Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THETRfcDAY. APKIL 11 ; 18S9.
Outsldo EuBlncED Decidedly On the
Incroaao.
ANOTHER DECLINE IN CORN.
In Provisions ( lie Urnra Appear to
Jlttlc Cntllo ItccclplM Contlnuo
Heavy Hogs Slow and
howcr.
CHICAGO rnonuoK MAUKKTS.D
CHICAGO , April 10. [ Special Telegram to
THE UEB. " | The wheat mnrkor was quite
weak and flabby at times to-day , but the av
erage of thu prices was lighter than yester
day's clotting range , notably for the near by
futures , The close was soft , however , at
the Insldo prices. Two great factors to-day
vvcro the dry weather on one side , and the
expectation of n bearish government crop re
port on the other. This report was not duo
until 3 o'clock this afternoon , but the major
ity of the local operators , under the leader
ship of Hcnm , sold whcut us though morally
certain that the agricultural department was
going to forecast an overwhelming crop this
year. July wheat opened hero at S3Jc. The
market advanced to 84creacted
with only a fractional set back to
worked back to 8-l c , recovered
64XC | nnd then shortly after noon sold oil
easily to 63c. The latter end of the ses
sion was not marked by especially excit
ing Incidents , except that the weakness
\VM emphasized to a considerable dcgrco.
'Ilio cloBO was ut 8Xc. ! ) After the break to
83J e there occurred n rally to b4j c , but the
market again yielded , and the price went to
83 fc. The volume of trade was largo and
on the whole satisfactory. The market is
getting cjulto attractive on account of Its
freedom from manipulators' Influences and
outside business Is decidedly on the Increase.
May and Juno were fairly active In a nar-
riw way. Ar on yesterday the two months
kept close together. May opened at 80 > rfc ,
sold oft } c and advanced to 83Kc. The
range for Juno was bO@S8laC. The close
wan 67c for May and b(3c ( for Juno. Now
York was relatively stronger than Chicago.
No now export business of importance was
repoi ted , but the prevailing belief is that the
foreigners nro buying wheat at the seaboard
on soft spots. The markets thcro are now
clearly down to a shipping basis , and if the
foreigners have any use for wheat at all they
wilt "nip It up. " The dry weather is again becoming -
coming sufficiently general to bo n source of
apprehension. This Is especially the case in
the northwest. The recent rains in that sec
tion wcio moro sprinkles , and complaints
uro once moro coming in from the winter
, -whcnt points. The long interest in this mar
ket for northwestern account is believed to
be very heavy , and so long as the local
weather features up thcro continue so very
bullish thcro Is little likelihood of the prop
erty coming out. The northwestern long in
terest , therefore , becomes a possible factor
of great strength or great weakness , depend
ing on the weather for the next few days or
weeks.
The corn market opened nctlvo and w cak
and a further break in the price has to bo re
corded. The holders of May contracts are
apparently unwilling to await the dellvoryof
corn , and the free offerings from day to day
have weakened their hands. The export do-
uinnd shows no sign of diminishing , and
thcro is'no Increase of receipts ] ii this or the
other markets tn account in full for the in
creasing weakness prevailing here. The es
timated receipts for to-day wcro31 cars and
the actual receipts wcro 2jr > cars , and for to
morrow they were estimated at 805 cars.
When May corn first touched 4c there was
a good demand , which caused a reaction to
34o and SHe , but free selling again caused a
weakness , and the next dip was to 3ic.
The decline In each case was stubbornly con
tented , but the bears wore In the majority ,
a u/at every 1-lUc decline some holdings
were thrown over. The offerings were kept
up on the same scale to thu close , which was
weak at the bottom prices of the day. The
result is a decline siuco the close of the pre
ceding day of % a in May and } fa each in
Juno uqd July.
Oats wcro active and strong early , with
quietude later , and a largo part of the im
provement was lost. The trailing was cen
tered in May. which advanced J @ % o under
good buying led by ono or two piomlncnt
fihorts reaching 20c. With these orders filled
the market soon receded to nearly the insldo
point , with Juno and July in fair favor ana
relatively steadier. The receipts exceeded
the expectations by fully 20 curs , while on
the other hand , the withdrawal's from store
wore more liberal and included 50,000 bush
els. No. 2 oats to go to store sold at 25) c ,
and the trading was chiefly by sample.
The bear side a.-jjieared to hold the balance
of power in provisions. ' Trading opened
With the market reasonably strong , but there
was little or no outside domain ! , and the sup
port it commanded came almost wholly from
the shorts , who , for u time , purchased freely.
When they stopped buying , however , the
bcnr clement met with no opposition in as
suming control. Its support being with *
drawn , trade was in good shape for a raid ,
and with a little hammering prices went to
plccos. During the last hour or so of 'change
dccllno followed decline , , oud at abuut 1
o'clock the day's loArest figures wcro touched.
Based on yesterday's final quotations , the
closings she ived actual declines of 22 } ( rt27J c
on pork , Do on lard and G@10o on short ribs.
CHICAGO L1.VJ3 STOCK.
CHICAGO , April 10. ( Special Telegram to
Tun BKE.J CATTI , ! ! The receipts continue
hpav.v and show an Increase of 7,000 to 8OOC
over the sauio tlmo last week , but the demand
Bccms equal to the supply. So far to-dnj
buyers were plenty anil us ready to make
offers as at any tlmo this week , Business
ruled steady from the opening to the close ,
with little or no variation in prices as com
pared with yesterday. Light bandy steers
had the call , selling up to as high prices'as
at any lime , In POIUO cases higher than foi
the past eight or ton months , but these were
isolated cases and occurred only when i
salesman could got two or thrco bids on r
load. Thcro was a largo number of Toxam
among the arrivals , and they wcro sold out at
satisfactory prices. Cow stock of all descrlp
tloni is in good demand , and if bought right
in the country ought to rnako shippers a fall
profit. Veal calves are aelliiif
at low prices iind losing money for shippers.
Choice to extra beeves , J4.40@-l.70 ; moJlun
to good steers , lii.W to 1500 Ibs , 53.80 ® 1,30
1200 to 1B50 Ibs , 13 50@3.00 ; 050 to 1200 Ibs
fi.40@3.75 ! ; stookors and feeders , f3.50yp3.70 ;
cows , bulls and mixed , 1.76C'(8. ' Oj bulk
$ . > .25j3.75 ( ; Texas steers , W.4U@4.S5.
Hoas Trade ppouedratherslowund prices
dropped another nickel , making n decline o :
a good lOc the past two days. The bulk sole
at W.60@4.85 for mixed , closing at ft,75l/HbO
with rough lots selling a * low as M.C5@4.70
A few fanuy heavy sold at f4.00@-i.U5 , tin
same closing utf4.85@4M. Light sorts wen
scarce atid sold steady at fl,65l.SX > .
FINANCIAL.
NEW YOHK , April 10. [ Special Tologran
to THE BBB.I STOCKS A good bull duyii
stocks was looked for to-a ay and transac
tlons the first hour wont far toward gratify
ing the desire in that direction. The miuk >
not only opened very active , but at fractlonu
advances over thu close and with strongtl
enough to cause a very fair upward move
inont. As on tbo previous days , Atchlsoi
was the loading security In interest , an
opened up X and then foil buck K before th
end of the hour , The general list opened )
to M percent better , and while tbo foclln
.f ' was strong the fluctuations were narrow am
, insignificant , Manhattan was the oxcoptlo
| and moved up 2 points the first hour. Abou
t 11 a , in. the activity was shared by Burllnp
bton , St , Paul , Lake Erie & Western pn
f erred , and the advances were J @Jf oacli
Atchlson also revalued its loss. After
light rcactioiv there was another upwar
movement about 11:30 n. m. , which rcsultc
In nothing remarkable except the additlouu
ndvauco iu Manhattan , which In all rose 3) )
per cent. The action was within narro'
lliiiUu uulll noon , when the best prices of tfc
morning prevailed , The stock market wi
well sustained to the close. No better price
wcro reached after 13 o'clock , and aftc
alight -declines the list closed showing the
following net gains over the close yesterday i
Manhattan , 2 # ; Loulsvlllo & Nnshvlllo , 1 ;
Lake Shore nnd St. Paul , X'cach ; Union
Pacific , Atchlson , Burlington nnd Jersey
Central , J < to f Hooding , Now Ungland anil
Lnckawauna , > < each. It Is Dellevcd that
part of the strength in St. Paul Is duo to the
fuvornblo report on the property oxpoctcd
from the special Investigation. There was
( ? f > nd London buying also. The total sales
for the day were 203,271 shares , Including
Northwestern 14,300 ; St. Paul , 47,300 ; HeadIng -
Ing , 85,000 ; Louisville ft Nashville , 10,500.
