Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , OCTOBER 26. 1S89.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKER
Wheat Steady nt Oonstdornblo Improvement -
provomont in Prices ,
MORE INTEREST SHOV/N IN CORN
Onts Show No Particular Activity
Tlio "Clique" Still OnttliiK Quito
n Fleurcln October I'ork
Cnttlo Blow.
CHICAGO rnonucB M < vnicBTS.
CnicAno , Oo 25. [ Special Telegram to
Tun HRE. ] Ttio wheat market wus steady
at considerable improvement In price * nnd
with only a fair business dor.o In futures.
Cables came In weak ( or spot wheat and fu
tures wora represented ns displaying declin
ing tendencies. Now York had news to re
port on both" sides , but the drltt of Intelli
gence from that place win bearish In Us lu
ll ti on co. One dispatch waa sent out from
tliero that twenty boat loads had been taken
and another named thirty boat loads us the
quantity. Thcso reports worcv denied and
found few believers. H wai stoutly main
tained by persons usually correct that there
not only hadn't been any export business
worth mentioning , but that there was noth
ing that looked llito Konulno Inquiry by for
eigners for wheat ut anything like the uricct
now ruling. At the sumo time it is not true
that there is not a good trnrio la
flour , both for homo and foreign
account. The seabourd clearances of
flour and wheat wore equally about 2,000
bushels to-day , nnd western millers hnva
orders ahead ns n rule for nil the Hour they
can grind. One sale of 10,000 barrels was
reported from Milwaukee to-dny , and offers
accepted for 0,000 barrels moro. Minneap
olis ana St. Louis mills are having ail they
can attend to. The receipts at primary
points are slightly below the recent average
total , but the movement In the northwest , so
far as it can bo Judged from the receipts itt
Minneapolis and Dulutli , is not lottlUR up to
any appreciable extent. Arrivals there
to-day footed up101,000 bushels , nnd to-mor
row's estimate is for over 800 cars. An cstl-
mate of 2,000 cars for Monday was afloat , but
was voted as too premature to bo reliable.
The receipts at Chicago amounted to " 00
cars , of which 85 cars were of contract
grade. In splto of the heavy receipts the
northwestern markets are hold
ing very well. Duluth receded
J < fc , but at Minneapolis No. 1 northern
wus in aetlvo demand at 7Gii ( > 7 ( > Kc. There
were two other items of news that cut some
figure perhaps. The first and most import
ant Is the continuance of rams through the
southwest and a gradual extension of the
rain east of the Mississippi. Tlio second was
the report that Dodge Iind revised his Oc
tober estimate , mukmg the production less
than on the lOMi. The foundation of the
latter report may probaoiy bo found In the
issuance of a printed October report , from
which Homebody has been able to ilguro re
sults slightly nt variance with tlio original
bulletin. Locally the speculative market
wus not particularly Interesting.Ilutcnnson
and Liudblom were the moat conspicuous
buyers and led on that side. Thosclling was
moro generally distributed than the buying ,
thouuti as conclusions show the buying side
wac the most influential. December opened
nt 70J c , advanced by easy nnd quiet stages
to 80/Jc , receded about noon to TOpfo again ,
nnd during the lust hour recovered
the lost ground nnd cstaollslio'l a
little gain over the previous figures ,
doing to bO o and closing ut the top. May
started in with sales nt } { c range. The first
onicml quotation was 83-J6c , but there were
few sales as low as S33Cc. ( The market then
advanced to 88j ? @ 83&c , receding to 63 c ,
but climbing subsequently to Sic , which was
the closing pricu. The feature of trading , as
far ns anything was developed , was the relatively -
tivoly greater strength of May , which now
commands a premium of 3c over December.
Inquiry for May was especially active.
There was moro interest In corn than has
been usual of late and pronounced strength
in near deliveries , with May sharing In a
lesser degree the general firmness , 'liio re
ceipts were thirty-one cars under the quantity
figured on yesterday , but the canol arrivals
of 11,800 bushels came near filling the gap.
The out-lnspoctlon was , however , heavy ;
amounting to 413,070 , bushels , but of this
quantity not one bushel was of straight No.
3 grnao- Export clearances were liberal
nnd foreign markets were quoted firm , al
though the latest quotations from Liverpool
were 14d lower than reported on the day be
fore. The present moderate receipts and
prevailing ruins are features which were
chiefly responsible for the firmness which
occurred , moro especially In near deliveries.
A general breaking up of country roads will
further curtail the recoluts and wet or dump
weather would make No. 2 corn from the
new crop a scarce commodity iu December
and possibly in November should those
weather conditions last well Into the next
month. The short Interest bought rather
freely nnd offerings were light , November
started at Olc , or } ( [ a over its closing price
yesterday , nnd it advanced to 31 } c , closing
nt ni 'o , or > f o higher than on the day bo-
foro. May opened at 83@i3 ! , ' c , advanced 2jfc
moro to JJ3ifo and closed at ! H ? o , orfio
higher than on the day before. May opened
nt 83@33 > < c , advanced } e up to U3 ! o nnd
closed nt ; j © 33 ; c.
Oats were in no particular active , with a
fair business done in futures at n shudo
firmer prices , while cash lots were dull nnd
weaker than future deliveries , ns gilt edge
receipts dated to-day were offered nt 1S@
18 , ' o. The early llrmnces in extended do-
HvcHcR was duo chiefly to the influence ex
erted by the strength of corn , and May sold
nt St ( j31J/p , with quietude prevailing later.
January sold at ll ) @ 10 o. October sold ut
ISc and No. 'J oats to go to store at that fig
ure.
ure.Tho clique nro still under pork. That , nt
least. Is the opinion held by a majority of the
provision dealers. They were buying both
October and November to-day , and although
prices for deliveries beyond October were al
lowed to case oft a little during
the forenoon , October presented a steady nnd
firm front nt nround $10.70 < < iOl0.7'5 ' , or about
yesterday's closing. There was scarcely n
doubt that the parties Interested will carry
the deal Into November. That future is sell
ing nt DO@J.r ! o premium over January , nnd
the normal difference is fully that much the
other way , Intrinsically November Is worth
no moro than year , and It closed to-day nt a
premium of 55o per barrel over tlio latter.
The packing crowd , including Swift , Ar
mour and Underwoodvoro fair sellers ol
porlr , and Ualdwln sold quite a line of Jan
uary , supposed to liu long stuff. ITutchhiEon
was u fair buyer of nil the active futures.
After sliding off 7K@12Ko in early dealings ,
the market rallied nnd held steady with n firm
undertone until the oloso. Lard ruled quiet
nnd uvorugcd n shade stronger , there being
no features Iu this branch of trade and onl.v
a moderate speculative business. Illb fu
tures were also reported good nnd prices
steady. At the six loading points to-day the
arrivals were 7,000 head larger than on the
corresponding day in 18S3. Liverpool reported
ported lurd dull , with prices } ( a lower foi
both spot and futures. Bacon was steady
nnd In fair demand. The Now York inarkci
for lard was ttrongor. A ruthor loss urgent
slnpulug demand for the product has existed
for the past two or three days , liased on
yesterday's closing quotations tot futures ,
October aud November pork closed Si
higher , year lOo higher and January un
changed. Lard closed 2J < Q5o higher all
around , November unu January ribs 4c !
end October rios lOc lower.
CHICAGO MVB BTOUIC.
CHICAGO , Oct. 25 , [ Special Telegram to
TUB UEB. ] CITTUC The receipts \vor
divided ut 6,000 natives , 3,600 Texans ant
2,600 rangers. Business w s slow and ririeof
on native steers about the same as yester
day , With best selling early nnd other classes
dragging along all day. Buyers wore com.
plaining of the poor quality of rancors , yel
the Keystone cattle sold at (3.40. Thoj
also complained of the poor quallt >
of the Texnns , yet there was llttl <
or no change in values as couiparci
With yesterday. Native butchers' stock
especially old cow * mid cauucri , may b <
quoted u shade lower. There was losi
activity In the ctockcr aud feedoi
e p pfcWW
rade , but rrlccs show no rartlculnr
changes. Choice to extra bcovct. fl.SO@l.03 $
medium to good stcora , 1,850 , to 1,500 Ibs. ,
'UHX34.00S 1,200 to l.BTM ) Ihs. , J3.50QI.25 :
050 to 1,200 lb * . , (1.00(91.00 ; stockers nnd
'ccdcrs , (1.05(32.83 ( ; cows , bulls nnd mixed ,
$ l.00@2.00t bulk , * 3.00@3 20. Texas steers ,
f2.2 < ) M2.40 ; cows , f l.MftpUO ; western rang
ers , rJ.60ffl3.80 ; cows , t3.00@J.50.
