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HIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS "
Air OastloB Built by tbo Whont Bulls
Knocked to Plooca
\\COnNFUTURESTEND DOWNWARD
Oqih UniiKiinlly Acllvo With n tmrjio
lluntticHi in Slnj Provision *
CSu Lower A. Fair 1) -
iimixl For llo H.
CHICAGO PKODUCE MAI1U.KT9.
Cm 10too , Feb 0. ISpecial Toloijrnm to
Tun Heb.I Today's wheat tnarkot opened
with a fair ilegrco or strength ana the pros
I pect of a further advance tti prices , but tbo
struiiRth at the start was hko the flaring up
of mijCxplrlng coodlo nnd about as short
. } . hvuili There was an lmmenso amount ot
/ * 'Duslness transnetod , and the carefully built
structures of the bulls were in tbo end
swept out of oxlstcnco and went toppling
over when vigorously attacked hko pins In a
bowline nlloy , The opening firmness was ,
in seine tnoasurc , duo to a slight drop in torn
pcroturo which was experienced in this
nolphborhood during tno night , but when
tlio weatbor map showed that the winds
were tempered to the Jointed wheat , " and
that nothing undorSS degrees was reported
from the winter whont bolt , the prop of pos
slblo damage from frost was knocked out
nnd was sno of the causes of the
collapse which took place There were
several other causes which contributed to
\ - the weakness The wheat which was reP -
P * * ' ported yesterday as loading in Now York
failed to show up in the published clear
ances from that port and advices from there
today were below the present level of prices
hero Onoof the earliest items of Intelligence
UBCd today to sustain the market was the
intimation that Hradstroots' estimates of
stocks showed n decrease of 4,750OOJ bushels
• v In the quantity In sight east ot the Kocky
7 mountains , but the momentary strengthening
ing- effect ot this was lost when the flguros
wore compared with the movement for the
corresponding time a year ngo , the month of
January , 1880 , showing a decrease of r . : i2. > ,000
bushels , lioorbohm gave stocks of wheat ut
Odessa at 1 1 , ( > $0XI0 ( bushels against the pre
vious report that they amounted to only
( , CuO,0X ( ) Bushels , and u ssigncd this as ouo of
the reasons for tbo continued frca offer ;
lugs ot Kusslan wheat m England
The cap sheaf of the days boar news wns
tbo reported falluro of an old anil important
i grain house at liuffalo Slay dellvory
Btarted at { > } fa and was immediately after
wnrdssclling at OjJgC This was the ex-
tromc limit of the advance It gradually
declined to 79c and struck 7 ! ) > f o and 70c sev
eral times before it dually succumbed to the
pressure of the enormous offerings After
passing 70c. however , a further deollno was
comparatively easy and it stopped only niter
a break to 78 | c. closing at 78 } ( $ ' 9XC-
There was compiiratlvcly little doing m
July , which opened at 77 'c and closed at
77c ,
The market for futures of corn was very
weak and the tendency downward Heeelv-
crs were free sellers and the cntiro range of
future deliveries shared In thoKenoral weak
f noBB Trading was not continuously nctlvo ,
, / but there were occaslonnl spurts
' jfol trading , during which considerable
_ VjT quantities changed hands The foreign
m2B' raarkols'woro rather easier and outside deB -
B > - itiestic points afforded no feature to influence
T local opinion A fear of increased
B reccints to follow reduced rates of
f freight from Kansas and Nubruska
H points scorns to weigh upon the
H trade , although no concessions have so far
H been made by the railway managers and ro-
H .ceipts are not at present heavy The closing
V prices were : March , 2U > © 7.tft ) > ; Muy , 31 Kc
m - _ _ Jlid.iuly , 3i o.
H * > a Oats were unusually nctlvo with n largo
H business in May at Jj'u decline There was
M apparently nothing m the way of outsldo
H news to cause eolling off , with receipts
H small and the outward movement confined to
H sample lots , whicli wore In lair * demand on
H the part of cusli buyers Hut a few opera
H tors threw largo quantities of May on the
H market , causing a downturn to 22ie ! , though
H most of the trading wus at a fraction above
H that Only fair Buppnrt was given by those
H supposed to bo on the long side , yet sufficient
H to check any serious break , in spite of the
H fact thut many traders consider oats rela-
H lively higher than corn , Near months were
H nearly steady , while Juno was weaker ,
H touching l lj c , or > Y@Kc under Muy rvo 3
H white for Muy went at 2'JJ o. No 2 oats
H were dull at 20d2ac , nominally for cars
to iio to store
Provisions opened very quiet at about yes
W- i .terdny's closing quotations , ruled dull nnd
B ' elnscil ubout lQVi4o } lower for pDrlt , 'JJ c
1 for lard and fie lor short ribs fc'or May do-
H livery porlc opened at $10.17 > , oryestorday's
H closing price , declined with noma changes to
| H SlO.l'J , ndvauced to * 10.15 , declined stead
B ily to } 10.0 * % the lowcBt point , and closed ut
_ B 110.05. Lard for the same mouth opened at
M t-0 % ranged at J0. 'J7J.f , and closed at $15.00
H asked May ribs opened at t4.023j _ l.95.
H ranged at f l.UU and f : .U2 } , split and closed
H at f l. ' Ci The cash product was in good do-
H inuml and closed steady
iH CII1UAGO IjIVB stock
m Oiiickoo , Fob 0. [ Spooial Telegram to
, H Tim Heb.I Cattle Receipts continue
M heavy , showing au lnorctuo ot over ( i,00U.
, K Trade ruled slow from the opening to thom
m oloso and prices were correspondingly weak
H und unovou The exporters were looking
-H stock ever , but not buying very liberally , nnd
H dressed boot operators were also rather in-
H different buyers To use a common but ex-
presslvo phruso of tlio day , the market was
H - * ' "no good " Texans continno to come along
Hf _ In fair numbers lor the season and are sell
" " *
/ - _ lng at taoofaMO , The American Lwo Stock
B company bud ton loads oatbo market , Prinio
cows and heifers remain steady and old can
ning stock is down to low watermark There
wns llttlo or nothing now in tLo stnckur and
fecdor trade , the demand was fair and prices
steady Choice to extra beeves f4.7UQ5.10 ;
medium to good Btocrs 1,850 to 1.50J lbs ,
H.00@4.00 ; 1,200 to 1,850 lbs , { 3.50 .25 ; 050
to 1.X00 lbs I.00@3.7G. Stookers and reed
ors , * 2.C0@.55 : ) ; cows , bulls and mlxod , J1.40
03 00 ; bulk , . 'JO@J.O0. Toxns ciorn-fcd
iitoers , $3.00i3.05 ( ; grass-fod , $2.-10i3.00. (
Hoas The deinund was fair aud prices
about the sumo us yesterday Packers , however -
over , were inclined to "beur" prices , and
cumo on the market rather late , but paid
aiKi.05 ) : , a few nt * 3.65@3.87K " d a few
ntfi.00. Shippers went in at W.H5@1,00.
The Anglo people were buying anythinggood
from 140 to 300 pounds ovoruco nt (3.95 , und
buyers of York sort paid f3.93jtfj3a)5. ( )
F1NANC1AU
New Voiik , Fob 0 , ISpopiul Tolo rara to
Tub Hre.I Stocks Tlio siock speculators
who congregated at the resorts last night
"
"f were moro eager to solve the past than to
predict tno future , The bulls affected to be-
S llovo that the character of buying was so
much Improved that It moro than compati-
sated tor the depressions forced by tbo
V boars The bears , they claim , accomplished
1 their partial victory by the aid of fatso dls-
• patclics from the west The verdict ot the
i trade is that the raid on western shares wus
I to shako out long stock to onabto the pro
1 Xcsslonal operators .to cover on their short
f contracts Well posted ones pointed to the
,1 fact that some of those who helped to raid
'i Hock Islaud ndylsed the buying of the same
< ] stocks a mouth ago when it was above par
{ Heading enmo in for a largo shore of atten-
1 tiou , and if Now York and Chicago fall to
I thwart the designs of recent purcbasors.this
1 stock Is beaded for the high llgurcs reached
I In 1887 , The oponlug hour today fouud the
& j market steady , London with buying orders ,
_ .f * - Chicago buying Uock Island and Loulsvillo
V * strong ahead Narrowness was the prlnci-
iSfc.I'11 fcaturoof the market , however , deal
B mg in five stock * being all there was of in
I torestjo trading , A bettor tone provallcd ,
however , una a material improvement was
made In the quotations in leaders , while the
rest of the list remained dull and stagnant
throughout the hour First prices were
rather mixed , but whllo trusts
were slightly lower the regular
list showed some Improvement ever
last nights ' figures , Hock Island , Heading ,
Loulsvillo Is Nttshvlllo and the two trusts
were the nctlvo stocks , and while the first
thrco showed fractional Improvement , Head
ing touched 41 and Hock Island 3 , the great
est strength was in trusts , Sugar Uo-
fineries rising from Gfl } to BSJf and
Lead from lS f to KH- These prices were
not held nnd * omo depressions occurred before
fore the end of the hour Townrd the noon
hour the list became irrcgulnr , but generally
strong Sutrar yielded to 57 nnd Load to
18f } , Loulsvillo moved up to Si'Xi ' Atchison
to 33V , Hurlington to lOSJ.f , Uock Islnnd on
a second buigo to 03 , Missouri 1'nclfic to iS ,
and Union Pacific to 07. Coal stocks hold
strong nt the best prices of the morning
The bears did not let up in their efforts to
break stoclis , especially trusts , but mot with
poor success Lead , after repeated depres
sions , closed steady at 10. Sugar was buoy
ant and after touching 50 closed nearly 3 per
cent higher at 5Sjtf. Chicago Gas was up M
to 67 } . The return of strength to Uock
Island carried it up to 03 f Into in the day
and the close was ever the opening at 93.
