Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SATURDAY , JANUARY 24 , 1891.
IIIE SPECDIATIVE MARKETS.
AH Cereals Ondnallj Increase in Strength
luring tlio Hour ,
PROVISIONS IK YESTERDAY'S ' GROOVE ,
Uninnnl Activity Jti AVIioat Hatlom
Touolicd Diirlnn tlio First IMvo
Mliititcn-Corn I.OSOB Its Imlo-
pcndciico Catdo mid Hoga.
CIIICAOO , .Tnn. 2H , [ Ppcclnl Trlcgratn to THE
Ilr.K.1 On 'clianRO attlio opeiilnfi nil ccrents
were nt lower jirlccs , bii In ilrtuor tona Kriiilu-
nlly dcvolopcclnnit nt thn cn < l of thn lioiir
prices were n slmtlo bettor thin at tlio oloso
ycstcrdiiy , 1'rovMlons acted precisely as dur
ing llio llrst hour on Thursday , ' oponlna
tcnily imil tiilflnsr a llttlo drop at once. May
alcitlio first hour wore : Wheat , f io to 9i4c : !
to Wic ! corn , 5lo to 5lSC ! Oat1 , 45' Jc to45' s !
pork.IIO.CO t (10.70) ( ) lard , 81.12 ! , to(0,10 ( | ribs.
I5.27U to W.23.
Tlio day In llio wliont pit was more thnn
usually active. Thotniirket was not. nt all
ono sldcil nml tlio news and trade pretty well
divided butwccn tlio bull and lioar
positions. The market started weal < and
lower with tliohottom prices tnado the llrst tlvo
minutes. There win a recovery of the early
loss the llrit hour. Then after 12 o'clock
there WUH better liull news , or the IradobCR.an
to npprecltito what they hail early In the ( lay ,
and tlio price went tip ,4o further. The notion
for May wnsi OncnltiK utKl.Uo to 01o ! to03io
to WSc to9i3 : cto 9lo ! { toOIUo to 0:1 : 0 to01 ? o ,
the half hour hoforo the close. Tlio heavy
foclhiB early wnH on liberal receipts of 'J81
CiiMln the nortlivfcst. Hocolpti wurp 10 cara
over thu cst It imlo hero , bearish oablos quoting
futures' ! lower ut Liverpool and prospects
of acoiitlnimtlDtiof the favorable weiither.
LaKr In HID day the bull now ? was tnoro
prominent. Closlns cables were ilnn for
spot nml futures and Ud to Ud
up for California spot and futures.
Cables also rirt | > sotiteil the stocks ilpcreaslni ?
and a Rind blrtdlnK for spot and futures.
ncicrliolun wiii limited with a statement that
thocurrciit prlci-s would Insure ajralnst losses
to the buyer. Ni-w York tllspatehcs said " > o
over May \vn.s bid for ClilcaRO No. 2 rod whuut
and rofiifitd. It was also reported Unit 72,000
bushels of wheat were loading at that | ; ort.
The export clearances from Now York and
niiHIiiioroncKrexiitoJ 57'iOJ ' liushcls of wbciit
and 44.0(10 ( iiiicliiiKds of Hour. Now Orleans
cleared 16,009 bushuls of wlioat for Mrorpool
ThoI'rlcoCurrcut Ilsures , Klvin the theoret
ical position ot wheat , ut 5,000,00) bushels left
for export east and 5'KX,000 Inisliels west of the
mountain ? wcru freely circulated. Kecolpts
atlho prltniiry nmrkotswaio nsnln hut llttlo
nioto than the shlpiiienls. Uecelpts , 220,000
bushels ! shlpnionts , 170,000 bushols. ThuOhl
o igo wlicat tnovcniciit wan 210,000 bushels re
ceived ; 41,000 bnshrls shipped , I'urdrlileo's '
attltudo on the mnrliot wiis a little mixed ,
lie sold cills : frcoly lastnlRht and was called
n buyer most of tlio day. If so It was pvoh
ably to cot the bulge nnd encourage , n fresh
period of buying so that ho may sell to bettor
advantages , Ilululilnson and I'.ioll were
buyers of July , llaxter , Ilolniliolz , Wnlkor > t
Co. and inury other geol : houses woru proml-
nonton thohitylnasldu. Thoesthnuto for Sat
urday for tills market wiis but : 3 cars. Atl
o'clock the wheat market was steady with the
price of SIiy held n round 04c. The wheat
inarKct was well supported to the end with
the close for May at die. Jnnimry was quoted
nt tV4u to 67 Xc , to bfiiic to MVJo at tlio closes
July utMiVie to f. . ! ) ' c , to IKIiic lo89 o to the
close. The most of tlio 87.WO bushels tukun
from t he store hoi owtm contract Rtnir ,
Tlnsie wns nlcsM ludnpendout action In con
durliiK the session. During thu onrly part ol
tluuluy It wu a sciilpliiiduarkotwllh the low
est point polntof the d.iy at tlio oponlug as In
wheat. Although cables were Ud lower , the
llrst action of the market Indicated linn-
nets with scalpers Inclined to buy.
At the llrst advance there was solllni ? on
orders from the southwest. This was | ulolcly
absorbed mid as wheat moved no corn fol
lowed. There were but two cis of contract
corn received , with less than l.OJO bushels In-
upecied out of stnro. The action for May wr s :
Opening at tile , sold at Sl o to f > lic ! to 51'io lo
BIJic tofiliio at 1 o'clock , At the etoso It was
conceded that the firmness In the sample
market was the chief support of the specula
tive trade In com , No. S sold early for oash
vt We. Corn sold early by OaylorJ , supposed
to bo forl'urdrldgc , was boiiKht late In the
clay , llartlutt-l'ra/er wcro good buyers on
the buliiii. Oiiniplln bought to cover shorts.
Market closed within Ho of the top in MMe
and lAo up from the oloso yesterday. January
was called 2io } to He under May. February
wns a noted at 48)io ) and 4'Jftc. ' olosln ) ; at 40io ! ;
June the same us May nominally : July ut
61jc ? to WSCe at the clo o.
Oats kept pace with the other grain markets
but had no now features. The opening as
aloiit 'it ; lowr unit the low point of tlio son-
son. May told tit 4 > Uc to 43 ? . ® 4.Vjo nnd closed
' Juit Wo orer last nlpht at 4. > ! J(34.Jic. ( The
early months wore entirely neglected. July
wa < quoted aHOSio and 41Jic. closing at 41Hc.
Thu break helow 110.51 for May pork ruiiio at
lahtand with It a drou In prices of ribs and
lard equally sroat In proportion , For sovi'ral
days pork lias found a lot of outside buylnij
ordorsevuiv time the prlcp has approached
110.5' , ) . There was tin early dip to that prlco
this morning from the opening nt ilO.OO. Then
the usual stop la the nocllno cniiie. Later ,
however , Cudahy and others pressed the soli-
liik'iinil kenton scllliiK until the price \vas \
forced by the tlO.50 mark , when tboro was no
stop to It until the price tniielied fl0.2."i , a
break of Xxs from last night. There was a ro-
covcry to JlO.'ITi at the olosp , when January
and 1-obrunry wrro nominally quoted at $ . " ' > .
Lard sold oin e tofllMUimd closed at $ (1.07 ( > } ;
February , W.07 i March.8'J1' . lllbs broke
oven inoro , Kolng from Ki.2'11 lo f..12i ( , closing
atl.VIS. The sellers In provisions greatly out
numbered the buyers late tn llio day and before
fore the close May pork wasoiriUMo to i 10.27 li !
ribs 12tfo tt > I5c at t3.12SJO.Ylj.
AT CHICAGO.
en. | HlKli. | Low. | Cloan. | Voat'y
VVIIKAT
liar . . . . 01
juir KIM 018'JJ
COItN
May 61 fil'Hi
OATH
May
May. . . , 10 CO 10 U ) I057H 10 3 10 C7M
Hum
May. . . , 62TM 517H & 1TM S ! 7f }
IiAltll
May. . . , OUV4 0 12 > 007M 007 C 1W
l'ItICE9 AT BT. I.OUI3.
COMMOIIITY I Upon. | Ululi. I lair. \ Close. | ViMt'y
WHCAT-
Mar
Jnlj-
CORN Mnr 46M 49 431 <
OATH May , , . .
Notes nml Gi ) slp ,
Tarls cubloi Wlioat slow , flour quiet.
K-itlnmtflcl lioss ut ClilciiKoSaturdtiy , 23,000 ,
Mlnncatiolla rcoulptft , wlient , 249 ; Dulutli , Ul.
Estliunti'd Increase this wcok ut Minneapo
lis lU'.OW.
Bt. Louts receipts , ivhc t. 8,511 ; corn , 20,490 ;
oats , ir > , ou : ,
LTitcst bonrct of trade cables , wheat futures
Mil lilKhor.
