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TJIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
Strong nt a Higher Range
of Prlcoe.
CORN AT A SLIGHT DECLINE.
TrntlltiR In OntH lilulit Provisions
Hrnrlnlily Itivlliintl Cnttlo
A vcrnKftl Qnlol
I'nlr Dcinnlitl.
CHICAGO MAHKKT.
Cnir'no , Jan. -Special [ Teleram to
TUB Hr.K.I The xvhcat market nvcrascil
strong at a rather higher ranso ot prices
than yesterday , though It hail n ilrcadful fit
of sickness early on a report that the agri
cultural bureau hail issued n bulletin noting
n 4 i > er rent increase In winter wheat acre
age ami an Improvement In the condition ai
compared with December , 1SS7. Oa this be-
luted and eircuitonsly convoyed Information
wheat for May delivery was sold down from
Wife to ItiV , nml the crowd was bunched
on the top when the bottom was reached.
The warm wrather seemed to ulvo every
body courage tc sell. It only needed that
"government report" to satisfy a good many
pconlo that a largely Increased Quantity of
whsat was going to bo harvested from
nil enlarged area some time in March or
April. Later , when the weather prophoti
began to predict the near arrival of a polar
wive , the .scalpers thought that harvest
might be deferred two or three months , and
they set about covorlm : with considerable
Industry. There was also no little good
general buying for "long account , " nnd the
result was a strong ulvancc , which ulti
mately carried the price to ! * $ Hci a rally of
J' ' c from the point of greatest depression.
May wheat opened at fiTJ fcilT' ' i' , soln off to
J'c. ' ( rallied ty' . broke to llrilH : , advanced
to ilT GiUTV. sold off to W'irC ( < , l ti.
advanced to Oi e , llui'tuatcd for a good
while between UT\c and ( i7J < c , advanced
to Me , receded 'hc ' , rose to ! 8' c. and closed
nt ! ) * V , a net gain on the day of } fc. Febru
ary closed at ti\Je \ , and .Inly at Mi ! < c , which
was the outside. Cables wore rather butter ,
but nothing was received from the seaboard
Indicative of a furious clamor for our wheat
for Mupincnt abroad. It Is well to note ,
liowevcr , that the clearances from the Atlan
tic seaboard for yesterday in wheat and Hour
foot up to 1WX)0 ( ( ) bushels , and that a little
wheat went out from each of the principal
jmrts. The receipts at Minneapolis show an
increase , but at all other primary points they
arc very small , while the shipments
Indicate a steady. though as yet
not a large interior milling demand. Country
millers are not such rampant bulls as they
wore when they were loading up with wheat
last fall , but they confess to a depletion of
stores and u possible scarcity of wheat ,
though they are not displaying us great
alarm over the prospects as some of the bulls
In the wheat pit. There appears to bo new
blood In the wheat market , and the strong
loi'al people who have been riding the market
down arc now arrayed on the other side.
This list includes such men as Cudaliy , Kent ,
Hloom , Keam , Driver , Linn and possibly
Hwltzer , and the old bull party
admits that it is glad to have
their assistance. and that of their
following. The general crowd is still bear
ish. but the buying for the last day or two
lias been of an unusually good class. It is
duo to say , too , that very few of the broad
gunge bulls ore now seemingly anxious for
a speedy advance- values. They acknowl
edge that one palpably weak spot in their
line is the large stock of wheat in Now York ,
! " ] thov want to see it rcduco-l. New York
rather led Chicago most of tlio tirno to-day ,
which is not an unhealthy sign. Locally ,
Swltzcr was the heaviest buyer of wheat to
day , and Fall-bank was quoted as a liberal
purchaser.
Corn was linn , and the demand was good
In Liverpool to-day , according to the cable
report * of that market. Export clearances
were very heavv , and the dc'uand on foreign
account at New York and Haltimorc was re
ported as being limited only by the tonnage
offerings. With wheat and corn shippers
Toth ) looking for vessels an advance in the
freights may result , which would ncutrali/o
to some extent the moderate advance in the
foreign markets. The receipts here were 31
rars in excess of yesterday's estimate , .but.
there being only three carsof No. - ' , the gross
excess brought no satisfaction to parties hayIng -
Ing outstanding contracts for delivery in
February and March. The estimates for
to-morrow arc 250 cars. The day was
a dull one In the corn pit , like
many of its immediate predecessors ,
nnd in the end prices were somewhat easier.
The fluctuations were very narrow , nnd the '
business was confined to the local operators ,
nnd there was loss anxiety among February
nnd March short sellers , although they were
not entirely easy. The closing tlguros show
about ! > , c decline from yesterday's closing
quotations.
Trading in oats was light. There was no
disposition to press sales , and while tlio de (
mand was small , a linn feeling was obtained ,
nnd bids on near futures were advanced a
fraction without calling out any special
business. May was In moderate request a
around i27J e , with the interest confined
chiclly to local traders. The receipts and es- 2
mates were fair , while the stocks exhibited
no special reduction. No. 'J onts in store
were nuotably steady at 24Jf c , with the sales
principally by sample.
The provision trade was again boorishly $
inclined. The rather fair receipts
of hops encouraged the weakness
previously prevailing , nnd on the ap
pearance of sellers the product
resumed Its old down hill course. Lam was
relatively stronger than either short ribs or
vork , as it was evidently supported more or
leas by the Knglish houses , yet something of
a decline was suffered all around. In pork
the day's actual depression was L"JK@2je , in
short ribs lOCgl'J c and in lard tytfe.
CHICAGO IjIVB SlOCIi
CIIIOAOO , Jnn. 25. ( Special Telegram to $
TUB UKB.f CATTI.K The general market
was iiulet this morning. The fresh receipts
were only Imlf as largo a * on yesterday , and
the seller * wanted bettor prices , but there
were n peed many c.Utlo loft from yesterday ,
und the common to medium were in moro
than anijilo supply. Sales of good t ° choice
cnttlo were , however , moro readily inado ,
nnd prices were In bomo cases .ViiMOc higher.
There might nave been an advance of
too per hundred and then many .
cattle would liavo lost money , so the soil
ing Interest did lint Inivo much to rojoieo f-l
over. ( Jboic'o beeves , $ l.l ( ? l.70 ; inodlum to
good steers , 1JJN1 to 1500 Ibs , fl.-tO.T-I.OO ; 1200
to 1I50 ! Ibs , * 3.COifi ( : . 'iOj ' O.V ) to IS < ' 0 Ibs , JJ.i'0@ ' ket
8.15 ; stockers and feo'lors , fcil.-10 ! : ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , tl.fi < Kuri : ; bulk , $3.3o < 3
SJ.fiO ; Toxns-fcd steers , -.6i@ | ( .i .
lions Tlio fulling olt in ttio run , as in thu
i cuso of rattle , dons nut scum to liavo the
t same olTect , as values were again 5@10o
lower , but at the decline there was a lair no-
jwuid. Whtn the bulls and boars in the city
gore nnd claw each other until Ufa is ex
tinct then the lionof ! triuln barons may got
it Into their heads that prices arc about
down to bedrock , , . but nt present
the nhorts arc talking of M.OO for hogs and
$10,00 Snr | > ork. The bull ; of the sales to-day
for mlxnd were arounit about 11.75. When
the lot had n peed butcher-weight top and
wen ) exceptionally smooth nnd oven , such
would mnlto f i.bo HaiiRli nnd common pack
er * sold down to ftW | < $4. < V ) , and best heavy , to
equal , if not bolter in nuitllt.v than nny-
, thing hero this winter , nt MSOiJ4.S5. ( Light easy
, Boris were scarce and tlio demand noininal ,
( t.85it ( , ( iO for Yorkers , and t5.OOQ5.10 for
| light liKlit. The market t-loicd weak at about
| H.f > OCrf < .C5 for common packers ; slngo sort
ncnroo unit the demand limited. The regular 7s
buyers were not on the market.
FINANCIAL.
