THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 10 , 1881
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
W YOUK , September 17.
Financial Rox'low-
The events of the week in financial cir
cles were notable for improvement In
value * , generally on the stock exchange.
Money was easy , throughout , with live
per cent ruling rale for call loam. Foreign
oxchanRca were firmer , and r.Uci were ad
vanced JcI 8litol ( 8. . ( lovcininciit bonds
were sit-out , ' , p.irticulnrly the fouw. for
which there wan a good clcmaml , and un
der which they advanced Uli per cent.
Toward the close , however , there w.issomc
reaction from the highest point. Railway
and miscellaneous ppeculauonsatthoopkU-
ing was characterized by weakness nnd
lower iiricc" , but the doc-linu was aoou
iccovercd and the markets ! iib'e < iuently
became active , and largo purchiWH , entire
list advanced 11" 8i ] ) er cent , f-atc in the
week therj was a reaction of 1 to H per
cent , the latter in Michigan Unit nLJlan-
nibal li St. Joe common advanced to 3 50
bid , but closed to-night at 1 00 bid.
JIO.VKT AND BTOCKH.
Money closed at. per cent.
Exchange closed Bteaily nt 4 81J@1 8j.
Governments closml firm.
Currency tn , 1 SO bidI ; * , coiiji. , 1 17 ;
4Js do , 1 Iftji 5-1 Vontlnued , 101J ; Ca do ,
Pacific railroad bonds cloned as follows !
Union 1st * , 1 lfi@l 1" ! land.V'rant.Ml ICj
bid : ninkins hinds ottered at 1 21J ; Cen-
trafs , 1 14 bid. . |
bTOCKfl.
Stock market opened a fiactiou lower. )
but soon became fctroiiB and the general
llstadvancuditoiii percent. Hannibal
* St. Joe , p'ffd was \cry prominent in
dealings this morning , rlsim ; quickly from
113J to t 21. reacting to 118 and rallying
to 110. This advance was due to the cov -
cring.of a short contract. After 1 o'clock a
wcak'tono set in and a part of the morn
ing advance was lost , and later on unfav
orable advices from Long Branch concerning
' condition further
ing the president's prices
ther declined , the marktt closing heavy
at the lowest prices of the day , and in
komo casea of the week.
The following are the closing bids :
A& Til -10 Mo Pa 101 ?
preferred Mich Cent. . . 1)4 ) *
C U ic tj HKH ML.S&W. . . . 52
C C & I C N J C
CC 0 & J . . . Jll Northwestern . 125 |
Cedar Fulls. . . . 21 do pfd .1374
Central Pacific. ! > l NY C 1425
C& A . 131 N&rth Pac 3'J
CStL&XO. . 77 Preft-rred. . . . 78J
JJhfc W l'-Ti Omaha 42J
87i , Preferred . . . . 107
tt& S 81 ! OiognnNay..K > 0
K& W P1 > &E. , 40J
PaciticiMnil. . . . Wj
Eastern Tumi. . V > i ItockMand. . . . 137KiJ
Preferred. . . . 29 Han Francisco . . -KiJ
Adams E\ ] > . . . .li > 7 do prof erred. . 74
Fargo 133J 1st P.refd..l051
American Exp. 87 Standard 21
> tr , s < ? StP H'JJ
/I. k St..T. . . . 100 Pceferred..lW.J
Prefeucd. . . 1105 T D & B . . 25
II &T 93 Tc < Pac fil
403 Union Pacific..121
111 Central 130 } Wabash r,0.
K &T 40 | do preferred. . 88 ,
L.S 124 ? WUTel 88 ;
CHICAGO MONEV MAHCCT.
OHIOAGO. September 17.
To-d.iy there w.is a shar | ) miscellaneous
ddmand for money at previous rates. 7'Iast-
cm exchange between city banks was
firmer at 80s discount per 1,000. Clear
ings of associated banks [ were $8,000,000.
Oinnluv Wholesale Mnrliot-
WKKKI.V IIEVIKVV.
OrncE or TUB OMAHA UKE , )
Saturday livening , September 17. 1
The business of the week in Omaha iu
merchandise lines has been almost over
whelming , and even to-day , notwithstand
ing the departure of many buyers , sales
are running at full \olume , made both per
sonally and in orders. Groceries , dry
goods , hardware , lumber , machinery ,
tools , boots and shoes , , carpets , millinery ,
liata and caps , clothing and furnishing
goods , leather goods , in faet , everything
required by western civili/ation are going
out from this market in quantities. All
the leading houses are taxed to the ut
most to pack up goods and promptly fill
their orders. All sections in tha west and
northwest are buying for tha fall trade
and by the extent of their purchases indi
cate a possessed prosperity that will here
after exhibit still mure valuable pros-
p rity.
The money market is showing great ac
tivity. The banks report very active bu
siness. The money market may not bo
termed close , rates ranging at 7@10 per
cent. Counter business in very active in
deposits and checking. Discount rates
closed firm , In produce but little has
been done.
Flour The ordinary amount of busi
ness was observed inthis markat. The
demand continues xccllent , aud full
prices are mora thau commonly easy to
be obtained.
A fair demand exists for bran , chop
feed , etc.
Wheat has been firm and advanced 13c.
Barley firm and advanced fie.
Rye quiet add Jo higher.
Corn firm and closed at the elevator at
50c. Wagon lota ware sold on th * street *
to dealers at 53@58c.
Oats closed at 30fc ! at the elevators , but
nold as high as' 42o on the streets in fact ,
it has been impossible for dealers to ob
tain asufficient supply at any price , the
demand for house use greatly exceeding
the supply.
