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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1891)
6 THE OMAHA DAILY BIDE : SATURDAY , JANUAEY 17 , 1801. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. A Decline at the Opening In All of the Pits , A STRUGGLE AMONG WHEAT OPERATORS. No Itetlecinlinj FeiUtiro to tlio Corn nt Any Tlnio Ilutoliln * son Gathers In Homo Onts Cnttlo anil Hogs. ClilCAflo , Jan. 10. [ Special Telegram to TUB IlEE.1 Everything Indicated still lower urlcos at the opening of the board of Undo markets. The trading of Iho first liour brought declines of lo In wheat , Uc In corn anil ye In outs. Hog products went down alsolOo for pork , a ofor lard and T'.jSlOo for libs. The whout market WHS at the mercy of tlio boars again today. There was , at soicral tagcs of Iho market , n good fight made by lo-il ; htilli to turn tlio market upward. There wasovon a rnlly of KG to 'Jo front tlio llrsb break and by torno help from shorts , who were covering up ns a tnatturof safety. Tills was followed by a second slum ) ) after midday when the price of may went toO'o with a thud. Tlio notion was : May opened at Mo , fold straight off toU" > ! fc , recovered to Oi c , sold at 05 > { o and recovered toO."iic ( , going toflJo In the half hour hoforo tlio closu. Tlioro was not much In tlxlitntany time on which to rally the mnrlcot , Liverpool was quiet for spot and'/id nIT for fntur s. The rucolpti In the northwest were attain llbontl with 287 cars at Minneapolis. Tlioro was more boar news from the i'uclflc ' coast states , representing that no one know how much who.it was piled up at Btntlons , etc. Figures aim wins the exports from the country for December at 4,771,000. against 0,00X000 for December , 1889 , were circu lated. Tlio exports for the last six month ? of 1800vere D3,000CO ) hiisliols against the last six months of 1889 , " 8OJO,030 bushel' ' ! . Uvurpool showed only 10.000 bushels of American wheat for three days. Hut the action of tlio market , WHS not so iiutcli duo to tlio news as to the dis position of the local trade. Tlio trading be gan \\lth the boars In control and pounding the market. Aflorastuall decline , a number of operators who had sold puts began to soil heavily to got whcut oir their hands. At the same time a nutnborof hnusoi began letting go of long wheat. Anton ; the former ' I'oolo anil Cu- mer were 1'ardrldgo , - duhy. AinonS ! the latter were Nor- toii-U'ortlilngtun. Hamsoy ft. Chandler , llax- ter and others. Halehvln & Itanium sold ! Hutclilnsnn Hold. Tlio crowd had to sell , On the early uro-ilc Coiiiisclmtin & n.iy. Mll- in I no Hodman and n fuw ether concerns boujtht freoly. Gilford was a buyer , lllooni and Mndlilootn both bid for round lots but did not buy In proportion. With 47,000 bushels of wheat and 2. " > .003 packages of flour out of Now Yoik. and the report that 70,000 bushels of wheat will clear at onoo from llaltlmoro. and a few fresh bulls taklnir hold , It looked favorable for a whllo for an upward turn. The strength lasted but a short tlmo and after a second lirouk there was a rally of but Uc to 0. > Uo ut 1 o'uloak. There was a very fair recovery in wheat before the close. Miny : local shorts found It uns.ifo to stay out , nnd bouglit to cover. The report that a contract was made to move a largo amount of flour from New York to IlrllMi ports helped the buying. The price of May moved up to 0315 ® 057,0 at. the close. January was quoted as low as 83yc , closing at 80'Jo ' ; July. Oltfo toOJ o to 01 He at the close. DThero was no redeeming feature to the corn market at any tlmo , Tim receipts wore oven larger than the liberal estimate utK17 cars. This caused oven receiving houses , the best support of the market , to feel tired. The esti mate for Saturday \ttisS28cais. Liverpool cables were Ud loworoaily and still lower at the close. The support was so poor the first hour that tins prlco of May went right oft from BlJ 'o to MUo ! and there was no wood recov ery to the'close. The recovery in corn the last fifteen minutes of the 4csslou was similar to that In wheat. May sold up to Miio ut tlrj close , showing a not loss of Jo { for the day. The nominal figures on early futures at the close were 48J4c for January and 48Ko for Feb ruary or } c lowur. July sold at 52o } and oir toDlJjo and closed nominal at52c. May corn privileges sold at 51ifflol'o ! ? andSlJiQ.'ilj c. There was nothing now In the oats trade. Belling was srattorlng all day and the prices went oir jjoormoro early , with other markets. Iliitclilnson was the best buyer. Tuttle was perhaps best Boiler. May sold at 45Vic@44e ! { nnd closed % o under last night atUa'c. No prlco was quoted for the montn at any tlmo. At the close Juno was quoted at 41KQI4Uc ; July 40 e. The provls Ion market was oven more de pressed than cereals , nnd Instead of oloslns wltlisomo Improvement , the last prices \vcro Ilia lowest of the day with losses from lust night atVc for pork ; 7io ! for lard , and lOc for ribs. May sales wore ! Pork , Jll.OOSJlO.