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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , APRIL 10 : 1889.
IDE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Wheat Showing Signs of Healthful
Activity.
CORN CLOSES AT A DECLINE.
On < o Attract Folr Attention Provisions -
visions Ilopiilsc tlio Pounders
Jjlttlo or No Change in Cnt-
tlo Vftlncs J1OK8.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MAUKET8.
CiitCAfio , April 9. [ Special Telegram to
TUB DEE.I I'rccd from manipulation the
wheat market IB once more showing signs of
henlthful speculative nctlvlty. Commission
merchants almost uniformly report improv
ing business , mid everything on the bpeculn-
tlvo list scorns to bo "limbering up. " The
market to-day has to some extent the ' 'liqui
dating" features that hnvo characterized It
for several days past , but the weakness was
followed by marked Improvement. Timid
nnd weak longs throw wheat early , and pa
tient shorts did considerable covering on
ooft siiotB. The markets everywhere on this
side of the Atlantic wcro weak nnd lower ,
nnd cables presented n front of dullness and
weakness , though there were Intimation' *
that the foreigners wcro pushing quiet In
quiries for good wheat not only at the sea
board hut In Chicago. The northwest was
especially and noticeably weak. Minneapo
lis opened DXc off * It recovered some , but
was at no time strong. The western winter
wheat market * wore soft and spiritless on
the flno woathcr and on the partial demorali
zation here. The local sentiment Is tremend
ously bearish on everything in sight wheat ,
corn nnd provisions. It is seemingly almost
unanimous , nnd nothing Is "any good , " in
the language of the fctrcot. When opinion Is
in that shape "barguin hunters" begin to come
out of their retirement. The forelirnors uro
about the best "bargain hunters" in the
grain trade , nnd as the day advanced the
impression became stronger among the con
servatives that the foreigners wore nwako to
their opportunities. The shipping houses did
not appear anxious to advertise- the fact ,
but they were , nevertheless , picking up
choice wheat that was looking around for
customers. On merit , that is to say , on its
nctual milling values. Chicago wheat Is down
about to a parity with the other markets ,
and this fact Is commonly recognized In the
grain trado. The crowd got "onto" this
shipping gossip towards the close of the ses
sion , and guvo the market a firm closing at n
substantial recovery frtorn the inside prices.
Previous to that , however , everything looked
gloomy. July opened at 83 > c , a loss of jftc
over nlfrht. It sold oft to Silo right awny.
At this'pvico Cudahy and several local op *
craters began to cover short sales , and an
ndvanco of Ic was started. As the market
kept going up u lot of little bulls caught on ,
but when the market started back
from 84c , nnd ocaln broke , after
n , smart bulge to 81 } e , they tumbled
their stuff over once more. The market
broke to S3 ! e , and was groggy between
83) ) < ( < 433c for the better part of. nn hour.
ArounU noon the Into recovery above re
ferred to carried the price to Sic , arid the
lust quotation was 83J < r , the satno ns lust
night. Uenra who put out now lines on the
second break did not faro well as a rulo.
Trade In May nnd Juno was light , but the
iluctuations were sharp. As on yesterday ,
thcftwo months kept close to day. May
opened lit feOo , sold "off to 84 c , and with fre
quent nnd nervous jumps and breaks , climbed
up to 8 Kc. The close wus at SO c for May
nnd Juno , or tfo better than yesterday.
The corn nmritot opened easier , which was
generally ascribed to the Influence of the
lower prices ruling for wheat , but the fa-
vorublo weather for farm operations was
doubtless an additional feature of the weak
ness influencing speculators. The opening
prices were around the llgurcs prevailing at
the close yesterday- but soon weakened
under the liberal offerings induced by the
aforementioned considerations. At 8. > } c for
May , which was the price soon after the
opening , there xvas good inquiry , which pre
vented further decline nt that time , and the
market then became very dull. After a
period of slugcish Inactivity another spell of
heavy selling commenced , and It
brought about a further decline
of } gc in May , the price for that
future getting down to 35c , and July , which
was also very freely offered , sold down to
liSXc. At these prices there appeared heavy
buying orderi. nnd the market may bo said
to luivo stood its pounding remarkably well.
The closing prices were near the bottom ,
however , and show a loss since yesterday nt
Iho'corresponding time of about % a on May
and July , nndc nn Juno and September.
Oats attracted fair attention on the part of
traders , though the volume of the specula
tive business was much less than yesterday ,
nnd the m-Ico changes were conllncd within
a narrow channel , averaging nearly steady to
firm. There wcro reports of a probable
largo early outward movement of cash oats
ns u result of the frco sales of April , yester
day , and i5c ! was again bid for this month
to-day , with light business in No. 2
oats to go to store at 25Vc. May
was a favorite future , with fair trading
early ut a steady figure of ' > % e ,
improving } a to SJjJ o and the latter ruling
moro quiet , with Juno nnd July nt the com
mon range of 25c to 2o ( < J'J3)f c. Out Inspec
tion wus moro liberal , aggregating 13,000
bushels , and n sale was recorded of 200 cars
of No. 2-freo on board at25' < J'c.
In provisions the feeling was qulto strong
after the morning hour or so of the session.
At the opening pork was raided with con
siderable vigor , but as it refused to break
easily nnd was scarcely followed nt nil on
the receding turn by short ribs nnd lard , the
raiders soon became tired of their undertak-
ing. Thu stubborncss of the entire market
discouraged the pounders , and on their with
drawnl the decline forced was practically re
covered. During the greater portion of the
churga trade acted as If the weak-kneed
holders had pretty generally unloaded , and
the condition ot affairs had Improved. In
pork there was moro or less doing through
out , but In the other lines the day's trading
made a poor showing.
CHICAGO MV13 STOCK.
CitiCAtiQ , April 0. [ Special Telegram to
TIIU BKK.J CATTLE The run was some
what greater than , expected , and , notwith
standing that the rccoipts so far show an in
crease of 5,000 , the demand was fair , and
about all worn sold , with little or no change
in prices ns compared with yesterday or the
close of last week. Such steer stock as
suited the regular trade , exporters , shippers
; \ nnd dressed beef operators , sold well up to
the best prices so far. Some prlmo corn-fed
Tcxans mudo J3.80 and n similar lot made $3,70
yesterday. No grass Tcxans wcro In sight this
jnorn'.ug. Cow stock , and In fact all de
scriptions of butchers' stock , are fully as
liigh us last week , . Choice to extra beeves ,
M.40@4GO ; medium to good steers , 1350 to
1500 Ibs , ? 3.lOr.4.40T.ootol3501bs ) ; , 3.G5@
4,00 ; 950 to T.'OO Ibs , M.B5@3.7U ; stackers am
feeders , * J.83U3.55 ( ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
MMXja.40 ; bulk , fJ.25Q3.OOj Texas steers ,
| 3.40(111.1,110. (
Hous Prices again ruled a nlckol lower ,
the hulk of the mixed going at about fi.85 ,
anil n fuw prlmo heavy ut $4.00 , with rougl
tuckers ut $4.70@4.75. Light sorts sold
largely at $4,8j@4.UO ,
F1XAX01AU
Nuw YOHK , April U. [ Speclul Telegram
to TUB BEE , | Siocus The stock marko
1 early to-day had the sauio peculiarities as yes
tcrclny. There was a disposition to watch a
few securities and neglect the greater par
of the list. Atchlson was the leading stock
and scored a further decline of 3 points the
'
llrst ho'ur , Atthooponing there was a steady
fcolhlg , llrst prices being but a fraction either
way from the close last night. From the
Jir t there was n slight docllno throughout
( ho list , In which Burlington lost X , Lacka
Y.'aunu ) { , Now England % Hock Island K
nnd Union Pacllla J.f. The curly weakness
was followed by a bettor fooling , anil ut 11 a
in. the list regained the first llgurcs. Asldo
from Atchlson the best activity was show :
by Burlington , Now England , Missouri Pa
cilia & fit , Paul. After 11 o'clock Atchlson
alone relieved the dullni'&s , and the change
In vt'w ! were m lulflsant } , The clewing
lours to-day brought ft Tory fair return of
trcngth to the entire list , The declines of
ho morning were regained , and of the stocks
ihowlng any activity Atchlson alone showed
i loss oT nearly a point for the day. The net
gains at the close wcro 1 per cent In Union
'nclfic ' and Chicago Gas , X@ % "cr ccnt * n
, ako Shore , Missouri Pacific end Hock Is-
and , Jf In Cotton Oil and St. Paul , with but
Blight fraction for the rest of the list. The
otal sales wcro 209,841 shares , Including
Northwestern 7,000 ; Union 1'aclfle , 8,400 ;
Burlington , 11,000 ; New England , 8,400 ;
leading , 10,000 ; Missouri Pacific , ii.OOO.
