1 THE OMAHA DAILY ' BEE : TUfeffDAY NOVEMBER 20 , 1889 _ _ _ _ - 3
W THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS I
H Wlioat Bull3 lu a Very DlsoanHOlttta
H Frame of Mind
H CORN WEAK AND TENDING DOWN ,
B rrotMonA Open the Week In ft
B Ilathcr Slow Mnnnur ThoM
M AVcnllief l'"nvi > r Ontllc
H Ho s In Demand
H cuiCAdo pnomion maiuusts
| Ciiicaoo , Nov 3. . rSpaclnl Tolofjr.tm to
H The 11ic. ] "Wlion llitngi yet to the worst
m they will mend was about all the consotn-
M lion the bull * could apply to tlielr present
B unhuipy | condition , but they were by neB
B mcnim certain that the worst had yet been
HB reached It was n wcuk wheat marliot , with
HJ | the to no of dispatches ftoin ; ouUnlo sources
HH hcnvlly In favor of nn easy coiitlnunnco llu-
H ports ot deliveries falling off in the north
HBwest were reiterated with ns much positive
H ncaa an ever , but such nastrtlons jilucod
H alongside nf 1,311) ) cars rccilvou today ut
H Minneapolis and Dututh wcro received with
H d shruz of thu shoulders Foreign markets
H wcro cjuotcd easier , and thnra was no ovl-
H denco of any consUorablo demand for our
H wheat from abroad , nllhoiiRh ttm bulls cited
B IIvo boat loads tnlcen at New York and
H seven nt llultltiiora last Saturday nftcrnoou
H in evidence of nonictlilng of the kind being
H in existence The mcrimsinir stocks on the
H continent nud the persistant How of wheat
H from the interior of the northwest nvo stub
H born fiicts which , Ilka the rIioU of Ilanquo ,
H will not down Tbcsn figures are closely
H watched by Ihiportlnc countries and no
H amount of sophistical argument can gainsay
H them Thu only ( 'Hmmer of lifo shown by
H the murkot' was nt ono period of the day
H when the Incoming figures appeared to favor
H o smaller lucrcasoin the vissiblosupply than
H had been generally looked for The figures
H wliou they cuuiQ showed nn increase of
H WJ.UOO busbols , which , althoURh rather
H under the expectations of the mora snnRuino
B boars , "wcro still enough " Thu mnuo of
was nurroiv , but the amount ot
Srices done was heavy Liquidation
H In December still went on at n
H lively rate and the most promising outlook
H for the future in u speculative way is that
B the carrier can now pel cost mid a trifle boB -
B sides lo hold wheat till May The dcclino
B In May for the dny was a mora MCc , while
B Uccembor at the close shows a loss of % o
B from the Inst quotation on Saturday DeB -
B ccmber opened at TSJ o and closed at the
B same , after sollinp down to 73c and up to
B 79 'fc , while May , winch otarted at 83Jif < : ,
B closed nt 83J ( tf83J o. havlnc sold up to Mc
B and down to e. 'tu& 1 ° a In the meantime
H The corn market was weak and tending
H down , both In the cash and speculative trmr-
H kots There was a fair amount of activity
B In futures on the dectino Holders appeared
1 discouraged by Iho weakness in the udjoin-
| Ing whiat pit nnit by prospentivo heavier
1 arrivals , with lute nhippcrs about throueli
H for the season 'J bo Encllsh markut
H was quoted llrm and clearances from At-
H lantle ports were liberal ' 1 hero was alio a
B coed demand by alilmicra reported irom the
B seaboard aud liberal quantities taken Ocean
B freights were reported firm , which is , of
B coui'so , to the disadvantage of sliluperB , but
B indicates a peed inqtliry for vessel room
B Thodeelluo in the prices of future * for the
B day vvtis from } c to > . < u in May and } ( a to
H Ma in November and December The elos-
B lug quotations wcro for May : i3@33 c , Do-
H ccmber UOJjjC and November , ' 40.
B The natural tendency of oats was toward
H weakness , but any dcclino was prevented by
H the Biipport given by two purchasers , with a
B fair , business resulting , clilolly in May , at
BB } -X@22 e , iudicaliiiB nearly a Hlcady mar
i bei The woikeiilng inllucnccs ' were a deB -
B cline in other leading cereals , liberal receipts
B and small withdrawals from store Decern-
B bcr was in fair request 'ami November cuB -
B tiroly neglected No 3 regular was nominal
BBs around SUe and SO o , with sales of cash oats
BBa confined to sninples No 'i white for May
BBb was quotable at " 4a
BBV The provision tnulo opened the week in a
BBV rather slow mnuaer Cash buyer * appeared
B to linvo fewer orders in hand than usual of
BBw late , wlillo In a speculative way business
BB * dragged Tlicro was no r.otlccnblo lncreaso
BBb in outside interest and the bulk of the little
BBv trading witnessed was done by local opcr- '
B ators Hutchinson sold some January pork
BBl and auacslertum to prices induced more or
BBb less covering by shorts satlsllud with small
B B profits Hog receipts exceeded expectations
BBb and strongihcncd thoopinlonthat the weeks
B arrivals would reach lliU0O ( ) head Now
K York was again quoted lower for lnrd Com
| pared with Saturday the cluslngs jiero show
H a dcclino of 1-Ko In November pork , lOo In
B January peak , % o in May pork , tijfo in Jan
B uary and May short ribs and May lard and
B Re In January lard November lard and short
B ribs were unchanged
B OIIIOAGO IjIVK stock
H CniOAOo , Nov 23. [ Special Telegram to
H Tub Hue ] Cattlk The weather was
B considerably better for business than last
m wcok Receipts show an lncreaso of 4,000
H ever last Monday , the lncreaso being nn-
H tlvcs , as tlicro were only about 2,009 , Texans
B B and rangers Let Bhlppurs remember that
M Thanksgiving falls ou Thursday and roniem-
B lior that there will ba a limited demand for
all kinds of stock after Wednesday Husl-
B ncss today was fair und business steady on
M shipping aud export steers , but medium
B grades of natives , especially such as sold for
BJ tU.0@l,00 ! ! on Friday , were generally quoted
M 10(3100 ( lower On account of the lleht run
t ot a'cxaus there was nn ailvanco of f.'JJUOe . on
B B the same Nattvo butchers stocic sold
BB > steady , There was little or nothing going
BB > on In the atockor or feeder trade Thoru
BBb was a largo number of light and common
BBw stockcrs on the market und only n few buyers
BBm Cholco to extra beeves , * US0V510 ( ;
BBS medium to good ateors 1,800 to tf > iu ) lbs
BBB fl.OOOl.M ; lWO to l.n.W lbs , $ , 'l.60@l.25 ;
B B tS0 ) to 1.U00 lbs , f ' .Se@3. ' . . Slockors and
BBM feeders , fl.T5 < 3.00 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
BBB * 1.00S'J.60 ( : bulk , $ l.SOi52.10. ( Texas steers ,
BBB r ' , ' \ ) ( < W.W ) ; cows , tl.T5@2.10. AVc&toni
BBB rangers , (3 60554.00.
BBW Huns A good demand , with llttlo or no
BBB variation in values as compared with Satur-
B day and a largo increase in receipts over last
B Monday , did not oporuto to depress prices
B Shippers should talto note that Thanksgiv-
B lug fulls on Thursday aud the demand of tor
B Wednesday for the remainder of the weak is
BBB llablo to bo light , A few lots of common
BBB sold about So lower , but the great bulk of
BBM the mixed and puckers , largely cows , sold
BBV nt 1.77 ! < ? 3.S0. Host selected heavy for
B shipment , largely barrows , sold at } .S0ft $
BBk 8.85 , and light sorts , also largely barrows ,
BBV Bold uniformly nt (3.80 , a few of the slngo
B variety at 1.1)0. )
H J'lNANClAU
B Nnr Voiik , ov JS | Special Telegram to
B B Tub Hcc.I Srocus Irregularity and in-
H activity in stocks continued this morning ,
HMB The opening wus fairly actlvo and the list
HMB was firm In spots , with prices higher on the
HMB whole First llgures , compared with Satur-
HBfl days final figures , the advances extending
H to slier cent , though Now Kugland was } f
H ] ior cent lower , There was renewed llqul-
HMH datloa and trusts became the leading figures
B > of the market , both Sugar and Cotton OU
B losing ljg per cent , while trading in the rogu-
B lar list outside of Union PaciDo , Now Eug-
B land mid Atchison was small and lluctuations
BBB ouau.equally limited aealo San rrauclsco
MB profcrroJ , however , resumed Its dculluo aim
Bfl dropped to i ii ) from 51 , while Denver , Texas
B oc Fort Worth also lost 1J per cent , Cbes-
Bfl pealio & Ohio stocks , which had opened up
BB well , were ull fractionally lower at the end
BMH of the hour , but no other movements of
H Importance wcro made except a drop ,
BB of \ } ( | n lltchmond & West Point In the last
B jiorUou ot the hour to Z\ \ } { . The hour to 12
BB o'cloou brought no material change , except
BB In a few stocks , Lake Sboro weut up to 107 ,
B B New Kugland weakened another f to 0Z } ( .
