THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
v * Hutchlnson Koopa the WhoatTrado
in a State of Expectancy ,
A DULL DAY IN THE CORN PIT.
\
lilltlo Stir In Onti llnrly f'rovtolonn
fc'cnreelv Oot Out or the Uut
A I'lrni I'cL-lliiK In Cat
tle Quotations.
CHICAGO IMlODUcn MAUKKT3.
rinrioo. March 23. | Special Telegram to
Tiiis Hrp.J Uuslno s In wheat today was nt
no tune up to 1 o'clock hcavor , Important.
The trade wad kept on the alert , however ,
by the expectation that Ilutchlnson would
nttempt a stroke of some sort before the
close. Tlio price of May was nil day bctwenn
" 0 ' , c and 70 ; < c. July was nt the same time
between "bj e and TS WTOe. There was no
vcrj decisive , firm undertone considering
tlio offerings. Liverpool cables wore steady.
jSt , Louis nnd New York both had buying
orders in this market , which xvcro felt nt
bottom prices. Ilulcbinson sold wheat early
nnd there was selling traced to Cudaby.
Opinions differed on the present storm.
Manv regarded it as Meet and hard on the
flolilrt and others saw positive good in the
snowfall. Altogether the local trade was
bonrinh carlv , but when the market failed to
decline scalpers bought their wheat back.
\ \ neat closed weak at the bottom pries of
the day and c under last night
at I'tifc for Mav. Ilutchlnson took any quan-
t'of ! wheat on his puts sold last night at
und around 70 ' c. The crowd , who had been
bu.viiigin expectation of the market being
forced to call the price , quickly sold out and
left the market lint. March ilijiji1 , May and
Juno T'.i' c and Julv 0\c wore tlio last and
bottom prices.
1 raders in corn called this the dullest day
of the month In the pit. Ilutchlnson sold
moderately. Aborts wcro fair buyers on
Htorm weatliT. March closed nominal nt
M\o. May Hold nt aiJ.f f20J < c , closing at
"y.iftt'i'ljfjc. Other closing prices wore :
April. .H.'c ' : June , SO'/'iiSO ' c ; July , 31 , ' ( > ( ( g
31l4c ; August. 3lXc ; September , 3J'Kc.
'ihoro was little GtirlnoatscarlvanJ prices
( started up somcxvhat on buying by lltitchln-
Bon , This was taken as an opportunity by
KgglPston to sell a lot of long oats , lie sold
Ilutchlnson 500,000 bushels at 22-h'c and
\vot lied off an much more in smaller blocks
May sold nt 22VC early , up to 221H < ( *
JJJJ c and closed at 221Jrt22o. ( , Other fu
tures changed but a fraction all day.
Provisions scarcely got out of the rut to-
ilny 'Jho only now feature in the trade was
the selling of porlc by Haxtcr , who was cred
ited with having a big order to execute. All
the products opened a shade higher this
morning. On higher prices and light re
ceipts at the stock yards mess pork sold at
$10 GO early for May , on" to $10 50 and closed
nl 810 55 .luly pork scld at JIO 75 and off to
J1007K Lard sold at ? ii 17' , , ( ( ? ' . 20 for May
and * ! 27lij ( < cT > : io for July , opening at the
best iUuroH. Hibs started ftt J5.1. > for May
and . > 25 for July and declined slightly with
other products. LarO and ribs closed at
cxaetiy i cbtcrday's prices.
CIllO.YfiO L1VI3 STOCK.
C UK AOO , March y. [ Special Telegram to
Tut ; MM : j CATTIE The market today was
s'ow early owing to the light offerings , the
severe storm delaying trains , nnd not more
than half a day's arrivals were yarded up to
noon. The feeling was one of more or less
llrmncss and sales indicate strong \ester-
daj's llgures. The inclement weather also
had a tendency to keep buyers , % hose ordeig
wcro not urgent undercover. Good uutch-
crs' stock continues scarce and everything
in this line was quickly picked up at better
prices than yesterday , although the mar-
Itet cencrally would not justify any
quntnblo advance. The supply of
TCXIIDB up to noon was about tlio
same as yesterday seventeen cars. Stocker -
er ni.il feeders were in request. Calves
were rather slow. Choice to oxtia bcovcft ,
f I S > ( ( ii.OO ! ; medium to good steers , 1,350 to
1,500 Ibs , fl. 0g ( ! CO ; 1,200 to 1IJO Ibs , $3 50
OS I 10 , 050 to 1,2(0 ( Ibs. $ , i.25/3.75 Stockers
nud feeders. $3 I < & .UK ) ; cows , bulls and
mixed , ? ! .50W3 30 ; bulk , ? 2.4'u ; < 2 iO. Texas
corn fed steers. ? J l > , ' @ 3 30.
IIos Harly anivaia were not more than
nbout one-third of the day's estimate and
the supply on sale did not offer sullieient
Btcu-lc for the competitive demands of ship
pers and packers , t > o that the latter were
more or less generally out of
the market save m cases of
those who were obliged to have hogs for
market and they were "in" buying in com
petition with tlio shippers. Prices wore
btrong and moved up full lOc per 100. Sales
langed ? l. 15 to M 30 for snips and selected
light unil $ I.2G ( I 30 for packing and mixed
grades , llcst hua\y sold at 1 35ii4.4J ( and
light sorts at fl 20t34.2T1 . Two sales of
choice 2-lb-lu hogs sold at ft 12 } * .
New Vouic , March 2S. I Special Telegram
to Tun HIE. : I STOCKS Kach day appears
to a d to the indifference of the public re-
gatdint ; the stock market , and the long con
tinued dullness has created much the same
npiril among tlio trade. Commission houses
are Idle nnd transaction1) from day to day
liavo a dull character.Ylion business was
resumed today stocks ecnerallv opened \ c
! IHi ! doxvn on reports of ,1 storm in the west.
Louisville .S ; Nushvillo was down % and
l.ouisvillo , Now Albany & Cnicaeo l ) per
cent. Later the market rallied and became
dull and steady at about the opening figures.
Hoclc Island sold ex-dividend at O2'.j , with n
little bulge to tO'g. ' During thuhour tr- noon
there was further depression. New nnglnntl
went off to 40 , St. 1'aul to Ci > .
Kock Island to OSS' , and Union
Pacific to O'J.'g. Tcnnesseo Coal was
weak and dropped to 5134' . Chicago Gas was
weak and dripped to 51 ? . , ' . Sugar trust ,
after a dip to ( VI , recovered " 4. The market
was n veiy tame affair. The business of the
dav in stocks was leas than 100,000 shares
and the market closad without any feature
of importance. Such changes ns were made
ID prices were in thoshapo of declines owing
to dullness. Tennessee coal dropped do.vn
to 50 f und Uackawamm lost \ , while Head
ing licld about steady. Now England , Erie ,
nnd Northern Pacific showed losses. De
clines in granger and other western shares
worn as follows : Dtirlington and Missouri
Paciilc each' ' s' , Northwestern and St. Paul
each ' 'H ' , und Kock Island * * per cent , The
total sales wcro M'.O'jO ' ' shares.
The folio wing were the closing
I * . B 4s rumilir. 1.2 Kaithnru 1'nclllo III
U.S.43coupons r.U do nreferrod . . .
r.f.4'sr8 iili r Ji ' , 0. .V N. \ \ . . . .
r. t.4t | cnuK | > u icy. do preferred. . . .MJ
1'nclilciisot 'Ji 110 i.V.V.iVntral. . . . Utn ,
LVnlral I'ttclllc. 31 < IM\K ) lU'i '
. lton . li'J Itocklrtlaui !
Chtciuo.llurllnutoii 'I' ' . , M.St.l' . . . .
AOulnov luHil dopreferrod . .
! > . .lk\W ia'i St. I'an I .V Omaha
lllinolsl'i'ii trul . .115 dnurefurrea . \
1. . II. \ W. . . . . " , Union 1'aclllo . .
KaiiMis.V'lexis . . 0 W..St. L. * I1. . .
l.nkoShoro . . . . m : ooprof'irre.i. . . - ai i
Mlchk-ftU teutnil U7 Western Union. ,
MUkouriraoino
at per cent.
par
cent.
SmmiNn i\ciusnK-Quiot : , strong ; sixty
daj tills , tl s4 ; demand , ? l.t > 7.
MuuKi.
NEW YOIIK , .March 2S. [ Special Telegram
to TUB Hsu. I1'lu I follown ; arj tnj mln-
Itigstoelc quotatioiu :
Alice . . HO Horn Silver . . Stt
UvUliar , . 150 Ironbilvur 175
Ilmt \ lleirher. : N ) Mi > xtL-au ; i
I'onutoclc. T. bill -JxnM Mount Diablo LMO
( ; oii.tuck.T. ; crp.3iiO North K.illolsie .HJ
lalfilonlH , lih \"fi \ - ' '
1W
JO )
CIIODUCUM Vlt'-CKlM.
