Nebraska Newspapers

    c THE OMAHA DAILY BL TIU'KSDAY. MAY 4 , 1893.
COJBIERCIAl AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Was Somewhat Uncertain at the
Opening Yesterday.
EARLY TRADES WERE A SHADE LOWER
Uomritta MnrUrU Were limy nt the Start
lint I'mally Turncil NlroiiB , I'rolMliljr
lulliioticuil Iir the Course ot
Oilier Markets.
CllirAno , III. , May 3.-The wheat market
tlio opening thli
Y aHM > inowhat uncurtain at
morning , and In the early tradlnx sold a shade
lower than the closing price of yesterday , but
thn sentiment soon shifted and a dec.hh'dly
Hrm feeling sot In , with an advance of ? ! < ,
holding pretty llrmly and steadily around tlio
top until near the close , when there was a ie-
cession to Inside flgutes. probably on account
of the excited break In stocks In New York.
July and May , however , were relatively
stronger. Cables were practically lower , and
advices as to weather conditions In Kurope
wereeonlllctlng , but the absent-oof any excite
ment or strength In Kuropean markets was
pretty good evidence that the outlook was not
regarded as very serious.
Ilomestlc markets wete easy at the start but
finally turned strong , probably inllur-nced by
the course of other markets. The government
crop ami weather bulletin showed that the
winter wheat ciop was In an unpromlslng 'oii-
dltlon. There had heeii some gain In Tenn-
rt-sec , Kentucky , Ohio and Indiana , but else
where the outlook had grown worse. Thn
spring wheat region was In a hackwatd condi
tion and much of thn seed sown befote the late
In the ground.
frce/e-up was said lobe rotting
Thc-re was also some apprehension felt over
a possible revival of the May deal. The old
cllnue has got most of the eu b wheat In Its
control and It begins to be susplcloned that It
may try another siiueive.
Tli"1 ! was good speculative buying by lo-
cnn , Sch\vart/-liutiee , Ivcnnctt-llopklns , Nor-
ton-\\orlhlnglon and others , and shorts cov-
ned pretty fieely. .Inly opened ' .c lower at
74".c. advanced to 75i c. leceded to andclosctl
easyal74'jc. ' May beean at from 7l4 ! I"
71'c ' , against 71 Vat thix-los- yesterday , ad
vanced ( o 72'c ( ami clos"d at 71 ' , < :
t'orn showed decided stlength on bad reports
ns to the planting and the wenlher conditions ,
which continue very unsatisfactory. I Ids Is
the tenor of advices fiom nearly all the com-
crowing sections and shorts showed considera
ble alarm. Them WHS a good shipping demand
und cahles were llrmer. Towaid the close
theie was a ivcc-sion of ' , c In sympathy with
the break In wheat. July opened unchanged
nt,43' c. sold at I3'.ii' , advanced to 44J4c anil
closed tit 44 > ( e. , , , ,
Oats were higher on unfavorable crop condi
tions , a good cash demand and coveting hy
shorts , but weakened with other grains towaid
the I'lnse. .Inly started ' | C oil' at 2'J'uC ' , ad
vanced to 3c ( ) and elo-cd at 2'J'.c.
Hog products started higher , hut on free
M'lllng largely hy the hull Inteiest prices
broke sharply , closing at the bottom. Septem
ber pork at the start showed an advance of
17'ie at yl'J.Hllsuld oil' to , and closed at $19.40 :
( , ' , , , , , . , „ . | . . showed a loss of 7'iC , and Hep-
tcmber rlhsof 5c.
i- . , . n. ; . . u u Ki-eipls for tomorrow : Vvheat ,
105 cats ; corn , 100 cars ; oats , 100 cars ; hogs ,
21.0liOheail.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
VKS"-V
4ll4l.li : . '
4V ,
Kl't '
18 8' .
I'J 3.1
la o-'hi
Lard
May 10 15
July 10 47K
10 U7
ilay.
9 W
10 UO
Cash quotations were as follows :
FlXi'iiDull , unchanged.
WHEAT No. 2.spring , 71.7ic ; No. 3 spring , GO
O70c ; No. 2 red. 72c.
Cons No. 2 , 42Mc ; No. 2 yellow , 43c ; No.
B yellow. 42c.
OATS No. 2 , 30c ! No. 2 white , no sales ; No. 3
white , yH'c.
KVK No. 2 , 53c.
llAllt.EV-No. 2 , C2c ; No. 3 , 44jJ57c ; No. 4 ,
Kl.A.xSr.r.No. . 1. 11.11.
TIMOTHY SEKII Prime , J3.9i. !
PoitK-.Mess , per hbl. , * 1H.55 ; lard , per 100
Ibs. , $10.15 ; short rib hides iloo. o ) , J'J.75 : dry
halted shoulders ( boxed ) , unchanged atJ'J.T.Vif ,
10.00 ; shin t clear sides ( boxed ) , unchanged at
tlO.25ftlO.fiO.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
11.13.
HnnAlis ITnchancod ; cut loaf.Gc ; granulated ,
t > .4bc ; standard "A. " 5.32c.
The foMov\lng weio the receipts and ship
ments for today :
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was nnchanxcd ; creamery , 20sl2 ( ' > 1tc ;
dairy , 2KTf.25c. I'.fg * , unchanged ; strictly
frcbh , 14i414'Jc.
Nmv V < irlc Al'irkt'ts ,
NEW VOIIK , May 3. I'IMUH Itecelpts , 3-
47t > pkL's. ; exports. 2i'.0 ( ) bbls. , 0,000 sacks :
Kali's. 22,000 pkKs. ; market moru active anil
hold firm.
IIVKNominal ; western , 5HT.72C.
HAUI.KY M.M.T-Hteady and iiulet ; western ,
BIKifOOc.
WllKAT HecolplK. 127.S75 bu. : exports , 10-
000 bu.i sales , 4,105,000 bu. futures , -Ifi.OOO
bu. spot. Spotsuulot and llrmer with optloat
iidvance checklm : business ; No. 2 red , In sloro
and elevator , 7li < i.7 ( > 1 c : alloat , 77'45477'tc ;
f. o. b. , TO SJ M'jc. Options advanced ijc to
! iC on tinner west , better cables , llabt receipts
und on a report from Chicago that liradstrceCs
would show a decrease of 3,0'O.OOO ) Int. . while
In fact only showing a decrease of 1.170.Kill ( ;
prices bpcame weak near the close and sold oil'
Jfil'V on t he unbound tlninclal condition of
\Vallstreet , closlna Hiiseitl-il at ' ' ! /c ' over
yesterdav ; Nn. 2 redMay. 7. Vn7ii 3-KIc. clos
ing nt 75c ; .lime 7777 Vc. closing at 77' c ;
July , 7H'it7U 3-lGc. COHII | | at 7HJic ; August ,
8OjHO\c. eloslnv at HOc ; September , HlfHic | | ,
closliu : at Ml'uc ; December , M4\Ctb44c , clusliiK
t 843 c.
