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Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Wheat Reaches Best Figures During the
Last Hour aud Closed Slightly Up,
BUSINESS IN CORN QUITE BRISK,
Oats Develop a Little More strength
Provisions Somewhat Unsettled
Cattle Strong and Higher
Hogs Active.

CHICAGO April 26.-[spccal Telegram TO
THE BEE Country traders have wheat
bought IN this market and they arc inclined
to hold on To IL. No realizing or bear raids so
far have started the long wheat bought on the
advance of two weeks ago. The local trade,
bulls aud bears, have looked and worked for n
reaction. The price of July for the week has
been between S6i4c and s1aac. Just before the
close yesterday the bottom figure was touched,
This morning the price was at see. There was
reactionto s6'sc, and n good deal ofhcstation
around SSadSd7sc, but before 1 o'clock the
price was up to sISc, or but sc under the best
figure Of the week. This was not all, July was
sold freely carly by the heaviest operator ON
the floor and by not a few big houses. At the
same time wheat was supposed TO be top
heavy market, was held up by bidding for
May aud June May was put up from sslic to
found that July did not need the support of
the old crop months and those who sold early
turned In to buy The news of the day was
divided New York and Baltimore cleared
none and philadelphia 1000 bushels. The New
Org mGAIt n was IN up nSntE ,S eSr n"W-
tlonal dispatches about export business.
First 10 loads. then III loads and then y loads
loads were confirmed. but big taking was
disCrcditca. The northwest vas very cold
with cloudy sky which helped the market.
Liverpool closed Id up on California and In
dian futures. Minneapolis received %2 cars
ana recCiptS mere were o. Gans. IN, nhe ,'dt Mheao
.,
The closr when Robert Warren \ Go. sold to
BOydcn 4 Co. 5000 bushels of July at Sitac.
This was the top price aud the close was ut
s1iic, or sc over last night. May went up to
0Oc at the close aud juno to SSa,c. On the curb
up to p. IN. privileges for July. sold at si!aG
sG4c puts and So ldsSc calls"
There was little news in corn today. but
trade was on the alert aud business was quite
brisk. There was but little change in prices
early but latein the day Hutchinson and Egg,
glcston became buyers of May and July. and
prices We're advanced but dropped again at
The closed. May sold at u sGl:2 '5c.to;2's toG Sc
III the close. June sold at ~ &C., to 22ic. to E's
d?iic at the close: July III :gas to l5's s@Slic,
To 3i'sc. To 81 sc, or a. net gain at the close.
Oats developed a little strength but the
and closed at 24l4c June sold at 2iisc closing
al 24gsc. July sold at g3a4M23Tc and closed at
pc after selling at 24isc.
The provision market was somewhat unset
tied today. The first irregularity was in mess
pork, which started with decided drop in
prices over night. May was from sl325 TO $3.50
AT first sales, and went off to $500 recovering
to sl3.3j and closing at sl3.l.'s. June sold of
TO 1890 and closed at sl3.+5. July touched
Sl322ls aud closed at sl3,4i. Lard closed at
Sl3.5 Lard closed at yesterdays prices for
May and ~ lower for July at i6+9l. Short ribs
closed @i.c lower all around after opening
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
STORY OF A WEEK.
a Good Showing in the Real Estate,
Building and Banking Records.

The principal item of interest to real estate
men during the week was the proffcr to the
city of the new park in the southwest part CT
the city, The tract of land embraced in the
grant is well adapted to the purpose and the
fact of its location in that portion of tac city
will boom real estate there.
The transfers for the week indicate great
advance over the business of the correspond
ing period last year, and as a general thing
transactions this year arc less of the specu-
lative order than last.
The building permits do not show quito so
large total as at this time year ago but
the amount indicates continuance of the
building activity which has characterized the
year
The bank clearings, one of the surcst indi-
cations of the city's prosperity or the reverse,
are far in advance of those recorded this time
last year.
The following tables show the total busi-
ness real estate transfers. building permits
and bank clearings for the week compared
with the corresponding week of last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28