Cnirno. March 23 ll" n. m. clow-
Flour .Steady and unclmngcd , winter
wncat , ta.iw ? l.40 , oiirin ? wheat , I1.10" (
UW : ryo. ? 2 ttKfttf.-O ; in bbls.
Provisions Shoulders , | l.40 ( < 4Jr > 0 ; short
clenr. . * . l&f'i.'j H > ; short ribs , March. 15.15.
Hiittor Ha 'i crentnory , IC' Mc ! dniry ,
.
Uhecsc Klrtn ; full cream Cheddars , 10' '
( r10'p ' ; Mats , lOVulO'tCi YounB Americas ,
IK.
IK.KKKS Steady : froih , I3QUc-
Hides Steady ( heavy ntid Ilifht croon
snlted , 4. 1-1 0 ; sultod bull , ) Jfc ; prcnn
sailed cnlf , r , , ' < edry ; Hint , 6@Te ; dry suited
IndCB. liui dry calf , S(4Co ; deacon * , 20c each.
Toliow Uiiohnnped ; No. 1 solid packed ,
3'fcj No. 2 , . ' ) ic ( ; cuke , 4e.
Hecelnls. Shlptn't .
Hour . IS.Otti S.OOO
Whpnl . 19.00(1 ( S.OOO
Corn . M'UJOJ 201.000
oats . ur.ooj ITOOO
New YorK , March S5. Wheat Hoeolpts ,
20. SOO bushels ; exports , 30.003 bushels ; spot
irregular ; No. 12 led , Wslgi' ' ' In eleva
tor , bWiii'JJfonlloat ' : options lowcr.No. 2 red ,
March , closing atiOJifc.
Corn Kpcclptft , fil.JIO bushels ; exmrts ,
3I.C.O ! ) busheli ; spot llrm ; No. ! ! , : K@
M'tcln clevulor , yr QSrji'o ulloat ; options
steady ; March , ! is jfe.
Cats Ki-cclpts , IJ1,013 bushoN ; exports.
5.100 busheU ; spot llrmor ; No. 2 white ,
riljc ; mixed wentcrn. a7Hi31 ( < - ' ; options
llnner March closini atai "
: : X"1--0-
Coffee Options rlosod steady lit 10iiM (
points down. Sale * . 11'JjO bas ; March ,
JIS.OO ® ! * 10 ; slot Hlo easier ; fair cargoes ,
f.H.M ) .
buparSteady ; raw , Cuba centrifugals Oi
test , ( )7-10u.
IVroloum United closed , April ,
Kircs .Steady ; xvostoru , UK1--
I'ork Firm ; now mes * , * ll fi'J 12.00.
Lard Dull ; western steam , ? 0 GO.
liutttr-'Knaior ; western creamery , 18@
2)Kc ) : Kl ln.a c.
Uneoie Firm ; western , lOjfSlOXe1'
ft. Ionl4. March 23. - \ \ no -Lower- - ,
cash , TiJ c ; May , 77c.
Corn-iligher ; cash. Me ; Mav , W c.
Oats -Firm ; cash. 2Jc ; May , 22c.
I'orkQuiet ; $10 5U.
Lard Xomlniilly .15f < J2.20.
\Vlii < lcy-tl.Oi !
Hotter Steady ; creamery , 20jiJ2d i dairy ,
ICr < U2c.
. Mfl\iniilci > , > , March 23 Wheat Quiet ;
No. - spring , cash , 74c ; May.J ! L' .
Lorn Hlfihor : No. a , 29'r' ' .
Onta Firm : No.1whlti > , 2l > ; c.
Hyo Firmer ; No. 1 , 13 , ' e.
Hurley Firm ; No. a , Jl' ' c.
I'rovisiona I'OPK , ? 10. 1 < .
flUmiiMitmlis. March 23. Wheat
Market quiet ; rcccints , iriSrarp ; shipments ,
1 cars. Closun : : No. 1 bard , March ,
70c ; on track. Oc ; No 1 northoni , March ,
ii' ' c ; on track , 7b'iW7Uc. ' ( No. 2 northoni ,
March , , o'e. ,
linns 11 City. March 23. Wheat
Stronger : No. 2 hard , cash , OSXc ; No. 2
red , cash , 70c bid.
Corn Steady ; XP. 2. cash , 22 u bid.
Oats No. 2 cash , ll ! ( l'J'c. '
1,1 \ H STOCK.
Clilcatrn. March 2 Cittlo-Kocoipf ,
0,500 ; market strong ; beeves. fl.Sr > ( iioOU ;
steers. $3.23'nlOO ' ; stockers and feeders ,
tJ.riOi3..iO ( ' , cows , nulls and mixed. $1.50 ®
a SO ; Texas corn-fed steers , SJ.'JUfuS. ) 30.
HOKS-- Receipts , Ih.UOO ; market strong , . " @
JOu lusher ; nixed , $1.10(34 ( ; iO ; heavy , $1 10 j
452 : hBht , * ! ' 0-rl.M ; - : > . snips , f.2J@I.UO. !
Sheeplieccipts ( i.OOO ; market stradv ;
natives , Jl ( )0tt ) < 00 ; western corn-fed , ft. 80
j.OCi ; Texans , $ . ) .50i.0 ( ! : ! ; lambs , $5.00(30 ( 'JO.
.Nationalitou. . ! VnriN. Knt : St.
Iiiii4. ) March 2i. Cattle KecciutsIOU ;
Bhipincnts. 1,0 lO : stoora. ? 3 10 4 'JO , stocker.s
and feeders , * 2 . ' 5 3 40.
Hoes Kccoipts. ' . ' . ( lOO ; shipments , t.100 ;
market lusher , heavi , f I.l.if4 2o ; packint ; .
54 05 ( < 4 20 ; llfht , & 00. H.15.
Ivunsii4 ( 'itj.MttrclrJiC.ittloUecaipts ,
3,400. shipments , 2.10J. market stionir ;
steers. ? 3. lUul. 10 , stocuors and fecUers ,
'
Horoipta , C.OOO ; shitimento , 100 ;
market hiKher ; till uradca , * 4 Oili .l 12 , ' .
UMAMA 1,1 VH STOCK.
Cuttle.
Friday. Mai ch ' 'S.
Kstlmated recoiuts of cattle 1,100 , coin-
pared with l.&ll yesterday awtl 2,131 last
Friday. The receipts did not meet the do-
in and and the market opc-ncil active witii
overytliiPK coed eagerly souulit after. Ho
fore noontime no'iriy evL-rytiiiiiK bait
changed hands on a strong , act ivc inariict.tlio
best grades 01 steers arid cowa at prices
from oc to lOc above yesterday's sales and
the poorer quality selling at jood strong
prices. One bench of 17 steera avoraumir
14I0 ! pounds sold at 54 30 , and 15 avcrnpln ?
1,452 pounds.bold at # 1. 10 , the top of the mar
ket. while three cows nvoraslni ? 1420 pounds
sold at$3.bO , the highest price p-ud for cows
for some lime. Nearly everything in
tlio steer line sold at or above
$ . (00 ( The supply of cow stuff was
limited , even small in proportion to the cross
receipts and as a conseciuenuo
the market was spirited and prices
ruled hard and strong from the oppnini ; to
the close of the market. The fo\v feeders
in were soon picked up. Quito a number
of bulls wore in , some of thoui were good ,
changing hands at t > ' .l )
nstimatod receipts of hogs 1.303 , comp-ired
with ' -C : ) ! > yesterday anJ 2l03 ! last Fridav.
Thcro wore not hogs onou h on sale to sup
ply ono packing house , lot Mono enough to
make u mnrknt. Thora was a rush of buy
ers for the few lots of hogs , everything
above yesterdav'f > top. The top unco yes
terday was f I 02J < , while the top today was
$ < . : ! nnil the lowest sules ? l 0 > . The avor-
au'O price paid .u-storday win $ .t 07 , com
pared witn about $1 07 today. All wcro sold
in u short time. ' 1 hu market Is now at the
highest point since October 1. . whoa half of
the receipts sold at 51 021 . . ( ifl.l2 > f.
ii 1'rlo.M.
