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THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
H Wheat , Opens Strong , But Olosos
H Lower Than on Saturday
B DECIDED WEAKNESS IN CORN
Liberal Iiiulness Trnnsnnlcil In O.its
M Provisions Quiet J'op This Sen-
H H ' '
son ol'tlio V'cnr-Cnttlo
H H IIOKS
H cniOAOo pnonucra myhkets
B Chicago , Dec 23. [ Special Telegram to
H Tim Uee.I The wheat market oDctictl
H strong with Its , licnd up , but It speedily
H ylelaetl to the pressure of offerings ami bo-
H fore tlio bottom was reached nearly the
J wbolo of Saturdays Improvement was lost
BY Thcro was sotno rccovory from lnsldo figures
J , but the closing prices showed n net loss for
the day of < c. The Initial trading In May
J was on the basis of S : ) @ & 3ge. Only a few
trades wcro made at 83X& 'lho prlco very
Boon worked down to H3 } { ® 83c , where It
M hung for n while , The next stopniiiK place
was 83 ; { c , and the next 82J8v3S3c. An nctlvo
denmnd dovclopcd around Ss3o. This made
H the bear scalpers a little nervous , and when
H they undertook to cover they found offer
Ings light , A rally to W > fii&38 ( 'c followed
The market then cased down to S. 'ljj'e and
closed thcro Very llttlo business was done
in December , which ranged at 737S o
nnd closed nt Tojtfc Jnnunry ranged nt
HHHj 7 @ ? U LA'c and closed at 7b ; e. Operations ,
HHHj whllo rather nbovo an arcrngo m vol-
Hf umc , wcro largely for local account
B seemingly The stimulus of outsldo
F business , which was to havobecu reasonably
K expected , did not materialize , and as many of
HBH tno bulls wcro willing to tuka profits the
HHH ] market was left without any nggrcshivo sup
HHH ) port Furthermore the timorous shorts wcro
HBH all run iu Snturduy , and this morning many
HHH of the strung bears wcro cugcr to put out
BBH fresh Hues Thus , although cables wcro
BHB steady and the goncral situation has under
BBH gouo no Important change , the speculative
BBB market assumed in nppcaranco of weakness
BBB The visible supply stutcmont was a distip-
BBB pointment to many It rccordol an increase
HHH of 330,873 , bushels , whereas not a few ontliu-
BBB stustio pcoplo wcro on Saturday prc-
HHH dieting a decreupc The returns came
HHH in curly and trade was not kent in
HHH Ignorunco long of the drift of "vlsiblo"
HHH statistics The export clearances today
HHH equaled 141,532 , bushels of wheat and Hour
HHH For the week the official estimate )
BBB ] was 1,1)33,400 ) bushels ( wheat and
HHH Hour ) , which was about SOU.UOO bushels
HHH less than private estimates of Saturday
HHH ] The local receipts were rather nbovo expec-
HHHj tations , bo < ng 131 cars Winter wheat ro-
BBBj ccipts are generally fair despite the muddy
BBB ] roaus throughout the western country Al-
HHHj together the bulls seemed to bo uuablo to
HHHJ muster many facts of a hopeful toaor and
HHHJ the spirits of that pariy wcro as a cense
HHHJ queneo less buoyant
BBBI the corn market made a show of maln-
BBBf tnlning Saturdays closing llgusos at the
BBBI opening , but it soon became evident that the
HHHJ sellers held the whlp'hund of the situation
HHHJ nnd a pronounced weakness set in and con
HHHJ trolled mutters to the close Dccombcr re-
HHHJ ceived no Bunport from a party who is sup
HHHJ posed to have vlrtuul control of that future
BBB ) in this market , and under only moderate
HHHt trading it dropped lu porbushol , opening at
HHHJ 33c and declining to li' e May was also weak
BBB ) nnd lower , Hellers wcro plentiful and
HHH ] buyers scarce until the prlco touched 32c ,
BBH at which price orders were moro plontuul
HHH ] uud n stop wus made ut that llguro The re-
BBH coipts hero wcro heavier than was expected
HHHJ In oat ' a liberal business was recorded ,
BBH and whllo fluctuations were narrow values
HHHJ tended to weakness The receipts exceeded
HHH ] expectations A local warehouse was afrco
HHH ] seller . The vlsiblo supply nnd local stocks
HHHJ both showed some increase for the week and
HHHJ the market also partook of the weakness in
HHHJ wcat and corn May sold off > { a to 2'itfc ,
BBH but.thoro were fairly numerous buying or-
HHHj dors at that , checking any marked tendency
HHH to decline January was quiet at about "c
HHH discount , and other months were neglected
HHH No 2 regular or December was nominally
HHH 20i @ 2to with cash trading again confined
HH to saniplo The withdrawals from store were
HHM moro iiucral than _ for some days past , ag-
, JJ LB crediting 81,500 bushels
IHHK Provision traders were in no wise troubled
hHHJ to look after their market The casti orders
HHHJ in thohundBof the mokors werosmall fort ho
HHHJ season and in speculative circles trading was
BBH ] wholly of n "so so" character It wus want
HHHJ ing to a noticeable extent in spirit and actlr-
BBHJ Ity and fuilqd to exhibit a single feature
HHHJj worthy of comment Even Old Hutou ucg-
HHHj lected to give the market the attention bo
HHHJI has lately extended to it A quiet state of
HHHJI affairs certalnlylexistcd Though the feeling
HHHJl was strong and fluctuations In prices came
HHHJI within a small range , closings were the same
BBBI ns Saturday for January pork , January and
HHHJ May lard and May short ribs , 2 , ! o higher
HHHJ for May pork nnd - ! u lower for January
HHHJ short ribs ' The December product was ol-
HHHJ most nominal , pork standing at SS.C0 , lard at
HHHJ $5.85 and short ribs at ii fy . Cash lard
HHHJ sold sparingly at , $5.85. Sixteen pound green
HHHJ hams brought 7 , c for cash and January
HHHJ dollvcry , and 7o for the last half of Janu-
HHHJ nry The days limited now speculation was
BBBI confined mainly to the month of May , which
BBB ] sold at fO.WXStUKM' for pork , td.03@0.07K
HHHJ for lard , and ? 4.02 > s for short ribs Pork
HHH ] for the eumo dellvery' ' .eloseil . at J9.ti2J ; , lard
HHHJ at $0.05 , and short ribs at $ t.0 ! % ; The
HHH ] closings for pork for January stood at$9,17 > if ,
HHH ] for lurd ut $ & . & 7K@0.00 , and for short ribs ut
HHHJ
H CHICAGO lilVE STOCK
HHH ] Ciiioaoo , Dec 23. [ Spoolal Telegram to
BBBJ Thk Uee.I Cattle The run was the
BBBJ smallest for many Monduys , yet had no
HHHJ great stimulating effect on prices Of course ,
HHHl any Hi Ing at ail prlmo or useful sold a shade
HHHl stronger than at the close of Friday , but
BBBJ prima stcors were scarce nnd ono well known
BBBJ buyer declared that there wns not a good
HBBM load of steers on the market , which was
BBBJ probaDJy near the truth , Taking bis stuud-
HBBJ ard of oxcollcnco us u guide there were only
HHHl a few T'oxnns on tlio scale , scarcely a suf-
HHHl ficiont number to make a' market There
HHHJ ] was a fair demand for butchers stock , with
HHHJ ) a slight uu turu on best cows and heifers
HHHJI The stocker and feeder trudo was qulot , but
HHHJ dealers were looking for a fair trade the com
HHHJ ing week Cholco to extra beeves , f 1.00
HHHl @ 5.in ; medium to good steers , 1350
HHHJ to 1500 lbs , M.0C@4.60 ; 1200 to 1350 lbs ,
Hi * ) .50@4. 'J5 ; 050 to 1200 lbs , fj.00@3.75 ;
HHHl stockers und feeders , $2.00(33.00 ( ; cowb ,
HHHf bulls and mixed , $1.25(32.00 ( ; bulk , J2.00fi2.00.
HHHJ steers , f 3.20 ( 2.75 ; cows , } l.r > 0@2.U5.