siOcti 25; mallard ducks. sliJa2.oo; canvas
back ducks 40M3oOi red-head ducks, Hok.;
ducks. doz. j0caslOl; geese. Canada, R.Jog
SLO0; geese. small sl.DDf 80.
MAPLE SCGAR-Perl lb, li@l"sc.
CHEEsE-per lh, full cream Young America.
lllic; full cream twins. lOisc; full cream Ohiu
swiss iGc: full cream Wisconsin Swiss. IA l6C
full cream brick, lJci fun cream limburgcr
iioSET.lo2 H. Ne per hi id strGIacS 5,i,. Gs .,oa
80; Me--ina, SI.iyVj.0O: California fancy
navals. 500; Los Angeles, 800; seedlings.
Riverside. tj.2Ja3.jO; mountain, S.23i IN i've
boy y, lot, 20, ~ PEI, ,,s box lie, lS,s ,ca4m
Strawberries Per case, a qtsr S01D
CIDER Per bbl. refined. $50; half bbl, $50;
hard cider. pure, per bbl. $500: orange cider,
halfbbs, 500; pear cider, half bbls 800.
MINCE MEAT AtGc. per 10. ,,.1,-.,,
Nerdcli. good. $50
BANANAs-Pcr bunch sl.jOft3Oo.
2ir; creamery. ' fancy. solid packed. aa2!c;
creamery. choice isa2Oc; dairy. fancy rolls
and prints, isa2Oc; dairy. fancy solid packed.
fancy. 1iNt l6c; choice. Ia l4c; country roll.
good. ga loc; country roll: fair 51sc; poor
Reconsideration are for delivery in Chi
cagol Dry buffalo. per ton. $4,000 1900; dry
country, bleached. slO.oUql3,OO; dry country,
VEGETABLES Old ~ sweet potatoes, fancy
Muscatine. per bbl, 500; onions, extra fancy,
NV; onions, fuir, S!,p; rutaDaEuS f2UOi car
rots. 800. parsnips. 80; bccts, 500; horse
radish roots, per bbl. $50; per h. &c; celery
roots. per Dbl, $500; per doz, GOc.
PRESERVES case per H..
JELLIEs-3i aGlIc per lib.
DRESSED NEAr.--Cholce medium, s9ec; light,
JGt6C; heavy, 3H4c.
APPLES Per bbl. Gcnltons. 500: Willow
Tglg, 40: Ben Davis, A.j0; Romantic, $3.50
LISsEED OtL-6i0G}c.
COCOANUTs-per hundred, A.ii.
PICKLES Medium, per bbl. 500; small 800:
ghcr,ins, $50; c. & b. chow chow, qts s5.sj;
pts. SI.35.
PoTAToEs Per bu, fancy, 35G i5c; choice, 30
Gtk5c.
FtsH-Fresh, frozen white trout, pike and
pickcrCl. per lb, &c; sturgeon. &C,
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW-GreCn Snltcd
hides. 44c: dry salted hides sac; dry flint
hides, Gnl0c; calf hides: 4 ,"6l2c. Damaged
SIPS; sheep pelts dry per III, u" lie; tallow
No. l, 3iaD4c; No. 9, 3AG3 &C; grease, white
3.dIc; yellow, 2is6l:c.
.BEATs-Hand picked. navy. Sl.5a3 i.GO; hand
picked navy medium SliOIl,D; hand picked
country. Sl.:N5g1 40; good clean, Sl20Gl.J0.
APPLE BUTTER-Per lb. ca
WOoE-Fiuc unwashed, l4mt tIc; medium un-
washed, 1sg2lc; coarse unwashed, lsgDc,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
NCs4E.

