THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 1CEHURSPAY , JUNE 20 , 1889. 3
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Now Who at Received In Small
Qnntltlca at Some Points.
VERY BEARISH WEATHER MAP.
Corn Mnkt-fl Another Frnctloiml Onln
Onts Grndcd Clofio nnd Quiet
Provisions Easier nnd
Cattle Stronger.
'CHICAGO PHODUOIS MARKETS.
CHICAGO , Juno 10. ISpocial Telegram to
Tun BEE.I The wheat market opened J o
to Jfo lower on the seemingly general rains
throughout Minnesota nnd Dakota , and on
clearing up weather In the southwest. 'Ihero
Is atlll too much rnln m the winter section , but
the Indications nro propitious , and the near
future should bring relief In the ahapo of n
cessation of the storm , The weather map
wns qulto bearish , nnd It the popular ex
pression had been realized , prices would
linvo had Important breaks ; as It was , the
prices ruling around the opening of trade
wcro the lowest of the day , nnd the nvorago
tone of the market was qulto firm nud
steady , at some recovery from the inside
figures. This scorned to bo duo , in n great
measure , to the prevalent belief that the
Northwestern rains came lee late to repair
the dnmago resulting from the drouth , to
the firmness In the cash markets cast
nnd west , nnd to the advance In
Liverpool , consequent upon diminishing
India shipments , and the further confirma
tion of the reports of damage to the Russian
crops. The speculative sentiment was bear
ish to quite n degree , but the market was
hold steady by causes and Influences beyond
speculative control. Only n small amount of
now business was reported bv Now York ,
'but the out inspection , there , for two days
was 220,000 bushels. The export clearances
were only about ono-third that quantity ,
showing that there is n tjood local eastern
demand. The shipping returns show that
there is n good milling movement from all
points of accumulation , whllo the receipts
emphasize the fact that the country reserves
nro down to the very lowest ebb. As an off
set to the statistics tending to show a rapid
reduction of the visible slocks , dispatches
were afloat about the now wheat arrivals nt
southern points. St. Louis advised that 5
cars of now wheat had boon sold , to arrive
y there this week , prioo 75c. Baltimore wired
> that 200 bushels of now wheat had actually
*
" boon received there. Theno nro insignifi
cant itoma iu themselves , but they
bring the fact forward that the new-
crop movement is soon to begin. This move
ment is not likely to bo any earlier than
usual , or for that matter qulto as early , but
It is probable that Chicago will get moro
than the percentage of late years. The
Atchison has elevators hero und a road extending -
tending right into the early harvest fields.
The Important news of the day is compressed
Into the foregoing statements , The first
* sales in this morning's market were on a
I basis of 77 c for July , 74c for September ,
nnd 70) c for December , July sold as low as
77 ? < ; c , September as low us 74 c , and December
comber ns low as 7G.J c. The market crad *
uully firmed up under the influence of good
buying by Hutchinsou and others. July ad
vanced to 78) c , and December to 70 > c. At
nnd nbovo 78c for July , Hutohlnson fed the
crowd all the wheat it would take , and on
the little breaks ho was n liberal buyer. The
tendency of bis operations wns to narrow
the market. The operations in the pit wore
on rather restricted scales. In the absnnce
of strongly bullish news New York developed
oped an undertone of weakness toward the
last of the session. No great pressure was
necessary to put prices down fractionally.
After hanging , for n long whllo , around
77J c for July , and 70 > @ 7G o for Deeern
bor , the market yielded , July
going to 77 } c. nud December to
YOJ c , which was the closing price.
Juno left oft at SOc , and September ut 75c.
AB compared with yesterday's last quota
tions the figures show an nvorago decline of
Jffo to ifc on all months excepting July ,
which lost } { c to % u. As far as possible the
manipulation in July seems to bo dying out.
Trade is getting out of July into the later
deliveries nnd short whcut was vastly re
duced on the advance to SOo.
The corn market opened with n weaker
tone in view of important changes In local
weather and the clearing weather reported
from the southwest , where heavy rains have
been almost continuous for the past ten days.
The weakness was of short duration , how
ever , ns reports soon begau to circulate of
fields covered with water m southern Illi
nois. Later , this news was supplemented by
diminishing receipts hero , the estimated in
spection returns for to-morrow being placed
nt 280 cars. The shipping demand was also
nctivo and ut higher prices , and the foreign
markets were firmer. There wns n fair
amount of business ut un advance , and the
range of prices wns somewhat wider than
the recent average. The export Inquiry nt
Now York was reported to bo unubuted , and
present indications fuvor a further lessoning
of the visible supply on its next publication.
The declining tendency of wheat , and the
bright sunshine near the close of the BBS
eion revived the courage of the bears somewhat -
what , and induced iv little short soiling ,
which caused price1) , in tho' end , to close n
little below the highest of the day. July
shows u gain in the final quotations over
yesterday's resting quotation of % o und
July KC.
Oats shared in the general quietude of the
speculative market , averaging firm , with
jicar futures slightly stronger , owinc to the
inudnrato demand for account of filling In
shorts. July sold at 22M ( < i')2 c , with Sep
tember nt n fractional discount , whllo May
was freely offered nt 25J < $2c $ ( ! , with ono
email trade reported nt .Co. The receipts
were fairly liberal , und the withdrawals
wcro below the rgcont nvorago. No. 2 oats ,
to go to store , were strong , with light sales
nt 22j22 > c. Oats by sample wcro in fair
request , for No. 3 whlto to go to store , and
values averaged } { a higher than yesterday ,
with the bulk of sales at 2l ( c. and sonio
trading In special houses nt 20 c. Rail
shippers nnd the local trada did a lair busi
ness , and prices ruled somewhat higher.
Free on board nnd on the trauk lots ranged
ns follows : No. 3 at'Jl o for fair , 2lJ.fc@22c
In provisions un easier feeling WAS wit
nessed. The receipts of hogs wcrono larger
than the trade generally anticipated , but
they unexpectedly sold lower , and exerted a
liciuish influence- the product. The spec
ulator. ! , as a rule , wcro more Inclined to sell
than usual , and in the absence of outside
buying orders , and only a light current do-
imind , they found the market In poor shape
to accommodate them. Their offerings helpet
along the depressed tendency exhibited , and
lower prices prevailed almost ns u mutter of
course : short ribs were Urn strongest article
on the list , though they suffered a decline ol
2 } e. Lurd sold oil for the day from 2 o to
Do , and pork 5@7J c.
CHICAGO lilVE BTOOH. MARKET.
Cnicuao. June 19. fSpoclul Telegram to
TIB Bci : . | CATTLE. Included in to-day's
arrivals of cattle were 11,000 , natives , 400
stlllors nnd 4,000 Toxans. The native cattle
inurkot was In a soml-dcuiorallzcii condition ,
nnd It wes nearly noon before bio'ers got tc
work. Disiojrugiug reports continued .to
pour In from the cast uiui , naturally enough ,
buyers nt this point , who , by the way , hud
liad unusually light orders for Wednesday ,
took advantage of the situation and again
hammered prloeo unmercifully , finally get
tlng , all the cattle they wauled at furthm
decline of lOo. The Texas branch of the
market , for a wonder , opened up ut an ear
lier hour than for some tlmo past , and , do-
ipito liberal offerings , salesmen found an outlet
lot ut steady yesterday's prices for the ourly
turlraU , ami only easy ilgurus for the lute
rain loads. Cholco to oxtrn beeves , $4.20(3 (
4.43 ; medium to good steers. 1 50 to 1500 Ibs ,
$ -1.88ejaUG ; 1SOO to 1850 Ibs , $3.00$4.00 ( : 050 to
1200 lb , $3.40@3.05 ! stocKcrs nnd feeders
mchangcd nt t3.40@3.00 ; cows , hulls and
mixed , $1.40 < 7J > 2.80 ( bulk , 83.23(92.00 ( ; slop-fed
steers. $3.7J@ 1.10 ; Texan cattle , unchanged.
Hoes There was n fairly active trade , to-
lay , but nt n decidedly lower range of values.
Packers proved the largest operators , east
ern shippers being limited in their orders
nnd speculators timid of the out-look. A
? oed clearance , however , was affected on n
basis of $4.15 ( < Jl.2J for good heavy packing
nnd shipping droves , largely at $1.20 for ship-
Ding shapes , and $4.15 for packing grades.
