iatin k't ixriwiiiv , > , | J Ulll I1JDIJ1I Lfttv * iH ; oloug , 25O45e ; 3-11) package dust , 15c. t AXI.K ( iiiKAHB 1'cr gross Frazler's largo tlii . ! fiO.OO ; ; medium tins J27.00 : hmall , J15.00 ; other makes , wood , J.i.M ® ' . . ' ' ) . HI.ACKI.NO 3 doIn box. 30 ® ? % ; ladles' shoo iii : . 45c@tl.00 stove nollsh : i . .MI. , per gross , III.UINCI jKiim | , 4 o ? , ; i doIn nox , OflcOpf 1.75 ; 8 ot , 3 cloz In box , J1.MKS2.75 ; dry , small , 25c ; large , 45c. CIIOCOI.ATK , KTC , 12-11) boxes. 34JJ35o : Ocr- maii sweet , 22 < R2le ; cocoa. 37IOe ; llrotno , 32c. CocoAXUT-lft-lbciisoM , M and ' ,4-lb packages , per Ib , | fi27c ; bulk. 15-lb palls , 25c. UMVKS Quarts , per doz , J4.WI ; pints , per doz , fc'.riO : bulk , per gal. JI.8J. Olive oil , % pints , 2 doz per can ? , If I.BU .5.20. MAI-I.K SuOAit-l'cr lb-5 ? cakes , 33-lb boxes , I3c : lOc cakes , 30-lh boxes ' , l2Kc ; 1-lb bricks , 3'J- Ibs In box , pure. He. llnooMS 5-tlo parlor , f'1.00 ; 4-tlo. $2,75 : : i-tle , } 2.25 ; 3-tie. plain. JI.M ; warehouso. JJ.OO ; toy , f 1.2.1 ; whisk , ll.oixai.2.1. SOAP Castile , mottled , peril ) , lOc ; do white , per | h , 14e ; laundry soap , per 100 bars , $3,1578 5.00 : shaving toap. .WJ7io per doz ; toilet soap , 3 cakes per box , Bnii&$2. ( 5. FAIIINACKOUS ( lonus Hurluy , 4c ; farina , kegs. 15.00 ; split peas , 2c ; green peas , : ic ; oat meal , bills , .2.va5..10 ; half bills. * : i.2'i 4.40 ; macaroni , 12c ; vermlculll. 12c ; sago and lapl- oca , MilKJe ; Lima beans , fi'ie ; c-ereallne , 81.24 ; bhl. linked hominy , : io ; pearl hominy , &I.75 per bhl.I.vn I.vn I.owls1 jirefiimed. $1.50 ; Ited Tross. $4.25 ; American , * : i.25 ; t-apoiilller. 81.25 ; .Merry War , d2.UO ; Htar , scrubbing , $1.75 ; Olllett's pow- Gercd , J4.25. Mii.K"Condensed"Kaple , 87.40 ; Crown , 8H.25 ; Anglo .j , Swiss , 87.0'J ; Highland , 80.15 ; "ltlgl , ' ! KXTUACTS Lpinon. 2oz. fi.'ctl.8J ; 4 or , 81.00 W.50 ; vanilla , 2 o/i5t2 ( > 0 ; 4 oz , 81.25S5.50 ; Jamalea Klngcr , 4 . ' 07. . 8la' > . . ATCiii.s-l'arlor. 2JJ and 300 box 17 * uiiitilint * ill fi/n-.i 'in per , tl. ( ® C-ANI > V Jlixed , SO-lb nails , fii ! < S7o : stick , 7c ; twlsthtlck , KC ; French mixed , I2c : lioarhound slick , 80 ; jar and easj candles , 5-lb boxes , 15 ® 2lo ; ext ra fine goods , MQCvio. HliiJKllcs Shoo , per doz. fl.3Bftt.30 ; daubers , T.VQtl.uO : hcritb brushes. , liScW.OO. llini ) HIBU : Mixed bird. 1-lb packages , Be ; canary , 4'jo ; hemp , 4401 anise , I5o. CANDI.IIS ' 40 Ibs to box , O'Jo ' ; mining , 10S 10'io ; wax lie. ToiiAico-Klnocut , per Ib. 2Vffi27c ; plus , 23 © 78o : smoking.SU&lCiu ; fnney brands. OUefl.SO. MOI.ASSKH 'thhls N. O fancy , per gal , 4V7C ( 4'-c ' : choice , 40i4.'lc ( . ' : cood,28 < 3aOc ; fiiba. baking , KGUKks ; blackstrap , mij.2.'o ; syruii , 80 grade , C7c. bhU , 20 ; \\i \ \ bbl , 2bc ; 4-galkcgs jl.21 ; 2-gal kits , ClliKIl I'er bbl , redncd , 5fi.50 ; half bbl , K1.BO. " TWINKS. " ConiiAdh' . KTC. Cotion twine , "Illbb. very tine , if.Jii bales , 22o ; cotton twine " , XX brand , ! i-'li | bales , I So ; hemp twine , "i-lb bales , I8c ; sail twine. 20o ; candle wlok , 22c ; 4U-foot cotton clothes Hue , tl.40 ; co-foot cotton clothes lino. JUti ; fiO-fo ) t sisal lines , $1.75 ; ( M-foot jute , ? i.8ji wool twlnos,8ie ! ; nian- illa ropo. all sizes , from 7-111 to I in , lie ; sisal rope , " all sizes from 7-IC lo i In. 80 ; "now pro cess , all blzes from 7-lij to 1 In , 7tc ! ; cotton rope , 'i-ln , 15o. , ViNKilAii-App'o elder , lOc ; double elder , 12e ; white wine. K'c ; triple htronisth , I We. riTAiii'ii I'erlh. Oft c , 1'icKi.KS .Medium , bbls , $ # .00 : small 110.00 ; Kherklns , { ll.DO ; llostou mlxeii tr..OO. , \\OOIIE.NWAIU \ : IVrdorvn Tubs , No. I fi.r.O . ; No. , WMi o. a. W..iq ; kooler. oak irru'ii. ' 6.n. | No. 2 , hlrlpi-d , ti.AQ ; hoi > o extra heavy , No. 1 , Ji73 ; well buckets , fi/is. ltntterwaro-1 tlbs , ash , Il-lnch. per nest. 7o ; ash. 2-Inch. 2 IIIKO sl/e , jier nest , 45o ; uutter ladles , hard .wood , 70o ; butler paddles or spades. Toe.Vlsl' \ ' - boards Slnsle , ( UOAt.cO ; double , i..ri ( J4.I.2S. Olothespins .IKI-O H bo.xcs , fine. e Ks , tl.sVQi.io . ; plums , Kreen KIIKCS , iLKfiJ . . 1.0.X Kastern canned friilt-reaches , seconds | . 'iS'1a.iOi : apples , 3 Ib , 11.1,1 ; Rill. ! i clew In ciise .l.7Si Roosoborrlcs , llaltlmoro stundard , J Ib H.10 | atruwborrles , ti.33j ruspbcrrles , * 1.50 iluebcrrloi , ! l.no , ' rod rn pherrlp , tl.fiOi black- ) crrU's. lUxii cherries , Jl.2-ViJI.65 ; pineapplci , DitlKD T'IIIMTS Turkish prunes , ICM than ihds , 1M ) . DC ! apples , uvaporatod , now rlnw , choice. iSuj ntiprleots , fancy , In sacks. 20o ; ilackberrlcs ' , tuiw , Ha ; ra pberrlco , 2"i Ibs lo MIX , 'Me ; cnrrant.s. now , A > iei Votlcurraiit" ! , extra , In boxpi , ipjci pcaqhca , Cat. , choice , 7iu ! : Callfomla dried Rrapcs , In baio , Cc | needh s Hiiltanaa , sacks , Oc ; nin < catels Cui tow Vftlnm-hi , 7'4t' ! Ondtira , layer , 8H'l ! MRS , ayi'M. ' i4S20c : citron , Leghorn , 20ci lonion icol , l.lc. J'rovlsloitH. F.MoKnn MnATs llanis siiRar cured 1 ? to 111) average , ll'ic ' ; lireakfnst bacon , sucar cured , bonoleso , lie ; No. 1 hiim , surRar cured Tito 10 II ) avcraKO , O'io ' ; No. I hams , snuar cured. 