MMj Atchison dropped to 81or \ % under tta
HMMf opening price St Paul went up } ( per cent
MB to 7l } { , Other Granger shares were dull
TenncoooCoal bulged to 3and Lackawanna
lost H per cent to lllf ' Trusts wcro less
nctlvo and little changed from It oclock
Kxprcislons before and nftor the opening
were to the effect that It the money market
was settled stocks would become Doth nctlvo
and strong The bulli wcro very confident
that the llttlo upturn last Saturday would
continue untllttio middle of the ween Gould
and Mls'ourl Pacific are closely watched
An outward sign of liould support in
the market would catiso u grand
rally to the bull sldo The stock market
closed with n very fair up turn In many se
curities The lowest prices of the day were
reached after 13 o'clock , when the outlra
granger group weakened These same stocks
wcro the first to rally ot thecloso and showed
net gains of } ( & } & poncont for the dny
Trusts nil closed lower , the net losses bciiic :
Lead \ { , Cotton OilK und Sugar } ( per cent ,
Atchison went to Its lowest point Xi ) ( and
closed nt per cent oft for the day at : ) IJ .
New England lost J per cent Lake Shore
wns arm all day , going to 70Jnt the close
Hcporls of onrnlngs were excellent und the
dny closed with considerable bull enthu
siasm
The following wore the closing quotitionit
II B , it regular K'l Northern ' IAclda . 33 < {
US < scoupom , . .WT dopruterreil Mil
na < i .4irotiur..i' .u : o. . m. w ii h
II 8.4 > .ii coupons , , lirtw dnpraforred H2H
raclflt-HioC'Jl H7i ! N.V.bintral IOI1SJ
Central faclflo 31V t > . 1I..VK lB'i
ClilcngolEAlton . . .110 Hocklslaud 0l ?
Chtcaco.llurllnKtoii CM &St.l' . . "Vi
&Julncr 10ft doprnfrrrsd 113
) . .li.&W IlITi Sl.l'aul.VUm lia . : • (
UllnolsCeutrAl 1IT1 ! dopror rrnd trj' .i
1..1I.&W l.lMlon t'AClllo Kl 'f
Kuniiisfrexas . . . ID WAli.il' la 'i
l.nko Shore ID * ! ( doprdferrod . . . . . ! U
Mlchksn Central , ni Western Union . . . t > 4
Mlnsounlocltlc . . OSIUl
Mo.NBr On call , easy ; at ii@7 , ln t loan rt
Piuhb Meiioantii.b l'Ai'nu Oii'Ji per
cent
Step.mno E-tciUNon Quiet and steady ;
Bixty-day bills , M.SOJf ; domnnd , il.S5.
.Illiilni ; Stook-i.
Nbw Yoiik , Nov 25. fSucijIal Telegram
to Tun Urb.1 L'ha folloivln.i urj the min
ing stock quotations :
Alice 110 Mt Diablo 2W
Caledonia It U..iaj Ontario Ut'O
Con CaU.VVa oWJ Occldontal . 10V
Ileailwnoil T. IM I'lymoutn UJ"
KlL'rlsto llfi Savnge , 4
Oould & Curry ] II3 Sierra Nevada Z'M
HmuennKo . , . , , . , : > < ) Union Con i ) r
Horn Silver - . Stl Union Con 3G
Mexican 3to
I'KODUCLi MAlltCUTS
Cmcxoo Nov 25.-1:15 : n. m. close
Wheat Easy ; November , 78 c ; May , 8.1 c '
Corn Lower ; November , ity oj Decoin-
ber , ao c ; May , 33c
Oats Easy ; December , SOjj 'c ; May , 23 0.
flyo Novcmbor , 4 ! > e.
Harley November , COo
Prime Timothy ( LSI
Flax-Cash , Sl.37 ; May , $1.45.
Whisky $1.03.
Pork Steady ; November , $9.7Si Janu
ary , t9.374. }
Lard Easy : November , $3.07 } ; January ,
{ 5.87K.
Flour Dull and neglected at former
prices ; winter wheat , $ 'J.O0@l.3.i ; spring
wheat , $3 ( > 3 ( < 5i.90 ; rye , ( S.oO ' . ' .Sd ; buck
wheat , $1.75@J.23. ,
Provisions Shoulders , tl.STK iMiO ; akort
clear $5.2D@5.37K ; short ribs , $0.37 , for No
vember
Uutter Unclmnged : creamery , lS ( < ? 2jei
dairy , 14@2Jc.
Hides Unchanged ; light groan salted , 0c ;
dry calf , 0fJo ( ; deacons , each , 20o.
Tallow Unchanged ; No L solid packed ,
4c ; No 2 , ! ) > { @ ; i } i : ; cake , 4 , 0. .
Cheese Quiet ; full cream Cheddars ,
0 > ; o ; Hats , 0f ! ( 9 > ic ; Young Americas
Eggs Firm ; fresh , 22@2-1o-
Hocolpts Shlpmts
Flour 23.009 aufflD
Wheat 103,000 4'J.OOO
Corn 213.000 203,000
Oats .157.01)0 ) 100.000
liivornonl , Nov 2.1. Wheat Qulot :
holders offer moderately ; California No 1 ,
7s 2Kil@7 3f d per cental
Corn Stouuy ; demand poor ; now mixed
western , 4s l > d per cental
Mllwiuikii • . Nov 23. Wheat Easy ;
dash , 73 , ' c : May , 77 ? 'c
Corn Qulit ; No , 30@30 , > ie
Oats-Quiet ; No 2whlto , 23s.
Uyo Quiet ; No 1 , 453.
tlarloy Quiel ; No S in store i } @ilic.
Provisions Easier ; pork , 89.75.
St IjouIh Nov 25. Wuoat Lower ;
cash , 77 ? c ; May , S3 } @S3Jc.
Corn Very heavy ; cash , 29c ; May , 29c.
Oats WcaK ; casn , 19) ) < jc ; Muy , 2ic }
Pork Dull at $10.25.
Lard Dull at $5.S0.
Whisky Steady at $1.03.
Butter Steady ; creamery , 20@22c ; dairy ,
lS@20c.
Kimsits City , Nov 25. Wheat Lower ;
No Shard , cash , 02c ; November and December -
cember , i'iiiic asked ; No 3 hard , cash , 53c ;
December , 57c bid
Corn Quiet : No 2 , cash , 2I > jo bid ; December
comber , 2c : bid ; No 3 , cash 23Yc bid
Oats No 2 cash , lOJ o bid
MtnnciiKili4 , Nov 25. Sample wheat
Heavy ; recoipls , 748 cars ; shipments , 187
cars Closing : No 1 hard November , 77 oj
May , 83j0 | ; on track , 78c ; No 1 northern ,
November , "IJfo ; May , 81o ; nil track , 755 < J
* 0d ; No 3 northern , November , 7lc ; Muy ,
7So ; on track , 71@3c.
Chiolimatl , Nov 23. Wheat Firm ;
No 3 rod , 7Sc.
Corn Steady ; No 2 mixed , 33e ,
Oats Haroly steady ; No 2 mixed , 32kc.
Whisky 81.02.
Now York Nov 23. Wheat ftocelpts ,
820,850 ; spot , dull and lower : No 2 dull at
WiQWHa In elevator , S4) @ 81J o alloat ;
ungraded rod , 79f ( ' 355.c ; options lower ;
No 3 roa , November , closed at 83c.