NB-V YOIIK , Jmi , 23 , [ Special Tolegrain
TUB HUB 1 STOCKS The stock market
started off steady this morning , but tbcro
i no more animation shown than for the nal
) iust few days , London v.-as again firm , and
Iprlcca were about ) { per cent above last for
| nght'a ! closing In this market. Lackawunua $ cows ,
vaa a leading fcuturo of the morning , und
Ivancod X per cent. Xbo itnteincut for the
year shoxvs very favorable results , nnd it
caused some shorts to cover. Thodoallogs
throughout the list were confined to the pro
fessionals who trade for elghtn nnd quarter
turns. The cominisilon people were doing
comparatively nothing , but seem to take a
more hopeful view of the situation. The
immediate course of the market depends
upon the result of the presidents' mooting ,
now being held In Chicago. One significant
feature of the market nv , present is the ab
sence of any Inclination on the part of the
benr speculators to carry their operations
Into the bond market. This department of
the stock exchange is active , and the opinion
was expressed by one of the oldest bond
houses in the street , that no such demand for
this class df securities has boon scon since
the boom of 1SSO-S1. There was a rumor in
circulation of a controversy batwonn tha
Lnckawanna and Lchlgh Valley people , rela
tive to anthracite property in Pennsylvania ,
but it failed to exert nnv unfavorable effect
on coal properties. Foreign houses who
bought Krio common n month or so ago for
the London bull pool , say that clique seem to
grown tired of their lead and are
nulctly selling out whenever a favorable
market is to bo found , At noon thuro wni
no feature to the dealings , and the market
was very dull and about steady at small frac
tions above the opening tlgures. Money w.is
easy atyt \ ( < tl per cant. Dispatches from
Chicago , during the afternoon , saying that
two presidents had refused to sign the agree
ment there , causedsomo soiling. The rumor ,
however , Incited continuation. Texas Pa-
citio nnd Richmond Terminal common and
preferred were attacked and forced down ? <
per cent Ciieli. The statement of three
weeks' earnings of the former showed $21,000
Increase. Just why the stock should drop so
suddenly In the face of such a favorable
showing is somewhat mystifying lo the
btrect. The balance of the list closed firmer
at , an advance of V to % per cent. The un
dertime appears to bo linn. The total trans
actions for the day amounted to 151,000
sharoi , including Heading , . ' 13,000 ; Lncka-
xvuntia , 19,000 ; New Kngland , 10,000 ; St.
Paul , 12,000 ; Eric , 3,500 ; Texas Pacllic ,
7r > 00 ; Northwestern , 8,50 , : ) ; Union Pacllic ,
4,500 , and Missouri Pacific , 0,000.
Thurollou'lng Wiire tha ct'iUn ? quotation ! .
U.S. 4s regular.Iff'f Northern Pantile.
U.S. | ) ' ( . . . . doprefarrod nil
U.S. 4VisM nlar. . 1U-J C. * N. W I0 ? i
U.H. 4'iscotiiioni .1W ( ilopreferreil 141
I'aclHotisof V > . . .rai N. V. Central KM ;
Ontrul 1'aclllo. . . . itt1 , l\ , ! ) . & ! { LM'i
( 'lilcagn ic Alton . ,1-T Itoct Island U8
Chicago , Iliirllngton L' . . M.&Ht. P fil'i '
A yulncy JIKI do preferred
f.L.A \v. . . . . . . .itu'i'St. ' fain & Omaha . m , '
Illinois Central. . . .IIUU , ilopreferred . M'S '
1..II..VW . 9'i UnlonlMciflc . ( Bri
Kansas & Texas. . . iW..St. : ) , U & I' . 12
I.ake.Shorn . ID'J's' ' do preferred. . . , " 4s ;
Mlchlgnn Central. . K.V * Western Union . B4i ?
Mlnsoiirll'acillo . . . T2' l
MONET ON CAM. Kasy at ! J per cent.
PRIMS MBIIDANTII.B PII-BR I iJ.V > f per cent. ,
STCIIUNO EXCIUVOK Steady ; sixty days ,
: demand
CuiCAno. Jan. 25. U heat Finn ; higher ;
cash and February , Otl e ; May , 'Jsv's'e. '
Corn Easy ; cash , l e ; February ,
3."io ; May , yii 'c.
Oats Steady ; cash , a4 c ; May , 27 c.
Hyo ISc.
Harley Nothing doing.
Prime Tiinoth.\ ? l.r.0@1.53
Flux Sl.ftljci.lH.
Whisky 51.03.
Pork Firm ; cash and February , tll.47j ;
May , $ ll.S7'.i. '
Lard Steady ; cash and February ,
.b2'.f ; May , tl.l2' ! < fw(5.y."i. (
Mour Unchanged ; winter wheat , S2.50
( it.vno ; spring wheat. $1.70tO.QQ. (
Hulk Aleats Shoulders , Ifti.OOfiTli.l'J' . ; ; short
clear , Ji5.i7liC'li.5'J ; : short ribs , JiJ.05C4i5.10. d
Hutter Unchanged ; creamery , lU 'oi : ;
dairy , I4@22c.
Choesa Unchanged ; full cream cheildais ,
10W@Uc ; Hats , llcctll' c ; Young Americas ,
lIJ4'iiHBc.
Kirgs Unchanged ; frcsli , l-Hi@l."iJ c.
Hides Show further decline ; neavy aim
light green salted , 5c ; green , 4c ; salted
bull , 4' < J'c ; green bull , \a \ : green salted calf ,
flLj'o ; dry Hint , 7' ' fiSu ; green salted kip ,
4c ; dry calf , 7@Sc ; branded hides , 15 per
cent off ; deacons , 2o@30u each ; dry salted ,
Tc.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 , solid , 4rtZ3c ; No.
2,4@4 e ; cake. 5@ > ' .Co.
itecoints. Shipments.
Wheat bu 20,000 1S.OUO
Flour , bbls . 8,000 7,000
Corn , BU . 05,000 715,000
Oats , bu . 7i5.00a 50,000 ]
New ITork. Jan. 25. Wheat fJoceints ,
4,050 ; exports , 5,000 ; spot quiet but Ic
higher ; No. B red , iWJjJyMWe In elevatorr ,
'J7o alioat , ' . ) l > @ 'Jr ' o f. o. b. ; No. 3 red ,
llfl' o ; ungraded red , 02c@L. < > 5 } ; options
moderately active ami irregular , closing at
K@l' ' c over .vcsterttay ; No. 2 red for Feb
ruary closing nt lJ5,1ec.
Corn Uocoipts.17.400 ; exports. 10S,500 ;
spot steady ; No. 2W c in elevator , 44 (
i4 , " > ; Kc ulloat ; No. II , 40a413 ( c ; 'tinrraded
mixed , 33IIJcoptions ; steady but dull ; Feb
ruary , 4UJ.JC.
Uats Uocoipts , 15,000 ; exports , 3,250 ; spot
trillo higher and fairly active ; options , ' 40
higher ; February closing at 31J.Ce ; spot No.
white , 33X'f4l4'c ( ; ' ; mixed western'J , ftj "
SJ c ; white western , 3li 30 > ; c.
Colfco Options opened lower and closed
barely steady at 15@40 points below yester
day ; January , $ lu.50 15.55 ; February , 10
$15.DO 15.I0 ! ; iMaroh , S15.-10iM5. ( ( ( > 0. 20
Petroleum Firm ; United closed at SSc.
Kggs--Lower ; western , 15fgl5c. 2:1
Pork-Dull ; mess , $ i .25@ii.50. : 39
Lard Spot dull , options moderately active -
tivo ; western steam , spot , ? r.U5 ; February , 1
.25. 40
Huttcr Firm for choice ; western dairy , 42
western creamery , 10 ( ; 27c ; Elgins , 24
Cheeso-Strong - ; western , 10 > if@113 c. 15 18
MiniioniOllH , Jan. 2. > . Wheat Sample 17
wheat dull ; receipts , 11(5 ( cars ; shipments ,
48oars. . Closing : No. 1 hard. January ,
tl.ll ; May , fl.lSJj ; on track , $1.10 ; (
No. 1 northern , January , $1.02 ; May , '
$1.0l > i on track , 51.0IJ1.05 ( ; No. 2 north
ern , January , J2a ; May , U5u ; on track , DO
Oily. Jan. 25.--Whe.it Lower ; 6IJ.
No. 2 rod , cash , K > X I'lil ' ; Mfti'i 9lc l)1li 53.
No. 2 , soft , cash , .12 < J3i , ' u bid ; May , 58.
bid. 74.
bid.Corn
Corn -Steady ; No. 2 , cash. 25 cbid ; May , 37.
No. 2 , white , rash , 'JO.'f bid ; May , (15. (
30's.c. ' 58.
OatsNn , 2 , cash , no bids nor offerings ; 50.
May , 23Y" bill. 6(1. (
KanmiH Oity , Jan. 25. Cattle -Receipts. 60.
