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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 20. 188a
HIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Another Wild Day Witnessed In
the Wheat Pit ,
CORN SHOWS MORE ACTIVITY.
O t Firmer , Hut Still Quiet Provl-
on the Illsc U lit Ilccclpta
Btlinulat * Priced In Catllo
Drink.
CHICAGO PUODUCK MAIlKnT.
CIIICAOO , August 28. ( Special Telegram
to THE BBK.I The wheat market went wild
to-day. It fairly hummed and the hands on
the Indicator got tlrod out and quit trying to
record the lightning changes on quotations.
Measured by the extreme range September
Wheat scored an advance of 8J o from yes
terday , nnd December 2 o. The two months
got together and traveled In double harness
most ot the day. When September touched
04.0 the first time , December was Q4j c , and
then they were quoted at 04o simultaneously.
Thereafter they were never moro than } { o
npart , September opened at OlXo and De
cember nt 92Jfc. The range on the day was
91,8 30 # c for September , and 02X(304M'o ( for
December. The full Improvement estab
lished was not sustained , however , nnd clos
ing quotations were nt a considerable de
preciation from the top. The big gain on
the day was made and held throughout.
Confirmation of the reports from Vienna
mentioned yesterday gave the market Its im
petus on the curb. A vast flood of sensational
crop damage news from the northwest added
fuel to the flames. Now thoroughly fright-
rned , the shorts helped thobonm along and
mi army of little bulls contributed to swell
the excitement. Foreigners nnd the north
west bought a lot of wheat and the market
is trcttlng to bo an immensely broad one.
The bulk of buying is by foreign houses and
) ilg brokerage houses that do business
for professional speculators In great part
That portion of the wheat pit next to the
Hiimplo crowd nnd corn pit has not yet filled
up. When the "country" gets interested
orders will roll over that edge of the pit in a
perfect tidal wave. "Just wait till the coun
try takes hold , " is the frequent assertion of
the old timer as his eyes glisten with recol
lections of past bull campaigns , September
inn down from 01'to to 92 0 as though it
was greased nnd December from O414'o to
O'iWc. The market shook itself together and
rallied somewhat from the depression but
closings dffnot show nn important recovery.
From start to finish the wheat pit was a
Hccno of great excitement. The interest of
the whole was on wheat and the pace was too
fast for outside markets , though they made
heroic efforts to keep In ,
The corn market was moro uctivo to-day
nnd decidedly stronger , and though thu full
udvuncu wa not sustained , September closed
about ; ' ( < ! higher than it closed last night ,
October ; \fo higher , and May about ' c high
er. The strength was chiefly duo to an excited -
cited advance in the wheat market. The
Miortn was nervous nnd li'd to a good deal ol
covering. The excitement in wheat drew
iittontlon very largely to that market anil
thu corn pit was nt times very dull. Sep
tember and October were about the same
price and sold from 4yt \ to 45.'Nc ' , eased oft
and closed ut about 4 1" ' . May was Jinn
uml sold from 40 to 40' < , c , not , much at thu
outside , closing at 40\c.
Oats wcro llrmor though quiet , with sales
indicating a V@'xC ' advance early , nlthouuh
thu strength was not altogether main
tained. Kcports ftoin Hio interior indicate
that threshing is actively prosecuted , hence
while the advance In wheat was rcllectcd
Mlghtly on oats , tradcis showed u disposition
to hold off in anticipation of continued liberal
nec'lpts. August hold up to 25lfo , but de
clined later with the two following months
in same request , while deferred deliveries
were dull at fractional improvement. Cash
oats were in fair request with 24 ( @ 27JsO
paid for No. 2 in stoic , or ' .jfil-Vo advance
and i.8 } < ) for No. 2 white In store.
In provisions the movement of prices was
again upward. The range all around was
higher than yesterday , and for both pork and
l.ird closings showed an advance for the day
of lOc. Short ribs clotted quotably un
changed.
CHICAGO 1IVK STOCK.
CidCAno , August 23. ISpeoIal Telegram to
Tim BEE. I CATTM : Thu light run , not only
here but nil around , and a falling off of 3,000 ,
iw compared with last weolt at this point , had
a stimulating effect both on the demand and
prices. Values are advancing 10 7150 to-day ,
making an advance of 20(725o for the week
so far , as compared with last week. About
all classes , except perhaps , low grade na
tives , shared In the ndvancc. The run ot
Tcxans and rangers wus limited to about
JOOcars , rangers furnishing the largest num
ber , nnd hero it may be stated that there
wcro many lots of excellent rangers among
the. arrivals , nnd ono lot that \v < } uld beat any
glass fed natives marketed hero this season ,
the same averaging 1,413 Ibs. The stock was
the property of the Ohio Cattle company.
The best lot of natives for the week BO fur
WHS n lot owned by It. K. & J. W. Hill of
Morrixonvillo , 111. Old native uows , bulls
nnd other common stock sold about the sumo
ns heretofore , nt very low prices. The stock-
DCs mid feeder trndu shows no sign of Im
provement. The receipts Included 4fcOO
TOMIS and western cattle. Quotations :
Choice to extra hcovcs , $0.10(20.50 ( ;
medium to good tseers,1350 to 1500
Ibs , $5.10 ; 1350 Ibs ( uO.OO ; 1200 to
5.M ) ; 950 to 1200 Ibs. * 3,8C$4.00 ( ;
nmt feeders , $ J.OOi3.15 ( ; cows , bulls
and mixed llrmor at $1.8C@3.00 ;
bulk , $ . ) .30 < 2.bO. Texas cattle , 10
( 15o higher ; steers , 950 to 1050
Ibs , tS.OO < rfai5 ; 7..0 to 900 Ib.s , $3.WXi7 !
: i.35000to700 ; Ibs , ik2.MX7l3.00 ; cows , $ J.Ol ) ( . |
2.15 ; western rangers lOfti lee higller ; natives
uml halfbrreds , W.lHXaO..H ) : cowb * 3.00S3.00. (
Hoes Business was active with the gen
eral market a hhado stronger than the
nvorago yesterday. In the northwestern di
vision where values irro usually lower than
nnywhoro else , salesmen were reporting nn
ndvunco of lOc over yesterday's average.
Host heavy sold at ? 0.45 < ii,0.r > 5 , Schwartz pay
ing $0.00 for ono double deck of straight Phl-
ndclphlas. Mixed and packing sorts .sold at
$ Y9U0.35 ( ) ( ; largely at $0.00rt0.25. ( Plenty of
the sort that were fat and heavy but hugely
sows , sold 1110.10(1/0.15 ( ; light sorts ,
0.50.
iavi : S
CliioiiRO , August 28. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cnltlo Hccelpts. 7,000 ; market strong for
good ; beeves , $ ti,10gil ( 50 ; steers , Kl.SO@il.00 ;
Rlockcra and feeders , $ 'j.lHi ( 3,15 ; cows , bulls
mid mixed , $ l.b0ji3.00 ( ; To.xus cattle , * 2.00-5 ( ,
3.75 ; western rangers , 1.00(35.20.
Hogs Itecoipts , O.OiHI ; market strong ;
mixed , ? 5.950 < 0.50 ; butchers' and heavy ,
$0.11X30.55 ; light , $ f.00(1tO.DO ) ( ; ships , $4.WX < $
5 IK ) .
Sheep Receipts , 0,000 ; market weak ; na
tives , $2.75(34.75 ( ; western shorn. $3.0i3.S5 ! ! ( ;
Texans , bhorn , $2.75jf3.50 ( ; lambs , $ l.XH ( < S
The Drovers' Journal's special cablegram
from London quotes fair supplies of cattle
with n weak demand , top steers making
12) ) 0 per pound , estimated dead weight.
Kansas Oily , August 2 . Cattle Ho-
rclpts , 5,000 ; shipments , 3,000 ; stackers and
feeding steers quiet ; good to cnoico corn-fed ,
Jo.HKinUH ) : common to medium , $3.25@ 1.25 ;
stockers and feeding steers , | l.CO@l.iS ) ; grass
range steers , $1.80 < < j3.20 ; cows , $1.25@3.tO.
Hops Hccolpts , 4,000 ; shipments. 300 ;
Bloody to5o higher ; Rood to choice , $0.21X3
O.liO ; common to medium , 5.23gU.15 ( ; skips
mid pigs , $4.00(35.00.
