Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 11, 1891, Image 6

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    THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
Activity and'Weakness Noted in Wheat
Early in the Day ,
THE DROP IS SLOWER THAN THE RISE ,
Tlic Cold IVnve Not a DcMruullvc Ono
Narrowness In the Corn I'lt
Blow TriulliiB-CntUo
and
CntCAno , Feb. 10. [ Special TcloRrnm tnTur.
MRK.Tliero ] w s nn cniy fcclltu In nil the
Krnlii inarliuts nnd im nn pro veil fooling In
provisions nt the outset today. Tlio early
triiillntf brouuht iictlvlty niul further weak
ness to whunt , will lo nil tlio otlior markets bo-
cumo somewhat ciull. The snloi for Muy.
early , wcro ii ! > follows ! Who.it , 0o ? ? olT to
IKJ oi corn. tiVCZ'iVin tofAHci ouli. 4.V. u to
t" > "jc | potlt , ! 9.M and W.8''H ; lunl , (5.0) and
The wheat iniirkut clous not ict ? down
In price.1) ) 1.0 quickly tin It wont tip
lait week. 1'or tlirco dnys , with nil
tlio news on the dctir sldo and the trade
p'ayhiK for ti down turn , thcro was un aver
age decline of lo pcrduy , Thcro was n , short
purled of weakness In the market this morn-
liiKaml during that tlino wltliCniluhy , I'lir.l-
rUljc , Smith , I < ( > KIIII , Ijiunsoii , New Vork ,
northwoit and local scalpers all soil
ing the prlco wns iloprmsiid a frac
tion umlor the low point ycstor-
day , llcforo inhliliiy the hull news ,
ohlt'fly cnsh whoa ts.iloH , began to bo felt and
thorn win n Htrmitf reaction. The nwrUet was
nctlvo anil dull by turns , but the host Interest
was shown on the iidvanco. Tlio action up to
1 o'clock was as follows : Mnyouoncd atljc ) ,
Bold at 07iu ! lotliKo to03 o to 07'fc toD7 e.
July started at U3io. sold at 02.Uo to Kin to
! mjc to ft'l.'io to ffl c. Wlicn the market
opened It was found that the cold wtivo over
tlio wheat status was not at. .ill a destructive
ono. Cullies were simply steady , with Llvnr-
jiool futures flrnii Wheat on nuonn passage
Increased ! ln < ,030 Imsliuls. Tlio receipts hero
wcro W ) cars or 20 cars over the estimate.
California sent dispatches announcing
rains and others saying the entire stutu was
drynnd clear. On thlssliowlngtho market sold
ofT ns ciplalnoil , hut Minneapolis receipt *
wore moderate at 1JI cars , Dithith llRht at " 0
cars , St. l.ouls moderate at 20.000 bnshtils and
KnnsaHOIty light at 29 cars. The Atlantic
potts cleared 27,000 bushels of wheat and 1(1,000 (
potindH of Hour. Then canio cash wheat sales.
Detroit sold 100 curs to Now York mid reported
email stocks nml only 10 can receiptIn ) *
nlanapolls leportcd I'O.OOJ bushels of No. 3 rod
sold lo millers imtl another version of
this , deal was that It was Chicago.
No. II red sold to Indianapolis to ho
put In store tliero at ! )3u. ) Thu sale of
60,0)0 ) hnshols of casli wheat hero to go to Now
Vork , all rail , was the chief Item of hull nows.
The Ohio millers bought 30 o.ir.s from
Minneapolis. 0. U , Chirk wlrod from Now
Vork that a cargo was holns worked for Ms-
bon. Scalpers got short early , solllns against
puts , and thu bull news frightened thorn. On
this llttlo Beam tlio prlco of .Muy wont from
03 ? o to 7f5 c. OhTorcl bought whout early ,
Scliwiirtz-Dupoo and S. V. Whlto A Oo. Inter
and on the hulgo Mitchell , llutchlnion ,
Gcorso Smith and others took a hand In
holphiK on the advance. Cur * for to
morrow 05. The longer the \vhoat trade
conshlcrcd the hull news the tnoro anxious
thohuyer-sbecaino. Tholasthalf hour brought
the best strotiKth and the highest prices of the
day. It was claimed that May sold nt08 ? e
and thocloso was firm utns.'jc ' , lJc ! up from
the 11 o'clock llguro and o up for the day.
February wns quoted ut from ( Kl4o ! up to W ! jo
tit the close. July rose to KlXc , closing at
D3Ji < (103ie. ( ? Thcro was no additional nows.
The corn market was the narrowest and
Blowout for weoks. The dullness , nowovor.
was not accompanied hy weakness. Then
was n llttlo depression early with
the weakness In wheat , but before
1 o'clock the prlco was at tho.
lcst point of the session. May sales
Btartod utr > 21 c , toiiohud 5214o and recovered
toMJ.o. July old at SUiSc. olT toMUc and up
to W/jc. Uorn closed at ttio best prices of the
day and steady or a alxtoonth better as com
pared with yesterday. The top sales of May
worout.V-'Vtoo. closing at Kitfc , February
wns quoted nt 5 < ) Ko to Mifo. closing at 01540.
March was nominal at JJc premium over Feb
ruary. July was sold nt SJUo to KK'ie ' and
cose n c. o receps were ess
than thocsthiiateat4nOcardfor twodnys , hut
the rstliauto for Wednesday was very
liberal at 2U1 cars. Ocean passage
BliilT fleet-eased 440,000 hnshols. The iivnllulilo
nuppllos , Inchullin ; the visible supply In this
country and corn la passagels n , ( tooo hush-
els , compared with nearly 20,000,000 bushels a
year ago. I'uts on May corn sold at Me ; calls
Tlio receipts of outs this morning wcro
posted ut exactly the estimate of yesterday
217 cars. The nstlmnto for Wcdni-sdny was
IKIciira The action of the market was very
cniiininiiilnci | > , with closing prices about
steady. Mny sold at 4"i ? o tofolio to 457i nt
the close : .Inno nt 4. > Mete 4. > | Jc ; July at 4'Jo ! (
1o43o to42ic. } Tboro was nonowsuntla llKht
trade.
Tlio provision trade was not stlrrod up very
jinifh today. On lighter receipts or hogs uud
Jilpliorprli-i'sat the .
ynr.ls provisions opened
on a llttlo bulKO with pork up 7'io at SIMM ;
laid bteady nt M.871J ! rlbsiUo up uttl.lKi en
SIny contructs. After sllRht doellnes from
tbeso llsurcs tlu-rn was u Kcncral strength
\vhlch i-iiiiscd pork to recover to JIO.OO , lard to
15.00 ; ribs tl.UTJ' with the OOMS at the liesl
prletM exeunt for pork at $ .l.0 > or Wijo higher.
Thcro was Illtlo < lone hi other months. Hynn
&to. ) led the buy lint of pork and rlbson the
cull and Uudaby sold lard , Fowler buying.
I'lllCKrt AT CHICAGO.
ciniMiinirvlllpoii. | Illnli. | l.oar , | Clo o. | Voa'y.
\V1IKAT
Hay . , 07K- ? ,
Jiiir. . . ViJA
COIIN
Mnr. . .
O. T
May
To it K
May DM OSS
July
Mny 403 4 07 4
July 525
J.Allll
Mny 600 6CW &SK ) DM ) 587k
July u r.
riUCES'AT ST. LOUIH.
co'iMonirr | QponTf
WIIKAT-
Mnr ITU WK
Jnir 87Ji
COIINMn
Mn ; 60
O1TSMar. . . . . 4
Note ) nntl Gossip ,
Kiitnoreil that 3l,001iiisliL'ls ; No. 3 roil wns
taken lit ChleiiKoby Indianapolis mlllors.
llnlier workoil ntChlcaRO tndnyfiO.OOJ bush
els .No. 2 , till rull , for Now York , 1 eont under
Mny.
Total olonranct's nt four points today :
\\lioiit. L7.4W ; corn. aiOI5 ) ; oats , 0,74:1 : ; Hour.
ui,4U7.
I'rlvato lUiiiutclies snys there Is ono-half
Inch of _ rain In ijuerunionto nml San Joatjuln
St. I iula receipts : Wlimit
, S WO ! corn ,
C0looits. ! ; ; ! 10,000 , Througli : Corn. M car" :
Ollts , 8 ,
Konnptt wlrod ! Shorts boslnnlns to BPO
ImnU wrltlnit nn tlio wall ; Oon't nt'oil miy o\-
jierts tea cliiorlt. | ! Wo nrecottlnc the more
llliorul ilnllverlHsuulleil out liy the bulge last
wcok. Tills break will probably restrict tlioin
aguln.