Corn Kccoipts , 129'J0 ! ) bushels : exports ,
207.300 bushels ; spot llrmcr ; No 3. 4l % @
lljfo In elevator , 42 < 242)f@43o ) alloat ; op
tions lower ; November , -ilkfc
Oats Hocolpts , 45,000 bushels ; exports ,
500 bushels ; spot weaker ; options quiet ;
November , 2S } o : spot No 3 white , 30Jfc ;
mixed wealorn , 37Jfi29Kc ( : white , 30@35c.
Coffee Options closed linn at 10(320 ( points
up Salesi 71,250 Dags : November , 515.80 ®
15.93 ; Decen.ber , $15.15@l5.b5 ; spot Itlo ,
steady ; fair cargoes , 819.75.
Sugar Uaw llrm ; rcllned nctlvo and tlrm
Petroleum Firm ; United closed at tl.W } {
for Dccombor
Eggs Flrmor ; western , 25Jf ( < i20c.
Pork Strong : inspected mois , til.250
11.50.
Lard Declined 11@U poluts ; western
steam , $0.33 ; November closing at $0.2. ) ,
Uutter Firm ; western dairy , 0@17o ;
creamery , ll ! ( < t2. o
Cheese Qiilot ; westoni , 7 > @ 10o.
lilVE STOCK
Cliln.ign , Nov 25. The Drovers Journal
report * as follows ;
Cattle - Kecolnta , 10,000 ; market steady ;
beeves , $4.80 ( ( < 5.1O ! Bteers , $3.SOP ( > 4..10 ;
stockers and fncdors , $ l,75@3 00 ; Texas
cattle , $1.73 ( 2.00 ; western rangers , $2.50@
4.00.
4.00.HOgs Hocolpts , 32,000 ; market oiiened
So lower , closed strong ; mixed , $3.05m3.90 ;
heavy , $3.S0 3AH ) ; light , $ y.05@3. 5 ; skips ,
$3.00@3.00 ,
Sheep Ueeoipts , 9,000tnnrket ; strona ;
natives , $2.75C < < 3.00 : westerns , $3.5o@4.00 ;
Texans , $3.00@1.10.
The Drovers Journal special cablegram
from Loudon quotes Amoncan cattle in
excessive supply and very weak at 10@llo
pur pound for fair tochoice , estimated dead
weight
Nailunnl Klnok Yiird , Bait fir
IjouIh , Nov 25. Cattle Kccoipts , 2,600 ;
shipments , 400 ; market steady ; fair to
faucy nutlyn steers , $3,403 L60 ; Blockers
and feeders , $3,10 ,
Hoes lloeelpts 3,200 : shipments , 300 ;
inarkotstronger ; hcavy.l.70VJ4.S0 ; packing
$4.65 4.70 ; light , fl.60tfl.tW.
Kaii8U4 City , Nov 23. Cattle Hocolpts ,
3,800 : shipments , 0,140 ; market strong
and lower ; cows , $ lC0i ; 2.50 ; stookera und
feeders , f2.20 (3.20.
Hogs Receipts 4,000shipments ; none ;
market actlvo and strong ; light , $3.70'g3SO ;
heavy and mixed , $3.C5S3.i5. °
Hioux Oily , Nov , 23. Cattle Ileceipls
205 ; shipments , 315 ; inarliet steady ; rows ,
$1.00@2.U5 ; Bteers and feeders , $1.50 < < 8.iK > s
veal calves , $ i.00@3.15.
Hogs Kcceipis , l.bOO ; market closed
Heady t light , $ A55@3.t0 ! ; heavy , $3.55(43.00 ( :
mixed , | 3.82 > J3.87 > i' .
OMAHA IjIVK STOCK
Cnl I In
Mouday , Nov 23.
Today's supply of cattle was light and the
general market not oiroi' and above netlvo
The buyers wanted a fovv good cattle and
ono bunch sold ns high as $1.23 , which was
regarded a a wild price , nnd 23c iter
tiundrud moro than the market , and mora
than they would hnvo brotmht for any other
purpose than the filling of a special order
It might bi > safe to quote good cattle firm ,
but the fnlrlsh stuff was Mow nnd large , nnd
not overly fat cattle sold lower , Largo and
unfinished cattle are slow sale at most any
prlco The bulk of the heaves here sold nt
$3.i5SMl3. : : The supply of feeders nnd stock
ers was quite Hrto and the movement fairly
active for the llrsldiy of the week There
were qulto n number ot outside buyers in
the yards Natlvo fender * brought $2 13 ©
3.00 and stockers $2.23@2.50. Uutchors'
Block moved nt about steady lirlces , with no
very essential chnngo In the condition of the
trade Native cows sold principally at $1.00@
2.15.
II01M.
Today's trading In hogs was at nbout
steady prices Early reports fram eastern
points Indlcatod lower markets , but the re
ceipts wcro too light to admit of prices being
hammorcd to any great extent A good
share of the hogs sold at $3.02)f@3.iT ) . the
same as on Saturday , but n few light sorts
reached $ l.72'f. Tno light ho ? buyers have
boon unnblo for some days back to
fill their orders 011 account of the scarcity
of that kind of hogs They have boon pay
ing a premium over heavy hogs , but the
ilgntwoichts do not come , The week opens
with the market only n sbado lower than the
opening of last ween , and with the rocclpts
about the same
SIioimi
'J ho receipts were quito heavy , but the
quality was not very desirable <
llCItl | > t- > .
Cattle 1.000
Hogs 2wo , :
Sheep , 891
I'rcvnillni PrlCM
The following is a table ot prices paid In
this market for the grades of.stock men
tioned :
Prime steers , 1300 to 1000 lbs.$1.10 Q100
Good steers , 1230 to 1I3J lbs . . 3.00 ( iil.10
Oood steers , 1030to llljo lbs , . . 3.23 fifl.CO
Common 100J to 1150 lb steers : t 00 (33 ( 23
Western steers 2.40 @l. : > 5
Common canners 1.00 ( H.50
Ordinary to fair cows 1.50 ( < tl SO
Fair to good cows l.SO C'2. " ! >
Cholco to fancy corn-fed cows 2.50 @ 'l 00
Clooa to cholco cows 2.00 ( a'2.50
Fair to good bulls 1.50 (5c2.10 (
Light stockers nnd feeders . . . 2.00 ( ftJ.liO
Feeders , 950 to 1100 lbs 2.20 @ 3 00
Fair to cholco light hogs 3.05 r < ? 3.72K
Fnlrto cholco heavy hogs . . . . 300 M3.G5
Fair to choici mlxod hogs 3.00 © 1.05
Common to rough hogs 3.25 ( jj'J.40
Koprcaenc.xnvu ) Siloi
bTCEUS
No Av Pr No Av Pr
1 990 8 00 2 1095 3 60
42 1137 8 10 18 1300 3 50
20 1180 810 ! 21 11C3 8 50
21 1293 8 35 dl 133J 3 00
21 1190 3 35 2 933 3 05
20 1220 3-10 75 1233 3 05
20 1172 3 40 31 1373 4 25
t4 1370 3 50 1 1110 4 25
cows
1 7S0 100 2 1210 2 05
] UlU ] WJ 14 11(1 B ViA
1 1010 100 IS 1017 2 15
2 S20 150 23 1109 2 15
1 1070 150 12. . . . * . . . . 940 2 25
2 1110 150 22 1143 2 35
4 1075 105 14 1082 2 45
23 US3 1 0J 1 900 2 31) )
22 085 2 00 3 1390 2 73
2 SC5 2 00 -
llUI/LS.
1 1410 150 1 1430 173
3 1510 105 2 1310 180
2 .1340 105 1 1810 2 00
1 1000 1 05
05FEEDSUS.
