Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY OCTOBER 22. 1889.
"Wheat Weak and Lower and Cables
< Off a Fraction. >
COnN DEPRESSED AND LOWER.
Odin Active encl Prices Conic Down
n Notch very Ijlttlo Interest
in ProvlHlons Cntllu Prices
Higher Quotations.
CHICAGO PHODUOB MA HURTS.
CniOAno , Oc' . 21. [ Special Telegram to
Tup. BUB. ] Wheat was active , weak and
lower to-day. Cables were easy and oft a
fraction. Now York was slumpy and down
lo and moro. Receipts In the northwest nro
still enormous and the visible supply In *
creased 3,212,000 bushels , with tlio demand
from Importing countries nt the lowest point
and wltli Now Yoric only 34o above us , nnd
with supplies cro.vdlng to the front In great
masses. Thcro was llltlo In the situation to
cncouragu the Dulls , and tha result was free
liquidation on the declining scale of values.
The not decline for thi day wasJJfo for Do-
ccmTrtsr , nnd } $ a for Alny. Now York had n
sharp break early In the day , consequent
upon the soiling out of concentrated holdIngs -
Ings and the weakttess that was produced
hero by tb-j break was further Intensi
fied by ' 'tho report that the estimated
receipts -.Minneapolis and U ninth would
foot up to nearly 2,0'J3 cars 1,030 In Miano-
npolls nnd the vest In Duluth , The weak
ness In the cast nnd the mountainous re
ceipts In the west break the hearts of the
loncs'and the back of ttio market. It was a
day of weakness throughout. Local receipts
nro on the Increase , the arrivals for to-day
boIngS'JOcara. Tim receipts nt all the prin
cipal points east nnd west footed up 1,071,000 ,
bushels , and the shipments 330,000 busiiels ,
ot which only ' , ' 03,700 bushels went
pyt.fronl the soabord , The points of gioat-
csts'tiiist In the visible stocks were : Chicago
cage , * . ' ! } , < X)0 ) bushels ; Buffalo , 104,000 bushels ;
Duluth , 470,000 bushels : Minneapolis , 829-
003 bunhsls , and New York , 495 bushels.
The local speculative sentiment was bearish
from Un ( , Rtnrt to the finish , but there
was nevertheless nmnlfost a disposition on
part of sculpers to buy wheat early In the
day. Irresponsible authority had quoted
Hutchlnson as bullish for the turn , and , of
course , the " , tlo follows all wanted to swim
with big llsli. Early buyers turned sellers
ere long and made the descent moro procip-
Itlous than It would otherwise have occn.
IKcember opened at Sic and May at 83J c.
Liberal speculative purchases early stiffened
iho market , December going to 8l } @ $ lMc ,
and May to 34c. Thcso tlgures wore outside ,
and nftor they were reached there was a
steady drag. The market was pulled down
Ivs Ic , of thoroajouts , December displaying tbo
&rt'atost ' relative weakness ami stopping nt
' & ) a May striking the bottom Just 3 cents
'higher nt 83o. During the last dour values
hardened somowlmt , rallying nbout } { c ,
but the Qntil resting place did not In-
dlcato nny startling degree of buovanoy ,
October closing nt78 ° ffc. December 80) ) cnnd
May ntS3'4@S3c , or about } { o from the
bottom nil around. The aggregate volume
of business was largo , but loss so than the
nervousness nnd activity of the mnrket might
bavU i lad 'nany to expect. Norlbwcstern
markets were down , of course , and so were
: \ \ western markets , but New York was the
bead of the weakness , apparently.
I The corn market was depressed and about
Vi3 lower early In the day , and until the visi
ble supply llgurcs wcro officially given out ,
showing a reduction of stocks In sight of
1,122,000 uushols. This latter circumstance
produced n firmer feeling and caused a rene
ne t Ion of } @ } { a from the low llgurcs pre
viously prevailing. About the only noticeable
feature of the day's trading was the frco
selling of May by Hutchison around 32c ,
and ho was rather readily sup
piled by the shorts , who covered
freely at about the snmo ilguro. The cash
demand was light and prices lu that depart-
mnat averaged about , ' c decline from Satur
day's rullne. There was a gooddoal of busi
ness done in futures for nn hour nftor the
opening , but trading became slack and lackIng -
Ing In spirit later. October sold frdrn 30J
@ 30c at tbo opening to 30 @ 30yc , but re
covered to 39 aC und closed ut SQ3Qgc. !
May sold from 32JjJ33o to 32J @ 322fo and
closed nt 82Jf@32kc.
Oats wcro active , but weak , with prices
pushed down a further notch or two at onetime
time showing J o docllno. Receipts were
largo , materially exceeding the estimate.
I ' The other cereals were weaker , holders of
long oats were free sellers nnd thcro was
llttlo demand aside from that to cover shorts.
A largo business was dona lu May at a
range of 21 @ 21J c , with this month going
below the i o mnrK and December touching
lBC'$18a. Nothing of consequence
was reported as withdrawn from store , and ,
while local stocks wcro last week decreased
about 100,000 uusholo , the visible supply
showed a fair Increase of 03.30-3 bushels.
Noi 3 to go to store sold at 1717 , ' c , or the
.lowest point yet reached , and No. 3 whlto
for May delivery went nt 23o.
The speculative market for provisions was
profoundly dull to day , but llttlo interest be
ing-shown In the deal oven by local profes
sionals. As on Saturday , wheat had moro
attraction for room traders than anything
else. The pork pit was practically aban
doned , nnd on the morning call not a trade
was made. In view of the depressing pur-
roundliiKs larger receipts of hogs
than expected and lower prices for
raw materials , together with the
further break on the grain list prices for
the product exhibited u surprising steadi
ness. Lard was , In fact , stronger and higher
for tbo near deliveries , soiling up to $0 30 , or
7 ! o above Saturday's cloning ilgures. At
the stock yards there were 0,000 moro hogs
than expected and at the six principal packIng -
Ing points the arrivals aggregated 41,000
head , ngalnst 29,000 , head for the correspond
ing day last your. Live hogs were 5@10o
lower. A few trades were made in October
pork at $10.95@11.00 and the market closed ift
(11.00 , the same as Saturday. January pork
sold n "split11 higher. ThobullBsubscquontly
eased oft to $9.45. Judge Qresham refused to
grant ) ( ho injunction asked for In the Sawyer-
Wallace pork deal this morning and tha case
was dismissed. Tha decision had no percepti
ble affect on the market. Thcro was a mod
erate shipping demand for both lard and
meats , but only a limited business was made
public , most of the transactions reported being -
ing on Ilia qulot. Tha market closed nulot
nnd steady , moss pork showing a not gain of
7jO In November and 2'tfo ' loss in January.
Lurd futures closed 2i < < i7 > 40 hluhcr , Octo
ber showing the most strength. Ribs for Oc
tober delivery were 2K" higher and for Jan
uary about the sumo to a sbudo easier.
CHICAGO MVIJ STOOK.
CHIOAOO , Oct. 21. [ Special Telegram to
THE HUB. ] CATTLE llusliioss was fairly
nctlvo mid pricoi about the same as at tbo
close of lust week. Receipts wcro divided
at 8,500 natives , 4.000 Texans and i,500 ! rang
ers. Slilpuors and exporters , also ilrcsitod
beef operators , wanted all the fut cattle on
tha nmrlcot , but medium and common were ,
as has been thn cnso for two months , loft
until ovorj'tlilnn good to choice was disposed
of , and then common and medium void at
i what buyers would odor. Texans and rntig
er H , ulso butchers' stock , sold steady. Thcro
r was a fuir outlook to the stacker und
i
, feeder trade , as thcro was quite
a number of buyers on the market.
t.
Cholco tooxtra beeves , $ I (1005.X ( ( ) ; medium
to irooa steers , 1350 to 1500 Ibs. (4.00 ( 4.60 ;
( ? ; TJOOto KUO Ibs , UO@l.-5 ; 050 to 1200 Ibs ,
ta.OOC4a.UOj slocUer * utul foodora. 13 00J-J.05 ;
cows , bulls and mixed , tl.2fr32.b3 ; bulk ,
tl.S5 ( 2.10 ; Texas steers , $ -J.20 ( < c'3AH ) ; cows ,
i tl.C > 0.a,3.15 ( : western run oru , | i&0f < ? y.05 ;
cows , fiOOQajO ; wintered Texans , tJ.WKg
aoo.
aoo.Hoos
Hoes The market was active and G10o
lower Tor heavy and light , wulla imckuig .
uradcs sold nearly the same as on Saturday.