NEW York. April 2j,-[Spcciul Telegram to
THE BEE STOCKS London had buying or
dcrs in the stock market again this morning
and the influence was felt in Erie, 1t. Paul and
other stocks. The force of the market at the
outset centcrcd in Rock Island, Missouri Pa
cihc, Union Pacific, Wizards and Burlngton
prices rs rule were from 4 To 70 per cent
higher than last evenings final figures Stocks
came out with rush AT high prices, however,
and for the first few minutes trading was cX-
trcmcly large, dealings being in large blocks.
The market shaded Off and opening advances
were lost in most cases, though there were IL
few instances where last nights figures were
reached. Chicago Gas was the only stock dis
playing any real weakness and it declined to
4s7i, net loss of / per cent from its last
evenings price. st. Paul preferred
opened 1 per cent up at 1l0. and re-
tired to IFS but other losses were iumatCral. l..
The pressure to sell abatcd quickly and later
buying movement and the opening figures
were generally surpassed before the end of the
hour. Wabash preferred was especially strong,
but the movements in the rest of the list were
tive aud fairly well distributed business in
Sugar st. Paul. Lackawanna, Erie. Missouri
Pacific, Rock Island and Union Pacific, In
the closing hour tie bank statement showing
over S2,00O000 increase in reserves helped the
market on to higher figures. The close was
very gratifying to the bulls. For half the day
net gains in few of the more active stocks
were: Erie, Erie preferred aud Lake Shore, /
per cert Gaei St raHl lRmd preferred per
stocks showed small declines.
Tho following were thc closing OuOtntionS,.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28

Mills Roberts marketed hogs from Angus.
j. +. Furman had in IL ear Of hogs from AN
E. l. Day marketed cattle from Weeping
Water.
Thomas Powers sent in a car of hogs from
Sutton.
A. ,Dnler of Diller had a car Of cattle on the
market.
Crouch Bros. of st. Edwards marketed a car
of hogs.
L. Montain OF Mead had car OF hogs on the
market
Wa, Finley sent in car Of cattle from
Greenwood
NJ. Abel sent over car of cattle from Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia.
A. 7. Beman of Chapman had a car Of cattle
on the matkct.
Lind Nelson of Odcll was on the market with
a car of cattle.
+. H. Mitbhell was over from Sidney, Ia,
with a car OF hogs.
Gus Johnson of Wahoo was on the market
with car of hogs.
Travis Clemmons came in from Fairbury
with a car OF cattle.
u. NJ, WOlfer was down from 'Endicoft with
three cars of cattle.
G.. w. Buchanan came over from Hawthorn,
Ia, with Il car of hogs.
w. T. Rlckley had a car of cattle on tho
market from Columbus.
The Farmers Cooperative association of
Cedar Bluffs sent in IL ear OF hogs.
W. H. Lewis, the well known Columbus ship
per, had ear of hogs on the market.
G. III. Babbitt OF the Hfm OF BaDOltt u Evans
Ashland was here with two ears OF cattle.
Fall & Wyaut, extensive shippers of Silver
City, Ia, marketed car each OF cattle and
hogs.
Wright & Allen had a car of cattle on the
market from Seward. MIR. Allen came in with
them.
E.w. Van Doron, prominent shipper OF
Loup City, was ON the market with two cars OF
cattle.
william T. Blodgett of Leigh had three cars
Of cattle of his own raising and feeding ON the
market.
ID. G, Robb, the well known Endicott ship
per, sent in n ear of hogs that topped the mar
ket at shl2ia.
J, c. Furer, an everyday patron of tile mar
ket, had cattle here from Alma ana lunt!ey
and hogs from llOlStcin.
Wiley Black, the pioneer Plattsmouth ship.
per, came up with u ear OF cattle, lie loaded
thirty-two head in the one car, and they
weighed over 10000 lbs.
Mr., Sanders, who has been a shipper foI
many years, and is the tathCrOf i. T.. sanders
one OF HammOnds cattle buyers was in Will
load OF calves from Tarkio, Mo.
DelLMcCord of Denver Colo. was In look Inc
over the market. lie is travelling all the time
handling sheep and reports them scarce
During the past six weeks lie has run fifty
cars into Nebraska
+. f. Richardson, the secretary of the Kan
sas City stock yards was among the visitors
at the yards, having arrived with his wife tC
spend sunday with his brother, +. NJ Richard
son, OF the commission firm OF Branard, Rich
ardson 4 Carpenter, Mr., Richardson has
great faith In Kansas city, and IL IS due
largely 10 his efforts that the live stock iu-
terests Of that city have grown to their pres
cut propOrti ions.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28

