Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 29, 1881, Page 5

1] q :’ / ] 1] \ \ i 1‘ ‘ t ' | [ FIHANGE AND GOMMERGE FINANCIAL. New Yok, Deceniber 25 MONEY. Money was easy throughout at 5626 jer cont, Eschange closed easicr at 4 80@4 80, GOVERNMENTS Government honds closed firm as fole ows: Currevey (' 197 A ' Coupon 1 184 bid 4)s oup ns., 114 5% Continued . 6% Continued, A1 BONDS, Al Pacitic railroad bonds closed as follows: Union firsts, L1I7 @17 Lana grants L1124l 134 Rinking funds 18t @l M Cent. als DR 1154@1 16 BTOCKS, The stock market this worning was strong throughout and an advance «f @ 1§ per cont in prices was established in the goneral list. After mid-day, however, a woak tone set in and the advancs of the morning was more than lost, prices drop- ping 4 to 2} per cent from the highest prices led by the trunk line shares Wabash, Louisville & Naehville, and St. Paal, fecling. Proos began to rise and con This was followed by a rteadier ,lxm cakes), 3 10; Ki tinued to advanos until the hishest prices~ of the day wore generally current. The | 1083t advance rangsd from § £) 8} per cent as compared with yesterday's closing quota- tions., Tho following are ALTHpld.. 80 the closing bids: l'relvmvd Prefere Panama. P M. Proferred. .. Erie & West. Pulluinn Car Adamn RI.. American ..., 88 8t Paul Un't d States . 76 Preferred . HE&StJ.. 95k San Francisco. Proferred . Preferrd .. St P D, Preferred . ... St Paul M& M.112; Texas Paific... 50. 102, TD&B 16 LONA&C,. 74" Uniow Pacihc. 1164 Michigan Cent'l 87 Western Union Mo P 00§ Wabash.... L Northwestorn . 12‘:§ Preferred ... 6 CHICAGO MONEY MARKET, CHicaco, December 28, Activity and firuness pervades the mar- ¥et for money, but holders of tip-top se- ourity obtained the funds they required at §@8 per cent. per annum. E stern exchange between city banks was firm at 5'c discount per §1,000. The clearings of the associated bauts were $6, 400,000 COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesale Market. Orrick o THE OMAHA BrE, Wednesday Evening, December 28, This hasbeen a magnificent day —more tike sunimer than winter weather. The streets and wagon roads have become very much iniproved snd people and business begin to throng the streets with their ac. <customed activity. The local markets wore quite brisk to- day, especially in produce, erain, hoge, | 4 and the lighter articles in a retail way, Suvars and byrups have further declined. Some of the dried fraits have advanced @ shade, ‘Wheat in the turn dearer. Barl: y has dropped down a fraction. O.rn is lower, Rye has fallen off a little, Oats are firm with a slight advance. Dressed fowls sre on the decline, with alarge stock on hand, and weather %00|7 warm for them to keep. Other articles show no appreciable change. Tf this remarkable weatker con- tinues a few days longer, the roads and etreets will bein fino condition, and the winter will be womething to speculate abont. CREEETL Local Grain Dealings. WHEAT.—Cash No. 2, 108}; cash No. 8, 9be: rejected Gihc. 90}0; No. 8 Hz\RLhY ~Lmh No. 2, RY}’ —Cash, 813c, ('()li\ C; Mh No. 2, 46je. «)@9 00 per ton. Provisions. FLOUR—8pring wheat, atraight grade, 83 25@3 50; “‘Pioneer” California, %1 00; patent, $3 75@4 50; winter wheat_straight o $3 85@4 25; e tent, 4 50@5 00: gra- rve, 82 50; Whent, 8 00; Quoen Bee M 50; J.«pe», $100; Big Sioux, RYF' LOUR—$3 25, MILL\’[U’FF‘@—Bm , per cwt. 7hc; r ton, 15 00@16.00; -creenings, per cwt. ; sho per :wt 1.00; chopped feod, per awL 120; meal holted, yellow, 1 40; white, 00@1 10. 