THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-THU : HSDAY , APKTL 23 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Piiccs for All Leading Oeroah and Prod
ucts Much Lower.
THE BEARS WERE ON TOP AND HAPPY ,
"Wlioat jx Source of Disappointment
InlliK.'iioc.HVcro Against the
Corn Trutlo Catilo nnil
MHO am
OniCAno , April 22. [ Special Telegram
to Tnc llKt : . ] Tlio easier feeling wlili-h ontucd
n burp docllno In prices on 'change yesterday
wis noticeable tills morning. Pflccs for nil
lonllng cereals and products riot only opened
ill luwor ( Iguios , but fiitthcr dccllno followed.
During the tlMlhotir wheat Hold lit H.121S to
11.11 for May , mid JI.NH4 to il.oy'i for .Inly.
There was u pmtlal rally bcfote 11 o'clock.
( Join sold oil to 7HSe for May mid CO ; c fur
July , and also rallied slightly. Pnilc opened
with adiopof lOc to 13o and sold off to JIJ.S1
for July , or 20- ; under the oloso lint night.
Lard and ribs showed a decline from yester
day of Ilkul tlio ( line of morning call.
Tlio wheat market was a pn/lu to outsiders
and the source of much disappointment to a
lingo pnrl of thu trudo today. The dccllno like
the advance , OHCU under way. n cut farther
than most traders expected. Yesterday
inornliiK Miiy wheat sold at $1.1ft and July at
11.14. About noun today May sold at Jl.lO'i
amt July at il.W. The best prli'os made todny
wcro Just after the opening when May .sold nt
H.I2VJ and , luly at fl.IO1 } . Thc'ti Ilgntes were
nbnul'io ' under tlio c.xttetiio low and closing
1 rices of yesterday. After thu Hist half hour
tlio market lost all regularity. Miiy and .Inly
ceased to act together. I'lom a spiead of 3u
at one time vcsterday , thuy closed up to just
le dlircrcnco at the end of the llrst hour this
tnoniliii ; , rrcquciilly .luly would shoot up Mo
and at thu sunn moment May would broilc
lie. The Kcneral course of the marltot was
downward all day , but It was subject to buy
ing spasms , which made thu action very Irreg
ular. At one tlmo there wai a
iii'cl | ' < Jump of ncirly 2c on some
buying supposed to tin for Wall
street parties. Local bears pounded prices
down again ( | tilto as quickly. The bcailsh
feeling among the local trader" , so greatly en-
oour.iirud by thu3o break of yesterday , was
further Increased by the easier tune of Hrltlsh
and continental cables. The only exception
to this was early London advices iiuotlng
California cargoes Is or more up. Han Pnin-
clseo confirmed this with dispatches saytus
London was bidding up for cargoes. Outside
of this cables wore lower. Liverpool early
was steady , and at the close t'jd lower. At
the o ese London cables gave prices un
changed. Ilerlln had n holiday. Antwerp was
steady. Pans furnished the weakness for the
continent.Vhoatforiepteniberand Decem
ber was (15 ( centimes lower and Ilonr80to03 cen
times luwur. Wheat for May was unchanged.
There was homo bull nous going also.
Ilnidstreot's madn a. decrease In the available
stocks for the week of 1,085,003 bushels 301,010
biiHhels we-it and 1,235.00) bushels east of the
KocUlcs , Now York roporled 15 boat loads for
oxnort. Milwaukee repoi ted tlie sale of cash
spring wheal for Immediate e.xporl shipment
at Vie over May. There was a claim that
Iloyilen & Co. worked a car o at Ilaltlmorc.
Atlantic ports cleared 1)1.003 ) bushels of wheat
and 2J.OOO packages of Hour , and New Orleans
4.1.033 bushels of wheat for Antwerp. Selling
In this nmrkol was o slly led by Now York
and houses with Now York connections. The
northwest bought wheat here. Bloom covered
Bonie shorts. The trade bought nt times for a
reaotlon. S. V. White , t Co. bought freely at
one time and the price bounded Hit1. Muteli-
liihon sold freely o irly. Mitchell , S. V. White
fi Co , Lo/an .t Co. , Lamsnn , McC'ormlck &
Co. , and many other houses sold
persistently. There was n constant boar
pressure , but no great selling out of long
lines. The notion may bo traced as follows :
May , $ I.12 ; to $1.1854. to $1.11 ! ! . to Jl.tO'to
11.10 , toJI.M , toJI.IOUat 1 o'clock ; July. $1.10 ,
to l.lO } { , to l.004' ? , tol.lO , ' < , toJ1.01J.toI.10 ! ! ( ,
totl.OA'f. to * 1.09H ? , to $1.0S4' ? , to $ l.09 ! { . to
11.087. at 1 o'clock. The wheat market showed
llttlo recovery nt the eloso. Tlio extreme low
pi Ices reached were : April , 11.09'rf ; May , $1.10 ;
July , $1.0S'J ! September , $1.02 ! ! . The oloslng
prices wcro ; April , $ UO ? { ; May , tlWii Julv ,
ll.087ii August , $1.04 : September , tl.OS'it December -
cembor , $ I.03U ; year , $1.01. It was claimed In
the dispatches that ninety boat loads were
Bold for future shipments nt New York , but
this did not count with the trade. There was
a sale of 10,000 bushels of No. 2 red winter
wheat reported at Hoover May prices to go to
eastern millers. On the curb , puts on July
told at J1.07S. and calls at $1.10 ? , ' .
The corn trade found Intlncncos against the
market again today and prlcosdoclmed under
pretty free soiling by prominent houses , and
& general Inclination to IntstulT go. The low
prices of today were reached au hour before
the close , when May bold at * 04c , and July at
IGc , or about Uio under the eloso yesterday.
There was a llttlo rally before 1 o'clock , but
the miirkot promised to eloso heavy around
bottom prices. The corn niaiket closed at a
llttlo recovery from the low prices , nt 1'jo
under the closing prices of last night , for May
and July. The action was as follows : May
opened at 7IJJc , sold to 72c , olTto70jc ! , and
closed at 70 c. July opened around d7o , sold
to ( i7'4c , olT toCCc , eloslnit at OG'ic. September
Bold atfilMc toKl'/ic. closing around ( lie. Au-
Eiist closed at ( . .Vie. and April nominal at
Iliic. llrlght weather was u bearish Influ
ence. Kiisler cables were another. Liverpool
closed Id lower. S. V. White fc Co. , Logan Jfc
Co. , Ilnrvov. William Young , and many other
hoiiM's sold freely. July com privileges sold
nt ( i5Hc amlC7ic. !
Oatsweakenen again today In sympathy
with other cereals , declining fully lo and
closing at about the lowest prices of the ( lav.
Tun market was fairly active on all option's.
May delivery opened at 55iC ! and dropped
from that amount down to 64-hic , the closing
prlco. Juno solo troiu M' e. to M e , to 64Uo
to64aio. July sold from wyo down to nil jo.
but recovered to 5l ? c before the close of the
lesslon. August closed at 37JIC. and Sontum-
ber at 3.1'Jo ,
The urovlslou trade sold products almost as
freely as the grain trade did Us articles. The
weakness In provisions resulted In a decline
for the day of IDo In lard. 125Jo In short ribs ,
and SCO In mess pork. Selling was started by
drop of l.lo to 20a in the prlco of'hogs at tlio
yards early. Pork opened Irregular at declines
of.Jotot.lc , with trad ng largely contlned to
July , which sold sparingly at $13.00 and off at
once to J12.P5. later at * I2.02J { and off to JI280
closing at $12.85. May olosed at $12.47'i after
selling , til $ r. .M > .iind.f 12.45. Lard started 5 < i
oir at'l .77U and 7.07fj for May and July ,
touched $0.70 and $7.X ( ) , and closed at J0.78'i
and I $7.02)J. ! Itlbsdocllncd more sharply , golnj
oil to$1.18' : < and J0.42' ' for May and July i ! a
closing at W.li ! and < ! ,47j. !
