Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1890, Page 3

——_for May dl-lhl.rv opened at #5.00( THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1890. THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS An Unueual Run of Buying Orders in Wheat. \A DULL DAY IN THE CORN PIT, Firmer Feeling in Rather Active Arade Onts—Provisions ~A Moderate in Cattle and Hogs. CHICAGO PRODUCKE MARKETS, CRICAGO, Jan |Special Telegram to Tur Bee,|-—Wneat has been active today and the heavy battalious were on the buying side. The market absorbed ¢ large mis cellaneous offerings and hitched up Haige from yesterday's closing and teday’s lowest, price. Two thirds of the commission houses bad an unusual run of buying orders and they were able to cxceute lurge percentage ofthem, ‘The murket rested at a l{@ic Ligher plane than yesterday. The first hing that came over the wires from New York was an apology from Dow, Jones & Co. for sending out the false report about the government bulletin, making the condi- tion of winter wheat 102 against 06.8 last year. Later, n privato dispatches, they tried to justify the false report, but as & matter of fact there seems to have Leen no honorable warrant for its issuance. During the morning Rovert Lindblom sent in a sharp dispatch o Secretary Rusk, and in reply recewved the following from the sec- retary: “There are no reports on crops received or tabulated at this season, and Mr. Dodge hus not done the thing charg2a either ab this or at any othgr time, in my judg- ment.” The basis of the misleading Dow- Jones bulletin scems to have been a back number pamphlet from the agricultural de- partment, and even thut was garbled, scem- ingly. Itwas en ugly mess, takiug every- thing into consideration, The next thing that came over the wires was from the west in shape of the following dispatch from Balfour, Guthrie & Co. of San Francisco to George Smith: “The prosent prospect on this coast does not warraut the expectation of a large crop of wheat in Cali- fornia. A large area of the best heavy lands ia vnseeded, owing to floods. 'Ihe light lands must produce the crops, ana these are al- ways uncertain.”” Later New York wired thut a large amount of wheat was being landed there for foreign shipment. No signs of a large export movement are visible as yot, however, clearances from the Atlantic ports for the day only amounting to 4 bushels of wheat and flour. Returns in_ te near future may show up differently. A promise to that eflfect is made, and as a pledge of good faith in -her views, New York bought a big lot of wheat in Chicago today. The speculative demand for wheat today was earnest if not urgent. It did not come entirely from shorts, either, and the controlling sentiment seems to be shaping itself definitoly for an up turn of more or less importance. Shorts felt a change in sentiment, and covering was the featurd of the lust balf hour, when the - mar- ket was ruling strong at the best prices of the day. May wheat opencd st at i0ige, and went at once to 79 ¢@it¥{c. There was plenty of property for sale at the im- rovement und the prico worked uck though not without ‘I'hree or four separate the market touched 79c, but there was pot much traaing at those figures, the demund being vastly ereater than the offer- ings. rom 70¥c the price found its way nd closed there, with January uary 765¢ and July ‘Ihe pit was crowded most of the day and the volume of business was large. Cables were not interesting, Speculation in corn is a decayed industry, to jndge from the appearance presented by the trading pit tod: It was, for the most vart, deserted and the joiterers around its outer murgin could hardly summon up cnough coliective energy to make o bid at fifteen-minute intervals, The shipping demand was good and all offerings of cash grain found ready pur- chasers at Rome improvement upon yester Qny's closing pricos for No, .2, withe hows ever, u lower range for No, but what pricé No. 2 corn will sell at any future month appeared to huve no interest for any one. Prices under the foregoing circumstances Qdid not change much, but with the support afforded by the strong wheat market there was a firm tone displayed in the trausactions whieh tow aod again took place. The re- ceipws here in cars amounted to 520, 71 of which were of contract quality. Prices atthe close: January, 28%c, against 284{c yester- day; May, 813{c, aguinst 315 @31 July, 823 c, which is a 1-16¢ nuprovement on Mon- duy's close. ‘The oats market learied to firmness today, with a fair speculative business, chicfly in May, which sotd at 221/@22c, while Feb ruary was relatively stronger ut 205 @1, The improved tone was due L'ml'flv to