Wlicntonpassairo IneroaseilltSl.ooO ; corndo-
oronso440.oiia This report occasioned Bomo
Biiriirlso , IIH Aini'rloiin wiient slilpmentH last
weolc woruvcry llsht. Tills , toKotlior with tlio
inllil weather uml many fhorts conilnir in
during tli eUialnu bulge ycstoulny ull iielecl
nRftliiit wlicat.
Chlcutro receipt' : Winter wheat. 33i sprlni ;
Mhunt , SI : Colorado , 6 ; mixed , lcorn. t' ) ;
oatm " 17. Inspected rpgular : winter wheat ,
V ) spring. 111 ! corn , fi : oats , 85. Slilptuonts :
wliout , 3XCOO busliela : corn , 81,100 ; oats , 150,300.
Kstlnmtod ( or Wcduusdiiy : AYIiuat , 05 cars ;
corn , ' 1 ; Oats. l.V ) .
Ilucrbohm'g onblot Cargoes off eonstvliout
Rtoady , corn llriu. On pubsai-'i' . whont In wry
llttlo ilcmnml ; corn oaslor , 1'ri'iioli marlets
Eteudr , Liverpool wheat anil corn spot
steadily held. California TsWlid ; Walla Wnlla.
7sCured ; winter , 7s 7il | llombny , 7s Til. Thu
lust jiicssugoroiiorUids Jid to [ id higher on
futures.
Contract grain tn Olilcapo regular doviUorn ;
Wl.ont , tilW.U.U | I'orn , VOI.4U1 ; oats , IW.lJXU
Olllclnl IlKuros obtiiliii'd by tlio Nortliwu.storn
Jllllor show tlin stuck uf wlioat In private clo-
valornhereto bo 4.0H.UW. Increase of . * JOOJ.
The MurUrt Koeord ostlinntes the stock In the
country elevators of Minnesota anil the Ia- )
liotus itt 7.UM.OO busliels , tliui innkliiK an
ugKrcznto for northwestern stock at V-ulM)7 :
tnslii'l * , us tlio totiilln ulovuton lit Dulutli
and .Mliiiictpotiblb l.na.hST ,
Kennutt , llopklnn .VCo. toOhrUtto-Iiatlirop
Com. t'a Wluiat room traders opened the tes-
iluu wltU bearish Uutaouvtrutlona uud liatu-
nicrccl Miy : down toOOHc. At tlil prlcobuy-
\nt \ ordcri ciunu In frnin nil points nn 1 ah-
Borbotl the offerings. I/ooal tradvlt uiul the
northwest wcro liberal buyer * . Our ctisto-
mem probably bought twice M much as any
other liwuu and thnlr heavy niul contliinom
bnyhiK turned the scale. After u Bo decline
within ft week , with outside conditions growIng -
Ing rather stronger. It seems goo'l ' policy to
take the long side again and thin huibccn the
tenor of our iiflrlrcito customom. It Imatls-
faetory to know that ninny grit In nn tlic bottom
tom and either ronil/i'd good profits or still
hold purchases for higher prlco * . Thcro has
been a good cash demaiul for whoat. orders
having teen Oiled In the northwest , horn and
nt Detroit today. Cables have ici'.octod a
stroiiR tone mid brought export orders. Crop
( liiinaao reports nro beginning to appear. It
is estimated that the home and foreign sup-
piles Inst week for 1'nltcil Kingdom
fi'll short about ( JjO.OOO. It looks as
If today's low point. might prove
to bo the basis f another hull move and prices
tuny CD higher than hist wo oh though natur
ally tliero will bo fropicnt leacllons on the
way up. Tim market closed strong at about
top prices. There Is nothing to say about
corn , the narrow , featureless sculping market
partly bodged In by puts nnd calls of
which Hutchison and various shippers wcro
largo sellers last night. Oats dull , pynipa-
thlflntr somewhat with other markets. Al
though hogs wcro hluhcr and receipts less
than estimates provisions did not tnaku much
ndvaiico until wheat turned up. This shows
u scalper's rally. The amount of business was
Miiull. It wa noticeable that them Is no ac
tivity In the market c.xcnpt when declining ,
This Is discouraging to holders. The closing
was tunic and oasv ,
! ' . a. Iognn .V Co. to Toncray ft llrynn The
opening of wheat wns ( pilot , opening at U7n t'
May , selling down to liiV. on the sale of
r.'MWO bushels of No.'J red winter to go to Now
York. Tliero was good buying by several
prominent commission houses , considerable
of which no doubt wns covering .shorts. On
the advance Io07je ! there wns some cooil buyIng -
Ing by the old bull party. At 0o < llloom bo-
eaino a fn > o seller , all of which was easily
c.irrd for by the crowd. The last sales wore
atmiio for .May. The scarcity of wheat In the
past and purchase here and Detroit ut about
Sl.lil , delivered In New York , has
given a llrm feeling with it change In rentl-
tncnt. this along with Imports Into the United
Kingdom being OOO.OOO bushels less than re-
tiuhcmcnta , has added to the number who be
lieve In much higher prices. Tim woathcrln the
near future will bo un Important factor but
If this urgent demand for cash wheat con
tinues all die hill the dnniand will bo lost
sight of and higher prices the result. Wo feel
the new crop options are too high unless there
Is disaster to the growing crop. The trade In
corn wns exceedingly light and without any
feature. Un the advance In wheat It sold up >
tn ? . of a cent. The closing price was MyCO
Kli , III otits the transactions were very few ,
Hog products closed llrm : pork , 8 ! > .Uo , lard ,
$ , "iiu | : ribs. $1.1)7'Tho ) receipts of hogs were
lighter today ; should they fall elf the Im
provement , would bu rapid.
W. 1C. McCorinlck As Co. , to V. O. Swartz
ft Co. Knsler cables and u small In-
ciease on cargoes on passazo caused rather
weak fooling ut the opening , the Indica
tions being liiatlho scalping crowd Imdcar
ried home with them some long wheat. This
was sold oiitdnrlng the early soslon breaking
market below the put prlee. A reaction dur
ing thu latter part of tliu Ht'Miliiu was caused
by reports of active demand for cash wheat ,
100 cars being reported Bold tit Detroit and the
8,11110 amount hero for shipment all rail to
New Vork. A cargo was rtUo reported sold
in Now York for Lisbon , The close was ac
tive , with decidedly a bettor feeling-
Corn was very dull and trading mostly
among scalpers. Fluctuations hnvo been
small nnd news uninteresting. 1'rovlslons are
( Inner and close at about top prices.Vo note
peed buying both yesterday and today by
packers who have been avowed boars and
short of all articles of provisions. They
claim , however , that their purchases are
made for the purpose of getting some of their
prolltsout of open traders. There seemstobo
no pressure on the market and It would not bo
a surprise to ns to see some further reaction.
Indianapolis wires : Ilalncd hard Sunday
night , giound bare and frozen , looks bad for
wheat.
STOCKS AMt
NBW YotiK , Fob. 10. [ Special Tolezram to
TIIK Ilr.E.l STOCKS There was llttlo promise
early of any developments In stocks for the
day. The strength ut the opening was con
fined teSt 1'aiil , Vlllards and Louisville. In
dependent nf these , there was u llrm to strong
tone with n slight fluctuation which has been
so marked a feature of the market for the
last few days. The opening waa made at
.small but Irregular changes from hist night's
figures and aflor seine Blight hesi
tation the firmness asserted Itself. The
active stocks showed only slight Improvement
though Louisville' & Nashville at ono time
had advanced U per cent. Sugar receipts
gained a like amount , but the changes In
other portions of thu market were confined to
smaller fractions. The only movement of Im
portance was In New York , Susquchanna < ! k
iVestornpreferred , which , opening down 1 per
cent at 37. qulokly retired to MIX , but later re
covered 1 , Among the Inactive shares , how
ever , Richmond & West Point , preferred ,
; ulnod 1 on the Into upward movement whlon
, ook place after a slight reaction. Following
.ills more general support was given the entire
1st the succeeding hour. Chicago Gas rose to
43 , Sugar tO'SOJf , Louisville to 77S { , Atchlson
: o'Mi } , liurllngton. Northwestern and Hock
Island moved up small fractions. St. Paul
rose to ( SOU , Missouri I'aclllc to Oii. ! Union Pa
cific to4tVi , The Vlllards sharesneroIrregu
lar with Northern Pacific preterrcd at Tills and
North American back to is4' ; . There wns no
reaction from the best prices at 1 o'clock.
There was no Important ciitingo hi the prices
of stocks at the closo. St. Paul was well sup
ported and Ii up at the closo. Union Pacific
mil Hock Island each wore ! { olT at the close.
Other stocks closed steady. Chicago Gas held
ill ) ut 42. lluslness on many railroads is not
licavy and there Is some suspicion about earn
ings. Professional operators are tired of car
rying many stocks and a bruak sccnm to he ex
pected. Tlio sales reached 170,000 shares.
