THE OMAHA 'DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. FEBHtTAllY 34. 1880 ,
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
"Tho Dny After the Battle , " In the
Wheat Pit.
CORN CLOSES WEAK AND LOWER.
OnlB Ijnck Ac ( Ivhy Provision Trade
Follows Its Usual Coiirwc Cattle
Stilt More UnwitlHl'nutorj-
H ( > KN Active.
CHICAGO iMtonucis S
, Feb. l.'l.--Spcclnl [ Tclccrnm to
Tin : HKB.I This was "tho tiny after the
IjfttHo. " In whcnt , tlio market was
nervous find narrow , narrower than
tlio ranRC of tirieo chaiiRC.s would
indicato. The course of values was down
ward , though the marlict dliln't develop any
duoldcd tendency until thn Bcnslon was half
through. The opening for Muy was anywhere -
where between ? 1.W ( and Jl.r.iJ ( , Tlio tnar-
ket advanced to fl.OtiJf , moved up and down
hovcral times xvithln limits of H.OSjJtfWil.OSjf ,
the bottom , and ? I.U9r < M.'JH' ( ) , tlic top. This
carried the marliot up to about hulf-mist 11
o'clock , when the price slid down to tl.OTJf.
A rally took the price back to SI. OS , and an-
ottier sliiinp took It down to Sl.or'j' , with
alcs as low as tl. ( ) 3 ( , ' . It Jarred the longs
somewhat , and ti recovery to fl.OTJf fol
lowed , but the maricet lacked snap , though
prices did not i > o below the limit mentioned.
Tills may Imvo been duo moro to the failure
of the sore and bruised bears to press
their lulvuntairo than to a Hiiftlcicncy of
support. Tlio last quotation wasl.W , or ls
below yesterday. July wheat sufferecl iulto |
a break. The close last night was .Jl.O.'i'h
nml the opening this niorniiiK ? 1.M ( % . Tlio
highest point reached was Sl.d.Vf , , and tlio
lowest ? ! . ( . The closine price to-night was
' .KJfi ; . ' The decline In July was no greater
than in May , but the tone was weaker. Uur-
itiB the Ilrst hour or two of trading the
market , got into a congested state , and the
operators found it almost impossible to do
anything. The sale or purchase of a single
n.OlK ) bushel lot was frequently enough to
turn tlio market down or up f ? Hc , and
I brokers with largo orders at these limits
could do little or nothing. At thin stage the
liii market was loosened up b.v the appearance
in the pit of the brokers representing Duii-
linm &Co. , Milminc , Hodman & Co. , Couii-
nelman & Co. , McCormick & Co. and
Schwartz & IJtipco , with good sized selling
orders , This caused a break in prices , but
it. gave lifo to trade In the pit. This selling
was generally believed to bo of long wheat.
Outside news was a scarce article.
Tlio market cables were dull and not
particularly encouraging1 to tlio bulls. A
private cable emoted American Hour as mi-
Halalile in the English markets , on account
of its poor duality , whllo the board's cable of
imports and United Kingdom homo deliver
ies show u total for the last week of IlM < > , ( ! 00
bushels less than the requirements. Tne
weather Is cold , but snow is falling over : i
large district heretofore In great danger by
reason of its exposed condition. This had ii
boftening tendency on July , and helped to de
press the ether markets. None of the other
Hpecuhitive exchanges contributed any thing
to the commercial news of tlio day.
The corn market opened llrm and active in
the face of TS cars moro received than
indicated by yesterday's ' estimates. Tlio
weather was unfavorable to the hardening
of grain , and consequently to any improve
ment in tlio grading. Tlio foreign' markets
weru quoted linn , with a moderate demand ,
ami buyers for export wore active at ftew
York.und Ualtimoro , and they were likewise
picking up No. 3 and No. ! f yellow corn
for through shipment from hero. There was
Mime quiet talk of Alarcli delivery having
' gotten into strong hands and with a purposu
{ unfriendly to short sellers. The appearances
" from the present outlook favor very low ves
sel freights on the opening of navigation , lo
to HufTnlo being named , and as this would
mean a through. . rate lo New York by lake
and canal of fi Oe , thcro would no money In
lu-cscnt purchases hero and sale in IVow
York on the above basis , which some parties
were said to bo inquiring into to-day
with n view to business. The early
indications of strength were upset by
the weakness in wheat , and toward the close
all the speculative futures were very weak ,
and closed at the lowest figures of the day.
February closed : , ' /o / ; lower to-day than yes-
day , and .May and July ' 40 lower.
O.ita lacked activity , with only a moderate
i volume of trade in the regular market. The
feeling was generally fully steady to lirin ,
with the inquiry extended to Juno , which
was quotable at ( iWt c bolo w Alay , or a wider
difference than recently. May sold at 'Jrifc
and ul J7-yc ! , with next to nothing doing in
tlio near months. The receipts were less
than expected , with only IJO cars contract
grades. reported out of a total of So cars. No.
'J to go to store sold sparingly ut 25c , ruling
slightly llrmer in tone later.
The provision trade followed its usual
courbo. It opened with a moderate display
of strength , but as soon as the trailing
showed any display of lifo the market started
downward , Influenced by tlio Into advices
from the stock yards , where the receipts of
hogs were reported larger than anticipated ,
the bears had no dlfllculty to assume control.
They furnished the few buyers in the pit
with moro property than they wonted , ajidus
n consequence prices suffered a severe break.
From the highest quotations , made early ,
pork sold off a ? ' e , lard lc ) , and short rios
VJKo. Toward the noon hour , however ,
trade recovered u little from the Tlcprcbsion
witnessed , but the Improvement was small ,
nnd the closings , as a rule , were only a trillo
nuovo the insldo prices. Jiascd on yestor-
claj's last figures , the day's actual decline in
pork was ITKc , In lard 7&c , and m bliort
ribs lOc.
_
OHIO/YOU IAVK STOCK.
CHICAGO , Fob. ia. | Special Telograsn to
Tun UBIJ.J CATTI.K The market has been
in a pretty serious condition lately , but to
day the situation was woisa than It has been
nt any time lately. Thn .Monday market
held its own' pretty well. Yesterday prices
in many cases worn lOc lower , and to-day
tliero was a decline of 10ji ( > irio on nearly all
grades. The top price was $ .CO for some
chuico Missouri cattle. The general market
to-day was slow and weak at a decline. There
were some 2U,000 cattle at live western points.
St. Louis , Omaha , Kansas City and Chicago.
At n late hour many cattle wcrn unsold to
day , and the market closed in a very bud con
dition. There were many single and double )
loud lots of cattle on the market ,
liornuna of the now pass ruin which
the railroads will make on the 15th.
Clioico to extra beeves , $ ( , ' > 'i@4.tT ) : medium
to good ulcers , 1H50 to IfiOO Ibs , $ : ) .iMS.10 ( | ;
Km to 1350 Ibs. ! I.SlU@H.TOjO.VJ to 11.1 W Ibs ,
t'I.UC@'i-IO ; stockers and feeders , fJ.i.Ti. ( ( : i ) ;
cows , hulls and mixed , il.M ) ( < ; t , CHI ; bulK.J.MU
(5J. ( : J ; Tuxas slop-fed , fl.T.'i.
Jlons Trade was nctivo and prices about
the saimi us yesterday. The shippers bought
frrol.v and the packers , us usual , cuuc : in
townrd thn rloso and purchased the cheap
lots that wcro loft , together with nil tlio
good packing sorts they could tlnd. The
hulk of the packing sorts kohl at f l.&Si'JI.UO ,
home common going as low as fl.-UKi/-l.nil. /
Onn string of packing sorts was made up
yesterday at fl.M , and thn game llrm ux-
pocted to make up another string at the
sumo prlrp. Heavy sorto bold early nt f-J.,17 > i
to $ M/.0 , an omiiiioual lot making 74.05 ; Ik-ht
sorts , H.75183.0" .
I'l.NAXOI \ .
Ni Yon * . Feb. it--JSpeo ; : l Telegram
ti Tun IJLE.1STorKft 'Uic stock market
this morning opened luodiM-atcly active and
rnucrally lower. As on yesterday , Chicago ,
Ilurlii.gton . & Qulucy was the vvca'.c fcatum.
