I • THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 18. 1889. 3 [ H
I. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS
fl | Wheat Opens a Llttlo Stronger , but
H Soon Dcollnoo
H BUT LITTLE VARIATION IN CORN
B Onts Hlion Mnrked Jiillne I'rovl-
B ilorm liattj > llnnillc Cnttlo Quiet
HI nml I'riccH UnolimiKcit Hob *
Hb I'rnctlcnlly nt n Standstill
B cihcauo produce : maukbts ,
B Cnicxno , Ioo 17. [ Spoclitf Tolcgrara to
Bff Tub UKn.J Wheat made a llttlo show of
HV stronKth tins morning and the prlco of May
Hff ran up fromS2Vo nt tno opening to 82c Tills
HI Binull advnnco was the fclgnal for a ronuwal
of spcculattvo oftorlngs on a largo scale by
Kb the bear party The market yielded to the
Hb | pressure , declining ? c Only a moderate
Hff business was donaon the advaneo , but trans
Hft actions were very llboral on the buck track ,
HV especially around S2 , ' o and b2c Tlio 6'Jo '
Kb limit was reached about 10:3J : , but It was nl-
Hb most Impossible to till orders at that figure
HI An hour or so later 82o was touched otico
mora and tlio market durtnu tno last half
Kb hour was heavy ut prices very close to the
KV bottom Several local operators bought
Kf freely early In the day on strong cables ,
KB Ocerbohin quoting Cc advance In cargoes of
KB California wltcatand reporting a signal firm
KK ncss in the continental markets The mar
V kut was HUbJoutcd to a heavy prcssuro
KH toward the lastand May went to 8I2 cc1osIiik
KH at tHJifQcMc Ueeomber was dull , opening ut
KK 77o , ranging nt77j < ® * Uri closing at the lnsldo
KB Junuary oponcdal , 77Jfo and sold off to Tlc ,
KB which was the linnl quotation 1 lie closing
KB prices show a net shrinkngo of } idt > } c 'J ho
KB donicstio movomcat tables do not produce
BB1 anything sensational In the northwest re-
BBi ceipts contluuo to taper olT , though some
BB ! what slowly The tenor of advices from
BBj that section is getting decidedly bullish
BH Farmers 'in Dakota and Minnesota liuvoun-
BB questionably sold oft their wheat closer than
BB bas been generally supposed , in soma quur-
BB tur3 being compelled by necessity to do so
BB and in others having been carried off their
BB fecl by the mammoth proportions of the
BB ; inovomont The country markets in the
BB northwest are relatively quite as strnug as
BB nnywheru else lu the country Just now
BH Chicago is the center of the weakness Tim
BB ) spcculattvo sentiment leans to the selling
BB ) Bide of the market This Is the hcadquur-
BBj tors ot n powerful and aggre3sivo bear p.irty
BB ] nQd the operations of the leaders are con
BB ] ducted with a degree of dash and conildcnco
BBj that attracts a largo and lnlluentiul following
BBI ' • 'bo hcavywoights go on the theory that the
BBi only time to buy wheat Is after It lias been
BB | olil and there is a proflt in sight Some
BBf times they vary the monotony of the tire
BBI grammo by buying in their whent at a loss ,
BH but they are scomlngly in slight fear of that
BBL rort of thing now " Whcnovor the market
BBm R0t3 unitllcy K ° at " batnmer and tonga
BBI 'Ihuslt happens that when the conditions
BBb 1oo1c In03t favorable the market Is likely to
BBI Rot smashed in the face The foreign news
BBB today ts bullish enough to have caused an
BBB advunco ordinarily , and largo purchases were
BBM made in expectation of a permanent and
BBft healthful rally A pleco of news that was
BBM chewed over a good deal was the last olUcial
BBM estmiato of the English crop of wheat at
BBI 73,000.000 Duchcls , which Is loss than provi-
BBJ ously accepted estimates , but 4,000.000 bush
BB1 o'8 ' moro than Sir John Lawcs' estimate
BBJ Tll ° enormous rocclots of com at SULouls ,
BBI amounting to 407,000 bushels today , making
BBf 1,000,000 bushels in two ' days , guvo shorts
BBf inoro courage to stay 'by outstanding con
BBf tracts and oven to moderately Increase thorn
BBf 'J ho continued wet weather which was ro-
BB | licdupou to hold the marliot ut least for
BB | this months delivery failed m its desired
BBI efl uct uftor the first half hours trading had
BB passed without bringing in any heavy shorts ,
BBI and under the free offerings of cash and the
ljBOlhugot December by a leading operator
BBf there was a decliuo of J.jC In the future
BBI named and cash offerings were disposed of
BBf at mainly a reduction December opened at
BBi 8 'f ' ° > aold sparingly at ! ! c , declined to and
BBf closed at 32 0. May aoclincd from 33J ( ir )
BBf 33J/0 near the opening to 33c later There
BBI was a K00(1 demand at the last named figure ,
BBJ which urovented a further decline The es-
BB | tluiatcs for tomorrow are 220 curs Out of
BBf 805 received today 44 cars were of contract
BBf grndo The foreign marketsnroilrm and ex-
BBf llorl clearances llboral The caslor feeling
BBf in the wheat market contributed somosym-
BBf pathetic weakness to the corn speculators
BBI Forclgu advices were encouraging to hold
BB | cra anu" export clearances were llboral ,
BBM In tno rcRu'ur ' market for oats a marked
MMMB dullness prevailed , with few outsldo trading
MMMMM orders nnd llttlo desire on the part of local
> operators to do aught but a light scalping
trade The feeling was barely steady , as
MMMMMB 'll-v f ° ' 1' ' ani' ' was ° ' ; rcrcd at " ? i < or at the
MMMMMI recent lnsldo figure The receipts were
MMMMM ) fairly liberal and there were no reported
MMMMM withdrawals from store The Interest
MMMMM 'n ' sollcr months was entlroly absent nnd
MMMMM No 2 oats In store were nomlnully IMJ c.
MMMB AVlitto oats for future dellvory were scarcely
MMMM1
BBM Provision traders found their market an
BBf oa9y ono t0 bandlo There was no unusual
BB Btlr m n"y hranch of it , and on both cash
BBf enl | speculntlva accounts the business trans
BBM acted made a poor showing The days
BBM movement all around was under an average ,
BBM J'ct ll' ' ° markct met with a fair support
BB tinder the circumstance , the feeling
Bm being Influenced doubtless by tlio rccoiots
Bb of bous falling umlor expectations
BM Compared with yesterday the closings were
BBb unchanged for pork and January shortrlbs ,
BBV "H ° blgher for December and May short
BBI r'bs < and 2 } o lower far lard For cash do-
BBf livery lnrd sold at 15.85@5.00 , Id-lb grcan
BM hams at $7.20 , Now York green shoulders
BM averaging U lbs at in and boxed short clear
BM at Co Sweet pickled hams of 14 lbs average
BM brought 8o for January dollvory The cash
lard taken amounted to 1,7. ' > 0 lbs The llttlo
MMMB spcculattvo Interest developed was confined
to January and May The now trading in
B fact was mainly lu May , which sold at
BBB $0.0 30.00 for pork , td 0. ! > @ 0.07 > 4-chieny
BB ° " sjilit for lnrd , and $4.00 ( < j4.02 > 4 for short
BBB r'lja- ' Pork for May closed at tiMtf , lira at
B W.02iOH.05 } { and short ribs ot tl.02 > . The
BBBi llnal quotations for January stood at $9.25
BBK | for > orl < * ' - ' • 87.j(35.yo ; ( for lard and $4.70 for
BB short ribs December product quiet
B CIUUAGO IjIVIS STOCK
BBB CniOAao , Dee 17 , [ Spoolal Telegram to
BBB Tub Ubs.1 Cattle Trade was quiet with
BBB llttlo or no change In prices as ooinparod
B with yesterday or the close ot last week
B I'rlmo fat cattle were scarce , yet It scorned
| a sufllclcnt number for Tuesday , which , as Is
H well known , Is on off day to trade The
H weather was warm for December , wet and
1 murky , making the handling of fresh meat
1 without summer appliances extremely unsafe
1 There were but few Texans among the early
MMMB arrivals , scarcely a sufllciont number to
• make a maruct Natlvo butcliora stock sold
M R shudo stronger , osjioclally prlmo
oows and heifers Stoelcers and
PB B feodcrs wore rather scarce , with sellers
B rather disposed to move prices up a
M notch or two Choice to extra beeves
b sold at $4.004.05 ; medium to good steers ,
V 1350 to l.VX ) lbs , $3.5(3)I.S0 ( ) ; 1200 to 1330 lbs
B H.O0@3.Wi 050 to 1200 lbs , $2.70(33.60 ( ;
H nocliors aud feeders , $3.00(33.00 ( ; cows ,
B bulls and mixed , $1.00 ( t2.05 ; bulk , $2.V0a)2.0O. (
H steers , $ j.23$2.b0 ; cows , $1.50@2.10.