Konnott , Hopkins .t Co. to Chnstio-
Lathron Com. Co. : Tliero wns a bettor
tone for American btooks In Ijondon this
morning than for a good many days and
our market was assisted at the opening
by this. There has been good buying of St
Paul , Loulsvlllo & Na.shvlllo and Northern
Paeillu preferred , Union Pacific also strong
during the Qrst hour. Thcro Is talk nf silver
men trying to force some legislation through
this winter at Washington nnd the market
has hesitated , In fact there has been a peed
deal of selling of Union Paclllo In the last
hour nnd the market has wonkeiicd under the
leadership of this stock. The market Is nar
row and largely professional , but thcro Is a
strong undertone and some traders are Inter
ested on the long side. Money Is easy.
NBW VOIIK STOCKS.
Htocka. | 0 | > un. | HlKli. I low. | Cloao. | Veal.
w.'v i *
ItocklMK Vul
MnnlinUnn .
Wnbiish pfil
Krlo
Canada So. .
1'nclllo.Mnll.
IWi
The following are tlio closing quotations ;
U. B. 4s rPKl lerod.rAI Northern 1'acltlc Wt
U. H. 4s coupon ! ISO tin preferred T.IU
U. H. 4H reiiistureil..l01M C. AN. W 107H
U. 8. 4s coupons 103 do preferred IM
I'acincCiiof "Ji 109 New York Central..IttlU
Central I'nclllc ! WJ { ! . . i ) . \ i : u i
Oil I CMC & Alton lit ! Hock Island n )
ChtciiKo. llurllnKlon
& < julnrr ( ex ill ) , . 87M il preferred 112) ) .
St , I'nul A Omnha. . . . 2i *
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ;
lll'lnoU ConVriii. . , . . . ti } doprofurreii I
U , II.AW Union t'ncltlo
Kiinsns \ Texas 12 W..BI. UA I * 10
l iku Shorn ll.'Hj do prof erred I'J '
Mlclilnaii Central Ul Western Union 81 %
Missouri l'ccnc : c ;
MOSEV On call , easy ; closed offered at 1)4 )
, .or cent.
I'liuiK Mcuc.tNTit.i5 PAPKII ! Vli7 percent.
STKiii.iNd KxciiANOE-Qulot and llriu ; sixty-
day bills , tl.84v.ii douiiuul , ll.sr ? ,
C1IMCAKO Lira STOCKt
CIIIOAOO , Teh. 10. [ Special Teloirain to Tlic
IIKK.I-OATTLE Thq Increase of 3.0W over last
week , especially on the rutlior depressed con
dition of trade , cannot help the market to any
great extent , yet thuru wus nn Improved de
mand for export on big steers , but light and
medium drugged along ns usual al the un
satisfactory price * o : last week. There is a
largo Increase In the number of cows on uale ,
yet 10 fur such have not sold lower than last
wc'ok , but the chances nro that the
prices mav ( locllno , should the present
Kituply continue , as the demand Is
limited at test , Tli stacker trade
prcsontcd no new features. Six car loniH of
niillvo nlocrinold ntS.VIS nntl nlmtit thonaino
number lit < 4.ltt&i. ) : < l ) ! the rvninlndorof Ilin re-
oluts ntKl.T.ViM.T.li town and heifers sold at
ll.a.wn.Mi Mocker * at WtiffM-M. . . , ,
Il0ia-llii8lnesmvns brisk and the ilcellno
oflOo noted ycstenlay wan rogiilncd , thoKcn-
oral advaiK-o being L'liiiid tolOc. Tlio market
ploslii steady with ncnrly everything oolil.
I'ackoriliald Cl. lof't.f ? > "i for ccninUm to choli'n
inlxctl : nlilpporx pi Id M.WTiM.TO. Inntcly , ? -'I.M
for prime heavy and buti-hcl weights : itrlino
llitlit. eloooly ii'-sorlnil. ICO Ibs and up fcolu at
i..V ) tiui : ) plgj at UiiaiW ) .
The Wool Mnrkct.
HOSTON , Tcb. lO.-lSpcclnl Telegram to TUB
HUE. ] The market N firm with a stonily de
mand from tunnufauttircrs. Sales wcro forOhlo
nt.'IIO.'t.'c ! XX at KiJMlo nml No. 1 lit 3'JW'ci
Michigan X t firm at U"J < ? : iOci combing nnd dc-
lalno lli'ocpsaroseiiri'o and llrm with sides or
No. 1 combing at < B12c ! Ohio Oncdeliilno at
Wil.'lTc nnd .Michigan llnodulalno atll.V7i.'lfic. un-
wasli'jd combing wools soil at S > © ' .1.o for ono
quarter blood iiiid nt SiKUUo 'or threo-elRhtlu.
Ti'rrltory wools nra won sold up anil coinnitiiiu
( K Cic cN-an for line : W5J < Ko ) for line inrilhiiu.
Texn > . Callfornlaand Oregon wools arostctuly.
I'ulli'il wools nro acllvowith the best supers
selling at4X&c ( : fair to good supers lit M * < 4lo }
and e.Mra nt itlWc. 1'orelRn wools arc firm ,
Hluurs.
NEW YOIIK , 1'eb. ID. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : llBK.1 The following are the mining
stock quotations :
ia Con HornSllvar W't
A'lH'n . 'iV ) Mexlcm ! WS
lli.'lc'.ii-r . \M \ tintnrlu wo ; )
lli"t.t llolchcr. . . . K3 Ophlr : i
KurckaCun . ; t ) > Suvngc ICO
lloinojtnko. . . HI )
The CoiTco Afarkct.
NBW YOIIK , lob. 10.-Spcchil Telegram to
TIIK UEB. ] COFFEE Options opened from 5
down to 15 points up : closed steady r > 310 up.
Sales 31,000 haw Includingt < 'ol > rimrytl7.09 ;
March , * l0.70iiltl.75 ; April. < i < U.VW.S > ! Mav ,
Jli.2.vrjjic. ( : ) ; Juno , SI5.UV910.00 ! ; July. [ 15.73 ;
September , 115.03 : December , tii.7yiiTi.K3 : | sp"t
Klo , llrm ; quiet ; fair earnoos , HO.OOi No. 7 ,
817.02 H.
ruouvve.
CtiiCAno , Fob. 10. OlosoWheat Strong ;
Cash. IMfici May. U8J.c { : Julv. tW'ic.
Corn Steaily : cash , M'io : JItiyf)2,7 c.
Onts Stondy ; cash. 4'lic ? ; May , IS c.
Uyo-FIrm nt TSSiiaTllB.
llnrlev Nominal at TOj.
1'orlc-Btcatly ; cash , f9.5039.53 ; MayW.02S {
( QO.U5.
Lard Stonily : cash , W.COi May.
Short Hlbs-Steatly ; cash , W.UOj May , JI.OJ ®
4.1)7iJ. )
I'rlme Timothy-Steady atll.27.
Klax I'lrm at 41.21.
Whisky JI.14.
I'lour Klrin and unchanged ; spring , f4..lO :
patents , J4.40iil.su ; winter jiatunts. S4.000.4.W.
llullt Meats Hhouhlers , JJJ.HOQI.OO ; short
clears , ! Ur > 8I.U3 ; short ribs , JI.507J4.IK.
Hutter firmer ; creamery. 17tt2re ! dairy.
'
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars , 0410c ! ;
flats. 10@llc ; Young Americas , llUUc.
Kggs Steady ; fresh , lIM&'lc. '
Hides UnchaiKcd ; light and lieavy preen
salted , 64 ! < S55c ! ; green. 4.i4Jic } ; saltert bull.
Uc ; green salted calf , He ; dry Hint , 8c ; salt
bull , ( V37o ; dry calf. 8'i'Jc ' : deacons , each , SBc.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 , bolld packed ,
i e ; No. 2 , Uc ; cake , 4c ,
Receipts. Shipments.
7lotirbbls 2I.OOJ 12,030
Wheat , bu 28,000 3fiKX ( )
Corn , bu 01,000 81,000
Oats , bu 134,000 150,000
NBW YOHK , Fell 10.-\Vhoat Receipts , 28,500
iiishels ; exports , 10,10) ) ; spot , closed .stronger ;
No. 2 red. $1.11 In elevator ; JI.12JJ nllontj JI.IIS
Ql.Kl'i f. o , b. ; options closed strong ; Ko. 2
red , February closing at. $1.11.
Corn Receipts , 30.r > 00 bushels ; export * . n,700 ;
not lower , closing steady ; No. 'Jtiilil > 2.ioln
li'vator ; G.@f4Ho ) ! nllnat ; ungratlcd mixed ,
K&iQtUiiu & : options closed llrm ; February
closed at IWUc.
