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THTC OMAHA DAILY BEJUi KIDAY. JULY 26. 1889.
[ HE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
/boat / Sustains d. Bronk , But Ro-
malna Fairly Steady.
60RN LAPSES INTO DULLNESS.
als Hcnvy on Influences Prom tlio
f Outside Provision Itonrs Hnvo nn
Inning Onitlo liiislttosa
t Quotations.
rcmcAGo ; rnoncoB MAKKBTS.
CHICAGO , July 25. [ Special Telegram to
'no ' URB. ] The wheat market hud over
Jight h break of about # 0 , but It remained
( nlrly steady at the depreciation marked by
no opening quotations. December opened
i EOo aud swung Irresolutely between "i\ \ ) } {
nil SOc nearly the whole of the session. H
ccnslonnll.v pot o cbado below 799c nnd
caslonully above SOc , but trading at the
xtrcmcH was light. Hutchlnson bought on
ibo llttlo brcaKs nnd sold on the llttlo rallies ,
being bent apparently on having an cay
Say of It by keeping the market narrow ,
vhich ho was able to do on account of the
lightness of outsldo bu.vlngs. Toward the
nst , however , the market hardened apprccl-
f ably , nnd ttio.prcvlous best limits wcro passed
without scrloua effort. December went to
and closed at 6Q } { . The action was
slow , tbough , at tlio best. September wheat
jheld , rather steadier than Decomocr. It
ODcncd at 78c , fluctuated most of the day
within the range of 77 @ 78 c , but it spurted
at the last and closed t 78J a July opened
at 82i' , ranged at 82@82Jfo und uloled Ht the
outsldo. As compared with yesterday the
closings record no change in July , und a
shrinkage of ? if(3 ( o lu later futures. Tiado
was not largo In tlio aggregate. Foreign
news wns for the most part bearish. The
majority of the private cables wcro easier ,
though , and Antwerp , Liverpool and Ham
burg orders came jn early. The London
Times keeps harping on the Russian and
Hungarian deficiencies , but the alarm oc
casioned by those and klnd-cd publications
seems to bo conlincd principally
to - . Now York
tospeculators. re
ports , an abatement of the ex
port demands and seaboard clearance *
arc petty. At interior markets In the west
receipts continue only moderate. The out
movement is unexpectedly large , consider
ing the Benson. St. Louis Is shipping out
moro than half as much us she is recclvlnir ,
and the percentage of Chicago shipments , as
compared with tlio receipts , is still Inrccr.
Some of this is export business , but it is
mainly for Interior milling account. The
"retail" cnsh demand is uctlvo locally , and
good prices are paid for choice old wheat.
The Itttlcfellowsof the local crowd are bullish
as n rule , but most of the heavy woitrhts are
cither bearish or on the fence. Hutchmson ,
It is thought , wants to BOO a steady market
until the July shorts make known
their determination. This matter will
bo settled in a few days. Tno weather
In the southwest is still showery and unfa
vorable for threshing and moving wheat , but
the Indications point to better weather ,
lialcor has bad crop news from Nebraska ,
Iowa and Southern Minnesota , but the over
whelming weight of testimony on northwest
ern crops is that the prospects tire dccli'cdly '
better than they wore up to two or three
weeks ago. loglis , the "Dig Four" oxnort ,
ndvUcs his principals that the northwest will
riilso a big crop. The Minnesota agricultural
secretary baa made u retxirt by counties ,
which Indicates n 47.000.000 bushel crop in
that state , 20,000.000 bushels moro than last
year. The latest estimates make the
nprmg wheat crop 45,000,0 0 bush
els creator than last year , but
these figure- are liable to very Important
modification before the harvester returns are
In. Considerable confusion grow out of the
attempts to locate and understand the re
port sent in to-day , but the details confirmed
the original version.
The slignt stimulus which the trading In
the corn market received curly In the week
was absent to-day and it relapsed Into dull
ness and narrow fluctuations once moro.
The receipts were about flfty cars under the
estimates made yesterday , nnd forto-morrow
the arrivals are estimated at J1SS oars , but.
although those moderate quantities would
ordinarily strougthcn the market , the weak
ness In the wheat market moro than coun
terbalanced their effect. The cable markets
wcro weak and quotations lower. Shipping
demand hero and at the seaboard was good
and vessel engagement hero to-day foe
CSO.OOObushels Indicates a continued f roemovo-
mcut and chances for another decrease in the
Visible supply during the present week. The
closing quotations show very little changes
from thosn of the preceding day. July rested
at 'Mc , August at SOtfo and September at
Oats wcro heavy to-day , sagging & @ &c.
The weakness elsewhere influenced
10 the mar
ket in a mild dcSj-reo. dnd there was also con
rs siderable offering of No. 2 white oats for
August and September , which tended to de
press values. licccipts were fair and so wcro
shipments , with about 180,000 bushels do-
creuso in local stocks , but the condition of
the uew crop favored the boars , and a few
shorts bought July at 23 > .f @ ? 3o and A-uguot
sold at aiKc. with No , 3 whlto at 25tfo. Sep
tember touched SlJfQUlJBC nnd ditto whlto
sold off # c to 25e. No. 2 oats to go to store
t wcro quiet at SUj/c.
in provisions the boars had another In
ning , There were no active raiding oper
ations , but almost ( from the start the
trade , under the load of pork , presented n
weak front Hogs were In bettor supply and
lower. The past week's figures of packiog
throughout the west mad a the summer sea
son's increase over the returns for last year
In roach 645,000 hogs , and with continued good
1 ° receipts of the product from the country the
le market appeared to break of Its weight. It
Itt was unable to command any support , save
the llttlo It obtained from the covering of
fortunate shorts , and ruled'lower ' because It
was headed In that direction. Of pork , at
IttP least , the selling was free and a largo
amount of property hela by grain houses and
parties outside of the regular trade was
thrown overboard. The shorts were rood
P buyers , and the pit received more attention
tluin for a long time. Lard was relatively
stronger than It * companion articles , yet it
suffered n depreciation of 2X@5c. In porn
the "day's actual decline was 17o , and In
hortrlbs
CHICAGO sroca.
CHICAGO , July 25. [ Special Telegram to
TIIK DEB. ] CATTLE , Uuslnoss was brisk
and values steady to strong on prttno corn-
"I fed natives , and In fact nearly everything In
the native line sold more ruadlly than yes
terday. Receipts wore divided Into 10,000
natives end 2,000 Toxaus and rangers. The
export demand wanted everything In that
line , nnd dressed beef operators were satis-
fled with the grade below exporters. Tcx-
ans sold strong and 10@lCo higher from the
extremely low urlcos of the past week or
two. Ituuge cattle are encountorlng hard
lines at present , moro on account of the lib
eral run aud low prices of natives than any
other cause. So far 13.05 has boon the
top price , and some fair cattle have sold
as low as ttU5 ; , and from that down
to X60 for undesirable brands. Native
butchers' stock sold a shade stronger on ac
count of the light run on Texans and the
sharp upturn of the same. The stocker and
feeder trade presented no new features.
Prices were low and traUo slow. Choice to
extra beeves , H.10@1.45 ; medium to good
steers. l.il&O to l.OOOTtw. U.lK ) 4.Mj l.UOO to
l.ittOlbs , fy.75@il)0 ) ; t > 50 to 1.B50 Ibs , * 3.80@
8.60 ; Ktockors and feeders , fl.00@3.H ( > ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , CU033.00 ; bulk.CKQi'JO ) ;
slop-fpd steers , | M.bOC < St.OOToxans ; : 10 15o
timber ; steers. tuo@U5t ! : cows , (1.55(39.10. (
HOOD All the advance- yesterday , say
BQlOc , was lost to-day , and the general mar
ket closed weak , with a largo number un
sold. Three of the jiacklng firms were out
of tbo trade , and the shipping demand was
light. At the close about H.UO@4.iU was the
price paid for packing sorts and tJ.tttt&MO
for best heavy. A fancy lot would probably
make f 1,45 , Light sorts underwent llttlo erne
no change , selling at tM.60Oi.bO ,
FINANCIAL * .
NEW YOIIK , July la. [ Special Telegram
to TuBllEB.-S-tocKS-Tlio ] stock market is
In Its summer dullness. . Iho present in
fluences and conditions have been discounted ,
nnd there must bo now developments before
nny radical chnngo can como over stocks.
An authority on banking nnd securities says !
"Tho bulls hnvo hau nr. exceptionally good
inning , nnd the moro sagacious ones , satis
fied with the recent profits , have sold out or
nro prepared to do so until n moro favornblo
opportunity invites their return. Many of
the big ooerators nro giving more attention
to recreation thnn to business , and , if not
actually nggresslvti on the boar side , are nt
least giving the latter their moral support.
