THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JANUARY 7 , 1888.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Outsiders Once Moro Take a Hand
In Whont Trading.
CORN DULL AT SMALL RANGE.
The near Klrinrnt Makes Itn Influence
Felt 111 I'rovlHlOIIH BtlHltlCHH III
Cattle JlrlHk ArrlvtxlH of
CHICAGO I'ltomJCK MAIIKKT.
CittCAno , Jan. 6 , [ Special Telegram to the
BKK.I In thu wheat market to-day trading
wai much more general nnil the outsldo pub
lic seemed to have more to tlo with It. Hutch-
IDROII , who has boon the most Important bull ,
Bcetncd to IKI letting thn market alone , but
his supposed large holdings were not \vlthout
influence , nevertheless. They are an ever-
present menace to local traders who may
want to put prleci up , since. they may reason
ably expect to have that load turned over to
them , and they make short sellers nervous.
Yet there was wheat wanted , and the great
est depression during the session saw prices
but ytc. lower than at the close yesterday af
ternoon. May wheat opened at 84Jfc , dropped
to 8c , advanced to 84fe , fell to 84Vo , later
to 84Jf@8 n8'c , advanced' ' to 84 * c and closed at
1 o'clock at 8-IJ c. February wheat opened
nt 7b | < c' , advanced to 78c bid , fell to 77o
und closed at 1 o'clock nominally at 78e. Do
mestic news was bullish and foreign bearish.
Against this latter the bulls could point to re
ceipts at primary , markets , the smallest , so
far , only aggregating 1711,000 , bushels at nine
principal points. Moreover , u very cold wave
was mild to bo traveling southward and re
ports from winter wheat sections In this
Mate that the young plant is uncovered and
poorly prepared to meet severe weather.
Corn traders saw about the dullest day of
recent times. The entire range was but } { c ,
but during half the session the pit was almost
deserted. The Liverpool cable quoted si > ot
corn flat , with poor demand and IJ d lower
and futures all lower. May corn opened at
Mc , which was yesterday's closing price ,
und the only fluctuations were between that
price and MJ/fe / , the 1 o'clock closing being at
February corn opened atWe. . sold up
to .o and closed at 1 o'clock at 4/Jo ( ) / ( bid.
Oats were strong early , but declined to
ward the middle of the session In sympathy
with other markets , and closed fractionally
below the opening price. Trading was not
very active , and was entirely in may de
livery , which opened atlHjife , sold up to 'XMc , ,
declined to JlUttiZiil&u " , and closed at 3I % ( < 7 >
JHJfc at 1 o'clock" .
In provisions the bear clement again inado
its influence felt. Kncouruged by the con
tinued free arrivals of hogs and the dis
position shown by puckers to sell to cash
buyers , the p.irty desiring lower prices were
liberal sellers. Trading opened < it last
night's closing's to a shade easier jlgines ,
and as the session progressed the market
was hammered by liberal ofTcrlnus in a de
cided manner. The bear interest took hold
with a determination , and at 1 o'clock pork
noted nn actual decline of ate , lard of ! i4 ! ( &
5c , and short ribs of lll@l % < % . The highest
and lowest prices quoted prevailed during
the first half of the session , and in pork the
decline was too rapid , and too much
the result of manipulation to
allow brokers to execute their orders. TradIng -
Ing was active , and , us usual , May was the
favorite future. For the month named pork
Bold from J15.no down to gin.'JTK , lard from
* 7.H2K to ? ' " > i "l Hl"rt ) ritS ) 'rom W-l-K
down to $7.U7 > . May closed at ? 15.I5 ! for
pork , 87,87 > ; for lard and SS.OO for short ribs.
Nearer deliveries were quiet fqr pork and n
little slow for lard and short ribs. January
pork was quoted at 47 } < fGfiOe umlorMay , Jan
uary lard ! 27 0Hi : ) ! and January short ribs
about ! JOc. At tim close January pork stood
at $14.87 , January lard at . * 7.t50 , January
January
pork at ;
February . . .
lard at $7.70 and March short ribs at $7.b'J
The cash product was more active.
AFTKIINOON SKHHIOX. The markets took n
downward dip on the Into board , but the leu-
dencv was checked by covering of an extensive
sivo line of short wheat by Bloom , which put
May to 84J < e. Pork also recovered from
$15.80 to * 15.37 > . The. closing quotations
were OB follows : February wheat 78J ( < i
78hC , March wheat < 8c , May wheat 84f ; } ( < i
81 > c , February corn 49J.Ce , May corn 54c
May outs SHJfc , February pork $15.00 , Maj
pork tI5. 7) < tfir > .40 , February lard 7.WK (
March lard $7.70. May lard 17.95 , February
ribs7.77K , March ribs $7.85 , May ribs eS.O'J'j
( S8.05.
CHICAGO IJVK STOCK.
_
CIIICAUO , Jan. 0. ( Special Telegram t (
theUKi..l CATTU : Trade was brisk with ai
upturn of 10@15c on anything that was goo (
or useful. Shipping orders wcro heavy am
the dressed beef trade wanted an averagi
number , hence everything that could bi
utilized \yiis sold and the general marke
closed steady at the advance. Telegram
were sent In all directions for cattle tha
could reach hero Saturday or Monday , consc
quently a large Increase In the receipts ma ;
bo looked for. Good native butchers soli
stronger on account of the scarcity of Tex
ans. Stackers and feeders were in fair dc
maud and steady. The beef trade , on uccoun
of the light run , took a good many that would
under ordinary circumstances , have sold a
feeders. Good steers , (11150 to 1500 Ibs ,
f4.55 5.75 ; llWOto 1350 Ibs , .00@4.7.r > ; W 0t
Him Ibs , CI.OO@ .tlO. Stockers and feeders
r.7r > < a1.00 ! ; Cows , bulls and mixed , * l.r > ( ) ( j
3.00 ; bulk , fj.OO@3.U5. Texas steers , fj.40 ( .
a.oo.
a.oo.Hoos Early estimates placed the run a
only 25,000 and curly sales made during th
life of this delusion were about the saino a
yesterday , but as the. trains began to arriv
it was plain that the run would reach : ) SX )
and perhaps 40,000 and from then on over ;
load that went over the scales was 10@15
lower at the close yesterday.
lilVK , STOCK.
Union Stock YnrtlH , Chicago , Jan. (
The Drovers' Journal reports :
Cattle Ueceipts , 11,500 ; market stron
nt 10iir ( > e higher ; good to choice , t3.00@5.1fi
Rtockers and feeders , $ ! . ! * 0 ( < | : i 00 ; cows , bull
and mixed , ? 1.50 < rt.00 : ) ; bulk , $ J.OO@.J.J. ;
Texas steers , J3.40@3.00.
Hogs Iteceipts , 4'J.OOO ; market 1(1 (
lower ; mixed , # 5.00 < ( ? 5.4r > ; heavy , $ . " > .ao@5.S.
light , W.SO5.B ! ; skips , $ a.'J.-4.M , ) .
Sheep Ueceipts , 4,500 ; market dull nn
steady ; goodlo choice natives , f .00@4.8.
lirlmoto fair , $3.00 ( < N1.70 ; western , ? ; t.75 {
4.75 ; Texans , fJ.50ilU.OO ( ; lambs , f .50i5.7 ( ,
National Stock Yards Kant Si
Iouls , Jan. ( ! . Cattle Receipts , SOI
shipments , 400 ; market stronger ; choic
heavy native 8toor8'W.4Xi5.205 ( ! fair to goo
native steers , $ i.S5M.45 ; butchers' stew
medium to choice , $ UO ( < M.OO ; stockers an
feeders , fair to good , W.OOQU.IO : ranger !
ordinary to good , 2.20(44.15.
Hogs Heceipts , 4JOO ! ; shipments , 1.20C
market flriu ; choice heavy and butcher
selections , 5.50(35115 ( ; packing , medium t
prime , * T > .15@5.55 ; light grades , ordinarj t
good , fl.90QS.20.
