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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE' WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 9 , 1889. 3
THE SPECULATIVE MARREfS
A Fair Do roe of Stoadlnosa Pro-
valla In the Wheat Pit ,
PRICt FLUCTUATIONS NARROW.
*
Xrndlnu In Corn Wliolly Dcvolit of
Interest Oulnbar 1'nrk the Only
1'onlurn In Provisions Cat-
tlu null IIox .
CUICA.OO I'llODUOK MAHllKTS.
CIUCADO , Oo 8 , [ Spcclnl Toloqram to
Tun HRE , ] The wheat ninrkot hold with a
fnlr dcRrco of stondncs ! to-day. 1'rlco
fluctuatlona wore within llmrts of 0) ) 0 nnd
the closing Blicuvs vary Htllo chutiRO ns com *
pared vltli yesterday , The news wn for the
most part bearish In tenor , but values refused
to yield seriously to the pressure. Cable *
lire Rubstantlnll.v colorless nnd the situation
nbtond seems to bo without Itnjiortnr.t
cimngo. Kxports for Kuropc nro still very
llulit , though hcnvy clcarnnco1) nro expected
from Baltimore to-morrow. Ulipiitchcs were
received Unit 200,001) , ) bushels will clear
from that port to-morrow for South America.
In explanation of ttio recent revival of the
wheat , trade with South- America , the state
ment , U mnclo by a southern commission mcr *
chant with a South American connection
that it is due to the shifting by the Brazilian
government of tlio Import tax from wheat to
Hour , this being done to oncouraeo the homo
milling Industry , which is under di
rect government protection. Up to quito
recently the United States supplied
Ura/ll with Hour now it is the raw material
that Is ioliij ( thuro. If the explanation is
correct , what has appeared stranco will no
longer mystify thu public , The northwest
was miner iiulct to-d.tv and news from that
quarter was not crammed down the throat
of the trade. The big movement Keeps up ,
however , and Chicago inixors nro bring
ing considerable this way and lodging it In
their private warehouses. The receipts at
primary winter wheat murltots aio not heavy
und they seem to bo gradually fallltii ; off.
This Is particularly trun ot Toledo and more
northern points , btrlctly commercial Information
mation from outside points possessor no
special importance or slfjiilllcanco. Flour men
report slacit tindc , but Now York reported
the sale of 10,000 packages for shipment
abroad. Homo agents nnd millers have
line nothing that looked like it windfall , ar.d
they do not speak encouragingly of
the present or the near future The
local market did not develop any particu
larly striking features. Scalping bears sola
it down early from JsD'jc ' to SJc on the big
movement in the northwest und on an m-
crease of 218,000 uushuls In thu amount on
pass.igo whciiu good sl/ed decrease hnd been
predicted. Strong buying by Ilutcblnson
turned the tldo either way very quickly and
the market iccovcrcd to Wl e. The pi ice
did not go far from b3@S3jfic lor a long time ,
but just before the boll tapped the market
got u shade weaker and the lust quotation
was 8'JJgQi8kMay ! opened at S5 e , sold oft
tob5 > 4o , lallied to S5j4c and closed Hut at
b.'v'ftc. ' ' The market , while It nets steady , Is
not ono In which the bulls themselves fuel
tlio greatest decree of conlldcnco apparently ,
'Jho light iccoipts of winter heat and tlio
small visible supply Is oflsot by the absence
of the export demand for gram or its product.
Latest mail ndvicet. go to show that the
English and ricnch ciops are linlow expec
tations und that Ku9t.mii . whe.it is not being
pressed for sale. To these circumstances is
duo the altered tone ot" the foreign market
( llspiitclies , but the firmness has not contin
ued long enough yet to result in a ruvlrul of
business to any appreciable extent. The
local market is dull.
' 1 railing in corn was unattractive to specu
lators nnd devoid of featuios. The iccoipts
were- liberal , comprising 537 car. loads and
( JOoCO bushels by canal , The wo.ithor con
tinues favorable to the early grading of new
corn and to the fieo movement from country
points , while there was no encouragement
from outside domestic or foreign markets to
base hopes of bettor prices on. May reached
n lower point than had before been quoted ,
and this mouth's delivery ulso recorded
the lowest figures so far In its
history. The closing prices show
n decline fiom yesteiday , being
3l'He for October , 30 c for November
and : Uc for May.
There was a dull time in onts until about
three quarters of un hour of the close , trad
ing having been hi/y and brokers had a luy
timoofit , llyaml by the market got llllod
VP at Hie ruling quotlons IKo for October ,
HWc for November und 2J'fg2J ' ( ' o lor May
and property began to bo oflored for loss
nionoy. A few sales of October were made
ixt 13 } e and May skipped without an effort
from 23)40 to We Yostciduy the decline
was stopped nt SJj c and to-tluy at ' c. On
Ilia little break Ilutelilnson was the principal
btiior , and his pui chases contributed largely
to tlio steadiness during the last 11 ftoon
minutes , 'I lit ) outs that caino on tlio market
. comprised speculative holdings und sales for
country ufcount against possessed pruporty
Thoio were no sales of October at l ju nnd
the market was carried back to ISjtic , where
it closed with May at y'JJ c.
In provision circles ttio October poik deal
again claimed considerable attention. A
motion for a revival of tlio Injunction
dismissed by Jutlgo Shcpard has been made
in the appellate court , nnd pending its con
sideration and llunl settlement the clique has
decided to ndhoro to Its old policy of refusing
now packed pork in settlement of contracts.
Yesterday afternoon nnd this morning Its
representatives refused several thousand
barrels which wciosold "for the account of
whom it may concern" at prices ranging
irom $1010 cnilp down to J10 10. This , pork
was bought up mainly by shorts. Hutch'
insor. , howuvor , accepted iv few lots of tlio
"boji-otted" article under protest , churn
ing that r'ght ' while tlio ques
tion of thu legality of the delivery -
livery w.ib iccoiving consideration. The
persistence of the clique naturally occasions
ii good deal of comment. It hub surprised
the tnulo and given Hsu to all soil ? of
opinions rutfiirdlug the clique's intentions
find pui poses. A good many shorts now
bcllcvo that the market is working to suvo
time , nnd by keeping tlio matter in court to
cm lull the mult ing of pork. Procrastination
is charged to bo its ruling purpose , and that
when thu month Is fur advanced und packers
Had themselves unnblo to muko property to
meet their contracts thuy will be open to a
> compromise , To-day October pork Hold
straight at f.U5(310.X ! ) ( ( ) . It opened at SlU.r.O
ami closed nlliU. ) > , In tlio gu'iaral it ado u
strong feeling provnilotl Tinding was In
Bomo respects of nmuller volume than yester
day , yet the offerings were limited and
sellers found quite a good market. Iho day's
prices , how over , generally closed easier ,
Octobci lard and short ribs and November
lurd declined u'Xo and January futures Ac all
around , Uasli bu.xcrs wore deterred
by the ill-illness of packers from
mr.klng largo purchases. They paid fO 2r
@i,37) ) for somu laru.fO.15 for short ribs ,
V o for loose lH-uonml sweet pickled hums
and 7) u for Ill-pound green hams. 'Iho
fuvorltu delivery in futmo trading was
Janimrv , which sold tit * l > 'JTXfe'J : ir ) for
pork , f.V.WfeT ) 1'TK ' 'or lard und flT KdS
4. ! 't ' for sliiit ) ribs. Pork for thu tmmo
month closed at * V > U'T'i , lard at fi.lUW and
ulioit ribs &t fl.TU.'d bid. Clearings for
nearer del Ivories than January stood at
fO.i.'O for Oclobur lard , fo.05 for October
short ribs , f'J.UJ ) for November
poik , $4 ! IX ) , for November lard M.bu
for November short ribs and ? 3.D.j ! for year
lord. At the close the market was weaker
than at any previous titiio of thu dav. 1'ork
* closed 4f > o lower for October and 5o for
Novenibor , January was advanced 2)fo
Cash closed at 110 OOi lO 05.
CIUO.VOO IJVIJ S100K.
CHICAGO , Oct. 8. [ Special Telegram to
THIS HKB.CATTLE ) Heeelnts were divided
at 4,000 natives , 4,000 Texans mm 8,000
ruugers. There was little or nothing now In
trade to-duy. Natives , as it will bo scon ,
, ( , , were scarce and there was nothing on the
market m the native line that would pass as
fancy uud but few that were really prune.