The following wcro the closing quotations :
) . 8.4s regular. 128 Northern 1'nclOc. . 25i ?
j. 8.4t coupons. . . . do preferred Wi
J. 8.4isroKtilnr.l07.y 0. At ft. W 105 > i
1 , H. < " , H couponsl'j7 ' , ' , do preferred 138
nclilcGsor 'U5 lai N.Y.l'entral 107
'ontral I'ocinc : il " "
; iilcnRo & Alton..U'6 HocklsUmi" . , ! ! nut
ChlcaKo , llurllngton a. M. &St.I * fciJi
\qnlncy. . . . . . . . . tun do preferred. . . .101
) . . ! / . AW. l.wj SU'aul&Omnha. . WU
Illnols Central lloy ilo prefer red. . . . . . Itt4 !
. , II. W Union IMclllc Ol'j
uitiuii iii'iiiir > * * " * 7i
{ nnsaft&Toxas , . . , W..8t. L. til' . n't '
.nko Shore do preferred 20
illclitgan Coutrnl , . . . Western Union 81 ? $
70J !
MONET ON CtLtEasy3l ; ( per cent.
PjtiMn MnitCANiiLc PAI-EU 4f@0 per
cent.
IIILINO EXCHANGE Dull , ilrm ; sixty-day
bills , $1.80X5 demand , i
PIIOOUCK MARKETS.
CIIICAOO , April 9. Wheat Firmer ; cash ,
i ) e ; May , SO c ; July , 83Xc.
Corn Easier ; cash , 34 ! c ; May , 35 1-lCe ;
July , 30a
Oats Steady ; cash , 25 l-10o ; May , 2oj u ;
July , 25j < c.
Hyo May , 43c.
Barlov Nothing doing.
Prlmo Timothy Sl.sO.
Flax $1.5301.51.
Whisky l. 03.
Pork Higher : May , tll.02V ; July ,
$12.07K.
Lard Steady ; cash , $0.95 ; May , $0.00 ;
luly , S7.0J.
Flour Dull and neglected , and 15@25c
ewer ; winter wheat , $2.2T ( iir 2. > ; spring
wtieat , $1.4000.25 ; rye , $2.0503.00 In bar
rels.
rels.Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $5.GOft5.i5 ( ;
short clears , J0.50@fl.02 > : short ribs , " "
! ,05.
,05.Butter
Butter Unchanged : creamery , _
dairy , 14@220f
Cheese Unchanged ; full cream cheddnrs
and ilats , 10X@10 fc ; Young Americas , 11 *
Unchanged ; fresh ,
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green salted ,
c ; light green salted , ftKc ? green , -In ;
saltctl bull. 4Jj'c ; green salted calf , 0)f@i ( } c ;
dry ( lint , 7.H@So ; green salted kip , 4 ( < -J ! < fe ;
dry calf , 7bo ; dry salted , 7c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
4o ; No. 2 , 3tfe ; cake , 4 0.
liccclpts. Shipments.
Flour . 13,000 5,000
Wheat . 40,000 14,000
Corn . lUI.COO 225,000
Oats . 110,000 9'J,000
New York , April 0. Wheat Receipts ,
2.030 ; exports , 10XOOO ; spot , ' ( S c higher ;
No. 2 red , 85@Sio ( in store : S ( HSJ : o
nlloat ; b5K@SS > ' c f. o. b. ; No. : > rud,7U@SO(3j
options active , )4@7ac ) higher ; Apr1 ! ,
Corn Receipts , 470,000 ; exports , 2,000 ;
spot , weaker and fairly active ; No. 2 ,
43 > @ 4. ) > i'o in elevator ; 44,1 < @ 14Jfc : afloat ;
No. 2 , 42 > @ ! 3 > .fc ; ungraded , 41fS44o ;
options more active and lower.
Oats Hocelpts , 3S,000 ; exports , ; spoj
firm nnd moderately nctlvo ; options ,
dull nnd steady : April , 3lc ; May , 30 cspot ; ,
No. 2 white. 8J @ 34c ; mixed , western , 30 ®
33c.
Coffee Options opened steady ; closed
steady ; 15 to 20 points up ; sales , 33,250
bacs ; Anril , S10.50 ; May , $1050@10.70 ; July ,
S)0.75@10.9U ) ; spot Uio , llrm ; fair cargoes ,
S18.75.
Petroleum Quiet and steady ; United
closed at UOc.
Eggs Quiet and about steady ; western. 10
Jlljfc.
Pork Steady ; now , S13.fiO@l3.75.
Lard Steady ; western steam , $7.25 ; May ,
$7.23.
Butter Firm ; western , 12@2So.
Cheese Weak ; western , & % ® lQc.
Milwaukee , April 9. Wheat Easy ;
cash , 81c ; May , S'JJfc.
Corn Firm ; No. 3 , 33 } @ 81c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 , wuite , 2S@2S ) c.
Hyo Easier ; No.l , 44J c.
Barlev Nominal ; No. 2 , 55 > c.
Provisions Easier ; Pork S11.70.
St. l.oulK , April 9. Wheat Lower ; cash
and May , 87)4'c ; July 7&Ko ; .
Corn Steady ; cash , 30/l 30 8'e ;
Oats Lower ; cash , 2oc ; May , 20o.
Pork Lower ; $12.50.
Lard Nominal ut SO Co.
Whisky $1.03.
nutter Quiet , steady ; creamery. 23@25c ;
dairy , 31 ( < c.
9 iiintupolis , April 9. Sample wheat
showed decline with fair imuiryrecoipts,114 ] ;
cars : shipments , 73 cars. Closing : No. 1
hard , April , ? 1.00MnylOOKon ; track , $1 02 ,
No. 1 northern , April , S > ) ; May , * 9c ; on
track , bS QSIc ; No. 2. northern , April and
May , 7rio ; on truck , 7Sc.
s Oily , April 9. Wheat Quiet ;
No. 2 red , cash , b"c asked ; May , b5c asked ;
No. 2 soft , cash , S5a asked ; July 70o asked.
Corn Weaker : No. 2 , cash ,
May , 25 > fo bid ; No. 2 white , cash , no bids
nor offerings ; May , 2J ! c nskod.
Oats No. 2 , cash and May , 21J c asked.
Cincinnati , April 9. Wheat Dull and
nominal ; No. 2 red , Sue.
Ciorn Uarcly steady ; No. 2 mixed , 85c.
Oats Scarce ; No. 2 mixed , 271 0.
Whisky Jl.OJ.
LilVJS STOCK.
Chicago , April 9. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts , 8,000 ; market strong ;
beeves , $440 ; steers , $3.85@1.40 ; stockers
and feeders. ? 2 > ( JJ.65 } : cows , bulls and
mixed , $1.0l'f ' 3.10 ; 'icxas steers , ? 3.GO@3.90.
Sheep ttcnolpts , 7,000 : uuirkct lower for
heavy sheep ; natives , $3. 75@5,50 ; western
corn-fed , f 4.75Q5.40 ; lambs $ .90@(5,40. (
National Stock Viinls ICust St.
LiOiils , April 9. Cattle Receipts , 1,400 ;
choice heavy nntivo steers , $4.UO$4.SO ( ; fair
to good , $3.10@4.10 ; stockers and feeders ,
? 2,15@3.20 ; rangers , corn-fed , ? 2.00@J.75 ;
grass-fed , $2 00 ( tt3 00.
