rilE OMAHA DAILY BEifc THURSDAY , MAY 26 , 1892 ,
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THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Traders in the Trovision Til Attracted At
tention Yesterday ,
PORK , RIBS AND LARD ADVANCED
Morn Thnn Thirty Thousand Hoc * nt tlio
Innln Hull no Drprrailni ; in : ° cct on
Vrlceo nnd the llriiln
Cituicil thu Itlse.
CHICAGO. III , , May 8A frantic scramble
In thu piovtslon jilt ted n y ntitrlvallcd any
thing diiiio uy tlio wheat unil corn crowds
For two or thrco days llio looiil scalpers Imvo
played for a break In prices nnd , wlillo creat
ing ix uliort Interest , failed , to depress prices
to tiny extentTlio chief obstacle anpe.irul
lobo tlio llrni nnd advancing gr'iln markets.
When thu liirao rccolln ) of i.0.0.0 hogs this
morning ( tilled tu br 'iik prices ut. tlio yards
nnd Din tmukGrs showed u disposition to con
tinue tlio buying of ribs tlicro was alarm
unions flborts. Then tbc uriiln imirULtR inndo
iiqulik bulge nnd started tirlccs to recovery.
Ilrokcrs ( or Armour. Cnduliy mid other pack
ers helped the buy.ug along. Mitchell tind
nihcrH from the grain trndu buuzht pork fir
the advance. Altogether thu d.icltcmont was
Intcnsu nnd prices ent up sharply. The ad-
Minci ) ixMiounted to r.e ! In pork.Me In ribs
nnd i > Ha in Inrd. Luttr In the dny. wnen
Rruln inarkutR wonkoned , thuro wni a sot-
nck In imnlsIotiH ulto. I'urk closed about
Ii'/iu o\ci yesterday , ribs liiliu and lurd viJo !
up.
up.llnslncfif In wliont wns only moderate. The
orcnliiK wns weak and pr'cesGHc lower , then
LocnniuHtronevr niil pilcus nillled l c. again
cased oir , ( cciliilni : Hie , IliicltiatlnK Hll litly
r.nd cloicd nbunt ! Je lower than vcstordtiy.
'ilie ( Inner oixnlnsuna duo to brlpht and
\\nrincr ueullur hero nnd loner cable ad
vices. Advices fiom several points In the
nortliuefil reported cicarand wnrincrwo ither
up tliere. Hut at tlio decline u sharp demand
< lu eloud | , u food many huylnz orders being
received from the southwest Cased. It was
olaln.cdon unfavorable leportsot thOBtow-
ing crop.
Advlica from fit. I.nulR claimed th it tlio
next state report would show a loss of U points
In condition. 1'rkes rallied sh.irplyM.mt when
nn olTort WHS mndo to leull/e prices decline ; !
nnd the advance was entire y lost. Operators
nro not Inclined to do much nt present ex
cepting In a small speculative way , there bu-
Inx a disposition to await developments.
' 1 ho aliened lulling olT of the llutuh bill was
n bull iiriMimcnt today , while a strong bear
card WHS ihe rumor of an Important failure
In London.
Coin transaction ! were In the i-.uln for local
nccouot. niul on tbc Improved wheat lioro 11 rut
trades wi-ro nt from JJo to Jio doellno. Thu
iiiarltitho\\o\cr.soonsold un from Ic to lse ! on
ulsimtches spcaklnRof clouds nnd In sympa
thy with the bulge In wlieat and provisions ,
but did not hold , declining soon afterwards
from IJSo to lae , chanted some nnd closed
with July & 0 lower. May was firmer at from
CTio toO c , uut wns seldom mentioned , The
Brent quantity of "dry" corn predicted for
this innrKot this \\ecU has not yet made Its
appearance. The largest amount forono day
M curs , or about Ifl.Oao bu. was on the track
today. Only thrco more days remain until
bunday , and the Monday holiday will Inter
fere , the market ending on Tuesday. Wlllard
bad a dispatch annotincltm that a train loud
of No. 2 corn had Jptt BuITalo for thli market
to 111) ) Mar shorts noro.
Oats opened about ? io lower. Improved fjc ,
then lost nearly all of the advance , following
wheat and corn closely nil thu tlnra. 'lite
bhoris In the current month worn rather cov
ered or satisfied to await developments.
I'rollit3 ( wore slow , thogriiln markets being
too far out of line for shippers to operate.
Hates to Huffalo wore l ? o for wheat uuilJo
for corn ,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wliont ,
JO ) cars ; corn , ] 05 cars ; oats , 185 cars ; hogs ,
OU.OOJ head ,
The leading futures ranzad as follows :
Cash quotation1) were us follows :
Ji.ODii-Mrm , but nominally unchanged ;
winter patents. Jl.2Cia4.40 : winter straights ,
H.M ; spring patents. W.Mxai CO.
WliKAT-No. 2 sprInr.82i [ ! < iWJo ! : No. 3 spring ,
f. o. b. . 77KO700 ; No. S red. S8'/ia30o.
COUN Higher ; No. 2. 4U < 266c ; No. 3 yellow ,
OATB-NO. a 32 fo ; No. S white , 354Mo } ; No ,
Swhlto , f. o. Ix. ajJiSWiUc.
RVE-No.,78c.
UAIII.ET No. 8. OOiiOSo ; No. 3. f. o. b. , 4&302c ;
No. 4 , f. o. b.,48ffi50c.
FIMX SKKD No. 1 , $1,00.
TIMOTIIV SEED-l'rlmo , fl.SOOI.34.
1'OHK-Mcss. per bbl. . I0.1.010.21.'H : lard , per
ICO Its. . i.32 > ® : : short ribs , sides ( loose ) .
l lMtSO.-J'S ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) , K K5
(1150114 ( : short clear sides ( boxed ) , jaiTJjetUO ;
\ \ -UIstllloiH'llnlshed goods , pur gal. !
Gu'qAii-Onh loaf , 4o ! ; granulated , 4Jic ;
st.mdnrd"A4io. ?
liccelpts and Bhlpmcnts today were as fol-
Omnlin I'roduco Market.
HIDES , KTC. No. 1 green hides , He : No. 1
preen salted hides. 4@lio ! ; No. 2 croon salted
hides. iKftlUc : No J grnon salted hides , 5 to 40
Jus. , 4 < ft4Hu ; No , i ! grcou salted hides , 2J to 40
Ibs , . Lffiajio ; a 1 voul calf , 8 to 15 Ibs. , Co : No , 2
yoaleal. H to 15 Ibs. . 4u : No , l nrv Hint hides.
7c : No. ' . ' dry Hint hides. Do : No. 1 dry salted
hlncs. waoo : bheep pulls Orcon salted , each ,
r > 3Cttl.U5 ; green salted shearlings ( short
wooled early skins ) , each , 15Sio ; dry shear
lings ( sliort woo led early skins ) No. I , ouch ,
MMOoi dry sbour.lngM ( sliort wooied early
Bklna ) , No. S. each , 5c ; dry Hint Kansas and
Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
J eight. lC < ai4JJo : dry illntKunsua nnd Nebras
ka murrain wool pelts , per Ib. . actual weight ,
8& Xci dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts ,
per Ib. , actual weight , 10l3Ko ; dry Hint Colorado
rado murrain wool polls , perlo , actual weight ,
J < SICo ; dry pieces and bucks , 'actual weight.
Te. ' ) Tallow und grooao Tallow. No. 1. av ®
< o : tallow. No. ' . ' . il JUo : grease , white A. 4oi
creiiee. white II , inicj crcuee. yellow , 3o :
Krenee. dork. S ci old butter. liVJei beeswax ,
prlinp , 1C ® .So : rough tallow , Ii4i ! e.
1'oui.Tiiv-Old fowls , A60tt4.00 per doz. or 0 ®
Bo per ib. . Iho weight.
JiUTiKii-Soino of Iho best country butter
pocs at 13l4o , but anything that falls below
Unit goes to the packnre utuc.
