TJ1E OMAHA DAILY BEE. : THpnStAY ) , . AUGUST i ) . 1888. 3
THE'SPECULATIVE MARKETS ;
Wheat Subjected to Heavy ProsBuro
By the Donrs.
CORN RULES ABOUT STEADY.
Onts Dull mill Bplrltlrsq An Uncx-
Ilrcalc In I'rovMoim A
Downturn In Cuitli * Iiud by
TCMUIH HORN ACtlVC.
CHICAGO PUODUCii
Cinc.uio , August 8. [ Special Telegram to
Tun Hr.n.j "The decline In Amorlcnn mar
kets iinil tlio advance In foreign markets lias
brought buyers mid sullen * together , end 11
Inrgu nmouiit of business Is resulting , " was
the somewhat , meaty ana significant remark
of a lending grain merchiint Ibis afternoon.
Limited orders lor it very largo quantity of
wheat hiivo been in tlio linmls nf exporters
In New V'ork for some tlmu and the opinion
IB entertained In pome quarlers that the
innrkot has boon depressed oy main strength ,
to a point that would unable brokers to lill
these limited orders. The explanation Is
HUlllclenUy reasonable for belief by well In
formed poisons. That there is manual ac
tivity In the cash murkct Is apparent. Ship
ments fiom woilern and seaboard points tire
on n lurgo scale nnd there Is good reason 'or '
stating that n very largo amount ol wheat
additional has been sold In western
markets for immediate shipment. The
details arc not jet made public and
* ll the reports ol port woikings may bo cxag-
Vi gcniled. The clearances hero and at other
S lake polls In the next few days will demon
strate whether thu statement circulated to
day Is true that not less than l.OOJ.OOUbushels
of wheat line been sold for shipment within
the lust two days. Exporters have rarely
been less communicative than to-day. They
net on the maxim followed by Commodore
Vmidurbilt , who WUH wont to advise his
friends not to "tell anybody what you are
going to do till you do it. " Until business at
hand is consummated , shippuis arc , as a rule ,
mum. This Is one of their days in thnt line.
The prossuri ) on the wheat market was not
lifted until nearly the close of the
session , when a reaction ol ? ac from tUu lo
decline was pormiUed. The market opened
JfCxdc elf on easier English und continental
cables , accompanied by news of brighter
woiitlicrnhroud. From b'Jo ! for September
and 8. > % c for December , the mm kut worked
down to 8'iko undS&c , recovering and closing
ut 8.1)1 , © Oil c and 5gf respectively. Trade
was above the average volume. Tlio market
was n imapiiointmenttotho trade in general ,
but it worked lo suit the scalping bears.
There is , however , a very firm undertone to
the market at the decline , though improving
weather conditions abroad iniij result in a
reaction to continental ami English markets.
The corn market had n weak opening , and
tmnoness was thu prevailing iciituro for u
time. Spirited buying by Uryiint and two or
three others advanced September from -iri' ' o
to 400 nnd October from 44jjC ! to Ilie. 1'rlces
subsequently worked backed to the lowest
point but recovered something of their pre
vious vigor during the last half hour and
closed at Wiy.4rii' ( for September and -J4e
for October , or about yestei day's closing
range. Business in tlio pit was on rather a
largo scale , trades in round lots being quite a
common thing.
Oats lacked animation. Receipts , though
light , were nearly all inspected as new oats.
The opening wan at about steady figures , but
under the estimated small arrivals for to
morrow placed at DO cars near futures
ruled 'i@J40 ; higher. Trading orders were
only moderate with this ami next month the
favorite futures , though transactions were
restricted , as buyers and sellers were often
apart in their views. For August there was
considerable inquiry at 25 c , with the next
month at 3 @le discount : October was in
fair demand and May quiet. New No. 2 oats
in store were saleable at about 25c , with old
oats llrmly held and nominally higher at ' „ , <
8o. ( )
Provisions rather surprised the general run
of operators by a severe decline. A weak
feeling was developed over night , and the
market opened with an unexpected disposi
tion among Into buyers to sell , coupled with
indifference upon the part of packers
to aunport prices. In the entire trade
a marked change was noticeable in the tone ,
und of pork initial sales were made at n de
cline of 10(7il2 ( ) > c , while lard opened 7 c and
short ribs fie lower. Later opening prices
were improved in some instances a little , but
the upward turn vns sadly wanting In back
bone , mid under free offerings prices receded
largely and severely. From the best figures
made pork broke 250 , lard ? @ 10c and short
ribs 2U@2r > c. There was subsequently some
recovery from this depreciation , but it was
poorly supported and comparatively limited.
The closings compared with yesterday's final
prices showed a net decline of 22J @ 25e on
pork , lytQWu on lard and 2 ( oj'7Kc on short
ribs.
OIllOAliO ljlVI5 STOCK.
Cmouio , Augusts. [ Special Telegram to
Tim Hue. I CATTI.K Kulod slow at the
opening and showed signs of weakness from
the start. A few loads of good and useful
corn-fed natives sold equally well as on Mon
day or Tuesday , but about everything below
this class sold anywhere from U'c ' to 15i
lower. Good Texans stud rangers that sold
BO well on Monday and Tuesday were quoted
lower to-day. Common and canning Texans
were 10@lio ! lower. All descriptions of native
butchers' slock followed the down-turn on
Toxnns. Veal calves were in big supply anil
lower limn last week. Thostockurand fcedei
trade remains slow and unsatisfactory. The
receipts Included 5,500 Texas mid weslen :
cnttlo ; choice , gt..0j ( ( ( ( > . ' . ! 0 ; medium to gooi
steers , 1850 toUOl Ibs , f5.aO ( < j,3 DO ; 1200 tc
11150 Ibs , .0 , > Cii > 525 ; U50 to 121)0 ) Ibs , SI ) 75ii (
4,50. btookers and feeders , fr2.OJOtii.fiO :
cows , bulls and in'ixed , $1.25j ( J.2. ) i bulk
t2. " > 0 < y2.05 ; slop fed steers , fUO ( . 5.50. Tuxa1
cattle5o lower ; steers , IW ) to 10.MI lb = > , J2.70 ( < i
! U'l ' ; 715 to 1)00 ) Ibs. 'J.OOiJ ! 25 ; 1.00 . to 700 Ibs
f2.r.0i'100 ( ! ; cows , Si W't8J15 ! ; western rang
ers , 10i > lower , quality poor ; natives and hal
breeds $ J,40 ( < ? 1.45 ; wintered Texans , $ U.l)0rj ) (
4.00.
llotisTrade was fairly active witlindowi
turn of about 5c all round , making u dccllm
of 5@10e for the week so fur. Some sales
men fancied prices were stronger In tin
northwestern division than elsewhere. lies
heavy closed at W.4ijrUi.5U ! ( ; mixed , f 1.15ft
li.yr , mid light sorts at $0. lf@'l.50. ' Earl ;
sales were 5j ( 10c higher than the nbov-i
quotations.