12 Ib average , Olio ; No. I haiiis , mi ar ' ured. 20 Ib avortiRo. Ic : skinned ham . loci S'o. 2 hams , < tuiar cured , 7c ; boneless ham , canvassed or plain , 8Joj ( shouldois , sucar Mired , ( IJie ; breakfast bacon , fancy boneless , i'4e ; California or picnic hams , stijrar cured , Bcj ? { dried beef hams , susiir cured , lOc ; bacon sliort clears , 7ic ; bacon clear backs , 7io ; moon clear bellies , fancy light. 8c ; baeon Diiv SALT MI\TS : Short cleais. 7c ; long clears. OSc ; short ribs , O. ' c ; bellies , 7je ! ; clnar hacks. . 7e. I'oiu : AND HKKK Moss pork ( new ) per bhl , ' 1:1.00 : ; mesa pork , per halt nhl , $ ' ! .7.'i ; family or hack pork , per bbl , Jii.OO : ; family or back liork , per half bbl , W.7"i ; extra mess beef , per bbl.iu.ro ; extra mess beef , tier half hbl , fi.M ) | xnielcss plR pork , per bbl , J-I.UO : ; boneless pis iork , per half bbl. T".2."i. HAUSACIIJ.S lloluxna , 4'Je ; pork sattsase. In Ink. 7e ; pork biiusave. In bulk , To ; blood inilHaRe , fie ; liver .sausage , 5ci head cheese , n'j ' smoked head c'licese , ( i'ji'i ' U'clnor or ' 'rankfiirt. 7'jo ' ; Knoblauch sausage , 7'ic ' ; 'ollsh sattsMKe , 7'H' ! toiiRtio baiisaso , 8u ! ; summer Hausaue , lie. Thoabove prices are for lots of W ) potinds and upwards ; a less quantity 'ic mure , ' I'lriu.ni ) HIJEP TuMiL'iis Illinois 200 Ibs each. JIH.03 ; half barrels , lee Ibs each , } a.-iJ ; liliirlnr hurt'li , N ) Ibs each , $0.2.1 ; eighth bar " rels. 2."i Ibs ciach , t.l.7."i. IiAUD Tlenes. strictly pure , 7 ! > e ; pure and rendeicd , th > rt'c.s , to. Country I'roilutio. The market yesterday. ' bowed but vurylluic ehatr o and the iiiotatliins | of the day befoie would cover the ground , except In the case of c es. Kcins Kecelpts were not heavy , hut the narket could not beiiuotod above 125.l2'ic. ' II s remarked by denli-rs that the receipts of RIS have fallen oil nearly one-half as com- nired with a year nuii. Hl'TTHU The supplv was \\g\\t \ \ \ \ and the mar- ( ct was fully steady. A Kood deal of poor Milter Is arriving , but > -llll II Is possible lo eel choicest of the count rv roll1 ! . I'oiM.Titv Dressed chickens were not very stroiiK Hi O'SlOc. Good llvo fowls sell it ji.7riTH.OO : ( per do/.en. Very few Reese and durks are arriving but ire quotable at 10U12c. Turkeys at eal-o about ilny I'd nut ult liounh ill t'-M'il they tell at Htt&l.'x' .Satnu Demand for ducks Il' lit. at f l.'KCi'.fi ) lor mixed , and f2.ou\Q,2..V , ) for mallards , Ueeso sold as hluh as S-'I.OD. HAV Tlio market was stroiiR , the best up- liinil belns quoted at $ ifi.oO per