THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SAHUUKDAr , MAKGH 13 , 1800.
TIIE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
\ Wheat Riiloa Unsettled and Fairly
Active AH Day.
f\ HUTCHINSON A LARGE SELLER.
Corn Quint tlio Orcntor Pnrt of the
HcesloH I'rovlnlons Open Finn
Cattle Ocnornlly Btcndy
flog I'rlocfl lll hor.
CI1IOAGO I'UODUOB MAIUCHTS.
CMICAOO , March It. | Hnclal | Toloeram to
TUB HKB. ] The wheat tnarkot was unset
tled and fairly nctlvo ull day , with an un
usual amount of tips nnd downs within a } { a
rnntjo. The market opened on n bulge , all
dupatubcs claiming that the Illinois agricul
tural bureau had decided that wheat was gerl
ously damaged by the late hard frcczo.On this
the prlco of May otartoJ % c higher at 70 0
or only ' o under the call prlco on the curb
last night. ' Thcro was a further butgo nt
70 (470 0 and a reaction to to c. Thou 'n
eccond bulge to 79 > c and n accotul drop to
79c. ( , After holdltiR around 70 > c for an
hour , there was n third Jump to 70 0 and o
third decline to TO 0On the fourth bulge
the price went to "OJfo , then off to 70J o , anO
at 1 o'clock was at the opening prlco "O e.
Hutchluson , the weather and exports wcro
the tug thrco In the market. Hutcnlnson
sold every tlmo the market touched 79J o.
the "call" prlco. All duy long the trade
had In mind tils tactics of yesterday , when
ho called all his "calls" and set the trade
scrambling for wheat. No ono can depend
on natural conditions whllo ho controls the
market. McCormick & Co. bought heavily
early , It was thought for St. Louis shorts.
Thruo Rollers during the day were Parker ,
who sold July , probably for ilutchlnnon , and
I'oolc & Hooth , who attempted to sell for
Ilutchlnson Into In the day , causing a last
break to 7U > e. .luno sold nt 785/0 and 70-tfo
and July nt and "Vllfc. Wheat closed
l-lOo over the opening prlco for Muy at 'i %
During the closing minutes the
prlcovns Ijaok and forth between 70 u and
70Xc , tlio latter being tlio top llguro of the
day. March closed nt 70.J.JC , June nt 70'ffc '
nnd July at 77jfc. ! (
Corn ruled quiet the greater part of the
ncssion , nothing now of Importance boliig
dovclopod nnd values showed little chanto
compared with yesterday. Operations
wcro almost exclusively local nnd the feel-
in P prevailing was llrm. Local receipts were
again considerably In excess of tbo esti
mates. Domestic markets were steady , but
cables Indicated a weak feeling ; abroad. The
itrincr tone of wlic.it had some strengthen
ing Influence on tbu market , which wan
counteracted Innmeasuro bycoldor weather.
The speculative market opened ut yoster-
daj's closing prices , was steady for a tlmo ,
then ndvancnd a little ana bccnmo strong ,
closing . ' © . o higher than yesterday. Cash
corn was In lair supply , with n moderate du-
innnd existing and prices n trifle bettor than
yesterday , and closed llrm. No. 3 was In
moderate demand and cold nt SSj.fc , with a
few Bales nt 3S ; c , nnd closed nt 28'fo ' bid.
No. 3 yellow sold sparingly ut 2SJ c , which
was the closing prlco. No. 3 sold In a special
location nt 27o and closed at 20/@i7c , de
pending on the location. No. 2 yellow ,
y special location , sold ut 37c nnd closed nt
f 'M c. May delivery of No. 3 sold at 37 'f.
Oats wcro traded in to n moderate extent
ana n quiet and steady fooling prevailed. A
prominent operator was n liberal nailer nnd
accommodated all the buyers who appeared
nnd prevented the marked fluctuations. The
prlco for March was bid up J c. but only n
few sales were made. There Is little dispo
sition tn trudo in near deliveries , hence
prices can bo bid up K'iiC without getting
many oats. The market for cash lots In
Btoro.vns slow at 21u for No. 2 May. No. 3
white Bold sparingly at S3c.
There was ullnn opening nnd some higher
prices In nog products this morning. Ac
tivity nnd ntrcngth both grew less Inter ill
vhe day. Developments for a few days in
dicated probable manipulation in pork , but it
is now believed that the squeeze. If there Is
ono , will bo In short ribs. Mess pork
sold up to S10 75 early for May , but closnd nt
$ IO.(12J ( < f. Lard for the Bamo month sold nt
taiS@ll.ao , closing nt M.liK. or 7 * o higher.
Hlhs were 7J o up for the month nnd 2 5r5c
higher for Muy , July nt the close. Hogs were
5jr > 10o higher and paclters free buyers. In
tbo pit ttio Fowlers bought lard and packers
generally bought ribs. Lyon bought pork
nnd Hynn mid the cllnao houses bought on
the advance and cold Inter.
CltlCACO LIVE 8TOUK.
CitKuno , March 11. [ Spoolal Tolosram to
TUB HisE.l CATTI.K The market was gen
erally steady , wltti prices about the same as
yesterday If anything ; , a turn rather
stronger on suitable steers. Hut few Tex-
uns were In sight , and sales wcro tnado nt
? 3 25$3SO ( for food htoera , with bulls at S1.70.
All descriptions of butchers' were generally
quoted steady to strong. There was little or
nothing now In the stacker nnd feeder line ,
but prices nio n littln lower than last week
selected steers nt J3.03 ( ' SO uud mixed nt
$2.50@2.75. Choice to extra beeves , $1.80(1 ( $
5.00 ; medium to good ulcers , 1,350 to 1.500Ibs.
J'.OUGT'.CO ; 1.200 to 1.350 Ibs , SI.505CI.30 ; 050
to l.'JOO Ibs. $ ,1.lUi-V10. ( ' : Stociers and feeders.
$3.r > 0u3,70 ( } : cows' bulls nndmixed , J1.50 ( < 5
: i.30bulk. ? 2.20@2.40. Texas corn-fed steers ,
f3.00 ( < i3.00. ;
Hous There was qulto nn upturn nil
nround , with prices generally G tOo higher
nnd everything sold nt nn early hour. The
milk of mixed sold at ? l,20jn.25 ( und ship
pers paid Sl.23 > j@415. ! largely , fl.27 ' @ 4.30.
VlNANOl.VU
Nr.w YOIIK , March II. | Special Telegram
to TnnUcE. | STOCKS Following the uctlon
In stooks yesterday the expressions at the
various headquarters last night were Inter
esting. The bulls were Ratlslled. They said
the bears were driven to the attack
on Chicago Uas , Loulsvlllo & Nashville and
other specialties to offset the strong current
of buying. The hears depend for safety on
the usual annual stringency in money be
tween now nnd April 1. A Hock Island div
idend Is expected tomorrow or Monday , but
will furnish no feature In the trading. Too
talk Is quite bullish on Villard proportion and
the street expects nnothor whirl in Head
ing , When business was resumed
today the conditions prevailing In tbo mar
ket at the close of last evening still re
in In cd In force nnd llrst prices were gener
ally from 's to } g per cent lower than last
night's figures , and the market , whllo ac
tive , was narrower , n few stocks monopoliz
ing all the Interest in speculation. In early
dealings u general further shading of prices
* , ook place and the doolmo reached to all portions
tions of the list , although tlio losses were In.
