Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAIIiY BEE : WIMNESDAY , OCTOBER 30 , 1889.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKER
Wheat Starts In Firm Enough But
Slowly Yields.
CORN EASIER AND LESS ACTIVE.
An tlncctitcil mill Nervous Feeling
ARftln PrcvnllH In Provision.
Prime Onttlo Hcnrco HORS
In Active Demand.
CHICAGO PIIOUUCB MAR1CBT8.
Cmatoo , Oc' , . 29. ISpccial Telegram to
Tnc UEB. ] Wheat stnricd In firm enough ,
apparently , with December selling nt 80o
nnd Mny nt 83J e. The market slowly
yielded , ns tnueh from Inactivity , perhaps ,
as from pressure , December going to TOJfo
nnd Mny showing loss depreciation. It was
slowly and as surely hardened , December
getting back to SOo and May to & : i ; c. These
fluctuations comprised all the changes up to
nboutll o'clock. When the session was
about half through the market turned weak
nnd sold off sharply to 70 o and Sfljrfo for
December and May. A J c rally followed
nnd then n break to 70Vc and & % c. Below
83) 0 there was freer soiling of long wh at
than nt tiny tlmo for several days
nnd renewed speculative selling served
to Intensify the weakness. The mar
ket looked exceedingly slclr , but
strong buying by Haker , Dunn and others of
similar cttllbor checked the downward tend
ency anil caused soaio recovery In values.
The market toward the last was steady nt
} fa or such a matter above- the Insldo figures
realized and the closing quotations wcro 78c
for October , 79) ) < fc for December nnd 83J o
for May , on average net loss of % @M" for
the day. In the aggregate the amount of
business ( h futures was qulto up to the
average , although trading was unevenly dis
tributed through the session , Thcro was
nothing particularly significant In dealings ,
so far ns could bo observed. Ctidahy ,
Partridge and their fallowings were un
equivocally bearish , selling on hard spots
and on weak spots , un hill and down. The
general crowd , which has been
bullish for some tlmo past , scows to
bo undergoing a change of heart , though
the general scalping crowd Is likely to turn a
somersault In sentiment in tiny 'ju change lu
unices. His as unstable as the wind. The char
acter of the market news that , Honied in was
not such as to oxclto the speculative pulse tea
a dangerous degree. The majority of the
private cables ranged from quiet 10 weak and
public cables presented n somewhat ragged
and Jagged appearance. California was both
higher nnd lower , according to position.
Paris flour was quoted lower nnd English
country markets higher , though the explana
tion was again offered that the higher prices
paid for English homo wheat Is ou account of
the improvement In the quality of the offer
ings , which would go to show that the nd-
vunco is in a measure deceptive. The out-
sldo markets were generally rather llrmcr
than Chicago , but none of them scorned
bedded iu their stubbornness. Locally thcro
are no now features of Interest In the mar
ket. Receipts nro diminishing. Stocks In
regular warehouses Include I,47y-I03 bushels.
The corn market was easier and less ac
tive than on the preceding1 day. The smalt
receipts gave n slight stimulus to prices early
in the day , but this was succeeded l > .v dull
ness ana a loss of iho early advance and
trade besides. The trading was of a scalp
ing character and amongst the local opera
tors values were to some extent Injuriously
affected , in sympathy with the weak tone of
the wheat market. Notwithstanding that
the general outlook was still qulto favorable
to llrmceos in near deliveries , there was
much deairo to buy to-day. Probably the
clearer weather had some influence on the
market. The changes since yesterday are
Immaterial , amounting only to % c in seller
May and l-10o in seller November , the latter
closing nt 31 c and Mny at 33 @ 33J e.
The oats market was devoid of any fea
ture of any special interest , with only a
light speculative business recorded.
The marlcot was steady and flrui , with May
around 2IJ c. and at ono time touching a
pointabovethat. Next month xvas saleable in
a small way at 18 ; ' @ 18 > tf , whllo October at
tracted no interest. The posted receipts
were materially below the estimate , whllo
the withdrawals for shipment were unim
portant. Cor lots of No. 3 to go to store sold
sparingly nt the former figure of IS' c. No.
2 whlto oats for future delivery were In llt-
tlo favor and scarcely named.
An unsettled und rather nervous feeling
agalu existed In the provision market to
day. Dealings were to a considerable ex-
tout'of on evening up character ,
and tbo volume of now busi
ness transacted m more deferred deliv
eries was under the average , light * iu
fact. For both pork and lard ihoro was a
strong opening. October lard made gains
over night of 20c , Ina comparatively
short tlmo advanced Co more , or to
$0.82 , November meanwhile working up to
f .OTK@0.10 on the split. October pork
started at S10.7S , or 5o higher , and quickly
sold at $10.85. Uutchlnson was the largest
Individual buyer of the hitter , that operator
taking in all some 2,000 barrels of the 5OUO
barrels or so that changed hands. Novem
ber pork did not follow October on the
bulge , but took the opposite course. Initial
trades In it were nt ? 'J.75 , bolng lOc up , but
the unloading by longs broketno pnco before
noon to $9.60. The recovery from inside fig
ures were alight nnd year weakened to $ 'J.17& '
and January to $9.42 . Mitchell was u fair
buyer of January. The short Interest in Octo
ber lard is of a line quality , but Is not gen
erally Dollovcd to bo extensive. After the
price was run up to $0.85 , under urgent buyIng -
Ing , the pressure lot up and the market re
acted sharply to $0.l' . So far as could bo
observed from surface Indications , the short
interest was not concentrated aim buying at
the start was scattering. The early auvance
of f > @ 10o reported In prices for hogs at the
yards did not hold , und tuu > was not without
BOino bearish Inlluouco lute In the session , es
pecially as the ostlmatedo'ccolpts for tomorrow
row were 0,000 head.
CHICAGO lavE STOOK.
Cnicxoo , Oct. 29. [ Spoolal Telegram to
Tijq HEB. ] CATTLE The receipts were
divided at 0,000 natives , 1,50u Texans and
1,600 rangers , Prlino fat natives were scarce
and sold at strong prices , ono lot uialdnp
15.03 , a big pnco' considering what fair to
good eattlo are selling at. Low grade and
common liat'ives sold rather bolter than
yesterday , yet there was llttlo or no change
in values. Nutlvo butchers' stock ,
on account of the light run of Tcxuns , sold a
hade better , The few rangers on the
market were not prime , yet sold for all they
were worth. Tlioro was a fair business in
the stockar and feeder line at unchanged
prices. Choice to extra beeves. W.COc75.iO ( :
medium to good steers , 11150 to 1500 Ibs.'st 01
04.60 : 1800 to 1WO ! Ibs , 13.50 ®
4.ii8 : 050 to 1200 Ibs , S3.0008.78.
Stacker * and feeders , $1.00 < 2.00 ; cows , bulls
nnd mixed , U 0@abO ; bulk , I2.00Q2.20 ,
Texas steers , I2.1XXR3.80 ; cows , $1.70eSlJ.20. (
Western rangers. f3.BO@3.80 : cows , fJ.OO ®
2.W. Wintered Toxan87 3.70 < 23.4C.
HOGS The demand was active at the
opening , with early eolos of heavy nnc
packers a good Co higher , but .after early or
ders were tilled prices went back to about the
same as at the close yesterday. Light sorts
sold at an advance of So and remained steady
at un advance from tbo opening to the close.
Packers paid W,00@U2tf and ehlppors $4.10
Q4.20. Light sorts rondo fUOQ 'JO.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Voim , Oct. 29.-Speclal | Tolegrara to
Tin HEB.l-SiocKs-Not for a month has
the trade been so much at sea on rallroat
stocks and seldom so few positive opinions
held over by the loaders as at the opening
to-day. The market docs not act natural
The bears appear to have undue Influence ,
even with the tight argument practically re
moved. It was talked Ian night that Nat
Jones bad sold out In dlsgunt and Cammacks !
action cannot be understood. The street is
convinced that Gould will take no hand In
the market for the present , and this dltcour
ages the bulls. The market opened with ir
regular change * from last night There was
n very modcrato business done , and , whllo
} Ugar Hcflncrles wcro not active , Union
'aclflc , Heading , St. Paul and Denver , Texas
& Fort \VOrth did a good business , followed
by llurllngton , Now England , Missouri Pa-
clflc , and Lake Shore , the others bolng di'll
nnd uninteresting. The market soon devel
oped a generally stronger tone and advances
ot small fractions were established among
stocks of the ( regular list , but Sugar was
again weak , nnd from C9K at the opening
retired to 03 } . This decline was afterward
recovered , but It again declined to 07 * .
