MIIIBIIUII i i . KVHv aanmn n
THE CWIAJ
IMIP nnt'/'Iti irrtifiA ifiiiiM'fn
fllb SPIillLATUt MARKblS ,
Both Wheat and Oats Jump About
Rccklcsaly ,
JOHN ACTIVE , BROAD AND STRONG.
Demand for JJoijH Aullvc With n
Uptiii-n Money Itullnvcil liy
Mnny to IC Weak and
Tired Out.
OmcAfio , Mny 27.lflpclnl TelrRrnm to THE
UKK. ] The wheat iniirkct wni unsettled nnil
iHic'Ttiiln nil ilny mill scalpers cut aultc a fig
ure , first In depressing the market anil Inter
in chining after the wheat tlicy had sold
Then , when tlioy got In ti whirl buying every
thing In ( tight , they wore filled up nml us
quickly turned the other way. Thu market
Marled nt a material decline over the night
previous with . July olT to 03 Uc. Thu first move
was a further drop to ttlio ! for thu first few
mlnutOH. This was the bottom prlcn of the
ncsslon. I'tom this there was n good rally to
Ol'ic , a little let down to Otiic and a very
stronu' advance toftVjc , all before noon. Then
followed a sharp break to Kiye. with a quick
rally to Die before lOo'clock. There was no tradIng -
Ing In May or June and deferred futures alter
I hi Rtartlng at 02il ! > 3ic ! for August and Sep
tember ; both months hold us high as nicund
reacted with July. The bearish Influence *
early wore weak cables , little or no American
win-lit received nt Liverpool , largo receipts
and very light shlpmcntHlieic , nml most ex
cellent growing of wheat ini-rywhcre. These
liillucm.es controlled the market at thostitrt
Then came tin- usual batch of crop news from
thi ! winter wlieat states. Uust was reported
In" Kentucky anil Tennessee and I'rlmu reports
nil kinds of pcsis In Illinois. Woist leported
Kansas at least -JO percent damaged. llnglls
iiiittrv bad reports from Missouri , \\lth this
nhent was marked up'Jc at Dnlntli. Tfm en-
tlio trade turned In to buy , and this gavn
the market a bulge to ft' > ' c for July and
le for August and September. This n as Mr.
llntclilnson's opportunity , mid he proceeded
to III ! the tiaile with wheat. Scalpers followed
bis tactics and a break resulted. Many of the
laigo houses weieon both sides of the marlict
during thu day. T/io mm Let docs not act
panicky at any time , Although the outside
holding of wheat Is largo. Theio wus pretty
heavy lealMng In uheatdurlng the last half
hour , and the pilces yielded slowly without
any sharp break. The closing prices were at
the bottom fet the day. May was quoted at
D4'.i'enttliu top , closing at lUUc ; Juno lOo ut
HID top and ' .Kl'jc nt the closing ; July closed at
KIH < 31M ! < e : August nnd September closed at
Ii2io and Ih'cember at O.I'4C. Ono hour after
thi-i'loso July whenton thu ciuli was at Die ,
putsirji.c.callMKV.tc.
The corn market was active , broad and
Bluing dining all the session. This was some
what unexpected with receipts of 1.1.19 cars.
Including' . " ) ' . ) ears of contract grade. The mar
ket opened with two or three local houses
bidding briskly for corn. July started at.'UV.
nnd before noon moved up to3PHc , which was
thu lop figure. Theru was a good cash de
mand , and May opened higher and wentup to
Kl'.e and closed at 333e. Juno dill not sell
ubovo.'CIJtC. August inndo a good bulge toHSc ,
closing at 34 Ji'c. September sold at35c to35Jgc
toIS9tie ! to the close.
The oat market jumped about today almost
tin much as wheat. The pressure was again
felt In May and tin-prlco for the month went
fiom'JM ; to'J'.l'iC ' ' , leaded toSH'iv and closed at
aie. June sold at .15' e toVc to27e to thu
close. July i.li',1to 27c to 'Jii aai'ic to the
dost- . Hut little wasilonolndi-feiied fiituies ,
and the pilces closnl at"l' ' c ! for August and
Zl'ta forM'ptember.
The provision nun ket started \ ery dull , but
theio was sumo activity dining the
last hour. Nothing , howe\er , gives mess pork
any life. Jub was at il.l.'Jd and JI'I.'J5 and le-
nialni'd there wllhoul an } business , 1'ackrrk
weiebujeisof laid and ilbseaily , bntbefoie
the elosi- they weio sellers , and pilces yielded
- - - - - s were up fie on moderate re-
CIIICAUOII' / ; STUCK.
CmrAiio , May 27. [ Special Telegram to THE
J Iiii.l : ; CATTM : Thu demand was active with
another turn of about lOc , making an advance
of l.'ic to 20c in two days on good to choice
Bteors ; common was not oxer lOu higher.
- . cars of Te.xans weioolTcied.laigely
XKIghty-sl.x
poor and thin grasseis , wlileh sold at low
. , / prices , say Jl.lKXJii'.riO for cous. $1.8.V5l'J.2. > for
Ijullsiind $2.2.V2'I41 forstocrs. Native bulch-
cis' stock , allhongh not nuotably lov or , Is
likely to decline and must follow the rise or
fall In the pilre of Texans. The same always
legulalo llio pike at this season of thu year.
In-nee countiy buyers should operate for a de
cline rather than for an advance. The ii-gnlar
Blilppersofeowsand holfersouglil toiemember
the collapse that followed the big inn of Texans -
ans last jear. btocKeis and feedeis wcio
minted steady with fall demand. Native cat-
rows , bulls' and mixed , $1.00464.00 ; To.xans , 12.00
I Urns Thi ) demand was active w lib an up-
tui-iof Tic. In nnmeious cases the tuin was
lOc belter , but tow aid tin- close the general
market inlid slow and weak , wlthpait of thu
advance lost and with qulti- number left.
Packcis paid J.t.K > to iMUr't , laigely * . ! . J3 , and
ihlpptrs &I.U3 tn ll.Oj. Llglit bortb bold largely
at * JIG.
J-'JXAXVI.tL.
NKVV VOIIK , May 27. ( Special Telegram to
TIIK Hr.H ] STOCKS The stock market Is less
, active , which Is construed by many to mean a
* S ; weak and tiled out condition. Luaders do not
BO icgaid It. The advance foi ten days or
mote , with few exceptions , was brisk , and
pilces weio can led to good llguies oven
against many bearish lnlluene.es. Thattheic
Is now a lull In trading without any soilous
setback Is legaided as healthful. Silver legis
lation moves slowly. AVestoin inllroads may
stop or the knlfo may bo plunged deeper ,
riierosllll icmalns considerable uncertainty
legauling the eiops , which after all fur
nish the can } Ing business and pay
the dividends on western loads. In
view of all thi'su Important faetois waiting
K'cnis to be the part of wisdom and not the re
tail ! of wcakm ss. No sooner was thu nun Lot ,
under way this moinlng than It appeared that
tliiuo wasa continuance of thu MIIIIO ciyidl-
tlons which wciu prevalent > esti-rday , and
nil lie a few stocks were active the general list
was dull and without an ) featuies of Impor
tance. A Him fionl was pii'sentcd Ihioiigh-
ont the Rieater portion of the hour , but the
II i si pi lees , while show Ing only slight changes.
, vveiiiiiulle liu-gular. with apreponderancu of
. declines. In s > mputy with eaily London llg-
iiiiH , only M. 1'niil and tlio Oiegon Tians-
contlnentnl. In tlio legnhir list , and fangar ,
hhowcd any niilmallon whatever , and Ihe Hist
two stocks , aftei fractional advanees , lost a
pail of their Impiovemenl piobably In t-yin-
pathy with AtchlMin , which necamo moie ae-
tlvo late In the limn and declined ' tier cent.
