THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JANUARY 31 , 1891.
THE SPECULATIVE HiRKETS ,
General Belling the Principal Feature in the
Wheat Fit !
LESS FORCE THAN USUAL IN CORN ,
A Iteportoil Corner In Mvcrpool-
lliitctilimon nn Intensive Iliij-cr of
Onti A IIlKhcr Oponlnjr In
1'rovlsloiiH-Ijlvo Stock.
CmcAno , .Inn. 33.-Spcclal | Toloxram to
TilEllKE.I-Alltho markets on 'chanKoopcncd
with fair activity nnd strctiKtli. Thla was
followed the Ilrstlionrby asllKht aclvnnco In
the leading grain markets nnd n bronk In mess
pork. Sales for Miiy were ! Wlient , IWotoOSUo
toortfo to ( ? 80to OSUcj com. 65 c nml G37i ©
Mo I oats , IUo ; pork , $10,25 to 110.014 to 110.10 !
laid , t0.07i ! tel .US | rllis. J5.SO to JJ.I5.
Tlio wheat market was marko.l . by an ab-
soncu of now * tind pretty Kencral selling ,
Tlicro winsoinesl iiof a bull market curly ,
when the prleo of May sold'i ' over tlio close
of yesterday , but the Htrcnzth soon disap
peared and on poundlnR hy bears nnd much
BcllliiR out by loiuti the bl ? and llttlo mark at
took a bncK-sittuf I editor mo robe forenoon.
Cables were against the market , baintf simply
firm early wlicn tlio reflex of tlili market yes
terday sliotilil liavu bron > rlitliltlicr < | itotntlon3
undclosliu cable * were sllhtly lower on butter -
torvontli r abroad. This market darted
around 08o for May and nn smno buyltij ? by
the northwest , some prospect of a cold wave
from Nebraska nnd pretty Root ! local buying
led by Mitchell and U'nlker A Co , the urlco
recovered from 07-lio to 03Sc. In early deal
ing I'OKan .t Oo. were free sellers. When the
maikot stopped at IH4o ? It was lianunorud by
I'ardn.lKe. Schwartz became a free seller.
Itlooin jumpo.l In on the selling side . With so
much niralnst the nnrket , Mltcholl , Maxtor
nnd the other early buyers lot tholr wheat go.
The price wont olT to We , n break of le before -
fore noon and before 1 o'clock the
Iirlco wont tumbling to OTc. Tlio Now
York market weakened , although
exporter ) worn reported bnyerj of
future. llaltliiiororeDortcdllbor.il clearances
of flour , nearly 51,033 barreh , and Now York
cleared fiO.OOO . liinholH of wheat. Receluts In
northwest wore moderate ; receipts hero , 5S
cars , wltliS * cars for Siittirdiiy. At * 1 o'clock ,
the market was nt the bottom for the day
with the trade generally short and waiting
foroutsldo uo s. There was a llttlo rally In
wheat to9io for May before the close. The
market closed dull. January was quoted at
03'je toOSKo tolGHc toOSJjo to close ; July mo
tolfl'io ' tel iiloUS ! { c.
Thuro was less than the uuml force to the
corn market. Karly trudhiR was marked by
fair strength , and tboprlcoof May moved up
from 52yo to 51o. Tills was the top , and the
market declined with wheat during the
two hours following until May
touched fVJ..ic ' with only n slight 10-
covcry before 1 Qo'elock , The receipts
toJay were 171 cars and the estimate for Sat-
urdnyno'ienrs , helped to bioik : the market.
There \vassomo bidding forlargo lots for Kok-
ruary. the ncKleoted month , nnd although the
wrlco was bid up to O''c for 100,0)0 ) busliol lots ,
there were no sales above r > 0ic , the regular
discount from Miiy. Thoroworo cables saying
that corn was cornered nt I/lvorpool and hold
ut to for January , and calilos were ! irt up.
There was a llrmor feeling for com just at the
close , when M'iv was nt 58o ! or but Ho under
the close yesterday , January was quoted
nominal at 50o at the close. February was
quoted ntM'.iaand ' oil to 49iC ? , closlnK nt SOej
June , 52 ? c. olT to 52e , closing at 52'ic ; July , Me ,
off tofi'iiio , closluu atfac. .
The outs trade would have been without
feature but for the ouer.itloiiH ot Mr. Hutch-
Inson. Ho bcKiin buying Juno oats , the neg
lected month , around 45c ! and put the prlco
up toJOo. . The close of that month was at
45Jic. Mr. Iliitclilnson bought perhaps ! M3OOJ
bushels. Mnyoats started nt 40c , sold at 4.1 ? c
ntul closed at 4i7 > c. July was quoted at the
close at 417 ; o.
There was a flrm nnd higher opening In the
provision market , followed by such general
Bellini ; by commission houses and packers that
the prices broke sharply for mess pork and
were depressed for other products. 1'ork
started strong on limited receipts of lioss , U'i-
000 , and higher prices at the yards. May sold
at (10.S7S ! and declined straight to $10.03 , clos
ing at $10.1. ) , with a scratch sale at $10.1 ? ! ; .
Itlbs opened up 5c also at JS.'JO for Way nnd
closed ut the low point , $ . " > .12 5. hard was very
narrow , with M.07 5 as the opening and clos
ing prices and sales at W.OJ.
I'llICES AT CHICAGO.
riltCKS AT ST. I.OUI9.
COwoiuir | Open. I High. I Low. | Cloao. | Yca't.
'
WHEAT
Jlny \a\ \ \ { D0 } < IS
coiir , fc8 Mk 67H
May KJ > ( j MK 9Tj < 9 ; ( U )
OATH May. . . . 4SJ ( l.VH 45H 45l < 4ft
NotCHIWtl ( } < > 8sl | ) ,
Estimated boss forChlcugo , Saturday , 25,000.
Oudnhy was a heavy seller of puts at the
close.
Latest cables are discouraging , comlnc In
easier.
St. Louis receipts , wheat , 22,870 ; corn. 32,350 ;
oats , 25,000.
llalthnoro cleared 40,000 barrels of flour
Thursday.
Minneapolis receipts , wheat , 812 cars ; Du-
lutli , 27 cart * .
St. IxnilH shipments , wheat , lO.OOOi corn.
89,473 ; oats , 27,070.
Now York clearances 55,000 bushels wheat ,
3,000 pnck ages Hour.
Estimated cars for Clnc.igo , Saturday :
wheat , 69 ; corn , 300 ; oats , 1112.
HOB receipts at six points today nro 19,000
more than the same day last your.
Chicago receipts , wheat , 58 cars. 13 No.2 ;
corn , 171 cars , 3 No. 2 ; oats , 127 cars , 49 No. 2.
A Minneapolis dispatch sayst One mill has
told 2.0UO barrels of Hour for export and 10 WO
fordoiueatlo use.
1'aekers huvo boon liberal sellers of pro
visions toduy. They engineered a llttlo bulso
to resell on after covering early In the week ,
lleerbohm'scable-Oarifoes oil coast , wheat ,
itcmly , corn btronit. On passafro.wlieiit quiet ,
corn HtnuiK. Mark Lntio wheat ijiilot , corn
ftlroni ; . Hour steady. I'ronch markets quiet
but steady. Weather in England mild. Liv
erpool wheat spot Hrm , held strong , futures
dearer.
F. G. Logan & Co. to Toncray A llryan
The wheat niiirkotoponea llrni at 03je. ! sold
iiptoiw\e. tree realizing by holders soon
tilled up the demand and the dccllno tolffo
was gradual. It closed nt 07" o. a full cent
and a quarter under yesterday's nrlco. There
is llttlo If anyehaiiso in the situation. Cn-
lilos nro lesi buoyant , but prices were the
Pftnio. leloKramsfrom California nuyno rnln.
The reaction today was to bo oxpooted iiiuion
any further decline It will do to buy May for
imidornto profits. A llttlo better trade In
July ; Itolose < lat03 > ic. Without disaster to
the uruwlnj ? crop tlitfonrof futures uro too
hlitli nnd should be sold on all bulges. Corn
Inactive , i.lttlo can bo said ruuardlm ; It
With Increased receipts It will soil lower.
Weather Is line nnd mutt tell on consumption.
1'rovlslons steady , the trading In them light.
