Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : T&tJBSDAY , JULY 11 , 1889.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
"Whoat Trloa to Show Strength But
a Brook Occurs.
GOOD CASH DEMAND FOR CORN.
The ProtlHlon IMt MiulR ItitcrcflthiR
My n Uonr llnnl on I'ork Cat-
tic Business Mow i'roin
Start to Flniflti.
CHICAGO PIIODUGI3 MAIUtBTS.
CHICAGO- July lO. fSpecIal Telegram to
Tim UnE , ] Wheat market broke to-day. It
opened up ntrong nnd advanced with a show
of buoyancy. Thu Insnrovemont wns only
fractional , however , nnd the market hesitated
and noted loppy nt n slight advance. It then
turned down nnd not once thereafter did It
tnnko a decided stand , it ruled heavy most of
the session and closed weak around tholnsldo
figures of the dnv. Enrly cables' were excep
tionally strong , nnd domestic news relating
to crops nnd business did not point to any
important change. In the cash wheat
market a degree of activity above the
overage was reported from all quarters , and
the same was true In the 'flour trade ,
Minneapolis ndvlscd of nt least ono very
licavy trade in Hour on foreign
nccount nt n. good ndvance , and local
ngents were Immersed to their oars In
negotiations. The trouble with the local
tpcculntlvo market scorned to bo that tlicro
wore too many long nnd a scarcity of alarmed
shorts. The shorts have been the largest
buyers for the nast two days , nnd with , the
supplying of their wants and the nonappearance
ance on u generous scale of the great outside
public , the advance stopped. Had the pub
lic rallied to the support of. the market , as it
Bornotltrss does , a further advance would
have been cxtromol.\ probable , but , under
tbo circumstances , the professional element
felt that tho.v had reason to believe that for
the present nt. least the boom w.is spoilt , and
this morning when prices turned down , they
were there to help the thing along. The re
sult was n very actlvo and a very weak
market. An advance right at the beginning
of the movement of the new winter wheat
crop struck the crowd as being about nil they
had nny right to expect , especially in view of
the general belief that the government
report as to the condition of spring
wheat would not confirm the worst reports
from the northwest. As usual , thu ndvance
tips as to the government estimates wore in
circulation. Ono that obtained the dignity
of n hearing wns that the cotiuition of win
ter wheat would bo given at OOo uud
spring at 87c- December opened at
bZ c. It hitched up J o on strong cables ,
but turnoel down very soon nnd declined
steadily to 8lc. A reaction put the price
tne and another dip brought it down to
0e. During the last half hour It several
times got to 81o nnd once or twice "split"
above , but right nt the close the market
ngnln got weak and tTio Html quotation w.is
SO c , a net loss of Ijjfc as comnarod with
yesterday. A moderately active trade wag
done In September , which opened at
80c , sold up to Sl&c * nnd worked
down to 70) ) et ! where it closed. The
loss on the etay was IJ c. July was
thu firmest month on the list. It
opened nt 85c , for quite a time ranged ut
84 @ 85o , anil then broke in sympathy with
the deferred deliveries to S3 c , closing ,
however , nt 835 c. Only a light aggregate
business was done In July.
The cash demand for corn was unnbate-d
and caused a firmness observable in the
speculative brnnch of business also. The re
ceipts nro running light for this time of the
year , nnd at the prevailing moderate price
the consumption of American corn at home
nut1 abroad is enormous. The foreign mar
kets were llrm und the cxuort demand wae
good. New York was very flrm for July ,
and the demand for cash corn in that mar
ket appeared to equal the situation "hero.
The clearances from Atlantic ports was
small and thb quantity on ocean pasaago for
Great Britain and the continent of Europe
Increased during the wcok 850,000 bushels.
Lntcr tun weakness in wheat sympathet
ically atTected corn nud caused some reaction
in the end f re m the top prices of the day ,
Fluctuations wcro neither numerous nor
marked. The range was , us usual in recent
dealings , narrow , and trading was confined
for a greater portion of the time to n vor.v
1 small gathering of- the usual operators ,
Prices at the close did not materially differ
from yesterday's final figures , being : July
80o , September 80)6o and October 30 > fc.
In oats a moderate , trndo was recorded on
the regular market , with prices averaging u
shade ilvmor. Receipts were only moderate
end.withdrawals from local stocks for ship
ment were increased to tbe liberal aggregate
of 03,574 ; mostly No. S whlto. Sellers were
not urgent , with HOIHO business noted In the
way of changing August and September intc
May , the latter improving * { c to 25c , will
September at 23 > @ 224e. } ; Inquiry for cai
' lots to go to store was light , with No. . '
quotable at 2) ) c In the regular way.
.Provisions . were made somewhat interestIng /
Ing by a bear raid on pork. Cudahy , Hald
win and other traders of more or less lui
parlance inaugurated , shortly after the open
ing , a sharp hammering movement in the ar
ticle named. Finding the market practically
unprotected and the shorts oven sinallet
buyers than usual on tbc wpuk turn , the :
took hold with vigor and In a bhnr
time sent pork down 32 @ 35c , will
-channel worth mentioning. Traders hai
it nil their own way nnd carried their i > oin
without meeting with any opposition. Lari
nnd Bhortrlbs , however , held up quite wol
under the circumstances , though the aver
Dga for both showed n little decline fron
yesterday's ' level. Trading all uround wai
only fair nnd without special feature. As
oilght bo expected , the drop In pork dcmnr
n'.lzcd the outside holders , many of when
sold freely , Toward adjournment porl
stuadlod up und recovered about lOo of tin
raiders' depression , U closed , however , wit )
an actual decline of 17 @ 20o. Lard rcstci
r.t the oumo prices us yesterday to only -K (
lower and short rlba 2Jf@5o off ,
CHICAGO tilVK HTOOR
Ciuoioo , July 10. [ Special Telegram tc
Pun UKB.I CATTLE. Business was slow
from the opening to the oloio In the native
branch of the trade , some salesmen quoting
a decline ) of lOo on everything except prime
light nnd fancy steers. A slow market Is ul
) nyn a shade lower. There were about 5,00 <
Texans In the run , the bulk of which soli
about lOe lower , making a duollno of nearly
25c for the week so far , while natives an
Kj only about 10 lower than at the close las
if ) Friday. Native butchers' stock has had t
follow the down turn In Texnns , espeolallj
common cows und emitters. Nlco heifer :
and prime fat cows lira yet soiling about th
same ns last week. Veal calves are ii
lighter supply than for some weeks past
bunco are making uottor prices , especial ! ;
natives. The stocker and feeder trad
was unchanged. Cholco to extra beeves
$4.00@4.25 ; medium to good steers
1350 to 1500 Ibs , $3.8004.20 : ISO
to 1350 Ibs , $3.05(34.40 ( ; 050 to 1300 Ibs
$3.40@8.bO ; slockors and feeders , $2.25 ( 8.80
cows , bulls and mixed , $ l,00@3,2il ; bull )
f2.40Q3.75 ; slop-fcd steers , $3.70@3.00
Texas steers. $2.50(33,30 ( ; cows , $1.003.40.
Hoes Active , but prices a strong nlcke
lower than ycsterdav , the bulk of mlxoi
poinu out at $4.85 ( < 4.40 ; n few fancy am
butchers' weight at $4.42X34.45 ; light sorts
FINANCIAL.
NEW YOHK , July 10 , [ Special Tolegrac
to Tun UKE.I STOCKS The action of th
stock market early could uot have been muo
Improved If the Chicago mooting of presl
dents had already declared pcaco among th
western lines. That this will bo the rosul
before they adjourn is almost n convlctlo
among leading operators. It was curron
tills morning that the Fulrbank-Armour fo
lowing has buon taking St , Paul nud Nortl
western ami an upward movement u looke
for. Holders of trusts are utikhnkcu by erit
Iclsm aud point to the fact that those wh
know the most about Industrial shares a/o
the principal Investors. The more hopeful
feeling over the western railroad situation ,
which made Its appear-unco yesterday after
noon , wns still prominent this morning , nnd
resulted In higher figures for most of the
list , though the weakness of the London
market made some of the London favorites
lower here , the most Important being Laito
Shora nnd Erie , which wcro % nnd # per
cent lower respectively , The gains In the
remainder , however , extended to K percent.
