If r THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FlUTXAk7" , FEBRUARY 21 , 1890. 3
i BE SPEC0LAT1VE MARKETS
. BL A Cold Weather Sosslon In Wheat
r T i with Timid Shorta Oovortaft
I \
. THE DULLS BUY FOR AN ADVANCE
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T-
\ NottiltiR I'crticulilrly New Dovnlops
In UntH Tlio Undent Day Tor a
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' , • Work In I'rnvlslon *
| _ Cnttlo Active
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| CHICAGO l'UOllUCU MAIMtUTS ,
< Cilic.uio , Fob , 20. | Special Telegram to
( i The Her ] It was a cold weather wnrkot
| In wheat today , wltti shorts timid and cover
ing some wheat and a fair mnount of buying
I by bull houses for an advance Tlio entlro
'
' _ , rnnga of tlio market up to 1 o'clock was J o ,
. luit the lowest price touched was a fiactlon
'
ovur the closing and tlio top price of jester
i day , so that the pain was considerable Out
' slilo of the weather Liverpool cables were
tlio best bull influence Early that market
was quoted tending up for spot nod futures
nnd at the close It wns KQ'd higher Tlicro
was a better business reported In Hour hero ,
with soma snail Jags worked for export
Minneapolis reported offers of flour last
night taken this morning aud direct cables
very firm Dispatches as well as the
weather chart showed thnt Minnesota and
' m Dakota this morning had a low tomprraturo
IB 10 to 30 degrees below zero In places The
. 1m southwest reported the mercury B to 10 deV -
_ _ V , grccs below zero The belief that the cold
iar- urea is-closing In on the wbcat belt started
the inarKet stiff Later in the dny It wns
predicted that It will bo 10 degrees below
hero tomorrow This was regarded as a
guess and did not scare anyone . Early buy
ers of wheat wcro Llndblom , Dunham Sc
Co , Irwin , Green & Co , Norton &
Worthtngton , nnd Orr Later Hutnlilnson
came to the front as a 'frco buyer nnd Cud
' nby did some pretty swift covering of short
" wtieat l'urdrldgo attempted to prevent the
'i _ r nJviinco , but was powerless Ilo then
bought a little , but only a small part of his
, short Mine The big soiling of the dny was
by Chandler lirown and supposed to bo for
Bloom The action of the market was as
follows : May , 17ia to 77 > < { c , to 7 Ka , to
77KC. to 78U-C , to 78u , to tie , toTtfJfMloifc ,
! to 78V < 378KO at 1 o'clock ; Juno , 77'founil
. | 78\o ; July , 7tK ) und 70K@77c. The mar
ket was strongest about tun mlnutos before
the close , when , under the lead of Ilutcliiu-
, the buying price of May touohod 78KO
* TSJffii Tills was followed by consideraulo
realizing by small holders , who took wheat
on the udvancc , and the close was at 78 % @
TSJic Other futures closed : February ,
TSJijc , nominal ; March , 76j/o bid ; Juno ,
W c ; July.7tlX@77c.
Corn opened about at last nights figures
February , 2SJffo : Mnrch , ilSXc : April , li'J& ' ' c ;
May , 30 > ( < WO c ; Juno , aoj oi July , Ms ;
August , : il' c : September)2c. : ) The market
opened linn with wheal on good cables , but
showed seine weakness before noon There
was ii little Btrengtn again before the close ,
but it was not indopondout of wheat The
range was : Mnrch , 235 0 and 88 > V@2S > ic :
May , SOJ cnnd 30@30tfc ; ; July , WHSic aud
There was no particularly ndw features
dovolopcd In the oats market and a ipiiot and
steady fooling provniled Trading was
lighter and entirely In deferred futures
The oponlng was firm , but libera ) offerings
caused a weak fooling nnd prices for May
s declined He There wns fair buying on the
decline and a slight reaction followed and
the market closed at about the Bumo prices
as on yesterday
Speculative trading in provisions was the
dullest today that It has been for a week
past There wcro-neither outside orders
tson local interest apparent and business was
of tbo lightest possible character , both in
the pit and morning call In view of the gen
eral apathy It is not surprising thcroforo
that the market sagged a little The general
tone , however , was ono of steadiness , and
nsida from as light weakening in pork early
to t9-02 > ) from tt > .U7K as the opening figure ,
" thcro was nothing In the price chunges
worthy of note Lard and ribs opened at I
about yesterdays closing range to n shade
stronger and fluctuations in these articles
* were within 2X limits thereafter
CHICAGO LI VIS STOCK
Chicago , Fob 20. [ Special Telegram to ,
The Ueb.1 Oattlk Business continues
active and prices remain firm at the advance 1
noted yesterday So mo salesmen were 1
quoting a rise equal to 20325c on best and 15 i
( V 20a on others In fact , anything at all dc-
Blrablu In the steer line has shared in the ad
vance 'J hero ara but few Texans in sight ,
\ the lntost sales showing a range of $3.00@ 8
3,55. Cows and mixed stock ara in good do-
innnd and turn rather upward than other
wise In the stocker and feeder line there
was a fair business at steady prices Choice
to extra hooves , $4.GO@l.U3 ; medium to good !
steers 1350 to 1500 lbs , 83.800-.40 ; 1200 to
J8501b3 , .30@4.10SJ50 ; to liiOOlb * , I3.00@3.7a
Stackers and feeders , $3. ' 1U ( < $3.50cqws ; , bulls
nnd mixed $1.50@3.15. Texas corn-fed
steers , * 2.SUrJ3.5U. (
Hoas Shippers wont in early and opened
! the market by paying yostcrduy's ' prices for
everything that suited , going as high as
M.0U@I.03 , mid from that down to f3.00@
3.(15 ( , the latter toward ttio close During
this period shippers had the market nnd
buyers for packers hold off and waltod until
iw they had what they wanted Then the
fi paokors ' lumped on prices with both feet , "
g as the saying goes , and would not bid over
4 . 1.80 for the best in the uous , and got a few
> ' odds and ends us low us $3.75. Lale.saloH of
. mixed and packers showed n decline of G@
' ' , 10c. Light sorts went , at f.1,90@3.05.
Afet * _ IjIVE STUCK
r. -j v Oh lemeo Fob 20 , The Drovers Journal
> * . reports ' as follows :
Cattle lioceipts , 13,030 ; market steady to
strong ; chotco to extra hooves , > l.GU@4.l)5 ) ;
< steers , K.0MU ) ( ) ; stookors nnd feeders ,
I2.403.5U ; Texas corn-fed steers , | 3.bl ) < y
J UC0. ,
Hogs Receipts , 24,000 ; market opened
stronger und closed weak ; mixed | JJ.80@
4.00 ; heavy t3.60@4.05 ; light , * 3.85@4.05 :
skips , fa25@A70.
Ktii)0 | ) Uecolpts , 0,000 ; market steady ;
natives , f3.50 ( < $5.00 : western corn-fed , M.nO
( ic5.SU ; Texans , $3.50@4.6U ; lambs , 15.00(2 (
0.15. ' '
Kansas City Fob 31. Oattlo Roooipts ,
2,800 ; shipments , 3,300 ; market strong :
itoors , 13.25(34.00 ( ; cows , tlW > @ 2.00 ; Block
ers and feeders , f3.25Cq4.D0.
Hogs Kecolpts 8,500 ; shipments 1,200 ;
market weak ; nil grades , $3.70(33 ( 77Jj' -
Sioux City , Fob 20. Cattle Koceipts ,
* 1,000 ; shipments , 450 ; market active :
canners , 75c ( < ? H,25 ; cows , ll.00@1.25 ; stock
1 ers , tl.50C4J.25 ; feeders , rJ.25@2.U0 : veal
calves , t3.00@3.15 ,
Hogs Iloculpts , 4U0 ! ) ; market opened
higher und closed strong ; everything , 73 70
< ! i3.b0.
„ . . . , v Wutlnnal Htoolc Yar.ls , Knst St ,
jl H Ijiiuih , Fob 20. Cattle Receipts , 1,300 ;
> ' W T shlpmonts , U00 ; markut strong Fair to fancy
m native steers , I3.45if4 ; 0J ; Blockers aud feed
1 crsf2.05@3.70.
I Hogs Koceipts , 4,000 ; shlpmonti , 4,2C0 ;
J market steady ; heavy , fi.00if4.10 ( ; paokiug ,
I | a85fiH.00i light t3.tl5TJ4.10.