Rlgnlllcant. Now Knglnnd and Chicago Qai
wcro exceptions to the rule , both proving
strong , nnd advances of J nnd J per cent
respectively were scored by thorn. The feature -
uro of trading , however , was another violent
lent drop In Tonnosan Coal , accompanied
by unuiual activity for that stock. It
opened down 2 per cent at 51K nnd dropped
quickly to 40. A recovery to 40 followed ,
but It ugaln nagged away In the latter part
of Uio hour. A recovery to 40 followed ,
but liagaln sagged away in the latter part
of the hour. Sugar Henneries nlso became
specially weak late In the hour and dropped
from 074 lo 00. Hcsldu the stock mentioned ,
St. Paul , Union 1'aclUo , Louisville & Nash-
villa and Atchlsou were active , but their
movements wcro entirely Insignificant. The
hour following saw sotno sharp changes
In a faw stocks , with tbo ontlro Hit still
heavy. Chicago Gus dropped to 42)4' ) , losing
ull tbo early udvuuco , und as quickly recov
ered to is.ttf , wiping out most ot the loss of
yesterday. Sugar trusts recovered a
point to 07. Wisconsin Control 'was
ff 1 percent to 29" { . Western rail-
Mud tock generally made
light r.illy early In the hour , but nt noon
wcro off again below the figures reached on
tlio first decline. Burlington wan an oxccp <
tlon , recovering to 1071tbo closing 11 cure
for two days past. The stock tnarkot was
not remarkable in any way after 1 !
o'clock. Chicago Uas closed 1 per cent
hlifhor nt 43 , > jf. Sugar was H lower nt 07.
Atchlson , Uock Island and St. Paul clossd
at exactly last night's ctosln ? flRiiras. liur-
Hngton , Northwestern and Missouri I'acllla
wore each } { lower for the day. Tennessee
Coal foiled to recover materially from Its
sharp break and closed nt n loss of 0 per cent
nt1SX. . Money loaned at 3K nt the close.
The total sales wcro 177OH shares.
The following were the closing quotation * :
11.3.43 rccuHr. Nortanra I'ncinc. . 30'J '
IJ.H.4icoupon * . . .IR ! ! ' { do nraforroil V-"j
0. AN. W 110'S '
U.H.4S5coupons .lit ! ! ' , Ooprorerred Ml
I'nclfltlHof 'li 110 N.l'.Centra ! lOS J
Ontrjl 1'ftclflo .12'i ' P. U.B. . . . .
. . .12 Itocklalami . ! ' .
Chicago. Ilurllngtun U.M.&St.l' . 08'
' " " ' - - - .in ? < IoDrnferrBj. . . . " llii |
"i St.l'mii AOmaha. .
. 114 dopreferrad . Kl *
I. . II. & W ir-lon I'ftclllo . Kl !
. . \V..8t. fj. & 1' . 13
l-nknHIioro noproforrml. . . . . . "H !
Mlchlcnn Central. . (8 Western Union , . . . U- ? .
Missouri I'nolllc . . . 73 ? ;
MONF.V Easy nt UV QI per cont.
PIIIMB MeitCAXriLB PAPBH 5 > iJ7 per
cent.
STnnuNO EXCIIVXOE Dull ; steady ; sixty
day bllli , Jl.sl.'f ; demand. 4.81J .
nilnini ; tltoo i.
Nr.w YOIIK , M arch It fSooclal Tolosrjm ;
toTiiK Bss.l riu follr.vln.r arj th3 mia-
Ingstoc'.c quotations :
Altiio IfX ) Illomestalca 751
AdnmiCon 10) | llorn Silver 24i
CnioJonia , 11. II. . . 17" , Iron Silver 17. ,
Con Cal. & Va . . Wi .Mexican S l
( 'ommonwcnlth . . ' > 0 Ontario iitttO
Kl CtUto , .111 Savaga 140
Krelaml. . . . ' . . . . . . . .IDO Hnttnr Creek 17 < )
Hale A : Norcrow. . . ' ) Union Cou 1'JJ
IMtODUOE M.
Cnicxno. March 11. 1:15 n. ra. cloio
Wheat Steady ; March , 70 , 0 ; May , 7
Corn Firm ; March. 2SJfc ; May , 2
Oats Steady ; March , 2lo ; May , 21c.
Hye-March. 42/c. '
Barley -Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy * l. 10.
Flax-Cash , $1.43.
Whisky 31.0J.
Pnrk Easy ; March , ? 10.37W : May ,
10,02 > .
Lard Steady ; March , ? 0.10 ; May , S0.t7 > < f.
Short Uibs-5. 10.
Flour Scarce and firm ; millers asking
nn advance of 10(3 on patents ; winter
wheat. ? 2.UO@I.40 ; spring wheat , $ ) .75@4.00 :
rye , $ J.50@2.SO ; buckwheat , 75c(3tl.OJ ( per
owl.
Provisions Shoulders , 81.40c$4.GO ( ; short
clear. J5.855.40 ; short ribs , March , 15.02) .
Butter Easier ; crcamery,10@24) ) o ; dairy ,
18@22c.
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars and
flats , OX@10o : Young .Americas. 10@lle.
Eggs Steady : fresb , 12@l3o.
Hides Steady ; heavy and light croon
salted , 4) @ < % c ; salted bull , 3&c ; green
salted calf , 5) < fc ; dry flint , 0@7c ; dry salted
bides , 6'j ; dry calf , G@0o ; deacons , 20o each.
Tallow Steady ; No. 1 solid packed , 3 ? c ;
No. 3 , 8yc ; cake , 4c.
Receipts. Shipm'ts.
Flour . 12.000 11.000
Wheat . 81,000 10.000
Corn . 231.003 231,000
Oats . 113.003 180,000
Now Yorlc , March 14. Wheat Itecoipts ,
0,700 bushels ; exports , 8.SOO bushels ; spot
export uctlvu ; No. 2 red , S7K@37 c In
elevator , SS eSO 'o nlloat , SS ( . ( OOJh'c f.
o. b. ; options llrm , No. 2 red , March ,
closing at 87c.
Corn Receipts , t'2,403 bushels ; oxpirtn ,
133,400 bushels ; spot steady ; No. 3 , 'M a
in elevator , 3'Mo ulloat ; ungraded mixed ,
20 > f ( 37fc ; options firm ; Alarch 30 ; c.
O.its Kecelpts , 2D.OOO bushels ; exports ,
17S.2UO ; spot nrm ; No. 3 white , 20J < rt430c ;
mixed western. 20@30c : white do , 20@31) < fc ;
options iirmer ; March , 2s > 'aC. '
Coffee Options closed barely steady ,
25(385 ( points down ; sales , 74 , GOO bagsMurch ; ,
J177u.yfjl8.05 ; May , S17.UO ® 17.65 ; opot Ulp
steady ; fair cargoes 520.50.
Sugars-Steady ; fair rellning , G 1-lCc.
Petroleum United closed , April. SOJ c.
Etis ? Weaker ; western , 14@lU.fc.
Pork Strong ; now moss , $11.0J@11.50.
Lard Higher ; western steam closing at
JO.G2K bid.
Butter Stoadv : xvostern dairy , 5@l8e ;
creamery , 18@20e ; Elgin , ! 27 < 327 } c.
Cheese Firm ; western , lOOjlU c.
St. Ijouis. March 11. Wnoat Higher ;
casb and May , 77 | c.
Corn Strong ; cush. 25 ( 25 0 ; May , 2 < ! , ' 4'c.
Onts Higher ; cash. 21o ; May , 21 4'c.
Pork Hiirhor ; S10 G'J.
Lard Higher ; J5.00.
Whisky 81.02.
Butter Unchnnccd ; creamery , 20Q25 ;
dairy , lC21c.
Mlunoiinolif. March 14. Wheat Spot ,
active ; futures strong ; receipts. 270 cars ;
shipments , 33 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard ,
March and April , 7So ; May , SOc : on traclr ,
78Jfc ; No. 1 northern , March , 70j e ; May ,
7&jjc ; on truck , ' 77H@i7 c ; No. 2 north
ern , March , 74J o ; May , 70 > jc ; on track ,
Milwaukee , March ll.-Whcat-Stronger ;
No. 2 spring , cush , 71@73) o ; May , 73'g'e. '
Corn Firm ; No. 2 , 27H@2JL' ! .
Oats Higher ; No. 2 , white , 23 c.
Hyo Steady ; No. 1. 42 c.
Burley Higher ; No. 2. 40o.
