Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 25 , 1889.
All Efforto to Break the Market
Provo laoffootual.
HUTCHINSON A LARGE SELLER.
An InnrrnROd General Ituilncss nn
tlio UnyliiK Hide No OfTcrlitffS of
" Iliisslnn And Indlnn Wheat-
Corn Noulcotcd.
CHICAGO I'UODUOIS MAItRBTS.
o , Sept. 2-1. fSpoolril Telegram to
Tun HBP. . ] The majority of traders In the
Wheat pit operated to-ituy on the thoor.v tlmt
tlioro hml boon lulvanco onouuli for the
present nnd that n reaction was in ordor.
The volume of outslda business was so
large , however , that the olterln s were ab
sorbed , nml efforts to break tlio market , and
keep It dawn proved inoiTectuul. Buvcral
little bonrloh Hurries occurred during the
Bcsnlon , but the market recovered with the
buoyancy of cork , nnd lost ground was ro-
pained without straining. In contrast to the
general strength of futures , September
worked off slowly from the outsat , K ° ln ( ?
from 80o at the opening to TOJ c , but cloning
at 80j ! c. The amount of long wheat thut
was sold out to-day was largo enough to
have swamped the market ordinarily. Dun
ham ft Co. , Milmlno , Uodnrin , Huxtor , Llnd *
bloom and the whole list of Important
commission houses had realizing orders and
pointed out wheat all tlay. Hulchinson was
also a seller ou a huge scale. The fouturo
noticed , however , was u largely Increased
gene ml business on the buying side , and the
nuxtwaatlto earnest and conspicuous buyIng -
Ing to (111 outstanding contracts for the local
accounts. Purtndgo , John Qulncy Adams ,
Phillips and SU Louis boars \voro credited
with nn extensive covering. During the
middle of the session tlioy nnpcnrod again as
Boilers , but on u sharp bulge toward the lant
of the session they ouuo more nclped prices
up oy thuir hustling for cover. Cables were
strong nnd higher , with private advices not
ing an absence of offerings of Husshui and
Indian whont ut the quotations , 'llio
American markets , n.s u rule , rusjond some
what reluctantly to the udvunco here , and
New York la trying to encourage the revulslvo
sentiment. Foreigners are investing mod
erately In futures on the improvement , IUH
they are taking all tlio hard wheat In Duluth
they can get their hand * ) on. Orders wore
, in the bauds of several Duluth parties for
cash wheat. Towards the end of ttio session
it leaned out thut quite a llttio line was
worked in Now York also. The llgntuess of
the out-movomont from the seaboard for the
Vast couple of weeks was reflected to-day In
one passage statement , xvhich showed a de
crease of l,04tiUOO bualicls. This ROCS n long
way to dlsprovo the reports of free ship
ments of Hussian , Indian and California
wheat. The movement ol wheat in the west
ib not changing in character or volume. De
cember wheat opened at Sic , sold up to 81 c
and oil to bUJ o. This was ttio bottom , and
an advance which started from that point
carried the price to 81J c. Realizing
nnd renewed selling for the "snort"
uccount sent , the iimrUct back to 8lYo ; , but u
second bulge lifted it to 8IJi@ J6 ( ? . The
market worked slowly down to Sljs'c , and
about half past 13 o'clock It started up once
more , and didn'tstop until 82'jj't ; was roaclieil.
A big battle was fought nt bio and the last
quotation was 81c. or 1 cent bettor than
yesterday. A "whalmii" big trade was
done in May. This delivery opened ut 84 c ,
Hold down to 83r $ Jo advanced to 8l jO
on the tlrst turn nnil to 84) ) @S4 c on tno
second. Uutohlnson sold enormously for the
May delivery , and it was largely on account
of his sales that this month did not Iccop in
Hue with December. As It was , last prices
wore 84V@B4jfc , or X@)6 ° bettor than yes
terday. The closing Hgures show a dilTur-
once of only % ( ! lfio between December
nna May. buptenibcr got through
declining at "UJ o nnd advanced
to tOJ c , closing there , or jjfo
better than yesterday.
The corn market was in a measure no-
elected by speculators for the superior at
tractions presented by the activity in wheat-
Dealings wore chiolly on local account ana
the tendency appeared toward still lower
prices except when temporarily supported
by the strength and activity of wheat. Sep
tember opened nt 'UJ e , sold nl 31c and
at 3'c , and closed ut SilKc. or } { a lower than
on yesterday , and October declined 3 c.
Oats were at no time active , ruling easy ,
nnd aside from a moderate business In May
the speculative trading was light. The
month named opened steady at 22c aud
subsequently sold down to 23o , with that
constantly bid and sales chiefly ut a split.
Near mouths were dull and about
} a lower , after n quiet nnd steady
tone , early. While the offerings
were but moderate , the buying support was
mongro and the short interest was pro
nounccd unimportant. Receipts and ship
ments were only fair and a light trade was
recorded in No. outs to go In store at 10).fc ,
with the cosh business chiefly by sample.
In provisions there was a little revival of
the old time interest. The continued bull
movement in wheat evidently influenced
other speculative lines rnoro or less. It
made parties short in the different markets
feel somewhat uneasy and in prorislons ut
loust developed n decided disposition to
cover. This inclination when started was
also further encouraged by lighter offerings
of property than were anticipated , and un
upward turn m the price of bogs , the
receipts of which fell short ol
expectations. Tne professional bears
bought quite freely to-day against their out
standing contracts , and the trade from the
Bturt commanded considerable attention ,
The movement ulno favored holders , and
with a single exception of October pork ,
which was hold at $1 0.1)5 ) , closings all
around showed n substantial advance. In
September and October lard the advance
nuulo was 7Kc , in September short ribs
12) 0 , In October short ribs ISe , in November <
bor pork " 2 a , In January lard and short ribf
u"d In January pork ITJfo.
CHICAGO 1IVIH Sl'OCli.
CHICAGO , Sept. 31. | Special Telegram to
TUB HBE.I CATTLB The Increase of 5,00 (
bead m two days Is boglnnini ; to toll or
pricesns outside of prime export steers val
ues ruled rather easier. Receipts were di
vided at about 0,000 natives , iOOU ! Texans ,
*
and 2,000 rangers. Export buyers
wanted -about all the peed native steers ,
quite n few going at fl.OO. Buyers foi
dressed bcof operators hold back .until late
in the forenoon and regular buyers for ship
ment east were slow to get to work. The
Dinrkoton natives was not in good shape al
Ibo oloao and salesman that bad medium and
plain cuttle were quoting prices a shade
lower , Texans also sold a shade easier mat
Inu a decline of KX lSo for the week.