CHUN Uecelpts , HD.ono lu. . ovports. 13,0oo
bu. ; sales , 1,550,000 bu. futures , 2H.500 bu.
fHit. ) Spots ihill , llrmer : No. 2 , 51'jc In ele
vator , 52c alloat ; un raded mixed , 52c ;
fteaincr mixed , 51'4iJ52c. ( Options were
fairly active at ' 4f ( . sc hl lier , as followliu
wlfeat and the west , closing Hrm ; May
40 11-lGc , closing at 50' ' c ; .lune , 4 ! ) liJ50V
elosln at 60'c ; July , 5oi4 < jj51e , closln" at
60'icj Aiicnst. til H&l'tC. closing at 51 'iV.
OATS lecelils { | , 55.50O bu. ; oxtiorts , 2,00 (
bu. : sal"s 'iCiO.ooobn. futuies , 157.0(10bu.spot (
Spots fairly active , Irregular. Options llrmer ,
Jinny in-live ! May , 3V , 35v. closlni ; at
'
western , 37'4ii3Uc ' ( ! white western. 40f.50e.
HAY -rii-iuiind In fair demand ; shlppini ; . 7C
C75c ; good to choice. 85ao5c.
Iliii'tf I'lriu hut oiilet.
Ilinr.s Kasy and quiet.
I'njjvisiii.NS-C-jt meats , actlvo and firm
middles Hrm. Lard quiet and unsettled ; west-
em steam closed at J10.45 ; sales , BOO tierce'
Bt II0.4B.II0.47' , : city , $ il.45 ; Miles. 101
tierces. Otitlons , sales , none ; May closed
JllKfiOi July closed. J10.05 ; Septemher. J1O.H5
I'ork quiet and Hrm.
lliriTKtil'alr demand ; fancy creamen
weak , others steady ; Klglns. iMHiftaoc.J
CIIEKSK Steady and In fair demand.
hods-steady ; fancy In moderate supply : re
cellilK , 50,500 pkgt , ; western fresh , l&ijdiltic.
TAI.IXIW-Quiet , Urnii city < t2 per pkg. )
Co hid.
CoTTONsn : ! ) ( ) iir-Wiintud hero ; crude , 44ijj
4fJc ; yellow , 48d,50c.
rKTiioi.KUU-Qulut ; refined , lower : Tnltei
closedia , tili.e ; rctlneil. Now York , J5.3O
riilladelphla and Baltimore. (5.25 ; I'hlla
delpbla and Baltimore In bulk , | 2.75ii2.wi ]
" 'J l ? niV'il1. ( % lV''y ' ! ' " allied , common ti
good , $1.27'ft ' 1.30.
Tilltl'KNTlNK-lullMeailynt31a31'ic. ) (
MOI.ASSK.S-NOW Orleans , open kettle , gooi
to choice , quiet ,
SUOAII Raw , tinner , fair demand ; fair re
flnlns , 3' , < ii3 , c ; centrifugals , Dfl test , 4 > , < T
4wo : ( tales. 3,000 tons fuba centrlfugiiU ti
Now Orleans , 4'e foi-UC. test , and a eargo Mils
coviido. bU teht. to llallfaxat 3fcuA-sbIp.j ru
Utifd falrlvnctlve. linn.
Pin Iiio.N-Qulet , stendyi American , J12.755
( ( HM'KH Oultiti Inke , $11.
I.KAIK Dull ; domestic. 14.
TlN-Kasyi Straits , f'JO.bO bid , (20.CO nsked
plttte * , quiet , bteaiiy.
Now York lrj OuuiU .Murkut.
NEW YOIIK , .May 3. The denmnd for dr
pjxxls continued without active feature , bti
there was moro Interest and moro Inquiry fo
IjOodH , from VThlch good developments may b
disclosed nt any time , although the monetur
iltuattou juukun cuuio for delay , Cottou tlut )
nrli nrn wnll sold kt nn ai'.rnncaof u to 7 pnr
cent nbovo lint yi-ivr'K prices , nnd them hm
been u L'ood , full hiulncm In nil articles
brouithl forwatd. KverytblnK M quiet lit prus *
i.'tit , bonovnr , and current wants cull for very
mall quantities of seasonable KOocK
Oinnlm Produce .Market.
The weather wni all that could be asked for ,
but therit was not enottxli tirodiico In to make
n Rood actlvo market. New vegetables and
berries from the south arc largely cut off by
the washouts on the railroads and no very
irreat Incieasc In the receipts h antlclpateil
fora day or twoyol. As a result of the scarcity
the market on berries WAN blsher and the
early arrivals were snapped up In short order
lit prices that weie very satisfactory to the
sellern. t'ntll shipments commuuco to iirriro
with the usual regularity there Is apt to bo u
moie or less uneven mark' ' ! .
llutter does not show much chatiRe so far ns
the price U concerned , There Is some llttln
Kuln In the receipts , though the upply still
continues very llubt. Commission men nro
cautlonlnK their friends not to hold the pres
ent hlh pi Iced butter vciy IOIIK as the season
Is near ul bund whuti a drop In prices Is looked
fur.
Some dealers are talking weak on rjrKS but
tliu Keneral market remains unclianu'ed so far
as local sales arc concerned It would appear
that track buyers In the country have been
trybiK tocet the price down to a point wbero
Ilieie would be some innriilii between the price
there and the price In the city. Some navu
urovin tired of handling 'KIH for fun and are
letting others have the blub pi Iced stock.
The market cm live poultry was steady at the
decline alieady noted. The arrivals are not
lar e , hut they are In excess of what they were
a few day * a no.pi , , , market Is still In pretty
Rood condition and thuro Is no accumulation of
stock.
The coming of warm weather hastens the end
of the Rame season. Theiewas another ship
ment of canvas back ducks , which sold at * 0
per do/ .
In the acerosato there are a peed nviny
orange * helling , hut no one dealer appears to
he doing as much as he would like or to bo en-
thely satisfied with the. condition of the orange.
trade.
I'titutoi's continue to arrive In qulto liberal
quantities and thu demand keeps up at the
same time.
Aft'l.M-Cholco shipping stock , J3.75'iJI.OO
tier blil.
S-TII vwiii'itiina Arkansas , $3.5034.00 per
24-qt. ease.
OIIAMIIS : Tlio following quotations are for
choice stock , regular sl/cs. OIY sl/es can ho
had sometimes at lower prices. California
mountain oranges. 12.50 ; Washington navals ,
H : Newcastle California seedlings , J2.75 ; Ued-
laiidi , $2.75 ; Medina sweets , J2.75Itlvursldo
I.K.MN3-Cholci ) , S 1.0034.25 ; fancy , J4.503
5.UU.
It.vNANAH I'er bunch , Including crates and
packing , * 2.00(12.75. (
riNi-.Al'l'i.tis-l'er bbl. , 87.&oao.00 ; per do/ . ,
} 2.iOjf3.)0. ( (
VKOtrrAIII.RH.
I'r.AH-1'er < bu.ho.1.7Ci. .
IIIVNSChoice : navy , i2.3U3i2.45 ; common
stock , il.Ull&'J.OO.
( ' .vi.mm.MA ( ' .Mill \ ( IKI'er 11) . , uyirii' .
AI.AIIAMA CAIIIIAIIK I'er crate , Kl.75fl4.00.