Provisions Highar ; pone , $10.45.
GinolnnnTl. March 11. Wheat Weak ;
No. 2 red. " 5$77o. (
Corn Active ; No. 2 mixed , 31o.
Oats Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 23 > tfc.
Whisky 31.03.
IVIIIIHIII Oltv. March 14. Wheat
Steady : No. 2 hard , cash , Olc ; Maroh , ( > l } c
bid ; No 2 red , cash , OBJ c ; March , OOj bid.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 , cash , and March ,
21J c.
Oats No. 2 , cash , 17 0 bid ; March , IS./c. '
hlvorponl. March 14. Wheat Steady ;
demand poor ; holders offer moderately ;
California No. 1 , 7s 2d percental.
Cirn Quiet ; easy ; new mixed western.
3s 0 > jd per cental.
Ill V 13 STOU1C.
Chlouco , March 14.-Tho Drovers' Journal
reports as follows : .
Cattle Receipts , 10,000 ; shipments , - ;
mnrkot steady , closing stronger ; beeves ,
$1 80@.J.OU ; steers. 3.80@4.00 ; stockers and
feeders , ? ) .GO@3.70.
Hogs -Keceipts , 10,000 : shipments , - ;
market strong to 103 higher ; mixed $4.10(3 (
430 ; heavy , $ I.10@.32 ! > ; light , Jl.lO t.OO ;
sUlpst , el.5'J ; ( < -4.00.
Shnop Heeolpts , 7,030 : shlnmonti , - ;
market stronc ; natives , S3.S'JiiGSO ( ; western
corn-fed. (4 0035.70 ; Toxaus , ? 3,00@5.00 ;
lambs , J5.000JD 10.
.Nutlunnl Htno'f Yarili. IC st St.
IjnulN , March 14. Cattle Heeolpts , COO ;
shipments. GOO : market strong ; fair to
fano.v native steers. $3.8035 OJ ; stackers
nnd feeders , SJ.20S3.1M ) .
Hogs Hecelpts , 2,000 : shipments , 3,700 ;
market higher ; heavy , J4.00MI.15 ; packing ,
? 3.UO@4.10 ; light , * ! J.OOa ( > 1.10.
. Slonx Oltr. March 11. Cattle Hocoipts ,
GOO ; shipments , 1,001) ) ; market steady ; ciii-
nors. 75o ( < ? Jl.23 ; cowa , $1.01)31.25 ) ; stockers
ors , $1.GO(5J.25 ( ( ; feeders , | J.25 ( < } 2.00 ; veal
calves , f2 OJ.J3.15. (
Hogs Hocelpts , 1,000 ; market opened
3@10o higher and closed strong to 2 > o
higher ; everything , M.OOiJI.03.
ICniiHasOlty.Mirch ll-Cattlo-Uecolpts ,
2,000 ; shipinents , 3,000 ; market higher ;
steers , $3.25ai.OJ ; cows , § 1,60 1.00 ; stockers -
ors nnd feeJorj , f3 0) ) .
Hogs-Hocolpts. 5,600 ; Miiomonts , 1,003 ;
market strong ; all grades , $3.SO < 34 03.
OMAHA MVI3 STOCK.
Cut I If.
Friday. March 14.
Estimated receipts of cnttlo2,100comparcd
with 3,609 yesterday and l.OJJ la t Friday.
I ho receipts thus far for this week werel 1,002
compared with 13.S21 for the corresponding
> ortod of last week. The quality ot the ro-
colpts was very common , very few steers
at good grade were in , while the
cow stuff was quite. Inferior. The quality
at the receipts gives tha market the Appearance -
anco of being lower rather than the sales.
1'ho steer market opening late , was slow and
lagging , only n faw sales being uiado before
midday. A few ot the most desirable
bunches of steers sold on a lifeless tnarkot
nt prices unchanged from yesterday , whllo
nearly all sales of the uioro coiuuionlsh
grades were reported ut a shade to lOo lower
Ull after the middle of the afternoon , when
prices stiffened with sales llrm nt yester
day' * prices and everything sold. The
quality of the cow receipts was very ooor.
The market oponcd active , the best grades
selling stronger and the loss dcslrnhia
grades selling readily nt steady prices , The
receipts of feeders wcro very liberal , the
demand ijood and prices nrm.
Uoe * .
Estimated recclols of hogs 8,390. , compared
wlih 2,255 yesterday and 8,500 lost Friday.
The market oponcd nt nn adv.iucj of a shade
to a nloklc , became nctlvo nnd closed with nil
sold nt Gc to 7 ! j'c higher. Several loads were
sold nt $1.00. tno Ilrst tlmo that llguro has
been reached slnco October 22. The nver
ngo pnco was $3.01f , compared wl h t3.S } {
yesterday and f3.72) ) < f last Friday.
Slicop.
Thn rccolpts of sheep consisted of three
double dccki of cornfcd westerns , mlxod.
They averaged 110 pounds and sold for $ . ) .00.
The market Is steady.
I'rovalllni I'rlojs.
The following Is a table of prtsjj pill In
this market for the gr.i-Jo3 of stock men
tioned :
Prlmosteers , MM to MM ibs. . U40
Oood stoora , 1250 to 14 JJ Ibs. . , 3.53
Good steers. 1050 to 13JO It > . . . 3.2J
Common 10J3 to 1150 Ib steers. 2.00 ( TJ3.0D
Common can nors . 1.0 } ( i(3.10
Ordinary to fair cowa . 1.00 ( iri25
Fair to good cows . l.OJ 4--I5
Good to cholco oow.i . 2.2J ( ii3.03 ;
Cholco to fancy cowi . 2.0" > M3.80
Fair to good bulh . . . 1.7.1
Cholco to fancy bulls . 2.5 J Q43.25
Light stockora and fee Jors. . . . 2.0.1 ci52.8D
Feeders. 050 to 1100 Ifj s . 2.20 , @ 3 M
Fair to , cholco light hess . 3.00 MI.OO
Fair to cholco heavy hogs . 8.85 $3.00
Fair to cholco mixed boss . 8.85 ( a)3.U5 )
anil IjuwoitSalai cil Hoi : ? .
Today. Yesterday.
Uljrhuat . 54.03 Highest . $3.05
Lowest . 3.S5 Lowe % . 8.80
Stock llceulntfi.
ORlclnliYostorday. EstlmitoJ Today.
of I'rloos
The following table showj the ot
prices paid for hogs :
Light and medium hogi $3 0) @ 4 00
Good to eholcu mixed hogi. . . 3 85 3 05
Good to cholco heavy hogs. . . 3 S3 ( uJ3 00
oT Prices licoi > .
The following table show * the raago of
prices paid for sheep :
Prime fat aheap f4 4D @ 5 53
Goodfatshoop 350 < 3 > l 03
Common to medium sheep. . . . 2 OJ ( S > \ 7.T
Lambs 4 03 6M 00
Avcrajjn Cojt ol
The following table gives the average cost
of hogs on the dates mantionoJ , including
the cost today , as naiad upon sales reported :
Date. Prlco. Date. Price.
March 1 $375 March 8 878 %
March 3 3 70 March 10 378
March 4 377 March 11 381
March 5 8 74 ? < March 12 3 S3
March 6 a 71Jtf March 18 8.87"
March 7 8 72' < f March 14. . . ' . .3 01J
Averajin I'noj > f fio.ii.
Showing the avar.i-jj prica pill for loals
ofhojjaon the daya mdlc.it.Ji in 1S37 ,
18SO nnd 1893 :
Ccimparutivi : Tables.
The following tvj'.oi shov t'i3 raii : In
prices on hogj durina this nuJ lait
Disposition ol Stock.
Showing the number of cattlo. hogs nnd
sheep bought by the puckers nnd loading
buyers on to-day's muritot :
CATTLE.
Buyers. No.
