Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1890, Page 3

1 | | J ¢ THE SPECULATIVE NARKETS, ‘Wheat Bulls Enthusiustic Barly, but Their Ardor Dampened Later. CORN ONLY TEMPORARILY FIRM. Oats Recelve Considerable Attention with a Fairly Libsral Trade He- Busine.s Slow Active, ~Hogs CRICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS, Cnicaao, Jan, 10.~[Special Telegram ta Tue Bre, |—The exportation of 68,978 pack- ages of flour and hushels of wheat from three Atlantic ports in one day filled the wheat bulls with eathusiasm this morn- ing, Later on Hutchinson, Pardridge, Cottrell and a few others hlied them with wheat, thereby dumpening the cnthusiasm mentioned and causing a small decline in values, Forelegn news was bullish as a rule, but lack of culation here makes the market narrow and for the most part Innguid. The foreign situation 13 unq tionably favorable to holders of wheat on this side, but o0 long as the American mar- kets do not strongly advance Kuropeans ar reluctant 1o tuke the initiative ana their markets remain steady. The first trading in May wheat today was at SI7[@s Fluctuutions early in the day were 815{¢ low and S2@S2ge high. The next swing was S s lge, and then oceurred a deelin 10 813e. ‘The market was plugged full ab 20 and strongly supported by the saine people at §1 The resuit was s recoy- ery and 515 January ssting ut 3i8e, The weatk tant factor from 8- v 1y likely o be an i por- now on, With the tion of alittle sle band southwoest Chicago. over a limited area, winter whe hus suffered frowm no trial of consequence this winter. 1f the next ninet bo askind asthe last ninety the bigee on record will probably be produced year, Damp weather and light recemnts cansed corn to open at a shight improvement on yos. terday's closing, but short duration. A made at 322, ling orders at price below that fig also lower afte vetter prices th day before pivand apps y aceount "of outsidern, were as follow 204 @: whict shows a tritfing day. Oats received considerable attantion, with a fuil 13 recorded, chiefly in month remained r steady owing to u moderate demand for a count of shorts, while near deliveries lost oSt of the recent strength, as one or two operators were persistent’ seliers of long 19, With uo demana aside from that of a few shorts, whose wants were soon sutistied. Junuary sold off #.¢, with some traders con- tending that the aifference between this and May must bo wideued stiil further. The re- ceipts were rather light, with 51 out of 1 cars grading No. 2 and No, 2 white, No, 2 regular was nominaily 201 c. ‘I hie buli pressure i provisions develope durine the lust fifteen minutes of the clos of “change yesterday was ubsent today and prices eased off a littlo from the start, There as i ouict opening and with Cudahy a cller und receipts of hogs revortod at over 80,000, against 27,000 estimated, nork eved 10¢ during the first hour 10 & Muy. osed yesterday at On'call Warren, Steever, Cudaby and Wit fair sellers und the Auglo-Amer- company aguin appeared as buyers. " During the session Sl berhorn sold considerable May pork and Mx ~l ull was a good buyer of that ruture at Most of the selling today, in fact, by the packing crowd. Lard and ribs were only moderately active m a speca lative way and the range of prices for these as in pork, were navrow. Receipts ontinue liberal at prescnt, the pros pective predictions bemg or 130,000 to 10, 000 head next week, During e last hour of the session u stendy and firm feeling pr vailed and prices valhed from the 1oside figurcs, the finul closings being only 2ijc lower ‘than yesterduy for pork and rios, with Jard unchunged. Sales of May prop: © atarange of $.55@095 tor pork. 07§ for — lard and #4490 £, for ribs, The closlag quotations were g and #4021 respective markots were steady and spot pool was quoted Bd higher. A fair busine was done in the local cash market, Jurc g at £, een hams at 6l @it c for 10 to e, t pickled nams and green shouldors, New York cut, crop next there were nume o, Which soon put the re. Near futures were short spurt uta shade they had closed on the The clositi price Februat declin CHICAGO LIVE h'll)bk Cmicaco, Jan. 10.