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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1891)
0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SHITKSDAY , FEBRUARY 10 , 1891 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Curbstone Brokers Give the Chicago Mar kets a-Whirl Upwards. THEIR BRIEF FLURRY IS SOON LOST , Wlicnt , Corn nnd Ontn Active on a Narrow llasln , Closing I oxvor 1'ork I'rotlucts Active and Oinc/no , Tcb. la-lSpcclal TclcBrnm to THE IiKK.1 HvorytliliiB on 'cliaiiRO started strniiR tills morning ; wheat , corn nnil oats opened tto to ! 4o up nnd ( undo further pains. Hog pro ducts opened sternly , and incs * pork tnndo nn ndvfinco. The bust URUICS of the first Imlf lionr were nottiold In any market. Sales for May ou'ly wcro M follows : Wlieat , 08Uo to OSiC ? , toliSUc ! cornKIiC , to5lc ! ( , toSlo : oats , 4CUc. tolCicto ? Uc ; pork , J&.031' , to ta.C7i { , to tfl.fr > seller lit tlino of mornlnR call. Illbs and Inrd wcro but llttlo clifxii cd- Tliostrcnfilli In wlioiit began on llio curb , nnd , nsls usually the c.iso. It did not last through thndny. H was another session of pretty evenly divided news , mid well divided trade , hciico tlioro wus considerable notion nnd a fair volumeof business within ( ilimited range. The market started strong under the inlluenco Of l\gM \ receipts esti mated In the northwest , firm cables ana colder weather over the wheat belt. On the llrstnd- vance there was frco selling against calls. The innrkct moved rlfiht up past the call price. The upward movement was helped nlotiR by the buying of Imlf a dozen strong houses. The best price ' , us reached during thullrsthalf hour , nnd a decline of lo nnd Ti ellclit rally followed hoforo mUlduy , Action InMnywas ! Opened at JSUu , sold to08jQoff toOTJioto 07 0 to C73 o at , 1 o'clock. July opened at Die , sold to'J.'Wo toOI ? o toOlJio to Kl4c. ! Karly soiling Avns leJ uy I.ogan & Co. nnd this liottso Use sold lutcr In ' the day for St. Louis. Knrly buying was led by Coimsohnan , White , Trwlri- Orcon , Ilahlwln-rarnuin nnd Schwnrtz- Dnpco. I'arntitn and OIlTonl wcio free sellers later. Iliitcliliison flgurcdon both sides of the murhct. Knrly cables were firm nnd O. It. Clarke wired thntlloatlng cargoes wcro strong on continental demand , Haln on the I'uulllo coast continues. Minneapolis had but 128 ears , llRhterthan for weeks , und later In the day reported cash wheat ' . 'it upatfMc. Kansas City had but f.1 cars of wheat of which 10 cars were said to ho OrcRon wheat. Milwaukee had n strong market In futures early , with % o to Xc advance , llradstrcot's report on available stocks give a decrciiso of 1.075,000 bushels west of the mountains and but fi7,000 bushels de crease east. This was not particularly bullish. ItusHlan and Indian shipments wcro given at ? , GU8,000 bushels against 2,466OCO , bushels last wcok. Export clearances were 38,000 packages of flour from New York nnd Ilaltt- morc , with no wheat from cither port , The cash wheat movement was not encouraging' at liny point. Ten minutes before the close May wheat was 07 io seller , the low point of the session. Whatever strength wheat had early had entirely dlsapnoaroil bcforo the close. The last few minutes found the trade nil sell ing ntul the prlco of JIny went off to 07'Je , closing ( iTii' ) . or ' , (0 ( iindur last night. July Buffered Justus much nnd hold lie ! under the lest prleooarly. closing ntra ! e , February was quoted utU3Uo and off to l)4c ) nominal at close. The corn market followed wheat pretty closely mcstof thndny. It was a narrow deal , however , and for the greater part of the session had hut'/o { range. Action was : May opnncd atKITjc , sold at Mijc , ntul < ) IT to .Vljjo ; July opened at KI.Vo. sold ut KHie , and de clined with May , The feature of tlm closing market In com was tno goltlnjr hi of May nnd the ecllliiK of July. If the fellows are going to bo short on tlm market with no stocks hero , It Is safer to sell for next July or May , IS'.r. ' . This wns the feeling that caused the drop In July during the last hour. May declined to Kl ? < ; u nnd closed at fi3JSc. or Mo under last night. July declined ! ; o from the top prlco curly , to fit.'jc ' , closing at the bottom at a loss of Ho for t ho day. 1'obriiary sold at KiUc. oil tofilljoi March closed nominal with Febru ary. Oats closed for the leading month at exactly - actly yesterday's price. There was In this market , as In corn , a tendency to sell July nnd hedge on May contracts. May sold at 40Uo and -Jiijie early and closed at 4tV34Gic. ! July , after Milling at 4iHo : early , closed at 4Ue ; Jnno closed at 4. " > ! , ; c. llutehlnson and llartlctt-I'razerwere the leading liuyors dur ing the day. Available , stocks decreased , ac cording to llrndstieots , 27J.OOO bushels. For the third day In siiccess'on , the prlco of mess pork for Alay has closed at the same point , ( lEi. ) ( ! ! Other products , after'closing two days at the same figures , closed today at a loss of 2J4i' . I'ork was fairly active , showing considerable strength early at t'l.tsy ' to ftl.70 , declining later to io.m and closing steady. March was quoted at K0.40 nnd J'J.tO ' : at the close. Itlbs and lard each had a Tic range und closed easier , llutehlnson , iCyanand Kcnnett were buying pork early and llutehlnson and the ( JuUuhy packing company wore free sellers lutcr. rmrr.s AT CHICAGO. coHMomrr.lOron. | High. I l.cur. | Close. Yes'y. WHEAT Mny U7K-8 J lr wx COIIN May MM MM July , MM MMH M OATS Mny , 40 40 July , 1'ouK May OC2M 0 70 OCO July , I ) W 9 B2J ; finis Mny , 4 83 460 IiAIID May , 5S2M .5PO 5fO July IMUCKS AT ST. LOUIS. COMMODITY I Unon. Illluli , | I.Q'T. | L'loie. I Yea'y WIIKAT May July BS > COIINMny MM M OATH M4CV6 OATHM y. . . . 4CV6 Notes and Duluth receipts ; Wheat , 37 cars , Minneapolis : Receipts , wheat , 113. Ship monts , TI : curs. Estimated receipts of hogi ( or Chicago 01 Thursday W.OW. Milwaukee rocoluts : Wheat , 10,130 bushels Shipments : None. New York and llaltlmorc , clear , 31,308 bar rolsof Hour and no wlieiu. Receipts of hogi at six points 25,100 more than thu same day last year. Kussl.in und Indian shlpmonts of wheat , Z.CCS.ao bushels ; last wcok , i-ISS.ooo. St. I.oulsrcoolpts : Wheat. 