1'i.oniDA CAIIIIAIII : I'erciate , T3.OOS3.50
Ci'i.TMiiKlis Choice , per do/ . $1.50it2.00.
W \X IH.VNSI'er : ' , -hu. lioM.fiO. .
Sl'l.v.u'l ! - ' bbl. , J2.5O.
Asi'.vtlAiiu.s Homo grown , per do * . , { 1.003 $
.25.
I.KTTIJCK I'er do/ . , aMMOi' .
ItAlil.siir.s I'er do/ . . : t.Vil-IO < 5.
l'itsi.ivI'er : do/ . . nr/it lih * .
Tit' OMONSI'er do/ . , 2'iit2"c ' ; .
I'lii-ATOKs-Oolorailo stock , 81.10 : WIs-
onsln hurhanks , U5ilt)5c ) ; western Nnbraskii ,
85a'J5c ; eastern Nebraska stock , 75t&B5c ;
arly Ohio seed , fl.25.
I'll : I'\ST I'er od-lh. ho\o < s , Jl.fiO.
Niw : HCKTM I'er liuuches,75c. .
Niw : ( 'Minors-I'cr dohunches. . 75c.
Niw : Tl'll.Ml'S I'erdobunches , 70c.
TO.MATOI.Sl'loi Ida , r.-ha-.ket crates , J3.
SyiiAsii I'er tin. bnv. , fJ.'J.'i.
IICIIMI'IIA OMDXS-l'i'l- . box , $2.50.
Ni\v : I'orv'ior.sSouthoiii , per hbl. , J5 ;
u'l-hu.hov , J2 ; California , | > "r Ib , U't'iJU'Ve. '
MitsiniooMs- market basket , jl.50.
L'r.l.Kllv-Callfoinla. per dotl OOS1.25.
St. l.nuN tluit ! < i.
Sr. I.ot'i * . Mo. , May 3. rioun-I'lrm ,
, uli > t , unchanged.
WIIIJAT Opened unsettled , worked up 3. i' ,
est 'jc and closed 'jC above yslerday ; No. 2
ed , cash , til'iv ; May , Od'n- ' ; July , "D'aili" ' ! ) ' , ! : ,
losing , 7il-e ' : August. 71-ac ; Sonteinber , 73c.
COIIN Was bullisli from all points of view ,
lo-llig : ' , ( ' . ' ' up ; No. 2 mixed , e.ish. 3S ' 4i ( > ,30c ;
ilay , 3M'/3M'e ' ' , closing at UH'sc ; July , 40UCt
10'sC , closing at 40'iff > 4iT ( < ' .
OATS Advanced sharply ; No. 2 cash , 3life ;
ilay , 3ll.Ti.31Se , closing at 3l'c ' ; July , 2Hc.
I'HOVISWXS Struiu and higher ; In good
lohhlug demand ; pot k , standard mess , tI'J.IiO ;
ard , $1O.I'J' ' , ; dry salt meats , loose shoulders ,
"J.75 : longs and ribs. $10 ; shorts , 110.25 ;
lacon , packed shoulders , MO.25 ; longs and
Ibs , $11 ; shorts. $11.2 , > ; * hams , sugar cured ,
IS'iWie.
HHfTi-.H Quiet ; choice creamery , separator ,
21W27C ; cliolco dairy , 2I325C.
KKOEii'T.s-l''lour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 15,000
) n. ; corn , 7,000 bu. ; oats , 30,000 bu. ; rye ,
lone ; barley , none.
Siiii'.MKNTS l-'lotir , fl.OOl ) bbls. ; wheat , 4-
000 Ini. ; corn , 113,000 bu. ; oats , 8.0UU bu. ;
ye , 4.0UO bu.
Knnvii tnyrtrketi. : .
KA.NrHS ClTV , Mo. , May 3. WllKAT Actlvo
ind strong ; No. 2 hard , Gl01'c ' : No. 2 red ,
Cons -Very flrmj No. 2 ml.xed , 33c ; No. 2
while , 37c.
O.vr.sStrong ; No. 2 ml.xed , 23 < a23c ; No. 2.
white , 3 1'4-r.Wl " , ' < : .
ItYK-KliinrNo. 2. 54'i'l5.V. !
I'l.AX SKKli-Steniiy at ti .01 a 1.02.
HAY Uiichanged.
lluri'C.uUnchanged ; creamery , 25U30c ;
; lalry , IHft24c.
Knns Unchanged at 12' ' Jo.
KUCKIITS Wheat , 3'JOO bu. ; com , 3,000 bu. ;
oats , none.
Sllll'Mr.NTS Wheat , 3,000 bu. ; corn , 4,500
bu , ; oats none.
ItushuMs Clrtngefi.
The following are reported at Dun's mercan
tile agencv :
lloelns , Nob. , I'eter Pedde , saloon , sold out.
Dorsey , Neb. , I ) , linger , hat ness , will re
move.
lloldrego , Neb. , It. ! ' . ( 'oilman , rest turant ,
> -olil out.
I'latsmouth , Neb. , Mayer , t Morgan , clothIng -
Ing , etc. , succeeded by V. J , Morgan.
I'awnee City , Neb. , t ! . A. .1. Mo < s , general
.store , gave chattel mortgage for fii,3i)0. )
South Oni'iha , Neb. , James I * , ilendry , gro
ceries , will discontinue.
Hock ItaphlR. la. , H. O. Keck .t Co. , hardware ,
succeedi'd by Keck , V lllllerlii'ck.
I'oncordla , Ivan. , James Clllhers , groceries ,
sold out. _
Manchester Ciiniioeri'i.il Iov1e\v ! *
MANrnr.sTr.lt , F.ng. , May -Tho ( luardlan ,
In Itscommerclal arllcle. MIVS : The numerous
custom Imiulrles foniuotatloiis attending tlio
recovery of 1 1 Kid In Amurlcuu cotton In Liv
erpool has Imparted a m ire. cheerful touu to
the market , ami It Is hoped that this Is the pre
lude to larger sales. Tlio Indian business Is
s nail , especially in staples. There are Imiulrles
for shirt lugs for Japan a ml prices arcstlllcning.
Tlieie have been a few sales of medium shlrt-
lii sand bleaching cloths fur < 'n Ilia. Dootchlcs
are dull and prices In buyer , favor. Them
have been fair sales of dimming cloths.
Cheaper yarns have bcncUicd producers
materially. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mllw.mkcc Miii-kcN.
Mn.wArKKi : , WIs. , May 3. WIIKAT Kasy ;
cash , ( i'JV ; No. 2 sprliu. 07c.
t'cillS Firm ; No. 3 , 42c'J.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 white , 35'iS3Cc ' ; ! No. 3 ,
33'r(3tc.
llAlll.liY 05C.
KVK 50c.
I'llOVISlONS-Qulot ; pork , $10.32J. !
Ci > II i > Market.
NEW YORK , May -Options opened bniely
steady at 5 to 15 points decline , closed barely
steady , 25 to 35 points down ; salr.s , 15,750
liiiu-s , Incluillni ; : May. { 14.40 ; June , $14.20 ;
July , * 14.15'M4.35 ; August , $14.101414.20 ;
September. * 14.10T.14.30 ; October. H4.KXB
14.30. Spot , Itlo , quiet , easier ; No. 7 , $15.37i }
G15.50. _
Liverpool Mnrki'ts ,
I.ivKiirooi. , May -WIIKAT Steady and
dumaml moderate ; holders olfer moderately.