I'ardrliljtoon Tlmrsdny covered 0,000,000 ol
tort wlieiit.
Tlio ndvnnco In corn U on tlio llglit car lot :
for Sutiirday ,
The weakness o ( wheat started the aciilpors
tOBolllui ; corn ,
Ht , I-ouls-Shluuicnts , wheat , B.O.'Oi corn
57,000 ! oats , SO.IXIO.
Itccclpts. IIOKS ut six points 22,000 , more tliiu
the Hniuu day Inatyotir ,
Estlnuited for Chicago on Saturdny ; Can
KhuiU ! U ; com l.Vl ; uata HP.
I'oolo boiiuht (100.000 ( liushcls July wtica
quietly totliiy und nmmrcntly wunta more I
lie can buy It projiorly.
A Minneapolis nicssngo fi ! ya that the In
crcnso In wlmut stocks In imbllo houses , thli
week , will bo ll'.WJ ' bushuls.
Hecelpts nt Chloneo-\Vlicat. 2fl.800 | corn
76hOO | nuts , 121.100. Shipments-Wheat , UO.IOj
corn. r.V.IUC ; outs , U5iw.
OhtcnEO rocrlptB : Winter whont 57 ears
Goloruuo li sprlus 28 : mUcd 2 ; corn VU ; oat
JMl. Inspected roKUlur ! Winter wheat :
Colnnulo tioue ] sprlnj ; ID ; nilxcu none ; corn 3
cats 40.
lldiirilV Into cubic wan higher for -wheat
Imtli spot nnd future ! ) , but l < nun- for corn
Tonu lor wheat tlrnii tlcmuuU iirhulpully fo
near iKuiltlous. Corn fttuudy. demand frvcl1
iupiillcd.
Ilrcrlioliiu'scalile : Cargoes on passage nni
for slilpiurnt , whout qnlvt , corn tlriu. Ol
const , wlicat quint , corn tlriu. Murk Lun
corn < iulct and stuiidy , Mour n
anil steudy , Liverpool spot whuut llriuly held
but Is very dull. Futures a furthlug lowci
t'orn 1'unlnr , AVeatlicr now warmer.
Tlio Cliiplniintl Price Current of January :
dayst Tlio thooretli'nl position of wlii'iitliu
piles n total of 75OiWWO o.xportiililo tlitsyru
InclutlliiK excess of pluvious productUin , I )
this builH the situation Jniumry 1 was appro \
lijintuly an follows : Exportah'o ' ynnr Atlnntli
& 3.000KX ( > ! I'Jiolllc O.tXO.CHiO : exported six month !
Atlantic. UOWO,000 , | I'mcllio , 17OCOWXi ) export
lilo .Tnunary 1 , Atlantic. < VWOOOOfl ! Taclflo ,
Zl. , OCO , It 1 not iiiiIIUMy tlmt consldcralilo
wheat product may inovo eastwiird Intodlv
trli.'ts ordinarily supplied by wheat grown
ciutof the Uocky mounlalns.
CommentItiRon the t'tlco Current's firllf-lc
Kcunntt , llnpKlnt & C'o. BIIV ! Wo liavo over
KWO.WJO biiHholn of whont Which mint lju oir- ;
rlrd until iiii\lgutluii opcnt In tlio tprlni anil
th trade don't on re wimt tliu theoretic-iilMtu-
utliiii In. It'HlIke a lawyer's cuticluslve uriiu-
meiit tlmt liliclientcun t liuuiitlii Jail wlicn
lienctuitlly Is there.
! ' . O. l.o tin.t Co. to lion It. Itrjrnn Whf.tt
on lowur cables opennd nt the loweit prlco of
thcilayIf.l.'K. Tlie trading wa < i Unlit until
tlio IlKurex nf thu riiii'lnnutl 1'rlco Current
hliowlnn n stirpliHot V8.0uOXiO ( Imsliulsiivull-
nble fdr e.xpnrt from Atluiillo ports and tliu
I'ui'llle coast , The iluiniiiul fur red winter
Wheat Is Rood hero anil at nil entitem nnd In *
torlor | xint < * . The hcntlnient here forsoiuo
tl nio Inn been In fnvorof lower ( irluvs , TliU
him chunked nnd tnoru coulldciicu li full In nit
Iniprovciiiunt In thn nunr futiiro. Speculation ,
howavcr , IslUlitnnd wo reuulro more of It to
establish much udvunco. Uo rx-cl im wo illd
yi'Stordav , that for tlio present It Is safe to
liny on nil weak tmirkuK Corn Lrndo \ llglit.
It advanced 'J of accnton small receipts f. r
tomorrow , \vn thlntc the jirlco Is too high.
Oeui.'ral llituldiitlon In provision" , pirtlcu-
larly In pork und tlbs. llo receipts voiitliuiu
heavy ,
Ketinett , Hopkins A : Co. to Olirlntln-I.utlirop
Coin. Co. Whuut heavy ! cnvnrlnt liy shorn
und a bullish artlclu In the Cincinnati 1'rieu
Currunt which claims thorn nro but fioo3ow
biiiliols left for export east of the Kocky
.Mountains nro responsible for today's ( Inn-
ness. His easy tollKiiri ! out a shortaxis but
theories count for llttlo In tho/nco of heavy
stocks hero , and the prolmlirilty that they
will not bo materially reduced buforo thu
opouliiK of navigation. The trade In too nar
row to Riiccosslully carry this load with a
powerful boar ollquo continually ImtiiMiurln ; ;
iirlcos down. The m-irliot elosod rather firm ,
but with no encouragement to go lontf fur
inorj thnn a small turn. There was u very
Il 'l't ' trudu In corn until tins latter part of thu
Bcsslon , when , on lUht estimates for lomor-
row'a car lots unl : the strength In wheat , thcio
wastcood biiyhiK. csprclnlly liy I'nrdrldso and
llncon. Thu innrkot bids fair to 1)0 ) nar
row and professional until stocks In
crease. Thu expected break In provis
ions cnnio tii-ny : with heavy liquidation.
A very liir oquantity of pork was wanted nt
$10.50 for May , which held iirlces for two or
throe days , That was satisfied tolay nud the
market broUo rapidly tnflO.'i'i , milled some-
ivliut and closed easy. While the IIOK supply
con tin lies so liberal with the piescnt ll'-flit
shlptnuiits of prodiiut , wo think thu course of
the innrkot lausl still Iw downward.
McCorinluk > V Co. to F. 0. Hwartz k Oo.
Wheat opoued Itnver. but the broik seemed to
bo caused moro by the Impetus of yesterday's
decllno than by any bearish news. Kurly
cables quoted l.lvcriool | quiet , with futures
Ud lower , but spot was firm und later udvlcos
noled an advaucu ofd ' , Tlio toner of the
home IICWH was decidedly bullish. The ostl-
iniito of thu Cincinnati IVIco Uurrent wna that
east of the loclilowo ( have loft from tills
yoiir'ft crop only 5OuoKX ( ) bushels for crfjiort
abovu our own tii'eds. Cloiranccs sliowca up
lurco from Now Yorlc und Iliiltimofo , bclnz
4l.oou pai'kasros of Hour and r > 7OW btislioUnf
wnoat , and Now York reported 75,000 bushels
loading for export on now Hales. Thcso
bull feature ! ) unused cmxl btiyln1- and nn ad
vance of lo from the bottom , marketclosInR
firm nt about top prices. Corn showed firm
ness outside of lUnyinpntliywith the stronRth
In wheat. Esthuatod receipts for tomorrow
were not Inrse , whluh caused free bitylnti by
shorts. Hears look only at our small local
Blocks mid seem oblivious to tlio country ac
cumulation wh'oh wo bollovo exists In farm
ers' ImmlH , Thu market will bo all the woaltcr
when these Invisible stocks ooino out. 1'ro-
vlslons were very active nnd xvcak at aliout
$10.50. There ( teuined to be enormous orders
Lo buy May pork , but when those were filled
tlio decline toHi.2i wns rapid. Stocks ar < so
larco thtit with the present heavy receipts oJ
hojrs It will lie difficult to prevent a further
decline.
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'
CIIIVA O I , irJES TO UK.
CnicAno , .Ian. 21 [ Special Telegram to Tnn
IJEn.l OATTI.I : lluslness wat. fair anil prices
only steady at the decllno of 2ot' , previously
noted. Ono of the bis exporting firms 1ms
been out of the market for the past two days
and Itsabsonco Is keenly foil b.v the salesmen
who hnndle big fat cattle , as the firm buys
from 50 to 75 carloads of that class of stock
when at work , Althoueb , as previously state 1 ,
the run In Chicago Is considerably below last
week , there are plenty of cattle In slcht clse-
whoro. Cow stock continues plentiful and
continues to soil at low wutor for common nnd
cunnlru grades ; < m the cither hand , fat dry
cows and Rood li elfers arc rathet scarce and
jclllni ; at HtronKoi * prices than last week.
