THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : bilTESDAY. JANUARY 13. 1891.
THE SPECDtATIVE MARKETS ,
Final Crop Report a Bullish Influence in
What.
LOCAL TRADE PRETTY WELL STIRRED UP ,
Corn llndljr Demoralized I.mto In the
Day Onts Unlu Strength Dur
ing the fny ) Great Weak
ness In Corn.
CmrAno , Jan. 12. [ flpcclal Telegram to TUB
llnn.1 Thcro wni nnusitnl activity nt the
opening on 'chnugo. Washington crop report
flatures , of which thn first appeared In Satur
day's afternoon papers , was a disturbing In
fluence In ccronK The figures wcro moder
ately bullish nil around and started every
thing firm nnd higher. It wns but a temporary
bulge as It looked at tlio end of thn first hour.
May wheat sold all the way from OTSio lo OSo
nt the first Hash , and after touching DSWo sold
back to07Wc , or Uc over the clo o Saturday.
Corn for May sold nt 5.1'fo and B1H , oft toWf
In lostthnna half hour , Very great receipts
of ho s bro'xo provisions sharri'.y. May pork
opened lOc lower ut J1I.021J and sold down lOo
further to JI0.02tf befuro the call. Lard was
oft to tl.Q.'i and ribs to ( .1.50 for Mny ,
The final crop reporton wheat for 1SOO , mak-
Inc tlio total yield a little loss than 400,000,003
bushels wis In Itself a trlllo bullish us the
tradooxpccted something o\or this amount.
The estimate of the condition ot growing
wheat at. Oil compared with a condition of .05
for December of lust year was slightly bear
ish. One Influence about offset the other and
loaves the market with two sides as before
and the loal trade pretty well stirred up. In
the transactions tcdny the bears took the nd-
vnnt.ire by the boldest trading and after n
bulge of lUocnily , f rum the closing price of
last week there was a hi oak ot So straight
from the top , The market opened with a nhlrl
around 07ic } , but small shorts , who wanted to
cover , gotno wheat tosponkof until the price
got above 071fo and around 0c , The first
. flurry carried the price of May to OSJJc. On
the bulge I'ardrldgo sold through every
broker ho could scud Into the pit. B. V ,
Whlto.t Co. sold , Walker & Co. and lialdwln
( t I'nrmim mid the whole line of professional
bums filled the small buyers with ivhout.
Logan & Co. and others sold some long whont.
The build , with good lines already on hand ,
did not feel like adding to thulr load to help
the market * The foreign situation wns strong
but this was olTsct by pretty free receipts lu
the northwest , nearly 510 cars at Minneapolis.
The visible supply figures wcro not far enough
along to cut any figure. The market became
heavy under tlin combined soiling nf the bears
and tired Dulls nnd from 93c ! , price went to
OOiic , about midday. The uslblo supply fig
ures showed a decrease of 3:13,000 : bushels and
undcr07e. 1'ardridgoand otherscovcred'somo '
wheat utifl not only checked the do-
cllno but brought about a rally to
OO''e , the closing price of Saturday.
Theio was talk , on the decline , of boars seek
ing to dislodge the long wheat beta by iCon-
nett Hopkins and linker fc Co , , but no ono ser
iously expected strong houses to unload nt
this juncture. At 1 o'clock. May wheutwas at
OO'tic , the low point of thn day up to that hour.
Nothing appeared to help wheat much , late In
the day. The last half hour brought a break
of ? o from the price at 1 o'clock nnd May sold
at ftlfo , closing Ho under Saturday at Ode ,
January was at Ol c , early to B0o ! ( nominal ,
at the close. July was at 03J04o } early , to02o
seller , at the close. Now York reported two
loads of fresh export business for the United
Kingdom. On the curb puts on Muy wheat
woro05 ? o ! calls , Oijfo.
The corn market did not get out of the run
on the crop report. The prlco of May started
He up at M'io , touched 5'JKe , went off on largo
offerings and a few sales to.'Afto thoflrsthour ,
rallied toSJJSc. sold off to 5JKiC , up to 6J ? c ,
and atl o'clock was Just Ic under the opening
at 52S'c. A member of a loading firm Bent this
statement to his house this morning ; "Al
though the government r/oport reduces the es-
tlmatoof the com crop 70,000,000 bushels , it Is
a disappointment to the major ty of the bulls
who have been expecting n reduction to 1,400.-
000.000 bushels. Tlio prlco wns 3Jo In Chicago
a year ago , wlilch netted the farmers , after
deducting 15o freight , only 13c. It Is now Me ,
which at the sumo freights nets them 3.10.
Last year largo amounts were burned
and wnstea by farmers mid feeders.
This year , nt the high prices , with
an open fall and- winter and abund
ant pasturage , o\ery bushel Is saved
and wo bollovo this saving will amount to
200,000,000 bushels , sutllclcnt to make a long
crop out ot what seemed a short one. " The
corn market was badly demoralized latu In
the day. Alay sold down to 6'Jie or l'/ia under
the early price. Thoio wus a llttiu rally to
52S-JO at the close. January was quoted 50o oil
to 48c ! } , closing48'io ; February at GloolT to
4 ! > Ho. closing nt 4 ! ) ? o. Corn receipts Mere 183
cars , for Tuesday 275. Liverpool cables wore
firm and } Jd up. There was a great deal of
long corn , sold out during tlio day and a
much more bearish feollmr scums to exist
among the the trado. The vlslhle supply In
creased (17,000 ( bushels and the local stock
C2.IXW bushels. May corn prlvllegosworomioted
at fl'Jn for ntlt.w. , .ViM for calls.
Oats followed the other cereals parly , but
did not prove BO weak late In the day , Mav
sold at 40 o and40'io and oil to 4lc ( , closing lo
under Saturday : January at 43 < .iu nniN.I'ic
and off to 43c ; June closed ut 43 , ' o ; July at
41 Mo.
Thn provision market was the weakest on
the floor today , but fiom causes entirely Inde
pendent of the easier feeling la the grain
market. Coming on top of 234.000 hogs List
week , the receipts of hogs today wore about
00.000. Instead of 40,000 , a liberal estimate. The
prices nt the yards smashed at oneo 10 to 15o
on the early estimate ofr 3ooo. The provision
trade hud to follow. Mess pork opened lOc
lower at $11.02 , sold around $11.03 fora mo
ment and at ouco went elf lOo furthVr to
| 10.U2li before tno call. Later thcro wns a
break to $10 75 , a rally to $10.03 and tlio closu
wasSOo under Saturday nt (10.8'Jii. January
was qJT to 110.33. There was a proportionate
decline In other products. Lard wan ham
mered down until there wns n sale for May at
$0,22i ! and the eloso was a loss of lOo for the
day atfl.23. February wns J5.K5 , March $0.00.
Klbs sold at $3.55 and $3.45 for May , closing at
the bottom ; January , M.OO ; February. * 3.02 ! { ,
Karly In the day there was selling by Fowler
nnd .Sterling and mntiv others. Schw.irt-
IHipco sold nork. Cudahy was a seller , al
though buying by Wollf wns credited to him.
The commission houses sold stuff supposed to
Uoaril No ten mill
Late private cables on wheat wore Ud
higher.
New Orleans rouorts 38,000 bushels of wheat
cleared.
Now York reports ten boat loids of No. 2
red wheat worked foroxport to 1'ortugal ,
Liverpool , poor demand for upot wheat nt
the oponliiz , but llriuly hold. Corn strong.
1'uts on St. I.inils May wheat. Ol'foi calls ,
00Ha I'nts on May corn , 49jo ! ; culls. 49So.
1 ml 111 shipped last week to the United ICIne-
doiu and continent 040,000 quarters of wliotit.
At 3 p. m. 1'uts on Chicago May who.it ,
BoSci calls , wlJio. 1'uts on Muy corn , 62Hui
calls , M e.
On the llttlo upturn from M'i'ilOOV i'nrt-
rklRo fed the wliout market all It would tuko.