l lloos i'rlcos nnderwent little or no
B change us compared with yesterday , the
H bulk selling within a rauga of $3.00 to $3.03
B for packers , ( shippers and asserted light A
BB B ] few rough and common sold as low us $3.CO
B H \ ° , n-i 65 "lul a few , a"Wi beavy ut $3.65 to
BHB kinanqiaH
H' New Voiik Doc 17 | Spoolal Telegram to
_ Tnit ltBK.I Stocks It was no surprise to
B the trade that the stock market opened very
BHB du" tllls mornlnK' 'ino approach of the hoi
BBB Idays puts anything more than a routine
BBB market out of questiou llonry Clews fools
BBB bearish because ot the weather auQ advises
BBB caution while comparatively close money ox-
PBB 1u' * V > White gives bulls no onoourago-
PBB Uinut Nat Jones Is still out of the market ,
PBB unJ Cammack has oeasod active opera
BBB tlous With tie o condltlous no broad or de-
BBBJ clslvo market can bo expected The rote
BBBJ cuttlug in the west , present and prospective ,
BBBJ threateus to make a bad opeulug for the uew
year when the bulls hnvo boon promised so
much The markct today opened with activ
ity only in exceptional spots , In only two
stocks were there movements worthy ot no-
tlco , the remainder ot the list being
stagnant within narrow limits and
with no pronounced tendency In cither direc
tion First prices were steady at about those
of last night , nnd only Sugar Refineries nnd
Missouri Pacific showed any animation what
ever Whllo the latter was llko the rest ot
the list , without any movement of Import
nnco , Sugar was ratbor erratic , with a general -
oral downward tendency , though the most
Important fcaturo of the trading tn that
stock was the dlflorcnco mudo between sales
In a regular way and these at seller at tliroo
Oays , which was held nt about 1 per cent at
0.1 , but declined to flljf , selling at 01 seller at
thrco dnys Oregon Short Line was a strong
feature of tlio hour , rising on small trans
actions from C5 to 67. Toward the end of the
hour , however , there was a llttlo moro ani
mation , nnd Consolidated Gas showed a
marked strength , rising ljf to OOJf During
the hour to noon coal stocks lost the slight
gain of the early morning , whllo western
railroad stocks showed Improvements
Northwestern , Hock Island , Missouri Pa
cific nnd Union Pnclflo each made gains Ot
H to K per cent Chicago went to 43j ! nnd
olt to 42.
The following wore the clostng quotations t
II B. U regular 1S8 Northnrn Iiclflo . ! Ki !
U.B.4scoupons . . , IS7 dopreferred 7tl > <
U.S.4' .4sro iilftr.imJi U. & M.V lllii
U.H.4'4s coupons . 104fi do preferred M H
1'i.cliltilH ot MS 110 N.V.Contral 107 * . '
Onlral t'aclno 3K : { P. IMcK . . , 18
( ; hlraijo.feAlton . . .132 Hocklslami 3
ChlcacolIuriln ton U. , M. He St.1' . . 7C
Apulncv IM' .i do preferred 114
D..U.VVV I37fi StlnulOmaha . 33W
HltnolsContral 11" ! . dopreforrcn , , . . 08
T. , llW , ! 5 tr.Uon Iaclllo . . . . . . H9t <
KansASKTdxas . , . 11 W..8t. It * l\ lii'i
I.akeShore I0"i doprefiirred . . . . . 3 < J ? |
Michigan ( eutrnl . * J74 ! Western Union . . . 85S
Mlssourllacltlo . . . li'J'i
AIonkv Kasy , rauglug from 5 to 7 , last
loan , 5J .
Phimo Mekoastilb Pxrr.it 6'ii'i } per
cent
Stbiiliso Exciuxan Quiet but steady ;
sixty-day bills , $4.60i ; demand , S4.8if. ;
Mlniui ; Stoolcs
New Vohk , Djo 17. fSuoolal Telegram
toTnn Uiir.1 The following are the min
ing stock quotations :
Caledonia 11. U..12S Iron Silver r.0
Crown Point 125 Mexican avi
Con CuL & Va 431 ( Intnrlo 3ir,0
Dead wood T. 0 Plymouth 2JJ
ElL'rlito 1J ) Sierra Nernda Mi
Ualo.V- Norcross..2ri UnionCou 210
Iloineitaks WO
PUODOCtJMAItltUT-l.
Ciiicaqo Dec 17. lilo o. ra cloos
Wheat Lower ; December , lOVe ; January ,
77Jifc ; May 8iffflS2o. .
Corn Irregular ; December , 32 0 ; Janu
ary , 31 c ; Maj % : ! 3' c.
Oats Steady ; Deoombor 20 0 ; Janu
ary , 20 f@20jc ; Mny , 3aJi@-v's -
Hyo December , 45J e.
Unrloy Nnmltiul
Prime Timothy 81,20 ® 1.22.
FlnxSood 1.03M.
Whlsky-S1.02.
Dutternnd Ezgs Steady
Pork SteadyJanuary ; , 0.25 ; Murch $9.45 ;
May $0.65.
Lard Steady ; January $3 80 } @ 5.00 ;
March , $5 92@5.U3 ; May 5.02K@ . ' 5.O5.
Utbs Steady : January , $1.70 ; March.$4.80 ;
May , 54.021 .
Flour-rDull nnd unchanged twmtor wheat ,
$2.00J44.3jj ( spring wheat , $ Jfi5J4.00 ; rye ,
$2.50 2.83 ; buckwheat , 51.50552.00 porewt ,
Provisions Shoulders , ? 1.12J < C 4.2.j ; short
clear , ? 5.00@5.03 ; Bhort ribs , $4.70 4.80.
Butter Uuohaoged ; creamery , 17@27J u ;
dairy , 15@24o.
Cheese Market quiet with firm quota
tions ; full cream Cheddars und Oats , 'J } { @
O e ; . Young Americas , lOJ c
Kggs Easy ; 20@20).f@21o. )
Hides Unchanged ; light green salted , 0c ;
dry calfr > @ .lo ; deacons , each , 20c.
Tallow Unchanged ; No 1 solid packed , 4c ;
No 2 , 33) ! < c ; cake , 4 | o.
Uccoipts Shipmts
Flour . ' . 21,000 17,000
Wheat 82,000 28.000
Corn 271,000 231,000
Oats 212,000 15:1,000 :
Ni w Yorlr , Dee 17. Wheat Ueceipts
22,000 ; exports , 74,000 ; spot Armor and dull ;
No 2 red , SIM- " * in elevator , 85X@S0o
afloat , 85@80Jio f. o. b. ; ungraded red , 3'JJ '
( tlrMc Options dull and lower ; No 2 red ,
December closing at 84fc }
Corn Hecolpts , 4U.20J ; exports , 122,000 ;
spot quiet and steady ; So 3 , . 42Ji@42j > { u in
elevator , 43 @ 13 . , 5 o alloat ; ungraded mixed ,
U8Ji(243JXo. ( Ojittons lower and weak ; Decem
ber cosing at 42) ) 0.
Oats Ueceipts , 30.000 ; experts , 100,000 ;
spot , ilrm ; options dull , firmer ; December ,
SS' c ! snot No 2 white 32ttfc : mixed west
ern , . ' )7 ) ( < S3'Je ; white western , 30@33o.
CofToe Options closed bnroly steady at 10
@ 30 points down Sales : 43,700 bags ; Decon.-
bor , $ l5l > 0@15.9. > ; May , 310.15@U1.2" ; spot
Hio , easy and quiet ; fair cargoes , $10.75.
Sugar llaWf dull und nominal ; rellned ,
dull
Petroleum Steady ; United closed at
$1.03J4 for January
Eggs Steady ; western , 23 ( o)24c. )
Porlc ( julut ; mess , inspected , $10.50 ®
10.75.
Lard Easier nnd quiet ; west
ern steam , $0.25 , closing at$3.22K.
lluttsr Quiet ; Elgin , 2'Jo ; west
ern dairy , 0@18c ; creamery , 14@J7c.
Choose yulet ; western , 8@10o.
Liivnritiiol , Dee 17 , Wheat Steady ,
demand fair ; holders offer moderately
Corn Firm , demand poor ; ncwmlxod west
ern , 4s 2d per cental
Sr liiiuiH , Dee 17. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 77/ 'o ; May , 81 ? @Sl3 o.