—[Spacial Telegram to Tue BEE. ] —CATTLE—Business was slow and prices generally rather easier thun yesterday on everything except prime and fancy steers, which were rather scarce and made top prices. * Flain but fat and good 130) to 1400 1b steers were hard to sell at yesterday's prices and the same averages, where un- even and not fat, sold a shade lower, or say 20¢ lower than & week ago today. The run.of Texans was light, there being only a few in sight durmg the morning hours, yet common native stock aud lean cows sold u shade lower, while fat cows and heifers sold about the same as the past few days. Stock- and ers fecders wero in light sup- ply and were selling at strong pric Choice to extra beeves, $4.80015.20; medium to good steer: 350 to 1500 1bs. $4.00@14.25; 1200 (o 14 050 to 1200 Jbs, §3.00(@4.00. tockers and feoders, ¥ 23; cows, bulls aud mixed $LO0@00; bulk, & .00; Texas siop- fed steers, #1.00, Hoas—The demand was active, wuh a slight upturn carly on best heavy, Light mixed were rather neglected and had to seil at yestorday's prices. Assorted light vere in fair demand and steady ulmuumrcd with yeste any, Packers puid §3.05(03.75, largely § yet they bought quite & number at $4,7: Shippers paid £3.721 j@3.775 and a fow eavy sold at 83,80, ° Lignt sorts made § @3.75 and singe sort §3 80, FINANCIAL. New Yorg, Jan. 10,—|SpecialyTelegram to Tur Bee. |—Srocks—There was less char- woter to the early stock market today. In many steoks there was very light busincss and no ‘change in values. Expressious at leading resorts last night gave little indica- tion of the temper of trade this morning. There was an outspoken belief that the low values for farm products in the west will more than balance the good effects of the big crops and heavy carrying busivess for the Granger roads, This has taken the edge off the buying of these stocks. There was bardly a trade in Burlington, North- western and Rock Island the tirst hour. The Coul stocks, and especially Reading aud Sugar Reflueries, continued to hold the at- tention of traders in the stock market this moruivg, and while there was a moderately active business done, those stocks were re- sponsible for the great bulk of it. The att- tude in Reading is still a waiting one, but the long stock, especially from the smalier holders, continued to come out and tho pres- sure upou the leaders gave the market a heavy toue, although fluctuations in the gen- eral list were entirely wsigniticant and the business done was vory small, The opening vrices showed some Irregularity as compared With those of last evening, but were genor- ally from X to }§ per cent lower, and Sugar Refineries were off 1'§ per ceut. athizg. The last named stock retired to bOX and quickly rose to 503, after which it steadily declined and lost ali the improve- meat, retiring 1o 50, though it rallled o litue end of the hour. Coalers, under the excellent support accorded to them, Yielded only small fractions ana later recov ercd their losses, Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan rose from 3 to 85, but set- tled back a fraction, and this was the only ement of importance in the general list fore noon Consolidated Gas was up to and Sugar was up again to 517 New eland mov up 0 to 4', and St. Paul recovered the early loss to 6 market has ¢ j. The money d 10 affect stocks seriously, but atill the t hesitated, and many | stocks are inactive. Sugar trusts attracted | more attention than any other property to- day and tne last hour brought a strong rally Gas n i tfo V5 (0% Shore recovered to 105 Granger stocks were firm but slow. Wisconsin Cen~ | tral closed a fraction hizher than the bulge of yesterday at al stocks were vretty well supported to the close. Business on the whole Light, with total sales of 178,774 shares, {. Chicago i, ( was “The following were the closing quotations ¢ U. 8. 48 regular, Northern Pacific.. 31 128,45 couy 2 |do vreferred T I} L Alpsregular . 10k C & N, W 1 4 g8 cotpons 14y doprererred PAcilChe of 050116 NV .Contral ! Central Pacific {8 DA E Chicago& Alron | 193 * Rock [sland Chieaco, Burlington CoM & SLP &)ulnev, ., dovreferred D.L&W, <. Pani & Omaha mu,nm cal dopreferraa & W, » Ualon Pacille. I\Nl'n!.fi foxas & LakoSiore ..., 2 Michigan Cesitral Union. ", 8114 Missouri Pacific Moxur—On call, casy, ranging 4@3 per cent, Prive Mercasting Pa 6ig@s per cont Srenniso CHANGE sixty-day bills, $1.52 Quict arfd steady; 3 demand, $.8614. Mining St B Youg, Jan. 10 to Tie Bee. |—Phe ol via 2STOCK qUOtations: Alico ... Caledonia 1311 n, Cal, & Vi nimonwenlti; 18t stk ELCTisto L el Tsie . 