Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 7, 1888, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEK of ever getting a dividend and are disposed to | Sheep. y, and while stocks of other roads | There was not mmh doing on the market. were advancing Wabash declined 3 per cent. | Prices remain as usu SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. 1888 | extra tabor of packifig eannot always be | less, dije; No. supplicd on outside orders at the same prices % | NN, i quoted the local trade. No." 10, 8 1 80, |"“ 80, Broren—There j8 1o tmarked change in | colored; 10e; 50, colored, 1% 70, coloted, 156 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Among the eastern roads there is a fair de- ometal lll‘l.elpl 0| this line, as receipts eontinue fair and fully | Bristol, 13} \nlun Pacific, 18¢. Outeiders Once More Take a Hand | gree of harm All have good business at | Cattle.. P . ce | equal to the demand. We quote as before "Am'“\' ~Bibb white, 18}5¢ 4 | remunerative rates and are earning fair divi- | HOgS. oo 4048 Creamery. solid packed, 23@2c; choicy in Wheat Trading. dends, and prices are moderately well main- revailing Prices. dairy, 17 19¢; medium, 18@17c; low grades, Mf“",f‘,f",‘;’"‘“m,',f;','f'},'L‘.\." g tained. Bull pools continue to be heard from ";':?'k":;ir-‘f‘:b:;n;r\;r‘:;-{.xllnp,.nu-u paid for live | 10@1%c. A fentic l:'“‘ % Ativors Tl ¢4, CORN DULL AT SMALL RANGE. | in the Vanderbiits and Western Union, but, s Eoae-Coming in freely, and there isan | rora C, 44, 4'ge: Crown XXX, uw Choice steers, 1300 to 1500 1bs. 350 @ 14.25 Vi Ot ¢ @ 8 stoc! L -» r 4 inclination to lower prices. We quote 21@2% | Hoosier LL, 44, b Il|||mn Head, 44, 7% Judging from the action of those stocks, the | Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs. . 8.65 (4.1 for cold storage and &n o Al saie of | Lewrence Lix 4 h O Eeminion, 14 o bulls were not giving them much support. | Fat little steers, %00 to 1050 1bs. 3.45 atrictly fresh at e; lmed very slow at | biyc; Pepperell R, 44, Sico: Pepperell O, 4.4, The Coalers were strong, Delaware & Hud- | Corn-fed range stecrs, 1200 to e, 2 Y by | 8t bepperel, 3“' 18 Sdpperell; 04, '90c] Felt in Provisions—Business in son especially. " - ¢ . 1500 Ibs. . Auie (@25 3 —Rect clally iel >, P> N ) o especially, as it advanced 11§ per cent y 433 e Potutiy—Receipts, especially of chickens. | Pepperell, 104, 22c; Utica C, 44, 4 Cattle Brisk—Arrivals of and touched a highor point than at any time | oo (0 Rf“,‘,,‘t.(‘,:;,"‘w‘“‘“ ws.., @350 | wera vory Jight and prices were strong and | Wachusett, 44, 7e; Aurora, R, 44, 0iye Au: Hogs Large. since December 1, 1856, Cotton Oil “stiffs’ | W ales of turkeys were made as | rora B, 4-4, 6e. “PARLIN, on:wnokir A'MAni‘iN.“ e Dol ; higher. i w [Eeo———... POrT L D b e, Coen O | WG R | B L e T ) P Sl s cgm s e, | AR Imchens Ve Bugten| =5 RSinson wo¥ion o The rest of the list wis strong and advanced | G0od native feeders, 500 16 ar T Hoone e, 1, caned, §0.50 wn, as aquotation. We quote dressed chickens, . o1, 8, roet, Omaha. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. SOWaRIS, , v e @soo | @S per pound. Turkeys, d@ive. Ducks, 7@ Noitiim - Plunckitt checks, Tiie: Whit P P MAST S co. Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods L Dy 341 point on reports of a better market in | gk YR8, nes il tenton, Tlgc; York, Tl4c; Normandi dress, I mm ‘and 09 South 1R Brest, Omans. al Telegram tothe | London and general buying. After mid-day an of Buckeye nfl“’, mflm, D & & ’ Re: Geese, Sl Crtteaco, Jan, 6,— 900 1bs and upwards 225 @25 f kb 1, Qaq" s amd Luban Pur NVARD & SCHNEIDER, ‘It is impossible to fill the orders | Kigc; Calcutta dress, Rige Bre.|—In the wheat market to-day trading | the tarket became dull and heavy, selling oft | Stockers, 400 to 700 lbs, (@360 us it appears there are very few in 'q;R"nlfl'w dress, § 13 was much more general and the outside pub- | }g@!§ per cent from outside figures. The | Prime fatsheep........ Notions and Gent's Farnishing Goods, ; wmoru IMPL!MENT co.. 1108 Harney Sweet, Omaha. ive ) the city. However we g‘v(‘ l[uolml;'ml‘ for 'Ke—Lewiston, ¥-in., 9 good stock, $2.00(a@2.30 air to good, $1.60 | 32-in., 18'¢c: York, 3%in. lic scemed to have more to do with it. Hutch- | total sales to-day were 166,000 shares, lood fat sheep, (i ' ) Fair to medium sheep.. inson, who has been the most important bull, GovERSMEXTs —Government bonds were Amcnlmml lm!] BJ' m& u Olle. Comer i4th and Nie ..ml i CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE GOp (@1.80, and California beans at#2. 