July, s8,i21adF,
Flour Firm; winter wheat, s9.oo9t75i
Provisions shoulders s5 oS15,25; short clear,
Siedj.i5; short ribs, S2J0i.jO.
Butter-Qulcti creamery, ii@i'ci dairy, o1
Cheese Easy; full cream chcddsrs. 90
l0ci flats 9AGiO'sc; Young Americas, lO'4D
lie.
Eggs Steady fresh IOE1uc
Hides Firm; heavy aud light green salted,
Sa54gi saltcd bull; atc; dry ilinty@M5e; dry
:. Tallow-Quict; No. l solid packed, 3Ac;
No 2, 3Ac; cake, ic.
Flour. .........1lOO0 1900
Wheat...... ...a...,... .ltOOl ltNIy
Torn 'i510S o,S g1oS9
LIVERPOOL, April 26,-Whcat-Qulet and
steady demand poori holders offer modcr,
atcly; California No. I, Id per ccntali red
Corn-steady; demand i'm proving; mixed
western. Is Cd perennial.
NEW YoRE. April 9o.-whcat- Receipts,
No. . red, a5@e5ilc in elevator. ,lsssdassc
anoat 05b@Mac Z. o. b.; options higher; No
rec CornpReceipts. mpR SfpG a" 1890 bushcs exports
none; spot lower; No. . tOg@4iAG IN eieva-
tor, 4li.Gt42c alioat; ungraded mixed, 3SGl21ic;
Oats-Recelpts, $4,000 bushels; exports, S3050
bushels; spot weaker; mixed western. S9Gt36ci
white mixed western, aSG4lc; options steady;
Cofco-optlons closed steady, unchanged
to points down. Sales, l2,ijO bags; May,
slG.SOlalG.SS; June il6i0iDfl6,i5 Spot Rio nomi-
nal; fair Cargocs, $1,000.
sugar-Raw, hrmi refined, steady; powdered
etroleum-Untcd closed. May, sac.
Eggs-Firmer; western, l2iAWl3c.
Pork-Strung,
Lard-Wcak; western steam, sG.61li, May
closing at Sf,5GllSG5S :.
Butter--Fine fresh, ,frm state dairy 100lsc;
western dairy 7Gl2ci creamery, lOGlsci ElSin,
49, f620c.
Cheesc-Easy; western. siid1Oc.
MINNEAPoLIs. April 2d..-Wheat- Receipts, 322
cars; shipments, ~ cars; demand for cash
slow; closing: No. hard April Sj'sc; May,
s6Ac; May, s62sc; on track, sdh@s6ac; No. :
northern, April and May, Sic; ON track, 500
S2c.
sT LOUIS. April %. - Wheat - Higher;
cash. sjac: May, SGisc,
Corn-iIigher; cash, a3l5033Bc; July, 3t0
3liac.
Oats-Firm; cash, 96c; May, 25.c.
Pork-Quiet at Sl3,25.
Iard-Dull at $500.
Whisky-Stcady at si02.
Butter-Ncry quiet; creamery. lGDl7ci dairy,
Ia l5c,
MILWAUKEE, April 2G,-whcat higher; No
3spring cash. Sb6ls5C; July, sac.
Corn-Quiet No ., 32l 3c
Oats-Steady; No. white, 21G1Isiic.
Provisions -Firmcr; pork. Sl3.5O.
CGNCISNATI, April 20.-Wheat-No. red
9Oc.
Com-Fim; No. mixed, 37c,
Oats Barely steady; No. mixed, "'D@'sc'
Whisky-Sl02
KANSAS CITY, April 6-whcat-steady;
No. ., hard cash, i4c.
Corn-Steady; No. . cash, 27isc
Oats-No. cash. 4lac.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Saturday, April 60.
Estimated receipts of cattle 100 compared
with Il2S yesterday and 30s5 Saturday of
last week. The receipts during the week have
been II, ,70l. compared with 1896 the prior week,
a loss of l.is1. The market opened rather slow
with the best steers firm and in demand, and
soon took some life with the best grades
active at an advance from a
shade to 5c. After the choice lots
changed hands everything sank into an easy.
regular, steady market with the balance of
The supply of COW stun was very limited,
only about u half dozen loads being offered.
The market opened stronger ON the best
steady at the opening till all changed
hands. The feeder market was dull
and lifeless. The receipts were
light. there was little demand and what sold,
ON "A slow market, cannot be quoted better
With sales Indicating firm market. Calves
are unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28

