THE OMAHA. DAILY BEH ) : SATURDAY , MAY 5 , 18Sa 8
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
A Marked Downward Tondonoy in
the Wheat Pit.
THE CEREAL SOLD VERY FREELY.
Shorts In Corn Continue to Cover nml
PrlccB Rule StronR Oritq Active
Gootl Trailing Still In Pro
visions.
CHICAGO PIIODUOIS MARKET.
CIIICACIO , Mny 4. [ Special Telegram to the
linn. ] The tendency of the wheat market
was downward this morning , but the decline
was small , nnd part of it was recovered be
fore the close of the morning session. An ,
early cable quoted n downward tendency for
wheat in Liverpool , but this was the onlv bit
of news on the side of the bears , and it was
doubtful if even this had much effect upon
them. Their strength lay rather In the ab
sence'of any fresh sensational stimulating
news for thtf other side. There was bull
news , to bo sure , but it was in the form of
bad crop rejiorts and only confirmatory of
things known so mo days ago , and thought ,
when first known of , to warrant higher
prices , Hut holders grow tired when the
upward movement halts. They nro glad to
take their profits even if they aresmall , when
they see that these profits have stopped
growing. It Is Just this condition of things
for which the short seller waits with confi
dence. So this morning , after tnreo or four
days of small fluctuations , there wcro plenty
of believers in a decline , llutclilnson was
the most conspicuous seller early , but ho had
many followers. At the decline llutclilnson
wiw the best buyer , while Hcam sold freely ,
nnd some recent buyers , like Mitchell nnd
doom , wcro sellers. The weather map was
much consulted to-duy. It showed a few
interesting things for the bulls. Ono was ,
that it was again clear In San Francisco , nnd
that the twenty-four hours' rainfall there
had been but 14 of an inch. It was snowing
in St. Paul , and reports from Dulutli said
that the weather was cold and wet. Receipts
cf wheat at interior markets showed consid
erable falling off us compared with recent
days. Exports , however , continue small , and
this is ono discouraging feature of the situa
tion to the bulls. The only explanation
offered is that great Britain has contracted
for a large amount of Itussian wheat ,
and will not bo an anxious buyer
in American markets until that
wheat arrives and is mostly consumed. July
wheat opened at 8. } c , sold down to S3 (
830 , up to 81X@S3JiC , then down to h3o ,
but with very few sales at that price , then up
to M > fe which was the price nt tno 1 o'clock
clotu. Juno wheat , opened at 823 @ 82 c ,
sold up to t"c , down to 82e and closed at 1
o'clock at SUife.
The covering of shorts in May corn which
was the feature of that market yesterday
\vus continued to-day. It sent the price of
Mny corn up from 57o to f Sc , the highest
point yet reached nnd at thq close 57j c was
asked for that delivery. Trade in other
futures was quite light with very little
l change to note in prices as a result of the
I morning's trading. Some of the longs , however -
' over , were selling May at the top and buying
Juno and July , which at one time caused
Homo advance in those deliveries. Receipts
wcro considerably less than expected and
this was n strengthening feature. Juno and
July corn opened at f5\c , sold down to f > fi ?
( SfitJ c , and closed at 1 o'clock nt55' . ) < f@5r > Ji'e.
On the upturn Juno corn touched 55J < e and
July BOc.
There was continued tr.lU of a squeeze In
May oats , and the covering of shorts put that
delivery up : lrfc from yesterday's close , the
price at 1 o'clock being 32J < e. The other olit
crop futures wcro rather helped by this de
mand , but more deferred futures were easier.
Juno and July oats opened at 82c , which
was } { c above yesterday's close , sold tit 32J c ,
and closed Juno at H2fe , and July at ! ' 2' c.
August oats opened nnd closed at S c ,
ranging from SS OJfe to 2Sc. Septem
ber oats sold down from 28 , ' < to 2Se.
In provisions a strong feeling was gener
ally exhibited. A fair interest was also
shown and in the different lines a compara
tively good business was transacted with
Juno , July nnd August the favorite deliver
ies. In trading lard was leader. Values all
uround fluctuated within a moderate limit
nnd at 1 o'clock exhibited no radical change
from last night's closings. May pork and
short ribs were quoted 5c and May 2j < fc under
June.
AFTEIINOON SKSSION. Wheat stronger ;
May closed at Sle. Juno sold at 62J e and
f > 2 c , closing atb2Vrfc , July closing at S3 c
bid , December closing at S5Kc. Corn firmer ;
May closed nt 57U'c. June strong ; sold from
V55Jfr , split to Ge , cased off some ,
then sold sparingly at 55 ; @ 5Uc , split , and
Just as the bell sounded thciu was ono sale at
CUc , closing at 55 ; < c' , July closing with
Hellers at criJjTc. Oats moderately active
and steady : May closed at ilil c. Juno sold
tit 32Jf@i2o : on the split , and closed
at 3liJj ; ( . 3'J.j ebid. . July dosed ut 32c bid.
Pork advanced 20 22 0 and closed at f 1IU5
for May , Jl I.03M for June , $1 U2 tf for July ,
nnd $14.20 for August ; Active. Lard was
2X ° higher. May closed at JS.15 , Juno nt
E8.17 , July nt $3.22 . August at S8.27K.
Short ribs advanced 7 > aC. May closed at
f.42J , Juno at $7,50 , J uly at $7.57Js , and
August at $7.05.
CHICAGO IjlVW STOCK.
CHICAGO , May 4.- [ Special Telegram to
the Hp.K.l CATTU : Trading was somewhat
Irregular. Prices , however , wcro about lOo
higher on dcsirablo grades. Some sellers
thought there was no quotable advance and
BOino others thought prices were decidedly
better. All , however , wcro afraid that the
Improved market would induce heavy runs
nml again soon spoil all advantages that had
been gained , Some buyers also seemed to
lave the same idea , as their bids were con
siderably lower on BOIIIO late arrivals. One
two-load lot of fancy cattle sold at $5.25 , and
pastern shippers bought rather freely of good
to choice cattle. I'ricrs on good , dcsirablo
cattle of all hinds to-duy wcro about 20S2 ( , ' > o
higher than on last Monday , and that
on n 40,00(1 run for the llrst live
days of the week. The demand is good , but
heavy receipts would quickly spoil all pf the
recent gains. Fancy , S5.10M5.25 ; steers ,
JSoOtolSoO Ibs , C-l.aO@K. ) ; 1200 to KI50 Ibs ,
N.10 < < ? 4.55 ; 050 to 1200 Ibs , f300@4.40 ; stock-
em and feeders , f2.50iU.SO ( ; cows , bulls and
mixed , { 2.C'0(73.t5 ; ; bulk , f2.55@3.15 ; slop-fed
ulcers , f-l.25tl,75 ; Texas grass steers. t3.00
03.50 ; corn-fed , ? 3.504 ( ? 10.
HoGS.-Kcccipts 15,000. , Trade was ogam
active , with an advance of a nickel , somn
HiUesmcn , as usual , claiming an advance of
lOc , and they may have been right , taking the
quality into account , but on paper the ad
vance is only about 5e. licst heavy made
Cfi.70Gi5.TS , best mixed J5.ttKfi5.C5 , and light
norts t6.10iit5.CO , largely at J5.S5.
I-'IXANCIAU
Nuw YOIIK , May 4. [ Special Telegram
to the HBB.I STOCKS The activity in
btocltb wiiiuli has beun so marked of lute ap
peared to bo on the wane to day , business
to 116011 being only 131,2)5 ) shares , and for the
day 251,160 shares , against 3S0.40S bhnrcs
ycitoulay. The feeling among room traders
Is distrustful and mostly bearish. They be
lieve that the market has been put up to ct- :
able u lot of In&lilers to unload , und free sell
ing shows that the opportunity was not lost
fight of , The market was irregular and Bor
rower , but nt the same time showed n Slspo-
eitlon to stubbornly resist the attacks made
by bear traders. Jt was reported that the
Atchlson had absorbed the St. Louis & San
Francisco , but the Scllguians , who control
the latter road , denied , the story. London
had both bujing and selling orders on the
market , but they were decidedly reduced In
size. The market ppcnoJ. llnu and advanced
slightly , but the upward course was checked
l > y liberal soiling of long and short stocks ,
nnd prices tended downward , and on a ma
jority of the active securities Itept on the lie-
pllno uiitil the eloso , when the last sales were
it almost iusklc price * . The shoit interest
has been Increased nnd many wcnk holders
nrc shaken out. The net declines did not ex
tend above 1 point , the chief being Union
Pacific , Central Pacific , Louisville & Nash-
vlllc , Missouri Pacific , Manhattan , North
western , St. Paul , Lake Shore , Heading and
Oregon Navigation. Northern Pacific pre
ferred was steady. Cotton oil la higher.
