H * THJ3 OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 23. 1880. 3 ffl
m THE SPECULATIVE MARI1ETS.
\\WwL \ \ Wheat Trading ExpcrloncoB a Rude
[ jiH Shaking Up
H BUCKET SHOPS PROFIT BY IT
H Corn Dull nnil Ijowor mill OrU Weak
H In Tone Cattle Iliistnem Knlrlr
B | Active IIor * .nrlsk
Hl Quotations
Hjl CI1ICAOO 1MIOOUOI3 MAKKKTS
' 1 CmcAoo , Nov 2i [ Special Telegram to
> The IJnr , ] The wheat market had a rude
H shaking up today Yesterday It closed up-
U | parontly very firm , buton the curb during
H | tlio afternoon solos vvcra made 14 ° below the
fl ' official closing On account ot the activity
M I of a lltllo bucket shop man the conclusion
U J was Jumnod at that it was n bucket shop
U ( I rulil " The course of the market today
U I' ' shows that it was morcly n beginning ot a
fty ccnoraus liquidation of scattered Dacomhor
f lonRAvhoat The open Interest In December
H 1 has boon heavy , a fact to which attention
U ' has been called frequently In these reviews ,
H I and as tha day of maturity of contracts ap-
H preaches many of these who had Invested on
Hi | the theory that Micro w.is going to bo a
Hn deal grow nervous and finally concluded
If It was tlmo to got out of thotr holdings That
K the bucket shops profited largely by the brcnlc
HI • thut began yustorday afternoon mid con
Hl tluuod toaay is unnucstlotinbly true , the
W seeming strength of the market recently
Hl having encouraged a shoo string invest
Hl ment on that side , but evidence is lacking
Bl that tucbroak was engineered in the bucket
HB shop Intorcst , It Is not nccossary to hunt
Bj so far for nn explanation ot the break today
H Thcro are natural cnusesto account for It
BBBi < December wheat opened nt 80 > tfc , for quite n
mWMti ' wullo ranged nt ; ' , ( ( * ( ) % and thou sold off
'i to BO oi touching thut quotation muny times
} anil reacting uioro or less sharply From
one ot these a rully to SOJ e about noon
the murkot broke to SOo and later sold off to
BBBj I 70 (371) ( ) 0. Fluctuations thorenftor were
. between Tllj o nnil 7Q > jfc , with
lively mlscclluneous trading , in which
the big fish mid llttlo fish found
BBBj I' plenty to occupy their attention The clos-
BBB' ' ' ing quotation was 79J c , or lu lower than
BBB yesterday The sluinpluess In December
BBVf pulled May down , but not so far May
BBB - opened at 85c , sold off to S4o. rallied to
BBB ! ) 8io and worked down to S4kc. During
BBB l most of the session 8 lc was the bottom , but
BBBj toward the end May look on a tone ot greater
BBBl weakness thnn at any time through the day
BBB It closed at 84 , l @S4.fc } , n shrlnKagoof 1@1 Vo
i as compared with yesterday Novcmbor
I BM * rested at TO t c. Now York followed vary
IfBBjS closely after Chicago , but none of tnc other
H BJl American markets declined quite as much ,
BBBfii ' lifio representing tha average decline
B Cables were gcnorally Arm , though private
rV BV advices rorjrcsorkoa Liverpool ns clos-
IuBBk log } jo off for Cnlifornlas Ueorbohm
I BBV' quotes the English country markets at
DBBBj strong nnd Paris Hour as blgher The
BBR boards cable is strong as bull beef from
SBBjl start to finish , " Hlg receipts in tlio ncth-
Bflt west keep up , though the total receipts at all
| HBl [ points show a falling off ot 200,000 bushels
BBBJ ascompured with last week Very little
BBB ! now oxnort business Is reported , a few open
BBBl limits for foroiRii accounts having been
BBB' reached
jflBB $ The corn market was again dull and fu-
BBBBI turos lower „ For cash offerings , however ,
BBBj [ there was a good demand at a further slight
BBBj ; ! improvement on yostordayt prices for No 2
; , but for lower grades demands were
frado und prices unchanged With
BBBH drawals from store were liberal nnd clour-
IBBl' ' { ances from Atlantic ports wcro likewise on
BBjt a generous scale English markets wcro
IflBjl quoted strong
LbBBI _ Oats were weak in tone with liltlo sup
BBjbBJI port glvon the market aside from the pur-
BBjjBt chases of a loading operator , who bought
BBjpJi fairly iiooral quantities ut every shade of a
BBBBs I' ' recession in values , tlnn preventing a do-
BBBM ' cllno May ROlliu ' g at 2l % ( < $ l-2ic to 22o ,
BBBJ1 with December and January weak at 20c.
BjbBBJ The receipts were fair and there was llttlo
BBBBj demand for store oats , with No S regular
BBBBj offered at SO c , whllo trading was cbielly by
BBBBj sample
BBBBI In the prnvislon trade a comparatively
BBjBJ ! slow day was passed Cash buyqrs made
BjBjBfl smaller purchases than usual of lata and in
BB BJj a sneculativo wu.y thcro was no stir to speak
BBBBj of Early thcro was a brief period of lifo
BBBBj In lard and pork , but the trading inaulgcd
BBBBj in seemingly uossosscd no special fcaturo
BBBJ Still the feeling was quito strong and there
KABBn was no reaction from yesterdays iniprovo-
BjjBBi ment Fluctuation ' s and chnnges were also
BBjl limited Lard and short rlhs closed In fact
BBBBH quotably unchanged , whllo pork was only
BBBB } > 2 > @ 5o nlgher
Hji CII1U.VGU LitVK STOCK
H Cnio.iao , Nov 33. [ Spoolal Telegram to
Bt Tub 13eb. ] Cattle The receipts were di-
Hfj vided at 0,000 natives , 2,500 Texans and C00'
1 rangers Business was fairly actlvo with a
BJ Hj Blight advance on best native export nnd
H sbipplngstocrs Some salesmen quoted an
H , ' : advance equal to 10c , but the bulk of the
B BJl , opinion was that 10c was rather moro than
B Bft the avcrago udvnnco , but all admitted that It
B BM was easier to got a urlco than yesterday on
B BBJI anything ut all useful Tcxanssold'a good
BBBfli 10a higher aud the few rangers on sale made
BjBjW satisfactory prices On account of a slight
BBJBrt rise on Texans buyers ot common stock
C BBm turned their attention toward natives , benco
KBBJj stronger run go ot prices Thcro was
| LmBB n fair inquiry for stockcrs nnd
BjBjY feeders , yet prices are remarkably
EJjjm low , especially for light llttlo steers
BJjBJJi Choice to extra beeves , nominal at $ . " > ,0J@
BjBB * S.40 ; medium to good steers , 1.350 to 1,500 lbs ,
BBBf f3.SS@4.S0 ; 1,200 to l.iftO lbs J.50@4. 'J5 ;
BBJBJ : 951) to 1,000 lbs , $ > .S0@.90. : ) Stockers and
BBBB feeders , $1.80 2.00 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
BJBBJ $ l,00g3.85 ( ; bulk , J1.8OW3.10. Texas steers ,
BJJBJJ (3.S0S3.85 ; cows , $ f,40@3.15. Western
BJBJBJ rangers , ? 3.7B3.G0.