IBBJr Hoes The demand wus fair , tbo bulk soil
JHHL Ing about the sumo us Saturday , or Bay So
I HHJ higher than the lowest of Saturday , The
HHHJ great bulk sold at { 3.00. Whoa below , the
HHH quality was poor , und when above that prlco
HHJJj the quality was bolter than the average
HH ] Light sorts sold uniformly nt (3.00. The
HHH market closed steadybut speculators carried
BHjT over a largo number
Bjm K1NANCIAU
HH Nkw VoitK , Doe.23 , | SpecIal Telegram to
HB Tug Hek.I Stocks The stock uiaruot at
HHj the opening today bad lost much of Its force
HHj > from Saturday , Iu a short tlmo there was
BHJ Improved nnlinatlou and the character of
HHj buuinots was a llttlo changed There
HHJ seemed to bo any amount of bull points dls-
HHj ] tributed , but tboy were too numerous to bo
HHJJ highly prized Missouri Pacific , which a
HHJT few weeks ago was deeply . Indebted to
HHjQeorgo Gould and othors.ls now roprcseutcd
HHj ] as able to pay off all floating d obts and In
HHHJ , the words of Kussol Sago to bavo a clean
'
HHHJ' bill of health , Tbo street looks for this
BHHbJ stock to go to 03 , as its showing is as good as
HJi the llurlint'tuu , which is marly 40 points
HHJ : higher Opuld Is , liowovor , regarded as a
HHHJ bull for business , and an upturn is predicted
HJjBj lu not ouly Missouri Pacitlc , but Western
pJBBJ Union , Wabash preferred , Texus l'acifio
HH ) & d Missouri , Kurisas & Texas As if to
| H J { curry out these predictions , Missouri l'aclflo
was the stropg feature of the market early ,
going to 14i , und Paclllc Mall made a big
• Uldo upward , going to 80 . Atchison sold
I
nt : Si4 } nnd Uurlington moved up to ICSif ,
with Lackawanna up M to 137X- Before
noon the character of the market changed ,
Vandorbllt's ilrm early yielded slight frac
tions Western Union dropped J { Per cent
to 83J/ , followed by Missouri Pacific off
to 73 ; . Pacific Mali , Wnbash preferred nnd
nearly all railroad stocks sympathized and
yielded } { per cent or mora Trust stocks
wcro about steady There was llttlo fear of
iurthor manipulation of money rntcs ex
pressed The day ended In stocks with very
frco liquidation In many of the most
nctivo shares Conl stocks hold pretty
steady Missouri Pacific , the loader of
the morning , took n further backset after
noon and wont off to 73 , ' nt the close
Sugar Trusts had n brenk of about 3 points
to 55)8 ) ' , closing at f > 5J . ( Jhicngo Gns
touched i1\4 \ , closing at 43. Pucllio Mail ,
Atchison , Uurlington and nearly all western
stocks showing inn advance early , closed
with slight net losses Duslncss was light
nnd money loaned up to 10 per cent The
total sales were but 114,000 share ? .
The following were the closing quotations !
U.S.4s regular liMiflNortlmrn Pacltlo , . 31
U.H.4scoupons..PTPiitdoorererred Wi
tJ.H.4' .lsrejjular..ltU i JO .V M. W .1UU
U.H.4is ! coupons , it 4'i doprerorrod .143
I'aclilciiaot MJ ll > N.V.lVntrnl .103
Central t'aclne 13' ' I * . D.\G 10
Chicago Alton . . .1J3 Itocklaland KS'i
ClilCftKo.llurllngton CM.iStl' 7US
ijulncv . . . , l07' ' , i donreterrad Iliii
D..U&W VMli StlaulAOmnha . .13'i
Hllnol8ContrAl.ll 'i aoprererred S8i !
I. . . & W } ILilon I'Aclllo Mill
KansasTexas . . . ll4W..8t. ! | L. Si I' lG'h '
l.nkeShore.108 noproCorrad . . . 31S !
Michigan Central . US iWestorn Union , . K34 !
Missourilaoltlc . . 73 > i |
Money On call , ciose , ranging 0 to 9 per
cent
Piiimb MnucANTii.B Pxrnu b * { ( < $7l4 per
cent
STitiatsa Excimnor Qulot but steady
Sixty-duy bills , fl.SO.V ; demand , M.S4' .
Mlninz Stookq
Nnw Yoiuc , Dee S3. [ Special Telegram
toTitr Uee ] The followlnj nro the mln
tngstock quotations :
llest& Ilelcher 223 Horn Silver 100
Crown l'olnt ITU Mexican Sin
Con Cal it Va : w North llcllo Islo..l0i
Dendwood T. HO Ontario 3.VJ0
Kureka Con . . . . . . . . ' 5J0 Opntr : C5
KlL'rlsto 14" > Plymouth 2i)5 )
Hale & Norcro3S.-W rviiko 1M
llomestnbe 'JJJ Union Con 215
PUO yOI3 MjVR1C13T3.
CmcAdo Doc 23.-1:15 D. m. clo o
Wheat Lower ; December , 78o ; January ,
78 c ; May , 83jjc.
Corn Lower ; December , 32M0 ; January
3lc ; May , 32 0 bid
Oats Irregulars Dccomber , nominally
20Ko ; January , 20X@2J c ; May , 22 ; c.
Hyo ihyio
Harley Nominal
Prime Timothy 11.23
Flax Seed No 1 , 11.33.
Whisky $1,03.
Mess Pork Steady : January , fO.17 ;
March , nominally $0.40 ; May , $9.G2 > i.
Lard Steady ; January , Jo.s7 @ 5.00 ;
March , ? . " > .05 ; May 56.05.
Short Ribs Steady ; Jonunry , $4.70 ;
March , nominally $4.80 ; May , S1.02 > tf
ltutter nnd Eges Steady
Flour Steady ; unchanged ; winter wheat ,
$2.004.35 ; spring wheat , ? 2.R5@4.00 ; rye ,
$2.50 2.b3 ; . buckwheat , $1.50@2.00 porewt ,
Provisions Shoulders , $ I.12 ' @ 4.23 ;
Bhort clear , $5.00@5.05 ; ribs , $4.155@4.80.
liuttors-Qulct , lower ; creamery , 12' @
20o ; dairy , 10@23c.
Eggs Easy , fresh , 19@20o.
Chccso Steady full cream Cheddars and
flats , 0 , ' @ ! ) Jfc ; Fancy Young Americas
10@10Kc ; Cheddar , 7@Sc.
Tallow Weak and uucbanged ; No 1 solid
packed , 4c.
Hides Dull and unchanged ; heavy green
salted , 4J c ; light green salted , ii < z\ \ salted
bull , 4c.
Receipts Shlpmts
Wheat 37,000 15,000
Flour 11.000 23,000
Corn i 250,000 221,000
Oats 13J.000 112,000
New York , Dee 23. Wheat Receipts ,
42,350 ; spot dull ; No 2 red , 85@S0' o in
elevator , 87 > { @S79fo nfloat , 8 Ka ( 8cf. o. b. ;
ungraded rod , 70K@S0 > io- Options higher ;
No 2 red , December , closing nt 85c. •
Corn Receipts , 250,800 : exports , 17,400 ;
spot lower ; No 2 , 41 > @ 41J c in elevator ,
42 > s ' @ 42) ) o afloat ; options lower , December
closinc at 41c.
Oats " Receipts , 170,000 ; exports 80,000 ;
spot , dull and weaker ; options , lower ; De '
cember 28 ? < c ; spot No 2 whlto 31M@32 . Vtfc ;
mixed western , 27@30o ; white western , 30 ( < 5
35c.
Coffee Options closed steady , and 10 points
up Sales : 35,000 bags ; December , $15.SU@
15.90 ; May , $10.00@lti.lO ; spot Rio , steady ,
dull ; fair cargoes , $10.75.
Sugar Raw , dull uud nominal ; refined ,
dull and easy
Petroleum Steady , United closqd $1.03 ;
for Junuury
Eggs Higher ; western , 24 ( < ! > 24J < c.
Lard Dull ; wostcrn steam , $0.20 ; clos
ing nt $0.18 bid
Pork Firm ; mess , inspected , $10.50@
10.75.
Uuttor Easy ; Elpln , 2K@20c ; dairy , 0@
18o : creamery , 14@27c.
Cheese About steady ; western , 8@10c.
St Louis Dee 23. Wheat Lower ;
cash , 7So ; December , 77u bid ; Mny , 82 > c ,
Corn Lower ; cash , 20c ; December , 2Uc ;
May , 2c. .