Considerable feverish ness was noticeable In
the regular list and many stocks lost the
early advance , whllo Coal stocks wore quite
wenr ! , but the decline brought In more busi
ness and prices advanced all along the line ,
rho hour to 12 o'clock was marked by no Im
portant changes , the best strength bolng
shown by the Vanderblltii.
The following wore the closing quotations :
Moxcr Tight , ratlins from 0 to 10 per
cent ; closed at 8 per cent bid.
PIUMR MEitoAxriLu PAI-BH 5 > G57) ) c per
cent.
STEKI.INO EXCIIAXOE Quiet , weak ; sixty-
day bills , W.Sl i domaml. SIS5 ! .
Stoclci.
NKW Yoiiic , Oot 20. fSueotal Tolor.un ,
toTun Uns.l The follo.vlnjf arj the mln-
I np s took quotation1) :
Oll'orlnas.
WASIIIXOTON- . 9. [ Special Telegram
to Tun HEE.I lionds ofToroU , jri.OOO at
C1.251,000 ; at Sl.
PUOOOOE .
CnioAoo. Oct. 29. 1:15 n. ra. oloio
Wheat Steady ; October , 78o : December ,
'
Corn Firm ; October 313A ) : December ,
, .
ats Steady ; October , I85 c ; December ,
o ; Mu.v , 21o.
Hyo October , 41Jtc.
Barley No trading.
1'ritno Timothy $1.15.
Flax-Cash. S1.2S f ; May , S1.37 .
Whisky * 1.0i
Pork Steady ; October , Jll.OO ; January ,
0.42 > ; @ 'J.45. '
Lard Steady : October. | 0,55May ; , 0.12 } !
January , ST .92' ' .
Flour Nominally unchanged.
Provisions -Shoulders , f 1.30 ( 1.1521 ; short
clear , $5.50@3.G2K ; short ribs. Octobar , $ o.20.
Huttior Steady ; creamery , lG@23u ; dairy ,
13@ ' . > 0o.
Cheese Quiet ; full cream Cheddars ,
; flats , UQO.Vo ; Youim Americas ,
ERRS Steady ; freab , 18@10c.
Hides \Voakandunchaogcd ; light groan
salted , Co ; dry calf , 5@Gc ; deacons , each ,
20o.
20o.Tallow
Tallow Weak and unchanged ; No. 1
solid packed , -lc ; No. 2 , S ) o ; cake , 4Jc. .
Kecclpts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour . 24.000 9.000
Wheat . 150,000 29'WO
Corn . 210,000 411,000
Oats . 233,000 200.000
Now York. Oot. 29. Wheat-Receipts.
8,500 ; exports , - ; spot quiet nnd easy ; No.2
red , 82@S3j o In elevator ; 84) ) @ ! Jjo afloat ;
83 @ 85o f. o. b. ; ungraded , 70J @ 70c ;
options dull and lower ; No. 2 red , November ,
83 0.
Corn Receipts , 60,000 bushels ; exports ,
180,650 bushels ; spot weaker ; No. 2 , 4l@4U.fc
In elevator ; 4lX@41o afloat ; unirrndcd
mixed , 89X@42e ; options lower , November
closlnc atlU o.
Oats Hoccipts , 04,001) ) bushels ; exports ,
2,500 ; spot fairly active and , steady ; options
tlrm but dull , November closing at 2.j $ c ;
spot No. 8 , whlto. 2SK@23Ko ; mivedl west
ern , 24@2fl c ; white western , 27@aic.
Coffee Options closed barely steady at 33
@ 45 points down. Sales : 48,250 Dags : Octo
ber , $14.25@14.50 ; November , J14.20@U.-10 ,
spot Hio , dull ; fair carjoes , $18.75.
Sugar Raw , nominal ; rcllnod , quiet.
Petroleum Firm ; United closed at Sl.OOp
for November.
Egps firm ; western , 22@23c.
Pork Firm ; mess , inspected , $12.23@
.2.50.
Lard Higher ; wcstorn$0.00@0.05 , , closing
at $0.02.
llutter Firm ; Elgins , 21X@23o ; western
dairy , 9(315c ( ; creamery , 12@2lc.
Choose Firm ; western , 7&(310o. ( !
Milwniilcoc , Oct. 29. Wheat Quiet ;
cash , 73Vc ; No. 1 northern , S0) c.
Corn Firmer ; No. 3 , 32'ic.
Oats-Quiet ; No. 2 whlto , 21J @ 22c.
Rye Firm ; No. 1 , 429f@43c.
Uarloy Firm ; No. 2 , in store , 52 e.
Provisions Steady ; pork , (11.00.
( St. IjoiilH , Oct. 20. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 7Co ; December , 77c.
Corn Steady ; cash , 29c ; December , 2Sc.
Oats Weak ; cash , 17)Jo ) ; May , 21 c.
Pork-ll.50.
Lard-J0.00@3.03.
Whlskoy-l.02.
Butter Unchanged ; creamery , 10@0c ;
dairy , 14@15o.
KaiiHin Oliy , Oct. 20. Wheat Steady ;
No. 3 hard , cash , 03)f ) < &USa , ; No. 8 hard ,
cash , 69@B'JJrf ' ° 5 No. 2 soft , cash. OSJi'dJOSXc.
Corn SUady ; No. 2 cash , 2'i c.
Outs No. 2 cash , 15 ; c.
Clnolnnnil , Oct. 29. Wheat Quiet ;
No. 2 rod , 77c.
Corn Firmer : No. 2 , 3-lc.
Oats-No. 2 mixed , 21@2H.fc.
Whisky $ ! . ! .
Liverpool , Oot. 29.- Wheat Dull ;
holders offer moderately.
Corn Quiet ; demand poor ; now mixed
western , 4s \ } ± per cental ,
AKtiinnnpcilis.Oct. 20. Sample wheat , dull
and lower ; receipts , 272 cars ; shipments , 80
cars. Closings No. 1 hard , October ,
70 } c ! May , 83c ; on track , 70X@S7o ; No. i
northern. October , 74o ; Muy , 80o ; on
trocit , 74J/75o ; No. 2 northern , October ,
09o ; May,7U e ; on track , 00@72o.
iavi ; Hiouic
Ohlcaco , Oct. 29. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows ;
Cattle -llccoipts , 8,500 ; stronger for
choice , others weaker ; cholco to
extra beoyos , $4.00@5.10 ; steers. 13.00
@ 4.50Btockeraond ; rcedors , (1.00@3.10 ; cowif ,
bulls and mixed , $1,20@2.80 ; Tuxas cattle ,
J1.75@2.SO ; western rangers , $3 OU@3.KO.
Hogs Uecolpts , 23,000 ; stronir early ,
closing weak ; mlxed.K.95@4.20 ) ; heavy , M.85
( il4.WXlight \ , f3.OOdj4.UO ; iftdpa. t3.0C@3.00.
Sheep Receipts , U.OOO ; steady ; natives ,
3.00C :4.80j : westerns. W.80O4.15 ; Texans ,
* 3.00@4,10 ; lambs , f4.23 ( < < 5,80.
KaiiBOH City , Oct. 29. Cattle Receipts ,
0,400 ; shipments , 3,400 ; market lowori
cows , tl.20@2il5 ; stookor * and feeders.
| 3.25@3.15. '
Hogs Ilocelpts , 2.850 ; shipments , 170 ;
market lower ; light , 3. 90(34.00 ( ; heavy and
mixed , a.7B@3.90.
National Htook Yards , Kant St.
hnulB , Oct. 20. Cattle Receipts. 4,450 ;
shipments. 5,150 ; market stronger ; fair to
cholco heavy native steers , $3.30&J.90 ! ; stock.
ers and feeders , f 1.70@4.00 ,
Hogs Receipts , 0,503 : shipments , 500 ;
market steady ; heavy , (3.85(34.10 ( ; packing ,
I3.70Q4.00 ; light , f3.90QI.ltI.
Sioux Oily , Oct. 29 , Cattle Receipts ,
250 ; shipments , 235 ; market steady and unchanged -
changed ; cows , fl.00@ .05 ; stackers and
feeders , fl.60Q3.60 ; veal calves , rJ.00 3,15.