Chicago , Burlington & Quincy is better.
GovunjoiE.NTs. Government bonds were
firm.
TESTBflDAT'S QCOTATIOX3.
U. 8. dopreferred ffl.'f
U.S. 4.icoupon. . . 12 , ? j C.&N.W no *
U.8.4'4srcKl9tred.iOO ? dopreferred 14.IU
U.H 4is ! coupon. .107 = K N.Y.Ontral 1'flV '
rarlflciuofus 121 0.11. N MJi
( 'unn < ln Honthern. . Mj I * . T 2fiS
Central Torino 32 I'ncinc Mall 3flU
Chlrnpo A Alton. . .1.14 O. D.&K 21
c. , II.&Q I'ullmnn 1'alaccCai 144
. , L.W. Hemline C2 ? <
D..VH.O 18 Hock Island ll-W
Erlo M.ri St. I. . AS. K .TOM
do preferred 68 dopreferred C8Ji
Illinois Central 121K C. . M. V 8t. 1'nul. . . 74
J..1I.&W 12W < to preferred llfi
K.T. 13' ' * Texas Pacific ZnU
I.nkuSlioro l j , Union 1'ncinc. ;
I , , ft N 67 14
Michigan Central. . W ? do preferred . " 6W
Missouri Pacific. . 8) W. U. Telegraph. . 77
Missouri I'acldc _ 25
MoxnT OK CALL Easy , ranging from 1) ) ( < ? 2
per cent ; last loan 2 per cent ; closing
at 1J < @ - Per cent offered.
PitiMc MEIICANTILB PAruu 5@0 per cent.
STIIHUON KXCIUNHK Strong and fairly
active nt * ! .SCJ { for sixty day bills ; fl.83 for
demand.
I'llOUUCIS MAIIICUTS.
May 4. Following are the
2 : . ' ! ( ) closing prices :
Flour Firm nnd unchanged ; winter wheat
in sacks , $3r > 0@3. 0 ; In bbls , f'.75@4.40 ;
spring wheat , in sacks. * 1.7r @ 3.85 ; In bbls ,
S3.50 ( < 4.50 ; rye ( lour , in sacks , t2.70@2.lK ) ;
in. bbls , f2.'JO@3.10. '
Wheat Moderately active ; opened J 'o
lower , fluctuated nnd closed same to ! c
lower than on. vcstcrdny ; cash , blc ; June ,
b2Xc ; July , b3 c.
Corn Active and strong early , Inter be
came quiet nnd easier ; opened at about close
of yesterday and closed ji@iVo higher ; cash ,
57 c ; Juno. 55 ] 5-lCc ; July , f,5e.
Oats Kuled lirm early , but closed with
advance lost ; cash , 33140 ; Juno , 32 13-ll5c ;
July , ! )2c. )
Rye Nominal at G3J c.
Uarley Nominal 7"0078c ,
Pi InioTimothy S2.5.
Flax-seed $1.45.
Whisky15. .
Pork Moderately active but irregular ,
within n moderate range , closing at con-
sidcrnblo advance over yesterday ; cash ,
$1:1.05 : : Juno , $14.02 ; July , $14.12 .
Lnrd Strong early , later ruled quiet and
closed steady ; cash , * 3.15 ; Juno , * 8.17' ;
July , * 8.22H.
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders , ? 5. 75 ( 0.00 ;
short clear , J7.1K7. ) 5 ; short ribs , 7.42 .
Huttcr Firm ; creamery , 10 ( 24cj dairy ,
Cheese In limited demand ; full cream
Cheddars , nnd flats , tlf@10c ) ; young Amer
icas , # < * in&c.
Eggs Fresh , 12@12 c.
Hides Unchanged ; green hides 4J o ;
heavy green salted , 5Xe ; light green salted ,
Gc ; salted bull , 4 e ; green bull , 3Kc ; green
salted calf , 80 ; dry flint an'd dry calf , 12@18c ;
dry salted , 10c ; deacons , 30c each.
Tallow Unchanged ; country , 45c ; No.
2,4 c ; coke , 4 ( ( 5oiiorlb.
licceipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 20,000 14,000
Wheat bu . 22,000 31,000
Corn , bu . 104,000 400,000
Oats , bu. . ; . 221,000 262,000
Hyc , bu . 0,000 5,000
Uarley , bu . 10,000 10,000
Kiverpool , May 4. Wheat Easy ; de
mand poor ; holders offer freely ; California ,
No. 1 , Os .liliOs ( lOd per cental.
Corn Firm ; demand fair ; mixed western ,
us Gd per cental.
Milwaukee , May 4. Wheat Firmer ;
Juno , SO fc ; July , 81 % < 3b2c.
Corn Steady ; No. U , 50con track.
Oats Scarce and higher ; No 2 white , 37.J4
Kyo Steady ; No. 1 , COc delivered.
iiarloy Steady and firmer ; No. 2 , Tie.
Provisions Quiet ; pork , May , $13 75.
MlmicnpoIlH , May 4. Wheat liccclnts ,
222 cars ; shipments , CO cars ; about jtfc lower.
Closing In store : No. 1 hard , cash , SUKc ;
Juno , b2j < c ; July , 88e ; No. 1 northern ,
cash and June , bl' < fc ; July , 825 < c ; No. 2
northern , cash and June , bOo ; July , Slj&c.
On track No. 1 hard. Klc ; No. 1 northern ,
82 0 ; No. 2 northern , 81'fc.
Flour Unchanged ; patents , in sacks to
ship in car lots , * 4.20@4.40 ; in barrels , 1.45
( ( 4.55.
Cincinnati. May 4. Wheat Active
and stronger ; No. 2 red , 8 @ 90c.
Corn Active nnd higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
5Sc.
5Sc.Oats
Oats Stronger ; No. 2 mixed , 35c.
Uye Dull ; No. 2 , 70c.
Provisions Pork firmer at $14.50 ; lard
strong but quiet at $7.80.
Whisky- Steady at $1.00.
New York , May 4. Wheat ncccints ,
none ; exports , 3'JOO ; cash grades linn but
quiet ; options opened heavy , declined K@c ,
later rallied to about the best , closing steady ;
No. 2 red , 05'nC f. o. b. ; No. 2 red , in elevator ,
nominal at J4f@05c , delivered , UO di'J'c ,
Juno closing at 'J ' , ) ; ' c.
Corn Receipts , 15,000 ; exports , 10,000 ;
cash quiet ; options ruled strong early , ad
vanced j@Kc. but soon weakened and de
! v , cosng eavy ; ungrae ,
No. 3 , GOc in elevator , COJfc delivered ;
No. 2 , CO > ifeCOfo in elevator , Juno closing at
Oats Receipts. 33,000 ; exports , 1,000 ; J < @
Jfc better ; mixed western , 37 ( 3'J > - c ; white
western ,
Coffee-Spot fair ; Hio lirm at ? 15.00 ; op-
tioim higher on near months , lata months
steady ; sales , 45,000 bags ; Mny , ? ll.bO@ll.U5 ;
June , $11.45@ll.G5 ; July , ? 10.81) ) ( < ? I1.05 ; Au
gust , $10.ttigl0.5U ! ) ( ; September , S10.00 ( <
10.15 ; October , $10.05.
Petroleum Steady : United closed ntSCJH'c.
Eu'gs Stronger and in better demand ;
western , lii$14c. (
Pork Steady and moderately active ; mess
quoted at $15.00 15.25 for now ; * 14.2514.50
lor old.
Lard Active nnd higher , closing steady ;
western steam , spot , quoted at $7.50.
Uutter Quiet and easy ; western , 18@27c.
Cheese Dull and heavy.
St. IjoulH , May 4 , Wheat Lower ; cash ,
S5g& ( % ( ; ; June , bSJ c.