KINANOIAU
Nnw YOIIK , Augusts. [ Special Tolrgraii
to TIIU linn. ] STOCKS Naws in Wall stroc
was again bullish , and the sentiment in thu
line run as high us on yesterday. The nctiv
ity und advance of the past two days lt
brought a largo number of Oi > ' " *
org (0 ( ti ,
toW C01 : ' . not affoni uTslny at th
h places wtillo stocks were bein
boomed like ut present. Humors abov
pools wore moio numerous. Some wore sal
to bo actively nt work and others ge
ting under way. It was also said that
largo Chicago following that has lately bee
on the bear side hud turned bull und woi
buying stock heavily. While everybody
buying stocks , the action of the mark )
showed that the supply was better , ana gu\
evidences of the bulls rculUIng , as son
deemed the present advance suQlelent to s
cure profits. Trading , however , was n <
heavy up to noon , being 114,733 share
There was a spurt of activity at the opcnln
but the dealings soon settled down to a fair !
active business , which was quite evenly ill
trlbutcd over the leading stocks , though S
Paul , Lake Shore , Western Union , Hearth
and Now England were the most promincn
First sales were about steady , being eitlu
unchanged or varying by slight fructloi
different cither way. Subsequent tradh
failed to develop any special features , tl
movements in the list being confined , wither
exception , to small fractions. The mark
was heavy and everything shude.il c
slightly. Jersey Central uud LacUuwaui
were ccwisplcnous'for their' wc.-ikncs * , losing
j nm1 4 l > cr cent respectively. ' Cincinnati ,
Cleveland , Columbus As Indianapolis was the
only notable exception to the general rule ,
rialng } { per cent. The dull spell about mid
day was succeeded by n period of Increased
activity. London dad liberal buying orders
In the market for Heading. There were also
good homo orders mid the price was ad
vanced to ( & } , the highest price touched on
the present boom. Parties who bulled Lake
Shore last week bought It again to-dny , but
only enough to Mcudy It. The whole list
moved upward the last hour , and closing
sales were at almost outside prices. Con
spicuous pains were 2'.f ' on Cleveland , Co
lumbus , Cincinnati ft , Indianapolis , nnd 13
on Pullman , ( Hit- highest price being IG''Jf ' ' )
which is higher than any other stock on the
list. Mmilmitnn gained % , Michigan Cen
tral Jf. and Missouri Pacific Iff. St. Paul
nnd Lake Shore closed the imio ase8lcr , -
day. Total sales were 'JftV'is ! shares.
1' . P. 4s regular..127 % Northern I'.iclllo. . . 2i ! '
t'.H isi'onponi . .127V donreferied ! < ' * *
H. S. 4'iHii > irulnr IMlVf. * N. W IU'
P. S. I'lSoonpons 10714 doiirofoired , . . . .Hl'i
I'ariiiccsof ' ! ' , > . . .19) ) N. V.Ccnlral UW
( vmrul I'arltlo . i"i'j I1. , I ) . A I' wy
Chlingo .V Altcin 131 ! Hi < ( klslunil . . . . lid
C'lilniKo.lUllllliKton ( ' . . M. \ ! -t. I'
* qulncy ll.Vj do preforrC'l. . . .1114
f ) . , I. . , v W . l irt'J Ht.l'aiil .vo.imim . II %
Illinois ( Vntrnl . 12:1 : dopiffiTieil . . . .Itfi
I. , l\ ) W H'i ' I'nlon I'm Hie t'l
Kan--n ATexas. : . . iri' W. . St. I. , v I1 U'J
I.nkcHliuio . . 7J On
. . . . . . ( Vntrnl. . 8S " WtMterii t'tilou. . . . ? .Pj
MNsmirl IMcille
MONKI o.s OAI.I. Easy tit t < yM' ; per cent.
I'IIIMB MCHCAMTILU PAPUII 4l4jiHJ ( per
cent.
Smit.is'o UxriMVoc Dull , but sto.ulv nnd
imcli msoil nt fj.l-5 for slxly d.iy bills , fl 7X
for dom.uul.
I'KOOUCI'J MAIIKKI'S.
August \Vluvit-Steady ;
cash , b2V0c ; September , S3 3 lo. : ; October ,
Wo.
Com Steady cash , 4flic ] , ; September.
45 11 ! Hie ; October , 4iM'c.
Oats- Firm ; cash. 2is e ; September , St 'c ;
October , 2 l ° N'c.
Hyc-n e.
HIII ley Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy S'J.IO { 3. 15.
Flnv SI.HMf.
Whisky -1.20.
Pork -Steady ; cash , fl4.15 ; September ,
SU.lTJif ; October , $11 15.
Lard Easy : e.isti and October , { SS2,1/ ;
Scptcmbor. JS.S5.
I' lour Firm and unchanged ; winter wheat
in sacks , SJioC'W.S" ; In barrels , f.f 0-VM. I' ' ) .
Spring wheat in barrels , fl 50 n 4 > 5 ; in sacks ,
U 75iul > 5rvo ; in sacks , f..ai 1.00 ; in bar
rels , ta.M&ja 20.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulder.i , $740(27.50 ( ;
short clear , ? 8.'JOrtO.OO ( ; short ribs , JS.3J
(3S ( 25.
Butt"r Steady ; 'creatneryl ! ( tlSc ; dairy ,
Steady ; full cream Cheddars and
flaU , 8 ; ' ( il % c\ \ young Americas , bJ4iyc. (
Eggs Quiet ; fresh , IBftJHe.
Hides Unclianged ; green sailed calf , 4J
@ 5c ; heavy green salted , 5X-r'"iC ' ; lightgreon
raited , ojf&itlc ; salted bull , H'4e ' ; dry Hint ,
fco , dry calf , 8c ; deacons , 20 ® i5c eacli ; dry
salted , 0 ( < 2 > 7c.
Tallow Unchanged : No. 1. solid packed
S' c ; No. 2 , ae , mid cake , ! % ina per lu.
Kecmpts. Shiiments. |
Flour , bbls . 17,000 20.000
Wheat , 1m . 114,000 51,0.10
Corn , bu . 31I.O.K ) 2.V1.000
Oats , bu . 147,000 48,000
Uyu , bu . . . . .
Barley , bu . . . . .
Now Vork , August 8. Wheat Hecclnts ,
O'.I.IOO ; exports , 115)00 : ) ; spot unsettled and
ewer ; options lower ; ungraded red , hlftg
l)7'je ) ; No. 4 red , bOo ; No. 3 red , b7l < 2'c ; No.
2 red , ! )5 ) > < fCUiic in store and elevator , U7 % ( ( §
Os ' delivered lW l'Mc f. . b.
4 c ; { ( < % o. ; Septem
ber closing atlfjifc.
Corn Hecoiiits , 4,400 ; exports , lO'J.il t ;
spot weak ; options lower ; ungraded , 5.ril ( i < !
fO'fc ' ; No. 2 , li5C 55Kc to arrive , 57jtf(9)5se ( )
delivered ; September closing at 54.jC.
Oats Receipts , 54,500 ; exports , 221 ; mar-
; ct fairly active and JiftT o higher ; mixed
western , ! ! 5C .3'Je ; white western , 42 ' 4 c.
CoITco Spot fair ; Ida firm utM4.'fiO ; op
tions 5V/15 ( ' points higher ; sales , 2J.OOO bags ;
August , ? 10.00@10.75 ; September , * 10.10
10.25 ; October , it ) . 70 ; December. S'J.iO.
Petroleum United closed weak at S7J40.
Eggs Finn ; western , 10 > fi18' < jC.
Pork Weak and unchanged ; mess quoted
at $11.23 for old ; $15.25rai5.5'J ( for now.
Lard Dull ; western steam , spot , closed
lUitter Quiet , but firm on fine ; western ,
Cheese-Quiet ; Ohio fiats ,
MiiinonpollH , August 8. Wheat Re
ceipts , 181 curs ; shipments , ( U cars. Closing
prices of wheat were : No. 1 hard , cash and
September , b5e ; on track , WiUVOb7o ( ; No. 1
northern , cash and September , blc ! ; on
track , WJdJbj Jc ; No. 2 northern , cash
and September , SO c , on track , 8-2J c.
Milwaukee , August 8. Wheat Quiet :
September , Sl'/c ' ; October , 82'sc.
Corn Quiet ; No. I ) , 45 0.
KOalsFirm ; No. 2 white , ; Wc ) .
Hyc-Oull ; No. 1 , 4iM % -
Harlev Lower ; No. 2 old , in store , OOc.
Provisions Lower ; pork , cash and August ,
514.25.
St , I/oiilu. August 8. Wheat Lower :
cash , bJf@le : ! ; September , 8'J'tfe.
Corn Lower ; cash , 4U } ( ii)44c ) ; Septem
ber , 42 > c.
Oats Lower ; cash , 23 c ; September ,
22a e.
"i'ork Lower nt $15.00.
Lard Nominal ut $3.03.
Whisky-fU4.
Hutior Steady ; creamery , 10J10o ; dairy ,
.
Oinclniiati , August 8. Whisky , firm nl
$1.14.