Rangers were about the same as last weak
Native butchers' stock were steady. Then
was only a light business In stackers am
feeders nt the low prices thai
have prevailed all summer. Choic <
to extra beeves , f .40 ( < | ! 4 03 ; modluit
to good stcen , . 1850 to 1500 Ibs. fJ.&X
@ 4.10 ! ; 1200 to 1U30 Ibs , $3.40 1.20 : 050 to 11201
Ibs , $ 'j.f > 0 { < tti,75 ; Btoclcers ana feeders. $ lb'J < Yi
0.10 ; cows , bulls nnd mixedlowerfl.OO'J.65
bulk , fl.TSQ'.MO ; Tux us steers , UI
OiUO ; cows , 11.60(32.00 ( : western rangers
2.80 3.M : cows , fcJ.UOdJ3.83 } Wintered Tex
ens. t2.40ffl3.83.
llous Business u-as active an at advance
of 6Q10c , the upturn being largely on pack
Ing grades , although the best heavy sold a
trong prices , but there was lltllo or m
change on light. Packers paid $3.30(34.10 (
hlnpors , f4.03@4.30 ; fancy butcher weights
Hio(3M5 ( | light sorts sold largely at 14.50
K1NANCIAU
NBW VORK , Sept , 34. | Special Tulegraa
to TUB llBE.J STOCKS There appears ti
bo any amount of bull talk in stocks , bu
bull action U lacking. Leaders ol the bul
party now concede that things may bo foyer
ish aud unsettled for a few iluya , hut by th
last of the week they feel assured that rail
road stocks will take their natural cours
upward. The buying of Louisville by Jones
of Chicago , U thought to bo for the poc
Account nnd fancy figures for those shares
yesterday call * out much comment. The
market started stagnant this morning ro-
liovcd only by the action In Northern Pa-
clflo preferred and sugar trusts. Grangers
were neglected nnd Louisville steady on
lighter business with conl stocks firm. Sugar
trusts bccamo very active immediately and
tlio weakness of ynstordav was renewed
and , after opening nt 101 % , It quickly drop-
Dod to 100 , against 103 % last evening. Stocks
of the regular list sympathized somewhat
and prices whcro thcro was any dealings
shaded off slightly. Northern Pacific pre
ferred noon developed marked strength ,
rising & to 7f > J/ , though ft portion of the
improvement was afterward lost. During
the hour to IS o'clock the general list was
Httlo changed whllo Louisville dropped 1
point from last night to 78. Now England
lost K to ' ' 'K- ' Sugar trusts went oft on
stop orders to 07)4 ) without materially af
fecting other shares. A surprise in stocks
came after noon when money was manip
ulated to 7 per cent and had the desired ef
fect of causing a break In stocits. Louis-
vlllo fell to 77J , Now England to 40/ ! . and
Northern Paclllo preferred to 74Jf , whllo
the cntlro granger croup lost from K to 1
per cent , liurlmgton touching 103 , North
western 110 , Uock Island 102s' } . and St.
Paul ? JJtf. Uo.ilcrs weakened also , Lackn-
wanna selling off to 117 aud Headlnir to V < } { .
Before the clo o money was offered freely
nt5pcr cent uni' prices of stocks rallied } (
to % from the bottom tlgurcs. Sugar closed
ut'J'J ' , Tcnncssoo co.il and iron w.u an ex
ception , moving up 3 per cent to 5'J,1at the
close , The total sales were light , 109,000
shares. '
The following were ilio closlns quotations :
t ) . 8.4a regular. l'Jl'4 Northurn I'actfla. . ! UW
U.S. H coupons . . .U7'i ilo pruTerroil 74'f
U.8.4isnuulrtr..nrs 0. i N.V ll.IJi
IT. S.41-S- * coupons..liKi'i ilo prororrod Ml
-Mi . . . .US N.Y.bntral ll f
Central I'aclllo. . . . < n P. IK ! J
_ llocklslttiul He . . .
Clilcnuo.llurlliit'ton „ C. , .M. A St.l' V-3 *
& ) ulncv I09' ' iloprofurrnil. . . . . . llii !
n..U&W 147 SU'aul&Umaha. . :
llllnolsCentrnl . . . .HUM aoprarorroil 100'4
I. , II. A W. , H U.ilon 1'iolllo fit' .
Kansas.V 1'exai. . . . V-h W..St. L. &l' . . . .
l.nkoSUnre KITiii ilaproCorrod. . ,
Michigan Central. , ill Wustoru Union.
MtaKOiirll'acltlo. . . . 74U
Moscr Easy at 2 ( a > 7 per coat.
PIIIMB MKIIOV.STILIJ I'.vi'Bii5Q7lf par cent.
SrnitLiNo BXOH v faE Quiet , steady ; sixty
day bills , * 4.S3- domand$4. ; > 7K.
Mining HrooKs.
Nisw Yoiut , Soot. 31. [ Special Telegram
to L'IIK USB. | The folio.vin ; , ' uro the mm-
Inu stock quotations :
Uolciier 2.VJ Horn Silver 120
d. IU'lchor.'JOJ Iron Silver 200
11. II . . . ' 'M .Mutual 14' ' )
175 Ontario 3100
Jrovsn Point -J Ophlr 440
Colorado Central .NX ) Occidental 1.15
Jon. Ual. .V Va. . . BSD Plymouth 10)
/ommon wealth. . . .2UO Bavuse -00
load wood T. 1W Hlerru '
Curoka Con . . . .1K.1 Union
lould sc Curry . .1 0 Ward CousolIda'd..liO
lule k Norcross..2K ) Vellow Jacket 29J
llomestako ! M )
IMtODUOHUAUICKTS. .
CnicAno. Sept. 34. I lift p. m. close
Wheat Strong and higher ; cash. 80o ; Oc
tober , 80 u ; December , blj o : May , bl 7-lic. (
Corn bUjady ; cash and October , SlJ c ;
May , 33 13-lOc.
Oats Stoadv ; cash , 19 3 ICc ; October.
-Ko ; ftlay , 22 o
Rye Cash , 41-J c.
Barley 70u bid for September.
Prime rimothv 51.23.
Flux Sood-Cash , 11.23 ; May , S1.33.
Whisky S1.02.
Pork Firm ; cash and October , $10.95 ;
January , $9.35.
Lard Steady ; cash and October , fo.93
Tanuury , JTSS.
Flour Firm , dealers asking an advance of
lOc in some cases.
Dry Salt. Meat Shoulders , ? l.3rj @ 1.50 ;
short clear , $5.25''d3.37Ki short ribs , ? 3.20@
> .25.
.25.Butter
Butter Higher ; creamery , 14@2IXo ;
dairy , 12@20o.
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars , 8 % ( < ?
) c ; flats , y@9.4c ' ; Young Americas. 9 @
Ko.
Ko.Eg Steady ; fresh 10 > f@l7c.
Hides Steauy.
Tallow Steady.
Receipts. Shipm'ts.
Flour . 1'J.UOO 0,000
Wheat . 03.UOI ) 182,000
Corn . 500,000 250.000
Oats . 180,000 10-5,000
Now York. Sept. 24. Wheat - Re
ceipts , 137,900 ; exports , 17.100 ; spot firm ,
highorNo. arod.t > 5 @S3fo In elevator ; 85 >
@Mu ) afloat ; 80 > ® > 7 ' < o f . o. b , ; No. 3 red , 82u ;
ungraded rod , 7iif@63o } ; options Irregular ,
closing strong , N. 2 red , October , closing
Corn Receipts , 240,100 bushels ; exports ,
42,800 bushels ; spot firmer ; No. 2 ,
< ! fe in store and elevator ; -410
utloat ; No. 3 white , 40J @Uu ;
ungraded mixed , 40X jtl3n'c ! ; op
tions dull and steady ; October closing at
41c.
41c.Oats
Oats Receipts , 189,000 bushels ; exports ,
100 ; spot steady ; options firmer ; October ,
oloslnit , iitil ix spot mixed western , S-L'i' ®
28o ; white , 27@35Xc.
Coffuo Outlons opened steady , 10 to
15 points down ; September , $15.00 15.70 ;
spot Rio , quiet , easy.
Sugar Raw , nominal , refined , steady ,
Petroleum Lower ; United closed nt
J o for October.
Eggs Firmer ; western fresh , 20 @ 21 c.
Pork Firm. <
Laid Higher , strong ; western steam ,
$0.40 ; closing 42 c.
Butter Firm ; western dairy , 9@l3c.
creamery , 12@24Ko.
Cheese Quiet ; western , 7J @ 8 > e.