Corn Higher ; cash , 52J @ 52.fc.
Oats Higher ; cash , U3jjiii(0cj ; ; ( June ,
33 > 4'c.
Pork ? 14.25.
Lard $7.75.
Whisky ? 1.09.
Uutter Firm ; creamery , 20@24e ; dairy ,
AFTKUXOON HOAIID Wheat , firm ; May ,
Me ; June , SMfo bid ; July , 63c. Corn ,
steady ; May , (12)40 ( ; June,52ebid ; July,52 c.
Oats , uull.
Kixiihiin City , May 4. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 soft , cash t-Oc bin , S2u asked.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 cash , 40J c bid , 47 } o
asked ; June , 47 > jo bid , 47o asked ,
Oats-No. 22'Ju bid , 30e asked.
Now OrlcuiiH , May 4. Corn Strong and
higher ; mixed , and white , COc ; yellow , ( X > ( < j )
U7e.
U7e.Oats
Oats Firmer ; NQ , 2 , 42@43c.
Corn Mi-al-Stcaily at $2.85.
Hog Products Firmer but not QUOtnbly
higher ; pork , $14.75 ; laru , $7.37 .
Uulk .Meats-'Shoiilders , fO.30 ; long clear ,
$7.Ci ; clear rib , 57.70 ,
MVH STOCK.
Chicago , Mny 4. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows !
Cattle Itcci-lpts , 0,000 ; shipment' ) , nor.o ;
market 5o higher , closing weak ; fancy , to. 10
@ 525 ; steers , f3.Wi ( < 5.00i stockcrs and
tucdors , f2.f > 0ii3.SO ( ; cows , bulls and inix'-ii ,
f2.00613.t ; Texas btccrs , W.lKif4.10. ) (
Hogs KeccipUi , 15,000 ; stroi , and 5c
higher ; mixed , ? 5.40 ( < f5.70 ; heavy , $3.05 < < 7j
6.75 ; light , fA.lKi(5.iO : ( ( ; skips , $1 | ( ) ( 5.15.
Sheep Ueccipts , 5,000 ; markia
wcolcil , $ j.0tiiiil70 ( ; bhorn , tl.Wtn j ° 0 ; west
ern , f5.0) ) ( ( ( .4U ; Toxaiis , H.50 ( < i5.'Jj ; lambs ,
City , May ! . Cattle Receipt * .
2OC > 0 ; hliipments , not reported ; market
fctroiiL' n.i'l Sft'lOo ' hJKhor ; jrood to cl.uce. :
? 4.15Q1.M ; I'Oinuion to medium , f. ) . ' , r.Ei.OO ( ; ;
stoekcrs , i'J.OCkrt" ' W ; fectlei-.s fy.iHic 13.00 ;
cows , f 1 50t { 3.50 ,
Hogb-Heeeipts , S.oOO ; market active and
strong to 5i' hi Kcr ; common to I'hoii-e , H.,0
Ol5.40j skips and pigs , f..i5 ! ( < I4.fiO.
Nutloiinl Stock Vunln , Kusr SI.
Louis , Mty -CattlO 1 Heceiiils , 700 ; bhip-
ments , JO'J ' , market stroiiKer , choice uuwy
native bteersi , 5 > I5ij.'i.ti'i ( ' , lair to good native
steers , * UOur.4.U > ; - butchers' biters , mtdium
to choice , j.W.i1.30i : < btock9rs aud feedcb ,
fair to peed , $2.30@3.GO : rangers , ordinary
to peed , 2.25JT4.20. ( _
Hops Receipts. 2,000 ; shipments , ,00 ;
market active and higher : choice heavy and
butchers' selections , t5.50C'i5.CO ; packing ,
medium to prime , $5.30rt5.55 ( ; light grades ,
fair to best , t5.10@5.40 ;
OMAHA tilVK STOCK.
Cattle.
Friday , Mny 4 , 1SS8.
The feeling on the cattle market was much
better to-day , the receipts wcro heavier and
the demand stronger. The market on tidy ,
fat cattio wes stronger , but other grades sold
about steady. Both packers and speculators
were liberal buyers and the majority of the
dcsirablo beef cattle changed hands bcforo
the close.
11 OCR.
The hog market was also In belter condi
tion than jcstcrday. While the best heavy
hogs sold about steady the light and light
mixed hogs sold n shade stronger. The mar
ket was active and the pens wcro cleared nt
an early hour.
Sheep.
The receipts of sheep were heavy , but only
a few changed hands , nnd they were sold nt
private terms.
Receipts.
Cattle 1,800
Hogs 4,600
Sheet 1,160
Prcvnlllnir Prices.
The following Is a table of prices paid in
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned.
Prime steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs..f 4.10 ( tfj.35
Prime steers , 1UX ) to 1300 Ibs. 3.7o ( (04.10
Fat little steers , 000 to 1050 Ibs. 3.1,0 ( JM.SI
Common to choice cows 2.0J M3.50
Common to choice bulls. , 2.00 OJ3.25
Falrtocholeelighthogs 5.IH ) ( ifci.15
Fair to choice heavy hogs 5.30 ( ao.40
Falrto choice mixed hogs 5.20 ( j 5.30
HcpruHentntivo Sales.
CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
1 bull 1350 2.1K )
1 bull 1270 2.50
11 cows 1043 3.70
1 bull 1500 2.83
Istccr 750 3.00
1 bull 14'20 3.00
Ibull 15SO 3.00
7-calvcs 574 3.10
Ibull 1070 3.25
1 steer 1170 3.25
2co\vs 1160 2.2D
Ibull 1330 3.25
Scows A OS7 3.25
Scows 1)35 ) 3.25
Icow 750 3.25
S cows 1175 3.25
27stners 010 3.30
Icow bCO 3.30
Scows 010 330
Istccr 970 8.40
1 steer. 1020 3.50
1 cow 1050 3.50
25 steers 1054 3.70
17 steers 1010 3.70
14 steers 1070 3.70
1 bull 1100 3.75
27 steers 874 3.75
21 steers 954 3.SO
5 steers 1040 3.SO
7stccrs 'J47 ' 3.80
22stecrs 099 3.80
4 steers 11(53 ( 3.80
3'J steers 1070 3.85
ISstccrs 1102 3.85
15 steers 11MM 3.85
10 steers 1085 3.87 }
20 steers 1172 3.05
40stcers 1207 3.05
18 steers 1202 3.15
18 steers 1075 3.'J5
19 steers ' . 1210 4.00
2t steers 1250 4.00
.21 steers 1094 4.00
17 steers 1233 4.00
lOstecis 12-10 4.00
19 steers 11U3 4.02)
U steers 12 % 4.05
23 steers 1114 4.05
37 steers 1038 4.07J4
01 steers 1181) ) 4.10
3.S steers 1272 4.H )
15 steers 1233 4.10
IS steers 1241 4.12M
33 steers 12HU
30 steers 12 > l 4.15
0 steers 1358 4.15
20 steers 1350 4.17K
CO steers 122'J 4.25
lOKKUIIS.
No. Av. Pr.
109 170 5.05
100 108 5.11
nous.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Silk , , Pr.
05. 164 $4.95 71. 228 $5.25
& 8. , . .170 ICO .5.00 CO. 2.58 80 5.25
70. . .181 60 5.00 5S. 210 SO 5.25
09. , . .178 200 5.00 C3. 243 100 5.25
.
81. , . .103 10'J 5.03 07. o. > o bO 5.25
04. , . .174 100 5.05 70. 221 SO 5.25
72. , . .181 80 5.10 71. 224 120 5.25
fa. , . .213 20J 5.15 Cl. 23-1 40 5.25
83. , . .203 120 5.15 83. 240 120 5.25
38. , . .101 5.15 04. 224 40 5.25
75. , . 210 SO 5.15 03. 233 2-10 5.25
74. , . .219 320 5.15 70. 230 100 5.25
Gi. , . .219 210 5.15 70. 227 100 5.27K
SI. , . .201 203 5.20 C'J 249 40 5.30
75. , . .209 120 5.20 68. 205 bO 5.HO
07. , . .227 120 5.20 74. 230 120 5.30
07. , . .203 SO 5.20 04. 237 40 5.0 !