the moderate buying for account of shorts, while there was no pressure of offerings, No in- terest wus shown in January and No, 2 regu; lar conunued nominal at 20 white for May sold at 233;c. Kk Provisions were fairly tctive, both on cash and speculative account, most interest being centered in pork. Hutchison was o heavy buyer of this product, and Wolff aso bought v freely. Packers and longs sold and dahv was credi with selling 8,000 bar- rels, sing prices show very little change’ from yesterday. A 'very active business was done in pork for May delivery. It opened at $10.10, or a shade lower than the closing price yesterday, declined to $10.07 then to $10.05, §10.021¢ and finally £10.00 wus renched, which was’ the bottom price of the day, It then udvanced under good buying 10 810.(2¢. then to §10.05 up to $10.15, the highest pofnt reached, and closed at $10.1214 @10.15. Lurd was quiet. May oponed at 010, ana declined to $5.0715@0. 10, Shortribs 023, de- clined to #.971¢ and closed at $5.00 bid, CHIVAGO LIVE STOCK. Cmioaco, Jan, 28, —[Special Telegram to Tug Bes.]—Carrie—Trade was only mod- erately active with little or no variation in prices as compared with yesterday, and val- ues remained fully as low as at the close of last week on the ordinary run of native steers. Exporters sold a shade stronger yesterday, but today buyers were holding back, as advices from British markets were 0 the effect that trade was dull and prices easier. There was & fair number of Texans among the animals, o large per cent of which were common grussers, which sold at low prices. Native butchers’ stock -ruled dull With vrices as low as at any time on canning and thin ola cows. The stocker and feeder trade presented no new features ‘There were no choice to extra beeves here; medium _to good steers, L350 to 1,500 lbs, £.90004.75; 1.200 to 1,450° 103, §3.30G045; 950 10 1,900 1bs, $3.00@3’80; Stockers and feed- ers, $2.25@3.85; cows, bulls and mixed, $1.25 @3.00; bulk, $2.20@2.40; Texas corn-fed Ateers, 960 to'1,060 Ibs, 83.00@8.55; Krussers, $2.50@2.90; cows §1.75@2.40. Hoas—Bnsiness was fair with a down- turn of ubout 5c on all grades, but abont everything o first bands sold, and the gen- eral market closed steady. A fuw pieces aud odds and ends sold as low as $3. the bulk of mixed snd packing s Within & range of #8010 $180; - lected heavy ot $3.57)¢ to $3.U5, largely at $3.90, Light sorts, #7754 @380, R FINANCIAL New Yonrk, Jau, 23.—|Special Telegram to Tus Bes.|-Stocks—The stock warket early today was tame compared with that of yestordav. This was a little disappointing, a8 the trade hoped for big results aud even the bears were prepared for bitter wediciue in big doses. The short interest was counted’ on for a rup. In active specialities bere that interest is certainly very extensive. Still better, there is no doubt of & foreign short intervst in Atchison, St. Paul, Wabash, Northern Pacific and other shares. This latter interest 1s thought to be the key 10 the situstion during the first balf hour, when Loudon was found with buying orders n St Paul, Louiaville and other places faction in Louisville & Nashville was, how- ever, traced to the report that that company 8 about to cover other very desirable lines by lease or purchase, The market, while not braced or strong, was buoyant. Room traders were bullish and Villasds and Grangers well supported. Opening priceswere generally from ', to % por cent higher than last evening's closing figures, thouzh Louis- ville & Nastville was up & and Sugar 1§ Louisville & Nashviile was the strong poiny in the list, o nst the weakness in the remainder of the list it further rose 1 per cent to 887, 'The rest of the hst, howeve sagged off small fractions as a rule, with coal stocks most promiont amon: shares in the decline. Suzar ad i furn w63 in carly deal ings, but coon weakened and drovped 134 per cent to G33¢, wnen its decline was checked and a elight recovery followed. Colorado Coal was the only other prominent weak stock, and it also on a comparatively large business declined 13§ to 48'5 und rallied a fraction. The gencral list also showed n better tone toward the ead of the hour, al though early losses wero in but o few cases recovered. The hour to 12 o'clock brought a recovery in coal stocks, Lackawauna selling at 130);, Reading at 304 and Colorado Coal up to 50 agan. Bur lington sold at 105}, Northwestern at 112, St. Paul one point over last night at 714, and Chicago Gus moved up’ to 48'y, a gain of 3 from the opening price. Sugar, after a second dip to 637, held unsteady around In spite of the heavy realizing sales late in the day, tho stock market made some remarkable gains and at the close the best of the battle was with the bulls. Lowsville continued to lead the advauce, ROWE up nearly 4 per cent over last night to 4014, and closing at 904, New Engiand also developed strength, going to 47. closed steady at 64, and Chicago Gus higher at 48. Atchison, Burlington énd Northwestern each wmade small gains for the day. Even Lackawanna and Reading closed, with slight gains. The total sales 04 shares, “The following v 0. 