MllvviuiUn , Sept. 24. Wheat Firm }
cash , 74c ; October , 7l' ( c.
Corn Steady : No. 3 , 82@32Jfc.
Oats Firm ; No. 3 wlilto , 2JC't23 ! c.
Rye Steady ; No. 1. 43 ® 43 > fc.
Barley Firm ; No , 2 , September , C0 < o.
Provibions Steady ; pork , cash , llO.Uo ,
.ntinnciipolis Sept. 34. Satnplo xvhoat ,
quiet ; receipts , 318 cars ; shipments ,
1)3 cars. Closing : No , 1 hard , Sep
tember , 78Jio ; October , 79o ; on track , 80 >
@ 8lo ; No. 1 northern , September , 75 u ;
October , 73 c ; on track , 77 > o ; No. t !
northern , Sciitcmber , 73c ; October , 73c ;
on track , 727ic.
Ijivornool , Sept. 21. Wheat Firm ;
demand fair ; holders ofTer moderate ! v ; Cali
fornia No. 1 , 7s 2d@7s 7d per cental ; red
western spring , 7b@7s Id ; red western win-
tor. l54SXd ( < $ lUO > fd.
Corn Firm ; demand fair ; now mixed
western , 4s 3J d per cental.
St. I.oiiN , Sopt. 21 , Wheat-Higher ;
cash , 79 o ; October , 7SJ.ft\
Corn Weak ; cash , 2y > J@29o ; October ,
SOaOats
Oats Firm : caih. 18o ; May , 225 a
Pork-Steady at tll.50.
Lard Higher at t5.75.
Butter Creamery , 23 iJ34o } dairy , ICCJlSc.
Whisky Steady at 51.0J.
KiuiMi * Ony , Sent. 31. Wheat Higher ;
No , 3 hard , cusliand September , ( KH e ; Octo
ber , U3 o ; No. 3 hard , cash , & 9j bid , September -
bor , & 9 > { u ; No. U soil , cash , 7Uo.
Corn Lower ; No. 'Jcasli , 23J c.
Outs No. 3 , cash , 17o blaj October , 17o
bid.
Olnoliinntl Sopt. 21.
_ . , . . . Wheat Strong :
t\ * ri * } < * '
No. 2 rod ,
Corn Steady ; No. 3 mixed , 80o.
Ostt Firm ; No. 3 mixed , 22c.
Whisky-Steady at 11.03.
IjIVE BTOCIC
: iilontr. > , Sopt. 24 , Tuo Drovers' Journal
reports us follows ;
Cattle Receipts , 9,000 ; market strong for
good , others lower ; choleo to extra beeves ,
fl.40 < < l.C5 ; st ors , f3.00@1.80 ; stockcrs and
feeders , (1.90 ( 3.10 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
l,00@2.85i Texas cattle , ? 1.50 { < J3.00 ; west
ern rangers , J3.00 ( < { 3.83.
Ho s Receipts , 10,000 ; market strong
and 5o to lOa higher ; mixed , $3.9G@4.50 ;
heavy , 13.75(24.25 ( } light , tl.004.75 ; skips ,
Sheep Receipts , 9,000 ; steady and weak ;
natives , J3.25544.50 ; western. * J,50 < 34.45 ;
Texans , $3 00&U5 ( ; lambs , f.50g5.00. ! (
KnimaK Clly.Seut. 24. Cattla Receipts ,
7,000 ; shipments , 0,500 ; common to choice
corn-fed steers , fj.90-4.2o ; stockers aud
feeders , dull , (1.00 3.10 ; cows , steady to
strong , 1.85 2.50.
Hogs Receipt * , 6,350 ; shipments , 200j
market strong and higher ; llght.M.15(5)4.30 ( ) ;
heavy nnd mixed , f3.05@l.0.
Nnttonal Utnok Vardi , ISnst St.
I < imin , Sopt' 34. Caltlo Receipts , 8,000 ; .
Bblpments. none ; market stow ; fair to
choleo heavy nntlvo steers , fJ.75iJJ.4j ( ;
Btockors nnd feeders , $ 'J.10@2.70.
HOBS Receipts , 8,1031 shipments , none ;
mnrkut stronger ; hcavv , t3.S5@4.30 ; packing ,
* 3.70@4.00 } light , $ U5@4.35.
Hlnux Clly , Sept. 31. Cattle Receipts ,
725 ; shipments 180 ; market steady ; stockers
nnd feodorn , $1.40@2.75 ; cows , tl 0001.50.
Hogs Receipts. 010 ; market higher ;
light nnd mixed , * 3.7o3.87l ; heavy , $3.80
@ 3. 3.
Kii llsh Motnl Marker ,
A London cable to the American metal
market dated Sept. 20 , reports the following :
Market remains generally quiet with
spasmodic revivals of trade , nnd shows but
slight chances in vnluo on the week.
Tin , Bear influences have been working
against the market , but bavo not made
much Impression on values , although un
usually heavy sales have been made of for
ward prompts , the prices of which have ,
therefore , gone lower as compared with cash
tin. This ruled steady on Monday at 90 5s
( TJJTOO 10s , three months being worth 12s 0 d
moro. Forward held Its relative position on
a 103 decline the next day , half of which was
recovered In the last dealings ; but flattened.
ouUon Wednesday under the persistent at
tack of operators for n fall , to only 7s Od
premium , cash gaining5s@10s while forward
was unchanged. Loss was doing yesterday
and rates were n trlfio lower ; but three
months held steady to-day at 90 15s , cash
tin closing Jt907sOd , n moderate Improve
ment over the morning's prices , when an
easier feeling was apparent.
Copper Continues to bo a little moro than
nominally ouoted , and though firmly hold , in
slack speculative demand. As the result of
this , thorc has niruiti been hardly any change )
In prices , the general tendency being , how
ever , a hardening one ; under which cash Mas
gained about 5s on the week , closing to-dny
nt 43 2s Od , whllo forward is 10s higher at
12.
Antimony Business remaining at a stand
still , there is nothing to note beyond a replti-
tlon of the nominal quotations for Hallctls ,
07@iJ3.
Spelter Holds nt 23 10s forSiloslan , with
, css spirit to the market.
Licad Entirely unchanged throughout the
wceii at 12 12s lid for soft Spanish pigs.
English Pig Iron Began to move upward
again on Monday , gaining n penny or two to
43s 9d. and ruling firmer on both Tuesday
and Wednesday , touched 41s on the latter
day , holding there throughout both yester
day and to-day.
Bessemer Pig Improved sixpence on the
week to 50j Gd.
Steel Rails Trade is still active and
prices firm at 5 2s Cd ( < p 5 5s f. o. b. for
heavy sections.
Old Rails Quiet but fully steady at 75s for
T's ' , 80s for D. H. c. i. f. , N. Y.
Scrap Iron Rather firmer under moderate
inquiry at 47s ( kl(350s ( f. o. b.
UI.ASOOW , Sept. 20. Scotch Warrants
Appear to be in for n further rise , having
already gained n shilling on the week , three
pence of which was made at each board on
Monday. Prices worked up twopence moro
on Tuesday to 47s 4d , and closed steady
thereat the next day attorn leaction in the
forenoon. Some irregularity yesterday was
again succeeded by u firm closing at a penny
advance net for the day , and tliU forenoon
prices got up twopence more , which bolncr
held in the late dealings , the final quotation
was 47s 7d ; still relatively low as compared
with the great strencth of special brands ,
which have again made an average gam of
over n shilling on the weak.