I liuiTS Oaltfornla Ulvorslde oranges , M.50 ;
wuBhlngtnn navaiH , 11.60 ; fair to choice lem
ons , K-J.W (24 ( oo ; funcy lemons , 14.50 : bananas.
crated , J.oo4i.50 ; Klorldn tomatoes , J4.ot ®
4 60 per cruto of six baskets ; pineapples , ( . ' .50
YtOKTAiiMcs California cabboge. ' . ' ' o per
lu. In crutes : homo grown lettuce , Ai ®
40o jier doz. ; southern onions. U.50
licr blil.t llormiida I exes , I2.2i : Nebraska
iiiuid nkkcd leans , Jl.avaiUO ; medium , J1.50 ®
1,00 ; Co or n do and wcbtorn Nobruska uota-
toua. 6'JQ.GOe ; iiatlvu potatoes. 40lSe ; LU.ia
beaim , 4o per Ib , ; nlnach , > . ' .5Cyoo per bbl. ;
radliihca , 35414 e : ploiilant , 'Jo per Ib , ; now Cal-
1 fornla potatoes , SJiwi"4o per Ib. ; cuoumberu ,
tl.50purdoz.
bTHAwiiKiiitiKS Oholco stock suitable for
( hipping , none too plenty ; fl.l04iJ.lX ) .
New York Market * .
New VOHK. May S5. ruiim-Recelpts , 34,107
pkSB.i oxiiorti , 7.705 bbls. , 1U.-J78 sacksi market
uiibuttled , but moderately active , elty mills
lower : sales , 2H.7oU Lbln.
OOIIH HEAI , Moderate demand , steady.
. WllBAT Uoeolpts. l'44.400 bu.l uxportB , 10,530
uu.i Dales , alU5tiOO bu. uf futures , IT'.OOO bu. ot
cpot tipot unsettled , closing steady , inodor-
ate demund ; No. 2 red , 07WJOo nlluut ; Wl < a
WWo f. o. b. ; ungraded rod , Kl'iiiWoi No.
northern , UliiQlUUct No. i ! northern , b"o ; No
U Chicago , uajUOOla ; No. 2 illlwaukeu. M > Ko
No. U spring , tUUo. Options were mouer-
ntely nethe , deollnlng early ( iiiVS
on easier cubic * , advanced Htil'i
un liiiu.Tltip now * from the southweit and re
portu that tiu < iintl-ontlon bill had been laid
i. side , dfi'lliied * i4il' o on lower cables , reported -
ported failure In London and generally fmor-
"bloi-roli nows. closing weak. No. ' 'red and
May , umc. c using , Who ; June , ftiydiUllie ;
Ji'lV.OifsQ'UKc , eloiIugtilVio ; August. Uj to
t K . closing 10''e ; ticptember , UOSQOlUc.
( lumuu | M > et Octobrr , UIHc ; December. OJi ) < a
tui v. cloiiulU'iV ; ; | Aluy ( IbJJJUJj.ttt , , closing
c. ' , ,
Kvi'-i-cnri'e , higher ; western , fcaSOo ; sulei ,
S.iiio tuchiern iitiu. ' .
lUni.hv MAITOuil. .
C'OKN Jiteeliitk. K.7C2 bu.t oxporti. 7u.au
tu i ule , 1,475,0.0 bu. uf fulurtm ! JJ.CKK ) bu. of
ipuu bpot ttuKblt.cd , lower uud dull ;
C.1c In olovatori ( WilMc nfloati ungraded mixed )
57Se : slcaliiPr mixed , M'ltO-o. Upllons fairly
nrm out HWto dccllno on foreign export
news , clotlnir weak ! Mny ( CSKlo , ( .losing nt
We ; .lune , ftlUtt'H' . closlni ntM'C ! Jill5 ?
c. cioslim at.Wc : Aucmt. 5Hi4M2 } { < ' . eioi-
i September , 611i4l5'ie. closing at
.
OAT < ( Kpcelpts , RH lee bu. ! oxportii. 1.3f9 bn. :
sale * , inojoou bu , of futures : 8.01U bu nf spot.
Hiot | higher , senrco ; options quiet ; Mny. 37Ii (
ilfc. oIo liiK ntl7 ! ! < o ; June , : i7'ic. cloilng ntiic : ;
July , HOl4 < a-'Ki'.fe. ctoslnir at lo ? e : September ,
IKc. Spot Mo. 2 while , 40 lc mixed western , 'M
R.wi < c : white WMtorn. yS'iUMJ'ic.
llAV-Qulet ; sliltipliigJMiSOcigood to choice
655 ? "I Ic.
llors-Qiilot.
SftiAit-Hiiw , moderately acllvo , firm : sales ,
n,0.'l bugs ccutrifugnK Wl test , a ll-l ( > e ; 1.800
hngq and " 00 tons molnsics ituur. f < 0 teat. S9 c |
rcflnou , active , firm : No. 7 , U 1.MOU31S-1GC ! No.
H. .lycWiio : No. oi ; ii-it 3 id-ide ; No. in.y c ;
No. llil-Ka.ni-lc : ) ( ( ! No. U : ) ! SQ3'iCI No. 111.
HUWiyc : inoiild , 4l-lt.l4 ) ( ( Il-Ific ; standard , A :
4f-jXtS4 ( 7-ltiu : confoetluiifrV A , 4' ci rut lonf ,
Ml'i'ic : crushed. 55W'se ' : powder"d , 4a , < iJ4'iC !
griiniil.itcd , 4\a-'S ( ( ; ; euboi. 4 O-K/3.4 ll-lbc.
Mnt.AsiFH loiolgn , dull ; New Orleans ,
ntciidy , tlrm.
Idcc-rirni , acthc. . . . .
I'KTIIOI.UUM steady , quiet ; united closed at
CiJ'jo for June.
CoTToxsrKO On , I'lrm , qulot ; crude , COkloi
yeMow , lIHic.
TAl.Miw-Qulct , onsy at4J e.
Tuiii'K.STiNK IJull , easy iitJM'iS.lle. '
Ktios Oulet and wenUeri western fair to
prlnio , 10' 17'ia : leeclpts , ll/JU ? packages
HtDBS htondy and qulot.
POHK Steady. .
Cur MRtTi-l'Irni : middles , nrmor ; short
clear , 7O7'.e.
liAitii Klrotigcr and quiet ; western Mcam
closed at tJj"4 ( ! ; sales , ! M tlcrci'ii uptlnns
ijles , ftV ) tierces : Mny. $035 bid : JUIIP. Ji.4 ( ( ! ;
July , IO.7tf5JO.7J , closing at0.70 bid ; August ,
la 7 , : September , to 74.
HUTTKH Quiet and weak : western dairy ,
NVil7c : western creamery , IGOISe ; lilgln , Me.
CiiKMK-Modorato ucm.ind ; nuout steady ;
pnrt skims , ! ! ® 0c.
1'Kl IIION bicndy : American , 514.73(310.23. (
Coi'l'Clt Qulot : fake. I1J.1WJ14.03.
LEAD Dull ; domestic , ) .WLBI JTVi.
TIN Steady ; straights , t3l.40Jl.W.
HI. I.onld Jlnrltetn.
ST. I.out ? , Mo. . Mny S5.-ri.ouu Firm but
unchnmiud.
WHEAT Cnsh higher. PfiJiOS options declined
? © ! iO early , then iceo\ered and advanced
lJc ! , but later brolu und closed Uo below
yestcidny ; May closed utBje ; July , Hli ! < iiS.'c ;
August , HJQWliio.
COIIN Ciish higher , ROH&'ilo : options fot-
ov , cd tvhcat and closed &u under yesterday ;
MIIV closed 5Uo nominal ; June , 4JJ e ; July ,
4a'4Ci fcoptombor , 4.V.
OATS Ail vaiiccd early but closed lower ; No.
2 cash. 'Uo bid ; .May. : M"ic bid ; July , 31'ic.
HVK rirmcr , b4c bid.
IlAlti.EV No market.
IIIUN Quiet ; Olc.
IIAV Hnslcr ; prulrlc , JOCOOrD.OO ; timothy ,
JI.l004J17.iO. f
LEAD Steady ; cnsli and June , SI.OT15 ; chem
ical sold at 14 10.
rt.AXSEKU Firmer : 81.01.
llUTTEti AMI Koos Unchanged. -
UoitNMMUs- firm ; $2.t3'J.75. !
Winsicv Illcher ; $ l.l.r .
llAaotNO AND COTTON TIES Unchanged.