25240, Tige: Thotadike, OO, K¢ Common shecp. & seemed o be letting the market alone, but | dull but strong. Wholesale Refined and Lubricating ol ¢ PoTAToES—Are very scarce and prices are Thorndike, 120, 91, Light and medium hogs. . his supposed large holdings were not without YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS, Axle Grease, etc., Omaha. A.H. Bishop, Manager, firm and_ higher. We quote $1.10@1.15 for Good to cliolos heavy Hog Utah and Colorado stock and choice home influence, nevertheless. They are an ever- | U. 8. 4s registered.1265/C. & N. W. a0 | Good to choice mixed hog: XX, dlige: Jaffrey. XXX, 1215c; present menace to local traders who may © 8. 48 coupon. .,.. do preferred. 14014 ] Artists' Materials, Pignos and Urms, F per. 1618 Douglas Birest, Omaha, Nebraska. ~ CARPENTER PAPER CO., grown at Watie; common grades at W@ L 4n coupon.. " K|, do preferrad; Loy Mepresentative Sales Saven Knavr—Prices remain firm. Choice, | Beaver Creek, AA, 13¢: Beaver Creek, BB, want to put prices up, sinco they may reason- | 17§ s coupon oAt |0 1 Noeorrssso 0" NATIVE STERNS per biTof 06 gal, SR W0; 34 bbl, #4676 | e Meaver Creek) CC, 10e. ably expect to have that load turned over to Pacific s of ' 1 L ™ o |2 Av !'P'i' No, Av. h 9 per of 50 gal. o e e CTORY OMAHA JOBBERS llIREL'l‘llH Dealer ‘it Bardwood l,nmm, a Carpets and Parguet Flogrins. #th and Dozglad 3 colored CHILL PARKE cnlmral lmnlement: va[unss treet. lm-nn wh Malor |n 1. OBERFELDER & CO.. * mparters & Jobbersof Wilinery & Notiong 208, 310 and 313 South 116N Street. The Bear Element Makes Its Influence H |A~\\'|!lon Thorndike, hl' ‘Thorndike, XXX, 18¢; Cordis, No. 5, 9iyc; Cordis, No. 4, i1¢. Dexiws—Amoskeag, $oz. 16c: Everett, York, 7-0z, 18c: Haymaker, Stycq General Markets. O da Southe: CARROTS—-£2.25(@2.50 per barrel. them, and they make short scllers nervous. | Gentral Pacific. Frisauap=StobAy &% §1.18 per buskal, Contral Pacific. . 35 P & B i : 0 a8 ! Panrsxips—New stock, $2.50 per barrel, Yet there was wheat wanted, and the great- :1xl;'|-sgr & Alton....1% .60 g l’lxrllln Isl;mdurd“ '~’Iw'l len&;t“ QraiNn—Wheat No. 2, 60c_per bushel: ry. A : fcos | Co B &Q. stans J0c: standard, 30c; extra selects, 85¢; | none on the market ; corn, 40c: oats, 30¢ ; bi est (}':nrmmn during the session saw pric "fl g Lt by New'York counts, 40c .Bulk oysters, counts, | ley, 55@bbe, according to qualit but }gc lower than at the close yesterday at- | D& i kL - S0 per 100 selocta, 00 per gal; standard, | ' JEAv--Common, course, 848000 upland ternoon. May wheat opened at § dropped | G0 o o § 1 g T 2 £1.25 per gal. 3 prairie, $0.00@7.00. Straw, #.00, 10 843, advanced to 847¢e, fell to s4%e, later | Niinols Central 5 i SWEET POTATOES—2@2e per Ib., with ex- [ * Coar—Prices remain firm and wnchanged s (@s ncedito $43¢c and closed at AW tra at with a fair supply on hand. We quote: ';‘u'“uir')’« \:i.fi:b‘?dv"r“l.:hnu;rv'.t:«ncqv.‘np«uvd CavLirLOWER—Good stock $2.60@2.80, Beg, 410,50, nut, $10.80; range $10.50; walnut at i8}c, advanced to T5¥e bid, fell to T73c | L iR & and closed at 1 o'clock nominally at 7Se. Do- | Michieun Central ALIFORNIA Fruirs—Are scarce. There Wy luwnlump . Iowa nut, . ! Missouri Pacific. mestic news was bullish and foreign bearish, iy u few pears i the market, but we | g #4504, 75, (Buccessors 10 Reed, Jonus & Co.) Amua" Publishers. . R lulnh' them at Missouri P iy WU Telograph. . 11 Against this latter the bulls could point to re- | do prefer: | ceipts at primary markets, the smallest, so X Dealers 184709, Dretees sud priaters. supplies, L] 0@2.75; extra fine, $3.00, . b@sige; Wholesal 5 0h fhreot, LatoNs~OnIY & few Malagas ate in the cured, 6@bige; dry i ot dry LR olesale Manufacturers 0f Boots and Shoes —_— Moxey—On call casy at 4@5 per cent; last far, only aggregating 179,000 bushels at nine bber Goods market, and are sclling ab f 4 box. A car | groen eulf skine, 70 damaged hidos, two: | Abvat tor Bocs Rupber S 108, 1104 & 1308 Ru lot of Messinas_came in to-day and ave mar- | thirds price. Tallow—3l4c. _Grease—Prime E—-—a&""‘“' e “""TOMAHA RUBBER CO., loan 4 per cen rlosed offered at 4 per cent, : 7!y per cent, principal points. Morcover, a very cold wave ¥ was said to be traveling southward and re- keted at #5.00( 5.50 per box. white, yellow, d¢; brown, 11g3¢. Sheep Mannfacturers and Dealers in Rubber Goody LING Excinanoe—Active and firm at ports from winter wheat sect tions in this Oursces—Continue in fair supply, with | pelts, 25146 the exception of Louisiana, which are'about | FUky—Quotations are now as follows: Ol Clothing and Leather Belting. 