Makers' quotations are for Coltness , along
side , Glasgow , Ols , Ud ; Gartsherrle , along
side , Glasgow , l)3s ) ; Summorleo , alongside ,
Glasgow , 033 , Od ; Langloan , alongside ,
Glasgow , 04s,3d ; Curnbroo , alongside , Glas
gow , 51s , Od ; Glongarnock , alongside ,
Ardross.in , 56s , 9d ; Eglinton , alongside ,
Ardrossnn , 49s , Od ; Dalmelliu tou , ulong-
olde , Ardrossau , 51s.
Lighterage , Ardrossan to Glasgow , IB
ton. _
OMAHA LilVB MrOClt.
Cattle
Tuesday , Sept. 24.
The cattle market was steady again to-dny
and was fairly active on all grades of cattle ,
beeves , butchers' stock , feeders and stockers ,
The receipts of cattle , though not very
heavy for a Tuesday , show a decided gain
over the corresponding day of last week.
Among the offerings thcro was quite a
sprinkling of natives mid some very desira
ble beeves. Native steers sold nt $3,15@
4.27)4 , the latter price being paid for a very
choice bunch of 1,5'iS Ib beoves. Butchers'
stock was in pretty fair supply and was about
all sold. The quality of the cow stuff was
nothing extra on an average , good fut cows
being scarce. Native cows sold at $ l.2."i@
2.25. The offerings of feeders were largo and
there were plenty on sale , both natives nnd
westerns. The supply , however , was none
too largo for the demand as there were a
good many buyers here. The market was
active and the sales were large. The prices
wore about the same as yesterday. A big
string of natives went nt pricoa ranging from
$2.20@2.90 and a good many westerns sold at
l2.5tK.s2.75.
Ho-8.
To day's general hog market was 5@10o
hicher. The packers were strong buyers of
heavy hogs , as well as the shippers , and the
bulk of the offerings were soon picked up
largely at t3.8.r > @ 3 9 ! ) The supply of light
hogs wns small , and , although thcro was a
good shipping demand , the buyers found It
dlfllcult to fill orders. There were so few
lignts in the loads that it would not pay sell
ers to sort , and they could sell the loads
mixed to better advantage. Good mixed
hogs sold readily at J3.90@1.00. A few lights
were sorted up in second hands $4.05 , which
did not show so much advance , light sorts
selling on last Saturday up to 3I.02&
Stir-op.
There were a good many sheep hero again
to-day and thcro was considerable trading at
about steady prices.
Heooipts.
Cattle 1,000
Hogs 4,000
Horses 73
Sheep 2,420
Prevail in * ; 1'ricen.
The following Is a table of priuaj pild in
this market for the grades of stosk nun-
tloncd :
Prlmostcors , 13JJ to 1010 lbs.4.00 @l.35
Good steers , 1250 to 14 > 01us. . 3.75 MUO
Good steers , 103) to 1300 Ihs , . . 3.2" ( ft J.90
Western steers 2.40 @ ; l.OO
Common canners 1.00 ( Vpl.50
Ordinary to fulr cows 1.50 frOl.SO
Fair to good cows 1.75 (93.00 (
Good to choice cows 2.01) ) M.2.40
Fulrtogood bulls 1.50 @J.OO
Light stosuers and feeders , , . . 2.35 ( y)2.00 )
Good foodcrs , 95' ' ) to 1100 Ibs. . 2.50
Fair to choice light hogs 3.93 © 4.03
Fair to choice heavy nogs , , , . 8.85 ( < { 3.90
Fair to choice mixed hogs. . , , 3.90 t < 84.00
Common to rough hogs 3.00 @ 3.SO
Koprcsontativo
CATTtK.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
20 10i3 ( * ) 00 40 1223 3
40 1209 315 9 1207 302 }
21 1117 380 73 1871 400
14 1145 335 20 1405 405
20 1148 345 50 1301 405
13 1218 350 17 1528 4 27 #
3 1235 3 60
COWS.
8 10S7 1 25 15 947 1 90
1 10SO 125 11 1070 190
4 1178 1M 10 900 200
5 1050 150 3 1013 200
3 1145 150 4 1208 200
1 900 150 25 1000 320
20 770 1 75 1 870 325
9 973 1 90 3 9SO 2 25
0 950 1 00
FKBDKKS.
5 964 280 0 693 2 85
23 890 330 60 9S9 205
50 800 235 18 1023 305
1 800 340 23 8.4 205
81 800 345 10 1093 205
11 1310 360 25 10SO 2 07K
0 920 350 0 855 375
53 847 350 21. , , 1137 200
18 1090 255 23 877 320
23 ,1019 3 55
55CALVES.
CALVES.
3 850 325 4 373 335
DULLS.
1 1,150 123 1 1,320 1 6C
1 1,1)00 ) 0 00 w' , ,
WKSTBIIX 'OATTI. * .
Owner and No. < J Av. Pr.
Icow ' . . . . .1,100 $175
1 steer. . . . If.1. ' . 1,590 1 75
45 feeders . . ' . . . . . . .1,207 , 3 60
76 feeders < i..i 1,205 9 50
48 steers. . . . > 1.1'S 2 05
Of coders 8.10 3 00
18 . ' 1,007 207X
'
Dig Horn Cnttlo Co.
tl feeders. , . . 1.163 3 45
M. Burke ' '
13 feeders.,4 1,117 3 75
Eldrldgo Bros.
01 steers , Tcxans. . . . 074 3 55
2.1 feeders..4Oft ) 2 75
Bowling k Hush
19 feeders 1,240 2 25
150 feeders 1,151 2 50
llcol & Uosundalo
01 steers 1,209 2 75
5 steers 1,414 2 75
'
COstcors . . . .1,230 275
M. T. Bristol
19 feeder * 1,079 255
Whlto River Cattle Co.
Jlstocra , corn fed..1,834 4 05
69 steers , com fed. . .1,340 1 05
Skinner it T.
89 feeders , Cole 1,101 2 05
K. B. Connor
45 feeders 1,151 233
HOGS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
78. . . .177 40 $1 02 } < 55. . . .209 120 $3 90
It. . . .331 120 3 IK ) 70 . 210 280 3 90
8. . . .283 40 3 115 73. . . .2J3 240 3 90
4. . . .335 3 70 01..253 SO 3 90
43. . . .290 200 3 70 57 , . . .311 200 3 90
148. . .301 000 3 75 07. . . .281 SO 8 00
4. . . .813 3 75 01. . . .271 120 3 90
23. . . . ; ) ( > : ( 40 II 75 82. . 224 000 390
02. . . .205 100 8 80 51) ) . .20910 3 90
47. . . . . ' 110 120 * 1 8l ' 09. . .2(1(5 ( ( 300 3 90
! " , ! VYJ 3 80' 70. . .243 100 3 90
CM. . , , .293 40 3 85 00. . .200 200 3 93
57. . . 200 B 83 OO. , .287 40 8 90
400 3 85 05. . .270 320 8 90
. .21)0 ) SO 3 85 72 . .223 120 3 90
49. . . . ! ! 03 240 3 85 37. . .55 ! ) 3 90
03. , . .32.J 120 385 57. . .270 40 3 90
S3. . . .827 100 il 85 W. . .231 120 3 90
53. . .293 130 3 85 04. . .289 100 3 90
50. , . .237 r.'o 3 83 .300 40 3 90
W. , . 813 210 3 85 01. . .290 240 3 9 ! )
51. , . .277 3 S5 C2. . .275 100 3 1)2 ) } $
10. , . .337 3 85 no. . .278 40 8 95
10. , . .881 120 8 85 71 . .235 100 3 9 , ' >
71. , . .274 240 8 85 51. . .272 40 3 U5
09. . .293 120 3 85 78. . .250 2K ( ) 3 95
B3. , . .243 200 385 04. , .250 40 3 95
17. , . .237 120 73. . .231 120 8 95
. 'J ' 40 8 871' 50. . , .240 240 8 95
01. . . .270 200 890 BO. . 100 3 95
CO. . , . .249 200 8 UO 05. . . ! ! i4 120 3 95
w. . , .2tG 40 3 1)0 ) 70. . . .2.J3 40 3 95
G' ! . . , .277 120 8 90 f > 9. . . .240 100 4 00
5(1. ( . . .273 3 00 09. . .247 40 4 00
W. . . .3)7 ) 210 8 1)0 ) 70. . , .231 40 4 00
51. . . .343 SO : i 90 130. . . .231 4 05
' , . .MM 2 JO 8 90 JO-J , .205 4 05
is' ! . .283 20(1 ( 3 90 77 . , .2M ) 4 05
63 . .1270 120 3 ( H ) 218. . . .215 4 05
180. . .350 210 3 UO
1'IOS AND SKIPS.