Potatoes at the commission houses were
bringing only 7f > c during the week , but
closed lOc higher.
Sweet potatoes are Jo per pound lower
than last week.
Eggs have bean very Bcarcc , but the sup
ply is improving and prices 2@3c lower.
Butter firm , and choice ha. ) been scarce.
Apples iu demand , and prices stiffening.
.Uoney , California , slightly lower.
Lemons in good supply and BOc lower.
Oranges Hteady and unchanged.
Onions in demand , and advanced 25 ®
f)0j per busbul.
Live Stock This market has been rath
er dull during the past week , very few
transactions taking place , except for homo
consumption. Quotations are about the
fcaii'o as last week.
Paints , Oils and Varnishes Prices have
ruled generally firm with few changes.
Itaw linaeed oil advanced 2c. Boiled ad
vanced 2c. Winter-strained lard oil ad
vanced lOo per gallon. No. 1 advanced
Cc.
Hardware Tr/vdo / has been brisk. Iron
rates 25o lower. Tongues declined a few
cents. Nails firm ; 10 to 20d lOo higher.
In drugs no changes have been noted
diiringitho week.
Cigara and tobaccoJ lemalu firm end un
changed ,
Groceriei Few changes are noted ,
Sugars advanced 4 < J all around. Salt firm
and advancing. Hominy firm aud ad
vanccd 81 per barrel. Beans advanced
per bushel ,
Lumber-Trade has been very lively and
notations unchanged ,
Local Grain
WIIEAT.-LV.h . No. 2 , 1 10 ; cash
No. A , 1 02ii rejected 72o.
HARIiKY. Uiwh No 1 , UScj No. % C3c.
UYi-C.-Mh , 88ic.
CORN. Cash No. 2 , > o.
OATS.-Caoh , 30jo. *
Livestock.
AT OVIAIIA STOCK TAI1DS.
Cattle Rood chipping , SI 00 ; fat cows
and heifer * . $2 fiii.100 ( ,
Hogs Mixed packing , So 7i > @C 00 ,
Sliocp Shughtorim ; in demand at $3 00
@ 3 75 per 100 Ibs grosx.
Provisions.
FLOUR Spring tvhpat , straight grade ,
$ Vi > ® 3 " > 0 ; patent , § 3 7' @ 150 ; winter
whc.it straight grade , S3 7o@l 00 ; tmtcnt ,
? Op@16U ; gr.ihamrye , 32 CO ; Wheat ,
"RYE FLOUR-S3 25.
M1LLSTUKFS Uroti. t > cr cwt. 70e ;
screenings , p < > r cwt. 7080c ; rhorts , j > cr
cwt. 80c ; chopped feed , per cw t , 100 : meal
bolted , yellow , 1 15 ; white , SI 2' .
POTATO BS Kie.
SWIJET POTATOiS-Vcry : active at.
i@5o per pound.
POULTUY Live chickens per dozen ,
$2 fiO@3 00.
PHAIUIE CHICKENS-$3 00@3 M
per dozen.
EGGS ISc.
BUTTER Choice scarce at20@2T.jpoor ,
no market : creamery , 30o.
APPLES - Good , Bound , S3 C0@3 75
per bbl ,
HONEY Califirnia while clover In
comb , 2l@25c : Nebraska comb , l.r > © 18o.
LKMONS Steady ; per box , SlOOO
© 10 PO. Finest Messina orangca ? 8 00
fepacki-d.
UTAH PEACHES 82 CO psr 4 bushel
ba ket.
EASTERN PEACHKS-Scarce , $1 00
@ 1 23 per basket , retail ; very line , per
basket $2 00@2 70.
- EASTERN PEAKS-J bu. box , $1 00
@ 125.
TOMATOES Per bushel , 7fk9100. :
DOMESTIC GRAPES Getting scarce
at C@5Jo per lb.
CAIAFORNIA PEARS-Pcrbox$3CO
( 400.
CALIFORNIA PLUMS 82 50.
CALIFORNIA TEACHKS-52 50.
CALIFORNIA GRAPES-S200.
WATERMELONS Home-grown Incx-
cessivo supply ; per 100 , J 005 ; 00.
VEGETABLES All kinds bring goal
oriccs and scarce.
BEESWAX Yellow , 18@20c.
ONIONS-SI 23@1 50.
Qrocer * List.
COFFEE. Rio , lair. lUlc : Rio , good ,
14c ; Rio , prime to choice , 14Jc ; Old gov't
Java ; 201@28ic , Mocha , 28JC ; Arbuckle's ,
I7jc.TEAS.
TEAS. Gunpowder , good , 45@53c ;
Choice , 00(3)73c ( ) ; Imperial , good , 40@45c ;
Choice , C0@75c ; Young Hyson , good , 30 ©
50c ; choice , G.C@3100 ; Japan Nat Leaf ,
3. " > c ; iTapnn , choice , C0@75c ; Oolong , good ,
35@40 ; Oolong , choice , 40@55 ; Souchong ,
cood. 3o < ai40c : choice. 3313c.
SUGARS. Cut loaf , llic : Crush < Hl ,
Granulated , lie ; Powdered , lljo
O4'o.SYIITJPS.
SYIITJPS. Sugar house , bbl , 48c ; ImI !
bis , f > 0u ; kegs , 4\ gallons , $2 SO ; choice
table ftyrup , 45c ; HalfbbNI8c ; kcf > , $2 2. > .
SPICES. Pepper , 20 ; Allspice , 20c ;
Cloves , 43c ; Nutmeg ? , § 1 00 : Cassia , 2."ic ;
Maca SI 00.