1 60, PO Pr\’l‘()MHwNah'mku. 1 SWEET POTATOES—Genuine Musca- tine.4 @5c per b, WILD GEES! gl LD DUCKS 2 50@3 50, 2@l 50, hoice, mearce at 24(@2: o market; fair, 13@21; creamery, 7 HEMONS 25 50@ 7 SEALLAGA GRAPES—Per bhl, 185 50; sper h: BEESWAX—Y ellow, 20@22c. omow—l @1 60’ per bushel. l('ILA\BI'.KR[ES ~Per bbl, $10 00@ 1110, CELERY-Por doz,, 55@6c. DI{F‘S‘lFDGFFhL—— r 1b,, 9@1lec. QYSTERS—Selects, 4fic; standards, 35c, DRESSED CHICKENS—-6@8c. DRESSED TURKEYS 9j@1lc. WILD TURKEYS—8@llo per Ib, ('llVl-.HE«lO@Nc. Grocers List, COFFEE.~Rlo, tair, S{G‘G;H(';‘I:l “n“ Uo; Tto, primo to dm Java; 26h@2he, M 27e. TEAS,~Gunpowder, good, 45@b0c; Choice, 60@75c; lmperh Steady; per box, Choloe, 60@750; You 00! Juoiect oo w(’, Ool 24 3 J o oice, 5ic; Oolong, pf')fll..ng cho.ce, 40@55; Seuchong, wood, 5@d0cs choice, A5@ABe. BUGARS,—Cut _loaf, 10fo; Crushed, 104c; Grauulated, W0cy Powder ll)flu; Fine powdered, 104c; Standard C. New York Confoctioners Stand Good A, 94c; Prairic Extra C, BYRUPS.~Sugar house, bbls, 45¢; half bls, 47c; kegs, -Ig ru]lun-, $210; choice table syrup, 49cihali bbls, 44c; I(u;,'r-.fl 10, BODA.—Dwight's Ih ylveu, De- sand do, 3 00; Church’s, & 00; Rr a0 Do I 4@ 14 STARCH,—Pear], 4he; Silver Glons, 8} £ G Starch, Bj@de; Exsceldor loes, Te; Comn, The, SALT,~Dray loads, per bbl, 195; Ash s 173 TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE-~-’IHI l\.\DAY DF(‘I‘\IIEFI\ DRIED peaches, new crop, 8. 5 I boxes, 13¢ Vork apples, Sje: 3¢; Currants, 74 @ ~Choice halves, Evaporated A pplea, Michigan, Ske; New Pranes, old, 7he; new, : Blackberries, new, ull Cream, 14¢; Part Two r 2 00y Wellbuokets, LEAD—Bar, $1 65, —Pepper, 20; Allspice, Nutmos, §106: Caesing Cloves, 45 Mace 8100, MATC IH‘ Per edium, in barrels, n hbls, bbls, 1400; d VINKGAT apple extes, 16 puare apple, sine pure anole, 16 HOMINY , 8 50 per bbl, i um. hand picked &3 10 per bushel; navy, 83 50; calef navy, &8 50 ROPE—Sieal, 3 inch and larger, D(a‘ 9h@10c; } inch, 10c. SOAPS—Kirk's Savon Tmperial, 3 Kirk’s satinet, 3 30; Kirk's standarq, @3 35; Kirk's whi Russian, b 25( 's Butoca, 2 rk's Prairic Quees -'s magnelia, 4 55 440, CANDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, 16 or, 8e, ;boxes 40 Iba., 16 oz., s, 16¢, Y E—American, 8 40; Greenwich, 540 w»mm, 275; North Star, 2 50; Lewis' Iyg, 4 60; Jewell Iy, & ASH—Penn in cans, 4 doz., in caee, 3 85; Babbitt's Ball, 2 doz, in case, 190; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case, . FIELD SEED — Red oclover, choice new, $600 per bushel; mammoth clover new, $700; white clo new, 81400 al alfa clover, new, 812 50; alsike, new, $1300. Timothy, good, new, 23 00; blue grass, extra clean, S150; blie grass, clean, 81 35; orchard grass, 2 50; red top, choice, 103; millet, comnion or Missouri 80¢; millet, German, $100 to 81 25; Hungarian, 80c. HEDG ESEER—Osage orange, 1 to 5 bushels, &5 00; osage orangs, 10 bushels or over, $450; honey locust, per Ib., 8oc; per 100 lbe., 25 00. FISH——anuly white fish, 90 1b hf bbla, 8. No, 1 white fish, 90 1b hf bble, 6 3 hite fish, in 10 'Ihy kita, 1 00; fam 10 lb lutvx. 