Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1890, Page 3

THE Spl‘CMATWE M ARKET! nctive and firm, later in the day stiffened, @6.00: geese, mall, $4.00 | nalf bbls, #5350, family whitefish $3.00; sal R s iy o ko R L OHIROR I e ol Bl i g Bt U 4 0.1, 10@10 702 T1b Hnnn haddies, 8015, & b looiere ™ old. o al 1 eceipts e , 16@19. | ddies, 81.75; ors, It iy Ad¥ance. The total sates were 180,000 shares | wey ‘Gog'bunch of Ans caws sold st 0880, s I'BRT—Piokled, Kits, 700; spiced pigs | §1,90@2,00; 11b Alaska salmon, Aleut, §1 60, |*= . puinie o The ol lowing wre the ,r.,'l;..,,,,',,.,,,:‘.m:".: Wil nearly ovorythin sold 2t &) (. tongues, kita, 8135 pickled tripe, kits, finoupters, 10 or 1831 1b oysters, s on Boots and Shoos 8.48 regular. 1215 Northarn Paciflo,, ¢ One 1430-1b. heifer brought $3.6). - Bulls pickled H, C. tripe, Kits, 853 spicod pigs b select, { CIRUIUT S B ooy e e Wheat Closse Firm With a Slight U & {1 ooubous. .. 12k do preterre: i35 | wereactive and advanced a pace with steers hocks, kits, §1.12 | necks, §1.2 ittle ne 2.103 "”:""r' _'1"‘""(2 “"J'l‘t‘»“'f“ 0y ‘ Advanes in May. U: R 4ih cotnons id Do N Woie 1008 | and cows, with everything selling eatly. MEss Poik—Put bbl, #0.75@10,73 I 1b sardines, imported, 1008, cessom to Heed, Jones & Co 27y PO TP 4 “i6is | The supply of feeders and stockers was BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Per bbl, §1 $11.00@16.00; 1 1b surdines, imported, per | Wholega(e Manufacturers of Boots & Shoes s Central Pacifio, D DAR ™ good and the aemand fally equal Woor— odium, | case, 1008, $13.00@90.00; 3¢ b, {mported BONS: | a1y ror toaton Hbber E¥oe Cge 11k 110 dna 1106 Y 0, on WM. &8P on an active and strong market. @007 co ; cotts vie, h 003 1y - | ‘kluwu-v vehobe 5{‘“. q'll’u nriv!‘n-'r]rmly — rough, aves , ver ¢ 1008, French Browere. X & 4 St Paul & Omakia " r bbl $4.55; small 3§ ardines, mustard, | ~ =~ - 1) Yo A0 praferra. RS Y 3 o 4 N ! 0, & ILE. Oats Without Any Important Feature | ] 1% (6" LR o ig o] Racalpts of hiogs estierated 48,800, Goth & B, chow chow, s, 810024 ed Koy sar- STORZ & ILER, —Trading in Provisions Only Ranias s oM WeSt B & b pared with 158 Saturday. T market . Darlan, & vie, 875 58, & Lager Beer Brewers, Moderate—Cattle Make Hicntean Coiitiar. §|Westarn Uniont, ... 81X | §o o e oo e e an itk ems e, HEIFERS. i Der 1b, 180, stables. 8085 common, $1.50a1. 75 , 81 North Kightosath treet, Omnna, ebraska, 8801 Pacillc Wy D 9, " ams, No, 6 M average, JOCOA: 'b tin, 40¢ per Ib, - a Further Advance, -$50Y g o@s | And heavy hogs firm at yesterday's prices. [ 24........ 400 2 40 s '\ ) £age, 2 ¢ 'b tin, 40c per 1b, 5 Easier, ranging at 2@5 | A\j were sold early, the market indicating sixD, 22 ths, 81 to 14 ths, 03¢ CHOCOLATE=22250 por 1by German chie- | Cornloce. . R : au advance of a shude. " R thouldors, 8o; breakfast bucon, No. 1, 3 orgy red, b i ; i FAGLE GORNICH WORKS. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEn—5 @7 per cent. 8.......128 @ am sausage, Sc; dried beef hams, oo M Twise-~Hea ¢; medum, 18¢; . ) CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS, y 4 noos. tongues, £ 00 per dozen; dry salt meats, 5@ | hieht, 1705 18 13, (. o3 & as, | Mannfactarers of Galvanized Iron Cornice STRRLING Excmayar—Dull strong; sixty- Sheep. BL J . 2 "l a p el 3 U (50 d U 4 " Al it - B B, . Av. Sh. Pr. | ®4¢ver I ham rouletto, Gige; add lo por | 17c; broom twines - ULUDUR R b UL CHicaGo, March 4.—|Special Telogram to | 98 bills, $4.51; demand, #1.55. Jagre was quite & run of sheep here again 20 160 8 1 for smull lots, MutTiiss fine, | " proptietor. 18 and A1) Boath b are 3 it [ — today, but there was only vne double deck of 100 - R kg HAY—Choico upland, $,00@0.25; midland, | 83¢; medium, e S e s e —— ] Tue ]—The wheat market started oft Mining Stooks, good muttons. The other four loads were | 1¢ 40 $L80 Towlons, Shbe 3 i B Vet - yery buoyant this morning and May not only | New Yonx, March 4. —[Spocial Telogram | light mixed ewos and wethers, and hardly . 4 Ote TaEne G165, SRR ¥ s touched 80c but went fcr a minute to 80M@ | 1o Tre Bre,]—The foll ywing ara ths min- | 00d enough to suit the packers. The mar- s 4 3 BRaN—810.50, sona—Blls, 19 1503 kegs, __Artists Malorlnm_.