Hogs Receipts , 5,100 ; shipments , 800 ;
market easy ; clioico heavy and butchers' se
lections , $4.70@4.bO ; packlnf , f .50'jgl.70 ;
light grades , ? 1G5@1 75.
KitiiHiiH City , April 9 Cattle Receipts ,
4,100 ; shipments , 1,900 ; market active ;
strong ; good to choice , corn-fed , $4.10@1.35 :
commoifto medium , $ lba)1.00 ( ) ( ) ; stackers and
feeding steers. * 1.00if3tO ( ; COWH , fl.OO@2bO.
Hogs Receipts 7,700 ; shlpmonts , 1,400 ;
market weak , -K ° lower ; common to choice ,
M.20S4.7r ( .
Sioiiv CHy , Aiirll 9 Cattle Receipts ,
034 ; shlpmcntH , Ibs ; market steady ; fat
steers , * 3.003.50 ; stockers , $2.95 ( 3.85 ;
feeders , $ J.25@2.75 ; canncrs mil bulls , f 1,00
01.75 ; veal calves , * 2.0d4.00.
Hogs Receipts , l.b'Jl ' ; market lower ;
light and mixed , B.501.57 ( ; heavy , H.O'i
OMAHA 1 < 1VK STOCK.
Cntilo.
Tuesday , April 9. 1SS9.
The run , as will be seen , was the largest .
slnco Tuesday of last week , and among the
arrivals were u need many very desirable
beeves. Thu trade was stronger all along
the line and nctlvo ut the prices. Both
packers and dressed beef operators wcro
liberal buyers , and buforo midday there were
very few euttlo remaining In llrst hands. Tlu
market upon the whole was back about
whcro it was last Saturday. One bunrh of
good huavy steers sold ut H. 17 # , the highest
prlco paid yet , but the bulk of the dressed
beef and shipping steers wont at $3.&T > @ 4 00.
The supply of butchers' stock wus a little
more liberal than it has boon for some days ,
ana it , tot ) , sold strong. Souio good cows and
hoifcrs sold ut $3.25 , and a good many cows
wont nt f2.OX33.UO. A few yearling stockcrs
changed hands at $3.00 , but the trade in that
kind of cattle was1 very light , owing to their
scarcity. Upon the waole the market was In
a very satisfactory condition , and it certainly
augurs well for the trade when the market is
ublo not only to hold its own In the face of
heavy receipts , but cyan advance.
Ilo in.
Tno bog uiorktt WM a bad as the cilUt
narket was good. A few load * sold early at
M.SSQ STK1 , but the heaviest packers wanted
: o buy the best at ft.50 , and although sales-
non held on in many cases until afternoon ,
they succeeded in the end In gaining their
) oint. The market closed lOo lower , and
rcry dull and slow. The market was far
from being satisfactory for any ono.
Sheep.
There wcro a few sheep on sale , nnd some
'nlr Nebraska sheep and lambs brought
M.35. The market Is very firm and consider
ably higher than a week ago.
Receipts.
'attlo ' 2,000
OR. , S,0 ( > 0
Shcop 445
Prevailing Prices.
The following Is n table of prices paid In
, hls market for the grades of stock men-
.loncd :
Prime steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs.$3.00 @ 4.25
Prlmo steers , 110J to 13JO Ibs. . 3.40 ® 3.90
Native feeders. . 2.SO rft'\.W \
Common to good cows 1.50 @j.oo
Choice to fancy cows M3.25
. . . . l76 ! Q2.SO
Fair to choice light hogs 4.C5
Fair to choice heavy hogs 4.5'J .
L > 'i\lr to choice mixed hogs 4.50 0(455
Li'ulr to choice western sheep , . ! ) .CO @l.50
Fair to choice Nobrnshas . 8.75
lluprcfiontiiUvo Kales.
STCKllC.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
4. . . . 91G M.30 11. . .1134 3G7J4
8. . . .1080 U.35 40. . .1229 3.07 ;
10. . . .11.10 3.45 21. . .1225 3.70
18. . . .1114 3.45 19. . llbS 3.70
18. . . .1090 3.50 34. . ,1144 3.70
11. . . .1140 3.50 10. . .1214 3.70
.1105 3.50 45. . .1190 3.70
24 . 1135 3.50 21. . .1203 3.70
15 .10S5 350 18. . .131.5 3.70
1 ,14oO 8.50 18. . .12JO 3.70
10 .1010 3.55 18. . .1210 3.73
2(1 ( 3.55 81. . .12-10 3.75
22 .1123 3.55 9. . .1433 3.75
14 .1082 3.55 ,1 07 3.75
.1000 3.55 .117S 3.75
41 .1117 3 55 74 ' . . .I'-'OJ 3,75
21 .1133 3.G5 13 .1241 3.75
27 .HISO 3.55 10 .11(5 ( ! ) 3.75
7 .1113 355 17 ,1KO 3.75
17 .1103 8.57tf 20 .1177 3.75
17 .1140 3.00 20 .1227 3.75
10 .1137 3.00 20 .1800 3.75
. 1)99 ) OJ 02 .1245 3.73
.1007 300 20 . ios : ; 3.80
i . .1330 3,00 32 . .12.i 3.bO
21 . .1074 3.00 3S .1222 3.SO
17 . .100(1 ( 3.00 35 .1317 3.82H
25 . .1202 3.05 1 .1400 3.85
17 . .1040 305 10 .1417 3.b3
1 . .1155 3.03 19 .1431 3.83
11 . .1177 3.05 18 .1293 8.90
20 . .1220 305 17 .1421 3.1'0
.1103 805 15 .1332 3.90
34. .1104 3.05 57 .1400 3.93
19. .1159 3.05 18 .1395 4.00
4. .1187 30j 3J .1175 4.17J *
37. .13JI
COWS.
5. . 804 1.75 1 1190
23.Q . . 804 I.b5 3 'J93
Q .lOi' . 2.25 20 G12 .
5 ! .1190 2.25 5 10 i 2.i5
8. .1115 2.35 19 ll'GO ' 280
3. .1320 2.40 1 1300 2.tO
10 . 919 2.40 0 120J 2.bO
9. . O'JS 2.40 11 117 ! ) 2.bO
13. .1140 2.50 4 11G2 2.90
1. . 900 2.50 8 737 3.00
1. . 70 2.50 4 1125 3.00
11. .1095 2.GO 12 1270 3.05
. Kill 2.GO 3 1033 3.10
13 ! .112-1 2GO 3 773 3.10
15. .1023 2G5 9 HIJO 3.10
.1170 205 10J5 3.10
.10J7 205 35 1057 3.25
18. .1550 2.70 1 15 0 3.25
10. . 997 2.70
10.i. HULLS.
i. .12SO 2.00 .1700 2.f > 0
3. .1423 2.15 .1710 -J.50
1. .1840 2.25 .1730 2.00
1. .1400 2.25 .1500 2.'J5 '
1. .1420 2.35 .1740 2.bO
5. .1570 240 . 1(175 ( 2.85
1. .1670 , lb0 ? 2.90
1. .20-10 2.50 1 .1 00 3.UO
lEIlKrOHU DUI.1. .
.2300 3.50
IGAnUNGS.
35. . 014 3.00 0 507 3.00
OXEN.
.1047 3.00
STAGS.
.1175 325 1 . . . . .1590 3.25
.1700 325 1 ,15sO 3.25
CAL.VES.
120 3.75 0 100 4.50
130 4.23
HOGS.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. HOGS.No. . Av. Silk.
65. . . .243 120 $4.50 W. . . .200 :
GO. . .247 100 50 55. . . .290 4.55
54. . .2r4 2M ) 4.50 7d. . . .2Y3 liiO
71. . . .215 SO 4.50 ( i-1. . . .272 4.55
68. . . .2(15 ( 80 4.50 4T. . . 199 4.55
OS. . , .230 10'J 4.50 5) . . 4.53
(14. ( . , .24li 40 4.50 SO 4.55
74. . . .259 100 4.50 C.'i.'J8 ' ! 210 4.55
53. . . .290 SO 450 rO.'JJ4 120 4.55
53. . . .273 40 4.50 ( ! . . . . 2(1T ( 40 4.5-1
GS. . . , .2B 280 45(1 ( bO 4.55
59. . . .2(53 ( 2'JO 1.50
G5. . . .291 1-30 4.50 120
G3. . . .209 120 4.50 05. . .21 bO $
5'i. . . .21(1 ( 4.50 C1. . .312
03. . . , .258 80. . . .20IJ
bllCCr XCUHASKA3.