10) 1'17 ath Q) i (Y Bond Offe i uNGTON, Jan. Bre. |1 Wi {Svecial Telegram offered: 30,150 at 3es $1,000 av 2104, PRODUCK MARKEDS, CHiosGo. Jan. 10.—1:15 p. m. closo— Wheat—More active; January ou account of higher foreixn quot nmv.mul light rec closed nuary; : Pebruary bid May January, 20c; Pebuary, 203ge asked; v, S1E@ 21 20¢; 5 February, Allge (@ May, —January Barley bid; May, 483 bid, Nomin 1—No. mothy 10 Whisky: £.30; Pebruary, “ebruary, $5.571]; lanuary, v, $102 ory duii; 16(@23e. i 1@l v quict and unchanged : whe: patent, @04.35; winfer wheat flour, $4, @440 for patents, 1) for clears Provisions—S| 1215 short clear, $4.05 ); short ribs, §4.70.@ 4,80, Butter—Only fane, others drag- ging: eream 2@ e, s 1alic; ice- ary, only fancy selling; Cheese flats, 01, @ 101¢. Hides—Unchangec heavy creon saited, Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1, solid packed, 4c; No. 9, 5 @iigc. cheddars anl Recoipts. Ship Flour.. 19,000 1 Wheat. Corp. Qats. 111000 New 10.—\heat—Receipts, + spob. firmer, but dull} clevator, 87/ ungraded red, York, Jan 2O @ssi{c 1. o, options dull, near higher, oth steady v, closing at S6% Corn 100: exports, 98,500} spot stead, 31 ¢ 41l/e afloat; ungraded mixed, 25 tions dull and lower: Janu: Oats pts, 10,0007 exports, 8503 spot stron lons quiet but tigher, January white, 80 @ white do, 3@ Coffee—Options closed firm at 15@2) points anuary, $15.95@16.00; May, spot_Rio firmer: fair cargos Sugar—Raw, firmer: Petroleum—Steady $1.06'5 for Februar, in elevator, refined firm, United closed at (|ulN and closing at §6.17/; bid. Butter-—Eusy dairy, S@17e: i @ Cheese—Quiet; western, S lie. Liverpool, Jan. 10.—\Wheat—Steady mand poor; olders offer moderately, Corn—Firin: demand fair; now western, 4s 314d per cental, steady, western st February closing at Slgins, mery, | mixed Minneapohs, Jan. 10.—Wheat—Highor grades of cash wheat hud good demand, while poor lots dragged. Receipts, 204 cars: shipment cara. Closing: No. 1 hard, January ; on_track, Sio} No. 1 T3%0; May, by nortnern, Jan- ou trck, H@iic May, i8¢ Llnclnunll. Jan. 10.—Wheat—Strong; o, 2 red, nominally at Coru—Iirm; mixed, Oats— Firm Whisk) Milwa Kee, Jan, 10, -Wheat—Qut 2 spring, on track, cash, T@ide i} 0. ll\nlllll‘l‘lu 82¢, Dull; No. 2 on_track, 20k @2e. Oats -Dull;’ No. 2 white, on track, N Ryu—Quiet; 1, 10 stove, 4414c. Birloy—Easy: No. in stora, 431552, Provisions—Rirm; pors, §.50. 81, Louis, Jan. 10, ~Wneat—Cash, strong at 37403 May, S0%gc, Corn —Cash firm at 2547c; May, 25c, &Oats—Highers cush, Butter—Unchanged; dairy, 16@?le, LvVE Ohicago, Jan. 10. reports as follows. STOCK ~The Drovers' Journal Cattle ~Receipts, 13,000; shipments, 4,000; murket slow and steady, clusing easy: $3.000@5,20; stovkers and feeders, 35; cows, bulls and mixed, $1.50 “Hogs -Re shipments, 7,000; narket steady; mix 3,708.50; heavy, 3 light, 88.0%03.855 skips, $3.50. wop—Iteceipts, 0,000; shipments, 2,000; lower for ‘heavy, light steady; na- tives, #3.005.40; Texans, $3.50@4,40, Natlonal Stock Yards, Lows, Jan, 10.—Cattle—Receipts, shipments, none; market stead f fancy native steers, 85, .00 and feede .20, Hog . 5,000; shipments, none; market st d\ heavy, §3.55@3.70; packing, $3.45@3.00; light, & ANWB.60., Kansas City, Jan, 10,.—Cattle—Receipts, 4,100; shipments, 2.500; good strong, others lower; natives, £3.00004.70; cows, $1.7522.50; stockers and feeders, §3.5005.00, Hogs—Receipts, 11,000; sbipments, none; market opened strong, closed weak; A No. 1 grade, $3.55@8.05; Lulk, £.60@3.62"; Sioux Uity, Jan. 10. —Catel 250; shipments, 123; market un 'hunuud canners, Tie@#l.20; stockers cow @2.15; stockers and feeders, #1502 60, Hogs —Receipt with yestorday’s light, #3423 (@3.4 wixed, §.20(@3. 421, OMAHA LIVE STOUK. . . Catle, #30; market opened steady closo and closed ll,uldy, heavy, #3.40( Friday, Jan. 10. Over Lalf of the cattle here were cows and THE right good be Mi@4.00; otter, vices were not reassuring and the (rmh‘ here On the market with cattle: Roden & e , 88000 cach,§1 R &, s oponed siow, with an casier feeling. The | Missouri Valley, Ta.: B. F. Waed, Wabash: | coon. each, k, each, best corn-fed bee such as the buyers | ) Hastie, Union; H. C. Leften, Springtield; | muskrat, tall nk, rat, eapeciolly wanted. did not seli much differ- | A, Lockart, Beriin; G. Osteriah, Hooper: O | badger, rat, $5@s0c; deer skins, fail per 1o, ent from vesterday, but the