Hogs Receipts , 1,500 ; market closed
easier ; Ueht and mixed , f 3.05(33.80 ( ; heavy ,
OMAHA lilVK 8TOOIC.
Caltln
Tuesday , October 20.
There was no change m tbo market to-day.
In fact there has beou BO little chungo in the
cattle market of the past week or wore ,
either In the character of the rocqlpU or tn.6
inccs paid , that thcro has boon but very
ittlo to say regarding the uinrkel. Good
> covcs hnvo been In such light supply that
hey have commanded strong prices on any
lay. While thcro wcro ho prlmo heavy
icovcs hero , there xvas ono bunch of medium
weight cattla good enough to bring f4.40.
The majority of the natives wcro sold nt
! 3.50@3 70. Thcro was a pretty good show-
ng of uow stuff , nnd with liberal receipts At
ivould not bo surprising to sco prices lower.
The buyers claim that they have ocorr paying
.00 much for cow stuff , and with that feei
ng among thu buyers , about the only thing
.hat can maintain steady prices is light , re
ceipts. The natives hero brought $1.75 ®
2.40 , whllo n few westerns brought (1.80.
Among to-day's offerings of feeders wcro
quite u number of pretty good westerns ,
which sold at 2.45(32.75. ( Quito a good many
Dakota feeders nro coming In now of fair
quality. The market was qulto active at
ormcr prices , nnd a good manv head of eit-
.lo changed hands before the close.
Hoes. *
To-doy's hog market was upon the whole
about like yesterday's market. The trade
opened stronger and fairly active , und n
numberof the best loads which happened to
please the buyers sold nt J3.87i@.1.00 ! , the
same as yesterday morning , but It doted
easier , with the late sales largely nt-M.SOj ( *
3.62 } . After the tlrst round the market was
lot very active , the salesmen , as a rule , ask-
, n ? stronger prices than the buyers were
willing to pay. The hogs were pretty well
picked up , however , by 11 o'clock.
There wcro a few good sheep hero , which
sold at steady prices.
Cuttlo . 2,200
llogt . 5.70 > )
Horses nnd mules . 157
Sheep . 503
I'r < svninri4 t'rioa" .
The following U a n'jla of prlaj ? paid In
this market for the gr.idaa of sloJlc men
tioned :
Prime steers. 13JJ to W > 01b . . ? 4.10 © 1.-50
Good steers , 1233 to 1433 Ibs. , 3'J3 ' { 1.30
Good steers , 103) to 1300 Ibs. . . 3.50 ( rE4.ll )
Western stoars , 2.53 @ : ) .20
Common canners 1,00 W1.31
Ordinary to fair cows 1.5J
Fair to good cows 1,75
Good to cholco CQWJ 2.00
Falrtogood bulls 1.30 W2.00
Lightstocicers nnd feeders. . . ; 2.00 nW.50
Good feeders , 1)30 ) to HOD Ibs. , . 2.30
Fair to choice light hogs. . . . . . . 8.80
Fair to cholco heavy IIOKS 3.SO
Fair to cholco mixed hog * 3.SO Ma.Wi
Common to rough hoiss 3.23 tg3.03
lloprcsuntativj
STIBRS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
0 090 (3 00 0 .1318 3 70
5 1028 320 13. . . . .1183 U 70
40 1115 3 r.O 20 ,10ot 4 00
44 1259 It 03 30 .1318 4 40
80 12(54 ( 3(13 (
cows.
28. 033 1 75 20. S4S 2 10
o * > 039 2 00 13. tl'J2 2 10
1 .1045 2 00 13. 993 2 15
1K. . .10&3 2 00 1.
10. .1053 2 00 20. .1123 2 40
nui.LS.
4. . OS3 1 53 2. . . .1375 1 83
1. .140J 1 70 1. . . .1010 2 50
7 010 233 14 1123 200
4 b'JO ' 2 33
11CIFEIIS.
8 034 2 30
STOCKEIIS.
33 047 245 0 713 250
STAGS.
1400 2 10
OAi.vr.s.
1 . 550 215 10 . 370 225
WK3TGII.V CATTLE.
Owner and No. Av. Pr.
Warner , S. & M.
24 feeders . 090 $2 50
3 feeders . 993 2 GO
ISfeedcrs . 1079 , 2 ( iO
D. Lanncn
1 bull . 1250 1 60
22 cows . It2r 1 80
105 feeders. . . . , . 1150 2 57&
D. McPheo
21 cows . , .1030 180
3 feeders . , . 1073 235
1 steer . 1240 300
J , Smith
71 cows . tor 1 80
1 feeder . , . .030 230
Swan Land and Cattle Co
71 feeders . 1095 S 35
2 bulls . 1130 I 75
a bulls . 1375 1 05
Ostags . 1123 200
U. Tait-
23feedcrs.- : . 1001 2 73
2 cowa . 1045 200
12 cows . 1002 2 0.0
R B Connors
Ocows . 931 185
40 feeders . . -.108S 2 40
Dowllng & Rush
14 cows . 1011 1 S3
HOGS ,
No. Av. Shk. Pr. Xo. Av. Shk . Pr.
18..120 13 20 63. .2ftS 80 S3 S2K
8..125 3 20 00. .309 200 8 85
60..117 8 00 57. .2.54 . 120 3 85
10..303 40 3 58. .325 60 3 83
8..330 3 75 C5. .232 200 3 83
50..803 240 3 75 01.O1. . .203 240 8 85
18..207 40 3 75 O1. ) . ,278 120 3 S3
C3..268 400 ( iO .200 120 8 85
3..223 a so 00. .281 120 8 83
30..20J' 120 3 80 CO. .300 230 3 85
53..200 4SO 3 80 70. .251 80 3 85
53..204 200 3 80 49. .318 3 b5
50..800 120 3 SO 04 .242 80 3 85
01..291 240 3 80 32S 3 85
09..273 ! i40 3 83 ( U. .232 800 3 83
79..278 820 3 80 5(1. ( .254 80 8 85
57..271 100 3 SO 05. .233 120 3 83
74..234 320 3 & 0 01. .272 80 3 85
49..320 100 3 SO 01. .201 120 3 S3
3J . . ,1111 100 8 so 51. 300 100 S 85
IX.313 ) 200 8 80 54. .8011 200 3 85
O4..2ti9 ItlO 380 04. .231 240 8 S3
12..251 : i so 03. .304 210 8 85
05 . . .275 210 380 07. .275 240 3 85
37. . .301 40 8 80 04. , .234 120 8 85
58..294 41) 8S2K 55. .290 UW 8 85
01..277 100 8 82 * CO. .281 40 3 85
71..240 280 3 82J 83. .304 200 3 85
55..217 200 3 82f 00. .H'-'O 80 3 87J4
01..820 2SO 3 82K CO. , .2iO 40 387 } *
63..209 SOO 882K 03.m . .238 80 3B7&
06..317 2sO a ss' < m , 253 80 3 87Jtf
52 . ' . . .270 40 a 82X 01. .320 U20 nsTtf
09..277 120 382f till. .259 40 8S7Ji
01. . . .203 80 88J } * CO , .201 120 SUOj
6'J..309 200 8 82j 81. .227 a oo
00..271 200 882 71. ,2i3 210 3 00
00.220 120 8 83 74. .230 300
03..270 120 882 01. 257 120 8 00
05..295 200 382M CO. .815 3 00
54.290 160 382 01. .815 40 3 00
65..810 2SO 3 83J $ 05. .2 < ! 3 120 8 00
03..289 100 383 71 .245 40 3 00
07. . 204 200 3 82K ( U .248 40 3 00
03.881 200 3 83ls 70 .229 40 3 02J < f
58..245 SO 382
811UBI' .
No. Av. Pr.
184 westerns. . .115 (3 00
03 westerns. . .114 8 00
03 westerns. . ,118 300
Idvo Ktouk Notes.
L. W. Dontcr marketed hogs from Waterloo
lee ,
W. A. Findloy , of Greenwood , marketed
hogs
C. W. Deep , of Casey , Jo. , was In with
hogs.H. .
H. Enorson , of Cedar Rapids , was In with
bogs.
Thomas Cochran came in from Wilbor
with bogs. \
Henry Coon came In from Underwood ,
la. , with hogs.
W. A. Westfall , of Atkinson , was in wilu
hogs and cattle.