I'ltlCES AT CIllUAnO.
Showing the olllcliil ranco of prices In the
loading options , us reported by Cockioli
Ilrotheis ;
AT sr. I.OIMH.
NotrH anil
Dulutli roculptsi Wheat , 83 curs ,
MliniiMipollaruccliitHi > nt , IDS car * .
Mlhvnulifo cloto : Wliout , May , Jl.tiHU ,
Dilluth cli oi Wlioiit. Mny. t\m' \ bit ) .
Lnku nnil rull llnui uro said to bo euttliiR
castlouiiil rates.
Tiiltilo c'lo-o : Wlioat , casli , 11.10'i ! Mny
8.IU 4t July , tl.OSU.
I'rlvsto ciibtca report I'nrU closluir iniicl
lo\\or tliiiu tlio pulillo entiles.
C'leariuicos. four ports yi-storilny : Wliunt ,
) lWlj corn. ,4 j oats , M.'Jt Hour. X'4,010 ,
Tin ) elotliiK otlloliil I.lvurnool calilo to tlio
oonril < iuoti'3 CiUlfurnIa uiiU liiUluii wheat
luturos lower ,
1'L-rfect weather all over tlio nest.Vo Imvo
juuip a from cold , wet tpnug weather iuto
boautlfiil growing nnd seeding wcathor 1
leak for a great hi * ndvanco In stocks.
Now Vork closet Client , Mny. Jl.IOVit July ,
fl.l.Vit December , 11.10' . . Corn. May , 70' ' < o bid i
July. 73'ic ' bid , O.UB , M ly , l ' | C ! July , Wl e.
St Louis call ! Cash wheat , f 1.10 bid ) Mnr ,
tl.to1.corn ; , cash , 7lio ! to 7MiC ! oats , ca h ,
MMc bid ! oats. May , Mo lildto.it ; , July , 48'.C.
Ilrailstrcet'firi'port ! Wheatdecreaseeastof
Kockles. l.i\Wd : : ; wheat decrease , Pacific ,
Ilwi.ooO ! corn Increase , 71,0.0 ! oats Increase ,
St. l.otils reculiitsi Wheat , 2."i,0n7t corn , 10,7" )
onti , 7,110. Hntnoilav last vcur : Whoitt. 10- .
& 'i7t corn. I305 | o-it < . l\l.V ) . Shipments :
Wheat. 11,400 ; corn , .M.eojj outs 41,700.
Hcerholiiii'ifMbtet CarBiiesolT coast wheat
mil corn nothing olfcroil. Mark Inno Wlin.it
urn demer , corn Ilrm , Hour turn tlcarcr. No.
red wlntT. I'.N Oil. Liverpool-Snt | wuoat -
inlet and steady , corn steady , demand Im-
tirovlns.
Chicago rocolpls ! Oar tots wlicnt. 301 corn ,
S : oats. KO. Inspected No. 2t Wheat. 1 :
London prices ! Nlckle Plato , proferroiU
7li , decline , I ; Trie , ' 'OM. decline 'i ! Lake
Shote. IMi < , mlvance ' , ; Louisville & Nash-
vllle. S0' { . decrease ! t ! Ht. Paul , Cil'i , decrease ,
li ; Now Vork Centra . 10(5 ( , decicaso Jt : HeadIng -
Ing , 17. decrease 'jt Union Paelllc,59decrease ,
! i Atehlson , Il'IU , decrease , ? .
I. 11. Wagironer wires Swart * * Civ. "I
have an Idea t hut July wheat will touch il.Ofa'f.
where It will bo a buy for a turn. The bulls
have worn themselves out and must get a
short Interest lo hold prices , besides there Is a
good icall/lng. fables are easier ou more fa
vorable weather lu France and talk of tlio In-
creasoof thelrerop. I think a few sunshiny
days tend toeneoiirago hie ciim prospects. I
look for f 1.80 wheat sometime during the sum
mer and bellovn In buying on snap bto.iks or
telling ou quick spurts for scalping turns.
K'ennett. Hopkins .t Cn. to S. A. MeWhorter
A natural ueslre on the part of the trading
bulls to take piollts and see the coloi of their
money was the main cause of the partial re
act Ion In stocks yesterday , linkers said the
gold shipments wete put forward piiimliicntly
as a sort of excuse for the pattlal decline ef
fected but a reaction was due anyway and
would luno followed as soin as the market
had shown signs of losing a little of Its ellci-
\e-ecnce. A specialist In Northwestein whoso
ludgment Is excellent , boeaiisehiMlim't specu
late , said ftom his observation In the room the
selling down mo\o ycsterdry was mainly nrtl-
llelnl. Sumo traders who sold ycslotday aio
liable to appear as purchasers today.
Loti .t Co , to Toneray . \ . llry.in May
wheat opened active fiom JI.IS'i to fl.T-'t.
July abont U'u uniler. The suppoit at tlio
opening was the coveting of heavy sales made
yesterday. That demand sallslled the
market was weak and consldoraolo Ion ! hold
ings were sold out eatislng a decline f nun the
openlngto thu close of a good L'e on both op
tions. The closing prlee was 81.HP , lor .May
and J1.0S for July. There should bo sunn110-
netlim with so much decline In twenty-four
hours , hut the price Is high and It will be dilll-
cult to sustain It unless wo Inuo better de
mand for shipment. Tlii.ro Is no IniuliV |
today. Urowlng cioi | all that could bo de
sired. Corn opened wit li frco offerings , July
fiti'iosold at ul'sc and closes GO 1 o. The senti
ment Is bearish and heavier receipts nn1 pre
dicted with good weather. Not much doing In
Oats. Provisions weak along the whole line.
Outside holders were good sellers.
W. 0. McC'ormlck . < c Co. to F. C. Swnrtz .t Co.
--Tho break In wheat today was not unex
pected , lleatitlfnl spring like weather mate
rially Induced a bearish feeling , promising , as
It did , a duo ehaneo for spring seodlir-'s. O.i-
bles wcro decidedly easier In tone , although
those received from public sources showed but
llttlo decline. Our private advices , however ,
quoted fotelgn markets decidedly tower. Tlio
result has been ageneial unloading of long
wheat both for local and foreign operators.
The market has shown the effect of the elimi
nation of tlio short Interest in the ease with
whluli ttdeellned after It started. The worst
break was only pievented by purchases
against puts , of which a largo number wet c
handed In last night. Thoclosolj weakwlth
Indications of a lower opening toinoriow.
Itradstieot repotts a decrease of 1,07.1.000 lu
available steok east and west of the Kock
les. Kecelpts , : )7ii.03J ) bushels ; shipments 470-
000 bushels at the eleven primary points.
Corn and oats wore both dull and lower. The
longs who have made money seemed to have
sold out a creat deal of their corn and show-
no disposition as yet to buy It back. Some of
the largest operators In both corn and oats
are beginning to talk bcarUn under the Idea
that the recelnts of both will Increase as soon
as the country roads Improve. The demand
for cash stuff today has been very slack and
oven the snmll receipts did not meet randy
buyers. Provisions weto dull and lower. The
sentiment of our local operators Is becoming
undeniably bearish , while outside holders aio
not showing as much courage In retaining
their holdings as tliey did two months ago.