Some ble , ooarso , 420-lb Cedar Hapids hogs
sold down to 81.00 , nnd n Jew selected Phlla-
dclphla * made as Inph ns $4.25. Light hogs
sold slowly nt 8i.3j@4.30 for light mixed , nnd
$4.40 for sorts , with the bulk of , light mixed
at M.2S. Heavy mixed ranged from
to S4.17K-
F1NAN01AU
Nnw Yomc , Juno 10. [ Special Tolognxm
to Tun BEE.I STOCKS. The was n largo
attendance on the stock exchange at the
opening to-day. The Interest appeared more
than usual , nnd the market opened active
nnd Irregular. Vonderbilt ana Gould htocks
were almost neglected. London was a light
seller , nud Chicago was on the buying side ,
and the great part of the trade talked bull
ish. The first prices were very Irregular ,
Hock Island , Louisville & Nashville , Dela
ware ft Hudson , nnd Northern Pacifies
being lower , whllo Jersey Central , Oregon
Transcontinental , and Western Union were
higher , the changes extending to % per cent
from last night's ' price * . Some irregularity
was shown In the early dealings , when Oregon
gen stocks und Atchison made marked ad
vances , whllo the general list moved over n
small range , nnd some stocks , ns the Lacku-
wanna and Now England , soon developed
consldnrnblo weakness , declining fraction
ally. Oregon Navigation gamed 1 per cent ,
to 101 ; Transcontinental 1J { . lo 30 ; Jersey
Central % , lo 114) ; Lackawanna touched
14S # ; New England regained its early loss ,
nnd moved up J , to 52 ; Northern Pacific ,
preferred , went off } ( from last night , to
COX ; Sugar trusts gained % , l ° 113 } $ ; Chicago
cage Gas sold at SO.-f , and oft to 5SJ the first
hour. During the hour to 12 o'clock the
market was Influenced by the coal stocks ! ,
which bucamo active nnd strong ; Lacku-
wanna moved up to 14 3 % , followed by Head
ing , and others , which gained but small
fractions. Aside from the coalers , the ao
tlvity was limited to St. Paul , Atehison ,
Now England and Union Pacific. At noon
tha market was firm nt bettor than the
opening figures. The strength of the morn
ing in stocks , under the load of the advance
In coalers , was delusive ; the market proved
a weak ono under natural conditions. Heavy
realizing sales after 12 o'clock caused a de
cline to set In , which gradually suread
through the entire list , and loft prices at the
close very materially lower than last night.
Oregon Navigation , alone , held all its ad
vance of 1 # , to 101 ; Transcontinental
yielded l f , to 35 1 and yet had a net gain
of \ Chicago \ Gas , Cottou Oil , Sugar nnd
Load trusts nil closed steady.
The following were the closing quotations :
V. B. 4s regular. 128ii Northern Paclflo. . SJ
U.S. 4s coupons . . .IMK do preferred
U. 8.4Via regular. . . IIHJJJ 0. .t W. W
U. 8. IJSs coupons..Iffly do preferred 141 " 4
PacllloUrtcf 'ilo 118 N.Y.Central 103
Central Pacific 36H P. U.AK ! 2
Chicago A : Alton. . . . Ul Hocklslaurt lfi
Clilcaifo.Hurllngton C. , M. &St.P 71
.tQulney 1 do preferred 11"
D..L.&W U7i 8U > aul& Omaha. . : u
Illinois Central 114 do preferred U7K
i. , i ) . & \v 01 ; Union Pacific CIH
Kansas iteTexas. . . . lli { W..St. L.P. . . . . . . . 10J4
J.nke Shore ll } j do preferred 2SH
Michigan Central. . 00 WestornUnlon S7y
MissouriPacltfc. . . .
Moxisr On call , at 2@3 } .
PJUJJB MERCANTILE PAI-BH 333 > a per
cent.
STISKLINO ExcitiNGR Dull but steady ;
sixty-day bills , $4.87 ; demand ,
PRODUCE MA.IUCI5T3.
CHICAGO , Juno 19. 1:18 p. m. close Wheat
Lowcrcash ; , SOc ; July , 77 } c ; December ,
Corn Steady ; cash , 84c ; July ,
September , 85 'c.
Oats Steady : cash , SSJ' c ; July , 213-lOc ;
September , 22 } c.
Hyo Cash U'JJi'c.
Barley Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy $1.28.
Flax No. 1 , 51.52 .
Whisky $1.03.
Pork Lower ; cash , 811.55 ; July , 811.57X ;
Septemuer , tll.75.
Lard Steady ; cash. 10.45 ; July , $0.50 ;
September $8.G5@O.G7 } .
Flour Firm und unchanged ; winter
wheat.4.50 ; soring wheat , S1.30 ®
5.80 ; rye , & 45@J.CO. !
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , .12i4@o.25 ;
short clear , $ C.12 ( (46.29 ; short ribs , $ n.7ii
05.80.
Butter Easier ; creamery , 13KlCa ; dairy ,
Cheese In good demand ; full cream
choddarn 8 > /8 jo ; flats , 7 @Sc ; Young
Americas , fa4@8 > ic.
Eggs Unolianned ; fresh , 10@12c.
Hides Unchanged ; houvy and llghtgroon
salted , BJ o ; salted dull , 4)40 ) ; green salted
calf , Oc ; dry flint , 7c ; dry salted , 7c ;
dry calf , 7@So ; deacons , 25o o , ch ,
'fallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
4c ; No. 2 , 3j c ; cake , 4J c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour 14,000 13,000
Wheat 7,000 7,000
Corn 200,000 251,000
Oats 173,000 340,030
Now York , June 10. Wheat Receipts ,
43,000 ; exports , 85,000 ; spot moderately
nctlvo but lower ; No. 2 red , bZ o in store ;
S4J @ 64fc } afloat ; 8IJ ! @ 85 fo f. o. b. ; JNO.
8 red , TGMc ; ungraded red , SlJ @S5 o ; op
tions weak und lower ; July , b2 c.
Corn Receipts , 20 ,000 ; exports , 134,000 ;
spot fairly nctlvo und firmer : No. 2 , 4u @
4lXc ( in elevator ; 43j ( i42Xo afloat ; un-
grndod mixed , 41@42 c ; options fairly active
and steady.
Oats-Receipts , 217,000 ; exports. 1.000 ;
spot quiet and lower ; Juno , 3S ! o ; inly ,
2Sc ; spot No. 3 white , 33) ) c ; mixed west
ern , 20@30c.
CotToo Options firm and higher ; sales ,
121OUObags ; Junoll.75@14.00JulyS14.75@ ;
15.10 ; spot Hlo firmer ; fall-cargoes , $17.50.
Petroleum Steady but qulot ; United
closed at t i ) c.
Eggs Firmer ; western , . . _
Porlc Qulot ; now , 813.00Q 13.23.
Lard Lower ; July , $0.84.
Butter Steady ; western
Chccso Dull ; western ,
KunaiiH CKy , Juno 10 , Wheat
Quiet ; No. 3 rod , cash , UOc bid : July , COo
bid ; No. 2 soft , cash , TSJ c.
Corn Qulot ; No. 2 , casti , 2Go bid ; July ,
20o bid ; No. 2 whlto , cash , 33 > tfo bid.
Oats No. 2 cash , lOo bid.
Liverpool , Juno 10. Wheat Steady
and doinnud poor ; holders offer moderately.
Corn Quiet but steady.
Miniii'iili-f | , Juno 10 , SVhcat Sumplo
wheat steady ; receipts , 07 cars ; shipments ,
73 cars. Closing ; No. 1 hard , Juno and
July , 07u ; on track , OSo ; No. 1 northern ,
Juno and July , OOc ; on track , 0305u ; No ,
U northern . . , Juno und July , Slu ; ou track ,
Dfiv ? *
Milwaukee , Juno 19. Wheat Easy ;
cash and July , 74Jfc ,
Corn Quiet ; No. 3 , 34 , '
Oats Dull ; No. 2 , white , 2
Hyo Firm ; No. 1 , 4'Jo.
Uarloy Nominal ; No. 2 , 50@51c.
Provisions Easilcr ; pork , cash , $11,53.
Cliiolnnntl , Juao 10. Wheat Firm ;
No. 2 rod , 87c ,
Corn Strong ; No. 3 mixed , 87e.
Oats-Steady : No. 3 mixed , 23 > . > 3Ji'o.
Wlilsky-ei.oi
St. Lou IB , June 19. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 620 ; July , 72 c.