BJBJBJ Hoes Uuslnoss again opened brisk with
BJBJBJ early sales ahowmg an advance of about n
BJBJBJ nickel , then later on the udvnnco disap-
BjjBfl peared , but nt the final windup prices ruiod
BJBBM about ns strong as at any time The great
BBBBJ bulk of the packing sort sold between JU.60
BJBJBJ und (3.65 , fn fact It was a 1.83 to $3,6.1 mar
BBBBI ket , only n half dozen or so loads out of 450
BJBJBJ soiling at ti.S7 : > ( @a 0. Light sorts wcro in
BBBBI Rood dumand at fcJ.85(2ab7 ( > { , aud slngo
BJBJBJ variety ji.W@X95. :
H F1NANU1AU
BJBJBJ New Yoitic , Nov ' 3 | Special Telegram to
BJBJBJI Tns Bee.1 Stocks The bulls renewed
BJBJBJJ thought in stocks early today The boars ,
BJBJBJJ , encouraged by the losses In the list yestcr-
BJBJBJJ day , rouowod tlio attack on Reading and
B B K later carried tha pressure Into trusts aud
B B PJ Granger railway shares The bulls say the
B B BI bears have ono gun to bring down game , und
B | that Is the condition of the money market
| } The bears partly admit this and dcclaro that
B B IJ i without outsldo help the market can not bo
B B B sustained , oven at the present prices , Tha
BJBJBJ published statement ubout an allmnco of the
B B B Hock Island and Atchison for transcoutl
BJBJBJ ueiital business bad a beneficial effect on
BJBJBJ both securities Prices at tbo opening this
BJBJBJ morning wcro generally dull and
BJBJBJ but slightly changed from these
BJBJBJ of last ovonmg , nut Atchison was up % per
BJBJBJ cent and Hock Island \ { , The market was
BJBJBJ only fairly active , Union I'uclllo being tbo
BJBJBJ only stock snowing any real activity , though
BJBJBJ there was fair business douo in Heading , St
BJBJBJ Paul , Atchison and trusts , and the temper
BJBJBJ of speculation was reactionary , prices shad
BJBJBJ lug off from the opontug The docliuo made
BJBJBJ small progress In the general list , but
BJBJBJ Wheeling U Lake IMo preferred , which
BJBJBJ has ' been heavy for some time , de-
BJBJBJ v eloiied moro pronoiiuood weakness pud
BJBJBJ dropped from 07i } nt thq opening to ( VI ,
BJj BJJ agalust OS f last pvenlng , a loss ot
'
B' * H per ( Cent Denver , Texas &
BJBJBJ Fort Worth also reuewed the weak
BJBBJ ueas of lost evening and declined
BJBJBJ , , 1 per cent to 88 , though a portion ot this was
BJBJBJ ; afterward recovered , when a better toueprc-
BJBJBJ vailed throughout the list The bour to 13
BJjBJjT o'clock brought weakness to a few securities
BBBB'
BBBBBBW MSMMMt > iMa WI * ' W ' 'l' , ' ' > | 1 m ' " ' • J > - y -
"
nnd strength to others , leaving tbo list very
irregular Lead trusts went off to 10 and
Sugar to C7J ; , Sugar recovering to CO Cot
ton Oil Went oft from 2Jf ! ) to 20 nnd Chicago
Gas moved up to M ; , ' . Hock Island lost its
early ndvnncoand Atchison , after dropping
2i , from 351 , to Si , recovered to 85. North
ern Pacific preferred was up 1 per cent to
77 , ' / nnd Transcontinental a point to 80 .
Of the bear forces Nat Jones was
outspoken , whllo Connors , Slayback , Hoi
llst r nnd others worn pronounced bulls
Hankers believe that the bank statement
will show n fair increase In reserves , nnd
this helps the strong undertone Tbo stock
market closed with a peed mnny stocks
showing net gains Li plto of rnidlngby
bears and the forcing of the rnto for money
up M per cent Last loans wcro at
8 per cent Hcnorts of earnings from
nil quarters were quite flattering and buying
on this score nnd covorlng by shorts on de
pressions gave direction to the markit The
most pressure wasmgalnit Union Pacific , St
Haul and soma ot the trusts Trusts all
picked up nt the close Chicago Qas to 55 ,
Cotton Oil to 80 ? , Sugar to 09 and Lead to
19 . Even Heading closed if per cent hlghor
at 4I ? , Atchison closed } hlghor at 35. 1
and Hock Island ) { per cent higher at 99Jf.
Trunscontlncatal , Louisville , Northern
Pacific preferred nnd many ; others closed
with small gains The total sales were 193-
000 shares
The following wore the closing quotations )
tl S , ts regular 127 Northern l'/icillo. / . 37i !
US ts coupons . . .1ST do preferred 7ni
If.8.4lisregular. . . 10PJ o. * M. W IKl'S
U. H.tH" coupons , . 10' U < ) o preferred H-U
Psclntiwof " 1 5 117i ! N.V.r ntral 1WP4
ttntral I'acldc ntVi P.U.iK , . . . 19M
ChlcsgofcAlton . . .130 Kodclsl&nd OTSi
Chlr BOllutllngtOD tt-M.-feSt , ! ' Wi
JtQtilnev 10(1 ! ; i1oprererred , . . . tl'4 ! ?
P..U&W MlfiSuPauKVOmRha . Xl'i
llliuoIsCeiUral 118 do preferred lUli
I. , 11. Jt W m ; tl.llon IMctllo M. ' <
KansasieTein . . . 0i WHt U Si V Wi
l.akp Shore liTU' .i do pro for red 'iU
Michigan Central , . 0" Western Union . . . HH
MlJEourMacItlo . . . OT15
Monet Tight nt5 ( < J13 per cent ; last loan
at 8 per cent
Prime Mkucvntilb Papeu ! } { ® ? } per
cent * .
Steiiuno Exciiasok Quiet and steady ;
sixty-day bills , J4.80 fi demand , $ l.s5 % .
Mill hie Stocks
Nr.w Youk , Nov 33. fSuocial Telegram
to The IIrk.1 Tha following arj tha min
ingstock quotations :
Ahco 103 Iron Silver 200
Aspen tin Mexican 330
Caledonia II II..1.VJ Mt Olablo 3Jd
OonCala&Ya . . . . (1I3M ( North Hello lilo..ll0 )
DoadwooclT 175 Ontario 'MM
RurekaCon va Ophlr 4S
ElCrtsto IS ) Plymouth 2SM
Uouhli ; Curry 170 Unrags 140 •
Hale & Norcross.i00 : sierra Nevada VoO
Homestako UJ0 Union Con 'J20
Horn Silver Ji
OMAHA lilVU aruOIC
CatdR
Friday , Nov , 23.
Beef cattle were stronger , but there were
not many hero of auy kind and no good cat
tle The receipts were the lightest of the
week thus far , the break In thn market hav
ing had the effect of cutting down the run
The receipts , however , were plenty largo
enough to please the sellers , as an oppor
tunity was thus given for the market to recover -
cover somewhat from the demoralization of
the two days past Such natives ns were
hero sold at $ tt.05@3.75 , and there were n few
westerns good enough to bring 1.113. Quito
a considerable proportion of the cattle on
sale were cows , and the market on such was
no moro than steady , in fact , some were re-
gaidine it as barely steady Ono large
buyer remarked that his cows were not cost
ing quito so much today ; while , on the other
hand , another buyer reported his purchases
as costlog moro The total sales wcro largo
and natives brought $ l.25@3.50. The fresh
supply of feeders was not largo and a good
mauy of them were northern cattle The
speculators wcro the chief buyers and they
cleared up tliu yards the same as yesterday ,
still there wcro quite a good many outside
buyers in , and before the close of the market
a good many feeders changed bands The
price paid did not show muchchaugo Natives
sold principally nt S2.353.55.
Iloirs
Tbo hog market was stronger and close to
Co higher Some good light hogs sold nt
* 3C3 , > @ 3.03 , and as high us * .3.70 was paid
Some prime or fancy heavy hogs also sold at
$3.70 , the top on the best light and heavy
being the same The packers brought { 3.C0
@ 3.C3. Yesterdays decline was moro than
recovered , placing the market at the highest
point of the week since Monday Tbo de
mand was good and the pens were cleared
early in &ho day It looks now ns , if the
buyers ' roallv wanted the hogs ut the money ,
and the feeling was batter than for some
days back ,
ItcUoipts
Cattle 1.000
Hogs 4,000
Sheep . . - . ; 535
Horses 31
Prevnllln-i Irloes
The following is a table of prices paid in
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned :
Prime steers , WOO to 1000 lbs.4.10 @ 4.00
Good steers , 1330 to 1450 lbs . . 3.00 (254.10
Good steers , 1U50 to 1300 lbs . . 3.33 ( ii4.U0
Common 1000 to 1150 lb steers 3.0U @ 3 25
Western steers , 3.40 @ 3.5
Common canners 1.00 Ml.50
Ordinary to fair cows 1.50 @L80
Fair to good cows 1,80 ( i-.00
Good to cholco cows 3.00 ( dfXM
Fnlrtogood bulls 1.50 @ 3.10
Light stockers nnd fredors . . . 3.00 < ki.60
Feeders , 950 to 1100 lbs 3.20 @ 3 CO
Fair to cholco light bogs 3(12 ( ' ( < 3.75
Fair to cholco heavy hogs 3.00 ( a'3.70 '
Fnlr to cholco mixed hogs 3.00 @ 3.05
Common to rough hogs 3,35 ( 3.40
lloprosontativo dilai
SICCUS
No Av Pr No Av Pr
17 10U1 * 3 05 30 1307 * 3 40
11 1177.3 30 30 1110 3 42 > f
4 1103 3 35 83 1347 3 55
15 1079 3 35 18 1308 3 00
30 . .1301 3 30 34 1304 3 00
19 1079 3 83J31 1103 3 75
cows
• 1 990 125 B 880 3 00 '
44 101S 140 20 1073 3 03&
3 W15 150 13 10S3 3 05
4 1003 100 S3..1017 3,10 ,
0 1140 100 15 1150 3 IB
0 1175 103V 0 073 3 15
3 1125 170 14 1013 3 25
19 , .995 175 3 11S5 3 35
20 957 180 1 1100 3 35
21 0ft9 185 23 9j3 3 25
87 9S3 185 21 0S3 3 25
20 ; 093 190 10 1184 3 35
22 1033 195 19 1OJ0 3 30
31 1078 193 10 1104 3 40
3 700 2 00 1 1150 3 50
FKEUEItS
30 8S4 3 35 7 804 SCO
SO , , , 835 2 40 49 834 3 CJJf
3 630 3 50 8 831 3 05
37. . . , , . . 703 2 55 U 1005 3 75
31 877 3 55 3 1003 3 85
3 837 3 55 1. . . 1050 3 00
HULLS
3 810 115 1 1520 175
• 1 1330 1 5U 1 1410 160
3 , . ,1115 150 1 1770 185'
1 1670 100 3 1335 185
1 1250 1 03 1 1570 3 00
1 1310 100
STOCKEI1S.