I'lNANCl.VU
* f , New Von * ; . Fob , 33. | Bpoolal Telegram to
1 Tub Uek | Stocks All calculations la
J ttockt were again spailou this morning by a
1 * I turn in the market , and soma ualookod for
\ jirlcos were recorded In a few stocks The
> • Improvement at the oloso last ovenlng made
f further progress early First prices wore
g gouerally } * ( $ } { per cout bettor than last
t nights prices As ou yestdrday , hoivevor ,
i the upward movomout was met by a bear
I domonitratlon , which again knocked prices
I down , though tbo movemeot was not so ex-
I touslvoand did not last so long as that of
0 , / ? " yesterday Advances ovur the oponlng
HHfjif * prices were generally contlnod to slight frao
* ' 9 > ' . tlous , though in Sugar It was f ( , Jiock
Island 'si and llurllngton % per coat Itook
m Island then dropped from 8'JJf to 63 , Uur-
M llngton from 104) ) to 103 , and Sugar wont
S ) > ack ta it * opening figure * , Toauossoo Coal ,
however , displayed thn same weakness
which mada It conspicuous yesterday and
dropped from 73' , to 75. Dullness succeeded
nnd prices rallied again slowly At noon
Hock ' Island was up to the best point
of the morning SOs . . llurllngton
was again nbova 104whllo Missouri Pacific
was up to 72 % or * ( per cent over the close
of ! yesterday Sugar was hold around C3.
Tcnnesseo coal was very eccantrlo and wont
off with n slldo to 70 , or SV P r cent under
the opening Wisconsin Central was firm at
80 , or nearly 1 point up Atchison , North
western and St Paul wcro dull but firmly
hold Tlio bears were not very successful
today Their depression of Grangers was
shortlived , and when they attempted to get
back stock prices moved away from them ,
llurllngton and Hock Island , the two stock *
assailed early , were steady at the close
Tennessee Coal recovered 3 per cent to
73 , but the trade Svlll be shy of it hero
nftor There wns a marked change in trusts
Wisconsin Central closed nt 20. The short
interest wns Increased very little
Long stock came out nnd tbo market was In
the hands of frlonds at the close The total
sales wcro 213,315 shares
The following won ! the closing quotations :
I ) . 8.4s regular 1221S Km-thorn Vncluo . 31J !
U.H.O couponsl ! do oreferrod ' . 'I' .
U.8.4 ! Hre/ulAr..iaiw O. & N. W lOS 'i
U. .4 > ' M coupons . iOlii doprorerrod 140S1
I'acltlefls of Ml 110 N.V.OeutralW \
Central I'oclflo M'4 ' l * DK . . , KM
( 'lilcngo.V Alton . . .126 Hock Island 83U
Chlcago.Iiurllngton CM-SStl' . . os
A'Julncv IM' ( doDroCi > ( . . . , „ >
D..I , . * W I3fli ! StPnulSOmaha . 3li !
llllnolsContrat II'J aoproforreo til
III & W. . Union IMclllo CO
KansasAcTexas . . . ft WSt 1j. Sc I * 13
lnkoShora , 10l ! doprotorrod ST.U
Michigan Central . U3M Western Union.nSH
Mlssourllttoino . . . 71' i
Monet Easy nt 3@4 per cent
Piume aiEiWANtiLB i'APnit 5 8) per
cent
Steiimxo Exciiasoe Dull but atoady ;
sixty-day bills , $4.83 ; demand , 84.80) $ .
Mlnum Stocks
New Yonic , Pob 20. fSooclal Telegram
to The Ube.1 The folio wla : urj tha mtu -
Ingstouk quotations !
Alice 110 Kl Crlsto 156
Aspen TOO ( fould& Curry 140
Caledonia , D. U..17. > Ilomestake " 50
Con Oar & Va . . . . M ) Horn Sliver 23J
Commonwealth.wt : ) iron Silver 210
Comstock.T.bd..itUU0 Ontario 3150
ComstocK.T Bcp.,3100 HmalUluDes Ill
lleiulwood T. . . . .160 Slorra Novoda 40
HurelcaCon 300 Sutter Creek 140
IJoiul UfTorinas
Wasiiinotos , Fob 20. I Special Telegram
to The /JEE.J Uonds offered : { 105,000 nt
* 1.2439,500at$1.04 ; B ' .
PUODUCt : MAKKKI3.
Cmcjtoo Feb 30. 1:15 n. ra close
Wheat Firmer ; February , 75J o ; March ,
70 , ' / ; May 78s o
Corn Flrmor ; February , 23Yci May ,
30 , ' < c.
Oats Steady ; February , lOJfc ; May ,
21 so
Kyc Steady
Harley Nothing doing
Pnmo Timothy $1.20.
Flax-Cash. J1.39.
Whisky-tl.02.
Pork-Stondy ; Foburary , J9.70 ; Mayt9.05.
Lard Steady t February , * o,72's ; May ,
$5.90.
Flour Steady , firmer ; wlntor wheat , $2.00
© 4.33 ; spring wheat , tl.l04.75 : rye , $3.50
@ 2.85 ; buck wheat , t\.25 \ 1.50 porcvvL
Provisions Shoulders , fl.l5jjl.25 ; short
clear $4.93@3.00 ; short ribs , for February
I4.72K-
liulter Unchanged ; crcamory , 15@20o ;
dairy , 10@21c
Checso Unchanged ; full cream Ched
dars and Hats , 99)ioi } Young Americas ,
10Jf@10 c.
Kggs Unchanged ; fresh , 13@14c.
illdos Unchanged ; heavy and light green
aaltod , 0) c ; salted bull , 3c ; groan salted
calf , 5JJo ; dry flint , 6@7o ; dry calf , 5@0o ;
deacons , 2o each *
Tnllow Easy : No 1 , solid packed , 3o ;
No 3 , 3 c ; cake , 4c.
Receipts Shlpmts
Flour 11.000 9.000 1
Wheat 21,000 9,000 1
Com 220,000 , 205,000
Oats 178,000 104.000 |
Liverpool , Fob 20. Wheat Strong ;
demand poor ; holders offer sparingly ; Cali '
fornia , No 1 , spot and February , 7s 5d per
cental ; red winter , western , 7s.
Corn Firm ; demand fair ; now mixed '
western Us 8 > d per cental
Ni\v Yoric , Fob 20. Wheat Uocoipts , '
8,800 bushels ; exports , S,000 ; spot higher ;
No 2 rod , SOJyfWSOJ c in elevator 87o
ufloat , 87$88o T. o. b. ; options hlghor ,
Nn it rod , February closing at Sd c.
Corn Receipts , 117,030 bushels ; exports ,
72,430 bushels ; spot stronger ; No 2 , 35 } { ®
35c in elevator , 33 C@33o afloat ; ungraded
mixed , 25@35coptions ; firm ; February 1
US c. •
Outs Receipts , 100,000 bushels ; exportB 1
51,500 bushels ; spot , white weaker , mixed
steady ; options steady , February closing
nt 27)s'o ) : spot No 2 white , 23tf@28Kc ;
mixed western 2C29c ; whlto western , li'J '
( S340.
Coffee Options closed steady and 5@ 15
points up ; ' sales , 45,750 , bags ; February ,
* 10.45@10.50 ; May , tl0.30@l0.40j spot U10
higher ; fuir cargoes , 20.00.
Sugar Kuw , steady ; rollned , weak
Petroleum United closed for March at
$1.01 .
Kggs Easy ; western , 10 } @ 10JiC
l'ork Easier
Lard Steady : western steam , M.12 @
(1.15 ( , closing at Jd.15.
Butter-rijulet ; Elgin , 29@23J c ; western
dairy , S@no ; croamury , 12@2rc.
Cheese Firm ; western , bWllOc
Milwaukee , Fob 20. Wheat Firm ;
No 2 spring , ou track , cash , 72 ( < 473o ; May ,
73 0-
> 0orn Steady ; No 3 , on track , 27c. '
Outs Dull ; No 2 whlto , on track , 23 } c
Rye Firm ; No 1 in sto-c , 43 , ' c
Harley Quiet ; No 3 In store , 40 > 4C. *
Provisions Firm ; porK , t'J.03.
srIiiiuiu Fob 20. Wnoat Higher ;
cash , 70a : May , 77o.
Corn weakercash,03o ; ; May,20V@2(5J/c. ( ,
Oats Firmorj cash , 21o ; May , 20) ® ilc
Pork-Dull at J10.0J.
Lard Nominal at S5.00.
Whisky Steady at ll.OA
Uutter Crcamory , 18@22o ; dairy , 1020c
Mliincanolis Fob 20. Wheat Active
and higher ; receipts , 14S cars ; shipments , 32
cars Closing ! No , 1 bard , February and
March , 7Bo ; May , 70o ; on track , 77 @ 78o ;
No 1 northern , February nnd Mnrcn , 70o ;
May , 77Ko ; on track , 77o ; No 2 northern ,
February , 74oj May , 75 > fo ; on track , 73 ®
74o.
Kansas City Fob 20. Wheat Steady ;
No 3 bard , cash aud February , 63a ; No 2
rod , cash and February , C80 bid
Corn Steady ; No 2 , cash , 21 o bid ;
February , Sltfc
Oats No , 3 cash , lS < c ,
Cluuliiiint Fob 20. Wheat Barely
steady ; No , 3 rod , 77@77Kc
Corn In modoratodeuiund ; No 2 mixed ,
oats Dull ; No 2 mixed , 22S/c.
