THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , AUGUST 22 , 1889.
"Wheat Improves In Prloo With
Very Llttlo Animation.
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A DULLISH TONE TO'CABLES. .
Corn Oporu Firm \Vlt.li a Sllzht < Vl ;
vnnoo niul liberal OfT.jrlnRi
Vrovlslorm Slow Ontllo Trail-
CHICAGO I'UOOUOK MA.UUKT9.
CHIOAOO. AuRUstSI. f Special Telegram to
THE HRK.I Wheat .was firm at somewhat
improved prices to-Uay , thoush. tratlo was
far from animate , ] nml fluctuations \vcro
narrow. In the local market the tthlppltig
demand was less urgent , though tlm scarcity
of vessel room may have had something to
do with thli. Tlioro was seine tulk of
furtlicrlntiulry for wheat hero nnd In Now
York for shipment to the Arifontlno Ho-
public , hut , although tlm news suotnud to he
BtrntKht , no details coulil ho ohtnlnod. Now
Yorlc reported llttlo now husine s. Cables ,
ns n ecncral tlittifr , wuro bullish In totiu.
Tito weather In Englnntl Is decidedly tin-
settled nntl the market Is feolins ; the effect
of meteorologliial conditions. Weather news
from the northwoit was In thu in.itn un
favorable , hut It la uluarlng up and the near
future looks bright through the
west nnd northwest. The threatened
frost scare did not provo serious. Very
light frost nt low points in northern No-
brasltn was reporto.l , hut a warm wavn be
hind allayed the fo.irs or anything more of
the name sort right away. Dry weather
abend Is naturally nssoclated In the nuiuls of
traders with the Idea of increasing receipts
of both winter and sprint ? wheat , and rail
road ndvlcos confirm tills theory to a certain
extent. This tends to strengthen the grow
ing bearish sentiment , though as yet the ab
sence of actual pressure of largo recjipts ,
coupled with the fact that stocks are small
und the export movement free , tends to
maintain values on u steady basis. Decom-
bur opened at i" c , over nlxht , u g.iin of a
small fraction. The market advanced to
78c , sold olT to 78t ! , advanced iiRiiln to 78fc } ,
but reacted to S@7Stc ! ; and closed at 73 Vs.
This Is about ? tfc hotter than yes
terday. September opened nt 77's'c ,
ranged at 77 ( < ? 77Mc nnd closed nt 77 ! c.
August , which closed at 77 c , started
in' at 77JiC , advanced to 78c and
left off nt 77 ! o. The cash market was
ilrtn at the improvement , more probably
on account of the moderate receipts than thu
actual urgency of the shipping demand. It
will tuKo somethinir moro than "anticipated"
receipts to produce serious weakness In the
near-by end of the market , judging from the
present appearances. Speculation was on a
rather restricted scale , though the volume of
business was In excess of that of Alonday or
yesterday. The lines seem to be forming
and the period of uncertainty Is apparently
drawing to a close. Much depends on the
weather In the near future , both uthomo and
abroad. Foreign advices with regard to the
Husslnn crop uro still conflicting.
There wore reports of low temperature in
northern Nebraska , low enough to cuuso
some apprehension of frost damage to-night ,
and this created a firmer feeling at thu open
ing of the corn market. The resulting ad
vance brought out liberal offerings ,
and tno slight advance in the
cnrly transactions was all lost. The
price of September corn settled to y5c and
remained at about that figure the greater
part of the day. The oponinir yas nt 84J
nnd the selling nt 85c. ; ' ( Quietness was
once moro the feature of Texas trading , with
n narrow rungo of price changes. Export
clearances were light and the receipts close
to the previous day's estimate. Closing
prices were : August 'M35a , September
85c and May U\c. \
Though ( juiet , oats averaged fully steady
to firm , especially on near futures , while a
moderate business was done in May nt the
former rnugu of 2-JJ < @ 2lc. Receipts were
only moderate and withdrawals from store
were increased to 2Ui20 ( bushels and there
was a fair inquiry for round lots for early
shipment. Speculative trading was chiefly
local , with this und next month around -Wfe
No. 2 In store and tn go there sold at SO'st ?
2lc , the outsiilo being paid for round lots.
No. 2 white was firmer at 2-lj o for Augus !
. Mid 21tX ° for September.
In the provision pit rather a slow day was
passed. Fair interest of a general character
was shown , hut there was no life or freedom
in trading. Armour , it was said , mail 3
Eomo purchases of short ribs , while a
stronger undcrtono in the market naturally
induced shorts to do a little covering. Oper
ations of all kinds , however , vycre on a re
strained order nnd without special feature to
speak of. Holders were comparatively light
sellers , and the trade , as a general thing ,
presented a moro encouraging nppuaruncc.
The changes made in prices were also In
fiver | of an advance as a rulo. In pork , the
npprcciation established reached 12 > @irio
for September and October and " } 4u for
January. Short rios for near delivery closet
nt an Improvement of ! > c and for January o
iKc. ! Lard was regarded with less favor
than either short ) ribs or pork , and for Sep
tember , declined 2 0. October lard , how
ever , was advanced yXci while January was
unchanged.
ClilGAtiO LilVK ril'OOli. .
CmcAflo , August 21. fspeci'il Telegram to
run HUB. | CATTLE. Trail o was in anything
but a satisfactory condition to-day. Early
It soomctl ns if good cuttlo would soil a Unto
Itrongcr , but later both eastern nnd export
Orders w.-re restricted , nnd n slow , dull
weak market resulted , oven usst cattle sell
ing DQlOc. lower , while common to medium
grades und grassy qualities were not only lOc
lower , but without an outlet , nnd Severn
thousand had to bo carried over , ui usual ol
late. As for "stale" cattle , sellers found It
next to Impossible to get anybody to bid 01
them. Uauge cuttle , including Tuxuns and
northwestern stock , commanded steady
prices , though slow to move , Thu stockur
and feeder trudo was domoralizcd. Choice to
'extra beeves , ? 4ii.SV ! ) ( ( medium to goot
Htcers , ISM to 1MX ) IDs , $1 SOI.B'I ; lliilU u
1B50 Ibs , ) .4 ( > C44.0 < ) ; U' l to UOU His ,
11. W ) ; stackers und feeders ,
cows , hulls and mixed ,
Texas steers , W.3. > @ . ' ) .15i cows , ( fl.7fi ( ' l
S. 0 : natives und half-breeds , ? : U0 !
( < M. < ' 0 ; cows , i2.S5ri73.4U ; wintered Tcxuns
IlotiB The market opened strong on 1:001
hogs mid nhado higher on shipping sorts , but
quickly cased off , closing lOu lower on packing
grades and 5IOo lower on shipping lots.
l lght hogs started In at barely yesterday's
jirtces and finished weak. Sales of shipping
heavy norts were largely at $1.15 4 20. Ko-
lectcd medium weights wuru nt $4.25 princi
pally. 1 'acklng ami shipping droves , ' 4 UU@
4.05 ; big heavy , fat , pretty good drovui at
fU'Ound ' coai-so lots at W.SO&t'J.S.'ii green
skippy llchtv t3.75t < CH.S5j j.0oil gnissv light ,
HIO4.Wj ( corn light , sorted , ft.-tD M R'l. '
with Jnncy "singe. " soloctlou , at
NEW VOHK , August 21. [ Special Telegram
to TUB Uisu.J STOCKS Opinion is quito
general that the temporary stringency in
money may delay buV can not prevent a
higher range of prices for 'standard railroad
shares. Ulio attitude of the Burlington &
Northern in Its light with thu "Soo" and
other foreign competitors is being better un
derstood among operators , and In the event
of that lighting line bringing the Canadian
lines to tlmo on ruto * tlm whole thing will bo
regarded as a bull card. Tlio strength In
liurlingtou yesterday was after hours at
tributed to buying for western account. In-
Bidora claim tliat lUiulJutlcn In industrial
etocks Is at an end for the present at least ,
nnd that the shorts will be an clement of
strength. The boar forces contend that com
mission houses aru not provided with money
at present needs , and claim that the utl-
vnnco tnunt bo checked by the closoncsaof
uvnllnbto funds. In the regular list Western
Union , Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chlcigo ft. St.
Louis , SU Paul , Union Pacific , Northern Pa-
clllc preferred , nnd In the unlisted depart
ment Cotton Oil monopolized the dealings.
The tone of the market was firm to strong.
Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chicago & SU Louis
nntl Western Union were marked exceptions ,
thu former loslnii \ \ per cent to 70. ntid the
latter < to 83 tf. Cotton Oil was the great
feature of the market , and It developed
marked strength , rising to 505 on very largo
buMtiesH. Among the grangers LIurllngton
and Northwestern were the strongest , each
moving ui | % per cent. Later tn the day the
features of the stock market were the
strength In Northern P.xclflc , caused by the
adoption of the blanket mortgage scheme ,
the advmico In Delaware it Hudson , the uni
form strength of grangers In the face of tlia
rate troubles In the west , and activity und
strength In trusts , The total sales were
120,074 , shares.