1008 Farnam Streek for sixty day bills, and #4861 for de- - — state that the y d and Poorly prepared to met severe weathel 0., of the market. A car lot of Valencias was [ Raccoon, 10@60¢: mink. 15@40¢ o--noom-na!flu Miits. Corn traders saw about the dullest day of received to-day, and quoted at & 50@S.07 per | rat, ~fafl, Sages stz ed skunk, B i o1 0 Vo Mchs ouialon oeamres o | macimeramvac N 1 1 e o, N & ..,,'L flom:es" Syces, Baking Powder, 5 per box, and Florida at #4.25@4.50; No. 2, d0o; Heaver, No.1, Bitracte, Laundry Blue, lnvia, Ric. ek e 3 r with a sale or two of extra fine at £4.75, per 1b, 82.00@ ou. No. 2, &1 Oom'l sacett times. ntire rango was but ic, 11“"."",'5"' Jan. 6.—Following are the 2:30 “m\ N ax—Pricesfirm xmxl‘ \mn‘hnnxlwd, £1.00G0.00: dry deer 8, 4 ot 4 A y | closing pri vice ba ™ B0 me b 08, v o] se, but during half the session the pie was almost Flour—Unchanged: ~$3.50@4.00 per bbl: S 10 e & ECRIEIRUTIOA drl\)‘t‘llnn k‘Ij\P elk\{lxl{g;rm"m““ W. L. WRIGHT, deserted. The Liverpool cable quoted spot | gpring wheat, 83.506@4.50 : A 80 b, i oA Eh (G biaer M. 00 L R corn flat, with poor demand and 1'4d_lower g per bbY: buc hice Michigan ¢ 26,50 c and futures all lower. May corn opened at | “ iy Ba’¢e, which was yesterday's closing price, and the only fluctuations were between that 3 ige, eream ‘”‘?"‘,‘ cm‘c‘i'efll:y"'""l'a‘s's‘;"‘é;'e‘"'i:‘ L ""Efi"""' CHURCHILL PUMP C g } ;s gl ) tartar powdered 20t 30c, India Mad- amps, Chimneys w“ I P Pipe, Fitt h ; 4 . ) 2 Choice Califor el 2 orph 3,50, Soda bi. carb 60e, h U%flfl flmN l]fl Ings, hlllll «}vml\"um: "w"n d m;h wunk”lm'l! . Ll P Q',:,,,. T,‘,,xf"““‘ AHCTEIRGRCRs SO0 enice lur[p Gum opium #4 M | 8 o4 e :l Sern .l.'.'i""?.,,'.'.'.',"“‘ n and after fluctuativg within small ran 1B~ Dilces’ are unchani or | quicksilve uinine, German per oz, oy, | = i the 1 o'clock closing being at | closed_about , the 'same s yesterdd L f‘ 'r',fr‘,,,“,‘m""‘}},‘,‘Ufl‘,‘.‘" SERLher) s ow p\lrfl.! > ! —___Commission and Storage. U.8.WIND nNmN:h PUMP CO. i oty o e a sld | oo ooy, 8 SNRAY, | & 2 o s el (oL Calleni o | VSIS 1 e, nanad ot D. A HURLEY, Steam and Waler Sumplies. o 40l and closed nt 1 orelock at i9)go bid, 13- j : BEI& Bomier $10.00@ 1100+ Cape Cota. #1100 | 30 linsced, raw, Be; castor, No. 1, §1.20: No! cflmfl]lss‘flfl and Jobhing, ats were strong early, but - declir Corn—Speculative trading less active than @11.50. 2, $1.12; sperm whale, £1.00% fish, bank ¢t Flalliday Wind Mills, o8 and 7 Karnam t., Omaha, ward the middle of the session in_sy for several days, fluctuations being within GiAPES—Malagas, 4 : 3 L with | neatsfoot extra, d5c: neatsfoot No. 1 Bcigaso. | Bugter,Begs and Produce’ Consigament LI UL narrow range and_transactions almost en- S00b BRLVA line, 74 degrecs, 15¢ W. 8, lard, N drape Baskets. 1iié Dodge 8., O tirely local; opened at yesterday's close and ON1oNs % Spanish | lard, 50c: No. 2 Tard, .V d at same to e higher; cash, 487c; x Va. Summer, RIDDELL & RIDDELL, 4015 May, 545 L y 0\ 2, 25¢: whale, 20¢; ptha 1 degre I‘l' 1-01'4 Il‘lu Ghd i@ Jower as_com- T 130 degrece, naptha 1degrec 1ivi hend | Storage aud Commission Merchants, s closing; My, B43c, i AN A Ghua i ; ™ B . B0 Avpt _ow priced apples cannot be had | lead, fancy, 615¢; putty, in bladders, 3¢: Paris _WIEDEMAN & CO., “TPHIL. STIMMEL & CO., 1:;‘.’;‘:&3’":}':: igend] and_we quote, castern fruit, fair to choice | white, de; Whitiny, comimon, 2 red lead, rty desiving lower pric Whisky—#1.10. iy 6t par “Wisnow G \«; Single, 70c per cent; """’m"’q'd‘!]'cfl“ggl'.m‘]’]}‘;s.‘gun H[E“G‘I’]“q‘]gs““h Ll Wholsale Pfil'm, Ficld and Garden Sceds rading e i tange of Prices, ERY —Choi 5¢ per dozen; fancy, e ht's clo i Pork “Moderately active and irregular: | Showing the extreme highest and lowest 2 Qotibie; 70 and!10 6r cent discount: 911 and 918 Jones St., Omahia Sind'he tho sos 3 G L The demand is fiic and the supply | - Leati Iy : oak sol e = rates paid for les rrade oS ates and as the scs progressed the Lard-—Mod A qattissaen|| e pacionitadihagtadas o Hogson tintes Sbalo At poAnuts,, 7@7 (Bucceasors to McShane & Bchroede as hammered by liberal offerings in a de- | g7.80: February, $ St o0, v ! fe ab veanuta, i@ «d manner. The bear interest took hold | * et " Galted” Moat i " | Date. | Heavy: Mixed, | Light. nuts, ide; almonds, ‘Tarr d h : (A L S B e e ; iy o * | Prodnce Commission and Cold Storage, with a determination, and at 1 o'clock pork | shouiders, $6.106.13; short clear, . 106 : || g ; 2 ; ) OB NObFAM noted an uewal decine of e, laed of i | U pe ~ g e B ‘ t — Be, and short ribs of 106 The hig P A e Grocers' List. and lowest prices quoted alled during | asoapes - oW greamery, Provisioxs—Hams, Hiaiifc; Coal, Coke and Limo. the firat half of the session, and in pork the | e, 4 decline was ‘too” rapid, and too much | yiitye; it 56 Tt A b5 500 | 4 5 bacon, DMAHA COArLH. c&mfi §|fld.