Lieut sorts sold tu fi.20@t.-lO , and packers at [ t
ta.8i@-l,15 , largely at M.OO , sblppera at t-1.02 )
( gl.ao , uud slugo sort at tUO ,
FINANCIAL.
NE\Y VOIIK , Get 21 , ( Special Tolesrara to
TUB UEE. ] STOCKS Weakness to a marked
degree proved to be the order of the day lu
tbe stock market during the forenoon. The
losses sustained Included specialities , Coal :
era , Grangers nnd Trusts. The opening was
not at all sensational nnd most of the Hat was
clllior steady or J @ } { per cent lower. A
decided weakness was developed In early
dealings , however , nnU material losses
wcro sustained In nil the ac
tive stocks , which comprised lew
than a dozen stocks , among ; which
wcro St. Paul , Northern Pnclllo preferred ,
1 nckawanno , Heading , Atchtson , Uurllng-
ton and'Now England , were the most con
spicuous In point ot activity. Among the
usually active stocks Lackawanna nnd Hock
IMnnd showed the most weakness , the
former at 110 , bolne down 1Y , nnd the
latter at OC , \ } { per cent. Chloneo Gas led
the stocks of the regular list , however , and
It dropped IJf per cent to 53 ! Sugar Ho-
llnorlca declined 2,3 to ? 0Y , and Cotton Oil
\ } { per cent to12J . Tbo losses In
others wcro confined to fractions , but
after a partial rally the weakness was re
newed nnd Atchlton nnd Heading became
moro prominent In the dec-lino. Uoforc noon
Erloxvas oft Ipor cent , Northern Paclllo pro-
ferrcd Itf to 74K. A'tchlson I to 20 # , Uur-
llngton \ } { to 10JK. Hock Island IJf from
the opening to 00'f ' acd Koading l } { oar cotii
to-nyV. During the first few minutes the
tomucr of the fODin was bullish and London
had buying orders In Loutsvlllo , Union
Paclllo und Erlo. The Interim was marked
by much bull talk , In which It
was claimed that all the bad
foaturc.s had been dlscountod , that the best
stocks were held by parties who could not bo
forced to sell , that the pools In Hurlntton ! ;
nnd other stocks wore ngatn ready to start
the upward movement , etc. All those things
availed nothing when the decline sot In.
Hates for money were stilt nt 8 to 10 per
cent during the day , nnd the stock market
did not recover from the weakness of tbo
forenoon. Indeed , the soiling by the bears
and bulls who Imvo lost hope , caused still
lower prices after 13 o'clock. At tbo close
prices wcro llttlo improved from the bottom
llgurcs of the day. Sugar went oil to 75 ,
closing with ' over n 3 per cent loss nt u } { .
The not loss In Cotton Oil was 2 per cent.
Chicago Gas closed 3 per cent lower at 52) ) .
The not losses In a few of the loading rail
road stocks were : Licltawanna \ $ { , Lalto
Shore ! . ; , St. Paul 1 > , Northwestern Itf ,
Burlington 1J , Northern Paclllo preferred
IK , Manlloba'2 > . While the short Interest
Is great , all hope of improvement depends
on the money market.
The following wore the closing quotations :
t ) . B.4s regular ? 127 Northern 1'nclOa. . .11
U.S. 4s coupons..I'.T do preferred 7li ;
U. & . 4'.4s roKtilivr. . . 10.V J C. & N. W 110 ! .
IT. H. 4 ! ls coupons..Kt'iU doprerorred 141
I'acidtdaor' 1I7H N.Y.Uontral lOU'i
Central Pacldo 31U V.D.&E SO
Chicago * Alton. . . . 127 Itocklsland wlji
Chicago , llurllngtun O..M. &SI.I' (58 (
AVJulncv 101VJ ilo preferred lllt !
n..I\V U0s ! St.Voul& Omaha. . IKH
Illinois Central 117 dopreferroil 9. >
I. . H.&W. , B Uiilon 1'aoltlo 0
KanstiafeTexas. . . , ll'i W..St. 1 * . As I' . 18JJ
I.nkoShoro 101.S doproforred..M ! W' {
Michigan Central. , ill Western Union. . . . K's )
MlssourU'acltlo. . . . C3S5
MOXET On call , r.xnglne from 0 to 13 per
cent. Closed offered at 3 par cant.
PntMB MEHC.I.NTILE Excu isoD 5J @ 7 per
cent. _
"
STDRMNO EXCHANGE Qalot and weak" ;
sixty-day bills , $4.Slf : dom.md , $1.55) .
Stocks.
NBW Yonic , Ost , 21. fSooclal Telegram
to TUB UBB.I The following ara tbo min
ing stock quotations :
Hest&Helcher..27l > Mnttinl 140
Caledonia II. U . . . T Mt. Diablo 150
Con. Cul. .feVa KS Ontario : IIO
Dead wood T. 103 Ocrtdental 1D >
Curelca Con 310 I'lymoutn 300
( lotild& Curry 150 Savuge inu
Ilomuitnuo OJO Sierra Neviula 175
Horn Sllvor. 13 > V'ollow Jacket S70
Iron Silver 20J
Bnnil Oi
WASHINGTON , Oct. 21. ISpocial Telegram
to Tun Bnn.J Honda oltorod : tlir.OOO at
81.2- ; * 70'J)0 ( ) at 51.05 .
M.UUCKT3.
CniCAQO. Oct. 21. 1:15 n. rn. eloso
Wheat Lower : October , 7S o December ,
SO c ; May , 83Kc.
Corn Steady ; October , SO c ; November.
BOKc ; May , 32Jfc.
O.xts Easy ; October , 1 ; ; November ,
o ; Muy , 21 > c.
Hye October , 42c.
Uarlov ( He.
Prlmo Timothy ? 1.001.10.
Flax Cash. $1.23 ; May , $1.37.
Whisky SJ.03.
Pork Steady ; October , $11.00 ; November ,
t9.47 ; January , ? 9.4 > .
Lard Steady ; October. SO 30 ; November ,
50.02K ; January , $3.93@5.97K-
Flour Steady : while In some cases con
cessions of 10 cents Is made ; wiator wheat ,
$2.00 2.40 ; spring wheat , 8J.75@3.03 ; rico ,
* i40@2.50.
Provisions Shoulders , f 1.3X4LIM : short
clear , | 5.50@5.02K ; short ribs , cash , $ V30.
Huttor Easier ; creamery , lG@'Jic ; dairy ,
13@19c.
-Steadv ; fresh , 17@18 > c.
Cheese Dull ; full cream Cheddars , 0 ( < i
: Hats , 9 (39 ( 0 ; Youug Americas , y > < Jj
lUc.
lUc.Hides Woait ; and unchanged ; light groan
salted , Oa ; dry calf , G@(33 ( ; deacons , each ,
20c.
Tallow Weak nnd unchanged ; No. 1 solid
packed , 4o ; No. ' . ' , 5 o ; cake , 4 , 0.
Heucipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour l.l.OOO 9,000
Wliout 119,000 f.3.000
Corn 222,000 103,000
Oats 221.000 79.000
Now York. Oct. 81. Wheat-Receipts ,
97,550 ; exports , none ; spot heavy , lower ;
No. 2 red , t&X@$2 } < ; o in elevator ; 82X@33o
afloat ; 83@83c f.o.b. ; ungraded red , 71 %
@S9o : options closed weak ; No. 2 rod , No
vember , 82J c.
Corn Hucoipts , 233,400 bushels ; exports ,
13,510 bushels ; spot steadier ; No. 2 , SS ? {
39o In olovutor , . * 19@30 o afloat ; ununuled
mixed , 37X@-10o ; ojitioiia steady ; November
closing aty'Jc. ' '
Oats Receipts , MCO.OUO bushels ; spot
Coffee Options closed quiet but steady to
BOlOpolntsup. Salesj 30,230 Dags ; November
$15 20@15.25 ; spot Rio , quiet , steady ; fair car
goes , $19.23.
Sugar Raw. nominal ; refined , steady.
Petroleum Steady ; United closed at
$1.00 % for November ,
Egjrs Firm ; western , 20Q31o.
Lard Dull : western steam , SO,60QO.S5.
Butter Steady ; Elglns , 25o ; western
dairy , 9@15o ; creamery , 12@31c.
Cheese Unchanged ; western , 7 >
Pork Stronger.