Corn Luwor ; cusn 27 0 ; May , 29 > fo
Oats Weak ; cash , 10Kc ; May , 22Vc
Pork Quiet at $10.00.
Lard-Dnllat$5.70.
Whlsky-$1.02.
Uuttcr Unohanged ; crearaory , B2@2le :
dairy , 18022a.
AliunuuiiDli * . Dea 17 , Sample wheat
Steady , raodorately active , early in day
gained l o over yestordoy's price ; receipts ,
220 cars ; shipments , 50 cars Closing : No
1 hard , December , 78c ; May , 82 } a ; on track ,
71)jj0 ) ; No 1 northernUeeomber , 75 'jc ' ; May ,
SOtfe ; on track 77c ; No 3 northern , Decem
ber , 72o ; May , 77c ; on track , 72@74e ,
Clnuiiiiinti , Dec 17. Wheat Dull : No
2 red , 70(2770. (
Corn Active , lower ; No.2 mixed , 32@3l.
Oats Firm ; No 2 mixed , 25c.
Whisky $1.02.
KniiHim City , Dee 17. Wheat Quiet ;
No 3 hard cash , COo bid ; No , 3 hard cash ,
B5) ) o bid ; No 3 red , cash , 07 } o.
Corn Steady ; No 3 , cash , 33 , ' c ) No 3 ,
cash , 22o.
Oats Wo , 2 , cash , lBo asked ; December ,
17'4 'o bid _ '
IilVC SIOUIC
Cnloaco , Dee 17. The Drovers Journal
reports as ( ollo'vs :
Cattle Ueceipts , 7,000 : market steady ;
beeves , $2,70G$5U3 ; stockers and feeders ,
$2.00@3.00 ; cows , bulls aud mixed , $1,00 ®
2.03 , bulk , $2.00@2.10.
Hogs - Receipts , 23,000 ; market steady ;
mixed , r3.40&3.70 ; houvy , J3.WCu53.70 ; light ,
$3.50(23.75. (
Sheep Hccolpts , 8,000 ; market 10o lower ;
natives , $3.00 ( . a5,50 ; ; western , corn fed ,
$4.50@5.23.
Kansas City , Dec 17. Cattle Reoeipts ;
4,500 ; shipments , 1,000 ; market steady ;
natives , f3.00 ( 4.40 ; cows , $1.G0 ( < $3.30 ; stockers -
ors und fcedors , $2.O0C < $3.00.
Hogs Receipts , 8,700 ; shipments ,
market tower ; everything , $1.47Jjl ( 53.
t-luux Ulty , Dee 17. Cattle Receipts ,
820 head ; shipments , HO bead ; market
steady aud unctiaugod ; cauuers , 75vS (
11.20 ; cows , $1,003215 ; stockers and feed
ers , $1.50C < i2.00 ; veal calves , $2.O0@3.15.
Hogs Receipts , 3b00 ; market strong ;
light , $ ; ) .47 > 4'Q43.52 > f ; heavy , $3.45 ( < ? 3.35j '
mixed , $3.250c3.47 > f.
Nutloniil 81 licit Yiu'tl-i , ICast Br ,
liiiuiH , Doa 17 , Cattle Receipts , 8,000 ;
shipments , ; market strong ; fair to raaoy
native steers , $ -Jo5(5.10 ; stocuers and feed
ers $1.80 2.10.
Hogs uocolpts , 0,000s shipments , 1
markotstoady ; heavy , f3.50a3.00 ( : packing ,
$3.40(33.53 ( ; ligbt , $3,4003.00.
O.M.VI1A lilVC SL'UOIL
Cattle
Tuesday , Dec 17 ,
There may have bcea a few Instances
where catllo that appoarad to strike the buyers -
ors Taney did not soil any lower , but they
were so lew that It would bo snfo to call the
market lower on all grades , Common cattle
were about ns bad as tnoy have been any
ttmo As showing the wny the buyers fell
about tt ono of them remarked Hint if ha
bought any of the half fat cnttlo lie would
want to get them lower A Christmas steer ,
a full blood Hereford , sold nt $0.10 , and n
heifer ot the same kind sold at $5.10. Tlio
built of tlio steers sold at $2.SO@3.00. Good
stockers und feeders were not very plenty ,
nor were there many outsldo buyers Such
cattle as changed hands brought about
t < tcnd.v prices , A few uutlvo leodors sold nt
$2.00fc2.i. { ) , and some westerns nt $2.7002.73.
There was a fair showing ot cow stuff in the
yards , but n good deal of It was on the com
monlsh order The market did not show
much change so far as prices were con
cerned , but salesmen Complained that it was
hard work to unload except , in cases where
the Block hnnponed to strike the buyers
fancy and ( lT > @ 2.43 bought the bulk or the
cattle
Hum
The buyers set out this morning to gain a
reduction of Cc , claiming that the prices paid
bore have boon richt up to Chicago nnd mora
than the packers could afford to pay They
offered only $3.13 for the bulk , Hint is5o
lower than yesterday , although a few cholco
loads sold early nt3. . . * 0@3 53. Suitors were
unwilling to make the concession and as
both sides held out stubbornly the trade was
extremely slow It was into lu the attomoon
before anything llko n clearance wnscfTcctod
In the end the buyers succeeded In getting
the hogs their way , the general market
bolng about So lower ,
Slmcp
There wis not a load of sheep In tlio yards
nnd tiuttuug to make a market
ttnuuipts
Cattle 2.200
Hogs 5,000
Pre vail in .r PIodm
The following Is a table ot prices paid In
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned :
Christmas beeves . " $1.00 ( 15.10
Prime steers , 1300 to 1000 lbs . 3.00 @i 00
Good steers , 1250 to 1433 lbs . . 3.00 0M.00
Good steers 1050 to 13J0 lbs . . 3.03 fibJ.SO
Common 100J to 1150 lb steers 2.75 ( fil.90
Western steers . . " . 2.40 @ 2 90
Common canners 1.00 ( t l.50
Ordinary to fair cows 1.50 © I SO
Fair to good cows 1.80 @ 2.n0
Cholco to fancy cows 2.50 @ 3.00
Goon to choice cows 2.00 Qol ' < D
Fair to good bulls 1.50 W2,33
Light Btockera and fodor3. . . . 2.00 @ 2.00
Fcedors , 950 tu 1103 tb3 3.23 @ 3 03
Fair to cholco light hogs 3.50 M3.35
Falrtochoico heavy hogs . . . . 8.45 @ 3.52 }
Fair to cholco mlxod hogs 3.4U @ 3.50
It preset.tntIvu Sales
CHRISTMAS STEEItS
No Av Pr No Av Pr
1 1730 $0 10
CillllSTMAS I1K1FCR9.
1 1230 5 10
sirens
10 1014 2 85 2 1410 $3 20
l 1500 2 90 3 11SO 3 25
12 1028 2 00 10 1227 3 23
18 OSS 2 90 23 1223 3 30
21 970 2 90 IS 1279 3 50
1 1110 3 00 20 1233 3 M
3 1123 3 00 19 1274 3 50
3 1430 3 00 38 1204 3 00
30 10S1 3 05 19 1111 3 00
27 1000 3 10 14 1474 3 05
13 1111 3 10 42 1237 8 70
1 1210 3 10 0 9.13 . 8 75
19 1131 3 10 17 1337 3 80
COWS
8 8S8 140 20 015 2 15
1 1110 1 00 II 1157 2 13
17 1059 170 3 9S0 2 15
4 907 175 0 1112 3 15
23 900 175 10 951 2 15
31 921 180 13 S91 3 17
8 1027 185 18 9.10 2 25
10 1121 190 21 1033' 2 45
0 1100 193 8 1171 2 15
8 ,10SS 2 00 8 1131 2 50
0 , .1242 3 12JS 1 12J0 2 75
15 1039 3 15
15FEEDERS.
FEEDERS
0 725 2 00 13 970 2 70
0 847 2 50 32..1003 2 70
88 909 200 32 S04 2 75
HULLS
4 1437 170 1 1590 2 25
1 1590 170 1 1030 2 25
1 1500 2 00
00CALVRS.
CALVRS
13 273 193 9 170 3 50
1 470 3 00
STOCKEUS
10 029 2 55
OX EST
3 1000 2 00
WKjrcllS CATTLE
Owner and No , Av Pr
A. C. Dots ford '
10 feeders , tailings 1100 $2 25
8 feeders 875 2 00 ,
11009.
