THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 20 , 1890. 3
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] rilE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
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I SVhoat Starts a Llttlo Honvy and
p ; the Trade Kept GuogglriK
\ CORN EXPERIENCES TWO BULGES
, N lnlr Volume of nuslncni in Onln
Hill tlic Ooronl Uimntliril Pro *
| vlslona FciUurolcBs Cnttlo
, Active Hoes
' CHICAGO PRODUCE MAH11BT9.
CniCAflo , Feb , 10. | Spcctal Tcloprntn to
Tub Hrn ] Trade \vfp kept guesting In
wheal nil tiny The market wns narrow ,
culofly bccnliso tlio put anil call business has
become so exicnslvo that leading speculators
\ use every effort to keep the market ultbln
L - bounds , ' 1 here was some outside news and
I there Is moro disposition to glvo It attention
The market started a llttla heavy , with of
ferings by small holders gonornlly , who
i ivcro tired waiting for the bull movement
t I'ho whent bolt had no severe weather ex-
: cpt In Nebraska Kiln was falling at Kan-
ins City and rnlns conttnuo on the
Paclflu coast Lutor In the day
thcro was moro conflicting news The
reports of a heavy snow fnll at
Minneapolis delighted the bears , nnil the
rumor that ocean freights were off } o
3 pleased the bulls Ilatloy Urotliern , Poole &
\ Sherman , Schwartz St Dupco uud Itutcli-
,9 , itisou wcro the best buyers of the any
n , . Ryder & Mllmluo and McCormlck St Co
t sold early Pardrldgo tried all day to brnak
Vi the market and Jones St Keunett sold frcoly
Q atonotimo The action in May was T7c ; ,
to 77im"Jic to 77 ? < o. to 77K& to "nX ®
I 77"c to 77 , ' .fe , to 77 0 at 1 oclock ' June
T | sold at 7 ? ; < c nnd 7 } ( c nnd July at ( > < Jtt 6)4c )
I and 70Jifo. There was n Arm feeling in
' wheat nt the close Last tirlccs were about
the top for the day and wcro V@Jfo bettor
than lost night 1'cbruary. Tnjrfos March ,
j 7 ! > ? n 'o ; Mnv , < 7 ; Juno , 77 , ° < @ 77c ; July ,
i < % fO c. J-lnutiloin took ISOU.ODO bushels or
y May In a lump at 77Jf@77 > o before the
close
Thcro wcro two distinct smnll bulges in
corn todny , with a dull , heavy parlod be
tween The early bulge was on soma brisk
covering by local short * . On this March
touched 'JSKo nnd May B0)flS30a Then
prlcos Utled baok close to the opening
llguros Again , Just before the close , there
was some tfooil buying on orders from Now
York On this there was it ilrm closing ,
with prices as follows February , 28J < c ;
March , 2ilio\ \ May , 30tf@noYc ; Juno , SOJ/c ;
July , S\ga \ ; August , MJ c ; September , : c
Trading In Soptcmbor was a feature of
business
Oats were unsettled , but a fair volume of
business was transacted Mav was
the favorite , out Juno and July
also received moro attention The market
opened easy , but soon became linn , the
11 strength in wheat and corn holplns It con
I' ' slderably There was fair hu ' vlng and prlcos
11 for May and Juno advanced } c On the
| | bulge there wcro liberal offerings by ' longs
I and a reaction to the opening prices fol-
I' ' lowed In the latter part of the session a
I llrmcr fueling ngaln developed and prices
I advanced } X@ ) C' nul , tnc market closed
II steady at about the outsldo prices of the day
II and showed a slight guin over yesterday
j Car lots of No 2 in store sold moderately nt
Pi 4 lfl Cc No , 2 white for May sold slowly nt
I' ' ' v j 2Sjo ! and closed at Si c bid
I' / This was another almost featureless day In
fc- arT , no provision market Thcro was no good
P pk'offorlng of products , no good buying and no
F outside trade Wright & McFnrluml did
Wf llttlo hammering in lurd and got the price o f
| May off Su to $3.85. March wns also oft 5c.
I Short ribs wcro llttlo oasicr , with no mn-
I terhil decline The limit was 2 } u In March
I and May In pork trading In May constl-
I tutcd the buslnuas nnd 9.05 and $10.00 were
m the mttnido pi ices of the day , with the close
I nt * 9.059.D7K.
I . CHICAGO IjlVB STOCK
| Cmo\no , Fob 19. [ Spoolnl Telegram to
I Tnc Uee.1 Cattle Uuslnnss was active
I nnd prlcos steady at the advance noted yes
terday Some salesmen were quoting prime
export cattle 0@2oa higher than the close of
lastweok , and-other classes of steots at
about lrio bighor Prinio fat steers were not
plontlful , yet there was a better showing
than yesterday , flood , butchers stock Is
sharing In the advance , and thcro wcro but
I few Toxnns on the market The movement
In stockors'and feeders was fair , with prices
u shade higher Cboico to extra bcovos , $4.50
( 4.80 ; medium to good steers 1.330 to 1,503
L , , lbs , 3.80@4.-4O : 1,200 to 1,350 lbs , J3.40
fiC , @L10 ; 050 to 1.200 lbs t3.25@3.7ri. Stockers
T | and feeders S2.40@3,50 : cows , bulls and
s , mixed , fl.40@iJJ5 : : bulk , tJ.2. " ) @ 2.B0. Texas
corn-fod stcora , $2.803.60.
lions Tbe demand was nctivo and prices
strong to a nicjtel higher , late sales showing
up stronger than those innde earlier Pack
ers paid * 3.8. @ 3.9j nnd shippers * 3.0. "a4.00.
Hutclicr averages and assorted light sold
Inrgely at * ; J.1'5 ' and slngo sort at ? 4.W(44.U3. (
F1NANC1AU .
New Voiik , Fob 19. | Special Telegram to
TuaHub | Stocks The stock murkotmado
n good start this morning , and what was
lacking in activity was tnauo up 'In strongtb
and steady gnlns London was found buy
ing a few favorite stocks , and It was thought
Chicago parties were attempting to cover
' The belief so frcoly oxorcssod nt tbo Wind
I ser and clsowhoro last nltjht that on any
I temporary rally fresh short lines will bo put
I out , was partly carrlod out before ' noon
Along with this prediction thcro was moro
than the usual amount ot railing at the big
| B < v _ professional operators Tbo domoralizcd
Jj- condition of railroads west ot Chicago was
I ' * sv.nB0 , rcgardod sn a bar fo any advance An
! old stock man gave It as his opinion that
I with tremendous huslnoss being done by all
1 lines the rate trouble will soon bo pitched
| up Uossins put the short Interest la leading
I slocks ut 400,000 shares When business
, _ was resumed this , morning the list gcnorally
' showed advances from ' / to Kl'or cent , while
Jcrsoy Central was exceptional with a guin
of 1 per cent Sugar Hoflnerles and Itock
Island were ' still the loaders In activity , but
Luokawan na , St Paul and Louisville &
Nashvlllo followed closely , The remainder
otthe market was dull and without feature
There were further advances In early
dealings , but , except In Sugar Hoflnorlea
nnd Jcrsoy Central , thoio gains were con
fined to small fractions only and wore gen
erally oomplotoly wiped out In the succeed
ing reaction Jcrsoy Central , aftar opening
up 1 percent at 120 , rose to 12l'j' , and
Sugar opened X at07.V and advuucod \ } & to
lW > i' . The market hero rested for a time ,
bnt toward the end of the hour the down
- y - ward movoinoiit gathered strength ntid
/ overythlug bxcept Jcrsoy Central was cir
rlod below the opening llguros , Oregon
Short Line dropping 1 per cent on very
ight transactions ; Thn list at
noon gave no evidence of a
rally , and prlcos were materially
lower Sugar was off 1 point from tbo top ,
Chicago Gas was off to 45 > { , Manhattan lost
1 per cent to 103 > , Hurllugton sold , ex-dlvl-
deud , off to 104X but rocovurod slightly ,
Kook Island fell off from 01 to 89 , SU Paul
from 09's' to 68 > i , Missouri Paclrio from Vii \
to 71 and Union PuoiUa from 67 } { to 0 %
Coal stocks also woikenoa somewhat , The
stock market was even heavier at 19 o'clock
and under the load ot Q rangers the doolinos
were pretty general The sellingof Itock
Island and Durllngton was the surprlso ofc
the day , Tnero was good evidence that
Boston was selling Uurllngton Chare was
, not the usual effect u | > on the profe < slonal
. , tir bears to break tbo market by soiling short ,
yj but liquidation by holders did tno bu Inoss
" The tinkering ot trafllo rates among western
lines \ \ \ \ suDloIent to causa uneasiness
Uurllngton touched 103 , closing at 103Jf ,
and Hock Island iSK , closing at 60 f St ,
Paul and AUssourl PaciOo wore pretty
firmly held , closing about steady The total
sales wcro 243,420 shares
Tbofollowln ? were the closing quotations :
n.S.li rtgnlir xa\ NOrthern lAclns . 30i !
