Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1881, Page 5

whe i FINANCE AND COMMERGE. FINANCIAL, NEw Yorg, September 17, Finanoial Review. The events of the week in financial cir. cles were notable firmer, and rates w 4 813(@@ 4 85, Government bonds particularly the fours, for which there was a good demand, and un- der which they advanced 1}@1} per cent. 'oward the close, however, there wassome reaction from the highest poiut. Railway and misee fons ut theopen weakness and ing was ¢ i cline. was soon markets sul ntly 4 nt. Late in the week thers was a reaction of 1 to 5§ per cent, the latter in Michigan Cent .l Han nibal & St. Joe common advanced to bid, but closed to-night at 1 00 hi I MONEY AND STOCKS, Money closed at 3 per cent. Jixchange closed steady at 4 813@4 85, Governments closed firm. Currency 6%, 1 30 bid; 4¢, conp., 117; q. do, 1°153; bs continued, 1013; G do, L ¥ Ro rallrosd bonde alosed aa, followst 110; cash OATS.Cash, 508¢, Live Stock. AT OMAIIA STOCK YARDS, Cattl huv ving, 84 00; fat cows and heife a3 00, Hogs cking, &5 75@6 00, ep tering in demand at £8 00 ) per 100 Ibs gross, Provisions. '~nnu wheat, straight grade, ¢ 83 75@4 50; winter hatent, Vheat, 82 50 per ewt. 70¢; 8, per cwt D(@80c; shorts, per , vellow POTATO SWEET PO ser pound, Very active at JIRY—Live chickens per dozen, $2 50@ 3 00. PRAIRIE CHICKENS-$3 00@3 b per dozen. KGGS-—18c. BU'TTER— Choice searco at 20@25; poor, no market; creamery, 80c. APPLES — Good, sound, 83 50@3 75 per bbl. HONEY_Calitmia white clover in ka comb, 15@18c. Union 1sts, 1164@1 h.l'md‘;zrnnti,‘l 164 bid; sinking funds offered at 1 243; Cen- i trals, 1 143 bid. f STOCKS. Stock market opened a fraction lower, | but soon became strong and the general list advanced § to2§ per cent. Hannibal St. Joe, p'fid was very prominent in s this morning, rising quickly from 3} to 1 21, reacting to 1 18 and rallying to 119, vance was due to the cov- ering of a short contract. After 1 o'clock a weak tone set in and a part of the morn. ing advance was lost, and later on unfav- orable advices from Long Branch concern- ing the president’s condition prices far- ther declined, the mark:t closing heayy at the lowest prices of the day, and in some cases of the week. The following are the cl A& TH. preferre & bids: Preferred Adaws Exp, Fargo. do pre 1st_Prefd . ~L..ln.1an| Tex Pac Union Pac Wabasl do proi W U Tel Septe charp mi v at previous rates ern exchange between city bank: firmer at 80c discount per 81,000 a ted ban! -'mru L et Omaha Wlmlnoln Murkot ening, September 17. The business of the week in Omaha in ‘merchandize lines has been almost over- whelming, and even to-day, notwithstand- ing the departure of many buyers, sales are running at full volume, made both per- per box, $10 00 st Messina oranges 28 00 £2 50 per § bushel IRN PEACHES —Scarce, $100 ser bas ket retail; very fine, per 01 25 asket &'.! 