The following wcro the closing quotations !
U. S. 4s regular. Northern 1'RclQc. . JM'I
U. H. 4s coupons. . . . W ( do preferred MS
U. 8. 4Us regular. . . l < r ; ' < C. &N.V 101H
1' . B. 1 < 4 coupons , .JIiT.Y tlnprorerrcd 13S
1'ftdllc ( H of M5.W ) N.V.Central 107 K
Central 1'ftclflc. . . . ni P.U.&U 21 ! %
Chicago .V Alton. . . . 130 Hock Island ni'j
Chicago , llurllngton 0. . M. AsSt.11 ffi
doprefcrretl.10t
n. . L.W. . KW'j SU'ntiKV Omaha. ! B'S '
Illinois CentrM . Ill iloprolerred Ul'4
I. , 11. & W . } { Union 1'Aclllc 0 ! {
Knnsnx&Toxns. . . . in \v..st. it. &v m
l.nko Shore . VK'A ' iloprcforred Sn'H
Michigan Central. . H7 Western Union BJ
Missouri I'dcinc. . . . 70'4
Moxcv ON CAI.IJ Easy 3ffl per cent
PllIMG MCUCAXTILU PAl'CIl 4X@0 I'Cr
cent.
STEitLiNO E.xciiINOE Dull , firm ; sixty-day
bills , $1.87 ; demand ,
rnonucK
CIIIDAOO , April 10. Wheat Irregular ;
cash , SGc ; May , STJ o ; July , 85'tfc.
Corn Easier ; cash , 34'fcj May , 34c ;
July , : i5 fc :
Oats Steady ; cash , 25c ; May , 25Jfc ;
July , 2. ) c.
Kyo May , -UWc.
Harlov Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy $ UO.
Klax (1.53M.ftl. ( !
Whisky fl.03.
Pork Lower ; Mav , $11.05' ; July. $11.85.
Lard Lowr : cash , JO.bO ; May , SO.fcS.
Flour Steady at the recent decline ; win
ter wheat , sa.U.Xu'o/J. ) ; spring wheat , S1.40
© 0.2,1) : rye , fc.0.1W3.00 ! ( In barrels.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , fT . .37K50 < ;
abort clears , $0.37WGJ0.0 ! : short ribs , $ G.HX ! < i )
0.00.
0.00.Uuttor Unchanged : creamery , 25 105 ;
dairy , M@22c.
Cheese Unchanged ; full cream Cheddars
and flats , 10M@10 e ; Young Americas ,
Eggs Unchanged ; fresh , 10@tOJ c.
Hides Unchanged ! heavy green salted ,
fi c ; light green salted , f > Kc ; green , 4o ;
salted bull , 4fo ! ) ; green salted calf.O figOJ c ;
dry flint , 7J @ 3c ; green salted kip , -irifrlXcj
dry calf , 7@Sc ; dry salted , 7c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1'solld packed ,
4o ; No. 2 , 3'fc ; cake , 4 c.
Kccolpts. Shipments. "
Flour . 17,000 0,000
Wheat . 27,000 11,000
Corn . 2-15,000 317,000
Oats . 1)0,000 ) 43,000
New York , April 10. Wheat Receipts ,
- ; exports , 10,000 ; spot , dull and nomi
nally unchanged ; No. 2 red , S. > J @SGc in
store : 87Jtf87Kc afloat ; SGi@SS > ' c f. o. b. ;
No. 3 red , TJ ( < t > bOe ; options active , but ir
regular and weak ; April , 8oJ c.
Corn Receipts , 07,000 ; exports , 124,000 ;
snot , fairly active but lower ; No. 2 , red ,
42J @ 42c in elevator ; 43 > @ 43 ; < o nlloat ;
No. 2 , white , 4ks ( ; ungraded mixed , 4li
43c ; options less active , weak and lower.
Oats Receipts , 4,000 ; exports , - ; spot
firm and moderately active ; options ,
weak , but moro active ; April , 31 c ; May ,
SO u ; spot , No. 2 white. 33 > @ 34c ; Inixeil
western , 30@31c.
ColToo Ontious opened steady ; closed
barely steady and 6 to 10 points down ;
sales , 48.500 bat's ; Anrll , * 10.55G < ! lti.CO ; May ,
S10.CO@1U.80 ; July , $10.b5@17.0U ; spot Hio ,
steady ; fair cargoes , $18.7. ) .
Petroleum Steady ; United closed at OOj o.
Eggs Firm ; western. lOOHJ c.
Pork Dull ; new , 813.50@13.75.
Lard Dull ; western steam , $7.22 } ; April ,
$7.10.
Butter Firm and active ; western , 12@
2Sc.
Cheese Dull and unsettled ; western , SX
St. Louis , April 10. Wheat Easy ; cash ,
J e ; May , ti Me.
Corn Lower ; cash , 30 @ 30c ; May ,
Oats Steady ; cash , 2Go ; May , 20'4'c.
Pork Dull at $12.25.
Lard Nominal at SO 05.
Whisky Steady at $1.03.
Butter Firm and unchanged ; creamery ,
23@25c ; dairy , 31@22c.
Iiivaniool , April 10. [ Special Cablegram
to THE UKE ] 3:30 : p. m. closo. Pork-
Holders offer moderately ; prime mess , east
ern , 05s , bteady ; prlmo mess , western , 53s ,
steady.
Lard Holders offer moderately ; spot and
April , 30s , steady ; May and Juno , Stis 3d ,
steady.
Wheat Holders offer moderately ; now
No. 2 , winter , 7s > d , easy ; uew No. U.spriug ,
7s Od , easy.
Flour Holders offer moderately at 11s ,
dullCorn
Corn Holders offer freely ; spot and April ,
8s 9 d , dull ; May and June , 3s lOd , dull.
Mlniuui : > < ) lls , April 10. Sarnplo wheat
firmer ; receipts , 108 cars ; shipments , 93
cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , April , $1 01 ; May ,
$1.01 ; on track , SI 03 , No. 1 northern ,
April , 90c ; May , OOc ; on track , 00@01c ;
No. 2 , northern , April , 70o ) May , 7'Jc ; on
track , SOJ c.
KIUISUH CUy , April 10. Wheat Quiet ;
No. 2 red , cash , 85c asked ; July , 70c asked ;
No. 2 soft , cash , no bids nor offerings ; July ,
70c asked.
Corn Steady : No. 2 , cash , 25 40 nskcd ;
May , 25c bid ; No. 2 white , cash , 2i c asked ,
Oats No. 2 , cash , no Ulds nor offerings :
May , 21 } c asked.
Cincinnati , April 10. Wheat Quiet ; No ,
2 red , 85c.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 mixed. 35c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 271 c.
Whisky Steady at 51.03.
Milwaukee , April 10. Wheat Easy ;
cash , SlaMay \ , tiltfc.
Corn Firm ; No. 3 , 31c.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 , white , 2S@23 > c.
Hyo Lower ; No.l , 44Kc.
Barley Quiet ; No. 2. Mo.