Heading was very firm The bears could
not hold it down It touched 4IK and closed
at 41J | ' , or about $ i per cent net gain , There
was n general steadying of tbo market
from the notion ot yesterday # The total
snlcs were 1W,331 ( shares ,
The foil wing wore the closing quotations t
I ) , S. 4s regular ISWNorthnrn Pacific . ! )3 )
US tscouponi . . .lispj -ororerrod UH
II.S.414sregular..iravs O. * N.Y 110
lftR.lls ! coupons . Mill doprorerred 141
I'acltlcniot ' 'J ) lin N.Y.Uontrat 10 K
Central I'ncluo 33'i ' l' OK . . , 104 !
ChtcagoiAlton . . .PIO Uocktsland >
ClilcaKO.Uurlfngton O..M.St.l' 6 X
&lulncv ) lofl doorofcrred I1SH
! . . _ _ W | : iO StlaulVOmaha . 31t
HllnolsOoutral | 18i ; dopreferrod M14
I. , II Je W. , Union Pacltlo C7H
Kansas * Toxin . . . 0 'J WSt li & 1 * 13Ji
I.skeShoro 1011 aoproforred.-
Michigan Central . 1 ! { Western Union . . . 85
MlaeouiU'nclllc . . . 71JJ
MoNnr Easy [ at 3) ) @ 5 per cent Last
nt 4 per cent
Piiime Meiiointils Pai-eu 4 iJ0K per
cent
Steiimno Exciiasor Quiet and steady ;
sixty-day bills , * 4.s3 > f j demaad , * 4.S7 > .
AHiiiii Stock ? .
Nkw Yonic , l' ' ob 6 fSpocial Telegram
toTun Ujs.1 Tlu fi > llmvli.j ! are ths miu-
Ingstock quotations :
Amador 100 Comstock , T. scp.3001
Aspen 7i)0 ) Kt L'rlito 100
Calodonla II 11..1)0 ) Hotnestake Kti
( on Cal & Va 4"C Horn Silver 23 >
Commonwealth.if : > u Sierra Nevada..mo
Dead wood T. . . , .150 SutterCreek 170
Comstock , T. bd . .3000
llonil Oirarinc * .
Washinoton , Feb 0. | Special Telegram
to The liEE.j Uo ' nds offered : $104,000 , at
S1.04
Pltbl0 _ MA.RICI2T3.
OnicAoo Fob 0 1:15 : n. ra close
Wheat Lower : February 74J o : May ,
78Kc.
Uoru Steady ; February ESJu 'e ; May ,
Oats Easy ; Foburary , 21c ; May , 22'aC. ; '
Hyo Nominal
Unrlev- Nothing doing
Prime Timothv * 1.1S@1.19.
Flax tl.37K@l.3S.
Whisky tiua
Pork Firm ; February , ? 9.73 ; May , $10.03.
Lard Steady February , $3.80 ; Muy , $ (1.00. (
Flour Steady ; winter wheat , $2.00
( )4,35 ) ; spring wheat , $1.10(31.75 ( : rye , $3.50
® 2.S5 ; buck wheat , $1.25(31.50 ( per cwi
Provisions Shoulders , $1.25@1.37K : short
clear , $5.03@5.10 ; short ribs , Fobuary ,
$4.75.
Uuttor Quiet ; creamery , 15@20c ; dairy
7@20c
Uhee30 Steady ; full cream Cheddars nnd
flats , 0@UVc ; Young Americas , 10 ®
10 c.
Eggs Firm : fresh , 12J @l3e.
Hides Steady ; heavy and light green
salted , 4&fiM)4c ) ; salted bull , SJfc ; green
salted eair , Sil c ; dry flint , ll@7c ; dry salted ,
OJ e ; dry calf , 5@Co ; doucons , each , 2c.
Tallow Steadv ; No 1 , solid packed ,
4c ; No 2 , 3 < i@3 > io ; ; cake , 4c.
Hecoliits , Shlpmts '
Flour 23.000 12.000
Wheat 11,000 , 15,000
Corn 12H.000 230,000
Oats 127,000 175.000
Now York , Feb , 0. Wheat Uoceipts ,
8,250 busbols ; exports , 15,400 bushels ; spot
lower ; No 1 red , S5o in elevator , S0H@S7c
nfloat , S587 o f. o. b. ; optious down ,
February , closlngat Slc-
Corn Hecaipts , 211,400 bushels : experts ,
03.500 bushels ; spot weaker ; No 2 , 3u@
'Mfo in elovntor , ! i ( fJ38o afloat ; un-
graded mlxod , 23g41J ( c ; options weaker ,
February closing at ! iii > ( fo
Outs lieceipts , 145,000 bushels ; exports ,
870 bushels ; spot , weaker ; options lower ,
Februnry closing at 2S ? o ; spot No 2 white ,
2S2 ! > ; mlxod western , 20 > v ' @ 30c ; white
western , 30 _ ; i5c.
Coffco Options closed steady , 15@20 points
up ; sales , 35.230 bags ; Februury $10.05 ;
May , $15.80(315.00 ( ; spot Hio higher ; fair
cargous , $19.75.
Sugar--lliiw , firm ; rolluod , easy
Potroluum United closed for March at
$1 00J < .
Eggs Firmer ; western , 13Jf@14o.
l'ork Firm , fairly ncllyo ; new moss ,
$10.75fail.25 ,
Lurd Easy , moderato domaud ; western
steam$0 20 ; May , $0,113.
Uuttor Fancy creamery , steady ; Elgin ,
2SKa29c ; western dairy , 8@l0o ; creamery ,
Cheese--Firm , unchanged ; westernS@10c.
Blllwaiikec , Fob 0. Wheat Easy ;
No 3 spring , on track , cash , ? J@73o ; May ,
iorn Stoadyj No 3 on track , 2S@23 } < ic
Oats , Firm ; No 2 white , on truck ,
22 > ic
Ityo Steady ; No 1 , in sto c , 43Js'e.
Harley Steady ; No 2 in store , 42c.
Provisions Easlor ; porK , $9.75.
8t. Louis Fob 0.--Wno.il Cash ,
firm , 70o ; options lower ; Muy , 77Kc.
Corn Cush , firm , 2tKc ! ; options easier ;
May , 27@27&c.
Oats Cush , higher , 21o ; May , lower ,
21 o.
l'ork Dull nt $10.23.
Lard Nominal at SJ.Ga < 35.0) .
Whisky-Steady at $1.02.
llutlor Creamery , 20@22o ; dairy , 20@21o ,
KuiiHiis Cttv , Fob C Wheat Higher ;
No 2 hard , cash , Mo ; Februury , O4o bid ;
No 2 rod , 70c.
Corn Steady ; No 2 , cash , 22 , ' . { c ; Feb
ruary , 'iia } bio
Oats Ho , 2 , cash , 18a ; February , 17Ai
bid
SStiiiioiimli . Fob 6. Wheat Sample
dull ; receipts , 144 cars ; shipments , 20 cars ,
Closing ; No , 1 hard , February , 78o ; May ,
bOl e ; on track , 78fo } ; No 1 northern , Feb
ruary , 75Ko ; May , Ti)4aon \ track , 70 (2 (
77o ; No , 3 northern , 1'obruary , 73a ; Muy ,
75 o ; on track , 73&74KO.