|éwa|i o the result, of ‘manipulation allow brokers to exccute their orders, Trad- | e Jobbers of Hard an 0 ing was active, und, as usual, May was th Hidos %W Bouth 13th Street, Omahs, Nebrasks. " J.J. JOHNSON & CO. I"rench Luv skins, £1.1 Russitt lmnu: favorite future. For the month named | $6.00@6.50 per doz: pink cream and \vhm\lm: Mannfactarers of Illinois White Lime, sold from £15.50 down to #1527, lard fi 7. ings, $7.50@10.00 per doz; colored toppings, | Adabip ers ot Ooal, “"lu Coment, Flsster ut‘ e J0bbers of Bon!s anl mwel. tore’ Farmem o0, Omaha Neb. Mesufsctors, Summer rin Waterials. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION; KI'KENDALL. JONES & CO,, do pref Texas Bacifie. Lake Shore I ion Pacifi 8t. Av. Shk. Pr. 120 .30 ——— 8 AL 4 PRODUCE MARKETS. A. L. STRANG CO. are. Pamps, Pipes and F.Mum. - Stoam, water, r-uw 4 mining supplics. ets. Ll Stree pening price. BROWNELL Engines, Boilers and (}au?r‘a:l Macmnery Bhoes Iron Work, Steam Pumps, . L2051 i oreh buree Omala h opened at 3de, sold up to Vi@@ie, and closed at & Bd5c at 1 0 In provisions the bear element again made its influ felt couraged by the con- tinued free arrivals of hogs and the dis position shown by pickers o sell to cash 0 126 por 1b, »rx—Choice rice corn 8ig@ie per 1b; Buriby = Biemiat! s other kinds, 21Gse per 1b, O PAINTS—White lead, pure, 6l¢c; white GEO. SCHROEDER & CO. Storage, Forwarding aud_ Commission. of the ilflmwlv uu.mw aligen st 28w@3le: dairy, “01b square )-1b. round, groen hides 5 G1b, pails, 8% c; 21b; frozen, vy green salted, green salted, salted bull, 51 Public_inspectors dock ant sows 40 Extra 4-tie. #2.60: No. 1, $2.00; Jolb. pails, i, N0 ®l 00¢ oak ealf nkms. calf skins, £1 Dockage and Commission. 21,0001 EAGLE CORNICE WORK Manufacture Galvanized Irou and Cornice, Jobu Kpeneter, Propristor. 020 Dodge nud 5 sud 103 1 10th Stroet, Omabia.* and short ribs bull, 44¢ si 1f, dr, pounds, stags 80 pounds each. heavy stable, #.00. May closed at J $0.00@11.00. g Tile in. Sewer Seirits—There is no change as yet led, g N 0gs, B bs and over, D 2. Cavpy—Mixed, % llg: stiek, S @9 e, 3 lard and .00 for short ribs. > "-ln.u‘u-.l 1 ot laas et a0 Toir ot No. 50, ‘4-alion koge, S 5015 n\uridolnm ies wort qict for porle and i s " y Lo Dapenor o b TN G e i “hmlh little slow for lard and short ribs 31 = T bits, ot Hine: fon, i r ) > yet pork was quoted at 4735 50c under M Receip, - Stipments, | iy vio iy, 630 b 4 ns, por dor, $i0. al A R LTI ity uary lard 20¢s0¢ and January «.lm o : 50c per head : cal I £6.23: quurt do, 101 proof, $1.12; spirits, second qual- e B H 3 ity, 101 proof, €1.10; do, 185 proof, &1.0 Alcohol, 188 proof, £2.10 per wine lon. Redistilled whiskics, $1.00( at $14.871¢, " Junu zs and sh Mirror elo i E soda, butter and pie- | Gin, blended, 615062003 Kentuickty bour- | ~——="3y g NEBRASKA FUEL CO., ! Shippers of Coal and Coke. v “pork stood l|, January i February | Outs, bu. Rye, bu Barley, bu. H. K. SAWYER, Manufactaring l]BfllBl‘ lll Slflflkfl Stacks, | Britchings, Tank Repairing. 1314 January short ribs at $7.70@ decks, £5: public inspection on hogs. ) i 1 ginger snaps, Sc; cit g § ITH & CO, pork at £14.971 ar rcar. All sales unless otherwise stated February short Tibs at $7.724(07.75, per 100 1bs live weight. ; Ivania ryes, $2.00@6.50; Golden Sheaf Fam ree AL Ve LIS e ATTL yaneTwooon pails, per dor. | bourbon and rie whiskics, $L.60c3,00. ran. Dry Goods, ishing Goods and “Unflfls PAXTON & VIERL'N Totuné "’""“‘ nid. -lioop pails, #1,70; No. 1 tub, $6.50 dies, importer 1108 ana um)umu.cor 11t Bt., Omal 0, ¢ lard tl lM rch )m. xhn L $7.820, Harria & Fishor s N o N T b s s e L | o koo DR Goansce | Wronght and Cast Iron Building Worky boards, $1.40@ ussorted bowls, $2: Chsmnag imported, per KiL Notions Engiues, Brass work, general foundry, machine and A PTRINDON. SRAMION-—The markets took o 2 y , 5 downward dip on the lute board, but the ten- £ ash, 47@iSie; May, o 0: No. 2 ¢l 3 2 4 k. Ry. ) Fo. 1 churns, $.00; No. 2 churns, $00, No. | cage, §25.00@33.00; American, per case, $10.00 mflflfl&mflflfljuhnel‘s n D]'y (oods, VarK T dchurns, § @16.00. @eats’ Furaishing Goods.Corner it aud sikroey ste., H s dency was checked by covering of an exten sive line of short wheat by Bloom, which put May o 8i3fe. Porke also recovered from . The closing quotations cash, 813{@32}gc; May, 4 Total e s 0. "(105 : Whiskes 81,05, G. H. Hammond & Co Butter—! @2 PicKLES—Medium in bbls., $7.00: do in half T HARDWARR = The following| prioes OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Tode, Murch wheat T8, My wheat 84 creamery, 24@30c; dairy, 847¢c, February corn 491c, May_corn bidc, 348{c, February pork $15.00, May 7i0@@15.40, February lard .21, d§7.70, May lard §.05, February 1§, March ribs §7.85, May ribs $.02/§ - CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Cnicaco, Jan. 6.