Ilnnta * City , Oct. 21. Wheat Steady ;
No. 2 hard , cabh , Oljjo ; October , G4o bid ;
No. 3 bard , cash. WNo. ) ; . 3 soft , cash ,
CSJ c ; October , CSKO bid.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 23o ; Octooor ,
33obld ; No. 2 whlto , casb , and October ,
no bids nor offerings.
Oats No. 8 , cash. IGj o ; October ,
bid.
Cliiolnnntl , Oct. 21. Wheat Steady ;
No. 3 red , 78c.
Corn Steady : No. U mixed , 34c.
Oats-Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 21a
Whisky tl.tU.
fit. liouls , Oct. 21 , Wheat Lower ;
Cash , 70 > < o ; May , 83c.
Corn Ijiwer ; cash , 28Jfo ; May , 29c. .
Oats Lower ; cash , 17Ho ; May , 2i/ @
217.0.
Pork Steady nt tll.CO.
Lard Ilfghur at 10.10.
UuttorUnchanged ; creamery , 20(32 ( lo :
dairy , \t > @Wo.
Milwaukee , Oct. 31. Wheat Easy ;
cash , 73e ; No. 1 Northern , Sic ,
Corn-Dull ; No. U , 30K@3lc ,
Oats-Stoady ; No. 2 whlto , 21Q31XC.
Rye Easter ; No. 1 , 43.
Uarlqy-Ea yNo.3q ; . 52o.
Provlblons-Flrta ; pork , III. 50.
Mvnrixiiil , Oct. SI. Wheat holders of
fer moderately ; Cuhfornlu No , i , 7s a ; d(37s (
4) ) id per cental ,
Corn Steady , demand fair ; iiew mixed
western , 4s 3/d } per cental ,
Minneapolis Oct. 31 , Sample wheat ,
moderately active and easier : receipts for
two days 657 cars , shipments 104 cara. Clos-
iag ; No , 1 hard , October , 7tia ; May
on track , 7Sc. No. 1 northern , Oclobor , 74t o ;
MA.V,809/n ; on tractt , 7tc. No. 2 northern ,
October , Ka\ \ May , 77Jfc ; on track , 70@71c.
MVI3 STUCIC
Cntc.iao.Oct. 21. Cattle Hccelptsin,000 ;
market steady to n shade higher ; choice to
extra beeves , fl.GOQ3.00 ; steers , $ J.00@ ) .fiO ;
stockorsnnd ( coders , J2.00O3.03 ; cows , bulls
nnd mixed , fl.20fl2.83 ; Texas cattle , * 1.50 ®
2.00 ; western rangers , $2.00(33.75. (
Hops- Receipts , 30,000 ; market 5o lower ;
mixed , < 4.00@1.40 ; heavy , $3.83@l.20 ; lik'ht ,
" 3. o@l.40 ; ships , $3.00 ® 1.00.
Speen-Hccclpfi , 10.000 ; market steady ;
.atlvcs , t : W.i@500 ; wosternn. W50@4.15 ;
L'exans , W.OOQ4.10 ; lambs , * 4.00@r.OO.
Sioux Oily , Oct. 21.-Cattlo Receipts ,
2SO ; Bhlpmonts. 4SO ; market steady : cows ,
1.00@I.W ) ; stockeM and feeders , $1.50@2.SO ;
cal calves , * 2.00@3.15.
Ho s Receipts. 500 ; market strong ;
pht nnd mixed , t3.75@3.83 ; heavy , * 3.7KiiS
rs. . . .
Hogs Receipts , .1.000 ; shipment * , 3,000'
: narket closed weak ; light , N.00@4.40j heavy
ml mixed , $ J.503I.U3.
Niitlinml StooJc YnriU , 10'nt Hr.
mills , Oct. 31. Cattle Receipts , 1,500 ;
hipmcuts. 1,000 ; maritot stronger ; fair to
hoico heavy native steers , * J.30 I.S5 ; slock-
rs nnd feeders , $ l.SJiiJ-.70 ; range btoors ,
.10@2 90.
IIo * Rccalpti , 3,100 ; shipment1 ? , 4,703 ;
market lownr ; heavy , M.S'J@I.OO ' ; packing ,
rO@l.W ( ; light , * .5.yO > 31.20.
OMAHA IIIVK 31'OCIC.
Cnttlc-
M onday , Oct. 21.
The supply of cattle of all kinds was qulto
nrge , but good c.ittlo were not very plenty.
The gcnnral marltct could hardly bo quoted
ithorwlso than steady , there being no es-
entlal change in values. TJio buyers ovl-
ilcntly wanted the native beeves n llttlo
lower , but in the cud they did not gain any
reduction worth mentioning. A few west
erns which the packers could use brought
llrm prices. There was qulto n run of Tox-
ns which sold at f2.-IO. The corn-fed nr.tlvo
leers sold nt $ ) .30@l.03. The market on
lockers nnd feeders was Inclined to drag.
There were not manv outslao buyers In nnd
.ho quality of the offerings was not such as
o Induce wliat buyers there were her < 3 to
, nko hold freely. The yards were full of
joiimionlsh natives and westerns. Natives
brought ? J.yO@.73 und westerns § 2.1502.50.
3ow stuff moved at steady prices , natives
oiling inoilly nt S1.40Q J.OO.
Units.
Under the Influence of very light receipts
and n fair demand , the market advanced
"ttlly 5c to-day. The hogs were nil sold at
in early hour.
Sliccp.
The receipts wcro quite large , but n good
many of the sheep on sale were feeders.
llcuoipis.
Cattle 2 , < WO
logs lr > 00
ilorses 1,437
Prjovaillns Prices. "
The following is n tibia of prlcai pild In
hismarknt for the grades of stos'.c inon-
ioncd :
Primostoors. 13J3 to 1010 ll > 3..f I.OD © 1.45
oed steers , 1230 to 14.Y ) lb . . 3.SO ( (84.20
Good steers , 1050 to 1300 Ibs. . . 350 04.10
Western steers 2.50 @ 't 10
Common canncrs 1.00 ( < 0t.5 ( )
Ordinary to fair cowa 1.50 f.1.70
Fair to good cows 1.70 ( jai.'JJ
Good to choice cows 1.93 03.15
Fair to good bulls 1.5' ) ( < fli.l > 0
'ightstositerstind feeders. . . . 2.00 C&l.M
oed feeders , 1)30 ) to 1100 Ibs. . . 2.3J fi/)2.UO )
Fair to choice light hos 8.85 ( < J39J
Fair to choice heavy noes 383 ® 3.'JO '
Fair to choice mixed hogs 3.80 W3.90
ommon to rough boss 3.23 @ 3.75
Koprcsantativo Siloi.
STKCIiS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
8 1100 3 SO 31 1233 $3 SO
S 1040 2 0 > > 89 1300 385
20 lUfl'J 340 IX ) 1310 3 9J
1 1200 350 41 13J3 395
! 03 12S1 370 'JO 1320 400
19 UCO ! 3 bO 70 1312 403
COHS.
1 1070 149 3 930 ISO
19 921 175 4 1095 1 S5
1 1050 173 11 10(50 ( 200
27 b75 1 bO 1 1170 3 OJ
riEl > EU3.
53 S90 2 ! ! 0 18 1003 250
2 S30 233 8 911 2 5
159 Sb < l 235 25 093 S 03
50 937 250 2 830 275
I1UI.1.3.
5 1200 1 < ! 3 2 1385 1 , n
1 1300 175 1 12JO 300
OXCN.
2 1423 1 C3
srociius. :
17 723 200 91 574 223
35 470 300 73 590 225
UO 722 3 20
wusruutf cvrn.n.
Owner and No. Av. Pr.
'
1 feeder. . . 1110 $2.25
14 stcors 10.VJ 250
Ocowsr 1011 1 90
Clark & Human
1 cow. 940 ICO
A.-D. Adnmson
13 steers 1112 2 75
18 steers 930 200
ISfeeilers 939 250
Istag ' . 10'JO ' 2 00
T. J. Swan
101 feeders 1029 2 50
lOeows 823 1 ( H )
30focilcrs 1127 S 15
G steers 1210 385
Tcschemnchcr & DoUillior
73 feeders 1019 3 30
1 feeder 1210 200
C. J. Hyshatn
23cows 701
8 calves 200 2 25
7 steers 1257 350
Brush Land and Cattle Co.