00 *EASTERN PEARS—} bu, box, $1 00 @$100. @1 9. TOMATOES—Per bushel, ])(l\l l iSTIC hli APES —(nuttnwlmrce o per b. ALIFORNIA PEARS--Per box, $350 & Shopped feod, per vt 1003 meal Tll]‘] QMAHA DAILY BEE: \LO i Crescent LT Cresoant B c. Altoonn 84 llardvalo 4.4 Fairmont 4.4 63c; Ho e 4-4,84¢; Lonsdale 4-4 Mills 4-4 sett O Ghe; 1 Fruit I 110} New \ o1 Ameri Allen's fancy, 6ic; Amold's do, 7 erlin solid colorste. Cone robe, Freeman do, rl lvstone ,64ci Knickerbocker, Bhes Hamilton, 6l robe, G do 6 Cochico Dunnell Ha Glotcester do, |Lu'n do, 7e; M ] llvu-um do, b acific do k shirting, ~UAMBRICS Hooksett, bc o (iarner, K Harmony B, Ifinish, cogrin sat. Tockwood_do. Naumkeag Rockport, The Amorkeng: A, . A., 174e; Cordis A Lo Conestoga, K. C., LA, fant , 1405 Cones- ll"‘l”l."l- sA\.\ lN c ,lh‘ Conestoga, §,C -4, (..-fi \h-dnl >C' } Easton, B., 93c; Hamilton, 114 Haniilton regular, 18jc; llmulltun H., flnu asuperior extra, 27c; Omega Omega A CA, fa l(npe, 160; Omega A 1, 13; \lml\lLk\-t, 8., 10 114 medal, 2 -4 wood, 5.4 white ma -4 fancy marble, 81 00. e, 83 85; 5-4 mo. saic, s:& 00; 6-4 mmmlc, 4 00, DENINS—Amoskeag blue and brown, 16c; Beaver Creek, A, A., blue and brown, @4 00, CALIFORNTA PLUMS-—82 50, CALIFORN PEACHE CALIFORN GRAPES WATERNMELONSHom cessive su vpli ver 100, £4 00@5 00. VEGETARLES AL kinds bring good orices and scarce, BEESWAX—Yellow, 18@20c. ONIONS—8125@1 50, Grocers LI COFFEE,—Lio, tair, 13kc; Rio, good, 14¢; Rio, prime to choice, 1ie; Old gov't G4@284c, Mocha, 28}c; Arbuckle’s, 3. der, good, 45(@ Clm(ce, 60@73 aperial, good, 40@dde hoice, 60@ 75 oung Hyson, good, 36@ choice, 650@81 00; Japan Nat Leaf, 3 J:q\.’m, choice, 60@75c; Oolong, good, 35@40; Oolong, choice, 40@55; Souchong, 10c; choice, 85 JGARS.—Cut loaf, Granulated, 1lc; powdered, 11§c; Standard Coffee A, mgc New York Cdnfectioner's 104¢; Good A, 10§c; Prairie 11e; Crushed, Powdered, 1146 up, 15¢; halfbbls, Pepper, 1 Nutwegs, $1 00: Cassin, 2c; SODA.—1 Land do, £3 00 i@t STARCH.—Pearl, 3¢ Corn Starch, Comn. The {s, per b1, 10 Dbbls dairy 60, , 365, DRIED l‘U]T peaches, new crop, § 51 Loxes, sht's b papers, “hurch’s, 3 00; 3 00; De- g soda, Silver Gloss, 8} 5 Ixcelsior Choice aporated Ay Michigan, 8} 3 St.Louis No.1,7¢; Pr 5 v, 8ye; Currants, 7@T7. l:.} ackberries, new, ho lL —Full Cream,” 11jc; Part \klm WOODENWARE—Tyo hoop_ pails 1.85; three hoop pails, 2 10; No, T tubs, halves, 1 New i b ies, ; E . 3 tubs, 7 00, sonally, and| in (orders.. Grocerios, dry||8.00; No. 'um,.soo N , 700, B o hboards Double ('rown; goods, hardware, lumber, machinery, """"‘gl},‘,’,‘;w"“;“,m“l W el buaers tools, hoots and shoes, carpets, millinery, hats and caps, clothing and furnishing goods, leather goods, in fact, everything required by western civilization are going out from this market in quantities. All the leading houses are taxed to the ut- most to pack up goods and promptly fill theirorders. All sections in the west and northwest are buying for the fall trade and by the extent of their purchases indi- cate a possessed prosperity that will here- after exhibit still more valuable pros- perity. The money market is showing great ac- tivity. The banks report very active bu- siness. The money market may not be termed close, rates ranging at 7@10 per cent. Counter business is very active in deposits and cheoking, Discount rates in, and 5 ply, 204&2 chain, per Ib, 263 LEAD—Bar, 8165, MATCHESPer caddie, 85c; cases, 7.85; square cases, 84,90, PROVISIO Breakfast bacon, 14 choice dried beef, 14c; should- ers, canvi ; hams, canvassed 14c; bacon, sides 113c . NEW PICKLE! 