ton. U. T. Davis Mill Co. . high patent. No. 1 and Cream , J2.WI ; Illue I ) , full patent , S..Ki ; Hawkeye - eye , half patent , * MOj special royal , jintent , No. 10 , | : i.OO ; Minnesota patent. } . ' .80 ; KIIIISIH ; liard wheat patent , J-.Ui ; Nebraska spring wheat patent , I2.IU Oskamp's ' really to rise buckwheat Hour , M.2.'i percaso of fil ! ! - ! ! ) nackiiKes ; buckwheat. In bbls. N. Y. . Sti.00 ; K.veelslor brand. } . 'i..iO ; Slap-.Iack meal , $ J,7 , " > per case of .10 2-lb paelt- . apes. Omaha Milling Co. , reliance patent. $2.00 ; Invincible patent. } 2,7' . ; LoneStar uperlatlVo , 12.40 : Snowllake. $2. ( ) > : I'anry ' I'nmlly. $ I.K" > . P. Ullman's Uol'J .Medili2.SOSnow ; White. M.BO ' : SiiowIluKo , $2.10 ; low Krado , ll.CO ; brun , $ . 1.00. _ V 'ictillcs. I'OTATOKS Home Ri-own stock , il.2i ; Colo- " radii , $ li."i : per hu , I'll : I'l.A.vr I'er do007"c. . C'AL'Mb'i.owiit : I'er doJS.M. . Si'l.VACH I'er hbl. J2.IO. ljTTOCK--fholeo : stock , 40@45c. llUTAHAOAH Jllchlirati stock , per bit , COc. Itr.r.TS-1'cr bbl. S2.7WifJl.oa ONiONS Spanlsh. Inriro crates , S0.50. I 'Ail HOTS I'er bbl. $2.2.1. I'lir.Kiiv MIchlRiin stock , 4034,1e ; California , per doz , $1.00. SWKBT I'OTATOKS Cholco stock Is held at $4.,10 per bbl ; seed potatoes , M.OO per bbl. KAIIHIIIS : I'ordoz bitnelies , 4Jc , I'AHSNIPS I'er bbl. $ .1.00. CAIIIIAOK I'er lb,21i2l.ic. : C'trcuMiinis I'or do/ . $ I..Vi2.00. ruMiuv HOOTS I'or do7.1c. . HIIA.NS Cholco stock , J2.CO. Haccoon , No , l , larso , 7.1o ; No. 1 medium , fiOcs No. 1 , small. 40c : No. 2. 40e. .Mink , No. 1 , lanrc. $1.00 ; No. 1. medium , TSei No. 1 , small. iVlc : No. -.Me. Hknnk , black , cased , No. 1 , large. $1.00 ; No. 1 , medium , 7" > c ; No. 1 , small. GOc. Skunk , short stripe , cased , No. I , large , 7.1c ; No. 1 , me dium , 50c ; No. 1 , small , 2 * > c. Slcuiik. narrow stripe , cased. No. I , largo , 40c ; No. 1 , medium , 2Jc. Skunk ' , broad utrljio , cased , No. 1 , largo , 20c. 1'ox , cross , dark. No. 1 , large , $2.50 : No. 1 , medium , $ -.00 ; No. 1 , small. $1..1l ) ; No. 2 , $1.,10. Vex , rod , No. I. large , JI..V ) ; No. I. medium. $1.00 ; No. I , small. 7.1c ; No. 2 , ( i.'c. 1'ox , gray , No 1 , large , ! iOe ; No. 1 , medium , IMc ; No. I. small , 20c. Wolf , mountain. No. 1 , largo. $2.00 : No. I , me dium. $1 21 ; No. 1 , small , 7.1o ; No. 2 , $1.00. Wolf , nralrle. No. I. larze , $1.00 ; No. 1. medium , 7. > c ; No. I , small , Me ; No. 2 , 40c. Heaver , prime , nor skin ' , No. 1. large. $7.00 : No. I. medium , j.1.00 ; No. 1 , s'miill. M.50. lloaver. No. 2. per skin , No. 1 , large. tti.OO ; No. 1 medium. $ . ' 1.2.1 ; No. I small. ' $1.00. Otter , No. 1 large. $7.00 ; No. 1 medium , $ .1.00 ; No. 1 small , $ U.OO ; No. 2 , $ 'i.lO. Lynx. No 1 large , $2.011 ; No. 1 medium. $1.2,1 ; No , I small 7.1o ; No. 2. $ I.OJ. Wildcat , No. 1 law , ,10u ; No. 1 medium , : ro : No. Ismail. lOc. Opossum , No. 1 largo , 12c : No. 1 small , Kc. lladcer. No. I large , COc ; No. 1 medium. 