Outs Dull ; cash , 19 c ; May , 22S22Vo (
bid
bid.Pork $9.87K-
liuttor Unchanged
Kansas City , Doo.23. Wheat Stronger ;
No 2 hard , cash , 02c ; December , Ol o bid ;
No 2 red , cash , 07J r. asked
Corn Quiet ; No 2 , cash , 22o bid
Oats No , 2 , cash , 17c : December , 18c
bid
Minneapolis , Dec 23. Wheat Sample
wheat slightly higher ; receipts , 3S0 cars ;
shipments , 18 cars Closing : no 1 Hard ,
Dccombor 79c ; May , 84c ; on track , SOo ;
No 1 northern , December , 70J o ; May , 81 > S c ;
on track , 78o ; No 2 northern , December
and January , 74c ; May , 78 } c ; on track ,
74@7Gc.
Cliioliinnti , Dec 23. Wheat Steady ;
No 3 red , 76c.
Corn No 3 mixed , 32o ,
Oats No 2 mixed , 24c.
Whisky $1.20.
Ijlvnrnool , Do 23. Wheat Firm ; demand -
mand poor ; holders offer sparingly
Corn Steady ; demand poor ,
LIVE STOC1C
Chlcnijo , Doc 23. The Drovers Journal
reports as follows ;
Cattle Receipts , 8.000 ; market steady to
10a higher ; beeves , $2.C0@5.15 ; stockers and
feeders , $2.00@3.00 ; cows , bulls and mixed ,
fl.25@2.U0.
Hogs Receipts , 37,000 : market strong and
fie higher ; mixed , $3.50S3.li5 ( ; heavy , $3.50(3 (
3.07K : HKllt , $3.50@3.70.
Shnep Receipts , 5.000 ; best , firmer ; others
stcnay ; natives , $2.75A5.'id ; western corn
fed , $4.35@5.10.
Nutliiiinl Htorjlc Ynrtl < , , Rast St
LouiH , Dec 23 , Cuttle Receipts , 1,400
shipments , 800 ; strong ; fair to fancy native
steers , $3.20(35,25 ( ; stoekers and feeders
$2.00(23.20 ( ; range stcors , $2.10@3.25.
Hogs Rocolpts 5,300 ; shipments , 2,400 ;
steady ; heavy , $3.55@3.85 ; packing , { 3.45 ®
8.00 ; light , $3,40@3.55 ,
KanBiw City , Dec 2.3. Cattle Receipts ,
3,000 ; shipments , 2COO ; market higher ; na
tives $ a.80@4.50 ; cows , $1.50@2.45 ; Btockera
and feoilers , $2.20 3.00.
Hogs Receipts , 0,000 ; shipments , SOO ;
market slow and unchanged ; everything ,
$3.50@3.57 .
Moux Olty , Dee 23. Cattle Rocolpts ,
500 ; shipments , ,800 ; market steady and un
changed ; canners , 7r > ci$1.20 ( ; cows , $1,203 i
2,15 ; stoekers nnd feeders , $1.50(330' ( , vcul
Halves t2.O0fiJ3.15.
Hogs Receipts , 1,000 ; market strone ;
light , $3.45 3 50 ; heavy , $3.42X@3.52kf ;
mixed , $8.300 < 3.45.
OMAHA live : SVOOIL
Cattle
Monday , , Dec , 53.
Tbo receipts of cattle > of all kinds were
light today and the market looked up A
few cattle held over brought moro money
than wus offered for them on Saturday , one
buncb bringing 15o more This gave the
tnuruct the appearance of being considerably
higher , but it was duo to the fact that tbo
cattle were not wanted on Saturday , and the
buyers would not inuko u decent bid while
they did want them today , and hence raised
their former bids It would hardly be ad- •
visnble , however , In tbo present condition of
the market to quote values any moro than
strong Wlthnllbernl run of stock no ono
would expect anything but a weak market
Cow stuff sold nt about the old prices , that
is largely at $1.50@2.15. Stockers and feed
ers were not plenty , especially good feeders ,
nnd In the absence of a good demand , the
movement was slow
tlloir * .
Thocarlytrndlnglnhogs wns on n basis of
a Co ndvnuco over yesterdays ' close Quito
n number of hogs changed hands nt $3.4 < > { < $
3.50 , and ns high ns W.5iJ < was paid As
some ol the buyers dropped out ot the market
the trade slowed up nnd was n llttlo dull for
a tlmo and the market closed with a good
share of the mornings ndvnnco lost The
Into solos were largely nt $3.45 , as against
$3.47 (33.50 ( in the morning
' Sliccp
Thcro was only ono load hero , but it rold
readily at Urin prices t
ItcueipU
Cattlo..i 000
Hogs : B.10U
Sheep , . 103
l'reviilllnr Prices
The following is a table ot prices paid In
this market far the grades ot stock men
tioned :
Christmas beeves fl.CO ( cMVIO
Prime steers , 1390 to WOO lbs . 3.90 < rtt (50 (
Good steers , 1250 to 1433 ttis . . 3.00 03.90
Good steers , 1050 to 13JO lbs . . 3.0J © 3.80
Common 10'J'J to 1150 lb steers 2.73 ( fM.OO
Western steers 2.40 (42911
Common canners 1.00 ( c l,50
Ordinary to fair cows 1.50 Qil 80
Fair to good cows 1.80 ( ' . 2,00
Good to cholco cows 2.00 ( r < ; 2.5 ( >
Cholco to fancy cows 2.50 C'43.00
Fair to good bulls 1.5'J ' © 2,35
Light stoekers nnd feeders . . . 2.00 @ 2. ( > U
Feeders , O.VJto 1100 lbs 2.20 < jJ3 03
Fair to cholco light hogs 8.50 M3.52)i/ ) /
Fair to cholco heavy hogs 3.45 @ 3.50
Fair to choice mlxod hogs 3.40 @ 3.50
Il-proscntntivo Sales
STCCU9.
No Av Pr No A v. Pr
3 130 ? $2 05 20 1204 $3 B0
12 1147 2 75 17 1279 8 30
0 1047 3 00 40 1048 8 85
7 1014 3 00 40 18155 8 35
20 1020 3 00 20 1245 8 40
'J 1190 3 10 40 1181 3 50
13 1310 3 10 18 1401 8 55
22 1101 3 10 18 1312 3 05
22 1090 3 10 1 1290 3 75
cows
23 1033 125 20 1012 187
'
10 821) ) 180 3. 1153 190
10 820 150 18 1033 195
2 1095 150 2 113.5' 2 00
1 1000 1C0 1 1230 2 00
3 1107 103 23 1031 2 10
3 1213 103 9 1109 2 10
14 C01 ISO 13 1192 SIR
24 1000 ISO 7 1294 3 40
83 S70 1 80
80BULLS.
BULLS
1 1290 150 2 1405 175
2 SCO 1C0 8 1390 185
1..1550 170 2 1420 3 00
PEEOE11S.
8 810 2 15 23 850 2 50
28 812 215 22 1030 2 50
23 1039 2 85 * 9 972 3 00
13 713 2 40 31 702 3 00
STOCKEUS
39 490 2 10. 45 070 2 52 } , ;
23 595 2 25
CALVC3.