Jioas Business was brisk , with n slight
Milgo early in the Hock Inland and Burling
ton divisions. The Northwestern division
received the largest number nnd there the
mnrKct was the weakest , yet values oven
, hero were fully as strong ns yesterday.
Late antes , however , In nil divisions were n
fllmdo lower than at the opening. Packers
laid f3.00@UX ) nnd shippers $4 02) ) 04.12 .
Light sorts again sold at nil manner of
prices nnd nt the wide range of $3.00@4. < 0.
F1NANO1AU
Nr.w YOHK , Oct. 2.5. | Special Telegram to
TUB Br.K.l STOCKS The stock market
opened active nnd steady , and shortly bo-
cam o feverish nnd unsettled. There was
nothing definite In the talk of the street late
or early. There nppoarod to bo n general
disposition to watt rather than force the
movement. The boar talk about Vlllard
being dangerously sink was not well founded ,
although ho Is kept nt homo by Illness. In
trading this morning there was a stubborn
resistance to any advance , and Chicago bear
houses supplied the market. t'lrU prices
showed n dilTercnuo from last evening's Hi-
ures extending to ? per cent , either way ,
while Northern Pacific was exceptional with
n decline of per cent. "Tho general list
was quiet to dull , but Union Pacific , Mis
souri Paclllc , nnd Louisville & Nashville ,
among the stocks of the regular
list , and Sugar Kcflncrics and Cotton
Oil among the trusts were nctlvo nnd gave to
the dealings what character ttioy possessed.
Sugar was the feature of the market , being
very Irregular and feverish. After opening
nt 72 > It declined to 71f , but then rose 1 per
cent , from which point it rapidly declined to
' 1. The general list advanced slowly nnd
cams ranged up to } per cent , but the drop
in Sugar checked the advance and some re
cession was mode , though a firmer tone was
afterwards shown. During the hour to noon
the improvement was quite general. Sugar ,
after touching 70,1fi recovered quickly to 72 ,
Cotton Oil rose a point from the opening to
43V , nnd Chicago Gas sold at 55. Coal stocks
moved up uniformly % per cent , nnd Gran
gers showed $ i@ ) { per cent gain over the
close last night. Louisville , Lake Shore
and Northern Pacific preferred were
Irregular nnd Inclined to weakness.
This proved to bo a good day on the buying
flldo of stocks. Not only were railway stocks
firm to the close at very flattering advances ,
but trusts recovered from the early nervous
ness and weakness and closed materially
higher for the day. During the closing
hours the shorts saw that the forces were
against them and they tut ned In ns buyers ,
but not without Doing ulucked somewhat.
The not gains for thn day were from 1 to 2
per cent , railway shares showing the most
activity. Northern Pacific preferred , Atchl-
son , St. Paul , Union Pacific and Missouri
Pacific gained 1 per cent each , nnd North
western 1 > , Hock Island lc' nnd Lacka-
wanna 3 per cent. Chicago Gas also gained
2 per cent to 50' < fc nt the close. The earn
ings of all the roads rcuortlng were most
excellent. Money was easier nt 4@0 per
cent. The outlook is much improved. The
total sales wore 221,409 shares.
The following wore the closing quotations :
MONET On call , easy at 4 } @ 0 per cent ;
closing offered nt 5 per cent.
PniMB MERCANTILE PAPBU 5) ( J7c per
cent.
STEHMNO ExciiAson Quiet but flrmjsixty-
day bills , .S1 } ; demand. . $5. } .
Mining Stocks.
NEW Yonic , Oat 23. [ Special Tolo r.im
to TUB Una.1 The following are the min
ing stock quotations :
Ilestfc ttolclier..285 Iron Silver 215
Caledonia , U. 11..240 Mexican IK : >
Chollar li" > Mt. JJlublo UJt )
Crownal'olnt ' & Ontario 3100
Con. Cnl. & Va f00 Oplilr 38J
DeadwoodT. 100 Occidental 100
Halo & Norcross..293 Savage HI )
Homestake UOU Sierra Nevada 1M
Horn Silver. 143
PRODUCE M :
CHICAGO , Oct. 25. 1:15 : p. rn. ctoio
Wheat Strong anil higher ; Ootobor , TS oj
December. 807 0 : May , S-ia
Corn Firmer ; October31 o ; November ,
81s'o ; May , ! t ) " c.
Oats Steady ; October , ISc ; November ,
IS H'C ; May , aij c.
ityo October , -HJic.
Uarloy No trndinu.
Prlmo Timothy f 1.20.
Flnx Cash. J1.S8 ; May , $1.37.
\Vhi3Uy-$1.03.
Pork Steady ; October , $10.75 ; January ,
9.42K.
Lard Steady ; October. $0.25 ; January ,
? 3.l)2 ) } .
Flour Dull ; winter , steady ; spring pat
ents , 10o lower.
Provisions-Shoulders , $4.50@4.02Jf : short
clear. $ j.50@5.G.4 ; short ribs , 75.15 for
October.
rsButUer Unchanged ; creamery , 15J $
@ 23c ; dairy , 9 } @ 20o.
Hides Unchanged ; light green salted , Go ;
dry calf , 5@Uc ; deacons , each , 20a.
Tallow Unchanged and quiet ; No. 1
solid packed4c ; No. 2 , C } o ; cnko , 4 ; c.
Clieeso Quiet : full cream cheddarn , 0 } c ;
flats , U > f@9&c ; Young Americas , OJi@lUo.
Eggs Firm ; fresh , 17@18.Kc ,
Hccelpts. Slilpm'ts.
Flour 25,000 20,000
Wliont 121,000 44,000
Coru 177,000 584,000
Oats 102,000 178.000
Now York. Oct. 25. Wheat-nocolpts ,
1,050 ; exports , 82,400 : spotdull _ ; No. a rod ,
vetnbor , closing at S2 } o.
Corn Kucoipts , 67,000 bushels : exports ,
OO.UOO bushels ; spot IIrm anil lilplicr ; No. 3 ,
39X@30Xo I" elevator. J0 ; @ 40o afloat ;
uncradcd mixed , ! ! 3 (341c ( ; options stronger ;
Novcuiborclosiug at 40' c.
Oats Receipts , 80,000 bushels ; exports ,
270 ; spot llrui ; options dull ; November clos
ing at 233 o ; spot No. . , whlto , 28 'o ;
mixed western , 2U ) < g2 ( ) > aUj whlto western ,
ColTuo Options closed barely steady and
unchanged to 5 points down. Sales : 39,600
Dags ; October , f 14.00 ; November , 814.00(3
15.00 ; * pot ; Hio , strong ; fair cargoes , tlU.25.
Sugar Haw , nominal ; rollnod , steady.
Petroleum Higher ; United closed nt
81.05 s for November.
Egps Firm ; western , 21@21 > { o.
Pork Strong ; Inspected mess , 813.25 ®
Lard Stronger and quiet : western steam ,
1.00 , closlnc at fO.84 bid.
Butter Weak ; Elglus , 2455a ; western
dairy , 0t$15u ( ; creamery , HtgaiXu.
Cbccso Firm ; western , 7 > { ( < ? 10o.
Mllwnulcop. Oct. S5. Wheat-Hlglicri
cash , 72'Vci No. 1 northern , 81o.
Corn-Firm ; No.3,31 > < c.
Oats-Steady ; No. 3 white , Zl o.