Natlonnl Stock Yards. East St.
I-ouls , August 23. Cattle Hcceipu , 3,000 ;
shipments. 4,000 ; market hlghrr ; choice
heavy native stcors , $5.10Xi5.73 ; fair to good ,
| 4.40@5.25 ; butchers' steers , medium to
choice , $3.40(35.50 ( ; stackers and feodorn. fair
to good , 2.25@3.W.
Hogs Itccelpts strong ; choice heavy anc
butchers' selections , $0.50(30.00 ; packing ,
medium to prime , $0.45gG.50 ( ; ordinary to
best , $0.20(40.40. ( _
PlNANCIIAIj.
New YOIIK , August2S. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BKE. ] STOCKS As on yesterday tin
stock market was uionopnllted by coalers
'Western Union and St. Paul. Thu opening
quiet at about last night's closing figures
and niter an early dcclhio , which was unim
portant , the market rallied with the afore
named stocks leading In Interest. Though
coalers wcro the strongest and advanced
most.thorc was some buying by London , and
the commission houses also gave support ,
wtillo some timorous bulls realized and a few
pronounced bears Bhortod the market a llttlo
tentatively. After early hours St. Paul became -
came quiet but Lackawanna and Heading ,
Joined by Jersey Central , kept UD the Inter
est and marched slowly but steadily up
ward until by noon they hod recorded a gain
of about 1 point In the former , 1J { In Jersey
Central nnd M point In Heading. It was ,
taken nltogcthct , a good day for stocks ,
especially coalers , and the close was strong
ut about top prices. Lackatvanna led In
Interest , advancing to 143 * , where It closed
an advance of IJjf points. There was
heavy buying of this stock by two prominent
houses. Delaware & Hudson sold up to 120 ,
closing with a gain of ? * . Heading and Jet-
soy Central closed $ in\\ \ higher , respect
ively. Towards the last western stocks bo-
cauio prominent nnd there wcro some ad
vances , notably In Uurlington , which was
bought nnd advanced by the work of Strong
it Co. , closing with n gain of IJf , and selling
nt one tlmo 2 f over the opening. Manitoba
closed % higher , St. Paul \ and Northwest
ern only slightly better. The "Ulg Four"
advanced \ % , New York 1 and New Eng
land X > Thu total sales \\ero 2intO ! ) : shares.
II. S. 4s regular. . .1S'Xortliern ! ' { | I'aclllc. . . ai' ,
U.S. 4scoupons. . .IW'i ! < lopreferred IMMJ
U.S.4ViHrr nlar . lOfl' , P. 4 N. W 113' .
U. S. 4'jscoinxms. 107V doprofcired 144
I'ocillr Us nt'111 l i N. V. Central Ids' ;
oiitmi 1'Hriiic . . . ai > , p. , D.A.I : zz
Phlciu-'o & Alton . .I.TIJ Itoi'klslnnil lOVi
Chlcngo.llurUugton 1C. , M. A , St. I1 WH
& ( .lulncy 112V do preferred. . . .Ill1 *
D. . Ij.&W HP * St.l' illAOl'mhiv. . 40V
Illinois Ceiitrul. .118 | dopruferred 10-nj
1. , II. A. W IB * , fliloiil'acillc lii ) ?
Kiinstis Ac'J'uxus. . . IH'ilW. . .St. I , . A , V UP ,
I.nkeShore K.'il do piefcrred. . . . 'J !
MiLhlgnnCrntrul. . Wl .Western . Union K1'4
> Ils--oiirlI'aclllc . . . Si ) j
Mover ox CAI.I. At I\ii2 ( per cent , closed
at a nor cent.
PUI.MU MiitCANTiii : ; PAVKH IKS''K ' lor
cent.
STimixo Exciuvon Uiill nnd steady nt
? I.S ) a for sixty day bills ; ft.7f lor demand.
CHIC.MIO , August as. Wheat Easier ;
cash , ( I2 , ' c ; September , i o ; October , 02c.
Corn Easy ; cash , 44kc ; September ,
4-1 Jfc ; October , 4 We.
O.its Easy ; cash , 2lVc , ; September ,
2H4c ; October , 2 IJfo.
Rye SOjfc.
Harley Nominal.
Flnx-l.aojf.
Prime Timothy $1.75.
Wliisky-$1.20.
Pork Finn ; cash , $11.3J ; October ,
Lard Firmer ; cash nndjSoptember , $0.45 ;
October $9.42' ' ; .
Flour Finn ; good bakers' held nt $ : ) . ! )
( gt.OO ; patents , * 5.00CC'.W.
Dry Salt M eats Shoulders , $7.50l7.7.'i ( ;
short clear , $9.X9.25 ( ) ( ; short ribs , $3.45 ®
8.47if. }
Hnttcr Quiet ; creamery , 14S.20c ; dairy ,
i : ! ( < $17e.
Cheese Quiet ; full cream'chcddars , 7J4 ( < 2) )
So ; Hats , 7 4@SJ4C ; young Americas , 8j.jJ (
SJ4c.
SJ4c.EL'gs
EL'gs Firm ; fresh , ll ( i15c.
Hides Finnor and prices liavo advanced
40 ; heavy gi eon salted , licj-jj light green
salted , Ofjul'jc ; salted bull , uc ; green
falted calf , K@ ' < ' ; dry flint , 7J/@So ; dry
calf , "dJSc ; branded hides Ifi per cent off ;
loacons , 20rt25o c.ich ; dry salted , 10@lf c.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1 , solid packed , 4 i'
s'o. 2 , ! l ) c , and cake , H/4t4o ! perlb.
Receipts. Shipments.
Hour , bbls . 19,000 11.000
Yhcnt bit . I15.IXXI ! t',000 ' )
: orn , bu . 2il.-,000 12lKX ) )
Oats , bu . l.VJK)0 ( ) 11(5,000 (
" { ye , bu .
Jarloy , bu .
New York , August 2 . Wheat Ueccints ,
1 ji,000 : ; exports , 9i.H : ( ( ) ; spot W i I < ! fc higher.
with moderate busincsaclosins irregular Him
easy ; No. 2 red , $1.00 in elev.itor , ( l.OlO
1.031. , ' nlloiit , S1.02'4C'U.04 ' f. o. b , ; uugradetf
ed , b7c@1.02 > j ; options very active , opcncii
jfc , higher , and advanced 5kO ; No. 2
closing at * UXV'H ' < i$1.01.
Corn Receipts , .MUXM ; exports , l2o,000 ,
spot ? 4@lo blither ana quiet , closing steady ;
No. 2 , white , 58c , delivered ; No. 2 , 5IKo ! ii
ilevutor ; ungraded mixed , MI ; oiitlon1
@ % a higher , fairly active , closing firm :
\o. 2 September closing at Kij ( 54'4C.
Oats Receipts , I47OUO ; exports , none
mixed western , 2@IOcj ( ! wliito western , U7
4Bc.
Coffee Options opened steady with moder
ate business , closing barely steady ; sales ,
J9.GOJ bags , including August , $11.10@11.15
October , * ! 0.85iil0.45 ; spot Rio about steady
fair cargoes , $14. SO.
Lard Spot higher with moderate demand
western steam , ? 9.75.
Butter Firm ; western dairy , 12 ( 15c
western creamery , 14012U- .
Cheese Quiet ; western , 7VT75i'c. (
Petroleum Firm , with lair demand
United closed at'Jl r.
Epgs Quiet and steady ; western , ! C@lSc
Pork Strong and more active.
St. IjoulH. August 2S. Wheat Higher
cash , IMJfo : October. Mc.
Corn Hiulier ; cash , 4 lo : September , 41 , ' c
Oats Higher ; cash , 2il,14'o ; September ,
Pork Higher nt * 15.00.
I ard Strong at f 9.25.
Whisky J1.14.
Hutter Firm ; creamery , lS@20c ; dairy ,
14@U5c.
Milwaukee , August 2S. Wheat Active ;
cash , Sl'j.'c ! ; September , 8S''hc ; October , bysc. !
Oats Kasy ; No. 2 white , 2'Jc. '
Kyo Firm ; No. I , 5''c.
Harlev Very quiet ; No. 2 nominal.
Provisions Firm.
