THE OMAHA DAII Y BEE , SATURDAY , OCTOBER , 25 1890. I
THE SPECULATIVE MEETS.
>
A Great Languidness Characterizes the
Wheat Pit All Day.
CORN HOLDS ITS OWN A LITTLE BETTER.
\
Oal AVns Independent and Atone In
an Alliance IricRiilnrfty In
t ic Wheat 1'it Cattle
anil
o. Oct. 24.-JaDeclil Telesram toTiiK
r-l The wheat niarKr-t was unsettled , hes-
tatlns anil finally ory weak , towards the
oloko of the r js'on Tlicro was u sharp decline
of leurmnro the Orrl half hour on an unusual
aiitoinitof liquidation bj a fewhou cs holding
Rood line * of Ions wheat. TI | 1 early weak-
ni s wasfollowed by : i viry fair recover ) be
fore noon. The second spurt of selling In all
Quarters was ttiarlc about I2 U ) p ni and at
thli time prices went even a fraction lower
than on the early break. The action up to 1
o'clock was I rceinbcr opencx ! .it JI.KJ'i. sold
off to H H. rallied to ! ! ' , , and on the vjc-
end decline went t II DCS Ma ) oM at Ji ( i7'4
lott.0 ? > i < o 8IOTH to I07 Thli was a loss of
ISo for December and l'ic ' for May from the
clo c yMtertliy There nas no vcrj peed bull
nc s titany tltue bconil omfl export busi
ness at New York , xtlille there wcro several
bcir joliit ; nsaln t tlie market. To bo Iti
lth Liverpool cable * wcro V to 'le lower.
The uc.ither tnnp she wl rain In the north-
weU ami this wai ( .ivorahlc ( or the wheat
mo\cri.cnt. ( lite io receipts ucre , iway over
the estimate at 10 car * . Mlnnojpollg also
showed large increase at & 42 cars , Du-
lutli alone wai llplit with tl firi New York
cleared no hent ami about O.CCO barrels
of flour Haltlmore cleared no wheat. AMieat
ntiil Hour from tlirtc | M > rtt was equal to&.OOO
bushel ; of wheat Htitchinson was called a
moderate seller early The houses credited
with s lllnr out Ion ? wheat freely were Pun
liain V To , Ixiui A Co. . \ \ llll.im Vounu XCo. .
Coiinselman A. Day and \ \ Illlim Dunn i Co.
A * tliC'O linte licrMi leading bull houses of Into
these sales li ul a dcprc iln elli'ct Hro M3 i
anil others dIJ good baj' liu ttrjund 11.03 , and
scilpers also bought for i recovery .if tor tlio
rarly Orop. Vrw York < llp-itelic3 repjrtPd
sex en and a Inlf boat loiils f rish export busi
ness for the I'nited Kingdom with a carso
workini : for Msbon. At I o'clock December
was limk to tl 01 anil Sl.OT'J ' There was a very
filrsiipoort In heat .it the close with De
cember at SI O2'i and May at ! l OT'i a decline
for the day of I'ti * for December and 'iC for
Miy. October was rjuoted at tl 01S to II 00 > I
totl.00 * at the elo < e On the curb privileges
on I > eecmberwhuaHvcrc.itl W4 for puts and
liori'i for calls.
Half inhourboforetheclospcorn was lut 'ie
under closing prices } Csteulay. There was
less weikn < * .s hero than In wheat. The low
est price of the e > son ! was dur
ing the first hour , when It Icokod
ai If wheat had started to po to fl 00
before nlcht. ItccelvcM and crlhben did
mio free -elllns at this time ind this always
unkci i heavy inirUet The action In May
up to 1 o'clock was Opened at 5TiC , sold.-U
MiC , recoernd to Mo. j > M oil to 5-T.c ind be
came Meatlj and quiet atVJSoaenlnst T3' c at
the close Thursday The action In corn for all
months was October 'fi'ic to M' < o to " > lo toMe
M\e toelo e XoxemberSle to 5
clo > e Deoemter 5TiO toSO c to 5le toMU to
MSe tock > > -c. Muy S-Tjc to 3T c to We t < :
B.T c , the chultm prlee yesterday. Maj corn
Iirlx Ilexes wcro ciuoted on the curb at 53'iC to
> J'e ' puts , Mcto.M'iC to5l < iC cills.
The oils market a ted Indcpcndont of all
others today and It was the only cereal on the
floor which cloet hlslier than jesterday.
There was a little break In pricecarlj with
the other markets and the sclllnc was led by
Ito'enbiuni and Counsclman On the free
buying bj Schwartz and Dupee. liter there
was a ( rixid rally Just before the close Norton-
Worthlnzton undertook to fill an order In Oc
tober and had to bid up to pet oats. October
wis quoted at41Jtoearty to 42 > o ut the clo > e.
December 42Sc to 41l c to 43c at theclo-e. May
C''c oT ( to 45Uc to Mc to ij'io toM o to the
close.
The provision trade was IrrezuHr all the
tesslon There wnssoino weakness cirly but
In face of the unusual receipts of hos the
market becimo firm with corn and at the
close pork was about tt ady and a trltle
higher and ribs Sc up The feature of the
trade was the bin IIIR of ribs and "el line of
pork by a few houses led bj Armour A. Co
\ and Cudahy Earlv In the d ly Dunham A
Co. solu pork quite f reply. The nestbuvers at
the time were the Anjrlo company and Ilyan A
Co. Many operators ere on both wltles at
"
dlfterent" times or weru bulns one proiluct
and sclllni ; another. January sile > - were
Mess pork Ili.tO. off to * 1.00. up to * 1117S ,
some claimed tl--M. and closing atU2.10 , with
Msv at 8120 ufter the bell. l.jrUold ut
M.st'J. tofl.r t X to KC34 , closlne ntSS.00 , Jl.iy
I ? Itlbs rose to f-JW. closing at Jo.sT'i , oricup
F 1A.-CIC1.1/ , , .
VOHK. Oct. 21. [ Special Telfgnm to
THE HEC.I biocKS The market is yetfilrly
In the dumps. There are periods of activity
with show of strcnsth for an hour or two
each dav , but no good advance , no broad mar
ket , no public Intcicst. not oten good profes-
ilonal effort. Industrial shires were the dc-
inorallMnR Influence again during the morn-
Ing. The railroad listtlliplajcd adl posltl 311
to : iUnnoo and throughout showed a Orm un *
dertone , byt was restrained by the fever-
I hnt < i9 In Sucar ISeflnerlcs which was
still the only feature. In the mar-
Vet. It opened unchanged at GG'J , but
wltli liea y sales and wide andIoh > nt
fluctuations It retired diiritrg the first flftetn
in limits to W * . after which It rcco\ort < l to
63' . . but could not hold the improvement , and
later scttledaway to still lower prices than
before reached. In the regular list , Chicago
Oas agiln was aclo o sympathizerbut retired
only fn.ctiomi.ny notwithstanding the fact
that nlth the exceptlonof. sujar It uis the
most Rctl\o ; tooli. The contln led dvullne In
Sugar began to hue Its Influence upon prices
of railroad stockt toward the en J of the hour
and Silver Certificate * * was al-o a weak point
on the list , dropping to lOJ'i against
107'i last in filing. At 11 o'clock the
market was comparatively dull and
heavy at small fractions beiow
the oponlne. The first half of theseconil hour
found c % cry active stock at alow price for the
forvnoon. Clilcaco Gas dropped tojy .Misiar
tonis , withe.cr ) source offerln-r It. until U
Kilu 5 points under the close hst night and 11
points under tluicloMj Wednesday. J orthern
J'aclHc. L'nlon I'aclHc. Oranfers. Coalers and
Ixnihtlllc , nil showtxl about ' , percent lo * s
There was a butter feeling about midday anil
lthCmlmk toU t , Sugar to Cl'i. ' the rail-
rona list r ocred to R hel with the clo-lns
prices jotordij.while : Atclil ii &nd Hur-
Iliigton each ttliowed ' 4 net train t-usar He-
flnerlts made a sreat upturn the h-it liour on
the belief that Mime sort of umnlpulitlon as
on foot. Tht' icrarnblt * for shirts run prices
up tuCR nnd the cU > M- witat 6T or 1 point up
for the tlu ) C : \i \ cloMtl up at 4i st I'.iul
waiofT lj on the decrease In carnlne * . t'nlon
1'at-lfle l' lower Other wcNtcrn stocks wore
Bteailr. Money was bid up tos percint Sales
WIT | r.-fJXisliari s
Thetollonlng ft-re the closing quotations :
U.U. . ! ; ' < Northern 1'ictnc.
U.t . Ii coupon III'JI do preferred " ' 4
t ? 104 > < C A.NV
II S. coupon 1011(1 ( do iirvferri-il
of'9S 1W Sew \irk Central
Ontril I'mdtle I * . It \ K.
Chir fo\ Alton Ill Ituck I.UnJ . .
thicaco , llurltn ton C. M , V M. C ul S3- ,
* gulncej . . . . ' . ' . ' ( do prefcrre t
1) Ut\V . 13 .
llllntlitVntriL. 1UJ do rru'errrU
U H. Jk WV L'nlon I'mcldJ
Kknft.i .t Tci . . 1 ! W ; ' . U A 1 *
I. te--hor.- 107 do preferred
UlcoUin Central. . . , alV , \\i-sle.-n Lolon bis
Ulourl i * dfle . . * 3 I
MOVEV Firmer , Kia per cent , luU loan 3.