The folio wins were the closing quotations :
U. 8.4s regular. 123 Northern 1'ncllle. . 0 < <
U. 8. Is coupom . . .liS 'do ' preferred "Sli
U. 8.4',4s ro ulnr..lu.V < O. x N. W 110i !
II. H.44s ! coupons. . ltrtl.i do preferred 141
I'acltlGUsbt 'ill US N.V.l'outral IW1 > {
Central t'ncllle ! IH { P. U..VK !
Chlc.iKO.Alton. . . , . ilX ) Hock Inland U' )
Chlcato.llurllmtoii ; U. , M. .V 8U * 7J !
iVOiiitic.v 101 I ilnproterreil..MUS !
J.L.\W UK St.raul&Omnlin. . B4U
Illinois Oikrnl | | 0j ? doproferred iw
I. , II. AtV. . . . . . utfttTnion 1'aelila < W
Ivnims & Toxai . . . lliiW..St. L. & ! 17
.nknSJioro Ml'i1 doproforred. . . . . . H2U
Ulchlgan Control . Ml i Western Union. . , . M
MiKHOiirll'aclllc . . . 71fl
MONKT Easy nt 4 ( < i ( per cent.
Pimti : Mr.ituiVTitu i'.U'uu 4 05 ? ' per
cent.
KTRIIMXD Exoit won Dull but steady ;
sixty-day bills , tl.S < < { : donuad , J
NR\V Voitit , August2l. f3i)3cial Tologratn
to Till ! IJi'.i : , ] The following are t'ao mln-
ng r.tock iiuotationsi
ASJIBII WO Mexican ai5
Caledonia II. II . .JWU- .Mutual Ill )
Colorado Central..1 ! ) Ontario MX )
'on. Cnl. iV \ a 7" > 0 Ophlr 410
Jommouwcnlth .JiVl Oi-cUental mi
Di-adwood T 125 I'lymouth : wo
llnreka CJon llll s.ivagu ' "OO
nould J : Cur.y . . .HO Siorru Nevada HiO
Hale A ; Nnrcross. . . : ) ) ) Union ConsolUhv'd.'llil
UoiiiuaaKa 101 Wurd Consollda'd..ia.1
Horn S Ivor 11.1 Yoslow JacUot. . . . ' "Jo
Iron Sliver ai )
I'UODUOIO MYllKSVi.
CIUCAOO , August 21. 1:1. : ' , p. m. cl030
Wheat titoudy ; caih , 77iJ c ; Septombor.
77'4'c ; Ueeembor , 7S'jc.
Corn Lower ; oisii , ! it 15-16o ; Septem
ber. IlSo ; October , : tl l-li\ ( !
Oats Steady ; cash and Septombar , 20 } c ;
December. 'Mc.
Hyo Steatly.
Hurley September , Ola
Prime Timothy $1,4'J.
Flax Seed Cash , and September , fl.33.
Whisky (1.0 ! ! .
Pork Lower ; cash and SaDteinb3r. flfi. ) .
Lard Steady ; cash and September , | 0.1'J@
0.15.
0.15.Flour
Flour Unchanged ; winter wheat , $2.00@
U)0sprlni ; _ ; wheat , $ l.)0o.50 ! ) ( ; Kye52.00
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , S4.02KO 1-75 ;
short clear , 55.2j@3.a > tf ; short ribs , S" > .00@
G.OJ.
G.OJ.Uuttor
Uuttor Finn ; creamery , ll@lSo ; dairy ,
0@15c.
Cliuese Quiet and easy : full cream ched-
dara , 7 } @ 7c ; Hats , 7 > jiSu ( ! ; Young Amer
icas , SfrtjaJ.i'c.
Eggs Steady ; fresh , 14@15c.
Hides Unchanged.
Tallow Unchanged : No. I solid packed ,
4@4) c ; cake , 4J e.
Kocoiuts. Shipments.
Flour 2S.OJO 'J.OOO
Wheat 171,000 88,000
Corn O'AOOJ ST.O.OOC
Oats 315,000 203.0JO
.Now York. August 31. Wheat Receipts ,
101,030 ; exports , 5(5,000 ( : spot dull , and un
settled ; now No. SJ red , 85c In eleva-
tor,85@-Gtfealloat : , sij < c f. o. u. ; No. 3 red ,
Site ; ungraded red , SO ( < ? SOKo ; options dull ,
nnd 5 ® tfc hisrhcr , closltiK weal : ; August ,
Com Receipts , 114,000 bushels : exporw ,
5,000 bushels ; spot quiet and firmer : No. 'J ,
44@4lj c in elevator and store , 4t@ll3u'c
afloat ; ungraded mixed , 43 > @ 44l , c ; options
moderately active und stronger.
Oats Receipts , 'JS.OUO ' ; exports , 25.0JO ;
spot , dull and heavy ; options , dull and
weaker ; August,27c ; September , 2'c ( ; spot.
No. 2 , white , 23'Jc : ! : mixed western , 25 ©
2'Jc.
Coffee Options closed steady at 15 to 25
points ; sales , 49,25' ) hags ; August , ? 14.-5i ! $
11,00 ; September , $14.80fi15.0.V spot Rio ,
firmer ; fair cargoes , ? 1S.50.
Petroleum Steady and quiet ; United
closed nt HSJ c for September.
Eggs Steady ; western , 17(7)lSc. )
Pork Moro active but steady ; Inspected
mess , Sll.50@ll.75
Lard-Qulut and llrmor ; western steam.
? ( i.52 > 4 bill ; September , ? ' 5.5'J.
Hutter Higher ; western , 9(3)lSc. )
Cheese Firm ; western , ii ( < 7e.
Ci v. August 21. Wheat-
bid ; August , Gti > ( : bid ; yeptonibcr , 07c.
Corn Strong ; No. 2 , cash und August ,
! 25 } ' obld ; September i ! ; year , 2.J' ' c ; No.
2 w'hito , cash , 2ti ) o askou.
Oats No. 2 , cash and August , ISc bid ;
September , 18c bid.
Sr. hoins , August 21. Wheat Higher ;
cash , 74c ; September , 74c.
Com Dull ; cish , U2X"i September , S3.
Oats I'Mrm ; casli , lS'V ; Scptembur , IS.
Pork Dull at ? 10.25.
L-ird Dull ntSo.'JO.
WhUlty Steady ut Sl.02.
Uuttor Unchanged ; creamery ,
dairy , l-ti$15c. (
Aliiii > i > ii | > i > liu , August21. Sample wheat
hlghuf ; receipts S'J can ; sliipmenU 74 cars.
Closing : No. I hard , on truck , 7lSo ) ) ; No , 1
northern , August , 7oj ; December , TJJfo ; on
track , 7f > XiM7o'o ; No 'A uorthurn , oa irack ,
Aucust 21. Wheat Quiet ;
cash , T.Vfo ; Suptotuuur , TAliiu.
Corn Kasior ; No , S , a.'i'.ic.
OatH Dull ; No , 2 white , : ! ! < g24J.fc. !
Ryu Htoady ; No.ttu. } .
Hurley Quiet ; September , No. 2 , 59o.
Provisions Firm ; pork , $ 'J.U ' ( } .
Ciiiciunnti , Auguit 21. Wheat
Weaker ; No. a rod , 7ii : , ( ( "lc.
Corn Weaker ; No. 2 mixed , ! )7c. ) ! .
Oats Irregular ; No.2 mixed , 2 ( ) ( ! 'Jle.
Whisky .Steuiiy and firm at f 1.02.
liivTii | > ol , August 21. Wheat Firm :
dciiKiud poor ; holders otter sparingly ; rod
western winter. 7s K'l ( ! rs l d per cuutal.
Corn Quiet and duuiund p : > r.
L/IVIO /
Clilcimo , August 21 The Drovcra1
Journal reports as follows :
Cuttlo Receipts , K > , OJJ ; maruot steady
for best , others dull ; beeves , J150@l,85 ;
steers , i3.WQl ( 5'J ' ; stockcrs andfooJors , $1 S' )
( ifU.lO ; cows , bulU and mixed , fl.OJr a.OU ;
Texas cattle , $1.75iJ'J.75 , natives uiid Imlf-
brocds. t3.8JjJj.OO. (
HorfH Ueceipts. ID.O'JO ; market opened
Btrong but closed lower ; mixed , Uuil.4U ;
heavy , S1.70 ( < ( 1,25 ; light , fl.25@l.05 ; skips ,
W.MCci'l.lO.
Sheep Receipts , 0,000 ; market active but
weak ; natives , I.50 ; < 1.70 ; woUerns , f I.4U
( Vf4. ' 10 ; TOXUIIB , fJ.OJitl,15 ( ; lambs lower ut
t4'.ojGf5.rr > .
Oltv , Augmt 21. Cattle Receipts -
ceipts , 7 , SIX ) ; shipmuuts , 2UOO ; pnmo natives
steady ; common to choice corn-fed steers.