89 00; do in half bbls, 5 00 1100; do, in_ half bbls. Vbl 12,005 do, i ol bbls, 7 VINEGARPure _apple extra, loc; yure apple, 180; Prussing pure apple, 15c. HOMINY —New, $4 80 por bbl. BEANS—Medium, hand picked 8300 per bushel. BOPE—Sjsal, § fnch and larger, 9f0; § inchi, 9c; § inch, S0 APS—Kirl's Savon Tmperial, Kirk’s satinet. 3 Klrku standard, 8 w Kirk's white Jtu s Prairie Gacen, (100 cakes), olored carpet round &;wrkmu, in closed firm, In produce but little has been done. Flour—The ordinary amount of busi- ness was observed in -this markat. The demand continues excellent, aud full prices are more than commonly easy to be obtained. A fair demand exists h-r bran, chop feed, etc. Wheat has been firm and advanced !3c. Barley firm and advanced fc. Rye quiet add 4o higher. Corn firm and closed at the elevator at 50c. Wagon lots waere sold on the streets to dealers at 53@58¢c. Oata closed at 30fc at the elevators, but #old as high as 42¢ on the streeta—in fact, it has been impossible for dealers to ob- tain asufficient supply at any price, the demand for house use greatly exceeding the supply. Potatoes at the commission houses were Dringing only 75¢ during the week, but closed 10c higher. Bweet potatoes are j¢ per pound lower than last week. Eggs have been very scarce, but the sup- ply is improving and prices 2@3c lower. Butter firm, and chuice has been scarce, Apples in demand, and prices stitfening. ssoney, California, slightly lower, TLemons in good supply and 50¢ lower, Oranges steady and unchanged, Onions in demand, and advanced 25@ 50¢ per bushel. Live Stock—This market has been rath- er dull during the past week, very few transactions taking place, except for home consumption. Quotations are about the same a5 last week. Paints, Oils and Varnishes—Prices have ruled generally firm with few changes. Raw linseed oil advanced 2¢. Boiled ad- vanced Winter-strained lard oil ad- vanced 10¢ per gallon. No. 1 advanced be, Hardware—Trade Las been brisk. Iron rates 23c lower. Tongues declined a few cents. Nails firm; 10 to 20d 10¢ higher. In drugs nochanges have been noted during the week. Cigars and tobaceos remain firm and un Few changes are noted, Sugars advanced fe all around, Salt firm and advancing. Hominy firm and ad- vanced 81 per barrel, Beans advanced 40¢ « per bushel. Lumber—Trade has been very lively and «quotations unchauged. agnolia, 4 30, —Boxes, 40 Ibs, 16 oz, 8, L4o;boxes 40 bs,, 16 07., 68, 140; boxes, 40 sets, 14 oz,, 85, 134c; half boxes, 20 sets, 14 07, 88, LY E—American, 3 40; Greenwich, 840: Western, 275; Noith, Star, 2 60; Lewis Ly 4 60 Jowell lye, 276, POTASH—Pennsylvaia cans, 4 doz., in covey 3 203 Baibiitn Bl 5 tog, in oo, 1.90; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case, 1 50, FIELD SEED— Red clover, choice, new, $330 