Hence the bears dally prow In strength , both
numerically and financially , and the proba
bilities are that they , m turn , will secure ft
fair inning bo'oro the upward movement is
renewed. " The talk oftor hours last night
was about the raid on Heading. Opinion
was divided on the belief that Hamilton ft
Lyman had let go their holdings and that the
bears raided Heading to weaken other stocks
where they wished to cover. Commission
houses complain of dullness , and the ag
gressive power scorns to bo temporarily out
of the market. At the opening to-day , Lon
don and Chicago appeared willing to buy on
declines , but nothing moro. A big dry goods
failure encouraged the bears in selling , and
there was no good support early. First
prices on moderately active business were
from M to ; Y P r cent lower than last oven-
Ing's closing figures. Further losses were
confined to small fractions generally. A fexv
stocks , however , displayed marked weakness
ami gave to the market what character it
possessed. Of these , Missouri Pnclllo and
the now Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chicago &
. Louis common stocks were the most
prominent , each at the lowest point showing
a net loss of 1 % per cent from last evcnlne's
prices. Sugar refineries fell lf , Uurllngton
& Qulney Jjf and Atchlww % per cent. The
decline was cheeked before 10:30. however ,
and u rally followed the bulge which lasted
to the end of the hour and put prices fully
up to , and In a few cases slight fractious
over the closing figures of last night. Trusts
did not react ns strongly as railroad shares.
The stock market made no decided change
until the last hour , when the persistent buy
ing of loncs , favorublo news and the chang
ing of a few prominent bears to the bull side
caused much nervousness among shorls. Tno
buying to cover gave the market quite a
bulge. Grangers and many other railroad
stocks moved up a point or moro from the
bottom figures and the closing prices were
about the top , with the market broader and
stronger than for some time. Uurlington
went to 10) ) > , Atchlson rallied to3G > fNorth-
western closed 1 per cent higher ut 10 * < , St.
Paul touched 70 , and Missouri Pacific 07 } < .
Local stocks and trusts wcro not as strong in
proportion , but sugar managed to close at
109. The boars were nervous ut the close ,
with the bulls Jubilant.
The following were the cloilng quotations :
0.8.4s regular. Northern 1'aclflc. . 27S
V. 8.4s coupons . . .l-3i ! do preferred fi.'l ? {
U. S. 4'/5sresuliir ' .jmi'i 0. k N. W 107i
U. 8.4S ; coupons.l. ly < lopier < Treil Ml
PuclflctHot'ii > . . .m N , Y.CVntral IWJS
Central PaclUo U IJl 1' . O.&K IS ) ! ,
Itock Island Ol'i
Cli Icatro. iiurllngtoii C. , M. * St.V B'.i V
jcOulnov 103m doproferreil 108
D..L.&W IMS SU'nul Ac Omaha. : il
Illinois Central 11 ; ? > S. _ iloiuoforrod. .
! . , . * W. , . ' /t Uiilon 1'dclllo 68 ? i
. . ' W..8t. Ij. & V 11
Inko Shore . 10 1 y do preferred 23
Michigan Central. . Nl'i Westoru Union. . . . MK
Missouri Pacific. . . .
MOJJET Easy , L'3 per cent.
PltlMB MBROiXTILB PXPEll SJ 'lJO'K P < 5r
cent.
STUIIUXO ExcnvsoE Moro active , but
weak ; sixty-day bills , $4.S5X < demand ,
PHODUUK MAKKKT3.
CniCAfio , July 25. Il6p. : m. close Wheat
Strong uud higher ; cash , 82c ; September ,
78Xo ; December , SO c.
Corn Firmer ; cash , 3CJ cj August , 30)j'c ) ;
September , SOJ c.
O.U8 Steady to firm ; cash , 228'c ? ;
August , Slo ; September , 23 1-lOc.
Kyo Cash , 42 > c bid.
Uarloy No. ! } , September , 04c bid , C5c
asked.
Prime Timothy $1.40.
Flax Seed-No. 1 ,
Whisky 1.03.
Pork Lower ; cash and Au trust , $10.87K ;
Sccteinber , $10. 2K-
Lurd Steady ; cash and August , (0.15.
September. < U.32 © 0.25.
Flour Nomlnuliy unchnngod ,
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $5.12X@5.25 ;
sliort clear , fJ.75@ . " > .87 ; shoit ribs ,
W.4r > @ 5..r > 0.
Duller Mnro active ; crenmcry , lOQIOc ;
dairy. 0@14c.
Choose Slow ; full cream chcildars ,
" 3f flut8 > 7K" @ c ; Young Americas ,
-Dull ; fresh , 10@llc.
Hides Easy.
Tullow Eusy.
Hocolpts. Shipments.
Flour . 10,000 7,000
Wheat . 88,000 78,000
Corn . 212,000 257.00C
Outs . 114,000 153.000
Now York , July 25. Wheat Receipts ,
14,800 bushels ; exports , 24,000 ; spot Irregu
lar and moderately activfl ; steady. No. 2
red , SSc in store , 89KQSO c allout , 88 @
00 } o f. o. b. ; ungraded red , 74@S'J&c ; op
tions Irregular , closing @ % c lower ; July ,
Corn Receipts , 7.SOO bushels ; experts ,
011,000 , bushels ; | > ot moderately nctivo und
oasio' " , No.3 , 43 > f @ 43Wo In elevator , 44Jf@
44 } c afloat ; ungraded mixed , 42K@44J i ! ;
ODtlons less nctivo , lower and weak.
Oats Receipts , 28,000 bushels ; spot
firmer and quiet ; options moderately active
and lower ; July , 27Kc ; August , 27o ; Sop-
tombor , 27o ; spot. No. 3 wblt , 3U > j'34c ;
mixed western , 2C@20o.
Colieo Options closed quiet and 10015
points down ; sales , 52,000 bags ; August ,
914.05 ; September , $14.15@14.25 ; October ,
I14.15@14.20 ; spot Rio , dull and nominal ;
fair cargoes , J17.25.
Petroleum Steady ; United closed at
Ki 'g Unsettled aud easier ; western , 13Q
Pork Moderately active j now , fl3.50@
"Lard Dull nud lower ; western steam ,
10.55s August , * G.55 asked.
llultor Quiet ; yreslarji , 10@17o.
Cheese Firm aud fair demand ; western ,
Ijivcrponl , July 25. Wheat Quiet , de
mand poor ; holders offer moderately.
No. 1 , California , 7s 3d7s 4d ; red western
winter , Os UK l@7s ll } < d.
Corn Quiet und aomand poor ; now
mixed , 4s
8f. IjouiH. July 25. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 7U5fo : September , 7(5J/c. (
Corn Higher i cash , SJ o ; September ,
Oats Firm but slow ; cash , 23 o ; Au
gust. 21c bid.
Pork-Dull , $11.50.
Lard Nominal.
Whisky Steady at $1.03.
Uuttcr Unchanged.
Cincinnati , July 25. Wheat Easier ;
No. 2 red , BOo.
r orn Stronger ; No. 3 mixed , JlSo.
Oats Firm aud quiet ; No. 3 mixed. 26 > c.
Whlbky-Flriu utl.OT.
KuiiHau Clly , July 25. Wheat No. 3 red ,
cash,0707 o July , 5 > < o ; August , C5 oNo. ;
8 red , curb , fi7 o ; August , 57 > icj No. 2 soft ,
cash , 70a asked ; August , GOc.
Corn Quiet ; No. U , cash , 37o asked ; No.
3 , cash 25o bid.
Outs-Cash , lOJ o ; July , Iflo bid ; Au
gust ISo ; September , ITJ c bid. .
Adunoupolli , July 35. Wheat Sample
wheat , slow ; receipts , 104 cars ; shipments ,
51 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard , July , $1.03 ;
on truck , $1.03 ; No , 1 northern , July , ! Wo ;
September , 7l K < M on truck , POoj No. 3
northern , July , tilKoj on truck , SOQSSc.
MHwauki'o. July 24. Wheat Steady ;
cash , SOWo ; Suptomber , 78o.
Coru-Uull ; No. 8 , 30J < c.
Oats Qulof No.3 whlto ,
Ryo-Firmurj No. 1. 424'e.
Uiirloy Easier ; September , COo bid.
Provisions Easier ; pork , $11 ,
iaVK fctl'UUK.
Oliloaco , July 25. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
CotUo HccclpU , 12,000 ; market steady ;
boove % H.104 45 ; steer * . .t
s lockers nnd feeders , $1 PO@2.flO ; coxvs ,
bulls and mixed , f 1.40(33.00 ( ; I'oxas cattle.