No Av Sic Pr No Av Sk Pr
40.233 ? 3 40 58..270 200 $3 45
01..335 80 U 40 53..313 200 3 45
77..238 200 3 45 01. . . 197 100 3 45
5S..2'i0 100 3 45 5(1..001 ( 200 3 45
03..282 300 3 45 45..832 3 47
23..341 40 3 43 51..1107 3 47t ?
07.33.3 210 3 4.5 57..297 40 3 47'f
72..2.30 210 3 45 53 . . .318 SO 3 47K
73..2(55 ( 100 3 45 51 . . .310 SO 3 47l
71..283 120 8 45 50..304 40 3 47'f
09..220 80 3 45 Oil..293 240 3 47K
(15. ( . . 273 230 it 45 00..329 80 3 47K
03.i03 : 200 3 45 00..348 2S0 3 47" "
01 Ill 4D 3 45 Gl..200 40 3 47K
03..28U 320 3 45 75..201 J00 3 47K
58..270 200 3 45 53..317 280 3 471tf
57..310 210 3 45 59..209 120 3 47tf
03..230 120 3 45 59..282 40 3 47'5
38..204 120 3 45 57 . . 301 280 3 47J4
73..291) 240 3 45 40. . . 400 SO 3 47U
50..329 S9 3 45 53.331 8 47 > 2
07..813 3 45 59..300 40 3 47WJ
20..205 80 3 45 00..313 * 40 3 47J < ;
83..174 40 3 45 51. . .321 80 3J7K
51. . . 820 200 3 45 04..810 240 3 i U
51. . . 311 40 345 05..290 3 47J5
51..314 320 3 45 01..309 40 3 47 > rf
48..831 100 3 45 53..344 3 50
02..280 120 3 45 49..340 3 50
50..323 100 45 57 . .313 240 3 50
01..203 200 3 45 00..291 40 3 50
09..292 100 3 45 51..310 480 3 50
00.279 200 3 45 03..421 120 3 50
59..330 120 3 45 43..220 3 52i = f
00..310 400 3 45 75..201 200 3 654
53..818 240 3 45 51..313 3 52 } |
07..239 120 1145 03..201 40 3 52i $
21..313 80 3 45 107..239 40.3 05
01..337 240 1145 CO..233 8 55
07.299 120 3 45 75. . . 190 3 55 •
07.297 240 3 45
rios
07..U0 80 3 10
Willi Jlnua
On tlio market with hogs : J , M.
Enmnuol , Council UluffsIa ; Wilson Loss ,
Logan , la ; T. O. Adams , Logan , la , ; A.
Haas Herman ; R. A. Temuleton Si Com
pany , Tokamah ; Anderson & , J. , Oakland ;
W , H. Errett , Harlan , Ia W. L. Uoughn
Harlan , la : M. II Hegarty , Oukluud la ; J.
S. Potter , Shelby ; Tanners 8. & E. Com
pany Colou ; Swodoburg Ely Company ,
Swedeburg ; A. E. Tunbcrg , Hooper ,
Neb ; H. T. Church , l'lorce ;
Kodon & Z. , Missouri Vullsy , la ; II S.
Greene , Dow City , la ; Wilson & Scott ,
Vail , la ; SblrtcllH & M. , Vail , la ; M. D.
Stevens Si Company , Denlson , la ; William
llerilon , Denlson , la ; Lingo & llrumcr ,
lilnghAui , la , ; Gruba & Company , Man
ning ; Slovenson brothers , Anslcy ; Hake &
Hruss , Mason ; Dryer & Sbaw , Havonnu ;
Jones & , P. , Aurora : Ira arlftln , Palinor ;
Foley , P. & Company , Qreely Center ;
O. W. Parks , Hurwell ; Babbitt & Evans ,
South lleud ; E. U. Murphy , MoroBcld ; M.
Halloran Inland ; Thomas Powers , Suttou ;
J. W. Price , Hrunnlng ; D , JT Roed.Croto ;
M. Mackoy , Eustla : L. F. Hltt , Coin ; Cook
& Hamilton , Huell Point , Mo , ; A. A Nixon ,
Alorsomun , la ; C. Schneider , Snyder ;
Ilrugger Urothers , Leigh ; Farmers * union ,
Leigh ; J. H. Uarncs , Loretlo ; llouo Si
Shoots , Elgin : Fuller , S. Si P. , Newman
Grove ; W. T. Uickoy , Columbus ; J. li ,
Woodworth , Schuyler ; Ullss & Hltss ,
Schuyler : 11. Emerson , Cedar Rapids ;
F. W. and A. J. WestWlsner ; H. L. Harris !
Wisner ; F. W. Meloher & Company , West
Poiut ; J. T , Muthorson , Pllgor ; A. W. 01-
linger , Kearney ; Krebo & Conway , Scotia ;
E. A. Pcttloone , Fremont O. S. Edmonds
York : W. T , McElvano & Company , Urain
ard ; Wagers Si Doylw , O'Noll ; T , J. Hale ,
Uatllo Creek ; N. W. &M Company , Clear
water ; Obrlen & W. , Atkinson ; W. H.
Wood , Overton ; George Howell , Overton ;
.1. H. Hume , Madison * > lj , H. Urooks ,
Coburg ; .1. R. Jones , Hondorson ; Davis St
Cunningham , Hlll dnlcV > n J , H. Nessly ,
Vilisca , la ; J. C. Welclu CJnrlnJn , la
"Willi Crfttlc
On the market wltVi 1 battle I S. C.
Gregory , Hrocit ; Fred SHrWer , Horlln ; John
Sandbcrg , Oakland ; C. W Milter , Concord ;
N. Moore , Coloridgo : N.tT , Paul , Coloridgo ;
John Englc , Ponca ; F. C Stnrks , Ponca ; T.
J. Coffee , Ponca ; mMi , H , Hegarty ,
Oakland ; S. E. Lcanso , Cnrsont M.
Winters , lielby ; K. M. Tarboll ,
Fremont ; Grant Thompson , Coresco ;
A , E. Tunbclg , Hooper ; 11 , F , Roberts , Dun
lap , la ( W. W. Cook , Dnnlap , la ; W. and
II F. Carpenter , Dunlnp In ; .1. P. Poesloy ,
Hnibun ; R. Hoda Silver City ; J. W. Sal
ters , PorUinouth : J. C. Pattcrsou , Archer :
John Knox , Palmyra ; W H. Lu
cas , Ashland ; J. Hastio , Wabash ;
11 11 Day , Weeping Water ;
C. 11. Rhodes , Corona ; .1. R. Porter & Sons ,
Hnlgler ; E. U , Murphy , Morellold ; John
Hnstlu , Hanlon ; William Mover , Hunion ;
William Frohm , Hntilon ; F , McUausland ,
Whitney , In ; Cassady & W „ Whitney , la ;
J. F. Robinson , Whitney , In ; C. Schnoldor ,
Snyder ; J. H. Uarncs , Lorottn ; R , Glnley ,
Clarkson ; Emel Elchblatt , Scribner ; A. C.
Stnwall , Ccdur Rapids ; J. U. Woodworth ,
Schuvler ; J. Russell , Fuliuiton , two cars ;
R. J. Morrison , Fullortou ; C. J. Peterson .t
Sons , Mindcn : Fred Urown , Clnrks ; J. J.
Miller.Vu' ' .Ioys Heldon Si llrothorsClmpmati ;
W. J. llurgor.Tloniphan ; Jennings Si Walk
er , Davenport , la ; Henry Slovors , Scribner ;
G. Hubonthnl lleomer , J. G. Mathoson , Ill
ger ; A. J. Spltzer , Stanton ; R. McAdam ,
Oakdnlo ; A. O. Storrlck , Atkinson ; W. H.
Wood , Overton ; J , W. Stuart Elm Crook ;
Jack Creek L , & C. compans * , Rawlins , W.
T.s JcnltliFs Hros , Madison ; E. A. Packard ,
Mnmiilla , In ; .1. Kelly , Hack Grove , la : J.
N. Arthur , Uroolis , la , ; Thomas Uoo , Cor
ning , la
I.lvo Stuck Notoi
Hogs Be lower •
Cnttlo market lower
Common cattle very tow
No Bhccp to inuko n mnrkct
A. Gilchrist was at the yards looking fof '
feeders
John Kelley of Ceresco , a well ltnown
fatmorund feeder , was among the visitors
ut thn yards
D. Day , Wooplug Wnter , Neb , was nt the
yards with some Christmas cattle There
was a thoroughbred steer that wolghod 1,710
pounds , und which took the premium at the
Nebraska state fair Ho was only a two
yoar-old pnd had boon fed on ground corn
und onts , mixed , There was also a very
fancy heifer tbat emtio in for a sltnro of the
praise The steer sold to Swift & Co at
$0.10 and the heifer to Armour nt $5.10.