Llvnrpool , Fob , a Wheal Firm ; demand -
mand improving ; holdora offer Bparingly ;
California 7s 3d per cental
Corn Steady ; demand Improving ; now
mixed western , 3s lov d per contul ,
Giiiolnnnrl , Feb C Wheat-Nominal ;
No 3 red 76@78c
: orn Stronger ; No 2 mixed 32a.
Oats Firm ; No , 2 mlxod , 3lKc
\ Vhisky1.03. . .
* LIVK STOCK ,
Chloiiirn , Feb 0. The Drovers Journal
reports as follows :
Cattle Heeeipts , 13,000 ; market steady ;
bcovos $4.70(35.10 ( ; steers , $3.00@1.63 ; stockers -
ors and feeders , $2.50j$3.55 ( ; 'lexas cattle
$2.40(33.05. ( '
Hogs-Heeeipts , S5.000 ; shlpmonts 9,000 ;
market slow nnii weak ; mixed and light ,
$3,75(34.00 ( ; heavy , l3.7Pt4.03lt ; ; skips , $3.30
© 3.00.
Sheep Heeeipts , 13,000 ; shipments , 3,000 ;
market steud.v ; natives $3.50u0.00 ; ; west
ern corn-fed , $4.30 ( < J5.80 ; Texans , $3 5044
6.25 ; lambs , $45.30.
Kansa * City Fob d. Oatlle-rHecelpts ,
3,800 ; shipments , 3 , ' ? iK ) ; market steady to
strong ; steers , $3.25@4.75 ; cows , $1.75(3J.20 ( ;
• tockers und feeders , $3,305 3.30 ,
Hogs Receipts , 7,900 ; shiDments , 300 ;
market strong ! all grAdcs , $ A2J ; (23.82K ( ;
bulk , I3.77K.
Nntlimrtl Htnok YnriU , V.nM St
iKiuis , Feb 0. Cnttlo-Hocoipts , 1,000 ;
shlpmonts , 1,000 ; market easy ; fair to fancy
native steers ? 3.25 ; < 16.00 ; stockers and feed
ers , $1.80(33.20. (
Hogs kecclpts , 3,500 ; shipments , 1,500 ;
market strong ; heavy , $3.001.00 ( _ ; packlug ,
t3.S0(33.95 ( ; light , $3.70 a05.
OMAHA LIVII STOCK
Cntilc
Ihursdnv , Feb 0.
Of the 1,500 cattle on the market today there
wns not n single bunch of good stcors , only
two bunches reaching $3.87 } . The declin
ing or sagging tnnrkct during . the Inst few
days on the opening seemed to hnvo mot a
stopping place Any fancy or prime steers
would have sold readily during the ioreuoon
nt strong prices and most likely nt 11 shade
advance All the commoner grades of steers
sold till after midday on a slow market nt
about yesterdays ' prices Buyers and sell
ers were about equally divided , seine culling
the market stcady.othors weak nnd the others
lower Cows remained unchanged There were
quite n lot ot line feeders on the market , with
the most Inquiry after them and sales at the
best prices for some wcoks Feeders sold
us high ns $3.25 , whllo a lot of line heifers
Bold at $3.00. Some of the commission men
report the close ot the market weak , whllo
n few others are posltlvo it closed a good
shade lower The sales of the day indlaito
no material variation from Wednesdays
market
ltn _ * .
The hog market opened slow but un
changed from Wednesdays closing prices
There were ubout 4i00 : hogs in of n poor
quality After n few sales had been made
nt steady prices , the prices suddenly dropped
Gc The market then became lilolcss
nnd remained so till the close , with
slxtcca loads unsold , the top
today being $3.77J , compared with $3.85
yesterday It is openly ehurgod by sellers
that soon after the hog market opened
Michael 11. Murphy , hog buyer for the Ar-
mour-Cudahy packing company , entered
into nn arrangement with Charles Uogart ,
hog buyer for the George 11. Hammond
packing company , to furnish him a stated
number ot selected light hogs nt
$3,70 , knowlne there was no other
buyer on the market ; that in pursu
ance of that agreement , corner or combina
tion , Mr Hogart left the market and
refused to buy At once Mr Murphy low
ered his offers 5c , telling the sellers thnt
they could either taito his offer or keep tholr
hogs The sellers allege thut this was an un
derstanding to break the market and force u
sale at the buyers prices In confirmution
of this tbo sellers cite the factthat the morn
ing European provision reports were strong
as were the American provision reports ,
whllo the early Chicago advlcea reported
hogs firm , that tbo market opened firm and
Mr , Uogart bought hogs at yesterdays '
prices That Mr Murphy said ho would not
lot Mr Uogart "llx prices for him aud then
offered to sell what light , sorted hogs ho
wanted at $3.70 , although the same hogs
were then selling at $3,75nnd were firm ; that
in pursuance of that understanding Mr Uo
gart quit buying and Mr Murphy furnished
him the hogs Superintendent Edward A.
Cudahy of the Armour-Guduhy packing com
pany , on having his attention called to it by a
representative of Tun Unc , was sur
prised at such n report and
frankly stated that bis compauy
had furnished 275 light hogs 10 the Gcorgo
H. Hammond packing company , but said the
idea of his company trying to break the
market was silly and the veriest bosh , 2nd
was wholly at variance with nil the patent
facts about the days market In the first
place his company happened to have moro
selected light hogs than was needed , whllo
on the other hand sellers did not have the
hogs wanted except in small lots It was
simply a convenient business transaction It
is simply folly to think thnt the trafllcKing
in 275 hogs , when there were nearly 5,000 on
thn market , would or could break the
market , "It was 0110 of these uhanco times
when wo had more of a particular kind of
hojs than wo needed and the Gcorgo II
Hammond packingcompany wanted the same
kind of hogs and could get them more con
veniently from us than from nnywhero else
It may never happen so again Then as a
complete relutation bl the ohargo of
a combination I may oito the fact
that some sixteen or oightcen loads
were held over nnd could have been
bought nt the prices received for ours
Please say in the most positive manner that
there was no disposition on our part to
break the market , nor was there any ugroo
ment nr combination for that purpose Our
Chicago reports stated hogs steady , pros
pects lower ' "
Sheep '
A few common native sheep were in today
but not enough to nulto a market ' 1 ho de
mand is good , but prices indicated an easier
market
Prevailing PrlC33.
The following Is a tablooj prlcii pail In
this market for the graloi of stock men
tioned :
Prime steers , 1333 to MM lbs . $3.89 (34.40 (
Good steers , li50 to 145J Ibj . . 3.4'J ( U.OJ
Good steers , 1050 to 13 W lbs . . 3.00 f )3.90 )
Common 1003 to 1150 lb steers 3 00 @ 3.20
Common canners . . . ; 1.15 Wl.O'J
Ordinary to fair cows 1.00 @ 1.0J
Fair to good cows 1.00 ( $2.23 (
Good to choice cows 2.20 Qifi 'h
Choice to fancy cows 2.75 03.00
Fair to good bulls 1.5'J ( rf2.50
Choice to fancy hulls 2.5J (33-00 (
Light stockers and feeders . . . 2.00 miMi
Feeders , 050 to 1100 lb3 2.2. ) ( < j3.0l !
Fair to choice light hogs 3.70 ( 3.75
Fair to choice heavy hogs 3.70 © 3.77
Fair to choice mixed boss 3.70 ( $3.72 ; j
Jtopresoiitativo Males
STEEiis
No Av Hr No Av Pr
3 017 $3 75 3 1227 $3 30
4 742 2 80 39 1113 U 35
2 1115 3 00 5 1244 3 40
S 1212 3 10 23 1117 3 40
18 1078 3 23 > _ 01 1252 3 40
14. . ' . 123(5 ( 3 25 1 1200 3 40
2 1000 3 25 31 1150 3 45
1 1125 3 25 1 1510 3 45
13 1150 3 25 , . . ; . . . . 3 45
20 1017 1125 12 133S 3 45
0 1143 3 25 10 1238 3 50
10 1113 3 27H IS 1231 3 50
3 1100 3 30 13 1305 3 75
4 1200 3 30 15 1310 3 75
COWS
13 043 180 13 1025 2 17V
14 103J 160 2 1135 3 20
0 . . .1133 185 24 1020 2 20
1 870 2 00 12 OSS 2 25
00 1017 2 00 0 048 2 25
1 110(1 ( 2 00 1 1230 2 25
10 0S3 2 00 1 1070 2 25
13 1023 3 00 6 1184 2 30 •
19 1058 3 05 18 1055 2 35
11 1053 3 10 10 1108 3 40
H 1073 2 10 10 1100 3 40
7 1001 3 17 } $ 71 10J0 3 45
11 8'H 3 17 > , f 10 1052 3 50
1 000 3 17J 20 1103 3 70
1 070 2 17K 1 U00 3 75
ULIIS
1 . .1450 1 E3 ,1 1200 3 25
1 1320 1 05 7 1500 2 40
1 , .1000 2 00 1 1500 3 115
3 1100 2 00 1 120U 2 05
1 1300 2 00 1 1000 2 05
3 1710 3 00 1 1090 2 75
1 15b0 3 05 1 10S0 3 75
1 , .1610 3 25 1 18'JO 3 00
1 1350 3 25
25FBKDBBS.