Tie Ilrst quotation wat % per cent under
lint night' * closing prices , and on heavy
s/\l / < 8 by the commission houses and the pro
, tmlonal traders It yielded 1 per cent
( i.rlhcr. The runm trudtirs were Int'lintd to
t > ue thctr proltts at the decline , and a sharp
rally of IX per cent followed. The general
| ltt , after yielding ( llgully at Urn opening ,
tuddenly Qriuad up , with Cuntidu Southern
tar d tieuiu , wbltb
per cent. The Vanuerbilt brokers were
quietly taking nil the stock offered. The
London houses bought St. Paul and Union
Pnciflc rather freely , nnd Wheeler was a
large buyer of Heading. Thcro WM enor
mous liquidation in Chicago , Burlington &
Quincy , nnd largo sales In long stock In Illi
nois Central and Northwestern. The bears
say th" liquidation has been delayed in the
former in the hope that tlio presidents'
agreements would put the affairs of the road
on n better basis , but the acceptance of the
new Iowa rates by its managers was the last
straw to break the camel's bark , and the
holders Imvo begun to realize that they must
accept the inevitable , and nro now getting
out without regard to price. There Is no
doubt that the company will pass Its next
dividend. After U o'clock the strong tone
to themarkeldlsnppaarcdnmHho Burlington
led another downward movement. H stead
ily declined from 101 to liO'f , nnd the other
stocks In fractional amounts. Cotton Seed
Oil was tlio exception , and ndvanccd 1 per
rent over last night's Html figures , The in
siders were buyers , and it is said on good
authority that no further trouble growing
out of adverse legislation I * looked for.
There does not appear to bo any Immediate
prospects of n dividend , but the insiders
maintain that there nro sufficient funds in
the treasury to pay over 10 per cent , The
same people arc talking very much higher
prices on Richmond Terminal common.
Money continues In plentiful supply at IJ.f ( u'J
per cent. Stocks In iho loan crowd were In
better demand this morning , especially Bur-
llngton nnd St. Paul. At 110311 the market
wns uotivo and weak generally , at a sllnht
fraction below the oucninc prices. The mar
ket exhibited a better tone during the after
noon. Tlio shorts were covering m grangers ,
while the spccialtiei were being advanced
by their respective brokers. Burlington ,
however , was an exception , and closes weak
nt the lowest point of the day. Chicago ad
vices continue bearish on western stocks.
The net declines for the day show Pullman
2 } < J , Illinois Central , : ! ; Chicago , Burlniiiton
& Quinoy. lf ; while the balance of the list
show improvements , Canada Southern , J-h' :
Chicago Ous Trusts , 1 } ; Cleveland , Colum
bus , Cincinnati & IndlanapoJIs , IJf ; Cotton
Seed Oil , \ < ( per cent. Tlio total sales for
the day amounted to25S,000 shares , including
Chicago , Burlington .fe Quincy. ! H,000 ) ; St.
Paul , lli.CCO ; Lacicawauna , 11,000 ; Richmond
mend Terminal , 20,000 ; Cleveland , Colum
bus , Cincinnati & Indianapolis , ' .1,01)0 ) ; North
western , irOJO ; Union Pacillc , b,00fl ; Canada
Southern , 11,000.
The following wore the closing quotations :
IJ.S. 4s regular. . . IZH'j ( Northern 1'aolllc. . "T'l
U.H. 4scom > ons ISHy' ' ilopreferrocl ( S i
P. S. Hjsremilar. . .IO.S C. AN. W IUVj
U.MIisuoupous..lM ! ( > i doprofcrrcil Ut )
rndllcthnt 'ST > . . .I''O N. Y. Central lOU'
Out ml I'.iolhc. . . . : iil I1. , i ) . fcio a ;
( 'hlciico & Alton . .135 Uock Island KV
Chlcago.lliirlliiBton C. . M. ASt. V
& 6iilncy IWk dopreferred WSj
I ) . , U& W 141' . St. 1'aul.VOmnu.i . : il 4
Illinois Central..W'Viloprofurrod I'O '
1..1I.&W 11" , Union 1'acillc UiVJ
Kunsns ScTexas. . . n\W..St.I , , . & I' HI ? ,
IakcShoro lfll' . l do preferred. . . . Wj
Michigan Central. . UHi.Wtiston : Union tDJi
Mlssouriracillc . . . W\ \
MONET os C.u.i. , Easy at l' < jfl ( > - per cent.
PRIME MEiiCANriLG PAi'cn l'.iJ'J ' pjr cent.
STKKUNO KXCIIANOE Dull but steady ;
sixty-day bills , 54.50 ; demand , S
CIIKUOO , Feb. 13.Mieat Kaslcr ; May ,
Corn liasy ; cash , 3lc : March , 31'c. May ,
Oats Steady ; cash , 2."icIij ; March , 25 ; < o :
May , 27 fl-lGe.
Kyc 40c.
Barley Nothing doing.
Prime Timotlij S 1.45 1.1" .
Flax S1.S1.
Whisky SI.03.
Porlc Easy ; cash , $11.12 } , ? ; March ,
$11.123 $ ; May , $11.32 ! .
Lard Steady ; cash JU.57 , ' < 'March , ? 37J ;
May , $0.07 > .
flour IJull ; dealers are asking 25c over
prices of last week , but in some instances
arc accepting old prices.
Bulk Meats - Shoulders , $5.50(3..l ( > ' 2 } < ? :
short clear , 50.12K@0.25 ; short ribs. $5.85
"Butter--Unchanged ; creamery , 19@20o ;
dairy , lB@25c.
Cheese Unchanged ; full cream choddais ,
j ; flats , IKgll c ; Young Americas ,
.
Ki'gs Unchanged ; fresh , 13@14c.
Hides Unchanged ; neavy nnd light green
salted , 5Kc ; green , 4c ; salted bull.l'4'c ;
green bulls , ! I ie ; green salted calf , 0c ;
dry flint. yi < i ; green salted kip , 4c ; dry
calf , 7 < WSo ; deacons , 'JS' IiOc eacli ; dry
salted , fc.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
4Jf ( 5e ; No. ' - ' , 4 ( < i4I.j'e ; cake , SQ.-iJi'i : .
ieosipt9. ( biiiumcnts.
Flour , bbls 11.000 12,000
Wheat bu 22,000 24,000
Corn.ou 351,000 10\000
Oats , bu I5I.OM ( W.OOO
Now Vork. Feb. 13. Wheat R colpts ,
550 : exports , 20 ; spot dull and 2is lower ; No.
U rod , iMlJAi'Jr ' c In elevator , 'JSJ ' n afloat ,
07fc@1.00 " ' f. o. b. ; No. 8 rcu , 8U > .j' @
lH ) j ; options less active , heavy and lower ,
closing 2c under yesterday ; February closing
at IH1K.
Corn Receipts. 10,600 ; exports. 100,000 ;
options less active tind lower.
'Oats Receipts , 20,000 ; exports , 405 ; spot
quiet but firmer ; options firm but dull ; Fob-
ruary , ilic ; May , : ljc , ; spot white , ! i3X < ii3lc ,
mixrd western , 2SJ < ff3io ( :
Petroleum-Crude , higher ; United closed
at MiJjCr.
] < : g'gsStcaily ; western , l-IJi'c.
Pork Lower ; old , S12.25 ( t,12.r > 0.
Lard Lower ; western steam , $7.02) ( < < !
r.0.r ) .
Mutter Firm ; western creamery , lljj ( ( )
"OJtfc ; dairy , Iiiit20iKleins ! ; , ai3J2ei :
Cheese-Dull ; western , lOkOfllc.
Mvcrnool , Feb. 13. [ Special Cablegram
to Tim Br.i : . ] : ! IO Pm. . close. Pork-
Holders offer freely ; pnmo mess , eastern ,
OSsOd , easy ; do , western , .ISs yd , easy.
Lurd Holders offer moderately ; spot nnd
February , 35s , dull ; March and April , 35s Od ,
w'hest Holders offer moderately ; now
No. 2 , winter , 7s 7d , btoudy ; do spring , 7s Ud ,
steady. ,
Flour Holders offer sparingly at 11s ,
steady. , ,
Corn Holders offer modcrnicly ; spot ,
4i > Id , Steady ; February , 4s ! d , steady ;
March and April , 4o , Mcady.
Ht. Ijoui . l''cb. ia. Wheat Lower ; cash ,
" ' ' ' '
'corn' Lliwcr 'oash , 2S c ; May , ale.
Oats-Weaker ; cash , 24o ; May , 27-c. )
Pork Dull utll..r > 0.
Lard Lower ntf'5.45. '
Wlilsky-l.tO.