Rihins P6iiiip cambfic, iet; iangdon Z H. o,ssc;
Lonsdale; sac; Lonsdalc cambric, i0c; New
sHEEriNGs ANp Pillow tksIxGs Brown
Pcpperell t3-in; ioci Pepp9rell 81 isc' Per-
i2lic Boston. 81 9Oc; Boston. ~. - &c; Bos-
ton. i0.4, 25ci Utica, 4s.ln, 15c: Utica, is-in,
9G G s yea SiiR sleachei r{ppcTc iI SS y fn Ss ics
PcppCrell, 46-in lie; Pcppcr6ll, CT, ll'sc; Pep
RsGe ic - RSsian i 3 ic etoH o rSPPeBS Bos
ton o. 2Jc Boston. l0-4 2; &c; Utica, 50, 94c;
Utica. ~ Nc; Utica, l0-4, SIC.
dress .,Si Bates Sse waSck dsss SsESSs
Lancaster. 6l4c; Glenaire. GAc; Whicnton.
cutta, dress, Sc; Normandic, dress, Sc; Leices-
PRiSrs Martha Washington, &c; American,
American. iOc; Stiiel a. igc; Amana 4. i2c
Mcrrimack =, lOc Gold Leaf, 1oc; Gold Ticket,
lOc; Hamilton, j';c; Allen Pinks. Gtac; Alien
Chambray &c; Gloucester, 5t,r; Eddystone,
Giac; Windsor Glic Hamilton, d'sc steel River,
&C. RRjamnpo se sn it, LSSer S ,s,Ta siI; Marine M
fountain G!ac; Garner &C; Crcteld, sac; Ber-
sHiaaTISG CHEcKs-Invinciblc, 3 ;c Invlncl-
BILE Xxx. CSC: Crawford. So; Otis, sac; Econ
omy. s,ac; Park. zoos, ljc; Caledonia y, 0'ic;
CHEvoIr-W Winnconnett re, whittenton,
iaici slater. sci Amoskeqg stripeS;sis; Amos
IICKINGs Oakland A. 6!gc; Oakland. O. SC:
Amuskeag q \, 13iEc Berwick, bookfold
satCcn, lsc; Hannah, booltfold satccn, l4c;
Warren. boolfold sateen. Ice: Norwood. book
fold satcen. III .c, Cords No :, sc; Cords No
I. 0.c; Cords 4 & f. 13'ac; Cords + L fancy,
S &c; Cords t2J fancy, 0i,c.
CoTToNApEs-NOr Nanlin. 10sc; Everett
s oz. 1sc; Egin, 5 oz. lsc; Flat Rock, oz
1ec; Lewiston, 10 OF. S!'ac; Workngman'
22i &C..
CRAsH-Stcvens II. tG in. Sc: stevens n. is
in, &c; stevens 4. 10 in. &c; stevens 7. Is in.
1a.c; stevens NJ. Is In. S'sc; stevens y, 20 in,
siic: stevens Nm, .! in, 9':c; stevens SRT, Y
In. IL Sc; blcached, L. extra.
DENINs-Amoskcag . on lG': Sc; York. camlct,
19c; Everett. Standard. Fac; Andover. lsc;
Forester Il G.. 12isC: llaymakcrs, ilsc; Old
York, NN, l0i &c; Old York, MN. re; Law
renee. 80, Sc; Lawrence. 2!0. l3l.ci Law
renee, OF, l5c; fancy stripes and checks, III &c
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Metals.

