F THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SUNDAY,1 JDEOEMBEB 28 , ISQO.-RIXTEEN PAGES. 15 I
THE-CONDITION OF TRADE ,
Holiday Stagnation. M Usual Prevails in
Jobbing Oirolos.
A CHANCE TO REVIEV/ PAST TRIUMPHS ,
It Is Given Omnlia Dnnlcrs nt the Pres
ent HoiiHon Tlio Kino AVcnthor
llelpnil out tlio Holiday
Trade In Oinalin.
Tie ! usual holiday quiet is prevalent in
jobbing circles nnd the commerce of the coun
try Is Inking its nnnunl breathing spell , Tlio
traveling men Imvo been withdrawn from the
rend nnd few country orders can ho expected.
In the meantime many retailers nnd whole
salers are taking stock and figuring up the
profits nnd losses of tlio year. The past
year's , business in all Its phases Is reviewed
and plans laid for the year to coinu.
It ts n subject for congratulations that
Ornnlia's wholesale dealers , in aplto of their
coiistattllj'- . Increasing number nnd the
tightening of 'thb lines of competition ,
can review the business of the past year with
stills faction. Short crops in some parts of the
country trloutnry to this city \VM n serious
drawback , but the pushing of trade iuto now
territory and thoopcmtiR tip of new lines of
business Imvo been morotbnn sufllclent to
overcome the unfavorable circumstance , The
worstthut can bo snld In nny line of business
is tlmUrndo xva ? fuliyns good as fortlio year
prcvfous , but it is only in rare cases that this
is tr'uo , nearly every " " " , In whatever line of
business it may bo , reporting n largely In
creased volume ot trade. . Under sucti cir
cumstances' opportunity offered by tlio
present lull in business to rovlow the year's
trade cannot bo unwelcome to these most In
terested.
Tn retail circles , or at least to that portion
of Uo | retail trade handling holiday goods ,
the past week has been very satisfactory. . It
is 'safe to say that more holiday goods wore
fold In Omaha this season thnn over before.
This -may scetn n llttlo str.mgo in vlow of the
fact that money was considered rather close
but dealers find a reason for It in the picas-
nnt weather prevailing during the whole of
the month. People were not forced to spend
their savings in clothing nnd other articles
rendered necessary by cold weather , nnd
could afford to make more liberal purchases
of other Kood . At tlio snmo time the pleas
ant weather was a standing Invitation to In
dulge In the time honored custom of shopping
excursions. As frequently happens in trade ,
when tlicro Is nny great train in ono line there
Is some loss In others , nud 'tho mid held good
in the present instance. Wlillo dealers In
holiday poods wcro enjoying nn unexampled
prosperity , those handling ( ill kinds of winter
supplies were not so fortunate. The gcnoral
result Is the same , thousands of dollars ,
representing the savings of weeks , or oven of
months , have been returned to the avcnues'of
trade.
Ono local failure In business was chron
icled Inst week , the first of nny importnifco
in a long tlmo , but it was not of n nature to
seriously nITect other houses or to occasion
nny nltirm. In this matter Omaha bos been
most favored , nnd it is only one more proof of
the stability of business in this city that sucti
Is the case , nud that , too , nt a time -.vlion
trade In other cities has been embarrassed by
the many unexpected nnd heavy failures.
The financial horiron of the country is
brighter nnd , the prediction thnt money
would "bo easier after the lirst of the year
seems to bo already verified in part. Mouoy
was at no tlmo very tight In Omntia , the re
quirements ot the regular patrons of the
locnl banks being well provided for ,
but occasional borrowers nnd those who
hnd nlvcady drnwu hoavlly found i
dlfllcult to hoKotinto now loans. Money
Is 'now cosier in' the cnst and thnt
will | iavo.a decided tendency in the snmo ell
rectlon as regards western banks. As the
national bapks wero. anticipating a call for a
statement , tnoV wcro not so llbernl in the
matter of discounts ns they might otherwise
have been , ns It U only natural that they
should desire to make as good a Bhowing as
possshle. The call has now been innilo and it
may ho expected that the banks will bo more
liberal.
The i-cports of the condition of six
of the national bunks of Omaha ,
nt the close of business December
19 , are worthy of more than a passing
notlco ns showing how well they have stood
tritnrtcrm thnt caused serious embarrassment
among eastern , hankers. The following com
parison of the deposits of December , 1SOO ,
with these of 18S9. furnlshos conclusive evi
dence of 'the solidity of Omaha's financial
institutions :
DEPOSITS DECEMIIBIt , 18SO.
Omaha National . 9 4,782.047 S3
rirst National . : ic : > : , , Mt M
Merchants' National . J.KlIJlor , 87
Commercial National . 770.4 : > a M
United States National . l.OSO.rtl'J III
Nebraska National . ] , KU , : > 'Jt ' 01
113,110,501 87
DEPOSITS DECKMHEII , 1SOO.
Omaha National . t 4,451.31(1 ( 07
First National . 3,4tVI.il : 41)
Merchant * ' -National . l.iaMC ! ( Kl
Commercial National . T7I.U4 04
United States National . 2,123,040 27
Nebraska National . 1U74,4I5 : 44
JIWJ.TOT 74
'Tho totals show on their face a dfccrcnso In
the 'deposits of $ UO,4 7.1I. ! but niie Mer
chants' National voluntarily gnvo up
' government deposits , whic
wipes out the greater part of this de
crease. A falling oft In the deposits of
six national. , banks of only $10,407.19 is
certainly remarkable in view of all the talk
about n money stringency , A comparison of
the reports made October'nnd December 19 ,
1800'shows altogether n loss of & ! . 475,108.
but this Is caused chioily by the withdrawal
bv country banks of their deposits nnd does
not Indicate anything more than that the
inonfey was required in the country.
j\s to tbo condition of finances In the coun
try tributary to Omalm , it is asserted thnt
for a considerable distance on both Hides of
the Missouri river money was never more
plenty than ut the present day. In fact ,
wherever crops wcro good the high price at
which these crops have sold has brought
plenty ot money into the country.
- -Under the existing circumstances there is
no reason for the prevalence of any other
than n feeling of conlldencc in the future of
trndoin general nnd especially as concerns
Omaha nnd the west. One of the host indi
cations of what Is to como Is that this feeling
ot con 1UI en co does actually exist in trade mid
financial circles , and that Omaha's enter
prising business men nro already prepared to
increase their facilities and to branch out in
iiiaw directions.
OMAHA , Dec 37.1W.
CATTM Estlmnted receipts of cuttle 800
ns > coinoarod with 4117 yesterday and 1,4-M
Saturday of laat week. The market on
buuvex WIIH rtc 11 VD and linn , with otlior * uncut
steady. lliiU'liors' stock active and steady on
thu be.st grades and slow on others. Oood
feeders are In demand , while the poor grales
arc. neglected ,
lions-Intimated receipts of liogs3.0X as
romnarod with 4.V , yesterday and 4UU !
Hatnruay of last week. Tlin market was ac-
tlvuand llrnion tlio host crude * and steady
on iithers. The quality was Kood. Alt sold
Estimated receipts of shrop ISO. ay
compared with IKS ycstrrdny. The mutton
niurtet U utcady. Nutlvi-n , liUJQI.Mj west-
ems J .Oi
I'rcroillnu f-riccs.
CATTI.B.
The following h n tublo of prices paid on
x thls market for the grail o of Block mentioned !
l-'nncy steers , MM to ltt > 3 His . ! . !
I'rlmoHteers. liV ) toHTT , ILs . : i.u > oi.i5 :
Uowl Htevrs. 115UtolV > J Hit . lUO ( rtl.X ( )
llutehers'nteerg. lOMto lUWlb * , . . . U.M
Kulfhteera , IOUU tollW Ibi . : ijfi
oomnton.Hoo tor'ooibs.iJ.73
l-'ulrto oed cows. . . . 1.UO
Oood tocholcocows. . , , . iW
t'holeo ' to f anijy cows . 3.10
llolfera . . . . 2.00 C'.IOO
Ycarltniis. . . 2.00 < p.oi >
I'coderH. . . . , . 2.M OW.2. *
Htockers , . l.U )
U.innors. . . , . . . . . . . . . . l.vo OU''H )
Hulls . l. 5 Ck'l.oo
. . . OH
Kings . l.W t-lOU
Ciilvea . UO
\Vi > tterncornfod uteora . 2.50
Western stcoM. . . , . 1.M { M.OO
Wogtctn covra . . . . . . . . l.CO QS.W
Stock Ilcuclpt * .
Estimated Todny. omclal Yesterday.
Oattlo. . . 3 * CUM. BOO Cattle. . . 2.1 car * . 477
lions . 4S cr.rs. 3O.V ) I10K4. . . , 7cnr . 457
Hhcep . 1 car , 1SS Sheep. . . 1 car , IbS
Horses . , 1 cur , 1
Itlglicnt and Liowcnt Bnlot o
Today. Yes lord a v.
IllRlicst. . . . fit W HUhfjtl fit )
Lowest . . 300 Ixiwost. . . . . . . . 2 W
Jlccclpts mill Shlpincntfl.
Showing the olndal recolpts nnd nhlpmanti
of cattle , boss and alieop on the dates Indi
cated !
IlKCKtlTS.
Dnlci. Oittlo. IIOK9. I Hill-Op.
WoclnppHlnr , IH-c. IT 7,1081 102
Tlnirndur , Dvc. IB , , , . . . . l.TJI
Frlilnr , Dec. 19 I.IVM 2UO
Snlnrilnx , Deo. 2U , , , , . . . . 1,3.71 i.r.w '
MomlAjr , IK-c.Zi l.l'l t'o ,
Tucvlny. DOI-.Z ! l.WI ' '
Krlilnr , Dec. i 457 'I'M
Hntlirrmjr , IK-c. 'J7 , nt. . . 3.U50 HO
Tlilril wi-vcl of Don. . . . . . . IMRil . lC7l
Hecond week of Dee . . . . H.l ) . " . ) U..1I5 4.IU )
Hmweek of I ) < * c 1.1.WIJ , n 2,714
Koiirth neck nf Nor lU.'llt M.lfil 1.71M
Third week of NUT 9in.i
Second week of Nor 11.110 4.7H8
IBIIll'MUNTS.
Cciinpnratlvu Talle.