8.48 regular. 1 Ul8. 48 coupons ... 134 o preferred. UL . Agarogular. 101 O & Ny W..oooo 84444 cotpond 104 - do proforzéd Pacilcfs of 5. 118 | N.¥.Contral Central Pacile, ... 4 |P. D.& B ChicagokAlton ... 101 | Rock Tsiand burlington |C., M. & St.P 08| Godroferrad .. L, 1965 St.Paul & Omahia’ WiinoinCencral. 1110 || _dopreferrea L. B.& W, ! 04 Unlon Pacific.. Kansas & Toxis. 1) 107 W..St. L, & P Lako Shore 06 | dopreforred o0 |Westera Union Jasy at :!}{r:p 14 per cent. PRiME MERCANTILE PAVER — 5 @3k cent. STERLING EXCIHANGE — Sixty-day #.83) 5 demand, #4857, ced ¢ the closing quotations : Northorn Pi per bills, Mining Stock New Yok, Jan. 23 —[Soo to Tue Bee.|—Phe followiag ingstock quotations: Alce R Amador. .. ..100 Caledonta B, 1. 113) Crown Point. 140 Con. Cal, & VA& ... Comstock, Comstock, D 'wood 1. El Cristo.. Telegram ars th3 min- |Gould & Curry.....140 flale & Norcross.. i) Homestaki K0 Horn Silver! Mexican Ontario Ophir [Svags o Special Telegram Wasny 3 —Iiondn offered: §55,000, at to Tne $1.04%. PRODUCE MARKETS, unicaco. Jan. 23 — v, m. Wheat—Easy ; cush, 75 May, Tl Corn—Firm 20%cc; May, 3 Oats—Firm; Iebruary, 20J¢c; May, 22%c. Rye—January, 44!{c. Barley: -Nothing doing. « Prime Timothy—$1.20, Flax—Cash, $1. Whisky—81.02. 'm; January, £9.70; February, May, £10.1214@10.15. Lard—Steady; Junuary, $5.85; €.5714 3 Muy, $6.0714@b.10. Flour—Unchanged ; winter Y spring woeat, $L.10(@- 3 @2.85; buckwheat, $1.25@1.00 per cwi. Provisions—Shoulders, $1.30@4.40: short clear, $.05@5.10; short ribs, January, $4.80. Butter—Quict; creamery, 16@20« 8@30c. Eggs—Wealk; fresh, 131¢@l4c. Cheese—Quiet; fuli cream cheddars and fats, 9@0%e; Young Americas, 10@ 12¢, Hides. 3 salted, 43¢ closo— February, 6} January, 283¢e; February, February, vheat, £2.00@ rye, §2.50 i dury, heayy and 3 sulted bull, 814c calf, bigc: dry salted e} dry calf, 5@5e; deacons euch, 20c, Tallow—Steady; No. 1, solid paeked, 43 No. 2, 8}4@8ige; cake, 4c. light green groen _sulte lint, b@ic; dry Receipts, Shipm'ts, 19,000 18,000 000 14,000 235000 180,000 Quts 184000 95,000 New York, Jan. 25— Woeat—Receipts, 13,200 bushels:' spot stronger: No. 2 red, 80} @S0dc in elevator, 874, @s7%c afloat, 8i@ S8lc f. 0. b.; options strong; No. 2 red, Junuary, closing at 86ic, Corn—Receipts, 26),400 bushels: exports, 3,140 bushels; spot \eaker, H63;@i7c in elevator, 38@3sic afloat: ungraded mixed, 2:«:41 3 options unchanged; January closing audie. Outs—Receipts, 177,000 bushels; exposts, 12¢,600 bushels; svot quiet and lower; options woaker, January closing at 20c; spot No. 2, white, 20@*0%c: mixed western, 27@30c; white western, 30@35c. Coffee—Options closed steady and un- changea o 10 points down. Sales: bags. January, $16.50; May, spot Rio, steaay; fair cargues, $19 Sugar—Raw, quiet, but firm; easier, Potroleum—Steady; United #1063 for February. Eggs—Steady; western, 101{@16}4c. Pork—Firm; pess, $10.25@] Lard—Easier and’ dull; western steam, $6.221¢, May closing at §0 42, Butter-—-Fine, tirai; £lgin, 23@251¢c; west- ern dairy, E@!0c; creamery, 12@27¢c. Cheese—Unsettied; western, S@10c. Milwauker, Jan. 28 —Wheat—Firm; No. 3 spriog, on track, cash, T3@74c; May, w0, “Corn—Quiet; No. 8 on track, 38c, Outs—Quiet; No.? white, on track, 231§ e Tye—-Quiet; No, 1, i store, 4dc. Barley—Quiet; No. 2 in store, 42!gc. Provisions — Unchaoged; pork, 0,673, 25, —Wheat—Higher; ; May, 70, St. _Louls, cash, 76; Corn—lkirm; cash, 265¢c; May, 281c. Oats—Strong; cush, 19°(c; May, 22¢. Pork—Quiet at $10. 1’@10 23, Lard—Steady at 5.65@5.70. Whisky—Steady at $1.02. Butter—Unchunged; creamery, dairy, 20@2le. Kanss Oy, J . 28.—Wheat—Lower; Efi. 2 hard, cash, 93¢ i No. 2 red, 6‘1}(0 il Corn—Steady; No. 2, cash and January, 2ie. 18¢ bid; Flour. Wheat. Corn. closed at cash, Jan, 20@22; Uats—No, 2, cash, 184¢. Minneapolis, Jun, 28, —Dewand for wheat today light, prices nominal. Closing: No. 1 bard, Junoary and February. 