No. Av. Pr.
125. , , 051.33
Kcvicw ol' 1'rJces.
The following arc tlio highest nnd lowest
prices paid for beef and shipping steers on
the days indicated during tlio just three
years. Sales of cattle in less than car load
lots uro included.
Mar. us . Mar. 1S47. Mir.
Live Stuok Notes.
Cnttlo trong and nctlvo.
The highest prIces paid for cattle yet this
soabon.
The meanest kind of a mean hog market.
Shcop soil at high prices.
I. J. Uornhoitner , York , topped the cattle
market.
OMAHA. AVIlOLilSSAIj E MAIIKETS
Produce , FrtiltH , Etc.
HOTTBU Crcamory l ancy print , 2J@20o ;
choice print , 21@23c ; fancy solid packed , 20
Oi o : choice solid packed , 10@20e. Dairy-
fancy roll , l"10c ; choice , 15@10o : good , 12
@tle ; low prudes , 10@llo.
CIIEESU Full cream Cheddars , choice , \\yt
( TolSiiTo ; full cream Hats , two In hoop , 111 0"
IBo ; full cream Y. A. , choice12M13cj off
grades and skims. 5 ( < $ Dc ; llmburgcr , 10@12c ;
urick , lli @ 12c ; Swls8.H@15c. ,
Eaos-Stric y fresh , SQiUc.
LIVK I'ouLTiiv Uhicitens , per doz , H.00@
4.50 ; ducks , ? J.75f4.00 ( ; geese , * 8.50@3.00 ;
turkeys , per ib , 10$12c. (
DiiEsscn POUJ.THV Chickens , per Ib , 12@
18o ; turko > H , l-J@15o ; geese , ll@liiuj ducks ,
VEAL Heavy crassers , 150 to 200 Ibs , 5@
Co ; Inferior calves , 50 to CO Ibs , 8@5o ; me
dium to good , 70 to 85 Ibs , 4@0c ; clioico to
fancy , 100 to 180 Ibs , 0@7o.
VEGETABLES Potatoes , Nebraska and
Iowa , choice large , 20@25o ; common , 18@
lllo ; sweet potatoes , Jursov , per bhl , 4-J.75i
8.00 ; Doets , per doz , 50iJ70cj ( ; carrots , SS' IUoj
c.tbbaKO , California , per Ibc ; parsnips , per
bu , 50@COo ; onions , red cnolco , 50@55o ; sli
ver Bkin , 00@75o ; turnips , yO@25oj ruta
bagas , a5Q-10ci radishes , 20@25o ; lettuce , 25
( $ : )0c ) ; cucumbers , fl.OO ; string beans , per
box , S1.75 ( < 2.25 ; celery , 50@CO ; spinach , fl.OO
per bbl ; pie plant , per doz , 60o ; parsley , per
do2Ac ; soup bunches , 35o ; caulillowor ,
tl.50ujl.75 ( , asparagus , ( JO@TOc ; beats , now ,
40o.
40o.GAME
GAME Mallard , per doz , | 3.00@3.50 ; red
head , per doz , $2.50@3.00j teal , per < loz , 11.75
02.00 ; common small , per doz , * 1.00@1.50 ;
rabbits , per doz , 90c@M.oO ; jack rabbits , per
doz , JJ.OO@3.50 : siiuirrclB , per dox , OOcfflt 1.00 ;
Jack nlpe7tl.OOC < 1.25.
bbl , fancy Mow York uud
MlchlRf.n , J2.75 ; cfioiw , $2,25 ; cholco.Mis-
souri , (3.25 ; good , $1,75@J.OO.
Fomsinx FitutTs-rMnlaRn Rrapcs , UCRS , 40
to 65 Ib.i , lOo per \b : bananas , per bunch ,
fl.GOJ3.00i ( lemons , i fanoy now , COO to 800s ,
f.'l.00 ( < ' 3.75 ; ornnpcs ( Los Angolc.i , $2.50 ;
Hlvcrsldcs , W.CO ; ftuvpls , J5.00 ; Honchlto ,
CitANiiEnitins Bll & lliiTlo , choice , $0.00 ;
I3oll < fc Cherry , choice , 15.50 ; choice Jersey ,
. i
. . lci..i
uuuun j , vnsnii-.w ,
oft or poor stock , $1001.50 ; , California , S'J.OO
@ 2.io. ; *
Ctnnn-MlchlRan , porbbl.M.50rrt5.00 ; Now
York , per bbl , * 5.00@6,50 ; half Gbl , * 2.75@
tJtCUiFnATiir.ns Per Ib , prlmo llvo pecse , white
85@-iOc ; mlxeit with Rray , 2B@10 ; damp ntid
musty , 105l20o ; prime llvo domestic duck , 20
@ 2fio ; wild duck , 15@20c ,
SAUEnKit\UT Per bbl , 80 pal , choice , $3.00 ;
per half barrel , &J.OO. .
Poi'coiiN Per ib , rlco , l@lj c ; common ,
Hojjnr 1-lb frames , clioico white , 15@10c ;
dark , 13@llo ; strained , lt'12c.
JELLIES U ) < @ 4oier Ib ; preserves , 10@12o
per Ib.
L uin 7J-i'o In 50 Ib plcgs.
MINCCMRAT OJ @ 7o nor Ib.
STKA\viiKititin UJ(3 ( ! jOc per box.
Groceries.
Revised prices nro as follows :
HAOUINU Sturk A , seamless , 22c ; Amos-
kcag , seamless , 17 } o ; Lawlston A , seamless ,
IDc ; American , seamless. 17c ; burlaps , 4 to 0
bu , ll@14o ; RUiinics. sinple , lie ; gunnies ,
double , 23c ; wool sacks , 4Uc.
Twixcs Flax , 20o ; cotton , 18Ti22c. (
DitiKD Fnuirs Flps , tn boxes , per Ib , 0 ®
lOc ; dates , tn boxes , 7@10c ; London Dchcstv
raisins , per box , So.OO ; Malaga loose r.uslns ,
$2.30(32.50 ( ; now Vulqtiem raisins , per Ib , 7c ;
Ib , ! ) @llc ; dried blaekberrles , per Ib , 0@7o ;
dried raspberries , per Ib , 20c ; evaporated ap
ples , 0@7J ; California tiuparcd evaporated
peaches , lee : evaporated California apri
cots , 14 ( > $17c ; currants , 5s ; Turkish prunes ,
* ? ( a.ro ( ; citrou , 2J@2le ; or.iugo pool , l. > e ;
lemon pool , 14c ; California French prunes ,
7 ( < $ lie.
PiCKt.KS Medium. In bbls , $3 00 ; do , in
half bbls , f'l.nO ; small , in bbls , $0.0(1 ( ; do , in
half bbls. $3.50 ; gherkins , m bbls , $7.00 ; do ,
In half bbls. S4.CO.
HoASTiit ) COI-KHCS German , 2) ) ' < e ; Me-
Klo , 19c ; O. O. Java , 24Wlio ; .lava , Interior.
22cft2Jo ; Itio , fancy , 21lJc ( ; Santos uud Mar-
ucaibo , l7C910c.
SUOAH Ornnulated , S.fc } ; conf. A , Sc ;
wliito oxtr.i C , 7Jfo ; extnv U , Tltfc ; yellow C ,
7c ; cut loaf , 8XJU > i'owdorcd ' , 8J-fc ; cubes ,
x Choice yellow , 20@22) c ; dark
colored , ia@14c.
Ton \cco- Plug , 20@35o ; smoking , 10@19c.
SU.T Sl.35@1.40 per bbl.
Koi'B 7-10 , 14b.
MAri.n SUOAU IJncks , llQlic per Ib ;
penny cakes , I2@13c per Ib ; pure inaplo
syrup , fl.OO per gallon.