Swift & Co 127
GeorL-o H. Hammond &Co , . 815
The Armour-Gudah.v Packing company. 571
Let ! Kothschild ISO
Benton & Underload 150
Nols Morris 09
BecKer & Dcgan 15
Shippers nnd feeders 223
11003.
Sbowinir the nuinbar of hoji bjuijht by
the loading buyers on today's market :
Armour-Cudahy Packing company 1,807
Omaha Packing Co * 780
Swilt & Co ( H53
George H. Hammond & Co GOO
Hogs yesterday averaged 233 pound * , and
75 to the car.
llcprcsuntntlvu talcs.
STEHHS.
Denver LiveStocnCommission company
' . ' 0 steers. . . DUl a 25
Middlesex Llvo Btock company
44 steers 1310 0 CO
HODS.
sunr-p.
No. Av. Price.
305 westerns , mixed 110 $3 00
180 westerns , mixed 110 500
On thn Aturkct With Sheep.
E. F. & A. Oswald , Wood nivcr.
On ( ho Mnrkut Wttli Ho us.
C. E. Welch , Piipilllon ; F. Glass , Persia ,
la. ; A. Mllbredt , Uerlm ; J. J. Doherty.Dun-
lap , In. ; Ford & N , Mayweed ; C. E. Van
Busklrk , Oxford ; w. L. . Clarit , Cambridge ;
11 J. Morris , Western : T. H. Christy , Lawrence -
renco ; F. Hey Agt , Silver Creek ; Sackott
& H , Cedar Kapids ; W.T , , Uickloy , Colum
bus ; Farmers' Co-operativo association ,
North llend ; L. W. Dontoti , Waterloo ; J.
1C. Gwynn , Imogeno , In. ; A Mlltner , Waco ;
P. M. Colby & Co. , A. J. Adams , Hradshaw ;
U. J. Tiorney , Ansloy ; N. Jacquot , Merna ;
Taylor & IJluic , Uinghath' ; F. Tiornon , L5ro-
ken llow ; W. Sboltoti , Central City ; S.
Ilrowster. Ashton ; Laodors < k Grow , Loup
City ; J. M. Cox , Hamilton ; Aug Arriens ,
Uoelus : E. 13. Smith , Laxington ; S. It.
ll'.nck , Kaarnoy ; J. C. Ooodoll , liudn : Hipp
& Lamport , Humthrey'O. ; W. Hutchlnson ,
Gchrkc. Sbicklc.v ; F. ( i. Klene , Albion ; J.
11. Heck , Petersburg ; F. W. Molcher & Co. ,
West Point ; Nye Scholdor Co. . Stantou nnd
Clcarwatcr ; Vuh Zant Uros. , Ewing ; Keycs
& Co. , O'Neill ; E. IJ. Cbnso. Yutan ; Buck
ley & Hoss. Stromsburg , ) , J. S. In man , His-
inirs ; Hosoborough & Gray. Bljio
Spriiip's ; 'H. H.Wiisle1 , Blunchnrd ,
la. ; William Carter , Uosoborry , Mo. ;
( i. L. Allen & , Co. , Htimburc , la.
On thn Wnrkct With Oattlc.
Stretch & Hammond , Coroaco ; W. S.
Morton , L. HUIISMII , D.xvny ; O. H. Difth-
row , Crescent , la. ; H. Cook , Underwood ,
In. ; Dee & Smith , Shelby , la. ; J. Hustle ,
Union nnd Julian ; C. L > . Jones , Hastings ;
Ford & N. , May wood ; M , Mackcy , Eustis ;
Juckaon & H. , Slwood ; William Ilalsey ,
Lebanon ; E. Hronuet , Goodcll & Jones ,
Hendloy ; M. Erman , McCook ; D. L. S.
Com. Co. . Denver ; W. E. McCloud , In-
dianola ; W. L. Clark , Carabridce ; G. W.
Dutton. Arapahoe ; Puxton & D , Grafton ;
T. & M. , Beatrice ; J. Burner , Clurkson ;
Van Hint ; Brothers. Ewing ; E. R. Cuusc ,
Yutan ; George Wunser , K. E. McIIenry ,
Brainnrd ; S. E. Beahm. M. Mnlono , Cort-
land ; Olson & Taylor. Maplcton , In. ; C. H.
Dodge , Sioux Falls.Dak. ; Mutt Olson , Wells ,
Minn. ; Bank of Coin , Coin , la. ; G. L.
Allen & Co. , Hamburg , la. : H , M. Cox ,
Hampton ; Aug Arrions , Boelus ; Middlesex
L. S. Co.VooA Uivor ; Gbfloy & Ta.vlor ,
Shelton ; A. II. Test , Charleston ; Phillips
& I , Inland ; Perkins & O , Octavla ; Wright ,
York ; W. C. Hudson & Co. . Sioux City , la. ;
Kichnrd IIuulics , Marshall , Minn , ; G. W.
Neff , Fremont ; H. Warner , Hooper ; Broad-
ham & S , Dodge ; F. Hoy. agent , Silver
Creuk ; W. F. T. Itlckloy , Columbus ; John
Neb , Schuylor ; P. Dunn , Hogors ; Standard
Cattle Co. , Allies ; , ! Abraham , Valley ; T.
Wilkinson , Crawford ; J. P. Fowoll , Borwyn ;
F. Marsh , B. J. Tiorney , Ansloy ; M. Han-
nawold , Dowiioy & Toof , Aurora ; A Lark-
owski , Farwoll ; G. M. Winters , Arcadia ;
Landers & Grow , Loup City ; Schossonger
Bros. , Puclllu Junction , la.
Market Mention.
Waterloo was hero with stock brought In
by L. W. Donton.
W. T. Uickloy of Columbus cauio in with
cattle.
G. W. Dutton of Arapahoe was at the
yards with a car of cattle.
J. Burner came in from Clnrkson with n
car of cattlo.
Bunlc of Coin , Coin , In. , contributed an
other load of hoga to tha market.
S. E. Boahm , the lending shipper of Cort-
land , had n car of cattle on the market.
Imogono. la , , was represented on the mar
ket by J. 1C. Gwynn , who contributed u car
of hogs.
tl. Ford of Ford & Morwood , shippers nt
Mayweed , was hero with a load eucu of cattle
tlo and hogs.
Hnlnos Brothers & Co. of Gresham , regu
lar shippers to this market , mot the advanc
ing hoe trndo with ono load.
Louis Mllorm of Perry & Milons , Wnhoo ,
was on the market wltll two loads of oattlo.
S. C. Glleory of Tnlnjuljq. marketed cattlo.
Coburn , Hill & Smith of Atkinson , rcgu-
ar shippers , marketed hogs.
John LompUo , an ovary day shipper ,
brought In some M.03 ligji.
W. W. Baker , Lorctto's regular shipper ,
was In with hogs.
J , E. Byors of the commission firm of
Byers , Patterson & Co. . ) * ho has been ill ,
was able to bo at the ofllcot yesterday.
George W.MacKson o"f the McCord-Lovo
commission company has gone to Chicago.
OMAHA WIlOhE AfrB MA1UCET8
I'ruilituc.
Eoos Strictly fresh , ullc ; cold storage ,
pickled , limed , suited , not wanted at any
prlco. '
, . , s
nnd prints , 18 ( < $20o ; dairy , fancy solid
lacked , 17@10u ; dairy , choice , HrtjiSo ;
country roll , fancy , 18@15 ; choice , 10Ql2o :
country roll , good. 0@10cj country roll , fair ,
"MSo : poor stock , SKubo.