O.H.4s coupons , . . .IWi'do ' Drsferred , . . . . . . W\ \
U.4lscajrular.ia ) ' ( tlt.W 101j ?
I J. a.4Uscnupoai..lOt'4 doprsr rred 141
I'aclncfl-ior * 5l Ill ) N.V.Uontral lOfl'i
Central I'ocine a.1 f I' . ) . * 16' ' }
CIiIcrboV Alton . . .l' * J Hock Island , MS !
Cblcscojlurllngton O..M.AStP , MH
Ayulnc ? iKl'j dooreterrad Il4i !
I.I.V\V I30U BM'auI AUmsha . ni'i '
UllnolsContral MJIi aoprerorrea f2'i
I. . II ftV Union IMclflo M' .i
KansssftTexas . . . bl ( W.8t. Xj ft 1 . 13)4 )
t.skoShore 105 ooprofirreil . . . . . CTi !
Michigan Central . 1U ! { Western Union , . . . > ! i
MissouriPaclllo . . . * li !
IIonbv Easy nt 2Q4J4 per cent
Piiims Meiioantilb PapbTi S iIX per
cent
SritHUso Excns'nis Qdlet and weaker ;
sixty-day bills , $4.S2 } " ; demand , $4.SC > < .
MliiI us sioolci
New Yoiik , Fob 19. fSpoclal Tolegrnra
to The Hrb | The following arj the mln-
Ingstock quotation ! :
Alice 100 ( lonld.t Curry ITS
i\ pen 7H ( ) Hale ftNorcrosi . , -70
Caledonia , It II..175 Homestnke 7 0
Con fal is Vn . . . ,4fi. Horn Hllver Ill
Comatock.T.bd..aooo iron Silver 2J0
ComstorK.T.scp..3 W ) North llclle Isio..tOU
lteailwood T , 140 Ontario . . . 37K )
Kureka Con 30J Slorrn Nevada . . . . " 10
ltl Crlito 150 suttcr Creek HX )
iMtonucj ; . MAiticnTA
CniCAiin Fob 111. 1:15 p. ra close
Wheat Firmer ; February , 75 'fo ; May ,
77 ? c
. Corn Firmer ; February , S3 Vc ; May ,
30 , ' * c.
Oats Steady ; February , 19 0 ; Mny ,
21 ' ' '
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llye May , 44 , i c.
Harley Nothing doing
Prime Timothy $1.13(31.20. (
Flax Cash * 1.39.
Whisky-$1.02.
Pork-Steady ; Fobur.try , S9.07K ; Mny
$10.00.
Lard Steady ; Fohrunry J > " > .72)t ) , ' ; May ,
f5.S7M.
Flour Unchanged : winter wheat , * 2.00@
4.3j ; spring whent , ( l.lll$3.TSi rye , S2.50G3
2,85 ; buck wheat , fl.2. " > ( . < $ l.50 per cwL
Provisions Shoulders , f3.15 ( < $5.25 ; short
clear , ? 4.95(35.00 ( ; short ribs , for Fobrurny
11.70.
Mutter Unchanged ; croaraory , 15@20o ;
dairy , I0@2lc
Clioeso Unohnncedi full cream chod-
dars nnd flats OlftSOVot Young Americas
10i4-10Jc.
Eggs unchanged ; fresh , 13@l4o.
, Hides Unchanged ; heavy nnd light green
salted , ( % c ; sultoj bull , 3 o ; green salted
calf , 5J o ; dry Hint ; 0@7c ; dry calf , 5@0o ;
deacons , 2c each
Tallow Unchanged : No 1 , solid packed ,
4c ; No 3. n l4"3 > jfe ; cake , 4c.
Receipts Slilpmts
Flour 14.1)00 ) 7,000
Wheat 29,000 13,000
Corn ; 255,000 239,000
Oats 255,000 172,000
Now York , Fob 19. Wheat Rocolpts ,
32,450 bushels ; exports , none ; spot firmer ;
No , 2 rod , S5@S5Ji-c In olovutor , SO QSO c
afloat , 8fj % < gS > Ko f. o. b. ; options higher
No 2 rod , Fobruarv closing ; at So c.
Corn Itocelpts , 125,400 , bushels ; oxnorts ,
49,900 bushels ; spot firmer ; No 2 , 85@35)fo ) (
in elevator , 3ij@30c afloat ; options llrmcr ;
February , 35J.fc.
Oats Kecclpts , 100,000 bushels ; exports ,
1,200 bushels ; spot firmer ; options Irregu
lar , February closing at 27o ; spot No 3
white , 23 > @ 28c , ; mixed western , 2G@29c ;
white western , a3@3lo.
Coffee Options closed steady and 5@10
points up ; sales , 21.00Jbags ; March , { 10.30
( § 10.35 ; May , $1C.25@10.30 ; snot Hio Ilrm ;
fair cargoes , $20.00.
Sugar--Uaw , steady ; roflned , easy
Petroleum United closed for March at
* l OSJtf
Eggs Firmer ; western , 10)X@17o.
1'orlc Steady
Lard Easier : western steam , f0.15 ; Mny
closing at t0.19aslcad.
Butter Weak except prime ; Elgin , 28@
2S ! o ; western dairy , 8@10o ; creamery ,
1217c.
Cneoso Firm ; western , SIOc
Mllwnulcoi- . Fob 19. Wheat Firm ;
No 2 spring , on track , cash , 72@73o ; May ,
72 0.
Corn Dull ; No 8 , on track , 27c.
Oats Dull ; No 2 white , on track , 22c ,
ltyo Stoaay ; No 1 in sto-e , 43J c.
llarloy Quiet ; No 3 In store , 40J-JC.
Provisions Firm ; ponr , JJ9.70.
Clnoliinnti , Fob 19. Wheat Firmer ;
No 2 red 73c.
Corn Quiet ; No 3 mixed , 31J c.
Oats Dull ; No 2 mixed , 23 ( )24c. )
Whisky S1.02.
Liverpool , Fob 19. Wheat Firm ;
demand poor ; holders offer sparingly ; Cali
fornia , No 1 , 7s 8d@7 3 > d per cental -
Corn Steady ; holders offer sparingly ;
now mlxod western , 3s 8' d per contul
Mtnnoapolm Fob 19. Wheat Active
and steady ; receipts , 158 cars ; shipments , 37
cars Closing : No 1 hard , February , 70c ;
May , 78 o ; on track , 77 'i'77yo ; No 1
northern , February , 74J | ' c ; May , 1Ka ;
on trnclr , 7 < l@7UKc ; No 2 northern , Febru
ary , 72o ; Mny , 74 'i'u ; on track , 72K@74c.
ii.ilns in City Feb 10. Wheat Steady ;
No 2-hard , cush , C3c ; No 2 red , cash , 08o
bid
bid.Corn Stronger ; No 2 , cash , 21J.ic bid ;
February , 21 c. '
Oats No , 2 , 17Kc
L1V13 STOC1C
Chlnaco , Fob 19. The Drovers Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 10.0)3 ; mtrkot strong
to 10c higher ; beeves , ll.5U@-l.85 ; steers ,
* 3.25@4.40stoekors ; und feeders , 3.40@3.5J ;
Texus corn-fed steers , $2.80 ( < jJ 50 ,
Hogs -ltecoipts , 23,000 : market strong
nnd 5c blither , closing weak ; mlxod una
heavy S3.b0@4.00 ; light f3.85@l.03 ; skips ,
$3.00Lr3.70. ( .
Shiiop Receipts , 3,500 ; natives , < 3.50 ( < J
5.25 ; western uorn.fed , f4.80. ' 45.0UO : Texuns ,
? 3.50@5.00 ; lambs , $5.00(20.00. (
Nntliuinl Scook Vnril , Kan St
Imuix , Feb 19. Cattle Fair to fancy native
steers , t3.58ft5.10 ; Blockers and feeders , $2,10
@ 3W ) .
Hogs Rocalpls , 5,000 ; shipments , 200 ;
choice weak ; heavy , $3.8l3.90 ) ; packing ,
$3.75513.85 ; light , $3,701(23.85.
KutiHjis City Fob 19. Cattle Rooaipts ,
3,400 ; shipments , 3,403 ; market higher ;
steers , J3.25JJI.bO ; cows , tlSOQi 'JO ; stock
ers nnd fcodors , $3.0X43.5) .
llogs ltecoipts , 0,703 ; shlDmonts , 1,400 ;
market steady ; all grades , $3.05 377K ;
bulk , $3.72J < @ 3.85. •
Sioux City , Fob 19 , Cattle Receipts ,
650 ; shipments , 1,000 ; market active ;
canners , 75c < yf$1.25 ; cows , tl.00 1.25 ; stock
, ers , $1.50M--25 ; feeders , $2.2532.90 ; veal
calves , $3.0J@3.15.
Hogs Receipts , 1,125 ; market opened
So higher and closed steady at the advance ; *
everything Wi55y'J.77 > .
OMAHA tilVK STOCK
* Cnltlr
Wednesday , Fob 10.