3. , . . 90 8 25
No. Av. Pr.
247 stocltcrs 80 $3 40
55 westerns 105 8 75
107 westerns 100 8 75
130 westerns 104 3 73
100 westerns 105 8 75
112 western1 ! . ' 104 8 75
100 westerns 101 8 75
78 natives 'M 2 90
Notes.
G. A. Dell's of Scribner , cair.o in with
hogs.
G. A. Polders came In from Earloy , la. ,
with hogs.
J. Rosenborough and R. Gray , of .Blue
Springs , had hogs on the market.
W. C. Adslt , of Newport , marketed two
cars of cattle.
Karlincr , Iowa , was represented by Nels
Nelson with hops.
R. M , Friend accompanied thirteen car
loads of western cattle for Reel & Rosen-
dale.
dale.S.
S. C. Duncan , of the firm of Lees & Dun
can of Daykin , w.is on market with hogs and
cattle. "
D. G. Robb brought in hogs and cattle from
Endicott.
G. II. Alford of Cheney hud cattle on mar
ket.
Inspector Clark Howard condemned one
lump-jaw steer.
\V. Wukeliu had thirty-nmo head of six-
teen-nionths-ohl Poland China hogs on the
market which were the heaviest hogs seen
hero in some time. Thirty-seven averaging
532 pounds each sold for $3.00 , and two of
the heaviest , which were crippled , sold to
the packers for $33.
OMAIIA MARKETS.
1'rotlucc , Fruits Etc.
Eaos Strictly fresh , 17c.
BUTTER Creamery , lanev , 17@lSc ; choice ,
15@lGc. Dairy , fancy. 15@IOe ; choice , 12@
14c. Country , fancy , 13' < sl4u ; treed to choice ,
10@llc ; fair , 9glOc ( ; inferior , OQj'c.
Li vis PiflEoxs Per doz , $ \ .SO.
GAMI ; Prairie chickens , 52.00fe3.00 ( ; mal
lard ducks , SS.r > 0@3.00 : mixed aucks , $1.50 ®
2.00 ; te.il. Sl.23tjdl.50 ; jack snipe , $1.25(31.50 ( ;
plover , $1.00 1,25 ; venison saddles , 18@14o ;
carcasses , 8@10e.
BUAXS Choice hand-uicked navy , $1.75 ®
$2,00 ; choice hand-picked medium , $1.050
l.SO ; choice hand-picked country , $1.GO@1C5 ;
clean country , $1.50@1.CO ; inferior country ,
fl.00fai.25.
HiiTcs , Pnivis , TAI.LOW. ETC. Green salted
hides , 4'.f < 34Xe ; dry salted hides , 5oj dry
Hint hides , 7c ; calf hides , 4V(2.5u ( ; damaged
hides , 2o loss : slieop pelts , grcun , each , 25c@
SI.00 ; sheep polls , dry , per Ib , 9@12c. Tallow ,
No 1 , 4@4J o ; No. 2 , 8 @ : ) > fc. Urea so ,
white , 4K@4 > o ; yellow , 2 > C3c.
\Vooi. Fine , average , 15@lOo ; medium ,
average , 21@22 ; ( iimrtor-bloocl , avorngo , 20@
21o ; coarse average , 15@17o ; cotts and rough ,
average , 14@10c.
CIIIIESI : Young Americas , full cream ,
lie ; factory twins , 9a ; off grades , 0@7c ;
Van Uossen Eiloin , 11.50 per doz ; snp sago ,
19o : brick , 9@10c ; lltnburger , 8@9c ; domes-
tie Swiss , liJc.
LEMONS Fancy , $0.00@S.50j choice , fl.OO ®
5.00.
5.00.APW.B8
APW.B8 Per bbl , Sl.00133.00. ;
CALU-OUXIA PUACUES 20 ib boxes , 11.50 ®
1.75.
1.75.CALIFOIINIA
CALIFOIINIA GIIAPE * J1.50@1.75.
CALiroitKiA PLUMS $1.50.
PEAIIS 40 Ib boxes , $1,75@3.25.
BANANAS According to size , per bunch ,
2.00@3.00.
COCOANUTS Per 100 , J3.00.
Ari'i.E BuTruii 5o ,
CiDKlt Ubls , $ .r .BO ; hf bbls , $3.00 ,
MAFI.K SUOAU 13 @ 15o pur Ib.
VBAI , Choice , medium slzo , 5Xflio ;
choice heavy , 5o ; spring lambs , ? 30.00i < f30,00
per doz.
HONUV lOo per Ib for choice ,
PIIKSUUVEH 9K@10o per Ib.
JUI.LIES ilJjJMlc pur Ib.
BEUSWAX No. 1 , 10@19o.
Pies Fzm Pickiod , kits , 75u ; plckleS
pigs' tongues , kits , $2.85 ; piculod trlpo , kits ,
05c ; pickled H. U. triiie , kits , 85o ; spli-cd pigs'
hocta , Icits , $1.15.
UKKV TOXOUKS Salt , bbls , f 20.
HAT $ .OJ@5.00.
CHOI- -10.00@l2,00.
BIIAN $10.00.
SAUSAOK Bologna , 4@4Mo : Frankfort , 7o ;
tongue , 8u ; gummcr , 20n ; head cheese , Oo.
\VKUTINCI PAI-KII Straw , per Ib , \ % @
2 o ; rag , 2 > io ; munllla , B , 5@0)io ; No. 1 ,
SALT Dairy , 2SO Ib3 In bbl , bulk , * 3.10 ;
host grade , ( > 0 , 5s , tJ.80 ; best grade. 100 , 8s ,
13.40 ; best grade , 23 , 10s , $3.80 ; rocic salt ,
crtisned , $1.80 ; dairy salt , AshtonI50-lb bags ,
85o ; hulk. 224-lb bags , (3.40 ; common , in
bbls , $1.25.
GANUV 9K@13 > o perlb ,
CIIOCOIATU AND COCOA 2137o per Ib ;
German chicory , rod , 7.'fo.
OiNOEn Jamaica , } { pluts , $3.00 per doz.
FAHINACCOUS UOJDS Barley , 3JKo ; far
ina , 4 } c ; peas , Oo ; oat meal , 25o ( ; mac-
aronia , Ho ; vermicelli , Ilo ; rice , 3X@0 o ; ,
saco and tapioca , 0@7c.