ButterUnchaiiBcd ; creamery , 3 < @ 2flo ;
dairy , yo&J'i2c. ;
Sioux CHy , l''ob. IS.-Ciittle-nccolpts ,
MO ; r-hipmcnts , 50 , market steady and un-
olmnpca ; fat steers , f3.00l.r 05 feeders ,
$3.20 2.90 } Rtockers and fat cows , 1,50(2 ( !
S.H > ; canncrs and bulls , $1.0U@1,75.
HORS Uocclpts , l,4."iO ; tnaritct lower and
easier ; Unlit and mixed , $ l.25i4.0 ( ! : { ; heavy ,
. .
&fimi ! ioUtf. Feb. 13. Wheat-Sample
wheat , In less demand ; receipts , 105 cars ;
shipments , 4ft cars. Closing : No. 1 hard ,
February , $1.20 : May. fl.iiK ; on track ,
8120 ; No , 1 northern , Fobnmr } , tl.lU ; May ,
S1.135ou track , fl.lOiJl.ll ; No , 'J north-
rf l.W } May , U 03 ; on true ) ; ,
*
o , Fob. 13.- Wheat -Quiet ;
cash,02ro ; May , WJfc. -
Coru-ln lair supply ; No. 8. WHo-
Oats-Dull ; No. U white , 2 < ? - .
Kyo in iflo > Jor ti ) request ; No , 1 , 4b > fc.
Harl-iy-Qulol ; No. a , Wc.
Provimems Kusior- , pork , 111.50.
lUiihiiN City , Fob. 13. Wheat Weaker ;
No. 2 rcJ , each , no biJs nor offerings ; May ,
P5o bid ; ' No. . * ot. { a ( > li , no bids nor offer-
, bid ; May ,
Wk'oi No. a white , Mu.v. 2i'.i ' > .
Cue. No. S. onh , 'fit iiHi.od.
Clnclnnntl. Feb. 13. Whoni IJarcly
steady ; No. 2 rod , $1.W. (
Corn Fainy active ; No. Smlxed , "Mo.
Oats In fair demand ; No. 3 mixed , 2T's'c.
Whisky-Steady at Jt.lK ) .
Ctilcneo , Feb. 13-l'ho Drovers' Jour
nal reoorts as follow *
Cattle llcselpts , 14,000 ; market dull nnd
lOMIGc lower ; choice to extra bcovcs , $4.2 , " )
01.00 ; steers , t.00i4 ( ? 10 ; stackers and
feeders , ? 2.2 , " ; 3.40 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
fl.GOiit3.00 ; Texas slop-fed , $3.75.
Hogs -Receipts. 31,000 ; market dull , clos
ing lOc * lower ; mixed , f-I.Vil.55 ( ; heavy ,
$ I45M4.CO ; ; light , M.SO.iC-J.'JO ; pigs , fW
Sheep Kocclpts 7,000 ; market strong ; na
tives , f3.00fi5.35 ; westerns , corn-fed , $1.05
( 4 70 ; lambs , iM.75Wli.GO.
Kaunas City. Feb. 13.-Cattle Re
ceipts , 5,400 ; shipments , 1,500 ; market slow ,
weak and lower ; good to choice corn-fed ,
l.s5a4.20 ( ; common to medium , f'J.lHXft
3.7ibid ) ; stocknrs and feeding steers , $1.50fc $
3.15 ; cows , fl.25W2.75.
Hogs Receipts , 14,000 ; shipments , 2,400 ;
market fairly nettvo and 5c lower ; common
to choice , $4.15f ( 1.40.
National Stock YiiriN , I2n u Ht.
Louis. Feb. 13. Cnttio Kccclpts , 3.200 ;
shipments , 20J ; market lower ; choice heavy
native steers , W.IOoi J.25 ; fair to good , $3.00
( < i3.75 ; butchers' steers , $2.40y3.20 ( : stoekcrs
and feeders , ? 1.40 ( < t2.110 ; rangers , corn-fed ,
$3.0iXi/UO : ; grass-fed , Jl.70i-i2.40. -
Hogs liccclptsUK ) ; shipments , 000 ;
market steady ; choice heavy and butchers'
selections , U.MdM.M ) ; packing , $4.4I > GJ4.6J ;
light grades , f .UOiZj4.70.
OMAHA IJIVK srooit.
Untile.
Weanesday , Feb. in. 1SSO.
The receipts of cattle we to fair although
there was a falling olT of SOJ liead as com
pared with yesterday. The quality of the
beef cattle was not very good and the market
was about lOc lower. Butchers' 'stock , how
ever , was seam ; and the market was higher.
While the trade was not so very nctivo the
bulk of the cattle changed hands before the
close.
The hog market was fairly active at a de
cline ol .V , and although the receipts were
fully as heavy as yesterday , everything was
sold out at an early hour. The bulk of the
lions sold at $130 , while the bulk sold yes
terday at $4.35. One loud of light and one
load of heavy brought $1.40 and there wore n
few trades of both light and heavy at f 1.35.
SlU'lMl.
The receipts were heavy and the market
active nt steady prices.
C.-ittlo 1.11X1
Hozs li.UKI
Sheep l.tiOO
Prcvallitii I'rlom.
The folio'.vin ? n n tiuleof prioai pild in
this maricet for Mia gr.il.si of stouc moa-
tionod.
Prime steers , 1303 to 1503 lbs..M.W ( fffil.03
Primostcors. UOJ to UUJ ! Ibs. . 3.0J tiiU.OO
Native feeders y.SO ftBiJ.K )
Common to good cows 1.50 ( < e'J.25
Clioicoto fancy cows 2.IO ! W.3.1'0 '
Fair to choice bulls 1.75 ( < B2.5 ! )
Fair to ctioico aunt lioirs 4.'M ) ia4.40
Fnirto choice rii'iw.v hoes 4.IJO { 4.-10
Fair to choice mixed hogs 4.25 ( < il.UO ;
Fair to choice western sheen. . 8.75 Ml.25
Fail-to choice Nebraska * * 3.00 ( i 4.15
Sales.
t'ATTI.B.
No. Av.
J cows 1015 fl.r.0
1 canncr 1010 l.SJ
II bulls UKI5 2.00
3 mixed l'-23 2.0 , )
2 bulls 1715 2.00
1 cow 121U 2.00
2 Co ws . H25 2.00
1 cow -lO'.lO ' 2.00
1 bull 1IWO 2.0'J '
13 cows HS7 2.10
14 yearling heifers -102 2.10
3 cows IKS ) 2.10
Icow 10CO 2.10
17 cows 'J72 2.10
3 caws 1002 2.20
f. co w s 1500 2.25
22 cows 10'JO 2.25
11 cows 11V.I 2.30
h cows and heifers IUU 2.25
22 cows 10114 2.35
1 bull 15'0 ' 235
7 cows 1003 2.35
11 cows lO'.K ) 2.40
J bulls 1707 2.4 i
Scows lOi'J 2.45
18 coivs H ) ' . > 2 2. 15
1 bull 1bCO 2.50
Icow 1480 2.50
1 cow 1070 2.50
1 steer 1)20 ) 2.50
14 co ws 1 ( ) 'J3 ' 2.00
1 cow 1100 2.00
10 cows 1107 2.00
1 steer , . . S50 2.75
I'j ' yearling steers 503 2.75
I stag 1410 2.75
U feeders ' . ' 40 2.bO
1 steer 1200 2. SO
1 feeder OiJO ! 2.b5
11 steers 102S 2.S5
2'J ' steers 1003 2.S5
10 steers 105S 3.00
1 steer 1100 3.00
3 steers ' .i.Vt 3.00
17 steers 020 3.00
a steers 1010 3.00
3S steers 1053 3.10
7 steers 1057 3.10
14 steers 12-10 3.10
! l steers 10SO 3.15
17 steers 1205 3.15
20 steers 1200 3.20
7 steers 1311 3.20
10 steers 1 IbO 3.25
13 steers 1212 3.25
M feeders 1102 3.25
57 steers , .1 Ib2 3.21
i2 ! steers 122 ; ) 3.25
'J ' steers 1102 3.25
! JS steers 1102 3.30
15 steers 1232 3.30
IS steers 1251 3.30
10 steers 1233 3.LO
40 steers fT. 1300 3.40
10 steers t 12VJ 3.-JO
17 steers 12:10 : 3.-IO
IS .steers liiO'J 3.40
18 steers 1231 3.40
iil'stcurs 1240 3.50
32 steers 1354 3.50
2 calves 200 4.00
uor.b.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shlc. Pr.