Ho was a liouvy stiller at the opoulutc unJ
covered freely around MJUc.
lleerbolim's Oablo-narRocs off cost wliont
troiiBS corn flrmor. Ourh'ooson passage ana
for Bhlpmont : Wheat strong ; com Urin.
Weather frosty In Knijlaml.
AV. 0. MoCormlokt A Oo. to Swnrtz A Co.
Provisions weak on lieavo rncelpta of hogs ,
and wo tlilnk thor \rlllKO still lower , as the
cstlmato of hogs for tomorrow Is 03,000.
IV. a , McCormlck tt Co. to V. 0. Sw.irtz ic
Oo.l Tliero lias boon considerable wliont sold
touay , for tit. Louis account , ulso small lines
of local long stull hu\o been lltiuldutej.
W. J. JloCorniloW A Do. to P. O. Bwarlz , t Co. j
The Rovornniont reports 6,000,000 uorut of com
ubantlonotl but It is very conservative to sav
tnat the yield on tills 0,000,000 would bo5 bush
els per aero , orUii.000,000 bushels , nnd althoush
this wus not Kiitbercd It docs not necessarily
follow that It wus a total loss , us stock wus
undoubtedly turned In ou It. Therefore this
ihould be added to the fovornmont's ostl-
innteof 1,400,00a,000a
F. 0. Logan & Co , to Donjamln n. Ilrvnn
Wheat openud stroim ut UTHo for May , sold up
to Wound closed at Wo. Tlio Ruvemnient re
ports of KUOoaooO bushels Is undoubtedly
bullish. 1ml the majority of our traders wore
Sronurod for It by having wheat on hand.
Mie Ueclluo coiulderable long wa > old out.
To tnalntnln price * wo must hnvo morooutsldo
Riicciilntlon. Corn closes weak ntfi3 ( et trailo
llKht. 1'ro visions niodorotoly active. I'aukers
wore sailers early.
W. O. McCorinlek & Co. to t0. . Bw.irJ * A : Co. !
Owing to tlio nilldiio of tlio Benson tliero 1ms
been a hunry substitution of ebonpcr
feed In tlio pl.ico nf corn , 'llio Rating < ir.
the blR crop of half fnttort stock.
nn\onnts \ to aso.000.fii > ) to a70.000.OCO bnsbpli ,
which Rlvcs us acropof nearly ltOJWO,000 , fol-
loirlnc tlio two Inrgcst crops wp have over
tiroluccd , Can this position maintain B3c for
Mnvcorn ? Wo think not.
Kcnnott Hopttlns It Co. to Ohrlitio-I.atlirqp
Commission company : Wheat opened lo
lilnlicr in consiMiui'iicn of a buillsli Kovernincnt
n-port but weakness In provisions nnd sym
pnthatlcally In corn nrid oats encouraged
wheat bears nnd they bcRnn selllns furiously.
The tcndiinov vi-ns rontlnunllr downward
until a 2c decline bad been established when
covering hv ulimts nnd a llttlo liitestinniit
liuyliiK oa the stronJlU of coed cubles nntl
fifteen loadi taken for o port caused a rally
toOTo bntii bearish sentiment soon roassortcd
Itself nnd u break folloHcd carrying prices
lower Hum before. Who.it would naturally
liavo advanced on such n report as
Mr , Dnrigo * but the Intensely boiirlsli fooling
provnlllnit ovorslindows all other cnnsldora-
tlonsnnfl the solllnzfover will bavo to run Its
course. The weakness nt tlio close Indlentcsn ,
lower oponlnx tomorrow. Corn , some local
traders having covered their shorts put them
out today , causing a loner nmrket. There
wus no demand to spenk nf after the open InK
spiTt incept around B''Ko iik'alnst puts.
Obamplln , Kowlor , Walker. I'nrkcr , and otli-
ors sold , If Kovormiipnt reports Is
reliable It h sure there Is to none
no scarcity of corn excrpt tcnipor-
.xrlly. It may bo sovural inoittlis bofpro a
f routnoMMm.Mit sots In uml In tlio meantime a
nervous and occ.islonullr hlKlior market Is
probable but \\a loolc for Increasing stocks
nnd a Rlowly declining market , Onts wcro
.ictlvo within narrow limits. There Boeins to
bo tnnro confidence In tlio Inni ; side of thlsco-
roil thnn any other , and tlio Kovorninent re
port Is calculated to cncourmjo this bellof. A
very InrRo ni irkctltig of hojts caused heavy
trading In provisions. I.on s vvero the princi
pal sellers. bhorts covered liberally but on
this break us on previous ones lately thcro
lias boon noticed free spoculatlvo buylns.
Thus while It prevents as much Immediate
( leellno as the. situation Mcciiis to warrant Is
not favorable to the future strength of the
market.
LtVK STOCK.
i. Jnn. 13. [ Special Telegram to Tim
IE : , ] OATTi.E-Good steers wcro not plenti
ful , but there wus a lioivy : supply of medium ,
thin nnd common stook nnd the run of old
cows wns the largest for more than u month
past , and there wns also more stockers than
for the past week or so. The general market
opened slow , bigliuyort holding ofT until tlio
last moment nnd then making bids fully lOo to
ir o lower limn the close of last weok. On good
to choice steers and on medium stock they
would not inako an offer unless nt ridicu
lously low prices , llutchor stock , although
not III as bad tbapo us fat cattle , sold lOo lower
nnd perhaps llo to 20o In some cases. Tlio mar
ket on stookcrs doe ? not fairly open on Mon
day , as both buyers and sellers are engaged In
looMriKOver and penning the atouk previous
to sorting. Tlio top prices today wore I3.S5 for
extra l00-lb. steers ; $4,7.V3 > 3.00 for 1,400 to
1,50Mb ; averages ! other steers , 81.0504.50 ; on
common , t3.2.T1.7i ; ; stackers , $2.00IW,50 ; butch
ers' stock , Z1.SM&3.50.
Hoes An impeded run throw the ordinary
routine of business out of the usual course ,
lionco the general business wns r.itncr slow to
open and thcio was a good deal of sklrmlsh-
Ingbotwicn layers and sellers before prices
could be agreed on , but first sales showed a
sharp down turn of lOc to 15c and from that on
to the" close thcro wns no rnlly , hence the gen
eral market closed lOo to 15u lower than on
Saturdnv , with common llKlitnihcd selllnzas
low as H3.Vii3.45 ; fair to peed mixed , $ 'l..WJ4
H.MJrlmo ] heavy and butcher weights , $ . ) .CO ®
a.C5 ; light. W.W&1.W pigs , J2.7&S.UO.
FMSAXCIAZ , .
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 12. [ Special Telegram to
TUB lien. ] There was somewhat of a surprise
In store for Wall street this morning , Either
because of the prospects of a ° back dividend ,
or some other Influence , thcro was Intense ex
citement In Sugar Itoflnorles. which recorded
the first sale at ! 17s per cent over Its final prlco
of Sattiulny , Dealings In it wcro enormous
and Its prlco mounted 1 per cent at time ,
ness In dealings and Its price icactcd to 76ii ,
In which neighborhood it was maintained.
The general list , while sharing in the onrly
strength and activity showed Irregularity In
the later dealings and the opening advan
tages wcio not maintained In many cases.
The Missouri I'aclQo was the strongest stock
on the list , rising 34 per cent , .while many
others declined small fractions. Late In the
hour Norther 1'aclflo and Ohlcago Gas became
more active , each rising over 1. The market at
11 o'clock , hottover , wns still rather unsettled
though very active. The upward movement
In stocks , early , was helped by London buy
ing. The easier feeling which followed about
midday was on selling to takeprofits. . This
wns followed before 1 o'clock by a second per
iod of good buying and Durllngton rose to 03 ,
til. 1'iuil to M. Mls ouil I'acillo to ( Xiy , North
ern 1'uelllo common to S&1 , preferred to 70 5 ,
North American to 17& , louidvlllo to 04 , Chicago
cage Gas to ) . Lnckawanna was olT lli to Iff.
The Into hours nt the session In stocks were
dovotc'd to pretty general se'.ling. There was
not any bad feeling over the situation , but the
taking of profits on a big advance on the theory
of natural reaction. At the close a few stocks ,
including Northern Pacific , preferred , and
Ilurllngton. wore steady at Saturday's figures.
