THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , MARCH 27 , 1890.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Whofit Tukos a Tumble nnd Closes
at a Decline.
LIBERAL SALES OF MAY CORN-
Ml l In CliiuiKO III Onis Provisions
Jtoro Active Cnttlo Blow UOJB
Upon nt nn Atlvnncr , tint
Close l.oxvcr.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MA II 1C HP.- } .
CHICAOO. March 2(5. ( | Special
THE Hin. : ] Whcitl took a tumble In price
today. The break up to 10 o'clock was just
Ic from ttic close last nl ht. That the break
ilkl not corno earlier anil was not even more
decisive was tluo very largely to the stead v-
liik' effect of llutcliinson's heavy buying.
Otherwise tratlo was iiretty well dlvideJ
early , with Lyon , Logan , Lntnson nnil Hyiler
lending the tuylnir , followed by many who
\rcro buyinc nguinst puts. Selling at the
snlo hour was load byV. . U. McL'orinlck it
Co. , fc'chwartz .t Dupoo anil later by
Dunn nnd Geddus and New York
orders. This was the altitude of trade
until nrar noon , when the market pave way
nnd went to SOo for May. At this figure It
caught a host of stop loss orders nnd selling
became general and declines went to " ' . ' . ' < jC
or lu under the bottom and closing price
yesterday. Juno opened at SO c and also
went off to 70Je. . July sold nt 7fv'iit ' ; cnrly
uml off to 77'Vo ' before 1 o'clock. Tno news
of the day was mostly bearish. Kven croo
news was not nil bulllsti. St. Louis oou-
tiitued to claim 20 to 40 per cent of
damage in parts of Illinois nnd
br.upht on such news , but \Vcrst.
wired from the south that Tennessee
wheat will be mostly all right with favor-
nbln wc&tncr. HraJstrcet's cave a decrease
of 17,000,000 buhelft in available stocks east
of the Hocky mountains. Now York dispatches -
patches say that Russian and continental
ports arc open nnd Russia shipping wheat.
This , whether confirmed or not. had its
effect. Ton minutes before the close May
bad recovered but ) to from the bottom
price. The news tl.iit all continental ports
arc open and KIIBSIII shipping wheat freely
was pretty well confirmed Into In the day
r.nd wheat did not make nny recovery of
importance. Closing prices were : March
79'c , May 7'.isj'c , Juno 705io. ; July 77J c , or
J4C better than the lowest price.
Corn was heavy all day tmd stiles for May
were liberal during the lust hour nt 20\c.
The main feature of the market' remains un
changed. Receipts were enormous. The
selling in the pit was by parties having corn
bought In ttie country. At 20r , ! < c Mr Hutchinson -
inson bought perhaps half a million bufhels.
Closing prices of lending futures were :
April 3Jfc , May Sll c , .luno ; ! 0@no'o ( , July
! )0 ) @ ; tlc and September H2'ijC.
In oats May sold at 22' c and closed at
22e : Juno nt 21 0 and closnii nt 21 * c ; July
'JIJffJIJ ? ! < o and closed at 2l,6 r 21 c. There
was little now In trade.
There is a more uctivo feeling in the pro
vision trade. Tno animation , though not
general , is accompanied by oettor prices.
An undesirable feature is that
when the activity ceases prices sag
back to former figures. The feature
of the market todny wasfrco buying of May
pork by Hutchinsoti , while Armour & Co.
sold July. In lard Hutehiiifion and New
\orksold. In ribs New York orders nnd
Hnldwin wcru on the selling sido. The best
prices of the duv in lard and ribs were made
early. Alny ribs touched. 0.17 , but wont
off to ? T > 12. . Lard touched ffti.'JOfao.22J < for
May and jt-.liO for July and then weakened.
May per onencd at $10.55 , sold nt $10.00 ( < i-
10,02' i to 10.57HuilO.0 ( ( ! at the close. July
pork sold at IIU.JS , closing nt § 10.72Jf.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO , March 20. IRnecial Telegram to
THE Unn.J CATTLE Trading was rather
slow nt the opening , but later on the dainund
was better , yet values on certain undesirable
steers ruled rnthcr easier , while prime
heavy and nice handy ulcers sold steady.
Exporters were on the market and ooueht
liberally Some lota they considered 10@13c
lower thnn Inst week , nnd others fully ns
high ns inst week. There were sixty-five
cnrs of Texans on the market ,
nbout ; ill of which sold at steady
prices. Prime cows and heifers to
gether with hulls sold at steady prices.
Choice to extra hooves , f-l S0 ( 5.05 ; medium
to good stours , l.IISO to 1.51K ) Ibs , ? 4.00C < ? 4.IW ;
1,800 to I.IIJO Ibs , $ a50ig4.30 ( ; 050 to l,8cO Ibs ,
? : ! . ; ! 0 < vi.l.7U : , stoekor * and feeders. S3ll'G
3.70 ; cows , bulls nnd mixed. J1.70 ( < 53.20 ;
bulk , $2.2Ui ( " 2.70 ; Texas corn- fed steers ,
Hogs Tno market opened with n "siinp"
ndvanco of lOc , some fancy lots selling ns
nigh us $1.40 , but the boom only lasted nn
hour or so , and then there was a drop of
more than the advance of the morning , the
general market closing nt nbout $4.20 1 1.25
for mixed nnd ? ! . ' . ! 7v 1.30 for assorted
'
henry. Light sorts sold 'at Sl.lOtiJ.25.
IjlVE STOCK.
Chicago. March 20. Cattle Receipts ,
10,000 ; market weak , elosinc ll'i ( l.r > o lower ;
Veevcs. $4.bOii5.0.r ( ) ; steers , W.30c ,4.00 ; stock-
rs nnd feeders , ? J.40i ( < 3.70 ; cows , nulls end
mixed , $1.70@3.80 ; Texas corn-fed steers ,
J2.Wi ) ( ! : SO.
Hogs Receipts , 21,000 ; market strong ,
closing weak ; mixed , $4. < ) .r > @ 4.35 ; heavy ,
St.OO.iM.45j ( light , fl.00fti4.85 ; snips , J3.00
@ 1.00.
Sheep Receipts 12,000 ; actlvo and 5@10c
lower ; natives , f 1.00(1 ( 0.85 ; western corn-feu ,
U4.0iwn.70 ; Texa'is , fl.l0u5.tO ! ( ; Inmbs ,
J5.OIQO.1H ) .
IviiiiHax Ctty.Mnrch 2i'i Cattle Receipts ,
4W)0 ) ; shipments , 2,500 ; market lower ;
steers , ! . ' ! .3lcU.O.V ) ( cows , 53.3(1 ( ; stockers nnd
feeders , ? 2.0U ( 4i.50. :
Hogs Receipts , 7,000 ; xhinmcnts , GOO ;
market steady ; nil grades , $ J.U5i < i4 13.
National Stoolc Var.li. ( Oust St.
IJDUIN , March 20. Cattle Receipts , 1,700 ;
shipments. SUO ; market steady ; fnir to
fnncv native st''or , ? 3.20 400 ; stockers
nnd feeders , ? 2.25 3.30.
Hogs Receipts , 7,400 ; shipments , 1,200 ;
market linn ; heavy , ? 4.1U$4.25 ( ; packing ,
$4 CSr.j(4 ( 20 ; Bht , $4.10.
hliuix City , March 23. Cattle Re
ceipts , 1,400 ; shipments , 600 ; market uctivo ;
canners , 75c ( . fl.23 ; cows , Sl.lKl.ifl.'JS ; stock-
era , tl.ftOciC2.85 ; feeders , t8.85@2.lK ) ; veal
calves , t2.0i ) ( < C3.15.
Hogs Receipts , 2,000 ; market strong nnd
higher ; fl.iXHu4.U $ .
MNA.NOIAIi
NEW VOHK , March SO. HSpecial Telegram
to Tim lir.i ; . I STOCKS The ctocic market
extublti/il the same feverishness at the oiiitu-
Inp , afl if traau daily expects some unuiual
action. The market was nei'hor strong nor
weak , but dull and irroirular. First prices
were irregularly changed from those ot last
evening in slight fractions only , except In n
few cases , Sugar Uetlneries Doing oil li and
Now York Central S , ' . The tone of early
ilcalings was llrm , thougli Sugar scoruil a
furtncr loss of ) per cent , retiring to 03' ' & ,
nfier which it recovered to a slmdo nbovu
the opening prices. In the regular list Mis
souri Pacltlu and Heading led the upward
movement , though In co stock was the im
provement for more than a fraction. The
market toward the end of the hour became
Btill duller and the movement scarcely per
ceptible , nnd at 12 o'clock the market was
dull and steady. From this hour
until noon there wis a decided im
provement in tono. Sugar , after touching
G3 , recovered to 01. Chicago Gas was higher
nnd firm , licudiui : led an advance in coal
flocks , moving up from 89.H to 40'V. nnd
Lackawanna was up ! . ; ' . All western rail
road stocks fthowlng an activity also exhib
ited strength and prices moved up under tbo
load of Hock Island and St. Paul. Hoc It
Island advanced and was up ? u over last
night at 03 > 4 , Missouri Pacllla was < up at
73' Union Pacific .H' up at 73 4- , Union Pa-
cine \ uo at 02.V. Northwestern was dull
nnd steady at 111 , with Atchlsou and Unr-
hugton a fraction higher. There was m
slight yielding from best prices at 2 o'clock.