&VS lard , taUKao.a ) { : ribs. Jj.52y-.42',4 ; to oloso. Other months acted with May. Early dis patches ( -avo the price of hogs 5o to lOo up , but this wns lost before hogs were sold. The esti mate for Saturday was 25,000 hoes. The slow movement of cash nients was given as ono oauso of the heavy , slow market. Uuylng onlors were scarce and selling free. Oudnhv fold twoor three million pounds of ribs and broke the iniirket. liynn & Co. bold pork. Thcro wea some Indication of Armour & Co. buying tlbs through others. IMIICUB AT CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. nonrd NotCH and Goaslp. Later cnblcs were JJil lower. Nlneloailsof wheat ttiln-ii In Now York for export. Btoolt of whcnt In country olovntora In the northwest 7.0UO.OOO , aRalnstO.ftOJ.OOO a your ngo. Boutli Dnkotu stnto report makes wlio.it crop 17,000,000 , or an uvuragu of 8.0 bushels per Oilossa cables BUY the wonther Is rory BO- yore , forty to llfty vushols bolns woutlicr- bouwl oir thla port , Hecoliits nt St. t.ouls--Whoat 15,000i corn , BO.TOO : oiilB , 8I.COO. bhliimoutb-Wlieat , 0lili corn , 10'JM ; OutH , 0.3KI. Ilcorbolint cablu : Liverpool wliont nnil corn rixtlior euslor ut unclinnKed prices. Jlurk Luno vrlicut , uiiclmiiKoil prices. Uargoos off coast qnlot. McCormlek k Co. to Swurtz .t Co. Areon- tlno reports , owln to tlio ilroutli In the southern - orn portion , the export , surplus will not bo in lion over tlio u vorauo. blocks of oltl vrhout carried over reported smnll. BwtirU & Co.'s cablot Cargoes cfl const , \vlioiit nnd corn quU't nnJ stcaiiy. On piissazo qulut anil Rtcmlv. Mark I.uno wliout nulut , corn utcudy. Hour quiet. 1'roiiolt country nmrlccts llrn. , Lh crpool wheat uuil corn otis- ler , Chlcnco Receipts Oars. Frliluy , whont , 103 : corn , -lit onts , 1XU ; ostlinntod Saturday , uliunt , 01 ; corn. i-S [ oiilK. l&s. OliloitKo puts on Mny wheat , tn'iu ; calls , puts on hlny corn , 61 > jo ; calif , AlVc. 61. Louis puts on Jfny corn , UVict calls , U57 0 | puts on Muy corn , 48Hoi calls , Wo. McCormlek k Co , to Swartz .t Co. The trail ing nnd the bluttliiR between tha local plants JbnottlnK IntcrestliiR. Illooin ami Punlrlilua fcocni to bo tlKlititiR for the local control of tlio market. Tlio former bid tlio lullor for 2,000.000 bustiuls ofhent KllKhtly nboruiniirKut HK- uri'H. liRrooInK to put up t.UO.OOO nuirgln , Uu- biilt , no trades. McCoriniek& Oo , lo Swartz k Co. ! Sir. VU- latd Buys : "Wo have not mined halt of the cri'j ' ) of whontof Oroxon unil Was > lihitton , No- bouy knows today what the nheat crop in that sootlou IIL It Is piled up lu Hold itucks a * high as forty foot near the dopnU. Farm ers aru hoIilltiK meetings HKulnstchu railroads For tint provldlnc rolllnj ; stock enough to taho Itnw.iy. Wo hn\o liaruly Icjun moving tlio wheat cronof Dakota jrut. " I'rlvnto cable , Kcnnott , Hopkins k Co.l Liverpool wliontrjulct , domnnd poor , holders nITer mcxloriitoly. Corn onsy , clcraand poor. Consols iiionoy , UTU-lOj aocount07 ! < . Christie- l.athrop Cciinnil'slon compnny's report saj-st Panicky ftulIiiK In ovcrytlilnR at C'lilcapo , Whriit hns gene tinder low water mark und fcplliiff very bearish. At 10:30 : n. m. Illooin was In the pit bidding MUc for r/Xi.ooo blocks Muy corn. An hour later ho ImiiKhtlOO.OCO bushels of whcatfrom Parker , I'nrdtldgo was n bltf buyer narly , but before inltldny turned feller , IrttlnttLlnd- bloom lm\c aoo.txij bushuH at 0'ijic. which Is bought on Joint accnunt for Mndliloom an d lllonm , who apparently want a round lot of wheat on this bteak. Kcntiett , Hopkins ft Co. to Chrlstlo-LathroD Commission company from Now York Whont , prlvulo cables come generally steady , no soll- ItiK pressure , ilcmancl fioin mllleis Blow and lic.MllritliiK. bonio ordi'ra , but limits under working basin here. Very dull outlook yet. Boiiioinlllliik'Inquiry. Corn wanted by shippers - pors nnd trillion ) , but slow. Shippers boiiRht a few loads of January options. Freights steady MIC ! dull. Logan &Co to Hen U. Br.van Wheat opened stonily nt PGc for Slny , There was liberal olTorlncs iilid little outsldu biislnoRS , with local oporatois selling. The % volKht of the otrurliiRS carried It rlonn to DSc. At this , one of the old tlmo ImlK beciiino n bnyor , taking about al 1 ollured , The market , clo'-os firm at yi'/io bid. There are no now features In the tnulo , KorolRii ud\ Ices uro linn at a shade more money. Mo do not expect to BOO any lowur prices with them In Iho near future. I/iiloron the growing crop will bo the Import ant factor on both sides of the At'nntlc. ' Our miirKot Is heavily short and for the present wo bollovo the decline Is arrested nnd that moderate profits will bo ma'lo buying whont , 1'rovlHlons In sympathy with ( train were weak , Mny porlcUO.Sj closing. Wo think ribs a pur- chusonow , Ketinott Hopkins & Co. to Chrlstlo-Lathrop Com. Oo. The course of the wheat market would Indicate that the backbone of the an ticipated January hulgo Is seriously displaced If not broken. Even the predicted cold wuvo i IK ] nnoirect. Tlrod longs spom tohavoftlven up the flKht for the present and admit tbat lower prices nro piobablc. Leopold Illooin lias cut qulto a ( lu'iiro lo'lny , bidding nt times for 5CO.OOO to 2,000,000 bushels , und ho undoubt edly bought a considerable line. There was also conshlerulr.o covering bv shorts , but liquidation by lonKs moro than cnuntcrhal- unced tills liuyhiK. The speculative soutl- inent Is veeilnt ? around to the bear sldo and lotiKsuro losIiiK ground , The market closed llrm with shorts buying , but looks us If It wns lower prices tomorrow. Corn The country was quoted a seller and thuro wns some soil- In ; ; for local traders , but considerable pur- cliasus woromiido iipnlnst puts. The closing wiisBleuily , but thots was a houvy undcrtotio that was not cnconrupitiiR. Oats-Dull and steady , with donnwaul tendency. Provisions Lower , Inlliienccd by depressed grain mar kets ami selling by packers , closing weak nt Insldo IlKiires. Theio Is some nneaslnesa among IOIIKS and they are beginning to loose faith In higher pilcos and wo think a llttlo mot odoclluo would start liquidation. W. 0. McCormlek & Co. to Hwartz&Co. The wheat market has been very actUcvlth bid ding of large magnitude. Cables were somc- wliutcasler , but the gro.it bear fcuUtro wns tlio report of news In regard to a very Inrco Washington nnd Oregon crop , this tlmo com ing from a prominent railroad man , who says no ono has an Idea of the extent of these tno crops. The f-amo thins comes from reliable parties In Bt. Louis. The result was a bad break to about 03o for May. At