Kennct , Hopkins , V Co , to Chrlstle-I.atliroii
Coin. Cn The reaction In wheat today wasj
pcnorally expected. Even stralnht biilla
thought uestto tuko prollts on sueh a buleu
nswoluid yesterday. I'unlrldgo nnd IJIoum
led early Milltnif. tholr offerings being well
taken , but when longs saw the dullness of the
iimrkotoii every llttlo rally they gradually
let RO their holdings nnd prices broke down
nbout l ! c. the boars trylnj ? tostampedo tlium ,
hut unsuccessfully. Continued dry weiitherlii
L'nllfornla , where the whole wheat belt Iskuf-
ferliiK , lame clearances of Hour , nnd reports
of n sale of 12.UXJ by a Minneapolis inlllor.were
nn aid to early strength , but tliusu lost liilhi-
rnconsthe olTorlinJs of loiiKlnereused. We
luivo scfn nutlilnit In today a operations to
chniiKeoiir belief In a bettor market. This U
not the season of the your to look for n sus
tained bull movement. Bhurp rallies will IK
stronger and inoro frequent us the bcurelty ol
cash wheut becomes morn apparent. That la
really the key to the situation. Thoroluu
been nomuolt rtmlUliiK today that but link
> nero dccllno for the present Is to bo expectei !
mid on soft fcpots tomorrow wheat Khoiild bu u
purchase. ItecolveM ere the principal sell <
rrs of com and there was eoiibldera-
bio realizing by IOIIKH on the speoulatloi
o ( liberal rucolptu tomorrow , The
lias becu ruther Leavy u duo
bnlnooliow of material weaknon. Oatnvnry
dull. UOXP wore hither , hilt ni provljloni (1UI (
nnt follow local longs sold out. The volume
of trndohus been sinnll. I'ackrrsi nro running
full capacity and milking mnnoy. They wotiul
rnllierpay fietlor jirlci't for hog than eo any
fftlllnuoll In recelil | , Tholr policy wins to
ho to krep prices about mllioy areallarounu.
They sell tirnvMom freely on nil rallies.
W. 0 , McCormlck A Co , to IV C.
Swart * k Co. Tlio wheat market showed
the clfect of the heavy covui-lng of shorts yes
terday and the day hcfnro. In Ilia absence of
ImyiTSon whom the bulls could unload tholr
holdings today , holder * necincil unwllllna to
IncrotiMi tholr loaili. The news was rumor
bullish. Clearance * ( mm the. seabourd of Hour
were very largo. Telegrams from California.
continue to speak of lackof rain nml reports
of very cold \vealherln Kansas and .Nebraska
cniisod some iilurm In teirard to Iho winter
wheat. An iirllcle In onoof the papers stat
in ? that a careful and eoiet Investigation
niailo by the fanners' nlllnnco provoa
Iho crop to bo ID.OOO.OX ) bushels
less than the government had estimated , was
looked upon with great suspicion and had no
nlfoct. Liverpool n.u otrd futures 'id ' lower
The market closes ut a decline of ? j irotn lust
night , lull we do not remird It as being very
eak. Corn has been dull all day wlthtrau-
Ing mostly by local scalpers.
Wo regard this niarlcot very weak
and It only needs fair iccelpts to develop Its
inherent weakness. 1'rovlslons opened higher ,
but the ndviinco met free seillng by packers.
The t'stltimtt'S-of stoc-ks are Inr e , well In
formed gncsserrt stalltig tneiii iit..TO.noO bblw
pork now and olil. i.VOOO.OW lln sliort ribs and
lltO.OOJ tierces liml The market closes tame ut
u reaction of lOo f lom lovicst price uf pork.
CIllC.KiO 'K STUCK.
CincAno , Jan. UO. LSpcclul Telegram to Tit E
IIKB.1 OATTI.E The decreases In the run hns
had llttlo or no oiret on the values so fur this
ttcok. The ilomand today was ruther light
nnd the prices only hardly steady. Buyers
were ratln ; the market higher , but salesmen
reported llttlo or no chungo nnd values maybe
bo yet quoted 15n to-oc lower than last Mon
day on the ordinary run of fiit cattlo. Oow
stock , especially dinners , remains at low-
watermark , while fit heifers and dry cows
coiiinnind fair prices. Stoplicrs and feeders
nro unehunged. The top price was $5.15 for
three car loads of very nrlmo steers. Kxtra
to choice steers , } l 7. > ® : i.00 ; luedlum HOC ®
4.2. " . ; common , JI.CO.i3 ; cows , } i.00a'.v ;
stockcrs , * 2.30i.OO. :
lloos The market opened with a sharp up
turn of5e tolOe , and fora tliuutho bulk bold
at that advance , but , after shipping and
other urgent orders were out of the way ,
there wa a sudden drop and the general mar
ket elosed weak , wltb all the advance lost.
also the ail vunco of yesterday , making the
close about the sumo as yeslcrday. Hough
and common may bo quoted atf'l.-l./ixro ; good
toL'holeo mixed and packers , M.tiiXtW C ; prime
heavy and butohor weights , M.03.0 ; light ,
5 ; pigs , * j. Tsava.
STOVKS .1 xi ) itnxvs.
NEW YOHK , Jan. 110. [ Special Tolcsr.im to
TUB Hun. ] STOCKS. There win u hesitating
market In stocks during the morning hours.
Thuru was no controlling liilliiL'iico itul llttlo
outside business. Hoom trailers were tlls-
couriicd | ; over tlio foreign selling , cvun nftur
the bunk , rate was rotlueed to 3 per
cent. The bears claim to have soon very
frco selling of western stocks on the market ,
partly supported by manlpulntlorrln Missouri
I'aolflc. Tlili feellns gave slightly lower
prices at tbo opening , after which tlio early
trading exhibited t'reat fovcrlsliness. The
marketbecanio strong and material advances
were scored among tlio leading stocks during
the llrst halt hour. In this rlso ChlcuRoGas
trained PS , Missouri 1'ixeiflo 1 and llurllnittoii
Ji , Hock Island and Union 1'aollle ouch ? * .
SiiRiir rose ? j and others sinallor frac
tions. Silver certificates , however , were
weak , dropping from lei : to 10li ! and lluctout-
Ins widely and rapidly. The Konernl
list was dull as usual nnd without
any feature of Importuned. The spur !
did not last long , however , hlRh prices bring-
\n'l \ out onou''h stoeks to check the rise and
afterwards depress prices nearly to the level
of tbosoof the opuniiiK. There was no I tup or-
taut chitiiKO In tlio character of business 01
prluus up to 1 o'clock. Blocks continued heavy
dnriiiK the chHln-j hours and lust prices wen
from ! i to 1 per cent under those of last night.
The exceptions were Missouri I'uelllc , htoad.v
at 0" , and Union Paclllc , ' / } higher at44Ji ,
Lake shore made a bulge to 109J5 and closed
at 100 , m up for the day. Hugur and Gas wore
fi to 1 point higher. VHKrd stocks and tht
ontlroiiriuigcr group showed weakness wltli
Nortlier I'aclllo preferredundllurllnsitoneacL
> i lower. The sales reached 1(4,770 ( bhares.
Tliu following were thocloslni ; quotations :
MONEY On calleasy ; closed at3 percent
1'itiMR MKIIOANTILB rAPiit-5S7 ! { per ecat.
STKHLING E.XCIIANOE Dull ; easy ! slxty-duv
bills. $4.85 ; demand , $4.H.
NEW VOIIK STOCKS.
Btocki. | Opun. | High , | low. | CloscTl Ycat'j
W. A U K. . .
llocklnit Vul 27
.Manlmttnii. HM'f , 100)4 ) .ttO
Wnbusli pffl ll !
Krlo 1'JK
Cnnaili : Ho. J'.l'l '
I'nclllc .Mull. 83'4
Iiiku Shuru. lOfJ *
I.cml Trust. &
0. O. C.
Nortliwcut'n
JIo. I'nc M
Union PHC. . 44M
N. I'nc. pfil.i 73H W 7II > !
N. I'ue. com. 28 29
C. , II. At ) . . .
Hock Island O''M ' 28sx
Kt. 1'nul ' MJi alt
1 ? sx &
S. I'aulliM. S ?
Wont , Union
II. , K. AW. . 137 134)1
BiiKtir Trust B4 65 KITl
Aui.i3uii.Uf. ' 73 *
JiTHpy Cunt. 111' Mil ill 111 111
New Kngl'il. 38
Ittch.Turm'l 1UH
Atchlaon. . . . 2U > I
41
llemilnir 3i
Del. A llutl. 131- ! , liil ) .
I'lillmun IbU IbSI 18'J 1K |
No. Am IbUW IbSIVt
.Mich. Tent. . VI W Vt tfj U2
Mlver lO''M WiJi 10IJ4 1W 103J1
111. Cent. . . .
Wls.Cont. . .
ilox. Cunt. . 2.1 2J 23
A.U Oil. . . . 21 21 21 21
21li
Tuzna 15 li 16 14 !
Tunn.C. A I.
The Wool Market.
HOSTON , Mass. , Jan. 30. [ Special Telogran
to THE HUE , ] Tlicro has been a good trade li
wool the past week , with sales of 3,090,00
pounds of ull kinds. Ohio fleeces hnvo beei
in better demand and ( Inn , X Belling nt332c !