$ l.55@3.15 ; natives and half-breeds , $3.85(3 (
3.55.
3.55.Hors
Hors Receipts. 15.000 ; market slow and
5@lbc lower ; mlxnd , & .30Q4.55 ; heavy , fJ.20
4.ftO ; light , fI.85@4.S5 ; skips , $ .l.f > 0S ; MO-
Sheep Receipt 0,000 ; market steady ;
olives , $3.50(34.60 ( ; western , .00 1.20 ;
" 'cxans. f3.OOQI.20 ; lambs , $ l.60 ; < r .75.
Nationnl tJnslc V.-ml . K.nt St.
joulH , July 25. Cattle Uccolpts , 1,000) )
hlpmonls , 4,100 ; market stronger ; choice
cavy native stccr > , S3.SOJ&4.40 & ; fair to good
cavy native steers , $ .1.03(0(3.00 ( ( ; stockcts
nd feeders , t3.00@3.10 ; rancors , corn-fed ,
iOO@3.40 ; grass-fed , 1.0a@2.00.
Hogs Receipts , ll.OOO ; shipments , 1,300 ;
market steady ; cliolco heavy and butchers'
elections. SI.'OS UO ; packing , W.20&4.35 ;
ight grades , f 1.4 > @ 4 80.
KnnirtH Oln- , July 25. Cattle Receipts ,
,000 ; shipments , none ; market higher ;
joiiimon , steady to firm ; com
mon to cholco corn-fed steers. & ! .60@4.15 ;
lockers nnd feeders , Sl.GO&SOO ; cows ,
Hogs liccolpts , 5,400 ; shipments , 753 ;
market wo , k ; light , lower ; heavy weak.
* 4.10t ( 4.12K ; light , 8l.27X1.30 < ! ; heavy and
nixed , 1.10@ 1.2.1.
Stouv Clly , July 25 Cnttle Hccclpta ,
4 ; shipments. KM ; mnrlot * steaiiy : fnt
tcors , fy.OO@3.IW ; feeders , f2.S5@3.iri ( ;
lockers , J2.15Q'.40 ; canners ana bulls ,
75cZl.5 ( ! ; veal calves , IJ.WfJS.SO.
Hogs Itucolptt , 753 ; market fie
owur : light and mixed , M.15S4.22Ko ;
heavy , $ I.17 < ( ! J4,30.
OMAHA
Cattle.
TnuiisiiAT , July 25.
There was n heavy Incrc.iso in the receipts
and prices were barely steady on best dry
corn-feu steers , xvhllu anything inclined to
lie common was neglected and lower. The
niirkot wns somewhat uneven , nnd was
quoted all the wuy from steady to 5T ( < lOc
' .ower , according to the quality of the cuttle.
The market suffered u drop of fullv lOc to
day , and was drugging and dull. A few
lo.uls sold early at iirlcus about 5o lower , but
the bulk of the trades wcro made at the cut
first noted. Salesmen held out to Improve
their bids , but finding the move unsuccessful
cut loose nt the decline nnd all but a few
.ouds were sold.
There were none hero to make a market.
Kuuntpu.
Cattle 2,000
Hog * 0,000
Sheep
Prevailing lVlca
The foUo'.vlii-r U utiblo of prioa * p.it. ! la
, hls market for the gi\Uo3 of st30 lt men
.loncd :
Prime steers. 1800 to 1000 lbi.,53 83 @ 4. 10
oodsteers , 13W to 1451) ) Ibs. . . 3.70 i > : ) .bO
Soodstocrs , 11)50to ) 1300 Iba. . . a.23 @ 3. < ! . i
Common canners 1.25 ( VfD.OO
Drdinary to fair cows 1.75 ( W2.25
Pair to good cow * 2.IW ( iM.
joodto choice cows 2.40 r < 2.75
Choice to fancv cows , heifers. . 2.70 /y.oo
Fairto good bulls 1.75 ( w2.i.- ! )
joodto clioinobulls 2.2."i @ 2.50
Llpni stoekur uud feeders. . . . 2.70 2.90
Good feoilris , USD to 1100 Ibs. . 3.0J
Fair to choice light hoes 4.10 © 4.20
Pair to choice heavy hogs 4.10 ( ; 4.ir >
Fair to choice mixed hoca 4.10 "
Shorn sheep 3.0J
It prcauutativo S.ilei.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
21 of W..1212 40 33 1234 $3 SO
DO of iv. .1310 3 T.O 12 1383 3 SO
50cfw..iaC2 350 20 1312 380
1051 3 5'2K 20 . 1274 3 b5
56ofw..l3UO 355 3S..7 . 1420 3 85
10 . IIU'J 355 18 . 1372 3 87J
OOof W..1205 a iV5 30 . 105J 300
1111 3(15 ( 40 . 1338 300
36 12il ( ! 3 C.5 01 . 1319 300
0 1102 370 20 . 1513 305
17 1118 375 0 . 1578 400
20 1178 875 1. . . . . . . . 2C60 400
73 117S 375 15 . 1510 400
20 1175 375 84 . 14S ! ) 300
12 10SO 8 H5 94 . 1223 360
23 Kfco 390 81 . 1147 3 ( X )
07 1418 300 14 . 1104 SCO
80 1421 3 00
cows.
3 920 50 3 1177 2
802 50 1 040 225
550 50 1 800 S 35
1070 50 0 750 240
1015 75 2 900 240
830 5 21 7HO 2 SO
070 200 1 1230 250
1050 205 4 775 205
'JI3 ' 2.10 2 lObO 205
1210 210 10 1000 270
702 215 lOhciferslOIB 300
BOS * 2 20 11 heifers 009 3 10
AND STOCKUU3.
5 030 235 40 . 1025 205
23 51S2 250 C . 600 300
23 770 2 55
HULLS.
1010 220 1 . 1040 240
CALVES.
1 830 2 50 _ 1 . 210 350
OXEN.
2 . 1375 2 25
STAGS.
5 1140 3 00
5No. 1140Off. 11003.
No. Av. Off. Pr. No. Av. Off. Pr.
5. . . .290 . . 4 05 59. . . .230 120
05. . . .207 200 4 10 54. . . .23S SO 4
01. . . .241 120 4 10 CO. . . .249 80 4 12 } <
47. . . . 2 9 120 4 10 50. . . . 201 130 4
41
54. . . .293 bO 4 10 53. . . .890 120 -1 10K
43. . . .373 . . 4 10 54. . . .aS8 40 4
00. . . .305 200 4 10 60 . . .2-17 . . 4
75. . . . 230 40 4 10 73. . . 200 820 4 I2J
55. . . . 298 2-10 4 10 6S. . . .310 80 412
69. . . .2SO 100 4 10 04. . . . 821 100 4 12 !
63. . . .205 200 4 10 03. . . .223 120 4 12 }
03. . . . 270 40 4 10 50. . . . 247 4 \ *
00. . . .823 120 4 10 59. . . .257 40 4 15
65. . . .803 40 4 10 00. . . .280 SO 4.15
113. , . 854 IS'J 4 10 73. . . . 225 80 4 15'
O1. . . .2s2 210 4 10 53. . . . 291 40 4 15
CO. . . . ' 'GO 280 4 10 50. . . .219 40 415
67. . . .273 121) ) 4 10 03. . . .343 . 15
53. . . .851 SO 4 10 04. . . .245 80 15
09. . . .239 130 4 10 00. . . .217 15
59. . . .2S6 120 4 10 09. . . .200 100 15
150. . .287 100 4 10 05. . . .293 80 15
153. . . 805 240 4 10 U0. . .173 120 15
03. . . . 277 100 4 12 53. . . . 330 80 15
77. . . .260 40 4 18 } $ T8. . . .213 80 15
01. . . . 200 . . 4 12K 04. . . 201 120 15
CO. . . . 250 120 4 12K CO. . . . 239 300 15
07. . . .218 100 4 12K 01. . . .259 . . 15
44 , . . .330 . . 4 12 57. . .299 40 15
70 , . . . 213 60 4 12K 6S. . .2fcO 80 15
58. . . .285 120 4 51. . .353 60 15
03. . . .25 40 4 1'J 73. . .247 120 15
71. . . .237 120 4 1 53. . .807 120 15
01. . . .245 120 4 12 > i 57. . .313 80 15
54. . . . 290 100 4 12) $ 01. . . 208 40
72. . . .233 40 4 12Jrf 73. . .300 . . 4 17i
09. . . .347 100 4 13'fJ ' 59. . .257 40 4 17 >
C5. . . .328 120 4 12J 70. . . 195 . . 4 20
70. . . . 257 340 4 12 } 71. . . 207 . . 4 20
78. . . .242 120 4 01. . .271 , . 4 20
77. . . . 233 bO 4 18J 00. . . 293 , . 4 20
03. . . . 207 120 4 18J * 09. . . 247 . . 4 20
C5. . . .300 40 4 12 } < f 59. . . .845 200 4 20
03. . . .233 100 4 12X 03. . . .841 130 4 20
09. , . . 851 120 4 13 } < J 05. . . 829 60 4 20
05. . . .843 40 4 13 # 03. . . .883 120 420
Live Stock Notes.