The stocker trade shows no particular change.
Thn top prices were Sl.T.va.'Wi for prime to n-
tr.i export.steers ! others , $ I.OJf6l.5'J ' ; medium.
: i..ri'LS7.i ! ; common. $ X10J.r > 0 ! Oows.fl.OO ®
_ .8Ti ; Dlockers , a..l02.TO. !
lions Thorn was a llttlo spurt of activity
nt the opiMilin iind a few ssilcs curly showed a
slight advance , but the HtreiiKth was of short
duration ami. If thoio was any advance , thu
same was lost before t o'clock und the general
inarwcl closed weak and lower , especially In
the northwestern division. Uouuli and com
mon luiiv bociuolcd at S'tIdit'l.fair ! ! to ( rood
tnlxed mid packers , $ : i.50ii.1.5r > ; pi'lmi ? henrx'
and buteliBrwislzhts , S3.003J.05 ; light , 13,533
aft ) ; pigs. 12,75UO. :
STOCKS AXO UOXDS.
NBwYoiiK , Jan. 2a. [ Special Tolejr.ant to
THE HEI : . ] STOCKS. The outlook for either
activity or strength In the steak market was
very poor at the opening. ChlouKO Qns opened
off ! S , but at mice turned up a point on some
covering. The list generally was steady , with
no London business. Before tlio end of the
hour bettor activity dovolopoJ In Richmond
& West 1'olnt. St. Paul , Chicago Gas , Atohlsou
And ether grantors. Thla activity , huwevor ,
was accomplished at the expense of quota-
t'lons , and losses of laro fractions were sus
tained In all the loading stocks. Ohlc.uo Gas
was 11 noted exception to this rule , liowover ,
and In the early dealings It rose IJJ pur cent
after upunn ! down IS. This Improve
ment wus nftcnvard nearly nil lost ,
the stock Kolns back to about last night's
prices. IturllnRlon St Qulncy lost 7 > , Union
I'aolllu ? 4 , and others smaller fractions. The
general list , us usual , was extremely dull and
uulntcrostliiK. lluetiuitlor.s belnp ; scarcely
liercoptlblo and ilcalliiK- ; entirely without ,
feature of any Ulud. Toward llio end of the
hour the activity dlsnimoiirud f torn the load
ers and ut 12 o'clock tlio inaikot wns dull and
remained so up to noon , What , llttlo cluuiKO
oooiirrod bcfoi-o 1 o'clocl\vns Inthushapo of
a slight recovery , but the trade unvouox ) -
pcctuthms of anything but a slim featureless
trade. There was a , continuation of the raid
against Ohlcaso Oils today and the price
closed "Vt pnr cent off ut10 after solllim
Bliphtlv iinui'i'tlmt llu'iiro. There was a heavi
ness nil through thu list , with qulto sharp
declines In several western stocks , llurlhw-
tonlcistl toJ S ; Missouri 1'ticlllc , 14 ! toM ;
St. Paul , Ito K i : Kock Island , Tito Cll'i ;
Atchlson , Norlhwentcni and Union I'uolllet
each or less. Silver wns llrmorat 10-1 , Money
was easy , The public Is npt In stocks and thu
professionals find the market houvy. The
sales reached irAM" shares ,
The followiiK were the oloslns quotations :
MONEV On call , easy ; closed offered ut :
percent.
1'itiMK MF.iiCANTir.B PAVEII OftS percent.
STEHMNO KxcilAHflB Quiet , caslorj sl.Uy
day bills , H8I ; domund , W.80J , .
XBW route STOCKS.
Blocks. | Upon. | llliih. I Low. I Close. | VcH' :
\V. A U K. . .
Hocking Vnl S7 il 27
Manbutlnn . 101 1IMJ.
Walinih pfil 111sow It ) .la
sow ' < .law'
Cun.iila So. w'
I'nclllo Mull. ai 31
Ijiko Shore , lu ; 1H77S 107
7S ! ( 17 ?
l.oiul Truit ,
tJ.O.0. Ci )
Nurlhweat'n 105 > | lOil
Mo. I'M tit Cl
Union 1'nr. , 419) )
.V. I'ac. pfil. 71
N. 1'nr. com.
a , II. A. Q. . . IW
llork Inlanil fl'.1 ' ! ! *
HI. Taul i
H. I'uul | id ,
West , Union TW (
1) . , U AV. . . 157IJ
Himnr Trusl 71 17)4 ) 78
Am.Suit.tlt , *
Jeritfy Cont. ll.ly > 113) )
Now Knul'O. y * : w
lUcli.Ti'rm'l 11 i " ) j 177
Atohlion. . . . au
CMcn < < o Oitl 42) )
Itontllnk" S21i
I if I A llud ,
1'ulluian. , . , , 1SU is ;
No. Am 10 10 MI liU li'J '
10W
10W
Midi. Cout. . W W us w IB
flWor 101 101 1K)3
111. Cent. . . ,
\Vli.Cont. . .
Mor. Cent. ,
A.O. 1)11. ) , , ,
Toini li l.V
Teiin.C. .VI.
Wall Street.
W. 0\vnno | sold l.OOfl Onlcaco Oas.
Now Vork excliaiiKO utCltlca'otUa { discount
J , 8. Jniucs sold 1,000 KUS. liuylag all seat
turlnir.
Hook I aland ( rulplit uarnluitti nro showing
vmall lucreaso. Tula , lu the f ace of dull but
lnc < , Is considered good I Increases , however ,
very small ,
P. O. Iloitman ioldl.rX ) } Chicago , llurllngton
AcQulnoy nt'4.
Karnlnzs of thu Denver & Hlo Grande third
Week of Jiiuuitry Increased t .OJO.
Hy cable ! Uoffod market Ilnn ! January If
lilzfior , all other * Uf higher. Mo , receipt.1 * ,
BWK ) bas ; Santos , O.IXX ) .
Itarncs llrothors liniuht MO Chicago Oas
trust , llaoou , ( JHinbs ( A ; Culm sold. N. I/ ,
llurton bought about 1,003 Richmond Ter
minal , ,
Ivan nctt , Hopkins .V Co. to Qhrlstlo-LaHirop
Com. Co. The stock market today wn * . so far
nsRuiturttlclulliuMs , n ropotlllon of tlmt of
yesterday , but n fooling of unc'ashiess on the
part of owner * of stoek hus been moro np-
p.irent. Tlio rallies have boon smaller nnd
lower and quotation * hnvo been maduon ouch
micqerdlng doc ! I lie , The market shows suns
of fatigue. Thu expected boom docs not ma-
torallro and Its delay la causing
restlesiiio.ss unions bulls. Hears , how
ever , aru not nicercailvo and melt-
line uwnv of prices Is ciuo to
scarcity of buyers. Their well circulated
points boforonpuiiltrj this inornliu by Louts-
vlllo vt.Nnshvlllo mid ItlcliiiiondTerinlii.it the
former boc'Hiiso It would bo quoted ox-dIvl-
ilenil and looked ebeap and the latter on the
.viirn nboiit Uould having bought a larno
enough block of the stock to control thu com-
p.iny. 1'robably somobuyltiK wtmstlmulalod
liy these ulTottH. lint Louisville k Nnsbvlllo
finally closed nearly 2 points lower than
lust nlRht nml Itlohimmd Terminal
on denial of the story referred to
innro than loit Its early nilvniico.
The ( Icollnu In I.oulsvlllo , t .Nns'ivlllo ' IH ut-
trlljuted to the iiassaKuof the election bill In
cousruas for the want of a hotter oxuuso.
Blocks of wi-stum roads luok tired , Chlcazo ,
IliirlliiRton itQuliicy notlopiibly weak. Tlio
< ortlierii I'nulilusliava yielded with the gen
eral market but very rrltmlnnUy , tlio band-
sotno o.irnl > i's reported by thu company are
llndlnt ; mnny friends for the stocks. l.lqulli- ( :
tlon by the Gull clique In Chicago Gua has nl-
reruly UotiresHCd the prleo nearly n per cent
today , Stocks clnsecl heavy nt the lowest
prices of tlio day. In fact the whole market
wns liu.-ivy at the closo. Money has becneaay.
Total silos IGI.UI'J.