OMA.UA WHOLKSALI3 aiAUIEETS
Groceries , Produce Fruito , ICtc
Eoos Strictly fresh , 21@23e ; cold storage ,
18c.
18c.Hides
Hides , Pelts , Tallow , Etc Green salted
hides , 4J/c : No 2 , G.-S. hides , 3Kc ; dry Hint
hides , 5@7o ; calf hides , 444v } ( > dnmagca
hides , 2c less ; sheen pelts , green , each , 25c@
$1.00 ; sheep palts , dry , per lb , 7@l3) o : tal
low No 1 , 4c : No 3. 3@3)fo ; grease , white ,
4@4 o ; yellow , 2KW3c.
JJutteu Creamery , fancy , 23 ( < s23c ; choice ,
20(3210. ( Dairy , fancy , 15l7o ( ; choice , 14 ®
15c. Country , fancy , 14.K ( > o ; good to choice ,
12@13c ; fair , lOMUu ; inferior , Uc !
Pickles Medium , per bbl , $3.00 ; small ,
$0.00 : gherkins , $7.00 ; C & U chow chow ,
qts , S3.85 ; pts , $3.83.
Potatoes 23@30c for bhoico
Onions 40.7fooe. *
SAUEn KiiAUT-llbls , $4.73 : hf bbls , $3,83.
Suoaus Cut loaf , 9o ; cut loaf , cubes , 8J o ;
standard , powdered , 8 > 4e : XXXX ; uovvderod ,
9o ; granulated , standard , 75Jc ; confectioners
tioners' A. 71fu ; white extra C , OJjfc ; extra
C Neb , 05 e : amber , O.Vc ; California golden
C,0J.fe.
HeepToxiu'es Salt , bbls , $20.00.
Hay $3.00@0.00.
Cnot' Feuii $12.00. ' • '
I3han-$10.00. <
Corn 19o. 1.
Oats 17c. >
Veal Cholco medium size , 'J5@0o ; cholco
heuvy , 3014O. ii >
Lte tl.75@4.50 per case •
LivjjPiouons l'or doz ; , $1,50. , „ ,
Game 1'ralno chiokons , ? 4.00 ; mallard
ducks , $3.00@3.50 ; mlxod duoks , $ I.50@3.00 ;
teal , $ l. 23@t.50ackBnlpe ; ] , S1.00@1.25 ; quail ,
$1.2. ) @ 1.73 ; Jackrabbits , $4.004.80 ; small
rabbits , $1.00@1.20 ; itqulrrols $1.0i@l.l0 ) ,
plovur , 7ncffifl.0O ( ; veuisou saddles , H@lSc ;
carcasses , 0 ( < gl0c.
LEMOXS Funcy , $5.50@7.50 ; choice , $3.50 ®
5.00.
5.00.Celert
Celert Per doz , 80a
California Grapes $2.00.
Sai.sodv l ? @ 4 * .io per lb
Starch 4@bc per lb
Stove Polish $2.00@5.87 per gross
Uroosis 4 tie , $2.00 ; 3 tie , $2.20 ; stable ,
$3.80 ; common , $ l.51.75. ( )
Laiiu Tierces RoHncd , 5c ; pure loaf ,
0) ) o ; kettle rendered , 7o. Add \ a to % c for
amnllor quantities
Faiun'aceous Goons Uarloy , 3J3 } o ; fa
rina , 4Ko ; peas , 3c : bat meal 25/ot3c ; mac
nroni , lie ; vermicelli , lie ; nco , 3K@3c ;
saso ' nnd tapioca 0@7c ; Lima beans , 2j c.
CofFEn Roasted Arbucklo's Ariosa ,
21e : McLaughlin's XXXX 21.5 b : German
2l'iio * ; ' ; Dilworth , 24Uc ; Alaronia , 2IKa
Con'EE Green Fancy old golden Rio ,
24c ! ; faney old peaberry , 23t c. ; Rio , cholco to
fancy , 22c ; Rio , prlmo , 21c ; Rio , good , 19c ;
Mocha 29c ; Java , fancy Mandeuling , 27c ;
Java , good interior , 24c ( African , 20J c.
Canned Fisii Uroolc trout , 3 lb , $2.40 ; sal
mon trout , 2 lb , $3.35 ; clums , 1 lt > , $1.25 ;
clams , 2 11) , $2.00 ; clnm chowder , 3 lb , $1.25 ;
deviled crabs , 1 lb , $2.23 ; devllod crabs , 2 lb ,
$ .3 50 ; coilllsh balls , 3 11) , $1.75 ; caviar , Jf lb ,
$2.25 ; cols , 1 lb , $3 10 ; lobsters , 1 lb , $1.90 ;
lobsters , 3 lb $3.93 : lobsters , dovlled , l { lb ,
$2.25 ; mackerel 1 lb , $1.75 ; mackerel must
ard sauce , 3 lb , $2.00 ; mackerel tomato
suuee , 3 lb , $2.00 ; oysters , 1 lb , $1.00 ; oysters ,
2 It ) , Sl.SO ; Balmon , C. R „ 1 lb , $1.90 ; salmon ,
C. It , 2 lb , $2.80 ; salmon , Alaska , 1 lb , $1.05 ;
salmon , Alaska , 2 lb , S2.C3 : shrimps 1 lb
$2X0.
Dried Fruit Currants , now , 0c ; prunes ,
casks 1300 lbs , 4 > fc ; prunes , bills or bags ,
4 } o ; citron peel , drums , 20 lbs , 21c ; lemon
ficol , drums , 20 lbs , 20c ; fard dates , boxes 12
us , 9c ; apricots , cholco evaporated , 14u ;
upricots , Jelly , cured 25 lb boxes , 15c ; apri
cots , fancy , Mount Hamilton , 25 lb boxes ,
10c : apricots , choice , bags , 80 lbs , 14 } c ;
upplos , evaporated , Alden , 50 lb boxes , OWe ;
apples , star , & % apples \ , fancy , Alden , 5 lb ,
lOu ; apples , fuuey , Alden , 2 lb , 10 > o ; Salt
Lake , 9o ; bluckborrlcs , evaporated , 50 lb
boxes , 5 j@0K ° t cherries , pitted , dry cured ,
14c ; pears , California fancy , } ( boxes , 251b ,
12c ; peaches , Cal No , 1 , fancy , J sunpbugs ,
60 Ids , 15a ; nocturlnes , red , 14c ; nectarines ,
silver boxes , 15c : pitted plums , Cal 23 lbs ,
boxes , 8 } o ; raspberries , ovnp N. Y. now ,
25 > 4c ; prunes , Cal , It C , 90-100 boxes , 25 Ins ,
6o ; prunes , Cal , RC , 00-70,9o ; orange peel ,
15o ; raisins , California Loudons , crop 1U > 9 ,
$2.25 ; raisins , Cal loosomuscatelscrop 1SS9 ,
$3.10 : Galencius , 1833 , 8 } < c : Vuloncias , old ,
7o ; Cal , seedless skB , 7 0.
Canned Meats Corned hoof , 1 lb square
cans , $1.20 ; corned beef | 3 lb square cans ,
$3.03 ; corned beef , 0 lb square cans , $41.50 ;
corned beef 14 lb square 'caus , $14.00. Lunch
tongues , 1 lb round loans , $2.00 ; lunch
tongues , 3 lb round cansy $1.75. Hrawn , 1 lb
squura canB , $1.20 ; brawn , 3 lb square cans ,
$2.00 ; brawn , 0 lb square cans , $0.50 ; brawn ,
14 lb square cans , $14.00 ; Ox tongues , IK lb
round cans , $5.lK ) , ox tohguos , 2 lb round
cans , $0.00 ; ox tongues , 3m lb round cans ,
$7.00 ; oxtongues,3lb round uaiis$3.O0. Chipped
beef , 1 lb round cans , $2)00 ) ; chiuped beef , 2
lb round cans , $4.00. Roast beer , 1 lb round
cans , $1.20 ; roast beef , 3 lb round cans , $2,00.
Potted ham , Jf lb roundl ( cans , 03o ; potted
ham , H lb round cans , $1.20. Deviled ham ,
} { lb round cans , 03o ; idevllod ham , \i lb
round cans , $1.20. Potted ox tongue , ft lb
round cans C3o ; pottadi ox tongue , K lb
round cans , $1,20. Compressed ham , 1 lb
square cans , $1.75 ; ctrainressud bam , 3 lb
square cuns , $3.73. Tripe , 3 lb round cans ,
$1.80. Mlncod collops , 3 lb round cans , $2.20.