00. , ' t't 200 5.20 51. 200 5 30
03. , . Mis 2SO 5.20 133. 231 300 5 )
CO. , . .2J3 4 > K ) 5.20 05. 12(1 ( D.30
09. , bO 5.20 ( TO. 254 l-'O 530
01. , . .209 SO 5.20 50. 20 ( > 5.35
4. . .257 5.20 CS. 257 SO 0.35
SOM
77. , . .221 120 5.20 54. 320 M ) 5.35
a. , . .218 , 80 5.20 fi3. 201 40 5.3o
" 7. , . .204 5.20 02. 253 120 5.35
72. , . .237 1150 3(13 ( lObO 5.H5
.9. . , 100 201 4(1 ( 5.37
70..200 200 5.25 C91 5.40
IJIVD Wtoolc Sol , I.
Showingthanu'iibsrof hail of Btoslt sold
to the loading buyers on the market to-day.
G. H. Hammond & Co 235
Omaha PacklngCo 814
Armour & Cuduhay P. Co 2051
J. P. Squire & Co
Kingan & CO 414
E. L. Lambert 275
Local butchers 19
CATTLE.
G. II. Hammond & Co 270
Lobman & Kothchild Jttll
Swift & Co 300
A. Jackson 112
S. Drelfus 41
Clarke Hros 21
J. Pepper 11
Harris ft Fisher , 1
Slovens , Hamilton & ; Co 4
A. M , Crone 45
J , IJcacon 41
J. Carlin IS
siiur.r.
II. Heal. 104
Idvo Stock Notes.
Charlie Welsh , Papillion , marketed a load
of 3 > c hogs ,
Sims & II. , Portsmouth , la. , marketed a
load of light hogs at 20c ,
J. G Smith , Blair , was In with a load of
cattle and a load of hogs.
G. P. Moorhcad , Dunlap , la. , marketed a
good load of hogs at $5.35.
Charles Gritlin , Huymond , sold a load of
hogs of his own feeding at 5.37 ;
Columbus was represented by Jim Frazicr ,
who camn in with thrt'o loads of cattlo.
J. M. Uennett , of Shcvo & Hcnnctt , Hoag ,
was in and marketed three loads of hogs at
S5.E5.
Joe Miller came in from Waterloo to-day
nnd marketed a load of his own feeding , at a
good price.
J. F. Hutchlnson , Litchflold , was at the
yards with four loads of native sheep of his
own feeding.
Among these who came in with hogs was
C. S. Young' , Jmot'ene , la. , und W. II. Tor-
willegor , Divlght.
1) . Harbour , of Hancrofl , had aloud of good
hogs averaging 2'J1 ibs. that brought { 5.40.
They were of IU feeding.
Ab Waggoner , of the nVrn of Waggoner
liirne.Vit Co. , is out again after being m-
lined to hlb house for u.wcek.
J. M. Wc'stcrlield , who has sold out his in-
tercbt in the lirm of Lornnor , Wcbtcrfield &
Maley. will remain with the Una in his prcs-
capactty until Juno 1. Mr. W. has made
many friends at the yards who will rc-giet to
sco him Icavi ) .
The following were among these who came
In with cattle : George Varnos , Missouri Yul-
ley ; J. II. Cowlcs , Kearney ; L. Carry. W.
Tillsou and It. Gdtos , Kavcnna ; H. H. Wuin ,
P. Hovoand L. f.angon , U'ood liivcr , I ) .
Todd , Milford ; J. C. lio/arth , IJuatnco ; A
I-Vyo , Ai Fryc ' , W. Hobbs and A. Ryan ,
lirooinllcld. .
The following notice , which , has been
posted nt the yards , is n step In the right
direction : "On ind after Mny 15th , 1SSS , thd
scales of this company will bo locked nt 3
o'clock p. in. JOHN F.iUurit. General Man-
npor. " It is nn tmtrngc on the shippers to
hold cnttio received here In the mornirip un
til 0 o'clock , waiting for some buyer to make
up his mind whether he Wants them or not.
As a matter , of course , pome of the buyers
will object to the rule ns the longer the cattle
nre hold In the ynrds the more they will
shrink , which is Just so m\ich \ money in the
buyer's pocket. _
OMAHA \VIIOhK8AM3 MAItlCBTS.
Produce , Fruits , Nuts , Ktc.
Friday , Mny 3.
T7ic followlnu fji'ofrttfpiis ' ( ire uholcstitc
nnd not rcfail. Prices ijiwtal on jiroilncc
nrf the rules nt icfiJr/i / roini 7Io(8 ( rc sold on
thin market- Fruits or other lliics of ( jovds
raiulrlny c.rlm litlior InxitMiii / ; c < i uioi-
ifil/sl / > c ii/llrl ) on oiu.sli/c / onlcrs at the
ftunc jirtccs qiiofal for the local trade.
Hates onour nnd Jcrd arc Jobber * ' prices.
J'rfei.iou ardlii rc tbofc imld by Omaha
millers delivered. All quotations on mcr-
chandli'G arc obtnlnal Jrom Icadliiy bouses
and arc corrected dally. 1'rlccs on crachcrs ,
cakes , c/c / , , rc those ylt'tii by leadlnu IIUHIU-
faclarcrs.
Trade was fair to-day with nothing unusual
to note. Utittcr , if really good , is In demand
and hnrJ to get , and readily brings firm out
side prices. Poorer grades are not particu
larly wanted and prices nrc easy , liggs nrc
steady nt former quotations , and poultry is
linn and unchanged , with offerings light.
Vegetables are not too plentiful and in good
demand ,
Hi'TTnn Fancy crcamcrv roll butter. 25@
20o , with solid packed nt 2i22c ( ) ( ; choice
country butter 19Q20C , common grades
17@18c , Inferior stuff 12@15c , according to
ijuullty.
Ecios-Strietly fresh 12tfl2'4e. '
Cini : : i : Full cream , 13u ( ' 14e.
STUuvninims FrcsliJL-'lorida , 2o(230c ( iwr
box.
box.Hizfiis
Hizfiis fiOc per doz.
POTATOES -Choice homegrown , 75iT'S."ic ( ;
Utah and Colorado stock , $1.10t'l.25 ( ; low
grades , SSSOSc.
POII.THNo ; dressed fowl in the market ;
live chickens , $3.75 ( 4.00 per doz ; turkeys ,
UWlIc " per lb ; gccsc , gll.OOfti 10.00 per doz.
a"SfiK.VAOi-S2.00@2.23. :
Kiil'iiAiin 5i' ) icr lb.
.O.NioNb Native stock Sl.2fifM.oO , Spanish
per box of 5 Ibs f 1.75Q 2.00 , California onions
3jurMc ( per lb.
LI.MO.NS $3.50(23.75 ( per box ; fancy , f4.00@
5. ( XI.
XI.OltAJfor.s
OltAJfor.s California Hlvcrside , ? 3.75 ( < ? 4.00 ;
Messina , $4.60@5.50 ; Los Angeles , $3.W@ (
3.25 ; Los Angeler Navals , S-t.OU ; lllvcnidc
Navals , JO.OO.
Asi-MiAous 50@00c per doz.
Ci'ccMiiKits Sl.OO per doz for choice.
LCTTL'CI ; 30@40o pur doz.
Cni.Kiiv California stock , $1.50 per doz.
RADISHES lOc per doz.
STKINH HUANS $2.75(33.00 ( per bu.
Oinix : : PIIAS ? J.25 per bu.
TOMATOKS M.OOO3.BO per bu.
PINK AWLBS S3JJO3.50.
HAXANAS Common medium , $2.50@3.00pcr
bunch ; choice , $3.00@3.50.
Tuits'ii's Uutitbagas , ShftfOOc.
DATES I'crsian. OJ @ 7c per lb.
SAVKH KHAUT Choice per bbl. of 32 gal.
$5.0005.00 ; K hbl. , $4.00@4.50 ; $11.00 per bbl.
of 50 gal.
CiliKit Choice Michigan cider , $4.50@0.50
per bbl. of 32 gal.
PorcoiiN Choice rice corn Is quoted at 3@
4o per lb. , other kinds 2j @ 3c per lb.
CAKUOTS $2.2J@2.50 per bbl ; new stock
40aM5e ( per doz. '
PAKSXIPS New stock , $3.00@3.50 per bbl.