ICuiisns Citv , Augusts. Wheat Steady :
No. 2 red , cash , 7lcbld ; September , 71 V\c \
No. 2 soft , cash , 7 cbid ; September , ! %
bid.
bid.Corn Weaker ; No. 2 , cash , 37l.Ce asked
September , WJJic asked ; No. 2 white , cash
4io : bid.
Oats-No. 2 , cash , 20 0 bid.
Nisxv CtrlcniiH , August 8. Corn Irrecrtl
lar ; mixed , iV ) ( < $ ti u ; yellow , C'ij ; white , C5c.
Oats Excited ami higher ; No. 2 , 4 > ic of
fcred.
Cornmcal Steady nt $2.85.
Hog Products Scarce and linn ; pork ,
$14.2 ( ! > ; lnru , J7.75.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , $0.50 ; long cle.u
and clear ribs , $7.00.
Iilvorixx ) ! , August 8. Wheat Quiet
holders offer moderately.
Coin Quiet. _
LilVK STOCK.
Chicago. August 8. The Drovers' Jour
mil ropoits as follows :
Cattle Uccoipts , 11,000 : market strong
for good , others lower. Choice $0.00f0.20 ( ( !
steers , $ < J.75i5 ( ! 00 ; stockcrs and feeders , $2.0
( ii.50 : ! ; cow. bulls and mixed , $1.25 < ifi.25 ;
Texas steers , $ l.lii ) < gi.lO : ; western rangcra
$3.70 ( < i4 25.
( it Mo.
' ' "Cp Hecelpts.fi.OOO ; market shade lowei
natives , ? 'J.f > 0@4.bO ; western Hhorn , fU.7
@I.OO ; Texas shorn , $ ' " .70 4.10 ; lambs
? 1.riOi.i5.S5. (
HnnmiHCity , Augusts. Cattle Uccolpti
(5,000 ( ; shipments , 'J,500 ; grass range , 5C < 1U
lower ; stockers and fecdois , strong an
actlvo and lOo higher ; good to ctiotco eon
fed , I.VK@r ) > .45 : common to medium , $ . ! . ! !
, Q4.CO ; grass range steers , fl.SOrtf3.fiO ; stocl
ers and feeding steers. fl.SOC'ia.OTi ; cowi
B Ho5 liecoipts , 6,000 ; shipments , 1,101
market opened steady , but closed weak an
fie lower ; goou to choice , fU.3U@i,40 ) ; con
mon to medium , $5.60g0.20. (
National Stoolc Vnrcls. Kast 81
IjoiilH , August 6. Cattle Hecoipts , 3,4'X
shipments,2,800 ; market lower ; choice heav
native steers , $5.00(35.50 ( ; fair to goo
native steers , f4.40@fi.10 ; butchers' steer
medium to choice , $ : j.40 : < ? 4.40 ; stockers an
feeders , fair to good , $2.30@3.50 ; ranger
corn-fed$3.40 4.40 ; grass-fed , f3.20Q3.60.
Hogs Hccclpts , 1,700 ; shipments , 401
market steady ; choice heavy and butc
ers'selections , fJ.50 ( < gi.flO ( ; packing , medlui
to prime , $ (5.a ( (30.50 ( ; light grades , ordinal
to best , $0.30(30.45. (
OM.YHA. LiIVC STOCK.
Cftttlo.
Q
t Wednesday , Augusts , 18S3.
There were some good cattle hero to-di
t although the receipts were light. As high i
( t | 5.oo was paid for one choice bunch of 1,313-1
uutlvo steers , while a bunch of wcstcri
cached $5.2. . Tlio general market was
bout stcildy and although the trade wa not
cry -active about , all the desirable cattle
hanged .hands. Common gr.isi cattle are
low sale.
_
Ilo- . .
Today's market was in mntiy respects a
llfllcult one to report. The ftesh receipts
vero light but the hous held over In the
rands of speculators made the total offerings
leavy. The market opened strong on heavy
iocs , which sold up as high as $ (1.50 ( A lew
) rlmo light sorts also sold early nt nearly
steady prices. The market In other crudes
> pcned very slow mid weak , and was about
> e lower , In sympathy with Chicago , which
eporlcd a decline , The market closed 5@
Oi- lower , but with the hogs about all sold.
'rices here are. . ful'yupto Chicago , without
uklng into consld ralion the difference In
ratisportatlon , and eastern buyers can not
mndle lines at the money , which Is the up-
larent reason for the market being slow.
Sllt'4'll.
There were a few here to-day and sold.
Uuuolpts.
Jattle . MO
logs . 4,700
Sheep . 202
I'rlous.
The following is a tibia of pricai piU In
his innrKot for the grailoi of stock men-
lotted.
'rimesteors. 131X1 to 150. ) lln. . $5.110 ( it'i.M
'rime steers , IKK ) to 1300 ibs. 450 fT 5.40
'at little steers ' .WO to 1050 lb . 4.0J . ' 14.23
Common to good cows . 1.75 ( ff2.00
liolcc to fancy cows . 2.50 o < : i.2. ' >
Jommon to choice bulls . 2.23 Ml. 00
" 'iiirtoclioiceiighthogs . (1.05 ( OJ0.15
'airtocnon.'e heavy hoes . 0.25 wrt.'VJ
mixe.i . s . 0.10 < jii.20
o \tn.G.
No. Av. I'r.
4 cow and heifers 7i.ri ! fl.40
3 cows ] 0ii ( 2.00
0 co ws b 18 2.15
2(1 ( cows , grasscrs Ss3 2.20
fi cows { 170 2.25
21 cows 013 2.83
8 cows 0I3 ! 2.10
8 cows WA 2.40
22 mixed 812 3.45
18 cow * b77 2X0
3 feeders lliJ ( 2.70
1C stackers 70S 2.05
1 stag 11(50 (
1 stag 1100
111 feeders 10,13 y.'j
42 steers , graspers 1101 3.40
21 steers , westerns l.JOJ 3.70
20 steers 10 H il..H )
52 western corn-fed 1303 5.25
M steers , natives 1211 5.50
7 ; ! steers , natives 1UU 5.00
No. Av. Silk. Pr.
' ! 4. 50.20
' 0.20
' ' '
'So * 40 020
OS. . . .230 120 0.20
OS.M.
M. . SOU ICO 0.20
73. . . .211 100 0.20
73. , . .230 20. ) 0.2JK
74. . . .2 in 100 0.22 irf
03. . . .217 200 0 2Ji <
74. . . .213 100 U.22UJ
73. , . .2.U 200 022K
72. , . .2U 41) ) 0.25
09. . . .21.1 80 0.25
05. . . .2,13 200 0.25
0.1. , . . 'Wl00 0 25
0,1. , . .2.13 200 0 25
05. , . .2ll ( ) 120 0 25
04. C 25
7,1. ! ! ! iJ27 2m 0.25
75. . . .240 240 0.23
07. . . .2152 120 0.30
71. , , .2tiO 120 030
( ' 3. .201 bO 030
OS. .233 SO 0.30
02. .272 bO 0.30
71. .2A"i 40
71. .257 120
00. .200
f.S. .257 100 03. ' } .
02. .273 240 0.35
153 .2'JO 120 0.40
00. .301 40 045
5'J ' .407 bO I O.SO
sutEl1.
Av. I'r.
114 natives. bO $2.'JO
Packers Purchases.
Showing the nuinhef of hogs bought by
the leading buyers on the market to-day :
G. II. Hammond & Co 201
Omalm P. Co 5S4
\nnour-Cudnhv P. Co Ill"
J. P. Squires * Co 12. 3
O. II. North V Co fi51
Klnean&Co 343
Gibbs & White 101
K. L , . Lambert 203
Illflicst and lowest.
The following lire the highest nnd lowest
prices paid for mixed und heavy loads of hogs
on this market during the past taw days , and
for the corrciponding period in lSS7and IbSO :
Ijlve Stouk Notus.
J. NV. Conn , of Plattsmouth , was in look-
in''for feeders.
J. M. Chandler , of Broken Uow , brought
in a ear of cows.
Toad Kandall , of Gordon , Neb. , was in
with u ear of cattle.
1C. M. Chumbloy , Rlalr , and J. E. Convors ,
Union , were in with hogs.