'J ho soiling by Kuropian holders nets as a
bearish influence. UnnkcM do not regard
this seriously , at It represents only pro
fessional operations , suclf ai nro made hero
dully. Tbo west Is bullish to the
extent of buying on all occa
sions. A hopeful future , as pointed
out by a veteran operator last night , Is that
no amount of stock can bo bought any place
in the list without nn ndvanco In price. If
the waiting over comes to an end there maybe
bo expected a lively bull market. The stock
market was dull to the end , but there was
MUlto n firm fooling throughout the list.
.Northern Pacific preferred moved up 1 per
cent to 71 ' 4. Hock Island wont up to 'Jl and
Missouri Pacific touched 74' , Closing prices
were not nt the very best , but there was no
weakness anywhere. LacKawanna and
Heading each made a net gain of } { , Ten-
nnsseo Coal K , Union I'aclllc % , Missouri
Pacific nnd Hock Island each ? , with gains
of ; V to % general In all active shares.
Money closed at 3 per cont. The total sales
were 00,000 shares.
The following were the closing quotation * :
V.Ttttultr. . Wi Northern 1'nclno. . 31 '
t.P. 4t coupons . . . li"-J4 'to ' oreferreJ . "d
P.H.4'areKUl r , . KO'j 0. * N. W . Ill1 *
I.T.H. I'is coupons .UO'i' ' dopreforred . 141
I'acltltiHof 'J > . 116 I V. r.t-etttrnl . 100 %
Ontrnl I'acidB. . . . 3J'tT. D..VB . . . . -l > 4
Chlcnpo * Alton . . .13J i Hock Miami . Wl'
Chicago. Iliirllnxton IC..M. * 3t.l . . & <
A'Julncr . 107 I ilDtirofcrreil . llfi'i
T.l..vtV . llMVSt.Pixul .VOm.itm. . 3."i
llllnolsCeiitrHl . lU'/n uoprorerroa. . . . JH
I. . 11.4 VV . tT.iton I'-iclllS . f3
Knn ns\Texas. . . . 9'i'W. ' . t. U. .V V . 1U'i '
l.dkn Shorn . I 7V dopraforreil . - > ' > * i
Mlchlunn Toutral . 1C1 , , Wcsturn Union. . . . Slh
. . .
MONEI On cail , easy nt 3iJ4.'i per cent.
PKIMIC MciiUA..sriLii PAI-EH zyt $ i4 P r
cent.
STKHUN'O EXCIIASOE Quiet , strong ; sixty
day bills , $4.bl ; domnml. W.JfiJf.
btocK * .
Nnw Vouic. .March 2J fSocclal Telegram
to THE Ui3. 1 L'hj folU.via ; arj tti3 mia-
Ingstoc't quotations :
Alice . 13) [ Hale .VNorcross . .230
( 'ak'ilona. ! bh . I'i'i llomest'ike . Hi" ,
ChollKr . 275 Horn Silver . --M
L'rown 1'olnt . 170 llrou. Silver . IN" )
( "on. Cal \ Vu . . . .420 Mnxlran . 2 IS
I oininouu'c'dHU. . . . ' . ' ; ( ) Nortn ll llo Isle. . . .11U
ComstorK. T. Ijils.-M1 * ) 'Ontario ' . imiO
lleailH-ooil. T. . . .I2' > Savage . ISO.
Kureka Con . 7"i Slerru Nevada . Si
Kl Crlsto HO tiutter Croek.
( iouhUV Curry'J )
Itonil Ol
WASHINGTON , March 2i. fSpejial Tele-
cram to THE UcE.1 Honds ofTcrod : $12,350
IMtODUCIi M
. March 23. 1:15 : D. ra. closn
Wheat Lower : March , 79 , ' c : May , Qc.
Corn Steady ; March , 2b > ij ; May , 294 < c.
Oats Ensier ; March. 21J/c ; May , 22 < ; .
Hye March , 42 > < fc.
HarleyNothing doing.
Prime Timothy S1.21.
Klax Cash , fl.48. .
Whisky * 1. 02.
Pork-Steady ; March , 1 10.45 ; May , tlO.tt ) .
Lard Steady ; March , JO. 12-f } ; May ,
50.17K.
Flour Firm and unchanged ; winter
wneat. ? 2.ouuti4.4 ( ) ; spring1 wheat , J1.10@
4.X ( ) : rye. ? 2.5U@2.SO ; in bbls.
Provisions Short ribs , March , " J5.15 ;
shoulders , S4.40C44.0 ; short cletir. ? 5.4SQ5.30. ?
Butler Easier ; creamery , 10g23c ; dairy.
12C 21c.
Cheese Steady ; full cream cheddars , 10
( illO'.c ' ; flats , 104@10 ; c ; Young Americas ,
flmli' , ; .
ligKB Steady : fresh , 13@14c.
Hides Steady ; heavy and light green
salted , 4W4 ' ? o ; salted bul1 , SJi'e ; green
salted calf , 5l , c ; dry Hint , 0@7o ; dry salted
hides , lie ; dry calf , 5SOo ( ; deacons , 20c each.
Tallow Unchnnged ; No. 1 solid packed ,
; No. 2 , 3 > c ; cake , 4c.Hecoints.
Hecoints. Shipm'ts.
Flour . 14.000 11.000
Wheat . 30.000 23.000
Corn . CTM.OOO 273,000
Oats . 137,000 215,000
Haw York , March 20. Wheat Receipts.
2S.IJOO busliols ; exports , 3.4no Imstiels ; spot
lower ic on" ; No. 2 rod , 8So in elevator ,
byvasu'j'calloat. 8S,6 ig90c J. o. b. ; options
weal : , No. 2 red , March , closing at b7 > 5C.
Corn Hncoipts , 7SC0 bushels ; exuirts ,
CO. 150 bushels ; spot weaker : No. ! J , 3' ) ' ® -
3GVe in elevator , 375-Ki@i7Hc : nlloat ; un-
grade : ! mixed , 31@3SKe ; options weak ;
March 30'0c. ' *
Oats KeccipU , 115,000 bushels ; exports ,
23,100 bubhels ; spot easier ; No. 2 white ,
3'.V < i.3'4c : ; mixed western. S7H@32c : white
iln ! [ 31c ( 'IOc ; options closing steady ; March ,
2S'fc. ;
Uoffco Options closed firm at 5(51.25 (
points up. Sales. " 0,000 bags ; March ,
Jlb.10irtlS.15 ; May , ? 17.2.17.40 . ) ; suet Kio
llrmer ; fair cargoes , $20.50.
SugarHow , easv : Muscovado SO test ,
2 11-lfic : rclined , steady ; "C , " 4 ( S5c ;
mould "A , " 0 5-Itic.
Petroleum United closed , Anril , SSJ 'c ,
EBRS Easy ; western , 14K@'S2- '
Pork Firm.
Lard strong , but closed easy and dull ;
western steam , iO.55 asked ; May , SO.48CtO.52.
Hutter Kasy ; western dairy ,
creamery , I3@25c ; Elgin. 2(520.c. ( '
Cheese Strong ; western , l
Mlluiiiikoc , March 20 Wheat Weak ;
No. 2 spring , cash , 73c ; May , 73/4'e. /
Corn Firm ; No. 3 , 29u.
Oats -Firm ; No. 2 , white , 2l ( ii'21wc.
Hye Quiet ; No. 1lie. .
Harley Firm ; No. 2 , 43' c.
Provisions Higlior ; porn , S10.45.
St. Iioiilx. March 20. Wneat Lower ;
cash , 7Sr ; May , 77 ' { i. :
Corn -Hotter ; cash , 254'c ' ; May , 20j4c.
Oats--Lower ; casli , 2ie ; May , 22c.
Pork-Dull ; S105U.
Lard Nominally ; 35.05.
Huttor Unchanged ; creamery , 20325c ;
dairy , Ilia22c. (
KniiN.ix Citv. March 20 Wheat
Steady : No. 2 hard , cash , 05 .OJc ; No. 5
reu , 701v@71c.