POULTHV Turkeys , dressed , fnncy dry
> Ickcd , ll ( < $13l'c , : turkeys , llvo , per 1Z , 7 < < i8o ;
chickens. funu.vllCi 12c ; ciilckons. choice , 9 ®
.Oo ; chickens , live , t3.00ft3.BO ; gooso.dressed ,
ancy , Il@l2o : geese , dressed , choice , 10M
Icj gecso , llvo. doz. , * 0.00l37.00 ; ducks ,
Iressed. fancy , Ho ; ducks , cholco , 10@llo ;
Pigeons , doz.,1 ,
, i ,
GAMK Jack snlno , * 1.00(3t.2. ( ' ; golden
Dlovor , tl.00t.25i mallardducki , W.OOCjj
ICO ; cnnvusback UueUu , $3.0030.00 ; rod-
, . ' , uoz" * ao0' toaluucki. doz , ,
* L50@3.00 ; mixed ducks , doz. , * 1.50a2.00 ;
? eose , Canada , .V50 < < iO.OO ; geese , amall , f 1.00
. . *
BEBSWAX No. 1 ,
I'jds FRCT Pickled , kits. 7 > u ; splco d nig
tongues , kits , ( i.35 ; picxtod tripe , kits , 05c ;
plc'.dnd ' H , C. trlpo , bits , 85o ; spiced pign
bocks , kits. $1.20.
ME- Point -Pur bbl , W.75c < ? 10.73.
IlrcKWitcAT Fi.ot'n Per bbl , $1.75.
Wool. Flno. average , 2J' < j.1oj medium ,
nvnrnge , 'JlQWo : ( Uiartcr blood , average , IS
Q20n ; course , average , 15 < S17C } cotts nnd
rough , nverngo , 14GC > IOc.
lUr Cholco upland. M00(35.23 ( ; midland.
tX ! ) ; lowland , flfO.
HIDES , PKI.TS AND TAU-OWS Green snltcil
No. 2 , 80 ; ijrcase , white , 3c ;
yellow , 24'3c. ;
CnoiFnRiil2.50. .
Bux f 10.60.
roux 14e.
OATS I3c.
BKANS Hand picked mvy , ( l.no@1.00 :
hand picked nnvy , medium n ? 1.40 ( 1.BO ; lund
picked country , f 1,80 , ' < 51.40 ; good clean , $ 1.20
(3)1.80. ( )
LEMONS Per box , mcsslnn fancy , fl.OO ®
5.00 ; vordclli , good , $2 SO.
BANANAS Per bunch , ? 2.00@3.00.
M.VI.UIA Clnvi'Rs Fancy , per bbl , $7.60
choice , per bbl , $0.00@7 00.
CocoAjs'urs Per hundred , $1.75 ,
PICUI.KS Medium , per bbl. $0.53 ; small ,
SU.O : gherkins. 87.50 ; C. & B. chow chow ,
qtH. y > .85 ; pU. $35. ! !
PoTATdF.s Per bu , 85c ; common , 25e.
MAi'i.r. SUOAU Per Ib , 12.c.
Pnovisioxs Hams , No. 1 , 10 lt > nvorago ,
9 o ; 20to22Uis , SKc ; 12 to 14 Uis , OJfo ;
shoulders , 6j ; brcakiust bacon , No. 1 , bu ;
ham sausage. Sc ; dried beef hams , 7j < c ; bctif
tongues , ? 0 00 per dozen ; dr.v salt meats , 5Q5
SJ/upor II , ; ham roulette , ll o ; udd lo per
Iti for small lots.
BOXES ( Quotations nro for delivery In
Chicago ) . Dry buffalo , per ton. f 10.00(918.00 ( ;
dry country , bleached , flO.OOrJ.OO ; dry
country , damp and meaty , SS,00a)10 ( ) 00.
VcoETAiit.ES Old Swcot potu'tocs , fancy
Muscatlnc , per bbl , $1.00 : onions , oxtr.i
fancy , per bbl , ? 3.5'J ; onions , fair , per bbl ,
$2,50 ; rutabagas , per bbl , $2.03 ; currots , per
bbl , $2.00 ; naronips , per bbl , $2.00 ; beets , per
bbl , S3.00 ; horse radish roots , per bbl , $4.00 ;
horse radish roots , per Ib , 7c ; celery roots ,
par bbl , $500 ; celery roots , per doz , OOc ;
onions , per bu. , 75eiil.OO.
Ai'i-i.E BoTinn Per Ib , 0g7c. (
MI.VCB MKAT S$510o per Ib.
Hoxuv 15@lo ( ) per Ib for choice.
l'HEsr.itvr.3S@10c ) ier Ib.
Jnu.iEa-4@IJ o per Ib.
Dunssnii VEAI. Choice medium. ( $ ! } { < i ;
Jight , G@0c ; hcnv.s' . 8i4c. (
Al-i-LKs Per bbl , $4 00j ( 5.00.
Civxiiiitiiiis Per bbl , $ 12.50i ( ? 11.00.
ClDBli-Pcr bbl. rcllnod , SJ.GO ; half bbl ,
f3.60 ; hard cider , pure , jar bbl , ? j.OJ.
On. Olc.
Grcccriui ) .
DIUED FIIUIT Currants , now , 5. c : prunes ,
casks , 1,300 Ibs , G'/c ; prunes , bbls or bags.
fifc ; citron pcol , drums , 20 Iba , 22c ; lemon
peel , drums , ISc ; fnrd dates , boxes , 12 Ibs ,
lie ; aoricots , choice evaporated , 14Hc ; apri
cots , jolly cured 25 Ib boxes , lOc ; apri
cots , fancy , 25 Ib boxes , I5c ; np-
pics , evaporated , GO lt > boxes , Oc ;
apples , Stnr , 8/c ; apples , fancy Alden ,
5 Ib , lOo ; npplcs , Fancy Alden , 3 Ib , 10 } c ;
Salt Laku , SJ/c ; blackberries , evaporated ,
50 It ) boxes , 5 e ; cherries , pitted , dry cured ,
13o ; poaches , pared , fancy , ISc ; Salt
Lake , 7c : pitted plums , Cal. 25 Ib
boxes , 8Je ; raspberries , ovao. , N. Y. , now ,
20c ; prunes , It. C. 0070 , 05l9Ko ; orange
pcol. 15c ; raisins , Calltornia London crop
lbS9 , $2.3. ) ; Cal. looao muscatels , crop 1889 ,
$2.00 ; Vulenclus , 1SSS , Oc : Vnlcncins , now.
8 } c ; Cal , seedless , sks. , 7 ? ; Ondura layer ,
now , 9J c ; dried grapes , 4c.
SOAPI Castile , mottled , per Ib , SjTOlOj ;
do white , per Ib , 12c.
Vr.flKTATii.ra Tomatoes 3 Iboxtro , $1.00 ;
8 Ib standard , western brands , U0@95u : gal-
Lns strictly standard. $200. Corn Finest
grown , 31 00 ; gilt-edjo sugar corn , very line ,
1.50 ; choice 3 Ib sugar corn , $1.20 ; 2
Ib extra , western brands , S5cil.GO ( ; 2 Ib
standard , western brands , ? 0 ( < cSOc. Mush
rooms I Ib French , bxtrn line , 22'i25c ; 1 Ib
French , UUP , 18@2.'c ; 1 Ib French , ordinary ,
10@18c. Peas Tres line , per can , 25c ;
dnmi line , per can , lOu ; 2 Ib extra , sifted.
$2.00 ; 2 Ib early June , ? 1.25@1,35 : 2 Ib Mar
row , standard brand , $1.10 ; 2 Ib soaked , GOc.
String Beans 2 Ib hign grade. Kofugeo. Sou ;
3 Ib Golden Wax beans , 75c ; 2 Ib string
beans , 70c. Lima Beans 2 Ib soaked , 75c.
Boston Baked Beans 3 Ib Lewis , $1.05 ;
crown brand , 81.50. Sweet potatoes 3 ib
Now Jersey , Sl.OO ; dais.y. $1.35. Pumpuin
3 Ib now buuipKtn , $1.00.
FAiiiXACEOUh Goons Barley , 3J Q4o ; fa
rina , Go ; puas , 3o ; oatmeal , " % d w maca
roni , 10i > ; vermicelli , lOc ; rlco , 4i0 ( , ' o ; sago
and tapioca , 0@7c : lima beans , Ou.
Oii-s-Koroseae-P. W. lOc ; W. W.