“ B0%c. Atthe ond of tho first hour 1t Was | ingstock quotations: ;‘L‘“‘v"x‘l“"l‘})‘l‘o“l’ll‘!’"m“ e YOS Y U L : Cony—1! s X A. HOSPE, Jr., ! ew more loads cam el 2 and at noon off to 70%c, a shade | Al v 120 (Freeland.... ......10 OATS 150, g iata! i i y oning | Amwior 10211 T M NGrcrasa b iy : B0t~ (Quotations are for. delivi Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, co ULt L DLl L vt %) Homestake ] S VAL LAC Chicago). Dry buffalo, per ton, $16.00( d this morning, and 1c off from the very top | Cafedonia, B. i, 173 [Horn &1 K The followine is a table of pricas pad in SOUBLEY, d #17.00; Lowiston, per 1813 Douglas street, Omahn, Nobraska. ver et figure. But the break proved as temporary | Con. Cal. & Va or as the vulee and before 10 o'clock the price | Commonwealth. dry country,” bleached, $10.00@I8.005 dry country, damp and musty, $5,00@10 00. Nurs—Almonds, 15¢; Brazils, 14c: tlberts, this market for the grades of stock men- tioned: ¥ SKINS AN No. 1, large, | 125 pecans, walnuts, 12ige; peanut ~ Coal, Coko, Eto, Comatock, T, bd Prime 00 to 1600 1bs..83.50 (@4.5¢ v ' | cool ot Yo oy | Ty W OKE ) e of May was up to 793¢c, the very top price | Comstock, 608 teoes, 1850 15 1400 bar - B0, di 80@0c; No. cocks, Scj” ronsted, 1le; Tennesse pon AHA COAL, COKE & LINE on the bulge Monday. Tt was u big market [ Deadwood T, od steers, 1050 to 1300 ths, (@3.9) Common 1000 to 1150 b steers. 2.00 (@3.40 Common canners (@2.00 Eureka Con all day long. The crowa played for a break | Ei Cristo. ... from the very first. but had to scamver in 0. 1, i C small, 40 and 4, 10@i0c. Mink, | nuts, sc. No. 1! e, Bhiaime: ol migdium, Sogel | Diel (Grocers) s Ih—torax, 10oy Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, No. 1, small, 40@dvec: N copperas, 2lge; Bay leaves, 1 e, 10y 200 Bouth 19th sireot. Omaba, Nobraska. 3 epsom saits, 40; glauber salts, 3 sulphur, — — — A ) = = Ordinary to fair cows. It fat i 5 " T TVE = and buy when the prico started toward 80c. | o (OGH QK AT Ay ] a j biuc 'r:ul(\x'.m'va'l'"'.\'.stn'.1'.:'\:-';:-:‘ NEBRASKA FUEL €O, The first good buying was by Sobwartz & | on ISR s | Gooa to choica cows @ .yux, No. I, | 3 Dupee. Hutchinson bought early. All of S gum camphor. 2 1bs i hops, 15 and 3¢ 1b packag 34-1b packuges, 15¢; madaer, 13c; s 10¢; indigo, 8-1b and 51b boxes, S I\ B1b and 5-1b boxes 25-1b voxes. red 5-1b boxe v Correr Choiea to fancy cows Fair to good Choice to fancy bulls..., . ors and feeders . 1, 40@H0¢; 1 Shiypers of Coal and Coke, 14 South 13th street, Omahn, Nebraska, Cigars, {N, ARMSTRONG & CO. Wholesale Cioars follow: 10,100, ), ro Pardridgc’s brokers coverad wheat as fast | g0 $IO000 s, ract as they could get it. William Dunn bought | of 4348 were aceopted. X L : Light stock for the continent and there was also some —_— Feeders, 050 to 1100 18, . buying orders from the couatry. Liverpool PRODCCE MARKETS, Eair to choice light hogs, cablos were firm and spot and futures March b m. ocloso— | Enirto choico heavy hog guoted tended higher. Under the sier; Mare ¢ Ma; Fair to choice mixed ho, ored at 81.23, {. Offerings Skunk, 35@10c; N 1 84.00@5.0 Red fox, No. 1, $1.00001 Grey fox, No! 1, 40@3i Mountain wolf, No. 1, 2,50, 3 No. o of 1o o ! I R Pratle wolf, it @81.00% v o1d ¢ | @08 North 0th Street, Omaha, Neb, Tello" 1499, influences early the bulge tool eady; March, 25¢c; May *x Unit , Beaver, No. 1, per 1, &.00@ 10, prime, L= TA08," Olids nbove B0 ITHtchiiso tirasd | OMS—TFirm}. Moroh, S0ico; May, Siive, e bk e L ., per b, &2.00@3.407 No. 5, ber e | Mochh, 2065 Juva, nDry Goods and Notions, _ place. Once above 80c chins Ryacbay, d5ic0. The following table gives the average cost i No. 4, 50¢; Bear, blnck, No. 1, $15.00 | €00d interior, 24c M IH & €O, scller of May. The crowd took this for a | i AN, L of hogs on the dates montioned, inciuding TRl LT G OLT, Basls—Manilia rope H Hisarics 4 : signal to tako profits and thero was some | Prime Timothy—$L. 14 {@1.15. :?)lll:lguslludny‘l:\rv:cl:‘nsu\l ‘1‘:':::',,5“'“ rcpgslmnl: No. 1, $10.00@20.00; cib, $1.00 iton rove, 16o¢ uow | [][-y Gfiflds, PIIPDISDHIE Goods and Notiong rrl';'lt.v K":wl'u: ncllmnl to reslize und!(‘l“': Flax—C nssli.(ll.t Marohl 3 3, Miroh 4. 3 No. Av. Price. ?;""v l""‘““rfl""fl!l;ll‘ per S DAY "l’: ; } 1102 and 1104 Douglas, cor. 11th stret, Omahn, Nob, aken on the advance. It was argued tha . 5l o b vest: cornfel 5 eer, summer, per ] 3 8y, 3§ e S 5 e it s it it A ey cndy; %",m.:‘, $0.85; May, '}f""f‘ Mareh 8.0 118 101 westerns, cornfed $ 00 930 gresn salt, per plece, 5 oarts vor don, §3.705 pints, per | KILPATRICK KUCH DRY GOODS 00, - eady; March, 5,00, . PIRE, On the Market With Horses. 3 antelope, per Ib, 20c; elk, per Ib, 5:bull, per gal, 94c. | il " i lnryely, and with a bulgo of about 8 in a fow A Itangs of Pricos—Hois. . ; b T R ] =i e cider, se; good, 12e; white | [NDOMErS & Jobbers in Dry Goods, Notiong duys it was safo to sell for a reaction. On | 10 conts in many oa vinter wheat, 8.00@ | Tthe following tablo shows the range of | F.Miller, Cedar Rapids. 3150 No. & . , 15c. flnuH' Furaishing Gogds. Cormar 1ith and araey this foeling the price went to the bottom fig- V@ ;""ll"-‘;“‘j":‘ll!; "53{“:"“"5“';“‘_ On the Market With Sheep. ,Ihlw_w‘}r» o 1, open, m\l““\lz;: !)x‘f.xg 0. ‘C;II::::".‘.