J THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 27 , 1889 3
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Y THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
S Wheat Has n Ronotlon in the Dlroo
H tlon of Better Prloos *
H CORN DULL AND UNINTERESTING
Ut Onto Quiet With l'rlcrw AvcrnRlnK
U * Finn ProvlftlonB Show Uoiisltler-
MM nlilo St rcimtli-Cuttle Slow
AV Gruornl Quotation * .
1 CHICAGO I'llODUOi : Jt/VIUUiTS.
H Chicaoo , Nov 20. ( Spcchl Tclosram lo
H Tub Hee ] The wheat marltet experienced
H o decided roactlon tcrtny in the direction o (
Mm bettor pi Ices , December opened at 70J o and
H May at 84c , ever night it gala of tfu The
H opcninK range was at the Inside llgurcs of
H tbo day December advanced steadily and
H quietly to 7U c , reacted M ° nnJ t,10n , " " > vod
H up to TOXc , reacted to 7i ) s6' ® > 'lWo 'in'l '
MW , boomed to bOc May progressed to Sl-yc ntnl
V then to 84 0. At the top Hutchinson and
H the creat mass of the scalpers poured out
H wheat In unlimited quantities , and the mar
H ket , utmblo to tulto the offerings , yielded
H about He Thu close was November ! ) % ,
MDecember TOc nnd JluySIXc Guitifed by
H ycstoi'diiv's closings this shows n gam on the
Mm day ot about lc Tlia recover * ' noted was
H duo to several things llrst to Btrongor
MM cables , second to covering of short
H wheat , and third to repented assurances
H that thu movement in tbo northwest was
H about duo to sharply fall off As to cables ,
H the prlvato ndvieoif wore moro bullish than
H public ; reports , und these wcro all strong ,
Mt quoting prices generally timber for wheat
H in nearly all positions , New York and other
H seaboard inarlicts rcpoitcd bids for cush
Umwheat \ for foreign nccount and activity
M\ \ among exporters pcticrully , but very little
Lssssssl ni'ttml IiihIiimv With rcaarri to the north
M\ \ western movemout , It may bo stated that
UM whilothorocoiptsatDulUtU and Minnuapo-
H Us do not as jet show tin important dlmiiiu-
MM tlon , tbcro Is every indication of a letup In
H the immediuto future
m There vvai no special feature in the corn
H market , which ruled dull and uu-
UWL Interesting The receipts were twenty
m thrco cars moro than yesterdays est
H mates , and St Louis appeared again
UM as a heavy rccoivor , getting U. 'u .OOO bushels
today ' 1 ho foreign markets wcro llrm und
BH the promise ) for tomorrows ' receipts was
moro than one-half Uioao of today , being m-
ttiniitcd at you cur loads Speculative trad-
M\ \ ing was on a very limited scale The price
H of No 3 In tlia cash market was at about
H yesterdays ' ilguro una lower grades were
UM practically unchnnged There was some
H covering of shorts that caused futures to
B rule llrm for what little was traded in Uho
B outside domestic nmrkcts wcro likowlso
hnrdening Ham was reported from several
important sections ot thocorn country , which
may hava somewhat iullucuccd speculators
The closing prices were : December 31' < @
81 Jutland Mny ll c , ugainst Wa nud oMo ( }
BB 8 Sia } yesterday
Oats wcro ciuiet , with only n moderate
spcculativo business done , prices averaging
UMrather \ firm , partly in line with the strength
B elsewhere Iho trade centered in May ,
HBV which sold up a small fraction to 2ty4@ilv ,
b with soma inquiry noted for Jumi.iry at
M WXc The receipts slightly exceeded the
B cstfinato and withdrawals for shipment wcro
MU . fair , uggrepatlng 70,52 * bushels But few
m cars were offered to go to store , with No 2
UMabout \ steady at 20c paid Most of the sates
SB of cash lots were by satnplo
Provisions exhibited considerable ! strength
} Notwithstanding bogs were in largo bupply
• and materially lower , the product held its
own remnrkably well Prices averaged
easier , but the declines suffered were small
> under the circumstances Hutchinson
H was the largest individual seller ot
SB January pork and lard and the
HH cllquo holding pork rcnituucd tno truuo 01
its existence by supporting the November
BB future , which wns depressed by ono ot its
B old brokers Ucneral trading was some
what featureless and within moderate limits
mB It was also largely on local account , with
BBBJ January and May the loading futures Com
pared with yesterday the closings wore un-
BBBj changed for .lanunry lard and M y pork ,
BBBJ Si o lower for Jnnuury und May Bhort libs
BBBJ and'Muy lard , and IMc lower for November
flflj
H CHICAGO lilVIS STOCK
B CniCAno , Nov 2(5. ( [ Spoclal Telegram to
B Tun Uke ] Cattle The receipts wore al-
H vided at 8 , CO natives and 3,000Toxans and a
H few rangers Trade was slow and dull at
H best , with ubout everything outside ot best
H - soiling ir > @ ' . ! 5olower than at the close or last
B wcok--that is good , fat plain cattle , such as
K sold around about { 3,75ff-l.00 ( last week NaH -
H tlvo butchers stock , especially fut cows und
H heifers , ard In good demand and steady , com
V inon grades , moro particularly bulls ana can
H nlng stock , not soiling as high as last week
B XJcst crudes of Tcxuns uro lD@15o higher
H than last week Business in the stockcr and
H feeder liuu Is rather limited this
M week so far , with light little steers
H selling down to low water in ink
| Choice to extra beeves ? l.00So ( 15 ;
BBB medium to good steers 1,350 to 1,500 lbs ,
BflB t4.O0@l.4O ; 1 , 'JOO to 1,350 lbs J3.5UQ-1.15 ;
BBB 1150 to 1.SC0 lbs ! 3-00@3.S5. Stockers aad
BBB feeders , * f.60i. < i'2.SO ; enws , bulls and mixed ,
BBB ; tl.UUffl'J.TS : bulk , fl.80. Texas steers ,
BB ( I' . ' 'S S.OOi cows , $1.40@3.20. "We&torn
BBB rangcrR $3.iCm3.40. ( ;
BBBj UoQS There were all manner of estimates
BBBJ as to the number that arrived , running all
BBBJ the way from 45,0(10 ( to 55,000 , but towards
BBBJ the close the estimates sottlr-d down to
BBBJ about 50,000 , making about 54,000 on the
BBBJ market As may bo anticipated , thcro was
BBBJ o sudden downturn nt the opening of a
BBBJ strong 10c , reaching nbout 15a before the
BBBJ clobo uf llio day Prices in the northwestern
BBBJ division were low nil day , fair to good paok-
BBBj ers selling there al the opening at f3.G3@3.70
BBBJ and closed at W f.53.00 bid In the other
BBBJj divisions the oulk of packing sorts ranged
BBBJI between { 3 C5 and ( d.70. Shippers uiudo
BBBJI Bulootions of pnaio heavy at $ ; l.75@1.80 ! ,
BBBl largely (3.75 , and light hog operators went in
BBBJj at | 3.70 und { 3.75.
B FINANCIAL ! .
B New Vukk , Nov , JO | Spcclal Telegram to
H Tub Uce | Stocks The bouynnt feeling iu
H stocks at the close j cstcrday caused a fairly
H good opening today The transactions of
1 the forenoon brought uo inntcrlul chungo in
H tbo list , although tlioro was fair strength in
H a few specialties , ono or two Qraugor ltuos
H and moro thun a coricsponding amount of
B weakness in Atchison , Union Pacific and a
B few others The best banking authorities
BBJ1 now glvo it that the outlook for money is
much moro favorable The street Is growing
BBl in the bcllof that strong parties nro taking
BBl stocks on boar raids , for which at the pres-
BBJ ent they favor , aud that the bull campaign
BBjl will bo long and stiong when the time
BBjJ comes Loudon began this morning
BBB by taking St , Paul , Union Pacific ,
BBjl Lulto Kboro und a few others On the whole
BBB It was dull for the general list , with the cx <
BBB ceptlon of St Paul , Now England , Atchison
BBB aud Ontario & Western , and while the ten
HBH deucy was to udvauco In early trading the
BBBJ slight improvement then niado was alter
BBH ward gcnerallv lost , Pirot prices wcro but
BBB slightly changed from those of last night ami
BBB subsequent lluctuatlons were on a lunitod
BBB scale , the only muriied downward move
BBB meat being ? per cent In Sugar , whllu Ten
BBB iiossco Coal was a strong feature , rising
BBB from 7S < to bO , Toward the close of the
BBB hour u bettor tnuo prevailed In tbo market
BBB and New Knpland and Wisconsin Central
BBB led in a fractional upward movement , which
BBB placed prices generally ubovo the opening ,
BBB The hour to 13 o'clock developed weak
BBB ness In Atchison , which wont oft to 33.V ,
BBB weakness m Union Pacific , which yielded to
BBB t * ' > 3li strength in Now Knglaud , which moved
BBB up to15 , aud a better feeling in Sugar
BBB Trusts , which recovered to 70 , ' / , Missouri
BBB Paolfio was weak and off to i7)i , und Hock
BBB Island firmer and up to W } ( . As on Monday ,
BBaMBtWBBBBBaMBI
the lowest paint touched for the day in
stocks was afar midday , with n mild upturn -
turn before the clotc Atchison went off to
XI and closed nt 33 tf St I'mil sold off to 71
and oloscd but . ' • , per cent hotter St Louis
&Snn Francisco yieldol still turthor and
Missouri Pacific went oft to 09 mid closed at
C9J . Now Hnglaml was remarkably strong ,
going up to 4Ri , or over 3 points gain for the
day Tcnncssco Coal climbed to 81J jf , over 3
points hlghor for the day Trusts were well
sustained at tbo close , with Chicago } { vcr
cent hlghor ntr,5 > f , mid Sugar \ { up to X\i \ % .