C.MiiiAtis ! $1 per doz. for native stock and
3)C' 4c per lb. for California.
CAUUi'Lowcu--Good stock , $2.f > 0@2.7o per
dozen.
13KAXS Good stock , ? 2.CO@2.75 ; California
beans$2.25@2.IO.
FIGS In layers , 13@15c ; cake , lOc per ib.
NUTS Peanuts , C > ( jt > 7c ; raw Hrazil nuts ,
13c ; almonds , Tarragona , 22c ; English wal
nuts , 15'MSc ; filberts , ISc ; Italian chestnuts ,
15c ; pecans , 15c.
Ho.vcr l21c ( ( for 1 lb frames ; canned
honey , 10@12u ] ) er lb.
PAUSI.CY 30c jier do ? ,
CuiiCN O.vioxs 15&T20C per doz.
I'L'iin MATI.I ; Svvri1 ? 1.25 per gal.
KiituiAUii 5c per lb.
SAi.sirv 25u per bunch.
I I Oroccr'B Iilst.
KisriN'CD L ni ) Tierce , 7fc ; 40-lb square
cans , "Ji'c ; 50-lb round , 7c ; 20-lb round , 8c ;
10-lb pails , S o ; 5-lb pails , 88'c ; 3-lb pails ,
SVIUTS Now Orleans molasses , per bi > l. ,
37@4Cc per gal. ; corn syrup , 30c ; half bbls. ,
3Sc ; 4 gal. kegs , SI. 55 ; sorghum , 3Sc.
PKOVISIOXS Hams , 10x@10jfc ! ; breakfast
bacon , 10Jj@llc : bacon sides , bJ GISJ e ; dry
salt , S@S c ; shoulders , ( < t ! Mu ; dried beef ,
PICKI.CS Medium in bbls , $5.75 ; do in half
bbls , $3.40 ; small in bbls , J0.75 ; do In half
bbls , W.'JO ; gherkins , in bbls , S7.75 ; do in
half bbls , $4.40.
CANNUII GOODS Oysters , standard , per
case. $3.10@3.35 ; strawberries , 2-lb , per case ,
$3.00(23.10 ( ; raspberries , 2-lu , per case , ? 3.00 ( < ij
3.10 ; California pears , per case , $4.70 ( ( ] > 4.SO ;
apricots , per case , $4.30@4.40 ; peaches , per
case , ? 5.CO5.75 ; white cherries , per case ,
$0.00 ; California plums , pci'case , $4.50@I.CO ;
blueberries , per case , $2.20 (2.40 ; egg plums ,
2-lb , per case. $2.50 ; pineapples , 2-lb , per case ,
$3.20@5.75 ; Mb salmon , per doz , $ l.b5fel,95 ;
2-lb gooseberries , per case , ? 3.25i3.35 ( ' ; 3-lb
string beans , per case , S1.75@l.bO2-lb ; Lima
beans , per case , $ l. ( > 0@1.05 ; 2-lb marrowfat
peas , $ J.50@2 00 ; 2-lb early Juno peas , per
case , $2.85 ; 3-lb tomatoes , ? 2.40@3..r > 0 ; 2-lb
corn , $2,30rJ3.40 ( ; sardines , imported J , 12C >
15c per box ; domestic ) / , 0 ( V 0)jC ; mustard ,
-SO lb pails , $1.25@1.50.
SALT Per bbl in car load lots , $1.30.
Hoi'E-Sevcn-sixtecnths , 10ViTjllc.
CANDY Mixed , 9@llc ; stick , 9@9) ) < c.
HOLLAND Hniiiiisr.fr 70@72c per Iieg.
MAi'Li ! SHOAH Hricks , 12 e per lb ; penny
cakes , 13@14c per Ib.
HKOOMS Extra , 4-tio , $2.00 ; parlor 3-tie ,
painted handles , i2.25 ; No. 1 , $2.00 ; No. 2 ,
$1.75 ; heavy stable , $4.00.
STAHCII Mirror gloss , 5c ; Graves' corn ,
dytcOswcgo \ gloss , 7c ; Oswcgo corn , 7c.
TEAS Japans , 20Cf55o ; Gunpowder , 2fl@
COc ; Young Hyson , i2@f ! > 5c ; Oolong , 20@G5e.
POWIIEK AND SHOT Shot , $1.45 ; buckshot ,
$1.70 ; Hazard powder , $5.00 ; half kegs , $2.75 ;
one-fourths , $1.50 : blasting kegs , i2.35 ; fuses ,
100ft,45@75c.
SucuitGranulated , 7ffi7k'c ( ; conf. A , fl
7c ; white extra C , < % G ( iXo ; extra C , 0 ? <
OJ c ; yellow C , 5Jf C' riJic : cut loaf , 7
7 ? < c ; iwwdercd , 7QSj c ; New Orleans ,
COFFEE Ordinary grades , I0@17c ; fair ,
17 ( < pl8o ; prime , Iti&VJ o ; fancy green and
yellow , 22@23e ; old government Java , 28@
30c ; interior Java , 25ij2So ( ; Mocha , 28i30c ( ;
Arbuckle's roasted , lOJfc ; McLaughlin's
XXXX. 19o ; Dilworth'b , 10 'c ; Hod Cross ,
lOXc ; Alaromn , 19J o.
WooiiBNWAiiE Two'hoop pails , per doz ,
f 1,40 ; three-hoop pails , $1.05 ; No. 1 tub , $ (5,75 ( ;
No. 2 tub , t.1.75 ; No. 3 tub. * 4.75 ; washboards ,
electric , f 1.50 ; fancy Northern Queen wash
boards , $2,75 ; assorted bowls , $3.75 $ ; No. 1
churns , * 9.50 ; No. 3 , churns , fS.50 ; No , 3
churns , $7.50 ; butter ; tubs , $1.70 ; spruce , in
rests , 70c per nest.
Toiueco Pi.uo Lqrillnrd's Climax , 45c ;
Splendid , 45c ; Mechanic's Delight , 44c ; Leggett -
gett & Meyer's Stun 45o ; Cornerstone , 39c ;
Druininoiid's HorsCshoe , 45o ; J. T. , 42o ;
Sorg's Spearhead , 45c ; "Cut Kate1 29o ;
"Oh , My , " 27c.
TOUACCO SMOKING Catlin's Meerschaum ,
31e " ; Cutlm's Old Style , 23c ; Piper Heldsick ,
We" ; Sweet Tip Top , 3c ; U. N. O. , 18c ; Ucd ,
White and Hluo , 17e.
CincKi'.iis , CAIUS : , KTC. Prices subject to
change. Soda , 5e ; soda ( city goods ) , 7c ; soda
biiowllaku ( In tins ) , too ; soil a dandy , 5 ] u ;
soda wafers ( in tins ) , lee ; soda rcphyr , be ;
city oyster , 0c ; excelsior , 7c ; larina oys-
cr , 7c ; gem oyster , 5o ; monitor , 7c ; Omaha
tystcr , 7c ; pearl oyster , 5c ; picnic , 60 ;
snowdrop oybtcr , 7c ; butter , 60 ; Uoston ,
8c ; Omaha butter , 7u ; saw tooth butter , OJfcj
cracker meal , 5 > ; c ; graham , 8c ; graham
wafcro , lOc ; graham wafers in pound pack
ages , ] } $ ; hard bread , 5o ; milk , 7V c ; oat
int'.il , be ; oat meal wafcis , lOc ; oatmcHl wa
fcrs in iiouiid package ! . , 12 > o ; animals , 12c ;
Hulivergingcrrouim,7coieaui,8iCoriiliill ( ) ; ! ; ,
lUe ; cracUnclls , Hie ; frosted cream , We ;
ginger htiaiis , So ; ginger snaps ( city ) , 9c ;
homo made ginger snaps , in boxes , 13c ; homemade
made finger snaps , ( Mb cans ) per dozen ,
$2.50 ; lemon creamsSo ; pretzclshuiid ( made ) ,
11H ; assottcd cakes and jumbles , 113 < oas-
bortcd lingers , ] 5c ; afternoon tea ( in tins ; ,
per box , 1700 ; banana llnuers , 14o : butter
jumbles , HKc : Hrunswick , 15c : brandy
snaps , 15o : chocol.xlo drops ( new ) lee ; chocn-
late wafers , ISc ; Christina" } lilnch ( in tins ) ,
per dozen , $ l.5ucocoa ; taffy snaps , 14c ; crlfco
cake , 12o ; Cuba Jumbles , HHc ; cream puffs ,
80cegtf ; Jumbles , I4o ; ginger drops , lie ;
honey jumbles , UWc ; Jolly lingers , Ific ; Jelly
wafers , 16c. icily tart ( new ) , 15c , lady ling
ers , 13c , vanilla-bar , 14c. vanilla wafers , 14c ;
Vienna wafers , I dwieu nacUaees iu a box ,
per dyzen , t8 50. '
All poods packed In cans Ic per lb ndvnnco
except , snowflnko and wafer soda , which nro
packed only In caiifl , Soda In fl lbomlWb
XC9'i 0ipcr lb " 'Ivanco ' ; nil other
u lo ier lb advance.