Corn Firm : cash , 3lo ; July , Z\o. \
Oats Firm ; cash , 2-i e ; July , SJVo.
Pork-Steady at 8 12.0 J ,
Lard Nominally lower at 50.35.
\Vlilsky Steady ut * i.OJ.
Uuttor Unchanged ; creamery , 14@lOo ; '
dairy , 1213c.
lavia STOCK.
Ohloairo , Juno 19. The Drovors" Journal
reports I > H follow * i
Cattle Hocelpt.3 , 15,000 ; market slow ;
natives , 5 to l&o lower ; boovcs , $ i. 0@4.45 ;
ttecra , f3.40Ql.l5 ; stookera und feeders ,
83.403.GO ; cows , bulls nnrl mixed , (1.403
2.80 ; Texan cattle , $1.70i$3.40.
Hogs Receipts , 21,000 ; market fairly
nctivos prices 5 to lOo lower ; mixed , 8UUd $
4.ri5 ; heavy , 8t.05@4.80 ; light , 8t.2CKS4.5U ;
skips , $2.1.0(34,00. ( *
Sheep Kocolpt * . 4,503 ; market fairly
native , 5 to lOo higher ; natives , $3.00(34.85 ( ;
western , M.)0@4U3 ) ; Toxnns , $2.5g4.10 ( ;
iambs , fl.75@37oOppr head.
Knnnnn Ollr , Juno 19. Cnttlo Ho-
celpts , 4,000 ; shipments , 2,700 ; market slow ,
weak nnd lower ; common to choice corn fed ,
? 3.20ffi4.)0 ( ( ) ; stackers' und feeders lower nt
§ 3.00(33.20 ( ; cows weak nnd lower at $1.00
@ 3.2-t
Hogs Receipts , 10,000 ; shipments , 1,000 ;
light , $4.104.15.
Nntlon.il Mtoole Viml' , 13ait St.
Louis , Juno 79. Cnttlo Hecoipts , 2,903 ;
shipments , lGJmarkot ; strong ; fair to choice
heavy native stctrs , S3.10@4.30 ; stackers nnd
feeders , $3.20@3.25 ; rangnrs , corn-fed , $2.75
@ 3.40.
Hogs Receipts. 4,800 ; shipments , 700 ;
market steady ; choice heavy butchers' ami
light grades , S4.20@4.30 ; packing , 54.10 ®
4.25 ,
Sioux City , Juno 10. Cattle Receipts , ,
320 ; shipments , 2JO ; market steady ; fat
steers. $3.00@3.89 ; stackers und feeders ,
$2.23VJ2.90. (
Hogs Hecoipts. 2,000 ; market lower ;
light and mixed , $3.9) ; heavy , $3.02f@4.00. }
OMA.Ua IjlVB STOOIC.
Cattle.
Wednesday , June 19.
Close to two thousand cattle made up to
day's receipts. The market ruled unusually
slow , In fact It was flat all the morning. The
reports from other points were unfavorable ,
and the packers had orders to buy 20@-.r > o
lower. The shippers hud information that
their cattle were selling on the Chicago mar
ket at about what they paid for them hero.
Under such circumstances the buycr3\woro
very timid , and the volume of business was so
small during the forenoon ns to cut no figure
In the market. It was late before salesmen
could find nn outlet for their cattle oven ut n
concession of 15Z20c. ( It bus been weeks
since the market lias boon in such n bnd con
dition as it was to-day. There have been
low days and slow days , but nothing so bad
as to-dn.v's ' trade. There is only ono word
that can anywhere near express the situa
tion , and that word Is "demoralized. "
IJutclicrs' stock did not suffer so much ns
bouf cattle , but it was weak. There was
nothing new in the stacker and feeder line ,
excepting a disposition on the part of buyers
to obtain u reduction In prices.
llo < cs.
llocs sold In the same notch as yesterday ,
and that Is about all there Is to say about the
market. The demand was good , both local
nnd shipping , nnd the pens were cleared at
an early hour. Nearly everything sold
within n range of 5c , the most popular price
bmrig $3.C ( > for heavy and mixed hogs. Some
choice light sold as high ns $4.05. Thus far
this week the market bas been very steady ,
and there have been no fluctuations in
prices.
Siiccp.
There were n few sheep hero , but they
were consigned direct to a packer , and were
not offered on the market. There is a pretty
good demand , und If there wcro any desira
ble muttons hero they would sell at firm
prices.
Hecuipts.
Cattle 1,900
Hogs 5,800
Sheep 2SO
Horses 24
Prevailing Prices.
The following U ntabla of pries ? paid la
this market for the gr.iJji of stojlc men
tioned :
Prime steers , 1300 to 1000 Ibs..83.75 @I.OO
Good steers , 1250 to 1430 Iba. . . 3.7J ( ( 3.90
Good steers. 1050 to 1303 Ibs. . . 3.5'J @ 3.t > 0
Common cannurs 1.50 ( i 2.00
Ordinary to fair cows 2.0J ( ( 2.40
Fair to good cows 2.4J ( ( 2.50
Good to choice cows 2.50 M2.90
Choice to fancy cows , heifers. . 2.1)0 ) ( (1)3.20 )
Fair to coed bulb 2.0J ( u)2.9J )
Good to choice bulls 2.50 OJ3.00
Lignt stockers and feeders. . . . 2.75 (52.90 (
Good feeders. 950 to 1100 Ibs. . 3.0J IR3.15
Fair to choice light hoes 4.00
Fair to choice heavy h5gs 3.95
Fair to choice mixed hogs 3.05 @ 4.00
Fair to medium native sheep. . 3.50 ( 4.25
Good to choice native sheeo. . . 4.0J M4.50
Fair to choice western sheep. . 3.25
Shorn sheep 3.00 ( c 4.00
Representative Sales.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
0 1019 $3 50 20. .1170 S3 55
7. .1050 3 50 08. .1120 8 02)4
22. .1033 3 50 50. .1220 3 70
30. .1109 3 50 18. .1377 3 75
43. .112J 3 00 8G. .1208 8 75
89. .1423 3 S2 } 10. .1118 8 55
Ill .1297 305 18. .1074 8G2K
30. .1024 3 90 82. .1301 3 70
19. .112S 3 45
COWS.
1. .1160 2 00 20. . . .1013 2 40
3 . 700 2 00 .1033 2 40
1. .1040 2 00 i- : : : .1063 2 W
9. .10,13 3 00 i24. . . . .1021 2 On
14. , . 093 2 25 3. . . . fc07 2 75
.1055 2 25 1. . . .1140 2 75
.12GJ 2 25 1. . . .1010 2 00
.1079 2 50 3. . . .1263 1 50
CASXKHS.
.12fiO 105 0. . . . 057 1 05
1. . 777 1 05 22. . . . 053 1 75
15. . 841 1 W 1. . . . 95'J 1 75
11. 1 05 0 . . . 945 175
HULLS.
1. .1010 100 3. . . .1835 2 90
1. 1040 1 00 1. . . .1S70 2 50
.1115 1 74
STOCKCltS.
1. . 740 350 0. . . 490 2 05
1.G.
G. . 495 2 05
20. 971 30(1 ( 25 . 839 300.
1. 740 2 50
bTEKKS AND H131FEKS , YEA11LINGS.
0. 749 350 52 . 752 3 GO
0.r. 0.n CALVES.
n 130 375 2 . 210 425
r. 107 3 00
MIXED.
814 3 SO
10. 551 2 00
noos.
noos.No.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk. Pr.