—[Special Telegram to the Brn.]—CATTLE—Trade was brisk with an upturn of 10@15c on anything that was good of useful. Shipping orders were heavy and fue dressed beef trado wanted an average nuber, hence everything that could be utilized was sold and the gencral market closed steady ot the advance. Telegrams were sent in all directions for cattle that could reach here Saturday or Monday, conse- quently a large increase in the receipts may be looked for. Good native butchers sold stronger on account of the scarcity of Tex- ans. Stockers and feeders were in fair de- 18@20 Riterncon Boord — Wheat'— Activel and higher; January, $21do bid; February, 84ige ay, 8. L4:|l|~—l“ j, Jusuar nominal; Februar, —Steady; May, 3 Liverpool, lower; holde rnia, No. 1, 0 11d@7s per cental; red western spring, 68 9d@0s 10d; red western winter, 6s 9d(@bs 10d. Corn—Dull and lower; new mixed western, 48 1114d per cental. New York, Jan. 6.—Wheat—Receip! 84,100; exports, none; options weakened ear! and declined %@ 3¢c, but towards close ruled stronger and recovered part of the loss, leay- ing off firm; spot lots lf@!se lower, closing firm; ungraded red, 85931 ge; No. 1 red, nominal at 94igc; No. 2 red, 01i4c in cle- vator, 915@#2 1. 0. b., 928@ddc delivered; February closed at §24(c. Corn—Receipts, exports, 10,000; dull, heay nml Iy@!lgo lower; ungraded, 60 Ne No. 2, 624¢ in ele- February closed at Armour & C. Packing 1,605 | bbls,, }am small, in bbls., $.00: do in half c Swift Packing Co. Squires & Co.... J. M. Doud Speculators, Total........ cesneeees 4,740 Lave Stock Notes. The hog market opened higher. Heavy hogs brought .60 yesterday. H. Emerine, Council Bluffs, was over with hogs. James Hoagland of Dewitt marketed a load of hogs. J.S. Iman, Osceola was on the market with hogs. Col. J. Pratt, of Summer Hill, had in five loads of cattle, F. O. Judkins, Fullerton, was in yesterday looking for feeders. Twelve head of feeders averaging 710 sold late yesterday at §2.55. J. T. Goodell, Western, was on the market with three cars of hogs. bbls., H 1 gerkins, in bbls., §).00: do in half prime, 21?2 BN oyarrment fave 0c; inferior Java, 2aese; Mochn, Arbucklc's roasted, 243 XXXX, 249{¢; Diiwortha sigo; Ked Crose, e. D Goops— Oysters, standard, per (@3.85; strawberries, 2-1b per case, £3.00@3.10; raspberries, 2-1b, per case, 3.10: California pears, per case, $4.70@4.50; apricots, per case, $4.30@@4.35; peaches, per case, $.80@8.85; © Wwhite cherrles, per case, 0. .0024.10; blueber- per case, $2.30@ ’. egg plums, 2 r case, $2.50; pineapples, 2-1b, 3.2065.75: 1-1b salmon, per_do 2-1b geoseberries, per case, $3.25 string beans, per case, $1 beans, per case, §1.60@1.65; 21b murrowfat peas, §2.60@2.70; 21b early June peas, per case, $2.85; 31b tomatoes, 5 2lb corn, 0-1b pails, $1.65@1.7 iron wedges, 6¢ 4c: spring stecl, 4@be; Burden's horse shoes, $1.75; Burden's mule shocs, $.75; barbed are standard: Iron, rate, £2.60; plow steel, special cast, tools, do, 12 $2.00@5.50; hubs, 'per set, $1. sawed dry, $1.50; tongues, each, 7bc; uxles, crucible steel, 6l4c; cast wagon spokes, per set, felloes, squarc nuts, per b, 6@ldc; ca:l in, per Ib, 6}5@I3c; malleable, 8@10c; , 6c; harrow teeth, ¢, in car lots, £4.00 per 100 1bs; iron nails, rates, 10 to 50, $2.40; steel nails, $2.50, Dry l:u ber. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS. “xl" : AX4—BxK. L ~18 50[1 560.20 60323 00 00 HOARDS, No. 1 com, 81581850 | No. 3 com, s 1 8.815.50 DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furnitare, Farnam 8iceet, Ornabs, Nebrasks. Qrooeries. PAXTON, GALLAGHER & co. Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, lnm.m-umsml Omahs, Neb. McCORD BRADY & CO. Wholesale Groces, Omaha, Nebraska 13h and Leavenworth Streete, Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railingy Desk ralls, window guards, flower stands, wire sl ok TRE: Cici 128 North 16uh 8., Omaha. o] OMAHA SAFE AND IRON WORKS, lan'n‘s of Fire & Bumar Proof Sarcs | iati work. iron and wire okson B MOLINE MI‘LBURN&STODDARD Co rers and JobLers in Wagons " Buggi ggies, | Plows Etc. Cor. 9t s 1 Y Wl Neb MEACHER & LEACH, General Agents for Diebold 8afo & Lock Co. Fire and Burglar Proo Safes Time Locks, _Vaults snd Jail Work, diroet, Omaha. | D. M. STEELE & CO Wholsel Groers, M3, 1171 and 128 Harney Btreet, Om ALLI 0S., H. M. &S, Buccessorsto A. Wholesulo and retail Bookscllers and Statiouers, Commercinl Stutionery, wlas St. Omnh, Ngb. Fine Weddi: Slnl No. 2 com, s 18, \ m No. 4 com, 8 18, 13.50 hlabtii it v. The bee Coo Rlge. mand and steady. The beef trade, on account | “50¢s _ Roceipts, 58,000; exports, 1005 | J.C. Haworth, Elwood, was among those of the “L:l'- run, took a good mnn? that wr;ll-lflv less active and ig@ige lower; mixed western, | *vho came in with cattle. umlu‘onlnnn circumstances, have sold as hil tern, 40(1“0\_. ‘arl Henningsen, Dannebrog, was at the feed Good steers, 81350 to 1500 1bs., Rionominal, 18.25;0ptions ):rfi.l i aatie Yesterday, - U $4.55@5.75; 1200 t0 1350 1bs, $4.00@4,75; 93010 | opened low, sed strongerand active; 1200 Ibs, £5.00@8.90. Stockers and_fecders, | sales, 127,000 apans, 20@5i 'unpowdcr. 20@ § Young Hyson, 25@dbc; QOolong, 20@ ‘lgm }.4%01"“12&:31 Wholsale Grocers, 1114 ad 1116 Hamey Strest, Omabs, Neb. OMAHA BRAN M. J. F.SEIBERLING & CO., (Akron, Ohio,) Harvesting Machiery and Binder Twing. W. K. Mead, Munager. 121 Lenvenworth st., Omuhs S, | Dien Frurms—Apples, new, is, 1@vige; | No. 3 21 — : evaporated 30 1b ring, 034 0c; Yaspberrics, | No. %, g __.,.w..ni!';":;’;': Frazier, Swartz & Allison, of Silver City, | ¢vaporated, ~ 21@2sc; blackberrics, ovap: o ome, 5 bags: January, 15, ) + | rated, 9hi@1oc: pitted cherries, S0aate: | A, 12, 14, & 16 ££.21.50 | C, 12, 14 & 10 f1815.50 $.15@5.60; Cows, bulls and mixed, 81,506 | February, #1435 15.005 March. Tn., marketed hogs at & " R eeled | B, T W 050 | D, wT W Tiag0 §00; Dulk, $2.005.35. Texus stoors, 406 | 15.00; Avril, $1460; May, $1455@14 U2 | 3. W. Young, of Arlington, marketed a | beaches Ngw. S@Shei evaporated pociel i Jubhers of Hardware and Na“& 3.00, L b June, $14.55@!4 2 J 3 593 | Joad of hogs at #5.60 the top price. " 3 h 3 Overalla. \ware,Sheet Iron, Bte. for H les.and new currants, 7@ile; prunes, | A 6in White Pmc > . ___M“-—_ CANFIELD MANUFACTURING GOy Hoas—Early estimates placed the run at | * Petroleum—Firm; United A. C. Virgin, of Utica, a well known ship- | 45@43; citron, 25¢; raising, London | BGin & 5 HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, only 25,000 and early sales made duriug the | Eggs—Steady und in fair 7 . . quest; western, | per, was on the market with hogs. Mannfacturers of 073[‘3“5 life of this delusion were about the same as il‘ulcrlhl\' but as the trains began to arrive it was plain that the run would reach 38,000 and perhaps 40,000 nd from then on eve load that went over the scales was 10@ lower ut the closo yesterday, sl LIV l‘; S'I'O(‘K. Union Stock Yards, Chic go, Jan. 6. —The Drovers' Journal reports Cattle ceipts, 6,500; market strong at 10@l1de higher; y\)ml m choice, $3.00@ stockers and feede! et 3. w; cows, b and mixed, 8150 i $2.00@ 00, market 10¢ ‘Shoep—Recel ot dull‘and good o choice natives, $4.00@+4. £3.00@ western, & 3 Texans, #2. 0; lambs, $4.50(? National Stock Yards East Louis, Jun. 6.-—Cattle — Receipts, § shipments, 400: market stronger; choic heavy native steers, $4.40@ 5 fawr to good native stecrs, #3.85(@4.45; butchers' ste medium to choice, §.10@4.00; stockers feeders, fair to good, $2.00@3.10; ordinary to good, $ Hogs—Receipts, shipments, 1,200 warket firm; choice heavy and butchers' ions, #3.50565; packing, medium to &5 light grades, ordinary to £o0d, $#4.90(5.20, Kansas City, Jan. 6.—Cattle—Receipts, 1,400; shipments, market strong and aetive; shipping and dressed beef 10 1he highe common and butchers stuff 10¢ higher: stockers’ and feeders’ steers stron, good to choice corn-fed steer comuon to medium, § My@2.50; feeders’ steors, to choice, #1.705.45; Biips and pigs, §2.0@4.60, ll.. New Yok, Jan, O.—[Special Tclegram o the Bek.|—-Srocks—The fecling in stock circles is greatly unsettled. In the west the disposition of operators is to sell the Gran gers on every rally, as all are apprehensive of the rate war which is now agitating the Alton und Wabash spreading to other rouds despite the strenuous efforts now being made to pre- vent it. The Alton seems determined to force the fighting, and has gone iuto new ter- ritory und obliged the Wabash to follow or lose a large part of its valuable trafiic. Hold- ers of the latter road's stock see wo prospect Pork—Dull; mess quoted at $15.25@15.50 for one year old. Lard—8@10 points lower, but fuirly active; western steam, spot, &7.8714@ Butter—Steady and in fair duumnd, west- ern, 15@ Cheese—Firm with more demand; western, M@ Cincinnati, Jan. 6. — Wheat — Easier at SH@Woe. ull; I\«;\u.mlu‘d 52 2 unxu! Rye—Quiet; No. 2, T0c, Provisions—Pork, cnqlor at $15.50; lard, dull and lower at §7.60. ‘Whisky—Firm at $1.05, Minneapolis, Jan. 6.