Hugar , on the other hand , aftei opening down
J , per cent at K > S. conllimed lo advancu
kleadlly , though tiadlng In It was smaller
than Is usual of late. 11 advanced lobli' . ,
when- halt was math- , hut It was well main ,
tallied at the best tlguict > . Hefoiu midday
there wax much of the miner tone to
the market , hut SI. Paul was. not a
leuder , and after dropping to 7S'.t
ii-covered only to 78't. .Sugar went up to87' . ,
Tianseontlnental to MS t oal stocks WDIO
Him and higher , but not active. The market
had Illllosnap al any time. There was a great
helling of longhtock In all pails of tin- list Into
- _ , _ Jn Ihe day , and llio most complete- shelling out
oCfiimd blnce the bull camiialgn began. Chl-
eai-o ( ins vas shaky and went oil toiii'i , Sugar
to HI , and Now Kngland toM' . Atehlson took
abliimpand caught Ihe stop orders and went
to 4t > Vi. The Itoi'k Ihliind. .it. Paul and MIs-
Miuil 1'aellic each lost hhaiplv , M. Paul selling
elf lo 77' , . London was a seller all day. The
total sales weii < ; t4I.UOO shares.
The following were the closing quotations :
Mlnlni ; StookH.
NEW VOIIK , May 27. [ Special Tolusrain to
TilKllii-TliuroHo : : ] lii0-arotlioiiilnlni ; Htuuk
iinotiulotis :
Alice iU llululi * Ill )
liruniwlck Con no .V. Ciililliionncilltll .110
( nlnlonUllll VUU Outarlo 4U )
C'un Cnl. \ Vu 4'4) ) OccMrntnl IU
Cniiimuiitfcnllll 900 1'lymutitl ! MM
DfB.lwnoO , T MS I'lm-nlx , Arl * IV )
Kl Crltto Hi Miriigi- UO
llomoiuke K'J ) sierra .S1 trails IM )
llOfiiBIUcr 810 Sutler Crook IM
I'ltOUVCK JUltKETS.
CniciQO , 11 uy 27-l.U v. in.
ca ) i , Kiaui'io , June , WkUffl1. ! July ,
Rl'ii' ' .
C'orii 5-tcnilyi cmli nml June. atSc ! July ,
'lino.
Cmti-Kiuyi cnali.SS et Junc.SO QSTci July ,
Wip.
Hyo Ptt-nily at We.
HurleyEiny. .
I'riiiiDTInintiir Ptcaity at $1.30.
I'liix Kuiy at (1. 17.
\\hliky-m.OU.
ctnli. 11300 ; June , 113 Ooj July ,
tlittn'f '
, - ) casli M.CO ; June , 10.024 ; July ,
ifl.1.1.
rionr I'lrm nnil ntiPhniiRcili winter wheat.
J2 cx > a. ' . 00s xprlnir , fl.ioa.vr > .
I'rDVliloiiM-SliDiililor-.f'i.lO'il.VSOi short clear ,
W n.'iQA.T.-x . short rlhf. IMWti.tt.
lluttor Unchanged : creamery , OIJ'3,130 !
ilnlry. n i'.v.
Clicp o Uticiiaintpili fiillcrcnmelipilimr" . Kt
lints , 8U-4C * ! ! Vomit ? America- ! ' ®
Kt tirt tlnclmiiKnl : fresh , 12Itl2 !
alli-il hulls , fioj Krc < -inltcilenlf.GVftTc' > : ilry
Mint , rr 7c : ilry salted hldi-s , Co ; ilry calf ,
Kf ! i iloucon-t , 'JOounch , .
Tiillow-Uiipliunci-il ; paokotl , 4'i5M'4Ci ' No. 2 ,
3cj ! cake. ljc.
Heeelnts. Slilpm'ts.
rinnr . il.tioo a.ooo
Wheat . ai.ftn fi , UO
Corn . 47inno ( avi.ooo
Oats . 70.'i.txx ) aio.ooo
NKW VOIIK. May 27.Vlicatt'cclpt , UO.IIOO
lii ) ln-t < i ; exports , 70,1)00tpot ) ! wi-akeri No , 2 red ,
WSWfi'ioln clovntnrjU7 i')7UCBlloat ) : options
lowers No , 2 rod , Mny , iloilnK : ut UShc.
Corn ItPcolpK , HO.inj liuiliuls ; expert .
IOI,4.V ) bnsliols ; spot closed elislor ; No. 2. 40e
In fli-vator , 4WilOo ulloatj options , Uulli
May elo .ed nt.'O'.c.
Oats-Iti-eelpt" , : t.V.TOO hnihpls ; ixport70 , -
r/K ) bushels ! spiit , oloiL-d Htoadys No. white ,
. cj'.HU'ci nilxi-il wi-slern.3laK ( : < - : whlli' western.
options lrre ular ; .May closlni ? at
.
t.
t.ColTeo Options closed , near months firm ,
others sti-iulyt nnrlinnxed to IS points up.
Sale" . MOOD haijs ; May. JI7.2IKSI7.aO ; spot Ulo
sti-ady , talr cargoes , iJO.OO.
SiiKar Haw , Ilims Muscovado , M test , 4 0 !
CVntrlfilKiils , iKlti-st. 3 I-lij ( n-llned , llrm.
I'etroli-nm llnlled closed fnrJiinn ut 03ic. ?
K rs llareiy steady : wi-sti-rn. l.vai'ic.
I'ork-Qnli-t ; mess. * ii.aV3l4.r : .
l.anl-l.owci ; wi-slei n steam , JO 27' 'iffi0..10.
Ilnttor I.OHi-r ; western dairy WilOe ; crcam-
crv. tvau'ii' : IIKII : ! , H'jffll.H ! .
Cheese Kirm ; | iart slJins. OSC'/io '
PT. Lotri-s , Slay 27. Wheat Unsettled ;
cash , 9j'i- ' ; July , HU' c.
Cnrn-IIlKlicr ; cash , 3l'ie : July. 31Jc.
Oats llettcr : cash. 27o hid ; July , 2U ? c.
I'ork-iiuit ; fr..otxar..sj.
l.ard-NomlnallyJ'iW. , ,
lliittei WcaUjcienmcry , HSllc ; dairy , 8 ®
12c.
CINCINNATI , .May 27. Wheat flrm ; No. 2 red
O..c.
O..c.Corn -Ilarply steady ; No. 2 mixed , rifio.
O.its btionner ; No. S mlvcd , 2Si !
Whisky -Jl.W ) .
Sioux CITV. May 27. Ciittlo Ilccolpti. fXX ) :
! > hliiicnts | ) , 2M ; market hteady ; Meets , JXUOffl
4.rij Htoekers and feeders , t-MSti. ! 70 ; cows , JI.40
® ; i.l.'il camifrs and bulls , . . . ' .
Iloiss Ueeelpts , : ISSO ; market steady ; llpht.
* .l.74iJ.725 ( , ; heavy , JJ.i01fJ.75 ; ml\ed , $ J. j ®
.1.70.
MILWAUKEE May 27. Wheat Easy ; No.
2 tprliiK. cash , SS QBUjc : .Inly , b'Jc.
Corn Plow ; No. a. X&xnie.
O.its Quiet ; No. ' . ' white , 'JO e.
Kyu-Qulet ; ! V4"e. , .
I'lovNIoiiH Quiet ; porlf , cash , 113 „ .
MiN.NE\i-oi.ts , May 28. Wheat Receipts
104 cars ; shipments , ; tl cars ; No. 1 hard and
No. 1 northci n actho , others slow. Closing :
No. 1 haul. May , UOc ; .June , WHe ; on track , 1)1 ) ©
trj'Jc ' ; No. 1 northein , Mny , NHic ; June , ICles on
track , IKl'iiaui'/ic ; No. 2 northern , May , EOHo ;
June , 87c ; on track , 87SOc.
KANSAS CITV. May 27. Wheat Steady ; No. 2
haul , cash , t > IV c ; No.S led , cash , M > ' .i < a ) e.
