THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , FEBRUARY 28 , 1808.
WALL STREET IS UNEASY
Oannot Look Upon Maine Incident with
Equanimity ,
PUBLIC GENERALLY BECOM'.S QUIETED
CUnrkrt Hit * a Hopeful IVnlnrc In ( lie
Doimiml for .Svrurlllrft li > Ion-
ilon' ' In I'nro ofVenk -
/ " * ncud Here.
NOW yOHKr b. 27.-ncnry Clcn-'j hcml
of flic f > aiil < lnirTiou of frcliry Gfens &
Co , writes of the situation In Wall street :
During the last week the Mnlne oxclte
mcnt has tnkcn thorough posaef'ilon of Wnl
ntrcet. Whllo among the public nt largi
there lias been n gradinl n'jatcmcnt o
foiling nnd n growing disposition to hops
that Invcfctlgntlon may nhow the dlBnsttr to
have arisen from nccldcnt , yet on the stoc !
exchange there has been each succeeding
day more Inclination to apprehend an out
tome that mav Imperil hnnnonloui relations
with Rpnln , Thin paradox ndmlts of easy
explanation. Among the habitues of Wai
Rtretl there Is an element prone to sonsa
tloiiB nnd to exaggeration of the significance
nf exciting pvinto : ardent In their opinions
quick. If not rnwi , In their conclusions
i.lvfn to the highly RcaHoned contents o
Home of the dally pipers and therefore
prone to accept the warlike bias with
which the unfolding this unfortunate In
rldent la nerved up day lifter day. These
operators , though restricted In their trans
nctlonH , are somewhat Important In mini
bor , and their sales hnvo an exnggerato <
( ffect upon the market ; they have their In
fluencc on the opinion of the moment , nm
Its effect IH demoralizing. Herein lies thf
explanation of much or the effect of the
Maine dluiHti-t upon prli.es.
It Is also to bo tnkcn Into account tin
previously the market was predisposed to
n reaction from other pauses Strong oper
ators hud actively worked the market ii )
to a relatively high tange of prices Two
weeks ago they Intl begun to realise their
profits , and their silcs had been Interprclet
by thu Inltl.itul as n warning of coming
Fqu.ills When the news from H-ivani
struck the imrkct It gave force to them ,
expectations of a corning break nnd wlthli
n few days has prprlplt itcd a fall of 5 to '
points which otherwise would have been
upread over n larger period , In all this trte
room "bears" have taken an active hand
selecting the weak spots , attacking stoj
orders nnd adding fuel to the exeltempn
by sensational rumors From the nature of
the rise little effort has been made bv the
"bull" side to arrest this drift of affairs
It Is not bv any meins certain what the
olllrl il Investigation Into the disaster to the
'Maine in ly develop So far as It has gone
though nothing conclusive has been dis
covered , yet such partial Information as 1
cli-incd tends nther to encourage feirs of
trouble with Spiln than to nllny such ap
prehensions Amid this uncertainty nobody
cares to buy l.irgcly even at the greatlj
reduced prices , for It hardly admits of a
doubt that In the event of a threatening
outcome of the Investigation , prices vvotilt
go still lower. This Is u prudent attitude
under the circumstances , nnd wo canno
reeimmend buying nt present , except upon
sharp drops and for short turns
One hopeful feature , of the market has
been the revival of the London derrnnd for
HPcuritles , not less than SO.fKX ) shares having
been t'iken during the week The. new1 *
relating to China and Africa hns been dis
tinctly favonblo The assurances given oil
bj fie French government have dlmlnlshci
the. nnnrehenslon of trouble with HngHnc
over their competition for territory In In
terior Africa , and Lord Salisbury's utter
ances have had a like effect. In the presem
rensltlve condition of her home politics Ii
spems the last thing to be expected ol
Fnnce Is that , for the more acquisition of
law territory of doubtful value to her "he
woull nish Into a war wltn one of the most
powerful nations Moreover , French Jingo
ism IB restricted to a eompiratlvely unml
group of speculative , politicians , to whose
IrfliiPtice with the government there Is a
ready limit.
The Chinese question seems to have
reached a nolutlon which will preserve peace
In the far east for at least some years to
com" . Kngland has concluded a treaty with
th Chinese emperor of far-reachlnp consc-
qtii nrcs. In provides for a joint loan of
1C.KXCOO ) by Great Urlt.aln nnd Germany
which Insures the Immediate return of Wei-
Hal-Wei to Cilneso occupation nnd shuts
out UusBla from the controlling Influence
nt 1'ekln which It had hoped to cement
through becoming the lender. England hni
also secured the Immediate opening of nl
the navigable waterways of China to the
traders of all nations and the opening of
two free ports two years hence. At the
same time China pledges Itself not to dis
pose of Its rights In any portion of tht
great Ynng-Tse valley the chief region of
rnlnn's resources to any foreign power.
The effect of all thN Is to make thrce-
fourthH of China free to the commerce of
the world nnd to leave little room for the
schemes of annexation which certain powers
hnvo been attempting to realize. The per
petuity of this settlement Is assured by the
fart that It receives the moral support ol
all tro eommcrclil and pacific nations , aiK1
by the further consideration that Germany
appc-nrs to have transferred Its co-operation
from Ilussla to Great Hrltaln. To finance ,
thn significance of thcaj events In Asia .ant
A.'r'c.i ' Is that they relieve the old world of
the great war dangers that have been Im
pending nnd afford assurances of the world's
comirerce l-olng conducted under pacific
rnll"les The ominous China question and
tlio Greco-Turkish question having In nuc-
cetslon been disposed of there remains llltio
now to obstruct the return of confidence In
the llnanclal circles of Hurope. Tne open
ing of China , with Us vast resources and Itj
4t 000/00 of people , to free Intercourse with
the triulng nations must Immediately give
n great impulse to International commerce
and sl-ould confer large benefits upon the
Linlttd States as a competitor for the trade
of the celestial empire. Thcso are the m iv
thlngH that underlie and sustain the Invest
ment markets , and they betoken nn ulti
mo lu advantage to American securities
In respect to Cuba , symptoms are appear
ing which are suggestive of possible amelio
rations of the situation. W hear of Intima
tions which seem hopeful of a possible solu
tion of that terrible problem. The action ol
the Cuban autonomy committed u few days
ago bus attracted little attention , nnd yet
It Is lilgialy Important nn a symptom nt
least , If for nothing more. When u largo
majority of that body of loyal citizens of
Cuba asks for n further liberalization ol
the autonomy , for n reduction of Cuba's
portion of the war debt to JIOO.OOO.OOJ and
for an extension of the committee by fifteen
members to consist of Cuban pcnernls and
leaders It means a policy of material con
ciliation In quarters closely connected with
the governing powers. Moreover , there
npenis to be some reiiwon to suppose that the
gpnnlsh government Is disposed to extend
the liberties of the Cubans beyond what Is
provided for under the existing autonomy ,
AK > It l given out that negotiations are
pc-ndlng1 between Spain and our government
looking to 11 bnHls of settlement that should
flatlsfy the Cubans. It Is to be hoped that
these Indefinite Indications point to some
thing bettci coming. For the moment , how
ever , the situation calls for a conservative
caution In llnnnclal Interests.