New YOHK , Jnn. 21. [ Special .Tolesram to
Tm : ItEK. ] The followlns are tlio mining
stool ; ijuotatlous :
tnndor 100 Moxlcitn IIW
Aspen nxi OntnrU ) H ! W
Hnvneol'on 25 ( ) | > hlr 1285
llulo & Norcross. . , , lift Ktandnrd . 1HA
Iluinestnko B' ' . " > UnlonCon 160
Ilornijllrcr 2S5
Tlio ColToo > Iitfvot. )
Nnw YOHK , Jan. 2a. [ Special Telegram to
Tun llEK. ] COFI-EI : Options opened steady ,
10points down to 10 points up. Closed steady
10down to 10 up. Sales : 41,003 bass. Including
January , tl7.OOffll7.OJi February. $1G.53QIO.OO !
Jiuroli. J16.SOiaM.2.V April , 813.03J May , Il.-i.rj5 ®
15.70s July , JI3.iOl."i.3j : ! Attzust. J13.10 : Septem
ber , 411.00 : December , iu.83 ; spot Hlo fair ; fair
cargoes , $ l'J.03j No. 7 , J17..rD.
if.lHKET.
OmoAno , Jan. 23. Oleo Wheat Steady
cash. 6S..io ; Muy.Olo : July , 837.'e.
Corn Steady ; cush.JOo : MaySiyCWt e.
Data Sloudyj ctish , 43i"c ; Muy , 45Ji@45 ? c.-
Uye-71e.
Ilnrloy 73o.
Tlmothy-l.2H.
Wiiisky ti.l4.
I'ork-Stcudyj eush. J9.B7M ! May.JIO.M.
I.tird Steady : cash , { 5.0V May. $ i.07i. ! !
Short Klhs-Stondy : cash.fl.bO ! May , tf.ll { .
Klour VnclmiiRud ; winter patents , $1.50
ftl.Sil ; spring patents , fl.10Sl.SO ; bakers' ,
W.30SM.73.
Itulk Jloats Shoulders , I'i.lOUj.Iji short
cliiir.a. " > .0KM.10 ( ( : short ribs. $1.75.
liuttor Unclmiigotlicroumiry.lG6c ! ; dairy.
( Jliooso Unclinmrcdj full cream ehoddars ,
O'iWJ e ! Huts. 0i10c ! ! Youus Americas , 103
104c. !
KKRS Firmer : fresh , 2l < 2.Ic.
Hides Unchanged : lluht and heavy ereen
salted , fiU3'/o ' ; Kroen. 4U < 9i'ici ' suited bull.
4ic ! ! Rrocn salted oalf. 80 ; dry flint , 80 : salt
bull , GjJ'o ; dry calf , saOe : deacons , uucli , 33u.
Tnllow UnuhiiiiRecl ; No. 1 , solid packed ,
3&u ; No. 2,3c ; uake , 4o. *
Receipts. Shipments.
1'lour , bbls 13,000 12,003
Wheat , bu 21,030 30,000
Corn , bu 77,000 121,000
Oats , bu 121,000 140,030
NEW YOHK , Jnn. 2a Wheat Uccolpts , 15COo
bushels ; exports , ffi.800 bushels ! spot shade
higher ! No. a rod , Jl.n.Mi In elevator ! tl.txftf
Ol.iJD'i allout ; SI.Or.isQi.7 f. o. h. ; options
closed strong ; No. S rod .limitary $1.047 > .
Corn Itecclpts,20,000 bushels ! exports , 45.HOO
bushels ; spot stronger ! No. 2 , 0101aC ! In ele
vator ; ( i2l'J)5c ( ) nllout ! iiiiKnulod mixed , BO',4 ' ®
KJioioptlons strong ; Jiinuary ol&slni : ut 61Hc ,
Outs lloeolpts. 51,010 bushels ! exports , 400
bushels ; spot higher ; No. 2 white , Ki } < & > -\ic :
white western , & 0a" > 'io ; inlxod western , fOU
. ' .Oo : options irregular , dull ; January closing
at 57jc. !
Coffee Options closed steady ; ISo down to
ICc up. Sales , 44.000 bass. January 817.00 ®
17.05 ; Koliruary $10.55 < 210.rjO ; spot Hlo firm ; fair
cargoes $10.
Susur Haw , firm ; centrlfusalsOfldpgroo test
3Uc ; V molasses 8 degree test 2 Q-lGc O and F ;
refined quiet , steady.
Petroleum United closed , February , 70ic. !
EKK Lower : western , 20(4o. (
I'ork Dull.
Ijirn Knslor nulcter ; . western steam , 80.03
asked : snlcs S0.0.1&G.U7&
11 u I tor Weak ! western dairy , lSS20oicroam >
ry. lOaSTlio ! Eljtln. 2Sffi28I/ .
Uhcese Strong ; llRhtsklnis , r
ST. I.outS , Jan. 23. Wheat Gush , 02
May , 'J7 c.
Oorn 1'Mrm ' ; cash , 48ic ? ; May , 40o.
Oats Strong ; cash. Wio ; May , 45 ? o.
t'ork-Oulot at$10.j7VJ. :
l ard isteady at $ , " > , CO.
Wlilalty Steady aUI.14.
Qnttor Unchaiiirod ; creamery , Cl22o ;
ohotco to fauoy dairy , 2l22c.
. . Jan. 23 , Wheat Spot wheat
active ; options dull nnd weak ; low grades sold
pretty well when not held nbovo current
rates. Hccelpts , L'M cars ; shipments , 03 cars.
Close : No 1 hard , January , We ; on track , Ohio ;
No. 1 northern. January. & 8Mcs May , Ol&o ;
on track , Mc ) : No , i ! northern , January , 80c ; on
truck , bcxaste. _
*
KANSAS Oirr , Jan , 2ll. Wheat Quiet ; No.
2 hard , cash , Hlo hid ; January , 8lo bid ; No. 2
rod , cash. SHu hid.
Corn Stronger ; No.2 , cash , 47Jio bid ! Janu
ary , 47 c.
( Juts Steady ; Xo. 2 , cash , 44 0 ; January ,
Litvenronij. Jan. 2t : Wheat Steady ! demand
Improvlnsi holders offer sparliiRlyt > 'cd ivest-
ern , snrinK , 7s ( I'.jdSiTa 7d per cental i rod west
ern. winter , 7s .
Corn Quiet and lower ; western , 5s Od pot
cental. _
MILWAUKEE , Jan. S3. Wheat Qulott No. !
spring , cnsn. 7itSlc ( ! ; May. BSKo. '
Corn F.aslor : No. a , 4KaiO',4c. ! '
Oats Quiet ; No : 2 white , 4.V/JC.
1'rovlslons Quiet ; po k. May , I10.32SJ ,
OiNCiNNAir , Jan. S3. "Wheat-Steady : No.
2 rod.UOc.
Corn llarely steudy ; No. 2nilxcd.ri2 ( it' > 2 o ,
Oats Quiet ; No. - mixed , nominal at 47iio ,
Whlsky-J1.14.
_
xine STOVK.
OniCAr.o. Jnn. 21 , Oattlo Hecolpti , 0,00'
head : market stcadv ; steers , $ y.flJ ® . > . ' . > J : cows
$ I.OOO2.K > ; stookcrs , .20542.70.
How liecelpti , 4 ' ,000 head ; market weal. .
and oI Imver I : rouli ! nnd common , f'l.r < T4'U5 ; fall
to i oed mixed and packers , $ .i.50i.55 : ; iirliuc
lu-iivv and butcher weights , $ : i.CO'J,65 ; light
, - . . .
Slieop Itocnlpts , 7,000 ; market slow am :
lower ; natives , H7."iA.8.l ; westerns , 1 1.33 9.10
rowans , M,75l.40 ; lambs J\00'a3.7J. .
ST. I.ouiS , Jan. S2. Oattlo Receipts , 701
hoiidi ahlpiiicnt'i , 1,000 head ; market steady
fair to fiincy natlvo stcord , * J.7iiii.Ut ) ; stockcn
and feeders , J.M ; ( ) W.40.
linns Hecolpts. 4.700 head ; slilpmctits. B.OOi
hoail ! market sliiulo hlithcr ; heavy , W.53O3.70
mixed , W.Wij.OJi : light. tJ.uOtKi.50.
KANSAS Otrv , Jan. 2J. OattloKocolpts
200 head ; shipments , 700 lio.id ; mnrKC
steady ; stcors. fcl.4Jffll.80 ; cows , tl.50Q'i.3J
stoclicra and feeders. ! 2.00ia3.50.
llojs Itoi-elpts. 14iOO ; head : uhlpmeiits , 4,33
head ) market higher ;
OJI.tll.4 .
OMAHA , Jan. 23. isoi.