Hog markotr lower.
G , G. Garrison , of Ames , was at the yards
to-day.
F. H. Uoss came in from Avoca with a
shipment.
W. S. Holdon , of Uurr , was hero with a *
car of cattle.
W. H. Garrett cauio In from Geneva with
a car of cattlo. .
Abel Hill , of Rushvlllo , was on the market
with u car of cattlo.
H. C. Luflcr , a Springfield shipper , was at
the yards this inoriilng.
A. C. Nichols came In from Springfield
with u shipment of cattlo.
J. 13. Lyon , of Lyons , was among the
prominent shippers hero to-duy.
Yorlc was represented by W , H. Morgan ,
who was hero with a car of cattlo.
C. Grubo , a prominent shipper from Man
ning , la. , was over with u cur of hogs.
A. Klopplng , a prominent dealer at Under
wood , la. , was ever with u car of hogs.
Pcto biodrichsen , a prominent dealer at
Ucnniniton ; , was hero with a car of hogs.
H , C. Lydlck , on extensive dealer at
Tekaman , brought lu thrco cars of cattlo.
Qcorgo W. Stabler , of Smltu & Stabler ,
Wavorly , was hero with n car each of cattle
nnd hogs. The cnttlo wwxs t < Mr. Slabler's
own feeding. , ,01t , ,
Bralnanl was representedIby P. Uolwlclc ,
who wns hero with a car c/pftof ) cattle and
hogs. to j ,
J. II. Uutlcr , nn ovecypuay dealer nt
Crescent City , In. , was over with a car of
hogs. "
C. Strathcrn. n promlnMit * ' tock dealer nt
Long Island , Knn. , wns hlrd with five cars
ofcntilo. rvnH
lioiamln : ] Majors , of tho. Jlrm qf Atklnso n
, t Majors , Wood River , wasjboro with fou r
cars of cnttlo.
Charles Lister , with tup'Standard Cat-
tie compntly , Ames , was 'hero with several
cars of cattlo. - * '
A. I * Spearman , n prominent denier at
Springfield , wus nt the yards with a ship
ment of cattle.
H. O. Uvmo , of Rymo & Co. , Doll Hnplds ,
S. D. , w.is on ills first trip to South
Omaha with cattle.
.T. M. Wilson , of Wllsonvlllo. was among
tlin shippers hero to-day. Ho had a car of
cattle on the market.
Frank Lake , counter nt scale No. 1 , re
ceived the sad Intelligence that his aunt had
died at Chicago. Ho loft for there yester-
dny.
Inspector Clark Howard condemned thrco
lumpy-Jawed steers to-day. Shippers nro
again cautioned against sending these cattle
hero.
OMAHA WHOLIJ.sAl.R MAIIKETS.
Produce , Fruttfl , I-"to.
EKTTEII Tnblo dnlr.v. ll@13c ; packers' '
stock , b' @ 9c. Creamery Prints , fancy ,
ir > @llc ( ; cnoico , 13@l4c ; solid packed , 12@
lltuE
E os- Strictly fresh , 8@10c. '
CHEESE Young Ainc-rlo.is , full cream , lie ;
factory twins , 9) ) < o ; oil grndcs , 0@7c ; Van
Hosscni Ktlom , $11.60 per tioz : sap saso , lOa ;
brick , ll@12c ; llmburgcr , 8@ltc ) ; domestic
Swiss , I4c ; cheese mites , bronzu meilnl , No.
8 , ? J b5.
POUI.TKY Live hens , per doron , ? 3.253
4.00 ; mixed. ) * 3.25 ( < Z8.50 ; spring , 2.00@2.75 ;
turkeys , 7@Sc pur Ib ; ducks , fiOO@3.50 ;
gccsc , $ .1.00(0.4.00 ( ; llvo nlgeons , S1.50.
OiiANor.s San Gubrlel , $3.75@4.00 : fancy
Dimrto Mediterranean sweets , $4.25@t.5'J ;
Rodl , J41.00
SOUTIIEIIN PEACHES % bu. 75c@fl for
choice , nnd 8Ti@40u for poor und common.
Ai'fi.ES-Per bbl. 75c@3.UO.
CmuninsPer 2-1 tjuurt c. j , $2 00 ; per 10
quart ilruwer , Sl.OO.
CAMTOUXIA PEACiins-.20 Ib boxes , $1.25@
1.75.
Goosiiiiniiiiir.s Per bu stand , $3.00 ; 21
quart cnse , $2.00.
CuiuiANTS Pcrcaso 24 qunrts , S1.75Q2.00.
PLUMS 51.6001.73.
GliAl'CS $1.5Uttl.7i. !
PIA : S 10 Ib boxes S2.SO.
Ht'CKI.KIICIIUIES 31 5.
WATKHMCLOXS J10.0o@35.00 txr 100.
CiNTEi.oi'1's Per doz , * l 50@2.0 ( > .
Pisr APW.BS Per do , $3.00i,8. ! JO.
BANANAS According to size , per bunch ,
$2.00fi3..0. ( ( .
COCOAXUTS Per 100 , $5.00.
FJICSII FISH White lii-h per Ib , 7@SJ c :
trout , per 11) , 9c ; white porch , per Ib , 7c ; buf-
fuln , per Ib , 7c ; pickerel , per Ib , Co ; black
bass , per Ib , lie.
HKAJCS Choice hand picked navy , $1.75 !
cholco hana picked medium , $1.05 ; choice
hutid picked couiiUy , $1.00 : clean country ,
S1.80@1.2o. < - '
E\UIY VnocTAiiLUS Potatoes , 30@40c per
bu ; onions , California , imrlb , , 2u : southern ,
pur bu boy , SI.00 : tomatAns , wir } & bu box ,
. . . . . , , . . ,
tt\r.ft'i\ ) r. oifrni ,1 * * i trTTn
green onions , 15f < i'JOc ; n < Sw carrots , UOc ; pie
nlant , per Ib , Ic.
Al'l'LK UUITCK < 5C. I
Ci ncit Ubls , 83.00 ; hCbbls , , 9,1.00.
M.U'i.i : Suovu l'313c ! per Ib.
POTATOES Old , clioiuu , sacked , per bu , 15
@ 'JOc.
Vi.u < Choice , medium-size1 , 4@5o ; choice
heavy , 3o : spring lambs , -ja.003'j.00 ( per
dozen.
Hoxer H(5jl ( ! Q per Jb for choice.
PiiESBiivcs OJ < < 3lOe per Ib' .
S 3 > © - per Ib.
BCKSWIX No. 1. Ki@l'Jo.
HAY $3 5005.50.
FKKii-S'.00@10.00. )
TALLOW NO. I , :5Kc : ; No. 2 ,
GHUASU A , % @ > c ; yellow , 2 > fc ; dark ,
WOOL Fine , average , 15@16c ; choice , 18
@ 19c.
MBDIPM Average , 21@22c ; choice , 23@2Jc ;
coarfie , 156J ISc.
Groceries.
PIIOVISIONS Hams , No. 1 , 10-lb average ,
llc ; 20 to 23 Ibs , lie ; 12 to 14 Ibs , 12c ; No.
2 , Upic ; specials , 12K < M shoulders , 7c : break
fast bacon. No. 1 , 10) 0 ; specials , rJ c ; pic
nic , 7Jic ; ham sausage , J0 } o ; dried beef
hams , Uc ; beef tongues. $0 per dozen ; dry
salt meats , 0 ! ( < v7o per Ib.
SAUSAOE Jiologna , 4@l } c ; Frankfurt ,
7c ; tongue , Oc ; summer , 23c ; head cheese ,
> OUK Family , backs , per bbl , $12.25 ;
tongnes , kits , ? 2.33 ; pickled tiipe. kits ,
pickled H. C. tripe , kits , 850 ; spiced pigs'
hocks , kits , $ l.ir > ; boneless ham , lie.
HCUF TOSQUES Salt , bbK § 20.00.
OiLS-Korosenc-P W. O c ; \V W , 12c ;
headlight , l c : salad oil , ? .15@'J.OU per
dozen.