@l,25 ; stackers and feeders , ? 1.GO@ ; | 00 ;
, il,50 J.t > 5 ; grass rungo slcors , f 1.00 ®
2.75 ,
Hogs Receipts , 4,60) ; shipments , ( K)0 ) ;
market steady ; mixed and light u Hhado
higher ; light. * 1.25I.J5 ! ; heavy and mixed ,
Niitiiinnl rf'-jolc V.ir.l' , 10 nt St.
| J IIH | , August21Cattlo Receipts , 3.0JO ;
shlptuouts , 4,500 ; marhntstrong ; fholco heavy
native Btuurs , f I.40@1.U ( ; fair to seed , W.'JU
( < $1.40 ; stockcra mid feeders , Ji.15Qy.-0 ;
range steers , $2.fX > @ . ' ) ,40.
Hogs Receipts , 2OUJ ; shipments , 703 ;
market higher ; heavy , H.lOQl.aSj packing ,
i in/-mnii. jight grades , fl.U5QJ.00.
Klouic Oity , AucuU'Jl. Cattle itaaoiptj ,
& 05 ; shipments. 510 ; market 5cjluo ( lower ;
fat steers , 52.lKiia. ) 5 ; feeders , $2.25Q 2.05 ;
etockors , ? „ > . 15iirJ.'ci3 ( ; cannera und bulls , 7ocW
tl.25 ; Veal calves , | > 2.H ( ) 3.55.
Hogs Receipts , 045 ; market 2 @ 7 > o
lower ; light and mixed , KUO&J.SO ; heavy.
Oat tlf.
Wednesday , August 21.
To-day's ' trnao In cattle was rather
peculiar , it was slow and devoid of life , nnd
yet a good many cattle ctmniml hands , nnd
in good season too. As high as 11.30 was
paid for the host cattle , which was perhaps
no lower than ycswrday's market , though
there were no cattle Just like them here
yesterday. It is safe to say , however , that
cattln no better brought (4.40 lust week. The
market could bo quoted lOis lower on other
grades of boot cattle without any danger of
gottlng it too low. In one instance cattle of
the same lot for which 1.40 was offered
yesterday sold to-day at fa".25 , but unllnlshed
cattle , such as they were , are feeling the
heaviest decline. The native beeves sold
largely at $ J.2(3'MC ( > , while sotno corn-fed
Tcxnns went ut $1.2. ) nnd a few rangers nt
$ .J.l > 0. Butchers' stock was in pretty fair
supply , nnd it , too , sold lower. A bunch of
choice fancy heifers , averaging SUU Ibs , , sold
ut ft. 25 , but the cow stuff went largely at
? 1.S5V(2.15. ( ( Stackers nnd feeders sold nt
about the sntno old prtcss , nnd there wan
considerable trading. Native feeders brought
$ J.'J5@2.SO , nnd west < misA15@2.85.
lion * .
There wan a big change In the situation In
the hog market to-day. Light hogs sold
about steady , but there were not so many
lights hero , not so much sorUng , and consequently
quently not so many $4.00 sales ns yesterday.
Sotno light mixed hogs brought $3.1)5. ) The
market in heavy hogs opened active , wll It
Hoston paying mostly S.S.V$3.Ud ) for hogs
suitable for that trade. It would bo snfo to
call the market ou this sort lO t'lfo '
higher than yesterday's close , utul fully us'
strong , If not n little stronger , than yester
day morning. Some good loads that brought
$ : ) .UO were the same loads that the
packers would offer only $3.70 for at the
close yesterday. Anything tliat thu shippers
would not Touch did not experience so much
advance , but , it sold higher. An early clear
ance was effected , and all the hogs , including
the eit.'lit loads of holdovers , were sold before
the olosc.
Hoouipts.
Cattle 1,000
Hogs a.HOO
Horses 20
Prevailing I'rlosi.
The hlb.vltuli atibb of prim i pill In
this miricot fjr tu : giMljJ of stD.sc ! mon-
tlouca :
Prime steers , 1333 to 10M lbs..f l.lo ( $4.40
Good steers. 1250 to 1450 Ibs. . . : i.75 WJJ.3)
Good steers , 1050 to 1IJJ ! Ibs. . . 3.JJ : fiil.OO
Common cunncrs 1.25 ( gl.75
Ordinary to fair cows 1.09 ( $1.90
Fair to good coW3 1.9J r > 2.23
Good to choice cows 2.25 @ 15J
CholcQ to fancy coW3heifers. . 2.5'J ' ( d > 3.00
Fuirto good bulls 1.50 ( 2.00
Good to cltoico bulls 2.00 < 32.50 !
Ligntstockors and foi.lors , . . . 2,35 ( ig2.75
Good feeders , 950 to llOOibj. . 2.75 fuXt.OO
Fair to choice llirht hogs 3.95 ( $4.05
Fair to choice heavy hogs 3.85 ( itS.OO
Common to fair heavy hogs. . . 3.70 ( $ : i.32J {
Fair to choice mixed heirs 3.85 ( ( 3.95
8TEUH3.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
41. . , , .1083 3 00 21. . .1112 8 35
1. . , . 8110 3 00 25. , .10H3 3 40
3. . . , . 9.10 3 10 19. . .1207 3 05
, . 8'iO 3 15 27. . . 123S 3 95
, .1014 3 25 41. , .1270 4 12 > -
, .1120 3 25 37. , .1445 4 25
, .1230 8 5 34. . .1401 4 80
cows.
20 783 1 00 21 027 2 00
8 912 1 05 52 801 2 00
10 1123 1 70 15 1101 2 00
1 940 1 75 3 707 2 00
1 lObO 1 75 . . 005 2 05
2 75 1 75 10. . . 014 3 10
2 1155 1 75 21 . . UU1 2 15
29 850 1 85 4 . .1103 2 40
15. . ' 1073 1 85 8. . .1045 2 45
1 1110 1 b5 2. . . 895 2 50
20 10,53 1 90 2. . .1285 2 50
15 S40 1 00 1. . .1100 2 05
2 1010 1 90 3. . . 910 ' 2 75
5 933 1 90
.1275 200 20. . 008 2 05
IS. .1101 3li . S'Ji 3 70
IS. .1097 2 50 32. . 'JS ' < i 2 75
23. . 877 2 55 13. .1101 2 75
12. . 733 2 00 21. .1140 2 80
8. . 840 2 05 17. 1144 2 85
4. .105 ! 2 05
HULLS.
1. .1420 150 I. . . .1720 2 50
1. .1330 1 00 1. . . .HOT 2 50
1. .1570 1 75 3. . . .1433 2 75
1. . 1490 2 00
00OANNEIIS.
OANNEIIS.
. 370 1 00 25. . . .1003 1 50
20. . . 811 I 35 1. . . . 770 1 50
10. . . 074 1 50 41. . . .809 1 50
BTOOKEH3.
9. . nee 2 05 21. . . . 777 2 45
o ' 515 225 10. . . . 837 2 55
on' ! 042 2 40CAWCS.
CAWCS.
9. . . H09 2 05 4. . . 103 3 25
1. . .310 2 00
11003.
No. Av. ShK. Pr. No. Av. Shk , Pr.
0. . f. ! 50 02. . .253 80 $3 90
15 . ! ! : fo9 2b6 3 70 70. . 277 . . 'I 90
9. . , .1151 . . a 70 SO. . .2-2.1 200 3 90
19. . , . : i8 : ! so 3 75 70. . .251 80 3 90
45. . , .421 40 3 75 00. .273 200 3 90
" , . ! Wl 120 3 75 05. . .2 < 5t 130 3 PO
515. . .271 2JO 3 80 07. . .254 80 3 93
51. . " 3 80 50. . .209 100 3 90
57. . 2 5 40 3 SO 51. . .270 . . 3 90
55. . ! ! 5o7 too 3 80 OS. . .270 40 3 90
M. . . .204 120 3 SO 00. . .320 . . 3 90
09. . . .260 120 3 80 04. . .220 240 3 90
04. . . .207 240 3 80 53. . .2l'J ' . . 3 00
51. . , .2HO 100 3 80 20. . .251 . . 8 SO
80. . . .2117 80 3 30. . .250 . . ii 90
8. . ' 3 82 03. . , .201 120 3 90
70. . ! 28'J ' 320 53. . .253 20J 3 90
15. . . .321 . . O'J. . .277 120 3 90
47. . . .311 120 S. . ,240 . . 3 9)
07. . . .273 40 3 85 4 ! ) . . .219 . . 3 92
OS. . . .301 200 3 85 55. . , . : ; ; ! 120 3 95
5-3. . . .275 . . 3 85 63. . , .258 80 3 95
55. . 3 85 09. . , .330 120 3 95
09. . ! ! 352 80 3 85 05. . , .220 40 a 95
5) . . , .2 > 3 SO 3 85 34 . , .271 . . 3 95
59. . . .207 120 3 85 71. . , .203 40 3 95
05. , . .223 80 3 85 50. . .221 40 3 95
02. . . .33 200 3 85 59. . .233 120 397
07. . . .203 120 3 85 00. . .187 4'J 4 00
. .3J'J ' 2SO ! 1 85 40. . , .244 120 4 00
oo ! ! . .3J2 120 387 42. . , .235 . . 4 00
50. , ' 3 87 } CO. . , .214 120
08 . ! ! 22U ll'iO 3 87 90. . , .202 . . 05
69. . . .303 40 3 87X
lAve Sloolc Nutca. .