poods ] . Soda In Mb paper
boxes , Ic per lb advance. The 2-lb boxes nro
pnckcdjn cnjcs holding 18 in n cnso. The 3-
lb boxes are packed In cases holding 12 m n
fan5 T.m ° , 14b boxcA nro. l > ackctl ln scs
holding , ! 0 in
a cnso. One-lbgrnbam nnd oat
meal wafers packed 2 doz In a case.
Show tops for boxes , with glass opening to
show goods , 75c. Cans for wafer soda , $3.00 ,
n ° l returnable. Cans for snowllako soda
* $ - ° ° , 1'cr doz. Tin cases with glass face to
display the goods , "flc cnch. No charges for
packages except for cans nnd returnable
goods. Glass front tin cans and "snowllako"
soda cans nro returnable at prices charged.
Dry Goods ,
monil. Cc ; Pacllle , CJc. iNinoo Ui.t'i ' :
Washington , ' c ; Century , digo blue prints ,
l"c " ; American , 7c ; Arnold , OKc ; Arnold 13 ,
lie ; Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , lOVc.
Duns-s-Clmrter Oak. Be &
; Homnpo , 4 } ;
Lodl , 5o ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond , Oc ; Windsor ,
0 > e ; Eddystonc , 0's-o ; Pncille , GJ c.
iv.i. \ , 11v. . - , \ iu > i , v.x\ . * , . ! , , u ; iiou-
sicr LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7 c ;
41MIW14I , H. t-ij V4V
HATTS Staiiilnril , Oc ; Gem , lOc ; Ucauty ,
] 2)Jc ) ; Uyonnc , 14i > ; U , cased , ? O.M ) .
WAIIIUIbb , white. lOc ; colorcil ,
22c.
22c.UL'
UL' < K West Point 20 in. 8 07. , lOJ e ; West
Point , 2'J In. 1(1 ( oz. , 12jic ; West Point , ID in
12 o15c ; West Point 50 in. 11 oz. , lc. ( !
Checks-Caledonia XHK ; Caledonia XX ,
lOJgej Econoniy , li' ' 'c ; Otis , UUc.
Kr.NrucKV Jr.Ass Muinorlal , l.'e ; Canton ,
2Sc ; Durham , Z' c ; Hercules , 18c ; Leaming
ton , SJi c ; Cottswohl. 2T c.
Citvsit Slovens' 13 , ( io ; blenched , 7c ;
Stevens' A , 7Ve ; blcivchcd , S c ; Stevens' P
bic ; bleochcit , ( J , ' < ic ; Stevens' N , > fcl.
bli-aehed , lOifc ; Slovens' S HT , 13 We.
MibCitHNioi-s : : Table oil cloth , S3.S3 ;
plain Holland , S , ' < , c to U > c ; Dado Holland ,
- $ < > .00@35.00.
White , S1.00 ( . ! 7.50 ; colored ,
* 1.10 ( < ! S.OO.
Hi.r.icncn SitnnTtxo Bcrkcly cambric ,
No. CO , O'nc ; Hcst Yt4-4 , 6 o\ \ butter cloth ,
OO , 4&e ; Cabot , 7' < ; c ; Farwell , 8 'c ; Fruit
of Loom , 0' ' ; Frceno G , Oc ; Hope. 8c ; King
Philip cambric , lie ; Lonsdalc , llj e ; Lons-
dnle , 9c ; New York mills. HlJ e ; Pepperell ,
42-in , lie ; Poppcrell , 40-in. , 12c ; Pepi > erell ,
0-4 , lOe ; Pepperell. 8-4 , 21e : Pepperell , 9-4
2.ic ; Pcppcrell , 104. 25o ; Canton. 4-4 , 8 0 ;
Canton , 4-1 , 9 } c ; Triumph , Oc ; Wainsutta ,
HV ; Valley , 6e.
GINOIIA.M Plunkett checks , 7J < fc ; Whitten-
ton , 7)41 ) ? ; York , 7 u : Normiuidi dress , 8 } o ;
Calcutta dress , S' c : Whittcndon dress , 8Jic ;
Kcnfrew dress , 8) ) < i@12Vtfc.
TICKS Lewiston , 30-in , 12)ffc ) ; Lcwiston.
32-in. , 13J c ; Yorir , 32-in. , 14e ; Swift river ,
73 e ; ThorndykeOO , bc , ; Thormlyko EP ,
8 0 ; Thorndike 120 , 9) ) o ; Ttiorndiko XX ,
15c ; Cordls , No. fi , 9 > o ; Cordis , No. 4 , lie.
lluxnis Amoslfeug 1J , 9-oz , lOo ; Everett ,
7oz , 13c ; York 7-oz , 13c ; Haymaker , 8 } c ;
Jaffrcy XX , lllfe ; Jaffrey XXX , 12) ) c ;
llenver Creek AA , 12c ; Heaver Creek U13 ,
lie : Ucnvcr Creek CG , lOc.
FUNNELS Plaid Raftsman , 20c ; Goshcn ,
32' < , c ; Clear Lake , 3 c ; Maple City. 30Vc.
Whlte-G H No. 2 , ? f , 21c ; G H No. 1. % ,
30c ; Quechco No. l , , 42c ; Quechco No. 2 ,
COTION FI.ANXII.S 10 per cent trade dis
count LL , tijfc ; CC , TKc ; SS , 83 < fc ; Numo-
lesa , 5Kc ; No. 5 , Oc ; BE , 9) ) c ; GG. 10'o ; ;
XX , 12 > c ; OG , 14e ; NN , liic ; HX , ISc ; H ,
20c ; No. 10 , yc : so , lO c00,12Kc80 ; ; , Kic ;
20c , colored , lOc ; 50 colored , 12c ; 70 , colored ,
25c ; Uribtol , IS c ; Union Pacific , ISc.
General Markets.
FLOUII AND Funn Minnesota patents , ? 2.45
fe2.50 per cwt ; Kansas and Missouri fancy
winter patents , ? 2.50 ( < f2.75 jiercwt ; Nebraska
Iiatents , 2.45a2.50 ( per cwt ; rye Hour , $2.00
per c\Vt ; wheat graham , $1.73 per cwt ; rye
graham , S1.35 ( 1.40 per cwt ; New York buck
wheat , W.50 per cwt ; Excelsior , $3.00 per cwt ;
ready raised , $5.00 per 100-lb case ; cornmcal ,
yellow. $1.00(31.10 ( per cwt ; white ? 1.10C1.15
per cwt ; bran , S10.00igl7.00 ( i > cr "ton ; bcreen-
niKS. $ i3.r ) ( ) per ton ; suekcil , STiu pur cwt ;
Iiomiuy , W.2 , > per bbl : chojincd feed , $18.00
per ton ; chopped corn , ? H > .f > /)17.00 ( ) per ton.
LEATIICH Oak soles , 3. > ( < f37c ; hemlock
slaughter sole , 21i ( 3'Ju ; hemlock dry sole , 13
< g25c ; hemlock kip , ( XJC'lOOc : A. & H. runner
Ki | ) , r > 0f7dc ; A. hemlock calf , ! IOc@$1.00 ; A.
A. hemlock culf , "backs , " 75c ; hemlock
upper , l'J@24c ; Enplish sraiu upjcr , 2oc ;
hemlock grain upper , 21 ( 21c ; Tampico U. L.