The demand for stock * continued through
the early dealings and thcro was nn ncilvo
market , with n well distributed business ,
nmong the lending shares , resulting In fur
ther fractional advances. Chicago , Burling
ton &Qulnoy was thn most conspicuous tn
this rise , nnd touched par with a gnln of ? < f
per cent. Northwestern followed with Jf ,
Atchlson and St. Paul with ft per cent , nnd
others with snmllcr fraction. Tlio market
hou reacted from the best figures and about
mlf of the improvement wai lost. The early
buying of stocks wns so well followed up nnd
he market moved up BO buoyantly that the
hortft became alarmed and turn oil buyers ,
Iso helping the strength , Action hi the
jrangcra wns the controlling ono In the mar-
tot. The best prices of the day wcro touched
about noon , with special activity ana strength
n Burlington , Northwestern nud St. Paul.
Burlington , nftor touching par early , roasted
o 00 > f , went to 100 # and closed strong nt
J per cent over last night at lOOJg , North-
vcstcrn nlso snowed a not gain of l } ( per'
cent. St. Paul was next with a gain of \ } {
) cr cent. Other gains for the day ranucd
rom \ { to 1 per cent , with a 2 per cent gain
n sugar trusts. The total sales of stocks
ivero 221,137 shares , Including 33,000 of St ,
Pnul , 27,000 , Burlington and 10,000 North ,
western.
The folio wing were the closing quotations :
) . 3.4s rcmilar. 128M Northern 1'RclQo. 27
J.H. 4s coupons . . .12Sh doprofcrrod COJi
J. B. 4 vs regular..10(11(1 ( ( C. &N. W 107 i
J. H. 45s ! con pans. .IPrt.'i Coprerorred UO
I'nclrtciisor 'U3 118 N , V.Ocntral IDS/
> ntrnl Paclllo 3l > i P.D.JtE 2H4
Itocklslnnil V3'i
c. , M. & 8t.r ray
AQtilnoy . 100 do preferred 108
n. , IJ.JEW. . nn ? St.PiuiKtOinatia. . IK1 *
HUiolsCotittftl . 113 do proferroil 04
t.II.AtV. . . . 0(4 ( Union I'rtcltlc 6"
xansns&loxns. . . . 1"M ) W..8t. Jb. & ! lii'S '
.nkoSlioro . 102 tf doproforred S3
, Coutral. . - . . Western Union 5fii
Missouri I'adtlc. . . . flU.'j
MONEY Easy ut 2i'JX per cent.
PniMR MuuovxriLi ; PAI-KII % ! ? ; 'K ' l' ° r
cent.
STP.RLIXO E.VCII.VXOE Quiet but steady ;
sixty-day bills , $4.80 ; demand , -
PUODUOK MAKICKTd.
CtueiAoo , .luly 10. ll&p. : in. close Wheat
easier ; cash , saj e ; Sciitembor , TO c ; December -
comber , Mfc.
Corn Eusior ; cash and August , 35Xc {
September , 'M ) c.
O.us Lower ; cash , 23 0-lCc ; August , 22
1-llic ; September , 82 3-lCc.
Ityej Cash , 4'J. c.
Uarloy No. 2 , September , C3Kc.
Prime Timothy f 1.33.
Flax No. 1 , 11.43.
Whisky f 1.03.
Pork Weak nnd lower ; cash , $11.20 ;
AucustS11.32K ; September , $ ll.ir ! > .
Uurd Eabior ; cash , $0.85 ; August. 53.30 ;
September. $0.40.
Flour UuleJ flrm nnd unchanged ; winter
whfut , § J.OO4.75 ; spring wheat , $1.30 ®
5.75 ; rye , $2.r,0@a.7.0. ,
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $ .5.2d@.37K ;
short clear , f0.12Xfi-2o ; short ribs , ? 5.75.
Uuttor Easier ; creamery , ll@15c ; dairy ,
10@14o.
Cheese Easier ; lull crcnm Cheddars , and
flats , 7X$7J ( ; YOUIIR Americas , 7J @ 7J c.
EeRs WCUK ; fresh , candled , llfu)12c. )
Hides Unchanged ; heavy graon salted ,
So ; light Breen salted , 5@ji c ; salted bull ,
4J < fo ; green salted calf , K34c ; dry Hint
7c ; dry salted hides , 7c ; dry calf , 7@So ; dea
cons , U5u each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
0 ; No. 2 , S.Ji'o ; cake , 4c.
Uccolpts. Shipments.
Flour . 13,000 14,000
Wheat . 7,000 40,000
Corn . 404,000 189,000
Onts. . 1U3.000 . 117,000
Now York , July 10. Wheat Receipts
24,500 bushels : exports , 7,800 , bushels ; spot
lower and weak , but moderately active , with
Ocmand chiolly for milling ; No. 2 , red , S7fc
In store ; S'JJ Q'JO c afloat ; 89k@00 c f. o.
b. ; no. 3 red , SOc ; No. 1 red , $ l.ou ; un-
graded'red , 80J @ 89 .j ; options fairly active ,
Irregular , early J > @lc higher , declined
IMQIHc and closed heavy at > @ % c under
yesterday ; No. 2 red , August , closing at
Xu.
Corn Receipts , 204,100 bushels ; exports.
04,700 bushels ; spot moderately actlvo and
easier ; No. 2 , 42X-c m elevator , 43K@
43J c afloat ; No. U white , 45@40cj unRratfed
mixed , 4'JK@c ; options less active and
easier , August closing nt 43c. ,
Oats Receipts , 100,200 ; exports , 110 ;
spot moderately active at Ji' @ } o lower ;
options quiet nnd weaker , August closing at
2 Kc ; spot No. 2 , wnite , 33@3yu ; mixed
western , 20@30c ; whlto western , 33@39c ;
No. 2 Chicago , 2K@3Sc.
ColTeo Outlons opened flrm at 15@2fl
points up anil closed barely steady nt 15@
M points up ; sales , 81.500 bags ; July , $14.05 ;
August , $14.10@U.SO : September , $ M.25@
14.35 ; October , $14.30@14.40 ; spot Rio ,
strong ; fair cargoes $17.ou.
Petroleum Quiet and steady ; United
closed nt U2 < ] for August.
E gs Firmer ; western , H(3i\So.
Pork Quiet and steady ; moss , $13.00 ®
13.23.
Lard Less active nnd closed weak ; sales
of western steam nt $0.70 spot , August clos
ing at fO.73.
Butter Quiet and weaker ; western dairy ,
10@13uVcstorn ; creamery , 12@H5 } < fc.
Uhooso Stronger ; western , 0 @ 7J c.
Liverpool , July 10. Wheat Strong ; de
mand fair ; holders offer sparingly ; CM-
fornla No. 1 , 7s 3 > d@7sId per cental ; red
western , spring , 7s 2fd@7s ! 2Xd ; red west
ern , winter , Os li > id@ is 10d.
Corn Steady ; demand poor ; western ,
3s lOd per cental.
Ht. IxMils , July 10. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 77c ; July , 75J c.
Cora Higher ; cish , 82'i@33 ' ! o ; July ,
Oats Firm ; cash , 23cbid ; August ,
llutlcr lu light douiaud ; creamery ,
IGc ; dairy , llVic.
Cliiclnnntl , July 10. Wheat Easlor ;
No. 3 red , now , SOQSlc ; old. 85@3tio.
norn Quiet ; No. 3 mixed , ' 8U ( < J30 c.
Oats Scarce ,
Whiskey Steady at $1.03.
ICunNna City , July 10. Wheat Stronc ;
No. 2 rod , cash , OUo asked ; August 05 } o
bid ; No. 3 red , cash , 03o asked ; August , 6So
bid : No. 3 soft , cash , OT c bid ; August ,
05u bid.
Corn Firmer ; No. 2 , cash , 27J o bid ,
Oats Steady ; No. 2 , cash , IDo bid ; Au
gust , 17tfo bid.