The followins table shows the ran go In
prlccion hoifs ;
Saturday , November 59 . IWi ® .T.7 , * >
Monday , Oecoinber 1 . 3.0S SWI.CS
Tuesday , DceoinhorS . 3.10 ( illl.Ck )
Wednesday , Decembers . : J.T > fit-'LlH
Tliiirulav , Ieccnitcr4 ) . i ! .OU StJt.70
I-'ildnr , Oecfinbor B . 11.00 Ci.'l.70
Katurdiiy.DecemhorG. . 11.00 < S .GO
Monday , Ieceinber8 ) . . < X ) Qkl.OD
Tuesday. December 0 , . 2.80 M.M (
Wednesday , December 10 . 2.M RlUfl
Thursdiiy. Docemhorll . 2.75 d'yUK )
I'rldny , Dccombor 12 . , . 2.75 ® : i.5S
Haturilay.DecomherU . 2.75 ® : i Vi
Monday , bccoiulier 13 . 2.00 4ti.BO :
Tuesday , Docombur 18 . 'i75 6WJ.45
Wodnesdny. December 17 . 2.05 6W.40
Thursday , December 18 . a 53 ® : i.40
I'rldny , December ! ! ) . 2.fio ( ip.j.'i '
Saturday , December SO . L'.UO CtfLSO
Monday , December 22 . ; a.W ) 063.50
Tuesday. December 23 . 8.75 WIA' <
Wednesday. Deecmlcr21 . 2.00 CW1.50
Thursday. Deecmber25 . Holiday
Friday. Decmber 20 . 2.85 < aa.C5
Saturday , December 27 . 3.00 4W.C5
or I'rlucs ,
SlIKIM-
The following table shows the prices paid
for sheep :
Prime fat sheep . W fiO J4 SO
Hood fat sheep. . . . II SO dM CO
Common to medium sheep . - . ' > 463 00
Western . t . 2 00 541 13
AvoraRO Cost or
The following table jl vos the average cost of
hogs on the dates mentioned :
November IT. Decembers 3 33K
November IS , , 3 57 Dccombor 1) 841
November 11) . 841 December 10 3 34
November 20. 8 4tf December 11 3 32
November 21. , 8 52 December 12. . . , 331
November 23. . 8 53 December in. . . . 320
November'4 , 8 fil' ' , December 15. . . . 3U :
November 25. . 3 ( MM December Hi. . . . 3 24 >
Novembers ) ! . . 358 December 17. . . . 3 10
November' ' * . , 3 M December 18 80S
Noveinber28. . 8 KIM Dccombor 11) ) 3 . . . . .
November ! ! ) . . 3 51 December 20 3 23'i
December 1. . , U 43 Decemhor 22 " "
December 2. . , 8 81) ) December > 327
December 3. , 8 40 December 21 . . . . 3 2I
December 4. , 8 45 December 25. 3 31i !
December 5. . . , JJi'i December 21 ! . 3 1.1 ;
December 6 3 Il'J.'j December 27 3 41
Avcrnco 1'rlco ot" Hogs.
Showing the avoraRo price paid for loads of
hogs on the days Indicated In 1837,18S8 , 1S80 and
IBM :
lnr . I Dee. 'M. | Doe. ' 69. | Dec. ' 83. | noc. ' 87.
Dlttpnsftioii or Stock : .
Showing the number of head of stock pur
chased on tjils market ns reported by the
wolshtmastorof tbo Stookyards company for
December 27 :
CATTLE.
Buyers. No.
SwIft&Co . . . 27 ! )
Tlio 0. H. Hammond packing company. . . . Ill )
The Cudahv packing company . HI
Leo Itotlisclilld . 24
NclsMorrls . . . 318
Bhlpporsnnd feeders . 245
lions.
The Oadahy packing company . 1,321
Otualia pauklng company . G0r
Swift & Co . 798
TlieO. II. Hammond packing company. . . 401
ItuiireBcntntlvo Hales.
NO..AV. Pr. No. Av. IT. No. Av. Pr.
1. . 7SO * 2 SO 1T. . 1K12 $3 25 12. . 1108 J4 40
10.-77I ! 250 B. . 1231 323 49. . iL'l ; ) 4 SO
2. . 1105 800 20. 1134 323 5 , . 1150 300
ID. . 020 300 18. . US8 335 20. ,1152 3(10 (
2t.tHVi ) 305 2. . 845 335 18. . 10S9 3C5
3..1170 325 4. . 1410 440 18. . 1220 435
20..12O 325
STEEIIS AND 1IKIPKIIS.
U..10I3 350
COWS.
z 1095 160 17. .lOj-'l 325
12. 1 65 10. . fltW 225
' . 1105 1 05 8. . CGI as.-
14. UI2 1C5 1. . 910 225
1 ! ) . 1)78 ) 170 23. l 7 225
I ! 078 1 75 5. .1101 2IO !
1 1000 1 75 SO. . 1)77 232K
1. 1070 200 14. . IBS 235
1H. .1040 2 10 18. .10211 2'C
H.i . . till 2 10 10. 1091 235
i . 805 2 15 18 , ,1018 235
5 . 712 2 15 8. .1107 250
13. . . 1070 220 8. .I1K5 200
13.U . . Ot3 ! 2 20 8 , .101 $ 270
U . .HU3 225 18. .1150 285
DUI.I.S.
. 1475 180 1. .13W ) 225
.VM 1 RO 1. .1COO 230
.11110 1 a5 1. .KUO 250
2..1SU5 2 10
CALVES.
3. . 237 1 25 2 , . 215 350 1. . 203 350
1. . 100 250 1 .1IU 3 SI )
COWS AND IIEIfCIIS.
20. . 013 2 CO
BTAflS.
1..1450 310 1. .10GO 220 2. . 1300 2
1. . 440 175 0. . 025 300 1. . 600 200
4. . 753 240
WESTKIIN CATTLE ,
No. Av. Pr.
No.EldroRQL.
EldroRQL. &C. Co.
02 stnerh. corn-fed . , 1234 $125
leow 115U 175
110(13 ,
5
OMAHA WHOLKHALK 3I.IUKKTH.
GrouorlcH.
OANNKII HiuiTS California Apricots , liw
Ct2.40 ! poaclios. i7Jti'-W ! ! poars. WJXxas O :
Krapei. liS > 9lDO : cherries , white , tl.MA
2.75i cherries , block. t.XS&l.tti ; qiilnn-x ,
C-.OOi blackberrliu , l..23 | rukpburrle . UOO ;
strawhcrrle , f2.00 ! currnnt . KM : Rooiobcr-
rlc , 13.35 j tiluins. er ( .JI.8.r 3I.U5 : plums Krceii
, tl.rio&I.UO. luntern eannod fruit I
fiiRo ' , seconds. rJ.0$2.80 ( ! atiplcn , 3-lb , 11.10 ;
gal. > . ( dor. In case. f8.40i Koo eoerrtox , Haiti *
more slumlord.Hi. . Jl.lUj strawhccrk. " , | l.2.ti
rn pberrl < MII.40i lilnclM-rrlei , fl.v : ) | red rnn | > -
tcrrle , tl-'ti ; blackbefrlen.ll.loi cherries , 31.23
01.15 ; plncapplrH , Hllciil , 8I.2.VJW.40.
MOI.ASRKJ llbln N , O. fancy , per pal. 4Vii (
4'c ; < < hole ,40l4.VRood,2M ( ! $ lie ) ! Cuhiu baking ,
yyiKKei blackHtrnp , IW&'o ) syrup. 7(1 grade.
hhli,2Cc | ' .Jhlil , Me ; 4-gal kegn , (1.21) ) 2-gai
kltts , G7c.
SrdAit Orannlated , fl .o ! cube. " , O.Vei cut
loaf. 7'ic ' : powdered , standard , fi e ; XXXX
[ Kiwdered , j'-ioi yellow n , 5oj canary. 5ijci
llK'lit extra U , n&Mc ; eonfeotlonen' A , ( l'.le. '
Uiavr.s Quarts , perdoz , N.UOj pints , per doz ,
tl.M ; hulk , pur 1211 ! JI..U Olive oil , ! > pints , 2
il o r. pe r c a se , $1 .SOU 5.20.
TwtjfRs , CoiuiAoi : , KTO-Cotton twlno
"Illbh , " very line , ' $ -lb bales. 22oj cotton
twlno XX brand. 'i-lb hales , 18c ! hemp twine ,
'l-lb hales , IHo ! salt twine , 2Uc ; ciincllo wicU.
2.0 ! 40-foot cot ton clothes lines , tl,40 | 03-foul
cotton clothes IhiCH , { 1.05 ; ( X-foot ) slil lines ,
$ l.75j ( SO > fiKit jtlto , ( I.Ki ) wool twines , HVie. Ma
nilla rope All tl/es fnim 7-10 to 1 In , Hoi sisal
rope , all sl/CH fioin 7-10 to 1 In , He ) "new
processes. " all lzes from 7-10 to 1 hi , 7Jlc ; cot
ton rope , U In. ICc.
OIIF.BSK ! ' . O. twin flats , per Ib. lie ! P.O.
Younz Aincrlon , 114ci doini'stlo Swiss , 15)c ) { ;
brick , 14ei K'liun , m foil , each , f l.W.
I'lcKt.F.s-Modlum , huls , HK ( ) ; small , tlO.OO ;
ghorlcln.i , ( tl.OOi llostoa mixed. * U.00. !
KICK Java , Gc ; choice , Oci fancy , Gcj head ,
Oiie.
'
'UiDtrt-Per bbl , rcnnod , 0.50 : half bhl. KIM :
hard elder , tmre , per hhl , ITi.OO ! oninpe elder ,
half bbl , W.W ! pear elder , halt bbl , Ki.SO.
OiiiKD S-'iiuiTS Tnrkl.sb prunes , less than
hhds , Ib80 , 8es apiilos , nvaporalcd , now rln
choice , 14Ue | aprleots , fancy , tit naoks , IDJie ;
hlackherrlos , new , lie ! raspberries , 25 Ibs to
box , tf.'c ; currants , now , ri utVotUza currants.
extra , In hoices , CVio ; poaehcs , Cala. , choice ,
17Kc ! Uatlfornla dried grapes. In lines. Co ;
BO ed less Sultanas , sucks , lOJ-Jci tnuscatuls ,
tt4o ! ; now Viilencln , Bci Unilura laynr , Do ; lips ,
layers , 14VOc ; citron , Leghorn , 20cj lemon
uenl. 15C.
M Ai'i.B SfOAii-l'or lh-Co cakes , 80-lh boxoi ,
13c ; lOo cakes. : w-lb boxes , 12 > ic ! l-lb bricks , 33
Ibs Inbox , pure , 14c.
HiioM8-3-tlu ( parlor. KlOOj 4-tle. $2.7. > ! 3-tlo
f2.25i 3-tle. plain , * l.Wi ) warehouse , & 3.UO : toy ,
11.23 : whisk , JI.UOffil.33.
boAi1 Castile , mottled , jicr Ib. lOo : dc white.
porlb. 14c ! laundry soap , per 100 bai-s , Sl.1,1 ®
s.ou ; shavhm soap , 5yti' ( , ' > o per doz ; toilet soap ,
3 cakes per box , per doz , C0cffi2.33.
NUTS Perlb AlinniuiH , 18o ; llra/.ll.s , 21c ; (11- (
horts , 13c ! pecans , liKitHoi walnuts , 18o ; pea
nuts , fancy white , Be ; roasted , lOc.
SALT Dairy. 288 Ibs In bbls , bulk. J2.10 ; best
grade , GO IK 82.30) ) boat grade , 1003s. ? , ' .40 ; best
trade , 28 10s , fc..2. ) ! rock s-ilt , crushed , till ) .
SODA I'aekaircs , GO Ibs to box , 5io ; kegs ,
HA'MODA KCRS , lie per Ib ; bbls , l ? c , granu
lated , lOvl Hi boxes , 2c.