—Wheat —Late the market was active and the demand for wheat seems to have died out to some extent and sellers were unable to get the usual advan millers were holding off and shippers little b s; local prices are about 1 lower; receipts, 182 cars; shinments, Closing quotations: No, 1 hard, Janua 78c¢; February, May, 82%c; N .mruu-m, Januar ie; February, 77 2 northern, January, May, 4c. On track No. 1 northern, i8!ge; No, 2 northern, 6@ive. Flour—Patents, sacks to ship, $4.15@4. bakers’, §3.3 ds. Knmuls City, i 6.—Wheat—Steady No. 2 soft, cash, 80! February, s3casked ; May 82i5c bid, 830 asked. Corn—Quiet; No. 2, cash, 4314 asked; February, 44}fe asked; March, 4tc asked; L 480 bid, 48140 m&ku«l. Oats—No. 2 cash, 2814c. Jan, 6.—Corn—Firmer; 215 @43c. Corn Meal—Quiet at §2.75. Products—Quiet but frm; pork, i lard, 0. lhnku eats—Shoulders, §6.25; long clear, i clear ribs, §.00. OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Jattle. The receipts were fair, and the quality about the same s on Thursday, although there were uo prime fat cattle on the market and about steady, The bulk of the sales were corn-fed native and weste ern stecrs. Hogs. The receipts were moderate. The market opened about steady and a shade bigher, but in sympathy with ‘eastern markets declined and closed 10@15¢ lower than the opening. The late arrivals were hardly touched, the ll:uim as @ vule withdvawivg from the mus- o H. N. Seagrave, of Dennison, was among the visitors at the yards yesterday. James Skirving, of Stuart, Neb.,, was in with a load of cattle and a load of hogs. Reno, Sleets & Dutton, the well known uhi:p(‘rs of Oakdale, marketed a load of hogs at 3 G. W. and Charles Barrett, of Weeping ame in Thursday night to look over the yards. J. F. McCartney, Geneva, was among the shippers who was here and marketed hogs yesterday. J. S. Smock, of Beemer, was here and mar keted two loads of hogs. One load brought the top price, £5.60, Charles Bridge, a pork packer and well known shipper, of Albany, New York, was among the visitors at the yards. A. Krouse, of Cedar Bluffs, Neb,, is on the market with a car of cattle, Mr. Krouse is a very extensive feeder and shipper. arles T, Hanley armer and feeder of Pottawottamie county, was at the yards yes- terday posting himself as to the condition of things. Mr, and Mrs. Branch, the father and mother or E. B. Iirum'h, cashicr of the Union stockyards bank, arrived yesterday from Galena, Kans. They will remain some time as the guest of their son, Chlicago packers slaughtered nearly 400,000 hogs during December, 1887, or a total of 548 for the first two monthsof the present winter packing season. During the same period of 1886 they slaughtered 1 222,001 more llum Um gx-m Re ove showing & d 92 as compared with the s year age Ship. ments durin; same period were 317,044, & decrease of 139,704, compared with oue year ago. The dead hog question continues to attract much attention. The Nebraska Render- ing company was yesterday enjoined from using their house, on the ground of its be & nuisance, and will not be able to do any- thing until next week, when the question will come up before thedistrict court. If the injunction is made permanent the company will be obliged to remove their house ond the limits of South Omaha, where they will be able to continue the business the same as at present. Meanwhile, the Union Render- ing company is paying §1.75 per cwt. for dead hogs under 160 pounds, and 2¢ for hogs over that weight. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, Produce, Fruits, Etc, The following are the prices at which round lots of produce are sold on this mar- ket Fruits or uther Lines of gouds requiring layers $2.40@2.45; California loose musca- | C6in tels, £2.0002.10; new Valoncia, 8@8!{c. Rore—Seven-sixteenths, 11@11'y Tosacco—Lorillard’s Climax, et did, 44c; Mechanic's Delight, 41¢; Meyer’s star, 44¢; Cornerstone, mond’s Horse Shoe, 44c: J. Spearhead, Catlin's old style, 25c. Svaan—Granulated, T1@3Tc; white exlrn( 8% @b’ llow C, g Biac; powdered, 8@Siy Bige. Dry Goods. Lefl.’\‘!b & ", ‘40c; Sorg's 44c; Catlin's meerschaum, ey cut nn( 8@ 12 New Orleans, bi3@ | € 13 D6in * EGin * (s ng) s in. Drop Siding sbc per K. extra, CEILING AXD PARTITION. 24 com % iu White Pine Ceiling. .. Clear* 5 in M.wuy “ ond com. ¥ in 4 4 STOCKBOARDS. lAI"Imh!IB EERTRTRTEN ..fln%fl N 0. 