TlllUK MtiiCAMILK l'ii-KU ' i tU.S ( percent.
STIBLI > O KXCIKMIEQuiet and harvljr
iteady ; slity-day bills , M.bl'j ' ; demandH.e-0.
CHICAGO STOCK ,
CitiCAOO.Oct.H [ Special Telegram to Tiu
HEE. ] t'\TtLK Business moved along about
like yesterday. y t there were salesmen who
leemctl to think they were getting a shade
mor money for their good to choice steers
than yesterday , but not 0110 had a good word
for medium and co-nmot > t > tockIt was the
lame old story , hard to sell at anything liVe
latUfactorjr prices. Native butchers' stock
and Iljht stooktrs show no si ; n of Iruprove-
ment und ranga ktcvrs , especially feeders ,
are down to low watermark , T-jrin > steadjr ,
Native * . lln-SiW ; stocken. Il.7iil2.5ai cow .
llpOD lhe market opened with torn * 57.0
to M.WO on tale ; about iS.Ooo carried ovir from
latt nlsht Prime I M-I pork hos were c\rcfl
and onlywld about 5o lower , but roushand
romnion mUfcMoitl a SCN > ! IDC lower.
c-iik. Hilda larftinjintHtrof that ila * i ncro
carried u cr. I'rimo hul'lier wplflits old
alxiiitllKcyestcrdny. but llxht torts were a
Mmilo lower 1'aekvr-i P ld I1.7W to MW for
common and ntntoll l for best mUed. * ! ? ;
Cer'tKil < lJl.l-io ! 4.n for prime liea r and
titiher nelshl , nndllzhl Mjrts ld - t J4.IO to
W IS , lurcelj at tl.10 , light-light , SO to U l
Shares.
YORK. Oct. 51 fpecHl Telcraw to
TntllBB.1 Thefolloln.jar theinnlnstolc !
qutttatlons :
. 2i ! , Knrek lon . . TO
t Ctirrr rJS ll lr A > nrcroi . . ' *
IloruMlrrr . at ' .V llelle I'le 1
I . . . 1,3 iM
The \Yool Market.
tlovro * * Oct. JJ. [ Special Telesram to THE
lint ] Tlicre has been i goo l deratintl for
wool this week , nnd the sales foot tip 4,201 000
IxMinds. The nmrkct Is firm and ttmllns up
ward Ohio ha been --ollliii ; at fie ivnd X.ut
343.V * . MIclilRaii l5 loinly at Jlc > 'o. 1 Mich
igan has sold tosjine extent : .t 3T < a3ie and
Oil lout : j.-.SJ.K > c No I rotnblng * * O't are ery
flrmat4 aie. Ohio fine dolalno sells nt r < a
3Tc * . and Mlclili-nn ntM.Te. One-ouarter anil
tlircc-clzhths blood unwashed ttoolsare Indc-
inanil 0.1 .Teti c for one-iiuirtpr | and S'li-lKc
forttirpc-clabths. TorrltorN wools are In iood
demand with sites of lint nt tHUfCf , finemf-
tlliim at V34XK' . nnil mtxlluni sit VW > * r. Choice
spring Texas and 'alirornl.i vool * lii'in len
Hilliit Jt.pr-c. und a\oriso wools at 17a.iv.
tJron wools nrt In'teady dennmt ut ITSXto.
I'ullciltvom are quiet ami linn , with sale * ot
sup.'rafwe.ti'c andof extrsi at S.-aJO * . * lor-
'len wool * ha e been < ery tlrm. with Aus-
trallm silling at In tier prlc .
The Coflep > rnrket.
NEW YoitK.Oot -Special [ Teleirim toTnr.
IlKt 1 Coi tKb Options opened barcl > itcitly
and VBl."iolnts | down , c.o-ttl stendy antl 1111-
cliangt'dtn 10 points up ile JJ.Wbng ) In-
el tiding Oetuber. H * > .1\ill * > JJ ) : > oe ntor
llTTd ; Dcfcmttcr $ ! Tl aiTJinuary HO K a
10.4'i , February , jn'tlttii'-tt. ' March JliC-it
15.70 April , 51 iV > Mi > .iU % > 9U. i.pot Kin.
quilt butstpid ) , fair cirgoes tJi.W ; > 0. T ,
SIff. . " , 1'7 , _
I'livin'i't : .1 ; i itKEr'i.
Cilic fln , Oot. 21-Cloje Whent-Steidy :
cash. HUO SQJt \ , l > txcmber ; , 1 1. ( ! ! ' : May.
tl 07'4 '
torn Klrinca-li , 'ic , No\cmber,50'iiCJIc :
M.i.M > 4c.
Oitteaay , cash , 4 ; ' ; December. c :
M.H 45'ii'in.4c
* Jless rorkteatlr : cash. UJX ) ; lanuary.
fl'MJ , M i > lir7'- .
Lira tteadj . ca h. KV'i : January , K.COG
a <
m i
Itie Stoiilj at WiSOTc.
llirlei-nrni atV * .
1 Ux-rirtii at Jl IV
l'rlinotliiiotli ' > Cjulet at Sl.-'lijl 2j
AMilsKj-Jl It ,
I'lourtp.trtv and unchanzefl' winter
wlicit. Jlijo 15 , spring wheat , SJ.t.Oii3.oO ; rje ,
$3 ! Va.t."iO
Hulk Me -Shoulder * , fiKitftSTS : short
cltiar J'isrttriUliort ) rib . * : > .UV. > 4' )
Ilutter-stfiaj ; creamery , liy Cic : dairy.
full cheddirs.tl4Ql
CheeeQnlet , cream
f'ltc , SuU , 3V3V. : youug Americas 'A ©
j > iC.
> s i'lrm * re h l HWc. )
lllde--l"nclian2id ; lieavv and llsht creen
salteJ. 6'ic ; crv * n hldc . 4'4c : saltttl bull
hides nc , g re-en salted calf , f > tt-jC.dry Olnt ,
bX : tlr ) salted. 7c ; dry calf , bitJk1 , deacons ,
Cldl tf ff
TallowCmlunged ; > o l , solid , 4ii < ? , Xo J ,
51iC , ca , ' e. 4 'it
llecelpts. Shipments.
Flour. ubU . 9 I M
Wheat , bu . . . . t3.0JO
Corn , bu . . . . . . 23.uOO
Oats , bu . . . . . a > .OM 1W.OOO
Xnw VoitK.Oct. 54 Mhcit-Recelpls 'O.'MI
bushels , e\ixirt . none : spot clo * > ed teatller ;
Xo - , reit. l. rsSl < f ! * * inelevator : Jl 0/J31 iwl
alloitj fl O Uftl ) ' * o b : options ilosctl
eik and lower ; No 2 red , October , closing
Corn'IJecelpt' . 44 7"fl bu hels , eirport < i.
71.JOO bushels , spot closed teatller ; .Vie
nlloat ; unsratletl mixed , % 7'jC , options clo-etl
wiak , Oi-tobor closing at ' > 7Sc
Oils -Kecelpts , 1S.V-OJ bushels ; exporf ! . 75
buholpot he.i\r , > o ' . * , white , JI'tSoHjc ;
inUe'J western , I3lia4f lic , white western. M
( &J-V ; options weaker ; October closlnz at 4 c.
Sacar Haw llrm , refined , lower ; white ex
tra r , 3 ' 4ttj"ii' , yulow. iU TJ'ic ; off A i-i-B
t 1-lCc : mould A. u'c ; standard .VC'c , cut
loaf. 70 , po dertd , b 12-ltc , gratulited.
G U10c.
rctroleuni United closed for Xoretnbtr at
- . western , i'l
l'ork--tronf : : inctlia. . . .
Lird na-ler ; western steam Io-J > i
*
.
stPidy : light skims , 4 > tf27'c.
ST. Locis. Oct 24.Mieat \ Lower ; ca h
97 > 4c ; October , 8s ' < , ; Leceniber , tl.WS © ! W ! I
XltoriV Low ir , cash , Wlic : November and
December. 4e ; May. M'.c.
UitIiwer ; cash , nominal , Maj , 44V.
l'ork-steail > at. Jll.OO.
Lard-Steady at W IS
.
llutter Firm and imchanjed : creamery.
c ; daIrj,74iHK * .
. Oou -Spot wheat nmed
nulte well at a lifeline byellcrs who vranted
to tlKpo-e of their conslznments to * > ae extra
charges for hold Ing it o > er. homo lots went
slow , but most csirs found huyers. L losing
No 1 bird October , 11.00 ; on track , 11.01 ; No.
1 northern. October ami : < oeiiber. | U..c ;
r > ecembcr7c : Miy , tl.ttl ; ontracli. tf7 < G97'ic ;
No ' - northern. October. OIHc. December ,
Uc ! ; on tracV. IC/ffOc.
LIVKPPOOI. Oct24 Wheat Quirter hold
ers Oder moderately ; California , . 1 , 'nG id
per cent il
Corn-Knsy , tlenanUsood ; raUed western ,
pcrceiittl
_
KAV-US CITV , Oct. -Wheat Weaker ; No.