“!N'I‘ ral, | ts, Omnha, Nobrassa. ure, 70%c. Eve nyhu.m & Co, ;.m! Ln.llnhy |15@4.20; short | G0od to choice mixea hogs O. S. Walcott, Archer; £. M. Gibson, Rl ‘_’,‘iz“‘\\u‘;v"i_;m;- No. 1 WRAPPING PADPEI-- , per b, 11/@ Furnituro BRI o ot o @i Tty gl 15; short ribs, March, 84.00. | Good to choice heavy hogs.. . IR ; ' | aiges rag, Bge: manila, B, Aabos No. I, 7 DEWEY & NTONE Tk (IO S0P, It wale G- | Qyar—Stetdy) creuimari, 0@} QM | miange of Friven=shass. On e Markor Wieh Hous, S P A e | SAS S M BPCOeT ioale Dealors 10 FuPutane e WHORS TS BIboeA B aha 1 hightr | Cheese—Firm: full cream cheddars and | Thefollowing table shows the rango of H. B. Dextor, Blair: R. E. Roberts, Wash- calf hides, 5e. Damaged hitles best grade, 6 ; best grade, H 7 T Tandy Y 5 @ | prices paid for shee Other closing prices were : ?{‘.[." B1{@lgc; fancy Young Americas, 11@ ,1:.-‘1".;1:1 I(.:lu. s):rL:vm jngton; Farmers’ Co-operative association, | less, ' Shoop pelts, green, each. 1 S $2.40; best g &4 40 @5 50 Cedar Bluffs; Horton Brotbers, Verdigre; e YooK sal Farnan strot, Omaha, Nobraska. 2 3 Y sheep pelts, dry, per lb, 0012 ) crushed, $1.80; dairy salt, Ashton, &6 I bags, S SHIVERICK, / littlo to not Hgga—Easicr: fresh, 12@15c, Good fat sheep. 330 @ W | Corell Bros. & Co., Plainview und | 3ic@ige: No. ' Soi grease, whitd, syce; | 8c: buile, 254 tb ba sommon, ih VL LI S0 )0 mwarket, the activity of wheat withdrawing Hides—Uncharged; heavy and light green f"“"“"“'m"' <20 @37 Creighton: Packard L. % Co,, Creigh- | yellow, 214 @s3e. bbl, & 3 Sk e PHN]m]I‘B. % attention from this cereal, And bidding was | salted, 4}@43{c; salted bull, 8%c; green | Lambs. 400 @600 ton; Wilkinson & G., Avoca, Iuj K. C. VEGETAD New — Lettuce, per doz C. D Goons—Fruits, ifornia canned Omete NeLERIRR dull and dragging the entire session. The | salted calf, 5 ry flint, 6@7c; dry salted ConiHATAVE DABIL Adams, Logan, Ia; H. Kuhl, Aspinwall, | heads, 45c; ragishes, per doz buncnes, slo; | goods standard brands, 1, per doz— J undertone waus weak and had 1t not been for | bides, 6c; dry calf, 5@be; deacons, 20c each. P pATALYS e Thiurs, Ly saughn, Harlan, Ta.: Jones | green'onions, per doi bunches, 30@40c; pa S SLTU@LES: Japricots, | piel feal __Grocoerlos B the firmer fechng in other speculative | Tallow—Unchunged; No.1 solid pucked, | ~Tho following tables show the range in | Brothers, Hastngs, 'Ia.; B, F. Bowner, | foy. per doz bunchoe: 3 sonpbunches, per | &1 bluckberries, b AL articies the market no doubt would havesold | 8%¢c; No. 2, 81 cake, 4, prices on hogs during this and last week: Arapahoo; James Coats, E loweg Transactions were iv the main local, Receints. Shipm'ts. gallons, &4.5 cter; Jake Panes | doz bunches, 4b@50c § Mi Dorchester: M. P. Williams, Cedar Creek; | small, por doy bunches ; i cherr| 3 celery, an, MoCORD, BRADY & CO., 5@ 5 11i- 4 : pears, Bart- ! e dopan I E0us:. eererenns 14000 P800 Diee This weok. | Last weok. | F. A, Halsay, Archer; Farnors' G. & S. Co.’ ; celery. New | lett, 2 ellow., 82 0; Wholesale Grocers, e R b e hET e e e IWhakb L0 26000 e & Cor, O E st st e baicDgl | Orléans, per dos buniches, T5@io; Califor- | pouches, luion cling, '$235: DUIMY, CHE | 13 and Lanvenweon strcos Ooinn, Nobraskn, ‘he speculative market opened a shade | Corn. 22000 B0 [ e T a | ough & Co. Ord; Pirst National bank, Ra- | nia, $1.00 per doz; apin cu- | $L.05@1.50; plums, golden drops, $1.80: > . L under the final figures of yesterday, was | Oats. 90,000 222,000 'rnem-’y.. n & i | yennas Tobin Brothers & Co. Duaning; | cumber, per doz, 55 oyster plant, cen gages, $1.06@1.80; peaches, Hardware. steudy for a time, then sold” off e, ruled [ Liverpool, March 4.—Wheat — Firm; | Wodnusda; 0 @l Soylor & Blair, Broken Bowi W. O | por dor 46@a0c; new beots, por bushol, $1.00 | Bay City, with pitts in, §1.60; currants, W. 7. BROATCH, PR steady and closed s @!{c lower than yester- | demand fair: holders offer sparingly; Cali- 3 62gws iy | Swart P. Pall, Silver = City, 1a.; | @1.25; how carrots, per doz bunches, 40@50c; | gooscherrics, §2.10; raspber 4 \ day, Cash property wus in fair request, of- | forma No, 1, 7s 8% per cental; red western 365 @3 8 J. E. re, O'Connor Brothers & S, 5., | new turnips,.per doz bunches, 40@30c; pie | ries, strawberries, Pender: | plant, per 1b, (@ic; new cabbage, Louisiana, eastern standards, £1.55 C. W. | per crate, £4.00; new potatoes, Bermuda, per | pie, & @3 80 Lyons; \\l‘ihclfl‘.