XX iitXK&lSouiidN'o. 1 at : i7Gi75c. : ! Mlehlgni
X lleccos have been firm , no good wool belni
offered at loss than Oo. No. 1 Mlelngan ha
bold nt ! l.Vii7o. ; Combing and delaine lleeeo
have been tlrm. No. 1 combing selling at 40 $
4''c. Ohio line dolalne at 'MYS io and Mlclilgni
line ( h'liilno at U4lGo. Territorial wools havi
a big demand and uro well sold up , sclllin
at tiO&uoc , clean line Died him at tvii
mostly and medium at 5 , ' ! ® . " * * . Ono sali
of oliolco spring Texas was made at Slliio iitu
there were other sales of spring and fall at 'J
Wtiic. Uallfornlu wools are In demand at lldi
'Ma UK to quality , and there have been soini
fair sales of valley Oregon at a.V320o. I'lillei '
wools have been actlvo , eholee super solllni
ut 404. > o , fair to good super at : m'ISu niu
extra at " ; . ' ® : Ke. There have been large sale
of Australian wool , on the spot and to urrlvi
ul lOUI'-'c. Carpet wools have been iiulet ,
SlinrcH.
NKW VOIIK , Jan. 3D-Spo3lal [ Tolonm to
Tin ; IlBB. ] The following uro the uiluitij
stook quotations !
Alice ITS Moxlran 210
Amnuor. . . . 1UO Ontario 'i'M
I'olormlo Con ] UO Ophlr iiix )
Con. , I'nI. A Vi\ ( tu Plruiuuth 2UO
Cuiild A Currr 'IM Hnvuiie 2UO
lliiloA Norcroaa. . , . UU SlurruNoviula 210
Honioitnko . , , b25 Standard I''i
Horn Silver ' . " .KJ Vollow Jacket VOX )
Tlio Coffv-o Market ,
Nnw YottK , Jan. 30-SpcclaI [ Telegram ti
Tun lluc.l-CorrEK Options opened stead ;
at 5 point sup to 20 points downi closed will
near months steady , late bare steady at 1
polntsdown to5iolntsup. | Sales : 23.7M bagi
Including January ; lli5.70iitlB.75j Kebrtiurj
( IK.7UI Murcli , S10.W ; April , Jlfl.10 ! May , J15.t
Ctin.hJ ; June. tl5.V > ; July. 115.43 ; Boptvmbei
m.OJiil4.70i Uecember , tta.0,1 ,
I'll ItUVVK .T/a If K KT.
. _ _ . . . Steady
May. t 7-S.u ; July , U2Ho.
Uorn tftomly ; cash , 4'J'io ' ; Mny.J2 ? < UMVio ,
Oats Steady ; cash , 4liC14Uc ; Jluy , 45 0.
Hyp Steady nt7le.
llnrloy Mow at7.va70i > .
1'rlnio Tlinothy-Steady nttl.20.
Kliu Firm util.21.
Whisky -II.H.
IV > rk Steady. eiiBb , W75 ! May. (10.15.
l < urd Steady ; cuub , IS.TiiH ; May , < 0.0"J. !
Short lUbs-Stcndyi cash. tl.Slt&l.9l
I5.1.X
Flour t'nehangpili winter patents , } l.f > 0
Til.M ! _ prlii ! { patents , < l.4oai.M ) | btiUcrs' ,
' " '
iliillf 'Mouti-Shotildprs , SI.O.VTZ1.IO ; short
clear. ? I.9J1.V0.1 | short rllx , $ l.V > 3.l.Vi ( ,
Iliittor unclinngt'di creiunery.lO'sl'Mo : dairy.
light nnd hoary grcon
altcd , .V5 > iot Kri'vti , tU&l'iei silted bull.
4 > 40l cri-cn Halted oalf , 801 dry Hint , Hoi rait
bull.CBTc ) dry calf , StJJcl deacons , each. 2. > c.
Tallow-Unclmnxed ; No. 1 , solid puckotl ,
3Vct . ! , : ( ! rnko , 4c.
o Stronu ; full rrcnin clieduars , Oijlo
inct Hats. 10Uffilo ? c | Young Americas , lUJi
© lie.
lleoolptB. Shlpinontt.
Flour , bbls . H',030 1J. 00
Wheat , bu . SO.OJO ! V,000
Corn , bit . „ . 201,000 104,000
NE\V Yottic. Jan. \Vhcat-Uccclpts. . 5J.RCO
bushels ! I'vports M.-VX ) bushels : np' t closed
we.iks No. y red , .Jl.tKMS In elevators $ I.101-4O
tl.Wl alloat ; Jl.0li'4 < ai.ll ? < f. o. b , ; options
easy ; No. S red , .January closed nttl.OU'fi. '
Corn Hceollits 24,050 bushels ! exports , 27.000
bushels ! spot aimed lower ! No. . Ci'i ©
KJoln elevator ! GI'lJ614Uo ' nlloali utiRraded
mixed , ( UttQlxia : uptlotis lower ; January ,
U.its Itecolpls. n < 1.000 bushels ; exports , 2.000
bushels ! spot einler ! No. 3 white , KWJ
KlVJet inl.xoil western , 00554) ) whlto weitern ,
KMlf/Je ; oiit loin lower ,
Siiitiir-Kiitr , nominal : rollnrd. quiet.
I'ctrolcnin Steady ; United closed. Febru
ary , 74 ! ic.
filft Western , 24Ulic. !
Vurk rirm.
Inni Western stoatn , J1.07H.
Ilutter-Qulet : Klitln. 2.'ic.
e-yultt ! Unlit pklms ,
ST. Lout ! * . Jan. 30. Wheat Loworj cash ,
09e | Muy.Oii'iP.
Corn-Kasieri cash , 40'Jc. '
Oata Ijoweri cash. 45c.
1'urk Weaker atJ9.S7 ! { ,
l.ard lu ) U ul M.M.
WhlsUy-Hteadv utSI.ll.
lliittor-Unchanged'.ercanicry.lSillOa ; dairy ,
_ . . . . Jim. 30 , 'Wheat-Good de
mand for wheat , prices a fraction lower.
Heeolpts210 curs ; shipments , M cars , Closing :
No , 1 hard , January , Uio ; on truck , OUo ;
No. 1 northern , .limitary and February , OlVicj
.May. 04e ( ; on track , 52ot No. 2 northern , Jan-
uarv , b'Jel on traek , Ml'/SffiWo.
CINCINNATI , Jan. 30. Wheat Stronger No.
2 led , WWM1.IW.
Cum I'lrnii N'o. 2mixed..Tic.
Oats ( jtiluti No. 2mixed , 47ic. !
Whlbky-ll.il.
KANSAS CITIJnn. . DO. Whnat Qnletl No.
2 liiit-d , cash and Jauuiry , Me bid ; No. 2 red ,
cash , Ulcbld.
_ Corn Steady ; No. 2 , ensh nnd January ,
Oats Qnlott Xo. 2 , cash and January , 41 Jic.
E , Jan. Ito , Wheat 1'lrm ; No. 1
northern , l)7ei ) May , Ql c.
Corn Oulet ! No. & 4lHio.
Oat.s l\rinat4CiO. !
Provisions 1'orU , easier ; Jlay , 510.10.
Lirniii-oou Jan. l0 ! Wheat Finn : demand
fairs holders offer sparingly : red western.
spruit , Ta ( iid(2 ! ( Ts7il percental ; red western ,
winter , 7i ! iu.
Corn I'lrini demand fair ; ml.xcd western ,
5s 7d percental.
IJL\'K BI'OC'K.
CitiOAno. Jan. 30. Oattlo-Hccclpts , 9,00'J ;
market steady : steers , llrm ut tJ. ! ; cotnmon
to ehoicu Bteorw 41.00(23.1)0 ( ) ; cows , KU.tVii".U3 ;
stockeis , $ 'J.iOaj.OO. : ( ;
UOKS Uoeolpts , a , " > ,000 ; market wenk :
rough and conunon , } . \ : > 'ii''Mmixed \ \
and butchers , $ 't.Wi. ) : ( ' > . ) ! prime heavy hutehei
welKbts , W.70SH.75J llnht. * I.GO@i.7.J. :
Slieop IJecnlpts.OOO ; shipments , 2,500 ; niarkcl
nctlve an'l steady ! vesturni. * .t.7')5i4.8J ; na
tives , $ lIXxa4.8o ; texans. t3.7at4.70.