75c; New Holland hrrnm: per keg, Russian sardines, : Colur- bis, nvar mlmnn, per 1001ba, 8 00; (.mm‘ 'y Bank codfish, 6c; Gen. boneless codtish; 9lc; boneless fish, bhc. MACKEREL—Half bbls mess mackerel, 100 1bs, 812 50; hf bbl No. 1 ex shore (ll], 100 1bs, 600; hf bbls, fat family do, 1bs, 3 85; mess mackerel, 12 1b_kita, No. 1 ex shore, 12 1b do, 1 50; No. 1 12 1bde, 1 00; fat family, 10 Ib do, 75c. CANNED GOODS—Oysters, 2 1h (Field’s), swrcmw’ £400; do 1 1b (Fields), per case, 2 50; do 2 ju) andanl), per case, 5905 do1 1b (standard), per. case, 2 50; do 2 1t (slack), por case, 2 75; do 11 (slack), per case, 200. Onmm 380, Salmon, 1 per dozen, 1601 70; do 21, per dozen 255, Sardines, small tsh, imported, one quarter boxes per box, 14le; American, quarter boxes rer box, 11¢; do half boxes, r box, 21jc. Lobstérs, 1 Ib per dozen, 80. Tomatoes, 230; do 8 er 3 Corn 2 1b (Mountain) sy 860; soaked corn, 210; do 2 (Y-nnuuth), r case, 3063 ntrmg beans, per case, 2 25; Lima beans ver case, 220, Succofash per case, 2 25. eas, commion, per case, 2 00; choice, per case, lackberries, 2 1b, per case, 280; atnwbernes, 2 b, per case,2 75: rnspbernes. 2 1b, per case, 275@3 00. Danusons, 210, pef case, 2 45, ‘Bartlett pears case, 30o@400. Whortleber- ries per mz, 280. Egg plums, 2 1b per cuse, 3 50; d o o choice, 21, per case. 4 50. Groen Bages, lyer case, 3 50: do choice, 2 r case,4 50, Pine Apples, 2lb. per case, d&'f% 75, Peaohes, r 2 por oac S16: o 3 o, (pl 9 o S e, 60, i om0 P RICE—Carolina, 8@8ic; mehnn. ki1 @8he; fair, 6)@T. PEANUTS—Roasted, choice, red Ten- nessee, 9c per Ib; fancy white, 10c per Ib; raw—white Virginia raw, 100 roasted, 11ge. Dry Godds. BROWN COTTONS--Atlantic A, Agplebon XX, 7c;_ Atlanta A, So; B ntt s She; Buokeyo LL, 44, 7¢; 8abat W, itteriango A, 8fc; Hoosier, 6hc; Honest Width, Tic; In- 6fc; Great Falls E, dian Head A, 8jc; Indian Standard A gIe Indian Orchard d. w., 8tc; Lawrence LL, 7¢; Mystic River, 73c; Pequot A, Sic; ‘ihnwmut LL, 7c-umn C, bic; Wachus- ett B, 7he: do'A, Bhe; do 1 48, 12)c; Wal- cott BB, 8lc. FINE BROWN COTTON 44; 7ho; Alligator 3-1, ¢ Atlantic LL, 6} Allendale Argyle 4-4, Tic; Badger Qulu X 4-4, ;| pontine, per ” 120 00; 10 ft. studding, A, | ing, 29, l‘Nl Paints Olls and Var 1‘\I\T~ IN O11,~Whit 1, 0. P. 3 lnmh zince, in ad burnt umber, 1 1h can Sienna, 13c: ‘l\. ultramarine 1 M & Il ey &1 oa't, walout, chestnut and ash 12 Dry ®alnts ench zine, in \nnmh naet, i patent k. dark White lead, 64c; French zine, 10c; Paris whiteing whiting ~Q«. com'l, 1ic; 3 ultramarine brown, mber, burnt, fojsienna, burn t, de; Paris green genuine, 8 be; chrome green, N green K., 12¢; vermi million, "America, 18¢; rose pink, 14c; o: venetian red Am., 1 chromie yellow, genuine, low, K, 1 I"rench, 2 ochre, spanish brown, ¢ Tince' VARNISHES - Barrels Furniture, extra, 8 $1; furniture, U, & h Coach, No. 1, $1 70c; oil finish, 813 OLLS- 110" curbon, per headlight, per gallon, 12{c: nor gallon, 16¢; crystoline, mm-vd raw, per gallon, 66; v gall il ll).v. No. 1, -"Oc per gallon, 1 I aallon, wporm, W, 35; fish, W. B. por nllun extra, per gallon, N cating, 7ero, per 30c o den machine, No. 1, per gallon, 8 signal, per gallon, 80c; ter- allon, t4e; napths, 747, per 2, 50; wperm, #allon, 30c; 61, 20c, Lumber. WNOLESALE }F\( ING--No. 1, 12 to . 2, 16 00; cc (ln-.«mL 20 00, FRAMIN t. and v 24 it. FINISHING—No. 1. finish 1}, 2 inch, $50 00 No. 1 finish No. 2, finish 13, 1} anc 2 finish, 1 inch, £0 00 83500; 0. G.’ latto £100; well curbing, inch battons per 100 feet 1i STOCK BOARDS—A st 835 00; C, $30 00; common FLOORING—No. 1, il l.m,.h ack, nnhm\ry ‘enna, ; Paris green com'l Y - venetian_rend, ochre, rochelle, o; American, Winter's nmwm\8 24g; Iehigh brown, 6 )nmnr. 81 503 la"\nn haitum, 700; shellac, $3 22 00; 4 inch, $4 Vo, 8 finish 810 00; dor oy German- Ro; Prus. 18¢; vandyke, ; umber, rav, 0c; vere "Indian red, 100, Cookson's red lead, 7h chrome 3. s mineral per gallon, 10; fumiture, No. 1, extra, $1 40; ard r gallon, 20c; inseed, boiled, . 