2 hard , cash , tOe askoJ , October. b7'o bid ;
> 'o. 3 rvd cn.h , Otc asked
I'oru-Lowtr. No 2.casb 40c ; October , 4sio
Oats-Stead ) , Xo. 2. cash and October , 40 ' c
askcdj
Mll..UKEE , Oct 24.-\Vheat Easv ; N'o 2
spring ca-h EGS'Jc ' ; Defleniber , Ue ; > > o 1
northern. WJc
Corn-Quiet ; cnh. " c.
Oats--tetl > . > o 2 white , 4p,17'C.
rrov. > lous-stcad > : pjr , January , 112 13.
CtNClNSVTl , Oct. 24. Wheat Lower ; No. !
red. tCV *
Com-I.es , active ; Na2 mixed.
Oati-\SeiUt.r , No. J uiUed ,
Whisky-Jill
* r CK.
ClUC'.GO , Ost. : i. Cattle Receipts. 10.0X ) .
market steailj , nitUes Ki.C023.10 ; itoekers ,
* 173aI50 : COW-N. bulls and mixed , tl.4033.10 ,
Jexans ! ! . ' 132 73 ; ranger * , il v" 3iW.
, < 0,0j0rnnrkctlo'cr ral\e l
Iloss-Hecelpt , ; \ < ,
171X2-113 ; prime heavvanu butchers'weights ,
115tWM. TlKht , J ( 103.4 15. pin * , ti'ift.T.00.
jheer > - ItMclpt6.UOO , market actUe and
a .hnde nlsrher , njtt-.cs. l ? fH. < jQ ; westerns ,
* 4W3.JVi ( ; stockers , } J-Kltt "J.
ST. louie Oct. 24. Cattle Be'eipt * 000
slilptneuts 2,190 ; market steady ; fair to funcy
natl\o5teersil2- W , stockerj and fieders ,
. . .
llogs-Uecelpts , 3,000. shipments , 5.1&0 ,
marketlower , litny. H.IOSI.'O : mixed , $4.00
< 2) ) 10 ; llht , l 34 * .
_
KA.VS-.S Cir , Oct. Si Cattle Receipts ,
74iO ; shipment-- > 0 ; market wiak ; steers
' * il Witi-iS stockers and feed
Fl'ja4s3 ; cos - ; *
er- . . rJ.V)8.X' . '
rlloi * ; - -Kt - < > lpts. 1X100 , shlomcnts , 2,000 , niar-
ku lower , all grade
iTi.Ia. . Oct. Jl. ( Special Telozram
to THF IIFEl llojri Hccelnt11.WO : market
stead * , ami qualltv better : selling , tJ-t J.iij ,
bulk , UsOa-l-.O. ' _
O.M.4//.1 .H.4.KHETS.
Cattle.
1'rlday. Oct , 24.
Kstlmat il receipt * of cattle -.ftO. as com *
uarexl with ' 'fl-U jntenluy and 3.M 1-VUiay of
last wtc-k. There were no good tH'e.eamou ;
the receipts C liolcc steers would 'ell steady
The market N Uuli and lower on ever ) thlnj
on Kale. UutcheiV stock is steady and feed-
cr > an Ilfokss.
Estimated receipt * of hoz * , 7,300. at compared -
pared with T-UJ yesterday and 6 0
Irlilny of last week. . Th inarktt
opened lower. prlino heavy boss
.V lo cr , with lisbt and mlUMl ashadeto o
lower All sold The ran.'o of prloes u as
il&O&HO ; the bulk fellln ; at , t-Li)2i.UJ )
I Isht , St SKOM , hcary , tiarel.10 ; mUod I
$ .l.J > ii10"i. The u'er.icu of the prices paid
mtSLv'l , asruiunarcHl with U'Jl ' yc.terday und
I1 > OJ. 1'rlda ) of last week.
DUposltlnn ot Stnclc.
Shoving the number of head of stock
purchased on thU market ai relwirted by the
weiglimastcrsof tbo Mockyards company :
CVTfLK.
Swltt i CO SX
The tSeonre II liainmond company . . . U
The Arruotir-Cud ihy packing company 41
.Nels Jlorr. . . . 47
tblppi'ts aud feeilers , ! Att
HOfiS.
Arrnour-CuJahy paokms company. . . . . . . 3,002 .
- -
Oniuba packing coiupany
fleoree II. llimtnond packing coiupauy , J' Sf
J. NUlrcJLC'o , i vi :
llalitcid
Kcprcs'iitntlTC Sains.
SIEERS
No. Ar I'r .Vo.Vr Ff No. Ar. Tr.
11 li-o 4 a ) 15 KM 150
i ; 1KO 4 : t 104 43
rows
4 ICO m IB . KO 1 0
10 EW l to UTS ia sw
10H UTSM 8
H 115 UTSB7 ! HJ 2(0 (
1 t > 70 11 % . f 7 2W
1 IO-.M ( B7 11 1(09 ( 200
H- 1S5 1075 .1017 21)
! . S l j 175 .UO S
STDCKE1LS AND
Ml r. 01 ° s 10 13 i n 2 Mme
pa 2 713 2 15 3 mo 2tr * ;
47 ' 1C. 3 H6 2 25 10H J14 2 70
'ii-n 10 ! 29. 1(15 3 T , H ' 7 270
2S 200 10 ll 5 2M 78
2(0 ( ! 3 . 9J2 2 . ' 0 1 mo 2 co
6 MJ 2 IS 2 . IW 325
2 . SM 2W 1. . 1JO 310
3 1313 1 75 2 1115 JCO
17 S05 3U )
OXEN ,
4 VK 15
1 . -0 10
1 cow and calf
2 cows anil ciil > cs each K300
l prltiur HOCO
J milker. 1400
imllkur.
No. AT , Pr.
Oeallala t , ! * C. Co
6 cinnors 100
Is cows 1S5
Ditcri. r < > -
covrs . WJ 155
JV. . Trlpler-
ro ucrs , tailing lOffl
01 feeder * 3 | | SW
lli.irlcs Coffee
311 feeders . .llflt 245
Manhatta u Cat tic conipany-
CO cows
4 J Cattle companj
71 co s 203
4 J companj
6 fitilor" L137 133
U NVluIuu-
3 cows. . Old 205
45 steers . ' . 1.13 2J3
1) ) . Mcl'hce-
17 cjorit-H & 51
Meows . . , . . . . al" 175
M Hartlett-
11 feed o r 1.3 133
7 feeders l.mfJ 215
U feeders 1,3X1
Unil TwooJ llroj
ICrpw , 1,011 173
4 fiedeis 1.115
2 fieilurs 1,010 li'i
2a steer- , 1.0 * 5W
II. \ Vcaor
Scows PIS 175
C cows SU3 175
3 CONS 1)10 ) 175
2 cows 103 175
2 c.i nil or 3 &N ) 1 1"
1 stag 1,210 175
HOGS
Av Sh. I'r. Xo. Av. ? h. Pr.
. .21J ICO J C5 47 . . 243 K ) JIO
& 4 100 3 TO 40 . 100 m
7s 3 7O M . 201 leO iO )
S6 . .2U DOO T 70 51 .to
61 . . .Ml IM 3 70 47 . So s'lj '
> 1 . .I'JI ISO 3 70 52 120 JW
17J
7J ! < 0 3 70 ! * 30S 120 3' ' )
77 200 J 7O M XO 3 1
76 . 24G 4J 3 7O 62 2U5 3(0 (
71 . 241 ICO 3 TO C7 233 H ) JW
233m
77 S4J 120 J " tfi , m 100 J'O
70 2U7 1JO 3 73 00 ? JO 310
JTi.1 3 75 00C. 0 JW
.U70 { 75 S3 JCO
S3V.
.214 "O J 77' V. 240 JKi
'J1J 100 3 TT'
V.M
3 O 240 S'O '
T9. IM 3 SO M . 340 J13
C4 15 SO 3 > 0 W .
C4TU so J to M . SUO JUS
TU JJ-O I t ) 03 . 1-JO < 00
TUCt
Ct 440 J O M i.4 bO 4IH
TO . .Zti l.-O J SO MCl . Jiy 400
157 JGO .1 b3 7 120 400
5 270 J so U2 . 230 . ' 400
71 2:17 : 200 J S3 67 . 40 405
70 IbO J O CJ . . 235 11X ) 405
70V
( V > 238 N ) 1 MJ 55 231 0 405
' 5 2U7 120 J SO 50 405
7C .VJ J 6i"j 57 . . 120 J05
7CW
7CUt .247 3 * C'i M . IbO < 05
Ut 3 > o 70 . . 297 60 405
ft . as-4 410
GO > jO 3 S3 49 . tO 410
GOCs
Cs 245 UO 3 S3 53 . . 314 IM 410
til Va'J ' 100 3 No 5J . . . 315 IbO HO
1103 SKIPS
70 ua [ 1 ST. 2S3 300
117 2 25 17 * * JOO
75 2 23 IA ! JIO
123 10 2 .iT. 103 Iba 120 3J5
. Si H 5 ° 11 1C J2S
4 103 1 2 ! > J 3SO
4S JU5 ii GO 107 .17b tD J40
30 S 75 60 161 J40
3 00
OMAHA ItJUULVS.lLE 3t KK TS.