PICKLES Medium , per bbl , ? 4.50 ; small ,
? 5.50 ; gherkins , $ .50j C & Bchow-chow , n.ts ,
53.90 ; pis , $3.40.
WitAi'i'iNO PAi'cn Straw , per Ib , 1J @
2Kc ; rug , 2Kc ; manilln , B , Oc ; No. 1 , So.
SALT-Dalr.v , 110 2-lb plcgs , . ( ; do , 100
3-lb pkgs , $2.50 ; do , ( W5-lb plcgs , * 2.40 ; do. ' 3
10-lb pkgs , ? 2 ao ; Ashton , bu bags , 5Mb ( , See ;
do , 4 bu bags , 22-Mb , $1.10 : M S A , SO-lb bags ,
C5c ; No. 1 line , per bbl , $1.25.
OANIIV 9 > @r2 > o per Ib.
CIIOCOLATE AND COCOA , 21@30c per Ib ;
Gorman clilckory , red , yc ,
GI.NOEK Jamaica , } { pints , 53.00 per doz.
FAUI.NACEOUS GOODS Barley , " '
farina , 4 } c ; peas , 3o ; oatmeal , 2X
nroni , lie ; vermicelli , Ho ; rlco ,
sage and tapioca , 6Jfo. (
FISH Salt Dried codflsh ,
scaled herring , 28c per box ; hoi herrlng.dom ,
50c ; Hamburg spiced herring , Jl.fiO ; hoi. her-
rinir. TOc tl.lO ; uiuekerel , half bbls , No. 1 ,
C-15.50 ; largofamily , $13.COper 100Ibs ; whlto-
llsh , No. 1. SlJ.50 ; f.imlly. SJ.OO ; trout , fo.OO ;
salmon , $5.50 ; anchovies. So.
NUTH Almonds , 15@17c ; { Brazils , Do ; fll-
borts , 12o ; pecans , 12c ; walnuts , 12o ; pea
nut cocks , bo : roasted , lOc.
BAGS American A. seamless , 17c ; Union
Square paper , discount 35 per cent.
COFKKKS Green Fancy old golden Rio ,
22o ; fancy old peaborryv22o ; Rio , cholco to
fancy. 2Io ; Rio , primoi20c ; Rio , good , 17c ;
Mocha , 29u ; Java , fimcyi Manduhllng , 2'J
Java , peed interior , 24e , , /
Coi'i'EKS Rousted - , Arbucklo's Arioso ,
225fc ; MoLaughlln'a JtXTOC , 2J c : Gorman ,
S2Ko ; Dllworth , 22Jtfci'Alarouiii ' , Vlfa-
SALSOIU lK2 ( ? > < c pbr'lb.
STAIICII 5@7o per Ib. ' "
STOVE POLISH ? 2.00G45".67 per gross.
SI-ICES Whole , pepJU-rrAllsplce , 12o ; Cas
sia China , Ida ; clovQ9 , , ; Zanzibar , 20u ; nut
megs , No. 1. 75c ; iepucr,40c.
SUOAHS Granulated , \\o \ \ : confectioners'
A , 0.50oj standard extra "C. SX&OJfTo ; yellow
O , 8e ; powdered , 10' llc ; cut loaf , 10 > f
@llo ; cubes , \0@loysc } ; croaui extra C ,
b < o. cti ,
TEAi Gunpowder , BQftfcGOc ; Japan , 20 j
40o ; Y. Hyson , 23iy5'Jpi Oolong , 2J6SWC.
VINKOAK Per b'ul.l5&f20c. !
CANNKI > FIBH UrdplQrou a Ib , $2.40 ;
salmon trout , 2 Ib , ? 2.B5f clams , 1 Ib , $1.25 ;
clams , 3 Ib , ? 2.00 : clam chowder , 8 11) ) , * 2.25 :
devilled crabs. 1 Ib , J2.25 : devilled crabs , U
Ib , $3.50 ; codtlsh balls. < > . Ib , $1.75 : caviar , K
Ib , $ J.25 ; eels , 1 Ib , $3.40 ; lobsters , 1 Ib , fJ.OO ;
lobsters , 1 Ib , $1.90 : lobsters , deviled , Jjf Ib ,
$2.25 ; mackerel , 1 Ib , * 1.0U ; mackerel , mus
tard suuco , 3 Ib , $3.10 ; mackerel , tomato
sauce , 3 Ib , C3.10 ; nyatora , 1 Ib. We : oysters ,
2 Ib , $1.50 ; salmon , C. R. 1 Ib , $2.10 ; salmon ,
C. R , 21b , $3.10 ; salmon , Alaska , 1 Ib , $1.85 ;
salmon , Alaska , 2 Ib , $2.90 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
$2.C5.
Dinsn FIIUITS Currants , 4J ® 5o ; prunes ,
casks. 1.800 Ibs , 45/OiMKi ) ; prunes , bbls or
bags. 4 # ( 4Jfo ; citron peels , prums , 20 Ibs ,
2o | ; lomou puel , drums , 20 Ibs , lOo ; fard
dates , boxes , 12 Ibs , lOo : apricots , cholco
evaporated , 25-lb boxeo , 18o : apricots , Jelly ,
cured , 25-lb boxes , ICe ; uprlcots , fancy , Mt ,
Hamilton. 20-lb boxes , 15o ; opricots , cholco.
bags , SO Ibs , 14o : apples , evaporated , Alden ,
50-lb boxes , 0@'ku ( ; apples , Star Co ; apples ,
fancy Alden , Mb , 6) ) 0 ; apples , fancy Aldcu ,
2-lb , 8Jfo ; blockborries , evaporated , 60-lb
boxes , 6K < g5ho : cherries , pitted , dry cured ,
' " pears , Caluornla fancy , ti boxes , 85
bs. 20ci Poaelici , Cal fancy , J tinp , boxes ,
-o-lbs , 1U ! ( peaches , Cal No. 1 fancy , HS unp ,
lags , SO Ibt , 12 > { cj poaches , Col , No. 3 fancy ,
< s unp , bags , M ) Ibs ; ponchos , Cnl sundrled ,
i unp , baps , SOlbii peaches , fancy , ovnp , I
unp , fio-lb tioxos , 12@13o ; peaches , Salt Luke ,
ow , Oi O'c ; nectarines , red , l.tc ; nectarines ,
liver , bags , 14c ; pitted plums , Cnl , 25-lb
oxcs , 12c ; raspberries , ovap , N , Y , , now ,
2oc ; prunes , Cnl , H C , 00-100 , boxes , So Ibs ,
c ; prunes , Cal. UC , ( X.70 ) , OK" ! orange peel ,
Re ; raisins , California Londoni , crop 1S33 ,
" 3.40 < 32.t'iO ; raisins , California loose musca-
els , crop 1SS8 , $2.00 2.00.
Dry
UATTS Standard , 8c ; Gem , lOc ; Beauty ,
2J & ; Boonc , 14o ; U , cased , fiVfiO.
LAXKKTS Whlto , $ l.00@7.rx ) ; colored ,
CAMIIHICS Slater , 5u ; Woods , 5o ; Stand
ard , 5c ; Peacock , Cc.
CAiti'CT WAiu' HIbb whlto , ISJ o ; colored ,
CoxiFOUTKits $0.00035.00.
COHSKT JKAXS Boston , 7J/c ; Androscog-
rln , 7J o ; Kenrsarge , 7Jfo ; Rockpnrt , OjSfo ;
> > nostoca , OK < ! -
COTTON FLAXXBI.S 10 percent trade dls.
LL , unblcacheil , S , c ; CC. O'fo ; SS , 7Jfe ;
KB. SWc ; UU , 9Jlo ; XX , 10c ; OO , llc ;
NN , 12Ho ; AA , 14o ; DD , 15 > { o : TT. 10&j ;
YY , ISu : Hll. lOo ; 20 bleached , 8Kc ; 00 ,
2Hc ; 80 , 13Vc ; 30 brown and slate , Oo ; 70 ,
JKc9'l ; , llfo.
C/iusn Stevens' B , K$4 ° \ Sloven1 * ' A , To ;
) lo\cheil , So ; Stevens' I' , "J c ; bleached ,
J/c ; Slovens' N , S ei bleached , 9Ko ; Stov-
SliT ,
Jeaver Creek AA , 12c : Boavcr Crcelt
Ic ; Ucavor Creek CC. lOc.
DUCK Won Point , 29 in. 8 oz. 9J c ; West
'oltit , 29 In , 10 oz , 12 } o ; West Point. 29 in ,
2 oz , 15Kc ; West Point , 40 In , 11 olOc. .