3. W. Smith , of Cedar Rapids , marketed
three cars of cattle.
W. H. Rolls came over from Earling , la. ,
looking at tor feeders.
W. D. Lannen , of Jalay , Wyo. , came in
with six cars of eattlo.
Cowles was represented by H. C. Cutler ,
who bad hogs on market.
The Packard lumber and grain company ,
of Crclgnton , marketed hogs.
J. H. Butler wa * ono of the Iowa shippers ,
and brought hogs from Crescent.
J , Kellstelu came in from Loretto , with a
car of cattle of hit own feeding.
J. A. Odbert came In from Jul'esburtr , Col. ,
with live double-deck cars of sheep.
J , B. Fordyco was In from Central City
vrlth two double-deck cart fffivtestorn sheep.
A. Ji Adams represented firttjshaw , nnd
tad hoes and two loads of cXf tie on market.
J. E. Uyors has returned _ . from DolCalb ,
ill.vhero ho WAS cnllcfl it > - attend the
'uncral of his venerable mother.
William Parsons , buyer focStyilrcs k Co. ,
was n buyer on the hog. itrnrkct to-day.
"Parse" has boon sick for n.p.ijlv ; two weeks ,
but says ho Is nil right ngaih , iiml hopes D bo
nblo to buy hots from now orf. Ho paid as
hlfjh as $3.00 tins morning.
It has been a great year for swlno showv
Over fifteen hundred lu lowii , over ono thou
sand In Nebraska , over flvo , hundred In both
Illinois and Intlfanlt .lilch has been the
numerical run of the exhibit ; ! . Sales at nil
the fairs , especially these west of the Mis
sissippi , were brisu and prices wcro well sus
tained. Urcoders' Gazette.
L. 1C. Wells , editor nnd proprietor of the
Orleans Courier , was a vliltor at the yards.
Mr. Wells was formerly located at South
Omnha , whore ho left n host of friends. Or
leans Is in the heart of n great stock country |
which li naturally tributary to the Omahn
market. There arc eight men within a ra
dius ot seven miles from Orleans who are
feeding over ono hundred hogs each.
OMAHA WUOliKSAIjU MAUKErs
Produce , Frulta , Etc.
Eoos Strictly fresh , ISc ; seconds , 14o.
Hums , PELTS , TAI.UMV. ETC. Green
salted hides. 4Te ; damaged hide * , 8c ; dry
flint hldos , 7c ; cilf hidoa , f > @ 5u ; damaged
hides 2c less ; sheep pelts , groon. each , 25cQ
9I.OJ ; shoal ) polls , dry , perlb.7(3)l3a ( ) ; tallow ,
> o. 1 , 4 < ? nc ; No. 2 , : i@ ) fo ; grcaso ,
white , 4f(2 ( ' < c ; yellow , 2V < $ .lo.
SAUSUII : Bologna , 4s4l' ( < , e ; Frankfort
7c : tongue , Su ; summer , Ibo : hoadchacso , 7c.
Pot'i.TitY Chickens , nor doz. live , lions
$3.7r > ( $ : i.nO ; springs. f2.50@3.75 ; arcssod
per 11) , lOfiille ; turkey * , Uvo,0 ( < J10c ; dr'esied ,
ll@12c ; ducks , live , per doz. $350 3.00 ;
dressed par Ib , ll ( < ? 12i : ; geese , live , per doz ,
$0 00 ( 3.00 ; Urcssea per U ) , 11 ( 120.
LVHD Tlcrcss Rellned tie ; pure loaf ,
O'ic : kettle rendered 7c. Attd J e to J e for
smaller quantities.
WOOL Flno. average , 22@23o ; medium ,
average , 2lg22i ( ; ; quarter blood , average , 20
@ 21e ; coarse , aver.ieo , 15@17c ; colts and
rough , average , HfuUllc.
Fuits Uoavor , each , ? 2.00C.GO ( ! ; ot
ter , each , S3.0 ( > @ 7,03 ; wolf , each , 50c@
$1.33 ; coon , each , 23 ( < $ ? 5c ; mink ,
cacti , 15 We ; muskrat , fall , 5@l'o ' : skunk ,
rut , l5S5Jc ( ; badger , rat , 25@30c , doer skins ,
full , per Ib , 18 370.
LEMOXS Fancy , $0.008.50 ; cholco , 51,50
@ 0.00.
UfTrcitiXE Tubs , 14c ; rolls , 15c.
Coco kNUTS Per 100 , $5.00.
AITLB Brrrnn Oc.
Cinr.it Ubls , § 5.50 ; htbbls , ? 3.00.
MAI-LI : SUO.M : 12KfM5c ( per Ib.
VnxiChoice , medium size , 6gCc ; cholco
heavy , 4@5c.
Live PI KOXS Per doz , 51,50.
Guic Prairie chickens , S3.00Q3.50 ; mal
lard ducks. $2.50 ( 3.00 ; mixed ducks , * 1.50@
1 75 ; to.il. S1.26@l,50 ; j&ck snipe , 51.00 ( 1.25 ;
quail , fl.75@2.00 ; jack rabbits , $3.00@350 ;
small rabbits , ? 1.0J ( < ? 1.20 ; aquirrels , $ l.00@
1.10 ; plover , $ l.OJU.23 ( ? ; venison saddles ,
13@14c ; carcasses , 810c. (
BCANChoioa hand-picked navy. fl.75@
2.00 ; choice hand-picked medium , I1.0o@l.SO ;
cholco hnnd-plckcd country , | 1.CO1.60 ;
clean country , $1.CO@1.'CO ; inferior country ,
$1.CO1S5.
OiiEKi-K Young Americas , full cream ,
12o ; factory twins , ll ( < dr.o ! ; off grades , 7(3 (
8c ; Van Rossen Kdom , 311.00 per doz ; sap
sago , 15)c ) ; brick , llo ; llmbilrccr ; , Ou ; domes
tic Swiss , I3gt4c. ( '
CitXNnnititiGS Capo Coil , ' ? 9.00@10.00.
OitAXOE Louisiana , per box , 4.00.
UUCKWIIKAT FI.OUU Per bbl. , ! .50.
GIIAI'BS N. Y. Concord , per basket , 35@
40f.
Arw.r.s-Pcr bbl. , ? l.00 3.00.
CAI.IFOKXIA Gn \ TES51.50 ® $ ! . 75.
Pi : MIS 10 Ib. boxs , (1.7532,33.
13 INANAS According to sire , per bunch ,
SiOO@3.00. _ _ '
Povisioss llami , No. i. 10-lb. average ,
10c ; 20 to 23 Iba , lOc ; 12 to 14 Ibs , lie ;
shoulders , 5/u ! : breakfast ' bacon , No. 1 , 8c ;
hum saus.igo , Oc ; drleil' beef hams , He ;
beef tongues. jlOOpor dozen ; dry salt meats ,
4Sl ( ! > ' 'c per Ib ; ham roulette , ) * ; add leper
per Itj for small lots. .J. , ,
DIIICD FituiTs CurrnpU , new , 6 > c :
prunes , casks , 1D'JO , ' 4bs , I4 , ' e ; .prunes , bbls
or bags , 4c ; citron peels , drums , 20 Ibs
22c ; lemon peel , drums , ,20 Its. 17c ; fard
dates , boxes , 12 His , Oc ; apricots , choice evap
orated , 14c ; apricots , jelly , cured , 25 Ib boxes ,
lOe ; apricots , fancy. Mount Hamilton , 23-lb
boxes , lOc ; apricots , choice , bags , 80 Ibs ,
14c ; apples , evaporated , Aldcn , 50 Ib boxes ,
80 ; apples , Star , SJ cj apples , fancy
Aldcn , 5 Ib , lOc ; auplcs , fancy Aldcn ,
2 Ib , 10c ; Salt Lake , 4c : black-
herries , evaporated. 50 Ib boxes , BC < $
6e ; chcrrus , pitted , dry cured , 15c ; pears ,
California fancy , ' s boxes. 23 Ib , 12o ;
ncachos , Cal No. 1 , fancy. * a unp bags , 80
Ibs , I5c ; nectarines , red. 12c ; nectarines ,
silver , bugs , 12c ; pitted plums , Cal , 25 Ib
boxes , llo ; raspberries , evcp N Y , new , 27o ;
prunes , Cal , R C , 90-100 boxes , 23 Ibs , 0o ;
prunes , Cal , R C , 00-70 , Oc ; orange peal. 15e ;
raisins , California. Londons , crop 1939. $2.50 ;
raisins , Cal , loose muscatels , crop ISbS , S3. 00
(3 ( > 2.10 ; Vulencias , 1883 , Oc.