CHUN Firm ; demand fair ; mLxed western ,
4s 2'd per cental.
PROVISIONS llneon. long and short clear
55 His. 52s ( id per cwt. llacon. loin ; clear , 45
Ibs. 55s. 1 , ard , prime western , 51s perowt.
riilludKlphlii llr.ilu .Murliot.
I'liiiADKi.i'iiiA , I'n. . May 3. WHEAT -
Strong ; No. 2 red. May. 74'il&74Me.
( 'ORN Firmer , moderate demand ; No. 'J
mixed , May , 4'J'itClU'iR.
OATS Advanced with fair demand forca * . ! ]
nnd future ; No. 2 white , Ilay , June. July , 4 ( > ji
Cini hln.ill .MiirkcU ,
CINCINNATI , O. , May 3. WIIKAT Steady No
2 red , 07o.
CoiiN-tJood demand , Hrm ; No. 2 mixed , 44c
OAta-liood demand , htrong ; No. 2 mixed
32c.
32c.WHISKY
WHISKY In good demand , steady at $1,13.
Itiiltliniirn drain .Market.
ItAl.TlMOlti : , Mil. , May 3. WniUTI'lrmcr
May , 74Sc.
CORN Strong ; May , 49\c.
OATS-Steady ; No. 2 whlto western , 41c.
Toledo Ornni Miirurt.
TOI.KDO , O. . May 3. WIIKAT Dull , easier
No. 2 cash nud May , 71c.
CORN Dull ; No. 2 , cat.li and Mny , 43Jc. !
OATS- Dull ; No. 2 mixed. 32'jc.
Oil .Miirk.il.
LONDON , May 3. CAIAJUVTA l.i.vsr.tn Oitr-
40s Hd per quarter.
ANTWKiif , May 3. I'KTROMUM 12Jif pah
and sellers.
_
.MIiiiinAMOlUVhPrtt Market.
MINNKAI-OMH , Minn. , Mny 3 , Very llgh
buslne j In September today ; good demand fo
cash wheat ; No , 1 uortiieru koldut 6&i ; < CUc
No , 2 northern sold at f)3ftfl3'tc ) ' Hccelpt
2Mcar ! , rio ei Mny , 03JOI July. 07 , ej Kep-
teniber , OHSc. On truck ! No. Imrd , 07c |
No. 1 northern , G5ci No , 'i northernC3o
.STOCKS AND IIO.VI ) * .
Yeterilny Wni a Ditjr of < ! refit Ktcltcinrnt
on
Nr.w YORK , Mny 3. This luu been n dny of
Kreat excitement nnd deprcsilon nt the Slock
exchange. The sales reached the large total of
680,501 shares , liquidation ? having been on n
more uxlcnslvo scale than for n long time.
There was nothing In the way of news to affect
prices ndveisely. Sterling exchange wns easier ,
nnd gold exports by Saturday's steamers nro
still In doubt. Money wns also In better sup
ply to the Slock exchange brokers and rates of
Interest declined under Increased offerings by
the banks nud other lenders.
The heavy selling of stocks U attributed al
most entirely to the exhaustion of margins and
the uncertainty created by the rumors In cir
culation affecting the ciedlt of corporations
nnd Individuals. The only failure reported
was that of A. II. Wheeler , and this was of llt-
tlo consequence , but the boars , taking advan
tage of the demoralization , started stories
about the alleged embarrassment of the lead
ing operators and banks. Thu most dllllgeut
search after the close of the exchange failed to
corroborate these stories of Impending trouble.
There is no doubt , however , that imany
loans on HID Industrials were called In , nnd
that , some llrms were forced to sell. Rallies In
the marnet were frequent , but they counted
for little , each and every recovery starting
the selling movement afresh. The depression
was most marked laftcr delivery hour (2:15 ( : p.
m. ' , when them was absolutely no support In
any quarter , and prices dropped one or more
points between sales. The market then wns
In n semi-panicky condition , and the hoard
room was practically a bedlam let loose. Na
tional Coidago broke 14't percent 1035't ' ;
preferred , 10 per cent to H3 ; Chicago ( in" , 1-S
percent tolis' , ; Siuar , 7J percent toR ! > V
Sugar prefeired , 3 per cent to UliAmetlcan
Tobacco , : < percent toH ( ; Itock Island , 3 per
cent to 77 : Consolidated ( ias , 3'i percent to
115 ; ( luhPiiil Electric , 3S per cent to 8n ;
Ill-eat Northern pteferred , 734 percent to 1215 ;
Manhattan , 5 < ] per cent to 134 ; Mobile
* Ohio , 0 per cent to 1'14 ; New York &
Northern preferred , U14 percent to I4'j ; IMIson
Ijliimlnatlng , 5 per cent to 115 ; Missouri ,
Kansas & Texas preferred , 4 per conttolfl'j ;
O'nalia. 2" , to 44" , ; Western I'uion , 03Bto81.
In the last fifteen minutes of business under
purchases tocover shorts , prices rallied'i to
I1 ! per cent , but tliu market nevertheless
clusi d weak and demoralised.
Tim I'o-a says that the Sto.-k exchange
shouhl have been able without widespread
disaster to withstand the strain of today's
break In prices' Is the surest witness to uio
soundness at the llnanclal center. How far
the trouble , which for a long time has gravely
threatened , has been averted , It Is not easy at
the moment to say. Kenardlng the specula
tive combination.In the Industrial slocks\v hose
career of elirht months past has leached this
week so remarkable a close , need not be added
to what has often been set forth In this
column. The majority of Inllneiice In Wall
stieel has stood apart from active speculation
In tlilsor any other part of the market. Ills
to this conservatism that the community owes
today the escape from serious trouble.
Thu following are thu cloning quotations of
the leadlni ! stocks on thu New York Stock exchange -
change today :
The total sales of slocks today Were 580,051
shares. Including : Atchlsoii , 22.700 ; Iturllng-
ton & Qulney , 20,4(10 ( ; Chicago lias , .14,400 ;
Cotton Oil , 0,1(10 ( ; Delaware , I.ackawanna &
Western , li,50 ( ) ; Distilling , 13.HOU ; Krle , 5,400 ;
General r.lectric , 15,400 ; Umlsvlllo it Nash
ville , 5.HOO ; Missouri I'acltic , 1,301) ) ; National
Lead , 7,000 ; National Cordage , 2H.7OO ; North-
m raclllc preferred , 7,300 ; Heading , 32,000 ;
Kock Island , H.2O.I ; SI. I'aul , 42,400 , ; Sugar ,
00,000 ; Western Union , 25,500.
Nr\v York Money Mnrktit
Nt'.w YOUK , May 3.-MONEY ON CAM. Eusy.
at 3 to G per cent : last loan , 4 per cent ; closed
olfered nt 4 per cent ,
I'uiMi : MKIICANTII.I ; I'Arini CS3 per cent.
STI-.HI.INII KXCIIANUK Kasler , with actual
business In bankets' hills at t4.H5liQI.bti for
sixty days and W.HH' il.HS'j for demand.