Chicago Oas. after a rise of over 6 points to K ,
closed atauy. Sugar Kccblptg dropped baek
? 8J { at the close , in railroad stocks AtubUon
was on ; j ntii : , Northwestern. M at lOfl'is ' HOCK
Island. li tit < / ) , * ; Ht. Paul. ' / at 6.V.J : ills-
boarl Pacllle was up H nnd Union Pacllic oil 1
percent ; Lnckawnmiu , II'.1 ; , or 1 tier cent
lower. Hales wore 91,000 shares.
Tlio rollawinir were the ciosmglrjuotatlons :
U.S. 4a regular 1VO Northern 1'nclilc. . . . 27 > {
U.S. 4s coupons I.M do iiroforrud UJH
U.H. 4 sroxular 10.lt/ C. AN.V lKr ( ) |
U.S. 4ms ! coupons..IOIJ ) do preferred 137
I'acltloiisof 'UJ 10.1 Now VorkCentral. . . 10.1U
Centrall'acltlo 10 ! > . , . &H 15
ChlcnKO.t Alton l.'SK llook laland ( iUU
Clilciik'o , llurllngton C. , Jt.iSt. I' . . . . . . . . . 65
4 ( jillncy W do pro fcrrod 109
D..UA. tV.i U7Mi St. 1'nulOmaha . . . 2 < W
Illlnola Central 100 do preferred 80
U , Hi W Union TaclHo 46 > j
Kansas A Texas 13 W..fat. I * & ! in
Lake Shore 1C7-U do preferred luU
Mlchluan Central. . . . 91 Woitorn Union 13j
MlasourU'aoltlo Ii5
MONKV On call , easy ; closed at 3 per cent
1'niMR MEIIOA-NTHS PAI-EH < iS8 } per cent.
KTKUI.INU KxoiiANnK Quiet and weaker ;
sixty-day bills , H.Wl ; demand , JI.83 .
Tlio Coffee Alitrkot.
NKW YOIIK , Jan. 12. [ Special Telegram to
THE BEE/ ] Coffee Options opened steady
ami unchanged to 10 points ) up ; closed
steady to 10315 points up. Sales. 28,500 bags ,
Including Jnnunry , $16.4 316. % February ,
Jltl.OG5J10.03 ! March. * l5.7.1@lr > .80r May. (1.130 ®
15 (0 ( ; July , * N.8.vail.a' . Spot Ulo. steadier and
more active ; fair cargoes , 410.00 ; No. 7 , J17.50.
Slinres.
NEW VOIIK , Jan. 13. ISpoolal Telegram to
THE UEEI The followln ; urj the mlnlnj
stock quotations :
Con , Cal. & Vn SiO 3X0
KurcknCun W )
( JouliI A Curry 24) Htnndnrd . lou
Houiostako NX ) Button Creek . 110
Horn Bllrer 310 Union Oca . ISO
2'JlOJiVCK 3IA.MIKET.
NKW YOUK , Jun.l ! ! . Wheat Kocelpts , 1.600
bushels ; exports , 1&.COJ ; spot , unsottlca ;
No.L' . rcd$1.04ln elevator ; $ l.05Ji@t.OOU afloat ;
JI.OISl.i > o ? f. o. b ; options opened ? i to U
higher , later broke l > ® 17s. eloicd liouvy t No.
" red , January , closing at $1.0.14.
Uorn Kecolpts , WflOO bushelsi exports , 1,450
bushels ; spot closed weak ; No. 2 , 53iijOo In
elovutor ; ( U'io afloat ; ungraded , mixed. GO'fc ' ;
onttons closed onsy ; January closing at covie.
Oats Heoelpts. 1JJ.OOO bushels ! exports , 1,1100
bushoUj spot lower ; No , „ ' white. KiH
mixed westoin , lOias.'o ; white western ,
options weak , January closing at . ' 0.
Sugar Kavv , linn ; centrifugals 1)0 test. 3 A
and K , refined , quiet , white extra 0 , 57-lO3 > J.
Uetroleum United closed for February at
03 tic.
KggsWeak ; western , I .
1'ork Qiiloti now mess. tll.50iil2.00.
Lard IJonressod , mere active , western
stoun , fO.lSo bid ,
lluttor Weak ; western dairy , 123JOO ;
creamery , loaJSo ; Elgin , ' "Ja.
Ohoeso-btrongor ! wnutodj light skims. 4JJia
8T. touia. Jan. 13. Wheat Cash , Ofoi May ,
Uorn-I.owor : cash,48Hq ; May , 40. 0.
Oats Unsettled : cash , 41o ; May , 45J/o.
'
1'ork-Kasler nt llo.imiaiolsa
I.ard Lower at fiO-'S.
Whisky Steady ut * I.U.
Uutter Dulli uroamory , SlC o ; dairy , S1O
0
* *
OIUCAOO. Jan. K. l n. m. closo-Wheat-
Easy ; cush.69'Xc ; May.fW ot July. OlXc.
lOorn-MeaOyi eaili. iS'Ip ; May. MKOX'Sjc.
Oats-Knsy ; cash,4Jo ; May , 4lWIOio. ) }
Kyo Kusy at 70o.
ll.irlev Quiet ut rvasOc.
rrlmoTlmothy-rirni at J1.S7.
riax-Klrmat il.:4.
\Vhlsky-t.H.
I'orK-Uull ! cash , JI0.23 ; May. II0.65JS.
l.tird-Dull ) cash , t3.7iKffi.VSOj Muy I0.2.V
Short UIbUull | cash , 13.00415.25 , May , J.t3
Ol < M. *
llour Flruii uachauged ) iprlag patents
J4BO ® . 00 | winter patents , I.7X25. ( < X > ! bakers' ,
W.w : < B .CO.
Hulk Meats Shoulders , 81 1031 JO ; short
clear. | 3,2.va.ti : ) : short ribs , tl.UJ3A.03.
lluttcr UnchuiiKudt creamery ,
tlalrv. .
Chcrjo UnchnnBOdj full cream ctiaildnr * .
' < oyct flats , DJiOiOe ; Young Americas , 10 < a
lolic.
Kirgs-Enslcr ; fresh , Sl'ittXlc. '
II WPS 1'lrnior : light and hoivy green
Mlted.BUffM'io ' ; green. 4'4J4e ' ! : nalkod bull ,
4U ! Krecn s.iltcd calf , 8s ; drv Hint , 80 ; > alt
bull. 0370 ! dry onlf.saoot deacons , oaeh 2-Vj.
Tallow Stnadyi No. 1 , solid paokpd , 8Uo ;
No. ? ,3 < ; ! cako,4c. , , ,
Uccclpts. Shipments.
Hour.bbls . JO.OJO 11.000
Wliont , bu . 10.000 41.000
Corn , bu . 08,000 ,141.000
Oats , bu . . . . . 4I.OOJ 109,000
The Visible Supply.
CIIICAOO , Jan. 12. The visible supply of
grain for the \vcok ending January 10 , 03
compiled by the secretary of the Chicago
board ot trade , is as follows :
Huslieli.
Wheat . ffiWiAOOJ
Corn. . . SI.7U7.COO
Oatl . 3.K1),000 )
Hyo . 4'B,000
Darloy . . . 3,811,000
MiNNnAror.ts , Jan , 12. Wheat Karly tlioro
was n largo dcmnnd for spot nhont and prices
wcro higher , but on later declines of futures
and tush wheat to some extent foil with
them. Itccolpts for forty-eight liours , BOO
cars ; shipments , 100 cars. Closing : No. 1 hard ,
Jammry , Olu ; on track , O'-'o : No. 1 noitlicm ,
Jantinry nnd Kebrunrv. h'Jo ' ; May , raUci on
traak , Me : No. U northern , January , boo ; on
track , 8"a87lo. ! _
ICANSAS Our. Jan. 12. Wheat Quint ; No.
2 hard , cash , Pl'/jO bld.Juuuury ; , 82o bid ; No. 2
red. cash. Mo bid.