HOXBV lOc per ib tnr cnoico.
PiiGscuvns 9iS10c per Ib.
JKI.MCS 4@lc per Ib.
UEBSWAX No. i. I rtl9c.
Pins FEET Pichlod. kits , 75o ; pickled
uigs tongues , kits , $3 33 ; pickled tripe , kits ,
05i ) ; pickled H. C. trlpo , kits , 83c ; spiced
pigs hocks , kits , $1.15.
BEKIroNduus Salt , bbls , W3.03.
HAY ? 3.00@ i.00.
CHOP FnKn-$1000Tll,03.
Bmx 18.03(0)3.50. ( )
SHOUTS < S.OJ@S.50.
OATS ! S@lOc.
Coitx 25@Jic. (
OxioXa 23@30c.
HiJTTBii Cre-iinery , fancy , 22@33c ; choice
20@Jle. Dairy , fancy , 17lSc ; choice , 15
@ 10o. Country , fancy. 10 gl7c ; good to
choice , 14@15c ; fair , 10@Uc ; inferior , 7@3c.
PICKI.KS Medium , per bbl. (5.00 ; ttinnll
ffl.OO ; ghorkiiift. J7.00 ; C. & B. chow chow ,
qts. * 5.83 ; pts. (3.40.
CAXIIV * ( . ( ? * per Ib.
CIIOCOIATI : AND COCOA 21@37o per U ;
German chickory , rod , 71) ) jC.
GiNGRit Jamaica , } i Dints , $3.00 per doz.
SuoAiis Cut louf , Sccut ; loafcubes,8c ;
standard , powdered , bcXXXX ; , powde'rod ,
Oo ; granulated , standard , } { c ; confec
tioners' A , 7o ; whlto , extra C. 7o ; extra
C , Nebraska , 7c ; amber , 0o ; California ,
golden C , O c.
CAN.VED MEATS I Ib lunch tongue , (2.00 ;
2 Ib Junch tongue , (4.75 ; 1 Ib corned beef ,
$1.20 ; 2 Ib corned beef , (2.05 ; U Ib corned
beef , J.50 ; 11 Ib cnrned beef , (14.00 ; 2 Ib
boneless pigs feet , (3.20 ; 1 Ib English brawn ,
(1.80 ; 2 Ib English brawn , $2.15 ; 6 11) English
brawn , (8.75 ; 1 Ib compressed ham , $1.75 ;
2 Ib compressed ham , (2.75 : 1 Ib chipped
beef , (3.00.
CANNED FISH Brook trout , 8 Ib , (2.40 ; sal
mon trout , 2 11. . (2.35 ; clams , 1 Ib , $1.25 ;
* .i. : > u ; coauan uaua , . ID , n.ru ; caviar , ' .5 ui ,
$2.25 ; eels , 1 tt > , $3.40 ; lobsters , . ! 1L , l.OO ;
lobsters , 2 lli , $2.95 ; lobsters , deviled , % Ib ,
2,25 ; mackerel , Ib , 11,75 ; mackerel must-
tard sauce , 3 Ib , $ J,10 ; mackerel , tomato
sauce , 8 Ib , $3.25 ; oysters , 1 Ib , 05c ; oysters ,
Ib , $1.00 ; salmon , C. H.1 , 1'lb ' , $2.00 ; salmon ,
C. R. , 2 Ib. $2.80 ; salmori , 'Alaslca , 1 Ib , $1.00 ;
salmon , Alaska , 2 Ib , U.C5 ; shrimps , 1 Ib ,
dozen ,
COVPEE Green Fancy : 'old golden Rio ,
22 > { c ; fancy old peabe rr23o ; Hlo choice
to fancy , 22o ; Rio , prime , 21o ; Hlo , good ,
20o ; Mocha , 80o ; Java , fancy Mandehllng ,
2So ; Java , good intorloivUiff ; African , aio.
COFFEE Roasted Arbucklo's Anosa ,
liorring2la per box ; liol. liernuir. Join. , C5a ;
Hamburg , spiced herrlng1.5Ui hoi. herring ,
imp. , SOo ; mackerel , largo family , $10.25 per
.100 Ibs ; white Jinn , No. 1 , 17.00 : family ,
13.75 ; trout , 15.25 ; saltaou , 18.10 ; aocbovles ,
We.
We.L.rE
L.rE- l.75@l.50.
NUTS Almonds , 15117oi Urazlls , lOo ; fll-
berts , llo ; pecans , lOc ; walnuts , 12 o ; pea
nut COCKS , 8 > cj roasted , lOKu : Tennessee
peanuts , To. ,
Wiuri'ixn PArea Straw , per Ib ,
2 > fo ; rag , 2 maullla , U , 50 o ; No.
bo *
SitT-Dolry , SS9 Ibs in bbl. bulb , 2. 10 ;
best grade , 00 , 5s , IJ.30 ; best ( trade , 100 , 3s ,
13.40 ; best grade. 'At , 10s , fj.20 ; roctt salt ,
crushed. 11.80 ; dairy salt , Ashton , 50-lb bags ,
85o ; bulk , 22Mb bagu , 13.25' , common , in
UUlS vlrO
, * * *
Barley , 8@8 o ; far
ina , 4 } < 05 peas , 8L'o ; oatmeal , aj QSo ; mao-
curoni , llo ; vermicelli , Uo ; rice ,
nnd tapioca , 0(3 ( 7c.
SAtioiH ! { © 0 tier Ib ,
StAnbn 6@7c per Ib.
htovB POLISH f2.00ft5.87 per Rross.
Sricns Whole , per Ib AUsulco. Poj Cns.
slo , Clilna. 005 cloves , Ponanp , 2So | nutmegs -
megs , No. 1 , V5ci pepper ,
Twines mill
Dmncn * ' TWINE Sisal , lllo ; hemp , 14o ;
inanlllit , 15e.
CLOTHESLINES Cotton , 60 ft , $1.SO ; cotton ,
CO ft , $1.40 ; Jute , CO ft , OOo ; jute , CO ft. Jt.OO.
COTTON TWIMC Flue. 20os medium , lOJ o ;
heavy hemp , Ho ; light hemp , 17c.
SAIL TWINS- , nail , 20c ; Calcutta , 14o ;
Manilla rope,14o ; sisal rope , HK ° i now
process , 8 ifo ; Jute , OJfcr fcotton lOc ; hldo
10 , 17o.
Ijtunbcr nnil ItnlUllnit Mntorlnl.
STOCK Hointis A , 13 Inch , s 1 s 14 and 10
feet , $10.00 ; 1113 inch , s 1 A 12,14 and 10 feet ,
$11.00 : O 13 Inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10 feet ,
$30.00 ; D 13 Inch , sis 12 , II and 10 feet.
$23.00 : No. 1 com 13 In , s 1 s 13 feet , (18.00 ;
No. 3 com 12 In , s 1 s 14 nnd 10 feet , $17.50 ®
18.60 : No. 1 com 12 In , s 1 B 10 , IS nnd SO feet ,
$111.30 ; No. 2 com 12 In , 11 s 14 and It ) feet ,
$17.00. i
Pon.AJi LuMnEH Clear poplar box bds. J < f
In. B 3 s , $33.00 ; clear ponlur , , % panel ,
$30.00 ; clear poplar , ? In panel , f S.Ot ) ; clear
poplar , X 'rt ' panel stock wide , s 2 s , $33.00 ;
clear poplar corrugated celling , } { , $39.00.
POSTS Whlto cedar , 0 Inch halves , 12o ;
white cedar , 5 ! lucli halves nnd 8 Inch quar
ters , lie ; white cedar , 4 inch round , IQo ;
Tennessee red cedar , split , lOo ; split oak ,
white , 80 ; sawed oak , 17c.