por bushel; mammoth olover, new, $575; white clover, new, 81400 alsaifa glover, new, 812 50; alsike, new, 81300, * Tiwothy, good, new, 82 50@2 Plia gonan axicacloan 1 B0 b1ce clean, 81 15; orchard grass, 82 00; choice, 65¢; millet, comnion or Missouri 8125 millet, Geran, $1.25; to 81 Hungarian, 81 15, HEDGESEED—Osage orange, 1 to 5 bushels, 85 00; osage orange, 10 bushels or over, 8450; honey locust, per Ib., 35¢; per 100 Tbs., 825 00, FISH—Family white fish, 90 Th hf bbls ; No, 1 whito fish, 90 11 hf Lbls, 6 . 1 white fish, in 10 1b kits, 1 00; family 10 1b kits, 75¢; New Holland herring, per keg, 120; Russion sardines, 75¢; Colu bia river salmon, per 1001bs, 8 00; e Bank codfish, Gc; Gen. boneless cod fish; 8he; boneless fish, 4fc. MACK K IREL - Half bbls mess mackerel, 100 Ibs, 812 50; hf bbl No, Lex shore do, 100 Ibs, 6 00; bf bbls, fat r"""l do, 100 Ibs, 3 85; mess mackerel, 12 1b_kits, 2 25; No, 1 ex shore, 12 1b do, 1 50; No. 1 shore, 12 do, 1.00; “fut family, 10 ib d GOODS—-Oysters, onse, §4.20; do 1 Ib ( 8, top, (l‘wlnl ), P! per case, 2 50; do 2 Ib (Standard), per case, 590; do'1 lb (nnuulmvl). per. case, 2 40; 'Ib(rluc 2705 dol b ( er case, 2 b, per ¢ > 2 1, per dozen 250, Sardines, small fish, imported, one quarter boxes per box, 14ke; American, quarter boxes per box, 11¢; do half boxes, L 214c, Lobsters, 1 b per doze 150, Pomatoes, 210;'do 8 1 per cas ) Com, 2 b (Mountain) per ‘case, 340; soaked com, 190; do (Yarmouth), per case, 3 50; 31 String beans, per_case, 190; Lima beans otash per suse, 175; peas, choi Mu\\bunv« 2 m|.lurm~« 2 1, Damsons, & 10, per 3 00@4 00, gy plums, per case, 61 Carolina, «.}(u Tie; LANUTS ¢, e, 84c per 1b; te, 9¢ per 1b; raw—white Virginia, 7@7 e, Dry Goods, « | ingh hattons per 100 foet )i BROWN COTTONS'—~ Buckeye L L, H!u; Beaver Creek, B. B, blue and brown, Y., blue and blue and ]ie'\\er Creek, C, C. Everett’ 1. D, Hm-nmkm Dl brown, 94c; Otis, blue, 143 Otis O, C., River blue and brown, 154c. Arlington_stripe, 180; Boston checks, (ir Boston XX drab, 1 Bos- ton bro., 184¢; Boston X. drab, 184c; Boston 0. H. bro., 104¢; B bro,, 124e; Bismarck stripe, 174c; Boston stripes, 134¢; Dundee stripes, 18¢; Fall River, 11}c; Hamden O, O., 10ic; Lion Blue, 15c. STRIPES—American, 10¢; Amoskeng, 11he; Dexter 14¢; Mechanics, Sc; Omega, 11¢; Otis B, B., )ie. 10¢; Pittstield, 7c; Uncasville, 9@ COTTONADES—Angora, D. & T., 25c; A Y. A n.-n 18¢; Bridgewater, 19 (npltul r (mk_, 18¢; Everett, 3 Farm- ;, Pepper 2The; [ eadlight, per gallon, 1240 175° 1 Wool, heavy, 1 medium unuulu-d light, 18@ 20; foir, ¢ i lack and cotte Merino unwashed, light, 14@ 16c; 1&( 15 8hot. SHOT.—Shot, 81,75; Buck nh Oriental Powder, kegs, X i Kegs, $3.48;:%do., quarter k ,.