2.7UO ; shipmentB , 1,400 ; dressed bcof nnd (
shipping lOc higher ; good to choice corn-fed , Ii3.
10rtli.l5 ( ; common to inodium , $3.003.bO ; (10. (
stockurs and feeding steers , If2,00fts3,40 ; 45.
cows , fl.25di2.SO. 5 !
Hogs Ki.-cuipts , 15.1 ; shipments , 355 ; mar O'J.
opunod weak and 10 cents lower ; com 78.
mon to choice , $ l.y5cicl,55. 60.
i iil\viiukei , Jan. 25. Wheat-Stronger ; 60.
cash , bSo ; May , 'JlJ < c. 03.
Corn Uaclmagea ; No. 3. 82c. 2S
Oats Steady ; No. 3 white , 23c. 59.
Hyo Lower ; No. 1 , 47Jtfo.
Hurliy Hlghur ; No. 2 , ( S3o.
Provisions Weaker ; pork , $11,45. No.
Mi. LoulH , Jan. S5. Wheat- Higher ; 192
cash , 02c ; May , WKrtWdc. ! !
Corn Steady ; cash , UOo ; May , 32f
Oats-Higher ; cash , SS. o ; May , S
Pork Dull at $12.25 ,
LnrilNominal atO.G3 > < ,
Whisky-Steady , $1.03.
Hutter Steady ; creamery , 21@31c ; dairy ,
.dvurpool , Jan , 25.--Spoclnl [ Cablegram still
TUB HEf-l30 ! ] ! p. in. clmu. Pork-
Poor domanii ; prlmo mess , easturn , 71s aJ , hog
; do , western , tWs Od , easy.
Lard In fair demand for auotand poor do-
maud for futures ; spot and January , Urta Od , with
steady ; February nnd March , 'Ma 9d , stciuly.
Wheat III fair demand ; new No , S winter ,
fid , easy ; do spring , 7s KM , easy ,
Flour In fair demand mils ( Id. with
Corn In good demand for spot and fair
demand for futures ; spot , January and FeuO.i
ruary , 4 } tfd , llrm ; March , 4s Jfd , firm
iiivt : snJuu.
CliUinvo , Jan. 25 i'ao Drovan1 Jour ©
louorts a follows :
Cattle Receipts , 7,000 ; market stronger @
good choice ; Ucoves , f4.10@l.70 ; steers ,
$2,00@.00 > ; stockurs and feeders , $2.2533.40 ; )
, bulls and mixed , tl. 50 3 , 15 ; Te 13o
ateors , . . 18o
Hogs Uecoipts , 17,500 ; shipments , 5,000 ; (
market slower nnd . 'Ki < 10c lower ; mixed ,
$ . < M ( < < 4.K ) ; heavy , $4 C5-(14.C ) ; Hght , $4.70 j
5.00 ; pigs. $ a5'J , ' < ? 5. a
Sheep - Receipts 4,500 ; market steady ;
natives M.OOrf.- ; western , corn fed. | 1.iM
( " ? I75 ; Texans , $3.0tHai 25 ; Inmbs , $5.00 ( <
0.50.
National Stock Vnrtln , ISast St.
IiouU , Jan. 2.V Cattle Keceipts , ft'K ) ;
shipments , t.SOJ ; market slow ; cholco
heavy native stonrs. $3.75"il.20 ; fair to
good do. $ 'J.4'V$3.SO ' ; butchers' teeM , me
dium to choice , $2.75f. ( .IO ; stockers nnd
feeders , fair to good , l..VrfJ.T'i ; ratiKors ,
corn-fed , 100@T30 ; gr.iss-fed , $ l.HI/(2.(50. ! (
Hogs Hecelpts. 2'iOOi shipments , 2,300 ;
market steady ; cholco heavy and butchers'
selections , M.7K'ct4.bO ( ; packing , $4.00 ( 4.75 ;
light grades , | 4.to < a .N ) .
Hloiix City , In. , Jan. 2. " > . [ Special Telo-
gramtoTiiE HEI ; , | Hogs-Heceipts , 1,250 ;
yesterday , 3,220 ; opened ufTiiloo lower than
yesterday and closed easy Light and mixed ,
$ I.3V4.40 ; heavy , $ .U15@4 4)'j' ' .
Catilo Kecolpts , 1S5 ; shipments , 70 ; mar
ket quiet ; stackers and feeders , .ViJlOc lowar ;
others steady. Quotations unchanged : Prlmo
cnttlo , l,000ilyoo ; lbJ.7fi ( J.aT ; prlmo
cattle. l,100@l,4l)0 Ibs. , $1.25(161.00 ( ; fooilors ,
$2.40@J.OO ; stockers , one and two years , $1.75
(32.ll. ( ' , ; cows , $1.00 ( < ? 2.25 ; cows , corn-fed , K.OO
( n2 } CO ; bulls , $1.00@.75 | ; veal calves , Si.25g ( >
4 * *
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OM A 1 1 AljIVU S CO C II.
Cut tic.
Friday. Jan. 218S9. .
"The market is n little better , " was the
general expression heard from salesmen , but
when the nmtti-r was sifted down very little
chance could bo detected in prices from yes
terday. There wore two factors which inado
the market appear a little stronger-- there
were more good cattle nnd the buyers took
hold moro freely. The pucker * paid $3. UU 3
3.75 for beef steers and J2.00.i ( J.OO for cows.
A few common cows and cautiors sold below
$ ) , but the bulk of fair to good cows sold nt
$2.00' ,2.40. The duality of cows received of
Into has been good and there has been a no
ticeable absence of anything very ronimon.
The supply of feeders was llglit , and what
few there were hero were mostly holdovers.
Huyers are showing a disposition to buy
feeders lower , out the supply continues so
light that prices are well maintained.
Moss.
Provisions went still lower to-day and the
hog | market followed with a decline of . * ) ( illij. )
The trade was fairly active at the decline
and the hogs were all sold in good season.
One very ehoico load of heavy hogs sold at
$1.05 , but the bulk sold at ft.50 ( < Jl,55.
Sheep.
The feeling on the market was weak , the
packers still having a good many on hand.
A few Ncbr-iskas of fair quality sold at
$ o.05.
_ _ _ _ _
U'ICtM ) > .
Ciittlo . 700
Heirs . 3,100
Sheep . 1,100
Prevailing t'rlojj.
The following is a tvjleof prion pill la
this mancet for tha grUaj of stao't mai-
tioned.
Prime stoeri. 1390 to 1500 Ib * . . $3.75 (34.00 (
I'runo steers. 110J to 13JO ibH. . 3.00 c' )3.i5 ) (
Native feeders . 2.0) ( < Jt. ) : 10
Western feeders . . 70 t.a > 2iO !
Common to good cows . 1.35 foii.2r ) ]
Choice to fanny cows . 2.25 itti'-'M
Commonto choice bulls . 1.75 (2y.50 ( '
Fair to onoico nsnt hogs . . 4.40 i < fi4.55
Falrto choicj aoavy t\os . 4.50 < ol.l ! > 5
Fair to elioioo mixed liogs . 4.45 ( < e4.55
Fair to choice western sheet ) . . H.75
Fair to choice Nobraskas . 3.50
a Saln.s.
CATTLS.
No Av. Pr.