The total sales were but 'JO-i.OOO shares
13u > ors nro Inclined to wait until the holiday
Is over
The following were the cloMng quotations
t ) . R.4s regular , 1J7 Northern ' lnclnc 32' ,
tfS 4scoupom „ l7 doproforred . . , , , , 7fi
t.fi.4'5sre ! iiur .Wi O. ic n.V 1I1 <
U.B.44 ! coupons .tdMU doproforred HI
PaclitctHot' ) ' , . . . .IKMi.V.yXVntral ll > ' $
Ontral tsclne . . 3y IMJ..1K , , M > i
riilcago.tAlton . . .1)0 ) lloclclsland "i
Chtcsizo.llurltnKton ti M. A St.11 . . .71
& ' 3ulncv KKJ'i ' . . . . . . .
lUac\v m < Sul'aul.vomshs , . .H'l
lllinolsCentrat II7'1 itoprstorrea . . . . . W.i
1..H. & W. ( flJi tt.Uon I'ACltlo I9' ,4
Knnsascl lotas . . , 10V..Ht. . U & V. 1 fl > i
l.sko Sliors 10 ? > i dopratorr d. . > < illY
Michigan Coat rat , 9 1 Western Union , . . . MS !
Missouri 1'aclttc . . . 09i !
Mosnr IJasy at 4@3 percent last loan
at 4 per cent
Pkimb .Mehcixtu.e Paveh t\ \ ' < $ } i Per
cent
STr.nt.tNa I2\ciu\on Quiet and steody ;
sixty-day bills , 14 SJJf ; demand , $ t/3.
MliiliiU btooKs
New York , Nov 20 fSueclal Telegram
to Tun Heb.I The follj.vlni arj the min
ing stock tpiotat ions : >
Alice , . . . , .110 Iron Kllrer 200
Caledonia 11.11. . . IHO Mexican .1 * )
Con Cat & \n. . . .58714 Mt Diablo 2
Iemh\ooilT. IVI North Hello Isle..Ml
iittlto : 101 Ontario 3IVJ
Mould A.Curry ISO ( iphlr -1 * )
llomcstaEo fliO Ucctdeiltal 10"
Horn Sliver SM bterra Nevada . „ .SW
IIhiiiI Ollrrlnus
Wasiiixotok , Nov 20 [ Special Telegram
lo Tun I3r.i : . | llonds offered : 112,100 at
* 1.27 ; ? 5,000 at JlOoJf
I'ltOlltlOli ! aiAUUKC- ? .
CuiCAdo Nov 20. liln p. m. close
wheat Higher ; December , 79Koj May ,
84X0.
Corn Firmer ; December , 3l * o ; May ,
33 c
O.iti Firm ; Uccombor , 2H ? o ; May , 22 c.
Ityo November , 4jc.
Unrlov Nnvombor , 53a
Prlmo Timothy $1.21.
Flax-Cash , I1.3JK ; May , $1.45&
Whisky $1,02/
Pork Firm ; December , $9.12 ; Janu
ary , J9.B0.
Lard Stondv : Decern bor , to.85@5.87 > i ;
January | 5.87)f.
Flour Unchanged ; winter wheat , $2.00 ®
4.83 ; spring wheat , W R5@4.90 ; rye , $2 60 ®
2.b3 ; buckwheat , $1.75i 25
Provisions Shoulders , f 4 37J4Q4 50 ; short
clonr , f3.23@3 37 > f ; short ribs , * q.50 for No
vember
llutter Unchungcd : creamery , 18@23o ;
dairy 14@22c.
Hides Unchanged ; light groan salted , 0c ;
dry culf , 5(3lio ( ; deacons , 0.10I1 , 20c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No I solid packed ,
4c ; No a , 3 @JKo ; cake , 4 , c.
Olieeso Euslor ; full cream Cheddars ,
0@14c ; flats , Wtffi } < o ; Young Americas
Kggs Firm ; fresh , 22@23o.
ltOLOlpts Shipints
Flour 17.000 27,000
Wheat 105,000 K42.000
Corn )1.000 187,000
Oats 153.000 110.000
Now York Nov 20. Wheat Ilccelpts ,
813,800 ; exports , 8,200 ; spntuull but hlghor ;
No 2 rod , 83Ji@S4c iu elevator ; 85 > < @ 85c
alioat ; ungruded red , 71@S3J4'c ; options
higher ; No 2 red , November closing at
IC
Com Itocolpts , 237,830 bushels ; exports ,
18,100 bushels ; spot steady ; No 2 , 41Jf@
42c lu elevator , 42j. @ 42c afloat ; ungraded
mixed , 40@43c ; options dull , llrm ; Novem
ber , 41 , ' c.
Oats Ilccoipts , 130.100 bushels ; exports ,
1,500 bushels ; spot firmer ; options lirmor ;
November , 23J'cspotNo. 3 white , 30K@Hc ;
mixed western , 27@29Ko : white , 30@ 5c.
Cofloo Options closed steady nt 10
points-up. Sales ! 58,250 Dags ; December ,
15.85 ; spot Rio , llrm ; fair cargooa , $19.73.
Sugar Raw llrm ; rellnod active and llrm
Petroleum Steady ; United closed ut $1.00
for December
Eggs Firm ; western , 20 20Kc.
Pork Strong : inspected mess , $11.23 ®
11.50.
Lard Steadlor ; western steam , $0 35 ;
closing ut { 0.30@0.85.
llnttor Firm ; Klgln , 27c ; wcstcrnldalry ,
'J@18o ; creameiy , 13(2,23) ( o.
Checso Unsottiod ; western , yi < fiilQe
. Mliineiipolm , Nov 20. Samulo wlicat
Firmer ; iccelpls , 503 cars ; shipments , 155
cars Closing : No 1 hard , November , 77V , o ;
May , Sljj'c ; on track , 78@73 > fo ; No 1
northern , November , 75c ; on track , 70Jfc ;
No 2 northern , November , 72j ; on track ,
72072 0.
Mtlwniilcoc , Nov 20. Wheat Pirm ;
cash , 72J o ; May , 78 0.
Corn Dull ; No 3 , y9)if@30c. )
Oats-Quiet ; No siwhlto 22Kc
ltyo Quiet : No 1 , Uil5i.
Uarloy Quiet ; No 2 , 4Jfe ,
Provisions-Easy ; pork , U.42i. !
St liouis Nov 20. Wneat Hlghor ;
cash , 77J c ; May , 83 > t 'c
Corn Higher ; cash , 30c ; May , M ( _ 3 tfo
Oats HlBher ; cash , 20c ; May , 22o.
Pork $10.23.
Lard Dull at $5.30.
Whisky Steady ut $1.03.
Uuttor Eusy ; creamery , 20@21u ; dairy ,
15@20e.
Ijivoi'ixioI , Nov 20 , Wheat Quiet :
holders offer moderately ; rod western spring ,
7s2dper cental
Corn Firm ; demand poor
Cincinnati , Nov 20. Wheat Strong ;
No 3 rod , 7Sc.
Corn Firm ; No 3 mixed 83c.
Oats Dull ; No 2. mixed , 221.50.
WhiBky-Jl.UJ.
iitVK srooic
Ulilonco , Nov 20. The Drovers Journal
reports us follows :
Cattle -Kiscuipts , 14.003 ; market dull ; 10 ®
15o lower ; toeves,4I.OJ5.15 ) ; steers , $ J.9J ®
4.40 ; stockers und feeders , $ l.b0@2S0 ;
Texas cattle , S1.402.50 ; western rangers ,
$2.75@3.40.