C. M. Holmes , Plattimonth , was ut the
yards buying stockers and feeders.
J. L. Hill , of the linn of Hill & . Smiley ,
lias returned from n trip to Wisconsin.
The Cox Brothers , of Hampton , Neb. , were
in and marketed u bunch of native btcers.
Hogs sold right up to Chicago to-day with
out due allowance for the difference in
freight rates.
Thomas Powers , Sutton , sold unothet
bnneli of "Tl quarter circle" cattle , which
brought § 5.25.
Gould & Uakcr , Fullurton , marketed a
load of 41)7-11) ) ) hogs ut the lop price. The
load cuino to $1,31S.
A. U. Lamb , of the live stock commission
llrm of Uapp.il , Lamb _ & Co. , of Chicago
was among the visitors'ut the yards. Hois
hero to confer with L. L. ICappal , who is
looking after the linn's interests at this
point in , regard to opening a branch com mis
biou house. Ho is also on Ills way to Wyj
ining , where ho has heavy and valuable min
ing interests.
TUADU CO.NJMT10NS.
Money holds easy and is In good demand
at 7@s per cent for commercial purposes and
real estate loans. Kxchange unchanged ,
Money Is reported in abundant supply all
over the world. Deposits Imvo increased
and the mercantile situation has been sucli
that the demands for loans have given
bankers good profits. This state of affairs
seems likely to continue duriug the ensuing
fall and winter , though , of course , tliero will
bo u tightening of the market when the inv
nienso crop of cereals in sight , valued ut
$ l,40lOiX ) ) . begins to move.
The Hrillsh national debt is $3,500,000.000
for managing which the Hank of Englniu
charges * 1OJO,000 per annum. The Frond
national deot is tlio largest in the world-
$5,000,000,000 , on which thu annual iuteresi
is $204,000,000 , nnd the per capita tax ol tin
French people is t5. The total debt of tin
, United States on July 1 was $1,717,010,523
und there was on baud available for reduc
tion flfcS , 103,537. The increase during Juiu
was $ $ , (155,307. (
At the eloso of last week the amount o
bullion hold by tlio Uank of England , tin
li.uik of Franco und the Imperial Hank o
Germany , the thrco leading banks of Europe
was $ lb'J,422,500 gold and $ .120,2. ,4 < U ) silver
a total of $815,031,000. This compares will
flOS. 120,000 pold and f31briOS.'JSO ' silver , i
total of $780,03VJSO samu time a year ago.
The American Hunker btatcs that th
counterfeit $1 silver certificates iiro supplant
ing the dangerous lives , the latter being b <
closely scanned by a familiarized publlo us t
make it Impossible to pass them apparent !
in safety.
Carbon oils arq linn at Monday's advance
Contrary to general expectation , of the b
wells Completed during July , 25 were dry , 1
produced froth 1 to fr bbls each , IS from 0 to
20 bills and 11) from 22 tb W ) bbK The pro-
luctlntrof thu remainder averaged consider
ably less than Jo bbls ciich.
Mackerel are Bcarco ami high , Tlio pack-
ng of fresh mnekerel In cans at the east has
K'en seriously checked by the prevalence of
ilgh prices and sc.m-ltyof tish. Some of the
canneries l-uvc decided not to attempt pack-
tig , as they cnn not scO their way clear to
obtain nsulllclent return to itiaUu the busl-
icss remunerative. Lafet sen-on the Indus-
: ry was suspended for the s.uno reason , and
he trade were umitilo to offer stock during
.ho entire year , and the prospects thus far
would appear to indicate the same condition
of affairs this year.
The machinery of the great silk mill of the
I'hoMiix manufacturing company in Potts-
ville , Pa. , has stinted up. The mill has been
one year In construction , und it is paid to bo
Liie most extensive and completely equipped
establishment of the kind in the country. It
cost ? T)0,000 , and will give employment to
one thousand lianas.
At the meeting of the sales agents of the
anthracite coal mines the quantity t of hard
coal the markets of this country will require
in August was estimated at ! lr , > 00,000 tons , as
against 3,000,000 In August last year. The
actual shipments of anthracite coal in
August , ls > 7 , amounted to ill < . ' 5,72.'i tons.
The total shipments of boots nnd shoes
from Hoston since January 1 Imvo been
Ih77SI ! ) eases , against 1,701,313 , for the cor
responding period of 187.
Since April t India has exported 17 40,000
tmshels of wheat , against I' ' TS'J.OOi ' ) bushels
for the same time in 1:37.
Produce , Krults , Ktc.
The berry reason is about over except for
homo grown supplies. California and the
south iuo sending liberal quantities of fiuits
and vegetables in very fair condition.
Uurrnii Fancy creamery roll , 20@
21c ; solid packed , K'KiJUo ; choice country
butter , lfiif ( Plot common grades , lOiiil'Jo.
Er.os Stnctlv fresh , l'JAiiocandled. ( :
UltEKN Coux 50@7fic per 100.
OUANOC9 Messlmus , f5.COV7 ( ( ' > .r > 0 per box ;
nodi , fJ.OJu ( > 7.0J per box ; 63.500il.00 per half
box.
CAi.iroiiNiA DAMSONS $1.25 nor box.
CAMFOIIMA OiiAi'Bs $1.500 2.00 per case.
Soi'Tiiciix GltAi-us 75egfl.OO ( per 10-lb
basket.
HACKHCKIIIIS ! : S3.00 for 24 qts.
PcACiins California , $1. ( > 0@1.25 pel- box ;
Missouri , 75i'1.00 per } ( bu.
HA.V\X\S Common , $1.50@3.25 per bunch ;
choice , $2.5US3.r.O. (
LCMOSS if-l.iriftjO.OO per case.
SQUASH Uc pjr lu.
C.vsTEi.oiT.H ? l.BOg2.00 per dozen. .
Sot'Tiii'.ux PI.UMS il.25@l"0 per bu.
IlL'cici.Kiii'.niiiKS ? 1.2. ) per drawer.
I'OT TOHS New , homo growth , 40@GOc per
bushel.
I'ofLTitY Modrcised fowl in the market ;
live chickens , $ 'I.50@J.75 per dot. ; spring
chickens , J2.35 ® 1.00.
SriUNQ HIJANS 75c per bu.
TOMA rois : 51.25@l.BO per bu.
TuuNtrs 25r < ? 30cer ] bu.
WATIJHMKLOSS S15.00ffil8.00 ( per 100.
PCAIIS California , S1.0@l.50 ) per case ;
Southern , ? . " > per % bu.
Ciii.EiiY 30W-10' ( . ' ner doyen.
Cuuuor.s $2.50 per 100.
O.MONb 2o Dor Ib.
AITMIS $1.00@3.25 per bbl.
CiiAiiAi'i-i.rs 81.00 per box.
CinnitMichigan , 54.5n@r.50 per bbl 33
gals ; California pear cider , $15.00 per bbl.
Pot- COIINHico , 3@4 ; common , 23c.
CAHHOTS < 5cper bushel.
Hi : vss Choice eastern handplckr.d navies.
$2.2. " > n2.50 per bushel ; western hand picked
navies , $2,5f'T2.CO ( ) ; meUiums , S2.l)0@2.15. )
Lima beans 5c per pound.
Grocers Ijlst.
ICcvlscd prices are as follows :
llAiioixn Stark A , seamless , 2ic ; Amos-
keajr , seamless , 10' ' e ; Lewiston A , seamless ,
I'.ic ' ; American , seamless. Ifl' ' 'o ; burlaps , 4
to 5 bnri(3i ( ( > io ; gunnies , single , 13o ; gunnies ,
double , 2ue ; wool sacks. Hoc.
Cori-TBs Mocha , 25@2tie ; Hio , good , ir. ' < 5
17e ; Mandahlin-r , 20C't > c ; roasting llio , 14i ( ?
llic ; O. G. Java , 242io ( ; Java , interior , 22 ( < §
25e : Hio , fiiney , 10 1'Jc ; bantos and Mara-
caibo , 17@l'Jc.