FBKDBBS
1 1230 2 50 1 8S0 3 75
0 0. 8 2 70 1 050 3 75
7 11X11 3 75 1 1070 3 00
4 1125 3 10 20 OJ8 3 20
20 , . , , , . , . 041 3 10 5 TOiO 8 25
31 810 3 15 8 1103 3 25
3 740 3 75
75OAM.SEI13.
OAM.SEI13.
1 780 125. 1 „ , 1100 1450
1 000 150 4 1013 1C0
1 770 150 1 1050 ICO
7 410 1 10 7. , . . , . bOH 1 15
STOCKEIIS
103 633 2 05 5 483 3 75
60 5813 75
iieireiis
fl 1113 3 CO 4 , , . . , . . . 4S5 210
2U 107U 3 10 r
OXEN
, , . . , , , . 3 50
STAGS
1 1213 3 50
CALVES ,
23. . , , , . . . 331 3 00
WESTBItX CATTLE
Owner and No Av , Pr
Standard Cattle Co
03 cows , corn-fed.1018 $3 60
iioos , [
No av Sh , Pr No Ar Sh Pr
5. . .818 $3 fiO 60. . . ' .MS lfk ) $3 ? 2K
73..230 ISO 3 05 03 . .VS7"8 200 3 72K
04. . . .239 120 3 05 57.B „ 200 3 72i
10..30-3 40 3 05 022J1 | 3 72M
03..813 240 3 05 53.,275 200 3 72
71 200 480 3 70 05..272 3 7i\i \
67..278 240 3 70 00. . . ' .257 80 3 73tf
00..203 200 3 70 04 . . SU 120 3 72tf
67.,203 SO 3 70 Ml . . * " 240 3 75
02. . . 274 120 .170 6 . . .M7 100 3 75
61..201 320 3 70 70.,235 100 3 75
7(1. ( . . , ' . „ 120 3 70 03..2-14 100 3 75
03..283 80 3 70 0S. . . ' . ' „ 3 180 3 76
Ot..870 120 3 70 50.(250 ( 120 3 75
73..233 210 3 70 00..20-1 80 3 75
62.il3 : 100 3 70 60.,277 SO .175
07..220 40 3 70 D8.,23S - 3 75
00. . . 20.3 80 3 70 70.530 130 3 75
63. . . , 203 3 70 05. . . .271 40 1175
07..243 120 3 70 53..305 2S0 3 75
71..218 129 3 70 01. . .321 40 3 75
03..204 100 3 70 05..207 40 3 75
01..231 80 3 70 (14..873 ( 40 3 75
04..210 80 8 70 C5..205 40 3 75
00..230 12J 3 70 00..282 40 3 75
03. . . .800 80 3 70 07..253 80 8 75
5j.,310 3 70 53..2.12 200 3 75
00..203 120 3 70 03..803 SO 3 75
60..203 80 3 70 01..247 1W ( 3 75
03..200 3 72\4 60..333 2h ( ) 3 75
51. . . .314 80 3 72 > 5-1. . . .318 80 3 75
77..353 120 3 72 > < 65..322 200 3 77J
rias
2..115 3 25 "
StlCEP
No Av Pr
05 Nebraska ewes 100 $1 75
Purchased ' Cattle
Htiyers No
Swift & Co 213
Gcorgo II Hummond&Oo 123
The Armour-Cudnhy PacKlngcoinpany 133
Oimilia Packing Co 21
Andy Hass 10
Hamilton , Stephens & Co 33
Benton & Underwood . . . 10
Nels Morris 157
It Ueckor 131
Vnn snnt , 0
Shippers and Feeders 3S7
Fry „ Ucnton 74
rtnnR-i of 1'rlci a.
The following tabic shows the range of
prices paid for hogs today :
Light nnd medium hogs $3 05 ( S3 75
Good to choice mixed hogs . . 3 05 ( rf > 3 75
Good to choice heavy hogs . . 3 70 ( c$3 77
Itniiuo of Prices ,
The following table shows tbo range of
prlcos paid for shcop :
Prime fat sheep $4 50 @ 5 00
Goodfatshecp 3 50 ( ii4 50
Common to medium sheep , . . . 3 00 @ 3 55
Comparative Tables
The following tables show the range in
prices on hogs during this and last week :
Bays This week Last week
Monday 3 67J } < & .1 75 3 50 513 70
Tuesday 3 70 dt3 82i ! 3 50 ffl3 70
Wednesday 3 70 Q 3 85 : i 40 3 70
Thursday : | tie © 3 WIS
Friday llfi ji 72M
Saturday 3 M (33 ( 75
Avorngo Cost ol Hoes
The following tnblo gives the average cost
of hogs 011 the dates moationod , including
the cost today , ns hasod upon sales reported :
Date Price Date Price
Jan 28 $3 G5 > Feb 1 $3 ftsCf
Jan 23 3 0(1 ( Fee 3 3 73'
Jan 30 3 05 Fob 4 3 75
Jun 31 3 05 Feb 5 3 75
illtthrst and Lowest Hales ol I loirs
Todny Yesterday
Highest $3.77K Highest $3 S5
Lowest aO } LowoH 3.70
Stock ItecoiDM
Official yesterday Estimated today
Cattle 70 cars . .1083 Cattle , 73 cars . . .1500
Hogs , 00 cars . . .3730 Hogs , OS cars 4300
Sheep , 3 cars . . 384 Sheep , 3 cars 331
Uogi.r
Armour-Cudahy Paukingcompany . . , . 1,070 ,
'
Omaha Puckine Co 805
Swift & Co ' . . . . . . . . ' - 050
G. H. Hammond „ 'Co . /v- : - ; - . : ' . ' ? . ' : . ' 318
Shcop
Fry Hruhn 1 170
"
With Cattle
On the market with cattle : Sovcr' &
Shawk , Utica ; C. Elliot , Merna ; T. W. Dean ,
Broken Bow ; Iloonoy & Co , Bray ton ; jj # w.
Parks , Burwcll : C. J. Nordell Marquette ;
F. S. Johnson , MilfordTodd ; „ Co , Milford ;
A. Tymnn , Stella ; Bradhnm & S. , Snyder ;
H. Sehmistock , West Point ; C. E. Hofflnnd ,
Boomerp Michael Leahy , Wlsner ;
Bait & • Peters , Stanton ; Christ Mariger ,
O'Neill ; B. „ It , Hartford : Thomas Alay-
bery , Ponder ; Uonyman & L. , Cordova ; O.
W. Perley , Octavia ; S. II & . M. Coffman ,
Ayr ; C. L. Jones Hustings ; J. M. Price ,
Britning ; J. P. Taylor , Wilber ; Emet „
Pulinoj , Germantown : Menagh & Co , Den
son , la ; W. F. Bodley , Scnbnor ; J. D.
Sherorook , Creighton ; A. Mildredj , Berlin ;
F. Bergman Hnrlington : E. Seurston ,
Springfield , Mlnu ; D. W. Austin , Persia ;
II M. Laruld , Trenton
With Hoas
On the marKet with hogs : J. J. Light
body , Martland ; N. W. M. Co , Surprise :
F. Turnoy , Broken Bow ; Taylor & Blair ,
Broken Bow ; Malback , L. & G. Co ; Bray
ton ; Rooney & Co , Brayton ; C. W. Parks ,
Burwell ; J , L , McDonough , Ord ; Baflltt &
Evans , South Bend ; Wilson „ Loss , Logan ,
la ; William Li9ter. Hay Springs ; L , Win
ter , Long Pine , F. E. Gillelt , Alnsworth ;
Davison & M. , Ainsworth ; W. Dwarak ,
Verdlgro ; Shenpard & B , Plalnviow ; J. D.
Shebroog , Creighton ; Corell Bros , Creigh
ton ; Farmers , S & E. Co , Colon ;
J. .llastlo , BrocK ; Al Dexter , Blair ;
Nols Nelson , Earllng ; Boll , G. &
L. Malvern ; H. Hammer , MIneola ;
H. M. Larnod , Trcnjon ; Hankln Bros , ,
Cambrldgo ; C. A. B. Ass'n , Camorldge ;
Arnsborger & Co . Oxford : J. T. Goodolt &
Co , Western ; Woodhoad Bros , Ong ; II B.