The great bulk were plain and common , the
hardest class to sell nt this season of any.
thing that comes to this market. Native
cows and the ordinary run of butchers'
stocks show uo signs of Improvement , gull-
IR nt about the lowest prices on record ,
'oxnns ruled sternly. Such ns shippers or
russod bcof dealers could use sold quick nnd
aimers slow. Hangers showed bettor qunl-
ty nnd sold fully ns well as at any Unto last
vcok. The lower price oa stackers nnd
coders docs not aocm to got out the buyers
ir incrcnso the order * , hence business lu this
no is slow nnd general trade weak ,
Jholco to extra hooves. ICO iM ; medium
OROod steort , law to 15i)0 Ibs. (1.00 450 ;
MOO to 1B50 ibs , ? 3H4.25 ! ) ; 050 tolSOOlbs ,
3.7r@n.T5 ; stockers nnd feeders , $1.7fi@
.85 ; cows , bulls and mixed , tl,10@2.M ) ;
bulk , * 1 JBgS.OO ; Toxns steers , ? 2.00w380 ;
ows , $1.85J3.00 ( ! western rangers , $1.GO@
80.
80.Hoo1) ) The demand wns active , with prices
trongto nnlc'sel higher nil nrounil. packers
inylng $3.05 435 , largely tt.lU iln , nnd
hippers Jl.ll4 ) a > , Light , sorts eold largely
nt (4.2.1 4.05 1'rlmo hcnvy hogs were scuco
ud were eagerly sought for , 'llioro Is llttlo
r no prospect for much of nn Improvement
n light sorts ,
KIN.lNUlA.lj.
NEW Yonir , Oct , 8. | Special to TUB
Jnn. ] STOCKS 'Iho stock mntkct opened
rregular ngaln to-day , with Iho tight money
bugbear still la the way of any natm.il no-
Ion , The Hrst renewals of loans wcro nt 0
ind 7 per cent. , nnd there appeared to bo no
mnrovement In the tone of the money
iiarkot. The stock market opened feverish
nnd with renewed soiling of AtchUon. hen-
Ion came higher , but did but little. Iho
ctnpcr of the room at the start was la favor
u rally. Trusts were less promi
nent , but there was tnoro busi
ness on the regular list , nnd
Mchlson , Heading , St. Paul , Uurlington ,
Vlissourl Pacific nnd Hock Island monopo-
l7cd attention. Weakness developed im-
npdlatoly nnd durine early trading mn-
erlul losses were sustained , Jersey Central
declined another 1 per cent to 12 X , Wabash
iroforrcd n like amount , Utirllngton &
Julncy nnd Clovolnnd , Cincinnati , Chicago
t St. Louis Ji per rent , and others smaller
'motions. Manitoba was a marked oxcep-
, lon , advancing to 111 ! > . n train of 2 per
cent. Trus's were 'inclined to strength
nnd advanced fractionally uftcr the
loclino wns checked , but the market
it 11 o'clock wus ngaln heavy at tbo lowest
nices. Qho hour to 12 o'clock brought
urtlier declines , followed quickly by n par-
lal recovery. Jersey Central dropped to 123
nnd recovered to 121' . Atchlson wont oft to
, Utirllngton to 10JJ ( nnd up tc 107 ,
Northwestern to 110 > and up to 111 , Hock
Island to 9s ! < tf and uo to 9'J' ' , St. Paul to 70 }
nnd up to 70 % . Coal stoclts and trusts also
undo recovery before noon , when tbo general -
oral feeling wus much firmer. Thu slight
ccovory which sot In before noon
n both railroad stocks nnd
.rusts was largely the result ot
Hiying by shorts , who thought it n good
loinL to take profits. 'Iho reaction wns about
as swift nnd decisive as the early decline.
Jersey Contr.il moved up 2 > to 125' f , Louis
ville W to 79j , Now England 1 to 48K ,
Manitoba4K to 1HJ ! , Atohlson i ; to29 , Bur-
Ington 1 % to 103. North western 1 % to 111 % ,
Rocic Island to 103J , St. Pnul 1 per cent to
l'.f. ' Coal stocks and trusts climbed to the
ilgliest points of the day. There was nn
easier feeln'g for money. The total sales
were 2s5,000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations :
U. S 4s regular. 1 7 iNoithorn Pnclllo HJ
U , 8.4s coupons . .U" ilo pieforrod. , , "i'a
IJ.S.l'4sragulnr ' .lir > ' { 0. .V N.V Hl'C
IJ. H.4'4a coupons lli'iif dnpiofurrod HO
1'ac.liHisot' ( . ) ) . .118 N.V.mlruI KOS
Central PacIUc. ni > jl > .l > Ai : I54
rhlcnRO As Alton , .tS7 Kock Island HW'o
"htcatrollurllniton ,0.M. , St.l * "IH
AiOularv 103 I doprnforriid . . .11T4
D..LI.&W U4'J Bt.I'aul AUmalm JCI
llllnolsCautrnl. . . .110 doprorerrod MM
I. , U. & W .HillMlon I'aolllo . . . . ( iJJ
Kansas & 1'oxas . . . 11U W..St. L. A : !
l.nktsSHoro lid dopruforrea ! l .
Michigan Central 'IP4 Wustorn Union. . . . H ? .
Missouri PaUllo
Mo.vcr Easier at 4@8 per cent ; last loan ,
4 per cent.
PIUMK MERCANTILE PAPBK 5) ) f < 57' ' per
cent.
STHKLI\O Excntvor. Quiet and heavy ;
sixty-dny bills , M.b2 : demand ,
Stoclcs.
NEW YOHK , Oct 8. fSuecial Telegram ,
to Tnu BKH.I The following are the min
ing stock quotations :
Caledonia 11. Iron Sliver 125
Kuieku Con . . 4H5 .Mutual 110
Mule & Norcross.7S Plymouth S.VJ
Homvitakea 475 Union Uou SOU
PUODCOB MARKETS.
Clifcaijo
CuiCAno. Out. 8 1:15 : n. m. close
Wheat Steady ; October , SOj c ; December ,
S2J c ; Alny , SoJa'c.
Corn Easy October , 30 o ; May , 8.te.
Oats Dull but steady ; October , ISJjfc ;
November , l'Jj ' c ; May , 22c
Hyo October.UJ - c.
Uarloy October , ulc.
Prime Timothy $1.20.
Flax Seed Cash , Sl.au ; October , $1.31.
Whisky 51.0i. !
Pork Easy ; October , $1000 ; January ,
Lard Steady : October , f(520j ( January ,
Flour Quiet , steady and unchanged ; win
ter wheat , $3.00 ® J. 10 ; spring wheat , $1 23 ®
500 ; rye , * 3 50 ® . ' , 53.
Dry Salt Meats Shoulders , $4.1'JJ
0-1,25 ; short clear , $537H'Uj 50 ; short lib * ,
$5 15.
Uutter Easier ; creamery , l(5@23) ( e ; dairy ,
Ohccso Quiet ; full cream Cheddars , P'31
Hats , tyiOlOc ; Young Americas.
Eggs Firm ; fresh , 17@18c.
Hidrs Steady ; light uud heavy green
salted , 5c ; salted bull , l } c ; green salted
calf , 53 e ; dry Hint , 0@7o ; dry salted , 03 ;
dry calf , 5@0c ; uoacons each , 2Uo.
Tallow bteady ; solid pauked , 8) ) 0 ;
cake , IJfo.
Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour 23.UOJ 8,000
\Vhiiat I''l.OOU 10,000
Coru ail.OOO 240,000
Oats 105,000 181,000
Now York. Oct. 8 Wheat Iloualpis , 203 ,
850 ; exports , 12,000 ; spot lower ; No. 'J rod ,
b5Jj@MIo In elevator ; MXuSOJjC nlloat ,
bOi ( ab7l < je f , o. b. ; ungraded red , 77i'JOo ( ! ;
options dull nml lower , closing weak ; A'o. 2
red , October , closing at Sli c.
Corn Uocoipts , SU.TOO uushols : exports ,
11,500 bushels ; spot active but weaker ; No.
2 , ! IO > ifw , ( ( ; ! 1 lOo In elevator ; UcJJtf@ OKe
afloat , No 2 white , 3Jc ; ungraded , ib ( MOKo ;
optioiib lower and weak ; November closing
at 40c.