KtinsnN City , Jan. 0. Cattle Receipt ;
1,400 ; shipments , .TOO ; market stiong an
nctlvu ; shipping and dressed beef 10(21 ( !
higher ; common and butchers stuff 11
higher ; stackers' and feeders' Mecrs strew
peed to choice corn-fed steers , 11.10(34.41 (
ronunon to medium , $3.25@4.00 ; stocker
Jl..Wil'J.M ) ; fccdeis1 ulcers. fJ.SofflP.'JO ; cow
Hogs Heceipts , 10,000 ; shipments , BOi
market lO lSo higher , closing weak and 10i
15c lower ; common to choice. fl.70Mo.4i
Bklps and pigs , f2.50@-l.CO.
l-'lXANCIAh.
Nnw YOKK , Jan. 0. [ Special Tclegra
to the DiiK.J STOCKS The feeling in stoi
circles Is greatly unsettled. Jn the west tl
disposition of operators Is to soil the Gra
gcrs on every rally , as all are apprehensive
the rate war which is now agitating the Alt <
und \Vabiisli spreading to other road * desjil
the strenuous cITorts now being inndo to pi
vent It. The Alton seems determined
force the lighting , and has gone Into new t <
ritory and obliged the Wabash to follow
lose a largo part of its valuable trafllc. Ho !
era of the latter roadS stock sea uo pros > p <
of ever getting' n dividend and arc disposed to
.sell freely , nndvhllu * tocks of other roads
were advancing Wabash declined X per ccnt"
Among the eastern roads there Is a frtlr de
gree of luinnony. All have good business nt
remunerative rates and arc earning fair divi
dends , nnd prk-ei arc moderately well main
tained. Hull pools continue to bo heard from
In the Vanderbllts nnd Western Union , but ,
Judging from the ru-tlon of those stocks , the
bulls were not giving them much supXrt. |
The Coalers were strong , Delaware & Hud
son cs | > eelally , as It advanced 1J4 1'cr cent
nnd touched a higher iK > lnt than nt any time
since December 1 , IbbO. Cotton Oil "stiffs"
also continued strong and advanced 1 iwlnt.
The rest of the list was strong and advanced
Klfil jwlnt on reports of a better market In
London nnd general buying. After mid-day
the market became dull ami heavy , selling oft
\i A I'cr cent from outside figures. The
total sales to-day wcro 100,000 shares.
GovnitXMESTs Government bonds wcro
dull but strong.
YESTCIItUY'S QUOTATIONS ,
PltODVCK MAUKETS.
uKn , .Tan. 0. Following arc the 2:30 :
closing prices :
Flour UnclmiiKcd ; ? 3.BOWJ.OO per bhl ;
spring wheat , ftl.riO .WIpopbbUr.vo , $ ! .7i > ( ( $
! l.Hper ( bhl : buckwheat , $ .ri.r.Ooti.'J.j ( per bbl.
Wheat Moderately active but weak early ,
later steady and opened with weak fceliiitf
and after fluctuating within small ran e ,
closed about j the same as yesterday ;
cash , 77 ia-lflc ; February , 78 5-lGc ; May ,
64 I'MCiti.
Corn Speculative trading less active than
for several days , fluctuations being within
narrow raiiRe and transactions almost en
tirely local ; opened at yesterday's close and
closed at same to > < o higher ; cash , 4Sc ;
February , 4ttfe ! ; May , W c.
Oats Kasii-r and ) ' /c lower as coin-
pari'd with yesterday's closliiKJ May , 34e.
Hyo Quiet at ( V'c.
Hurley Firm at 7'li ( ? S3c.
Plimo Timothy $ 'i.45.
Flaxseed$1.41. .
Whisky fl.lU.
Pork Moderately active and irregular ;
cash , * H.IO ! ; February , SlS.Ou ; May , ? ir .37K.
Lard Moderately active and quiet ; cash ,
* 7. ( l ; February , $7.r,2) ) ; May , $7.87h'i7.l.K ( ) .
Dry Salted Meats-Short ribs , 7.77f } :
shoulders , $0.10 ( < ? ( ; , ir > ; short clear , * 8.1Uij ( !
8.1i > .
Hnttcr Slow ; creamery , 23jTrto ( ! ; dairy ,
iKpaif.
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars ,
H@lU.fc ; Hats , H } ( rtllKc ; younf Americas ,
.
Kutrs Dull ; fresh , 22 < ff2l.
Hides Weaker ; green hides fi > t ; ; 'preen
fro/en , m" , lieavy Kreen salted , ti'.J ; lifiht
Bi-cen salted , ( ' ( ; salted bull , n < 4c ; green
bull , 4 o ; green salted calf , 8c ; dry Hint
and dry calf , l'J@ic : ! ; branded , IS percent
off ; deacons , ; ic ( ) c.icli ; dry salted , lUc.
Tallow No. 1. country bolia. a-tfc , No. 2.
M ! cake , J.
Ueccipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 1J7HH ( ) 'JI.OOC
Wheat , bu . 19,000 23,0m
Corn , bu . 12 < 1,0 < K ) 142XK
Oats , bu . 90,000 Cfi,0X
Kyo.bu . 1,000 1KK (
Harley , bu . 43.000 35,001
St. liOiilH , Jan. ( ( . Wheat Lower ; cash ,
} @ , S't > < c ; May , Sr.Jfc.
Corn Steady ; cash. 47 ; @ 48,14'c ; May ,
Oats Easy ; cash , Slf(232 ( > c ; May , 33'c '
Pork ? 15.2."i.
Lord-7.40.
Whiskv-Sl.03.
Butter Firm ; creamery , 24@30c ; dairy
Afternoon Uonrtl Wheat Active am'
higher ; January , 82 } < ? c bid ; February , 84J < j (
bid ; May , 8ic. Corn Firm ; January , 47X <
nominal ; February , 48j ! c ; Muy,5M/c. ( Oat !
Steady ; May , aitXtv
Ijlvcrpool , Jan. 0. Wheat Dull ani
lower ; holders offer freely ; California , No. 1
fis lld@7s per cental ; red western spring , Oi
9d@ < ! s lOd ; red western winter , Us Ud@Cs lOd
Corn Dull and lower ; new mixed western
4s lljtfd per cental.
New York , Jan. 0. Wheat Receipts
34,100 ; exports , none ; options weakened earl ;
and declined ? @a c , butjowards close rulct
stronger and recovered part of the loss , leav
inir ofnirm ; spot lots ifjjbfo ( lower , closim
linn ; ungraded red. b\ \ > % ( it < M } aNo. \ . 1 red
nominal at lU c ; No. a red , Ul } < c in clc
valor , 91 % < /l9-'o f. o. b. , lia ( ji < J3c delivered
February closed at WiVfe.
Corn Ueceipts , 49.00 ; exports , 10,000
.
Oats Uccclpts. 58,000 ; exports , 100
less active and Jd' KCo lower ; mixed western
USJt40c ( ; white western , 40@4Cc.
Coffee Spot , fair ; Ulo nominal , 18.23 ; optlon
opened lower , but closed strongcrand active
sales , 127,000 bags ; January , * 15.05J15.30
February , f 14.75(3 ( 1IJ.UO ; March , $14.70 < (
15.00 ; April , $14.00 ; May , * 14.55@14.S5
June , $14.55@14.73.
Petroleum Firm ; United , 03c.
Eggs Steady und in fair request ; western
23 < W2Ce.
Pork Dull ; mess quoted at tl5.25rt515.5
for one year old.
Lard 8@10 points lower , but fairly active
western steam , spot , f7.87)g@7.9'J ) } .
Uuttcr Steady und In fair demand ; wesl
cm , l.r > < 334e.
Cheese Firm with more demand : western
Cincinnati , Jan. 0. Wheat Basic
Corn Dull ; No.2mixed , 52 % ( < r53c.
Oats Strong ; No. 2 mixed , y3c.
Hyc-Qnict ; No. 2 , 70c.
1'rovisions Pork , easier at f 15.50 ; lari
dull and lower at $7.00.
Whisky Firm nt S1.05.
MinitcaiiollH , Jan. 0. Wheat Late th
market was active and the demand for wheu
seems to have died out to some extent an
sellers were unable to get thu usual advance
millers were holding oft and shippers di
little business ; local prices nro about %
lower ; receipts , 182 cars ; shhnncnts , ! i
Closing quotations : No. 1 hard , January
7Su ; February , 77 0 ; May , S2c ; No.
northern , January , 70Kc ; February , 77J (
May , bU u ; No. 2 northern. January , 74c
February , 5aMay \ , 7Ul/c. , On trucl <
No. 1 hard , 70. 'c ; No. I northern , 78 c ; Ni
2 northern , 70 ( < $77c.