more common | Landbing. Hooper: Al Dexter, Blairs Phil | 1807 winter, 13 nd medwm stuff was casiee and io many | MeDonuld, Craig: Walter Graam, Hirting Braxs—Choice hand picked navy, ¢ ases considerably lowol The general | ton: N, Reissen, Randolf: Willam Waiter, | 1.80; choico haand picked medium, & market was not very active, the most desi- | Waicefield; J. J. Kensley, Exira: Schoefield | 1.i03 choice hand picked country, §1.500 1.6 rable among the cattle were cloaned up be- | & L., Avoca: Simms & Halll Portsmouth: | clean countey, 81,50 3 inferior countr, fore the close. One bunck of catt'e hrought uting, ‘Platte Center: Dros,, | #1.0001 £4.85, but the sales were almost all be: Faulknor, Schuyh L 1 Provisio: . 16 1h average, 3 “The cow market was not in a v A Ang, St Hiwa James | Pe: 20to i 12 to_14 Ibs, 10 satisfuctory condition for the selling inte Columbus: A. G, justarson, Chap- | Shoulders, § breakfast bacon, No. 1, Si¢ est, On nccount of the heavy run thomarket | mag; T. Thompson, Lindsay: A. B, Steufer, | bam saustee, Sige; dried beof hams, 7¢: boel on that kind of stock was & big 10c lower | Dodge; M, . Hughes, West Point: | tongues, #.00 per dozen; dry salt moats, s | and in many cases 15¢ lower, The sules | joun Pellor, Heemer; A Wisner; | D'4¢ perlb: haw roulotte, Giges add 1¢ per were large althougl the market was not very svnolds & 1. A. Hastate, Hen: | 10 for smali lots. % activo and a good share of the offerings werc | net: J. I, Alb Dakoti City; BEkr Toxa Crs—Sult, ner bbl, $20,00, leaned up bofore the close. There were 1o | Ponder; K. 13, Everett, Lyons: HAY— 80,00 @6 00 kers or feeders Lo amount to anythin J., Oakland ngle & A\l.‘ Blencoo; W. Bul- Cior Frern—$12.00, ards, but there was considerabieinquiry | for, Octavia, Pr Thayer; O, W, | Brax—£10.00, for that Kind of cattle, Good feeders would aghlin, Ashland: ©. H. Parmello, Ceda Cony— 8¢, undoubtedly sell at satisfuctory prices. Croek; B, D, Gould, Colu i Weacott & | OATS—1 - G., Arcadiag 4. W. Conn, Plattsmouth, VEAL—=Choice, medium size, 6a8c; choice, Mo : neAvy, 1@de. The buyers started out this morning bid: With Ha +¥ E—81.78@4.50. 4 Qing in most cases 5 {0wor and \uiio & good | _On the market with ho H. C. Leflor, [ LivR L kbl il ‘{{“ 850 i many hogs sold a shade to lower. The | Springfield; George L. Damme, Burr; John SFICRS “'{“[r I'*rl,]' ILRHICO, V03 G eastern market closed lower yesterday and | Dern, Hooper; 4 ‘Tunberg, Hooper; A. | fi% ‘Ih_"fi‘gl_. Yigcloves, Banatig,33¢; nuunogs was reported atill lower again this morning, | D. Warner, {ooper: Portevan & Merton, [ No. L Bes pepper, 18alf s, £3.00 per do. which would naturally depross the market | Ainsworth: A Darner, Answorth: Bush | (NGB Jamaics, iy pints, &0 por b here. The cariy sales were largely at & Brothers, Creightony Packard L. & G. 1 ~1" R youngatnericas fi“ !“-5"'_ 2 but the demand was il the market | Creignton; Harton ' Hrothers, Vertixro; | factory twine, il@ijos o I wained in strenoth, h the receipts | Cnarles Rudah, Norfolk; J. I{. B, Wood n Rossen lun,l(H 0 p-.u./ T“ sag were liberal. The closed with tho llinl'l H .l \(\I\\‘hu\m:l H I:hlkl'\lH(HIH. 4¢; limburger, ¢y domestic decline of the mo ined, or back | Milis; Smith & ) rube & Co., 5 . LI e Tater trains | Mauaing, la.; Nels i , EBarling, Ia. Pavan—=Straw, per dival and en 3 Ackers, DPanama, lu: C. Specher, i manilla, U, S The bulk of won, [a.: M. D. Stovens & Co., Denison, Mebaugh & Co.. Denison, ' Ta.: Joan 4 nn, Wood Riverstl Renting PlatteCentres | & 1 “.’,"“ in s heep, u wylor,sholton | ylor, Clarks; 1')!1“‘3"]""“;. U0, 08, 3,10 Fhore wers n fow loads of ‘sheop’ here | E. D. Gould G et o oyl b crushed, 81.803 which changed hands at satisfactory prices, | Stromsburg on, Rising bulk, 924 v 2 R. Anderson Robb, Endicott vhi s‘ Rovoipts L. & B., Belvidero; Kent Brothers, Bird | bDIs, $135. 3 IRy vinda: W, 11 Van | L AFPLES—Der bbl, common, Cattle Alstine, or & 13, WBroken | choice, & "MUI'}: fancy, $4.000 Hogs Plattsuouth: Paxton & | MINCE MEAT—-20-1b caus, 7i4¢ Sheep StAhdard oatt Hoxey--15e¢ per 1b for ehoic 1t bo ienevi: PrESERY J@1oce per b, s Brothers JELLIES —d@d{ c per Lb, The foll 3 pail in NHAYOEFs BEESWAN 1,160 18 3 this market for the grales of stocc men- CHOCOLATE AXD' Covor-20wSic per b e Witn Sheep. German chic! red, Se. y S i Pickled kits, 70c; sviced vigs Prime steers, 1300 to 1630 1hs .. 