78}40; May, Bl¥c: on track, 78c; No. 1 northern, Janu- ary, 76c; May, 19¢; on track, 7@ No. 2 porthern, January and February, 7sdc; May, 76@ib}ge; on track, 7ic. Liverpoo', Jan. 28, —Wheat—Steady; de- wand improving: bolders «ffer moaerately. Calfornia No. 1, s 8¢@7s 315d per cental. Corn—Eusy: demand fair: new mixed western, ds 11}{d per cental, Jaonuary, No.'2 red, 3 (lorn—Lower; No. 2 mixed, 31 Oats—Dull; No, 2 mixed, 2@ Whisky—8$1.02. LAV Onicago, Jap. 25 reports as follows Cattle—Receipts, 8,000; market steady for The Drovers' Journal active | | market !mluu stockers S55: Texu cuttie. b1 151 Hogs -Heceipts, 8,00 market slow to mixed, #4, bipments, 7,000 Josing weaker: Shoep—Nece market strong corn-fe lnmbs, 1 western Texans, v Uity, Jan, 28 12 Cattle—Recei uners, 7 ers, $1.502 calves Hogs — It iower: light, i§3 mixed, sa . City, Jan, 23, ~Cattl shipments, 1,700; marlk steers, 83.10:5.00; cows, 3 stockers and fecders, §2.20(@8 10, Hogs—Heceipts, 10,00); shipments, lower, closing ' firm: all il @3.775; bulk, #3 National Stock Yard: Bast Lowis, Jan, 23, —Cattle—Receipts, 1. shipments, none; markot slow: fair to fancy uative steers. #3.40.¢4.90; stockers and feed- ers, 2 00.@3.45. Hows —Koceipts, 7,100; shipments, none; arket lower: heavy, $3.80@3.90; packing, T0&8.85; light, #.60@3.75 OMAHA LIVE S10CK. cows, &1 oders, ¥ + shipments, £.5315(@3.00} 0. none; heavy, Recaipts, neraily $1.80@ nones; grades, Cattle, Tuesday, Jan The eattle niarket was not ail that could have been desired on the part of the seilers, The receipts were large and the buyers were enabled to force a decline, ome of the best beeves sold At prices not muterially diforent from yesterduy, but in anything buyers w y sure to make [pwer bias Sellers in tuses thought they were offered prices that were fully 10c lower for prety fair beeves, The market under such circumstances was not very active. Cows suffered more decline thun aiy otlier cluss of and the receipts wore the largest in time. The market was certatly 10 than yeater prices. ‘The gualiny of the s averaged very fair und the bulk sold at $2.00.¢ Stocicers and foeders did not move very frecly, although there was some inquiry for cattie of that description. Hoes. market o hizlier. The early sules being n largely at $3. hog was better, the t The hogs sold s popular price, but there were a good many more sales at £1.071¢ and than yesterday, The later ndvices from other market points indicated heavy receipts and lower markets, which naturally had some effect upon the market here. The market closed with the strength of the morning lost, the best hogs sclling at &.65. Sheep. The warket was active and everything sold at stronger prices. Receipts. Cattle Hogs. Sheep Prevailin ¢ Uricos. “The followini is a tablo of pricas pail in this market for tho grales of stock men- tioned: Prime steers, 1300 to 1600 1hs. . $3.80 Good steers, 1250 o 145) b3, Good steers, 1050 to 1350 b Common 1000 to 1150 Ib steers. X Common canners Ordinary to fair cow Fair to good ¢ow 04 10 choice cows Chnoice to faney cow: air to good bulls.. Choice to faney bull Light stockers and feede; Feeders, 050t0 1100 1bs.... . Fair to choice light hogs.. . Fair to choice he Fair to choice @4.40 (@4.0) (@!1.6) @1 9 Repres: ntat vy Sales. STE Av. Pr, No. . . 1130 8310 EPORe STSPCIeN S 110 1005 1198 1106 BULLS, 50 70 00 0) 00 10 ve e 1460 208 e 11610 1641 PO S e b bd 60 2 (i 65 3 7 75 CALVES. 00 1 ™ 8 0 8. 00 NEIFERS, ® 2o e CEC CANNERS, 140 8 WESTERN CATILE. Owner and No, " 24 canvers, Standard Cattie company— 15 cows, cornfed b4 cows. cornfed 10 calves . H. 8. Tracy— 18 feeders 1 bull..... 4 canners. .. 2 canuers, J. A. Canyers— 23 feoders bull.... cow cpgssszse’ XEERX =22 E8 SEEEEE556 PR 2 Kbl gregzsesis o 6050 6080 82 500 00 00 00 00 S O L0 L OO O B, SSSSSS 825588 R SR fokei =====aa= S0 8605 80 865 160 3865 160 8 05 240 1 6 120 210 200 120 80 120 120 240 160 x S0 805 BY...0 10 4 1168 30 3 SHBEP No v. P 101 westerns, cornfed 00 39 westerns, corn-fed 4 westerns, corn-fed . 490 westerns, corn-fed . 5 123 With Cattle, On the market with cattle: M. Win- ters, Avoca; Hugh Carmichine : D, G. Ribb, Endicott; L. E. Goodell, Western; H. Wehman, Neiso A. Diller," Enaicott; L. M. Cowles. Diller: W. M. Kuhl, Panam, Ia: D. W. Austin, Neola, Ta.: Davis & Co. Malvern, Ta.: C. Sprecher, Domson, la 3 D, 5. Kinsella & Son, Panama; James Mulien, £. Munn, Nehawka: 3, F.