W. . .223 . ' 120 $1.25 < i5. . ,200 fl.30
50. . 120 4.25 O'J , . ,310 100 1.30
. .203 IIOO 4.25 f > 5. . .231 120 4.30
. .252 200 4.25 ' < ! . . ,2M SO 4.30
50. . . .233 240 4.25 5J. . 200 1.30
32. . 120 4.25 t > 5 , . .250 120 4.31) )
O'J. ' . . .212 SO 5'J ' . .275 120 4.3J
5' ' ! . . . 303 120 ; 111. . .205 120 4.30
05. , . .2.VI IliO 5) ) . . .300 200 l.ifO
72. . . .220 100 4.30 63. , .2SO 40 4.30
100W
52. . . .330 W ) 4.30 00. . .231 120 4.30
fco. . . .221 bO 4.30 32. . .UK ) 40 4.30
02. , . .250 ISO 4.30 23. . .834 40 4.30
07 . . 240 100 i.aj 50 , .2113 100 4.30
44. . . .34'J so 4.30 Oil. . .241) ) 120 4.30
40. . . .322 430 (13. ( . .2.TJ 40 4.30
55. . . .343 210 4.30 .255 bO 4.30
47. . . ,33'J 210 4.30 M.M. . ,310 40 4.30
51. . . .321) ) 40 4.30 M. 120 4.30
50 . . .217 40 4.30 72. bO 4.3
57. . . .301 320 4.30 55. 40 4.3
53 . 200 4.30 fi'J. . . .315 4.30
40. . ! < 333 4o : ; 43. . . .2'a 4.30
02 . . .2i'J 40 4.30 51. . . .3.W 120 4.30
01. . . ,321 120 4.30 53.m. . . . 301 200 4.30
73. . . .2(10 ( hO 4.30 m. . . .230 210 4.30
OS. . . .2sy 200 4.80 33.US. . . . .201 40 4.30
02. . . .2'J4 80 4.30 ( US. 40 4.32 } , '
50. . . .353 20J 4.30 57. ! ! ! 358 4.32 *
04. . , .2W 4.30 SO. . .225 to
GO. . . .321 120 4.30 IX ! . . . .233
52. . . .302 100 04. . . .2S'J SO 4.32) *
47. . . .347 bO 4.30 70. . . .2-10 40 4.35
01. . 240 4.30 04. . . .210 4.35
IB. . 1.30 50. . . .307 100 4.35
CM. . 120 4.30 77.M. . . . .241 200 4.35
54. . . .83V ! ! 00 4.t0 ! M. . . . .345 SO 4.3.1)
71J. . . .227 40 4 , 0 54. . . .209 120 4.3G
111. . . .274 SO 4.UO 00 . . .232 40 4.35
40. . 100 4.30 01. . . .301) ) 4,35
Ji'J. . SO 4.30 57. . . .aor 60 4.35
51. . . .304 60 4.KO 05. . . .23S ICO 4.i'5 :
03. . . .202 UK ) 4.UO 07 . . .210 4.35
07. . . . ' . ' 41 100 4.BO 02. . 4.35
rw. . . ,221 40 4.80 05. . 80 4.35
. .924 SO 4.80 233 , . , . 2U 60 4.35
5 ! ) I'M 4,80 4y..a70 4.40
OS..V'H 100 4.8'J ' IW..21P 40 4.40
6S..V71 to 4,30.
SUKCI' .
Nu , Av. Pr.
71 NflDfMKH U&UVI-B 67 (3.30
801 Nebraska nuUvcs 1)4 ) 4.15
8D1 NvL-rufii * u Uve , G5
I.lvc J U/k * Notes.
Hog market 3c U-ijr.i
llccf cattle sell lower.
Hutohcrs' stock higher.
Heavy receipts of sftVop.
Feeders In dcniaml ai stcndy prices.
Heavy nnd light hogs nil brought the
same money to-day. _ ,
The receipts ofIro'gs thus far this week
the heaviest in n good many weeks ,
OMAHA WU01il')3AU : MAKKKTS.
FrultP , I'ruilucc , Kto.
BfTTr.li Creamery Puncy print , Cli2t' ( ! > c ;
choice iirint , 20f < 2Do ; fancy solid packed , 11
C'20c ; choice solid packed , IG Uc. Dairy
Fancy roll , 17V$10c ( ; choice , IGOUOc ; good , 12
( < et4c ; low grades , (10(3)1 ( ( ) lo.
Curr.st : Full cream cheddars , choice , 12i
12 | jc ; full cream flats , two in hoop , 12 > , W >
13c ; full cream Y. A. choice , 12's ( Jitc : ; off
grades nnd skims , fi@.ic ; lltnburger , lSiJ (
13' ' , c ; brick and Swiss , UM15c.
KCHM Strictly fresh , llUV. (
IjlVK I'oi I.TIIV Cluckons , jior doz , $2.75 ®
3.WI ; ducks per doz , ? 2.75w3.00 ; gocso , per
doz , 5S.XI ; miO ( ; turkeys , per Ib , 7 < uSe.
UinisT.n Pofi.TiivChickens , per Ib , OW
Sc ; turkeys , per Ib , I't'JUc ' ; geese , per Ib , Set
lOc ; ducks , S ( < lOc.
Vmi , Heavy grassers , 160 to 200 Ibs. 7iC (
711c ; Inferior calves. 50 to 001 bs , iVrfilc ; mo
dlum to good , 70 to K Ihs , 7c " 3c ; choice to
fancy , KM ) to 1W ! ! ! > < < , ( ) ( < ( itic.
VIHIT.\III.I ; ; : ! < Potatoes , Colorado and Utah ,
70 ( 75e ; Wyoming , 50.ii55c' ( ; Nebraska nnd
lown , choice large , 3. * > ( iJ40e' ; common , HOnKCic ;
sweet potatoes , Jerseys , | KT bbl , $2.75c : I.OO ;
beets , per bu , f > 5iiOV ( ( ; carrotsiii : ( ( 40c ;
cabbage , California , pec crate. 2.25 ; Parsnips -
snips , C > 0 ( < $ . )0c ) ; onions , red choice , fii(55c ( ) ( ( ;
silver skin , < tOi ( < ' . ? * > c ; turnips. 205J2.V ; ruta-
bapns , 35if40o ( ; raullllowor , choice large , per
dozen , $1.25 ; < ' 1.50 ; good , $ l.liO , < C1.25 ; nullslios ,
! 5(34lc ( ) ; Ictlllco 25W20c ; cuoiimbers , $1.50 ;
string beans , per box , Sl.75.ii . 2.25 ; celery ,
25u ( : c ; spinach , l. : > 0 ( ( 1.75 per bbl.
OAMI : Mallard , per do/ , $ . ' .75Wj3.00 ; red
head , pur doz , $2.50W3.00 ; tenl , per ilo , S1.50
( ( (1.75 ; canvas back , per do ? , $ 1.00 ( 4,60 ;
common small , per doz , fl.OOiM.r ( > 0 ; rabbits ,
per doz , 7r.cWl.Kl ( ; Jack rabbtts , per doz ,
$ ! ) .00i(3. , * > 0 ; squirrels , per doz. 73c ( < ( jl.OO.
AiM'i.ns 1'or bbl , fancy Now York and
Michigan , $2.50 ; choice , S'.MUKjfrJ/JS ; choice
Missouri , $ l.7.X'e-.00 ' : good , $ l.GOi ( l. " . .
Funf.Ki.v FIIVITS Malaga gr.uies , lceg < < . 10
to Til Ibs , lOc per Ib ; baiiiinai. per bunch ,
$1 5'Jiii.OO ! : ; lemniis , fancy now , 30. ) to ) s ,
* ; .7f.C < * 1.5(1 ( ; choice old , 300 , s , fi.BOi 3.00 ;
oranges , Florida , tancy bright , per box. $3.50 ;
Florida russetts , ? 3.25 ; Kos Angeles , $ J.7GiC
3.0 ! ) .
Cii\snnuuii : Capo Cod , choice , per bbl ,
? 10.00i)10,50 [ ) ; fair , glt.O.Kiiili.GO ; Moll & Huglu ,
choice , tti.lKKfi 0.25 ; fair , $ i.f,06 3.75 ; Hell .t
Cherry , choice , jfS.OOWS.25 ; fair , 87.23n7.50. (
Nr Walnuts , 50ic VJc ; peanuts , SC'S' c ;
c'hostnuts , 4f ( Ac ; cocoanuls , per 100 , $5.0i ( < o
0.00 ; luizRlnuts , 3ctMc ; hlckorynnts , small ,
? 1. 25titl.rO ; large , C,0ii7Go ( ; pecans , plain , Ow1
Sc : polished , DC" I do.