Corn hteady ; No. 2 , cash , iiothliis ilolng ;
May STMc.
Oats -Kasler ; No. 2 cash , 203 < a27c.
LIVFIIPOOI. . May 27. Wheat-Quiet ; holders
offer moderately ; CallfornlaJ7sl'/jd percental ;
n-il western , i-pilni ; , 7s , 'J'zilj icd western , wln-
Coiis Qulut ! now mixed , western ,
per cental.
it inSTOCK. .
OlliC\no. May 27.-C.itllo-Recclpf , 0.000 ;
maikut hlKhui ; natl\es , ifIOOr > Ol ) ; stookers
and feedeis. jL'.I.V&t.'JTi ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
Jl.Mrai.UU ; ToMins , 200I.2S.
HoKb Kcculpts , 13,000 ; market actho nnd
lilKliui ; llxht , . ! .b7 > jai ( D. ) ; packers and ship
pers , $ . ) .OJ'a.i71/i ! ; light , mixed and selected
lieavy , jatKxai.O. ) .
Sheup Receipts,0,000 ; shipments , none ; mar
ket slow ; nathes , Jj.00 < a ; > .10 ; TUMIIIS , J1.10 ®
4.M ) ; lambs. fj.7. > .
ST. Louis. May 87.-Cattle-Receipts. 3,200 ;
shipment * . 100 ; market a shade lilKhi-i ; fair to
faney iiuthe steels , JJ.bo < ( o.OJ ; btookurb anil
feeders , $ | .00@.W : ) ) .
HeRb Kecolpts , 4.40J ; shipments , l.MJ ;
market hliihor ; heavy , , l.8UW.OJii ; paeklnu ,
Ir.Wrxa.l.KJ ; llsht , ll.7i.87i. ) (
KANSAS Ctrv. May 27. C.ittlo Recnlpts.
O.bOO ; shlpmmits , 1,700 ; umrlcet btp-idj/imd
hlKher ; steers , $ , tOU4. ' . ; cows , JJ.UWJJ.b. ) ;
btocKers and feeders , f.l.SSI.SO.
Hogs Uccelpts , 1),700 ) ; shipments , 300 ; inZr-
Kct higher ; all grades , iKJ.7IXit3.tO.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK.
Cattle.
Tuesday , May 23.
Estimated receipts of cattle , 2fi)0 , compaicd
with l.Mll yesleiday and a.'Jal Tuesday of last
week. The nunki-t opened falily aeti\e with
light , handy licetes aethi ) anil Him , heavy
licu\essli > w and weaklsh , good cows active and
haicly bleaily and a laigu numlier of
poor cows M-lllni' slow and gener
ally iiuoted lower. StocKei-i and fieil-
eih am plenty , nliio cais of Utnlib be
ing on the maiki't , thu maiket botdeilngon
thi'slow with piln'b unchanged. Hulls and
calves are steady.
llojis.
Kstlmated receipts of hogs 4,700 , compared
wlth4 , . " > 57 yestciday and 7.M1) ) Tuesday of lasl
week. The maiUetopened Tie to ID' hlglict , was
aethe tliionghout , all changing hands lieforu
IU o'eloek , closing IU m. Kango of pi lees $ . ! . ( M ®
J.tU. Light , if , ) GS&I.7S ; ml\ed , UTJ'-UJ.Tii-i ;
heavy. ifa.T.ViJ.l.fcO. The a\eia enf the pilces
paid was&I.74 , i-omp.tied with f.l.)7J4 ( ) c : > lcrilay
and W.bo Tuesday of last-wet.k.
Slieep.
estimated receipts of hhcop 8S3 , compatPd
with 1,110 ytsteulay and Ull Tuesday of last
week. 1'art of the receliits were consigned
dliect to iiackeis. One load ofcllpped nathes
sold at JI.70. tiood muttons contlnuu In dc-
manU and aie Hun.
I'rcvailiiiK I'ricci.
The following U n t'iblo ot prices paid In
this market for thu grade of stock mentioned :
I'llniehtcois , 1.100 to KiOJ s W ! * ) © 4,70
( lOodhtueib. 12.V ) to HWIbs 3.70 ( ttl.10
Hood sleers , line to 1.IJO U > s a.W 6J4.K : )
t'ommon , IIKKI to ll. > J Ibs a.2. > l.70
Common eanneia l.dO ( VJ.UO
Oidlnary to fair cows l.lU < 14-.I5
1'alr to good cows l.UO CC'.O-'i
( iood lochuleecows"i V\\ \ \
Cliok'u to fanuv cow.s 2'ji U.I IM
1'alr to good bulls 1.73 (2.lV >
Choice lo faney bulls 2..V ) CtlV ,
Light htookcrs and fecdeib -f > ) ( io'i ;
1'i-edeis , 0. > U to 1IUO ms 2.1IO ( iv.170
Talr to choice light hogs ai > S ( J/-I.7S
1'alr to eholcu hca\y hogs 3.77' < if.3.M )
l-'alr - to choice inKcd hogs 3.72i'ii3.77Jj !
Comparative Tables.
Tlio following table shows the range In
prices on hogs during this and last weuk :
Avorajjo Cost of Ifo s.
Tlio follinvlii' ' tiiblt ) nlvos thu ; ivor.uo cost
of lio-s 011 tlio ilutiH tiioiiUoiuiil , InuluilliiK the
cost today , as basud siloruported :
Date. Pilco. Date. Price.
May 1 Jim'i ; ' May 2 W Ol {
May a aor i May r > 3 W
May fi a twu May 7 3 > U
May 8 301) ) May I ) 3 U7'i '
Mav 10 aw May 12 3 lU'/i '
May 13 3 IX ) May 14 3 bS'i
May IS 3 My May Ul 3Ul i
May 17 . 3 IH'i May 19 3h7
May 'JO . a M M.iyL'l . a 7s > U
Mny K ! . a7.Mi May ill . 3 71J4
Mayi'l . a 72 May 111 . a O7'i
May i'7 . a 74
anil lowest Sales of
Today , Ycntunluy.
IIlKhcst ? 1 PO IllKlii-t.t . W 7R
a US l.nnfbt . a 65
Slock Ueet-lpti.
omolal yostonlay. Kttlinuieil Toilny.
Oaltlo . W cars , l.ROl Cattle. . .liJciin , i.tfiQ
Chc-ars. . 4.M7 HnKa..f. 72 cam 4,700
. . l ! cars VKJ Slifop . Ocars 1,110
Average Prloo of llo s.
ShowliiK tlut iivur.iuo price n.ilil for loaili of
oKsuu thoUayslnJIuatua In IJi ! , bSi , IsiJ ixiul
JblWl
ol'PrlecB.
110113.
The fullonlns ublo nhows the
prices pnlri
I air tocholcp Ilitht hocx ( M 0 ( in 70
Kalrtopholcp heavy hijRi , H 70 vt.l M )
Fair to choice mixed hogs J 07 I'ttJ 72 (
.
I'rlnip fnt sheep . 5 30 ( & * > ? >
tfiHHl fat hrpp . . . . . 4 50 © 1 : J
Common to medium Micop . a 00 wl M
Disposition oT Stock.
Phowlnit thu milliner of cattle bought by
theluidln ? buyenon today's market.
CATTLE.
Pwlft ti Company /OOO
O II Hammond X Co , 2M
Armour-Cildahy P Co ! IW
L -e Itothsehlld. . 4.T
Ili-nton .V Underwood 33
Ili'i-ki-r & Degen 6S
AVII VunHatiL 8
Oilier buyers C4
Nels Moirls 8
lion" .
Armniir-Cndahy PacklngCo 1. 12
Umalia 1'iichliiKCo 1,401
Swift .V Co . . . 718
O. H. Hnmmond tCo 403
8IIKKI' .
Pwlft * Co 42
U. H. Hammond Co 210
Itoprescntnt Ive Sales.