this point there was good buying , nnd ono or two promi nent bulls undertook to react the market with a a view to driving In the largest short sellers. rorfiwhtlcltwa.su battle of the giants , tlio bulls succeeding In getting a reaction of He , tint ( hiding nn support prices sold off and the market closed \\uult. Stocks In northwestern elevators are icportod at 7,000,000 , against ) ,500KX ) but a yearaio. ? Opinions are value less. Wo can only say that the bears seem to liavo control of the market. Corn was fairly actlvo nnd weak. Wo bolliwe thnthnldcrs are bOKhiiiliiK lo roallro that there Is very llttlo short In it except against country holdings. Wo pi eel let loner prices. Provisions vvoah mid loner. On the break there was some good buying of both mirk and laid , but the oll'er- IIIKS seemed Mifllclont to fill all orders. Pack-1 crs were prominent In the market as feelers , and If hogs como freely next week , It will bo dlfllcult to Bust-tin prkes. C1IMVAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO , Jan. 10 , [ Special Tolcgratn to THE IlEE.l-CATir-E. Ituslness was again fair with prices strong on everything fat , orovoti fleshy , but niodluin and thin steers were hard to Bell it satisfactory prices. Kxportors were wantIng - Ing more good slock than there was on the market , while shippers and the local trade were wanting their average numbor. Ilutchors' stock , which , as everyone knows. Included cans , holforsaud bulls , continues In largo supply and again sold S5o lower than last week. There was a fair business going on In the stocker trade at steady prices. About ton loads of prlmo stcors sold at $3.0035.10 ; olcht loads at $5.'J5.3o for extra export steers ; good to choice , $4.504.75 ; medium , II.SS4.40 ; common. J3.2oOI.10 ; Cows , tl.23 ® 3.00 ; stocked , t2.KXiM.S3. ( lloos The market opened "red hot , " but soon cooled oir und closed c'ccldcdly chilly. The first sales showed an advance of from Bo to ICe , but gradually weakened and Unally closed a shade lower than yesterday. Hough and common may bo quoted nt l3.3MW.50s prime mixed and packers sold early nt&I.Go ® 3.75 , but. later 5c toIOc lower ; prime honvyand butcher weights sold early at Si.753.80 : , later nearly lOo lower. Lltslit sorts ruled steady at ii.7lKSJ.35 : and light-light at 8J.40 < 3J.CO. FIXAXCIAL. Jan. Hi. [ Special Telegram to THE IKE.-STOCKS. ) The return of the west ern railway managers to Chicago and ether cities has not boon followed by any good buyIng - Ing on the strength of their presentations , The effects of the late mooting and organiza tion In this city appear to have died out ul- ready , only to rovlvo when actual workings under the now plan shall Rhow Inipiovciiicnts In properties nnd Increases In earnings. Fol lowing tlio flattening out of the stock market late yesterday , not much buoyancy or sup port was looked for this morning. There was , , considerable resistance to the down ward tendency on the opening and during early dealings , when , in fact , few stocks showed a disposition to udvnnco under the usual early buying. The opening prices were qulto Irregular as compared with last night's figures , but the changes were generally con fined to small fractions. Sugar , Union I'a- clflo and ono or two others advanced slightly. but the strong point In the list was still Now England , which af tor opening down Hat 30 , declined to 39 } { , but quickly rose to 41' ' , ; , afterward losing a fraction. Chicago Gas was also s poclally strong , rising 1 per cent , and after losing tha cntlro amount rose a fraction , whllo Missouri I'acllla drooped away l"f. Northern I'aolflo preferred and Lnckawnnna each lost 1 per cent and the rest of the market fractional amounts. Qioat activity wns developed under the heavy pressure of short stocks and when this pressure was lifted the market be came moro quiet nnd roc/vercd slightly , hut among tin ) IniictUo stocks Wheeling nnd Lake I'.rlo sto ks oath feel 1 } per cent and dis played no recuperative power. The hour to noon brought further declines and llurllngton wont olV to 01. Hock Island tor.'JJi.Hu ' Paul to M i. Missouri I'nelllc to (15. ( Union Paoiflo to 45. whllo Northern Pacific pteferred recovered } j tivWi The trudlni : became comparatively light after Ibo decline. There was some ro- co\ cry In stocks bcf or the close on nn attempt by the shorts to cover. Al the close prices generally were still at plight declines from AVnll Street Noton. Stocks look weak nn silver scnre. Ijorolgn cxchangu nearly to gold-shipping Hiiiik.nrltlsh North American , post ) rates . Clearing housB certificates cancelled today $100,000 leaving flM ) 0 outstanding Loan niarkot. nothing of note to report : rates from.1 : to 4 per cunt ; nil kinds plenty. Kennott. Hopkins * Co. to Chrlstlo-Lathrop Com. t'o.-London commercial telegrams from Hue MOM Aj res represent the market excited and Kold up to 40 premium , Thcro Is Intense opposition to the Kovurmncnt'g proposal to Impose a tax ofs per cent on private deposits. It U ruportcd that u roprrsontatlvu of the Uult a fatutcs uoverumcut has promised ngalnst tlin tm on forel n Insurance compa nies. A rebellion ! * outbreak li toportcd In the province of Outro lllos. The troops endeav ored to suppress It and thcrohaibocnfighting. A London special gtiyat The Washington Post prcdlct'on that the president would slffii the Iron cblnago hill Is dlHllked hero nnd Americans have- consequently been olTercd for sale. Ixjndon prlcpsl I/ako Shorn 111. declined U : I.otllsvlllo.VNnshvllloTOX , declined HJ : Bt. J'atil MX , declined If , ! Now York Central 100. declined ; i ; Heading 17M , tinchanRCili Union Pacific 4ii , decllneiT 1H ; Atehlson 3114 , de clined 1. Ken nctt , Hopkins k Co. to ChrUtle-Latlirop Com. Co , Tlio opening prices of stocks were fractionary above last