The follov.'itu ; is j ti'jle of prijji pail In
this market for the gr.ilji of stoo' { uiou-
tioned :
Prime steers. 13J3 to V'M lb.J3.ri ! ) rrl 03
Good steers , I'iVJ to ITi J Ilia. . . 3.55 Mil.'i \
tJood stour * , 1U.V ) to 13 ) d tin. . . II 2" > tii > l.'J'i '
Common 10JJ to 113'J ' lb btuori. 2 ' .U ( Vc.i.55
Common eaiuicrs . l.OJ dCJ.OO
Ordinary to fair POWJ . 100 ( < LJ 3 >
Fair to gooit cows . l.'JO ' ( , < 2,45
Good to choica cows . 2.20 ( dilOO
Cnoico to fancy cow * . 2.S5 rtt.l.S5
Fair to good bulls . 1.75 otJ.S'J
Choice to fancy bulls . 2.5J ( iti."i'i ; '
Light Htuokcrs and fi'odors. . . . 2.51 < M.15
Feeders. UVJ to 1 IOJ IDs . 20) ) util 50
Fair to choice light boss . 4.10 Ml. 12' ' ;
Fair to choice heavy bogs . 405 iVl.10
Fair to choice mixed IIO.M . 4.05 ltd 10
ltatipn ol' Priuo * llom.
The following t iblo Biioivj the r.inija of
prices paid for hugs :
Light and medium hogs . ? 4 in ( tfl 12' ' , 4'
Good to choice mixcahogj. . . 4 05 < < fl 10
Uood to choice he.ivy hogs . . 1 05 ( n.1 10
mo nf 1'rloort iltciip.
The following table shows the range of
prices paid for t > bcop :
Primofat sheep . , . . . . < I-U ( < 15 53
Good fat sheep . ! l S'J ( (81 OJ
Common to medium sheep . . . 2 OJ ( < } 75
Lambs . . . 4 OJ t't < J OJ
l 0 CO it ( It IIO l.
Tlio following table gives the average con
of hogs on the datoj montionol , including
the cost today , as nasod upon sales reported :
Date. Prioa. Date , Price.
March 1 firs March 15 3 OTM
March : i a 70S , March ir il srj
March-1 ! ! 7 ? March IS a st3
March 5 : i 74i March 10 U frO
March IS 'I S : March M a no
March ii : U H March 'J7 or
MurtU H II 01 f March 2s 40"
Coiiipar.itiv. ) T.tl ) ) it.
Thofolloivin < ta'loi sln.v t'n ranjj in
prices on ho > during tUU in 1 Hit wualc :
TliU week. Last \\eak : .
Thursday
I'rhhiy
biitunlay
1'riuu of I logs.
tUa avora o prica pill for loaii
ta
l&SO and 1SJO
Day. Mar Twu
ii 1 lijwott Haloi ol Hoi : ; .
Today. ' , Yesterday.
llichcst 14.12K Hlch'est fl.O'J'f '
Lowest. . . 4.05 loxvo * > a.OJ > i
Stock Kcucltt .
Oniclal Yesterday. KstinutcJ Today.
Cattle. yOcara.l.Sll Cattle , 51 cars..l.loo
Hogs , 57 car * . . .2,395 Hogs , 20 cars . . . 1,301) )
Sheep , B cir.s. . 312
Il ) * | ) < > < tltlnii i > l Stock.
Showing the number of cattle , hops and
shcop bought by the packers and leading
buyers on to-day's m.irnct :
CATTI.C.
Duyors. No.
Swift & Co fl30
Georiro II. Hammond &Co 3-J3
ThoArmour-C"'udah.vPacKlngcotnp ny. 259
Leo Uothschild Ill
licnton fi Undcnvood ( U
Shippers and feeders 33S
Hccker A : Kicn 1M ! >
Crone & Vutisant 33
11009.
Armour Cuaahy Packing company . . . . f > 22
Omaha Pan ( Ing Co > I2U
Swift & Co. . > 211
Gcorgo II. Hammond A : Co 2'ti
Hogs yesterday nveragod 250 pounds and
( ! 3 to the car.
1 . SOO 17. 3 7.-
1. .HBO 8 ro 10. .110J II 77 >
1. . ICO 3 5'J .113-1 3 SO
20. . WO a 50 2S. . . . .ll'.U ' 3 S3
10o . sr.i 350 a. . . . .10111 3 > 5
o . 693 8 55 3. . . . .U'10 ! ! W
24 ! .1010 3 5 > b. . . . il S3
10. 3 IB 30. . . 3 S3
10. .1204 3 U3 21 . . .1105 3 S }
2J. .1073 3 M 10 . , . .1301
14. . flSl 3 05 Hi ! . . . .1213 : OJ
41. . li'J'l ' ' 3 70 40. . . . .1201 n ut )
G3. .1027 8 70 0. . . . .1400 4 00
17 lOa-3 3 70 35 . . . .1212 4 05
17Hi. . . 025 3 iO 13 . . . .13.W 1 15
CO. .1201 3 75 IS. . . . 4 30
40. .1203 3 75 17. . . . 1-IIM ) 4 5
1'J. .1140 3 75 15. . . . W32 1 40
COWS.
1. .1010 00 1. . OlO 2 05
3.D . . 770 00- 1. , ' 2 ( ,5
3.r. ' . SOO . ' CO 3. .JO 10 2 70
r. ! 00 5. .1235 2 70
i. . iOO 10. ) 1. .119J 2 75
18. .1007 i 05 1. , .llsO 2 75
12. 715 i 15 2. o r.-
15 .10J.I .10.13 3 75
1. . 740 1 . 1150
1.o . .1000 115. ' 3 SO
1.T . S35 12. .1C43 3 S3
T ! .1100 II. 3 b5
12. . Oil 2 4J 0. ! l01b 3 90
12.i.
i. .lOliO 2 r.o 23. ' 3 OJ
10. .1119 2 50 23.i. ( i. ll'lM 3 00
10.i.
i. .1061) ) 2 (10 ( 3. .1420 3 00
12. . 977 2 00
111 ! M.S.
M.S.I.
1. .11SO 2 03 I. . .1050 3 00
1. .1IHO 2 40 .12.15 8 CO
1. . 1120 2 5J .1:4J ! 8 00
1. .10JO 2 50 .1470 8 00
1. ' 2 (15 ( . 1500 3 00
liilO 2 05 . llil'O 3 (111 (
1COO . 10SO 3 00
141)0 ) .1100 ; i 25
11)30 .1555 r 4j
1550 .1530 3 50
. . .1730
ricDEit3. :
li. 707 35 t ; S73 8 45
25. till 4- . ' } 30 3 50
17. 71(5 ( 45 S 1001 3 5J
24 15 li 97s 3 5J
11. 45
TOCKKUS.
5 02S 50 5 , 512 3 25
a ' . . OJ1 0. ) ( i 0:3 3 ! ! 5
S dill lilt ) 3 .10
9 CO ! 23 S ( i'Jl ' 3 40
CAKXCItS.
1 1020 ( M 9 091 1 05
2 10:5 75 19 ITS 1 80
20 539 250 10 . 10CG 323
935 3 OJ
10 . 433 1 75 12 973 3 50
8 . 1157 2 00 20 , 120. ! 4 00
cu.ve * .
5 . 37.5 2 OJ 1. . 210 3 00
2 . 100 8 00
3 1S15 3 50
WKsTKUX OVTrLE.
Owners. No. Av. Price
SO feeders 017 J 10
Middlesex Live Stock Co.
35 steers. 151S 3 57
110QS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
I. . 40 ? .t 95 Ob.iJl ! 240 M 05
S7. . .212 4 0" , tM..1 ' ! ' . ) KVJ 1 05
55. .2 la 4 05 70..3.V ) 40 4 07' ?
"
57. . .255 bO 4 05 Oi.'J35 SO 4 10
G. . . .21,5 4 05 IU..217 SO1 10
Ill . .211 40 4 05 71..21 ! ) 4 10
57. . .203 bO 4 0" 75.73 4 10
tiJ . .200 HI I 05 59..2W 40 4 10
r. > .310 40 I 05 01. . .3i9 I 10
r.7J.
7J. . .255 bO 4 05 bO
On the MiirKctitliiloi ; * .
W. T. Kickloy , Columbus , II. Cncrson ,
Cedar Kapids ; Kent caltlo company , Genoa ;
Patterson & for. , Stocklmni ; Sangstor Je U. ,
Stewart ; Hank of Com , Coin , In. ; P. Mari
gold , Hennmgton ; W. Dworak , Verdigris ;
Coroll Hrot'iers A. Co. , Creighton. A. Hoien-
bciy , Amaworth ; 13. I1. Sicbert , Heaver
Citv ; J. R rarnam , Axtell ; A. Lavertv ,
Ashland ; NIC Nielsen , Siamfortl ; b. K.
Ul.ck : , Kearney ; 11 II.Vileox. . Alma , C. J.
I'liror , Alma and Huntley ; Kldredgo L. A :
C. Co. , Laroy.
On iIKI . turlcotVltli Cattle.
J. L. Hodges , Ulgar ; A. Greaves , 13. J.
Morris , Western ; IS. A. Hodges , Kdirar : P.
M. Wolfer , Hndicott ; Patterson * i Son ,
Stockbam ; J. Hastie , Auburn and Union ;
William Uobute , Sidney , la. ; N. H. Hisoec.