Smr LAP No. 1 plain,8 nnd IS Inch , $17.50 ;
No. S plain , 8 and ID Inch , $10.50 ; No. 1 , O
G , 518.00.
ni.MENMONa ANH TiMiintt ,
12 ft 14 ft , 10 ft 18 ft 50 ! ft 23 ft 24 ft
2x4. . . . 1500 1500 1500 11100 111 00 1800 1000
2x0. . . .15 00 IB 00 150J 11(00 ( 1000 1800 1000
2x8..15 00 Ifi 00 1500 1000 1000 18 00 10 00
2x10..15 00 1500 1500 HI 00 1000 1800 1000
2x12. . , 15 00 15 00 15.00 10 00 10 00 IS 00 10 00
4x43x8.1000 10 OJ 1001) ) 1700 1700 1800 1000
FKNCIXO No. I , 4 nnd 0 Inch , 12 and 14 ft ,
rough , $10.00@10.50 ; No. 1.4 and Olnch , 1(1 ( ft ,
$17.000517.50 ; No. 2 , 4 nnd II inch , 12and 10ft ,
$13.50 ( 14.00 ; No. 2 , 4 and 0 inch-10 ft , $15.00
© 10.00.
FINISHING 1st and 2d clear , \tf Inch , s 2 s ,
819.00 ( 51.00 ; Istund 2J clear , 1 % and 2 Inch ,
s2s , $17.00@OUJj 3d clear , 1 > 4 Inch , B 3 s ,
f43.00@4M)0 ( ) ; 13 select , Itf , l > f nnd 3 Inch , s
2 B. $ $7.03uW.OO ( ! : ; 1st nnd'2d clear , I Inch , s 3
H.f 15.00 , 3d clear , 1 Inch , s2s , $30.03 ; A se
lect. 1 Inch , s 2 s , $33.00 ; 13 select , 1 inch , B 3
s , $30.00.
SHINGLES , IATII Per M XX clear , $ .3.1o ;
extra * A , $3.00 ; standard A , $3.00 ; 5-Inch
clear , Sl.00551.70 ; 0-Inch clour , S1.75S1.80 :
No. 1 , $ l,10@ri.l5 ; clear red cedar , mixed
widths , from Washington territory , $ J 40 ;
California red wood , dimension width9.S4.50 ;
cypress , clear heart , dimension wldths$3.25 ;
lath , $2.50.
BoAltns No. Icotn s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10 ft ,
519.00 ; No. 2 , do , ? 1C.50 ; No. 3 , do , 814.50 ;
No. 4 , do ( ship's cull ) , $11.00. Add 50c per
M ft for rough ,
BATTENS , Wnu. Tumxo , PICKETS O. G.
Bans , 2inch , OOo ; O. G. Batts , 2X(33. ( s < .
33c ; 3-ln well tubing , D.&M. and bov , $ .13.10 :
pickets , D. & H. , flat , $22.00 : pickets , D. &
1 ! . , square. 510.00.
FI.OOHINO 1st coin 0-in whlto plno. $31.00" ;
2dcomMn ( whlto plno , $31.00 ; 3d com 0-ln
whlto pine , $20.00 ; U com G-in whlto nine ,
S20.00 ; com 4 and 0-In yellow pine , § 15.00 ,
Star 4-in yellow pine , $17.00 ; 1st and 2d clear
yellow pine , 4 and 0-in , $19.00.
CniLixo AND PAUT'ITION 1st com , % -in
white plno partition , $ . ! 2.00 ; 2J com iy-lti
whlto pine partition , Si ? 00 ; clonriu yel
low pine ceiling , $ -20.0U ; clear j > g-ln Norway ,
$14.5'J ; 2d com -'g-ln ' Norway , $12 50.
LIME 13est , b5.
CKMKXT $1.33.
Fl.ASTlSR $2.23.
ItAIlt 20C.
BUILDING Bittcic Common , $3.00@7.00 per
M ; selected. $7.0C@S.OO per M ; suwer brick ,
$ S.OOS9.00 ( pur ai.
ai.Dry
Dry Goods.
PniNTS Pink and Robes Richmond , Co ;
Allen , Co ; Riverooiut , 5J c ; Steel Uivor ,
OJ c ; Pdclfie , O c.
QUINTS Indigo Blue St , Leger , G } c ;
vVnshlngton , Oe ; American , Cl c ; Arnold ,
0 } c ; Arnold Century , Oc ; Windsor Gold ,
Tk't ' , lOKo ; Arnold B , 10 > c ; Arnold A , 12c ;
Arnold Gold Seal , 10) c ; Yellow Seal , 10) c.
CO.MFOIITF.118 $0.50 35.00.
COHSBT JEANS Boston , 7J o ; Androscog-
gin , 7c ; Kearsago , 7Jic ; Rockport , O o ;
Coneslogu , Qtc.
CIIASH Stevens' B , 5X ; Slovens' A , 7o ;
bleached , So ; Stevens' P , 7J/o ; bleached ,
8o ; Stevens' N , 8Kc ; bleached , 9 > < Jc ; Ste
vens' SIIT , llh'c.
DBNIMS AtnosKcag , Ooz , li'O o ; JIvcratt , 7
oz , 13c ; York , 7 oz , 13u ; Haymaker , 8X0 ;
Jaffroy , XX , ll c ; Jaffrey , XXX , 12Kc ;
Beaver Creek , AA , I2c ; tleavor Creole , BB ,
lie ; Beaver" Creek , CC , lOc.
GINOIIAM Plunkctt , checks , G / cVhit -
tenton , O' c ; York , 7 c ; Normandi diess ,
7 } c ; Calcutta dress , 7J c ; Whittenton dress ,
7 > < cr Renfrew dress , % @ > o.
SiinDTixo , Hi.iACiiii ! ) ICIlorton 73 c :
Housokeener , 8Hc ; Now Candidate , S.tfo ;
Berkeley cambric , No. 00 , 9o ; lrou Bet. 4 4 ,
OJ c ; butter clnth , OO , 4 , ' c ; Cabot , } { u ;
1'urwcll , half bleached , 8 | c ; Fruit of Loom ,
8 c ; Green G , Uo ; Hope , 7 e : King Philip
cambric. lOo ; Lonsdulo cumbrto , lOc ; Lons-
dale , SJfio ; New York mills , lOo ; Pepperell ,
42 lu , lOo ; Pcpperoll , 40 in , lie ; Pepperell ,
04 , 14 (3. Pcppurell , 8-1 , 20o ; Poppbroll , 0-4 ,
22o' ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 2lc ; Canton , 4-4 , 8 0 ;
Canton , 4-1 , 9Kc ; Triumph , Oo ; Wumsutta ,
llo ; Valley , 5o.
SHEETING , Bitow.v Atlantic A , 4-4. 7J/o ;
Atlantic H. 4-1. 7c ; Atlantio D , 4-4 , 0 o ;
Atlantic I' , 4-J , Oc ; Aurora LL , , 4-4 , Co ; Au
rora C , 44.4e ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , tlj c ;
Hoosier LL , 4-J , 5J c ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7o ;
Lawrence LL , 4-4. 5c ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5 > do ; Pepporell , It , 4-4 , O c ; Pepperoll E ,
40-inch , 7 c ; Pepporell , 84 , 17c ; Pep-
crell , 9-4 , 20o ; Pepporell , 10-4 , 22c ; Utica C ,
4c : Wachusetts , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora It , 4 4 , 7c ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , Okc.
TICKS Oakland , A , 7Jfc ; International ,
YY , 8c ; Shetucket , S.8 } c ; Warran , No. 87i ) ,
10c ; Berwick. BA , 18u : Acme , 18o ; York ,
80 in , 12J e ; York , 82 In , lli o ; Swift River.
So ; Thorndike , OO , 8Uo ; Thorndiko , EP ,
SJfjThorndike , 130 , 9Kui Thornaiko , XX ,
15o ; Cordls , No. 5 , 0 > ic ; Cordis , No. 4 ,
DUCK West Point , 28 in. 8oz. 9 > o : West
Point. 29 in. 10 oz , 12 > < c ; West Point , 29 in ,
1'i ' oz. 15) c ; West Point , 40iti , H oz , lOc.
Fi.AN.suLs Plaid Raftsmen , 20o ; Clear
Lake , 30c ; Iron Mountain , 20Xc.
PitiXTS Solid Colors AtlanticOo ; Slater ,
Co ; Burlin oil , 0 > o ; Garner otl , 0 ( 7c.