‘r & Chittenden Thomas Harris, Central City of Hogs. | Branch, Norfolk] Dodge & W. ferings moderate und prices a shade lower | winter, 7 than yesterday and closed steady. No. 2 Cora was in fair request and sold at 25@28!4 per cental. inwie st o1p | Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel. 005 gallon pic, $3.003 abpies, high | Springs, wagos stock. haraware, lumber, oto. 1308 iet; now mixed, western, 8s 7i4d | “Hig Today. Yesterday. + A A & Oulkdalo; | bbl, §0.00} tomatoes, Bermuda, 10 1b boxes, a{.undlll’rds, 2 1o )mrllgt-hvrrl;ea. 90 o 1b 1 Hardey streot, Omaha, ' e o price e ¢ e % 3 r i e a8y | Coburn H. & 8., Atkinson; (i Newer, | per box, §1.50d strawberries, 900 2 b raspberries, T HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, e pauipricelearlyant closed at 350 bl O e e e e Toosinia | Hgiion 885" | Cloarwater: Ni-W.-M. company, Stanton: | PV eesroneae 0% sweot potatoes, fancy | 21b blueberries, Sta@doe; 2 1b blackbe £ ”,“”‘ e L OB S any new features of special importance, | unsettled ang. dulle No. 3 rod. ot hsmhoy | Lowest: . o U Farmers’ Union, Leigh; Kuller S. & F., | Muscatine, por bbl, $.00: onions, extrn | 05@70c; 2 Ib strawberries, preserved, §1 Builders’ Hardware and Scale Repair Shop Offerings were not large and the demund | [ srencin o8 mas, S Aoats S50 GIoL e b SN RetaTol Leigh and Seribner; . W, Melcher faucy, per bbl, £50; onions, fair, per bbl, | & Ib raspberries, preserved, $1.50: 2 1b black: NiSah ools, and Buffalo Bonlos. 1408 Dougl 1ot of o eharacter to inapire large trausac- [ o) “'4/ U rafad rods S1%@sies options | Ofolal Y estome, O ntimated Today, | West Pointi William Gelirko, Shickley ; 2.50; rutabagas, per bbl, $2.00; carrots, per | berries, preses neappies, Bahawn | Mechantos Tools an Buffelo Senles. 1403 Douklas tions. Tho demiand for car ots of No. 3 10 | Suvive’ bat irrapulan, " closing wchonions | Oficial Y estorday. tetimated Today. | Sang & Linwood; = C,'S. Edwards, | bbl, $2.00; parsnips, per bbl, $2.00; beets. per | chopped, $2.00 u grated, $2.75; 2 store was Light at 201§@20%¢c. No. 2 white York; B. J. Morris, Western; Hayes & Me- March closing at S7igc. cars S Hogs, 53 cars 00 | & L 18,5 3 bbl, $2.00; horse radish roots, bbl, £.005 | 1b Bahama sliced, $2.50: 11b Standard sliced, Lumber, Eto. xR for May met a moderate demand and sold at Corn—Rocoipts, 104,000 bushels; exports, | Stsep. s ears 3 K8, stcu:! 1300 Clelland, Edgar; T. Cochran, Wilber, hurtjbx;ng}ng’roulln, per )Ln, 7c; ‘Lu\uw roots, El < Q ll" m.mvl ‘lrh“? ib red, Baltimore, 85 JOHN A. WAKRFIELD, 2L @2Ag0. ,000 bushels: ' spoy steadier and fairly : i jo 8 s - per °.00; colery roots, per doz, 60c, b o W, ’ ¢ Less interest was manitested in_the mars 3, Bo3g@B5gc 1n elevator, 309G Disposition of Stack. On the Market With Cattle, Arrie Burter—Per Ib, b@ie. e Wholesale Lll]]][nfll', Elc. You for bog products anc irad- | 7o afloats ungraded’ mixed, 20)4@327%0i | Showing the number of cattle, hogs and | . McDonald, N. Morris, Herman; M, Olsen, | MINCE MiAT-—S0 per Ib, i eI ool Murkeths Imported and American Portiand Coment. State K e e o oLy modorato, Recaibts | oyrions moderately active bui unchanged, | sheap. boasht by the racka Cani tdiod | Hartington; Rl Roberts, Washiogron: NEY—-15@10c per 1b for choice. Rostoy, Muss., March 4.—[Special Tele- ted and American Port ment. 3 of hogs were fair and prices ruled lower, | Yareh closing at Ssige. DHyere O (oAt T Cine il € | Fred Schrader, W. F. Edwards, Berlin; Ola: gram to Tue Beg.]—The domand for wool ‘Wna Quiroy White Aiich had some offect in checking the de- | ° Onts—Recelpts, 5,000 bushols; oxports, == = ham, Burgess, Nohawka;' H. C. Lefler, 7c; | continues moderato and is mosuy contined | ~_ CHAS. R LEE, 1 mand for products. Eustern markets, through | 40000° bushels: " spot fairly aotive. aad Cattle. Sringfleld; A. A. Dorn, Neols, Ta.; J. True, | cdium. 6@re; | ¢ et T s SOOI private sources, wero roported easior and | grronger; No. s white, 2c@2ige; mixed | Buyers Guernsey & J,, Avoca, Ta.; D. W. Austin, | light, 5 . B@ie. 0 small lots. Prices are steady as the trad Dealer in Hardwoed Lumber. | this also curtailed speculative inquiry. Re- | weateru, 20@de; Whito" western, | 5i¢; | St on co Yorkshire, Ia.; J. Williams, Portsmouth, T BraNs—Hand picked navy, $1.5 rules, but arge lines can only be moved ub . ceipts of products were larger than for | oivicns qull firm and higher, March clos' | George H. Hammond & Peterson Bros., Weston, Ia.; Jones Bro; hand picked navy, medium, §1.40@1.50; hand | concessions, Good Ohio X flecces sell at 1 | Woolcarpets and par juet floqring. &th aud Dougles goveral doys pust and_shipmonts wero quite | g o 3s)ye.” g RS A iR oA Py Hustings, T Deota & M, Kéaraoy; 2. M z;t‘:lfun}d country, $1.5081.40; good ciean, 8120 | @41350, XX av 83@33bgc, and No. 1 at87@ ——STISSOURT 3TN TR G- 60— iberal, especially of meats and lard, a goo Coffee—Options steady and quiet; sales, con Combs, C. D. 