Morocco , 2A33c ! ) ( ; Tampico pepple , O. D. Mo. ,
220 20e ; Curacoa. U , G. Mo. , 30c : Simon
$2.60Cr J.7i : ; French calf kids. $ ; j.2l ( ; oak kip
skins , $ sOct$1.00 ; oak calf skins , $1.00il..rM ( ;
French calf skins , $1.25 323 ; French kip
skins , SI. 10(51.CO ( ; Kussltt linlnps , S3.00Sn.r,0 (
per doz. ; pink cream and white linings , ? .W )
(29.75 per Uoz. ; colored toppings , 59.00 ®
11,00.
ExTiurrs Sanderson's oil bergamot , per
lb. , $2.75fe3.00 ; oil lemon , per lb. , * 2.fiO ; oil
lieijperment , $3.00 ; oil wfntcrfirecn , $2.50 ;
olive oil , Malaga , per gallon , $1.25 ,
WINDOW GM&S Single , 70 per cent and 5
per ccnt'vdouble , 70 anil 10 per cent , discount.
PAINTS White lead , pure. OMc ; white lead ,
fancy , ( l e ; putty , in bladders. ! ! c ; Paris
white , 3e ; common , 2' c ; red lead , 7c.
OILS Carbon , 175 degrees , I3c ; Unseed
boiled , G2c ; linseed , raw , 7.ric ; castor , No. 1 ,
§ 1.20 ; No. 2 , $1.12 ; bperm whale , Jl.OO ;
whale water , bleached , bic ! ! fish , bank , 3c ;
neatsfoot , extra , ( ! 5c ; neatsfoot , No. 1 , r > ( ) c ;
pasolmo , 75 degrees , 13c ; W. S. Lard , ( i5u ;
No , 1 lard , fiOe ; No. 2 lard , 504t55c ; W. Vn.
zero , 14cV ; \ , Va. Hummer , 12o ; golden No.
1 , 40c ; golden No 3 , Sou ; whale , SOc ; naptha ,
1 degree , lie ; headlight , 150 degrees , 12c ;
headlight , 173 degree , 15c ; turpentine , 4Sc ;
castor , pure , 2.45 per gal.
HIDES Green butchers , ' 3 } ( rt4e ; green
cured , r > K@ < llifc ; dry flint , 9c ; dry salt , be ;
green sailed calf , T'-i'feSe. ; damaged hides
two-ltiirds price ; dry salted deaconp , 25c
each. 'I'Ollow No. 1 , 3'4c ' ; No. 2 , 2'4C. '
Grcase Prime white , 4'4c ; yellow , 3c ;
brown , 2c. Slieep pelts lUcC'til.OO , accord
ing to ( juality. Urandcd hides clabbillcd us
damaged ,
TEEL
Are the Best ,
IN TIIH JSSSKNTIAIj tlUAI.ITIKS OP
Durability , Evenness of
Point , and Workmanship.
Bimiilcs for trial of IU different ct > les liy millon
roccl'to | ' ( IU ri'iiu In ttanil'tf. ' Abk Icrc-Jnl-Vo. 8.
IVISON , BUKEMfiH & CO , ,
( . II , I'Al.slj.H. K | > 'IlinlOA.V. J. II IM.AM'il.MU ) ,
PALMER. RICHMAN ie CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
03Uu-Ilijcini 2 < .Opnosltn Kxclinngo Ilullillnc , union
Hock VurUn , fcouttJ OiuiUin , c U.
McCOY BROS. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Market fiirniKlioil fruo on apiilluallon Stucken uivl
fcii'lcrn furnl ) iu < loiik'i > ol ( irm > . lto < ur n'-i' Omit-
Im Niilluii-tl Hunk mill houtb Ouiabn Nulluniu , Uulua
blbck V nls , buntli Oinuhn.
ORIMER.WESTERFIELD&
Live Stock Commission ,
Boom 15 , Kicbuniiu liulKliiii ; . fnlou Mock VnrJs ,
ALEXANDER & FITCH ,
ConiHiision Dealers in Live Sock ,
r.Qom . > , Uppntlto Kxclnnvo HulldiiiK , Uulon Hiock
Vunl , fkulB ) Umalia , .s'l'O.
UNION ST6cK YARDS CO
Of Omaha , Limited ,
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Impionionts. _
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements ? agons
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C tl.t. nd 'J ' M Mt.twe.BMh.Bj
& METC-ALF CO. ,
AgricnltnrallniDlciflentSjWagonSjCarrlagcs
' . WholcMle. Onintia , Ncfcrnakn.
PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN ,
, WlioleiMoPcnlcrsln
Agricnltnral ImDlomcnts , Wagons & Buggies
C01.tm.HiS ami IWI Joiion Street , Omalm.
P. P. MAST& CO. ,
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Cultivator * , liar ll ke . Cider Mills nml I.ntmn lul-
. Cor llth niul Mcliulm Mri-cl .
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Agricultural Implements , Wagons &Buggies
Corner llth nml Nlclioln * trrot .
OMAHA nilANril.
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Harrostini : Machinery and Binder Trcinel
W. 13. Stead , Maunder. 1213 l.cnvcimotlh ft. , Ouiali *
Boots and Shoos.
W. V. MORSE Si CO. ,
Jolihers of Boots and Shoes ,
Artists' Materials.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Douulua Street , Oiuaba , Nebraska.
MOLINE.MIUBURN&STODDARD Co
Monufncturcrs nnil Jobbers In
Wagons Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Ciir. Will nml I'nrino Htropti , Oinnhn , Nc-li ,
1110 IHtt-llUJ louk'lif : St. , Omnlm AlMnufnclory , Sum
1LHT St. , IklJtOll
K1RKENDAL.L. JONES & CO. ,
( Successors to Heed , Jours A Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Audits fur Hoclon Hiihucr Hhoo Co. 1102,1104 & 11U6
Hnrncy St. . Omnlm. Ncbraakii.
_ _ Booksellers and Statlonors *
" H. M , & S. W. JONES ,
Successors to A. T. Kenyan A Co.V liolcanlo A Hctnll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Flno Wcilillnp Plntlnncry. Commcrclnl Stationery.
lft l > oujln | fctreetOiunha , Nob.
Coffees Splcos
LARKE CO > FE
Umaba Coffee ami yplc
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder.
lavorliiK Kitrncts. I.numlrr llluu. lnk > , Ktc. li lt-
r , llHrnoy Slret't. Omnlm. Nchrmkn.
Crockery and
W. L. WRIGHT.
Agent fertile Mnmifncturerannil Irurortcrsot
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Chimneys ,
Ktc. OBI ce , HI ? H. 13th 81. . Omnlia.
PERKINS. CATCH & LAUMAN ,
Importvra and Jobbers of
Crockery ; Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Etc 1514 Kiirtmm St. , New 1'nxtnn IlutlitliiR.
Commission and Storage-
CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. ,
( Successors to McShnne A SchrocUcr. )
Proflnce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Oiuuba , Nebraska.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBRASS.
Wholesale
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commission
McrclumU. Currpsrondenou solicited , lull North
loth fctreet , Onialm , Neb
RIDDELL & . RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties Huttcr , Kco , Clicesp , I'onltrr , ( lame ,
Oyetcrs , Ktc. , Ktc. 112 South luh btruet.
Coal , Co kp and Lima.
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OMAHA'C'OAL , COKE & "LiivrE"
Johte of Hard and Soft Coal ,
20) ) South 13th Street , Omnba , Nebraska.
J. J. JOHNSON & CO. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime ,
Ami shippers of Coal , Toke , Cement , 1'lnster. Lime ,
Drain Tile , and bewurl'lpc. OOlco , 1'axton Hotel ,
Fur/mm St. , Onmbn , Neb , Tclcplionetlll.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
211 South 13th St. . Omaha , Neb.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 anil 1104 Douglas , Cor. 1Kb St. , Oniahit , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRYOOODSCo
Importers and JohhersinDry Goods.Notions .
Gents' Kurnlsbinu OooiH. Corner lllh nnd
bin. , Omaha. NVhrnahn.
FurrTturo.
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DEWE'YA ;
Wholesale Dote in Furniture ,
Knrnam Plrcot , Oinuba. Nvtiraikn.
CHARLES SHIVERICK.
Furniture
Omabu , NubruxVa.
Office Fixtures.
Till ) SLM.MONItS MANUFACTUUINQ CO.