Flour 1'atonts , sacks to ship , f .15@4.2 ;
bakers' , $3.3r > ® 3.03.
Kaunas City , Jan. 0. Wheat Steadj
No. 2 soft , cash , S0 } o ; February , SUcaskct
May 82X" bid , b3o asked.
Corn Quiet ; No. 'J , cash , 43J c askei
February , 44 } o asked ; March , 4to ) askci
May , 4bc. bid , 4SKc asked.
Outs No. 2 cash , 23 } < c.
Now Orleans , Jan , 0. Corn Firmci
white , 03o ; yellow. 05c.
Oats-Steady ; No. 2 , " "
Corn Meal-Quiet at f J.75" .
nllog Products Quiet but firm ; porl
$15.a7K ; lard , * 7.50.
Hulkmcats Shoulders , t0.2Tr , long clca
5777 > i ; clear ribs , ( ! 5.K ) .
OMAHA WVH STOCK.
Cm Ho.
Tim receipts wcro fair , and the quail
about the same as on Thursday , ultuoiif
tburu we're no prime fat cuttlo on the mark
which was quiet und about steady. Tiicbu
of the bales \vere corn-fed native and we ;
o HORS.
BTho receipts wcro moderato. The mark
; o opened about steady and a shade higher , b
r. In synipiitby with eastern markets dccllni
und clobcd 10@15c lower than the opcnin
, I The late arrivals were hardly touched , tl
AI I buyers as a rule withdrawing from the uu
ct I keu
Hhccp.
There was not much doing on the market.
Prices remain as usual.
Ofllclul Itccclptx.
Cattle 400
Hogs. , . . . . . . . 4lMtJ
1'rcvnUlng Prlfcw.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on the market :
Choice stcfrs , 1KK ) to 1500 lb.1.K ) cfl/.Vi
Choice steers , 111K ) to 1300 Ibs. . 3.IW (7(4.15
Fat little ulcers , tHK ) to ItCfl ibs. 3.45 0/3.75
Corn-fed range steers , 1200 to
INK ) ibs . n.5r , ( jM.ari
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . 2.23 ( 2.W )
Common to medium cows . 1.75 ( u-J.OO
Western cows . 1.75 ft'i.M
Oood rangu feeders . 2.30 ( if.'J.GTi
Good native fccderHl"OOlbsand
upwards . 2.50 < n3. ( < 0
Fair to medium native feeders.
IKX ) Ibs and upwards . 2.25 iji'i.M
Stockers , 400 to 71H ) Ibs . 2.10 wa.tM )
Prime fat sheep . 3.25 ( ( (3.75
Good fat sheep , SKc < ? 100 Ibs . 3.00 W3.75
Fair to medium sheep . 2.25 ( ft 3.1)0 )
Common sheep . l.W ) ( tta.OO
Light and medium hogs . 4.25 ( u 5.00
< ! oed to choice heavy hogs . . . . . 5.25 ( rf S.IX )
Good to choice mixed hogs . 5.15 ( U5.30
KnprcHcntntlvc Hnles.
KATIVE ITEHIIS
No. AV. IT. No. AV. Pr.
13. , .1150 13.20 17 $1.10
14. . .10:11 : 3.40 US 1257 4.22JJ
70. , .1102 3.00
14 1100 3.00
cows.
T 1110 2.25 4. . . . . .117. % 0.50
25 H53 2.30 4. . . . . .I in ; 2.1 r ,
20 1122 2.50 14. . . . . ' .I2JJ 2.W
nt'M.'j.
1 1630 2.80
1 1480 2.00
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
No.M.
14. . . .125 . . * 3.75 M. . .250 120 * 5.3 < l
12 . .1411 40 4.00 M.M. . .2.'ili 5.30
11. . . .143 . . 4.25 M. . .251 SO 5.30
19. . . .131 . . 4.25 59. . .2Xi ! 2 < XI 5.30
10. . . .139 4.25 70. . .aim It'll ) 5.30
20. . . .139 4.30 70. . .3157 Ml 5.35
93. . . .148 40 4.35 74. . .ai ? 120 5.35
28. . . .145 4.40 r s. . .242 40 5.35
2(1. ( . . .150 4.40 oo. . .20 ! 120 5.35
71. . . .219 520 5.00 09. . .217 SO 5.115
. .207 200 5.00 01. . .2tW U50 5.O !
, .204 200W ) 5.10 07. . 253 3(10 ( 5.35
111. . .232 5.10 05. . .209 100 5.35
71. 1'JO 5.15 . .242 200 5 35
42. 1'JOMl 5.20 135 ! . .252 240 5.37'
7t > . . .218 100 5.20 M. . .251 bO 5.37'j
57. . .215 240 5.20 S0 ( ) 5.40
. . .211 5.20 . ' -44 bO 5. K )
m. . .200 .TOO 5.20 01. .2O ) 1150 5.40
m.VS.
( VS. . .25l ! 100 5.20 CO. . : toi 2(0 ( 5.45
59. . .258 120 5.25 CM. .307 1(50 ( 5.45
tV4. . .253 240 5.20 51. .330 40 5.45
. .239 320 5.25 4-1. .30S 40 5.45
. .210 120 5.25 57. .332 240 5.45
. . .253 240 5.25 78. .291 40 5.45
M. .I SO 5.25 02. .307 5.50
02.Ml. . . . .211 200 5.25 50.M . .33S 120 5.521 . . . . . , ,
Ml. , . .223 5 25 M ) . 200 - -
, . .239 240 .V25 59. . .315 120 5.55
5ti ! , . .27S -.0(1 ( 5.25 50. . .390 5.00
04. . . . 303 120 5.30 42. . .393 5.00
llnngc of Prices.
Showing the extreme highest and lowest
rates p.iid for leading grades of hosfson dates
mentioned : _
'Dote. Heavy. Mixed.
i 4' > 4 7.1 ! ? > 10
IK'C. : w..fi 31 G r > dM 31 4 75 < tla 111
Dec. 31. ' " " . . r. r. i.- > criu : fi W < & : > 'M
.Inn , Sunday. Sundiiy. Sunday.
.Ian , Nu\v Vear. Now Your. New Year.
Jan , ; r > ft > Ki r. 11 < rrii ; in 5 10 (35 ( ! i' .
.Inn , : r > ( Ti tie r > is ( / ( . > : r > 4 Ml CUi 10
.Ian n. n 3) ) Ct'i Til ) G 10 flit 25 4 75 W. > L'n
Jan , ti.jri 10 fjfi t fi U. > 845 41) ) 4 l 4iS 15
anil Coin mission ,
Public inspectors dock pregnant how-s 40
pounds , stags 80 pounds each.
Dead hogs , bO Ibs and over , $1.75 ( 3.00
per cwt , less than M ) Ibs , of no value.
Yardage : Cuttle , 35c ; hogs , be ; sheep , 5c
per head. Feed : Corn , SI per bu ; timothy
hay , ? .tO ; prairie liny , $20 per ton.
Commissions : Cattle , 50c per head ; calves
and yearlings , * 10 par car. Hogs and aheap :
Single decks , $5 ; public inspection on hogs ,
15o per car. All sales unless otherwise stated
per 100 Ibs live weight.
Mvo Stock Sold.
CATTLE.
Lobmnn & Rothschild 259
Harris& Fisher 43
Total 302
HOGS.
G. H. Hammond & Co 005
Armour & C. Packing Co 1,095
Anglo American Packing Company. . . . 4051
Swift Packing Co 433
Squires & Co 1,208
J. M. Doud 244
Speculators 4,1
Total 4,742
Ijivo Slock Notes.
The hog market opened higher.
Heavy hogs brought * 5.CO yesterday.
II. Emcrine , Council JJluffs , was over with
hogs.
James Hoagland of Dcwitt marketed n load
of hogs.
J. S. Imnn , Osccola was on the market
with hogs.
Col. J. Pratt , of Summer Hill , had in five
loads of cattle.
F. O. Judkins , Fullerton , was In yesterday
looking for feeders.