Miiinoui | IU , July 10.Vhoat Sample ,
dull and lower ; receipts , 130 or.rs ; shipments ,
49 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , July , $1.07 ;
on truck , $1.08 ; No. 1 tiortheim , July , $1.01 if ;
September , b'-'o ; on track , $1.02@1.03 ; No. 'J
northern , July , Die ; on track , ' . ' JC < 4'Joc.
Mllwnukoo , July 10. W Lieut Easy ;
cash , Tlltfo ; Soptombor. 7S'fc. '
Corn-Firm ; No. 3f lWo. .
Oats Firm ; No. 2 whit
Ryo-FIrm ; No. 1 , Wi
Uarloy Firm1 , No. S , September , 5SQ
8VP
P revisions Easy ; pork , $11.20.
LiIVK HTOUK.
Oliloucn , July 10. The Drovnrs" Journal
reports ns follows :
Cattle Receipts , 14,000 ; market slow :
To x an B , lOo higher ; bbr.vos , $3.45'/jj.C5 ;
stockers and feeders , $ ' 3.25 3.30 ; cows ,
bulls and mlxod , $1.00 3.20 ; Texwt cuttle ,
tl.W@3.30 ; bulk , $ J.45@3,75.
Hogs Receipts , 17,0 , W ; market lower ;
mixed , $ ! .25 ( < $4.50 $ : heavy , $1.253)1,40 ) ; light ,
$1.30@J.tX ) ; pigi , 3.0)4W ) ,
Sheep Receipts , fi.OOJ ; natives , $3.50(3 (
5.10 ; westerns. $3.855.00 ; Toxans. ' $3.0
4.20 ; lambs , to.OOQO.'iS.
National dtoak VartN , Uint Ht.
Jjouls , July 10. Cattle Receipts , 3,400 ;
shipments , 1,300 ; market steady ; fair to
choice heavy native stty.rs , $3.ir > ( > J4.20 ;
stockora and foadoi-s , | i.20@.15 ) ; ranirnrs ,
$3.00@3.50.
Hogs Receipts , 4,500 ; shipments , 000 :
market steady ; choice heavy and butchers
teloctloiu , $1.30@4. < tO ; packing , $ ! ,20 ( < ji.4U
light grades , tUO@4.50 ,
Oily , July 10. Cattle Receipt * .
5.000 ; shipment * , 8,700 ; mnrkot weak nnd
Bhndo lower ; common to choices corn-fed
steers , $3.Wj@3.85 ; Mockers and feeders '
quiet but about steady nt $2.00(23.10)'cows ( )
steady at $1.00 ( < J2.70.
Hogs Receipts , 4,400 ; shipments , 820 ;
market opened weak to Go lower ; closing fl ®
7H lower on heavy nud mixed ; light , M.03
© 4.30.
OMAI1.V STOCK.
Cnttlr.
SVednesdny , July 10. '
The mnrKot Is In n very wcnK condition and
beef steers Miowud a decline of 5fd > 10o ngnln.
to-dav from yesterday's prlcce. The market
M-ns dull and dragging. Steers sold to-day
largely nt $3.CO@3.75. Cholco fat cows nnd
heifers are scarce and nro bringing steady
prices. Ihln grassy butchur stock is slow
und weak nt former quotations.
The tiog market opened about steady , nt
which basis about one-third of the receipts
wcro sold. The market weakened nnd tlio
balance of ttio number gold So lower , nearly
everything going nt fl.10. The close was
steady at the decline.
Thcro wcra no sheep hero.
Receipts.
Cattle 1,200
Hogs 0,400
Sheep
Prevailing Price ? .
The following U atibloot prices paU In
this market for the gr.Uoi of stoj ' .c men-
Honed :
Prime steers , 1300 to 1000 Ibs.$3.70 @ 3.85
Good steers , 12.50 to'1450 Ibs. . . 3.05 f < c3.75
Good steers , 10oO to 1300 Ibs. . . 3.40 @ 3.00
Common canncrs 1.25 ( if-.00
Ordinary to fair cows 1.75 ( i 2.25
Fair to good cows 2.30 ( $2.40
Good to choice cows 2.40 ( Vt3.75
Choice to fancy cows , heifers. . 2.70 M3.15
Falrto good bulls 1.75 ( ri > 2.25
Good to cliolco bulls 3.23 2.50
Light stockcrs and feeders. . . . 2.70 2.1)0 )
Good feeders , 050 to 1100 Ibs. . 3.00 ( W3.15
Falrto choice light hogs 4.10
Fair to cliolco heavy hogs 4.10
Fair to choice mixed hogs 4.10
Shorn sheep 3.03
Representatives Balca.
STCEtlS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3 131C , $3 25 17. . .1232 $3 GO
13 D73 3 25 37. . .1333 8 02
II C5J 8 85 101. . .1070 8 02 } $
20 78S 8 35 22 . .1200 805
57 1150 8 50 4. . .1240 8 05
41 1203 3 50 37. . .1109 3 05
10 1157 3 f > 0 109. . .1145 8 05
11 1000 8 50 8. . .1112 3 05
31 1140 3 50 10. . .11S5 3 05
39 1203 3 00 23. . .1277 8 75
21 1110 3 CO 15. . .1423 3 85
23 1123 3 50 53. . .1335
83 1410 3 75 57. . .1221 8
1 1070 3 25 10. . .1279 870
17 1340 3 55 10. . .14241 3 70
17 1101 3 00 18. . .1373 3 75
cows.
.1040 1
.1050 1 40
.10 0 1 50
. 0')7 ) 1 55
.10S3 1 75
.1230 1 75
.1170 175
.1010 1 85
O'Jl 2 10
21 1030 2 25
10. 074 2 50
uuus.
1. ,15'JO 223 1 1(550 ( 285
1. .15'JO 2 25 5 . 1716 2 45
TEEDEltS ANT > STOCKEUS.
1. COD 2 50 10 . 1133 3 15
75. 90S 3 00
noos.
Ijlvo Stock Notes.
J. C. JCesterson , of Fairbury , was here to
day. Ho marketed live cars of cattle.
Charley Reynolds , of Lincoln , was hero
this morning looking after a shipment.
Tom Harvey , with Savage & Green , loft
for thu northwest country this afternoon.
M. E. Fuller , a heavy feeder at Schuyler ,
was hero with a car each of caUlo and hogs.
Chris Kruus , nn every day dealer at Cedar
Blurts , was tn this morning with a car Of
hogs.
Henry Schinstock , a well known patron of
this market , was hero to-day with u car of
hogs.
hogs.W.
W. P. Edwards , n prominent feeder at
Syracuse , was hero tbls morning with two
cars of cattlo.
Mr. Johnson , of Anderson & Johnson ,
well-known dealers at Oakland , wns herewith
with u car of hogs.
W , 13. Sprngue , of Cortland , added three
cars of hoga to the supply uud came along to
look after them.
Peter and Alexander Harvey , of Farwoll ,
wcro hero with two tears of cattle each of
their own feeding ,
A. D. Konyon , n prominent nnd well
known doalur ut Danucbrog , was here to *
day with a car of cattle.
M. Walker , a heavy feeder and shipper
located at Crab Orchard , was at the yards
looking after a car of hogs.
The visiblesupply of cattle at tlio different
markets shows no decrease whatever , and
pricon are reported lower ovorywhoro.
Hon. Lee Love , of the MeGlouil-Lova Llvo
Stock commission company , came up from
his home at York yesterday and remained
over uutll to-day.
Court Heirino , bookkeeper for JacVson ,
Mutoy & Co. , got back from Ills vacation trip
to Chicago this morning and reports having
had a glorious time.
OMAHA WilOlj | HAjU MAHIC13T3
Produce , Krulti , 12tc.
UUTTEII Tublo dttlry , 14@15o ; packers'
stock , 8@9o. Creamery Prints , fancy , 10
© ISo ; cholce,14(3il5o ( ; solid packed , litlie.
Eoas Strictly freih , lOSllo.
CIIECSB Young Americas , full cream ,
lie ; factory twins'JKo ; off grades 0@7o ; Van
Rossom Edom , $11.50 pordoz ; sap sago , lOo ;
brick ll < 3V-o ; llmburger , 7(3So ( ; domestic )
Swiss , I4o ; chcaso safes , bronze medal ,
No. 8 , $2.b5 !