I'lio VISIONS I'lrm uud higher ; pork , J10.75 ®
11.00.
liAiiD-tJ.05@0.10 ( for butchers ; 80.25 for
choice shipping. ,
Dliv SALT MKATS-LOOSO shoulders , J4.12J4 ;
long crlLs , tG.'S ; shorts , JO.M ; boxed lots , I'lc
noro.
lUcoS Shoulders , 15.75 ; longs. $0.75 ; cribs.
fl.HiJ ; shorts , 87.00 : sugar cured hums , SU.oo < a
0.50.
0.50.UKCEIPTS Flour , 2.0GO His. ; wheat , 20,000 bu. ;
corn , 18,000 bu. : oats , lUOOJ bu. ; rye , none ;
barley , LOW bu.
Sini'MF.NTS Flour. 4,000 Ibs. : wheat , l.COO bu. :
corn. ? > , WO bu. ; oats , 7,000 bu. ; tyo and barley ,
none. _ _ _ _ _
Kansas City Markets.
KAN3AsCiTY. Mo , May 2T > . WnuAT Moro
active and higher ; No. Z hard , 71B7Je ; No. 2
rcd , 08Ulo.
COUN Lower ; mlxea , 44c ; white , 47c.
OATs-Weak ; No 2 , a2'/5e. '
HVE Easier ; No. ' . ' , 08Mc.
I'IAXSEHP 04o on the basis of pure ,
llltAK Steady : sacked , 04c ,
HAV Unchanged.
HFCEMMSVheut , 1,2CO bu. ; corn , 2,400 liu ; ;
oats , 1,000 bu.
bini'MK.vrs Wheat , 21,000 bu , ; corn , 10,000
t > u. ; oats , 10,000 bu.
I.lxcrpool Markets.
LivEnrooi * May 25 Wheat Steady ; de
mand poor : holdcis offer modern toly ; No. 1
California , 7s 4d per cental : red western
spring. Cs UdGOi OVid per cental ; No. 2 red win
ter. Us lOdSlisi lid.
COIIN Firm ; demund fair ; No. 2 mixed , 4s
Od.
CHEESE American finest white , now. 3s per
cwL ; American finest colored , now , 5s per owt.
TALLOW FIDO Amorlcnn , 25s per cwt.
Manchester Commercial Review.
MAKCIIESTEII , May 25. The Guardian , In Its
commercial article , says ; The tune of the
market is subdued and the hopes of Improve
ment have not boon realized. The dullness Is
mostly duo to the Inactivity In the India do-
maud. Shirtings are quiet but steady. There
Is a better Inquiry for printing cloths. 1'rlcos
uro unchanged. Yarns spun of American cot
ton show no Improvement. Spinners , however -
over , are flrin. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i
Coiloo Market.
NEW YOHK , Mar 23. Options opened steady
at 10 points down to 5 points up , closing steady
and unchanged to 10 points down. Hales. 20.250
bags , Including May. fl2.a.VU12.40 ; June , fll.85 ®
11.1)5 : July , tll.G5Oll.75 ; August , tll.00ll.u ;
September. Jll.60fflll.70 ; October. HI.004J11.70 ;
December , Sll.COjill.Ci. Snot Uio dull but
utoady ; No. 7 , (13.10.
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MiNNHAroLis , Minn. . May S5. July wheat
closed lower after gaining ? io ; cash not as
strong todny , No. 1 northern selling within u
range of Uo ; coarse uralns Rcnerally strong.
Kccolpls , 1H5 ears. Close : May , Bljie ; July ,
Cotton Market.
a. , May 25. Qulot ; middling ,
7io ! : low mlddllnK , 0 l-lOo ; good ordinary ,
GU-lOo ; not rccolptH , 250 bales ; tross. U23 bales ;
exports to Great llrltlun , COO bales : coastwise ,
1,5U1 balOH ; sales , BOO baler stock , 140,200 bales.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI , O. , May 25. WIIBAT Better de
mand : No. a rod , b7Hc.
COIIN btrongor ; No. 2 mixed , 49(5 } ( 50o.
OATS-Strong and higher : No. 2 mixed , 35o.
\\HlBKt 1\.15. \
Toledo Grain Market.
TOLEDO , O. , Muy 25. WHEAT Easier : No. 2
casli.Ule ,
COUN Steady ; No. 3 cash and May , 53o.
OATS I'lrm and steady ; oash , Mju. !
Kc\v York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YOHK , May 25. Kusiness In dVy goods
wus of better report , the result ot better
weather , delayed demand being Drought for
ward , Tbcio was no now development ,
1'orolKii Oil Market.
LONDON , May 25. CALCUTTA. LI.VSEED 38s 3d
per quarter.
LINBKEU OIL 16s per owt.
Xuui'liNTiNE SI-HUTS 24s per cwt.
. Traders' Talk.
OIUCAOO , III. , May 2J.-CounBOln.nn & Diy
to Cockroll llroa. : Wheat started > u
lower on local prcsauro , advanced Uio with
general buying oicaaloiiou by shorts covering
ou reports of crop damage by Hoods und uu-
tivo speculation Induced by the reported
probable defeat ot the Hatch bill , became top-
hea\y on depressed cables and
a reported failure lu London , and
Dually broke on profess onul and
fitop order selling , closing weak at the
low point ou line weather predictions. Corn
opened lower , but recovered sharply for nil
futures on Indications of further manipula
tion in cash and May corn , Heavy realizing
by longs when other markets weakened
caused the last advance in speculative
futures. There ought to bo a dcoilno if thu
wuathor Improves , but wo udvUo caution
ngulnst short nulling. Oats followed corn
closely , udvuuolng So early auu losing the
udvunco at tbo close. Provisions were- bid up
by puckers , who sola when the bidding by
aborts became urgent , but tbo market closed
toady and higher.
bTOCKU AND UUNUS.
Less Anliimtlou W * Shomi In Trading
yesterday Than Usual ,
NEW YOHK , May 2i-Tho stock market to
day was still lest animated but thnro was u
gratifying ohungo In the temper ot the deal-
Inns from weakness to itroiigth , thodorjaiid
from the ports causing thu placliu of prices
In tbo general lUt upon a materially higher
piano , which event continued manipulation
ot thu grangers for lower prices was about to
restrain , Speculation , In fact which wus mil
kept almost wholly uf u professional oharaa-
tcr , shows mcro strength , which comes from
the fuel thut stocku.woro hold In strong hands
which an long as the present rate * of money
uro maintained uro Impregnable , and raids
and drhes ot uli sorts , while producing
for u moment rawer prices according to their
uoverlty. bring no long Hoc Us tu market , uud
It hut become a noted fact thut prlcon of late
roco > orcd on a much tmaller volume of busi
ness than tholr decline. The market toduy
wus notivu in RUOIS , und the curly bear mini
IpulatloiiM of the grangers , the Increase lu the
Itlchmoud& Woat I'olut necurltles owing to
thu ray ut hope altered by the Blronz-Tuomua
Pluu , which resulted lu u sharp advance litho
the atoulu ot ihe company , and tbo spui
among tbo coal shares in the sttoruoon wuio
thu prlnclp il features of the day ,
The ktruuii undertone , however , wui marloi
nt nil tlinc , oven wlillo the prices of the
grangers were declining. Opontiu prices wcro
Jndcr the Influence of a further demand from
.ho forelincrs and the shorts were nil from 'S
> or cent to { per cent bettor thnn
: ho figures ot last nlirht nnd further Imiirove-
rnent was mndo during Iho first hour , which
Brought prices up to a level , which wns In but
Few cnsoi Riirpns < od during the rest of the
lay. A check wns t Ivcn to flio nilvnnco by
the drive nt the grangers In which both St ,
I'aul and Hock Island were specially promi
nent for woiUncis hut the limit ( it this
rcichcd Iho entire market , for the sllsht reaction
action moved forward again , thoiuh the nro-
nress made was slow for the remnludor of the
day , The special feature at this tlmo wns the
rapid rlsa in Cordngu proforrcd , which stio-
cccdcd In almost catching uu with tlio com
mon before the close of the dny , but Inter the
coal stocks again resumed thu leadership lu
Lho markot. Union I'aclflo was also a strong
Feature nnd the losses In the grantors wnro
then nridu up with nomothlug to Hparo. The
niarkot Hnnlly otoscd with a spurt of activity
under renewed covering and very strong at
the highest prices of the dny.