18,483 ; corn. 47,000 ; oats , -M.4M Khlnments : Wheat , 5,350 ; corn , liE.Y. > ? 4 ; oatB , S\jot. \ I'rlvnto ciUiles today confirm advices of the of thojmst few days that dutuugo has been done lo the I'rench crop. Ilradstroot's makes a decreiso east of the Itookles of 07,000 bushels and a dccrcaso west ol the Itoeklcs of 1,07.1,000 bushels. Dunham has bought since last I'rlday 100.- 000 bushels ot contract corn to ship at once to Toronto. This loaves only 130,000 In utoro ut Chicago. Liverpool Wheat firm , prices unchanged ; corn steady and ! id higher. Liverpool wheat closed llrm. Mark l.ano wheat llrm ; active , English ana American Hour Improving. Now York close : Wheats-February , fl.lOK n. ; March. (1.10'j n. : May , * l.OGi h. ; Juno 11.04 n. ; July. Sl.00'4 a. ; August , ! MlJo } n. : Ueeomher , 08Kc. Corn February,03) ) o a. ; March , KUia ; Mny. cool ) . ; July , W.IHC. Uats February. 53o u. ; March , WV.o b. ; .May 5lc n. Chicago receipts : Spring wheat. S4 : Colorado , 10 ; corn , M ; outs , U'J. ' Inspected regulur : Spring client , 11 ; Colorado , none ; corn , 2 ; oats , Ml. BhlpmentH : Wheat , U > , GOO bushels ; corn , iriOOO ; oats , 115,400. Intimated TUura- day ; Wheat , 60 cars : corn. ' 'I'J ; oats , 150 , AV. K. McConmick & Co. to F. C. Swartz ft Co. The nutubcr of privileges sold last night was very liirjjo anil exeroUud a controlling Inlliicncu over today's inurkot. The early nown wnsdceldodly bullish , firm cables with cold woutlier In Kngland , a tuuldon drop In toinporiktiiro In the northwest and Ilrad- ttreel's e&tlniata ot a decrcaso of 1,140,000 bushels In avnllublo supplies east and west of tlm Koekles all tended to make shorts uneasy and opened the inurkot at a good advance over yesterday's closing und above the average - ago price of calls , Thu buyers of the calls eold against them and otiuldo business was too small to withstand the heavy offerings espoi'lully after it was ascertained that the cold hail brought good HIHIWS to the winter wheat region. Hecelpts at thu eleven primary points were considered largo amounting to &O.OOU bushels. The market closes weak , the only Hunport coining from buyers against puts and shows , thodlllloulty of maintainIng - Ing any advance during the present absence ot upoculatlvo Interest from the outside. Corn wns moderately active , although thu trading wns chlelly local , The Iliiotuutlons wurn iirln- clpully In 'inimthy with wheat and shows thu manlpiilauon of local bcalpcrs who easily control the market \vhllo blocks are small as at present. Provisions were dull but mod erately llrm. Itccolptsof hojfs continue large , but prudout operators are logluuluu to luU tlio qurst'on ai towhothor these receipts ar.d the large Mock * of provisions nro not already discounted In tlio iiro.sont low prices. Several liroinlncnt local operators have not only cov ered line * of short * , but are beginning to talk conservatively bullish on the future of the deal , Trading In the .Inly feattiro Is becom ing nctlvo nnd wo advise thnt purchases bo made In that month Instead of May nt pres ent carrying clauses. F. 0. Logan fi Co. to Toncray fi Irynn. Wheat at the opening was icllvoanil Mrong with very light offerings. 1'ho Urn tirlco wnsti854p , sold up tot'SSo. ' The ronilncnt buyer at the opening nnd on thu iay mi wusonu big scalper who had sold n argoUanUty | of calls for today. As soon as ils wants were supplied the prlco broke oil ind It gradually gave way until OTJJo wns ouclied. It closed about there and weak. The cables are steady. We have had the old wnvo but the demand for cash wheat does not appear. Thu sentiment Is bullish because of light stocks cast , but line vpiithrr will more than offset this so long ns we havolnstoro In this city 8UO,0 ( ) , < 0 bushels ind no demand. Manipulation has been the Higbeiir ngalnst selling Mny. That bugbear will disappear suddenly nnd unexpectedly and wo will look back ata dollar frcoon board as very nigh , as compared with other export- n K countries , Wo nro lOo a bushel over them for the samn grade nnd quality. July , with now crop til ) to the average , Is also lee high ! With all this wo will mvo weather scares during the iic.xt thirty lays and bulges on them will follow , but It will pay to ( .oil. Corn opened nt63tt hid , sold ip to Ma'o ! nnd closes at 53JiOril c. The short ntuicst does not seem so anxious to buy , The irlcnlslilgh although our stock of contract : radu Is light und with any buying bv shorts iinrkct would go higher. There Is nothing to say ou provision. ' , nil depends on receipts K ( 'illicit , ilniildiiH & Co. to Christie , Lnthrop Commission Co. The cold snap this forenoon vus a bonanza to the longs In wheat. It was list cold enough to make shorts good buyers ind thu resulting bulge was what longs have icen waiting for to. get out with n piollt. llutehlnson was the West conspicuous buyer. lo had sold over 3000.0M calls , and being short already , did not relish thu prospect of adding so largely to his lino. Ho nought be tween 1,000,000 and 2,000,000. while Conn- solmnn , Invlti , Oreen , Schwartz nnd Dupeo nnd others wcro aUo con spicuous buyers at USiJo for May. l.ongs having sold out and shorts como n , there was no further demand for wheat , and the market turned weak. It Is now In po sition to go lower unless some unexpected In centive turns up to change speculative sentl- nent. Hulls are not resisting a decline to any extent , for they want to get their wheat back as cheaply as possible , and the hours disgusted with their luck of nerve and anxious tore- cover losses , ate disposed tosellmoro furl- nisly than before. It Is not Improbable thnt : ho result will bo another ovor- olcl market culminating , by nnd by In n sharp rally , when ihorts are driven to cover but wo would not io surprised to see rather n weak market for ifowdnys , The fenturo of corn was buying by llittciilnson. Hyiui was also reported u good buyer , llaldwln k Karntim bought early