Oats Receipts , 12-2,701) ) bushels ; exports ,
1,100 bushula ; spot weaker ; options easier ,
f all ly active ; November closing ut-tic : spot
No. 2 white , 25 ? 29o ; mixed western , 21@
2Jc ; white 110,27 50.
Coffee-Options opened Ilrm , 10 © 0 points
up , closing steady 5Q15 points up. Sales :
15,750 , Dags ; October , SIB 20015 HO ; spot Kio ,
linn ; fair cargoes , $1050 ,
Sugar Kaw , dull and nominal ; refine ! ,
lower and active ,
I'otrolcum Quiet , United closed at 9SJ c
for Novomh&r ,
Eggs Quiet and easier ; woqtorn , 22e.
1'ork btrong ; moss , $12 5'J@ 12.75.
Uaul Easier and luneter ; western steam
spot , ? ) 72 > jf@ll.75 , closing at f < l W > f bid.
Uutter Dull and easy ; western ilalry , 0@
14o ; creamery , ri 'JOo ,
Chcoso Strong ; western , 9@10o ,
Iliuisii4 City , Oct. 8-Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 hard , c.nti , OS a ; October , ( JS e ;
November , G5k'c ; No. 2 hard , cash and Oc
tober , ( l.'o ; November. 02)40 ) ; No. 2 solt ,
cash,70 > fo ; November. 70 > < u old.
Corn-Quiet ; No. , 2 cash , 2lc ; October ,
23o , bid ; November , 2.o ) bid ; No. 2 white ,
cusn , 2-la bid ; October , 2lo bid ; November ,
23 > s'o biu.
Oats No. 2 cash , 15 o bid ; October , lOo.
Cliiuliuiiul , Oct. b. Wheat Uorely
steady ; No. 3 red , 70 ( < JSOe.
Corn Weaker : No. 2 mixed.
Oats Heavy ; No , 2 mixed , 2
Mvcrnnol , Oct. 6.-Whent Finn ; do-
mtind poor ; holders offer moderately ; Call
fornla No. 1 , 7s ldu7s } 5a pur cental ,
Coru Busy ; now mixed western , 4s > | t
per cental.
Mluiumpi > ll > i. Oct. 8. Sample when
llrui and in fair demand ; receipts , 578 cars
shipments , 75 cars. Closing : No , 1 bard
May , 79c ? on track , 78@75c ,
Ml\\ntikcc ) , Oct. 8. Wheat Ensyj
cash , 7SJ oi No , 1 northern , 81' < c.
Corn-Stwuly ; No. 0 , "
Oats Steady ; No. 2 white ,
llye-Firmer } No. 1 , 43 < c ,
Unrloy Firmer ; No. 3 , October , 5Go.
I'roviblons Easy ; pork , 110.00.
St. LouN.Oct. 8. Wheat Lower ) cash ,
73 c ; May , SXJfo.
Corn Lower ; cash 2S ; c ; May ,
Oats Lower ; cash. 17 o ; May , 2J , .
Pork Lower , nt $11.00.
Lard-lllnhcrnt JO 10.
Whisky Steady nt * 1.0J.
IjlVlj StOClC
Chlonco , Oct. 8. Iho Drovers' JournoI
reports ns follows :
beeves ,
stackers
mil mlx _ _ , „ ,
© 2 80 ; western rangers , $1.50@3.SO.
Hops Itcccipta , 10.000 ; market strong and
" > o higher ; mixed , M00@4 15 ; heavy. $3.80(3 (
4 30 ; liglit , $ J.03t ( 40 ; sKlps. $ ,1.50 ( 4.00
Sheep Receipts , 10,000 ; shlpmuiils , 3,000 :
market weak ; common gradns lOo lower ;
intlves , $310 ( 1.50 ; wenern , f-UP@400j
1'e.xttns , J300 ( < iI.OO } ; lambs , $4 00S5.00. (
'Iho Drovers'Journal's ' Bpcclal cnbloernm
'rom Loiuton quotes very heavy supplies of
cattle of till kinds. Pi ices 1 nenny or 2 cents
ewer per pound than one weclc ago. Me-
llurn to best American beeves are soiling at
l@llc per pound , estimated dead weight.
KIUIHIH Cl y , Oct. 8 , Cattle Uocolpts ,
7,700 ; shlptncntB , 2,0 , " > 0 ; common to choice
corn-fed steers , J3.00S ( > I 35 ; stockers and
feeders , nctive and Ilrm at l.UO ( < t3.10 ; cows
about steady at f ] ,35(3).i ( ) 50.
Hogs Uccolpis. 8.700 ; shipments , 200 ;
narkct nctivo and lower ; light , $4 OOiI.Uj ;
heavy nnd mixed , $ . } 80i < J3.9o.
Nultiinnl htoo c t arils , lOnst St.
OUN , Oct. 8. Cattle Receipts , 4,200 ;
shipments. COO ; market strong ; fair to
choice heavy native steers , $3.20 1-05 ; stockers
ors ami feeders , $1 OJ@J CO ; range steers ,
$ i.no@i : oo.
Hogs Receipts , 4,4M ; shipments. 400 ;
niarkut active and higher ; houvy , $3tjO@
4.15 ; packing , $ , ! 70@4.00 ; light , $ ; i.U54.25.
Citj , Oct. 8. Cattle Receipts ,
1,500 , ; shipments , 200 ; market steady and
nnchnnged ; stockers iitul teodersv $1.35 ©
! .75 ; veal calves , { 2.00@3.15.
Hogs Receipts , 2,150 ; market higher ;
Ight and mixed , $ .j.05 ® t.Ovirf ; heavy , $ J 87K
@ 4.00.
OMAHA
Cattlf
Tuesday , Oct. 8.
The mnrxct to-day wns in better condition
than for some days , so far us bcof cattle
wcro concerned nt least , There woio more
good corn-fed cnttlo in the yards to-day than
for somu time past , but the westerns were
not good enough , as n rule , for killers The
prices on beeves did not show much change
ns compared with yesterday , but some were
calling It stronger while somu otncrs who
sold good cattle thought they wcro unnblo
to got quite as good prices as last week.
There have been so few u'ood cattle hero of
late that it is no easy mutter to make com
parisons , and hence tbo diflcroncc m opinion.
Ono tiling is certain , thu good caltlu sold
readily and at prices that were upon , the
wtiolo satisfactory. Thu natives brought
5J5@I ! : 20 , principilly ? J8U < § I 10. The of
ferings of butchers' stock were the heaviest
in some days. The buyers were uskintj and
obtaining n very considerable concession.
In some Instances salesmen who Had some
thing that wus just what the buyers espec
ially wanted did not look upon the market
as so much lower , but as a rule operators
wcro putting the decline at 10 150011 cow
stuff. Native cows sold at $1.50 ( > 2 50 and
westerns at SI 35 ( ) l.b5. The feeder market
did not show any chungo in values and tlio
sales wi-re quito lar o. Native feeders sold
at $2.IiOtf-.75 ( , and westerns ati.l5 ( ( 2,80.
llo-s.
The demand for hcnvy hogs appears to bo
improving nnd the packers , as well ns the
shippers , woio willing to take heavier hogs
than a few weeks ago , still they prnfer them
not too heavy. The prices paid for the best
heavy hogs , such as the Boston trade
wanted , sold sironiror that is , largely at
? , i.9."i@4.00 , und ns high its $ -1.05 was offered
for loads with n luw rough boss out. ilcavy
p.iehimr hogs did not show much clmngo.
Light hoes wuro eisior although as high as
$4.05 was paid , but tliev wcio the same kind
of hogs that brought , { 4 10 on Saturil ly. The
light hog shippers \ \ ho have been heavy buy
ers of late were do'ng notnmg to spouk of.
They had orders limitiuc them , in price , and
as showing n reason for an easier feelms
those orders called for good lights at about
f-J Ho. The market closed very alow on light
and mixed hogs nnd it would bo safe to say
5c lower. About eight loads wcro left over
unsold.
Hucoipci.
Cattle 3,000
HeSs 5,200
Sheep Ib9
I'reviumi. ; I'ooos.