\Ward. Nehuwkai . Higews, Auburn; Harris & 2 H. Ross, Wilbe Woodruff Cedar Bluffs: 8, N, Buckmaster Buttersield, ‘ ll\'hlnu. ghton; N. Suthe Joe Hu\n-\ Unadill I W, Knapp, hund, deburg; ghton; W. H me- Bros., Craigs; arry Weston, Wake Wakefield; W, Jon Calhoun Jucob Lowis, Berggen, Mead; H. lh'lll Johtson 13ros., Cook, Waukefield; H. ¢ nj. Skinner, Blue Sprin Blue Spricgs; W, B Lemmer, Humptrey. With Hogs, On the market with bogs: & . Co., Coburn; Swedeburyg pany, Swedeburg; A, E. Tunbe A. W, Hawley, Plerce, Pierc 1., Creignton: W. H.' But ton: . Johuson, Blairs V. Coupel, Herma H. Rix., Caltoun; Wilson & Loss, L Rouen & 7. Missouri Valley, la.; J. H r, Croscent, cis Bros., Weston, Ehlers, Menden. lu.; William Os. Neow, Tn: Humioon company, surling, lu.; D. O. Kinsell & Son, Panama} Hammer, Mineola, Tn: Stevens & denison, Ta, j Way, Burwell} Jones Poliard, Farmers S. vator com «r, Hooper; Shoppard & rfield, Creigh- J.W. Nicholson, Marquette Aurora: William Haynes, ney, Ansley: N. Juquot, ) : Ctiristy, Wilber: J. Fhnt, Wilbers Gould, Albion: Monk & A, Slancuard, Cook & H., 1Buol Jurction, Mo.; Brivs Young. Marysville, Mo.: \W. C.' Shelton, Archer; S, H. & M. Coffwan, Blue Hil Howorth & Roller, Blwood: Jonos Bro Hastings: Thomas Power, Sutton; William Hunes. Cairo; J. L. McDonough & Co.,Ord; Stelton & Heison, Central City; D. H Seribner; A, F. Steufer, Dod .. Lindsay A. Lurlcart, Tils Bank of . Brainar. wnchesto Platte Cente Lowis, i3lue Springs: D, G. Robb, En: dicott: J. W. Price, Brunning; Weodhead tiros., Ong. With sneep. On the market with sheen E. W. Ormsby, Central City; Odbert & W, Raymond. Liv - @ TN (Good beeves not much changed. Undesiruble cattle sell lower. Surly, hog mi shade higher. OMAHA WHOL eroduce, fraits, Be, —Strictly fresh, 1@16e; cold storage, MARKETS, Eq S 10e. Hin mdes. 41¢ hides, b7 ALLOW, Ete. —Greet'salted 8. hides, s, 414 hides, 2 sheep peits, green, each, $1.003 sheep pelts, dry, per b, T@13bc; low, No. 1, 403 No. 2. B@8}ge: greuse, whito, daidg 3 yellow, 2@} funcy, choice, 12@ hoice, A ter A0 per bbl, #4753 small, 5;C& B chow chow, ‘KLES erkins, § vts, & Ry—Dressed, per 1b—Chickens, 9o: ducks, ¢@l0c; geese, 0@l s@loe. POTATORS T@ ; turkeys, @jse for choice; common, half bbls, §2.75 tallard ducks, $3.00@3 50; mixed teal, $1.25@1.5); jack juck rabbits, $3.50(@1.005 $10001.20; sauirrels, $1.00@ snipes, $1.00 rabbit 2105 plover, Cn Pll~l5hln MarLe 503 hif bbls, 83,25, Luu(fl"‘m 15¢ per ib. 1b, §2.50(04 00; otter, wolf, each. $1.5)@2.00; wmink, each, 1. skunk, rat, each, #3.00@7 (hl coon, each, musicrat, fall, badi 18@z27c; winter, 1222, 15£ANS—Choice hand picked navy. $1. 180; choice hand picked medium, $1 63@!1 choico huna picked couatry, $Li0@! clean country, $1.23@1.50; inferior country, $LO0@ Provisions— Hams. No. 1,16 1b_average, 9hgc; 20 to 22 1bs, Siics 12 to 14 lbs, 9i{e; houlders, 5e; breakfast bacon, No. 1, 8i¢ am sausage, lge; dried beef huuws, beef tongues, $6.00 per dozen; dry salt meats, ¢ per 1b; hamn roulette, Gige; add 1c per 1 for small lots, common, #2.00@2.25; ney, $4.00.05.00, Sc per 1b, 1b for choice. 10¢ ner 1b, r b, Prisen JuLLIES @415 Berswax—No. 1. Pigs Frer—Pickled, kits, 7uc; spiced pigs tongues, kits, §2.35; pickled tripe, kits, & pickled H. C. trip hocks, kits, $1.15. 5 Alovn—Slate, #4.00@5.00; fancy, Laxp--Tierce—Refined, igc; 614c; kettlo rendered, 6; for smaller quantitie BeEr TONGU Es—* HAY—85,00@05.00. Cror Feen—812.00. BraN—$§10.50. Leyoxs—Fancy, $5.00@05.00; choice, #3.50 @5.00. Cerery —Per doz, 80c. CALIFORNIA Guares—$3.00¢ pears, $2, Mess Pork—1%er bbl, $9.764010.75, BANANAS—According 10 aize, per bunch, £2.00@3,00, BurreriNne—Tubs, 18¢; roll, l4c, CocoaNvTs—Per 100, §5.00," £ Burren—be neRiEs —§10.00@ 11,50, Fioridu, par box, $3.00@5.0: HEAT FLOUR— Per bbl, $4.75@5. exahie average, qunnurblnod average, 20 @?lc; coarse, average, 15@17¢; cotts and rough, average, 14@l6c, Con e, bure leaf, Adu Jge to %o It, per bbl, §20. \'ML—ulmLe, medium lixe, 6@3¢c; choice, beavy, 4@tc. * Livk Plagoxs—Per doz, $1.50, Groceri‘s; Dien Frorr—Currants,uew,57¢c; prunes, casks 1,300 1bs, 4, 'bbls 'or bags, Be; citron pecl, drums, 20 b-, 230; lemon peel, drum: s, I8c; fard dates, boxes 12 1bs, 10}¢c; apricots, choice evaporated, 14c: svricots, jelly, cured, 25 1b boxes, 16c; apri- , fancy, Mount Hawmilton, b boxe apricots, choice, bags, 80 1bs, 14}5c; ap- evaporated, Alden, 50 1b boxes, Uige; 8, slur, S3¢0; spples, fuacy, Aldeo, 51b, Alden, 8 1b, 10j6e] Salt evaporated, 50 1b ©; cherries, vitted, dry cured, Califoruia fancy, 4 boxes, 25 b, 1%0: peaches, Cal No.1, fancy, 153, unp bag 80 1b, 13c; nectarines, red, 14ci pectarine silver hnxel. 15¢; pitted plums, Cal 25 1b boxes, 8l5c; raspberries, ovao,' N. Y., new, 25,“, prunes, Cal, R. C., #0-100, Goxes, 25 1bs, pruces, R C. 60-70. 0%; orange peel, 15¢} nh us, California London, crop 1580, #2.25] Cal. loose, muscatels, crop' 1859, §2.00; Val encias, 1833, 6c; Valencias, new, Sige; Cal. noedloss, sks, 75(0. CANNED GooDS—Fruits, California Canned Goods, Standard Brands, 2'¢lbs, per doz— Apricots, $1.70@1.85; apricots, pie fruit, $1.55; gallons, cherries, biac 250; wrape 2 10@2.20; los, et #4605 herries £200@2.23; ohereic £1.65@1.80; vear: clin 8, ot A1.80: : pluns, City, goose dards, 81 85 & 11 ple pie, §1.00: Crescent vp.es. high standards, & 9t zoosel 1 strawberries, 90@i5e blueberrits, 00 0, $ rawbor £1.80; ¢ pineapples Babuma gr 1 Buhama sliced, ) 1 Standurd sliced, §1.256@1.50; cher 2 1 red, Baltimore, Sia CANNED Frai - Brook troute mon teauty 3 1b, $1.95; clams, 1 b, &1 23 &, 2 10, §2 00} clam ¢ or, 3 1b, §1.i5: 1ed craion, 11, &2 1od crabs 2 1b, or, §1.0); 15 Ib, , mus tomato oysters, 31b, £2.40; sal- eels, 11b, 2 1b, & 5, mackerel, mackerel, sters. 