Corn-Weaker ; No. 2 cash , 4Sobldj January ,
49c ! bid.
Outs-Steady ; No. I , casli,4liO ? bid ! January ,
4l > io bid.
_
MILWAUKEE. .Tnn. 12. Wheat Lower ; No. 2
sprlnit cash , 8'SJSSc ; May , HOC.
Oorn-Qttlot ! No. ,1. 48',440o.
Oats-Qillot ; No. S white , 4f > 3t7e.
Piovlslons-Cuslor ; pork , May , $11,8215.
Jan. 12. Wheat-Firm ! demand
fair ; holders' offer sparingly ; red west
ern RprliiK. 7s 8d ; rod western winter , 7s Gd ,
Corn Strong ; demand fair ; mixed western ,
5s 7JJd per cental.
_
tft'K ' STOCJi. .
OIIIOAQO. Jan. 12. Oattlo Itecolpts , 22.010
head ; market slow and lower ; steers. $ J2T ©
fl'JTi ; stackers , t2.liV3U.0 ; butehors' stook , J1.U5
® 1. 23.
Hogs Uocclpts. 57.00J head ; market lower ;
common light mixed. MX U. ) ! fair to good
inlxeil , t\.TtOWlKi \ ; prime , heavy nnd buicher
weights . , J l.oui.03j : light.
Sheep Receipts. 0.000 head ; market active
and steady ; nattvcJ , $4.005tO.H ; westerns.(1.40
03.00 ; no Toxansonsalo ; lambs , & 5.50 < aG.30.
ST. Loui , Jan. 12. Cattlo-Hccclpts , 1,400
head ; shipments , 100 head : market lower ;
fair to fancy native steers , S3.7oa4.50 ; stockora
and feeders , t..OOS1.10.
llogs-Uocelpts , 6,800 head ; shipments. 3,000
head ; market lower ; heavyW50i3iy.W ( ; mixed
light , 8J.axa3 40.
KANSAS CtTV. .Tan. 12. Cattle Receipts. 3.800
head ; shipments , 7.700 head ; market woalc
and lower ; steers , JJ.40Q4.00.
11033 Kocelpts. 7.HOO head ; shipments , 1,400
head ; market lower ; nil RradcsJOOS3.G5.
OMAHA JIAtCKBTS.
OMAHA , Jan. 12Ml.
OATTLB Estimated rocclots of cattle 1.700 as
compared with 2,310 Saturday and 2,013
Monday of last week. The market was slow
and lee lower on both steers and butchers'
stock. Feeders are lifeless.
lloas Kstlniatod rooelpts of IIORS 3.300 ,
as comnarod with 4 832 Saturday and 5,041 Mon
day of last weok. The market was slow and 5o
loworon llglit.nnd mixed hogs and heavy Co to
lOo loner. The range of the prices paid
was . ) O.va'l.CO. the bulk sclllns at JJ.40 ®
3..V ) : piss , 1.5'J2.7V. lliht , J.10X2)3.30 ) ; heavy ,
t3.33aoO ; mlvod , J.1.206M.40. The average of
iho prices paid was $3.1l'as ' compared wltli
J.I.1U Saturday and &J.52U Monday of lust
week.
SHEEP Estimated receipts of sheep 5S7 as
compared with Ml Saturday. Natives , K.50 ®
4.35 ; westerns. $2.00 ® .20. /
Disposition of Stock.
Showing the number ot head of stock pur
chased on this market as reported by the
WHl htiimsterof the Stockyards company for
January 10 :
CATTLE.
Buyers. No.
Bwlft&Oo 032
TnoO. 11. Hammond packing company. . . . 222
The Cudahy packing company 220
Leo Itothschlld 670
Van S.mt& Carey 45
NclsMorrls 45
Shippers and feeders 120
lions.
The Oudnhy packing company 1,177
Omaha packing company 11
8wlft&Oo 1,184
The O. II. Hammond packing company. . . 024
Shippers and feeders 010
SHEEP.
SwIft&Co , 687
The Wook.
Showing the nuinbnr of cattle , hogs nnd
sheep purchasea on tills market by the allTor-
ont buyers during the week ending January
10 :
CATTLE.
Swift * Co 3,007
The Q. II. Hammond Co \K\1 \
Tlio Ctidahy Packing Co 2.UM
Omaha I'ncldng Co 112
Lee Ifothsehlld 700
Hamilton & Stephen . ' . llrt
Nols Morris l.fi'Jl
HecKer-t Degon " (
Viinsent& Carey 42(1 (
Oilier buyers I.IUU
Total 11V953
lions.
The Cudnliy packing company 17,00.1
Omnha packing company 8.272
Swift &Oo 7,2.11
The U. II. Hammond packing company. . 3,72:1 :
fdidciwoocl & Co l.l.'ri
Other buyers 4,417
Total 42,100
BtlEKP.
Swift & Co 1,054
Oiidaby packing company./ " . . , ' ' 101
The U. 11. Hammond pacClngcbfup'a'iiy' . . . 64ii
Others . ; 844
Total . ' 2,032
Representative Sales.
BTKKItS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr.
2. . 720 3 40 4. 1125 W 115 0..1308 $ .180
6. . 770 U 00 10. , 070 II 35 41..1105 390
12 . 811 2 70 31. . 003 8 40 21..1245 305
2. . K1 ! * 273 2. . 783 3 M 10.,12112 400
3. . R9d 2 00 4 , . 02 > 350 23. 11KI 400
a. . 02:1 : a oo 22..iioo 3 no o..im 410
10..1053 3 00 1. . 080 3 50 10..1237 4 10
1. . 1KO 3 00 3..1105 3 SO 18..1405 415
I..1030 3 10
O..10.rv ) 3 10 10,1024 3 00 22 .1103 4 15
OJ..1003 a 15 51..1070 375 10..1102 415
3..lOftl 325 O..lli8 ( 370 10..1400 420
14. . 827 330 3..1iM 370 21..1217 420
2. . 000 330 20.12X1 H 7S 7..1201 430
24. . 778 a .15 5 , . 1238 3 83 24. . 1151 433
24..1144 335 20.1133 380 37..1270 4115
5 .1020 335 40.1129 380 18..1452 450
cows.
7..1023 135 21 , . 032 220 17..1043 250
. . 04.1 1 40 U , . 007 220 24..10J2 250
1 , . 8M > 1 M 1. 1070 2 20 30 . 047 250
I. . 070 1 fiO 8. . 018 2 20 5. . 010 250
0. . MS 1 CO B. . 080 223 45.IKK 250
2. . f)75 ICO 8..1123 223 2J..100I 250
2..1115 175 24. . 017 223 18 , . 077 250
1. . 0 $ 175 II ) . . 8223 * ! 41..1038 253
3..1108 175 21. . 1KIJ 2.13 20.1000 B65
2 , . UflO 173 3..1000 225 20.,1024 200
2. . CHH 1 73 29 , . 00(1 ( 2 30 1..10IO 205
3..1070 183 15 , . 014 2 'M 22,1021 2C5
1 .1020 1 83 9. . OX ) 2 30 11. . 0 % 2 05
20..1028 110 1..1120 335 2. , 770 203
1. . OiO 100 5..1030 240 21..1088 270
24. . 870 105 19..1002 240 10..1003 270
1..1100 200 24 , . 008 240 10.,10,11 270
3..1017 200 18. , 853 240 1..1170 27. "
13 841 200 21 072 240 10.1010 275
1..1180 200 28..2052 240 4.,11(15 ( 280
8. . GIT 200 7..10J1 240 10 , , 1348 300
20. . 053 2 15
BULLS.
1..1200 105 1..1020 200 1..1200 250
2..1M 175 1..1BOO 200 1..1470 250
1..1230 101 1. . 10.10 215 1..1040 200
1..14CO 200 1..121)0 ) 230 1..1I10 275
1..1510 200 4..1507 2 4U 1..1880 330
1..1480 200 1..14SO 2 40
BTOCKEU8 AND FEEDERS.
1. . 800 1 25 3. . CM 2 03 2. . 705 280
B. . 830 a 50 2. . 750 2 OJ
CALVES.