The following is a tiblo of pric paid In
this niarknt for the grulas of stock men
tioned :
Prune steers. 1800 to 10 ' 0 Ihs. . ? 4OJ @l 40
Good steers , 1250 to 1150 Iba . 3 SO fnJI.10
Good steers , 105) 10 180J Ib3 . . . 3 2 >
Western steers 2.50 @JOO
Common canners 1.00 ftJl 50
Ordinary to fair cows 1.50 fi l.bO
Fair to good cows 1,80 ( < t.J. ! (0 (
Good to choice cows 3,50@l '
Falrtogood bulls 1.50
Light stociiers and feeders. . . 2.25 ( it J (10 (
Good feeders , < J7) to HOJ Ibs. . 2. 10 raj 00
Fair to choice light hogs 3 90 ( it I in
Fair to choice heavy OKS . . . . 3'JJ ! 4 03
Fair to choice mixed bo s 3.90 dD4 00
Common to rough hogs 3,50 @J 85
llopro u r iMirj Siloj.
STISIiltS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 1010 * 2 (15 ( 20 1127 PJ 80
2S 120S ( > 5 13i.O 3 bO
4 913 275 20 12 % 3 85
1 8M ) 301) ) 21 1101 3 85
21IS
1340 325 IS libs 3 90
10 9118 335 . 1513 4 00
19 ! Ht ) ! 335 10 l.iOr 4 10
4 . 1070 3 in 21 13'l ! ' 4 10
21 . 1090 3 ( Pi 20 1.137 1 10
23 . 1203 3 IB 149- . 1270 4 12 }
2 ! ) . l.'Jl 37 13VJ
ai . 1151 370 91 113IS I20V
COH9 ,
12 9SI 200 1 1030 1 2r >
1 lOOd 200 1 1J70
21 101(1 ( 205 1
15 10J5 2 < ) " > 4
10 10I1S 205 14 95IJ
II 10SI 210 4 10SJ
1 1153 2 10 1 7IH )
18 810 2 10 19 1003 1 W
14 9)1 225 17 ,977 1 00
3 1190 223 1 1100 1 00
13 . 1073 2 SO 20 915 2 00
4 . 79.J 2 00
m or iii.
1 910 200 2 ( ! 913 ri
3 WJ'I ' 200 13 .991 205
40 ' 740 2 3J 54 9911 270
31 bWl U 30 27 10'U 375
2 < ) 810 340 1 1100 275
30 bW 240 5 1000 275
37 . 791 2 50
1IUIJ.S.
1 . 12sO 170 1 . 1330 200
2 . 1315 175 1 . 1510 200
1 . 1040 200 . 1 . 19,50 240
bTOCKUIIS ,
41 . 540 2 30
3 . 775 3 BO
OU.VU8.
1 . 830 3 00
1 1230 1 75
\VKsTBHS \ OVTTI.C.
Owner and No. Av. 1'r.
2 stags , stnu-s 13)0 $1 'JJ
0 feeders , strays. . , , 1105 2 t > 0
Sfl feeders , strays. . . . 1 ISi 2 45
0 feeders , strays,1113 2 50
1 steer , stray IS.'O 323
Honjainln & Weaver
12lfccders 1121 245
Laramlo River Cattle Co.
111. fenders 1115 2 45
10 COWH bOl 1 * " >
50 cows , , \j \ ) ] fe5
31 steers , H'.ni 2 SO
Sitstoura , , 1150 2 bO
C , N. Cos
09 feeders 103f 200
49 Bteers , . , .11W ) 2 W )
Tosohomnchcr & Do Hilller
10 feeder * . , , . . . . 1101 2 45
Wyatt Bros. "
10 bulls. . . . ' * . . . ! . ' . , . . . 1333 ICO
dough
11 feeders. ! . ' . . . 1 . 1110 345
No. Av. Sh.Pr. . NolAv. . Sh. Pr.
lilvti Mode Notes.
W. II. Tlnnoll. of Swanlon , was in with
hogs.
hogs.N.
N. Smnlley came in from Randolph for
feeders.
During Bros , of Cairo , had hogs on the
market.
Edward ICinsclla , of Panama , had two cars
of cattle in.
13. J , Day came in from Woopinp Water
with cuttle.
L L. Uavls had two cars of cnttlo in from
Wood L ike.
Edward Hobinson , of Vairbury , had lu live
cars of cattlo.
J. G. Smith cnruo in from Ulalr with two
cars of cattle.
Inspector Clark Howard condemned two
diseased stecis.
Micedonia seat In Louis Arnold with two
cars of cattle.
George Dye , of Macedonia , came in with
throe cars of cattlo.
D. Honner , ot U'ood & Uoiincr , Walnut ,
In. , was Invlth cntt'o. '
Crawford , Atwood & Co. , of Hod Oak ,
had hogs on the maiket.
Yotk was leprescnted by Metcalf &
\\ood , who hnd hess iu.
Louis Hart came In from Ues Maine ; , In. ,
with three cars of feeders.
Tabor was represented by M. W. Ilurl-
burt , who bud hogs on nmikct.
J. i \ llobolmann , of Do Witt , hnd hogs on
inaruet. and was looking for feedeis.
Henry G. Hay , of the Stockgrowers'
National banlr , of Cheyenne , Wyo. , wns m
with a train of cattle from tJvnVo. .
Mr. Mnckery , a regular shipper , was in
fiom Eastis with hogs.
OMAil.VVH01jiJSrjB JlAUliHTS.
I'rniliicc , 1'i'iiits , nte.
Kfias Strictly fresh. 17(818c. (
HfTTBiiCreamery , fancy , n lSc ; chotc o
i5UI ( ! . Dairy , fancy , 15f(91Co ; choice , U ?
lie Countiy , fancy , 12 )14c ; irood to choice ,
lOffBUe ; fair , OegtOc ; inferior , 7@Se.
LIVK PIOKONS Pordot.bl ) .
GAMU Pralrio chickens , ? 200@TOO : mal
lard ducks , SJ.BOftJ3.00 ; niUed aucks. Jt.SOO
2 00teal. . $1.35fdl.BI ( ) ; jack snipe , S1.2Tjl 50 ;
plover , $1.00 125 ; venisou saddles , 13iJ14o ( ;
carcasses , SftiJlOo.
KRISS Choice baud picked navy , ? 1.75@
2,00 ; choice hand-pliikcd , medium , $105 ®
l.iO ; choice hand-picked country , $ l.(50@I.G'i ( ;
clean country , $1.30@1.00 ; interior country ,
si.oorai.25
HIUL > < , f'ni.TS , TAI LOW , ET . Green salted
hides , 4'4VM ' ( > e ; diy salted hides , 5c ; dry
flint hides , 7c ; calf hides , 4I/6' ( 5c ; ; damaged
hides , 2o less : shuop pelts , green , each , 2)C@
81.00 ; sheep pelts , dr.v , perlbfligl2e. ( Tallow ,
No 1 , 4MIXo ; No. 2 , 34f | > , t c. Grease ,
white , 4K@4 > 4c ; yellow , 2 > . /BJc. (
Wool , Kino , average , l5ft lGc : medium ,
average , 21 ( < J2J ; quarter-blood , average , 20@
21c ; coarse uvoiage , 15@17c ; cotts and rough ,
live-race. 14W > lie (
CIIKCSU Young Americas , full cream ,
12c ; factory twins , IDc ; off grades , 7@Sc ;
Vun Hossen Edom , $11.50 per doz ; sap sago ,
19c ; biick , 9@Uc ) ; limburger , 8@9tj ; domes
tic hwiss , 1814c.
LEMONS Fancy , SO 00@b 50 ; choice , ? 5.50@
0 00.
CuANiiBHitiES Capo Cod , $900@1000.
OKANQKS Louisiana , per box , $1.00.
Hurri'.u INK Tubs. 14o ; lolls , 15c.
HUCKWIIB\T FLOUU Per bbl. , $0.50.
CHAPES N. Y. Concord , per basket , 35
APPLES Per bbl , $1.00 ( 3 00.
CVLIIOIINU GK\PES tl 5.1.73. )
CiLiioiiNU PLUMS SI. 50.
Prevus 10 Ib boxes , $1.75ft$3.35.
UAVWAS Accordliig to size , per bu ch ,
$ 2 oidJ ) 00.
Coco INUT3 Per 103 , $3 00.
AI-PI.C UurrBii 5o.
CiPKH I3bl9.- ; bf bbls , $3.00.
MAPLB Sue ui 12 i@15o per Ib.
Viui. Choice , mouiuin sue , G@0 > ic ;
choice heavy , 5c.
HoNi'.i 10u | ) or Ib for choice.
PiiissHiiviis 9K@10o per Ib.
.IKI.MES 8 > ifulo ) per Ib.