Sua vit S uui's 34S3.)0 ( per gal.
VVitMTt.vd P.M-nit Manilla , 0 > < c per Ib ;
straw , l4'@lj < e nor Ib ; rajf , 2 a per Ib.
TIJAS Voting Hyson , common to fair , 1S@
5c Youn Hsn oo t .
Ounpoxvdcr. common to good , 2'J@'ic ; Oun-
powder , choice to iu.ncW-tOCg'na ; Jiipau , com
mon to medium , l2QJ20c ; Japan , choice to
fancy. 30@-l."m ; Odliag , common to good , 2" > @
40c ; Ooliug , chnlcij to fancy , 5'@TOc ; Impo-
riul , common to medium , 2of S5u ; Imucrinl ,
good to fancy. 40(17500. (
Cmcw.its ( ilWTopcrlb ; assorted cakes , 8
@ 15o per ib , as per list.
UA.NIIV MIx dJ 'if3l2Jtfc ' ; stick , r.
rock candy , lO'ffCyMSo ; fancy candy , !
Hoi.i.vM ) Hiuiiixis : ( "OJtOOc.
M\t KI.UKL Family , halt bbls , $12.50 ; No.
'
BAS ! Union Stqro , i < j per cent discount.
Dry -Gootls. " *
Corrov Fi.S.vEt. . * 10 per cent trade dis
count. Unbleached LL. , flj < j ; UC , ( iXc , SS ,
7J e ; EE , 8J'c ; GO. 9 c ; XX , lU' c ; OO.
ll > < c ; NN , 12Vo ; AA , 14c ; DD , i : , tTT ; ,
( % ; YY , lbc13U ; , 19j ; bleached , 20 , b ) c ;
70 , 12l cEO ; , 13 > fc. 13rown and slate , 50 , Uo ;
bO. 12 > lc ; 1)0 ) , lOc.
CAiti-nr WAIIP BiDb , white , 19a ; colored ,
22c.
22c.HATTS
HATTS Standard , 8c ; Gem. lOc ; ISeauty ,
12J4e ; Uoouc , Itu ; U. ( fased , ? (1.50. (
1'Hi.vrs Solid colors Atlantic1 , 7c ; Slate ,
7c ; Uerlin oil , li' c ; Garner oil , 0 7c.
PKINT Pink und Uobos Allen , Oc ; lliver
point , 5 > c ; Steel Ulvor , 7c ; Kichmoad , 7c ;
I'acilic , 7c.
Piux r Dross Charter Oak , . "c ; Ramapo ,
4c ; Lodi , 5'4e ' ; Allen , 7e ; Klcnmond , 7c ;
Windsor. 7c ; Eddystonu , 7o ; Pacific 7c.
PUIXTS IXHIOO Bi.t i : St. Legor 5Kc ;
Arnold , 7e ; Ameilcan , 7c ; Arnold C , long
cloth , 7c ; Arnold B , long cloth , lOWe ; Ar
nold , Gold Seat , lO c ; Steifol A , 12u ; Windsor
ser , Gold Ticket , 10' ' Jc.
GixniiAM Plunket checks , 0 > o ; Whitton
ton , 0)jc ; York , < ! ) ; Normanui dross , Su ;
Ucnfruw dress , bj idjl' c ; Whittenton , So ;
Calcutta , OKc.
CAMimic-i Slater , 5c ; Woods , 5c ; Stand
ard , Cc ; Peacock , 5c.
HI.ISVUIIUU SucBTixa Ellcrton , 7c
Housekeeper , 8Kc ; Now Ctindidate ,
Berkeley cambric , No. ( V ) , 9 > $ u ; Best Vet ,
34 , 0c ; Buttcrcloth , OO , 4j c ; Cabot , 7
Farwell , half bleauhed , 8j c ; i-Vuitof Loom ,
bj c ; Green G , Oj ; Hope , 7J < Jo : ICitif ; Philip ,
cambric , lOc ; Lonsdulo cambric , 10'ifc ; Lous-
dale , bV < c ; Now Yoik Mills , lOc ; Pepperoll ,
42 in , 10) ) - ; Pepporoll , 4 ( ! in , ll c ; i'epper-
0-i , ir.J t ; ; Poppcroll , 84 , 21c ; Pupporoll. 9-4 ,
2Jc ; Popporoll. 10-4 , 25c ; Canton , 44 , 8)40 ) ;
Cunton , 4 4 , i'Ke ' ; Triumph , Go ; Wumsuttu ,
He ; Volley , 60.
Buow.v SliECTisfi Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7 o ;
Atlantic H , ! 4 , 7o ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , ( J c ; At
lantic P. 4 4 , < ! c ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , ( ! c ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4Ji'c ; Crown XXX. 1-4 , ( SJfc ; Hoosiei-
LL , 4-4 , tie : Indian Head , 4-1. 71/c ; Law
rence LL , 4-4 , Ge ; Old Dominion , 4 4 , fi ) c ;
Peppcrell , KiO inch , 7 } c ; Pcpperell , 8-4 ,
18o : Pepperell , 0-1 , 21c ; Popueroll , 10-4 , 2Ji : ;
UtlcaC , 4-4 , 4J c ; WuchusfHt. 4-4 , 7Uc ; Au
rorn H , 4-4 , 7e ; Aurora B , 4-4 , 6 > $ e.
FIAN.NULS , PI.AID Knftsraon , 20o ; Goslicn ,
Clear Lake , liO c ; iron Mountain ,
No.
chco
Anuwnn , . . . . . .
FIAXNII.S , KKD C. 21-inch , 15 0) ) E , 24-
inch. aiJtfc G G , 24-Inch , aoc ; U A ! ' , % , U3e ;
Audroscoigln , . , , _ ,
Koarsargo , 7 o ; Kockport , OJfc ; Conestoga ,
OMc.
'Pin
Thorndiko , XXi5o ; Cordls , No. 5 , 9 > rfo ;
Cordls , No. 4 , lOUc. i
DKXIMS Amoukeap , 0 oz , 10J < fc ; Everett ,
7oz , 13Uo ; York. 7 oz , lUKc ; Jlnymakor ,
8. 0 ? Jallrey , XX , ll o : Jaffro.v , XXX ,
12 > fti ; Beaver Creole , A A , 12o ; leaver
Creek , BB , lie ; Beaver Creek , CC , lOc.
KcxTuriiV JUAXS Memorial , 15o ; Dakota ,
18o Durham -7Jfcj : 18o Leam
; , - ( rHcr2ules , ;
ington , 2iJ c ; CottswoUl , 27 | o ; Melville , 25e.
CiUbii btovens' 'B ' , 5K" ! Stevens' B ,
bleuchcd , 7c ; Stevens' A , 7) ) < o ; Stevens' A ,
bleoclied , b o ; Stevens' P , ? J o ; Stevens' P ,
bleached. 8fc ; Stbvens1 N. 9o ; Stevens' N ,
bleached , 9' < c ; Stoyiins' t _ } SUT r , lll o.
Metal and 'tinners' Stock.
Block tin , small pig * * . ,23
Block tin , bur. . [ , . . .i.- . . , . ,29
Copper , planished boiler sUcs . ,83
Copper , cold rolled . . . 30
Copper , Hhcatlilngi < .v. . 29
Copper , pivts . 29
Copper , Hats . - . . , . . . . .150
Gal. sheet iron , Juniata , 50 , 10 und 5
pur cent discount . . .
Pat. planished iron , 24 to 27 A . ] 0 } <
Pat. planished Iron , 2-Uo 27 B. , . 0W
Hoofing , 1C. 14x20 , 112 sheets . 0.00
Uoollng , IX , 14x20 , 112 sheets . 7.50
Hoofing , 1C , 20x28. lid shoots . 11,00
Hoofing , IX , 20x23 , 112 sheets . 14,50
Sheet iron No. 20 , . , . 3.35
Sheet iron No. 27 . , . 3.45
Solder . 14@10
Tin plate , best charcoal
1C , 10x14 , 825 sheets . 0,50
IX , 10x14 , 225 sheets . 825
Tin plate , coke '
1C. 10x14 , 225 sheets . 0.25
Steel nails , per keg . . . . . . 2.25
Steel wire nails , per kog. , , . 2,75
t ; * nm > Cticniloala.