3 307 1 85 32 3S4 2 10
UCIFCUS
4 973 2 20 2 1040 2 35
ox UN
2 1535 2 00
OXr.X ANT ) STAGS
9 1350 2 00
WBSTEItN CATTLE
Owner and No Av Pr
Slfceders 920 $2 30
J. R. Rash
lSbulls 1110 1 50
20 cows , corn-fed. . . 900 1 90
Bartlett
Sfeedcrs 1153 2 00
. OOfoeders 917 2 50
Laramie River Land and Cattle Co
3fccdcrs 807 2 40
8 bulls 1153 1 50
21 cows ; 89. ) 1 40
13 cows 90S 1 75
iioos
No AV Sh Pr No Av Sh Pr
77..235 100 $3 40 U0..2S2 120 $3 47&
'O3..270 120 3 43 53..309 ICO 3 47 rf
89..184 120 3 45 71. . . .285 200 3 47
49. . .299 200 3 45 140..801 120 8 50
32..220 80 * 3 45 120..318 1(50 ( 3 50
55..320 1203 45 05..251 60 3 50 ,
51..302 80 3 43 70. . . 249 60 3 50
04..215 60 3 45 85..205 8 50
03. . . .375 100 2 45 07..291 100 8 50
00..314 80 3 45 57..301 200 3 50
57..307 100 8 45 51..297 80 8 50
07..244 80 8 45 50. . .2C0 40 3 50
50..301 480 3 45 70. . . 257 80 3 50
01..2S3 100 8 45 07..834 120 3 50
01.325 100 3 45 51..303 80 3 50
01.207 100 3 47 } < 02..303 280 3 50
59..271 200 3 47K 05..283 80 8 5o
03..251 100 3 47J | 05..324 200 3 50-
53.202 100 3 47 } * 30..310 100 8 50
07 . . .269 240 5 47 ! B0. . .353 40 3 f.0
07.281 80 3 47 53 . . .331 3 50
70..274 40 8 47K S2..109 3 59
47..312 40 3 47 00..235 20 3 50
50.323 200 8.47H CO..271 80 3 50
04.285 120 3 47K 39..300 8 50
57..303 1H0 3 47K 90..213 8 52X
siiEcr
No * Av Pr
98 mixed natives 84 $3 80
3 stags , natives , . ; . . . .107 3 00
1 buck , nuttvo 120 3 25
Disposition of Ualtlu Toilny
Uuyors , No
Swift & Company 430
George II Hammond & Company , - . . . . - 231
Armour-Cudahy Packing company 155
Hamilton , S. & Co - . 132
Shippers and feeders . . 377
*
SI1EEI' .
Swift & Company 102
Purcltatna ol' Ilnus
Showing the number ot hogs bought by
the packers und loading buyers on today's
market :
Armour-Cudahy Packing company 1,802
Omaha Packing company 711
Swift & Company , 400
George H. Hammond & Company • 520
Jackson , , . , , . , ; . 32
With Cnttlo
On the market with cattle : Frank
Young , Fort Atkinson ; A. J. Pitts-
Dunlap ; Thomas Flowers , Bancroft ; S , S.
Hull , Ponder ; Cobb Brothers , Pendor ; J.
HaBtio Englo ; J. R. Rush , Central City ; J ,
J. F. Order , Belvirtero ; Richard Gentry ,
Adams ; F. Wight , Hcllidoro ; Van Hoven & '
Company , Sioux City , la ; Partons & West
SlouxClty ; Laramie P. L. , & C. company ,
Laramie , Wyo ; Standard & Faucet , Wav ,
orly ; T , J. Wllborn , Greenwood :
B. Kuhn , Blue Hill ; R. N. Lee !
Inolunola ; O , W. Porloy , Lin wood ;
C. W. Robinson , Scribner ; A. S. Way Her
mesa Dak ; Perry & Frusb , Wahoo ; Hob
eon 13. , Cozad ; J , G. Oldham , Plattsmouth ;
J , It Rush , Laramie , Wyo ; J. M. Emerlne ,
Council , Bluffs , la
With IIozs
On the market with hogs G. H.
Pratt , Bennington ; J. F. Stocker , Logan ;
Socket & H. , Cedar Rapids ; 11. S. Green ,
Dow City , la ; G. P. Morohoad , Dunlap ;
J , F , Kessler , Craig ; O. Holmauost , Oak
land ; F. Kropp , Schuylor ; Spinch & Green
wood , Dowcese ; F. Funuoy , Broken Bow ;
Andersen Brothers , Wilsonvillo ; First
natioual bank by Landers & G , , Loup City ;
F. M. Nichols , Morsman ; J. A. Kotioo ,
Platte Coutcr ; Adams & F. , Loup City ;
Linn & Company , Nodaway ; J , C. Welch ,
Clarlnda : M. Ilutton Sidnev : Jed Knotts
Murray ; J. M. Doud , Whiting ; N. W , M.
company Standard ; L. Gustin , Newman
Grove ; J , M. Emerino , CouncilHiluffa , la ;
John Biggs Heart well ; C , Nutzman , Bor-
trand ; A , W , Johnson , Lobmis ; Wiley &
Jenkins , Alma ; Smith & Stable , Wa-
vcrly ; II Gund & Company Blue Hill ;
J. J , Ligbtbody , Maltland ; J , F. McCartuny ,
Geneva ; Jumes Powers & Company , Hen
derson ; Webster & tl , Howard ; Phillips &
J. , luland ; J. G. Mathcrson & Company ,
Pilger ; E. Pcttey , Shelby ; J. Lower ,
Stromsburg ; Perry ifc Trust , WahooH ;
McCubbiiih , Gibbon ; II Hammer , Miuneola ;
M. Button , Malvern ; J. II Seeloy , Wilcox ;
E. W. Black , Plattsmouth
With Sheep
On the market with sheep : First national
bank , by Landers & Q.
I.Ivo Stock NlAefl
Cnttlo scarce nnd strong , , . | , ,
Hogs opened stronger , Cl ftlraslcr
W. S , Morton of the commission firm of
Mitchell & Morton , Lincoln , Av&s among the
visitors nt the yards '
J. II Blnnchardof the commission firm of
Palmer , Blnnchard & Company , has re
turned from Denver , whew he went on his
wedding trip ,
OMAHA AVHOLKSAliliMAlliiUTS
Groceries , Produce Fruits , Vac
Eons Strictly fresh , 21(3230) ( ) cold storage ,
17c.
17c.Hides
Hides , Pelts , Tallow , Etc Grocn salted
hides , 4J/c ; No 2 , g. s. hide ' s. - 3J < u ; dry Hint
hides , 57c ( ; calf hides , 4 ( ig45c } ; damaged
hides , 2o less ; sheep pelts , green , each 25c ©
$1.00 ; sheep pelts , dry , per lb , 7@13 > ot tal
low No 1 , 4o ; No 2 , OtgStjci grease , whlto ,
4Q4)fo ) ( ; yellow , 2 } < @ 3c
IIutteh Creamery , fancy , 33@25c ( cholco ,
2C@21c. Dairy , fancy , lu@17c ; cnolcoH@13c.
Country , funcy , 14@l. > c ; good to choice , 12t ( §
13c ; fair , 10@llo ; Inferior , CfiJOc
Pickles Medium per bbl , $5.00 ; small ,
$0.00 ; gherkins , $7.00 ; O & U chow chow ,
qts $3.83 ; pts , $3.85.
Potatoes 25@30o for choice
Onions 40@ooc.
Saueii KitAUT BbU , $4.75 ; half bbls , $2.S5.
SuciAits Cut loaf , 8/c ; cut loaf , cnbos ,
SJi'c ; standard , powdered , 8 , ' c ; XXXX ,
powdered , Uc ; granulated , standard , 7 } < e ;
confectioners A , 7 'fc ; whlto extra C , 0 > < c ;
extra C Neb , ( ) ' > c ; umber , O c ; California
golden C , fltfe
IJKEFTosouES-Salt , bbls , $20.00.
Hay 83.00@ < 1.00.
ChoiFixii $12.00.
Buan$10.00. .
Cons lito
Oats 17c.
Veal Choice , medium size , 5@3c ; cholco
heavy , 3 ® la
Lye-$1.75@ 1.50.
Live Pioeoxs Per doz , $1.50.
Phovisions Hams , No 1 , 10-lb nvorago ,
0 fe ; 20 to 22-lbs. 8 > < o ; 12 toU-lbs. lOu ;
Bhouldcra , 5c ; breakfast bacon , No 1 , 8Ji o ;
ham sausage , 9c ; dried beef hams , 8c ; beef
tongugs , V-00 per dozen ; dry suit meats , 5t&
( < 15c pl * ib ; ham roulette , 0 } c ; add lc per
lb for small lots
Mess Poitk Per bbl , $10.25.
- Banakas According to size , per bunch ,
$2.00(33.00. (
BUTrEiUN'E Tubs , 13c : rolls , Ho
COCOANUTS-Pcr 100 , $3.00.
Ari'LE Uu-iTcn Oc
Ciur.it Bbls , $5.50 ; hr bbls , $3.00.
Mai'le SudAit 12) ) < @ 15u per lb
Caxuy 9 > 5 ( < ? 22o per lb
CuvNiiEiutiES Cauo Cod , $10,00@U,00 ,
Orasqes Florida , per box , $3.00@5 00.
Buckwheat Flouii Per bbl , $5.50VJ ( > 0.00.
Wool Fine , average , 22@23cj modlum ,
average , 21@22c ; quarter blood , averngo , 20
21c ; coai'BO , average , 1517c ; cotts and
rough , uvcrago , 14@l0c.