Ilowloy , Wilcox ; J. Delaney , Saxonvillo ;
Thomrs Powers , Sutton ; J. W. Price ,
B.uniting ; Alex Lavcrty , Ashland ; J. D ,
Lchmbuhl , Wahoo ; Menagh & Co , Doulson ,
la ; 'Bcrryman & L. , Cordovia
With rihoop .
On the market with sheep : Davison
Bros , , Ainsworth ; G. II , Hammond & , Co , ,
Kansas City ,
Chips From tlio Marlcct
Charles Wittruobon of Creighton was in
with cattle which Bold for $3.75.
William Carter came from Heemer with
cattle
Christ Manger of O'Neill , was In with two
cars ut cattle ,
T. J , Taylor of Wilbor was in with cattle
Dowling & Purcol ! , regular shippers from
North lieud , hud u loiulpf , hogs in
Boll , Gregory & L. ofi Tabor , and Henry
Hammor'of Mluoolu , la , cacti contributed a
load of hogs h >
C. W. Parks , a regular and prominent
shipper of Burwell , had'a tor of hogs and a
car of cattle on the martfetl
The Wolbach lutrbcr.nnd grain company
ot Wolbach , Neb , sent In ono load of
hogs * I
John Nollor , ono of Boomers most
prominent shippers , added another load of
good porkers to the refcefnts of the South
Omaha market • ! ' '
Little & Storing , extensive doalcrs of
Kusssn , Minn , wore on the market yesterday
with six louds of g03d fqeders
E , U. Gould sent la u fear of hogs from
Gcnou , Neb 1- * \
Bank of Coin , la , had'a car of hogs on
today's murket W'
George Wanser brought iu bogs from
Draluord
Inspector Clark Howard condemned and
killed alumpjaw
W. F. Ho 'dley of Hooper had in two cars of
cattle
O. W. Perloy of Octavia had lu cattle ,
James Davis had in u car of corn-fed
heifers
OMAHA IVHOti-HClTE MAUKBTS
Produce , Fruits , Ktc '
Egos Strictly fresh , 13 _ l4o ; cold storage
'
8@10c.
Hioes , Pelts , Taixow , Etc Green salted
mdes a Noigs hides , 2 > tfo ; dry flint
hides , 5 ( < j0o ; calf hides , 41f@IWo ; damaged
hides , 2o less ; sheep pelts , green , each , 25c@
$1.00 ; sheep pelts , dry , per lbT@i3Uo ; tal
low No 1 , 3Ko ; No 3 , 8c ; grease , white ,
44 fo ; yellow , 2K3.
Uuttkii Creamery , fancy , 20Q23oj choice ,
10Q17O. Dairy , fancy , 14lCc ; choice , 11 ®
12o. Country , fancy , llj13c ( ; good to choice ,
0 < volto ; fair , < jSeinferior \ , 4@.1a
Arri.M Per bbl , common , ! f3.00@2.25 ;
choice , $3.50 ( < M.0O ; fancy , $4.O0(35.Ou. (
MlNcr MiHt Sc per lb
Hosbt 15@IOe per lb for choice
Pheseiives 8@10o tier lb
,1ii.UE9 : 4(3IXc ( per lb
Beeswax No 1. lOyilOc
. Pies Feet Plonled , kits , 70d ; spiced pigs
tongues , kits , $2.35 ; pickled trlpo , Kits , 03o ;
pickled H , C. tripe , kits , 85c ; fsplcod pigs
hocks , kits $1.15.
Fi-ofn-Stato , $3.00@l.00 ; fancy , $4.0.1(3 (
5.00.
5.00.Lemons
Lemons Fancy , $5.00Qo.O0 ; choice , $3.60
( $5.00.
Cei.ehy Per doz 30c.
CAMroitsu GitApKs $3.00 : pears , $3.75 ,
Mess Pohk 1'or ubl , $ ' . ) .75S > 10.15.
Bananas According to slzo , per bunch ,
? 2.OO@3.0O.
llUTTEiiiNu Tubs , t.lo ; roll , 14c
Couianuts Per 100 , $5.00 ,
AlTI.G UUTTKIt GO
ClUNIlKlllllES $10.00(311.50. (
Oiianoes Florida , per box , $3 OOM OO
Buckwheat Flohii Per bbl , $4.76(33.60. (
Wool Fine , nvorngo , 22@23c ; medium ,
average , 21fi 83o ; quarter blood , average , 18
( rtMe ; coarse , average , 15@l7o ; eotts und
rough , average , 14@l0c.
Coiix 18c
Oats 10c.
Vbai Choice , medium size , O3S0 ; choice ,
heavy , 4K0c.
Live PiaEo.vs Per doz , SI.50 ,
Groceries
Ditir.n Fhuit Currantsnow\5 , Tjo ; prunes ,
casks 1,300 lbs , 5c ; prunes , bbls or bags ,
5)lc ; citron pool , drums , 20 lbs , 22o ; lonym
peel , drums , lOlbs , 13c ; fard dates , boxes 12
ibs , 10c ; apricots , choice ovnporated , 14a ;
nprleots , ] olly , cured , 25 lb boxes , 10a ; apri
cots , fancy , Mount Hamilton , 25 lb boxes ,
10c ; apricots , choice , bugs , 80 lbs , UJtfc ; ap
ples , evaporated , Allien , 50 lb boxes , 0c ;
apples , stnr , SJfo ; apples , fancy , Alden , 51b ,
10c ; apples , fancy , Alden , 3 lb , 10 > tfc ; Salt
Luke , 5Jfo ; blackberries , ovuporated , 60 lb
boxes , 5) ) @ 0fo ; cherries , pitted , dry cured ,
13c ; pears , California fancy , ifs boxes , 251b ,
l'Jc : peaches , Cal Nol , fancy , ' .jit , unp bags ,
80 lb 15c ; nectarines , red , 14c ; noctarlnes ,
silver boxes , 15c ; pitted plums , Cal 25 lb
boxes , S ) o ; ruspborries cvnii N. V. , now ,
25 > $ 'c ; prunes , Cal , H. C , 00-100boxcs,331b ,
7o ; primes , It C. 0070. Oo ; orangopeol , 15c ;
raisins , California London , crop 1SV. ) , $3.85 ;
Cal loose , muscatels , crop 18S0 , $2.00 ; Val
oncins , 1888 , 0c ; Valenclus , now , 8 } o ; Cal
seedless , sua , 7J c.
Canned Goons Fruits , California Canned
Goods , Standard Brands , 3 } lbs , per doz
Apricots , $1,70@1.85 ; apricots , pie fruit ,
$1.53 ; gallons , $4.05 ; blackberries , $2 35 ;
cherries , black $3.00C < ? 2.25 ; cherries , white ,
$3.35@3.50 : crapes , $ l.05@l.SO ; pears , BarN
lott , $2.10@2.20 ; peaches , yellow , $2.10@J.23 ;
peaches , lemon cling , $2.35 ; plums , egg ,
$1.05(1 ( 1.80 ; plums , cold drops , fl.SO ; plums ,
green gages , $1.05$1.80' ( , peaches , Hay City ,
with pitts In , $1.00 ; currants , $2.30 ; goose
berries , $3.30 ; noctnnnos , $3.05 ; quinces ,
$2.10 ; raspberries , $300strawberries ; , $2.75 ;
poaches , 3 lb custom standards , $1.85 : 3 lb
eastern seconds , $1.33@t.50 ; 3 tb pie , $1.10 ;
0 lb pic $2.00 ; gallon , pie , $1.00 ; Crescent
apples , high standards , $3.50 ; 2 lb gooseber
ries , OOo ; 2 lb strawberries , 00@05c ; 2 lb
raspberries , $1.00 ; 2 lb blueberries , 80 ( ( 00c ;
2 lb blackberries , 05@75c ; 2 lb strawberries ,
preserved , $1.S03 ; lb raspberries , preserved ,
$1.80 ; 3 lb blackberries , preserved , $1.20 :
pineapples , Bahama chopped , $2.00 ; 3 lb
Babamn grated , $2.75 ; 3 lb Bahama sliced ,
$2.50 ; 2 lb Standard sliced , Sl.35igl.50 ; cherries -
ries , 3 lb rod , Baltimore , 8505c.
