THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ' , MARCH G. 1890.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Wheat OIosoB About a Point Below
Tuesday's Last Fliruros.
CORN COMPARATIVELY FIRM.
Ont * Develop no Noiv Feature
Hathor an Easy Keeling
In I'rovUlons Cattle -
tlo and Hogg.
CHIOAUO PIIOUUOC
CHICAGO , March 5 , | Spaclal Toloeram to
Tun Hin. ] The wheat markotstartcd steady
thin morning subject to anv influonoo which
might develop. In tbo early news there was
nothing of Importance. Hoard oftrato fig
ures Increased wheat on passage 1,010,000
bushels. Cables were not of nny importance
cither way. Shipments for the week from.
India nnd liunlsi to the United Kingdom and
the continent were but 1,800,00 ! ) bushels ,
against 2,310,000 bushels n year ago. There
was no great pressure to neil wnoat hero and
offerings at Minneapolis wuro very li ht ,
with millers buyers. Now York cloarou 50-
000 bushels of wheat and Philadelphia a lit
tle ; Baltimore , noiio. Schwartz & Dupoo
were the leading buyers here , oltlior for
Hlooro or I'nrdrldso. MoCormick & Co. and
William Dunn wore leading sellers early.
With these condition * may opened at 79ffe ? ,
sold nt rO OroX" to 702f@79&c to 79 0 to
79X - Then cumo the heavy storm ( lore.
Wlmt fell in Chicago had 'a wonder
ful ofToct on sontlnicnt regardless At what
fell on wheat fields as a blanket. Foreign
npcnU were among the first to begin realiz
ing , The crowd thought it ought to oppose
I'ardrlugc , who was talking bullish. An
liourlntur May wheat was oil to 7c , or
just lu under the best price of the ninnung.
Figures purporting to be Uradstreot's gave
n decrease In stocks east of the Uocky
mountains for the wcelc at 1,800,000 bushels.
There wns some room taken for wheat not
yet bought at Now York. At 1 p. m. Mnv
wus steady at 79e , Juno sold at 79 > { o ana off
to 78-iic and July at 77 @ 77o and off to
709 o. 'Iho local trade continued to sell
wheat to the close. One trade wan made In
May 78c , the extreme low point , and
the close wus at 78 fc , or J < o
under the close yesterday. Other closing
prices wore : March , 77/jf ; June , 78X ° i
July , 70Xe.
The corn market wan weak compared with
wheat yesterday , but considering the break
in wheat today corn was I Irmly held. A
very material Inilucnca worked against the
market also. Sellers of corn were those
who have it bought in the country , with
some selling on country orders. There was
no Inspection here. Prices wore : March ,
2i > Ko ; Mav. 2929Xc , closing at 29J { @
29'tfo. Other closing prices were. April ,
2& ; < o ; June , 0o ; Julyj UOJ BO c , August ,
81c ; September , SKio.
Outs were traded in moderately and n
Blcady jcolmg prevailed. There was , however -
over , no now features developed ,
find price changes were small. Of
ferings were liberal on all strong
spot" , but on any show of weakness there
appeared to bo a liberal demand. May was
the principal feature traded in and charges
were made from regular No. 2 to No. 2
white at lJ.Cc difference. Car lots of No. 2 in
Btoro were slow at ! iOj @ 20 c. No. 2 white
for May met a fair demand and prices ad
vanced } 4C. Sales were at 22rtJ23tfc. ;
Hulher an easy fooling prevailed in the
market for hog products , r nd slightly re
duced pulcci were accepted for leading
speculativearticles. . Grain markets wore
weaker and attracted loss attention , and
receipts of hogs were larger than generally
anticipated , , with prices favoring buyers.
Eastern markets indicated u weaker feeling
in that qunrtor. while advices from abroad
exhibited a little more steadiness , accompa
nied with higher prices for some articles.
Uceeipts of products wore only
fair und shipments wcro nuito liberal ,
especially of meals and lard. Huecu-
lativo offerings were somewhat larger
and credited to realizing by parties
who have boon on the long slno of the mar
ket. Outsulo orders were moderate and
favored the selling tide. The volume of
business was comparatively light and fluc
tuations in prices were continod within a
mall range nnd tbo market closed
nt about Inside figures. Trading wus
mainly in contracts for May and July
deliveries with some business in transfer on
the differences lOo on moss pork , lOc on
lard nnd lOo on ribs. Very little was done
in near deliveries and an Impression prevails
that trades are well provided for this side
of May delivery. In the shipping branch of
trade the fooling was tlrm. Holders are in
dependent in their views and there is a litvlo
more inquiry , especially on export account.
Sales were moderately largo and in souio
cases slightly higher prices were realized.
CHICAGO L.IV13 STOCK.
CIIKHOO , March 5. [ Special Telegram to
TUB HBB.I CATTIK Business opened
steady and active under prospopts of only a
moderate run , but later on about all roads
showed an increase over early estimates.
The Uurlington alone added about 100 cars ;
consequently along about 10 o'oloulc the mar
kets began to weaken and at the close the
ordinary run of steers wore selling nearly
lOc lower than the average yesterday. There
were two luls of fit Tcxans among the ar
rivals that sold at satisfactory prices.
Native butchers' stock underwent little
or no change , and there was nothing
now in the siocKor nnd fsedor lino.
Choice to extra hooves , $4.80$5 ( 23 ; medium
to good steers , li ! : > 0 to 15JU' Ibs , $1.00
< 4&n , 1200 to 1350 Ibs. $ i.501.30 ;
950 to 1200 Ibs. $ .i.25 ( < ? ! 4.20 ; Blockers -
ors and feeders , $3.40@3.GO ; cows , bulls
and mixed , $ l.4P3 3D ; bulk , $2.40@3.00 ;
Uexas corn-fed steers , $3.85(31350. (
lions 'Iho. marketopoued about the same
ns at the close yesterday , the bulk selling
around about $4 IK ) for good mixou , with an
occptional lot nt $1.05 , but at the close , ow
ing to the big increase on the early estimates
of receipts , packers would not offer over
$3.90 ( < 18.05 for the best. Shippers who nro
compelled to buy early and want the best
paid $4.00(34 ( 05. Light sorts ruled strong nt
1.00 ® 1.50.
F1NANC1AU
Nnw Yoitu , March 6. | Special Tolograra
to TUB HKR. | STOCKS When the aay
opened la stocks Western Union and St.
Paul were the leading aotlvo stocks followed
by Sugar Hullnurloj and Manhattan. The
rest of the list were almost stagnant. First
prices Blionod irregular changes of small
fractions from last night's figures , though
Sugar Kcllnurlcs wuro up 1 per cent in , CO
and Manhattan 3 per cunt nt lOil. The first
tendency of prices wait upward , but they
oou reacted , and everything was brought
down below the opening llgures. Now Eng
land , Western Union and Louisville & Nash ,
vlllo showed the most weakness , though they
lostonly fractions while Sun'ar lost 1 to 03'4 ,
ami Manhattan 1 to 103. Tennessee Coal ou
light trading droppM from 01 to 59. Li.to In
the hour there was again n bettor fooling
und Manhattan gained a little moru than it
had lost and. others moved up slightly. Ex
cept In Coal stocks there was a general up
ward movement during the hour from 11 to
13 o'clock. Sugar went up again to Oj " .
Manhattan rallied to lOOlf , Now England to
44 } < , Burlington to 103 Y. Uook Island to OO i
Missouri PrtclUo to 73V. Union Pacltlo to
C3'.f. Western Union made but u slight ro-
eovory from Ibs o.irly depression to 81)4 .
Heading was off Jtf to 33) ) , with no recovery.
Jersey Central was off 1 to HO1/ , with no
rally. TlA feature of the stoek market late
in the day was the break In Heading. Sell ?
ing was enormous. After r ureaU to 83
there wan a tiara fight for the control of tills
Mock , but it was further depressed to SOJtf
nt the oloso. Selling was supposed to bo
largely for Philadelphia. Laokuwauna lost
} i to 133. Granger stocks closed ) generally
teady , Manhattan hold iti advance of 3
) > or ceut and Sugar made a tuovo up to 67ff ,
closing about 3 points up at 07' < f. Loulsvlllo
est over n point , clnilng at $3 % , A belief
that the paisongor rate war west of iChlcago
will bo nettled soon U provo-itlng the nolllng
of the Granger group , The total sales were
2.20,000 shares.