Thcro should be assurance of peace In the
fact that It Is simply absurd for Sp.iln to
think for even u moment of going to war
with the Unltcil States. If they will only
reflect and wclE'h In the scale the difference
on one Hide and that on the other they would
Certainly liesltnto before talcing such a rash
flU'p. l't 113 mo wherein the difference
"MiBlstB. Spain as a nation U on the wane.
Ita condition IB virtually bankrupt. Its
population numbers only 17,000,00 of people ,
Thu resources of the nation and of thu
people are very limited Its credit Is equally
no. It Is true It 'has ' a navy nt the present
time probably equal to that of thla country ,
but owing to the lack of resources and credit
of the government It cannot be rapidly or
materially Increased. Any nation that goes
to war with the United States must realize
the fact that U would continue until one
cldo or the otlu < r was exhausted , for the
United Btnteu would never mmcmler to any
rower on earth. Thla la the best showing
that Spain can make.
The United States has resources nnd credit
almost without limit. It has ? 5,000.tto ( of
people possessed of energy , remarkable
iiraln power , methodical , level-headed ,
courageous , determined and with poucm of
treat endurance a people that have shown
tliemsclvex to be great In peace and grunt
In war. Our own civil war demonstrated
that fact , and nlt o that the people of the
'whole nation were uniformly brave. While
our navy Is probably only fifth amongst
nations nt thlH time , In the event of wur
nnd before- Its termination we would Iwcoino
n naval power. If necessary , equal to that
of England ; as with the credit of the na
tion , bucked by Individual help , It would be
enabled to buy all the war vissels now be-
Injr built for other notions as well ntt con-
etrnct very larg-ely at home. Many vessels
now In use for mercantile puriroaeti would
l > o converted Into vessels of war also. If
Klie president of the United States should
call to arms tomorrow the number of people
ple that would volunteer would bo so Im
mense as to dazxle the world. Such In thla
country l the love of country and the de-
elro of the people to protect the honor of
tlio nation , and It may bo said that there
Ja ucurccly any limit to which they would
not contribute In both money and muscle
for that purpose. A wur with thla country
( would be on exhibition to tha world of the
uparlorlty ot U > Ajncrlcau r , c * oa ca-
loyalty lo country , pluck , force nn < J
money resources , besides nn Inventive a nlus
for the crcnllon of war-making utrnnlls that
will surpass any other prctlon of the globe ,
AVAH T.IMC AM ) IXC U * IIUS1.NCSS.
Money Unur nnil Ocncrnt Trnilo 1'lcU-
Inur t'i llapldlj- .
W. H. nobernon , speakln/j / of trade from
the standpoint of n , O. Dun & Co.'n Mer
cantile ngcncy , rays :
"Notwithstanding the persistent talk of
war , the money market and Undo conditions
hero continue to Improve , nnd to far as
my observation Roes from this point tno
country generally Is not much Influenced
by the pronpect of trouble with Hpaln.
Stocks are , of course , made to fluctuate
from day to day , nnd some hesitation U
manifested In Inrpo transactions. There Is
n feeling of confidence , however , wnloh leads
AfQSTjW 6J < 'rfilly to cqncludn that 4 lit-
tlo1mi h with Spain at this tlmo Ivourd
not be very damaging to American Interests ,
since that monarchy Is generally bcllovJd
to bo bankrupt and unequal lo a contest of
arms with our nation.
"The serenity of this community la not
altogether unselfish , Blncn It goes without
saying that If trouble should nrlsc the set-
coast would bear the brunt of battle , wnl'o
the Interior would be called upon for sub-
rlstenco nnd supplies.
"The week lias been busy with the en
tertainment of visiting1 delegations , nnd
reports carried back by these visitors and
forwarded from all sections of the country
prove conclusively that our exposition Is
attracting more attention than any expo
sition slncn the World's fair. Progress at
the grounds la rapid and satisfactory. The
coitracts for exhibits are about closed , nnd
wo can now form a comprehensive Idea of
Importance of the undertaking Omaha
Ins nssume.il. Information from Washing-
tor , points to the success of the movement
for the Indian exhibit , nnd the exposition
managers , with the assistance of the gov
ernment will moKo this the drawing card ,
the most unique feature nnd probably the
most cntertnlnlnn exhibition of the exposi
tion War would probably cut off some of
the foreign exhibits , and to that extent
would Interfere with the success of our
enterprise , but If we should be deprived
entirely of n foreign department the showIng -
Ing of American resources and the novcl-
tlc.s which war cannot Interfere with would
draw the crowds nnd Insure us n great sue-
pfkuq
"The progress upon the II & M. depot Is
"iilllclently rapid tn make It certain this
structure will be completed before the open
ing of the gates , but our terminal facilities
will be sadly overtaxed bv the crowds who
must be handled from the ( list of Juno
to the first of November , nnd It gops almost
without saying that the experience of the
railroad compmlrs during the coming sum
mer will demonstrate to nil ot them the
necessity of at least ono other largo passen
ger depot.
"Speaking of exposition matters again. It
Is proper to say that vpry general satisfac
tion has been expressed over the concen
tration of the construction authorities un
der one head nnd tlio high standing of
the pener.il superintendent In this com
munity makes his selection gratifying to
all friends of hnrmonv nnd efficiency in the
evpisltlnn man igemcnt.
"An Increase ot II per cent In the clear
ings vvhleh places Omaha ahead of Mil
waukee , Iluffalo and St Paul In the clear
ings for the week Is one mote Indication
of the Improved situation.
"At South Omaha the week's showing In
cattle hogH nnd sheep Is n trllle short of
last week , but there Is no occasion for com
plaint at the yards or the packing houses ,
nnd the season's hop pack continues to
maintain Its lead over last year.
"At this agency the general upbuilding
of trafilc Is shown In the Increased number
of reports demanded , and the general solv
ent condition of the country merchants Is
shown by complaln'a from the collection
agencies of comparatively little business
I think It Is generally agreed that credits
In Nebraska have never been so peed nnd
lame ducks' are fewer than ever before
In the history of this Jobbing center. Lo
cally the Increase Is largely made up ol
restaurants , saloons , refreshment stands nnd
clgnr stores , but there are other new line ;
coming In from week to week. One gooc'
manufacturing concern , recently burned out
at an Interior town , has fixed Itself In
quarters on Farnam street.