Ibtlll . ! CO $1.0. "
3.4i cows . . OHO 1.05
4i rows . 1050 1.155
4bulls . 1372 1.70
2 i ! canncrs i . 1 133 1.80
1 bull 1 . 1(500 ( l..IO
ii cows i . 1 150 2.00
1S 1 bull . KWO 2.0 , )
S cows ' . lO'.KI 2.0 ! )
.1 cows ' . . . 1003 2.00
3 bulls . 15IX ) 2.00
oT T 1 cow . lO.'O 2.00
j i cow . 12iO 2.00
i cow . 1070 2.00
11 stag . 1120 2.10
10 cows i . 1005 2.10
17 cows ' . 117i > 2.15
r cows ' . 10H5 2.15
5' cows ' . 102(5 ( 2.20
10 cows ' . 1113 2.20
9 cows ' . 10011 2.20
40 western feeders . 845 2.25
l bull . 1030 S.25
S , CO W S . 1 2-3 2.25
Ql COWS . 1171 2.25
oj cows . 12315 230
(3 ( cows . 10H5 2.30
§ cows . IKMi 2. : < 5
HI cows . 1123 2.35
oj cows . 1107 aar
IS cows . 1074 2.40
-r 1 bull i . 1000 2.40
10 cows . 10)7 ) 2.40
1 stag . I | 0 2.40
I , cows . S57 2.40
5 cows . 1034 2.40
14 cows. " . 1 M4 240
1 bull . 1400 2.50
1 feeder . W50 2.05 f >
"heifers . 10 ! ) J 2.iHI
10 feeders . 10S1 3.00 CO
1 cow . 1040 3.00
1 cow . 1370 3.00
feeders . 47 3.00
10 cows . . . . ' . 1084 3.00
1 steers . 'Ml 3.05
9 feeders . 1022 3.05
3 feeders . 110 ; ) 3.05
steers . W2 3.10 Go
steers . 1 1 85 3.15
4 steers . . 1145 3.15
: steers . U > 08 ( i
steers . 128.5 3.30
0 steers . ; . . . ' . . 10'JO 3.30
8 steers . 1 1 84 3.40 OB
steers . 1283 3.50
steers . 1231 3.50
2 steers . 1-105 3.50
steers . 1273 3.571 * , '
steers . 124'i ' 3.150
steers . ' 3-4 ! 3.C > 5
steers . 142 J 3.75
nor.h.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. ShU. Pr.
(50. . J'N ' ) liO $4.30 53. . .320 20i : $4.50 ( ( -
O't. . .22' ) I'M 4.3.- ) 5S. , .3:15 : 210 4.50
58. . .20(1 ( 4.40 53. . .295 SO 4.50
54. . .2SO 320 * J 01. . so 4.50
04. . .207 40 445 fill. , il'lss 1 ( ) 4.50 22'
. . .217 12'J ' 4.45 60. , . ,2s3 200 4.50
. . .288 411 4.45 01. . . .2-U ll'id 4.5(1 (
. . .2117 200 445 53 , . ! ifli : 120 4.50
. . . 'Jill 240 4.45 < * ) . , . .2SO t'O 4.50
. . SO 4.45 6(1. ( , . .270 SO 4.50
. . 320 4.45 4S. , . .340 ll > 0 4.50 sii
. . . . -'M ' t-0 4.45 60. , 120 4.50
. . . .2V ) 320 4.45 ' 3 ° ° 40 4.50
. . . .SM > 1IJO 4.45 ! . 285 280 4.50
. . . .2SI 200 4.45 ( I'l , . .210 100 4.50 !
U. . 100 4,47 } | 47. , . .273 100 4.50 'J >
. . ! ! 2rs 240 ' 54. , 120 4.50
. . . . ' .MJ2 KiO 4.47 } 07. , J20 4.5''K oz
. . . ,3211 120 4.50 ( . , . .223 SO 1.52
) . . . .MS 100 4.5(1 ( ro. , , . .302 40 4.63 *
. . . .ssi 100 4.50 O'J. , , ,22. } 120 4,5. ) Ilo
. . . . -.MS 120 4.50 48. 120 4.55
. . . .323 120 4.50 45. , . . : ni : 120 4.65 ISo
. . . .211 ! 4.50 48. , . . ! 5IJ 80 4.5. ' )
. . . .2StJ 240 4.60 OS. , . . ' . ' ( it SO 4.55
. . . ' 'as 4.50 57. , . .not 60 4.55
. . , .H2 ! > SO 4,50 54. , . .H5 4.CO
CO.,300 200 4.50 3'J..400 80 4.05
SHKKI1.
. Av. Pr.
Nebraska natives 81 13.05
4 Nebraska natives S3 3.05
Live Stock ; Note ! ) ,
Hogs all sold early. rora
Sheep market rather slow.
A better fooling prevails in the cattle 5Vo
trade , ( %
A drop in provisions causes hogs to sell 21o
lower.
II. M , Waldron , Greenwood , topped the rora
nmrkrt.
Hogs are selling well hero as compared 12
other markets.
The present condition of the hog market 21'4-c '
must bo rather discouraging to those who 27c.
have been holding their hogs in the country
the expectation ot gcttlnir $5,00 , ton
OMAHA. WHQMSSAhK MAIUCI2TS.
ard
Fruits , 1'roiIucR , Kto.
BUTTEK Creamery Fancy print , 21@2ic ( : Ican
cholco print , 20(3220 ( ; fancy solid parked , 19 cloth
20o ; cholco solid packed , 15@19c. Diary- ( Jold
Fancy roll , 15 ( < ? ltcjchoico ) ; , ia@14c ; food , 11 Gold
12o ; lew grades , l'10o.
CUKE * ) : Full cream cheddars , cholco ,
12)au ; full cream Hats , two in hoop , 12H Hlock
; full cream Y , American choice. 13 } | ( < 3
; off grades and skims , 5Uq ; lliauurKvr
10(312 cj brick and Swiss , H15o.
Q Km } ? Strictly fresh , 15 ?
c LIVE Piitt.Tiii Chlekcus. nor tloz , $2.7.V #
3.00 , tlnekt. tier iloz , $ 4 "Kgrt.lx ) ; pccsc , per
do/ttsWXrtvUHJ. turkeys , JKT | b , W c.
Lnr. ) sKi > I'ot'i.Tiiv Clilcltitis , per Ib , Gi ( ?
So ; turkeys , per Ib , KKalli1' peeso. per Ib , U
Oucks , Seville ,
, Heavy ( -rassors , lf.1 to 200 Ibs , 0@
inferior calves , 50 to CO Ibs , 4VJ.Vi ( ino-
diuin to peed , TO to S3 Ibs , 6gOc ( ; choice to
fancy , 100 to 130 Ibs , TaSc.
n MB Milliard , per do ? ; W.TSQ.I.OO ; red
hcnd , tier doz , t2.BOfifM.00 ; teal , per doz. ll.fio
® \ . f > ; canvas bncfc , Pop doz , M.00@ 50 ;
common small , per doz , $1.00i1.50i ( rabbits ,
per doz , 75c(3$1.00 ( ; Jack rabbits , per doz ,
(3.00@3.50 ; squirrels , per doz , 7&ctff ( l.UO.
Arri.ES I'er bbl. fancy Now York and
Michigan , M.SO ; choice , F. ! . 00 ® a OS ; choice
Missouri , $ J. X 2.'J5s ( food , tl.5tKjM.75.
Pone ION FHIMTS Miilnga grapon , ki'ffs , W
to 55 Ibs , 100 per Ib ; bannnas , pc > r bunch ,
tl.fiOiT3.00 ( ; lemons , fancy new , i00 ! to ! IV ( ) , s ,
.00ji ( > 4.50 ; cholco old , MO , s , M.00@il.ftOj
oranges , Florida , funcy bright , | > cr box , ) .50 ;
Florida russctts , M.iW.
UIIAMIKIIHIKS Capo Cod , choice , per bbl ,
NUTS Walnuts , 51) ) ( < ( UV ; pcnnutfl , . . .
chestnuts , 4@5ei cocoanllts , per 100 , $5,00(3 (
( i.0.1 ; hazelnut * , 8 ( < fk' ; hlcitor.vnuts , small ,
large , ( W@75e ; pecans , plain , 0 ( '
Sc ; polished ,
vnnnTAiii.es Potatoes , Colorado mm Utah ,
7Kii'7 ( ' , " > c ; Wyoming1 , Midi . "Vic ; Nebraska anil
Iowa , cholco Inrce , 40jJI5c ( ; common. 'UKif.'IBe ;
sweet potatoes , .Icrsnys , per bbl , $ a.fliK&i.7ii : ;
beets , per bu , WidtOOc ; carrots , S5 ( < i lOo ;
cabbage , Cullfornla , per crate , SJ.'i ; par
snips , McfOOe ) ( ; onions , red choice , 5 ( ) ( ' ( < VC ;
silver sKin , On.K'Tric ' ; turnip * . i0 ! ( ' J5c ; rutnba-
K S , .n HH * , I MUllllu ur , uuuuu tiiif L ; . pur |
down , .Sl.i.'igiJl.r.O ; treed , SI. 00 1.25 ; radlsiiest ,
S-WOo : lettuce , ' . ' .VMOo ; ciu-unibers , ? 1 fiO ;
strlne beans , | ier box. fl.73i < i'J.i ! ! ; celery ,
.10.
.10.CIHBH.
CIHBH. Michigan , ] > cr bbl , . .