81. , .820 * 1GO 3 90 72. . .241 100 3 97
00 , .201 100 8 95 58. . .234
47. , : ; 2i lee 8 95 70. . .2-18 40
71. , .25-1 80 a 95 03. . , .253 80
70. , .27U 3 95 58. . ,254 80 3
05. , .257 40 8 95 CO. . .211 3
50. , .230 120 3 95 03. . .218 SO 8
01. , .203 _ 8 Oj 03. . .218 80 U
02. , .201 100 3 95 71. . .2J5 200 3
03. , .850 & 0 3 05 07. . .259 bO 3
53. , .203 120 895 55. . ,250 120 3
47 , 8 05 05. . .200 8 97
47. ! ! 'MO - 3 95 4 $ . . .3Jto SO 8 9i
50 . .27 ! ) 120 305 09. . .253 bO 39 %
02. . .201 80 8 95 120. . , 200 bO 397 $
01 , . .251 40 8 1)5 ) 01. . .215 3
01. 3 85 03. . 277 32fl
f.7. ! ! 800 60 3 95 74. . .207 4 00
40. . .300 40 3 05 03. . .249 4 00
r.i. , . ! ! 05 bO a 95 110. . .UJO SO 4 00
25. ' fl 95 04. . .240 40 4 00
143 ! .2 ! > 7 400 a ( is 09. . .207 4 00
05 , , .2sO 80 3 ! )5 ) 03. . .234 40 4 00
(10 ( , . .273 - . 8 95 55. . .295 120 4 00
5 , . .204 60 3 95 00. SO 4 00
71. . .241 } 40 8 95 71. 4 00
03. , .200 80 8 PS SI. .259 40 4 00
57. . .333 3 95 04. HO 120 4 00
64. , .2i7 80 3 95 C5.-J&2 120 4 00
OU. . ,233 IUO 8 95 OS..248 bO 4 00
40 , . .317 80 3 95 52. . 31 40 4 00
59. . .sro so 3 95 03. , . .205 60 4 00
03 , , .2(11 ( 300 U 95 51 . .234. 4 00
C9 , . .273 3 95 10. , . . ' . ' 33 4 00
01 , . .257 SO 3 95 00. , . . 33 400
57 . .2SU 00 8 95 40. . . .217 4 00
51. . .3'iO 80 805 120. , . .343 80 4 00
04. . .270 305 01. , . .237 40 4 00
49. 3 W 70. . . .313 ICO 4 00
05. ! ! 3J7 40 ! l 95 01. , . .230 100 4 00
51. . .818 3U5 78. , ' ' 400
69. . ,307 60 3 90 09. , . . 'J33 40 4 00
. .303 100 895 53. , . .288 4 00
. .3JO 3 95 b'J. , " 40 4
03. , .2ol 40 897 ; W. , .205 to 4 05'
00. . .207 - 3 07 75..160 SO 4 05
Ijlvo Stock Notes.
Hogs a year ago $5,25g5.55.
Top on ueovoa u year ago (5.70.
Hogs gold three years og ) f3.7Cc$3.7G.
liango on hogs live yoac/t ago 2i.3J34-.50.
if * sw-V.1 * * . .
Highest prlco on baovos two years ago
$4.15. Jc .
Kankln Bros. , of Cnmurjn'go , had hogs on
the market. jV ,
J. P. Fall , Of Silver Ql j''hnd ' two cars of
hogs hero. ,
if
T. J. Dunn , of DoWltt , lUnd two cars of
cattle nt the ynrds. i . s
C. W. McCotnb had hogs hero from Wll-
sonvllle. ' ' Jj
John Uowcr , of Ulnnchnrd , In. , was herewith
with stock. > ' 4
William Frohn , of HOsn.'hnd ' cnttlo hero.
Mr. Williams , of Williams & Wntklns , was
over from Missouri Va oy with n load of
cattle , ( ( ,
John Murdock , Wood Hlvcr , brought m
five car loads of corn-fed Utah cnttlo.
Mr. D.iwaon , of the Weeping Wntor firm
of Duwson & IBUbop , Wai on the market
With n load of hoga.
C. W. McComb came up from Wilsonvillo
with two loads of hogfl , one of which sold
for ? 4.05 , ttio top prlno paid-
A. J. Wourin , of Hustings , In. , came ever
with three loads of hogs.
Among the shippers hero to-day were J.
P. Fall. Silver City , la. , two cars of hogs ;
Henry Hammer nnd II. Dolchlor , Mlnoula ,
la. , the former with ono oar of hogs nnd the
loiter with two ; G. W. Hitchlns , Plainviow ,
a car of cattle nnd ono of hogs.
Wiley lilacic marketed , two loads of hogs.
N. Uslsscn had n loud of cattle hero from
Handolph.
II. M. Hurcoss , Cambridge , was looking
over the yards.
Thomas Price , n regular Thnycr shipper ,
wns on the market with throe cars of cattle.
E. Mllchell-Innls , of Mltcholl-Inuls Bros. ,
Sehuylor , wns In this morning with two
loads of cattle.
C. E. Gunncll , of Paxton , wns on the mnr-
kot with two cars of cattle and ono of hogs.
OMAHA AVJlOIjl3 Aljl3 MAUKI3TS.
Produce. I < 'rnite ' , KJC.
Receipts of butter nro liberal nnd nro taken
on arrival ut quotations. Eggs nnd cheese
steady. Fruits and berries somuwhat less
plentiful and prices stiff.
BUTTEU Table dairy , 18@14c ; packers' '
stock , 8@10c. Creamery. Prints , fancv , 10
@ 18c : choice , 14@15c ; sol'd ' packed , 10@lle.
Eons Strictly fresh , 12@18o.
Ciir.Esi : Young America , fullcreum , 10)c ) ;
twin flats , 9 > o ; off grades , 4@0c ; Van Hos-
som Edoui , 511.50 per doz ; sap sago , 19c ;
brick , HCil2c ; limburgcr , U(310e ; domestic
Swiss , 18) ) < o ; skims , 24c ; chceso safes ,
bronze medal. No. 8 , ? 2.85.
POUI.THY Live hens , per dozen , ? 3.50@
? 4.jO ( ; mixed , S3.253.50 ; spring , $2.00(3)2.75 ( ) ;
turkeys , " ( 8c per Ib ; ducks , $ J.OO ( ( 3.50 ;
geese , $3.00@4.00 ; live pigeons , ? 1.50.
OIIANOES Hlversido , ? 4.05.00 ! ) fancy
paper rind St. Michaels , ? 8.7f4.2.r ( ? > ; fancy
Duarte Mediterranean sweets , $3.0Q@4.00 ;
Los AiiROles ( choice ) $3.00.
LEMONS Choice , S4.50@5.00 ; fancy , ? 5.75@
7.00.
7.00.PEACHES
PEACHES Per % bu box , 81.2.V31.50.
APPLES Per % bu box , 575c. ( )
Ciir.muns Per 24 quart case , ? 1.25 ; per 10
quart drawer , $1.00.
BLACKiiEituiBS Per 24 quart case , 52.00
BLACK HASPIIEKUIES Per 24 quart case ,
$3.00@3.50.
Hisw UASPBCIIKICS Per 24 pint case. $3.50.
SxuAwiiEimiEs Per 24 quart case , ? 2.75@
3.00 ; 2 bu. stand , $7.00. ' '
GoosEiiEuitiEs Per 2'tm. stand , S4.00 ; 24
quart case , 82,50. '
PLMIS Per 524 quart'easo , , $2.00@2.50' < f ;
% bu box , 50@75c. ' '
PI.VR APPLES Per dor , § 3.00@3.50.
BAXAXAS Accordiug'to' size , per bunch ,
"
f2.00 ( ( : ) .00. *
COCOAXUTS Per 100'S3 ;
FiiUhli FISH White1 fish , per Ib , 7@S } c ;
trout , uor Ib , 9c ; white perch , per Ib , 7c ;
buffalo , per Ib. 7c ; picucrel , per Ib , Oc ; black
bass , per Ib , lie.
13 HANS Choice hand'picked navy , S1.75 ;
choice hand picked medium , S1.C5 ; choice
hand picked country , Sl.OO ; clean country ,
? 0@1.25. | '
EAUI.V VEGETAiiLES-i-Potatoes. Cal. . per
Ib , 2c ; southern , per bbl , SJ.OO ; onions , Cal. .
$2.00 ; green peas , per bu box , 51.00 ;
tomatoes , per % bu box , $2.00 ; aspar.igus ,
pcrdozbch. 5'Jc@$1.00 ; cauliflower , $2.00 ;
eggplant , $1.75@i.OO ; squash , 75c ; cucum
bers , 40c ; soup bunches , SOc ; lettuce , 25c ;
radishes , 20c ; green onions , 15@20c ; now
carrots , 2Uc ; pie plant , per Ib , 3.
HIKES , PELTS , TALLOW. ETC. Green salted
hides , 5c ; dry salted hides , 5e ; dry flint
hides , 7c ; calf hides , Go ; damaged hides , 2o
less ; sheep pelts , green , each , 25c@H.OO ;
sheep pelts , dry , per Ib , 0@12c ; wool ,
average , 14@lSc ; tallow , No. 1 , 8@3 > fc ;
grease , "A , " 4c ; grease , yellow , 3.
APALH BUTTEU 7c.
CIUEU Hbls , $5 ; hf bbls , ? 3.
MAPLE SUOAII 12 @ 15c per Ib.