FEEDSUS
83 701 2 15 21 105S 2 70
22 1020 2 35 10 1037 2 80
23 792 2 40 18 . . . . . . .1018 2 & 5
1 1030 2 50 18 1133 2 85
24 905 353 23 1105 3 00
STOCKEItS '
22. . . . . . . . 515 220 S 003 2 35
7 G95 3 35 1 010 2 3'J
39 501 2:13 :
UCIFCIIS
22 S9S 235 9 11S9 2 83
9 1022 2 00
CAtvns
2 293 3 00 1 190 3 75
ST GS
1 1470 2 25
WKSTEUJf cvrrLB
Owner and No Av Pr
4 bulls 1205 1 150
32 cows 1030 2 rfi
17 feeders 1093 2 50
10 steers 1104 2 75
J. Lohoar :
• 19 feeders 942 2 55
30 feeders 814 2 55
Dahlmau & Simmons :
3 cows 1093 2 10
7lfeoders 902 3 70
E. F. Grout :
107 steers 1240 2 85
2 ateors 1290 2 70
43 feeders 1215 2 45
, lions
No Av Sk , . Pr ! No Av Sk P- .
19..213 2-10 $325 CO..201 100 $3 C2J
CO..253 240 3 52K 153..321 SO 3 OJK
9 . . .K03 SO 3 55 01..230 80 3 05
0..455 " 3 55 G0..27 > ; SO 3 03
7O..2J0 200 3(50 ( 57..292 80 3(5,3 (
54..293 100 3(5J ( 53..233 3 155
10..407 40 3 CO 53..227 240 3 155
59 . . .203 40 3 00 111..235 SO 3 05
( S3..290 200 3 00 57..323 200 8 153
70..217 320 U CO 57. . . .313 • 8 (15 (
(55..259 ( 80 3(50 ( 70..245 80 8 05
54..320 60 3 ViV 07.242 3 03
05..207 240 3 02Jtf 03. . . 2C8 8 07W
50..343 3 Oijjf ta - . . .24U 120 8 07
58..353 200 3 153 } 53..2150 SO 3 07K
54. . , , SOtl 80 3 tti % 111. . . . 307 3 (57K
07..237 3i 4) ) 3 C2J 29.,228 3 70
(11 ( . . .2S3 240 3 G2 } CO..179 40 3.70
03..307 1CJ 3 03 } $ 50 . , ,230 120 3 72K
74..230 200 8 G2J
The Wock'rt Iteuonl
Showing the number of cattle , hogs nnd
sheep bought 011 this market by the dlffbront
buyers during the past wooit :
C4TTLB.
Swift & Co 8,127
O. II Hammond & Co 1,523
Armour-Cudahy Packing Co 1,300
Omaha Packing Co 112
Shippers und feeders 8,879
Total 9,147
iioas
Armour-Cudahy Packing Co 13,150
Omaha Packing Co 8,153
G. H. Hammond & Co 3,043
Swift & Co , 1.824
Chicago Provision Co 390
Total 20,101
siiEnr 1
Swift & Co , 609
G. II Hammond A ; Co 233
Armour-Cudahy Packltig Co 183
Total , , . 921
IjIvo Block No tin
Keep half fat cattle at homo
W. F. Itobb sent In a car of hogs from
Oassctt ,
O. E , Welsh , Papllllon , had two cars of
cattle on the marlcec
P. O. King Clarks marketed a car of
cattle ot his own feeding ,
13. P. Grout was In with ten cars of raugo
cattle from Medicine How , Wyo ,
Tom If Hess , ot Huckloy & Ifoss , was hero
from Stromsburg with a car of hogs
Jack Perry , of Perry llros , Way no , was on
the market with three oars ot cattle
Litchfield was represented by E. W. Van
doren , who came in with a car of hogs ,
Charles Smith , Orleans , Neb , was at the
yards with a oar of hogs , There will bo a
good many cattle fed In that vlcinlty.as feed
is plenty nnd cheap Hogs are also qulto
plenty and healthy
W. N. Hancock , acting president of the
Stock Yards comuauy , has issued an order
to the effect that the scales be closed ut 13
o'clock , noon , oil Thanksgiving day That
will muko a short market
Three years ago wdoy the Union Stock
Yard * bank was opened On the third day
after the bank was opened Iho dci > oMt9 did
not reach the sum of $2,000. In December
iho dally deposits had graUlinlly Increased
from $20,000 to $10,000 , oven tifen not much
like the proicnt business ofitho bank , which
amounts to $123,000 to $250ofWjJn deposits per
loy , , .
The 3J day of December has beoti et for
thu meeting of delegates frbtri Omahn , Kan
sas City , St Louis nnd 'ChtiMgo ' for the
formation of n Natlonnt Llvu Stock exchange
The meotinn will 1)0 held In , Chicago at the
rooms of the llvo stock exchnugo Omaha
will undoubtedly hnvo thq full delegation
nllnwoil , ton members It was originally In-
teded to give each llvo stouk oxchanco u rep
resentation In the national , exchange equal
to 10 per cent of Its membership , tt has now
been decided that Omaha , Chicago , Kansas
City and SU T ouls bo nllowed tcu delegates
each , and Peoria two The Chicago llvo
stock exchange hht uollllod the Onviha dele
gates thut they will meet thorn at the depot
and entertain them wlillo they Yetnaln In
Chicago _ _ _ _ _
OMAHA WHOLESALE MVHKKTS
I'roiliinn , Frill is , Kio
Eons Strictly fresh , 20c ; cold storage ,
ISO
ISO.Hinr.s , Pelts , Tai.i/iw. Ere * Green
salted hides , 4K < r. No 2,0. S. hides , 2 c ; dry
Hint Hides , 60 ; calf hides , 4fC'4 ! > e' , damaged
blJes , 2c less ; sheep polls , croon , ocb , 25c(3 (
51.00 islieop pelts , dry , per lb , 7rtUlc < ; tallow ,
No 1 , 3H't3fc ; No 2 , ! ! > * @Je ; grease ,
white , 4nC4U'c ( ; yellow , 2t $ ( 3i' .
Lemons Fancy , $3.50t < i7,50 ; choice , $1.50
( SO Oil
CiiEKSiJ Young Amerleas , full cream
12c ; factory twins 1IW12K < 5 ; olT grades ,
7@Sc ; Vim ltossen Edom , $11,51 per doj ; sap
sugo , 23c ; brick , 12 e ; llaiburgor , lie ; do
mestic Swiss , 13014c
CiiA.Niinnnns : Capo Cod , fJ.Oo tOOO
Oi-Naus Florida , per box , $ JlUi.S3.30.
"
UucKWiintrPwuit Per bbl , $5 5"j. .
Aitleb Per bbl , common , $1.23@l,30 ;
choice $2 00(83.60. (
Luin rictces Hcflned 5c % : pure leaf ,
(5 ( > c : kettle rendered 7c. Add } to JJu for
smaller quantities
Wool Fine , nvcrngo , 23tf2le ( ; ; medium ,
average , 21@22c ; quartet blood , uvorige 20
@ 2lo ; coarse , average , 15$17c ( ; cotls und
rough , average , I4$10e. (
Funs Heaver , cacn $2 00 ( < g.5i ) ) ; otter ,
ench , $3linlj7.0. ( ) ! wolf , each , 50c(31.23 ( ;
coon , each , 25ni5 ( ; ; mink , each , iKijJIiOo ;
muskrat , fall , lOyJUc ; skunk , rat , l5Q50c ;
badger , rat , 25yS0c , deer skins , fall , per lb ,
1SC ; 27C.
viai : Choice , medium alio , 4 @ 5o ; cholo
heavy , 35 ? ic
Live 1'ioeons Per dnj , $1.5C.
Game I'rulrio clilckens , 4.50 ; mallard
iluchs , $ ; iO0C < f3.50 : mixed UueUs , $1.50 ®
2.00 ; teal , 51.25i1.50 ; jack snip ? , Sl.lX > i 1.25 ;
quuil , $1.5001.75 ; jack rabbits , $1.00 ( 1.50 ;
small rabbits , Sl.OiC$1.20 ; squirrels , $1.00@
1.10 ; plovur 75e@l.liO ; vculson saddles , llt §
3n ; carcasses , ( ifcJlOc
Uuans Choice handpicked navy , S1.75Q
2.00 ; eliolco haiid-pickcd medium , $ I.-5@
l.SO ; cholco hand-plckod country , $1.00 @ 1.SD ;
clean country , $1.30$1.G0 ( ; Inferior country ,
$1.00@1.25.