37 505 3 10 84 543 3 15
08 03U 3 15 63 , , 578 3 40
BT-IO.3.
1 12S0 1 75
75C1N.NEU3.
C1N.NEU3.
0. . . 1313 1 85
85CALVES.
CALVES
1. , , 160 4 00
WKaTBRS CATTLE ,
Owner and No Av Pr
59 steers , , . , . . , , , , .1107 * 3 85
24 Steers , , . . .1353 3 35
21 cows , corn fed..Mow 2 15
Eastern Cattle Co
137 feeders , Col-Tor 1110 3 20
C. U. Hhodos-
43 feeders , Col-Tex 1130 3 18
COstcoit , ColTox.,1100 3 27K
20 stcors , Col-Tox , 1U7 3 S7 f
M. M. Mason
lcow 1030 160
Wcows , , , , , 023 160
lcow . . * 1010 iOO
SCOWS 1110 2 15
8cows 1104 3 IS
25 cows 1010 3 15
lbull 123. ) 1 50
4 feeders 1313 3 15
1 feeder . . , 1430 3 15
5 feeders , . , 1135 3 15
14 focders , Tex 907 SIB
5 feeders , Tex 1103 2 15
10 steers . , . , 1045 2 33
Sleeper
100 feeders . . .1000 2 45
Hlvcrsido Llvo Stock Co
K ) feeders , 1315 3 40
Walter Itamsey
DOcows GS4 140
IHcows 034 1 40
10 feeders 740 2 U5
lOstockcrs 493 3 35
J. M. Chadwlck -
94 cows 016 190
lcow 000 I 90
33uows 010 190
11003.
No Av Sk Pr No Av Sk P .
T7..1JI 803 40 57..325 230 $3 Ci\4 \
CO..200 100 3 40 45.200 200 3 02K
90..149 3 CO 63..274 40 3 02 } $
57..271 120 3 CO 52..031 80 3 C2J-J
73..270 ISO 3 00 53 . . .283 120 8 G2V
71..201 200 3 00 59..000 120 3 02'f '
C1..310 80 0 00 00..273 40 3 2f !
54..300 200 3 CO 57..293 200 3 153 } $
60..333 100 3 CO 65..317 240 8 03 > {
04..295 120 3 00 74. . . 231 3 rtttf
CO..203 200 3 CO 51..331 40 3 G2J *
51..273 SO 3 00 67..343 240 tl OJJi
01..nil 240 3 GO 71..233 3 G2 ]
73..200 IGJ 3 CO 53..310 200 3 03)4 )
40..301 120 3 00 70..233 40 8 02) *
00..203 200 3 CO 75..237 200 8 02 < < J
18..290 80 3 GO 04..319 100 8 02)4
49 . . .343 80 3 GO 52..203 40 8 02)4 )
01..303 SO 3 GO 72..271 40 8 02)4 )
(13..281 ( 80 3 00 CO . . .293 8 IU
72..183 200 3 00 , 01. . . .235 100 8 03
53..295 1G0 3 00 57..3J3 KM 8 05
59. . .233 120 8 00 103..330 40 0 05
7 . .205 . 100 8 00 80..213 120 3 05
53 . . 314 40 8 00 75.327 0 (15
00..307 60 3 00 71..233 40 3 05
44..301 100 8 00 121..200 3 C5
ti'J.,270 480 8 00 73..2011 40 3 05
50..238 80 8 00 69. . . .235 120 8 05
70..2011 200 3 00 02.315 40 3 05
C3..2' ' l 40 8 CO 63. . . .310 40 8 05
53. , . .241 40 8 CO HI . . .200 3 05
0J..313 40 3 00 53..293 80 3 G3 > |
74..379 80 3 GO G1..293 80 3 Go
45..310 200 8 CO . 10..410 3 05
00..800 3 00 89..203 40 3 G7)4 )
55..893 4S0 3 00 89 . . 3U9 40 3 07)4 )
f,3 . . .810 120 3 CO 01..810 80 3 70
54..657 310 3 00 41..440 3 70
47..803 120 3 02K 147..194 3 70'
01.,210 100 3 02)4 !
snesr
No Av Pr
OOwostorn owes 113 $3 95
80 western owes 110 8 93
Live * Sioulc Notes
S. P. Denton was in with cattle
M. Mackoy of Eustis was In with hogs
A. Stanton of Volley was on the market
James Lemkc marketed hogs from Millard ,
J. D. Shorbrook of Crolghton was in with
hogs
M. Hegarty brought bogs over from
Meola , In
Elwood was represented by Havworth &
Hellos , who had hogs on tha market
Colonel James Kunoy bad hogs hi from
Fontlnello , la
\V. H. Van Alsttno was in from Arcadia
with his two cars of hogs
H. C. Hello marketed two cars of hoes and
two of cattle from Elwood
Jacob Upinger of Courtland , came in with
cattle
Sixteen loads of stock came In ever the
Chicago & Northwestern from Iowa A big
run for ono Iowa road in vlow of the fact
thut ono or two cars used . to bo the days receipts
coipts , and on some days none at all The
signs of the tlmos nil point in ono direction
Iowa will market her cattle and hogs in
Omaha , und all that she will ask in return is
what she is getting now good treatment at
tbo hands of the railroads , stock yards com
pany and commission men •
Gcorgo Uoriedict came in from Shelton
with thrco double-decks of corn-fed western -
orn owes for L , P. Southworth Southworth
is feeding between eighttbousnnd and nine
thousand sheep , mostly Utabs and Wyomings ,
at Shelton About twonty-flvo thousand
sheep nro being fed in the linmodiato neigh
borhood of Shelton , and about twenty * thou
sand moro ut Gibbon In the same county
J. D. Shorbrook came down with a car of
hogs from Creighton , Farmers and feeders
uro complaining some of cholera among the
hogs About the usual number of cattle are
going to bo fed there this season
Z. T. Flndloy , Farragat , la , was overlooking
looking for fecdors Crops were heavy in
tbnt country , and there will bo a good many
cattle fed , probably moro tbati lust year
The hogs in that vicinity are healthy and
doing well _
PKODtrCB IIAUKIJTS
CmcAoo Nov 23 , 1:15 : p. ra close
Wheat Lower ; November , 79) ) c : Decem
ber , 70Jfc ; May , S4c.
Corn Easy ; November , 324c ; May ,
33)fc. )
Oats Steady ; November , 20)4o ) ; May ,
23j < o-
Ityo Novcmbor , 45c.
Harley No 3 , cash , 00o .
Primu Timothy 11.20.
Flax-Cash , $1.30 ; Muy , J1.44.
Wblsky-ei.03.
Pork Steady ; November , $9.83 ; Janu
ary , $9.80.
Lnrd Steady ; November , JO 10 ; January ,
* 5.9)4. .
Flour Unchanged ; winter wheat , $3.00
04.35 ; spring wheat , $3.G5@4,90 ; rye , $2.50 ®
2T 5 ; buckwheat , $1.75@3.25.
Provisions Shoulders , f4.37J4'M50 ; short
clear , $5.23@5.37)4short ) ; ribs , $5.37)4cash.
Butter Quiet ; steady ; creamery , 17@34c ;
dairy , 14@21c.
Cheese Steady ; full cream Cheddars ,
9'fo ' ; flats , 9)f@U ) > 40i Young Americas , 9)4 )
@Ulfc.