The folio wing were the utoMnccquotation , * i
CJ.B.4S rejjtilnr. m ( Northern 1'AclHo. . 31 > i
U.K.4icoupon ? . . .in iloDrcTorroa. . . . . . . iflu
U.8.4i4 r < uulfir , iai 0. ft N. W 108' '
U.H.4Hscoupon ) ilonrorerrad..i.MlVi
I'nclnciisof' . , . ,114 N.Y.Cantrnl Wi
C ntrM I'aeluo. . . . 32 < j P.0.4B , , . , . 18
_ . . .130 UOCkMlftOll . 9J
Clilcano.llurllnKton iC. . M. &SU * . CflsS
Alutnov . Ittl'i' ' ' donratorrfld..MIM4 !
. . . . KH'i StraulOmaha. . 31
IlllnolsCnntral . . . .111 aoiiroforroa. , . . , VI
I. . 1\V. ! , . tTiilon IMomo . 61
Kansas AtTexa * . . . . I0' ' ( W..St. L. * f . W-
l.nkoShora . 101't ! nopraforr d.n - ' > ' '
Mlchlitan C : itrnt. . WiWe om Union. , . . 8)Ji )
Mlflsnurll'aoltlo . . . i |
Mosur ox OALL Easier , ran slug nt 3@ >
per cent
PUIMII MisnavNTir.B PAren 52J7 per cent.
STEIILINO EXCIUNOB Aetivo ; tfstrong ;
Rixty-day bills , $4.b2 < l ; demand , M.69.
Aflnini ; Stooki.
NEW VonK , Alarch -fSoooIal Tolosjram
toTHE UBS. ! TIu folljviii ui'3 th3 iutn-
inKfltou.c quatitionst
Alke 130 Rl Crhto . W )
Amador ,10) ) 1'rooland . . . .115
Aspen HJJ Homestaka . "OJ
CauvlonlH , I ) , 11. .UK ) Horn Silver . Btt
Conimonwcaltli . . .tf ! ' > . Iron Silver . 17
Comtock.T.bd..2 00 Mount Diablo . IV )
ComitorK. T scp.AMW jlH vao . 15)
Ucaduood T. . . .lit ) jUnlonCon. , . , .
i : M.VUICKCS.
CnicAdo. M troh 1 :1.i D. ra. close
Wheat Firmer ; March , 77Jjfc ; Mav. 8c.
Corn K'isy ; March. 28 cMav ; , 29 ?
Oats Kasy ; March , 20o ; May , 21 0.
Rye Steady ; May , 45Jic.
UtirlevNothinfr doing.
Prime Timothy $1.15.
Flax Cash. 81.40.
Whisky $1W. (
Pork Easier ; March , $9.77J ; May ,
$10.05.
Lard Steady ; March , $3.Sj@j.87) ) ; May ,
$5.03.
Flour Depressed ; dealers In sonic In
stances obtained an advance of lOc , but city
Jobbers wcro not dlsuoacd to purchase ex-
cent at the old prices ; winter wheat , $2.00 ®
4.30 ; spring wheat. Cl.lU I.CO : rye , $2.50 ®
2.SS ; buckwheat , $ I.OOC $1.10 per cwl.
Provisions Shoulders , 51.20551.23 ; short
clear , $5.2Ji ( 5.25 ; short ribs , March , $1.90.
Huttor Quiet ; creamery , 10fi20o ; dairy
ll@2Uo.
Cheese Steady ; full cream Cheddars , 9J
j ; ( lat , OK9 ( o ; Young Americas ,
Firm : fresh , 12@l3c.
llldos Unchir.god ; heavy and lltht ; green
salted , 4K@4l.fc ; salted bul' ' , 3J o ; preen
salted calf , 5 > o : drv flint , (5@7c ( ; dry salted
Indcs , Gu ; dry calf , 5@r > o ; deacons , 20a each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 solid packed ,
8 c ; No. 2 , a.'fc ; cake , 4c.Receipts.
Receipts. Shipm'U.
Flour . 18.000 12.000
Wheat , . 20,000 80,000
Corn . 351,000 275,000 >
Outs . 9J.OOO 184,000
Nnw York , March 5. Wheat ttocolpts ,
20,950 bushels : exports , 49.030 bushels ; spot
closlnj-'onsy ; No. 2 red , 8l ! o in elevator ,
8SXtf SJYc ! afloat , S' & 'i a t. o. b. ; op
tions lower ; No. 2 red March closing at
SO c.
Corn Receipts , 53,030 bushels ; oxoDrts.
215,350 bushels ; spot firmer ; No. 2 , 35X@
Jjc in oloviitor. y6''i@7c afloat ; ungraded
mixed , 27tji27 c ; options linn ; March clos
ing at yO > if.
Oats ucccipts , 43,000 bushels ; exports ,
130,500 bushels ; spot higher ; No. 2 white ,
80 c ; mixed western , 27K@30 c ; white
western , 29' ' @ 9X"i options irregular ;
March closing at 28 ; c.
Coffee Options closed steady nnd 5@IO
points up ; sales , 4'J,250 bags ; March , $10.93
@ 17.70 ; May. $10.75@10.90 ; spot Rio steady ;
luir cargoes $21) ) . 00.
Petroleum United closed , April 93c.
Sugar--Rjw , flrm ; fair refining , 5 1 lOc.
EUKS Firm ; western , 15 } @ 10c.
Pork Quiet.
Lard Easier and quiet ; western steam ,
tJ.25 ( ( < ? 0 27 .
Huttor Elgin , 28Kc.
Cueoso Firm ; western , 10510.J c.
St. ijoulH. March 5. Wneat-Lowor
cash , 77c ; May , 7UJaC.
Corn-Steady ; cash , 25' c ; May , 2G 20jfc.
Oats Dull ; cash , 2uc ; May , 20 > c.
Pork Quiet at $10.12 > f.
Lard Easier at $3 03.
Whisky Steady at $1.03.
Butter Nominal.
IMIlwaulco , Mnroh 5. Wheat Easy ;
No. 2 spring , cash , 72$73o ( ; May , 7Jc.
Corn Quiet ; No. 8 , 23c.
Outs Steady ; No. 2 White , 23 } c.
Ryu Easier ; No. 1 , 43V < fc.
Hurley Weak ; No. 2 , 49&c.
Provisions Easy ; pom , $ 'J.77)i. '
MinnoiiiiKiis. March 5. Wheat Active ;
receipts , 111 cars ; shipments , 33 cars. Clos
ing : No. 1 hard , March , 78 > o ; May , 80c ; on
track , 79J c ; No. 1 northern , March , 77)fc ;
May , 78c ; on track , 78 ! @ 78Jfc ; No. 2 north
ern , March , 75) o ; May , 70o ; on track ,
Ijivorponl , March ic-VVheat Firm ;
demand poor : holders oftormoderately ; Cali
fornia No , 1 , 7s3 | d per contul ; red western
winter , 7s.
Corn Easy ; domain ! poor ; now mixed ,
western spot , 3s 7d 'per cental.
IviuiHiiM Guv. March 5. Wheat
Steady ; No. 2 hard , cash , 04 > ic ; No. 2 rod ,
USc bill.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash 21o.
Oats March , 17 , ' c.
Cliiulnniui , March 5. Wheat Quiet ;
No. 2 red. 78r.
Corn Firm ; No. 2mixed , 3'i@33)fo.
Oats Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 2tc.
Whisky $1.03.
LitVfi srouic
Cnlniteo. MarchS. The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows :
Texas corn fed steers , $ JS5@J 50 ,
Hogs -Receipts , 35UX ( ) : shipments , ;
market shade lower ; mixed , $3.85(3105 ( ;
heavy , $ J.8T@l.07f ; light , $ J. ! > 5 < 31.10 ; skips ,
$3. ll1.70. (
Sheep Reoolpta , 5,000 ; shipmenti , ;
market strong and active ; natives , $3.5Uri ( )
0.40 ; western corn-fed , $4 80' < i3.03 ; Toxaus ,
$3,50@3.30 ; lamba , $5.00@O.GO.
Nutiuniil Stuoic nipili , lOast St.
IJOUIH , March 5. Cattle Receipts , 1,5JO , ;
shipments , 1,000 ; market strong ; fair
to fancy native steer * , $3103490 ; stack
ers and feeders , $2,30 301) ) ; range steers ,
$2 30@3.GO.
Hogs Receipts , 0.200 ; shipments , 1,200 ;
market steady ; heavy , $3. ! > 0 , < $1.00 ; packing ,
$3.80 13.90 ; light , $3.80ftt3.93.
KuiiHii-iCitrMarchu. Cattle Receipts ,
3,900 ; shipments , 2,300 ; market steady ;
steers , $3.30 , < $ t.75 ; UOWH , $ i.OO J.OO ; stockers -
ers und feeders , i\i \ 010(3.40.