Rccciptsof cattle estimated at 1,000 , com
pared with 2,533 yesterday The receipts
for the llrsl throe days of thn week were
5,274 , compared with 5,120 for the corresponding
spending days last week , The uiaruotopoucd
actlva on steers Trading wai pretty liberal
carlv In the day , with several sale ) touching
tbo SI.03 mark The receipts of cows were
liberal ind the market was strong All of
the buyers contoud that tholr cows cost
moro than yostordny , while most of tbo com
mission men and shippers think the market
on cows is only steady with no weak
ness Considerable undesirable stuff is
quoted weak Stockers und feeders were
in KOod ropuest , and about everything desi
rable changed hands There wcro , In fact ,
not enough good feeders to 1111 all the orders
The prices paid were about steady with yes
terday , Hulls uro actlva at steady prlcos
The tone of the market is healthy and most
sales uro made strong or at an udtrunce
Hogs
Receipts of hogs estimated at 3,2V ) , com
pared with 3,343 yesterday , Tbo receipts
of bogs for the lint throu days of tbe week
have been 8,251 , compared with 7,293 for the
corresponding period last week , showing a
gain of 959. J'uo market opened active
und steady at yesterdays prices ou light
hogs , at$3.70(33.75. ( Packers were dUposud
to shade oft prices on heavy and packing
hogs , and owing to thn largo number ot in
ferior loads on market the sales would In
dicate that the market was a shade lower ,
The difforonoo iu quotations is rather
a dltloronco } n quality than price The pack
ers Unally bought , paying steady prices
After all but o dozen loads bad been sold
soltcrs became firmer nnd for n while the
market dragged with few sales All of the
hogs Dually cbongod hands nt steady prices
Sheep
The receipts were not very heavy today ,
thcro being only n doublodeclc of wostornn
and a singlo-deck of Nubrasxans The de
mand for sheep has boon good of late nna
the pnekors have bought freely when good
muttons wcro to bo had
Prcvnlllng ; Price * .
The following Is n tnblo of prices paid In
his market for the grades of stock tnon-
lonod :
Prlmestocrs 1300to 1000 lb3.$3.80 ( < t4.50
Goodstqprs 1350 to 1150lbs. . . 3.50 C4.15
Ooodsteors , 1050 to 13) ) ) lbs . . 3.20 ( aso
Common 1000 to 1150 lb steers 2.90 @ 3.30
Common dinners , 1.00 (41.75
Ordinary to fair cows 1.00 W.TO
Fair to good cows 1.90 M2.23
Good to choice cows 2.20 63.00
Choice to fancy cows . . . 2.05 03.25
Falrto good bulls 1.50 0C2.50
Choice to fancy bulls 2.50 @ 3.20
Light stockers and feeders . . . 2.00 < ii > 2.50
Feeders 950 to 1100 lbs 2.20 MXXi
Fair to choice light hogs 8.07X&3.7B
Fair to choice heavy hogs n.G7 > $ M3.i2J
Fair to choice mlxod noes 3.05 0 3.72
Avcrngo Cent ot I loirs
The following table gives the average cost
of hogs on the dates mentioned , including
the cost today , ns Dated upon sales reported :
Date Price Date Price
Fob.l $3 03tf ! Fob 11 3 75' ' <
Foo.3 a 72 Feb 12 3 07 > f
Fob 4 3 75 Fob 13 3 73) ?
Fob 5 3 75 Fob U 3 73
Fob 0 3 72K Fob 15. 3 77
Fob 7 3 7IK Feb 17. 3 72
Fob 8 3 7JK Fob 18 3 70J ?
Feb 10 8 77K Fob 19 8 71
Ilnnd1' of PrlotM tine * .
The following tnblo shows the range of
prlcos paid fpr hogs :
Light nnd medium hogs $1 07J @ 3 75
Good to choice mlxod hogs . . 3 05 ( 3 Til4
Good to choice heavy hogs . . 8 05 M3 72. '
ltnnco of PrluoH licup
The following table shows the range of
prlcos paid for sheep :
Prime fut.sheep $4 HO @ 5 25
Goodfatshoop 3 50 ( ftI 50
Common to medium sboop . . . 2 00 (3:1 ( : 75
Lambs 4 00 © 0 00
Comtinrutivrt Tables
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The following tables show the range in
prlcos on hogs during this aud last week ;
Days This weak Last week
Monday 3 05 © 3 80 3 75 ® 3 8)
Tuesday 3 05 SW 75 3 0,1 t3 H2- ! {
Wednesday hi 03 < 23 75 3 50 3 77
Thursday 3 82J { 63 77 > i
Friday 3 55 WBO \
Saturday | 3 70 < &l 05
Avprnno 1'rlcu tl' Hoc * .
Showing the nverago price paid for loads
of hogs on the days indicated In 1337 , 1333
aud1890 :
Day yob 1890 Feb 18iS , Ieb 1SS7.
14 3 73 m K\ \
15 3 ITi 6 15 6 07
10 Sunday 5 IB 5 17
17 3 7214 5 17 B 1 ! )
18 3 Wi 5 13 5 17
Jl ) 3 71 Sunday , 5 23
IlielicBt and Lowest Sales ot IloitH
Todny Yesterday
Highest $3.75 Highest $3.75
Lowest 3.05 Lowest 3.05
9 Stock KeoelDH
OOlcIal yesterday Estimated today
Cattle , 119 cars..3535Cattle , 90 cars . . . 1900
Hogs 53 cars..3243 Hog9 , 50cnrs..3250
Sheep , 4 cars . . . 405 Sheep , 2 cars . . 300
Dlspodtion oTOutilo
Showing the number of cattle bought by
the leading buyers on to-day's murKet :
Uuyers No
Swift & , Co 833
George II Hammond & Co 375
ThoArmour-CudahyPacklngcompany. 878
Leo Rothsebild 80
Renton & Underwood 8
Nets Morris 201
W. K. VanZandt 8
R. Becker 72
Shlppors and feeders ' 830
Hog * .
Showlna the number ot hogs bought by
the loading buyers on todnv's mar Hot :
Arraour-Cudahy Packing company , . . . 1,815
Omaha Packing company 075
Swift & Co 1. . . . " . . 394 ,
George H. Hammond Co 510
Representation Snloj
BTUEI19.
No • Av Vr - No Av Pr
1 1180 * 3 00 7 lOOtS $3 40
0 953 3 05 17 1193 3 40.
0 993 3 25 20 1150 3 50
9 1005 3 25 10 1107 3 55
0 1017 3 30 18 1101 3 00
18 1134 3 35 33 1243 3 00
23 1013 3 35 10 1330 3 05
31 1099 3 35 10 1247 3 75
17 1154 3 35 18 1247 3 75
8 1039 3 35 8 1310 8 70
1 700 8 35 1 1330 3 75
1 970 3 35 23 1301 3 75
1 900 3 85 20 130(1 ( 3 90
3 970-3 85 17 1301 3 90
15 1018 3 85 18 1253 8 90
31 1099 3 40 18 1340 3 95
22 1090 3 40 72 1300 4 00
10 1212 3 40 8 1500 4 00
13 1054 3 40 25 1417 4 05
cows
2 1050 175 27 020 2 30
1. 1180 V75 11 075 2 35
9. 914 190 1 800 3 35
14 809 1 CO 4 992 2 35
7 1037 8 00 1 1050 8 35
8 800 8 10 8 1003 3 37K
10 10U3 8 10 ' 3..j..1133 3 37K
4 003 8 10 0 095 2 40
43 871 2 10 5 1100 2 40
1 1150 2 10 9 042 2 40
4 .1115 2 12 # IB 1070 2 42
8 900 2 15 10 1034 2 45
22 092 8 25 7 937 2 50
20 078 2 25 8 1000 2'50
18 1070 2 25 7 1040 2 60
8 1003" 3 35 3 1170 2 155
11. . . . . . . 832 2 21 8 1U95 275
5. . . . " . .lHS 2 21K 14 1071 2 80
11 1121 2 30
HL'I.I.S ,
1 1230 2 00 1 1020 2 75
1 1550 2 25 1 1250 2 73
1 1410 2 23 2 1600 3 00
,1 10IO 2 40 1 2200 3 00
4 1458 2 40 1 , . , 1530 3 00
8 1513 2 U5- 1 1580 3 00
1 , 4.1510 2 03 1 rlSlO 3 10
CALVES
1 270 3 25 1 210 4 25
1 150 3 00 8 133 4 85
3 lbO 3 50 1 120 4 25
P COBHS ,
1 850 3 75 25 844 3 20
23 1034 3 00 18 975 8 40
27 037 3 30
30OXCN.
OXCN
2 1005 3 23 4 15S8 3 75
CAN.NliUS ,
1 780 1 00
8TAOS.