Hyo-Flrmer ; No. 1 , 4d39'c ,
Harley Fairly active ; No. 2 , October and
November. & 2c.
Provisions Firm ; pork , 110.75.
St. IjuulM , Oct. 25. Wheat Higher :
cash , 70a : May , 83)e.
Corn Higher ; cashS8Ko ; May , 80Vo.
Oats Steady ; cash , lU > { o ; May , 21 > < ( M
" i'ork Firm at $11.80.
Lard Firm ut $0.10.
Wblskey Steady at $1.03.
Uutter Unuhungod : creamery , 20@24o :
dairy , 16Q19.
Uan n * Cliy , Oct. 25 , Whca :
Steady ; No. 3 hard , cash , < VWc ;
October , G3i obld ; No. a rmrd , cash , 69'io ;
OctoberB9obid ; No. 2 soft , cash , G7k 07 c ;
October , 07K-bld : November , GSo bid.
Corn Qulot ; No. 2 cash nml October ,
22J < cbld ; No. 2 whlto. cash , 2Wo bid ; Oc
tober , lM > , sc bid.
Oats No.2 ' cruih , 15J c bid ; October , 15 ; o ;
No. 2 cash , 14c nskud ,
Clnclnnntl , Oct. 23. Wheat Firm ;
No. 2 red , 77c.
Corn Dull t No. 2 mixed , 3 ' 'c.
Oats Dull ; No. 2 mixed , SlQilk'c ,
Whisky $ ! . ! / .
Mvornool , Oct. 25. Wheat Dull ;
holders offer freely ; California No. 1 , 7s 2 > < d
OS's 3J d per cental.
Corn Qulot ; demand fair ; now mixed ,
4s2d per cental.
AllnnoiMioliM , Oct. 25. Sample wheat
Oull nnd dragging ; receipts , MH5 cars : ship
ments , 112 cars. Closing ! No. 1 hard. Oc
tober , 77c ; May , S4c ; on track. 77K@78o ;
No , 1 northern. October , 74j4'o ; Mny , 81lc ;
on tracx , 75J @ 7tV5) ) No. 3 northern , Octo
ber , 7oc ; May , 7"c ; on track , 70@73c.
iiivii srucit
Chtoaun , OcU23. The Drovors1 Journal
reports as follows :
Cnttlo - Hccelpts , 11,000 ; shipments ,
3,500 ; market steady beeves , M.50 0
4.1)5 ) ; steers. $3.liO@I.CO ; stockcrs nnd
feeders , $ l.05@3.85 ; cows , bulls und
mixed , ? 1.UO4 ( ! < 3.W ) ; Texas cattle , $1.5'Js ( )
2.SO ; western rangers , $2 00(31.80. (
tiogs'-Hecclpts. 2.HOO ; m.irkct weak :
mixed , $3.85(34.15 ( ; heavy , K.854.10 ) ; light ,
$ ' 1S5C'1.20 ; skips , $3.1C@'J.85.
Shncp Kccclpts , 8XX ) ; mnriiet steady ;
unlives , ? 2.75t5.00 ; westerns , sM.i > 0@l.lo ;
Texans , $3.20QUO ; lambs , $ .2JC < W.SO.
Kunsin City , Oct. 25. Cattle
Hccelpts , r > , f)00 ; shipments , 0,000 ; market
steady nnd lower ; cows. $11 20@15.txj ; stack
ers and feeders ; $2.25 ( < : U5.
Hogs Kceoipts. 5.000 ; shipments. 1,200 ;
market strong nnd higher ; light , $3.1 < 5 , < J4.05 ;
heavy ami mixed , * 3.SO@1.liO. !
.Siitlimtil Htoo' * Vrird-t , I2-lir fit.
jnul , Oct. 25. Cattle Hccoipts , 2,2'JO ;
shipments. ij , < X)3 ) , market strong ; fair to
choice heavy native steer * , $3.45. < ? 4.S5 ; stack
ers iiiul feeders , $1.S3@3.85 ; range steers ,
Hogs Receipts , 0,003 : shipments , 3,3M ;
marhots'.eady ; heavy , $38Uj4.03 ; packing ,
S3.703.90 ; light , $1.10.
Hloux Oily , Oct. 25. Cattle Receipts ,
410 ; shipments. SS'J ; market steady nnd
unchanged ; cows , $1.00@2.05 ; stockers nnd
feeders , 11,50(82.80 ( ; veal calves. ? 2.003.ir .
Hojjs Kceoipls. 2,500 ; maritot steady ;
light and mixed , t3.70rt3.S5 ( ; heavy , 43.88 ®
OMAHA MVE
ClXltlR.
Friday , Oct. 25.
Cattle sold steady again to-day , although
Chicago was reporting an easier market. So
long as the rccciuts of beeves , especially
good beeves , continue in such light supply it
is no citsy matter for the buyers to gain a re
duction even If eastern markets uro lower.
The trade was fairly active and the best cattle
tlo were picked up in coed season. Native
beeves sold at $3.40jM.15 ( , and westerns ut
$3.70 , nnd Texans at $2.23@2.G3. Natiyo
cows brought ? 1.40 , < B3.25 and a few westerns
brought $1.70. StocKers and feeders , If tiny-
thine , sold n little moro briskly than yester
day. The supply wus not largo and the de
mand pretty good. Natives brought S2.HO@
2.75 and westerns $2 , )0.
The market opened fnlrlv active and a very
considerable proportion of the early receipts
was soun sold. The prices P.I id were u
shiulo stronger than yesterday. Although a
good many hogs had to sell ut $3.80 , the same
ns ycstcrdav , there were n good many morn
loads atJ3.85 , und as high as § 3.83 was paid
for somo. Toward the last the market eased
oil and closed with Uo : advance lost.
1 830 1 33
Packing company , has roturjnwl from a trip
to Kansas City on business for his house.
Thomas Andrews came in frysn Cambridge
with n car of hogs. i _
(
II. Walworth was over from Atlnn tic , In. ,
with near of hogs. _ '
M , Mackcv , n rogulnr nnd ftxVcnslvo Eustls
shlppor , mnrkotcd a car of hdg $ .
J. C. Arbucklo , Atwood , K nn. , put in ap
pearance with n car of cattle1.
ThoNyo-Wllson-MorohouaaCo. had hogs
on the market from Clcarwntcr1 nnd Cornlon ,
John Koup came down from St , Kdwnrds
With n car of cattle of his own feeding.
West Point wns represented by F. Uom-
berg , who cnmu In with n car'ot ' hogs for S.
U. Shophard &Co.
Yesterday's shipments were very light ,
only eight loads of feeders being sent out
Into the country.
The quality of the hogs is gradually 1m-
provide better than at this time last yc.ir.
Dally Trade Bulletin.
Stockmen from South Dakota are sending
largo bunches of cattle nnd sheep over into
Nebraska to bo wintered nn account obshort-
ngo of corn nnd hay over there which wnro
greatly damaged by drouth. Dally Stock
Dciiler.
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OMAHA \VilOljKSA.M2 MARKKTS ,
Produce , Fruit * , Ktc.
Enns Strictly fresh , ISc ; seconds , 14c ,
HJDRS , PEI.TS , TAI.T.OIV , ETC. Green
salted hides. 43i'c ; damaged hides , 'We ; dry
( lint hides , 7c ; calf liidoa , fi@5 ; o ; datmiircd
hides 2u less ; sheep polls , green , onuh , 25uV ( $
? 1.03 ; dhcop pelts , dry , pcrlb.OG12c ; tallow ,
No. 1 , 4 ( ? 4S'c ; No. 2 , 3 @ 'Jifo ; grcuso ,
white. : ) KM4c ; yellow , 2) ) ® : ) c.
WOOL Pine , nverugo , lniflCo ( : medium ,
average , 21fi-J)2c ; quarter blood , average , 20
Q21o ; coarse , nvcrngo , 15@17o ; colts nnd
rough , average , 14 ( < l < ) e.