Provisions Easy ; pork-411.45.
LilVlS STOCK.
Chicago , April 10. The Drovers' Journa
reports as follows :
Cattle Hecolpts , 11,500 ; market steady
beeves , fl 40@4.70 ; steers , $3.40@1.30 ; stock
era and feeders , ? 2.5U@3.70 ; cows , bulls nnc
mixed , $1.75 3.30 ; Texas steers , f3.40@3.8r
Hogs Kecelpts , 15,000 ; market slow and 61
lower : mixed , $4.G5@I.'JO ; heavy , M.00 < < i
4.00 ; light , fl.TO@5.05 ; skips , 53.50(31.40. (
Sheep Itorclpts , fi.OOO ; mnrltot steady
natives , M.00@5.50 ; western corn-fed , Jl.OOff
5.10) ) lambs $4.00(20.00. (
ICanHiiH City , April 10 Cuttle Receipts
2,000 ; uhlpmontB , 2,200 ; market actlvu am
strong to lee higher for beef and fat cows
good to choice , corn-fed , $4.15@4.45 ; com
man to medium , $3.00u ( > 3.UO ; stackers ant
feeding steers nctlvo and strong ut fl.OUd
U.50 : cows , J1.00@2.SO.
Hogs Hecolpts 8,300 , ; shipments , 1 GOO
market opancd weak , closing dull and &
lower ; common to choice , $4.20@J.55.
Nntionnl Htoolc Vnrili , Kust St
liouls , April 10. Cattle Receipts , 1,000 ,
shipments , ; market strong ; choio
heavy native steers , $4.00@4.00 ; fair t
good , f..10@l,00 ! ; Btoclicrs und fecdore
* 2.10ga.20 ( : rangers , corn-fed , ? 3.80a3.50
1 gruss-fed , S2OOG J.i 0.
Hogs Receipts. 4,500 ; shipments ,
market steady ; cholco heavy and butchers
selections , M.TOQl.bO ; packing , fl.OSwl.TO
light grades , $1.05 ® 1.73 ,
feeders , $2.CUj$3.X ( ( ) ; cauncrs and nulls.
( J1.50 ; veal calves , fJ.OJQJ4.00.
Hogs Receipts , 1,212 ; market So lower
light and mixed ; 4.47 4.55 ; heavy , $4.500
OMAHA
Cuttlo.
Wednesday , April 10 , 18S9.
The market was In a very healthy cond
tlon and nctlvo ut prices not essentially dlf
fi-rent from yesterday. The cattle wcro a
sold early and the pens cleared before mill
day. Dressed boot and shipping steers sol
at a range of $3.40(33.95. ( with the bulk n
t&COga.ua ( , The supply of butchers' stock wo
not so liberal as yesterday , and the markt
Was strong and active. Everything Uesirabl
was picked up early , and 110 good butchers
stock w s allowed to go begging for u buyer.
The bulk of the coiv stuff was sold ut $2.70 ( < $
3.15. A few light cattle were sold for feeders
at strong prices.
Hogs.
The supply was the heaviest In some dnyn ,
and the market , though moro nctlvo than
yesterday , was rather slow and 5c lower. A
sort sold as high as $4. GO. ana there wcro a
few trades at 1 4.5. . but the great bulk of the
sales was at $1.4534.50.
Shcop.
There was not n loud of sheep In the yards
and nothing to make a market.
Hccelpts.
Cattle . 3,000
Hog * . . . 3,550
Prevailing Prices.
The following Is n table of prices paid In
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned :
Prlmo steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . $3.00 @ 4.25
Prlmo steers , 1103 to 13JO Ibs. . 351) ) W3.00
Native feeders . 2.SO $3.20
Common to" good cows . . 160 @ 2.00
Choice to fancy cows . SMV5 ( < $3.25
Fair to choice bulls . 1.75 @ 2.85
Fair to choice light hogs. . . 4.45 ( < $4.55
Fair to choice heavy Hogs . 4.45 ( $4.55
Fair to choice mixed hogs . 4.4. > M4.50
Fair to choice western sheep , , D.1'0 ' 04.50
'Fair to choice Nobraskas . 8.73 @ 4.40
Sales.
sinnitc.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
25 050 J3.40 12. , 1210 { 3.70
12 1052 3.45 28. , 1132 3.70
18 1003 U.45 53. , HIM 8.70
20 020 3.50 40tl 1200 3.70
Hi 11519 3.50 13 . . . . . .1205 3.75
13 1199 3.50 54 1233 8.7 B
2 050 3.50 0 1205 3.75
1 870 3.5(1 ( 11 1150 8.75
2 1030 3.50 10 1107 3.75
1 .1100 350 59 12.12 8.75
21 1013 3.53 20 1153 8.75
.1130 3.5ri 27. 12-.U5 3.75
.1142 3.55 11 1253 8.75
. . ; . . . ; ; . > o 3.55 . . . . . . . ; 8.80
VJ 1111 3.00 17 11S1 3.80
18 1JS2 ( 3.00 37. 1210 3.bO
20 1021 8.03 5. 1308 8.bO
23 072 3.00 18 1173 3.bO
10 1102 8.00 42. 1230 8.SO
15 1151 800 IS. 1104 3.SO
59 11S2 3.00 39. 1257 3.SO
15 1213 3.05 18. 1203 3.SO
5 UM ) 8.05 10 . 1291 8.85
0 1100 8.05 IS . 123S 3. S3
10 1173 803 14 . 1351 3.90
10 1247 8.05 17 . 1235 3.90
20 1490 8.03 15 . 1805 8.90
14 It'Jl 8.03 CO . 1893 8.90
20 1347 3.05 83 . 1310 3.05
22 1113 8.05 9 . 1452 3.95
42 1110 3.70 3'J . 1330 8.03
cows.
1 1150 2.25 1305 2.83
1 OSO 2.25 1110 2.90
IS 000 2.BO 3 910 2.90
3 053 2.50 2 005 2.90
0 1032 2.50 21 1074 2.90
5 IfKiO 2.50 8 1037 2.90
4 1072 2.50 5 10.12 8.00
11 SCO 2.53 33 1001 3.00
[ t 893 2.00 3 910 3.00
2 1010 2.70 0 743 3.10
17 1070 2.70 21 700 8.10
4 l'J2 ) 2.70 11 1100 3.10
8 833 2.70 1 1100 8.12K
2 1033 2.70 1. . ' . 13 > 0 8.15
1 800 2.75 2 -1070 3.15
1 1000 2.75 10 1211 8.15
4 1100 2.75 1 1130 3.20
20 'J40 2.W 2 1400 3.25
HULLS.
1 1(520 ( 2 25 1. 1750 2.75
1 9tO 123 1. 18SO 2.bO
1 1070 2.40 3. WOO 2.80
1 1830 2.50 8. 1770 2.S5
1 .1810 2.50 25. 1050 2.85
1 .1250 2.50 1. 17tO 2.85
1 .1400 250 1. 1820 2.b5
3 10'J7 2.G5 14. 1770 3.10
2 1330 2.75 10. 1053 3.00
STAGS.
1 . S50 2.75 1 1760 3.50
21 . 1455 323
8 762 3.10
HOGS.
Av. No. Shk , Pr. No. Av. Shk , I'r.