23 steers , Col-Tex 10S2 2 30
110 steers , Col-Tox 1017 2 40
32 steers. Col-Tox 10 > 8 340
4 bulls 1377 1 00
39 cows : 918 1 70
C steers 1117 250
110 steers , Col-Tox 104 3 40
Thomas H. McGee
Ibull 1300 1 50
49cows 9S1 1 SO
23 feeders 1033 240
Ferguson Land and Cattle Co.
cg 97 steers 1059 3 KS
74 cowa t 909 1 DO
D. Ulllanuon
5 bulls 1350 105
10 steers 12J7 350
J. A. Cooper
03 steers , Col-Tex 1107 3 40
Carter Cattle Co.
00 cows 990 170
HOOS
No , AV. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
3. 350 1375 ! . . . . 201 120 $3 90
0. .203 8 60 5(1. ( . . . 237 ICO 3 90
4 , .800 40 3 SO 73. . . . 234 ICO 3 90
11. .201 3 S2 < . . . . 295 80 3 90
05 ,20'J 120 885 74. . . . 299 100 890
71. .203 820 385 51. . . . 295 80 3 90
00. .259 820 385 ' OJ. . . .355 40 3 90
GO. .273 203 300 05. . . . 290 100 3 90
70. .24T 40 390 03. . . .20J ICO ! i 90
77. .213 IftO 300 77. . . .23t 300 390
C3. .303 80 31)0 ) 53. . . .293 120 3 92
03. .273 120 300 00. . . .2SO 40 3
03. 319 80 390 63. . . . 209 40
CO. 120 i ) 90
90SKIl'3
SKIl'3 ,
33. . . . 203 80 $300
Ijlvo Htoolc Note * .
O. Rcgler , of Henderson , marketed hogs.
1) . L. Uean brought hogs In from 'I'oUa-
mab.
E. Farley , of Bancroft , was visiting the
yards.
Peter Van Antwerp , ot Dunbar , bad hogs
on market.
O , P. Colon came over from Hamburg , la. ,
to buy feeders.
Stock Inspector Clark Howard condemned
two luuip-Jaws.
George Lee , of Stockholm , was la with
cattle and hogs ,
Q. W. MeUner , of Shelton , was in with
two cars of cattle.
W. A. Jones , of Hastings , brought lu four
loads of corn-fed cattle.
J , D. Sblolds , after a short visit with his
family at St. Louis , Mo , has returned.
Arch Hnstlc came In frorrt plmwoori with
two cars of cattle und three Ichula of hogs.
W. It. Van ANtcIno , of Arcadia , brought
In n load of light hogs , KottlnrV .irj > / , the top.
Nicholas Fritz brought tri fodr cars of cat-
tin from Ponder nnd will 10,116 feeders homo
with him.
M. Gresham , manager of the Carter Cnttlo
company , was In from Wyoming with n train
load of cattle ,
A. S. Mercer , editor nnd proprietor of the
Northwestern Live Stock Journal , Is spend
ing n few days nt. the yards looking after the
Interests of his paper. The Journal , which
Is published at Cheyenne , is the leading or
gan of the rnngo men.
OMAHA WHOliUSAIili MAKKUTS ,
Proiluce , PrultM , Ktc.
Eons Strictly fresh , ISq ; nononds , 14o.
Hmns. Pr.i/ra , TAI.I.OW , ETC. Green
$1.00 ; shcon pelts , dry , per lb.9@12o ! ; tallow ,
No. 1 , 4@4Ko ! No. 2 , ! { @ ' . ) { ; grease ,
whlto. 8 > < ( < 51c ; yellow , iUfOpu.
WOOL Fine , average , I5g$10c ; medium ,
average , 21@22c ; quarter blood , average , 20
@ 21c ; coarse , avorneo , lCQ17o ; colts and
rouali , nvcrago , 14 ( . < * Nlc.
Finis Beaver , per Ib , $100i33.KO ; each ,
$2.00dt n.OO ; otter , each , $3.0il@7.0J ; wolf , '
each , Wca$1.25 ) ( ; coon , each , ! ! .V < g75o ; inlnk ,
each , 15C < 4tiOc ; muskrat , fall. 6ftj9c : skunk ,
rat , 1559c ; badger , rat , 23igSOc ( , deer skins ,
fall , per Ib. lS27c.
BuTTiiiiiXK Tubs , 14c ; rolls , I3c.
ONIOSB in@20e.
COCOAXUTS Per 100 , * 5.00.
Ai'i-Lt ! llUTTiin Oc.
Ciucu Ubls , W f.0 ; hfbbls , $3.00.
M \PI.E Sufuu 12)tfD15o ) per Hi.
Vim.Choice , medium sUe , CgOo ; choice
heavy , 4@5c.
Hoxnv lOo per Ib for choice.
PUCSCKVKS UXtJ10 < s Per Ib.
Jr.iuns 8K@lu per Ib.
Hnnswix No. 1 , 10@19c.
Pies FEET Pickled , kits , 75o ; pickled
Digs tongues , kits , (2 35 ; pickled tripe , kits ,
03o ; pickled H. C. tripe , kits , 83c ; splcoU
pigs hocks , kits , $1.15.
llCErToxrjuns-Salt , bbls , $33.00.
HAY -r .oo@.oo. ' (
CHOIFGnn$10.00 ® 11.00.
Hitvx $8.00tS.50. ( ,
18@l9c.
POTATOES 20l23c. ( ?
BuTTini Creamery , fancy. 229 We ; choice
20643lis. Dairy , fancy , 17@lSo ; choice , 15
( uHOo. Country , fancv , lUVjl7c ( ! ; good to
choice , 14 ( < ? irc ; fair , 10llc ; Inferior , 7@Sc.
Live PJUCHXS Per do51.50. .
CIAMU Prairie chickens , $ J OOCJ57.50 ; mal
lard ducks. $2.50(23.00 ( ; mixed ducks , $1.5 ! ) ®
1.75 ; tonl , fl.S519l.SO ; Jack snipe , 81.00C51.33 ;
qimll. fl.75@30U ; jack rabbits , W.OOC(5.J50 ;
small rabbltt , l.OO@1.3J ; squirrels , 1.00C j-
1.10 ; plover , $ I.OJ@1.23 ; venison saddles ,
13@14c ; carcasses , SOIlOc.
UnAXs Cholca hand-picked navy , ? 1.735 $
2.00 ; choice hand-picked medium , SI.U5@1.SO ;
choice hand-picked country , $1.00@1.80 ;
clean country , $1.50@l.OO ; inferior country ,
$1.101.25.
CHEESE Young Americas , full cream.
12c ; factory twins , ll ( < i > 124o ! ; off grades , 7(3 (
be ; Van Hosson Edom , § 11.50 per doz ; sap
sago , lOc ; brick , He ; llmburgcr , 9c ; domes
tic Swiss , I3@l4is.
LEMOXS Fancy , $0.00@3.50 ; choice , S3.30
@l > 00.
CiiAXiiEitinns Capo Cad , $0.00@10.00.
OiiAXnud Louisiana , per box1 OJ.
UucKwnn\T Fi.ottu Per bbl. , $030.
Gitil'Es N. V. Concord , per basket , 33i5 (
40c.
An-Lcs-Pcr bbl. , S1.00@3.00.
10 Ib. boxs , $1.7332.23.
UVNAXAS According to sue , per bunch ,
.00@3.00.
Groceries.
POVISIOSS Hams , No. 1 , 10-lb. average ,
lOJ u ; 20 to 23 Ibs , lUc ; 13 to 11 Ibs , lie ;
shoulders , 5c : breakfast bacan , No. 1 , 8o ;
liam sausage , 9c ; dried beef hams , 8 > < ; c ;
beef tongues , ? ( l OJ per dozen ; dry salt meats ,
4J @ 0 > jc per Id ; ham roulette , O c ; add Ic
per 11) lor small lots.
PicKi.r.s Medium , per 'bbl. $3.50 ; small
S550 ; Rhorklns , $050 ; C. & B. chow chow ,
qts. $3.85 ; pts. 83.40.
CAXlVOH@llCr It-
CIIOCOIATI : ANU Cocov 21@37o per Ib ;
German uhlckory , red , 71 0.
GIXOKU Jamaica , \ pints , $3,00 per doz.
Corrnu Green Fancy , old golden Rio ,
22 ; < Jc ; fancv old peabarry , 23c ; Rio choice
to fancy , 2-'c ; Rio , prime. 21c ; Rio , good ,
20c ; Mocha , 30c ; Java , fancy Mandohling ,
27c ; Java , good interior , 24o ; African , 21o.