ST. Louis , Jan. ao.-Oattlo Itocolpts , 70 (
head ; shipments. 8)0 head ; market steady ]
fair to fancy native steers , $ ) .7uB3.UO ; stoclc-
ers and feeders , Ji.WS'UO.
lloas-ltecelots , 4OJUhend ; snlpmonts , 2,00 (
head ; market a shade hlKhur ; heavy , KJ.5
y.7u ; mixed , W.15i 'J 55 ; Unlit , JJ.ioai.5U. : )
KANSAS Cnv. Jan. M. Oattlo-Rocelptj ,
1,400 head ; shipments , 1.400 he.id ; mari < cl
stcudys steers. iJ.75JW.M ; cows , * 1.50'J.50 !
stuclcorii and feeders. $2.l"iWI.S3. !
lloKs-Ueeelpts , 1U.700 head ! shipments , St (
head : niurlict steady to weak ; ull gru.dc : ) ,
OJl.tlfA IjlVK HTUCK.
OMAHA , Jan. 30 , 1R91.
OATTLE Estlmntod rocolms of cattle liuo : as
compared with 1,035 yesterday nnd2.I8D Friday
oflastweolc. The market was slow , uneven
and unchanged on both beeves and butchers' '
stock. The market closed actlvo nndBtioirj
with everything sold. Feeders developed nc
now life.
lions Estimated receipts of ho s 2.800
as compared with l..l'O yesterday and 7.27J
Krlday of last week. The market was active
and higher. Heavy hogs were steady to 5c
hlghor and Hubt and mixed ho s flat
5o hlRher. All sold early. The ratine
of the prices paid was JII.OUQffia.W
the bulk scllliiK nt KUGm.W. Pigs. J1.5C
® 2.JO ; llRht-lU'hts , S'J.Co'aJ.OO ; Unlit , $ J.ooa .40 |
heavy , fi.40tW.t0 ; ! ; mixed. C.4liU3.S'J. ) ' The
average of the prlees paid was &U5 as com
pared with iW.au yesterday and W-UJU Friday
of last week.
- BIIUBP Estimated icelpts of shrop 200 as
compared with 817 Friday of last week. The
mutton market was actlvo and strong. Na-
tlvus. S2.50 < ai.)0 ) ; wcateriH. 8 .MKKB4.5. ! !
.
U. . 140 2 00
M . . . .223 41 340 i 141 . . . .311 40 362 ! {
61 . . 2(17 ( 280 II 42 ! { KS . . , ! IIO 355
61 . . , .27.1 2HO 34.1 " 67. . , , Kit 40 35.1
82 , . . .24.1 SO1 . 3 4.1 ' fit 310 JIM
co . . . . .an 120 a 4.1 . KI . , . , . : i70 icn aw
< W 212 N ) 345Hi ' 408 80 300
75 240 40 34.1 C2 232 80 3CO
nti3 AND jumdii.
n int 2oo . iijr. . . , us 2M
10 01 22.1 72 100 20.1
104 75 840 - 8 ,120 300
"
No. AT. I'r.
09 western' ? , rwcs 101 380
101 westerns , owes.- , . . , 101 380
OM.lMtA It'llOl.JtS.lLE JTAHKJKTS.
Provisions.
BMOKHD MEATS i-upnr Ctirod. llamn , H to
10 lh iivvritRo , 8Ho : hains.'JO tu93 Ibuvcrnito.
Ho ; hams. Kilo 12 Ib a\oraRe , 8Xol skinned
hams. Ho i shoiilduM , 51.41. ' ; clear breakfast
bacon , 7'ic ; boneless breakfast bacon backs ,
ti'ii'l f unions bom-d ham,7c ; California , or pie-
nlu linm , r.jjci boneless ham , 7o ! ; dried beef
linn.s . ( sets ) , 7c : dried beef clods , Ocj short
spiced rolls or hum ronletto , fi'fe ; smoked beef
toni < uusior ( | do/ ) . $ ' 1.M ) ; special hams , 12 to 15
Ib avorauo. iocs special bonclusn breakfast
bacon. DC ; selected dried beef hams , Itisldon
mil knucklesDe ; selected wldo clear broak-
UHilmcoiii Oo.
DitrSALT MKATO 1'ancy lllit ; wolfjht short
cleitrs , 5i ! : IOIIK clears , 5)e ) ( : short elear-s.fikte ;
hort ribs , 5'act shoulders , 4Uc ; clo.tr bullies
Vie ; clear backs , 5'ie. '
PMOKKU M MATS liry salt cured I'nncy light
weight Imcnti short clears , G.'iC ' ! bacon short
ribs r > ? C ! Imcon HhorUcleiirs , D'ies bacon lout ?
clears , fiSej bacon clear backs , Oo ; bacon clear
bellies , Get bacon shouldcis , 4tie ,
HWKKT 1'iuRi.Kii AlKATt ! limns. tlorcei.Sc !
shoulders ( N. V. cut ) , tlorcos , 4 0j bolllea ,
.lori'es , illie : California ham , tlorees , 5os beef
s , barrel ! ' , fl2K ( ) .
_ UKI.EO llKKKTosilUKS-jliirrcls , $20.00 ; half
jnrrols , 100 ! ! ) * , $ lt)0j ) ( iiiarlor barrels , 50 Ibs ,
JO.OO ; cljtlith barrels , 2,1 Ibs , JASO.
IiAlttt Coinpounil , pur Ib tierce basis , 5o ;
uiiro leaf , perlb tlert'e basis. Gel pure lard , per
.btlorcobasisdo ; liottlo rendered leaf lard
prrlb tierce basis.O'te. '
IIAiiuii.fi ; : ) I'otn ; AND llnr.r JIois pork ,
now ) per bbl , $10.7. ' ) ; family pork , { 11.50 ! back
pork , Sll.5'1 ; short cut clear pork , $11.75011.5' ' ) ;
lirliuo mess pork. J.r : ) > 0ij.oO : ! boneless pis
pork , fancy. J13.K ( ) ; extra mess beef , 13.75 ;
Dlato beef , * 7.0J ; extra plate benf. Ji.OO ; extra
fninlly beef , boi.elesi , sf.s.OO ; rolled beef , bone
less , * S 50 ; rump butts. WO.
I'm I'diiK lloncless llbls , 00 Ibs. each ,
$ li.K : ( ) ; half bbls , 100 Ibs , oiu'h. ' $7.10 ; ijuurtor
bbls. 50 Ihs , each , * 3.73i oiRhth bbls. 23 Ibs ,
each , $2.00.
Oir.s 1'rlmolard ' oil , winter strained , 40o ;
c.xtra lard oil. winter strained , 47o ; extra No.
1 Inrd oil. IHo ; No. 1 lard oil. 3le ; No. 2 lard oil ,
tOc : extra neatsfoot oil , 4' > e : tallow oil , 43o ;
halt barrels Hoover barrels ; 5 gullou cans,2 In
a case , 5c over liarrols.
SAUSAOK liolo nu , 4o ; smoked sausiiRO , 7ct
blood sausaKC. 4'c ; lIversansaRC , 44e ! : head
cheeso. 41 e ; fresh pork sausage , ( links ) Ge ;
fresh pork sati'iiKC , ( bulk ) filial smoked pork
sausage,8c ; Frankfurt sausage , 7e ; smoked
head chccHe.Gc ; Polish sausa c,7c ; Knoblauoh
saiisauc , 7c ; tongue suusu c , tic' tjummur
BansaKI3e. .
The above prices nro forlotsof fitly pounds
and upwards ; * ) lo&siiuantltyahalf ccutuiore.
Groceries.
COFFHE Green lilo 22ia24ci Java. 27o ;
Mocha , 2ic. Roasted Arlo.sa , 23 l-10c : llunola ,
251-lOc ; Qormiin. 2l'Sc : Ullllworth's , 2.1 l-IOc ;
f.lon. 2.1c ; Uonlovln , 23I-10c ; Jloclm ,
3le ; O , ( I. Java , 20e. Coifoo lissonco VI sro.
boxes. Jl.'AIQI.M ) ; chicory , 7 (16 ( 10.
AVHOIIEKWAHB 1'er dozen Tubs. No. 1 , $8.00 ;
No. 2 , $7.00 ; No. 3 , JiOO : keoler. oak eraln.S-tn ,
best. SIM ; white cedar , 4-In , best. J1.25 ; palls ,
3-hoop , oaks rained , 8I.7J ; hoop , $1,50 ; syrup ,
$1.83 ; dowell , $1.7.1 ; paper , metal hoop , $2.50 :
cedar , 3 brass hoopi , No. 1 , all rod , $3.50 ; cedar ,
3 brass hoops , No. a red , $5.00 ; cedar. 3 brass
hoops , Nn. 1 striped , M.OO ; cedar , ! ) brass hoops ,
No. 2 strlued.St.50 ; horse , extra heavy , No. 1 ,
S2.75 ; well bucliets.'t.25. llutterwaro Tubs ,
ash , 3-Inch , per IIOM , 70u : ash , 2-ineh , Z lurco
sl/e , per nest. 4.1e ; hnttur ladles , hardwood ,
70e : butter paddles or Hpade. ,70c. Washboards
-ilnKle.1.4inW.OO ; double , 2.50ai.23. : Clothes
pins 5 Rross boxesCOc.