1 1b, $1.1 L Ry 11 " lmon, Al 1b, salmon, A\x.ulu. 21b, & shrimps, sau 2 1b, mon, C. £1.00; 11b, 82, Ve 3 1b ~Tomatoos West Can Co. A Stanaard, all, Sterlin 9, Cern J finest grown, &1.60; ine, $1 50; MeMurray's 2 1b sugar corn, 81 1h oxtra, Western brands, ; 2 b standard, Westorn Mushroons—I Ib 11b Frenct nary, 16@! dem fine, £2.005 2 1b Barly Jine, row, standurd brand, $1 10 String Beans—2 (b hieh grade rofugee, 2 1b Golden Wax bean, 2 1b string beans, soaked, Bostol B163: -4 1b Crown Pumpkin— 8 1b extra, $1.005 0 brands, 0@ ctly stand rocorn, ar corn, s -2 b 31 T.ewls, weet. Pota §185. Bake New 81b new pumpkin, toe. isi—Maciserel, No. 1_shore, half bbls, 00 bloaters, half bbls, #1500: white fish, If bbls, £7,003 trout, nalf bbls, W 5.00: salmon, §8.50; 1 h macl ¢1.10; 1 1b finan haddies, S290@8.00: 1 b lobsters, 0(@3 00; 1 1 Alaska sulmon, A b oysters, 10 oz, Haltimore Pee oz, Baltimore Pec 11b'clams, little necks, §1 2 ittle nocks, £2.10: 4 1b sardines, imported, ver case, 100¢ 1100 16.00; 1§ 1b sardines, imported, pev 008, §13 1§ Ib imported bone- rdines, ardines, American, I'rench style, 05,003 14 1b sar- 10 s, French style, 4 1b sardines, mustard, per case 5; imported key sardines, 2 1v s Grand ¢nd, largo middles, snow whiie, 2 1) sn0W White, b boxes, #¢; lecland halibut, 1e; medinm scaled lu’rllllu. ey No. 1 scaled hes i, 22¢; domestic llvl“fllh herring, 5i¢; Ham- buri spiced herring, $1.50; Russinn sardines, Russian sardine n. saci imported [Tolland_herring, Crown brand, S0c: do, fancy milkers. CrocoLAT German «m xtra (ieorges, now,51{c; Bank, new, 4}4¢: Turke ilver 2 1b blocks, AND Cocoa—21@iie per 1bj ey, rod, Se. e—P. W, ; gasoling, 1 40y salad’ oil 1003 No 9, duzen. Svaari—Cut loaf, standurd,powdercd un llllllu 20,00 per per 1, S@l0e do, white . 18@le. [ iATs—1 ib funch tougue, 210 lu corned beef, 81 .\1.: 1 corned beef, £205; 6 th corned (U corded bedt, $1400, 2 1 IU 6 1 10~ h'brawn, $0.50: 1 1b comvressed ham, b u)mprenscd bam, $.75; 1 Ib { pints, §3.00 per doz. Y At ol et fuu.nr) twins, 11@123e; off grades, T@Sc; Van Rossen Edam, £11 50 per doz; sap sago, o; brick, 123e; limburger, 11¢; domestic per 1, 1@ @hfc; No. 1, 5 per cent off list. in bbl, bulk, $210; 1 best grade, 100, 33, , 103, $2 20; rock salt, {ry salt, Astiton, Ib bags, 83c; bulk, 224 1 bags, 8$.25; comwon, in WiArriNG PAPER—Straw, 21403 rag, 2gc; manilla, 13, e Baas—Union square, SALT—Dairy, 230 n. best grade, 60, rina, 414 roni, 10¢; v and tapioca, 6@ Ariosa Germe, P lwiy 16 o 1545, 17¢; brooin twine X Marinrss ¥ fine, 40¢; flne, 38c; S, TwiNe—Very fine flax, 3 fine cotton, LSODA STAKCH— 3 nne flax, Saleutta hemb, He, stables, Am., per 100, §17.00; 0. Lewiston, por 100, $1 monds, 15¢; Brazils, 14c; filberts, 121§ pecans, llet walouts, 12ige; vecnul cocks, 8: roasted. 1le; Tenhessco peanuts, sEs—Whole, per 1b—Allsp 9¢; cloves, Penang, 24 1 pepper, 13@lic, (Grocers) —Per copperus, 214c; Bay leav epsom salts, 4¢; glsuber saits, Sei sulphur, blue vitrol, Yo alum, 4c;’ tartaric acid, rosin, 2c; saltpeter, ubsolutely pure, 10 gum cauphor, 21bs in box, 1 oz cukes,” i hobs, X und 15-1b packages, zu.~ sag 1g-1b p.num;n.l. i madder, 1ie; saltpeto 10¢; iudigo, 8-1b and 5-1b boxes, S I, 65 indigo, 8-1b and 5-1b boxes, Madris, ing wax, 25-1b box: 25-1b boxes, white, Corr reen—~ancy old golden 230; fancy old peaverry, 25lgo; Rio, choice o faney, 22c; Rtio, prime, Z1¢; 140, guod, 20c; Mochs, 29c; Java, fancy Mandehling, 28¢; Java, good interior, 2ic; African, 2l¢ Rore—Manilla rope, 150 basis; sisul rope, 220; cotton rope, 1023 new process, Sigo Corrox Twise—Bibb, very fine, 8 or 4 ply, 22, fine, 20¢; Daisy. 18c. Um\znAQuurm, per doz., $3 doz., $ .25; bulk, per gal., d4c u'\.'n rGAR—30 gr. cider, 8u; good, 12¢; fine, 16¢. Mn“nu~llhll N. O, choice, per gal, lack strap, 20¢, God . 3ibb, white, 18¢; 10¢; Cas- \utiuess, : seai: red, 314c; sealing wax, Rio, : pluts, per colored, gom, 10¢; beauty, 43 boono, Lic; peerléss, caio, §1.50. Couser JlAN!—UOILnn, ‘r Androscog @, 7 K«Mruru«u (uukporl. 03{c: Conestoga, 6. T akland. A .