12 c ; headlight , 13c ; gasoline , 12c ; salad oil ,
1.25@9.00 per doz.
CAXXIID MEATS I Ib lunch tongue , $2.00 ;
2 Ib lunch tongue , $4.75 ; 1 Ib corned hour ,
S1.20 ; 2 Ibcornod baof , $2.05 : ti Ib corned
bcci , ? ! i.50 ; 14 Ib corned bcof , $14.00 ; 2 Ib
boneless pigs feet , $ .2.20 ; 1 Ib English brawn ,
$1.20 ; 2 Ib English brawn , WOJ ; 0 Ib Eng
lish brawn , $0,50 ; 1 Ib compressed ham ,
$1.75 ; 2 Ib compressed ham. ? 'i 75 ; llbchluped
beef , $2,00.
FISH Codllsh , extra Georges , new , 5J c ;
grand bank , now , 4J < jc ; silver , 2 Ib , bloctts ,
lie ; bnow white , 2 Ib bank , now , 4U'c ; Tur
key cod , larco middles , bricks , 8/4c ; snow
white crates , 12-5 Ib , boxes , 7c ; Iceland
halibut , lie ; medium scaled burring , 25c ;
No. 1 scaled herring , 23c ; domestic Holland
herring , 5 , * > o ; Hamburg spiced herring , $1.GO ;
Uusainn sardines , 752 ; Russian sardines ,
plain , G5c ; imported Holland herring , Crown
brnml , 89o ; do. fancy milkers , OOc : imtelcrel
No. 1 shore , half bbls , 518.00 ; bloaters , half
bbla , $18.00 ; xvhitclUb. half bbls , S7.00 ; trout ,
half bbls , $3 GO ; family whitolish $3.00 ; sal
mon , $3.00 ; I Ib tnackorcl ( herring ) , $1.00 ®
1.10 ; 1 Ib llnnnn baddies , $1.75 ; 1 Ib lobsters ,
$1.00ij2.00 ( ; 1 Ib Alaska salmon. Aleut. $1.00 ;
CAMIIKICS Slater , 5c ; Woods , Go ; Stand
ard , Go ; Peacock , 5u.
SHIIITIXK : Chcuks Caledonia X , 0 } < jc ;
Caledonia AX , Iflijc : Economv , Oc ; Otis ,
Oc : Granite , 0 fe ; Haw Hivcr , 5 , ' o ; Craw
ford , Sc.
2 Ib oysters , 10 07. $1.95 ; 1 Ib oysters , Goz ,
$1.15 ; 2 Ib select , 12 o/ . $2.35 ; lib clams , little
necks , $1. 5 ; 2 Ib clanm , little ncclcs , $2.10 ;
Ji Ib tardipefl , imported , per case , 100s ,
ifll.OOMlii.OO ; Ib sardines , imported , per
case , 1 < XH$1G.OO@20.00 ; } ; Ib. Imported boneless -
less aiii-iiines , 20c ; } { Ib sardines. American ,
per loOirPronch style , pl.SorgB 00 ; Ib sar
dines , American , ncr cnso , 100s , French
style. $7.rlO ( < 3.00 ; J < ib sardines , mustard ,
per case , G'Ji , $1.00 ® 1.25 ; imported kuy sar
dines , fl.'i.OO.
BHOOMS Parlor , 4 tie. $2.75 ; 3 tlo , $2.25 ;
stables. $ J.S5 ; commnn , $1.50551.75.
CocoAi Yi "b" " tin , 40c per Ib.
CHOCOI.ATK 2235opor Ib ; Gorman chicory -
ory , rod , HXc.
SALUODA Bbls , 1 ; eranulated , 13rc ; kegs
SODA Pkgs 00 5s.
NUTS Almonds , 15c ; Brazils , Ho ; nlborts ,
12)fc ) ; pecans , lie ; walnuts , 12 > c ; peanut
COCKS ; 8c ; roasted , He ; TCIIIIOBBO pea
nuts , Sc.
Dnuos ( Grocers' ) Per Ib Borax , lOo ;
copperas a a ; Bay loaves , Jlo ; giuo , lOc ;
epsom salts , 4o ; glouber solti , Be ; sulphur ,
2 , ' o ; blue vitro ) . Oc ; alum , 4c ; tirtarlo acid ,
2cro3ln2c ; ; saltpator , absolutnly pure , 9e ;
urn camphor.l'J Iba in box , 1 oz cakes. 33u :
iiopa , if nnd K ' " packaffoi. 20o ; sago , tf nnd
! -lb packntres. ISu ; madasr , 18o ; saltpator ,
I0c : indigo , 8-lb and 5-lb boxes. S F. 05ft70j ;
ndlgo , 8-lb and G-lb boxes , Mudrls , 75c ; soul-
np wax , 25-lb boxes , red. 3' ' o ; sealing wax ,
23-lb boxes , white , 4o.
SuoAHrt Cut loaf.SKoicut loaf cuboa 7 fo ;
standard , powdered , 7&c ; XXXX. powdered ,
So ; grnnulaod , standard , 7c ; confection
ers , A , 0 u ; white oxtrn C , 0o ; extra C ,
Nch , O o ; amber , Oo ;
CorfEB Hoasted Arbucklo's Arlosa ,
25 ( fo ; MeLaughlln's XXXX..23 o ; Gorman ,
J5 ; < H'o ; Dllworth , yr > ) fa ; AInronia , 25Woj
bulk. 25J c.
COVFCK Grconr-Funcy old golden Hlo , 25o ;
'ancy old poabcrry , 25o ; Hlo , cholco to
fancy , S4c ; Uio , prime. 23Kc ; Ulo , good , 21 0) )
Mocha , 29o ; Java , genuine O. G. , 23c ; Java ,
good Interior. 24o ; African , 22o.
HOPE Basis Manilla rope , 15o ; sisal ropo.
12U'o ; cotton rope , lOo ; now process , S < c.
COTTON TWIXK Bibb , very line , 3 or 4 ply ,
22o ; line , 20o ; Daisy , 18o ; candle wick , S3o.
OLIVKS Quarts , cor doz , $3.75 : pints , per
doz. fJ.25bulk ; , per gal , 95o.
Vi.NKHii-80 gr. cider , Sojgood , 12c ; white
vine , lOc.
STAKCII 4Jff ? 8o per Ib.
STOVE PoLHii-2.00C ? 5.87 per gross.
BAOS Am. , per 100 , J17.00 ; Lewiston , per
MOMBSES Bbls , N. O. , choice , per pal ,
Wo ; bakers' , 24i36o ( ; black strap , 20c.
wiui'i'ixo PAI-EII Straw , per Ib ,
2 > o ; rag , 2 > < o ; monlln , B , 6@0o ; No. 1 , To.
BADS Union square , ! 15 pur cent aft list.
SALT Dairy , 230 Ib In bbl , bulk , $3.10 :
best grado. 00 , Bs , $3.30 ; best grade , 100 , 89 ,
3.40 ; best grade. 23 , 10s , $2.20 ; rocit salt ,
Brushed , f 1.60 ; dairy salt , Ashton , CO Ib bu s.
S5o ; bulk , 2J4 tb bags , jaBS } common , li
bbl , (1.25.