Cori-ni : Roasted Arbucklo's Anosa ,
24rfc } ; McLaughlin's XXXX , 24Vo ; Geniitin ,
2JJ < c ; Dil worth , 23J < c ; Alaromu , 24 > < c.
SUOAIIS Cuclo.if , 9c ; cut loaf , cubes , 9c ;
standard , powdered , 9o ; XXXX , powdered ,
9 } o ; granulated , standard , 7 c ; confec
tioners' A. 7 > e : white , extra C. 7J c ; extra
C , Nebrasica , 7Jtfc ; amber , 7'sc ; California ,
polilcn C , 7o.
SMJSVUB Uolocna , 4 > < ( < ) c ; Frankfort
TJ o ; toncue , 8Xc ; summer , ISc : head
checso , 0 > i %
Poui.Tiiv Chickens , per doz. live , choice
$2.7. > @ 3.)0 ( ) ; sprinss , $2.50@3.75 ; arcsscd
per Ib , lOWllo ; turkeys , live , 8@9c : dressed ,
Il@l2c ; ducks , live , nor do . 5350 > SJ.UO ;
dressed per Ib , Il@l2c ; geese , live , pet1 doz ,
? OOOGS.OOrdrcssou per Ib , Il ( ? l2c.
L\UD Tierces Roflnod 5Xe ; pure leaf ,
0 > c ; kettle rendered 7c. Add ; c to } ia for
smaller quantities.
Lvr. $1.75@l.50.
NUTS Almonds , 1317c ; Brazils. Oc : 111-
borts , 12c ; pecans , 12c ; walnuts , 12J o ; pua-
nut coclts , 8J o ; roasted , 10) ) c.
WiiAi'rixfl pAi'Uii Straw , per Ib , ljf@
2)Jo ) ; rag , 2 } o ; mnnilla , H , 5@0 > fc ; No. 1 ,
be.
be.SALT Dairy , 239 Ibs in bbl. bulk , $310 ;
bostcrade , 00 , 5s , $2.30 ; best grade , 100. 3s ,
$3.40 ; best grade , 23 , KM , S2.2D ; roclf salt ,
crushed , $1.80 ; clalrv salt , Ashton , .W-lb bags ,
85c ; bulk , 221-lb lugs , &I.25 ; common , in
bbls , $1.25.
FAUIXVCEOUS Goons Barley , SC SJ n ; far.
Ina , 4 > fo ; peas , 8 > fc ; oatmeal , 2)Q3in mac
citroni , lie ; vermiculll , Ho ; rice , tyd $ u ;
sago nnd tapioca , 0@7c.
FISH Salt Dried codnsli,5Jj@SKo ; scaled
herring , 24c per box ; hoi. herrinir. ilotn. , COc ;
Hamburg , spiced herring , $1.10 ; hoi. herring ,
imp , > 5c ; mackerel , largo family , i ? 10.23 per
' 00 Ibs ; white lltn , No. 1 , S7.00 : family ,
$2.75 ; trout , $3.25 ; salmon , $8.50 ; uuchovics ,
65o.
65o.CANXI'.D
CANXI'.D MEATS Corned beef , 1 Ib square
cans , $1,20 ; corned beef , 3 Ib square cans ,
$202 ; corned beef , 0 Ib square cans , $0.50 ;
corned bcaf , 14 Ib square cans , $14 00 : lunch
tongues , lib round cans , $2.00 ; lunch tongues ,
2 Ib round cans , $4.75 ; brawn , 1 Ib square
Urawn , 2 Ib square cans , $200 ; brawn , Olb
square cans , SD..VJ ; brawn , 14 Ib Rquarc cans ,
$14.00 ; oxtongues , 1H Ib round cans , (500 ;
ox tongues , 2 Ib round cans , $0.00 ; ox tongues ,
2 11) round cans , $7.00 ; ox tongues , 3 Ib
round cans , $3.00 ; chipped beef , lib round
cans , $2.00 ; chipped beef , 3 Ib round cans ,
$4.00 ; toast beef , 1 Ib round cans , $1.20 ; roast
, , .
potted ox tongue , > { Ib rounil cans , O o ; pot
ted ox tongue , Jrf Ib round cans , $1.20 ; com
pressed ham , lib square cans , $1.75 ; com
pressed ham , 2 Ib squaraj cans , $3.75 ; tripe ,
2 Ib round cans , $ l.b < ) ; minced callops , 2 Ib
round cans , (2.20 ; bonuloss pigs fout. 2 Ib
square cans , $2.23. Ono pound cans are
packed two doien und four dozen to cano.
Two pound cans are packed one dozen and
two dozen to case. Half pound cans packed
two dozen to cuso. Quarter pound cans
packed four dozeu to oaso. All prices per
dozen net. L ,
UniEii FnuiTs Currants , now , Gtfo
prunes , casks , 1,300 Ibs , 4i@4 ! } a ; prunes
bbls or bags , 41/@lKo ; citron peels , drums ,
20 Ibs , 22e ; lemon peel , drums , 20 ll > s , lOc ;
fard dates , boxes , 13 Ibs , 'Jo ; apricots , cholco
ovaixiratod , 14o ; apricots , Jelly , cured , 25 Ib
boxes. IGo ; upricots , fancy , Mount Hamilton ,
25 Ib boxes , lOo ; apricots , cholco , bags , 80 Ibs ,
H > o ; apples , evaporated , Alden,50 Ib boxes ,
Do : apples , Star , SJ/c ; apples , fancy Alden ,
5 Ib. lOo ; apples , faiey Alden , 3 Ib , 10'ijo :
blackberries , evaporated , 50 Ib boxes ,
15o ; nectarines , red , 12o ; nectarines , silver ,
bags , 12o ; pitted plums , Cal , 25 Ib boxes , llo ;
raspberries , ovap N Y , new , 27o ; prunes ,
Cal , K 0 , 00-100 boxes , 25 Ibs , O o ; prunes ,
Cal. H O , 00-70 , Oo ; orange peel , IGo 5 raisins ,
California Londons , crop 1839 , $2.60 ; ralaln ,
Cal , loose muscatels , crop 1888 , $2.00@3.10 ;
Valencias , 18S8 , Oo.
CANNED Fisn Hrook trout , 3 lb , $3.40 ; salmon -
mon trout , 3 Ib. $3.85 ; clams , 1 Ib , $1.25 ;
clams , 2 Ib , t3 10 ; clntn chowder , 3 tb , 11.25 ;
deviled crabs , 1 tt , $2.25 ; dovllod orabs , 3 Ib ,
$3.50 ; coaflsn balls , 2 tt , $1.75 ; caviar , U Ib ,
$2.25 ; eels , 1 tt , , $ a40 ; lobster * , I H > , il.W ) ;
lobsters , 3 Ib , f 2.90 ; lobstcri , deviled , X It ,
3.25 ; mackerel , Ib , $1.75 ; mackerel ratis-
nrd saneo , n Ib , M.10 ; mackerel , tomato
luco. Ib , $3 23 ; oysters , 1 Ib , P5e ; oysters ,
Ib , $1,00 ; salmon , C. R. , 1 Ib , $3.00 ; salmon ,
3. R. , 2 Ib , $2.80 ; salmon. Alaska , 1 Ib , f 1.00 ;
nlmon , Alaska , 3 Ib , $2.05 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
"OiM-Koroscnc-P. W. , 0V , ; W. W. , ISo ;
loadllght , ISa ; salad oil , $2.15 0.00 per
locn.
SAI.SOIJA l' (32l ( o per Ib ,
STAIICII 5@7e per lit.
STOVE POLISH $2.00@3.S7 per gross.
Sncns Whole , per Ib Allspice. 9o ; Cas.
la , China , l c ; cloves , Ponanp , 3Sc ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 75o ; popper , ISQIOc.
Tn-lnoi nntt Hopo.
i' Twixn Sisal , ISJfo ; hemp , 14J c ;
mnnllla , IGc.
Ct.oTiiKSMsns Cotton , 50 ft , $1.20 ; cotton ,
50 ft , $1.40 ; jute , CO ft , POc ; Jute , 00 ft , $1.00.
COTTOX TWIXK Fine , 20c ; medium , lOJio ;
icavy hemp , llo ; light hemp , 17o.