Oats-Hecelpt.slS.OOObusbeIs ; exports,70,000 :
spot , weaker ; No. 2 white , .Vi'i52 ? n ; mixed
western , 5l0.lc ; white western , Kl'/it'c ; op
tions , firm ; February,5JJ4e.
Sugar Haw , llrm , ijulct ; reflncd , firm , fair
demand.
Petioloiini United closed for March atOT.'ic.
Kggs Western , SJHO' JHc.
Pork-Firm.
Lard Firmer ; western steam , K > .07'i ' ; Feb
ruary , J5.1M blu.
lluttcr Strong ; western dairy , ll10e ; west
ern creamery , KH-lilic ; Elgin , 57Jo. ! !
Uhecbo Firm ; llghtsklms , 58ie. !
i. , Feb. 10. Wheat Gcn-
eral wheat market quiet , average prlccs
Bteady. Hecoljits , 17 cars ; shipments,50 car i * .
Closing ! No. 1 hnrd. Fobruary. Die ; on track ,
; No. 1 northern , February. Uc ! ; Mny ,
M7 eon track , Olfto ; ea tr.ick. Ui&OVio : No. 2
northern , February. UOo ; on track , 90i9iie. ! ;
ST. Louis. Fob. 10. Wheat Higher ; cash ,
fifl'/tc ; May , OSJio.
Corn Irregular.May ; , 5QMo.
Oats Lower ; cash. 45c : Way , 40o.
Pork Knsy ; * 9.B4S3.75. ( !
Lurd Easy : * TU5.
Whisky-Steady ntll.14.
Butter Steady and anchungcd.
KANSAS CITV , Feb. 10. Wheat Stronger ;
Do. 2 hard cash and February , two bid ; Nu 2
rod , cash. OOj bid.
_ Corn Steady ; No. 3casb,47obld ; February ,
Oats Steadyj No. 2 , cash , and February.
I4H" bid.
MILWAUKEE , WIs. , Feb. 10. Wheat Firm ;
No. 2 spring , cash , ! )39Jo ) : Muy , 08'ic.
Corn Firm ; No. : i. Me.
Oats-Uull ; No. 2 wlilte , 47c.
Provisions Steady ; pork , MnytD.07S { .
CINCINNATI , Feb. 10 , Wheat-Firm ; No , 2
red. 41.0) .
Corn Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 52mSMc.
Outs-Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 4S < toiS'/Jc. '
Whlskoy-Jl.ll.
lavEHi'Oor , , Fob. 10. Wheat Steady : de
mand Improving and holders offer moder
ately.
Corn Steady ; demand Improving.
' STOCK.
" " "
'
S.on.
lion's Itccolpt1 ! , 37,000 ; market steady with
advance , common to choice mixed , } , UoTtl.r > o ;
prlmo heavy and butcher weights , JJ.OJI.7S ;
assorted llxht. ji.55'l.iJ. : (
Sheen Heculpts , 10,090 ; market nctlvo but
Irregular ; natives , S4.OiWfl4.75 ; westorus ,
5.125-i ; corn-fed Texans. tl.WS4.C.'i.
ST. Louis. Feb. * 10. Cattle IZecolpts. 1.000
shipments , 200 : market steady ; fair to fancy
native steers , JO.'JOI&Ji5 ' ; Btockers and feeders
(2..VQ3.A. ! ! :
Hogs Receipts , G.C03 ; shipments , 600 ; innrkc
p , shade lilghnr ; heavy , i A&'JM ; mixed , J.I.Uo
© a.50 ; light , KUOOIUU.
KANSAS CITV , Fob. 10. Cattle liecelpts
3,400 ; shipments , lr > 00 ; steady to weak ; steers
t3.5jS.VJU ; cows,11.50J.50stockers ; und feed
ers. K.S3 a45.
Hogs Uecolpts , 14.093 ; Rhlnmonts , 8,800 ;
troug uiul higher ; all grades , * .l.uuffl'J,55.
OMAHA MAUK.KTS.
OMAHA , Fob. 10. 1801.
CATTLE Estimated receipts of cattle -.OOJ as
compared with 4.r 0 yesterday nnd 1.982
Tuesday of last week. Btejrs were slow , with
thu best grades steady to weak. Iliitchor
stock active and 5 to Uo higher on the bettor
grades , and steady on others , feeders devel
oped considerable life at steady prices.
lions Estimated rooulpts of bogs 3.0.V ) , as
compared with 1.705 yesterday and 2.491 Tues
day last week. The market was actlvt-.tinuven
ami steady to 5o higher. All sold. The ran go
of the prices paid was J..CHKiiiM ) : ; the
bulk soiling nt ! ; i.WU.Visa : , f I. - ' . ' >
® 2.SO ! llght-llghtH. .5Xa-.tK ( ) ; light. MOO
4S.a5 ; heavy , l.3jiSO : ; mixed. J3.2.m40. The
average of prices paid wasftUCili as compared
with ji.2ul : } yesterday aud $ J.4l Tuesday of
lastwecK.
tiitcEi' Estimated receipts of sheep 0-11 , as
compared with Ml yotserilay and 2UO Tues
day of last week. The market was steady.
Natives , : .754SI.50 ; westerns. Jiwai.u ) .
llnposltlou ol' Stook.
Showing the number of cattle , hogs anil
slicep purchased on thl * market us reported
by the wulglunaster nt tlio Stockyards com
pany for February 10s
CATTr.E.
Rwlft&Co 423
The U. 11 , Hammond company U18
The Cudaliy packing company 28(1 (
V an Bant & Corey. 01
Leo Itotbschlld 215
Hamilton & Stephen 2
llenton & Underwood. . . . ; 31
Nols Morris 102
Shippers und feeders 471
Joseph Diiinroii 2
H. Ik'Cker.t Uegen , CO
110(18 ,
ThoCiululiy Hacking company 2,403
Omnha packing company 1.4H7
Bwl t.tCo C57
TholJ. II , Hammond packing company. . . G.YI
Shippers and feeders 14
BlIECI' ,
Swift , t Co SCO
HeiiroHcntatlvo Sales ,
STKHIW.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r. ' No. Av. Pr.
l..V70aiX ) . 41..1U01N70 21..1100 (103
1. . 010 : ir > 21..1004 U73 15.1IS5 405
15. . 872 a 25 If } . 1104 3 8J 4. 1IGO 410
1..12IO 3S5 2..1W10 IlbO 2J..I2.-5 412J !
0. . Ml 32S 17..KUI 360 17IJ4'J 413
7. . 025 349 10. . 1042 3 KO .H1S.1 | U'5
7 , , 1)17 ) 340 It..112.1 3NS 111..IM7 423
15..1002 340 15.,1' . > 10 3 DO 10.ml 4'JO
1. . 7bO 3fX ) 12. . 11SO 3IX ) 24.11'U iUO
I i no n M tftiiin nw in 1304 4 n
l.i ! ia ; ; ta n nut ji oeM 6 1XM 440
iv nti : ; i m M ma : i 10 is tun : 440
in , io8i ; i M m. nn a to ; i7 I4T.I ( 44.1
i ? iioo a co 21 ,1071 4 (0 ( 40. ISM 441
n , mi a co 2 IIIIO 4 00 11 .1311) 4W
si wa \ < vi 20. Utlil 4 0) in nit 4.
s , 1220 a 0.1 21. . It1.1 4 00 19. ire 4W
si .10:18 a 70 10. .1161 405 19. . 14W 45
u.iioi a 70
1 00 . . 211 10. .ion 200
TilMW ) 1 S5 I. .1170 a a ' .1105 2 CO
I..1U.V ) 1 S5 2I..IUVI 221 I ? . . INI SB
i ro I..WM „ o 1. .1071 2M
ii ! ni'j i M 11 ! . . ! < 285 2. ,12I. ' > SB
i ) . . 7.15 1 M 19. . OS ) 2M ! 11) ) . .KIM 2iti
] . . WO 1 fiO 0. 1 HJ ) 230 1.JI. . , lft SB
14. . Ml 1 M 21. . Jlt 2 : JI. . IOS 2 70
4. . HS2 1 M 10. . ' .W S M 4.i. . .1000 27.1
1 M S 40 i.o ; i. , Iffl STS
1 ( X ) . . 2 4) o .10JO 2T.r
hii 740 1 I * ) IK. H0.1 a 40 12 ! . f l 21.1
2. . 870 1 73 2. . lift 240 .15110 275
4..1010 1 75 I ! . . 7(11 ( 2 40 is ! . ft'rt 2W
St. . KM 1 70 W. . UTJ 2 40 S3B. . : 2P.1
2 ICKW 1 7.1 1..1580 2 45 B. ,11110 21)0 )
3. .112.1 2 00 II. . 811 2 45 4. , iiw ; ioo
1. . 070 2 00 ! ! . . 1)18 ) 2W 4.a .1070 300
1. . 570 2 00 1. .IIIIO 2 W a ! 10 0 300
1..1170 2 00 17. . HUM 269 .1074 300
ID. . 0.0 2 10 2..1IH1 2W ,1100 310
5. . 1120 2 1.1 12. . 10IJ aw jaio 300
1..1170 2 1.1 M. . 871) ) 2 IM .181 31.1
1..11SO 2 20 2 CO .1107 31M
2..1170 2 20
STCEKS AND lIKItT.ltS.