Eggs Firm ; fresh , 22@23o.
Hides Unchanged ; light green salted , 0c ;
dry calf , 5@0a ; deacons , each , 20c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No 1 solid packed ,
4o ; No 2 , 3)4"3 > 4c ; cake , 4)/c. )
Receipts Shipmts
Flour ; 17.009 7,000
Wboat 90,000 0.000
Corn 190.000 130,000
Oats 115,000 193.000
Now York Nov 23. Wheat Receipts ,
120,600 ; exports , 7,80J ; spot , dull aud
lower ; options lower , heavy ; No 2 rod , De
cember closing at 83 13-10.
Corn Jlecolpts , 87,200 bushels ; exports ,
30,400 bushels ; spot , weak , lower ; No 3 ,
i\iilXa \ in elevator , 43 s@ H0o afloat }
ungraded mixed , 30@43)4c ; options , dull and
lower , Decembercloslng ut 41jfo.
Oats Receipts , 83,700 bushels ; exports ,
1,800 bushels ; spot , dull ; options , weaker ;
December , 27Xii-8)o ; spot No 2 whlto,30af ,
( glllc
Coffee Options , steady Sales ; 40,500
bags ; November , $15.69 15.85 ; spot Hlo
shout steady
Sugar Haw , higher and Arm ; refined ,
firm
firm.Potroloutn
Potroloutn Steady ; United closed at
$1,09 4 for December
' Eggs Western , 25 ( < 4354c.
Pork Strong ; mess , inspected , $11.2355
11.50.
Liird Qulof , western steam , $0.55 ; closing
at $0.50.
Hotter Firm ; Elgin , 3014037c ; w 9torn
dairy , 0@17o ; creamery , 1845i3) ) < o.
Chueso Strong ; western , 7)4M10o.
8t. IiiuIn Nov 33. Wneat Lower ;
cash , 78 , o ; May 83 0.
Corn X oworj cosh , 83)4c ) ; May 30c.
Oats Lower ; casb , lOKii ; Muy , 224c.
Pork Steady at $10.25.
Lard-Dull nt $5.90.
Wblsky-l.oi.
Huttor Uuchangod } Creamery , 20@32o ;
dairy , 18(2200. (
MllvvHiiicup , Nov 23. Wheat Easy ;
cash , 72"-f > ; No 1 northern , 82c ,
Corn-Quiet ; No 3 , 80@3lc.
Oats-Quiet ; No 3 wliito , 23a
Hye Easier ; No I , 45 > fc
Hurley Easier ; No 3 in store , 4'Ko. '
Provisions Firm ; pork , $9.85.
Minneapolis , Nov 23. Sample wheat
Dull and weak ; receipts , 693 cars ; ship
ments , 147 cars . Closing ; No 1 hard No
vcmbor , 78o ; May , 83ioj on track , 78)4o ;
No I northern , November , " 0o ; May , 8114c ;
on track , 7CJ/o ; No 3 northern , Novem
ber , 72o 1 May , 78o ; on track , 72 740.
ItaiisuH City , Nov.33. Wheat Weaker ;
No 3 hard , cash 03)4o ) ; No 8 bard , cash
aud November , 69)40) ) No 3 rod , cash , 09 > 4o >
bid
Corn-Quiot ; No 2 , casb , 23o bid ; May
2554o bid
Oau-No. 8 cash , 167 , oblO
Clnclmintl , Nov 22JVhoatQulot ;
No 2 red , 77c.
Corn-Strong ; No 3 mlxndVnSe
Oats Firm No 2 mixed , 3)4'I33c.
\Vhisky-$1.02. j
Mvorixxil , Nov 3) . ji Wheat Firm ;
demand ImprovingholdersolTormoderately ; ;
California No 1 , 7s2 , ' , d ( * < ( 3)4d ) per cental ,
Corn Firm : domnnd fair ; now western ,
4s Xid ) per cental ,
lilVC STOCK
Clilaigo , Nov 23. Tho.Drovors' ' Journal
reports ns follows : . •
Cattle - Receipts , 8,503 ; market strong
and 10c higher ; beeves , $5.00(33.40 ( ; steers ,
$2.SOrt4.bO ( ; stockers and feeders , $ l.80Q3U0 ;
Texas cattle , $1.40(33.85JWostorn ( ; rangers ,
$2.75irl.1.00.
tlogiHceclpts , 23,000 ; market easier ;
mixed , $3.CW3.95 ! heavy , $3.G0aa.P5 ( ; light ,
$3.05 < j3.93 : skips , $3.00@3.60. ,
Shncp Receipts , 5,000 ; market strong )
natives , * 2.75U5.00 ( ; westerns , $ j.50gl.25 ( ;
Texans , $3.00gi.00. (
Nrulonn ! Htoolc Ynrrt , Hast Sr
Iinulu , Nov 22. Cattle Receipts , 1,000 ;
shipments , 19 ; market strong ; fair to tnncy
nntivo steers , $ .1.20ff 4.S0 ; stockcrs nnd
feeders , $2.03@3.75.
Hogs Receipts 8,700 ; shipments , 3,100 ;
market strong ; heavy $3 70jj3.S0 , ; packing ,
$3.0033.75 ; light , $3.53a ( : .C3.
KniiHai Oily , Nov 33. Cittlo Rooalpts ,
2,700 ; shipments , 3,900 ; market strong
nndhlaher ; native hooves , W.(5o@4.70 ( ; stook
ors and feoilers , $1.35 ( < M25.
llogs Rccolnt.i , 7CK ( ) ; market strong
nnd higher ; light , $3.70' 3.73 ; heavy and
mixed , $3.00(33.70. (
OMAltA WH01.I28Al.ti ; MVltHKTS .
I'roduoe , PrulU , Etc
Egos Strictly fresh , 20c ; cold storage ,
18c.
18c.Hires
Hires , Pelts , Tallow , Etc Green
salted hides , 4)4o ) ; No 2G. S. hides , 2)40 ) ; dry
flint Hides , 5c ; calf hides , mri\c\ ) \ damaged
hides , 2o loss ; sheep poltB green , each , 25cQ
$1.00 isheop pelts , dry , porlb,7@llc)4 : ; tallow ,
No 1 , 3 > < ( iMfo ! ! ; No 2 , 2K@'Jo ; grease ,
white , 4@iJ4c ; yellow , 2)4@lc. :
Lemons Fancy , $3.50ii7.50 : choice , $4.50
@ 0.00.
Cheksb Young Americas , full cream
12c ; factory twins ll(412)4c ; off grades ,
7@3c ; Van Rosscu Edom , $11.50 per do/J sap
sago , 23c ; brick , 1214o ; Umburgor , Ho ; do
mestic Swiss , 13Q14C.
CiiANnEUHlR9 Capo Cod , $9.00@t0.00.
Oiiaxuks Florida , per box , $ ; l.0Jd)3.50. ( )
UucitwiiEAT Flouk Per bbl , ( .V6U.
Apw.es Pap bbl , common , $ l.23@l-50 ;
cholco $3.00@3.50.
Linn Tierces Rcllucd SoKt pure leaf ,
C)4c ; kettle rendered 7c Add } to u for
smaller quantities
Wool Fine , average , 22@ > 23c ; medium ,
average , 21@22c ; quaitoi blood , overage 20
@ 21o ; coarse , average , 15Q17o ; cotts and
rough , average , 14@10c
Funs Heaver , oacn , $2.00g3.60 ( ; otter ,
each , $3.00@7.00 ; wolf , each , SOciatl.25 ;
coon , each , ' 25i5 ; mink , each , 15@00c :
muskrat , fall , 10@llc ; skuak , rat , 15@50c ;
badger , rat , 25 ( < $30c , doer skins , fall , per lb ,
1S027C ,
VEAL-Cholce , medium size , 4 @ 5c ; cholo
heavy , 3@-tc.
Live Pioeonb Per dnz , $1 50.
Game Pralrlo cbickcus , 4.50 ; mallard
• ducks , $3 00rt3.50' ( : mixed , ducks , $1.50 ®
2.00 ; teal $1.2. > c < ] ! 1.50 ; jaeli'snlpo , $1.00gl.85 { ;
quuil , $1.50@1.75 ; jack rabbits , $4.00l.50 ;
small nibbits , $ l.00 1.20 ; ' squirrels $1.00 ®
1.10 ; plover , 75u@I.UU ; venison saddles , 11@
3c ; carcasjes , ( WlOc '
Heass Choice handpicked navy , $1.75 ®
3.00 ; cboico hnndpickcu'nedium , $1.05(3 (
1.80 ; cholco hnnd-picked country , $1.00@1.80 ;
clean country , $ l,50@l.00i inferior country ,
$1.0001.25.