OATTLB Estlniutcil rooolnts of cattle -.400 a
compared wlth2l. > yesterday and 2.1' 4 1'rl
day of lust week. The marKet was steady 01
thu heat eradus of both bcoves and hutcho
stock. I'lKiror ' ( 'ruck'S slow and sluggish , bu
ountahly unchangod. Koi'ilern lifeless.
lloos Estimated rooolpts of hoxs C,00 (
UH coinuanicl with G.57 yesterday and fin :
Frldiiy of lust week. The market was actlv
and Htoady on light and steady to a shad
lower on heavy Ituja. All sold early. Th
ranzo of the prices paid was tl.OO < Q.U'/ : ! < i. tli
bulk selling , at KOX&MS. 1'lKH. J1.V .H
llBlit-lltfltts , * 3.SOS.110 ; lluht.l3.004W.a5i heavj
ti.iv33.Mi : : ! ; mUed. 3.2.'i < 33.4'J. Thoavorasou
the prices paid was H.i'l'i : as comparrd wit
tt.c'ii : ycbterday and tJ.43 > 1'rlday of hifc
week ,
BIIBKI * Estimated receipts of sheep ( KB , it
compared with 0:0 ycsti-r.lay and 1W FriUa ;
of last wculc. The murketlh steady. Native !
; westerns , (2 , >
Dlaposllloii of Htook.
OATTt.U.
S wltt A : Co . 44
Thud. II , Hammond Co . 2 (
The ( Juilahy I'.ichlns Co . 3 <
Van Hant A Carey . 1
IA U Itothscluld . 3 (
Hamilton li. Stephuti . ]
Ua\v ou . . . . . . . . . I
05 . . 212 40 H23 63. . . .1111 80 340
81. . .214 210 : I2. > 70. . , .271 200 340
81.7fl. . . .Wt 100 323 60. . . .M10 100 340
. .231 280 32. " > 02. . . .Ml 40 34D
USC4. , .20tl 120 3 2.1 64. . . .283 340
C4. . . O ,2X , ( ) 3 23 W I05 ! 240 U40
CO 223 200 a 25 83 200 200 340
< a 243 120 a .283 80 340
70 244 20) ) 3M 61. . . .307 120 340
U7. . . . .242 120 330 Co. . . .305 280 340
77 209 200 3 ! 00. . . . .335 2(10 ( 1140
70 215 120 330 C2. , . . .208 40 342(4 (
77 WO Z < U 330 59 2U7 240 342K
. .210 3UO 81 2CO 80 34'iKt
. .240 ICO 330 55..3.W 60 345
. .24S ICO 330 (4' .300 120 3 45
. .240 240 3 tO 50. . .S03 120 345
. 29 80 33) ) CO. . i314 80 345
. . .24J 3 3SVJ 53. . .314 ICO 345
. . .2il 200 3M 64 , . .IBS 200 345
OS. . , .253 120 335 52 . . . .310 1UO 345
. . .200 40 335 GO. . . .327 200 345
. . . . .289 2JO 335 G3 295 40 345
CO. . . . .291 2bO 335 HI 225 - 345
82. . . . 215 40 3 35 D5 301 345
CO. . . . .274 40 335 O'l 325 240 345
70. . . . .223 160 335 47 483 60 350
07. . . . .2.a ICO 335 4(1 ( 381 120 350
CO. . . . .3S3 335 63 381 350
C5. . . .310 ICO 335 6S 3TXT ICO 350
8. . . . .277 280 335 44 411 350
74. . . . 272 ICO 335 41 423 362 ! *
PIGS AND iioonn.
K3. . . .131 40 200
SllKcr.
No. AT.
182 westerns , ewes 100 300
2 westerns 80 3 CO
170 westerns , mixed 87 4 10
" 0 natives , mixed 13 ! ) 4 35
IE JIA.RK.ETS.
Grroerles.
CANNED Vr.nr.TAnr.ns Tomatoes 3-lb , JI.05
® 1.10. Corn Very line. $1.2.vai.3.i : 1-lb sn'irar ,
itl.l.V. 2-11) standard western brands , $1.10.
Mushrooms l-lb French , extra flno , 22(2.2.5c ( ;
1-llil'rcneh , flue , ItOVSo ; l-lb I'rench , ordi
nary , 1016e. 1'cush : | early June , $ l..5 ; 2-11)
Muriow , stnndaul lirancls. $1.10 ; 2-lh naked ,
70c. l-'rench peas Per case of 100 , 1.50a2.00.
SlrhiRlicans 21b high radc. We ; 2-lb wax
beans , . ; o ; 2-lh BtrlnK houm. fUe. Lima beans
2-ili soaked , 85c. Kostoa baked beans 3-lb ,
$ l.351.55. Sweet potatOL'3-3-lh Now Jersey
J1.50 ; 3-lb okra nnd tomalocs , * l.C5 ! 3-lb okra ,
$1.00 ; aspaniRiia , 3-lb , t'.H.Vd3.7o ; rhubard , 3-lb.
J1.40 ; sucootash , H.-M'at/'S. '
COFFKK Green llio 2224c ; Java , 27c ;
Mocha , 28c. Hoastcd Arlosa , 25cs Hunoln ,
25o ; Uormnn , 24'Jc ' ; Dllllworth's , 247.'cf Lion ,
25o ; mall pouch , 23oi Cordovla , 25o | Mocha ,
3le ; O. G. Java , 20c. Coffee Kssenco H Bro.
boxes , $1.UV3I.5 ; chicory , 7Vi ® > Mo.
WooDENWAitK 1'ur dozen Tuhs , No. 1 , $8.00 j
No. 8. * 7.oOj No. 3 , $ ai5s : koeler.oaUcraln.5-ln ,
best , Jl.DOj whltn cedar. 4-ln , best. 81.25 ; palls ,
3-hoop , oalcc rained , 11,75) ) hoop , 11.50 ; syrup ,
$1.85 ; dowi'll1.75 ; paper , metal hoop'if2.50 :
cedar , 3 btass hoops No. 1. all red , 5.50 ; cedar ,
3 brass hoops , No. 2 rod. 15.00 ; cedar. 3 brass
hoops No. 1 striped , 15.00 ! cedar,3 brass hoops ,
No. 2 striped , 4.50 ; horse , extra heavy , No. 1 ,
2.75 ; well buckets. 13.25. llnttcrwaro Tubs ,
ash , 3-Inch , puniest , 70o : tish. 2-inch , 2 larco
size , per nest , 45o ; butter ladles , hard wood ,
70o ; butter paddles or hpadcs,70e. Waihboards
V-SlriKle , Jl.40aa.oo ; double , $ inos.1.25. Clothcs-
plns-5 Bro s boxes , COc.
.SiiflAH Granulated , fi7ic ! cnhcs. 7)5 ) ° : cut
loaf , 7iSo : powdered , htandanl , SVioi XXXX
powdered , 77 ot yellow 0 , 7Wo ; canary. Co ;
ilk'ht extra 0 , r > ( iitlici confectioners. A , 6 ? < c.
CitACKUits iSoda , Oo ; oyster. 5'/io : cream ,
8Hc ; ginger snaps , 8Jfc-10 per cent off on box
lots. . '
DiiiED 1'nuiTS TurUlsh prunes , less than
hhds , 1800 , Oo ; apnlQs.1 ovaporatcd , now rhiK
choice , 15o : aprlcoU. funny. In saukB. 20o ;
blaokborrles , new , fiul raspberries , 25 Ibs to
box , 32c ; currants , nui , > 5lie ; Votlz/l currantH ,
extra , In hoxcsllii'ipeachcs ( ; , Cilia. , choice ,
17Jio ; California dried erapes. In baits , 5"4'o ;
seedless Hultuiuis , sacks , lO io ; muscatelH ,
bVloj now Valencia , Kct-Ondura layer , Do ; HK ,
nyi-rs , 14tt20c ; citron..cLeghorn , 20o ; lemon
puol , Inc.
NUTS Per Ib Alnionds , 18ci Urazlls , 21o ;
filberts , lilc ; pocuns , Uldiltc ! walnuts , ISc ; pea
nuts , fancy white , Hu ; roasted , 10c.
BAI.T Hairy , 2SJ ltln ) bhls , bulk , fcMO ; best
grade , no 5s , $2.0 : ! ! best grade , 100 Its. KJ.40 ! best
grade. 28 10s. 2.25 ; rock wilt , crushed , & .10 ,
SOIIA 1'ackagcs , tOlbs to box , S c ; koxs ,
HAKINO I'OWDEU TI < ) yal , dime cans , pcrdoz.
Bo ; U-l'1 ' cans , $1.41 ; J'fb cnna , ( J.I1S ; 1-11) ) cans.
JJ.o'J ; I'rk-o's dime win : , , uoo : U-lt > caiis , JI.33
H-lb cans , (2.50 ; l-lb'cans , f 1.75 ; other kinds ,
1-11) 011118 , pordoi , Sl.fJtft't.tvV
WltAt'i'iNO I'APBit-'ilur Ib , best straw , l.lxlf
to 32x44 , lT e ; dry goods , 4Uc ; extra ouallty ,
manllla , C > ic ; munllla tuu , 12x18 , Ou ; dark rug
hardware , 2in ,
Otr.8 150 prime white , 0Ci ! { 150 water white
15ic ; headllcht , 133j 74 ( 'asollno , IHio. Ol !