10. . 073 3 00
nms.
5. . 7f .wo 2 55 .ISfO 2fiO
1..121W 1 70 .iroo 2 2.1 .1IX)0 ) 270
4. .1377 1 7.1 .11110 2 2.1 .iHO : S7S
L. D70 1 7.1 .1:170 : 2 4D ,1110 200
I. . 12ft ) a oo 2M ,1WO 200
2 00 2 .V ) .1100 300
2 1,1 .1.110 ,1710 , 300
.12IO 2 1,1 . into S W .Bffill 300
.11IIO 250 U70 300
. ,
, ,
luoo .1 u , . i ,
* j * i 2 CO
BTOCKKUS FKRDEnS
S. . 400 2 CO 0. . SO 275 2 8V 300
. ' ) . . ! ll ( ! 2 2. ) 14. . 774 2 75 1 070 3(0 (
3. . fififl 230 fi. . mMIO 727 315
12. . 7N ) S 65 W. . 7J 300 1110 3'0
MM.KlltS : AND SI'IUNatllS.
1 springer .VI 50
1 cow and calf. . i'O 00
1 sprlugur. . . . . . . U 00
WESTElltf CATTLE ,
No. Av. I'r.
0 cows. . 840 II 7o
CAI.VKS.
5. . niB i oo 15. . 475 SCO . ! IO 32. ,
. . 3W 1 40 ' ' . 100 400
a. . 183 250 2' . 800 300
nm-r.its.
14 . fA'i 2 10 I. . 770 2 BO . 8M 300
4. . ( Hi 2 M 1. . b70 275 .1110 3UO
SIAOS.
1..I8SO 225 1..1OT 303 .1I33 310
OX UN.
4. . 1280 200 1..2UOO 300
COWS AND IlEIfEnS.
33 , . 031 275
IIOQS.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
, . .530 MOO 68 22. . tm
no ! ! . . .100 200 : no ra 233
M. . . . . .IffiJ 315 CO 220
. . .153 120 3 15 . . .207
80 320 . . 220
. . 184 4'J 320
4'JM
. . . "Oil M ) 320
. . .2 IS 40 320
. . .201 80 320
. . .224 40 3 23 > J
. . .278 80 3 25
. . .11)1 ) 83 32o 337H
. . 18 ! ) ISO 3B3 3II7H
. . .200 400 32'i
" ' 240 32T.
.W 120 325
. . .IDS SO 325
. . .224 120 3 25
. . 821 40 3 25
. . .103 325
. . /.EHJ SO 31 ®
. . .218 100 .I'M
I. . . . 247 200 3UO
iO. . . . .244 40 ; ito :
. . .220 . ' ) Ill )
93 i . . .214 440
, . , .23'J : iu :
7.1. . . . . : jui 12J : iu :
9 ! ) . . , . . .100 80
C4. . . . .220 : i : to
W. . , . . . : w4 3 ; c4 ! !
CO. . , . . .2S3 120 3 : G- !
70. . 103 3 U-MS
II . 40 3 : i2ii 45.
05. . . . .239 120 3:15 : 47
' ' '
S4 . . . .2UO 'BO 3:15 : 47BLi'.iiJof
1'IOS AND KOUOII.
n. . 225 ' 14 108 40 250
o. . . . . m 250 2 , " > 107 250
3 . . . .123 250 b8 109 40 275
No. Av. 1'r.
09 ii. 450
O31AJIA UAIIKETS.
VojCtallcs.
SrixAcn-Pcr bid , J2.00.
CKI.EIIY HooTa-l'er doz,60c.
LKTTUCK Choice Htook , ma-iSo.
SWEET roTATOKS-Suppllos are not heavy
and the market la quiet. Choice Kansas , (4.50
per bbl.
CKLEiiv-Oholce stocir , 45o.
PAHSNirs I'cr bUl , 13.81
CA1II1AOE I'ctlb. 2(4liWo. (
IttiTAiuoAs Mlehljtun steak , per bu , OOc.
ISKBTS Per lii ) , $1.0001.23.
ONIONS-SOIIIO eastern stock Is ofTercd nt
J5.50 per bbl , and Spanish onions at $2.00 ocr
crate.
I'OTATOES There are qulto a coed many
oniOKrown potatoes Inbtoroln tlio city and
sales are made at O.le1.00. Colorado potatoes
are very scarce at J1.20.
Fresh Fruits ,
OHANOES Rlvorsldes nro selllriB at J..7.r. ®
3.00 ; navels , MXJ.ri.Oi ! ; Itanuhllo. u variety be
tween Klvcrslilcs and Los An clos. S..GOiBi.'fl
Mu.vlcan oranses. $ LOO ; Florida bright , $ . ' .50 ®
3.00 ; russett. * 2.U > ax .50.
QUINCKS There are still a few on the mar
ket , but the movement Ii blow and prices
nominal ntDOclUOper box.
I'KAKS A few Inrno California pears , win
ter varieties , are ollerou at J..SiKnvi.OO per box.
l.EMONS-Choleo Messina , * : i.7j@l.50 ; f.moy ,
1.1.00.
IM.u.AOA OiiArF.s Per bbl. . ? 9.0011.09.
I'lNKAl'l'l.KS-Por iloz. * UKi53. ) :
< JiUNiiEiuiii:3 : Stocks light. Capo Cod ,
tlS.UO per bill ; Jersey , J 10.73.
Ai'i'i.KS-Snpplles llKht ; peed stocks can ho
had at J.'i.O'J , but there are MIIIIO fancy stand
apples which are hc'lil nttl.UO.
Fresh Fish.
Silver horrlns Per lh 5c ; porch ,
round , Oc ; pickerelvery fine. Olio ; small white ,
elscos. 7u ; perch , sealed and dried. c ; cropplo ,
fancy.Rc ; salmon trout , lmulk".s , 8'e ' : perfect
white llhh.ournrldoDo ; plku.ronnil.lOc . ; small
trout , very choice , lOo ; black bass , choice , 15c ;
hrook trout , UOo.
SliA Cod and haddock , Oc ; snioU1 ? . No. 1 ,
largo , Oo ; blue fish : Ho ; llounilcrs , 15c ; salmon ,
Oregon. 15o ; icd snapper , 14e ; eels , Iflo ; lob
sters , "Oc ; mackerel , largo , each , &c ; scollojs ,
per gal. , $1.50.
Country Produce.
The weather was somewhat mlldor yester
day , and with the prosuect that the roads
would soon bo open and and receipts largely
InureaKcd the CKK market weakened. Other
klndsof produce were strong.
llUTTUH The market continues strong with
no sign of weakening , but at the same time
dealers do not look for much advance , as
prices are already pretty wull up. Choice
country lolls bring 17018o iiulto readily and
occasionally n small lot brliiji a. llttlo more.
Good rolls can ho quoted at I517c , with low
grades down us low anil oven below lOc.
KOUB Stocks on hand were fairly largo and
thodoinand was not very great. The untlcl
putlon of warmer weather nnd largely In
creased receipts wan a float source of weak
ness. Dealers gomxully were trying to got
IBc. but some rou nil lot H sold at I so , anil oven
Botnu Hiuail lots nc'nt below ISc. Shlpjiers
would not olTer ovenl7c , It would ho nusur
prise to bco t hem go down to Ibc.
1'out.Tiiv liccolntg were very llpht and the
market htroni ; . ( Jldckons sold generally at Oo
for choice stock ; gccso and ducks , 9IUo ; tur
keys , JiQiiiic. '
G.uiK-A few small , rabbits were received
and hold ut $1.09 purdoz.
UAV Stocks wetu pretty well cleaned up on
account of the receiptsbolnj ! cutoff. Prices
yesterday woto $ O.OOwi7..riO per ton according to
quality. Occasionally a lit tic moro wus oh-
tnlncd for soniothlnv o.xtra cootl unit bright.
With Increased receipts , almost sure to fol
low thu clearing of ( he roads , lower prices can
ho anticipated ,
IluNKV Thodoiiinnd Is notlarRoand while
parties who have choice comb honey on hand
want ItXiWOo for It there would not be much
phanco of gutting ! 'Over lX$17o ( for honey
shipped In hero for salo.
Hardware.