ICtmnctt , Hopkins & Co. to S. A. MoWhorter
There has been tmthcr and quite general
llquldiillim by weak holders , and tlio big bulls
w ho unloaded on yesterday's bulge have made
no conspicuous etlort to sustain prices. Un
doubtedly they are quite wtlllnz to see them
go lower still. The market Is In their
hands , however , and whenever they seriously
sot about putting It up It will 1)3 likely to go
without ollort. Possibly wo may got another
day or two of weakness , but It Is probably a
purchase on weak spots from now on. Cable
ad vices were ( Inner than expectedspot and ear-
goes showing nodeclii'oor.speelalfeaturcsbut
slightly lower. A Chicago house worked a
cargo nt llaltlmoio and M.WK ) was worked at
Milwaukee at'Jo over May. foreigners show
a disposition to take wheat on their purchases.
Weather has been favor.iblo for wheat sowing
In the northwest and Indications nolnt to a
continuance. Ilradstreot makes the decrease
of stocks for the week lti ? . ' > ,030 bushel ! ) for both
coasts. Amount on ocean passage Increased
400,000 bushels. Kmdlsh public stocks are In
creasing. Corn and oats sold off In sympathy
with wheat , bulls making no opposition.
Liquidation has been quite expensive.
Prices have reacted materially and
on any further decline wo would
favor buying , believing that the bull
clique will bilng out another rally before
long. Piovlslons have not declined an much
as might have been expected with everything
favoring a considerable bro.ik , The closing
was weak , nogs were In excess of the esti
mates , and 02.c lower , and the grain markets -
kets declined sharply , llutchlii'-on was a
largo seller of pork nnd Hyan of ribs and
there was general selling in a smaller way ,
hut shorts having been on the anxious spat
for soimi time past were glad to cover , The
closing was ste.itly at nearly tlio lowest prices
of the day.
lIlVAtiO ll\'K STOCK 31.lttK.Er.
CIUCAOO , April S3. [ Special Telegram toTtiE
IlCK.1CATTLE Tr.ulo was rather slow and
for the llrst tlmo In weeks salesmen were
hunting buyers for tholr light , handy steers
that have heretofore been selling .so freely
anil leadlly at about what siilosmon would
ask , but today they have to take oil a good
lOc , and oven at that buyers were not very
eager. In some cases big steers sold at 13u
lower , and the general mariiot was r.ithor
weak , except on cow stojk , which sold sto idy ,
as also did stookors and feeders. A load or
two of big 1,5)0 ) pound steers sold at J.VSO'fili.OO ' ,
anil light steers averaging 1,050 to 1'J.V ) pounds ,
} 'i.2i5.70 ) ; cows and holfers , &l.2. > ® 3.'Jj ; stock-
ors. JJ.COl.bO.
lions The market was dull and "moan"
from start to llnlsli , with prices decidedly
Irregular and anywhere from 1,1 to 30o lower
than this time last week. Hough and common
were not wanted today , as the best mixed
were low enough to suit most of the buyers ,
hence we quote prime mixed and packers at
J1.7.Vit4.lJ ) : prime heavy and butcher weights ,
{ M.UVftUO : light , $ ! .73I.U.V SKlps and pigs
were not wantoJ and were largely curried
STOCKS < ixn noxns.
NKW Yomc , April W. [ Special Telegram to
'
THE BKE.I The security markets 'opened
somewhat we.aker this mornliu , a continua
tion of ycstordayJ.s reaction. Five bundled
thousand dollars tu gold coin was taken fur
oxpoit tills morning , making fl.r > 00,000 which
was expected logo today and repoitrd ves-
terdav. Oregon Improvement fls have ad
vanced aPont3 points since Saturday. The
olllcers of the company say that the e.unlnss
for the quarter ended Mutch ! ll show an In-
ereaboof Jl2.lHHas ( ) compared with the same
period of last year. Thu bonds are still selling
below 70 , the price at which tlio Issue was
ollered to stockholders In February last.
It was In a large measure a tiould market.
Missouri Paclllo showed the most marked ad
vance of the active stocks , Walmsh preferred
and Union Pacific were strong attain. Paolllc
.Mall was another strong stock. The wo.ik
stock of the day was Northuin 1'aellle pte-
ferred. Itock Island was Inclined to
weakness. Northwestern wns strong
on the Increase of $118.7111 In proos
earnings for March. Silver bullion
was weaker. Plttslmrg. Cincinnati , Chicago
& ht. I.onls common and preferred were alive
and strong. Tno prcfotred now p'iyn nothing ,
It Is entitled io 4 per cent noii-eumuiatlve.
Then , after II per cent has been declined on
the common , the piefern-d Is entitled loan
additional 1 per cent. It Is now said that a
dividend on the pieferred will soon bo do-
olared. 1-rom the operations of the company
forWWii.surplusof . Uib.U.17 applicable to the
dividend was earned.
Today wo ha > o hail au active and strong
stock market. It has had Its periods of hesi
tation , but at sneh times li became dull ,
activity being most noticeable when prices
were advancing. A feature of the market is
Increased deallnc In stocks which have for a
lone tlmo been Inactive. This shows that the
public Is attracted by the low prices at which
they are selling and believe the growing bull
sentiment will lift them to a higher place.
London bought St. Paul freely. The manaee-
meut of this company Is commanding thu re
spect not only of the poeplo in this
country , but of foreigners. and Its
low prleoas compared with Northwestern Is
noticeable to people who remember that
a few years ago the average illIfcrcnco liiiho
two stocks was only about 20 points. Tin
roads traverse virtually the mime section ol
country , uutl what bcnuflu one should bcuclll
X - . . i
the other. Northwestern ivirntngs for the
month of March Increased 1118'UO. This IH a
good it.lenient. AtchMoti earnings for the
Kccond week of April Including tUmn of Kt ,
Louis and San Frnnclnco Increase J17W7 : , These
are good results In view ot the fact that grain
tonnage Is much smaller than a year ago ,
showing other classes of freight are moving
more freely and that rates are better. Ster
ling exchange IN firmer and It Is thought eon-
8'dcrahto ' more gold will ho shipped on
Saturday. JIVKOoo ) went out today , * M003 of
which was engaged today , the balance yes
terday. Silver Is weak In London and In this
uiarl'ct. Tlio government has completed Ita
purchases lor the month of April and will not
buy any moro until May I. There Is consider-
ablu talk of an upward movement In Paclllc
Mall , hated on the Incieased subsidy the com
pany will receive and good earnings other
wise. It has been nulto aetlvo today. Money
has been easy at S'iWliJ per cent. The stock
market closed strong at virtually the best
prices of the day. Total sales 23t.V ) > ) .
llio following are tlio closliu quotations !
Coft'co Options.
YoitK. April 2. : . tSpeclal Teloir.im to
Titu IlBi : . ] CofFKK Oulloni opened steady
and unchanged to 10 points down and closed
steady and unchanged to 10 points up. Sales
24.751 bags. Including Muv. JI7.53fflI7.55 ; .Mine ,
? I7.I < ? Sl7.4" > j July. tl7.iO ; < ( & ,7.W ) ; August. $10.110 ®
17.'iO ' ; September. JllUO'i&KUl ; October. $15.7) ) ;
DeiombeiJ15.10. . .Spot ICIo , qtilut and Ilrm ;
fall cargoes , $10.75 ; No. 7. $18 Si.
CillPAno. April 2-J The following were the
olixlng prices ! \Vheat I'asy : cash , JI.IOU ;
May. I.IO'O..Uj ' | ; July. tl.ltfiOl.os * . .
Corn Steady ; cash , 72e ; May , 70 ? . { ;
July. Wl'tQ-WiC.
Oats Kasy ; cash , .V > o ; Mnv. * > IHo : July , 5154.