Agiws Sulphuric , l o ; citric , Mo ; zallc ,
15o ; Uirtarlc , 48c ; Am. carb , 14 > c ; nlum , 2 } <
@ 3c { arrowroot , SOo ; b lsnui copabla , C5W )
75o ; borax , 10@13o ; calomel , SOo ; castor oil ,
? 1.051.10 ; crenra tortnr , 83oj corrosive sub ,
80c ; chloroform , 45@50o ; cxt , logwood , 12o ;
glycerine , 24o ; gum arable , OOo ! gum cam
phor , 85oj gum opium , $3.15 ; morphia sulph ,
OILS nbrparuot , $3,80@n.OO ; lemon , ft.OO ;
peppermint , f3.00yt3.60 ; wlhturgrccn , J3.-IO ;
olive , 51.00 ; quinine , 33 ( < l4So ; strychnia , ? 1.05
01.10. ,
_
Iititnbrr.
Dimensions and Timber
12 ft It ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22@24 ft
2x3 . $15.00 15.00 15.00 10,00 17.00 20.00
2x0 . 15.00 15.00 15.00 1000 17.00 TO.OO
2x8 . 15.00 16.00 1500 10.00 17.00 2000
2x10 . 15.00 16.00 15.00 10,1)0 ) 17.00 20.00
2x12 . 1500 15.00 16.00 10.00 1700 20.00
4xS 8x8 10.00 10 00 10.00 17.00 17.00 20.00
Fencing-
No. 1 , 4 and G inch , 12 and 14
feet rough . $10 00@10.fiO
No. 1. 4 and 0 Inch 10 feet . 17.00 < $17.50
No. 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 12 and 14
foot . 13.50@14.00
No. 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 10 feet . 15.00Qf 18.00
Finishing
1st and 2d clear , IK Inch s,2s. . 49.00 < g51.00
1st und 2d clear , ! > / and 2 inch ,
s , 2s . . . . . . . ,47.00@5000
3d , clear , V ( inch s , 2s . , . 43.00 IO.CO
3d , clear , li and 2 Inch s , 2s . 43.00 < < 40.10
B polcct , I'M nnd 2-liieh , s
2s. . . . „ . . . . . . . . . . . . 37.00@38.00
1st nnd 2d , clear , 1 inch s , 2s. . 4V(0 (
A select , 1 Inch , s , 2s . U3.10
B select , 1 inch , s , 2s . 31.00
Flooring
1st com 0 Inch whtto pine . 31.00
2d " " " . 31.CO
3d " " " . 2000
D " " " . 20.(0
Com 4 nnd 0 In yellow pine. . . . 15.SO
Star" " " „ . . . . 18.0J
Island 2d clear yellow pine , 4
andOiiich . 20.00
Poplar lumber-
Clear poplar , box boards , ' % In
s , 2s . 35.00
Clear iwplur , % In panel . 8000
Clear poplar , % In panel. . . . . . . 25.00
Clear poplar , M ' in stock wide ,
s , 2s . ! . . . . . . . 28.00
Clear poplar corrugated celling ,
; < in. . . . . . . . 30.00
Posts-
White cedar , 0 Inch halves . 12
" " 5' " " nnd
8 inch qrs . 11
White cedar , 4 Inch halves . Ill
Tennessee red cedar , split . 10
Split oak ( white ) . 8
Sawed oak ( wlilto ) . 10
Shingles , per M
XX clear . 3.15
Extra * A . 2.M )
Standard A . 2.00
5 inch clear . l.GO@1.70
0 inch clear . 1.75681.SO
No. 1 . 1.1001.15
California red wood , dimension
widths . 4,50
Cypress , clear heart , dimension
widths . 3.40
Lath , per M . 2.40
Ship Lap-
No. 1 , plain , 8 and IS inch . 17.50
No. S , plain , 8 and 10 inch . 15.50
No. 1 , O. G . 1800
Siding
1st com , 12 and 10 feet . 22.00
d " " * yt . 1900
8d " " . 15.00
Fence " " . 13.00
Stock Boards
A 12-inch , s. 1 s. 12 , 14 nnd 1C ft 40 00
B ' ' " ' 41.00
C " " " " 3000
D " " " " 23,00
No. 1 com , 12 in. s. 1 s. 12 feet. . 18,00
No. 1 " " " 14 and
IGfeet . 17.50@18.50
No. 1 com , 13 in. s. 1 s. 10 , 18
and20 feet . 19.50
No. 2 com. 12 in. s. 1. s. 14 and
V feet . 17.00
Ceiling and partitions
1st com. in. white niiie"artl -
tion . . . . . 32.00
2d com. H in. white pine parti
tion. . . 27.00
Clear % In. yellow pine celling 20 00
Clear > ' in. Norway . 14.50
2nd com , % in. Norway . 18.00
Boards
No. 1 com. s. 1 s. 12 , 14 and 10 ft 10 50
No 2 " " " " U.BO
No. 3 " " " " 12.00
No. 4 " " " "
( ship'gcull . 13.00
Battens , well tubing , pickets
O. O. Batts , 2 'noh . CO
O. G. Butts , 1 x8 , s. 1 s . 85
8 in. well tubing , D. & M. and
bev . 20.00
Pickets , D. & H. Hat . 19.00
Pickets , D , & A. square . 22.00
Lime , etc
Quincy white lime , best . .85
Knglihh and German Portland
cement . 3.40
Milwaukee and Louisville . 1.30
Michigan and Fort Dodge , plas
ter . 2.25
Blue Hapids plaster . 1.03
Hair . .20
Sash , dO and 10 per cent dis
count ; doors , blinds , mold
ings , 00 aud 10 per cent dis
count.
Tarred felt , per cwt . 2.00
Straw boards . l.GO
SHROEDER & BEAM
,
Basemeni First National Bank ,
O5 feoulh JJJth Slrcct , Omit Em
A MVK I5OAIU ) Ol. ' Tlt.VDU.
Bfokcrs at Detroit liuliil o In Knuclc-
Io\vn Affjtiiiipnts.
DETHOIT , Midi. , April 9 , [ Special Tele
gram to THIS Hii.J : : Maxwell M. Fisher te-
contly secured a divorce , wus sued for § 100- ,
000 for breach of promise , himself sued u
newspaper for ? 15,00 , ( ) libel , aud married it
woman linlf his n o all within 0110 day. Ilu
Is ti millionaire nnd owns tlio board ol trade
building. Ho visited the board yesterday
and found the members angry on uccofint of
the dust being raised by the tearing down of
a wall of the building. Urolcer Donovan
uslccd lim ) to stop teuriiiK down ono wall
until the building of another would Itccp tlio
dust out of tlio bounl 100111. fisher then
picked up half u brick and throw it at Done
van. Tlio latter slugged Fisher BO vigorously
that ho bebed a carpenter's broad axe and
made a vicious run nt Donovan. Somebody
grubbed Fisher and took away the axo. Then
lie called Donovan sovurul hard names and
Donovan promptly knocked him down again.
Fishur got tip and appealed to Broker Ander
son. Receiving no sympathy ho called An
derson the 8.11110 names no had applied to
Donovan. Anderson then struck Fisher , who
went down for the third timu. Tim million
aire concluded that the board of trade was
too warm for him und went homo to his
young wife. Ho la prcpjrlnt' to institute
moro suits.
Carnuuio ns an Antl-Monnp.
Hutiiisiiuiio , Pa. , April 9. ( Special Tele
gram to TIIK HKK.J Andrew Carnegie , the
millionaire iron manufacturer , dulmerod an
address In the house of representatives Just
evening , In which ho made somn startling
statements. Ho said the Pennsylvania rail
road company discriminated ngalnM , .the In
dustries of Pennsylvania in freight charges ,
and was rapidly driving tliem out of the
stateOn account of these extortionate
charges ho said the value of farm labor was
depreciated. Ho had given that corporation
laud in western Pennsylvania through which
to lay their tracks , but ho wus determined
now to prevent them from using It. Ho said
the people had as much right to take up arms
against the 1'cnnsylvnul.t company's policy
us they bad to defend the nation.