O'Ncil ; Guernsey & J , Avoca. J . ; G. ICain-
urotli. 1'onca ; W. W. Latta , TekamahjSmis
Hall , Portsmouth , Ja. ; .I. r. Ueneun. J.
H. Merrill , Columous ; John Dixon , Malvorn.
la. ; 1 > . Vanarsdalo , L.V. . Adams , Logan ,
la ; H. J. Moore. Woodbine , la ; J. A Han-
Ion , lliirdin and Orchard , Coio. : O. U. Per-
ley , Arcadia ; Votan V : Hishop , Curtis ; Lee *
& Hunter , Karuiin ; J. K. Hunt & Co. . Nio
Nelson , Stamford ; J. P. J aylor , Ashton ;
Franu Schlenslp , J. R Mqrr'tt ' , IJunlap. lit ;
R Hart. Dannohrog ; II. riPldgrove , Shelton -
ton ; J. Lamer , Huda ; C. J. Furor , Alma.
OMAHA K MAIUtUTS
I'roiliiuo.
Boos Strictly fresh , ll ( ! 12c ; cold st or
ngo , pickled , limed , salted , not wanted a
anv prii'o.
HLTI EH Creamery , fancy rolH , prints , 21
( . ( i,25c , ; creamery , fancy solid imekoj , 22jvJJc ;
creamery , choice , I'.ttjjiJe ' ; dairy , fancy rolU
and prints , laiC V ; dairy , fancy solid
packed , 17il'Jc ( ; dairy , choice , 15 < lilc ;
country roll , far.cv , IGciiilSvchoico. ; . 12j(15c ;
country roll , good. OjClOc ; country roll , fair ,
7ftSc ( ; poor stock , 3i5o (
PHI i.ruiTurkeys , drcssod , fancy dry
picked , 12iU8c : turkeys , live , per lb , be ;
chickens , fancy , lOcqJlc : chickens , choice , 7y
Oe ; chickens , live , fJ OJ(3JJ ( ; gceae.dresseil ,
fancy , KKijllc ; geese , drossocl , choice , 9&4
lOc ; geese , live , doz. , f(5.00C ( ( < 7 00 , ducks ,
dressed , fancy , lie : ducks , choice , lOyillc ;
di'eks. live , dei , iJ50.00 ( ; ) ; jiigoons , doz. ,
? 1 OOoJ ? 1.25.
GAME Jhck snipe , $ l.00 < { 2 , ' ; golden
plover , et.OOi" 1.25 ; mallard duck * , fl.ftOQj
290 ; canvasback ducks , fi 00 ( .5.00 ; ret-
head ducks , noz. , fi.VOii i 60 ; teal uueks. doi ,
? 1.2.Vul 50 ; mixed ducks , doz , tl.OOnU 25 :
geese , Canada , $1.00 1.50 , eeeje , small , { 2.50
OC.3 00.
Hosts ( Quotations are for delivery In
Chicago ) . Dry ouffalo , per ton. fill OOi/US CO ;
dry country , bleached , JlO.OOujrjoo , dry
country , damp nnd meat.y , j\00 ( < { 10 00.
YEUKTAIILU- Old Sweet potatoes , fancy
Muscatlne , t > or bbl , $1 JO ; onions , extra
fancy , per bbl. $1.50 , onions , fair , per bbl ,
M.N ) ; rutabagas , per bbl. IJ.OJ ; carrots , per
bbl , 12.00 , parsnips , per bbl , i.1 30 , beets , per
bbl , 12 00 ; horse radish roots , per bbl , f4.50 ;
horse radish rootb , per lu , 7c ; ccloo roots ,
per bbl , MOO ; celery roots , per iloz , COc
MAi-i.ESi iAit-Per lb , ll U'e.
CllEE E-Per lb , full croaui Y. A. , t2c ,
full | cream twins , 11 , c ; full cream Ohiu
, 17t , iutl cream Wiscousm tiwisi , Hyi
UH ? , ( ui | cxpatn brick Ut1 , full cream
lltnbtirgcr Swiss , 13c.
-15iXltK. ' per lb for pholco comb.
M < lOcper.b.
.
DIIKSSED Veil.Choico medium. 7 < 3H'e ;
Ifght CyrOct licns-y ! k'li'-
AITLCS Per bbl , ( Ioniums , $4 00 ; W.
Twig , f450 ; Ucn DftVIs , $1.50 ; HomnnHo ,
? I.W.
Cinr.u-Porbbl. rofluod , ? 3Tfl ; halt bbl ,
W.50 ; hard cider , pure , par bbl. S5.0J.
Lis < icn : OIL Hie.
Coco \STTS Per hundred. ? l 73.
PHKLFSMedium , per bbl. f5.60 ; small ,
41.50 ; gherkins. J7 50 ; C. C U. chow chow
ills. $3.b5 ; tts. $ .133.
POTATOES 1'cr bti , fancy , 35c ; choice , 23JS (
30c.
30c.FIII 1'resh frn/en white trout , pike and
pickerel , per lb , 7c ; sturgnon. 7c.
OIUNOCS Per box , Florida brights , 5,1 75 ;
mcssma.l.25 ; California fancy naveh , * 5 ( X ) ;
Los Angeles , ? _ ' .75 ; cecdlin s. Riverside ,
? 3.85ii3.50 ( ; mountain , $30-J ; in live bax lots
23e per box less
LEMO.NI Per uox , mcsilca fancy , $4.00
1.50 ; verdelll , good , $ J 00.
IHs \s-Per bunch , } ) OOvjt'l 00.
ilniBs , PCI.TS AVI ) 1'Ai.Lotts Urecn salted
hides.4a4c ; dr-v salted hides , 5ik. ( ( ' ; dry flint
hides , 7c ; calf hides , 5c. Damaeod bides 2e
less. Sheep pelts , green , each , 75cifl.2"i ( ;
sheep pelts , dry , per lb , 0 < ( il2c ; tallow , No. 1 ,
4$4h'e ( : No. 2 , 8'4@3e ; grease , white 4'tc ' ;
yellow , 2Kl"8- .
IJEANS Hand picked , nvy. Sl.'KVfll.OO ;
hand picked navy , medium al incl.V ( > ; hind
picked country , 51. 80 if I. I'J , goo.l cicim , } l.2'J '
( jjl.ao.
Ai-ri-r. BUTTER Per lb , ( Vit7c4
MINCE MEAT butlOc per 1 b
DIIIED TIIUIT Currant" , now. O'/c : prunes ,
casks , 1,300 His , 5 4c ; prunes , bbls or bags ,
Oc ; raisin cured , S' WJ e : citron peel ,
drums , 20 lln , 2'it ; lemon pool ,
drums , ISc ; fard dates , IIOXCD , 12 Itjs ,
lie ; nnricots. chcijs evaporated , 14J9c ; apri
cots , jelly cured 23 lb boxes , Kic ; apri
cots , fancy , 25 lb boxes , 15 _ ; ap
ples , choice evaporated , ' 4e ; apples , prime
miw , b'ic ' ; ligs , hijer , 10 tier cent tare ,
l.Tj'o ; In sacks , 7e ; 1'crsian dates , 7'rfc , ;
t'nit Luke , tc ; blackberries , evaporated
50 lb bo\-C3 , 55 0 : cherries , ptteJ , , dry cured
I8i- ; peaches p-ired , fuacHe ; rhoico , lOc ;
Silt Like , 7c : pittoil olums. Cnl. 25 1 ! > DOXCS ,
b ytli' c ; raspberries , cvap.N , Y. , new ,
27J < ' ; c ; prune * , U C. ( U 70 , lid'.li L- ; orange
pce'l , 15c ; raisins , Calilorma London crou
Iab9 , fJ. Ill ; Cal. loose muscatels crop laS9 ,
? 2.IO. V'aler.cius , lah5 , O e Valencias , new.