Funs Heaver , per Ib , K.OOT13.GO ; each ,
J2.UOSO.CO ; otter , each , M.OOQ7.03 ; wolf ,
each , f > OcS1.25 ( ; coon , each , ! ! o ( < J7Go ; mink ,
each , infrfiiOc ; muskrnt , full , 5rjOo ( : skunk ,
rut , l5i3'Jc ( ' ; b.utgcr , rat , 23 ( < SOc % deer skins ,
fall , per Ib , 18i < i,2rc ,
BfTTKiiiNK I'ubs , 14o ; rolls , I5e.
Osioxs ! S@'JOo.
Coco xiTS ! Per 100 , S5 00.
API-IB UUTTKH Oo.
Cinnii IJbls , * 3.r.t ) ; hf.bbts , f3,00.
MAPI.K Sutuit li tfOTJirie per Ib.
VcviChoice , medium size , CgOc ; eholco
heavy , 4 ( So.
Hoscv 10o per Ib for choice.
PiiESEUVKS OJ yJlOcper Ib.
JiiLtiins 3k'4e per Ib.
UIIHWAX No. 1 , lOfi lOc.
Pius FEET Plckleil , kits , 7"o ; pickled
Pigs tongues , kits , $2 35 ; pickled trlpo , Itits ,
C5c ; plukled II , C. tripe , kits , 83a ; splcoa
pigs hocks , kits , 1.15.
UEBi'TosaDCd.Salt . , bbls , $23.03.
HAV $5.00 11.00.
CnoiFiin ? 1000rtT.11.00.
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OATS 18lUc.
Coitx 23ii'-'i5c. (
POTATOES 'J0 ( < ? :25e. :
Burrnu Creuinory , fancy , 22@23c ; eholco
20 ( < e21i ; . Dairy , fancy , 17t8c ; choice , 15
@Wc. Country , fancy , HK < ! fl7o ; good to
choice , 14 ( < ? 15c ; fair , 10'itillo ; Inferior , 7@Sc.
Liva PIGEONS - Per doz , l.5l ) .
GAME Pr.ilrio chickens , $ ' 100 3.50 ; mal
lard ducks , $2.50it3.0t ( ) ; mixed ducks , < 1.50@
1 73 ; teal , Sl.251Dr.50 ; Jack snipe , Sl.00c1.25 ( ;
quail , $ l.75@2.00 ; j.ick rnboits , W.00j360 ;
small rnbblts , .n.OiJ2) ) ; squirrels $ l.00in (
1.10 ; plover , Sl.lHC l.23 ; vuliison saddles ,
13@14c ; carcasses , s > ( } 10L- .
HEAXS Choicj tinnd-plcked , navy , ? 1.73@
2.00 ; choice haua-pickcd medium. I.U5@1.8 ( ) ;
choice haud-piehed country , fl.W1.80 { ;
clfiaii country , ? 1.50@l.lJOj inferior country ,
Sl.tll 1.25.
( JiiRi.sc Young Americas , full cream ,
12o : factory twins , ll ( < i > ! 2J.jbft ; > grades , 7 ( < B
He ; Van Hoason Kdotn , § 11.50 per doz ; sap
sago , lOc ; brick , lie ; 1 Irabu rgcr , Oc ; domes-
tie Swiss , l @Mo. ,
LKMOXS Fancy. ? 'j.OOS353t ' choice , y .u
@ 0.00.
CiiANncuiiiES Cupa Cod , SD.OO@10.00.
OIIAXCHJS Louialuuii , per box , ? 1.00.
UccKwnuiT FI.OUII Per bbl. , $ (150. (
GitU'ES X , V. Coneordr per basket , 33@
40c.
Ai'1-i.cs-Per bbl. , $ l.00@3.qp.
CAMFOIISIA Giurcs 3l.ri3 .Jl.73.
Pistils 10 Ib. boxs , ? 1. 75 2.25.
U \NANAS According 'to _ fzu , per bunch ,
Groceries.
POVISIONS Hums , No. 1 , lii-lb. nveragc ,
10 > < Jo ; 20 to 22 Ibs , lOc ; 13 to 14 Ihs , lie ;
shoulders , 5c ; breakfast bacon , No. 1 , Sc ;
ham sausage , Oc ; dried beef hams , 8 } e ;
beef tongues , 515.0J per dozen ; dry salt meats ,
4JfrttVg'o ( per It ) ; ham roulette , 0 } < fe ; add lo
pup lt > lor small lots.
PICKI.CS .Medium , per bbl. $5.53 ; small
S3.f > 0 ; gherkins , $0.53 ; C. & 13. chow chow ,
qts. $3.85 ; pts. S3.40.
. CANDY UKC&WKopsr > .
CIIOCOIATR AM ) COCOA 21@37o per Ib ;
Gorman ciiickory , red , 71'nC.
Gis'ORii Jumaica , " pints , Sil.OO per doz.
COITEK Green Fancy , old golden Hio ,
22 > e ; fancy old peaberry , 2-5e ; Hio choice
to fancy , 2Jc ; Hio , prime , 21c ; Hio , good ,
20c ; Mocha , 30c ; Java , fancy Mandchllng ,
27u ; Java , good interior , 24c ; African , 2Ic.
COITEK Honatcd Arbueklu's Anosn ,
2IVe ; McLuughlln'B XXXX,24'sc ; German ,
23t e ; Dilworth , 2 Jfc ( ; Alaroma , 24'c. ' ( ,
SUOAUS Cut louf , Oc ; out loaf , cube.s , Oc ;
standard , powdered , Oc ; XXXX. powdered ,
040 ; granulated , standard , 7 0 ; coufeo-
tionera" A , 7 } c ; white , extra C. 7 } c ; extra
C , Nebrnsica , 7)ie ) ; umber , J-ac\ \ California ,
golden C , 7o.
\OK-HoIognn , 4 } ( < ? . ' 3c ; Frankfort
7ch tongue , S } < jc ; suminei' , ISc ; licad
ch eese , CKc.
Pouwuv Chickens , patdoz. . live , choice
* 2.73@8.00 ; springs. f2.CO3 ( ? 75 ; dressed
per Ib , lOfifillo ; turkeys , live , 89c ; dressed ,
ll@12c ; ducks , live , per doz. $250@D.OO ;
drussed per Ib , Il(3)l2i ( ) ; ; goes ? , live , pur doz ,
50UO ( < f8.i)0 ) ; dressed per Ib , Ilgl3c. (
LAUD Tlorcas Itollned 5 0 ; pure loaf ,
OJfc : ; kettle rendered 7c. Add ' c to } fc for
smaller quantities.
NUTS-Almonds , 15j17c ; Urazils , Oo : 111-
berts , 12c ; paeans , 12c ; walnuts , 12 } e ; pea.
nut COCKS , S } o ; roasted , 10 } c.
WiiArriNU PATOH Straw , per Ib , 15 @
2Kc ; rug , 2 > o ; manllla , J3 , BQjy/c ; No. 1 ,
SU.T Dairy , 2S3 Ibs in bbl , bulk , } 2. 10' ;
best grade , ( W , 53 , fi.30 ; best grade , 100. 3s ,
12.40 ; best grade , 23 , 103 , * 2.2J ; roclc salt ,
crushed , tl.80 ; dairy salt , Asliton , 50.11) hairs " ,
85e ; bulk , 224-lb bags. * ( .23 ; common , "in
bbls.Sl.25.
FAIIINACKOIJS Goons Uarley , : } ( < l3 ir far
ina , 4J o ; peas , 8JYO ; oatmeal , 2j@5c ! ; mac-
curoni , lie ; vermicelli , lie ; nee , 3l@7a } ;
sago und tapioca , ( i@7c.
FISH Salt Dried codllsh,5KJ8 ( o ; scaled
herring , 24o per box ; hoi. horrincr , ( loin. , SOo ;
Hamburg , nplced herring , $1.40 ; hoi. herring ,
Imp , 85o ; mackerel , large family , 10.25 per
100 Ihs ; whlto flan , No. 1 , $7,00 : family ,
(2.75 ; trout , $5.25 ; salmon , fS.M ) ; anchovies ,
Wo.