Gruoctics.
nvTES-Per-lan. 6-lb boi , 9S&
T IN EM Cotton twine. "Bibb , " very fine , l < -
Ib bales , S'lc , i-otton twine.X brand , Vlb
baits t > o ; hemp twine. H-lb tales , 1-e ; all
twine , 20c ; candle lek , 22c , 40-r ot cotton
clothes line , sic ; W-foot cotton clothes llnf .
51.63 ; 0"i-iKt [ cotton Hues. S1W ; GO-foot sisal
lines , $173 : 6J-loot jute , tl.uO : wool
Tendon layers California. ,
. o mu < ic.itels , California , 1'UJ : sted-
less O.illfarnia , J2.0U , California seedless sul
tana. lu sicks , per Ib , Ocjt'aliforala rnusoatels.
In sacks S'jc ' ; new Valenclas , fc4ci on-
dura , layers new. S'ic. '
l'\Ki > ACcui'S GOODS Barley. 3Sc : farina ,
JJ o , oatniejl. bbl * . (5.7 ( 1.25 : half
6"3c. split PLas . ( o ; rpaguettl. lie.
CAVXEII VEIET .DLES Tomatoes Vlb extra ,
11.1X21.13 , 3-lbstanOard western Orandv. il.IU ;
gallons. Archer's stiudard. $ J.l"J. Corn Hncst
crown. JIO ) ; Gate City su/ar corn , very flne.
1 1JW ; Oilman , 2-ItjSiparcorn.l.2)-lb ! extra
Utemer. tl lOjJ-lD standard western brands.
fl.UJ. Mushrooms 1-lb I'rencb , extra flne,22ti
23o ! 1-lb Trench , line. I < i22c , 1-lb trench or
dinary. WSlN ; . I'l n Tres. flni' . per can 25ej
deml-rine , pvrcan , luo ; 'Mt > silted , M.CJ , J-ltj
early June , 1150 2-lb marrow , standard
brands. 11.33 ; J-lb soiked , 75c. strlnz btans -
2-lb luU itride. Kufuseo. flOO ; .Mb Goltlen
wax bean * , siw ) ; C-lb&trlns benn . SeLlma )
beans 2-'b-oiUe < i , i5. Boston baled b-eans
2-lh Lewis , tl & l C'niwn Urands , 41,15. swept
potato * . a-lbNevrJer cy , * l 0) ) . UurnpMns
.Mb , 51 U. Olra and tomatoes J1G5 ; okra ,
tl Oi ; succotash. Jl W.
DitiEU 1'HtiTTurkMi prune , les than
hhds , Isv9. 7'ic : original bhds'ic le ; Iloiula
pruneGlb box s 1WI to 110 , 7'4c : appo- ! > ,
eNjporated. new ring choice , 16o , eiaporatecl ,
new rln ; prliae , 13o , apricot-- f nicy , In sack %
20c , blutkborrles , new , lOSc , ra-pberrle . 3
Itisto boT. J > c : currants new. S'i'itSV.e : orlir-
Inal cask > ' * c less , Vostliza currants , extra ,
in boxoCVC
.Sura Almonds lc : Hrazlli , 17c ; fllbcrts ,
13c , pecans , ICe : walnuts 15o ; peanut cocks ,
10'ic ; roasted 12Sc , Tennessee peanuts.
\\UVI-PI.\O I'Ai-FR btraw. per lit ,
rair y'ic ; manllla 11 , 4o , No. 1. So.
Mor.st > llbl > iN O fancy per tal , 55357cs
choice. 4van7c ; peed , a Qi'cj Cuba , biking,2 2 ;
JX , black , strap. 2rt3J2c.
Ol v I'kfjs , ( His to bot.5J4c : kes < .411c
ViMiOiK Juer. N V. app ! idder.lOc ; 11 S.
elder , l.'c ; white , wine , lie : fancy , fruit , l c.
OILS. IV ) prime- white , lie : IV ) water white ,
13c , headllKht , 14Sc ; ' 4 itasollne. Kto
Mt.s-oii\-llbls. ISc ; Kranulated.c ; Inbbls ,
ISo.rovE
> < rovE Pou n JiCOIWM perpross.
llAOAm. . per 100,11773 ; Lcwlston per 100 ,
11775 ; I'nlon sfjuare.SO per cent ofl list
SU.TIHlr \ , J5O Ibs In t > l > l. bulk , U.10 , beM
Brade. 6)"is ) , j. ' ' , best craUo , 100 JsJ 40 , be-,1
Krade. li 10s , f.'J ) : rock salt , crushed , ll.t-0 ,
common , bl > ! . ! 125.
I'vv.vni ' MEVT--Corned beef Mb , H.2O !
corned beef , --Itis , il.l < 0 lunch tonjuei I-lb ,
K'jO ; lunch tongues , --lb , JI7J , brawn 1-lb
2 < M : brawn. 2-lb < . SiOOi oxtonsuc * . lSltv
t3lO ; ox tonsue-s. 2-lbs , JuOU ; culpjieit teef. m >
Ibs , roiuiJ can > , i'JT > ; roast beef , , ' -lb round
cn , 12.00 potted ham , U-lb , round cans , toe ,
potted liim.'fib , round eitns , 1 J ) ; denied
ham , ' * -lb , rouml cans , o3c ; deUled ham 'i-lb ,
round cans. II JJ , pottid 05 tongue. ' ID ,
sound cans. (1 JO , couipres-od ham , 1 Ib
rquarecan127.1 ; tripe , j Ib round can , tl.S ) ,
nilneed calops , 2 Ib round cans. } i.'J ) ; booelosa
pljV feet.2 IbMjuarooans , * iJ3
\Uiu sroui I'er Ib-So oakts. 3lb > boxes ,
I.lc , lOc cakes , ) -lb boxes , li"jc ; 1-lb brlcLs , ao
lb > In box , pure , llo.
L'OF EE IJoast Arlosla. 23'ie : Ilunola ,
23Se : Gennan. o ; Uil orth's. 25 , c ; Lion ,
WKMatlpoiKli. . ii c ; Conloja. 25'c ; .Mocha ,
ao'e : o O .Uva , ioc.
I'IIKF-C ' I'remliini I" C , twin flats per Ib ,
10ic ; rremium P F. , YOUIIK Arnerk'i , ll' ck
brlt-k , lie : domestic swi s. IMiKc , Edaw , lu
foil. each. II10 : Llmberjer. 12'iC.
IIIIOOM5tle , varlor , ti-W-tle ) , IJ.73,3-tlo ,
$2T > . J-tlf. plain. II 5 ; warehouse , $ J.oO toy.
Slio ; wtiUk , Jl.0txm.25.
OUVM Quarts , per doz , 11.00 ; pints , per
do ; . . } . . ' < ) ; bullf. per gal ,95c.
COKLXGE Manilla rope A sizes from 7-10 to
1 In. ISc" slsil ropo. allilze frotn'-lC to 1 In ,
ll'tc ' ; "now processes. " all elzes from 7-15 to 1
In he.
tCOR-l'er Ib Cut loaf , 7"p ; cube7l ci
standanl powdtreJ. 7ci XX.XX , p < jwdert-d.
7\c ; granuhtcd. standard.e ; conf xtloti. ;
ers' A.tS OSc : white , extra V. brilliant , \c ;
extra O. royal. lA ci central C , 5UCi golden C ,
SSc ; dark C.JSe.
t'OTTOV UOPC ' , .lnchlfc.
> OAiCtt tlle. mottled , per Ib C StOc ; do
white , per Ih. I4o.
PICKLES-Medium.perbbl.UOO : : small , 110 00
cherklns. fltOO : Imp. 1)111 U.W > , idV ; ul cak > ,
33-zal bbl , 11000.
CuibH-t'cr bbl. roflnfJ. W-V ; half bbl , n.M ,
hirtl elder , pure , per bbl , H.60 ; oranze elder ,
bslf bbl , HJO , pear cider , half bbl , JC.JO ,
I'roi tslona ,
EuomnMtATS felecled hatat Suearcure < l ,
1 ! to 14 Ib average. 11S ; selected Dreakfast
ticon , tucarcured , bOEclesa.llS.c.Xo. Inatoa ,
tieareurfd 13 tn H lb > , , Teraw. lOV ! No. 1
ha n , ue r cured. 11 Ibjattr.izr , 1 , cl No. 1
hani , susar cured. 201b * T raec loc. ik.ntifd .
hain , lO'jC , No 3 tiain * . "su ir cured. 'X ; , bone-
| o 4 liatn. f i < * , hoiilder * , mjir rureJ 6U < ? :
brcakfant baeon. Tanrf bonelr 5 , < ; ; Cill
fornll or plcnk-ham , ( iiaircure < l. Cjc. drleil
beef hams u ar cure-t.1 M4r ( : bitoon 5liort
clear * . 7 > | bnwn clear back * "Sfj bacon
clear liellle * . fancy I kt 7l4ei Uucon short
rlb" , < l c : bicf ton tu ( . . iioked. lop.
tu UE < Uolojuai In < rea > and < * . fancr.