AuoEitSANnBiTb , E. Jennings , dls. < Wil
Kusspll Jennings , dls , 25 ; bit stock drill ,
Uloveland A : Morse , dls. 60.
AXKS Llpplncotta. per doz , JA25 ; I'oulilo '
bitted , lU.iiO ; Hunt's , & . } ; Llppeiicott's
bronzed axeK , (3.25. (
llci.r.s Liaht , brass , hand , dls , 70c ; Ken
tucky cow , dls,70c. . .
DOOH LOCKS. ETC. List prices as revised
December : io , 18SO , less 50 10 per cent ! uad-
locks , now listdls , 70.
IlooKH-Sarseiit fc Co. . harness list , 60 ;
wrought staples and hooks and staples , 73 ;
Stanley's list , wrought ktuplc. ' , 75u ! hooks uud
eyei , wlro screw , 75.
LANTEIINB lluckcyc , ST. , { 0,50 , ; lluckeyc. ) r. ,
.W ; lirllllunt , W.OJ.
.MOI ASBES OATES-Stobbon's patterns , ills 70.
Oir.Kits VCInc and tin , now list , ills CO ,
I'tCKH ' Hnllroad.adzocyo , ills 00 ,
HIVETS Wagou box. 8 ; Iron imrttinned ,
nuwlistDocemborlO , ISSi.dlsao ; copper rivets
and burrs , so. . . .
( iCiiBws Flat head Iron , 70ft75 : round head ,
new list.blued , no : llathead , bu < < s , new 1UI ,
7oa75oi Japanned , Hi coach , conuijon or lag ,
O'-IO.
Huovr.ts ANO SIMDES Amos' , dls 15 ,
TACKH. IlitADS , ETC. American Ironoarpct
tacku , illi Hit bti'ol ' carpet tacko , all kinds ,
tXlj tiwoUoii Iron carpet tacks , all kluds , CO
Swedes Iron tacks. Mi Sweden Iron upliolstor-
tirs' tivoki C0 | tinned ! Hwe ri Iron tiicl. ! , Ml
tinned Sncdcs Iron upholsterer ' tnck , M ;
Anii'Meaii Iron cut tacks , 731 copper < ncl > i ,
M : copper llnlshliiK nnd trunk nails 43 ;
r car tiox nidlH. 4,1 ; flnlMliliiK nails , 701
lluniiiir nn nulls and miners' tucks , 0.1) ) gimp
find laru tncK 70 ; tinned Klmp nnd lace
tiic-kt. M-10 : trunk and clout nulls. 701 tinned -
nod trunk and elout nail * . .1)1 ) basket nulls
< ! . > ! chair nails. Ill ; commun and patent
hrniK 7d | tinned capped trunk imll.o , : nml
10 ; looklng-idnss taokt , 2.1t pleluio friuno
polnlB , ' . ' . 'i ; leather carpet tacks , 40 ; brush
tucks , 25.
TAfi:8 : SlKAsuitiNO-Aincrlonn , did , XW ,
TtiKtiMOMr.TKii Tin wi c. dl . 7.V
I'lurs-Onmi' , Ncwhmise , ills. 40 ; name ,
Onelila pittorn , 70 | mouse , wood choker. PIT
dozen lioh-s. 20.
TIIOWKM llriuU-V brlclf. dl * . 10 | Dlsston's ,
20-10 ! giuili'n. net per dot. JI.OD.
TnycK * ( \Varoliou8o , etc. ) , Hone's K. J. .t
N'lSKs 1'iirallol , Parker's , dls. 10 ; parallel ,
ovnlsllclo , 30 ; < mv filers , Wontwortli'H.tw. .
\ViitK llras < : uc and copper : i5oporlli. net
list ! market , hrluhl nOo ! ninrkot , coppered ,
60 . < 10 per cent ; tinned broom winAOI
iinnoalotl foncr , Nu < . 8 and 0 , per 100 llx , $ . ' .7,1 |
Jnpnnnrd barb fence. $1.15 ; tinlviuil/.iMl Imrli
fi'iiciJ.1,7.1 : iilctiini wire , T. H. .V J. , dh. 20e ;
clothes line wire , mdritnlrod , per uz cell , M.r > o ;
wlnieloth , green , draunnd black , per luilsii ft ,
\ViiKNriir.n Coos' Ronnlnc , 53 ; n Irani. CO ;
Agr , 70-10 ; Henils ft Onll'rt patent combina
tion , 15 ; Alkon , poi'kul , ( bright ) IJ.OO , 30.
1'rnvMtHiH.
'SMOKf.iiMHAT Sugar Ctired-llami. Htolli
Ib nsorugc , K'5c ' ; 20 to 22 Ib nveravre , ie ; U to 13
11) average , 8 > fc ; skinned limns PC ; Hlioulilers ,
TiVtC ! clear breaUfust bacon , 7'i'i bonoles <
breakfast bacon , backs. C'ic ; lioned ham , 7c ;
UallfoniKi , or ptcnlu hums. 5 > .tc ; bonelc'-i
limn.7iei ! dried beef hams 0-otsl , 7c ; dried
bt efclod . Go ; short spiced rolls or ham roulette -
lotto , 0i'c ; Bimikutl bcof tonRiio4 , per tied.AOi
special IiaiiiH , 12 to 1,1 Ib average. lOc ; ppciMid
bom-less broakfiiHt lincoii. Kiel selceted dMed
boethiiins , Inilde.siiud knuckles , tic ; selected
wide clear breakfast bacon. Dc1 ,
Diir SALT AlEATS-Kunor llsht weight fdiort
clears. dc ! ( : long clears , 5'6cshortcloar ' , 5'ic ;
shotildurs , 4Uc ; clear bellies , 5iic ; clear backs ,
.IJi i' .
H.MOKF.I ) MEATS Dry-Salt Cured 1'iiiicy
light weight bacon short clears. tl'Se ' ; liacun
shoit rlti , 5ie ; short clears , .Vic ; long clears
5iel clear backs , tic ; clear belllos , Cc ; shoul-
SWKKT PicKi.Ru MKATS Hams , tierces. 8c ;
KlioiiUlors ( N. V. cut ) , tierces , 4ic ? ; bo lies ,
tierces.fi'ic ' : California ham , tierces , 5cj beef
hums. bbU , SIS.OJ.
I'ICKI.WI iniKP ToxnuKs lluls , SJO.OO ; half
bills , 11)0 Ibs , } in. ! > [ > ; quarter hbls.DO Ibs , $3.05 ;
eluhtli bills. 2'ilbs , $3.5'J.
MUD Comnound , ] > erlb , tlarcnbasis$5.00 :
pine leaf , pur It ) , tierce basis. SIO'J ; pure lard ,
tier Ib , tierce basis , tu.oot Uotllo rendoied leaf
liinl , peril ) , tlorco basis , $ J.W. !
llAHiiKt.ii : > I'OIIK ANI > Hunt1 Mess pork. new.
tirr bll , } I0.7.r ) ! family pork , J9.M ) ; back pork ,
JI1.W ; short cut clear porlc , ii.T.Viitlr ! > U ; prlino
mess pork. } ! ) .5X3I2.0J ! ; boueh-ss nil ? Dork ,
fancy. JI3.00 ; extra mesibocf , J. > .75 | pinto beef ,
$7.00 ; extra pinto beef. J.-UKJ ; extra family heef ,
boneless , fw.OJs rolled heof , boneless , Jtf.M ;
rump butts , js.50 ; choice bonele&x family beef ,
Yt bbl. * l,75 : boneless rolled beef , ! i bbl , J4.75 ;
oxtru fniiilly plateheof , V bbl , f4.00 ,
I'm I'OIIK lloneless llarrelsJUG Ibs , eaeh ,
$ ii.OO : ; liulf barrels , 100 llw , eaeh. $7.00 ; quarter
barrels. Si Ibs. each , $3.75 ; eighth barrels , 25
IDs , each , f-.UO.
OILS 1'rlmo lard oil ( winter strained ) 4So ;
extra lard oil ( Winter strained ) 40a ; o.xtni No.
1 lard elUTe ; No. 1 lard oil , ; ne ; No. 2 lard
oll,30o ; extra noat'.s-foot oil , 45c ; tallow oil ,
4ic : ; half barrels aoovor barrels ; 5 gallon cans
(2 ( Inn. case ) Co over barrels ; limlloa cans (10 ( In
a cnse ) Me over barrels ; > , , ' gallon etuis (20 ( in a
case ) Ific over barrels.