Pork-Steady ; cash. $12.i7i12.M : ! : May ,
112.47'sffJUM ' : July. J12.S7S4.
L'ira yteadv : cash , J0.70 ! May. $0.70 ©
0.72' , ; July. $7.02' ' , .
Short Itlbs-Stcady ; cash , $0.12tfffi8,15 ; Jiay ,
8tt. I ; " . 'iin.n ! , ' .
HyoKniy at 02c.
llarloy Urin atSOc.
rinx-Ptividvatl.IS ! { .
Prime Tlmntliy Sleudy at $1.31.
Wlilsky-Jl.lS.
Flour I'aslerj unchanged ; spring patents ,
$ l.5fr5 : > 0 ; winter patents $1 f-or Vlo.
Hulk Moats Shonldors. ; f5.2KiJ525 ; short
clo.ir. tn.7Wil.ftO ( ( ; short ribs. $ B.I3V8.15.
liutlur riim ; creamery 18it25c ; dairy ,
1.V5JKIC.
Cheese Steady ; full cream clicddurs.
Voting Americas , 12l2 ! c ; lints ,
Gggs--Flrmi fresh. . _ .
Hides Unchanged ; heavy and light green
saltod.rijeS")34 ! ; croon salted , 4'i''il1jc ' ' : salted
bulk , 4ic : green suited calf , 8e ; dry Hint , to ;
div salted , Oo ; dry calf. Mi'.ic.
Tallow Unchanged ; L solid packed , 4'ic ;
2 , Ilic ! ; cake , 4io. !
liecolpts. Shipments.
riour 12.000 14.0JO
Wheat , bn 1D.003 2.11,0)0
Corn , bu 207,000 IU.1,000
Oats.bu 145,003 1U.OOO
NRW YORK , April 22. Wheat Receipts , 1,800
bushels ; exports. KI.700 ; spot 3 ] ( % ! {
lower ; No. 2 red , 81.8.1U allo.it : II.8H ,
(31.80'a ( f. o. b. Options opened ljlJo ! lower
on weak cables ; advanced ? @tic , then broke
! { ® 'IJi. lowest prleo for tlio day and closed
heavy ; No. 2 red. Mav. closed at $ I.2J ! { .
Corn Receipts , 2,000 bushels ; exports , 1,100 ;
spot closed easier at 88H3lo in elevator :
8tc aIIoats ungraded mixed , Tll'/iiSSIc. Options
declined steadily Kiil'io ; Slay closing atl)7'io. )
Oats Uecolpts , 111,400 bushels ; oxpotts , 4,400
bushels ; spot weak ; No.2 white , fii > 2 > 0o ( ! ; mixed
westoin , W&GJo ; No. 8 white , western. M&llo.
Options weaker ; Mav closed at G3 ! ( < iili2'.ic.
Sugar Kaw , steady ; muscovado , 8' ' ) test , 2
1.1-lGe ; centrifugals , 00 test , U4c ! : molasses
sugar , 89 test , 2 15-1G ; creflneu , quiet and uu-
clringed.
Petroleum United closed for Slay atcsjfc.
Kugs Steady ; western , l.V c.
Pork-Steady ; now mess. $1.1..7)014.2.1. )
Lard Weaker ; western steam , $0.1)2 ) ! $ .
Unttor Firm : western dairy , 12&2Je ; west
ern creamery , 22-o ; Ivlgln. 2ii c.
Cheese 7Steady ; skims. ii'3Hc. '
ST. Louis , April 22. Wheats-Lower ; cash.
Jl.lO'i ' ; May , fl.10 ; July , Jl.OS'i bid.
Com Inegular ; casli.11 > { u ; May , 710.
Oats Lower ; cash , ! > 4c ! ; May , Sic.
Pork Kasy , $ I8.2.-12.5J.
Laid Heavy. W.50.
Whisky tl.18.
Huttur Vlrm and unchanged.
KANSAS OITV. April 22. Who.it Market
quiet ; No.2 haul , cash , ( t-'o ; April , $1.01 bid ;
No. 2 red. cash , jl.07.
Corn Weaker ; No. 8 , cash , CSJio bid ; April ,
( W ? e bid.
Oats-Quiet ; No. 2 cash , 54J c bid ; April ,
5lo bid.
MlNNF.Ai'OMfl. April 27. Cash wheat dull
and lower. Kecolpts , 2JO cars. Close : No
1 hard. April , il.ii : ; on track , ? , : ! ' ,
No. 1 northern , April and May. $1.1)1) ) ) ; on
track , $1.101' ; No. 2 northern , April , $ IOSv
on track $ l.U3 > i.
MILWAUKEE , April 2i. Wheat Easier ; No.
2 spring , cash. $1.IDI,12 ; July , $1.0s'a.
Corn Low IT : No. .1 , 7i7ic. ; : (
Oats Quloti No. 2. white. f > 0c.
Provisions Quiet ; potk , July , $12.82Ji.
CINCINNATI. April 2 , ' . Whe.it Lower ;
No.2 mixed. $1.10.
Corn Lower ; No. 8 mixed. 73c.
Oi.ts Lower : No. 2 ml.xcd , 57c.
Whlsky-l.is.
j , April 22. Wheat-Steady ; de
mand fair ; California , No. 1 , 6s lllid per
cental.
Corn Steady : demand Improving ; mixed
woblurn , Us HUd pur cental.
K STUCK.
OlHCAOO , April 22. Cattle Receipts , 12.000 |
slow , lower. Heavy steers $5.8 © 1.00 ; light ,
$5205.7i > : cows and heifers , M.2.VIf5.25j Mouk-
ers. $ .UiOI.SO.
Hogs Receipts , 28,000 ; dull , lower. Prime
nuied and butchers , tl.754.00 ; prime heavy
and butcher weights , $ l.035.10 ; light , $1.73 ©
4.115.
4.115.SIIF.EP Receipts , 8,000 ; market active ,
steady : westerns , fair to prime , $5n5.bO ;
lambs. $ C.ij7.15 : ; clipped sheep. $4.0UI.85.
ST. Louts , April 23. Cattle Receipts , 3.000 ;
shipments , 500 ; nuirUet lower ; fair to fancy
natlvo steers , $4lU5.bO ; Te.xas and InUlan
steer , $ ! . .W5 00.
Hogs -Receipts , 0,700 ; shipments , 1,200 ; mar
ket lower ; heavy , $ l.850.10 ; mixed , $1,50 ©
4.00 ; llsllt. $4.5534.70.
KANSAS CITV , April 2-C.ittlp-Rocolpt3
2.GOI ) ; shipments. 2,000 ; market quiet , Ilrm ;
steers , &l.fiftO.IA ; cows , $3.00 1.03 ; stockers
anil feeders. J2.W4.fi.'i. !
Hogs Receipts , 11,700 : shipments , 1,000 ; mar
ket lower ; all grades , $ .U55.00.
ttjiAii.i i < in :
OMAHA , April 22.
OATTLR-OHlolal receipts of cuttle 1,275 , as
compared with 2,85:1 : yoitorday and 1,07 :
Wedneidiiv of last week. The market was
steady to weak or lower on steers. Itiitcher
block win active and stiongur. Feeders
were unchanged.
lions Olllclal receipts of boss 4,497. as
conipaioil with G.7ICI yesterday and 2,241
Wednesday of last weak. The market lOu to
20o lownr. The best heavy hogs declined
most. Tlio r.iuco of the prices paid was $1.5016
4.H5 ; thu bulK selling at $ I.OII.KJ. Light. $1.50
I.O ) ; heavy. $4.70a .05 ; mixed , $4 CVit4.x3. The
avotaguof thu prices paid was Jl.Tll'i. as com
pared with $ l.Mi yesterday and Jl.lMSi Wednes
day of last week.