Canned Fish Brook trout 31b$2.40 ; sal
mon trout , 3 lb , $3.35 ; clams , 1 lb , $1.25 ;
clams , 2 lb , $3.00 ; clam chowder , 3 lb , $1.75 ;
deviled craDs , 1 lb , $2.35 ; deviled crabs 3 lb ,
$3.50 ; codfish balls , 3 lb , $1.75 ; cavier , } .i lb ,
$3.25 ; eels , 1 lb , $41.40 ; lobsters , I lb , $1.93 ;
lobsters 2 lb $2.05 : lobsters , deviled , \4 lb ,
$2.25 ; mackeroi , 1 lb , (1.75 ; macKercl , mus
tard snuce , 3 lb , $2.00 ; mackerel , tomato
sauce , 3 lb , $2.B0 : oystors.l lb , $1.10 ; oysters ,
2 lb , $1.85 ; salmon , C R. , 1 lb , $1.00 ; sal
mon , C. U , 2 lb , $2.80 ; salmon , Alaska , 1 lb ,
$1.00 ; salmon , Alaska , 2 lb , $2.05 ; shrimps ,
I lb , $3.55.
Codfish Extra Georges , now,5Jfo ; Grand
BanK , now , 4Vc : Turkey cod , large middles ,
B c ; Bilvcr 2 lb Dlooks , Oo ; snow white , 2 lb
bricks 7J e : snow white , crates 13-5 lb
boxes , 1a\ \ Iceland halibut , He ; medium
scaled herring , 25o ; No 1 sealed herring ,
33c ; domestic Holland herring , 55a ; Ham
burg spiced herring , $1.50 ; Russian sardines ,
75c"Russian ; sardines , plain 65c ; imported
Holland herring Crown brand , 80c ; do ,
fancy miluers , 00c
Fisu Mackerel , No 1 shore , half bbls ,
$13.00 ; bloaters , half bbls , $18 00 ; white fish ,
half bbls , S7.00 ; trout , half bbls , $5.50 ; fam
ily white fish , $3.00 ; salmon , $3.50 ; 1 lb mack
erel ( herring ) $1.001.10 ( ; ; lb llnan haddios ,
$1.75 ; 2 lb lobsters , S3.00@3.00 ; ' 1 lb lobsters ,
$1.0l3.00 ) ; 1 lb Alaska salmon , Aleut , $1.00 ;
21b oysters , 10 oz , Baltimore Peerless , $1,85 ;
1 lb oysters , 5 oz , Baltimore Peerless , $1.10 ;
3 Id select , 12 oz Peerless , $3.35 ; 1 lb clams ,
llttlo necks , $1 25 ; 2 lb clams , little nocks ,
$2.10 : i lb sardines , Imported , Dercase , 100s ,
SI 1.00 ® 10DO ; % lb sardines , imported , per
cuso 100s. $ l5.0o@i0.00 ; % lb imported bone
less sardines , 20c ; } { lb sardines , American ,
per 100s , French style , $4 50 _ 5.00 ; i { lb sar
dines , American per casa lOJs , French style ,
57 fO@8.00i ; lb aardines , muslard , per case
50s , $4.00@4.25 ; imported key sardines ,
$13.00.
Vi'.lETAiitE3 Tomatoes 3 lb extra , $1.00 ;
3 lb Stunoard , Western brands , 00@03c ;
gallons , strictly standard , $3.00 , Corn
Preferred stock sugar corn , finest
grown , $1.00 ; gilt-edge sugar corn , very
line $1.50 ; McMurray's ' 2 lb sugar corn ,
$1.30 ; 3 lb oxtrn , Western brands , , 85e@$1.00 ;
8 lh standard , Western brands , 70@80c.
Mushroons I lb French extra Hno,33tf ( > 25c ;
1 lb French , flue , 18@33c ; 1 lb French , ordi
nary , 10(2ll8c. ( peas Tres flno , per can , 25c ;
denu fine , per can , 10c ; 3 lb extra , sifted ,
$2.00 ; 2 lb Eurly June , $1.35 _ 1.85 ; 8 lb Mar
row , standard brand , $1 10 ; 2 lb soaked , 59c.
String Beans 3 lb high grade refugee , 00c ;
3 lb Golden Wax beans , 75c ; 3 lb string
beans , 70c. Lima Beans -2 lb soaked , 75c ;
Boston Baked Beans 3 lb Lewis , $1.05 ;
Crown brand , $1.50. Sweet Potatoes 3 lb
Now Jersey , $1.00 : Daisy , $1.35. Pumpkin
3 lb now pumpkin , 95o.
Cocoa yt lb tin , 40c per lb
Chocolate 22b35a ( ; per lb ; German chick
ory , red , so
Oii.s-Keroseno P. W. , 10c ; W. W. . 12Jfo :
headlight , 13u ; gasoline , 12c ; salad oil , $1.25
09,00 per dozen
Suoahs Cut loaf , 80 : cut loaf , cubes , 7 } c ;
stnudurd , powdered , 7tfc ; XXXX , powdered ,
7c ; granulated , standard , 7@7 , ' o : confectioners
tioners' A , OJfc ; wlilto extra C , o c ; dxtru
O Neb 0c : ntnoor 5f 0.
Soaps Castile , mottled , per lb , 8@l0o ;
do white , per lb , 13@15c.
Canned Meats 1 lb lunch tougue , $3.00 ;
2 lb lunch toneue , $4.75 ; 1 lb corned beef ,
$120 ; 2 lb corned bcot , $3 05 ; 0 lb corned
beef , $0.50 ; 14Tb corned beer , $14.00 , 3 lb
boneless pigs fuel , $2.25 ; 1 lb English brawn ,
$1.20 ; 2 lb English brawn , $3.00 ; 0 lb En
glish brawn , fit.50j 1 lb eompressod hum ,
$1,75 ; 3 lb compressed bam , $3,75 ; 1 lb
chipped bonf , $2.00.
_ YR-S1.75 _ 4.50.
Ginqeii • Jamaica , M pints , $3.00 per doz
Cheese Young Americus full cream ,
Hffe : factory twins Ho ; oft grades , 7' ' 8o ;
Vnn ltosson Edam , $11.50 per doz ; sap sago ,
23c ; brick , 12 } < c ; limburger lie ; domestic
Swiss , 1 ! JJ-C14c ( : imp , Swiss , 2Ue.
WiiAi-i'iNo Pai-eh Straw , per lb , lt _
2Ko ; rug , 2 > Jo ; manilla , B , 5g0tfe ( ; No 1 ,
7c.
Baos Union square , 35 per contoff list
faALT Dairy , 230 lb In bbl , bulk , $3.10 ;
bestgrado.OO , 5s , $3.30 ; best grade , 100 , 8 * .
$2.40 ; best grado,88 , 10s , $3.20 ; rock salt ,
crushed , $1.80 ; dairy salt , Ash ton , 5(1 ( lb bags ,
85c ; bulk , 224 lb bags , $3.35 ; common , In
bbls , $1.25.
Fakinaceous Goons Barley , \ % \ fa
rina , 4Ko ; peas , 3a ; oatmeal , 3V@5o ; maca
roni , 10c ; vermicelli , 10c ; ricO , 4@0J o ; sago
and tapioca , 0@7u ; Inns toans , Oc
Coffee Roasted Arbuckle's Arlosa ,
34Xo : Mclaughlin's XXXX , 34V i Gcrmon ,
34uc ; Dilworth,24 > fijj Alaroma , 219 o ; bulk ,
34)o. )
Hemp Twins Heavy , 14c ; medium , 10o ;
light , 17o ; 18 B , C , 30o ; 34 , 20c ; 30 , 10c ; 48 ,
17c ; broom twines , colored , 30o.
Mattiiess Twine Very line , 40o ; fine , 38o ;
medium 35u ; binders , 13c
Bail Twine Very fine flax , 33o ; tine lUx ,
29a ; fine cotton 33a ; Calcutta hemp , 14c.
Salsoda 1s(3,1 ( } o per lb
Stabcii 4J3y per lb
Stove Polish $3.oo@5.87 per gross
Buoosis 4 tie , $3.00 ; 3 tie , $3.20 ; stables ,
$3 85 ; common , $1.50@1.75.
Baos Am , per 100 , $17.00 : ' Lovvlston , per
100. $17,00.
Nuts Almonds , 15c ; Brazils , Uo ; ( Hurts ,
12 > ( ; pecans , He : walnuts , 12 > fc ; peanut
cocks , 8 ; roasted , lie ; Tennessee peanuts ,
7c. ,
Spices Whole , per lb Allspice , 10o ; Cas
sia , China , Oocloves ; , Penang , 24o ; nutmegs ,
No 1 , 75u ; pepper , 18ulUo ( ) ; shot pepper , 23e.