CANXKH OooitVitlt * , California canned
goods , standard brands , 24 Hi , per dot
Apricots , $ UTO'il ( M { npriculs , plo fruit ,
$1 Wj ) pnllons , # 4 GO ; blackbernoj , $2.25 !
chcrrlei , black , $ J ( ) OiaS.f5 ! , cherries , white
$ J.2Ti@2.GO | urapcs , { l.VV'Cl > 0 ; poars. Bartlett -
lott , $2.tOOi2.25 ; peaclips , yCilow , $ J.10 ( < 42.25 !
poaches , lemon cling , f..85 ; plums , cgir ,
* I.05$1.SO ( ; plums , golden drops , ? l.-0 :
plums , green gngcs , $1 05 41.SO ; pcaoluH. ,
with Pitts In , $1.00 ; currants , $2.3'J ' :
poosehorrics , $2' ' * > ; < iulnce4 , $2,10 ; rntpbor
rlcs , $ X70 ; atrawborrlos" , $ J < " 0 ; pcnulo ) , 3 II
cantcrn stundiirda , HI 65 ; 8 Ib pie , II 10 ; I ) It
pic , S3.00 ; gallon pie , $11.00 ; apples , hlpli
standards , $2 IX ) ; a Ib gooioborrlcs , OOc ; 2 11
strawberries . . .1. % - ! . . _ . , 00c _ . { ! ! . ' . 3o AA-- ; 2 Ib . raspberries. . . _ - $1.00 . ;
iu nanninn succu , juu ; - m SMnndnra pneeci ,
$1.25fei.GO ; chernos , 'J Ib rbd , Bultimoro , S3
© Ooc ; pears , 2 lbl _ 80.
Dry OnoiN.
CAHPETVmrBibb , \vliltc , I8) ) o : eoloroil ,
s Standard. Sc : Gem , 10c ; Henuty ,
12 | < c ; HOOIID , 14c : peerless , cuso , Sr.50.
PIIISTS Solid Coors Atliuit Ic , Oc ; Slater ,
Oo ; Hcrlln oil. 0' < jc ; Uurnnr oil , 0@7a Pink
nnd Hobes Ulcbmond , Ol oAllen ; , Ji'c ; lliv-
oroolnt , fi' c ; Stcot Htvor , Ot ; ; Puclllc , OKo ;
Indigo . . . Hliie _ St. Legor. . . . fik'c ' ' * ; \VnRhlngton ,
ii. > a i 11 t * ' " " *
i P'
( JINOHAM I'lunlfott chcclc , 0fo ; ; Whit-
tenton , 0i/u : York , ( V'c , ; Normundl drrs ,
8.jc } ; Calcutta drcs , 7'sc ; Ucnfrow dress ,
DKNIMS Amoskcap. 0 oz. 10/c ; Everett
7o13o ; Vorlc , 7 or. , 18c ; lla.vniakor , Si/o ;
Jaltrtiy XX. 11''c ' , , ; Jnffrey XXX , 12 0 :
Ueavcr Creek AA , ll'ij'c ; lleavor Creek hlJ ,
lOJ c ; Heaver Crook CC. Vs.
Kr.Krucuv JHAXS Memorial , Ific ; Glen-
wood , 20c ; ICcntueky Star , 35c ; Hercules.
ISc ; Kmplre , 25o ; Cottswold , 2 < Kc ; Melville -
villo , 23c ; linng-up , 27J-JC.
Cu.vau Stovonn' H , ft'j'c ' ; Slovens' A , 7c ;
Stevens' A , bleached , Sc ; atovcns' 1' , 7J/C ;
Slovens' I , bleached , S u ; Stevens' N. S c ;
Stevens' N , bleached , U > c ; Stevens' SKT ,
Ic.
Fi.\xxr.r.s 1'lald Huftsmon , 20c ; Clear
I.nke , 8-'c ; Iron Mountain. 20Uo ; White
G II No. 2. % 22 1G ; H No , 1 , } { , 'Jtt'tfc ' :
1UI No. 2. ) / , 22 L. ; un No. 1 , Jf , 3Uo ;
Quechcc , No. 1. ! / , 42c.
White Qiicuhco No. 2V , 37.fo : Oucchoo
No. f , 8. > ! i'c : Atihwan , 8i c ; Windsor ,
22iffc. Hed-C , 21-ln , I5c ; K , 24-ln. 21'sfc ;
G G 2-l-in. 20c ; II A F , j'i , 25oj J H P , ? { ,
2Jc ; G , ? / , 25c.
Hi.K.vciiii : ) SnBBTisos Ellortoii , 7.'v'o ;
Housukccpor , SJtfo : New Candidate , b 'c :
Herkeloy cambric No. 00 , Oc ; Uest Yet. 4 4
( > i e ; butter cloth OO. 4 , ' o ; Cabot. 7'fe ' ;
Fnrwoll half blenched. Sjfc ; Fruit of Loom ,
SWc ; Green O , OJfe ; Hopu , 7J o ; King 1'hil-
Ip cambric , lOuj Lonsdulo cambric. 10c ;
Lonsdolo. 8 > c ; Now York mills , lOJtfe ; Pep-
porell , 42 In , lOc ; Popuerell , 40 in , lie ; Pep-
porell , 04. HKc ; Pepporoil , 8-4 , 20c ; Pep-
pcrell , 022o : I'epporell. 104 , 24o ; Canton ,
4-4 , 8 c : Canton , 0-4 , Oj.fc ; Triumph , Oo ;
Wusmutta. lie ; Valley , 5c ; JJarkor-
bleached , SJ-fc.
liitow.v Biir.criNo Atl.intlo A , 4-1 , 7fc ! ;
Atlantic H , 4-4. 7c ; Atlantio I ) . 4-1. 0"ac ;
Atlantic P , 4 4 , Oc ; Aurora 1-iL , 4'4 , Cc ; Au
rora C. 4-1 , 4Ji\ : ; Crown XXX , 4-4. 0"c ;
HooslcrLL , 4 I , ft.i " Indian llsad , 4-1 , 7o ;
Lawrence LL , 4 4 , GOld : ; Dominion. 4 4 ,
GKc ; Pcpporcll H , 4 4 , OJi'c : Pepjieroll 1C. 40
lnch,7 u : Pcpperrell , S-4 , 17 o ; Popporoll
9-4. 20c ; Pupporell , 10-4 , 2'2o ; Ulica C , 4-4
4afo ; Wachusctt14 , 7c : Auror.i K , 4-1. 7o
Aurora 1J , 4-1 , fifa ; Atliis , O N 11 , 7' o
Farmurs' No. 1 , 27-m..49ic.
DUCK West Point , asi-ln , S-oz , OJ 'c ;
West Point , 29-in , luo12 > ic ; West Point ,
9-ln , 12 oz , 10 , ' c ; West Point , 40 in , 11o / ,
IGc.
The Trnilc > l tlio Amazon.
The commerce ot the Aniiiron river is car
ried on under the Brazilian Hag , says liriul-
strcct's. Foreigners are not allowed by law
to own steamers or sailing vessels employed
in inland navigation ; hence , it ia necessary
for capitalists who control the carrying trade
of tbo river to aniign their interest * to 15ra-
xiilians. "Thero nrr forty steamers owned
by an English Hue which receives n largo
mall subsidy from the lirnzillnn government
for plying between various ports nnd vil
lages on the main tributaries ; nnd in return
for this iinancial support it is well saiislied
Lo fly the national Hag. Anothes company
IHIH eight steamers under similar condition ? ,
and there uro ns many as a do/.en more on the
river and its tributaries which sail under the
liruzilkin Hag. Thcso sixty steamers uro
gradually opening the Amazon valley to
commerce. Only the smaller vessels nro now
running bn.vond Mnnaos , at the junction nf
the Negro , but next year the largest English
vessels \vill make rugular trips 10 Yquiitns ,
a distance of 8 , < 50 miles from the coast. This
river trade is almost completely in the hands
jf the Portugese merchants nnd the mercan
tile houses represented ut Para , u city of
10,000 inhabitants.
SCHROEDER
BaMB.it First Hitiuiai Birt ,
3O5 South Itttli StrcotOniiiliu. .
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital $ ll,000 ( ) )
Stirpliis.Iiin. 1st , ISflU 57,500
OI-'KIGUUS AND IHUIXTOUS
UKKIIY W. YATK3 , President ,
l.r.wis S. llr.Ki ) , Vice 1'roalduat.
JAS. w.tuv.uu1
\ \ . V. Mcm.-iK ,
JOHN B , CUI.MS * .
It. O. CimuiNfi ,
J. N , II. 1'ATKICK ,
W. H. h.IlUJUBi.Oa s'.ilo
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor. ISth and rarnnm Stt.