nlght'sclosnimdcrlho influence of Imhcr prices for American stocks In London und seine buying for London ac count here , but there wcio a Rood many stock * for sale for lone and short nccoifht because of the advance In potted ratesof sterling ex- ehnntcu at 469 at which gold could bo shipped , and because there were ovlikncostbnttho advance In exchange wns duo to the lu\ost- incnt buyliiK In consequence of the feat of the enactment of the free coinage law. London later In the day sold slocks , having heard the report of the Washington 1'ost that the presi dent will slKti the free colnaRoblll , BturlltiK exchange vreakpiied In the nftoriioon on the offering of thu bunkers' bills drawn npnlnst the purchaser of stocks , London boutht largely of Louisville & Naslnlllo ami North ern I'adflc preferred. Wcstorn stocks have shown the most weakness , with hpcchil pressure - sure imnlnst Union Pacific. Missouri I'nclllc and Chicago. Burlington A Qiiinov , Tholn- ooniplctoticssof the new tralllc nKrcemeat Is becoming more apparent and with the pros pect of small tonniigo In consequence of .short ness of crops , especially corn. The feolliiK Is far from hulllsh In stocks and roads depend ent on this cereal for tonnage. Nottliern I'n- clllcs nro favorites hei'iitito of the lnuiiGn a oimilngaand reports of the huge wheat crop In Washington nnd Oregon , IScw Knzlniid Is nlso strong , bused on mystery as In Iho past. Lead acts very strong and Its friends talk of tin Important advance. A dividend Is ox * tieoted and V per cent Is bad for It today. The innrltut closed falrlv steady , ti material recovery from lowest prices. Money Is oasy. _ Allulnc Shares. Nnw YOIIK , Jan. 10. [ Special Telegram to TIIK BEE. ] Iho following uro the uilnlng block quotations : Allco UU Arnndor HX ) Adams Co 1M ) A Mien (75 Colorniloo Cen 100 Con. Cnl.ft Vn X ) ICuroka Con ; . Oouhl A Curry 2SO Halo .t Norcro s. . . . 175 Ilomcstiiko m Horn HIlviT < HI Mctlcan 510 Ontirlo 1. , , . , H ! < ( X ) MIVIIKO 210 Sierra Nir 180 ataaJarJ 136 Union Con 170 Tim Coff o Market. YOIIK , Jan. 10. [ Special Telegram to Tun HEI : . ] CoFifKE-Optloni opened steady , unchanged to 10 points up. Closed itcnay , 5 ® 80 points up ; belt er cables , fulr trade. Sales : : i2.'iOO bags , Inoliidlng January , aifi.fi.'VfiilG/rO ; Kehruary , $1C.2.VS10.30 ; Miircli , SlGOxaiC.CS ( ; ftlay , 81J601555 : .lime , $15.i"i : ! Julv , $ iV.0a ' ( in.S , " ) ! spot Ul'j steady , f nlr cargoes , $19.09j No. 7 , $17.50. PJtOU CTC'/f JUKKET. CniCAno , Jan. W. Oloso Wheat - Firm ; cash. fcUMi May , OT > M ; July , 01. Corn Steady ; cash , 47 ! < ! May , 51' { . Oats-Steady ; eush , 4Sy ; JIuy , 14'i , Ityc 704e5iflc. ! Harley-75 < a80c. riinio Timothy $1.20 © 1.57. l''la\-l.ll,5. ' ( ! \Vhlskv-l.U. 1'ork-Dull ; cash , JI0.35 ; May , $10.8715. Lard Dull . . ' . . ' . ; cnsh.t5.bO ; May. tO.'JSViWt.S.'S. Short Itlbs-Dull ; cash , M.OO ; Mayr > .4215a ( 6.4i. I'lour Unchanged : sprlnc patonta , 5.00 ; winter patents , $4.7UQ. > .00 ; hakers' , 4,00. 4,00.Ilulk Ilulk Moats-Shoulders , 8l.sn4.Si : short clear. $ )20'tri.30 ; bhort rlb , S4.80 ® " > . ( )0. ) _ lluttcr Unchangedcrcamery,10Q2Cc ; : dairy. Clicoso Unchanged ; full cream Cheddars , OWWJfcj flats. OJiffllOc ; Young Americas , 10 < a 10'je. l.ggs rirni ! fresh , 212e. ! Hides Unehanscil ; light nnd ho.ivy green salted , BySSWo ; Krecn , 4'4'c ( ; salted hull. 4 ! c ; preen salted c.ilf , So ; dry Illnt , 8c ; pult bull , 67c ; dry calf , B9c : deacons , caeh.iSo. Tallow Unchanged ; No. J , solid packed. yjic ; No. 2 , 3e ; culce , 4o. Recohits. Shipments. Flour , bbls . 10,000 , 1WOO Wheat , bu . 2.1,000 2"H)0 ! ) Corn , bu . fiO.OOO . 100,000 Oats , bu . . 12 ! < ,000 , 12fOJO New YOIIK. Jan. 1G. Wheat Itecelpts , 31,20u bushels ; exports , 47,331 hushels ; spot closed firmer. No. U red , tl.OIX hi elevator ; Sl.Oll'J ® 1.00 ? ulloiit ; tl.03Kffil. 7 f. o. b. ; options closed weak ; general situation up sot by fear of effect of slh or legislation. No. 2 red Janu ary closed 81.03. Corn Receipts , S8.000 bushels ; oxports.2,400 bushels ; spot closed steady ; No. 2 , 59350 0 lu elevator ; Mi@Wic ! ! alloat ; ungraded mixed. K'-XgClo ; options lower ; May closing steady ; Junu ary closing at M.ie. ) Onts Uocolpts. U7.0JO bushels ; exports , none ; options , weaker ; January , WHJe ; spot , lower : No. 2 white. DiM < i451o ; mixed vcstciii , 49 < 3'-o ) ; white western , fi2@5Se , Sugar-Haw , firm ; fair refining , 4 ; centri fugals M test , 5Kc ; llrnzll 63 test , 4'4o ; Musco vado , 89tcst , 4Me ; refined , nulot and steady , I'otrollum United closed. February , 72 c. Eggs Firm ; western , SOSJo. I'orlc Ouiot. Lnrd leprcssed ; western steam. (0,15 bid. liuttor Easy ; western dairy , l2-0o' , cream- cry. 19:8o ; Elgin , L'SVif Cheese Strongr light skims , ST. Louis. Jon. 16. Wheat-Lower ; cash. OJKtaoiJ c ; May. 03c. ! Corn Easier ; cash , 474c ; May , 48Jc. { Oata-Cash. 44Kc ; May. 41Xc , I'ork Easy at. $10.50. Lard Quiet at $5C5. Whisky SI.14. lluttor Easy ; creamery , 21Kc ; dairy , 20 ® 27c. MINNRAPOMS. Jan. 10. "Wheat Good de mand for who.it and prices , cash , again closer to prlco of futures. Millers tod.'iy paid within 2Ho of May. Close : No. 1 hard , January , OlHJo ; on truck , tile ; No. 1 northern. January. Sc ! ; Muy , SfJSic ; on track , 8 c ; No. S northern. Jan uary , bCc ; on traek , 80S7c. KANSAS OITV , Jnn. 10. Wheat Weaker ; No. 2 hard , cash.Slc bid ; No. 2iod , cash , 880 bid. Corn Easier ; No , 2 , cash , 474 } < 34Bo ; January. 47o bid. Outs Steady ; No , 2 , cash , 4i5o ! hid ; Jan uary , 44o bid , _ MILWAUKEE , Jnn. in , Wheat Lower o. 2 spiiiiR. Cish,87l80c ! ( ( ; May , 6U&C. Corn-Kirm ; No. 3. 