OANNKII ViiniiTAiii.es Tomatoes 3-lb , $1.00
CM. 10. Corn Very Unc , fl.23Ol.33 ; 3-lb augur ,
$1.15 ; 2-ib standard western brands , Jl.10.
Musllrooins l-lb French , extra fine , 22 < ii2.nj ;
l-lb I'ronch , line , I8 l22o : l-lb French , ordi
nary , 10 < a > ltc. ! IVas 2-lb early Juno , J1.25 : 2-lb
Marrow , standanl brands , J1.1U : 2-lb waked ,
70c. Trench peas I'or case of 100. tl5.llO@23.00.
Ktrlng beans 2-lb high grade , OOc ! 2-1 1) wiiX
beans , R5ci 2-lb Hiring beans , KOc. Limn beans
2-lb soaked. We. Koston baked beans 3-lb ,
ll.avijl.55. Sweet potatoea-3-lb Now Jersey ,
Jl.M ; 3-lb okra and tomatoes. $ I.G5 ; 3-lb okra ,
JUKI ; asparagus , 3-lb. } 2.KVi3.73i rhubarb , 3-lb.
fl.40 ; sueeotasli , $1.20(31.25. (
HAKINO 1'owiiKit Itnynl , dlmocans , per dor.
OSo ! H-lb cans , fl.15 ; VJ-lli cans , * 2.C3 ; l-lb cans ,
J3.00 ! Price's dime cans , DOe ! ! i-lb cuns , tl.'X > ;
Jl-lhoans , K.HO ; l-lb cans , (1.75 ; other kinds ,
l-lb cans , nor do * . S1.UOQ.83. : !
WllAi'i'i.NO I'Ai'Bii Pur Ih , best straw , ] 3xl8
to 32x44 , 17 o ; dry goods , 44o ? ; extra iiuality.
nmnllla. lliic ; manllla ten , 12x13 , do ; , durk rag ,
hardware , 2J c.
KAiu.vAcnoua Goons Ilarloy , 4cj farina ,
ko s , J5.UO : spl It ixms.ilc : green peas , "a ; oatmeal -
meal , bhls , JASi < an.5Ji half bbls , a3.25Q3.SOi
macaroni , I'-e ; vermicelli , I''c ; sago nnd uiplo-
ca , OSJ14c : Lluinboaus , GJic ; uercallne , $3.24 ;
linked hominy , ilfic.
CorFKB-Qn'on KIo , 2nUiS24Wc ; Java , 23c ;
Mocha. 20c. Itoastod Aroshi , 2TiC ! ; llnnola ,
25'/Jei Gorman. 23io ! ; Dlllworth's , 25 c : Lion ,
VINEOAII Apple elder. lUc ! dnnblo cldor,12c :
whlto wine , I''o : triple strength. lOc. ,
OILS 150 prime white , OJio ! ISO water white ,
llHc ! hendllKhUlUa : 74 gnsollnc , llHo. Oil
euiis-1 Kill , SJ.OMW.23l 2 gul , J3.754.80 | 5 gal ,
$13.50015.00.
TOUACCO Flno out , perlb , 25ft7."o : plug , 22
( rlTHo ; Binoklng , 2203e ; fancy brands , ! Kc ) ®
$1.50.
TKAS Japan , basket flrcO,33@5.o ! : sunilrlod ,
20jr > e : ercon. 205 a : gunpowder , 2050o :
English Ureakfiist. : t3ii75o ! : Young Hyson , 20 ©
DOc ; Oolons. 25i45uIb ; package dust , 15o.
OANIIY Mixed , IW-lb palls , 8J ! < as. ( e ; stick ,
8ic ! ! twist stick , He ; 1'roucli mixed , 13'/iOi hoar-
hound stick , HKiCi jar and case enndles , 5-Ib
boxes , IfXfiSlo ! extra line goods , kvarwo.
Axl.R OIIEASK Per Rroa-i Krazlcr's largo
tins , Mil. 00 ; medium tins , $27. 00 ; small , $15.00 ;
other makes , wood , $3.5U3.50. "
IlLACKtNfl 3 'doz In box , 3071 > c ! ladles' shoo
dressing , 43c < 3ll.OO ; steve polish , [ per gross ,
fJ.OU5.fiO.
IH.UKiNO Liquid , 4 oz , 3 doz In box , OOiill.75 ;
8oz , 3 doz In box. 81 .SO ® 2.73 ; dry , small , 23c.
largo , 45c.
SriOKS Popper Singapore , sifted , 15lCa ;
shot , 220 ! allspice , lOc ; cloves , Fcnang , se
lected. 17@lc ! ) ! cassia , China , 4-lb , mats. Ooj
nutmegs. No. 1 , 75o ; mucassor , GJCJ plckllnp
spice , 10-11) ) boxes , 23c.
CitACKEits boda , Cos oyster , B-.c | ; cream.
OiiocoLATK. KT& 12-b ) boxes , ' 34@33c ; Gor-
man. sweet , 22G2IQ ; cocoa , 3 ! > ® 40o : liromo , 32o
COCOANOT 15-lb cases. M andii Ibpackagcs ,
per Ib. 2037o : bulk , l.Vlb palls. 23c.
EXTKACTS Lemon , 2oz. 55c < a$1.80 : 4 oz. Jl.OO
aa.50 ; vanilla. 2 oz. C5cti.60i 4oz , tl.23B5.50 ( ;
Jamaica ghiRor , 4 O/.J1.85.
MATCIIKS 1'arlor , 200 and 300 per box , $1.63 ®
1.7i ) per gross ; ulphur , J l.l.VJSI-30.
IluirsiiKS Shoo , nor do/ . { 1.3533.00 : daubers.
75cll.OO : bomb brushes , COcSJ-.OO.
HTAiicil-l'erlb , OUC. )
Iliuu SEKU Mlxect bird , l-lb packages , 5c ;
canary. 4 iu ; hemp. 4i ! ; anise , 1 0.
\VooiiENWAliK 1'er doz-Tnbs , No. 1 , $3.33 ;
No. 2 , * 7.i3 : ; No. B , $ d.3 : keclcr. oak grain , 5-ln.
best , Jl.M ; whlto coda r. 4-ln. best. 81.23 ; palls ,
3-hooi ) . oaK grained , $1.75 ; 2-hoop , $1.50 ; syrup.
$1.83 ; dowcll. J1.7. > : uapor , metal hoops , . ' .SU ;
cedar , 3 brass hoops No. 1 , all red , $5.50 ; cedar.
3 brass hoops. No. 2 red , $3.00 ; wedar 3 brass ! )
hoops. No. 1 strlpod. S3.00 ; cedar , 3 brass hoops ,
No. 2 striped. fl.SO ; horso. extra heavy , No. 1 ,
S2.73 ; well buckets , $3.23. llntterwaro Tubs ,
sash , 8-ln , puniest , 70e ; ash , 2-ln , 2 largo size ,
per nest , 43o ; butter ladles , hard wood , 70o ;
butter paddles or spades , 70o. Washboards
Single. J1.4Xa2.00 ( ! double , $2.503.25. Clothes
pins 5 gross boxes , C3o.
OANDLKS 40 Ibs to box , OJJc ; mining , 10 ®
; wax , lie. _
Provisions.
FHESII POUK Pork loins , 5 Jc ; tenderloins.
HoHP arc ribs , 5o : shoulders So ; hocks. So :
trimmings. 5o ; back bones , 2o ; dressed hogs ,
4Jio ; cleaned nigs' foot , per doz , 30o ; rougli
unelcaned pigs1 feet , per doz , 2uc.
MUTTON Choice dressed mutton , 8c ! ; racks
of mutton. 14u ; Baddies ofn.utton , Oc ; breasts
of mutton , 3o ; leg ot mutton , lOc.
FIIKSII HEKKCUTS Kolls , 7J4c ; beef tender
loins. 14o ; ulrloin butts , 7c ; boneless strip ? , 7o ;
si rip loins , O'/io rounds , rum poll1 , ( ! u ; rounds ,
rump on , Sc ; rounds shank off , 54o ! ; boneless
rumps , 4Uo : chucks , ! io ; plates , 2 ! < io ; back
halves. . 4o ; alioulder olods , 4'/ic ; beef loins ,
No. 1 , steer , iriil4a : ; boot 1/ilns , No. 2 , 10llo :
beef loins , No. 8 , 1Vo ; beef ribs , CfflSo ; beef
ribs , No. 1 , locailo ; sweetbreads , par doz. 35o ;
kldncyH , each , 3a ; ox tails , each , 3c ; livers ,
each , I5o ; beef hearts , each , 4o ; beef tongues ,
each , 400 ,
S.MOKKD MKATS Sugar Cured Hams It to 10
Hi average , Oej hams , 21) to 22 11) ) average. 8V4c ;
hnnis , 12lbaveniKo , uyo ; skinned hams , ! ) ' 4c ;
shoulders , 5iej ! oleiir breakfast bacon , 75io ;
boneless breakfast bacon backs , Oiio ; famous
honed ham , 7e : California , or picnic luims , M u ;
boneless ham , 80 ; dried beef hams ( sots ) , 7'iu ;
dried beef clods , Go ; shortsplced rolls or ham
roulette , ( IXfo ; smoked beef tongues ( per doz ) ,
$0.50 ; special hams , 12 to 13 Ib average. 10ic ! :
special boneless breakfast bacon. lOe ; selected
dried beef hams , Insldos and Kmickle.s , Uo ; se
lected wide clour breakfast bacon , 0Jc. (
l ) v SALT MKATS Fniicy llRht weight short
clears. I'KJ ; long clears. 5So ; short clears , 5o ! ;
short ribs , 5 oi shoulders , 4Uo : clear bellies ,
5 ? c ; clear baolts. 5Vic.
SMOKKD MKATA Diir SAIT OuiiEn Fancy
light weight bacon , short clean , O'ic ; bacon
short ribs , Oc ; bacon short elcars , ( ! ! ic ; bacon
lorn ; clears. Go ; bacon clear harks. Gio ! ; bacon
clear bullies. CUe ; bacon shoulder : ! , 4jo. ?
HWKKT PlCKl.r.n IMBATS limns , tierces , 8Uc ;
shouldorsJN. Ycuttlorces. ) 5o ; nellies , tierces ,
Uo ! ; California ham , tierces , 5ic ! ; beef hams ,
bbls. $12.00.
1'iCKi.Kii HunrTosours Ilarrols , J20.00 ; half
barrels , ll l l\a \ , $10.50 ; quarter barrels , 51) ) Ibs ,
$0.00 ; eighth barrels , 25 Iks , L50. fI
LARO Pnro leaf , per Ib , tloroo basis , G0Jo ! ;
compound , per Ib , tlorco hapls , 5 ! ej special I
kettle rendered leaf lard , per Ib , tierce basis ,
.
IIUIIRKMCD POUK ANII IlEKr 1'or barrel
Mess pork ( now ) $10.73 ! family pork , $9,73 : hack
pork. $1 1.S3 : Cudahy short cut clear pork , $11.50 ;
Sunilorland short cut uleur pork , $9,75 ; lionu-
lesspluporK ( fancy ) . JKI.OO ; extra incsalraef.