71. . . .219 120 $4.43 01. . .200 12J su-j- ;
54. . . .2'Jl 40 4.45 55. . .2s3 120 4.4 %
52. . . .242 120 4.45 CO. . .253 40 4.47 , ' <
TO. . . .252 40 4.15 04. . .241 8U 4.4r' < j
72. . . .234 120 4.43 73. . , .2(50 ( 80 43U "
OS. . . .210 40 4.43 74. . .213 4.50
03. . . .255 SO 4.45 03. . .239 SO 4.50
07. . . .259 bO 4.45 50. . .833 4.50
74. , . .228 40 4.45 58. . .210 4.50
"a. . . .252 4.45 25. . , .2G'J ' 4.50
03. . . .219 120 4.45 72. . .211 4.50
87. . . .173 80 4.43. Cli' . , .290 240 1.50
CO. , . .251 120 4.45 82 , .219 40 4.50
03. , . .220 ICO 4.45 70. . , .255 bO 45'J '
1)2. , . .202 40 4.45 52. . , .341 120 4.50
U5. , . .223 40 4.45 03 , .253 40 4.50
00. , . .271 ICO 4.45 or. . , .270 ICO 4.50
70. , . .203 4.45 C4. . , .2t32 bO 4.50
74. , . .248 120 4.43 58. . , .201 4.M )
73. , . .200 120 4.45 , 7S. . , .231 40 4.50
72. , . .237 120 4.45 07. . . .241. 4.50
00. , . .299 ICO 4.45 07. . . .270 SO 4.30
01. , . .207 100 4.45 59. . . .235 40 4.50
OS. , . .257 Kill 4.45 71. . . .2CJ 80 4.50
CO. , . .2s7 80 4.43 00. . . .217 4.50
74. . .234 ICO 4.45 C3 . . .253 4.55
58. . .270 120 4.45 03. . . .280 40 4-55
CO. . .200 40 4.45 (53. ( . . .2-13 120 4.55
57. . .239 2SO 4.45 33. . . .271 4.UO
Review of Prices.
The following are the highest and lowest
prices paid for beef and shipping steers on
the days indicated during the past throe
years. Sales of cattle In less than car load
lots are Included. ,
Ijlvo Stock Notes.
Cattle stondy.
Hogs 5o lower.
No sheep on sale.
Kverytliing sola before the close.
The top on cnttlo ono year ofjo to-day was
$ l.ii5.
Hogs Bold tlio lowest of any day since
March 21.
Prod Gasman , bookkeeper for George
BlirltOit Prazler , has returned from a so
journ at Colfax Springs.
OMAIltV VfllOliESAli K S1AIIK1STS
I'rodtioo , Fritlto I , I' IU.
QUTTEU Creamery Fancy pritit , 21@20o ;
choice print , 31@2Jo ; fancy solid packed. 2U
( ft'Zle : choice bolid packed , U ) @ 20o. Dairy-
Kitncy roll , ! T@l9o : choice , 10ijll5oj ( good , 12
14c ; low praties , lO@Uo.
CHEESE full cream Cheddars , choice ,
c ; full cream Huts , two in hoop , ll
ull cream Y , A. , choice , 12 ( JJi8o ; oft
grades nnd skims. 5 ( < 29o ; llmburger , 10@12c ;
Uriel : , HXWa ; Swiss , H@15c.
Eoos-Strictly frosti , Btf'Jo.
LIVE PoutT v Chlcuens , per doz , ? 4.00@
4.5U ; ducks , ? J.75uM.UO ( ; gccso , fS.50@U,00 ;
turkeys , per Ib , 10@l2o.
UHKSSBD Poui.TitV Cnlckons. per Ib , 12 ®
18c ; turlco > B , U@15o : geese , ll@lu ! ! ; ducks ,
12@13c.
VBAL Heavy crassors , 150 to 200 Ibs , 5@
Oo ; Inferior calves , 60 to CO Ibs , S@Su ; me
dium to good , 7U to 85 Ibs , 4@Gc : choice to
fiinoy , lee to l 0 Ibs , 0@7a
VEtJETAiii.Es Potatoes , Nebraska and
Iowa , choice large , 20@25o ; common , 18(7 ( ?
10o ; sweet potatoes , Jersey , per bbl , ? 2.75C < ?
8.00 ; oeots , per doz , 5U@TOo ; carrots , 35@lOo ;
cabbaRO , California , per Ib , "o ; parsnips , per
bu , MQiWu ; onions , red ctiolce. 50@55o ; sil
ver skin , 00@75o ; turnips , ' 0@26o ; ruta-
buRns , 85Q40oj raUlshcs. 20@25o ; lettuce , 23
( t30o ; cucumbers , $1.00 ; string beans , per
box , * 1.750$3.-5i celery , 60QOO ; spinach , fl.OO
per bbl ; pie plant , per doz , fiOo ; parsley , pot
doz , 25o ; soup bunches , 35o ; caullllowcr ,
; asparagus , tX@TOoj ) beats , now ,
.
GAME Mallard , per doz , $3.00@3.60 ; rod-
bead , per doz , & 60@3.00 | teal , per doz , f 1.7J
( g'J. 00 ; common smell , per doz , fl.00@l.50 ;
rabbits , par doz , OOcQf 1.00) ) jaclc rabbits. 1'ci '
tloz , M.OOJf3.r ( > 0 : squirrels , pcr'doz , OOcSll.OO ;
jack snlixs , * 1.00 ( < J 1.25. r ,
Arrf.Es 1'cr bbl. fancy New Y < irk nnd
Mlchifr&n , $2,75 : choice , $ a.05 ; cholcoMIs
sourl , f2.25t Rood , ? 1.75i200. ; '
KOIIKIO.V Fiiuits-Mnlufcu Rrnpcs , VCR , -40
to Ki Ibs. lOo per Ib : bannuns , per bunch ,
* 1.50f3.00 ( ; lemons , Inncy how , BOO to 300s ,
(3.00r(3.7r ( ( ; oranpcs , Los Anpclcs , (250 ;
Hlvcrsldcs , $3.50 ; Navels , $5.00 ; Hnnchito ,
e3.BOCftS.7S.
( JiiAMir.iuuns Bell & Hiiglo , choice , $0.00 ;
Hell & Cherry , choice , $5.GO ; choice Jersey ,
? 7.3o.
Hiuns Green salted No. 1 , CfjinKc ; No. 2 ,
OMWc ; calf. 5@5Kc5 Jry flint , Ti sc.
UKASS Navies , hand picked , per bu ,
$2.10@2.20 ; Rood clean country , * 1.G3@2.00 ;
oft or poor stock , $1.00@1.CO , California , $2.00
© 2.10.
Cincii Mlchlfrnh , porbbl.W.BOMS.OO : Now
York , per bbl , K > .00@5.50 ; holt Gbl , fJ.75@
8.00.
8.00.PKATiiuns
PKATiiuns Per Ib , prlmo llvo RCCSC , whlto
85@40c ; mlxctl with gray , 25@30 ; dam | > nnd
musty , 10ffi20c ; prime llvo domestic duck , 20
@ 25o ; wild duck. 15B20C.
SAUKIIKIHUT Per bbl.SORai , choice , § 3.00 ;
per half barrel , ? 2.CO.
Porcoitx Per Ib , rice , 1@1K ° 5 common ,
T 1-lb frames , cholco white , 15@lCci
dark , 18@Hc ; strained , 10@l2c.
JKU.IKS ii@-lo ) ) per Ib ; preserves , 10(212o (
per Ib.
LAUD 7J"u In 60 Ib pkps.
MIXCF.MIHT 0 @ 7u cor Ib.
s au@jOc per box.
Groceries.
Hovisoil prices nro as follows :
lUouiNd Stnr' A , seamless , 22c ; Amos-
keiifj , seamless , liKci Lowlston A. seamless ,
lOc ; American , seamless , 17c ; burlaps , 4 to 5
bu , ll@14o ; Kunnies. single , lie ; gunnies ,
double , 23c ; wool sacks , lOc.
TWINKS Plnx , 20c ; cotton , 185,22c.