T. S. Thorpe , of Stunton , had cattle on the
miirkut.
1) . E. Prlcbanl , a largo feeder of HonJor-
son , la. , cnino In with bo ; ; * ,
Cross 13ro3. had a car of bogs here from
AVOLM , Iti.
II. C , Lollor had cattle here from Spring.
Hold.
Itoums & Uiloy scut In a car of hoffs from
Dalianco , It.
Davidson & Mastlclc had a car of cattle
here from Ainsworth.
J. M. McCowun came In with cattln from
Concordla , Kun ,
H. M. Allan , ( rcneral manager of the Stand
ard Cattle company , was a visitor al the
yards.
Parsons bought to-day fifteen double decks ,
1,300 hoi-a , for Sijulrua & Co. , the Uoitoti
uacliora.
C. P , fisher , of Fisher Bros. , broucht in
HX ! cars of corn-fed Toxaun from tbolr fpud
lots ut Sheltoii.
S. E. Wilson was on the market with n car
of hoRs of his own feeding from Western.
O. W. Wlrt came In from York with three
curs of cattle. Tom Powers brought In two
cars of cuttlo from Sutton ,
OMAHA. WllOLKBALib ; MA. UK UTS
1'rotlitoe , KriiltH , Ktc ,
Eoas Strictly/rcsh , I'iXQliao.
HUTTEU Creamery : Puii.vIG@lOo ! ; choice ,
14f < 15B. Dalrys Fuucy , lUr ltu ; clioico , ll ®
12c. Country : Fancy , l'J@J4cj goou to
choice , lOftjllc ; fair , U@lOu ; Inferior , Og7c.
LIVE PIOEOSS Per uof 1.60.
UAMB Thorn is but little doing in this line
us yet. Prairie chlokciiH uro still out of sea
son und cannot bo exposed for ale buforo
September 1. Whatever Jew were received
in good order sold at fulr prices , but n rivii-
lur market U not quotable. Plovers uro suit ,
ing readily ut f 1.00 to tl.50 per dozen , and
ducks If well irown are wanted. Bo ma
Mallards received lately bold readily ut $3.0.
per dozen , and wood ducks uud mixed , | 1.7 !
( it 2.00.
MEANS Choice hand picked navy. $1.753
3.00 ; choice haudvlcltcd medium ,
choice hand pickedcountr.v hh&t.OS ; clean
country , fl.50Ql.UO ; Inforlqg untry , J1.0J ( < $
' V ° BAi/-Cholco SOaitiiO-lb'ilhe.
Hums , PKI.TS , TAI.I.OW , Erai-Oreon salted
hides. 4KIJi'c ( ' ; dry salted "hides , Be ; dry
Hint Jildc * , 7c ; calf hlfleSn 'stgdC ; damaged
hides 2e loss ; sheep polls , Krcnii , uach , 2ocC < 3
$1,00 ; sheeppelts , dr.v , pel lit ; fll2c. Tallow ,
No. 1 , 4C4U'c ; No. 2 , iiXf y.'fc , Grease ,
white , -IKM-iJMi yellow , 2Uotic. , : .
Wool , Fine , average , ' Is jlflc ; rnodlum ,
nvcrngo , 21@22c ; riimrtcr.Mood , average , 20
( % 2lai conrso , nvoragc , irxvjl7c ; cotts nnd
rough , iworage , I4j6l0c. ( j . .
POTATOES 25 ® 300 psr bu.
POULTIIV Old hens nmi'cmckons , SJ3.0DC5
3.00 ; spring chicken * , $1 3l@3.oO ; ducks and
gcosc , per Ib , Oo ; turkeys9itlOc. (
PJIOVISIOXS Hints , largo , I0 } c : lintns ,
medium , HK/ci hams , boneless , 9c ; hamn ,
picnic or California , 7J4o ; sliouldors. Oo ;
breakfast bacon , boneless , O c ; breakfast
bacon , rib In , ' 9u ; short clear bacon , 7c ;
long clear bacon , O o.
DitiEO UKIF ; Hams , porlb , OKQIOc ; regu
lar , per Ib , 7J c.
Ditv SALT MEATS Short clear sides , OJ/c ;
long clear sides , Oc ; mess pork , par bbl , $11.00.
LAHU Tierces , 0 > o ; 50-lb cans , gross
weight , OMo5 10-lb cans , 7o ; 5-lb cans , 7 c ;
3-lb cans , 7c.
CiiRcsr. Vountr Americas , full cream , Iflo ;
factory twins , 9ifo ; off grades , 0@ c ; Van
[ { ussom Edom. * fl.5U per doz ; sap sago , K > o ;
jrlck , Ill2o ; HtnburKcr , 6X ® a ; domcstie ,
Swiss , 14o ; chcoso safes , bronze modal , No ,
8 , S2.S5.
OitANdKS Los AtiRolcs , $1.50 ; Rodl , O.
LKMOXSFancy , * 0,003.f)0 ; choice , * 4,50 ,
SOUTIIKII.V PnAoin:4 : , { f bu , 75c@81 for
cholcu iinu H.'OIOc for poor and common ,
Ai'PMS * Per hbl , 50o@W.
CAI.II-OIINIA PKACIIKS ' . ' 0 Ib boxes , (1.50&
1.75.
1.75.C.M.U'OIINIA
C.M.U'OIINIA Gmi'is $ l,50@1.75.
CAMFOIINIA PLUMS f I.
PUAUS 40 Ib boxes , * l.75@2.2. ' > .
WATKIIMSI-ON-S f I0.0i'o | 00 per 100.
CANTEI.OUI'KS Per doz , f 1.2Vi)1.50. )
PINEAPPLES Per doz , $ y.25$3.00. (
UAXANAn According to size , per bunch ,
? 2.00@3.00.
COCOANIJTS Per 100 , $5.
EAHIY VECIGTAIII.KS Potatoes , 20@30c per
bu ; onions , Culifornnpcr ! Ib , Ijijc ; suulhcni ,
per bbl , * 1. 00 ; cabbage , per crate , f 1.25 ; tur
nips , nor bu box , 50c ; beets , per box , 60c ;
wax beuiU' ' , nor bu box , $1.00 ; string beans ,
per bu box , 76c ; reon peas , per bu box.fl.OO ;
tomatoes , pcr bu box , 40l0e ( ! ; caulillowor ,
SI , 50 ; CKK plant , SI. 1)0 ) ; siiutixh , Boo per doz ;
cucumbers , 15c ; lettuce , 15u ; radishes , 15o ;
( jrccn onions , 15@20o ; tiuxv carrots , 20o ; ) iio
plant , per Ib , Ic.
Al'l'I.E UUTTGIt UO.
Cii > Eit-Bbls. $5,00 ; ht bbls , $3.00.
MAPLE SDOAIC 12 ( ffil5c per Ib.
YUAL Choice , medium size , 5 ( < c ; choice
heavy , 4@5c ; sprluR Inmos , $30.0JJ30.00 ( ( per
dozen.
HOSEV 14@15c per Ib for choioo.
I'ltr.siiitvts 9J ( i < ! 10c per Ib.
JELLIES 3 > @io nor lu.
Hr.KtuvAX No. 1 , 10@19c.
HAY-S2.50@5.f > 0.
CHOP Fiin : $10.00@12.
TAU.OXV No. 1 , 4o : No. 2 , _
GituASB A , 4@4 > c ; yellow , 3n ; dark ,
'WOOL Fine , uvcrago , 15@10c ; choice , 18
MUDIUM Avernge , 21@22o ; choice , 2i@ :
24c ; coarse , 15@l8c.
SAUMAOC Hologna , 4@4) ) c ; Frankfurt , So ;
tongue , Oc ; summer , 23o ; ' Head cheese , 7o.
Piob FiRr Pickled , kits , 75c ; pickled pigs'
tongues , kits , J-J.35 ; pickled tripe , kits , 05c ;
pickled H. C. tripe , kits , 85c ; spiced pigs'
hocks , kits-$1.15. . *
TONGUES Salt , bbls , $20.
Dry GOO ! H. ,
KATTSStandard , 8c ; Gem , lOc * , Beauty ,
c ; Uoono , 14c ; 13 , cased.1 $0.50.
ULINKETS White , $ l.00@7.50 ; colored ,
S1.10@8.00.
CA.MIIHICS Slater , 5c ; Voods , 5c ; Stand
ard , 5c ; Peacock , 5c.