SAU. Twi.su-B. sail , 20c ; Calcutta , llo ;
lanlllnropa , 14J < c ; sisal rope , llj o ; now
iroduct , Oc ; jute , 0) < Jcr cotton lto ; hldo
rope , 17o.
Ijittnbnr nnil llnlltl Inij Mnlorlnl.
STOCK Bo inns A , 13 Inch , s 1 s 14 nnd 10
'cot , $10.00 ; H 12 inchsi s 13,11 nnil 10 feet ,
Ml.OO : O 12 Inch , a 1 s 13 , 14 and 10 foot ,
oOOO ; D 13 Inch , s 1 s 12 , II nnd 10 feet.
:2J.OO : : No. 1 com 12 In , s 1 s 13 foot , $18.00 ;
Vo. 3 com 13 In , a 1 s 14 nnd 10 feet , $17.59 $
S.r,0 ; No. 1 com 13 In.s 1 s 10 , IS nnd 20 foot ,
319.KJ ; No. 2 com 13 In , s I s 14 und 10 fcot ,
$17.00.
Poi'LAn Ltntnnu Clear poplar boxbds. Jjf
ii , s 3 s , $35,00 ; clear poplar , panel ,
"UO.OO " ; clear poplar , ? In panel , SJ5.00 ; clear
loplar , J I" panel stock wide , s 2 s , $28 00 ;
clear poplar corrugated failing , J $ , $29.00.
POSTS Whlto cedar , 0 Inch halves , 12c ;
vlilto cedar , f > ! Incti hiitvcs and 8 Inch qunr-
ors , lie ; whlto cedar , 4 Inch round , lOc ;
L'cnncssoo roil cedar , .split , 10c ; split oak ,
vhito , Sc ; sawed oak , 17c.
SIMP LAP No. 1 plainS and IS Inch , $17.50 ;
No. 2 plain , 8 and 10 inch , $15.50 ; No. 1 , O
a , $18.00.
niMuxsiox * AXP TiMiinn.
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22 ft 24 ft
'xl. ' . . . 15 00 15 00 1500 1(1 ( 00 111 00 1800 1900
JxO..15 00 15 00 1500 1000 1000 IS 00 1900
2xS..150J1500 1500 1000 1000 IS 00 H ) 00
2x10..15 00 15 00 1500 1000 1000 1300 1900
2x12. . . 15 00 15 00 1500 1000 1000 IS 00 1900
x4SxS.1000 100J 10 OJ 1700 1700 IS OJ 1900
Fnxcixo No. 1 , 4 nnd 0 Inch , 12 nnd 14 ft ,
ough , $10.0 @ 10.50 ; No. 1.4 and 0 inch , 10ft ,
? 17.00t7.f > 0 ; No. 2 , 4 nnd Oinch , 12nnd 10ft ,
il3.50@ll.OU ; No. 2 , 1 and 0 Inch , 10 ft , $15.00
@ 10 00.
Fixisinxo 1st and 2d clear , 14 * Inch , s 2 B ,
> lll.OO&51.0J ; 1st and 2d clour , IJiJ und 2 Inoh ,
2 s , I7.00@.O.OJ ; 3J clear , 1 inch , s 2 B ,
$43.UJJ40.0J ; B select , Uf , IK and 2 Inch , s
2 s , $ J7.0J@J3.00 ; 1st and 2J clear , I inch , H 3
s.l5.0J , IU clear , 1 inch , slid. $ JO OJ ; A so-
ect. 1 inch , H 2 s , $ J3.00 ; B select , 1 inch , u 2
$30.00.
SiitNoi.cs , LATH Per M XX clear , $3.15 ;
oxtrnA , $2.01) ) ; standard A , $2 00 ; 5-Inch
clear , $ l.00 ( < 51.70 ; 0-Inch clear , $1.75@1.SO :
No. 1 , $ I.10@1.15 ; clear red cedar , mixed
widths , from Washington territory , $ J 40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths$4 50 ;
jypress , clear heart , dimension widths.25 , ! ;
.nth. $2.53.
BotKK : ) No. Icom s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10 ft ,
$19.0J ; No. 2 , do , $10.50 ; No. 3 , do , $14.50 ;
No. 4 , do ( ship's cull ) , fll.OJ. Add 50c per
M ft tor rough.
BATTKXS , V.'KI.I , Tumxo , Picucrs O. G.
Batts , 2if.iiich , COc ; O. U. Batts , 2 @ 3. BS ,
J3c : 3-lti well tubiiiK , D.&M. and bev , $22.10 ;
tickets , D. & H. , Hat , $2i.OO : pickets , U. & ,
H. , square , S10.0J.
FI.OOIIIXO 1st com 0 in white pino. $31.00 ;
3d com ( i in white pine , $31.OJ ; 3d com 0-in
white pine , $20.00 ; U com 0 in white nine ,
20.00 ; com 4 and C-ln yellow pmc , $13.0(1 ( ;
Star -Mn yellow pine. $17.00 ; 1st und 2d clear
allow pine , 4 nnd 0-ln , $19.00.
CrJii.ixo AXU PAUTITIOX 1st com. Jf-m
white pine partition , $ S2.00 ; 2J com > ' -in
whlto pine partition , S27.0J : clear % -in yol-
ow pine celling , $20.00 ; clear jtf-In Norway ,
$11.5J ; 2d comic Norway , $13 50.
LIMC Best , 65.
Cl MKNT J1.35.
I'l.STEU J'2 23.
HAIII 20c'
Boir.DiNO BKICK Common , $1.00@7.00 per
M ; selected. $7.0C@3.00 per M ; sewer brick ,
$3.00 ( < J9.00 per M.
Dry Goods.
PIIIXTS Pink and Robes Richmond , Co ;
Allen , Oc ; Rivcrpolnt , f fc ; Steel River ,
" c ; Pucilic , C c.
I'niXTS ludigo Blue St. Legcr , CJ c ;
xVasbington , Oc ; American , C c ; Arnold ,
Bj-jc ; Arnold Century , Oo ; Windsor Gold ,
ik't. 10 > tfo ; Arnold B. 10 > c ; Arnold A , 18c ;
Arnold Gold Seal lO c : Yellow Seal ' "
, ,
. . . . . . .
/ iJ. T * .iniit KII ( rti , ( in
Moston , "J c ; Androscog-
. .In , 7J c ; Kearsago , 7 fc ; "itockport , O o ;
Couostoga , 0 } c.
CIIASII hitovcns' B , 53 ; Stevens' A , 7c ;
bleached , Si" Stevens' 1J , 7'j'o ' ; bleached ,
8c ; Slovens' N , bj c ; bleached , 'J > o ; Ste
vens' SUT , ll c.
DBSIMS Auiositoag , Ooz , 10vfc } ; Everett , 7
oz , 13c ; York , 7 oISe ; Haymaker , 8J < c ;
laffroy , XX , HJiJc ; Jaffrey , XXX , 12j c ;
Bcavor Creek , AA , 12c ; Heaver Creek , BH ,
lie-Beaver ; Creole , CC , lOc.
IlousokcoDur , 81 < c ; Noxv Candidate ,
llerkeloy cambric , No. GO , Oo ; 1'ou Bet. 14 ,
( $ /o ; butter cloth , OO , 4J c ; Cabot , 7 > c ;
Kirwoll , lialf bleached , S > Jo ; Fruit of Loom ,
bXd Grewi G , Ot" Hope , 7 > Tc ; King Philip
cambric ; , ] 0c ; Lonsdale cam uric , lOc ; Lons-
dale , SKc ; New York mills , 10c ; Pcpporcll ,
42 in , lOo ; Pepporell , 4(1 ( in , lie ; Peppcrell ,
04 , 14 } c. 1'opporell , 8-4 ( 20u ; Popiiorell , 0 4 ,
22c ; Pupperoll , 10-1 , 24e ; Canton , 4-1 , S c ;
Canton , 4-1 , OJ-fc ; Triumph , Oo ; Wamsutta ,
Jlc ; Valley , 5c.
SIIUKTINO , Uuow.v Atlantic A , 4-1 , 7 o ;
Atlantic II , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantlo D , 1-4 , C&c ;
Atlantic I' , 44 , Gc ; Aurora LL , 14 , Co ; Au
rora C , 4-4.4 ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 0 > fc ;
liooslcr LL , 4-1 , uji'c ; Indian Head , -1-4 , 7e ;
Lawrence LL , 4-1. & % c ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5Mc ; Pepporell , H , 4-1 , U c ; Pepperell B.