Salmaoe Bologna , 4@4)4c ) ; Frankfort 7c ;
tongue , 8c ; summer , IScheadcheese ; , , lie
Pout.Titr Chlchons , pec doz , llvo , hens
83.23 ; spring , f2.50C < 53.75'dressed ; , per lb 9(3) ( )
llo : turkeys , live , 8Sl0e ( ; r dressed , ll@13o ;
ducks , llvo , per doz , $2.30 3,00 ; dressed ,
per lb 9@Uc ; geese , live , per doz$3.00(39.00 ( ,
dressed per lb , 9@llc. '
Pies Feet Pickled.kits , 75c ; spiced
pigs tongues , kits , $3.35 ; pickled tripe , kits ,
05c ; pickled H. C. tripe , kits , S3u ; spiced
pigs hocks , kits , $1.15. ' _
13UTTKK Creamery , " foiicy 23 23 ; cholco ,
20@21c. Dairy , fancy , l CdISc ) ; choice 13
14e. Country , fancy , 10@14c ; good to choice ,
12@l3c ; fair ; 10 ( Uc ; interior , 0@9o.
Pickles Medium , per bbl , $5.00 ; small ,
$0.00 ; gherkins , $7.00 ; O , & U. cbow cbow ,
nts $5.85 : nls $3.40.
SnonT3-S.00@3.50.
Oats 14@15o.
Cobs 22g33c. (
Potatoes 23@27c for cboico
Oxioks ! 0@5Uc for choice
SAOcnKitAUTHbls , $4.50 ; h'f bbls $3.75.
CALIFOKNIA GlIAl'ES $1.501.75.
Peuis 10 lb boxes , $ l.75@2.25.
Bananas Aocordiug.to size , per bunch ,
$2.00@3.00. *
Buttehine Tubs , 14c ; rolls , 15o.
Cocoijjuts Per 100 , $5.00.
Al'l'LB HUTTEll CC
CinEit Ubls $3.50 ; hf bbls , $8.00.
Maple Suoak 12)4@l5o per lb
Famitaceous Goons Barley , 8@3)4c ;
farina , 4)4o ; peas , 3).fo ) ; oat meal , 2 @ 5o ;
mnccaronl , lie ; vermicelli He ; rice , 3)4@
c ; sago and tapioca , G@7o ; buckwheat ,
bbls , $5.50.
Salsoda 12)4u ) per lb
Staucii ijf$8c ( per lb
Stovk Polish $2.00@3.87 per cross
Si'ices Whole , per lb Allspice , Uo ; Cos-
sin , Cnina , 9c ; cloves , Pcnang , 23c ; nut
megs , No 1 , 73o ; pepper , 18@19
Lve $1.75@4.50 per case
Nuts Almonds , 15 < 317c ; Brazils , 10c ; fil
berts , lie ; pecans , 10c ; walnuts , 12)4c ) ; pea
nut cocks , S)4e ; roasted , lie ; Tennessee pen
nuts , 7c.
WiuwiNO PAVEn Straw , per lb , lJ/ @
2) c ; rag , 2)4o ; mantlla , B , 5@0)4a ) ; No
I , 8c.Baos
Baos Union Square , 85 per cent off list
Salt Dairy , 230 lbs in bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
best grade , 60 , 5s , $2.80 ; best grade , 100 , 3s ,
$2.40 ; best grade , 28 , 10s , $2.20 ; rock suit ,
crushed , $1.60 ; dairy suit , Ashton , 50-lb bags ,
S5c ; bulk , 22Mb bags , $3.25 ; common , In
bbls , $1.23.
OrocorloH
Provisions Hams , No 1 , 10-lb. average
lOtfo ; 20 to 23 lbs , 9fo ; 12 to 14 lbs , 10J o ;
shoulders , Co ; breakfast bacon , No , 1 , Sc ;
ham sausage , 9c ; dried beef hums , 8c ; beef
tongues , $0.00 per dozen ; dry salt meats , 4)4
@o4c ; ' per lb ; ham routettc , Qyic ; add lo per
lb for small lots
Coffee Roasted Arbuoklo's Arioso ,
24)4c ; McLaughlin'sXXXX , 24)fo ) ; German ,
23io ; Dilworth , 31o ; Al.iroma , 8l)4o. )
Coffee Green Fancy old golden Jtlo ,
23c ; fancy old paabcrry , 23o ; Rio choice to
funcy , 22o ; Hlo , prime , 21c ; Rio , good , 20o ;
Mocliu , 29o ; Java , fancy Alandohling , 3So ;
Java , good interior 24c : African , 21c.
Suoaus Cut loaf.i'Jc : cut loaf , cubes , 8) ) 0 ;
standard , powdered , 8)fe ) , XXXa , powdered ,
9c ; granulated , standard , 7)4c ) , confeo-
tionors' A , 7)4o ) : wliito extra O , OJfo ; oxtrn
C , Nebraska , 0 4o ; obhH 0)4c ; California ,
golden C. ftc > - •
Heef Tosoues Salt\bbls. , $20.00.
Hay $5.0000.00 ; lowland , $2.00 ( < { 3.00.
Cnoi- Feed * IO.oogi 1.00 ,
UUAN-$3.00R8.60. N ,
Fisn Salt Dried codfish , 4 > 4@8o ; sealed
herring , 24oper box ; hol 'berriug , dom.,55o ;
Hamburg , spiced herrin gl,50ho ; ; ) . herring ,
imp , , 80c ; mackerel Nop 1 slioro , $11.50 ;
fancy mess , $13.50 per 100'lbs ; wbito llsh ,
No 1 , $7.00 ; family , $2.75 ; trout , $5.23 ; sal
mon , $3.50 ; aucliovlca , 8.W
OiL9-ICoroscno-P. „ OKo ; W. W. .
I1)4c ) : heudllght , 12ogn ; solltao.74a 12a ; lard
No 1 , 45oNo. ; 2 , 41o ; si'lKd oil , fl.25@9.0U
per dozen , < '
Canned Meats Cornodi'boef ' , I lb square
cans , $1,20 ; corned beefcSlb square cans ,
$2.05 ; corned beef , 0 lb-isquaro cans , $0.50 ;
corned beef , 14 lb square cans , f 14.00. Lunch
tongues 1 lb rnuud fpap ' sr $2.0u ; lunch
tongues , 3 lb round cane , Jf,75. ! Urawu , lib
square cans , $1.20 ; brawn , ' 2 lb square cans
$2.00 ; brawn , 0 lb square cans , $0.50 ; brawn ,
14 lb square cans , $14.00 , Ox tongues , 1)4 lb
round cans , $5.00 ; ox tongues , 3 lb round
cans , $0.00 ; ox tongues , 2)4 lb round cans ,
$7.00 ; ox tongues , 3 lb cans , $8.00. Chipped
beef , I lb round cans , $3,00 ; chipped beef , S
lb round cans , $4.00. Roast beef , 1 lb round
cans , $1.30 ; roast beef , 3 lb round cans , $3 00.
Potted ham , ) { lb round cans 05o ) petted
bam )4 ) lb rouud cans , $1.20. Deviled bam ,
II lb rouud cans , 05o ; dovlled ham )4 lb
round cans , $1.30. Potted ox tongue , ) J lb
round cans , 05o ; pelted ox tongue , )4 lb
round cans , $1.20. Compressed bam , I lb
square cans , $1.75 ; compressed ham , 2 lb
square cons , $2.75. Tripe , 3 lb round cans ,
$1,80. Minced Collops , 3 lb round cans $3.30.
Houolois pigs feet , 3 lb square 01ns , $3.25.
Ono pound cans are packed two dozen and
four dozen to the case Two pound cans-are
packed ono dozen and two dozen to case
Half pound cans packed two dozen to case
Quarter dozen cans packed four dozen to
case All prices per dozen , net •
1 OAHKKDFi UT-Brook trout , 3 tt , 13.40 ; sal
mon trout , 3 11. , $3.15 ; clams 1 lb , M2.S ;
dnnis,2 It > . $2.10 ; clam chowder , 8 ft > , $1.25 ;
dovlled crabs , 1 lb , $3.25 ; dovlled crabs , 2 lb ,
$3,60) ) codfish balls , 3 To , $1.75) ) caviar , J4 tb ,
$2.23) ) cols , 1 lb , $3.40t lobsters , 1 t ! > . $190 ; .
lobsters , 3 tb , $ J. 3 ; lobsters , dovllcd < } { fb ,
$3.23 ; mnckorol , 1 lb , $1,75 ; mackerel must
ard vaucc , 3 1b , $3.10 ; mackerel tomato
sauce , 3 lb , $8.33 ; oysters 1 lb , 03c ; oysters ,
2 lb , $1.00 ; salmon , C. H , , lib , $3.00 ; salmon ,
C. R. , 2 It , $2.S0 ; salmon , Alaska , 1 lb , $1.05 ;
salmon , Alaskn , 2 lb , $2.G5 ; shrimps , 1 lb ,
$2.65.