III.SSKI ) )
Cattle about stc.iily.
HORS stronger ,
J , Lar cn uus In fioni Klbalthncarof
hogs.
\Vurnor nmrKoteil a car of cuttlo ftoin
WitMjrly.
A. A. Doin sent o\cr a cur of catllo fioni
Ntola , In.
P. A Ibco marketed a unr of lie -b fioni Aiapa-
lioc * .
Hotton Itiothursscnt In a car of hozs fiuni
Ira Oilllln iniirkutcd t o car of cuttlu fiom
Illailun ,
S. S. OiL'cnowns In fiom Sohuylor with llvo
cars of cattle.
riiiilknur & Scliiisslerniaikutcil a car of hogs
from Aliens.
n. W. JulTilcsMIS In fioni Hot iteoltli tluco
Ulll.lOf llOKS.
Gvoio ; H. I.oncUs caino In from Hanson with
a car of hogs.
I ) . S. Diaper hail u car of cattle up from
I'lattsmouth.
Chambers & Ituidk'k sent iloun a carof liua
fiom lleiniun ,
0. A. I'ullon hiul a load of hogs on the mar
ket from Angus.
Kankln Hrothersof Cambridge had n car of
hogs on thu marUut.
Clark Shelton was over from 1'urolval , la. ,
with a carof cattle.
Uoshoronjih A. Gray sent In thrco cars of
cattle from Kluu Sjn Ings.
Kll Clayton , a pronilnunt citizen of Walnut ,
la. , was at thu yards ,
R. A. Temnleton \ Co , had a car of hogs on
the i mu lie I from TeUamah.
W. A. rinlny , tha ovi-ry day Orconwood
bhlppor emit up a car of hogs.
V , S. West of Wood Itlvorv.is on the nmrkct
with two cars of cattle ,
Thomas Shollroy of Oxford was on the luttr-
bet with two cars of cattle.
John Proud and J. II. Koscnfclt had cattle on
the maikot from Cambrldgo ,
L. Hi Isiol marketed a car of cattle and J. S.
Lyslnger u car of hogs from Aurora.
The Standard cattlucnnipany had two cars
of cuttlo on the market from Its feed yaids ut
Ames ,
P. M. Mi'ConnoIl , a iiromlnent and successful
feeder of Majors , was down with u cai of
cattle.
, J. 1' . Ilorrymnnof Ilorryman ti Littler , Cor-
iluva , was In with two cars of cuttlo that
brought M.SO ,
William Ghurlton and 11. V. Warner of
riiarltou k Warner hud thrco curs of cuttlo
hero from Hunlun.
O3I.11IA WHOLESALE MAItKETN ,
Produce.
risn-Pcrlb : I'rcsh wliito and trout , MWc ;
ko , 7Otoi plukerol. KM sulmon , 15o.
1111)1.8. 1'fcLTH AND TAI.I.OW-firfOn HllltCll
h h csaa5'4ci dry balteil hides , & 37ci dry ( lint
hUlos. G&o ; cult hldeu. , a04c. DamaKt'd
hlilea''o less , hhcep iielts , jtreen. eueli. Wo ®
tUecp pvlu , dry , per Va , tiilloi tulluvr ,
No l.ll'i' ' . ei No ! . au , .VKi srcnsc , white ,
8'j 4p | yellow. S'i ' iWo. >
IlKANS-lliitid plcki-il nary. Il.r/Kll 7St liinid
picked nnvy. medium , fl/wK Ht ) ; lifind nicked
country. l UMM.GO ! inxul cU u , li.s.Vitl.10.
Ai'i'i.V. lit m u I'er 11 ; , wiv ,
Wool.I'lno unwashed. Hiiltlo ! mcdlinu un-
wa < hi-d , InasiC ! cimrjio uiiwanlii > il , IMJSO
runi-Ieaverlorll.r. ! ) > .3irLHoi , ) t-iich ,
T.tiOj otter , oiieh , M.W J&i.U ) : willf , ench ,
coon , each , 4rt < r > > c ; mink , ench , ; WCV < HJ ;
rat. fall. SJf.Uoj initskraU winter , l.
ikiink , iVrtlOt'i badger , 40c7t1I tWs deer skins.
jjwrll ) , 3JJDof deer skim , winter , per Ib , 12 ®
"liosr.v None. . . . .
OiUMir.s Per box. Mediterranean 4wecK
W.iVii Ios Atmclcs , tl.UJdJI.oo , ' fancy Dtmrto
seedlliiK" , W.W.
PINK u-1-M.s-I'cr doz , U.iiWt.oo.
bTiiA\viiiini : | s Per ea i- choice shipping
stock , j-UiOtt4 wi ; good. W.onaaou.
CitiKii-l'crbbl. retlnei . MfiOi half hbl ,
hard elder , pure , per hhl , Mot ) : nrnnitu elder ,
half bhl , 7. < ; pear elder , hhlf bbl. f-.oo.
OAt.itoitMAOiiiitittr:3-Per : : lOlb box , .00 ®
2.V ) .
I.KMONB I'crbox. Meislim , fancy , Jl.50a5.00j
strictly choice. Jl.ftVBj.BO.
IIANAN * s-l'cr bunch. 11.50 .1 00.
t Creamery , faney mils , print. 51 ©
SJc ; ereanicry , faney. xolld packed , twaic :
creameri' . choice , IvBIOc ; dairy , fancy lolls
and printlOQl'o ; dairy , fancy , solid packed ,
. iiv ; dairy , choice , 14T4150J country roll ,
faney , Ill Jlle ; choice , NittK-i country roll.
peed , ( Vrt8o ; country toll , fair , &aco ; poor
htook , . .
KIKIS lie per doz for strictly fresh ; stale
stock not &alcabli' .
HOMS : ( Quotiitlons im ) for delivery In Chi
eniro ) Dry Iluir.ilo. per Ion. $ IO.oolH.OO : dry
I'ountiy. hleached , fioowaLioOi dry country ,
damp and meaty. $ WH > @loOi' .
VUIKTMIU , * Now southern onlono. per bbl ,
ons horseradMi. per do ? pints , J | , SJ.
.Illl.M s-iHi lt' per Ib.
DIU : SKD vmiI'holcc medium ,
light. riTidc ; heavy , VHRe.
lil.N-ihKI - ) Oil , fll@-fi.IO.
Core \.NUTM Per hundred , .
I'll KI.KS Medium , per hhl. J.'I.MS small , } (1M ( ;
ghi'iklns , I7.WJ L' . & If. chow chow , nts , t3.8.j
pints , M.1T > .
POTVTOKS Per bushel , fancy , .TOSaJci fair to
good , .txaiH : .
Pouwitv Per dozen , choice hens , J.l.S.'VSl.OO ;
choice , mixed , ( .LIXi3i.i5 ) : : ; rotnlers , tti.ntXiU..TA ;
spring chickens. f- ' . . ' ll for -.mall , .Odai.5U : for
medium , JI.OO"H ( ) for large ; ll\o tuikeys , per
II ) , l
Groceries.
Cut loaf. 7'ic ; cut loaf cubes , To :
standard , powdeieil , 7' < e ; XXXX , powdered ,
7'4u ; granulated , htandard. WtKin > ic ; confec
tioners. A , lie ; whlto extra , , V t j o\tra O , Neb. ,
ft'iOi ' amber , , 'ic.
COKIKK Hoasled Arbuekle's Arlosa , 2."i'iic :
Mi'Iaughlln's XXXX , 2.Vo , German , Ml..c ;
Dllworth. i"'iCj Alniomtl , ' . ' . " ' 'BO ' ; bulk , 3lSc.
K Green 1'ancy old golden Ulo.7c ;
fancy old peuberiy.7c ; Ilo. ! choice to fancy ,
.M' c ; Klo , pilme , ' 'lye ; Ulo. good. L'i'Sc ; San
tos and common Ulo. I''ffl''lf ' ' , Mocha , 'Me ; .Java ,
genuine , O. { ) , , Ste ; Java , gcod Interloi , "oo ;
African , i He.