SliKKi'-Olllclal receipts of sheen 421. us
compared with , V)7 ) yesterday and 178 Wedni"-
day of last week , The market was active and
Ilrm. Natives , Kl.00a5.75 ; westerns , $ . ' .253
5.00.
Disposition of Stiiok.
Showing the uuniDor nt oattlo , IIOTS and
sheep bousht by the piakurs nml otnur buyers
on the iniiretn : shown by thu bJOM of thu
Union btook yards coinpiuy : ,
OATTLK ,
lluyors. . No.
The Omaha packing company 1
Thoti. II. Hammond comp.iuy 178
Swift.VJo 411
The Ciidaby packing company fi'
Klilppurs , feeders an I othur buyers ( i ! )
Leftover , KW
Total . "l UO
nous.
The Omaha packing company. . . , . , 773
Thud , II. Hammond company , 237
Hwlft & C < 445
Thu Cudahy packing company ? ,2IL
J. P.Suulres 40U
Die Cleveland ipaeklug uud provision
company 70
llouUdy , jjj
031 A HA n'lIOIjEti.lIjE JIAltKETS.
IliirtiSv.irc.
HELM Light , urnsi } hand , dls , 70c ; Ken
tucky cow , dLs. 7ic. )
TACKS , ilu/us , ETCAinerlcliii Iron carpet
tacks , dls 80 ; steel carpet tacn . nil kinds , UO ;
Swedc.s Iron caruut tacks , all kinds , GO ; Swedes
Iron tacks , VO ; swedes Iron upholsters' tacKH
GO ; tinned Swedes Iron tacks , f > 0 ; American
iron cut tacks , 75 ; copper tucks , M ; copper
Ilnlshlng and trunk nails , 45 ; cigar box nails ,
45 ; Ilnlshlng nulls , 70 ; Hungarian nulls and
miners' tacus , 05 : gimp and lace tacKs ; 70 :
tinned gimp and lace tacks , 50-10 ; trunk and
clout nulls , 70 ; tinned trunk and clout nails ,
: i5 ; basket nail11 , : i5 ; chnlr mills , . ' 15 ; common
and patented br.ids , 70 ; tinged capped trunk
nulls. UO ana 10 ; lonklng-zltiss tucks. 25 ; plc-
turo frame points , ' . ' 5 ; leather carpet tacks , 49 ;
brush taclH , L''i.
TAPES , MiSAsuniNn American , dls , 33M.
TilKUMOMKTKltS Tin case , dls , 75.
TIIAPS Oariie , Nowliouso. ( Its , 40 ; game.
Oneldu pattern. 70 ; mouse , wood choker , per
do/on holi's , SO.
THOWKLS llradcs' brick , dls , 10 ; Dlsston's ,
20-10 ; garden , not per doz. Jl.OO.
TitucKS ( Wuruhouso , etc. ) , Howe's K. J. &
Co. , dls , ) .
VISES Parallel , Parker's dls. 10 ; parallel ,
oval slide , . ' 10 ; saw ( Hers , Wcntworth'sSOo.
WiiKNCttna-Cocs' genuine , 5'J : Ulrard , GO ;
Agr. 70-10 ; llumls & Call's patent , combination ,
15 ; Alkon , pnuicot ( bright ) J'100. ' Hi.
lli.ouus Stanley Kulo & l.ovel'Co's now list
GO.
llor.TS Common carriage , dts. 70-10 ; K. ft K.
M'fjr. Co's stove , dls. 4"-10 ; plow. ills. 50 ; ma
chine. ills. 70 ; tire holts. 50-10.
OASTBUS lied , dls. 50 ; plate and shallow
rocUets , ills. 50.
HUTTS llruss , wrought , ills. VO ; loose phi
east , ills. 70 : loose pin , japanned , dls. GO-10-10 ;
loose pins , japanned , wrought , U ) ; Clark blind
butts. 7510. .
CHAIN Truce , GU10per pair , net , 40o ;
tr.ice , tli ! , American , per pair , not , 50o ; Her
man halter chain , list of December : il , 1881 ,
dls. M-10 ; American halter chain , list of Iu- )
cembcril : , 1KSI , ills. 5-10 ; ( icrmaii cell chain ,
llstof December III , 1SSI , dls. . 5U-10 ; Iron jack
chain , ; t" > ; brass jack chain. ! L * > .
COCKS llrass , new list , , Inly 10 , 1SSO. di , co.
Cni'fiii : MILLS Parker's lioard and hov , ills ,
CO ; American ( Enterprise Mfg Co ) , ills , 5 ,
( JoMi'Ah Kg , DivitiEits , KTO. Compiihsi's. dls ,
50-10 ; dividers , dls. 50 and 10 : callipers , dl.s. 50.
DitAWi.vn KNIVES P. S. & W. Ca , ills , 70 ; ad
justable. ills , 'JO.
KviiiKS liny , manure and spading , dls GO-10-
10 ; plated , A ) , Ilogcr& llros. , 50.
I'ntiiTS AND Jni.i.v PnussEd Enterprise Mfg
Co. , ills. 15.
Kttv PANS Coiiiinon , dls 70 ; Acme , dls GO.
FAUcrsTO 1'rary patent petroleum , dls , W ) ;
Enterprise sclf-muasurlng , per doJM.OO , dls ,
"
KU.ES- Heaver k Dlsston's , 00-10 ; horse rasps
Holler llros , , dls. rXi. ,
UAMMKII.S Maydolp , dls-J. ) ; Atha. dls 50.
HAIINESS H.VArs Sargents. dls 70 ; German
ill .
KNOIIS Door knobs , brou/e , ffl-10 ; door
mlniTiils , door par. Japaned , door per , plated
door por. new list dls. 50-10 ; porcelain bhutter ,
dls 7U.
1 1 ATCIIKTS Discounts 40-10.
HAV KNIVIIS Lightning , per doz. , J9.00 ;
BtH'itr Point , per doz. , Jt.5u. (
llon.si : NAIt.s-Nos.4 5 0 7 B 0 10
Peerless , per Ib lie We Wo net
Northttcstern. " 2S 1 'Ji : ' - ' 21 10 ills 20
Cliampion , " 28 25 21 22 21 10 dls'JO
Putnam. SJ % . 23 21 20 1U IB dls 10
KKTTi.u < Hrnss. pet'cont ills , 15 ; enameled ,
percent dls GO.
HINIIKS t'lnrko's Noc. I , 2 and II , gate , dis
count GO ; screw hook and strap , H to 13 , pur 10J
Ihs. 44i'i ! I- and upwaixls. per UK ) Ihs , IIU'c ;
Strap and T list. February 14 , Ib'Jl. ' 60 percent ;
fetan .aid D. A. . No. ft , &I.50
I.DCKS-Cablnets uml chests-Cabinet , P.&K.
Corbln , Uls2.-i | truulf , dls 20 ; Vale lock com
pany , Mat and corruuwtcd key , dlsIUH.
MAI.I.IJTS lllokorv , 5pcrcentllgnumvltao ; ,
25 percent ; luathur head. 25 pel cent ,
MKAT UitTTi'.iiri Enliirpilt-c , dls 25 : beef
hhavi't-s , ( Entoi prlso Mfg ( o. ) dls 25.
PI.UMHSAND I.HVBijStanley It. & li. Co.'s
patiMitiuljUhtablc , ills "u ; Stanley H. & ICo.'s
noii-iidjustalile , dls70fpcUot ; ( levels , distill.