SUun Granulated , SWVe ; conf. A ,
7'ftc ' ; white extra C , T' QJ c ; extra C , 7
@ 71sc ; yellow C , < 5f@tle ; nowdered , 8M@
b c ; cubes , SKOfbJic.
HoNi'.v 14@llii ! for one pound frames ;
strained honey. 0@8e per pound.
HKKSWAX Choice yellow , ' . ' 0@22Kcdark
colored , 13@lle.
CnnnsE Young America , full cream ,
< i4@ll4c ) ; full cream ehcddars , 0@0) < fc ; full
cream Hats , ( i1.1 ' ; good to choice skimmed
Cheddars , ( igfiUjskimmed ; Hats , 5 ( < &V o.
PICKI.KS Medium , in bbls , $5.50 ; do in half
bbls , $3.00 ; small , in bbls , $7.00 ; uo in half
bbls , SJ.76 ; gherkins , in bbls , $3.25 ; do in half
bbls , $4.00.
ToiiAcro Plug , 2f > ( iIG5c ; smoking , 10@90c.
Jui.i.ins $1.25 per30-lb pail.
SALT * 1.30iJl.Cj ( ) ; per bbl.
HOI-B 7-10 , Kal'f ( ! c.
Si'icis : Nutmeg , per Ib. 55@75o , pejiper ,
keg , $2.(10@2.70. (
TKAS Young Hyson , common to fair ,
25c ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 30ii55e ( ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 22 25c ; Gun
powder , choifo to fancy , lS05o ( ) ( ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 15 ( 2' Japan , choice to
fancy , 3J@45c ; Oolong , common to good , 25 ®
35o ; Oolong , choice to fancy , 5070u ; Imper
ial , common to medium , 25@35c ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 40JJ50C.
Nurs Almonds , 15@17c ; filberts , lOfiJllo ;
Ura il , b@10c ; walnuts , 10il4c ; pecans , 10@
lie ; peanuts , ( ! > < ; @bXc.
CHVCKKUS 5ilOo ( ) per Ib ; assorted cakes , 7
@ 20o perlb , as jior list.
MAI-LU SuaAii Hricks , 10@10J < c per Ib ;
jmnuy cakes , llC'll' c ier Ib ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
HUOOMS Extra 4-tie , S2.40 ; parlor , 3-tie ,
painted handles , $2.25 ; No. 1 , sl.SO ; No. 2 ,
SI. 0 ; heavy staulo brooms , Jl.OO.
yrvituu Mirror gloss , 5 > ic ; Graves' corn ,
Oc ; Oswcgo gloss , 7c ; Oswego corn , 7c.
I'owDimXD SHOT Shot. $1.20 ; tmcKshot ,
$1.45 ; powder , kegs , $ o.OO ; half kegs ,
S4.75 ; ono-1'uurtlis , SI. 50 ; blasting , kegs , $2.15 ;
fuses , 101) ) ft , 5V0 < > 70e.
Hirixin Lvui > Tierce. S' ' < c ; 40-lb square
cans , bKc ; 50-lb round , 8o ; 20-lb round ,
8' c ; 10-lb pails , 9o5-lb pails , 'J's'c ; 3-lb pails ,
'J-4c.
PKOVISIOVS Hams , 12J c ; breakfast ba
con , 10Jifill ( > 4o < , bacon sides , ! ) % C'010c ; dry
salt , yl4c ; bhoulders , yt < ii \ dried beef ,
. . .
WOODUNWAIH : . Two-hoop pails , per doz. ,
? 1.40 ; three-hoop pails , f.l. . 5 ; No. 1 till ) ,
7.00 ; No. 2 tub , $0.00 ; No. it tubs , $5.00 ;
washboards , electric , SI 50 ; fancy Northern
Queen washboards , s > 2.75 ; assorted bowls ,
$ J.75 ; No. 1 churns , $ ' . ) .5l ) ; No. 2. churns ,
$ .50 ; No. 3 churns , $7.50 ; butter tubs , $1.70 ;
spruce , in nests , 70o per nc.st.
SVHUTS AND MOMSSKS Sugar syrups ,
common to choice , 2b rl4e ; corn syrup , 2Sj ( §
31o ; black strap molasses , 15e ; Now Orleans
ir.oiasses , open kettle , 35@50c ; New Orleans
centrifugal. 27@35o ; sorghum , 27Ci35c.
ICiCE Carolina and Louisiana , 5J4'0 ' c ;
Patmv and Rangoon , GSfiJaC.
CAXnv Mixcd , VKul'iOt stick , OJfGlOc.
FISH California salmon , par bbl. $10.00 $
18.00 ; halibut , per Ib , lie ; family white llsli ,
per if-bbl. , $3.25 ; whit'llsh. . No. 1 , ner Jbbl J ,
W.50 ; trout , perjbbl , ? 5.75 ; scaled herring ,
per box , 2Sc ; now Holland herr.ng1 , per keg ,
t2c ! ; Georgo's Hay split herring , per bbl , now ,
8 .75 ; split Labrador herring , per bbi , new ,
J3.00 ; extra Georgo's cod , per Ib , now , 7J c ;
Western Hank cod , per Ib , new , 7fjc ; bone
less cod , 5oSe ( ) ; largo family mackerel , per
K-bbl , $12.50 ; mackerel , No. 1 bayl } > bl ,
$13.00 ; smoked bloaters , per box , $1.40.
UIIIKII FUUITS Figs , in boxes , per Ib , IS
ICe ; ilgs , lu mats , per Ib , 5Xft li ° i dates , In
boxes , 5-7c ; LdAdon Malaga layer
raisins , per box , $3.50a3.75 ( ; Malaga
loose raisins , | 2.30@2.50 ; now Vnlen >
cia raisins , per Ib , 7Xiii.bc ; Call
forma loose muscatels , per box. $1.00 ,
California London layer raisins , per lx > x.
f 2.35(012.50 ( ; pitted cherries , per Ib , 16M20o ;
California pitted plums , per Ib , 12@13o :
dried blackberries , per Ib , b } © 'Jo ; . dried
raspberries , per Ib , 2ti25tj ( ; drloU
apples , 7(39o ( ; evaporated apples , b'j
C'lS fc ; California sun dried peaches , 10 (
lie ; California unbared ovaporaUu !
peaches , 14Uie ; eviuwrated Callfornlr
apricots , Hiyjl8c ( ; Xanteo currants , 7o
Turkish prunes , 4tfc ; citron. 2 * ) ( < 722e.
CANNED Goons oysters , No. 2 Standard
per case , $3.25 ; strawberries , 3 Ibs. pci
case , $2.30@2.40 ; raspberries , 2 Ibs. , pei
California white chprries , per casc$5.7i "
( ftd.OO ; California plums , per case , $4.20@l,30
Pine apples , a Ibs , per case , 3.25M1.80
1 Ib. salmon , per doz , $1.00av2.00 ( ; 2 Ib
berries , per case , $ 'i.H3.10 ( ) ; S Ib. strini
beans , per ease , $ l.7r > < SI30 ; 2 Ib. marrow fa
peas. ta.riOiga.iXi ; 2 Ib. early Juno peas. $ ? . &
i7i2.75 ; 31b. toinatot-s , f2.W < 22.15 2 1U. corn
Dfy Goods.
'QC , Ulllim 1'lK'llIC , 1JC.
\VAiir-lllb White , lOe ; colored ,
22oIUTTS Standard , Sc ; Gem , lOc ; Heauty ,
12 We ; Hoone , 14c ; H , cased , $ il.50.
PIIIXTS Solid colors Atlantic , ( V ; Slater
r)5'c ) ; Uerllu oil , Garner \ oil , ( 'K37i\
Cousnr JEANS Atulroscoucln , 7lsc ; Kear-
sargo , 7/c ; Uockport , ( i'A1 ; Conestoga , H1 1 ,
TICKS York , 30 lu. , is 1 05 York , ! In. .
13i c ; Swift Hiver , 8c ; Thorndlko OO , SXc-i
Tliorndlko EF , 8' < e ; Thorndlko 120 , S > lie ;
't'liorndlko XX , 16c ; Cordis No. 5 , U'i'oi
Cordls No. 4 , lie.