4c ; No. 1 small , : iuc. Wolverine. ' No. 1 large , $1.0' ' ; No. 1 medium , $ . 1.00 ; No. 1 small.,00. . Hear , black , No. I Inritc.UOO : No. 1 meiilnm. $10.00 : No. l small. medium , $0.00 : No. 1 small , $4.00. Hear , blown. No. 1 large , $4.00 ; No. I medium , J2.nO ! No. 1 small , $1,00. Hear , cubs , No. 1 large , $1.00 ; No 1 medium. $2..Vi ; No. I small , $1.00. Marlon , No 1 Iar.L'0. $2.00 ; No. I medium. $ l.ou ; No. Ismail , BOi * . I'lshor , No. 1 larje. $ .1.0'i ; No. 1 medium , $1.00 ; No. 1 small , K..10. Itiickskln. Indian dressed , per Ib. , No. 1 large , iVc lo 7.1c. Deer , sitmmor , iiorlb. . No. 1 large. 20o to 2.1c. Deer , fall , per 11) ) . . No. 1 largo , Mo to20c. Deer , win- la. Winter , No. I large , 17c ; fall. No. 1 me dium , lie ; fall. No. 1 larue. He ; fall , No. I me dium. llodamngedspeared ; or.shi > t.Dc. , Muskrat - rat Southwestern and territory Winter , No. 1 large , I4c ; winter. No. 1 medium , lie ; fall , No. I huge , lie ; fall , No. 1 medium , be ; dam aged , speared or .shot 7e. Currents < > ! 'Commerce. It Is oil limited by grain men that , out of the crop of IKV.i there was handled by Omaha par ties n total of 40,000 ( Mi's. Speaking about luwo orders being received at Omaha from a distance for goods , a tiontlo- innn remarked that the Unseed oil works of this city not long iiuo Illlcd nn order of sixty cars of oil for Han 1'ranclsco. It was a single order and footed up over $12.1,000. The wholesale grocers of the Missouri river valley have an association which has been In u nourishing condition for some time. They will hold a meeting soon and It Is understood that everything will not bo harmonious. It has been observed that Jobbers are a good deal like railroads In ono losptct ; after they liavo made agreements and everything la running along smoothly they become rest'ess ' and some onu kicks out and the compact Is at an end. We Believe that S. S. S. is without an equal as a remedy for mala rial poison. It cleanses the system of all impurities , i suKriitii : : ) rou.i VIIAHS WITH MAI.AltlAI. 