Oc ; Cal. seedless , sks. , 7'e ' ; Ondura l.i.\er ,
now , lOJje ; dried crapes , -s' c ; pruuolles ,
new , 12)fe. )
CANVEII Cioni > FrtilU , Caliurnin stand
ard brands , 2- II , , nor dcz Apri
cots , SI 70iil.\ " > ; ap-icots , pie fruit ,
$150 : gallons , 50 : blackberries. JJ25 :
cherries , black , f J 00i j > 2 25 cherries , white ,
5'.252 50 ; crap vs. 8I.H3i < tl bO : pears , Hart-
lett , fi 10 2.23 ; peaches , \vllow. $2 10@225 ;
pj.icr.cs , lemon cling , fi.4H ; plums , egg ,
Jl ( ! 5rrl ( aO ; plums , golden drop * , $1 hO ;
plums , green gages , f 1 051 * iO ; peachca ,
with Pitts in , fHVl ; currants , fi.'M ;
goosoDorncs , 5225 ; quinces , SJ 10 ; ruspber
rics , $ J ao ; strawberries , $2 .10 ; peaches , 8 lb
eastern standards , 1 b5 ; 3 lb nie , $1 10 ; ( ! h
pie , $1.05 : galloa pie , MlK ) ; appios. high
stacdards , S3 0) ) ; 2 lu goosebarrio- ) : 2 lb
strawberries , ( JOvg93c ; 2 lb raspberncN $1.00 :
2 lb blueberries , aiWlKc ) ) , 2 lb blackbcirjes ,
G5 ( ( 75e ; 2 lb strawber.Mes , prcscrvcj , SI. SO ;
2 lb raspberries , preserved. $1 so , 2 lb black-
Dcrrios , t'rcserved 20 , pineapples , Itnr-uma
choppot. . $2 00 ; 2 IU HalMaia grated , ? . ' 75 ; 2
lb Utthnma sliced , Si 50. 2 lb Mamlard sliced ,
fl . Viil. : * ) ; fiierr.c < ; 2 ib toj , Haltiuiore , S3
( i 95c ; pears , 2 lb. 5 ! 3J.
Vr.nETAiii.i.s--Tomatocs 3 ID extra , $1 00 ;
3 lb standard , western braids , 'JJ O.V ; gal
lon" , strictly standard. 6200. Corn rmcst
prowii , $1 00 : gilt-edfe biiear corn , very line ,
51 50 ; choice 2 lb sugar torn , $1 20 ; 2
ll e\tra. western brandn. b3cuf ( 1 00 ; 2 lr
Ktandaul , western brands. wirf70c. ; Mush
rooms 1 lb French , extra line , 2J5c ; 1 lb
French , line , IbftJJic ; 1 Ib French , ordinary ,
ltiilac. ( ! Peas i'rci line , per can , 25c ;
Uemi line , iiur cau , Klc , 2 Ib , si'teil ,
$1 (10 ( ; 2 lb early June. SI 25 ( l.'J5 ; 2 lo Mar
row , standard brand , 51.10 , 2 lb soaked , 57c.
String 13e.ins 21ti high grade. Hofilgee , bee ;
2 Ib Golduu Wjx beans , 75c ; 2 lb string
beans , 70c. Lima Hoaus 2 lb soaked , 75c.
13oston Huked Moans 1 ! fl ) Lewis. ? l (15 ( ;
crown brand , $1 5) . Sweet potatoes 3 Ib
New .Icrjcv. Sl.liJ. Pnuipitm 3 lb now
uuurjkiu , 21.0J. Oura and tomatoes , SI bO ;
Okra. $ t 00 ; Micotash. S1.2 I.
Cfsxi.u Mni t lb lunch tongue. 52.75 ;
2 lb lunch tongue , J4.73- lb corned beef ,
$1.20 ; 2 lb corned bocf. 1205 : 0 lb corned
beet , $0 to ; 11 lb corned beef , 51400 ; 2 lb
boneless pips feet , 5J 2U ; 1 lb English brawn ,
$1 80 : 2 lb Eaelish brawn , $2 15 ; 0 ib Eng
lish brawn , 60.50 ; 1 ib compressed ham ,
$1.75 ; 2 ib compressed ham , $ .i 75 ; 1 lb chipped
bcel. $ J.OJ.
. 5(1 vrs Castile , mottiod. per Ib , SMIOc :
do white , per lb , 12 , : .
UKOOM.- . Parlor , 4 tie , J.75 ; 3 tie , ? 0.25 ;
stables. $ Jb5 ; cotnjinn , 31.5 IC < H1.73.
Corox 'j 'b tin , 40u per lb.
OIIOCOI.ITE 2Ja'3e ' per lb ; German chic
ory , red. aXe.
S\i.soii4. 13bls , 1 ' ; granulated , ijfc ; kes
I'HiC.Corrin '
Corrin : Hoastod Arbuckle's Ariosa ,
25 < e ; McLaugllliii's XX\X , 2'i c , Gorman ,
25 - ; Dilwortb , " 5'jc ' ; Alaromu , 25sj'c ;
bull ; 25 U c.
COFI'CB Green Funcy old golden Hio , 25c ;
fancy old peabero1 , 2c ; Kio , choluo to
fancy , 2 tu ; Kio , prime , 2) ' jc : lun , good , 21 > c ;
Mocha , 29 j ; Java , genuine O. G , 2ac ; Java ,
good interior. 21j. African , 22. : .
FIBII Codhsh , extra Georges , new , fi' c ;
grand bank , new , 4' ' c ; silver , 2 lb. bloclis ,
He ; snow white , 2 lb bricks , new , 7Jat- ; Tur
key cod , Inrno nudities , bricks , S'4e ; snow
white crates , 12 > Ib , boxes , 7e ; Iceland
halibut , 9c ; medium scaled liernnir , 25s ;
No. 1 scaled herring. 2'u , domestic Holland
herring , 55c ; Hani burg spiced lierrinc , $1 50 ;
liusaian sardme.i , 75s ; Russian sardines ,
plum , 65e ; hiiportjd Holland herring , irawn ;
brand , b3o'do. ; luncv milkers , OOc : iiiackerol
No. 1 shore , half bbls , $13.0J , bloaters , half
bbls , SIS.OJ ; whitolish , half bbls , > 7.Hi. trout ,
half bbls , 5550 ; faroll.wlntellsh . fJ.OJ ; sal
mon , 5S50 ; I lb mackerel ( herring ) . ? 1 00@
1 10 : 1 lb ilnnan baddies , 51.73 ; 1 lb lobsters ,
52.15u' 2.25 ; 1 lb Alaska Rultnon. Aleut , fl OJ :
2 Ibnysters , 10 o51.05 ; 1 lb oysters , 5 cz ,
$1 15 ; 2 Ib select , 1'J.v , ? . ' 85 ; 1 lb clams , little
necks , 51 25 ; 2 lb flams , little necks , 52. Hi ;
} { lib sardines , imported , per case , 100s ,
gll.OiK. " Hi.OO ; ' 4 lb sardines , imported , ner
case , luis , 15 Oj rf'JO 00 , ' J lb imported bone
lebs sardines , 2(5 ( : J 11) sardmos , Amer.cuu.
per lOJs , French st.\le , 51 50(5 ( 00 ; ' , , lt > sar
dines , American , per ease , 100s , French
style. J7.505 ( ( OJ , ' } ' lb siidincs , mustard ,
jiercasu. 5Ji , $5.75 1 OJ , i nportad Iwy sar
dines , $1800.
Sti.r Dairy , 2SO II. m bbl , bulk , $2.10 :
best gralo. (50 ( , 5 , ? 2 30 : best "rade , 100. 8s ,
? . ' 40 ; best , grade. 2S. 10s. 5420 ; rook salt ,
crushed , 81.S ) ; common , bbls , 51.20.
I1 AIIIN vtcoi'b tiiions Harley , 3ttlc ; ia-
rina , . ' 10 ; peas , .ic ; o itmeal , 1 < ( (5I- : maca
roni , lOc ; vermicelli , 10j ; rice , li .J1 , c ; sago
and tapioca , ( i > c7c. lima bnans , Oj ,
Ou.s ICorosonc i'V. . lOo ; \V. W ,
12'4e ; headlight , 13o ; gasoline , 12c ; < alad oil
2.00(20.00 ( tier dos ;
Sonv Pkgs (50 ( 5s. fi' ' c.
NuT3 Almonds , I5o ; lirnzils , llo ; lllberts ,
12'.jc ' ; pecans , lie ; walnuts , I'-'J c ; peanut
cocks , ac ; roasted , lie ; Tenncsse pea
nuts , 7c.
Duuos ( Grocers' ) IV lb JJorax , 12c ;
copperas , 2Ko , Hiy loaves , lie ; g'.ue , llic ,
cpsom suits , Ic : glauber Halts , , le ; sulphur ,
2 > o : blue vitro ) , Oc ; alum. 4c : tartane ac.d ,
42c ; rojIniV. salli > eterubsolutily ptiro , lOc ;
gum camphor. 2 IbJ in box , 1 07 cakes. : < ) > . ,
bops , ' 4 and } lb packages. 20c ; sage , ' . and
' Ib packages. 15c ; madaor , 13e , saltpeter.
loc ; mdiiro , 8-lb und ft lb boxes. S F. fi5 ( ( ' , < 0j ,
indigo , 3 lb and 5 lb boxn < , Ma'lrls , 75c ; seal
Ing wax , 25-lb boxes , rod , 8 c ; sealing wax ,
23-lb boxes , white , -le ,
Si'ovus Cut loafb'V ; cut loaf cubes 7c ;
standard , powdered , 7Xo ; XXXX. powdered ,
So ; granulated , standard , 7e , confection
crs , A , ( l c ; white extra C , G''sc ' ; extra C ,
Neb. G' ' c : amber , 6c ;
HorK Basis Manilla rope , 15c ; sual rope ,
12)so ) : cotton rope , 10s ; now process , 8' ' c.