Minneapolis , August SS. Wheat The
market was very unsettled nil day ; receipts
wcro 111 cars : shipments , 70cars ; No , t hard ,
August , WJ o ; September , 91o ; October , 'J3c ' ;
No. 1 northern , August , UP c ; September ,
Wo ; October , Wo ) : No. 'J northern , August ,
810 ; September , ST jc ; Octolior , SOc.
Cincinnati. August 23. Wheat Active :
No. 2 red. 'Me.
Corn In moderate demand ; No. 2 mixed ,
Outs Weaker ; No. 3 mixed , 25@20c.
Whlsky-1.14.
KntiRiiH Oity , August 2S. Wheat
Higher ; No. 2 red , cash , TliVobid , IDo asked ;
September , TKo bid , 71HJ askod.
Corn Quiet ; No. 'J cash , \K \ > a bid , 30)'c )
asked.
Oats-No. 2 , cash , 20 0 bid , 21J c asked.
OMAHA lilVK KTOOK.
Cat I If.
Tuesday. August 2S , 13S3.
The supply of hoof cattle was not laruo but
there wcro some better cattle hero , as high as
$5.00 being paid for ono bunch of medium
weight steel's. The market was not very ac
tive , as the requirements of the packers wcro
small on account of the largo number of cattle -
tlo bought by them yesterday. Howovortho
desirable cattle wore about all sold , In addi
tion to six loads of corn fed cattle which
were shipped direct to the packers. There
wcro not feeders enough to innko n very ac
tive market , but a fo\v bunches changed
bauds at steady pricc.s. Some vorv good na
tives and westerns sold at ? 'J.55 and $3.40.
The light hog market wus stronp nnd ac
tive and about Bo higher than last Saturday.
The demand was In excess of the receipts
nnd the pens were cleared early. Heavy
hoqs sold well at the oiciilng | , as Jilgh as $0.80
being p.ild , but the mnrkf t weakened and
closed dull and fully 5 < j lower. The Boston
buyers were not doing anything and sales
men found It hard work to dispose of their
heavy hogs. Everything was sold before the
close. _
Hh cop.
The receipts were heavy , there being eight
double decks mid eleven singles on the mar
ket. Several loads changed hands.
Ilcoeipts.
Cattle . 600
Hogs . , . , . 400 ! !
Sheep . . . . . 2yuo
Prcvnllmc Prluos.
The following is a tabloof prioas paid In
this inarxct for the grnJot'of stock men
tioned.
Prime steer * . 1300 to lWWlbi. . 5.25 ftS.50
I'nrno steers , 1100 to 1300 bs. . 4.50 fSS.iK
Native feeder * . 3.25 G83.50
Westers feeders . ' . ' .75 ( 3.40
Hnneo fitcor * , com'on to choice n.OO 04.2. "
Common to good cows . . . . 1,40 ( it2.00
Choice to fatlcy cows . a.SS C00
Common to choice bulls , . . . : . . . l.X ( ) ( d2.25
Fair tocnoico light hogs . 0.15 W0.20
Fair to cnolco heavy hog * . . . . . 0.20 MH.W )
Fair to choice mixed hogs . 0.10 ( g 0.20
ItcprcHRiitnuvo Sales. " "
OATTI.li.
No. Av. Pr.
18 cows , natives . M'.t $2.X ( )
iicotvs , natives . 1,003 2.fl (
1 bull . 1,7X ( ) 2.00
1 stag . In70 , 2.1X1
4H cows , westerns . WS a. 10
ajcows . 1,040 2.20
21 cows , natives . 1,002 2.20
lOcows , natives . b < ; 0 2.2 < J
41 cows , westerns . 1,017 2.fiO
9 cows , natives . 1,115 2.60
2 steers , westerns . 1,0 > 5 2.fiO
1 steer , western . WK ) 2.W )
3 feeders . O.Hl 2.80
8 feeders , natives. . . . 1,02 $ ! UH )
Ibclfer . 41 0 .1.00
1 steer . WO ! HK )
B feeder * , natives . P.VJ 3.15
21 feeders , westerns . 010 3.2.r.
9 feeders . 1,171 8.25
(11 ( feeders , westerns . 0.1 ! ) 3 40
20 feeders , natives . 1,100 3.r > 5
20 steers , natives . 1J H 3.75
1 steers , natives . 1,225 4.25
02 steers , corn-fed natives. . . .1,29.1 5.00
llocis.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shir. Pr.
" 8. . . .2I'4 120 i.10 00. . .228 1IX ) $0.20
03. . . .242 200 0.10 01. . .220 Ml 0.20
70 . . .2.2 20 II. II ) . .2.K ) 240 0 20
. . 103 4M ) n.io 21. . . . .315.Nt 40Ml ( UO
. .2S ] 21.X ) (1.15 ( 01 , . . /.Nt Ml 0.20
. .229 100 0.15 03. . . .238 200M 0.20
1211. . . .201 320 0.15 43. , . .230 M ) 0.20
W5 . . .2 5 100 (5.15 ( 74. . . .aw : 120 0.20
03. . . . 2.10 200 o.ir 75. . . .sw 200 020
. ' .I . . .342 320 (1.15 ( 70. , . .240 200 0.20
. " 7. . . .197 200 0.15 IW. , . .245 .100 O.'JO
' 4. . . .190 20 0.15 77. , . .213 2(10 ( 0.20
221X1
' ( ) . . . . 20. ) 21X1 0 I.I 59. , . .2IM 200 0.20
09. . . .2IS 320 0.15 ft ! ) . , . .218 ICO 0.20
0(5. ( . . . 22(1 ( 120 0.15 72. , . .249 100 0.20
120N
01. . . .273 N ) 0.15 08. , . 252 21X ) 0 22 > .j
40. . . . 232 bO 0,15 74. , . .235 240 0.25
51. . . . SOS 40 0.15 70. , . .210 SO 0.25
40M
09. . . . 185 M ) 0.15 71. , . .212 COJ 0.25
00. . . . 202 40 0.15 IKI. , . .ar. 100 O.S5
Mi. . . . 105 SJ O.lT'i' 7(1. ( , . .220 120 0.25
09. . . .231 bl ) 0.17K 74. , . .217 100 0.25
77. . . .217 120 0.1 7 > i 70. , . .230 2X ( ) 0.25
74. . . . 209 240 0.17'i ' 72. . .249 120 0.25
71. . . 218 320 o.n'j ra. , . .290 bO 0.25
04. . .25J fcO 0.17 in , , . .258
70. . . 21 200 II.I7H127. , . .278 100 o.it : )
78..205 200 11.20 70..2S7 80 ti.io ;
.
No. Av. Pr.
211 feeders , westerns 79 2.no
' ! M westerns. 84 : i.oo
31 westerns b3 ii.iio
2tW westerns 84 a. ir ,
Packers PiirohascM.
Showing the niitnbor of hogs bought by
the leading buyers on the market to-day :
G. H. Hammond & Co 491
Armour C. P. Co . 1,573
Omaha Packing Co 1,431
Glbbs & White 2.50
Highest nnd lowest.
The following are the highest and lowest
prices paid for mixed and heavy loads of hogs
on this market during the past few days , nnd
fortho corresponding period in 18S7nnd 1880 :
AllRllrtt 18fH. August 18ST.
5 W ) Sltl a ) " "tiuiiilay.
5 80 W m C 10 © r > Tw Suniliy. ;
5 . ( a n iw ft W < ! # Vt 4 60 Gil 70
ft W ) ( ftB 10 4 Ho < ? r { > 2J 4 CTi ® 1 TJM
5 no atn s't 4 4i ( 4 N )
Sunday. fi 00 445 i7'5 4 ID dll 70
5 in ( itn ID 4 IK ) ® 5 l j 4 40 ( fSI K ! ' !
ii oo df ii ; r > Simdiiy.
n id fniai 4 ! Ci 4C , 1" , Huuilay. _
1 IV , 4 ! ) Wi "il
o uo fifil 17 4 UO nd ) S3 4 M C4I 75
u in fi ( K ) f/ > S" 4 41 @ 4 75
inSunday. . r > IX ) ( ir/i UM 4 'J.1 4 70
4 UJ ( it-'i IS 4 'JJ < itl & 0
Comiwrntlve PrlcoH.
Snowing the liithost ; and lowest _
for full car loads of hogs during the montli
of August at Omali.i , Kansas City and Chicago
cage :
tnniliu. ) KnnsnsCity.