HAttHAni : lluloxna , 4c ; smoked lansaRc , 7e :
bloinl saiisaKO , 4'sc ; liver sausage , 4cj ! head
cheese , 4Jc ! ; fresh pork sausage ( links ) , Ge ;
fresh pork saustipn ( bulk ) Bic ! ; Mnokeil pork
sausi\o ; , So ; Frankfurt snusaxo , 7e ; smoked
heid : cheese , ( ! c ; 1'ollsh ' HnusiiKO , 7c ; knoli-
luuch sausage. 7c ; tongue sausage. 8c ; sum
mer SUIHHKC. lle. !
The ahovo nrlces are for lots of fifty iiouml *
and upwards ; a less quantity a liulf cent
more. ,
Knrs.
lUccoox No. 1 , larsc. ( XWJTOu : No. 1 , inod-
luin , : r > Qlo ! ) ; No. I , small , y034'Jc ; No , 2 , U and
4 , TO.20c.
MlNK-No , 1 largo. fiOQGGa ; Xo. 1 medium , 40
Q4oo ; No. 1 small,2.V77JJUC ; No. ' . ' . 3aiul 4 , UQSZc.
MUSK llAT-l'till , STOlOe ; Ivil , lie.
S-KUNK-Hlaelc , T.Viifl.OO ; striped , No. I. Ilia
40c ; striped. No. 2 , l.vnw. " > o ; stuiio I , No. ; i , 1J ®
15u ; striped , No. 4i'10c.
Fox Cross , No. 1 , * I.3J04.00 ; No , 2 , JiOOiftS. . ! ) ;
red , No.I , 8l.00ffcl.2i ; No.2.50jOc ; grey , No. 1 ,
OliViOc ; No. 2,20 < aiilic.
WoriK-Mountahi , No. 1 : $2.wvgn.03 ; No. 2.
H.ooai.50 ; prulrlc , No. 1 , TSe&fl.OO ; No. 2 , 40
> 0c.
0c.HBAVEH No. I. per11 > , f3. ( Kl.l.'iOi No. 2 , nor
, b , $1.50(52.00 ( ; No. I ) , porlb,5J75o ; No. 4 , per
.b. Me.
OiTKit-No. I , lawn prime , S3.OftJJ7.OOi No. I ,
noilluni , $1.00515.00 ; No. 1 , small. JWOS IW ; No.
2,3 and 4 , r > 0ol. . 0.
IiVNX-Ko. 1. KJ.50ffiri.00.
WILDCAT No. l,40e ; No. 2,20TC.
Oi'i'ossUM No. 1 , cased , lXitl2c ( ; No. 1 , open.
710c.
llAuciEit No. 1 , full furred , 5073o ; No. 2,2 ! &
3cNo.3.5 ; < rMOc.
\VoiWEHlNE-No. 1. $4.0017.001.
llBAll-lUack. No. l.0.00320.00 ! ! ; Krlzzly , No.
l.J.\ot(315.00.browi ) ( ; ] , No. 1 , W.UOtol'j.OO ; cub.
51.0UZ63.0J.
Miscellaneous.
Hiuns Frozen hides , 441iu : No. 1 Krecn
salted hides , 5O3Hc : No. 2 green P.'iltcil hides.
.H'04c ; No , 1 Krcen stilted hldos. 25 to
501hs , 5 5ic ! ; No. 2 crecn salted hides , 25
to40 lbsi'i : < Klc : No. 1 veal ealf.Sto 151bs.7c ;
So. 2 veal calf , 8 to 15 Ibs , r.c ; No. 1 dry Hint
hides. 7e ; No,2 dry Illntbldes , 5e ; No. J dry
salted hides. Mtfie ; . Sheep pelts Green
salted , each , 33e@tl.2.1 ; Rrccn suited shear-
11IIRS ( short , wooled early skins ) , each , lIKTTl'.Tc ;
ilry sbeiirllnss ( short wool oil early skins ) , No.
1 each.1B > IOoNo.2 ; , each , r > odry ; Hint Iviiusas
nnd Nebraska butcher wool polls , ner 11) , nc-
Miiil weight. lOJftU'.Jc ' ; dry Hint Kansas and
Nebraska iniirrahi wool pelts , per Ib. actual
weight , @ 12c ; dry flint Golnrudo Itutclicr wool
pells , per 11) ) . actual wclirht , lKQI2l4o ( : dry Hint
L'olnrndo murrain wool pulm , pr ) Ib , actual
\velsht , WftlUe ; dry pieces und bucks , actual
weight , 7 < iiUc.
IhUKOitv NUTS IiarRr. per bushel. $ l..riO.
LKATIIKII llcinloek slaughter sole , sraasOo
per 11 > ; huiulo'ilc dry hide sole , 2Xi&'Jlc : oak
sole. 'WiJ.U' ; li'reiiuh kip tic I us , IKVfiJf 1.10 ;
I'ri'iich calf skin , $ I.S.'i&2:00 ; Amerleiin oak
ealf , 50r&ll ) ; Amerleiin lieinloclc t-ulf , 7. ©
$1.10 : American oik kip , 75f(85c ; American
hemlock kip , OO37. * > c , : shuep skins , McG.il.CO ;
Kout skins , per foot , -'O IWc.
la.Mi : , CKMIINT , KTC. On board cars at ,
Oniitlin 1'orbbl Ash Oiiivu lime , Ufli'j t'hiini- '
plon limp , 85o ; Qiilncy white , Me ; Louisville
cementtlCD ; Milwaukee cement$14 , " ) ! Ulleu
ucmenltl.40Kiisllsli ; I'ortltind cement. $ , l.4r ;
New York plaster , ts.25 ; Mlchlsan [ ilnstcr ,
S2.IXI ; 1'ort Indo ) plaster , $1.75 ; white sand ,
I'.l' . lialr , per bale. $1.00.
TAM.OW AND CSIIKASK Tallow , No. 1 , 3fiT4c :
tallow , No. 2'l14l'So ' ; Kruase , white n,45ii4o , ! :
Kroasc , white Ii , 3 i < i&l e ; Kronso , yellow , tic ;
Krcase , darkliaold \ butter , 2&2 io ; bees
wax , prliiio , if/OWSc ; rousli tallow , IH'c. '
HONKS Incur lots only Dry bulTaloportnii ,
JliJOOfilKO ) ; dry country , blcaohcd. per ton ,
$10.00ffiii.oo ; ; dry country , damp nnd meaty , per
ton. Stf.OOSfclO.OO. Those prlees mo for bones
\velKhod nnd delivered In Chicago.
lli.At-K WAt.NiiTs-l'er bushel. JI.23.
COCOANIJTS 1'er 100sucked , $ .xlH ) : bulk , $4.50.
CoAi-On hoard cars at Omaha Anthracite ,
Chestnut , range nnd es . Ji .25 per ton ; rate
$ ? ,00. Soft coal Ohio , J5.75 ; Soiithnrn Illinois.
$4..ri3 ; Walnut block , KI.25 ; lowu lump , $3,15 ;
lova nut. S2.0.5.
CHESTNUTS I nrgo Italian , lOc pcrlb ,
Kntitlcd to tlio Host.
All nro entitled to tbo best that their money
will buy , so every family should have , nt
once , a bottle of the best family remedy ,
Syrup of FIRS , to cleanse the system when
costive or bilious , For sale In 50c mid $1 bottles
tles by all leading druggists ,
Don't Fool ioiirsclfl
Notwithstanding all rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , Mihvnukoo & St ,
Paul Hy's now etuntn hunted palace
slcopln } , ' cars , with ' 'electric lights In
every berth , " still loayoa the Union do
Eot , Oinnlm nt 0:10 : p. m. dally , tvrriv-
ig at Chicago i\t 0:110 : n. in. , in ainplo
time to inuko nil eastern conncutions.
Tiokot oflico , 1501 Furnam st
J. E. PUKSTON , F. A. NASH ,
C. Puss. Ajt. Con. Ajjt.
Oklnliomn'H Kleotloii IMudillo.
OKLAHOMA CITV , O. T. , Fan , 10. The r .
publicans have applied for nn Injunction to
enjoin the county commissioners from count
ing tlio returns of the late election on the
ground that no legal votes were cast because
thcro U no act of congress or the territorial
legislature conferring the riKht to vote on
any ono. If this action is Hticceasful similar
proceedings will bo taken In other counties
Do not take any chance of being poisoned or
burned to death with liquid stove polish ,
paints or enamels In bottles. The "Hlslng
BunStovo 1'ollsh'Ms safe , odorless , brilliant ,
the cheapest and bcjt stove polish made and
the consumer pays for no expensive tin or
glass packngo with every purchase.
" "
WANTED
, Total liniei of CITIES ,
COUNTIES. SCHOOL
mm > - w1 DISTRICTS , WATER
COMPANIES , ST. R.F.COMPANIE8Uo.
f Correspondence solicited.
N.W.HARnlS&COMPANY.Bankers ,
103-iOS Dearborn StreetCHICAGO.
19 Wall Street. NEW YORK.
7O State St. . BOSTON.