COTTON Tw INK -Ulbb , very line , 3 or 4 ply ,
22c ; line , 20o , Daisy , Ibo , cmdlo wick , 2.e. !
OLIVE- , ( Quarts , nor doz , $3.75 ; pints , per
doz. $2.25 , bulk , per gal , Me.
VINHIVK 80 pr. cider , bo , good , 13o , white
wine , 15c.
STAIICII IJiSc ( ! per lb.
STO\ POLISH -f , ' O0jj5.i7 ( } per gross.
lUos Am. , par 103 , $17.00 ; Lewiston , per
100. $17.00.sBs
sBs Hbls , N. O. , choice , per gal ,
bakers' , 2imS3c ) black Btrap , 20
o PAi'cn Straxv , per lb , l'j@
2' ' ' > c ; rag , SJ e ; umnilii , H , flfeOc ; No. 1 , 7c.
HAOS Union sijuare , 35ur \ cent off list.
MEATS Hams. No. 1. 10 Id average , ,
0 { o , 20 to 22 Ibs , b4c ; 13 to 14 11 > S. O c ,
shoulders , Q c , breakfast bacon. No. l.b' ' c ,
ham sausage , be , dried beef hams , 7c ! ; beef
tongues , fOuO per uuicn , Jry sail mcata , 5
( icperlti ; ham roulett.0. fit > ( . boncicss ham ,
7 0 picnic ham , O'.cadd lo peril ) for
small lots.
_ _ _ _ _
Dry ( Joint' .
CnpET WIMP Ulbb , white , lS > 4c. colored ,
21 KHATTI
HATTI Standard , Sc : Gem , lOo ; Hcauty ,
12 > * c ; Iloone , Me ; peerless , ease , $ (500. (
CousUTJK INS Uoston , "Jfc ; Androscog ,
in , 7a c : Koarsapc' , 7.4'i < ; Hocliport , 0 * e ;
gConeatogi ,
UESiits--Ainoske.ig. floz , IC c ; K
oz.llYirc ; . 7 oz , 13c ; Hnvnmker , SVe ;
.latTroy XX. ll'sc ' ; Jnffroy XXX , 12'jC !
Heaver Lrcek AA , ll' c ; Heaver Creek bH ,
Oiic ; Heaver Creek LC , 9'4c.
Krxm KV JE\SS Mcmoritl , 15e ; Glen-
wood , 20c ; Kentucky St-ir , 85e ; Hercules ,
l ! < c ; Kmplre , 25s ; Colts weld , 2 ? > fc ; Mel
ville , 25c ; Hang up , 27H'c.
Hi.EAciir.i ) SitnETivtis Ellcrton , 7'n'c :
Housekeeper , S' c' New Candidate , a'jC ;
Uerkoley cambric No. CO. Oc ; Hest Yet. I 4
0V ; butter cloth OO4 > 4c. Cabot , 7'jC ,
Fnrwell half bleached , a'jc ; Fruit of Loom ,
a4'e ; Green O , 0'4c ; Hope , 'Hfc ; King Phil
ip cambric , lOo ; Lonsdnlo cambric. lOc ;
Lonsdilo. fc > Ke : Now York mills , loj c ; Pep-
pjroll , I2 In , lOc ; IVpnorell , 40 In , lie : Pep-
pcroll , 04. I4'c ; Pepperell. 8-4. 20e. Pep
Poroll , 0 , 22. * : I'epporell , 104 , 2IC ; Canton ,
4 , , s'4o : Canton , 5-4. O'&c ' ; Triumph , ( Jj ;
\\asmutta. lie ; Valley , 5'4c ' ; Marker ,
bleached , c.
Hr.ons BbiiEFTixa Atlantic A , I 4. 7c ( ;
Atlantic II. 4-4. 7c ; Atlantic L ) . 4-4. 0C , ;
Atlantic P , 4 4 , Oj ; Aurora LL. 4 4 , Oc ; Au
rora C , 4-I , IJjV ; Crown XKX , I I , 0-C ' ;
Hoosicr LL , 4 4 , fiV ; Indian Hen I , 4 I , TV ;
L-iwicnee LL , 4 4 , n' e ; Old Dominion , 4 4 ,
fi'ac'j ' IVpperell l { , 4 4 , 0Vc : Pepperell K , 40
inch , 7Vc : Penparrell , S 4 , 17c , ; Popperoll ,
04,20c ; Peppcroll , 10-I. 22c ; Utica C , 1-4 ,
4"4c ; Wac'iusctt , I 4 , 7c : Aurora U. 4 4. 7c ;
Aurora H , 4 I. ( ij c ; Atlas , O N H , 7'j , ' ;
Farmers' No. I , 27-m..5c.
CIMSII Stevens' 1) ) , 5'tc , : Stevous' A , 7c ;
Stevens' A , bleached , Sc ; Slovens' P , 74c ; ;
Stevens' P , bleached , a'c ' ; Stevens' N , a' c ;
Stevens' N , bleached , live ; Stevens' SUV ,
lie.
CvMimtcs Slater , 5c ; Woods , 5c ; Stand
ard , 5c ; Peacock , Sc.
Simmvo. Checks Caledonia X , U' ' c :
Caledonia XX. 10' . , c ; Kconomy , Oc : Otis ,
Oc : Granite. 04o ; llaw Hlvcr , 5 c ; Craw
ford , b c.
TICKS OaKlimd , A , 7'4/c ; International ,
YY , ac ; Shetucket , S. ' 40 : Warren , No.
a70. Klc ; Horwick , 13A , IScr Acme. 13c ;
York , 30inc > i , I2 > j'c ; York , 3J inch. l.lH'e ;
Swift Uivor , sc ; Thorndike , OO , a'jc ;
Thornuiko FF , c ; Thorndike. 12J , 9'4c ;
Tt.orndike XX. 15c ; Cordis , No. 5 , luc ;
Cordis No. 4 , 10'e.
HICK West Point , 29 In , S-oz , O'c ;
West Point , 20 in. 10-o , 12Hc ; West Point ,
9 in , 12 or , lO e ; Weat Poiut , 40 in , 11-oz ,
17c.
FLINN-EI.S 1'lald Uaftsmcn , 20c : Clear
Lake. 82e ; Iron Mountain , 2rtUc ; White
G H No. 2. % , 2JXc ; G H No. 1 , , , 20Sc.
H II No. 2 , " 42J'jC ' ; H H No. 1 , ) i , 29c ;
Queciiee , No. 1. ? . , 12c.
White ( Juecheo No 237 , , ' c ; Qurcheo
No. 3 % , HiXei Anawun , JIJJj'c ; WitulHor.
2J c. Ked C. 24-in , 15c ; i ; . 24 m , ai c ;
O G 21 in. 20c. H A P , % , 25c ; J U F , ; 4 ,
2c ; G. % . 23c.
PKINTS Solid Coors Atlantic , ( ic ; Slater ,
Oc ; IJerlin oil. 0'-c : Garner oil , OQi7e. Pink
and Hobes liichmond , fi'icsAllcn.li ' c ; Uiv-
croolnt , S > o ; Steel Hiver. Oj ; Paciilc , O j ;
Inuigo 13luo-St. Leger. 5 > < c ; Washington ,
(5'jc ( ; American , (1H ( < - - : Arnold , C'Kc ; Arnold
Century. S'c ' : Am.ind , 12c : Stlelcl A , 12c.
barter oak , 5'c ' ; Kamapo , 4' ' jc : LoJl , 34c. }
Alien , Cc ; Kichmond , Oc ; Windsor , oXc ;
Kddystone.ll' c ; Pacitic , O' c.
GIM.HAM Plunkett clieeKs , fl-e ; Whit-
tenlnn , ( l c ; York , ll"ic ; Normandi dress ,
Calcutta dross , 7 > c ; Ueutrew dress ,
ULOCI ; TIN- Small pi ' , 2Sc per lb ; bar , 29c
per 11 > .
L'oi'i'Eit Planished boilersizss , 81c per ib ;
cold rolled , 2i2 pur lh ; sheathing , .Tc per ib'
uitts and Hats , 2 > c per 11 ,
GAMNIKII SHEET Iitov Onc't 50-10 per
cent , p.it plan , iron , A , lOHc ; H , 9' , c.
KOOIIXO Charcoil , I. C. , Hx-'O , 112. ? (5.00 ( ;
i. x. , S7.r > o.
SIII.EI Iiiov No 2 ( > , ? 5.75 ; No. 27 , 53 a5.
SOLOLIl llft/'Kie.
Til l i.trr.-l. C , lOtU , 225. 57 10 ; t. X ,
10x14 , 2.J5 , SO 25
'JiN PLATK Coe ) I. C. , 10x11 , 2J3 , $0 30.
rJTrci. N\n. > Has2 , 5 l.OJ.