'
. U 4. ] ,0 , m < ttn 10 iO 00
: ; : : : IOHJ 5 no ' ( ttn ; r > In IK ) TO
n oo f-iti . in uo < vt- ' > :
'll ' ( K ) 5 iw < iiU : w [ B HJ f ii 50
' 10 rri ! nr
' '
5 H ) C" < ; 10 n'lVr'c'fiMO n to r r ii uj
. . . . | m ftill W ) B < ; / 40 BOO wu no
r , 70 ( HI : j. } iWI r < ? o :
r > 70 : , ! ! i f < 5 31
IB IB din in < ? JJI 20 ffn ; 40
IB 7. , i 10 roe .178 C'lO iVi
' - , 70 4 73 n 70 r-f ii 4 > )
r , N ) an oo B liO ( (0 ! ! " >
Jil' ' ' i ISO ( Rtl IK ) M 6n 10 ix ) AM ; i' >
} - : : " : : : : ? a 13 r . " ) < n o 10 B70 ff/0 40
l8 IB ! oou ( tin 10 6W ) f.ill liO
5 ! C ) ( -11) ) 10 B 85 BUI ) i 0"
u , II ( X ) do : r. 5 ii BUO ( f * , Ki
4Si o UO 500 U OB
Si ' , W ) ' 0 31 6 85 ma : n B M < s < II W
' . ' 4 r > 05 l ! 17' B 25 © IJiX ) B ( O < f < f
( i OS r > m 5 SO ( ' 1 4B
lilVO StOUlC NotCH.
Yorkers brought i4'p.2" > .
Ed UiibbCll , lowing , came In with a load of
cattle.
J. LJlssell , Ord , was hero with a load of
cattlo.
H. C. Ljdiolc , Tekamah , sdld two loads of
SOc hogs.
Mr. .laokson came In from Ithaca with a
load of hogs.
John Lcmkc , Millard , was In nnd marketed
a car of hogs.
Among the shippers in with hogs was A.
C. Virgin , Utica.
J. Hockerilold , Shcnandoah , came in with
two cars of good hogs.
M. Kollnor , Madison , was hero with a
good load of heavy hogs.
T. H. McClollan , Edcar , was amonir the
shippers who came in with hogs.
Jaircs Gooilfcllow , Malvoru , In. , bought
twenty head of feeders ut $3.55.
D. H. Shellenberger , Nebraska City , was
at the yards with u load of sheep.
Crescent , la. , was represented by Mr. Hut-
ler , who came m with a load of hogs.
H. W. Jones was in with three double
docks of sheep from Utah , which sold on the
market ,
Andy Haas was at the yards to-day. Ho
has boon spending considerable of his tlmo
of late at his ranch in Wyoming.
H. A. Tompleton brought In the first in
stallment of a bunch of 2H ( ) head of corn-led
cattle , which wcro bought by Hammond.
Tlio Wool Alnrket.
Stocks of wool are comparatively light ,
both at Chicago nnd In the country , nnd the
demand has shown n steady improvement
for nearly thrco weeks past. Medium and
line wools are firmly held at the recent ad
vances but wools cannot bo marketed in
Chicago at the higher prices made for them
in the country lust week. The manufactur
ers are resisting the late activity and appre
ciation , and with n largo number of mills
closed nnd others on small orders , n tem
porary roattiou in the market is not un
likely.
The receipts since January 1 have been
10 , ' . J,871 Ibs against 19,873,487 Ibs at thu cor
responding date of 1SS7. The shipments for
corresponding ( tales wcro : 1S38 , 29,500,089
Ibs ; 18b7 , 20,700,338 Ibs.
Hradslreet's reviews the situation elso-
whuro as follows : There has been some
what less activity In the wool markets this
week than lnt > t , but a general Inquiry for
supplies on the part of manufacturers is
observed and prices are linn ut the advances
lately established. Little speculation is
now apparent. The prevailing opinion in the
trade seems to bo that the demand for con
sumption will continue steady enough and
largo enough to maintain present values.
Just now there Is nothing to point to a fur-
timr advance. The gain has been most note
worthy in line fleeces , though coitaiu des
criptions of line medium wools have ad
vanced about ns much. The woolen goods
situation is better than u month ago , and
this fact gives strength to the market for
raw materials.
'At Boston prices are strong , with steady
demand for consumption. Tno principal
manufacturers have laid hi considerable
stocks. Fine Ohio decors are selling fairly
well ut about 30o per pound. Thcro is no
llttlo activity in fine medium and line terri
tory supplies , tmd Texas wool likewise sells
freely. There Is no special feature in foreign
wool of any description. Uccelpts nil told
since the beginning of the year have been
much loss than during the same porlod last
year. Current quotations ore as follows :
Aug. 24 , 1SSS.
Ohio and Pennsylvania X 28@29
Ohio and Pennsylvania XX 31K230
Ohio and Penn. XX and above 30031
Michigan X 37Q28
Fine Ohto dclnlno. j. , ( fllftTJ
No , 1 combing..1. . . , ' . fl'CtffO
Texas spring. 12 moiljhs 17 ( < { 2i
The sales bf the week at .Boston are re-
iwrted at 0,000,000 iKHWds , as ngam t 0,103 , .
000 pounds last w < * ckttud ! ,7t5tXX ; ) pounds in
the corresponding wrt-k last year.
At Philadelphia vi'Ool has been In fair do-
iniind , but stocks hftv been so much reduced
by rccelit sales tliat' ' h maintenance of hist
week's activity has been out of the question.
The now wools that "nro being opened nnd
graded are generally held higher on account
of the advanced cost. In the west , nnd the
rising tendency of vulUos operates to chock
trade. The sales for the week foot up n total
of 551,000 pounds ) against 1,50.1,000 pounds
lust week and ( VS7,000 pounds for the corresponding
spending week last year.
THADI : cbxniTioxs.
Hankers report the demand for currency
from the country steadily Increasing , but the
supply is equal to It and no stringency Is ap
parent. Kates nro fttendy at 8 ( 10 per cent.
Exchange $1.00 per thousand premium. The
crop dumago In Dakota is said to bo quite
serious and ns harvest progresses wheat
shows up poorly. Nebraska crops uro doing
iliicly nnd our farmers will need to borrow
but little this year. It Is intimated that the
railroads show a dlsixisltion to advance rates ,
as ll is their custom to put on ' 'all ' the traflle
will boar- " General trade holds on fairly
well , but collections are reported not so
good. Lumber , which has been quiet for the
past sixty days , Is looking up ami dealers ex
pect a very largo trade in September and
October. Dealers In water mid .steam litters' |
supplies nro pushed to till orders , mid the
plumbing trade Is moro active than at iiuy
previous date this year. In fact there is no
issatlsfnction discoverable nnywhcre.
Produce , Fruits , Ktu.
HUTTT.II Fancy , solid-packed creamery , 18
@ 2lc ; choii-o country , IWjJl'e ; common
; radcs , ll ) ( 81ic. !
KoosStrictly fresh , 15 ( < ? 10ecniidled.
Onvxoua Mcssmns , f5.ojii.OO ( ; ( ( per box ;
lodl , $0.00 ( 0.25 per box.
Cu.utmsiA D\MSOX * $1.23uerbox ; south
ern Damsons , 7Bcil.M ( ? ( ) per box.
CturoiiNivOim'ht $1 25ii ( > 1.50 per case.
Soi'TiiniiN ( SHAPES 75e@$1.00 per 10-lb
iKinket.
PilACiir.s California , ? 1.00fr1.50 " per box ;
Missouri , 50e@Sl.UO per bu" .
UXANvs Common , $1.50 < J$2.23 per bunch ;
cholco , j.2.50tt3.50. (
LEMONS $4.00 ( B.M ) per case.
SQVASII 2c pur lu.
CANrni.oi'FS 75ci ( > * l.50 per dozen.
PI.UMS $1.25(81.50 ( per bu.
Ili'CM.KiiKiutir.s $ l.2. > per drawer.
POTVTODS 50 < 775c per bushel.
Sw iir : : Pomors IC"nc per Ib.
POII/IHT No dressed fowl in the market ;
ivo chickens , $ .i.50@3.75 pur doA ; spring
chickens , $2.2S@ : .UO.