(1 87 ing, kegs, £3.85: Fuse, ver 100 fect 50c, Manvy Hardware List. Tron, rates, ; plow stoel cast tool do, 16@20 wagon o ubs, per set, 1 25; felloes, e | dry, ngries, each, 70@S5c; axles, eacly, square nuts, per I, T@lle; washers, per 1, 8@18¢; r coil chain, per 1b, iron wed O i crowbars, seshoes, per ke, 20d, 3 50; 8 to 8d, common, 40; clinch, all sizes, 5 15; 61 Sd casing, 4 47; 10d easing, 1 15; , 4 65; 8d finish, 4 90; 6d finish, 5 half k(‘u. 10c extra. ints Oils and Varnishes PATNTS IN OIL—White lead, Omaha 7¢; white lead, O, P, & C. Co, pure, Marseilles green, 1 to 5 I can French zinc, green seal, 126; French ‘zine, red seal, 11¢; French zine, in \mnuh asst, : Fronch zince, in ofl asst, c; Raw aad burnt umber, 1'1h cana 12¢; raw and burnt_ Sienna, sandyke brown, 1 pefined lampblnok, 126, coach black ivory black, 160; drop black, 16 blue, .40( ultramarine blue, 18 green, 1., M. & ]l., 14c; blind and ~<Imum %, 1de; Paris g le patent no yellow, Ty Moy O, & D, ¢ vellow ochre, fc; golden ochre, 16 Uryer, Gc; graining colors: light o oa't, walnut, -:hmmn and ash 12 Dry Paints White lead, 64c; French zine, 10c whiteing 2)o; _whiting I(u.i.. whiting con’l, *w lamph) town, 14¢; lampblack, ondinar sian Dlue, Ade; ultramarine, 18¢; vandyke, brown, umber, lnunxl,, 4c; umber, raw, lc; _sienna, burnt, 4c; sienna, raw, 4c Paris green genuine, Paris green com 25¢; chrome green, N. Y.* 20¢; chrom green K., 12¢; vermillion, Eng., 70c; ver- million, 'America, 18c; Indian red, 10c, rose pink, 1dc; venetian road, (....mm ‘igc‘ venetian red Am., 1jc; red lead, 7ic; chroue yellow, genuine, o yel: In\\ K., ochre, ochre, American, 1hc} \Vm s mineral, 23c; lehigh brown, 24c spanish brown, 2de; Prince’s mineral 8¢ VARNISHES—Barrels _per Furniture, exta, 81 00; furniture, 90c; furniture, U, 7c; coach, ext Coach, No. 1, £1'00; Damar, §1 70c; asphaitum, 70c; shellac, § oil finish, $1 80 OILS 110" carbon pergallon, nl" ochre, rochelle, gallon. f.1 wergallon, 16c; crystoline, per ga lmu'cd o, per gallony l‘ZcpeLuh ed, per gallon, uxllun, 105 No. XXX, per gallon, 1196, No, 8, 1 05; lon, 8fc; sperm, W. B., per galle b, W. B, per gallon, 60c; ! per gallon, Ve, No.. 1y 665 lunibory, catini, zero, per galion, 30c, sum Alexandria, 46 den machine, No. 1, per gallon, gin 54 c; sperm, x]lxuml, per [:nllm}:‘, 1 ed, pentine, per gallon, '60c; naptha, 74 deg, Pepperell, do 10-4 | er gallon 200, 63 deg, 20c, bleached, 27he. Liquor. DILEs | ALCOHOL—187 proot, #2835 per wine gallon, extra California " spirits, Carly 187 proof at 126 per proof gallon (‘n]nhl triple refined s 1b fipsom per b, Car 5 80, per Jover's pm\'dflrfl, per 1b, 81 40; salts, per 1b, erine, F"m 44e; Lead, per Ib, Do oil, 1102, per gallon, 11hc; do per al, 13j;” Ol Gastor, No. 1, per 1 10; Oil, C: No.3,per gal,§100; ( Olive, per gal, 0il, Origanum, 50¢ ()[nmm, 84750; Quinine, P.&W. &R. & S.,per 0z, 82 25; Potassium, Todide, per 1b; $7, 50; Salacin, per oz, 35c; Sulphate of Morphine, per oz, 83 65; Sulphur flour, per Ib, 4c; Strychnine. ver oz, $1 50c. Horses and Mules. The market is brigk and all grades are selling well at a slight advance in piices, T'he demand for good horses exce the impply considerably, Prices range as fol- ows: Fine single drivers, $150, to 300.; Extra draft horses, 8175, to 225.; Common drait horses, 8100, to 150.; Extra farm horses, $110. to 125.; Common to good farm horses, $00. to §100.; Extra pl\lgx‘ §60. to 75.; Common pluun, 820, to 840, ES—15 to 19h hands (extra), 81 ands, 75, 601005 13 to 14 . to 75. Cigars and Tobaccos. CIGARS.