Sinn. Wim : Nui.s Hase , 53 30.
Wine Jap. bat b , 530) ) ; galv. , $1.23.
Drni- .
Borax , lie ; citric acid. 4ii' ' 51c ! tartnric
acid , I2c ; cat bolic acid , 3i(3)llucastor ( ) ; oil ,
51 20 ( < ai 2a ; balsum tolu , 8C(339c ( ; tonka
beans. 51.5"iitl ( IX ) ; cubeb berries , 51. 93 : calo
mel , iCc ; camphor , 4rIOc ; canth irides ,
M.2C@1.30 ; custia buds , 17'a20c ; chloroform ,
50@.V.'c ; ergot , 45'i 5c ! : i rycorine. 2Ui.5c ( . ;
gum arable , ( ; 'Ja.jc ) ; licopodium. I0iri5c ( ;
mercury , SJc ; morpliino sulnli , ? 2,00@.i IS ;
opium , S3 93 , quinine , 85ri50j ; turpcntmo
f.tlinseed ; , i.uv , 5s j ; 'joilod ' , Ole ; Am *
buffron , 81c ; white wax , 50c ; yellow \vnx , 33c"
111'onl Mnrk t.
iJosiux , Miss , Match 23. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun 13ic. : | There has been more
business doing m Wool mid sales continue
ouito large , amounting to 2,750,000 pounds ,
Prices icmalr. about the same. Manufac
turer have been supplying their immediate
wants and In this way have paid current
prices. There have been sales of Ohio X at
8@ile ( ) , XX and XXX and above at82t88c ,
and Nu. 1 at 8i ( ( 37c. Michigan N fleeces
hiiVO been selling in the range of 2i@29c nnd
Now York X at 2Sc. C.ombmg nnd delaine
sections l.avo been in steady request and
sales are reported ol No 1 at SHU I'lc , Ohio
line dclaino at 8'vu3jc ! and Michigan line
delaine at 33r 33Vj'c. Territory wools haw
been m goud demand and there have been
sales of some of the best wools , which are
in small slock , at ( Klc for line and 5i ( " > ao fur
line mod him. Olhc > * snl s ha\o been nt
50fa5Jc for medium , 5.(55a ! ( for line medium
and Ft'ViCTii ' lor line scoured. Texas and Cali
fornia wools have been quiet , but are nut in
very 'argo stock. Georgia wools sold in n
small way at 2Sc. Pulled wools have licon
In good domati' ' , with sales of super i.t 8 ( jfl
3N ! and extra at 'J-iu'.Si-1. Foreign wools uro
llrm. Largo receipts of Australian wools
are notice. ! , including n cirgo direct from
Melbourne , mostly sold to arrive.
Airs. Winblow'b Soothing Syrup is an
unexcelled medicine for children while
teethiiiir. l"i cents n bottle.
To ton Irnvulinir Public * .
The grout flock Inland rotito Ims pro
vided every \onience nnd comfort
for its Dtibscngcrs going east over Us
main line. Its holiu vestibule express
trains , which leave daily for Dos
Monies , Davenport , Hock Island und
Chicago , are the linost in the world.
They cousin ! of now and elegant day
coaches , dining cars , I'ullman palace
bleeping cars and free reclining chair
cars , superbly appointed and fitted
up with all the modern imnrovo-
motitb that conduce tooafo and luxurious
travel , .functional and terminal con
nections tire miide in union dcpota and
at Chicago with fast limited vestibule
express trains ( or all points ' 'iiat. In
addition to thia mngriiticont train , two
express and mail trains leave Omaha
daily , carrying sleepers and dining cars
Further information as to routes.
rates , time , berths , etc. , call on or ad
dress J. L. DoHevobo , lilj ! ) Farnain
street , Omnha , Nob. Telephone 7WU.
K. ST. JOHN , Jxo. SKIIA.STIAN ,
General Malinger , G. J' . ti' . A. ,
Chicago. Chicago.
Tim Only One.
Tlio Chicago , Milwaukee it St. Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
veslibulcd , electric lighted and steam
heated trains between Chicago , Coun
cil BlulTsund Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman sleeping cara run on these
lines is patented and cannot bo used by
any other railway company. It is the
grout Improvement of the ago. Try it
and be convinced.
Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific
depot , Omaha. atO p. m. dally , arriving
nt Chicago at 0:30 : a. m , Passengers
taking this train arc not compelled to
got out of the cars at Council lilulla and
wait for the train to bo cleaned. fnt !
tickets and sleeping car berths at Union
ticket ollico , 1101 Farnain st.
F. A. KAMI , Gen. Agt.
J. K. PuKfeiuN , Piua. Act.
DUN'S REVIEW OF THE Mli
Sovorul Olttos Shqw nn Improvo-
moiit lu Volume of Eusluoss.
TRADE QUIET AT ST. PAUL.
I'lltsliiin : IU-purls Moth ; lrt > n null
DuircHHpl | Tlio fllouty
Matkots ol'tlio Inti'rlor
1'alrly Well SttpplliMl.
Tlio Cnintiiprclnl Situation.
Nrw YOIIU , March 2S [ Special Telegram
to TUB Hic.1 : It. U. Dun & Co.'s weekly
review of trade says :
At Cleveland. Detroit , Chicago , Mllwau
kce and Omaha some improvement In the
volume of business was seen , and at Chicago
cage especially the receipts of corn have
averaged 500,000 Diishels daily and drcssej
beef receipts were 3,5'K'OJO pounds , airatnst
S70.000 for the amo week last i car , with
dealings In clothing heavier , but In dry
t'oods and boots and shoes somewhat lighter.
At St. Paul trade win somewhat quiet. At
Kansas City there was no marked improve
ment. At St. Louis the volume
of trailu Is fair. At Louisville all
communication has been rut off by
a tornado , which lias caused great
losn. At Pittsburg both the iron and glass
trades nro dcprc"Ri'd , with no change ir > coal.
Philadelphia notes Rome rallIn Iron , stag
nation and concessions in wool , manv looms
Idle in textile manufactures gencrallv and a
fair trade in other branches. At Hostou
boiler weather has brought better trade.
The monov markets of the interior are
fairly supplied , easier at Boston and Phila
delphia , without much pressure to place
commercial paper ; steady at Chicago , a little
closer at Cleveland and rather embarrassed
at Salt Lake by thu locking np of laifjo
amounts In teal estate speculation , bat at
all other points reporting sunlciontlv sup
plied for tlie present demand , which is gen
erally moderate. At Nuw York 3jj per cent
has been the ruling i ate on call , and treas
ury disbursements exceeding by f.l.M)0 ) oou
the receipts far the week have dispciscd
nuj.lety.
Kxports of morchandisj for four weeks
from Mow York Irive exceeded those of the
same weeks last year by 5 per cent. In the
light of these reports and facts His most
remarkable that payments through banks nt
the different cities continue to show
so great an inereaso over lust year.
At Boston , Philadelphia and Chicago
taken together the increase last
week was ) per cent , and nt all otlur
cities outside ot Now York just tlm aitim * ,
and movements of products make il certain
that at least a considerable part , of this in
crease is duo to expansion in legiliinnto
trnilo. Speculation in products has been re
stricted. Porl : products are steady. Copper
is stronger abroad , but quoted ut 11
cents hero for lake , and tin also is
stronger abroad , but quoted here nt 20'4
cents.
In general the markets are much less dis
turbed oy speculative excitement and ma
nipulation than is usual. Pittsburg also
stio'ws a further full of 25 to 50 cents per ton
and prices of manufactured products
uro weakeningthiro. . Lower quo
tat ions are made for rails at the east ,
S31 50 being named , and bar iron is pressed
downward by the offerings of eastern mills.
There are well known circumbtnnees , which
account for much of the un ertainti in busi
ness , but these caiifp ? are not of a perma-
ni-nt nature , and the volume of trade in
progress baa never been surpassed at
this season. No improvement is seen in
woolen goods and sales of cottons and such
as are usual at this season
' 1 ho business failures occurring through
out the countrj during the last hcvcn ila\s
number 34' ) , as compared with a total of 255
last week. For the corresponding weeK of
last year tSio failures were 240.
To Nervous Dehllilntcd Men.
If you will send us your address wo will
end \ou Dr. Die's Celebrated A'oltaie Holt
and Appliances on trial. They will quickly
restore you to vigor , manhood ; md health.
Pamphlet free. Voltaic IJelt Co. , Mat shall ,
Mich. _
! i ; il Kostilt oTn T ) nuurnplilcnl 1'rror.
Chicago Tribune : I3ruipil and But
tered Specimen of Humanity ( to fore
man of Chieugo newspaper comjiobiiiK
room ) Udt any arch funds in tins
town ?
Foreman What ?