1'OISO.V. MY AiTinrn : rAii.iin , AND l WAS OUKATIA' IlKltTri ) : IN FI.KSII. / TU to n'c Menu/fir 4ND for ' / / TW/HEHT / , 4flD CO/ITHUED TO OCT wo use uflpL Lift fro LOST ALL c/fA/ui / ; B.8.H. , M.VDKACOMI'l.nTi : AND 1'KHMANK.Vr Cl'IMJ. AND MY IIKAI.TII is iiirnu : : NOW THAN IT JIVKU WAS. j. A. inn : , orrAWA , KAN. 13o ) k on blood and Skin d'Bo.vwr frco. The Swift Spo 'Hi Co. , At nntn. On SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION. A. D. Boyer & Co U-W Kxclianso HullJInif , Bo u til Ouiulio. a J. Ooffman , Smiley Hunter & Qreon , ® ' 30 Kolio SSEictmiiKO BauUi Oinnha. BauUi Qualm , OMAHA fs' and ' DIRECTORY. BILLIARDS The Oollonder Brmiswiok-Balko Oo. A , II. Perrigo&Co. nillUnl morchnndlia , AllMnVoi , All Prices , All < 07. < 09S. Snlnnn lOtlistroot Htturoi. , 1'ixrH. Omtitiiv. Uli Ooilifo Street. BOOK DINDEU3 & STATIONERS. Omnha Republican Printing Co. , Lair tilofs , b.ink iu | > | > llo , nnil OTcrflMni tu Uie priming lino. 10th AMil llnllulM Htrciti. Ackermauu Bros. & Ileiutzo , Printers tinders , cloctrotrtiors , blank book m.inu * fiirturcr , IllUIIanritM strict , Oni.ih.v BOOTS AND SHOES. BOXES. I BUTCHERS. JobnL. wukia , Louu Holler , Orunlinpnportior factor/ , iitchprj' nnil I'nrkon' 1317-1:113 : Donglu. TimlN Ac Hnpplloi. Iliiof , Orders promptljtlllut lm \ nhui'ii c.-nlnt'i. 111U-III8 Jnckiun St. OARRIAGES , BUGGIB3 , BTO. W. T , Seaman , Omnlm's Lnrcoit Variety WAUONd ANIl rAIUUAOK3 CARPETS. CLOTHING. Omaha Oarpet Oo. , Gilmore & Ruhl. Carpeti , oil cloth , mil- Manufacturer ManufacturerVliolo - tlnK5cnrt.ilnOiljot3. ; ( fnlo Clothlpri , 1511 Doiul.ii nit031. HKIItnrnor St. CIGARS. OOKB , ETO. Omaha Goal , Ooko and Ooutant & Squires , Lima Oo. Liard nnd poft conl ihlp- Ilnrrt iiml soft oonl. pors" , ' 9. K. Cor. 10th anil Uoar- 1303 i'nrnnm root , UD moots. Ouiahit Hulbert & Blum , 1' . II. Mabonoy & Oo. Ohio 111 nipHock Sprlrui , lliircl-Co.il-Soft. Kxcclnlor , Walnut bl mi , ( crccnoil nut , untliraclto , Omros 8IH N. ir.th nn.l cor. luitlhliitf , Ktcnm. lOtli anil lloiiKlns eti. Onico2il H. Utli it. American Fuel Oo , ITowell & Oo , , Shippers nnd ilonluri la anthrnclta nnil bltu * : ig. lltliatrcot , mlnoin coil. . Oinnlia , Ncfr. 2153. 15li3lro3L ! Nebraska Fuel Oo , , Johnson Broa , , 2133.13tbatroat , HI rurnnm street , Omnhn , Nob. Omnhs , Nob. Mount & Griffin , 0. B. B > .V01lS & Oo. , 1133. . - 14thst.-33t , 1KI2 Karnam street , Omaha , Neb. Omnha. CORNIC B. Eagle Oornico Work ? F. Ruempinrj Manufnctnrcrnof Oalvan- Gnlrnnlicrl Iron cornlce , licil Iron Cornlco. Doruior wlnt1o\v0 , tlnor Wlnrtowcopi.niotnllcsky- t'np > , flnlaN , etc. Tin lleliu rlc. 1110 and 1IU Iron nn < l blnto roofor. 811 Knrnam St. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry Drj goods , fiirnlshlni' Goods Oo. , goods , notions. Dry pooil * . notions , Kcnt5' fnrnl hliuuooits. Cor. 11th and Ilownrd stl. Corner Ilti ! and Ilnrnor BLEOTRIOAL SUPPLIES. F ABM MAOHINERYJB rq Purlin , Orendorlf & | T. G. Nortlmall , Corner Jonui and 9th ts. Bknndln Plow Co , Omaha. Nob. 13ID-1351 Shurinun nvo. QLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS. Kennard Glass aud J. A. Fuller & GJ. , Paiut Oo. , 1KU U-mei' " SlrJJt , K08-14U llnrnoy stroat. Ouiulift. Koli. William Ouininings , Blake , Bruce & 0j. H7ancJC19 South IGlh St. , Oniatm , Nob. GROCERIES. Pdxton & Gallaghar , Meyer & Haapka , TOS-711 8-1"1 tra ti 1403-1135 ll.irnuy ntrjJi , Omnbu , Nob. Onialin , Nob. D. M , Steele & Qa. , Sloan , Johnson cSc QJ , 1201-1203 Jones tiraot , UlU iind I.uavcnwotlti Omaha , Nut ) . Omaliu , Nob. Alien Bros. , McOord , Brady & Oo. , 1111 Ilurnoy etroet , miinnci LeavonwortU , Oi.-ialia. Not ) . Oniulia , NcLroika. GRAIN AND PROyi3ION3 Ton ray & Biyan , I S. A , MoWhorter llrokom , itrnln , iirovlnloni/HJ l t Null llnnk , llrokur nnd uni'kt. : ! l.'i H. Illli PrlviiU ) HlieH ID .S'u r Ht. I'rlvntiiwlro In c'lil- Vcirk , Clilcncn nnil Ht , IIKII. til , I.uuls linU Now lxiul > . t'.iuli Kmlii York. tuuulit fur all inuikcU. Oookroll Bros.1 llriikorn. rrlvntii wlri' In Nuvv Vurk , Clilcuk'u X Ht. l.unln. tipt-clnl uttim- Him ttlven tu truck LM unk'raio. lilt NU'lllank. OUHl'OW.DEn. Hugh G. OUrk , Oenl Wc'torn Agenl Jui'out'i ) ' Bpottlng Gun- lie ilIT , All * * lilnneiplo- n'lj llatucr itrosl. HARDWAK13. Rector & Wilhelmy Oo Loa-Olark - Androosou Cor. 1UII ) anlJnckiou t Ilardwaro Oo. ( 1108-1110 Itiunoj tr ijl , Ouaua Null \VOOL"HID"ES"TALLO vv. Qco , Oboruo & Oo. , J. 8. Smith & Do. , MS. IDtbstroal , I403-UI3 I.o.iTimnortb. li Ornnhiv Oninbn. IRON WORKS. Paxton & Viorling Omnha Snfo & IronWork Iron Work' , UroiiBlit nnil ro t Iron Work ? , tiiitldlnKwnrk , criRlnoi , Mnnnfrs nro nnil huril.il brut * work , eanaritl liroof snfct , rnulH , Jill foiiintrr , niiidilno unj work , Iron stuutcr * ntn ] I'lnciiiiiiiitli work. U. p. flro e cnpos. (1. An * Itr-ami Kill u drccn.lltbAJacksonsti Acme Iron nnd Wire Wilson & Drnko , Work ? , M'f'r tutnil.ir nu i , flr * tron. wlroniidbrmi ' dU'S. li'itu street. n'k . box holler. ' , Innki , oto. IV. Iloohl , - l'roi > rlotor. I'lc-cc nnil 10th itreotv LITHOORAPHINQ. Hces Printing Oo. thoKmiihlnir , I'rlntlat nnil lllnnk Hook * . . Iltli nnd IlownrilHt * . LIQUORS. Ilor & Oo , , William Darst , I.lqunr 1112 Mcrplnnti , \Vlncs , Liquors ami Cl- llnrnoy utruot. aliiniiftirtur ra KonnoJr gnri. Kant llulla Hltturs. 