2. . 470 1 75 R. . 230 3 75 1. . 153 450
1. . CO a IX ) 2. . 200 4 50
HKIFEItS.
18. . 473 2 25 55. . 821 2 75
HULLS AND STAGS.
0..15IO 300
BTA08.
1..1I50 2 75 20..iKX : ) 3 10
OXEN.
2..10W 3 80
COWS AND IIEimiS.
II. . 603 SOS
IIOQS.
No , Av. Sh. I'r. - No Av. Bh. Pr.
)2J ) 12fl $105 ( K ) . .251 1WM45
' (17 ( 102 60 3 10 04 , .2.17 345
74 . 181 H ) 3 15 81. .139 240 345
US 100 40 : l 17i4 7. . .213 40 345
01 KO CO 3 ! ! 0 JS ,3 < 2 400 345
18 247 1W 3.113 IX ) . .M 81 3f > 0
35 20-J M ) 323 00 , , ; CU hO 36)
B 181 1M 325 70. . -.CM 120 3 50
10 178 120 3 3D 01. .324 80 360
M 270 a 30 64. .UU 109 3 SO
-1O
1 . . .315 240 330 , CO . . 5i7 W : i 3
7 . . . sa ) r-o sin ) M > M a * 4co aw
J , ' ; ! 'ibi ' 343 "i'r " M . ' 217 40 a'BO
J . 283 2'sl 340 rt.f CO ! t100 ) 3 N
4 2.VJ 280 340 "f 71 . . . .2 1 - 360
COT 40 340' ' " ' ft ? . . ! K7 120 350
4 103 340 " " > 47. . . . lEK ) - 3 60
4 212 120 1140 61. . Sl 40 363
0 IHJ 340 . . 61 27 HO 365
2 . . . . .VMH 100 340 , 01 8M 355
) 201. 80 340 . , 0.1 SKI M 3(15 (
a . . . . sat 120 S6U4 - M 4is - aoi
< J 104 120 343 ,91 CO 314 120 300
0. . . . 205 120 343 , ,
i-ins Asli wiuoii.
Vi 61 130 7. ( W 2fO
2 43 I 50 31 130 273
25 Kl 240' ' ' S 12J ( 2W
3 1)3 ) 2 CO '
Slll.ni' .
o. Av. I'r.
H westerns , owes 101 4 00
93 westerns , wctlutrs 103 4 22
9JIAMIA WilOAltSAtK JIA11KET8.
Oivieorlei" .
OANNF.D Knuii Cidlforiila Apricots J2.no
WJ.40 ! peaches. I2.7.VB2.0.1I penn , t..rflWWO !
r.ipos , | l.H ai.M ! ! ehcrrlei , white , J..DO < ft2.M |
hcrrlcR , black , J2.5U2.W | uulnccs. J2.00 !
Inckborrles. $2.5. " ! rnipbotrlos , tJ.03 ! fctrnw-
orrIes.J3.UO ; ciirrantu , IJ.20 ! Robseberrles !
A23 | plunm , euir , ( I.M6Q1.V5 ; pluini , Brcen
ages , J1.8i > 'iil.lw. Kastern oauned fruit
oaehes , koconds , $2.202.30 ; apples. 3-lb. J1.10 ;
nl. ! J dozln ease. 1.1.10 ; Kooseborrlei , Italtl-
lorostnpdard.'MI ) , ti.ii ) ; strnwborrlcs. * 1.2,1j
nspborrles. 81.40 ; blueberries , JI.30 ; rod rnsp-
errlof , { l.f > 0 ; bliu-kborrles , $1,1(1 ( ; cherries ,
1.25l.ii5 ; pineapple * , sliced , ! l. ' . ' . ' > ft'.40.
OUVKS Qunrtf , pur doH.OOj pints , per do ? ,
2.53huikpursuit ( li.20. Ullvo oil. ii pints , 2
.or per case , tl.Mily.M.
TWINIB : , OoiiiunE , KTC. Cotton twine ,
Ulbbcry lino. M-lb bales , KOI cotton
wine. XX brand , 'i-lli bales. 18o ; hemp twine ,
1-lb hales , Itiui sail tnlno , 20o ; candle wick ,
'C ! 40-foot cotton clothei line , tl. to ; CO-foot
otton clothesline , il.ul ; ( fl-foot sisal lines ,
1.73 ; CO-foot jute , boo ! wool twines. 8'o { ; Ma-
illla ropo-All sizes from 7-16 to 1 In. He ; sisal
ope , nil sires fiom 7-10 to 1 In , blicj "now pro-
chscs , " all sizes fiom 7-10 to 1 In , 7Hc ; cotton
ope , U in , lOe.
Oustllc , mottled , pcrlb , lOc ; do white ,
ulatod , Co-ll ) boxes , 2o per Ib.
FAin.vACEOUfl Uoous IJarloy , .IV'c ; farlnn ,
toK" , W.IO ! bpllt pen So ! green pens 2o ; oat
neal , bbl , $ ,1.7ifti.OQ ( : linlf bbls. * , UO.I5 ; ) ;
nncaronl. 12o ; vermicelli. I2e ; saso and tapl-
ca , liCMIic ; lima beans , 6Mc ; cercullnc , < J.24 ;
Inked lionilny , ll'ic. '
ToiiAcCO-FIno out. per Ib , Crx357c.pluB ; , 22
78ej smoking , 2ttxlc ( ; fancy branus , OJc ®
OorrEK-Grecn-lUo 22ffi24e ; Java , 27c ;
iloclia , 2SC. Hoasted Arlosa , C5c ; Dunola ,
5c ; Oormnn , Sl'ic ; nilllworth's. 24 cs lilon ,
5c ; mall pouch. 23c < Cordorla , 25o ; Mocha ,
lo ; O. O. Java , 20c. L'oireo li'ssonco 55 gio.
boxes. JI.a.Vfil.50 ! chicory. 7i8liC. !
CANtiv-Mtxcd , 3o II ) pails. BJ'.iaaii'ci stick ,
Ho ; twKt stick. ! ) c ; 1'rcMchmixed , Illiic ; hoar-
loiind stick , 6)ic ) ; jar and c'iso candles , 5 Ib
boxes , l.VS21ct extra line Roods. 533(130. (
Woonr.NWAith-l'er doz Tubs , No. 1. $8.35 ;
< o. 2 , W.i5i : No , 3 , M..B ; Ucalor , oak grain , 5-ln ,
icst , tl.BO ; whlto eedur. 4-ln , best. 11.25 ; palls ,
I-hoop. oak K ruined , JI.75 ; 2-hoop , (1.50) ) syrup ,
tl.S5 ; donoll , $1.75 : paper , metal hoops , (2.6U ;
cedar. 3 brass hoops , r o. ! , all red , ( .1.50 ; cedar ,
3 brass hoops. No. 2 red. $500 ; cedar. 3 brass
loops , No. 1 striped , 83.UO ; cedar , 3 brass
loops , No. 2 striped , $1.50 ; horse , extra heavy.
No. 1 , * 2.7ii ! iftoll buckets , J.1.25. lluttcrwaro
Tubs , nsh , 3 In , pur nest , 70c ; ash , 2 In , 2 la ru'o
size " , per nest , 4Vj ; butter ladles , hard wood ,
"
"Oc ; buttcrpiuldlesorspadcs , 70c. Washboards
Siaglo. $1.402.K ( ) ; < loubleJ..50iW.23. ! ( Clothes
pins 5 Kross boxes. ( > 0i' .
MOLASSES y hbls-N. O. fancy , per pal. 4Cffi
Si OAII Granulated , 0-yo ! cubes , 040 ; rut
oaf , Tfgot powden-d , standard , OVc ; XXXX
3owdeicd,7Hc ; yellow C , 60 : cannry. 5JJo !
i ht extra O , ftuifitio ; confectlonora. A , 0Uc.
' UIIKUSU-F. 0 , twin lints , per 11) lie ; K , 0.
i'ouns Anu'rlcaii , ll | < o : domostlo Swiss , 15Hc ;
brick. 14c ; Kdam. In foil , each $1.00.