Ilo WuiitH to
LONDON , April 9. The St. James Ga/otto
states that the manjuls of Londonderry has
Intimated hlsdeslro to resign tdo vlceroynhlp
of Ireland bcuuuso of a pressure of private
business uud tue IU health of his wife ,
_ _ Agricultural Implomonta.
CIIVRCHILL PARKER ,
Dcalcpla Agricnltnial Implements , Wagons
Carrlagei and tnim ! * * . Jones Mroot , between Vth and
lutli , Omaha. Npbra < na. _
LININGER A METCALF CO. ,
Agricnlt' ' Implements , Wagons , Carriages
llURClf iflo.VholfKnlo. . OmMiji , Nebraska.
PARL1N , ORENDORF A MARTIN CO.
\Vhole ale Dealers la
Agricultural Implements , WagonsS Bnggies
tOl , MM < n ami RT7 Jones Mrcol , Omnha.
Mnnitfactitrcrs nnd jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , Ra'os ( , Flows Etc ,
Cor. I'tli aud 1'iultlc street * , Oumlix
Artist a _ ' ! , MgtorlolB.
l. IIOSI'E , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1J13 Douglas strcel Uninlia , Nebraska ,
Boots and Shoos.
W , V. MORSE A CO. ,
Jotes of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 , HOT , 1105 Douglas street. Dm Mm. Manufactory ,
_ bummer street , Humon.
Oonl , Coke end Llmo. _
OMAUA COAL , COKE A LIME CO. ,
Jobbers or Hart and Soft Coal ,
_ gBPotitli I3tli street , Omn'ha. Nebraska. _
NEItRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Slices of Coal a dCok'c ,
214 Bouth 13th St. , Omaba , Neb.
PERKINS , QATCH A LAUMAN ,
Importers nnd jobbers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Klo. 15H Ftirnntn street , now 1'axtoii tulkllnK.
RIDDELL A RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties Hititer. CKL-I' , cliro c , rn""ry , Bttmo.
lllMluwiird Mn'ot. Oinalin. Neb.
Dry Goods and Notions.
M. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnisniug GOOJS and Notions
1103 and 1101 Douglas , cor. lltli street , Oraalm , Neb.
K1LPATR1CK-KOCII DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GooflsMioiis ,
nents' furnishing Roods. Corner lllh and llarney
streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
HEL1N , THOMPSON A CO. ,
Importers nnd jobbers of
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
317 South 16th street.
Furnlturo.
DEWEV A STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Kurnnra street , Omalia , Nebraska.
CHARLES SIIIVERICK ,
Furniture ,
Cmaha Nebraska.
Crocorios.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER A CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
703. " 07 , TOO nnd Til South 10th St. , Omaha , Nob.
McUORD , URADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th and jrfnvcnwortb streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardwarp
W. J. I1ROATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Springs , wafion stock , hardware , lumber , etc. 1203
nnd 1211 llnrucy street , Omulin.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD-
WARE nnnm.t w. .
Wholesale Hardware , Cntlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , fhcot Iron. etc. Aacnta for IIowo scales ,
Mlnml powder nnd I.vmon barbed wire ,
HIMEDAUGH A TAYLOR.
Bnild rs' ' Ha'dware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Muclittnlcs1 too'.e nnd IlufTnIo senior. 1105
Btiuut. Umnhu. Kelt.
Oils.
' CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE C d . ,
Wholesale Refined aM LnMcaliDS Oils ,
Axle grease , etc. , Ouinlm. A. II. IIIsliop , Manancr ,
Papor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Mosaic Pauer Dealers ,
Carry n nice stock ot printing wrapping and writing
paper. Hiieolnl attcnllon Htvcn tociir loiul orders.
8 to ra ggt Fgrwa rd I n g _ & . C om m I SB I on.
ARMSTRONG , PETT1S & CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding aiifl Commission
Brauo linima or tlio IK'Duuy IIUKKr Co. Iluxglos at
Yfliolcmilcand rutnll. lJll.ilu. . 1.112 Izardttreet ,
Omaha. Tclepnuna No. 760.
_ _ _ Toyo.
If. 1IARDY A CO. ,
Jolibjrs of
Toys , Dolls , Minims , Fancy Goods ,
House ( urnlslilnx Kuo1 , etill < tren'n nirrlaie ; < , a'.o.
ilUJ lruaui gtrcui. OmuUa.Maa.
JLumbor. _
A. WAJCEFIELD ,
f liolesale Lumlicr , Etc ,
Imported and American 1'nrtlnnd cement. fitaU
ngint f cr llllwnulico hTdritullo acmcnt and
wlilto Iline.
CHAS R. I.EE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnmlier ,
Wood carjiots and purqnot lloorlne. Dtb and Douglas
jtruota , Omabu , eu.
All Kinds of Baling Material at Wholesale ,
18th btrcct nnd Union I'aclllcTruck.OmauB ,
LOU IS DRA DFORD ,
Dealer in Liimocr , Lath , Lime , Sasli ,
Uuo , Rtu , Varils- Corner 7th and Douglas , Corner
jotli and l > uuila > i
FRE1J W. ORAV.
Lnmlier , Llmu Cement , Etc , , Elc ,
_ Corner Uli and Douglas Hts , Oaiulia.
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnmoer ,
UtbatidCnllfotnlu fitruots , Omaha , Ncbraika ,
Notjona. ' _ _
. OUER MLDE'R A co. ,
Inmortcrs & Mliers in Millinery & Notions
2Jd , 810 nnd aUPoatlilltli street.
. - . .
J , T. ROlilNSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Famishing Goods ,
ill ! and 104 bauth Vth street , Omatia.
[ II
PALMER , RlCJIMAff A CO. ,
Live Slock Commission Merchants ,
Office Hoom 2 , Oopnillo Kiflisnto Uulldlog. Ualon
hluclt yards , boutli Oaiqlia , NOB.
UKWN STOCK
Of Oraana , Limited ,
( Jobn f. Uo/d , Bupcrlutendent.
0
Boota o nd _ 8hoot > .
KIRKSNDALL , JONES A CO. ,
Bucccsion to HeeJ , Jonc A Co.
.Agent * ( or lloiton Uutibcr Phoe Co , IIIR , 1101 find 111
Humor Btr ot , OnutiKNcbr ki ,
Drowora.
SWRZ A ILER ,
Lagcl1 Beer Brewers ,
1O1 North KI Mocnth'trP tlliii tin.N t > .
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Mannfactnrers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
Wlutott-fM ! nntl mrlnllo kr | ghls. John Kponoter ,
proiirlctor. HtJnnil llutnutlt lOlli > ti ot.
Office Fixtures
MAKUFACTURIXO CO.
Mnnufncturern ot
Bank , Office and Saloon Fixta
llnntlri. Slilotinnrtl * . Itook 0 < i c , Drim llxtiin" , Wall
CuviI'nrtlllcm * , ltnlllnii , Coiintor ! > , llorrnnit U I no
Coolprn , silrrorii , Flc1 1'nrlnrj Rnil tiffin * , 17S ) nnrt 17JJ
Boutb loth Bt. , Umnhn. Tclcphono 1121.
Pnpor Boxes.
JOHN L. W1LK1E ,
ProDrietor Oinaha Paper Box Factorv
Nos. 1317 iU 1.119 IHiuRlns street , Omnbn , Neb.
Sash , Doors , Etc
f. A. D1S11ROW * CO. ,
Whol nlo nmnufncturon of
Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch ' /Clco , Oh nnil linnl ttrcot Omaha , Neb.
UOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Mannfactnrers of Sash , Doors , Bli
Moulding * , atnlr-vnrit nnil Interior hunt nooi ! flnltn.
N. K. corner bill unit Lcavi-munli streets ,
Uiunlin , Nob.
Pumps , , Eto.
STltAMA CL.lltK ST&UUIKA'rifill Ott
Pipes anfl Engines ,
! tc m , water , nillnny nnil tnlQlnff tul'plles , CtA
SO ) , 1 niulir.M ( nrnnni trrct , Omnhn.