Si'dAii Granulnted , OJjc : cubes , 7Ho ; cut
loaf , 7'io : powdered , slandurd. 5Vic : CXXX
powdered , 7je ? : yellow U. 7ic ! ; canary. Go ;
light extra U , .I'afiti o ; iconfcetloners. A.O'gc.
SAt.T Dairy , 2sJJ Ibs In bbls , bulk , J2.10 ; best
grade , CO5s , $2,40 ; best grade , 1003s. $2.50 ; best
grade. 23 Ids. } 2.tO ; ; rook suit , crushed , $2.10.
SOUA I'aukages , U ) Ibs to box , 5.io ? ; ko s ,
4c.
llAKiNd I'offDKn-Hoyal , dime cans , per do/ ,
Of a ; Ji-lbcuns , $1.43 ; H-b ! cans. $2.115 ; I-lbeans.
S3.00 ; Price's "i-lb " cttiiH.Jl.35 ; 'S-lb ' cans , $2.50 ;
1-lb enns , $4.73 ; other kinds , 1-lb cans , perdoz
OANNEt ) VEor.TAlir.ES Toinaloos-3-lb , JI.Oo
® I.10. Corn Very llnc.$1.2.YBli5 ' : ; 1-lb sugar ,
ifl.l.'i ; 2-lb standuid estern brands , $1.10.
Jlushrooins 1-lb Trench , extra lino. Sili c ;
1-lb French , line , IMW.'c ; 1-lb Krcnoli , ordi
nary , 1&5M8C. l'eas--tU ! early June , il.X'S ; 2-lb
Marrow , standard brtiniB. $1,10 ; 2-lb naked ,
700. Krcnuh ] ) oas-l'er case of 100 , } 1.SO2.00.
SlrliiR bonus Sib high cnido , O0u ; 2-lb wax
beans. Me ; 2-lb strlnn bouns. SOe. Wina beans
2-11) soaked , 85c. llostou baked beans 3-lb ,
$ l.3.iSil.M. Sweet potatoes ; j-lb New Jersey
81.60 ; : i-lbokra and toinaloos. 11.05 ; 3-lb okrn ,
JI.CO ; nsparacus , ! l-lb. J'J.RVjyj.75 ! rhubard , 3-lb.
$1,49 : succotash , SUWBl.'S.
CiiACKEiis t'oda , Oc ; oyster , 5io ! ; cream ,
8 > io ; ginger snaps , 8Ho ; 10 per cent off on box
lots.
lots.UHIED
UHIED FUUITS Turkish prunes , loss than
hhda , 18.X ) . Oc ; apples , evaporated , now ring
choice , 15o : apricots , fancy , In Backs. 20o ;
blackberries , now , Oc ; raspberries , 23 Ibs to
box , X'c ; currants , new. 6ic ! ; Vollzzl currants ,
extra , In boxes , Ui''i ! ' peaches , ( Jiilu. , choice ,
17Kc ; California dried crapes , In bns ( , S'ie ;
seedless Sultanas , sacks , lOKo : niuscatolB ,
WtUi now Valencia , Ro ; Ondura layer. Do ; HRK ,
aycrs. 1420c ; eltron. Leghorn , i0o ! ; lemon
peel. Inc.
NUTS Pet Ib Almonds , 18c ; llrazlls , 21o ;
filberts , We ; pecans , itllc : ; walnuts , 18c ; pea
nuts , fancy white , 8c ; roasted , lOe.
WHAITINO I'AI-KH I'er Ib , best straw , 15x18
to Xx44 ! , 17 c ; dry ( toods , 4Sici extra quality ,
iiiuiillla , C'/jc ; nmnllla tea , 12x19 , Oo ; dark rag ,
hardware , 2Ji < ! .
U1L.S-1.V ) prlaio white , 05c ! ; ISO water white ,
Uic ; h caullKht , 13o ; 74 gasoline , 11 He. Oil
niw 1 ( ta 1. WOOOIM ; 2gnl , JJ.7S3l.hO ; 5 gal ,
a.5015.ro.
3 TiA8-Japaii , basket fired , 203530 ; sunclrled ,
CilT'C1 ; crccn , 20iJ. > Oc ; gunpoindcr , 205dc ;
Engllhh break fabty.V375o ; Youne Hyson. 'JO ®
c ; UoliiiiK , 2.Va.45c ; 2-ib packaito dust. 15c.
"Axr.K OIIKASB 1'er ' gloss Trazlor's larso
° ns , WO.OO ; medium tins , $27.00 ; small , $1. > , OJ ;
thor makes , wood. J5.B098.B ' .
IliAcniNi-tlo7. : In DOxa7" : > c ; ladles' shoo
drcsslnir. 45c@fl.00 ; stove polish , per gross ,
-
HL.UEINO Liquid , 4 oidoz : In box , 00c@ll.7fl ;
8oz , y doi In box , J1.5u ® 7o ; dry , small , 23o ;
IIITKC , 45c'
SI-ICES Pepper Pin saporo , sifted ,
shot , -'e : allsulc'C , lUci olovcs , reliant ,
Iccted , 17llc ) ; cassia , China , 4-11) , mats , 1)3 ) ;
nutmegs , No , 1 , 75o ; macassor , Me ; pickling
Bplces , 10-lb boxes , 2Je.
CHOCOUATK , ETC. is-lb boxes , St&OSo ; GOT-
man sweut. 22IS24C ; cooaa , : iO40ci : llromo , 32o ,
CocoANUT-15-lb cases , 'i ' and ' /J Ibpackages ,
per Ib. 207t27c ; bulk , 15-lb palh , 25o.
EXTHACTS Loinon , 2 oz. BSciWI.SO ; 4 oz , JI.OO
® y.50 ; vanilla , 2 oz.lijcQK.bO ; 4 oz , I1.2J5.00 ;
Jamaica Kinder , 4 oz. * I.K' > .
MATCHES I'arlur ' , 2uO and : 0 per box , J1.05 ®
1.70 per cross ; sulphur , } ll , " > ® l.i0. !
lliiusilES i'hoo , per doz. $1.'M41.30 ; daubers ,
75c1.00 ; scrub brushes , ( WcOW..QO.
Hutu SHED Mixed bird , 1-lb iaekagcs , 5c ;
canary , 4ic ! ; hemp , 4'i ! ! anise , loo.
CANDLES 10 Ibs to box , WJo ; mining , 10 ®
iOio ! : wax , lie.
TOHACCO 1'lno cut. per Ib , 25 < a27c ; plup , 22
( fl'ito ; biuoklng , 22ffiKJc ; fancy branas , DJc ®
11.50.
OANDY Jllxed , 30 Ib palls , SHS o ; stick ,
fiSJo ; twist stick , tic ; Krench mixed , Wljc ; hoar-
hound stick , Bjt' ; ! .tar and case candles , 5 Ib
boxes , KtQfilei extra tlneKoods , STiQUo.
MOLASSES ! 4 bblH N. O. fancy , per gal. 40 ®
4Se ; choice , 40tol5egood.28iIWlJc ; ; Cuba , waking ,
2.Vit'Ku ) ; bluokstrap , iaQ2io ; syrup. 70 grade ,
bbls , 'Jflcj > ' , bbl , 2 c ; 4 gal kegs , tl.24 ; 2 gal kits ,
B7c.
CHEESE V , O , twin' flats , per In lie ; P. 0.
YouiiR American , Ill-Jo ; domestic Swiss , 15 o ;
brick. Ho ; Kdum. In.foll , each $1.00.
VINEHAII Apple cider , lOo ; double elder , 12c ;
white wine. U'c ; triple btrength , 10o.
STAIICII 1'cr Ib , ( Vat-ati
PICKLES Modiuin.ibbli , (4.09 ; small , 110.00 ;
gherkins. $11.00 ; Iloston mixer. $12.00.
HiCE-Javu , Oc ; choice , Oo ; fancy , Gc ; head ,
6ic. !
( JiiiKit Per bbl , refined , J0.50 ; half bbl , J 50 ;
hard elder , pure , per bbl , * . " > .OJ ! orange elder ,
half bbl , $ < i.5o ; punr elder , half bbl. W.50.
'
Country I'rodnec.
In the market no a whole there was no
change worthy of mention and tlio quotations
of thoda > before would apply equally well to
' ' "
yesterday.
Eoos-iSalcs were Rcrierally reported at 18o
nnd It would bo sufo'tcyijuoto that price as tlio
market for fresh stock ,
I'ouuriiY Quotation. * ) ' ° r chickens wcro 0 ®
7o for choice stock ; geese and ducks , 74 8o ;
and turkeys , lollo.The market was not
very active. 1 1
U AMK-Nothlng nowln this line. Small rab
bits continue to L-O at about 7f > o and jacks In
fimall lots at $2.00. Shippers must bear In mind
that the market will stand only a limited sup
ply. as the demand Is light , and any consider
able number , especially of Jacks , would have
to bo sold lower.
lli'TTKii The best country butter Is In de
mand at ICSlSc , and good sweet country rolls
ut lac. _
Vogotntile * .