and sold later on , llryant , Fowler and others Bold. Uats were dull , llttlo dolntr , market In scalpers hands , Provisions advanced and receded with grain. Iliitclilnson parted llber- illy with his holdings. Both the ho ; and pro vision markets closed easy. Indicating lower prices tomorrow If receipts of hogs are as largo as estimated. STOCKS AM > NP.W YOUR , Fob. 13. [ Special Telozr.im to Tun 1IEK.1 STOCKS The action of the llur- llngton directors In cutting down tire illvl- lend to 4 per cent , caused a broakof acouplo of points In Iliirlhigton yesterday and caused that stock to open ut a further docllno this morning. Still the opinion of the street and the public is that It w.is a wise , buslncss-llka action. To attempt to pay more dividend than earn ings warrant Is always misleading , nnd the square dealing of the llnrllngton olllclals has done much to restore public confidence , and It Is believed that the trilling losses In Its shares will bo quickly recovered on a sound 4 per cent basis. The stock market was of a mod erate character nt the opening , with llnrllng ton and St. Paul leading. Notwithstanding tlio dullness , however , the market displayed a decided tendency to recover the losses of yesterday and after a comparatively firm open Ing , fractional advances wcro iniiilo Itiulmost everything In which there was any change nt all. llurllngton opened Yi per cent lower and further retired a small fraction , touch ing 84J4' . but from that point It reacted to & > , at which point It romalned. The only move ment of Importance In the market , however , was tlio advance in Susqucliaiimi & Western [ iroferred from 39 to 40U on slight trading , Dealings developed no other feature. During the succeeding hour , the whole list of active stocks moved up to a better level. I.onls- vlllo & NnshvlllD rose to75U , Northern Pa cific common to S.s ; > , Hock Islnnd to ( / ) ? , St. Paul to M'/ . Missouri Pacific to C7j ( , with Union Pncllle at { ' < . I.aokawanna led tlio ad vance In coal stocks at 130. Uhlcago Gas nnd su ar iccelpts were at 41a und Wl re spectively. The stock market ended In bad shape , The closing of the American trust company's doors , nml the engagements of gold for export , following on the unsettled condition of ycstorda , miido It an easy mat ter to rnttlo thoirlco of stocks down at the close , Koom traders jumped on Burlington to start the other stocks lower. That stock lost 2 points more. Itnok Island was ite.xt with a 1 per cent loss. Other losses wcro In significant. Atchlson and Ylllimlft closed steady. There nro two half days to como this week and nvcrytlilng appears to bo against the market. Bales were limited to 15 ,000 shares. Kennott. Hopkins & Co. , toChrlstlo-Lathrop Com. , Co. The whole stock market today has been tormented by the weakness of Qulney and Rock Island , The former was weak at the opening on selling orders received overnight from parties who had learned of the reduction In the rate of dividend and were unwilling to carry their stock longer , but tlio prlco rallied after early sales were made and the whole markets for the last hour was strong , thougli qultounnctlve. During the afternoon there was much pressure on Qulney and Hock Islundi the formorsolllng down 151 per cent and the latter'J per cent from early prices. The dis crimination which buyers of stocks are exer cising Is notable , Ordinarily the weakness of two such prominent stocks would have a bad oll'cct on thu whole list , but the special causes for the depression of these stocks nro so wcl' known that these , whoso financial condltlor and piosuocts are not alVoctod by the same conditions are bought with con fidence. The result Is tlfo sharp break In "Q" and Hoek Island did not lower general values much , In fact some stocks closed higher than last nlirht. Traders mn < lo every effort to depress Bt. Paul and Atchlson , but these stocks found friends and thoformor lost but a small fraction on the day's' business and the latter closed unchanged. The market has had some bud news to contend with. The American loan and trust company , whoso af fairs uuvo boon under Investigation for spma days , closed Us doors , and It was reported 1000.000 In gold bad been engaged for shipment on Saturday. Tlio moderate Increaseof earn- Ingaof the Bt. Paul for the second wcok of February wns expected1 Union Pnclllo has been notably steady and sohavo the Northon Pacific's , but the market Is narrow and hat many Indications otuhollaay character. The exchange closing ut noon tomorrow and again at noon on Saturday. Hales , 1IU,4DO , NUW VOUK STOCKS. mocks. [ Open. I 11I U. I law. | Close. | Vcs'y , W.AI. . K , . HockliiK Val 27 Manhattan , 1 < 27W Wnbaili pfd ls > IBVi Krlo 1K lilj Canada Ho. . 61 I'aoltlo.Mnll. 61HI Ijikot-lioro , HI LAN 75 Lead Trust. O. C. C. Norlliwost'n Mo. 1'ac Union 1'ao. , . N1'ac. . pfd. 73 N , 1'ac. com , a , II. A. Q. . . Itock Island St. Paul H. 1'aul pfd , 63 8'J West , Union 8I7S ! > . , K & W. . 13 ! ) Buitar Trust Am.HuK.Uf. 74 74 Jersey Cant. 11(1 ( 118 Now KnRl'd. 87 ! Ulch.Turm'l 181 Atclilton. . . , Chleaico Uo Heading Del. A Hud , 1'ullnmn IVi No. Am IS' ! Bitch. Cent. ui 01 Sllrer uiw A. 8. It. pfd. 87 Wls.Cent. . . 87S0' Mex. Cant , , Texas A. COI1. . , . S0'i i Tcno. U. A I , 85N The following are the closing quotations : U.S.4s rcEtitured..rJOi Northern I'aclUo U. H. 4s coupons iaj do preferred . . . . U. H.4 > ! registered..1U1M O. AN. W 10ii } | U. 8.4s ooupona 103 do preferred US I'aclflo Ils of 'l > 4 100 Now York Central.101 Cuntral rarllle 2 ! ) I1. . I ) . A K SO Chicago A Alton 125 Itock Island , , , . UStt Chlmiio. llurllnitton O. , M.ASt. 1' M'2 Aljulncyex ( dlr ) , . Ml < dn preferred Illi ! n..Ii.AW. . . . . .138 > i St. I'nul A Omaha. . . . Wt Illinois Central V ) dopreferrcd S3 K , IIA\V Union 1'arllio , , . . 41 Kaniaa A Texas UK \V..8t. L.A ! 10 IjikeHhoro llllj doprofcrrcd 18 Mlcliliiant'entral VI Western Unlo H j Mlsnourl 1'nclflo M MOSEV-OII call , easy ; closed offered at 2J } per cent. 1'iiiMB MEIIOANTII.E PAI-EH SOOSJ percent. STCIIMMI KXCIIAMIK Otilot but llrmi sixty- day bills , I , H ; demand , Hb8. CHICAGO Lira SIOCH , OiiKuao , Fob. 18.