Sans 1 Kal. ti.003.25 : ! 2 gal , f3.7il.bO ; 5 gal
e 3.50315.10.
1TEA8 Japan , basket llred , 2CIt55o ; stindrlod
0I.Vj ; green , 20 Vij ) ; Bunponidor , 2tKa.Vo ) ;
KiiKllim breakfast , 3 > a75c ; Youne llysnn , UXQ
5C'c ' ; Oolonir , 2VB45c ; S-lb paoka''o ( lust , 15o.
Axi.fi tiliUAHB I'ur cross Krazlcr' : larRc
tlns , 'tU.iO ; medium tins. JJ7.W ) ; snmll. I5,00 |
otlierninkcs , WIHH ! . $5.50i S..Vi.
Jli.ACKiNn iidozln bor.aoiB'.iot ladles' she <
ilresslne. Scati.OO ; stovn polish , per gross
lU-UBlNO-Mquld. 4o7.adoz In l > oxOOc MI.A
8 oz. a doz In box , * l.'M"'J ; dry , small , 25o ;
lar e , 4fto'
HriCES I'onpor Hlhituporo , slftod , l&UlOc
shot. 2i'ui iilUijloo , lOoi cloves , i'enan ; : , bo.
leotod , 17G.1UO ! eiisslu , Oblnn , 4-lb , mutt. . U ;
nutmegs. No. I , T.'K ) ; muciissor , 0. > o ; pluklhiK
sjilci'S. lU-lli bo\dsiUo.
CIHICOI.ATK. ETC. 12-lh boxes , IMIWie ! Oor
muniiweui.'JMc.'lo ; ci.ojaf.ilOci : llroino , Ko
CdCDANUT 15-lh eiisus , U and Vt lbpackaiien
jit r Ib. IWa-rTo : ImlU , li-lli palU , 2-Vj.
JirniAera LBIUOU , 2 or , Mciill.oOi iotll.w
! vanilla. 2 or. McOtlSO ! 4 oz ,
lca lilngcr , 4 oz , il.KV.
MAiciiF.9 I'nrlor , 2uO anil 300 nor box , II.C5O
l.7i ) per ( iross ; sulphur , tl.l.VTJl.stl.
lliiltfltES Shoe , per doz , JI.2M1. 30 ; daubers ,
TScfttl.UO : scrub hrushns , fflcSJB.OO.
Htiil > SKEII- Mixed hlnl , l-lb pnckaRCS , Bc |
ciuinry. 44o ! ; liemp. 4'io ' ; anlsp. 15c.
OAMii.r.9 40 Ibs to box , t ! ici mining , 10 ®
lOWoi wnx , lie.
ToiiAtco V'liio cut. uor Ib , SiJtS'C ! plug , 22
< > l7Sc | smoking , 22Qtt3oi fancy branos , UJcii
t'ANliv-Mlxcd , 110 Ib palls. BUQS c ; * tlok ,
Siio ; twlttstk'k.u. ; I'rench mixed , iiic : ! ; hoar-
hoilnil stick , fi'iu ' ; jac and case cnudlfs , 5 Ib
boxes , 15 < a''lc ; extra line goods , fWjfG.C.
MONAPSES H bbla-N. O. fancy , per en4fi \ ®
4Sc ; choice , 40@l5cBood.2 ; ! * < a3Jc ! Cuba , buklnt ; ,
255tiOc : ! blackstrap , 18ifi ± Jc ; syrup. 70 Kradc ,
bills , 2floj ! i bbl. 2c ; 4 gul kegs , .MI | 2 gal kits ,
Ciir.r.SK-1. . ' . 0 , twin lints , per 111 lie ; I1. C.
\ouiiK AtiuTlcan , llSc ( ; domestic Swiss , 15Jc ! |
brick , 14u ; Kdam. In foil , eueh H.OJ.
VINROAII Apple older , I0o ; donblecldcr , 12o |
\vhltc \ wine. ISoi trlplo strength , 19o.
STAHClt-lVrlll , CCiOC.
I'tCKt.Ka-.Modlnm.bbls , Jji.OJ ! small , 110.00 ;
gnerklns. Jll.oo ; lloston tnlxur. f 12.00.
IttCE Java , Gcj choice , Oo ; fancy , Co ; head ,
G c.
c.UtiiKil Per Ihl , refined , ! O.K ) ! hnlf bill , $ .150 ;
hanl elder , pure , per bbl , { .VOOt oratme elder ,
half bbl , $0.50 ; pear cldor. half bbl. tu.50.
Cciuiitry Protltiop.
HUTTRH The receipts of choice country roll
aru light and the market linn. Choice rolls
sell at IGIilTf , with an occasional sale reported
ttptol8c. Hound lots of fair to KOOI ! roll are
bringing 10l3tf at hands of speculators and
packers , how grades. MJ7c.
UAME The market on rabbits Is s'ow. Jacks
arc Kcnnrnlljlit Id at $2.00. but thn di'tniitid Is
limited. G ottdit tails go more f rvoly at < )0Q7. ) > o
Knus 'I'huro was no ( inolahlo change hi the
market. For round lots 17e continues to bu
the prevailing price although itulle a good
mil n v sales are reported ut 18c , but mostly In
small lots ,
I'otit.Tiiv The market In poultry was about
steady and although prices were very low
thuro wnsno appreciable Improvement. Kor
cholco chickens Oo Is about the outHldo and a
good many Hales ate made at Tic. Turkeys
brought liMllle but thodomandwas not heavy.
O ! > CBO and ducks , If desirable , sell at 7 < 3Sc.
Dl'Of CoitN Quoted at lJ(32c ! ( per Ib.
Vcitotnulcs.
1'Ansr.r.v Fresh stock. 50c. > .
I'miaNii'S 1'er bbl. $2.50.
( JAiuiAciii Cliulco t'allfornln , 3o per In.
I'OTATOHS The supply f Colorado potatoes
Is quite large and carload lots aru oncrril at
at ! l. 10 and smaller lots atl.2" . Homo grown
Htook In small lots at thu store Is held lit Uoo
at 1.00.
LinTtlCE Choice stock 40o.
SWIKT : I'OTATOUH SuppllcM are not heavy
and the market Is quiet , t-onio Iowa stouk ,
reds , are ollercd at J3.50 ; choice Kansas , $1.00 ®
4.IV ) per bh ) .
ONIONS The market Is pretty well cleaned
up , hut some reds can lie had at } 1.50 per bu.
CKl.Kltv-Cholce stuck
llUTAUAnAs Michigan stock , per bu , COc.
DEBTS Per bu , $1.0o1.2 : > .
Frcs'i Finns.
AriT.na Oood stoek Is firm , nnd such varie
ties as lien Davis and Wlucsups are held ut
15.1)0 ) ,
QuiNCrS There are still a few quinces on
the market which nroolTcrod ntliic&tl.io.
OitANnES California lIveislile ( , JUT box ,
$3.75i navels , } 5.25O5.5J ; Wcstshoro Moxlccns ,
$3.r)0B'.75 ( ) ; Florida brlglits , $3.75(34.00 ( ; russets ,
J3.-Oai.75. :
1'iNKAiM'i.r.s 1'or doz , $ I.5C400.
LKMONS Messina , tier liox. $ : i.53 < ! i4.00.
MAt/AOA GllAl'KS 1'ur.Vi-lb bbl , iSi OOB9.00.
UiiANiinitttiES Supplies nro not hravy. Jersey
soy , per bill. $11.00 ; Oapii Cud. $12.00 ; fancy
Cajio Cod , boll and bugle. $1:1.0:014.00. :
I'liAHB Some cholco winter Nellls arn still
on the market and are ofl'ercd ut $3.00i.5J. ;
Knster lleurrc , another variety , are held ut
J2.-0.
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Kliiur.
. T. Davis Mill Co. , high patent , No. 1 and
Cream , $2.00 ) ; . llluo n. . full iiaiuiii , t..4'i ; Ilawk-
eye , half patent 92.20 ; special roynl patent
No. 10 , S2.70 ; Minnesota patent. $ ' , ' .a"i ; Kansas
hard wheat patent , $2.45 ; Nebraska spring
wheat patent , J'J.50.
S. F. Ullman's gold medal , 12.70 ; Snow White ,
$2.3' ) ; Snow Flake , $100 : low grade , Jl.tW.