40-Inch , 7 c ; Pepporell , 84 , 17 'e ; Pep-
urcll , 0-4 , 20o ; Pepporell , 10-4 , 22c ; Utica C ,
4J o : Wnchusetts , 4-1 , 7c ; Aurora H , 4 4 , 7c ;
Aurora B , 1-4 , OKi--
TICKS Oakland , A , l o ; International ,
YY , bo ; Shotucket , S.8 > u ; Warran , No. 870 ,
lOo ; Berwick. BA , 18c : Acme , 13o ; York.
0 In , 12 > c : York , 82 in , lil o ; Swift Hlvur ,
Sc ; Thorndikc , OO , B c ; Ttiorndlko , KF ,
8' ; Thorndlko , 130. ' . ) c ; Thornuiko , XX ,
15c ; Cordls , No. 5 , 'J > io : Cordis , No. 4 ,
.
Duos West Point. 28 In , 8 oz ,
Point , 29 in. 10 oz , 12kcj West Point , 29 in ,
1'i oz. 15) ) o ; West Point , 40m , 11 oz , IGo.
FLIXXIK-S Plaid Raftsmen , 20o ; Clear
Lake , "tSJjo ; Iron Mountain , 20 > { e.
edonlaXX , lO c ; Kconomy , Oo ; Otis , 'Jo ;
Granite , G c ; Crawford checks , 80 ; Haw
Ulvor plal.ls , CK" .
FiAXNEs-VY'hlto-G. II. No. 2 , ? r , 23Kc ;
G. H. No. 1 , ft , 2 ( ! c ; U. H. No. 2 , % , 2J' c ;
G. H. No. 1. M,30o ; Quocheo No. 3 , Jtf , 2fio ;
Qucchco No. 3 , } { , U7 c ; Anawun , UJ o :
Windsor , 2JKc-
FiANXii.s-llod-C , 21 Inch , If. o ; E , 24
inch , 21fo ; G. G. 21 inch , 20c ; H. A. F. J/ ,
25(5 ; J. It. F. J ' , 27c ; G , } ( , 25a
BArrs Standard , 812 ; Gem , Sc ; Beauty ,
12 0 ; Boouo , llo ; B , cased , $0.30.
BLANKETS- White , $1.0l7.50 ) ; colored ,
1.10@S.OO.
CAIU-BT WAIII' Bibb , whlto , IS c ; colored ,
COTTOX FI-AXXEM 10 per cent trade dls , ;
EE,8fcOG. , ; O cjXX , 10 > < fo ; OO.
unbleached LL. fl o : CC , Mo ; SS.
NN. 12 0AA , 14u ; DDr ytuTT. \ .
YY , Ibu ; BB , lOo ; 20 , bleached , 8o ; GO ,
12Kc ; 60 , in u ; 50 , brown and slate , 'Jo ; 70 ,
12Koj90. lOo ,
KENTUCKY JBAX8 Hercules , 17o ; Leam
ington , 23Kci Glenwood. 20o ; Molvlllo , 25o ;
Bang-up , 27 > e ; Moinoriul , 15oj Standpoint ,
18o : Durham , 27 0.
MiBci2L.LAXCous--Tablo oil cloth. $3.50 ;
table oil cloth , marble , $2 50 ; plain Holland.
tlVJo ; dado Holland , 12 > jfc.
Piuxra Dress Charter Oak , Bo ; Ramapo ,
4o ; Lodl , t > Uo ; Allen , Oc ; Hlchmond , Oo ;
Eddystonf , O oj 1'acilic ,
Driius and OtiuiuicalH.
AOID Sulphuric , per carboy , 2 ; o : cltrlo ,
per pound , Mo ; oxalic , per pound , 14c ; tar-
tarlo powdoroJ , per pound , 4'Jo ; carbolic , 83
@ 45o.
AI.UM Per pound , 2Ko.
AMMOXIX Carbonate , per pound , ll jO.
AHIIOWIIOOT Per pound , IGo.
BAI.SOU Copaiba , per pound , OSc ; tolu , 53
OII neflned , per pound , llo.
% iLOUEL Am. , per pound , 8d&
Ct'nnn Bennies $1.50.
OAXTHAninEJ 75e@l,05.
CASSIA lluns Per pound , ISc.
Ciiionoro M Per pound , 4lc.
Connosivr. SunuMATR 1'or pound , SSo.
CHI-AM TAHTAHPure , per pound , 20o ,
KXTIIACT LOGWOOD Bulk , per pound.
28 l OOT 4. > C.
OUM Anvntc fiOQWc.
LircorouiUM 14a
OMcnmxn Bulk , per pound , 23c.
GUM Asa foot Ida , per pound , lie ; cam-
ihcr , per pound , 40o ; opium , per pound ,
.05.
lonixn ncsubllmatod , per ounce , $3.30.
Lr.Avrs Buchu , short , per pound , 13c ;
Senna , Alex- . , per pound , 253Sf.
Mcmrnu Sulph. , per ounce , $3.00.
MBIICUHV 74c.
POTASS Bromldo , per pound , 4 Ic ; Iodide ,
or pound , $2.83.
QUIXIA. Sulph. , per ounce , 40o.
Sinis Canary , per pound , 4 > c.
BOATS Castllo. mottled , pcrDomul , S10o ;
castllo , whlto , per pound , 18Q15c.
SnittTS NITUB Sweet , per pound , U. S.
JL4'Jc. .
STIUCIIXIA CrystaN , $1.00S ( > 1.15.
Suu'it. CIXCIIOXA Perez , ( X314o.
TATIOCA Per uound , Oo.
TOXKA Biuxs-l.70l.75.
WAX Whlto , per pound , 3 : > ( c.Vio.
OILS Linseea , raw , 59c ; Linseed , boiled ,
ilo ; Bnrgamot , Sandersjn'a , per pound ,
= 2.45 ; Lemon , Sanderson's per uound , $1 85 ;
Peppermint , per pound , $2.35 ; Wlntergrcon ,
> or pound , $2.15 ; Olive , Malaga , per gal.
Jlc ; Headlight , 175 test , 15's'c ; Gasoline , 75
degrees , 13u ; Nuptha , G3 degrees , 12c ! 150
irlmo whlto. lOo ; 159 water whlto , 12o ; Per-
'cctlon , llo ; Limline , 30c ; Summer , W. Yn. ,
Ho ; Xcro , W. Ara. , lOo ; I. X. L , dark en-
glue , 20c ; Carbon , snow whlto , 15) do >
rrees , lOi c ; Turpentine , Olc.
fiROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN
,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank.
105 South Itttli Street , - Onmlia ;
COMMERCIAL
Capital , - $4OOOOO
Surplus , - 4O.OOO
OUlccrs and Directors 13. M. Slovenian , ( }
> 1. Hitchcock , Jos. Onrncau. Jr. , A. Henry , 15
M. Anderson , \Viu. U.Mnnl. v i > rus. : I * . II.M
ams. A. I' . Hopkins , jirei. : A. Millanl , casnler ;
' . 1) . llryant , aasutant casliler.
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK ,
U. S. DEPOSTOBY , OMAHA , NSB.
Cnpilal $100.000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1880 52,001) )
Ol'KICKltS AND niIliCl'OU3 : :
IlESitv \ \ . YATBS President ,
LKWIS S. UKKII. Vice I'roalnont.
A. lI.'l'ou/.Ar.tN ,
\V. V. MOH-5K ,
JOHN H. Cm.i.t.vs ,
U. C. CitjiiiiNn ,
J.N. II. I'ATIIICK.
W.ll. S. HuniiRS. Cnshlor.
THE IRON BANK.
Cor. ISlh anil rarnainSta.
A General Itaukintr Itu-ilnussTransoctoil.
S. W , Corner Farnam and 15th Sts ,
PaidluCniiHal . $500,001)
GEO. K. IIAKKUK. 1'ro.sldont.
12. L. UlEKllOWnit. Vice 1'iosldsnt.
1' . 11. JOHNSON. Citshler.
W. S. RECTO It , Assistant Cashier.
Oco. K. lUnKKii , J. 11. McCovxErr
i : . h , liniinnwiii : : , CIIAS. MICT ,
F. 11. .IOIIK.-ON. J. N. COHNISII ,
U II. WII.MAMS , J. L.Jln.ES.
S. II. JOHNSON. 8.V. . Cuov.
ALT.CNT , Itiscion'M. . SIKVKII.