Uuinn FituiTii FIRS , in boxrs , per Ib , 9@
10o ; dates , In boxes , 7@10o ; London Dehesu
raisins , par box , ? 5.UO ; Miiiaga loose raisins ,
$2.30(22.00 ( ; now Valencia raisins , per Ib , 7c ;
Ib , 0@ltc ; dried blackberries , per Ib , 0@7o ;
dried raspberries , per Ib , 20c ; evaporated up-
Dies , i'7K' California unpnred evnpotiitcd
peaches , luo : evaporated California nori-
rots. 14@17c ; currants , 5j ; Turkish prunes ,
* % < ! l c ; citron , S2@21o ; oronno peel , 15c ;
lemon peel , lie ; California French prunes ,
7@llc. . *
PICKI.ES Medium , in bbl ? . &i.OO ; do , in
half bbls , $ 'J.OO ; small , in bbls , ? 0.00 ; do , in
half bbls. S3.0Q ; gherkins , in bbls , $7.00 ; do ,
in half bbls. S4.00.
Me-
_ .
peed , -Oo ; Mnndahllnpr , 20@23u ; roasting
Hio. lOc ; O. G. Java , 24@2ic ( ; Javn , Interior.
2Ja23o ( ; Hio , fancy , 21 ( ( < J2c ; Santos and Mar-
acaibo , 17C < )10c. )
SUOAK Granulated , SJ c ; conf. A , So ;
white extra C , ' 2iC\ \ extra C , 7' ' o ; yellow C ,
7o ; cut loaf , S X > ( ' } c ; poivdcrcu , 8 0 ; cubes ,
SJrc.UnnswAX
UnnswAX Cholco yellow , 20@22)/c ) ; dark
colored , 13@Hc.
Toiucco Plug , 2t5@35c ; smoking , 10@10c.
SALT Sl.35@1.40 per bbl.
HOPI : 7-10 , ' 14b.
MAIIU SlJdAit Bricks , ll@12c per Ib ;
penny cukes , 12@lc ! ! per Ib ; pure maple
syrup , 81.00 per gallon.
Stain Sritci's ; M@35c per gal.
WnAi'i'iNO P.U'Kit Manilla , 0 > o per Ib ;
straw , l@lXc uor Ib ; ra ' , 2 > c per Ib.
Tc s Youtifj Hyson , common to fair , 1S@
2oc ; Young Hyson , good td f.xncy. 30cr > ! ) c3 ;
Uuupowder , common to good , 22@Joc ; Guu-
iowder , cholco to laney. 40 010 ; Japan , com
mon to medium , 12u20c ( tlnpjn , choice to
fancy , 30@45c ; Oolitiff , common to good , 23@
40u ; Ooline , chnica to fancy , S'OrOc ; Impe
rial , common to medium , 2j@J5e ; Imucnal ,
oed to fancy. 40ca30c.
CUVCKBUS 0 ( > 67cpcr Ib ; assorted cakes , 8
(315c ( per ib , as per list.
UANDV Mixed , 0 @l2Kc ; stick , OX llo ;
rock candy , 10 > @ 13o ; fanuy candy , 7 ( < 2Sc.
HOLLAND HIHUI.\CS 5000c. (
MACKEUEL Family , half bbls , $12.50 ; No.
COD FISH f . _
Sr utcii 4O7XC.
NUT.J AlmonJs , ! C@18c ; Pecans , 13o ; Bra
zils , 9o ; peanuts. 9lUc.
Si-ions Whole Allspice , 12c ; Cassia , lOc ;
Cloves , 25c ; Nutmegs , 70c ; Pepper , 20c.
BAOfc ) Union square , 35 per cent discount.
Dry Goods.
COTTON FtXXEI.S 10 per cent trade dis
count. Unbleached LL. , 5J u ; CC , (5J ( c , SS ,
T.VIRR. ; , 8c ; fif ! . nVn ; XX , KIVi-- ; fin
; NN , 12 ! c ; AA , lie ; DD , 15 - ; TT.
; YY , lScUH ; , lOj ; bleached , 'M , Ssc ;
70 , 12 c ; SO , 13fc. } lirown and slate , 50 , Uc ;
00 , 12KcUO ; , lOc.
WAKP Blub , white , lOc ; colored ,
.
BVTTS Standard , Be : Gem. lOc ; Beauty ,
12' o ; Boone , 14c ; B. cased , ? 0.50.
1'niNTS Solid colors Atlantic , c ; Slate ,
7c ; Ijcrlin oil , H , ' o ; Garner oil , CJj > 7c.
PKIXTS Pink and Robes Allen , ( ie ; Kivcr
point , fij c ; StceLHivcr , 7c ; Richmond , 7o ;
Pncinc , re.
bor. Gold Ticket , 10. ' Je.
GisaiiXM Plunket checks , CKc ; Whltten
ton , ( J > fo ; York , HHc ; Normnnui dross , 83 ;
Henfrow dress , bHtiCl o ; Whitteuton , bt ; ;
Calcutta , O c.
CAM liitics Slater , 5o ; Woods , Cc ; Stand
ard , 5c ; 1'cacock , 5c.
BLKAOIICD SHBCTIXO Ellorton , 7J < jc ;
Housukeupor , fa > io ; Now Candidate , 8J c ;
liorkoloy cambric , No. 00 , OUo ; Best Yet ,
3 4 , 0o ; Buttercloth , OO , 4 > 47cC.ibot ; , c ;
Fanvell , half bleached , SKc : Fruit of Loom ,
c ; Green G. Ot ; ; Hope , 7iio ; King Philip ,
cambric , lOo ; Lonsdalo cambric , lOKc ; Lons-
dale , 8yo ; Now York Mills , lOc ; Pepperell ,
43 in , 10'Kc ; Poppercll , 40 in , ll c ; Peppcr-
0-4 , ir.Ko . ; Pepperell , b 4 , 21c ; Pepperell. U-4 ,
2cP6pperell : ) ; , 10-1 , 25c ; Canton , 44 , B c ;
Canton , 1-4 , % 'c ; Triumph , Oc ; Wamsutta ,
lie ; Valley , Oc.
Br.owx SiicnTixo Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7Uc ;
Atlantic H , 1-4 , 7o ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , ; At
lantic P. 4 4 , ( ic ; Aurora LL , 4-f , Oc ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , 4c : Crown XXX 4-4 , ( % 'c ; Hoosier
4-4 Oc Indian Head , 4-4 7 Lawrence
LL , - , ; - , c ;
rence LL , 4-4 , Oe ; Old Dominion , 4 4. 5J o ;
Pepporell , E , 40 inch , l c ; Pepperell , 8-4 ,
ISc : Popperell , 9-4 , 21c : Puppercll , 10-4 , 23c ;
Utica O , 4-4 , 4 o ; Wttchusott , 4-4 , 7 > fo ; Au
rora R. 4-4 , 7o ; Aurora B , 4-4 , O c.
FLANNELS , PLAID Raftsmen , 20c ; Goshen ,
32Ko ; Clear Lake , 30 > jjc ; Iron Mountain ,
FIVNNEIS , WHITE G H No.2 ,
' - ' -
Gil
No.
chco L. - . . ,
Aim wan , 3 c ; Windsor , 22 } c ,
FLANNKLS , REI > C , 21-inch , 15Vc ; E , 24-
inch. BIKc ; G G. 21-inch. 20o ; II AK V , 25o ;
'
J U F , % i 37c ; G , % , 25c.
COHSETS JEVXS Androscocgin ,
Kearsargo , 7J o ; Uockpo t , OJfc ; Conestoga
OMc.
CordiH , No. 4 , lotto. , ,
DUXIMS Amoskeag , ' 0 pz , ICJ o ; Everett ,
7oz , IS o ; York. 7 o'z.'ia c ; Haymaker ,
S.Mu ; Juffroy , XX , ll o ; Jaffroy , XXX ,
12Jfu ; Beaver Creclf , AA , 12c : Ueovcr
Creek , BB , lie ; Bcavur Creek , CO , lOc.
KKNTUOKY JEANS Memorial , 15o ; Dakota ,
18o ; Durham , ! i7Kci Horsules , 18o ; Loam-
blenched , 8Jfc ; Steveri 'N. 9o ; Stevens' N ,
bleached , U o ; Stovcna' $ HT , HKc.