$0.00 : I'latu beef , * 7.iHi ; extra jilnto beef , ft.uo :
extra family heof ( boneless ) . tA-W rolled beef
, . . .
I'm I'OIIK Ilonule.is Ilarmls , 200 Ibs each ,
$13.00 ; half barroK 100 Ibs each. 17.00 ; Quarter
barrels. 50 Ibs ouch , &VT3 ! eighth barrels , s > Ibs
uaoh.t8.uo.
OILS Prlmo larci oil , winter strained , 47o
extra Inrd oil- winter st rained , 43oH ; extra No.
1 lard oil. 4loi No. I lurrt oil , 83o | No , 2 lard oil.
yOiij extra neat'H-foot oil , 43o ; tallow oil. 4tc. !
HAUSAIIKS liologtuiB , 4n ; Kinokctl sausugn.
7o ; blood aausaRo , 4Wo ; liver Kausaco , 4 o ;
head cheese , JHoi fresh pork sausage. In
links. Go ; fresh pork suusnao. In bulk. BHe ;
smoked ixirk gnusngn. He ; l-'rankf nrt sausage ,
7e | Hinokcd head cheese Go ; I'oltbh suusugu ,
7c ; Knoblauch aausage , 7o ; tongue sausage ,
So ; summer sausage , 13c. The above prlcus uru
for lots of SO pounds and upwards a leas quan
ilty a half a'cent more.
Country Produce.
GAME Quail nro comhiz in very freely nnd
do not sell atoiilto M > strong prices. Bqulrruls
itnd imitll rahbltH. iWftrMM pur doz ; largo rah-
bltH , (2.00 ; cimill. Jl.l.Vfol.'Jj ; pntlrlo chickens ,
1.73 ; Erousu. H..V ) : ilcur nuddlrx. 12Ho.
Vuuurnr Uhlckeiu sold ut Kt7c. tlio latter
" *
prleo being ottnlnod oiuly for rory choice
stock. Turkoyu , 0U < J ! Tocsc ? , satK-jOducks ,
7
IIUTTr.it The markctqlM alow and weak
nnd limitations are lowcrHhnn a few diiys-ino.
Se'ect ' country rolls , l.'tfMflot good country
roll , Itl4c ! liifcrlor IfidlOoi fulr country ,
solid packrd , l.V ! choice dairy , l&'JKei good
creamery. ZKVilcl _ . , - . .
Kaotf--Tlio market rvnmliuabout stcrtdy at
20c.
20c.I'inr.ONS Not much Safe1 nt 11.00 per dozen
for llvo and fiOo per do/cajieads olf.
SWEKT POTATO ! * There Uxomo very choice
Mock on the market which Is quoted ' "
4.50.
4.50.OKf.cnv Cholco MocVi ; 4M4.V ]
OAiiiiAdi ; Per crate , i't.00.
I'OTATOKS Some honiovrmwn stook .Is
Ing atnOeSJI.OO : OoloraOo. ( l.ltxai.20.
O.MON8 L'holuo stocfl'JUoai.M ! Spanish ,
tl.M per crate. i
HirrAiiAtut Some nholeo Michigan stook Is
selllnit ntCOSffc-ioiior bushel.
IiK-nt't K t'hoh-o stock. 4uc.
l'A1lslir Krcsh stock , 40c.
l'Alls.virn-1'er hbls Ki5.
llKKTS-rerbu.M.2.V
lIumiAUi ) tiQUAfiil 1'er dot. $ l.CV'iM.'M. '
l''rcHh Fruits.
TANdEltlNFS I'er box , $ l..10.
OiUNiiEltniEs l-'nnoy Oapo Cod , . .
AITLK.S The supply In small und choice
Block Is held very hl li. * I.
OiiAi'F.s Some very choice Concords , held In
cold storage , arc bolnR put utioa the market
ntW370o ( per 10-lb baskets , Malaga , JJ.&U ®
8. ) .
OAT.irniiNtA PnAiis-LnrKO nnd fancy , per
box. 13.01X33.60.
LKMOMH Choice stock , W.WXJin.oo.
OitANOKS Mexicans , Inixe.i , Jl.w ) : I'lorldas ,
lirlRht , W.OOft4.fiO | russets. : i.riO4.00.
Arrr-KS Stocks nro not very lieavy and any
thing at nil desirable Is held at * 1.0031.50.
Flour.
It. T. Davis Mill Co. . hlgh'patcnt No. 1 end
Crenm , $ TO | llluol ) , full patent , W.Mi Ilawk-
eye half patent , ? 2.wj : special royal patent ,
No. 10 , (2.bO | Minnesota patent , (2,5 ; Kansas
hard wheat patent , ( ± 53 ; Nebraska sprlug
wheat patent , ! . < X ) .
ri. r. Oilman's gold medal , $2.75 ! Snow White ,
t35i Hnow l-'lake. (2.10 : low grade , $1.80.
Itrokon How roller mills ( .ream. $2.1)0 ) : Myr-
llo. 82.50 ; cinlni , ( -.20 ! XXX. it W ; Fidelity ,
$ .M > Oj Minnesota Chief. (2.50 ; Patent. K.70.
OsKhamp'ri ready to raise buckwheat Hour ,
(1.75 per ease of W 2 Ib packiiKes ! buckwheat
la bbls , N. V , W.COi Excelsior brand , M.SO ; Slap
Jack meal , (4,00 per case of SO 2 Ib packages.
. FlHli.
FHOZKN Per Ib. Lake Trout , medium ,
small , Oc ; trout , large , Co ! wliltc , lee ; perch.
7o ; pike , do ; pickerel. So ! black ba'-s , iSe.
cropjile , lOc. Sea llsh Steak cod , 14oi llonnd-
crs , 1301 red snapper , lie ; blue lUh. 20u ; eels.
18c : lobsters. 18o ; scollops , per gal , $1.40 ; mack
erel , large. 3" " ' '
Dry OoodH.
CiiECKS-Oulcdonla X. fHo { : Caledonia XX ,
104c ] ; Kcononiy , 8Hc ; Otis , bUo.
rr.ANNKi.s-Plaid , niftsman , 20o ; Goshcn ,
32c ! ; Clear Lake , a.TiO ; JIiiplo City. 80jo ! ;
white O H No. 2. 23"o ; OH No. 2 , , 27jo ! ;
11 H No. 2 , ? 4' , 2l c : 11 II No. 2 , ? ( , 20V'e ; Ouc-
boo No. 1,4Je ; Quebec No. 3 , ! , 424c ! ; ynobcc ,
' . „ ' No.4 , assio : Agwan , 13'o ; Windsor X C , 21
In. , 13Wo : O V , 15o ; H A 1 > , JI , 25c ; J K P , > i
27io ! ; U , Ji , 20c.
OdTTO.v I-'I.ANNKI < Oiiardlan Wv , 5\e \ , not ;
On Guard CO. ( life ; S.S. 7J.'c ; KB , 8 o ; 0(3 , Uo ! ;
XX , 10J4o ; 00. llVic ; NN , 12'/o ; AA. He : 1)1) .
I3 o ; TT. IG o ; YV , 18o : 1111. lOa : bleached ,
No. 20 , htfo ! No. m , lOiJoi No. 80 , 12'/Jo ! brown
and slate , No. BO. Oc ! No. 70 , 1215o ; rso. 00. : co ;
colored Missouri valley , 12Je. !
lli.r.ACiir.u UOTTOS llorkoley Cambric No.
ft ) . Wo : Best Yet. G'So ' ; Itutturcloth. XX , 4ic ! ;
Oabot.79.e { ; Klrst Oall.OJic ; I'rultof the Loom ,
Do ; Hill b'empcr Idem , 8c ; llonsckeepor , Sie ) ;
KliiR 1'hllllp cambric , lOe ! LniiKdon U U , n'io ;
LoiiMlalc , uo ; Lonsdalo cambric , JOJJc ; New
York mills , lie ; Oak Lawn , 7e.
Cot-OUKi ) OAMimics-CrOwn. 4 ! o ; Ted Star ,
4Vic ; Clover , Qc ; Slntor Kollud , O o ; nigh col
ors lo extra , , V" ,
GINOIIAMS Plnnket checks , OUc ; Whlttcn-
ton , BJio ; York , 0 , 0 ! Norrrinmll dress , 8c ; Cal
cutta dress , 7He ; Whltuohton dress , So ; Hod-
ford drsss.BWfer.'c. ' II
SllKKTINOS AND PlM.OW. CASINOS ItrOWn
Net Pepneretl. 42 In , lOMo ; Peppcrcll , 4B In ,
1lHe ; I'epuoroll , 0-4 , ir i ! 1'epuoroII , 8-4. 20e ;
l'opnerell.0-4,2-Jc ; 1'oppnrcll , 10-4,25c ; Utlca ,
8-4 , 24o ; ( Ttlca4 ! ) , SSioiIJtlca. 10-4 , 28c , -
DUCK West 1'olnt , 2s .In , 8 m , lojjc ; West
Point , 28 in , 10 oISWr West Point , iO In , 12
oz. 15c ; West Point , 40In ? > lloz. 15',4e. '
HATTS Standard , ScpAIoliawk , lo o ; hnnuty.
12 ic ; Uooiic , 14o ; It , cuaeil , fO.OO ; Boo , $1.75 per
COTTON'WAIU HlblSJ ) white , ISlic ; colored ,
18Kc.
KENTUCKY JEANS Hlbpinrlal , 15c ; Dakota.
21o ; Dunham. 28l'c ! : Hore.iilcs. 10o > Leinlngton ,
22HO ! CottsWood , 3THoi ; > Molvlllo , > iek a
UiNniiA.M fAnloskeur.irU ! ; ! Am'osktap dress ,
River , Co ; Hnniapo , 4iC } ! St. LcdKcr , fijjc ;
Slilrtlnu Martha Washington. 4VJc ; Jlerrlinac ,
4io ; Turkey lied rountnln , C'/io ; Garner , 7o ;
Cronllold,814o ; lii-rlln , S4c.
iiNTS Indigo Hluo Not Martha Wnsh-
K , / ; .Atnorlean , GUc ; Arnold. GMc ; Ar
nold It. ioufC cloth. lOc : Stillo A , llVic ; Merrl-
muc. 7-8. lOo ; Gold Teiif-SSo ! ; Hamilton , rio ;
Allen PinksCHo ; Allen Chnmbray , Co ; Glou
cester , r i < e ; Hartol f HO.
HEAVV HHOWN OOTTONS Atlantic , 74o ! ; At
lantic II. 7o ; Atlantic D , Gfto ; Atlantic 1' , do ;
Aurora O , 4 ? e ; buck's head , 7Uo : Cabot W ,
r io : Darlington , 0-Uc ; l < 'arineis' No. 1. 4 ? ; ©
4'io ; Iloosler LL , n c ; Indian head , 7io ! ;
Lawrence IjL , f > 'iu ; Ilenrlettu LU fi' c.