"Got any arch funds---any of those
darned monumental memorial slot ma
chines that you drop : i dollar and ne\er
hciir of it ngninV"
' 'No , I don't think \\o have. " '
"Then \iantajob. . Ain't particular
what kind. Anything will do. I'm
straight from New York.1
"What did jou leave there for , and
how did you get those bunged eyes and
that skew-jawed nose ? You look as if
you had been run through a corn-
bhollerV"
"I was a proof-reader on one of the
Now York papers. Last week ono of
the typos bet up the headiiiL' 'Money
Wanted for the Arch Fiend , ' and I lot
it go through. When the mob had
escorted me to tlio outskirts of the oily
and got done with me I looked iubij
about us jouhoono now. Can I "sit
down on U is btool ti minute : ' I'm kind
ot tired. "
SCHROEDER & DEAN ,
provisions * ! ! !
Basement Fiwt Nani3' ! Birt ,
ji05Soutlk liitli Street , . Omaha.
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DSI03ITORY , OMAHA , NED.
( Jnnital $100,000
Siirplns.Iiin. Isl , ISiM ) " > " , r > 00
orrici'.itsNI > niuccroKS
IlisnvW.irt , I'lojiiiuiit.
I.ENVI.S S. ItKHD , \ l"o 1'teaiiloat.
JA - . \V.S\V\OK ,
V. . V. M-ntJr ,
JOHN H. Cm i tv * .
It. r. ( rsiii > i ,
,1. N II. I'AIKIff ,
\ \ H. > Hi' . ic.-.r-v , , is
THE IRON BANK ,
( ir 1-tH and I'an atn Sts
A Geneml Ilanklu llnUHS ,
\ : T
TALLAPOOSA , GA ,
A Yankee City Under Southern Sun ,
lias now In operation und under < onstrui tlon ,
ttti-lve new lunnufm tiirluir Industrlch. employ
Ini ; nearly l.'iUi DaiKlH and ninny more under
iifKutliUloii. This i MI. us that real ostuto und
htucks will doulilfl In lx niuiitlis
Now Is tliu tluio to uiM t , us | > rli s ivlll Ad-
VIIIK u U" > per ttnt u > Ajull I'.th I ui | mi IKuluri ,
uio
Tullnpootu I/iml , Mlnliig AM'f'f , ' . Co , ,
i , ( , 'a.
C.O. Wallancler , Agent ,
27O2 Oumlutf St , Cmahn , Nob.
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK ,
Cnpltnl , - $4OOOOO
Surplus , - OOOO
Olll.-fw niul Ulnv T-t K M MoMflmnn , O
> t. Hllilicock. , lr < ( larmivi. Jr. . A llenrv I ;
M Andersiiiviii. . ( I Mn il \ . iirt > , ; t. II \\ill.
liuin. \ I * lloptlii' . pro-t , \ . \1illnrd ,
1. II llrynnt , inM 'r\nt cathler.
FACT1
_ _ Bootn encl Shooo- ,
"
KIHKUXDALL , JO\'KS A"CO ,
i < ueecion to lUctl , Jones \ Co
WfiolesalGManDfaclnrcrjofBjfltj&Siiocs
( or llnttnn Itublirr Shun Co .lliP. ItHntiil 1101
ll rn r lr tt ,
Drowora.
S'lORZ A II Ell ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
l.'Jl Xo-Ui KUhtoratb Street , OmnliR , NetifMlft.
Cornlco.
EAOLE
Mannliiciiiren ofBalyanizeJIwn Cornice
\VlndoiT-cni i nnil ni tnl,10 VMiljH Min Kpvneter ,
l'tO | > rltor. 1US nnil 11 iSjutli Mn eireet
Artlatu' Mnturlnlo.
A. IfONJr. . ,
Artisls1 Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
1M3 Doug'ns ' itreet Omilin , S"clira k .
Coal , Coke , Etc.
Oil All A COAL , COlti : A 1.1MK CO. ,
Jobte of Hard and Soft Goal
9fi Boulh r.th > lrr t Omaha , Ni-tirnskn.
KEHRASKA IT EL CO. ,
Sliipners of Coal anil Coke ,
111 South I3t"i street. Umnhi , Noliruk * .
DEAN , ARMSTROXO A CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars ,
teaHorth GttiBtroec , Omaha , Neb. Hello" 1439 ,
Dry GoodBjaml Mptlona ,
M. fi. sum } A CO ,
Dry Goofls , Fnrnlsliing Goods and Notions
( o. lOr'Lili a 11 il n % i t < >
KILPATRICK KOCJl DRY GOOD'S C07 ,
Importers yooliers in Dry Good ! , Notions
Qoats' Furnishing Cooli Cornar llth and Unrncr
true ! * , Omth * Ntibrns' < ii.
Furnlturo
r AkTONE ,
Wnolesale Dealers in rnrnilnre ,
rarnnni stroll. Omnhn , Nchrnifcn.
CHARLES SUIl'ERICK ,
Fnrniture ,
Oomhn , r ,
Crocorloa.
MeCORD , URADYA CO. ,
Wliolesale Grocers ,
Uttinnil Ixncnuxrti ! tVioti , Omittm Nebraska.
Hardware.
niMEHA Ir011 A TA YLOR ,
Builders'-Hardware ' and Scale Repair Snop
Mechanics Tools nnil Ilullnlo ScilM 1IK. I > OUFU !
itrect.Omulia Nib.
Lnmor ! , Etc.
JOHN A. H'AKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Mcr , Etc.
ami > nierican I'nrtlaml Cement. State
dent for Mllttiiukoo Hydraulic Ccrueat
Una O.UH or vhllo Lima
CUAS. R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
5roode rpet rind parquet floir.nu Dili nn.l li.mgl §
trvi'lt , , Onmha , Nubrnsln.
JHbSOUltl MIMXO CO. ,
Miners and Slripjioi'S pf Hard ail Soft Coa
M.I firit .SHIII m. Hum. Mulninilliunau . > CJ
LOl IS 1SRADFOIID ,
Dealer in Lumlier , Lain , Lime , Sash
Dears , eta. Ynr.1i fornor 7tli nnl nou/.a . OfflO *
Corner lOtb ami Uounlm.
'
FRED. Ur. OR A Y ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Core.vi Wli ana i.'omln itrgct , Omnha. _ _
Notions.
L OUERFELDER A CO ,
Importers & Joliliers in Millinery & notions
SOj.SlOand SlZS3utilltb ! struct.
Notion QI
J. T. ROUINSOX NOTION CO. ,
Wnolesale Notions and Farnisnius Goods ,
lilt Ilnrni'y I'reut , Oranlii.
>
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Mneil and Lnliricating Oils ,
Ailt Cr iu'ctc. Oniili * . A H liuhop MiinuncT.
Papor. _
CARPESIER i'Al'KR CO. ,
Wliolesale Paner Dtalers ,
CrrT nlro Hock o ( | ir n'lnn nrnppInK " " > ! writing
pnper. tpuclal attuntluu nlvuu tucarl pnpcr.
Salca to.
A , L. DEA KB A CO. .
Grnnrnl ARfi's ( or
Hall's ' Safe ? ,
8Z1 anrt .1iJ ! South 10th St. Omaha.
Toys , Etc.
B. HARDY A CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
noim HirnlitMnir ( Jocjs , Clilhlrt'n CnrriUfCi.
r a run in ilrvvt. Ornslm , f < ( jb.
Agricultural lmplomontn _ _
LIKIXOER A"MnTCALl' CO. ,
Aerlcnlt'l ' Irapleiuents , Wagons , Carriages
Uilgglei.elo.Miulviulu Uninr.n. Ncbrmka.
C. ti. H / > ' EXOIXK .V I'l Ml' CO ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ila'lli ' &r wnl ir.llll. mi and CM Jtmm it
li f lloit , Actlnu Mnniuer _
rKLL A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
fli ot-ir"n wnrituim ruiipi > a m Hi I7U12U
l , . ' Tonworlh itrvut ,
Iron Works.
PAXTOff & VIKHLlbU 1HOX WORKS ,
Wronght and Cast iron Building Work ,
fnginii- , ( ran work , foncr l founilrr maciiiuo , auj
blQCktiiilih work , nmcu mil wiirlii. If I' Ur
mill tub itrttt Umuba _
UMA ilA SAFL < l IRON WOl'tK ,
Kanf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Prcof Safes.
VtuU jail work. Iron thuttun nnil fin etcn [ > i .
O. AinJituu , proji r Cor lull ana Ju t urt Mi.
_ Sash. Doora , Eto.
" '
M"'A. DISHROH' J : CO ,
Wboleial * ni .nUf cliiror' - . ( '
Sal , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings ,
llranch ( irHie , iti aaj ( tard urceii , ociab * , Neb.
UNION S'lOCK YARD CO. ,
Of Sontli Omaba , Limited