Twelve head of feeders averaging 710 sold
late yesterday at f2.55.
J. T. Goodell , Western , was on the market
with three cars of hogs.
J. C. Haworth , Elwood , was among those
'vho came in with cattle.
Carl Hcnningscn , Danncbrog , was at the
yards with cattle yesterday.
Frazier , Swartz & Allison , of Silver City ,
la. , marketed hogs at $5.52 .
J. W. Young , of Arlington , marketed si
load of hogs at $5.60 the top price.
A. C. Virgin , of Uticu , ty well known bhin
per , was on the market with hogs.
H. N. Scugruvc , of Dennlson , was amotif.
the visitors at the yards yesterday.
James Sklrvlng , of Stuart , Neb. , was ir
with a load of cattle and a load of hogs.
lleno , Sleets & Dutton , the well known
shippers of Oakdale , marketed a load of hog.
at $5.30.
G.V. . and Charles Barrett , of Wcepinf
Water , came in Thursday night to look ovci
the yards.
J. F. McCartney , Geneva , was among tin
shippers who was hero und marketed hog1
yesterday.
J. S. Smock , of Hecmer , was hero and mar
kctcd two loads of hogs. One load brough
the top price , $3.00.
Charles Bridge , a pork packer and wel
known shipper , of Alb.inv , New York , wa1
among the visitors at the yards.
A. Krouse , of Cedar Hluffs. Neb. , Is on tin
market with a car of cattlo. Mr. Kroubo is i
very extensive feeder and shipper.
Charles T. Iluuloy , a farmer and feeder o
Pottawottamio county , was at the yards yes
terday posting himself as to the condition o
things.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Branch , the father am
mother or B. H. Branch , cashierof the Unioi
stockyards bank , arrived yesterday fron
Galena , Kans. They will remain omo timj
as the guest of their son.
Chicago packers slaughtered nearly 400.00
hogs during December , 1887 , or a total o
950,848 for the first two monthsof the presen
winter packing season. During the sam <
period of ISsO they slaughtered 1,178,939 , 01
3t,09l ! more than this year. Heceipts foi
November and December aggregated 1,338
showing a decrease of * i9,992 as comparci
with the same period one year ago. Ship
incuts during thu same period wero317,0l4 , ;
decrease of 139,704 , compared with one yea
ago.
ago.Tho
The dead hog question continues to nttrac
much attention. The Nebraska Kcndci
ing company was yesterday enjoined froi
using their house , on the ground of its beini
a nuisance , and will not bo able to do any
thing until next week , when the questioi
will como up before thodistrlct court. If th
injunction is made permanent the com pan
will bo obliged to remove their house bcyon
the limits of South Omaha , where they wi
bo able to continue the business the same a
at present. Meanwhile , the Union Hendci
Ing company is paying $1.75 per cwt. for dca
hogs under 100 pounds , and 3c for hogs ovt
that weight.
OMAHA WHOLiKSAhE MARKETS
Produce , FrultH , Etc.
The following are the prices at wMc
round lots of produce ore sold on thla rnn ,
het. Fruits ur other Hues of yooJs rcyulrlii
ra-fra Inbtir nf jHicMrti/Vtdiinot nlie < tnc |
Mijiplfd/ uuttMcorncrt utUic same } > r/cfs /
iiiofcd the local friidr. ' 1I
Hi'TTCii There in nrinarkcd change In
thin line , as receipts continue fair and fully
equal to the demand. Wo quote us before :
Creamery , solid packed , 32(323c ( ; choice
dairy , 17iflPo ( ; medium , 15 < 317e ; low grades ,
ISO.
Eons Coming in freely , and there Is an
Inclination to lower prices. Woquoto 21u22c (
for cold storage nnd an occasional sale of
strictly fresh at 23c ; limed very slow nt
17o.
17o.Pol I.THV Receipts , .especially of chickens ,
were very light and pHccs were strong and
higher. Hales of turkeys wcro made as
high as lie. but this could not bo considered
as a quotation , We quolo dressed chickens ,
7 ( . So per pound. Turkeys , l'10o. ' Ducks , 7 ©
8c ; Geese , I'fltic.
Hmxfc It Is Impossible to fill the orders
received , at it appears there are very few in
the city. However wo give quotations for
good stock. * 2.00u2.30 ( ; fair to good. fl.CO
( ii.t.SO , and California beans at$2.25iZ2.40. (
POTATOK Are very scarce and prices are
firm and higher. We ciuoto $1.10 ( > ? 1.15 for
Utah and Colorado stock and choice homegrown
grown at IKXaO.'ic ; common grades at CO ©
70c.
70c.SAUEII KRAUT Prices remain firm. Choice ,
per hbl of 3 ! gal , J8.WKg9.00 ; ft bbl , $4.57 ( <
5.00 $11.00 per bbl of 50 gal.
CAIMOTS $2.25rT2.50 ( j > cr barrel.
PAUSXIIM New stock , $2.50 per barrel.
OrsTuus Plain standard , 25c ; plain se
lects , 30e : standard,30o ; extra selects , 85c ;
New York counts , 40o .llulk oysters , counts ,
$1.35 per 10(1 ( ; selects$2.00 per gal ; standard ,
$1.25 per gal.
S KI-.T POTATOES 2 < 5.2J'c per lb. , with ex
tra at 8c.
CAi'i.in.owEii Good stock $2.00S2.SO. (
CAI.IFOIISIA FHUITSI Are scarce. There
arc only a few pears In the market , but wo
quote them at$2.50 ( < W.76 ; extra tine , $3.00.
LEMONS Only a few Malagas are In the
market , nnd arc selling nt $5 a box. A car
lot of Messlnas came In to-day and arc mar
keted nt $5.00 < i75.50 per box.
On\xtiKs Continue in fair supply , with
the exception of Louisiana , which arc about
of the market. A car lot of Vnlonclas wit1 *
received to-day , and quoted nt $7.50@8.07 per
case of 420. Wo quote Louisiana oranges at
$ .00@4.25 per box , and Florida nt $4.25@4.50 ;
with a sale or two of extra line at $4.75.
HAVIN * * Prircs firm and unchanged.
Choice bananas , $2.75(23.50 ( ; medium bunches ,
$2.00 ( < I3.00.
CmEU-Choicc Michigan cldcrO.UO ( < 40.50 per
bbl. of 32 gal.
Quixcr.'j-Choice California quinces , $2.00@
2.25 per box.
CAiuiAfiK Prices are unchanged at f 1 per
doz. , and 2J ( < 3c per lb for California.
CiUNHKiiiuns Hell & ChcrryflO.UO ; < ( i 10.50
Hell tc Uuglc , tlO.50@ll.00 ; Cupe Coda , fll.OO
( $11.50.
GitU'Es Malagas , $ < ! .50i ( ? 7.00 per bbl. , with
some extra fine sold at $7.6U5 < s.oo.
ONIOS > Home grown , 750b5c ; Spanish
onions , per 50-lb crate , $1.50ii ( [ ; 75
Hosc lil@21u for 1-lb frames ; canned
honey , lOiJJlSt1 per lb.
POPCORN Choice rico corn 3 @lcpcrlb ;
otlicr kinds.2t.j@3c per lb.
Arri.c-t Low priced apples cannot bo had
.nil wo quote , eastern fruit , fair to choice
tock , $3.50fti3.75 ; fancy stuck M.75@I.OO.
Cr.umr Choice , 33a45c ( per dozen ; fancy ,
5T(50c. ( (
NUTS The demand is fnir nnd the supply
nodcratc at peanuts , 7@7ac } , raw ; Hrazil
nits , 13c ; almonds , Tarragona , 22c ; English
valnuts , IDC lfci ; ; filberts , 12c ; Italian cticst-
ints. 15c.
Grocers' Mm.
PROVISIONS Hams , 11 < VM1-V ; breakfast
lacon , HCtfUJfc ; bacon sidus , 9fi9,1 ( 'c ; dry
alt , Si ( < fJ5fc ; shouldtsrs , Ci' ' ( S7c ; dried beef
REFINID : LI\UII Tieriio , 7ifc ; 40-11) square i
cans , 7i4c ; 50-lb round , 7J w ; 20-lb. round ,
, . . - , 10-lb. pails , b4c ; ; 5-lb | uils , bBc ; 2-lb.
uils , S' ' c.