-Spcolal [ Telegram to TUB Hut ] CATTi.E-1'rlmq fat steers and other big oattlo wcro lu fair demand today und told out onrly at a nllglit ndvnnre , but such ns grmlod balowthcie and the ordinary run o [ fat steers wcro hard to sell and dragged along nil clay , In seine cnsos selling a ihndo loner. t'o\v Block Is not as plentiful ni on Monday nnil Tuesday , lionce was soiling soniowlml better , but Is Iflo to a. " > o lower than last week , Stock- en amicoders are In good demand ana steady. The top prices today were } 3.00J.vno ( for extra steers ! thnso grading below , JlaOaj 4.0.11 medium , II.OOQ1.23 : stackers , liMxa-i.2. > : heifers , MotiaaM : cows. JI.fiOffW.75 : bulls , stags , etc. , t I.RVai.W : one consignment of a few Texans , ? l,23. Iloos Iliislucw continues fairly active ana prices remain steady : the falling oil In the heavy receipts of fast week and a steady Milpplng demand Keep a balance and prices underwent llttlo or no change. Hough and common , f.l.r : > ® .1,4.'ii mixed and packers , JlWxfS U..V > | prlmo heavy nnd butcher weights , } : ) .004i a03 | light , tJ.45 . .Vli plits , f-.7&SU.40. Tlio Coiroo Jtivrkct. Nr.iv YOIIK. 1'eb. 13. [ Special Tclopram to TUB Hr.K , ] Corrnn-Optlons firm and un changed to 10 points up , and closed firm to 5 © in points up. Sales wcro 2,7.V ) bags , Including rebruury , tl7.15 | March , IlO.&aK.OO : April , JIO.M ; Mav. JIO..r > 0lfi.8J : Juno. JIO.nolrt.lOi July. Mpi.tKMlO.OO ) : August. tl5.0MM5C3i Sep tember , ll.VJJWi.a'i ! October , JIII.CS. Hpot Klo , llrm and quiet : fair cargoes , JHl.'J.V3.in.M : No. 7 , $17,73. § alcs , 7.7JO bags at 117.73 for No. 7 spot. Shares. NEW YoitK , 1'ob. 18 , [ Special Telegram to Tin ! lUnl : The following are the mining stock quotations : Adams Con 1W Iron Hllrcr Hi ) Aspen r o Ontario , > MU lloillo 130 Blcrra Neviula 105 Con.Cnln.AVn 4 , ' < 0 Standard 1M HonioHtnko b'tt Union Con 200 Horn Silver H05 Yellow Jacket ftiO Ji'JtIHfOVjE. OlllCAno , Fob. 18. Close Wheat Easy ; cash , IHc ; May. 07 ia97'c { ; July , IKIHStO.'I'ie. Coin Steady : cash. f > Hio ; May , Oi < i5t4c ! , Outs-Steady ; cash , 45 > ic ; May , 4oaiOfc. ! Kye 7lc. ) llarlov 7C7Se. I'rlmo" Timothy J1.23. " Flax $1.22. Whlskv-l.l4. I'ork Steady ; cash , 19.55 ; May , $0.0315. Lard Steady : cash , * j.5T > : May , Ki.so. Short Itlbs-StoaOy ; cash , J4.53 ; May , J4.80 . . . Klour Firm ; unchanged : winter patents. $4.70ffi5.00 : spring piitonts , W.GOTOI.W. llullc Moats-Shoulders , J3.ivxai.00 : short loar. $ l.804.83 : short ribs , $4.45ffl4.W. Iliittur Unchungud ; creamery , 2C < 323c ; dairy. lUffl'-Tic. Cheese Stronger ! full cream ohcdrtiirs , 0 10c ! ; Hats , lUliaile ; Young Americas , . Kggs Unchanged ! ir > ( TllCc. Hides Unchanged : light and heavy green , . , No.2,3c ; cuke , 4c. Receipts. Shipments. 'lour ' , bbls UUOJ 13,000 Vheat. bu 41,000 H'l.OOO ' Jorn , bu 324,000 in.,000 Oats , bu 107,000 , 117,000 NF.W Yonic , Fob. 19. Wheat-Receipts , 27,400 ) ushols ; exports , none ; spot , closed lower : \o. 2 red , $ UO.f < 3ll ! In elevator ; $ I.12 ? © .12J alloat ; fl.ii : ! ® l.iiK : f. o. b. ; options ilosed weak ; No. S red , February closing ut Corn Receipts. 37,700 bushels ; exports. 21- 00 bushels ; spot higher ; No. 2 , Ulc In elovn- or ; 0. > o ufloat ; ungraded mixed , KH&GOc. Op- Ions closed weak and lower : February. ( BUc. Cats Receipts , 44.00n bushels ; exports , 400 jushels ; spot firmer : No. 2 white , ft'J.'iQKJe ; mixed western , fiia.ll c ; white western , 53 ® "Ic : option" , llrinor ; February , KK&Ylc. ! Coireo Options closed llrm and 5 20 points ip. Sales , 28,7)0 bags ; I'obruury , $17.1. > ; March , 10.8.vai7.UO ; spot Ulo , llrm , fair cargoes , tl.2i ! 010.50. Sugar Haw. dull und nominal ; rellnod , inlet and unchanged , I'otroleum United closed for March ut ' ! Sc. I'.ggs Weak : western , ICc. 1'oru Steady. I.ard Weak and dull ; western steam , $ . " .00. llutter Firm : western dairy , IK&'lc ; cream ery. IW&Wtc ; Elgin , 2lt0J.ic. ! Uhceso-Stroiii ; ; light skims. f > aSjc. ! ST. Louis. Fob. 18. Wheat Lower ; cash , JOMci Slay , l)75c. ! Corn Higher ; cash and May , file. Oats Unsettled ; cash. 43c ; May , 40Jo. ! I'ork Quiet at Si'i ! ) ( ! $ . Lurd Quiet at J5.40. Whlsky-31.14. llutter Dull ; creamery , 20a2"c : dairy , 30 © 35c. MiNNKAi'or.is , Minn. , Feb.19. . Wheat Mar- < ot active und higher early , but afternoon lour dull and lower. Receipts , 1:10 : cars ; ship ncnts , 75. Closing : No. 1 hard , February. 01 yto , on'truck , K > n : No. 1 northern , Kebrunry and March , C2c ; May , mfio : on track , tau3Hc : No , 2 northern , February. Ole ; ou track , BlU.915c ! ; July closed utlKJc. MILWAUKEE. Fob. 18. Wheat Easier ; No. 2 spring , 02i ! < SOIo : May , 02 ic. Cora Quiet ; No. U , 50c. Outs-Steady ; No. 2 white , 40c T'rovlslons Quint. 1'ork-May , W.02SJ. KANSAS CITV , Koh. 18. Wheat Steady ; No. 2 hard , cash , K > o bid : Na 2 cash. OOu bid. Corn Stronger ; No. " , cash , 4"Mc ; February , 47)547ic. ) ! Oats Steady ; No. 2 , cash and February. 4IUc bid. LMl'K STOCK. OniOAno , Fob. 18. Cnttlo Receipts. in.OOO ; market lower : steers , extra , $5.oc < & . " > Ckl ; niedlun to choice , (4.00 ( < 31. ( ) . " > ; htoukors. Jilwa. ! . ' . ' . ' ! holfors and cows , tl 50n.7. ; fed Texans , J1.25 Hogs Keeelnts , 40,000 ; market fairly actlvo and steady ; rough and common , $ X3.Vii3.43 mixed nnil packers. * 3. . " > 03.r > .1 ; prime heavy andbutchurs' _ weights , tJ.CW3t.C5 ; light , $ : ) .45 Slicop Itccelpts , 5,000 ; market nctlvo and Ir- rogulnr ; natives , { I.Tfl nsSi natlvaluinlsS,50 ) ® 0.1U ; western 1 mills , .fi.33. ST. Louis , Feb. 18. Cattlo-necelpts. 