400 @4.6) et with sheep: 1%, Pulz, Nor it Dicklod tripe, kits, ¢ Good steers, 12 $4) @iy | folk . Ticknor, North Bend, it Bi O, 10106, - kit oileed i Good stears, iy E N hocks, kits, $1.15, Common 10:) to 11 ) tuck Notes, FrLovR—State, $4.00@5.005 fa 5.00@ Comuion canners ... Cows 10 @15 lowe r, 0, Ordinary to fair s Best beeves about steady. isu—Dried codfish, 4! @Se; sealed ner Fair 1o good cows Liberal receipts for Friday. rlok, e por boxs hol, Rorring, . dc 0d to choice o : Fair to good Light st edo Av. 80, No. 0% westerns, 100 native stockers. .. 2 natives ni Showing the numbsr of hogs bought by the packers and leading market: Armour-C ift & Co.. Disposition of Cartle, Showing th the leading bi skkers and feoders , 950 to 1100 hs ir o chiojce light hogs, i to :-nnu-. ) L 40 1146 1033 duhy Packing company Omaba Packing compan, George H, Hammond & L OMAHA DATLY eves were scal bulls > heavy ha Voo hos.. .. 3 50 bu ol R. L 80 si 20 1. corn-fed, sposition of Hogs. buyers on today's .2,223 @ number of cattle hought by uyers on to-day’s market; Swift & Co . v 008 soorge H. 103 The Arwour-Cudahy Packing Nmpall\, 435 Omaha Packing company 105 Lee Rothschild. ., 203 Hawmilton, Stepheas & Co | . 2 R. Becker, .., . [ Henton & Underwood., .. 34 N, Morris... S Shippers wud fecders, E N doubt us to the keep up the suppl I of Paddock OMAHA WHOL peanut cocks, peaunts, 7 tongues, 1 tongues, 21b round cans, 51 s uare cans, §1 salmon trout, 2 salmon, A\Iuskd. ples, evaporated, Al 5 b boxe: upples, star, 845c; applos, lmu.y, Alden, 10c: apples, taucy, Alden, 3 1b, 10igc; Salt boxes, Sigc; raspberries, cvap. N, Y Talsins, CaliforniaToudons, erop 1830, rnmm, £3.50; common, §1.50( 1 BBAGs—Am,, per 100, §7.00; Lewiston, per BEE: SATURDAY With Cattle, Stockers and foode Medium erades of b 3 stronger, snland expresses bility of the flockmasters to of suitable sheep for ex- orton the same extensive and progressive ale as that of recent yedts. Breedin ther sl.ck last season, and it 13 belic t eroat inroads have been made unon the A high suthority in stock of sheep good enough for the British market. The average price paid for hogs yesterday Wis £3.541 the conmission firm & GGosney nas returned from o 1siness trip to Berlin and Syracuse. SALE MARKETS eries, Produce, Fruits, Frc s—Strictly frosh, 1@!tie; cold stor J. Samuel Gosney of Erc , TALLOW, calf hides, 41,@iige :0p pelts, green, cac steep pelts, diy, por ib, 11013k N wrease, white, reen salted 007 small, B chow chiow, uh"n ns, WIS IAL 1 (D) monds, 1 half bbls, §2 85, Brazils, l!!\. i walnuts, 12gc: , Lle; Tennesseo aro cuus, $0.00; ans, $14.00: lunch cans, $2.00: lunch 3 brawn, 1 ib 21b squure’ cans, 50; brawn, h square 1b round ; brawn, 1 square can thwu.m cuns, 14005 0x tongues, 11; 1b ox l(nmuu 2 b round 5.00% ox tongucs, 215 1b round cuns, X tongues. 1V round £5 003 und cans, \ipped b 1b rotnd caus, £,01; ronst boef, 1. 1b X ns £1.20: roast beef, 2 1b round cans, ¥2.00; potted h Ib round cans, 5 Mlmd ham, round ¢ 20 deviled ham, 14 1b round cans, 65e; devil ham, !¢ Ib rounda cans, $1 potted ox tongie, 15 1b round cans, i potted ox tongue, '{ 1b round eans, *1.20: compressed ham, 1'1b square cans, i compressed ham, 2 Ib square cans, *.75: tripe, 2 ib rnuln! cans, $1.50; minced unmm, 21b round 3 boneless pies feet, 2 1b square Oue pound cans ar cked two dozen and four dozen to case, 1'wo_ pound cans are packed ove dozen and two dozen to case, Half pound cans are packed two to e Quarter pound cans are 1 four dozen 1o case. Al prices per dozen, net, CaNNep Fisu—-Brook trout, 3 Ib, T, #225; clams, 1 1, 2,003 clam &2 ams, 2 M, crahs, 1 i, $2. 2 ; codfish balls, 2 : cavier, 1 1, 5, eels, 1 1h," 1.4 lobsters, 1 1, £1.90; s, 2 1h, §2'05; lobsters, deviled, i¢ 1h, tercl, 1 T, $1.32: nackorel, ust- muckrel, tomato HAI\IL’(, 1b. #1.10; oysters, 2 1. 