UitooMs Extra 4-tic , $2.r,0 ; No. 1 , ? 2.00 ;
No. 2 , Jl.75 ; heavy stable , 34 00.
CHs-nv Mixed , 9@lli ) ; stiok , SJffrtO' c.
Svitl-l' No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs $1.50 ( 1.55 ;
cw Orleans , per gallon , 8S'S4ic ( ; maple
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , bOc ;
1-gallon cans , per do * , $10.50 ; half gallon
cans , per doit.25 ! ; quart cans , $3.25.
STAKCII Mirror gloss , 5Xc ; Gsaves' corn ,
) ' 4c ; Oswcgo gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , 7c.
HOI.L\\II HnititiXds 73Ji70iJ per keg.
CitAi'UKiis Garneau's.boda , butter and pic
nic , 5c ; creams , 7c ; ginger snaps , bo ; city
boda , 8c.
WooiiKNWAHE Two-hoop pails , per doz. ,
$1.45 ; three-hoop pails , 41,70 ; No. 1 tub , $0.50 ;
Mo. 2 tub , $5.50 ; No. 3 tubf J4.NI : wash
boards. $1.40 ( < 22.75 ; assorted bowls , $2-25 ;
Fo. 1 churn * , fj.CO ; No. 2 churns , * S 00 , No.
3churns , $7.1X ) .
PICKI.CS Medium in bbls. , $7.00 : do in half
bbls. , $4.00 ; small , in bbls. , $8.00 ; do in half
bbls. , $4.50 ; gcrkins , In bbls. , $9.00 : do in half
bbls. , $5.00.
COTFEE Ordinary grades , 20g20Xc ( ; fair.
20Mtt21c : prime , 21Qf'J2c ; fancy green and
yellow , 23f25c ( ; old government Java , 28@
JOc ; interior Java , 25 ( < f2Sc ; Mocha , 28@30c ;
Arbucklc's roasted , 24J/c ; McLaughlin's
XXXX , 24Jfc ; Dilworth's , 24 } c ; Red Cross ,
24'c.
CAKNEU Goons Oysters , standard , per
case , $3.25(23.85 ( ; strawberries , 2-lb per case ,
$3.00@3.10 ; raspberries , 2-lb , per case , $3.00@
3.10 ; California pears , per case , $4.70 ( 4.80 ;
apricots , per case , $4.30 ( 4.35 ; peaches , per
case , $5.bO@.S5 ; white cherries , per case ,
$0.00 ; plums , per case , $4.004.10 ; blueber
ries , per case , $2.80@2.40 ; egg plums , 2-lb ,
per case , $2.50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case ,
til.20Ci5.75 ; 1-lb salmon , per doz , $1.75@1.90 ;
2-lb geosebcrries , per case , $3.25ft8.35 ( ; 2-lb
string beans , per cane , $1.75@l.bO ; 2-lb Lima
beans , per case , $ l.flO@1.05 ; 2-lb marrowfat
peas , $2.00(82.70 ( ; 2-lb early June peas , per
case , $2.85 ; 3-lb tomatoes , $2.50 ; 2-lb corn ,
$2.30fe2.40.
JELI.IKS 30-lb pails , $1.C5@1.75.
TEAS Japans , 20@55c ; gunpowder , 20(3) ( )
OOc ; Young Hyson , 25@55c ; Oolong , 20(55 (
Coc.
DitiEnFittiiTS Apples , new , Jfs , 7 ( 7I c ;
evaporated 50-lb ring , 9)o@10c ) ; raspberries ,
evaporated , 27@2Sc ; blackberries , evap
orated , 9 f@10c ; pitted clierries , 20 ( < f21c ;
peaches , now , 8@8V c ; cvai > orated , peeled
peaches , 29@30u ; evaporated , unparcJ ,
18@20u ; new currants , 7@7 c ; prunes ,
44J c ; citron , 25c ; raisins , London
layers $2.40@2.45 ; California loose musca
tels , $2.00@2.10 ; new Valencia , 8@8j4'c.
Uoi'K Seven-sixteenths , ll@ll\f.
TOBACCO Lorillard's Climax , 44c ; Splcn
did , 41c ; Mechanic's Delight , 41c ; Leggett &
Meyer's star , 44c ; Cornerstone , 8Sc ; Drum-
mond's Horse Shoo , 44c ; J. T. , 40c ; Sorg's
Spearhead , 44c ; Catlin's meerschaum , 31c ;
Catlin's old style , 23c.
SUOAII Granulated , 7J4(27,3H'c ( ; conf. A ,
7KCX"c ; white extra C , Oi 4 ° % t ! ; extra C ,
6fe'5Kc ; yellowC,5) ) < fVJ5JJo ( ( ; cut loaf , bj (
8 ! u ; powdered , SQS c ; New Orleans , 5ti >
Dry Goods.
DUCK West Point 20 in. 8 oz , 10 > ; e ; West
Point 29 in. 10 oz. 12'fo ; West Point 19 in. 12
oz , 15c ; West Point 40 in. 11 oz , ifio. Checks
Caledonia X , 9 > < c ; Caledonia XX , lo ; < c ;
Economy , 9 } o ; Otis , 9k c.
KENTUCKY JEANS Memorial , 15c ; Canton ,
ISc ; Durham , 27) ) c ; Hercules , 18c. ; Leaming
ton , 22) 0 ; Cottswold , 25c.
CRASH Stevens' B , lie ; bleached , 7c ; Ste
vens' A. bleaeli'cu Stevens' I'
7J < o ; , 8J < c ; ,
c ; bleached , 9M * " , Stevens' N , 9Ko ;
bleached , Wi i Stevens' S H T , 12
MISCKI.IANKOUS Table oil cloth , $2.83 ,
plain Holland , 8 > < Jc to 9c ; Dado Holland ;
CAMIIRICS Slater , ,4.jc ; ; Woods , 4i c ; Stan
dard , 4Ko ; Peacock , ' 4. ' Jc.
COMFORTERS $ fl.00@35.00.
BLANKETS White , $1.00@7.50 ; colored $1.10
(38.00. ( ' '
Bi.iiACHEn SiiKETpiQ Berkeley cambric ,
No. 00 , ll c ; Best YtitT4-4 , Otfc ; butter cloth
OO , 4Jfo ; Cabot , 7J'c ; Farwell , So ; Fruit ol
Loom , lie ; Greene U. fie ; Hope. 7 c ; King
Phillip cambric , lie' ' ; Lonsdale , llj c ; Lens
dale , S c ; New Qorlt mills , 10 > o ; Pepperell
42 inch , lOj o ; Pepperell , 40 Inch , ll ! e ; Pep
percUO15o ; Pcppe'rell , 8-4 20c ; Pepperell ,
IM , 22c ; Pepperell , 10 , 24c ; Canton 4-4 , ( > ! o ;
Canton , 4-4 , 9 c J Triumph , Co ; Wamsutta ,
lie ; Valley , 5o.
FLANNELS Plaid Haftsman , 20c ; Goshcn ,
30c ; Quccheo No. \ \ itf4 ' 2o ; Quecheo No. ' ; } ,
J4' , 37 ! < c ; Quecheo No. 3 , JC , 32' < c : Anawan
l Ho ; Windsor,33J < c. Kcd-C 31-inch , 15Kc
E , 24-inch , 21e ; GO , 24-inch , ISo ; HAF , j {
25c ; J H F , J , 27Kc ; G , Jf , 3.JC.
PRINTS SOLIII COLORS Atlanta , 5Vfc
Slater , 5c ; Berlin OIIl ) ) < c ; Garner Oil , O Tc
PINK AND IlouEs Richmond , Oo ; Allen. Oo :
Hiverpolnt , 5o ; Steel Kiver , Oc ; Richmond
Oc ; Pacific.0 } c. Ixnioo BLUE Washington
Oc ; Century Indira blue prints , lOc ; Amer
lean , OJfe ; Arnold , OJ.'c ; Arnold B , lO c
Arnold A , 12o ; Arnold Gold Seal , lOKc
DRESS Charter Oak , 4l < o ; Ramopo , 3J/c
Lodi , 4Ko ; Allen , 5 > Jc ; Richmond , 5) 0 ; Win
dsor,0c ; Eddystono , Co ; Pacific , Co.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dis
count-LLC c ; CC,7 c ; SS , 8 0 ; Name
* ,
less , M,0i No. 5 , V ! EB , P > < c ; OO , 10We ;
XX , I2c ; OO. 14c ; NN , iocs RX , ISci R , SOo ;
No. 10. 8Hc-i < t 1WC ( ! m < 1'-l < i H'.lfH' : so ,
tolorodi lita ; 60 , colored , 12c ; 70 , colored , 15 5 ;
Bristol , 13V. Union Pacific , ll o.