131.1 Knrnnm Ht. , Omaht R. R. Grotto , Frank Dallono & Oo. , Irnportrr ninl Jobbur of \Vlni'.i nnd U'luuri. I.tiliiorsnnJ ( lomilno N - 10SU nn.l l\ra \ Fnrnnm St vnila Cliinrs. I'rlco Iliti onnppllcntlo.i- 1206 Douclni Street L , Kirsoht & Oo. , A. Friok & Oo , , Wholc.-nlol. IquorDe.-iU-r \Vliolonlo MqnorDctlcri KVii Stronr. cot - K a. loth St. LUMBER. MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 0. A. Stonohill I. Oberfeldor , & Oo. , Millinery , Notlnni Importers nnd Jobbori la Cluaki , Ute Millinery. . 208,210nnd V12 South llth 118-118 S. IdthSL , Omihi * Mrcct. MUSIOAL INSTRTJMiUNTS , ETO Max Moycr Bro. Oo. A. Hospo , Jr. , il'f'tr Jcwolcr * , denlors In ' musical lintrumonu , I'lnnoi , Organs , Artliti1 til' . . Mnlcrlnli , Ktc. , Fnrnnm mid ICth. ISIS Douglai Btroot. CEMENT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & Co. , 513H. 13th tro3U Omaiia , Xob. OILS. | OYSTERS. _ _ _ _ Consolidated Tank A. Booth Packing Oo. , Line Oo , Oy tor , n h nnd civunoJ Roflned nnd lubricating KOOdl. oil . axle Rrenio. olo. 1303 LcaTonworta. J A. II. lllsbop , . " PAPER. | PLATING. Carpenter Paper Oo. , Western Plating Wks Carry n full stock of Gold , nllvor nnd nlckol printing , wrnpplni ; nnd I'latliw ' nn nil inolill , nrltliiK paper , card tnliluwnr , otc.rcilntod. ; paper rolhlilngbrnii A Chun- per , cto. duller work. UK Do.lgo. PRODUOE , COMMISSION. Ribbol & Sin'th ' , Schroeder & Oo , , ncnlcri In country prod Cash liuyerJ butter anj uce , frulta , vegetables , CKKS , nnj general com- etc. ml ilnn mcrctmntH , 1OT lloirard street. I'U Smith llth atreet. RUBBER GOODS , ETO. Omaha Rubber Oo. , llnnurndurln ? nn 1 Job- berjull klnili rubbur IOOS Kuril nn trooL SEEDS. Sjol : Oo. , coil uroworj , iloilftri In Knnlun. rm , Kralnau4 tru tieo li , i''l-l'JI .Smith 15th. SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETO. M. A. Disbrow & Oo , , BohnSah&DoorOo. Unnufncturort of nli. Manufacturer/ miKiU- iloura. til In il < nil' ! IIIKI , bllmU. ilujrj , .Moulillnui. llriiiioliof- uto. lice , 12tti ninl l ? rJ ti. IMh nnil L'lirkjtrooti. SYRUPS. STOVES. TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS. Consolidated Ooifitt Company , Jill anil 1116 Ilnrnor it. Omntia. Neb. STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES TOYS. TYPE-WRITERS H. Hardy & Co. , Typo-writers. Torn , ilolln , albuini.tanor irouil , hoiuof urnUliln4 flinnrl30. ! A. II. I'errUu , clillilrori't c r- A Cu. , mtnlntfuu fruj. i. ISIS t'arnamat. 1316 Doi o Btrl'ct. P. T , HUGHES , Wholuunlu Ca'ih Commlailon Mornhunfc , ICUIn nnil Wcitorn ' C'rtainorr butler CKKI nn4 illltu lunf unl. Advancoou loll on track , waru- Ucuver , CuluroUo.