UBIWWAX No. 1 , l@Uo. ( ) )
PKIS FBET Pickled , kits , 75c ; pickled
ft 0 tongues , kits , $3 35 ; pickled tripe , kits ,
5 ; pickled H. C. tripe , kltsb5c ; spiced pigs'
hocks , k'its , ? 1,15.
HUBK Tosouns Salt , bbls , $30.
llAV-$4.0Jl < ? 5.00.
CHOP Fnup-SlO 00@12.00.
UIUN $10.00.
'ii n.
PHOVISIONS Hams , No. 1 , 10 Ib average ,
o ; SOtoSJ Ib10 > o ; 13 to U Ibs. ll 'c ;
No. 2 , 9 > iu ; shoulders , S' ' c ; brealcfast ba
con , No. 1 , b-J/c ; hum sausiiL'e , 9o ; tilled
beef hams , 9c ; beef tongues , $ | J 00 per
dozen ; dry salt moats , { ( nit't'cper ' Ib ; hum
roulette , (5 ( | c.
PICKI.BS .Medium , pur bbl. $1 50 ; small ,
$3.50 ; gherkins , $1550 ; C. & 1J. chow chow ,
qts * 5j5 ! ; pis , Si 40.
CANDV 9K ( 18Ke perlb.
CiiocoiiiTK AMI Couru 31 ( ' 17f per Ib ;
German chicory , red , 7 c.
GI JIBH Jamaica , ' 4 pints , $ JOO per doz.
COKKBH Green Fancy , old golden Hlo ,
33c : fancy old puahorry , 24c ; Rio , choice to
fancy , 28c ; Hlo , mime , 21c ; Hlo , good , 20o ;
Mocha , 8to ) ; Java , fancy Maudehliug , 89o ;
Java , good interior , 24c.
CorniB Hoastod ArbXipklo's Arlosa ,
34Vc : MeLaugnlin's ' XXX.K31j ' < o ; German ,
2Jc : Dilworth , 2.ijo ; Alni-oinn - , 21' ' c.
Hj-$1.76rf450 : ( , ,
NUTS Almonds , 15 ( 17 ; Brazils , Sc ; 111-
bcrts , lie ; pecans , lOc ; yvulnuts , . Jc , peanut
cocks , bo ; roasted , lOc.
Winri'iso PAI-KII Straw , per Ib ,
2 > o ; rasr , 2 o ; nmnllta , H , 55/'fo ( ! } No.
SUOAIIS Cut loat , OJJf'oj L-ut loaf , cubes ,
Oii ; standard , powdered , 9c ; XXXX ,
powdered , 9 ! o ; granulatoil , standard , 8 % ( (
bj/o ; ronfectionors' A , S a ; white , extra C ,
o : clinux , b'.jc ' ; dxtra U , Nebraska , SJfoj
uibor , 7 ? o ; California goldun C , 7j f.
bAusAOB Holngna , 41fr ( > o ; Frankfort ,
75 o , tongue , 8 > fc ; summer , Mo ; head chcusu ,
01ve.POTVTms
POTVTms 20rtJ5o per bu.
POUI.THY Old nons and dhickons , ? .100@
3 60 ; spring cnickens , fi.DO@i ( ) J ; duok and
geosu , purlb , lOo ; turkeya.i 9@IOo ; young
ducks , per doz , f , ! OU ; geese , $15 DO ® 7 , 00.
L\lll > I'iercos Hufmeu , 5/c ; puru leaf ,
0 > < c ; kottlu renderea , 7c. Add > fo to } { o for
smaller quantities.
Su/r Dairy , 230 Ibs in bbl , bulk , * J.10 ;
best grade , 150 , 53 , i,40 ; host grudo. 10U , s ,
$350 ; best Brado , 2S , IDs , $280 ; rock salt ,
crustied , ? l.bO ; dairy salt , Ashton , B'J ' Ib bags ,
lkt 21-lb bags , * ' 1.23i common , in
. , far
t.u , 4Xo ; peas. 8 0 ; oat meal , 8 5c ; mac-
rronin , llo ; voruuuolli , lie ; rice , 3X@7i ) ;
hjsro mid tapioca , tl@7c ,
Fisn-Salt Dried' codfish , 5)f ) ( < ? SJ o ; scaled
herring. 2lc per box ; hoi. herrhiLdom. . , 50o ;
Hamburt' . spiced herring , * 1.40 ; hoi. herring ,
Imp. . b5o ; mackerel , largo family , $11 WJ per
IJOlbs : white-Han , No. 1. < fl 50 ; family , tJ.75 ;
trout , M.i'i ; salmon , $3 50 , anchovies. bOc.
t'jium-CurruiitB , 4 ftJ5o ; prunes ,
casks , 1300 lb , 4 > < " ( S4lo ; prunes , bbh or
bags , 4l < @ 4Jio ; citron ueels. drums , 20 lb .
22o ; lemon pcol , dttihis , 20 lb , 17o ( fnrd
dates , boxes , 12 Ibs , Ite ; arleots. | choice evap
orated , I8o ; apricots , Jolly , cured , 23 Ib boxes ,
I5o ; npricots , fancy. Mount Unmllton , S3 Ib
boxes , 15cj npricots , choice , bugs , 80 Ibs ,
; apples , ovnK | > rntcd , Alden , 50 lu boxes ,
0io ; apple * , Star , Oft l oi apples , fancy Alden
don , 51b , 8c ; apples , fancy AUien , 3 Ib , 8'io ;
blackberries , evaporated. 50 Ib boxps , 5 > J5J
0/c ; cncrncs , pitted , drycuroJ , 15o ; pears ,
California fnnoy , Us boxes , 23 Ib , ! 2 > < e :
petichcs , Oal fancy , tf unpacked boxo , 23
Ibs , ISo ; poaches , Cnl No I , fancy , ' 's unit
bags'SO Ibs , 14c ; peaches , fancy , evnp imp ,
50 lt > boxes , ll ( < $15c ; poaches , S ill Lake , now ,
7i8o ( ; nectarines , red , 12c ; nectarines , ail *
ver , bags , 18c ! pitted plums , Cnl , 25 Ib boxes ,
lie ; raspberries , ovap N Y , now , "lc ; prunes ,
Cal. H C , 90-100 boxes , 25 Ibs , 80 ; prunes , Cnl ,
ll C , 00-70 , 9c ; orangu pool , 15o ; raisins , Cnl-
ifornia Londons , crou IbSs ) , ! 240@3 GO ; nil-
sins , Cnl loose , muscatels , crop 1888 , Sl.OOftD
3.00 : A'nlenclns , IbbS , 7e.
CANNED FISH Brook trout , 3 Ib , $2.40 ;
Balnion trout , U Ib , tJ.S3 ; clnms , 1 Ib , f 1.25 ;
clams , a Ib , $ J,10 ; clam , chowder , 3 Ib , $ l.85t
dovllod crabi. lib , SJ 23 ; deviled crnbs , 3
Ib , W 60 ; codllsh balls , 8 ib , 51.75 ; cavlor. &
Ib. U25ools ; , 1 Ib , $3 40 ; lobsters , 1 Ib , $1.00 ;
lobsters , 8 Ib , $2.00 ; lobsters , deviled. > < Ib ,
SJ.25 ; mackerel , 1 Ib , $1.75 ; mnckorol. mus
tard sauce , 3 Ib , $ , UO ; mackerel , tomato
anuco , 3 Ib , $3.23 ; oysters , 1 Ib , 9V ; oysters ,
3 Ib , fl.OO ; siluion , C. H , 1 Ib , 5300 : salmon ,
C. U. , 3 Ib. $2 8i ) : salmon. Alaska , I Ib , $1.GO ;
salmon , Alaska , 2 Ib , $3.03 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
* w * ' ) < Ji
CASSKII MIATS : Corned beef. Uroughman
3 Ib , per do ? . $3.10 ; corned bcof , Armour's 8
Ib , per doz , $303 ; corned btfof , Llbbv's 3 ib ,
* J.1031t ; > lunch tongue , $ T > 00 ; lib lunch
tongue. $3.75 ; 3 Ib ham. $3 bo ; 3 Ib brawn
or hoadclioose , $1.0" ! 3 Ib pigs feet , $2.40 ; 3
Ib roast chicken , ? 330 ; 2 Ib roast turkey.
$380 ; potted ham , X Ib. $1.33 ; 1 Ib chipped
beof. $3.15.
OiiB-lCurosoiio-P. W. , O c ; W. W. 12o ;
headlight , 18c ; salad oil , $ ) .15@,00 ' per
dozen.