Hogs Receipts , U,50d ; HhlDnionta , 1,400 ;
market lower ; all grades , $ J.7i@J80. )
SluuOltv , March 5. Cattla Receipts ,
2X ( ) ; shipments , 373 ; market steady ;
cannors. 75c ( < ? $1.23 ; cows , 81.00t(5l.2S ( ; stockers -
ors , $1.500 $ . ! 23 ; food-trs , $ J.25@J.90j veal
calves , $2 lh3.15. )
Hogs Reculpts , 203 ; market weak ; every
thing , $3.723SO.
OMAHA IjlVK STOCIC.
Cat I If.
Tuesday , Match S.
Rocaipts of cattle were osilmntod at 2,700
compared with 2,239 yesterday. For the
11 rat tbrtiu days of the week tlio receipts have
been 0,21) . The market oponud fairly
active on steers at go no rally steady prlcus.
The sales of steers will toll in pretty do-
olded tpnes that the marltc was ilrm , whllo
qulto as many uiun on the murkut , report
sules stronger M these who think tha market
steady or wa.tlc. There were inoro sales
at and nbovo tlm $1.00 line than ou any
day this year , Ainoni ; the receipts were
fomo very good lots ot steers. Thorn
wuro twenty loads of cows , and nil
changed bands before midday on u slow
market with sales Indicating no change. Tno
nuUty ) wus very good , nnd &otuo of the buy
ers think that they bought at oaiicr prices
than yesterday ou account of tha batter
quality. Uuyers und Rollers generally differ
on prices , tbo former consider their
purchases bettor tuauyaUorday , whllo com-
million men and seller * gouurally regard the
market Ilrm to strong. Oau IMU-lb. cow
sold at $1.10 , the lughost this year. Faedora
nnd tockum are very fuw and com mon and
did not moot the datn&nd * , and u a conse-
quencu prices rule bard and Bale * active.
liulU were uutlve and tlrm. Good veal wus In
demand and commauding good price * .
After nearly everything had changed bands ,
sympathizing with late Chicago nuvlcas , the
market eased off on the toast desirable lots
than Ubsold.
HORS.
Receipts of hogs estimated at J5.700 , com
pared with 3.301 yesterday. The receipts
for the tlrnttbreo days of the week were
8,199. The markut opened active and steady
for selected light weights nnd butchers' no-
lections , $380(3383 ( bolng the ruling prices ,
and slow at n sh 'lo ' lower ou heavy weights
nnd packers' hogs , packers offering $ .1.70@
8.75 for what they wanted. The top of the
mnrkot was 13.85 and the bottom t J.70 , the
same ns yesterday , yet owing to the few lots
of lights and the largo nuinber of heavy
hof s the sules indicate a dcclino of 2o.
The market closed slow , weak and on heavy
weights fie lower , with all sold.
Prevailing t'rloa ? .
The following is a table ot prlws paid In
this mnrkut for the gralos of sloe * mou-
tlonod :
Prlmo ateors , 1300 to 10QO tt > 3.$1.83 0150
Good steers , 1350 to 1453 Ibs. . . 3.5'J 0I.2 >
Goodatoora. 1050 to 13W ITi . . . 8.2J 62)193 )
Common 100'J to 1150 lb stooH. ' 2.99 f 3.tJ )
Common cannora l.OJ C$3.00
Ordinary to fair cows. . 1.00 ( 200
Fair to Rood cows 1.90 ( < 3,45
Good to choice cows 2.30 WJ303
Choice to fancy cows 2.05 OHIO
Fair to good bulls 1.5J (3(2,5 ( ( ! )
Choice to fancy bulls 2.5'J 03.00
Light atockora and feelers. . . . 2.00 CJ3.8 ! )
Feeders. 950 to 1100 Ibs 2.20 3.10
Pair to choice light hoira 3.7.5 063.85
fair to choice heavy hogs 3.70 * ? ' 3.75
Fair to choice mixed lions 3.70 ( $3.80
Avornva Co it nl llo ; ) .
The following table givoa the nvora o coat
of hogs on the dates mentioned , iticimllnsf
the cost today , as eased upon aalus reported ;
D.ito. Prico. Date. Price.
March 1 ? 3 75 March 4 $ , ' 177
March 8 3 70 } < f March 5 3 74 *
Uiinci or IVIco * Hoi * ) .
The following table show * the range of
prices paid for hogs :
Light and medium hogs $1 81 @ 1 85
Good to oholuo uilxod noga. . . 3 70 < g ) SO
Good to choice heavy hogs. . . 870 ( $3 73
Ktin < * o of I'rlues HiBup.
The following table shows the range of
prices paid for snoop :
Prlmo fat sheep $4 10 C5,50-
Good fat snoop. . . . , 8 5'J ' < S > \ GO
Common to mediuui sheep. . . . 2 OJ @J 75
Lambs . 4 OJ ( o > 0 00
Comparative Tabluq.
The folloivln ? tables sha.v the range in
prices on hoft'3 during this and last
Average I'riou r fioji.
Showing the average price p lid for loads
of hogs ou the daya ui.lloitji la 1337 ,
1889 and 1890 :
Rourcscntativo Sales.
sTcnit.1.
1 .1120 2 03
2 .1055 2 65
1 . 9.0 ! 3 03
1 .1120 270
34 - ,1018 3 70
0 .1084 3 70
14 . 99) 2 70
1 .1080 270
1 910 3 70
9 . 824 3 70
4 .1135 3 75
3 . 935 2 75
12 .1078 2 15
4 .1078 3 75
0 .1H93 2 75
1 .1030 375
1U
U .1113 3 80
9 .Ho8 2 tiQ
17 . OSJ 3 80
4 2 80
3 .1220 2 bO
0 .1080 3 80
20 . 920 3 9J
35 . 910 3 90
15 ,1025 3 90
3 . 9.5 ! 2 'M
17 .1053 2 95
9 .1038 8 03
4 10
3. , .1240 2 70
1. , .1350 3 75
1. , .1070 2 75
1. , .1070 2 90
1. , .1130 3 00
1. , .1520 3 00
4. , .133S 3 00
1. .1010 8 00
1. , .1530 8 00
1. .1330 3 00
1. .IbOO 3 10
1. .15iO 3 25
1. .1740 3 25
3. .1015 8 50
1. , .1450
3. , 740 8 20
27 ' . 7IX ) 8 20
5' , . 731 8 20
3. , . 8J7 8 25
8. , . 710 3 25
1. , . 720 325
1. .1170 1 05 1010 1 85
2. .1015 1 73 I 90
1. .1000 1 75 53 I 90
7. . 9or 1 80
23. 918 ! 1 00 10 .1083 3 00
1. 000 8 OJ
CALVES.
258 4 00 3 . 103 5 03
25 4 75
. STAGS.
1 1530 3 00 1 .1S4J 3 40
HTOCKCUS.
05 CCO 3 00 3 . 025 3 00
OXEN.
3 ,1000 , 2 CO
MIXED.
23 , 078. 1 05
WBSTCIItf OiTTLB.
Ownnr. No
Standard Cuttlo Co. .
! > 9 steers , c
11
Sh. Pr.
40 3 60
3 IH
40 a OS
2SO 8 70
2 0 a 70
so a 70
so a 70
W 370
00..279 100
13. . .8-30 120
73 . . .263 40
53. . .348 80
IX.271 ) 2)0 )
03..294 109
05. . .163 89
7. . . 314 ,
60. . . . tf 240
05318 40
OS.203
09..253
71..203
01 . . .8IW
69.
71.
53.
59.
61.
02.
Sltecp.
No. Av. Prico.
180 corn fed westerns wotliorB.lia 510
On the Market With HOKB.
Rodon ft Xahnor , Missouri Valley , Ta. ; J ,
L. Packard , Croighton ; J. Hastio , Caoke ;
John Schwab , Mauley ; L. . .lonsonVestorn ,
la. ; William Oaborn , Noola , la. ; Duo &
Smith , Shelby , la. ; M. D. Slovens , Denlson ,
la. ; Nio Nielsen , Stanford ; Armsborgor &
Co. . Oxford : C. Nutzman ; J. W. Watson ,
Wallace ; J.W. Price , Hruning ; Win. Halsoy ,
Lebanon ; J. H. Dlckaon , Bennett ; Hartman -
man ft Dunn , Staplohurst ; 1'onllold & Sons ,
Wallace ; Wallace ft Stilt. Coin , la. ; F.
Glass , Porsi.i ; W. II. I..awis , Columbus : J.
S. Iman , Silver Creek ; Morse H. & Co. ,
Morse Uluft ; H. Holt , Goolmor ; Fuller S. ft
F. , Nowmiiii'a Qrovoj Bradahaw & S ,
Doclgo ; N-W-M Co. , Clearwater ; Wngora &
Dovlc , O'Neill ; W ill rath & W. , Atkinson ;
Miller & Co. , Bradahatv ; Harris & U. , Cen
tral City ; A. II. Nelson , Lennox & H. , Ar
cadia.