68e: lard, winter ot d, per anl- i eweet, B, per ,...llnn. 60c; neatsfoot, 1, 65¢; lubri- ; summer, 15c; 2 ft, 820 00; 19 00; sheotiniz dressed, ommon boards, ander, per M, 22 ft. 22 00; 1 and 815 00: No. 1 inc ock, $10 00; B $22 50. No. 2, stock, 435 00; No, 8, §2200; yellow pine, No. 1, $40 00. SIDING—No. 1, $21 00; No. 2, $2200; No. 8, 818 00. SHIP LAP—Plain, 822 00; O. G. No. 1, $3200; N $22 00, CEILING—824 00@837 00. LATH AND SHINGLES A star(best) shiingles, $3 Lath, 83 5 , No. 2, $2 50; No. 3, §2 00. Heavy Hardware List. Tron, rates, 83 50; plow stecl, cast, 7ie; cast tool do, ; hubs, 15@20 we per set, l. eac] i, e washers, per coil chain, i, per lb 6@12c; ron_wed umguu, each, 7l Y ro’ nul r c; S 15 ravote, po ' bars, 6o; M‘l"‘ 0@85::, ulel, r Ib, 110 eable, 8o; harrow m: N racatissrion teeth, 40; horseshoes, per keg, 5 00; spring stoel, 7@8e. NAILS—10 to 20d, 3 60; 0, 4 00, 4d, 4 25; 3d, " com fin, 6 50; clinch, all sizes, 5 475; 8d casing, 4 5 finish, 4 75; 8 half Kegs, 10c extra. 0d casiny “finish, 5 00; 64 8te 10, 375; mon, 5 00: 8d, 25; 6d, casing, . 4'25; 10d msh, 5 25 SHOT.—Shot, $1.85; Buck nhnt 82, lO' Oriental Powder, kegs, $3.48; do., eqx, $3.35: kegs, uarter kegs, ‘uge, ver 100 feet "50c. do, 1 88; et Horses and Mules. The market is brisk and selling well_at » alight advance in all grades are 1ices, The demand for good horses Nces&s the supply considerably., lows: Prices range as fol- Fino single drivers, $150, to 300.; Extra ;| draft horses, 8175, to 225.; Common drait Bennington C 4-1, 6ic; Buckeye S, 4., B4co | horses, $100. to 150,; Fxtra farm horses, Indian Orchard AA 39, 8hc 1 8he; Lac sonin O Lehigh E 4- -4, 9he; Lonsdale 4-4, rell N 30, 7c; do O 82, Tde; do R ¥ 39, Mc Pocasset C 44, Tie; Wamsutta 4.4, 13¢ BLEACHED COTTONS ~Androscog- &in L 4-4,10c; Blackstone A A in perial 'kn do do half bleached 4- 4,%c; U'abot 4-4,8; 4.4, 93¢; Fruit of um,wu,log,; o can hnc4 4,13¢;do Water Twist, 103c; Falls Q, 9c; Indian Head shrunk 4- 4 1 Linsdale, 10c: do cambric 87, York Mills, 18c; Pequot A, 106; Pepperell N G Twills, 124c; Pocahiontas 4-4, 9hc; Pocass-t 4.4 8lc; Utica, 1lc; Wamsutta OXX,1 mr(‘ S Unbleached—Atlantic, 10 0 1- ore do, 16c; Lone Star, 8 oz : n» ge, 18c. BUCKS (Colored)—Albany E brown, c; do C il sl do A, stripos i plaids, 12b; do XXX brown and drab, atripes aud plaids, 12}e; Arlington® fancy, 19c; Brunswick brown, Bic; Chariot fancy, 12¢c; do extra 20¢; Fall River brown, extra_ heavy, 113c; Indians A brown, 13c; Neponset A brown, 15c, TICKINGS -Amoskeag A C A 32, do XX blue 52, 18hc; Arrowanna, 9hc; Claremont B B, 153c; Conestoga ex- tra, 174c; Hawilton D, 1lc; Lewuton A ,'150; Minnehaha 4-4, 20c; Omega mper extra 4-4, 280; Pearl F , T0fe; Pat. nam blue stripe, 12c; Shetucket S, 10kc; do S8 12¢; Yeowan's blus 26, 8kc. DENIMS, —Amoskeak, bineand brown, 164c; Andover DD blue, 15kes Arlington bliie Scoteh, 18ke; Concord OO0, blue and brown, 124c; do AAA, do db 184 do XXX do do 14he; Huymaker's blue and hrown, 9hc; Mystic River DD atripe, 16hc; Poa Kiver, bluo and brown, 15h¢; Uncasville, blue and brown, 13ie. CAMBRICS—Barnard, Gic; lining, 24 inch double face, 84c; er A glazed, be; Manhattan efiluw finish, Bje; Newport do tic; do glazed, c; Pequot do fieg Lo kwood kid tinish, be. CORSET