Uonelcss pips foot , 2 lb square canB , (3.25.
Ono pound cans are packed two dozen and
four dozen to the case Two pound cans are
packed ono dozen and two dozen to case ;
Half pound cans packed two dnzon to case
Quarter pound cans packed four doten to
vase All.orlces per dozen , not
NUTS-Almonds , 15 l0o , Uruzlls , 12Jfo ;
fllborts , 12 , ' < o ; pecans , xto ; walnuts 12a } 'o ;
peanut cocks , 8'fo ; roasted , Ho : Tonnesee
peanuts , 7c ,
HAUBACiE-HoIogna. 4M1KO ; Frankfort , 7o ;
tongue , 8o ; summer , l8o ; headcheese , Co
Poi'LTiiv Chickens , per doz , llvo hens ,
$3.23 ; sprlug , $3.50@i.75 ; dressed , per lb , 6@
8o ; turkeys , live , HQlOo ; dressed , 810o ;
ducus , live , per doz , $3.50(33.00 ( ; dressed per
lb , 9llci gcoso , llvo , per doz , $8.OO@9.00j
dressed , per bl , 8'd9c.
An-LES-Per bul , common , $2.002.25 ;
, cholco , $2.5004.00.
Ml neb Meat 20 lb cans , 7J/C.
Honbv 16o per lb for cholco
PiiK8BiivM-V.Jl < 210oparlb. •
.Tr.t.T.us 4CT4K ° per lb
Hke.swix No I , lOtaiPc
Provisions Hams , No I , lfi-lb average ,
10oj 20 to 32 lbs , Xc : 13 to II lbs , ! 0. ' { c ;
shoulders , 5) ) < o ; breakfast bacon No I , 8Zoi
ham sausage , % \t\ \ dried beef hams , 7Jfc ;
beef tongues , $0.00 per dozen ; dry salt meats ,
fi 'j M 'iJfcper lb ; ham roulette 0 fo ; add leper
per lb for small lots •
Mess Pork Per bbl , $10.50.
Uanaxas According to size , per bunch
$2.00443.00.
HiiTTr.iitsn Tubs , i3oi rolls , He
CoiKUNUTS Per 100 , $3.00.
Ai'i-LK Hotter fl fo
CiDER-Hbls , $5.7.0 ; hf-bbls , $ .1.00.
Mapli : Sl'hmi I2 ( il5c per lb
Candv 9Ji'(222o ( per lb
Ciiocolue and Cocoa 21(330 ( per lb ;
German chlckory , red 8e.
Pies Feet Piekled , kits , 75c ; sptcod pigs
tongues , kits , $2.33 ; pickled tripe , kits , CJo ;
pickled II O trips , kits , 83c ; spiced pigs
hocks , kits , $1.15.
Si'icr.s Whole , per lb Alsptce , 9c ; Cas
sia , China , 9c ; cloves , Penung , 23u ; nutmegs ,
No , 1 , 75c ; popper , lbj$19c ( ,
Ginher Jamaica , M pints.$3.00 per doz
Cheese Young Americas full cream , 12 > < o ;
factory twins , U@12Wo ; oft grades , 7@So ;
Van Rosson Edom , $11.50 per doz ; sap sago ,
2ia ; brick , 12 > Vc ; limburger , Ho ; domostle
Swiss , 111 ® 14c !
CiliNiiEKHlES Capo Cod , $ D.O0 < 310.00.
Oranoks Florida , per box , } 3.O0M5 Of ) .
Huckwheat Flour Per bbl , $5 50@0.00.
Wool -FInc , average , 22S23e ( ( medium ,
average , 31@22o ; quarter blood , average , 20
@ 21o ; course , average 15@l7o ; colts and
rough , uvorago , 14 ( 100.
Funs Heaver , per lb $3.504.00 ; otter ,
oaoli , f3.O0i37.oo ; wolf , oaeh , 60cCrf$1.25 ;
coon , each , 25(3)i5u ( ) : mink , oacb , 15 ( > l.C0o ;
miiBkrut , full , r > 9c ; skunk , rat , 25rf00c ( ;
badger , vat , 23@S0c ; deer skins , fall , per lb ,
18GV270 ; winter , 12ii22o.
Heanb Choice hand-ptckod navy , $1,75 ®
1,80 ; cholco handpicked medium , Sl.fl.Vij
1,70 ; cholco handpicked country , $15001.05 ;
clean country , $ l.D9ujl.G0 ; Inferior couutry ,
$1.00(7/1.23. (
WiurriNo Paper Straw , per lb , 1U@
2Uo ; rug , 2)fo ; raaullla , li , SgOJ c ; No
1 , 7o.
Baos Union Square , 35 uor cent off list
SALT-Dalry. 280 lbs In bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
best grade , 00 , 5s , $3.30 ; best grade , 100 , 3s ,
$2.40 ; best irrade , 23 , 10s , $2.20 ; rock snlt ,
crushed , $1.80 ; dairy salt , Ashton , 501b
bags , 83o ; bulk,234-lb , bags , $3.25 ; common ,
In bbls , S1.25.
Flour State , $4.003 00 ; fancy , $5 00 ®
5.40.
5.40.Fisit Dried codfish , 4 ! @ 8o : scaled her
ring , 2lo per box ; hoi herring , doui 55o ;
Hamburg , spiced herring , $1.50 ; hoi herring
imp , 80c ; auckcrcl , No t shore $11.50 ;
fancy me3s , $13.50 per 103 lbs : white lish
No 1 , $7.00 ; family , $2.75 ; trout , $5.25 ; sal
mon , $3.50 ; anchovies , 85c.
Oils Kcroscno-P. W. 91 , 'c ; W. W..llKo ;
headlight , 12 ; gasoline , 74o , 12c ; lard No , 1 ,
44c ; No 2 , 40c ; salad oil , $1.2oft9.00 ( per
dozen
Seats Castile , mottled , per pound , 8@l0o ;
castile , white , per pound , 13@15e.
Uruzs nnd CliRimcals
Acid Sulphuric per pound , 21fc ; citric ,
per pound , 51c ; oxalic , per pound , 14e ; tar
taric powdered , per pound , 42c ; carbolic , 37
@ 44o.
Ai.um per pound , 2 } < c.
Ammonia Carbonate , per pound , 11a
Arrowroot Per pound , 10c.
Balsam Copaiba , per pound , 03c ; tolu , 53
© 55e.
Horax Refined , per pound , 10c.
Hluk Vitriol 8c
Camphor 42c.
Cream Tartar 31o.
CuttleF1311 27c.
Dextrine 12o.
Glycerine 21c
Hops 37c.
Indioo 75c.
Insect Powder 13c.
Morphine $2.85.
Opium $3.(10. (
Quinine 17c
Rock Salts 27o.
Saffron Am 3Jc.
( Saffron Span $1.07.
Saltpetre Sc
SuLPiiun Flower 4c.
Soin , U1-01111. lc :
Silver-Nitrate $1.28.
White Wax 52c.
Yellow Wax 32c
Linseed Oil 00c.
Linseed Raw , 57c.
Castor Oil No 1 , $1.24.
Sperm Oil-$1.10.
Turpentine 53c
Neatsfoot Oil No 1 , 67e.
Twines nml Hope
Binders Twine Sisal , 13c : Hf & Hf „
14c ; mntitlln , 15c.
Clotheslines Cotton , 50 ft , $1.20 ; cotton ,
CO ft$1.40 ; Jute , 50 ft , 99c ; Jute 00 ft , $1.00.
Cotton Twine Fine , 20c ; medium , 19c ;
heavy hemp , 14c ; light hemp , 17c.
Sail Twine 13 , sail , 20c ; Calcutta , 14u ;
manilla rope , 14c ; sisal rope , UKo ; new
process , 8 > ic ; Jute , 9 > Jc : cotton , 10c ; hldo
rope , 17c.
Lumber nml ifuildiittr Materia * .
Stock Hoards A , 12 inch , s 1 s , 14 and 10
feet , $45 00 ; B , 12 inch , sis 12 , 14 and 10
feet , 41.00 : C , 12 inch , s 1 s , 12 14 and lOfeet ,
S30.00 ; D , 12 inch , sis , 13 , 14 und 10 feet
$23.00 ; No 1 com 12 in , sis , 12 foot , $18.00 ;
No 2 com 13 in , a 1 s , 14 and 10 foot , $17.50@
18.50 ; No 1 com 12 In , sis , 10 18 and 20
feet , $18.50 ; No 2 com 12 in , s I s , 14 und 10
feet $17.00.