"It Is always grntlfvlnR to mo to preach
the gospel of bope. and to assure your read
ers tha' the promises of prosperity are wel
grounded. The crop conditions could nol
be better. The local Improvements are
positive and nppaient. the atmosphere nt all
the banks Is clear , nnd confidence In every
pirt of this community nnd state Is stronger
than at any time since 1652 It takes no
prophet to predict that 1808 will be a banner
year for Omaha and Nebraska. "
CONDITION' OP XU\V YOIIIC RANKS
Itciiorn fop the Week More Encour-
nRlnic Than Rxpt'Pled.
NEW YORK , Feb. 27. The Financier
says : The statement of the associated banks
of New York City for the week ending
February 20 Is not as disappointing In Its
uhowlngs as had been anticipated. The
events of the week made It plain that heavy
decreases were Inevitable , nnd yet as a re
sult of all the changes the banks have re
duced their surplus cash only J2.729.123 , an
amount barely as large as current engage
ments of gold from Europe. The actual
loss In specie and legal tenders was $7.418-
400 , but this was partially offset by an
Increase of $2,332,700 In specie , making the
net loss for the. week r > , OC5,700. The specie
apparently went Into half a dozen of the
larger banks.
It Is Interesting to note that of the entire
cash reserve of the New York banks al
least 58 per cunt Is held tn the form ol
specie. Tno loss In cash was brought about
by the heavy Hhlpments to the Interior , and
payments Into the treasury , but the full
extent of the former Is not shown In the
statement.
While the larger part of the money now
being withdrawn from New York Is doubt
less In response to Increased demands due
to better trade conditions some of it re
flects the unsettled state of mind prevail
ing with regard to the future. Hut the
New York banks generally lose n portion
of their excess balances at this season of the
year. In 1807 between the latter part of
February and the end of March the exce.ss
reserve fell off $11,000.000. The loss during
February this year bus been J12,7DOCOO. Tne
reserve , however , Is now about one-half of
what It was twelve months ago , so that
the loss affects the market rather more
acutely. Still , the sensitiveness of the situ
ation and our strong position lus regards
International balances are well shown In
the fact that even the sllcht increase In
rates last week have started gold Imports.
A continued firm m.irlcet will only empha
size this factor. For the nisment the de
moralization of the stock mniket , the heavy
liquidation and realizations have contracted
the loan item. There Is nothing , however.
Indicating tnat money Is going to be ex
cessively de.ir , even should complications
arise. A study of thu last week's operations
Illustrates psrfectly the direction in which
relief can be looked for. In other words ,
our money loaned abroad can bo made In
stantly available.
I.omloin MOIIC > MiirUcl.
LONDON , Feb. 27 In the abwnco of gov
ernment disbursements , last wt-ek'8 money
market lacked supplies , and rates wore well
maintained. The American demand for gold
Is not said lo bo heavy The conclusion of
the Chinese loan , honever. IB bound lo
cause a certain stringency In the market ,
although but a Binall pioportlon Is likely
to leave the country , MIICO both China nnd
Japan owe larpo sums here.
The htork exchange had an uncomfortable
week , owing to the collapse In Amu lean
railways , scaring the weak bulls. Many
defaulters were expected , but this hns been
nveilcd apparently , although assistance had
to be offered In some casrs. Wall street
advices were mainly lesponslble for tlio
condition of the market here , which on
Thursday closely rccembled a panic. A
forced realization by the weak bulls , how
ever , cleared the nlr. nnd the feeling since
has been distinctly Improved , Huyers are
now waiting to take advantage of the tlunip ,
nnd any news of the Spanish Imbroglio
would undoubtedly 1mvo a prompt effect In
London. The only railroad shares that
snowed an Increase were lirlo and LaUe
Shore & .Mlemgun Houinorn. tue UCI.TI IBC
Include Union Pacific preferred , which fell
4V points ; Norfolk & Western preferred ,
which fell 21 points ; Phllnuelphla & Head
ing firsts. Northern Pacific preferred. New
York Central , Louisville & Nashville , Mlr -
sourl , Kani-as & Texas seconds , which fell
i points each : Atchlsun. Topeka & Santa
adjustment , 24 ! points ; Union Pacific.
1T4 points ; Chicago , Milwaukee A : St. Paul
and Illinois Central , which fell l'/j points
each , and Atcblson , Topeka & Santa Fo
preferred nnd Krlu general , which fell 1V4
lolnts eacb . Canadian Pacific , and Grand
Trunk shares bad nn average fall of Hi
points , nnd In South American railroad a
; hcro was a treneral decrease , The foreign
market closed higher , after an Irregular
weck. Chinese securities rose on the news
hut the Inland ports would bo opened.
Chilians recovered 1 point. Spanish aecurl-
lea , on the other hand , showed a net do-
cre-uso of fovcn-clghths of 1 point. Kngllali
rnllvva > 8 have risen gene rally. Among the
miscellaneous securities the Hong Kong and
Shanghai bank shares liavu risen to 45 on
securing tialf the Chinese loan , nnd Ilua-
alan petroleum shares have reached 21. In
lew of the reported profits of BSO.OOO In
our months.
Mnuelu-nter Textile1'nbrlr *
MANCHESTKIl , Feb. 27. The market last
nonth was dull , but ever alnce has been
active and advancing In nil directions.
iany of tte waoufacturen are unable to
take new business nt less than live month
ahead , nnd there nrc numerous Instance
where goods nro selling nt the same prlc
nn last year , with milling-cotton nt 4 pence
and yarns very firm. Tht-re la A good trnd
for homo use nnd export. The chief custom
era of the week have bctn India , China
Japan and South America. The liomo trnd
U rallying a little , nnd yarns are generally
one-eighth of 1 pence dearer. There wn
much business left over from Friday. Ger
many reports n fair business done nt a
slight advance. The French market wn
quiet , yarns being1 slow nnd the prices un
changed ,
CHICAGO ail.VI.V AMI IMIOVISIO.NS
Fcntnre * of ( lie Tr ml luff nnd ClonliiR
I'rloc * on nturilny.
CHICAGO , Feb. 2Il was a weak tiny In
wheat. July nt ono time was off IHc nm
May 2c. Closing prices showed a cent elc
clTno In uoth tptlonsl it was a narrow
market , nnd the weakness was due more to
lack of support than to the news which
however , favored lower prices. Other mar
kets were barely steady nt slight declines
corn nnd oats closing Uc lower each am
provisions declining 2'frfflEc , pork being th
weakest thing on the list.