POTATOES Choice , sacked , per bu , 25@30c ;
Colorado , 40(7845c. (
VEAL Choice medium size , 5J @ 7c ; choice ,
heavy , 4@0o ; spring lambs , § 30.0J@30.00 per
dozen.
14@l5c perlb for choice.
PuiisnitVKs OUftfjlOc per Ib.
JELLIES 8KC'4c per Ib.
BKESWAX No. 1 , I8@20c.
HAY S3.00@5.50.
CHOP Fisni ) S10.00@10.50.
BIIAN * 10.00C 10.25.
Pitovisioxs Hams , No. 1 , 1Mb average ,
KC ; 2U@221bs. lOi c ; 12@14 Ibs , 12c ; No.
2 , OJ o ; specials , 12J c ; shoulders , 7o ; break
fast bacon , No. 1 , Ho ; specials , 12 } < o ; pic
nic , 7 o ; hum sausage , lO'c ' ; dried beef
hams , Uc ; beef tongues , $0.00 per dozen ;
dry suit meats , CJ @Gfc per Ib.
SAUHAOU Bologna , 4@4J.Jc ; Frankfurt
7 c ; tongue , 9o ; summer , ISJtfo ; head
cheese ,
POIIK Family , backs , per bbl , S13.00 ;
K-bbls , $0.75 ; mess , bbls , 813.50 ; JbbU ,
SU.25 ; pig-pork , bble , 17.50 : Jf-bbl8 , fc'J.OO. '
UECF-TONQUES Salt , bbls , t'-O.OO.
Grocorloa.
OILS Kerosene P W , lOc ; W AV , 12o ;
headlight , llJa ; salad oil , S2.15@9.UO per
dozen.
PickLEs Medium , per bbl , $5.00 ; small ,
? (5.00 ( ; glierldns. Sr.OO ; C & B chow-chow ,
qts , 0.00 ; pts , 83.50.
WIUPPIXO PApiiu Straw , per Ib. IK ©
2Jo ; rair , 2 c : Manilla B , Oc ; No , 1 , 9c.
SALT Dairy. 140 2-lb pkga , ? 2.70 ; do 100
3-lb pkgs , ? J.UO ; do 00 5-lb pkgs , $2.50 ; do 28
10-lb pkgs , t3 40 : Ashton , bu bugs , 50 Ib , 85c ;
do4-bu bags , 224-lb. $3.40 ; do M S A , 50-lb
bugs , 55u ; per bll , $1.15.
SHEIKS Bird , 4 | < TSOc. (
S M.SOIIA. ldy Xa perlb.
STAUCII 5) ) @ 7c per Ib.
STOVE POLISH 8J.OO@5,87 per gross.
SI-ICES Whole , per lu Allspice , Ho ; Cas
sia China , iocs cloves , Zanzibar , 2Jo ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 70c ; popper , 20o.
SUOAUS Granulated , p f@10c ; confection-
orn A. 9Ko ; standard , o\'trn ' C , \ > if\ \ yellow
C , 8tfc ; powdered , 10@10i < fi ; cut loaf ,
'
IllVTu ; cubes , lOUo. "
TEAS Quhpowucr/JO hjA ; Japan , 20@IOc ;
Y. Hyson , S8f30o ( ; dolcnik2l'50. ;
VIXKOAU Per gal , 18'rt'ip.
FISH Suit Dried codlWh. OK@3 c ; hull
but , I2o ; sculed horrlijg , 25o per box ; hoi ,
herring , dora , SOc ; Humburg sjiiced herring ,
S1.00@1.10 ; hoi. hcrrliKr.Wo ; mackerel , hlf
bbls , No. 1 , $18.00 ; largo "tumily , $12.50 per
100 Ihs ; whllclisb , No. 1 , ' $7,25 ; family , $3.00 ;
Irout. S5.0U ; salmon , Sb.0i ( ) uncUovies , 10 Ib
pails , b'c. , f
LYi-$1.754.50. : .l l"
NuTb-Almonds , 10@J8p ; Brazils. 9o ; ul-
berts , 12c ; pecuns , 10caliuts ; ) , lOu ; peanut
cocks , Oc ; roasted , lOc. , ,
BAGS American A , B&itnloss , 17o ; Union
Square paper , discount , , ! , ' ) per cent.
CoiTEEs Green Fatrcy/ old golden HIo ,
27c ; fancy old peaberry , tfJa ; Hlo , choice to
funav , 22o ; Hio , prime lC ; Hlo , good , 17c ;
Moclin , 2Uo : Juvu , fancy Mundchllng. 29o ;
Java , good Interior , 34o.
COFFEES Hoasted Arbuckle , 24"fc " ! ; Mc-
Lnugblln's XXXX. 31o ; Gorman , J.4 o ;
Dill worth . . _ , 24i'c _ . _ _ ; * Alarouia. - . . _ _ . 245 , , < ? . 0. - ,
v ± v. 4. IIUWUUD , wai. lj jiuuiuu , * vuj iHllujr
uuncolcd , ll13o ; Salt Lake , ( Jo. Prunes ,
O.U. It C , m c. CurruutB , 4J/5jfo !
'IMrklsli prunes , 4Jfo , Citron pool. SSn.
Loinon pool. Ho. Dates , lOc. PiKs. 0 ( < ? 10o.
Haisins , Afalaea bunch , dohesas , $5.00 per
boxValciicias , pop Ib , To ; Cul. G < fc S , $3.40
nor box. Dried grapes , Go , Hlacltberrlcs.S o ,
Pitted ' homes , lOo. Pitted plums , 8@0 > ? o.
Ruspcerries , 24o , Neoturiues , laKCjlUo.
CANNED FJUII Urook trout , U Ib , 83.40 ;
Baltnon trout , 2 Ib. M.85 : clams , 1 Ib , 81.25 ;
clams , 3 Ib , $3.00 ; clam chowder , a Ib , * 2.25 :
dovlllcd uiabs , 1 Ib , W.25 ; devillod crabs , 3
Ib , S3.GO ; coilllsh balls.'J 11) , 81.75 ; caviar , yt
Ib , 13.25 ; cols , 1 Ib , * 3.2j ; loosters , 1 Ib , * 2.MJ ( ;
lobsters , I Ib , ei.W ) ; lobitcrs , dovlllod , JJ Ib ,
(2.25 ; ihuckorel ; 1 Ib , $1,00 ; inuokurel mus
tard sauco. 3 Ib. { 2.VO : mackerel tomato
Btxiico , & Ib , $3.00 ; oysters , 1 Ib. 8Sc ; oysters ,
2 Ib , ? 1.M ) ; salmon , O. It , 1 Ib , $3.10 ; salmon ,
O. ll , 31b. M.10 ; salmon , Alaska , 1 Ib , $1.85 ;
salmon , Alaska , 3 Ib , 3.00 ; shrimp * , 1 Ib ,
$2.05.
OANDT Otffjia o per Ib.
CiiocoUTn AND COCOA 31@30o per Ib ;
nri r Clilokoryrod. SA.
OtxaEn Jnmulcn , ) { pts. , $3.00 per doz.
FAIIINACEOUS Goons Harley , ncWf0 ? 'nr-
inn , 4c ; peas , He ; ontmunl. " } { ( iHaumcn \ -
roni , llo ; vcniilcolll , Ilo ; rlco , 4Jfi7o ( ; SBBO
nnd tapoa ,
lrjGoods. .
BATTS Standard , 8c ; Oem , lOc ; Beauty ,
12Vc ; JJoono , l-lo ; U , cased. MfiO.
Ui.ANKr.Ts White , $1.107.50 ; colored ,
$1.10@S.OO.
CAMIIKICS Slater , 60 : Woods , Bo ; Stan
dard , Bo ; Peacock , fie.
CAUi'ET WAIIP ulbb Whlto , lOo ; Colored ,
OOrt
$ t.COC3.5.00. )
COIISBT JEANS Boston , "Jfc ; Androscog-
pln , TJ o ; Koarsargo , 7J c ; Itocltport , O&fc ;
Conoslogn , ( JJ c.
COTTOJJ fi.ANNni.a 10 percent trodo dls.