VINEOAH Apple elder , lOc ; double elder' lUc ;
while wine. 12ci trlplostrength , lOo.
biAitcil-l'erlh , ( kgbc.
I'iCKr.iis Medium ; bills , $ ' ,00 ; small , MO.OO ;
gherkins , { ll.oo ; Ito-Uon mixer. Sr..uo.
KICK Java , Oo ; choloe , Oc ; fancy , Co ; head ,
' '
'OI'DKR Perljbl , refined , J0.50 ; half bhl , $3SO ;
: iard older , pure , per bbl , J500 : oranno elder ,
hnlf bbl , Jfl.0 : pear clilnr , luilf bbl , $0.50 ,
. DIIIK.I ) riiuiTS Turkish prunes , less than
> ihds , 188" , 8KJo ,
. . ; apnlcs evaporated , now ring
oliolce ; , 14c ! ! : apricots , fancy , in sacks. IDJic ;
Jlackborrles , new , Ic ) ; jaspborrle , 25 Ibs to
box , 32c ; currants , new , fijjc ; Votlzzl currants ,
n\tm , In boxer , 01Vi neauhcs. Uiilu. , 'choice ,
17-ic ! ; Callfor/ila dried grapes , lu bags , 594o ;
seedless bultanas , sacks , lOi-Jcj muscatels ,
" "
"c ; now Valenolii , Sc ; Ondura layer , 9c ; llgi. ,
_ . .yers. 142Uc ; citron , Leghorn , 20o ; lemon
peel , 13o.
MAPZ.B SuaAn Per Ib 5o cakes. 30-lb boxes ,
13c " ; lOo cakes , 30-lb boxes ' , 12Ue ; 1-lb brloka , ; ci
"w In box , pure , 14c.
HiioOMS-5-tlc , parlor , $ .1.00 ; 4-tlo , $2,75 ; 3-tle ,
SJ.25 ; 3-tlo , plain , Sl.SO ; warehoubo , fj.00 ; to
J1.25 ; whisk , 8l.00d61.2j.
NUTS Per Ib Almonds , 18c ; Rrazlls , 2Ic ;
filberts , Uc ; pecans. itI4o : ; walnuts , 18c ; pca-
inits , fancy white. He ; rouHtod , lOc.
feALT Dairy , 28U Ibs In bills , bulk , $2.10 ; best
grade , 00 5s , $2,30 ; best crude , 100 3s. K-MO : best
rade , 28 10s. $2.25 ; rock salt , crushed , 8ilO.
SODA 1'ackages , ( X ) Ibs to box , 5&o ; kegs ,
4 He.VANNED
VANNED VnoETAiiLES Tomatoes 3-lb , $1.00
& 1.W. Corn Very line , $ I.2vai.3.i ; 2-lb sugar.
51.15 ; 2-lb standard western brands , $1.10.
Mushrooms 1-lb French , extra line. 2225c ;
1-lb KrenChflnc , 16Q2-.V ; 1-lb French , ordi
nary , KxaiSc. I'cas 2-11) early June. J1.23 ; 2-lb
Marrow , standard brands , J1.10 ; 2-lb soaked ,
700. Krone ) ! peas Tor case of 100 , $1502.00.
String be.ms-2-lb lilRh ( 'rade , Wo ; 2-lb wax
beans.8.r > c ; 2-lb string lienns SOc. Lima beans
2-lli soaked , & > c. lloston baked beans 3-lb ,
8IW.vai.55. Sweet
polatoes-3-lb Isow Jersey.
$1.30 ; 3-lbokra and tomatoes , 81.05 ; : i-lb okro ,
$1.00 ; aspiraKU9ilb.tJ.83QJ.7S : ; rhubarlj , 3-lb ,
81.43 ; succotash , J1.20S1.23.
lUKiNd rownrit Itoynl , illmo cans , per dor ,
8c ; > Mo cans , f 1.45 ; J'i-ib cnns , } , ' . ( i. > ; 1-lb cans.
85.03 ; .I'ricc's dlmo cans , Ode ; ; i-lb cans , Jl.33
/4-lb cans , liSO ; 1-lb cans. W.7o ; other kinds.
1-lb cans per doz , * . - .
l'Ai'Eii-1'er 11) , best straw , 15x18
to 32x44 , 17 c ; dry goods , 4J c ; extra quality ,
manllla , C'/ic ' ; munllla tea , 12x18 , Uc ; dark rug ,
haiilwuro , ajjp ,
OILS 150 prime white , 0 ! ci 150 water white ,
lliic ; lio.idltght. 133 ; 74 gasoline , ll'ic. ' Oil
cniis-1 gal , W.OO3.S3 ; 2 gal , $3.75 6l.hO ; 5 gal.
$13 50@15.tO.
TKAS Jawnn , basket ( lied , 2055c ; sundrled ,
200150 ; green. 20JOi : ; gunpomdur , 2059e ;
Kngllsh breakfast. Xi@75u ; Voutur Hyson , 20 ®
6Uc ; Oolong , 2.Vii4.1c ; 2-lb package dust. 15o.
Axr.K GHCASE Per gro--4 Frazlcr's largo
tins , $30.00 ; medium tins , J.7.00 ; small , $15,00 ;
otbor makes , wood. t350 < iJ8.1i.
BLACKING 3 doz in uox , 3075o ; ladles' shoo
dressliiB , 45c1.00 { ; steve polish , per gross ,
82.00@-.fiO.
llLUEiNO-Llquld , 4 07 , 3 doz in box , OOc ® * 1.73 ;
8 oz , 3 doz In box , $1.50(22.75 ( ; diy , small , ' 25o ;
largo , 45c' ,
Si'lC'EH-reppor PIncapore , sifted , 1510o ;
shot. 22c ; iillsi.lco. lOo ; cloves , li'cnang , su-
lectod. 17fl.llc ) ; cassia , ( Jhlna. 4It ) , mats. 0 : ;
iiutnUKs ) , No. 1 , TOo ; macassar , C5c ; plukllng
spices. 10-lb boxes , 23c.
CIIACKKIIB Soda , Oc ; oyster , 5ic ; cream ,
8io ! ; Ringer snaps , Sic. !
CHOCOLATE. ETC. 1Mb boxes , 34i5c : ; Ger
man sweet , 22 < 3'4o ; ccooa , 3li40ci Hroino , ICc.
CocoANUT-l5.il ) cases , y and ( i Ib packages ,
pcrlb. 200270 ; bulk , 15-lb p.ills , 25o.
EXTRACTS Lemon. 2 oz. KcQII.EO ; 4oz , tl.OO
G3.W ; vanilla , 2oz , C3efH2.60 ( ; 4 oz , ll,255.50 ;
Jamaica glnucr , 4 oz , $1.85.
MATCHES Parlor , 2UO nnd 300 per box , $1.65 ®
1.70 per cross ; sulphur , $ U31.30.
HIIUSIIES bhoo , per doz , tl.2S31.30 ; daubers ,
76uO1.00 ; scrub briishos , Wc t..OO.
Iliiui SHEDMixed.1 bird , 1-lb jinckagcs , 5c ;
canary. 4o ! ; hetnp,4iic ; anise , IJG.
OANDI.K > > 40 Ibs to. .box , lJic ; mining , 10 ®
wax , lie. | , t
I'rdvislnns.