Corn- Weaker ; > 'o. 2 , 22' c.
Onts No. 2 , I'Jc.
AlintKuiitntis. March 20. Wheat Ho-
ceipts , 221 care : shipments , 11 cars. Market
rather slow. Closing : No. 1 hard , March
and April , 7l < l4c ; May , bOJfe ; on track.
711'jt1 ' ; No. 1 northern , March and Auril ,
mixed , 7S1.Jc ; May , 7S ) ' @ 7S,5i'c ; on track ,
7b11'S78 ( ! ; > 4o ; No. 2 northurn. March , 75a'c ;
May , 70'jc ' ; on track , 75) 77c.
Ciiiclnimtl , March 20. Wheat Firm ;
NO. 2 red. Sic.
Corn Steady ; No. 2 mlxod , 32c.
Oats Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 25c.
Whisky-S1.02.
lilvoriniDl , March 25. Wheat Qulot ;
holders offer moderately ; California No. 1 , 7s
2d percental ; red western spring , 7s 3d per
cental.
C5rn Quiet ; holders offer moderately ;
mixed western , 3jO'il ' percental.
OMAHA IjlVU SjTOOK.
Cue I In.
Tuesday , Muich-C.
Estimated rcccluta of cuttle 2,5X ( ) , com
pared with 2,201 .vestorduy and 1,411 last
Wednesilay. The- quality of the receipts
today wni not goo.l , nltnough some few line
bundles were sprinkled in among them.
The market opened active nl a decline of
fully 10 routs on ordinary steers from
yesterday's prices. Quito a number of
sellers report sales from 10 to 15 cents lower
than ye.storday while on the other hands
some few sales are reported tt a deelmo of
only a nickel. The sunply of cows was only
fair in amount nnd quality although two
sales were made at (3 50. All were sold
early on nn active hut sagging market with
some orders rei > ortcd steady but sales were
generally reported n shade lower , with the
extreme opinions quoting the decline on
t-ow stuff * nearly with that on steers ,
Hulls hold their own on an
nctivo * * market while feeders , with
a liberal supply arc active and strong , some
selling as high as 3.50 , Some line stags
were on market and changed hands readily
nt steady prices. Calves remain In Jemnul
and unchanged. The cattle market closed
weak at the lowest point of the day , wltn n
many cattle remaining in tirst hands.
Hoc * .
Eitliuatoil receipts of hogs 3,700. compared
with 4,047 yesterday nnJ'4Sii ] last Wednes
day. Th-j market opened active , ut a shade's
advance , all changing hands before mid-day.
Tbo average price paid for cows was ta.W ,
compared with fJ.07 yesterday and JJ.bl last
WcdnesU.vy.
Slioop.
Estimated receipts of sheep , G.V ) . compared
with % yesterday and 1,037 last Wodnfeid " .
One bunch of Os pound corn-fed natives sold
at 1 5.00.
_
Prcvalllnz I'rloji.
The following Is n table of prlcai tutl In
this market for the gr.Ujj of stock men
tioned :
Prime stoors. I3D3 to 10D3 rtu. . .00 fiU53
Hood stceM , 12.VJ to H5J tl > s. . . 3.41 (34.3.1 (
Ooodstocrs. lOJUto 13JO ltS. . . 3.25
Common 10J3 to 1150 It. stocrj. 2.00
Common canners . . . . . . l.OJ ( tf.2.00
Ordinary to fair cows . 1.03 ( iI2 33
Fair to good cows . UK ) ( i'J.4.1
Good to cholco cows . 2.20 ( * 300
Choice to fancy cow * . 2.S5 (33.50 (
Fair to good bulls. . . . , . 1.75 @ 2,5
Choice-to fancy bulls . 2.5J ( < t3.50
Light stackers and f edars. . , . 2.5) ) ( . 3.15
Feeders. 050to 1100 Ibs . 2.0) ) $3.50
Fair to cholco light hoes . 4.03 M4.05
Fair to cholco heavy hogs . 3.90 'j4.03 ?
Fair to choice mixed hous . 3.DO ( .f4.00
Itnngn of i'rloos lloz * .
The following table shows the of
prices paid for hogs :
Light nnd medium hops M 03 tl 05
Good to choice mixed hojs , . . .1 9D l'85 \
Good to choice heavy ho s. . . 3 90 ? 4 00
of PrlueH Uiaup.
The following table shows the range of
prices paid for sheep :
Prime fat sheep . fl 40 © 5 50
Good fnt sheep . 350 ( ftl O'J
Common tn medium sheep. . . . 2 OJ < i $ ' } 75
Lntnbs . 4 00 < < CO 00
Averts tr > u ol llor < >
The following table gives the average cost
of hogs on the dates montiono.l , including
the cost today , as nasod upon sales reported :
Date. Price. Uae. Price.
March 1 M 75 March 14. .
March 3 3 70 , March 15. . 3 97W
March 4 3 77 March 17. , 3 02
March 5 3 74 ! < March 13. . 3 SO
Miirch 0 37I ? < March 19.- . ,3 , SOJf
Mm-ch7 3 72' ' . ; March 20. . ,3 , S0 < f
March S 3 7S\ March 21. . ,3 SI
March 10 3 7S March 22 3 92
March 11 8 81 March 21 't
March 12 3 S3 March 23 3 97
March 13 II.S7H March 20 3 < J
Avernno I'rioj u'
Showing ti3 ! avar.ij prioa p-vll f > r lolls
ofhogson tliu diyj taJieiUi In HJ7 , 1JJ3 ,
Ibi9 and 189J :
[ Ugliest nnil Ijowuat Sals * i > I HOSTS.
Today. Yesterday.
Highest' $4.03 Hlehest $4.05
Lowest 3.92 } $ Lowes ! 3.00
Slock Heooints.
Onicial Vestenlay. Estimated Today.
Cattle.-112 cars.2,201 Cattle , 125 cars..2.500
Hogs , 01 cars..4,047 Hogs , 50 cars . . .3,700
Sheep , 1 car. . . 0 J Sheep , C carts. . . 053
Comparative Tables.
The following tables show tha r.in a In
prices on ho < durinzthH nnl last
Days. This weak. Last week.
Monday l.'l 'M li no 1 ii ) W U
t Ui r.7.'t in
Wednesday , . if-il 03 3 ? ; < ! t,3 nu
Thursday . . . : i to ( fi.107'i '
1'rlday 85 6t.\ : \ inDisposition
buturday 3 a7 ' 5 >
Disposition ol Stock.
Showing the number of cattle , hogs and
sheep bought by the packers and leading
buyers on to-day's tnaricot :
CATTLE.
Uuyers. No.
Swift & Co . 450
George II. Hammond &Co . , . 412
The Armour-CudahyPaclting company. 131n
Omaha Packing Co . n
Lee Kothschild . 171
Hcntou & Underwood . 50
N. Morns . 117
Shippers . 477
r& Decknr .
Crone & Vansant
E. Trauerman & Hro 20
noos.
Armonr-Cunnhy Packing company . 1,5SG
Omahn Packing Co . 733
George II. Hammond & Co . 718
Swift & Co . 50S
'
8IIUEP. .
Swift.tCo . 82
Armour-Cudahy Packinc company . ISO
Hamilton & Stephen . 24S
Itcpresontntkvn Sales.
STUEItS.
Xo. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
13 . .10S7 53 10 7D
3 7. ' )
11U3
1131 !
1211 SO
1223 S'J
11S3 su
r-'ni so
I''tht b5
b5M
1200 ! M
l-.OJ ' .10
1214 ( > 0
11114 110
1320 10
1254 15
i : l 25
14US 40
021 i 50
1013 ! 50
! ! ( i ro
1)50 ) ! 50
107(1 ( i OJ
OJM
KK10 ( M )
1035 I IX )
107S : in
SI77 ! C.5 .
1(17 ( ( ! 70
073 ! 75
1000
12S3
1017
1017 TO
1175 S5
120U S5
91)2 ) 00
1023 00
013 DO
into : 00
1210 i 50
1590
17110 00
1170 00
H'.IO ' 00
1SK ! ) 2.-
2.35
1070 35
1730 3'J
30 3 W
3 4' )
OJ7 3 45
HSli 3 5
( J'J3 3 50
S53
P02 1 75
1 fcO
003 : t oo
O'JO 3 as
1450 ! ! 23
ItilO O'J
CAI.VKS.
30 593 3 10 5. 250 3 50
D 20S 3 50 1. 110 4 00
WKsTKHN CATfLB.
Owner * . No. Av. Price.