Whisky 81,02.
OMAHA lilVJS TOOIC
Cuttlfi
Thursday , Feb 20.
Receipts of cattle estimated at 1,200 , com
pared with 2,037 yesterday The market
opened active at an advance Uuyors gener
ally hold the steer market up 10lJ ( 15c , whllo
seliors place it from a shade to 10a Notwith
standing the small receipts for Thursday
there were several bunches wblcb changed
band readily at figures above the 14,00
mark Cows tiava continued on their ad
vancing couri > o , The market on cows opened
at a decided advance and was active , nearly
all changing hands early Wednesday of
last week cows reached the low-water mark
this year after several days on a downward
course Thursday a firmer tone prevailed ,
und Friday a slight advanoo tooic place
From that day to today coiv stuffs have been
11 nu or advancing The advance on cow
stuffs today is variously r ported at 5(315a (
and 10@20c. Foodvrs und Blockers active and
linu , bulls active and strong The opinions
of today's market may bo summed up on
steers at a sbada advance to 10a bluhor and
cows strong at lOo advance wth | sales indi
cating an advance of 15o nod la some few
cases 20a Tno advance on cow stuffs does
not apply to fancy and prime grades , as they
have been telling up all alojg They are I
• ctiro i a shade * advance |
lloir * .
Receipts of hogs estimated at 3,000 , com
pirod with 3,509 yesterday The market
opened ' active nt an ndvnucn of 5a on light
weights and butcher stuff , with the top at
$3.80. The packers offered lower and ni
soon us the butchers and fresh moat men
were supplied the market becamn flat The
buyers for the packers bid * 3.70 ©
3.75. Sellers wcro unwilling to part
with their stock at the prices offered nnd
nothing was dona till nftor midday In the
face of reports from Chicago of 2.1,000 ro-
celnts and market strong nnd light receipts
hero , tbo action of the packing house buyers
In refusing to buy ns it by ooncortod action ,
except nt lower prices , has caused not n little
tlo adverse comment at the yards , a dozen
loads worn hold ever
Sliocp
Shocp receipts estimated at 500. The mar
ket continues active and prices strong
Provnlllnli lrloo .
The following Is n table of prlcos paid In
his market for the gr.Uos of stosk man *
ioncd :
'
Prime steers 1300 to 1000 lbs.4. l5 < 4.00
( loodstoors 1230 to 1430 lbs . . 3.70 ( VM .IO
Good steers 11130 to 1300 lbs . . 3.33 f$3.U0
Common 1000 to 1150 lb steers 2.UJ.40 !
Common cauncrs , 1.0) ) ( fCl.75
Ordinary to fair cows 1.70 ( ii'i.10
Fair to good cows 1.90 ( i2.40
Goodto choice cows 2.30 ( d9MS
Choice to fancy cows 3.A3 @ 3.35
Fair to good bulls 1.50 W'2.50
Choice to fancy bulls , . 2.50 @ 3.25
Light stookors and feeders . . , 2.03 ( ( C2.50
Fecdors,950 to llOOlbs 3.23 ( rt3.33
Fair to choice light hogs 3.7H @ 3.80
Fair to choice heavy hogs 8.70 ( < ? 3.77J
Fair to choice mixed hoes 3.70 033.75
Averogo Cent ol llosi
The following table gives the average cost
of hogs on the dates mentioned , including
the cost today , ns based upon snlcs reported :
Date Prieo Date Price
Fob 1 ? 3 03W Fob 12 fl 07) )
Fee 3 8 73 Fob 13 3 72 }
Fob 4 3 75 Fob U 3 72
Fob 5 .1 75 Feb 15 3 77K
Fob 0 3 72K Fob 17 3 ? {
Fob 7 3 71 Fob 18 3 70 f
Fob 8 3 78K Feb , 10 8 71
Fob 10 3 77& Fob 20 3 73 > f
Fob 11 3 75K
ftnnuo ot * Prices Hon * .
Tbo following table shows the range of
prlcos paid for hogs :
tight and medium hogs $3 75 @ 3 81
CiBod to choice inixod hogs . . 3 70 m'i 77 ,
Good to choice heavy hogs , . . 3 70 0)3 ) 75
Knit 1:0 of Prices iheep
The following table shows the range of
prlcos paid for sheep :
Prime fat sheep (4 50 @ 3 25
Good fat sheep 3 50 ( al } 50
Common tn medium Bhoop . . . 2 00 @ 'i 75
Lambs 4 00 @a 00
Comparntire Tablus
The following tables shaw the ranga in
prlcos on hogs durintr this and la3t wjsk :
Days This weak Last week
Monday 3 65 03 P0 3 75 @ 3 80
Tuesday 3 S3 Sfl 75 3 M 163 K2V {
Wednesday t • > na 75 16) 3 77K
Thursday 3 70 @J -MiiHWiTHi
Friday 3 55 Wl m
Saturday 3 70 @ 3 113
Avemgii I'rlou , n" Iloiis
Showing the average pric % paid for loads
of hogs on the days indicated in 13S7 , H33
and 1890 :
Day I Feb 181)0 ) Fob 18S8. Fab lSi7. .
15 a " 'i fTTs 5 07
10 Sunday 5 ll ! 6 17
17 3 72SJ 6 17 6 10
18 3 7Ji 6 13 D 17
10 3 71 Sunday 5 23
2J | 3 73t { 523 Sunday
Highest nml Lowest Sales ol llnirs
Today Yesterday
Highest ? 3.80 Highest 53.75
Lowest . . . . . . . 3.70 Lowest 3.65
Stock Uocolots
Official yesterday Estlmatod today
Cattle , 93 cars..2083 Cattle , 00cars. . . , 1200
Hogs , 53cars..3309 Hogs , 33carB..2000
Sboep , 2 cars . . 313 Sboop , 3 cars . . 500
Dlspiultloii or Cattle
Showing the number of cattle bought by
the leading buyers on to-day's maruot :
Buyers No
Swift & Co 300
George II Hammond & Co 200
TboArmour-CudabyPacklugcompany. 101
Leo Rothschild 53
Hontori & Underwood 37
NelsMorrls 210
Shippers and feeders 399
Showing the number ot I1033 bought by
the loading buyers on today's market :
Armour-Cudahy Packing company . . , 5S3
Swiit&Co 323
George H. Hammond Co . 593
Smith & Nichols 93
Representative Saloj
8TBEK3.
No Av Pr No Av Pr
1 900 3 00 10 1300 3 CO
2 950 3 00 8 1231 3 65
il 1057 3 10 13 1071 3 05
4 9S3 3 25 37 1192 3 75
• 4 900 3 25 IS 1245 3 75
1 11S0 3 25 20 1172 3 80
! ! 1003 3 a5 47 1370 3 80
10 -.901 3 35 39 1310 3 85
20 958 3 37f } 20 1300 3 85
19 i)75 ) 3 45 19 1250 3 02i
11 1244 3 50 17 1331 3 05
1 1880 3 50 17 1415 4 10
10 1150 3 50 40 1377 4 10
23 1084 3 55 20 1205 4 15
cows
1 1100 3 00 31 1013 3 40
2 1000 2 15 .17 Ull 3 42J4
1 960 2 15 10 034 2 45
11 1003 2 15 2 1075 2 45
0 1033 2 15 2 1055 3 45
1 1140 3 20 17 10J0 260
3 893 2 25 1. . : 1000 3 60
1 1150 3 25 10 100703 55
13 1073 2 23 5 1003 SCO
14 074 3 33 5 1000 3 70
8.1023 3 85 P 1138 3 75
14 074 3 35 16 1180 3.83
7 1140 3 40 9 1173 3 80
7 1014 3 40 19 1316 3 80
3 10.VJ 3 40 1 1250 2 85
5 1170 3 40
40DULLS.