UKXIMSAmoskcog , 0 oz , li'i c ; Everett. 7
oz , 13i'c ; York , 7 oz , 13) ) c ; Haymaker , S' c ;
Jaffrey XX , lll < e ; Jallrey XXX , 12' ' c ;
Heaver Creek AA , 12c ; Heaver Creek 1JU ,
He ; Heaver Creek CC , lOc.
KKVTI'CKV JIIVNS. Memorial , ISo { Dakota ,
ISc ; Dm ham , 27Ke ; Hercules , ISe ; Lcamiug.
ington , 22Ke ; Cottswulil , 27'ic.
Cii\"ii. Stevens' H , C . - \ Stevens' H ,
bleached , 7c ; Stoveus' A , 7' e ; Stevens A.
bleached , HXc ; Stevens' 1b'u'c ; Stevens' '
P , bleached , l c ; Stevens' N , Hj c ; Stevens'
N , bleached , 10j < Toi Stevens , SICt. 12tfc ,
Ml ( < CKMVNEol't > . Table oil clotti , $2.S5 ;
plain Holland , ItJ c ; Dado Holland. 12Hc.
Fi.AN'.s'KLS. Plaid -Haftsmen,2ic ) ; Goslien ,
JKJtfc : Clear Lake , 32Uc ; Iron Mountain ,
20'rfc.
FIAXNKLX Whito-G H , No. 3 , J4 * , 21e G
H , No. 1 , ? f , 27 } * c ; H H , No. 2 , h 22'e ; H
11. No. 1 , % HOc ; Quecheo , No. 1 , f , 42c.
PitiSTs I'lnkand Kobcs ICiehmoiid , 0
Allen , Oc ; Uivorpoint. 5c ; Steel Utvcr ,
ICiehmoiid , tl , c ; Pacillc. 0' < c.
PIIINTS Dress Charter Oak , fi'fc ;
Hnmnpo , 4 } < c ; Lodl , fie ; Allen , Oc ; Hlch-
mend , Oc ; Windsor , O. f Eddystone , OHc ;
I'.icilU1 , O'fe. (
GINIIIUM Pluniiett checks , 75 e ; Whltten-
ton , 7 > e ; York , 7' c ; Normandi dross ,
SJ c ; Calcutta dress , S c ; Whittenton dress ,
bi' , ; Uenf row dress , SJ fc . ' c.
CAMIIIIII'S - Slater , u'jc1 ' ; Woods , G' c ;
Standard , 5 c ; Peacock , 5lo.
COMI-OUTIIUS SO G05Z35.00.
UnvKiiM White , $1.007.50 ; colored ,
. .
Huu'ini : : > SIIKUTISO Horkeloy cambric
No. 00 , y i Host Yet , 4-t , OJfc ; butter cloth
OO , 4'4c ; Cabot , 7 c ; Farweil half blenched
8 } c ; ' Fruit of Loom , 0'4'e ' : Greene
G , Oc ; Hope , Tf ; King Philip cam-
brie , lie ; Lonsdalo cambric , H'i-i '
Lonsdale , Oc ; Now York mills , 10' ' e ;
Pepperell , 42-in , lie ; Pcpporell , 40-in , 12o ;
Peppercll , 0-4 , lOc ; Pepperell , 8-1 , 2lc ; Pep-
peroll , 0-1 , 23c ; Poppercll. 10-4 , 2V ; Canton
4-1 , S'4c ; Triumph , Co ; Wnuisuttn , lie ; Val
ley , 6c.
Hrown Bhccting Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7'.jC ; A
Biinlic H , 4-1 , 7'4'c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , IHic ; At
lantic P , 4-1 , Oc ; Aurora LL , i-1 , Oc ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4c ; ' ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OVc ; Iloosier
LL , , 4-4 , Oc ; Initiim Hcnd , 4-i , , } c ; L'iw-
rcnco LL , 4-1 , Oc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5''e ' ;
Pepperell H , 4-4 , 7c ; Pepporoll O , 4-4 , ( > Vi
Pepperell. 8-4 , ISJ c ; Pepperell , 9-1 , 21c ; Pep-
perell , 10-4 , 23n ; UticuC , 4-l,4 fc ; Wachubctt ,
4-4 , 7 , ' c ; Aurora U , 4-4 , 7c , Aurora U , 4-4 ,
' '
'Dt'CK West Point 10 in , 8 oz , 10'tfV ;
Qiiochco No. 2 , f , 37Kc ; Quecheo No. 3 , ? { ,
USXc ; Anawan , 32 , ' c ; Windsor , 22'rfc. '
12' < PWest ; Poin
40 In. 11 07 , llic.
Simiiixn Cheeks , Caledonia X , Ol c ; Cal
edonia XX , lO e ; Economy , t > o ; Otis , Oc.
Luul lior.
City harness per Ib , 33 ( < i29e ; country har
ness per Ib , 24 i25e ; city line per Ib , 32 ( .33o ;
kip hc.wy per Ib. 45S5iij ( ) ; kip medium per Ib ,
55iiiJOc ( ) ; ve.il per Ib , i.ir , < 270c ; Chicago slaugh
tered solo per Ib , 2Ve$2o ; city call 2S to 30
Ibs , S,1$90o ( ; "Mty upper per foot , IS JOv.1 ; col
lar. 14ujlOc ; ; Buffalo slaughtered sole perlb ,
2iii30o ; Oak leather slaughtered sole per Ib ,
SoiiioOc ; harness , per Ib , 2Srf32i- ( . upper per
foot , 21 ( < T22o ; kip heavy per Ib , G-V ; Oe ; kip
medium jer Ib , 75@sO ; city calf per Hi ,
UOcC'iM.OO ; lining per do/en. M1.00dr3.50 ;
French calf 25 to 30 Ibs , Sl.10G31.i5 ; French
calf 30 to 50 Ibs , $1.10(7(1.75 ( ; French calf 50
to 75 Ibs , 90e < 3.1.25.
Uubuer boots and shoes IJoston , dis 40
per cent ; Uav State , dis 40ii7)10 ) ] > er cent ;
Para , dis 40(25 ( per cent ; Goodyear , dis 40@5
per cent.
Metals anil Tinners' Stock.
Tin plate. I C , 10x11 , best , $0.75 ; tin plato ,
reeling , I C , 11x20 , $5.15 ; sheet zinc. $0,60 ®
0.75 ; pig load , $4.30 ; bar lead. $4.55 ; large pig
iloek tin , 23c ; small pig block tin , 27c ; bar
in , 2Sc ; solder , 15@20c ; copper bottoms , 31c ;
heathing copper , .tinned , 20c ; planishing
oppcr. tinned , 35c ; lead plpo , OJfc ; sheet
ron , N S. IS to 24 , ? 3.20 ; Hussia iron , ' 13c ;
\m Russia planished , A , lO'/c ; Am U'ussla
lauished , H , 9 } c ; painted barb wire , J3.15 ;
; alvanized barb wire. (3.75
Omits and Chemicals.
Misi'Ri.LAXhous Sulph. acid , lc ; citric
iciu , ( > 0c ; tartark' , 50c : bal. copavia , (50c ( ;
> orux , lOc ; chloroform , 50o ; glycerine , 23c ;
gum Arabic , select , $1.00 ; gum camphor , 30c ;
; uin opium , $3.75 ; sulph. morphia , 2.50 ;
iromido potassium , 42c.
On.s-Carbon , ISOo.iOc ; headlight , 175o
2 'c ; gasoline , 74 = 12 ! c ; West Virginia
summer , lie ; zero , 17c ; No. 1 golden na-
chine , 18c ; extra W. S. lard , O'ic ; No. I lard ,
12c ; turpentine , 42c ; linseed raw , 5'Jc ; boiled ,
j3c.
Coal und Tjiinc.
LiMn 8.1@00c ; Portland cement , ? 3.55 ; do-
nestio i-ement , $1.35 ; plaster , $3.00 ( J2.15 ;
inir , 23@ 5c.