48V404UO. Oats-Dull ; No. 2 white , 4.Vft45 c. Provisions Kaslcr ; pork , May , 810,65. OINCINNATJ , Jan. 10. Wheat Easier : No. 2 led , OStfc. Corn Easier ; No. S mixed. SSyffilVlo. Oats llaroly steady ; No. - mixed , 47 4o. Whisky $1.14. _ hivuni-oor. , Jan. 10. Wheat Qulot ; holders offer moderately. Corn Easy ; demand fair ; mixed western , 5s Otfd percental. _ LIVE HTOCK. CHICAGO. Jan. 10. Oatllo Receipts , 11,000 head ; market strong ; steers , prime , ? . \XKTi ( P. lu : oinort steers. J5. Jii5.i3 : ; commoii to choice steers. $ J.'J534.75 ; stockers , * 2.0&ay.:3. lions Kocolpts. : iO,000 | market a shade lower ; rough and common. Jtt.l&SiafO ; prlmo inlved and packers. 23.GJO3.75 ; light , 3.TO ® a. 75. Sheep Kocolpts. 7,000 ; market slow and lower ; natives , * 4 00@V.5 ; western , M.10O5.05 ; TCMUIS , M.4X34.75 ( ; lambs , K.O'JQO.OO. ST. LOOIP , Jan , 10. Oattle Uocolpts , 000 head : shipments , 600 head ; market stculy ; fair to fancy native steers , $3.7K&5.1I ) ; stockers and feeders , $ . ' .00(33.40. ( lloas Hecclpts. 4,800 head ; shipments , 5,400 head ; market higher ; hoavyiJ.XXDM5 ( ; mixed , * 3.'joay co ; light. Rj.304w.5o , KANSAS Ottv , Jan. 10. Oattlo-Rocclpts , Il.KW head ; shlpmcntH , 1.500 head ; innrUot steady to strong ; steorE. } 3.CO4 lKcows ) ; , H.75 (3:1.50 ( : ; stockers und feeders , JV.'S * ! ? M. HOKS Hceelpls. 1,500 head : shipments , 3,600 head ; market higher ; all grades , J..003.0D. KfTeot of the Trust. The successful organization of this new railroad association was.noxtto the Increased case of nionny , the chief cause of the rapid translto advance in the market last wookand of the sudden development of n strong bull sentiment says 'ha Now York correspondent of the Philadelphia Lodger. It Is argued by the promoter * of the now comminution that it will bring about a saving In operating ex penses and an advance In rates that will more than neutralize the effect of the comparu- tholy light trailto generally expected this year. This remains , of course , to ho demon strated , and It should bo remembered also , that the now agreement , much us may bo said In filler of It , Is , after ail , limn experimental Btago nt present. The New York banks are in excellent condition. Thoeluarlnc housoMato- incnt showBanincrensoot Jl.bOT.liTJIn tliu sur plus reserve , which is now l.015,700 ono year ago. O3IAJI.I OIIAIIA , Jan. 10. IfiOl. OATTI.E Estimated rocoluts of cattle 2.100 us compared with l.fBfl vest rdav n.ud l.Bi'7 Friday of lust week. The market on dea'Mblo grades of both beeves and butcher sleek ; atiout btoady , with undeslrublo grades slow und aasi- glng or lower. Kecderaactivo and lu duiuunu , good ones bolng stronpr. lloas Estimated reoclpts of hogs n.700 as compared with 0.412 yestcrfluy and C'it : , Irlday of InstwooU. The uinrkoc on heavy hogu was 6 to lOe higher. Lltiht and mixed hogs opened So hlither und closed weak and lower. Tha range of the prlcea puld wai UM2U.U , tha bulk uolllntc at Uixa 8.S5) ) nlR , liKht. l-.iriOi.4S ; ! heavy , " : u a : .B.M tnit n . na.60. Thoavoraito Klfl the prices paid was J.i I'i'i ns compared with IU1 yesterday and t ' .40 Friday of lait ivtlo * . SiiERi1-estimated rA'elpts of ahccp 100 a compared with ( SI Vstordny ( and < )7 ) Prlday of last week. Th0j market wns about tondy. Natives , 3.fOii4.55j weslorns , t2.00O of 8 took. CATTLE. Pwlft& Co 4(10 ( ThoO. 11 , Hammond. & Co 23- " ' ThoUudnhy I'nclilugCo ff K. Hcckor * Ucgcii. . ; . ; . . 239 Leo llotlisclnld ; Kl Hamilton k Stephen . . , 41 VanSuntA . 74 Carey . . , . . . " " " * ' " ' ' f a MoVris. . . . . . ! . . , . ! ! ! ! . . ! . . ! . . 47 Shippers and feeders , . . . , . 871 imos. The Cudnhy Packing Co . 5 , < 53 Omaha 1'itcklngCo 7 . 810 o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , ThoO. II , Hammond 1'acklng Co . C25 SIIEKP. WESTERN CATTLE. No. Pr. Hronson 25 htocrs. liayfcil 1112 3 75 1 steer , liayfed w-o 3 15 25 sloers. liayfed . ' 723 3 15 llullnril 3.'i fccdeis ' C24 2 0 70 Moors , hay fed f 824 3 15 20 steers. Imyfml 79'i 3 15 1 steer , liayfed i.- 1)20 ) 3 15 Thomas 0 stcors , hnyfe.l . 12 < n 3 40 8 steers , Imyfcd 12 0 3 40 G slccrs. liuyfed 1030 3 40 44 steers , bnyfcd l-'oO 3 40 nods. No. Av , Sh. Pr. 79 150 JJ13 86 l.VI 40 Sir. 84 IKO 120 : i 15 59 154 3T 68 108 60 I ) I7H 78 180 2SO 1120 81 103 120 320 M 280 40 320 IX ) . . . . 180 KO 320 101 107 2HO 320 K 180 40 .183 74 109 320 325 33 221 120 325 1 520 3I0 ! 12 1 ! 2 3 IX ) 80 l.rw 380 03 101 ICO 3M 77 210 80 330 70 223 120 332 K9 170 43 332H 70 223 120 3KH 74. . , . . .236 400 333 72 224 80 335 71 180 120 31)3 ) 7.1 215 ICO 333 11. . . . 100 335 71 220 200 340- 130 213 80 340 69 210 100 340 8(1 ( 188 40 340 02 210 40 340 Kl 253 200 345 71 237 120 345 61 255 200 345 77 216 120 3 f. % 71 210 100 345 CO 200 40 343 70 241 129 343 C9 270 320 345 73 259 120 3 45 U3 190 120 345 70 230 200 345 nns AND nor/mis. 100 C8 200 37. . . .103 - 245 50 101 40 223 20 91 U M 4 47 223 120 Ill 120 275 1(15 ( fO 225 3 270 290 15 108 240 , eacKV. No. Av. Pr , 1 native ewe 00 2 5J 3 native rams 120 200 Kl natives 03 425 1 goat 140 2 CO OJI.llf.l SIAItKETS. Grnccrlcs. NUTS Pot Ih-Almonds , 18o : Tlrnzlls , 2lc ; filberts , Uci poeitns , l.14o ! wnlt.uts , ISo ; pea nuts , fancy white , bos routlod , lOe. SALT D.ilry , 2lb3ln ) ObH , bulk , * 2.10j host Rrudo , CO 5s , U2.iO ; ! best Kradc , 100 IU , i2.40 : best grade , 28 10s. $3.85 j rock salt , crushed , } ilO. SODA Packages , tOlbs to box , 5 ? c ; kegs , . UANNEO .VBOETAIH-ES Tomatoes 3-11) , Jl.OO @ 1,10. Corn Very line , $ l.8'i1.3 } ; 2-lb i.uiiir. fl.15 ; 2-11) ) stniuliirdoslcra brands , 91.10. Miisliroonis 1-lb Frcnuli. evtra Hno , 122.V ; l-lbl-'rcnch , flnc , ] 8fiIL'2c ; 1-lb Trench , ordl- imry.ltxaiSo. 1'cas 2-ll > early June. $1.25 ; 2-lb Marrow , stiimlHid brnntls , 11.10 ; li-lb soaked , TOc. French peas Per ca o of 100 , S150 < a2.lO. String Loans S-lb liluh Kmdo , OOu ; 2-lb wax bouns. 85C ! 