BLOCK TiN-Small pig, 2Sc per lb; bar 30c per
lb.
COPPER Planished boiler sizes. 3?c per lbn
cold rolled. 9sc per III; sheathing, 2ic per lb;
pitts and iiattS, 2Sc per lb.
GALvASIZED SHEET lRON-Disc't 1910 per
cent, pat. plan. iron, Nos 2iG2t, \, lose; b.
0t,c.
RoorING-C Charcoal, I. c., tlx2O, ll2, $50; L.
n. S1.2j
SHEET IRoN-No. 26 s3;5 No. %. s}.sj.
SOLDER-l4
TIN PLATE-i. G.. lOxl4, 22j. si.;5; I. y. lOxt4,
~. 500.
TIN PLATE-Cokc-I. G.. IONA. ~, 1925.
STEEL NAus-Base. $3.50.
STEEL WIRE NAILS-Busc $40.
WIRE-Jap. barb $3.50; galv., $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Drugs.

Quinnc per oz, =. & W. Zoe; German 4Oc: in
dgo per ID. ,:Ic; insect powder. powd., 4Oc;
opium. 500; morphine. per Oz, S3,Oj: hops. per
III, 3Jc glyccrine. per lh, PIE; de5 rine, per ID.
re; cuttlcbone per lb. BE; cream tartar.pure,
;ljc; commercial. 1sc; camphor, Ole; Am. carb,
He; blue vtriol, Iilc; carbOlic acid, 4QM tic;
citric acid IJltiIc: tartaric 3!@-51c; sulphulic,
3Ac; sperm oil. Sll0; whale oil. CSC castor oil,
1926 neatSfuot. 5llL60c; turpcntinc. 5}c; Tonkit
beans. Sl.1JIui.9D: basam tolu. }Sr40c: calomcl J.,
0Jd91c; cautharides. sl.:Ngl3j; Cassia buds.
9On.2c; chloroform, 5llSj3c; ergot, 4iGIj2c; gum
arabic, :lJflgjr.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Produce.

EGGs-Strictly fresh. oci cold storage, pick
led, lined, salted not wanted at any price,
PuULTRN-rurkeys, dressed, fancy dry
chickens, fancy l04l9c; chickens, choice, so
lee; chickens. live, per doz.. A,j0g4.l5; geese.
dressed, fancy, l0gilc; geese, dressed, choice.
0Vl0ci geese, live, doz, sB.O0tl1.OO; ducks,
dressed, fancy, lie; ducks, choice, gal0c;
ducks, live, doz., s.5od3,oOi pigeons doz., A.OO
G1nE-Jaok sniDe, HOO1L2Si golden plover,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Hogs.

Estimated receipts OF hogs aIOo, compared
the We Week were were aO.66O go compafcd with
"a 253 the week ending the t2th The market
opened firm with n few strong sales and re-
mniued active till Just before the close, when
adyiSes from Chicago caused aweak feeling.
4l2la. The average OF the prices paid was
H.07is, compared with A,05's yesterday and
ais Saturday of last week,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
PRODUCE HIRKETs.

CHICAGO April 9d.-l;l5 p. M. close, Wheat
steady cash. - ftmc; May. g1r; July, s.4c.
Corn steady; cash, Ea4ci May, &.aH.Gtci
July B}!c,
Oats steady cash, 24bci May, 2+'.ci July,
24c.
Itye-Qulct al i0'sc.
BHrlCy-Easy,
Prime Timothy Firm at 'Layql3L
FlaN-Fim al Sl.i9
Whisky-sl,O2
PORK outlet; cash aud May il9.3j, July il3i5
Gl3.7iI,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Movement of Specie.