( ioviuiNMKNT lloNDs-Stoady. State bonds ,
dull.
dull.The
The closing quotations on honds :
I'lnnnchil Not
May 3. Three per cent rentes , 001
Od for thu account.
OMAHA , May 3. clearings , 11,201,170 ; BIIUIC
day lust week , J985.H35.
Niw : YoitK , May a.-Clearlngs , 1155,233 , .
204 ; balance ! , . * 5G02,141.
llAl.TlMtilti : , Mil. . May Clearings , 12,7-24 , .
13H ; balunccs , * 40U.HU1. Money , 0 per cent.
I.ONIMIN , May 3.-Amount of bullion gone
Into the Hank of hngland on balances todai
wasi.173,000.
I'llll.AliKi.iMilA , 1'a. , May 3. Clearings
lltl.550,255 ; balaucea , t2.015.715. Money ,
4 it-Hi percent.
Nuw OIU.EANB , I.a. , May 3 , Cloarlnxi ,
11,607,247. Sewiork exchuuue , coiumurcla !
7f > e per 11,000 promliini ! hank 11.60 per 11,000
premium. >
MitMi'im. Tenn. , Mny n.-Now York ox-
rhaiiRe nelllns ntjl.60. CloiirltiKs , I40i,440 |
baliinces , I'JOl.OW. '
CINCINNATI. O. , Stay -Money , M&7 pnr
cent . New Vork ex'hanito , 40aG(5o ( premium.
ltMitliiRs 12,501 , IfiU
ST. Louis. Mo. . May 3-Clcarlnif ! , J 1,323,025 ;
balances t707,32H. Motiev quiet , 01i7 per
cent. K.xrhanxo on .Now York , 70o premium.
IlniTON , Mass. , May 3. Clearing , tlO-
903,071 ; balance * , " * 1,5C0.2G2. Money , 0
per cent. UxchanftU 'on Noxvork , 17ia20c
iliscount.
Nrw VOIIK. May n. fSpcoliil Telegram to
TliKllKi : . ] KvclmnEitwas quoted as follows
today : I'lili-aco , OOc premium : llostou , 17c to
20c tllscount ; St. I.ojils , COc premium.
O.MAII.V MVi : STOCK .H.VUIUU'S.
I'rc h Itccnlptu llrnvy und I'rloc * I.nvror
All Around , vtitli Triido Aetlvo ,
WED.sr.snAY , May 3.
There was an Improvement In the receipts of
all kinds of stock today , So far thN week re
ceipts foot ui ) 8,310 cattle , 15,403 hoK.i and
1,080 sheep , as compared with 10,017 eattle ,
10,042 boss and 2,055 sheep the same three
days last week.
The supply of cattle was slightly heavier
than yesterday , but about thu same as a week
ago. Speculative shippers started In early and
bought ( 'ood cattle of all weights at very
neatly steady pi Ices , but buyers for diessed
beef bouses early announced their Intention to
buy the cattle lower or let them
alone. Inconsequence the tradu v\as rather
slow , with prices ranging from about steady
on the more desirable grades , both heavy and
light , to 5c and 10c lower on the half fat and
rough heavy stock. Two loads of fat 1GHO-II > .
heeves , "as tine as sill ; , " topped the market
irlnulng J5. .10 , while good to choice 1 , 'J.r > ( > to
l.r > ill-lb. ( beeves sold at fromSI.HOto Jo. 10.
I'll I r to good 000 to 1,2110-lb. steers sold at
from f4.35 to $1.75 and common light and
inilerwelgbt stun and odds and ends were
worked olVat fiom $4.30 down. Although on
all hut the really good cattle It was a dull
Iraggy market tluoU''hout ' thu movement
as continuous and nearly everything was out
of llr > t hands by the clo e.
The cow market was steady to strong on fair
to good stock , wltlicommoii and canning grades
generally slow sale and a shade easier. I'alr
lo good cinvs and heifers sold largely at from
$3 ii > $3.7o , with cannersas lowas1.7" and
fancy stock up to $4.25. l.lttle If any change
was noticeable In the market for rough stock ,
sales of common to choice bulls , oxen and stags
being at from $2.25 to $4.25. Veal < alve.s were
In very fair demand and strong at around H
and tr > , with common large stock and yearlings
dull at from $2 to ft ,
The feeder trade was moderately active ,
with prices generallyrstioug. Yard specula
tors and d tested beef men were active competitors
titers for the light steers at good sllir llguies ,
while tliu continued tine weather brought out
the country buyers In good numhcrs. ( iood
htm to 1 100-lb feeders are selling at from J3.DO
to Jl. 25 , with fair to good 500 to OllO-lb stock
eattle at from J3.5O to4 and common stuff
at ftom { 2.75 to } 3 40. Kcprcsontatlvu sales :
DIIESSKI ) IIKKK.
Wi.STKIIN CATTLE.
No. Av. J'r. No. Av. I'r
i9 ! feeders. . hHl M 00 10 feeders. 1041 S3 H5
7 steers. . . ! 100 410 1 feeder. . . ( Ml ) a 70
1 feeder. . . OUO 370 25 feeders. . 804 1170
IIIAIIO CATTLE.
72 feeders .USD 4 10
11 oo * Huyers had by Ions odds tlie Iwst o
thu situation today , l.asiern markets ueio
lower , | > iovlsloiii were weak , the shipping am
speeiilatlve demand was very llRht and local
It all , leceipts were the heaviest MI far ( Id
year with but one exception. January U.whei
b,0l7 ! head eip rectdved. In general Ihu
quality of the otferiiiKs was rfool : and buyers
had little cause fur eumplalnt on that score
Kurly sales were from fie to luc lower thai
yesterday , the L'ood butcher weight an < lheavy
IIOES mostly at * 7.U , with two eholcu loads u
17 35 und light and mUert IIOKS very lurecly a
17.25 , Oiibtlll moru beurlah uiihturn uilvices
thu inurkct wvukvuvu curly , Lute kalvk wvro
inoiitly at 17 20 nnd IV 25 or a lint lOe lowrr
than yesterday and the rlnsn was menu with
nearly l.lioo hogs utt nld. Thn bulk of
thn hogH sold , tt from 7.20 to J7.80 , i\s iiitalnH
J7.30 Ii > t7..1u on TttfMluy and { 7.35 to J7.45 oil
last \\ediie. ihiy , Kcprescnttitlvo sales :
Nf ° - A.xSh. . : . . .J'r. _ No. Ay. Sb , . _ ! ' ; _ .
I'KIS AND HOmill.
1..000 4 00
HIIIIKP Receipts consisted of six loads , three
Inuble and three single decks , all westerns ,
riicdeinatid was good from all local houses
uid J5.9O boimht everything. The maiket was
strung , ralr to good natives , $ l.5Oji0.oo faire
o good westerns , $4.00iJO.OO : coiiiiiion ind
stock aheap. J2.50it4.OO : uood 1iicholco4O to
lH-lb. ( ) lambs , $5.00 7.00. Hopresentatlvo
sales :
No. Av. I'r.
207 western wethers 90 J5 90
010 wc.stern H ethers 102 5 90
Kerelpts and IMiimsiUon of Stock.