1, com, 12 in's 18, 12 1t 8 R R Duck—West Point 20 in. 8 0z, 10'5c; West Point 29 in. 10 oz. 12!4 oz, 15c; West Pomnt 44 Economy, 14e} KKENTUCKY JEAN Mo Hor vens' A, siges bleud.m\ 04 bleached, 101 MisceLLANEOUs— Table ~oil n Holland, 8}gc to 9c; igc. VI|IHI| s—Slater, 4!, P, Ce uummwnn — 26,0073 Canton, Leaming- bll‘u('hcnl. Dado Holland} Woods, 4}¢c; Stan- 13,3 West Point' 19 in. 12 Checks [.No, 2, ) 10i5c; 12 in Grooved roofing, $1 | n Stock Board 0 in. Gros ved Roofing sume. price as 12 in. Stock Boards. SHIP LAP. No. 1 Plain § and 10 in. $19.00 No. 2 No.1,0G,8in.. FINISHIN 15t and 2nd, clear, 1, 114 inch, s 28 34, nur,lmm 828, g, & inch 00, A BLANKETS—White, $1. 00(!(7 503 colored £1.10 | A, wolwt l |‘l|\ h, 828, @S.00. BLEACHE No. 60, 9!5c: Best 00, 43¢ Cabot, Tig Loom, 4 42 inch, 104 .Auum. 44, 4 \‘ull l- L LD (.mmh Slater, 5¢; Berlin Oil. PiNK AND Roues T Riverpoint 5 6; Pacific. 64, - INDIO BLUE “ndigo Arnold, 6%;¢ Arnold A, 12¢; Arnold Duess—Chiarter’ Oak c; Allen, 51¢ dsor, 6¢; Edd y B count—LL, 6i¢ s r,TpmAlh-rk ley cambric, l‘ ruit of Greeno U 6( Hn]l(‘ King [ Com. 4 inch I lum ing Phillip cambric, 11¢; Lonsdale, n!,- dale, 83{c; New Qurk mills, 10}g¢; 3 Pepperell, 46 inch, 11 perell 64, 15c; Pepperell, 5.4 20c} -4, 22¢; Pepperell, 10-4, 24c; Canton 44, 8150} .-mmph. be; Wanisutta, shington, Arnold n.' 10 134, 11, 2 inch)'s 2's B lmvhn. A ter cloth | B, “ Star ¢ Pepperell | 1st and 24 clear 4 inch Flooring § ) 50c less. Clear % inch C Clear % mch Partition . Clear 5¢ wch, Partition $2 above ng. Clear Finish, 1 and 11{ inch, s Clear Finish, 1'¢ and % inch, s ar Corrugated Ceiling, 4 Clear Yellow Pine Casing POPLAR LUMI Cl, Poplar Bx. Bds. J¢ in., & 3g in. Panel, 8 28 L " Corrugated Ceiling, J; UATTENS, WELL TURING, PICK 0. G. Batts, 818 400; 3 in. Well Tubing, D. & M mulllo\' $23.00; Pick- ets, D. & H. Flat, $20.50; D. H.'Sq., #21.50. SHINGLES, LATH clear, $.10; extra *A%, $2.85; *A* stand- ard No. 5, No. 1, §1.45; lath, §2 l'lml‘i White Cedar, 6 in 8. 12}gc; 0 In. ars, {c: white cedar, Bif in. 3 s 1lige qrs, 10c; white cedar, 4 in, round, 16ige nessee red cedar, split, 14¢; split’ oak, 10 T lrm:‘ Qis- | in.7in and b in. (>4 each) 5 ft., round W. C. , T)g¢; S8, 8lg¢; Nawe- posts, Builders' Hardware & Scale Repair Sho Mechanics' Tools gnd Rufislo Scales. WS Douglas-st. brasks. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Harflwm. 8 namsJ i 1oth and Faraey ts., Om: Austin Powd Jeacs Pants, Shirts, Bic. | 1102 and 1104 nun.u-- Stroek, sale Manufacturers of Sash, Duon Blinds and louldmns, Branch ofleo, 1%h and Tsara Strests, Omaba, Nel Heavy Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heary Hardwag&dlmn and Stegl, L 3 Tal} Marney Bireet, Omanar oo ¥ JAMES A. EDNEY, Wholesale Iron and Steel. Springs, Wuon 24 Curriage Wood Btock, Wogte 10 cad 3t e Hats, Gaps, Eto. W.L. PARROTTE & co., Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods. 1107 Harney Street, Omaha, Nob. I.lquo WILLOW stnas DISTILLERY CO nd ILER Importers & Jnhhm of PmeCWmes &Lignors Bast Indis Bitters and Domestic Liguors. 1112 Harney Lumber, OMAHA LUMBER CO., Al m!ls of Bmltlmn Haterlal at Whulesala Track, Dealer in Lm;ber Lath, Lune Sash, C.N.DIETZ, Dealer n all Kinds of Lamber, Lh and Californis 3te., Omaba, Neb. "~ FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete, Corlll oh m Douglas su Omaha. T. W. llARVEY LUMBER CO., -~ Tu Dealers Ouly, Famnam Sureet, Omabs, JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Whulesalc Lumber, Ete, ! ent. Btrte agent BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manofacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stalr Work and latorior Hard Wood Fins 1ab. N E. Comer 8th and Leaveuworth Hireets, . ol OMAHA PLANING MILL co., Maunfacturers of Monldings, Sash, Doors, And Blinds, Turning, Stair-work. Bank and Ofice Fittings. Mth and Poppleton Avenue. lrsweru. " STORZ & lLER. Lager Beer Brewers, 21 North Eighteenth Street, Omaha, Nob. G FALMER. N F.RICHMAN. 4.1, BILANCHARDY PALMER, RICHMAN & CO., Live Stock Commission Merchants, Omce—Hogm 2 Opponie Ixchange Byiling, Ua Bock VRan Bouth Dantis. Nep, 6+ Uniom McCOY BRO LIVE Stock CflmmlS&lflllsHEl'CllflflB % furnishad free on appllotion. Stockers and furnished on god re: Otiana Nationat, Unich LORIMER, WESTERFIELD & MALEY Live Stock Commission, Boom 16, Kxchauge Building, Union Stock Yards, uth Omaha, Neb. " ALEXANDER & FITCH, Commission Dealers in Live Stock, Room 22, 0pposite Exchan Iding, Union Stoed Yurds, South (nmm. Ny TUNION STOCK YARDS co., 0f Omaha, Limitcd, Jobn ¥. Boyd, Buperintende: B 227 JUTICIOUS AND PERSISTENT 2.7 Advertising has always proven ” successful, Before placing any Newspaper Advertising consulf LORD & THOMAS, | ADVERTIAING AGENTS, 46 to 49 Kasdoloh Birsst, CHICACOSY