FISH Salt Dried codflsh , 5J/3 > < oscaled ;
herring , 24a per box ; hoi. herrim ; , uom. , OOo ;
Hamburg , spiced herring , ! 1.40 ; Hoi. herring ,
70c@l,00 ; mackerel , largo family , $11.50 per
100 Ibs ; whitelish , No. 1 , # 5.50 ; family , $3.75 ;
trout , $5.25 ; salmon , $3.50 ; anchories , SOo. i
* NUTS Almonds , J5Q17 ; Brazils , So ; fil
berts , Ilo ; pecans , lOo ; wulnuts , 12o ; peanut
cocks , Bo ; roasted. 10o.
I'OTATOKS 20 ( J5o per bu.
POULTUY Old liens aud chickens , $3.00@
8.50 ; spring chickens , $3,60@3.01) ; duck and
gceso , perjb , lOo ; turkeys , UGilOo ; young
ducks , per doz , t'1.00 ; geese , $ a.00@7.00.
SuoAiis-Cut loaf , 9 > tfo ; cut loaf , cubes ,
OK" ; standard , powdered , 91fo ; XXXX ,
powdered , % ; granulated , itandard , " " "
; csnfoctlonors' A , 8-Vc ; white , extra 0 ,
climax , 8Uc $ extra O , Nobrmkn , S'sV ,
amber , 71(0 ; California golden C , 7ifc.
LAUD Tlorccs Refined. 5J o ; ohotco OJffoj
inro loaf , O o ; kcttlo rendered , 7 0. Add
tfo to } { a for smaller quantities.
Oits-Kerosono-P. W. , 9o ; W. W. 12o ;
headlight , 13o ; salad oil , $ J.15@0,00 per
dozen.
SU.SOIH U < @ 3Voper Ib.
STAHCH 57o per Ib ,
Stovn POLISH $3.00@5.87 per gross.
SPICES Whole , per Ib Allspice , Ho ; Cai-
sln , Chltm , 0o ; cloves , Zanzibar , 30c ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 75o ; popper , 17c.
Dry Goods.
PIIINTB Pink nud Robes Richmond , 6 * 0 j
Mien. Oc ; Riverpulut , 6 < o ; Steel River ,
O o ; Pacific , OVc.
Indigo Blue St. LoRer.
tVashlngton. 0 } o ; American , OVtfo ; Arnold.
OKcArnold ; Century. 9c ; Windsor Gold
Ik't , lOJ c ; Arnold B. lO o ; Arnold A , 12o ;
Arnold Gold Seal , 'O&o ' ; Yellow Seal , 10)soj
Amanlii , 12c.
CoMFoiiTRils $0.50@35.00
COIISET JIJANS Boston , 7J c ; Androscog-
; ln , 7Jie ; Kcarsago , 7Jfc ; Rockport , O fo ;
Jousetogn. OJ c.
CKASH Stevens1 13 , 5Ko ; Slovens' A. 7o ;
jloached , 8c ; Stovcim" P , 7Vo ; bleached ,
8o ; Stevens' N , 8k'o ; blenched , 9K ° i
Stevens' SRT , llKc ,
IJnNiMS Amoskeag , 9 oz , IBJc ; Evorctt , 7
oz , 13o ; York , 7 oz , 18o ; Haymaker , 8j o ;
JnfTroy , XX , HKc ; JnlTroy. XXX , 12'o ' ;
Heaver Creek , AA , 12c ; Beaver Creek , BB ,
Ho ; Bcavor Crook , CO , lOc ,
QINIIIIAM Plunkott , checks , 0 fc ; Whlt-
Housckcopcr , 8) 0 ; New Candidate ,
Berkeley cambric , No. 00 , Oo ; You Bet , M ,
O'fc ; butter cloth , OO. 4 o ; Cabot , 7' < c ;
Farwoll , half bleached , Bkfo ; Fruit of Loom ,
8 0 ; Green G. Oo ; Hope , 7j < fc ; King Phillip
cambric , lOo ; Lonsdalo cambric , lOo ; Luns-
dale , SJifo ; Now York mills , lOo ; Popporoll ,
43 in , lUo ; Pcpporell , 40 In , He ; Pepuerell ,
0-4 , 14Kc ; Pepporol ) , S 4 , SOc ; Popperell , 0-4 ,
3-'c ; Popperoll , 10 4 , 21c ; Canton , 4-4 , 8 , c ;
Canton , 4-1 , 0o ; Triumph , Oo ; Wumsutta
He ; Vullo.v5u.
TICKS Oakland , A , 7) o ; International ,
YY , Su ; Shctucket , S , SJ c ; Warren , No. 870 ,
lOo ; Berwick , BA , Ibc ; Acme , 18c : York ,
80 in , 12) ) < c ; York , 32 in , 18J ; Swift River ,
Se ; Thorndike , OO , 8 > < c ; Uhorudilto , EF ,
SJ c ; Thorndiko , 120. U&C ; Thorndiko. XX ,
15u ; Cordls , No. 5 , 9&c ; Cordls , No. 4 , lOJ c.
DUCK West Point , 23 in. 8 oz , 9Ho ; West
Point , 29 In , 10 07 , 12o ; West Point , 29 In ,
13oz , 16Xu ; West Po.nt , 40 in , 11 oz , lOc.
Fi.ANNHi.3 Plaid Raftsmen , 2'Jo ' : Clear
Lake , 30) ) c ; Iron Mountain , 20 } < c.
PniNTs Solid Colors Atlantic , Oo ; Slater ,
Co : Berlin oil , 0 ; < o ; Garner oil , 0@7c.
SimiTi.vo CIII.CKS Caledonia X.
Caledonia XX , lO c ; Economy , 9c : Otis. Uo ;
Graalte. 0c ; Crawford chcclis , 8c ; Haw
River pluids , 5 } c.
SIIEETINO , BHOWN Atlantic A , 4'4 , 7.
Atlantic . H , 4-4. 7e ; Atlantic . D . , . 4-4 . , 0c ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Oc : Aurora LL , 4-4 , Oo ; Au-
rora C , 4-4 , 4 fc ; Crown X-XX , 4-4 , OJfc ;
HoosierLL , 4-4 , .YJ . , o ; Indian Head , 4-1 , 7c ;
Lawrence LL , 4-4 , 5Jfo ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5 } o ; 1'cpporcll R , 4-4 , OJfe ; PoDperoll E , 40-
inch , 7 e ; Pcpporell , 8-4 , 17J o ; Popporell ,
04 , 20c ; Pcpperell. 10-4 , 2 c ; Utica C , 4-4 ,
4Jfc ; Wachusetts , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora R , 4-4 , 7c ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , ( 'Me.
FLANNELS \Vliito-G. H. No. 2 , Jf&Xc \ ;
G. H. No. 1 , , 20fc } ; G. H. No. 2 , > tf , 22Kc ;
G. H. No. 1 , ? J , SOn ; Quechco No. 8 , y 32 } c ;
Quecheo No. 2 , % , 87 } e ; Anawan , 82 } c ;
Windsor , 32kc.
FLVN.NEI.S Red C , 24 inch , I5tfc ; E , 31
inch , 21'4u ; G G , 3t inch , Me ; H A F , J ,
23c ; J R Ftf. . 27er O , r , 23c.
KESTUCKV .IHANS Hercules , ISo ; Leam
ington , 33 } ; Glenwood , 20c ; Melville , 23o ;
Bang-up , 27Xc ; Memorial , 15c ; Standpoint ,
ISc ; Durham , 27'xjc.
AlisoELi.NKOUS Table oil cloth , $2.50 ;
table ml cloth , marDlo , S2.5U ; plain Holland ,
0) e , dado Holland , 12' c.