Oni.'lal reoelntsaml ( llsii.xllton of st'iik m
shown by the books of the Union Sto.-k Yar.ls
'oinpiiny for the twenty-four bours endiiii ; at
6 o'clock p. m. , May 3 , 1893 ,
IIKCKII'TS.
DISPOSITION ,
WESTKHN I'ACKINC INTiiliSTS. : :
Inrre. : N In tliu Movement of
Hoga llupnrtcd ,
CINCINNATI , ( ) . , May 3. ( Special Telegram
toTiiK llr.K.l Tomorrow's Trice Current will
say : There Is a further enlargement In the
marketings of hogs. Western packing for the
week was 245,0(10 ( , against 100,000 the pre
ceding week and 240,000 last year. From
March 1 the total Is 1,405,000 , against
1,735,000 last year. Prominent places com
pare as follows :
Chlrngo l.ivo Stock Murkrt.
CHICAGO , III. , May 3. ISpeolul Tclecram to
THE ItEE.l Sales of oattli * wi-ro at very llrni
prices. The market has terminally strength
ened since Saturday and now shows a Kn \ of
from lOv to 15c In tne moie uttntrtlvc Kinds.
Itei'clpts are Ilirhtor than for last week and the
demand more active. The runeo of iiintii- ]
tlonsls from J1.75 to ? 0.25 , cows mid heifers
selling at from il.75 to S4.40 , hulls at from
t'2 to 14 , Mockers and feeders at from $3 to
$4.75 , common to extra dressed lieel
and shlpjiliiK steers at , from
t4.5 to Jli.26 , and Texas cattle at from J2.UO
to5.15. Heavy steers have not inane much
advance , the Inquiry fur that class continuing
somewhat limited. I'ntll today theio had heen
no recent sale at over $0 , hut f0.35was pale !
to'lay for a hunch of fancy steeis with an avor-
aueof 1,053 Ills. Not much of the tnidln was
at better than JCi.D5 , and only a limited amount
lie low W.
The lio1 market opened enconraKliiKly , th <
Ilrst stiles of the morning beln ellecled at
fully as Rood llsnres as were paid any tlnn
yest ci day , hut a little later two or three of tin
principal buyers pulled out of the maiket. am :
there was a slump of fully 10 , ' per lee Ibs
The market was dull and vorv weak aflei
iibout H n , clock , closing had at from J7.'J5 K
JT.liO for poor to cliolco ( inalllles. This Is
ahout Monuay's ran e of values. The unfavor
able turn cannot lie ascribed to excessive re
ceipts the uiTlMils since Saturday being 5,000
hea < l fewer than for the same time last week ,
nor to weakness In the ho ; ; product , that
product advrin'ln ; ; yesteiday. Sales were
lar-'ely 'it from J7.45 to J7.55 , and from } 5 to
17.75 was the eMieme ramie. Due load of
3'J5-H ) . fancy hoxs fetched t7.7.r ) . Light hogs
did not sell to as good advantage as the heav
ier weights.
Iteceipts of sheep keep up In tlio maximum.
The flesh arrivals were estimated at 14tOil )
head , and the total for the last three days Is
42,5'O ( head. I'nder hiich supplies it was not
to lie expected the market would develop
much stiength. and It did not. Tim demand
continued good , hut buyers would not pay
former prices There was no marked decline
In choice grades , but In poof to fair bolts
then1 was a drop of I0c.
Lambs were steady. Quotations range fiom
} 4 to Hi.25 for iii > or to extra sheep and from
J5.5O to $7.25 for lamhs. A liuiich of fancy
Mexican fed lamhs sold at * 7.27'i.
Iteceipts : flit tin , 14,000 ; cahes , 5,000 ; liogs ,
10,000 : sheep , 14.OOO.
'hie Kvenlng.Iournal reports :
CATTI.K Itecelpts , 15ioO ( head ; shipments ,
0,000 head. Market steady ton trlllo hlghur
on prlmo steers : natives , f4.UOftG.iri ; stocknrs ,
J3.liOit4.25 ; heifers , * 2.H5iit5.00 ; Texans , J3.70
464. (10 ( ; cows , } 2.OOji4.35.
IliMiU Itecolpts , I'.l , (11)0 ( ) head ; shlnrnentsi ,
fl.ooo head. Market luii.5c ! lower ; common ,
M.7fjiii7.35 ; mixed. f7.4oa7.50 : heavy , $7.55 ®
7.05 ; light , $7.40 7.50 ; pigs. * 7.2.Vu.7.H5.
SllKKl'Uecells | , 13.OOO head ; shipments ,
4,000 head. Market active ; clipped Texatu
* 5.20it5.5O ; uthers , $5.OK'ii5.55 ( ; failed clipped
Texans , S4.bOii5. ( 25 ; western wether , ib.Ct'i'
KuiiHa * City Live Mock Market.
KANSAS C'ITV , Mo. , May 3. t'ATrt.nHo -
I ) D.FIIAZISB , II. D.li IOOB Kr.JAi llo fiz.
1'ros , Vl o I'roj tiocy .A ; I'road
HAWKEYE
COMMISSION CO.
Capital til.000 ; Oiimhu unj Bloux City.
Grain and Provisions
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.
1'IIIVATE WiltfU
Room 212 New M Life Building
OMAHA ,
nF.'EitE.N'CES : low.iStatn National Ilnnk ,
BIOIIX City ; Counaurcl.il National Hank.
Om.iiiu.
_
Fpuclul attention Klvun to.outililo orderii
Correspondence aollclteil
cclpts , ft.fiOO linnd , hlittiriii | , .
tliulnnrkPt win tniuly , i'ln lnR rnsyt ranirn
KlfPM , M.SB ? l4M6i Bhlppers. | % ri (
.nilfncr . ) ' ' . 13.40,14 'iO : lookoM und feedrrs.
! .7& < l4.nfii btilN ami mixed , tj.nona : ' 'i.
llm. < Iti'i'i'liitii , O.ooo iieail ; lilnnmnt ,
1.800 lieadi the market was Mow and fto
lower ; Iu < nvp4. | I7.1iva.7.n0 ; packers. * 7 IMt
" ' 70oa7-35i 11KI"- " ' '
.
HIIKKP - ItecelpK. G.onn bond : the market
was active and strong. Muttons sold at # 4 0556
Jt 0.
St. l.ounl.lve Sim k Mnrlnt.
PT. Lot-is. Mo. , May H. - 1'ATri.K-HecelptV
3,400 lieail ; shipment' , 2OO head ; market
active , 20 < a50c higher than close of last week ;
natives , butcher slock , M.OOilfi.oO ; fed Texas
steers , * 3.504no. |
Hods-ltccelpt.s. 0,100 head ; shipments.
800 head ; market opened Miong ; hut closed
hnver ; heavy , J7.00 < 3-.35 ; mixed , JO.UO4t7.30 ;
light , 17.tHUc7.30.
, , s''KEP ' ' lteculpts , 400 hoadj uhlpmonts ,
400 head ; market dull , mil lilng lining ,
New Ynrk I.It i < Mm'k Alurkrt
. NE ! VOIIK , May a. llncvcsHecwlptu ,
1,000 head. The tradlnii was brisk and active
and all grades advanced 15c. 1'oorest to best
native steers sold at Jl.50tt .no ; diessed beef
tlrin nt HU'J'ic for native sides.