2,400 head ; shipments , none ; market oasu ; fair to fancy natives , * 3.0J ® . ) . ' 3 ; stackers and feeders . . Hogs Receipts , 5.40 ; shlpmpnts , 700 ; market steady ! heavy , % IW3.W ; mixed , ' light , Kl.3aS3.43. CJITV , Fob. 18. Cattle Receipts , n , < KX ) : shipments , 2.7.V1 ; slow to slondy : steers , KU.VtW.IO ; cows , ( : ! ,20vl.45 ; stocked and fenders , Ji.SOQ.'I.IB. Hogs-Receipts , 13,500 : shipments. l.COOi market steady to lower ; all grades , $ J.OO'J.40 < It'EHTEJKX f'AVKMXG IXTEMtESTS. Dccrenso iu Killing Continues , but tlio Output Still Large. CINCINNATI. O. , Feb. 18. [ Special Telegram to TUB HUE. ] Tomorrow's 1'rlco Current wll say : Western packing for the wcok has been 350,000 hogs , or 40,000 short of the preceding week and 05,000 gain over the corresponding time last year , making a totul of 7,345,000 fo the season , against 0,225,000 last year , The loading places compare as follows ; CHIOS. 1699-91 1830-K Chtcaeo S.Mti.OOO 2,045.000 KansnsCltr. . . ssiouu ; Omaha MI.UOO 31 LOU ) Indian 11 polls. . Milwaukee. . . , 311,000 Cincinnati , . . . 20,000 W5.0UO Ht , Louts UU.OUO , BlourCltr. . . . an.uou 27'J.OOO Cedar Itiplds. 2117,000 21W,00J ( Cleveland 95.U > ] Ottnmna , , . W.OUl Nebraska City 113.000 S8.0UC O.f/.l//.l LIVE STOCK. SMAIIA. Feb. 18 , 1R01. CATTLE Estimated rocoluts of cattle 1.800 at. compared with 3.0.10 yesterday and 2,1)13 ) Wednesday of lint week. The market was t active and strong ou desirable grades of both hooves and butchers' stock ; other grades blow and steady : feeders were unchanged. lloas Kstlmated receipts of hogs 5.500. AS comuarod with C.Uil yesterday ami 0,914 Wednesday ot last week. Thu market was moderately aetlvo and steady to stramr , All sold. The range of the prices wus . ' . 003-1.50 , the bulk scaling at at HiarxfKUO. 1'lKS , tLMKiM.50 ; light- lights , li.W&i.Wi light , f .CKJ2J.4U ! heavy. 1.30 ( 1.50 ; mixed , KU'WUa. The average of the mpared with ( VJ5 yesterday and 813 day of last wcok. Thu market was active and firm. All sold. Natives , & ! .75QI.70 ; westerns , 2.KQ4,70. _ Disposition of Stock. Showing the number of cattle , hogs and sheep purchased ou thli market as reported by the wolghnmstcr of the Stockyards com pany for February 18 1 CATTLE. Bwlft&Co . flltt The 0 , 11 , Hammond company . 2tll The Cddahy packing company. . I''l Omalm paeKIng company. . . . . , . . 0 l.oo Kothschlld . 6J Hamilton & Btophcu . . . . . . ' ! Joseph Damron . 22 Nols Morris . 14 < J Shippers und feeders . 578 Yantiantifc Uarey . , . - . . . . , , . " . ' 1 R. , Ueckor&Ucgca . - . ; . * . - 101 nons. The Cmluhy packing company , , . < . 2,104 Omaha packing company . , . l.f.M HwlftJcL'o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : - , . . 1,2W The U. II , Hammond packing company , , . MCI bhlppcra anil feeders . , , . VM Bwtft Si Co . , . . XO The Puitnliirpackli > ( , coiiiDnny < I3 The O. II. Iiatnmoua company 107 - f Kcprcsdiitntivo Snlcs. No.v. . Pr. No. XV. 1'r. No. Av. Tr , I . ( IQJ 3 iwO 20..IOUO .180 2:1. : . 1223 415 u , . 07:1 : 3 ; i5 CO/ULT.J a 80 18..1108 417)1 ) 2) ) . . 7M 3 40 aiAIMH 380 7. . 1275 425 21..H2.- . 350 10. . 1130 a 05 18..1210 430 1..1020 3 M 14..1IIK ) 4 00 SO..1243 4K : ) 1. 770 3 M 8.CHM2 I CO 42. .12110 430 H. , PS3 3 r > 9 4. RI7 4 CO 40. . 1131 4iO : 10. . IUS 3 Ki Klj.llH 400 17..it'0 : 435 40. . 1022 3 M 01M ! ! ! 4 00 0. . 132.1 440 20 , .1149 3 70 ot2.v : ) 4 oo f.2..12(0 ( 440 23 , .1102 370 4li..IOOl 400 2J .11112 440 : w..nn : 3 73 W .1413 4 00 J8..1f.-J 440 21. . 1107 3 73 M. > V& 4 03 18 .1122 440 22. . OHO 3 73 27..11HI 4M ST..Kill 440 2.- , .IOtO 3 75 10..12SI 405 8..I2IS 445 20. . WJ 3 73 SO..1223 4 10 23. . WW 4 no 22 , 1071 II 75 1(1. ( . 1200 4 12i ! i l..l370 470 21..1127 373 11. .1160 413 12..UUI 4bO COWS. 1. . GfiO 1 09 25. ( .33 210 2..1120 2 DO 1. . D20 1 00 25.JO. . . 05 210 B .702 205 S. . 0 < tt 1 23 1..1070 213 1..1150 2C3 a. . 800 1 23 3. . Iffi ) 2M 17..1047 270 a. , noa 1 40 n. . m 223 0. . Wil 27.r a. . 1023 i r.o .1073 223 1.,1.'I4U 275 i. . 050 1 50 17 . . 084 G. . UlO 275 1. . 700 1 BO 11. . HS 23J 8. . I'SO ' 275 0. . 727 i ro HI. . f o 2i5 : 11. . law 27f 4. . 015 1 M f. . . 07(1 ( 240 11. . 877 275 7. . 1)17 ) i no 18..1CS7 240 1..1I50 3 OH 4. . n.'IO 1 75 ] J. 1013 245 I. , in 10 3 00 1. 800 1 75 U. . ma a43 1..1150 300 2. . 1120 1 75 4. . 815 250 14..1042 : no II. . 810 1 73 1. . P70 250 10. . 009 3 20 1..1000 1 73 25. 9"7 2 5J 21. 004 3 25 1..1020 1 75 II. . 070 250 1..1120 3 23 8. . 1)17 ) 1 73 3. . UIO 260 a. . 1075 , ' 125 IB. . 044 1 M 14. . 1116 2 M I. 070 3 23 H. . 020 2 00 1. . 810 250 3..1I40 325 21. . 843 2 00 ] . . (181 ( B W a2..1020 : iiO : 1. . 770 2 00 8. . MM 250 2. . 1223 3 : r S..107S 2 00 21. . 000 200 1..1340 340 1. . H-'l ) 2 00 7. .1090 2 B'l I. . IHU 3 r > 5 1. . 720 2 00 13 , .1007 200 0..1146 365 23. , 60J 2 03 nurxs. 700 1 no 3. . 1085 2. TO 1..14IO 27.1 1470 n 1..12IO 28S 1..I710 300 1440 2 25 L.l.ViO 240 1..17IK ) 3CO ,1130 2 25 2..IMO 240 2. . 1233 300 .1340 2 23 1..1700 2(0 I. 1700 ! l 13 12C.O 2 " " > 2. . 1415 250 1..1770 32. ' . ,1370 , 2 23 I. . 1420 25J 1..1800 323 ,1090 , 2 25 3..1iM 200 1..182U 3UO 1223 2 25 BIOCKnitS AND , 431 2 23. 17..102(1 ( 200 a. . o.vj nee GOO o ' * , r 14. . 755 205 l.r . .H14 30J , G14 2'no 4. . C92 270 y.,1010 310 , too 2 CO 23. . 719 200 U. . bTO 315 CAI.VKS. 1 no 1. . 100 350 1. . 120 400 2 2,5 i. . iw ; 4 oo a. . 100 423 100 2 50 1ICIFEIIS. 20 .631 2 50 12. . 492 2 50 3. . 433 285 STAOS. 2..1240 3 25 2..12W 325 B..10I5 375 UO ° No. Av. Sh. I'r. SNo. AT. Sh. Pr. 100 " 157 60 $300 72. . . , .211 $330 . 228 COO 300 , .201 3'IO 3 277 80 300 03 25S ICO 330 3 Ml 80 30J 80 , .200 330 87 IV. 30 300 57 ,223 , W ) 3M 52 172 303 53 20 1 S40 into C9 170 fO 310 20 . . . . .220 330 70 Ili2 40 310 74 .212 80 330 75 1S7 10 310 67 , .272 80 332 ! ' , SO Ifi2 SCO 310 53 , .207 120 333 72 180 315 77 .KG 120 3 33 45..201 40 313 77CO 200 120 3i3 : P3 Ii3 40 315 72 , .245 120 335 BS 1811 315 05 . . . , .2f8 120 335 0,1 174 80 317V4 80 .200 3 33 77 187 IM 317'i 80Ui .201 40 335 04 1H2 40 310 71 ,210 .1 33 S4 217 5W 321) . 01 .272 80 335 MJ 107 120 323JJ 73 .2.VI 120 335 70 SIO 100 325 03 .23:1 : 337) ) { 72 270 200 323 , 81 .22.1 80 337)4 ) OS 281 210 323 ' Ii8 340 b7 107 40 323 ! 35 340 33 214 ICO 325 ' 40 340 78 . . . . 211 80 323 51 , . : ! 53 40 340 60 . . . . 107 120 32.5 . 45. . . . , .H04 80 340 08 227 80 323 , Kl. . . . 80 340 8S 204 ICO 3 85 57. . . . 281 80 340 77 182 40 325 i 03. . . . 3J3 8J 340 59 241 120 327)4 ) , S3. . . . 