CKttBitr HOOTS Per dor. Mo.
LKTTUCK Oholco stock 4U3I.V ! .
SWBET I'OTATOKS Supplies are not heavy
and the market is quiet. Choice Kansas , (1.50
per bbl.
CKI.Kiiv Choice stock 40 < ft45c.
l'AitsNii'S-1'or bbl. 1150.
UAiiii.uiK-Anothor cur of California cab
bage will arrive today. I'or Ib , 2iWc ! |
IVNIONS Supplies are llplit and holders of
peed stock are asking us high as fc'.OO ' per bush.
Spanish , perorate , * 2.Xl. (
ItUTAiiAdAs Michigan stock , per bu. OOo.
1IEBT6 1'er bu , J
OIIAMIEB- The market Is lower than last
week. A ircbh car of California fltook has jitit
arrlvvd. Ulvurildes urebullluK at
Navels. fl..10.VOO ! llnnclilto , a var'oty bo-
ween Riversides nnd 1,01 Angeles , f l.oOitt.'t.riO.
Ivxlcnn nrangri , H.O' W' ' ; 1'lorlda bright ,
UHXrt I.M ; rilsictt. J..SOiJ'I.OO.
Ai'i'i.ES The tuiirkpt Is not very well snp
Jllcil nnd prices nre hlfth. There are a few
ipples In the mnrkct dill which aroeoliiK
> ut to the local trade nt (1.5034.7.1. hut fancy
shipping apples of such varieties u llou
) uvw nro held at } .Vft'j. and seine fancy largo
vlneiap * . sultuulo for the stand trade , are
told at 13.00 nor bbl ,
QUINCES There uro still a few on the mnr-
cul. but the movement Is slow and prices ttoni-
nnl at ftOcSWI.OO pi-r box.
I'KAiis A. f w largo California pears , winter
varieties , areuirered at $ J.fWM. ( ) tier box ,
IJMO.N : * C'lmlcu Mi'sshm. Jl.r.VTt4.00 . ( ; fancy ,
4.00ii i.OO. TntiKorlnes 1'urdoiiblo ease. 13,00.
MAI.AOA UIIAI > IH ; I'er bbl. fs oiXBJ.OO.
I'lNKAl'l't.V.M-l'or ill/ , | .I.AXVItlH ( ) .
UiiANiir.iiHiRi * StipiilU-Hnrunot heavyi Jersey
soy , pur bbl , tn.iui oupu lod. ) jrJ.uOf.uiBy
Capo Cod , bell and bugle.
UooilH.
I'lnld , raftsman , 20cl Go hon.
CiSc : Clear Lake. : t2'Je ; Maple City , Iifiijc ;
vhlto OH No. 2. 2iUc ! ; tl ll No . S. M.ST'.io
il II Na 2 , y. SlUe ; II II .No. 2. > f > 20io ! ; yuubeo
No , I , 4So | Qiiobuo No. : i , ? { . 425io ; guebee , ij ,
No. 4 , : t2)p ) ( ; ARWIIII.I.I C ; Windsor X ( ! , 21 In
ir.iiC ! O K , 150 ! H A V , ? ,2.V3 ! J H V , Ji.WKc ;
Jt 34 rOCl
DUCK West 1'olut. 23 In. 8 or. . 10'ic ' : West
I'olnt. 2 In. 10 o12ic ! ; West Volnt. l"J In , 12
oISc ; West Point , 40 In , II or , l.'i'U1.
IIATTM Stnmliird , Ho ; Mowhnwk , lOSJc ; Know-
llnltv , llic ! ; I'i'por. IBo ; lice , JI.75 per case.
KiiNTUCKr .IKANS Memorial , 1'ict Dakota ,
22o ; Dunham , M'ic ! lleivules , I0o ; Cottswooil ,
J7tici iMidvllle , 2ocSprhiKlk'ld ; , 12t > : Uapldan ,
I0ic ! ; Ilorroyn , 18c ; Hamburg , V2tru ; Neb ,
Schoolboy. 2.10.
2.10.Kit nor Kddystone. 0ic ! ; Btcol
Ulvor. Cc ; Kiuiuipo. 4Jc ! ; St. Ledger. M.o.
Shlrllnn Maltha WashlnKton,4io , ; Merrltuao
4c. ( 'I nrkoy Hcd I'oiintuln. OSic ; Garner. 7o ;
Crenfleld , HViej Herlln , ( Kin.
I'niNTS Itidlso lllue-Net-'Martha Wash-
netoiii flljc ; American , nc ; Arnold , C'leiArnold
H , long cloth , lOo ; .Sttllo A , ll'ic ; Merrhunc.
" - , I0c ; Hold lcnf,8'fc ' : Ilaiulltoii.ri'ie ; Allen
[ 'Inks. O'Jc ' ; Allen Chnmbray. Co ; Oloueester ,
5V'fc : llnrtnl , 5Uc. '
COTTON \VAiii' Illbb , 8 , white , 18Sc ! ; colored ,
> ic.
SlIKHTINO AND 1'II.T.OW OASINnS llrOV'Il
Vet I'uimcrcll. 45 In. 10'ie ' ; 1'eppeicll , 8-1. ISo ;
rcpporelf , IM.20c : t'epperoll , lo-t , ff-'Hc ; Utlcn ,
4h In , 150 ! Utlca , 58 In , J75o ! ; Utlcn , 22 In , 2lc ;
lJllca.8Mn.Siic ; Utlca , IW'.n. 28V5c. Hloachcd
Net I'eppo roll , 42 In. lOlie : 1'epi.erell , 4(1 ( in ,
ll'/iO ' I'epperell , 0-4. 15c | reppoiell. 8-1. 20c ;
l'cppcroU.ll-4,22'5o , ' ; I'epporell , 10-4 , Kc ; Utlca ,
8-4.24c ; Utlca. 0-4 , 20o ; Utlca , 10-4 , 2Sc.
TICKSYork. . : t2 In , 12ii ; Swift Itlvrr , TVioi
Thorndyke. OO , 8o | ; Tliorndykc , US , Bio ! ;
Thorndyke , 120 , DJJe : Thorndyke , XX , 14o ;
Cordls , No. ri.Oc ; Cordls , No. 4 , lOo.
CHUCKS Empire , 0icl ! Caledonia XX. lOlie ;
Eeonoiny. 8'e ; Otis , MHo ; Kxcolslnr. loo.
COTTON FiA > Nii-Gunrdlnn : l.h , r./c , not ;
On Guard CO.OKe ; S3. 7io ? ; KIC , Bic ; GU , OHoi
XX , 10Je ! ; OO , ll'/.c : NN , 12'c ' } ; AA. 14e ; 1)1) ,
IfHJc : TT , lOJJc ; YV , 18c ; lift , lllc ; bleached ,
No.20. fi4o-No. ! 00 , 1 'He ' ; No. M , 12(4c ( : brown
and slate. No. TO. Oo ; No. 70. 12Ho ; No. OJ , IGc ;
colored Missouri valley , 12 ! ic.
ll.tACiiii [ > COTTON llerkeloy Cambric No.
03 , lle ! ; llest Vet.fi o ; llutterolotn , XX. 4.jc ! !
Cabot , 7ic ? ; First Call r , ' o : l-'rult of the Loom ,
8 ? o ; llouookeeper. 6io ! ; KIIDS 1'hllllu cambric ,
lOc ; LrmiHloiiU H ; IIHC ! Lon dalc , 8 > iu ; Lons-
< lalo ounibrlc , 10'4e ; Now Vork mills. Ho ; Oak
J awn. 7o ; Full Width , fie ; Clover. Gc. ! {
CouitE OAMiniic Crown , 4ic ! ; Ited Star ,
4'/e ; Clover , 60 ; Slater Uolled , OJ e ; high col
ors , Ic extra.
GINOIIAMS I'huiKct cheeks , OKc ; Whltton-
ton , UJfc ; Vork. ( idC ; Norinandl dress , 8c ; Cal
cutta dross , T'.ic ; Whltlcnton dross , 8c ; licd-
forrt dress , 8iii l"o.
GINOIIAM Amoikcag , 7c ; AmoskoiiR dress ,
85e ! ; Hates , lise ; Warwlok dress , So ; Luncns-
tcr.GJ e ; Gienaire.inac ; Whlttenton dress. 8e ;
V'lNB HIIOWN COTTONS Atlantic LL. lie ; Au
rora H , CUe : Aurora HC ! c : Atlas , ONI ) . 7'/e ;
cheese cloth , 4c ; Clinton liT.S&c ; 1'opperoll H ,
Lnintdon G It , 7c- .