LL , uublcaehed , BUu ; CC , OJfc ; SS , 75/o ;
EK. 8 < o ; GG , OJfo ; XX , lOj o ; OO. llitfo ;
NN , 1'JKo ; AA , 14o ; DD , 15 } c ; TT , lO&o ;
YY , ISo ; BB , 19o ; SO bleached , 8 0 ; GO ,
12' c ; SO , lilj o ; 60 brown and slate , Do ; 70 ,
lS&s00lGc ; :
Uiusn Stevens' ' B , BJ o ; Stevens' A , 7c ;
bloacbod , So ; Stevens' 1J , 7Jfe ; bleached ,
8 0 ; Slovens' N , 8Kc ; bleached , OXc ?
Slovens' SHT , ll c.
DISNIMS AinosKonp , 0 oz. , 10 } o ; Everett ,
7oz. , lic ! ; York , 7 oz , , lo ! ) ; Hiiymaitor , 8 } c ;
JafTroy XX. ItKo ; .lafTroy XXX , 12Ko ; Uea-
vcr Crock AA , I2o ; Beaver Crock BB , llo ;
Bcnvor Creek CC , luc.
PIIINTS Pink and robes. Richmond , fl' o ;
Allen , Cc : Hlverpolut.B R ! Steel Uivcr,0o } :
Richmond , G c : Pacific , ( IJ c ,
PIIINTS liulifro Blue bt. LoRor , fij c ;
\Vnslilngton , 0 } < je ; American , ( ! ) c ; Arnuld.
OJ o ; Arnold Century , He ; Windsor Gold
Tk't , lOMo : Arnold B , 10 0 ! Arnold A , 12o ;
Arnold Gold Seal , lOKc ; Yellow Seal. lOJ c.
PitiNTS Solid colors. Atlantic , Oc ; Slater ,
Co ; Berlin OH , < > } o ; Garner Oil , G$7c. (
SimiTiNti Chcpks. Caledonia X , I'J ' c ;
Caledonia XX , 10 > c ; Economy. Oc ; Otis , Oc ;
Grunlto , OX" ? Crawford checks 8c ; Haw
River ulalds , 5J c.
Siicr.Ttxo Brown. Atlantic A , 4-1 , 7c ;
Atlantic H , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , ilj c ; At
lantic P. 4-4 , Gc ; Aurdrn LL , 4-4. Oc ; Aurora
0,4-4,4 0 ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , Gfc : Booster
LL , 4-4 , boTndi.in \ Head , 4-4 , 7c ; Lawrence -
ronco LL , 4-4 , Bc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5 > c ;
Pcppcroll R , 4-4 , 7o ; Popporoll E , 40-inch ,
7 } c ; Popiioroll , 8-4 , 17c ; Pcppcroll , 0-4 , COc ;
Pepporell , 10 4. 22c.
DUCK Wrst Point. 29 in. , 8 oz , O c ; Wrst
Point , 20 In. , 10 oz , 12V c ; West Point , 29 in. ,
12 oz , 15i c ; West Point , 40 iu , 11 oz , IGc.
FLANN-ELS Plaid Raftsmen , SOc ; Goshen ,
; Clear Lake , 80 > o ; Iron Mountain ,
. .
chco No. 2. Jf , ari o : QucchcoNo. B ,
Anawun , 82J c ; Windsor , 2-J' ' c.
FLANNELS Ucn. C. 2-1 inch , Ifi' c ; E , 24
Inch , 21 > c ; G G. 24 Inch , 20c ; H A F , % ,
25c ; J R Ffc { . 27c ; G , J25c. .
GixoiiAM. Plunkctt chocks , GJfc ; Whitr-
tcnton , OJ o : York , 7 } < c ; Normandi dress ,
7 c ; Calcutta dress , 7J < ci Whittenton dress ,
iy \ Renfrew dress , 8 @ 12J c.
KENTUCKY JEANES Memorial , IHo ; Stand
point. 18o ; Durham. 27c ; Hercules , 18c ;
Leamingtan , 22 > < c ; Glen wood , 20c ; Mel
ville. 2Tic ; Bang-up , 27 > c.
MiacEi.i-ANnous. Table oil cloth , $2.GO ;
table oil cloth nmrblo , $2.50 ; plain Holland ,
G ; dado Holland , 12 } c.
BiEACiiin : Ellerton ,
HouseUeerjor , 8Kc ; Now Candidate , 8 c ;
Berkeley i-uinbrlo No. GO , Oc ; Best Vet. 4-4 ,
G ? c ; Butter cloth OO , 4 > c ; Cabot 7Kc ;
Farwell. half bleached , S c ; Fruitof Loom ,
Oc ; Greene G , Co ; Hope , 7 c ; King Phillip
cambric , lOc ; Lonsdalo cambric. lOo ; Lons-
dale , SJ-fc ; N&w Y-rk mills , lOc ; Peppcroll ,
42 in , lOc ; Peppercll , 40 in , Uc ; Pcpperoll ,
0-4 , 14J c ; PoDiiorell , 8-4 , 2Jc ; Pcppcroll , 0-4 ,
22c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 24c ; Canton , 4-4 , S c ;
Canton. 4-4 , OVic ; Triumph , Go ; Wamsutta ,
He ; Valley , 5c.
TICKS Oakland , A , 7 c : " International ,
YY , 8c ; Shetucket , S , 8Kc ; Warren , No. 870 ,
IGc ; Berwick , BA , ISc ; Acme. 13c ; York ,
30 in , 12 c ; York , 33 in , ISJ c ; Swift River ,
80 ; Thorndtko OO , 8kc ; Thorndiko EF ,
8) c ; Thordiko 120 , ( l c ; Thorndiko XX ,
15c ; Cordis No. 5. O c ; Cordis No. 4. IQ&c.
Atctaln.
BLOCK Tix Eng. ref "g " , small pig , 27c ;
bar , 28c.
Coi'i'EK Planished boiler sizes , Sic ; cold ,
rolled. SOc ; sheathing , SOc ; pitts , SOc ; flats ,
80u.
80u.GALVANIZED
GALVANIZED Snr.ET Iito.v Juniuta , dis
count , CO per cent.
PATENT PLANISHED IKON No. 24 to 27 , A
quality , per Ib , 10 > c : No. 2-1 to 27 , B quality ,
OJrfc. For loss than bundle add ' e per Ib.
SHEET IKON No. 20 , $3.40 ; No. 27 , $3.50
SOI.DEU Hoyt Metal Co.'s balf-and-nnlf ,
in 1-lb cases , per Ib , IGc ; commercial half-
and-half , lee ; No. 1 , In bars , Me.
TIN PLATE ( Best Charcoal ) 1C , 10x14.
225 shoots , fG.fid ; IX10x14. . 225 sheets ,
$3.23 ; 1C , 12x12 , 225 shoots , Sli.50 ; IX , 12x12 ,
225 sheets , SS.25 ; 1C , 14x20 , 112 sheets , S3.50 ;
IX , 14x20 , 112 shoots. $ ti.25 ; IXX , 14x20 , 112
sheets , § 10.00 ; IXXX , 14x20 , 113 sheets ,
$11.76 : 1C , 2.x23 , 112 sheets , $13.50 ; 2.x23 ,
112 sheets , S17.00 ; IXX , 2x23 , 112 sheets ,
S20.BO.
CoKE-IC , 10x14 , 225 sheets , 51.00 ; 1C ,
14x20 , 112 sheets , & 0.00 ; 1C , 10x20 , 225
sheets , S0.50.
ROOFING ( Best Charcoal ) 20x23 , 59.75 ®
10.75. . , -
STKCL NAILS Base , $2.20 ; steel wire noils ,
baie , S2.GO.
LKU > Pig , 4o ; bar , 4Jfo-
BAKU Wntn Painted , f3.25 ; galvanized ,
$3.75@3.90. _
Lumber. Liinu , Kto.
t Dimensions nnd Timbers
12 ft , 14 ft. 10 ft , 18 ft. 20 ft. 22 ft. 24 ft.
2x4. . 15.00 15.00 15.0D 1000 10.00 13.03 10.00
2x0. . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 19.00
2x8. . 15.00 15.00 15.CO 10.00 10.00 18.00 10 00
2x10. 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10 O'J 18.00 10.00
2x12. 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 10.00
4x48x8
8x8 10.03 10.00 10.00 17.00 17.00 18.00 19.00
FCNCI.NO No. 1 , 4 and 0 Incii , 12 and 14 ft ,
rough , ? 10.0fl@lfi.50 ; No. 1,4 and 0 Inch , 1C
feet , fl7.CO@17.50 ; No. 2 , 4 nnd 0 inch , 12
nnd 14 foot , SW.50@1I.00 ; No. 2 , 4 and Oilich ,
10 feet , S15.00@10.00.