Wo.CANNED
CANNED MEATS Corned , boot , 1 Ib square
tans , tl.20 ; corned beef , 'JJb square cuns ,
13,03 ; corned beef , 0 Ib squuro cans , (0.50 ;
corned beef , 14 Ib square caps , f 14 00 : lunch
tongues , 1 Ib round cans , f . ' .130 ; lunch tongues ,
2 Ib round cans , { 4.75 ; bi'.iwn ' , 1 Ib square
brawn , 2 Ib square cans , $3.00 ; brawn , 0 Ib
square cans , $ < 1.53 ; brawn , W Ib square cans ,
$14.00 ; ox tongues , IK Ibf round cuns , (5.00 ;
ox tongues , 2 Ibroundcansu.00oxtonguo8 ; ,
2ff } Ib round cans , t7.00iox | tongues , 3 Ib
round cans , ? S.OO ; chipped beef , lib round
cans , $2.00 ; chipped beef , 3 Ib round cans ,
fi.OO ; roast beef , 1 Ib round'eans , f 1.20 ; roust
beef , 2 Ib round cans , $2.00 ; potted ham , , ] j
Ib round cans. Coo ; potted ham , Klb round
cans , $1.30 ; dovllod haui.tj Ib round cans ,
( We ; deviled ham , K ID round cans , $1,20 ;
potted ox tongue , ' tb round cuns , 05o ; pot
ted ox tongue , 1 $ Ib round cans , (1.20 ; com
pressed him , lib squard 6inn , (1.75 ; com
pressed ham , 3 Ib square c dna , $2.70 ; trlpo ,
2 Ib round cans , $1.50 ; minced callops , 3 Ib
round can ; , (2.20 ; boneless pigs feet. 2 Ib
square cans. $2.23. Quo pound cans are
packed two dozen and four dozen to caso.
Two pound cans uro packed one dozen and
two dozen to case. Half pound cans packed
two dozen to ease. Quarter pound cans
packed four dozen to case. All prices per
dozen net.
OANNEU FISH nrook trout , 3 Jb , $2.40 ; sal
mon trout , 3 Ib , $2.35 ; claim , 1 Ib , $1.25 ;
clams , 3 ll > , $2.10 ; clam chowder , 3 tb , $1.25 ;
deviled crabs , 1 DJ , (3.25 ; deviled orab , 3 Hi ,
$3.50 ; codfish ballu , 3 Ib , $1.76 ; caviar , } Ib
$3.25 ; eels , 1 It , , ( J. 40 ; lobsters , 1 Ib , $1.00 ;
lobsters , 2 Ib. $3 00 ; lobsters , deviled , > f Ib
3.2S ; mackerel , Ib , 11.75 ; maakerol mus
tard sauce , B Ib , $3.10 ; mackerel , tomato
sauce , 8 Ib , $3.25 ; oysters , 1 Ib , 05o ; oysters ,
Ib , $1.60 ; salmon , O , H. , lib , 3.00 ; salmon ,
O. H. , 3 Ib , $3.80 ; salmon. Alaska , 1 Ib , $1.60 ;
salmon , Alaika , 3 Ib , $3.65 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
"biLs-Keroaene-P. W. WW. \ . W. , 12o ;
headlight , 18oj naiad oil , $2.16gO.Od ( per
dozen.
porlb , ,
STAHCH 5@7o per Ib.
STOVB POLISH (3.00(33.87 ( per gross.
SriiP.s Whole , per Ib AHspioo , Oo ; Cns.
sin , China , Po ; cloves , Pcnnnp , 28o ; nut
megs , No. 1 , 7fic ; pepper ,
Twines nml Hope.
' TM-INE Sisal , 13 > c ; horap ,
manllla , inc.
Ci.OTiiK'iUNF.s Cotton , CO ft , $1.20 ; cotton ,
00 ft , $1.40 ! Jute , 60 ft , We ; JlltO , 00 ft , $1,00.
COTTON 'nviNn Fliio..Ua ; medium , lOJ-fo ;
heavy hemp , 14o ; light hemp , 17c ,
, SAIL TWINE- . sail , 20o ; Calcuttn , 14o ;
Munlllnropo , li | < o ; slsnl rope , llKo ; now
product , < Jo ; Jute , 0)icr ) cotton lOc ; hide
rope , 17c.
nml Itulldtni ; Mntarlnl.
STOCK 13oAnt)9 A , 12 Inch , a 1 s 14 nnd 10
foot , $40.00 ; 13 12 inch , sis 12 , 14 nnd 10 foot ,
$ IUH > : O 13 inch , s I s 13 , 14 unit 10 feet ,
(30.00 ; D 12 Inch , s 1's 12 , 14 and 10 feet ,
$23.00 : No. 1 com 13 In , s 1 s 13 foot , (18.00 ;
No. 3 com 13 In , s 1 n 14 nnd 10 foot , $17.50 ®
IS.uO ; No. 1 com 13 In , s Is 10 , IS nnd 20 fret ,
$10.50 ; No. 3 com 12 in , s 1 s 14 nnd 10 feet ,
$17.00.
Port.Aii Lu.Mniw Clear poplar box bds. J
In. A 3 s , $33.00 ; clear poplar , % panel ,
$30.00 ; clear poplar , % In panel , fil.OO ; clear
poplar , } { in panel stock wide , s 3 s , $23 00 ;
clour poplar corrugated celling , X , $30.00.
POSTS Whlto cedar , 0 Inch halves , 12o ;
white cedar , .V incn halves aud 8 inch quar
ters , lie ; white cedar , 4 Inch round , lOc ;
Tennessee red cedar , split , lOo ; split oak ,
white , Se ; sawed oak , 17c.
SunLAI - No. 1 plnlu,8 and 18 inch , $17.50 ;
No. 2 plain , 8 und 10 Inch , $ l5.uO ; No. 1 , O
G , $18.00.
niMENSION * AND TIMnEU.
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22 ft 24 ft
? x4. . . . 15 03 15 OU 1500 1000 1000 1800 ! ) ( )
2x0. . . . 15 00 1500 1300 10 00 1000 1800 1000
2x8. . . .15 031500 1500 10 OJ 1000 1800 1000
2x10. . .15 00 15 W ) 15 00 10 ( X ) 1(1 ( 00 18 00 10 00
2x12. . . 15 00 15 00 1500 1000 11)00 ) 1800 1000
4x48x8.10 ( K ) 100J If OJ 17 IK ) 17 00 18 0010 00
FCNCIXCI No. 1 , 4 iJtul 0 inch , 12 nnd 14 ft ,
rough. $10.00(0)10.50 ( ) ; No. 1.4 nnd 0 inch , 10 ft ,
S17.00 ( < ? 17.50 ; No. : ! , 4 mid Hindi , 13 and 1C ft ,
513.50 ( 14.00 ; Ko. 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 10 ft , 815.00
@ 10.00.
Fisisnixn 1st und 2d clear , i ' { Inch , s 2 s ,
$ iO.OOt'51.00 ; 1st nnd 2.1 clear , 1 } { and 2 Inch ,
H 2 s , ? 47.00@O.OJ ; 3.1 clear , W inch , s 2 B ,
S13.00@JO.OO ; H select , 1 > 4' . IX and 2 Inch , s
2 s , SJ7.oa38.00 ( 1st aud 3d clear , I Inch , a 3
H. $13.00 , MJ uluur , 1 inch , s2a. ? W.)3 ( ) ; A se
lect , 1 inch , s SH , $33.00 ; 1) select , 1 inch , s 3
B , 530.00.
riiitNOi.ns , LATH Per M XX clour , $3.15 ;
extra A * , 52.00 ; standard A , $ . .00 ; fi-lnuh
clear , $1.00f < 41.70 ; 0-inch clear , Jl.73@l.SO :
No. 1 , $ I.U1.15 ) ; clear rod cedar , mixed
w'dths ' , from Washington territory , ( J.40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths , $4.50 ;
cypress , clear heart , dimension widthsf3.33 ;
lath , W.53.