'Lompson, Laira, Colo’; J. C. 3 : ST e it | 3 3TINS0 MTNIN B propariion of tho latter being uccebtod on | g 0. bages March S0 00180 Sey, | Omahs Packing company Kinsley, Max; W. & Bevion, W, 1 Jowoll | | Hoxer—Por 1o, Iinois comb, 10o: Cali- | 075~ Michigan X flzcces aro quiot st 20@ | Mo and Shiopers of Havd and ol Coal ) darch contracts. Advices frow Liverpool | §1470@16.80; spot Rio' steady; fair cargoss, | Hamorn & Staptiony Adams; William Hecht, Axtell: Paxton & | fornia comb, l4c; Nebraska and Iowa comb, | 204c. No. 1 is worth about 3ic. No. 1 L0 First Nationat fiank i e, Omans, Neb® Indicated asteady feeling in that quarter | go0 o, 2 Benton & Underwooi] 'D., Geneva: J. H. Cowperthwaite, Friendy | 12}{@lic. combing wool is firm at 35@40c, Ohio fine LOUTS BRADFORD, 5 y Jith higher prices quoted for lard and bacon. | *Fege asy; 153§@10c. N e e oy Wi P. Thompson, 'Dorchester; T, B, Stand: | Ourese—Perlb, full cream Y. A., 12¢; | delaine at 33c and Michigan av #4v 1n ter. Butorders from abroaa were only fairand | Sugar.-Raw, firwer; fair refiuing, 5 1-16c. | Shippors aud’ fecders ard, Exter: Lyman Sary, J. Terry, Ravenna; | full cream twhis, 113c: full cream”Ohio | ritof buyers not disposed to pay any advance in wool there have be Pork—Iai ules of fineat i N hea e etEany: B s Nichols, Litchfield H. C. Smith, Mil. | 8Wiss, I5c; full cream Wisconsin swiss, 13@ | 5655 los of tineat | Tlealgr in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash A. 8 fine medium at 5 vrices. Shorts under the circumstances ") y 291¢: ! 5 ford; S. M. Clark, Waverly: J. W. Wilburn, | 14¢; full cream brick swiss, 11@12c; full | at 5 Oregon, Californin und Texas | Boars, ete. Yards—Corner 7th and Dougias. Omee woro not inclined 10 purchaso to any extent, | Muen go.gy 0 WO steAm, 80.2303 | W. R Van Zant L1 i Greenwood; Lyman Cary, Ravenna} | cream limburger swiss, 11@132c. aro dull. ' fn pulled wools there havo been | —.. Uoraerbia and Dougl wkile there was no particular pressure to Butter--Quiet; Elgin, 2734@28c: western, Hogs. Rooney & Co.. Brayton; Carry & Chandler, Fisu—Fresh frozea white, trout, pike and | sales of super at 30@35¢ and of extra at 22 FRED. W. GRAY, sell. Outsido orders were light and mainly | i g g ? + o) ickerel, per Ib, 7c; herring, 54c; sturgeon, | 2Sc. tralian w frm. C: in "the way. of evening up trades. Showine the number of hogs bought by [ Phonandosh, la.i A B Coffman, Mondamin, | pickerel, p FEiRy e 2 e R Cacper o0l Jhoaso—] i A > h .: G. W. Neff, Horman; H, Warner, Craig} are quiet. ] . Early in tho day the feoling was | o0 0soseFirm and in good demand; west- | tho leading buyers on todav's marke g:amax.,nu T DEMorOen Mokamn: f{;ufi,‘ ORANGES—Per box, Florida brights, $3.75; | e Lflmhfl]', mey Ue[flflm, Etc ) Ete. rather flrm, and trapsactions were | °F% 10@10ic. Armour-Cudaby Packing company DR one L HL B Dester g i e | nbsete, 580 Smonsinac 0 DAl Corma1 tth and Doaalas strerts, Omaba made at .slightly advanced prices. Later | Clnclnnatl, March 4.—Wheat—Stoady; B o Emeraons J. W. Wiggns, 'W. T. Rickloy, | fancy navels, 8 25; chioice, 8.00; Los An. SGHROEDER & DE AN C. N. DIEVZ T the fecling was not so strougeand trading [ N9, @ red f8@me. - a o s ate A A. M. Watson, Columbus; Jas, Frazer, Cq geles navels, $4.50; seedlings, Riverside, ) Dfifllfi[‘m All Kinas of Llll]mfll'. was light with prices s little more favora. [ (X S kI Lol i :5'@,,4 mmfney" P eavaran lumbus; Wm. 'Weedman, H. C. Kiester, St. [ $3:35@3.50: mountain, $2.25; Los Augeles, y . bleto huy;)rn. dei;.zl fiunlurodllnrguly i [ EAOASTRIastN N0 8 mxed 1% @A3So. SRR Ry o e il Edwards; Gould & L. Fulierton; J. W. M- ugu; in fivepbszlnlu 350 per :n‘x lels.uw@ I0ih and Calfornia sircets, Omaha, Nobrasss, ¢ contracts for May snd July and there wasa [ Srd 4 Representative sales, Intosh, Chupman: I. 'Hoy, Silver Creol; J, oNs—Per box, messina fancy, #. 3 ( fair business in transfor at tho curront dif- [ Kansas Ojtv, March 4. — Wheat — Q. Westervelt, Norfolk: Henp. Brethery ; verdelli, good, $2 50, ) MilinoryiancsNotons) ference—10@1234c on mess l&ork‘ 1“"@1'.’,',un b";}"fl No. 2 hara, casb, 63}¢c; No. 2 red, X 5o Pr Oakdale and_Elgin; F. 'Pulsifer, Crowells e ’)“.‘Pm' bul;_c:. Ew@rfl.ugb 5 Gt % 1. OBERFELDER & CO., on lard and 10c on short rib sides. Near de- | vash, o i v. Pr. Pr. Brodham & S., Snyder; George Loe, Eidon: ALAGA GRA Fancy, per L $7.50: . — T, . ! livericn attracted vory liltlo atténtion. In- eady; No. 2, cash 2lo; March, -, 920 88 ¢ 75 |'W. G, Bradiey, Anguss J. . Goodell 4 Co.. | choics, per bb, $6,007 00, AND Importers & Jobbers in Millivery & Notions 4 quiry on shipping account was comparatively 1150 asked. R {2 | B.J. Morris. Western: Hayes & MeoCiol CocoaxvTs—Per hundred, T S I eI ] light and offerings woro not very larwo, | Outs—No, 2 cash 17540 bid; 18c agked. 