> iogs Receipts , 45,00 ; market lower ;
mixed , $3.50fl3 b0 ; heavy $3,50(33.80 ( ; light ,
$3.55@3.S0 ; skips , $3 00.340.
Sheep ltccoiits | , 9,000 ; market stoidy ;
natives , $3 0ilCu.r.bO ; wostcrns , $ a.6U@4,25 ;
Texans , $ J.OOI,00 ; lambs , $4 50(35.70. (
Niulonnl ntnek Yards , I lint St
Ijouis , Nov , 20. Cattle Kecoipts , 4,500 ;
market weak ; fair to fancy natlvo steers ,
$3lb@4.60 : ; stockers and feeders , $1.003.)5. )
Hogs Kecoipts , SOOs shlpuionts , 5U0 ;
market Sewer ; heavy , $3 C53,75 ; packing ,
$3 503.05 ; light , I3.45(2J.00. (
Kmisa-4 City , Nov , 20. Cattle Uooslpts ,
8,900 ; shipments , 1,300 ; market lower ;
cows $1,40(32.33 ( ; stockers and fcoders , $2.30
@ 3.00.
Hogs Receipts , 12,300 ; shipments none ;
market , tower ; light , { J.05' ? 3,75 ; heavy uud
mixed , $3.57QJ.07 .
Kiiinx City , Nov , , 20. Cattle Receipts
720 ; shipments , 173 ; market steady and un-
chnngcu ; cows , $1,002 05 ; steers and food
crs , { I 503 90 ; veal calves , $ i.00@3.15.
Hogs Uocelpts , 0,00Jj market lower ;
light , $ . 52kCu3fi0j heavy , $ J.453.00 ;
mixed , $3.82 03.b7K.
OMAHA LIVE SCOOIC
Cut tie
Tuesday , Nov , 20.
There was not much change In today's
mnrliot on any kind of cattle , values remain
ing ubout steady at yesterdays quotations
Dcslrauio beeves were in good demand and
anything that the buyers wanted sold
readily , but when it cniuo to the coarse and
unripe cattle It was hard work even to got a
bid , toe ay nothing about selling There were
a few caltio good enough to bring $4.00 , but
there was nothing choice in the yards The
bulk of the natives sold at $3 00J.53. There
were qulo ( a good many stockers and feed
crs in the yards , and with the domaud fair
tbo sains wcro quite largo The cattle were
mostly natives and a good many of them little
tlo northern stockers , Natives brought
$2.653.00 and westerns $2.00. Caws did not
show any decided chaugo In prices , natives
soiling at $1.25iii2.Go , The break In the market
last week Isovldcntlykceplngsomoof the un
finished cattle at homo , still what cattle there
were hero could hardly bo classed as any
thing moro than fair Thcro were no west
erns to speak of and the supply consisted ot
natlvos almost entirely
Hoizm
Today's trodln < r in hogs took a downward
turn of 100 , but was fairly nctlvo at the decline -
cline and the offerings wcro nil disposed nf
A few light mixed and medium weight hogs
sold at $3 GO , nnd.11 good load of butcher
weights nt $102K , but the packers sot out
offering $ .150 ® J 55. Sellers wcro generally
looking for a lower market today , but they
wcro hardly prepared toXako off that much ,
and a good many held on , malting the trndo
slower than it would otherwise have been
Sliccp
The receipt * of sheep were liberal nnd
the market strong with 11 good demand
Itcuclptx
Cattle 1,400
Hogs 0.5J0
Sheep SSS
Prevailing Price * .
The following is a table ot prices paid In
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned !
Prlmo steers , 1300 to 1030 lbs.$1.10 @ 4 00
Hood steers , 1230 to H39 lbs . . 'I 00 0B4.10
Clood steers , 11)50 ) to 13X ) lbs . . 3 2 > W4.U0
Common 1000 to 1150 lb steers 8 0J ( 3 23 ,
Western steers ' . 2.40 ( $ ti5 :
Common ennuors , , . , , . 1.00 Ml.iVJ
Ordinary to fair cows . . . . . . . 1,50 ® 1 M )
Pair to good cows 1.S0 ® 2.00
Good to cholco cows * 2.00 C'tJ.50
Choice to fancy corn-fod cows 2.50 ® J 00
Fair to good bulls l.iij © 2.10
Light stockers and feeders : . . 2.00 @ 1 00
Feeders , 930to 1100 lbs 220 ® 310
Fair to cholco light hogs . . . . . 8 55 ( < 43.lU > f
Fair to clioico heavy hogs 3 50 ® 3 55
Fntr to cholco mixed hogs 3 53 W.1.53
Common to rough hogs 3 23 ( 3.40
lloprcsontativo a ilai
STnEIIS
No Av Pr No Av Pr
8 1200 2 50 1(1 ( 1053 325
20 1051 3 00 1 1130 3 23
S 1070 3 00 20 111)3,3 ) 35
CO 900 8 00 20 1251 3 40
0 110J 3 00 l , . . . . . .t010 8 40
23 12i7 8 00 41 1204 3 43
23 1247 3 10 50 1203 3 53
15 1197 3 15 10 1243 3 55
23 9S0 fl 17l 4S 1250 3 53
24 997 8 17 } SO 1433 3 95
IB llll 3 20 2J U09 4 00
CO 1103 3 20
cows
1 feOI 123 19 1058 2 12K
1 9.130 ) 3 llbO 2 15
1 1140 100 20 1197 2 15
t 1150 175 3 1017 2 15
21 0a0 175 4 0J3 2 13
10 910 180 20 943 2 15
0 1007 1 bO t 7S0 2 15
8 017 190 19 1012 2 15
18 1149 190 20 1137 2 15
39 1128 190 23 1073 2 15
21 S0J 195 2J 1017 2 33
15 1029 195 5 1010 2 40
22 760 2 05 10 1120 a I'm
22 1197 2 10
10HULLS.
HULLS
1 ? 1470 125 1 1700 1 S5
20 1272 155 1 > 1S40 193
4 1453 105 1 lUiO 3 00
1 1430 175
FEEDZUS
33 991 2 53 0 1013 3 00
18 . .1197 2 55 IU 900 3 0J
87 . .1153 2 53
CALVES
3 237 2 23 1 180 4 00
STAOS
1 1230 3 00 1 1400 3 00
COWS AND HULLS
22 1103 180
WltSTEIlX CATrLE
Owner and No Av Pr
51 feeders 1103 $3 00
nous
No Av , Sk Pr No A v. Sk P- .
5..340 120 $3 35 03..290 280 $1 52
5..844 3 40 7U..20J 240 3 55
57..278 300 3 40 57..315 80 3 55
4..202 3 45 59..274 240 3 5 >
10..2S8 3 45 02. . . 293 240 3 53
4..337 3 45 01 . . .309 200 8 55
19. . . .878 120 3 43 7(1..2.14 ( 120 3 55
5..330 3 50 53..311 40 3 53
51 . . .314 120 3 43 50..ZM 40 8 55
CO..299 10'J 3 50 59..3)0 ) 200 8 53
02 . . .273 200 3 50 58..t.80J ( 240 8 55
05..20S200 3 50 C0..JW0 3 53
57..301 320 3 50 50..82' . 80 3 53
73..272 100 8 50 (13..299 ( 123 3 63
53..272 100 3 50 51..331 1SJ 3 55
03..314 120 3 50 71. . . . 231 120 3 53
03..205 400 3 50 03..2 0 bO 3 55
02..2S9 320 8 50 50. . . 818 3 53
57..300 KM 3 50 G3..804 100 3 55
47..243 100 3 50 72..210 240 3 53
5t..3. 0 200 3 50 07..203 40 3 65
50..317 300 3 50 CO..243 320 3 55
07..210 80 3 50 01..29.1 120 8 55
00..272 120 3 50 03..279 200 3 55
07..278 100 3 50 03..299 120 3 55
02. . . . 293 200 3 50 44..3110 80 3 53
07..270 120 3 50 51..807 200 3 55
01..2S8 100 3 50 02..297 SO 3 55
04..323 40 3 50 C9..230 2S0 3 55
59..3(18 ( SSJ 3 50 08 . . .290 210 3 53
5S..2S9 SO 3 60 01..300 80 3 55
52..334 100 3 50 D9..253 100 3 55
64. . . 290 1C0 3 50 03..272 240 3 55
00..272 120 a B'ijtf 55..2S3 80 3 53
OS..237 120 3 52K 03 . . .293 SO 3 65
00..SCO SO 3 52j 63..303 3 65
04..274 SO 3 52Ji 59..310 120 8 55
65..330 40 3 52JtJ 0(1..275 ( 100 3 55
00..305 210 nra\i \ 04..30i 40 355
• 14..330 200 3 t/iy 48 . .307 100 3 55
53..301 210 3 52Jj 57.27 * 100 8 53
114..3J0 330 3 53 } 07..253 3 ( ,0 ,
01..291 200 3 Gii 74. . . . 'MS 80 3 00
6-1..320 80 il BJJtf 00. . . 214 3 CO
00..303 240 3 62 > 01..231 120 3 CO
CS..255 120 3 52W C8.,2a7 100 3 00
03.311 210 8 52Ji 00..331 SO 3 00
54 . . .833 2b0 II B'Jitf 53..250 SO 3 00
09..258 1L0 3 62K 73 . . .235 240 8 00
73..301 820 3 62M 5.1..27.1 12J 3 00
59. . . 273 120 3 63 } * 55..803 120 3 00
01 . . .293 20J 3 6JH 34..201 -3 OiVf
65..2S0 100 3 62 > s' 81..230 SO 3 G2 > $
siiLur
No Av Pr
130Utaliscornfod 117 $1 10
101 Utahs cornfed 115 4 10
liOUlalis corn fed U0 4 10
153 westerns cornfed , . v 118 4 10
DiHiKisition of lloj ; < .