ToMATois-I.OOSI : ( GO per bu.
WATIIIMII.OXS : : 812.00 ( < i > 17.00 per 100.
PEAKS California , SII.OO@3.5U per bu box ;
Southern , 75 per J bu.
CiM.mn 2."iit3Uc ( ner dozen.
U\muni > $ 'J.50ier 100.
Kiio PI.\ST tfl.OOJ1.25 per dozen.
O.MO.NS IKc l > cr ID.
Ari-i.r.s $ 'J.OOiln.K ( ( ) per bbl.
CuAiutTi.rs ? l.OO i > er box.
CIDIIII Michigan , S4.50@0.50 nor bbl 32
; als ; Callforuiu pear cider , $15.00 per bbl.
POP Coitx Hice , 3ic ' ; common , 2 ( 3c.
CAUKOTS 75cpur hush'el.
HIANS : Choice eastern Imndpicked navies.
P2.0i.2.li0 ! per bushelwestern ; hand picked
mivles , J2.iaC't2.75 ; mediums , * -MK2.15. )
Lima beans 5c per pound.
HAV f. o. b. ciirs , No. 1 upland , tO.ooj No.
2 upland , 5.00. <
lilt IN ? 10.00. ,
Cnoi'i'KU FEIHJ-IT.OO : per ton.
t
Orpuei1 * * Iilst.
Koviscd prices nro us follows :
UAOOINO Static A. seamless , 21c ; Amos-
koug , seamless , liT' ' < jo ; Lowlstnn A , seamless ,
llo ) ; American , Iseamlcss , 10'ji'j ' burlaps , 4
to 5 bu.S ty.i 'c ; gunnies , single , 13o ; gun
nies , double , 2ic ; wool sucks , ! l. c. Twines
Flax , Itec ; extra anil , 20 ( 'Jlc sail U , lt20e ) ;
cotton. 'Jlc ; jutc.'lOc. ,
CoKrr.r.s Mocha , i'5 < )20c ) ; Hio , peed , lOfi ?
17o ; Mandiihlhifr , 2t , ( < { 2bc ; roasting Kio ,
lOo ; O. G. .lava , 2liic ; .lava , interior , 2v < §
25c : Hio , fancy , lO IOc ; bnntos and Mara-
culbo. 17ulto ( } ! : Arbucldcs. IS c.
SDQMI GrnuulatoO , 7 > Jitsc ( ; conf. A ,
76 c ; white extra C , 7ho ; extra C , 7(7'sc ;
yellow C , Oirf ( 0 c ; powdered , 8 > ] 8 c ;
cubes , S' ' S'tfc. '
HOXUT 12 ( < J13c for one pound frames ;
strained honey , 0@3c per pound.
HKISVCnoico yellow , 20@22 > c ; dark
colored , 13JE14c. (
CIIEEMC Young America , full cream.
-iGNO o ; full cream Cheddars , 9@9) < fc ; full
cream Huts , 0@9 > ; good to choice skimmed
chcddars , OQlil'f ; skiinmod Hats , 5fi5 Jc.
PICKI.KS Medium , in bbls.f5.5u ; do in half
bbls , $3.00 ; small , in bbls. Jfl.M ) ; uo in half
bbls , * 3.75 ; Kherkins , In bbls.fcS.O.J . ; do in half
bbls , $4.50.
Toiucco Plug , 20 ( G5o ; smoking , 10@90c.
JBI.MKS $1.25 per30-lb pail.
S\i/r * l.no@l.npcr : bbl.
Horn 7-10. OK10e. (
ginger , African , 7 > fo ; Jamaica , bleached ,
ISc : sago , 7c.
MAIM.B SIKIAII Uricks , HSil2c ( per Ib ;
penny cakes , l.iSl3c ( per Ib ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
TEAH \ oung flyson , common to fair , 1S@
25o ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , 30v55c ( ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 22ft25c ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , 40 < ao5c ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 15fi42JJnimn , choice to
good to fancy , 40f50c.
W UTS Almonds , 15@17c ; Hlborts , Iltai2c ;
Brazil , 0S,10c ( ; walnuts , 12c ; pecans , 10@llc ;
peanuts , 5@bc.
CIUCKIIUS 0@10c per Ib ; assorted cakes , 7
@ 20c per Ib , as per list
HIIOOMS Extra 4-tie , S2.40 ; parlor , 8-tio-
painted handles , $2.00(0-2.5 ( ; No. l.Jl.bO ; No.
2 , $1.70 ; heavy staulo brooms , $4.X ( ) .
Sr\ucii Mirror gloss , 5 o ; Graves' corn ,
Co ; Oswego gloss , to : Oswcgo corn , OJ c.
I'owiiEii AND SHOT Shot , $1.20 ; bucKshot ,
$1.15 ; powder , kegs , $5.00 ; half kegs ,
$2.75 ; one-fourths , $1.50 ; blasting , kegs , $2.15 ;
fuses , 100 ft. 27 ( ,750.
llr.i-ixKi ) LUIII Tierce. SJ-fc ; 40-1 b square
cans , 8 } e50.1b ; round , 8o ; 20-lb round ,
8J < fe ; 10-lb palls , 9o5-lb ; pails , 9 , ' ; 3-lb pails ,
Oh'c.
Oh'c.Pr.ovHioxs Hams,13j13i ( c ; breakfast ba
con. 10'4fttll 4c ; bacon sides , 93tC < ? 10o ; dry
salt , 9'4o ' ; shoulders , S' OS o ; Uricd beef ,
WoonnxwAun. ' 1 wo-hoop pails , per doz. ,
JI.40 ; three-hoop palls , J1.70 ; No. 1 tub ,
f-.00 * : No. 2 tub , Sr.OO ; No. ! 1 tubs , 41.00 ;
washboards , $1.50'3..75 ; assorted bowls ,
$2.75 ; No. 1 churns , fS.OO ; No. 2 churns ,
$7.00 ; No. 3 churns , $ . > ; butter tubs ,
Himill , each 22o ; medium , S5o ; large , > c ;
nests , 45g)70c ) ; snruco. in nests , 70c per nest.
DIIIEU 1'nuiTs Figs , in boxes , ner ib , 13 ®
IGo ; dates , in boxes , 5 > @ 7c ; London Malaga
layer raisins , per box , $3.50gi.75 ( : ; Malaga
loose raisins. . $2.30(32.60 ( ; now Valcn-
cia raisins , pBct Ib , 7X@ c ; Cali
fornia loose muscatels , per box. fJ.OO.
California London layer raisins , per lx > x ,
$2.35(32.50 ( ; pitted cherries , per Ib , ' _ 0 ( < i.2Ic ;
California pitted1 plums , per Ib , 12U13c ( ! ;
dried blackberries , per Ib , 8K@'o ! ' ; dried
raspberries , per Jb. 24i25c ( ; ; evaporated ap
ples , 8 > s'(7jl4c ( ; California sun driedncachcs ,
13o ; Callforniji , uuuared evaporated
peaches , l.r > @lSc ; evaiwrated California
apricots , 19o ; Xanteocurrauts , X&&mTurk
ish prunes , 41.j'a4fctMtroii ( ; ; , 21C 2ioj orange
peel , 15j ; lemon ucol-illto.
FISH. Holland Hci-rimr , 85ci00c. ( ] > er keg ;
White Fish , K Vbl8./No. 1 , M.OO , Family ,
fl.75 ; Trout , No. 1 , tpO ! } : Mackerel , yt bbs. |
HloatorMess , $1M'Hloater , $10.50 , No. 1
Shore , $13.50 , Lar'go Family. $10.50 ; Labra
dor Herring , $1.50 ; Columbia Hlvor Salmon ,
$17.00 per bbl. > v U1
CoDribii Per Ib , whole. Co ; bricks and
strips , 7S9c.
Dry Goods.
COTTON-FIA.VXEI.S 10 per cent dls. ; LL ,
\Ca : nn. ov . ss 7jfc ; Nameless , r.n !
Sl i ! : No. 40. 1l )
colored ,
oH TTS Standard , 805 Gem , lOo ; Beauty ,
12 } < o ; Boone , 14o ; H , caseil , $0.50.
PIHNTS Solid colors Atlantic , Co ; Slater
5Vp ; Berlin oil , OKo ; Garner oil , 0@7o.