JEANS—Amory, Be.Annlm coggin satteen, 8hc; Clarendon, toga sutteens, 7Av.. Hallowell, Orchard improved, .7k nrnq(uumct,fl(. Pepperi!l satteen 2k K PRINTS. Allens, 6ic Arnold, 7¢; Berwick, Conestoga, Bhe; Dunki @7c; Eddystone, 7c: ¢ > Knickerbo c5 " 4jo; Dunuell, Uloucester, o ker, Bic; Mer- Spravues, be; ringhams, To; Marl: boro, He; Oriental Ghe, Kenilworth, »g-. l'lun kott, 10jc; Sus. sex, Bo, COTTONAT Agate, 20c; \n. Cairo' 1) und ' can (10 ulv’l|mn l)umlT 1 ntucket, ~~Abberville n'n, 1le; AnlnLu plain Nan! fancy, 124 13¢} New | 1 GINGHAMS—Amoskeay, 10ju; Amos. | 20. keag dress Arflln 10)e; Atlantic, 9¢; Cumberlan 1mmmul Bhe; necticut, 82 2110, to 125 mmon to good farm horses $90. to $100.; Extra plugs, 860. to 75, Common plugs, 820, to 240, MULES.—15 to 15% hands (extrn), 125 t0150.; 14§ to 15 hands, $100, 14 to 145 hands, $75. to100,; m to 14 hands, $60, to 75 Liquors. ALCOHOL - 187 proof, Ka'ld 30 por proof gallon; triple 167 proof, 124 pe v billcien, 1 0061 2 50; Kentucky bourbons, 2 tucky and Pennaylvania ry BRANDIES - Tuported, domestic 1 40@4 22) per wine ; extra California apirits, 187 proof, refined spirits, r proof gallon; m-mmu«i 150; fine blended, 1 0@, 00@‘700; Ken. o8, 2 00@7 00 86 00@16 00; G ]\I‘i—-lmxmmd 4 50@6 00; domestic, ' Gl Edge, poun Queen Bee, 24 1b, btts, bct 1, butts, 60; Army Bullion, pounds, Torillard's Climax, pounds, 61c, Tn paile.—~Hard to Teat, 1, butts, 5 and Navy, poun 60y Thread Fountain, 80c; Favori Rocky Mountain, t0c; Fanc B In tin' foil nishes. Catl b Boxes, per 10 ¢ i o lead, Omaha | 0 + Diamond Crown, ¢ & C. Co,pure, | § Al grades—Commion, 4 1 hv!\hfl‘nnl. 2001 | § Slackwells Durhan, 3 French zine, « Durham, oz, H0c; Scal of i } 3 Nehras | asst, 15¢; Raw Lone Jack, 4 ¢ n bags, A [ per 1, §1 rburgs’ Puc 7, tin .1 | oil, Bie; Dog Tail, 65e. Drups. DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, - Acid (um 0 Acid, 'lm1»¢rir, Bdc: Balsam l \ nssafras, per b 1 3 Cine )mnhl(- % C hlnxu.nm\. s, per I, 48c: T Oil, Oil, Castor, T Olivo, per gal, 81 40; Opium, el 10; Quinine P. & y Ptassium, lndld« per 1b s Sulphate of oz, 3 Sulphur flour, chnine. ver oz, §1 45, ——— MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, Counoll Bluffs Market. Covxort, BLuers, December 23 rfactured_ Dy Crystal and : Kansas and N graham, Casto Morphine, 1 por Ib, 4he Flour- City Mills, souri flov Bran and Shorts—17 00 per ton, Chop Coi %0 per ton. Wheat —No. 2, 8117; No. 8, %c; ree Jecta, 70c, Cory 50, rejected 4 @ 7 00, Live u.-g.H. 00@ Cattle—S 4 50@bh 00; O per head; milch butchers cows 80 m(a\i S hides, The. 11061 30, Onions—1 25@1 40, Grand Junction Mavket. GRAND JUNOTION, Ia., December 25, Eggs—17c. Butter—10@18c, e ¢ —— Chicago Froduoce. Cu1caco, December 28, On ‘change the narketa were only moderately active, but prices reached a higher point thin on vesterday, The r- coipts of wrain were 334 car loads, em- Dbracing 95 cars of wheat, 128 of corn, 18 fon & 11 of rye and 68 of barley. Flour- Dull; inquiry slightly improy.d but trade slow; common to chace +pring wheat, Minvesota, § 00 putnm.