( lovernmont bonds dull and easy.
The 1'ostsail ! Very tow difficulties hnvo
) cen placed by the professional bull traders
In the w ny of ensy Lonr covering. There Is no
concerted bidding up on prices ngnlnst mich n
demand. And yet the oflort ot the market's
recent sellers to get back tholr stock Is nt
once nttcndnd by n shnrp iccovory In prices.
This wns the oloso today nnd It furnished n
ilaln Illustration of the market's u\orsold
condition. A murliet based solely upon tbo
llsposltlon of the short Interest to cover Is not
Ikoly to bo n very sensational spcct iclo. bill
t may bo counted upon for a fair redaction ot
real financial condition.
The following nro the closing quotations for
.lie loading stocks on the Now York Stock ox-
chiinge today :
bid
The total sales of stocks were 311,340 shares ,
Including : Atchlson , Sti.b''J : Chicago Gas , S/JOS ;
Delaware , Ijackawnnim& Western , a,7IO : Krlo ,
10,820 ; Louisville & Niishvlllo. 0,710 : Manhat
tan , : U)13 ) Missouri I'nclllc.
; ( l.CCO ; North Amor-
lean. 840 : Now Jersey Central. 3,411 : Northern
I'aclflc , P,52Jj Now England , 8.a.0 : Heading. 00-
600 : Richmond & West I'olnt , l'J,88 ! ) : fet 1'nul.
21.402 : Union 1'uclflc , 10.10U ; Western Union.
0,000 ,
1'ondon i'lnancinl ncvlctr.
ICopurloMedlSHlljj Jamei Owltn D 'ii M.l
LONDON , May 25.-Now [ York Herald Oablo-
Bpeclal to THE HEB.I The settlement chiefly
engaged attention lu the Stock exchange to
day. The account has proven only a small
ulTalr. Owing to the great abundance of
motley carrying over rates ruled over , lighter
thun on previous occasions. Funds are un
changed , rorolgu government securities
close exceed In lily firm , a strong tone being re
ported on cent tnontal bourses , while n fair
amount ot ouylu ; has taken place for the now
accounts. Homo railways have shown con
siderable firmness , weekly tralllo proving
more favorable than expected , while
the stock hn9 been scarce. Itrlghton de
ferred advanced 1M percent nnd most others
show n fair rise. Northeastern U excep
tionally dull and Vi per cent lower , owing to a
very heavy decrease In the weekly trafllo
statement and the continuance ot the coal
strike. American railways have been mbro or
less depressed all day , although on receipt of
the opening prices from Now York there was
a temporary show of firmness. The closing la
dull. In most caies a dcoilno of ! 6 to li per
cent li established. Canadian lines leave off
firm. There has bcon very lltt'o ' demand for
uonoy. In the discount-market few bills have
been offered. Those of two and three months
were quoted at it to li per cent.
Financial Notes.
KANSAS Our , Mo. , Muy25. Clearings , $1,730.-
r
I'AIIIS , May 25 , Three per cent rentes , 03f ;
15c for the account.
NEW YOIIK. May 25-Oloarlngs. $111,555,570 ;
balances. J5.W0.412.
UAI.TIMOIIE , Md , May 23. Cloarlnis , 82.283-
440 ; balances , JW3.tSO. Money , 0 per cont.
I'jnt.ADEM'UlA , Pa. . May 25. Clearings , $11-
523.404 ; balances , $1,503,210. Money , 3 per cont.
LONDON. May 23 Amount of bullion gone
into the Bunk of England today IB | , IIOO ster
ling.
CINCINNATI. O. , May 23. Clearings , $3,120.-
303 ; money , 3 < B5 percent ; Now York exchange ,
W > 3Mo premium.
MEMPHIS. Tonn. . Mny 25 Now York exchange -
change selling at $1.50. Clearings , U70.4C8- ;
balances , J1U.034.
HOSTON , Mass. , May 23 Cloarlnis , $13,232.-
012 ; balances. $1.498,4.12 , Money , I'/ per cent.
Exchange on New York , par.
ST. Louis. Mo . May 25. Clearings , $3.002,421 ;
balances , $415,001. Money , quiet und easy at
4(30 per cent. Exolnuiijo ou Now YorK , OOc
premium.
New OllLCANS , La. , May 25. Clearings , $3S5-
161 ; New York exchange , commercial , 75o per
$1.000 premium : bank , $1.50 premium porI,000.
CHICAGO , III. , May 25. Clearings. $15,592,010 :
money utoady at 0 per cent for call loam aim
5 per cent for tlmo ; New York exchange. 75o
premium : sterling exchange-low ; slxty-aay
bills , l4.bIK ( ; demand , $4.B7 .
Now York Money JInrlcot.
NEW YOIIK , May 25. MONEY ON GAM , Easy
at 1B4 per cent ; Just loau 1J { per cent , closed
offered at 1H per cent.
I'uiME MuncANTii.r. I'APnu 3ffir per cent.
fc7riiMNO ExcnANGii Quiet but steady nt
(4 6UU for sixty day blllv and U.67i ( for do-
miinu. _
The closing quotations on bonds ;
bid.
Bun i'ranelsco Milling ( Jiiotatlons ,
BAN FlUNOlGCO , Col. , Mxy 25. The oWelal
cloning quotations for mining stooks toduy
wcro as followa :
Nuw York Milling Quotations.
NKW YOIIK. May 25. Tlio following are tbo
closing mining stock quotations :
Ik'itA , llvlcbur fM Horn t-llvur .125
Crown I'ulnl 110 Ol'lilr. ' . . , 2bU
Con L'al A. Va 410 Moxlrau , 115
Di-adwood 100 Bavmte 125
Kuruka , , , . I'M biorrn Neradu US
( ienlU A Curry UU blandard 135
llnlu.V r\orcro s. , , . 1J5 Union Con , , 115
llemeotuku./ . . . . . 1310
llentur MluliiK Stocks ,
DKNVEII. Colo. . May S3. The following table
shons tbc range of jirlceb und trunsuotlona
for yesterday. Hales , H.Sju ihnres.
lliownluir < t Kiuwons , , , . , . . 4i
ClaudUJ , , 9 Irouclad 13
Clay Countr Cauip Ulrd , , , . . . , . .10
Denver dm uoa Oil. B
1.IVU 8TOOH MAIIKKTS.
Cnttlo lltthor l.UtlVsl nt Str.idy I'rlccn
HORS Actl4&tat n Cent > IT.
OMAHA , May So Tftfro was n very fnlr run
ot stock for u Wcdnugtay , receipts fur the
past thrco dnys shewing an Increase of 1VX )
ci.ttle. S.MO hois anrt ttb sheep , compared with
the first halt ut last week.
UencmHv spoaklttm there wns not much
clinnzo to the catthi markot. Hud although
the tr.ido luoicd llfo and buoyiinoy prices
were llttlo dlfTcroat.from Tueiday on pny-
thlng In the cnttlo lltiA. As inual , thcro Wns
a good demand for nlco fat 1,0.0" to 1,200-lb ,
steers at fully steady prices. Chicago and
eastern nmrUcta were reported lower , and
this weakened shipping and oxpoit buyers.
It very naturally'followed thut medium
and heavy cattle were hard to mo\o , and
coarilflh unfinished stuIT had to soil lower.
Very good 1'JOO to 1,100-11 > .steer * solil fromM.7.
to } t.lJ | fair to good 030 to 1'JOO-lb. steers from
tl.40 toHOJ. An active demand for feeders
helped the mar < ct for poor light Btcor-t , and
lltt o that could possibly boused had to hell
below M 23. Thu market dragged Itswoiry
length through the onttrodnv , but not much
of any consoriienco | remained unsold ut tbo
close of business.
The ton or twelve loads of cows anil mixed
stock changed hands briskly at steady to
strong prices , poor to very good cows soiling
from Jl.,5 to J.iv : IhilK oxen and fctaiiR were
unchanged ut from tJ.'iO to $ . . : . The supply
of calves wns monger und the quality gener
ally common , Bales nero at from JI.OO to4 , r > 3.