2-lb strlni ? beans , feOc. Lima beans 2-lbhOiiked , 8Jc. Huston bukod bouns 3-lb , ( l.n. * > @l.S > 5 , Sweet potatoes a-lb Now Jorscy , Jl.M ; 3-lb okrn nnd toiniitocs , SI.CTi ; : i-lb okra , $ I.Wj aspnniKus , 3-lb2.S5l.73j rhubarb , 3-lb , } 1.4'jj ' biiucotasli , $1.20011,25. IIAKINO I'owiiEK Hoyul , dltno cans , per doz , fie : 'i-lb cans , JI.45 ; JJ-ib cans , $ . ' . ( W ; 1-lbcans. 15.00 ; 1'rlco'H dime cans. Wo ; \ - \ \ > cans , JI.'U ' /4-lb cans , 12.50) ) 1-lb fans , IN.75 ; other kinds , 1-11) cans , per doz , , . "NVltAl'n.Ntl I'At'EH 1'or 11) ) , bet straw , 15x18 to 93x44 , 17 'c ; dry woods , ( c ; extra quality , manllla , ( jc ! ; muiilllu tea. IL'xJS , Do ; dark rug , hardware , ii OILS 150 prime while , fWci 150 water whllo , IIMC ! honilllKlit , 1.V ; , 74nasollno. llc. ! { Oil ciins-1 Kal , K5.00O3.2J ! ' 2 gul , I3.75l.b0 ! 5 gul , t3 50 ® 15.10. TEAS .Tauan , hankot.nred , 2055o ; sundrlcd , 20l5o : urt'on. 20Vo ) ; gutipoiudor , 20O50C ! KiiKllsh urenkfnst , 3 > ii75o | younir Hyson , 20 ® 50ei Ooloiiit. 23Q45o ; 2-lb iiackueedust , 15c. AXI.K OHEAHE 1'orj gross Fra/lor'a lnro ( tlnsWiOi ! ( medium tins , $ ! 7.00i small , $15,00j oLIier makes , wood , WOUtWIii. IIUCKINO lldoz Innox , 30T3c ! ladles' shoo drexilni ; . 45ctl.OO ; steve pollslr , per gross , I2.ixxa5.ft0. ULUKiNO-Llquld. 4ori 3 doz In box , OOc&tUS ; 8 oz , 3 doz hi bov , 31 UU2.7i dry , binull , 23o ; , 43o' , SI-IUKS Pepper S ntwpore , sKtort , 15incj shot. 22cs ttllsi.Ico.MUp ; cloves , Fonan , ku- lectcd , 17 ® IDo ; casjaClilna. | , 4-lb , mats. Oj ; nutmo a , No. 1 , 75cC mueassor , 05o ; pickling spices , 10-lb bovos , 23b. CitACKKiis Soda , Cat' ' oyster , 5V4o ) cream , 8Ho ! Klnger snaps , g'ir/- ? , . CHOCOLATE , LTD. JSrlb lioxot , 345W5c ; Qer- liian sweet , 222o ; q epa , IWSMOui Ifioino , X'c. COCOANUT 15-11) ciibus. ! i and ! j Ib packages , per Ib. SOBSTo : bulk. 11-lb palls , ! ! 5e. KITIIACTS Lcrnon , 2 oz. McSJJ1.60 ; 4oz. 11.00 < ( U.M ; vttiillln , Soz.tlcCl iSO ; 4 oz , I1.8&OS.SOI Junialoa KliiRur , 4 oz , $ I.K\ BUicnr.s TiirlorluO and : W per box , Jl.CSa 1.70 per press ; sulphur , fiavai-M. lliiusiiES Shoo , per doz , Jl.i25Qi.30 ; daubers , ' . - . ( fl-.OO limn SKEI > Mixed bird , 1-lb nackaues , 5o ; cnnary. 4io ! ; hemp , 4i5o ; nnlso. 15c. OA.NDLKS 40 lb to box , l ici mining. 10 ® I'OUAICO 1'lno out , per II ) , 2offi27o ; pluj ? , 22 e&7hci niuokliig. 22l < 3o ; fancy brunus , WcW 11.50. ' CoFrKE-Orcon lllo KO24oi Java. 27o ; Jlochii , 2Sc. lioastcd Arlosn , 25o ; llunola , 23ai Gorman , SlUoj Dllllnortli's4Vc ; Lion , 23a ; mall pouch. S5c ; Cordovln , 25u ) Moclm , 3lo [ O , O. Java , 20e. Colfi'o Ksseuco-JJ gio. hoxes. l.aiai.SO | chicory. JjiStMSc. OANWV Mixed , : to lh palm. SHi-iflMc ! stick , 8K"I twist stick , lc ; rreiiehinlxed , 13iic : liour- h on IK ! fitlclc , eu ; ( ; Jfir and OHMI candles. Sib boxes , ] 521c ; extra line goods , 63TcG5o. Wooi > KNWAUB I'erdoi-Tuhs , No. 1 , ? fl.35j No. i , * 7.i5i : No. 8 , $ < Utf ; keelor. oak imln , 8-ln , best , SI.Mi whllo cciiar. 4-ln , best , tl.'JSi pulls , ! l-hoop , oak E ruluoU , 11.75i 2-hoop , ll.Wj syrup , Jl.fiS ; ilowoll , 11.761 paper , inctul hoops , liBO ; cedar. 3br < m lioopi , No. 1 , allrixl , $ ,1.X ! ) ; cedar , 3 truss lioojn , No. 2 rod , $ -VtO | cedar. 3braai hoops , No. 1 striped , ( VOOl cednr , U brass lioopo , No. 2 striped , M.flO ) lior c , oxlra hcnvy , No. 1,12.75 ; ell buckoti.Kl.S3. lluttorwaro Tubs , nsh , 3 In , per nust , 70c | mli.Sln. Shriio fllro. i > or io < t,4 , * > u | butter Indies , Imrd wood , 70cj butter iiadtHesorsiiade.i , rOi % . Wailiboniiii -Sinslo , $1 40 2.00 ! double , 5'.5X } ! 3.2J , OlotUos- iltiH AErostbo\c . 6oc , iMoiA8REs-K l > bls N.O. fnney , per Rnl , 40 ® 41 < - | oholrc , 4WB 5ogool | ( , ! ® Jici ) Cuba. bnklnK , 2./'tOcbluflkstrap ! , ItuJSSu ; syrup , 70 Rrado , hbls , 2CC ! y libl. sfei 4 gnl kegs , tl.SI ! 2 gul kits , CiC. CiC.Sl'OAit Sl'OAit Griuiululod , B'sCt cube , OVot cwt loiif. 7'soi powtlctcd , standard , O'tci AXXX iiowclorctl , 7'e ' ( ! yellow O. fa ! cnimry. 6Vio ; light oxtr.iO,5\t < B8c ! confootloaers , A , oyc. OIIKF.XK r , C , twin Hals , per Ib llcl V , O. Jnntin Anu-r cut ) , lUioi doniestlo Swiss , 15 Oi brick. 14o ; IMiini , In roll , each Jl.OO. VtNEOAH Apple elder , 10odottblocldcr,12ct ; , w ilto wlno. lie : triple HtroiiKth , loo. PTAIICII I'erllc5i8o. I'ICKI.KS Medium. bblsJS.OOs small. 110.00 ; gherkins. $11.00 ; llnUoti mixer. $12.00. nice-Java , Go ; choice , Go ; fancy , Oc ; head , uruEit-Pcrbbl , refined , ! O.M | hnlf bbl , H50 ; hard cider , pure , per bbl , M.OOi ornniio elder , half bbl , r < U > U ! pear older , halt bbl , (0.50. DltlKl ) FituiTS Turkish prunes , less than hlidt , 189 ° , 8 0 ; nnnlcs. urnpuratctl , now ring choice , IHioi nprlcnti. fanoy , In sucks. hliiukberrlt's , now , 9c ; r.tHpberrlos , 25 Ibs to box , ; t-'ei uiirruatsnew , Mic ; Votl zl currants , intra , In bores , 0 ! < o ; peaches. Cala. , choice , 17 ! o ; C'allfor.ila dried crapes. In biiRs , 5ye ; dciullcss Sultanas , Racks , lOSiu : nitiMcatels , ! * ! ie ; now Valcuolii.Hc ; Ond urn lajer , Oul ll n , nyers , 142Jc : citron. Lughorn. I'Oo ; lemon jicel , 15e. Uoi'lKK Green Hlo. 2224c ; Java , 2Tc ; Moclm , 29c. Uoiistolv Arlosn , r.-'c" Itunoln , " ' < e ; ( Jcinian.