44fiHolojnns.4c-.nM , . sAjisajp. In link. Co ;
pork uu Jie. In bulk 3 , c ; bloodu njr ,
4'iC. liver BU iffe , 4'nVad ' cliee t . 4'ic ;
snioVed head clice \Slciu-rorFranVfurt (
jau ise. 7c : Knoolaiuh sjusuxe , 7ci 1'ollsh
saii n e. 7c ; toncue MinnsP , o.
ThealK e prices urc fnrlotof fifty poundi
and upwards , nless qu mtlty Lcmori'
lnv tf * LT Mt\T Mi.Vrt oleiir , 6' p ; lone
eienr . Oc hort rlbsOc , I ) s shoulders. 5'tci
clear back ! 6 > * c
roii > rii lU.tr-1-lb ] uire can * , per dor ,
tl 10:14-lb : < inaroean < per Joz. JILyii.
KotsT OK lloit-Fxl llLrr-1-lb round cans
per doz , Jl Ifl ; 0-lb round ean . per d z , f5 00
Ciui'i'EO DIIIED Hbtr > , .lb round cans , per
doz.ll.2. " : Mb round nn > . per dot. file
bt > cn Tovotr < Mb round cms per doz ,
! i. i , I-lb round can- * , p -r doz , > 4-W.
WHOLE Ox TO > OL-E 1 , . | b round otns per
dozV ! O3-Ib rutinilfins per dot l-.CO.
Dr.Mi.KH H\v U-ln rmnul cin * . per doz ,
W ; li-lb round cans , per dot. fOe
M'ictt I'mTo > atBs Half bbls , 11000 ;
15-lbklt-.J..IO.
I'lCKLKii IJBEf To\at E liatrels a > ) Ibs
each , I17.1C , elahth I bl iilbseach. ! IM.
1'oiiK m > lltt-i Miss pork. bbK J11W ;
uos port hi If bbls s.fO family or back
rk , bbl IUJi , family or buck pork , half
.KKii'i oxtri tno b > t'f , bbl , ! GOT ; extra
imm- < beef half bbtM it.
Ho\r.vcoMii TKtl'E-Ilalf bblIb * each.
Vi quarter bb s. 40-lbs eaeh. I1. J ; cishth
bbl ! W-lli Pieh JI-00 klt . 15-lb e.ich. * 0o
I'u K.r.EH Turn Half bbl.o Ibs each , Sill ;
narter bbl . 4)lbs eifh J | f , . eljhth bbls 20
Ib iiich. . oc : Mt 15 lb < MCh. Km
PURLED l'io ' Fcri-llalf bb ] 0 lb each.
! ir-0 , quarter Mil41 IDs eifb. MM ; vlslith
barrelaib ) > etc It. II I" , kits. ISlbs tieh. DKJ.
OiEOMA.nnuiiNF Tulis. 20-to solid 12'ie ' :
firt-lb tubs , solid l-lli = , 40-lb tub > , 1-lb rulK
IJc.
IJc.L. . uu > Tlerci strlnly pure. C'jC , tierces
putcano kettle-rendered , ' 40.
rnE it Per Ib Perch. Te ; buffalo. clre ed ,
7c ; pk-kercl. Oc , pike ft. , ttout.liwhite. . ll e ;
cropple , lie : lattiih. lie ; cod tcnk ICe ;
lloundiTs , IJe : Oreeon ilruon. lie ; black bass
Isc ; lobsters , ! & . , blue Hsb lie.
Street Produce.
IKTTLit-Creatnerj itioj.2v ) ® . > Jo ; creamery ,
clicilce. l-4 tH. country , choice , iy < > flc , coun-
tr % rood. 14ftlu- . count rj- fair , I'lIV ' ; coun-
trv Inferior. iJtlV.
I'OfLTitr The market on chicken ? Isery
low ind they arc extiemehlow sale owing
to the heivy receipt- About all tint corw
chickens can lee\peit tl tobrlns UOOIi.25 ,
with the smaller Rradea * low us S1.30. yulte
a peed tinny ll\e turkey s are arrlIns. . which
sell largely at l c. Ducks are quotid at I.'M
6-j.oo
EfiG The market * hews no appreciable
chnnie. the price reimlnln.teidv atl"i * .
Ciiwc The market K about Miidy. I'ralrle
rhicken < - per doz. Ji7. ffilOJ ; m.ill.inl tluck- .
! J.5 ( i.tOJ , teuluueki.il i. 1 VI , nilicd ducks.
81.-1UI n. plo-ir , M3 0c. Jack nlpc. { ll > y
1.23 ; rjuall IL.Wiji 7J ; jack rabbits , * 5lO , small
rabbltJIOt > itl25.
Trcsh Fruits.
VOIIK Gn * ! ' ! " Concords 10 basket lots.
31c ConcortH , 5-10 basket lots 4V ; : catawbas.
10J tmsketlot- : eatawhas , 5-10 basket lots ,
4Valemliwbasket lots 4Ck" Salems , 5-10
ba-ki-t lot43c , Macara. 5 Ibs , 1 ) basket lot- .
23e , M.u'.ira 3 Ibs. 5-10 basket lots ,
i'-c , Delaware 31b . VO b isket lots , 25c ; Dela
ware 3 Ills , 5-10basket lotsJ5caltru . 3 Ib .
100 basket lots , c ; saltnis 5 Ibs , 3-U basket
ioif I3o.
c tLiroi.Nrt 1 nriTS Orapcs , Tokay , crates ,
sliisle p ickaze , ! 1 0. Krai . uiii-eut cr.ite .
-lnclo pickaRt. J1-.T3. nnrslnttr \ Nellies
antl ottior , boxc * . slnclo package , $ JCK ) ,
ytiluceIx3i > , slnjrle packaze , I.73.
His \ > 1-1 F.inoy Iilut tielrt- . ! 'OJ to M 00 per
biinih ; llondnu5150 tofJ O per bunch
OinsoF'- Jamaica oraticciVK ,
l/oxis. per box , ! l 00,5 bo\ lot . ft 7 > -
I.EMOS NeaXlalaci. lemons will be in the
market next week. Theyill probablv > tirt
at riOfttidOO : finer lalorl , Ws and Ms , per
box JlO.u ) , Mxhpa. nerbox S-VCOSfS-OO
Aij-r.n--Kancy rrlntcr apples per bbl. 1)25 )
Cl'tvsUERRlES-Kanc. . dark Cape Cod . ? JOO ;
f iniy dark Cape l'ou , j barrel lott5fl ;
fancj Hell A. Chcrrv , 1 > M , fancy Hell &
C'Ucrry , 3 barrel lots , 17.50.
VcKCtablcs.
SWPET POTATOES Jcr ejs. I3.75KJ 00.
For\Tors stlllnp at wiJUc Choice stock
Is seillns mostly atftta
OIIIEIIV .OETiBrE ? Cabbaze. 3Ilch. , p * > r
craK. JJ.ii ; red , per bbl. ! i25 , onlori % per bbl.
root4. per bbl , 13.00 , per Ib , lOc : celery
roots. ( Ocr. ) per bbl , M.OO ; per doz. 50a : choice
Kalatnozoo. 2j > 330e ; garlic , perdoub'e. trlnc.
Hides , Tnllow , Etc.
Hit > E = . PKL.TS A > D T.\Li.ow-Green salted
hides Xo 1. heavy.fiiQO'tc ; Xo 1 , llrlit , e1 * ®
6 iC , No 1 light. 4 G5e ; dry flint hidei , T'lS
Se : calf hides , Tascdamaced hlde - , I' o le-s :
sheep pelts , preen , each , ISoaSlS , sheep pelt ,
dri.per Ib. li > iI4c.
TALLOW .V > o. 1 , 4He ; Xo 5. 3-5c. create
wlilte. ' | i34c : jt'llow , 2'.1c : stearlne. h'c
JlovESJuotatiomare for dell\ery In Ihl-
cuso Dry buffalo , per ton. 110.00 1300 ; dry
country , bleaihed. 110.10313.00 ; dry country ,
damp and meaty , f OCKJtlOX ( .
Drj Goods.
FINE BttovrN COTTONS Atlantic I.L. Ce : Au
rora II bUiAnrorH : U , C e : Atla . OV 11 , ; LC ;
cb H > e cloth , 4c , Clinton f F , 5 > 4c ; 1'epperell K ,
CUc , Larudon U 1J , N. .
Bl-E\CtED ] CVirrts Herkele ) Cambric Vo
CO.9l4c ; liest Yet. Cic : Uuttercloth XX. 4'ie ,
Cabcit. 7\c : Klrtt fall , BI.O. I'ruitof the Ixwm ,
( v : Hill -cinpter Idem. N ; , Housekeeper , t'jc ,
Klnj Philip cambric. 10c , Landon Q H. 9'ic ,
hon lale. 9e : Ixin'dulo cambric , lO c ; New
Vork .Mills , lieOak L ivrn . 7c
\\inA. > S Xtt TliUtle. 6' ' c , lied Cro s. 7c
Cu\sn-Ste-vcns- , 1C In. SUc ; Stevens' I ) , IS
in , CUc ; steens'A. . lt > In , 7c : Stevens' I' ! >
In. l > e ; stexens M , Iblu.'H. , hte\ens' N 20 In tKr
ttivens NN. ! ln. 10t , bttteus'SRT. SO In , 12c ;
bit1 ached , lo extra.