—Seeds, 815.00; Connecticut, 820.00; Mixed, $35,00; Sood Havana, §50.00; Clear Havana, $ O BASCO - PLUG. — Golden Rule, 24 1b, 61¢; Spotted Fawn, Our Rope, 62c; Star, pounds, 24 Ib, butts, 60c; Horse She, pounds, 24 b, butts, 58e; Purit 1b, butts, 62¢; Queen Bee, 24 I, butts, t0 10,3 14 to 14 hands, 14; Gl )'nlge, pounds, 24 1b, butts, 57; Army |8 80 and , pounds, 5lc; Bullion, pounds, 7603 Loriliand’s Cliinax, poumlx, B7c. FINE CUT—In 7 o, o 50c; Dniny, 45c,—In tin' foil — i 202 ‘kangen, 5 Ib boxes, per 1b 60c; Lorillard's Tiger, 60c, SM(PK[\(:—AII§nded--(‘nmmon, 25t0 33c, Granulated—Blackwells Durham, 16 oz46c; Dukes Durham, 16 oz, 45¢; Seal of North Carolina, 16 oz, 46; Seal of Nebras- ka, 16 0z, 38c; Lone Jack, 4 oz, linen bagy, Fer ib, $1.85; Mulmrgn Puck, 2 oz, tin oil, 550; Dog Tail, 65c. Lumber, FENCING—No, 1, 12 to 20 ft, $25 00; No. 2, 12 to 20 ft., 23'00; sheeting dressed, No. 1, 22 00; No. 3, 20 00; common boards, drensed, FRAM [l\(x-lfl ft. and under, per M, 24 00; 10 ft, studding, 27 00;22 ft, 28 00; 214 ft, 28.00, }'INJBHI -\n 1. finish 1}, 1t and 2Im.h, 5 No. 1 finish 1 (m- 850 00 No. 2, fin nh 11, 14 and 2 inch, £50 00: finish, 1 inch, $45 00; No, 8 finish, 11 84000; O. G. battons per 100 feet li 8150; well curbing, $3500; rough 4 and 2 stack, $45 00; ion stock, $27 STOCK BOARDS—A 840 00; C, 835 00; cun ]'L()()llh\ $42 -AO, No. l. 87 20 No, 3, 827 50; )e]lu\v plne, No. 1 . 1, 827 50; No, 2, $2500; IDING —! 3, §20 00, ain, $25 00; O. G, No. 1, 00. 30 00@$45 00. LATH AND SHINGLES. shingles, $4 50, No, 2, Lath, $4 A star(best) , 88 50; No, 8, 82 0, 2, Bullding Materlal. LIME-— 8be, bbl, I. Ha felt 100 1hs, 83 50, PAPER-—Stiaw paper, 8lc; rag paper, 4o; dry goods vaper, 7¢; manila paper, 10¢; news paper, 8¢ COAL~Cumberland l;lmkumlt)l, $12; Morris gl{un Blosshurg, 81 Towa g5 89; Anthracite, all sizes, $11 00, Hides, Furs, Ete. HIDE cured hid: green salt, 3 damaged hides, two-third raie, 1 and on 4 €,) branded . y No, 1, 45 )y ' 100, s narrow stripe 2hc; 4 Uruad stripe, 10c, Tallow, 57, n butcher's hide 74 green | 2, 1| ity of offerings very poor its, 187 proof, §124; per Jroof gal re-distilled \\lmztlen. 81 00@1 Imc Dblended, @2 50; Kentucky lum Lons, $200@7 00; Kcncuoky and Pennsyl- vania ryes, §2 00@7 BRANDIES— Impomd, £6 00@16 00; domestic 1 40@4 00. FINS—Imported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, 1 40@3 00. RUMS—Tmj rted 4 50@6 00; New 00@4 :Inxmmfi 1 50@3 (‘l[ AND APPLE B]lA\lJ\ - 17 ‘CHA)II’AGNF}Smlmmned per case, 26 00@34 00; American, per case, 12 00@ CLARETS—Per case, 4 50@16 00. WINES—Rhinowine, per cuse, 6 04@0 00 Catawba, per case 4 00@7 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Grand Junction Market. GRAND JuNcrioN. Ia., September 17, Eggs—13 Butter—13c. Chicago Produce. CH1cAGO. September 17, On "Change the markets wero less active and easier. The receipts of grain were 32,600 bushels hy canal and 1,063 car loads Ly rail, embracing 81 carsof wheat, 812 of corn, ‘87 of oats, 14 of rye, and 69| ¥ of barley, Flour—Remains quiet, chiefly for want of stock; common_to choice weste n spring, 4 25@6 50; do Minnesota, b 00@7 53; pat. ents, 7 00@7 90; winter brands, 6 50@ Wheat—No, 2 spring rather_quiet and steady during most of the session, under pretty free offerings. At the opening the market ruled weak and declined about 1@ 13c, but Iater, under a fair speculative de- mand, prices rallied i then weakened fluctuated, and finally cluncd at again, 129 for cash; 1288 September; 1304 for October; 133k for November; 134§ for Docember, fair business was transacted, ng was not so strong and the ad- vance of yesterday was not maintained, Prices inclined m favor of buyers and radually declined j@jc from the early %uurun with offerings quite free. At the close No, 2 and high was quoted at 64hc for _Septembe: for October; G6je for November; 67@674c for Decew- ber; 724c for May. Oats—Quiet and easy and a trifle lower; No. 2 closed at 40c for September; 404c for October; 41%c for November; 43%¢ for l;uu-mlwr, 40c for the year; 47jc for ay, Tye- ier and a shade higher; No. 2, lofl? forOctober; 1 114 for November. Barley—Very g ;mez and but little offer- ed; No, 2, 108@l 09 for cash, 1094 for October; 111 for November, Pork —Fairly active at a decline of 5@ lOc; oss, 19 50@19 624 for cash; 19 824 @19 35 for October; 19 H0@ 10 53 for No- vember; 20 85 for January; 20 b5@20 674 for February. Lard—Steady and higher at 12 15@ 12 174 for casn; 12 ly(’l 20 for October; 12 823@12 35 for vember; 12 G5@ 12 674 fur January; 12 80 for February Bulk Meats—Fairly active and firmer; short ribs, 10 30@ 10 or cash; 10 22\ (@ 10 25 for October; 10 074210 25 for No- vember; Whisk l' tat 1 16, Receipts—lour 13,311 38,862 bu; corn, 413,053 1 bu; rye, 8,205 bu; barley, 2 Hh pments—¥Flour, 5,656 bbln- whea 178,252 bug corn, 870,791 biv.: oats, 52, bu; rye, 5,281 bu: barley, 26,022 bu, Chicago Live Stook. ., hni:hnulwr 17. hipuents, ive l:ut Lxriu:n ave Im\, 10 15@10 274 for January. bbls; wheat, 670; light or choice heavy, 67 ipts, 8,400; shipments Guiet and weak but qus shipping steers, b 60@6 medi 4 00 no exy ally steady at bulls, 2 60 k 50; eteers, o 65@4 40; stockers and feeders, 2 00@4 10; range cattle fairly steady, but closing weak and low ning ’Y'n..nu. 2003 76; shipping 8 B0@4 25; half breeds, 8 85@4 20; cans, 400@470; stockers and feeders, 2754 20, Sheep—Receipts, 1,600; shipments, 8 steady and fairly active on good st BAST LinRRTY, Nothing and Scptember, @478 for Septembe Riye Flour ican, Wheat—Winter, 103 7d@11s 1d 10s 11d@11s 5d. Corn—bhs 11d. Lard—62¢ , Pork—80s W aeat—Dull; No, 149§ for December, Corn—Dull; h 68 for October; Oats - Dull; N Hoge ments, 44 6 80@7 00 710; best b CLEVEL Petrolenm — Quic 110 test, 7o, 64he. Oaty—» Rye Ste High W Receipts—W heat 500 bu; oats,; 13 barley, 2,600 by Shipments bu; oats, ey, none. Cr Provisions—M (@21 00, [mrll Oats Rye choice to fan: Wh 1} December. Corn—Highe 'c{l(m uber; Oats for Septembe cember. Rye ] ml.ung Lead: Serli at Butter—Unchange Whisk Pork- Lard Receipts- 000 bu; corn, rye, 4,000 bu. Shipments- 11,000 