Metnl ana Tinners' Stock.
Block tin , small pig . .28
Block tin , bar . .8fl
Copper , planlsbcd boiler sizes . .35
Copper , cold rolled . ,8C
Copper , sheathing . .22
Copper , pltts . , . - ,2
Copper , lints . , . . , . ,3C
Gal. sheet Iron , Junlata , CO , 10 and D
per cent discount .
Pat. planished iron , 24 to 27 A. . . . . . . 10 }
Pat. planished iron , 24 to 27 B . M
l ooiing , 1C , 14i2U , 112 sheets . O.OC
Roollng , IX , 14x20 , 112 shoots . 7.6C
Rooiing. 1C , 20x23 , 112 shoots . ll.OC
Roo41ng , ! X,20x2J ; , 112 sheets . 14.5C
SheetirouNo , 20 . , . 3.35
Shoot Iron No. 27 , . . . . . . 8.4C
Solder . 14@U
Tin plate , best churcoul
10,10x14. 225 sheets. . . , . O.BC
IX , 10x14 , 226 sheets , . v . 825
Tin plate , coke
10.10x14 , 225 sheets . 0.2
Steel nails , per keg , , . , . 2.2S
Steel wire noils , par lieg . , , . , , , . , . . . 2.7'
nnd Clicmlcnts.
ACIDS Sulphuric. ljj"c ; citric 6Soi
IKo ; tnrtarlc , 4So ; Am. carb , 14. ' c ; alum , 2J <
( f3c ; arrowroot , FOe ; balsam t-opabln , 05 ( < g
75o ; borax , lO lSo ; calomel , SOc : cnstor oil ,
$ l.O.XiTl.l ( ) ; uroam tartar , 83c ; corrosive sub ,
SOc ; chloroform , 45it50c ; oxt. locwooil , 12o ;
glycerine , 2lo ; gum nrnblc , OOci gum cam
phor , 3no ; gura opium , $3.15 ; morphia sulph ,
t2.GO@2.S5.
OILS Bergamot , ? 3.SO@3.00 ; lemon , Sl.OO ;
peppermint , t3.00V3.60 ( ; wlntcrgrccn , fJ.40 ;
ollvo , Jl.OO ; quinine , 35 ( < J48o ; strychnia , ? 1.05
@ 1.10.
Iiutnbrr.
Dimensions nnd Timber
13 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22@2I ft
2x3..t.$15.00 15.00 15.00 NVOO 17.00 20.00
2x0 15.00 15.00 15.00 1000 17.00 20.00
2x3 15.00 16.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x10 16.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x12 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 1700 20.00
4xS 8x8 10.00 10.00 10.00 17.00 17.00 20.00
Fencing-
No. 1 , 4 mid 0 inch , 13 nnd 14
feet rough $10 OOffillO.r.O
No. 1. 4 nnd 0 Inch 10 feet 17.00 17,50
No. 2 , 4 and 0 Inch , 12 and 14
feet 13.60@14.00
No. 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 10 feet 16.00@18.00
Finishing
1st and 2d clear , IK 'nc ' s.2s..4a00@51.00
1st nnd 2d clear , \i } und 2 inch , '
47.00 < rt.V ) 00
' ' * ' " " '
3d , Vicar , Ytf inch a' 2s ! . ! . ; . 43oo ! < S4VCO (
3d , clear , W nnd 2 inch s. 2s 43.00 ( < $40.CO
li pelcct , I/ , \\i nnd 2-Inch , s
2s 37.00@33.00
1st and 2d , clear , 1 inch R , 2s. . 4VM )
A select , linch , s , 2s 83.(0 (
B select , 1 inch , s , 2s 31.00
Flooring
1st com 0 Inch whlto pine 34,00
2d " " " 31.00
8 < l " " " 20.00
D " " " 20.00
Com 4 and' ( > In yellow pine. . . . 15.60
Star" " " „ . . . . 18.00
Island 2d clear yellow pine , 4
nnd ( J Inch. . : 20.00
Poplar lumber
Clear poplar , box boards , Ji in
s,2s. . . . . . . . . . . . .T..OO
Clear poplar , % in panel 3000
Clear poplar , } in panel 25.03
Clear poplar , X in stock wide ,
s , 2s . . . . . . . 28.00
Clear poplar corrugated celling ,
% In T JJO.M )
Posts-
White cedar , 0 inch halves 13
" " GJ " " and
Slnchnrs 11
White cedar , 4 inch halves 10
Tennessee red cedar , split 10
Split oak ( white ) 8
Suwed oak ( white ) 10
Shinnies , per M
XX clear 3.15
Extra * A 2.bO
Standard A 2.00
5 inch clear l.GO@1.70
Cinch clear 1.75ul.SO !
No. 1 1.10@1.15
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 nnd IS inch 17.50
No. 2 , plain , S and 10 inch 15.50
No. 1O. U 18.00
Sidl'ig
1st com , 13 and 10 feet 22.00
2d " " 10.00
3d " " 15.00
Fence " " 13.00
Stock Boards
A 12-inch , s. 1 B. 12 , 14 and 10 ft 40 00
B " ' " " 41.00
C " " " " 30.00
D " " " " 23.00
No. 1 com , 12 in. s. Is. 12 feet. . 18.00
No. 1 " " " 14 nnd
10 feet 17.50@18.50
No. 1 com , 12 in. s. 1 s. 10 , 18
amU'O feet 10.50
No. 2 com. 12 in. s. 1. s. 11 nnd
lOfeet 17.00
Ceiling and partitions
1st com. j > 4 in. white pine uarti- "
tion . 32.00
2dcom. % in. white pine parti
tion. . . . 27.00
Clear % In. yellow pine ceiling 20.00
Clear % I" . Norway 14.50
2nd com , % lu. Norway 13.00
Boards
No. 1 com. s. 1 s. 12 , 14 and 10 ft 10.50
No. 2 " " " " 14.50
No. 3 " " " " 12.CO
No. 4 " " " "
( ship' ) ; cull
Battens , well tubing , pickets
O. G. Batts , 2tf inch ' . . . . 00
O. G. Batts , i x3 , B. 1 s 35
3 in. well tubing , D. & M. and
bev „ 20.00
Pickets , U. & H. llat 19.00
Pickets , D. & A. square. : 22.00
Limo. etc
Quincy white lime , best .85
English and German Portland
cement 3.40
Milwaukee and Louhville 1.30
Michigan and Fort Dodge , plas
ter 2.25
Blue Kopids plaster 1.05
Hair .20
Sash , CO and 10 per cent dis
count ; doors , blinds , mold
ings , 50 nnd 10 per cent tils-
count.
Tarred felt , per cwt 2.00
Straw boards l.CO
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
Basement First National Bank ,
3O5 Soulli IJJIIi Street , - Onuiliu
' FOIl INDIAN SUPPLIHS AND
PUOI'OSALS
U'KANBl'OHTATION. Department of tlio
Interlor.OllIco ot Indian Alfalrs. Washington ,
March ! ii. Itl. ! Sealed proposals , Indorsoa
"Proposals for Hoof , ( bids for ueef must bo sub
mitted lu separate envelopes' . Dacon , Flour ,
Clothing , or Ttnnsportntlon . , " ( ns the cnso
may bo' , nnd directed to the Commissioner of
Inalun AlIaifH , Nos , 0. " , and ( II Wooster street ,
Nuw York , will bo received until 1 p. in. orTues-
day , April W , IBS' ' , for furnishing for tlio Indian
bervlr-o about IKX\XX ( ) pannd * bacon , : il , < 00 , ( > 0) )
pounds beef on the hoof , 1,030,000 pounds net
beet , "I'O.O.'O pouiKlH ueniiH , 71.00J ponnilH buklni ;
powderMO.OCOpounds corn , 477.WU jiounda cof.
fee , ri.OODO.OW pounds Hour , 74.0UO pounds feud ,
1M , < OU pounds hard broad , 01.003 poundH linin-
lny,2iOJUpounilH : lard , 871 Imrrela moss pork ,
17.UOO pounds oatmeal , UT'i.OOl ) pounds oats ,
11K.COT pounds rice , 8.1103 pounds tea , 3(0,1)00 ( )
pounds bait , 230,000 pounds so.ip , ! l.OUJ (
pounds KiiK'iir , anil1.00. . ) pounds wheat.