FINIS IiuowN COTTONS Atlantic Lb , fie ; Au-
rorn It , 0 < | o ; Aurora It , fiJSc ! Atlas , ON'H , 7'/io ;
cheese oloth , 4e ; Clinton FF , 5J4o ; Pcppciell
1C , 03ic ; Laiicdon. Gil , 7er
DENIMS Not Amostfoag , 0 oz , ICi.ej York
camlet. J2c ; Everett , standard , 12'4c ; Hay
makers' , 7'/ioi Old York.-XX , 10io ! ; Lawrence ,
220 , U'Ho ; Lawrence , Ooz , 15ic ! ; fancy stripes
nnd checks , HKc.
COTTONAiina York , nankin. 10'Xc ' ; Everett ,
8 oz , 18u ; Low Is ton , 10 ozJJiu ; Worklngman ,
14e.
14e.TICKS
TICKS York , 33 In , is o ; Swift River , 7 o ;
Thorndyke , O < > , H'/Jo ; Thorndjko , EK , 8 o ;
Tbormlyko. 120 , O'/ic ; Thorndyko , XX , Ho ;
Cordls , No. i > , 8Jo ! : Cordls , No. 4fl'/u.
WinANS Not Thistle , OHc ; lied Cross , 7 ! < c.
CIIASII Stevens' H. 10-Inch , fic f ; Steven * ' I ) .
18-Inch , Oli'e : Stoveus' A. 10-Inch. 7Mc ; Stevens'
P. 18-Inch , So ; Stevens' M. 18-inch , Do ; Stevens
N. 20-Inch , Oo ; Stevens' NN , 22-Inch , lOc ; Ste
vens' STK , 20-Inch. ISO ! bleached , lo extra.
Liumbcr.
Iluotatlons are for cur lots onboard cars at
Omaha :
12 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft K ft 21 ft
2x4(15 00 1500 1500 1550 10 00 1700 1800
2x0. . 15 00 1500 1500 15 SO 10 00 1800 IS 00
2x8. . 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 SO 1(1 ( 00 17 50 18 00
2x10. 15 GO 15 00 15 00 15 SO 16 00 17 SO IB 00
2x12. 10 00 1C 09 10 00 10 00 17 00 18 SO 10 00
4x4 to
R.X8 10 00 in 00 IB 00 17 00 18 00 10 00 10 00
KKNCtNO No. 1. O-lii. 12 and 14 ft , rf , SIU.OO ;
No , 1. -ln , 10 ft , J19.00 ! 4-ln , iMO.OU ; No. 2. o-lri
12 and 14 ft , rf , (14.00 ; 4-ln , (14.00 ; No. 2 , ( i-In , 10
ft. ( IU.OO ; 4-ln , ( in.OJ ; No. 3,0-ln , 12 and 14ft ,
$18.00 ; 4-ln , { 13.00 ; Ng. 3 , G-ln , 1C ft , $13.00 ; 4-ln ,
$18.00.
HOAHIIS No. 1 com , 818.50 ; No. 2 com , $13.00 ;
No. 3com , (13.50) ) No 4 com , III.M.
SIDIJIO A , 12,14 nnd 10 ft , $22.03 ; O , (17.50 ! H ,
12. 14 and 1G ft. 8:0,50 : : I ) , 914.50.
Fi.ooutNn A , 0-ln , whlto pine , (18.00 ; C ,
$20.50 ; I ) , 6-ln , whlto nine , W5.uO ! D. $ . ' 0.5o ; K.
0-ln. white plnefsel. fencing ) , $17.00 : drop Md-
1ns , 50o pci-M extra.
STOCK llo.uuis A. , 12-ln , s1 < ? $1S.OO : II , 15-ln.
sis , $15.00 ! C. * 40.CO : I ) , (25.00 ; No. 1 common. 12-
in. sis. 10,12 and 1l > ft , (21.00 ! No. 2 , $18..W ; No. 1
common , 13-ln. sis , 14 ft.KO.OO ; No. 2.(17.50 ; No.
1 common. 12-ln. sis , W ft , (10.50 ! No. 2 , $ I7.M ) ;
No. 1 common , 12-ln , sis , 20 ft , $21.00 ; No. 2 ,
Smi'l.AP No. 1 , plain , 8 nnd 10-ln , Jlft.OO : No.
2. J10.00 ; No. 1. 0. O. . 8-ln. (19.00 ; No. 2.110.50 ; 10-
ln. grooved rood UK , 12,14 and 10 ft , illLSO.
KlNIBlllNn 1st HMU'nUi ( . I-Ins2s40.00l'i !
" , nnd 2-ln , $40.00 : adeliiar , 1-ln s'Js. ILVOO ; IH
i , nnd 2-ln , J7.IKI ; A , so/Sit. 1-ln , 2s. $41 ; 1U
l i and 2-ln. $43.00 ; II , softer , I-ln , s2s , fll.OO ; I , ,
\Vt and 2-ln. * 40.00 ; O , select ; 1-ln , b2s , W.OO ; 1U ,
Hi and 2-ln. J35.00. a. l
A. It or C select all 10 ffwW.OO oxtrn.
BOUTIIKIIN VKM.OW PINE Ut and Vnd elear
flooring 13-Hl. 2,100 stnr. KM0. tlfl.OJ ; com lloor-
Ing. 13-10.1,500 rift clparfW < i , &V..OO ; 1st and 2d
clear , S colling , $11.50 ; isnuul L'd clear. ? B cell-
Ing. ( lf.50 ) ! 1st and 2d cRW , oolllnJiVOJ ; ; 1st
and 2d clear , finish , ( ,2s , J < Tom 1 In , $27.00 ; 1st
and 2(1 ( cloir , llnlsh. s''s. from Hi In , $ m.ou ; 1st
and 2d clear , llnlsh , wy trfrom IH and 2 in ,
( W.OO ; 1st and "il clear , yty gusln s , teuU ; base
(30.00 , , .
SASH , Doons , ET& Tiwxxird , 11.50 ; sash , 55
per ct : doors , 50 per tffr blinds , 50 per ct :
mouldings50 porct ; Un'ail ' felt , pcrcwu J'.IO ;
straw hourd , (1,20. tflii
1'ori.Ait I.UMIIKII 8lnoijnd | up , 1st nnd 2nd
clear. 1 Inch , 8''s , fin.OO ; b Inch und up , 1st anu
2nd clear , H Inch ) inneIrr > VW.
HATTKNP. WEI.I , Tuiit.N'lft'KTC. '
. O. G. 2J4 Inch ,
C5oix3 : , sis , 35e ; 8 Inchvi < ! ! l luhlng. I ) . & M.
and bov , t.Ln ) ; pickets , IM& H. , Hat , ( J0.50 ; U.
& H. , S ( | . ISU.50.
SlilNuLKS. .IMTII Extrrt "A. " pine , ( , i.SO ;
standard "A , " (2.45 ; extra "A.1'cedar , * 2.53 ; ti
Inch clear pine , Jt.'JO ; clear red wood , $1.23 ; lath ,
POSTS Whlto cedar , 0 Inch. Js { , lie : 0 Inch ,
qrs , lie ; whltocodar , 5'/i Inch , ( is , Dei d liiuh ,
ijrs , He ; white cedar , 4 Inch , round , l.Vjj split
oak , 8c ; Toiinesseo rod cednr , apllt , lc.
Quinine , par oz , ! > , & \V. 4lc ; Oornmn. 27c ,
InillRo. perlb , 7-5o ; Insect powder , 21o ; opium ,
fii.OOj moriihlno , per oz , ii70 ; hops , perlb , Wic ;
glycerine , IHe ; dextrine , ' ICe ; otttlubone.lu | ;
cream tartar , pure , : t'o ; conimorclul. iBo : cam
phor , Mo ; am. carb , lie ; bluu vitriol , 7Ku ; cur-
Iolloacld,20 > ti3'c ! : citric , 4.Vt4Kc ! tiularkKifl
8tci iulphurlc. | > urlb,2c ; sperm oil , 11.10 ; tur
pentine , 47c ; Tonka beano. $ l.b.V&.UO ; balsam
tolu.4IRI.Vi : calomel , tl.fl l.lOi i-aiilharluex.
; cahsln buds , 20Q 2ci chloroform , 5T
atiOflurKOt,47a52cguiiinralile.5.c ; ; < iitl.n ( ) : ly-
copodlum , 400110 ; mercury , tiae ; BiilptinrJSo ;
alum , 2iOj eoioraa ( ) | , IHoi eptom sail , l o ;
gluiiiicr salt. Hie ; antliiyrliiu , $1.40 per oz :
unlatol , tl.M perez ; iiiulkumn , $1.00 per o/ ;
cryst. strychlim , * I.OK3l,15porolloorlcoroot. ; .
per Ib , IGcsoll ca sln , H.,10 per ooil | cloven ,
11,2. per or. ! oil anise , IJ.Po : oil lemon , tl.in ; oil
bcrKiiiuot , (4.25 per o.t balinm eopnllm. Ko per
at. ; nub. nit b'mniith. fJ.oo pvrozi Iodidepotm-
slum. I Z75 per oil bnunldo | MTnssliim , : ise per
ott salicylic acid , (1.42 per oil bcniolo add , C.'o
per oz.
Paints nml Oils.
I'litMr. LAiniOiir-AS'lntcrtrained ) . 49o : ex-
tru lard oil ( winter strained ) . 47ui nxlra No. 1
lard oil , 40ej No. I lard oil , 3 < o : No. 2 lard nil ,
3le : extra Neat's foot oil , 4Sct tallovr oil , 43ot
lialf-blils : io over libls ! 5-cnl cans (2 ( In a case )
60 over bbls : 1-galcan * (10 ( In a case ) Ue * over
ulils : U-Rnl cans 120 In a caie ) I5c over Mils.
KSCIINK Oli.s Dlnmnnd crescent engine oil ,
per Kiillon , 40o ! norfoetlon engine oil , Woj
sterling engine oil , 43ct hcrcules engine oil ,
We.
We.VAHNlsuF.9 rurnlture. No , l.OOo ; fiirnttiiro ,
( xtrn.fl.OOi coach. No. 1. 11.10 ; coach , extra ,
$1.20 ; hard oil llnlsh , light , II.2U.
( LAPS 75 und 10 per cent from list of March ,
I.KAnWlllTK is Otii-Parlor. In fiOO-lb lots ,
$7.50 : In llWO-lb lots , per owt , $7.VO : iMiutliorii
Co. , St. l < oul . InfilO-lb lots , J7.su ; In l.ww-ll )
lots , per owt , $74J ) : lied Heal , St. Louis , in M-
Ib lots , * 7..riOi In lnoo-ih lots , per cwt , $7.20.
WHITE Duv Cllldur's M-lntlng , tier Ib , l' ' < r :
Conuncrelal whiting , purlb , le ; Kugllsh C. 8.
Paris white , perlb. lli'o.
ItKli Dliv Aincrlciin Venotlnii red. lo ! ;
Chattnnoogii , 2ci Kngllsh Vcnotlan , barrel : CiC
IbsJ14o ; Indian No. 1 , ICol Tuscan Kngllsh ,
2Je.