NEW YoRE, April %. rSpecla Telegram
to TIN BEE, Exports of specie from the
port of New York last week amounted to
s.; ,O4O, Of which S2025s1 was in gold and
SjS, 453 in silver, The imports of species for
the week amounted TO S5S, $40, OF which So
5!5 was In gold and S4s, ,1l5 in silver
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
THE REALTY MARKET.

TSSTPIrNENTS nloced an ,oo,,J du,irg
NSImrd %cIisrdax: mEHi' pi"ceu o." ieeoi" o"''hH
= Yesterday
II I MaXwlel and wife to John Skorda,
lot D MaNwcilS sun, d'.............,.s 800
bll f, Saunders & lIimebaugh's add, .oo
w ;..;;....; :...-,..... 25oO
NJ NJ Marshall nnd Wlfe 10 80 Crawl pit
lots q ana = DIX = Almann Plaza, " a., 1000
b Apple and wife 10 ; 7 Bostwick' lois a. o,o
q and -, Fairmount Place, d...i,... 1000
Kellcy's add, " dI..;..i;;.... !,;,i.,,.. 1000
Jos Barker ana VIE to liinon Goldberg,
g lot D. Dix AZ GraRdylGw' d.: 100
Nj Charon and wife to \ Charon, pit lot 200
~ Barker's allotment, " d .;;;.,.,,.,.,, 700
q ID Wyatt and wife toe W Allen ct a.,
e2 ~ lot ana W ~ IT lot TO- blk y o-,o
J W GTtiith and wife, toJ \ Griffith, lot
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Sheen,

Estimated receipts OF sheep 5Sl compared
last week. The receipts OF the
week were 1894, compared with 2g23
the prior week, "A falling on Of $50
Good multunS continue In demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Mining stocks.

New YoRK, April Especial Telegram TO
TmE BEE The following are the mining stock
quotations;
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28

NEW YORK, April 26.-[Special Telegram to
THE BEE THE weekly bank statement shows
the following changes:
Reserve increase. asc.....................S2 OOs. al
Loans, decrease. 4,201,50O
Specie decrease. Observation-Disclosures. Gil.OO0
Legal tenders. increase ............... Los. 400
Deposits. decrease Observation-Disclosures. 36O5,500
Circulation. increase se.................... $1,000
The banks now hold Ss3,2l5 in excess of the
p per cent rule.
A slot machine in England tells ones
fortune when he drops in a penny.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Prevailing Prices.

Comparative Tables.
The following table shows the range in
prices ON hogs during this and last week:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
The following were the closing quotations.:

MONEY-Easy, with no loans.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER, jnbt percent.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Qulct and steady Sin
ty-day bills, A.s5 demand, As1lA
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Highest and Lowest sales Of Hogs.
stock RcCeinta.
Average Price of Hogs.

Showing the average price paid for loads OF
hcgs the days Indicated IN 1851, ioss, lssO and
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Disposition of stock

Showing the number OF cattle, hogs and
sheep purchased on this market by the differ
ent buyers during the past week:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28
Market Mention.

IS. .2O9 SO 375
Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-28

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cure suppression from whatever cause Promote men-
situation. These pills should not be taken during
pregnancy Am Pill Co, Royalty props spencer Clay
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-28
A Singular AffIiction.

At the Vienna general hospital the
medical officers are at present watch
ing man about 81 years OF age,
who was a navy up till last year,
when he hurt the forefnger Of his left
hand. The finger had to be ampu-
tated. Since then the left hand has
always been in motion, and now the
nervous affection has spread over the
whole body, and the PATIENTS obliged
always to turn to the left side.
When lying in bed he gives sudden
jumps into the air like a fish lying on
dry ground. A similar case attract
ed recently the attention of medical
men at Paris, who called the disease
cloWnism, on account of the move
ments OF the patient-New York
Telegram.