COIWBT JEANS Androscoggin , 7)io ; Kear-
sargc , 7Jfc ; Itockport. O'i'c ; Conestoga , O c ,
TiCKs-Vork , 30 Inl , 12 c ; York , 32 In. .
13Ko ; Swift inver. 8c ; Thonidlko OO , 8 > < o
Thorndiko EF , 8Ko ; Thorndike 120 , Q o
Thorndlko XX , I5o ; CordU Ho. 5 , 0 > o
Cordls Nor4. He. '
-Auioskeag , v oz , 10 > io ; Everett , 7
oz , 13 'c : York , 7r > z , is.Vc ; Huymnker , 9' V ;
JafTroy XX , HUc ; .lufTroy XXX. rJHi'5
Hcnvor Crook < VA. l''o : Ueavcr Crook 13U
lloi Heaver Crock L'C ,
plain llolliinil , .i 'o ; D.ulo Ilolluuil , t2 c.
Hrown HlicctliiK Atlantic A14 , 7lcv At-
luntle It , 47'jo : AtlnntleU. 4-1. OVoj At
lantic 1 % 4-4 , ( to : Aurora LU 4-4. iw ; Aurora
O.4-4 , 4 4 ; Crown XXX , 4-4. % ( ; Homier
LL , , 4-4 , f * ; Indian Head , 4-4 , , } < 6 ; Lawrence -
ronco LL , , 4-4 , Go ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , MV > >
1'opporoll U , 4-4 , lot Poppcrcll O , 4-4 , 0V ;
I'opporoll. 8-4 , IS cjI'opporoll.tM/Jlo ; 1'op-
poroll , 1U4icUtloaC : ; , 4-4.4 4i < ; Wiii-lnf ott ,
4-4 , TI/C ; Aurora H , 4-4. To , Aurora 1 ! , 4-4 ,
tVke.
i ) nc K West Point S > In , 8 o > , lOUc ;
West Point 29 in. 10 o ? , loV : West Point
! ) In , 1'J Of , 16o ; West Point 40 in , 11 or , 1 < V.
FiAXXr.iV-Keil , C. 24 in. 1&K ; E , 24 In ,
2lo ; G O , 24 In , ISo ; II A F , Jf.Wo ; J U F , { ' ,
87 } io.
I'IIINTI Pink nnil Hol > es Ulelimnmt , O' ' o ,
Allen , Ik" Klvorixiiiit. r * ; Stool Jlivor , ( i' o ;
Klrhmomt , 0'foPu-illo. ' ; ti'jC. '
I'uiMS Dross Charter Oak , fiV
HuiiiuK | > , 4'yo ; Lotll , fi'fe ; Alton , lie ; Richmond
mend , lie ; Windsor , OVo : Eddystono , UJfe ;
Piiolllr , ( . .
Sncr.Tiso Hcrkoloy cambric
No. fa , < ; Hest Yet , 1-4. OJfc ; butter cloth
OO , 4'ie ; Cabot , 7 } c ; Farwell half bleached
8'tfc ' ; Fruit of Loom , W'fc ' : Greene
O , Oc ; Hope , 7King Philip cam-
brie , lie ; Lonsdulo cambric , 11 ' 40 ;
Lonsdalo. SV ; New York mills 10'jc ;
Pepperell , 42-ln , lie ; Peppercll , 40-ln , 12o ;
Pcppcrcll , 0-1 , lOc ; Peppurell. 8-4 , 21c ; Pep-
percll , U-4 , 2tc : ; Pepperell. 10-4 , 2. " > e ; Canton
4-4 , 8140 ; Triumph , Oc ; Wamsuttu , lie ; Val
ley. 5c.
" " SNr.i.s. Plaid Uaftsmen,20c ; OOSIICH ,
Clear Lake , ! Mfo } ; Iron Mountain ,
Fisxr.i.s-White G HNo.2 , J4' , 22Wo : G
H , No. 1 , f , 2 $ c : U H , No. 2 , < ' , 2e ! < ; H
I. No. 1 , f , 30o ; Quechco , No. 1 , y ( , 4'Jc.
lliNOiMM PluiiKctt cheeks , 7)sc ) ; Wlilttcu-
on , 7Kc ; York , 7 > c ; Normundi urcss ,
: Calcutta dress. 8'ic : Whitteuton drc s ,
} ; Heufrow dress , 8ijtl2 ( > jj.
CAMIIIIK s Slater , S'j'e ' : Woods , C oj
Standard , 5) ) e ; Peacock , S' c.
Piti.sTs Is'iiuio HI.I i : Arnold , OJjfc ; Amcr-
cnn , li'4c ; Gloucester , 04c ' : Arnold C long
sloth , II ; Arnold IJ long cloth , 10 , ' < J ; Arnold
old Seal. W t : Stlefol A , 12 ; Wliidsor Gold
Ticket , 10 > < f.
SIIIKTIXH Checks , Caledonia X , OJ c ; Cal
edonia-\X , lO ic ; Economy , Uo ; Otis , Oo.
licnther.
Hemlock ole , ISQrJ'c per Ib ; oak solo , 30a >
We per Ib ; oak harness , 2trt3li3 ! ( ) per Ib ; selcc-
ed oak and trace , 3Ilo per Ib ; oak and hem
lock upper , 20@22o per foot. Hemlock calf
skin , No. 1 , MKff'JOc per Ib , necording to
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1. 90ctffl.0 ( < ) per
Ib ; Pliiladnlphia calf skin , extra , $1.00J ( < 1.10
per Ib ; hemlock kip skin , No. 1 , ( XXHS70e per
Ib ; oak kip skin , No. 1 , O'ff Oc per Ib ; Phila
delphia kip skin , extra , bOCit'.IOc ' porlb. French
culf skins , ( uccordlnsto weight nmliuality ( ) ,
I.15@l 75 per Ib ; French kip bkius , do , 80c ( r
M.10 per 11) . Cordovan , russett , 18c ; satin
liuish. 20o per foot ; welt leather , $ : i.50i4.5 ( ( )
: or side ; mororeos , ( pebble goat ) . 20 ( < < 30i !
pur foot ; moroccos , boot h'n , iTKtttlUc per
foot ; glove calf skins , 20GiOc : per foot ;
Douglas kid , ; ! 0@IOo per foot ; kangaroo
skins , -KHIMOt1 per loot , according to quality.
Toppings , Ci < HiJ'lU.Ol ) ( ) per dozen ; linings ,
$5 OOtg'J.OO ocr doicn ; apron skins ,
12.00 per do/en. _
Mctalw and Tinner * * ' Stock.
Tin plate. I C , 1014 , best , * 0.75 ; tin pinto ,
rooting , I C , 14x20 , $ r.15 ; sheet zinc , $ tl : . ( ) ( )
0.78 : pig load , -l.0 ; ! ; barlo.u ) . $4.55 ; largo pig
block tin , 2io : ; small pig block tin , 27c ; bar
tin , 2-o ; solder , 14@17e ; copjicr bottoms , : ile ;
sheathing copper , tinned , 2Uo ; plinishing
copper , tinned , Mo ; lead pipe , Go ; sheet
iron , N S. IS to 24 , W20 ; Hnssia iron , 13o ;
Am Kussia planisheil , A , lO'io ' ; Am Hussia
planisliud , H , i'ifo ' ; p.iinted barb wire , f.t.2."i ;
galvani/cd barb wiro. ? .OJ : steel nails , $2.2'
( 2.iO : ; steel wlro nails , $2.iO ( ( 2.7il ; iron
nails , * 2.H2 ) 15.
JI-NK Machine castings , $12.00 ( < tin.OO ;
stove plates , S7.00CS8.00 ; wrought lronf.lXC ) >
10.00 ; boiicH , dry. tS.OO ; steel , * .VK ( ) per ton ;
copper. &i.OOva < J.O ( ) ; brass , ? 4.00@8.00luc ; ,
ft.M'irti.Xl ) ( : ( ; solid load , $200@U.OO ; tea lend ,
MOOG82.50 ; rubber , $2.0@a.UO ; mixed rags ,
$1.10 ( 1.15 per cwt. /
Coal and IJinc.
LIMI : S.rK290c ; Portland cement , $ I.ti5 ) ; do-
incstio cement , $ l.Ki ! ; plaster , J2.00 ( < t'.15 ;
hair , 2.@J.rio.