2 1505 2 15
STOCKK119 ,
40 COO 8 30 18 , .433 3 50
noos
No AV Sh IV No Av Sh Pr
14..344 $3 05 81.223 80 $3 70
19..313 3 05 02.804 40 3 70
50..317 W0 3 05 0).285 40 8 70
7.207 3 CV 83..323 60 3 70
00..251 130 3IITK 83.837 40 3 70
05..231 130 8 07K 55..333 160 3 70
09..255 240 3 07JJ 64.SOii 40 8 70
08.347 80 aO'li US..258 ItJOj 8 70
83 . . .810 200 3 071 88.,229 40 8 70
75..213 40 8 07K 05..283 120 8 72
8..134 3 07 * 65..291 200 8 72 } |
oi.,205 iso a am fi8.ao3 40 uij |
15..391 80 8 70 60 , , .234 80 fi Tiii
59.,277 80 3 70 65..891 8 75
113..210 100 3 70 40.224 8 75
65..857 130 3 70 48.813 3 78
68..370 100 8 70 05 , . . .300 160 3 75
54.893 80 3 70 CO.,353 80 8 75
( W..3i3 80 3 70 t , . , .27l 80 8 75
07..2511 120 3 70 63 , , 244 40 3 75
50..251 80 8 70 61.284 3 75
73 . . 326 40 3 70 78. , ,2uS 8 75
450 , , . ,240 120 8 70 81.200 3 75
53. . . 289 100 3 70 70..201 8 75
71.,27ll 40 3 70 80,318 8 75
04.S0r 200 8 70 00.229 8 76
1'IOS.
8,140 - * 8 25
On Hio Market With flogs
J , Hnstle , Talmago ; O. M. Young , Uorliu ;
Wilkinson & , G „ Avoca : H. H.Doxtor , Hlnlr ;
4joroll Hrothors , Crolffhtontf iWllliam Os
berne , Noola , la.V. ; . B. KlimJlln , Panama ,
In ; KU Vlckor , Yorkshire , Id ; G , W.
Wynnt , Silver CityV. ; . K.McCloud , Re
publican City Mclfeo Urothorj Syracuse ;
Jones Hrothers , Hastings ; \V \ Houghton &
Co , Madrid ; L. F. Frank,4Tearnov : II ,
Hlutnor , Uhalco ; Dowtlngi& ' P. , North
ISomi ; F. . I ) . Gould , Albion ; II Gund
& Co , Camoboll ; J. T. MiOeholl , Hond-
loy , C. A. 11. nssoclMlon , Cambridge ;
D. McPhce , Edison ; G „ M. Jacobs ,
Suponoc ; Jack Lower , Stromsbnrg ;
S. A. Myers , Hencdict ; CF Way , Ord :
Frank Hart , Dnnnobrog ; First National
bank , Loup City : P. M. Colbj & Co , Urnd
show ; J. W. Nicholson , Marqtiotto ; A. E.
Charlton , Arcadia ; PorrV So Fromo , Clarke
& Clarke , Hazard ; John L. Glade , Ansclinoi
Taylor & Ulalr , Hrokon How ; Dryer &
Shaw , Ravenna ; II Agor , St Paul ; II
Hrothers St Co , Grcsham ; A , E. Tunborg ,
Hooper : L. Gutru , E. O. Gould Nowmnn's
Grovel Hrodhnm St S. , Dodiro ; Shepherd &
Co , West Point ; G. Karlon , Hccmer ; F. E.
Gillett , Alnsworth ; T. J. Soatcr Randolph ,
la ; Davis & Nowcomb , Red Oak , In
On tlio Mnrkot With Cnttlo
D. McPhoe , Edison ; L. C. Maulsby , Wit
souvillo ; R. C. Oldbum , Heaver City ; D.
Dotrlck , Upland : Jack Lower , Hcuedlct ; J.
S. Intnnn , Oscoola ; R. E. McConnaughy ,
Stromsburg : S. A. Myors , Henodlct ; Res-
borough Si Grny , Hluo Springs : First Na
tional bank , Frank Hart , Loup City ; C. F.
Way , Ord ; E , U. Smith Lexington ; W. A.
Vun Alstlno , Arcadia ; Taylor Sz Ulair , Uro-
ken How : White Si Co , Hradshaw ; O. A.
Kimmol , Unadilla ; J. O. Mllllgan , Dowling
Si P. , North UcndV. ; . T. Ricitloy , Colum
bus : G. R. Green , H. Newton , Hentrlco ; C.
II , Paddock , Trenton ; G. W. Turner , Cnm-
bridge ; U. F , Downer , Arnualioo ; E. II
Cannon , Holdrego ; E. C , Mlssly , Axtall ; E ,
J. Ferguson , Friend ; James Cummins , Pan
ama ; J. Lapp , II E. Hunt , Hurr ;
J. Hnstle , Taltnngo ; J. II Ulcnkiron ,
Coleridge ; V , Jennings , Arlington ; L. W.
Adams , Logan , la ; H. J. Jloore Wood
bine ; W. E. Kinsclln , Panama : D.V. . Aus
tin , Neola ; G , W. Hryant , Silver City ; E.
Hroquot , Norton , Kan ; W. K , McCloud , G.
P. Eastman , Rupubllcan ; Jones Hrothers ,
Hastings ; L. F. Frank , Kearney ; Puxson &
D. Geneva : II C. Vunnoy , E. Si Co.Vn -
verly ; J. W. Nicholson , Mnrquotto ; J. P.
Taylor , Ashton ; Clark &C , T. J. Parish ,
Hazard ; N. Jncquot , I. Doardorf , Mernn ; J ,
Doll , St Paul : A , E. Tunberg , John Dern ,
Hooper ; Sheppard & Co , West Point ; J.
Clyrdalo , Stanton ; 11 , A Hills , Atkinson ;
J. P. Morden , Toknmah ; D. D. Davis ,
Stella ; J. Hnstle , Elmwood : A. C. Adnms ,
Eagle ; J. II Nesslcy , Villisca , In ; J. AV
Young Elliott , la
On thn Mnrlcel With Slionn
F. Ticrney , Hrokon How ; J. S. Fordyco ,
Central City
Market Mention
Hogs steady
Cattle active and advancing , closing
strong
Hutns Bros Si Co , regular and frequent
shippers from Utesham , had a car of hogs
on the market
1. H. Paddock had a car ot oattlo on the
marxet , shipped from Trentou
W , F. . Klnsella , formerly of D. S. Kin
sellaSi \ Son , of the loading stockman of
Panama , la , was on the market with thrco
cars of cattle and ono of hogs
P. Owens ot North Hend wns hero with a
car of cattle , and aKo has In charge
ncarof hogs shipped by Dowling & Purcell ,
regular shippers from the same place
J. O. Mllligau , North Hond , sent down a
car ot cattle ,
E D. Gould sent in a load of hogs from
Albion , and ono from Newman's Grove
J. P. Marden , a prominant stockman of
Tckumah und ono of South Omaha's best
patronb , marketed two curs of cattle
T. J. Sealer sent a cur of liogs ever from
Randolph , la
The lot of cattle shinned on the 7th from
this city in Streol's stable cars , arrived in
Seattle , Washington , on tb'e'14th. ' Tno run
wus made lu four days nnd soventcen hours ,
nverugipg twenty-five miles an hour
H. A. Hill morlcetod cnttlo from Atkinson
H. J. Moore of Dunlup , la , was in with
some 53.90 cattle "
(
OMAHA WHOIiHSAlTll MAUKIOTS
Proline- , .
Eoos Strictly tresV-HCi c. Cold stor
age , pickled , limed , salted , not wanted at
any prio
Hurrcit Creamery , fancy rolls , prts , 24@
25c ; creamery , fancy , solid packed , 23@24c ;
creamery , fancy , choice , 19@82c ; dairy ,
fancy , rolls and prts , 13 ( < $20c ; dairy , fancy ,
solid packed , 17@19c ; dairy , choice , 13iJ15c ( ;
country roll , choice , ll@12c ; country roll ,
good , U@10c ; country roll , fair , 0@7c ; poor
stock , 3tg5c. (
Poui.TiiY Turkeys , dressed , fancy dry
picked , ll@12c ; turkeys live , per lb , 7@3u ;
chickens , fancy , 9u ; chickens , choice , 7aSo ;
chickens , live , $3 00@3.50 ; goose , dressed ,
fancy , 6@10c ; geese , dressed , choice , 8@9c ;
geese , live , iio7 , $9.O0@7.OJ ; ducks , dressed ,
fancy , lie ; ducks , choice , 9@10o : ducks , live ,
doz , $2.50@3.00 ; pigeons , doz , $1.00.
Game 1'rulrio chickens , $2.50@3 03 ; jack
snipe , l.C0a ( > 125 : golden plover2 00@1.25 ;
mallard ducks , $3.00 ( 3.50 ; canvusback
ducks , $5 01 > @B.OO ; reohoad duck , doz , $3.00 ;
teal ducks , doz , $ r,50@2.JO ( ; mixed uucks ,
doz , ? 1 50@-2.O0 ; geese Canada , $5.600@0.p0 ;
geese , small , $ -1.00@4 59.
Diiessed Veai , Choice medium , 6 } (5Mo ( ;
light , 5daa ; heavy , 3SJ4a
Ubans Hand picked navy , $1.50@1.0U ;
hand picked navy , medium , $ l,40Vjl.50 ( ; baud
picked country , $1,30 ( 1.40 ; good clean , $1,20
@ 1.30.
Honcv Per lb , Illinois comb , lOo ; Call
fornincoinb , 14c ; Nebraska and Iowa comb ,
12K@14c.