I'ltt.NT Fancies Eddystone. 6'iC ; steel
Klter , Oc , Hauiapa 4l c , * t Ledger. Viv.
&lilrtluv Martha Wntilnton , 4 , c , Merrl-
muck. 4'4c lurkey Kttls 1'ountaln , 6'jC ,
Garner. Tc : Crcnfleld. S'sc ' ; Herlln OS
HEVHtiow * , Corro > > Atlantic A , T'iC ,
Atlantic II , 7e , Atlantic 1 > . o > ic : Atlantic I' .
Gc ; Vurora 0,4'iC ; lluck'shoad , 7e : Cabot W.
O'-jc ; DurlliiRton. t4c ! , 1'armers' > o. 1.4S&
l jC Hoosler I < L. i'jc : Indian head , 7'iC ' ,
Laurence I.I.,5' c ; Henrietta IIA S' c.
BIIFETINOSU l'ILI.O CA INOs-ltrOWn
Net reuperell 45-ln. II11'epixrril ' , 4 ,
1-0 ! Penporell , O-4 , Sue ; I'eiiperell , 10-4 ,
: * ic ; i nca , so-m. ix ; Luea.in. .
17'iu : ttlca , P.Mn , 24c , Utlca. M-In , .IX :
LTtlca , l-0-ln. > Sc. Bleached > et I'ep-
percll. 4Mn. 10'jc ' ; I'eppercll , 40-ln.
ll'c : Ptpperell. G-4. 15c ; rrupereli.S-4.20c ;
I'epporell 9-4 , J2 ic : I'eppereli. 10-J. 2ic ; Utlca ,
fr-4S4c : Utlta.O-4 , 2Cc ; Utlca , 10-4 , ' > o
< jl-nnot-9 tiuio < , leaeC'ic ; Amo keae dress
8lC ! Hates. 6'ic ; \\ar \ lck dre-s , 7'tc ; Lan
caster , b'iC. GleuaJre , G'lC , Whlttendan dres- , ,
sc.
sc.I'lilNTs Indlso blue Set MarthiVash -
inKton. 5'ic ' ; American. C'4o ; Arnold fi' e , Ar
nold K. lonp cloth. lOc Stlfel . \ . ll'c ; ilerri-
mac , " - ' , 10c ; tlold I af , 'jc : Hamilton. V > c :
Allen Pink * . G'0 ' : Allen Chambray , be. Glou
cester 5'ic : Hartoli'iC.
CuLoniu CAWUHICS Crown , 4'tc ; Ued Star.
4SC , Itolled Clover. 3o , alater , J'tc ; high
colors. Icextra.
IICMMS Net \ mrkea ? , ( I oz , l.'i c ; Vork
camlet , ISc : Kterett , sfindnrd. l. c ; Ha > -
maker's , 7l-ic ; Old YorH. XX. 10'ic ; Lawrence ,
> Mlilac , Lawrence , D oz , I5lic ; fancy stripes
and checks. lPo. ,
COTTON ubVork Nankin , lo > , c , E\erctt.
8 oz , Ite ; LeHlston.lO oAtS'jC ; Wurklnsinan's
14c.
_ _ _ i
I.unibfr.
Boxrins No Icom. tipOO ; Xo.2 com , SI7CO-
No3i-om I13U ) ; No.4 Oflft 112VI.
SHULu * > o 1 pl.iui. t and 10 ! nh. fh.OO :
No 3 plain. and 10 inch. 116.00 , No. I plain , fc
and 10 Inch , ilMW ; 0 U. , Stnch. IdrcliK. * .
HNCINGhlto I'ino > o. 1 4and R In. 12
and 14 ft 111 50 ; No . 4 nd 1 lu. l.1 and 14 ft.
11400 ; No. i 4.1IH1 fllii , IGft , lltiW ; .No. a , land
C In , all Ien4ths.il ( O. '
ointso A. 12.00 ; II. * ± ) jO ; C. f 16.0) ) , P. 11100.
FMIOHISO White I'lnL-A and IJ , JJ3.00 , I > ,
IJIO-i - , f , fJ7.00 ; E. H7-r.V
MOCK llovnos > o. Veommon , 12 and 14 ft ,
tWO ; 16ft. iHOO ; .No. - ctMnruoii , U and lift ,
tl ftJ , Ifift , f 1700.
CEIUJ O Na 1 white , a-ln. til. ' * ; N'o 1 hard
pine. S-ln , tli-'fl : > o. 1 .hard pine.Jin , l.'l.W ;
No 1 hard pine. * i-ln. r.4U * .
lliTTE\ ! < , \\li t. Tflif-Al I'ICKFT-i-O O. bats
2TiVj ; 'jxHsIs.iV : , Hn well tubln ? . It.'f *
M and llev.SHOO ; pickets , D. A. II. flat , tS 00 ;
1 > . , V II. M ) . fcl ! 00.
STOCK llo sitt > s A and II , 12-ln , M100 : D , 12-
in I.7.W
Qnootcn HOOFINO-NO. i common white
pine , 12,14 and It ) ft , J13.00. No 1 couirnou V *
pine. 12,14 and 16 ft , JI-.W.
1'uptAB I'lEiiu ltn , all widths , W.OO , clear
, Hn. nUwlathstaiO.
12ft lift IS ft Is ft Wft Kft 14 ft
: s < fis ( a tn w ! n to * io aj lie to 117 : a tioo
2x9 1500 15 CO 1300 18 ( O W 00 I'M ISO
2\s 13 ( 11W lib ) 16 ( JU K CO 1CO 1M
2110 15 00 U t 13 00 16 0 } IS 00 Is ( O Is M
_ > Ji : 16 CO 161 > } H CO 17 (0 K W U W 1 J 00
4i < to
fis 16 00 1 00 U 00 17 CO 1 ? 00 19 CO M W
V , PINE FwMiKtMl Cltar , 4 and 6 In. ' . ' 4 'JO ;
i-tar , 4 an.l 0 In iii.6) ) ; rift sawea , (6 (0 ( extra.
IIMMIINO WHITI 1'jNi iBt ami ! d clear , 1
Jn. I5J.OO , I' * . 1 i and 2 In I J.OU , 3d clear , I In *
IIVOj H , 1'iand-Mn , ! 44.CM ; \ select. I In ,
H.'Cy ; ik , 1 , and 2 in. I4..W , U wtoct , I ! n
CMW ; l' . I'lind'J In , H400 ; U btkct. 1 in ,
KB.OJ. l > t. 1'iandSln * 14t .
FiManinn. \ EUUIW I'INJC Clear. 1 In , Ufi.00 :
U , nd 5 IB. IJ7 Co ; btar. 1 In. Ut W.
XAti"3s ;
rJ. X\X.MW ; In Ii50 | C In , U.OOs No. 1.
11.20. tedar , \ \ \ . * 7X
PO < TMto \ cetlar-0 In. > iS , II1 , C ! 9 In. ,
> qr. l.'c , 5'iln ' , ? . , lie , 8 In , Poi 4 to 5 In.
rvund Ujc ; or h , pllt , "V ; ted ccdir. IV.
Sa.sh , VJ per cent. door * . 4) p * > rcent , blind * .
4)tK-rcent , inouhlltic' . V ) i > er cent ! lime. SWJ
hair. JJot cement , American , fl-S-'M cctnrnt. lm
ported , M.MI tiln tor. j.n % : trnw board , 11.30 !
tar board , ll.fO : tar felt , ti.f ) .
Mclnts.
tlt.ocK TIN Small pip. 30c per Ib ; bir Sc )
per lli.
C'orrrn FlanlOied Ivoller size * 3Ho per Ibi
cold rolled , Me per Ib ; sheetlur , 2 > c | ivrlb ; pit
and nits 3lc .
O VLtvizi n MiEBT lRO-I > l eount M-10 per
cent ; put. plan Iron. No . SI and 27 , A , I0'tc ,
TtNC'ri TE-T.C. . lOx-Jl , ! 7 > ; I. X. , 10x11 ,
fl-s I'UA-tE-Ooke. H\T > . Ill ! 17S.
IHB N u. Uu e. (2.75.
.l. I CM 11x20 , 112. MOO ; I
' '
t-'liirT IHON No 20l'O ; No 27 M.OO
sol lien -trlctl ) half nntl half , 1-c.
s-TEtt. Niu llase , ! i.J5 ,
barb. fa\i gal ,
TUB MAI-M : u\i" IN OMAHA ,
Vnothcr llontl to he Ilullt to the Gate
City.
Omaha Is to banude the terminus of an
tnportant extension o ( the Chlcajo , * sL Paul
t Kansas Citj- road , the famous "Maple
Leaf Hue
Soon after the annual meeting ot stock
lolders of the road , a taw weeks ago , a prom-
nent local railroad official was quoted in
Tun DEE as expressing an opinion that the
"Maple Leaf" line would soon be plnvlng an
Imtxirtant part In ncstcrn railroad affairs
The prediction has been verified by the
companj , "s construction of a road into Kansas
City which will be open for traffic in a few
days , and now comes furthet proof in the an
nouucetncnt of the compao ) s determination
to build into Omaha.