UoAitns No. 1 com s 1 s 12 , 11 and 10 ft ,
flO.OO ; No. 2 , do , $10.50 ; No. 3 , do , S14.50 ;
No. 4 , do ( ohlp's cull ) , $11.03. Add 50c per
M ft for rough.
H-ATTiiXB , W 1:1,1. TUIIINH , PICKETS O. G.
Units , 2 > J-inch , OOo ; O. U. Baits , 2 } ® 8 , ss ,
33o : 3-in well tubing , * D.&M. and bov , ? J3.10 ;
pickets , D. & H. , Hut , $2).03 : pickets , D. &
II. , square , Slli.OO.
Fl.ooniNO 1st com C'in whlto pine , $31.00 ;
2doomO-in white pine , $31.03 ; 3d com 0-ln
whltu pine , $20.00 ; U com 0-in whlto pine ,
S20.00 ; com 4 und 0-in yulloiv pltio , 915,00 ;
Slur 4-in yellow pine. $17.00 ; 1st and 2d clear
yellow pine , 4 nnd 0-in , $10.00.
CKILINO AND PAHTIT.ON 1st com , Jin
whitu pine partition , $32.00 ; 2i coin -'f-iu
whlto piuo partition , SJ7 03 ; oluarin yel
low pine celling , ? iO.OO ; clear 3B'-in Norway ,
$ ! 4.5t ; 2d com ; Viu Norway , $13 50.
Li MC Heat , b5.
Cl.MKST $1.35.
PUSTKII W.23.
IlAiU-2Uc.
Uun.niNd HIIICK Common , $3.00@7.00 per
M ; selected. $7.0J@3.00 per M ; sewer brick ,
$ S.03'J.OO per M , _
Dry
PRINTS Pink nnd Hobos Hichmond. Oc ;
Allen , Oe ; Hivcrpoint , 3Kc ; Steel Hivcr ,
0 > c ; Paeilio , 0 } c.
I'KINTS Indigo Hluo St. Leger , CXc ;
xVashingten , Oc : American , (5 ( } c ; Arnold ,
0 } > j ; Arnold Century , Oc ; Windsor Gold ,
Tk't. 10'rfc , ' ; Arnold B. lO c ; Arnold A , 12c ;
Arnold ( Jold Seal , lOJtfu ; Yellow Seal , 10 > c.
CoMFOUTHiia $ .0.50fl ( 35.00.
CousnT.lEVss Uoston , 7J/e ; Androscog-
gin , 7c ; ICearsage , 7jlf\j ; liociiport , O c ;
Coneslogo , 0 } < fe.
CKASH Stevens' B , f > K ; Stevens' A , 7o ;
bleached , Se ; Stevens' P , 7 o ; bleached ,
8e ; Stevens' N , SJ-Jc ; bleached , 0/c ; Ste
vens' SllT , ll'Jc.
DUSIMS Amosueag , 0 oz , lOj.Jc ; Everett , 7
oz , 13c ; York , 7 oz , 13o ; Hii.vmukcr , 8 } < c ;
Juffroy , XX , ll'io ; Juffrcy , XXX , 12kc ;
Bcnvor Crcok , AA , 12c ; Heaver Creek , UB ,
lie ; Beaver Creek . , CC , lOc.
SHCITINO , ULBAUIIKU Kllerton 7 } < jc :
Housekeeper , 8' c ; Now Cundlduto , SJ o ;
Berkeley cambric , No. 00 , Oe ; You Bet. 4 4 ,
OJi'c ; butter cloth , OO , 4'fc ; Cabot , 7 > o ;
Furwoll , half blenched , 8Kci Fruit of Loom ,
8 e ; Green G , Oc ; Hope 7J.ac ; King Philip
cambric , lOe ; Lonsdulo cambric , lOe ; Lens-
dale , 8 > o ; New York mills , lOo ; Pepperoll.
42 In , lOo ; Pcpporoll , 4t ( In , lie ; Pcpperell ,
0 4 , ] 4 } e. 1'eppnrell , 8-i , 20o ; Popporell , 0 4 ,
22e ; Pcpporoll , 10-4 , 2lc ; Canton. 4-4 , 8 > c ;
Canton , 40 ) } c ; Triumph , Ou ; WumsuUn ,
lie ; Valley , 5u.
HniinN < i , Buowx Atlantic A , 4-1 , 7.fc ;
Atluntio If. 4-1 , 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , ( i c ;
Atlantic 1' , 4-1 , Oc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Oo ; Au
rora C , 4-4. 4o ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , O u ;
Hoosier LL , 4SJ c ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7c ;
Lawrence LL. 4-4 , 6 0 ; Old Dominion , 1-4 ,
3J < ; c ; Peppercll , H , 4-4 , 0e ; Peppecull E ,
40-Inch , 74ro ; Pepperell , 8-4 , 17fo } ; Pep-
oreli , 0-i , 20c ; Pcpporell , 10-1 , 2-'e ; Utlca C ,
4c : Wnotiusotts , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora H , 4 4 , 7c ;
Aurora 13 , 4 > 4 , ( l > Jc.
TICKS Oakland , A , 7J e ; International ,
YY , Su ; Shetucltot , S.Sa ; Wnrran , No. 870 ,
lOo ; Berwick. BA , 18u : Acme , 13c ; York ,
30 in , l2-'u : York , 32 in , l3Ko ; Swift River.
So ; Thorndlke , OO , 8 } < fo ; Thorndiko , 12F ,
Stf ; Thorndiko , 130. li o ; Thorndiko' XX ,
15c ; Cordis , No. 5 , 'jjjcj Cordis , No. 4 ,
lOU'c.
DIOK : West Point. 28 in , 8 oz , OJ o ; West
Point , 20 in. 10 oz , 12 > c ; West Point , 20 in ,
12 oz. 15 } c ; West Point , 40 in , U oz , lOc.
FL\NNII.S : Plaid Huftsmcn. 20o ; Clear
Lake , 33 o ; Iron Mountain , 2fl > e.
PIIINTS Solid Colors Atlantic. Oo ; Slater ,
Co ; Berlin oil , 0 > io ; Garner oil , ( ) ® 7o.
SIIIHTINO CIICCKS Caledonia X , OKc ; Cal
edonia XX , IO L-J Economy , Oc ; Otis , Oo ;
Granite , ( l e ; Crawford checks. 8c ; Haw
Klvor plalrts , fiVo.
FIANNIIS : Whlto-G. H. No. 2 , % , 22J o ;
G. H. No. 1 , J2 < l c ; G. H. No. 2. % 22 o
G , H. No. 1 , % aOa ; Quocheo No. 3 , Jf , 32oi
Qucchco No. 3 , % , 37Kc ; Anawnn , 8JKo :
Windsor , 22Uc.
Ff. XNKi.s Hed C , 21 inch , 16 o ; E , 24
inch , 21 c ; G.'G. 34 inch. 20o ; H. A. F. f ,
25o ; J. H. F. % , 27c ; G. X5c. .
HATTS Standard , Set Gem , 80 ; Beauty ,
12) ) < o ; Uoone , I4c ; U , cased , $0.30.
UiANKi'.Ts White , $1.00@7.50 ; colored ,
S1.10Q8.0J.
Ciiti'BT W-iti1 Bibb , whlto , ISljfo ; colored ,
21KC.
12 } < fo ; 80 , 13 } , < o ; 50 , brown and slate , Ou ; 70 ,
WAo \ OO.lOo.
ivu.NTL'citv JnANa Hercules , 17o ; Lcam-
Inggnu22Ke ; Glunwood , 20e ; Melville , 25e ;
Batpup.27 } < o ; Memorial , 15c ; Standpoint ,
18o : Durham , 27tfo.
MisCKUANEOUs--Tablo oil cloth. $2,50 ;
table oil cloth , marble. $3 50 ; plain Holland ,
OVo ; dado Holland , 13 } < fc ,
J'ltiNTB Dross Charter Oak , 5o ; Hamnpo ,
4o ; Lodl , fi.fc ; ; Allen , Oo ; Hlchinond , Ou ;
Windsor , 0 } o ; Eddystone , Oij'c ; Paclllc ,
"Xo.