SODA. D wight's Ib paper * , S3 00 ; De-
land do , $3 00 ; Church' * , § 3 00 ; Keg ioda ,
STARCH. Pearl , 3c ; Silver Olos * , 8J
8'fc ; Corn Starch , 8@Uc ; E\cclbior
h s , G2c ; Corn. 71c.
SALT. Dray loads , per bbl , 1 00 ; Ash-
ton , in sacks , 3 50 ; bbls daily 00 , 5s , 3 13 ;
bbl ; , dairy , 100 , Si , 305.
D1UED FRUITS Choice halves ,
old , Cc ; new , Sic ; Currants , 7@7i ;
Blackberries , new , 14c.
CHEESE Full Cream , HJc ; Fait
Skim , 9c.
WOODENWARE Two hoop pail"
1 85 ; three hoop pails , 2 10 ; No. I tubs ,
3 00 ; No. 2 tubs , . 8 00 ; No. 3 tuba , 7 00 ,
pioneer washboards , 181 ; Double Crown ;
2 75 ; Globe Washboard,250 ; Wellbuckets ,
chain , and 5 ply , 20J21J ; Colored carpet
chain , per Ib , 2li ;
LEAD Bar , Sl'CJ.
MATCHES Per caddie , 85c ; round
cases , S7.35 ; square cases , S4.90.
PliOVISION'S I'.reakfast hacon. 14j.
shoica lard , 13Jc ; dried beef , 14c ; ghnuld-
ers , canvassed ! ) c ; hains , canvassed 14e ;
bacon , Rides 11 Ac .
NEW PICKLES Medium , in barrels ,
S9 00 ; do in half bbls , 5 00 jsmalls , in bbl .
1100 ; do , in half bbK 050 ; gherkin * , in
bbls , 12 00 ; do , iu half bbh , 7 00.
VINEGAU Pure apple extra , ICc ;
pure apple , 13e ; Prusxing pure apple , 15c.
HOMINY Now , $4 80 per bbl.
BBANS-Mediuin , hand picked $300
per bushel.
HOPE Sisal , 4 inch and larger , OJc ; 3
inch , 9ic ; J inch , lOJc.
SOAPS Kirk's Savon Imperial , 315 ;
Kirk's satinet. 3 15 ; Kirk's standard , 3 30 ;
Kirk's white llussian , 5 00 : Kirk's Eutoca ,
2 05 : Kirk'g Prairie Queen , (100 ( cakes ) , 3
JO ; Kirk's magnolia , 4 30.
CANDLES Uoxes , 40 lb * , 1C oz , 8 ,
14cboxes ; 40 Ibs. , 1G ox. , 69.14c ; boxes , 40
Bets , 14 oz. , 8s , 13Jc ; half boxes , 20 sets ,
14 oz. , 8s , 13c.
LYE American , 3 40 ; Greenwich , 340 :
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 50 ; Lewis'
lye , 4 CO ; Jewell lye , 275.
POTASH Penn ylvauia cans , 4 doz. ,
in care , 3 35 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. in cai > e ,
1 90 ; Anchor Ball 2 doz in cose , 1 50.
FIELD SEED Ked clover , choice ,
new , $5 30 pur bushel ; mammoth clover ,
new , § 5 75 ; white clover , new , 814 00
al alfa plover , new , 81260 ; alsike , new ,
813 00. Timothy , good , new , $2 50@2 C5 ;
blue gross , extra clean , 31 25 ; blue grass ,
clean , $115 ; orchard grass , $2 00 ; red top ,
choice , G5c : millet , common or Missouri ,
8125 ; millet , German , $125 ; to $150 ;
Hungarian , 8115.
HEDGESEED-Osago orange , 1 tii 5
bushels , $5 00 ; osage orange , 10 bushels or
over , 5-1 SO ; honey locust , per Ib. , 35c : per
100 Ibs. , 823 00.
FISH Family white fish , 90 Ib hf bbls ,
S3 CO ; . No. 1 white fish , 90 Ib hf bbls. 0 30 ;
No. 1 white fish , in 10 Hi kits , 1 00 ; family
10 Ib kits , 75c ; New Holland herring , per
keg , 1 20 ; Kussian Bardines , 75c ; Cohii"-
biu river salmon , per lOOlhs , 8 00 ; George'o
Bank crxllibh , Cc ; Gen. boneless codfish ;
Sic ; boneless fish , 4fc ,
MAOKEKEL Half bbls messmackerel ,
100 Ibs , 812 50 ; hf bbl No , 1 ex shore do ,
100 Ibs , 0 00 ; bt bbls , fat family do , 100
Ibs , 3 85 ; mess mackerel , 12 Ib kits , 3 25 ;
No. 1 ex chore , 12 Ib do , 1 50 ; No. 1 shore ,
12 Ib do. 1 00 ; fat familv , 10 Ib do , 75o.
CANNED GOODS Oyster * , 2 Ib
( Field'H ) , per case , SI 20 ; do I 11 , ( Field's ) ,
per ci e , 2 50 : do 2 Ib ( Standard ) , per case ,
3 90 ; do 1 Ib ( stamlnnl ) , per case , a 40 ; do
2 Ib ( ulack ) , per case , 2 7 j ; do 1 Ib ( sluck ) ,
per case , 200. Onions , 380. Salun i , 1
ib , per dozen , 103 ; ( jo 2 Ib , per dozen
' . ' 50 , Sardines , mnall ( ! sh. imported , one
quarter Ixixes per box , 14 Jo ; American ,
quarter boxca per box , lie ; do half boxes ,
per box , 2ljo. Lolntera , 1 Ib per ilo/.en ,
1 80. Tomatoes , 210 ; do U II ) per
case , 250 ; Com , 2 Ib ( Mountain )
per case , 310 ; soaked corn , 190 ; do
t ! Ib ( Yarmouth ) , per ca e , 3 M ;
( string beans , per case , 190 ; Lima beans
per case , 200 , Succotash per case , 210.
raupbcrrics. 2 lb , per case , 27o300. (
Dameoiw , 2 ll > , per case , 2 25. Bartlctt
iieari per cabe , 30o@100. Whortluber-
250. Vjtl plums , 2 lb per
. , , choice , 2 lb , iwr case. 4 M.