«. ; winter wheat br K i buckwheat, ing ruled unsettled, Ustt fheke) Whbie good speculative business transacted, The demind was chicfly f shorts, and with each break in pri ood demand was d The Kot opened n shade hig offerings steadily declin dc, again receded, fiuctuated for a while, nd then advancad 1}c and finally closed about 1c higher on the regul .r board and on call at 1 27@1 274 f rcach and De- cember; 128 for January; 1 28% for Feb. runry: 120{ for March; 1 308 for Aps No. 3spring in geod demand at 1 1 for January; rejected, 80@85c, according to location. Corn—There was a fair speculative bns- iness transacted, Lut the feeling was some- what unsettled 'an | prices irregular. At the opening a moderate number of order« were on the market to purchas \ for futare delivery and transacted at yesterdsy's out- side ficures. Aftor these orders bad -been provided for the marke. weakened and prices declided & adc; toward the close the markef was stronger and prices raliied fully 1c per bushel. No, 2 mixed closed at 62{c for casl Ic, but raliied December; 62fc for .anu..? for ruary; (3% Mar May; 688c for June; rejected. L.O(mflc. Oats ~Quiet and generally easier; No, 2, 440c for cash; 4bc for December; 44fe for ary and February; 4Gic tor May. “Quiet_and dull; No. 2, 96k for 97§c for Junuar, ¢ for Feb rusry Barley- Quiet and nominal for No %utNo. 1 was firmer and h gher; N 1024@]1 03 for December; 1 02}, for args No. 3, 69 December; 8740 Pork—Fairly active but irregu lower; meus closed at 16 50@15 575 for cash; 16 25 for December; 1675 for Janu. ary, \6 97} for Febraary; 17 17417 : 24 £r March; 17 40 for April; 1. 60 for fay. Lard—Lower but_active and declining and olosed_at 10 974@11 02} for cash; 10 90 for December; 11 05 for January; 11 22)@11 25 for Febraary; 11 37}@11 40 for-March: 11 50 for April; 11 65 for May. Bulk nnts —FEasy and quiet; short ribe, 8 Bo@8 60 for mq. 855 for Janu- 8 80 for February; & 95 for March; 7); for April, Whisky—Steady at 117. Butter—-Demand chiefly from locul trade for fine fresh; common,very dull and y d6@8Re; fair to choice to fancy 28 do, 18 20c; frewh made packing stock, 124@14c; common to good ladlo packed, 25e, Ergs—Tn ample sipply and easier at 18@22 per dozen for pickled, and 2he 18 18c; roll, 18 140@3 00, for fresh, RUM ——Im ported, 4 50@6 00; Now Rec'ts, Shipm'ts Englund, 2 00@4 00; dumemc 1 50@3 50 Flour... - 27,908 PE. ALH AND APPLK BRANDY— ‘Wheat b 5O,h84 1754 00, Corn ,046 177,019 CHAMPAGNES—Imyorted per case, | Oats, “7:‘ 63715 26000354 0; Amsarisa, case, 12 00@ | Rye. 0 2765 1800 Barle .x 164 26,493 CLARFETS—Per case, 4 50@16 00, WINES —Rkine wi 20 00; Catawba, per cusc, 4 Bulldirg Matorial LIME—T:r barrel, 81 85; bulk per b, 5. Coement, bbl, §2 50, bhl, $2 50, Hair per bu, felt 100 1w, 83 50, Straw | PAPER—Sbaw paper, 8jo; rag papor, | , per case, 6 00@ 0067 00. Towa plaster, 8. Tarrec hoard, 34 C0 4c; dry goods paper, 7c; manila papor, 10¢; news paper, (COAL—Cumberland blacksmith, ri | Morris Run Blossburg, 812; Whitebreast Imnp, 87 00; Whitebreast nut, ump, $6 50; Towa nut &6 50; $12; 87 00; Towa Toek Springs, 86 Anthracite, all sizes, $13 50@14 00, Woel. Merino nnwashed, light, 1: 18@15¢; medium unws tub-washed, choice, and w,, 28c; burry, blac! 2@be loss uhod, light, 1@16o; beavy, Sk ""'m,a . Hides Furs, Ete. HIDES—Green bmhm cnred hides, Se; reen ml bides, 7@7 o calf and kip, 1 11@12; groon 1y ing, sound, 1 Byt roen calf, wi. § to 16 Ibe, , wt, under 8 Tbs, pex_skin, fH0or hide, 7¢; green It, part cured 14c; di , BOUD 10@11c; gmn pelts, 81 00@1 15; groen lamb uldnn. 1 10@1 25; dumuxod hides, cut seored and one twn-thlld rate, classed two- ’mh, L {eds rate,) branded hid: 10 e ount. off, Coon skin<, No. 1, 4fic; N No. 4, 10¢. N Skunk, U\c; whort stripe, 40e* narrc Urund stripe, 10c, Tallow, Clgars and TOhlocm- CIGARS, —Secds, $15, Sood Havana, ; No, 3, N & k, e i'.,x_ No. 1, wtripe Lontier, Golden Rule, \,.