PUNiiiis-ltelt : : or drive , pur doMH ) , , ' .2\
$2.5 ' , ills 50 ; spring , W.'A
SAt > IitoNs-Kriim 41to 10. per 11) , : io net ; M'lf-
heiitlng , per do$13.50 net ; Mrs. Pott's Irons ,
douiilu polnti-d. dls 59.U , . , .
SANlii-Ai'Kit Hiicdcrr * Adamaou's Hint , 00 to
l"J5.25piT ream ; Hili'r& Adainson's Hint ,
2,2f ! andi. : J5.75 por. iteam ; Hni'ilurA Adani-
siurfc star. J1.25 per roam ; llaeilorA Ai unison's
emery. W..W.II.50 per ream. 1,1st. : cm oil.
SAKII CDIIII Perlh Common. 15 nut ; pati-nt ,
18o not ; H Hllvur l < ako hump. IIJc. O wnlte cot
ton , braided , 2 c.
SAWS Dlsston's circular , mill and cross-cut
ills 45 ; Dlsston's hand , panul and rip , dls 2U-
6 ' ' 15.
'BL'AI.K.S Ilowo , dls'JS per cent ; HulTalo ,
pur ci'iil ; I'nlrli'inks , ills 4H . . . , i
STONK-tJrliidBtoni-s. per ton. Jin.OO ; Krlim-
stones , mounted. " .Sampson,1 Jsos. 1 , 2. J , . .i. > ,
$ .2. # * .0tl
"vviliii'-ilrass 'Oo mill coppi-r Ma porlb.net
list ; initrKi'l. bright GOo ; market , copperi'd.
fit ) mill in pur cent ; tinned , broom wlii-.fOu ;
annuali-d foiici' , Nos , Hand U , per 100 Ibs , f..G5 ;
lapiinut'd Darb fcnoirM.25 : giilvanUcd barb
feiicil.w ) ; picture wins T. S. fc .1. , ills. JO ;
clothes line wln > . gnivimlml. pur o/.i'Oll , Il.W ;
Wire elotn. green , drab uud bluuk , er 100 sii
ftl,45. . ,
POST lloi.n AMI TIIKB Alinnts1 tnughni *
post hole , per dofD.Nl ; Champion post holu
riA'WllillllTS-HolId i-iyim. per 100 Ihs. 11.20.
SAIIHAIII : HTUFFKIW on ru.i.KiiH-Purry , is
! 15 ; KnterptUo maiiufacturliii ; company , ills
STAPLES Fence ICog. 13.23.
HgtlAllkH-Hteel. dls 75-10.
AUUCllS AMU JJ1T6 U. IX Jc dls , 00 ? ; ;
Ilupsdll .Tcnnlnits dm , 2.1 ; bit stock drill , Cleve
land k Moisu , ills , 50.
AxKH-Mpplucotts ror dor , WB ! | dotinlo
bitted , I4.X ( ) | Hunt' * . fS.25 ; MppliK-ott's
bronrud lives M 25.
DOOH LOCKS , llTC. Mst prices ai levlscd
DccomtioriiO. l&Mi. IPM JO It ) per cent ; pad
locks , now list , ills , 70.
HOOKS - Sargent & Co. , harness list , M ;
wrought staple ? nnd hooki and staples , 75 ;
Stanley's list , wrought staples 75 | hooks and
eyes wire screw , 7\
| jANTiitNsliuckoic : , sr , J0.50 ; Huckoyc , Jr. ,
Hrlllliint.noo.
MOI.ASSBN UATKSStebbon's patterns dls , 70.
Oii.Ktts.Inc nnd llti , now list , ills , GO.
PICKS Ilntlroud , ndieye. . ills. GO.
Hi VETS- Wagon iiox , f ; Iron and tinned , new
list December 10 , l gl. ills UO ; copper rivets and
burrs , r > a
SCIIKWS I'lat lirtiil Iron , 70@7. > ci round head ,
now list , blued , Otic ; Hat head. bra > .s , new list ,
7Xft75c ( ; japanned , Hi conch , common or lag ,
GO10. .
Bnovu.s AND Si'ADns Ames' , ills 15.
Country I'rotliicc.
Yesterday's inarkut did not show much
change , values for the most part rtmnlnlng
steady. A few iltossed chickens arrived and
hud to be sold below the prlco of ll\e , us they
cannot be hold. Dealers are advising against
tlu < shipping of drtissi'd poultry ,
Kims Thu general market would have lobe
quoted at l-o.
HAV So much hay arrived on the market In
very poor condition nnd had to soil as low as
$8.ui per ton that the prleo of good hay was
brought down to $14.504(15.0 } per ton.
IlliTTKit The situation In the butter mnr-
ket remains practically unchanged. Supplies
me moderate nnd the host grades of country
butter sell us high us COc and even up to 22c.
PotiTitv ) lros ) ed poultry Is very llttlo
"ought after nnd Is about out of thu market.
1.1 vn chickens sold as high as Jt.Ml for old hens
and down to $ .1.50 for roosteis and mixed. Live
ducks. t2no ( > V.on. |
OAMI : A few ducks and goose are coming to
the mnrKot , but they are not In very good de
mand and have to sol1 low. Mixed ducks.
II. 00741.25 ; mallards. $2.50 ; geese , sf.1.00 ; brants
hard to sell.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1'lotir.
Omaha Milling Co. , reliance patent , f..OO ; in
vincible patent , 12.75 , I.onoStar Superlative ,
JV.40 : Snowlliikn. J2.M ) : Kanoy Tamil v , JI.Ki.
H. T. Davis Mill Co. , hlnh patent. No. 1 and
Cream. Jiso ; lllui > D. full patent , J2.55 ; Iluwk-
iiye , half patoiit , t40 ; sjicctal royal , ii.iteut ,
No. 10 , $ .1.00 ; Mlnnosota patent , JJ.81 ; Knnsns
hard wheat patent , { 2.G5 ; Nebraska spring
wheat patent. K2.l > 0.
Uskamp's leadv to rise buckwheat ( lour ,
W.25 tier case of M12-II ) packages ; buckwheat ,
In bhls , N. V. . $11.00 ; I'.Acolslor brand , J5.5D ;
blap-Jack meal , It 1.75 per cuso of oO'-lb pack
ages.
S. 1. ' . Oilman's Gold Medal , $ i.81 ; Snow White ,
K.M ; Snowlluke , $ , ' .10 ; low grade , tl.fiO ; bran ,
KrultM.
Per cnso of 24 pints U.O'di
4.50 ; per ease of 21 quarts , KOOfA.5il. (
OltANitKS l.os Angules , $ . ' . ( wg4'.75 per bo\ ;
Dual to. J2.SVWI.O ) : Ulveras. UO.O.'l.25 ; Ulver-
bldes , t.U'.V ) : i.5J ; Navels , J5.50.
Ai'i't.iN The supply light and stocks held at
Ki.ttKgfl.OU per bbl.
CitANiiEitiUKS Hell and cherry , per bbl. , $0.50
© 10.00.
I.KMONS Choice stock , per box , J5.CO ; fancy ,
$ , 'i.255.50.
PiNKAi'i't.KS Per doz. , $ .1.50.
( mi'K I'ltutT Per box , $4.nn.
HANANAS Per bunch , f l.25'LOO.
MINT Per doz bunches , 40c.
NEWOAMKOIISIA PDTATOKS Per Ib. 4c.
I'Al.lKDIl.NIA STIttNl ! HlIANS Per bOI.CO. .
CAI.IKOHNIA PKAS Per box , $ .1.50.
TOP ONIONS Per huncl ) . 25c.
OAI.IKOHNIA Asi'AUAnus Per Ib. iCc.