Sausmjk Uolognn , 4@4tfc ; Frankfort 7c ;
tongue , Sc ; summer , lSe ; hoatlchecse , Cc
Poui.tiiv ChlchoiiH per doz , llvo , heiiB
$2.25 ; spring , $2 50VJ2.75 ( ; dressoa , per lb 0 ( . ' 3
lie : turkeys , live , 8f410o ( ; dressed , Ui$12c ;
ducks , llvo , per dor , $3 50 3.00 ; dressed ,
per lb 9@Ile ; geese " , live , per doz$3.00JiJ.00 ( ,
dressed per lb , 9ftllc ( ,
Pigs Fiet : Pickled , kits 75c ; spiced
Pigs tongues , kits , $2.35 ; pickled tripe , kits ,
03c ; pickled II C. tripe , ) uts , S3cj spiced
pics hocks , kitB , $1.15.
Hitteh ; Creamery , fancy , ' 23c ( 25 ; choice ,
20@21c. Dairy , fancv , 10 < $1Sc ; choice 13
14c. Countrv , fancy , 13Q14c ; good to choice ,
12@13c ; fair , Klfijllc ; Inferior , 0@9c.
Picki.es MouTuin per bbl , 53.00 ; small ,
$0.00 ; gherkins , $7.00 ; C , Jfc U. enow chow ,
qts , $5.S5 ; pis , $3.40.
SnoiiTS-S.00(23.50. ( • '
Oats 14@15o. *
Cons 22$23c. ( ; $
I'otatoes 2527c for choice
Oxioss IOC .5Uc for choice -
Saoeh KimutHbls , $1.50 ; ll'f bbls $2.73.
ClLlKOHNIA Glt.U'ES tl.50@1.75.
PliAiia 10 lb boxes , $ l.,5tu)2.25. )
Bananas According to sue , per bunch ,
$2.00@3.00.
Huttekine Tubs , 14c ; rolls , 13o.
Cocoinutj Per 100 , $5.00.
Arri.ii HuTri' .it 0c.
ClDEli Bbls $5.50 ; hf hbls , $3.00.
Mai-i.e Suoak 12)i'@l5c ) per lb
Fauinaceous Goons Harley , 3@3 > fc ;
farina , 4J < c ; peas , 3J/c ; oat meal , 2K5o ;
maccaroni , lie ; vermicelli , llo ; rico , HJ @
7c ; sago and tapioca , 07c ; buckwheat ,
bbls , $5.50.
Salsoda 1 8 ® ' - } c per lb
Staiicii I5ii3c ( per lb
Stovk I eli ii $2.tH5.S7 ) per trross
Swots Whole , per ID Allspice , 9c ; Cas
sia , China , Oo ; cloves , " Pcnaug , 2ie ; nut
megs , No 1 , 73c ; pcDper , lS@19c ,
Lve $1,75@4.50 par case
Nuts Almonds , 15' < 5l7c ; Brazils , 10a ; Al
berts , lie ; pecans , 10c ; walnuts , 12 } c ; pea
nut cocks , 8KU < roasted , lie ; Tennessco pcia-
mils , 7c.
WiiippiNo Paver Straw , per lb , \ % %
)4c\ ) \ rug , 2J < iO ; manilla , li , 5S0Jfo ; No
I , 8c.
Bags Union Square , 35 per cent oft list
Salt Dairy , 230 lbs In bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
best grade , 00 , 5s , $2.30 ; best grade , 100 , 8s ,
$2.40 ; ben grade , 23 , 10s , $2 20 ; rock salt ,
crushed , $1,60 ; dairy salt , Ashton , 5B-lbbags ,
85o ; bulk , 22Mb bags , $3.25 ; common , in
bbls , $1.23.
CJiocorloM
PnovisioNS Hams , No 1 , 10-lb. average
lOJfc ; 20 to 22 lbs , 'ja c ; 12 to 14 lbs , 10c ;
shoulders , 5o ; breakfast bacon , No 1 , S fc ;
ham sausage , 9c ; dried bcof hams , Sc : beef
tongues , $0.00 per dozen ; dry salt meats , 4 }
@G > < | c per lb ; ham roulette , Oj e ; add lc per
lb for small lots
Coitei : Roasted Arbucklo's Arlosa ,
24 > ( fo ; McLuughlln'sXXXX , 21 'ffo ' ; Gormnu ,
23'g' ; Dilworth , 24c ; Alaroma , 2l > c.
CoiTEU Green Fancy old go.don , itio ,
23o ; fancy old peaberry , ' 23c ; H10 choice to
fancy , 22o ; Kio , prime , 21o ; ltlo , good , 20c ;
Mocha , 29c ; Java , fancy Mandohllng , 25c ;
Java , good interior 24e : African , 21c.
SuiUiis Cut loaf.i'Jc ; cut loaf , cubes , bj c ;
slnndard , powdered , 8e , XXX.X , powdered ,
9o ; granulated , standard , 7J < fc , confec
tioners1 A , 7ifu ; whltaextra C , OJfo ; extra
C , Nobraskn , ti o ; abor , ( lljfoj Califomla ,
golden C , Wiv
Unci' Toxouks Salt , bbls , $30.00.
HaY-$3.00@0.00 ; lowland , $2.00 ( 3.00.
Chop Feed $10.00ll,00.
BiiAN-$3.00a8.50. (
Fish Salt Dried codfish , 4J @So ; sealed
herring , 3loper box ; hoi , herring , dom55u ;
Hamburg , spiced herring$1.50 ; lull , herring ,
imp , 60ii ; macKerel , No 1 shore , $11.50 ;
fancy mess , $13.50 per 100 lbs ; white fish ,
No 1 , $7.00 ; family , $3.73 ; Irout , $3.23 ; sal
mon , $8,50 ; auchovlos , 83c
OiL3-Keroseno-P. W. , OKc ; W. W. .
UJ < 0 ! headlight , 12ocasolind ; " , 74 = , 12o ; lard
No 1 , 45. , No 2 , 41o ; salad oil , 1.25@9.00
per dozen
Canned Meats Cornea oeef , 1 lb square
cans , $1,20 ; corned beef , 3Jb square caus ,
$3.03 ; corned beef , 0 lu snuuro cans , $0.50 ;
corned beef , 14 lb square can , s , $14.00. Lunch
tongues 1 lb round can ' s , $2.0o ; lunch
tongues , 2 lb round cans , $1.75. Urawn , 1 lb
Bnuuro cuns , $1.20 ; brawn ; 2 lb square cans ,
$2.00 ; brawn , U lb square cans , $0.51) ) ; brawn ,
14 lb square cans , $14.00 , Ox tongues , \y lb
round cans , $5.00 ; ox touguos , 2 lb round
cans , $11.00 ; ox tongues , 2) lb round cans ,
$7.00 ; oxtongues , 3 lo cans , $3.00. Chipped
beef , 1 lb round cans , $3.00 ; , chipped beef , 2
lb round cans , $1.00. Roast beef , 1 lb round
cans , $1,20 ; roast beef , 2 lb round cans , $2 00.
Potted ham , ) i lb round1 cans , G5o ; iioltod
ham } { lb round cans , $1.20 , Deviled ham
} i lu rouud cans , (15a ( ; deviled ham , ) { lb
round cans , $1.20. Potted , bx tongue , f ( lb
round cans , 05o ; potted , px tongue , } { lb
round cans , $1.20. Compressed ham , 1 lb
square cans , $1.75 ; comnrbsscd liam , 2 lb
square cans , $3.75. Tripe 2 lb round cans ,
$1.80. Minced Collops , 2 Ib'rb'uDdcaus $3.30.
Uonoless pigs foot , 2 lo sqtlaro cans , $3.35.
Ono pound cans are packed two dozen and
four dozen to the case Tvvo pound cans are
packed ono dozen and two dozen to case ,
Half pound cans packed two dozen to case
Quarter oound caus packed four dozen to
case All prices per dozen , not
CanseuFisii llrook trout , 31b , $2.40 ; sal
mon trout , 2 lb , $2.35 ; clams , t lb , $1,23 ;
clams , 2 lb $3.10 ; clam chowder , i ) lb , $1.25 ;
dovllod crabs , 1 lt > , $2.25 ; deviled crabs , 3 lb ,
$3.50 ; codllsb balls , 2 1b , $1.75 ; caviar , } ( lb ,
$2.25 ; eels , 1 lb , $3.40 : lobsters , 1 lb $1.90 ;
lobsters , 2 lb , $3.93 ; lobsters , deviled , } lb ,
$3.25 ; mackerel 1 lb $1.75 ; mackerel must
ard sauce , 8. lb , $3.10 ; mackerel tomato
sauoe , 3 lb , $3.55 ; oysters 1 lb , 95o ; oysters ,
3 lb $1.00 ; salmon , O. H „ 1 lb , $2.00 ; salmon ,
a It , 3 lb $3.80 ; Balmon , Alaska , 1 U > , C1.G5 ;
'Balmon , Alaska , 2 lb , $3.03 : nbrlmps , 1 lb ,
12.05.