( Jroen gages,2 Ib per case , 3 25 : do choice , \
Ib in-r case , 1 50. Pine Apples , 2 Ib , per wise ,
! l wCAU 20 , Peaches , 2 Ib per case , 3 10 ;
do 3 Hi , c.ue , 5 00fa5 fiO ; do , ( pie ) , II Ib , per
oase.ai'ij do pie. C Ib.jier dozen , 3 50.
-Carollnal5i@7Je ; Louisiana , 5 ?
( ? C3o.
PEANUTS lloasted , choice , red Tennessee -
nessee , 8Jo per Ib ; fancy white , 9o per Ib ;
raw white Virginia , 7@71c.
Dry Qoodi.
BKOWN COTTONSUuckeye L
7c ; Contlncntnl C , do , Sc ; Crescent LL
OJc ; Crcccent 0 7ic ; Crc cent B "Jo ;
Cre eent xV 8c ; Granitevillo Mi O ej In
dian Head "Jo ; Lawrence LL , C7ci 1'orta-
mouth P , do , lie ; Utica C 5Jcj Winlhwp
L , do. 7c : Wachmctti 7Jc.
Dl.lLVCHHI ) CO ITON'S-Altoona 3-J
Oc ; Auburn A 4-1 tile : Ballardvalo 4-J
( ijc ; Dairy Cloth file ; Fairmont 4-J fijc ;
Fruit 10J ; KOLO | . , Sic ; ] xtisdalo 4.1
UJc ; New York Mills 4-1 f : c ; PocasscttO
1.1 S\c. \ Wamsntta. 1.4 13e.
PISINTS.Allen's fancy , OJc ! Amerl.
can do. ( Uc ; Arnold' * do , 7c ; Amcriein
doOcBerlfn : solid Colorado.CoucatogadoGJc
Cochico robe , 7c ; I'reeman robe , Cc ;
Dunncll do , 7c ; l'ddv toi < o dn Ccj
Harmony , njcj Hartcl.fiScj Knlckcrlxrckcr ,
( ijc ; ( iloucester do , ljc ! ; Hamilton. ( He ?
Hamilton do , 7o : Marlb'om do , T/jc ; Sinilli-
bridge do. 5JC ! Sprague do , 5Jc ; Simp *
NOII'H solid black , Ojcj Slmiison's numrning ,
"p. Southbrldgo do , uJc ; IJegatla do , fiVc ;
Pacific do 7c ; Sprngue do , CJc ,
Manchester , 7cj Pacilic , 7c ; Spragtic ;
OJc ; Southbildgc.Cie ; Mvf-tic , ( > Jc : Mcrrl-
mack shirting , Oc ; Washington oil colors ,
Oc.
Oc.OAMllUICS Garner , lie ; Harmony B ,
Tic ; llookuctt , fie ; Keystone Glove Finish ,
c ; Wa'hington , Be.
C01JSET .JEANS-Andrpscoggln sat-
teen , SJo ; ckwooil do. I'c ' ; Naumkeag
do. , t'ic ; llockport , 7jo
17Jc ; Easton , B. , OJc ; Hamilton , ] ) . , llj ;
Han ilton regular , 13Jc ; Hamilton 11" ,
lljc ; Omcifasupcrior cxtrn , 27c ; Omega
medal , 25c5 Omega A CA , fancy tripe ,
ISc ; Omega A ! ! , llio ; Omega A J , 13 ;
Pearl Ilivcr , ICJc ; Shctuckct , S. , lOJc ;
Shctueket , S. S. , 12c ;
, OIL CLOTH T..J wood , S3 00 ; 5-1
fancy ' marble , S3 00 ; 5-1 white marble ,
S2 83j C 4 wood , S3 CO ; 0-4 fancy marble ,
00 0-4 white marble 83 85 5-4
S4 ; - , ; - mo
saic , S3 00 ; G-4 mosaic , SI 00.
DENINS Amoskcag blue and brown ,
ICc ; Be.vMir Creek. A. A. , blue and brown ,
14Jo ; Beaver Crock , B. It.blue andbrown.
13Jc ; Beaver Creek , C. C. , blue and
brown , 12Jc ; Everett D. D. , blue and
brown , 151 ; Haymakers blue and brown ,
9Jc ; Otis , IV. X. A. , blue , 15c ; Otis B. B.
blue , 14 ; Otis O. C. , blue , 13c ; Pearl
River blue and brown , 15c.
DUCKS Arlington stripe. 18i ; Boston
checks , 13jc ; Boston XX drab. 12Jc ; Boston -
ton XXX bro. , 13Jcj Boston XXX drab ,
13Jc ; Boston O. H.bro. , 10Jc ; Boston XX ,
bro. , 12Je ; Bismarck stripe , l"ic ; Boston
stripes , 13Jc ; Dundee stripes , 18c ; Fall
River , lljc ; Hamdcn 0. O. , lOJc ; Lion
Blue , 13Jc.
STRIPES American , lOc ; Amoskeag ,
11 Jc : Dexter A. , lie ; Mechanics. 8c ;
Omega , lie ; Otis B. B. , lOc ; Pittaheld , 7c ;
Uncasville , 9@9Jc.