DULLS
1 1270 175 1 1770 3 75
1 14b0 175 3 1065 3 75
3 1440 180 1 1240 3 75
1 910 2 15 1 1371) ) 3 75
4 1475 2 20 1 1610 2 80
8 . . .1097 2 80 1 1500 3 80
1 1340 2 45 1 1750 3 80
1 1490 2 50 1 , .190i ) 2 03
1 1510,2 50 1 1500 3 05
1 185O 2 70 1 10J0 3 U3
1 1530 3 75
FEEDERS
3. . . . . . . . 720 3 75 G 708 3 10
80 7B0 2 75 S3 000 8 10
21 909 2 90 11..1005 3 20
01 771 2 95
UEllKIIS
14 581 3 25 1 040 3 45
1. 07J 3 25 • 12 1133 3 95
STOCKens ,
1 COO 3 00 31 537 8 03
7 U13 2 50
STAGS
1 1400 3 35 1 1390 245
CALVES
1. . . 350 3 50 3 175 3 50
CANNBIIS
1 790 1 63
WKSTEIIS CATTle
Owner , No Av Pr ,
0 cows , corn fed 1,107' 3 05
14 cows , cornfed l,04u 2 65
89 steers , cornfed 1,461 3 70
noes
No av Sh Pr No Av Sh Pr *
11. . .063. 403 65 78..199 40 13 72V
24.,294 160 3 05 05..876 40 3 75
15..854 3 70 81 . . .210 120 3 75
U4..B65 3 70 0J..8 * ! 8 70
53.860 120 3 70 01..337 8 75
03..247 120 3 70 67..295 80 3 75
64..231 40 8 TO 60.259 8 77K
13.334 40 8 70 51..250 40 8 77il
73..359 3 70 84.235 8 80
71.330 120 8 70 63..245 40 8 80
60.241 40 S7U 70,216 60 8 60
57.263 40 3 7J S3.,210 8 80
63.333 12) 8 70 43 . , ,231 1) ) bO
On 1 ho Market With Cat lie j
P. Dledrlckion , Uoaulagton | S. O. Greg
ory , Talm.ign ; Wakoman liVbfliors , Cookos
George < Whitehead , Union fi 1II. , Oakland ,
la ; S. J. Patterson , Dunlap , la ; J. R. Uurk-
holdcr ! , Woodbine , In ; Hobolman & I ) . , Da-
Witt ; Heed k Gcrnnd , Hardy : Hanna
Urothors ' , Smyrna : O ; Ci Hlgbec , Una-
dtlln < ; J. R. MclCco , . Palmyra ; J.
D. ! Lomkuhl , Wahooi ' Ifded & G. ,
Hardy ; J. U , Mathorson & Co ,
Pilgor ; Thomas Cain , Silver City , la ;
| George Vnrncs , Mondamlu , I la ; US M.
Spcllman < , Tokamah ; Carl Abcndroth , Han
croft ] ; F , Armstrong , Adrian , Mlnn.j E.
Soelv , Al Dexter , Emerson : Kretnor
Urothors , Fullcrton ; J. S. ftftfm , Shelby : O.
D. Strootor , Raymond ; J. NVHIll Schuyler ;
II D. Hogers , J. C. Rogers , Ord ; S. R.
Hlnck , Elm Crook ; William ttbbb , Lexing
ton : George Feary Heo ; T , AliKtrkpatrick
Dwlght ; .1. M , McRoynolds , Davenport ;
Wilcox & E. , C. D. Phelps , Culbertson &
Koncson , J , J. Holcomb , Hebron
On tlio Market Willi HngR
R. Hlnco , Kennnrd ; P. Dlodrlckson , Hon
nington : J. S. Dee , Shelby , la ; C. Spechor ,
M. D. Stevens it Co , Donlson la ; J , It ,
Uurkholdor , Woodbine , In ; F. C. Adams ,
Logan , In ; Thomas Cochrano , Wllbor ; A.
Laverty , Ashland ; Lye-Wllson-Marohouso
Co , Wlsnor ; Wagers St Doyle , O'Neill ; M.
Hnthoway , River Sioux , In ; Rodea &
Zolmer , Modalo , la ; Daughurty & spears ,
Hawthorn , la ; A. A. Nixon , Shambaugh ,
In ; E. D. Gould , St Edwards and Ccdnr
Rapids : J. S. lman , Risings ; G. F. Hurch ,
McCool.lunotlon ; N. O. Nelson , M. A. Fu-
guto , Elba ; J. M. Mcliaynolds , Davenport ;
J. Davidson & Sdo , Groshnm ; U. A. Gel
wlch , Dwightt Wllsoy & Hlatt , jMoorcflold ;
Doets & W. , Kearney ; Hayden & JnckBon ,
Wullaco ; J. J , Holcomb , Hebron ; J. Cox ,
Hampton
Un the Market With Sheep
L. M. Ormsby Central City ; E. S. & A.
Oswald , Wood River
Market Mention
Marital active
Light hogs up Co nnd packers steady
Steers advanced 10c nnd cow stuff lOo to
15c.
15c.Carl
Carl Abondroth of Ilancroft had a car of
hogs on the market
J. D. Lehinkuhl came up from Wnhoo
with two cars of cattle
P. Dcldrickson , a regular nnd oxtansivo
shipper of Ucnnington , was on the market
with a car each of cattle and hogs
E. D. Gould of Fullcrton , ono of the Heav
iest hog shippers to this market , sent In ono
load from St Edwards and two loads from
Cedar Rapids
Sliver City , la , was roproscntod on
the market by Thomas Coin , ono of Mills
county's successful farmers aud feeders ,
who brought in three cars of cattle of his
own feeding
The complaint against tbo railroads which
wns acted upon by the Live Stock Excbango
Wednesday was sent to Lincoln last night ,
It is expected that the board of transpor
tation will sot nn early date for a hear
ing , at which time the committco of the ex
change will appear as plaintiffs and the
railroads as defendants
OMAHA WHOLESALE UA.KKEI8.
Prodiiur ,
Eons Strictly fresh , ll(312c. ( Cold stor
age , pickled , limed , salted , not wanted at
nny price
UUTTEii Creamery , fancy rolls , prts , 24g ( )
25c ; creamery , fancy , solid , packed , 23@24c ;
creamery , fancy , choice , ' 19@22o ; dairy ,
fancy , rolls and prts , 18$20ci ( dairy , fancy ,
solid packed , 17@19o ; dairy , choice , 13@15c ;
country roll , choice , ll@12c ; country roll ,
good , 9@10o ; country roll , fair , 0@7c ; poor
stock , 8@5o. „
Poultkv Turkeys , dressed , fancy , dry
picked , ll@12o ; turkeys , live , ' per lb , 7@3o ;
chickens , fancy , 9c ; chickens , choice , 7 ( ! So ;
chickens , live , $3.00(33.50 ( ; , geese , dressed ,
fancy , 6@10cj geese , dressed/choico , 8@9c ;
geese , live , do ? . , S'J.0037.0d ; ducks , dressed ,
fancy , lie ; ducks , choice , 9 ® 10c : ducks , live ,
doz , $2.50 ( < 3.00 ; pigeons , doz , $1.00.
Game Prairie chickens , $2" .50(33.00 ( ; Jack
snipe , 1.00(3123 ( : golden plover $2.O0@l.25 ;
mallard duckB , $3.00(33.50 ( ; canvusback
ducks , $5.00(30.00 ( ; reahpud ducks , doz , $3.00 ;
teal ducks , doz , $1.50@2.00 ; ' mixed ducks ,
doz , * 1.50@i.00 ; ' geese Canada , $5,600(36.00 ;
geese , small , $4.00@4.50. wi -
Duessed veai , Choice Imodium , 6WT@7o ;
light , 5@ < Sc ; heavy , B@4o. r
Beans Hand picked navy , tt.50@lG0 :
hand picked navy , mediumi$1.40@1.50 ; band
picked country , $1.30@lMO ; < good clean , $1.20
O1.30.
Hokev Per lb , Illinois , comb , 16oj Cali
forniacomb , 14c ; Nebraska and Iowa comb ,
12K@14c. r
Cheese Per lb , full cream Y , A. , 18o ;
full cream twins , ll)4c ; , full cream Ohio
swiss 15c ; full cream Wisconsin swlss , 13c ;
full cream brick swiss , ll@12c ; full cream
limburger swiss , 11@12.
Sweet Potatoes Per bbl , $4.00.
Fish , Fresh white , trout , pike and pick
erel , per lb , 7c ; burring , 5) u ; sturgeon ,
10c ,
Okan'oes Per box , Florida brlghts , $8.15 ;
russets , $3.60 ; messina , $3.23 ; California
fancy navels , $5.25 ; choice , $5.00 : Los An
gelas nnvols , $4.50 ; seedlings , Riverside ,
$3.35@3.50 ; mountain , $3.25 ; Lua Angeles ,
$3.(10 ( ; in flvo box lots 23c per box loss
Lemons Per box , messina faucy , $4.00@
6.00 ; verdelli , good , $2.50
Uananas Per bunch $2.00 3.00.
Malaga Guai-es Fancy per bbl , $7.50 ;
choice , per bbl-fl.00@7.OO.
Cocoanuts Per hundred , $4,75.
AiTLKS for oui , ja.wiQs * 00.
CliANliEUlilES Per bbl , $10 50@12.50.
Ciouu Perb' , refined , $ fl.50j holt bbl ,
$3.60 ; bard cider , pure , per bbl , $5.00.
Skins and Funs Raccoon , No : 1 , largo ,
S0@90o ; No 1. medium ' . 60@70o ; No 1 ,
small , 40@5'Jc ' ; No 2 , 3nnd 4,19@10c. Mink ,
No 1 , largo , 60@75e : No , 1 , medium , 50@S0c ( ;
No 1 , small , 40@50c ; No , 2 , , ' ] 4 , $5.40.