Dl'Aii.NAcr.ous Goons Harley , IKJM'ic ' ; farina ,
5c ; pea" , yc ; oatmeal , l ffs-lo ; macaroni , loci
vermicelli , lOc : rice , Ittfli.jc ; s.igo and tapioca ,
( j7e ; lima beans , Gc.
Oii.s-Kerosene-1' . W. , 10'c ' ; W. W. . We ;
headlight. l.l4e ! ; gasollnp. 13e ; salad oil , * 2.00 ®
0.00 per dor. l.lii'-eed Uaw. tile ; boiled , tile.
MKA.TH i-moked hams , HI Hi average , lOc ;
smoked hams , SO to 3t ! Ihs , i.l'jr ' ; smoked hams ,
12 to 14 Ihs , 10'Jc ; breakfast I ) . icon , 8"c ; ham
sausaito , 8ljc ; picnic hams. 7e , dried beef hams ,
Siic ; beef tongues , per do * . , JJ.OO ; dry salt
meats , 07jTi1 c.
IMIIII Pure lard , tierces. V/c , kottlc , tierces ,
7UC.
7UC.CANNED
CANNED JR\TS [ 1 II ) lunch tongue , f2.7."i ; 2 Ib
lunch tongue. $1.73 : 1 Ib ournH hcef. $1.30 ; 2 11)
corned beef , $ J,0."i ; ( lib coined beef , JOMj H 11) )
coined beef , Jll.OO ; 211) ) boneless jilgs' foot , t-V-M ;
1 11) Kngllsh brawn , Sl.IW ; 2 II ) English brawn.
JJ.1.1 ; ( i Ib Kngllsh brawn , fl7"i ; 1 II ) chipped
beef , $ . ' .00 ; 1 Ib compiessed ham , $ I.G. > .
Hni'U IlaslsManilla lojie , I5o ; sKal rope ,
12'jc ; cotton lope , Hie ; now process , S'c.
Uorro.v TWIM ; lllbb.eiy line , y or 4 ply ,
Slut line , 20e ; Daisy , ISo : candiolok.2Sc. .
Oi.ivis : Quart" , per do1,1.75 ; pints , per do/ ,
$2.S3 ; bulk , per gal , av.
ViNUJAit 10 ! gr. elder. 10e ; good , 12c ; whlto
wine , l.lc : fancy fruit. So.
Krovi : I'OMsil tJ.lWjU'i.f , per gross.
Huis Am. , per 100. J17.00 , louistoii , per 100 ,
$1700.
MH < i : Ithls. N. O. f.iny. pi-r g il."i1 < 5 , " > c ;
cholee. 4"'ijl7c ; good. .tOft'L'c ; Cuba b.iklng 'siO
30e : black sli.ip , 2l > S'J2e.
WllAl'l'lNd PAI'KH Sti.uv. ] ) er 11) , 1542Jjc ;
tag , 24c : .Manilla l.va"iie ( ; No. 1. To.
lltnsUnion Miiaii | > , Iioffil" ) per cent olT list ,
SAl.T-D.iliv,2SUllw In bill , bulk , J-MO ; best
grade , ( fl.Ss. J..uij best grade. 100 , IN , } ' . ' .40 ; best
gi.ule. IS. IOs , * "JO ; lock salt , einshcd , Jl.bO ;
common , bbl. } 1.2. ' > .
Hi > ti > C.istllu. mottled , per Ib , OffllOc ; do ,
wlrlte , per 11) ) , I4e.
HliooMS Pallor , Title , WOO ; I tie. $2.75 ; 2 tie ,
SJ,2. > ; stables. $ , ' .s5 ; common , $ l. . " > 0iil.75.
Citoytb tin , 40o pel II ) .
Ciiocoi.An : 22jo : ) per Ib ; Get man chicory ,
red , h'ie. i
HM.SODA Ilbls , l8o ; erunitlutou , 2c : kegs ,
Use.
Soi1'kRS ) CO Ibs to box , V4 < 3.Vc. {
NUTS Almonds , 15c ; lli.i/ils , I2o ; filberts
l.'io ; pecans , lie ; walnuts 12V4c ; peanut cocks ;
So ; roasted , lie ; Toiinosepu petinnts , 7c.
Iliuos-Uioceisi ) ( Per 11) Horav , 12u ; cop
peras , 2'ic ' ; llaylea\es , 14c ; glue , Kic ; epsom
salts , 4e ; glauber salts , ; iu ; sulphur , 2'/c ' ; blue
\llrlol. Ue ; alum , 4c ; tartuilo acid , 42c ;
iesln,2c.
4.'iiKi > fi Kull eieani twine , 12'c ; full cream
Ohio Swiss , Hie ; full eru.iin Wisconsin bwlss ,
14ftlU"j full cieam brick. iie : ; full cream llm-
bniger .Swiss , llle ; fancy Mioyhoyganb.c. , 10'Jc. '
C .NNKD GOODS I'lnits , ( J.illfoinla standaid
biands , 2'J-lb ' , nor doz Apilcots , il.lLVM.TS ;
apr.cots , pie fruit , ? ! "iO ; gollons , $4.50 ; black-
benh-s. J..2l ) ; ebonies , black , J.2tXii2.-5 ; cher-
i les , whilet. ' i..vrs2.5l ) ; grapes , fl.h5fl SO ; peais ,
llnttlott , t.Wiy. ! ' > , ] ) C.iehesulluw , $ J 10fil2.2.'i ;
peaelio- , lemon cling. JJ.40 ; plums , egg , il.uViS
l.MJ ; plums , golden dioi | , ii.MI ; jilums , green
gages , } l.ti.YiAl.M ) ; peaches with pits In , fl.iiU ;
enu.ints , jJ.IiO ; goo ebeirles , $ „ ' . . ' ) " > ; quinces ,
$ .MO ; r.ispbenieh , f..bO ; straubenlos , J2..V ) !
peaches.lb : ; c.isti l n standards , JI.85 ; ,1-lb pie ,
tl.10 ; li-lb pie. t..O" ) ; gallons ] ) le. iHOO ; apples ,
high stamlnnls , $ . ' .75 ; 2-Ib gooscbcitles , lKc ) :
2-ib stiawbeiiles. 'jofiUVs ' 2-lb i.ispberrles ,
Jl.tW ; 1-lb hlneberik's , MW.KJe2-Ibhlackberiles ; ,
ikVi73o ? ; 2-lb stiawberrles. pieser\ed , $ I.N ) ; 2-11)
raspbuiiles , pie * > eivud , Jl bl ) ; 2-11) bl.ickbonles ,
illosei veil , il.'JO ; pineapples , Bahama chopped ,
K.IK ) ; 2-11) ) lliiliamii. gi.ited. W.75 ; 2-lb Hahanm
sliced , $2.50 ; 2-11) ) standaid , sliced , iH.2.T$1.5o ;
cheilies , 2-lb led. ll.illlmotu , b..Vii ! ) . " > ; peaia , 211) ,
ii.io. :
Vl.dilTAin.rs Toiiiuloo ? : i-lb o\tra , $1.00 ; 3-
11) ) standaid weslein biands , hOfou5c ; gallons ,
stilctly standnid , i-.K ' ) . loin I'lnest giown ,
$1.50 ; glltcdged sugar coin.cri line , $1.50 ;
eholcu2-lh sugar coin , $1.20 ; 2-lb extin weslein
hiands , Kfn H.W 2-lh slandaiil westein ,
biands , 50Ji7llc. Milshiooms l-lh rreiu-h , o\-
tia line , tttt2Vi ! I-lb I'lonch , tluo , lrXi(22c ; 1-lb
I'leneh , oidlnary , ll < ® l ( > e. Peas Ties , line ,
iiercan , 25cdeml ; tine , per can , lOu : 2-lh sifted ,
Jl.liO . , I $ . . . 2-lb .