Funs Beaver , per lb , $2.50 ( < H.00t otter ,
each , $3.00fij7.u0 ; wolf , cach,50ca$1.23 ; coon ,
each , 23@75u ; mink , ouch , 15@oJc ; muskrat ,
full , 5jj9c ( ; skunk , rut , 23$0Uc ( ; badger , rat ,
25i.80u ; doer skins , fall , per lb , 18j$27c ( ;
winter , 12@22c.
Beams Cholco hand picked navy , $1.75@
1.80 ; choice hnnd picked modlum $1.C5 ( ( $
1.70 ; choice hand picked country , $ l.60@l,05 ;
cloiin country , $1.50 1.00 ; Inferior couutry ,
$1.001.25.
Game Pralrio chlckonsi $4.00 ; mallard
ducks , $3.00(33.50 ( ; mixed ducks , $ l.50@2.00 ;
teal , $1.25@1.50jacksmpo$1.00@1.25 ; quail ,
$1.2oc l,75 ; jack rabbits , v$4.0O@4.5O : small
rabbits , $ l.OO@l,20 ; squirrels , $1.00@1.10 ;
plover , 75c&i$1.00 : veulsoo Baddies , ll@13c ;
carcasses , 0(510. (
Lemons Fancy , $5.50@ .50 ; choice , $3.50
( 5.00. ' " "
Celeiiv Per doz , 30c.
Califuunia Giui-es $2.00i
Falsoda IJbC' Ko per l b. ,
Staucu 4Jifc per lb
Stove Polish S3.00@3.Si per gross
Buooms 4 tie , $2.00 ; 3 tie , $2.20 ; stables ,
$3.S0 ; common , tl.506Jl.75. i
Laud Tierces Rctined , 5Hfc ; puree loaf ,
.0 c ; kettle rendered , 0 c. Add } o to J4o
for smaller quantities ' . , r
Fahimaceous Goons Barley , 3@3Kc ;
farina , 4J c ; peas , 3c ; 6at meal 2@ao ;
macaroni , lie ; vermicelli , lie ' : rice , 3 > @
5c ; sago and tapioca , GWTc ; lima beans ,
2Kc. .
i.
Coitee Roasted Arbucklo's Arioso ,
24c : McLaughlin's XXXX ; 21 c ; German ,
24 > ! c ; Dllworth , 24 0 ; Alaromo , 34 c
Coitec Green Fancy old golden Rio ,
21c ; fancy oldpeaborry , 23J < fc ; Rio , choice to
fancy , 22c ; Rio prime , 21c : Rio , good , 19o ;
Mocha , 29c ; Java , funcy Mandehllng , 27c ;
Javn , good interior , 24c ; African 20jc.
Canned Fisit Brook trout , 3 lb , $2.40 ; sal
mon trout 2 lb , $2.23 ; clams , 1 lb , $1.23 ;
clams , 2 lb , $2.00 ; clam chowder , 3 lb , $1.25 :
deviled crabs , I Iu , j.2u ; devlled'crabs , 2 lb ,
$3.50 ; codfish balls , 3 lb , $1.75 ; cavior , } i lb ,
$2.23 ; eels , 1 tb , $3 40 ; lobsters , 1 lb , 1.9U ;
lobsters , 2 lb , $2.93 ; lobsters , deviled , % lb ,
$2.23 ; mackerel , 1 15 , $1.75 ; mackerel must
ard sauce , 3 lb , $2.00 ; mackerel , tomato
sauce , 3 lb , $2.00 ; oysters , 1 lb , $1.10 ; oys
ters , 2 lb , $1.90 ; salmon , C. It , 1 lb , $1.00 ;
Balmon , C , R , 2 lb , $2.80 ; salmon , Alaska , 1
lb $1.05 ; salmon , Alaslta , 81b , $2.05 ; shrimps ,
1 lb , $2.00.
DitiEi ) Fkuit Currants , now Co ; prunes ,
casks 1300 lbs , 4Kc ; prunes bblB or bags ,
4Kc ; citron peel , drums , 20 lbs , 21c ; lemon
pool , drums , 20 lbs , 20c ; furd dates , boxes 13
lbs , 9c ; apricots , cholco evaporated , 14c ;
unricots , Jelly , cured , 25 lb boxes , 15o : apri
cots , fancy , Alount Hamilton , 25 lb boxes ,
lOo ; apricots , cholco , bags , 80 lbs , 14 c , ap
ples , evaporated , Alden , 50 lb boxes , 95c { [ ;
apples , star , 8c ; apples , funcy , Alden , - 5 lb
10c ; apples , funcy , Alden , 3 lb , 10jo ( ; Salt
Lake , 9Kc ; blackberries , evaporated , 50 lb
boxes , 5X ( 0Wc ; cherries , pitted , dry cured ,
14a ; pears , California fancy , Us boxes , 23 lb ,
12o ; peaokosCal No 1 , fancy j s , unpbngs ,
80 lbs , 15c ; nectarines , red , 14o ; nectarines ,
silver boxes , 15o ; pitted plums , Cal 25 lbs ,
boxes , 8K ° i raspberries , eVup N. . , now ,
20u ; prunes , Cal R C , 90-100 boxe3 , 25 lbs ,
7c ; prunes , Cal , R C , 00-70 , 9c ; orange pool ,
15o ; raisins , California Londons , crop 1889 ,
$3.25 ; raisins , Cal loose muscatels , crop 1889 ,
$2.10 ; Valenclas , 18S8 , 8J u ; Valcncias , now ,
7c ; Cal seedless , sks , 7 0.
Canned Meats Corned beef , 1 lb square
cans , $1.20 ; corned beef , 3 ,1b square cans ,
$2.05 ; corned beef , 0 lb square cans , $0.5u ;
corned beef , 11 lb square cans , $14.00. Lunch
tongues , l lb round cans $2.00 ; lunch
tongues , 2 lb round cans , $4,75. Brawn , 1 lb
square cans , $1.20 ; brawn , 2 lb . square cans ,
$2.00 ; brawn , 0 lb square cans , $0.50 ; brawn ,
14 lb square caau , $14.00. Ox tongues , 1 } lb
round cans , $5.00 ; oxtongues , 2 Ib round
cans , $0.00 ; ox tongues 2 } lb round cans ,
$7,00 ; ox tongues 3 lb round cnnB , $8.00.
Chipped beef , 1 lb round cans , $2.00 ; chipped
beef , 2 lb round cans , $1,00 , Roast beef , 1
lb round cans , $1.20 ; roast bcof , 2 lb round
cans , $2.00. Potted ham , } ( lb round cans ' ,
05c ; potted bum , Ji _ [ b round cans ,
$1.20. Deviled ham , } i lb round cans , 05a ;
deviled him , H lb rounds cans , $1,20. Pot
ted oxtonguo , } i lb round cans , 05c ; potted
ox tongue , } i lb round cans , $1 20. Com
pressed ham , 1 lb square cans , $1.75 : com
pressed ham , 3 lb square cans $2.75. Tripe , -
2 lb round cuns , JlbO Minced collops , 3 lb
round cans , $2,20. Boneless pigs foot , 3 lb
square cans , $2.25. Ono , pouud cans are
packed two dozen nnd four dozen to case
Two pound cans are packed ono dozen aud
two dozen to case , Half pound cans packed
two dozen to case Quarter pound cans
packed four dozen to cat e. All prices per
dozen , not . ,
Nuts Almonds , I5@16Vj ; ' Brazils , 12J c ;
filberts , 12Ko ; pecans , lleit valhuts , Ka\ \
peanut cocks , e c ; roasted ; Uo ; Tennessee
peauuts , 7o. r. ,
Sacs 0E Bologna , 4f34Jici Frankfort , 7o ;
tongue , 8c ; sumuior , 20cJwadcbccso , Co
PofLTitv Chickens-ptm- , live hens ,
$2,23 ; spring , $2.50@2.75t > dressed , per lb 5
@So ; turkeys , live , 8@lo ( ) : . dressed , 8$10o ( ;
ducks , live , per doz , $2.0@3,00 ; dressed , per
lb , 0@llo ; geese , live , per doz , $ S.OO@9,00 ;
dressed , per lb , 8@9c. ' , ,
Awles Per bbl , common , $2.00@2.25 ;
choice , $ i.50@4.00 ; fancy , $1.00@5.00 , •
Mince Meat 20-lb cucsj 7ic.