Him : * Green salted , No. 1. 5. ' ; No. 2 , 3W
3J4'c ; calf , 5t5 ; , ' < Ji ? ; dry flint , TMOC.
lliuxs Navies , hand picked , per bu , ? 2.10
C2.20 ; good clean country , $1.75r < 2.00 ; offer
or poor stock , $ 1. 00 ® I. GO ; California , f2.00 , < ii
2.10.
Ciiin ) : Michigan , per bbl.l.50@5.00 ; Now
York , per bbl , § 5.00 5.50 : half bbl , S2.75W
3.00.
FIATIIIKS : : Perlb , prime live geesi white ,
35ii ) Itle ; mixed with gray , 25i'30ij ; damp and
iiiustv ' , ldi ( 0c ; prune live domcbtio duck , 20
C'(25o' ; wild illicit , 15i'2 ( > e.
S.\L-iiiKuAUT 1'erbbl , 30 gul , choice , f4.50 ;
pur half bbl , $2.50.
Porronx Per 'Ib ' , ' rice , ' ( ( ( ; ; common ,
-
lloxnv 1-lb frames ; choice white , 15iili > c ;
dark , 13 ( < i)14c ) ; strained. ) ( > 12e.
.1 1:1.1.1 : 1 > too l.1ii'l ! li't-'r ' 'b ' ; preserves , 10ii"12o (
peril ) .
LAUD Sc in 50-lb pkps.
Grocers' Iji < t.
Hovisod prices arc us follows :
llAoinNii Stark A , seamless , 22o ; Auios-
kcng , seamless , l ? c ; Lowistown A , hc.uii-
less , iflp ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps ,
i to 5 bu , Il0l4c ; gunnies , single , 14c ; gun
nies , double. 22c ; 'wool sack , 42L- .
TwiXKS-Flux , 3c : extra sail , 20C 21c ;
sail U , 20(21c ( ( ; cfttton , ,22o ; jute , He.
Uuiii > FiifiTS Figs , in boxes , per Ib , HdC
lOc ; dates , in boSms , 7@lOc ; Lonrton Malaga
layer raisins , per hnx. $2.RO ( < t3.70 ; Malaga
loose raisins , S2.30@2.5i ; now Valencia rais
ins. per Ib , Sc ; California loose inusoatols ,
pur box , J2.OOiB2.lO : California London * .
1SSS , ? 2.40 ; pitted cherries , pur Ib. ISc ; Cali
fornia pitted plums , p r Ib , 12 ( < i)13c ) ; dried
blackberries , per Ib , ( ) @ 7c ; dried raspberries ,
per Ib , 24W25c ; evaporated apples , 5 ( { .3c ;
California sun-dried peaches , I3c ; California
unparcd evaporated peaches , lf ( ) 12c ; evapor
ated California apricots , 17c ; currants , 4 ( < t > 7c ;
Turkish prunes , Gi)5 ( ) > ii.- ; citron , 22 ( < i2lc ;
orange peel , Iflc ; lemon pool , Ilic ; Califortiia
French prunes , Ilgl0c. (
PICKMW Medium , in bbls , $5.00 ; do , in
half bbls , $3.00 : small , in bbls , $ (1.00 ( ; do , in
half bbis , ? 3.M ) ; gherkins , in bblc , S-i.Oi ) ; do ,
in half bbls , $4.0(1. (
COFKB Green Mocha , 25 ( < f30c : Rio , good ,
lS@lc ! ) ; Mandahlinir , 2iiiJsu ; roasting Rio ,
17C < t)18c ) ; O. G. Java , 2l@JOc ; .lava , inferior.
22@iJc ; Rio , fancy , 21fii22c ; Santos and
Maraoaibo , 17 ( 10c ; German , 2ic : ; McLaugh-
lin's XXXX , 23c.
Suii.ni Granulated , 7' c ; conf. A , \ c\ \
white extra C , OXc ; extra C , 0- ; yellow
C , 0'4c ' ; powdered , SM3 ( > ifc ; cubes , SWH'xrc. '
HCKSWAX Choice yellow , 20 22c ! ; dark
colored , 13i/l ) Ic.
' .I'oiiAcc-o Plug , 2CQ35c ; smoking. 10@0c. ( )
SALT S1.35 : < 01.40 per bbl.
Kope-7-10 , UMc.
MAI-I.I : St'HAK Uricks , HC' ' < il2c per Ib ;
penny cakes , 12W13O per Ib ; pure maple
syrup. $1.00 per gul.
TKAS Young Hyson , common to fair , lSi7 >
25c ; Young Hyson , good to lanc.30@55c ;
Gunpowder , common to good , 822oc ( ; Gun
powder , clioico to fiinc.v , 4Ki/05c ( ; Japan " , com
mon to medium , 15(2 ( > 2Uo : Japan , choice to
fancy , U0r$46a ( $ ; Oolong , common to good , 25
( jfilOc : Oolong , ctioico to fancy , 50@70c : Im
perial , common to medium , 25 ( 35c ; Imperial ,
good to fancy , 4'JQi'5tc. )
CHAUKKKS 0ig7c ( per Ib ; assorted cakes , S
@ 25c" | > er Ib , us per list.
CANDV Mixed , 'JKC'12 < fc ; stick , 0 @
lie ; rock candy , 10 ! ( ( J513c ; fancy candy , 7te )
28c.
28c.HOI.UND
HOI.UND HuiiiiiNfl OOc.
Coi > FISH 0 6 * " ' .
STAHCII 3,4(118 ( 0 per Ib.
Dry Gooilu.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 pur cent discount ;
tij ( , 5Kc ; CC , OJ c ; SS , "jj/o ; Nameless , 5c ;
RK. ISc ; R , Iflo ; No. 10 , fei < jc : No. 40 , lOttfo ;
No. fill. 12J c ; No. bO , 13 | c ; No. 30 , colored ,
Do ; No. 60 , colored , 12u ; No. 70 , colored ,
12jtfe ; Hrhtol , 12 > c ; Union Pacific , 17c.
C.Mii'CT U'Aiii1 ilid , white , 10c ; colored ,
22c.
22c.HATT
HATT Standard , Sc ; Gem , lOc ; Ucauty ,
12Ho ; Uoone , 14c ; 15 , cased , fO.60.
1'iiiNTs Solid colors Atlantic , Tic ; Slater ,
Cc ; llcriin oil , Ol c ; Garner oil , Mt c.
PKINT.S Pink nnd robes Allen , 0 , ' < fc ; Riv-
crpolnt , G'-'c , ; Steel River , Okc ; Richmond ,
OUe ; Pacillc , Tc.
I'KINTS Mrcss Charter Oak , 5' < fc ; Ram-
upo , 4 ! < jc ; Lodi , 5'4ciAIIon ' , Oo : Richmond ,
Co ; Windsor , 0 > o ; Kddystono , 0 > io ; Pacillc ,
SnEnrrxc. Ilerkloy cambric ,
No. 00 , 'Jirfc , Host Yet , 4-4 , OJi'o ; butter cloth ,
OO , 4'j-c ; CabAt , " 7 c ; Furwoll , half
bleached. She ; I'Vilit of the Loom , Do ;
Greene- , Oo ; Hope , 7Jfc ; King Phillip
cambric , lie ; Lonadnlo cambric , HJjo ; Lons-
dule , SJ u ; Now York- mills , 10'io ' ; Pepper-
oil , 42-ln , lie ; Pcppcroll , 40-ln , 12c ; I'uiiiior-
cll , 0-4 , Ilk ; ; I'opiHiroll , 8-4 , 2lc ; Pepperoll ,
(1-4. ( 2o ) : Pouporell , 10-4 , 25o ; Canton , 4-4 ,
SJ c ; Triumph , Oo ; VVamsutta , lie ; Vul-
loy , Go ,
FI.ANNKI.S Plaid idiftsmcn , 20c ; Goshen ,
; Clear Lak'e , 80) ) e ; Iron Mountain ,
. .
A * WI\B J Ul It. OW1I1 | lifMiUt J Ul ttt U.WJII ,
13 > 4o ; Swift river , 7c ; Thormllko OO ,
8 > fo ; Thorndlko , KB , h $ c ; 'Jhorndiko , 120 ,
Dj o ; Thorndiko , XX. 15o ; Cordls , No. 5 ,
OUo ; Cordis , No. 4 , 10c.