1 1, $1.90; salmon, Alisica, 1 1h, §160 1, $2.05; shrimps, 1 1b, o2, 82,501 2,00, DRIED P ir—Currauts, new, fe; pruzes, casics 1,500 13, 4ige; proucs, vhis or bags, 4ige; citron peel, drums, 20 1hs, 24e; leinon peel; drums, 20 fhs, 20c; fard dates, boxes 12 bs, ' 93 apricots, choice evaporated, lic; apricots, jelly, cured, 25 b boxes, 15c; apri- cots, fancy, Mount Flamilton, 25 1h 'boxes 16c; apricots, choice, bags, S0 1hs, 14}50: up- ake, b blackberrios, ovaporated, 50 1 (@lbges cherries. pitted, Ary cured, Californin, fat 5 1, peaches, Ci 0 1bs, 15 lver bo: 1,8 boxes, 0.1, fancy, arines, red. 1461 1ic , 16 pitted plums, Cal 1,8, unp bags. tarines, 2 1o oringe peel, 15 crop lsw Cal. loose, muscatels, Valencias, ne Valencias, 1555, Sigo; Cal. secdloss, sks, 7 ' $2.00@3 50: mixed 1"'@1 50; jack ines, ¥1./ l}(mfl 253 *jack i its, $3.50@$#4.005 1all rabbits, §1.0000120; squirrels, ¥1,00@ 10; plover, THe@@#L00, LeMoxs—Favey, £.00@6.00; choice, §3.50 v —Per doz, 306. ORNIA GRAPES—§2.00, A —1%, i 430 per 1y ReR—4%, @S¢ per | Stove PoLisn—§2.00@: Brooms —4 tie, §2.0). @00, Der @ross, , §2.20; stables, 100, #17.00. Lakn—-Tierco—Reflned,, 5! /c: pure leaf, kettle rendered, 03¢ o Ko for smaller quantities, | FARINACEOUS Goons'“Barley, 81 (@4c farioa, 4)gc; peas, doi ontmeal 10¢; vermicelli, foe; apioca, He7c; lima bean; Rousted — Arbuckle's b .Mu.au;n in's XXXX, 24%0c; German i Dilworth, 241¢c; Alaroma, 243¢e. Green—Funey old golden Rio, v old peaberry, 23e; Rio, choicé i Rio, prime, #lo; Rio, good, Mocha, 2c; Java, fancy Maudebiing, Java, good interior, 4¢3 African, 203gc. Mess Pouk— Per bl $0. Baxanas—According 10 sizo. per bunch, Ariosa lf bbls, $3.00, $@lc per o, CrANBERKIES—Cape Cod, $10.00@11,00. ORrANGES ~Fiorida, ber box, $3.00@5.00. Brokwiear FLovn—Per bbl, $5.50@s.00, WooL—Fine, average, 223 medium, lv.‘elruue. 21@22¢; quarter blood, average, 20 [C3 rough, average, 14@l0c, Ccoarsy, average, wne. cotts and Hamburyg, Shey 1 nerring, §1.503 hol. herrin, 1 shore, $11 100 ibs; whit trout, #, imp., pe W, G i e ; gusoline, 10 1%e; lard, No. 1 ddes lad oil, $1.23@H.00° per dozen, Sraans—~Cut loaf, Se Se; tandard, powdered, S¢ dere 8¢ ; confectioners cflnl(' Neb, 67, Sper 1, S@oe: Satde. Twines and BiNpERs' TwiNe -Sisal, 14¢; manilla, 15 CLOTHESLINES 60 I, £1.855 jute, 50 ft, 4 CorroN I'wive—Fine, heavy hemp, Lic: ligh e, e HI & MF, -Cotte ft, $1.17; cotton, jute, 60 it, 205 medium, it hemp, 16 St Twi , Me; manilia rope, new : hide sitding Material S1ock Borarns—A, 12 meh, 818, 14 and 16 feet, $4.01 2inch, s 1's, 12, 14 and t, $11.00; 2inch, s 1 12 g 16 feet, 26,003 1, 12 inch, 8'1s, 12, 14 15 feet, §25.00; No. 1 com 12 inch, s 1s, 12 feet 218003 No. 2 com 121nch, s L s, 14 and 16 feet, §17.50@IN.50; No. | com 12 inch, s 1 s, 10, 1S and 20 feet, $13.50 owm 12 4 and 165 fect, 316 LA LUNBE 25, §55.00 voplar. % 1n 3 1 panel, stock wide, 82" s, Doplar corrueated ceiling, Posts—White cadar white Lle; whi emr, 3 in round, 1 red cedar, split, 17c; sawed oalk. 18 Sinpe Lap—No. 1 plain, Sand 18 in, 3 Yo. 2 plain, 8 and 16 in, $15.50; No, 1, 318,00, inch, ' panel, £20,003 clear’ pop! £18.00; clear | $20.00. in_haives, 1 Tennessec white, Se: e split oak, DINENSIONS AND TINBER, L H ft 161t 181t 20 2 ft, 2: 500 16,00 16,00 18 00 15 (0 500 1600 1600 15 00 18 00 500 16,00 16,00 18 00 18 00 15 00 15 60 1600 16.00 15 00 15 00 2x12...15 00 1500 15 00 16 00 16,00 15 00 15 00 Ax45x8.16.00 16,00 16,00 17 00 17 00 19 00 19 09 Frxer Gin, 12 and 14 f1, rough, 31 4 and 6 in, 10 ft, @17.50 in, 12 and ' 16 n. NISILNG 240.00@51. inch, 8 2 5, $47.00@ 28, M3.00@40.00; B ich, 8 2 s, enmmm ist and 2d elear, 1% inch, ; 2d clear, 11 and @ d olear, 11 inch, 8 lect, ily, 1g and 1st .lll A 24 ar, Linch, s 3 13 kel TUnNG, 0. G well tubingg D. 005 pickets, D. & I1, flat, Prokers. Butts, & 0, G, S, 8, M. ana bev,, 005 piciots, . & 1., squarc, £19.00. Frooltixe - 18t com 6 inch, white pine, £31.00; 2d cow 6 inch white pine, 231.00; 3d com 6'inch white pine, white pine, vine, $15.00 1st and £10.00, SHINGLE *AT, $1.803 st ndard A, $' 003 D com 6 inch .00 com 4 anid 6 inen yeilow Star 4 inch yellow pine, $17,00; I clear yellow piue, 4 and ‘6 inct 1. nch elear, $ 1,504 £L10@], clear red cedar, mixed \vulthu, from Washington territory, £3.40; California red wood, dimension widtns, & clear heart, aimension widths, §2.40, Boanns ~No. 1 com, s 1 1, $18.00; No. 2, do, $15.00; Nb. No. 4, do. (siip's cull), m ft for rougl, CEILING AND PARTITION= 15t white pine partition, & white pine partion, $2 £20.005_ cle Com ic-in Norway, ¥ Best, Sue, cypress, laths, 12, 14 and 16 ft, 8, do, $14 003 Add b0e per com Agn PrasTER 4 Ham—20¢, BuiLpiNG Brick ommon, $5.00@7. a0 per n; selected, §7.5069.00 per m; sewer brick, £0.00@10.00 por m. Asu—60 per cent discount. Doons, BLINDs AND MouLpiNGs - 50 and 10 per cent off, TARRED F. STrAw Boan $2.00 per ewt, —$1.40 per ewt, Dry Goods, Caupre Wake—Biob, white, 18}j¢; col- , 801 gem, beauty, 215¢3 