Miinufiictureraof
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mnntles , ShipboardsIlnnk Oiinri , DriiK I'txtiirc * . Wall
I'liM's , I'lirlllloiu , Itiillln/H , Counters , HOT anil
Wlnu ( oolern , Mlr r , etc. Jnciory nml omee.lTa )
iiml 1 J boutli Ulli h | . , Onialm , Telcphoncr ll.'l.
Crocorloo.
PAXTON ALLAOHER ' te b"6 7
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
705 , T07 , ICO and 711 S. ICth St. , Omahii , Hcb.
MoCORD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
1 th nnil I.envcimorlli Streeli.Omttha , Nebraska ,
Hardware.
LEE . FRIED & "CO. .
Joliiicrs of Hardware and Nails ,
Tinware. Sheet Iron. IHo. Agentn for Ilowu Scales
und illuml rowtlcr Co. , Oinnba , N b.
HIMEBAUOH & TAYLOR.
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
' Tool * and IlutTulo Scalei. 1105 DOUKHI |
htrocl , Uiimlm , Nebru > lin.
RECTOR , WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
lOtli anil llarner gt . . Oinali , . .N'cl ) . Wi- tern Agenti
( orAuitln Powder Co. , JellurKnn Steel Nalli ,
fiurbunk tHiiUuidHritlci.
MARKS BROS. SADDLER YCO
Wkiik-sule .Munulactururi uf
Saddlery & Johhers of Saddlery Hardware
And Jauntier. llU.iU'Jl an'l 1107 llarucy tf
_ Nubruijm.
W. JBROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Spring , Wagon Hl'jrk , Uardiraro , Lumber , Ktf , 1303
_ " uudlSII Hartley hired , ( jiukiii. _
"JAMES A , EDrTleV.
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
"Viifonand Carriaxo Wool StnrV. Heary Hardware
Ktc. l.'iTund 1214 Uummwortu ht. , Oniabii. Neb.
Uiimlor.
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6'rvfATlA LUMBliR CO. .
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
lit I Slreel and t'nl in I'aclflo Tr.icli , O.-niha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
UOCTJ , Etc , yrlCcruer Ith aod Da-Mint ; COfnvi
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Caps , Eto.
W. LVPARROTTE"ft CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods ,
. 1107 H < rniySlrp t. Omaha. NPh.
C N DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinus of lumlisr ,
13th and California streets. Oomha Nebraika.
FRED W. GRAY.
Lumber Lime Cement Etc
Etc
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Cornerfih nnd lou lj > jjlt..Om h .
T. W. HARVEY LUMBEn CO7T
To Dealers Only ,
_ OffltollOF ( rni m Street , Ora h .
JOHN A WAKEFIELDT
Bolfjsaj LiiiiiJer , Etc ,
illlnftukro Hydraulic
gulncj White l.ltnc.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wocxl CnrpcH mill Pnrqtirl Flooring. Plh mid Unu li > ji
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER
Cnrlcr A Pun , l'r p > . Mnniitncturcriiif nil kind !
Steam Boilers , Tante and Sheet Iron Work
\Yorkc oiith 9)tli ) nnil II. A M. cro. ltiK.
PAXTON .t VIRltUNO IHONVOIIK8 ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort
IlnKlnr' , llm Workpnprnl | Koiimlrjr , Mnchlnn nnd
Ulticksmllli Work , onti'u iiml Winks , U. 1' llr.
nnil 17lli Mtrvct , Onmlin.
OMAHA WIRE > tlRON
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
loik ) Itnlln , Wlnilnw OuinK Mower SUn.l , Wlro
HKIH. lUc. I'U North Kill btrvct.Uiiiulm.
OMAHA SAFE nntl IRON WORKS ,
Man'frs ' of Firo& Burglar Pruof Safes
Vnnlti , Jnll Work , Iron mid Wlro IVncInu , Sluns , Kto.
_ ( ) Wiilrci-ii. Tirt'i'r Ccir lull nml . lni'K'on t < n
CHAMPION IRON nnd WIREWORK3
Iron and Wire Fence ? , Railing Guards
uJ Hciuuua , lorb.uiKs , iiilliMa , tiuii-n , i | dc > ncx a , ulo
Improtcd Affiilnm , IxCktniltli Mnchlncrr uuJ
_ UlucksuillU Worki. 4lWSouthlitlia I.
rt LL.AUH ,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time LocKs ,
Clpiicrnl AN'nt ( for DIcboM Pafo < t lock Co.'ii
Vaults uud Jull Wotk , Hli Funmtu btrccl , Uiu biu
_ _ i. . inmory nnd Motions.
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I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers & Johliers in Millinery & Notions
_ , 210 nnd 2IS BoutU llth Street.
Notions'
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
4(0 nnd 405 Bcuth 10th St. , Omntm.
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
lldj ItHrney Street , Omnlm.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. .
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
A le ( rea p. Ktc. , Omaha. A II. illrhnu.Mnnitv r
Paper Boxes
JOHN L. WILKIE.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nos. 1IH7 nnil KI1U Douglnw St.Oiiiulin , Nub.
Paints and Oils-
CUM MINGS * Nini.HON.
WhuluBito Dvulvr : In
Paints. Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
Ufa Kmii , = m bliuct , Uuiuliii.Viib.
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Cnrry n nice itock of TrlntlnK. Wrupplnft and Writing
I'Hf'er. Bpeelal attention lilrgn to car loail onlcrs.
Printers' Materials. _
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WESTERN N E VV S P AP E R UN 1 6 N
Auxiliary PnWishers ,
sHUPPle. , . . MI
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
311 Clothing and Leather lleltlni ; . 100 ! ) Kitrcam Btraat.
Flttlnss , Pumps , Etc.
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CO. .
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
11 Etc-
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
. Wholesale Finnns , Pipe , Fillings ,
Steam nnrt Wntor Puiiplloii. TIi > ailqu rti > n ftir Slait.
Iuoit A C BQO'iii. 1111 I'lUiium l. , Oiniihn.
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUM > CO. .
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ilulllday Wind Mills. OH KM .
awl r miiiii St.Orauli .
U. h. llocs. ActliiB Munncer.
13ROWNELL& ( JO , .
Rngines , Boilers and General Machinery
Sheet Iron Work Stenm I'limpB , Saw MIM . 121 > 12I4
lA'avc-nworlli t-lreel. Omuha.
SoodB.
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PHIL. STIMMEL *
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
( ill and ilia Jones Struct Omaha.
Storogo , Forwarding A. Commleslon
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS & CO. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
ranch lioiueof the Ilemicr lliKiiyl''i , llujfvlen
wUolcaulc anil riilnll , J , H UlOHii.l m'l IrarJ Btrool ,
ittUa. Ttk-iLuii uU ) .
Broworo.
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"s-TORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
mi North KlKthteonth Btrect. Oiualia. N h.
Ovorolla.
CANFIELD MANUFACTUniNO CO. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans Cants , glilrti , Kic. HWnrnl 1101 Duiulir Blreot ,
Umukft , Kcu.
EAOUE CORNIE WORI < S ,
Manufacture Galvanized Iron anil Cornice.
JuUu Ki > un < .U'r. 1'rnptiulor Wl Dudt'o iinj lltJ and 1M
Sauh , Doors , Etc.
M. A. mSBROV f CO. ,
Wliolemln Moiur . tnrrri , of
Sasli , Doors , Blinds and ,
lirnnt.il bir.-e. Utli ami ItarJ fclf jcln.Omulia , KeV.
HOHrTTvlA N UFA CT 0 H 1 NO * C oT"
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
, UIr WorV unit Interior llHrJ W.cil I' ! *
liu. K. K. OurnerMliaiiJ l nn'iinorlU blrctrlr ,
Uuiulm , tii'
O M A H AP L A N I N pM I L. L Co
Manafactnrers of Moulding , Sash , Doors ,
Anil llllniU.Tnnlni ; , Plulr-work , Hank mid Offlc * nt *
_ tinyi. A < ili unit lujjlitc' | A reuuK. _
Bmolto Stacks , Dolloro , Eto
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H. K. SAWYER ,
Maiiufactarii'i ' : dealer in sniokc Slacks ,
, dVui * iu.t llfM'ra. Holler Hifu'llutUlt
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