PRINTS Dress Charter Oalc , .We ; Rama-
po , 4c ; Lodi , 5 * c ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond , Oc ;
Windsor , 0 } < c ; Eddystone , C ) c ; Pacific ,
O c.
c.BATTS Standard , Sc ; Gem. 8c ; Beauty ,
12Ke ; Boone , Ilo ; B , cased , $0.30.
BLANKETS White , ? 1.00@7.50 ; colored ,
$1.10@S.OO.
CAM iinics Slater , Do ; Woods , 5c ; Stand
ard , 5e ; Peacock , 5c.
CAUPETWAIIP Bibb , white , ISKe ; colored ,
21 c.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 nor cent trade dis. ;
EE , 8cGG \ , 9 c ; XX. 10 > c ; OO , llj c ;
unbleached , LL , fiKo ; CC , 0e ; SS 7rc ;
NN , 12 } e ; A A , 14c ; DD , 13 > < fc ; TT , Kij e ;
YY , 18c ; BB , 19c ; 20. bleached , 8 } c ; 00 ,
12T ; SO , 18Xc ; 50 , brown and slate , Oc ; 70 ,
12.1JJC ! 90 , lOc. '
Groceries.
PitovisioNS Hams , No. 1 , 10-lb average ,
lie ; 20 to 23 Ibs , 10140 ; 13 to 14 Ibs , UK" !
No. 2 , 9J c ; specials , 12u ; shoulders , 5 > ic ;
breakfast bacon , No. 1 , SJ c ; specials , 12c ;
plcuic , OJ c ; ham sausaee , b' u ; dried beef
hams , 9 > e ; beef tougucw , SO.UO per dozen ;
dry salt meats , DJlQgOc ier ) Ib ; boneless ham ,
& ) c ; hum roulette , 0c.
PICKI.ES Medium , per bbl , $5.00small ; ,
$3.00 ; gherkins , $ n 30 ; C. & B. chow chow ,
qts $5.1)0 ) ; pts , $3.10.
BAGS American A , seamless , 17c ; Union
square paper , discount 35 per cent.
COFFEE Green Fancy , old golden Rio ,
24o : fancy old peaberry , 25s ; Rio , choice to
funcy , 23c ; Rio , urime , 2ic ; Ru > , good , 21e ;
Mocha , 290 ; Java , fancy Maudebliug , 2ic ;
Java , good interior , 24c.
COHTGK Roasted Arbucklo's Ariosa ,
24iffc ; McLuughiin's XXXX 21&c ; German ,
28o ; Dilworth , 24lse ; Alarom.i , 21J c.
D'.UBD FIIUITS Currants , 4J @ 5c ; prunes ,
1 casks , 1300 Ibs , 4 , ' ( < 54Kc ; prunes , bbls or
bags , } { @ o ; citron ueols , drums , SO Ibs ,
21c ; lemon ncel , drums , 20 Ibs , Kie ; fard
dates , boxes , 12 Ibs , 0 ; apricots , choice evap
orated , 18o ; apricots , jelly , cured , 25 Ib boxes ,
14c ; ajiricots , fancy. Mount Hamilton , 25 Ib
boxes , 15o ; apricots , choice , bags , 80 Ibs ,
1'll c ; upiiles , evaporated , Aldcn , 60 Ib boxes ,
0u ; apples , Star , 0'I'l ' ) o ; apples , fancy Alden -
don , 5 Ib , Sc ; apples , fancM Alilen , 2 Ib. SJjc ;
blackberries , evaporated , 50 Ib boxes , 6jJ@
Go ; cnernos , pitted , dry cured , 15o ; pears ,
California funcy , } a boxes , 25 Ib , 12 } e ;
peaches , Cal fancy , % a unpacked boxes , 23
Ibg , 15o ; poaches , Cul No 1 , fancy , ' < f& unp
bags , bO Ibs , lie : ; poaches , fancy , ovup unp ,
50 lt > boxes , 12@14c ; peaches , SaltLaUe , now ,
7@7Kc ; nectarines , red , 12u ; nectarines , sil
ver , bags , 12c ; pitted plums , Cal , 23 Ib boxes ,
Ho ; raspberries , evup N Y , new , 21o ; prunes ,
Cal. R C , 90-100 boxes , 23 Ibs , 8c ; prunes , Cul ,
R C , 00-70 , 9c ; orange pool , 15o ; raisins , Cal
ifornia Londons , cron 1888 , $2,49@2.00 ; rat-
Bins , Cal loose , muscatels , crop 1888 , 31.90 ®
2.00 ; Vuleuclas , 18S8 , 7 > c.
CANNED Fian Brook trout , 3 Ib , $2.40 ,
salmon trout , 2 Ib , $ ! . > ; ehuns , 1 Ib , $1.25 ;
clams , 3 Ib , $2.00 : clam chowder , 3 Ib , $1.25 j
duvlled crabs , 1 Ib , $3.25 : deviled crabs , ' .
Ib , $3 60 ; codfish halls , 2 ib. 51.75 ; cavler , K
Ib , $2.23eols ; , 1 Ib. $3,40 ; lobsters , lib , $1.90 ;
lobsters , 2 Ib , $3.90 ; lobsters , deviled , yt Ib ,
$2.25 ; mackerel , 1 Ib , $1.05 ; mackerel , mus
tard sauce , 3 Ib , $3.10 ; mackerel , tomato
Banco. 3 Ib , $3.40 ; oysters , 1 ID , 03o ; oysters ,
2 Ib , $1.00 ; salmon , C. R. , 1 Ib , $3.00 ; Bulmon ,
C. R. , 2 Ib. $3.8u : salmon , Alaska , 1 Ib , $1.00 ;
salmon , Alaska , 2 Ib , $2.05 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
$ ' .05.
Corn beef , 1 Ib square cans , $1,20 ; 2 11
square cans , $3,05 ; 0 Ib square cans , $0.50 ; H
Ib square cans , $14.00. Lunch tontrucs , 1 Ib
round cans , $3.00 ; 2 Ib round cans , $4.7C.
Bruwn , 1 Ib square cans , $1.20 ; 3 Ib square
canx , $3.00 ; 0 Ib square cans , $0.50 ; 14 Ib
square cans , $14.00. Ox tongues , 1 % Ib round
cans , $5.00 ; 3 Ib round cans , SO.Ot ) ; 2 Ib
round cans , $7.00 ; U Ib round cans. S.OO.
Chipped beef , 1 Ib round cans. $2.00 ; 3 Ib
round cans , $4.00. Roast beef , 1 Ib
round cans , $1.20 ; 2 Ib round cans , $3.00.
Potted ham , > / Ib round cans , 05o ;
Ib round cans , $1.20. Deviled ham , Ib
round cans , 05o ; i < Ib round cans , tl.20.
Potted ox tongue. } { Ib round cans , 05n ; K Ib
round cans , $1.20. Compressed ham , 1 Ib
square cans , $1,75 ; 2 Ib square cans , $3.75.
Tripe , 3 Ib round cans , $1.80. Minced col-
lops , 3 Ib round cans , 93.20. Boneless pigs
foot , 2 Ib square cans , $3.33 , One pound
cans are packed two dozen and four dozen to
case. Two pound cans nro packed ono dozen
and two dozen to case. Half pound cans
packed two dozen to caso. Quarter pound
cans packed four dozen to caso. All prices
per dozen net.
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK.
Capital , - $4OOOOO
Surplus , - - - 4O.OOO
0 ( Hears and Directors 13. M. Horseman , O
Jl , Hitchcock , Jos , Unrneau. Jr. , A , Henry. I
Al. Anderson. Win. U.Maul , v pros , ; I , . II. Wll
l ms , A. P. Hopkins , pres. ; A. Mlllard , casnlur
tf. li , bryaut , assistant cashier.
SHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN
,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
flO/i South tilth Street , - Onuilin ;
" " "
"NEBRASKA"
NATIONAL BANK ,
U. S. DEFOSTORY , OUAIIA , NEB.
Cnpitni $ ino.ono
Sin-plus Jan. 1st , 1SS1) ) 62,001)
Ot'KICKllS AND niiinCTOUS :
HuNitVW. YATKS , President.
l.KWis 3. UKII : > . Vlco President.
A. H.TotUAUN.
W. V. Mouse ,
JOHN S. Coi.i.iNS ,
U. U. Cit-niNO ,
J.N. II. PATIllCK.
W II. S. IIUOIIE' . Cashier.
THE IRON BANK.
Cor. 121 li ami faruani Sts.
A General lUinklm : IluMuess Transacted.
ISSUED DY CITIES ,
COUNTIES , SCHOOL
- - . . , - , , DISTRICTO , WATEH
Correspondence solicited .
COMPANIES , ETC.
N.W , HARRIS & COMPANY , Bankers ,
103-105 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO.
7O State Street , BOSTON.
KIRKENDALL , JOHES & CO. ,
Succesion to Reed , Jonci & Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of B ots & Snoes
Ageult for Ilosto 11 HubborBhoo.Co. , 1102. 1101 and 1100
llaruoy ( Street , Oualia , Kebraika.
Broworo.
STORK & I LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1531 North Elxhtecntli streetOmaha , Neb.
Cornlco.
EAQLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Mannfecturers of Galyanlzefl Iron Cornice
WtutlotT-cup ) nod mctallOKkjIlRlits , John ICionet | r ,
proprietor. li nnil liu tiuuili ICtli ttrout.
Stoajn Fjttlnga , Pumps , Eto.
8TIIANG Jt CLAltK STKAM I1KA.TIKQ C0n
Pomps , Pices and Engines ,
Ittim , water , ratlnnr and mining suppllti , lc.
VM , Vft and VU l-arnuui iltoct , Uinauo.
U" S. WlND EXUINE & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
( lallldar nlnd mllli , 018 and Kl ) .Inncs it , , Omaha.
U , K Koif , AotlnK Manager.
VROWNULL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
EbeaMron work , steam pumpi , IRW mllli. U13-121i
trtU utrcel.OuiuLa.
Iron Works.
PAXTON & VIERLINO IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cait Iron Building fork ,
Knitlnes , brass work , JSneral foundry , machine and
blacksmith work. O it Ice and works , U , 1 * . It/ .
and nth ilrecl , Omaha.
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire aiidlron Railings
Desk rails , window guards , flower itandi. wlro slvai ,
tc. l&l Nurtli loth strgct , Omaba. _
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Froof Safes ,
Vaults , Jail work , Iron shutters and flr tscepts.
U , Audreeu. nruu'r. Corner 1UD aud Jackson SU ,
& CO. ,
Wholtsile miBUfaoturersot
Sash , Boors , Blinds ani Moulilings ,
Oraoch omce. Ulliand ItarJ stteaU. Oiasha. K a.
SOUTH OMAHA7
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UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of South Omaha , Limttci
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Agricultural lmplomonta.
1,75 IA oJTfiT.t .iDi'/lviLj' trc T ,
mricult'l ' Implements , Mite , Carriages
Hurclti. etc.VIiole ao. : Omntin , Nebraska.
Furnlturo.
DKl\Ml'AK'l \ >
Wbolesalo Dalcps : in Fiirnilnre ,
KfiriiiMn street , Omntia , N bra > kft.
oiiA.Ri.Bs
Faniilnrs ,
Omaha , ! \el > riilia.
Qrocorlos. _
MeCORD , 1JRADY jTcoT
Wiolswle Grflcers ,
streU . Oiiiahn , Ntbraito.
Hnrdwnro.
w. j. RitoAi CH ,
Hny Hirdware , Iron and Stool ,
Cprlnes , wnami stuck , hard if nro , luiutinr. eto. INI
ana 1111 llrau r ln. l. Oiuaba.
Manufacturers ntid job era In
Wa0is ! , Buggies Ral&Piows , Elc.
Cor , Dili anil 1'nclto utrcaU. Omaha ,
Artists' Materials.
A. E , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1611 1 ounlns street , Omitba , Ncbrn kn.
Doots nncl Shoos.
jr. v. MOJISK A m' ,
Jobliers of Boots and
1101,110) ) , 11U3 Mouiilna sluet. Omaha. Alnnu factory ,
fcuuimcr atrcut , Uuslon.
_ Coal , Coke , Eto. |
JAMES IF. THATCHER COAL CO. ,
Minors and Shippers of Coal anl Goto
Koom VI , U v. .Siitliuml lltiuk Uullultu , Omxbti.
OMAUA COAL , COKE A LIME CO.
Jolite.sof UriUiil SJftCoai ,
KH South 13tli itr > .el. Ouialiu.Xebraalfc.
XEBUA SKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Cote ,
211 South Wti it. , Oaialm , N b.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumlier , Etc ,
Imported ami American I'nrllanJ "cnicnt. 8taM
agent for lli.wiiuWto luiliuu 1C cement und
r wmuunm.
FlMS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Baidy/cod / Lumber ,
Wood carpet * nnil pnrqurl I'oorlni : . Vtli and Uouglai
Btiecta , Umnlia. ttcli ,
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OMAHA LUMliKRCa ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
ISth street anil Union 1'ailltu track , Onialin.
LOUIS KRADVORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Ocors.Etc. Yards Corner 7th and Pouglus. Offlet
Corner lUtli and IJoumai.
FRED. W. OKAY.
Lninlie1 Lime Cement EtcEtc
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Cormcr 9th aud Douglas eta , Oumha.
C. N. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lnnte ,
13th and California ntrecti.Olimlm , Nebraska.
/ . OBERVELDER A CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Mi Jincry & Notions
OU , 21Uaad 212 Souih lull etrvut.
Notions.
J. T. ROIJINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Fimiishing Goods ,
11J1 Uarnoy Street , Omaha. _
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R1DDELL & HIDDELL ,
Stor 16 and Commission Merchants ,
SpecialtiesDuller. . < * CK > . clieese. poultry ,
1112 Howard atroct , Omaha , Hub.
_ Dry Coocla and Not ton _ - _
. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , FnrnistiingGoDds and Notions
1102 and 1101 Douglas , cor. lltli itrcut , Unmlia , Nab.
KlLPATmCK-KOUll DRY GOODS CO. ,
Importers & Joabcrs in Dry Goods , Notions
Gcat'i furnlBliInK iioodn. Corner lltli ami liarnej
_ tr ct , Ora.ilia , Nebraska.
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A TAYLOR
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shm )
Meclinnlta' tool and Iluffftlo calo § . 1 U3 Dougla *
Irctit. Omaiia , l > ob , _
Toyst Eto.
XT. 1IAIWY A CO. ,
Jobber * of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Gocd ? ,
Ooune furnishing gooda. cbllilrcu'a carrluci'3 , 1201
* uruani § tre t , Omalm , Nob. _ J
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refiied and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle greato , etc. , Omaha. A. II. Blthop , Manag rt ,
Papor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wliolesale Paper Ds lers.
Carrr a nlca mck nf prlntln . wrm plnti nud
paper , ypeclnl attentionKlrcn to card iiaper
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and' SOUTH
1302 PARNAM STREBT.
JOHN E. WILKINSON ,
Teacher of the Violin *
Itapld Progress Onarantoei ) . l > 24 North ISttt
Street , Omuha , Nebraska.
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