Latest cablet from London < iuote American
steers linn at Il' ' , < ul2c , dressed weight , and
American refrigerator beef steady at scant
10c. Shipments today , l.tlOO quarters of beef.
Slliii' : AND IAMIIS liecclpN. 7,500 ; sheep
dull and lower : lambs baiely steady.
BOUGHT REFUGE IN DEATH.
.Maddened by Disgrace frank Trninbnll
Tries to ICml llu Lite.
Tlio fear Hint he would bo branded ns n
felon in the eyes of his friends caused Frank
Trumhull to attempt suicide by Inking1 sev
eral morphine pills yesterday morning while
enrcuto from Chicago to thU city inchar'oof (
Sergeant Onnsby. 'rrumbnll was employeil
by the World Publishing company as a col
lector up to Muivh last , and re
cently a complaint was llluit i-harg-
imr him with the cmhe//.lement of i'Js.
The prisoner was arrested by Detectives
Kitchie and Xohren at the rciiiest | of the
local authorities at tlio Times oftlco in
Chicago , where ho had found employment.
Armed with requisition papers Sergeant
Ormsby left for that city on April „ ' . . to con
vey the cmbe/.iler b icli to Omaha. On his
arrival in Chicago the olllcer mot with some
obstacles in tlio discharge of his duty ; the
sheriff of Cook county having been served
with a notice that application for a writ of
habeas corpus would bo made. An ith.'r iHf-
liculty was that the prisoner had be 'n
charged in police court by Inspector Hess
with being a fugitive from justice , the hearing -
ing on which charge had been S'Jt for j ester-
day. Tlio police authorities therefore did
not feel inclined to turn their man over until
after that date.
When Trumbull first s-iw the Omaha
oflicer , after his arrest in Chicasro , ho re
marked thai the thing ho cared for most
was the knowledge his daughter would
gain that he was a subject for the peniten
tiary. Tills daughter is now at St. James
Orphanage at Benson , Neb.
The return trip on the II .t M. tr.Un was
without incident until Creston. la. , was
reached early yesterday morning. I'nheardby
Ormsby the prisoner managed to request the
colored porter to get him some morphine
pills , slipping f 1 into the hitter's haiul as
pay.
According to this individual the pills were
obtained by him on a prescription from the
company physician , u ho was on the train ,
and at 1'acillc Junction. The oillcer Im.l l--ft
Trumbull for a few minutes after the train
left there and when ho returned the latter
was holdiiii ; a pill box containing one-eight li
grain pills in his hands.
When asked to turn this over , Trumbull
replied : [ have done it ; you don't need to
stop me. " Me slid further that ho had
swallowed ten or twelve of the pills , and
that he thought this sullicient. This was
about V o'clock in the morning.
As soon as the train arrived in Omaha ,
Ormsby hastened his charge to the
station , where Police Surgeon lib-
bern took him in baud at once. Dr.
Hacon was also called In immediately , and
both antidotes and medicines were adminis-
tcied to relieve tlio patient of tlio apparent
overdose of poison which ho had taken. At
llhliOhe was reported very nearly out of
danger.
Trumbull is said to have a married
daughter who resides in tills city where he
is well known.
Carp -t Tlni't , lule : I.
About forty yards of Hrussclls carpet ,
stolen from a dwelling house on upper
Farnam street owned by Frank Johnson was
iwovcred yesterday and the colored thief
lodged in Jail by Detective Vi//.ard.
Ho gave his name as Richard Uice ami had
disposed of 00 worth of carpet to private
individuals. It is likely that instead of
66 MOTHERS0
99
CHILD BIRTH EflSY.
Colvln , La. , Doe. 2 , 1880. My u-lfo used
MOTUER'a FRIEND before her third
conflnomeiit , and cays oho would not ba
without it for hundreds of dollars.
DOCK MII/iD.
Sent by express on receipt of price. $1.50 per bet
tle. Uool : " To Mothers " mailed f rw.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ,
ton OULI BY ALLDnuaaiiT * . flTt-AtlTA , OA ,
simply theft n chnria of burglary will
loilK'eil against the prisoner 1
I'ollro llrprltTrn ,
Annlo Hoatr , the yomitf iIrl who wns nn > i > ]
Intnalo of Clara [ Hubert's house of III fanip.l'il
has declared her willingness to go to thtS'l
Mllford homo for fallen women , wlicro he if
will bo sent today. *
Thirty dollars ami coiti was the sentence
Imposed upon 1'eter llansen. who was ao
i-uscd b.v his landlady , Mrs ri.leiti Trottorl ( > l
with being Intoxicated , using pi-ofano lan .g !
Kungo towttnl hrr and .striking hrr itl
A plea of Rtillty to potty hitvcny wnr'1 '
entered by Krod Trass who is dialed wlthTjl
stealing an overcoat from ,1. ,1 I'tmly Her.J
was sentenced to thirty ilajs in the county I
Jail , the llrstaud hut llvo of willed ho whlh |
dluu on bread and water.
Piles of people have plies , but Witt' * , '
WHehlliuol Salvo will cure thorn
I'lro at tile Mercer.
Ou the run to the Mercer hotel fire at noon
yesterday the hind wheels of No Ti hose
wagon caught In the street ear Int. Its on thu * |
corner of Fourteenth and Ihnvard streets , ' ]
throwing the Ih-cinan standing on the- foot J
board to the ground , r'ort-in.uelj ho sus-31
tallied no serious injury. The b'a/.e ' was ex- , . . !
tingulshed with hardly anv , daniatio It
orlKitmtcd In the archway fmm charcoal
IMlcs of people navu piies , but Oo Witt's
\Vlteh Hazel Salvo will euro iiirm
Will llnlld II Illnrk.
Mr. .lean Schema will i-omm. n. . w-'i-it soon
upon the construction of a thriu s > .1 , luuU
block , 47xltJ ! feet , on the.ilu. , . . i i-nero t |
Twenty-fourth and I'mniiu ? . h. . ' ml'urn 71
Itip and Hurt streets. The , nn ! , u > n \ \ , 1 costI (
about $ . ° > ( MHX ) , and will be on upi.-d by a'j
steam laundry , the machiiicr. f.ir . \ \ ru. U has
already been eontraeted for.
A KFK/'f.F ItfiUtiV
suffering , from M rv us pros
tration , exi'ttabihty. "f dizzi
ness , the result "f weakness , > i
derau einent , or displ u-einent -J
, of the special nivnus will
X llnd health nvaimsl after
VvusiuK l > r. 1'icri-e's 1'nvorite
I trlYescripti'in
A s\ Thoniii-reiinNly vimuliiin
I solitarv nii'l ' atniie f.ir vvo-
innn's \vealinvs. ;
united to beni'tll nr fi re. nr the
money rel'unileil , ibtho ' Favorlta
Prescription. "
1 It's n powerful iiivipirntlng
tonle , n aonthiug mid stren llietnuu nervine.