New York , per bbl , $ r.00 ( ri.r.U ; half bbl ,
FiATiius--Pcr : : lb , prime live gecsc
white , 3i'35e ( ) ( ; mixed with gray , 20fii25o ;
( Innip and utility , 1l ( ( < f20c ; priino live domes-
tie duck , 20@2.1c ; wild duck , 15d/20o.
KiiAwr I'er bbl , i0 ! gal , ohoice ,
$ . ( ) ; pur half bbl , $ ' 2.TJ.
Per lb , rice , l' ( i2e ; common ,
llo.\'iv 1 11) frames , choice white , 17i ( < ; lSe ;
dark , llwldc ; strained , Iti ( < ri2c.
J 1:1.1.11:8 : : 4W4J.JC per lb ; preserves ,
per lb.
LAUD Sc.
GroccrV li'.Ht.
Hoviscd prices arc ns follows.
H oniNG Stark A , seamless , 22c : Amos-
kcug , seamless , 17j < jc ; Lowistown A , seam
less , lUcj American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps ,
4 to 5 bu. , little ; gunnies , single , 13c ; gun
nies , double. 20c ; wool saclr , 35c.
Twixni Flax , 35c ; extr.i sail , 20fi ! ilc ; sail
H , 2dit21o ( : cotton , 2Jc ; Jute , ! ! L\
Ditni : > FiiciTS Fiss , in boxes , i > cr lb , 1307) )
lOc ; dates , in boxes , 7i ( llc ) ; LenTen
layer raisins , per box , $2.5Uyi3.70 ;
loose raisins. S2.30C ( 2.50 ; new Vulenci.i rai
sins , per lb , Si'c ; ; California loose muscatels ,
per box , J-J.blKui.lO ; California Londons ,
is > 8. Ji.40 ; pitted cherries , per lb. 18c ; Cali
fornia pitted plums , per 1 > > , 12tgl3c ( ; dried
blackberries , per lb , d c ; uncd rasibor-
ries , pur lb , 2i ( ( 'i.o ; evaporated apples , 7l , ( $
Sc ; California sun-dried pciu-hcs , 13c ; Cali
fornia unpaired evaporated pouches , 14c ;
cvpporutcd California apricots , ISo ; cur
rants , OJ.j'.n.7e ; Turkish iirunes , 5f ' 5lao ; cit
ron , 22di2lo ; ; orange pi'fll , 15c ; lemon peel ,
lOc ; California French prunes , lUii'Uc.
Pimi.ts Medium , in bills , S5.n ( ) ; do , in
hnlf bbls ; S3.00 ; small , in bbls , Sil.OO ; ilo , in
half bbls. SJI.5D ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.00 ; do ,
in half bbls , S-l.dO.
Coi'Fiin Mocha , 25itj2rc : _ Uio , good li@
lc ! ) ; Mandahliug , 2fl-ac ; roasted Hlo , 1 ( ' < ;
18c ; O. Q. .lava , 24 ( 2ic ( ; Java , interior , 22ti
2Sc ; Uio , fancy , 21VBii ( ( ; < : : Santos and Mnru-
*
ijfo ; McLaugh-
lin's XXXX , 23'4'c
Uranulatnl , 714" f71i'c ; conf 'V , 7e ;
white extra C , OJj'e ; extra ( J , lij'i'i ! ; yellow
C , OJi'e ; poxvdered , Sc ; cubes , So.
UunnwAX Choice yellow , 20Vp ( i-JJ c ; dark
colored , li@l-le. :
ToinccM I'lutr , 2j ( < ? 35c ; smoking , injtSOL1.
SU.T -Sl.JJojn.-IO | ) ir bbl.
Kopu 7-1U ; Utfc.
AUn.i ; SL-OAK Hricks , Il@l2c par Ib ;
penny cakes , I'-WKio per Ib : pure maplu
syrup , $1.00 per gal.
TEXS YoniiR Hyson , common to fair 1S@
2. > e ; Youn ? Hyson , good to fancy , SOQir Ss ;
Ouiiowder | ) , common to gooa , 'J2c < S2.o ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , iOfildria ; Japan ,
common to medium , 1520u ; Japan , choice
to fancy , 'iO ( < Z > ljij ; Oolong , commoii to treed ,
lOC'Kiou ; Oolonff , cliolco to fancy , . " > 0@70c ;
Imjicrial , common , to medium , 2."i@je ; ! ; Ini-
jerial , irood to fancy , 40 ( < J50c.
CIIACKUKA OQi'cpcr Ib ; assorted canes ,
8S)23e ( ) ] ) er Ib as per list.
CAXDVMixed , ! ) > r7i12 ! c ; stick ,
lie ; rock candy , 10 > , @l3e ; fancy candy ,
CSe.
HOLLAND HKKKINO 90c. }
Dry ( JooilR.
COrro.v Fnx.viii.s 10 ppr cent dis. : LL ,
Kc : CC , 0 'e : SS , ic ; 'Nameless , Be ; HX ,
IfcIJ ; , lOc ; No. 10 , Sjie ; No.10 , lO c ; No.
, 12).jc ) ; No. 80 , UlKcNo. ; . 30 , colored , 'Jis :
No. : > U. colored , lie ; No. 70 , colored , 12)/e ) ; '
Uristol , 12'-y'c ; Union Paeltlc , 17c.
CAIH-CT WAIIIUlil , white , lOo ; colored ,
2'2o.
2'2o.HATTS Standard , Sc ; Gem , lOo ; Ueauty , of
12-e ! ; Hoono , He ; U , cased. JO.no.
I'niNiii Solid colors Atlantic , Oc ; Slater ,
; Herhn oil , C ) < e ; Garner oil , Cc 7i ; .
1'niNiHI'ink and Uohes Allen , Oo : Hlv-
erpoint , BJ c ; Steel Kiver , OJ oj Hichmond ,
c ; I'aeinc , 7c.
I'uiXTs Dress Charter Oak , 5'4'c ; Kam-
ape , 4'ic ' ; Lodi , " ) ' ; Allen , Oc ; liiuhmond ,
; Windsor , CMe ; Kddystone , ( > , ' -.j'e ; 1'iiclUc ,
SiiciTixa : IJcrKolcy cambric ,
No. ( ! 0 , < < ! : Best Yet , 4-4 , ( ! i-buttcr ; cloth ,
OOI' e ; Cabot , 7 | o ; Farwell. half
blenched , S'.i'e ' ; Fruit of the Loom , lie ;
Greene G , tie : Hope , "h'c ; King Phillip
cambric , lie ; Lonsdalo cambric , 14' ' . , e : Lons-
dale , SYc ; New York mills , lOJ e ; 1'epperoll ,
42-in , . Ho ; 1'epperell , 4lS-in. , I'-'c ; Pcpporoll ,
, lte ! ; Peppersll , S-4 , 21c ; Peppercll , 'J 4 ,
; Peppurell , 10-4 , 25u ; Canton , 4-4 , 8'a'c ;
riuinpli , Ce ; Wamsutta , lie ; Valley , Be.
l-ViNXBLS Plaid Kaftsmen , 2Jc ; Goshcn ,
' , cj Clear Lake , liOH'c ; Iron Mountain ,
2iP.J'c.
Fi.AN-sr.i.s White-Gil , No. 2 , % , 22 ! e ;
Kear-
rgc , 7 0 ; Kockporl , do ; Conestbjra , CMc.
TICKS York. 30-in , 12Kc ; York , H2. i ,
KiWe ; Swift river. 7 e ; Thorndiko OO ,
8io ; Thorndike , UK , SMc ; Thorndiko , 120 ,
iic ; Thorndike , XX , 15c ; Corclis , No. 5 ,
c ; Cordls , No. 4 , 10'ic.
UIXIMHAinoskenp ; , iluz , Iflljjc ; Evnrott , 7
, ' IM'ijo ' ; York , 7 or. , : % ; Haymaker , Hi o ;
Jafl'rcy , XX , HHe ; J affray , XXX , 12'c ;
Heaver Creek , AA , 12o- ; Heaver Creek , HH ,
; Heaver Creek , CC , lOo.
. JKA.VB Momprial , IBo ; Dakota ,
; Durham , 27 " . Hercules , ISc ; Leam
ington , 2'i5o ' : Colts wolij , 37'io.
Tablo' on olotli , 12.50 ;
plain Holland , yj o ; Dado Holland , 12 e.