OoTTONAtiiis York , nankin , 10'fC ; Evurett ,
8-02 , IFc ; I.owlston , 10-oz. 22'4c ; Morklngman ,
He ; Maple Hill , 15e ; Tiger Hrand , ISe.
HHAVV HitowN COTTONS All nnt Ic A , 1Vtc ;
Atlantic O.7e ; Atlantic 1) . GJJo ; Atlantic P ,
Co ; Aurora 0 , 4iie ; buck's head , 7ie ! ; Cabot
W , 6l o ; Darlington , OKc ; Kurniors1 No. 1. 4 ? i3
41IC ! IntHiin liend , T'/ic ; Lawrence lAi , 5Vic ;
Henrietta I.L.OJ.lc.
DENIMS Net A inoskeaK. 0 oz. 15 ! o : York
camlet. 12c ; York 1)11. mic ; Kverott , stand
ard , 124o ! ; Hayniakeis1 , T'.ic ; Old York , XX ,
lOSJe ; Lawrence , 220 , lliiic ; Lawrence. 0 oz ,
luUc ; fanoy stripes and cheeks , II ' .if.
WitiANS Net Thistle , GHe ; Hod Cross , Tlie.
CHA8II Slovens' 11 , Id-Inch , Af a ; Stevens' I ) ,
18-Inch , ( iic ! ; Stevens' A. Ki-lnch. 7'/ic ; Stevens'
1' , 18-inch. Sci Stevens' M , 18-Inch , He ; Slovens'
N , 20-inrh. Oc ; Stevens' NN. 22-Inch , 10c ; Slo
vens' SltT , 2j-lncli , 12c ; bleached , le extra.
TJlfcJ UEJAIjTX MAHKBT.
rN3TUUMENTdpaooon ! ( ) rooord January 30.
WAIIHANTY DEEDS.
WO AlbrlKhtnnd wife to N P Nelson ,
lot 2 , blk 8 , llaker place $ 400
Andrew Ohrlstcnscn and wlfo to same ,
same 800
J E Curtis nnd wife to J M Hymor , lot 0 ,
Andrews W & T's sub 20,000
John Harper to Julia Thomas , nnd 2-7
lot 8 , blk ! M9 , and lots 2 and II , blk 211
Omaha 1,003
Ualthas Jotter and wlfo to Fred Ilelbow ,
lot 5. blk 5 , Jotter's add to South
Omaha 400
O 11 Treckol to Fritz Stcen , tax lot 1 In
18-15-11 1,300
Jacob Wlnjicnder and wlfo to Frederick
ftratmonn , c S of w 48.51 ft of n 150 ft
lot 1. blk 2 Lowe's 2d add COO
M It Wild and wlfo to Hans Wulf , uU lot
S.blkUl Florence COO
QUIT Cf.AIM DEEDS.
Ed Pholam and wlfoto Wuiigliit Wcstor-
Held , Iot22 , blk 4 Missouri uvenuopark. 1
DEKIIS.
G W Covcll , special tuastor to HiiRh
Kennedy , lot IS , blk CD South Omaha. . I.BS
Total amount of transfers 130.720
Tor Imp rovtd andocoiioiulocojlcjry iu
EXTRACT OF BEEF ,
for Deof Tea. Soups. Mtulo Dishes , Sauces
( Gnrno Vlsh , &c. ) , Apple or Meat Jolly. Keeps
for any loiiKth of time , and Is cheaper and of
ilncr lluvor than any other stock.
Genuine only with J. von Llnbls's signature
as above , In blue. One pound of Extract of
Deof equal to forty pounds of lean heel.
CHRISTIE LRTHROP
Commission Co.
800 ami 311 South IJUh Street , First
National Hank ttiiililing.
Grain , Provisions , Stocks & Bonds ,
Orders executed for the purchase or sale for
Immediate or future delivery In ul | the leadIng -
Ing markets.
JPrlvtite
TO
St. Louis . < . D. It , Francis & Hru'
MONTANA ,
AS A PLACE TO IKVEST MONEY. '
The cnormonii amount of fnmln InTPStpd by the
rltltens of lleleim In mining putunirlfiea Induced tiy
Iho nbnorniallr lark'Q protlta nritlnn therefrom
IciivoK open for Kaaturn capltul rxreptlonal O | > ! > or-
tnnltles In runl i-stalo anil building Inveitmtintr ,
whleb , whlloabsolutely eafe , ylclU IncomeiipinelnK
from Qftei'ntollttjr per cent , annually. Uvnl Kstato
iscomtantlyon theiiUvnncolnvaliinm the rcKult
of an outuutot wealth ucuquallud Iu Uio Ulstorjr of
Kastcrn'incomes based upon B nnd Opor cent. In-
Testinciitniuay bo lar ely uugmentoil without risk ,
by fliiniiiRtlio prlnclpul to ulucullty otlurliit ; wider
opportunities. '
A visit to llclenawttlticmoniitralethctniihofthts
{ statement and convert the iwwt ( ncrcdukiiw.
ITor full Information , mldross ,
L.G. PIIELP3Sec'y Citizens Commltlce ,
Helena , Montana.
EXCELSIOR'SPRINGSE
" " . - WATERS" ! : &
Nature' * Tonic , Diurdic and Uric Sol.int.
SOU ) ONLY IN 1IOTTLE8 El
C B. MOORE & CO. , Agti. ISIS Dodg. 81.
OMAHA
DIRECTORY.
BILLIARDS. | BOXES.
The Brmiswlck-Balko Jobu L. Wilkio ,
Oollontlor Oo.
llllllnril merchandise , Omnlii\pi > porbo fnctorr ,
Snlnonflxtiircs , lat-tll9
407. 400 S. lUlh street ,
Omaha.
BOOK DINDBR9 & : STATIONBR3.
Omaha Ropnblicau Printing Oo. ,
Lnir briefs , bank gti | ' | < llo , nml crer/tldng In the
printing lino.
Iflth nnd Hoiik'lM trTOt .
Ackcrraann Bros. & Hointze ,
Irlnler , binders , clcctrotypcrs , blunk book mnnu-
farturors ,
IllOllownr.l utrjot , Oninhit.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ohnrles A. Ooo & Oj , , KirkemallJonei&Oo ! , ,
Monufnctiiron nmt Job Wholesale Manufnclur'i
bers. Apcnlx for lloatnn Hull-
1IOS I'lTHhuo ' Co.tl \ \ ( , 1101 ,
Ilownnlttreot.
j > ml HIM lliirner st ,
Williams , Vnn Aor- W. V , Morse & o. ,
nam & Harto , Bhon Knotory , Corner llth
1212 nml Douitlni ntt. , Onia.
llnrncj ulroct ,
1m. Merchant * Invited
Omalm , Neb. to cull nnd examine.
BUTOHBES' SUPPLIES.
Louis Heller ,
IlutchcrV nnd I'nctnri'
Tool * , t Rupjillo * . lleor ,
noir A hoop miln < .
II1U-1118 Jnckioa St.
OABRIAQES , nUOGIBS , BTO.
Columbus y Oo. , W , T. Seaman ,
Cnrrlntfcs , curt * sulklot , Oninlin'i Lnriiost Variety
.
etc.
O. I ) . IMwnnu , Mnnnger. WAGON'S AND
3l'l-3li South liitli. CAHHIAOKS
CARPETS. CLOTHING.
Omala Carpet Oo. , Gilmore & Ruhl.
Cnrpots , ol ! clotbi , m t- MantifnrtnroM .V Wholo-
tlnga.ciirtnlnitooiHotc. onlo Clothiers ,
1611 DuilKlii ! ntroot. lltltillnrncr St.
OIO-ARS.
West & Fritsoher ,
Mnnufncturers nnocUars
Jobbers of leaf tobaccos.
1011 Fnrnam otrcot.
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooke and Ooutaat & Squires ,
Lirno Oo. Hard nnd ooft coal ship-
Ilnrd and soft coM. PCM ,
S. K. Cor. llith nml Doiiz- 1S03 Fiirnain rect ,
las etroet ) .
Hulbert & Blum , Harmon & Weetb ,
Ohio lumpHock Sprlnr { , Acme lump , Kngln lump ,
UxcelslorVnlnntblock , Walnut block unit An-
ecrcencd nut , unthrnclto , ttirnclte conl.
enilthlnf ? . ntonm.
OIllcoZU S. 15th st. OIHcolION. 10th street.
American Puol Oo. P. E. Mahoney & Oo.
Shippers nnrt dealen la Hnrd-Conl-SofU
autlirnclto nnd bitu
minous coal. Otllccs 813 N. ICth nnd cor.
2158. iJth street. 10th nnd Douglas Bts.