2Je.VBH.OW Oronie yellow. Ci ilOc : oclior , llc-
chelle , 24e : oelmr , wished Dutch , 4o | ochcr.
unshed French , 2lc. (
1'nirr I'uro In barrel' * . logs nnd tubs , 5140 ;
In blndders , 2'H'J In M-lb tins , 2ic. !
VKHKTAIIM : Oli.8 llnsoed. domestloraw , In
barrels , per Riilton , Ke : lnmeed , domesllo
boiled , In barrels , jier gallon , r > 5c ,
ANIMAL AMI I'IMII OiLs Whale , bleached
winter , per gallon , Me ; whale , extra blenched
winter , tOc ; sperm , bleached winter , $1,00.
IJaccoon Xo. 1 , large. OOQ7fl ( % : No. 1. modlum
Wl'Jo ; No. 1. small , ; uaiOe ; Nos. 2 , U anil 4 ,
Mink No. 1 , large. WVi.COo ! No. 1 , medium , 40
? 4 : > oi No , 1 , small , 2.Vj . ' ! Oc ; Noa. 2 , a and 4 ,
© 2.)0.
Musk Itnt-Knll. S ltOo : : kit. 3c.
Skunk Illnek , 7" eJI.O ( ) ; strlppd , No. 1. 3.VO
Oc ; No. S. ir > ft > ci No. : > , iodise ; No. 4. iKMoo.
Cross l-'ox No. 1. $ : i .VXU4.00 ! No. S , JlOATtS.'Sl ' :
ed. No. I. Jl.OOffSI/rij No. S , 5Xfi ( ( oi grey , No. 1 ,
.OfitoOc ; No. 2. aM 35e.
OMountnln Wolf No. 1. $ ifAn,00 ; No. 2. JI.OO
® 1.50 ; pralrlo wolf , No. 1. 75cI.OO ; No. 2 , 40 ®
) e.
e.HeaverNo. . 1 , per Ib. $2.rlO < a3.50i No. 2. 81.500
.50 : No. ! l , .Wi ? : > ci No. 4 , Me.
Otter No , 1. largo prlmo , 3. (0 7,00 ! No. 1 ,
: iedlum. ioo.i.iO ( ; No. 1 , small , t2.30a3.60 ! No
, II and 4 , AOcajLAO.
Wild Cat-No. 1 , lOc ! No. 2,20V ; > e.
Opossum-No. 1 , cased , iOl2o ! No. 1 , open ,
' ( iilUe.
Iladscr No. 1 , full furred , 50'37Jc ; No. 2 , 20 ®
tOu ; No. ; i. tv ioc.
Hear Illaek , No. 1 , JIO.OOO20.OOj grlnly. No.
\00lf.oO ; blown. No. 1 , J3.OOffilO.00 ; cub ,
.
Iluokskln Indian dressed , perlb. 75c(3ll.0fl ( :
cor , summer , per Ib.S.VMijc ; fall , per Ib , 'J.KF4
.to ; winter , per Ib. 20Sli : ; green nail , per
iloeo , 7oSOc ; nntelope , perlb , UiQ Oaiclk , per
h. 12c.
Others 1'lshor. No. 1 , tn.00ar .00 : marten. No.
I , 75e < 8l.uO ! No. 2. 2.va.Vo ) : Ivn.v , No. 1 ,
> .00 ; wolverine , No. lJ4.0Kao.03. (
STEF.I , YIn . NAILS Huso , & 2.51 ; steel nails ,
ao , J2.I5 ,
Coi-pr.u 1'lanlshed boiler size. 21 > o perlb ;
old rolled. 27c ner Ib ; sUectlng , 2Uo per Ib ; pit
nd Hats. 23o porlb.
WIIIK Jiip. barb , $ .1.2. > ; gal. . $ .1.B. > .
, ICinFiNa-Cliurcoul ) , I. O , , llx'JO , 112 , M,00 ; I.
'
SllKKTlllON No. 2C..r ) > 0 ; No. 27 , S3.CO.
SOUIRII Strictly half and half , Itic.
TIN I'IMTK I.O. . 10.\4 , J7.50 ; I.X. , 10X14. 30.55 ;
: oke,4xi)0 : ) , 112 , W.75. '
SiurrINC : PC.
Hr.ocic TIN Small pis , Wo perlb ; bar. 30o
icr Ih.
OAI.VANIZKD Siir.ivr Inos Dlscon u 60-10 per
cut ; pat. plun. Iron , Nos. 24 and 27 A , 10ic } ;
I , OHe.
IICKOIIV Nurs-Ij-irgo , parbusHol , $1.3) .
'oi > Uoitv Utioloo stock , liJj. !
OottoixurJ Vor 100 , sacked , $1.50 ; bulk ,
.50.
CHESTNUTS Largo Italian. 15c"or Ib. .
, , UitAif Sacked , per ton , J2J.CO ; chopped feed.
lioNUY White clover , lib frames , porlb ,
So ; 2 Ib f rainos. 17c.
LKATIIKU Hemlock slaughter bole , ClifJSita
lorlb. : hemlock dry hide hole , 20 < a 4o ; oalc
solo , 3051310 ; French kip Hklns , HOcl.lO :
. 'rench calf sliln. JI.23Qi'.00 ; American oak
; alf , 83ctM5 ; American hemlock ealf. 73e ®
' 1.10 : American oak kip , 75/2S'ic ; Amorloiiii
lomlock kip , NXKiRnt shocp aklns , S0c@il.00 ;
; out skins , per foot , 20@-0e. !
LISII : , CIMINT : : , KTC. On board cars at Oma-
iii Per bbl Ash Oi-oyo llmo , We : Champion
line. Ii5o : Qnlhcywhlto , KOc ; Louisville cement ,
l.SOj Mllwalikeeeimcn(1.45 ( ; Ul leiieeinenl.
! 1.40 ; Kngllsh Portland cement. $3.45 : txnw
Vork plaster , ti',25 : Michigan plaster. fc..l)0 ) :
I'ort Ilodge plaster , (1.75 ; whlto sand , $ , ' .00 ;
V. I' , hair , per hale. JI.DO.
11 IIIKM Frozen hides , 8 < 34c ; No. 1 crcen salted
ildcs , 4iQ3o ! ; No. 2 gieon salted hides , : x23to ( :
No. 1 green salted hides. 25 to 40 Ibs , 4 > Ji3o ( :
S'o. 2 green salted hlde , 25 to4'J llVtjM'tQ ) \ >
No. 1 veal ealf. S to 13 Ibs , 7c ; No. 2 veal calf. 8
to IS Ib * . Be : No. 1 dry Hint hides , 7e ; No. 2 dry
: ilnt hides. So ; No. 1 ury salted lildc.s. fiQGc.
ihccp pelts Green halted , each , : i3c < &il.25 ;
green suited shearlings ( short wooled early
sKlns ) each. 10A25u : dry shearlings ( short
wooled eaily skins ) No. 1. each , tOlOej No , 2 ,
eaeh , fie ; dry flint Kansas and NobruMca
butcher wool pelts , per pound , actual weight ,
10 < i414e ! : dry iilnt Kansas and Nebraska mur
rain wool pelt. " , pur pound , actual weight , 844
12c ; dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pnltH , per
pound , actual weight , KXftr.'i-ie ; dry Hint Colorado
rado murrain wool pelts , pur pound , actual
weight , SfjilOc ; dry pieces and bucks , actual
weight , 7 < 3Uu.
TAM.OW AMI OiiKASi : Tallow No. 1 , ? . ( ® :
Tallow No. 2. : iUWo ( ; grease , whlto a. 44t4io ! ;
grease , whllo 1 > . 3',434o ? ; grease , yellow , 80 ;
grease , dark , 2Jc ! ; old butter , 2 < 32'io ; beeswax ,
prime , KXSi'iu ; rough tallow , lHic.
HONES In ear lots only Dry buffalo , per
ton. jliHX31S.OOdry ! ( : country , bleached , pel-
ton , (10.OOCiM8.dO ; dry country , damn and
meaty , per ton , $8.00 © 10.00. These prices are
for hone1 * welchod and dellveicd In Uhleaeo.
HAV On track at Omaha Upland. No. 1 ,
(0.50per ton ; course blue stem , $3,00 ; oats
straw , $0.00 per ton. .
tfOKTU oaiAUA XK1F8.
A. O U. W. Hcltel"Measures.
Messrs. Jacob Josltolck , C.V. . Mlllor and
M. V. Doyle , the committee appointed by
South Omaha lodge , No. GO'Ancient Order
of United Workmen , have Issued nu invita
tion to all other fraternal societies to select a
committee of three and have Invited the
mayor and two other city officers and a rep
resentative of each dally naper , to meet In
Ancient Order of United Workmen hall on
Thursday evening , January 8 , lor the purpose
of concentrated action toward relieving needy
brethren in the btrlckcii districts In the west
ern part of the state.
A ChrlHlniaH Dinner.
Mrs. Arthur W. Saxo. with her daughter
Thco , Mrs. Howard Meyers with her
daughter Bessie , Mrs. L. J. Carpenter with
daughter Jessie , Mrs. Dr. W. H. Slabaupli
with her daughter Fniinio , Mrs. B. I1"1.
Carpenter with her daughter Cornelia , Mrs.
Daniel Sullivan /vitlihor OauRhter Margaret ,
Mrs. John P. Evcrs with her daughter Gertie ,
Mrs. Dr. T. H. Ensor with her daughters
Eunice and Nellie , Airs. A. V. Mlllor with
her son Charles , Mrs. Eli H. Doud with her
daughter Marr , Mrs. Mabel Clifton with her
daughter Mattlo , nnd Mrs. L. C. C5ibson nnd
Miss Austra J. Clarlt , arid Mable , daughter
of Mr. and Drs. E. O. Maylleld , and Flor
ence , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M.
Smith , accepted tlio invitation of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Van Liow , Twenty-fourth nnd N
streets , to attend Iho Christmas treorolu-
brntion of Master Carl P. and Miss Mary
Margaret Van Llew , Friday afternoon. The
rooms were darkened ami the trco lighted
with wax canoles , making a very attractive
sight. An elegant dinner was served.
Donations to Dontltiito
DurlnK the past week the secretary of the
board of trade has received the following' ,
which has been sent to the sufferers in the
western part of the state :
Cash , Herman Kountzo , S3 ; Richardson ,
825 ; United States windmill and pump com-
pnny , $2.1 j Parlln Orcndorf & Martin , ? 2T ;
Richardson clrutr comrmny , ? 33 ; St. Mark's
mission , SO.lii ; PhllStlmmollU ; McC'ormick
harvester company , tlOj LIninger , Metcalf St
Co. , $10 ; Avery planter company , ? . ' ' ! . Total ,
Wll.l'J.
Clothlnp , St. Bnrnaba's. cliurcb , twclvo
bundles ; i-calcstato exchange , two bundles ,
and unknown , two bundles.
Ton car load : ? of coal have been shipped to
the following counties : Hayes , iJundy ,
Hitchcock nnd Furiun , ono car each ; Keith ,
Deuel and Lincoln counties , two cars each.
for 'tAmorlcn. "
All these taking part in tGo historical pro
duction of "America , " under the auspices of
the Ladlw' Kcllcf cor pi and Custcr post ,
Grund Arinjof the Hcpublic , will please
call at the Grand opera house next Tuesday
night , Dccombcr 'M , nt 8 o'clock. All the
niombon of the Lad tea1 corps , No. 8' ' , nnd
Cujtcr post , No. 7 , are requested to be on
hand. A full attendance Is earnestly re
quested.