233 340 08 244 200 327J4 51. . . . 340 ICO 34U 80 2.10 ICO 337J4 U2. . . . 302 40 340 G4 2.18 120 327tfi' 53. . . . 372 160 3 42) ) $ fiO 207 120 327 } $ 61. . . . 402 40 345 83 242 XO 330 ' 8. . . : c:7 : 3 45 70 234 240 3 HO ' 83. . . . 404 100 345 09 234 240 33) 52. . . 34 ! ) 40 3 15 71 203 200 330 70 . . . 451 47) ) ' , 117 220 40 330 54. . . . 303 120 3 47) ) ' , B8 1 < K ! 120 330 07. . . . 35 J 80 3 47) ) ' , 58 250 200 33 ! ) 02. . . . 373 80 350 OJ 2J8 MX ) 330 AND'noumr , 40. 1.50 'J'.1 2. . . . 315 40 250 0..IOC \m B3. . . , r05 ! 2 M : 103 60. . . . .137 60 275 W 8'i 225 B. . . . .230 2 75 20. . . . . . Oil .223 02. . ; . 140 21)0 02 100 40 235 03. . . . , .101 ICO 203 21 . .00 240 SUGEP. No. Av. 1'r. 21 westerns , owes. . .101 4 10 213natives , owes. . . . 63 4 00 OMAHA n'JlOJjKSAJiE 31ARKETS. Provisions. FRESH MEATS Fresh hums , 20 Ibs. avp , , 7Uc ; 10 Ibs. uvg. , 7Jo ! : 12 Ibs. avg. , 7Ji'o ; fresh shoul ders , 44o ! ; pork loins , Oc ; pork tenderloins , IViSc : loaf lard , not rendered , 7c ; spare ribs , 5c. 5c.I'onic I'onic AND BKEF Barreled I'ork Now mess pork , bbl. , $10.00 ; prlmo mc.ss porlr , bbl. , $0.50 ; extra prlmo pork , bbl. , fji.50 ; clear back pork , heavy , bbl. , $11,75 : clear uuclc pork , medium , bbl. , * ll.-3 ; chort cut clear pork , bbl. , $10.00 ; pis pork , bhl. , $11.50 ; now extra mess beef , bbl. , 50.23 e.vra plate beef , bbl , $8.25 ; plate beef , bbl. , J7.00 ; rolled boneless beef , bbl. . JK.M ; boneless rumpbbl.$8.50 : shouldorclods , bbl , , in'v ) SALT MKATS Fut bucks. 5Uo ; lean bucks , 5Jic ; extra short clears , 5o ; bellies , 10 to 2U Ibs average , 5iic ? ; short ribs , lie ; short clears , 5jo ! : lone clears , 5o ; thouldcrs , 4Je ! ; foster baolis , 4ic. SMOKUD SliiATS Dry salt cured llucon , Ions clears , f > V o : short clears , 5 ? c ; extrasliort clears , 5J4c ; bellies , cluar strips , Cc ; bellies , clear wide , Cc ; short rllH. ! > Mo ; shoulders , lje ; fat backs , Cc : lean bucks.iic. ( ! SMOKEH MUATS Host Susar Cured Hams , extra light , U to 10 Ibs uvp. Oc ; llt'ht , It to 12 Ibs UVK , 8J4'e ; medium , 14 to 15 Ibs UVR , 8Jchcavy ! : , 2U to221bsavtr. 8io ! ; o.\tra heavy , it to 25 Ibs avff. 8c ; skinned sllchiK , 18 to 20 Ibs avc. Oc ; California hams , 5jo ! ; N , Y. bhoulders , f > Uc ; lloston shoulders , 0 to 8 Ibs average , f'Hc ; boneless hum , 7ic ! ; spiced boneless rolls , ( > Jac ; breakfast bacon , ( clear)5 ) to 7 Ibs strips. 7ie ! ; breakfast bacon ( rib ) , TWe ; centennial beef tongues , lie ; dried boor hums ( sots ) , 7jio ; romi- lur. lie ; clods , 5X1.0 ; fancy lean bucks , ( Die ; hams , 12 to 15 Ibs uvg , lOe ; breakfast bacon , 1'oiiBl.KAP LAUD nest Kcttlo Rontlcrcd Tierces , Oio } ; burrels , 0 ? oi half barrels. Clic. I'uiin LAUD Tierces. Cc ; barrels , OJiciliu barrels , fiJic. Hour TONGUES Sweet I'Icklcd ' Sugar Cured -llbls , 200 Ibs. J17.50 ; half bbls , 100 Ibs , 89.50. 1'oilK TONOUES Sweet I'Icklcd , Stniur Cured -Half bUls , 100 Ibs , $7.50 ; quarter bbls , 50 Ibs , IJA'MHS' ToNnuEa-Swcot Tickled , Sugar Cnrod Half bbls , 100 Ibs , $7.00 ; quarter bbls , 50 Ibs , JI.OO. Si'icui ) HONELVSS Tins' HocKS-Cookod Half bbls , 80 Ibs. i4.70 : quarter bbls , 40 Ibs , I2.GO ; oicllth bbls , 20 Ibs , $1.55 ; kits , 15 Ibs , tl.05. SPICED 1'ias' TONGUES. Half bbls. . 80 Ibs. , $11.50 ; quarter.40 Ibs. ' 40 ; eighth,20 Ihs.M ; kits , 15 Ibs- . Hl'ICEU IAMI1S' TONdUCK. Half bbls. , 80 Ibs. , tlO.50 ; quurtnr , 40 Ibs. . $5.50 ; eighth , 20 Ibs. . liKB ; kits. 15 Ibs. , $3.25. I > ICKMII : Tiui'E. llbts. . 200 Ibs. . J4.23 ; half bbls. , 80 Ibs. . 2 ; quarter , 40 Ibs. , $1 ; eighth , 20 Ibs. , COc ; kits , 131bs ' 0c. I'ICKI.KD I'KIS' FKBT. llbls. , 200 Ibs. , ffi.51 ; half bnls.,80 Ibs. , f * i nuartur. 40 Ibs. , $1.'JO ; clirhtli , 20 Ibs. , 70o ; kits. 15 Ibs. , COc. HA SA E llologna , 4o ; Frankfurts or wle- iierwursts,7o ; tonailtf , 7io ! ; blood , 44e ! ; liver , 415o : headcheese , -Dio ; I'olish,7c ; pork HIIU- nugc , links , Co ; pork suusago meat , In tin palls , 5 0. OILS , TAI.I.OW AJID STEAIIISI 1'uro ncat's- footoll , Mo per pal.l pure noat's-footoll. 5- Kal. cans , Mo per gal. ; Al tallow , Sopcrlb. ; steurlne , &Uo per lb , ' FrcsYi I'rultfl. QUINCES There hr6' ' still n , few on the mar ket , but the movoihl-nt Is slow and prices nom inal at fiucetl.oOierox. | , , ( JiuNiiiimns-Sioe : : | < B light. Capo Cod , (12.00 per libl ; Jersey , $10.75. Ari'l.ES Hupuilo'if light ! good stocks can be had nt$3.00 , but thoVo are some fancy stunt apples which uro hold atW.OO , OUANOKS HlvorHldes rro selling at $2.75 3.00 ; navals , W.5xa5.Qa ( : Ilanehlla a varloty be- twcon Riversides and I os AiiKoles , $2.XX ( 2.75 Mexican oranRos , $ iuO ; Florida bright , (3.00 ; russott , S2. . ' < xa2,75. . . . . PKHS A few largo California pours , win ter varieties , are offrrod at ttSOWUiO pur box LEMONS-OhoIco Messina , $3.BC < 34,00 ; fancy J4.fiO. ilALAOA OllAPES-Por bbl. . $9.CX310.00. ( Bl'lSACll-rcr hbl. $2.00. UKLKIIY HOOTS 1'er dor , 50c. LKTTUCR Olinlco stock. 40 ® I5o. BWEKT l'OTATOEuiuiIco Kansas ana Iowa btoi-k , * l.254.5ljorbbl.- ( * . OKI.KIIV Uholco sleek , 45c. I'AKDNirs I'cr bbl , $2.50 , CUliliAUK l > crlb,2)5TC3 ) ( ( ' . HUTAii.