, Drnati ana Chemicals.
ACID Sulphuric , per carboy , 24/o | : cltrlo ,
per pound. Die : oxalic , per pound , 14o ; tar-
tarlo iiowdered , pr pound , 43o ; carbolic , 3j
@ 45c.
AI.UM Per pound , 2) o.
AMMONIA Carbonuto , per pound , lljfc ,
AnitowitooT Per pound , lUc.
BALSOJI Copalbu , per pound , 03o ; tolu. 62
@ 55o.
Boiuz Refined , per pound , lie.
CALOMEL Am. , per pound , bSc.
OASTOII Ou.-l,34.
Ci'iiEii BEIUUES $1.50.
CANTIUIUDES 75cifl.C5. (
CASSIA BUDS Per pound , 18o ,
CiiLOKoroitu Per pound , 41o.
CoiuioaiVE bUBi.iMAT _ Per pound. ESu ,
CIIEAM TAIITAII Pure , per pound , 20o.
EXTKAOT Loowoou Bulk , per pound ,
12Ko.
KIIOOT 45c.
GUM Aniiiio riC@05c ,
LTCOI-ODIUM 14 .
GLVCJSIUNB Bulk , per pound , 25 < x
G x Asnfootido , per pound. Ho ; cum.
phor , per pound , 40o ; opium , per pound ,
$3 0o.
lonisn nostibllmntcd , per ounce , (3.30.
LKAVKS Buchu , short , per pound , IDc ;
Senna , Alex , , per pound , SoigMa
MourniA Sulph. , per ounce , f3.PO.
MnitOt'itT ' 74c.
POTASS Uromldo , per poond , 44o ; Iodide ,
per pound , $3.83.
Qi'iNtA Sulph , , per ounce , 46c.
SKKDS Canary , per pound , 4 'c.
SoAi-9 Cnstllo. inottlud , per pound , SS10o ( ;
cnstllc , whlto , pcrx\ind | \ ,
Si'tiiiTsNiTHB Sweet , per pound , U. S.
P. , 420 ,
STIIYCIINI t Crystnls , $1.03 ( ( ? 1.15.
SfLi'ii. CINCHONA Per oz , lifl4c. ) (
T\noov Per pound , Go.
TONKA BI-ANS (1.70Q1.75.
WAX White , per pound , ns5So.
Oiw Linseed , raw , 59ej Linseed , boiled ,
Glo ; Horgamot , Snndorsili's , per pound ,
$2.45 ; Lemon , Sanderson's , per pound , $1,33 ;
Peppermint , per pound , $2.35 ; Wlntorgrcon ,
per pound , $2.15 ; Olive , Malaga , per gnl ,
We ; Headlight , 175 test , 13 < c ; Gasoline , 75
degrees , 13c ; Nnpthn , 03 degrees , 12o ; 160
prime white , lOo ; 150 water whlto , 12o ; Per
fection , 14o ; Lnrdlno , SOo ; Summer , W. Vu. ,
Ho ; Xerov. . Vo. , lOo ; I. X. L , dark en
gine , 20e ; Carbon , snow white , 160 degrees -
grees , 10fc } ; Turpentine , 54c.
Seven Unphncl Cnrtoons.
Savon cnrtootiB , supposed to bo by
Rnphnol , nro now on exhibition in
Purls tit Georges Potlts gnllory. They
ni'o supposed to Imvo bcon done ixt the
sumo tinio us the paper cartoons nt
Ilnmplon Court nnd South ICu
The biggest thlnir out is what the druggists
term Dr. Bull's Cough Sypup ; its sale Is
enormous nnd It has never been known to
fail , I'rlco 25 cents.
It is well to roinembor that the oldest case
of rheumatism and neuralgia Imvo been
speedily cured by Salvation Oil. Price 25
cents u bottlo.
* -
A Vennrnlilo K lo n limit. .
An clenlmnt ric6ntly ) died hi Ceylon
which hnil borvcd the public works * de
partment for over eixty-llvo yours , nnd
nml previously worked in various parts
of the island for un unknown period.
THE REALTY MARKET.
1N3TIIUMUN T3 pUoJ4 on rjjjri durmt
yestcrdnr.
AM Hopkins nnd vtlto to 11 A White , lot
_ , bl'c ' il.HnuudcrH.v-Hlmcbnugh'slllRh'
land parK , w tl , . . . $ SW
Mnrtln Ittnor , gnnrdinu , to K 8 Jester ,
und U lot 4 , blk 1C , Blilmi's iiccond add ,
( lool . 850
Ileltr JiCiilllurto. ! II VriiRh. lot ! 11 und
12 , bit 7 , Collier Place , wil . l.WO
Hetty Ij Collier to li 1) llradler.lots 111 uiul
3) , blK B. t'olller Place.v d . 1,600
AV 1. 1'nrk.M and \\ifo to Samuel Cotnor.lot
17 , blK 17 , Iliinaeomrince. wtl . 3,000
All Doneckcn and wife to John Henry.
n 41 feet oC lot ft , ulk - ' , umalia , wd. . 1
II A Koster * nnd ulfc to Jonn A Ander
son , lot * , bile I , Kostcrs' add. w il . COO
Hunry llollu mid wife to l.ydla Hlbbard ,
lot iil , Wnverly add. w tl . W
V SnouiTer to it A Tnllcr , lot 10 , um ir , , in
second mid to II .V M 1'nrilv il . 100
J I' Mallendur ct nl to Kiln Justeson , outlet
lotClevolnnd rincc. wil . 2,100
Albright I , nnd nnd Lot Co to John I' Hoi-
don , lot 17. blk : > i , Albrlcnt's nnnox.wd 435
1'ntrlclc Land ( "o to.Iolin U Montcomeiy.
lots li and 13. blk 124 , Unndeo Plnci'.wil 2 , "CO
City of South Dmnha to J M WniiBh , ) xrr
H iwlj lot 7 , bile 81 , Sontn Omaha , q o d. 1
Thirteen transfers . ? ii,117 :
SKROEDErS'DEJffl ;
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank ,
305 South 131li Street , -
COMMERCIAL
Capital , - $4OOOOO
Surplus , - 4O.OOO
ecrs nnd Directors 13. Jr. MoHoman , O
M. Jlltchcoeli , Jos. Onrncaii.Jr. , A. Henry. B
M. Amlcrhou , Wm. U.iluul. v pros. ; I , , li. Will
lams. A. 1 > . Hopkins , pru.-i. ; A. Mlllard. casuler ;
V. II. Hryant. assistant cashier.
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK ,
V. S. DBEOSTOBY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital . $400.000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1889 . o,001) )
0 b'FICKU8 AND DIKKCTOU3 :
HENIIY . YATBS. President.
LEWIS S. ItKr.u. Vice 1'reslnent.
A. K.Ton/.Au.v ,
W. V. Monsu ,
JOHN s. COI.MNS ,
It. C. Ciismsd.
J.N. II. PATIIICK.
W.ll. S. Iluoiii : ? . Cashier.
THE IRON BANK.
Cor. 12th nnd Farnam.Sts.
A General Ilnnklutr UusiiiPMi Transacted.
0
Boots and Shoos.
K1RKENDALL , JOKES & CO. ,
Successors to Heed , Jonci & Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Ste
Ageuti for Iloston Hubber Sboo Cn. , 1102.1101 aad 11CH
llnrney Street , Omilia. Nebr ka.
Browors.
STORZ A 1LER ,
Lager Beer Browcrs ,
1B1 NorlU Kluhtctntli Mreet. Omaha , N b.
Cornloo.
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EAOLE CORNICE WORKS ,
ManufECturers ofGalyanize. Iron Cornice
Wludoir-ctipinnd ntrtallaikrllgliti. Jolm Kven
proprietor. 106 and llU uutti 10th ( treat.
Steam Fittings. Pumps , Eto.
Jt CLAHK STEAM 11EATINQ CO-
, Pipes and Engines ,
et m , water , rallwnr and mining lupplUi , tc.
va/B ) ndiBt lrnam meet , Omaha.