COTTONADES-Angora. D. k T. , 25o ;
A. Y. A. , 2Gc ; Bell , ISc ; Bridsevvatcr , 19c ;
Capitol , 18e ; Charter Oak , 18c ; Everett ,
heavy , 20e : Everett , medium , 15c ; Fann
er's 22\c \ ; Lewiston 10 oz. , 25C ; Now York
jnills checks 18 ; Now York mills proof ,
22c \ ; AVicklow , ISAc " : Union Pacific , 18c ;
\Miittend n , D. & "T. , 30c ; York , light
wciitht , 12Jc ,
SHEETINGS AndrnscogRin.O-lbrown
2Jlc ; do 10-1 do , 2Cc ; Peppercll's 'J-4 brown ,
23c ; do 10-1 do , 27ic ; Alexandria , 4C
inch , bleached , 13c ; Androacoprgin 9-1 ,
bleached , 2 ( < o ; do 10-4 , blpached , 2'.tc ;
1'cppcrcll , ! l-l , bleachsd , 23c ; do 10-4
bleached , 27jc.
Drup-s.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. Aeld"
Caibnlio , 50c ; Acid , Tartaric , n5c : Balsam
Cojiabia , per Ib , 75c ; Bark , Sassnfras , per
Ib , 12o ; Calomel , jer Ib , 70c ; Cinchonidiii ,
per o80c ; Chloroform , ) > er Ib. 9 , " > t ;
Dover's powders , per Ib , 81 40 ; EpMun
salts , per 11) , 3Jc ; Glycerine , mire , per lb ,
44c ; Lead , Acetate , perlb , 22c ; Car
bon oil , 110 ° , per gallon , lUc ; dol.'O0 ,
p < > r g.xl , 13jc ; Oil , Castor , Ivo. 1 , per gal ,
* 110 ; Oil , Castor , No.3per gal.SlOO ; Oil ,
Olive , pur gal , SI 50 ; Oil , Origanum , 50o
Opium , S4CO ; Quinine , P.&W , &R. &
S.per oz , 82 25 ; Potassium , Iodide , per lb ;
82 , 50 ; Salacin , per oz , 35c ; Sulphate of
Mornhine , per oz , 83 05 ; Sulphur flour ,
per ID , c ; Strvclinino. cr oz , § 1 COo.
Horses and Mules.
*
Tlie market is brifk and all grades are
sellimj well at a slight advance in piices.
The demand for Rood horses exceeds the
supply considerably. Prices range as fol
lows :
Fine single drivers , S150. to 300. ; Extra
draft horses. 8175. to 225. ; Common dratt
horses , S100. to 150. : Extra farm hordes ,
S110. to 125. ; Common to good farm horses ,
S'JO. to SI 00. ; Extra plugo , § 00. to 75. ;
Common plugs , 820. to 840.
MULES. 15 to 154 hands ( extra ) , 8125.
to 150. ; 14 J to 15 hands , 8100. to 140. ;
14 to 11J hands , § 75. to 100. ; 131 to 14
hands. SW > . to 75.
Cigars and Tobaccos.
CIGARS. Seeds , 815.00 ; Connecticut ,
825.00 : Mixed , 835.00 ; Seed Havana , $50.00 ;
Clear Havana , § 75.00.
TOBACCO PLUG. Golden Rule ,
24 lb , 01 c ; Spotted Fawn. 02c ; Our Rope ,
C2c ; Sar , pounds , 21 lb , butts , GOc ; Horse
Shoe , pounds , 21 lb , butts , 58c ; Purity , 24
lb. butts , 52c ; Queen Bee , 24 lb , butts , 53c !
Glt Edge , pounds , 24 lb , butts , 57 ; Army
und Navy , pounds , 51c ; Bullion , pounds ,
5Cc ; Lorillard'B Climax , pounds , R7c.
FINE CUT In palls. Hard to Beat ,
75 ; Golden Thread , 70c ; Fountain , 78c ;
Favorite , G5c ; Rocky Mountain , 55c ;
Fancy , 50c ; Daisy , 45c. In tin' foil
Catlins O. S. , 2 oz packages , 5 lb boxes ,
per lb GOc ; Lorillard's Tiger , OOc.
SMOKING All grades Common , 25 to
33o , Granulated Blackwells Durham , 1C
oz-lfic ; Dukes Durham , 1G or. , 45c ; Seal of
North Carolina , 10 or , 46 } Seal of Nebraska -
ka , 1G oz , 3Sc ; Lone Jack , 4 07 , linen bags ,
per lb , $1.35 ; Marburgn' Puck , 2 oz , tin
foil , 55c ; Dog Tail. G5c.
Lumber ,
FENCING No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft , 825 00 ;
No. 2 , 12 to 20 ft. , 23 00 ; sheeting drewed ,
No. 1 , 22 00 ; No. 2 , 20 00 ; common board * ,
dressed , 25 00.
FRAMING 10 ft. and under , per M ,
24 00 ; 10 ft. studding , 25 00 ; 22 ft. 28 00 ;
21 ft. 28.00.
FINISHING-NO , i. finish 11 , 14 and
2 inch , 855 00 No. 1 finish 1 Inch 80 00 ;
No. 2 , finish 1 } , 1J and 2 inch , 85000 : No.
2 linlsli , 1 inch , $15 00 ; No , 3 finhh , 1 in.h : ,
81000 ; O. G. battens per 100 feet lin. ,
51 50 ; well curbing , 83500 ; rough 1 and 2
inch battens per 100 feet HP , . 50c.