For ft few moments after the start wheat
compared with the weakness It devolopec
later , was fairly steady. July started ' 4
lower to Uo higher , at from WHc to Wc
nnd May Ho lower nt $1 03. Lclter's broker
appeared to have some supporting orders Ii
July nt the start , and for this reason
that month showed steadiness until May
weakened badly. Then July followed. Trnd
Ing In May was very light. There were n
goad many moro selling1 orders than th
limited demand could tnke care of , th
result being n decline to J1.02. A reaction
to J1.02JI followed , then the market brok
again , and worse than before. May thl
time going to $101'4. The continued In
creasing production of contract wheat by th
mixers apparently affected May. Forty
three cars of No. 1 northern were reportci
out of private houses today , nnd twenty-tw
cars from regular sources. Most of th
routine news favored sellers. World's ship
ments of 77,000,000 bu , were looked for nex
vvee-k. Liverpool was from Ud to % d lower
nnd crop reports from California nnd India
especially from the latter country , were verj
favorable. The day's clearances from At
Inntlo ports' ' were equal to 322000 bu. North
west receipts were light at 109 cars , ngolns
212 last week nnd 230 n > ear ago. Chicago
receipts amounted to S3 cars. The weuknes
which developed In May was soon rellectei
In July. There was a good selling out by
people who have been "tailing" on the cam
pilui. , and who had become discouraged bj
thj recent downward turn to the market
nnd prices , In spite of the Letter support
declined steadily. At SS'ic for July the mar
hot hesitated for a time. A pe-rlod of dull
nebs bml narrow fluctuations set In , bu
about half an hour from the close the m r
kct developed fresh weakness under re
luwed selling of small lines , July getting
down to fsc , nnd May , which had In the
me Ultimo I allied to $102 , declined to $1.01'6
Shortly before the close Letter's broker
again pave the market some support , this
time1 in Muy the buying of a line of nbou
100.00J bu. being sulllclcnt to cause a rally
In that option to ? l.fl % which was the
closing price. This rally also lnfluence (
July t ) a limited extent , stopping the sell
Ing pressure , and starting a little covering
under which the price got back to 8SlM
SSc , where It closed.
Corn was well held , despite the weakncs
of wheat. There were plenty of selling orders
dors , but offerings were well taken , scvcra
of the larger holders Increasing their lines
and prices did not drop much A good cas !
demand wan n factor In steadying the mar
ket. May ranged from 2'i ifi297fcc to ISSM' c
and closed ( fco lower at 29V4C.
The feeling In corn was reflected In oatf
and prices suffered but little. Some weak
ness was shown at the opening , but there
were plenty of buying orders nt the sllgh
decline. Trading as a whole was limited
Cash demand was reported fair. May
ranged from 2CHc to 2o(02Cc ( , and closed
' 4o lower nt 2tc. !
A large trade was done In provisions
Se-lllng. especially of pork , was heavy. The
m.irket at first was well supported and evei
advanced for a time , but the effect of the
heavy liquidation was ultimately felt. Sell
Ing was mostly by commission houses A
the close May pork was loc lower at $1033
May lard , 23 lower nt $ o.l7' and May
ribs , 5c lower at JTiO'H.
Hstlmated receipts for Monday : Wheat
63 cars ; corn , MX ) cars ; oats , 403 cars ; hogs
31.COO head.
L iulliiR futures ranged na follows :
Articles. Open. | High. I Low. I Close. I Yesfy
W Cent-
May. , . 1 01 1 02
July. . . 80HOK 88H 88
Corn-
May. . . 29M
July. . 30M0M 301
Sept. . UH-32 32H
Onts
May. . . 2SJ4-20 2G ZOH
July. . .
Fork-
May. . . 1042U 10 86 10 30 10 35 10 00
July. . . 10 SO 10 02X ID 35 10 40 10 SS
Lard-
May. . . 6 20 C 25 5 17H 0 20
July. . . 5 27M 0 8'JM 5 25 6 30
Sb'tlllbn
May. . . S12K n is BOTh , 6 07W C 12H
July fl 20 5 22K G IB B 15 0 20
Cash quotations were as follcms :
I'LOUU-'Dull : winter patents , J4 SOffl CO
MrnlghtH. S43CKJ4M ; Fprlng specials , K 10fi3 50
Hprlns patenlx , * 1 70Q5 10 ; straight * , $4 404 | CO
b ikers , 13 C0g3 90.
WH12AT No i pprlntr , 80S810 ; No. 3 spring ,
8240 : No 2 red , Jl Ol&l 02'J.
( JOHN No 2 , 2b'ic ; No i yellow , 28'e.
OATS No. 2 , 234c ; No. 3 white , 27i4l2SVic.
IlYE No. 2. 454c.
HAHMY NO. 2 , t. o. b. , 324 ? oc.
rLAXSCno No 1 , J122 ; new , } 1 2C.
TIMOTHY SiiD Prime , J2 SO
I'lUMSIONS Mess pork , per bbl , J10 30j10 35
Lard , per 1 ) Iba , J5 17'4 Short rlbi fides
( loose ) , J500B525 Hry f-alled shoulders ( boxed ) ,
J4 71fG CO , short clear eldes ( boxed ) , Jri 25if5 43
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods per sal. ,
$1 18'4. '
MJQAnS Cut loaf , JC01 ; granulated , J3 51.
No 2.
OMAHA UI.MUAI. MARKCTS ,
ComlKloii nf Trnilo nnil CluntntlniiN on
Stuplc mill Fancy I'roilitcv.
nciOS-Qood Mock. llCllMc.
HUTTI2II Common to fair , Sffllc ; separator
creamr > % 20o ; gathered creamery , ISJJICc.
VIIAIi-Cholce fat , SO In 120 Ibs , quoted at
Sfi'Jc ; larKu and coarse. C87c
ninh8nn PODLTHY chickens , c c ; tur-
kejH , 810o : Kecfe , 7 Sc ; ducks , 7C8e.
1.1 VK 1 OUI TllY Chickens , Co , old roosters ,
3c , ducks , f > e.
(1ASI1J ( * < niall rabbits , per doz , 75c ; large ,
J1.23 , i-qulrrelf , SOSiBOc.
I'lOHONS I.l\e , 75c , dead pigeons not wanted.
" \ - ' | ' M ' .0 , midland , IS O , lowland ,
II fO ; ryp straw , > 4 M ; color makm the price on
hay , light bales Fell the best , only top grades
brlns top prices ,
CIJM3IIY flood stock , Urce , 40s ; email ,
ONIONS-I'ir bu , Jl lOftl 25
11KANS Hand-picked navj , psr bu , 11230130.
8WKKT 1'OrATOUS ICansui , 10-peck bbla. ,
- ( o
CAIIHAnn Good stock , per Ib .
rOTATOIJS Homo grown , Ma53c , Colorado
sto'k , "Oc.
FRUITS
AITMW Winter stock , $3 0083 50 ; California
llellrflrur , boxes , Jl r > 0 ; Cnlnrndo Jonathans ,
boxen , Jl 7ii Oregon , boxes , Jl 25.