CAHPET WARP Bibb while , Ibkc ; colored
20Uc.
liKOW.vSni5ETi.so Atlanta A , 4-4 , 7'rc ' ;
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4. 0 > , c ; Atc -
c : Pepitcrcll , 8-4 , 18c : Pepperell , 0-4 , 20c ;
Pcppercll , KM , 22c ; Utlcu C , 4-4 , 4V ;
Wuchusctt , 4-4 , 7cj Aurora , R , 4-4 , tyfc'i Au
rora B , 4-4 , Cc.
BATTS Standartl. 8c ; Gem , 10 'c ; Beauty ,
12 We ; Boone , 14c ; B , cased , $ (5.50.
GiNoium Plunckett checks , 7'fo ' : Whit-
tcnton. 7J/C ! York , 7' ' c ; Normandl dress ,
8Kc ; Calcutta dress. 8 > < c ; Whittcnton dress ,
lie ; Renfrew dress , lUrfiajtfc.
TICKS Lcwiston , : KHn , . 12'ct , Lewlston ,
32-ln. , 13J c ; York. ; i2-ln. , 14c ; Swift river ,
7.S1'cThorudikc ; , OO , 8 4c ; Thorndlke. EF ,
SJio ; Thorndlke , 120 , OJ c ; Thorndlko , XXX ,
15c ; Cordis , No. 5 , 9'tfe ; Cordls , No. 4 , lie.
DENIMS Amoskcaff , fl-oz. . llio ; Everett ,
" o13c ; York , 7-oz , 13c ; Haymaker , S' c ;
Jaffrey , XX , ilKe ; Jaffrey. XXX , 12S'e ;
Beaver Creek , AA , 12c ; Beaver Creek , BB ,
He ; Beaver Creek , CC , lOc.
General Markets.
FLASS-EED Steady at $1.15 per bushel.
GRUN Wheat No. 2 , COc per bushel ; rye ,
none on the market ; corn , 40cf oals , 30c ; bar
ley , 55il ( > 5c , according lo quality ,
HAY Common , course , $5.00 ( 0.00 ; upland
prairie , $0.00@7.00. Straw , $0.00.
COAL Prices remain firm nnd unchanged
with n fair supply on bund. We quote :
Egg. $10.50 ; nut , $10.50 ; range , $10.50 ; walnut
block , $4.25 ; Iowa lump , $3.75 ; lowu nut.
$3.00 ; Illinois , $4.50@4.75.
HIDES Green butcher's , 5S5'fc ( ( ; green
cured , CfiMy4'c ; dry Hint , 9o ; drysnlt , So ;
green calf skins , 7c ; damaged hides , two-
thirds price. Tallow 3fc. Grease Prime
white , 3c ; yellow , 3c ; brown , 1'ic. Sheep
pelts , 25JiOOc.
Fins ( Quotations are now as follows :
Raccoon. lOfflOOc : mink. 15@40c ; musk
rat , fall , 2 ( 3c ; striped skunk , 5Q25c ;
mountain wolf , No. 1 , $ l.5orT2.50 ; No. 3 , prai
rie , 7. > ( rflH c ; No. 2 , 25iJOc ; beaver , No. 1 ,
pcrlb , $ J.OOii3.00 ( ; No. 2 , $1.00@1,25 ; otter ,
! l.Hi0.m ( ) ( ) ; dry deer skins , 30j35e ( per lb ;
dry antelope , elk , moose , etc. , lFig33c ( :
Ditfns Steady ; Ammonia curb 14c , camphor -
phor refined 30c , copperas I's'c , cream tartar
45i' , ercam tartar powdered 20u50c , India Mad
ras 73c , morphia sulph $3.50. Sodabl. carbOOc ,
Venice turpentine 40c. Gum opium $4.05 ,
quicksilver 75c , quinine , German per o5. , . > c.
Wax , yellow puro32e.
OILS Firm ; carbon,12@25c : linseed , boiled ,
59c ; linseed , raw , fioe ; castor , No. 1$1.20 ; No.
2 , $1.12 ; sperm whule , $1.00 ; fish , bank 35c ;
ncatsfoot extra , 55e ; neat-sfoot No. 1 , 50c ; gaso
line , 74 degrees , 15c ; W. S. lard , 03c ; No. 1
lard,50c ; No.21ard.50c ; W.Va.zcro. 14c ; W.
Va. summer , I2c ; golden No. 1 , 4V ( ; golden No.
2 , 25c ; whale , 20c ; naptha 1 degree , 14e ; head
light 150 degrees , 12c ; headlight , 175dcgiccs ;
15u.
PAINTS White lead , pure , O' c ; while
lead , fancy , O.'jc ; putty , in bladders , 3c ; Paris
white , 3c ; Whftlny , common , 2'jc ' ; red lead ,
7c.
7c.WINDOW
WINDOW Guss Single. 70iper cent ;
double , 70 and 10 per cent discount.
Luvnir.ii Steady ; oak soles , 35 ( < < 37o : hem
lock sluughtcrsolc , 20 ( < ? 29e ; hemlock dry sole ,
210(27c ; hemloclr kiplMlJZ90c ; A. & B. runner
kip , 50ijr70u ; A. hemlock calf , 90c(3t.05 ( ; A.
A. hemlock calf , "backs , " 75c ; hemlock up
per , 19 ( 2lc ; English grain upper , 25e ; hem
lock grain upper. 2IQi > 2l ; Tittnpico B. L.
Morroco , 29@3ic ; : Tampleo pebble , O. D. Mo. ,
2'JQ 3Jc Curacoa B. G. Mo. , 35c ; Simon O. U.
Mo.'J.75 ( 3.00 ; Dangola kid , aoeKttc ; X. M.
Kangaroo. 40c : American calf kid , 32c ;
Gricscn kids , * 3.03t3.5l ) ; French calf kids ,
$3.25 ; oak kip skins , 80Sl ( 00 ; oak calf skins ,
$ I.OOC.cl 25 ; French calf skins , -1 25@2.K ( ) ;
French kip skins , $1.10 ( < T1.50 ; Russia linings ,
W.OOOI0.50 per do/ ; pink cream and white lin
ings , $7.50alO.OO ( per doz ; colored toppings ,
* 9.00f N11.00.
SPIRITS There is no change as yet
although one is anlicipitcd soon.
Cologne spirits , 1SS proof , tl.10 ;
do , 101 proof , 81.12 ; spirits , second qual
ity , 101 proof , $1.10 ; do , 188 proof , $1.09.
Alcohol. 188 proof , $2.10 per wine gal
lon. Redistilled whiskies , $1.00@1.50.
Gin , blended , $1.50i(2.00 ( ; Kentucky bourbons
bens , $2.H0.00 ( ) ; Kentucky nnd Penn
sylvania ryes , ? 2.00@lt.50 ; Golden Sheaf
bourbon and rye whiskies , $1.50fi3.00. ( Bran-
ilics , Imported , $5,00@8.50 ; domestic , $1.30(7 ( ?
IHIO. Gins , imported , $4.50@0.00 ; domestic ,
$1.25t3 ( 00. Champagnes , imported , per
case , $23.00 < a33.00 ; American , per case , $10.00
( glO.OO.