A General Hanking llualnes-i TrnnsactoJ.
n Al.fj KINDS OF
In HOP HK3IUAHU1 I'A-
L UI/Ul i I'KH 1IOUGHT.
On Improved nnd Unim
proved t'roparty.
i I'nrelmsod or Negotiated.
The Negotiation ot
COIU'UKATION IIONDJ ,
A Specialty.
Correspondence Solicited.
W. B. MILLARD ,
Kooiu 8111 Brown LJuildinir ,
Ointihu , Nob.
WotlMi i-HMlio and Mil Vol. H y. Oralii. llliln.Wool ,
preuii ndUilrdFmlU.VecelKUe , ornyibliiKyou nifty
'
lituoto.hln iVltiii l'oriirl -
; ' cin >
KPcd. KtUlil Kits , Mlllllt IMO.V A. ( 'o. , Uominlulg
ilcroh.nl. , I T4 Mouth Wutcr.it. . Clilrnr o.
tUrMiikciiMctroiwjlIUH > aikm l JM.uk , Chicago.
Mention Omuna lie ? .
litII initTorms from ntrecti nf
WEAK lllLll to t .Munliood. Vuiithful Kr
L ruriiliiipooiicyniiillUoH , ( > ii of mon
lean bu rurocl p rin niiilly ! uml iirl
Tatcly by our Hunml HpuclUv. Hontur null for II *
look < > nt ( suiilcd ) fur tntup. lloucon Mo.llcal Cam'
, UTYu > tilnttun : > irv t , lloituu , ilm. *
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK ,
Cnpltnl ,
Surplus , < ' OOOO
OlHrers nuil llr ) < trlor < I ! , M Mor , < otimii. ( I
M , llttolifoi-W , , lc..i. ( Inrnoiiu , .If. . A. lltmrv i : .
M Amlcr.vui.Nn. . < 1 Mnnl. v. prc * . : I * U will-
lAtn , A. 1' . llopiUn * , pn1" { \ . Mllinnl ,
1' . II Hryiiut , cnsliler.
Dooto and Shoos.
KIRKENDALL , JOS US A CO. ,
8ucce jnri to Heoit , Jones A Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers DM & Shoes
Agonti for ttniton Hubbor Shoo Co. . UOS. 1131 ntiiS IIO <
llattuy HUott , u.nalia. Nebrmkn.
r.n--mLu . , , .i ProworBi '
sroriz A'ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
IU1 North KUIildicth Slr tOman.i ,
Cornloo.
EAOLE connWK WORKS ,
Manufacturers ofGalyaiiizonron Cornice
\Vlndow-ciiii | nnd nutilllo Vril > ih(5. John IHie
inuprlatur. llBnnJlljauutU Ktn nr at
Artlsto' Mntorlnlo.
A , 1WSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
111.1 Doujjlns jtroct.Oum'.ia , .Volirns tn.
Coal , Coke , lito.
L' CORi7 A'L'LnTTcd. ,
Jobte of Hard and Soft Coal ,
3U South loth slroot. Ornulm ,
JfEliRASKA VUEl. CO. .
Supers of ( Maud Coke ,
_ HISouili 13tli treot.Omalm , Nebraska.
DEAN , ARMSTROKQ .t CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars ,
Va North Ctu Street , Orasnrt , Nob. "Hello" HOT.
. P r Y . Q o [ Q _ d B n n rl Notions.
ar. / : .
Dry Goods , Fornisliinif Goods aiidNolions
KILPATRWK-KOC1I DRV HOODS CO ,
Importers & Jokers in Dry Good ! , Notions
Gents' KurnliblnK Cools. Cornir lltli nnil lluney
ittniUa. Umtlm , Nubrmkn ,
DEWEY A
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
i'arnatu ttri t , Onntia , Nubrni ° < n.
CUARLES SLTlVJlRtOK.
Furnitnre.
Onmhn , su
Crocorlos.
McCORD , URADY& CO. ,
WtolesalB Grocers ,
13th anil I. ivenwcrtti ftpiot , O.n HiNabrnsta. .
Hardwaro. _ *
iuanA TAYLOR.
Bnilders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair SEOD
Mechanics Tooln ninl Iluflnlo Sc' < lua. 110. ' Uoutiti
BtrnctOninlm. Nib.
l.urntaVEt.
JfA. . WA
Wholesale Lnintcr , Etc.
Importrd anil American TorUanit Cvmcnl. Elat4
ttacut for MIKviukco llrlrniillo Cfincnt
anil ( 'ulr.oj Wbfta lilino.
' ClLlS. R. LtU ,
Dealer in Harflwocfl Luinoer ,
Sfood enrpati anil parquet llo.irlnv. Stli nail Ujujlu
Btrccts , Oma'm ' , Nu'jr.nUa.
M JSSOiit [ MfXlKO Vl\ ,
Miners and Siipi\uf ; Hard a'li Soft Coa
iUJ rlrsl Nniir.nn llnnk Hull "MUdmuliu , .Nuu'
tOf'TS ' I1RADFOIW ,
Dealer in Lnmner , Lalh , Lime , Sasn
D4ire , oto. Yar.l ComeTtli nml Ioui. J. Offlo *
Corner 10ti ! uml
FRED. ' . d It AY ,
Lnralier Lime Cement Etc Etc
, , , , , ,
h nn.l Douqla UrucH , Omnlia.
HlTlllnory and Notions.
I. ODERFELDEn & CO. ,
Importers & Jobte in Millinery & Notions
gM , 213 nml 213 Koutli lltli struct.
Mot long.
J. T. nohlNSUK NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
112) llarnoy n'.roct. Omnlift.
OII9.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Mncd and Luoricatini Oils ,
Axle Griako , etc. Omitha. A. II. Illihup , ManaKGr.
PilpOr.
CARPENIER 1'Al'ER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carrr nnlro slock of pr.n IIIK , wr.-vppliiK nnd wrltlnB
pnpcr. hn-iitl | attuntloii iilven tu cunl pnpvr.
to.
A. L. DEANE & CO. .
General Adorns for
Hall's ' Safes ,
Kl nntl H2.I South 10th Bt. .
Toya , Eto.
JI. HARDY A CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Doll ? , Altos , Fancy Goods ,
onio iurnlililne ( ioodi. ClilMicn'o Carrlauei. UM
Mimum ilrvBt , Oiiulia , Nub.
Agricultural Implomonto ,
LINtNOER & METOALF CO. ,
Agrlenlt'l ' Implements , Wagons , Carriagei
, to. Wtiuloaala. Omuiin , Nubrn ka.
o. a. tVl.-.U UhUlNrt ( V half o J. ,
Steam and Water Snpplies ,
Ilallliiajr n.nl rellli , CIS and U Jo.io : t.OmMia.
U. F. lion , Actlog Maiiiucr.
11ROWNELL < fc CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
Ftieot-lron work , lunm puapj. mill , . U13-IS14
1-usvtiimortli
Ironworks.
PAXTOtf & VIERLINU IRON WOKK3t
Wrought and Cast iron Building Work ,
Unglntitrminork. general fouulrr , machine , awl
blucKjiullti work , ( inico ami worKi. U , 1' . llf ,
and nth lrtul , uitmho ,
OMAHA aAFE"A TnoN"\VOItKt \ } , > ,
HanPrs of Fire and Bnrglar Proof Safes ,
Vaiilti. 'nil wort , Iron button nn < l Bra eic p s.
a. AnJt un , prop r. Cor. tub ana Jajtion Bt .
1 r T _ - _ 1
8t > B h. Doors , Eto.
M. A. D1SI1ROW ACO. . ,
\YboIoial * mnimfucturor : ; t
1 ! ] , Doors , Blinds and Moulding ! ! ,
llranch uOlco , UUi and 11 aril ntroeti , Osiulio , Neb.
OUTH OMAHA.
STOCK YARD co. ,
or South Qmatoi. Limited.