JJKNiMft Amoskcag , D-oz , 10 } o ; Everett ,
7-oz , 13Ko ; Yorkoz ? , 13) o : Haymaker ,
6 > fo ; Jaffroy , XX , ll 'o : Juffroy. XXX ,
12Mo ; Heaver Creek , A A , 12c ; Beaver Creek ,
BB , He ; Beaver Creek , CC. lOc.
KKNTUCKV JKANS Memorial , 15c ; Dakota ,
ISo ; Durham , 27 } o ; Hercules , 18o ; Leam
ington , 22 > < o ; Cottswold , 27Ho.
Ciuoii Stevens' B , 0)ffo ) ; Stevens' n ,
bleached , ' 'n" fttrtvnnftl A. 71jfi , ! Rlnvnna * A
blcaclicd ,
bleached ,
bleached , , . , . ,
MIHCMLI.AMOUH ! : Table on cloth , $2.50 ;
plain Holland , O c ; Dado Holland , 12X"-
BUOWN SiiEBTi.Na Atlantic A , 4-4 ,
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7J/c ; Atlantic 1) , 4-4 ,
Atlantic P , 4-4 , 60 ; Aururu U. , t , < o ;
rora C.44. . -l/c : Crown XXX , 4-4 , f\c ]
Iloosler LIj , 4-4. Co ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 4O !
I awrencc LL. 44 , Oc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
fltfe ; Pepl'oroll U , 4-4 , 7c ; Pcppcroll W. 4-4 ,
CVo ; Pcppcroll , S-4 , ISSc ; 1'eppcrcll4 ! ,
21c ; Pcpperell , 10-4 , aio ; . Vtlcn C , 4-4 , 4jc ;
AVachitsott , 4-4 , 7' c ; Aurora 1 { , 4-4 , 7c ; Au
rora H , 4-4. GJtfo.
DtTK West Point , 2fl In , S oz. lO'jO : Wo t
Point , SO In. 10 07. , 1'jijc. West Point , 1M in ,
13 or , 15c ; West Point , 40 la , 11 oz , lUc.
FnxxKi.s-Ked C , S In. 1fifc : B. S4 in.
21 ic ; 00 , 'Jl In , SOiUAF } , ff , S5c ; JKP , ? f ,
'J7c.
'J7c.OixniUM Plunkctt checks , 7Vc ; Wtilttcn
ton , * Kc ; York , "l ci Normaudl I'ross ' , b e ;
Heiif row dress , st ( , 12'ic.
CAMimirs Slater , Be ; U'oods , r > c ; Stand
nrd , fie ; Peacock , 5o.
PitiSTs , INIHOO HI.VK Arnold , OJrfc ; Atner
lean , G'Vc ; Gloucester , ( ii4c ; Arnold C , long l
cloth , "c ; Arnold H , long cloth , 10 > tfc ; Arnold
Hold Seal , lOHcj Stelfel A , 1'Jc ; Windsor ,
Gold Ticket , 10S'c. _
Ijiiinlier.
First and second clear , 1'4 lu.S4n ( ) @ . " ) 00
First and second clear , I " 4 In. . . 47 ( HnV ) ) 00
Third clear , 1 < 4 In . 43 00if4S ( IK )
A select , I'AC'il's ' m . ! " " "
II select , l 4tirli , in . ! W ( H )
A stock boards , 12 ( 1(1 ( ft , I'J m . . 411 00
H stock boards , 1 ' . ' ( . } > 10 ft , 13 In. . 41 00
C stock bo.mls , r. ' ( < tltl ft , I'J In. . W 00
1) stock boards , li ltl ft , 12 In. . ! K IH )
Flooring , Ilrst common , 0 in. . , . ,14 Ot' '
Flooring , second common , U In. . HI OC
Select fencing flooring . H' ' 00
Siding , Ilrst common , in ft . 'J'J ( HI
Siding , second common . I'J ' Wl
Common boards . in kU > M
Fencing , N'o. 1 , I'Jou'dft . lit I > 013 ( W )
Fencing. No. 'J , 12 , 14nrlO ft . 14 OOivl.l IK )
Joist and scantling , 2x , 14iJ10 ( ft 10 OOriil" tKI
Timber , 4x4 , S.xS. VJ f 10 ft . 17 ( K )
Pickets , 1) ami H Hut . 2000
Pickets , 1) and 11 squtiro . 20 ( HI
Shingles , extra A . 2 M )
Shingles , standard A . U < K )
Lath . 'J-r.ll .
O H Halts , i < in . TO
OG Halts , | isxilii : , SIS . 4U
a-in well tubing. 1) and M bev. . 22 00
Metal anil 'I'lniu-rn' Slock.
Hlock tin , siimllplg . $ 28
Dinck tin , bar . 21) )
Copper , planished boiler sizes . ! I4
Cojtpor , cold rolled . Ul
Coper | , sheeting . ! 10
Copper , pltts . " ' , )
Copper , tints . 0
Gal. slicet iron , Juiiiatii , 50 , 11) ) and 5
per cent discount.
Pat. planished Iron , 21 to 27 A . U ) ' < J
Pat. planished Iron , ' . " . to 27 H . ! l'a
Koollng , 1C. 14x'J > ) , 112 sheets . fi.OO
Keeling , IX. 14\-0 , 11'J sheets . 7. nil
Hoollng , IC , 2'Jx'JS , 11' ; sheets . Il.tK )
Koollng , IX , 2U.VJS , ll'J sheets . 11. V )
Hemlock sole , 3.Vir2Se per Ib ; oak solo , IIK'B
! iiic pur Ib ; oak harness , ! ! 0l2o ( ! pur Ib ; se
lected oak and trace , it-liiifliic per Ib ; oak and
hemlock upper , 20iCJJc ( per foot ; hemlock
calfsUin , No. 1 , SOXJOo per Ib , according to
weight ; oak calf skin , No. 1 , lOc ) i'I.OO per
Ib ; Phliaaolphlac.ill'skin , extra , -I.IKli ( < 1.10
porlb ; hemlocK k'p ' skin , No. 1 , UOCuJiOi ! per
Ib ; onU kip skin , No 1 , SOXSTie per Ib ; Pliila-
deiphla kip skin , extra , SOCJsDOeporlb ; French
calfskin , ( according to weight and iiuality ) ,
$ l.ir > C 1.7.'j per Ib ; French kip skin , do , bOc ( < i >
$1.10 per in ; Cordovan ' russet , ISe ; satin
finish , 20c per foot ; welt leather , Si.MKit.O : ( )
per side ; moroccos , ( pebble goul ) , UOQfilUc per
foot ; moroccos , boot leg , 'jrxifU.lc per foot ;
clove calf skins , ' . ' ( ) , i 'iOc per foot ; Donyolakiil ,
II ) ( ii > lo ( ) per foot ; kang.iroo skins , 4iK' < . * iUi : per
foot , lU'cortling to quality ; toppings , $ S.OOC < §
10.00 per do/.L'ii ; lining , , csUMm'J.O ' , ) per dozen ;
apron skins , § IO.O. ) ( < i'2.H ' | ! ) pur dozen.
KAll.iUOYl > D.VY-IlOOIf ,
A AVrculi. n th ; ; lliiion I'aoillu and
Otlicr llniii .
The time of the golden gat ) special , the
banner passenger train of the Union P.icitle ,
bus been changed , and hereafter its depar
ture will bo as follows : Uxiving Council
llluffs atir ! ) : > and Omaha at 10 n. m. on
Wednesday instead of at S a. in. as formerly.
It will arrive in Oxden at 3:3) : ) p.m. Thurs
day , and at San Francisco 7 : IS p. m. Friday ,
which shortens the time between Omaha and
San Frnncuoo two hours , as regards the
old schcJuIe time. Returning , it will now
leave Han Francisco at S p. m. Saturday ,
Ogden at 5:15 : a. m. Monday , arriving in
Omaha at 3o : ( ) p. m. , instead ol 8:45 : a. m. as
before , and arriving at Council liluffs at ; ! :4. : >
p. m. , connecting with the combination train
on the Northwestern for Chicago.
System Abolished.
The statement sent out in press dispatches
from Chicago , and also chronicled in a local
paper , to tlio effect that the weighing system
in shipping live stock had not been aban
doned by the roads centering in Omaha , is
pronounced erroneous. An attache of the
general freight department of the Uurlington
states that the weighing system lias been
suspended at Omaha , South Omaha , Ne
braska City , I'lattHmoutli , Sioux City and
all points bordering on and tributary to the
Missouri river. Ho also states that under
all probability the weighing system will bu
permanently abandoned.