CuisEsr Per lb , full cream Y. A. , 12c ;
full cream twins , llj o ; full cream Ohio
swiss 15u ; full cream Wisconsin swiss , 13o ;
full cream brick swiss , ll$12o ( ; full cream
limburger 3WIS. * , 11012.
Sweet Potatoes Per bbl , $1,00.
Fish , Fresh white , trout , plko aud pick
erel , per lb , 7c ; herring , 5Kcj sturgeon ,
10c.
10c.Oiiakoer Per box , Florida brights , $3.15 ;
russets , $3 50 ; messlnu , $3.25 ; California
fancy navels , $5.25 ; choice , $5.00 ; Los An-
geIo < navels , " ' $4.50 ; seedlings , Riverside ,
S3.85@3.50 ; mountain , $3.35 ; Los Angeles ,
$3. < K ) ; in llvo box lots 33o per nox less
Lkmons Per box , mosslnd fancy , $4.00@
6.00 ; verdelll good , $2 50
Uanavas Per bifnch , $3.03JS3,00.
Malaga Giiai-es Fanny per bbl , $7.50 ;
choice , per bbl , $0.00@7.00.
Cocoanuts Per hundred , $1.75 ,
Ari'LEs Per bbl , $3.C0@4 00.
CiiANiiEUiiiES Per bbl , $10 50@13.50.
Ciiieb Per bbl , roilneo , $0.50 ; half bbl ,
$3.60 ; bard cider pure , per bbl , $5.00.
. Skins anij Funs Raccoon , No 1 , largo ,
80@90e ; No 1 , medium 60i$70c ; No 1 ,
small , 40@53c ; No 2 , ilnnd 4,10@10c. Mink ,
No 1 , large , 00@73o : No 1 , medium , 50@00c ;
No 1 , small , 40@50c ; No 2 , 3 4 , $5.40.
titter No 1. lureo prune$5.00@9.00 ; No 1 ,
medium , $4O0@5.00 ; No " 1. smull , $2.53@
3.50 ; No 2 , 8 and 4 , $0.50@1.6) . Lynx , No 1 ,
$2.5U@3.50. Wildcat Ndil 40Q50 ; No 3,80o ;
Muskrat , winter , 15c ; fall , lu ( < ill Skunk ,
black , (5Uog75e ( ( : striped , No 1 , 83@40o ; No
B , 15@29j ; No 3. 10@16 ; No 4 , SMIOe
Cross fox No 1 , $4.00@JP'J ; No , 3 , $2,00a
3.60. Rod fox No 1 , $ LPU@I.25 ; No 2 , 60 ®
00c. Grey fox , No l49c50o ( ; No 2 , 2J@
25c. Mountain wolf , No ' 1 : $3 59' 3.00 ; No
2 , $1.00 1.85. Prairie wolf , No 1 , 75c6 $ MW :
No 8 , 40@30c. Hoavori No 1 , oor lb , $3.00 ®
8.60 ; No 3 , per lb , $3.00@3.40 ; No 8. per lb ,
50ta05o ; No 4 , 60c. Hoar.black , No 1 , $15.0)
(383.00 ( ; grizzly No 1 , . ? 10.00i ( < 25.00 ; brown ,
No 1 , $10@30.U0 ; cub , $1.0005.00 ; buckskin
Indian dressed , per lb , $ l.oo1.50. Dcer
summer , per lb 80o ; full/por / lb , 425a ; winter
tor , per lb , 80@3o ; grien salt , porplecs ,
75@80o ; antelope , per Ji/'COo ' ; elk , per lb ,
IOWISo : fisher No , 1 , t3OO05.OO. : Marten ,
No 1 , 75c$1.60 ; No 3 , ii5(360a ! ( Opossum ,
No 1 , cased , 10@15cNo. ; ; , 1 , open , 7010c.
Hedger , No , 1 , full furred , * 75cj$1.33 ( ; No , 3 ,
80 < i 33o ; No 8 , 10@80c ; wolverine , No , 1 ,
wooaooo
Hiked , Pei.ts anb Tallow Green salted
bides 4oJdry ; salted hides 60Oo ; dry
salted hides , 7o ; calf bides , 6j. Damaged
hides 2o less Sheep pelts , green , each , 75o
@ $ l.25 ; sheep polls , dry per lb , 0@12o ;
tallow , No 1 , 3K@3c ; No , 2 , ms ; era aso
white , 3 fo ; yellow , ajfOao
Veoetaiiles Now Lntluco , per dor
heads , 43c ; radishes , per doz bunches ,
50c ; green onions , per doz bunches , 80@10o ;
parsley , per doz bunches , 83o ; soupbunches ,
per doz bunches , 45S50o ; celery , Michigan
small , per doz bunches , 83035u ; celery Illi
nois , per doz bunches , 45@50os celery , New
Orleans , per doz bunches , 75@90o ; spinach ,
per bbl , $2.00 ; cucumbers , per doz , $1.75 ®
2.85 ; oyster plant , per doz , 45R50o ( : new
Deots , per bushel , $1.00(31.25 ( ; new turrets ,
pordos buuebes , 40@50c ; now turnips , per
dot buncbes , 40@50ot plo plant , per lb , C07O ;
now.cabbage , Louisiana , per crate , $4.00 ;
now pfttatocs , llermudn , per bbl , $10.00 : tomatoes -
matoos , Hcrmuda , 10 lb boxes , per box , $1.60
01,75.
VEOBTAnLES Old Sweet potatoes , fancy
Muscatine , per bbl , $4 00 ; onions , extra
fancy , per bbl , $1.50 : onions , fair , per bbl ,
$2.50 ; rutabagas , per bbl , $2.00 ; carrots , per
bbl , $2.00 ; parsnips , per bbl , $2.00 ; boots , per
bbl , $3.00 : horse radish roots , per bbl , $4.00 ;
horse radish roots , per lb , 7c ; celery roots , .
per bbl , $5.00 ; celery roots , per dor , OOo
Avi'LEHUTtmi-Pcrlb , 0c ,
MtscE Mbvt So per lb
Honev 15010c ; per lb for choice
PiinsKitvus S0lOo per lb
Jellies 404) 0 per lb
Hekswax No 1.10019c.
Pies Feet Pickled , kits , 70o ; spiced pigs
tongues , kits , $2.35 ; pickled tripe , kits , t55o ;
pi6klod II C. trlpo , kits , S5o ; spiced pigs
hocks , kits , $1.13.
Mess Pouk per bbl , $9.75010.75.
Hcckwmeat Fi.oun per bbl , $1.75.
Wool Fine , nvcrngo , 82021c ; medium ,
nvorngo , 21022c ; quarter blood , average , 13
02Oo ) course , average , 15017c ; cotts und
rough nvcrngo , 14010c.
Platans Medium , per bbl , $4.85 ; small ,
$5.75 ; gboruins , ' $0.75 ; C. & U. chow chow ,
qts , $5.85 ; pU , fsl.a" ) .
Potatoes-Per bu , 85c ; common , 25c
Maple Suoak Per lb , l 014c
Piiovisions Hams , No t , 10 lb nverngo ,
0Kc80to22U ; > s , 8 > < o ; 13 to 14 lbs , Va ;
shoulders , 5u ; breakfast bacon , No 1 , 8c ;
ham sausairo , So ; dried beef hnms , 7o ; boot
tongues , $ d.lH ) per dozen ; dry salt meats , 5 " i >
5J c per lb ; ham roulette , 0 > c ; ndd 1 per lb
for small lots
Hay Choice upland , $ O.U0@fl.25i midland ,
$4.60 ; lowland , K 50.
Citor Feed $12.50.
Uiun $10.50. |
CO UN 10c.
Oats lee
Dituos Cltrlo ncld , 40050c ; tnrtarlo , 410
43o : cnrbnllc , 37041c ; castor oil , $1.2001.88 ;
balsam toln , 37@40o ; tonka beans , $1,570
1.00 ; cubnb berries , $1.83 ; calomel , 03c ;
otmphor , 52057c ; cantharldes , $1.30 ; cassia
bdds , 17c ; chloroform , 4Sc ; ergot , 47u ;
clycorino , 23c ; gum arable , 70c ; lycopodlum ,
4lo : mercury , 80o ; morph sulph $2.05 ;
opium , $4.00 ; quinine , 35050a
GroccrioH
Dihed Fiiuit Currants , now,5J c ; nrunos ,
casks , 1,800 lbs , 5 > c ; prunes , bbls or bags ,
5J c ; citron peel , drums , 20 lbs 32o ; lemon
peel , drums , 18c ; fnrd dntes , boxes , 12 lbs ,
lie ; anrlcots , choice evaporated , 14c ; apri
cots , Jolly , cured , 25 lb boxes , 10c ; apricots ,
fancy , 25 lb boxes , 15onprlcots ; , choice , bags ,
SO lbs , 14) ) c : npplcs , ovaporntcd , 00 lb boxes
9c ; anplcs , Star , 8 < o ; apples , fancy Alden ,
5 lb , 10c ; npplcs , faucy Alden , 3 lb , 10 > < o ;
Salt Lake , 5c ; blackberries , ovuporatod ,
50 lb boxes 5i"i ! : cherries , tiitlod dr.v cured
13o ; ponrs , California fancy , l4 ° s boxes , 25 lb ,
12c : peaches , Cal No 1 fancy , } s , unp bags ,
SO lb , 15o ; peaches , pared , fancy , 18c : Salt
Lnko , 7c ; nectarines , red , 14c ; nectarines ,
silver , boxes , 15c ; pitted plums , Cal , 25 lb
boxes , S > c ; raspberries , cvan , N. Y. , now ,
2t5c : prunes , R. C. CO 70 , 9Jf01O" .f ; orungo
J peel , 15c ; raisins , California London crop
1889 i , $2 35 ; Cal loose , muscatels , crop 1880 ;
$2.00 j ; Valenclas , 1883 , 0c ; A'ulouclas , new ,
8 t > c ; Cal aoodless , sk * . , 7J/nOnaura ; layer
new , 9) o : nrunellos , 12)fc ) ; dried grapes , 4c.