Ihoro was an Improved demand from the
country for stockers und feeders , nnd with It
cnmo a goucral st.tfonlng of prlcoi. lluiilly
good stock was abuut as strong aa It his been
any tlmo this spring , tno big bunches selling
at iM.r > 5 and Jj. o , with nothing that could bo
called decent selling ut loss than 3J.OO. llcp-
rcscntatlvo sulos :
RTElillP.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r.
9. . WV5f3a5 7. 1115 { JU'J 01..11,10 1,175
lu. . 801 a as 7. . DJO a cu ID..IOS.I a75
a..ia ar. . .ioiu a BO 4i..is.'j a77
i. . soi aaj 1,1..1101 a no in..taw am
33..1150 a4j 7. MI a to ' 'i..ir > i ahu
11. . six ) a 40 M. r. u a oj ao.jioo 38U
23 .1200 a 40 aj. i a4 : IGJ ; fu..iL' 8 a to
n. . 072 a4i ai uu ana i'.i..r.'u ate
20. . W.2 343 4J..12.U a OJiJ 2J..1160 83
8. . 003 345 IS..1215 a fi'i 1..1049 ! l8.-
II..10111 3f > 0 73..1393 303 2I..11UI 383
ID. . f04 3 60 15.1083 303 54. . 12.10 383
11. . 023 3fiO 21 1293 303 18..1170 385
20..10M ) 360 13.1070 303 10..1U2 300
18.1073 360 10 1007 303 34..1147 300
2 .1100 360 10.1115 3C3 40..1J18 300
1. . 040 355 C3..12S8 370 10..1X87 300
23..1000 2 f.5 21..1085 370 1..1410 303
18. . 002 365 10. 110J 370 67..1215 303
10. 014 365 10..1.20 370 17..1.U3 3113
18..1010 3 65 20. 1181 370 20..11SJ 403
13..1033 365 21..12JO 373 10..1441 405
10..1012 3 OJ 24. 1111 375 L'.ri..iill : 4 O.'i
1J..1101 3 CO 67. 1014 375 18..1210 415
1U..1USJ 3 OJ 17..1203 3 75
COWS.
I. . BIO $1 23 1. 1000 $2 CO 3..1133 $7 85
1. . 740 123 2..1003 BOO 1..1000 98S
1..1000 175 1. . 010 00 0. . 804 2 K >
1 . 850 1 75 8. . 03J 200 fi. . I'SI 200
1. . BSO 165 2..10JO 205 1. . 1)70 ) 300
0. . 770 100 1. . 870 270 8..1110 300
3. . TOO 200 10..1157 270 1. . OJO 300
1. . 01J 200 U , . 010 275 2. . 050 300
1. . O.'O 200 14..10J5 275 0. . OU 300
t. . 870 200 7. . 035 273 1..10UO 300
7. 001 220 a..1143 275 3. . tSD 300
2. . 800 225 2 .1100 275 1 .1000 300
3..100J 225 3..1010 280 3. . 820 310
4..1040 235 1..11JO 2 SO 2..12i5 325
1. . 040 235 10. . OSB a 8J 1..15JO 335
3. OJO 210 4. . 892 283 2..1200 333
nEIFEUS.
20. . 4C.1 1 65 3. . 600 2 85 2. . 885 310
1. . 4JO 2 00 8 . W2 3 CO 1. . 70J 325
CALVES.
2. . 133 360 1. . 250 425 1. . 140 460
2. . 03 i 00
BULLS.
1..1470 175 1..1010 233 l..lf,00 280
1..11.10 210 1. . 3 0 2 W 1..1420 200
1. . W ) 220 1. 210) 255 1..1300 300
2.1210 225 1. 1910 205 1..1770 3 OU
1..12- 223 15 liUO 270 1..12W 310
1.1400 230 4..1JOJ 273 1..16SJ 325
1..1710 a 33 '
STAGS.
(1-1120 2 SO 24..1400 3 33
Y AllLl ! > ag. '
20. . 572 3 00 . 1
STOCKEH3 AND FEEDEHS.
i. . 500 see a. , rti aoo 12. . ess nao
1. . 620 240 2. , 720 310 2..10M 3JJ
1. . 450 200 3. . 760 3 io 2 . 700 330
1. . 07J 250 1. . 7JJ 323 7..1114 3 42
1. . 81)0 ) 275 3. . 7dJ 325 60. . 8JO 355
] . . OJO 300 0..1001 325 65..1074 3CO
a. : esc aoo 43. . oa 323 IG..IOU sco
a..1010 a oo
ooMILlCr.Itd
MILlCr.Itd AND SPIlINQEnS.
1 springer $21 00
2 cowsnud calves , cactr..l * . * . , ; 25 03
4 cows and calves , each 30 00
a springers , cuoh \i500
WESTEUN CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
24 feeders 1020 340
Hous The supnly.camo fully up to expecta
tions , receipts being some 5,000 heavier than
on Intt Wednesday. In weight the hogs Were
as usual of late rather light , but In quality
there was no noticeable difference , With
fairly liberal offerings and steady markets
east , buyers started out Intending to dupli
cate/Tuesday's purchases as to price , und In
the tualn succeeded. Shippers wanted good
hogs of all weights , but the good heavy and
butcher weight stuff commanded a slight pre
mium ever the llglit nnd mixed loads. The
range wus prottv much like Tuesday , al
though the top and bottom sales wore lower.
Extreme- sales were at from $133 to $4.0 ] , but
the bulk of the hogs chautrcd hands at from
$1.45 to { 4.50 , the same as on Tuesday. The
general average ot prices paid was $1.50 ,
against W 51 Tuesday and $4.37H last Wodncs-
dar. Representative sales ;
No. Av. 8h. I'r. No. Ar. Bh. Pr.
72 202 320J435 8 303 J4 50
0 225 80 440 03. . . . 244 100 460
4 282 - 4 40 CO 22U 40 450
CS 253 S20 440 124 223 40 450
3 330 - - 440 71 210 .120 450
74 233 300 440 00 . . . . ? 82 300 450
13 100 40 440 84 215 200 450
01 238 280 4 424 ! 70 107 450
2 1MU 4 45 00 23J 120 450
01 231 443 445 71 211 200 4 SO
00 210 120 445 61 2JJ 80 450
80 188 80 4 43 4 330 450
7 234 4 43 CO 214 80 460
30 100 40 443 41 271 100 453
82 170 120 445 83 200 80 450
31 231 40 445 C2S5 ! 100 460
04 240 200 4 45 70 221 400 450
50 2.4 28) ) 445 OJ 214 100 460
4. ) 210 10J 445 65 221 100 460
72 232 2bO 443 87 24J 210 450
70 217 240 445 07 210 280 450
40 214 4 45 00 18 ! ) 120 4 60
47 ! BU 100 4 47K 70. . . 2M 11,0 4 62J4
07 241 UO 447 ! ' , 75 SOO 200 45JSi
GO 217 ICO 4 47 / CO 280 240 45 > H
BJ 103 200 4 47tf 41. . . 2JO 4 52' $
bO 231 100 4 4714 21 241 4 5J > i
03 222 240 4 47'/ 05 2jO 3CO 4 52'/
05 240 12J 4 47',4 70 241 80 4 52J }
83. . . . 200 200 447' 7(1 ( 221 80 4 6JU
77'a 200 4 47tf 68 253 120 4 53J4
03 . . . .208 liO 460 70 23) 200 452 ! ' ,
70 240 100 4 50 05 250 3JO 4 R2U
78 208 280 4 50 55 2i > 0 455
81 187 400 450 75 lltt 80 465
77 101 80 4 50 70 234 40 455
75..227 200 4 5U 04 240 453
0 2CO 150 CO 240 80 455
07 257 400 460 01 25J 100 455
70 210 80 4 50 IU 244 455
03 203 40 463 73 272 I2J 455
75 244 260 450 00 2U8 20J 461
31 204 4 50 73 251 100 465
81 . . . . 210 80 4 60 70 237 120 455
80 220 ICO 4 5J 62 181 80 465
70 213 100 453 CJ 277 240 465
8J 103 40 4 50 05 . . . . 270 320 455
01 in 4 60 70 210 80 465
BJ 210 120 4 60 68 283 240 4 67
80 210 40 4 50 02 200. 40 4 67H
77 217 160 4 60 70 S i 120 4 071 ,
74 200 200 450. OJ 232 4 57',4
02 223 240 460,1 72 245 120 4 67J }
OJ 27J ICO 45/J / , 70 214 80 4 CO
I'lOBAND IIOUOII.