Candv 9 ffi.22a per tt > ,
CuocoLATu anu Cocoi-21 ( < i37o per B > :
German chickory , red , 8a
GiMotu Jumaica , yi plats , $3.00 per doz
Mincx Meat 20 lb cans , 7'fo. '
Hokct10c lb for choice
PitESr.nVM yjVfrjlOc per lb
Jellies 4 ( < M > Jo per lb
Hekswax No 1 , KK lOc
Dntr.ti Fruit CurranU , now , Co ; prunes
casks ] lrwoibj.4'o ; prunes , bbls or bags ,
4Xe ; oltron peels , iiruma , 20 Hx , 22o ; lemon
peel , drums , 20 lbs , 17c ; fnrd dates , boxes , 12
lbs , 10a ; apricots , choice evaporated , 14c ;
apricots , Jelly , cured , 35 lb boxes , lGc ; apri
cots , fancy , Mount Hamilton , 25 lb boxes , 10c ;
apricots , choice , bag * , SO lb , I4H < : ! apples ,
QVnpornted , Aldou , 50 lb-ooxes , $ } ( < ! , apples ,
star , Saapples \ , fancv Alden , 5 lb , 10c ;
apples , fancy , Allien , 2 Id , 10'jc ' ; Salt Lake ,
IVkc ; blackberries , evaporated , 50 lb boxes ,
r.JifaoXos cherries , pitlod , dry cured , 14c ;
pours , California fancy , L.s boxes , 25 lb , 12c :
reaches , Cal No 1 , fancy ' < s tmp bigs , SO
lbs , 15c ; nectarines , rod , 14c ; nectnrlnes ,
silver , boxes , 15o ; pitted iilums , Cal , 23 lb
boxes.3 > ic ; ruspbernes , ovnp N. Y. now ,
50o ; prunes , Cnl , li C , 90-100 boxes , 25 lbs ,
C5 " i prunes , Cal , 11C , 00 70 , 9c ; orange peel ,
15c : raisins , California Londons , crop ISS' ,
$3 23 ; rnHlns , Oil loose tnu&cntoia , crop 18S9 ,
$2.10 : Vnlcneias , 18SS , S ! , 'c ; ' Valcnclas , old ,
7c ; Cal , seedless sks , i. c.
Twines mil Itupp
HiNiinus' Twine-SUbI , 13o ; Hf till I4o ;
manilla , I5c
Ci.oiiikO.InesCotton , 50 ft , $1.20 ; cotton ,
CO ft , $1.10 : Jnto , 50 it , 90c : Jute , 00 ft , $1.00.
Cotton Twinb Pine , Uie ; medijin 20e ;
henvy hemp , llo : light liomp , 17e.
Sui.Twink-B , sail , 20o ; Calcutta , 14c ;
manilla rope , lie ; sl nl rope , Il'-o ; now
process , SJ o ; Jute , PVo ; cotton lOo ; hldo
ope 17c.
Di'iiih and < liemlinls
Acid Sulphuric , per carboy , S. ' c : citric ,
per pound , file : oxalic , per pound llo ; tar
taric powdered , per pound , 42c ; carbolic , 87
< < $44e.
Aunt Per pound , 3' c.
Ammonh Cnrbnnate , per pound , lljfc
AimowiiooT Per pound , lllo
Hals m Copaiba , per pound , C3o ; tolu , 63
(355c (
HoitAX Uollned , per pound , lie
Calomel Am , per pound , 83c
Castoi : Oil $1.13.
Cdiieii Beiiiues $ lbS •
CaNTII until ! * 7iifjr$3l. 05.
Cassia Buns Per pound , 18c.
Wax Whit , per pound , 35g35c (
Oils Peppermint $2.25 ; Lemon , $1.75 :
Burguniont , $3.00 ; Wlutorncoii , $3.25.
Cni.oimmii.M Per pound 31c.
Coimosivn Suiilimatc Per pound SSc
CltRAM Tautau Pure , per pound , 30c.
ExTitAor Lonwooii Bulk , per pound ,
12c.
KitGOT 45c.
Gum AiiAiiti ; 5la$1.12. (
LrcoromuM ll
Gi.yceiiink Bulk , per pound , 22c.
Gum Asafoellda per pound , 14c ; cam
phor , per pound , 30c ; opium , per pound ,
$3.05.
I0111NE Hesubllmato perounco , $3 S5.
LiWES Burtiu , short , per pound , 13c ;
Senna , Alex , per pound , 23(31Sc. (
MoitruiA Sulph , perounco , $2.90.
Meucuuv 74o.
Potass Bromide , per pound , 33c ; Iodldo ,
per pound , $3.SS ,
Quinia Sulph , per ounce , 40o.
Seeds Canary , per pound , 4 0.
Soai'3 Castile , mottled , per.pound , S@t0c ;
, aatilc , while , per pound , 13@15c.
cSmiuTS NiTitu Sweet , per pound , U. S.
42c.
Sthvcii.n-ia- Crystals , $1.00@1.15.
SULi'li LtxciioNv Per oz , 0 @ 14c.
Taimooa Pur pound , 0&
Tonka Beans S1.70& 1.75.
Ijiiiiib-t- and Itiitliline Material
Stocii Hoauds A , 12 inch , s 1 s 14 and 10
feet , $40.00 ; U 12 Inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 nun 10 reot ,
Sll.dO ; C .12 Inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 and 10 feet ,
$30.u0 ; D 13 inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 nnd 10 feet
$31.10 ; No 1 com 12 in , s I s 12 feet , $18.00 ;
No 2 com 12 In , stall nnd 10 feet , $17.50 ®
18.50 ; No 1 com 12 in s 1 s 10 , IS and 20 feet ,
$19.50 ; No 2 com 12 m , s 1 s 14 and 10 feet ,
$17.00.
Pon.Aii Lu.MiiEit Clear poplar box bds , } {
in , s 2 s , $ y5.00 ; clear poplar , JJ , panelTf30.00 ;
clear poplar , ? ; , in pane ) , $23.00 ; clear poplar ,
\i In panel stock wide , s 3 s" $2S.O0 ; clear
pop'-r corrugated colling , J , $29.00.
Posts Whlto cedar , 0 inch halves , 12c ;
wbito cedar , 5l inch hnlves and 8 luch quar
ters , lie ; wnito cedar , 4 inch round , 10c ;
Tennessee red cedar , split , 10c ; split oak ,
white So ; sawed oak , 17o.
Sun1 Lap No t plain Band IS inch , $17.50 ;
No.,2 plain , 8 nnd 10 inch , . $13.50 ; No 1 , O
G , $18.00.
DIMENSIONS AND TIMIIEII
13 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22 ft 2-4 ft
2x4..15 DO 15 00 15 00 10U0 10 00 18 00 ID U0
2x0..15 00 15 00 15 03 1000 10 0J 18 00 19 00
2x8..15 P0 15 OT 15 03 10 0J 10 0J 18 00 19J0
2x10..15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 19 00
2x12..15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 IS 00 19 00
4x48x3.1000 11100 1000 1700 17 00 1800 19 00
Fencing No 1. 4 and 0 inch , 12 and 14 ft ,
rough , $10.03(310.50 ( ; No 1 , 4 nnd 0 inch , 1(5 ( ft ,
$17.i0fi. ( ' 17.50 ; No.2 , 4 anil 15 inch , 12and 10 ft ,
$13.50 < ai4.C0 ; No 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 10 ft , $15.00
< g 1(5.00. (
FjSlsntNG lstund 2d clear I/ ! inch , s 3 s ,
$49.00@51.00 : 1st nnd 2d clear , V { and 2 Inch ,
s 3 s , $47.00@r > 0.00 ; 8d clear , l > i inch , s 2 s ,
$43.l)0C'f40 ) 00 ; B stilcct , \ } { . IK " "d " ' eh
2 s , $37.00@33.n0 ; 1st and 2d clear 1 Inch , s 2
s , $15.00 : 3d clear , 1 inch , s 2 s , $30.00 : A se
lect , 1 inch , a 2 s , $33.00 ; B select , 1 inch , s
s , $ : i0.00.