Poplar Lumiier Clear poplar box bils , M
In , s 2 s , $33.00 ; clear poplar , % panel , $30.00 ;
clear poplar , % in panel , $23.00 ; clear poplar ,
} < in panel stocic wide , s 2 s , $23.00 ; clear
poplar corrugated celling , J , $29.00.
Posts White cedar , 0 In halves , l2cwhito
cedar , Xsla halves and 8 in quarters , lie ;
wlilta cedar , 4 In round , lOu ; Tennessee red
cedar , split , 10a ; split oak , white , 8c ; sawed
oak , 13c
Ship Lap No 1 plain , 8 and 18 in , $17.50 ;
No 2 plain , 8 and 10 in , $15.50 ; No 1 , O G ,
818.00.
DIMENSIONS ANI ) timiier
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 13 ft 20 fl 22 ft 24 ft
2x4 , . . .15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 1000 18 00 18 00
2iO.15Xl ( ) r)00 15 00 10 00 1000 18 00 18 00
2x8. . . .15 00 1500 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 18 00
2xl0.,15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 1800
2xl2.150O15 0O 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 18 00
4x48x8.10 0010 00 10 00 17 00 17 00 19 00 19 00
FimciNa Nol , 4 and 0 in , 12 and 14 ft ,
rough $ t(1.00@10.50 ( ; No 1,4 and 0 in , 1(1 ( ft ,
$17.00C 17.50 ; No 2 , 4 and 0 lu 12 and 10 ft
$13.50(314.00 ( ; No 2 , 4 and 0 In , 10 fi , $15.00
@ 10.0O.
FiNisiiiNa 1st and 2d clear , IJ/.inch. s 2 s.
$49.00 51.00 ; 1st and 2d clear , 1)7and ) 2 inch ,
8 2s , $17.00(350.00 ( ; 3d clear , U ipch , s 2 s ,
$43.00040.00 ; U select , 1 } { , \k \ ] and 2 inch , s
2 s , 17.00033.00 ' ; 1st and 2d clear , 1 inch , s 2
s , $15.00 ; 3'd clear 1 inch , s 3 s , $30.00 ; A select -
lect , 1 inch , s 2 s , $34.00 ; H select , 1 inch , a 2
s , $30.00
Hattens , Well Tuhino Pickets O , G.
Hatts , 3 inch , 00c : O. G. Hatts , 2 > { @ 3 , ss ,
35u ; 3-in well tubing , D. & M. and bov , ,
$32.00 : pickets , D. & II , Hat , $20.00 ; pickets ,
D. & H. , square , $19.00.
Fr.ooitiNQ let com flinch white plno ,
$34 00 ; 2d com 0 in white pine , $31.00 ; 3d
com 0-in white pine , $20.00 ; D com 0 in white
pine , $20.00 ; com 4 and 0-in yellow pine ,
$15.00 ; Star 4-in yellow plno , $17.00 ; 1st and
2d clear yellow plno , 4 and 0-ln , $19.00.
Shingles PerM XAcleur , $3.20 ; extra
• A" , $2.80 ; standard A , $ J.40vC inch clear ,
$1.00@1.70 ; 0 Inch clear , $1.751.80 ; No 1 ,
$ l,10l. ( 15 ; clear red cedar , mixed widths ,
from Washington territory , $3.40 ; California
red wood , dimension widths , $1.50 ; cypress ,
clear heart , dimension widths , $3.25 ; latha ,
$2.60.
Hoards No , I com , sis , 12,14 and 10 ft ,
$18.00 ; No 3 , do , $15.00 ; No 3 , do , $14.00 ;
No 4 , do , ( shins cull ) , $11.00. Add 59o per
Mjt for rough
Ceili.nu and Partition 1st com 9f-ln
white pine partition $32.00 ; 2d comm
white pine partition , $27 00 ; clear -ia yellow
plno ceiling , $20.00 ; clear ? iMn Norway ,
$13.50 ; 2a com -V-in Norway , $13.50.
Limb Uest , 80c ,
Cement -$1.25.
Plaster $2.20.
Hair 20c
Huildino Hrick Common , $0.00@7,50 per
M ; selected , $7,5H@9.00 perM : sewer brioir ,
$9.00@10.00 per M.
Basil 00 per cent discount
Doors , Blinds and Mouldinus 50 und
10 percent off ,
TARiitin Felt $2.00 per owt
Straw Hoard $1,40 per cwt
A Playful Wlinle
A forty-foot whulo came nour capsiz
ing a fishing bout with two men in it
four miles ut sea oil Long Branch , says
a special to tno Now York Journal
Lewis Cliusey and Jcsso West , fishing
partners , were setting lobster pots from
a small sltllT , when they saw a great
dark body rising from the depths With
a tumultuous rush of water * the great
fish enmo to the surface within ten foot
of the sUilT , Tlio crcaturo ntouco liogan
to spout tovronts of wnter , some of which
foil Into tlio boat The fishermen trlotl
to row nwny but the whnlo followed
thorn olosoly frisking about in n , play
ful bul ilnngorous mnnuor Once , with
a whisk of its tail , tt tout an oap Hying
from thi ) hand ot 0110 of the 111011 , but it
wns recovered Several tiinosthocrcn-
turo sank slowly , only to rlso again dan
gerously nohr to the boat Neverthe
less , the fishormou kept rowing for tlioip
lives toward Innd They know the fish
was not nngry , but playful , still they
fenrod its gleeful pranks would capsize
or crush thulr boat The whalo'a at
tention was finally dlvoi-tod by a piece
of board lloatlng about , aud ho lushed it
about nnd rat soil a great com motion in
the billows
When Inst soon tlio crcnturo was toy
ing wtth the board in a desultory way
near the horizons edge
Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup reduces -
duces in Humiliation vvliilu childt'on are
teething 2-5 cents a bottle
A now calculating mnchino has just
boon invented in Franco , nnd obtained
a gold medal nt the exhibition The
inventor is M. Bolloo , of La Mans , a
clover machinist , nlrondy very favor
ably known by other useful inventions
The mnchino does addition , multipli
cation and division with astonishing
rapidity , und all bv a turn of the wheel
M. Mnscnrt recently gave an account or
the invention before the academy ot
science
SHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank
305 South lUlli fctrcet , - Oinitlia ;
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL Mill
*
Cnpltal , - $400,000
Surplus , - -50,000
OfTlcers and Directors U. M. Morsoman , Q
M , Hlti'HcocK , Jos OarneauJr , A. Henry , B
M. Anderson , Wm U.Maui , v pros ; I , . IL tTlll
alms , A. 1' . Hopkins , prej ; A. Millard , casnler ;
III. . llryaut , assistant cashier
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. S. DBPOSITORV , OMAHA , NEB
Capilnl $100,000
Surplus Jan 1st , 1S8 ! ) 52 , < I00
OFFlCnitS ANU DIUEd'OlIS :
IIknrv . Vati- , President
Liswis S. Kkii : > , Vice President
A. U.TOUZAMN ,
W. V.MORSE : ,
John S. Cihiins
11. c. ciKiiisn ,
JN II l'ATIUCK ,
W , II S. Hun UK" , Cashier
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor 12tli and Far nam Sts
A General Banking lluslness Transacted
[ J P WANTED
Bflftl I I 1 ISSUED BV CITIES ,
1 S | | | IB ( MS COUMTIES,3CHOOl
WIS WW DISTRICTS , WATEH
Correspondence solicited COMpANC8 | , ETC
NW Harris & Company , Bankers ,
103-165 Doorborn Street CHICACO
70 State Street BOSTON
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
A • ! •
1302 FAIWA.M STREET
MflPfflMB
Boots and Shoos
KIIiKEXDALL , JOSJCS Si CO ,
Bucceisori to Heed , Jones A Co
Wholesale Manufacturers ofBoots StSoons
AkodU for tliislmi Itubber Cboo Co , 1103.1131 and 110 ]
li&ruey street , Oiuatia , Nebraska
Broworo
STOIiZ & TLtilt ,
Lager Beer Brewers
P8t Worth Kluhteenth Street , Omana Kebraikt
Cornice
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EAQLE OonMOE WORKS ,
Manufacturers ofGaHranlzeillran Cornice
\Vluilow-csi > and metalllo ilylulilj John Epenoter ,
proprlttor luaananjBoutUlOtbsircct
' >
Steam FjttlngtJPumpat | eto.r
OLAUK S i-KAM HEATIKU CU „
Pumps , Pipes anil Engines ,
Steam , > iir , rallwar and mlnlnit supyltei , etc
KM , va and W < Varnainitrael , Omaha .