Swlftfc Company 898
George H. Hammond & Company . . . . . . 015
Armour-Cudahy Packing company,2UbO
Omaha Packing company 3,129
DiHpnsliIon ol * Cattle
A'ho Armour-Cudnhv Packing Co 290
The Omaha Packing Co , 39
GcorgoH Hammond & Co 2.S5
Swift & Co 459
H. Decker , . . . . 0
Hamilton & Stcvpns i
Shippers and feeders , . , , 313
liHiHitinn | ( of Sheep "
aeorgoll Hammond & Co 179
Swift & Co , . ,180
A rmour-Cndahy Packing Co , , 135
Hoguo Packing Qo , . , . , * 77
i.lvo Mouk Noun
John M. Englen , representing Fairbanks ,
Morse & Company , the widely known nculo
men , was at the yards and inado a test of the
stockyards scales , and found them in good
shape und working accurately The stock
yards company employ an expert to test the
scales with United States weights every few
wcoks and shippers can feel certain that
stock Ij weighed correctly 'Tbo scales uro
so arranged that outsiders can see whether
the scalemastcr calls off the correct weight ,
and tbo buyer stands on ono side of tbo
wolghmunter and the commission man who
represents the owner on the other side , und
they watch the operation of weighing , so
thut an error would bo Impossible If olthor
party is dissatisfied the stock Is dm en back
and woiahod over again , or even driven to
some other scales Tbo stockyards company
has no Interest in tbo weight ot stock except
thut It bo weighed correctly , aad with such
precautions tlioro can be no chance for an
error If nn error was made they would beheld
hold responsible nud would pay for It with
out a protest
David Donnon of Denver , who represents
the stockyards company In Colorado was at
the yards The shipping of cattle from Colorado
rado is about over for this season , but a few
moro snipmonts are expected during the
next month , Tbo Omaha market stands
high with Colorado cattle men , and they uro
favoring It moro every year A heavy run
of stock from southern Utah is looked for
1 next vear , as the Denver & RIO Gran do and
the Denver & Rio Grjind Western railroads
are being changed to bro-Htl giiugo , which In
the past ha * sent the bulk of thooAttloin
the other direction to KnrMn * City Omaha
would have received a tjoVd many cattle
from Now Mexico , and several Urge herds
hnd been cathcred for shipment hero when }
the terrlblo storm of a tow weeks ngo broke I
over the country nnd dispersed the cattle I
It will bo tmposslblo tu collect them ngaln
this season I'horo are A few cattle being
gathered at Springer , N. M , which are to
comoherc The western add southwestern
roads nro beginning to appreciate the Im
portance of tno Omaha cattle trade , and nro
Using their rates so ns toinuct the require
ments ot these who wnnt W como bore
It Is estimated thnt rlghtafoundHaymond ,
Neb , fully 5.000 sheep are now being fed , ns
feeders sco moro money in sheep ut the
prcsont prlcoi thnn lu cattle Hogs are
plentiful ami healthy
Not many cattle are being fed around Olb-
bon , says E. II Cowlo , a * money has tieon
too high and cuttle too low for profit About
80,000 sheep are being fed within u radius of
flvo or six miles Farmeis have not raised
ns many hogs as usual on nccount of the
fear of cholera , and about all the tnarkctablo
hogs have been cleaned out
Among these who mnrkctcd hogs today
wcro the-following ; J , Dmorcnco , Council
llliifts ; J. W. "Stockcr , Logan , In ; F. C.
Adams , Logan , Ta ; Peterson Urothors ,
Crescent , la ; George Gelston , Washington ;
H. K Roberts Arlington ; Horton , Hrothcrs ,
Verdlgro ; Puckard L. , t O. company ,
Crfilgliton ; Farmers C. O. A. , Cedar llliifts ;
Schnefleld fe Longenecker , WnlnuJ , fa ; O.
M , Young , Berlin ; H. Rlx , Culhoun , In ;
Harris , t Uurtcllo , Hancock , la ; M. H.
Hugorty , Oakland , la ; S. E. Crouso , Car
son , ta ; J. H. llubc Easting , la : W. Os-
bom , Neoln , la ; M. D. Slovens & Company ,
Denison , In ; .1. It 13 , Woodblno , Iaf ; It
Hurkholdcr , Woodbine In ; E. S. Koutner ,
West Side , la ; II C Smith Curtis ; J , Jen-
Benson , Mindcn ; Jones Brothers , Hastings ;
II C. Coulter , Cowles ; II O. Urown , Fair
mount ; B. F Morris , Weston ; D. J. Nonl ,
Eiidlcott ; D. G , Robb Endicott ; W. H.
Tlckner , Beatrice ; W. II linker , Lorotto ;
J. 11. Barnes , Lorotto ; John Neb , Clarksou ;
A. I'ruesdoll , Charleston ; Wright & Allen ,
Sowatd ; Edford , Cliapin Si Company , Beaver
Crossing , J. J. Llghtbody , Genoa : William
Guhoke , Chicago ; Jouniugq , Walker &
Company , Davenport ; Nyc-Wilson-Mooro-
ihouso rompnny , Clearwntor ; Reno brothers ,
Oakdalo ; Crawford & Jones , Astor , In ;
E. A. Packard , Monlllo ; Grubo & Company ,
Manning.la , ; W. C. Swarts , Silver City ,
la ; John Adams , Duwsotivillo : L. Akin ,
Chuinda ; W. Harrington , Tckomnh ; John
Dorm , Harper ; II llimon , Snyder ;
D. A. Hole , Humphrey ; Nye
Wilson-Moorliouso company , Cre3ton ;
Fuller S. & P , , Lindsay ; A. F Steufcr ,
Dodge ; II Shinstock , West Point ; Huiloy
Brotheix , Wisiicr ; F. J. dole , Battle Creek ;
V. Cruo , Tilden : Howard & , Wilcox , Staf-
fmd ; M. 11. Huffimin , Neligh ; Miller &
Company , Bradshuw ; A. Mlltnor , Wtico ;
Gould & LaGrange , Wolbach ; J. L. Mo-
Donough & Company , Ordj Tobin Biothcrs
& Company , Ocining ; Mattheson & 12 , ,
lirnnd Island ; Isiac Dcardorf , Mcrna ; Hoke
& Dross , Mason ; Dryer & Shaw , Ravunna ;
J. U. Morgan , Tliudford ; J. M. Cox , Hamp
ton ; B. W. Black , Plattsmouth ,
The following hnd sheep on the market ;
David & Reynolds , Raymond ; Oilbora &
Wlnctte , Itnymond
Among these who had cattle on the mar
ket were tbo following : II F. Church ,
Pierce ; N. Gibson , Swedcnburg ; M. J.
1 Bluir , Mindcn , la ; J. It Satur , Lyons ; W.
11 , Errctt , ilarlan , Iu : A , F. Amcy , Under
wood , la ; S. E. Goodoll , Western ; E. G.
No'son ' , Vesta ; It Camp ! Beatrice ; Lydeck
& Dunlap , Craig ; J. W. Dtonnorman , Toka-
mab ; J , It i.uugford.Tokamnh ; JohuDorn ,
Hooper ; C. Bcrthbarth , Bceincr ; C.