Also , blanketK , woolen nnil cotton goods , ( con
sisting in part of tlciclne. M.OOO yards ; stumlard
calico , lOO.tKXJyards ; drlTllne , ll.oiwyards ; cluck ,
frco from all hlzlng , ( W-WJ yards : denims , 17,000
yards ; Qlnghnm , "rii.WWvftnls ; Kentucky jeans ,
17,000 yarilHj Cheviot , l"t > OJ yards ; brown sheeting -
ing , lT.ooo yitrtlH ; bleached slioettiifr , " i 0,010
yards ; hickory slilttlnfr , 15,000 yards ; calico
Bhlrtlng , 6.BOO yards ; wlnsey , 3,200 yards ) ; cloth'
Ing , groceries , notions , hardware , medical sup-
pllei , school books , ic. , and u long list of mis-
cullancous articles , such as Imrnoss , plows
rakes , forks , &c. , and for about fl",0 wagons re
qulroil for tlio service , to be delivered atChlca
go , Kansas City , and rilouxCity. Alsoforsuch
wugons as may bo requited , adapted to thu
climate of the 1'uclllo Coast , with Callfornt
brakes , delivered at San Francisco. Also
transportation for such of the articles , goods
and supplies that may not be contracted for to
be delivered at the agencies , Ulds must bu
made out on government blanks. Schedules
showing the kinds and quantities of subsistence
bupplles required for each iigoncy and school ,
nnd the kinds and inmutltles m gross , of a )
other goods and articles , togotaer with blank
proposals , conditions to be observed by bidders ,
lime nnd place of delivery , terms of contract
and payment , transportation routes , and al
other neces ary Instructions will be fnrnlslici
tpon application to the Indian Olllce In Wash
ington , or Nos , C5 and 67 Wooster street , Ne
York ; the Commissaries of Subsistence U. 8
A. , at Clieyrimo. Chicago , Leaven worth. Omul w
Saint Louis , Saint Puul , and Han KrancUco ; the
I'ostuiasters at faloux City , and Venktou ; und U
the Postmasters at the following named places
fn Kansas i Arkansas City , Caldwell , Topeka
and Wichita. Th right Is reserved by the gov
eminent to reject any and all bids , or any part
of any bid , and these proposals are Invltet
under proviso that appropriation shall bo made
for the supplies by Congress. Illds will be
opened attno honrund day above htated , ant
bidders are Invited to be present ut thu opening
Certified Chocks.-All bids must be nccom
panted by certified checks or drafts upon soim
United States Depository or the 1'lrst Nutlona
llank of Los Angeles , Cul , , for at least Ilvope
cent of the amount of the proposal. JOHN II
OJJK11IA' Conimlsaloner ,
AnrloulUirnl Implomonte.
1'AitKKi ,
Qcaleriii Agricnllnial Iniplcmonts , Wagons
C&rrligti and bungle * . Jones direct , between Vth nd
luth , Umntiit , Nebraska.
IfflXOEIl TJT/J7-CV1LK CO. ,
Agricnlt' ' Implements , Wagons , Carriages
luB ! lc , ctc. Wholesale. Omaha , Ncbra ki > .
PAltLIX , OnKNIJUHF .t MAltTIN CO.
Wbolctrtlo Dealers la
AgricnltnrallinploinentsWa20iis& , Boggles
_ 901 , TO , 10) anil DOT Jonn ttrcct , Omaha.
M OL1NE , MIL D UHff , t STOUDA JID CO , ,
Manufacturers and Jobbers In
Wagons , Bnggies , Rates , Plows Eta
Cor. Wh and Pacific streets , Omaha.
_
_ Artists' atorljnlB. _
A. HOSI'E , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
111.1 Douulm ttrecl Omaha , Nebratka.
Boots nnd Shoos.
IP. 1' . MORSE A C0. ? ,
Jofes of Boots end Shoes ,
101 , llttl , 11(8 ( l > ou la ftreet , Omaha. Manufactory ,
_ tunimur Btrcct , HoMon. _
_ _ _ Qonl , Coke nncl Llmo. _
OMAUA COAL , COKE , v LIMK CO. ,
Jolite of Hard anil Soft Coal ,
XI South 13th ttrcet , Omaha , Nebraska. _
XEIWASKA FUEL CO. ,
Sliipfe s of Coal a'fl Coke ,
SH South 13tubt.,0maba , Neb.
PEHKIXS , OATCIl & LAUMAX ,
Iniliortcrs and jobbers of
F , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Etc. IMi Karnam street , tic IT Taxton bulldlnK.
K1DDELL .t IJWDELL ,
Storafe and Comniission Merchants ,
Specialties llnitcr , eges , cliposo , poultrr , game.
lllJIlQwaril ttrcet. Dnmlia. Xcb.
Dry Coeds qnd
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnisning Goods and Notions
1102 and 1104 UouKlas , cor. llttl street , Omaha , Neb.
K1LPAT1UCK-KOCIIDKY GOODS CO. ,
Importers 2nd Jobocrs in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Rents' furnttblnir goods. Corner llth and Uarnor
streets , Oiualni , Nebraska.
11ELJN , THOMPSON' & CO. ,
Importcra and Jabbers of
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
317 South 15th street.
DEWEY .t STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furnitnre
Knrnifin etreot , Omalia. Nebraska.
CUAJiLES SUIVERIGK ,
Fnrniture ,
Cmahrv Nebraska.
Groceries.
PAXTOK , GALLAGHER A CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions.
705,707. W nnd 711 South 10th Bt. , Omaha , Neb.
McUOItD , HltADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th nna ixaTcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
W. J. miOATCH.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Sprlncs. wagon stock , hardware , lumber , etc. 1203
nnd Kllllurner street , Omaba.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEtf HARD-
WAKE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Mctnls , nhcct Iron. etc. Aizents for Howe scales ,
Miami ponder and Lymun barbed wire ,
HIMEDAUOH A TAYLOR.
Build rs' ' hardware and Scale Repair Shop ,
Mechanics' tools nnd Huffalo scales. HOe Douglai
Btroct , Omaha. Neb.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle crease , etc , Omaha. A. II. HlBhop , Manager ,
Papor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry n nice stoct of printing , wrapping and writing
paper , f peoml attention Klyun to car load orders.
Storage , Forwarding St.Cornmla8lon. _
'
AIiMSrRONQ' P ETTIti & CO. ,
Storage , Forwarding and Commission
Branc house of the Ilcnncy llUfTCT Co. HnKgloa at
wholesale and retail.iw \ , 1310,1113 liar J street ,
Omaha. TYlorihuno No.'i'M.
Toys.
IT. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
Homo furnlshlnic KOOJ. children's rnrrlaiies , ( to.
21UI i'aruaiu strom.
Lumbpr.
JOHN A. WAKEVIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported and American rortlmul cement. Btntl
gsnt fcr Milwaukee hrdraullo cement and
Qulncy wliltollmo.
CHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood carpets and pariuotlloorlne. i'tli ' and Douglas
Jtreets , Omaha , Neb.
L UMISER CO. , '
AllKinfls ofBuildingMaterial at Wholesale ,
18th Street nnd Union i'aclllcTrncU.Oinaba ,
LOO IS UltADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , lite , Yards- Corner 7th and Uou lus , Corner
20th and Douglas ;
FRED W. GRAY.
Lumber , Llnm Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
_ Corner tth and Douglas BU , Omaha. _
C. N. DIETZ.
, Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber.