HIIOWN SunuiiNO Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7' o ;
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7)4-0 ) ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , 0 'i
Atlantic P , 4-4 , lie ; Aurora LL. 4-4 , Oc ; Au
C , 4-4 , 4fo ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , O c ;
Hossier LL , 4-4 , Oo.j Indian Head , 4-4 , 1Uo ;
Lawrence LL. 4-4 , Oo ; Old Dominion. 4-4 ,
; Pcjpporell H , 4-4 , "c : I'opperoll O , 4-1 ,
c ; PoDiiercll , 8-4 , laf/o ; Pepperoll , ' . ) ,
; Pcpjiorcll , 10-4 , 23 ; Uttca C , 4-1 , 4 fo ;
Wachusett , 4-4 , 7)tfoi ) Aurora H , 4 4 , 7c ; Au
H , 4-4 , OUc.
DUCK West Point , 29 In. 8 oz , 10' < c , West
Point , 29 in , 10 oz , 12 > o ; West Point , 2U In ,
oz , 15o ; West Point , 40 in , 11 oz , l o.
Fi.i.NSii.s-Ued : C , 24 In , 15' s K. 24 In ,
- : GO , 24 In , 20o ; HAF. W , 2oc ; JKF , } { ,
27c.GI.VOIIAM
GI.VOIIAM PlunUett checks , 7Ko ; Whltton-
, 7 } < o ; York , 7 > e ; Normandl dross , SJioj
Hcnfrow dress , &ytt ( \o. \
CAMIIHICS Slater , 5c ; Woods , 5c ; btand-
, 5c ; Peacock , Be.
Piii.VTS , 1X1)100 lii.i'R Arnold , 0Jc ; Ainor- For
, OJ c ; Gloucester , 0 > o ; Arnold C , long
, ( c.Arnold ; IJ , long cloth. lOJtfe : Arnold
Rei > , lOk'c ; Stclfel A , 12c ; Windsor ,
Ticket , lojtfc.
Metals and Tlnncr'H Stoolc.
tin , sutallpig I 23
Ulocktin. bar 29
Copper , planished boiler alzes U4
Copper , cold rolled , , & 1
Copper , sheeting . . . . . . . . ' 30
Copper , pills SO
Copper , ilnt SO
Oal. sheet Iron , Junlatn , 60-10 nnd
5 per cent discount.
Pat. planUhed iron , 24 to 27 A 1P\
Pat. plnnMied iron , 21 to 27 H ! ' } <
Hooting , 1C. 14x20 , 112 sheets 0.00
Hooting , IX , 14x20 , 113 sheets 7.50
Hoofing , 1C , 'Mx'K. 113 sheet * 11.00
HoollnfMlX , 30x25 , 113 sheets 14.50
Sheet Iron rvo. Srt 3.50
Sheet Iron No. 27 3.00
Solder.
Tin plate , best charcoal
1C , 10x14 , 225 sheets .50
IX. 10x14 , 225 sheets S.25
Tin plate , coke
1C. 10x13 , SSo sheets f..C5
Steel nails , per keg , o OK
Steel wire nails , per keg 2.85
Iiiitnticr.
First nnd second clear , I'In. . . .f 10 PO.iTftl 00
First and second clear , 1U' In. . . 47 00 ( < i50 00
Third clear , 1 ' 4In 43 ( Mfi4l ( ) 00
A select , tifrii ( > In 37 00
H select , iWl'j , in 33 00
A stocif boards , 12iflO ft. 12 In. . 40 IK )
H stock boards , I'-VIO ft. 12 in. . 41 ( H )
O stock boards , 1 Swill ft , 12 in. . 30 0,1
D Mock boards , lS < iSlil ) ft. 12 In. . 2-i ( XI
Flooring , first common , C in 34 W )
Flooring , second common , 0 In , . 31 00
Select fencing Mooring 1 ! > W
Siding , tlrst common , It , ft 22 00
SldiiiL ; , second common t ! ) 00
Common boards 13 00 ( < 7tli 00
Fencing , No. 1 , 1 -0 ft 1(1 ( 5iVi > IS 00
Fencing. No. S , 12. 14jMi ( ft . . . . 14 IHMM5 ( K )
Joist nnd scnntllnir , 2x1 , 14if 1C , ft 10 < XIrfl7 ( OJ
Timber , 4x4 , SxS 12vdti ft 17 M
PicHCis , I ) nnd H Hat 2-J Ul
Pickets , I ) nnd II square1 S1.1 Ul
Shingles , extra A 2 so
Shlnules , standard A 2 til )
Lath 2 40
O 15 Halts , 2 > in .V
O (5 Halt * , I'.jx3 ' , S f S ( V )
U-ln well tubing , D nnd M hov . . 22 ( JO
Lt-atncr.
Hemlock I Hole , S.ViiJSi ; per lb : oak sole , 33
( ; ! (5o ( pjr lb ; o.ilt harness. JKWi'.o per lb :
selected onlr and trace , : ilr : i.ii ! per lb ; oak
nnd hemlock upper , S.JdJJ''c per foot : liom-
loci calf skin , No. 1 , Ml if.KC ) per lb. nccnrd-
inp to weight ; oak calf * kin , No. 1 , DOem
$1.00 per lb ; Piiiladolphia culf skin , extra ;
fl.OlKid.lOpor | ( lb : liuinloclt kip skin. No. 1 ,
G ! > ( ' ? 7iiu ) > er lb ; oak kip skin , No. 1 , 7Vu8lic ( ;
perlb ; Philadelphia kip s > kin , extra , Ni ) ( < ( JUo
) ) cr lb : French calf skin ( iiccordit.g to
weight nnd quality * . fl,15iil.75 ( ) per lb ;
French Ulp skin , do , bOcidJl. 10 per II ) ; Cor-
dovnn russet , ISr ; satin linisli , 2.ic per foot ;
welt leather , $3.50 < f3.0U per side ; nmroTcos
( pebble goat ) , 20(1(11)1' ( ) perfect ; moroccos ,
biiot leg , 2.V"3'o ' ) per foot ; irlovo calf skins ,
SOCIUte per foot ; Dongolu kid , 30 ( ilOc pel-
foot ; kangaroo skins , 40u50 ' > . > per foot , ac
cording to qmlit.v ; topping'- * , $ s.00 , KI.OU per
dozen ; lining * . $5.)0i.it'.i.0 ( ) ( ) per Uo cn ; apron
skins , 510.0,1 ® 12.00 per dozen.
A clergyman , after years of
from that loathsome disease , Catarrh ,
and vainly trying jvory known remedy ,
: it last found u reeipe which eoinpletely
cured and sa veil him from ( loath. Any
Mill'erer from thin tlreadfill disease send
ing ! i self-addressed stamped envelope
to I'rof. ,1. A. Liuvroiife , \Varren St. .
New York City , will receive the recipe
free of charge.
V MAIUCEt.
IiistriiineiitH Plnecil on Ucoorl Dur-
iiijl Vaq'oriluv.
Jolin 11 Harris and wlfpto Mary It Harris
lots'Slaml.'H Stewart I'laci1 , w il . f 5,00
IIV PPIUIOC ! ; to .V It Kurtz , lot l in
Duiuloe 1'laco , and lot Jin Oirthapuudd ,
\\-ii . aiMo
\ \Vnysinilivifeto.M I.nn.l , lot in. blk I ,
I'nllman Phicf. Soutli Oinaliu , w il . to )
II A Ileuuxlorf nnd wilu to ( ' lilm'ur , w
2SIot II. llk"X , " Slitnirsfldadd , w d . 200
I ) 0 Douno i-t id to K .1 Taylor , lot 10 , lilk
I , Kuinlall's adit. w l . . J,0"/0 /
Willium \loxamler and wuV to I'etcr
Xolson , lot 14 , Klr.-it ailditUin to l.aue
View , wd . 4'0 '
Cathurlne llussch and liUHband to | {
Ailnmes , n no ft of s0) rt.lot s , llurker's
allotment , w d . 3-j
II A Ollesou and wife to Mary Carlow , lot
y , Ulk 1 , Wlso.VI'lirmulcu s udd , wil. . . . tOJ
Amoi I'liillips aim wlfo to I1 U Snotwooil ,
lots 1U anil J I blk S , of nib of lot : w. Al-
brlhfrt | Uliolro to South Omaha , < ) o d. . 1
II < ! Clark and wile to 1 , 1'ixloy , lot 23 ,
Stewart place , w d . UH )
Ten transfers . t.V.I'JU
An li.\piMiHlvo Slap
There was a largo crowd at the police sta
tion yesterday afternoon to witness the trial
of Dave Toblu , who was charged with as
saulting Hridiret Purcell. The couple were
engaged to bo married , and in conversation
disputed as to the superior character of an
other man. The favor shown to the stranger
by Miss Pnrccll inado Tobiu angry , and lie
slapped his betrothed in the. face and other
wise assaulted her. The jury found Tobin
guilty of assault , and Judge Herka lined him
T)0 and costs.