CAKPET WAUP 13ibbvhlto , ISc ; colored ,
CoMPOHTEits f
Cousr.T JEANS Uoston,7JfoAndrosrOKgin ; ! ,
7 ; o ; Kearsuge , 7 e ; itockport , CJ c ; Conos-
_ _ .
x i jt u a i vjvjf y iii * \ , iu ijU | vjvy ,
NN , 12KoAA ; , 14o ; DD , 15 > o ; TT.
YY , I8c ; B1J , 19o ; 20 bleached , 8 0 ; t0 ! ,
2Kc ; 80ia \ \ \ \ 50 brown and slate , 9c ; 70 ,
2j c ; 90 , lOc.
CUASII Stevens' O , 5J c ; Stevens' A , 7o ;
bleached , 80 ; Stevens' P , 7J o ; bleached
8c ; Stevens' N , SJ c ; bleached , 9' e ;
Stevens' SHI' , llftc.
DKNIMS Amoskoag , 9 oz , lOJ o ; Everett
oz , ISc ; York , 7oz , 13e ; Haymaker , S
Jaffrev , XX , ll o ; Jaflrey , XXX , 12
Beaver Creole , AA. 12c ; Heaver Urcek , UU ,
lie ; Beaver Creek. CC , lOe.
DUCK West Point , 29 in , 8 oz , 9 c ; West
Point , 29 in , 10 oz , 12 > c ; West Point , 29 in ,
12 oz , ISJ c ; West Point , 40 in. 11 oz , IGXc.
PLANNKLS Plaid Knftsmcn , 20o ; Clear
Lake , liOKc ; Iron Mountain , 20Xc.
PLAN.Nm.s-\Vhito G. H. No. 2 ,
G. H. No. 1 , % , 20 0 : G. H. No. 2 ,
G. H. No. 1 , % , 30c ; Quocbee , No. 3 ,
Quechoo , No. 2 , % , 37 > < o ; Auiiwuu , 32
Windsor , 22 > c.
PIANNEI.S Red C , 24 inch , 15Wc ; E , 24
inch , 22Kc ; G G , 24 inch. 20o ; II A F , % ,
25c ; J K F , K , 27c ; G , J2i5o. .
GINGHAM Piunkett checks. 05Yc ; Whit-
ENTUCKY JEANS HtTrcules , 18o ; Leam-
ingtnn , 22Kc ; Glonwooa , 20c ; Melville , 25o ;
Uang-up , 27 } c ; Memorial , 15o ; Standpoint ,
18c ; Durliaui , 27 } c.
MISCELLANEOUS Table oil cloth , $2.50 ;
table oil cloth , miirble , ? 2.50 ; plain Holland
9 > c ; dado Holland , 12 > o.
PniNTs Uross C'hartor Oak , 5J c ;
Ramapo , 4c ; Lodl , u'j'c ; Alien , Go ; Richmond
mend , ( Ic ; Windsor , 0'rfc ; ' Eddystono , 0c ;
PacillcO c.
I'UIXTB Pink and Robes Richmond , OJ o ;
Allen , Co ; Rlverpolnt , 5Jio ; Steel IllverC > io ;
Pacific , OJ c.
PUINTS Indlco blue , St. LcRer , 7Jtfc ;
Washington. 0o American OJ Arnold
} - > o ; , c ; ,
O' ' o ; Arnold Ccntur.y , 9o ; Windsor Gold
Tk't , lOXo ; Arnold U. lOWc ; Arnold A. 12c ;
Arnold Gold Seal , 10 > fc ; Yellow Seal , lO o ;
Amanaa , 12c.
PUINTS Solid Colors Atlantic , Oc ; Slater ,
Go ; Uorlln oil , O c ; Garner oil , C@7c.
SliiKTiNn , CIIKCKS Caledonia X , 9 | c ;
Caledonia XX , lO u ; Euonoiny , 9c ; Otis , 9c ;
Granite , llc ; Crawford checks , 80 ; Haw
River plaids , 5J/fc.
SIIKKTI.VO , Hitow.v Atlantic , A , 4-4 , 7Jfo ;
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4. OJ o ; At
lantic P. 4-4 , Oc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Oc : Aurora
C. 4-4 , 4Jfo ; Crown XXX , 4-4. ( % ; Hoosler
LL , 4-4 , 5 Q ; Indian Head , 4-4. 7c ; Law-
run co LL , 4-4 , 5o ; Old Dominion , 4-4. 6 } c ;
Pepporoll U 4-4 , OJ o ; Popporoll E , 40-Inch ,
7o ; Pepperell. 8-4 , 17Kc ; Peppercll ; 9-4 ,
20o ; Pujipurell , 10-4 , 22c : Utlca C , 4-4 , 4Jfc ;
Wuchusutts , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora K , 4-4 , 7c ;
Aurora U , 4-4 , ( > Ho.
SIIEKTINO , Hi. i : ACHED Ellorton , 7'.fo ' ;
Hnuscliccpor , 8 ! < o : Now Candidate. 8V.fu ;
Uerkeloy cambric , No , 00 : 'tfc ' ; You Hot. 4-4 ,
( IJic ; butter cloth , OO , 4tfo ; Cabot , 7 c ;
Fnrwoll , half bleached , 8 > Vo ; Fruit of Loom ,
8 fc ; Greene G , Oc ; Hopo.'THu ; King Pliil-
lip cambric , lc ( ) ; Lonsdulo uambrlo , OJi'u ;
Lotisdiilo , 8 > < c ; New York.mills , lOe ; Pen-
porcll , 42-ln. lOo ; PcpporeU,40-ln , , llo ; Pop-
peroll , ( V4 , 14Ku ; Peppsrell , 8-4 , 2Jo ; Pop-
purell , 9-4 , 2''e ; Popporell , 10-J , 24o ; Canton ,
4-4 , S'i'o ; Canton , 4-1 , 9'Jb ; Triumph , Oo ;
Wumsutta , llo ; Valley , ' '
TICKS Oakland , A , 7ic : ' Intornatlonal ,
0 ; Shotuekot , S.8 ; < ft.WurronNo. ! 870 ,
Uorwick. HA , 18off'Apino ; , 13o ; York.
110-ln , 12 } o ; Yorlc , 82-ln. IH o ; Swift River ,
8 c ; Thorndlko , OO , SVjuf . 'I'horndlku , EF ,
SKi-'i Thorndlko , 120 , 9 Di , fChorndlko , XX ,
15o ; Cordis. No. 5 , 9)fo ; yqids ; | , No. 4,10'fo. '
PIIOVISIOXS Hams , No. 1 , 10-lD average ,
lljfo ; 20 to 23 Ibs , Ho ; 12 to 14 Ibs , 12 > ic ;
No. 2 , lOo ; specials , 13 } o ; shouldera. 7o ;
breakfast bacon. No. 1 , lOc ; specIuU , I'J c ;
picnic , % v\ \ ham sausage , Oo ; dried bco (
hams , lOo ; beef tongues , { 0 per dozen ; dry
salt moats , 0@il"/o " per Ib ; boneless ham. 9o
Wit\i'i'ixo PAIMU Straw , per Ib , IJfrtg
2 } c ; rag. 2 } < os manlllu , H , 5@'fOo ' ; No , 1 , tic.
SALT Dairy. 230 Ib in but , bulk , * J.10 : bit
grade , IV ) , ru , f2.30 ; best grade , 100 , 3i , 93.40 ;
best grudu , 23. I0i , $3.30 ; rouk suit , uriisliod ,
tl.80 ; dairy salt , Ashton , 50-11) bags , S5o ;
bulk , 22Mb bags , 13.24 ; cjumion , In bbls ,
CA'NIIV 9K@l2' ' o per Ib ,
( 'iiouoi , ITS AND Coco i 21 J10o par Ib , ;
German chicory , red , 80.
GINOEII Jamaica , ? f pints , ? 3.00 per itoz.
FAIIISACEOUU GOODS Harley , 2K@U4'o : ;
farina , 4 0 } poas.3e : outmoal,2 Cm.o ; mac
aroni , llo ; vermicelli , lie ; rice , UXOJBXoj
sago und tapioca , OWTu.
Fiau Kail Dried codQah , CVf@3 , ' o ;
scaled herring. 24o nor box ; hoi. herring ,
do tn , 50o : Hamburg spiced hurrinir , J 1.50 ;
hoi. herring , 70c(4f 1.10 ; wuukcrul , lurgo faiu-
lly , Il0.i % nor 100 lb ; whllollsh , No. , W.BOj
fiimlly , t i'S ; trout , $5.55 ; salmon , t3.CO ; nn-
chovles , 80c.
NUTS Almonds , If > < < 5l7o ; Hrazils , 7c ; fil
berts , lie ; pecans , lOo ; walnuts , 12c ; peanut
cocks , 80 : roasted , lOc ,
DIIIKH FIIUITS Currants , 4$5c } ( ; prunes ,
casks , 1,300 Ibs , 4'.4(31.v ' ( prunes , bbls or
lings" , 4 ! ( ( $4Jfc ; citron pools , drums , 20 Uis.