CRANIIURHlnS Wisconsin Hell and Ilugle ,
J7Wa775. Wisconsin Hell and Cherry , JC 00.
aitAI'lN-MaliiKas. JlOOftCOO
Titoi'ioAi , rnuiTs
OUANQIW California na\els , J2 75(83 ( 00 , fancy
seedllncs. 12 30 choice , J2 25.
MIMONS eillfornla , fancy. J3 00 , choice , J2 75
IIANANA8 Cholie , larxc stock , per bunch , K.OO
C. 25 ; medldum sized bunches , Jl.TSC OO ,
MISCCU.ANiOU8. :
NUTS Almondf , per Ib , large sire. 12O13c ;
small. He. Hrazlls , per Ib , 9Q10c ; Knglltliul -
nutu , per Ib , fancy soft nhell lOSllc , standards ,
SS ? e , Illbcrts , per Ib , 10c. pecans pollnhed ,
medium , 6f7c , extra lar e , 8j3c , large hickory
nulD , Jl OOtil 10 per bu ; mall , Jl U61 ij per bu , ,
totoanuts. per I'O , J4 00 , peanuts , raw , UBoVic ;
roasted , Cai'ic. '
riOS Imported , fancy. S-cro n , 14-lb. boxes ,
lOo ; 5-croun , 44-lb baxcs , 13c , 2-lb boxes , 22
tailo per box , California , 10-lb IKJX Jl 00
1IONI3V Choice w.iitc , 12c ; Colorado amber , 10
KIIAUT Per bbl , JJ M. half bbl , J2 23 ,
MAl'I.i : HYHUI'-rUe-Kal can , each. J2.7B ;
K3l can/ , pure , per do , | 12 00 ; half-gal , cans ,
JOiS ; iiuart cam. fl CO
lATi.H : llallouee , CO to 70-lb. boxes , C'iCj
Balr. 6c ; Kurd , t-ib , boxes , tks.
ClDtW-1'cr lialf bbl. JJ 00 ; bbl , , J500.
Cliipliiiuill Miirkot.
CINCINNATI. 1'eb. -Fl/JUK-ralrly ncthc ;
fancy. J443 4CO : family , J3 C0 4 10.
WHEAT Nominal ; No , 2 jed , ST'jC.
CO1IN Uasler , No , : mixed , 31'ac.
OATS ia ler ; No 2 mixed , 2 c ,
HYB Firm ; No. 2 , Mo.
VHOVIHION8-lJ rd , quiet at 3 00. Bulk
ineats , essy at J5 13. llacon , steady at JCW.
WH1S1CY Finn ut Jl.IO.
1IUTTK11 Dull : Klein creamery , 21Uo ; Ohio ,
UitlSc ; dairy. 10illc.
lie.
1'XHlrt-Qulet at
BUQAH bteady ; hard refined. J4 097. .
C'lliisi : : : rirm and higher , good to prime Ohio
nat ,
_
I'eoriu. MnrUet * .
PF.OniA , Teb , -COIlN-Kaiy , lower ; No. t ,
OATS Aclhe ; No 2 white , 2Siic. ,
HYM-FInn ; No. 2. We.
WHISKY No quotation.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Dsaal Saturday -Ban rinds the Usual
Conditions/Prevailing.
CATTLE GO AT ABOUT STEADY PRICES
1C I
/'I
Dealers TnUc ( he S-cnnty Offering * nt
( Jodd rinnri-'fnritl 13ml ( lie Iln > -
> - _ Gnlii
" *
Slightly ,
SOUTH OMAHA ! Feb. 2C. Itcccipts for
the days lndlcatco''ifcre ' :
Ca'lt'le. Hoes. Sheep. Hor's.
February 26 flIO 5,2.5 3 C12
February 25 1,222 C.C-H ! 4,010 43
February U 1.5S2 4,934 0,743 63
February 23 3.S31 8,402 6,027 42
February 22. , 37S3 9,254 7,929
February 21 1,698 2,373 3,228
February is 309 3,934 1,459
February IS l.fUS G.S43 G.402
February 17 2,299 7,920 7,534
February 16 2,632 0,890 0,649
February 14 2,437 8,739 4.S13
February 12 851 3W 3IS
February 11 1,620 S.R5S 1,411
February 10 1.405 6,206 1.932 *
Receipts for the week with comparisons :
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Week ending February ? G..12S57 36016 30,877
Week ending February 19. . 13,457 37,131 29,734
Week ending February 12. . 12,023 29,450 19,912
Week ending February 5. . . 11,094 30,200 23,094
The ofllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. ny 2
O. & St. U lly 2
Missouri 1'nclllo Hy 3 4
Union Pacific System 18 IB 9
C. & N. W. Hy 1 .1
F. , 13. & M. V. U. U. U 1 21 2
C. . St. P. , M. & O. lly. . . 19 6 . .
U. & M. U. 11. 11 1 . 15 3
C. , n. & Q. lly . .
1C. C. & St. J , 3
C. , 11. 1. & P. lly. , 13 2
C. . II. I. & P. lly. , W 1
Total receipts 41 73 14
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omnhn Packing Co 4 . . . . 123
The G. H. Hammond Co. . OS 1,033 . . . .
Swift nnd Company Ctt l.tOG 1,662
The Cudahy Packing Co. . 100 1,330 690
H. Decker nnd Degan . . . . 23
I.olmi.in ,1 llothschlkls . . . 15
Krebbs & Co 53
Hammond , from 1C. C 629 . . . .
Meyer 197
Chicago P. Co. , Neb. City. . . . 570
Other bujcis 27 . . . . 1,391
Leftover W 230 20J
Totals 614 5,338 4,066
CATTljU Omnha Tind more cattle than
both Kansas Clt > and Chicago combined
nnd still there were not enough nero to make
a market. Of those reported In there were
borne that wore not on sale so that the
offerings were extremely light.
IJeef Steers The few loads of fat cattle
met with ready sale nt nominally steady
prices nnd the pens were cleared nnd the
j.irds deserted at nn eai ly hour. No choice
cattle were offered so that there was noth
ing to put a top on the market , but as high
as $440 was pild for some heavy cattle
rather on the coarslsh order and $1 45 for
lighter weights.
Hutchers' Stock Only nbout a half dozen
loids of co\vs and heifers were offered for
bale and thsy soon found their way Into
the hands of local'lslllers. The prices pild
did not show any hiateilal change as com
pared with jesterday's tccord.
Stock Cattle A-4 usual on a Saturday the
volume of business doing In the feeder
dUlbioii was very limited. There was not
much demand and few cattle on sale so
fiat the trade was devoid of any InterestIng -
Ing features.
The Week The week opened under quite
favorable conditions as regards the market
on beef cattle , In fact so favorable that
values were In most cases 5fflOc higher than
the close of the previous week. The ad
vantage of sellers , however , proved to bo
only temporary nnd op Tuesday , when the
arrivals were larger , a shading of values
occurred , especially In case of the common
and medium grades. Still larger receipts
and most unfavorable- advices from other
belling points occasioned still further shrink
age la values on "Wednesday , which proved
to be the low day of the week. On Thurs
day and Friday values reacted and the
week closed with values fully as good as
at the opening and a little better than at the
close ot the previous week.