Fi.NisiiiNo 1st and2d clear , IX inch.s 2
B , fl9.00@51.00 ; 1st and 2cl clear , IK < nd 2
inch , s 2 s , 8 7.00@40.00 ; 3d , clour , IJf inch ,
s 2 s , * f48.00@fG.OO ; M clear , \yt nnd
2 Inch , s 2 s , $13 00@ 10.00 ; B select , IJi" , W ,
mid 2 Inch , s 2 s , * 37.03@33.00 ; 1st and 2nd ,
clear , 1 inch , s 2 s , ? 45.00 ; 8d clear , 1 inch , s
3 s , ? 3(5.00 ( , A select , 1 inch , a 2 s , 33,00 ; B
select , 1 Inch , B 3 B , f'iO.OO.
STOCK BoAitns A 12 In , sis , 12 , 14 nnd
10 ft , $40.00 : B 12 in. B 1 s 12 , 14 and 10 ft ,
$41.00 ; C 12 In , B 1 B , 12. 14 and 10 ft , § 3(1,00. (
D 13 in. sis , 12 , 14 and 111 ft. § 33.00 ; No. 1
com , 12 in ' , s 1 s , 12 ft. $18.00 ; No. 1 com , 13
in , B 1 's , 14 nnd 10 ft , 817.50@18.50 ; No. 1
com , 13 in , s 1 s , 10. 18 nnd 20 U , S1U.BO ; No.
2 com , 13 in , s 1 B , 14 and 10 ft , 517.00.
FLOOIIINH 1st com 0 in white pine , $33.00 ;
3d coin 0 In white pine , & ) l , < iO ; 8dcom Gin
whlto plno , $ . ' 0.)0 ( ) ; d com G in white plno ,
§ 20.00 ; com 4 and Gin yellow pine. $10.00 ;
Star 4 In yellow pine , $17.00 ; 1st and 2d clear
yellow pine , 4 und G In , $10.00.
LIME , ETC , Quinuy whlto llmo ( best ) , SOc ;
English and Gorman Portland cement , 3.45 ;
Milwaukee nnd Louisville , 1.0 ! ! ; Mii-hiRan
plaster , $2.25 ; Fort Dodge plaster , $2.10 ;
Blue Rapid plaster , $1.00 ; hair , 20n ; sash , GO
per ct dls ; doors , blinds , mouldincs , 50 per ct
pis ; tarred felt , per cwt , § 2.00 ; straw board ,
percwt , $ i.CO.
Poi'i.AK LuMiinn Clear poplar box bds , %
in , B 3 s , $35,00 : clonr poplar % In panel ,
$30.00 ; clear poplar % In panel , $25.00 ; clear
poplar ft in panel stock wide , B 2 a , $28.00 ;
clear poplar corrugated colling , % , Jf3'XOO. '
POSTS White cedar. 0 Inch , halves , 12c ;
whlto cedar , 5 } inch , halves and 8 Inch q'rs ,
He ; white cedar , 4 inch , round , Itlo ; Tennes
see red cedar , split , lOo ; epllt oak , ( white ) ,
80 : sawed oak , i6o.
SHINGLES , LATH , TEH M. XX clear. $3.20 ;
extra * A * . $2.80 ; standard A , 5J.GO ; 5 Inch ,
clear , $1.GO@1.70 ; 0 inch , clear , $1.75@1.80 :
No. 1 , $1.10 ( 1.15 : clear red ccdnr , mixed
widths , $ ! 1.40 ; California redwood , dimen
sion widths , f 1,50 ; cypress , clear heart , di
mension widths , $3.25 ; lath , $3.50. '
MntiU Market.
The American Metal Market has the fol
lowing cable , dated London , Juno 14 ;
Quotations have bcou generally lower , and
trade no more active than n week ntro.
TIN Mndo a ina ccd decline on the wcok ,
nnd has boon dealt m to only u modcrato ex
tent. The opening on Tuesday ( after the
Whitsuntide holiday ) , was steady at about
the Bruno figures as on the preceding Friday ,
but later in tbo day the market grow easier
and closed 2a Gd lower at 01 lOtt and 03 59.
About fia inoro was lout at Wednesday's '
early 'change , and the afternoon's session
brought quotations still lower , cash closing
00 17s Cd , . forward 9l 12s Od , This
Btcady downward movement continued yea-
tcrdny , the day's operations resulting in n
loss to prices of lOs lSs Oil , the creator p.irt
during the first session ; and this morning
forward prompt * wcro again castor , but re
covered to 01 nt the end of the day , with
the cash prlco unchanged at 00 7s On.
COITEU Demand for consumption bain
less plentiful , prices have fallen off ssino
what , though not so rogulnrly oa is the cnso
with tin , Very llttlo clian PO was shown on
Tuesday , but cash bars wcro doun to JMI
12s Od at the close of the day , and forward
delivery was also 108 lower than at the end
of the previous wcolc. Rather n bettor
spirit was shown \Vcduosdny \ forenoon ,
but the temporary Improvement wns soon
lost , and the later Oonlincs for cash bars
were nt Bs less than on the previous day. A
further decline of 10s yesterday mndo the
cash prlco 40 17 Gd , with n backwardation
of 2s Od on thrco months ; but the mnrkot Is
steadier to day though very dull , closing 41
cash , 40 IBs forward.
ANTIMONV Advanced again this week ,
though not so much as last , Hnllolt's being
now quoted 80s higher than lust Friday , nt
00.
00.SPEI.TKH
SPEI.TKH Is n trlflo firmer than n week
ago , ordinary brands bring 18(55218 ( 5s.
LIIAU Hardly changes in price from diiy
to day , or even from week to wcok , but soft
Sunnish pigs are worth a trlllo less , say 13
10s.
10s.Ksrausii
Ksrausii Pie IKON Is still quoted at 3Ss at
Middlcsboro , there having been no chnngo
on the week-
BESSHMKU Pie At lust sympathizes with
the general weaker tendency ; declinin
sixpence to 50 < ) .
STEEL RAILS Move off qulto freely nt the
prices last noted ; 4 12s Gd@ 4 IBs f. o. b.
for heavy sections. BS&
OLD RAILS Quiet nnd steady nt CBs for T's ,
70s ( < 372 < > Os for D. II. . c. i. f. , N. Y.
SciiAl > litoN"Unchangcdnt45s347sGd ( ! f. o.b.
GLASGOW , Friday , .luno 14 , IbSO. Scotcli
warrants Seem now to have settled back
permanently to slightly lower figures. Tlio
opening market or. Tuesday was steady nt
over the latest quotations of the proceeding
wcok , but prices dropped oft on the second
board to 42s 7d , u loss of four pence for the
day ; to which n penny or two was added
the next morning but recovered that after
noon. Dealings were nt lower prices again
yesterday and the closing figure tlirocncnco
lower nt 42s 4d , but in place of n fresh loss
to-day , there was a modcrato Improvement
to 42s 5d.
Makers quotations nro , for
Coltncss , alongside , Glasgow B4i Hd
Gartshorrio , alongside , Glasgow Bis Od
Siimmcrlco , alongside , Glasgow Ws Od
Langloati , alongside , Glasgow 531 Get
Cnrnbroo , alongside , Glasgow 45s ! 5d
Glongarnock , alongside , Ardrossnn.,5N ft I
12glinUii. alongside , Ardrossnn 4slid
Dalmcllington , alongside , Ardrcssan.45 < Od
LiVEltPGOL , Friday , Juno 14 , 1SSO ,
TIN PLATES Dull nud quiet ; no change.
Charcoal tin plates , Mclyn grade , 1 s 10)d
@ 17s.
Charcoal tin plates , Allawny grade , 14s
7J d@14s 9d.
Charcoal Tcrno plates , Dean grade , 14-20 ,
18s.
18s.Charcoal
Charcoal Tcrno plates , Doan grade , 30-28 ,
25s d30s.
Cnko tin plates. B. V. grade. 13i 10J d@13s.
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
revsons
Basement First National Bank ,
005 fcoiUUliUU Street , - Omaha
a BLAKE , BOfSSEVAIN & CO , ,
ADOLPH BOISSEVAN & GO , ,
Amsterdam , IIulluiiil.
Trnnsnct n goncrnl bnnklni ; business. Securities
bought and sold on commission. Forulgn excbanEus.
Commercial nnd tnivck'r's letters uf credit.
Orders for bond nnd stocks executed un comraH-
elon In London und ou nil Continental lluiirncs ot
Kuroj > e.