POUJ.TIIT Llvo hens , per dozen , $3.50 ®
$4,00 ; mixed , $3.25@8.50 ; spring , $3.00@3.50 ;
turkeys , 7 ( < 318o per Ib ; d'icks , $3.00M3.50 ;
goose , $3.00 ( 4.00 ; llvo pigeons , $1.50.
Oiuxaus San Gabriel , $3.7534.03 ; fancy
Duarlo Mediterranean sweets , $ l.25@4.50 ;
Roul , $0,00.
LuMONS-Chotco , 1.50@5.00 ; fancy , $5.75(3 (
PBACHBs-Per X bu bo * ' . 7lk ( ? < $1.25.
Arri.EB Per X bu boxvOT > @ 75cx ,
CiiiminEs Per 24 qumitrcaso , $3.00i per 10
quart drnwor , 81.no. , fr ,
HLACKIIEIIIIIKS Per 24 quart cnso. $2.00Q
2.50. 7-'u '
UI.ACK lUsrnEHHtr.s Pf ,24 nuiirt case ,
$3.00. 'rl '
RED lUsriMsnniES Per afp'nt ' cnso , 81.7S
'rn
Q2.00. '
GoosEnr.nntr.s-Por bu. ' Island , $3.00 : 31
quart case , $2.00. J' ' , '
CuitnAXTs per cnso 24 rrts ! ' $2.60(33.00. (
PiVM9-$3.50. :
ltUCKi.Kiir.niiir.3 $3.50. . . *
lit'iiintitir.s ) : Per bul$5:00@5.50. :
WATKUMKJ.OXS $15.X ( ) ( eo.OO per 100.
CANTF.uwrs Per doz , * Ui > 0@2. ( > 0.
PINK APFLKS Per dojw$3.oo$3.5ft. (
U WAN AS According to size , per bunch ,
$3.oo@n.oo.
CocoASUTS Per 100 , $5.00.
Fitr.sit Fisn Whlto fish , per Ib , 7@8 } < o ;
trout , per Ib , Oc ; whlto pornh , perTu. to ;
buffalo , per Ib , 7c ; pickerel , per Ib , Oc ; black
bass , per Ib , He.
UKAXS Choice hand picked navy , $1.75 ;
cliolco hand picked medium. $1.05 ; choice
hand pic Rod country , $1,00 ; clean country , <
$1.20icl.25 (
E.uu.r VroETAiiLRS Potatoes , C0@80o
per bu ; onions , California , per Ib , 2c ;
southern , per bbl , $2.00 ; cnbbngo ,
porcrato , $3.50 ; turnipspor bu box , 50@76o ;
boots , per box. 75c@$1.00 wax beans , per bu
box , $1.50 ; string bciins , per bu box , $2.00 ;
green peas , per bu box , $1,00 ; tomatoes per
) tf bu box , $1,25 ; asparagus , per dozen bch ,
50ca$1.0 ( ) ( ) ; cauliflower , $3.00 : cpg plant , $1.75
( g2.tk ) ; stiuash , 25u ] > crdoz ; cucumbers. 25c ;
soup bunches , 80o ; lettuce , 25c ; radishes ,
20c ; green onions , 15@30c ; now carrots , 200 ;
pie plant , per Ib , 8c.
Ai'i'i.n ' UUTTEII Oc.
Cmint Ubls , W.OO ; lit bbls , $3.00 ,
MAI-MS SUOAU 12 @ 15c per Ib.
POTATOES Cliolco , sacked , per bu , 25@30c :
Colorado , 40 ( < t45.
VEAL Choice , medium slzo , fifftflc ; cliolco
heavy , 4@5c : spring lambs , $30.00@30.00 po ,
dozen.
HONBY 14@15c per Ib for choice.
PunsuuvEs 9J4@Uc ) per Ib.
JKU.IKS 8U@4o per Ib.
UECAWAX No. 1 , 18'JOc.
HAY $2.50@5.a .
CHOP FEED J0.00@10.00.
HIIAX $9.00@0.Q5.
TALLOW No. 1 , 4@4tfo ; No.
GHBASE A , 4c ; .veTlovv , 8 ? c ; brown ,
tJroocrleH.
PnovtsiONS Hams , No. 1 , 10-lb averngo ,
lOc ; 20 to 23 Ibs , 10 0 ; 13 to It Ibs , 12o ; No.
2 , OMo ; specials , 12j e ; shoulders , 7c ; break
fast oacon , No. 1 , He ; specials , 12 > c ; picnic ,
7 ? c ; ham sausage , 10) ) c ; dried beef hams ,
Oc ; beef tongues , SO per dozen ; dry salt
meats SKGHWo per Ib.
SAUSAOK llolognn , 4@4J o ; Frankfurt ,
TONOUKS Salt , bbls , $30.00.
OILS Kerosene P W , OKc ; W W , 12c ;
headlight , 18o ; salad oil , § 2.15@0.00 per
dozen.
PICKLES Medium , per bbl , $4.50 ; small.
$5.50 ; gherkins , $0.00 ; C & 13 chow-chow ,
qts. $5. 0pts$3.40. ;
WUAPPIJJO PAI-EII Straw , per Ib ,
2Kc ; rag , 2 c ; manllln , B , Co ; No. 1 , Oc.
SALT Dairy , 140 2-lb pkgs , $2.70 ; do 100
8-lb pkgs , $3. ( j ; do CO 5-lb pkgs , $3,50 ; do 23
10-pkgs , $2.40 ; Ashton. bu bags , 50-lb , S5c ;
do 4-bu bags , 224-lb. $3.4 0 ; elo M S A , 50-lb
bugs , B5c ; per bbl , § 1.25. '
SIILDS Bird , 4K@f5c.J
SALSODA % @ c per Ib.
STAUCII 5Jfa7c ( per Ib.
BTOVB POLISH * ,3,00 , 3.S7 per gross.
Si'iCEb Whole , per Ib Allspice , 12c ; Cas
sia China , lOc ; cloves , Zanzibar , 20c ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 75c ; pepper.'l'Jo. '
SueiAits Granulated , ' 0o ; confectioners
A , 0 ? < fc ; standard extra C , 8J < ( < iO > c ; yellow
C , 8J.fu ; powdered , 10 > ( llc ; cut loaf ,
105@Uo ; cubes , lU @ 10Ji6 ; cream extra C ,
TEAS Gunpowder , 20g(50c ( ( ; Jnpin , 20@40c ;
Y. Hyson , 2S@53is ; Oolong , © SOc.
VINEOAK Psr , gal , l.'ira " Oc.
CAN.XKD FISH Brook "trout , 3 Ib , $2.40 ;
salmon trout , 2 Ib , $3.33 ; clams , 1 Ib , § 1.26 ;
clams , 2 Ib , $3.00 ; clam chowder , 3 Ib , $2.25 ;
devilled crabs , 1 Ib , $3.25 ; devilled crabs , 2
Ib , § 11.50 ; cocltlsh balls. 2 < lb. 51.75 ; caviar , K
Ib , $2.25 ; eels , 1 Ib , S3. io ; lobsters. 1 Ibf2.00 ;
lobsters , lib , Sl.OO ; lobsters , deviled , j Ib ,
$3.25 ; mackerel. 1 Ib , 51.00 ; rniiekorol , mus
tard sauce , 3 ib , $3.00 ; mackerel , tomato
sauce , 8 Ib , $2.00 ; oysters , 1 Ib , 85c ; oysters ,
2 Ib. $1.50 ; salmon , C. R. , I Ib , $3.10 : salmon.
C. R , , 2 Ib , $3.10 ; salmon , Alaska , 1 Ib , S1.85 :
salmon , Alaska , 2 Ib , $2.90 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
$3.05.
CANDr 9K@12 > c per Ib.
CHOCOLATE ANIJ Cocox 2139o per Ib ;
Gorman chickory , red. Sc.
GINOEU Jamaica , } { pints , S3.00 per doz.