GOAL Anthracite , range , and tint , $10.00 ;
argo egg , $0.75 ; Hock Spring , ! ; 7.X ( ) , Su-
> erior , 10.00 ; Iowa , $4.50@5,50 ; steam coal ,
$1.50 to $2.00.
Add CO cents per 1,100 foot tor rougn joist.
No. 1 com , s 1 B $18.00 I No' . 3 com , sis $15.00
No. 2 coin , s 1 s 10.50 | No. 4 com , s l a 12.50
Add 50 cents per 1,000 for rough ,
No. 1 , 4 and 0 in , 12 and 14 ft , rough. . . . $20.00
No. 1 , " 10 ft , " . . . . 20iO (
No. 2 , " 12 und 14 ft , " . . . .10.00
No. Ii , " 10ft , " . . . . 17.00
HIDING.
A , 12,14 ft , 10 ft.$20 5'J I C , I1) , 1 i & 10 ft.14.75
11 , " " 10.75 | D. " " 11.75
ClilLINll AND 1'AHTITIO.V.
1st com , % Iii white pine ceiling $33,00
2d " ' " " " 27.00
Clear ? in Norway pine ceiling 15.50
2dcom > 'a' in " " " 13.50
VLOOKINO.
AC in white pine $31.00
H " " " 32.00
C " " " 2'J.OO
" " 21.00
" " ( sol. lencmg ; 1850
Six inch drop siding 50c per 1,000 extra.
STOCK 1IOA1IDS. < gV3l
A , 12 in , si s.$45.00 C , 12 in , si s.iO.OO ;
H , 12 ill , s 1 H . . 3'J.OO D , 12 In , sis. . . a-i.OO
No. 1 com , 12 In , s 1 s , 12 ft 20.50
No. Icom , 12 in. sis , 14ft 20.00
No. Icom , 12in , s 1 s , 10 ft 20.00
No. 1 com , 12 In , sis , 10 , 18 and 20 ft. . 22.50
No. 2 com , 12 In , s 1 s , 10 , 18 and 20 ft. . 10.45
No. 2 com , 12 In , s 1 s , 1'i and 14 ft 18,50
No. 2 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 10 ft 18.00
12 in grooved rooting $12 per M. more than
13 in stock boards same length.
10 in grooved reeling sauio price as 12 in
stock boards ,
smr LAI * .
No. 1 plain , Sand 10 in $13.75
No , 2 plain , 8 nnd 10 in 17.00
No. 10. G. . Sin 19.23
C. K. I'AI.MKn. K. T. HICIIMAX , J. 11. III.A.SCII.UUI
PALMER , RICHMAN & CO. .
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Ofllco-Hooiii 2M > i > po lto Ktclmniio llull.lliix I . , Union
_ _ _ _ _ _ titock YiiriU , houtli OumUii , Neli.
.ORIMERWESTERFIELp S MALBY
Live Stock Commission ,
Iloom 15 , 1'UchmiKO HnllillriK , Unlou Stock VarUa
tkiiltli Omulm , Nub.
ALEXANDER & FITCH ,
Commision Dealers in Live Sod
ii , Opposlui llicliailea IliiHillnif , Uuluo Stock
Vunli , houtU Oiualm , NeU.
YARDS CO" ,
Limitei
u ,
01
" _ mfpTomontSi
UI-IURCHILL I'AHKEH ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
ami Hut-Kin Jmn Stropt.lictwoctiOthiind
Knli , Omalm , Niibra la ,
LININOERi METCMLF CO. .
AgricultiirallfflnlcnieDts.WaEOiis.Carriagcj . .
lliiBUlcs , Ulo.VIoli' : sU. Oniati * , Nrbrnjkn ,
PARLIN , ORErTboRF h MARTIrTT"
WIiplf lo lloiilfru In
Agricnllnral Implements , Wagons & Buggies
_ tOI.OO. WVj nnrt 1 < U7 Jonc Blroi-t. Olimlil. _
P. P7"MAST & C0i ?
Maniifaeturers of BncKeye Drills , Seeflers ,
Cultlrntnrs , Hay Itnkes.Clilcr Mills ml I.iilmn I'ul-
MTlteit. Cur. lllh niul Mchnlnn Mteets.
WINONA IMPLEMENT Co7
Wliolc'ilo -
Agricultural Implements , Waps ftfinggies
Ciirurr 1'tti "nil VlrlinkuStrrrt * .
OMAHA HIIANCII.
J. F. SEIBEHLINC & CO. ,
Akron , Oliln.
Harvesting Hacliinery anil Binder Twine ,
W. I . kli'ftil , Miiiminr. UUl.cHTBiiirnrth t. , OnuilM ,
MOLINEMlLBt.iRN&STODDAnDCo
Jlnnuf ictiin'rsnnil Jobbvra In
Wagons , Buggies , Rate , Plows Etc ,
Cur. Plh nil 1 I'ncinu st'ci't , Omnlm.NYb.
Artlsta * Mntorinle.
A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
IMS Dor.L'lin Stri'ct , ( Imiibn , .Ni'bniska. '
Booksollora nntl StatlomjrB
H. M , & S. wfjONES ,
Succcjsorsto A. T. Ki-nyon k Co. , Wholesale & llotall
Booksellers anil Stationers ,
Fine Woilillnu Slntloitery , ( . 'omtm'rclnl Mntloncrr
153 Dou.-'ns ' Sticct Oaialiu. Ni-li.
Boots and Shoes.
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KIKKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
imuccfipurit in lU'cil , JOIIPH & . Co. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots anil Slices
Audits for Itonton llulitinr Hluio Co. 1103,1104.V 11W
lUrner St. , Unial.a. tu-lirunliii.
W .V. MOHSH .V CO. .
Joliliers of Boots and Shoes ,
. VnnutuctorjSura-
llOl.non-llOj Douuliis st.Ouiiiun
. . .
nierM. ll < Btun.
Coffees , Splceo , Etc.
CLARKE COFFEE CO.r
Uniitlin CulTou uuil t-plco Mill ? .
Teas. Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Fltmul'iR llilrnclu , l.HUndrr lliuo , Ink * . Ktc. 1114-
iiHr Slrot't. Oamhh , NaliraaXn.
Crockery and
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W. L.'WRIGHT.
Apont for Ihn MnnufncUiren , nnil liapoitotB of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Cliimncys ,
Ktc. OlH cu , 317 8. lulh ft. , OiimUa , Nubrnskn.
PERKINS , OATCH & . LAUMAN ,
Iniucni'rs unil Jobbers of
Greenery , Glassware , Lamrs , Silverware
KU' . 1514 Farnam St. , Now l'n\toii lliillcllne.
Commlsston and Storage-
" R1DDELL & RIDDELL7"
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Spcclalltr" " "ttor. I"i e * n.or o'n \ iltrj , ( .nmo ,
t. Omaha ,
CEO. scunoECEn & . uo. ,
hncwMora to Mcfbnno & Schroerter. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Omaha , Nebrnskn.
FREDERICK J. FA1RBRASS.
Wbo'.oalo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commision
Alcrclmnt. Corrfiponili-ncosollelteil lOllNotthldtU
rjliui't.Omulia , Neb.
nnd
OMAHA'COAL. COKE' &
Jolers of Hard and Soft Coal
200 Fo\Hb 13tli Street , Omaha , Nebritekn.
J7 J. JOHNSON & 66
Manufacturers of Lime ,
Anfl slilppors of Coal , Conk , Cumcnt , I'lnitcr , . T
Drain Tile , unil Sewur 1'ipo. OIUci ) , 21S , S. iiui
bl. , Oiniihu , Neb. 'JVlepbonu bll.
NEBRA SKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
Sll South IStli ft. . Omaha , Neb.
Dry Goods and Notlono.
MTs" SMITH & "CO. , " ' "
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 unil 1104 IloiiglaK.Cor. 11th St. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICIK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo
Importers and Johhers in Dry GooflsNotions ,
Glints' Furnltblrik' ( Jooila. Cornnr llth uuil
MH. Oumbu , Neb'-abLa.
FurnUuro.