On tlic Murker Wltti Onttlo.
J. II. Dlckson , Bennett ; Qaobltt & livatis ,
South Bond ; C. H. Parniloo & Co , , Cedar
K'lpids ; E. Bronuot , Norton , Ivans. ; Hurt-
innu & Dunn , Slaplehural ; W. C. Swarta ,
Silver City , la. ; J. M. Barrott , T. J. Byers ,
Malveru , la. ; E. Sullivan , Panama , la. ; E.
Wolkcr , St. Edwards ; F. Armstrong. Bel
grade ; B. Horahoy , North Bond : Standard
Cattle company , Amos ; Crawford & James ,
Aonton , la. ; Bank of Coin ,
Com , la , ; J. P. Mordon , Tokn-
nmah ; Adolph Graffon Bancroft R.
Frazlur , Winsido ; H. E. Kulin. Emerson ; H.
B. Dexter , Hubbard ; Morse Rogers & Co. ,
More BluCT ; H. Holt , Goohher ; F. G. ICtono ,
William Conlov , Albion ; S. Prang. Creston ;
John Osby , Boomer ; H. Wetio , Wisnor ; H.
N. Lay. Slanlon ; A. E. Tunborg , A. L. Will
iams. Hooper ; Miller & Co , , Bradshaw ;
Landers & Gow , LoupCily ; C. F. Wav ,
Lennox & H. , A. E. Charlton , Arcadia ; W.
Z. Tilson , Ravenna and Hazard ; A. Flint ,
LitchOold ; C , W. McCullough , Blue Springs ;
F. Chaloupka. TJ. . Taylor. Wilbor ; Babbitt &
E. , Grotna ; J. K. Gallentinc , Uromilold ; N.
W. Knapp , Cedar Blurts ; G. W. Hitchons ,
Plalnvlow ; Frohn & Grlllln , Kramer ; Wnko-
man Brothers , Cook ; A. Milbroat , Berlin ;
Theodore Bosch , H. Hammer , Mlnoola , la. ;
L JoDBon , Weston , la. ; Duo & Smith ,
Shelby , la. ; E. Broquot , Hondley : William
Halaoy. Lebanon ; S. O. Wisbord , Adams ;
T. A. Erb. Slratlon ; D. J. K H-od , Crolo ;
J. Paul , Dorchester ; J. R. McICoo , Palmyra ;
Snyder Brothers , Malcolm ; J. R. Vallerv ,
Plattsmouth ; Schlosinger & Bro. , Pacifio
Junction , la.
BlnrKot mention.
S. Prang brought in a car 6f cattle from
Croston.
W. Osborn had hogs on the market fro m
Neola , la.
William Couley had a car of oattlo in fro m
Albion. ( .
E. Broquet caine up from Norton , Kan. ,
with four cars of cattlo. '
Babbltt& Ev.ins had cattle hero from
South Bend and Gretna r '
A , Grafton came downVrom Bancroft with
two cars of cattlo.
George Burke of Chicago , of the commis
sion firm of George Adams & iturko , came
to attend the cattle buslnpss during Andrew
Gillaiipio's illness. <
John A. ICohoc , president of the Nebraska
Stock Shippers association , , was in from
Platte Center. it ,
Gus Johnson of Mercer was in with two
loads of cattlo. " ' "
John F. Kessler brought iu three loads of
cattle from Oakland.
Wallace & Stilt of Coin , la. , marketed a
load of hogs at $3 85 , tho'top ' of the markot.
Mr. Simpson of O'Connor Brothers &
Simpson , Lyons , was on market with cattlo.
E.Viley Black ot Plattsniouth , ono of the
pioneer shippers to South Omaha , marketed
hogs.
hogs.M.
M. F. Miller of Cedar Rapids had a car of
horses at the yards on his way to Now York
city.
city.H.
H. B. Grav of Hastings , la , was looking
over the yards.
Samuel Schlossinger came up from PaciUo
Junction , la. , with ten cars of cattlo.
J. P. Mordon , Tottamah's en rgetio cattle
man , was here with'a car of cattlo.
H. C. Holt was tm the market from Gooh-
uor with a car each of'cattle and hogs.
F. E. Lloyd , Ord. Neb. , was at the yards ,
thacUGStof Nols Purinton. and nlrt timn
friend ,
Malvorn , la. , was represented on market
by T. L. Byors , who brings lu a car of cat
tlo.
tlo.J.
J. Yoaton of Lyons had among his cattle
on market a tine cow that sold at $3.00.
A. E. Turnberg was lu from Hoopar with
two loads of cattlo.
Walworth ft Westfall of Atkinson had a
load of hog * that sold ajtyaight at $3.85.
D. E. Siouors , of C. H. Parmolo & Co. ,
Cedar Creek , was at the yards with two cars
of cattlo.
Fred Fisher was here with two oars of the
MiJdlosox Llvo Stock company's cattle from
Wood Rlvor.
Landers & Gow , Jjuup'City ; A. E. Churl
ton , Arcadia , and A. Flint , Litchlleld , mar
keted cattlo.
Goo. W. Illtchms of Plainviow was among
the cattle shippers at the yaras , and mar
keted ono load.
Henry Hammer and Thos. Bosoh , of Min-
eola , la. , were on market with a car of cattle
tlo each.
\V.F. Edwards of gyracnso , Eroa Shroo-
der of Berlin , H. L. Oluham nf Union and
E. P. Blalsdoll of Hamburg , Iu , wcro on
market with cattlo.
John and Fred Schwoisow , who came in
from Fullerton with two cars of cattle , had
ono bull that weighed 3,150 and sold for
$3.50 , the highest price that has been paid
for a bull on this market for weeks.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Produce.
Eoos Strictly fresh , lie ; cold storage ,
pickled , limed , salted , not wanted at any
prico. i .
BuTTBii Creamery , fynoy rolls , prints , 31
ftC5u ; creamery , fancy solid packed , 23@24o ;
creamery , choice , 19@22cTdairy , fancy rolls
and prints , 18@20o ; dairy , fancy solid
packed , 17@19c ; dairy , i choice , 13 < yiGe ;
country roll , choice , U ( < $12a ; country roll ,
good , y@10c ; country roll , Jalr , 0@7o ; poor
stock , 3di&o. ) < 11
Pour.Tiiv Turkoyi , dressed , fancy dry
picked , Ilg512o ; turkoy/jiiUve , per lb , 7@8o ;
chickens , fancy , 9a ; cliicjtons , elioieo , 7 ( < $ jo ;
chickemi , llvo , $3.00i$3.0 ( ; geese , dressed ,
fancy , 0$10o ( ; geese , dr sod , choice , 8i$9o ( ;
geese , live , doz. , fO.flOf pi ) , ducks , dressod.
fancy , lie : ducks , choice , VQlUo ; ducks , live ,
doz. , f2.CO$300 ; pigeon * , , dor , , $1.00.
DGuiK Jack snipe , 8JpO@l,25 ; golden
plover , * l.00@1.25 ; rnallarjd ducks , J3.00Q
3 GO : canvasback ducks. , * 5.00@0.00 ; redhead -
head duck ? , doz. , ? 3 00 ; , Joal : uucka , doz. ,
* l.f)0@3.00 ; mixed duc Ulloz. ( , $1.50$300 ( :
geese , Canada , ? 5.50@0QUeosi > small , $1,00
( ij.4.50.
BEESWAX No. 1 , 10@0o. |
Pies F ET Pickled , kits , 70a ; spiced pigs
tongues , kits , IJ.U5 ; pickled tripe , kits , 05u ;
plcklnd H , U. tripe , kita , 85u ; aplcod piga
hocks , kits , $1.12.
MKSS POIIK Per bbl , f9,75@10.75.
IK'OKWHEAT FI.OUU Per bbl , $ t,75.
Wooi4 Fino. average , 304J3o ; medium ,
average , 'JKjJJJo ; quarter blood , avorugo , 18
® JOe ; course , average , 15@17o ; cotts and
rough , avorugo , HftJlOo ,
PiQHLKS-Mcdlum. per bbl. $4.83 ; small ,
W.T05 gherkins , W.75 ; C. & B. chow chow ,
dts , 13.83 ; pis. flUS.
POTATOES Pprbu.aSa ; common , 23e.
MH-I.K Suqiu Per lb. r o.
PIIOVISIONB Hams , No. 1 , 10 tt > average.