FAIUNACEOUS Goons Harloy. 2 } @ 3ifc ;
farina , 4J u ; peas , 3c ; oatmeal , 2 @ 5c ; mac
aroni , He ; vermicelli , lie ; rice , 4J @ 7c ;
sago and tapioca , 0@0 c :
FISH Salt-Dried codfish. 6 > if@9c ;
scaled herring , 28c per box ; hoi herring ,
dom , 50c ; Hamburg spiced herring , $1.60 ;
hoi. herring , 70c ( < $ ? 1.10 ; mackerel , half bbls ,
No. 1 , $15.50 ; largo family. $18.50 per 100
Ibs ; whltcflsh , No. 1 , i050 ; family , S3.00 ;
trout , $5.00 : salmon , $3.oO ; anchovies , 8c.
LYE $1.75@4.50.
NUTS Almonds , 15@17c ; Hrazilp , Oc ; fll-
berts , 13c ; pecans , l"o ; walnuts , 12c ; pea
nut cocks. Sc ; roasted , lOu.
BAGS American A , seamless , 17 ; Union
Square paper , discount 35 per cent.
COFFEES Green Fancy old golden Rio ,
25o ; fancy old pcnborry. 23e ; Rio , choice to
fancy , Sic ; Rio , prime , 20c ; Rio , good , 16u :
Mocha , 29a ; Java , fancy Maudchling , 29u ;
Java , good interior , -Ic.
Con'Bua Roasted Arbucklc's Ariosa ,
22 > 4'c : McLaughlin's ' XXXX , 22o ; German ,
22o ; ullwortb , 23c ; Alaromn. 22c.
CitACKEKa AND CAKES OKS18c ( per Ib.
DitiED FituiTS Per Ib , apricots , 13@10c.
Anplcs , Salt Lake , 4Kc ; stars , 5 c ; Aldens ,
fl@Sc. Peaches , Cal. Y , ncelcd , 20c ; Salt
Lake , DC. Prunes , Cal , R C. 6 ( ! ) Kc. Cur-
ran ts c/iO c. Turkish prunes,4.f@4Kc. } Cit
ron peel , 23c. Lemon peel , Ho. Dates , Oc. Hui-
sins , Malaga bunch , delicsas , S5.0U per box ;
Valenclas , perlb , 7c : CalG & ti , $2.40 per
box. Dried grapes , 5c. Ulackberrlcs , 5 } c.
Pitted cherries , lOc Pitted plums. 8@0 > c.
Raspberries , 24c. Nectarines , I2c.
Dry Cjiuiels.
DATTS Standard. 8c ; Gem , lOo ; Beauty ,
12Ko ; Boone , 14c : B , cased , $0.50.
BLANKETS White , $1.00@7.50 ; colored $1.10
@S.OO.
CAMIIIUCS Slater , 5c ; AVoods , 5c ; Stan
dard , 5c ; Peacock. 5c.
CAiirEiVAIU - Bibb White , lOo ; Colored ,
22c.
22c.CosiroiiTEiis $ O.CO@35.00.
Coitai'.T JEANS Boston , 75fc ; Androscog-
gin , 7J c ; Keuraago , 7io ; Rookport , C c ;
Concstoga. OJ c.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 ner cent trade dis.
LL , unbleached , GKo ; CC , fic ; SS , 7J/c ;
EE , 8 ? < cGG. ; 0 cXX ; , lOKo ; OO , ll e ;
NN,12h'c ; AA , 14o ; DD. 15 > o ; TT. lOJ o ;
YY , 18c ; BB , lOo ; SO bleached , 8Kc ; 00 ,
VJJ o ; 80 , 13 > o ; 60 brovyn ' and slate , Oc ; 70 ,
13iifc ; 00 , lOc. *
CHAHII Slovens' B , & Stevens' \ A , 7o ;
bleached , 80 ; Stevens1' P , 7o ; bleached ,
8Jfo ; Stevens' N , 8Kc bleached , OKo ;
Slovens' SRT.llMc. ,
DHSIMS Amoskcag.jOoz , 10 } c ; Everett ,
7oz , 13c ; York , 7 oz , 13o" ; Haymaker , 8J o ;
Jaffroy XX , HKo ; JafTroyiXXX , 12 0 ; jioa-
vor Crook AA , 2c ; Heaver Crook HB , Ho ;
Beaver Creole CC , lOo. , . ,
H Pink and robes Richmond. (5/o ( ;
Allen , 55jfo ; Rlvorpoint ; 5J o ; Steel lUvor ,
Ob'c ; Rlctimond , Co ; Pnclllc , 0 > c.
Pin NTS Indigo Hluct-St. Logor , 5 } o ;
Washington. ! ) ; Aj nrjcan ; , "Jfo ; Arnold.
(5o ( ; Arnold Century $ j ; Windsor Gold
TK't , lOKc ; Arnold TB , 10'o ; Arnold A ,
12o ; Arnold Gold Seal , lO c ; Yellow Seal
10 } < o.
DUCK AVest Point , CO in" , 8 oz , 9 > o ; West
Point , 20 in , 10 oz , 12'fojulWest Point , 29 in ,
12 oz , l5Xu ; West Poiut , 40 tn , 11 oz , lOc.
FLANNEL * Plaid Raftsmen , 20c ; Goshen ,
82 c ; Clear Lake , 80 > < o ; Iron Mountain ,
Uo.
FLA
ti3 c
KENTUCKY JKANB .Memorial , 15o ; Stand
point , 18c ; Durham , -7 > e ) ; Hercules , 18o ;
Leamington , 23Ko ; Qmuwood , 20c ; Melville ,
25o ; Hang-up. 27J < | 0.
PIHNTS Solid colors. Atlantic , Oo ; Slater ,
Cc ; Berlin Oil , O c : Gurnor Oil , 0@7c.
PitiSTs , DKIISS Charter Oak. 5Jo } ; Uatn-
npo , 4o ; Lodl , 5 o : Allen Go ; Ulchuiond , lie ;
Windsor , C o ; Eddystono , 0 > fo ; Pacillc ,
OUo ,
SiimTiNQ Checks , Caledonia X , tiKe ;
Caledonia XX , lOJtfc ; Economy , Oc ; Otis , Do ;
Granite , OJfo ; Crawford checks , 8cj Haw
Ulvor plaids , fiJic.
SiiKETisa Brown. Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7o :
Atlantlo H , 7tfc ; Atlantlo D , 4-4 , 6 0 ; At-
luntlo P , 4-4 , Oo ; Aurora , LL , 4-4 , 0 ; Aurora
C , 4-4 , fen Crown XXX 4-4 , 0)fc : Hooslor
LL , 4-4 , 59fot Indian Hetrtl , 4-4 , 7oj Lawrence
ronco LL , 4M. 5jc ! ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , BKd
Popporoll R , 4-4 , OJfo ; Popixsrell E , 40-lnci ( ,
7Jfc : Popncrcll , 8-4 , 17oi Pcppcrelt 0 4 , 20c ;
PepK'roll , 10-4 , 22es ,
SiiBCTixo , lit.EACiinu Ellcrton , 7'o ' ;
Housekeeper , 8k ; New Candidate , 6e ;
BorKcloy cambric , No. 60 , Oo ; Best Yet , 4-4 ,
0fo ; butter cloth , OO , 4 0 } Cabot. 7J < 0 (
Furwnll , half blenched , 8JSc ; Fruit of Loom ,
8Jfc ; Grceno G , Oa ; Hope , 7 > ff t K'nR ' Philip
cambric , lOc ; Lonsdnlo cnmbrlc , lOc ; Lous-
dale , 8 0 ; Now York mllln , lOo ; Pcppcroll ,
43 In , luc ; Popperoll , 40 In , lie ; Pcpperoll ,
0-4. 14) ) < o ; Pcpporcll , 8-4 , 20c ; Pcpporell. 0-4 ,
22c ; Pepperell , 10Olo ; Canton , 4-4 , Sjfoi
Canton , 4-4 , tij c ; Triumph , Oo ; Yiauisuua ,
Ho : Vnllcy , Git.
MISCELLANEOUS. Tnblo oil cloth , $3.50 ;
table oil cloth marble , $3,50 ; plnln Holland ,
Oko [ ; dado Holland , 12t < [ o.