SAI.SOIU lJ 2Vc Per Ib.
STAUCII 5 7c per Ib.
ST6tn POLISH $3,0055 87 per gross ,
SPICKS Whole , per Ib Allspice , lie ; Cas
sia , China , 9 } c ; cloves , HauHbar , 20c. ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 75c ; pepper , 17c.
Dry GootlH.
Piu.VTS Pink nmlHobes Hichniond , Gc ;
Allen. (5e ( ; Hivcrpoint , 5' ' c ; Stool Hiver
OJ c ; Pacillc , (5 ( > c.
1'iiiNTS Indigo Hlue St. Lcger , (5 ( > fp ;
Washington. OJ o ; American , G' e : Arnold ,
GWc ; Arnold Century. Oc ; Windsor Gold
TK't. 10' c ; Arnold B , lOKo ; Arnold A , 12c ,
Arnold Gold Seal , lOKc ; Yellow Seul , 10'ac
COMFOHTFIIS f0.5liJ".00 ) ( |
COKSKT JmNS Hoston , 7c ; Androscog-
gin , 72,0 ; Ko.usngo , 7,34o ; Hockport , G fc ;
Consetogn , ( l c.
Ciu u Stevens' H , 5J e ; Stevens' A. 7e ;
bleached , Sc ; Stevens' ' P , 7J c ; bleached ,
SVc ; Stevens' N , S c ; bleached , 9'c ;
Stevens' SHT , ll cl
DENIMS Amoskcag , 9oz , Ifl 'c ; Everett , 7
02 , 13c ; York , 7 07 , 13c ; Haymaker , 8e ;
.Inffroy , XX , ll c ; .TalTroy , XXX , 12' ' < ; c ;
Heaver Creek , AA , 12c ; Uenvor Creek , HIJ ,
lie ; Heaver Creek , CO , lOc.
7' < ; o ; Renfrew dross ,
bnuimso , lii.c kOitui ) Elierton ,
Housckeciior , S' < Jc ; New Canaldate , ; tn ,
Ucrkoloy cambric , Xo. 60 , Oo ; You Uet , 1-4 ,
( Kc ; butter cloth , OO , 4'4o ' ; Cabot , 7 o ;
Farwoll , half blenched , S } < Je ; Ti'uit of Loom ,
SJ c ; Green G , Oc ; Hope , 7J < je ; King Phillip
cambric , lOc ; Lonsdalo cambric , lOo ; Lons-
dale , SKc ; New York mills , lOc ; 1'cppcioll ,
42 In , lllc ; Pcpperell , 40 in , lie ; Pepperell ,
0-1 , ll-Xi' ? I'eppcrpll , 84 , 20c ; Pcpperell. 94 ,
2 > c ; Pepperell , 10 I , 2lu ; Canton , 4-4 , b'.j'e ;
Canton , 4-1 , O' ' u ; Triumph , Ocamsuita ;
llo ; VullPV , be ,
TKKS-Oakland , A , 7'jO ' ; International ,
TV , be ; Shotucltot , S. b'lc ' ; Wan en , Xo b7l ) ,
Nic ; Berwick , UA , lie ; Acme , 13c : York ,
80 in , 12' ' c : York , 3i iu , \la\ \ \ Swift River ,
Su ; lliorndlite , OO , 8'tfc ; Thorndiko , KF ,
8 > c : Tuorndlke , 120. 9 > c ; Thoindihe , XX ,
] 5u ; Cordls , No. 5 , 9J c ; Coitlis , No. 4 , 10 ] 'e.
DUCK West , Point , 2-1 In. 8 oz , 9 > 4c ; West
Point , 29 In , 10 oz , IS c ; West Point , 29 In ,
120.2 , 15J c ; West Po.nt , 40 in , 11 ol(5c. ( .
FiASNbi.s Plaid Raftsmen , 20c : Clear
Lake , 3 ( ! ' c ; lion Mountain , 2(5Kc. (
Pin VTs Solid Colors Atlantic , ( lc ; Slater ,
OiHerlin oil , 0 > io ; Garner oil , 0 7i ; .
SniiiTiNO CIIKCKS Caledonia X , 9 > c ;
Caledonia XX , lOJ c ; economy , Oo : Otis , lie ;
Granite , (5c ( ; Crawford checks , be ; Haw
River plaids , 5' c.
SHKBTINO , lliiowx Atlantic A , 44 , 7 > e ;
Atlantic H , 4-4. 7c ; Atlantic U , 44 , O c ;
Atlantic P , 4-4 , Oc : AuioraLL , 1-1 , Oo ; Au
rora C , 44 , 4n c ; Ciown XXX , 4-4 , r > Jo ;
Hoosicr LL , 4-1 , . ) ' 4o ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7o ;
Lawrunco LL , 4-4 , SJ c ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
n c ; Pcpperoll | { , 4-4 , ( i c ; Pcpperell E , 10-
inch , 7'if ' ; Pejiporell , b-4 , 17'a'c ' ; Peppercll ,
9-1 , 20c ; Pepperell , 104 , SSe ; Utica C , 47o ;
41 , < " . WiiLhusctts , 4-4 , 7c ; Auroia R , 4-4 , 7c.
Aurora U , 1-1 ,
AVmdsor , 23
FLANSBMKcd C , 24 Inch , 15J c ; E , 34
inch , 21' < ! o ; G G , 24 inch. SOc ; U A r , Jf ,
83c ; J H l27o ; G , , , 25c.
U MTS Standard , 8c ; ( Jem , Sc ; Be nuti
] 2'Jc ' ; Boone , 14o ; B , cased , $0.30 ,
llLvMtBTv White , $100j750 ( ( ; colored ,
. .
CAHPIJTWAIIP Bibb , vliito , 18J c ; coloicd ,
21 ' c.
COTTON rn > VFis 10 per cent trade dis. ;
EE , 8K ° ; GG , 9 fc ; XX. 10 > < ( ! ; OO. lU < Jc ;
unbleached , LL , 5Uc ; CC , G c ; SS 7 fc ;
NN , 12' ' c ; AA , 14c ; DD. 15'ic ; TlKi o ;
YY , 18c ; BU , lOc ; 20 , bleached , 8'tc ' , ; GO ,
Hi SO , 18Kc ; 50 , brown mid slate , 9c ; 7U ,
> ' ; 90 , IGc.
KESTU < KJUNS Heicules , 17o ; Leam
ington , 83K ; Glcnwood , 20o ; Melville , 25c ;
Bang-up , 27) ) c ; Memorial , 15c ; Stnudpoint ,
18c : Durham , 27" c.
Aliprni.nNroi'-i Table oil cloth , ? 2,50 ;
tnblo oilcloth , marble , $3.51) ) ; plain , Holland ,
9V , 'ado ' Holland , l2V c.
I'ltisn Diess Charter Oalt , 5e ; Hainii-
po , lc ; Lodi , 5j4o : Allen , Oo ; Hichniond , Oc ;
\\milsor , f > ytaEddystone \ , 0'4c ' ; Paclllc ,
Ijliinlii-r nnd Iltiildini ; IMutorinl.
Snx K Bouti > s A , 12 inch , s 1 s 14 and 1(1 (
foot , $115 OU , B 12 moll , s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10
feet , $41,0i ) ; C 12 mchs 1 s 1'2 , Maud 15 feet ,
gyilCO ; D 12 inch , s 1 H 12 , II mid 10 fuel ,
$3100 ; No 1 com 12 in , H 1 , 12 feet , $18.00 ;
No 2 com 12 In s 1 s , II and HI foot , $17 5C@
18 60 ; No. 1 com 12 in 1 H 10 , 18 , and 20 feet ,
$19.50 ; Mo. 2 com 12 in s 1 s II and 1G feet ,
$17.00.
POPI.VII LL Miiuii Clear poplar box bds , ?
in , s 2s , $3500 ; clc.ir poplar , % panel ,
$3000 ; clear poplar , 'H ' in paunl , $ J)0 ( ) ; clear
poplar , panel stock wide , r 2s , 3S,00 ;
clear poohir corrugated ceiling , J , $3'J.OO.
Posts White cndar , 0 inch halves , 18o ;
white cedar , 5 } Inch halves nnd 8 inch o'rn ,
He ; white cedar. 4 inch round , lOc ; Tonnes-
hee red cedar , split , lOo ; split oak ( white )
Sc ; sawed oak , 17c.