Caniit 9)4f 22c per lb
Citocontn and Coco * 21y37c ? per lb ;
German chickory , rod , 8c ,
G1 Nur.n Jamaica , } ( pints $3.00 per doz
Mince Meat 20 lb cans , T o.
HoNP.t ICe lb for choice
PiiESEitVES fltfCiJIOc per lb
Jellies 4Sl)4c ( ! per lb
Heuswax No 1 , 10i$19c. (
Diiirii Fiiiiit Currunts , now , Oo ; prunes
casks ; 1,300 lbs , 4)4"c' , prunes , bbls or bags ,
4)4o ; citron peels , drums , 20 ibs , 22o ; lemon
peel drums , 20 lb * , 17c : lnrd dntcs , boxes , 13.
lbs , lOo ; nprlcots , choice evaporated , 14o ;
apricots Jolly , cured , 25 lb boxes , 10c ; nprl
cots , fancy Mount Hamilton , 25 lb boxes , lOo ;
nprlcots , cholco bags , SO lbs , MKe ; apples ,
evaporated , Alden , GO lb boxes , 8)fc ; apples ,
stnr , 8c ; apples , fancy Alden , 5 lb , 10c ;
apples , fancy , Alden , 2 Id , 10)4e ; Salt Lake ,
9 > 4o ; blackberries , evaporated , 60 lb boxes ,
SJ40)4c ( ! : cherries , pitted , dry cured , 14c ;
pears , California fancy , ) /s boxes , 25 lb , 12o ;
neaches , Cal No 1 , fancy , )4s ) unp bigs , 80
lbs , 15c ; nectarines , rod , 14o ; nectarines ,
silver , boxes , 15c : pitted mums , Cal , 25 lb
boxes 8 > jc ; ruspberriC9 , ovnp N , Y. now ,
2flo ; prunes , Cal , R C , 90-100 boxes , 25 Ibs ,
OJfc ; prunes , Cal , RC , 00-70 , 9c ; ornngo peel ,
15c ; raisins , California Lotidons , crop 1889 ,
$3 33 : raisins , Cal , loose imucatols , crop 1839 ,
$3.10 ; Valcnclas 1883 , 8)4o ) ; Valenclas , old ,
7c ; Cal , seedless sks , 7) ) < c
lilunbrr null lliilltllntr Mntorlnl ,
Stock Hoauds A , 13 inch , s 1 s 14 nnd 10
feet , $4(1.00 ( : U 13 Inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10 feet ,
$ ! l.Kl ( ) C 13 Inch , s I B 13 , 14 nnd 10 feet ,
$30.00 ; D 13 Inch , ill 12 , 14 and 10 feet
$3I.V0 ; No 1 com 12 Id , s I s 12 feet , 18.00 ;
No 2 cord 13 In , s 1 8 14 nnd 10 feet , $17.50 ®
18.50 : No 1 com 12 in , s I s 10 , 18 and 20 feet ,
$19.60 ; No , 2 com 12 in , s 1 s 14 and 10 foot ,
$17.00.
Poplab Lu.Mimu Clear poplar box bds , J4
in , s 2 s , $35.00 ; clear poplar , % pnnel , $30.00 ;
clear poplar , ? H ' In panel , $25 00 ; clour poplar ,
Yt in panel stock wide , s 2 s , $23.00 ; clear
poplar corrugated colling , 34 , $29.00.
Posts White codnr , 0 mob halves , 12o ;
whlto cedar , 5)4 Inch halves and 8 Inch quar
ters , llo ; wntte cedar , 4 inch round , 10c ;
Tennessee rod cedar , split , ICe ; split oak ,
whlto , 8c ; sawed oak , 17o.
Suit Lap No 1 plain , 8and 18Inch$17.50 ;
No 2 phun , 8 and 10 inch , $15.50 ; No 1 , O
G , $18.00.
DIMENSIONS AND T1M11EI1.
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 23 ft 24 ft
2x4..15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 19 00
2x0.,15 00'15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 19 00
2xil..l5 00 150C 15 00 10 0J 100J 18 00 1900
2x10..15 00 15 00 15 00 10(10 10 00 18 00 19 00
2xl2..1500 1500 15 00 10 00 1000 IS 00 19 00
4x43x8.1000 10 00 10 00 17 00 17 00 18 00 19 00
FenciNO No 1 , 4 and 0 inch 12 nnd 14 ft ,
rough , 610.0010.50 ; No 1 , 4 and 6 inch ; 10 ft ,
$17.00@17.50 ; No.2 , 4 and G Inch , 13and 10 ft ,
$ I3.50@14.00 ; No 2 , 4 and G inch , 10 ft , $15.00
@ 10.00.
Finishing Istnnd 2d clenr , UJ inch , s 2 s ,
$49.O0@5l.00 ; 1st and 2d clear , li ) nnd 2 inch ,
s 2 s , $47.00@50.00 ; 8d clear , 114-inch , s 3 s ,
$43.004G.iO ( ; B select , lf , 1)4 nnd 3 mch , s
3 s , $ . ' )7.00@i3.n0 ) : ; 1st nnd 2d clear 1 Inch , s 2
8 , $45.00 : 3d clear , 1 Inch , s 3 s , $30.00 ; A se
lect , 1 inch , s 3 s , $33.00 ; B select , 1 inch , s
s , $30.00. .
Suinoleh Lath Per M XX clear , $3 15 ;
extra A$3.00 ; standard A , $3.00 ; 5 Inch
clear , $ l.C0@1.7d ; Q Inch clear , $1.75@1.80 ;
No 1 , $1.10@I.15 ; clear red codnr , mixed
widths , from Washington territory , $3.40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths , $1.50 :
cypressclear heart , dimension widths , $3.35 ;
laths $2.50. *
HoAitns-No. 1 com , sis , 12 , 14 nnd 10 ft ,
$19.00 ; No.2 , do , $10.50 ; No.3 , do.l4.C0 ; No
4 , do iship's cull ) , $11.00. Add 50o per M ft
for rough
Battesh , Well TuniNO , Pickets O. G.
Batts , 2)4 inch , COc ; O. G. Batts , 2)4@3 , ss ,
: S5c ; 8-ln well tubing D. & M. and bev
$23.10 ; pickets , D. & H. , Hat , $22.00 ; pick
ets , D , & II , , square , $10.00.
Floohinq 1st com 0 m white pine , $34.00 ;
2d com 0 in wbito pine , $31.00 ; 3d com 0 in
white pine , $20.00 ; D com 0 in whlto pine ,
$20.00 ; com 4 nnd 0 In yellow pine , $15.00 :
Stnr 4 in yellow plno , $17.00 ; 1st and 2d clear
yellow pine , 4 aud 0 In , $19.00.
ni'ir.ivn Asn Partition 1st com ? f In
whitopino partition , $32.00 ; 2d com % in
white pine partition , $27.00 ; clear % In yel
low pine celling $20.00 ; clear % in Norway ,
$14.60 ; 2d com K m Norway , $12.60.
Lime Best , 80c.
Cement $1.30.
Plaster $2.25.
Haiu 20c.