Fi.AXxnLs Plaid RafUmon , 20o ; Clear
Lake , 30 o ; Iron Mountain , 'Mc.
Fnxxi'.trtWhite G II No , 2 , ? / , 22tAi ;
G H No. 1 , y 27 : O H No. 2tf. , . 22'tfu ;
II No. 1 , ? f , ! ! 0c : Qucehco No. 3 , HOc.
FUXXEI.S Whlto Qucehea No. 2 , } { ,
KOS Quechoo No 3 , y { , 32 > fc ; Annwnn ,
! He ; fcoiuorBut , 14c ,
FiAXN-1'i.s lied C , 34-Inch. 15Xc ; E. 24-
nr.h , 3lJ c ; G G , 24-Inch , 20c ; H A F , } ( ,
1o ; J R F. Jf , 27c ; G , 5f. 25o.
KnxTL'acv JEANS Hercules ISc L
, ; < cam-
ncton , 2Ulonwood ! ; , 20c ; Melville , 25c ;
liing-tip , 27c.
MwciiM.\xtou9 : Table oil cloth. $2.50 ;
able oil cloth , marble , $2.50 ; plain Holland ,
iWc ; dntlo Holland , 12. 0.
I'niSTS Dress Charter Oak , 5fc ; Ram-
ape , 4c ; Lodl , 5'/o ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond , Oc ;
Windsor , tyfe ; Eddvstono , 0 > o ; P.vcltlc , OJtfc.
PniNTS Pink nnd Robes Richmond. < ! } $ c ,
Allen. Oc ; Riverpomt , 5J fo ; Steel River ,
Okc ; Richmond , 0 > < c ; Pnuillc , ( lJc.
PiiiXTS Indigo blueSt.LoUgar,5Ke'Wiish ;
Dgton , Oj o ; American , 0) ) < o ; Arnold , OJ o ;
Arnniu Century , ' .to ; Windsor Gold Tk't ' ,
0) ) < fc ; Arnold B , lOl c ; Arnold A , 12c ; Ar
nold Gold Seal , irxc ; Yellow Seal , lOJ o ;
Vmnnna , 12c. Prints , solid coloiRAtlantieic ( ;
Sinter , Oc ; Unrliu oil , 0 } c ; Garnur oil , O Tc ;
GIXOIUM I'lunuctt checks , O c ; Whit-
eraon , 09fo : York , 7Ma ; Normandl dresq ,
HC ; Caleuttji dress , 7 c : Whlttentou dress ,
"Ho ; Renfrew dress , 8 > @ 12 > $ o.
SIIIUTISO. CIUCKS Caleoonia X , 0 } < fc ;
Jaledoniix XX , lOJ c ; Economy , 9o ; Otis , Uc ;
jrnniuj. liJi'c ; Crawford checks , 8c ; Haw
Jiver plaids , 5 > c.
SIIEETIXO , HIIOWN Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7e ;
Atlantic II. 4-4 , 7e ; Atlantic D , 4 4 , 6Jfe ; At-
untlij P. 4-4 , Oc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Aurora
C,4-4,4 c { Crown XXX , 4-1 , OJfc ; Hoosier
_ iL , 4-1 , 5Jfc ( ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7c ; Law-
ence LL , 4-4 , 5c ; Old Dominion , 4-4. 5 > c ;
V'ppcrell R , 4-4 , 03fe ; Penieroll E , 40-inch ,
' 4'c ; Peppcrcll , 8-J. I' o ; Pcnpercll. 9-4 ,
20c ; Pcppercll. 10-4 , 22c ; Utica C , 4-4 , 4J/o ;
Wnchusotts , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora R , 4-4 , 7c ; Au
rora B , 4-1 , Cyo.
SiiEUTixa , BLEACUEP Ellcrton , 7 } c ;
rlousekeeper , Sc ; New Candidate , 8)40 ) ;
3orkoloy cainbriu. No. CO , 9o ; You Bet , 4-4 ,
OJ c ; butter cloth , OO , 4o ; Cabot , 7J < c ;
Furwcll , half bleached , S > u ; Fruit of Loom ,
" c ; Greene G , Oc ; Hope , Xc ; King Phil-
p cambric , lOo ; Lonsdnlo cambric , lOc ;
jonsdnle , SJ < jO ; Now York mills , lOo ; Pep-
icrell , 42 in , lOc ; Popporoll , 40 in , He ; Pep-
) ercll , 0-4 , 14"fe ; Peppcrell , 8-4 , 20o ; Pcp-
rorcll , 9 4 , 22c ; Peppercll. 10-1 , 24o ; Canton.
1-4 , S e ; Canton , 4-4 , 9 > e ; Triumph , Gc ;
Wamsuttn , lie ; Valley , So.
TICKS Oakland , A. 7 > < ; c ; International Y
Y , So ; Shetueket , S , 8 > o ; Warren , No. 870 ,
lOc ; Berwick , BA. ISu ; Acme , 13o ; York ,
30 in , l2He ; York , 32 in , 133 < fc ; Swift River ,
Se ; Thorudiko OO , SKcThorndiko ; KF. B o ;
Thorndiko 120. 9Ko ; Thorndiko XX , lee ;
"loruis No. 5 , 9K" ! Cordis No. 4 ,
Druus and Chemicals.
Acin Sulphuric , per carboy , SJ c ; citric ,
icr Ib. , Olc ; oxalic , per Ib. , 14c ; tartaric ,
liowdored , per Ib. , 4o ! ! ; carbolic , 3SO43c.
ALUM Per Ib. , " o.
AMMONIA Garb , porlb. , HXc.
AiiuowiiooT Per Ib. , lOc.
BALSAM Copaiba , per Ib. , C3c ; tolu , 52@
BOIIAX Refined , perlb. , 9 rfc.
CIIUAM TAIITAH Pure , per lu. , SOc.
EXTKAOT LOGWOOD Bulk , per Ib. , 13c.
EliQOT 15C.
GI.YCEKIXE 21J c.
GUM AIIAIIIO 59i < 2Q5 < i
IjTCOl'OllIOM 4-1 C.
GLYCEIHNC Bulk , oer Ib. , 21 } o.
GUM Assafratida , per Ib. , 14o ; camphor ,
per ib. , 37o ; opium , per Ib. , $ J.35.
looixu Resubllnmte'd , peroz. , $3.65.
LKAVCH Buchu , short , per Ib , 13c ; senna ,
Alex. , per Ib , 25@3Sc.
MoiiriiiA Sulph , per oz , S2.80.
Mr.ncuitY 74c.
POTASH Bromide , per Ib , 37c ; iodine , per
Ib. $2.85.
QUINIA Sulnh , per Ib , 2S@4Cc.
SEEDS Canary , per Ib , 4J-sJ .
Sou's Caslile , mottled , per Ib , S@10o ;
castile , white , per Ib , 13@l5c.
SriuiTS NITUE Sweet , per Ib , SOc.
STinoiixiA CrystalH , $1.00@l,15.
Slam. CIXCIIOXA Per oz. 513c.
TAHOOA Per ll > , ( lo.
TONCA BIUNS $1.75.
OILS Borifttinot , $2.45 ; Wintergreen ,
$2.15 ; Malaga , 95c ; llnaeed , raw , 02o ; boiled ,
WHITB LEAP ? 0.50.
CAi.osir.i. Am. , per Ib , 89c.
CASTOK On. $1.25.
ClJIIEII BEIIIIIlS-t.50.
CANTIIAKIIHIS 75o$1.05.
Ci&siA BUDS Per ib , I7o.
CIILOKOFOIIM Per Ib , 3Gc.
Coiiiiosivu SUIILIMATU Per Ib , 75o.
Tobacco.
SUMATUA Medium to dark , per Ib , $1.00 ®
1.80 ; liu'ht , per Ib , $1.75@2.00.
HAVANA Remedies , $1.00@1.15 ; Vuolto
abujos , $1.15 1.25.
SEED WHAPI-EHS Wisconsin , 2030e ;
Pennsylvania , 80@50o ; Ilouaatonle , 5M55o.
BIXPKIIS Wisconsin , 12@10o ; Connecticut ,
10@20c.
Fii.LBiis Havana seed. 8@12o ; Yara , 14O
lOu ; Pennsylvania , 10 ( < ? 18o ; Little Dutch ,
15@20o ; Key West. 20@25c.
IMetalH.
BLOCK TIN Eng. refg , small pig , 2So ;
bar. 29c ,
Coi'i-Eii Planished boiler sizes , 30o ; cold
rolled , 20o ; sheathing , 25o ; pitta , ? < ! o ; Hats ,
20c.