1 210 3 MJ 1 500 375
1 400 225 2 140 40J
8 01 323 2 340 40 4 00
0 134 ! l 7SJ 1 310 410
StiKKi' Two dq'ulilo decks ot fair , shorn ,
corufed western wolheraworo received , They
averaged UO Ibs , And sold readily ut W.l'5.
Uocolpts continue monger , but there Isupp'ir-
ently no let uu In demund , Prices are quotubly
strong. Quotation's are : Fair to good nu-
tlvos , tl.50&tJ.OO ; rule to coed westerns , I4.0 ®
O.UO ; common nnd'stdck sheep. &l.0j@1.23 ; good
to choice 40 to uo-liy.'laubs , t4.000.50. Itepre-
Hcntutlvo salon ; I
No. Av. Pr.
414 western wotliorw , shorn 00 $ i 25
Ilrcelpls untdplspusltlon of Htoclc.
Olllelal receipts a ad disposition ot stocic as
shown by the book , Jif thu Union Block Vards
company for the ttftijity-four hours ending at
5 o'clock p. m. , Mny 25. is'-i. :
Tor Over Two Years
my llttlo girl's llfo was
made miserable by a
case of Catarrh. Tlio
discharge ) from Uio nose 'was largo , con
stant nnd very offensive. Her eyes bo-
caino inflamed , the lids swollen and very
painful. After trying various remedies ,
I gave her S. 8. B. The first bottle
seemed to aggravate the disease , but the
symptoms soon abated , and hi a short
tune she was cured.
Dr. L. D. IUTOIIEY ,
l.lvo Stock Market.
CiiioAtio. Ill. Sl-iy HpeclalTolcKram [ to
TUB llcr.j 1'rlcos for cattle ran.'ed lower
than for Tuesday. They wore Benor.illy wei\k
and some stilcsmeu quoted thorn from lOo tel
l o lower , but the ohaneo did not roach Mich
proportions. The market was slow nnd Turs-
itav s prices wore not Hiislatnml exi-ept for
butchfrs' and oannorV stock. The latter con
tinues In light supply and remained steady.
Quotations range from 11.50 to $1.7. for cows
and bulls and from M.U1 to I4.RO for extra shipPing -
Ping stvera Only n llttlo trading was iluno
putsldo of the limits of from J.VO to 52.45.
Thu calf market remained firm nt from Ji.fiO
to Jj.OO for poor to choice , bomotlilng extra
brought J'i.40. The hog market was
Rtimuor todny. but not ajiprcclnbly
higher for any class o\ccpt urdlnurv
mixed lots which advanced from 'JKo tofe
higher. There w s an actUodomand from
local packers and with shipper * ulso free buy
ers the 40,000 on sain did not provo too heavy a
supply. Thn best of Iho offerings bronchi
from J4.85 to $1.00. Thuro were only one or two
sales at the outside ( imitation , but there wore
many trades at from $1.85 to $1 87'i. lu fact the
tnalur part uf the stuIT wn wolirbcd nt from
JI,75to.HThere ) was trading nil the wuy
down nt from W.5o to $1.00 , ctilPs and lltilu
PlKA e'liiniluc hands at the latter lljiirus.
The mnrkut e osed steady.
Texas continues to furnish tlio bulk of the
Bheep now coming on the market , coiuc-
nuently buyers who nro In quest of prlnio
muttons are bothered to find enough stock to
1111 their older ? . That grade remains Urn' ' ,
while poor and common sheep are weak and
unsettled. Quotations ranee from ? : .M ) to MOO
for Inferior to from 8VBO 103.75 for choice.
There was a good dimiaml for ycarllnus nt
f loin $5,00 to $ " .1,0. \ \ oolod spring lambs were
wanted nt from MOO to $4.75 per head.
Receipts ; Uattlo , I5oou ; hogs , U0,009 ; sheep ,
0,000.
OATTI , ! ! Receipts , 2 < ! , " 00j shipments 14 COOt
best steers , $4.211,0.1 ; good to choice , fJ.7 ©
a.0"i ; others , Including fine , JJ.73 ; Tu.xans , JiW
< 2385i cows , tl.4wai.10 :
Hoes Kecoluts , IJO.OOO : shipment" , O.fOOj
mixrKot active and stonily ; rough and com
mon , M.7.va4.5u : mixed and packers. $ l.pT ( > ® l.7.r > !
prime huaw and butchers' neUhte , $ l.75&J.t5 ( ! ;
light , $ l.505Jil 7'V. '
SltEEf Receipts , f.OO ; shipments , 11,000 : mar
ket act ho nnd steady ; clipped Texans , J.I 50 ©
B5Ji cllppnd nath os nnd westerns , W 5 ® y.a"i ;
yoarlln.ua. JJ.COK0.50 ; spring lambs , tf.QMV.'X.
Now York I.l\o Stock Market.
NEW YORK , Hay 25 , HKEVKS Ilccolpts , MO
bead , including .C > cars for sale ; bulls and
cows , SJCOIM.M ) ; dressed beef steady at CJ ! ®
73u per Ib. blilpuionts. 485 beeves and U.442
quarters of beef. Tomorrow 405 beeves and
'Ml ! sheep ,
OALVta Uoechits , r , oi8 : liend ; market firm :
mixed calves , M 0.1. > J ; buttermilks , JJ.lXKa
3.70.
3.70.Httncp ISccoIpts , 8,240 head : sheep and vonr-
llngs ! io higher : Iambs , llrm ; sheep , tJ.75 ®
U.0 ; yearlings , gO,00 < 37.00 ; lambs , $8.000)10.00 ) ;
dressed muttons and dressed lambs at 15 < 3lBc.
llous Itccolpts , B8.8IU head , consigned di
rect ; nominally steady at $4.50 ( 5.40.
Knnsns City Li\o htock Market.
KANSAS OITV. Mo , May 25. CATTLE Hc-
ColptB. 4.1CO : shipments , l,40a
SIEEIIS The market for llglit stecra wan
steady : heavy und Toxnns lOo lower , all
grades. UiMJl.20 : cows Btoadv. I.OJa.i5 : ;
stookcrs und feeders steady , } J25'J. : .
Uoos KecoiptB. 12,200 ; shlmncnts. 4 500. The
market was active and KJUo higher ; nil
grades , $4.2004 70 ; bulk. $4.45 4 00
SHEEP Keeelnts. 900 ; slilpnients , 1.400. The
market was qulot and steady ; muttons , $5,00.
St. Louis Il\o .StuckMarket. .
ST. Louis , Mo , May 25. OATTI.E Receipts ,
31ouO : shipments , none ; market iictUo nnd
lower , but receipts mndo up of common Texas ;
fair to good Texuns , $ iboJ.40 ; canning grvdos ,
JJ.10O2.83
HofiH Kccolpts , 4.040 : shipments , none ;
maiket steady : fair to prime honvy , tl COffl
4.60 : mixed ordinary to good , t4,204.7U ; light ,
fair to best , $4.W4,73. )
SllKEl1 Itccolpts , 5&0 ; shipments , none ; mar-
cot Him ; Bomo clipped To.xans sold at $4.00(2 (
5.00.
TVESTEUN TACKING 1NTEHESTS.
Marketing of Hogs Has Continued on a
Ijlbcrnl bcalo.
CINCINNATI , O. . Mny 25. [ Special Telegram
to TUB UEB.I Tomorrow'sTrlco Current will
say : The marketing of hogs has continued on
u liberal scale , the week's packing In the west
showing a total of 335.000 , naalnst 225,000 last
year , making 2,010.000 since March 1 , compared
with 2.555,000 last year.
Leading places compare as follows ;
I IKI2. I 1BM1.
Mrs. L. n. Putton , UocKford , III. , writes
"From personal axporioncel cm rjcomin ou
DoWitt's Sarsaparilla , a cure for Irapur
Qlooa and general dobility. "
THIS GKNtllNIJ
JOHANN HOPF'S
Malt Extract.