E. GUdersleevo , Wlsner ; F. J. Halo ,
Battle Creek ; Gcorgo Welsh & Sou , Ris
ings ; E. Ilettigs , SholbyG ; ' D. Rtreotor ,
Raymond ; F. A. Alton , David City ; M.
Foley , Hastings ; A. McDonald , Dwight ;
Wright & Allen , Sowaid ; Crubo & Com
pany , Manilla , In ; H. Stnckor , Mnnilln , la ;
Parsons & West , Glen Ellen , In ; Cook &
Hamilton , Burlington Junction , Mo ; G. II
Farnsworth , Morsomun ; J , M. Cox , Hamp
ton ; A. J. Adams , Bradshaw ; Miller & Com
pany , Brndshaw ; F. Wilkinson , Broken
Bow ; Equitable F. & St Company , Litch-
lleld ; Howard & Wnllaco , Norlhborougb
OMAHA IVIIOLiJBAljIS MAItKETS
Prod hop , l'rult * , Ktc
Eaas Strictly fresh , 20o ; cold storaep ,
18o.
18o.Hides
Hides , Pni.TS , Taixow Eto1 Green
salted hides , 4Jio : No 2G. S. hides , 2JJC ; dry
flint Hides , Dc ; calf hides , 4J\f$4J ( o ; damaged
hIJes , 2o less ; sheep pelts , green , oaoh , 25c@
$1.00 tslircp pelts , dry , pnrlb , " UJc } ; tallow ,
No 1 , 3K .l c ; No 2 , 2 > @lc ; grease ,
white , 4@4 c ; yellow , 2J @ 3c.
Lemons Fancy , $5.50 ( < ( .7. r.O ; cholco , $4.50
@ 0 0O.
Chei.se Young Americas , full creum
12c ; factory twins ] ( < 12Kc ; off grades ,
7@Sc ; Van Itossen Edom , $11.53 per doz ; sap
saeo , 23c ; brick , 12 ! o ; llmburger , lie ; do
mestic Swiss , 13@Ue.
CitANliEituns Cupo Cod , SO.OO'qiO 00.
Ouancik'j Florida , per box , { .l.tnMS 50.
BucitwnniT Flour Per bbl , - S3 51) .
Apples Per bnl , common , $ l.23@1.50 ;
choice S3 003 50.
Lvitn riercps Roflned 5c % : pure leaf ,
CJc : kettle rendered 7c. Add ) ( to % u for
smaller quantlticH
Wool Fine , average , 23Hi'3.1j ( ( ; mod iu 111 ,
uvorago , 2122c ; quattei blood , average , 20
@ 2lc ; coarse , avcrngc , 1517c ; cotts and
rough , average , ll@10c.
Funs Beaver , cacn , $3.00@J.5i ) ; otter ,
each , . $3.00@7.03 : wolf , each , 00oS1.25 ;
coon , each , 25i5 ; mink , each , 15@00c :
muakrnt , fall , 10@llc ; skunk , r.it , 15@50e ;
badger , tat , 25S0c , door skius fall , per lb ,
lS627o.
Villi , Choice , medium size , 4 ® 5c ; cholc
heavy , 34c.
Livi : Piokoss Per doz , $1.5C ,
Game 1'r.ilrio chickens , 4.50 ; mallard
ducks , $3 00S3.50 : mixed ducks.s $1.53 ®
2.00 ; trail $1.251.50 ; Jack snipe , $1.00ft 1.23 ;
quuil , $ I.60@l.7o ; Jack rabbits , fi.00@l 50 ;
small rabbits , $1.00 51.30 ; siiulrrols , $1 00 ®
1.10 ; plover , 75c@$1.00 ; venison saddles , 11 ®
3u ; carcasses , 0@lllc.
BEANb Cholco handpicked navy , $1.73 ®
2.00 ; otiolco linnd-plckod medium , $1. ! 35 ®
1.80 ; choice handpicked country , $1.00 Q1.S0 ;
clean country , $1.501.00 ; inferior country ,
$1100@1.23.
SAUdAon Bolognu , 44 < ( o ; Frankfort 7c ;
tongue , 8c ; summer , lbc ; headcheese , Co
Pomvritv Chlchcna , per iloz , live , hpns
$3.25 ; spring , $2 503.75 ; dressed , per lb 9 ®
lie : turkeys , live , 810c ; dressed , ll12o ;
ducks , live , per doz , $3 503,00 ; dressed ,
per lb 9@Ilc ; goose , live , per do/3.009.00 ,
dressed per lb , 9lie.
Pias Feut Pickled , kits , 75o ; spiced
lilgs tongues , kits , $3.35 ; pickled tripe , kits
05o ; pickled II C. tripe , kits , S5c ; spiced
pigs hocks , kits , $1.15.
BuTTEit Creamery , fancy , 2325 ; cholco
20@21c. Dairy , fancv , 10lSc ; choice , 13
14 . ' Country , fancy , 1314o ; good to choice ,
1213c ; fair 10@Uu ; liilurlor , MiJa
Pickles Medium , purl bb$5.00 ; small ,
$0 00 ; gherkins , $7,00 ; Ci& D. chow chow ,
qts , $5b5 ; ptH , $3.40. 11 -
SnoitT3-$3 00@3.60. „ ! . .
Ovra-1415c , . , , ,
Cous 2223i\ /
Potatoes 2527o for chplce
Onions I050o for cholco
SAUEitKiuur , $160 ; h'f bbls $2,75.
CaLU'OUN ! I GlIAl'ES $1.60 ® 1.75.
Peuis 10 lb boxes , $ li753.25.
Bananas According to size , per bunch ,
$2.00u3.00. ( , b-
BurrEiiiNE Tubs , llotrolls , 15o.
Coco\NUT3 Per 100 , $5,00 ,
Ai-i'i.K HurTEit 0c , , , ,
Cineii-Bbls. $3.50 ; hf buls , $3.00.
Maple Sue \i 12 > f@jr > < s per lb ,
Farinaceous Goouaritlarloy , , 3@3 > c ;
farina , 4Kc ; peas , 3J4c ; oat meal , 24fat5o ;
raaccaroni , lie ; vernio | lli llo ; rice , 3 > f@
7c : sago uud tapiocaiU7o ; buckwheat ,
bbls , $3.50. \ , , ;
Salsoua lXC2Ko per lb
Starch 4Jisc per lb
Stove Polish $3.O0@5.87 per irross ,
Spices Whole , per lb Allspice , 9o ; Gas
slu , China , 9o ; cloves , Pcnang , 23c ; nut
megs , No 1 , 75o ; pepper 18Q19A
LVE-$1.75@1.50 per case
Nuts Almonds , 15yi7o ; Brazils , 10j ; fil
berts , He ; pecans , 10c ; walnuts , 12 } Jc ; pea
nut cocks , Bo ; rousted , Uc ; Tcnuosseo pea
nuts , 7o.
WutrriNO PAven Straw , per lb , ljf ®
"iioi rug , 2io : uianilla , U. StgO o ; No ,
1,8c
Hags Union Square , 33 per cent off list
Salt Dairy , 2s0 lbs In bbl , bulk , $3,10 ;
best grade , 00. 5s , $3 3(1 ( ; best grade , 100 , 8s ,
$3.40 ; best grade , 23 , 10s , 53 20 ; rock salt ,
crushed $ lb0 ; dairy salt , Ashton , 50-lbbaus ,
b5c ; liulk , 224-lb bags , $3.25 ; common , In
bbls , $1,23.
Groceries
PitovisioNS Hams , No 1 , lfllb nverago
10 < fo , 20 lo 2-3 lbs , 9lfo ; 12 to 14 lbs , lOJfc ;
shoulders , 5o ; breakfast uooou , No 1 , 8)fc ;
1 bam sausage , Uc ; dried beef hams , 8c ; beet
Ion uos , $0.(0 per dozen ; dry salt meats , 4' ( (
06Vo per lb ; ham roulette , 0 ifo ; ndd lo per
lb tor small lots
Com * Roasted Arbucklo's Arlosa
24Suj McLntighlin'sXXXX , 34 0' Gorman ,
3.ijo ; ; Dllwurth , 34o ; Ahiromn , 21'jc.
CorrKK Green Fancy old • golden Itlo ,
2.1c ; fancy old poaberry , 33cltio ( choice to
fancy , 22c i Itlo , prime , 31c ; Rio , good , 20c ;
Mocha , 29c ! Java , fancy Mandchlliig , 23o ;
Java , good Interior Mot African , 21c ,
Suiuns Cut lo r , octcut loaf , cubes , 840 ;
standard , powdered , 8)4r ) , XXXX , powdered ,
9c ; grnniilatod , standard , 7Ke , confeu-
tlonurs'A , 7 > fc ; whltecxtni C , tljo : extra
C , Nebraska , i > Xu ; ubor , 0 , 0 ; California ,
golden C , fl c
liEBFTosoUES Salt , bbls , $33.00.