STOCK BOARDS-Astock , $45 00 ;
645 00.
SIDING No. 1 , $2750 ; No. 2 , $2500 ;
No. 3 , $1-0 00.
SHIP LAP-Plain , $25 00 ; O. G. No. 1 ,
537 50 ; No. 2 , S25 00.
OKIUXG S30 OOC5S15 00.
LATJf AND SHINGLES A ntnrbest ( )
hlilngle * . SJ 50 , No. 2 , S3 50 ; No. 3 , 32 00.
Lath , . > ! 25.
Building Material.
LIME Per barrel , $1 35 ; bulk pcrbu. ,
35c. Cement , bbl , $2 { JO. Iowa plaster ,
bbl , $2 50. Hair per bn. 35o. Tuned
felt 100 His , 83 50. Straw board , 8 00 ,
PAPEIl Stiaw paper , 3Jc ; rag paper ,
4oj dry gixxls paper , 7e manna paper , lOo ;
new paper , 80 ,
COATv Cumberland blacksmith , $12 ;
Monw Run Blosijbiirg , $12 ; Wliltcbrenst
lump , SGj Whltebioait nut , SO ; Iowa
lump , S'i ' : Iowa nut & < ! ; ] ! ock Springe , $8 :
Anthracite , nil e\w \ , § 11 00.
Hides , l-urs , Etc.
HIDES Green butcher's hide , 7j ; green
cured hides , 8Jc ; green salt , part cuied
hides , 8pjijc ( ; dry llint , sound , 13@llc ; dry
calf and kip , 12 ( ) lc ! ; dry salt hldeshound ,
lir)12c ) ; green calf. wt. 8 tolSlbi. , 10@lc ] ;
green calf , wt. under 8 llw , per skin , Me ) ;
green pelts , Si OOfujl 15 ; grcun lamb xldm < ,
" 1 10125damuged'hides ; , two-thiid rate ,
( "cut scored and one grub , clashed two-
thirds rntc , ) branded hides 10 per cent , off ,
'
Wool.
Merino unwashed , light , 14@10c ; heavy ,
13ir > c ; medium unwaMicd , light , lSft'Oc ( ! ;
tub-washed , choice , 32cs fair , SOc ; dingy
and w. , 28c ; burry , black and celled wools
" § 0c lew
Shot. ,
SHOT.-Shot , 81.75 } Buck shot , $2.00 ;
Oriental Powder , kcgi , 80.40 ; do. , half
kcg . $3.48do. : , quarter keg * , 81,87 ; I'.hst-
iniC , kets. S3.3T > : Fuse , u r 100 feet f-Oc.
Heavy Hardware Lltt ,
Iron , rate * , S3 00 ; plow oleel , cn t , "ic ;
east tool do , ir > ( tr0 ! wagon spokes , Mt.
2 23@3 00 ; hub * , per set , 1 25 ; felloes , rawed
dry. 1 10 ; tongues , each , 70G'V > C ! axles
each , 7i" > c ; snuaro nut * , per Id , 7@llc ;
vvnOicra , peril ) . S@18e ; uvcts , pirlb , lie ;
cell chain , per lb , 0@12o ; malleable , So ;
iron wedges , lie ; crowbars , I'm ! harrow
teeth , Ic : liuncshoc' " , per keg , 5 00 ;
stocl , 7
NAILS 10 to 20d. 3 0 ; 8 to 10 , 3 05 ;
M , 3 90 ; Id. \ li" ; 3d , common , I DO : 3d ,
fine , 0 40 ; clinch , all irc % 5 15 ; Oil , casing ,
1 CM : 8il cinlnsr , 4 4' ; 10.1 casln ? , t 15 ; 10,1
finUli , 4 05 } Sd fiuMi , 4 IK ) ; Cd finish , 5 15 }
half kegs , lOc extra.
Point * Dili and V.irnlsliei.
PAINTS IN OirWhlto lead , Omaha
P. P. , 7c ; nhito lead , O. P. & G. CV.purc ,
Oc ; Marseilles giccn , 1 to 5 lb iMiif , 20c ;
French zinc , preen Real. 12c ; Fremh zinc ,
red seal , He ; French KIUC , In varnish asst ,
20c : French zince , In oil as-it , Ific ; ll w
and burnt umber , 1 lb cans 12c : raw ami
burnl Sienna , 13o : vnudyko brown , 13 * ;
iclined lampblack. 12c : coach black , l c ;
i"ory black , lOc ; drop black , IGc ; Prussian
blue , 30c ; ultramarine blue , 18c ; chronic
cluximo yellow , L. , M. , O. & D. O. , 18c ;
\cllow ochre , ( Ic ; iolden ; ochre , 10 ; pali-nt
tlryer , Gc ; graining colors : light o.ik. ilark
oa , walnut , chestnut and ash 12o
Dry Paint *
White lead , Gje ; French zinc. lOc ; Paris
whiteing 2Jc ; uniting gilderIjc ;
vt biting coml , lie ; lampblack ( tcrman *
town , lie ; lampblack , ominary , PC ; 1'nis-
.flan blue , 55c ; ultramarine , 18c ; vaudykc ,
brown , Sc ; umber , bunit , 4c ; umber , raw ,
Ic ; sienna , burnt , 4c ; RJcnna , raw , 4c
Paris green genuine , 35o ; Palis grtcn com' :
25e ; chroino green , N. Y. ' 20c ; chmml
green K. , 12c ; vennillion , Eng. , 70o ; vermillion -
million , America , 18c ; Indian red. ] 0c ,
rose pink , 14c ; Venetian read , Cookson's
tijc : Venetian red Am. , lc ; red lead , 74c ;
chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ; chrome yel
low , 1C. , 12e ; ochre , rochclle , 3c ; ochre ,
French , 2Jc ; ochre , American , Ijc ;
Winter's mineral. 2ic ] ; lehigh brown. 2jo :
spaninh brown. 2 c ; Prince's mineral flc ;
VARNISHES Barrels per gallon.