UIIIUTINO CHUCKS Caledonia X , OXo ; Cal
edonia XX , 10) ) o ; Economy , Oc ; Otis , Oo ;
Granite , OJfc ; Crawford cheeks , 80 ; Haw
River plaids , M > o <
FLANNELS Vvhite G. II. No. S , J22Ko ;
G. H. No. 1 , Jf , 2rtJ < ; c ; G. H. No. 2. J4' , 22. 0 ;
G. H. No. 1 , J,80u ; Quechoe No. 8 , % , 32 o ;
Qucchco No. 2 , ? / . 37 c ; Aunwan , U2Wc :
Windsor , 22 > fc.
I'YANNKi,8-Red-0 , 24 Inch , 15 } < ? o ; E , 24
inch , 21K" ; O. G. 34 Inch , 20o ; H. A. F. % ,
23c ; J. R. F. J27c ; < 3. ( , 23c.
BATTS Standard , 80 ; Gem , 80 ; Beauty ,
12Ko ; Boone , 14c ; B , cased , $0.80.
ULANKKTB White , tl.00@7.60 ; colored ,
$1.10@8.0U.
CAUI-ET WAitr Bibb , white , 18 o ; colored ,
COTTON FIJANNF.LS 10 Iper cent trade dis. ;
EE , 8Jfo ; GG. 9c ; XX , lOUo ; OO.
unbleached LL. , 5 o ; CO , Owe ; SS ,
NN , 12J o ; AA , He ; DI ) , injio ; TT.
YY , Ibo ; BI3 , 1'Jo : 20 , bleaohod , 8J o ; 00 ,
12 > oj 60 , 13 o ; 50 , brown and slate , yc ; 70 ,
12Ko90 ; , lOo.
KENTUCKY Jn xs Hercules , 17c ; Loaai-
InKgn.o 22Ko ; Glonwood , 'Mo ; Molvlllo , 25o ;
BataUp,27Kc < Memorial , 15o ; Standpoint ,
18o : Durham , 27j o.
MiacRLt.ANeoUH'-Table oil cloth , $2.50 ;
table oil cloth , murblo , $2 50 ; plain Holland ,
OUo ; dado Holland , 12 o.
PitiNTS Dress Charter Oak , 5o ; Ramapo ,
4o ; LodI , 5 o ; Allen , Oc ; Richmond , ( Jo ;
Windsor , 0 > $ o ; Eddystone , O o ; Pacific ,
Druua unit Cliunilcnlfl.
ACID Sulphuric , per carboy , 2 o : oltrio ,
per pound , 51c ; oxalic , per jiound , 14a ; tar-
lario powdered , p < r pound , 43u ; carbolic , S3
@ 45o.
ALUM Per pound , 2J o ,
AMMONIA Carbonate , per pound , lljc. .
AititowitooT Per pound , lOo.
BAI.SOU Copaiba , per pound , GSo ; tolu , 52
(3550. (
Boiux Refined , per pound , lie.
CALOMEL Am. , per pound , bSc.
CASTOU OIL 11.34.
Ci'iiKi ) BKititics $1.80.
CANTIlAHIUliJi 75(3 ( < 2$1.05.
CASSIA BUDS Per pound , 16c.
CiiLonoronu Per pound , 41c.
COIIHOSIVI : buuLiMATK Per pound. 880.
CitciM TAKTAit Pure , per pound , 2'Jo.
EXTIIACT LOOWOOB Bulk , per pound ,
12Wc.
KIIGOT I5e.
GUM Ammo M@95 *
Ltcoi-ouiUM 44" .
GLTCUIUKK Bulk , per pound , 23o.
OtM Asafootldn , per nound. Ho ; cam
phor , per pound , 40oj opium , per ixjtind ,
$3.0& .
JoniNK Itesubllmatod , per ounce , $3.30.
LEAVES Buchu , short , par pound , lOc ;
Sonnn , Alox. , per pound , 25$3o.
Monpiiti Sulph. , per ounce , $3.00.
Mnitci'itv 74c.
POTASS Bromide , per pound , 4c ( ; Icdlile ,
per pound , $3.83.
QUINIA Sulph. , per ounce , 40o.
SEF.DS Canary , per pound ; 4't > ' - .
Soxrs Casttlo. mottled , poroound,8@tOo'
castllo , whlto , per pound , ii@15c. :
SnniTS NITHE Sweet , per poundi U. S.
P.,42o.
STUTCHNIA Crystals , tl.001.15.
Stnnt. CINCHONA Per oz ,
' 1'AriocA Per pound , Oo.
-iTONKA EANS-$1.70@1.75.
WAX White , per pound , JB
OILS Linsoea , raw , SOo ; Ltnsccd , boiled ,
Ole ; Bergamot , Sanderson's , per pound ,
$2.45 ; Lemon , Snndorson'n , per pound , tl.3. % ;
Pcuperniint , per pound , $2(5 : ( ; WlntcrRrcon ,
per pound , $2.15 ; Ollvo , Mulaga , per gal ,
Wo ; HcndtiKht , 175 test , 15kc ; Gasoline , 75
degrees , Itto ; Nuptha , 03 degrees , 12o ; 150
prlmo whlto , 10o ; 159 water whlto , 12o ; Per
fcctlon , Ho ; Lardlno , 80o $ Summer , W. Vn.
llo ; Zero , W. Va. , lOo ; I. X. L , dark on
glne , ! Kc ) ; Carbon , unow whlto , 150 do
grcos , 10 } < | c ; Turpentine , Me.
SHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank.
: ior > Soulli littli Street , -
COMMERCIAL
Capital , - $4OOOOO
Surplus , - 4O.OOO
Odlccrs and Dlrcctow R. M. Morsoman , O
JI. Hitchcock , , los. ( Inrncatt. Jr. , A. Henry. R
.M. Anderson , \Vm , H.Sttiul. v wat. ; I , . II. Will
alms. A. 1' . llopklni , prcj. ' , A. Mlllard , easnlcrj
! ' . II. Uryuut , assistant cuslirof.
NATIONAL BANK.
U. S. DBPCBirOBY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital . $400,000
Siirjilns .Inn. 1st , 1889 . fi2,000
orFiciJiis AND uiituorous :
IIiiMtr W. YATBS , Presldcut.
Lewis t * . HIKI : ) . Vlcol'resldent.
A. K. TOUK.II.IN ,
W. V. MOMSR ,
JOHN B. COI.MSP ,
11. C. Uusiiixn ,
J.N. 11. 1'.vntiCK.
W. 11. S. Utinin : ? , Cashier.
THE IRON BANK.
Cnr. 12lh anil Farnam Sts.
A General Dunking lluslncss .Vnuisncted.
i t-u
ISSUED BY CITIES ,
, COUNTIES.SCHOOL
DISTRICTS , WATER
Correspondence solicited. COMpAWEgi , ETC.
H.W HARRIS COMPANY
. , & , Bankers ,
103-IOD Dearborn Qtroot , CHICAGO.
7OStato Street. BOSTON.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
i ! * _ _
1302 PARNAM STUT3BT.
"
ABOUT GLOVES-
\VtcnyouariibuyluKpJorfarcjncm1wrtlinttlierel3
_ uohn Illugns ftprlcotliht
la too oJ.faj ) . It Is better to
pay A fair price nnd pet
Kood Klovu Ilka Ilutrli-
lliiKoirH. Tliey urn inndo
from icleclcd Rklnslnlhc
best mnnnor nnd nrn ivnr >
runted to l > a tin ) most
serviceable mule. If jou
waut to know inoro aliotit
glovea In Rcncrnl tuiil
IIiitclilnion'H Oloves
In particular , encloao
Btnnipfur the book Aliout
( ilovci. It will Interest
you. KnTiDMsniD 1862.
JOHN O. IIUTCllINSON , J.ba.loun , Jf.
Boots and Shooa.
K1RKEKDALL , JONES & CO. ,
Successors to Read , Jonei & Co.
Wholesale Mannfactnrers of Bets ; & Sbocs
Agent * lot Doiton Itubber Shoo Co. , 1102.1101 and 1105
Hnrney Street , Omklm , Nebcaikn.
Browors.
STORZ & ILER ,
lager Beer Brewers ,
1R1 Worth Blglitetnth tlruel.Omahi , N b.
"
Cornlco-
EAOLE COItNWE WORKS ,
kannfcetnrers ofGakaiilzcd Iron Cornice
\Vludoir-cnpi nnd m t llo kTllBlitt. Jotin Epenettr.
proprntor. ilBind lIUHoutli IQtlntreet.
FhtljTigs , Pumpat Eto.