POTATOES Home grown , iM.O.vJM.ni ; for west
ern stock , il.20Tcl.25 ; Colorado , f l. : > ffclr : > .
PIE PLANT Pur box of 50 HH , Ji'.va..W
CAUMKi.owini Per dofj.50. .
Sl'lNAi-ll-Purlibl. $1.75.
LKI TUCK Choice stock , 40e.
KtiTAiiAnAS Mlchlcan stock , uer bu , GOc.
HEETS-l'er bushel , tl.OO.
LJAHitOTS Per bushel , $1.00.
CEI.KHV California , pur doz , $1.00.
SWEET PoTATiiS"Cholco : stock is held at
14.25 per bbl ; seed potatoes , $ . ' ( . ) per bbl
HAIIISIIIS : Per doz bunches , 404jc.
PAIISNIP.S Per bushel , $1,00.
( 'AliliAnE Per Ib , 2'42iC. !
CUCUMIiKHS Per do/ . $ ! ,5U2.00.
llEANS-Mcdlums , $ J.GO ; navy , IJ.75.
No. 1 No. 1 No. 1
l.np.'O. Medium Small.
Itaceoon . f 75 I ta t 40
.Mink . 70 ! & 40
Hkunk , liluck , ciMcd. . . . 70W f.0
Hkunk , slmrt stripe , oil (0 ( W
hkunkiiiir'w trlpocsd 40 85
Skunk , bronil Htrlpociil 20
Kox , cro < , ( lark . 2 00 1 H ) 1 00
Fox , red . 00M 1 00 75
00M 75a
KOI. urny . M M ) a )
Wolf , mountain . i eu 75
Wolf , prairie . 85 70 ta
Heaver , prtriic , per ukln 7 00 & to sra
Heaver , No. 2 , per skin li ( X ) : i 2.'i 1 ; a
Otter . r. oo 30J
l.ynx . 2 00 1 25 75
Wildcat . ) 25OS 10
Opossum . 12 OS 05
12m OS4.'i
m 4.'i 30
WolTorlno 4 (10 H U ) 2 00
Hear , black 2l ) W ) 1000 MX )
Hear , drizzly 1000 ( > IX ) 4 00
Hear , bronn 4 OU 2 UU 1 00
Hear , cuhs 4 00 2W 1 00M
Marten 203 1 OH M
rinlior A ( X ) 4 00 2 ta
H'kH'n.lnd.dr's'il , perlb t .V)0 75
Deer , Hiiuiruur , per Ih . , 25
Deer , fall , jicrlt ) . I.Vri 20
Deer , winter , perlb .
Deer , gr'n s'lt'lpcrpeo 2.V31
Antelope , per Ih . 1213
Klk.pcrlb .
Woor < Kansas , Nebraska nnd Territory-
Unwashed : 1'lne , nveriigo. 12 to l.'io ; choice. 15
to IGc ; medium , average , 18 to20c ; choice , 22 to
24o ; iiuiirtor liluod , average. 17 to 2jo ; choice ,
20to22c ; course , iivorngo , 15 to Ific ; ehoico , lit
to Ibo ; cotts and rough , average , 12 tt > Ho ;
choice. 14 to I5c ; seedy or hurry , choice , 12 to
14c ; black , choice , 15 to I7c : bucks and very
heavy line , choice , li ) to 12o. Unwashed comb-
lug and delaine 1'lno delaine , aveiage , 14 to
lUc : choice. Hi to 18c ; medium ilehilnc. average ,
20to2Io ; eholce , 20 to'c : medium combing ,
average , 20 to 21o ; ehoico , 20 U ) 22o ; quarter
blood combing , average. 17 to l.-o ; eholce , IH to
20u ; eoarbo combing , average , 15 to 17u ; choice ,
17 to IPu ; braid , average , 12 to 14c ; choice , 15 to
Kic. Tub washed Choice , 26 to 30o ; average ,
25 toSSo ; coarse , 20 to25c.
HONT.S In Car Lots Only Dry bulTalo , per
ton , $ lfi.OOlR)3 ( ) ; dry country , bleached , per
ton , $10.00ii.K : ( ) ; dry country , damp and
meaty , per ton , { S.OOHIO.IO. Thcso jirlces are
far bones wclghcil and delivered lu Chicago.
HIDES No. 1 green salted hide.5 ! { < ff.v4'o. :
No. 2. 4iS4Jc ! ; No. 1 green salted hides , 25 to 40
Ibs , 51J 54o ; No. 2,4 < 34'io ; No. 1 veal eulf , 8 to
15 Ibs , Btfe ; No. 2 , Ge ! ; No. 1 dry Hint hides ,
77'io ' ; No. 2 , AWe ; No. 1 dry baited hides ,
5 < 8rc.
SHEEP PKI.TR Orcen suited , each : i5c@$1.25 ;
green salted shearlings ( shoit woolcd early
skins ) No. 1 , each 5uV.'uc : dry shearlings ( shoit
woolod early skins ) No. I. each fx&lOc : dry
shearlings ( shoit woolod early skins ) No 2 ,
each 5c ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pelts , per Ib actual weight , 10 ®
14c ; dry Mint Colorado butcher wool pelts ,
porlb , actual weight , 10l21' c ; dry ( lint Col
orado miurlan wool pelts , per Ib , actual
weight. hCTr-lOu ; dry pieces and bucks , actual
weight , 7Sllc. )
CiirrontH of Commerce.
The. I.ce-Clark-Andrcos > on hardware com
pany have moved Into their new iiuarturs at
the corner of Thirteenth and Harnoy streets.
Thu building has been lutely enlarged for
their special use , another story being added.
This gives tliuin five Doors and a basumont , or
more than double the bpuco ullorded by their
old building.
Books en B cod
CURED and S ; ln dis
eases f roo.
THE S W I FT
MY BOY.
SPEC FIG CO , .
ATL-NrAGA.
Swift's Spec fie S. S. S. cur il my
llttlo b y o. ' ( Ofi fn\t \ , firm wlilrli ho
liiitl RillTotei ! uloiif ; li'i ' o I i Mined
tlio Lcs i hyi i.'i.in i nil 10 t .u.iiul
tlos of intidic run witlictf , i\i.l' ' . A
few lotlcH ! of tj. S. S. illd tlio wo.k
IIo Is now i n'oyiiif : tlio LIB o' lii'a'.tli
and lias i ot had any sy.nplomj of the
il'i c.iso for oor a ) ear.
W. A. Clayton , Add o , N. 0.
SOUKS ON BLOOD AND SKIH DISCASCS fK f ,
Tlio Slrl Min Illi- ' o tl il fi ria
SOUTH OMAHA !
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
A. D. Boyer & Co
tS-W Kxcbango lluiming ,
Boutli Omaha.
B. J , Coffrnau , Siu.loy Hunter & Groou ,
30 Exchange llullcliag
MKxchange
BoulUOoudu , 8 utU ODIUM ,
OMAHA
' and Jobbers'
DIRECTORY.
DIOYOLE3.
M' ° MXON'
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AUPorrigo&Oo.
AlIJI.keJAIH'rlcc..AIl"l < % J'cIe'foM on Mo"tll"r
I'ntti. I'njtueuti.
1315 Dodso Street.2C0741'nrnnm St.,0ni.ilia.
BOpK BINDERS & STATIONERS.
Omaha Republican Printing Oo. ,
Law Itlofi , b.ink mppllei , amt CTcrylhlng la lha
prlatlnit Una.
10th and Dougln itrojti.
Ackermann Bros. & Hointzo ,
Printers , binders , clactrotrpcri , blank book rnnau *
fncturers ,
street , Omnhn.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CORNIf B.