81 | land, S, P. Leiglow, C. Westerling, Edg ArrLes—Per bbl, $1.00@4 e I Y Sales were moderate and full former prices St. Louis, March 4. —Wneat~Higher; ;“: D. G. Robb, Endicott; S, E. Beabhm, Cort- ERRIE } 4.00, % e e Notions, A were reachied in most cases, cash, 77 an Innd; G. L. Storm, Auburn; E. P, Blaisdell, | , Ci bl, refined, $6,50; half bbl, Basement First National Bfl[lk, TR A i OHIVAGO LIVE STOUK. Corn—Lower;®cash, 25!¢c. g Hamburg, la. L:\‘ hard cider, pure, per bbl, §5.00, . CO., Qats—Weak; ‘cash, 2J{@)5o. ED O1L—bic. O'g. Pork_Wirm bt $10.01 3 Market Mention. 305 South 13th Sircet, Omana. | Wiglesale Notions and Farnishing Goods Cm10AGo, March 4.—[Special Telegram to | Lard—Ficm at 8 M. P, Wiiliams of Cedar Creok sent o a Greceries, 1124 Harney atroet, Omaha. 4 Tur Bew] — Catrie — The demand was | Whisky—$1.03. B car of hogs. Ditep Fryir—Currants, new, 6c: prunes, | _ COMMERCIAL = oo = 3 fairly active, with another up turn in prices. Butter—Unchanged 3 3 3 M. D. O'Brien came down from Atkinson | casks, 1,300 1bs, 5ic; prunes, bbls or bags, el S i e J Most of the telegrams sent to the country Ny!’":;rlllx:?t: ugflxa% > \}}A'Je;fl;{lj-rm: 3 with hogs, Biges cltron peel drums, 20 Do, 2 Jomon CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., 1 quoted an advance of 1)@15¢, the advance rorn S thady s Nos b a7idaana (e2s% 3 85 A. A, Dorn came over from Neola with a | Peel, drums, ArigaiRe, 50X, 19,2208y ] ipati i 1 0 y 1¢@330. B ot b e 1ic, avricots, choice evaporated, 14c; apric ; — - 50i6 Rofned and Lubricating OLS, 1 covering about all classos of boef cattle. Ex- Steady: No. 2 white, 2230, e gar.of °‘"C“" b cith | €ots, elly cured 25 1b boxes, 16¢; apricots; | CaPItal, =" = -7 $400,000 ‘W,hq!e A R RN .g.,,..u.,. ) poriers were doing little or nothing, profer- | Ryo—Easy; No, 1, 43k, Bio0 > oare of hogeme 1o from Exetor with | gu,dy, 95 boxes, 18c; apricote, ohoiss bage, | Surplus, = = - 40,000 | AxleGre Lt - 1 ring to wait until tomorrow and take their Burley—Quiet; . 2, 403gc. 200 | tWo carsof hogs. 80 hs, Lic; apples, evaporated, 50 1 boxes, — i chances. But few Texans were in sight, Provisions—Firm; pork, .55, 10 A M, Watson came in from Columbus | ge: apples, Star, 84c; apples, ‘fancy Alden, Officers and Diractors —E, M. Morsoman, oo e St Bk with a car of cattle. . 5 1b, 10c; appies, fancy Alden, 81 3. Hital ! A. Hen CARPEN | ER PAPER CO., hence native buichers' stock sold quickly 40 P. J. Roonoy of Brayton was at the yards | Salt Luke, 53¢; BiAckbertice, avasoruhy! R s PRI d il - ) a Salt Li iics ) ed, o) 5 - , ci : aud av strong prices, In the stocker and 407 | with w car of cattle, 70 I boxes, d3;e: cherries, pitted, dry cured. 0t Besiutan castior, o casbier Whalesale Paver Dealers. feeder line thero was little or nothing new, i{c; 405 John Wiggins came down from Columbus | 13¢i pears, California fancy, 14s boxes, 25 I, i - e —_ o nice stock of pr.o .umnwm and writing , Choice, $4.60@4.85; medium to good alm;lr"a, 1 m))‘rm ron, Muléch. 7705 410 With two cars of cattle. 12 % peaches, C.ul' No. 1 f:flci\', 448, ulnu bags, Bpocial akention given to card paper. 4 1350 to 1500 1bs, $4.00(@4.50, 1200 to 1350 1bs, #3503 on track, 78%{ci No. 2 northern, 15 o a 801, j beaches, pared, fancy, 18¢; Salt = Rt ] $15001.00; 300 200 e L0 Stocl. | Mareh, 7oigc: May. 0501 o track, 554(a17c AR | e B T e oy pog ML e cias on e SG) hd -10, “LOwR; D 7 K 6 4 25 >, E. MeDenald of Ci . ) boxes, 155 pit ) . L. A . - and mixed, $1.60@335; bulk, §2.40@3.80; STOUK. 585 | of Catlo foom Haroma. "€ DFOVEUL in & car | boxes, Sie; Fasphotrics, ovan, N V. now. | NATIONAL BANK General Agents tor T orn fed steers, $2.80(@3,60. g ; 260; prunes, R. C. 0070, 9}{@101{v; "orange 2 4 o hicazo, March 4. —1'e Drovers' Journa! i N N, be g 1 " pxas cora fodtenis, $3.00,0 0 gront | | Ontoazo, March £ =Tio D 3 1 340 J. A. Cowperthwaite, a regular Friend o Cralaliin Calti O T dbSEh e, U. §. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. ’ Hall's Safes, g hulk of the stock sold about u nickal lower, énmu‘mmm 500; shipments, ——3 7 shipper, came in with cattle, .85; Cal. loose muscatels, crop 1889, | Capital. .. -$400,000 821 and 523 South 10th § ha. but everything was olosed out and the gen: [ Ll ZHtece . 100 S aen =t A . Doxter of Blairand R. . Roberts | §.00; Valencius, 1888, Oc: Valencins, new. | Supplugdan, 14, 1890, . 57,500 TEATe eral market closed steady. Packers paid 3 00 80 Ao J 57 | of Washington marketed hogs, Blgo; Cal. seedless, sks., 73{c; Ondura layer, ! " Toys, Eto. n steors, #300@4t5; stockers and feeders, 270 Wt IS AND DI ORS et 0y, SICUCSr s $3.00@4.05, largoly 4 00, aud siippors puid | g345Gi0 70, cows,” bulla and. mixed. $) 60 3 George Nower of Clearwater was at the | DOW, 926c: pruneless, 1244¢; dried grapes, 4c. 5, President. H. HARDY & CO. i #4.00@4.05. Light sorts sold larizely at $4.00, @ 'oxas corn fed steers L80@3.60, 2 yards with a shipment of cattle, VEGETABLES—Tomatoes—3 Ib extra, $1.00; President. A 2 ) ' Prime and faucy heavy including ‘butchers' Ho 23,500 i b y 81b standara, western brands, 80@95c; gal- Jobbers of ; Hogs -Receipts, 28,500: sh ; 2 J. W. McIntosh, a regular dealer of Chap- 5 y i woights sold largely at $4.05. Ao W Bo lower: inixed 85 2 man, Was I WiIth 8 Oar of catt lons, strictly standard, $2.90. Corn—Finest m l]flm Mmlms Fancy fiflflfll — 83.85@4.000¢: light -&175@' 5 h LA A, a5kl grown, $1.60; gilt-edge sugar corn, very fine, “, ) ) d d FINANCIAL o@iTe . RS 2 . Wolcott & Son, the big sheep men of ] x 0. 