SHIP LAP No 1 plain. 8 and 18 inch , $17,30 ;
No , 2 plain , 8 und 10 inch , $15 60 ; No. 1 , O.
G , $18.00.
HIM ! S8IONS AM ) flMIII'Il.
12 ft 1 1 ft 10 ft 18 It 30 ft 23 ft 24 ft
2x4 . ,1500 1500 1500 1000 1000 Ib 00 1900
2x0. . . 1500 15 ( X ) 1500 1(5 ( 00 10 00 Ib 00 1900
2x8 . .1500 1500 1500 1(5 ( 00 1000 1800 1900
2x10. . . I50J 1500 1500 1(1 ( OJ 1GOO 1800 1900
2x12 , .1500 1500 1500 1000 1000 1800 1900
4x48x.blGOO 1(500 ( 1000 17 OJ 1700 1800 1900
Fr.NCiNO No. 1 , 4 and I ! inch , 13 and 14 ft ,
i-OUgb , $ H1.00@lG.50i No. 1.4 and IS inch , HI ft ,
$ I7.t)0 ) ( < D17.50 ; No. 3 , 4 und G Inch , 18 and 10 ft ,
$18 50t$11.00 ( ; No. 2 , 4 und ( ) Inch , 10 ft , $15 00
FiM-jinxa 1st and 3d clear , 1'/ ' inch , s 2 a ,
Sl'J.UOfriSl UO ; 1st and 2J clear , 1 } and 2
inuh , s 2 s , 517 00 ( 5U.OO ; 3d clear , 1'4 inoti , s
2 s , # 4 i 00fi10 00 ; H select , 11 , 1 > und 3 inch ,
H 2 a , J7 OOCrffls CO ; 1st and 31 clear , 1 inch , s
2 a , $15 Oil ; 3d clour , 1 inch , s 3 H , (30 00 ; A
Eiilect. 1 inch , s 2 s. fJJ.OO ; U select , 1 Inch ,
B 2 a , $30,00.
SIIINOI.K . LVTII Per M XXclear , ? 3,15 ;
extra "A * . ? . ' . ) ( ) ; standard A , $3(50 ( , 5-lnoh
clear , l (10Q1 ( 70 ; 0 inch clear , tl,7B ( < il,80j )
No. 1 , ? l.iu@l 15 ; clear red ccilar , mlxod
widths , fioui Washington teirltory , $140 ;
California r , l wood , dimension widths , fl 50 ;
cypress , clear heart , dimension widths , $825 ;
lath , * , ' .50.
HO/UUJS-No , 1 coin a 1 B 13 , 14 and 1(5 ( ft ,
$19 DO ; No. 2 com s 1 s 114 and 1(5 ( ft , $1(5 ( liU :
Xo , 8 com s 1 H 12 , 11 and 1(1 ( ft , U I ' U ; No , 4
com 3 1 u 15 , 14 nnd IU ft ( ship's cull ) , $11.00 ,
Add 50o per M ft for rough ,
UAITKSS. Wiii.iiTuniMi , Piuu.Tri O , G.
Halts , 2M inch , ( iUo ; O , ( J. Urttts , Jvi ( .l , SB ,
: i5cMn : well tubing , I ) . A M und bov. * 'J 10 ;
pickets , 13. & H. , flutf20.UO , ; pickets , U A , H.
square , * ll ) 00.
Fiooiti.vo 1st com f ! inch while pine ,
$ .14.00 ; 3d com (5 ( inch white pine , f.ll.UO ; 3 > i
com 0-inch white plnco , $ jo 00 , U com 0-lnch
white pine , * , W.OO ; com 4 and ii-incli yellow
Dluo $15.00 ; Star 4-moh yellow pine , 117.00 ;
1st end 2d cicar yellow plno , 4 nnd 0-Inch ,
CmuNO ANO VAIITITIOX 1st Com , ? 4'ln
white pine partition , $ . ' 13.00 ; 3d Com , { In ,
whlto plno partition , f )7.00 ; clear f iiij yel
low plno colling. $20.00 ; i-lo.ir V In , Norway ,
$14 60 ; Ud Cora. * < In Norway. $13.50.
TWIIICH nnd Itopc.
HiNBEiis1 TWINU Slsnl , 13oj hemp , 14o ;
mnnllla , 15o.
ULOTIIRSMNHS Cotton , 50 ft. $1 20 ; cotton
CO ft , $1.40 : Jute , 50 ft , OOc ; Jute , 00 tt , $1.00-
COTTON TWINn riue , 20o ; medium , l G
henvy hemp , 15c ; light licmp , 15c.
SAILTWINK B , sail , SOo ; Culcitttiv llo ;
Mnnilli rope , 14 } < o ; sisal rope , like ; now
product , Vcute,9 ; ) > jfu ; cotton , IGo ; hide roue ,
17o.
A Solifino AVortli Try In B.
A novel sclionio in rnllroiulluR1 is
nbotit to bo triotl by nn ICiiRllsli nynili *
onto on the Austruin pyatoin. Loi.diiifj
iibrnrloa will bo cstabliBhocl at nil tlio
railroad stutiong ot nny s\zo \ , ut which
books will bo loaned utiilow r.alo. They
cni bo returned tit miy of the librnrlos
of tlio company. 1'rnvolors nro , us u
rule , greedy for books , and -tlio vontnro
is o.\p.cctctl to moot with success , not
withstanding the opposition of train
news ngonls , whoso busluossill ho
sadly hnmporod.
Cushninn's Menthe Inlmlor euros cntnirh ,
licadncho , neuralgia , asthmn , hay fever.
Trial free nt your druggist. Price 50 cents.
SRROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
; t)5 ( .South llttli Struct , - O in nil a ;
COMMERCIAL
Capital , $4OOOOO
Surplus , 4O.OOO
Olllcors and Directors 13. M. Mnr oman , O
31. Hitchcock , .Ins , Uiirnenu. Jr. , A. llcnrv , K
il. AiulorsonViu ( l.Maul , v mm.i. ; . II. Will
lams. A 1' . Hopkins juoi.i A Milliard , cii uler ;
r. 11. llryunt , as lst.int cashier.
NATIONAL BANK ,
U. S. DEPOSTORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital . $100.000
Surplus .fan. 1st , I SSI ) . 52,001)
OlTUM'.HS AMD MItliciOU3 : :
HbMU \ \ . VVIKS I'lesldt'iit ,
I.BWIM S. ltn I ) . Vicu I'reslnoat.
A l2.T u/viiv ,
\V. V. MOIISI.
.lOIIJ. S CiI.MN < < ,
It. 0. CiHiiiMi ,
J.N. 11. I' vriucic ,
W II. t ? . Hunui" ' . Cashier.
THE IRON BANK.
Inr Utli anil 1 ii
A General Iliuiklnir lltiMnrsa I'liiusnctcd.
WANTED
ISSUED DY CITIES ,
| COUNTIESSCHOOL
, DISTRICTS , WATER
Correspondence solicited. COMPANIES , ETC.
N.W. KARRIS & COMPANY , Bankers ,
163-105 Dearborn Street , CHICAGO.
7O State Stroot. BOSTON.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
A ' -
1302 FARNAM STREET.
Boots and Shoos.
KIKKENDALL , JObES A CO. ,
Huciessors to Iked , Jonci &Ca.
Wholesale Mannfacturers of Biots & Shoes
Ab'uuti for lloiton Itubbcr Shoo On. , 1KC. 11(11 ( and 11UO
llarney btrt'vt , onialrn , N
Drowors.
STOHZ A JLEIi ,
Lager Beer Brewers.
1V1 North Kltflitpn nth Btrcat.Onmlia , Neb.
Cornlcb.
" _ _ _
KAQLE COItNICE irO/J/f.S'7
Uaniircturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice
\ \ ! udocaps nnd motnllcHkrllb'hti * . John JCpunuttr ,
priiuiietor , " 6 and HUi-juili lutli ttiuut.
Pumps , EtOj , _
BTHANR * CLAltK 8TKAM UKATINd CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
gttam , water , rnllwnv and in I nine lupiillii , ele.
KX ) , 'jnandW ( tarnam ilrau , OinaUa.
u. a. WIND ENafxn A PUMP co. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Uallldajr tilad nillli , 014 an 1 W ) Jimui it. , Oiiaba ,
U , 1' , KofO ,
NELL A CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
HUeet-lrou ncrlr , itfam pucipt , nair inllli. 12U-I2I5
1 oavvnnertU itrttel , Omaha.