An export demand hns sprung1 Into ex
istence during the past week and Armour
has a buyer here who has been given liberal
orders. Unfortunately the kind of cattle
wanted have been scarce , A very con
siderable proportion of the receipts nt this
point Is made up of half fat steers , many
of them so wanting In finish that the feed
ers are buying them to be taken back Into
the country to be again placed on feed.
Only well finished cattle are wanted for
export and such as were to be had met
with ready sale the past week at current
prices.
Tile country bought quite freely of stock
cattle and feeders. The supply of feeders
consisted almost entirely of warmed up
cattle that were shipped In for beeves , and
though the Influence of the break In beeves
was felt In easier prices for such the
country was a good buyer all the week.
Stock cattle weighing 500 to 600 pounds are
In the best demand and good cattle of
such weights meet with ready taken * at
seemingly very strong prices. As high as
Jl SO was paid for some near the close of the
week , which will give an Idea of the
strength of the market.
HOGS IJeht receipts and a fnlr shipping < le-
mand , combined ultli liberal orders In hands
of lociil buyers , gi\e tellers come little ad
vantage this morning and the result wan a
stronger market. Hhippern started the ball by
bidding 13 SO for good loads , and as local packers
had to ha\o hogs the had to follow suit.
The trade Boon resohed Itrelf Into a 13 SO
market , the great bulk of all the hlgs selling
nt that price. The extreme range was J3 75 ,
paid for pome heavy packing hogs , up to 1310 ,
paid for choice butcher weights. Yesterday the
highest price paid nan 13 65. and almost half
of the hogs here sold nt 53 7533 7714.
The average of all the Bales today was 2c
higher than > esterday.
While a reasonably early clearance was ef
fected , the market was not particularly active , as
salesmen were , many of them , asking stronger
prices than bu > ers were willing to pn > , and
toward the elate the trade was strongly In
clined toward dullness
THi : WEEK Tlie paM week opened with hogs
Felling at the highest point of the > ear. In fact
at the hlBiie t point toue.ied elncc the month
of September , when the average price on some
da > s went slightly abo\e J4 Values , however ,
went off IDc on Tuejwlay. while an additional Co
waa lost nn Wednesday. On Thursday there wan
a slight reaction , amounting to about 2'c , but
the downward movement of values was returned
on rrlday With the close of the week values
are 12V4o lower than the opening , JOc lower than
the close of the previous ucek , but lOo higher
than a month ago The demand for hogs vvus
good all the week , and It was no trouble fop
sellers In unload at current prices on most da > s.
811 ini' There were more sheep and fewer
lambs In the > ards today , and the offerings being
of different kinds and grades were better calcu
lated for the making of a goad market Yes
terday the offerings were all lambs , and the
; uoportlon of sheep wax too small all the week.
Tne demand today seemed to bo quite brisk ,
and the market was reasonably nitlve , so that
the bulk of the stuff on sale changed hands
In good season The prices paid vveie about the
same as prevailed on jesterday's market.
CHICAGO iJlVE HTOCIC M.lHICnT.
Gt-iiL'rul Diillnvxrf til AH Ijliirtt tilth
Prices
CHICAGO , lYh M There wag the llpil.il
Situnlay small supply of cattle , Most of Uie
offering ! ! were of fully medium Rrade , Bale * In
all cases vvero at > eslerda > 's range of prices.
The market at present I * In raWier poor comll
Ion and largo receipts are not looked for next
w eek
Jtecelptd of hog * wVre 'sht ' hut there wn no
mpia\ement In prices. On the contrary l' ' ht
velirhtii and light mUfd ; declined on nn average
2H < ? , prlIIKI assorted JlgUt hogs selling at 13 Duff
CO lliifH hold at flt extreme range of S3 S'KS ' >
07H. chlelly at J3S3altv , and pigs went largely
nt C04i3 M. .
Most of the receipts , cf snoop and lambs were
consigned dlrict to loei ( slaughtering concerns
anU thera were not ui < > Ugli offerings for tale to
cut any Important figure , fohrep sold at J3 000
M for the poorest up la tl 04271 CO for choice
locks , not many K U < V under 14 , and yriHInc
shtep brought J ) OJffl 7"i , Lamb * cold at J4 M
i CO and goats brought J41XW4 W
HccilptH Cattle , 303i liyad ; hog * , 15,000 hea.d.
Imp , 2,000 lic-ad.
I.niiUvllle Mve Snck. (
IXUIRVIM.H. Ky , Feb. 28 CATTI-n He-
lUlcher steer * . II 23414 M ; fair to good butcher
leers , t3.WJ4 CO ; common to medium butcher
teen , 13 WHO3 SO ; choice butcher heifers , J3.03Q >
CO , fair to good buloSer heifers. 13 2SS3 W ; com-
non to medium butcher heifers , j : 7303 15 ; choice
mtclier cows. 53 MO 3.78 ; fair to coed butcher
owe , J27&323 : common butcher cows , t ! Kit
W ; fanners , (1.736 : 25 ; choice feeders , | 4 ooe
25 ; medium to good feeders , 13 ( # 94 00 ; common
eedem , 110003 22 ; bulls , Rood to extra. 13 000
W ; bulls , common to medium , t ! 2133 00 ; thin ,
rough bteer * , poor COWH and scalawags , tl K4t
23 ; choice calves , (5 Z3G5 & 0j common cahea ,
4 004J5 00.
1IOQB Ilecelpt * . 1,000 head : best heavy bog * ,
4 05 ; medium. ( } 91 ; light shippers , | 3 6103 t > S ;
ilK * . IZ.'Ott3 CO.
AMD ( UAMUS ntcclpts , light ; market
JOBBERS FIND
OK OMAHA.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Lininger &
Mefcalf Co.
VWOI.FSALIS DKAI.F.K8 IN
Agricultural Implcmcn ts
liugglcs and CnrrinRcs. Cor.Oth and Vaclflo Sts
n in , Orendorff
\ & Martin Go
Jobbers of Farm Machinery.
Wacom and nugElo - Cor. 8th and Jone * .
ART GOODS
Hospe
Picture Moldings.
Mirrors , Frames , Backlnc and ArtUtif
Material *
BOOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS ,
n merican Hand
1 V Sewed Shoe Co
M'frs | Jobbers of Foot Wear
WES1E11N AGENTS FOn
The Joseph Bauigau Rubber Co.
Rubbers and Mackintoshes.