TICKS Oakland , A , } 4oInternntlonnl \
YY , Sc { Sbelucket , S , 8K ; Warren , No. 870 ,
10 < s ; Borwlolc , BA , ISoi Acme , 13o ; YorK ,
80 In. 12Ko ! York 33 In , 13 $ : ; Swift Rlvor ,
8c : Thorndlko OO , 8 > < o ; Thorndlko EF ,
RKc ; Thorndlko 120. 8)40 ) ; Thornellku XX ,
15o ; Cordls No. 5 , O o ; Cordls No. 4 ,
nnil Glinnlcnl * .
ACID Sulphuric , per carboy , 2 c : citric ,
per Ib , 51c ; oxullc , per ID. 18c ; tnrtanc , pow
dered , per Ib , 43c ; carbolic , 88(34txs. (
ALUM Per Ib , 2 > c.
AMMONIA Garb , per Ib , HKc.
AniiowuooT Per Ib , 16c.
BALSAM Copabia , per Ib , CMC ; tola , 52(3 (
65 C.
C.BOIIAX Refined , per Ib , i ) ) c.
CUKAM TAIITAK I'ure , per Ib , 2c. ! )
EXTIIACT Loawoon Bulk , per Ib , 13J c.
EIIOOT I5c.
GLTCEIUNF 2i ; < c.
GUM AitAiiia & 'J@Ooo. '
Li 00101)1 DM lie.
GLTCEIIISE Bulk , perlb , OlJ e.
GUM Assafevtldn , per Ib , 14c ; camphor ,
per Ib , 87c ; opium , per Ib , $3.45.
IODINE Resublimntcd , per oz , $3.C , * ) .
LEAVES Buchu , short , per Ib , 18c ; scnnn
lex , per Ib , 25 ( < C3Sc.
Moui'iiiA Suiph , perez , $2.80.
Mnitccitr 74c.
PeTAss Bromide , per Ib , 37c ; iodine , per
Ib , $2.85. '
QuiNiA-Sulph , per Ib , 2S@IOc.
SEEDS Canary , per lb.4 } c.
SOAI-S Castile , mottled , porlb , 810c ; castile -
tile , whlto. per Ib , 18@15c.
SmitTS NITRE Swccc , per Ib , 80c.
STIIYCIIKIA. Crystals , $1.00 ( Ttjl. 15.
Sui.i'ii , CINCHONA Per oz , 5jl3c. ( ( ]
TAVIOCA 1'or Ib , Oc.
TOXCA BEANS $1.75.
OILS Hergnmont , $3.35 ; Wintorgrcon ,
$3.15 ; Malaga , 05u ; linseed , raw , Glo ; belled ,
( Me.
Me.WHITE
WHITE LEAD $0.60.
CALOMP.IAm. . , pnr Ib , § 1.
CASTOII On$1.24. .
CUIIEII BEUIUES $1.50.
CANTIIAKIDES 75c5Sl.C5.
UASSIA Huns Per Ib , 17c.
CiiLOHOFOitM Per Ib , 41c.
CoituosiVE SEIILIMATU Per ib , OOo.
Lumber , Ijliue , Ktc.
Dimensions and timbers
12 ft. 14 ft. 1(5 ( ft , Ib ft. 20 ft , 22 ft. 2-1 ft ,
2x4. . . $15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 10.00
2x0. . . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 1C.OO 18.00 10.00
2x8. . . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 13.00 10.00
2x10. . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 16.09 18.00 10.00
2x12. . 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 1C.OO 18.00 10.00
4x48x8. . 16.00 10.00 10.00 17.00 17.00 18.00 10.00
FENCING No. 1 , 4 nnd 6 inch , 12 and 14 ft ,
rough , $10.00(9110.50 ( ; No. 1 , 4 and (5 ( inch , 1(1 (
feet , $17.00 ( 17.50 ; No. 2. 4-anel 0 inch , IB und
14 feet , $18.50@14.00 ; No. 2 , 4 and 6 inch , 10
feet , $15.UO@10.0C.
FiNisniNei 1st and 2d clear , IK Inch s 3 s ,
S4Q.OOi351.00 ; 1st und 3d clciir , IK and 2 inch ,
s 3 s , 547.00S40.00 ( ! ; 3d clear , lif inch , s 2 s ,
? 43.00 ( > 40.00 ; 3d clear. IK nnd 2 inch , a 2s ,
$37.00ic3S.OO ( ; Island 2d clear , 1 Inch , s 2s ,
S-ft.OO ; 3d clenr , 1 Inch , s2 s , $3000 ; A select ,
I inch , s 3 s , $33.00 ; B select , 1 inch , s 2 a ,
$30.00.
STOCK BoAltns A 12 in , sis , 12 , 14 nnd 10
ft , $40 ; B 13 lu , sis , 12 , Is nnd 10 ft. $41 ; C
12 in. s 1 B , 13 , 14 nnd 10 ft , $30 : D 13 in , s 1 s ,
13. 14 and 1C ft. $23 ; No 1 com , 13 in , s 1 s , 12
ft , $18 ; No. 1 com , 12 in , s 1 s , 14 nnd 10 ft ,
$17.50(818.50 ( ; No 1 com , 12 in , sis , 10 , 18 and
2J ft , $10.50 ; No 2 coin , 12 in , s 1 s , 14 und 10
ft , S17.
FLOOIHNG 1st com 0 in white pine , $34 ;
3d com 6 in whlto pine , $31 ; 3d com 0-iu white
pine , $20 ; D coin 0 in white ) pine , $30 ; com 4
and 0 in yellow pine , $15 ; Star 4 in yellow
nine , $17 : 1st aud 3d clear yellow pine , 4 and
(5 ( in , $10.
LIME , ETC. Quinc.v white Hmobest ( ) . SOc ;
English and German Portland cement , $3.45 :
Milwaukee nnd Louisville , $1,3'J ; Michigan
piaster , $2.25 ; Fort Dodge plaster , $2.10 ;
Blue Rapid plaster , $1.00 ; hair , 20o ; sash , fit )
pur cent dis. ; doors , blinds , mouldines , 50
per cent dis. ; tarred felt , per cwt , $3.00 ;
straw board , per cwt , $1.00 ;
Pot'LAit LUMIIEK Clear poplar box bds. %
in , s 2 s , $35.00 ; clear poplar % in panel ,
$30-00 ; clear poplar % in panel , $35.00 ; clear
poplar K In panel stock wide , s 2s , $28.00 ;
clear poplar corrugated ceiling , % , $30.00.
POSTS Whlto cedar , 0 inch , halves. 12c ;
white cedar , 5ijf inch , halves nnd 8 Inch ej'rs ,
lie ; white cedar , 4 inch , round , ICc ; Tennes
see red cedar , split , lOc ; split oair , ( white ) ,
8c ; sawed oak , ISc.
SHINOLES , LATH , PEH M. XX clear , $3.20 ;
extra * A * , $3.80 ; standard A , $2.00 ; 5 inch ,
clear , $1.00 < Z1.70 ; 0 inch , cloarw1.75@1.80 ;
No. 1 , § 1.10@1.15 ; clear reel ccdnr , mixed
widths , $3.40 ; California redwood , dimen
sion widths , $1.50 ; cypress , cl ar heart , di
mension widths , $3.25 ; lath , 2.50.
THE METAL MARICKT.
The New York Metal Market publishes
the following cablegrams dated July 5 :
London The course of the market wns
about the same us last week , but the net re
sult is lower final quotations , and the volume
of business has not been Improved.
Tin Was llrm on Monday forenoon at an
advance of 2s Od to 89 10s cash , 90 for
ward ; but closed easier and reopened the
next day 10s lower , losing us much more on
Into 'Change ' , which closed nt 88 12s Od
and 89 5s , cnsh showing greatest weakness
ns the result of inability to moot prompts
falling duo. The dec-lino continuing on
Wednesday , the cash pnco got down to 88
2s Od at the oud of the day. forward receiv
ing 15s preference ; but yesterday there was
a slight recovery and to-day the opening
was 12s Od@15s higher , which was followed
by an additional gain of 5@10d in the after
noon to closing figures of 88 7s ( idj cash ,
89 17s Cd for three months1 prompts.