Building Hiiick Common , $0.00@7.50 per
M ; selected , $7.60(3,9.00 ( per M > sewer brick ,
$9.O0@10.0O per M. ;
SHROEDER & DEi ;
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank
305 South lftlli Street - Omaha ;
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK
Capital , - $400,000
Surplus , - 40,000
Officers ' and Directors . E. > f. Morseman , O
M , lIltclicoeK , Jos , OarneauJr , A. Henry K
M. Andertfon , Win U.Maui , v pros : I. . 11. will
alms , A , 1 * . Hopkins , pres ; A. Millard , casnler ;
V. U. llryant , assistant casbler
- NEBRAKA
NATIONAL BANK
TJ P. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NED ,
Capital $100,001)
Surplus Jnu 1st , 18S0 52,000
omoliltS AM > IKE0r0It3 ) ! :
IlKNitr W.Yates , lrsildent
Lmwis B. Hkkd Vlco President
A E. TOUZAI.lN ,
W. V. MOHHK ,
JOtlNH , COLLINS
It C. UlISIIIMI ,
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Correspondence Bollclted ,
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• 100 Washington Street Chicago , Ills
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Manufacturers ofGalyanizclIron Cornice
WlmlotTninnnil nictullr ! krllulit' . .lolm HponHcr ,
prnprleior libin < l llDSoiilli lCib Mtycl
n- stoom Fluijigj P -St.S2i " "
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Pumps , Pipes anil Engiins ,
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Wrought and Cast iron Building Work
KnRlnc"lrnrnrk , smersl foundry , msrlwic and
lilnc-ksniltli work Ofllco an < I works U. I' . Itf
uihl lilli stlcctOmnlm
o.\rAUA wim : & ncox Y'onl < s ,
Maiinfacliirers of Wire and Iron Railings
Dusk rail , nlmloir mim-d * , Honor stmutv wire kIrih ,
etc 1SI North ICtliMrcel , Omnia
OMAHA SAFIi A UioX WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire ami Burglar Proof Safes
Vmilis , Jail norV , lion ahultcrs anil frj c < cape .
U. AuJieeniruiir ' Cor , lllli nn < l Jak > nn ! • < .
Saah Doora , Etc
M. A. DlStlltOW A CO ,
Wbolcnle mnniifiicluren of
Sail , Door ? , Bliiidund Mouldings
Ilranch odico , 12IU anil Irard strcols , Oninlia , Neb
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SOFTHOMAHA
vxiox stook yard co ,
Of South Omaba , Limited
TIE BMLIAHIME TABLES .
OMAHA
1 i OTriTiNTffONntOliTK ; Leave Arrive
Depot lilth & Maaon ts Omaha Omuha
Chicago Vc&tlbulo Kx . . . Hil" ) p in U.W : a m
Chicago Mall VM" > u in S:50 : p m
Chicago I.ocol OM ) 11 in m0 : i m
Denver Vcailbulo Kx 10:03 : 11 m 3:00 : p m
Lincoln 4s Concordia X.o'l S : ° i0 a 111 Ul : > p in
Colorado Mall ( il'j : p m 9UT n in
Chicago Fast Mall , via U.
V. Transfer 4:1. : * > p 111
Kansas City Express ViTi a u mil 0 m
Kansas City Kxpresa Bf : p 111 DVi p m
0. U.1.&P. I Leave I Arrlvo
Depot loth is Mnrey sls | Omaha Omaha
Atlantic Kxpress * 'J:15 : a m B:3J 11 nt
NlBht Kxpress JslB p m 0:00 am
e. llblllca Kxpi-ona Mils p 111 10:03 a m
UNION PACIFIC Leave I Arrlvo
Depot luth and Marcy ats Omuha | Omaha
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Overland Flyer 7X > p m 7H0 a m
Limited Fast Matl B'l" : > p m 1:91 pm
• Ijenver Kxpress ] UM : n m 4:00 : p m
+ ( lrund Islanil Express , ua p in' ' 12t1 : : p m
• Kansas City Express . . < : a m ! 12:21 : n m
• fapllilon Passenger 6:51 p m 7:30 : am
• Dally
TDally Kxcept Sunday
F. n. AM. . V. II It Leave Arrlvo
Depot Ijthi tVobster fits Omaha Omuha
mack Itllls.Kxpross.,1. . . 8.Vi : a in r.:4. . : " i p m
Hastings A Superior Ux 8 : "i a in 5jri : m
Lincoln & Wahoo Pass . . 6:00 : p in 10ffl am
David City & York Pass 0bU : p m 10:2. : a m
NorfolcPass nlO : p m 10:25 am
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Leave Arrlvo
Depot 15th & Webster sts Omaha Omaha
St Paul Limited fl : < fi p in 0:35 n m
ONAV It II I Leave I Arrive
Depoi 10th 4j Marcy stB | Omaha | omaup .
Chlcaeo I'.xpress , Dally , 0:15 a m (1:05 ( p m
Fast Limited Dally 4W p m 10:20 a 111
AtlantleMnllDally 7:13 p m 7:60 a 111
WAUASIt WESTERN I Leave I Arrlvo
Depot lOtli & Marcy sts Omaha Omaha
No 8 St L. Wxp Dtlly . . | 415 ; p inl"T2:20 : \ > m
C. JIST VAVU I Leave Arrlvo
Depot lUth A ; Marcy sis Omaha Omaha
No.2. oir : , a in
No j UU0 : p 111
No 1 7:15 : a m
No 0 . . . | 6:00 : p in
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C. ST P. MO Leave Arrive
Depot loth .V Webster sts Omaha Omaha
• Sioux City Express 1:00 : pm l : i p in
Sioux City Ao'mmodat'n HX : ( ) 11 m Ut' p m
St Paul Limited ohg p m 0 : : u m
• Florence 1'asseiiRer. . H\Xi : \ a m 0W ( a m
• Florence PassenRor , . . 6il3 p m 8:00 p 111
• Sioux City Ac'uiu'dat'n 6:45 : p m
tsioux city Ao'om'Uat'n 4:15 : a in
• Daily Except Sunday
tDally Kxcept Monday
STJBUKItAN TUAINS
AVostwnrd
lltinnlns between Council UlulTs and Al
bright 111 addition to the stations mentioned ,
trains stop nt Twentieth and Twenty-rourth
titreetB , and at the Summit in Omaha
Jlroad- Trans Omuha Hoiita Al-
way for depot Sbcely Omaha bright
AM A. M. A. MT"A.m7 AM AM
. . . . .j- 145 6:51 : 0:00 .0:0
6:10 0:17 : : : ! 6:07 : 6:50 U:6- :
6:10 : 0:47 7:00 7:07 : 7:20 : 7:3
7 : : 7:42 7:55 B00 ;
7:15 7S2 8:05 : H13 ; Bja ; HH0 :
• 8.a5 8:42 : 8:55 : 0n :
8:45 : 8:52 : UlK ; : U tl:25 : 0:31 :
, 0:115 : 042 ; 0:55 : 10o : (
0:45 : 0:52 : 10:05 : .10:12 : 10:25 : 10:3 :
10:13 : 10'a : 11:05 Hits 11:23 : 11:3J :
11:45 11:52 : PM PM PM PM
PM PM 13:05 12il2 12:23 : 12:3 :
12:15 : 12:52 : 1:0.1 1J2 : i-y , ito ;
1:15 1:52 :05 : 2:12 : 2:13 : 2:110 :
. . . 2:11 : 2:42 : 2:53 : 1I:0J :
2:15 : 2:52 3:05 : il:12 : ; i21 ; 3:31 :
3:50 : 3:57 : 1:10 : 4:16 :
845 ; 3:52 : 4(7. : 4:12 : 1:23 : 4 : : < 0
4W : 4:57 : 6:10 : 6:16 :
4J5 ; 4:52 : 6:05 : 6:12 6:25 : 6i0 : :
6:45 : 6:62 : 6:01 : (1:12 : 6:25 : R30 ;
6:45 : 6:52 : 7:05 : 7:12 : 7:25 : 7:30 :
7:46 : 7:52 : 8:05 : 8:12 8:23 : t 8:30
8:46 : 8:52 : 0:03 : 0:12 : 0:25 : 0:30 :
P45 ; il:52 : 10:0.1 : 10:12 : 10:21 : 10:33 :
ll:0v : llinfjjii } :5I :0l : 12:05
11:55 : 12:05 : 12:0i : I ' .
Eastward
AlSoutn Hhte- Omaha Trans . Uroad-
brlijht Omuha loy Depot | for way
AM AM AM A. iM AM AM
, 6:43 : 6:57 : 6:0) :
5W ; 6:00 flllO 6:16 : 6:27 : 6:35 :
7:00 : 7:05 7lli 7:20 : 7:32 7:45 :
7:50 7:55 : 8:07 8:15 : 8:21 : 8:32 :
8:03 : 8:10 : 8:22 : 8j30' '
8:50 8:53 : 0:07 0:15 : 927 | SOT
0.05 0:10 : U23 ; 0:30' : '
:50 : 0:51 : 10:07 10:15 10:27 : 10:35 :
J0Ui : 10:10 : 10:22 : lon : :
10W | 1015.1 11:07 : 11:15 11:27 : 11:35 :
11:50 : 11:55 : PM PM PM PM
PM PM 12:07 : 12:15 12:27 : 12:2.1 :
12:60 : 12:55 : 1:07 : 1:15 1:27 : 1:31
1:50 : 1:55 : 2:07 : 2:15 2:27 8:3.1 :
2:5 : 2:55 : 11:07 : 3:16 : 3:27 3:31
0:2 : 3:20 : 8:37 : 3:13. : . . . : . ,
8:50 : 3:15 : 4:07 : 4:13 : ' 1:27 : 1:35 :
1:2c : 1:31 : 4:37 1:15 , , . , ,
1M : 465 ; 5:07 : 6:15 : 6:27 : 6:35
6:2 : 6:23 : 6:37 : 6:11 : , . . . .