If you are about to make a pudding , a
jolly , a cake 01 * other article of pastry ,
don't , my dear inuduin , if you have 'u ,
duo roffiird for your husband's , your
'
children's or your own di'jestiou , use
any other tluiu Van Unxor's Flavoring
J'l.vtracts. They contain no dclotorious
chemical iiiyreilients. 'J'lie sterling
flavors named arc in every way worthy
VOUT conlidence , since tlioy are deli
cious. pure , and highly con'centruted.
Grocers overywlicre neil tlioin.
DI in. ;
HAUVKYElizabeth AI. P. , wife of Charles
A. Harvey , Friday afternoon , at her resi
dence , No. .111 South Twenty -fifth avenue.
Notice of funeral later.
Positively cured by I
these IiUl < ; Pills ,
They also relieve lls- |
tress from Dyspepsia , In-S
digestion nnd Too lleartyl
Eating. A perfect rura-f
cdy for Dl/zlnc'hS , Nausea. .
nrowslncss , Had Tastcj
In the Jlouth , ro.ilcill .
Tonpup. I'nln In the Pltle.i }
TOItHI ) UVKH. ThoyJ
regulate HJO Don els. 1'nrely
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PniCE ,
M
Are the Best , fill
IN TIII5 KRSHNTIAIj dUAMTIKH OP
Durability , Evenness of
Point , and Workmanship.
.Ii > for trinl of 12 illfferc'iit dtyles by inill.on
of II ) r.nil * In Btuuii'S. A lJ lur cinl o. B ,
' , : \ llrnniltvuy ,
, BL&KEMHK & GO , , Nvw Vurli.
FIT IYPEWR1TIN& all
STANBARD I HOROUGHLY
CHOOL. 1 AUGHT ,
Slicoluy Klnv.lt , Omalia.
I'KNNYUOVAfc XVAI'KilS are
flucccasfiilly Ubud monthly by orer 10,000
r idlca. Arufia/e. ttfcctuulanil 1'leaiaiK
$1 per box by mall.or at drufrRlsts. Sealed
-1urtmlari S pOBtOBH BUmpx. AdilrufJ
fUH EUIIUKA CllEUICAb CO. , DUTllOir , MlCU ,
sale ttnd l y mull l > n Goodman
Drily Co. , OiniUia , A'eU.
Forjnvontlons
Procured Promptly ,
Attoim'jr.llt.LuW ,
Wood
ABrlcuiumn
OH\IRCHILL PARKER , *
Dealer in Agrlcnllnrallmpleinents.lrVaEOBS
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r rrlngc suJ llneclr * .Inn
LININGER A METIMLF CO. .
A01cnllnralIinplcincnts1Va fliisCarriagC3 ,
i. Ktf.Vliolrrnlp. . Omnlin , Nrbniki >
'ARLIN , ORENDOIlFt
AEricnltnral Implements , Wagons & Boggles
' . ( JI.VW. 6 ml w ; JOIITI 8lre t , Omnlm.
P. P. MAST & , CO. .
Mannfactiirers of BucXeye Drills ,
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
AgricDllnral Implements , Wagons SBoggics
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OMAHA IIRANl'll.
J. F. SEIBERLING .t CO. ,
Akron , Olilo.
Haresling ? Machinery and Binflor Twine ,
W. K. Meii.l , Mftnitcr. Wl.t LrnTCiiworlli M. Omalia.
MOLINE.MILBURNAiSTODDARDCo
turiTS AndJolitvra in
Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. 9tli ami 1'ncine struots. OmnhnN'ob.
Artists' Mntorlnlo.
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A HOSPE , Jr. ,
Arlists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1M. l'iiui'lii ' Stri > ot. ( > mnh . Nrbr kii.
Uooksollors ntul Stntlonora.
H. M. & S. W. JONES' . "
SutT ! ? or'to. ' .T. KOIIJOII , V Co. . WlioU'sulc A Ilclull
Bflo.scllGK and Slalioncrs ,
Flue WeddliiR htHtlonitr ) , Cmnnirrrlal Stntlnncrj
Mstt Dounlni Street. Oiimlm. Neb.
Boota and Shoas.
KIRKENDALL , JONES Si CO. .
( HucccMnrx tu llcccl. Jonf & ( . 'o. )
Wbolesalc Maiiiifacturers of Boots and Slioes
AKenlalur llojton lluhncr f-lioo I'D. 1105 , llbi A. IlL *
lluruvy bt. . Omslia.
W. V. MORSE A CO. .
Jolliers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 11(0-11(0 ( ( Uouiilat St.Onialin MauuUvlorj , Sum
mer St. . Kl'llUM.
Coal , Coke and Lima-
O'MAHA coAiir COKE & . LIME cb. ,
Joubers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
303 Routh 13tli ? trrcl. nra&lm , Nclitaikn.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. .
Sliiimcrs of Coal and Cofo
zif-'miHi i.-.th 'it . .nij'voh. .
J. J. jonxaox A co. ,
Maniifactiircrs of Lime ,
Anil hiipi'r. | > < il Cunl , Cimk , Coiiicnt , I'linfr. I.lwo
Dialii Tllu mill i-owpr I'ljip. Odin' . 2H S. Hill
St. , Onialiii , Net ) . Tulciliuiiubll. |
Dry Coodo nna Notions.
M. E SMITH CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1103 anil 1104 DonalnH. Cor. IHh St. , Omnha , Neb.
KluPATRTck-KOCrTDRY GOODS o
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods , Notions
Uients' I'urniitiliik' ( Ioo < l9. Comer lltu nnil HaJntij
bin. Uuiahn. Kfbrnsl-.a.
HEL1N , THOMPSON & CO.
Importers mill Jnbbvro of
Woolens and Tails'Trimmings ' ,
317 SDUIII 15th Street.
Furniture.
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STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Funista Street. Oinahn ' -r.isln.
CHARLES SHIVERCi ! < 7
Fiirnilnre
Oiuuha , Ncbroclco.
Coffees , Splcos , Etc.
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CLARKE COFFEE CO. ,
( IninUa Co tie o und fplco Mllli.
Teas , Coffees , Spices , Bakins Powder ,
Havorlnit Kilractn , Lauudrj Illne. Ink * . Ktc. Ml-
lnrn y Slrnet. dniahn. .SubrKglin.
, Crockery and Olaoswaro.
L. WRIGHT.
Oil
Agent for the Manufacturers anil Importers of
Crockery , Gl&ssware & , Lamps , Cliinincys ,
Kt _ , . otOcc. , H7 H. l.tlh St. , OnjHlni.Jbrai.kH. .
PERKINS. CATCH & . LAUMAN ,
Imnorlur and , lil > bcr.i of
Crccicry , Glaware , Lamps , Silverware
Etc. 15U Kcr.-.m St. , "cv I'aston
CommlRSlon and Storage ,
.
filDDELL & RIDDELU
Sloragc and Commission Morcliants ,
Spcclaltlr. ' i" " < r. Kw ri-wc 1'iultry , Gnrar ,
llilI ) i7nrdStreot.Onmhfl >
CEO. SCHROEDER & CO. .
Huccconra to Mcf'.lmno & Hclirocder. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
Ouiilia , Ncbraalitt.
, . . . ? . ° .e.rle.Bi , Sir.
PAXTON. GALLAGHER tc CO. .
Wliolesale Groceries and Provisions ,
; ( B , 707 , 709 itnd 711 S. 10th St. , OinHlin , Neb.
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McCORD , BRADY & "bbM
f DfllcsalB Grocers ,
( h nnil I.tiTBiiworth ! Uri'i > li.DinahnN Urniltn.