; 2-lb e.uly nne , I.2Vi01.)5 ) ; - .Manow ,
standaid Diands , JI.10 ; 2-lb soaked , fi7c. Suing
beans , 2-lh high gi.ulo , Uefngce , Moj 2-lhiol-
denwabeans. . 75c ; 2-lb stilng beans , 70c ;
l < lma beans 2-lh soaked , 75c. Iloston llakcd
llcans Il-lb Low Is tl.fiSi t'lonn brand , tl.50.
Sweet Potatoes-- ; ) ! ! ) Now Jerseyl. 0. 1'iiinp-
klns Il-lb , fl.io. okia and tomatoes , Jl.u ) ;
ol.ia , JI.MI ; succotash , tl.'M.
1'isii C'odllsh , extia tleoiges , new , fi'ie ' ;
gland hank , new. 5o : silver , 2-lbhlocks , U' c ;
snow whlli(2-lb ( hih'ks , new , b' c ; Tuikey cod ,
laigu middles , Inlcks , ! lo ; snow whllo ciates ,
12-5 Ib boxes. 7V ; Iceland halibut , Oo ; me
dium scaled heiilng , 25u ; No. 1 sealed hciiIng ,
22 ; domestic Holland herring , r > > o ; llambnig
.sjilced honing , $1.50 ; Itnsslan sal dines. 75u ;
Icnsslan saidlnos , plainMojimported ] Holland
heirlng , eiown brand , 80c ; do faney mllkors ,
Ode ; mackerel. No. 1 shoie. halfbbls , tl.Kiu ;
hloateis , half bbls , Jls'rt ( ) ; whitotlsh , half bbls ,
$7.00 ; tioiit , half lhls , t550 ; family whlto list ) .
$ .1.0(1 ( ; salmoii , Vs.K ( ) ; l-lhmackeielheirlng ( ) tl.OO
Ul 10 ; 1-lb Iliiiian huddles , $1,75 ; 1-lb lobstois ,
} 2.I.V(12.25 ( ; 1-lb AlaskuMilmon. Aleut , fl.iiU ; 2-11)
oysters , 10 o$1 lO ; l-luoystois , ftoi' , $1.15 ; 2-11)
selecth. lcu. ! ! t.n : ; l-IhclatiiK , llttlonccks , $1,25 ;
2-lh clams , llttlo neckb , .i ! 'i-lb harillnos ,
Impoi ted , per case , 100s , iri.Ooa'.UOO ; i-lb im-
poited boneless sardines , 25o ; 'i-lbsardines.
Amoilcau , i > or case , 100s , I'lonch style , Sl.iO ! ®
.100 ; 1j-lh ( .ardlnes , Aineilcan. per case , 100s ,
1'iench style , $7.50 W.OO ; "t-lli saidlnes , mils
taid , porcaso , 50s , t.t."Ul.W ; Imported key bar
dines. J 1:1.00. :
DIIIKII I'liLMTS Currants , now Giia7lic ! ;
priinns , casks , | , , ioO Ibs , ( i'.iafl'.o ; prunes , bbl ,
or hag , 74lT'4i'i eltron pi-ol , drums , 2t ) Ihs ,
22e ; lemon iieels , ilrumn.-'Ve ; faid dates boxes ,
12 Ihs , u'o : apileot.s , ehoU'i ) ovaimratcd , ISc ;
iitlcots | ) , jelly cured , 27 11) ) boxes , Isc ; apilcots ,
fancy , 25 ill boxes , Ulci apples , eholco evaporated
ated , ll'ie ; aiiU's. | ] prlrniynow , lOo ; llgs , rayor
lOporcont ta it * . Hl'je ' : In sacks , 7e ; Pesanl
dates , 7c ; Hall l.ako apples , 5 > 4oj blackbnrrles
o\oporatedW ) Ib boxes , 51,0 ; elmrrles , pitted ,
dry ouieil , l.lo ; peaches pared , faney , ls20o ;
oholce , Kio ; Halt Lake , Doj ilttod ) plumbs , Oal. ,
1 Ib boxes , 8V3Ulii' | nispfieriles o\apoiatei | ,
N. V. , now. 'lie ; pi lines , 11. o. , ( W-70 , IOU12'ii > ;
oiango peel , l.V ; ralalu ? . California. London
crop is' * ) , $ J.40 ; Cal. loose muscatels , croj ) 1 ( M ) ,
$2.40 ; Valenclas , 1NSS , T ! Valonclas , now , He ;
Cal. seeds , skH. , 8oj On/luni / , luyor , now , Ucj
diled gianos , &c ; prunoles | , now , lie ,
Motals.
llr.ocK TiN-SiniiU pig , ' 28o per lb ; bar , Wo
per Ib.
Coi'pnt Planished boiler sixes , : eo per Ib ;
cold rol led , 2so peril ) ; sheuthlng , .7o per Ib ;
ultts and Hats , 2so pel Ib.
( lAI.VA.M/Kii hiihKT lllO.V DIs'ct 50-10 pnr
cent , pat. plan. Iron , No * . 2J,7 , A , lOVioj II ,
l4c. ) !
.ICiinrihO-C'liuicoul , 1. C. . 14x20 , 112 , W.13- ,
'
ON-No. 20 , $ : i.05i No. 27 , W.73.
Soi.liKIl Hdl.V.
TIN 1'l.ATB-I. O. , 10x14. 203 , i7.23 ; I. X. , lO.xll ,
* . J'.t.OO. '
TlisP i.ATF.-Cokc , ) xH.22' , U23.
STLtl , N All. H- 1 1 USU , l.VJ.'l.
STKUI. WIHU NAII.S llasc , $ J.VS ( ,
WtiiE-Jup. barb , ta.OO ; K.ilv. , $1,13.
Drugs.
Quinine , peroP. . fc W.,49o ; German , 40cln- ;
dlgo , per II ) . 7k'i Insect | > owiler , 40o ; opium ,
Mitt ; morphine , pcro * . , * iIO ; hops , per Ib , UOoj
trljcerlne , 2lo ; doxtilne , 12os cuttlebone , IBoi
cream tartur , mire , ItV ; coininerclul , Itic-s cam
phor , 60cs am. curb , llui blue vltrol , 7io ( ;
Aolds-O'urbollo , ItxaiJoi elirlc.45a47oitartarlc.
'Jitt-Uo , kiilphurlc. per Ib , 3v Olln Hiivrm ,
11.10 , whalu , 'Jscj cintor , 11.31 , ucaU foot , 51'
roc ; turpentine MU | To ika brans fl 'i.V I.Wj
baNnm lulu iiPMOei calomel , IWJii-i i-nnthnr-
ndk-4. f I. > ffM. . ! t-asHln buds , iivKii .V ) ihlilio
fotm , AluAtvi ergot 4"ii. : > lV ! RIIIII arable . - . ' - , &
UV ! Rlyeerlno , 'JH Hx : , ' lycopodlum , \Jltf- ( - :
mercury. Me.
Dry Oooil" .
HE\VV HIIOW-N t'oTTiN Atlantic A.TUct
Atlantic II , 7o : Atlalitlo H. n 'Ci Atlantic P.
61- ; Aurora l' , 4J C ! Iluck'n Ht'mUOVct C'alxit
W , 6'jci Darlington , nyoi runner s No. I , S ,
4'ie. llooslcr I.I5'ici Itidlaii 11 end , 7Uc : I-n\v-
renee LlifiUe : Henrietta lil < , A c.
PINK IIIIOWN COTTONS Atlantlo M. . ( V : Au
rora II , fl'4i-i Aiinua U.d'.e : Atlas C ) N II , 7'ji't
cehei'oloth,4C ! Clifton IT , 5'ici Pepperell U ,
OVe : Iangdon0 Il.lH.- .
llt.vuiui : : : ) COTTONS lierkeley enmlirlc No.