\iA8-Mlehlgan took , per bu , COc. HEETS-1'er bu. Jl.004il.25. O.MONS-Kastern stock , $3.50 per bbl , nnd Spanish onions at $ J.OO pUcrate. ( . I'OTATOES There are quite u good many homo grown potatoes In store In the city und sales are madu at UVe4tI.W. Colorado potatoes are very bcarco at $1.20. Country 1'rotliioo. The conditions prevailing yesterday were very much the same us the previous day. Uho receipts vrero light and prices tlrui , aim with ho exception of eggs there waa no clmngo In HIUIS The receipts wcro very light nnd ns locks on Imnd wcro exhausted salesmen were nablcd to nsk nnd obtain better prlco ? . It tas net much trouble to cetlSo and n few ales wcro oven reported at 10e , but there wus fecllnc that the strong prices were duo only 0 a teniporurv scarcity which would dlsup- car In a fen days , nnd no ono boiiRlilinoro hall the Immcdlata requirements demanded. Vnolil salesman remarked , the market was 1 such shape Unit It would only require nbout fty more eases to break It down to l"o. IIUTTiiit No quotable change , the best rolls irlnglng I719c ; good rolls , 14jjl8c ( , and low iudos/313c. ( I'om.Tiiv Light receipts and a steady umr- ct. Chickens. ( * GOc ; turkeys , ll@12ic ! ; cceso ml ducks MJlle. UA.MU Small rabbits , $1.00 per dozen , Klour. II. T. Davis Mill To. , high patent. Ho. 1 and Orvniu , C..TUi Illuo I ) , full patent , $2.50 ; Hawk- ye , half patent , $2.30 ; special toval patent , So. 10 , J2.61I ; Minnesota patent , (2.75 ( ; KMII II turd wheat patent , t2.G3 | Nebraska spring vliont patent , J2.CO. S. F. llllman's gold medal , 12.70 ! Snow Wlilto , 2.iO : ; Pnow Flake. $2.00 | low grade , JI.CO. llrokeii How roller mills Cream , $ ; ,70 ; Myr- It' . $2.40 ; Ululm , $2.501 XXX , $1,80 ; Fidelity , 3.80j Mlnm-solii Chief , (2.40 ! I'atenl. $1,00 , Oskhump's ri'iuly to ralso buckwheat Hour , M.50 pcrrasoof r > 0 2-lb packages ; bucli wheat , n bbls. N , V , , $0.00 : Excelsior hi and , $3.50 ; lap Jack meal , $3.75 per case of 60 2-lb puck- gcs. -Hardware. AuoEim AND HITS 0. K. Jennings , dls. fifiVl lusspll .Tcnnlng : ) , dls , 25 | bit Block drill , Jlovulnml & .Morse , dls. fio. Axiis-UpplneoltH , per doz , $8.25 ; double Itted. $14.0 ' ; Hunt's , $8.23 ; Llpnencotl's jronzod a.veS , $8.23. llr.t.i.s Liidit. brass , liiuul , dls , 70c ; Ken- ncky cow , dls , 70C. loiii ) I.OCKH. KTC. Mst prices as revised ) cccmbcr HO , 1880 , less f > 0-10 per cent ; tmd- ocks , now listdls , 70. HOOKS Sargent ft Co. . harness list , 00 ; yrought staples and hooks and staples , 75 ; 'Unnloy's list , wrought staples , 75o ; hooks und "vo , wlro screw , 75 , liANTKHNH-lluckeyc , sr. , $0,50 ; lluckeyc , Jr. , 3. ) ; llrllllnnt. f.VOJ. MOI.ASSKSUATKS Slcbben's patterns , dls 70. Uii.KiiN Zinc nnd tin , new list , dtsCO. I'lUKS-Knllrond , ado eye. ells BO. UIVETH Wagon box. S ; Iron and tinned , now list December 10,1881 , dls 3d ; copucr rivets mil burrs , . ' 0. Suitnws Flat lipud Iron , 707. > : round head , now list , blued , CO ; Hat head , buss , now list , 075o ! japanned , 111 coach , common or Ing , jO-10. SHOVELS AND SPADES Amos' , dls 15. TACKS , HHAIIS , KTC. American Iron carpel acks , dls 80 : stcol carpet tacks , ai ! ! : ! iids , 0 ; Swedes Iron carpet lacks , all kinds , 00 Swedes Iron tacks , CO : Swedes Iron upholstor- irs' lacks. CO ; tinned Swedes Iron tacks , 50 ; limed Swedes iron upholsterers' tacks , 50 ; American Iron cut tacks , 75 ; copper tacks , > 0 ; copper llnlshlng und trunk nails , 45 ; ilgar box nails. 43 ; Mulshing nulls , 70 ; Iimgarlan nails and miners' tacks , G3 ; gimp ind lace tucks , 70 ; tinned gimp and lace ticks , 50-10 ; trunk and cloilt mills , 70 ; tln- icd trunk and clout nails , 3 > ; basket nulls , 13 : chulr nails , :15 : ; common and patent jrad.s , 70 : tinned capped trunk mills. 30 and 0 ; looklng-glnss tacks , 25 : picture frumo points , 25 ; leather curuet tacks , 40 ; brush tueks , 23. TAIT.S MEASUUINO American , dls , 33) ) $ . TllKIIMOMRTKIIS Tin C1ISC , ( Us , 73. THAI'S Onino , Newhousc , dls , 40 ; game , Onelda pattern , 70 ; mouse , wood choker , per dozen boles , ai. Tliowci.S Urudos' brlclc. dls , 10 ; Dlsston's. 0-10 ; garden , net per doz , $1.00. TiuJCKS iWarchouse , etc. ) , Howe's K. J. k 'n. ' . dls , 50. VISES I'nrnllol , Parker's , dls , 10 ; parallel , oval slide. ! IO ; suw filers. Wentworth's. 20o , WIHK Hrass 30o und coppur 350 prr lb , not 1st : market , bright COc ; market , coppered , > 0 Si 10 per cent ; tinned broom wlio , 50 : innoalcd fence. Nos. 8 and 0 , per 100 Ibs , S..75 ' ; 'apanned ' barb fence. $1.15 ; galvanized barb fence. $3.75 : plcturo wlro , T. S. ft .1. , dis. 20o ; clothes line wire , galvanized , perez cell , $4.50 ; vlro cloth , green , drub and black , periou sij ft , WHENCIIES Goes' genuine , r > 0 ; Glrard , CO ; Agr , 70-10 ; llcmls & Call's patent comblna- lon , 15 : Alken , pocket ( bright ) $ .1.00 , 30. Hi.ocKS Stanley Hulo&LovelCo'nncw list 00. 00.HOLTS HOLTS Common carriage , dls 70-10 ; 11. & K. Mfg. Co's stove , dls 40-10 ; plow , dls50 ; machine. Us 70 : tire bolts , 50-10. 1IUTT8 llrass , wrought , dls 70 : loose pin , last , dls 70 ; loose pin , Japanned , dls GO-10-10 ; ooso plus , japanned , wrought , 00 ; Clark blind butts , 75-10. CASTEIIS lied , dls , 60 ; plate and shallow rockets , dls , 50. CHAIN Truce , OJ410per pair , net , 40c ; .nice , C4. ! American , per pair , net , Me ; Gor man duller chain , list of Dceombcr 31,1K8I. Us , 50-10 ; American halter chain , list of Io- ) eeiiiberlll , 1631. dls , 50-10 ; Gcrmun cell chain , list of December III , Ivil. ills , 50-10 ; lion jack chain , 33 ; brass jack chain , 33. COCKS llrass , now list , July 10,1880 , dls , 50. COPFKE Mn.r.s Parker's board and box , dls , 00 : American ( Kntcr&rlso Mfg Co ) , dls , 25. COMPASSKH , mviliKU ? , ETC. Compasses , dls , 50-10 ; dividers , dls , 50 and 10 ; callipers , dls 50. DUAWINO ICNIVKS 1' . S. & W. Co. . ells 70 ; ad justable , dls 20. FOIIICS liny , manure and spading , dls GO-10- 10 ; plated , Al , Uogors & Hros , , 50. FIIUITS AND JELMT I'UESSES Knterprlso JIfg Co. , tils25 , FHV I'ANS Common , dls 70 : Acme , dls 00. FAUCETS Frary patent petroleum , dls , 51 ; Enterprise eclf-iiicnsuring , pop doz , $30. dls. 25. Fir.KS-Huuvor&IJIijSton's,00-10 : hoiso rasps , Heller Bros nls 50. HAMMKUS Maydolc , dls 25 ; Athn , dls no , 11 AUMSS : SNAPS Surionts , dls 70 ; Herman , dls 35. HATCIIKTS Discount 40-10. HAY KNIVKS Lightning , per < loz. , $ J.OO ; Spear I'olut , per dois.M ) : HINCIES Clarke's Nos. 1,2 , and n , gate , dls- ooiint CO : screw hook und strap , 9 to 12 , per 100 Ibs. , 4hc ; 12 and upwards , per 100 Ibs. . ; i > je ; wrought strap and T list , Uccombor ' 77 , 75 per cent : standard I ) . A. , No. 5 , 1.50. Housi : NAlf.S Nos. 450 7 8 0 10 1'eorless , per lb lie 12o I3o . net Noithweslorn. " 28 23 23 22 21 10 dls 20 Champion , " 2 $ 25 23 K 21 10 dis 20 I'lltnum , CO 20 23 21 20 10 10 dis 10 KETTI.KS Rrasg , percent dls , 15 ; enameled , percent dls,0' ) . KNOMS Door knobs , bronze , 50-10 ; door , minerals , door por. Jnpancd , door por. plated , door per , now list dIs,5'J-J.O ; porcelain shutter , d Is 70. IJOCKS Cabinet nnn chests Cabinet , I1. .t'F. Corbln. dls25 : trunk , dls 20 ; Yule lock com pany. Hat nnd corrugated key , dis KIM. MALLKTB Hickory. 