9Ko ; 0 to S3 Ibs , bKo ; 13 to 14 Ibs , 0-Sfo ;
Bhoulderi , 5o ; breakfast bacon , No. 1 , be ;
ham sausage , 80 ; dried boot hams , 7c ; beef
tongues , tO 00 per dozen ; dry salt meats , M
5i u per Ki ; bam roulette , Oka ; add lu'por
U > for small lots.
lUx-Cholco upland , f.00(30.2S ) { midland *
$ . | .W ) : lowland , fi.50.
Cnoi'FKBfl2.50. .
11UXK $10.50.
Coiix lOc.
OATS 15o.
BONKS ( Quotations nro for delivery In
Chicago ) . Dry buffalo , uer ton , $10.005118.00 ;
dry country , bleached , $ iO.OO@la.Oo ; dry
country , damp and musty , $3,00 ( ( 10 00.
SKINS AND Funs -Raccoon , No. 1 , largo ,
SOWOOc ; No. 1 , medium. ODS Oc ; No. 1 ,
small , 40GOc ; No , 2 , 3 and 4 , lUi&IOo. Mink ,
No. 1 , largo. 00jfi7r ( > c ; No. 1 , medium , SOWiOd ;
No. 1 , small , 40@50o ; No. 2 , 3. 4 , 1540.
Otter , No. 1 , largo prlmo , $5.00 ( 9.00 ; No. 1 ,
medium , .003.00 : No. 1 , small , .5
3.59 ; No. 3 , 3. and 4 , UM1.50. ) Lynx , No. 1 ,
$2.50 ; i.50. Wildcat , No. 1 , 40@:10o ; No. 2. 20 , %
Muskrat , xvlnter , 15cj fall , lOC-Sllc. - Skunk ,
black , 007flo : striped , No. 1 , a5@IOo ; No.
2 , 15@20c ; No. 3 , 10 ( < ei5c ; No. 4 , 5 ( lOe.
Cross fox , No. 1. * 4.0U@5.0Uj No. 2 , $ J.OO ( <
2.50. Red fox , No. 1 , $1.00 1.25 ; No. 2 , 50 ( .
ODOo. Grey fox , No. 1 , 40W50c ; No. 2 , 20 ®
25o. Mountain wolf , No. 1 , t2.50Ca3.00 ! ; No.
2 , $1.0001.25. Prarlo wnlf , No. 1 , 75QS1.00 ;
No. 2 , 40-JMo. Beaver , No. 1 , per lb. $3.00 ®
8.60 : No. 2 , per Hi , $ J.OO@3.iO ; No. 3 , per lb.
WKgOHc ; No. 4 , 50o. Bear , black. No. 1. $15.00
@io.OO } ; grizzly , No. 1 , $10.00@45.00 ; brown ,
tNo. 1 , $10.00@O.UO ! ; cub , $1.00@300 ; buok-
skin , Indian dressed , per lb , $1.00@1,50.
Deer , summer , per lb , 30o ; fall , per lb , 23a ;
winter , per lb , 20@i > c ; green salt , per piece ,
75SSOo ( ; antelope , per lb , 20u ; elk , per lb ,
10VJ18c ( ; flsher , No. 1 , $ J.lOil5 ( 00. Martens ,
No. 1 , 75c@$1.50 ; No/3 , 25 ( < 550c. Opossum ,
No. 1 , cased , 10il5a ( ; No. 1 , open , 7@10c.
Badger , No. 1 , full furred. 75c@1.25 ; No. 2 ,
0i3f > e ; No. 3 , 10@20c. Wolvorluo , No. 1 ,
fl.00 0.00.
HIDES , PELTS AND rAi.toHs Green salted
hides , 4c ; dry salted hides , 5@lc ! ; dry Hint
hides , Tc ; cnK hides , 5c. Damaged hides 2o
less. Shoe ] ) volts , green , each , 7r > c@l.25 ;
sheep pelts , dry , per ib , 912o ; tallow , No. 1 ,
SJ fWJfo : No. 2 , Do ; grease , white , 3J c ;
yellow , 2 @ 3o.
VEOETAIH.ES Now Lettuce , per doz
heads , 15e ; radlsheb , per doz bunches , 50o ;
green onions , per doz bunches , 30 ( 40o ; par-
Igy , per doz bunches. 85o ; eoupbuuches , per
dobunclius , 45@50c ; celery , Michigan ,
small , per doz buni-hos , C5 ' 5c ; celery , Illi
nois , per doz bunches , 45@50c ; celery , Now
Orloanu , per doz bunches , 73@00c ; Califor
nia , $1.00 per do/ ; spinach , pur bbl , $3.50 ; cu
cumber , per doz , $1.75@2.25 ; oyster plant ,
per doz , 45@0o ; now beets , pur bushel , $1.00
@ 1.25 ; now carrots , per doz bunches , 40@50u :
now turnips , per doz bunches , 40 ( § . * > 0o ; pie
plant , per lb , 0@7c ; now cabbage , Louisiana ,
per crnt , $4.00 ; now potatoes , Bermuda , per
bbl , ? 0.00 ; tomatoes , Bermuda , 10 lb boxes ,
per box , $ l.5u@1.75.
VEUF.TUILES Old Sweet potatoes , fancy
Muscatlne , per bbl , M 00 : onions , cxtr.i
fancy , per bbl , $ .50 ; onions , fair , per bbl ,
$2.50 ; rutabagas , per bbl. $2.00 : carrots , per
bbl , $2.00 ; riarsmps , per bbl , $3 00 ; beets , per
bbl , $2 00 ; horse radish roots , per bbl , S4.UO ;
borso radish roots , per lb , 7o ; celery roots ,
per bbl , $5 00 ; celery roots , per doz , ooc.
Arpi.c BUTTEH Per lb , 0@7c.
MINCE MEAT So per lb.
HONEV 15@10o per lb for choico.
PUKSEUVES8@10o per lb.
JELUES 4@lf o per lb.
DIIESSED VEAI , Choice medium , 0) @ 7c ;
light , 5@0o ; heavy. ! 3J4c. (
BEANS Hand picked navy , $1.50@1.00 ;
band picked navy , medium , $1.40@1.50 ; hand
picked country , $1.30 1.40 ; good clean , $1.20
@l.30.
HONET Per lb , Illinois comb , lOc : Cali
fornia comb , 14c ; Nebraska and Iowa comb ,
CHEESE Per lb , full cream Y. A. , 12c ;
full cream twins , 1l , o ; full cream Ohio
Swiss , 15u ; full cream Wisconsin swiss , 13 ®
Wo ; full cream brick swiss , ll@12c ; full
cream lunburger swiss , ll@12c.
FISH Fresh frozen white , trout , plko and
pickerel , per lb , 7c ; herring , OJ c ; sturgeon ,
lOc.
lOc.CHANGES
CHANGES Per box , Florida brlghts , $3 75 ;
russets , $3.50 ; messina , $3.25 ; California
fancy navels , $525 ; choice. ? 5. 00 ; Los An-
coles navels , $450 ; seedlings , Riverside ,
$3ij3.50 ! ; mountain , $ .1.25 ; Lo' Angeles ,
$ J.OO ; in live box lots 25o per box less.
LEMONS Per box , messina fancy , $4.00(3 ( !
5.00 ; vordelli , good , $3 50.
BANAXAS Per bunch , $3.00@3.00.
MAHOA Giui'ES Fancy , per bbl , $7.50 :
choice , per obi , $0.00@7 00.
CocoANUrs Per hundred , $1.75.
APPLES Per bbl , $4 0004.50.
CiUNliEiiniES Per Bbl , ? 12 50@14.00.
CHICK Per bbl. refined , $0.50 ; halt bbl ,
$3.50 ; hard cider , pure , per bbl , $5.00.
LINSEED OIL 04c.
Orecnries.
DIUED FKUIT Currants , new. Co : prunes ,
casks , 1,300 Ibs , SJ c ; prunes , bbls or bags ,
5 } c ; citron peel , drums , 20 Iba , 22o ; lemon
peel , drums , 18c : fard dates , boxes , 13 Ibs ,
lie ; apricots , choice evaporated , 14o ; apri
cots , jolly cured 23 lb boxes , lOc ; apricots ;
fancy , 25 n > boxes , 15c ; apricots , choice bags ,
80 Ibs , 14c ; apples , evaporated , 50 lb boxes ,
9c ; apples , Star , 8)40 ) ; apples , fancy Alden ,
5 tt , lOo ; apples , Fancy Alden , 8 lb , lO c ;
Salt Lake , SJfc ; blackberries , evaporated ,
50 lb boxes , 5o ; cherries , pitted , dry cured ,
13u ; pears , California fancy , ' s boxes , 25 lb ,
12o ; peaches , Cal. No. 1 fancy , s , unp bugs ,
80 lb , 15o ; poaches , pared , fancy , 18o ; Salt
Lake , 7o ; nectarines , red , 14u ; nectarines ,
silver , boxes , 15u ; pitted plums , Cal. 25 lb
boxes , 8 } o ; raspberries , ovap. , N. Y. , new ,
20o ; prunes , R. C. 00-70 , 9 > @l0 i ! ; orange
peel , 15c : raisins , Calltonua London crop
1889 , $ .2.35 ; Cal. loosa muscatels , crop 1889 ,
$2.00 ; Vuloncias , 1888 , Oc : Vnlencias , new.