Is superior to
Champagne
tit ono-tenth its cost nnd
without being intoxicating.
It exults the en orgies , stim
ulates the nutritive powers ,
improves the uppotito und
aids digestion. It isnn ex
cellent tonic in convalescence -
conco , for the weak und
debilitated , and n
Delicious Table Beverage.
Purchasers are warned against Imposition and
disappointment. Insist upon the ' ( ionulne. "
wtilcli must have the eUnaturo of "JOI1ANN
' on tlio nock label.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTII OMAHA ,
est o-ittlo. ho ? and sheep market In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CEO. BURKE & FRAZIER
LIVE KTOOIt COMMISSION.
THK LEADintS.
< Jfl ( Hflll.U Write to this house for cor-
OU. UilflIIA | root Marltet KoporU.
Wood Brothers ,
Boutu Omaha Telephone ll' > 7. - Chicago.
J.I ) . DAUIBMAN. I . , .
W. 15. WOOD , f * I nngors.
Market reports by mull and wlro cheerfully
furnished upon application ,
TI-IE
Campbell Commission Co.
Chicago , Hast St. Louis , Kansas City , South
umahii. aloux Olty. Tort Worth.
A. Crlll , W. K. Danny. II. F. Tnllmadiio ,
Chicago. Hoiitiulusinnn. tntllo tinlej
Crill , Denny & Company ,
Live Stock Commission , lloomn llxctiauiia UU'i
tiouth Omalm.
A. D. B oyer &Company ,
58 and CO Exchange Iliilldln..Sontli Omaha.
Corrusnondenco solicited nnd uromptly ansnorjd
Hpoclul attciitlou to orders f or stockers & f oudurs
KstabUibcd , 168) ) . - - , IncorjiornUil , 13JJ
CujiltM f ullr pntd , IW.WJ.
Waggoner Birney Company ,
\Vrltuorivlro us for prompt and rclUblo umrkut
rciiorts. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Perry Brothers & Company ,
Livestock Commission.
Itoom Cl Kxehungo IlnlHIln ? , bouth Omaha.
Tele phone 1707.
Gafismau&Duuloy , M ! H. Hegarty & Oo. ,
Itooms GO and AI , Kx- Itoom 31 Hxoaujo
chauge llulldlng. Jlulldlug.
South Omaha , Neb South Omaha , - Neb
SOUTH OMAHA. BANKS.
Union Stock Yard National
UANIC.
The onlr bank at the yards. Capital and tut-
plus , HtU.UUQ Collocllout liruwloif out of tlio llvo
stock builauns nuould bo scut direct lo this bunk ,
btilppors can dupoilt tor cruail ol tuolr iiuuivi bauk
nhur Tvrlecatud.
OMAHA
n and \
AROHITEOTS AND BUILD R3
J , H. GUSH.
Ccntrnctnrsnn < l nlicontrtclor < for nil XlncU of
Imlldlnif , t'lnitotliiK. ( minting rtcv , will receive n
copy of ( Jlonn's nrrhttccls ami tiulliirm dintorr
free , lir * endlnK tticlr nnmo , t > n lnc < i nn.l locn-
lion to the publisher. J II. ( llcnn , 113 8.Ulli st
AWNINGS AND TKNTS.
OMAHA TENT & AWN- woiFBnos. AGO.
INO COMPANY , Tpnti , awnings , tnrnnn-
F1 R . Immmoekfl. oil and lln , covers of nit Mn < ) .
rubber clottilmt. Pond flags , tmnnprs , etc. Sciul
forcnt'guo. HID Farnnm for cataloguu.TOo 8 , ICth
BAGS AND TWINES
BISHOP & 00.
.
DEMISOMAHA BAD 00
BtfKl , manllln , cotton
Importer * nndmrfaflour rope , lie mis Jute , cot
sacks , burl&ps , tnino , ton twInoMarrpO cord-
ngn etc Sit * . mil t.
BICYCLES. BOXES.
H , O.TODO ,
mo. DAXON BueccMor toJ.JVllk -
, .
, enton. MTa cltfnr , pM'or
Bicycles tiohl on monthly packing boioi. All novel
payments. IWN. must lies In ho * line ,
HID Douglas St ,
BOOTS AND SI1OES.
MQRSM10ESHOECO.
llUJUoir.-ird Strait.
rsetorr corner nth and Dauitlai stroati.
We ro making cloje prices to OMti bjjrort , nnJ arc
soiling a clnsi of aoodi which Is vary
ablovcUti morchunU.
KlliKINDAU , JONES & . AMERICAN HAND SEW
CO. , ED SHOE CO.
Wlmicinta 51 fr * Agente Hoots , shoos , rubbers
lloston Huliticr BhoeCo , felt guoiK IJOS , 131
1102,1IUI. llOJllnrno ) st llnrnoy-BL
BREWERS. "
JOS , SCHLITZ BREW-
IND CO.
Office , B. Plh nnd I.oiXTen-
worth Bis , Omaba.
John llaruovar. Agt.
CONFECTIONERY.
VOEQELE&DINNINO
Jlfrtt Comfcctloncr and
Jobbers of foreign and
domottlo frulti , 1110
Howard et.
CARRIAGES.
W.R.DRUMMOND&QO.
Cnrrlago bulldora. lies *
and patrol wagons a
pcclilty.
18th , opi > Court Ilouit.
CLOTHING.
BLQTUKY& , L'OHEN ,
OILMORE&RUHl
Clothing , notionfurnish ,
Ings Give us n trlnl Uanufrs and wholcsM *
bamplci prepaid by ex clottilors. 1100 llaruey
press 111 ! ) llarucy. trooU
OONTRACTOBS.
1. H. GLENN.
Contrnctors and sub contractors for all hinds of
bulldlnK. plastering , painting etc. , will receive n
copy of alenn'n architects and builders directory
free , by pending their name , business and loca
tion , to tbo publisher. J. U. Glenn. 113 U. lilU
Street.
DRY GOODS.
KILPATRIGK-KOOH
M.E. SMITH fc CO. ,
DRVOQQDSCO , ,
Drj Roods , rfbttons , fur Orr goodi.notions , gent's
nishing Hoods. Corner furnlsbtna goods. Cor.
llth and Iloward tts. lit } ) und llowora-it.
FURNITURE
GROCERIES. DRUGS , Eto.
D. M. 8TEELEAOO. , . BLAKE , BRUCE & CO , ,
1201-1205 Jones street , 10th and naroer streets ,
Omaba. Omaha ,
NOTICE OP APPRAISERS OP DAM
AGES FOR CHANGE OP GRADE
ON DOUGLAS STREET PROM 10TII
TO 20TII STREETS.
To the owners of all lots , parts of lots nnd
real estate along Douglas atroot from 10th to
L'Otli streets , and Intersecting streets and
alloys as follows , to-wlt : 17th street from
alley north of rarnain struct to Dodge street ,
mil street from Fiirnnm street to Doilgo
street. 10th street from Karnum to Dodge
street , alley between Douglas street and Dodgu
street from twenty-two ( U. ) feet east ot 17th
street to 20th street , and alloy between Knr-
inuu street and Douglas street from 17th
street to ' 'Oth s'rcet :
You are hereby notified that the under
signed , thrco disinterested freeholders of the
city ot Omaha , Intro boon duly appointed by
the mayor , with the approval of the city coun
cil of said city , to assess the damage to the
owners respectively of the property affected
by the changoof grade of Douzlas street from
Kith street to 20th Htrcct and Intersecting
streets und alloys , declared necessary by or
dinance No. 18J , passed Mav u , IS- , approved
May 4,1EUJ.
You are further notified that , having ac
cepted said appointment and duly quallQud
IIH rc < iulred by law , wu will , on the Ulttt day of
May , A. I ) . 18jS , at the hour ot two ( ' ! ) o'clock
In the afternnon , ut thu llullders oxchanzo
room , Now York Life bullulng. within the
corporate limits of s-ifd city , moot for the pur
pose of consldoilng and making thu assess
ment of damage to the owners respectively of
BI ! ( | property alfoctod by fluid clmugo of
grade , taking Into consideration special beno-
lltH , If any.
You are hereby notified to bo present nt the
tlmo and iilaco nfoies.ild and muiio ntiy ob-
jcctlont to ( ir itutoments concerning said us-
beisniont o' damages a you may LOiisldur
proper. W. J MOUNT ,
(1. O. llAH'-in-r.