23 percent ; lUnumvltuo , 23 per cent : leather head , 25 per cent , MEAT CUTTEHS Knlerprlsidls 25 ; beef shavers , ( Knterprlso Mfg. Co. ) dls 23. 1'ijANua AND I'I.ANI : IIIONS llcnch , first qual ity , dls 40 ; bench , second quality , ( Ils 50-10 ; fancy , dls 40 ; Iliilloy's lieneh IS. II. fi I , . Co. ) now list. Jan. , ' 70 , dls 40-10 : llalley'8 plow planes , etc. , ( Ils20-10 ; Stunloy bench , ( S. U. & L. Co. ) now list , Jan. , ' 70 , dis 40-10. I'l.UMlis ANU I.KVKLS-Stanloy H. & L. Go's patent adjustable , dls 70 ; Stanley ll.fc I * Go's non-adlustuble , dls 70 : pocket levels , dls 00. I'OST IIOI-K TiiEBAuOKiW ' - AND Vaughn's post hole , per doz. , $10,00 ; Champion post hula au gers. $10.50. PUNCHES Holt or drive , per doz , $2.00 , $2.25 , $2.50 , dls 50 ; spring , J2.50. SAII IIIONS From 4 to 10 , per lb , 3e net : self- healing , per doz , (10.50 not ; Mrs. Toll's Irons , dnublo pointed. ( Its 0. SANDi'Ai'Eil llaedoriV Adamson's flint , 00 to \ \ ' , , $3.25 nor ream ; llneder ft Adam sou's Hint , 2 , 2tf nnd 3 , 13.73 no ream ; Ilacdorit Adamson'slllntassorted $ . ' . - ' per ream ; llacdor& Adamson's star , $1.23 per ream ; Ituedcr & Adum on's emery. ia50 < 3ll.50 per roam. Mst , 3'IH off. SASH COIID 1'or lb Common , 15o net ; pat ent , 18o not : H Silver Lakohcmu , 30c ; o white cotton , bniIded,2Sc. SASH \VEKIIITB Solid eyes , per 100 Ibs , $1,25 , SAUBAOI : STUFI'KHS on FIM.KKS 1'orry , ills 3.1 ; Knterprlso manufacturing company , dls .76 HIGHliST AWARDS From Scientific Societies and Exhibitions prove the high excellence of the genuine Jo- humi Holt's Malt Extract , overall Imitations which have been brought bcforo the public. Thoacnulno article has been popular for forty yours , and has a world wide reputation as a Tonlo Nutritive , for the weak ami debili tated , and for mothers whllo musing , Ills ot thu greatest value for coughs , colds and pul monary troubles , sleeplessness and nervous 1'lotrii Santa , the well known Professor of Paris , In his work on pulmonary dlscasu says : "I regard Johann lion's Malt Krtraet of Im- mensu value to the practitioner who wishes to bring to his aid a preparation which will not only act us a tonic , but as a nutrient as well , and Is less eAcltlni ; than wlnooruny other stimulant. Thcro Is nothing "just as pood" when you can got tlio UKNUINH article , which must have tlioHlnatiiro of "Joliann Holt , " on the neck of uverv bottle. Avoid Imitations sold at ) "Holl's Exlrrot. " NEBRASKA National Bank U. B. DEPOSITOItY , OMAHA , NEB. Capital , - - - - $400,000 Surplus Jan. 1st , 180O , - oa.BOO Onicers nnd IlroctorHonry W. Vntoi , I'roililont ; IxinlaH. Ucixl , Vlco-l'ri'inlont ! JiuuoJV.Havaxi - , W V.Morio. John H. Colltni , It. C. Cuihlnj , J , N , 11 1'atrlck. W. II. B. lluvuoi , cathlor. TI-lIU IKON BANK. Corner 12th aua FurnnmBtJ. A Oonoral HnnUlnsc Huslncss Transacto.1 TO WEAK MEN 1 I Buffering the crfucti from ot . . _ . . . . _ . . _ - J youthfulerron farly decay , waiting weaknf 10 , loit uiauliool , etc. I wfll wnil avaluafilo treallia ( | ' J Jj contalnlni tull iiartlculars for home cure , VII III ! of charKu A plewlld mo < llc l worlc j hould bo icfA by overj man who ti norvoin an1 debilitated. AddreM 1'rof. r.C. I'OWLIiH.MooUui , Couu , -V1 IRON WORKS. " - "T Vat at Max Meyer & Bro , Oo. A. Hospe , Jr , , MTu Jewelers , denlors In I'lnnoi , Orgnns , Artists' musical Injtruiuccits , etc. , Mntcrlnli , Ktc. , Farnniu and ICth. 1513 DotiRlai HtrccU OILS. V , Consolidated Tank Line Oo , Icflncd and lubricating uilK. azlfi ffrea o , oto. A. H. lllahup , OYSTERS. A. Booth Packing Oo. , Platt & Oo. , OT'torx , fish and canned "Tiger brand , " frosli -N Omnhn branch , 1503 Leavonworlh. 815 nnd 817 Ilinv.inl. PAPER. PLATING. Oarpentor Paper Oo. , Western Plating Wka Carry a full stock of Uolil , nllver and nickel printing , wrapping ami plating on nil iiictnH , inhloware , ptp rpplatoit writ In * pa per , card pn 1'nllalilnvbrax .V chan- per , etc. dcllcrwork. lll < Dudeo. PRODUCE , COMMISSION. Bates & Oo , , Williams & Gross , Country proditco , fruits , vpiiotablos , urocorn' Produce nnd fruit ) , > | ieclaltla < < . tea < , uplnai , etc. m-4UIH. lltli HU 1211 Harnoy stroat RUBBER GOODS , ETC. Omaha Rubber Oo. , Manufacturing nnl JoV berjall kln-Mrubljer KOOlll. 100S Karnam strojt SEEDS. n 830 : ! Ox , Sooil Kroirors , daleri In xnrdon.itr.iis , Kriilnanct true ve 11 , 421-42)8' ) Jl l.Mh. SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ETO. M , A. Dishrow & Oo. , Bohn Sash & Door Oo. Manufacturers nf sash , Manufartururj of irmil.l- doom. Ullnda nnd titiii , blln H , Uojn , Moulding * , llranchof oto. fice , 12th and liarJ sti. Itth and Clarkstrooti. SYRUPS. STOVES. Tarrell & Oorapiny , Dufry-Trowbrid a Wholesale inanfacturer < Stova Minufaa'g Oa. , syrups , molasseinnd Manufattir'g utovoianl utoro pip ) . 217-2l98outh8tli ttroot. I2n-I2lli Jeavonworth st TEA , COFFEE , SPIOES , CIQARS. Consolidated Ooffoo Oompany , lIHnn.lllli ) Hnrnoyit Omnlm , Neb , STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES U , S. Wind Engine & A , L , Btrang & Sons , Pump Oo , , Ilallldax wind mllli. Oil 10U2-100I Furnam itroot , and V.1) Jonoi nt C2 , V , Itoss , nctluK manager. Omaha , Nob. TOYS. | TYPE-WRITERS H. Hardy & Co. , Type-writers , Toyn , dolls , oILiinnfancy liuodi , houiu furnishing fl5andl20. A , II. IVrrlgo uuodi , clilldrou's car & Co. , catalogue frco. riage ) . 1310 Karnam it. 1315 Dodge Btruot. SOUTH OMAHA. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED , LIVE STOCK COMMISSION. A. D , Boyer & Co Martin Broi , , < I-W Bicluinio M-W KichanL'O Uulialnr , . SKxrlinnxe llullillnfi V Eouth Onmha. tiuuth Oiniiliii. B , J. Ooffman , Bmiloy Hunter & Qreon , * 30 iichiin0 | [ Uullalcf ( j 20 Kiclinut-u South Oualia. tiQUtb Uuiuuu. /