U. S. WIND ENOINE & PUMP CO ,
Steam and Water Supplies
Ilalllilar wlnl mills 918 and 030 Jones St , Omaha
Uyltuss Acting Manager
nnowNEi.h sTco ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machines ,
etusliriiu woric steam pumps , saw mills 1)13-1215
Leayenwotth street , Omaha
Ironworks
PAKTON Be VIEHLINU WON WORKS ,
Wrongnt and Cast Iron inildlng Wort
Kn lnc , Iran work , grnaral foundrr , machine , and
blacksmllb work , illllcaanil norks U.l" . UT
and nth ttract , Omaha , *
OMAUA WIJIE & UtON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk rails , window auartls Bower standi , wire nuns ,
elc uiKorlUUitb street , omaba
' OMAUA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Mauf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults , jail work Iron iliuttcrs and flro esrapia
a , Audiaen , prop t. Cor , lull and Jacksou bts ;
anah Peers , Eto
M , A. DlSiniOW & CO ,
Wholesale manuracturars ot
U\ Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Enoch ufllce , ltlh and Uard streets , Omaha Neb
nSOUTHOMAHA
UNION STOCK YARD CO ,
Of South Oma Mei
OMAHAJOBBERS1 DIRECTORY " I
H
1 = 4
flNlxbER METCALFCO . , ' H
Hgricnil'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriage ]
ltuc lcl , < lo Wholoiiiile Omaba Nebra k . H
moune , m 1 Umax a stodeZuFd coI ' H
> lnnuracturer nmlJobb < < rsln H
Wagons , Buggies , Hikes , Plows , Eta
Cor Dih and TaclBc stteets , Omaha H
Artlsta' Mntorlnla M
A. UOSVE , Jr , 4 H
Artists ' Materials , Pianos and Organs '
UUDounlaisttectOiualifi Nebraska H
Boots nntTshooa | H
w. r.moh se ' s : CO , M
JoDosrs of Boots and Sboci
lOMm llOMXUKtAs siroct , Omahs Manuractorft i H
Bummeratreel , linilon H
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Cqtll , C0K0 , Eto H
JAMES W. THAT J IE nCOAhCoT * | H
Miners and Siiippcrs of Coal and Co & :
ltoom 211) . 8. NntlonM I'ank ' llulMlnif , Otnnua . H
OMAUA COAL , COKlf&LfMECO H
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Jobbers of Hard aid Soil Coal
an PoulhlSth iltcet , Omaha Nebraska M
NEBRASKA FUEL CO , 4 1 H
SMppcrs of Coal and Colic ,
311 South Uth street , Omaha , Nebraska , H
. M
ommlBslon and Storage H
RWDELL & RlblEI.L , * H
Storage and Commission Mercbanis , H
Bpeclaltlea-lluiter. rots , cheese , pnultrr , Kama " H
11W Howard street Omaha , Neb H
. . ' H
DEAN , ARMSTRONG A CO , . j H
Wliolcsale Cigars 1 |
40JNorth Ctli Street , Omaha , Neb Hello 1138k I H
Ory Cood9 qnd " Noliono , ; H
M. SMIIu , t co " . , ' H
Bry Gccds , Fcriiisning Goods and Kolions I
1103nnd 1101 Domingcor 11th street Oniaha , Neb , , 'j H
KILPA-IRWKKUOU DRV GOODS COt M
Importers & Jobbers in Dry Good ] , Notions ,
Qents * Furnishing ( ion Is Corner litis and name ' |
streak Om ha , NebrnsiA M
1 = a H
Furnlturo ; H
DE WEY A hTONE , . j M
WiioIeEalG Dealers in Furniture ,
Farnam street , Omaha , Nebraska |
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CUAR1.ES SHIVERIOK , M
• Furnitnre . •
Omaho Nobraika , H
= 9
QrqoorloB , , . H
r „ nj rj *
McCORDllRADY s7car M
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. WMesale Grocers
13th and tauTcnwcrttutr ets , Omaha , Nebraska H
-a |
Hardwnro . • H
WJ BRo7lTCU , " * M
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel
Springs , isognr slock , hnrniviiro lumber , ulo 1309 M
1311 IlarnoT strewtOmnha i M
UIMERAUOU A TA YLOR " H
Bnilders'Hardware ' and Scale Repair SnoQ ;
Mccho lcs Tools and UnlTnlo Fclcs 1103 Uouglaa ) ' ' |
street * Omaha , tb M
Lumber , Eto , . . . „ - - . • 1
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , \ B
Wholesale Lumter , Etc s
Imported anil Amrrlcnn I'nrtlanil Cement Etat , , ' ' . M
agent for Milwaukee llrdrnullc Comcnt 3 M
BndQul.or Wliltalilmo • H
CUAS R. LEE , " * M
Bealcr in Hardwocd Lumber , ;
Woodcarpoti and parquet lloorhir 9tb ani Djujla * -s \ |
sirocis , Omaha , Nebraska ] M
omaha LVMimn ca % " \ H
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale , ; I
18th street and Union I'aclllo traek , Omaba H
LOUIS BRADFORD , | • " H
Bealer in Lninlier , Lath , Lime , Sash \ ' I
Doors , etc Yards Corner 7tb and Douiiai Offlo # . * H
Corner 10lb and Douglas | • H
FRED W. GRAY , \ ' ' 'fl '
Lumiier , Lime , Cement , Etc , Etc
Corner till and llonglns street ? , Omaha H
C. N. DIETZ , " . fl
Dealer iu All Kinds of Lumoer > m
Hill and California streets Omaha , Nebraska H
Mllllnory qnd N otlona H
I. ORERFELDER A CO , m : H
Importers & JoDoers in Millinery & Notiona -
M3,210 and 51 } South 11th street " . | H
J. T. RORINSON NOTION CO , ; , H
Wliolesale notions and Finishing Goods * j
1131 Harnor street , Omaha U H
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , " 'fH ' |
Wholesale Rcanci and • Luhricating Oils * ' j fl
Alio Grease , eto Omaha A. II Ubliop , Maiiagery J H
Paper ii M
GARPENIER PAPER CO , ; ? ifl
Wholesale Paner Dealers , . ! !
anlcosiockof ' . , and H
Carrr nrin' .lmi wrappInK wrltlcS If 1
paper Hpuclal attention glten to card paper a I H
* . - ° - f e ? t0't. . . ii ' bC bsI
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A. i. DEANE & CO . ' , | | fl
Ocnornl Agents ( or f. 1
Halls ' Safes , | 9
021 nml 051 South 10th Bt . Omaha Itf'aB I '
f ' I tfl
Toys , Eto f * j B
II UARDYA CO , Ifl
Jobbers of jj } j H
Toys , Doll ? , Alliums , Fancy Mi , , | fl
House Furnlihln * floods Children's Carriages i:0f -X 1 1
I'm nam street , Opisha Neb d a af B
CHICAGO SHORT LINE II
OF THP Sisl
Chicago , Milwaukea S , St Paul R'yi1 ' ifl
The liest Route from Omaba and Council iMH
Bluffs to MM
- THE EAST - ifl
TWO TUAINB DAILY BBTWKF.N OMAHA ftfl
AMU COUNCIL , iSLVVlH JH
Chicago , AND Mllnankce , 1M
Bt l'aul , Minneapolis , Cctlar Baplds ' WM
Hock Island , Fiecport , Itockford 3 M
Clinton , Jlubtuiuo , Davenport , i M
Elglo , Madison , Jniicsfllle , Jj |
Ucldlt , Winona , Lf Crosse , i UH
Xadallotbsr Imporlunt points Kast , Northaast ani uBuH
.
BjutUtlkll , ? a H
For through tickets call on the tleket ageat at IK * l fl H
rarnaru street , lu liarker Uluek , or at Uulca 1'aciii If M
I > euot eH H
Fuilman Blaepers and the nst Dining Cars Id tbs ) ! SbbH
world are run on the mala line ol the Cbicauo , MlC .fli H
waukee ft St l'aul Italiwar , and tvit attention if 'ma ssl
paid to passengers \ > i courteous siaplojes of tlisj < t ] H
* ° lS im'l EU fleneral Manager - UsH
J. K. TUCtfKK , Asu.UntUsuenl Manager . _ j - > s H
. , . CfAllj-H.M'ltll. '
A. V It Ucneral 1'asssngtr an . H
Ticket Agent H
UKO.K.UBAirrOBD.AulsisatOeD rall'as sag % C ' a M
• Od llckst A nt .laffl
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