OMAHA
DIRECTORY.
BILLIARDS. BOXES.
The Brunswick-Balko JobnL.
. . Oollender Co.
Imllnrd iiiprclinnitMo , Oinnli.i | > i0r | bat factory ,
Hntoon flituroi 131T-1JI3 lou ) l.ii.
407.109 S. lOtli street ,
Oimlio. 0Jcrs i
DOOIC DINDBRg &
Omaha Republican Priuting Oo. ,
Lnw btlofs , bnnk iiiiillo < , niut every thlaa In the
printing lino.
_ 10th unit Don Kl i' trpot .
Ackonimnn Bros. & Hcintzo ,
I'dtitors tlmor. ! , rloctrotyperJ , blnnk book miviiii-
Illil lloirnr.l Uroot , Oniihi.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Charles A , Ooo 4 : Oo , , Kirkoiidall , Jones & 0o ,
Manufacturers nnJ job Wliolcsnlo Mnnnfactiir'9
bers. AKOntu for Ilo tnn lluli-
110 ! ) Howard utrcct. borShncOo. , 1IW , 1101 ,
niul lIlMltnrncr St.
Williamg , Van Aor- W. V. Morao & Co. ,
nam & Hnrto , Hhon Knctory , Cornerllth
12I3IInrncr ntrcot , mill DonuliK tts , , Dini.
lia. .MiTi'hnnti Invited
Omalm , N'ob , tocnllaii'.l I'.unilnj.
DTJTOHBRS' SUPPLIES.
Louis Heller ,
Ilutchors' nnd I'nckarV
Tools * Riii | | > | | o . lleof ,
hoi ? .V Mump onslntfi.
II1C-111S Jiiclnoii iit.
OARBtAOBS , BUGGIES , ETO.
Oolnmbus Bngpy Oo , , W , T. Seaman ,
C.irrlnncs , mrta . sulUloJ , Oniixlm's I.nrccst Variety
etc. '
0. Ii. IMirnnli , Mnnnsor. WAGONS'AND
313-315 Suiitli ICth. CAHIUAOKS
CARPETS. | CLOTHING.
Omaha Carpet Oo , , Gilmore & Buhl ,
Carpet' , ol ! ctotln , mal- Manufacturers ftYliolo -
tltiKjcurtain KOOiH.otn. pnlo I'lotlilcr.i ,
1.M1 Douehs xtrcot HWIInrnoj-St.
OIGABS.
West & Fritsoher ,
Manufacturers llncclK.in
Jobbers oflcaf tobaccos.
1011 Karnnin Ktrcot.
COAL , COKE , ETO.
Omaha Ooal , Ooko and Ooutant & Squires ,
Limo Oo , Ilnrd and itoft coal hip
Hard m po rs ,
S. U. Cor. li'illi IC09 Knrrmm rcct ,
lai Btrosti. Oninlin
Hnlbert & Blum ,
Olitohimp.Itnck Sprlnn ,
Kxpi'l < li > \Vnliuitbloolc ,
( crucne-it nut , nnthraclto ,
Bnilthliiff , atcnni.
OlllcoailS. ISthst.
American Fuel Oo. P.H. Mahoney & 0o.
Shippers nml ctoalon Ii Ilnrd Coal Soft ,
untlirnclto nnd bitu
minous coal. OlUces 813 N. llitli nml cor.
215B. 15th street. 10th and DouKlns sts.
Nebraska Fuel Oj. , Howell & Oo , ,
213 a. ISth strast , .
217S. Htli street ,
Omnha , N'cb. .
Omnlin.Keb.
J , J. Jobnson & Oo , , Johnson Bros , ,
218 H. 13th stmt , C14 Farnnni street ,
Omnha , Neb. Omnhn , Neb.
Mount & Griffin , 0. B. Havens & Oo. ,
213S. lllli street , IDOSFnrnnm street ,
Omnha , Nob. OrnnhA.
CORNIOB.
Eagle Oornico F. Ruempin
Manufacturers of ( iiilvnn- ( Jalvnnltcd Iron cornlcoi.
licit Iron Cornice. Dormer windows , door
Window en pi. motalloskr- caps , Hula ! * , oti' . Tin
IlKht.i etc. lllUancl 1112 Iron and Hlnto roofor.
Bit I'nnmm St.
DRY SOODS.
M. E. Smith & Oa , , Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry
Dry poodfnrnlslilnz Goods Oo. ,
, notions. Dry KOOJ , notioneent '
lurnlililiiv'Koiidv
Cor. lltli and Howard Corner lllh and Ilarnoy
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo ,
Illustrated Catalogue
freo.
1011 Cnpltol Avenue.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parlin , Orendorff & T. G , Northwall ,
Maitin Oo , , flcrieral western axunt
Corner Jones nnd 9th ats. Skiuidln I'luw Co ,
Omaha , Neb. 1349-13J1 Slicrman avo.
FLOUR.
Broken Bow Roller E , T. Davis Mill Oo. ,
Milling Oo. . C. Q. Underwood ,
Ortlco nml wareliou o , Mnnaeor nt Omaha ,
1UI2N. ICtli street. Cor. 8tli and Jackson nts.
S. F. Oilman , Olomons Oskamp ,
' ' ral'i
M'f'K of ready to
1011 N. ICth ntmt. Bliip Jnck .Me.-il , IliioJ
rnkmln the world.
C. 12. Black , - Manager. 1.D7-I515 S. 'JJtli Htrect.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Furniture - Ohas. Shivcriok & Oo.
nituro Oo , , rurnlturo and
Furniture and carpcti ,
1115-llin Fiirnamttroot , 1203-1210 Karnam St.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & LoomU , J , T. Eobinson Uotion
Go , ,
Jobbers anil Importers of '
Gcntx'
notions and fiinilslilnj m'f'K cnloliMtort briind
goods , "llnckikln" ovornlli ,
paiin , lilrt < . roitt , utc ,
1111 Ilovard ntrcot. Cor. 12th anil Howard ti ,
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Kennnrd Glass and J. A. Fuller & 0o. ,
Paint Co. , HKi Dti
1408-1412 Hnrneystroat ,
Omahi , Neb. Omaha.
William Oummings , Blake , Bruos&Oj. ,
LuaTenworth aU
C17 and 013 South 10th St. , UX3-U03
Omaha * Neb. Omaha , Nob.
GROCERIES.
Poxton b Gallaghsr , Mojer & Eaapko ,
705-711 S. 10th trc t , ] (03-1(05 Ilarnoy itraot ,
Omaha , Neb. Omnlia , Neb.
D , M. Bteole & Oo , , Sloan , Jobn'on & Oo.
120M203 Jones itroet , 9tli anil IxiarcnwurtU
Btrt'Cti ,
Omaha , Neb. Omaha , Nub ,
Allen Bros. , McOord , Brady & Oo. ,
11K Uarnoy ttroct , I3tliand Irfnvcnwortli ,
Omaha , Neb. Omaha , Nobrniko ,
GUNPOWDER.
Hugh G. Olark.
flenl Wcnturn A eiit
nuiKJiit'n Hpurtlnu ( Inn-
powder , AtlBS lllKtlO
ulvi'lllantln ca | , f il
1218 llarnuy itruot.
HA.RDWABR
FUR , WOOL , HIDES , TALLOW.
Goo. Oborno fc Oo J. S , Smith & Oo. ,
Has.'miiilroot , tlOS-KII taATonnorth ti
Onmlin. Oinntiv
IRON WORKS.
Pftiton & Vlorlinj Omnlia Snfo & Iron
Iron Works , Works
Nronuht niul r.ist Iron ,
Mnnnt'rs flro nnd hnrirlitf
tirms work , KOnnrnl proof naf < > , vaults , Jail
founder , ninchlno unit work , Iron f hut tors nnn
tilJCkviillli work. U. 1 * . lire o cnpc . tl. An
II ; . nntl lilti at. drocnIUIiA.lackson > U
Acme Iron and "Wlro Wilson & Drake ,
Works , M'f'K tntnilnr nun , fit *
ron , wlroi\n < l hrmn w'kn. t > ox boilers , tnnk < , oto.
612 H. ICtli Mrocu
V. Ihielil , Proprietor. riorronnil ICdi ilrocK.
LITHOaRA-PHINQ.
Eecs Printing Oo.
I'rlntlnj
niul Illank Uooki ,
lllli nn.lllowiir.ISti. .
OILS.
Consolidated Tank
Line Oo.
U'flncit nnd lubricating
ml' . \lu Krciiio , cto.
A , II. IIMiop , Mnnanor.
OYSTERS.
A , Booth Packing Oo , , Platt & Oo , ,
Oy tcrs , fliti nml canned brand , " fresh of J
pooil * tern ,
Oninha branch ,
/I