#ul l‘uun, 6lc; Our Rope, Star, pounds, Horse Shoe, pounds, 60c; Purity, %A - —————— cuugo Live Stook. Cricaco, Dooember 2 Hogs—Receipts, 1,500; murket sironger and more aotive for prime light grades, but poor stock comparatively slow; come mon to good mnm! heavy packine light, frades cxoept stookors, which were stondys : good, fair to medinm ulupplnu, B0@b b 40@h 55 5 Thaah A5 choice, ock, lower; cows, 2 bulls, : steors, o mrwl ‘l-'- stockers, 3 00@3 65; faeders, 3704 50, Sheep—Iteceipts, 1,600 head; murket & trifle improved but still weuk; common, 2 25@3 75; good, 4 20; choice, 4 H@S 00, Cincinnati Produos. CINCINNATI, December 28, Pork-—Meds, jobbing, 17 00, Lard—Firm; prime steam, 10 9%@11 00, Bnlk Meats—Quiot; elear wides, ¢ 00@ g lim'un Quiet; clear uides, 10 26@10874, Flour—Weak; family, 6 00@7 50, Wheat ‘ilenl No. 2red, 1 37. Corn—-Firn 2 mixed, 66@67e, ()nlnv‘ileldy 1, de 18¢, Rye —Lasy 47, Barley ~Woaki No. Y%l 101 Whisky —Steady at 1 15, Kansas 0“1 Prod-u Market. smber 28, Wheat—Its 20,000 bu; Py e wber and January, 1 car, 1.04; 1 car, | eember, 8¢ bid; Ja Corn—Receipts, 25, Mlhdmwn, 18,028 bu; In rtore, 158,444 bLu, Heavy noulpu wade buye s cautious sud better i | 8@ e, m,\..-u,vu--\».r.y...q o e At this point was weik. No 2 bid; December, 7 bi ; January, b, s Feb wory, 30}e bid; March 604e tid; May, 10,000 b, 67 white mixed cash, 63 bid; Rye- cembor, 88 ¢ e bid cash at 88]e hids De Oats~-Firmer. No. 2 cash, 41¢ bid; De J 1" tdanuary, Hebid ceipts fuir and equal to de- mand, \I ke dull, Kansas dairy, ¢ slow and suply la-go a% 200 on, Cheose 106 100 (@9 Dall and weak: full croam, Fwtern ~k|1n 125618 3 Kanen & Kansne City Live Stook. Kavsas Ony, mber 28, e and nlk o arket “nles flous -u- sdys common t.- choice extr., A 6h @ 00, Wheat—Lrogular, but some advance; No. 2 re No. 1 white, 1801 10; comber, 1 413@1 42 L2k, \ recoy ungrade Tanuary, 1 41}@ Opened Tower, but ed from decline and ed, 08@71jc; new wouthern i January, 70 0. 1 white, No. 1, mixed, for state, y hut quiet. 17 70 for spot and moderately active; 3 11 97 for January. Nominal, Market dull and nomi», So: erude, in barrols, @7 n lmrrvl‘, Tc nsked Re-alew of | ——— St. Louis Produoce 8r. Lours, Dec niet and uncl b 15 cho co 10 fang \\ hw«l, Cloge .m.n.. jo. fo for Rye—Quiet at e, Birley--Steady at 80w 10, Lead=-Quiet ut 4 %0 Butter -Cuiet; dair: k- Vegy slo for Javuary; 16 Lard- Nominally 11 €0, Roc'ts. Shipm'ts, Flour. . 00 4,000 Wheat . 000 10,100 Corn. L HN000 48,000 Onts . 18,000 4000 Rye none b none - - St. Louis Live Stook. ST, Lous, Docember Hogs—Light and heav: Yorkers, 6 00@6 10; butchers' to fancy, 1,600 head; shipments, no S Peoria Prodaoce. Proria, Decembor 28, Wheat—All grados scarce, with beat wsamples in demand at outside prices, and lower grades milling at full value; winter, Firm and generally higher, but ar tively innctive; yellow, 62c; high cnllc, unixed, 818c; rejected, 6lc; firm and generally higher, d, but limited offerings; N lisht wixed, m( whit , 4 rejested, 44)c. tye Qmut and steady; N Barley Dull and sales difticult, Highwines— Firm and nt]w Wheat. Corn.. Pittsburg O1l Market. PITTSRURG, December 25 ho oil ninrket op ned at $#}¢, ady and clored at neon at H Jonuary delivor ; February xlehwry, K7jc; parch delivery; 80ic; New York, 6kc; Antwerp, 183 Shipments 56,630 bhls; cliurters, 487,908 barre s; Pittshurg salos wers 27,000 barrels; exchange stock, 160, Buffalo Live Stook. Kasr