Shingles , Lath Per M XX clear , $ .115 ;
extra * A * . $3.(50 ( : standard A , $2 110 ; 5 inch
clear $1.00 1.70 ; 0 inch clear , $1.15@l.S0 ;
No 1 , $ l.lu@1.15 ; clour red cedar , mixed
widths , from Washington territory , $3.40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths , $1.50 ;
cypress , clear heart , dimeusiou widths , $3.25 ;
laths $2.50.
Ho.iitns No , 1 com , s 1 s , 12. 14 nnd 10 ft ,
$19.00 ; No.2 , do , $10.50 ; No.3 , do , $14.00 ; No
• 1 , do ( ships cull ) , $11.00. Add 50c per M ft
lor rough
Battens , Well TuniNo , Pickets O. G.
Batts 2Kinch , COc ; O. G. Baits , 2Jf@3 , ss ,
35c8-in ; well tubing , D. & M. and be v.
$22.10 ; pickets , D. & II , flat , $22.00 ; pick
ets , D. , t H. , square , $10.00.
Floohino 1st com 0 111 whlto pine , $34.00 ;
2d com 0 111 white pine , $31.00 ; 3d com 0 in
whlto pine , $20.00 ; I ) com 0 111 white pine ,
$20.00 ; com 4 nnd 0 in yellow pine , $15.00 :
Star 4 in yellow plno , S17.00 ; 1st aud 2d clear
yellow pine , 4 und 0 in , $19.00.
Ceiling and PAiinnoN 1st com J In
white plno partition , $33.00 ; 2d rom % in
whlto pine partltlou , $27.00 ; clear % In yel
low plno coiling , $30.00 ; clear ? b in Norway ,
$14,50 ; 2d com % 111 Norway , $12,50.
Lime Best , 80c.
Cement $1.K0.
Plasteii $2.25.
Haiii 20c.
Buildino Hiiick Common ' , $0 00@7.50 per
M ; selected , $7,50&9.00 per M sewer brick ,
$9.00@10.00 per M.
Proved An Alibi
Dotrolt Proo Press : The suit of the
Widow Gibbs against us for breach of
promise , datruig-us $15,000 , crtmo up in
court Inst Friday This suit was Insti
tuted six months ngo by the court house
riiiB\whluli has sought our downfall
ever Binco the llrsl issue of this paper
That Is , they put the widow up to sue
nnd have advanced the money as it was
needed
When the widow was puton the stand
she tcitiliod that on the night of Pob-
ruary 21,1887 , wo asked lior to marry
us She insisted that the duto was cor
rect , and that nothing could chnngo
her mind about it Wo then exhibited
the records of the jail to prove that on
that day and night , and on nil next day
and next night we were a prisoner , hav
ing , us somept our readers may remem
ber , doparled from the line of virtue
nnd gone 011 a bender This exhibit
knocked the widow out in the first
round , and confounded her supporters ,
und wo dent ' believe they will tackle us
again after thut fashion
As for the widow she was only a
cats paw , and wo have sent to lior
house u basket of groceries , a clothes
Hue , a set of cups and saucers and a
sack of Hour to provo that wo have no
malice ,
An AbHiiiuto Cure
TlieOIUQINALAHIBriNB OINTMENr
Is only put up In largo two ounca tin boxes ,
and Is an absolute curs for old sorus , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skia erup ,
tlons Will positively cure all kinds ot piles
Ask for the OltlGINAL ABIEl'INE OINT
MENT Sold by Goodman Drug company at
25 cents per box bv mail 30 cents
Rim KI'HOil llio Battalion
Congressmen are on record as IsiBeing
all the babies in their district , but it
remained for the wlfo of Congressman
John O , Tarsnoy of this city to kiss
thirty-two youiiff men drawn up in line
for the purpose and she is not old
enough to bo the mother of many of
many of them either , says a Kansas
City dispatch It came about In this
way : The Hnlo zour.vcs , a crack mill
tnry organization of this city , gave n
complimentary drill and reception to
I Congressman Tarsnoy nnd Ills wife the
evening prior to their departure to
Washington At the close of the drill
thirty-two voting mon were drawn up
in line in front of their guests nnd
Mrs Tarsnoy , advancing from her scat ,
saluted each ono In turn in true foml-
nlno fashion Not ono objected
The Denver Stale lottery company
wants agents Tlekots 60 cents Ad
dress A. C. Uoss it Co , Denver , Cole
One of the foremost nttornoys of this
city did duty in the marine corps not
so many years ago Finding himself
in 1S72 a slave to intompornte habits he
enlisted as a murine on thoLnckawnnn ,
the object bolng to bring lilmsulf under
discipline , nnd went with her to Hong
Kong romninlng there till 1875 , when
ho returned completely cured and re
sumed thu practice ot his profession ,
which now nets him considerably ever
$10,000 a year
SRlOEDER & DMil
Provisions i Slocks
Basement Firs ! National Bank
305 South ISClIi Street , • Oiiiiilm ;
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK
Ctipitni , - $400,000
Surplus , - 40,000
Omcera and DlroitoM U. M. Morsemnu , G
M , llltchcoi'K , Jos , UarneauJr , A , llonry B
M , Anderson , Wm a. Maul , v nr < n. ; I , , u. will
alms , A. I' . llopUtna , prei ; A. Millar J. cnstiler ;
1' . II llryunt , HAilaluut cashier
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK
TJ S. DEPCSirOBY , OMAHA , NEB
Capital $100,001)
Surplus Jan 1st , 18S9 52,009
oFnoiti3 : and DiitEcronsi
llENny W. Yatfw , 1'raildent.
Lewis H. IIrkk Vice President
A. E. TouzAi.iy ,
W. V. MOIISB
J0IIN8. COIUNS
It C. ClJSIII.NC ,
JN II I'ATHICK ,
W. II S. HiKiiiES , Casbler
THE IRON BANK
Cor 12th nnd Tarnani Sts
AGcnerul Hanking lltislness Vruusacted
> Ainftl ISSUED by STATES ,
11 Kill V Counties , Sfntes ,
B i HIH IH % I Wntonvorks Los Kta , Ktc
VlV&U | Bought and Sold ,
Uc.il in ( ! ovr.HNMiNTT.Nn : Waiiiiants and
Reninltecelvo Accounts nnd Extend ull tHe
Facilities ota ( iuneral I'ankins lluslness
Cortesponrtonce Solicited
S. A. KEAN & CO , , Bankers ,
100 Wnslilngton Street Chicago , Ilia
115 llroadway , New Voric
oimiiffliiiif
Boots and Sheep
kwkexdaUj , jojii' .t co ,
Siicco sors to lleeil , Jones X Co
Wholesale Maimfaciurers ofBootJ&Slioes
AconU for Hnslon Hubber Slioo lollH ( 1101 sod 1194
Jlarnoy Sheet , Umnhu , NcbrunkH
Broyyors
si una a u.nn ,
Lapr Beer Brewers
1M1 No-th Klulilecntli SlruotOmiina yilir lm
Co r n I cb
iaoli : vrhiNiuJs ' woiucs ,
Manufacturers ofGalvanizca Iron Cornice
Wluilon-cnpa 11111 uioUl.lu ikyluhu John HiionMcr ,
proprlelnr 11MiuvI lUSoiilli ICitHMrcet
Stonm Fitting , trips.JEto
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VLATilfk KAJriLnATixtTco ,
Pumps , Pipes and Eiiems ,
S-teum , waor , inllway iitul nilnln ? supplies , etc
tSj ' .Wuinl Vil Kaniiim slioet , Omuhu
U. iS WJXD ENaiXE .t PUMP CO ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
HnlHilay irinJ mllla , ! > 1S nnd MO Jones ot , Onialiu
U. V. lluss , Atllim llsnaiter
Eugines , Boilers and General Macliinery ,
Blioct-lron wore , steam pumps s w mills I'ljlil3
J 'UVuiMvurth Htreut , Onialiu
Ironyi/orks.