FIIESII BEEF OtiTS-lkolH , 8c ; beef tender
loins. 14os sirloin butts. 7Mc ; boneluss strips ,
7e ; strip loins , 0 < jj | .rounds ( rump olT ) . uu ;
rounds ( rump on ) . 5ct rounds ( shark oil' ) . 5Uc ;
boneless rounds , 4 > , it > { chucks. 3o ; plates , 2oi } !
back halves , 4o ; sliouldt-r clods , 4ie ! ; heel f
loins , No. 1. ( steer ) , UtSHc ; beef loln.s. No. 2 , U >
© llo ; beef lolm , NO..I , go ; hoof ribs , Ci"c " ; beef
ribs , No. 1 , tOllo ; siu'ot breads , per doz , 75o ;
kidneys , oiieh. ; io ; uxhtalls , each , 3c ; Ihers ,
each , lie ; beef hearts , eucK4o ; beef tongues ,
each , 40c , r t c
MUTTON Choice urreso.l mutton. SSio ; racks
of mutton , 14c-saddlo ; * of mutton , Oo ; breasts
of mutton , Uoi.lcc ofiiituttou , Ifc ,
FitKHii I'oiiK-Pork'loliK , 5yn ; tenderloins
lie ; spare ribs , ftci ifchouldors. 6c ; hocks. 3c *
trlmiiilnKs , 60 ; bnokiboncs , 2o ; dressed bogs
4tc ? : cleaned pigs' feat ( per dozen ) , 30o ; rougl :
unoloaned pigs' foot ( per dozen ) , 20c.
rJMOKEl ) MKAIS Bilgur Cured-Hams 11 to 10
Ib average , 8 c ; hums. 20 to 22 Ib average. B'io
liainsr.Mb a\crage , tic ; skinned hams , H c
shoulders , 6 01 clear breakfast bacon. 7io !
boneless breakfast bacon bucKs , ( i < 4c ; bonni
ham , To ; California , or picnic hams , fi'io
boneless ham , 7'jc ; dried beef lu.nis ( sots )
7Uc ; dried bco' clods , Co ; abort spiced rolls or
lium roulette , O' o : smoked beef tongues ( per
dozen ) , JO. 50 : special hums 12 to 15 Ib average
lOc ; special , boneless breakfast bacnu , JOe
selected dried beef hams. Insldcs am
knuckles. Oc ; selected wide clear , breakfast
bacon. I'Jic. '
llitv HALT MKATS Fancy licht weight sheri
clears. Cut long olears. 5Si > ! short clears , 5 > ju
snort ribs , 6" ot shoulders , 4Uo ; clear bullies
5ic ; elet.r backs. 5Jic.
biioKKD MBATS Ilitv HALT CUIIEO Fancy
light weight baeon short clears.H' c ; short ribs
Co ; short elonruiJjCilonuolcurs.Oo ! clear bucks
Cic ! ; clear bolliuH , H'le ; shonldcrj , 4I'e.
dwiKT PiCKi.Lii MKATS-lIanis , tierces. 6Uc
shoulders. ( N V. cut ) tierces , 5o ; bellies
tlurct's , G io ; Oallfornla ham , tierces , 5 'Sa
beef hams , barrels , 112.00 ;
1'icKi.ni ' llFtr ToNUcmrs barrels , tJO.CO
lialf barrels liO Ibs , JIU.M ) oluhtli burreln , "
Ibs , Sl.&a
LAUD I'uruloaf , per Ib , tierce basis , Cic ?
comuound , perlb , tlerco basis , 5c : pure laid ,
or Ib , tlerco btisk Got kettle rendered loaf
nrd. per Ib , tlorce bnsl . flVe.
llAIIHKI.En POIIK AND llHKF-MOM porkOlOW ) ,
10.751 ( itnlly pork , JO.Tfi ; back pork , (11.231
horteutclcnrjiork , JO 7.V3II.50 ! bonolow pl
iprk ( fiincy ) . JI3W ) ; extra mois lieof , .i.75i
ilntalnari7.Wpxtrutilntobcnr ; ) | , IS.OO : extra
amlly beef ( boneless ) , MDO ; rolled beef ( bone-
ess ) . &M ) ; riinip butt , W 5) ) .
Oli.s-Prlnio lard oil ( winter strained ) , 47ol
xtralard oil ( winter trnnod ! ) . 4Hii' | extra
So. llflrcloll , 41c | No. 1 lard oil , ! Ui ! | No. 2
nrd oil , J0o | extra neat's foot oil. 45oi tallow
II. 4c. ( !
H A usAdK Smoked satisncc , 7ci blood sail-
ase , 4)ej ) { liver sausage. 4'ici head chcosy ,
Sic ! fresh pork sausmc ? , links. Oo ; fresh pork
ausiigp , bulk. 6 0 : smoked pork sausagi1. 8el
rnnkfurt snusiiKo,7ci smoked bead olicese.Oel
wllsh aiiusiitro , 7o ; knoblniich Raiisuge , 7cl
oiiRtto fans igc , 8u ; summortansago , Me. The
above prices are for lots of 50 pounds and up
wards ; a less quantity a ! io more.
Country Produce.
GAME The receipts nf canio wcro very small
nd consisted of rabbits only. Under such
oiulltlons sellers are able to got as much as
J.50 for Jacks , and In Mime cases $1.00 for col
on tails , though uiood many of the latter
irntnt76c.
Knos The sales ranged from 17 < ftl c ; the
market helm : weaker than Saturday.
I'oui/niY-aoodjIrossc'd chickens sold at 7 ®
o. with some co.irso slock golnt ? at Oe. The
omniid for turkeys win not largo at KXiille ,
with a few small lots of fancy stock joportcd
1 12c. Oco o H > Sllc. but small and Inferior
lurka lire not wanted aud have to sell as Iqw
s(57c. (
llUTTKli Shippers arc nnylnzfvQISo for round
ots of country butter , ( -elected country rolls
ro quoted at I.ITJlTe ; fair to good country 10 ®
Jo ; common , 57c ; cioamery , 24c.
Vegetables.
OAnnAOE-Cholce stock , $3.tKXiM.25 nor crate.
amo Inferior stock sold down to $ . ' .73.
POTATOEII Choice homo grown stock Is
noted nt Jl.oo il.lO but some dealers claim to
uvn brcn nllorcd round lots at 000. Colorado
took , tl.lOl.20.
LKTTIJCK C'holco stock , 43a
Swuf.T POTATOCS Tlio supply on the market
s not I.irKO , .nd consists of Iowa and Kansas
toclt principally. Quotations , $ J.50 < ai.50.
ONIONS oirerlngs not luigo and demand
air nt $1.50 per bu. for homo grown stock ,
punish , $1.00 ior crate.
IIEANS Choice navy , $2.75 ; medium , $2.00 |
Iiingarlnn , $2.40.
lIuniiAiti ) SQUASH Per doz , $1.50.
CEI.UIV Choice stook. : c < { 4io.
HiiTAiiAOAS Some choice Michigan stock Is
elllng at G3c per bushel.
I'AIIBLEY I'resh stock. BOe.
I'Kiis.Nii'fl Per bbl , $ . ' .50.
Per bushel , $1 25.
Fresh Fruits.
TANOBIUNES Per box , $ .t.7.V34.00.
LI.MO.N : ! Choice stock , 8I.OO3I.0 ; fancy ,
M.oo.
OiiANnns-McxIcans , boxes. $1.00 ; Florldns ,
rl lit. J .00(4I.'J. ( > ; russets , .ft. 00 ; California na-
els , $ ,1.M ; ItlvoislduM , $4.00.
OiiANnr.uniis : 1'iinoy Capo Cod , 112.50.
AiM-r.KS-l'er bbl. J4.soa5.00.
OiiAi'KS Concords , held In cold storage , COo
per 10-lb baskotn. Malaga , W.OJttS 00.
Fresh Fish.
Lake Sllxer herring. Oc ; porch , round. Coi
icicli , dressed and scaled. He ; pickled , lound ,
e ; steak trout. 80 ; trout , choice , DC ; perfect
vhlto Dili. ! > c ; pike , round , Oo ; stripped hnsi ,
lo ; cropple , 13o ; black bass , lOc. ken Cod.
narkct. he ; haddock , Oe ; mnolts , lOo ; llound-
crs , 13e ; rod snatipcr , He ; blue fish , 2Uc ; Inll-
mt , ITe ; lobsters , 18c ; eels , 18c : Columbia
river salmon , 18e ; mackerel , large , ouch , 30c ;
ilirlmps , per gal , H.GO ; scallops , per gal , $1.00.
Dry Goods.
Fi.AsNKi.8 . Plaid , raftsman. 20o ; Ooshop.