Nebraska Fuel Oj. , Eowoll 4 : Co. ,
2138. IBtlittroot , 2178. UthBtruet ,
Omalm , Neb. Oinnlin , Neb.
J. J , Johnson & Oo. , Johnson Bros , ,
216 8. lBtli street , t'H Fnrnnm street ,
Onmbn , Nub. Omalm , Neb.
Mount & Griffin , O.B.Havens&Oo. ,
2138. muntroot , lC02Furnnm street ,
Omnluv , Nob. Omaha.
CORNICE.
Eagle Ooruico Worksi P , Ruemping
Mainifactnrornof Rnlrnn- Galvanized Iron cornices ,
Ited Iron Cornlco. Dormer windows , door
Window caps , metnllc sky- cnpa , llnlala , etc. Tin
eto. 1110 nnd 1112 Iron&nil hluto roofer ,
fell Knnmni St.
DBY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oo. , Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry
Dry toods , furnishing Goods OD. ,
goods , notions. Dry troocH , nntloni , Rontj'
furnlshlii/i.'oods.
Cor. llth and Howard .its. Corner lltli unit Harnoy
BLEOT IOAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo.
Illustrated t'ataloguo
free.
1GU Capitol Avenue.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.1
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo. , Gcncrnl western aKo
Corner Jonoa nnd Utu sts. Sknudla Plow Co. ,
Oinnlin , Neb. I34U-1.V > 1 Sbcrman nro.
FLOUR.
Broken Bow Roller R , T. Davis Mill Oo. ,
Milling Oo. , C. 0 , Underwood ,
Unico nnd warehouse , Manager nt Omaha.
.N. lUthitreoL Cor. 8th nnd Jacknon tin.
S. P. Oilman , Clemens Oskamp ,
M'f'K ' of roa'ly to ratso
1014 N. 10th street. Hlap Jnek Mu.it. Unudt
cakus In the world.
C. E. Illack , - Manager. 12U7-1215 H. Will ntrcet.
PURNITUBH AND CARPETS.
Dowoy& Stone Pur- Olms. Bhiveriok & Oo ,
niture Oo. , Furniture and Carpets.
Furniture and carpcti ,
1115-1119 Karnam trcot , 1200-1210 Knrnaiu St.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & Loomis , J , T. Eobinson Notion
Oo. ,
Jobbers and Importers of
'
,
Gents' furnishing good *
notions nnd furnishing ' '
ra'f'i ! colubratod brand
Roods , "Buckskin" overall1 * ,
pants , shlrtH , coats , etc.
1111 Howard street. Cor. 12th and Howard stt.
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
, WOOL , HIDES ,
Goo. Oberno & Oo , , J , 8. Smith & Oo , ,
(133.13th street , 140S-I4I3 tx > .ircnnorth it ,
Onmrm. Croatia.
IRON WORKS.
Fazton & Viorlins : Ournlm Safe & IronWorks
°
Iron Works , Works
Wroiniht and cn t Iron , ,
htillilliiKwork , engine * , iMnnurm flrc nml burglar
brin * wort , mmornl I proof nfo , vault * , Jll J <
foundry , ntnclilno itivl work , Iron shutter * nml
tilicV ; inllli work. U. I' , i "re o dip < " . II , An
llrnnillHIiat , ilrconl4thA Jnckson U
Acme Iron anil Wire Wilson & Drake ,
Works , M'f'c tubular flup . ( lr
Iron , wire unit bran w'k . box liollors , tnnkj , eta.
512 S. IClli street.
\V. lloohl , Proprietor. IMorro n l Iflth ulrott' .
LITHOGRAPHING.
Rces Printing Oo.
I.lthoitrnphlnir , Prlmlnj
mul Illnnk Hooka ,
lltli unit ItmTiirilHU.
LIQUORS.
Her & Oo , , William D-irst ,
Liquor Merchant * , \Vlncs , Llqunn nml Ci
1IU llnriu'y ntrrct. .
' ' gars.
Mntuidictur'rB Ki'iininlf's
Dun India Hllti-r * . 1.113 1'arnam St. Otmlit
R. E. Grotto , Frank Dollono & Oo , ,
Imi'orter ' nml Jobber of Llquornnnd ( leniilnoNo-
\Vlnes nml Liquor * .
1020 n nil Ur.'J Kimmm St. vniU Clif.irs ,
rrti-ollsU nnipltci\tlon' | li DoiiKluj Street.
L , Kirsclit& Co. , A. Prick & Oo. ,
\Vhelejnlo LtquorDonlors \Vliolcsnlo Llauorle 1crs
407 nut ! 1W S. 10th St. Rll - (03 ( 8. 10th St.
0. A. Btonohill , L Oberfoldor & Co , ,
Millinery , Notions Importers and Jobbers In
Ctu.iki , Kt3 Millinery.
aS ) , ' . > IOniiir.-12 youth llth
HC-llS S. ICth St. , Omaha Mreet.
MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS , ETC , X * .
Max Meyer & Bro. Oo. I A. Hoape , Jr. ,
M'f'K Jowclers , dealers In I'lanoi. Orgnns , Artists'
musical Inatruineiits ,
etc. , Mntcrlnls , IUc. ,
Fnrnam and IGth. 1.M3 DoiiKlns Street.
OIL3.
Consolidated Tank
Line Oo.
lleflnod nnd lutirlcntliu
oils , nxlo Krense , eta. Y
A.H. lllihop , .MamiKor.
OYSTERS.
A. Booth Packing Co. , Platf& Oo. ,
Oysters , flan nnd cnmioJ "Tiger brand ters , " , fresh Ofs
Omaha branch ,
1303 Lcnvonworth. 815 ndE17 llowaril.
PAPER. | PLATING.
Carpenter Paper Co. , Western Plating Wka Jj
Curry n full stock of Golrt , silver nnd nleliul
nnd lilatlnir on all metals ,
, wrapping
printing , . .
MtiloK nre otc.rcplated.
wrlllnu pai'or. card jia- l' < ) UtlilnKliriw& olinn-
pcr , etc. dellornorlc. 1111 l > o > l(0.
Bates & Co. , Williams & Orosa ,
Country produce , fruit * ' . Produce nnd fnitti ,
TcpctHblo-i , urocors'
epeclultloJ. tea * , xplcoj ,
etc. 417-41'JS. lltUHt. 1214 Hnrney street.
BUBBER GOODS , EPO.
Omaha Eubbor Oo. ,
Munufncturlni ; nnd Ja'j- '
tersull kliula rubber
liuod I.
1003 Funniii itroot.
SAFE3. I SEEDS.
A , L. Deano & Oo. , Emerson Saol : Oo , ,
General nirent * for Halt'j Sccil eronor * , do iton In
Hnfl3. k'nrdon , irrasa , vnilnima
821 and 3U South 10th St. , tree ee < li ,
Oiunbii. ii-r.'i South 15th.
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETC.
M. A. Disbrow & Oo , , Bohn Sash & Door Oo ,
Maniifnctiirera of . . . . . Mnnufiu'tiiror.i of tnould-
it o o r B. b 11 n d H anil luiis , bllndi , duorj ,
MouhllMKa. llrnnchof- eto.
Ucu , 1-tli nml Iznr.1 ati. 10th and Clark ttrccti.
SYRUPS. STOVES.
Farrell & Oamp ny ,
Wbnlcsalo inanfactur rs Stova Manufao'g Oa , ,
srrupn , iunlasio < and
5Ianufntur'g stovusaal
217-Sltt South 8th street. jo
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS.
Consolidated OofToo
Oorapany ,
1414 nnd lllfl Hnrnoyst.
Omaha. Nob.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES
U. S , Wind Engine & A , L. Strang & Sons ,
Pump Oo , ,
Ilnlllday wind mills , m 1CW2-1091 Farmm atrcot ,
nml Ml .loud Kt. U. b\
Hess , acting ii Omaha , Neb.
Orane Company ,
HOHO lieltliiK , pncklni ; ,
Btnim puuipH. plumblnK
Kcods ,
022-21 Fnrnam street
TOYS. I TYPE.
H , Hardy & Oo. , The Omaha Typs
Tors , dolls , albumsfancy Foundry.
| [ ( iodshousufurnlshlnx I'rlntors' Supiilloi
New nnd nocun
goods , children's car machinery.
riages. 1118 Howard street.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
LIVE STOOK COMMISSION.
Boyer & Truitt , Martin Bros. ,
U-M Uichango llullillnf ,
68-W Kicbnnuo llulldlnir , .
SKxclmnue llulldln ,
South Omaha. Houtli Uomha.
S , J , Ooffman , Bmiloy Iluutor & Green ,
&Uo , |
30 Kjcchanica llulldlnf
20 Kxcbanxe HutUllnir ,
Houtli Omaha. Boutb Omaou ,
Wood Brothers ,
Jiliictmn o llulldlug ,
boutbOm U .