Honey 15o per lb for choice ,
PiiESEitVES 9k@10c per lb
Jellies 4(84 ( 0 per lb
Beeswax-No. 1 , 10@9e. |
Chocolate and Cocoa 21@37o per lb ;
Gorman chickory , rod , 8o.
Pies Feet Piokled , kits , 75ot Bpiced pigs
tougue . kits , $2.85 ; pickled tripe , kits , 05c ;
plcalcd H O tripe , kits , 85o : spiced pigs
'
hocks , kite , $1.15. •
SiMCES Whole , per lb-Alsplco , 9o ; Cas-
slo , China , Co ; cloves , Penong , 28o ; nutmegs ,
No 1 , 75o ; popper , I8@19c ,
GlSOEit-Jauialca , U pints , $3.00 per doz
CuEESE-Youug Americas full cr am,12Ko ;
factory twins , ll@12Ko ; oft grades , 7@Sc ;
Van Rossen Edom , $11.60 per doz ; sap sago ,
23o ; brick , Uo ; llmburger , Ho ; domestic
Swiss , 13@14o.
Wjiavi-ino Papeh Stratv , per lbKajh
2Kci rasr , 2 o ( wunllla , B , 5@0 o ; To ,
- 'Ba i Union Squajre , 33 per cent off list
SAi.T--Ialry. 2S0 lbs lii bbl , bulk , $110 ;
best grade , 00 , 5s , $3.00 ; bcstgr.tdo , 100 , 8s ,
$3.40 ; host grade , 38 , 10s , $2.20 ; rock salt ,
crushed , tlfcOj dairy salt , Ashlon , 50 lb
bags , 85a ; bulk , 234 lb bags , $3.35 ; common ,
in bbls , $1.25.
Flour-Stuto , $ ,00@3.00 : fancy , $5.00 ®
5.40.
5.40.Fish
Fish Dried codfish , 4K@So ; scaled her
ring , 2i > c per box ; hoi herring , dom , 55o ;
Hamburg , spiced herring , $1,50hoi. ; herring ,
Imp , 80c ; mackerel , No 1 shore , $11.60 ;
fancy mess , $18.50 tier 100 lbs ; whlto fish ,
No 1 , $7.00 ; family , $3.75 ; trout , $5.25 ; sal
mon , $8.5(1 ( ; anchovies , 83c.
OiLs-Kernsene P. W. , 0) c ; W. W. 12c ;
headlight , 12 c ; gasoline , 74o , 12o ; lard , No
1 , 44c ; No 3 , 40o ; sulod oil , $1,25(3.9.00 ( per
dozen
Soaps-Castile , mottled , per lb , S@10o ;
castllo , white , per lb , 13 < JJ15c.
Twines anil ISonr
Uis-DEiis' TwiNE-Slsnl , 13o ; Hf & Hf
14c ; mnullln , 15c.
CiJjTUKsLiNES Cotton , 50 ft , $1.17t cotton ,
GO ft , $1.33 ; Jute , 50 ft , 90c ; Jute , 00 ft , $1.00.
Cotton Twinb Flno , 20o ; medium , 19o ;
heavy hemp , 14c ; light hemp , 10c ,
Sah , Twine B. sail , 20c ; Calcutta , 14o ;
manilln rope , 14e ; sisrtl rope , ll > fc ; now
process , SJ c ; Jute , UJ c ; cotton , too ; hide
rope , t7a
Ijuinbcr nnd ltutlilliiir Slntorlnl
Stock BoAnns A , 12 , Inch , s 1 s , 11 nnd 10
feet , $15.00 ; B , 12 Inch , sis , 12 , 14 nnd 10
font , $41.00 ; C , 13 inch , sis , 12 and 10 feet ,
$30.00 ; I ) , 12 inch , sis , 12 , 14 nnd 10 feet ,
$23.00 ; No tcom 13 lu , sis , 12 foot , $18.00 ;
No a com 12 in , s 1 s , 14 nnd 10 root , $17.50 ( $
18.50 ; No 1 com 12 in , sis , 10. 18 mid 20
feet $18.60 ; No 3 com 12 In , s 1 b , 14 und 10
foot , $10.00.
Poi'i.AH Lumhek Clear poplar box bds , } i
in , s2 b , $35.00 ; clear poplar , } { panel , $39.00 ;
clour poplar , % \w \ panel , $23.00cloar ; poplar ,
} i In panel stock wide , s 2 s. $23.00 ; clear
poplar corrugated celling , X. $29.00.
Posts - White cedar , 0 in halves , 12a ;
whlto cedar , b } in halves nnd 8 In quarters ,
lie ; white cedar , -1 in round , 10c ; Tennessee
red cedar , spilt , 10c ; spilt oak , whlto , 8C ,
sawed oak , 18c.
Ship Lai--No. 1 plain , 8 nnd IS In , $17.00 !
No 2 plain , 8 and 10 iu $15.50 ; No 1 , O G.
$13.00.
DIMEMSlONS AND TIMtlElt
12 ft 14 ft 115 ft 18 ft 20 ft 23 ft 2-1 ft
2x1..15 00 15 00 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 1800
2x0. . . . 15 00 15 00 15H ( ) 10 00 10 00 IS 00 1800
2x8 . . .15 0J 15.0 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 1800
2x10..15 00 1500 13 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 1S00
2x12. . . 15 00 1500 15 00 10 00 10 00 18 00 1800
4x48x .10 00 10 00 10 00 17 00 17 00 10 00 1900
Fcxoisfn-No. 1 , 4 and 0 in , 12 and 14 ft ,
rouch , $10.00@10.50 ; No 1 , 4 nnd 0 in , 10 ft ,
$17.00@17.5t ) ; No 3 , 4 nnd 0 in , 12 and 10 ft ,
$13.50@I4.00 ; No 3 , 4 und 0 in , 10 ft , $15.00 ,
FiNisiiiNO lBtand 3d clear , \H inch , s 3
s , $49.00@5I.OO ; 1st nnd 2d clear , itf nnd 3
inch , s a s , $47.00@50.00 ; 3d clear , l' .f inch , s
2 s , $43.00@40.00 ; B select , l > f , 1 > { nnd 2
inch , s 3 b , $37.00@33.00 ; 1st and 2d clear , 1
Inch , s 3 b , $45.00 ; 3d clear , 1 loch , 8 3 s ,
$30.00 ; A select 1 Inch , s 2 s , $34,00 ; B select ,
1 Inch , 8 3 s , $29.00.
Battens , Well Tohinq , Pickets O. G.
Batts , 2J Inch , 00a ; O. G. Batts , 2'4@3. bs
33c ; 8-in well tubing , D. & M. and bov ,
$22.00 ; pickets , D. & H. , flat , $22.00 ; pick
ets , D. & U „ s'uare ) , $19.00.
Flooiunq 1st com 0-inch , whlto pine
$34.00 ; 2d com 0 in whlto "plno , $81.00 ; 3d
com 0-in whl o pine , $20 09 ; D com 0-ln wnito
pine , $20.00 ; com 4 and 0-in yellow pine ,
$15.00 ; Star41u yellow plno $17.00 ; 1st and
2d clear yellow pine , 4 and 0-in. $19.00.
Shingles Per M XX clear , $3.20 ; extra
* A$3.80 ; standurd A , $2.40 ; C inch clear ,
$1.C0@1.70 ; Oinch clear , $1.75(311.80 ( ; No 1 ,
$ U0iJl,15 ( ; clear rod cedar , mixed widths ,
from Washington torrltory , $3.40 ; California
red wood , dimension widths , $4 50 ; oypress ,
clear heart , dimension widths , $3.25 ; laths ,
$2.40.
BoAitns No 1 com , sis , 12 , 14 aud 10 ft ,
$18.00 ; No 2. do $15.00 ; No 3 , do , $14.00 ;
No 4 , do , ( ships cull ) , $11.00. Add 50c per
m ft , for rough
Ceilinu and Pahtition 1st com -y-ln
white pine partition , $32.00 ; 2d com Jf-in
whlto'plnopartition , $27.00 ; clear -m yellow
pine coiling , $20.0u ; clear aIn Norway ,
$13.50 ; 2d com % -\n \ Norway , 512.50.
Lime Best , 80c.
Cement $1.25.
Plastbh $2.20.