Hay State Llvo Stoclc ( 'o-
43 cows 1005 f 3 00
10 hulls 1003 3 30
\V. U. Williams-
10 steers , Wyo. Tex. 1937 2 75
115 steers. Vvyo.Tex.llS7 3 25
10 steers , Wyoming * . lUM 3 40
3 moors , Tailings. . 1130 2 50
Powder Hlver Llvo Stock Co
10 steers 1401 3 60
1 steer 12 0 3 CO
IS Dulls . . . . .1011 .1 05
W. H. Wllliams-
BO steers , Wyo. Tex.1170 3 35
3 steers , Wyo. tall-
lugs 1133 Z 75
HUGS.
No. Av. Sh , Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
10..230 40 3 24 W..S03 60 $4 00
On tlia Market \Vlth Sharp.
O. N. Hurch. Clarks ; 13. V. & A. Oswald ,
Wood River ; J. L. Rater , Morse Bluff.
Oo tlin MnrkjtVni ! lilies.
T. J. Sinter , Sidney , In. ; J. L. Packard ,
Cruighton ; P. Killers , Minden , In , ; Dee , t
Smitli , Shelby , In. ; K. R Ansley , Under
wood , In. ; Joe McCall , Astor , la. ; Uoxv it
Son , Dow City , la. ; Wll on& L. , Logan , la. ;
Roden & X. , Missouri Valley , la. ; A. J.
Adums , Uradshaw : W. H. Van Alstiuo.
Arcadia ; IJ. J. Fuiton. Phillips ; A. T.
Nichols , Litchfiold ; U. J. Tiernoy , Ansluy.
S. T. Johnson , Mernn ; John U. Ulado , An-
solmo ; V. Tierney , Broken How ; John Fros-
trom & Co. , > lalmo : Kelly & P. , Ansolmo ;
A. T. lltchols , Huziird ; Nye t Schneider
company , Leigh ; L. Ciurtin , Newmnn's
( Jrove ; Powder R. L. S. company ,
Pilgcr ; Benjamin Weaver C. company. Til-
den ; Keys & Co. , O'Neill ; Coburu , H. > t S. ,
Atkinson : 11 llohlt , Ooehner : Uerry-
man & L. , Ccrdoru ; Ticknor B. & M. , Beat
rice ; Thomas & C. , Ohiowa ; li. 1C. Under
wood , Danbury ; William Hnlscy , Lebanon ;
J. T. Mitchell , Hedley ; C. A. Powell , Kene-
saw : Haydcn & Jackson. Wallace ; K M.
Marshall , : \iaywood ; O'Connor Brothers &
S. Lyons ; R , A. Templeton , Teknmah ;
George Bootol , Mlllard ; J. W. Mclntosh ,
Chapman ; \V. n * Lewis , Columbus ; 11. A.
Nolle , Klkhorn ; J. C. Goodell , Buda ; C.
Rudat , Norfolk ; J. R Mahoney , Urund ; H.
Brownlue , Irvington ; John IJern , Hooper.
On tlin 'Mnrkct With C.iltle.
E. W. Banks , Randolph , la. ; W. C. Mal-
com , Arlinctonf B. U. Uuttorildd. Brock ;
Wukeuian Brothers , Cooke ; Krolin & O. ,
Kramer ; A. Mllbredt , Berlin ; Babbitt &
Evens , Springlield ; P. E. McDonald. Her
man ; Floyd Cornwall , Pcnder ; Wilson it
S. , Mountain Lake ; J. K. Alexander.Vuke -
lieldr Perry & M. , Ccroseo ; R. K. Mc-
'Jannuchy , Paxton ; A. M. Trent ,
LoJge Pole ; J. M. Barrett , Imogeno ,
la. : J. Vankirk , Silver City , la. ; G. W. Neff ,
No Bend ; Bay State L. S. Co. , Bay State ;
W. 11. Noff , J. M. Anderson , Audubon , la. ;
Lev ! Rider , Logan , l.i. : T. C. Bradley ,
Wiico : A. J. Adams , Miller it Co. , Brad-
shaw ; 1C. H. Wicknnm , ' Archer ; J. W. Nich
olson. Marquette ; li. . ) . 'Fulton , Phillips ; F.
Marsh , Win. Nelms , Ansley ; 11. A. North-
rup , Dunning ; Taylor it Bros. , Broken
Bow ; Put King , Palmyra ; J.
Schneider , C. II. Parmele , t
Co. , Cedar Creek ; M. Cuddington ,
Central City ; Uankm Bros. . Lebanon ; C.
Calloway. Wilsonvitle ; R. il. Bellamy , Arapahoe -
pahoe ; Thomas Lnnlun , Harvard ; Allan
McLean , Friend ; O. J Brown , Exeter ; H.
C. William-ton , Crete ; E. Broiuet , Hendle.v ;
I. n. Sioeuni , Ponder ; < J. Murphy , Hubbard ,
Cooney , F. E. Hull , John Connely , Lyons ;
Anderson it Johnson , J. F. Kessler , Oak
land ; Fred Kelly. A. K. Mayers , Bloncoo ,
la. ; Fred Kelley. River Sioux , la. , J. H. Sut-
tuu , * \ . button , oui.iiumti ; _ . , uskatnp ,
Clarks.f. ; H. Quinn , H.-A. Nolle. Elkhorn ;
D. S. Grafton , J. H. McCarthys , Lexington ;
G. H. Snnestcr , Madison : W. O. Horn ,
Grand Island ; J. F. Kessler , H. Warner ,
Hooper ; John Chambers. JJeemor : Powder
R. L. S. Co. , Pilger : A. M. Burnham , Benja
min Weaver C. Co. , Tildcn ; W. L. Hender
son , St. Paul , Minn. ; J. A. Kidd , Ong ;
Hobelman it D. , UcAVitt ; W.T.Reynolds ,
Smyrna ; C. W. Sheldon , McPaul , In.
OMAHA WHOIjhS.YhE MARKETS
Produce.
EGOS Strictly fresh , llr12c ( ; cold st or
age , pickled , limed , salted , not wanted a
any price.
BUTTEH Creamery , fancy rolls , prints , 24
( ii.25c ; creamery , fancy solid nacKed , 22iJ'J3c ( ;
creamery , choice , 102 c ; dairy , fancy rolls
and prints , 13 < 0c ; dairy , fancy solid
packed , 17tflOc ( ; dairy , choice , 15@lie ( ;
country roll , fancy , 10@lSc ; choice , 12' ' 15u ;
country roll , good , 9 , < ? 10o ; country roll , fair ,
7ftj ! > c : poor stock , 3fn5o.
PofLTiiv Turkeys , dressed , fancy dry
picked , 12i.ifl3c ; turkeys , live , per II ) , Si ; ;
chickens , fancy. 10 ; < gllc ; chickens , choice , 7y
Oc ; chickens , live , i.OOc(43.3'J : ) ( ; geose.dressed.
fancy , lOoi'llc ' ; geese , dressed , choice , 0 ( < < !
lUc ; geese , live , doz. , * . < )0 ) < S7.00 , ducks ,
dressed , fancy , lie ; ducks , choice , lO llc ;
ducks , llvo , dez. , J2503.00 ; jilgeons , doz. ,
? l.COCiI.25. (
GAMK Jack snipe , ? 1.00@1.2S ; golden
plover , ? 1.001.2.j ( ; mallard ducks , Sl.ftOftj
2.0U ; canvasbick : ducks. $5.001.00 ( ; red
head ducks , doz. , f.2.00@2.riO ; teal ducks , do . ,
$1.25 1.10 ; mixed ducks , doz. , tl.00nel.2ft ;
geese , Canada , S4.00iC4.50 ( ; geese , small , S2.50
CaXII.OO.
BONES ( Quotations nro for delivery In
Chicago ) . Dry buffalo , per ton. $10.00ilS ( 00 ;
dry country , bleached , $10.00u rj.H ( ) ; dry
country , damp and meaty , ,00UlO ( 00.
VnocTAiii.ES Old Sweet potatoes , fancy
Muscatino , per bbl , J4.0J : onions , extra
fancy , par lib ! , 51.50 : onions , fair , per bbl ,
$2.50 ; rutabagas , per bbl , S2.0J ; carrots , per
bbl , $2.00 ; parsnips , per bbl , $ ) .iO ; beets. pr
hbl , f00 ; horsa radish roots , per bbl , f-4.50 ;
horse radish roots , par lu , 7e ; celery roots ,
per bbl , ? HOJ ; celery roott * . per doz , OOc.
MAI-I.U SI-OAK Per Ib , Il ( ei2c.
CIIEC-.K Per Ib , full cream Y. A. , 12c ;
full Icrcnm twins , ll' c ; full croatn Ohio
Swiss , 17o ; full cream Wisconsin Swiss , 1-1 ®
Ific ; full cream brick 13c ; full cream
limburpcr Swiss , 13c.
HONKY 15iilOc ( per Ib for choice comb.
i'iisiuvEsb10cpurib. : .