}.u‘lnlcrn-uo 1YY, 8o; Shotucker, S, Bye; Wurren, No. 870, 160} ey York, 30-inch, 3 York, #2-inch, 13}e; Swift Kiver, Sc} horndike, OO, 8i40; L horudike, £ Hlgoi norndike, 130, '50: Thorndike, XX, 1 Cordis No'5, Oc; Cordis No. 4, 105c. KENTUCKY JEANS-—~Memorial, 15¢; Glen- 20 tar, S0c; Hereules, 1c; Em- pire, 2 wold, 273e; Mellville, 2o 3ang Crasi—Stevens' B, 5 bleached, Bc; Stevens' Stevens' N, Sigc; bleached, Yige; Stévenst SKT, 11ige MisceLLANEOUS ~Table ol cloth, $2.5); mmu oil cloth, marble, §2.50; piain Holland, §ei tlmlo Holland, 12)ge, —Pluid—Hultsmen, 2 5 Iron Mountain, , No. %, w3, 22i{e; GH No. I, %, 263c; BH'No. 2.5, ';,‘. BBH No. 1. %, 80e; Que” chee No. | Pixts—50lid Colora—Atlantic, 614c tor, 63c; Berlin oil, 61403 Garner oil, 6@ Pink and Robes—Richuond, 64c: Alien, te Rwverpoint, bigc; Steel River, 6o; Pacifi e Indigo Hlue--St. Loger, shc; Wash! ington, 6ic: Auerican, Gige:’ Atuola, Bc; Arnold Céntury, Ye; Amaud, 12¢; Stiefel A, 120; Windsor gold ti't, 10ige; Arnold B Arnold A, 12¢; Aruold Goid Seal, Yellow Seal, 105gc. Campnics—Slater, 50 Woods, be; Stand- Stevens' A, 7¢; bleached, Bifu} Clear White ANNEL—White—Quoeche No, 2 Queeche, No. 8, 8 inch, : red 2anen ¢ inch 3ic 4 inch, Ana- 24 inch, dc; HA Vit B, G, 3 DEX TS Toz, 8¢y dafTee Heave 105¢; Beaver Creek C4 VRINTS —Dress mapo, 4'g¢; Lodi, dlge : Winasor, 6 Amoskeag, 9 oz, oz, 1ei 161 Ha Richmond, ¢y Paatie, Allen, 6 rddystons, 61c Lumber and 19 ft 14 1t 1 00 15 00 1 1500 1500 1 1500 1500 1 1500 15 0 @i ne Mate ft 18 ft 20 1t ) 1600 16 00 00 1600 1500 00 1600 1600 1500 15 00 1600 1500 1600 16 W 1600 1700 17 00 1and 6 in, 1 No. 1, 4 and 6, 16 1/ d 6 in, 12 lllx! 16 in, 16 1t. §1 17 00 1700 17 00 15 00 X 1900 1900 IENCING nd 14 i, rough, §1 S1T.00@17.50; F1A5)@14.005 N . Frsisuina —1st l\ntl 2dclear, 1Y, incb, 82 s £40.00.451 00+ 15t and 24 clear, 11 and £ inch, 828, 817 00,050, car, 11, inch, 8 2 8! ; Baclect, 14, it and 2 inch, § 18t and ar, 1 inch, 8 2 5, &15. r, 1inch, a2s, §30.00 loct, 1ineh, 8 38, &4.00; 13 sclecy, 1 ineh, 8 & 0, TOCK HTOARDS feet, #1500 13, feet, £11.00% £30.00 A, 121nch, 2inch, 818, C, 12 inch, 81 s, D, 12 inc No. 1 com 12 1nch, 8 18, m 12 inch, 8 18, 14 and a1 14and 10 14 and 16 nd 10 foet, povlar, lear popiar, # 1n pancl, § poplur, 15 in panel, stock wide, clesr poplar corrugated ceiling. i in, $25.00. Pos1s—White 0 m halves, 1% white cedur, 5t 1n halves and 8 in_quarters, lic , 4 in round, 16c} 108800 red codai Tei spht oalk, white, Sc: sawed oak, 17 Sine Lae—No. 1 plain x0. 2 plaiu, S und 16 in, §15 £17.00, Barrexs, WeLnL Tuny inch, 6)c; O. G. el well tubing, D. & M. sud bev. kets, D & H, flat, $21.00; pickets, e, §18 00, i AND PARTITION—1st white pine party a white pine partion, £7.00 i in yeliow pine ceiling, § O] '« in Norway, $13.50; 24 com I in Nor wm. 12, FLOOKING ~1st com 6 inch, white e, $34.0 om 6 inch, white pine, £30.00; 84 com 6'inch. white piue. £26.00; D com 6 inch, white pine, £20.00; com 4 and 6 inch, yel'ow pine, §15.00; Star 4 nch, yellow pin, $17.00; 18t ana 24 clear yellow pine, 4 and 6 inch, 81550, SniNGLEs —Per M- *A%, § standard A, §2.40; § £L.60@L.705 6 inch ciear, $LIH@LS0; $1.10@l. 155 clear red cedar, mixed widths, from Wushington territory, $3.40; California red wood, dimension widths, $4 cypress, clenr heart, dimension widths, & £2.40 Lave—Be: CEMENT—$ Prast SCHROEDER & DEAN, GRAIN, ProvisionsmStocks Basemeat Fiest National Bak, 305 South 13th Street, - Omaha. ~ COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, Capital, - R, SMOO 000 Surplus, d 18 10, §17.00; No. I, O, G. com in, com XX clear, §3.20; cxlr.l 1—$2. ). A. Henry. LB Wil wshier; M Anderson, Win: G. Madl. & pros inms, A. . Hopkins, pre SMallar . 1! Diryaut, assisting cushicr, NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U. 8. DEPOSITOEY. (MA7A, NER, Capital... : 5 ,jmu,o(o pl 52,000 M. PATRICK, H. &, Hua THE IRON BANK Cor, 12th and ¥, eal i BUNUD Correspondence solicited. 185UED BY CITIES COUNTIES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, WATER COMPANIES, ETC. N.W. Harnis & Company, Bakers, 1632165 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO. KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO., Buccessors to ileed, Jones & Co. Wholesale Manufactarers of Baots & §:083 Akeuts for Hoston Rubber Shoe €., 1102, 1194 and 110) 11arney Street, Omaba, Nebrasks. “Brewere, 81URZ & ILER. Lager Beer Browers. 1681 North Eighteemth Street, Omang, Kebraska. L OIIRNIL'E WORK? Mannfactarers of Galvanize] Iron Coraice and metalilo skylights. John Epeneter, tor, 105 and 11)8outh iith street. CLARK S EAM HEATIN COy Pumps, Pipes and Enginss, Biap: E’fl.h'i..'.:"‘:'d‘h"'“ '"&“"‘u,'.:‘»‘;."."“" o S. WINU ENGINE & PUMP Co., Steam and Water Supplies, Halliday w.nt mils, 918 and 90 Jones at., Omsba F. ods, Acting Manaer. U, DBROWNELL & CO, Engines, Boilers and General Machinery, Fheetiron wors, sleam pumps. saw mills. 