Burraro, Decomber 28, Hogs--Stendy: roceipts, 24 cars; ship- mentw, 19 cars; Yorkers 6 26@6 30; light, 6 0066 15;g00d medinm wels 6 10, Baltimore Produce. BALTiMoRE, December 28, ot Flour - Wheat 1 8741 3 Chro- Q N 2 red winter, stoady at 8 for cavh an1 December, ellow dull at €6@ 074 Philagelphia Produce. Purcankrriia, December 28, 38414 for cach 309 for January, s 67} @68e for cash and Doceml Oats. mer ot [ cember; H14@ kyoFit Livorpool Produoe. Lavereoor, December 28, Yione- - Amcrican, 108 Gd@1ss, Wheat - Winter, 10w 2d@10s 11¢ 104 Hdea 105 Bd;spring, 92100@ 104 6, 108 9 @118 84, Corn~fs O, Poru—T70m, Lird--b7n, white lub, Totedo Proanu ToLeno, December 28, V\hn-n ~Dull; \n, 2 rn-d 1 36} for cash; for Yohruary; 1 u for ' Marchy "1 44 for May. Oats ~; uklt-cl&d - ———ew—— : Cloveland Market, CLEVELASD, December 28, Petroleuni— Firmer:etaudard white, 110; teit, 70, New York Lry M New Yonk, December 28, Diy Goods—Business was very quiet with comnisaion houses, as ususl at this stuge of the season, aud but little improve- ment in demand is looked for daring the remainder of the year, Jobbers who make # point of cloving out their open rtocks of domestic priuts, dress goods, ete., when on the eve of “stock tuking,” effected Tary nnhn to.day by of lflwul seions ? j owing prevaili ruled (e u.u., goods have its hands It ths tone and stocks y niakes of red cottons ure wtill o v weeks to come, and white ¢ 4, pingues, eto,, aro Large- Jy sold, to arrive ia woane cases, per | Light sup- | ‘CARPETS HAVE DECLINED SLIGHLTY J. B. Detwiler Is the first to make the announce- ment to his customers and the general public. MATTINGS, OIL GLOTH AND WINDOW SHADES, Always sold at the lowest Market Prices. We carry the largest stock and make the Lowest Prices. Orders promptly filled and every attention given to patrons. J. B. DETWILER, 18183 Farnham Street. OMAHA - - - - NEBRASKA. Sp ecial Afitentlon Is Once More Called to the Fact that M.EELILNCAN 'S8 CO. Rank foremost in 1the West fin Asso rtment and Prices o CLOTHING, FOR MEN'S, BOYS' AND OHILDREN'S WEAR. ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF Furnishing Goods Hats and Caps ‘We aro’prepared to meet the demands of the trade in regard to Latest Styles and Patterns, Fine Merchant Tailoring in Connection & RESPHECTFULLY, M. HELLMAN & CO, 13011303 Farnham and 300 to 312 1th 8t Chris Kindel C.F.GOODMANS =CHRISTMAS188] GO"dlal Complete ompllmen Collection Comprising, Christmas Souvenirs, Curios, ; Cases Toilette, Colognes Superfine, Celluloid Goods, Charming Momentoes, Gosfing_ Trifles, Go'mpaljativ : J. SPORL, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, 309 8outh Tenth Street. QUALITY AND FIT GUARANTEED. French Calf-Tongue Boots. Sewed, French Calf Boots, Pegged, - - - - American Calf Boots, - - - - Pegged Alexis or Buckle Shoes, . - $9.00 6.00 5.00 3.50 I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FEET OUT OF SHAPE, 211 Orders Promptly Attended toand Filled Wath Oispatoh. POWER AND HAND P U MEPS! 8team Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOBK, BRABS AND [KRON PI'I'HHOH. PIPE, STRAN PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETA! HALLADAY; WIND-MILLS, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A. L. SRANG, 205 Farnham 8t., Om aha. EURS! PFURS Of the Very Latest Sty.es, FOR LADIE, GENTS, AND CHILDREN —_— A— MRS. HUBERMANN'S, 6th Btreet, Bet, Capitol uvenus and Davenport, Furs made to Order and Repaq irinig rinenantly dove 10t