-'nic ; IJlllworth's , 24Sc ; Uon , 2'ic ; Mull I'oiii'li , i'lf ; Cordovla , 2. " > c : Moolui , 3k' ! O. O. .lava. 2.le. Coflou Kssenco S bcs , Jl.ur : > ® l,5l ( : clilcnry , 7HiiWio , Wnon NWAnu I'erdorcn Tubs No. If7.35 ; o. 2 , fcii3 ; ; No. : t , J,5r : : kcolor. eakiraln,5-ln , best , $ l'iO ; lilt cedar , 4-ln , best. } l.2. " > ; palls , 'l-noop , oakamltioil , tl.7. ' > ; hooj ) , $ IV ) ; nyrtip , JI.Ki ; ( hnvcll , | 1.7S | paper , metal hoop , W5o ; cedar , II brass lioops , No. 1 , all red , * : ) 50 ; cedar , 3 brass hoops , No. i ! red , JJ.OO | cedar , 3 brass hoops , No. 1 striped , J. > .00 | ccdarj : brass hoops , No. 2 Htrlpcd. t4.f.O ! horse , extra heavy , No. 1 , JJ.75 ; veil buckets. JX25. Uuttorwaro Tubs , ash , 3-Inch , per iiust , 70oi iish , 2-inch , slzo , per nest,45o ; butter ladles , hardwood , 7ics ) buttiT paddles or spados,7Je. Washboaids -Single , Jl.40ffiJ.00 : double , * 2.M < a.23. : ) Clothos- plns 5 gross boxes , ( Oo. LETTUCE Choice stock , 4."o. SWIIKT l'OTATOis-Tho supply on the market Is not liu o . .ml consists of Iowa and Kansas stoulc pnnulp illy. Quotations , $3.f > c(3l.r ( > 0. ONIU.NS OllerliiBS not IUIKO und demand ( air at II. 50 per bu. for homo grown stock. bpanlsb , $1.U ) pur crate. IlKANs Choice navy , } i75 ; medium , t..CO ; lliuiuaihui , t.,40. Ur.ijKitv Cliolue stoc-k , 3545c , ItUTAiioASbomo uholco Michigan stock la billltiKat G. > otor bushel. 1'AttsLKV liosh stock.Wc. I'KHSNIl'H ' 1'CP 1)1)1. ) ) J2.50 , II KETS-1'cr bushel , 81 85. POTATOES In spite of reports that homegrown grown potatoes \\oro > ery scareo It \ \ < ml < l socin that quite a goud many aru behiK held In dlirercnt places. A. dealer claims to hnvu been ollered round lots of ( rood stock at 8.V3 OOu. In a small way from the stern much hot ter prices uro bcini ; obtained. Colorado pota toes uio quoted at jl. 10141.20. OMIIIAHK The llrst shipment of California cahbao ; has arrived and Is selling at 3o uer Ib. The local supply of eastern cubbuuu has run low nnd from now on dealers will likely look largely to California for supplies. Frcsli I'lHl ) . Lake Silver hcrrlnp , Cc ; perch , round , fc ; perch , dressed and scaled. Wo ; pickled , imind , be ; steak trout , 8o | trout , choice. DC ; perfect \\liltolish.fiL' ! pike , round , Oc ; stripped bass , lie : ciopple,13u ; black bass , Ific. Sea Cod. market , be : haddock , He ; smelts , lOc : lloutid- ers , 13c : rod snanpcr , 14c ; blue llsh , 'JUo ; h > ll- biit , 17c : lobsters , 18c ; eels , ISo : Columbia rl\er salmon , Ibo ; maukerol , InrRu , each , Wo ; shrimps , per gal , ifl.53 ; scallops , per gal , $1.00. Country 1'rotluoc. OAMK The only kind of gaino coming Is rabbit" , the demiind for which Is not largo. The local trade will take them if prices lire low enough to make It some object , but other wise they are hard stock to mo\o freely. They will buy cotton tails oulto icadlly at 75oper doz. buthc'sltato when Hcoines to piyliiRtl.OO. In the same way juckscan bo sold without much dlllli'tilty ut JJ.OO , but they will not take many ill fc.50 ! , HuTrai liliht Rood country butter Is far from bolnit plenty nnd pricCsaro linn. The speculators are paying 10@12oand occasionally MoforsomethltiK extra , Solosted rolls Rood cnouRh for the local retail trudo bring U17o. C'roamery butter , 2Je. Eaos Tliotnnrlcot Is weak and thomajorltv of tboecgs nioselllnu atl'o , w.th some- round lots Hclllnp ut IGCv 1'ouLTltv The receipts are quite largo and there Is not much simp to the trade. Dicsscd chlokens , itclmlco , brlnz 7 < 3 ° c , whllo largo and coarse stock sells down to Go. Turkeys bring I Mi lie. Ooesoand ducks ate very plenty and oc Is about thooutsldo prlco obtafuablo. Fresh Fruits. APPLES Good stock Is firm , and such varie ties a ? Hen Davis and \Ylnosaps are hold at MO ) . The stocks on hand are small and kccp- IIIR poorly. Iho loss from poor keeping has boon heavy during the season. QUINCES There uro still a few quinces on the market which are offered all the way from JOe per bo < c. In round lots , up to $1.00 per box. box.OIIANOES California fruit Isluatcommcno- Ing to art I vo. Ono car li already In and there will bo several morn In Iho course of the next week orton days. Tliociop Is reported larRO and the stock line , and reasonable prices may bo anticipated. Riversides are quoted nt M.OO and Navels nt $3.51. Tlio supply of Florida oranges Is not huge ami the markut Is not > ory strons. Ilrlj'iit.'s are nnotcd at K7.-X3400 and russets fl..rC'l.'ir > . 'Ihuro are quite a few Mexican oranges on the market wnlcli are good sellers , They nro now beliiK rccolvcd from tlio west coast of Mexico , south of California , and the stock Is very bright and of good flavor. They are good koooors nnd are growing In popularity. They are quoted ut $ J.503.75. 1'HAits Sumo choice winter Kollls nro still on the market and are ollored at ! 1.00 ® . ! 50. KiiRtor lluurro , another variety , uro held at } . ' . .V ) . TOMATOKS California tomatoes are on the market , but a good many of tlir llrsl shipment arrived In poor condition. Good stock Is worth J1.50 < a200 porSO-lbbox. _ Drugs. Quinine , per oz , I' . & W. , 42c : Gorman. 27c ; indigo , per lb,75o : Insect powder. 21o : opium , t.Wi ; morphine , per oz , 8J.55 ; lines , per Ihi0c : ; glycerine. 17Hc ; iloxtrlne , lOc ; cuttlcbono , IlSc ; cream tartar , pure , 32c ; comtiiprclul , 18c : cam phor , Me : am , curb , 14c : blue vitriol , 5JJc : car- hello ncld. 2730c ; citric , 4b5io ; tartaric,3'.Ka 4-'o : sulphuilc , per Ib , 2e : spoim oil , 11.10 ; lur- peatlae , 4Uo ; Toslia bean. * .152.i5 : balsam tolu. 41il4.r ( > ; calomo ! , ( J-c5i3l.n2 : cantharldcs , f.tlXiC.'ii.cassia ( : buds , W < t oi chloroform , 57 © OJo : orKOt,47ffi52c ; gum arable , 55oSl,0. > ; lyco- pouluin , 4853o ; niorotiry , 80 : biilphur , sl'io ; alum , ii c : copperas , liic ; cpsnm salt , l ? c ; plauber salt , Hie ; aiitlpyrlne , 81.1 ! ) per 07. ; unlstol. tl.80 per oz : nnllkama , ifl.OJ per oz ; ciyst , strychlna. (1.05l,15perollcorlcoroot ; , per Ib , Ibc ; oil cassia , $1.30 peril ) ; oil cloves , $1.25 $ per Ib ; nil anslo.'W : oil lemon , $ ! . ( ! . > ! oil horgamont , W.25 per 11) : balsam conubla.Glc per Ib : bub. nit. bismuth , $2.00 pcrlb ; iodide potas sium. $ J750er ll > ; bromide potassium. IWo per Hi ; ballcyllo acid , tl.35 par Ib ; beuzolu ncld , ( So per Ib. CHRISTIE LATHROP Commission Co. 309 anil 311 South Ktlh Street , F.rst Nntloiial Bank Btilliliiif , ' . Grain , Provisions , Stocks & Bonds , Orrtcis executed for the ptirclinsoor snlo for liiuiiodliito or future clollvury In till tlio luuil- InK inarkots. H'/rc. / fct , Louis . D.U. Pranels fcllro MONTANA , AS A PLAGE TOJNVEST MONEY. Tlia enormoas amount of funJi Invettcd br the rltlionB of llcluria In rutnlnv untiriirt eiliilurc < l by the abnormally lawn pruilta BrUlim therefrom leaves open for Kaatcrn capital oxrurillotml oppor * tnnltlos In real mtatu uml bulldlntf invustmentB , which , whlloat ) 'luUly afo , yleldlncoinosrnnKlnR from fifteen to fifty | > or c-cnt. annually , itcnl Ksluto UconBtaiitlrontlioadVHiicolnvKliiOBS tlio nnult of an outimtof wculOi uucquullca In tha history of Kaitern 'incomes lined upon S ami 0 per cent. In vestments may Uo hnvoljrauKinontod without rlfk , by 8bUtlri Uiu prlncljiul to u locality offering nldor cipportunitlci. A. trtolt to IhlcnawttldemontitrateUittrufhofUiit etattment atul convert the most IncreciutoM. 1'or full Information , address. LQPHELP3Sco'y Citizens Committee , Helena , Montina. OMAHA DIRECTORY. BILLIABDS. BOXES. The Bnmswick-Balke JohnL , Wilkie , Qollemlor Oo. Bltllira rorrchanillie , Om linpaper bor factorri R loonfliturtJ 131T-1JI3 Dourfl.ii. 40T. 409 8 10th ilr ot , Omaha. Orilcrs pronipllj nllel BOOK DI1TDBR8 & STATIONERS. Omaha Eopublican Printing Oo. , Lnw brlafi , bank iuppllc < , anil OTCfJthlnj In th prlnllnu line. IQthand llouglai itrootl. Ackormann Bros , k Holntze , Printer * , tlndon , clectrotrpen , blank book manu facturers , IlldllorrnrJ ttroet , Omihit. DO6TS AND 8HOH3. Oharles A , Ooe & Oo , , Kirkondull , Jones & 0o , Mnnufncturers nnj job * Wlioloialo Manufacture bcrs. Auonti Mr lloiton llub- UrHliool'o. , HIM. HOI , 1100 Howard itroct. andlllWllnrnojrSt. Williams , Van Aor- W. V. Morse & Oo , , nnm & Haito , Blion Fuclorr , Corner Uth 1112 Ilorncr 'treat , anil Doujlin its , Om . lin Merrhttnli Invited Otnaha , Neb , tocill mil examine. BUTOHBKS1 SUPPLIES. Louis Hellor , Butchers' and I'acken' Tools ABuppllei. Iloer , . 1118-lllSJackJOn HI. OABRIAOBS , BUQGIB3 , ETC. OABPET3. CLOTHING. Omaha Oarpot Oo. , Oilmoro & Buhl Carpets , oil cloths , rnnt * Manufncturom S , Wholo- ttnm , curtain KOO Js.oto. pnlo Clothiers , 1611 DoiiBlfis ntrost. HOBllnrneySt. OICrABS. West & Friteoher , Doan , Armstrong & SInnufnctvrcrs flnectunrs Oo. , jobbers of icnf tobaccos. MJ N. 15th Itroat 1011 Fnrimm street. COAL , OOKB , BTO. Omaha Goal , Ooka and Ooutaat& Squires , Lima Oo. IJatd and soft coal hl | > . Hard anil soft noil. S. H. Cor. 16th nnd Doug 1303 Farnnrn root , las itrootj. Cranlj * Hulbert & Blum , Harmon tfc Vooth , OhloIump.Hock . Springs , Acme lump , E gl lump , KicclslorValnnttilock , \VnlnntDlockanilAn. icrccnuil nut , anthracite , thraclto coal. iulhln2. : steam. Onicu21IB. lithsU Ottce 119N. Hth street American Fuel Oo. P.H. Mahoney&Oj. Shippers nnd dcilors In ' IlarU-C'onl-Soft. nnllirnclto and bitu ' minous coal. Ortlrcs 81,1 N' . loth and oor. ! 15 s. Uth strcot. 10th and Diugln st ! . Nebraska Fuel Oo. , Howell & Oo. , > 13S. 13th strojt , H7 8. 1Kb street , Omaha , Neb. Omiha , Neb. J. X Johnson 4 Oo , , Johnson Bros. , 113 S. I3th street , (14 Fnrnam slroot , Omaha , Neb , Omaha , Neb. Mount 4 Griffin , O.B. Havens & Oo , , 113 S. Uth treat , 1(02 Barnaul street , Omaha , Nob. Omaha. OORNIOB. Hugh Q. Olark. Cent \Vc tern Agent . Dupont'i Bportlnjt ( lun-1 ponder , AtlH lilboii'lo-l ' tTdlllnitlnK cap , fu ol lilt llaruojr ilroot. HA.BDWARB. Eeotor&WilhelmyOo Loo-Olark - Androcsoa Hardware Oo. Cor. lOth aad Jacksou iti , 1103-1110 llnrne ; strogt , Omaha Nlit. Fred , Gmy , Loula Bradford , Mme , Cornent. Kto. , Kto Lumber , lime , oomanttt4 Cor. Oth iiml Dou > laf. MILLHTBRY AND NOTIONS. 0. A. StonoWl , I. Ohorfelder & Oa. Mllllncrr , Notions Importers ana Jobberi la Uloki , Kt3 Mllllnorr. 208,110 , and : n South Iltb 110-113 S. 16th St. , Omnhl ( treot. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS , HTO. Max Mayor k Bro. Oo , A. HoapoJr. , , M'f'ttlowclcrs , dealers In Planoi , Ouani , Artliti" musical Instrument * , etc , MatortaU , Ito. , Farnnm and 16th. 1M1 UonglKJi 8tro t. OILS. Oonsolidatod Tank Line Oo. Itennoil and Inbrlcntlnc oils , axle Kronia , ota A. II lllabap , Jtnnaiter. OYBTBE3. A. Booth Packing Oo , , Plntt & Oo. , "Tljer brand , " titin 07- Oyntcrs , n h nnd canned . tors , KOOllS. Omaha branch , 1508 I.entenworth. 8 nn.l ( atl. Uoirivrd. PAPER. | PLATINGK Carpenter Paper Oo. , Western Plating Wki Carrjr a full jtock of Gold , sllrer and Dlol l plating on all moUI ) , and printing , wrapping cto.riilatoi tnblowart , , | wrltlne paper , card pa Poltshlnnbr&ss cohat ) * per , etc. ddllorirork. HUOodji PRODTJOEl. OOMMIB3ION. Eibbol 4 Smith , Schroodar & 0o. , Dealers In conntrrprod- Cash bujen bntteur tml ucc , fruits , Tcgotablos , cms , enl general ooi" ota. mission marchanti , 1207IIo\rordntreat. 4Z3 Boutli IJtE itr ak RUBBER GOODS. ETO. Omaha Rubber Oo. , Manufacturing mil job. bersall klnlj rubber KOO'll. ' 10W Kariuai Htraet. SAFES. SBHD3. A. L. Dcane & Oo. , Emerson Sool Oo , , 8YBUPS. STOVES. Parrell & Oompiny , BafFy-Trowbridgo Wholoalo maafocturari Stova Manufao'gOa ' , syrupi , niolaisetuad vlnojiri , llnnufintur'g itarsi anl HtOTt Pip ) . Z17-210 Boutli 8th ilreot. 1211-1215 TEA , OOFPHE3 , 8PIOH3 , OIGARtJ. Consolidated Coffee Company , UU anl 1419 Itrtrngy at. Ouiaho. Kob. BT-aA.MATSTD "WATER SUPPLIES U. S. Wind Engine & A. L. Strang & Sou , Pump Oo , , IlnllMuy irlail mlllt. tH ) IOOMOOI ami UJU Jonei t I ) . V. Uosi , atln < maniKor. Omaha , Nib. Orauo Company , boltlnj , pncktru , iiinin , plumbing ROIJlU. Karnara utreoU TOYS. TYPE. SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