1'nn tender Train Wrecked.
A report of a wreck of u passenger train on
the Cheyenne it Northern , a branch of the
Union Pacific system , was rccaivcd at the
headquarters in this city yesterday. The acci
dent occurred last night at Ilnrso Creek , re
sulting from the breaking of a flange on one
of the drive wheels of the locomotive. The
engine , mail car and two passenger eorches
jumped the track and toppled over. It is re
ported that the mail clerk received slight in
juries , but nothing in the line of injury re
sulted to the passengers , thcro being forty-
two in the cars that lett the track and top
pled over. The engine and cars ware badly
wrecked. _
I'limenjicr Agents Meet.
Tlio members of the Kansas-Nebraska pas
senger agents' organization met in regular
monthly session at the headquarters of the
Hurlington in this city. Koutino matters
mainly were passed upon. The ticket-
scalper came in for his share of tlio over
hauling , but in tills case , as well as tlio ills-
cuiitinuanco of return-trip tickets to local
points , nothing dullnilo resulted. The asso
ciation meets altcrnatoly each month in
Omaha and Kansas City.
Itiiilrond NnU > a.
Tlio engine on the overland flyer on the
Union Pucillc broke down at 1'apillion Tues
day evening and No. 710 was dispatched to
take its place.
A waiting room for the accoinmotions of
suburban tralllc Is being erected by the
Union Paclllu at Thirteenth street. The
building is of frame and 10x20 feet.
The combination train on the Union Pa
cillc came in yesterday heavily loaded
With passengers west-bound , The vestlbulo
car "Poeatolla , " just out of the Pullman
works , was attached to the rear. It has
; > eon built expressly for tlio combination
train and is considered onaof the lincst ami
most costly vehicles in the railway sorvlco ,
"Shoshono" is the name of the now vesti-
liule car that will bo attached to the second
combination train ,
AVnnto.l in Whip a ftlulc Man.
Morris McCnrty wns arraigned before
Judge Hcrka on the chargu of breaking
windows , for using loud and profuno lang
uage and threatening to light , Mrs. Corrl-
ran says ho came into tier store ut Twelfth
md Cass at 10 o'clock at night and wanted
to whip her sick husband. Ho cursed and
curried on so disgracefully that a number of
neighbors had to comu to the icscuo , and
ifter u great tussle the rowdy was put out.
! Io then smashed ouo of the windows am !
.hreatcncd the cntlro crowd until his per-
'ormanco wns stopped by a policeman. Ho
was arraigned and lined f 12.50 ,
. . r.\ i. imt , K. IiticiiMAN. . j. B. ni.Avn.kiiu
PALMER. RICHMAN & CO. .
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Offlco-llouni 2i. Omioilte Krchango HnlMIng , irnll *
tlocfc Yurd , Houth Orotliiv , Null.
M AUJV
Live Stock Commission ,
Room 15 , KxchmiKO IlulMlcin , Union HtMk TV i ,
_ _ tkiutU Oumtitt , Kelt.
UN'ION STOCS YARDS OO
Of Omaha , Limited
_ lmplomontB <
*
cTlURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
fnrtlngol ivnJ HiisnU . , IMK > Ptrcot.betwsciifthRiu
rlNGER ft METOALF CO. .
ApicnltnralIfflpcmcntsWagonsCarriaseij ] , ,
d , Klc. wholciftte , Omslm , Nrbrnokn
PARUN , ORENDORF A , MARTIN
f r In
Aojicnllnral Implements , Wagons & Baggies
SOU ftq , ftC neil W Jonei Str * t , OmRhH.
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P. P. MAST & CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Bncieye Drills , Seeder ,
CulllTtlon , lift ? Hftkri , ( "tiler Mlllsi nml l.nbnn I'ul-
vetltrti. Cur. lull iul M
WINONA IMPLEMENT CO. ,
Agricultural IraplcracniCwapiis SBnuics
r-nrr ! ' ' VI | , , ' - , Or-i-pH
OMAHA IIKASCTT
J. F. SEIBEnLING & CO. ,
Akron , Ohio.
Haryesting Machinery anil Binder Twine ,
W. K. Men , ! . Mnuixcr. UU l. Ti'n orlli t. Oranlm.
MOLINE.MILBURN&STODDARDCo
Mniiutmturors mid Jobbers In
fagoiis , Buggies , Rakes , Plows Etc ,
Cor. Dili anil 1'ncltlc Ktrcctt. Oninhft , N'ob.
Artlata" Mntorlnlo.
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A HOSPE. Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
IMS Douvlin Streol. Oninlm. Ni'br l .
Booksellers nnd Stntlonora *
* " " H. M , it S. W. JONESV
Succcssorsto A , T. Kenjron A \VliolejalcA Uclnll
Booksellers and Stationers ,
Kino Wadding HlaUutiory , ( 'iimmvrclKl "InUoncrjr
li llouiflns Slracl. Onmlni. Ni'b.
Boots and Shoos-
KIRKENUALL. JONES .t CO. .
( " uccciMiri In lltpil.Joni't A t'o.l
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots and Slices
Am'MtnIo' llinlon IlublHT SinnCo. . 1102. llbl A. 1IM
llnniey St. . Uniolin. Ncbrnnka. _ _ _
W. V. MORSE A : CO. .
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 1110-1105 Doutlns SI. . Oninlm Manufactory , Sum
mer St. . lii tiin ,
_ Con ! , Coke nnd Limo-
O'MAHA coACT COKE & LIME'
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
2CT South IStli Stroi't , Onialin , Nobrnika.
NEBHASKA FUEL CO. .
Shipners of Coal and Goto-
Sll Sn-iili irh ! ! . opi.V-n Vol. .
J. J. JOHNSON A CO ,
Maniifactiirors of Lime ,
nil shlpl" ' " " 1 1'iKil. Coak , Cement. 1'M'tcr. I.lmc
Drain Tile anil Sewnr I'lpo. onico.2HS.UUi
St. , Oiuiiliu , Neb. Teleiilumubll.
CoJfooa , Sploes , Etc. _
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"CLARKE COFFEE cp.
Ouinlm Coffee nml Sptco Mllli.
Teas. Colfees , Spices , Baking Powder ,
Flavoring Kitrnct * . Luinulry Illue. Inkj. Klc. HU
KlHUnrimy Slruat. pcinha.
Croohory nnd cinoswaro. _
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" W.V/WRIGHT.
Api'nl for ttip Manufacturers nnd Importpn of
Glassware Lainns Cliinineys
Crockery , , , ,
Ktc cifflcB. .117 S. 13th St. , Umnha , NtbraaVn.
PERKINS. CATCH & . LAUMAN ,
liuDurlura nnd Jobbers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Elc. 1J14 Kcrnarc St. , CcT' Paxton IIiiiUllTi , ; .
Commlsolon and Storage-
" RfDDELL & . RIDDELL7"
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
oclaltlr" rhillcr , KCKS , Cbi'i'sp. I'onllrr , Oainr
111- Howard MiOJt , Omaha , Neb.
CEO. SCHROECER & CO. .
Successors to MMUmno & Hchroedor. )
Produce Commission and Cold Storage ,
OnmLa. Nubraskn.
Dry Copda nna Notions.
M ; E SM"ITH & cb . .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions ,
1UK and 1101 nouelnn. Cor. llth Ht. . Omaha , Neb.
kiLPATm c K - K 6 cTT'c R Y"G OO"DS CO
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Goats' rurnlslilnu' nooJu. Cornar llth and Hiunoy
Sis , . Oinnlm. Ncbmnhn.
HELIN. THOMPSON & CO ,
IniporliMH nml .loMii'rn of
Woolens and Tailo'1
; 1T Eolith l.'ilh Street.
Furniture.
DEWEY & STONE.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Karnam Street. Onialiiiraikn. .
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture
Omaha , Ncbraluk
Groceries. _ _
PAXTON7cALLAGHER
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
.IB. ICI7 , 'W nnd 711 S. 10th St. , Omnha , Not ) .
McCORbT BRADY .i"coTI
Wholesale Grocers ,
1 Ih and I.eavoiinoithatrputt.nnmlia.Kebrnikn.
l-lotivy Hardwaro.
W. J. BROATCiYT '
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
SprlneaVaxon Htork , Iliinltraru , l.mnlior , Ktc. ) L
nnd 1211 llnrnuy Htrout , umitha.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
HBchnnlls' Tools and IlutTalo FcalPi. U'li Douclui
Ktieut , Uioaha , Mubraika.