301 MoM '8 2 s 0 Archer, came in with four cars of sheep. Phii aeaureayiph iy sgar cors BLS Ib Honse Furnlshing Goods. Childres Ib extra, western brands, 85c(@#l ¥i Carriuges. 138 arnam street, Omals v, 3 P8, Shoop—Keceipts, 5,000; shipmonts, —— ¢ & NEw York, March 4.—|Special Telegram e e ey A 5 80 2 Seth Kelley, an extensive feeder and | standard, western brands, T0@80¢c. Mush- e —— P 1o Tun B |—Srocka—At tho rosorts lust | ofa cornfod. 64 804500, Toxome 88 st ns: O baial Tokamab, camo it four cars | xeome; Lt French oxis uo e 1 16| THE JRON BANK, UMAHA JUHHERS' flIHEETUBY 5@0.50. g i cattle, french, flue, 18@220; “rench, ordinary, Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts, 1 night bulls were few, Where one was found | lambs, $4.85G0.50. o o 3 ary, . - mes Frazior ot Columbus was amon; lu(tg!!c. Peas—Tres flue, per can, 26¢; A General Banking Business Transacted. Mr, Gould will return and, acoording to tho | ShiPments, 1005 market active and higher; fairto fancy natve steers, $3.30 @4 90; stock- ora and feeders, $2.25@3.00; range steers, $2.30@3.00, theadvance. Among thoother stocks which Hows—Receipts, 5,000 programme, take Lold of his own securiti The statement 18 out that St, Paul will he: five loads. $2.00; 2 b early June, §1.25@L5; 210 Mar: T i J. B, Philbrook came fu'from Clarks and | 'O, standard brand,'81.10; 2 ib soaked, fic. WANTED 5 brought o car of sheep in with hin tnat end | Striog Beaus—2 1b high grade, Refugee, oo [l cITiEs, e 2 Ib Golden Wax beans, 75c; 2 Ib string 5?.‘4’.'52‘7' s::x: Aumnn’] [mnlgmgu[x’ wMu“g‘flamafl' i , 70c, Lima Boaus—3 1b_souked, 750, Nels Peterson of Petarson_Brothers, rog- | Lo £ 51010 1020 80 10 40 DA 12 B W ) 80 — i 5: | Correspondence solicited. Bugkies, eto. Wholesale. Omalin, Nobrasks. A market steady; fair to choice heavy, $3.93@ 80 | ular shippers from Weaton, Tn., wus at the | Loson,Baked toans 3 1b Lowis, $1.06; P! COMPANIES, ETC, | =T SnS2 _—00iis DOn o 10 W will surely accompany St. Paul are named : o crown brand, 81.50. Sweet potatoes—3 Ib e WIND ENGINE & & Gous w U, 4.05; vacking grades, $3.9024.00; light, fair 80 | yards with two cars of cattle. Now Jersey, £1.60; daisy, 8185, P s w H | co'p‘ly Bank ¢ the Rock Island, Union Pacitio, Missouri | f:'ps PAGEInE krados, J 50 W. C. Swarts, the leading stock man of | 5 1b wow bospkin, 950~ o> Lumpkin « W, HARRIS & s DARkers, am and Water Supplics EAGRR S0 Atotlsan. Bk ALt toia the | gl00 o WD Tl o oo pe 80 | Silver City, Ta., and one' of - our. most fro. | - Ore ermmnsas W, 10ic; W, W, 163-16% Dearbarn 8tr Hallicay wind milin, 918 future, The cold facts remaia toat the mar- | 1 o0 shipments, — 450; mark FHT 80 | quent shippers, was on ' the market with & ”’L neadlight, 13c; gasoline, salad oil, 70 Stote Stree ‘& # ROk, Ac ket makos no new friends a8 the days pass. | cunnors, T5e(@81.255 cows, $1.0001 244 | car of hogs. o $1.25@9,00 per doz. % Chicago parties ure soilers. Cammnack has | ors, §1.500: I ST z X 5 ; B | 5 ROWNELL & CO, R. E. Kuhn of Emersop and H, Warner of | Suears—Cut loaf, 8c; cut loaf cubes, 7ige; ¢ ALL S 3 B {1 A 8 | craiw, 3. W. Witburn of'Greenwood and D, | staudurd, powdered, 7ige: XXX, powilers "S"]egs )a ’)[‘ prsiwancy A | Baoines Boilers and General Machinery, gy | Goftman of Mondamin, Ta., were among | 80 granuluted, standard, 6%¢c: " confection: A Uls “rewsovanr.” | BRatie OBUIS UC Ublal RAELOTTs those who warketed cattle. ers, A, 65c; white extra C, 6)5c; extra C, O A vanworul troet, Omatia: b in after | Neb, 6¢; aniber, 53¢c; ! renewed his bear tactics and on every little | calves, §2.00 advance the sellers come out 1 full force, At the opening today the bear leaders sold St. Paul, London bought Louisville, Un‘lflll )Ls, 8,100; market opened losed lower, losing advanco; T0@?1.80, ——— . Miles French was at the yards a 202020101519 15 5 10 1D RS RD 2D D IS AW WI T WA WIS LS wesELw = & ¥,March 4, —Oattle—Rooelpts, @ four months' seige with féver, Mr. French | S0APs—Castile, mottied, per B, 8G0100; s Jmpeared and Daim: Pacifio wnd Su Paul. Sagar Refineries, | 8,000; shipmeits, nono; market - higher 9 | was out ubout ix weeks 8go, bat. safforas o lie pas Iy oy A 0[' (rao‘eg pureEOYed Proport Union Pacifio and St Paul monopolised | stecrs, $3.304d.75; stockers und feeder o7¢ | relapso aud has been in bed since, , CANNED MEATS—11b lunch tongue, $2.00; R Purchused or Negotiated. ¢ about all the intorest th in the mar. | §20)3.40 ‘ — 3B, uaeh longue, B475; 1 Ib “corned best, Wrought axd Cast fron Building Work ut all the intorest there was ‘Hogs—-teceipts, 6,000; ‘sh 5 ps. | $1:205 210 cornea'beef, $2.05: 6 Ib corned . A ket, the remainder belng veing dull and gen- [ ;o8 T AP Pl ém"f}m noue; A OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. |}t 55,605 14 1b cornod beef, $14.00; 2 1b i ho Negotiatian of Kagjex orass work, gensral foundry, machine. aad erally stagnant as usual of late. There was Sl Yo 1 200 o, goicless pigs foct, 8220: 110 Euglsh brawn, 0nas, COUBURARION BON D, nekalih wark, oas ¥ W ffi.'.':':’fi:",’.fi&'.“';"a?;“?r;'&f\2'?2"45' :cr‘:;:l: PHARM YR A300K: 200 xfil«nlnfl_i?msuy frosh, 1lo; cold storage, | lish Bruwn, $0.605 1 1b ;mpregn'-u {fn".fi, OMAHA WIRE & IKON WORKS, L 2 2 3 4 pickled, limed, sal y bot wanted at 1.75; 2 1b e ressed ham, §2 3 | 5 . s Solici i Ber T St st raton Oty 20 B, ool gm;" Riomariasi an &75; beipped | Correspondence Solicited, &agufgclu}“?p of Wire aud Iron Railings except in 8 {ew instauces. Slight further AR : Maroh 4. X Buiten—Creamery, fancy rolls, priats, & A RINACEOUS Goops—Barley, 3@ic; fa- v ealls, wiodow gusrds, tomor sunds Tovson wara goncrals swaained und Sogan | p eIt atte stimaiad ot S8 oon 2 (@es croamory, fancy solid packed, 2i@o; | rina, Bo; peas, s oavmeal, 93/(@ho; mack: W. B, MILLARD, (Do oy iy TR after opening at 5%, retired to 641§, but the | opened active at firm prices on everything, !lllry} fancy rolla | roni, 10¢; vermicelli, 10c; rice, 3@ige; sago Room 813 Brown Building, OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORK and priots, entire market then reacted aud Sugar rose | Later on receipt of advices from Chicago of dairy, ancy ~ olid | and tapioca, 6@o; lima beans, b Omaha, Nob. i ! Solire marksk. thva rou 009 | LaiSF 0B SoRlpS oF advioes from Cblosya of H packed, 17@ite; dairy, Ghoioe, ‘1a@toc; | *'Corrne — Housted Arbuc Ariosa, Sl S lflflr’fl of Fire and Barglar Proof Safes, o GIi{, Ot activo shares woro gonerally | Sl recciyis * and - stronger " price 3 country_roll, choice, 11@12; cotntry roll. McLaughlin's XXXX, 24%0; Gorman, . Vaults, Juil work, 1ron shutters an brought up to 8 shade above the opou(og - | 1ht, Ghwsea Hapis at ‘Hres %t Grrs ood, 9@100;" country roll, fair, 6@ic; poor Dilworth, _Col d 1) e d laroms, 24%c} G."Audrecd, brop ¥, Cor. lith snd Ja Lson Bl ures when the market became intensely dull stock, @be. prices, most sales being reported at an ad- EEEEEELLEEE 000 5 00 00 €0 €9 02 €0 05 00 10D I KA WA SED D LEsscg8g2EEEEEHEARNI2S 2 e, in Farts, tough tho best prices wero well | vance'over Monday's brices. Tho qualtity H pxckue'ufi'::q1u‘:'lifif-'kay‘iffi?;gd‘m:'fi:f‘7 | s nafifi?fl:fiffilfi Crorgos, now, i SSH] muintained for the remaiuder of the hour, ?”l A Feotls A fl;cel"- OASLY uoou-ut ore H chickens, fancy, chickens, choice, T@Sc; | tio; snow white, 3 1 bank, new, ahgo; Turt Wholesall 1 4) The strongest point in the murket was off 1 m“"“{mm: “";":‘;: 5. Tho bule of ’z‘n’. 008 3 chickens, live, 83.00@3.50; geese, dressed, | key cod, lurge middles, bricks, sic: spow olesale mRURIAOIUTRRE Uf , er cent at noon and Big Four was up 1 at | 08,5\ B 46 8435 The bulk of tho sates H fancy, 0@10¢; geese, drossed, cholos, wihite crates, 125 b, “Doxen, agot “Tosiand Sa°D, Doors, Blinds and Monldings. $03¢.” Conl tocks waro hoot stesty . | Wero st $5.65@4.50, opeued strou & iz Reese, live, doz., #6.00@7,00; ducks, dr balibut, ;' medium _scaled berring, 5503 Brauch biice, 128 and 1xrd strsets, Onisus: Neb, . 3 3 g on everything sira- 358 faacy, 110; ducks, choice, 8@10c: dveks, No. 1 scaled herring, 23¢; domestic Hollan - S scllent earnings were reported by the Atch. | ble, only a few sales being reported at steady 88 doz., #2.50@5.00; pigeon h ROPrin g, B50i Has e g e iy et 4400, St. Puul aud other roads, and whe com- lp‘:n:..mw‘lnl:ls overa sales woro reportad ey 360 ROsur=Jack soips, Russiits sardings, 180, Hussisn oatq o EOUTH OMABRA. | tively easy fesling for moncy enabled | pricc, M9, T00 ROvadce over yesterdavis ~ I 00@1.25; " wallard ducks, lain, S5c; imported Holiand herring, Crows e e e * bo stock market 0 hold strong until tae | brices pnlfl" . llh‘tflll‘: nz. m;llhl‘lid A ;}‘D'\:" e % i ;ln:ubwk ducks, #.00@6.00; red- rand, 80¢; do. favcy wilkers, 90c; mackerel UNION S10CK YARD O, &lose, when Lo et galus for the day were [ Wilh the sweor market' aud " obeniny 810 16 830 | #1.80@5.00; mixed’ dooky oy wucks, doz, | No. 1 shore, balf bbls, 81 $1.50@2.00; mixed ducks, doz, $L50@3.00; | bils, $18.00; whtetish, M‘:‘b\:‘&‘fi? U'\:I.lllv’. O S Omal, L,