So ; Cal. seedless , sks. , 7 o ; Ondura layer ,
now , O c ; pruncless , 12 > < Jo ; dried grapes , 4c.
VtOETAiiLES Tomatoes 3 ID extra , $1.00 ;
3 lb standoro , western brands , 90@93c ; gallons
lens , strictly standard , $2 90. Corn Finest
prown , $1.00 ; gilt-ede ( ; sugar corn , very fine ,
$1.50 ; McMurrny's 2 lb sugar corn , $1.20 ; 2
lb extra , western brands , 85c@$1.00 ; 3 lb
standard , western brands , 7030o. Mush
rooms I lb French , extra line , 2J ( < . ' 5o ; 1 lb
French , flue , 18@22c ; 1 lb French , ordinary ,
10@18o. Peas Tros line , per can , 25c ;
domi flue , per can , lOc ; 2 Ib extra , sifted ,
$2.UO ; 2 lb early Juno , $1.2.'i@l.i5 : : 2 lb Mar
row , standard brand , $1.10 ; 2 lb soaked , 59c.
String Beans 2 lb high grade. Refugee , fc3o :
2 lb Golden Wox beans , 75c ; 2 lb string
beans , 70o. Lima Beans 2 lb soaked , 7.r > c.
Boston Baked Beans 3 lb Lewis , $1.05 ;
crown brand , $1.50. Sweet potatoes 3 lb
Now Jersey , $1.00 ; daisy , $1.35. Puuipuin
3 lb new pumpkin , 95c.
Oas-ICerosuno P. W. lOtfc ; W. W.
12Ko ; headlight , 13c ; gasoline , 12c ; salad oil ,
$1.25@9.00 per doz.
SUOAIIS Cut loaf , So ; cut loaf cubes , 7) o ;
standard , powdered , 7Kc ; XXXX. powdered ,
80 ; granulated , standard , OJac ; confection
ers. A , O go ; wluto extra C , O o ; extra C ,
Neb , Oo ; amber , 5o ;
SOAPS Castile , mottled , per tt , 8@10o :
do white , per ft , 12c.
CANNnn MEA-IS 1 lb lunch tongue , $2,00 ;
3 lb lunch tongue , $4.75 ; 1 lb corned hour ,
$1.20 ; 2 lb corned beef , $305 ; 0 lb corned
beef , $0.50 ; 14 lb corned beef. $14.00 ; 2 lb
boneless pigs foot , $3.20 ; 1 lb English brawn ,
$1.20 ; 2 lb English brawn , $2 00 ; 0 lb Eng-
llsh brawn , * 0.50 ; 1 lb compressed ham ,
$1.75 ; 2 lb coin pressed ham. $ J.75 ; lib chipped
beef , $2.00.
FAHINACKOUS GOOPS Barley , 3@lo ; fa
rina , 5o ; peas , 3c ; oatmeal , 2 > | @Au ; maca
roni , 10o ; vermicelli. 10o ; rice , 4i&Ufo ( ; sago
and tapioca , 0@7o : lima beans , Ou.
COFFEE Roasted Arbucklu's Arioso ,
24o ; MoLaughlln's XXXX. 24o ; Gorman ,
2l6o ' ; Dil worth , BlJ < tr , Aluromu , 24
bulk , 21'j'e. '
FISH Codtlah , extra Georges , now ,
grand bank , new , IJj'o ; silver , 2 Ib , blocks ,
Oo ; snow white , 2 lb bank , new , 4k'o ; Tur
key cod , largo middles , bricks , 8u , ' ; snow
white crates , 13-5 lb , boxes , 7u ; Iceland
halibut , lie ; medium scaled burring , 25o ;
No. 1 scaled herring , 23o ; domestic Holland
burring , & 3a ; Hamburg spiced herring , $1.50 ;
Russian sardines , 75a : Russian sardines ,
plain , 65o ; Imported Holland herring , Crown
brand , 80u ; do. fancy milkers , We : mackerel
No , 1 shore , half bbls , $13.00 ; bloaturs , half
bbls , $18.00 ; wtutolish , half bbls , $7.00 ; trout ,
half bblH , $5 50 ; family Whitehall $3.00 ; salmon -
mon , $3.50 ; I lb mackerel ( lierrmt ; ) , $1,00@
1.10 ; 1 lb Hunan baddies , $1.75 ; 1 lb loostors ,
$1.90i$3.00 ( ; 1 lb Alaska salmon , Aleut , $1.00 :
2 lb oysters , 10 oz. $1.85 ; 1 lb oysters , 5oz ,
$1,10 ; 3 lb select , 13 oz$4.l5l ! ; lb clams , little
nuckn , $ I.J5 ; 2 lb clams , tittle ncoko , fJ.10 ;
} f lb sardines , Imported , per case , 100s ,
$ U.OOC 410.00 ; > jf lb sardines , imported , per
case , 100s$15.00aJO.OO ; k lb. Imported bone
less sardines , 2ilo ; ' 4 lb sardinca. American ,
per lOOd , French style , $4.50ft/5 00 ; > lb sar
dines , American , per cuso , 100s , French
stylo. ? 7..piJKX ( ) ( ) ; K lb sardines , mustard ,
per case. 504 , f I.UOC i 25 ; Imported key sar
dines , $13.00.
HitO ( > M Parlor , 4 lie , $2.75 ; 3 tie , $ .2,23 ;
stables , $ J.85 ; couiinnn , $ l,50il,75 ( ,
Cocok > ! < b tin , 40o per lb.
CIIOCOL\T 23ia25o per lb ; German clue-
on- , rod , 8c.
llnMi-Ttt ixcHeavy , lie ; medium ISo ;
Imlit , 17o ; 18 B. C. , 20o ; 34 , 20u ; 30 , lOo ; 48 ,
17cr. broom twines , colored , We.
MiruiKstt TWINK- ry line , 40o ; fine ,
iiSo ; medium , 35o , binders , 13o.
, BiiLlwi.NE Very liuo llai , U3o ; fine flax ,
29o ; fine cotton , 22o ; Calcutta hemp , 14o.
SAt.sona Blls , granulated ; , l
l c ; pkgs , 00 , 5s , r.tfo.
STAIICII 4fC 8o per ib.
STOVK POLHIIi lH ) ( < i5.87 { par
IHoa Am. , per 'iJ , $17.001 Lewiston , per
100. $17.00.
NuTa Almonds , 15o ; Brurlls , lid ; illuorts ,
12o ; pcc.ins , llo ; walnuts , i'JK ' . peanut
cooks , 8c ; roasted , lie ; Tcimcsso pea
nuts , 8c.
Dituas ( Grocers1) ) Per lb Bo > rax , lOo ;
copperua , 2 > o ; Bay leaves , lie ; glue , lOo ;
ciiitom sslts , lot glnubor salts , 3o ; sulphur ,
2 > o ; blue vitro ) , Uc ; alum , 4c ; tartarlo acid ,
42u ; rosin 2o ; saltpeter , nbsolutnlypuro , lOc ;
gum camphor , 3 Ibs In box , 1 oz cakes , il.lo :
hops , ' and 3i lb packages , ' -'Oc ; sage , 'f nnd
> llb packages. 15u ; mauuor , 13o ; saltpeter ,
loot Indigo , 3-lb nnd Tclb boxes. S F , iM 'TOj ;
Indigo , 3 ib nnd 5-lb boxes , Mndrli , Toe ; seal
ing wax , 25-lb boxes , red , ! < ) c ; sealing wax ,
23-lb boxes , white , Iti.
COFFEE Green Fancy old golden Rio , 3-lo ;
fancy old poaberry , SJ' 'oj Rio , chotco to
fancy , 23o ; Rio , prlmo , 23c ; Rio , good , 21o ;
Mocha , 29a' Java , genuine O. G. , "Be ; Java ,
good Interior , 2lo ; African , 21e.
Hoi'i : Basis iNlaullia ropa , 15c ; sisal rope ,
12)'u ; cotton rope , lOo ; new process , SJ c.
COTTON TWINE Bibb , very line , 3 or 4 py
22o ; fine , 20c ; Daisy , ISoj'.candlo wick , 22c.
OLIVES Quarts , pordo$3.75 ; pints , per
doz , $2.25bulk ; , pur gal , 04c.