6:50 : 6:65 : 6:07 : (1:15 6:27 : 6:35
6W : 6:55 : 7:07 : 7:16 7:27 : 7:05
7M 7:55 : 8:07 : 8:15 : 8:27 : 8:31 :
B:5 : > 8:65 : 0:07 : 0:15 : 9:27 : 9:36
8:5. : 0:55 10U7 : 10:15 : ln:27 : 10:35 :
10:61 10:55 : 11:07 : ar 11:30 : 11:42 : 11:50 :
12iV 12:65 : 122iainlv ; , 12:30 : , . . . .
' mumw wmm ' I
. . ARrlotilttirol Implomonto M
hixixaaiilit mktcaLVco , < H
Agricull'l ' Inipleinenls , Wagons , Carriages
Puaglotlo Vlioionin QmaliaNchratka ' H
MOLtXK , MlUWllX A sfoiiDAllD cd < H
ManufarturenandJnttrraln |
Wagons , Bnggics , Mes , Plows , Eta
Cor.Dth and 1'arlUo etiertiUniaha 1 1
Aril at a' IVIntorlnla V |
1. nosPK , Jr , -H
Artists ' Materials , Pianos and Organs
1511 lousl atroolOmalia , N t > raika , Hi B
1 - • ! % l |
DoqtB nnd Shooa ' 1
W. V. Mohsk A tTfli " " H
Mbn of Boots and Shoei , ' H
101 , m1103 IiciusU * atrf I. Omaha Manufactory * HLH
8umincr irfol , lioatun * B H
, JCool , Coke , eto ' fl
JAMUSW THAT-'IIlTlCcOAr , CO , l
i
Miners and Shippers of Coal and Coke H
Hoom 31 U. B. Sallonal Banx lliilMIng , Omalia n I
OMAHA COAL , COKE A ' LTME CO , ' ! flfl
Johlicrs or Hard ani Siil Coal
a SouihHHi trcot.Omaha , Ncbratka , B
XKUUASKA Ftikl CO , " , H
Shippers of Coal and Coke
211 South lsfi ar ! clOmaha , Nebraska i B
r * H
Commission nnd StoroKo H
hwdku a nunwLL , t H
Storage ard Cnlssion Merchants .
Bpcclaltlea llutttr , < * it.f . { , dippHn poultrr , eania ' * B\H \
1112 Itoirad tn < ctOmalia , Neb 'm t
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ClRnra W
DEAX , AHMSTHOXG A CO , IH
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Wliolcsale Cigars
4CCNorth tth StreetOmaha , Neb Hello U3 , H
r f H
Dry Qoqd3 nnd Notions _ l il
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M.K.SMtrilAC0 . , • " I
Dry Gccds , Fnraisliing Goods and Notions , I
lllBnna 1101 llouilaa , cor , lltli street , OmahaNab ; . \
KiLPAinwKKocii vnvaboDSco ,
Iinrortero&Jo'jliBFSiii ' Dr , Good ; , Notions
Qents'Furnlsh'nz ' Ooota Oornir llth and tlirnoy
• ireatv Ora ihn , Ncbrana
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Furnlturq *
DEWEY A iTOXE ,
Wtolesale Dealers in Furniture
Famaiu str ot , Omaha , Vebraata
ciiARLEs smvEtuoic ,
Furniture ;
Oniahn , Nebraika
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OrooerlQ8.
r J
McCOtlD , BRADY A CO , '
Wtolesale Grocers
Hth and I avcu' .vcrth it et , Omaha Nebraska B
Hardware VI
WJ DROATC1I. j 11
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel •
SpriuRS , wnsnn stock , luriTOri Inmbjr , etc 1309 ' . .W
1211 llnrnejr atrcetOmaha W
UmEnA UQH A TA YLOR , , ,
Builders ' Harflwaro and Scale Repair Slion 1
Mechanics Tools and UutTalo Folcj 1105 Douglaa H
. , ' .
street Orauba Ntb ' 'Ml
Lumtaqr , Eto . _ _ w *
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
WbolCEalc Lumber , Etc f \
Imported and .Aiuorlran Portland Cnmfnt Etat # 1 " ' }
KKCnt lorMtlwankoo Uyilriiillo Cement , ,
aniigiilfo WbllBUmo ! { '
clfAS.TiTLEE , " if ,
Dealer in Hardwotd Lnuiber *
' . . Otli nuJ '
Vfoodcarpotsand parnuotfloor' nir Djuglal
stri'Ol' , tlinn'ia , Nebraskiu
oWA UA hmiBER CO , \
All Kinds of BnildingMaterial at Wnolesala %
18th atrest ami Union Pacific track , Omaha H
LoUlS IillADFOlW , " $
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sasn j
Doors , otc Yanls-Cornor Tth nnJ Douai : OBlc ? 2
Corner lOtll and Douglna 'iB
*
FRED W. QUAY , -Mm
Lumber , Lime , Ccmeiit , Etc , Etc II
Corner ttli and Douglas trott , Omaha .1-1
C. X. DIE'lZ , MaA
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber H
13tb anil California streets , O.naha , Nobrnakn ill
Wllljlnery and Notlona * • M
I. OHERFEI.DEll A CO ,
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions M
203IIOand2138oatlilUb ! lreot
Notlona _ • IH
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J. T. RohlNSON X0T1OXCO , , i ml
Wholesale Notions and Furnisliing Goods , <
imilnrncraireotOmalia - • ' ,
OII8 ; VMl
CONSOLIDATED TAXKTJNE CO
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Wholesale Rcflncd and Lubricating Oils , m
A lo Crease , cte Omulia A. If lllihop Managers mW
. Pnpgr : ; B
oarpex7er paper co , .Jm
Wholesale Paper Dealers II
Carrrnnleo stock of prn ing , wrapping nnd wltlnti 'mU
paper Bpuclal aueuilungtvcn to ciinl paper „ -xHM
8afea to a -MB
A. L. DBAXE & CO . IfH
Ounoi-nl Airents for Mm
Halls ' Safes , ! |
321 anil 32J Bouth 10th Bt „ Omaha M
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Toy a , Eto
U. HARDY A CO , M | l
x Jobbcra of > ] H
Toys , Dolli , Albums , Fancy Goo 's , mk
IIouioFurnliblng aooils , ciillilrcn'a . Cariiancs 10) v ' .lMH
laruam strc t.Oinaba eli ill
THK ill
CHICAGO SHORT LINE ' §
of tjJi :
Chicago , Milwaukca _ & St , Paul Ry ' 1 m
the Dcst Itouto from Ooiniia aud Council j |
' UlllffH 10 J |
- THE EAST - l |
TWO TliAINB DAILY DKTWKKN OMAHA i |
AUD COUNCIL , ULUFifd IB ]
Cblt'ngo , AND Milwaukee H
St 1'iiul , Mlniicapolls , Cedar-Ilapldsa | H |
Bock Islaiul , Fiocport , ltockford , -fH
Clinton , JIuhiKiiie , ] ) areujiort , 'H
Ellii ( , Madison , Jaiiesvllle , * -llH
Ilelclt , Winona , La Crosse , § 11
And all otber Important point East , Nortu att and & JHM
boutbeut ' fH > l |
Tot tbronirh tlctets call on tbe llaket accut at ISM 4HHI
Faroaia street , la Darker Ulvck , or al Uuloa I'ucioi Mlmm
Pullman glaapara and tbe Bunt Dlnlni Cars In ttat ) • fifiB
world are Jon on tbo mainline ot tbe Chlcwo , Mil . JIIlB
waukeo ftlit I'aul ltallw j. and crerj allvotlon U TfliH
paid to pasaitDiiera by iouit ous cmplo/ ot thf .tlllB
11. MIlXKH.aonerat Wanagar . !
j. K TUCK Bit , As.litsnt Uenerel Manager . Mlafl
A , v. IU CAIU'BNTKU , utneral lass n M n afli
Ticket Auml ,
uko K. uisAVroBD.AMliuataearallauiait\ m
and Ticket Aient /s |
V.J.tlLAliLiMM l8aKirlaUa4eal > 'II
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