Utter , No 1 , lureo prime , $5.00@9.00 ; No 1 ,
medium , $4 00@5.00 ; No 1 , smull , $2.53@
3.50 ; No 2 , 3 and 4 , $0.50@1.50. Lynx , No 1 ,
$2.50@3.50. Wildcat No 1. 40@50 ; No 2 , 20o ;
Muskrat , winter , 15c : fall , 10(311. ( Skunk ,
black , 60(5j75u ( : striped , No 1 , 35@40c ; No
2 , 15@20o : No 3. 10@15o ; No 4 , 5c510c (
Cross fox , No 1 , $ l.00@3.00 ; No 2 , $2,00 ®
2.50. Red fox , No 1 , $1.00@1.25 ; No 2 , 50 ®
60c. Urey fox No 1 , 49tf50o ( ; No 2 , 20Q
25c. Mountain wolf , No 1 , $3.50(33.00 ( ; No
2 , fl.0OC41.25. Prairie wolf , No 1 , 75cf < 4 1.00 ;
No 2 , 40@50o. Heaver , No 1 , per lb , $3.O0@
8.60 ; No 2 , per lb , $3.00@3.40 ; No 3 , per lb
60@05o ; No 4 , 50c. Hear , blaok , No 1 , $15.00
© 25.00 ; grizzly No 1 , $10.00(325.00 ( ; brown ,
No 1 , $10@20.00 ; cub , S1.00cj5.00 ( ; buckskin
Indian dressed , per lb , $ lou@l&o. Dceri
summer , per & . 30c ; fall , per lb , 25c ; win *
tor , per lb , 20(32Je ( ; green salt , porploco ,
75@S0u ; antelope , per lb , 20c ; oik , per lb ,
16(0)180 ( ) : fisher No 1 , $3.005.00. ' Marten ,
No 1 , 75c(3$1.50 ( ; No 2 , 25(3 ( ; & 0c. Opossum ,
No 1 , cased , 10@l5o ; Nn 1 , open , 7l0o.
Hadgor , No 1 , full furred , 75c@l,25 ; No 2 ,
80@35c ; No , 8 , 10@30o : wolverine , No 1 ,
$4.00(30.00. ( ' .
Hides , Pelts and Tallow Green salted
hides 4o % ; dry salted hides , 50o ; dry
salted hides , 7o ; calf hides , 6c. Damaged
hides 2c less Sheep poltsfgreon each , 75o
(2$1.23 ; sheep pelts , dry.ctier ft , 9@12o ;
tallow , No 1 , 3K08& * : ; Ng , 3 , go ; grease
white , 3Jfo ; yellow , a > f@3o ,
, VEdETAiiLES Now Lkfuco , per doz
heads , 45c ; radishes , b'ef' doz bunches ,
50c ; green onions , per def bunches , 30@40a ;
parsley , per doz bunches , ' 33o { soupbuncbos ,
per doz bunches , 45@ r)0o ; , xqlory , Michigan
small , per doz bunches , 23(335u ( ; celery Illi
nois , per doz bunches , 45A500 : celery , New
Orleans , per doz bunchos.790o ; ; spinach ,
per bbl , $3.00 ; cucumbers , ] ) or doz , $1.75(3 (
2.25 ; oyster plant , per doz , 4550o : nevy
boots , per bushel , $ I.X1.25 ( ) ; new carrots ,
per doz bunches , 40(350c ( ; ' how turnips , per
doz bunches , 40@50o ; pieiphtut , per lb , C(5)7o ( ) ;
now cabbage , Louisiana , ? jw crate , $4.00 ;
now potatoes , IJermuda , pw bbl , $10.00 ; to
matoes , liermuda , 10 lb box s , per box , $1.50
@l-75. To .
Veoetaiii.es Old Sw et1potatoe , fancy
Muscatine , per bbl , t\Wi onions , extra
fancy , per bbl , $4.50 ; onions , fair , per bbl ,
13.50 ; rutabagas , per bol , $1.00 ; carroU , per
bbl , $3.00 ; parsnips , per bbl , $3.00 ; heels , per
bbl , $3.00 : horse radish roots , per bbl , $4.00 ;
horse radish roots , per lb , 7o ; celery roots ,
per bbl , $3.00 ; celery roots , per doz , 60c.
Awls Uutteii Per lb , Co
Mince Meat So per lb
HoNKr 15@10o per lb for choice
Piir.SEiiVBS' Si10o ( per lb' ,
Jellies 4@4Wo per lb
Ueeswax No 1 , lOQIOc
Pies Feet Plcklod , kits , 70s ; splcad pigs
tongues , kits , $3.35 ; pickled tripe , kits , 65o ;
Pickled II , C. tripe kits , 85oi splcod pigs
hocks , kits , $1,12.
Mess Poiik per bbl , $9.75@10.75.
HucmviiEAT FLoun per bbl , $4.7.5.
WooL-Flne , average , S2@23o ; medium ,
average , 21S22o ( ; quarter blood , average , 18
@ )20a ) ; course , average , 15@17c ; cotts and
rough average , 14(310a (
Picklis Medium , per bbl , $4.85 ; smell ,
I 5.75 : gherltlns $6.75 ; C. & 11. chow chow ,
Its , l&NSj pu , $3,85.
lOTiTrjEs-P r bu , 85c ; common , 23c
Mam.r SniiAH Per lb , 13 < i14o.
Provision * Hams , No 1 , 1(1 ( lb average ,
9h'o30to23 ; lbs , S.Wc ; 12 to 14 n > s , 0 ? o ;
shoulders , 5d'breakfnst ; bacon , No 1 , So ;
ham sntisnco , 3o ; drietl beet hams , 7o ; beef
tongues , $11,00 per dozen ! dry salt meats , fni ?
GJfeper lb ; ham roulotlo , 6 > < o ; add 1 per lb
for small lots
Hvv Choice upland , $0.00(20.23 ( ; midland ,
$ i.50 ; lowland , $250.
Chop Feed $13.50.
Hiian-$10.50. |
Cons 16c
Oats 15a
Euros Cltrlo acid , 46(350e ( ; tartnrlc , 41 ®
43o : carbolic , 37(3.41c ( ; enstor oil , $1.26W1.2S ( ;
balsam tolu , 374Uc ; tonka beans , $1.57 ®
1.60 ; cubnb berries , $1.8S ) calomel , 95c ;
camphor , 5257c ; enntharides , $1,33 ; cassia
bdds , 17c ; chloroform , 4So ; ergot , 47c ;
irlycorino , 25c ; gum arable , 70c ; lycopodlum ,
44c : moreuri * , > 0d ; morph , sulph $2.95 ;
opium , $4.00 ; quinlno , 3550c
Groceries
Diked Fiuiit Currantsnow , 6Jai ortinos ,
casks , 1,300 lbs , 5 'j'c ; prunes , bbls or bags ,
5Ko ; citron pcol , drums , SO lbs 22o ; lemon
peel , drums , 18c ; fard dates , boxes , 13 lbs ,
lie ; nuricots , choice evaporated , 14c ; apri
cots , Jolly , cured , 25 lb boxes , 10o ; nprlcots ,
fancy , So lb boxes , 15o ; apricots , choice , bags ,
80 lbs , 14)c ) : npplcs , evaporated , 50 lb boxes
Po : anplcs , Star , 8J.fo ; apples , fancy Alden ,
5 lb , loc ; apples , fancy Alden , 8 lb , 10 > < o ;
Salt Lake , 5c ; blackberries , evaporated , '
60 lb boxes , t > fi\ \ cherries , pitted , rtr.v cured ,
Wo ; pears , California fancy , Jr boxes , 25 lb ,
12c : peaches , Cal , No 1 fancy , s , unp bags ,
SO lb , 15c ; peaches , pared , fancy , JSc ; Salt
Lake , 7c ; nectarines , red , 14c ; nectarines ,
sliver , boxes , 16o ; pitted plums , Cal , 25 lb
boxes , 8K0 ; raspberries , evnp , N. Y. , now ,
20c ; prunes , R. C. 60 70 , 9@W\ } \ orange
pool , 15o ; rnlsins , California Loudon crop
18S9 , $2.35 ; Cal loose , muscatels , crop 1SS9 ;
$3.00 ; Vuloiiclas , 1SS8 , Oo ; Valoncias , new ,
8J < o ; Cal seedless , ska , 7JfoOnduru layer ,
now , 0fe : prunelles , 12)o ) ( ; dried grapes , 4c
Veoetahles Tomatoes 8 lb extra , $1.00 ;
3 lb Standard , Western brands , 9095cgaN ;
Ions , strictly standard , $2.90. Corn Finest
crown , $1.00 ; gllt-cdgo sugar corn , very fine ,
$1.50 ; McMurray's2 lb sugar corn , $1.20 ; 2
lb extra , Western brands , 8E(3$1.00 ( ; 3 lb
standard , Western brands ? 0gS0c. ( Mush
rooms 1 lb Frenuh , extra line , 22@25o ; 1 lb
French , line , 18(322c ( ; 1 lb Froneli , ordlnnry ,
10@18c Peas Tros line , per can , 25o ;
domi line , per can , 16a ; 2 lb extra , sifted ,
$2.00 ; 3 lb onrlyJuno , $ l.25@l.33 ; 2 lb Mar
row , standard brand , $1.10 ; 2 lb Beaked , 59c.