ViNin\u : 30 pr. cider , So ; goon , 12c : white
wine , 15o.
MOLASSES Bbls , N. O. , choice , per gal ,
55a ; bakers' , 2lYi)3c ( ; : ) ; black strap , "Oe.
wuAiTixu PAPEII ytraw , per lb , I'f ®
2. 0 ; rag , 2 } < Co : man I la , B , G Oc ; No. 1 , 7c.
BAGS Union square , 35 pur cent off list.
SALT Dairy , 2SO It , in bbl , bulk , W.10 :
best grade , CO , 5s , $3 30 ; besl grade , 100 , 8s ,
$2.40 ; best grade. 23 , 10s , $320 ; rock salt ,
crushed. $1.30 ; dairy salt , Ashton , tiiiibb.igs ,
S5c ; bulk , 231 lb bags , $3.25 ; common , in
bbl , $1.25.
CANNED Goons Firlts , California canned
goods , standard brands , } 4 tb , per doz
Apricots , $1.70j$1.85 ( ; apricots , plo fruit ,
$1.50 ; gallons , * 4.BO ; blackberries , $2.25 :
cherries , black. $300 2.25 : cherries , white ,
$2.S.'i@2.nO ; crapes , $1.00631. bO ; pears , Bartlett -
lett , $3 10(82 ( , 3D ; poaches , yellow. $3 10@220 ;
peaches , lemon cling , * . ' .35 ; plums , egg ,
$1.05@1.SO ; plums , golden drop * , $1.80 ;
plums , grcon gages , $ l.O" > @IbO ; peaches ,
Bay City , with Pitts in , 11.00 ; currants , $2 80 ;
gooseberries , $2 25 ; quinces , $ , ' .10 ; raspber
ries , $3.70 ; strawberries , $3 i"0 ; peaches , 3 Ib
eastern standards , $1 S5 ; 8 lb pic , $1.10 ; 0 lb
pie , $3.00 ; gallon pie , $300 ; apples , high
stacdards , $2 50 ; 2 lb gooseberries , UOc ; 2 lb
strawberries , U0@)5c ! ) ; 2 lb raspberries. $1.00 :
2 lb blueberries , SOftf'JOc ; 2 lb blackberries ,
03@0c ; ; 2 lb strawberries , preserved , $1.75 ;
5 lb raspberries , preserved , $1.5)0 ; 2 lb black-
Perries , preserved , $1.20 ; pineapples , Bahama
chopped , $2.00 ; 2 lb Bahama grated , S3 75 ; 2
lb Bahama sliced , $3 50 ; 1 lb Standard sliced ,
$1.25f " < ? 1.50 ; cherries 2 ib rod , Baltimore , 85
@ 95o" ; pears , 2 lb , $1.25.
Dry Giiotl4.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS Ellerton , 7 u ;
Housekeeper , 8 > o- New Candidate , 8/fo / :
Berkeley cambric No. 00 , 9c ; Best Yet. 4-4
OKc ; butter cloth OO. 4J o ; Cabot , 7) ) < fci
Fnrwell half bleached , 8j c ; Fruit of Loom ,
8 e ; Green G. 0 , ' c ; Hope , 7tfe ; ICing Phil
lip cambric , lOir Lonsdalu cambric , lOc ;
Lonsdale. 8)40 ; Now York mills , lltfc ; Pop-
po.-oll , 42 in , lOo ; Peppe'rell , 40 in , lie ; Pop-
perell , 0-4. 14 } c ; Popperell , S-4 , 20o ; Pep
peroll , 9-4 , 22c : Popporcll , 104. Slo ; Canton ,
4-4 , SJ4C : Canton , 5-4 , 9) ) c ; Triumph , Oo :
Uasuiutta. He ; Valley , 5c ; Barker , } 1
bleached , 8J c.
Bitow.v bni'.ETiNO Atlantic A , 4-1 , 7B'c ;
Atlantic H , t-1. 7c ; Atlnntiu D , 4-1 , ofo ;
Atlantic P , 1 4 , Oc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Cc ; Au
rora C , 4-4 , 4 c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 7 0 j
Hoosicr LL , 4-4 , ' > Jfc ; Indian Head , 4 4 , 7) c ;
Lawience LL , 4 4 , 55 o ; Old Dominion. 4 4 ,
r > Ke ; Pepperell R , 4 4 , 0c ; Popporell E , 40
inch , 7c : Peppurrell , a-4 , 18c ; Pcpporell ,
9-4 , 20e ; Pepperell , 10-4. 22o ; Utica C , 1-4 ,
4 > ic ; Wachusott , 14 , 7c : Aurora R , 4-i , 7i"
Aurora B , 4 4 , OK : Atlns , O N B. 7' ' o.
PitiNTS Solid Colors Atlantic , < lu ; Slater ,
Oc ; Berlin oil. 8l c : Garner oi ! , 0@7o. Pink
and Robes Richmond , 0 > c : Allen , Oa ; Riv-
crpoiut , 5fo ; Steel River , Oc ; Poeillc , 0 ; - .
Indigo Blue St. Leger. 5 } < o ; Washington.
Oj-fc ; American , 0 > c : Arnold , ( ! } $ c ; Arnold
Century. Oo ; Arnold A , 12o ; Stlofel A , 12c ;
Windsor gold t'k't , lO c ; Arnold B , lOc ;
Arnold A. 12c ; Arnold Gold Seal , lOo ; Yel
low Seal , lOe.
PKINTS Dress Charter oak , 5 } ; Ram-
opo , 4)40 ; Lodl , fij e ; Allen , Oo ; Richmond ,
Cc ; Windsor , OJ c ; Eddystono , 0 | c ; Pacific ,
GINQIIAM Plunkott checks , O o ; Whit-
tenton , 0o ; York , 8 > jc ; Norinandl dross ,
; Calcutta dress , 71 e ; Renirow dress ,
CJAMBincs Slater , 5c ; Woous , 5o ; Stand
ard , 5o ; Peacock , 5c.
CoMroitTKiisO.GO@ $35.00.
DUCK West Point , 29-in , 8-oz , lOJ c ;
West Point , 29-in , 8-oz , 12 } < Jc ; West Point ,
29 in , 12 oz , 15) ) c ; West Point , 40 in , ll-o/ ,
IGc.
IGc.FLANNEL
FLANNEL White : Queuhcr1 No. 2 % ,
Qucchee No. 3 % , 'U e ; Aimwnn ,
-4 , * > uw ) u Ait f X J * Wf vj | X4 ! " ' ' *
Uaftsmon , 20o ; Clear Lake , 82 0 ;
Mountain , 2G o ; White G H No. 2 f , 23 } < o ;
G H No. 1 , J4' , 20 > < fc : B U No. 2 , J4' . 22 } o ; B
H No. 1 , % , 30o ; Quooheo , No.l. . 4-Jc.
SlliUTiNu : Choi-ks Caledonia X , 9J < c ;
Caledonia AX , lO'jo : Economy , SJifc ; Otis ,
bj c ; Granite , Gu ; Haw Hivor , 5 > ic ; Craxv-
tord check's , tic.
JVliscii.LANious : Tuulo oil cloth , $3.r)0 ;
tahlo oil cloth marble , $250 ; plain Hollunu ,
9J c ; dado Holland , 12 > fo.
UAurcTWiur Bibb , white , ISKo ; colored ,
HATTS Standard. 80 ; Gem , lOc ; Beauty ,
12Xo ; Boone , 14o ; peerless , case , $060.
COHSET JB\NS Boston , 7o ; Androscop.
giu , 7o ; Kearsarpc , 7u ; HocUport , G.jO ;
Blddeford , G c.
TICKS Oakland , A , 7'fc ' ( ; International
YY , 8c ; Shetuclsot , S , & } i ! ; Warren , No.
870 , IGo ; BorwiclJ , BA , ISo ; Acino , 18o ;
York , 80 inch , 12 o ; YorK , 83 inch , 23 > ftoi
Swift Hlvor , 8c ; 'Ihorndiko OO. SJ o
Thorndiko Ft1. 8) ) 0 ; ThorndlKo 120 , 9 > c :
Thorndiko XX , 15.Cordls ; , No. 5 , 9 > 5c ;
Cordis No. 4 , lUKu.
DE.VIMS Amoskoapr , 9 o ? , 10 > fo ; Kvorott ,
7oz , 18o ; York , 7 oz , 18o ; Hu.vniaker , 8V o ;
Juffroy XX. ll > < o ; JafTrey XXX , 12' ' < fc :
Beaver Creek AA , 1''c ; Bcavor Crcolt UU ,
llo ; Beaver Creek CC , lOo.