.7. wAi/nit : I'lirj.t' ? .
Committee of Appraisers.
Omalm May 18. Ibl ) . ' . M Itfd lot
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS' .
You are hereby notified that the following
doHcrlboit prunilsM , to witt
lotH in. : uiind ai , In.l. I. Itedlok'H addition
liuv ° been declared by ordinance No : C7 to
bo a niiUauco by reason of thu banks ot o.irth
existing thereon.
You aie hereby directed to abate said nul-
s into by iri.idliij down mild banks to about
tholo\elif thn Hiirroiiudliu HtreutH. KU nn to
jircnent the falling ur wiihlunx ot earth from
Haul loin upon the sidewalks adjacent thereto ,
within thirty ouys from thu IHtli day of M y.
IBJJ , omald imUaneo will bo uuated by tl u
city iiulliorltleu and thu expense thereof luv-
led iia a Hpeulnl tax iigalnil the propuity ctt
which Hiild nuUitncu oxmts.
Dated this Vlth duy of Muy , 1S93.
P. W. lllICKIIAIIBr.lt.
Chairman of the Hoard rif I'ubllu Works.
SEWER PROPOSALS.
Hoalo.l propound : will bo rnuelvud bv the tin
derulgned until 1-W : n'ulouk p. m , , liino ril
IH'J. , tot the construction of hewers In honor
dUtrlcts Not , IV , . 150 und 157 , in the city nf
Omaha , as per ordinances No * . UJ"il , jjj,1 ftml
UX1.I lesuootlvnly , according to pluim und npcti
Illeotluns on lilo In thu olllcu of theboirdof
public worku. laeh ! proK | al to bo made on
printed blanki furnUhod by the bo ml , and to
lie uciompanted by a curtlll d uht'uk lu the
sum of * VHI , p.ijablu to the city of Oiniiliu , as
an evlduiicu of good faith. ,
The bo.ird rcNorvc * the Hghtto it'ject any or
Chairman of the Hoard of 1'uullo Works.
Oiuuhu , Neb , Uuy 16tb , IB'JJ. julb-1'J.'i-.O
GRAIN.
8. A MO WHORTER , I
of Trade Ilrokcr
In craln , eta , l'tlvi\l
wire to N. Y. , Chlcasa
and at. Ix > uls. ,
HARDWARE ;
REQTOR & WIIHEIMY LODECK&UfUt ,
CO. , DoMpra' ImMiTRro anj
Corner I0th and JncUon mechanic * ' tools.
Strccti. tlOl Douglas Street.
A.O , RAYMER ,
llnrilirnro nnd
i'onlrnotori > ' Sniirlles.
bU .North luth Mrcut.
LUMDER.
CHA8.R. UE , JOHN A. WAKEFIEU )
Ilnnlwood himtiar ,
carrels unit pnrquitt Imnorta 1Amorla\n Tor t >
flooring , Unlcemant , Mllw\ukaa
h7 > lritullc romont and
tth and Uouxlas. ( julncr nhlta lima.
LIQUORS.
HER & CO. , FRICK& HERBERT.
I.tquor morohanti , 1113
llnrncy-st Mfrs Kon-
n dr' * Uast India lilt- \Vholosnlo liquor dealer !
tor * . 1001 I arnnin st.
MILLINERY
J.OBERFEIDER&OO. ,
Importers nnd Jobborsof
millinery , notions Mall
orders prompt. 203 12 3.
llth st.
MUSICAL ,
OILS.
ST/.NDARD OIL CO. SHOW UR3 ? OIL
Itcflncd and lubricating No bad odor , no
chluinorn. no charring
oils , axle grcnso , cto. wicks. Ask for It Scho-
Hold , Bliurmar &TO KO.
OYSTERS.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
Settled proposals will bo received by tKo
undersigned until 1 : UO o'clock p.m. , .IiinoUrd ,
IHirj , for the following kluds of paving muto- '
rial , viz :
Hheet asphnltum.
hloux Kails or other grnnlto.
White Colorado sanimtone.
Ked Colorado tmiKlstmiu.
\V < ilruir ( , KUH. , stone.
Vltrlllod brick.
And brick blocks , all according to apoolfloa-
For paving parts of the following street t
and alloys In the elty of Oinaliu , comprised lit ,
stioot Improvement districts Nos 4JJ , 401 anm
4ti' , ordered Improved by Ordinances No. aofll
und.iu.vj , nnd moio particularly dcburlbod aa
followK , vlr :
No. 45.J Hamilton street from the west Una
of 40th street to the cast line of the viaduct Of
the Holt Line railway.
No. 401 Tlio alloy In block 2.1S. city , anil
No. 402 The alley In block 10 , Kotintzo &
Iluth'a addition.
Kach bid to bpoclfy u price per square yard
for the paving tomplits on the street and
Work to bo dona In accordance with plans
nnd specifications on fllo In the ofllco ot tun
board of public works.
Kneli proposal to bu made on printed blanks
furnished by tlio board , and to be accom
panied by a eortlllod chuck In the sum of 1300.
payable to the city of Umuhu , as un uvldonco
of food faith ,
The board reserves the right to award the
contract on all the said dlttrlcta together oren
on oaoh districtBcpur.ltoly. for the different *
kinds of material , subject to the selection ot
the material by the property owners , or mayor
and olty council , to reject any or all bids , and
to waive defects.
, , . w. | | IttKIIADBEBi t
Chairman Hoard of I'uhllo Works. '
Omaha , Neb , May IHth , IHli.
. rou HTIAM : HKATINO-WJ
purttnefit of the Interior , olllcu of Indian
airulrn , Wellington. 1) . U. May U , IB'J. ' . bualcil
propoHals , endorHed "I'roposuls for Ktonm
Hunting , " nnd addrnssod to the Commissioner
of Indian Affair * . Washington. I ) . U , , will bo
received at tlilu olllce until 1 o'clock [ i. in. ot / -
Monday , lunuli. IHirj. for the furnUliln/ all J
juieeHs.iry maturlaU nnd labor und placing lu
position , complete and ready for uuo , one low
pruiHiiru return clrciilatingHiuam heating and
viiiilllatlngunparatus fur thu three Indian
ftohool liuliillngH ut HID blioilxmo Indlkii
uguney , Kriiiiionl county , \Vyo , the bollom for
said appirutim to ho placed in thu basement
of one of the buildings tin thoolllco may direct.
I'lunu und eluvatloitsof the bulldlnvH for tin )
culduiiiuof the bidden * In thu pruparatlon ol
bids inny bu examined at Ihu oillcn of the
"lieu" of Oiijuha. Neb , the "Kopublloun" ol
Denver. Cole , thu " 1'rlhuiio" of Halt Luki
( 'ltv , Ut-ih , and at thU olllcu. Illdder-i nro re <
( iiilrod to iici-oinpiiny their lil'ls ' with dutlgni
nnd Bi'jeillentUiisuf | ) the htoini hontliiir and
vonttliitlii. aupiruii prupo.od to bo fur-
nlsheil , uam ilesUntt and niuulluatlons | to hi
adaiitod to tint liulldliigK to "lil''li thuy urn to
buiiiiolled. The right U rosurvod to rojoo
liny or all bids ur any niirl of any bid U
deemed for the best Intercut of Iho borvlco.
( HIITIKIKII
iac : i hid must Lo uotompiiiilcd by ncertineiJ
check or draft upon Borne Dulled htatps de
pository or ol > ont Niitluuut bank In t > 4
\lclnlty of the residence of the bidder , modi
IKiyiililo lo tlio order of the eomiiiUsioner olv I
liKlliui alfalr" , for nl lu.nl I * | > i r corn of tin V.
amount of the tirupotnl , whloli check or drafl 'x ,
will bo forfulled to thu Unlteii Htate * In euil
imy blddur or blddum revolving an awarJ
uliull full to promptly oxucuto i. contract will
food un < l Hiilllftont BuretloH. oihurwUo to b (
returned to the blddur. Illdn neuomimnlod \ \
cash In lieu of a certified uheuk will not U
conuldcrcd. J'or ' further Information apply t
T. J , MOltUAN , CommUtlouor ,