COITBU The same fractional lluctuatlon
as lost noted has been repeated this wcok ,
and on for the most part exceptionally small
transactions. Monday's ' market was easier ,
declining 5@10s for the day to 41 for cash
bars and 40 10s forward ; but the former
ruled 5s higher on Tuesday , reacting the fol
lowing day , bui recovering yesterday morn
ing nnd advancing to 41 7s Od In the late
dealings , when forward brought 40 15s.
Opening quotations to-day were fully 10s
hlKhor , nnd the day closes llrm at 41 15s and
41 5s respectively for cash bars aud for
ward prompts.
ANTIMONY Is in very full demand , and as
stocks uro almost bare , quotations have ad
vanced to 03 for Hallctt's and uro llrm ut
05 for Cookson's ,
Si-ELTEii Has agalned advanced 10s on
the wcok to 19 for ordinary brands.
LEAD Remaining almost neglected , stands
nt 18 7s Od for soft Spanish.
ENGLISH I'lo IHON Continues to steadily
harden , gaining fourpenco halfpenny on
Monday to 33 Od , and after holding Htcndy
thereat until to-day , closing firm nt 80d.
HKHdEMEii PIG Remains llrm but no
higher than last quoted ; 60a Od for mixed
numbers.
STEEL RAILS Firm and steady at an
advance to 4s I5d f. o , b. , for heavy sections.
OLD RAILS Quiet and unchanged at C5s(3 (
70s for T's ' , 70s ( < i75s ! D. H. c. 1. f , , N. Y.
SuiuiIUON Dull but quite steady at
47s Cd(350ft ( f . o. b.
GLAsaow SCOTCH WAJIKANTH Have again
slightly improved ; advancing twoponco on
Monday to 43s 8d and a penny more on Tues
day uftoruoon , from which there was an
equnl reaction late the next day. Prices
hold steady yesterday , and wcro up to 48s Od
again this forenoon ; while later In the day
they were firm and got up to 43s lOd at the
close.
Makers' quotations are for Coltness , along
side , Glasgow , 55 % Od ; Gartshorrlo , along
side , Glasgow , 51s Od ; Summerleo , along
side , Glasgow , 51s Od ; Lancloan , alongside ,
Glasgow , 63s Od ; Carnbroo , alongside , Glas
gow , 45a Od ; Glengarnouk , ulomisldo , Ar-
drossan , 51s Od ; Egllnton , ulongsldo , Ardros-
sau , 43s Od ; Dalmclllngton , alongside , Ar-
drossan , 45s 3d ; Lighterage , Ardrossau to
Glasgow , Is ton ,
LiVEiu-ooL TIN PHTES Dull anil ejulct ;
charcoal tin plates , plates , Molyn gradu , 10s
10 } d ( ( 178 Od ; charcoal tin plates , Allaway
grade , 14s OcKSUa Od ; charcoal Tornc plates ,
Dean grade , 14s20d@l8s od ; charcoal Tflnio
plates. Dean grade , 20s 23d@25s OdCiOi Od ;
coke tin plates , B. V , grade , 12s Od@1is ! Od ,
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
fiOG feoulltltitli Struct , - Oitmlid
" " "
"BLAKEr BOISSEVAlfsTcoTT
I.omlnn , Kiiglun < l
ADOLPI1 BOISSEVAN & CO , ,
Amsterdam , Holland.
Tramitcl n KGncrnl Imnklnu business. Betciirttloi
bought ami oM on commission , foreign axchun jiM.
Commercial unit tmvolor'i letters of cnsllt.
Orders tor bond nml stocks execute 1 on comtflls
( ton In I/oiulun ami on nil CuntlneuUl lluunvi ol
Kuropo.
NoKotlntloni of Ilnllwrxr. 8lto , Cllf nJ Gorport *
tlon l/Mi n
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK ,
V. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Cnnltnl . S-lOO.lWO
Surplus Jnn. 1st , IStO . 62,000
OlTICr.ltS AM ) mUKCTOKS.
Hr.xiiY W. VATKS. Vrosldi-nt.
i.KWt * fi , Itcmi , Vice 1'resldont.
A. K. ToirrAi.lx ,
W. V. Moiisr
JOHN S. COLLINS ,
H. C. CIWHIMI.
J. N. II. I'ATHICK.
W. II. S. lluiuir.s , Cashier.
THE IRON BANK ,
Or. ICth nnl l-'arnam St > .
A General llaukiuu lluslucss Trnusiutod.
"ROSiTPOLYTECHNIU INSTITUTE ,
TERRE HAUTE , IND.-A SCHODl OF ENOIREtRIXQ.
\Vr11 endowed , well equipped department * nf Mfl.
clinnlcilnml Civil l.'niin { < nrliic , Klectrlrltr , Clicml * .
Mill Drawing. ixtm : l\oMiiir < niiil lintmrtitnrlM ,
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CTINCOMI flUAHAKTU _
With Bnce fnl riporlenpo-for NEW PIOIpRIAf.
SAL.A11L.1 : BOOK. * B JkllV Addieu.
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lierfectlv rtantnril by the new
> rJ-DUpnE Method.
oiirneffluuitratrtl "Guideto
Ilrillli. " Alitaluto iccncT. VarlcO-
celo cuml wiiliout r ln orop r tliin. AdilrtM
Deslon-Dupre Cl'nlquo ' , lu Tnntgat bL , Ikxton.
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OP 'J UK
Chicago , Milwaukeejo St , Paul R'y ' ,
The licst Itouto frnnt Omnliii nml Council
lllulTs ( o
HHTHE EAST =
TWO TKAINS DAILY USTWKEN OMAHA
AND COUNC11HIUKKH
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. ran1 , Minneapolis , Cedar UnpM i ,
Rock Island , Ftecpnrl , Itockford ,
Clinton , luluiiic' ) | , Davenport ,
Klgln , Mitdlstin , JniicsvlIIc ,
IJelt it , Winoini , L-i Crosse ,
AnU all otbcr Important points Knst , NorthcmtanJ
tionttiuitst.
Fortlirnuuli tlelcctn cnll un the ticket nut'nt nt l.VH
Knniniii btroct , In llurkvr HUcli. or ul Union I'licillc
Dnpnt.
I'lillnuin Sleepers itml Itio llnou DlnlnK Cnrs In tlio
world nn > run on thu nmn ! llnu nt the Chicago , Mil-
wnukce.Vfet.rnul llallrmy , anil uvury iiuentlnn IH
luiUI to inmenRcrs uy courteous employes of tlio
i-ompiiny.
It. .MIII.KH. Quucrnl .Vnnnver.
J. K. TUUKKIi , A * < ttintlieiiurnl Mnnnircr.
A. V. It. ( JAlll'H.NTliH , Cit-neral I'uaeor.gur nnd
Ticket Aucnt.
U ICO. K. 1115AFKOKI ) . Assistant floncrnl rnssciiRcr
Eiu1 Ticket Accnt.
T. J.U1.AUK , eioacral Sniiarltitomlcnt.
Nntinc.
Notice Is lierobjr given that sealed bills will bo
received by the cleric of Adams County , Neb
ruska , at Ills oUIco Hustings. Nebraska , on or
1)cforc twelve o'clock noon of.l uly litu , 1S8W , or
thepurcliasoof savonty IIvo bouili of the An-
noniliiutlon oC one thousand dollars eucli to bo
Issued by tile County of Adams In the Stale of
Nebraska , to be dated July 1st , 1-M . and to bo
payiiblu at tlio H- > cal AK y "f tlio State of
Nebraska , City of Now Yorlr , State of Now
Vork twenty years aftar tlio dnto thereof re
deemable at any time on or after ten years from
the date thereof at the option of Ham county or
Adams and to boar Interest lit thu rate of h1 vo
per cent per unmim payable annually on thu
ilrst day of July In each year , for which Interest
coupons Khali bo attached tmyablo at the llscul
agency aforesaid.
Jllghts reserved to reject any and all bids.
Uy orderof the Hoarder Supervisors , JIayOth
1S8D. Jj. it. PA urn i nun.
[ SEAL , . ] County Clurk.
JOHN A. CASTO. County Attorney.
Boots and Shoos.