String Beans 2 lb high grade , Kofutrco , 85c ;
2 lb Goldcq Wax beans , 75u ; 3 lb Btring
beans , 70c. Lima Ueans 2 lb soaked , 75c.
lloston Uakod Uoans 3 lb Lewis , $1.05 ;
Crown brand , $1.50. Sweet Potatoes 3 lb
Now Jersey , $1.60 ; Duis.v , $1.35. Pumpkin
3 lb now pumpkin , 90c
WitArpiNO Pai-eh Straw , per lb , 1J @
2J < c ; rag , 2J , 'o ; manlla , B , 07j4'o ; No 1 ,
7 cents
HAas Union square , 35 per cent oft list
SALT-Dalry , 230 lb in bbl , bulk , $2.10 ;
beat grade , GO , 5s , $2.30 : best grade , 100 , 3s ,
$2.40 : best grade , 23 , 10s , $2.20 ; rock salt ,
crushed $1.60 ; dairy Bait , Ashton , 56 lb bags ,
83c : bulk 224 lb bags $3.25 : common , in
bbl , $1.25.
Canned Goods Fruits , California canned
goods , Btnndard brands , 2 } lb , per doz
Apricots , $1.70(31.85 ( ; nprlcots , pie fruit ,
$1.60 ; gallons , $4.50 ; bluckborrios , $2.25 ;
cherries , black , $3.002.25 ; cherries , white ,
$3.252.50 ; graoos , $1.05 ( < J1,80 ; pears , llart-
lolt ' , * 3.l02 25poanhcs ; , yellow , $2.103.25 ;
no aches , lemon cling , $2.35 ; plums , egg ,
$1.65@1.80 ; plums , Koldondrops$1.80 ; plums ,
green gages , $ I.G5@1.80 ; peaches , Hay City ,
with pitts in , $1.60 ; currants , $2.30 ; gooseberries -
berries , $2.23 ; quinces , $3.10 ; raspberries
$2.70 ; strawberiios , $2.60 ; peaches , 3 lb east
ern standards , 1.85 ; 3 lb pic , $1.10 ; 6 lb pic ,
$2.00 ; gallon pie , $3.00 ; apples , high stand
ards , $3.50 ; 2 lb gooseberries , 90c : 2 lb straw
berries , 0095o : 3 lb raspberries , $1.00 ; 2 lb
blueberries , 80(990c ( ; 2 lb blackberries , 65(3) ( )
75o ; 2 lb strawberries , preserved , $1.80 ; 5 lb
raspberries , preserved , $1.60 : 2 lb blackber
ries , preserved , $1.20 ; pineapples , Bahama
chopped , $2.00 ; 3 lb Bahama grated , $2.75 ; 2
lb Bahama sliced $3.50 : 3 lb Standard sliced ,
$1.25@1.50 ; cherries , 3 t > red , Baltimore , 85
@ 95c ; pears , 2 lb , $1.30.
Fisu Codfish , extra Georges , new , 5 lfo : ;
grand bank , now , 4 } c ; silver , 2 lb blocks ,
6c ; snow white , 2 lb bank , now , 4c ;
Turkey cod , largo middles , bricKB ,
8yc ; snow whlto , crates , " 13-6 Tb" , boxes ,
7 ? o ; Iceland . halibut , lie : medium
scaled herring , S5o ; No 1 scaled borring ,
32c ; domestic Holland herring , 55c ; Ham
burg spiced herring , $1.50 : Russian * sardines ,
75c ; Russian sardines , plain , 5.1c ; imported
Holland horrlng , Crown brand , 80c ; do.fancy
milkers.90c Mackerel , No.lshore , hulf bbls ,
$13.00 ; bloaters , half bbls , $18.00 ; whlteflsb ,
half bbls , $7,00 ; trout , balf bbls , $5.50 ; fam
ily whlteflsb' . $3.00 ; salmon , $3.53 ; 1 lb mackerel -
orol ( herring ) , $1.00@1.10 ; 1 lb finnan had
dies , $1.75 : 2 lb lobstorB $2.903 00 ; 1 lblob-
Bters , $1.902.00 ; 1 lb Alaska salmon , Aleut ,
$1.00 ; 3 lb oysters , 10 oz , $1.85 ; 1 lb oysters ,
5 oz , $1.10 ; 2 lb s lcct , 12 oz , $3.85 ; 1 lb clams ,
little nocks $1.25 ; 3 lb clams , little nocks ,
$2.10 ; M lb sardines , lmportod , per case ,
100s , $ ll.00@10.00 ; X lh sardines Imported ,
per case , 100s , tl5.U ! ) ( < i23.00 ; )4 ) lb imported
boneless sardtnes , - 26c ; H lb sardines ,
American , per 100s , Fronoh style , $4.50 ®
5.00 ; X tb sardines , American , per case , 100s ,
French style , $7.50@3.00 ; # lb sardines ,
mustard , per case , 60s , $4.00@4.25 ; Imported
key sardines , $13.00.
UitooMS Parlor 4 tie , $2.75 : 3 tic , $2.23 ;
stables , $2.85 ; common , $1.50@1.75.
Cocoa X lb tin , 40o per lb
Chocolate 22@25o per lb ; Gorman chic
ory , red , 8c.
Oils ICoroBone P. W. , lOo ; WW . 121/c ;
headlight , 13o ; gasoline , 12c ; salad oil , $1.23
@ 3.00 per doz.-
SuoAits Cut loaf , 80 ; cut loaf cubes , 7 > c ;
standard , powdered , 7 > c ; XXXXpowdorod ,
75fc ; trranulatcd , standard , 0T o : confoc-
tlonors' A , O o ; white extra C , 6 > c , extra
C , Neb , 0o : amber , 5Jfc.
SeAls Castile mottled , per lb , 8@10o ;
do , white ' pcr lb , 1815o.
Canned Meats 1 lb lunch tongue , $2.69 :
2 lb lunch tongue , $4.75 ; 1 lb corned boot ,
$1.20 ; 2 lb corned beef , $2.05 ; 6 lb corned
boot $0.50 ; 14 lb cornpd beef , $14.03 ; 2 lb
boneless pigs fcot , $3. ! ' .0 ; 1 lb English brawn ,
$1.20.3 ; lb English brnwu , $3.00 ; 0 lb Eng
lish brawn , $0 50 ; 1 ft comprossedham$1.75 :
2 lb compressed ham , $2.75 ; 1 lb chipped
bpof , $3.00.
Fakinaceous Goods Barley , 3 , ' .f@4 ; , fa
rina , 5c ; peas , 3c ; oatmeal , . ? | ( ie3o ; maca
roni , 10c ; vermicelli , lOu ; rice , 46 > ; sago
and tapioca , G@7c ; lima beans , 6c.
Coffee Roasted Arbucklo's , Arlosa ,
24c ; McLaughlin's XXXXS4c ; German ,
24B 'o ; Dilworth , 34J o ; Alaroma , S45 < o ;
bulk , 24 0.
Hemp Twine Hoav.v , 14a ; medium , 18c ;
light 17c ; 18 B. C , 20c ; 34 , 20o ; 80 , 19o ; 48 ,
17c ; broom twines , colored , 30c.
Mattiikss Twine Very fine , 40o ; flno ,
33c ; medium , 85a ; binders , 13c.
Sail Twine Very fine flax , 33o ; flno Ilax ,
S9o ; fine cotton , 22o : Calcutta hemp , 14c
Balsoda Uhls , tsT granulated , ljfo ;
kegs , \a\ \ pugs , 00 , 5s , Si c
Staiicii 4Jf@3o per lb
Stove Polish $3.O03.87 per gross
Uaos Am , , per 100 , $17.00 ; Lewiston , per
100. $17.00.
Nuts Almonds , 15c ; ilrazils , 14o ; filberts ,
12Kcj pecans , Ilo ; walnuts , 12Xo : peanut
cocks , 80 ; rousted , Ho ; Touuessee pea
nuts , 7o. >
Lye-$1.75@4.50.