BiaA.HO Jt CLAnKTUAil llKATim CO. ,
Eninps , Pines and Engines ,
Btiam , water , rallirar aacl rnlnlnK iiippllii , ta
Via , Vtt and VU Farimm ilraot , Omaha.
U. S. WIND EKQINE A PUMP CO. ,
Sleam and Water Snuplies ,
UatlMar wloil rallla , SIS and 920 Jnnci it , , OmaLa
_ U. > ' . lion , Aetlug Man r. _
UROWtfULL & CO. ,
Engines , Boilers aiii General Hactilncry.
Bbe Hrou work , ateam punpf. aaw mllla. Ul&Ull
.Uuiatia.
iron Works.
PAXTON A VJERLIffO IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Gait Iron Biding Work ,
Bnitlnea , Dtou work , general founclrr. machine and
btackimttb work. Oniceancl wnrka , U. 1 * . It/ .
anil ITlh atreet , Omaba.
OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufactnrers of Wire andiron Railing
UeiknlU , flDdowguanli , flower aland * , wire aln > i ,
_ alo. 183 Nurtu lull itreet. Omaba. _
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manf 'rs ' of Fire and Bnrglar rroof Safes ,
Vaulta , Jail work. Iron iliuttcrf and Br etcapti.
. Q. AuSreto. uroD'r. Corner llta and Jackioaiti ,
Sash , poorat .E1U3 _ , . .
M , A. swow oo
Wboltiale maaufoeturen ol
Sasn , Doors , Blind * ant Mouldings ,
Branch olBc . llth aad Itanl tr eu. Oim > N t .
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
OUoulli Ooialia , Limitei
AgrjouUurt.1 Implements.
.LLW.N GEir mjuALF'cor
AEtlcnlt'l ' Implements , Wanons , Carriage.
, otc. Wholesale. Omnha , Netraila.
Furniture.
DEirir * moss ,
Wholesale Dealers in Forniliire ,
Farnan atreal , Omaha , KcbtaUa.
OUARLES SUIVERlClt : ,
Furniture ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
Groceries.
McCOIlD , RRADY it CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
I h BdL t niTorlhlroct . Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware.
ir. j , UROAICH ,
Heary Hardware , Iron aud Steel ,
MOLINE , M1L1IURN& STODDARD CCV ,
Mimufncltuersnnd jebt ersln
Wagons , Envies Rate , Plows , Etc ,
Cor. 9th Anil I'ACtilo streets , Omalm.
Artists' Mntorlnls *
A. HObl'E , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1613 1'ounlni utroot , Omolm , Nebraska.
Boots' and 3hogs.
Tr. v7 MORSE & c'aT
Jobbers of Boots and Slices ,
1101,1103 , UOlUoURlns direct , Omnha. Manufactory ,
Summer ttrcat , Hasten.
Coal , Coke , Eto.
S THATCHER GOAL co. ,
Miners and SliipnBn of Coal ant Cot
lounil.U N IM.Iu.in i mi t tlm. , i , O.Uvu.
'OMAHA COAL. COKE A" LI ME GO
Jolta 01 Md HTl SJlt Coal ,
909 South 13th Mr.at , Omahn. Nebraska.
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Snippers of Coal and GoKo.
Sit South ISth it. , Oniahn , Nob.
LUMBER , ETC ,
JOHN A. WAKEF1ELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc ,
Imported nnd American 1'orllanJenifut , .
agent for illlwnnfci'o lirilinu lutoiuenl and
Qultuy wulit ) ntua.
G1IAS It. LEE ,
Dsaler in Wwcofl Lumber ,
Wood carpets ami parquet lioorlnf. ith and Douglaf
Btievta , ( Jui.llm , Nub.
OMAHA LUMltEft CO. ,
All Kinds of BnilfliDE Malerial at Wliolcsalo
ISth atrcct nnd Union 1'nclllc truck , Onmlm.
LOUJS UnADFOKD ,
Dealer in Lninlier , Lath , Lime , Sasli ,
Uoon' , Eto. Yards Corner Ttli and Domino. OIEot
Corner IDtli and Douuln.
FKED. IK. UKAY.
Lnmlic1 Liie Cement EtcEtc
, , , , , ,
Comer 9th and Uouulns > ti , Omaln.
C. AT. DIETZ ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lifter ,
13th and Callfornl/i itrecti.Onialm , N brai .
JWMIInoryarid
L OUEItFELDEIl & CO. ,
Importers a Jokers in Millinery & Nolions
: U ! , 21U and 212 Boulli lltli street.
j ; T. ROBINSON NOTION'co.7
Wholesale Notions and Fiiniisliiiig Goods ,
11JI Uarncy Street , Onmlm.
Commission and Storage.
ItlDDELl. & ItlDDELL ,
Storige and Commission Merchants ,
Br claltlcs-llutter , fga , cliecia. poultry ,
1112 Howard atrcct , OinivtiB , Neb.
_ D ry Co od s a n id N I otl o n a .
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Dr ? Goods , Fiirnisliing Goods and Notions
1102 and 1101 Douglm. cor , lltli ilrcut , Umalia. Nob.
KILPATniCK-KOCH DKY GOODS CO. ,
Importers & JofainDry Goods , Notions
Oemt't Jurnlililnu jrood * . Corner 1 1 Hi aud Llarnel
Birct'ti. Omalia.
& TAYLOR ,
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale ReiiairSnoD
Machinlci' tool * nd Iluffalo icttloi. HUj Douglu
treet , OniaUt , N b.
. Toys , Eto.
II. HARDY A CO. ,
Jobberi of
Toys , Dolls , Albums- , Fancy Good ? ,
Dons * XuraUhlnic goodi , children's carrlogej , 1204
iaruoin ttroot , Omalia. Nob. .
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Reflr.ed and Lubricating Oils ,
Azlt srtaie , etc. . Omaha. A. II. BUbop , Manaf o
Popor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dsilers ,
Carry nlc ( took o ( prlntlnif , nrapplnit nd nrltlsf
HI jpaiUl aUotttlouxlra * oeara paper
vr.
vr.TUB -
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THIS
Chicago , Milwaukee St , Paul R'y ' ,
Tbo Ilcst Route from Oinaba and Council
irn lo
EAST E-
TWO TBAmUBBTWKKN OMAHA
Chlcngo , AND Milwaukee ,
St. 1'aul , MlnncnpollH , Cedar BapldSi
Rock Island , Frccport , Kockford ,
Clinton , llnbiKjuo , Dareuport ,
Elgin , Madison , JanesTllle ,
Uelolt , Winona , La Grouse ,
An ! all other Important pulnt < K t , Nortlittit and
boutUeuit.
For through ticket * call on tbo tliket * ; t at 1W1
ftrnnu tritt , lu llarker Ulock , or at Uulom I'iciB *
13apnt *
Hullnian Sl tp r § anil Iho nucit Dlnlnl Car > lo tb
world are rnnon the main line ot tbottilcaco , 1111-
waukte & Bt. 1'aul llallwujr , aud eiurj alluDtlua It
paid to paiicoRtri \ > i cuurUoul iuplo ; i ot till
lt.Stll.r.RK.aener l Managtr.
1. V.TUCKKU. Aiilitaut Ueneral Manager.
A. Y. U. CAlil'KN'mt , utneral 1'aittnger and
Ticket Aufnl.
OKO. K. llEAl'I-xmi ) . Axlilaat General I'Mitngel
njl Ticket Aient.
T. J , OLA uLJieneral BninrluttnUcnL
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
BCD CR01C DIAMOND BRAND.
Hftfct cure fcod t\wij9 tf\li\i\tf \ \ LftdtACt Ckll
UrufftfUl tut lllauoud Jlr adlo red ntUU
boic * , cftledwUb l > lii rltUu , Tube no other *
H < bd 4oltp ( * ) 1W J'MtlCUlMI ' M4 * * Jleltf Illtf
I < dlfc.t'fii tiU f\ir \ return ninll. Ja n JV f
Cblchutcf Cbtin * . JlUlMB N-.l-fcllft-.f *
rect , uryouthlul er.
III t II . earldnnjr , lokt
" * " rorp. /
.ito. Iwlff"i3 ! "liuttotreiitlM.M . * ! ) }
iy tup * ) > at1lcular , ( vr livmu cure , tit * t
UPHO > . F. ct'rOWLER , MooUtii , Conru ,