Vehktaiiles Tomatoes 8 lb extra , $1.00 ;
3 lb Standard , Western brands , 110095c ; gaK
Ions ' , stnctlv standard , $2.00. Corn Finest
crown , $1.60 ; gllt-ndgo sugar corn , very line ,
$1.50 ; McMurruy's2 B > sugar corn , $1.20 ; 2
lb ' extra , Western brands , 8501.00 ; 8 lb
standard , Western brands , 70030c. Mush
rooms 1 lb French , extra line , 22@23c ; 1 lb
French , line , lS22c ; 1 lb French , ordinary ,
10@lSc Peas Tros line , per can , 85c ;
doml , fine , per can , 10c ; 8 lb extra , sifted ,
$3.00 j ; 8 lb early Juno , $1.3501.33 ; 8 lb Mur-
row i , standard brand , $1.10 ; 2 tl > soaked , 59c.
Stnug I Ueaus 2 lb high grade , Rofucce , 85o ;
3 ; lb Golden Wax beans , 75c ; 3 Mi string
beans ' , 70c. Lima Beans 3 lb soaked , 75c.
Boston Baked Beans ' ( lb Lewis , $1.05 ;
Crown brand , $1.50. ' Sweet Potatoes 3 lb
Now Jersey , $1.00 ; Daisy , $1.35. Pumpkin
3 lb now pumpkin , 90c.
WitAfi'ixo Paveu Straw , per lb , lJd ©
3 } c ; rag , 3 > jC ; innnlla , # 13 , 507 0 ; No 1 ,
7 cents
Uaos Union square , 35 per cent off Hit
SAi.T-Dalry , 230 lb in bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
best grade , CO , 53 , $2.30 : best grade , 100. 3s ,
$2.40 : best grade , 38 , 10s , $2.20 ; rock salt ,
crushed $1.80 ; dairy salt , Ashton , 56 lb bags ,
85c ; bulk , 224 lb bags , $3.25 ; common , 'in
bbl , $1.25.
Canned Goods Fruits , California canned
goods , stnudara brands , ' 2 | { lb' , per doz
Apricots , $1.7001.85 ; apricots , plo fruit ,
$1.5(1 ; gallons , $4.60 ; blackborrles , $2.25 ;
cherries , black $2 0002.25 ; cherries , white ,
$ • 2.2502.50 ; graces , $1.0501,80 ; Dears , Bartlett -
lott , t2.1O02 25 ; poaches , yellow , $2.10@2.25 ;
Dcachea , lemon cling , $2.35 ; plums , egg ,
$1.0501.80 ; plums , goldondrops , S1.S0plums ; ,
green gages , $1.(5501.80 ( ; poaches , Bay City ,
'
with pitts in , $1.00 ; currants , $2.30 ; goose
berries , $2.85 ; quinces , $2.10 ; raspberries ,
$2.70 ; struwberries , $2.50 ; poaches , 8 lb east
ern standards , $1.65 ; 3 lb Die , $1.10 ; 0 lb pie ,
$2.00 ; gallon pie , $3.00 ; apples , high stand
ards , $2.50 ; 2 lb gooseberries , 90c ; 2 lb straw
berries , 90095c : 2 lb raspberries , $1.00 ; 2 lb
blueberries 80090c ; 3 lb blackberries , 65(2) ( )
75o ; 2 lb strawberries , preserved $1.801 , 5 lb
raspberries , preserved , $1.80 : 3 lb blackber
ries , preserved , $1.20 : pineapples , Bnhama
chopped , $2.00 ; 2 1b Bahama grated , $2.75 ; 3
lb Bahama sliced , $2.50 : 3 lb Standard sliced ,
$1.2501.50 ; cherries , 3 lb rcu , Baltimore , 83
095c ; pears , 8 lb , $1.80.
Fish CodHsh extra'Georges , now , 5J.fc ;
grand bank , now , 4 } o ; silver , 3 lb blocks ,
( io ; snow white , 8 lb bank , now , 4J c ;
Turkey cod , Inrgo middles , bricks ,
• 8l.Cc ; snow white , crutos , 12-5 lb , boxes ,
7 > tc ; Iceland halibut , lie : medium
scaled herring , 25c ; No 1 scaled herring ,
22o ; domestic Holland herring , 5.V- ; Ham
burg spiced herring , $1.50 : Russian Sublines ,
75c ; Russian sardines , plain , 55c ; impoited
Hollund herring , Crown brandSOe ; do.fancy
milkers , 90c. Mackerel , Nol shore , half bbls ,
$13 00 ; bloaters , half bbls , $18.00 ; whitellsh ,
ImlfbDlB , $7.00 ; trout , half bbls , $5.50 ; fam
ily whltelish $3.00s ; lmnn , $3.50 ; 1 lb muck
orel ( horrltrg ) . $1.0001.10 ; 1 lb finnan had
dies , $1.75 ; 2 lb lobsters $2,0003 00 ; 1 11) lob
sters , $1.0002.00 ; 1 lb Alaska salmon , Aleut ,
$1,0J ; 2 lb oysters , 10 oz , $1.85 ; 1 lb oysters ,
5 oz , $1,10 ; 2 lb s"lcct , ! 2 oz , $3.35 : 1 lb clam ? ,
llttlo necks , $1.25 ; 2 lb clams , llttlo necks ,
$2.10i ; \ lb sardines , Imported , per case ,
100s. $11.00010.00 ; yt tl > sardines , imported ,
per case , 100a , $15.0U@20 00 ; } 4 lb imported
boneless sardines , 20ci ; \ lb sardines ,
Araericnn , per 100s , Frenuh style , $1,600
5.00 ; V. lb sardines , American , per case , 100s ,
Frencn style , $7.5003.00 ; . } lb sardines ,
mustard , per case , 5Us , $4.0004.25 ; Imported
key sardines , $18.00.
Uiiooms- Parlor , 4 tie , $2.75 : 3 tlo , $2.25 ;
stables , $3.85 ; common , $1.5001,75 ,
Coco i )4 lb tin , 40o per lb . •
Ciiocolatk 2202Jo per lb ; Gorman chic
ory , red , 8c.
Oils Koroseqc P.V. . . 10c ; W.W „ I' 'tfc ;
headlight , 13c ; gasoline , 12c ; salad oil , $1,25
0'J.OO per doz
Suoaiis Cut loaf , 8a ; cut loaf cubes , 7 o ;
standard , powdered , 7 } o ; XXXXpowdered ,
7fc ; crnnulateu , standard , 6J o ; confoc-
tiouors' A , OXc ; wlutn extra C , 6J o , extra
C , Neb , Ca ; amber , 5Jfc.
Soaps Castile , mottled , per lb , 8010c ;
do white , per lb , 13015c.
Canned Meats 1 lb lunch tongue , $2.09 :
3 lb lunch tongue , $4.75 ; 1 lb corned beef ,
$1,20 ; 2 lb corned beef , $2.05 ; 0 lb corned
beef $0.50 ; 14 lb corned boor , $14.00 ; 3 lb
boneless pigs feet , $2.20 ; 1 lb English brawn ,
$1.20 ; 3 lb English brawn , $2.00 ; U lb Eng
lish brawn , $0.50 ; 1 lb compressed ham$1.75 ;
3 lb compressed ham , $2.75 ; 1 lb chipped
b of , $2.00 ,
Faiiinaceous Goods Barley , 8) ) 01 ; fa
rina , 5c ; peas , 3c ; oatmeal , 2 @ 5u ; maca
roni , lOo ; vermicelli , 10c ; rlco , 406 > ; sago
and tapioca , 607c ; lima beans , 0c.
Cofi'EE Roasted Arbucklo's , Arlosu ,
24o ; McLaughlin's XXXX,24 c ; Germnu ,
84c ; Dllworth , 24Ko ; Alaroma , Sl o ;
bulk , 84 c.
HEMf Twine Heavy , 14o ; medium , 18b :
light 17c ; 18 II C , 30o ; 34 , 20c ; 30 , I9n ; 48 ,
17c : broom twines , colored , 30c.