Dituas ( Grocers ) Per lb Borax , 10c ;
copperas , 2lo ; Bay leaves , 14c ; glue , 10o ;
epsom salts , 4o ; ulauber salts , 8c ; sulphur
} c : Dluo vitrol , 0 : ; alum , 4c ; tartaric acid
42c 1 rosin , 2c ; saltpeter , absolutely pure ,
10c ; gum camphor , 2 lbs in box , 1 oz cakes ,
83o ; bops , H and H-lb packages , SOo ; sago ,
H andlb packages , 15c ; madder , 18a ;
Battpoter 10c 8-lb and 5-lb
; ufdigo - - boxes , S
F , 0570q ; indigo , 8-lb and 5-lb boxes ,
Madris , 75oBoallng ; wax , 251b boxes , red ,
3Xc ; soallng wax , 25-lb boxes , white , 4o ,
Coffee Green Fancy old golden Rio ,
23a ; fancy old peaberry , 23o ; Rio , choice
to fancy , 22c ; Rio , prime , 21c ; Rio , good ,
20a ; Mocha , 29c ; Java , genuine O. G. , 33c ;
Java , good interior , 21c ; African , Sic
Rorz Basis manilla rope , 15c ; sisal rope ,
I8K0 ; cotton rope 16c ; new process , 8' c.
Cotton Twine Bibb , very fine , 3or 4 ply ,
22a ; fine , 30a ; Daisy , 18o ; candle wick , 22o.
Olives Quarts , per doz , $3.75 ; pints , per
doz , $3.35 ; bulk , per gal , 91c
ViNEOAii 30 gr , cider , 80 ; good , 12o ; whlto
wine , 10c
MoLLA8SE3 < r-Hbls , N , O , , choice , per gal ,
45c ; bakers , 28u ; blaok strap , 20u.
• Dry Goods ,
Bleached Siiektinos EllortoD , 7f/o ;
llousckooper , 8K0 ; Noiv Candidate , 8J.ro ;
Horkeloy cauibrioNo 63 , 9o ; Best Vet , 4-4 ,
6K0 ; butter cloth OO , 4)fo ) ; Cabot , iyta\ \
Farwcll half bloaohed , 6" c ; Fruit of Loom ,
85fc ; Green Qia , \ \ Hope , 71 0 ; King Phil
Up cambric lOo ; Lonsdale cambric , lOo ;
Lonsdale , 8 } * o ; New York mills , lOKo ; Pep
perell , 43 m , 10c ; I'epperell , 40 in , Ho ; Pep
perell , 6-4,14K0' Pepperell , 8-4 , 20c j Pep
pcroll , 9-4 , 22o ; Poppcrcll , 10-4 , 24o ; Canton , '
4-4 , S'jc ' ; Canton , 4-4 , HH'e ; Triumph , lie :
Wasmuttn , lie ; Valley , 6cj Barker , Jj
bleached , S'jC '
Hiiow.N Siikktino Atlnntlo A , 4-4 , 7'i 'c ; 1
Atlantic H , 4 4. 7ci Atlnntlo D , 4-4 , 0 > i6 ; ,
Atlantlo P , 4-4 , 6c ; Aurora LL 4-4 , 6c ; Aurora - '
rora C , 4-4 , Set Crown XXX , 41 , O.c . ;
Hooslcr LL , 4-1 , 5 ( o ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7ot
Lnwrenco LL , 4-4 , li o ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
6Kci Pcppsrull H.4-4 , 64o ; Popporoll E , 40
Inch , lia i'epporell , 8 4 , 17 > o ; Pepperell ,
9 4 , 20o ; Poppcrcll , 10-4 , 82c ; Utiea 0 , 4 4 ,
5c ; Wnchusutt , 4-1 , 7o ; Aurora R , 4-4 , 7o ;
Aurora B. 4-4 , ( IJtfo ; Atlas , O N B , 7 'tfcs
Farmers No 1 , 27-tneh , 4Jfc.
PitlNTS Solid Colors Atlantic Ooj Slater ,
6c ; Bor.ln oil O.tfc ; Gnrnoroll , 0i$7c Pink
nnd Robes Richmond , O'jc ; Allen , 6c ; Itlv-
erpolnt , 6io } ; Stool Hlver , 60' , Pacific , 6 > fo
Indigo Hluo St Lcgor , oe : Wnslilngton ,
0V < o ; American , 0Xo ; Arnold , OJtfo : Arnold
Century , lies Aniaiul JSot Stlofol A , 12c ;
Windsor gold t'k't , 10 < c ; Arnold B , lOk'o ;
Arnold A , 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , 10kc ;
\ ollow Seal , lO c
Puints Dross Clmrtor onk , fie : rntu-
npo , 4Ji c ; Lodi , 5oi Allen , Ik ) : Richmond ,
0o ; Windsor , O o ; Eddystono , W4mPuciilu \ ,
6Jc.
GinohamPlunkctt chocks , 0J4 'o ; Whit
tonton.65.fu ! Vork , 6Vc ; Normnndl dross ,
8K0 ; Calcutta dross , 7ku ; Roufrow' dross ,
8 > S12Hc
Cam nines Slater , 5c ; Woods , 60 ; Stan
dard , Co ; Poncock , 6c
Co.MFOliTElis $ .00@33.00 ; whlto , $1.03 ®
7.50.
7.50.Blankets
Blankets Colnrod , $1.10(38.00. (
Duck West Point , 89-ln. 3-oz. . OJ o ;
West Point , 83-ln. , 8 oz.iia \ \ West Point ,
29-in. , 18oz. , 10Xc ; West Point , 40-ln. ,
11-oz. , 10c
Flannel Whlto : Quechco No 2 f ,
37Ko ; Quecheo No 8J38Ko ; Annwiiu ,
32Kc ; Windsor , 23 < 4c. Red O , 24-ln. ,
WHo ; E , 24-in. , 21Kc ; G G. 24-iu. . 80c ; II A
F , } ( , 25a ; J R F , f , 27c ; G , % , 23c. Plnld
Hnftsmen 20o ; Clear Lake , 32 } o ; Iron
Mountain , Sfllf ; Whlto G 11 No , ' . % 22 } < o ;
G II No 1 , 5f , 2 Ko ; B 11 No 2 , Jf si o ; H
II No 1 , / , 30c ; Quecheo , No 1i , 43c
SlitHTlsn * Checks Caledonia X , 9Kc ;
Caledonia XX , lOKo ; Economy , 9o ; Otis , lie ;
Granite , OJfc ; Haw River , 5io ; Crawford
checks , 3c.
Miscellaneous Table oil cloth $2.50 ;
table oil cloth marble , $2.50 ; plain Holland ,
9 < { c ; dado Holland , 12&c
Cahvkt Whap Bibb , white , I8)fc ) ; col
ored , 2lj4jc.
Batts Stnndard , So : Gem , 10c ; Beauty ,
12Kc ; Boone , 14c ; peerless , case , $6.60.
Consr.TJeans Boston , 7Jfc ; Audroscog-
gln , 7J4C ; Kearsnrgo , $ i < ltockport \ , OJfc ;
Concstoga , 0o.
Ticks Onkland , A , 7Ko ; International
YY , 8o ; Shotuckct , S , 3 c ; Wiirron , No
870 , 16o ; Berwick , BA , ISo ; Acme , 13j ;
York , 80 inch , lSJfc ; York , 33 Inch , 13)tfr ) ;
Swift Rlvor , 8c ; Thorndiko OO 8io ! ;
Thorndlko FF , 8J < o ; Thtinidlko 120 , 9 > ic ;
ThorndlkdXX , 115c ; Cordis , No 5 , O'tfc ;
Cordis No 4 , 10J < c
Denims AmosKeng , 9 oz , 10Xc ; Everett ,
7 oz 13c ; York , 7 oz , 13a ; Hu.vinokor , bVc ;
Jaffrey XX UXo : Jaffrey XXX , 12) ) c ;
Heaver Creek AA , HJ e : Beaver Creek UB ,
10Kc ; Beaver Crook CC , 9c
Kentucky Jeans Memorial , 15o ; Glen
wood , 20c ; Kentucky Star , 35c ; HerculeB ,
13o ; Empire , 25c ; Cottswold , 27Jj c ; Mel
ville , 25a : Bang-up , 27 } o-
CitA8H Stevens B , 5 > fa ; Stevens A , 7o ;
Stevens A , bleached , 80 ; Stevens P. 7Jfe ;
Stevens P. bleached , 8Jfc ; Stevens N , 8 > ie ;
Stevens N. bleached , 9' < fc ; Stevens SltT ,
ll' c
_ _ _ _ _
An Absolute Cure
TheORIGINALAHIETINE OINTMENP
is only put up in larse two-ouueo tin boxes ,
and is an absolute euro for all sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands and all skin erup
tions Will positively cure all Kinds of piles
ABk for tno ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT Sold by Goodman Drug company
at 25 cents par box by mail 80 cents
The Great ltooK island ItoutP
Tn changing time on Sunday , Nov
17 , the Chicago , Hock Island & Pacific
Ry have considered every point ot in
terest to the Omaha traveling public
If you are going to Dos Moines , Chicago
or any point east , our solid vestibule
limited train is iust , what you want
Leave Omaha at 4.25 p. m. arrive in Des
Moines 9:80 : p. m. and Chicago 8:30 : a. in ,
dining car for supper leaving Council
Bluffs and for breaKfastboforo reaching
Chicago This-train is also equipped
with the finest sleepers and chair cars
made by tno Pullman Co , which leave
from the U. P. depot , Omahaovory day
at 4:2-5 : p. m. , making close connections
at Chicago with all trains for eastern
points In addition to this magnificent
train wo have two other daily trains to
Chicago , leaving Omaha at 0:15 : a. m.