Suent
Hqayy Hardware-
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Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
, Wnwon .gtorh , Unnlwnru , Lumber , Ktc.
und Mil Hartley truut , Uniulift ,
HIMEBAUGH Ic TAYLOR , . , ,
Builders ! Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
clinul ' Tools anl Ilulftilo HriUos. KOi Uuuglui
blruet , Ouiuliu , Nfbraukn ,
RECTO STw i LHE'LM Y sTco7
WliolesalG Hardware , Man
and Harm" Ht . , Omalia. N'cb. Wuitcm
lur AUilln I'owiler Co. . Jfllcrxiii Cosk
Kulrbmiks btHtuJuiil Sea
LEE.CLA KE AJ.DRE SEN HAIIU- O
WMesalc Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
lletalH. Hhwt Iron , etc. Audits for lluwf Sculos , nn
illauil I'owiU'f nnd l.ym li llarbed wlru ,
ornuliu , TH
Iron
Lumber. and
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
Kinds of Building Material at Wliobwl Fire
18U Street ami Union I'aolOo
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LOUIS BRADFORlJi" Vault
Dealer in Lumber , Late , Lime , Sasb ,
Uoorn.Klc. Yird Corner Tit , anil UouHlm ; COIDCI
ClU unj Dsuclus
r."w ; HARVEY LUMO"Eri Ou. ,
To Dealers Only ,
Offlco. 1103 KHrnatiiBlrcct.Omahs.
;
Wliolesale LiiDiler , Etc ,
anil . Aiuorkan'urllnn. . ! Cement. Roll
Afc'enl lor .Mllwnukiin llyilrniillo CY-iuvnl ucii
UulncyVlilluJJiin' . Itooui
CHAS. R. LKE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnraljer ,
Carpeu aud r riu t 1'Jouilu , Stlj kud Uoutlm
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
ISthnuU Culitornln SltooH , Omalin ,
FRED W. UHAY ,
Lninlier Lime Cenienl
Etc
Etc
, , , , , ,
Corner Mh and lusl 9 Sl . .0m h ,
_ Wlllllnory nnd Notions.
I. OBERFELDER * c67 , V
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
an. outh 1Kb Strt > t.
Hnts , CnpB , Elo.
WT L. PARROTTE At 00
Wholesale Hats , Cans and Straw Goods ,
_ _ _ Hardware.
MARKS BROS. SADDLERY CO.
Wholesale Manufacturer * of
Saddlery . & Jabbers of Saddlery Hardware
Ana leather. UOJ , 1UV , nn.11107 Unrntjr 3t-OoiaUs
Notions
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. .
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
00 anil AJ Hi lllh luth r > l. , Omaha ,
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vTNYARD si Tsc '
Notions and Gent's ' Fiirnisliing Goods ,
lim lUnu'T Htroel.
Ovornlla.
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING CO
Manufacturers of Overalls , , /
Jc.ina I'nnu. thltts , Ktc. lICQnml 1101 DouuUi Street ,
Uiiinluu .Svli.
Office Fixtures.
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SIMMOXDS MA.VCI-'ACTOIUXCJ co. " *
M iinfiu'tiiri' . ' ' of
Bans , Office and Saloon Fixtures ,
Manlkx. Slilpl.onr.l. . , Hook fmed. Pruif Mxturcs.Wall
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1'ii'ci , rnitltlonii. llnuiiik's'oiiiiii'i ( . HoerntiilWIiia
( uulori. MlrrorHCte. Tnctiiry nni * olltei * , 17oU nud 17.il
froulli l.itll St.mnUu. ) Tulupliouo tut.
CONSOLIDATED TANK
Wtiolsale Refined and Lnoricatinj Oils , f
Aile IJu'ino , Etc. , Omuba A. H. lllihup. .Mnn g > p
Points nnd oils. "
CUMMINGS & NE'ILSON.
WlmlO'nlo Dealers In
Paints , Oils , Window Glass , Etc ,
lilt Faranm Street. OnmlmNob.
- . , , . , Paper. , , ,
CARPENTER PAFEr : CC. .
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
c"rr n nlee nock of I'rlnthiB.Vrnpplni ; nnil Writing1
I h * r Hpvcinl nticntlon b'lvi > u In i-nr load OT.IPM
Storngo , Forwarding & Commission
ARMSTRONG. PETTIS A CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission ,
Ornni'li house ol the Ileiim-y Itiiccy ( 'o. nucuk'.i at
vvluiK'sulo mill rcluil. CUM llilOuinl Ul' ' Izanl titreut ,
OtiKiha. THculiiini * N'n.'ill.
BroworQ.
STOR2 & ILER.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
IMI North Ifl tliteentli Ktrci't , Uninlin. Nfh.
Cornice.
EAGLE COR"NICE WORKS. *
Maniifaclnrers : of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Wluilo > v-cap < anil inutnllo Miyllclit" .
JOHN Mi'i.NGrcn , rmpriclor.
UK nn.I lid South ll'tli atiect.
Printers' Materials.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION.
. Auxiliary Publishers.
Vntcrsln Tync. I'rc .ien HIK ! frlutcrn'Uupplleg. Ml
toutli mil Struct , Omalia. .
Paper Boxes.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Omalia Paper Box Factory.
Nos. 1J17 and 131'J Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb.
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUBBER CO. .
Manufacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
. Clotuliif . . _ . ami Leather , Helllnc. . _ . IQOo I'Brimm _ _ _ KtreoU ;
S..JBh , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISBROV. ' f , CO. .
\Yliolefiaiu Mnuu cturcrr. of
Sash , Doors. Blinds and Mouldings ,
Ilrnni'h Office , 12th nnil l/.anl StrcoU , OuialiH , Neb.
BOHN MANUFACTURTNCf CO.
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Jiildlnirs , Hlnlr Work unit Interior
Hunt Wuml Mm
uii , N. 1C. Corner Mh mid l.eiivtfiiwortU faucius.
.
Ouilllin.
Fittings , Pumps , Etc.
A. L. STRANG"co. . ,
Pumns , Pines and Engines ,
5tcnm , WRIIT , Hn.lwiiy nnil Mlnlnu Hiippllos , Etc.
iMiKJntiilHil ) I'lirtmm
Mu-i-I.OuiKlia. j
cTTu HC"H i LlTp u iviV "c o. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe Fillings
, ,
train , Water .
nud Riitinlicv. nuiii um-HT * fnr Mn f.
U. b. WIND ENGINE Jt PUMP CO. .
and Water Supplies ,
Ji-Vlday Wind JIIII . ; U3 nnil ! ) Farnnm Bt. , OuiaUn ,
. . .
( T. HUM , ActliiK Manncur ,
BROWNELL & ( JO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Macninery ,
Iron Work Sleiim Tumn' , Hiw MK | < . ISUli
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Iron
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Cnitor.'if'Oii , I'roii4 * . .Mnnufiiclurcra of nil kinds
itcani Boilers , Tenis and Sliest Iron fork
Works Hiiulli SOU , anil 11. i M. CroaaliiK.
A'VIKUI.INO iutJN woitK8.
Wrouilit and Cast Iron Building Worlr ,
and lull htroot.Oiuulm.
OMAHA WI h If.ON WORKS.
Manufacturers of Wire anil Iron Railings
Kallii. Window ( JimrilK. 1'Iowcr Stiuirts , WIr
r > IV > , Ktc. Itl Norlli Kill Mlrfut.Onmlja.
M AH A A FE tirTd IRON WORKS. '
Man'frs ' of Fire & Burglar Proof Safes \
miltivlall I Work , Iron und Wlro rcnclnir. HltfnB , Kto.
( i. Andieeii , 1'iuu'r 'nr. llth Hurt Jiiuk onHI .
CHAMPION IRON nnd WIRE WORKS
and Wire Fences , Railing ? , Guards
Rcrrcnu. ! forlmnks , onrG , Mor < ' loildenoes. pto ,
Iwpmteil Atvnlnpi. Loukmiiiln Muililnurjr and
llluoksmlili Works. lUlboiitli Kill ht.
ir///r.io/f ,
and Burglar Proof Safes , Time Loc'is ' ,
AentH for lilubold r'nlu nnd l > ook CumpiiD/'l
* und Jail Work , ll'J d. 1HU Slruei.
ii'itii , N. p. IIICUUA.V. J. n.
PALMER , HICHMAN & CO. .
Live stock Commission Mcrcnaiits ,
tnicv-louii , J , opiioiiiu Kicluuieo lluildlni ; , l/uloa
blotk Vardu , HoutUUuiubu ,
ORIMER.WIiSTERFIELp & . MA..EV
Live stocl ; Conimission ,
Ii , KtcbuiiRO Hull < 1liit ; , ( Inlou i-toct VarclJ ,
ffolltll UUlthlti , NuU.
n .j./
STOCll YARDS CO , .
Of Omaha , Limited.