U. S. WIND ENOCNE & PUMP CO. ,
'
Sieain'anu Water Supplies ,
IIallIJ y wind mllli. S18 and 02'J Jonci it. , Omali * .
U. K. llo n , Acting llananar.
J1ROWNELL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery ,
Sheet-Iron work , team pucipi , iaw mllli. 1315-1215
lxa nncrlU itreel , Omaha.
Iron Works.
PAXTON A V1ERLIKQ IRON WORKS ,
WrongM and Cart Iron Building Wort ,
Englnc > . bran work , neneril foundr/ , machine and
blackiuiltn work. ORlct and worki , U. 1' . UT.
and 17th itreet , Omaha.
OMAHA WIRE A IHOX WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire andiron Railing
Ueik t lll , > rlndow Kuardi , flower iUnili , wlr iluci ,
lc , Ul Nurtn lUb itreet. Oman * .
OMAlfA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Bnrglar Proof Safes ,
Vault ! , jail .work. Iron ibuttcri and flr * cirapti.
0. A u dre en. nrou'r. Corner lift and Jackioo it > ,
Sash , Deere ( E * ° _ ,
n OJLr
M. A. DISBItOW A CO. ,
VTboleiale rntnufnoturers o (
Sash , Doors , Blinds ani Monldings ,
ErincU offlco. lltli ft d Iiard itrteti. Omaka , NeS.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of South Omaha , Limited ,
OWAJOBBERSMCM ?
i . _ . . . . . . . . . .g.y.qg- ; . , - - . yj-jas ? sggg
AgHoulUiriJJniplomonts.
Agrlcnlt'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriage !
HucsUs , ttn.Vholfa ! . Omitha , Ncbretkt ,
Furnlluro.
DEWEYA STOAT ,
Wholesale Dealers in Farnitnro ,
_ _ Fitrnna ttroot. Omalm , Kcbratka.
OUARLES SHI VEltlGK ,
Farniinrc ,
Omaha , Nebraikiu
Crocorloa.
AICCORD , BRADY A co.t
Wholesale Grocers ,
Uth tad ijaTeutrorlli elreeti , Onuhn , Nebraiki.
Hnrdvvnro.
II. J. LSUV.'ll lill ,
Hirdware , Iron an. Sled ,
fpilnit , w Ken Hock , hardware , lumber. OK > . IXt
and nil llatnentivet , Omaha.
MOLIlfEMILlHrRNA S10DDARD CO. ,
Manufacturers and Job ! en In
Wairons , Buggies Rake ] , Plows , Etc ,
Cor. Ptli nml 1'oclflo lrt' t . Omulia.
, Jr. ,
Arlisis1 Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1613 l.'ouplm ilroot , Omilm , KobrmkB. _
_ _ Bo o tsjnnd Sh o i OB . " '
w. v. MORSE & coV"1
Jobbers of Boots and Slices ,
1101,110) , llojDnuelai Btrrot , Dmntm. Mnnufuctorr ,
Hummer itrcat , lloitun.
Coal , Coke , Eto.
JAMES P. TIIATOUER COAL CO. ,
Miners and Shipper * of Coal ant Co
lloom II , 1)Ituiitinul ) ! tun's Uiill.lln , Omuu
OMAHA COAL , COKK & LIME CO
Jotes ot llira hnl uuoai \ ,
30J Boulh IStli ttriat , Omaha , Nebratkfc.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Snipers of Coal and Cote.
ill Booth 15th it , . Onmliiii Nob.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A. WAKEF1GLD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Eta
Ira potted and AnuTlnin t'orllnn-l Cement. Btttt
ngcntror Mllwnukt'ulijfiUnu.lecenionlaDd
yulnty vrliltu time.
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cmis it. LEE ,
Bsaler ill Hardwood Liimlicr ,
Wood carputi nnd pnrquct lloorini ! . Uli ami lougt4
etieets , Uiuultti. rut ,
OMAHA LU3tUER C07 '
& 11 Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
16th street nnd L'nlon 1'aclila truck , Omalia.
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LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dsalcr in Lumber , Latli , Lime , Sasn ,
Doora , Etc. Ynran-C'tiriicr 'til ontl Douulus. Offlee
Corner lOtti and noiiutav
FRED. M' .
Lube1 , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Comer 9tU anil Dnuulns t , Oinnlia.
(7. A' . DIETZ ,
Dealer iu All Kinds of Lunilicr ,
13th nail California ttrecu , Omaha , Nebraska.
NHNIn gfy M ot I onts.
/ . OBERFELDER & CO. ,
Importers & JoMers in Millinery & Nolions
. 211) Bail 212 Eoiilli lltli stieet.
Hojjcmtii.
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furbishing Goods ,
_ 1121 1 lamer Stteol. Oiualia. _
Commission and Storage.
R1DDEL1 , & RIDDELL ,
Storige and Commission Merchants ,
Specialties lluttor , fKS * . cheese , poultry , gam *
1112 Howard BtiectOunUiu , Nub.
P ry Coocls a n d N oU o n 8. _
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"j/ . E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fiirnisliing Goods and Notions
1102mid 1101 Douglas , cor , llth itrcct , OmnliaNeb.
K1LPATRICK-KOUH DllY GOODS CO. ,
Importers & Jolite in Dry GoodsNolions ,
Gcat'a furnishing Rood * . Corner llth nuil llarnef
alrueti.Omatin. Nubriukn.
UIMEBAUQir A TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Rcnair Slion
Mechanic1 tool and HufTulo icalrl. IKXi Uouglal
Blrcet. Omaba , Nob.
Toys . , Eto.
* ; A > v
If. H l I > r A CO. ,
Jobbcr of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
lit rurnlihlriK goods , children's carrlURti , 1 Ml
fornnm atrt-et. Omnliit , Nob. j
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Indicating Oils ,
Ail * grcaia , etc. . Omaha. A. n.UUIior , Man K j |
_ Pappr. ----j.- _
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dsilers ,
CMrrranlce itookof prlntlnK , wrapplnic and wrltlo
t ( fipaJUt sltuotloa iclroa e card paper
TUB
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THR
Chicago , Milwaukee St , Paul R'y. '
The Ilcst Itouto from Onmlia anil Council
muffs to
- THE EASTE E-
WO AINBABBTWKBK OMAHA
Clilcago , AND MilwnuUcc ,
Bt. 1'aul , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapids *
Rock Islnnd , Frecport , Hockford ,
Clinton , Duliuque , Davenport ,
Klglu , Madlsnn , Jnnc&Tllle ,
lielolU WInonn , La Crossc ,
And all other Important point * Kail , Nortbeait auJ (
boutbuiiil.
For through llckcti call on tbo tleket e t at IIO1
rain tu itreut.lu llarkur liluek , ort UiilOB t'acini
Uepot.
rullman 8l epera and the Rneit ninloir Tart In the
world ara run on the main Una ot tUu Chlcaiio. Mil-
wnukee It til. J'aul loll-ur. and ererr atlcotloa II
pitld 10 paitcogen \ > r coarleoue ujplo7 of tu
comunnir.
It.illl'l.Klt. aencral Manager.
J. K.TUUKBIt , Atilitanllienernl Manager. /
A. v , It. CAIlI'KNTlilt , Ucuoral 1'aner.ger and
TlrkctAvrnt.
UKO. K. HBAFFOHD. Aiolitait Gcoeral I'Mlcoge *
nd Ticket Arcut.
I. J , OLA UK. Cleoeral gavirlutendeijt.
> 'otloo 111 licruliy given that a liook ulll bo
opened ut 10 o'clock a. in , on fauinluy , the lx >
teuuth day ot November , IS * . ' , at tliu olllce of J.
M. TliurMton , Union J'uclllo Iliilldlng , in tbo
city or Oiiiiiha , Doutflaa county , Nobruakn. to *
tlie purpose of receiving itibicrlptlonv to tli
rapltul block or the Omaha Union Depot Company -
pany , \V , II , l
0. W.
, . T. I * . K. ,
o--u-30-l FortUo lucorporator * .