Duuas ( Grocers ) Per lb Borax , llo ;
copperas , 2 , 'fc ; Hay leaves , 14c sltio , lOo ;
cpsotn salts , 4c ; glaubcr salts , 3c ! sulphur ,
4l c ; blue vltrol , 0c ; alum , 4o ; tartaric ncld ,
43c ; rosinlie ; saltpeter , ub.tolutely pure , 10c ;
fum ; camphor , 2 lbs in box , 1 oz caltcs , 33c ;
ions , tf and 'tf-ll packages , 20c ; sago , ' 4 and
J -lb pacunges , 16c ; madder , lilo ; saltpeter ,
10c ; Indigo , 31b and 5-lb boxes , S F , 05S70c ( ;
Indigo , U-iband 5-lbbjxos. Mndrls ? 5o : seal
ing wax , 35-lb boxes , red , 3 > Jc ; scaling wax ,
2olb boxes , white , 4c
Coitei : Green Fancy old goldnu Rio ,
83c ; fani' .v old poaocrry , 2l ; > fo ; Rio , choloa
to fancy , 23e : Ulo , prime , 81c ; Rio , good ,
20c ; Mocha , 20c ; Java , fancy Mannchllng ,
2So ; Java , good interior , 3iC ; African , 81u
Roi'E Mnnllhi rope , 15j basis ; sls.il rope ,
18c ; cotton rope 10c ; now proco s , SKa
Cotton T ink Hlbb , very line , 3 or 4 ply ,
82e ; line , 20o ; Daisy , ISc
Onvr.n Quarts , par doz , $ ; ) 75 ; pints , per
doz , $3.85 ; bulk , par gal , 01c.
ViNEdAii 30gr. cldor , 8 < J ; good , 12c ; flno ,
10c.
Molasses Bbls , N. O , choice , per gal ,
45cj bakers , 28c : black strap , 20c ,
l ry < iiiil , < .
Cmipbt Waup Bibb , white , 13' ' c ; colored ,
213 < iv
Hatw Standard , 8c ; gem , 10j ; beauty ,
18J oi hoonc , 14c ; peerless , cased , $0.50.
Cohsbt Jeans lioston , "Kc ; Audroscog
gin , 7 ? c ; ICoarsargo , 7 Xo ; Rockport , OJfc ;
Conestcga , 0 fc
Ticks Oakland A , 7 jIntornntiorial ; VY ,
8c ; Shutucket , S , 8X0 ; W'aiTon , No 870 , 111c ;
Borwicu , HA , ISc ; Acme , 13c ; York , 30-Inch ,
MX < s\ \ York , 33-Inch , inifo ; Swift River 8c ,
Thorndlkc , OO , 8K0 ; Ttioriullkc , EF S'fo ' ;
Tborndiko , 120,8)40 ) ; Thorndlkc , XX , 14c ;
Cordis No 5 , 0 0 ; Cordis No 4 , 10'ju.
Kentucky Jeans Memorial , 15c ; Glen
wood , 80a ; Ky Stur , It'c ; Hercules , 18c ; Mm-
piro , 25c ; ( 'ottswold , 27J < c ; Mellvllle , ' 25c ;
Hang-up , 2Xc
Ciiash Sievons' B. fi'i'o ' ; StJvens' A , 7c ;
bleached , Sc ; Stevens P , TJie ; b'o.xchod , 8 0 ;
Stovcns' N , SWc ; bleached , OVc ; Stevens
sitr , nvic
Miscellaneous Tnblo oil nlolh , $2.20 ;
table oil cloth , mnrble , $2.5(1 ( ; plain Holland ,
OKc : dado Holland , 12 , ' 4c.
Flannels Plnld Raftsmmi , 20c ; Clcnr
Lnko , 32Kc ; Iron Mountain , 20Uu ; White
OH , No 8 , ? X , 284 ! 'c ; GH Nol W , SCKc ;
BIINo 8 L22J c ; BH No 1. Jt . 3Uc ; Quo
choe No 1 , yK , 48c.
Piiints Solid Colors Atlantic , Gc : Sla
ter , 0c ; Bcrliu oil , O.ttfo ; Garner oil , 7@7Xc ;
Pink nud Robi's Ricumond , OJ 'c : Allen , 0c ;
Rivorpolnti 5 ! c ; Steel llivcr , Ou ; Pacific , i
O c ; Indigo Hluo-St. Lecer , 5 } c ; .Wush-
ington , Oo ; American , OKc : Arnulu , OVjC ;
Arnold Century , 0c ; Auiaml , 12c ; SHefcl A ,
12c : Windsor gold tk't , H ) lJc ; Arnold B ,
lOJ c ; Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , ; '
lOKc ; Yellow Seal , lOJ c.
Cajiiiics Slater , So ; WooJs.itSc : Stand I
ard , 5c ; Peacock , 5c. I
Flannel White Qucechu No 2 , Jj inch I
37 , ' c : Queechc , No 3 , $ ( Inch , 33 , ' - c ; Ann I
wan , 32Xa ; Windsor , 22 c ; rod C , 24 inch , '
15Kc ; E 24 lnch,21Hc ; < ! < 2lincli. 80c ; H A !
F , finch , 25c ; JKP , * i inch 87c ; G , Jf
Inch , 25c.
SiiipLu' No 1 plain , 8 and IS 111 , $17.00 ;
jno 3 plain , S nnd 10 in , $15.50 ; No , 1 , O. G.
$17.00.
Denims Amoskeag,7cz ; ' oo 1 Everett
9oz , 13c ; York , 9 oz , 13a ; Haymaker , 8J < c ;
Jnffroy XX , llo : Jnffrey XXX 18c ;
Heaver Creek , AA , lll c ; BenvorCreek Ml ,
lie ; Heaver Crook CC , 10c.
Ginoium I'lunket chccKs , CJ o ; Whittcn-
ton , OJfc ; York , OJfc ; Normandi dress , Sc ;
Calcutta dress , 7Wc ; Renfrew dress , t > U
@ 12J c.
Piiints Dress Charter Oak , B . ' o ; Ra-
mapo , 4Kc ; Lodl 5Kc ; Allen , 0c ; Richmond
Cc ; Windsor , 03 c ; Eddystono , OKc ; Pacific ,
0 > 'c
Poplah Lumiieh Clear poplurbox bds , JJ (
in , s 3 s , $35.00 ; clear poplar , % in panel ,
$ .10.00 ; clear poplar , % in panel , $23.00 ; clear
poplar , J4 In panel , stock wide , s 8 s , S2S.O0 ;
clear poplar corrugated celling J { in , $80.50.
Posts White cedar , 0 111 halves , 12c ;
white cedar , fi } in halves and 8 in quarters ,
lie ; white cedar , 4 in round , 10c ; Tennessee
red cedar , split , 10c ; split oak , white , Sc ;
sawed oak , 17c.
Battens , Well Tuuino , Pickets O. G.
batts , 2 > inch , OOo ; O. G. batts , 8 > & ' @ 3 ss ,
35c ; 3 inch well tubing , D. & M. nnd bev
$21.00 : pickets , D & H , flat , $21.00 ; pickets ,
D & II , square , $18.00.
Ceilino and PAnTiTioN 1st com % In ,
white pine partition $ .12.00 ; 2d coin % in
white pine partion , $37.00 ; clear % in yellow
pine ceiling , $20 00 : clear % in Norway ,
$14.00 ; 2d com % In Norway , $13.00.
Lime Hest , 80c.
Cement $1.25.
Plasteh $3.20.
Block Tin Small pig , 2Sc per lb ; bar ,
20o per lb
Copi'Eit Planished bollor sizes , 32o per
lh ; cold rolled 33c per lb ; sheathing 27c per
lb ; pitts and flats , 38c pSr lb
Galvanized Sheet IiionDisct , 50-10 per
cent ; pat plan iron A , 10 > < fc ; B , HJ-Je.
Roofino Charcoal , I. C , 14x80 , 113 , $0,00 ;
I. X. , $7.50.
Sheet Ikon No 30 , $3.75 : No 27 , $3.85.
Soldeii 14@10o.
Tin Plate I. C , 10x14. 233 , $7,50 ; I. X. ,
10x14 , 225. $9.3) .
' 1 in Plate Coke f. C , 10x14 , 335,10.50.
Steel Nails Base , $3,00.
Steel Wipe Nails Base , $3.50.
\ \ ihe Jap barb , $3 03 ; gaiv , $1.20.
SCHROEDESTOEAN
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GRAIN ,
ProvisionsMStocks
Basement First National Baulc ,
.105 S011IU llllli Street Oniuliit
OftHA MMCT0M8.