JW.I.IES 4@JKe per Ib.
IIIKSSEI > VUAI. Choice medium , ( ji"Hc\ \
light , ficuOc ; licavy. lKJ4c.
Arri.us Per bbl , Gonltons , J4-00 ; W.
Twig , f ! 30 ; Ben Davis , $4.50 ; Romnnuo ,
M.ftO.
CIIIKK Per bbl , refined , SO.ftO ; half bb ) ,
? 3.r < U ; hard cider , pure , per bbl , ? i.OJ.
LlN'iKBli Oil. Die. i
Coi ovN't-TS Per hundred , JJ.75.
PKKI.ES Medium , per bbl. fi.50 ; small ,
$ i .50 ; gherkins , $7.50 ; C. it B. chow chow
( | t . $5.85 : Dti. ? . ' ! it5.
PoTATiics Per hu , fancy , 35c ; choice , 250
30c.
30c.FISH
FISH Fresh frozen wuito trout , plko nnd
pickerel , per Ib , 7c ; sturgeon , 7e.
OIUNUKS Per box , Florida bnghts , $ .1.75 ;
messma$3.23 ; California fancy navels , $500 ;
Los Angeles , $2.75 ; seedlings , River/side / ,
$3.85mN3.50 ; mountain , IS.Wj in live box lots
' . ' . " ) c per box leas.
LEMON'S--Per oox. mcsslna fancy , $4.00 ®
4.59 ; verdelll , good , f' ) 00.
HANANAf Per bunch , $2.00g3.00. (
iliDKS , PEI.TS AND 1'Ai.i.ows Green united
hides , 484e ; dry suited hides , flijic ( ! ; dry Hint
hides , TV ; calf hides , .V. Damaged hides 2c
lo . Sheep polls , preen , each , 75cjl.25 ( ;
sheep pelts , dry , per Ib , 0 18o ; tallow , No. 1 ,
4u$4.o ' ; No. 2 , : il4@'l c ; grease , white 4'ac ' ;
yellow , 8 > 4'irf3j.
BEINS tlnnd picked invy , tl.MKSl.OO :
hand picked navy , medium a$1.40itl.50 ( ; hand
picked country , $1.30 < J1.40 ; good clean , ? l.2U
< \.M. \
Ai'i'LC BUTTBK Per Ib , Otij7c ,
MINCE MEAT SMIOo per 1 b
Oroconoi.
DIIIED Fia'iT Currant * , now,0 < 4'c ; prunes ,
c-aiks , 1.300 DIB , Sii'c ; prunes , bbU or bags ,
Cc ; raisin cured , 8H(400 ( : citron peel ,
drum * , 20 Mi , 22o ; lemon peel ,
drumi , Ibc ; fard dates , boxes , 12 Ibs.
lie ; apricots , chcio evaiMDratoa , 14ko ; apri
cots , Jolly cured 25 ll > boxes , lt > c ; apri
cots , fancy , 25 Ui boxes , 15 ? ; ap
ples , choice evaporated , 6'ic , ; npple , prime
now , S-yo ; UBS. layer , 10 per cent lure ,
13jc ; m gacki , Tc ; Persian datoi , 7 > c ;
Salt Lake , f4c ; blackberrle. > , cvaporntod ,
60 It ) boxes , fi'fo ; cherries , pitted , dry cured ,
13c ; peaches , pared , fancy , ISc ; choice , lOc ;
Salt Lake , 7c ; pitted plum ? . Cat. 23 Ib boxes ,
SKcWjC ; raspberries , evap. , N. Y. , now ,
27c ; prunes. It C. 0070 , OiuOXo ; orange
peel , 15o : raisins , California London crop
ISS3 , $2.40 ; Cal , loose muscatels , crop 1SSO ,
fi.10 ; Valer.clas , 1SS3 , O.lici Valoncms , now.
Oc ; Cat. eedle s , aks. , 7 , iC ; Ondiirn layer ,
now , lO' c ; dried grapes , 4lj'c ; prunelles ,
new , 12Kc.
CAS.Nnu Goons Fruits , Cnliornia stand
ard brands , 2 > - It , per doz Apri
cots. $1.70(31. ( S3 ; apricots , pie fruit ,
? l.50i gallon * , f4.50 : blackberries , 12.25 :
cherries , black , Ji.00i 2.25 : cherries , white ,
{ . ' .23 2.50 ; grapes. 51.C50U. SO ; pears , Bnrt-
lett , f8.10C42.25 ; peaches , yellow. f-J.10 ( 2.23 ;
peacho , lemon cling , fi.W ; plums , egg ,
fl.03l.SO ( ; plumS , golden dropt , tl.tO ;
plums , green gages , fl.05I.M ) ; peaches ,
with Pitts In , 11.00 ; currants , J2.30 ;
gooicborrlci , 12.25 ; iUlncc < , f2.10 ; raspber
ries , 12.90 ; strawberries , f2flO ; peaches , 3 Ib
eastern Rtnndnrds , fl.W ; 3 Ib pie , $1.10 ; 0 Ib
pie , f..OS ; gallon pie , J300 ; apples , high
stncdards , { 2,00 ; 2 It ) gooscberrluj , ' , 'Oc ' ; 2 Ib
strawberries , 00ffiMc ( ; 2 Ib raspberries , ! 1.CN ) ;
8 Ib blueberries , sOfitWc ; 3 Ib blackberries.
03(375o ( ; 8 Ib strawberries , preserved , Jl.SO ;
2 Ib raspberries , preserved , $1.J-0 ; 8 Ib black-
horrios , preserved , $1.20 ; pineapples , Bahama
chopped , $2 ( K ) ; 2 Ib Bahama grated , $2.75 ; 2
Ib Bahama sliced , f8.50 ; 8 Ib Stamlnrd sliced.
$1.25r < il.ftO ; cherries , 8 ib rod , Baltimore , 85
(1(050 ( ; poars,21b , Jl 30.
VF.iiBTAiti.E8 Tomatoes 3 IB extra , f 1.00 ;
3 Ib standard , western brands , OJs05r ; gallons
lens , strictly standard. $20. . ) . Corn Finest
grown , $1.00 ; gllt-cde ) ; sugar corn , very fine ,
51.60 ; choice 2 Ib stignr corn , $1.80 ; 8
Ib extra , western brands , S 5cMJl,00 ; 8 ID
standard , western br.imls , G0 ( . < $70i\ Mush
rooms 1 Ib French , extra tine , 82in85c ; 1 Ib
French , line , lS@22c ; 1 Ib French , ordinary ,
10dfl8c. Pcns--Tros flue , per can , 85c ;
ile mi tine , per can , lOc ; 8 Ib , sifted ,
81.00 ; 2 Ib early June. J1.25dl.i5 ( : ; 8 ID Mar
row , standard brand , ? 1.1U ; 2 Ib soaked , 57c.
String Beans 31b high gr.ido. Refugee , 5c ;
2 Ib Golden U'nx bc.ins , 75c ; 2 Ib string
beans , 70c. Lima Beans 2 Ib soaked , 75c.
Boston Baked Bcaus 3 Ib Lewis , $1.05 ;
crown brand , f 1.60. Sweet polnloes 3 Ib
Now .lordey. $1.JO. ( PutiipKin 3 Ib now
winnlcin. $1.00. Okr.i nnd tomntoes , $1.00 ;
Okra , Sl.lX ) ; sucotash , ? 1.8J.
UINNCII MEATS I Ib lunch tonpuo. $2.75 ;
2 Ib lunch tongue , ? 4.75 : 1 Ib corned beef ,
$1.20 ; S Ib corned bee. . $2.05 ; 0 Ib corned
bcel , $0.60 ; 14 Ib corned beef , $14.00 ; 2 Ib
boneless pips feet , $2.20 ; 1 ID English brawn ,
$1.30 ; 2 Ib English brawn , $ J. 1ft ; 0 Ib Eng
lish brawn , $ < ! ,50 ; 1 ID compressed ham ,
$1.75 ; 2 Ib compressed ham , $ ' . ! 75 ; 1 Ib chlnpcd
beef , $2.00.
SoAi4Castile , mottled , per Ib , SJfclOc :
do white , per Ib , 12o.
HIIOOMS Parlor , 4 tie , $2.75 ; 3 tic , $2.25 ;
stables. $ 'J.b3 ; common , Sl.5lKiJl.75.
COCOA } $ 'b tin , 4Uc per Ib.
CUOCOUTE 22ii35c per Ib ; German chic
ory , red , SiJt'e.
SAI.SODA Bbls , I'jj granulated , IJ/c ; kess ;
l' c.
c.COFKEC Roasted Arbuckle's Arlosa ,
25 c ; McLauglilin's XXXX , 2 : > { , c ; Germnn ,
25fs'c ; ; .Dilworth , 25 > c ; Alaroma , 85' c ;
bulk. 25' ' L- .