21o ; lemon peel , drums , SO tt > s , lOo ; hard
dates , boxes , 12 tbs , lOo ; apricots , choice
evaporated , 25-ll > boxes , 15o ; apricots , Jelly ,
cured. 25-iti boxes , I5o ; apricots , fancy , Mt.
Hamilton , 20-lb boxes. 15u ; apricots , choice ,
bans , 80 Ids , 13c ; apples , cvniioratod , Alden ,
M-lli boxes , 7' < tf8i ( ; apples , Star , "o ; apples ,
fancy Alden. 6-tti. Co ; apples , fancy Aldcu ,
2-lb , O c ; blackberries , evaporated , 50-tli
boxes , 5 > (35fc ( ; chnrrlos , pitted , dry cured ,
15u ; pears , .California fancy , V/s boxes , 25
Ids , 2do ; pcnchoii , Cal. fancy , } s unp , boxes ,
25 Itis , I3c : poaches , Cnl. No. 1 laucyJtfsunp ,
80 his , 13 ! < fu ; Dcache.t , lancy , ovnt ) ,
unp , fiO-ll ) boxes , 12$14c ; poaches , Salt
Lake , now , 0 > f@7o ; nectarines , rod , l o ;
nectarines , silver , bug * , 14o ; pitted plums ,
Cal , 25-lb boxes , lie ; raspberries , ovnp , N.
Y , , now , Me ! prunes , Cal. . R O , 90.100 ,
boxes , 25 Ibs , 80 ; Prunes , Cal , R C , 00-70 ,
9c ; orange puol , Ific ; raisins , California
Londons , crop 1SSS , $3.40@3.00 ; raisins , Cali
fornia loose , muscatels , crop 1839 , tl.OO ®
2.00.
2.00.CANNr.n
CANNr.n FISH Urook trout , 3 Ib , $2.40 ;
salmon trout , 2 Ib , $2.35 ; clams , 1 Ib , $1.25 ;
clams , 2 Ib , $2.00 ; ulniii chowder , 3 Ib , § 2.25 ;
devilled crabs , 1 Ib , $2.25 ; dovllud crubs , 2
Ib , $3.50 ; codllsh balls. 2 Ib , f 1.75 ; caviar , X
Ib , 53.25 ; eels , 1 Ib , $3.40 ; lobsters , 1 lb.00 ;
lobsters , I Ib , $1.90 : lobsters , deviled , X Ib ,
$3.25 ; mackerel , I lu , $1.00 ; mackerel , mus
tard sauce , 3 Ib , $41.10 ; mackerel , tomato
sauce , 8 Ib. $3.10 ; oysters , 1 Ib , 95c ; oysters ,
2 Ib , $1.00 ; salmon , C. R. , 1 Ib , $2.00 ; salmon ,
C. R. , 2 lb.1.K ( ) ; salmon , Alaska , 1 Ib , $1,85 ,
salmon , Alaska. 2 Ib , $2.90 ; shrimps , 1 Ib
$2.05.
LAHI > Tierces Refined , Oc ; choice , Otfc :
pure loaf , OJ ts ; kettle rendered , 7c , Atttl jjo
to Jjjo per 11) I'or smaller quantities ,
OILS Keroseno-P. W. , 9 > e ; W. W. ,
! } e ; headlight , 13c ; salad oil , $2.15j9.00 ( (
per dozen.
PICKi.us Medium , per bbl , ? 4.50 ; small ,
2.50 ; gherkins , $15.50 : C. & H. chow chow ,
Is. $5.90 ; pts. $ : ) .40.
UAOS American A , seamlons , 17c ; Union
Square paper , discount35 per cent.
CoFrxi : Green Fancy old golden Rio ,
22c ; fancy old poaberry , 25c ; Rio , choice to
fancy. 21 J c ; Rio , prime , 20K ! Rio. good ,
lite ; Moctm , 30o ; Java , fancy Mauiloliling ,
30o ; Java , good interior , 25c.
Comscs Roasted Arlmoklo's ' Ariosa ,
l c ; McLaughlln's XXXX , 23.fc ! ; German ,
23oDilworth ; , 23.fo ! ; Alaroma , 2 , " '
SAI.SOIIA 1JJM@-1 < ! 'C pur Ib ,
STVUCH 5@7u ner Ib.
STOVE POMSII 2.00@5,87 per cross.
SPICKS Whole , per Ib Allsp ce , 9c : Cas
sia China , 9c : cloves , /Canzibar , 20c ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 75e : peppof , lOe.
SUOAHS Cut loaf , ! % o ; cut loaf , cubes ,
9 > fc ; Standard powdered , 9 } o ; XXXX
powdered , 9J < c ; granuUtcd , Standard. 8c ;
confectioners' A. 8c ; white , extra C , Cli-
mix : , 8ic ; extra C , Nebraska , SJ c ; Auiber ,
) te\ \ California Golden C , 7 > ' c.
Lmmbornnd ltuililln < r Aliiturlul.
f. o. b. Omaha.
STOCK HOAHIIS A 12 inch , s 1 s 14 and 10
feet , $ -10.00 ; U 12 inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 ana 10
feet , $41.00 ; O 12 inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10
feet , 30.00 ; D 12 inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10
font , $23.00 ; No. 1 Com. 12 in s 1 s 13 feel ,
$18.00 ; No. ICom. 12 in s Is 14 and 10 feet.
$17.50 ( 18.50 ; No. 1 Com. 12 in s I s 10. 18
anil 20 feet , $10.50 ; No. 2 Com. 12 in s 1 s 14
anil 10 feet , $ l.0a. ( !
CKII.INO ANII PAUTITION 1st Com. % in.
whin pine partition , $32.00 ; 2d Com.Kin.
wliito pine partition , $27.00 ; clear % in.
yellow pine coiling , $20.03 ; clear % In. Nor
way , $14.50 ; 2d Com. ? in. Norway , $13.00.
HOAUIIS No. 1 com sis 12 , 14 and 10 ft ,
$10.00 ; No. 2 corns 1 s 12 , 14 and lit ft , $1(5.50 ( ;
No. 3 com s Is 12 , 14 ana 10 ft , $14.50 ; No. 4
com B I s 12 , 14 and 10 ft , ( ship'ff cull ) , $11.00.
Add 50 cents per M ft , for rotiKh.
HATTENH , WKLI , TUIIINO. PICKETTS O. G.
Butts , 2K inch , ( We ; O. G. Baits , J xli. sis ,
35c ; 3-in well tubinp , D. & M. and bov$22.00 ;
pickets , D. & H. , ilat , $20.00 ; pickets , D.&H. ,
square , $19.00.
DIMENSIONS AND TIMI1EH.
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft IS ft 20 ft 22 ft 2-1 ft
2x4..15 00 1500 15 00'10 00 1000 1800 18 CO
2x0. . . . 15 00 1500 1500 1600 1000 1800 1800
2x8. . . .15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 IS 00 IS 00
2x10..1500 1500 1500 1000 1000 IS CO 1800
2x12..15 0,1 1500 1500 1000 1000 1800 1800
4x4-8x810 00 10 00 10 00 17 00 17 00 18 00 19 00
FKXCISO No. 1 , 4 and 0 inch , 12 nnd 14 ft ,
rouih , ? U.00@10.50 ) ; No. 1,4 and 0 inch,10 ft ,
? 17.0017.50 ; No. 2,4 and ti inch , 13 and KJff ,
$1H.50C < < 14.00 ; No. 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 10 ft , $15.50
@ 10.UO.
$43.00@40.00 ; 3d clear , 1 # and 2 inch , a 2
$13.00 ( < t.4o.OO ; B select , 1 > , IK and 2 inch , H
2 s , $37.00@i3.00 ; 1st and 2d clear , 1 inch , s 2
s. $45,00 ; 3d clear. 1 inch , s 2 s , $30.00 ; A se
lect , 1 inch , s 2 s , $33 ; 13 select , 1 iuch , s 2
B , $29.00.
I1 I.OOIIINQ 1st com 0 inch white pine ,
$34.00 : 2d com 0 inch whitpine. . 11.00 ; 3d
com ( i inch white pine , $ ; ' 0.00 ; D com 0 inch
white pino. $20.00 ; com 4 and 0 inch yellow
pine , $15.00 ; Star 4 inch yellow-pino S17.00 ;
1st and 2d clear yellow Dine , 4 nnd 0 inch ,
$19.00.
Pori.Aii LuMiiKii Clear poplar box bds , %
Ins , 2s , $34,00 ; clear poplar. % in panel ,
P30.00 ; clear poplar , % lu panel , $25.00 : clear
poplar , % In panel stock wide , a 2 s , $23.00 ;
clear poplar corrugated ceiling , % , $ ; ) O.UO.