Hit $3.000.0tl ; lowland , $2tKJ.OO. )
Cnop Feeii-SIO.OO IIUu
Hran-$3 OOCIS.50.
Fmt Salt Dried codfish , 4 @S ; sealed
horrlno , 2lopcr box ; hoi , herring , dom.,630 ;
tlnmbiirir , spiced l.crriiip$1.30 ; hoi herring ,
imp , SOc ; mackerel No t shore , $11.50 :
fancy mess , $13 50 per 103 lbs ; white fish ,
No 1 , $7.00 ; family , $3.73 ; trout , $5.23 ; tal-
mon , $3 50 ; anchovlos 83c.
OlLS-lCcroscno-P. . . tycW. \ . W. .
lPj'c : hcudlirht , 12c ; casoilno " , 74s , 12c ; lard
No 1 , 45. ; No 2 , 4lc ; salad oil , $1.259.0l (
per dozen
Canned Meats Corned beef , 1 lb square
cans , $1,20 : corned tioef , 3 lb square cans ,
$2.05 ; corned beef , 0 In square cms , $0.50 ;
corned beef , 14 lb squat0 cans , $14 00. Lunch
tongues 1 lb round cans , $3 Co ; lunch
tongues 2 lb rourul cans , $4.75. Brawn , 1 lb
square cans , $10 ; brawn , 3 lb square cans ,
$3.00 ; brawn , 0 lb square cans , $0 30 ; brawn ,
14 lb square cans , $14 00. Ox tongues , 1 } lb
round cans , $3.U0 ; ox tongues , 3 lb round
cans , $0.00 ; ox tongues , K lb round cans ,
$7.00 : ox tongues , 3 lu cans , $3.00. chipped
beef , 1 lb round cans , $3.00 ; chipped boot , 3
lb round cans , $4.00. ltoast beef , 1 lb round
cans , $1.20 ; roast beef , 3 lbround cans , $3 00.
Potted ham , } ( lb round cans , C5o ; netted
ham \i lb round cans $1.20. Deviled ham
U lb round cans , 03e ; deviled ham , > - lb
round cans , $1,20. Potted ox tongue , \ ( lb
round cans , 05u ; potted ox tongue , )4 ) lb
round cans , $1,20. Compressed bam , 1 lb
square cans , $1.75 ; compressed ham , 21b
square cans , $3.75. Tripe , 2 1b round cans ,
$1.S0. MliicedCollops,2 lb round cans $2.20.
Boneless pigs feet , 3 lb squnio cans , $3.23.
One pound cans uro packed two dozen and
four dozen to.tho case Two pound cans are
packed ono dozen nnd two dozen to case
Half pound cans packed two dozen to case
Quarter pound cans packed four dozen to
caBC All prices per dozen , net *
CanneuFiiu Brook trout , 31b , $2.40 ; sal
mon trout , 2 lb , $2 35 ; clnms , 1 lb , $1.25 ;
clams , 3 15. $2.10 ; clam chowder , 3 lb , 11.25 ;
deviled crabs 1 lb , $3.25 ; deviled crabs , 2 lb ,
$ ,160 ; codfish balls , 3 lb , 51.75 ; caviar , \ $ lb ,
42.23 ; cols , 1 lb , 5.1401 lobsters , 1 lb , $1.90 ;
lobsters , 2 II ) , 53.95 ; lobstuia , deviled , } lb ,
$3.25 ; mackerel , I lb $1.75 ; mackerel must
ard sauce , 8 lb , M.1U ; mackerel tomato
nnuce , 3 lb , $3 23 ; oysters 1 lb 93c ; oysters ,
2 ll > , $1.00 ; silinnn , C. R , , 1 lb , $2.00 ; salmon ,
C. It , 3 lb , $2.bO ; salmon , Alaska , 1 lb , $1.03 ;
salmon , Alaska , 3 lb , $2.03 ; shrimps , 1 lb ,
$3.03. ,
Candy 9Xfi22o per lb
CnocoiATii ano Cocoa 2l37o per lb ;
German chickory , red , 8c.
GiNacii Jamaica , } ( pints , $ J.O0 per doz
Mince Mevt 20 lb cans , 7Jc.
Honey Wo lb for choice
Pheseuves 9J < @ 10c per lb
Jellies ® > $ o per lb
Beeswax No 1,1010c
Diiiei ) Fruit Currants , now , Go ; prunes
cnsltBj 1,300 lbs , 4' c ; prunes , bbls or btgs ,
4X ; citron peel * , drums , 20 lbs , 22c ; lemon
pool , drums , 20 lbs , 17c ; fard dates , boxes , 12
lbs , 10c ; apricots , choice evaporated , 14o ;
apricots Jelly , cured , 25 lb boxes , 10c ; apri
cots , fancy , Mount Hamilton , 25 lb boxes , 10c ;
apricots , choice bags , 80 lbs , 14Kct apples ,
ovaporatcd , Alden , 60 lb ooxes , 8c ; apples ,
star , 8c ; apples , fancy , Alden , 5 lb , 10c ;
apples , fancy , Alden , 2 Id , 10 } c ; Salt Lake ,
OJ c ; blackberries , evaporated , 60 lb boxes ,
5 > $ C0Xo ; cherries , pitted , dry cured , 14c ;
pears , California fnncy , fs boxes , 25 lb , 12o ;
poaches , Cal No 1 , fancy , J s unp bacs , bO
lbs , 15c ; nectarines , red , 14c ; nectarines ,
silver , boxes , 15a ; pitted plums , Cal , 25 lb
boxes 8 > 4c ; raspberries , ovap N. Y. now ,
20o ; prunes , Cal , It C , 90-100 boxes 25 lbs ,
OJj'c ; prunes , Cal , RC , 00 70 , 9c ; orange peel ,
15c : raisins , California Londnns , crop 18S9 ,
$3.25 ; raisins , Cal , loose muscatels , crop 18S9 ,
$3.10 : Valenclas , 18S3 , 8j c ; Valencias , old ,
7c ; Cal , seodlcss sks , ij c.
Twines nnit Kone *
* Binders Twine Sisal , 13o ; ilfUf 14c ;
mnnilla , 15c.
Clotheslines Cotton , 50 ft , $1.20 ; cotton ,
00 ft , 81.40 ; jute , bO ft , 90j ; jute , CO ft , $1.00.
Cotton Twine Fine , 22c ; medium 20c ;
heavy hemp , 14c ; light hemp , 17c.
Sail Twine B. sail , 20c ; Calcutta , 14c ;
uianilla rope , 14a ; sisal rope , lljo ; now
process , 8 > jCj Jute , OJ c ; cotton lOo ; hide
opo 17c
Drugs nnd Chemicals
Acid Sulphuric , per carboy , 24'c ' ; citric ,
per pound , 51c : oxalic , per pound 14c ; tar
taric powdered , per pound , 42c ; carbolic , 87
® 44c
Alum Per pound , 2J c.
Ammonia Carbonate , per pound , HJ c.
Arrow hoot Per pound , Uic
IlALstM Copaiba , per pound , 03c ; tolu , 63
@ 55a
Borax Refined , per pound , llo
Calomel Am , per pound , b3c.
Castor Oil $1J3.
Cuiieh Bkiiuies $1.85.
C\N11IAHII > ES 75l.C5.
Cassk Buds Per pound , 18c.
Wax ' White , per pound , 3355c.
Oils Peppermint , $3.23 ; Lemon $1,75 :
Burgamont , $3 00 ; Winterpeen , $2.25.
CnLoiioroHM Per pound 84c.
Corrosive Suhlihate Per pound 89c.
Cream Tartar Pure , per pound , 80c
E.vniACT Loowood Bulk , per pound ,
12Kc
IillUOT 15o.
Gum An una 5I@$1,13.
Lycopodium 44u.
Glycerine Bulk , per pound , 22c
Gum Asafoetida , per pound , 14c ; cam
phor , per pound , 30c ; opium , per pound ,
$3.05.
Iodine Rcsublimato , per ounce , $3 83.
Leaves Buchu , short , per pound , 13o ;
Sonna , A lux , per pound , 254So.
Moiii'iiiA Sulph , per ouuco , $2.90.
Mehcury 74c.