Corrci : Green Fancy old golden Rio , 25c ;
fancy old peaberry , 85c ; Rio , choice to
fancy , 24c ; Rio , prime , 23" § c ; Rio , good , 81Xc ;
Mocha , 20c ; Jura , genuine O. G. , 2Sc ; Jnva ,
good Interior. 24o ; African , 22e.
FISH Codfish , extra Georges , new , f > J c ;
grand bank , new , 4Vj'c ; silver , 2 Ib. blocks ,
Oo ; snow white , 2 Ib bricks , now , 7tfc ; Tur
key cod , larco middles , brick ? . S'4c ; snow
white crates , 12-5 ID , boxes , 7J c ; Iceland
haliDut , Oc ; medium scalca herring , ! . ' 5c ;
No. 1 scaled herring , 22c ; domesvio Holland
herring , ft5c ; Hamburg spiced herring , $1.50 ;
Rutsinn aardmcs , Too ; Russian sardines ,
plain , f > 5e ; imported Holland herring , Crown
brand , SOc ; do. fancy milkers. OOc ; mackerel
No. 1 shore , half bbls , $13.00 ; bloaters , half
bbls , $ IS.OJ ; Whitehall , half bbls. $7.U ( ) ; trout ,
half bbls. $550 ; family whitetish J .OO ; sal
mon , $8.ftO ; 1 Ib mnckiirel ( herring ) . $1.)0@ ( )
1 10 : 1 Ib linn mi baddies , $1.75 ; 1 Ib loDsterx ,
58.16itt2.85 ; 1 Ib Alaska salmon. Aleut. $1 O'J ;
! i Ib oysters , 10 oz , $1.05 ; 1 Ib oysters , ft oz ,
$1.15 ; 8 Ib select , 12oz , $2.35 ; 1 Ib clams , little
necks , $1 23 ; 2 Ib clams , little necks , $2.10 ;
, ' .f lb sardines , imported , per case , 100s ,
$11. OOiVi 10.00 ; ' 4 Ib sardines , imported , per
case , lulls , $ l5.0ii ( > 20.)0 ( ) : % Ib imported bone
less sardines , 2(5 ( ; } Ib sardines , American.
per 100 , French style , $4.ftO ( < i3.UO ; > $ Ib sar
dine ? , Amorlcan , per case , 100s , French
atvln. ar-rjiftis npi.U Ib aulines. mustard ,
lier case , oJi , $3. loC t.UO ; importo.i Upy cnr.
dines , $13.00.
SALT Dairy , 2SO Ih in bbl , bulk , S'2.10 :
best grade , 00 , 5s , $2.110 : best grade , 10J , 3s ,
$ 2.40 : best grade. 25. 10s , $2.80 : rock salt ,
crushed , $1.SO ; common , bbls , $1.20.
I1 AIIIN.U sous GOODS Barley , 3 > fV/4c ( ; fa
rina , flc ; peas , ac ; oatmeal , l".j'a ( > ; t ( ; : maca
roni , lOo ; vermicelli , lOc ; rice , 4 < ( Ci4e ( ; sngo
mid tapioca. C > { < i o : lima beans , ( > v.
On.s-Keroseae P.V. . lOe ; W. W ,
12V.fi- ; headlight , 13c ; gasoline , Ho ; salad oil
8.0L't ( 0.00 per doz.
SODA Pkgs 00 5s , ft' 'c.
NUTS Almonds , 15c ; Brazils , 14c ; tilborts ,
12'ic ; poccns , lie ; walnuts , 12J c ; ponnut
cocks , So : roasted , lie ; Tennesso pea
nuts , 7c.
Diiuoa ( Grocers' ) Per Ib Borax , 12c ;
coppenis , 2 > c ; Bay loaves , lie ; glue. Ilia ;
cpsom saits , 4c ; glnubor salts , 3c ; sulphur ,
2fc ; blue vitrol , Uc ; alum , 4 : tartarlc ucid ,
48c ; rosin 2c : saltpeter , ubsolutelypure , lOc ;
gum camphor. 2 Ibs in box , 1 oz cnlica. xiui
hops , 14 and } Ib packages , 20c ; sage , } { and
? -lb packages , ISc ; mnduer , IMe ; saltpeter ,
lJc ( ; indigo , 3-lb nnd 5 Ib boxes. S F. 03 ( < t70c ;
Indigo , : t-lb and 5-lb boxes , Madris. 75c ; seal
ing wax , 25-lb boxes , red , 3) ) c ; sealing wax ,
25-lb boxes , white. 4c.
SUOAHS Cut loafSii'ceut ; loaf cubes 7 o ;
standard , powdered , ; XXXX. powilured.
8c ; grannluted , standard , 7c ; confection
ei-9 , A , 0 4c ; white extra C , 0'0c ' ; extra C ,
Ni'b , G' c ; umber , Oc ;
Roi'E Basis Manilla rope , Ifto ; sisal rope ,
12 } c ; cotton rope , His ; now process , bV/i : .
COTTON TWINE Bibb , very line , 3 or J ply ,
2'2c : line , 20c ; Daisy , ISc ; c-indlo wick , 8'Jo.
Oi.ivr.sQuarts , pejdo$3.75 ; pints , per
doz , $2.85bulk ; , per gal , 05c.
VJ.N \n-30pr. . cider , Scgood ; , 12c ; white
wine , 15c.
STAUCII IJi'wSc par Ib.
STOVK FoLi ! > ii $2.00i5.b7 ( per gross.
BAC.S Am. , per 10J , $17.00 ; Lewiston , per
100 , $ l".0u.
Molasses Bbls , N. O. , choice , per gal ,
35ii ( 57c ; bakers' , 2t32e ? ( ; black strap. 80
< ( i'88c.WKAITIVO '
WKAITIVO PATEH Straw , per Hi , I1 * ; ®
2JuC ; rag , 8 } o ; manila , II , ft'aOc : No. 1 , 7c.
BAGS Union siiuare " , 35 per cent off list.
MKATS Hams. No. 1. II ) 11 > averngo ,
9'fc ; 80 to 82 Ibs. S e ; 12 to 14 ll.s , 04c ;
shoulders , 5 > .Jc ; breakfast Dacoic No. lb , i- ;
ham sausage , 8c ; dried beef hams , 7 , ' c ; beef
tongues , $ OUO per dozen ; dry salt meats. 5n $
tlfperlb ; ham roulette , t ) } < c ; boneless ham ,
7s4i ! ; picnic ham , Oj < j'c ; add lo porlb for
small lots.
_
Dry Roixl-i.
CAIII-KT WUAI Bibb , white , IS'-tfo ; colored.
S Standard , Sc ; Gem , lOo ; Beauty ,
12f'c } ; lloone , 14o ; peerless , case , $0 00.
CoitiET .Ii\Xb : Boston , "J/o ; Androhcog ,
in , 74'e : Koarsopo , 7Jtc ; uookport , O''tc ,
gConentogck ,
DINIMSAmoskeag , 0 07 , IC. ' o ; B
oz.llY.irt ; . , 7 oz , 13c ; Hnvmnker , SU't ;
JulTrey XX. 11 'TO ' ; JatTroy XXX , ! - . " > :
Bonver Creek AA , il o ; Beaver Creek U'lJ ,
0 > f c ; Beaver Crook CC , 0 'c.
KnsTfi'KY Jutxa Memorial , ISc ; Glen-
wood , 8ik- ; Kentucky Star , 35c ; Hercules.
ISc ; Empire , 23c ; Cottswold , 87 c ; Mel
ville , 85c ; Bang-up , 87 , c.
BLCAUIED SunciiNfis Ellerton , 7'c ;
Housekeeper , S',0New ' , Cnndidato , t > Hc :
Berkeley cambric No. 00 , lc ) ; Best Yet. 4-4
OV'j butter cloth OO. 4'4e ' ; Cabot , 7 } c ;
Fnrwoll half bleached. 8-ic ' ; Fruit of Loom ,
b4c ; Green G , O' ' c ; Hope , 7 } e ; King Phil
ip cambric , lOc ; Lonsdulo cambric. lo ( ) ;
Lonsdalo. 8 > < c ; Now York mills , lO c ; Pop-
psroll , 48 In , lOc ; Pepperell , 40 In , lie ; Pop-
Perell , 04 , 14 > , c ; Popperoil , 8-4 , 80c ; Pep-
p roll , 0-4 , 880 ; Pepporcll , 104. 8lo ; Canton ,
4 ° , 8'4o ' : Canton , 5-4 , O'jc , ; Triumph , Oo ;
\\asmutta , lie ; Valley , 5'4c ' ; Barker ,
bleached , 8c.