Furniture , exta , 81 00 ; furniture , No. 1 ,
OOc ; furniture , U , 75c : coach , extia , SI 25c ;
Coach , No. 1 , SLOO ; Damar , 81 25 ; Japan.
70c ; asphaltum , 70c ; shellac , § 360 ; ham
oil finish. $130.
OILS 110"carbon pcrgallon , llJcjlBO'
Leadlight , per gallon , 12io ; 17.V he.xdlight
ticrgallon , IGc ; crj'stolino , per gallon , 2pc
liu'ceed , raw , i > ergalon ] , G2c ; Linseed , boil-
winter btr'd , per
castor ,
. swcel ,
per gallon , 85c ; sperm , W. B. , per gallon-
8 ? 33 ; fiish.W.B. , per gallon , COc ; m-atsfoot1
extra , per gallon , 75c , No. 1 , 05 ; lumbci i ,
eating , 7010 , peruallon , 30c , summer , 15o
ijolden machine No. 1 , per gallon , " > ' < c , No.
L' , 28c ; sperm , signal , ptfr gallon , SOc ; tur *
pcntiuo , per gallon , GOc ; naptha , 71 dcg ,
j er gallon 203 , 03 dctr , 20c.
Liquor.
ALCOHOL -187 proof. 92 3. " > i > cr
v\ine gallon , extra California bpirits ,
187 pioof at 120 per proof gallon
tiiplorefined spirits , 187 proof , 8124 ; per
proof gal re-distilled whiskies , SI 00@1 50 ;
fine blended , SI 502 50 ; Kentucky bourbons
bens , S2007 00 ; Kentucky and Pennsyl
vania ryes , § 2 00@7 00.
BRANDIES Imported , .SO 00@1G 00 ;
domestio 1 40@4 00.
GINS Impoi ted , 4 50@GOO ; domestic ,
1 ' 10(313 ( 00.
RUMS Imported , 4 30@G 00 ; New
England. 2 00ft4 } 00 ; domestic , 1 50(5)3 ( ) 50 ;
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY
175@4 00.
CHAMPAGNES Imported per case ,
20 00@3l 00 ; American , per case , 12 00 ©
1800 ,
CLARETS Per case , 4 50@10 00.
WINES Rhinowino , per case , G 00@ ' . > 0
OC' ' Catawba , per case 4 00@7 00.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Grand Junction Market.
GUANO JUNCTION. la. , September 17.
Eggs 13c.
Butter 13c. ,
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. September 17.
On 'Change the markets w ro less active
and easier. The receipts of grain were
32GOO busheU by canal and 1,003 car
loads by rail , embracing 81 cars of wheat ,
812 of corn , 87 of oats , 14 of rye , and O'J
of barley.
Flour Remnlns'iuletchlefly for want of
stock : common to choice weste n spring ,
4 25@0 50 ; do Minnesota , 5 00@7 50 ; pat
ents , 7 00@7 90 ; winter brands , 0 50 ®
G80.
G80.Wheat
Wheat No. 2 spring rather quiet and
hteady during moat of the session , under
pretty free offerings. At the opening the
market ruled weak and declined about 1 ©
Ijc , but later , under a fair speculative de
mand , prices rallied -jc , then weakened
again , fluctuated , and family closed nt
1 29 for cash ; 1 28J September ; 1 301 ; for
October ; 1 33J for November ; 13IJ for
Docember.
Corn A fair business was transacted ,
but feeling was not BO strong and the ad
vance of yesterday uas not maintained.
Prices inclined in favor of buyers and
gradually declined J@ifc from the early
figures , with offerings quite free. At the
close No. 2 and hiu'li mixed was quoted at
G4io for September ; G5Jc for October ;
GGjc for November ; G7@C7ic for Decem
ber ; 72Jc for May.
Oats Quiet and easy and a trifle lower ;
No , 2 closed at 40c for September ; -lOJc
for October ; 41jjc for November ; 43&C fur
December : 40c for tbo year ; 47io for
May. \
llye Firmer and n shade hipher ; No.
2. 108J forOctober ; 1 11J for November.
Barley Very nuiet and but little offer
ed ; No. 2 , 1 08@1 00 for cash , 1094 for
October ; 1 11 for Nov cmbc-r.
Pork Fairly active at a decline of 5@
lOo ; mess , 19 50@19 G2J for cash ; 19 32J
@ 19 35 for October : 19 50@19 53 for November -
vember ; 20 35 tor January ; 20 55(2)20 ( ) 57J
for February.
Lard Steady and higher at 12 15 ©
12 17J for cash ; 12 17412 20 for October ;
12 32J@12 35 for November ; 12 ( ! 5@
12 07i fur January ; 12 bO for February ,
Bulk Meats Fairly active and firmer ;
short ribs. ] 030@10 35 for cash ; 102.H ©
10 25 for October ; 10 07JQ > 10 25 for No
vember ; 1015@1027J for January.
Whisky-Quiet at 1 Hi.
RecUpts Flour 13,311 bbls ; wheat ,
38,802 mil coni , J13.0VJ bu ; oats , 03,071
bu ; rye , 8,205 , bu ; barley , 20,797 bu ,
Shipments Flour , 5,050 bbls ; wheat ,
173,252 bu ; corn , 370.791 bu. : oatu , 52,723
bu ; rye , 5,281 bu : barley , 20,922 bu ,
Chicago JJlvo Stoolc.