Iliokonllow roller mills Oroam2.70 ; Myrtle ,
$2.40 ; Claim , $2.20 ; XXX , $1.80 ; Fidelity , S'.SO ;
Minnesota Chief , $ . ' .40 ; I'atont , JS.H (
O.skhamp's i pady to raise buckwheat flour ,
$4.50 per case of 50 2-lb packages ; buckwheat'
In bhls. N. Y.1.00 ; K.xcelslnr brand , $5.noi Slup
Jack meal , $3.75 per case of 50 2-lb packages.
I-1 nra.
KACCOON No. 1 , large. C070c ; No. 1 medium ,
3ri@4Ccj No. 1 small , 3040c ; No. 2 , 3 and 4. D ®
20e.
20e.MINK
MINK No. 1 larKe.50JJCOo ; No. 1 medium , 40 ®
45o : No. 1 small , 253'Jc ; No. 2 , ! i and 4 , 525o.
MUSK UAT Fall , MaiOc ; Kit , 3o ,
SKUNK Itlack. 7.vi4 Jl.oC ; Striped No. 1 , 3 : . ®
40e : Striped No. 2. Isa'Soj Striped No. 3 , 1013o ;
Striped No. 4 , .V310e.
Fox Cross , No. 1. $ i.r.xai.OJ ( ! Mo. 2 , $2.00512.50 ;
rod. No. 1. $ I.OO1 25 ; No. 2 , 6000c ; grey , No. 1 ,
40fWOo ! ; No. 2 , BOS85C.
WoLf Mountain , No. l.M.5033.nij No. 2. $1.00
® 1.50 ; prairie , No. 1 , 75c < SI.00 ! ; No. 2 , lOO-Wc.
ItnAVKit No. 1. per Ib , $2.50'3n.50 ; No. 2 , per
Ib , ll,502.50 ; No. 3 , perlb , 5oa75c ; No. 4. per
Ib. 50c.
Orrnn No. 1 , largo prime , I i.0ft5i7.oo ; No. 1 ,
medium , 4.005.00 ; No. 1 , small. $2. aUO : ; No.
2 , 3and4,50cGJI.50.
LYNX NO. i. mmoo.
WIMI OAT No. 1 , 40c ; No. 2 , 20JWI5C.
Oi'i'oasuM No. 1. cased. 10iS12c ; No. J , open ,
710c.
lUDOEn-No. 1 ; full furred , 50 < a7c ; No. 2 , 2
® : iCe ; No. 3 , "xaino.
Wor.VEiitNK-No. 1 , JI.OOJG.nO. ( !
HEAII lllaok , No. 1. SlOffi-UOO ; Grizzly , No. 1 ,
$5.t)015.00 ) ; brown , No. 1 , JJ.OOaiO.oo ; cub , tl.OO
® 5.00.
UUCKSKIN Indian dressed , per Ib , 75c'MI. ' ! < ' 0.
DEEII Sumnior. per Ib. 2.Hswc : ; fall , 2Kt25c ( ! ;
winter , WQ'Zte ; green salt , per piece , 75QbOc ;
elk , per Ib , 12o ; antelope , l.Q:20o. ) ( :
I'-lSHKU-No. ' 1 , $3.00-.00.
MAIITIN-NO. 1 , 75c < --$1.50 : No. 2. 2-ya'Oc.
Ground hog , weasel , rablt and squirrel skins
have no value. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Dry Gootls.
FiiAN.\Eis riald , raftsman , 20c ; Onshen.
32'Jc ' : Clear Lake. 32)Je ) ; Mnplo City , IK'/ic ;
white G II No. 2 , 23'/o ; G ll No . 2 , ? ( .S7ViC !
H 11 No. 2 , ? 4' , 2lUe ; II 11 No. 2 , "i. 2o ' ; Ouobco
No , I , 4Mc ; tjiiebao No. 3 , ? ; . 424e ! : Qnubcu.t ,
No. 4 , 32'Je ; Agwan , 13 0 ; Wlmfhor X ( I , 21 In ,
15K.C ! G F , 15o ; 11 A F , U , 25c ; J It F , ? j , 27Hc ;
G. ? i , 2o. ! )
DUCK West Point. 28 In. 8 or. lO'/io ' : West
Point. Sit In. 10 oz , 125o ! ; West Point , SO In , J2
or. . 15o ; West I'nlnt , 40 In , II oz , l.V.io
HATTS Staiidnid , So ; Mowhawk , lOJ-lc ; Snow-
fltike , ll'/Jc ; Pepor. 12o ; lice , $1.75 per case.
IVKNTUUKV JUANS Memorial , Wo ; Dakota ,
22o ; Dunham. SSVic ; llerc-ules , lOc ; Cottuwood ,
275c ! ; Melville , 25o ; Siirlngliold , 12 < i : Uapldnn ,
lO'/io ' ; Herroyn , 18c ; Hamburg , 22)c ) ; Neb ,
Schoolboy , 25c.
PIIINTS Fancy Eddystone. OJui Steel
Itlver. Cc ; Uamnpo , 4Hc ; St. Lodger , 5Kc.
Shlrtlnij .Murtha Washington , 4'ic ' ; Morrlmuc ,
44Ci Turkey lied Fountain , lljic ; Uurilcr. 7c ;
Cronfluld , 8 0 ; llorlln , G'/c. '
PIUNTH Indigo llluo Not Martha Wash
IiiEtun,6Vic ; American , Cc ; Arnold , Gjc ! ; Arnold
II. lout ; cloth. lOc ; Stlllo A , lliiu ; Jlerrlniuc.
7-8,100 ; Gold Leaf , Slje : Hamilton , BVSui Alien ,
Pinks. tl'Sc ; Allen Chambray , Co ; Gloucester ,
SVic ; llartol , 5Ho.
COTTON "tYAiir Bibb , S , white , ISJic ; colored ,
GHRISTIE LRTHROP
Commission Co.
809 unil 911 South liilh Street , F.rst
Natlonul Itank
Grain , Provisions , Stocks & Bonds ,
Orders executed for the purchase or isalo for
Immediate or future delivery In alt tlio lend
ing markets.
I'flrtitt ; H'/rc. Corrcfljioiifleiif * .
TO
Chlc'iieo' ' ' ' nCennutt , Hopkins , & Co
St. Louis. Y.Y.V..Y. n. It. Kranpls ft Ilro
BEAbTIFUL
HelenaJontana
, ,
Thn elly oflleUim U located In the bountiful
Prickly 1'eur VallBnl Kuli lantlullr built t none
ftnd brick , with KOOU hotels , churchcn , cchouU nna
all modern convenience * of llo. The toclcty Is ox
cepllonallf hlthclass , Imvina morn than the ofur-
MO number of educaied and Intelligent pponlo.
As u place of resilience 111 * unequalled. It
can be reached by Injurious trains clnlljr , Trlth
through dlnlnKcarB.cn tlioOrenlNorllicrniirKlNor.
them rocida Hallwaya from BtPaul and Mlnne-
annllg , or rrniu Kuneas I'ltr , Tla Union 1'aclUo
llullroad. Low rate rounil trip tlckrt * .
Montana ban dozens of liroiict inllcys to fer
tile withiho lcioHlsof | BSCS that farmers tind In
them a parading of productlvcnets and a home mar.
< irvutr t nr'nll ndvnntairrs of Montana Is the
wiinilerful cllmatr. Tlio norm winds ol the I'll-
cllloOcnanmotllfr the tempernluro to the rti-mea
which otTonlB the hlelionl phrnlral comfort. The air
U to full of oxonn and so azbllonitliiK In Iti elfecis
tlmt the continued vilttenco of dlieuae Is un lupro-
bublllty.
Cnnsiimiillvn find In the nlmott ctmitant turret ,
lion of bright tuaiklny dayi and dry titn.wpl.ere retat-
tltriu-htch soon drive uwuy their worst symp-
loms and a yutti : tncrtau of ai > petttc anil JltA tutlL
raft * an carfy return cf health.
For fall Informationaddress.
L Q. PHELPS , Sec'y Citizens Commltico ,
Helena , Montana
OMAHA
Maniifacfurffi' Jofcbeis1
DIRECTORY.
BILLIARDS. j BOXES.
The Brunswiok-Balko John L. Wilklo ,
Oollonder Oo.
Billiard mprchamlhc , Omnliapi\t > crbox
Pnloon flxturaj.
131M119
407.109 H. 10th street ,
Omnbn. Orders promptlj nllcvt.
BOOK BINDEIig & ; STATIONBR3.
Omaha Eopublioan Printing Oo. ,
Latr brltfs , bunk supplies , nnit ctor/thlng In the
10th anilliouglii strcoti.
Ackormann Bros. & Hoiutzo ,
Printers binders , clectrotrpcrs , blank book manu-
fncturcrs ,
1110 llonsr.l elrecl , Om hrv.