121121E Luavonworth strest, Omubis. iron Works, PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrmm aud Cast Tron Building Work rass work, general foundry, machine. and Jth work, Ofice anl works. U #0d 17th street, Umaba. OMAHA WIRE & IKON WORKS, Manafacturers of Wirg and [von Railings Desk ralls, window s, flower stands, wire SIg08. 15Nor N 16k street, Omahn. OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, Ianr’m of Firg and Burgiar Prcof Saf:s, uits, Jall work, 1ron shutters and fro escapes. G ubreon, urop v Cor: Wth wid va kboh Sit: Wholesale manufacturer: i Sa, Uflflll;fi Blinds aud lnuhhnus uch uuu. 204 sard 4ireets, Omabe, Nob. UNI()N BI'OLK YARD CO.. 0f South Omaba, Limited. OMAHA JOBBERS' DIREFTUHY. A rlculmml lmp!om'\nta. LININGER & M T kel Agricnlt'l Implements, Wagons, Carriages Buggies, ete. Wholesalo. Omaha, Nebraska. ll_Ol.l.\'h'. Ml IH'I.'.; & STODDARD cfi Manufacturers and Jobhers in Wagons, Buogies, R ks, Poows, Bla Cor. 00 and Pasitic st ts, Omats. __Artiata’ Materials, A. HOSPE, J Artists’ Materials, P.anos aud Organs, 1513 Douglns atrect, Omalia, Nobraska. — g Boots and Shoos. . MORSE & €O, anhdl;s of Boats and Shoe, 101, 1104 1105 Dougl s stract. Oma'in. Manutactorsy Bummor streot, Boston. I, Coke, Eto. M e rm'n_lam St Coa's 00 ¥ At Natloeal Bant B4t O, Neb, TUMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME l‘O..< Jobbers of Hard aad Soft Coal. 200 8outh 1ith street, Omaba, Nebras! NEBRASKA FUEL CO., Stippers of Coal and Coke. N4 South 1 il Cg‘mmlsaion and Storage, LL & RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Marchanfs. L lclllllul ~Butter, oan. poultry, g8 = lltlluwmd-ln-rb l‘lllnll'l'NM LA e e O iy i . _ Cigars, N v, ARMSTRONG & CO,, Wholesale Cizars, @A North Oth Strect, Omahs, Nob. “*Hello" 145% ———————} Dry coods and Notions, 1d & Co., Dry Goods, Furmsll g Goods and Notiong 102 ana 10¢ l)mnhn cor. 11th atrect, Omahn, Neb, KILPATRICK KOCH DRY GOODS (( . Taporters & Jovuessin Dry Goods, Notions Gents' Furaishing Gools. Cornar 1ith aod Warney stroots, Omaha, Nobrasin. P — Y Furnllurs DEWEY & \70\1‘1. Woolesale Deaters 1 Furnitare, Famam street, Omaha, Nobraska. CHARLE HIVERICK, Furnitare, Omana, Nevraska. ol crnoarlos. MeCORD, BRADY & C Who'esele Grocers, 13th and Leavenierth s8.:6ts, Omaha, Nebrasks. ‘ H.xrdwa ‘0. W.J. BROATCH, Heavy Havdware, Iron and Stel. Springs, wag: & hiraware, luubor, eto. 1308 Wriley seraat, Omahn. HIMEBAUGH & TAYVLOR, Builders' Hardware and Scale Repair Stop Mechantes Tools and Butialo Soxles. 1406 Dougias street, Omnha, Neb, ¢ A. WAKEFIELD, . Whtlesale Lumter, Bte. Imported and American .uumm C PO ent Tor M Waukoo 11y ) W Quit ey Whfte CHAS. R. LEE, Desler in Bardwocd Lamber, Woud carpeta unt parguet tlo kg, 0Ll and Douglas AllKinds of Bui:ding Material at Wholesaio 13th street and Uunlon Pacific track, Omaha. LOI/IS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash Doors, etc, Yards—Carner 7th Coh Tt omop Corner 10/ and Dougles. FRED. W. GRAY, Lunber, Line, Coment, Bl EL, " and b —— C. N. DIETZ, Bea o in Ml Kiuds of Lumber, Neuraska. Gl OliFl”bLl)hH & O Tmporters & Jobbers in Millinery & Nolions 403, 210 and 212 Souti 11tk street. — ey Notlona, i s J.I. ROBINSON NOTION C Who'esale Notions and Furnishing Gools, 1124 1inrney 3:rest, Omaha. “GONSOLIDATE Wholesale Refined and thmcatmg l]\ Axle Greaso, ete. Omuba. A. I Bishop, Mava zel CARPEN|ER PAPER LO. Wholesale Pener Dealers, Osrry & nice slock of pria Ing. wrapping !lnl writ) e ootal abi N wrvet by Sard papars 8 4. L. DEANE & CO.. ' General Agents for Hall's Safes, 821 and 52} South 10th §t., Omaba, —— Eto, H! HARDY & CO., Jobbers of Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Gnn*l, Honse hlmhlllu. Goods, Children’s Carriag Furnam sireet, Omaba, —— —T T e GHICAGO SHORT LINB OF THE Chicago, Milwaukes & §t. Paul Ry, The Best Route from Omaba and Councl) Bluffs to — THE EAST AILY BETWEEN me m“Ar:lsD %Obhclh BLUFFS onand Chicago, —~AND~— Milwaukee, Bt. Pau! Minneapolls, Cedar Rapidsy Rock Island, Frecport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madlson, Japesville, ‘ Belaty Winona, L2 Crosse, ! mportsat polubs Kast, Northeast aud |lllll1 Hleepars and the fine: "“l‘flf 4 \n l.f 4 run on the ma'n line of too Chicszo. Koo & Bt Paul Haliway, aad every unllunnli G ”llll‘!ll.ll by courtevus U)‘l‘l- of 't Ueneral Mapagor. i @onvra) Manager. ‘Al CTCAMPENTEL, Gsaersl Pastenger ang l.lr AFFOBD. Assistsnt Goneral Fassenged cket Agout. Gsnersl Bavariuteadens EBLLAL Y, g wutieniiy from K EN 0K ANUNE, £ |, T reatise (sealed | contaiiing full pare Liculars for lowe cure, FUEK OF CHARGE. PROF. M, F. HESLER, Lock Box 156, Detrolt, Mich, ik G ks )