K1RKEKDALL , JOKES & CO. ,
Suo.-csaors to Heed , Jones ACo.
WliolesalG Mannfaclnrcrs of Bunts & Sliocs
Aneuts for Huston Hublicr Shoo Co. , 11(12. ( 1101 linil 11U1
llnrnuy btn-vt , O"iali"ebr.ukn. .
Browors.
STOHZ & ILKIi ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1.VI1 North KlKlitcoiilh Blreet.Oninlm , Neb.
Comlcti.
EAGLE COHN1CE WORKS ,
Mannfpctnrers ofGalyanizeu Iron Cornice
\Vlniiow-cupannil miUilloKkylliilit ) > . John Kpcncter.
lirovrietor , 118 nnd 110 Houtli lotb street.
JOHN L. WILKJE ,
Proprietor Omalia Paper Box Factory ,
Noa. HIT and 1313 lou la ilreet , Omnhn , Nob.
M. A. D1S11HOW A CO. ,
Wliolciulo ummifncUircrsor
Sash , Doors , Blinds and Monluings ,
Ilruncli onico , 12th nnd Irnrd utrcota , OinnUa. Neb ,
1IOHN MANUFACTUniNQ CO. ,
Mannfactnrcrs of Sa h , Doors , Blinfls ,
Mouldlnnri , fliilr-nork nntt Interior luml ivoocl llnlili ,
liij-'j North loth Btreel , Uninlio , Noli.
.
STltANO < 1 CIAltlfSTKAMllKA'lKO CO. ,
Pnmps , Pipes and Engines ,
Steam , wntcr , rnll nr nnd mlnlnK supplies , etc.
Itt ) , va nnil ' . Kariiam street , Omiiliii. _
U. S. WIND E KOINE PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
IlnlUJay wind mills. 'JIB nnd ' . ) Jones it. , Oumlia.
_ U.K. lto i , Acting ilnnuKfr.
1JROWNELL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Macoiucry ,
tJlicot'lron work , stcnm pumps , unw mills. 1213-1215
l.fiivfinvorlU itreet , Oiualja.
Iron Works.
PAX'l'ON .t VIKRMNQ WON WORKS ,
Wrought and Gait Iron Bnitfllng Work ,
Knglncs , brass work , ( jeneriil foundry , innclilno and
bluckiiullli work. Uillco nnd works , U. 1 * . itjr ,
_ unil 17lh struct , Omalia. _
OMA HA WIRE A IRON WOHKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire andiron Railing
Desk itlli , window L'unrdi. Mower ilandH ,
otc. I'll Niirtli Htli
OMAHA SAM ! & IHON WOltKti ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar rroof Safes ,
Vaults , Jail wok , Iron thiitters and tire escapes.
U , Atulreon , prop'r. Corner Kill ami Juckton t ,
UNION MOCK YARDS co ,
Of Omana , Limited ,
Agrloulturnl ImplomqntSj
Dealerin Agrlcnltiiral Implements , Wagons
Carriages nnd l > inj lni. Jonfs street , between Mh n
It'th , omnlia ,
Ly CO. ,
Airlcolt'l ' Implements , Wasons , Carriages
lltiRKlci , etc. Wtiolc 'o. Omihn , Ncbraiin.
PA RLlff , OHKtflJOHF .t MA It'll X CO. ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Agriciilt'l ' implement , , Wagons & Bn&es
_ TOUqi. M anil TOT Jones ttrcct.Omnlm.
MOL1NJ3 , MILliVliXA SIODUAltD CO. ,
Mnnufnciurcrs nnd job' ' cr In
fawns , Bnggies Rake ] , Plows , Etc ,
ror.Ptti anj 1'aclOo streets , Omaha.
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
liU Doiiglai Urcct. Omsha.
Boota and Shoos.
IK. I' . MORSE , t CO. ,
Jolioers of Boots and Shoes ,
1101 , HOT , 1105 Douiila * strcnt , Omnhn. Mnnurnrtorr.
Hummer street , lloiton.
Conl , Coke nnd Llmo.
OMAHA COAL , COKE A LIMB CO. ,
Jooters of Hard ani Sift Coal ,
KOBoutli IStli ttrect , Omnhn , X
KEttHASKAFUiL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal aid ! Coke ,
2I > b'outh l..tli t. , Onmlia , Nob.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A. WAKEV1ELT ) ,
Wholesale Lnmoer , Etc ,
Imported nnd Amcrlcnn Port'aml ' cement , fitato
HKcnt for Jtllwauki'C tivilrnn Ic tonicnl nnd
( juliny ttlmuliiue.
CHAS R. I.KK ,
D3aler in Haidwccd Lumte
Wood carpets r.nd nnrquet lloorlni ; . I'lh ' nnd DoiiKlng
ttioct.i , Omnhn. Nib.
oirJTfrXr , uii IJB R co. ,
All Kindsof Building Material at Wholesale
1Mb street nnd Union I'ncltlc truck , Omahn.
LOUIS HRADVORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash.
l'oonEtc. Vnnla Corner Ttb unit Douglas. Otnco
Corner lutb nnd louaia .
FRED. W. GRAY.
Lnmbe' Limp Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
Comer Vtb and Dou Uvs , ls , Omaha.
*
C. N. DIKTX ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnmlier ,
13th unil California ttrvi'ts.Omntm ' , Ncbrntin.
I. OllERFSLDE & CO. ,
Importers & Johliers in Millinery & Noiiius
" ' , S10 iul 51S South lltli utrcct.
_ . - . , .
r. Ko-noy co. ,
ale Notions and Fnr-ilsliing - ; Goods ,
1IJ4 llarncy Street , Omnha. _
o nd to ra ge.
& RIDDKLL ,
Stcrie and CMiuission Merchants ,
Spoclttltlcs llutlcr , ffn , clicoio. poultry , Kim * .
1112 Howard streut , Oiuulin , Neb.
_ D ry Goods a n id IN I otloris.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions
1102 and 1101 Douglas , cor. lltli street , Onmha.Nob.
KILPATRWK-KOC1I DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers & Jokers in Dry Goods.Notions .
( ient'8 Jun.lslilnk' good * . Corner II tU and lluruojr
streets , Umnbn , Nolirii > kn.
UELIN , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Importers and jobbers of
Wcolens and Tailors' ' Tannings ,
_ 317tJoutb liilntictl. _
Furniture.
DK\\'EY \ \ .t S'JOXE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Fnrnilnre ,
Karnuui Btroot , Omnlm , Nehnifka.
CHARLES SIIIVERWK ,
Furniture ,
Omnlia , Ncbruikn.
Crocorloo.
PAXTON , oALLAonnn & co. ,
Whol8S3le Groceries and Provisions ,
TtC , 707. W mid 711 South 1Q1U St. , Oiuiilia , Nob.
McCORI ) , JJRADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
th and I mouvrortli strocta , Oainlin , Nebraslis.
Hardware.
W. J.
toy HMYfarc , Iron ami Steel ,
Eprlnus , WHKUII itock. linrdnnro , lumber , cto. 1209
nd 1211 lliirnor strjot , Omaba.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEX HARDWARE -
WARE COMPANY.
W&olesa'G & Hanly/are / , Cutjgry , Tin Plate ,
Mctuli , sliuct Iron , etc. AKrnta'for Ilowo tcnlci ,
illiiiul pimclcrnnil I.yiimii Lurboilnlre.
UUIERA VOH .t TAYLOR ,
Bflllte1 Harilyare ? ami Scale RegairShop
Mechanic * ' tool anil UiifTnlo icwlet. 141C Iou lM
itrcut , | ] iali . Nob.
Toyat Eld
/ / . HARDY & CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums. Fancy Goofls ,
Hoiuu furnlililiiK K" < 1 , clillclron'n rarrlufica , 1KW
hariuiiii ttrt'tit , ejninlm , Noli ,
CONSOL1DATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ante vrettio , etc. , Omnliu. A. ll.UMiop , .Muimuer.
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wliolesale Paper Ds lers ,
Crrr a nlco stock of prlntlnv. wraiplnif | unit nrltlnff
paper , tipiolul nttvulloiiuivuii tu turd piipor ,
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1S02 PARNAM STREET.