" " " " "
R"E CT OR Tw I L H EUVI Y""C o" ,
Wholesale Hardware ,
fth and Harner Ht . , OiniihH , Nob. Wi' tern
for Auntln Powilur Co. , JoUursoT , riti'iil Nallfc ,
Kulrbanln riuinlanl Hi'iiN't.
_ _ _ _ _
LEE , CLARKG. ANDREESEN HARD
WARE COMPANY ,
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
MetulH , Sheet lion , etc- . Audits for Howu Sculci- ,
J'ouder und lyiniii : liavliijUvttv ,
Uinulm , Nubrnsku.
hints , Caps , Etc.
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WrL. PARROTTE & CO.
Wholesale Hats , Caps and straw Goods ,
1107 Jlirnor Street , Otuahn. Neb.
Mardyynro. _ " _ _ _
Ros. SADDLER"Y CO ,
Wholrialu .Mftuurcturcr of
Saddlery & Jobbers of Saddlery Hardware
And Leather. 1IOJ , HM HOJ 1TC llaraey SI.Uiaalin ,
Lumber.
OMAHA LUMBER OO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wbole&f
lllfl glremnml Union PnclCcTiurt.Oni.ili- . .
J.OuTJf BRADFORD.
Dealer ID Lumber , Lath , Lime ,
tlttri Si
, _ LUMBER.
Liimber Lime Cemeiit Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Com rrihxn.l .
C. N. OIETZT
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
13th ml California ! jirorl , Oiuahft , .Volmu
. . > . iiM v v LUMUi
To Dealers Only ,
Omco , 14 1 KurnHiii Slrcot Onuho.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD. '
ffliolcsale Lumber , Elc ,
Importmt nml Anirrlrnn . Portlniul Tomcnl FUt (
Aftnt orMll f Hk < < llyikMillc IVnirnl nj
_ yulnrr Wlnio I.I imi.
CHAS. n.
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood nuretj fiml I'nMuvt Kloortnir. fltiniiO
Millinery nnd Notions.
I. OBERFEUDEK .V CO./
Iriiprlers& Jobbers in Millinery SNolions
t N. tin nml 515 Soulli tllli SI
Noti'one
J. T. ROBINSON""NOTON ! co7t
ffliolesale Notions and FHrnisliing Goods
I'd nnil t'V ' , Hf nlh loth SI. Onmlin
V1NYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
Notions and Gent's ' Fnrnisliiiig Good ? ,
lllH Humi'T Slroi't. rininhn
_ _ _ OvorntlB , _ _ , ; _ w.
CANFIF.LD MANUFACTURING . ,
Manufacturers of Ovcralis ,
Jcaus I'MUU. hlilrt' , Kliv lliTjnnil 1101 LKxlfln" Street ,
Uuinhti , Ni < Li
_ Offlco Fixtures. _
"TlfK SIMMONDS MASf rACTUIlIXO CO.
.Miuinhuturc.'c uf
Bank , Office and Saloon Fiitnres ,
Mnntltx. Milrtionrl , IlooU Cini" . Drue n.Muro < , WnM
Cn o . I'nrtltlnns. ltnllliiu , roiinli'r , llc-rrnnil Wlno
ConliTH. Mlrrori-.pliv Fiirli > ry niu' otliri1 , IT.iOiUKl li.a
l.lh til. . Oiiiiitin , Tulupluino ll'JI.
_ _ Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TAlsiK LINE CO. ,
Wholsale Refilled and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailu ( ! rt-n e. Ktc. . Omaha. A. II. 111'lnui. MIIIIH"-
Paints nnd Oils. Z
"
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"CUMMINGS & NEILSON.
Wliolc ulo Deniers In
Paints , Oils , Window Glas ? , Etc ,
HIS Fiirnnm Street , Oranha.Nob.
. . Pnpor. ,
- v - - - -
CARPENTER
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carrj R nice Hook of Printing , Wriipplni ! unil Wrltlni
I'H.- lt'pp ) l Hltont'on tv , n Ift cor ln I r * ' " -
Storage , Forwnrdjiig & Commiaaion
A RMSTRONCTPETTIS tv"cO. .
Toys.
H. HARDY & CO. ,
Toys , Dolls , Albiiiiis'f Fancy Goods ,
House l''iirnl hn , ( icii.li. Clillilr.'iri < 'PIIJIIIKC , Kto
I'.r.i l'iriun : : Suoct. oninhii , Non.
BroworQ.
STORZ&1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
115 1 ! < < mii Klu'lhtccntli Street. Oiiinha. > 'rh.
Cornloo
EAGLE
Mannfactnrers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Winilow-cnpH unil ini'talli ! SkylluhU.
JOHN ii'ixi"nii : : : , I'rniiriolur.
lit ) unit HUSouth 12th etrcct.
Printers' Mntorlala.
WESTERN"NEWSPAPER UNION.
Auxiliary Publishers.
Dealers In Type , I'roi e3 iinil 1'rlnti-rs' hiipnllca. U
Soulli mil Sii-eot. Oniahn.
_ PaporBoxos. _
JOHN" ! . wfLKiE ,
Proprietor Oinalia Paper Box Factory ,
Nos. 1J1T and 131'J Douglan St. , Onmtia , Neb.
Rubber Goods-
'
OMAHA RUBBER CO. ,
ftamifacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goods
511 Clutlilnc ami Lc tl or llcltlni ; . 10UM ftminm Btr6 t.
Sj8hDpor8 ,
" " "
M. A ! oTsBTTov- , co. ,
Wholcjulu Mann : ; clurpra of
Sash. Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
tlrancli unco , 12tt > and Uiinl HtrecK Omalm , No\f. \
"
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO.
Mannfactnrers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
/ : nlillni ! . .stair V/ork nnd Intorlur Muni Wood Tin
Kb. li , U. Corner Mh mut l.cnvouwurtli btrcuU ,
Uiuulm. NuO.
Fittings , Pumps , Etc
A' L. STRANG CO. . " "
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
- Ete-
" " "
CHUHCHILL P"UMP""CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
Itcaoj an. ! Wntor Puppllm. nnninnurirr | fur M/nt / ,
U. S. WIND ENGINE . PUMP c6TT
fcn and Water Supplies ,
ind Minn. OlSnnd'.Olrnniiim Kt,0ra hi.
( ) . h . lloss , Attlrn < Mitiiiiscr.
, . Boilers and General Machinery ,
; iict Iron Work Sl 'nm l'unip . Pnw MUK
ij'MviTiniinli M u , int. Him
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
Carter & Koti , Prop'n. .Mnnnfnrturcisof nil kinds
Steam Boilers , Tanks and Sheet Iron WorK
\Vork Houth MIU uud II. A M. Cronlni. .
PA .vi'as' k vTBuLfNuluos w < } it i < H.
Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ,
Enclnot , limn * Wnrk.aonornl roiinJr/.Miiolilnor.na
Ulnckimltli Work , onlro nml Wniku , II. I * . Hy.
ucil Hill Htrntt , Oiunhii.
OMAHA
Manufacturers of Wire anil Iron Railings
Dusk Hull * , Window ( iii.inl * . Kliwcr Hlin.li , , Wlro
flKiii , KIP. Ill North Kill hlrvi-t , OiiiHhn.
"OMAhTA SAlE nntl ili6N"wo"HKsT
Man'frsofFire&BnrglarProofSafes '
Vaiilti1. Jill Work , Iron nii'l Wir Keuclnc , Hi n * . l.'to.
U. Aiidioon. I'rov'r 'nr. llth andJiKV.vin y | .
CHAMPION IRON nnrt WIRE WORKS
Iron and Wire Fences , Railings , Guards
anJ Pen-cm. ( orMtiik * . ot'i H. to.-i > i.r ililoni8 > , ti ) ,
llni > r'i ' > r-i ! AvrniiiL-ii , I nrwii.i.n. M > n l.linii-
ll.ti. .ittlj Wo I * la'-u-im | , li i.
Fircand Burglar Proof Safes , Time locU
Acontt lur IlicUj ! , ) falu mi'l lien ' . ' <
\Hiilti und.laliVcrk , 11 # . i.tu slrocu
Tanslll's ' Punch Cigars
n'tldthlrPi' > flavluj tbn fn\
t\tn yoifj. ultliuut , drum-
iiivrluouraniMcrr. Noctbvr
liwuoln Uii'H'oililein trnltv *
( 'illrninkusin.il ' P. jUuitlu/ .
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