Eagle Oornico Works F , Euempin
Uanu f actu rer of Gal Tan- Galranlzed Iron cornices ,
lied Iron Cornlca. Uormor window * , door
Window caps , motatlcskr- caps , flntals , otn. Tlu
oto. 1110 anil 111 ] Iron and tlato roofor.
811 rarnara. St.
DRY GOODS.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo.
.Illustrated Catalogue
frco.
1C14 Capitol Avenue.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. Q. Northwall ,
Martin Oo , , General western agent
Corner Jones and 9th sts. Hkandla Plow Co ,
Omaha , Neb. 1349-1.1M Bherman uvo.
FLOUR.
Broken Bow Roller E. T. Davis Mill Oo. ,
Milling Oo. . C. U. Underwood ,
Office and warehouse , Manager nt Omaha.
1012 N. ICth street. Cor. 6th and Jackson sts.
8. F , Oilman , Clemens Oskamp ,
M'f'K ' of ready to ralsa
IOIIN. 10th strait. Klap Jack Me.il. rlnasl .
cakes In th world.
C.B. BIack.Manager. _ . 1207-12153. irjth utrol *
Omaha Milling Co. ,
Merchant Millers.
Olllco and mill , I'M North
ICtH Btioct
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stona Pur- Ohas. Shiverick & Oo.
niture Oo. , Kurnltura and Carpots.
Furniture nnd carpets ,
1116-1119 Karnam street , 120C-1210 Farnarn St.
Beobo & Kunyan Fur
niture Oo.
Successors to C.A. llccbo
& Co. .
Graca nnd 13th Sts.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & Loomis , J. T. Robinson Notion
Co. ,
[ otbers and Importers of dents' furnlshlnz gools.
notions and furnishing in'f'K celebrated brinj
goods , "lluckskln" ovoralli ,
pants , shirts , coits. to.
1111 Howard street. Cor. 12th and Howard sts.
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Kennnrd Glass and J. A. Fuller & Oo. ,
Paint Oo , , iiusUi .StrJJt ,
1403-141' l Harnoy street.
Ouiauk , Neb. Omahx
William Oumraings , Blake , Bruca & 0j.
Urt-WJ lA ) TonwortU it.
.
117 sod 019 South 10th St. ,
Omaha , Neb. Omaha , Neb.
GROCERIES.
Paxtou & Qallaghor , Meyer & Raapke ,
7Q6-T11 B. 10th stroat , 1103-UOi Harnoy street ,
Omaha , Neb. Omaha , Neb.
D , M. Bteelo & Oo. , Sloan , Johnson & Oo.
iith nnd I/oivciHTurtU :
Jones street ,
UOl-1205 slieuts ,
Omaha , Nob. Omahtt , Neb ,
Allen Bros , , McOord , Brady & Co. ,
1114 Harnoy street , I3th and Ua-fonwortb ,
Omaha. Nub. Omaha , Nu'jraika.
GRAIN AND
" TontrayTBsyanT I S. A. MoWhorter
Ilnikari , iirnlu , provMonn 512 l t Natl Hank llrokor
Biiil > ll-ln ill H. llth 1'rlvnto wires to New
tt. I'rlvntuwlru tu L'h | . Yurk , Cliloago iunl ht.
turn. Ht. IxjulJ aiiU Now Ixiuls , t'nsh grain
Vurk. bought for nil innrki'ts
Oookrell Bros. '
Deckers. 1'rlviito wires
tu New Yurk , Chicago , V
HI. Louis. H | > cclnl niton *
tlou given to triuk bids
ou grata , lit Nal'1 liimk.
Hugh 0 , Olark ,
Oonl Western Auent
Dupont'f Spotting Uun
i.owilor , Atlas hl lioiplo-
lyr .Illastlng caus.f nil.
1218 llnrucy stroat.
"HARDWAUM.
Rootor&WllholmyOo LooOlarkAndroosoa
HardwAre Oo.
Cor. 10th nl Jackiun sts ,
11081110 Harney str * * ! ,
Oiuaba. Ouah * .Stb.
FUR , WOOL , HIDES , TALLOW.
Qco. Oberno & Oo. , J , 8. Smith & Oo , ,
(138. Uth street ,
Il03-im I.giTonrrorth ss.
Omaha. Omaha.
Paxtoti & ViorlinR Omaha Safe & Iron
. Iron Work ? , Works
wrought ami cast Iron ,
bullillnzwork , cnglnos , Manuf'rs flro anil burclaf
brass wotk , go no ml proof nnfo , vaults , Jill
fniiiutry , niachlua nnl work , Iron shutters ami
blnck-inlth work. U , 1 * . tire cir.ipot U , An *
Hy anunthst. Orcen,14lh.l Jackson sti
Actno Iron and Wire Wilson & Drake ,
Work ?
, M'fg tubul.ir flues , fir *
'ron. wlro and briss w'ks. box boilers , tnnki. oto.
5US Itsihslriieu
ff. lloehl , - 1'roprlotor. TU'co nnl loth streets.
LITHOGRAPHING.
Rees Printing Oo.
Lithographing , t'rlnlln *
and Illank Hooks ,
lllh and Howard Sts.
LIQUORS.
Her & Oo. , William D.\rst ,
Liquor Merchant * Wines , Liquors aud Cl *
HUllarney street. .
Maiiufaitur'rs IC > mnoJy'i Kirs.
Kust India Hitlers. 1313 Knrniln BU Oraahi
R. R. Grotto , Frank Dollono & Co , ,
Importer and Jobbur of *
Liquors and ( IcnulnoNo
Wines nnd Liquors.
1020 and It/ . ' . ' I'nrimm Ht. v\di : Cigars.
1'rlco lists on application IMS Douglas Street.
L , Kirscht& Oo. , A. Friok&Oo , ,
Wholcralo It IquorHoiler Wholesale LtquorDculcri
1011 v.irtnm sirwr. BOI-60JB 10th St.
LUMBER.
0. W. Douglass & Oo. John A , Wakefioltl ,
Imported. American , IrN
Hardwood Lumber , Innd ContentMII wnukea
lldraullc Cement nud
1310 North ICth Stroll. ( Oulncy White Lime.
Charles R , Lee , Wyatt-Bullard Lumber
Hardwood lumber , wood
carpets nnd parquet ber Oo.
flooring.
Ota and Douglas. th nndltard Streets ,
Oady & Gray. Louis Bradford ,
Lime , Co-nont , KM. , " ! Lumber , lime , cementeta
Cor. nth nnl 3 Douglas street.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
MUSIOAtj INSTRtJAI3Nr3 , ETO
Mas Meyer . Bro. Oo. A , IIo3po , Jr. ,
MTV Jewelers , dealers In I'lanos , Organs , Artist ?
musical Instruments ,
utc. , Materials , Etc. ,
Farnaia and ICth. ! CI3 Douclas EtrooV ,
CEMENT AND LIME.
J. J. Johnson & fo
2188. 13th stMJS ,
Omaha , Nob.
OYSTERS.
Consolidated Tank A , Booth Packing Oo. ,
Line Oo , Oysters , 0 > h and canned
KOOds.
Refined nnd luhrlcstlnt
oils , axle cre'tso , otu. 1303 Lcavcnworth. _ )
A. 11. lllsliop , Man uor.
PAPER.
P. T. HUGHES ,
WHOLESALEOASHCOMMISSION
Klgln and Western Creamery roll butler nnl
egK < . ID.lMi A 1 empty e K cusen , with Illlors , for
mile cheap urcicliango for eggs nt market prlte.
Wrlto for particular * . U2d uid 13U ) IClh
liau r , Colorado.