Haih 20c. -
Builbino Bmoic Common , - $0 0D@7.50 per
m ; selected , $7,50@9.00 per in ; sewer brick ,
$9.00@lO.0f ( per m.
Sash 00 per cant discount
Doous Blinds and MouLDtNas 50 and 10
per cent off
Takked Felt $2.00 per owt
Sthaw BoAitD $1.40 per cwt
DrngH and Chemicals
Acid Sulphuric , per pound , 2i c ; citric ,
per pound , ole ; oxnue , per pound , 14c ; tar
taric powdered , per pound , 42o ; carbolic , 37
@ 44c.
Alum Per pound , 2J4o.
Ammonia Carbonate , per pound , lie
Aiikowroot Per pound , 15c.
Balsam Copaiba , per pound , 03c ; tolu , 52
@ 55c.
Bohax Refined , per pound , Wo
Blue Vitkol-8c.
CAMl'ltOlt lie
Cream Taiitak 34c , . '
Cuttle Fish 27c.
Dextuine lie
Glycekine 21c.
Hora 37cj
iNinao 75c. * *
Insect Powder 43c.
Moui'iiiNE $2.85.
Omum $3.00.
Quinine 47c ,
Rock Salts 27c.
Sai'FHon Ail 34c.
Sajtiion Sl'AN $1.07.
Sal.TI'ETllE 8c. . . -
Sui.fiiuit Flower lc
Soda , Bi-Caiui. lc
Silver-Nitrate $1.29.
White Wax 52c
Yellow Wax 32c.
Linseed Oil OOc
Linseed Raw , 57c.
Castor Oil No 1 , $1.24.
Sl'ERM Ollr-51.10.
Tuju'entink 53c.
Neatsfoot Oil No 'l , 57c.
*
EAGLES FISH FOR TROUT
Tlioy Tnke Up the IjIiich Placed In a
Sii-ouiii by Lumbermen
A curious story comes from Clotirflelil
county , says a Hurrisburg ( Pa ) special
.to the No5v York Sun Mosquito crook
ilows through ft wdodeil part of thut
county , and the stream is as full of trout
as the tlenso forest is nlivo with various
ldiuls of birds The eagles find n peace
ful homo tbero , und they nro jiloiity ,
too Some tlmo ago a party of lttmbor-
moii bethought thorr.solves that it would
bo a good schema to cutch the trout thut
. inhabit Mosquito crock They could not
spare the tlmo to fish with rod und line ,
and Franklin Huverstmw , the Inventive -
ivo genius of the camp , suggested the
ldcu of tying lines to bottles The
iinxt day the crook wuh full ot bottles
with lines on thorn Tlioy had good
luok for awhile until tlio bottles bognn
to disappear To solve tlio mystery a
watch wus put upon tlio llshmg tackle ,
and Havorstraw and Christ Moore
woni.on guard A day passed , but the
bottles were undisturbed , and a good
moss of lish was caught However , the
two moil saw sovorul cnglos perched
high in the treetops , looking suspici
ously into the water below Then they
would soar uround aud lly close to the
crook , quickly going to the highest
limb of the tallest tree when they saw
the men
urns singular action oi the birds sot
Havorstraw to thinking , and when ho
told his partner that it . was his belief
that the bottles were carried off by the
eagles Mporo 6Couttfu tlio idea Havor
straw was firm in his convic
tions and the next day the two
men hid themselves among • the
loaves At 8 o'olock in the morning
three largo birds came in singht They
sat on a tree for an hour Then , fooling
euro thut tlioy were unobserved , they
mudo a descent and each caught abottlo
in Its claws and carried it to the bank
Each line had u iiho trout on it , which
the eagles proceeded to devour The
mon were dumbfounded For the first
time in their lives they saw an ouglo
eating a fish Havorstraw aud Moore
remained in their , hiding place To
their surprise the birds made another
trip to the river Ouly ono line had a
lieh on it , but the other two birds car
ried the bottles and lines to the shore
Doforo they could devour the ono llsh
lliivorstraw ami Moore ntipcarotl on the
scene and tlio birds now olT The
grounds were then searched , nnd many
ot the missing lines anil bottles were
found To shoot the eagles was the
next measure adopted , and on the fourth
dtiv two of the birds were killed The
third flow awny and was not soon again
Mnkc no Mistake ,
By dispelling the symptoms so often taken
for comsumptlon SANTA ABIK has
brought gladness to many a household By
Its promptuso for breaking up the cold that
too oftrn develops Into thut fatal disease ,
thousands can bo saved from an untimely
pravo You make no mistake by keeping a
bottle of this pleasant remedy In your
bouso CALIFORNIA CAT-U-CURB is
equally cffectlvo in eradicating nil trnccs of
Nusal Catarrh Both ot these wonderful
California romedics nro sold nnd warranted
by Goodman Drug Co $1 a package , 8 for
$2.50 ,
The Visible Supply
CuicAoo Dee 23. The visible supply of
grain is ns follows :
Bushels : Increase
Wheat 34,275,000 33,000 ,
Corn , . 7 > , S5lO00 ( 5S0.OOO
OntB.- 4,853,000 25,000
Rye 1,351,000 , C2.0C0
Decrease
Barley 2,521,000 03,010
Change of llfo , bnekncko , monthly Irrogu-
lnrltlos , hot llnshn ? , nro cured by Dr Miles
Nervine , Free samples ut Kuhn & Co 's ' 15th
nnd Douglas
SHROEDER Si DEAN ,
GKRAIN
,
Provisions i Stocks
Basement First National Bank
305 South llttli Struct , - Onuiliii ;
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK
Capital , - $400,000
Surplus , - 40,000
omceriand Dlroitorj E. M. Morsoman , tl
Al Hitchcock , Jos , OarneauJr , A. Henry , K
Al Anderson , \Vn . OMaui V tires ; L. It Will
alms A. V. Hopkins , pros ; A. Allllard caanler ;
l < \ II liryant assistant cashier
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NSB
Capitol $410,030
Surplus Jan Isl , 1S8J ) 52,000
OFiaCEHS AND IUItKCTOKS :
Hcsuv . Vatkr , lresldeut
Lbwis B. Uiikii , Vice rrodldeut
A , U.Touzai.in , *
W. V. JlOlfSK ,
Johns Collins
It C. Cimuiwi ,
JN II PATRICK ,
\v. It y. JIUdiiKP , Cashier
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor 12th ami Farnam Sts
A General Hanking Huslness Transacted
AH Fl ft ( ISSUED BY STATES
Bfll Btl BE ! C J COUNTIES , CITIES ,
11 11 B B < H 1 WATERWORKS COS , ETC .
W H V b9 % jf I BOUGHT AND SOLD .
Deal In Oov't I.unil Wnrrnnt * " < I Scrip
Kerelvo Account , ami Extern ! all tlio facilities ut
u General HnnWltm lluiliicia
Corrcsponaenco solicited
SJJElSCDJus
IOO WASHINGTON STREET , CHICAGO , ILL
• IS OROADWAY NCWYORK
OMAHA MINMCTOlBu
BootB and ShooB
KIIiKEKDALL , JOSE S & CO ,
Successors to ItecU , Jones & Co
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots &Ste
AKOnti for Bniton Itubbcr Shoo Co , lltr . lltM una 1101
Ilarnay Street , Omahn , Nebraska
Brewers
STOIiZ & ILEli ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1M1 h'QTth lilaliteenth Street Omaau , Webrmka
Cornlco .rin.rJ ,
eaole ormmcE wonKs ,
Mannfactnrers of&alvanizeilrGn Cornice I
Wlndoir-caps nnd metiillle sltyllnhts John Kpcneter ,
proprietor 1IM na IU ttomli lutu street
8team Fitting , • ' • • ' "IPSi l0 .