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Extreme Dullness Rtilos Aflor the Tiret
Half Hour , All Around ,
LOCAL TRADE ANXIOUS TO SELL WHEAT ,
Stimr Makes the Hip ; Sale of Corn of
tlio Day Oats Follows tlio
Trnlu As Usual Cat-
tin and
OiiiCAno , Deo. ST. [ Special Telegram to TUB
Hun , ] There was heaviness without spi-elal
activity In all quarters on 'chango at the
opening. May whcatstarled ato'lfc , nndsold
ntD7hjO. Corn was at 51 Vie to f > lic ! | oats at
43 > fo to 4o to 4 IJ e : pork at (11.00 to $ IO.Wi ) lard
at W.10 : ribs at tt.CTK toKM3lift.G3. nil tlio
first half hour after which trade settled down
to extreme dulhies * ,
Thu local trade wanted to sell wbe.it again
today , and there was nothing In sight to pre-
vontlt. Selling out by early buyers late In
the day was helped along by raiding by the
hears and together prices were put down very
easily. ICiirly trading promised no develop
ments and news was very meagre. The Irado
was without cable advices frotil Urltlsh mar
kets , liccolptsat Minneapolis wcro SSS.cnrs
and Dulutli but 21. l-"or this \\eok stocks at
these points are expected to show only about
150.000 Increase at Duluth and a small deercaso
at Minneapolis , This helped the buying some
In the hope that the visible supply for Mini-
day might give a fair decreiiio. Clear , cold
vroatlior over tlio winter wheat states helped
somoearly. Later , continental cables told of
an Increase In flour duties In Spain and thu
eiii'oreoment of Increased French duties from
January I. This gave nmro courage to the
bears. New York cleared no wheat and 1 > ,000
packages of Hour , i\poits : from four ports
for the week were 370.00U bushels of wheat and
2JO.OOJ , packages of Hour. Wheat and flour
from both coasts were 1,400,000 buxhols , against
2.171,000 last week and 2.231.000 a year ago.
Now Orleans cleared 17,000 biuhels of wheat
foi Liverpool. Duluth bought wheat In this
market. Late In the day I'lirdrldgo sold and
Baldwin helped lo raid prices. The action for
Mny wus as follows : Opened at 07itc with a
few sales at 07 ? e , sold ut 07KSlJ7e. ! recov
ered to l)7Me ) , declined to DOfto , sold at 070
OT'ficandolT toPO 'o before 1 o'clock , or just lo
under the closing price Krldny.
There was no good In corn iifte'-tho first
half hour. The disposition was to sell. Half
hearted bulls stood about nsklng why tlio
market was so heavy , but made no movq to
support H by buying. Kccolpts were a little
vurtho estimate at 395 cars , and liberal for
londay at 300 cars. .Four Atlnntlo ports
lenred but 400,000 bushels for the week. Hulls
ore encouraged a little early by'reports that
lie decline had largely cheeked farmers' do-
verles. There was little conspicuous trad-
tiir. 1'artrldgo was a seller at times and pre-
.Ictcd that the crowd would not again too
ven so much as a ! Je rally. J. M. Shaw sold to
< amsnn a block ot 23,000 bushels , which was the
d.'trade of the day. Up to 1 o'clock the action
n Jlayeorn win f > l5'to ! MUoto 5ii51Jo ! to
Q3 c to 50'iC. The bottom ttguro was Jio umior.
ho close yesterday llcforo the close corn
old at bottom plots for thu session. May
oiiehcd 50e. ! lc of from the opening and
losed ntr > 0oo or ? . { o under yesterday. There
ran no business In December nnd It. was
jnoted nominally ! iyo under Mny. January
rtis quoted a t4H ) oolf Io47ic ! at Ihoclosc.
Oats followed the other cereals as usual ,
alc.sof May wi-roat 43ifoto 44e curly , uliun
ho dccllno carried tlio pric'O to43'4e closing at
3'ioor Jicotr from lastiilKht , January WHS
at 40'4e to 40 0 to itfljjc to ; w , ' 'e , February Was
it4 < ) ? .fo to40Ticto40Ue to40Me.
With 22,000 hogs received at the yards , mak-
IIR 102,000 for the week , and with
irlccs of lions lOo off on a weak mar-
iot , mess pork started about steady
lio.lfl for January nnd Jll.oo for May.
Die best prices were $10.07 ! , and $11.0S. Early
oiling carried Maydown to fiu.OO. Thorowas
i rally of a few cents when later selling put
May down to ilO.S'Jif , January to MM * ) , thobot-
oni and closing prices. The estimate ( if 40,000
logs for Monday and a jirohable heavy move-
nent next week , was n bearish inllucneo.
Judiihy sold pork freely. Dunn \vas a good
) uyer at one time. The lard market was
leavy , hut ill-cllned only 5o lo 5i" > .t0 ; . 'or.lan-
lary and J0.875J for Jlny. Ulhs were oil' 7He to
Oc to S4.U3 for January and $3.57)505.00 ) for
lay.
CHICAGO r.tra STOCK ,
CniCAno , Dec. 27. [ Special Telegram toTnn
HER. ] CATTLE For Saturday thu general cut-
Llu trade was In rather an encouraging condl-
lon. Prices ruled about steady , but tlio tonu
nullncd to strength and better , yet : i good
clearance was elTeutcd , the pens at finish con-
alnlng a tow old COUP , somu thin coarse bulls
: uul a moderate number of stock cattle. Hal
were on n basis of > fl.75&2.25 forcommon stoclc-
ors , frj.40(32.75 ( for fair to peed steers..l.40 11.80
for medium Rrndes , tt.o03l.-io for pretty geode
; o coed fat shipping stecis , JI.Si'Bl.SO for ex
port qualities , and around $1,75 for holiday
Inched descriptions. Only throe loads of
Tcxnns came la and bids Indicate a steady
nnrkot.
lions The market opened IDo lower than
yesterday morning , but not much. If any. dlf-
forent than the IluWi thatduy. As the inorn-
IHK paKsed values continued to woaktin and
Ion ; ; before noon all clnv-es of nogs and pica
wnroselllni ; l * > c under ITrldny morning's liest
prices. Sales show agcnoral ran o of fclM to
? : i.75 for common to good heavy , a fnw fancy nt
Ki.HCft < .Kihut the bulltof the heavy shajied up
for elilpment sold around frl.mx&l.fV ) . Mixed
hozshold slowly at tui.S5 : ( : ; for llplit and fl.40
© aM ( for heavy bulk , nnd * . ' ( .l.v&i.5- > asalnst
SJ.COii.1.75y ( > sti'rday. Most of tun IIOK buynrs
were out of the market , and asldu from tha
strong weight light but few ilrovew were
bought. Sales wore largely lit 9-i.KffKi.W for
heavy weight sorted light and Sl.lC < tot.'r : > for
light-Unlit Hhapus. About 8.000 welu carried
over , mainly pigs and rough common hogs. '
FlX.lXCI.tl. .
NEW YOIIK , Dec. 27. [ Special Telegram to
Tun line. ] There were loss than IV.oOO shares
of stocks traded In durhu tlio half day h
HOII. There was un Improved feollng , as IK
shown by-tho recovery In prices , which mor
than mudo up for the light buslne.Tho. bank
statement for the third week In mfcoj-alnn
showed a good Increuso of over $3,000,000 In re
servei nnd added to the conlldcnt fueling
which Is fast returning to llnunchil circles. A
jump In of nearly 3 points In SuRiir Hoeelpu
was attributed to some agreement botweer
Spnckles nnrl the trust people. Pint prices
were generally slight fr.ictlona . hltthei-thai
last uvenliiR's lUuroanil furlliRrsiimll frnc-
tlonal advances wcro Hcorcd In early
trading. Union Pacific , AtchlMin null Lucka
wanna ntlll rutalnod the leadership In
the market , hut their movements were en-
tlioly Insignificant , while Huuar i-ecelnls
showed marked strength , and after thu openIng -
Ing were unchanged at 80y , rose iiiSW on
coinnnnitlvoly Iiirge traillntr. After II n't-Iouk
tlin bt'ht prices were rnachcil , with SuBitr fu-
celpts ut.Wii , l.DiilsvllluVJIn , Lake Hhoro llxi1 ,
Now Kncluiul : H3 { , Atclilson L-7W. tit. Pan
40 > 4 , Union 1'aclflu 42U , Lackawaniia 17Ji
There was n. slight de < jllno lit the close fioi .
the best figure ! ) but the net gains for the day
wore Ji to I per cunt. Sales were 40,090 shares.
The following were the closing quotations :
t ) . S.I8 rcniilnr 12IH .Ndrlliurri 1'nclllu ,
IT. H. 4K coupons IJ2N
IT. . 4hI rrKtilar W\\\ \ \
IT. H. 4 H coupon.IUI do prufcrroil 1" !
I'lii-ltlo liHuf 'tis 1U ( New York Centra ! . . . , W
Citiilrnl I'lu-llla 'i > ! l'l ) . & K 141
Clilcnso A , Alton I' l Hoc'k Islainl (8f (
Clilc.iK < > , Iliirllnilon C ! . , Jl.ASt. P W
A ( jnlncr e > * < lo profurroit 103V
1) . . UA W 1MV St. I'nul & Onmlia . . . I'D )
llllnuU Central W do preforri'd 7H
1..1I& W ' . Union 1'ncinc U'
Knn H „ Turns II1- W. . 8t. I , . A I' 8L
I.nVoHlliiru Kb ! . do pri-forroil
.MIclilKnn Central. . . W/f ) ' Wcttorn Utilan '
Mlmourll'aclllu. . . . . . MU |
MONEY Oucull , uusy ; closexl offered at 4 pc
cent.
I'uiMB MintCANTlu : rAi-Eii-7@0 per cent
HrEiir.iNO KxciiANriK-Qulct and Heady
slxty-dar bills , W.W : demand , 4.8a
Alinlni ; SliareH.
New Vouic , Deo. 27. [ Hpoelal Telegram to
TIIK HEK.I The followln { are the mining
stuck quotations :
Aiuudor. , , , . . til ) Adorns Con 170
AU'dl , , . , . , MO Host , V llflclior % 0
Chollnr < . . . ' . ) Kuroknt'on , . .TO
llnla.V Korcrou Hi llonieilaku HH
Morn Hllvt-r S'4 Mexlcnn. . . , , 2UI
Ontario 70U rirmoutu iiaj
Htnmluri ! . , . , 100
The Dry Goods Mnrknt.
Sew YOHK. Doo. S7. [ Special Telegram to
THE UKK. ] The dry goods market was un
changed In n general witr. but the opening
prlcus of print * huvo finally been tloturinlned
upon n lie lower basU thiiu last your In view
of the low -price of i ) r I nt cloths , Tlin 1'a-
ellU-H , the Cuchooos , the Windsors , the Morrl-
liiucks and the Manchester ! ) liuve all opened
at tic u yard nud thu tllouocaU'ii at & c.