B. A. IlKNSON , OUSrAVAMlKllSON ,
OCO. I'ATTIIItaON , D. CUSMNHHAM ,
Accounts of bankers , merchants anil individ
uals received oil the most favorable terms.
U. S. DErOSITOEY.
OMAHA , - NEBRASKA
iillal $ -r,00,00
Surplus 1011,000
HEUJIAN KOUNTZR. Prcslilont.
.IOHN A. CKWO HTON , Vice President
K. H. DAVIP , Cii hlcr.
\V. II. Mioimil : : , Assistant Cashier.
II. I ? . OATHS , Assistant C.ishlor
Safety Deposit Vaults in Basement ,
Boots and Shoos.
K1RKENDALL , JONES & C'O.N
Buccesiora to Heed , Jooci & Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Biots & Shoes
Ageuti for lloston Itubbcr Shoo Cn. . 1102.1101 nd 1103
llnrner Street , Omkbn , Nebraska.
Brewers.
STOHZ & 1LER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
15M NortU Klulitecnth streetOniKba , N b.
Cornice.
EAOLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Mannfpctnrers ofGalyanized Iron Cornice
Wlucloir-cnpsnnil snptalloskTllKliti. John KpenoHr ,
proprietor. Iu9 nd llJi-ouili 10th street.
Stoarn Flttlngs , Ptimpa , Eto.
BTHANa < t CLARK STKA31IIEATINQ CO. ,
PQIUDS , Pipes and Engines ,
Itttm. wnter. railway anil mlnlun > upillt | > , ato.
93) , Vfi nod Vlt rarnim siroot , Omaha.
U. S. WIND ENOINE A PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
wind mills , 913 nnd ICO Jones it. , Omaha.
U. K. Itois , Anting Haunter.
DltOWNVLL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
BaceMron irork , steam pnnpi. saw mills. 12U-1215
rtti strif tUmaba.
Iron Works.
PAXTON & VJERLtNO IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Gait Iron Building Wort ,
opines , brass work , ncner l foundry , machine and
blacksmltti work , ornteamloorki , U.I' , lly.
and litb itreet , Urualia.
ON All A W1RU & IRON WORKS ,
ManufactDfers of Wire andiron Railinis
Pe.k r > iu. °
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vsults , jail work. Iron iliutters and flia ciupti.
O. Auoretn. pruu'r. forntr 14t > aod Jackson IU ,
Wkoleiale racaufaeturcriol
Sasli , Doors , Blinds ant Mouldings ,
Jlrsncli offlc * . 12tU ud luri strsets , Omika. Ned.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION 'STOCK YARDS co. ,
OfMi Omalia , Liuiilci
0
Agrloulturfkl Impiomonta.
Agricnlt'l ' IrapICmDnls , Wagons , Carriagei
Omnba , Kebrst .
Ftirnllnro.
Wholesale Dialers In Furnilnre ,
K rn ta atrcot , Omulm , Sohrn ! k .
Fornilnrs ,
Crocorloa.
Wliolssalc Grocers ,
Itth kid L TOurtorti ! itiecti. Omnhi , NobrMln.
Hardware-
ir. J. llKOA'ICir ,
Heavy Harflwarc , Iron and Steel.
A STODVA1W CO. ,
Mnnulncturer * nmt Job' prs In
Wagons , Bnggios Rakes , Plows , Etc.
Cor. Ptli nnil 1'aclRo sinots , Omnbn.
Artists'
Mntorlnls *
A.
Arlists1 Malerials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1213 DouKlni > lriict. Omalm , NebrnOin.
Boots oicl Shoos. _ _ _ _ _ _
r. vMonsi : A ca ,
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes.
1101 , 110,1 , 11W loucln nltcct , Onuilm. JlnnufactorT ,
buimjitT itroot , lloatun. _
Coal , Coke , Eto.
JAMES ir. TUA.ro nun COAL co. ,
Miners and Shipper ? of Coal ant Co'f
iq : u > ! .1t S. .Ntuiupu l.nnli luili lln , Dm iv ,
OMAHA. 'COAL. COKV & MMV 00
JotteiS oi HuiM ml SiJii Coai ,
Ml Boutli 13lli itrMl. Omn'.in , No
NEUHASKA FUEL CO. , J
JniDcors of Coal and Coke ,
U South IStti it. . Omaha. Neb.
LUMDERs ETC ,
JOHN A. W A ICEFIELD ,
Wliolcsalo Lnmber , Etc ,
Imported nnd American PorllniUcmcnt. . 8Ut (
ngcnt f or Jllnvr.uXfc ! liydruli lictinciit und
' yuhl.jr wliUu liuio. _
Dsalor in Haiflwccd Lumber ,
Wood carpets nnd pnrquct ilmir.iiu. Uli and DoujtlM
etieutH , Utuulm , t\\\ )
OMAHA LUMDER CO. ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
IStli etrcct ami Union I'm I lie track , OniftliK.
LOUIS URADFOItp ,
Dealer in Lnmbor , Lath , Lime , Sasb ,
Doon , Ktc. Ynrila t'orncr 'th nnil Pouglei. OIUM
Corner lUtli and Uouuui.
FRED. Hr. URAV.
Lumlie1 Lime Cement EtcEtc
, , , , , ,
Center OUi mul Douula ? sis , Omali * .
C. N. DIVTZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
13th and California Btrocts.Onmlin.Kabrink * ,
T. ODERFELDE & CO. ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Noltans
y > \ 21U and IK Soulh lltli stroct.
Notions-
J. T. lOB/A'i > OiV KO'l'iON CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Fiiriiisbing Goods ,
1124 Hanicjr Street , Oainha.
Commission and Storage.
UWDELL & IttDDKLL ,
Storjge and Omission Mercbaulsj
Specialties Iliittor , PKZI. cheese. i > onltrj-tg mg |
1112 How urcl street , Uiunhii , .Not ) . .
Pry " Copdsand Motkm3. _
Jf. E. SMITH & CO. ,
(
Dry Goods , Fiirnisliiiig Good ? and Notions
1103 and 1101 Dousing , cor. lltli itrcct ,
t
Importers & Jolibsrs In Dry Goods , Notioni
Gent's furnishing KOOtln. CorniT lltli nml Unrnt
mrcuts. Uraali.l. NuuriiaWii. >
& TAYLOR ,
Bnilders1 Hardware and Scale Rciiair.Sjiou
Mechanics' tool anil IlufTalo waloi. KM t > ous\t \
trctt , Oiuatia , Neb. _ * . . .
H. HARDY & CO. ,
Jobbers of M
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
nou fiirntsblnic iioods , clilMren'a rarrUK i UV
l-nriiuui jtrec't , Ouialiu , el > . K | J
Olio.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE\CO \ , ,
Wholesale Meed and Lubricating Oils/l /
All * grease , etc. . Oiuubu. A. II. Bishop , liana
Paper.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Ds'lers. '
Carry anlc * itook of prlntlu/ , wrapping and
l i.-D3lil ] attantlonRlrea o cara paper
-TIIK-
CHICAGO SHORT
OP THK
Chicago , Milwa S , St , Paul
The llcst Route from OnmLa and CouncU
j
IHulTs < o
TWO T1UJNB DAILY BETWKKN OMAHA
AND COUNCIL ULVVVH
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. 1'fiiil , Minneapolis , Cellar
Bock Island , Freeport , Itockford ,
Cl I n toil , DubiKjiic , DnTCiiport ,
Elgin , Madison , JnnesTllle ,
liclnlt , Wlnnnnj La Crosse ,
And all otb r Imiiortaat nnliitt Kait , Nortbtait an |
boullieast.
For through ticket * call on Ilia IKket agoat atlW
farnam streetlu liarkcr liiuolc , or at Uuluc 1'acifll
Uitpot.
rullnian Eletp ra and Inn nucit Dlnlnz Cars In th (
world nra run on the main line o ( tke Clilcnuo , Alll
waukce A tit. I'aul llallttiir. and uiutj attention H
paid to paiscoxers br courteous emj > lo/ > ot Cbi
.
company. jt. MilI.Kit. flenrral Managir.
i , K.TlIOKKIt , AssltttnKieneral Mnnaier , ,
A. V. It. OAIU'ISNTKU , Ueueral l'uss niter ant
Ticket Accnt.
OI'-O. I ! , IIKAFFOBO. Aiolstnat General i'Mseogtl
nit'llcktt Aient.
T.J.ULA.UK. Uf neral Sapirlattadent. ,