CLARK anam imaviku cu
Pumps . Pines and Engines ,
Steam , water , railway nnd nilnlnu supplies , etc
t'Aj.lWnnd VU Karnniu ttreot , Oumlia
U. S , WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO ,
Steam anfl Water Supplies ,
Ilallldaj nlnl mills , 013 und tIJO Jones iLOmntia
G. K. ltoss Acting Msns r-
DHOW NELL & CO ,
Engines , Boilers an ! General Machinery
Pbact-lron work , steam pumps , saw mills U13-12IS
Leavenworth street , Oreaba
•
Iron Worka
PAXTON & VIElllANG IllON WORKS ,
Wronglit and Cast Iron Bniluing Work
Entiaer , trass work , itenoral foundry , machine anJ
blacusinltli work , onlco and work * . U. 1' . ity ,
and litb tticet , Uuialm
ftlfAfU WIRE & IUON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings 3
Desk rails , window guards , doner stands , wire sinus ,
etc la North 18th street , Omaha
OMAHA SAFE Jb OiON WORKS ,
HanPra of Fire and Burglar Prcof Safes ,
Vaults , Jail work , Iron shutters and Hr ) ccapgs
aAndiBenpropr Cor 11th and Jackson fts
Sash Doors , Etc
-
M. A. DISIJROW & CO , ,
Wholesale manufacturers n <
M , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
Branch offloo , 15th and liard streets Omaha , Neb ,
SOUTH OMAHA
UNION STOCK YARD CO ,
Of Sonth Oniatia , Limited
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST , .
NORTH and SOUTH
1803 FARNAM STREET ,
DMflHA JOBBEBS'liHECTORy ' , '
Agrloulturnl Implomonta |
Z.IN1NQMI A METCA LP CO , H
Agricult'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriage ! ! H
HuKkleseto < Vholcsala , Omaha Nebraska I l
MOUNE , M1LUURN A STODDARD CO H
Manufacturers and Jobbers lo H
Wagons , Buggies , Ralccs , Plows * , Etc M
Cor Sth and raclfiostieets , Omaha , l l
Artists MotorlnlB J H
A. iToSPE , Jr , H
Artists ' Materials , Pianos and Organs M
lit * Uonitlaa streetOmnlin , Net > raska , |
Bootsand ShooB sH
' n s
ir v. morsIJ' uo , H
JoD03rs of Boots and Slioci , M
101 , lin , 11M liisls street , Omaha Manufactory , H
Hummer street , Boston H H
Ooa\ \ , Coke , Eto ' H
JAMES W. TlIATSflER COAL CO , ; I H
Miners and Snippers of Coal and Cote H
ltoomat U. B. National Hank llulhllnt , Omnlia , H
OMAIIA CO A L , COKE A IIMECO , H
Jobbers of Bard aid Soft Coal J |
iW South 13th strcot , Omnha Nebraska ' l
* j
NERRASh'A FUEL CO , J H
. Shippers of Coal and Cote
311 South l.Uh street , Omnha , Nebrn ka 1 1
Commission nnd Storngp • |
ntDDEI.L A JtlDDELL , H
Storage and Commission Merchants ' M
Bpeclaltles-lliilter , itiigi , chneso poultry , nam * . sfli H
1113 llowniasticct.Oroulia , Nub H H
, H H
SlBSJLi'w fli ial
DEAN , AllMSTRONG A CO , . HH
Wholesale Cigars , : WM
iOJKorth CtliBtroot.Omalin , N l > . "llcllo" 1130 , S H
Dry Goods nnd KotlojiBj ' 1
V E. SMITH A CO , HH
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions Ml
1KB and 1101 Douglas , cor , nth street , Omaha , Neb Hlfl
KILPATIIICKKOCU DRY GOODS CO , I
Importers yohlcrs iu Dry Goods , Notions 11
ents't urnlshlnn ( tools , Corner llth and tlarnof HI H
streota , Omaha , Nebrnsin BR1
i i ma
Furnlturo In
DEWEV A yi'ONE , B I
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ; 11
Farnam street , Omnha , Nebraska & Hj H
CHARLES SHIVERICK , " lf |
Furniture mm
O'nahn , Nebraska ftl
a Mil
CrocorloB * fltfl
llcCORD , URADY A CO , III
Wholesale Grocers , li |
13th and lAavenwcrth itrJots , Omaha , Nebraska J BUI
Hardware Ji
WJ DROATOn , fill
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ' SI
Springs , wcgnn stock , hirnvnro lumber , etc 1209 sWI
1211 liarney street , Omaha BHl
nmEUAUQ 'iFA ta ylor , H | I
Builders ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop ; fl 1
Mechanics Tools nnd lluBnlo FckIcs KOTi llouglat HB ;
street , OmaUn , Neb HH ,
' ' [ '
Lumber , Etc . .
IJXU
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , 'f Bi
Wholesale Lumter , Etc M
Imported and American rortlnnd Cement Statt ISSljl
aucut for Milwaukee llydrmlle Cement * X. BB Hand \
. .
and Cult oy Wliltollmo • 4
CHAS R. LEE , Bt
Dealer in Hardwood Lumher , ; '
Wood csrpets nnd pnrquotfloorlntr l th and Dougla * * , , HH
• treets , Omabn , Ncbrnska , , Hsi
OMAHA LVMliEU CO , . \ M'
AUKinds of Building Material at fliolesala ;
18th street and Union I'aoltlo traok , Omaha ' HH ] ;
LOUIS UlfA DFOR D , ' T b !
Dealer in Lumlier , Lath , Lime , Sash • ; !
Doors , eto TarJi Corner 7th nnd Oouzlns Ol&c * ' HH '
Corner Will and Douglas f HH * - '
' FRED W. GRAY , ; KBv
Lumlier , Lime , Cement , Etc , Etc IHt
Corner fth aud Ilouglns street-i , Omnha V HH' ;
C. JY DIETZ , 118
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumher JD1 ]
13th and California streets , Omaha , Nebraska f HjH'f
Wllllnory and Notions M Hl
I. ORERFELDER A CO , $ HB )
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions $ | k
203,210anil212SoatUlUb street -JHHj
i wJn
Notions " llBr
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO , ' -
'
*
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods , JHj
1121 Harney alreet Omaha jll |
oiia HhI '
'
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , t H'
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils , - fit
Alio Createetc Omaha A. II Dlsbop , Manager * -VHHsT'
" -r . :
Pa per , , . vHH >
x- -u-
OARPEN1ER PAPER CO , il Hi
Wholesale Pauer Dealers liK
Carry a nice stock of nrln'lng , wrapping and srrltlnl 'f'HHK
paper , cpcclal atteiillua given to tttrd paper • JHHsl
Safes to HVa
A. L. DEANE & C0.7 * iB
General Axonts for ; | BB
Halls ' Safes JH
821 anil 331 South loth Bt „ Omaha ' < nHHV
' *
> lHHl
XS SiuElS ; HHjI
II HARDY A CO , , IvHH
Jobbers of flHHl
Toys , Dolls , Allinnis , Fancy Goo3s , {
Uousa Furnishing Roods Children's Carriages 0 UHH
Karnam strcel Uniaha , Neb * HHH
THE ' H
CHICAGO SHORT LIKE M
OF TUB HHHl
Chicago , Milwaukee & St Paul R'y ' , ' | H
The He t Itoute from Onmlia and Council vBhI
niutrs to 'Ihhh
- THE EAST E- i M
TWO TUAINH DAILY BKTWtEN OMAHA IPHh
ANO COUNCIL , iilUlr'a 'HHHl
Ctilcngo , AND Mllwaultee , hVhI
St l'mil , Mliiiicitpulls , Cedar Kuplda , ' HvHI
Bock Island , Fietport , Itoebford , r H
Clinton , ] lubiiue ( | , Darcuport , . JIHhVI
'
Elgin , MntllstiUi Janc syllle , ' IPhVI
HcltilU Winona , La 'Crossc , 'ShVJ
And all other Important point Ka.t.Nortbtut . and ' . ' tHHHI
boutbeast ifHHH
ror through tlcktU call on the tltlat airent atlMl " H
Farnam . . street , la Uarkur lllock , or al Uuloa I'acHa vl ss H
lleiut
Mss ssH
ruilmaa Bleapers and the ni.e.t Dining rars In tba Jn H
world are run on the mainline ot ttie Chicago Mil " Is bbH
waukeo 4 tit I'aul Hallway , aud erery attention la . 'j i iH
paid to passrngers by courteous emolorn of tlia W B
aompany , t M
JU MI1.I.KH. Ocnersl Uanagar > i H
j.l' . TtlCKKIl , AssltttntUaueralMansKor H
. V. It CAltl'KN'i'filt , '
Ueneral t'Bsi n ; r kbit i H
Ticket Agent , 'T M
UKO K. llli Al'KOBl ) . AMlstaal Uenaral 1'mmbiU HH
and Ticket lent * M
Kj.lUUWLo noralgai jntin4 | ii . _ _ ' HBl
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