20c.GALVANIZED
GALVANIZED SHEET IIION Juuiata , dis
count , 00 uor cent.
PATENT PLAXISIIBD luox No. 24 to 27 , A
quality , per Ib , lOj c ; No. 24 to 27 , B < juul
Ity , Ufa. , For less than buudlo adu Jfc
i > cr Ib.
SHEET IUOK No. 20 , $3.40 ; No. 27 , $ . ' 1.55.
SOLPEH Hoyt Metal Co.'s half-and-half ,
In Mb cases , per Ib , lOc ; commercial hair
and-hnlf , 15c ; No. 1 , In bars , He.
Tj.v PLATK ( Ucst Charcoal ) 1C , 10x14 ,
225 sheets , W.60 ; IX , 10x14. 225 sheets , $3.25 ;
1C , 12x12 , 225 sheets , W.50 ; IX , 12x12 , 225
sheets , $3.25 ; 1C , 14x20 , 112 sheets , W.50IX ,
14x20 , 112 sheets. $3.25 ; 1XX , 14x20 , 112
sheets , $10.00 ; IXXX , 14x20 , 112 shoots
$11.75 ; 1C. 2x23 , 112 sheets , $13.50 ; 2x29 ,
113 sheets , $17.00 ; IXX , 2x2S , 112 sheets
$20.50.
CoKB-IO , 10x14 , 225 sheets , 10.00 ; 1C ,
14x20,112 sheets , $0.00 ; 1C , 10x20 , 225 sheets ,
$9.50 ,
ROOFISO ( Best Charcoal ) 20x23 , $9.75 ®
10.75.
STEEL NAILS Base , $2.15 ; stcol wire nails ,
base , $2.00.
null nulliJIntc.
Material , 'f. o. b. Omaha.
STOCK Hi Altos A 12 Inch , s. 1 B 14 nnd 10
feet , $40.00 ; B 12 inch , s. 1 B. 12 , 14 und II
feet , $ -11.00 ; C 12 inch , s , 1 B. 12 , 14 and II
feet , $50.00 ; D 12 inch , a. I B. 12 , 14 and 10
feet , $23.00 ; No. 1 Com. 12 in. 8. 1 e. 12 leet ,
I1B.OO ; No. 1 Coin. 12 In. a. 1 a. 11 and 10 feet
tl7.60@lS.50 ; No. 1 Com. 12 In. a. 1 a. 10 , 18
and 20 feet , $19.50 ; No. 2 Com. 12 In. a. 1 a
14 and 10 foot , $10.50.
CEILINO AND PAHTITIOX 1st Com. } i In
white plno partition , $32.00 ; 2nd Com. % in
whlto pine partition , $27.00 ; clear X in. yel
low pine celling , $20.00 ; clear % Norway ,
IH.W ! 2nd Coin. } lo , Norway , 113.00.
Tfo. 1 Com. . 1 , R. 13 , 14 nnj 10 '
ft , $10.00 ; No. 3 Com. . 1 n. 13,14 nnd 10 fU ,
$10.50 ; No. .1 Com. . 1 s. 12 , 14 nnd 10 ft , ,
Sll.ftO ; No. 4 Com. s. 1 s. 13 , 14 and 10 ft , ,
< I shlp'g cull ) , $11.00. Add 60 cents per M. ft ,
for rough.
HATTENO , WRI.I. Tt'inxo , PICKKTSI O. G.
Baits , Scinch , OOo ; O. G. Uatts , H3 , SIS ,
85c : 3-in. well tubing , D. & M. and bov. ,
$33.00 ; pickets , n. A H. , Jlat , $30.00 ; plcketa ,
D. St II. square , $19.00.
IHMRMMONS AKn T1MIICR.
13 ft , 14 ft. 10 ft. 18 ft , 20ft. 23ft. 24 ft ,
X1..1R.OO 15.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 19.00
2x0..15.00 1500 13.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 19.00
.15.00 1500 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 1H.OO
2x10..15.00 1500 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 1H.IXI
"Xl3..15.00 lfi.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 18.00 10.00
x4-Sx810.00 10.00 10.00 17.00 17.00 18.00 10.00
rEXClxo.
No. 1 , 4&0 lnch,13&Uft , rough , 1000010BO
o.l " " 10 " .
, 17,00@17.50
No. 2 , " " 13 & 1 " 18.50tfC14 00
No. 2 , " ' 10 " 15.00 10.00
FiNisitixo 1st and 3d clear , Uf Inch , s 2 s ,
< -iaooC i.M.OO ) ; 1st and 2d clear , 1W nnil Sinch ,
s fl s , 47.00(350 ( 003d clear. \ } { inch , s 3 s ,
$4l.00if40.00 ! ; Ild clear , 1J < ami 3 Inch , s 3 s ,
$43.00(340.00 ; B select , 1 { , IK nnd 3 inch , B
J s , sr.UOf 'W.OO ; 1st and 2d clear. 1 Inch , s 3
s , $45.00 ; 3d clowr , 1 Inch , s a s , $30.00 ; A so-
cct. 1 inch , s 3 s , $33.00 : B select , 1 Inch , s a
WO. 00.
FLOOUIXO 1st com 0 inch white plno ,
$34.00 ; 2d com 0 Inch whlto pine , $31.00 ; 3d
com 0 Inch white iilno , $20 00 ; D com 0 Inch
vhite pine , $30,00 ; com 4 and 0 inch yohow
imi ? , $15.00 : Star 4 Inch yellow pine , $17.00 ;
st and 3d clear yellow pine. 4 nnd 0 inch ,
$19.00.
Port , tit LUMiinn Clear Poplar box bds , } 4
ns2s , $35 00 ; clear poplar % In pnnol ,
$30.00 ; clear poplar -y n iianol , $35.00 ; clear
mplar HJ I panel clock wide , s 2 s , $48.00 ,
clear poplar corrugated celling , K. $30.00.
POSTS White cedar , 0 Inch halves , I3c ;
whlto cedar. 5J4 inch halves and 8 Inch q'rs ,
.Ic ; white cedar 4 inch round. lOc ; Tcnncs-
neu red cedar , split , lite ; split oak ( wbito ) ,
So ! sawed oak , ISo.
Siuxai.Ksi , LATH , per M. XX clear , $3.20 ;
extra * A' ' $3.80 standard A .
, ; , $3.00 ; 6 inch ,
clciir , $ l.fiO1.70 ; 0 inch , clcur , $ l.7u@1.80 :
No. 1 , SI.10 1.lo ; clear red cedar , mixed
widths , from Wushinirton territory , $ ,1.40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths , $4.l > 0 ;
cypress , clear heart , dimension widths , $3.25 ;
ath , ? 3.40.
Silll'Lu1 No. I plain , Sand IS Inch17.50 , ;
No. 2. plain , 8 and 10 inch , $15.30 ; No. 1 , O.
G. , $18.00.
SIDING 1st Com. , and 10 foot , $32.00 ; 2nd
com. , nnd 10 feet , $19.00 ; 3d com and 10 feet ,
$15 00 ; fence , com. , and 111 feet. $1 .00.
LIMB , ETC. Quincy whlto lime ( bust ) , SOo ;
English nnd Gorman Portland cement , $ U.45 ;
Milwaukee and Louisville , $1.30 ; Michigan
iilaster , $3.25 ; Fort Dodge plaster , $3.10 ; Blue
itaiiid plaster. $1,00 ; hair , 20c ; sash , 00 per
ct dls ; doors , blinds , mouldings , 50 per ctdis ;
tarred felt , per cwt , $1.90 ; straw board. $1.50 ,
An Invctorato t'olomruilno.
A Now Yorlc society mnn who Is very
'ond of polo 1ms sulTorod a veritable
martyrdom In pursuit of his fnvorito
lumisoment. At various times bo bus
und his chin cut open , his front teeth
icnoclcoc ! out , boon .bruised all over , and
on Saturday afternoon lust ho was
, hrown from hia horse nnd nearly
Killed. Premonitory symptoms of par-
vlsis have appeared. But if ho got a
eVer this ho will try polo again.
An Absolutit Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
is only put up In largo twoouncetin boxes ,
and Is an absolute cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin nrup.
tlons. Will positively euro all kinds of piles-
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIET1NE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at
23 cents per box by mail 30 cents.
The Growth of Finger Nails.
It has been computed that the aver
age growth of a finger null' is ono thir
ty-second of an inch per week , or a
iittlo moro tlmn ono and one-half
inches per yoivr.
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
Provisions i Stocks
Baseman ! First National Bank ,
5U5 feoutliltUh Street , - Omulia
WANTED
levied by
Cities , Counties , School Districts , Water Coin-
panic * , &c. We are In the market Tor the
purchase of round nmotmts of such bonds.