Co Anthracite , range , and nut , $10.00 ;
largo egg , i'J.75 ; Hock Spring , ? 7.00 , Su
perior , JiS.OO ; Iowa , W.50@5.50 ; steam co.il ,
1.5U to $2.00. _
Drugs niul ClicinlcnlH.
Micr.Li.ANCous Sulph. acid , IJgc ; cltrlo
nciu , OOc ; tartaric , r > 0o ; bal. cojavia , IWo
borax , lOo ; chloroform , 47c ; glycerine , 2c ; )
gum Arabic , select , $1.00 ; gum camphor , 2'Jo
gum opium , $3.88 ; sulph. morphia , $250
bromide potassium , 4'Jo.
OILS Carbon. 150 ° 9 c ; headlight. 175o
laKc ; gasoline , 74 ° 12 ! c : AVcst Virginia
summer , lie ; zero , 17c ; No. L irolden ma
chine , 18c ; extra w. S. lard , lilo ; No. \ iard ,
42c ; turpentine , 44o ; Unseed raw , 50c ; boiled ,
5.3c.
Qui.s'iNi : P. & W. , per oz , 63c ; German ,
per oz , 42c. _
Ijuinhor.
DIMENSIONS AND TIMIICIIS.
AddSO cents per 1,000 feet for rough Joist.
IKIAHIIH.
No. 1 com , Bis $1X ! ) ( ) I No. 3 com , sis $10.00
No. 2 coir. , Kl ? 17.50 | No. 4 com , sis lil.OO
Add 50 cents per 1,0(10 ( for rough.
FKXCIS'O.
No. 1 , 4 and 0 In , 113 and 14 ft , rough. . . . $13.00
No. 1 , " 1(1 ( ft , " . . . . 20.00
No. 2 , " 12 nnd 14 ft , " . . . . Hi 50
No. 2 , " 10ft , " . . . . IsMX )
SIDINO.
A , 12,14 & 16 ft.$20.5U I C , 12 , 14 & 1 < 5 ft. 14.7r.
H " " 1U.T51 " "
, D. 11.75
TCI .INI ( ANI > I'AIITITIOX.
1st com , Jf in white pine ccllini ; fitt.OO
2d " " " " 27.00
Clear ? In Norway plno celling 15.50
Sdcom in " " " 111.50
ri.ooui.NO.
AC in white pmo $ .TI,00
IJ " " " :
t2.00
O " " " '
2'J.Ol )
D " " " (
21.X )
K " " " sol.
( icncmgj lb.50
Six inch drop siding 50o per 1,000 extra.
IHTW.NS , WI5I.I. TUIIIXO , I'ICKCTS.
O. G. Units , 2 in.- $ 0"
O. O. Halts , J xtsl ! s :
a in well tubniir. 1) . & M. and Hov 22.00
Pickets. D. & H. ll.it 20.00
Pickets , D. & H. square . - 21.00
SIIIXHLBS , UTII.
XX clear $ 3.10
Extia "A *
2.70
* A * Standard
2.55
* A Iii3. & 13 2.35
5 in. el 1.00
No. 1 1.10 < gl.l5
Lath 2.45
rusTS.
White Cedar , 0 In. , X s 10J- ;
" ' Din. < irs 12)
" " 6 in. , 8 11
" " 8m. ( | rs O'J
" " 4 in round 14
Tennessee Hcd Cedar , splltt .14
Split Ouk 03
F1NIMIIXO.
1st and20 , clear , 1. IJin 82s $50.00
" " " lK,2in. s 2s 60.00
. IL I'AI.MKIl. K. p. HICIIHA.V. J. U. IJI.A.NCIUIlll
PALMER. RICHMAN & CO. .
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Office-Uooni 2Onpi > Blto Eicliango llulldlntf , uoloo
_ block Yanli , boulli Omalm , Nub. _
S6RIMERWESTERFIELD& MAUEY
Live Stock Commission ,
Itoom U , Exchange BulldlnK , Union Ktock Tardt ,
_ tiuulb Omaha , Neb.
ALEXANDER & FITCH.
Commision Dealers in Lire Sock ,
SoomB , Oppoilto Kicbante UulldlnK , Union Stock
YmrUi.HoutU
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UNION STOCK YARDS
Of Omaha Limited ,
ARrloultural Implomonta.
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cTlURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
r rrl k'r ntut IlufKlci , Ji < if < Slrrrt.brlwcttiHliauO
lutli , UmaliK Nrliraika. _
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"tlNTNGER At METOALF cbn
AgricnltnralImplenientsWagonsCarriagcJ , ) !
i.Vlp. Wholrmte. Omaha , Xctratka.
"PARLIN , ORENDORF & MARTIN.
Wholesale Dealer * In ,
Agricultural Implements , Wagons & Buggies
TOl , W , MOaiidroTJono Slrc < ) tOnii > hn. _
PTPTMAST & . C0
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills , Seeders ,
Culllvnlor , Hay Itakrs. Cider Mlllt and l.ubnn I'Ul-
_ T rln > r > . Cor. llln and Nkhi > la Mterli.
WrNONAlMpTEMENT CO. ,
WhuU a1i < -
Agricultural Implements , Wagons &Buggies
Ournrr Illti 'nil M < holnn ytrr cH. _
OMAHA IWANCII.
J. F. SEIBERLINQ * CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Harvesting Machinery and Binder Twine ,
V. K. Mrnil , Manager. IJUlrnvoitworth ft. Oittnbn.
Manufacturers ami Jobbers In
Wagons , Bnggies , RaKes , Plows Etc ,
for. till And 1'actllc streets , Oinnlia.Xeb.
Artists' Materials.
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A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
151.1 Douelns fctrcet.Omaha , Nebraska.
Booksellers
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H. M. aTs" . W. JONES.
iicccsfor tt > A. T. Konyon A Co. , Whnlccalr A llclall
Booksellers and Stationers ,
flnc WeiUllnit Sla'lonpry. L'oiiiinprrlal Mallnnrrjr
IjJ'J Doniilas ytroot. Unialin , .Nth.
_ and Shoes. _
KIRKENDALL. JONES & CO.
( yuicefiirslo llcvd , Junes & to. )
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Shoes
Agvntafur lli ton Hubticr Slim ; J'o. 1IU1. ,
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W. V. MORSE it CO. .
JoDhcrs of Boots and Shoes ,
UoURlaa 81 . Oranhn Manufactory , fi
t. . lluiton ,
Coff0085pl008 _ , EtO-
cCARKE COFFEE CO
Omaha Coffee and Splcc Mill ) .
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
laTurliiK KitmctK. Laundry llluc. Inkj. Ktc. ltl ( .
UlUHnrnay Ktroi-t. Omnb . Ncliraikn.
Crockery ondjDIassvvare.
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W. L''wmCHT.
Agent for the Manufacture" and Impnrtcif of
Glassware Lamps Chimneys
Crockery , , , ,
Ktc. Offl re , 317 S , 13th M. . Omaha. Nebnukn.
PERKINS. GATCH & LAUMAN ,
Imooriors anil Julibcrs of
Merj , GlaCTaro , Lamrs. Silverware
Ktc. IM4 Fiirnam ht. , New I'nxtnn IlulMlntr.
Commission and Storage.
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RIDDELL & RIDDELL.
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
' ' " " ' 'iltry , ( , rae.
. ( ) mha.
CEO. SCHROECER & . CO. ,
Successors to McShanc A Sclmodor. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Onmbti , Nubrnakn.
FREDERICK J. FAIRBHASS.
Wholeialo
Flour , Feed , Grain and General Commisioi !
Merchant. Correspondence solicited. 1014 North Kll :
btrt-et.Oinnliu , Neb.
Coal , Cdke
OMAHA'COAL , COKE SLLAMECO.
Johbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
909 Pontti 13th ptroct , Omnha , Ncbraika.
J. J. JOHNSON & [ CO. ,
Manufacturers of Lime ,
And uhlppprt "t I'unl , Coak , Cuinunt , J'iii tpr , M
Drain Tllo. and Suwer 1'lpo. onice , 2l , H. Dill
St. , Umaliu , Neb. Telephone ell.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Cote ,
211 South 13th St. . Omahn. .Veh.
JDry Goods nno Notions.