BOOTS AND
Oharles A. Ooo Ac 0 : . , KirkendallJonos&Oo , ,
Manufacturers and Job- \Vholei.ilo Manitfnclur'J
bcrs. Aponn for notion Hub-
tii > rtlincCa. , 1I07 , U04 ,
1109 Howard ( troct nnd IIOO llnrnor SI.
Williams , Van Aor- W. V. Mono & Co. ,
nam & Harto , Blioo Kactory , Cornerllth
1112 and Douelni tv.Oum.
Harnoj itroel ,
.
1m. Morchaiti InTllod
Omaha , Neb. toc'illand ' ciamlno.
BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES.
Louis Hellor ,
Ilutcherj1 and I'acknri'
Tools. Supplier lieaf ,
botf A su ) un riulni ? ' ' .
Illtj-IIUJnckioii St.
OARRIAQBS , BUQOIBS , ETC.
Oolumbus Bugpy Oo. , W. T. Scamau ,
CnrrlnKes , cart * ml tie i , Omaha'i r.arcoit Vatlcty
.
etc.
Q. II. Kelwardi , Slnnnier. WAOONS AMI
31.1-319 South Itltli. CAUIIIAOKS
CARPETS. I OLOTHINO.
Omaha Oarpot Oa. , Gilmore & Ruhl.
Carpet * , ol ! cloths , mat- Munufnolurors .VVholo -
tlnss , curtnlnROOd3ota. m\a \ Clothlorn ,
1(11 IlouKl.is Jtrot. 11W Harncr St.
CIGARS.
West 4 ; Fritsoher , Dean , Armstrong &
Xltnufacturers line clears Co. ,
Jobbora of leaf tobaccos. 103 .V. lOt'i ' Strut
1011 Knrnam street.
CJAL , COKE , ETC.
FUn , WOOL , , HlDfeSTALLOW
Qoo. Obarao & Cb. , J , S. Smith Ad ) ,
us s. mh strut. 406-UtJ L ar aorUit
Ornsha ,
IRON WOftKS.
Pftxton A ; Vlorllnir Omaba Baft S Iroa \
t.Ironworks ,
Wronulit mul c U Iron
building work , cnvlnai , Msnufrs Bra neil burilM
br * norlt , Honor * ! proof Mfc , i ull % jsll
foundry , umrulno i\n.l work. Iron itiutton ia J
blaclmiilth work. O. I1 , nra vicdpn. a. AQ *
llj. and ITIli > t.
Acme Iron anil Wira Wilson & Dralcs ,
Works
, M'tg tubiilnr flnss , flr *
Iron , wire nd bM > w'ki. box boilers , titaki , el
W e. IClh slrpi-u
\V. lloohl , I'roprlotor. ri > rro HB'1 ' 10th itraeU.
LITHOQBAPHINQ.
Boos Printing Oo ,
lnir. rrlntlni
unit llhnk Hooks.
LIQUORS.
Ilor & Oo , , William Darat ,
Mquor Mcrclnntt. \Vllio > , Llquori and Cl *
111' . ' llnrnor alrcct. gars.
'
Mnnulactur'n Kciimodr
Kut lu.lla . Illlturs. 1313 Fnrnam St. , Omahi
H. E. Grotto , Frank Dollono & Co. ,
Importer p.nd Jobber of Liquors and OonulnoX-
Wlnr * nnd Liquors tlh
nml I.eavcnwort ClK > r > .
1'rlco lists on application 1KW Btroet.
L. Kiuobti Oo , . A. Priok & Oo. ,
VVIiolo alo'Ujuorroator ( Wholesale LlquorDcalert
< OT nnd Ml 8. 10th 8U Ml - BM B. IQtli 3t.
LUMBER.
Ired W. Gray , Louis Bradford ,
II mo , Coniont , Klo. , Klo I.umbor , llmo , comont.ota
Cor. Hlh nn 1 i s trocl.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0 , A. Stone'aill ' , I , Oborfelder k Oo , ,
Millinery , Notloni Importcrnnnd Jobber ) la
Cloa'ti , KW .
208,310 anil ai3 Houth llth
110-119 S. ICth St. , Omnbi itrcct ,
MTJSIOAL INSTRUMENTS , HTO .
Max Msyor & Bro. Oo. A , Hospe , Jr. ,
MTV'Jewelers , itcaleri In ClanoOraam , Artliti *
muslcnl Inslrumoats ,
etc. , * Mntcrtnl ; , Klo. ,
Knrnnm nnd I'ith. ' IMS Douglai Street.
OILS.
Oonsolidatod Tank
Line Oo.
llednccl nnd lubrlcitlni
oili. axle crcaso , old.
A , H. lllshop , Manager.
OYSTERS.
A. . Booth Packing Oo. , Platt & Oo. ,
" bri\ntt , " fres
"Tiger \
Oysters , Oth nnd canned
. ters ,
KOUdl. OmsliB brunch.
1303 lAiavonworth. Ell nml 817 Howard.
PAPER. PLA.TINO.
C'arpentor ' Paper Go , , Western Plating Wki
Carrr n full flock of Gold , nllror anil nlokol
nnd plnllnit on nil metilt ,
prlnllng , wrapping labluirnri , oto.roplutci\
wrlllng iiapor , card pa rollslitnilirai ! Jt ohaq <
per , etc. ilcllor work.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Eibbol & Sm'.th , Sohroedor & Oo. ,
Donlem In counlrf prod Cash buyori butter oal
uce , frulu , vctfclnbles , cB3 > . unl general ooai'
cti. mlsstun morchantv ,
cti.i:07 llowartl atruoU t'U South lllh Btroot
0. E0330 & Oo. , E. B , Branch b Oo. ,
Kordcn , California and I'roduco , frnlls of all
tropical fruits , kinds , oyBlors ,
1211 Howard itroot.
.
1213 llowanl f troct.
Porter Bros. OD. , Robjrt Purvis ,
1217 Howard itroot.
California , Florida and
tropical fruits. \Vrlto for prices on but.
801-811 Janus Btrsot. ttr , otfi , poultry aud
U.V. . llutts , - Manager.
Kirschbraun & Sons , Olark & Oo. ,
Duller cuts and poultry Duller , cheono , egz .
12O ) Hoirnrd street. COM Houlh ! 3lh > troaL
B.lt33 & Oo. , Williams & Oroii ,
Country , frulh ,
produce '
I'roiluco und frutti
vceolnLloj , vro oars' ' ,
( peclaltlos. teas , splcoj ,
etc. 417-II'J ' H. lith HI. 1214 llnrnor strott
RUBBER GOODS , ETO.
Omaha Rubber Oo. ,
Manufacturing ant jo'j *
her j nil kin li rubber
iiao.li . ,
1009 Karniai stroot.
SAFES. I SEED3.
A , L. Dcnno & Oo , , EmorsDn Sao.l Oj. ,
General iwnt * for Hall's Botut ffrowors , do tlon In
Hafoi. Kurduu. limjj , gruluaail
Kl nnd OKI South 10th St. , tree tteeai ,
Omaha. ( . ' 1-421 South 15th.
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , El'O.
M. A. Dishrow & Oo , , Bohu Sash & Door Oo ,
Manufacturer * of Biuih , Manufacturer ! of moult-
ilnors. blinds nnd Inns , blind i , doarj ,
SlonldUui. llrnnohot- ulo.
tlco , Ut'i and ItarJ nil. ICth and Clark itroeti.
SYRUPS. STOVES.
Farrell & Oompiny , Daffy-Trowbrid a
Wholcsalo m'lnfact-irdri Stove Minufao'g Oj. ,
njrrups , molatioi rxa I
rlne ars ,
o plpi.
217-219 South Uth street 1511-1215 Ixiaronnortli St.
TEA , COFFEE , SPIOHS ,
Consolidated OofToa
Oomp&ny ,
UK and 1114 liarnor st
Omaha , Neb.
3TJ3A.M AND WATER SUPPLIB3
U. S. Wind Eugiuo & A , L , Strang & Sons ,
Pump Oo. ,
llalllday wliul rallln. 9IS 10J2-100I rurnira strosi ,
iini ) U2J Jiinui st. ( I , V ,
llois , Beting munagar. Omaha , Nob.
Orano Oompiny ,
Here boltliu , packing ,
Hlcam pump i , plumbing
vends ,
923-21 ( arnumstraot.
TOYS. I TYPE.
H. Hardy & Co. , The Omaha Typs
Toys , dolls , nlbumi , fancy Foundry ,
jtoods , house furnliutn.f I'rlnlon' Supplier
' Xuw and iscorid-h
Koods , chlldran's car- unchlnorr.
rlsECi. 1319 Karnamst. 1113 llcjnniditrcct.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
LIVE STOOK OOMMIBSION.
s.