POSTS White cedar. 0 inch halves , lie ;
white cedar , 5J- inch halves mid 8 inch q'rs ' ,
lie ; white cedur , 4 inch round , lOc ; Tcnes-
see red cedar , split , lOc : split oak. ( white ) ,
8c ; sawed oak , ISc.
Suixoi.us , LATH , per M. XX clear , 83.20 ;
extra * A , $3.80 ; standard A , $2.00 ; 5 inch
clear , ? 1.00@1.70 ; 0 inch clear , $1.75@1.80 ;
No. 1 , $1,10@1.15 ; clear red cedar , mixed
widths , from Washington tcrritorv , J3.40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths , f 1,50 ;
cypress , clear lieurt.dimcnsion wiuths , $3.25 ;
lath , $2.50.
Sun * LAI * No. 1 plain , 8 and IS inch ,
$17.50 ; No. 2 plain , 8 and 10inch , 515.50 ; No.
1 , O. G. , $18.00.
Smixo 1st com. 12 and 10 feet , $22.00 ; 2:1 :
com. 12 and 10 feet , $19.00 ; 3d com. 12 and
10 feet , $15.00 ; fence , com. 12 nnd 10 feet ,
$18.00.
LIME , KTC. Qnlncy white lime , ( best ) 85o ;
English nnd Gorman Portland cement , $3.45 ;
Milwaukee und Louisville , $1.80 ; Mich'gau '
plaster , $3. ' i ; Fort Dodge plaster , $3.10 ;
Uluo Rapid plaster. $1.00 ; hair , 20c ; sash ,
GO per'centdis ; doors , blinds , mouldings , 50
per cent dis ; tarred felt , per cwt , $2.00 ;
straw board , $1.05.
ami Uhoinionls.
Acm Sulphuric , per carboy. 2Jo ; citric ,
per Ib , 50c ; oxalic , per Ib , 14c ; turturio ,
powdered , porlb , 41c ; carbolic , 45o.
AI.UM Per Ib , 2tfc. !
AMMONIA Carb , per Ib , llj c.
AUHOWIIOOT Per Ib , Bermuda , 'llc ,
BALSAM Copaiba , per Ib , GJc ; tolu , 53@
C5c.
C5c.Boiux
Boiux Refined , par Ib , lOo.
CIIKAM TAitTAU--Puro. per Ib. 32o.
E.YTiucT Lo'owoou Bulk , per Ib , 12c.
E it OUT 15o.
GI.VOKIIINE 33e.
GUM Aiuniu 59rffi95o.
Lvco PODIUM 4 3c.
GI'M Asaafaitida , per Ib , 14o ; camphor ,
pej Ib , 40o : opium , per ib , (3.35.
IODINE Retmbllmated , per oz , $2.C5.
LEAVES Biichu , short , per Ib , 13c ; senna ,
Alex , per Ib , 25@3Sc.
Moui'iiiA Sulph , per oz , $2.80.
Muncuitr liUc.
POTASH Broimdo , per Ib , 40c ; Iodine , per
lb$2.85.
Qt'i.m Sulph , perlh , 2SJlc.
SCEIIS Canary , per Ib , 4 c.
SOAPS Castllo , mottled , per Ib , S@10c ;
castilc , white , pcrlb , ll(315c. ! (
SPIIIITS NJTIIE Sweet , per Ib , 42c.
STIIVCIIXU Crystal * . Jl.OO 1.15.
RuLPii CINCIIOXA Per oz. , 5@13a
TAPIOCA Per Ib , fie.
TONUA BKAX3-$1.75.
OILS Boruamont. $3.45 ; wintercreen ,
$2.15 ; Malaga , 93o ; Unseed , raw , 03c ; boiled.
OOo.
OOo.WHITE
WHITE LEAn-fl,50.
CALOMEL Am. , per Ib , 93e.
CASTOH OIL $1,2-3.
Cuuun BKitmi'.s $1.50.
CANTHAUIIIES 750 11.05.
CASSIA Buns Per Ib , ISo.
CiiLOitopoitM Per ib , 40c.
COIIIIOSIVE SuiiLiMATii Per Ib , 75o.
CIIEAM TAUTAII 28c.
'J'wlrum ntul Itopn.
BINDBIIS' TWINE Sisal , * ICe ; hemp , 15o ;
Manilla. 18o.
CLonisi.iNEs Cotton , 50-ft , $1,8) ; cotton ,
00-ft , $1.40 ; Jute , 50.ft , 9Uo ; Jute , 1.0-ft , JI.OO.
COTTON TWINK Fine , 20o ; ir.txliuiu , ICe ;
heavy hemp , He ; liKlit hump , IDc.
SAIL TWINB-B. null , 20o ; Calcutta , IBo ;
inanlllu rope , I5c ; slsul ropo. W j now pro-
BI , Oo ; Julo. Sc : cotton , lSi hlJo ropj , Uo.
WftSTEKN PAOKINO INTKUHSTS.
The Incrjnso Pur the Wpi > k I
flvo ThoiiHintl 11 o < < .
CINCINNATI , O. , August81 , [ Special Tcjle-
gniut to THE Ben , ] The Prlcn Cur
rent tn-morrow will sny : The wcolt's pack
ing in the west hai been 115,000 IIORS , ngalnst
185X)0 ( ) the prcceditiR week , 90,000 last year
nnd 110,000 two years mo. The sonson's
otal from March I is 4,910,000 , against 3,930-
HX ) n year npo. The increase for the week is
25,000 , and for the cntlro snason 9i * > 0OJ ( ) ,
compared with lust year. Several western
louses have censed opc-ratlons , lliullnp no In-
lucomont. at current values.
lMju : < \
Jhlcftiro
iannas City
Imaha , .
St. Louts
Indlnnnpolls
IlndntiaU. .
Mllvrmikoo.
> diir ItnpUU
: iovi'liind.
siour City
Htntnwa
Vobrnsltn City
.
South SM'nul
Lincoln
All others
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank.
> 5 isoiiili llilli Slruul , - Oiuiilia
Till ?
CHICAGO SHORT LIKE
OP'IKR
Chicago , Milwaukee _ & St , Paul R'y ' ,
Itcst Itoutc from Omulni mid Council
liliilfs to
SAST B-
TWO TUA1NS 1 > .UIY BETWEEN OMAHA
AN1 > COL'.NCll. JIl.LW.S
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cellar Knpltls ,
Ruck Island } I'rc ' [ wrl , HockConl ,
Clinton , ] ) iihiuiio [ , Davenport ,
Elgin , Hiullson , JauosTlilo ,
llcliilt , WiiKiini , L'i Cnissc ,
AuJ all other Important tlola ! Unst , Northouit am !
For thrmiKh tlcketi call on the Hole' a'rnt nt IIV1I
Fnrniiin rcct. In Larkur lilted , or ut llnlurn 1'iiclOc
IMIliaan Bluepcra unil Iliu llnett Dlnlnu Cnri In ttio
world Ufa runoti thu m 'n llnu ot tliu t lilciin , .Mil.
wn'ikcp.vSt ' rani HHIwuy , uiiil UVITJ uttuntlun 19
| , r.lil to imssoiiKcrs uy courtuuui employe ! of tlia
It. Mll.l.KH. Qunoral .Muniiper.
J , K. TUCKl'Jtt , As Utitil fietu'ral Mnnn cr.
. V. . t'Altl'KNruil , '
A. It. ( iunural I'usicnser nml
Ticket Aernt ,
( iKO. K. UBAFFORH. Asslstnat ( Jcncral 1'asscngcr
tirl Ticket Aftunt.
T. J. CLA11K. U norul SnpirluKniiuuI.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1302 FAKNAM STREET.
JflUKENDALL , JONES A CO. ,
KuQicasorsto Heed , Jones & Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Bets : & Stioes
Atcats for lUulon Itubbcr Shoo Co. , 1102. 1101 and 11UI
lluriioy Street , oiuntin , N'etiraskn.
Browors.
sronz & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
Kill Norlli BlKlitoonth ttreat , Omaha , Neb.
Cornico.
EAGLE COUXICE WOJtKS ,
Maniif-clnrers ofGalyanizeil Iron Cornice
Wlndow-ciipHnnd moliillcskjrlliilits. .Inlin ICpuncttr ,
Iiropnctur. llSiuiil HuSoiilli lOtU ttrcut.
Paper Boxos.
JOHN L. WJLK1E ,
Proprielor Omaha Paner Box Factory.
Kos. 1.11" uucl 13I'J Douglns itreet , Oranbn , Neb.
Sash , Doors , Eto.
3f. A. DISBUOW A CO. ,
Wholcinlo Tnanufncturcrn of
Sasn , Boors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Broncli o.'llco , 12IL timd Unnl elreots , Omabn , Ne'j.
IIOI1N MANIJFACTUntNO CO. ,
Manufacturers of Sain , Dors ; , Blinds ,
Mouldlnim , ainlr-work n I Interior Imnl wooit rJtilaU ,
1U5-II North lutli ttrtn't , Onmlia , Noli.
Steam FHtlnga , PiirnpQi Eto.