Mr John M Kgan of Kt. Paul , who is presl-
dcntand general manacerof the road , arrived
In the tlty i terday and was In con
ference during the da ) with oftlcials and oth
ers interested in the project.
When questioned by a reporter for TUP
BPE concerning the proos { ° d addition of an
Omaha line to the companj's possessions .Mr
Egan said
"Wo hate had our eycon Omaha for a long
uhilo nnd have felt that our system , great as
it is for a youngster , could not be considered
complete until \\a had a direct line to Omaha
that would put us in a position to get a
share of the immense transcontinental
traffic that must come through this citv
"For this reason our people have long con
sidered the proleit of building to Omaha and
\\ill undojbtedly do o "
"From w hat" point will you build and
throueh what countrj f"uas asked
"Tnat has not been fullr decided upon , "
said Mr Esran. "You see , ojr
hue at present runs from Chicago
cage to Kun.as City and St. Paul ,
branching at Oclwein. la We have the
shortest route to St Paul , the shortest to
Ivan as City , and with a line from DcsMoines
to Omaha , \\ould ha\e the shortest route be
tween those cities , and also a direct Hue be
tween Chicago and Omaha
"We are consideringsevcral routes between
DCS Molnes and Omaha , one running south of
the Hock Island road through the southern
tier of Iowa counties , and another north
of the Hock Island route. We ha\e
not decided upon which route to
select but will use one of them , and that in a
erv short time"
Mr Egan stated that his company had
done a remarkable business during the past
year , almost doubling that of last jear. und
that the stockholders and oftlchls were all
enthusiastic in favorof the project of reach
ing Omaha at the earliest date possible
Wo have the most direct route now "
said Mr Egan , "between Kansas City
andbt. Paul and Chicago and whence pet
Omaha added to the short route list we will
be in Itlth the best of them. "
Mr C U. Berry , ceneral aeent of the com
panj at St Joseph , was also iu the city He
left with Mr Egau for St JoaCph yesterday
afternoon.
Notes and Personal * ? .
General Freight Aeent Crosby of the Bur
lington is la Kansas City.
Contracting Freight. Agent Kuger of the B.
A. M , has gone to Denver
Travelius Freight Agent Neff of the North
western is in Kansas City
Assistant General Freight Arcnt Wood of
the Union Pacific hi ! , returned from Kansas
City.General
General Attorney Thurston of the Union
Pacific returned from the nest yesterday
morning.
S. W. Eceles of Salt Lake , ! JCDeral freight
agent of the mountain division of the Uuiou
Pacific , is In the citj
Tra % eling Passenger -Aifnt Xorris of the
Cincinnati , Cle-claud , Chicaeo & St , Louis ,
w as in the city Thursday
Assltant Manager Munroe of the Union
Pacific is home from a five \veeli ! . ' trip of in
spection over the cioinpanj's line
President Adams of the Union Pacific has
gone to Fort Worth , Tex. , and will return to
Boston direct , not visiting Omaha aain as
was originally intended.
General Manager Bnnlicrhofl of the Union
Pacific has returned from his western trip
and passed through the city Tmirsdaj on hu
way home to Kansas City.
The Union Pacific has issued a new rate
sheet showing the reductions on grain rates
in accordance with the orders of the inter
state commerce commission
J. O 1'hillippi , assistant goner.il freight
and passenger agent of the Missouri I'.vcific ,
has been riven charge a\er in rooscd terri
tory , including Kansas City and the Leaven
worth , St. Jostph & Atchison and the Cen
tral branch.
nijilitticrln.
From .Itt/ifeon Glulx , Oft C , ISSS
Rlcg A : Co 's great disco very and manufac
ture of their diphtheria cure in this city has
been one of the greatest blesslncs e\cr
known. This remedj has proved to be a sure
cure and nreventUoln thousands of instances.
Thiscitv for jcars back has been subject to
diphtheria Since this discovery ( two years
ago ) there has never been a case developed.
Every family with children in this ci'y ' has a
bottle in the house , and whemer anv symp
toms appear this reined } Is used. Not one
single case nas ever t > een lost under this
treatment Higp & Co Iwe thousands of tes
timonials from all o\er the United States tell-
inp of the wonderful cures It has made Any
citizen of this city , Alma , HiekmanVilbcr ,
Neb , Decatur , III , Atkin , Minn , Ilenverand
Georgetown , Col , and Sll\f > r Clty.'cw Mexico
ice , will testlfvas toils merits. This remedy
is for sale by Blanc , Bruce & Co. Omaha.
Second AVaril DcinocratB.
The Second Wark Democratic club held a
meeting last hlght to arrange for a rally to beheld
held next Wednesday evening at the club
rooms , corner Sixteenth and Wlham streets.
Warren Switiler , T J Mahoncy , Thomas
Cap < > k ami other democratic oftiic seekers
will Oelher addresses. The Second Ward
Non-Partisan band will be in atttMiJince ana
render appropriate musical selections ,
A I.iK'it I" Ki'ry liertti ,
To the Chicago , Milwaukee &Sl. Paal
railway bolonijd the credit of beinc-the
first in the country to it'duco the matter
of electric lighting of tiMius to fcientific
perfection. One of the novel fwvture-- ,
introduced in the sk'eping caw 4'
{ latent electric reading lamp in each eu-
tion. With this lu\uriouf provision ,
reading at nlpht before anil after retir
ing becomes at > comfortable as by day ,
and when retiring the toilet m.tj bo
made in comfort and seclusion. fh
beith readinj , ' lamp In the Pullman
Eleouing cars run on the C'liicago , Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway , between
Omaha and Chicago , la patented and
cannot be useA bv any other railway
company. It i the greatest iinpt'0\e-
ment of the age. Try It aud be con
vinced.
Sleeping1 cars leave the Union Pacific
deiot | , Omaha , at 0:10 : p. in. daily , arriv
ing at Chicago at 0.30 a. in. Secure
tickets and bleeping car beiths at Union
Ticket oftkv > , loOl Farnam street ( BurKer
bl xk ; ) , Omaha ,
J. E. PitBsTO.v , P. A. X\SH ,
Pass. Agent. Gcn'l Agent-
A Shriner I'eulvnl.
A large number of prominent .Masons from
various jarts of thustaw \\ej--30bsentKi-aiion
thestrwU. justerday. Tboy came to attend
the festival of Tangier temple , of the Nobles
ot the M ) stlc Shrine , vrhlch was held hut
nlpht at Frrema.ion'9 hall , Sixteenth antl
Capitol avenue The fe-tlral WA. < In honor of
the return of the Mahnul frutn Mcccn. and n
clas < of about fifty candidate ) leut an added
interest to the Jubilee
The reretnonies commenced about * n m.
and were continued until n Ute hour , closing
with the traditional banquet.
A 1'ret cut ivc tor Croup.
The JUeo\cry of n i > rcventlvo for croup I *
ocoof the most important made In recent
years. Since tirst discovered it has ben
used In many c. cs , and with unvarying
success lu beinellhm the roach of all
uiakc It the more valuable. It is onlv ncoes-
vary to irivo Chamberlain's Couph Keacdy
ftwlj- soon as the ttrst IndlcatioiK of croup
npixjar , and It will dlst > el all symptoms of
thcdisexse. Full directions nrepiven with
each bottle. For sale at 50 cents | > cr bottle
by all druggists.
Ihiilillnir rcrintti.
The following p'rmiuwcro Isned by the
superintendent of buildings jestenhy :
Irt-d MfncedohU two story brick double
dwelling , n.utiftitlistrott anJ Ky-
ncr uttnuc . 12.500
. . . . . . 13 > " 0
Totll . _ . 110.000
Pean' soap is the most elegant toilet ad
junct ,
Both the method and results \vhen
Syrup of Figs ia taken ; it is pleasan *
nnd refreehiug to the taste , and ac' '
Rently jet promptly on the Ividiieyr
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the syr
lem cflbctually , dispelb colds , head
ichea and fevers and cures haVitunl
onstipatiou. Srup of Figs ia the
niily remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the tnstc and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared ouly from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Pigs is for sale in 50c
and 61 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will proCure -
Cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tiy it. Do not uccept any
Eubstitute.
CALIFORNIA ? IG SYRUP CO ,
f. ' FRANCISCO. CAL.
KI. A iv row. A.r.
IF > JU WANT TO MAKE MONEY GO WHERt
THE MONEY IS.
HELEN
MONTANA ,
lth tprpo nt population approximating aXOTO. and
Incn-i-ink- the rate or about iOJUJ uinuilly it ,
tizc coii ldc cd ,
TH5 ncrsT : ; cn'y JMTHE WO&L&
> OTICrTIIE RA.NKIISO ClPITAt. .
CtDltal , Surpln ? and
Undl Tided 1'rotlts.
iit Xatlonil Bank . li4Ho . o
Jlonuna " aoooo.oo
Helena 600.000.00
44 , OOO.t > 0
Second goo.ooo.oo
Amerlmn soo.oon.oo
Cru o iT . lg6.OOO.OO
To ether holding avemra deposits of cUbt mil
lions of Colters , which pun Helena nn ncl llr on
.leT lwtthdticsllke ltooJio ttr.N. A. . Indianapo
lis. Ind. Grand Ilapkl * . illcti . nnd Columbui Oblo ,
all cltso < l n amofr ] the wealthiest and mo t proa *
perons tn the Ktern Mates with population *
ramcinz atvoie ODe-huodred tbou aixleacn.