boone, 14¢; peerless, case, §1.50. Coxskr JeANs—Boston, 73ge; Androscog- i, 7040} Kearsurge, 154¢; Hockport, 03 Conestoga, 0ic. Ticks—Oaklund. A, 7ide; International YY, B¢; Shetucket, 'S, Warren, N 810, 16c; Berwick, 13 Acme, York, 0 inch, 13%c: York, 52 inch, 184 Swift IRiver, '8o; horndike. OO, ol horndike I, Sige; ‘Thorndike 120, 4jc; horndike XX, 15¢; Cordis No, 5, U3g¢; Cor- No. 4, 104¢, De -Amoskeag, 0 0z, 161{c; Everett, 7 oz, 10 York, 7 oz, 190; Haymaker, ’*M\ Jaffrey XX, 11';e: Jaffrey XXX, 12150} vor Creek <\A 1 Beaver Ureek Co, TUCKY JE Beaver Creelk BH, e, Memorial, 15¢; Glen- i hercules, 180; em- Melville, 25 (oL G B, hije; Stevens' A, Te, bleached, So; Stevens' hlmmhcd Stevens ) 8lge, bh.ALhcd, Wige; Stey- ens' SRT, | 3 Misce Neous—Table oil cloth, $2.50; 50; plain Holland, —Plaid—ituftsmen, 2005 Clear 3, lrou Mountain, 26 White ¢; Gl No. 1, ; BH Lkt fiu No. 1, nee 1,2 4‘3{' PRINT: ——aolmlalur- Atlautic, 6¢; Slater, 6e; Herlin oll, 6! c; Garner ail, du(hl Piak and Robes — Richmond, 6150; Allen, 60 Riverpoiut, 5!jc; Steel River, 6c; Pacific. 6)c. Indigo Blue—St Leger, bigc; Wash- ington, B3¢c; American, bkc; Arnold d‘fu Aragld Century, Y¢; Amand, 12c: Stiefel Desk rai & lnn. Door 0 Eto. 44, : Wamsut bleached, St Brows Sieeriva Atlantic B Canton, [ : Pe) Windsor gold tk't, 10';0; Arnold B, 100,¢; Arnold A, 12: Arnold Gold Seal, 101,¢: Yellow S 105,00 PRINTS - D uarter Oak, di/c; Ra | mapo, 4 1 Allen, 6¢; Richmond, Windsor, 6',0; tddystone, 67,¢) Pacific, Bixomum Plunkett checks, Whit tentoa, 07(cy York, 63jc; Normandi dress Sige: Caleutta dress, ©iy¢; Renfrow dross, SG@ 123« Caviiics—Slater. Woods, 50; Stand ard, be; Peacock, Ae. lhn.u.n SureTivo — Ellorton, 7104 Houscke Sije; New Candidate, Sioi Herkloy cambric No, 00, 015 Boat Yet, 44, num-r.mh OU. 4l Cabot, ached, Eruit Sigd “Hiape, King H‘l' Lonsdale eatbric, 10¢; York mills, 10ige orell, 46 in, 1¢ 1 Pepperell, A 1 Pepperell, Canton, 4-4, 0ige; 1e; Valley Bar 84, . 104, ¢ Sy “Lrinmph, th, It Atlantic A, Atlantic Aurora Pepperil § Poppe pperel 495¢; Wachusett, 4-1, 7! Aurora I, 44, ic Aurora B, 44, 61, ¢ Atlas, O, N, B, i Parmers No. 1, 434 Drck.—West Point, 20 inch, § oz, 90 West nt, 20 inch, 10 oz, 1 ¢y Wost Point, 20 inch, 12 0z, 16i5c; West Point 40 inch, 11 oz, 16¢, FLANNEL—~White- Quecheo No, 2, 5 inch Bilge; Quoche inch, NG ohiek ke, Se. Drogs a d, sulp powdered, ihin, per pound, ¥ pound Isum, fish, 403 white was, 80dA, bi-c No. 8, Otig, e Crawiord iei Haw Riv 4 Chomicals bhiurie, per pound citric, per oxalie, por pound, 14¢; tartarie er pound, 423 carbolicy 3i4le; o3 ammonia, carbonatoe, owroot, r pound, 15 pound, 63e; tolu, 5l ver pound, 10¢; blu am tar ne, 1 glycerine, ey insect nowder, L opi quinine, T Tlun am,, 3e; saflron suitpe tre Bge: sulphur flow rb., silver nitrate, 81 41164 Wiy Seesinnsey ol 7e; castor oil. No. 1, $1.241 i neatsfoot, SHROEDER & DEAN, GRAIN, Provisions = Stocks Basemsat First National Bank, CcO NATI Capital, Surplus, Officers and M. Hiteheock, mnn.A P. I BItR 'xr)unl €¢5 South 13th Street, - Omah MMERCIAL ONAL BANK. $400,000 40,000 Diractors Jos. Garne. fopt: assistine NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U, 5. DEPOSITORY, OMARA, NES, Capital. . Surplus .luu . OFFICERS AND DIRECIONS: HENRY W, Lryis W,V Jo v THE IRON BANK, BONDS, Deal in Gov'e X ¢ Aceo Generis B Brsinom. $400,000 52,0) t, 1889 \1 Mot i e . Hugies, hiar 1 Farnam Sts, 7 iusiness Transactel, ISSUED BY STATES. COUNTIES, CITIES, WRTEEV/ORKS €O'S,, ETC, BOUGHT AND SOLD. 4 Warvants and N 1 1xtend all the Faciiities o Correspondence Sollcfted; S. A KESN & 00, Banxens 100 WASHI NGTON STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. 115 DROADWAY. NEW YORK. KIRK. Bue Whelesale Arents for Doy Larney Btres Bao(s and Slloaa I'L\l)ALL, JOVES & l(). cossors to Kecd, Jones % Co Hanfactnrers of Baots & Stocs on ubber Shoe Co.. 1102, , Owahs, Nebre 104 and 1103 Lazer Beer Brewers, 1581 North i Brewers. SI1URZ & ILER, Aghiteentl Street, Omana, Nebraska, "EAGLE CORNICE Manufactar Comloe. : WORK S, erg of Galvanized [ron Barmue Window-caps and metalilo skylights. Jobn Epencter, Proprielor, 1 und i1y outh idth etre CLARK 8 BA. M HEATING €O, Pups, Pipes and Engins, ailw; and - minig v ote. O WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO., Steam and Water Supplies. Haliday w.n, BROW Engines, Boilers and General Machingry. Shectiron w 918 and 92 Jone Acting Munisgor, VELL & Co, 1 mills, F. Hoi . steam pumps. saw mills. 