' '
CL'AH'K STEAM IIKATIKO co. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
EUam , wntnr , rnllwnr anil mining tupiillti , etc.
' /'I ttruet , Ouiulm.
M ) , Vfi und'I rarnuui
U. S. wiND'EKUINK A WMl * CO. ,
Sta and Water Supplies ,
IlalUJay til ml mills , t)13 ) an < l 1RI ) Jonca it , , Ointlm.
Li. K Hun , Aotluii .Miinatiur.
JUtOWNllLL A CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Macbincry ,
blieut-lroo tforl , ileniu pumpj , tnw inllli. 12IJ.1215
J.vavcnwrtli ttrvvt , Oiuulm.
Iron Wojjta , ,
PAXTON A V1ERLINQ IRON WORKS ,
Wrouglit anl Cast Iron Bonding Wort ,
slnci , l > in work , Knner l tounilry , mncblnuuuj
lilackiuiltli work , Otllconnil work ! , U , I' , U } ,
nuil Kill itruut , Uiualiiu
OMAHA winn A utotr wonits ,
Manufacturers of Wire andiron Rallies
Je k iklli , rrlnilow euanti , flower rtaml" , irlm ilua > ,
olc. 1'ilNorlli lull ttteot , UiiiHlm.
OMAHA SAFE A IHOX WO11KS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar I roof Safes ,
Vaults , ) U wurlc , Iron iliutturs anil tire cBcapei
U , Anareou , prup'r , Corner lull and Jauiion IK ,
OMAHA
UNiof STOCK
Of South Omaha , Limited ,
CH.CV r. > m < * s ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
Iti-il C'rcinH llluiniinil Jlniuil ,
imetlr till li llll Grille , fario r.d
urc , l.udlcfc. ! . Drujjcltt fur 111 * IIU. I
niund llfiiid.lu rrU u > i UUU ! > ii , <
Villi'lTluciibMii , Tlik'fuuullirr. Kti > J4r.
( tttuir > > fur iititlcuUri nJ "Itciurrur
I Ludlr1 In tilltr , l mull. Jui < I'j r ,
UUcktttcr CLtuilc l CV , MuilUuu bu. , 1'blUdn , fa.
Asrloulturt.1 Implomonta.
CHliRCHlTiTPARKER ,
Dsalorin Agricnllnral Implements , Wagons
Carrltgo nnd Imedrn. Jnnr Mrcct. betweenttti n4
tutu. Oin li , Nclirnska.
LIN INU Ell A ME'WA7F CO7
Airlcnll'l ' Iwpicicnis , Wagons , Carriages
lo.liulc alo.
PAltLlN , OltENDOHF A MARTIN C'O. ,
Wholesale Dcnlrn In
AgriMll'l ' Implements , Wagons & finals
ll.iai. MunnJ W7 Jonct troot. Oinnlin.
CO. ,
b' en In
f airoas , Buggies Rakei , Plows , Etc ,
Cor. Mh and ractdo strc U , Omaha.
Artists' Mntorlols *
A. HObPK , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1511 t.ouk'Uis ilicot , Omnha , Ncbraskn.
Booto rmd Shoos.
II' . V. MOUSE A CO. ,
Jobte of Boots and Slices ,
1101 , 110.1 , llitt llouutnn ( trout , Oninlm. Mnnnfnctorf ,
fcuiutiitr Blreol , lioMiiii.
Conl , eke nntl LI mo.
OMA ll'sCcOA L , COIti : A LIMK CO. ,
Jotters of Hard gni Sift Coal ,
aWBoutli Mill Hr.ul.Uliinhii , Nebraika ,
JfEItHASKA M'Kh CO. ,
Silvers of Coal and Coke ,
211 South ir.th t , , Uitmhn , Null.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A.'A \ \ KE FIELD ,
f liolcsale Lnmlicr , Etc ,
Imimrlod iiml Jlincrlcuti PoitlnnA "oniont , BUM
ngoiiLfor MliWHiiKi'on > iltui : Iccdiioiit imil
lulii. ) f whllu Ilinc.
CHAS lt LEE ,
Dsaler in Ha ; dwccfl Lumber ,
Wood carpets mid | inriiirt | llnor.im. vtli and Douslu
Mioi'ts , ( mmlm , .Nib.
OMAHA LUMllKH CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
IflU Htrcut an 1Unlim I'n Illu truck , Uumhit.
LOUIS HHADFORD ,
Daler ; in Lumber , Latli , Lime , Sasli ,
Douri , Ktc. Ynnln Corner Till mid DotiKlua. Ollloo
Corner lull and DOUL-IOI.
FlIE J371 1 * : Oil AY.
Lumbc1 , Liini ? Cemenl , EtcEtc , ,
Curncr Ulli u.icl lluuijliis tit. , Omaha.
C. N. DIETZ-
. Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
1Mb nnil Callliirnlii htrevliOiuuliu , Nebraska.
Millinery and Notions
L'bllEIIb'ELDER A CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in MUiiiery & Notions
itMll ) : unil 812 feoutli IKIi Htruit.
Notions.
"j Roiilx'sON NOTION CO. ,
V/lile3ae / ] ! Notions anil Furbishing Goofls ,
1121 llarney StreetOniulia.
Commission one ! Storage.
'
niDlELl A Illuh'ELL ,
Stor.ge and Cjimnission Mercliants ,
Si | cliUtlL's Mutter , rc.'s. clici'sc. poultry , gain * .
1112 lluurd utrcat , Uuiiilm , Nub.
Dry Goods jimd Notions
" ' '
M''E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goodi , Furnishing Goad ? and Notions
1103 and 1101 Uougliu , cor. lltli itreet , Omuba , Nob.
KiLPATnicK-Kocn Ditv GOODS co. ,
Importers & Jokers in Dry Goods , Notions
, furnishing uDiuK CuriitT lltli nod Ilnrney
sit eels , Uiualia , N'ulmislta.
I1ELIK , THOMPSON & CO. ,
Importers und jobbers of
Wcolein and Tailors' ' T/mmings ,
31TiMHlt.ll U.tll KtlUlt.
Furnituro.
DEWEY A S'lONE ,
Wholesale Daers : ! in Fiirnitnre ,
Kurnam strout , Omaha , Nebraska.
( JU.A11LES SlllVEUlCK ,
Furniture ,
OiuHliu , Nobruakn.
Groceries.
PAXTON , O A LLAQHEll it"cO. ,
Wliol3sale Groceries and Frontons ,
TIU , TUT , ' 0 > null 711 SoutU lUtlt l. , Oiuulm , Nob.
AlcCOIW , UllADr A CO. ,
Htb end Lonvonwiirtli utru. t . Oinivlin , Nebrniki.
Hardware.
w. j.
Heiy Hirdware- , Iron and Steel ,
Eptlnui , wn.-nn stuck , liHrdiraro , lumber , cto ,
ODJ 1211 lluioer micot , Umulia.
w.
Hesyy Hirdware , Iron and Steel ,
Efttnvf. woKen dock , haidwuro , lumbar , cto , 120 *
sad 121L Humor Btreat , Oaiatm.
LEE , CLAKKE , ANDttEElfEN IIAItD-
WA11E COMPANY.
Wholesa'c Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Hale ,
Metali , lilicut Iron , olc. Aeontii for IIowo calei ,
Mlanfl powder nnd l.yiiinu barbed wlro.
UIMEHAUOII A TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Reuair SIIOD
Mechanic * ' tool and HufTnlo icalei. UOi
itrcut , Onma : ; , Nob.
Toy s i Eto.
U. UAIWY A CO. ,
Jotibc'ri of
Tiys , Dolls , Alonms , Fancy Good ? ,
Iiouro fuiuUliliiu n ' ) d . clilldrcn'i carrlaKCi ,
huriium itruut , Uiualm , Nob.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Aile tri'iuu , etc. . Otuiilia. A. II. lll liQ | ' , JUnaner ,
CAltPENTEn PAPER CO , ,
Wholesale Paper DJ lers.
C rrr a nice Hook uf prlntlnnrni.pliiK und nrltla *
Iinicr. | Hpcciul utti'iitl'jii Klvcn to curd paper.
State Line.
TotiliiKgoiv , llolfusl , DiiljlliiniiilMrurp'Jol
From New York Every Tuesday ,
Cubln jiatauiiv fl5 to t./l , nccorlliu to location of it
room , Kxrurtluii ttt to f.U.
Blccruvu to unil troui Kurupu ill Ixjwont Hatui.
Al'bTIN llAl.Divi.v & , Co. , ( ivii'l AirouK ,
6,1 llrouilwaf. Now Vdrk.
] UK Ht.KtiCN , lion'l Wcilurn Alicia.
101 ItiiuJuluti Bt. , Cb
llAlltir K. MOIIM , Axuilt , Onmlm.
U lucudCUblurjtoia
nud'fuiiiunl'UHKI'i u kuiret
CANCER buolifieo. UD.B BIUigLn.U. ,
MU.