Othcrniiiiounecinntlii _ nro yet tlofcrcd , but
they will doubtless bo on about the aaino
bnsls.
J'ROUVCK Jl.l IIKKTS.
CHICAOO. Dec. 57.-1 p. in. clo o-\VliPnt
Ennyi cash. 8SUo | Jnnunry , ( WHoi May ,
ii e.
torn-Knsvj euMi , 47jot ! Jnnunrj. 471S1
ay.fflW hc.
Onts Kuyi cash , 'EiiHOof ) ( Jnnunry. WV
isoi Mar , 43Ufltii : ( > .
'ork Dull : cash , fcU5 } { | January , M.
Mn.vlu.reu.
l.aril llull } cash , t.VSO | January , | 3.77
Short Hint Uu'tl : cash.M.TOi Ianunty.8l.Ml
Slny , A7liO5.CD.
Hyo Kasy at G.VJ.
llarlov NoiiiliuU
Klax-IJuh-tnt 11.11
n'lhiothy-I'Mtm at II.
.
I-'lour I'ltehangcclMprliigpntonl.i.Jl. iM.OOl
winter patents , JI.7i)4t.YuO ) : bakers' . ( .LM : t4.Ui ) .
llulk Ments-Shoiilders , * 4.av l.iS ; | uliurl
elfiir , M. IW.I.'J.M short ribs , t4.N > if4.7\
DHiittor Qulotj creamery. ! S4iS7o | dalrv.
tMiee o Steady : full eroain elioililnrm
OVc : lints , Iittl0o ) ! Voung Atuurlcar
10'ie.
Kitas Oulct : fresh , SKaSJc.
IHJes 1'iichaniteU : heavy ami light
Iteci-lpH. Shipments.
Mour.bbls 20,000 iM.TOJ
\Vheat.bu 01,000 ! S.OllO
( lorn , bu 181,000 l ! , ctv >
Oats , bu ' . '
sw.tx 'J2.,000
NKW YOIIK. Dec. i'7. \ -lecolpts.88.COO !
bushels ! exports , none : spot tinner ; No. 3 red ,
* j.04'irii.oi ' , ( > 5 in elevator : tl.WIUOI.UflU alloat :
JI u. > , iii.u7i ! f. a. K Options Irregular , near
months otTi late months imchanitou to hlsher !
No. 2 red , December , closing nt Jl.UIVj.
Corn Hccolpls , fKl , : J busliels ; exports , 8,300
bushels ; spot barely steady ; Nu.8.ttiC > SUolti
elevator : KiMfflKilio nlhiat ; itniiiadeit mixed ,
M\'t \ < ItMe. ( Options unoli aimed , closing steady ;
lleeember closing ntW c.
Oalslccelpts. ! . P4.000 buOielst o\port % 8W ,
himbels ; SIKH , uncliaiiKeil. Uptlons llriucr ;
January closing at 4S e.
uHaw Ntimdy ; fair rennliiR , 4 0-JOc ;
centrifugals , ttl test , 5Uo ; rt-tlned , ipilet ; U ,
f.o ; otfn 5 fi-lf mo ; mould Afl < ie ; Htnniliinl
A. ft ? 5-1 co ; cut loafG < ie ; pondeio-I.OUo ; granulated -
ulated , rc.
rctroleum Steady. .
Kgpsl'lrm : western , WGl.'i'c.
1'ork Steady ; new mess. Jtl.OOH. ,
Iard Jlodeiiite demand ; western stoiun ,
. " 7 ! { .
Kuttor- Steady ; western tlalry ,
ireamery , ' 'Oifi&Mi Klgln , 'JUffinOc.
Uheesu-bteady ; Hi ; lit skims.
ST. Louts , Dee. S7.Vhont l ewer ! cash ,
Oo ; May , lAUo.
Corn Kasfor ; cash , 45o ; Mny' , 47 , ' o.
OatH-Qtilot : cash. 41u ; May , 43 > .o.
Pork Steady at $10.00 ,
l.anl Steady at SJ..M ) .
\Vhlsky-Stoadyntll.l4 ,
llutter Unchanged ; creamery , KWKio ;
airy , .t
MiNNiAiioi.isIec.27.VhoatOooil demander
or everything but pixir wheat , liecolpts.
vhoat , 233ears ; .shloiiionts. 110 cars. Closing :
< i'o. 1 hard , December iiiidJnnuiiry,87liui May ,
lUo ; on truck , Hsiio ; No. 1 northern , Docom-
erand January , sr > ! io ; May , lUjc ) ; on track ,
I'Sc ! No. 2 northern , December and Jumiaiy ,
Co : on track , 3.
KANSAS CITV. Doe. 27. Wlioat Steady ; No.
hard , cash , SIliu bid , No. 2 red , cash , BSo
Id.Corn
Corn Easier : No.2cash,40o hid ; Dccombor ,
I4o bid.
Oats Quiet ; No. cash , and Dccombor , l-Ho
Id.
MILWAUKEE. Deja. 27. Wheat-Easy ; No. 2
prlng. cash , HIStf-Go ; May , 81) ) ? c.
Com Dull ; No. 8 , 404u. !
Outs ( Julet : No. 2 whlto. 41Ve.
I'rov.slons Kasler ; pork , January , $ 'J.UO ' ! { .
CINCINNATI , Dec. 27. Wheat In fair do-
mnd ; No. 2 red. D5e. ; {
Corn Heavy ; No. 2 mixed , Bio.
Oats Steady ; No.'mixed , 420.
YYhlsky-l.l4.
Lifj ; sTouit.
ClllCAno. Doc. 27 , Oattlo Hecelnts , 2,510 ;
tond.v : stookors and feeders , f 1.752,73 ; steers ,
ildgs Hecelpts , 2.1.003 ; lower ; oommon to
ooifliouvy. K.M ) ) < a3.7r > ; fancy , * J. xa3.S3 ; light ,
J.U.VS3.55 ; heavy , t3.40iit3.KO. ,
Slieup lleeolpts 3.WH ) ; market weak and
low ; westerns , i4.33l.02 ; natives , J3.K3 ? >
.50.
.50.ST.
'
ST. Louis. Deo. 27. Cattle Jllocol' | > ts ,
lead ; Hiiliiments , 5UO head ; market steady ;
air to fancy native steun , $ i.8W4l.03 ; stooKera
nd fcoderM. $2.105&'l. 10.
Hogs Ket-olpls , ' . ' ,000 head ; shipments , Bft )
lend ; market steady ; heavyiM.53Wt.75 ; mixed ,
W.21X28.W ) ; light , . ) .4& .
KANSAS OITV , Deo. 27. OaUlo-'neocipts. 3,30 ; )
icinl ; shipments , 1,130 head ; niarkotiNlrongJ
leers , * . | .iU4J,4il ) ; stockcrs and feeders , JJ.OWiO
.HO.
Hogs Uocolpts. 5,800 heaa ; shipments , 0.000
icnd ; market steady to strong ; all grades ,
DlHtiict Court.
, ludgo Clarkson devoted the whole of his
tlmo yesterday afternoon to disposing of
criminals nnd the criminal docket. *
Thomas Carioll , the young thug whohur-
larizcd Dr. LuillnRton's residence ln"broad
day light and carried away $39 worth of prop
erty , wns the first ovll Goer called for son-
.etfco. CnirolVs lawyer was on hand to move
"or a now trial on the grounds that the court
md erred in the instructions to the Jury. The
notion -was overruled and n sentence of three
iirs at hard labor imposed. 'Tho defense
hslied for a stay of proceedings of Jlftecu
lays In order to perfact un appeal to the su
preme court. This was granted , ami Car
roll's bond llxod at $2XX ( ) , should ho bo in
clined to roam outside of the Jail during that
.imo.
Upon motion of County Attorney Mil-
loney the following parties were released
from' jail and the , cases against them dis
missed and Btrickou from the docket. Charles
Webb , ombe/zleincnt ; John Wood ,
refusing equal rights to colored pcoplo ; Dan
Council , assault ; Dolphin Casey , disorderly
conduct ; Anton Dragood , illegal voting ; foil jc
Drabo-sld , assault and battery ; J. H.Clampitt ,
shooting with Intent to kill ; William Gillau ,
receiving stolen property ; Lewis JUiuddo ,
embezzlement ; A. It. Campbell , working bu
Sunday ; Kdward Sexton , forgery ; Ed McGee
larceny ; Ed Sulton , larceny ; Jonn O'Hnnlon'
sclllnir mortgaged property ; George llallor ,
larceny ; James Abraham , Charles Abraham
and Ilarvoy Wilson , taking Impounded stock
away from the pouudinastor.
The following cases wore continued until
the next term of court : Ernest Meyer ,
forgery , tail f-r > 00 ; William Green , disposing
of mortgaged property , hail § . ' 00 ; 0. D , Can
non , obtaining goods under false pretense's ,
bail fll)0u ) ; A. I'uraons , passlug counterfeit
money , hall i > ! t)0. )
Judge Doano granted nn Injunction whpro
the county commissioners hnd ordered a'roiid
laid out through the property of ' A. J. Popple-
ton near ElUhorn. *
In Judge Clurkson's court the motion
docket will tie called Wednesday morning.
K. S. Jnffray & Co. huvo commenced suit '
in the district court against Henry I Iscmati
& Co. to recover on llvo notes aggregating-
$7,3.V..afl ) and au attachment on the property
of the defendants was issued.
Tlin Improvement Ilcunril.
The following figures give the { otuls of
real estate transfers , building permits and
bauk clearings for the past week :
lliAI < IISTATK THANSKUUS.
Monday t 29,831
Tlli-Mlay 75,140
\Vt-ibiesdny I''AIJ
Tlinrnday
Friday. . . 31.052
Uaturday "tjn
'
Total SI7WSO
1HIII.IIINO I'KUMITS.
Monday t : i7,530
Tuesilay : 300,85(1 (
\VedliOMhiy , > . , . . fi,70U
ThurHilay " . i
l-'rlday , , . 2fi'W '
Saturday ; 1.575
Total .13ttVa
11ANK CI.KAIIINIIS ,
Monday 701.787.01
Wednesday.
Thursday. . .
1'rliln.v. . . . . .
Saturday. . . . fH > a-'H5.M
Total.- . . W , * H.Wl.ao
' A deurcusoof JO.n perc6nt from the corro-
.lust. year.
A Ctiril from Iluirulo 1)111.
N OIITII Pwrrn , Neb , , Dec. 23. To tlio Ed
Itor of Tins HUB : I hnvo always conslHttntly
ndvocuted nnd uphold the Indian fichooU nnd
hnvo never telegraphed or snld nnythlnt' that
would injure or bcllttlo them. 1 smcoroly ro-
fjrot that nil scholars do not rellcct credit on
their tutors , who I hold nro not responsible
for the failure of good seed well sown. I am
trying to attend to my own business nnd
often pray that others would ntuindto ; theirs.
Komot lines , though , I think It Is funny to
note tha difference whoso ox Is gored ,
VV. V. Coiti.