NcKOtlitlons : of Hallway , State , City an.l Corpora
tion Loan * u
Boots and Shoos.
KIUKENDALL , JONES & CO. ,
Buccesiora to IteoJ , Jones X Co.
ffiolesale Manufactorers of Boots & Ste
Agents for Boston llubbcr Sboo Co , UK , 1101 and 11
Ilarnoy Btnct , Omaha , HcbratkA.
Browors.
STOliZ < t ILEIt ,
Laser Beer Brewers ,
IBl North Eighteenth street , Omaha , HeO.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WO11KS ,
ManiracliirersofGalyaiiizeu Iron CoruicG
nnd raclallo ( kyliulitf. .lolin Hpcnater ,
proprietor. lUSnnd IWfcoulU 10th ntreut.
CO.
Manufacturers of
LM. Office and Saloon Fixlnres ,
Mnntlej , Sldoboards. Hook Cases , Drujt Fixture * , Wall
Cases , Partitions , anilines. Counters , llcerond Win *
? ° ? rf ; . ' r.orfKl ? ' * ' etorjr and onloo , 17SU an
boutU Irftb St. . Onimbtt. Telepbono 1K4.
Paper Boxoo.
JOHN L.VILKIE ,
Proprietor Omalia Paper Box Factory ,
No . 1317 dd 1313 Douglas street , Omahu.NoD.
Saoh , Doors , Etc.
M. A. DISUltOW & CO. ,
Wbolcsnlo manufacturers of
Sash , Doors , BlinHs and Monldingi ,
Branch ORlce , 12th and Iiurd rtrcut Omnhs , Neb.
TiOUN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Mannficturers of Sasli , Doors , Blinds ,
Uouldlnffi , stnlr-work and Interior bard wood finish.
N. 15. corner Bill nnC I Rtuntvrrib strtets ,
Umalia , Neb.
p Pipes and Engines ,
BUftm , water , inllwar and mining supplier , etA.
ICT. Kl and tti4 Karnani etreet , Oninha.
17. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and fate,1 Supplies ,
Holiday wind mills. ' . ' 13 nnd 12J Jor.eafit. . Omali * .
O. F , llot , aclinic ciuuxuur.
'llJlOWNKLL & CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Bbcetrlron work , steam pumps , saw mil ! , . 1:13-1211
I.eurenwortli itrcet , Omllm.
Iron W/orka.
STEAM nuil.Kll WOJIKS ,
Curler A Hon , 1'rop's. Manufacturers of all kind *
Sleam Boilere , Tanks and Sheet Iron fori
_ \VorkB Soulli ajtli und II. i M. cio liiif.'l'ul. _ 1(1 ( } _
PAXTON A VIKRUKQ IKON WOTtKS ,
Wroiiglit and Cast Iron Bui fling WorK ,
Xoglncs. trast work , itoneral foundry , machine and
Lltcistallh work. O.'llco and uorks , U. 1' . Ky.
and llth street , Omaha.
_ _ _
OMAHA WIRE & 1UON WORKS ,
Hannfaetnrers of Wo and Iron Railings
Desk rails , window guards , Cower elamli. xlro slecs ,
otc. mNurtli lull st 9t , Oinaba.
OMAHA. SAM & IJION
ManPrs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vault * . J"ll work , Iron shutters and flro i.-npos.
U , Androcu , prou'r , Cor , lltu and Jackioa bu.
UNION STOCK VAliDS CO. ,
OfOmalia Limitcil ,
rUn ftICW ! Uii ° ' tonuif limcllcci.luiYb matt o
curt-J without rain crci > u tiou. AUlfeii
eslon-Duoro CPnlqUe , w * Trtaoiii 11 ,
Agrlculturnl Implomonta.
CHURCHILL PARKEH ,
Dealer In Aalcnltnial Iinplcnients ,
Cirrl go nd tm clo' . Jones street , between ttb anA
lUtfi. Omaha. Ncbr t . _
.LINING KR A mnVALV CO. ,
Asricnlt1 Implements , Wagons , Carriages.
U ) . \Vholoalo. Omaha , Kebia > ta.
PARLIN , OUENDURF , t MARTIN CO.
Wholesale Dealers la
Airicnltoallnipleiueiits.Y/agons&Bnggicj . /
Ml.Bai,10inndi'07Jonc ' ilrcet. Omahit. _
MOLINE , MILUURN&STODDARD C0
laniif acturers nnd jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , Rafts , Flows Etc.
Cor.Bth and I'aclilo streets , Omaha.
ArtlatB' NlntorlnB.
-fl. JHOSP.fi , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1M3 Douelas i tree I Omnha , Aobraikn ,
Boots nnd Shoos.
IF. V. MOUSE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots ? nd Shoes ,
1101,1103,11US Douglas street , Oraalm. Manufactory ,
Bummer urott , Huston.
Cool , Coke and Ulmo.
ONAUA COAL , COKE < t LIME CO. ,
JoliDcrs of Hard and Soil Coal ,
tOOSouth 13th street , Oinnlia , Nebraska.
* "
NEIillASKA FUEL CO. ,
ShipEosofCoaladCote ,
511 South Utli St..Omnhn , Neb.
JOHN A.
Wholesale LiniioBr Etc ,
l nnd Ainerlcnii rortlumt ccmoit. Stit
ngcnt for .Mllvrnnkco lir < tnnillo cement ntu
( ji'lncy wintc llmo.
CHAS R. L.EE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
rToed carpets and pnrquet nnorlnp. Dtb and IXiuflM
_ itreaU. Omnha. iTeb. .
OM AJlA LmfiiER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale.
18th Street and Union I'HcltleTruck , Omaha ,
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , JStc , Yards- Cornel Tth nnd Uouglas , Corner
lOtti and
FRED IK. GRAY.
Lumber , limit Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Corner Uh and Douglas tits. , Omaha.
C. N. DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber.
13th and California Streets , Omaha. Nebraska.
Millinery and Notions.
J. OHERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions
203.210 und iiia Bonth llth street.
N pt I p n 9.
J. T. nOUINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing GooJs ,
Corner 12th ana Howard streets. Omahu.
'
RWDELL & RIDDELL ,
Storage ant Commission Merchants ,
Specialties Ihitter , eifus , cheese , poultry , ( am * .
1113 Howard utrpot Onmhn. Nnb.
Pry Cpods and Notions.
M. E. SMITH & , CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fiirasning ; Goods and Notions
1102 and 1101 Douglas , cor. llth street , Onmba , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCHDRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jolte in Dry GoouSMions ,
nents' furulshlnK goods. Corner llth and llnrnej
streets , Omalia , Nebraska.
HELIN , THOMPSON Jb CO. ,
Importers and jobbers of
Woolens and Tailors' ' Triminings ;
317 South 15th street.
DEWEY&
Wholesale Dealers in Furnitnre
Farnam etrtot , Omalin , Nebraska.
CHARLES SmVERWK ,
Fnrnitnre ,
Cmaba NobrniVa.
Orocorlos.
PAXTON , QALLAVHEn Js CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions.
705 , TOT. TO imd 711Eoutli IQtb at. . Omaha. Nob.
, BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
12th ana iiearunworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprlnt' , WBBOH stnck , liardmire , lumber , etc. KM-
_ and 1811 Ilarner street. Omalia. _
LEE , CLARKE , ANDBEESEN HARD-
WAHE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
MeUU , sboct Iron. ate. Aconts lot Howe scales.
Mliiinl pomlcr and Iiymau barbed wire ,
ITIMElIAUail A TAYLOR.
Bnild rs1 Hardware and Scale Repair Sim
Kccbr.DlcV tuoli and Iluffulo scales. lf Dousls *
etrcst , Umalia , Nob.
H. HARDY AGO
1 Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancj fioofe ,
louse furnishing : gooils , clnlilriiu'H carrlng
MIDI I'nrnani Btroct. Omilin Ni'l > .
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Reflued and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailo crease , etc. , Ouiafm , A. II. Illsliop , Manager.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry nine stock of printing , wrapping and writing
paper. Upwul attention lvon tucur loiul oricis.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ,
TERHE HAUTE , IND.-A SCHOCl Of tNBIHURIHOi
Well emluWcJ. well t'julrrrd dtparlmenti of M <
cusulculiuiilCivil K'neltKurlust , blictrfdty , Cutuls *
' - Irawluc > titcn U HIorif ] " l-uborjU'rlti.
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