Iron ' Works. _ _ _
rAX'lON A VlEl'iLINO IRON w7JniS ,
Wrought and Gait Iron Building Work ,
Knitlnci , IIIUM work , yencral foundry , machine and
klacksuiliU work Office KinJ works , V J' . llf.
Ru < l nib itreu , Otualiiu
oAfAUAvntE \ A TRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire anfl Iron Railing
Utik r lll , window KUMI , Honor iitnoiO , vtlru iliiBi ,
tc. 12) Nutili Htli itruel.oiuulia ,
OMAlfsrSAFE A IHOff WOIIK ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire anil Burglar rroof Safes ,
VftiilH loll work , Iron linllcn anil lire iaiapt
U , Auurean , uruu r corner HfJ aud Jackion tin.
Doorsi Etc.
JW. A. DlMUtOW A CO. ,
Wliolcinla nunufaeturfrt of
Sasn , Doors , Blinfls ani Moilings ,
llrmu'li ollce , Ulli aid l arJ tltttula Oniaha Nf'j ,
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION VfOVIf YAltVH CO'
OfSoulHinalia , Limitci
OlEAJOiEBS'DlBBCTOI ' } !
. Agrloiilturt.1 Implomontn ,
LlNIAUElt A AtlHVALF CO. ,
A&ricnlt'l & ' Implements , Wagons , Carriagei
, etcv Wholesale. Omnhv N
Furniture.
j > Bir/rt U'I
Wholesale Driers in Furniture ,
KartiMn iliecl , Omnlia , Nc
Furniture ,
Omit tin , Nebraska ,
CrocorloB.
, liitAur' coT
lie Grocers ,
18th and Iofu onwurtli otrec'to , Onmhn , Xobrmk * .
Hnrclvvnro.
II * J.
Heavy HMware , Iron and steel ,
Eptlnk'i , wnson ( lock , hnrdnniv , lumber , cto. ISM
nJ 1111 Unmet alivt , Omntia.
PE , M1U1UHNA S1
Manufacturer * nnd Job enln
faunas , BiigicsRatoi , Plows , Etc ,
Cor ' .Hh niiJ I'ncltlo Mrcati , Omatia.
Artists' Motor-Ibis-
A. HObPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 DuiiKln * HreiH , Omnlm , Ncbm'kit.
Boots and Shoos.
l r. V. tMOltiiE & CO. ,
Jobbers of Boots and Slices ,
11Q1.1101,1105 Uoudns street , Uniulin Manufactory ,
bum HILT sirvel , lloaturu
_ Cool , CoUo , Etc.
JAMES ir. TUATCiiEit COAL co ,
Minors and Sliiprs of Coal ani Golf
Doom t V N I in no ' Oman.
OMAHA COAL , COKE ,1 LIME (70
JOuliG.s . oi Mil uul SjU Coal ,
1MSouth ) I3tli ttrjot , Oiunha , I < ol > riiski .
XEIIHASICA VUEL CO. ,
Shippers or Coal and Coke ,
211 South 13tli Bt.,0nmlm , Nob.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A. WAKEF1ELD ,
Wholesale Limitier , Etc ,
Imported nnil American I'orllanJement. . BtaU
ngontfor Sllivmukru liydrau loamoiu nud
Quluiy wliltu lime
( WAS 11. LEE ,
Dealer in Ha ; dwd Lumber.
Wood cnrputs ninl piirqtict flonriiiir. nth
ttticitu , Uniiitm rstb *
OMAHA LUMUER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
ISth street and Union I'arlllc inuk , Onmlm.
LOUIS jJitA
Dealer In Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash ,
Doors , Etc. Yard * t'orncj 7th intl DoiiKltis. Ofllef
Corner lltlli and Douulaj.
n. nr. an AY.
Luinbe ; LiniCi Cement , Etc.- , Etc ,
Corner 'Jtti and Douglas ts , Omalift.
C. A * . DIRTZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
13tb ami California ttrccti.Oiimlin.JVabrnska ,
Milllnory and Motions.
/ . OltEIU'ELDEll A CO. ,
Ininorters & JoMers in Mi Jinery & Nolions
Wi1V1 anil 212 houlli nth struU
Notions.
j. r. noniN ON NO fioN cd.
Wholesale Notions and Furbishing Goods ,
1121 Hume } Sircvt , OumkB
I
Commission and
Itl DDELL A HI UDELL ,
Stone and Commission Merchants ,
Ep claltleii lliitlcr , I'Ut's , chcuso. poultiy , narao.
111Z llouurJ Btrtot.Uniuhn , M-b.
Dry Goods and Notions.
M. E. 'SMITH A do. .
DryGooit Fnrnishiiig&ood ? and Notions
1103 and 1101 l > ouglns , cor. lltli itruct , Um.ilm.Ncb.
JflLPATJilCK-ltOUll Ditr GOODS CO. ,
Importers & Jokers in Dry ( foodsNotions ,
Geat'ft furntshlnv 'oods Corner lltli nml Unrnof
Birtct9Oni.iliat Nobrnnku.
A TAYLOR ,
Bnilte1 Hardware anfl Scale Repair Shop
llcchanlM' tool ami lluffnlo fcalot. 14IU Douglai
atruot , Uumha , > uU. _ _ _ _
Toys , Eto.
II. HARDY A CO. ,
Jobbcri of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
I-l9usa furnl-lilnn KO' I . clillilren'a c-anhiKCS , 1201
- Hirnam street , Onmhu , f.cb.
J Oils. .
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Rented and Lubricating Oils ,
Aile unjaso , utc , Oiinilin. A. ll.UUhoi' , ilunni.orj
Papor.
CA nPEN'rnn PA PER co. ,
0 Wholesale Pancr D3 lers.
Orrr a nice itook ul iirlntln ' . wrin" " " " " 'I '
Id Ivantl n'.t mtlonulrant o card paper
TIMS-
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF IQIi
Chicago , Milwaukee _ _ & St , Paul R'y ' ,
TUu Ilcbt Itoutu from Omr.ha ami Council
IMulTs to
TWO TUA1NH DAILY BKFWUKN OMAHA
AMD CO UN ( .11 , JILUl'FH
Chicago , AND MlhrnuKcc.
St. 1'uul , Minneapolis , Collar Kiiplds ,
Kdclt Island , Fiecpnrl , Ilorhfurd ,
Clinton , IMiltnqiio , Davenport ,
1 Elgin , Madison , JnnoKTllIo ,
! liuldt , Wiiiona , Lu Crosse ,
AJiili 11 other Important point < Kait , Norlliemt md
i timithoint.
1 Kor throuiih lltkett tail on the tlokei n rat at IV ) )
rarnaiu ttrtet.lii llarktr Illock , or et Unlu rnclflo
Dupol.
IMIlmnn Bloeper * aiul the line , I Dlnlnu Tan In Ib *
worlilitra runun tli inftln linu ol tbulUknvn , Mil ,
1 waukCB&Ht I'mil llallwuy , and tvurj atteutlun Ii
' pnlit tu puiituKOra uy courluuui eiaployet of lliu
I i company. H. .Mil. I , Kit aunoral .Mannuer
J , t TI/'CKISH , Ai lt.tint liunurnl Manager.
A. V It. CAltrKMtH , Uunural i'a.itruer antl
Tick , t Atunt
UUU K 1IICAKJ01U ) . AuilttaitdCDoral l'ai > enr r
ml'JIckct Aeunt.
V. J. CLAltK. Otaural BuuirlnHnJunl.
ABOUT CLOVES.
\Vlicn you urolmylnifo/ou'i / runi inU rtlinttlioiulj
- lutluiMiIiigitiiiirliullitti
" " lnuoeheui' ItliliclUrlu
pay a fair | > rkn nud net
tiKxl i loun Ilku llulcb'
pliii > ( Mi'i > , Tlicy uru luaile
f irum itliclnl hklnn In thtl
-
r u led to tta Iho moat
tirvlciubld mu'Io. It > ou
want tu know inoni nlxmt
ul i In cinernl nod
ulll tltf'lllMMIIIl'll < il VI'K
In | riltnlar , onuloto
klnilllirilC lllO lH.k A llUUI
( JliiifII will Inti-rtit
i you uituitut.
tVUM V. hUJHIIMiO. , , Jvbaitvnu , If , Yt