KIUKENDALL JOyES 3c CO ,
Successors to Heed , Jones & Co
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots &Ste
Airtnti for Ilniton llubber Bboc Co , 1103. UJI and 1101
Harney Btrest , Oniiha , Ncbrmkn
Browera
810RZ Jc ILEIt ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1U1 North KlghteaHlh Btraat , Oinaua , Nsbraifca
u PSiH55 ! :
eaqle vemmon wonics ,
Manufacturers ofGalyauizoilron Cornice
Wlndow-caips aud maulllo tkirtiubti Joba Bpcniter ,
proprlstor 1U3 ana UJ Soutu liltb aireel
' i
8toom Fitting , Pumps , Etc
CLAUK8IKAii UEATliVO CO ,
Pumps , Pipes aud Engines ,
Steam : r. rallwar and minlny auppllet , etc
KM , Mil and Kit Varnam auejt , Omaha
U. S. WIND ENQINti & PUMP CO , 1
Steam and Water Supplies i
JIallldftj wnl : mllli , 918 and ffSJ Jcnel stOclUJO
UK ltu Action Manager
MlOWNEI.Ll : CO ,
Engines , Boilers andGeneral Machinery I
PliaoUrcm rott Halm pumps , saw m' lia 1713-12U
LuaTun orUiHraet , Oiaatia
Iron > Worke
x '
PAXTOS A VIBIILIXU MOX WOIiKs ,
Wroint ani Cast Iron Building Wort
Kngloe > , l7 u work , general foanlrr rnacbioc and
biacaauilih work , oraco and works U. 1 * . Ily
and lilb ittael , Umaba -
03r/lH „ WIItE _ IUOX WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Riilings
Desk rails , window jiuards , flower Hands , wire suns ,
ate , la Nona 1Mb street , Omaba ,
OMAHA SAFE & JtlQiT WOltKS ,
Hanfrs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
Vaults , Jail wort , Iron sbutlers and 8r > ) escapes
q. Andre en , prop r. Cor , lab and Ja : > suq Bis ,
SoBh Peers , Eto . .
j.jij.jl UJ
il , A. DlSBItOW < fc CO ,
WlioletaJ * manufacturer : it
M , Boors , Blinds and Mouldings
Branch office Ittn and liard streets Oaiaba , Wet ) .
" j
outh omahaT
VNfON STOCK YAliD CO ,
Of SoutuQmana , . Limited , ' . |
MM JOBBERS1 OlCTjBJ
Agrloulttirnl ImplomontB H
LufixaEli ' s : MVTCAIFUO , H
Agricnlt'l ' Implements , Wagous , Carriages 1
Ilii le , ele Hlinlonlo Omutia , Nebraska |
MOUKbTmH llUltS' A STCllATil ) ) GO H
Mnnuract'ircnanrt JoMxrsIn |
Wagons , Buggies , Rite , Piows , Eta . M
Cor.bth nnil racirlc moots , Umaba |
. Artlota' MntorlnlB |
lu A. lWSP&J' ' . , H
Artists ' Materials , Pianos and Organs B
1513 Hounlasstrcet.Onmlia , Nebrnsii ' H
1 1 si H
DootB nntl Shooa H
w. v. voltsi : " avo. . , M
Mars of Boots and Snoei , M
101,1W1101 limiRla * slroct Oma < ia Manufactorr , |
| 8uuunorstreet , KoMon H
, _ , ConTTcokqi , Eto H
Mines and Sliinpers if ilard and Sof < Goals M
. ( ii' ir.lN'Mlml llin' < " "Pllii" , Om-\ba Nol . H
VMAltA COAL , COKE LIME CO , H
Jobbers of Bard and Soft Coal 1
a Bouth l.llh slreel Oroalia Nebraska H
KEUIIAHICA FUEL CO , ' |
Sbippcrs of Coal and Coke 1
111 South 13th slreel , Omalin , Nebraska H
, ? ' ! ? ? ° [ l . -PJ.lornBPj _ _ l
lilDDELL A niDifEM , H
Storage and Commission Merchants M
6peclatlles'-ll\itter , p rb , che-em poultry , gama , H H
HIS llnwaid slreelOmalia , Neb H
. . . ' I H
VEATf , AltMSrilONQ A CO , M
Wholesale Cigars 1
09 North Cth Street , Umiha , Neb Hello 1(39. H
, Dry CoodB ontl Notlonsj H
M. E. SMI TIT A CO , H
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and Notions M
1103and HOI Douglas , cor , llth street , Omaha , Neb H
KiLPAnticlfkvcIFimr aboDSco , H
Importers &Jobersin Dry Good ; , Notions 1
Qents't'urnlshlnit Cools Cornttr ltth ana Uirnof |
sireots , Omitbn , Nebraska H
i ' ' i B
FumlUiro B
DEWEY A yiVSE , H
Wholesale Dealers iu Furniture 1
rarnara street , Omaba , Nobratka H
' OUAltl.ES SIIlt'EniblC , H
Furniture 1
Omaha , hebraika H
r _ _ H
> Crocorlos . . n. . _ _ l
MoCOUD , BHAUY A CO , H
Wholesale Grocers . H
Uth and T.sarcnwcrlli streets , Omaha , Nebraska H
wj nnuArcn , H
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel 1
Bpnngi , woaon Block , hnrnimro lumbar , oto 1903 H
1211 ilnrney street , Unmim , H
HI MED A UGIi&TA YLOtt * H
Euililcrs' ' Hardware an Scale Repair Shop 1
llecbanles Tools nnd IlutTnlo gonlea HOfi Uouglai H
street Uruaha , Nib H
Lumber , , Eto H
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , H
Wholesale Lumtcr , Etc M
Imported and American Portland Cement State H
Mem iorMllnaukeo llrdrnulio Cement H
and ( Julr.QT white Lime H
CHASil LEE , - M
Dealer in Hardwocd Lumber 1
TTood carpets and parquet nonrlnar Dth and U uglaa |
aireels , Omaba , Nebraska H
O.lfAH-fl LUMBER CO , M
: All Rinds of Building Material at Wholesale H
16th street and Union I'ncltlc track , Omaha H
LOUIS BRADFORD ' , H
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash H
Doors , eto Yards Corner 7th and Dougias Offloa H
Corner 10th and Douglas H
FRED W. OR AY , " " |
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Etc M
Corbel tub _ and Doutrlaa street , Omaha H
DrErii "j j B
Dealer in All JCinfls of Lumber 1
13th and California streets , Omaha , Nobrnska H
NlllMriory and Notions H
1. OBETtFELDEn A CO , M
Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions M
, gH , ill ) and 8 South Uth street |
I notions H
1 J. T. ROBINSON NOTIOKCO " , M
, Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods M
1121 Harney street , Oruaha H
_ o r . ! zl H
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , M
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils M
Alio ( lrai e , etc Omaha A. II Illshop , Manager , H
< H
CARPENEirPAPER " cO , * M
Wholesale Paper Dealers H
Carrranlrealoekof nnnllrg , wrapping and wrltlna H
paper Bpeclal alteiitlun given to tan ! ptpur H
Satca to H
A. L. " DEANE A CO . H
Ornornl Auont * ( or |
Halls ' Safes
ISl a-ncl 821 South 10th Bt . Omaha H
Toya , Eto H
JT IIAIXDY & CO , H
Toys , Doll ; , Albums , Fancy Goois , H
IIO'iso Furnishing Roods Chlldren'a Carriages UM " H
haruam street , Omaha Neb M
s ' a H
TUB H
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF TUB H
Chicago , Milwaukee & St Paul Ry '
TLfl Heat Ilouto from Omaba and Council M
Ulufft to H
- = ETHE EASTEEE-
TWO TitAlNS DAILY BRTtVGKN OMAHA M
AUD VOVt\Cll , HLUl'M B
Clilcngo , AND Mihrnnkce , H
Bt I'aul , Mlnurapolis , Cedar Rnplds , M
Sock Iilnnds r'reciiorl , Kockford , M
Clinton , ] ) ubnque Uareuport , M
Elgin , Mndlson , JanesTlile , M
Uclclt , Winona , to Crosse , M
And all otbtr Important points East , Northeast anal H
For through tickets call on the tlekel ageat at ISO ] H
Farnam street , In Uirkcr llluek , or at Uuiosi I'anne H
Uepoi B
1'ollmsn Bleepere and the Bne.t Dining Cars In the H
world are run on the main line ot the Chlcaiio , kill 1
waukea 4 fit Haul Itallwar , and every attention li H
paid to puseniters bjr courteous amjlo/e. ot the H
lLVII.I.KK.ajensral Manager M
3. r.TUCKBH , Asil t iiill oeral Manager H
A. V , II CAltl'BMTKll , Ueneral l'assen e > an H
Ticket Anent B
OUO.B.UUAVrOBD.AuUtaaiaesaral I'MiiaiM M
• nd Ticket Aaent H
TJ.aiUKQ ntr J Bot/rlntaBdaBl. / H
Mttny Imltato.NonoEqual M
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