and 6:10 : p. m. For information aa .to
routes , rates , time , otc , call at ticket
office , 1305 Farnam street ; telephone
782. S. S. Stevens ,
General Western Agent
SCHROEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN ,
ProvisionsMStocks
Basement First National Bant ,
SOS South IfJtli Street Oiiiaha
DMA MNuTACTuW
, Boots and ShooB
KIliKENDALL , JOSES A CO ,
BucceMors to Used , Jones A Co
Wholesale Manufacturers or Bjots & Mi
AtieaU ( orUniton Hubber Shoe Co , 11(0.1104 sad 1101 I
liaraiy BUe t , Omshs , N lir Xa
Browore
STOBZ ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers
Ull North ElgbUotta Btnst , Omaoo , KebiMka
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Corn lee
EAQLEOOBMOE WORKS ,
Manaractorers ofGalyanlzefllroii Coruice
Wlnloir BPi and uuwlllotkrllnhU John Kpeottor , .
proprntor 10) ) and UP Bouta iota ttrtut
etoam Fitting , Pumps , etc
CLA.BK 3 rBAU HEATINO CO ,
Pomps , Pipes and En _ in3s.
Sleam , nlir , rallwsr and minion supplies , etc
m , and 1BI Varnam stwat , Qmalia
U. S. WIND ENOWE A PUMP CO ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
lUllldsr win ) rallls , 91S and ma Jones St.Oman * .
U T. Ilusi , Acung Manasar ,
BROWKELL & CO ,
Mm , Boilers and General Maclitoy
Pbfet-lron won steam puisps saw mills 1713-12U
LeaTenwortU stfB t , Oaaiin
Ironworks
s
PAXTON A VIBULim IRON WORKS ,
WroDgtit and Cast Iron Building Wort
Eoglaeitrasi work , general foimlrr , machine , aod
blacasmltb work , orace and works U. 1' . ity
and 17th stnat , Omaha
OMAHA WJBE & IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings
Desk rails , window guards , newer standi , wire signs ,
etc la North IGta street , Omana
OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Tire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaults , Jail work Iron abutters and fir J eicapaa
OAndncnpropr Cor 1Kb and JaitsonHts
flash Oqori T Eto
il A. DISHROW * CO ,
Wholssala manufacturer } 3 (
Sa Door , Blinds and Monldings
Branch uflloe , - Ut > tad Uard streets , Omaha Hep
SOUTH MAHA
UNION STOCK YARD CO ,
Of Mn Omana . IMel
OMAHA JOBBERS ' DIRECTORYT
rAarlculturnl Implomonls
t
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LJN7xa En * metc < alvco ,
Agticnlt'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriages
Buggies , tie nholotMe Qmalia , Nebraska
UOL1NE , Mlt.tWHN A STofWA RD CO ,
Manntarturers and Jobber * In
Wagons , Bnggies , Rakes , Plows , Etc
Cor.Pth and Paclnc streets , Omaha
Artists MntorlnlB
A. UOSPnTTn , '
Artists ' Maerials ] , Pianos and Organs ,
1513 Douglas street , Omaha , Nehraska
I *
Boots ontt Shoos
'
w. v.mohsk a CO ,
JoTibsrs of Boots and Slioe ; .
101.1UCV UM Douglas street , Omaha Manufactory ,
Bummer street , Iloton
- . . . H
Conl , Coke , Eto
MibisouuTMaTacTTu ! *
Millers and Sdippers tf Hard aud Soft Coal
Kll' lr t Natl nni Hunk llullillng , tiinnliH , Nch-
OMAHA COAL , COKEAIjIMK CO ,
Jotticrs ) of HardM Soft Coal
3UB South 13th street , Omaha Kcbraska
'
NBURASKA FUEL CO ,
SMppcrs of Coal and Cok
lit Sooth 13th street , Omaha , Nebraska
'
Commission nnd 8torogo.
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BIDDEIjIj A RIDOKCL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants
vpeelalUes lluttcr pgge , cheese , pnultrr gamt ,
lilt Howard street , Omaha , Neb
s
ClBjnra
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BEAN , ARMSTRONG A CO ,
Wholesale Cigars
WBNorth Cth StreetOmabs , Neb Hello 1139 ,
I . . =
Dry Coocloontl Nell one
M. E. SMITH A CO ,
Dry Goods , ' Fnrnisliing Goods aud Notions
1KB and 1101 Douglas , cor , lltli stroat , Omaha , Neb
KILPATRICKKOCH VRY GOODS CO ,
Importers Motes in Dry Goods , Notions
Dents Furalihlng ( loots Corner 11th and Usrnef
streets , Omaha , Nobrasia
Furnlluro
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DEWEY A bTONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furnitura
farnam street , Omaha , Nebraska
' *
CHARLES SIIIVERWK ,
Furniture
Omaha , Nebraska ,
Crooorloa
*
MeCORD , BRADY A CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
Uthand I.aavonwcrth streets , Omaha , Nohraika
I 1
_ Hardware _
WJ BROATCH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel
flprlngi , WAfrnn itock , h urn ware , lumber otc 1309
1211 Utuner treat , Omaha
UIMEUA VQH A TA YLOIi
BniloW Hardware and Scale Repair Shon
Uechanles Tools and nuiralo Seales IICK Douglas
street , Qmaba , Web
lumbar , Eto
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Lnmher , Etc
Imported and American Portland Cement Stale
• gent for Milwaukee IlydrnuUa Cement
and Qnlnoy White Ltme
' CHAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lnmher
Wood carpet * and parquet flooring Ctb and Djuglaa
1 streets , Omaha , Nebraska
I " OMAHA LUMBER CO ,
All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale
I 16th street aud UnlonVaoluo traok , Omaha
1 ' LOUIS RRADFOR D ,
I ' Dealer in Lnmher , Lath , Lime , Sash
Doors , eto Yards Corner 7th and Douglas OfflOw
• Corner Win and Douglas
'
FRED W. OR A Y , .
Lnmher , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Etc
Cornel 8th and Douglas streets , Omnha
C. N. DIETZ
Dealer in All Kinos of Lnmher
18th and California streets , Omaha , Nebraska
Wljjlnory , 0" Wotlons ,
/ . OBERFELDER A CO ,
Importers & Johhers in Millinery & Notions
808.210 and 8 South Uth street
Notions
'
J. T. ROU1NSON NOTION CO ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods
1UI llarney slrect , Omaha
_ Oils
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO ,
Wholesale Refined and Luhricating Oils ,
Ails Crane , etc Omaha A. II Bishop , Manager
Paper
" t
CARPENTER PAPER CO ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers
Carrr a nice stock of prating , wrapping nnd wrltlea
paper Special attention glveu to card paper
_ Sofea to , .
iM tUIJU " "
A. L. DEANE A CO .
General Agents for
Halls ' Safes .
811 anil 112.1 South 10th St . Omaha
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Toys , Etc
f
U. HARDY A CO ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goodi ,
Douse Furnishing Goods Children's Carriages 1241
t'arnaui etreet Omaha , Neb
I I '
Till
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
or Tint
Chicago , Milwaukee & St Paul R'y ' ,
'J ho Ilcsl Jtoutu From Oiiinlm nnd Couuvll
lllans ( u
- = = = THE EAST = = = -
TWO 1HAINB DAILY IIKTWKIIN OMAHA
AND COUNCIL IILUKIU
Chlcnfo , AND Milwaukee ,
HI l'liul , Mlniica.iullH , Ccilnr Jtuplds ,
Hock Islnnil , Frccuui'l , Itockfurd ,
( .llnluii , Jliiliiiquo , IltiYrniiort ,
Klpln , Madison , Janosvlllo ,
llclolt , Winona , I.u Crosse ,
And ull other Important points I' .tt.t , Northeast and
Houlheast
1 or through I Ickcta tall on the ticket agent at l. 'Ul
{ • urnamBlrcct , In Darker lllock , or at Union 1'acino
Depot
l'ullinan Sleepers nnd the flnest Dining Cure In tha
world are run nn the main line of Iho Chicago , Sill
waukcuHl 1'aul Itallnay , and evcrr attoutlou Is
paid to pnssuugun If tourtuous ciuplujres uf th
'IiI'm ' l'i.Klt i' , ( leneral Jlanagcr ,
J. V. TI'Oa III. . Asalstant uemiral Manager
nA V , It , UAltl-KNTISlI , Ueneral l'a uuger and
Ticket Agent ,
HKOK IIBAVKOUD , Assistant Ooncral l'assengci
ami lit kct A vent
T. J , CI.AHK , ( Jeneral Superintendent ,
, ' , , I' ,
A Chlcajjo Druggist Itotalled 'J,000,000