( W. Ho. * llest Yet , 6 > 4e ; lluttereloth XX , 4' < cj
Cabot , 7'4U ! Dnlght Anchor , IV ! Kllertim ,
H. . "Me : rlrsl Call. O'ics ' 1'rnlt of the Loom ,
8J40 ! Hill Semper Idem , 80 ; Housekeeper , 8' e ;
King Philip cambric , UV ; I.anitdon 0.11. , O'.C !
Loiisdalo.N C ! I.otisilalo cambric. lOcj New
York mills , lies Oak Iawn , 7c.
SllKiri.Nd.s : AND ni.l.ow t'A
Net Pepperell , 43 In , IOCS Popperell , 8-4. ISO ;
Pepperell , li-l,20tf : Pepperell , 10-1 , 22c : tltlca ,
4s In , 13c : tltlea , Mln , 17'ic ; IJtlcu. 78 In , 2lc :
GINOIIAMS Amoskeug. tl\jei Amoskeng ,
dress , s'jcj Hates , O'jt1 ! Warwick , dress , 7'4c ;
Lancaster , OUc ; Utonalre , 6'iv Whltenton ,
ill ess ,
PIII.NTS Indigo llluo-Nct Martha Wash
ington , Co ; American , ft'ic ; Arnold , li'ie : Ar
nold I ! , long cloth , lOc ; Stlfel A. 12e ; Merri-
mack \ , iocs Gold Leaf. S'ie ' ; Hamilton , nvii"
Allen Pinks , C'Jc ! Allen Chambray , Cc ; Glou
cester , fi'ic.
I'liiSTS-Kancles IMdyslono , O'je ' : Steel
Ulvcr. lie : Uanuipo , 4'ie ; St. l.eger , r. > ic. Shirt
ings Martha Uiislilngton , 4'ies Meirlmaek ,
4'ie. ' Turkey lieds I'ountaln , 0'4o ! Gainer ,
7c ; Crelleld.hiic : ern. UC.
WHIANS Net , Thistle. 7Ue : Ited Cross , To.
Coi.oiiKDCAMiimtx- , 4 > 4c ; Hed Star.
4'ji- ' : rolled Cloxor , Oyj Slater , lies high colors
Ic extra.
Cli ASM Plet ens' It , Id-ln. 5 > } os Stevens' D , 18-
n. tic ; Stoxons' A , 10-ln , Tc : Stoxens' P , IS-ln ,
3 e : Slovens' M , Ih-ln , 8'je : Stolons' N , 20. In-
h'ic ' : Slovens' NN. 22-ln , D'ic ' ; Stevens' bltT , 20-
In , It'ic ; bleacheii lo extra ,
DCNIMS Net. Amoskeag. 0 olfi'e ; Vork ,
camlet , 12e ; i\erett : , standard , 1 - " , ( ; llay-
makei's.Tijcj Old Vork , XX , 10'ic ; Ijtiwience ,
220 , III' ' Lawrence ; , U-oz , 15'ie ; fancy sttlpes
and checkN , lllie-
COTTO.VDIS Vork Nankin , 10'Jo ' ; nverett. S
o/ . , ihi-i Lowlston , lOo22'4e ; Woiklngnian's ,
lie : I'orksoiow cashmere , 2J'io.
KK.NTUCKV JKANS ( Ueg. ) Agenorla , 22c ;
Hang-Un , 27'ic : Canonlctit. 25c ; Dakota , | se ;
Kxtia Moilno. 50o ; Kentucky Star. ! Bo ; Mel-
vllle,25c ; Uapldanl ! < o ; Ulonwood , 20c ; Spring-
Held , 12'ic ,
C1I1XKSIO riljAVKS.
How They arc Kccolvocl on Tliclrltc-
tttrn to Clilnn.
A considoritblo degree of curiosity lias
boon expressed as to what treatment the
Chinc-ho women and girls whd are shipped
to tliis country for immoral purposes by
the Mongolian &Iavo-dealors , and who
fail to bo allowed to land , meet with on
their return to China , says the San
Fr.ineibco Bulletin. The methods of _ the
blave-doalers have been often described.
The man or woman as the ease may bo ,
buys u Chinese girl from her parents or
owner for the purpose of sending her to
ih is country , in order that they may
profit from her earnings in a hotiso of
ill-faino. After the girl becomes the
property of the dealer she is coached lib
to what she is to tell the customs author
ities on her arrival hero. In order to bo
allowed to land , the girl must have been
born in this country. This fact is
stated to them , and they are in
structed to say that this is tlio
hind of their nativity. They arc drilled
in the topography of this city , the locali
ty of various public features and to a
limited extent in tlio geography of the
btate. They are told exactly what ques
tions to aiiMver , nnd if any besides these
are asked to either pretend not to re
member 01 to feign ignorance.
Despite tlio greatest precautions , however -
over , of the dealer * in human merchan
dise , about two-thirds of the girls sent
over hero liavo been i-eturned to China ,
being refused a landing in the country
because by their testimony or that of
bomeono else , it is shown conclusively
that they are impostors and were not
born in this country as they claimed , but
before their journey across tjzo ocean
were never outside of Chi = * wj/Thoujjh /
drilled long and carefully , the girls fre
quently break down and give amazingly
contradictory and sometimes ridiculous
answers to questions. Occasionally a
girl is sent hero who has become ac
quainted with the sort of life she will bo
forced to lead if landed , and in order to
escape it bho tells the truth as to her
birthplace , etc. , iuspitoof the commands
of her mazier. So it is that about two-
thirds of fia } imported girls are bent
back to their native China.
Christopher Coxtho Chinatown detec
tive , who has been to Hong Kong and is
well posted on Chinese- methods , etc. ,
was asked today regarding the disposi
tion that is made of these girls wJicn
they are remanded.
' 'Well1buid he"when the time comes
for the bteamer on which they are to re
turn to sail they are placed in the imme
diate care of the steward or some ollicer
of the vessel. oWhon the steamer reaches
Hong Kong they are taken oil insanpans
by the mission authorities in that city
and are then educated and cared for by
the missionaries. Eventually thny bo-
coino the wives of Christiam/.od Cliiini-
mon or bervants in the families of white
residents of Hong Kong. "
"JJut do the blavo dealers manifest
any disposition to molest those girls af
ter they are returnedV"
"Wellthey have paid for them and re
gard them as ; property which they have
a perfect right to do with as they please.
I have no doubt that , if it wore possible ,
they would attempt to punish the poor
girlsJor their ill-biicce.ss in not being
landed. They would absuredly bell
them again if they could for
tlio satno condition of slavery ex
ists in Chilians in this country. Hut the
mission authorities prevent this by im-
mediataly taking the girls from the
steamer when it arrives in Hong Kong
and keeping them in their charge. "
Mibbes Culbortbon and Gray have a
dilToront idea of this matter from what
Detective Cox has. They bay that while
Bomo of the remanded girls are taken
earoof by the Hong Kong missionaries ,
the most of them are retained possession
of by their purchasers , and when they
got back to China they are sold for the
Mime immoral purpose for which they
were oxnorted to this citv.
"It beoms too bad , " bald Miss Cul-
bortbon , of the Presbyterian mission , in
conversation with a liullotiii reporter ,
"that those girls have to bo bent back to
China , whore they will bo forced to lead
a degraded life , with little or no hope
of over escaping from it. In this coun
try , while they may bo forced to enter
houses of ill-fame , the chance of their being -
ing rescued by the missions is much
greater than in China. For my part I
think tlio best plan would bo to turn
thorn all over to the missions in this city ,
to bo educated and Christianized , if pos-
bible. "
*
Mr. Wouily'.s Iti-eoinnieiiilntlon.
I heartily recommend the merits of C'lium-
bcrhiln'.s Pain Halm and Uhamboi Iain's
Cough Kc-mcdy , both of which I luivo used
M'itliHio best results. The Pain Halm ro-
llovod mo of rheumatism quicker than any
otlior icincdy I over used , uml I hnvo tried a
good many. JOHN D. Woonv , Elk Hill , Vu.