Matthess Twine Very line , 40o ; flno ,
33e ; medium , 35c ; binders , 13c
Sail Twine Very line Hex , aio ; line ilax ,
29o ; line cotton 82o : Calcutta hump , 14c :
Salsoda Bbls , ljV ; granulated , lji'o ;
kegB , l o ; pkgs , 60 , 5s. 5) ) < o.
Staucu 4Jf3u per lb
Stove Polish $2.0005.87 per gross
Haos Am , ucr 100. $17.00 ; Lewlston , per
100. $17.00.
Nuts Almonds 15c ; Brazils , 14o ; filberts ,
% Pecans , Ho ; walnuts , 12 > c : peanut
cocks So ; roasted , lie ; Tonuesseo pea
nuts , 7c.
Lyk-$1.7804.5O.
Diidos ( Grocers ) Per lb Borax , lOo ;
copperas , S o ; Hay loaves , 14c ; glue 16o ;
opsoin salts 4o ; trlauber salts , 3o ; sulphur
iio : Dluo vltrol , Os ; alum , 4c ; tartaric acid
4-c ; rosin , 2c ; saltpeter , absolutely pure ,
10c ; gum camphor , 2 lbs in box , 1 oz cakes ,
83c ; bops ' , H and J-f-lb packages , 20o ; sago ,
Ifand'lb packages , 15o ; madder , lbo ;
saltpeter 10c ; indigo 3-lb and 6-lb boxes , 8
F , 65070c ; indigo , 8-lb and 6-lb boxes ,
Madris , 73c ; scaling wax , 231b boxes , red ,
3JtC ! sealing wax , 35-lb boxes , white , 4c ,
CorpKE Green Fancy old golden Rio ,
33o ; fnncv old penberry , S3Vc ; Rio , choice
to fnncv , 22c ; Rio , prinio , 21c ; Rio , good ,
20c ; Alocha , 29o ; Java , gouUIno O. G. , 38c ;
Java , good Interior , 81c ; African , 81c.
Hors Basis mnnilln rope , 13c ; sisal rope ,
12 > fc ; cotton rope loot now process , SijC
Cotton Twine Hlbb , very line , 8or 4 plv ,
22c ; line , 3do ; Oalsj18c ; cnndlo wick , 82c.
Olives Quarts , per dor , $3.75 ; pints , per
doz , $2.23 ; bulk , per gal , 91c
Vixeoau 30 gr ctdor.Sc ; good , 12o ; white
wine , 16c
Moi.LASsr.i Bbls , N. 0. , choice , per gal ,
43a ; bakers , 23c ; black strap , 80c.
Dry ( Joints
Bleached Siiebtino * Ellcrton , 7J/c ;
lionsskecper , 8Ko : Now Candidate , 8ic ; ;
Berkeley cambric No (50 ( , Oo ; Best Yet , 4 4 ,
0Vo ; butter cloth OO , 4 > { c : Cnbot , 7J o ;
Farwcll half bleached , St < c ; Fruit ot Loom ,
8 fc ; Green G , 8fc ! : Hope , 7 < o ; IC'tB ' l'hll-
llp cambric , 10c ; Lonsdnlo cambric , 10c ;
Lonsdnlo , SKe ; Now York mills , 10fo } ; Pep
perell , 42 in , 10c ; Pepperell , 40 In , lie ; Pop
porcll , 0-4,14Kot Pepporoll , 8-4 , 20c : Pep
perell , 0-4 , 28o ; Pcpporell , 10-4 , 24c ; Canton ,
4-4 , tfc ; Canton , 4-4 , OKc ; Triumph , Do ;
Wnsmutta , lie ; Volley , 5o ; Barker , K
bleached , 8jfc.
Biiown Siir.ETiNa Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7'i'c ;
Atlantio II , 4 4. 7o ; wVtlantlo D , 4-4 , 0 rc ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Go ; Aurora LL 4-4 , Co ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , fie ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OJfo ;
Iloosler LL , 4-4. 5 fc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , to :
Lawrence LL , 4-4 , ftsfc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5fc ; Pcpporell R , 4-4 , tl fo ; Pepporoll K , 40
luch , } ( < ix Pcpporell , 8-4 , l iiPepporoll \ ,
0 4 , Situ ; Poppcroll , 10-4 , 22c ; Uticn C , 4 4 ,
5o ; Wnchusett , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora R , 4-4 , 7o ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , lljfo ; Atlas , O N B , } 4c\ \
Farmers No 1 , 57-lnch , 4J.c.
Piiists Solid Colors Atlantic Go ; Sinter ,
Do ; Bor.ln oil , OJ c ; Gnmcr oil , 1107c Pink
nnd Robes Richmond , 0 } c ; Allen , Oc ; Rlv-
crpolnt , Kci Steel Hivor tlo ; Pncillc , OKc
Indigo Blue St Logcr ojfc ; Wnslilngton ,
CVfc ; Aniortcan , 0 } o ; Arnold , 0'4o ; Arnold
Century , 0c ; Amund , 18c : Sticfel A , 18c ;
Windsor gold t'k't ' , ltlijfc ; Arnold U , lOKo ;
Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Soul , lO oi
\ollowScal , 10 } < c.
PiuNts Dress Charter oak , 5 , ' c : ram
ape , 4Jfo ; Lodl , ftjj" ' " Allen , 0c : Richmond ,
0c ; Windsor , O io ; Eddyatonc , (5 ( > tfo ; Pacillc ,
O c.
GinoiiamPlunkott chocks , CJ c ; Whlt-
tcnton , OJfo ; York , CJfo ; Nonunndi dross ,
8Uc ; Calcutta dress , 7k'c ; Renfrew dross ,
Sj@12 ; c.
CAMimtcs Slater , 6c ; Woods , Go ; Stan
dard , Gc ; Peacock , 5c.
COMl'OHTEHS $0.00035.00 ; white , $1.0)0
7 r.n
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r.nBlankets
Blankets Colored , $1.1O0S.CO.
Duck West Point , 29-ui „ 3-oz. , 0 > ic ;
West ' loint 2)in. , 8 oz . 135 o ; West Point ,
29-ln. , 12-oz. , 10Wc ; West Point , 40-m. ,
11-oz. 1 , lllo ,
Flannel White : Quechce No 2f ,
37Jio ; Quechce No 'A % , 32kc ; Aunwan ,
32 I > < Jc ; Windsor , 88iic. Red C , 84-in. ,
1 E 34-ln. SlUc . 24-ln. II A
1514c ; , - , ; G G. - , 20c ;
F J , H % 25o ; J R F , f , 27u ; G , ? i , 25c. Plaid
Raftsmen , 20o ; Clear Lake , 32j/a 'c ; Iron
Mountain J , 20 ; White G II No 2Jf. 22Xc ;
G J II No 1 , f , 80jfc ; U II No 2 , • > { . 82Jfo ; H
11 1 No 1 , j30c ; Quechoe , No 1 , ) , 42a.
SuntTiNo : Checks Caledonia X , 9Xc ;
Cuiedonia ' XX , 10 } < c ; Economy , 9c ; Otis , 9c ;
Grnnito < , O fc ; Haw Hivor , 5 > u ; Crawford
checks i , 3c.
Miscei.hneous Table oil cloth $2.50 ;
table ' oil cloth marble , $3.50 ; plain Holland ,
9 ' c ; dado Holland , 13 > fo
Caiu-et Wit.ii Bibb , white , lSJJe ; col
ored ' , 31 c.
Batts Standard , Sc : Gem , 10c ; Beauty ,
12 } c ; Boone , 14c ; peerless , enso , $0.00.
Couset Jeans Boston , 7fc ; Antlroscog-
gln , 7Jfc ; Kearsargo , 7 fc ; Uockuort , O fc ;
Conestoga , OJ4C.
'Iicks Oakland , A , 7J < fo ; International
YY , 8c ; Shotucket , S , S o ; Wurrcn , No
870 , 10c ; Berwick , BA , ISc ; Acnu , 13c ;
York , 30 inch , 12) ) c ; York , 32 Inoh , 13' ' t ;
Swift River , 8c ; Thorndlko OO , 8 u ;
Thorndiko FF , 8Kc ; Thorndlko 120 , 9 > $ e ;
Thorndiko XX , 115c ; Cordis , No 5 , 9 > Jo ;
Cordis No 4 , 10 ; < fc
Dknims Amosneag 0 oz , lG c ; Everett ,
7 oz 13c ; York , 7 oz , 13c ; Haymaker , bKo ;
JalTrey XX , ll > c ; Jaffroy XXX , 12J c ;
Beaver Crook AA , 11 } < c ; Beaver CreekiiJU
10fc ! ; Bcavor Creek CC 9c.
Kentucky Jeans Memorial , 15c ; Glen
wood , 20c ; Kentucky Star , 35c ; Hercules
ISc ; Empire , 25c ; Cottswold , 27) c ; Melville -
villo , 25c : Bang-up , 27 } c.