1107 Howard St. , OMAHA
Boots , Shoes and Rubbers
Salesrooms 1102-1104-1106 Harney Strut.
i. Lindssy ,
WHOLESALE
RUBBER GOODS
Owner of Chief Brand Mackintoshes
Boots , Shoes , Rubbers ,
AT WHOLESALE.
Ofllce and Salesroom U19-21-U Howard Bt.
BAGS
Remis Omaha Bag Co
"
Importers aud Manufacturers
BAGS
614-16-18 South nth Street
BAKING POWDER EXTRACTS.
F arreBl & Co. ,
SYRUPS ,
Mclassea , Sorghum , etc. Preserves and Jellies.
Also tin cans and Japanned ware ,
CHICORY
The American
I Chicory Go.
Growers nnd manufacturers of all forms of
Chicory Omaha.-Fremont-0'NeIl.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
H , Bliss ,
Importer and Jobber
Crockery. China , Glassware ,
Silver Plated Ware , Looking Glasses , Chan *
dellers , Lamps , Chimneys , Cutlery , Etc.
1410 FAHNAJI ST.
CREAMERY SUPPLIES
The Sharpies Company
Creamery Machinery
and Supplies.
Bailers , Bnglneo , Keeil Cookers , Wood Pul.
leys. Shafting , Bcltlns , llutttr Pack-
uses of all Hinds.
S07-D09 Jonc3 Bt. - - - - - -
steady on choice grades , dull on common ; un
changed ; good to extra shipping sheep , JJWJj )
3 75 , fair to good cheep , 13 VUj3 JI ; common to
medium , J..Wi2 M , txtra thlpplns lambs , J4 76S >
3 00 ; fair to good lambs , J4 KjM 75 , beet butchers ,
J400Q460 , fair to good butchers , J3 MW4.0J ,
St. I.fllllN I , IVI ! SOCU. (
ST. LOUIS , Teb M. CATTI.B Ilecclpts , 200
head ; shliimentn , 200 head , market steady , fair
to fancy native shipping and export slens , J4 40
< j > 335 , bulk of sales , J ( < W/5 / 15 , dressed beef and
butcher steers , J41M2300 ; bulk of sales , tl 200
4 M ; steers undir l.uoo Ibs , J3 & 0@4 40. l.ullt of
Kalea , Jl Ou 415 , stockera and fetnlLra , J300WIW ,
bulk of sales , J3 75Q4 25 , cows and heifers , Jl 15ff
475 ; bulk /if cows. J275fi3 40 , Texan anil Indian
stein ) , J33Hf42o , bulk of sales , J3 70(34 ( 00 , cows
and hulfcrs , JJ 30Q3 00
HOOH Hecelpls. 3,700 head ; shipments , 2,200
head ; market steady ; yorkirs. $3M4IUO | , pack-
era. J3 Wl 05 , butchers , USOffllO
8HKI2P Hecelpts , 400 Iliad : tlilp-nenls , none ;
market strong ! native muttons , Jl 00 4 CO , Inmbr ,
J3 OOQ5 V ) .
ICiuiNiiM C'lty I.Ht ! Stuclr.
KANBAS CITY. I'eli 26-CATTLK-Ilecelpts ,
3W head The only freti'i cattle on sale wen- nix
loads In the southern division , which tola readily
at steady prices. . . . . , . . ,
HOOS Hecelpls , 8.100 head ; market nrtUe ,
steady ; bulk of sales , J3 75fi3 'JO ; top , JI.W4 ,
beaxKs and packers , J383W402H ; medium , ts 80
O400 ; lights , J3Mfl3S > ) ; P'SS ' , 13 23 3 33 ; light
hoira In lance sujiply. . . . . .
HHKKI' Receipts , COO head ; muttons , lOc to 15c
hlRher than a week ugu. rjuolablu J3 C0tf4 M ,
cistern fid welhera , J4.15&433 ; lambs , < juiit ,
| 4 WS5 50.
\IMV York Llvo Ntoolr.
NIJW YOIIK. Teb. ! G.-l : iVUS-Ilecelpts , 9M
head ; no trading ; exports ) , i > 55 head and 4,051
qlCALVcS-H etirtii , 4 ! head ; steady at JO WO
gW for ordinary to prime \eals.
SHKKl1 ANP I , A Mas-Receipts , C7J headj
steady ; prime be p , J5 00 ; prime lambs , JC 00.
H00a-Hectlpt , 4.904 head ; weak ftl Jl 100
t40.
Himt HurTalo Lire Stock.
HABT HUFKALO , N. V. . Teb -CATTLI > -
Bteady ; choice tlulihed export iteers ,
DRY GOODS.
H. E , Smith & Go.
Importer * unil Jabber * ot
Dry Goodst Furnishing Goods
AND N'OTIONS.
DRUGS.
'ichardson ' Drug Co.
902-906 Jackson St.
T. O. mCHARDSON , Prcsl.
0. V. WCLLEIi , V. Treat.
T he Mercer
Chemical Go.
31'fr * Standard I'luirmctpeittlaal 1'ropara *
( Ion * . bneeiul Formulae Vrrjiaietl to
Order. SentlforiMlo0it8. .
Hboratorr. 1UJ Howard Bt , Omahs.
E. Bruce & Co.
Druggists and Stati\ \
"Queen Hep" Speclalttei ,
Clgaro , Wines and BrnnJIti ,
Corner 10th * nd Hurncy street * .
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
W esfern Electrical
Company
Electrical Supplies ,
Kloctilc Mining Hi'lls nnd Oas Lighting
O \V JOHNSTON , Mgr. 1510 Howard St.
Supply Co
WHOLESALE AND HCTAIL
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
UM Famara 81 ,
FRUIT-PRODUCE.
' 5
WHOLESALE
Commission Merchants.
S TV. Corner irth and Howard Sts.
Members of the National LeaRue of Commit-
Blon Merchants of the United States.
FURNITURE
& Sion ®
I - t > WHOLESALE
Furniture Draperies
1115-1117 Farnvm Btreot.
GROCERIES.
M cCord-Brady Co.
' V
NIIIIIIIMJJJUJ
13th nnd Lcavcuvvorth St
Staple and Fancy Groceries
It * AND COFFEE ROASTERS , Etc.
eyer & Raapke ,
' WHOLESALE
FINE GROCERIES
Tea * . Bp'ces ' , Tobacco ancV Clear * .
140J-1407 Ilorney Screil
and
Paxfon Saltagher Co
1 IMPOIlTEnS.
GAS COFFEE ROASTERS
A.V0 J011UINQ GROCERS.
Telephone 182.
HARNESS-SADDLERY
J * I ! Haney & Go.
Sl'frt
HARNESS , HADnLl'N AND COIZAUB
Jobbers of Leather , fiaMlery tlanlietim , Rte *
Wo solicit your orders 1310 Howard St.
HARDWARE.
Peeler & Wilhelmy Co
Wholesale Hardware ,
Omaha.
f ee-Clark Andreesen
Hardware Co
Wholesale Hardware.