The combined wealth of Uie dtlzeni of Helena
In mine * , real e tale. cattle and other property Is
larvelraboTeonohunan'd million * of dollars and
Is there * ult of but a T w years effort In Uie aevcl-
ostnentof re ot.reev ranrklriK Montana aaafctato
mororountlfallr endowed by nature than anr ou >
er DOrtlon of the habitable clobo.
TI1E 9TATK Ol MO.NTA.N A Kith le < than two
hundred thousand people prod noes annual ! y In eold
Mlver.coppcr andlpad. tattlc.h ir cs eel hide *
fb p etc ctporuMo comraortiue amountlnc U )
tlO , OOO.OOO OO. BeailycquHllnn In talue ttir-e of
the Mate of Texas , with a population of two-iud-a-
quarter millions.
Korfull Information , ddrci ,
L. G. PHELPS.Scc'y Citizens Commiltec ,
a , Montana.
BOSTON , MASS.
CAPITAL $400OOO
SURPLUS 8OO.OOO
Accounts of Banks , Hankers and Corporations o-
llclted
Our facilities forCOLTl.CTIOS3 are excellent , and
we re-dl count for InnVi when balance ! warrant It.
Bonon U a Reserve. Cltjr. and balances with tl !
from bank * ( not located la other lleicrrc CltletJ
count ai a reierre.
We draw our o n cxchinse on Ixindon and the
Continent , an < l moke cable transfers aodplaremone ;
bf telccraph throuhout the United btatuj end Can-
Ida.
Ida.WeluTe
WeluTe a market for prime Srjt-clAii Inre'tment
Securities and Inrlto propo ali from Statei , Coun
ties anil Cltlei when ls ulnk- bonds
W e do a ceneral banLlnz business , and lorlte cor
respondenccASA
ASA P. POTTEK. PniiblDuxr.
JOS. \ V.VO11K , CASHIUII.
rorlmprovcUanU economic cooKery u = o
NEBRASKA.
National Bank
U. B. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , HEB.
CapltaL - - - - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , 180O - B7BOO
OfBcerf and Dlrectori'-IIenrr W T t' Vrnldent ,
L wliS H l , Vlce-l T > M6nt. J m i W SITI IW. .
T Mori * John S Co'.llni IL C. Cuiblox. J N. E
I'auict , W tl 3. lluibti , ci.n'tr '
THE. IR.ON BANK.
Cornr litb and Faraam its.
A General Baokln : BUS'CLSI Tr3n 't 1
FOR SEVERE COUGHS 01 Ji ) )
Dr. F C. Werner's
COUGH DROPS
Are highly recommended after seven
years of successful experience by the
bole manufacturer * ) ,
Kopp , Dreibus & Co. ,
STKAM CONFECTIONEES ,
1106 Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb.
Sold everywhere , 5o per package.
Send lor samples.
We Offer for Sale.
Pourthoimnd tout choice liile * ) liar , F O
II can , : * trane's Sldln ? . Lutoo "r lluratclc
natldiion C. M A. su I' . U I'In loti to suit
punha er ; prl. i. * reulatel by iSd market
Cull anil sen m.
STRANGE BROS. ,
UX CITV. IOWA ,
Omaha Jobtsrs. .
Artists' Mntorli\l \ .
' A. 310SPK , JrT
Attists1 Materials , Piinos and Organs ,
UIJ IVodx.1 Slrcpt , Om tn. Neb.
Coal. Coki1 , IIti1.
OMAJIA COA.U COJCS AND L.I1IE CO ,
Jobbers of Hard anil Soft Coal.
S R t\r IbtbtndlXiugliui Street ) Omah > N > b ,
N'EBRA-SKA 7UKL CO. ,
Shippers o ( Wai and CoKt ,
t .t
l > rj ( iootN ainil Notion" .
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods and N'otlons
Cortiff tltlnml llo-mnl < lrp t <
*
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods ,
Cents' * - nrnl ; > hlnc < i < > < kl < Corner lltli auJ It-unoy
tlrovtl Dmahl Neb
Kuril It ii ro.
Y wt STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
lirnan Street Omaha , Nebraska.
CHARLES SH1VEHICK ,
rnrnittire.
Omalu , Xc
McCORD BRADY li CO ,
Wholesale Crocers ,
IJltianJ 1,0.1-vtrmorth Mrrfl' Ont hv
G.v. \ .
Dealers in Hard \iood \ Lumber ,
Ymnl niO S ICtli SU , Oiujhs.
JOHN A U'AKEFIELD ,
Wholesale lumber , Elc , , tic.
Inporteil and Kmorlcan 1'ortlAnJ Ceniont cl *
gcntfor Milwaukee MvOnulIc letnunt , ail ]
Oulnrr
CHAS. R. LSE ,
Dealer in Hardwood LumLtr.
Wood caritl * nml narquct flnorlnc ! th
Streets OnjahnSelra > ka
FRED \V. OREY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc.
Corner Sib and PouKlm Street * Omaha
nnil Notions.
I. OBERFELDER i CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
JO ! 10 and JIJ South II tliltrect
Nut I oim.
J T. KOBXXSCXN NOTION CO. .
\\holesale MJODS and Furnishing Goods ,
llll.irDcr ! [ MlKL Omihtu
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO ,
\Yhoesalc ! Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle crca e , tic Omaha. A II HWiop Mannscr
1'a per.
CARPENTER PAPER CO ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Cirrj i nice stocW of rrlntlnt wrapplns mil wrlltnj
paptr Special attention given to irilpai > cr
Safes , ite. :
A L. DEAUE Ar CO. , I
Genprtl Accnt-i for |
Halts' Safes , \
J21 and 323 South IMli St Omnt - ,
Tojs , lite. ' " 4
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
House Furnl-hlnir l ooJ , ChlMrmi Carrlase 1
Ir'amain etrect , Ooiaba N'cb
Water Supplies.
U. S. WIND ENGINE Ac PUMP CO ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Ilallidjf windmill * 918 and P3J JcrneL , Omah * .
U 1 llox , Actloz
Iron Vorlcs.
PAXTON tc VIERLING IRON WORKS ,
" \Yrought \ and Cast Iron BoildiggYorK ,
lnr > j ( brc svork. general fouadrjr. macitn
blacksrullli.vrork Uffirv an < l ircirkJ , U I *
Itr and 17th street , Omaha.
Omaha MarnJfacttirBrs.
Itnots anil SriocH.
"
lRKENDALL , JONES & = CO. ,
Wholesale Jlanofacturers of Boots & Shoes
Agents ( or Hmton Kut > ber she < - Co HOT , 1104 undllM
Ilarney slre < ? t,0niahi Net > ,
STORZ & ILER ,
Lager Beer Brc\urs \ ,
15..1 Mrtli Uth Strl-ct , Omaha , .Neb
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
Jlannfacturers of Gah armed IronCornic
\Mmlow cap < and melallc tkTllEbti John KMneler. |
proprietor imaiul 110 poulb 10th itn-i-l.
DEAN , ARMSTRbNQ A : CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
tKICtlitrpft "Hello' " ira
Sa fes.
OjiAHA SAFE ; A : IRON N'ORKS ,
) lanf rs of Fire and Barglar Proof Safes ,
aulta Jail vork Iron aliutten and fire pcj
I , Andrepn [ iropr Cor lltli andJnrkion til
inli , Ionr < , ItC. !
M A. DISBROVT it CO ,
Mholepnle manufacturers of
Sasn Doors Blinds and
, , Mooldings.
liranch olQce Uth anil Iisril itrecti. Omaha. Neb.
U > f ION STOCK VAHDS CO. ,
Of Soutli Omaha , Limited.
PARKER HOUSE.
BOSTON.
J. REED WHIFFLE Ac CO. , Proprietor *
YOUNG'S HOTEL ,
BOSTON.
J , REED WHIPPLS U CO. , F/oprletora.
CooilnzaniSemcerrrelle | < ] tj n jms Oimplet *
In all appolntmenti lie I location In 1'n" fit j
Tne llo.ton framcrlpt wr MrWli.piil * U
prtnc lit Innllordi ntl palruni of I'ltri'-ri m
aatlciiite a return to tieooj old liias ( if lu
founder llarier I' I'a ker
Mr W HUM I.K will e.ntiouo the msnaen ; at o
lounvia * litrctoi re _ _ _ _ _ _
FOR MlENONLY
. . . . . CLRL llooi ) ; doneral ami MSB-
V ( > Ua UKIIIMTi' Weakne-H of Iki lv aud
Mind , i.rt xti > of Prror * or i et .s ( lu Old 01
touri ; Uubusti > ble MAMIUOI ) fullr re-
itoreilVe Ktinrantoo every oa- or luuiioj
rtfunilcd Sample c ur > e. nto tiays' troaV >
menu II ; full c < 'ur- . ' . < i MKurely keuled from
oukenatlon Couk IJcmo'lyOo. Uuiatii , Nuti
1 Ufflce. St. Ulalr HotelCor. Utb uad I > o4z dl