For women who nro rundown und over-
workeil ; nt the critical IH-IM-MM In woman's
lifo the change from clrlhiMnl to woman
hood , mid , later , the "fhaiiRo of lifo" this
is especially ndnntud to her needs ; for it
strengthens , regulates , and ( .THUS ,
Whether it's Catarrli llself , or nny of
the troubles caused liy Calarrli , the mak
ers of Dr. Safe's Catarrh IJeinctly will
pay you S" > 00 if tliey can't , jtlvc you a
permanent cure. Tfiey take the risk 1
BOYD'S GOODWIN
r , , , ,
Friday and Saturday , ? 3ay 5 6
8ATI 'llAMA I I.M' I .
MR. NAT C.
j The SamoCast. Sporln' Suonory and
Proportioi
RI , prrsnnte.I In New Vu k , 'in 'u > ro Mr ( .ooilirln
ft-oro I tlio ur < Mt"st xu , < , , ! nn career
TliBsalonf "cat ! ! will op i l'uir.iliv : in irnliiK nt
the fo'lowlntf price i Mr-t 11 ! > , „ * | an t $ . 'ii Ual- .
cony 7.ic nml $1. M Ul icu : I l < t Her { I butcour 7. 0.
FARNAprT :
ITO , 5J.JO , ; j > o.
4 NIGHTS J'i1 ; ? ' " SUNDAY
A. V \lSO\Uj , rii.iiiiH I'r.iilu 'tl in of tliu
Illtr Hi'n ntlon.il Mi''ornnn ' ,
THS PTRE PATROL.
A i . < nilL.ro > i.ii.'Oltt .stn'up mill nniloru cm her Ir
ncliiMl opnrniluii A Kenulnn llr , ' piilol wi
liorien. WcitiiL-9il'i > Uiitl-ux * "ti > c t . 'I o
AND BIJOU THEATER
A 1,1 , THIS wuaic -
si leplitt in t'o no ly-Drama
i Hltiiicjor1 ;
OIIIFON , \ Tim.Ml'iON , m rctlneil ( Vinuil ) DramtM
Anil I.VTI'Kl.I. , a Mirv'toils : Minilciun {
MATINKKS DAlliV III-I ) I'D ' I'llU'tCH.
Mittlnot'iTo nil pnrtt oftlii' li m ' ' 'J ci'iitn.
Kvi'iilnxHilC'ii,1) ) cenii p iju it 2. ) cents.
SO UTI-L
Union Stock Yards Compiny ,
Soutli Ovnahai
Hc l Cattle Ho nml sh < u i urir lii t 13 iroit.
corrtM'siui ' HUU3- ;
Wool Brolhsrs ,
I.lvn Ftooi ; ( 'oniniNiKin \ ire'i inti.
Eo itliO'mnlin 'IVIcp'ioiri ll. > 7 Chlciza
JOHN I ) DADI-MAN , I . , , . , . . „ , ,
„ IWf
W.ll.TKIt i : . W > . ) , (
Market ropnrts by in.-xll unil wlro cheerfully
n nilsho'l upon F.nnllo ttion.
AV/NINOS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tent -Awning Wolf lros ) & Co. ,
COMPANY
Mnninnrturors of Tonta ,
IIOIlfK CDVKItS. Awninuti enU.I unil
Ill.tKnrnam street. j "a ! " Hall Mrcct ,
BAGS & TWINES | BICYCLES.
TciiToihalia itojf M , 0. Daxon ,
fOMI'ANV.
Importers anil mnnufnc- Hlrvclc' mill on monthly
Hirers of flour sacks , pnymi'iilH
liurlnpn. twlno. 1.1) N l.'ith sircpt.
BOOTS\.NDSHOES. _ _
Morsc-Corsiios Company.
gnloarooniBurtOnire-llo : IIO.i 1111 llownr 1 * t.
tBctiir ) lU'J-IKI-UZI llonnrd St.
We nro tin' OM.V Mnniifn-'turon of llouti unJ
"Wn" " rnvl | fUa ° Uumi,1u , , , . to .11 to lnMt ,
rtur new fnctorjr. _ _ _ _ .
Amcr , Hand-Sewed
' WliulcsnlM
CII.MI'ANV
infr * . nu-iintn I'linlmi HIIOK CD . bunt * , nluipl
Iliilibvr i-lioii Co. llir-- and rubltiT iro'iil * . I 4)3
1101-llU'illnrn-r Mrfi-t. l..tu Iliirnov SUM -t
COAL , COKE. CORNICE.
DRY GOODS.
M. K. SiniUi&Co. Kilpalrick-KochDry
. .
Dry icouilt. uollun * . fur- Nutlnns KLMit" furnlih
ni liliu punt" . rorniT InU rfnoiU. * IT Illll Anil
llth ami Hiiwnrd M > . Hnrnuy i-ineti
FURNITURE.
Omalia Upholstering 15c'jec& llunyan
-UMI'ANV.
' '
Upliiilituriiil furniture. KUKNITL'ltK L'O rand
III/-1 IUI McliuUi et.
.
OWlioleialoonljr. and iJthsiri-ctt.
HARDWARE.
Hector & Willielmy Lobcclt & Linn ,
CJ.Ml'A.NV.
Don IP H In linriwii nut
C'nrnnr Illh nail JaciKin UK i lifinlrft t < n ( a
Mri-cls. utf 'iitrfot
HATS , ETC. | IKON WORKS.
W. A. L , Gibbon & Co Onulia Safe and Iror
\VIioo ! > ulo
llMi. c-Rpn. mraw K'"t ' v nfo > vi , u ti. IHI work
Klimvoi , mltton : I III trnn u dllro at
mid littrnuy M.uHs.
I si-It llth ami Jn-'kHtm
LUMBEH.
John A. Walicfidd , ! Ci.irlcs ! II. Lcc ,
Iniportnil.Ainorlcnn I1 .rt H-r HOI
liinil rt'inunl , .Mlhviui- | UI' 1 Ul
lui > c'uini'iil UNO gulncjr
whltit llinii. l tic -a > u
LIQUORS. | MILLINERY.
Frill & Herbert , I. ODerielacr & Co
Imp > rl > n ui.il c. tjt > C ;
\Vtidlcinlu liquor dcnlom nt nn ! Icit'f notion
M.III i iicr < prunipl
1001 Knrnom M. tniiMl "n i y c nth
PAPER. I OILS
Carpcnler Paper Coi Standard Oil Co.
'
L'urrr n fall > t < n-k "I
prlnlliiKl iTrnpnInit uml i ltutliu l iiml iuurir > tl )
nrltlru puperi , cnr-l
pnpurJ. uic. I ulU , nx.oKroa uto. .
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
Ilrancli & Co. Jas. A. Clark &
I'riiiltiro. frulli of all lluitur rhouio t'
pinilny mi'l ' KIIIUH
klniti , oyilon. ( ili Mill M.ant
STOVE REPAIRS | SASH , DOORS
Oinalia Stove Repair M. A. Dlsbrow & (
\OIIKH t-tovo repulr MnnuftcUircri of
nail nftUir ilUclinioiits doon bllndi r
for U7 kluil of store luoiilJIngi , Ilnntli t
r.Wlougiii t. tlio UlU tail Unil. .