BUOWN iSiirr.Tl.NO Atlantic A , 4 4 , 7 c ;
Atlantic H , 4-4. 7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , 0"4c ;
Atlantic P , 4 4 , e ; Aurora LL. 4-4 , Oe ; Au
rora C , 4-J. 4Wc ; Crown XXX , 44. 04c ;
Hooslcr LL , 4 4 , f.V ; Indian Head , 4 4 , 7c ;
Lawrence LL , 4 4 , 5c ; Old Dominion. 4 4 ,
ft'j'e ; Pcpperoll R , 4 4 , OJfc ; Popperoil 12 , 40
incn,7J/c : Pcpparrell , b 4 , 17 > < o ; Popporoll ,
0-4. 20o ; Pepporoll , 10-4. Wo ; Utica C , 4-4 ,
JJ'ic ; Wachusett , 4 4 , 7c : Aurorn R , 4-1. "o ;
Aurora B , 4-4. rtWc , : Atlas , O N B , 7J.c ;
Farmers' No. 1 , 87-in. . 5c.
Cnsii Stevens' B , 6'jo ; .Stevens' A , 7o ;
Stevcna' A bleached Sc Sloven ' P
, , ; * , 7J4o ;
Stevens' P , blenched , 84'o ; Stevens' N , fe'c ;
Stevens' ' N , bleached , &Xc ; Stevens' SRI1 ,
lie.
CAMUHICSSlater. . 6c ; Woods , Be ; Stand
ard , 5c ; Peacock , 6c.
SIIIUTIVO Checks Caledonia X , 0' ' < c ,
Caledonia XX , K ) , kCi Kcoouiuy , I'o ' , Otu ,
Oc : Hraoltc , fl e ; Haw Hirer , r. e. Craw
ford , Me.
TICK * Oakland , A , 7tfei International.
VY , Sc ; Shetucket , S. SM oi U'nrren , No
S70 , 10c : Berwick , HA , 1ST Acme. llc ! ;
York , HO Inch , 13JVO ; York , : inch. IflVJc ;
Swift River , so ; Thorndlke , OO , S'c ' ;
Thorndlke FF , S ) < c ; Thorndike. 12J , 0'ii'i
Thorndlko XX , U c ; Cordl , No. ft. li'c ' ;
Cordla No. 4. ItiVJc.
Dtrii--West Point , 20. | , S-oz , PJ o ;
West Point , 80-in. 10-oz , 18)ic ) ; West IVmt ,
0-ln , 18-oz , 10.V ; West Point , 40 in , ll-o/ ,
ITo ,
FrAXNKt.s Plaid Raftsmen , 5Ho ; Clear
Lake , 32o : Iron Mountain. 8r. c ; White
23 > c. Red-C , 24-ln. 15c ; K , 81In , 81
G G 21 In. 80o ; H A F , X , 25o ; J R F , J ( ,
87c : G. ? , ' . 83c.
PniNTi Solid Co ors Atlantic , Oo ; Sinter ,
Oo ; Berlin oil. G' ' e ; Gnrnnr ell < l ( 7c , Piulc
and Robes Richmond , O o-.Allen.il c ; Rtv-
erpoint , 6'ie ; Steel Rtvor , Oc ; Paeillo , 0 > < Ci
Indigo Blue -St. Leper. 6)40 ; Wnsblnglon ,
0o , , ; American , OJ o : Arnold , OHc ; Arnold
Century. Oo : Ainuiul , I8o ; Stlefol A , 18o ,
hnrtoroak , ft' ' i ; ; Raninpo. 4'c ' ; Lodl , 5'4'i' ' ;
Allen , Cc ; Richmond , Oc ; Windsor , t' > H'c ;
Eddystone.OJ o ; Paeitlo. OV c ,
GINOIIAM Plunkett checks , O'j'c ; Whit-
tcnton , tlVo ; ; York. O''c ; Normnndl dress ,
Calcutta dreat , "Me ; Renfrew dress ,
Mutuls.
BLOCK TIN Small pig , 2Sa per 11 > ; bar , 20c
per 11' .
Corrcu Planlslied boilorslzei , 3lo per Hi ;
cold rolled , 2io per Iti : shnathiiK"To per lt > :
Pitts nnd lists , 8So per Ib.
GALVANI/L-II SUBBT htox Dhc't 50-10 per
cent , p.a. plan. Iron , A , lo c ; 11 , 0.c. :
Roorixii Charcoal , I. CM 14x80 , 112 , $5.00 ;
1. X. , J7.W.
Surer IitosNo. . 2(5 ( , $ t.73 ; No. 27 , $3 b5.
Sol.DKH 1 ll ( > 10c.
TIN PUTC. : ! . , 10x14 , 283 , $740 ; I. X ,
10x11 , 225 , $ ; i.25. < . '
TIN Pi.ui-Cole : I. C. . 10x14,223 , 0.50.
STKEI. Nii.s Base , St.OO.
STIII.I. WIIIK Nm.s Ba Ll , $3 50.
WliiE Jnp. b.vrD , $ .t.OJ ; galv. , $1.20.
Borax , lie ; citno acid. 40' < i51f > . tnrlnric
acid , 42c ; carbolic nvid , .VC44lr : castor oil ,
SI. 20jl. ( 28 ; balsum tolu , 'li'iCittlO.tonka ;
beuns. $1.55o.00 ( ; | ; cubeb berries * , $ l..i.l : calo
mel , 05c ; camphor , 45 < i4'i' ' ) ; i-anthnrides ,
$1.25@1.30 ; cussi.i bud : ! , 17' 8'io : chHrofonn ,
50Q52o ; ergot , 45i 50o : giyc-jrine , 2t'.rf8.V ( ;
gum nrablo , OOlitOjc ; Ijcopodium. ( ' ( ' ? > ;
mercury , SOr ; morphine eulpti , 52,0lii(3 ( 15 ;
opium , 5303 ; quinine , 35jf50o ( ; turpentine ,
.I4o : linBoua , raw , 5Sc : boiled , Ole ; Atn-
saiTron , 34c : white wax , 5lc ) ; yellow wax , 35c.
To tlic 'Jrnvflinu Piilillr.
The grc.-xt Uoclc Island route tins ) ) ro-
viilctl every coiironicnuo uml comfort
for its jmssoiiKors jjoinsr enst over its
main line. Its solid vestibule express
trains , which leave duily for DCS
Monies , Davenport , Hoek Island timl
Chicago , lire the liuest in the world.
They consist of new mid elegant day
couches , tliniiitr oars , I'lillmaii | iiai'e :
sleeping cars and free reclining chair
cars , superbly appointed and fitted
up with all the modern improve-
men 16 that conduce toafc and luxurious
travel. .Innctional and terminal con
nections are tnado in union depots and
at I'hicugo with fast limitcil vestibule
exurcbs trains for all points oast. In
addition to this inayjnilu'ont train , two
express and mail trains leave Oinuha
daily , carrying sleepers and di nine cars.
Further information as to route.- .
rates , lime , berths , etc. , call on or ad
dress J. L. DeBevoise , ll0j ! Farnam
street , Omaha , N'oh. Telephone 7S1 ! .
E. ST. . .TOIINJxo. . SKHA-JTIAX.
General Mannger , G. T. \ 1' . A. ,
Uhicajjo. _ Chicago.
A Venerable Sn-irl.
Ward Four has a pcnial , { jcod-natnn d
old pentloman , who has lonjr since
passed the nje { of three score , who for
ainnsemcnt and profit is interested in
the breediii } ; of t amo birds , says the
llolj-ol.o , Nl rtd. . 1 > o. * oo - 4i. I Jo , | ,
quite a pen of these pugnacious nets
and is as fond of them as a litlle girl
with her first doll.
One of the old man's chief amuse
ments is to light his pipe and while
seated in his cellar on an inverted leir
or wooden lojj. smoking to his heart's
content , watch a. battle between two of
his feathered pets , let loose in the collar
for fccientilie training. H is no uncom
mon thing for these nocturnal bouts lo
take place at any liour of the nip lit.
But while the old gentleman enjo.\s
the cock light , his good wife has co'n-
tciontons scruples against its being in
dulged and not infrequently the old
man's amusement is disturbed ! > y the
sudden apparition of his better-half ,
who nuilces no bones of snatching
him bald headed , " unless the roosters
are immediately quartered nnd the
light stopped.
Thn other night a son-in-law , of the
family had occasion to go into the cellar
to investigate a noise during the wee
sma * hours , and seeing a light in one
part of the place went forward , Mid
there saw the old lad , witli ono of nis
pot gamers Irving' its metal against a
big brahma rooster. The old lady was
quietly informed of what was in nrojj-
rcbs , nnd the next day. and for several
dayh following , the old man was a suf
ferer from the "grip , ' ' nnd is not rjnito
Euro \\hether a brick bloclc fell on him.
or whether he canjo in contact with tlje
hind foot of a mule , He lights no mute
roosters after midnight.