Correspondence solicited.
N. W. HARRIS & COMPANY , Bankers ,
113-117 Monroe Street , CHICAGO.
D6 Dovonshlrn Straot , BOSTON ,
Boots and Shoos.
KIRKENDALL , JONES A CO. ,
EUCCCMOM to Keed , Jonei A Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & S&OGS &
Agenti ( or Iloiton Uubbcr Hboo Co. , 1102.1101 and 1101
llnrner Strtet , Oaili >
Browors.
BTORZ & 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1W1 North Eighteenth nlrcat.Oiuaba , Neb.
Cornloo.
EAGLE CORN WE WORKS ,
lannffctnrers offialyanizeu IronCorntce
WliKloir-capmnd met llo kTllbt < . John Upeaotir ,
propnetor. IWana UUbouIh lotb ( treat.
Paper Boxes.
JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Proprietor Omalia FaDer Boi Factory.
Noa. tllT and 1319 Douglai itreet , Omaha , K b.
Sash , Doorsi Etc.
St. A. DISBROW A CO. ,
Wbolcialo minufucluren of
Sasb , Boors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch oflJco , 12tU and Uard itrooli , Omoha. Net ) .
BOUN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Uouldlnci , lalr-trork rind Interior hard wood flnlih.
J3U-U North loth street , Omaha. N b.
8t < irn FlttljiB8 , PumpsEto. _
' '
8TRANO & aLAnK'STlSAu'lIEATIttO CO. ,
Fnmps , Pices and Engines ,
ittm , water , rnllwar and mining auppllti , etc.
VM , Vtl na Wl t arnaiu slieol , Oualia.
U. S. WIND ENGINE A PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
wind mill * . 018 and 920 Jonea it , , Omati * .
O. f. Kois , Aetlnn Man g r ,
BROWN ELL A CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Bbe Uron work , steam pumps , saw mills. 1313-lZli
L aveu * rth itreet , Omaha.
Iron Works *
PAXTON & VIERLING IRON
Wrougnt an § Ca.t Iron Biilldlng Wort ,
tCnulnes , btaiiwork , general foutidrr , machine and
Utukiuilth w. OlUce and works , U. I' , lij ,
and I7lh Itrout , OraaW
OMAUA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire andiron Railinns
Utifc rails , window f uards , tiowor stands , wlru linns ,
utc. 123 NurtuUtU itreet , Omaha.
OMAHA SAFE A IRON WORKS ,
ManPra of Fire and Burglar Froof Safes ,
Vuulti. Jail work , Iron ihuttyrii od flra ticupti
O. Auareou , i > rop'r. Cormr 1Kb ml Jsckioa it > .
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
OfSoutliOmalia.Limitei .
AgrlouUurhl Impjomonta.
OlirilCltlLL PARKER ,
Dealcrin Agricultural Implements , Wagons
Carrlngct n < J tuiKslo * . Jonc trrtt , between Vth .u6
loth , oni Bin , Nr
I.INIKGER A METC \ LF CO. ,
Airlcnlt'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriages
llutclen. etc. Wholf . ! . Om
PARLIN , ORENDORF A MARTIN CO. ,
Wholeinlo Ucklrtt In
Agriciill'l ' Implement ? , Wagons & Bugles
_ Ml. Kit , Btt n J m Jonci HKict , Omnlia. _
MOLIKE , M1LBURNA MODDARD CO. ,
Manufacturer" mid jcbien In
Wairons , Bnggies Rate , Plows , Etc ,
Tor , mil iul 1'iclflo trc U , Onulia.
_ . _ _ _ , - _
A. UObPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 llouglm ilrect , Onuha.
Boots and Shoos.
ir. r. MOUSE A co. ,
Jokers of Boots and Slices ,
101,1IOJ , 1105 Douitlaa street. Omntin. Manufactory ,
buintucrttrcet , llojlon.
Cool , joj < ojind Mmo.
OMAHA COAL , COKE A iWf/3 CO. ,
Jolliers of Hard en ! Sin Coal ,
Bouth 13tl > ( trcot. Oiimliu , Nebraak * .
KEHUASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and CoKe ,
211 touth mil it. , Oamtia , Nob.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
WliolesalG Lninbcr , Etc ,
mportnl nnj American Portlatvl cement. Slat * )
ftgontfor Mllwiiukvoliydriiu Iciemeiitntm
( julnijr wlillo lima.
OH AS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Haidwcofl Liimlier ,
iVood carpcti anil pnniuct llnorlnu. Hli and Douglac
ttieeta , Uniahu , Nrb.
OMAHA LUMBER CO. ,
All Rinds of Bnilding Material at Wholesale
1Mb. etrtet and Union 1'nlllc trackOmaha.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Daler : in Lnmlier , Latb , Lime , Basil ,
Coon , Etc. Yanli-Corn r Hb mid Douglai. Ottlc *
Corner 10th and Douala * .
FRED. W. OH AY.
Lnmlie' Lime Cement EtcEtc
, , , , , ,
Comer 9tU anil Uougliu iu , Ouinha.
C. N. VIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnrabcr ,
13th anil California street ! . Omaha , Nebraik * .
Mllllnory and Notions.
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
importers & Jolte'iii Millinery & Notions
203.210 and 212 Buulb. llth street.
Notions.
J. T. ROBINSON KOTWlf CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and FurdisMng Goods.
1121 llnrnojr Street , Omaha.
Commission and Storage.
RWDELL & IltDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchant ! ,
Specialties IIutter , rmfi. cbccio. poultry , gam *
lllllluirard struct.Onmlia. m-1) .
Ory OoodB and NptlonB.
M. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Famishing Goods and Notions
1102 and 1101 Duuglns , cor. llth ilreol , Omaha , Neb.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers & Jotters in Dry Goods , Notions
Goat's furnlihlni ; coed . Corner llth and Uornejr
alrvcti , Omaba , Nebraska.
HELIN , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Irnpurlcra and Joblo.rs of
Wcoleiis and Tailors' ' IV
317 South 15th itrcLt.
Furniture.
DEWEY & STONE ,
Wholesale Dialers in Furniture ,
Farnam itraet , Omnha , Nebraska.
CHARLES SUIVERICK ,
Furniture ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
Crocerlos >
PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO. , ,
Wholesale Groceries and Proyisioiis ,
TOO , TUT , SCO and 711 Boutli 10th el. , Omaha , .Nob.
McCORD , BRADY & CO. , '
Wholesale Grocers ,
llth and L aranwortU street' , Omaha , Kebraika.
Hardware.
W. J. BROATOH ,
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bprtngi , wagon atock , hardware , lumber , eto. IK *
_ _ r oU nil llarner street , Omaha.
W. J. BROATOH ,
Heayy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
.to. UP.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD-
COMPANY.
Wholesa'e Hardware , Cntlery , Tin Plate ,
Me'tali , iheet Iron , to. Ageute for IIowo acalei ,
Miami powdorand kyinan bubtd wlra.
HIMEBAUOH A TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
Mechanic * ' tool and DufTaln scutes. 1105 Uouglal
street. Otnalia , Nob.
Toye Etc.
'
H. HARDY'A co. ,
Jobber * of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Good ? ,
Uouia turnliblnu goods , children' ! cnrrliKCi , ltd
* ariiam itreet , OraaUa , Neb.
oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ailo gr u . eto. . Om h . A. U. BUhop. M P n
Papor. . . . .
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dmlers ,
C rrr nUe U > ckoI prlotlnir ,
Carrr niceilock of iirlnllinf , wr | iplnKnnil writing
| ) ptr. Hptcltl altontlon Klr n to card piper.
SV , Corner Farnani and istyis ,
I'uld lu Capital f 600,000
OPFlCKltS :
OEO. R. llAHICBir. President.
K. L. liIKltitowHil , Vice President.
i' , U.JOHNHUN , Cashier. . ,
W. H. JlKt/i'OK , Analatant Cashier.
DIUIJOTOUH :
OEO , W. nAIIKBIt , J. JL MCCONNKL' ,
a : I , . IliEitiiowtu , CHAD. MKIZ ,
K , II , JOIINHOf , J. N , COIINIHII ,
U II , WILLIAMS , J , Ik 111 I.KB ,
H , U. JOIINBON , H. W. CllOV.
Al.l.KNT , ItKOTOH , WH. SlKVKIt ,
I ! . A. llENHON , OUHTAV ANDKUSOM ,
QKU. PATTKUHOW , D. ClINNINUIIAM.
AccoimtKoibanlccrx. murchantii und mcllvld-
nala rucvlved on tno most fuvoiablo torws ,