PAkrox a viEiiuxa 7nox ironies ,
Wronglit and Cast iron Building Work
Englnei'lr sswc > tlt , general foundry , nmchinc and
lluck uiltli woik Dilkanml ivorti U. I' . Ily
• nnd Kill street , Omuliu
omaua winn & tuox wonics ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk rails , wlmlon ininnls , llowor alauds , nlro ulcus ,
etc Yil North IO1I1 street , Oinnhit
O.lM/r/l SAfJi A UiOX W011K8 ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults , Jail work , Iran shutters and fln escapes
OAndtBeiilruir Cor , litis and Jackson bis
sash Doors , Eto
ST A 'TmTfnd\v \ a co ,
Wliolesiile niunufacturers ot
Sat Boon , Blinds and Mouldings
llranch onleo , l. 'lh nnd linrd strcots , Oinnlin , Neb ,
SOUTH OMAHA
VXIQX STOCK YAJW CO ,
Of South Omana , Limited
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
AT
1802 PAWNAM STrtEKT ,
A GOODRICH Att'y tt-Uir , 13J Hear
• born fit , Chicago : udrlca ( real 21 yeJVa er
perleucoi business qulotly and legally traua
acted '
oJiyOBpS1 DIRECTORY , ]
> s _ _ _ ABrlculttirnl jmplonionla
LlxTxOEitA MlliVAhFCO ,
Agricnll'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriage !
Ila Kleseie * vholes l , OmahaNebraska ,
MOLIXh' , MlUlVttXASTObVAliv OO
Manufacturers and Jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , M ® , Rows , Etc
Cor.Oth and raclrlcHiectsOmaha
ArllBta' IVlniorlnla _
riri „
A. IWSMUJr ,
Artists ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
IM.1 1 > ou Im streetOma'u , N br sta
DootB nntl Shoos
ir v. Moiisi : a vo ,
Joliban of Boits and Siioci .
101 , HIV HOS Douslis street , Omaha Manufactory ,
Huraincr street , lloiton ,
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. Coni , coke , eto ,
nnnni ir
J l.l//s / H' . THAT "WKH COAL CO ,
Miners and Sliiprs of Coal and CoKe
Iteon : i U. 8. Natlonil llanX llulMln < , Omsha
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• OMAHA COAiZc OKn ALIME CO
Joliliers of Hard aid Soft Coal
a Soalh lh street , Omaha Nel r ka
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NEHltASKA h'UEL CO ,
Shippers of Coal and Cole ,
: il South IStli street , Omsha Nebraska
'
MMMhL A ItlUliELl ,
Storage and emission Mercliants ,
Bpeelaltles llutt'r , e * , ehoesa , nnnltry , tarua >
llmiovTaiasireitOniiuaNoD
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Cigar .
VDAX , AltMSTllOXa A CO ,
Wholesale Cigars \
02 North CthBtroBt.Om-ilia , Neb Hello H39. 1
Dry 00il ami Noilona , '
M. V. SMlTllTvo " i' '
Bry Goods , Furnishing GoodJ and Notions ; l
lUT'nnd 1101 llmnlaB , cor Iltli streelOninba Nab j '
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K1LVAUUCKKUCir vilY GOODS CO , - |
Importers & Jotters in Dry Good ; , Notions ;
Oent3'l-'urnl-briB ( iooli rorrtir llth aai II moy I
aireo Omilu , Nubnmn )
rurnnuro , | '
DEWEY A i-l'ON 11 , I
Wtolcsalc Dealers m .Fiirnitiire , \
Karnsm stnet , Omsha , Nebraska -
ciiAnuEs snix'Eitwic , ' • . ' ,
Furniture . \ \
03iaba , Ncbraikn ' • !
= j a
Crocerloa " „ _ _ „ _ _ _ _ _ . " w
iUocoiio , ji .tDr , t co , m
Wholesale Grocers ] |
13th and I.oaT nivcrtb et' . < ets , Omaha Kobraska ill
Hardware ' 'l
vw JTnnoATciT , | |
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Sicel J
BpnnRS vragon stock , btrnirare lumbar , eto 1239 "JH
1111 Uurnoy slreat , Omaha . , m
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HIMEBA VQll A TAYIA1P , | .
Builders ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop 1
Uecbanlcs Tools anil llurfnlo Sr lrs 1105 Douglas • Lm "
streol , Omsha , Nil > , , M ,
Lumber , Eto 111'
JOHXA WAKKFtELD , jfl ,
Whoiefale Inter , Etc 4t \
Importeil and American rnrtlaint Cement BtaU , ' jiW !
airent for MllwniiKeo llyilrnullc Cement IB !
auu ( Ju' .r.o ; WLH3 Lima , 8M j
OU AS li LEE , | | :
Dealer in Hardwocd L'nmher , J
WoikI carpets nnd parniictllonrlni : . 0th an.3 Uouglaa
strcots , Omaha , Nebraska .1
OMAHA LUMBElt cbT |
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale . I
18th stiest anil Union Pacific traok , Omaha : f \
louis miADFoim , a i
Dealer in inHier , Lath , Liiuo , Sash I
Doors , etc Yards Corner Tth nnd louai omca . ' 3 ll
Corner 10th and OjurIsj : ? J I
: FRED W. GRAY , J
Lumher , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Etc 1
Corner Cth and Douglas streets , Omaha m '
C X DIETH ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumher , 1 (
13lu nnd California stieets , Omaha , Nebraska q I
Mllllnory end Notlona f
I. OllERFELDEll A CO , rf J S
Importers & Johhers in Millinery & Notions .1 f
Ml.IldiininUiiJUthlltli slrect WM
Hot ' * ? " ' 3 lv
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J. T. RODIXSOXXOTIOXCO , ' 1 U
Wholesale Notions and Furnisuins Goods , 11
1HI Uarnoy slraet , Omalia j •
CONSOLIDATED TANK LlXE CO , ' % 1
Wholesale Refined and LuMcatini Oils \ 1
Aile Grease , etc Omalia A. II Illshou Managur < & U
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- , Po Per , v M
carpenieiTpaper co , i m
Wholesale Paper Dealers 'i 1
Carry a nice slock of iir'n'lng , wrapping ana writing ( I
paper , tipixlal attentiou given tmaril paper \
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_ Sofcs to 'I I
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A. L. DEANE A CO . 3 Ml
General Agents tar Ill
Halls ' Safes , | I
1121 ami 333 Boutli IQtli St , Omalin 'H
Toya , Etc * _ _ _ a "lr
II HARDY A CO , ' II
Jobbers of 'i9 | !
Toys , Doll ? , Alhnms , Fancy goojs , ill
House Kurnliblng Hoods , Children's Carriages iM tSII
tamani street.Omalia , Nub alii
311
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LINE II
OF TBI' 111
Chicago , Milwaukee _ & St Paul Ry ' - | t
The licst Route from Omalia ana Couucll 3 , '
Illuirx to m ' <
- THE EAST E- I i i
TWO TltAlNB DAILY BBTtVERM OMAnA f | 'A
AMD COUMUI1. ULUFVa W
Chicago , AND MllrTAtiVec M
Bt Tan ! , Mlnucnpolts , Cellar Tlaplds , i
Rock Island , Freeport , Kotkrurd , ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , * J
Elgin , Madtsun , Jniicsyille , |
Ucloit , M'lnona , Lit Crosse , A
And all otbar Important points Kail , Northeast and . i ,
bouibeast i ?
:
rortbrnngh tickets call on Ibe tlakel ageat at 1HI3 : ,
Tarnam streat , lu Uaraer lllook , or at Unloai 1'aciflo " • ;
tollman Blsspsrs and tbo flnait Dining Can In tbi • '
world are run on the main Hue ot the Ctilcagn , Ull ,
waukeairJfcl'aul llatlwar and eserr attention ll
paid to pa.stugars uj courteous sajploit of tu ]
luSlll'l.KH.aenersI Manastr -1
j. V.1VIMVM , As.lsttntUeneral Manager a
A. V , II CAltl'tNTKll , Uenaral 1'assenger and I
Ticket Asent • /
OKO K. IIICAKIOUI ) . Asol.lsaiaspsraU'astlngU ' •
an.l ticket Aireut . . . . . . . I
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