'
Hio ! ; Clear 'I aUo , 32JJc ; Maple City , IW'.Sc ;
vhlto 0 II No. 2. 23KC ! O 11 No. 2 , ; i.27'ic ;
G. 34. 2flC.
UIICK West Point , 23 In. 8 oz , lOJJo ; West
Point. 28 In , 10 oz , 12c ; West Point , SO In , 12
or. llic ; West Point. 40 In , 11 oz , 15'/c. '
HATTS Standard , fcc ; Mohawk , 10ic ! ; beauty ,
R'/iu ; Doono , 14c ; U , cased , $100 ; lice , $1.75 per
case.
KKNTITCKY JEANS Memorial. 13c ; Dakota ,
22c ; Dunham. 2iJ'/ic ' ; Hercules. 10c ; Cottswuod.
27 o ; Melville. 2Co.
FUM.
Raccoon No. 1 , large. fO70c ; No. 1 , medium ,
i-loc ; No. 1 , email. 3b4uc ; Nos. 2 , 3 and 4 ,
IKtSOo.
Mink No. i , large , 50300c ; No. 1 , medium. 40
4.1c : No. 1 , small , 2530o ; Nos. 2 , 3 and 4 ,
ffi2.lc ,
Musk Rat-Fall , S10o ; l < lt,3o.
Skunk lllack. 73cI.OO ; striped No. 1. 35 ®
40c ; No. 2 , 15S125C ) No. 3 , lOSllo ; No. 4 , SQlOc.
Cioss Fox-No. 1 , $3.5004.00 ; No. 2 , $ , ' .0Xr.2.50 ( !
red. No. 1 , JI.O © 1.2,1 ; No. 2. SOfflOOo ; grey , No. 1.
4050c ; No. 2i 20.fi2.1c.
Mountain Wolf-No. I , $2.503.00 ; No. 2. SI.OO
i.M ; prulrlo elf , No. 1 , 75Q$1.00 ; No. 2 , 403
OOc.
Heaver No. 1 , per Ib , f2.50@3.CO ; No. 2 , 11.50 ®
2.50 ; No. 3. 5373c ; No. 4. NIC.
Otter No. 1. largo prime , I3.007.00 ; No. 1 ,
medium , $ i.005.00 ; No. 1. small , $ -.rr03.M : ( ;
Nos. 2 , 3 and 4 , Men.fa.
Wild Cut-No. 1. 40c ; No. 2. COIJTJo.
Opossum No. 1 , cased , 1015c ; No. 1 , open ,
' @ 10c.
Hadgor No. 1 , full furred , 5075o ; No , 2 , 20 ®
Me : No. 3. 510o.
Hoar-Ulaek. No. 1 , $ IO.OOJO.OO ; grb loy. No.
1. $ .1.005815.10 ; brown. No. 1 , $5.0010.00 ; cub ,
Buckskin Indian dressed , porlb , 75clfl.OO ;
aoor. summer , per Ib , 2"rfi'i5oi fall , per Ib , 20 ®
J5c ; winter , per 11) , 202le : preen suit , per
K'oce , 7&80C ! antelope , per Ib , 153o ; elk , per
. 12o.
Others Fisher. No. 1. $3.0005.00 ; marten. No.
l,75cl.50 : No. 2 , awiMo : lynx , No. 1 , U50O
5.00 ; wolverine , No. 1. $4.00100.
Miscellaneous.
Frozen hIde ,4@H5cNo.1groon : salted
hides , .V35'c ' ; No. 2 green salted hides , WtffMu ;
No. 1 green salted hides , 23 to 40 Ihs , ftfd.Viai
No. 2 green salted hides , 23 to 40 Ibs , ! l @ 4o !
No. 1 vpul calf , H to 15 Ibs. 7c ; No. 2 veal calf , 8
to 15 Ibs , 5c ; No. 1 dry Hint hldos , 7o ; No. 2 dry
Hint hides. 5o ; No 1 dry called hides , .vaoc.
Sheep pelts Green salted , each , 33e@t,25 ;
preen salted Hho.irllngs ( short woolod early
skins ) , each , 10&23o : dry shearlings fsliort
mooted early skins ) . Wo. 1 , oaoh , ! i10o ; No. 2 ,
each. 5c ; dry Hint Kansas nnd Nebraska
butcher wool polls , per Ib , nctual weight , 10 ®
14'/sc ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wool pelts , per Ib , actual weight , ROli'c ; dry
( lint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per Ib ,
actual weight. loai2ie } : dry Hint Colorado
murrain wool pells , per 11) . actual weight , R ®
lOc ; dry pieces and bucks , actual weight 7
IDc.HICKOIIY
HICKOIIY NUTS Large , per bushel. $ ! , M ) .
LEVTIICII Hemlock slaughter solo. 202flo
per Ib ; hemlock dry hide solo , 2024c ; oak
sole , 30'Ho ; Trench kin skins , OOcOl,10 ;
Trench calf akin , J1.23S200 ; American oak
calf , 50c@l,15 ; American hemlock calf , 7nc ®
11.10 ; American oak kip. 7oS5o ; American
hemlock kip , bO75ci fiheop skins , 50c@I.OO ;
goat skins , per foot , 2030c.
IJUAN Sacked , per ton , $20.00 ; chopped feed ,
J2I.CO.
HONEY White clover , 1 Ib frames , per Ib ,
I8c ; 2 Ib frames , 17c.
LIME CEMENT , ETC. On board cars ntOmiiha
1'er bbl Ash Grove lime , OOc ; Champion
limeMe : Qulncy whltoSOc ; Louisville cement ,
11.50 ; Milwaukee cement , $1.45 ; Utlca cement ,
11.40 ; English Portland ccmont. $ .1.45 ; Now
York plaster. $2.25 ; Michigan plaster , 12.CO ;
Tort Itodgo plaster. 11.75 ; white sand , $2.00 ;
V. 1' . hair , per bale , $1.00.
TALLOW AND OIIKASE Tallow No. . .
tallowNo. V , 3 Jl3'/4c ' ; crease , white a. _
erouso , whlto u , 34'ii3'io ! ' ; groasp , yellow. lie ;
grease. dnrW/ic ; old lnittor-Wio ( ; beeswax ,
prime , Ifl Moc : rough tallow , ] U2o.
HONKS In car lots only Dry bufTnloper ton ,
llfl.OtxaiS.OO ; dry country , bleached , per ton ,
$10.00iftl3.00 ; drv country.dnmp nnd mcaty.ner
ton , f8.00@IO.dO. Thcso iirlcca are for bones
woiched and delivered In Chicago ,
KLACK WALNUTS 1'or bushel. $1.23.
CocoANuiS'-l'or 100 , sacked , $4.50 ; bulk ,
CO'AIOn board oarsnt Omaha Anthracite
Chestnut , range and oig3.0 per ton ; Kr ite ,
f. .23. Sof t coal-Ohio , MOO ; Southern llllnoS.
(4.50 ; walnut block , IJ.25 ; Iowa lump. tJ.15 ;
Iowa nut. 12,73.
CiiLSTNUia Largo Italian , 15c pcrlb.
Currents of Commerce.
The first car of California oranges arrived
In the Omaha market Saturday.
The rhrlstlo-I.athrop commission comn ny
opened for business yesterday at 311 Konth
Thirteenth strt'Ct In the Hrst national bank
building. The company has two direct wlies
to Chicago and Now York and will receive full
reports from the Chicago board of trade and
from the New York stock exchange.
Murder , Lose & Co. of Chicago have pur
chased the stock of typo nnd printers' sup
plies hold by Hnllock & I'lokorlng and uro
now thn bolo owners of the Omnha type foun
dry. They will continue the business under
the numoof Munlor. IAISO Ac Co , proprietors of
the Omaha typo foundry. Amos Drrssor Is
the new manager and comes from Chicago
with the reputation of u thorough business
man.
CHRISTIE LRTHROP
Commission Co.
! 100 and till South liflh Slroat , First
National Dank Iiiililliir. ) |
Grain , Provisions , Stocks & Itonds ,
Orders oxoonteil for tlio purclituo or sale for
IniiiiKllutuor future dullvory In ull tholuail
lui ; nuirKcla.
Wire.
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