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M . E
Bry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1102 nnd 1104 Douxlai , Cor. llth ! H. , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRtCK-KOCH DRYGOODSCo
Importers and Johhers In Dry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' Kuruishlnu Conji. Corner llth and Uuuv7
Sin. , Omaha , Nebraska.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Faronta Street. Owahi. Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVER1CK ,
Furniture
Omaha. Nebraska.
Crocorlos.
PAXTON , GALLA'cHEAccCK
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
705,707,703 and 7118.10th St. , Oinaua , Neb.
McCORD. BRADY & CO. .
Wholesale Grocers ,
I tb and I.envunorUi StreetsOmaha , Nebraska.
Hardware.
LEE , CLARKE. ANDREE S'EN H AHD
WARE COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , CiitlcryrTin Plate
Jletnls , Sliri't Iron , etc. Agents for Howe Scales'
.MlixniU'ouilrr iimll.yimui llurlitd Mile ,
Clznuhu , NubraHku.
HIMEBAUGH &TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
Mechanics' Tools and HufTalo Scales. 1406 Doutla
( itrcct , Ouiaba , Nebraska.
RECTOR. WILHELMY & CO. ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
10th and Harrier fits. , Omaha , Neb. Wc-stern AS ,
for Austin Powiter Co . Jeiferunn Hteel Nallt ,
> alrbanks titanilaiil Hcales.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO ,
Wholesale Manufacturers of
Saddlery & Jfners of Saddlery Hardwan
And Leather. 11UJ , nn. ' , nml H'r ? Ilnrncy St. , Ornakn ,
Nebraikn.
Hardmiro.
W. J. BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , WnKon stnrk. Hardware , Lumber , Ktc. 1 .
a ml UlUluriieyHtrnt.Ouiahj ! ,
Hats , Caps , Etc.
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w. L.'PA'RROTTE&'CO. ,
Wholesale Hats , Caps and Straw Goods.
1107 rUniey Ktr t , Otaalia , Net ) .
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OMAHA LUMBKR'co" . ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
1SU Street and Union PiiclfloTfack , Omaha.
LOUl's BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doufi.Klc Yanli- Corner 7th sjri IWucUij Ccrocf
Lumber
c. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Mof \ Lunte
Lithanil California Flrecti.Oinalia , Nfbiatk * .
" ntu yv. unTTf" ; i "
Lumber Lime Cement Etc Etc
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Corner fth and Itousturn. . Omaha.
T.VV. HARVEY LUMBER C07
To Dealers Only ,
Office , ltf.1 Tarnam Ptreet , Omftlia.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumiier , Etc ,
Imported and Auiorlcan rurtlnn.l Ccnifnt , fUtl
Agent for MlloaulHo Hydraulic Ceuiect nil
Q.ilncy While l.lmg.
CHAS. R. LEE. '
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets and Varquot Kloorlmr. Wli and ttnuitaf
Nlllllnory and Notions.
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i. "OBERFELDER" * "c6."wv-w"
Iiiiportcrs & Jolibcrsin Millinery & Notions
i lltli
CANFELD MANUFACTURING
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans I'ants.Slilrts , IMr. im.'and 1104 Do gls Elrtek
Umahn. ficb ,
Noti'ons.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
41(1 and 40.1 Hi uth lOlli St. , Omaha.
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Oils.
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CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholsale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailo Orrasp , Kto. , Omaha. A. H. Hlshop. Manage
VINYARD & 'SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Furnishing Goods ,
llffi HnrncT Ptrnet , Omaha.
Offlco Flxturos.
TUB MMMONDS .MANUFACTUIUNQ CO.
Mniuif.titiirc.'s of
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Mantles. HMrtioanK Hook Cnsen. DriiB Klxtiin'j.WaU
< 'n'c"rnitltlc > n , ItalllnK .Counter * , HoeranuNMnq
Cooler * . Mirror * olc. F flory nni < nfllt P , 17JO and JI3i
l-outli Mill St.Umihn , Tolopliono 1U4.
Paints
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CUMMINGS & NBILSON ,
\Miolo ale Doalorsln
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
HIS K.irnam Street. OmahaNob.
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
'arry ' a nice stock of I'rlntlni ! . Wrapplnit and Wrltloi
I'krOT. Special attention Klriin to car load urdvn.
Paper jJoxos.
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JOHN L. w'lLKIE ,
Proprietor Omaha Paper Box Factory.
; oi. 1 > .7 and 131'J UoilsUs bt. , Omaha , XoB ,
Soods.
"PHIL. STTIMMEL'Ar'co'.r"
Wholesale Farm , Field and Garden Seeds
Oil and U1J June * Strutt Omaha.
Storage , Forwarding & Commlseloq
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"ARMSTRONG. PETTIS .v co. .
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Oranch housonf the llciwt'y lliiKpy Co. lliik'Kletal
nuulesalu and retiill , l. 'i UlOiiml 1U2 Unril btreet ,
Omaha. Telephone No. "W.
J 1 U JlllJllUs
JSrnoke Stacks , Bollor8Etc. _ _
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"H. K'"SAWYERT"
Manufacturing Dealer in Smoke Stack !
llrltclilnifs , Tanks and ( lenrral Holler Itcpalrlog. 13U
Iodio ) htreyt. Ouialm. Neb.
Brewore *
STORZ
Lager Beer Brewers ,
liJl North Klgthtecntu Street , Ouialia , Vcb.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS.
Manufacture Galvanized Iron and Cornice ,
John Kpenvtcr , Proprietor , uai nndgit anil 101 and 101
Nurtli lUtti slreut , Omulm.
Printers' Materials. .
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'W'ESTERN NEWSPAPE'R UNION ,
Auxiliary Publishers ,
P.er.n . ,
Rubbpr jGoods- _
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OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goofe
311 C'lottilng nnil leather llelllr.it. 10 B Karnnni Btr * t ,
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M. A DISBROV t. CO. ,
Wholesale .Mann : .clurer of
Sasti Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Pmncli bfflcc , mil anil Unnl Hlreel .Oomh * , Neb ,
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.J
Vannfacturers of Sasn , Doors , Blinfls ,
nldlnei.SlRlr Work nnd Interior
Hard Wood FM
u. N. is. Corner 8th nml l/cavuuwurlli tlrecli.
OuiaUa. $ eu.
JStoamFJIttlnBB , Pumpa JEtc
ATLTSTRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
CHUHCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fillings ,
3lcttm n3 Wnlrr Sunpllcn. TTi'mlqimrlori for Xl rt ,
fooat A C < > ' KQ < Ml . IJU Fttrniini HtUninlui.
U. S. WIND ENGINE * PUMP CO. .
Steam and Water Supplies ,
U 1lld r Wind Mills. 018uml 031 Famixm fcl. , Om h .
< ! ' lo , AflliiK Manager ,
BROWNEUL St. CO. .
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
3neot ircu , rt H.nm.n . , , . . . Saw MIX. .
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Carter & ton , l'iop > . Manufnctnrert of nil ktndl
Steam Boilers , Tauls and Sheet Iron Wori
Works Sonlli iOih and II. .1 M. Cro-slng.
I'AXTON k VIEHMNO 1UO.V WOHKS.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wort
EnKlnes. Ilrasi Work , Gonernl Tounilry , Machine an4
UUcksmltli Work oilli o iiml Works , U. 1 * . Ity.
" and llth Etrect.Omaha. _ _ _ _ _
oMA"FrA WIRE 4 : IROTTWORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk Rails , Window Quardi. ( lower Stands , Wlr4
FlKiis , Ktc. Ul North Kill btreotOinaha.
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OMAHA SAFE and IRON WORKS.
Man'frs ' of Fire SBnrglar Proof Safes
ranUs.Jall Work , Iron ami Wlro Kcnclnr , Hln , , ( ,
U. Andreen. I'rou'r. iVir. lllh andJtUiou Sts.
CHAMPION IRON and WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
anil Kcrwe'is , for banks , oU'er ( tore , re lj nciis , tc
Improrcd Awnlnio , lx > cksinlll > Muchlnrry ant
Ilia. ksroUU Works. 40a South U1U M. ,
MEACHER S : WHITMORE ,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safesjime Locks
Uineral Agents lor Dlebold Hufe \ I/jck Corop DJ'6
_ , Vttulli anU Jail \York.4U 8. liUi SI.