Women Who
It used to bo the ease that men boxed
and wielded the fulls only with male an
tagonists , but a change lias lately como
upon us in thin regard , There are now
women in plenty thanks to the intlu-
once of tlio Borltoly club and lessor or
ganizations who fairly revel in a bout
with the stuffed buckskins and who can
thrust and defend themselves with remarkable -
markablo force and dexterity. They are
also export fencers. It is not an unus
ual sight to the few who are thus priv
ileged in tnoro than one Fifth avenue
homo to bco un atblotio brother hard ut
work for an hour each morning flparrlnp
for imlMtM with an ami nlool-
tempered sinter. At leaxt ono note
worthy oaco Is on record , that of a stntp-
ping West Side merchant who frankly
admits that his handsome young wife Is
too much for him with the foils , and
that It gives him all ho can do to best
her with the boxing gloves.
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BOSTON , MASS.
CAPITAL $4OOOOO
SURPLUS OOO.OOO
Accounts of Dank' , Il.ml.or3 nail Corporations -
llcllcil.
Our fncllltlei for COU.KC PIONS nro PX < Pllont nml
wo le-illscount for Innks when linlnnroiarrnnt II
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from banks ( not lucntcil In other Keseivo Cities )
count ni a reserve.
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Continent , ami nmko caljlo transfer ) anil | > lncu mnne )
by teleur.il b tliruughout thu Unlluil Btutos uml lu i-
n In.
In.Well
Well ivon market for prlmo llrat-cl < is Iiivp'tincnt
Sccurltlci , nnil Invlto propo aH from HUitcs , Comi
ties nnil Cities vrlion lamilni ; bonils.
AVe do a Kimurul bunVlni ; bualnusa , mill liultocor-
rcsioniloin.e. |
ASA P. POTTER , PUISIDINT. : ;
JOS. W. WOHK ,
WANTED
IS3UCD BY CITIES ,
COUNTIES,8CHOOI
W tm -J DISTRICTS , WATCH
Correspondencesollcilcd. COMpANEa | , CTC.
H.W. HARRIS GOMPAHY
. . & , Bankers ,
103-105 Dunrborn Street. CHICAGO.
7O Stoto Otrnot. BOSTON.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
13O2 Farnam Street
HARRY P. DEUEL
City Paasongor and Tlokot Agout ,
SIIROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions and Stocks.
Hdscnicnl First Xnlional Dank ,
OOP South mth Stt'oct , Omnlm.
INliLmAJsKA
National .Bank
U. 8. DEPOSITORY. OMAHA ,
Cnpltnl , - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jon. 1st , 1SOO , - U7.0OO
Officer * unit Director * lltnrjV V t . rr * > td nt |
' ' - " . Hod , Tlrailntililcnt ! Jnmm W SHTM | Wf
9 , John8 , _ Colllnsi H C. Cuihtntfi j. N , JflC
THIS IRON BANK.
Ccrncr 15th ml Fnrnnm Strocli ,
A Oenernl llnnktn" llmlno-n Trainmot8fl <
OOMMlilKOIALx
National Bank
Cnpltnl , $4OOOOQ
Surplus , / OOOd
Omcprs nml Director- . M Morix-niMi , O H.
Hitchcock , liix'pli Onrnrin. Jr. A llrnrjr I' M.
AiiitonoiiVllllnm I ) . .Mnul , vIci'-prcKhli'iil li It ,
Wllllnnn , A P Hopkins , prr'Mont A .MllllnrJ ,
cnnhlcri K II llrynnt , n slslniH cnihlor
Omaha Manufacturers ,
IlootH nnil
KIUKENDALL , JONES Je CO. ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes
\Kont9 fur llo lon llulibor Shoo Co 110 ! , 1104
llnrm-y Htri-plImiilin Null
llrruc-H.
STOKzVe ILEIl ,
Lager llccr llrcwcrs ,
IMI Ntrlh IPIh Street. Omnlin , .Vpb
Cornloc.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornlci
Wlmluw cnp < nmt mplnllrnkllutil John Cpcucler ,
proprietor UHnn.l IIUHoiilh lUtliIrrrl ,
ArtlHtH' Miitorlaln.
' '
'A. HO3PE , Jr. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1M.1 Douulns Hlrt'ct , Omnlin , Nob.
Coal , Coke , Ktu.
OMAHA COAL , COKE AND LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
B. E Cor ICth nnd Douitlna Ptireti , Onmlm , Net ) .
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
214 Houlli 1.1th Street , Onmlm , Neb
DEAN , ARMSTRONG. ACO. . ,
Wholesale Cigars.
402 N IKtllMrtOt "llullol" 1419
Dry GooilH nnd NutioiiH.
JI. ETSMITJI STCO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
Corner llth nml llommt StreoH.
KILPATIIICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ,
GenU'I'urnlshUik'OoocH Corner llth ami llnruoy
Btrocti , Onmlm , Neb
Kiirnlturo.
DEWEY to STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Fnrnam Street , Omnlin , Nubranka.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture.
Onmlm , Naliri ; Lu.
Groccrlc-K.
McCORD , BRADY & CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
13th nnrt Ienvenworth Btreota , Omnlin , Nebrni-lt .
Ijiiinlior , Kta.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Ktc.
Imported nml Amerlcnn Portlnnil Cement Hint *
auunt for itll iiul < eo H > ilrnullo Cuiuuiit , atiU
Qulner Wiilto l.iino.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Wood cnrpcta nml imnjiiet lloorlnn Dili nnil DouglM
ijtreuts , Om ibn , NubrnxUn.
Lime Cement Etc. Ktc
Lumber , , , . , ,
Corner Dili nml DoiiKlnx Street" , Onmlm
Alllllncry anil NotlonH.
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
203 , 210 nml 212 South llth street.
NotlonH.
j TnopiNSor NOTION co
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods\ \
1124 Ilnrnor tlrcet. Omnlin. _
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils
Ax lOKrcnKO , etc , Onmlm A H Ilisliop MnmiKor.
I'ajior.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Cnrrj n nlco Block of printing , nrnpplnx nnil wrltln (
paper , tipeclul nttcutloii Klvun to cnnl paper.
HufoH , Kits.
A. L. DEANK & CO. ,
Uviitfrnl AKentii for
Halls' Safes ,
ni anil 323 Houth llHli Rt , Omnhm.
ToyH , Ktc.
II. HARDY k CO. ,
Jobbers of
Dolls Albums Goods
Toys , , , Fancy ,
Houie Furnlnhlng Moulin , ChlMrcn' * Cnrrluno * . ltd
I urmnn street , Oniiihu , Neb ,
AViitor Hupplli'H.
U. 8. WIND KNGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
llnlllclaj wlml mill ) 918 anil WO June * et ,
(1 K Host , Actlnx Mnnntfnr
Iron AVorkH.
PAXTON & VIEKLINQ JHON WOKKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Huilding Work" ,
lnes , brnim work , aeimral foundry , nmi'lilno uufl
blacksmith woik OBlco nnd wuiks , 0 1'
It ? unit nth itrcut , Omalm
OMAHA SAFE & IHON WOHK8 ,
ManCrs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vunlti , Jail work Iron ihntlon nml flru o CMpen
U AuJreoii .ITup'r ( Xir 14tli und Ja < > k oii Sti.
Kllhll , DODI'H , ICtC.
M. A. DISUHOW & CO. ,
Whuloialo iiiAuufactururi of
Sasn , Doors , lilinds and Mouldings ,
Drunch ofllco , U'tli unit Itard street ) , Ouinlm , 11 b < -
OITI a.li i
UNION STOCK YAHJJS CO. ,
South Onwha , y railed ,
Taxidermists
n Da lent l lafitlr tf t >
null or ufi u Goal fof pcuu. tli.il ,