HEAVY HARDWAUE The following prices
arc standard : Iron , rate , $3. 00 ; plow steel ,
special cast , 4) ) , c ; crucible steel , 0 > o ; cast
tools , tlo , 12&sl5c ; wagon suokos , per set ,
$2.00S5.50 ( ; hubs , per set , $1.50 ; felloes ,
sawed dry , $1.50 ; tongues , each , 75o ; axles.
each , 75c : square nuts , per lb , C@13o ; cjil
chain , per lb , OJi@13o ; malleable , 8@10c ;
iron wctlgcs , Oc ; crowbars , Gc ; harrow teeth ,
4c ; spiing steel , 4@5e ; Burden's horse shoes ,
$1.75 ; Burden's mule shoes , $5.75 ; barbed
wire , in car lots , $4,00 per 100 Ibs ; iron nails ,
lates , 10 to 50 , $2.40 ; steel nails , $2.50.
Dry Lumber. _
DIMHNSIONS ANI ) TIM11EH8.
8.14 *
IB ft. 18ft. 20ft. 22ft. 24ft.
2X4 17 fiO 20 00 21 00 22 00 22 00
2xt ) 17 MTJiJ 0021 ( K)2l ) ; (102:1 ( : 00
2x8 ,17 no 20 (1021 00,22 , 0022 00
2x10 . 17 W 80 (1021 ( 002 ; ) 002i | ; 00
8x13 . 18 85 20 0021 0024 0024 00
4X4-8XH. , 18 M ) 1U M'-M nO'2ll ' 00 2:1 : (10
noAnns.
No. 1 com , s 1 S.J1S.50 I No. 3 com , s 1 s.$15.50
No. 3 com , sis. 17.00 | No. 4 com , sis. 13.50
No. 1,4 & 0 in 12 & 14 ft. , rough . $19 50
No. 1 , " " 10 " . 19 50
No , 2 , " 13 14 " . 10 50
No.2 , " " 10 . 1800
SIDINO.
A , 12 , 14 , & 10 ft. 31.50 I C , 12 , 14 & 10 ft$15.50
B , " " 20.50 | D , " " 12.50
FLOORINU.
A 0 in White Pine . fJ5.50
BOin " " . a'3.50
COin " " . 30.00
UOin " " . 21.50
EGin " " ( Sol. Fencing ) . 1'J.OO
0 in. Drop Siding 50c per M. extra.
CEILINU AND PARTITION.
2d com % iu White Pine Ceiling . $34.00
" " . 28.00
Clear' / in " " .
Jin Norway . lO.Oo
2nd com. % in " " " . 14.00
STOCKnOARDS.
A 12 inch sl s . $15.50
B 12 " . 39.20
CIS " . 30.00
D13 " . 23.00
No. 1 , com , 12 in s Is , 12ft . 20.50
" " " 14 ft . 19.00
" " " 10ft . 18.50
" " " 10 , 18,20ft . 21.50
, No.2 , " " . 19.00
" " " 12 & 14 ft . 1S.50
" " " 10ft . 17.50
12 In Grooved roofing , $1 per M. more than 12
n Stock Boards same lengtn.
0 in. Gro ? vcd Roofing same price as 12 in.
Stock Boards.
SHIP up.
No. 1 Plain 8 and 10 in . $19.00
No. a " " " . 17.50
No. 1 , OG , Sin . 19.50
FINISHING.
1st nnd 2nd , clear , 1 , 1 , ' inch , s2s . $51.00
u It ii -I \ / o . ri . f rt
1/Q , * * .U.tAJ
3d , clear , 1 Inch , s2s . 44.50
" IK , lK,2inch . 4(5.00 (
A , select , 1 inch , s 2 s . 40.00
A , " U.f , IK , Hindi , s2s . 44.00
B , " 1 Inch , s 3s . 30.00
13 , " W , W , 8 Inch , s 3 s . 37.00
SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE.
Com. 4 inch Flooring . $17.50
Star " " . 21,50
1st and 2d clear 4 inch Plooring . 23.00
Six-Inch 50c less.
Clear % inch Ceiling . 21.50
Clear jjf inch Partition . 25.00
Clear % inch , Partition $ J above % icnh Ceil-
ing.
Clear Finish , 1 and Itf inch , s2s . $29.00
Clear Finish , IK and 2 inch , s 2 s . 30.00
Clear Corrugated Celling , 4 Inch . 2550
Clear Yellow Pine Casing and Base. . . . 27.00
POPLAR LUMIIKII.
Cl. Poplar Bx. Bds. K in. , s3s . $35.00
" " U'in. Panel , s 3 s . 27.00
" " c'orrugatcd Ceiling , Jg. . 23.50
1HTTENS , WCLLTUII1NO , PICKET3.
O. G. Batts , 2 > < in. 05c ; J xS , s 1 s. 40c ; 3 in.
Well Tubing , D. &M. and Bev. , $23.00 ; Pick
ets , D. & II. Flat , $ .30.50 ; D. H. Sq. , $21.30.
SIIINOLCS , LATH.
XX clear. $ .10 ; extra * A * , $2.65 ; * A * stand-
urd No. D , No. 1 , $1.45 ; lath , f..OS.
POSTS.
White Cedar , C In. , } 4' s. 12Kc ; 0 in , qrs ,
lljfc ; white cedar , 5J $ in. J H. llHc ; Sin ,
qrs , lOc ; white cedar , 4 in , round , lO c ; Ten-
nessco red cedar , split , 14c ; split oak. lOc ; t
in. , 7 in and b in. ( > i each ) S ft. , round W. C ,
posts.
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CHORCHLL PARKER ,
Dealer In Apicnllural lffliileiiciilsI ] , agons ,
Ot1iO * Md QRtlf * . Jonci Street , notwcn 9th tad
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Ajricnltaral Implements , Wapns.CarriaEd .
. Om h .
PARLIN , ORENDORF A
W > olMt : tv.lf rt In
.Jon 'i '
P. P. MAST A CO. .
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. .
Wholesale
Agricultural Implements , Wagons JBuaJei
Corner Ulli and Nlcliulae Htrjeta.
Artit * ' Material * .
A. HOSPE. Jr. .
Artlsls1 Materials , Pianos and Organs.
N br H.
Boot * and 8ho .
W. V. MORSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
Omah * . N b. Mnuf otorf , Mat *
gtraet , Doiluo , _
KIRKENDALL , JONES A CO. ,
1 ( SucoeMort to n e > 1 , Jon A Co. )
fnolesale Mannfactnrers of Boots and Sboes
Cpff , ploe , Ito.
CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
Omaha Cciffe * and Bplc Mllli.
Teas Coffees Spices Baiting Powder
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, .TOrt K.r.eUlUuMu , . , , . . . Ko. 141. All
Crookcryjjid Olas waro.
W. L. WRIGHT.
AMBt for the Manufacturer ! and Importer ! of
Crockery Glassware Lamps.
, , . Chimneys ,
Ktc. ( jmc . 317 H. 13th M. , Omaba , Ncbraika.
Commlaslon and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing ,
itUr.Kfte anil Produce. ConiUnmrnti iottelted.
Headquarter ! for Stoneware , llerrr Hotel and
Qrape Baileti. 1414 Dodge St. , Omaha.
RIDDELLA RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
WIEDEMAN & CO. ,
Prodnce Commission Mercbantii ,
Ponltrr. llutter , Game , Krulti. Etc. WO Uuuth llth Si-
Omaha , Nebraika ,
OEO. SCHROEDER & . CO. , .
( SncccMorf to Mchhane * Bchrorder. )
Frodnce Commission and Coid Storage ,
Omaha. Nebraika.
Coal , Coke and i-lmo.
DNrAH/TcOAL. COKE i"ClM E CO. .
Jobbers of Hard and M Coal ,
tat Booth Ulh Street , Omaha. Nebraska.
j. j. JOHNSON afcp. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
ajld uhlpperi of Coal , Coke , Ommit , Platter , Uni k
Drain Ttlo an.l siwcr IMpn. Offlco. I'aitOD lloul ,
rarnam at. . Omaha. N b. Telephone 811.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Cote ,
ill South Hth St. . Omaha , Neb. _
Dry Goods and Notions. _
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Quods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
1101 and UMPouglai. Cor , llth St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS Co
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotioni ,
Q DU' Fumlihlnf OoodiCorner llth and Llaroer BU. ,
Omaha , Nebraika.
Furniture.
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D EW E Y"STO N E.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Farnam Street , Omaba , Nebraika.
Groceries.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER * CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
TQt , TO7 , H and Til 8.10th St. , Omaha , Neb.