CitASit Stovons"B , 5jfc ; Stevens'A , To ;
Stevens A , bleached 8c ; Stevens P , 7Jf.u ;
Stevens P , bleached , 8c ; Stovens'N , 8fe ;
Stevens N , hloached , 9) o ; Stevens SliT ,
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SCHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
ProvisionsMStocks
Bajemeiil Fint Natiojal Bift ,
: t05 South I'Jtli Street Onutliii
Manhood S
raunlnir ITemntuio IKMjr lSonoon Pelillilr , Lo
Manhood , Ac , hAvtng tiled In vain every known 1 eiin ' -
• ly , lias dlfcovcrcil a flmiilo mrana of wlf cure , * Wch
lu 111 nil ( • ealcill IUKf , 10 l.l < rrllownJirrlrlll ,
Addrcst.J.II , HKKVES , l . ( > .Ho aaO.N ) wYilkCltr
OMAHA MANMCTfliE
B qotaan jd Shoos "
KiniCENDALC , JO > : ES A CO , .
Succetiors to Deed , Jones A Co
Wnotolc Manafactarors ofB'JOts&Siioej '
Afcunti ( or llnaton Hubtjer Shoo To , 1103.1131 ana 11(1 ( ]
. IIarnay Btrest , UnmbB , Nsbrsita
Brewers
SlOIiZ & ILElt ,
Lager Beer Brewers
IMl Worth Elgtitmntli Btrsat , Omana , NeliraiM
Cornloe
EAQLE VOBNWE WOMCS ,
Mannfacforers ofGalyanizeilraii Coraice
Wlnaoir-capi and matalllo akyllahu John Bpenetar ,
proprlstor lua anil IU Buuta iota itreet
gToam Fitting , Pumpa , Eto
CLAHK STEAM HEAVIKU CO
Pumps , Pipes and Enginss i
Steam , wa' .ar , railway and mining • upbllea , etc
tajv aud VH Varnam ilroct , Omaua
V. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO ,
Steam ana Water Supplies ,
llallldar wnl : nr.llli , (18 and tf Jones itOmana
O. r. Itoii , Acting Manaierj
BROW NELL & CO ,
Engines , Boilers ant General Machinery
Hiaol-lrun work , ataim puiapi i mlllt 1913-1:11
I arann ortb itreet , Omaha
Iron Works _ _
PAX'WX 4 VIEltLlXU WON W0JIK3 ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort
Uatlnestrail work , general founJry , machine , and
tilacknultti work , ortlca 1 n'l ' ork . U , 1' . Uf
and Uth atr tUuiaia )
omaua wmn & UtON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Dolk rail * , window iiuardt , tower ttandi , wlreaifns ,
• to la Moris , 1Mb a treat , Omaha ,
OMAHA SAFE & IJION WORKS ,
HanPrs of Fire and Burglar Prcof Safes
Vaults Jail work , Iron ahuttcra and lira eicapaa ,
( l.Andrsep.pruyr , Cor Uth and Ja ; on b .
gash , boora , Eto
if a , Disnnow * co „
Wbolaaal * manufacturer : ASa
Sa b , Boon , Blinds and Mouldings
Prancb umce , ISth and ltard itreati Omaha , Web
SOUTH OMAHA
UNION 8T00K YARD CO ,
Of South Qmabt Limited
'
OMAHA JOBBERS ' DIRECTORY .
-w- - . srJ0 uiiu rJjLim p' ' ° m ° n' " v
hixlsaER METCALF CO ?
Agricult'l ' Implements Wagons
, , Carriagcj
tlu lc , t < l. Vhiilenaln QmaliaNotTMia
'
MOL1NE , MIU1URN A STODDARD Co .
Jlanuf actiirera and Jotihrf • In
Wagons , Buggies , Rite , Plows , Etc
Oor 0th nnd PactII0 ultectt , Omntia ,
Artlsts' " wrotorTol9 ,
t. iidsvETjr ,
Artists ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1613 lVunl s atreetOmaha , Nebraska
' 1
Boots nnd Shoofl
ir v. Moiifc" & co ,
Johbcrs of Boots and Shoe ; ,
101 , inn 1106 Douitlai atn > t , Omahal alanntarlor/ .
Bummer ilrccl , lioiton
I
Cool , coke , etc
$ tiissoumii.i.vw \ vo .
Miners and Siiippcrs c ! Hard and Soft Coal
fill 11 in I Nail .nnl llnnk Itiillitlnit , Omnhi , Neb
OMAHA COAL , COKE LIME CO ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal
rqi South 13th treat Omaha , Nebraska
NEBRASKA FUEL CO .
Shippers of Coal and Cote
Ill South 1.1th afreet , Omaha , Nebraska
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Com mission find 3 torn gOj
rwdell , t niDinu.l'
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Iptelaltloi lliitter , east , choose nnuHrr , cam * .
llUllowatdatreutOiunliaNcH ,
ClRnra wJJt
DEAN , ARMSTRONG A CO ,
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Wholesale Cigars ,
10JNorth CtliStrootOmtihft , Neb Hello 1180 ,
Dry Cootjs end Notions , .
" " "
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M. E. SMITH A CO ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
111Band 1104 Houglne , cor Uth atrcet Omaha , Neb
KILPATRWKKOCH DRV GOODS CO ,
Importers & Jobbers in Bry Good ? , Notions
Oentt'KumlshlnK line Is Corner Uth and Humor
streets Omaha , Nobras'ia
I
Furnlturo
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DEW EV At > TONE ,
Wholesale Beaters in Fnrnitnre ,
raraam street , Omaha , Nebraska
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CHARLES SIItVERICK ,
Furniture
Omaha , Nebraska
f 13
. Crocorlos
*
MoCORD , BRAbY * CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
Uth and I avenwcrtli streets , Omaha , Nebraska
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Hardware
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W. J. B R 0 A TOIL
Heavy Hardy are , Iron and Steel -
BprluiKi , "WftRon stock , Inmrrare lu rubor , eta 1301
1211 Uaroey atrcat.Oraaha-
HIMEDAUaK&TA YLOH
Builflers' ' Hardware and Scale Repair ShOD
Mschaclcs Tools and Ilultalo Sonlca 1(06 DougW
atreet Omaha , Neb
Lumber , Eto
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc
1 Imported and American Portland Cement State )
agent lor Milwaukee Hydraulic Cement
amlO.uh.or White Lime
CHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber :
Wood carpets and parquet flooring 9th and DouglM
afreets , Omaha , Nebraska ,
OMAHA LUMBER CO ,
All Kinds of Bnilfling Material at Wholesale
18th atreet aud Union I'aclflo traok , Omaha
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash
Doors , eto Tarda Corner 7th nnd Douglas Offls *
Corner 10th and Douglas
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lumher , Lime , Cement , Etc , Etc
Coraii Uth and Douslas street . Omaba
C. N. DIETZ -
Dealer in mi Kmos of Lumber
18th and California streets , Omaha , Nebraska
wiilllnory and NotlonB
I. OBERFELDER A CO , _
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
803.210 and 818 South Uth treat
Notions
' "
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
1184 Unrner atreetOmaha.-
" Oils
m
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO ,
' Wholesale Refined and Luhricaling Oils
AilnGreaseetc Omalia A. II lll.hop , Manager ,
Paper
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CA RPENlEirPAPER cO ,
Wholesale Paner Bealers
CarrranlcoatockofnrnMngwrapping nnd writing
paper Bpeclal attention given to card paper
" Safes tOiu . , ' i
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A. L. DEANE & COT *
General Agents tor
Halls ' Safes
Wl and 32J Oonth 10th Et . Omaha
k
_ _ Toys , Eto
n. HARDY A CO ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goofo ,
Boost furnishing flood , Children's Carriages , 1M
laruaiu streetOaiatia , Nop ,
t _ ' -a
tiii- :
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OFTIII5
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul R'y ' ,
The lies ! Ilouto From Oiiinlin nutl Council
llluir-i leTHE
THE EAST = = =
TWO THAINH ItAlliV IIKTWKUN OMAUA ,
ANDUOUNCII IIIl'l'K8.
Clilciiiio , AND Miltvniilioe ,
St l'mil , Jllnnra.iolln , Crikr Hiiplds ,
Itut'k Islnntl , FrnriKirt , ItockTunl ,
C'liiitun , DiilHitiiie , Jlitvenpurt ,
KIkIii , Miidlson , Jniiosvlllc ,
Uoloil , Vlntmn , I.a t'nmse ,
And all other Important points Kant Northeast ana
. , . rJoiitheatt
For through tickets tall on the ticket agent at IMl
1-arimin Street , In llarkcr Jllock , or at Union racllio
peptit
I'lillinan Dleepers anil the Uno.t IMnlnu Oars In Ilia
world uro run < ui the main line of the Clilt-ugii , Mil
waukeeAHt 1'aul Hallway , and every iittontlou Is
paid to passengers br ( .ojrteous emtilort's of tu
onipanr
It MII.I.KIt.neneral Manager
J. K. TDOXHt , AssllantueneralMansgor
A. V. It ( JAltl'KNlKII , Ueneral I'axcngcr and
Ticket Agent
I1KD. K.llHAKKOItl ) , Assistant General rasseogaf
and Ticket jt gent r
T , J , CI.AltK , Ueneral ijuperlnteiitleiit
A * 2o5oOo |
Chicago DrugglBt2totnllod , ,