Dlcjclea and aborting GooJa. 1310-31-28 Uaf
DCatrejjt. .
good lo choice fat shlpi'ltuf , | 4 K1H TS ; choice
to smooth fat htlfem , 14 MJi'l M ) , fair lo mixed
butcher Mock , J33"fi3W , COMB , J3 [ ,033 , 90 ; com
mon cowu , I2.10GS lo
HOGS Yorkers , good to choice , } l nfll 20 ,
roUKhn , common to choice , | 3 C5Q3 75 , I'lc" , com
mon tn chotco , J504W ,
LAMIIH-Cliolce lo extra , J5 Mill S3 , culls to
common , } 5 3006 40
hllUin'-C'hoIco tolcct d welhcm , (4 ( KQl to ,
culls to common , S3 Wt ) 30.
InilliiiiiiliiillH IU < - Hlorlc.
INDIANAPOLIS , Pel ) . 26-CATTM-QulH and
steady , ulcers , II OOftS.2J ; liUtcheiV , J.J.500C.M ,
ccelpta , 100 head , shipments none
HOOK Moderately lutHo ut 130001.10 ; rc-
reculptr , K i head , HhlimmiU , none
8IIKHP Market rather dull , lambs , JOfflCo
lower ; K od to choice lainlm , H DOfrS 33 , common
lo medium larnbe , (3.7(31.73 , coed to choice
sheep , t3.UjT4.23 ,
Cliii'Jiuint ! ! . ! > < Mork.
CINCINNATI , Teh. 2fl. 1IOOH ActUo ot 1340
04 10.
CATTLiJ- Steady at I ! M 4 73.
HHKUl'-Btrong at | i 7Sg4 7S.
SliM-lc In
Record of rccclpm of Ihe Block nt the four
principal mark tin fur February G :
< ' title. HOR Bheep
Omaha . 040 6 CT 3,612
ChlcujfO . SOU 15,000 J/A )
Kaniuui Clly . SO ) g.loo ( (0 (
St. Loultt . 200 8.700 4"U
ToUila . . . 1.740 K.075 "T'iTi
Griiln Rfct'liilH nt 1'rliidiial .tliirkN ( ,
bT. I/1U1H , IVb 20 Uccolpla : Wheat , S4 tarn
MINNKAl'OWB , Feb. 1C KeceljiU ; Whtat ,
ICC earn
CHICAGO , Feb. 26 Hccclpta today : Wheat.
83 cars ; com. 123 cars ; oat * , 331 cars Kstlmated
Monday ; hcat , CO cars ; corn , 104 cars ; oats ,
403 cars.
DUMlTIf , I > b V Hecelpts : Wheat , 24 cars.
KANHAB CITY , * eb. Z . Uti lit | ; Wheat ,
203 cars.
_
KiiiimiN City ( j nil u nnil l'roKIIIIH. | | .
KANSAS CITY , FrtiWIIKATHlow. . 1U0
lowtr ; No. 1 lioril , U jt9c ; No , : , ti Gk'jc ; No. 8 ,
LIQUORS.
Walter Moise & Co
LIUORS.
Proprlttora of AMERICAN O1QAR AND
\VA1UJ CO.
! 4-iC boulh 14th St.
tier's Eagie
i _ - .
East India Bitters
Oola n Sheaf Pure R > anfl Dourbon % Vhlik r.
Willow Springs Distillery. H r & Co. , 1111
Harney Street.
Wholesale
Liquor Merchants
1001 Furntim StrcoU
Wholesale
Liquors and Cigars ,
1118 F.iru.im Sttojt-
WHOLESALE
Wines , Liquors and Cigars.
a Uth Otrtat
LUMBER
WHOLESALE
DUMBER . , .
814 South 14th St.
PLANING MILL ,
Mnnufacturera of doors , sash , blinds , ofllce ,
store mil Ftluon llxtinc . Estlmitca furnished
on an > kind of nil Iork I
Tel 1"9. Mill 58th nnd Davenport Sts
OILS-PAINTS
Paint Co.
MANUPACTUKEUS
Air Floated Mineral Paint
And Paints of All Kind * . Putty , Eto.
1015 and 101T Jonta Bt
S
J. A. Moffct , 1st Vice Tres L J. Drake , Gen Met
. . UJJO .
o , Turpentine , Axle Grease , Etc.
Omaha Branch and Agencies , John IJ Ruth Mgr.
PAPER-WOODENWARE.
Oirpenfer Paper Co.
Printing Paper ,
Wrapping Paper , Stationery *
Corner Utts and Iloward itfitta.
STEAM-WATER SUPPLIES.
rane-Churdail ! Co.
1014-1016 Douglas Street. " 9
Manufacturers and Jobbers of Steam , Oai n3
Water Supplies of All Kinds.
[ \nited States
w Supply Co . . .
rfo8-irro Harnev St.
Steam Pumps , Engines nnd Dollem , Plua ,
Wind Mills , Steam and Plumbing
Material , lieltlne , Hose , Etc.
TYPE FOUNDRIES .
G raat Western
Tjfpe Foundry
Btiperlor Copper Mixed Typ Is th * but ea
til * mrrket.
ELECTUOTYPB FOUNDnT.
1114 Howard B treat.
1'JM.
H. R. PENNEY & CO. ,
11O Board of Trade Blclg. , Omaha , Neb
GRAIN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS
Branch Offlre. 1038 K St Lincoln. Nob.
Weare Commission Co
01,1) COLONY HUHDIMi , CHIUMOO.
Members Chicago Iloird of 'I'r.ulo sluco 1SG3.
Grain , Provisions anJ N. Y. Stocks.
Orders Cush and Future Delivery Hollultcd.
Oimilui Olllur , Ilouiii 1. .V. V. l.lfc lllillf ,
. . . .M'hoiio 1)111. . , .
n.OVI ) J. OAJIl'ljr.I , ! , . MnniiKcr.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO , ,
Tclcphonu l)3i ( ) ) . Onmlui , Nub
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , 1'KOVISIONS and STOCKS
IIOAIM ) 01' TUADI ! .
Direct wires to Chicago und Now York.
Corrcipondentst John A./Wurrin A Co.
No. 1 red , S3c , No. 2 , I00 toi No. S ,
e. No 2 ijirliik" , SljiSSc , Nn ] , hO'JMc
COUN UOlio lower , viry slow , No , 2 mlitd ,
OATH Irregularly lower , slow , No. 2 white ,
ItVU-FIrm ; No. 2 , 4Co.
HAY-Actlte ; choice timothy ,
choice prlarte , JC.73O700 ,
II UTI 13 It Firm , supply lnade < iuate ; crouuury ,
lUNfcc ; dairy , IZtjKc.
KQUtt Wtuker on lica\y receipts ; Uo.