12131215 Venworth stre ner, Lrai ¥ acks mith work. work, gene Ot and 17th ®. Audiecu, M, W OMAHA 8. Haunfaclurers of era aud Troy Railings Indow suaids: Hower stands. wice Bgtis. Ouiahis. 2 & IRON WORKS, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. VO i or, lrou shuiters and figo eacapas - PIop £, Cor. lth and Ja2kso A. DISBROW & IO holesale manufacturers of Sa:h, Doors, Blinds and Monldings, Brauch biice, 1208 and 1xard sire —_— Owala, Neb __EOUTH OMABA. UNION smcx YARD CO. 0f South Omaba, Limited, OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY, A;rlculhnm Implnmonls. II\I\HFI" & METCALF €O, AEI:ICIIII 1 Implements, Wagous, Cfil‘l‘lfl[fli MOLINE, MIT BURN & STODDARD Con Manafacturers and Joubors in Wa(runs Buggies, Rakes, Piows, Ete. Oth and Pacifc stiects, Omaha ounle. Artista’ Materials, A. HOSPE, Jr., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Dougias strect, Omahs, Nebraska Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & cO, bers of Boots and Shoes, S Dyugine Manutactory, Jo 101, 138, 110 oot Mirect, s Coal, Cuke, Eto, '.T.A.HFJ\‘ W.THAT ’HI,‘IH").HTP(‘.. Hiners and Shippers of Coal and Coke, OVMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME O 0., Jflhb"l‘\ 0f Hard ad Soft Coal, uLh Lith strest, Omalin, N, NEBRASKA FUEL CO., ippers of Coal and Coke, L Omaha, Nebraska, it Y Commission and Storage. @ RIDDELL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchants, Bpeciaitvs luttr, nege, ohaoss ¥ BN 1153 20 TR TN — e Cigara. N, ARMSTRONG & (O, Wholesale Ciears. 403North (th Street, Omaha, Neb, “*Hello" 1439, — gry Coods and Motions, M. E. 11 & co., Dy Geods, Furaishing Goods and Notions kll.l’ll IRICK KOCH DRY GOODS (0. ). Lnporters & Joubexsin Dey Goods, Notions Gents' Furalish 018, Come Lth wod Marney st Omiin, Nebrasks hraska 8 21 South 15t st noultey, b. D. IWEY & STONE, Wholcsalo Dea'ers - Furnitare, ARLES SHIV lm"u‘l;." Furniture, Omahn, Nevraska, ——— e Croceries. Who'csale Grocers, 0Worih stesels, Omahn, No Hardw.ve. = w. BROATCH, Heavy Hnrflwa!e Tron and Slfivl Bprings, WARC:. Ml0vk. hiriwara, linbar, e i1 Harnoy streat, Omnti. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware and Scale Repair Shop Mechantes Tool Bufialy Sevles. 105 Douging stroet, Ornhn, Neb, Lumber, Etc JOIIN A. WAKEFIELD, Whelesale Lumber, Bie. A Amcrican Portland Coment. Miiwauken Ty Ewuile Ce oy Whit CHAS. R. LEi, Dealer in Hardweed Lumber, Woud carpets anl parquet flo ¥z 9t an | Dougias sircots, Omann, N OMAHA LUMEER O, ATIKiuds of Brd.ding Material at Wholesa'e 1500 atre:t and Union Pacifls tracs, Omaha, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, LlflJB Sash Doors, ote. Yards—C Coraur Sinte auont FRED. W. GRAY, anner Lime, Cement, Etc..BIc Comat fth and llolmln- Iilull C. N. DIETZ Dealer in All Kinds of Lunber, th and California streets, Omaha, Nobrasks, Ilinery imd Motions. I OBERFELDER | Imuurlcrs & Jobbers in Millinery & Notions 10 And 212 South 114 streot. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholesals Reflned and Lubricating 0ils, Axio Grease, ot Omaha. A, 1L Bishop, Muna ger. ca R151~,N71~':u PAPER ¢ Wholesale Paver Dealers. wrapping and wiiling Wivoh to Card ppors e ato8 B0l T AL DEANE & (0., General Agents for Hall's Safes, 821 and 323 South 10th §t., Omaha, ~ Toys, Eto, H. HARDY & CO. Jobbers of 'rnys Dolls, Albams, Fancy Gools I'Ilmlllllnl Goodn, Chllaren's ¢ rringen. m aireet, Omsha, Neb. A nice stook of prin’i . Spucial attentio —TH B CHICAGO SHORT LINE OF TRE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, The Hest Route from Omaba aud Council Bluffs to ———THE EAST 0 THRAINB DAILY BETWEEN OMAH bl AND COUNCIL BLUF¥S @ 4 Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, Bt. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freocport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madlson, Janesville, Belolt, Winona, Lo Crosse, And all other importogt polnts East, Nortbesst aua or through tickets call oo the Lek (it Cars 1o the q:;m tedet, i 7 Bivek, oF o ‘wiliman Sleepers and the fnest Dini world ave Tub o the maih 1o oF the hage Ml Walikes & Be Panl liailway, A ovory siidsiion s ghid o passengers Uy COUiSOu ‘Smpioyes of (ke fgm’u ‘ neral Mansger. e V‘ ’I‘UL B Istant G al M (o) AR B e sne “IA'NIIL Assisient Genoral Passonge 3 .alnnl Savsrintendeas