McCORD , BRADY * CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
IMh Hid Leayenworth Street * , Omaha , Nebraika ,
D. M. STEELE & CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
Ml , U3I and 131 Harnej Street , Omaha Nat.
ALLEN BROS. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
111 ! and 1118 Barney Street , Omaba , Neb.
Hardware.
LBE , PRIED * CO. .
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tlawan.Bbeet Iron.Btc. Ajenti for Ilowe BcaUi.and
Miami Powder Co. , Omaba , Neb.
HIMBBAUQH * TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware &
Mechanic ! ' Tooli and Buffalo Bcalei. UV Donf laa-it.
Omaba , Nebraika.
RECTOR * WILHELMY CO. .
Wholesale Hardware ,
1Mb and lUrntr Sti. , Omaha , 'Jttb. Wcitern Ace nti
< orAuitlarowderCo.JelTenon BUel Nails , Kulr-
banki Standard BoalM.
Heavy Hardware.
W. J. BROATCH.
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
JAMES A. EDNEY.
Wholesale Iron ani Steel ,
Mats , caps , etq.
W. L. PARROTTE * CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
1101 Harney Street , Omaha , Nob.
Liquors.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY CO
and ILER * CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers of FineWines &Liprs
ait India Dltleri and Doaeitlo Llquon. 1112 Harner
Lumbar.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All Mnds of Building Material at Wholesale
Uth BUeit and Union Paclflc Track , Omuba.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doorieto. Yardi-CorntrTth and Douflai ; Corner *
audpouglu.
C.N. DIETZ.
Dealer in all KMs of Lumber ,
.i. j- . UU ana CaUtornla 3ti.OmahaNeb. , , ; . , ,
v-r" ' FRED W. GRAY ,
' Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
it Comer tthaaanoo la H. , Omaha. ; .
1 T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Deale're Only ! " - -
Ofllc . lien r m Btreet. Omabft.
- WJOHN A. WAKEFIELD. ' ' ' "
Wholesale Lumber , Etc , >
- - , peril n4 Cement. Sttte ajtl
"araullo C met aud ( julacf
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Lumbar.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , i -.j
' MIIFThery . and Notions
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I. OBERFELDER A CO. . ' t
Importers & Jobbers of Millinery & Notion !
KB. 110 acJ in Bonth llth Street. j j1
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J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ? * * * t
Wholesale Motions and Furnishing Qood )
M and IQt Soatli I0 Ittxt , Omaha. ' j
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER , |
Notions and Gent's ' Famishing Goods. ;
IUa garaej 8ire t. Omaha. J
Oil * . t
CONS UD ATED T AN K
Wholesale Refined and Lnoricating Oils.
Ail * Qt i . tta. . Oath * . A. H. Bl hop.
_ Paper.
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Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
itock of
gp cltl > t nUoa lt to car l a oM n.
' Mnt rlal .
Printer *
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WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNIONt"
Aniiliary PnWishers ,
D Ier iBtyp * . pruitt ked prtnttr * ' inpplUi. Ml
_ Bouth Ilth Btt t , Om h . _
Ruboer Good * .
OMAHA RUBBER CO. .
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goodi
Oil Clothlo * anil leather Bellini. lOUrt Kurnsm tflneU
_ ' jlteam Fittings , Pumpa , Etc.
A. L. STRANO CO. .
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
Gleam , water , railway and mining immillri , tie. Hi
_ 911 and Ml Karnam ( itrttt. Omalm.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Btcam and Water Huppllei. Itcndqiiarlvri for Malk
Fooit A Cu'a ROuJi. 1111 Karnam ft. , Umatia. _ '
"U.S. WIND ENGINE *
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Wind Mllli , W8 and Wl Knrnniu tt. , Omaha ,
U. K. KOM , Acting Manager.
BROWN ELL & CO. .
Engineii , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Bbecl Iron Work , 8t * am Pumpi , * w Mllli. 1'JIJ-UH
LeavunwortU btru ttOniitha.
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Seeds.
PHIL. STIMMELi CO. ,
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Oil atnl 913 Jones St. , Onm.hu
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS < b CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Brunch home of the HOIIMUT lluiiir < "o. lluiKle a |
vholuiale and retail. l.tV.ltlO nnu . : < U liaril Slreot ,
Uiuaha. Telephone No. 7MJ.
Cornice.
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EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Manufacture Galyanized Iron and Cornice ,
John KuontUT , Proprietor , mo Dndco and lltluud 1U3
_ North lUtli Htft'el. OinuUii. * _
Smoke Stacks , Bollors , Etc. J
H."K. SAWYER n ,
Manufacturing Dealer in SmoKe Stacks , 1
Brltcnlngi , Tnnki and Uvncral Uollor Kcpalrlng. 13ll
Dudgo Street. Omaha. Nob. '
PAXTON &
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Worfrj
EnghiPB , llrait work , goner l foundry , ninrhlno and
blacksmith work. Office and workl , U. 1 * . Hr. uud * I
littl Blreci , OmaLa.
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk rail * , window guard * , flower Hands , wire algal.
etc. , 133 North. 16th St. , Onmha. i
OMAHA S'AFE"AND IRON WORKS *
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes 1
Vaulti , jail work. Iron and wire fencing , ilgns , etc. Q.
Andreen. Prop'r. Cor. Ulh and Jaokiun HU. '
M OLINE.MILBURNAST ODDARD Co
Mnnurnclnrvra anil .loUtum In
Wagons Buggies Rakes Plows Etc ,
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tor. Din u.iu I utnlf Si.i 'niiliit. iM-'b
MEACHER & LEACH.
General Agent ! for Dlubold Psfo & Lock Co.'i
Fire and Burglar Proof SafesTinie , Locks.
Vault * and Jail Work , U15 Karimm Street , Omalia.
H. M. & S.W.JONES.
Muccemorntu A. T. Kunyon .V Co. ,
Wlnilt nlA anil rctull
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Kino Weddlnic Stutlonurr , Coiuiiiurrlnl htutlonerr.
lir. Dounlaa St. Oiuuliu , Nyb. _
OMAHA IIHANC1I.
J. F. SEIBERLING tc CO. , * J
( Akron , Ohio , )
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
W. K. Mend , Munuuor. 121.11.eiivcMiwortli et. , Oinuhl
JD vera lla. _
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CANFIE'LD MANUFACTURTNG co/
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeani Panti , Bhli-U , Rtc. lln ( and 1104 Douglai Street ,
Omaha , Neb.
Saah , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROW & CO. ,
Wholesale Manufacturer * of
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch Office , llth and liarrl Strenti , Omaha , N
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mouldings , Htalr Work and Intorlnr Hani Wood Klo
tab , N. . Corner Bth and I afeuwortb HtreeU ,
Om&ha , Neb.
OMAHA PLANING MILL CO. ,
Manufacturers of Mouldings , Sash , Doors ,
And nilndi. Turning , Rtalr-work. Hank and Onlct
rlttlngi. Ktu and 1'oppluton Ayenuo.
Brovvors.
STOR2& ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers , '
JMI Nortb Klgbteenth Street , Omaba. Nob. '
an. PAI.MKR. K , f. HICIIMAN. J. II. W.ASCIIAIIDJ
PALMER , RICHMAN & . CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Omoe-noosm .
McCOY BROS. . . ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants , '
Market furnlinnd free on application , Htockpn and
feedert furnlthed on good tcrnu. Itofori'iK-cn. Oma
ha NaUonnl llnnk andtouUi Omaha Natlunul , Union
UtAck Yardi , Soutb Omaha.
LORIMER , WESTERFIELD b. MALEY
Lie Stock Commission ,
BOOB 15 , Kicliaune IlulldlnK , Union Block Yard * ,
Houth Omithu , Neb.
ALEXANDER & FITCH.
Commission Dealers in Live Stock ,
Room 22 , oppmlto Eictinnsa Ilulldlna , Union Stocl
yurd . toutli Oiniiha , Nob.
UNION STOCK YARD'S co. , 'i
Of Omaha , Limited , !
John V , Bof d , Superintendent.
JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT
, Adveitlslnc Ima always jirovon
BucccssCul , Iioforo | iliiont' ! any
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LORD & THOMAS. I
jiniinTi8i G ivins , j
ti tt i KMitlck U t. CHICAGO
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