Potass Bromide , per pound , 3So ; Iodide ,
per pound , tlbS
Quima Sulph , per ounce , 40c ,
Seeds Canary , per pound , 4Ja
Soaps Castile , mottled , per pound , S@10o ;
, astilc , white , per pound , 13@15o.
cSrmiTs Nitre Sweet , per pound , U , S.
42c.
Strychnia Crystals , $1.00@t. 15.
Sulph ClNcnoNt Per oz , 0 @ 14c.
Tapiooa Per pound , flo
Tonka Beans $ l,70@l,75.
ijiunbT nnd Biilliliiiu : material
Stock Boards A , 12 inch , s 1 s 14 and 10
feet , $40.00 ; IJ 12 Inch , s 1 s 12 , 14 nnd 10 foot ,
$11.00 ; C 12 inch , sis 12 , 14 and 10 feet ,
M01)0 ; D 12 inch , s 1 b 12 , 14 and 10 foot ,
$21.10 ; No 1 com 13 In , s 1 s 13 feet , SHOO ;
No 2 com 13 In s 1 s 11 and 10 feet , $17.50 ®
18.50 ; NO 1 coin 13 In , s 1 s 10,18 and 20 foot ,
$19.50 ; No , 2 com 12 in , s 1 b 14 and 10 feet ,
817.00.
Finishing Island 2d clear , V * Inch , s 2 8.
$49.00@51.00 ; lBt and 2d clear , lif and 3 inch ,
s 3 s , $47.00@50. < H ) ; 3d clear , l' ' ( Inch , a 3 s ,
$13 0040 HO ; B-feelcct , 1 ' .f , IJtf und 3 inch ,
3 s , $ .I7.00@3S.00 ; 1st and 2d clear I inch , s 3
h-15 00 ; 3d clear , 1 inch , 3 s , $30.00 ; A se
lect , 1 inch , s 2 b , { J.1.00 ; U select , 1 inch , s
b , $80.00.
SniNOLES , Lath Per M XX clear , $3 15 ;
extra * A * . $3 00 ; standard A , $2 00 ; 5 Inch
clear , $1.00@1.70 ; 0 Inch clear , $1.7n@l.b0 :
No 1 , $ l.lui.l5 ; clour red cedar , mixed
widths , from Washington territory , $8.40 ;
California red wood , dimension widths , $4.50 ;
cypressclear heart , dimension widths , $3.2.3 ;
laths , $3.60.
BoAitna No 1 com , sis , 13,14 and 10 ft ,
$19.00 ; No.2 , do , $10 60 ; No.3 , do $14 CO ; No
4 , do ( ships cull ) , $11.00. Add 60o per M ft
for rough
Battens , Well Tuning , Pickets O , O.
llatts , 2Kincb , OOc ; O. G. Butts , 2 > i@3 , us ,
85o3-liiwell ; tubing , D , & M. and bev
$33.10 ; pickets , D. & II , flat , $22.00 ; pick
ets , D , & H. , square , $10.00.
FLOOHINO 1st com 0 iu whlto pn.e | , $34.00 ;
2d com 0 in white pine , $31.00 ; Ud com 0 In
white pine , $20,00 ; D coin 0 111 white pine ,
$20.00 ; coin 4 and 0 In yellow piuo , $15 00 !
Star 4 in yellow plno , $17.00 ; 1st and 2d clear
yellow pine , 4 und 0 in , $19.00.
Ccili.no and Paktition 1st com } ( In
whlto pine purtltlon , $ .13.00 ; 2d coin Jf In
whlto plno partition , $3" .O0 ; clonr % in yel
low pine ceiling $30 00 ; clear fg in Norway ,
$11,50 ; 2d com fi m Norway , $12.50.
Line Host , bOc
Cement $1 SO
Plasteh $2.25.
Haih 30c .
BuiuilNcr BiucK Common , $0 007.5U per
M ; solcctcd , $7.5039.00 ; per M' sewer brlctf ,
$ 9.00(310.00 ( per M-
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SRROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Baseman ! First National Bank
305 SoulIi IUtli Slrt'Cl , - Onialm ;
COMMERCIAL
WMMki BAMK
Cnpltnl , - $400,000
Surplus , - 40,000
Odlccrs and Illnrtori K. M. Moricman , (1
M. Hitchcock , Ins ( IninotuJr , A. Henry , K
M. Anderson Wm , II , Maul , v pros ; I , . II Will
Kims , A. 1 * . Ilopktnipres ; A. Mlllaul , casnlcr ;
V. II Hrjaut , assistant cashier
NEBRASKA
National bank
U. S. DEPOSirOIJY , OilAHA , NEB
Cnjillal $100,001)
Surplus Inn 1st , 1SS ! > ,52,093
OFl'IOKKS AND DllttiOrOIlit
Hemiv W. V vtej , l'rajldont ,
Lewis S. Hei- . Vice 1'rosldonL
a. ll.Tou7ii.iy ,
W. V. Mouse
John h. colling ,
It Ul'SIIIMI ,
JN II l'VTiuric ,
W. II S. Iltimir-t , Cashier
THE IRON BANK
Cor 12th and Ifarnam SM
Afleneral UanUlng lluslm'ss Transacted
nnnnnl issued by states ,
Pri lflvl Countlos.Sf.itos ,
II11 IU i IA I Watornorlcs Cori I' .tc , Ttc
UUIlVWl BotiRht and Sold ,
Deal ill COVEU.SMKM IVN1)Vmt ) \ r * ANU
Sciuir ltecelvu Accounts and KMcud all the
1'aellltlM of a iloneral Cauklng llnslnesi
Coriespondonco Sollcltid
S. A. KEAN & GO , Bankers ,
KW Washli Eton Strcot Chlcngo , ills
116 llrouduny , Now Voi-k.
f8 M ffl W WANTED
| | 5M B Fj MX ISSUED BY CITIES ,
9 1 JU df ] SB COUNTIES , SCHOOL
tii ? H U Esy W DISTRICTS , WATER
Correspondence solicited COMPANIES , ETC
NW Harris Company
. . & , Dankers ,
I63-I0S Doofborn Street , CHICACO
70 StatoStreet BOSTON
jyAcT aOLD MEDAL , PAtUo , 1U7B.
W. BAK It & CO 'S
> sit ! S > ' J * abolutelu pure and
MifMv - ° Chemicals
| | I EVVU ft Are * iimtt the ttrtngtk cf Cocoa
ill & lira m'ieJ ' wi"1 Starch , Arrowroot or Suetr ,
I I
flrf W I I 11m ant * ' * tllCrt 0fC * r " , ort economical ,
Kf If lull toUln9 tet ' * * " cn $ ctntacup It ! •
mA If 1 ( tli tlcllcloui , nourlihlnR , itrfiiRthfiitnfr , El-
ira If I ill flu BIIV 1or-BTID'and , * < tniinbljr adapted
fl j I IliJaJ i "or ltiT > Hd < mcll pcrtopi Id health
< * HTUIU Sold bjrCrocerH CTiTnhcrc ,
W. BAKER & CO . Dorohester Mass
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jv CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PEMNYROYAL PILLS
% &M RCO CROSS DIAMOND BRAND
i Ci\l P np turfl anA tw ji rWlfcble , Ladles * t.m\
ftf I > rujreltforIMaraonrtUr nflinrcdmet iiIi
Jf bnici.aealedDUtitilueritiboa , Taknnoothen
rt PttiMr.dlpa ) Tur parUeuIan sot * 'JCell r tot
fr jMllcitntaUtttrbj return nail > m Au >
A CblcIiMterChem.Co JHa4boBHaHl'bHJw.l
OMAHA MANPFACTHBEBS
Boota and Shoos
KrRKnXDA.LL , JO\JS & CO ,
Sueccnors to HocJ , Joud .1 Co
Wholesale Mauiifaciurcro ofBot ] ; & Shoes
AuonU for llo.ion Rubber Slioo To ,110 } . 1101 and HOI
llarnoy Street , Omalin , Nfljrnln
Brewers
SlUIi'A A ILVlt ,
Lager Beer Brewers
1931 No-lli Lljliteentli Street , Oniiitni , .N"ebrisk
Cornlco
EAOLE GnnNlUhfn'bltKS ,
Manufacturers ofBalvanizeilron Cornice
Wlmlow-ciipsimJ metalda nkyllizlit . John Kpcniler ,
proprietor 1& nud lUhotiili ICtii itrvia
steam FIMJn BtJPurnpsjJEto '
drZiiiKs • EA3i7u.ifisa co .