KKNTUCKY Ju INS Memorial , 15o ; Glon-
wood , 20o ; Kentucky Star , 85u ; Ilurculus ,
18o ; K'npiro , 25o ; Durham , 27 > o ; Melville ,
25oj hangup , 27J o.
CiiAsii Stovens' ' B , 5 > o ; Stevons1 A , 7o ;
Stevens' A , bleached , 8c ; Slovens' P , 7J/o ;
Slovens' 1' , bleached , Sj/o ; Slovens' N.Sjjc ;
Slovens' N , bleached , y u ; Slovens' SU11 ,
Citric acid , 50o ; tartnrlc , 42 ( < Mlo ' ; carbol o.
80@l3o ; castor oil , $1.20@I,28 ; balsam tolu
87 < v 40c ; tonka beans , $ ln @ 1.00 ; cuhob ber
ries , $1.88 ; calomel , 95c ; camphor , 0@52 ;
cantharides. $1,30 ; cassia buds , 17u ; cluoro
form , 48o ; erRot , 47clycorlne ; ( , 22o ; gum ar
able , 00@95o ; lypopoaium , 44o ; morcuiy , 80c ;
morph , Biilpli. , $3.00 ; opium. $1.00 ; quinine ,
U5@49o ; HuBUOd oil , boiled , 04 o ; liiiBoed oil ,
raw , Ole ; Am. curb. , l.'lc ; alum , He ; bluj
vitriol , 7o ; Cr. tartar , 85c ; cuttlo llsh , 2bo ;
dextrlno , llo ; sallron , pine , $1,03 ; saflroi ,
Am. , 38u.
SCHROEDER & DEAN
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GRAIN ,
ProvisionsMStocks
Bascmcnl Flat -Malioaal Batt ,
JIQ5 Soiill , , ! Mh Slrucl ) . Onmlm.
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mmf nr-t * iiltltni * V W. | VU1HU
* . IT4 Houlh Uvier.it. , ( 'liirnitu.
rpiiKUK-ililrupolUan .Stlluiul lb.uk. ClilMge ,
Mention Oinana Ilee.
Ilee.RESTORED.
RESTORED.
mjtlnfr I'rrnmturo I'ecar. ' Nenroui pehlllty , lx > tt
Muiluxxl. Ao.lba lnatrlciitalu | | | rryknuwnr mi
d jr , bat dl corert4 a KUIIIH * n > t ui of irlf pur * , w Licit
h olUwnil < IMI | I | ) fnVK ia hli frllow uirt ran.
AlUnu , J.ll , KLEVtS , fU. lloi JrtNt * YvikCtqi
OilDoota
Doota end
r , , JO\ES A CO ,
Buere snn to tUcJ , Jonf t A Co.
Manufacturers ofBooMocs
AR nU lor lloiton Itubhf r Shoo Co. , 1107. MM and lliM
llnniHT Htre t , Umtlin , K
Drowora.
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1MI North ! UUUmili Btrt t.0ininiN btM\ .
Cornloo.
EAQLE CfinifWE WOItKS ,
Mannfacturers ofGalianizeilron Coralco
\VlnUow-cmn ( inJ tn ti\lllo Vjiluht . John K
proiirltlor. lut onJ lUBoutb
Artlota' Mntorlnla.
A. llOSl'E , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos an § Organs ,
1513 DouKlm irect.Omikha. Ncbrnika ,
_ jJoni , Coke , etc.
VJIAlfA COZlL" CKS A J,1MK O'CCT
Jobte of Barfl auil Soft Coal ,
aAIBoulhl3lh Hrc tOm lia ,
FUEL CO. .
SMpcrs of Coal and Cok
111 South ! 3lh street , Omnh , "Nobr sk .
Wholesale Cigars ,
WSNorth Oth Btroot , Omnha , Nob. "Hello" US
Dry Goods and Notlona ,
ar.jE. sxmr&co. ,
Dry Goofls , FDrnisliing Goods and Notiouj
1103 nd llftl Dounliu. cor , lltli truet , Omah n. Neb ,
'
ZILPA'iniCK-lCOCU Dltr GOODS CO. ,
Importers & Joliliersin Dry Good- ! , Notions
lants * Kurnliblnn Ooolt. Corner llth nail Uunoy
ilrBOts. O.-uilm , Nubfinlin.
DEWBY < t kTONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Fiirnam strot , Omaha , Nobrntkn.
CHARLES
Fnrnitnrc , ,
Ooinha , ebralk .
Grooorlos.
MeOORD , BRADY A CO. ,
Wholesale .Grocers ,
13th and I avenwcrth ttfjcti. Omnha. Nebraska.
_
IK. J. BROATOH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
prlnxs , wagna itnck , liarnward , lumbar , oto. IMf
! : il Uarney street , Omnha.
B1MEBA.UOI1 A T
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop
lUcbnulcs Tools nnd Iluirnlo Scales. 1IOT > DouglM
street. Oiunba , Nib.
_ L u m b o r , E to _ _
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
WholEFale Lumher , Etc.
mported and Anierlcnn 1'ortlnnd Cutucnt. 8taM
aacnt for Mllwnukoo llrdriulio Cement
and ( Julnoy Wlifto Lime. _
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C1IAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumlier ,
I7oodcarp t > and pnrquot lloorlnv. Othauit ! > } ugl C
ttr-iets , Cumin , Nebraska.
MlfSOUltl MIXING Cll. .
Miners and Siiinnfi s pf Hard and soff Coal
im Ural Nmlr.tm' Mnnk lliildlnu. | Omnliii , Nob'
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lnmlier , Latli , Lime , Sasn
Do r , to. Yards Corner 7th nnd Douglas. OfflO *
< ; orner IQlb and OouxlAa.
FRED. W. OR AY ,
Lnralier , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Etc.
Cormi Uth anil UouglRS ilreets , Omalin.
"C. N. VID'l'Z"
Dealer in All Kinds of LiifflDsr ,
ISlh and California atrectt. Omaha , Kebrnilii > .
_ WJ'JlJllXl ' ! ySnJ M-JP"8- * - . . - . . -
L OBERFELDER A CO. ,
Importers & Jolte in Millinery & Notions
XB , 210 and 212 South IHIi ( trout.
Notions ,
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
WMesale Notions and Famishing Goods ,
1121 lltiruoy ilreet , Omaha.
Olio.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale RcQncu and Lubricatinz Oils ,
Axle Cr ! asooto. Omalia. A.M. Ulaliop. Manager.
Pop or.
CARPEN1ER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paner Dealers ,
C rrr n nice slock of printing , wrapping and writing
paper. Special aitonllou given to card PIPIT.
Safes to. .
A. L. DEANE A CO. .
Gimoral Auents for
Hall's ' Safes ,
Kl and 32J South 10th Bt . Omaha.
H. HARDY A CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , AIM , Fancy Goo3s ,
Ho'iao Hirnlihlng ( Inodi. Children's Cirrlmiei.
t amain tlrctt , Omaha. f eb.
ll
AgrjcultuirnI Impompnta. i
LININQERA METCALF CO. ,
AETicnlt'l ' iDinlemeiits , Wagons , Carriage !
, to. Wholemle. Omal.a , Nubrniku. j
u , t ) . I ) livU JJA'U/i\/v if i U..IJ' V.D. ,
Steam an § Water Supplies ,
llallldar w.nl inllu , 1)18 ) oud UJUJonui ; t.,0m'ilia '
O. K. llo , jlcllDK Mnnnuur.
ELl. & CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.11'
b'liaotlron nori , ttcum pumpi aw mills. 1I3-12U
l.oavenwoftliiitruit , Umnliu.
Ironworks.
PAXTOX & viBiiLixti IRON \ronKx \ *
Wrought aM Cast Iron Building Wort .
UagliK i , Iran work , general foimlrr , iiincmiu' . anil
Ulucmmllli work , nmra nn I worki. U. IMlr ,
_ aiiil lull lr t , Omaha. '
OMA HA Wllf E A l f(6 N wbu KS , I
Mannfactflrers of Wire and Iron Hillings
lu ) k r Hi , Nlailow uuardi , dower itandi , nlru iivu
ato.
OMAH'A SAFE A IRON WORKS , ,
HanCrs of Fire and Barglar Proof Safe ? , '
Vaulti. Jail work. Iron Htiuttun and II ro eMiani * .
U. AnJrtiiU , propr. Cor. Utti ana Ja'tiuii bti. /
Doors , Eto ,
bl. A , D1SIIROW < k CO. ,
\Vboleial * innuufaoturer st
at BOOK , Blinds and Moulding ! ! , ,
Drancb onico , 12th anil liard itrcol , Oaiaba , N b. .
UNION SWOK YARD co. ,
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