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIKriN'E OINTMENT
is only put up in IIIKJO two-ounce tin boxes ,
and is nn absolute cure for all sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands and all skin erup
tions. Will positively cure nil kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINK OIN I'-
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company
at 85 cents per box--by mail 80 conu.
SCHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN ,
ProvisionsMStocks
Basement Fiwt Niliaii Bn'i ,
! )05 ) SouIh litlli Street , . Otimlin.
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital . $100,000
Snrplus.lan. 1st , I8 ! 0 . 57 , < > 00
OITHKHS AND DlltlXTUIt *
llEMtVV. . V\TKS , I'reitiliint.
luvisS. . Itr.mi , \ ' leg rrcaiJu.it.
JA'- . W.HAVat \
\ \ . V. Mnii ! > r
JOHN S , L'OM.I.SJI ,
It. C. ( , 'l'SIIINO.
J. N. II. \TIIICK. .
\V. | [ . M.llU.IIIK- lll9
THE IRON BANK ,
Cnr. ISlli and I'linmm Sti.
A General lianklni ; llusliiosj Transacted.
"
BLAKE , BOISSEVAIN & CO , ,
London ,
ADOLPH BOISSEVAIN & CO ,
BANKERS.
Ihij uml i'll Aiiirnraiiirruriuei niCtiniinl > lon
nudnii nnil on nil 1 < mliiit'iitn ! iimtki > ti.
Nvifutitttlo ! ) ul iivw luan tt vpt'Ctiiltv.
RESTORED
rrrinutuio linear. > vnuuii IMht I > > , Ixjit
) l nU < Kxl , Ac , ) j lntlrluJlnti.lDer rykno i , rrnit-
.
rty tiafldltrovcrrHd * linplfcm .ani of ittlf cure , which
lie III itnil ( lmili.il > tm. \ . 10 l.U t.-llow .ullflf r .
Additu.J. U. KULVU" , I'U. IJui MiO.Ncw
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK ,
Cnpltnl , - $4OO.OOO
Surplus , - "O.OOO
OilU'fr * mill niMriirV" M Mor-fmixn , fl
> l. Hitchcock , .U.s , ( inrnenti , < ) ' . A llcnrv K.
M Andernnn.Vni4 ( I M il. v. lire. ' , ! ! < . IIV > I.
Intna , A. I' , llopkln.4 , jnv . \ . Mllinnl , cn liler ;
1' . II llrynnt. asMMiuu < miner. _
_ _ Dooto and Shoos-
HfniktufDALL , jo v is Tt ro ,
HucctMini to llto.l , Jono , V Co.
Wholesale Hannfactiire orBgti& ! ) Shoes
Actnti for tlniton IlubhcrShon I'o , ll . 1104am ! 1100
' 4 , Umttia , Ncbrmika.
Browora.
SIORZ ,1U.EIl. .
Lager Beer Brewers ,
Ull Noth KUbl olh Strttt.Oniinft , N brr .
Cornloo.
, EAOLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Maniifacliirers of Galvanize ! Iron Cornice
wcM" mut rnslnMf * ijrilaht John Kin-
proprietor. UB itu.l IP South loin mrert.
Artlats' Mntorlnla.
A.110SPK , Jr. ,
Arlists1 Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1113 Iouiiln Blreet.Omntin , NebraiVi.
_ Conl , CoUo , Etc.
OMAHA COAL , t'
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Goal
WJ Soulh 13tb ttr it. Omn'.n. Nctimsk * .
XERRASKA Fl'EL CO. .
Soippers of Coal and Goto
_ 111 South 13ti ! tr et , Omixhn. Nelimtkft. _
Clpars.
DEAN , ARMSTROXQ A CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars ,
pJHorth 6th StreetOraaUR , Mel ) . 'Hello" H29.
Dry Cood9jin < l Notions ,
"
Sir. . if.v / ni A ra ,
Dry Goods , Fnrnisliinu Goods and Notions
. , . .
' l > il ,1 t I I - .V i
KILPATRWK KOCH DRV GOODS CO. ,
Importers & Jokers in DryGooito , Notions
Qenti' Kurnliblnx Cooti. fo'nir IHli mid Ujrncr
moots. OmnhR , Nu'jrn'tn.
Furniture
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
farnam ttrojt , Omalm. Vobrni'tit.
CHARLES
Furniture.
Omaha , Nebra * !
Groceries.
MoCORD , RRAUTA CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
13th ana Leu ranrcrtii ilr.'au. Omaha , Ncbriuk * .
Hardware.
A vnn A 7'.iv7o/ ? .
Builders' ' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop-
tlccbunlcs Tools nnil lIutTalo cxlei. 1105 tcucaj !
itrot't , Umiilm Nsu.
Lumljor , Eto.
JOHN \\"AKEF1ELD \ \ ,
Wholesale Lninter , Etc.
faporled ami Anicrlrnn IVirtlnnil Cement. FUtt
ccent lur > lll ir.ikoH llr.lriiihc Curaenl
anrt C'tni ot White l.l.ue.
"CHAS.
Dealer in Hardwcrfl Lnraber ,
> ? oed C4r | ) H an.1 p.irqunt Do Tin'Olb. and DJUglai
urceti , on.a'Ju. ' Nebrnika
.1//.N/.YC ? I'd ,
Mines ? and SMpi'srf Hard ail Sofl C03
. .
at. ' i li t > iur uii nun'c ' null i n iiuiun.t > *
LOUIS ItllAUFOlW ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lalli , Lime , SasQ
Datrs. eta Yarrtu I'ornor 7tn n.J DJU IH. OfflffO
CorniT JOtli anil liuxi | .
IVIED. nr. ORA r ,
Lnmlier , Lirae , Cement , EtcElc , ,
Corn i Mil an.1 Doagl" Uroeti.
fnTTTfnor'y'nnd notions.
1. ORERFELDEfl .t CO. ,
Importers & Jokers inKilliDcry&'Notions
SOS.ilOand 21J South lltli street.
Hotlonn.
J. T. ROIIIXSOX MOTION CO. ,
Wbolesale Notions an3 Farnisliing Goods ,
11JI llnrney stract , Onmlia.
Olio.
7V1.VA LINE CO. ,
Refined and Lubricatini Oils ,
Axle (7rase , etc. ' Omhhi. A. II. Ulnliup. Mnnnurr.
Pnpor.
Wholesale Paner Dealer ! ! ,
C ror nlccaloclcnf r n'lnz. ' wra plnn nnd wrlllna
paper. fciicl | l attoiuloii tilvou In canl iminT.
Sn'ao to.
A. L. DEAXK .t CO. .
amoral Avonts for
Hall's ' Safes ,
Ml end rgj South 10th St , Omaha.
Toys , Etc.
77. HARDY A CO. ,
Jotibera of
Toys , Dolls , Albnms , Fancy Goofo ,
o'iie Kurnliblnii Gc-ott. Children' * Carrlaici. 1201
tatnani ilnct , OiDilm. M'b.
Agricultural Implomonta.
LIK'IKOER & 'MKTCALP co.i "
Aerlcnlt'l ' Implenifinls , Wagons , Carriages
Ilucdoi , elo. WUnlcialo. Om hii , Netirittkn.
- L. & . I17.V/J ENOItfK .V I'l'Ml' IO. , '
Steam and Waler Supplies ,
: " I nr.llli. 'M miii u Jonci it. Omati * .
G. r. Hoi , ActlaK Manaunr
1IROWNRLI. A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
fii eMron MOT * , tlcam pumpv i-a-c mill * .
I.eiTunwortli > tro t , Uia&Un
Iron Works.
I'AXTOX & VIBRLIXU IROXYORKS \ ,
Wroosht and Cast Iron Building WorU ,
iiii > , linn vfnrk. Boneral founrtry , ninflnnr. ouj
blncmiultb wurk. ( imcu lli'l ' worl.i. U" I llf
nnU 17th itrtnl , uaiutia. _
.s.u-7 ; A 'IRON
Hands of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vaulti , , j ll wur . iron ibultvn nnit nro ( .icujm ,
U. AuiUteu , piup r. Cor. lltli anil J i uu bt .
Sash. Doors , Eto. _
M A. DisnRfC'O ] \ , " "
\VluU il manufacturer ; (
afy BOOK , BlifluS and Mooldinzs ,
Ilraucli ulOco , ITtk ao < l liaM trool , Omatit Neb.
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SOtrTH OMAH. A.
UNION STOCK YARD CO. ,
Of South Omana , Ltmitcl