Pumps , Pipes and Eiigims ,
Etenni , ws'or , rnllivny nnd minimi suppllc ! , etc
ViJVIiniu\ \ Curnaiu streetOmuha
u. s. wind r.voiVpump.co. / . ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
IlnUii'ay win I mills Old nnd ! > M Jones st , Omnhn
( J. 1' . JIosa , Arllnt { Mannscr ,
HliOWNVLL & CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery
bhot-lron vror < , sleam pump ) > luilla 131J-11J
J.ea\oiiworth lreel , OiiihIiu
Iron Works
PAXTOS A VIJUIUKU IllOX WOltlCS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Baling Work
KDglnc trust work , general Toun Irr , inacluno und
lilaiktiiullli noik Olllco nnd works U. V. ity
uud 11th ttroet , Uinabn
OMAHA Willi : A 1UON WOUKS ,
Mannfactnrcrs of Wire and Iron Railings
De k rail * , wlnilnw K\inn1 > , ( lower eland , nlrodgns ,
olc UlNorlU lotli alreal , Ouialia ,
OMAHA SAFU A 1JION WOHh'X ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Bnrglar Proof Safes
Vmilla , jail work , Iron abutters nnd fri encipea
0. Audrueu , prop r. Cor lltli and J net ton bit ,
goph Doora , Eto
m. a. Disnnoiv & ro „
Wliolceolo nimiurnelurort nf
Sail , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings
llrauch ollce , Klli.nnd Itnrd itreol * , Omaha , Neb
SOUTH OMAHA
„ . ,
VNWS STOOIC YAliD CO
Of South Omaha , Limited ,
MTIJ
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
.
1302 PARNAM STREET
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Oluli JOBBERS1 DIRECTORY .
J ARrlctiJttirnl Intplomonts M
i.ixixdr.11 MV.TCA I.V CO , H
Agricnlt'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriage !
nucule * , cle Wlioletale Omati , Nebra ka H
MOUX MirAWIiXASTOnnAliD CO H
M nuf cturfrn nil Jobbftiln H
Wagons Hikes Plows Etc
, Buggies , , , ,
Cor.Sih and 1'acllloMlopUOmaha. H
i 'j ' ' H
ArllatB' Mntorlnlo H
" 1. iiosrt : , Jr , j H
Artists ' Materials , Piaaos aud Organs , '
IM3 Dou ln mrofl.mah . Nebraalta H
Boota'nntl Shooo H
ir r. Moitsk A co , H
Johhsrs of Boots aud SliotK ,
UI.UH 1I0J1 .ukIi UrMt , Oraa'ia Minnfaelorr , H
Rumiiaaratrvel , Kostnn , H
' • " Hon
? on\ \ , Coke , eto H
JAMES lV T1IAT 'iiK/l COAh CO , M
Miners and Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
Ui.om3tU.8.Nnltoual Hank llulldln/ , Omaha H
OMAHA COAl , ' cokhrAJlMB CO , J A
Johhers of Hard a > ] d Soft Coal H
tW Soulli Ulh Mrcct , Qiualia NclTska T H
mTm&isKA ruEi ca , ' | M
Shippers of Coal and Cok }
illaoutli ISth alreel.Omnha , Netraika M
Comniilas ; I on nnd StoroRo , H
iiWDEUt a nTbir&Lt , , M
Storage and Ommissioii Merchants ,
Epccl&tttca Hiittt'r , eifRf , choeo poultrr , ffam . i |
1112 llowaulatnet , Omaha , Neb ' H
' ' H
Clgnr3. M
dean , Aiuhrhoxa a co , H
Wholesale Cigars
402North Cth StlootOmaha , Neb "IIdlo" H . l M
Dry Coorla nnd Notloiis 'WM '
M. H. iSilllll A CO , H
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods aud Notions :
11113nnd 1101 llouglaicor 11th jtroot , Omaha , Net ) . j U *
KILPAlllfcK KOCH DIIV GOODS CO , I H
Inprtcrs & Jokers In Dry Good : , Notions :
Gents'Furulshlnir ( iooli Cornir lltli and tllrn r H
• treuta , Uiuiha , Nttbrasia H
Furnlturo [ | H
DEWEY A bTOXE , H
Wholesale Dealers m Furniture \m \
Karnam streetOmaha , Nobrtaca j H
OHAItLES SHLVElitaJC , ' H
Furniture |
Omnbn , Nebratka j H
Crocorloa , i § Uu
McCORD , BItADY A CO , J fl
Wholesale Grocers i
13th and I/eavcnnerth ( tjet , Omaha 2tabrasta. It
i i 9
Hardware I
WJ BllOATCH , |
HeaYy Hardware , Iron and Steel f
Sprmga , wagon slock , hiriware lumbir , etc \K J
1311 Hiirner rei t , Omaha ,
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UIMEBAUair A TAYLOH '
Builders ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
Mechanics Tools and Iliirrnlu Fcnloi HOi Douglai
streetOmaha , Nib
i
tHHl SJL ! Il :
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lumlier , Etc
Imported and American Portland CotncnU Stat *
aitcnt forMllwnukeo Urdnu'lc Cciucut
and Quit ojt hlte Mnie
CIIAS li LEE ,
Dealer in Harflwocd Luraher . ; -
Wood carpels nnJ parquet noorus Utu and Djuglas 1 '
streeti , Omaha , Nebraska
OMAHA LUMUER CC , • I
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale { !
1EIU street and Union l'aolllo track , Omaha ; • - j
LOUIS iiradfoiid ' , \
Dealer in Lumher , Lath , Lime , Sash ;
Doors , etc , Ynrls Corner 7th and Ilouxau ORIct * j i
Corner lOih mid Douglas , . ,
FIXED , w. an AY , . i
Lunte , Lime , Cement , Etc , Etc - l ' t\ , \
Comer tth and DojkUis streit , Oinnha " '
, ;
C. X. DTETZ , A ,
Dealer in All Kinds of Lmnher , \ \
13th and Cnllfornla streets , Omaha , Nebraska , . ) -
Hlllllnory and notions ; I
I. OlWUVELDim A CO , s \
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Importers & Jonljers.in Millinery & Notions \ \
M3.3Wand211Sautiilltlislrect. / ' i
Hotlona J
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J. T. liOUINSON NOTION CO , | i
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods d\ \
list Harney street , Omaha ' , " , |
oila ' [ t | i
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , ' ' ; | J |
Wholesale Refined and Luhricating Oils I
Alio Grease , ete Omaha A. H. Bishop Manager " 3 Ij
CAnPENIEirPAPEIlCO , $ jl
Wholesale Paper Dealers |
Carrj anlioslockotnr'n'liiit ' , wrappliiK and wrltlnf Js jl
paper , hiioclal nttentlon given to curd paper X II ,
Sofea to * ? J |
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A. L. DEANE & CO . ' " I j |
Oincrul Auents for < 4 4
Halls ' Safes 11
821 mul 321 Eolith lOthbt Omaha , | SI
Toya Eto . . _ . f | |
H. HAHDY A CO , I
Jobbers of s3 if
Toys , Dolfe , Albums , Fancy Go32s , 1 |
House turnUhlng floods Clilldieu's Carriages 1201 M \ \
I nrnau strictOmahaNub m II
m. II
CHICAGO SHORT LINE I
ovthi : m j !
Chicago , Milwaukee & St Paul Ry ' f | [
The llest Itoulo from Onwilia aud Couucil ' 'm \
DIufTs to Jl .
= = THE EAST E- ij
TWO THA1N8 DAILY BRTWKKN OMAHA "IB
Chlcneo , AND Mlluftukce , f
Bt I'uul , Mfntieapolls , Cedar Rapids , Ju |
Itork lslanil , Fiecport , Itockforil , i3Hi
Clinton , Duliiuiue , Davenport , , all
Elglu , Maillsuu , June.Tllle , " 'BI
llelclt , Winona , f/t Crosse , MW\
Jj > dallotbfrtinportsnt points KastNorlh asln4 vHI
boutheust SII3I
roi throush tickets call on the ilsket siieat t UOi SsWI
ramaw street , lu iiarkcr Uloos , or at Uulo I'ociHi i3Wl
Popot , S'bVI
I'ullmsa Sleepsrs and tut , finest Dining Tars lo tbt 'JwHh
world are run on the mainline ot the CblcaKU , Mil SIR
wausee 4 bit I'uul Itallwar , and e ucf attention Is 7JJ I
paid lo patseuictrs oy courteous sujjIojss oi the Wn J
It illl.l.KU aenersl Manager . i W
jrTI 'CKHK , AsilstinKleneral Mauak'er , % J
A. V It CAItPKNiKlt , ( Jeueral I'astsnvtl Bt f 1
Ticket Aecnt A 1
OKO E IIKUtOan AiilitseUleosrsirausogU 1 m
n > i Ticket Agent . „ . . - . 11
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