bu; asior at 1 Better at corn, Sr. 1. and (:11. HU 5 50(@.6 Wheat No, 2 red winte 1.42§@1 42; mix No. 1 white, 1 444; Barley - Dull. Pork —Shade rm - and T, Whisky—Nowminal Cor. Donglas heat, 20,125 bu; rye, Flour, bu; 1ye, none; barley, Hogs—Firm on light Baltimores, 6 40@6 " butchers’ to fancy heavy, 7 Uows, 74i@ (unher, T18@71ic; do. October, T: Unu '-llwhlly in buyers' 74 for cash; NDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, chofes, 4 005 00; common to lambs, ,,.,)‘m.l 1.60@ 2 50, a. doin ipts, 10¢ T, Dull and searce, leornoul Prndnnc. L 108 1881 fair, 2 80@ Enst Liborty Live Stook, , September 17 cceipts, 1,1 8,400; shipments, 17 80; best York Nothing doing; receipts, 1,400 shiprients, 1,200, -- Baltimore Produoce, Bairivone, September 17, Flon, ~ Steady. Wheat 2 red winter, quiet; 1 45} @1 454 for cash and Septomber, Corn ~Yellow, n | at 70@72c; mixed western, quiet at 67c for October e Philadelphin Prodnoe. PHILADELEHIA, Septembor 17, Wheat - Steady at mber; 14541 464 for October, at 69{@70§c for cash 2he(@72§ for October, Steady at 474@48¢c for 44i@1 46 for eash and ash; 47 100 (e 11s 105 white, re mixed, for the year, spring, 10s@ 10s 4d; club, Toledo Proauce TovrEno, .\. ptember 17, d, 1458 for caxh; 1 44§ for U\(n\nvr 1 474 for November; 684c; No. 2, 3, 45c. ek Buffalo Live Stock. EAstT BUrrato, S receipts ars; good to_choice Yorkers, ood ASD, 'ty standard s Peorin Produco. Pronia, September 17, Gorn—Steady: high wixed and mixed, I, s pork Barle —lml Whisky-—Nomina 4 - Flour—Qu { October; 1 options 10w mber; [it ed. 10 od; i Eggs —Higher at 14@16c Steady at 116, 12 20, Flour, 4,000 bbls.; wh 000 bu; oats, rley, 4,000 bu. 000 bhls.; St. Louis Live Stock. Lou 15, B e New York Produce New YORK, September 17, Flour— Steady and unchanged. ‘ash and September sligetly higher; other wonthts in buyers' favor; 1 473@]1 474; No., 3 west No, Mllwnuku‘, 1 27@1 38; > \tmng and A@le higl I y an do, ] i fo; mized wentern, ; No. 2 mixed Septem! 3. Firmer at 1 021 08, Beef— Unchanged. Cut Meats—Unchanged, 2 white, 1 08@1°084; none; ber, eptember 17, 2 carw; whip- Michigan, 6 40@ Clevoland Market. September 17, white, 134@443; corn, 49,600 9,500 bu; bar- Clnclmmu Produce, September 16, Jobbing, St. Lonil Prodnoce. o) xh\mlwr 17 0 80G6 93 . 2 red, 143} November; 48} (nr for Ihu.-ml. for cash; 41je for De- ptember 17, 85@ Receipts, $,700; do, ern, 1 43@1 (,hluun nml red Sep- d lower 0@ 2@ No, 1 c; No. 2 W@ favo 5@ higher and atron; new on September, 20 (0; do September, I moderately active; 2 85 for Septem’ D. 8. BENTON, ATTORNEY ARBACH BLOCK, 15th Sts. Omaha Neb, - AT - LAW Edward W. Simeral,A~ ATTORNEY -AT - LAW, DRS. CngMAN THOMPSON, Physicians and Surgeons, Orrick, Over Cruickshank, 16th St., Farnham and Dovglas, Bot. aZé1m ing, Oct. 4. diy o1 Oct. 0, &e, | can guarantee seholars or wddress 1116 Capitol 708, K. CLAKKBON. A oy i g, N arabiat Birootd. , perf For torms, &c., call at A, Hospe, J Ave Om W. Prof, W. J. Ander’s Select Danc- ing Academy, A. Hospe, Jr. Hall, 1610 Dodge 8t. 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