U. S. WIND ENGINE A 1'UMl * CO. ,
Steam ana Waen ( Siiilles ,
wlnit nilll . I > 13 nnd U ) Jones St. , ciranbs.
t ) . K lion , noting AinuiiKer.
JiROWKELL A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
BbccUron work , > Unm tuinipi , sunmllli. . 1313-1211
Lcarcuwortli strevt , Umnlm.
Iron Works.
STEAM BOILER WORKS ,
Cnrter A. Son , Prop'R. Manufscturors of nil kinds
Steal Boilers , Tanks anil Sheet Iron Weft
Works South 20th and U. & M. crotMug.
PAXTON A VIERLINQ IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Bulling Wort
Engines , brass work , gcncrnt foundry , mnrlilno and
mlth work , onico nnd vro a , U. I' . Itjr.
nnd litli Htioct , Unmba.
WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk roll' , window Riinrda , lloncr stundK. wire SRDI | ,
etc. IZtNortli lull Btieot , Umulm.
OMAHA SAFE A IRON WORKS ,
Mani'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Prosf Safes ,
Vault * , jnll nork , Iron slintti-rs nnd tire oncnpoa.
U. Amlrccn , prop'r. Cor. lull mid Jnckeou Bis.
inn-
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
Of 'HIE
Chicago , Milwaiike & t , Paul R'y ,
The Ucst Route from Omulin and Council
lUiiffr to
THE EAST-
TWO TKA1NS DAILY 111STWKKN OMAUA AN
COUNCHi ULUKFS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. I'aiil , Mliiiipapolis , Cedar Itauidsf
Itock Islaiid , Frocporl , Kockford ,
Clinton , Diilduiue , Davenport )
Elgin , % Mudlson , .Tiniest illc ,
Iteloit , Winonn , LnCrossc ,
And nil otticr Imrorlnnt polnti East , Norllieast nn4
toutliitiirt.
1'or throiisli tickets , rnll on tlio ticket ngcntnt 1MI
riirniuii etruct , In Uarker llloci , or lit Union 1'uciao
Drpoi.
IMilliniiii Sleeper * nnd the linen Dlnlnc Cars In th
i.orld lire run on tlio iniiln line of tlio Cblciun , 4IIW
wuukuo & M. I'm 1 1 luilwuy , iinil every ntlcntlon If
pnlii tn imast'nttors by cuurtuuus aiuployoi ot the
cotnpanr.
It. MII.I.HU.Uoncral Multiuser.
J. K. TUCKKlt. AMlslnntUcnaral Mnmi'or.
A. V. U CAUI'KNTLIl , ( jvnurul I'usHungcr anil
Ticket Avent.
(1150. 1C. IIBAI-'FOUD , Assistant ilonornU'asscuger
nnd Ticket Agent.
T. J . Uli A UK , Qcneral Buporlnlcndent.
7)ltOI'OSAIS mil INDIAN SUI'I'MH8 AND
J. a'UANSI'UUTATION , Uuimrtment of tlta
Interior. Olllco ot Indian .AITulrH , Waslilngton.
Almch S3. IK-U. Suulod pruiiosalH , luilorscil
"I'toiosnls for Houf , ( bids for bi-uf must bo sufo-
mlttt'l 'In Hcparuto envelopes ) , Ilacon , Vlour ,
ClothltiK , or Trant'pnrtntloi ) , Ac , , " ( ns the casa
limy bo > , nnil illioctud to tliu Comiulssloaer ot
Intlluii Airnlm. Nos , a" > : mtl (17 ( Wooster street ,
Now Vork , will Loiosrlvud until 1 . in. of'l'ues. '
dny , Ainlli.i , Kffi. tor fiiinlsliiiiK for the Indian
Kcrvlru about UHl.'KK ' ) pjiimls bucon , : illWOOl )
buof on thu lioof , l,0 , tH pounds net
. , , .
Iny , ' 'U.iwo pounds lard , B71 buirols inon pork ,
ll.iXKj potnidM oiitninil , : i7r > , ( OJ puinulsi . . datu.
lir-MOl pounds rlo. RUOO pounds ten , < 1(0oaJ (
pounds salt , tfU.iKH ) noiindH Heap , liai.ouo
poundH HtiKiir. and l.iO ( ) pounds wlioat.
Also , blanket * , noolun nnd cxjtton itnoda , ( con-
blHtlUK In part of tlcltlntr. A.UUU yurdi ; ft.tndnrd
calico. lUO.iKl'lyaidHj dilTllnt. , lli KJ yards ; clliclr ,
fieo from all Hlslng , avxM yards : denims , IT.OixJ
yardn ; Ulngliiim , MIIKHI , raids ; Kentucky Ji-nnn ,
17tO ( ) yards ; cliovlot , UcoiyardB ; brown olidit-
ln , Xl&MM yards ; bleached hliortlim , IJIUHO
yaids ; hlckury slilrtlni ? , 15,00.1 yards ; calico
slilrtliiK , O.fiOO yards ; wlusoy , BMI1 ! yardni ; cloth *
ln , Ki'oci'i l s , notlotiH , Imidwaro , iiiedtunl mip-
piles , Hchool books , ir. , and n ! on list of mw-
cellaueiiiiK artlclun , Hucli ax IUUICHH , plows ,
rakes , forkf&u. . , and for about tt'iO wagons re
quired for thu service , to bo delivered atClilca.
KO , Kansas ( JJty , and rilouxClty , Also fprKiich
w.ifons an may bo ro'iulied , udnptod to thu
clliimto of thu 1'aclllc Coast , with Callfoinl
btakoH. dullvcrcil at Hun Kranolsco. Also ,
tianspoitatlon forsuch of the articles , t'ooils ,
and supplli'3 that niny not bo contracted for to
bu dullvnicd at tlio ncuncius , Illiitt must bo
made out on government blanks. Hdiuilulej ,
HhowliiK HID kinds and qiiitntltluH of suljslwicnca
HiipnlioBieiiulrcd for eaclt iiKuucy and tcliuol ,
nnd the kinds and iniantltliw in gro- < . of ul ]
otllrrcoodg and itrtfcles , totjotnur wlthbliwl (
proposals , conditions to bo observed by bidders.
tlmoiind plnro of dellvory , terms of t-oatr.ict
and p-ijment. transportation routes , uml all
other noji-h' ary lintructlons will bo fiirnHhcd
upon application to the Indian Oince In Wash
ington , or Nos. U5 and \Voosterntruct ( , Now
York ; tlio Commissaries of Subsistence U. B ,
A , , nt Cheyenne , ChlcnKo , leavon\\orth,0mahii ,
Hului Ixmls , Halnt I'liul , and Hun KrundHco ; tin
I'ostmasteiu at ijloux City , und Vunkton ; and ta
the I'oetmastt'is at thu folluwlnu named plui-oi
In Kansas : Arkansas Olty , Caldwull. Topsku ,
nnd Wichita. U'hurlKhtls reserved by the cor <
ci niiit'nt to reject any and all bids , or any p.irl
of any bid , uml tliofio ptoposals nro Inrltui ]
under ptovlto that Appropriation shall bo nindi
for thu supplies by ror > ire > m. | | | ds will b <
opened at the hour and day tibovo stated , and
bidders are invited to bu present nt the opening ,
Oi tilled Clierkn. All bids niilnt bu uccinji'
panlod by certlllrd chocks or drnfts upon Homt
United KtitttH Depository or the First Nutlonu ,
llnnk of Io $ AnKuies , Cal. , for at loaatllvopoi
cent of the amount of the proposal. JOHN IL
OIII.'UI.V Coiiimh.slouer. mchWdlH
WANTED
I * ue < l by
Cities , Counties , Bcltuol IXnlilrtR , Water Com-
panics , c. We arc in Hie ninrlrt far the
purchase of round amounts of such bonds.
Correspondence solicited ,
H , W. HARRIS & COMPANY , Bankers ,
115-117 Monroe Street , CHICAGO.
00 Devonshire Street. BOSTON ,
HESS CURED
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