13th und California Htreeu , Omaha , Nebratka.
_ ? 9J"'noJL2Id ' ! ! ! Notjons.
/ . 01IERFELDER ACO. . ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
am. 211) ) sail 212 Hontli llth ttrcet
. . . . . . . _
J. T. HOltlNSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
1U1 ana < 04 BoutU lOtli itrcct , Omatia.
PALMER , RICMIAN A CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Mercliants ,
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
or Omana , Limited ,
Moba F. IJojd , Bupertotonrteut.
Boots and Shoos.
KlRKffNDALL , JONES A CO. ,
8ufce ser to Hoc 1 , Jones A Co ,
Wholesale Mannfachircrs of Boots& Slices
Aiicnli for llo'ton llubtx-r Shoe Co , 110 } . 1101 uJ 11M
lUrne ? ijtr et. om tii > , N
Drowora.
STOltZ A 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1U4 North Klgtitrcnth ilrf t , O
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORNICE WOItKil ,
Manufacturers of Galyanizei Iron Cornice
\Vltnlow-c r RiiJ molnlic VyllRtili. Jolm Kponcter.
proprietor , lit ) and llOJ-nuth lotli streut.
Offloo Fixtures.
S1MMONDS MANUFACTURING CO.
JlnnufncUircrsof
Banlt , Olllce and Saloon Fixlnrcs ,
UMntlcii , yiiloliosrrtn. llooX ( Vnce , Druu Vlxtnreii , WnU
r o , I'nrtltlnni. Itiilllni : , Oontilcn < . Hct-rnna Wins
Coo orj. Mirrors. ViaF rtnrj nnd onlcp , 1730 BiuUTiJ
South Utb Bt. , oninlin. Tel-jphono 1UI.
Pnpor Boxes.
JOHN L.
Proprietor Omalia Paper Box Factory ,
No . 1317 add 1319 IKniclm tlrcol , Omaha , Neb.
Snsh , Deere , Eto.
M. A. DISUROW A CO. ,
\Vliol * iilo umnufncHitori of
Sasli , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
llrnntli oHco , 17th ntnl Irani ttrcet Omnhn , Neb.
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sasli , Doors , Blinds ,
Moulding , st lr-work nnd Interior hard wood llnlfth. -
M. U.corner Mli nnil l.citvumu till streets ,
Ointilm , Neb.
Stoo rn F Utliig B , Pu m pg E to.
srfiU r.ro/j.uf/v STKA M IIKATIXU co , $
Puiiins , Pines and Enaines ,
Btentn , w tor , rnllwnr nn < l mlnlnn impr-lles , cto.
_ - Tnnilim t'nrnara tr ot , Onmlin.
17. & WIND ENGINE A PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
noMUlar vrlnd mills. 018 nna m Jones St. , Omah .
_ U. F. Hots , acting flmimcor. _
UROWNELL & CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General MacWnory ,
BhccHron work , stcnro piimps , law mills. 1213-12U
Lcrivenworth street. Qmnln.
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STEAM IIOI'LERWORKS ,
Carter .t Son , Troii'ii. Manufncturcrs of nil kinds
Steam Boilers , TanKs and Slieet Iron Wort
_ Works Boutli "JltU ana U. A M. cru lug. _
PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS ,
Wrouglit and Cast Iron Bnl'ding fort
Eoglneii , brnss work , Kencrnl foundry , miiphlno anil
blncksmttli work. Ottleo nnil worls , U. 1' . It/ .
nud KtU urt-ot , Omalui.
OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Manufactnrers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk rulls. window Riinrds , lloner stnnd . irlro slgnB.
cte. lii.Nurtli lull street , Omnlm.
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Maaf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
YuulK jail work. Iron shutters nncl Urn c etipcs.
U. Andrcen , prop'r. Cor. Kill nnd JnckJon Sts.
THC
CHICAGO SHORT LINE f
OF THE \
Chicago , Milwaukee &t , Paul R'y/ / : ;
The Itcst Route from Omaha nnd Council .
IHuflfo to .
ETHE EASTE
TWO THA1NS IMIIiY BKTWHKN OMAUA AND
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapids ,
Rock Island , Frecport , Rockforil ,
Clinton , Diibuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Jnucsilllo ,
Rcloll , Wluonu , La CroHse ,
And all otbor Important points East , Northeast anff
Koutlioiist.
For tlirouEh tickets , call on the ticket nzent at 1601
Knrntiin strtft , In lliirkcr Bloc < , or at Union 1'nclUO
Dfpot.
Pullman Sleepers ami tlio finest Dining Can In tha
world are ran on tlie main line of tlio Chicago , Mil *
wnukco i bt. I'mil Ituilwny , una ovcry attention ir
imlii to pusBOnKori by courteous employe ! of tn
company.
H. M1M.KK , General Mnnnucr.
J. K. TUCK lilt , ABilatniitUcncrn ! Manager.
A. V. It. UAKl'KNl'EIt , General 1'aasungor and
Ticket Avont.
UKi ) . K. 1IKAKFOUU , Assistant GcncraU'aiscngor
and Ticket Apont.
T. J. CJMKK , General Superintendent.
I
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NEKVOUB , CHUONIC nnil 1'IUVATH I)13BASK3 Ot
M1SN nncl WOMKN succeufullr troateJ.
YOUNG MEN
SviffcrlnK from Ilia effects of youthful follies nr India
eretlong , or tire ttouliluil vrltliVonknu s , Norvoul
Iliililllty , 1-osnof Memory , IlC'iionduncy , Avorilonto
hoclcty , Kldnuy Troubles or any dlscnii , or tbo Uenl.
to-tlilnnry Oftmns , luti hura Iliul n nnfo unit tvoaif
euro. Clniruci rcnsonnblo , eriicclnlly to tlio poor.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN , , .
Tliero nro nmny troubled with too frnnuciu ovacun ' ' * "
tloii ( of tlio Jiiulrlcr ] , oltoniicconiiiiiiiileil b a flljiUt
ti ,
t
euro In all such ranuH , anil n licultby restoration of
tbotienlto-urlnary nrtiuiiB. Consultation ficu. riand
X-ccnt Btnmp lor "Vounu Man's Frlundor ( lulde to
Wedlock , " Iroo to nil. Aildrues
3DK , . SPIHNEY & CO.
Main and 12th St. .Kansas . City , Mo.
tI7"ilfntlon tUta paper.
NATIONAL BANK
u. s , DEPOSITORY ; OHAHA , WED ,
Cnpital . $100,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1889 . 62,000
oFKicniis'AN muist/rouss
HltNHY W. VATIW , I'rvaldont.
L13WIH S. HUKU , Vice I'resldent.
A , K. TOIl/AIlrt ,
W. V. MOHHU.
JOHN H. COU/INB.
K. C.CIIHIIINO.
J.N.I1. I'ATIUCK.
\V. II. t' . I1UJH1'.3 ( , Oainlor
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 12th antl iarnam Sts ,
A General llaiiklnir Iluslncas Trajacto.d
DLAKE , BOISSEVAIN & CO.r
I ontlon , iiiluii : | < l.
ADOLPH BOISSEVAN & GO , ,
Amsterdam , Holland ,
Transact u general tanking buslnesi. Hocurltlej
bouiihtiindsold on coininlsilon. Korean oictiannsf ,
Comtuerclul und travolor'i letters of credit ,
Orders for bond and stock * executed on commit
tlon In London und on ull Continental Uutirtes ot
Kurope ,
Negotiations of Hullnar , State , City and Coryou-
uol.o n u spoclultr ,
amlaltu'lmirruoublea | < n ' > > nulclc
ly unil t afely cur oil by DULTl'l/U A Can
Hevonil uis .i cureU In Buven days. Bold
I1.W per box , all drnegliits , or by mull from Dee
ur Mtu Co.jlU WUTi- , N.V. ffuUatt lon -