DEWEY S STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Fnrnam Street. Omuha. Ncbrntka.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furiiiliire
Omaha. Nubrnska.
Grocorlos.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
_ 70u , W , TO anil 711 S. 10th St. , Omahn , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
I lh nnd I-cavouworth Streetj , Omaha , Nobraskn.
Hnrtlwaro.
HAHU-
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate.
Metals , r ieet Iron , etc. Agents for Howe Sanies ,
Jtlaml l'oiUr and l.ynimi I'lirljed M Ue ,
( analm , Nebrasku.
HIMEBAUGH A : TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' Tools anil Rutfttlo Fciili-n. 11(16 ( Uouxlui
Mreut , Omaha , Nebraska.
RECTOR , WILHELMY & . CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
lOthaml Ilarner 8t . , Omabtt. Neb. Wtutom A enli
lorAuitln 1'owder Co. , Jctrcr > nn Hteul Nulls ,
_ _ _ _ Fairbanks f tKrulariljicalo .
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO ,
\Yhocsalu ! Manufiicturer ) of
Saddlery & Jilitiers of Siddlery Hardware
And Leather. UttJ , ll'Jj nnil Il'JT Harnuy Ht.,0ianhit ,
.
VJ. . BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlng , Watfon Stook , Ilnr.lwnre , Lumber , Etc. 1 > .
uud 1211 Homey Street , Omnha.
Jrjnta , Caps , Eto. _
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W. L.'l ARROTTE" & CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods
HOT lUrney f tl cat. Oxahu , tlcb.
_ _ Lumbar.
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'o MA H Vuu M B ER'
All Kinds of Bnilding Material at Wliulesali
- iia J pntOnPijeWTruck. . Omaha.
LwUIS BRA13FORD ,
Dealer in Lumlier , Lath , Liuie , Sasl ) ,
Leer Ktc. Y ° rofnh n4 Uowlu ;
Ltimbor
C. N. D1ETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnnte
llth and Olifomln Slrocta.Onmlm.
I'lttiU W. _
Lumljcr Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Cornorf.li > nnil Doiiclns PU..Omnhiu
f. HARVEY LUMBER
To Dealers Only ,
n , llfi.1 Kurnnm Street Omiih * .
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lniiibcr , Etc ,
Imported nnrt American ( Mrlluinl Ccnifnt. RUtt
AKint lor Mllwniiko , ' tlnlrnnllc tVaicnt na
Qulncr Wluio I.liutf.
CHAS. R. LEE.
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Worn ! Carpets anil Pnrqnpl lloorlrur 9tb nnd n.inc-t .
.
Wllllnory nnd Notions , 7 "
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i. OBERFELDER'.V-
Importers & Jolliers in Millinery & Notions
W ? lll unil 512 1llli lltli trni-t
_ _ Ovoraila. _
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CA"NFrELD MANUFACTURING CO. .
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans 1'uiits , Shirts , Ktc. IHrjiuul HOI Douulns Street ,
Uiiinlni. Nub.
J. T. RolNSON NOTION c.
I'/holesale / Notions and Fiirnisliing Goods
< tfl unil Ck'i S ( ii111 UHli gt , Omaha.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsale Rcflned anil Lubricating Oils ,
Azlo Uremc , Ktc. . Omalm , A. 11 Hlt.h'i . | , Manager
VINYARD & . SCHNEIDER.
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
IKVUInrnpT iUri nt. Oiimlm.
Office Fixtures.
THU SIMMO.NDrf MANt'KACTCUlSO CO.
Manufnrt aro.s of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantle * . HMi'lioarvlv Hook Crises , Prutf Tl' . . . . . . . . .
CR I' , rartitioiM , KiilllnKi.C'iimtxr * , llvvrntul Wlno
{ oolnr , Mlrrom.oto. Faitor ; am' iitllci1 , K.UuuJ li i
bouth 1 .lh t.Umaliii Tulcpliunu 1U4.
and
CUMMINOS & NEILSON ,
Wliolo'iilu Denluri In
Paints , Oils , Winiow Glais , Etc ,
HIS r.irnam Ktropt. OmahaKob.
Paper.
" " " " " " '
"C'ARPENTER PAFCT ; cc. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carrr a nice itork of Printing. Wrunplntr anil Writing
I'fcc&r. Sri'Clnl iittontlon u'lsun to car load orJors.
Paper Boxos.
JOHN L.
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory ,
Nos , 1117 nml 131'J Douglas St. , Omahn , Neb.
Printers' Materials.
'WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION ,
Auxiliary Publishers , ' -
Dtft'ora In Tj inI'rp i-n nnil 1'rlnliTs'Supplies. 603 *
Suulti lilli Siiuct , Ouinlia.
Rutjbor Goods-
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OM'AH A "RUBBER co. .
Manufacturers and Dealers in Ruhto Goods
311 Clollilue mid Leather Ucllliu. Itm KHIIIIIIII Blreet.
Sj3h , Doors ,
M. A. " DlSBBoV t CO. .
Wholesitlo Jlanu" .cturors of
Sash , Doors. Blinds and Moulding
Urnnch ofllce , 13th nnil Iznnl Hlrecti , Umnha , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURTrTc CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
uldlnps StHlr Work nml Inlerlor linr'l Wuoil Pln >
au. M , IS. Cornur Kli nnil LenveuwurtU btruots ,
OiuaUa , $ eU.
, Pjjmpa , Eto.
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A. L. STRANG Co' . ,
Pumps , Pipes and Enpes ,
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Steam sii.i Water Piippllos. neniltiiinrtpu for Mast ,
I'QQf t A CO'M B'lOiU. ' 1111 Karnimi tit. , Omaha.
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
BROWNELL & CO. ,
engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
Sheet Iron Work Steam Punipi , Snw MIHi. 12131S
ieut , OnrnUu.
Soocls.
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Oil and 9U Jones ( Street. Omaha.
Storage , Forwarding & Commission
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS le CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Unmcli luiiibo of tint lleirnov HntfKV Co. IluctclOM at
Uuii'Balu und rotiul. uti UlUanil 1.11' ' Iziiul Htrwt ,
Oiiiahii , 'I'oU'uboiii. .N'u 75U.
Smoke Stacks , DollocB , Etc-
H. K. SAWYER ,
Maniifactiiring Dealer in Smote StacKs ,
clilrjKs , ' 1'nnks nnrt iK-ru-nii llnllur llupalrlng. 13li
Itmlgii.htKM-t. Oninhu. Neb
Broworo.
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"STORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1521 Ncttli KlgtUtcontli Street , Omalm , y
Manufacture Galyanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Kponoter , I'ropriPtor , IUO Doilffo anil 1U3 anil Un
NurtU llltli Otruol. lma"in.
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Carter A FOU , 1'iup s. Manufacturers of nil kinds
Steam Boilers , Ms and Sliest Iron VorK
Works fc'outll 20tU on.l II. A M. Criualru. _
1'AXTON & VIKKMNO 1HON WOUKfl.
f roiiilit and Cast Iron Biiilding Wort
Engines , llrnsn Work , Qcnornl Kouiijry , Muohlno and
llluckiiultU Work. Utllui unil Works , U. 1 * . Ity.
anil lUUMrect , Omnlin. _
OjvfATTA'WlRE & IRON" WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk Hall * , Window OtmnK Flower Plnmlt , Wtru
Mgiis , Ktc. Ii ) North lltli BtrfUt.Oinuha.
OMAHA S A FE and IRON WORKS ,
to'frs ' of Fire& Burglar Proof Safes
Vuulti. Jnll Work. Iron und Wlro Kenclnit. Sluns , Kto.
_ U. AnJicuii , I'roa'r Cur. llth nnil Jn.ck oubts.
CHAMPION IRON anU vw r.-
nd W- " „ . . / WORKS
au , uo fences , Railings , Gnards
Kiid Heft-ens , forlj/inlcs , omcu , tow rotliloncet.otc.
Iiuprovuil Awrilnus , lxck mlili Mjchlnury hud
HI cli mUll VVorks. tuihuulll Utb fit.
" iM"EAQHER U LEAQH , -
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Locks ,