( 'IIICAOO. Hejitember 17.
Hogs Receipts , 13,000 ; Miipmonts , 3-
400 ; trade fairly actjvo but jirices aver
age a little lower ; mixeu packing , 025fr )
0 70 ; light i > r bacon hogH , 0 30(5)G ( ) 76 ;
choice heavy , C 75 © 7 30 ; culls and grass.
CI-H. 3 OOfoiU 20.
Cattle Receipts , 3,100 ; shipments ,
2,400. Market quiet and weak but quiil-
jtyofofferinirH very po > r ; good to choice ;
hliiimltig steers , f > 00(2)0 ( 20 ; common to
medium , 4 005 20 ; no export cattle here ;
prices nominally oteady at ( ) 200 75 ! na
tive butcher * ' stock blow ; cowc , U SO ®
300 ; BcallawagH , 21242 374 ; bulls , 2 00
© 350 ; ttccro , 11 05 © 1 10 ; Htoekern and
feeder * , 2 00 © 110 ; range cattle fairly
bteaily , but closing weak and lower ; can
ning Texans , 2 003 75 ; liiiplii ! | > Texaim ,
U 80 © J 25 ; half breeds , ! 185 ® 1 20 ; AmerL
cunt , 4 00 © 170 ; utoekcrj and ftedern ,
2 75 © 120.
Sheep Receipts , l.GOO ; ehlpments , 3GO ;
steady and fairly uctuo ou good ttuck ; .
choice , 4 OO f S 00 ; common to Mr , 2 80 ©
3 75 ; lambs , per licad , 1 GOC ? 2 50.
En st Liberty Iilvo Stock ,
EAST LinKiiTY , Pa. , September 17.
Cattle Nothing doing ; receipts , 1,173) )
shipments , 102.
Hops rirm ; receipts 3.100 ; shmnonl ! ,
TOO ; Phllndelphlai , 7 10 ( < )730 ; best York-
ere , C. 50@0 75.
Sheep Nothing doing ; receipt * , 1,100 ;
Milpmcnts , 1,200.
Baltimore Proilttoo ,
BAI.TIUOIIK , September 17.
3'ltitii-iSteady.
Wheat No. 2 red winter , quiet ; 1loj
il ) 45J for ca h Mid September.
Coin Yellow , nominal at " 0@72c ;
mixed western , ipiict at fi7c for October
and September.
Philadelphia Prodnco.
PiiiLAUKi.ruiA , September 17.
Wheat Steady at 1 4IJfil ( ) 10 for oa h
and September ; t 459 < ji < l IGJ for October.
Com Firm at Olfg)70jfo ) ] ) for cash and
September ; 72Jc)728 ( ) for October.
Oats Steady at 47i18c for cash ; 47
( MI7S for September ,
llye Dull and scarce.
Liverpool Prodnco.
, September 17.
Flour American , 10s lid13ii.
Whent Winter , 10s CdMlls Id ; white ,
lOi 7dfgUls Id ; spring , 10s@lOs 4d ; club
Corn fit 1 lil.
Lard C > 2 < .
Pork MK
Toledo Produce
TOLKIIO , September 17.
\N .icat Dull ; No. 2 ml , 1 45S for cash ;
1 444 for October ; 147fj for November ;
1 4lj ! | lor December.
Corn Dull ; hfcli mixed , OSjcj No. 2 ,
GCc for October ; G"S for the year.
OaUDull ; No. 2 , 45Jc.
Buffalo Lira Stock.
EAST RutPAio , September 17.
llogc StroiiKcr ; receipt * . 22 caw ; ship-
mentH , 44 cars ; good to choice Yorkers ,
C 80@7 00 : fair in good Michigan , t ! 40 ®
7 10 ; bc t heavy , 7 25.
Cleveland Mnrlcot.
CI.KVM.AAM > , September 17.
Petroleum Quiet ; standard white ,
110 lest , 7e.
Pcoria Produoo.
PKOHIA , 8cttcmberl7.
Corn Steady : high mhed and mixed ,
04 Jc.
Jc.Oata
Oata Steady ; No. 2 white , 43 @
Rye-Steady ; No. 2 , 1 08 ( 1 OSJ ;
High Wines Unchanged at I II.
Receipts Wheat , -151 $ bu ; corn , 00-
500 bu ; oats.i 13,575 bu ; rye , 33,800 bu ;
barley , 2,500 bu.
Shipments Wheat , none ; corn , 411.500
bu ; eaU , 20,125 bu ; rye , 2,500 bu ; bar
ley , none.
Cincinnati Produce.
CINCINNATI , September 111.
Provi'ions Mess pork , jobbing , 2000
@ 2100.
Lard Jobbing , cm rent make , 1200.
Bulk Meats Plnn ; clear MIC ! < , 11 < i21 ,
Bacon Clear sides. 1237J12 50.
1'lour Dull ; family , 0 50@7 10.
Wheat Steady ; No. 2 i oil. 1 48.
Corn Weak ; 'No. 2 mixed , ( .9.
Oats-Dull ; No. 2 mixed , 43Jc bid.
Rye Easier : No. 2 , 1IIJ. .
Bailey-Dull } No. 2 fall , 1 10@1 11) ) .
Whisky Nominal ,
St. Loiiifl Froilnoo-
ST. LOUIH , Suiitcmber 17.
Flour-Quiet ; fancy family , I ! KO&li ! 5 ;
choice to fancy , 7 05 ( 7 ( M ,
Wheat Closed lovveer. No. 2 red , 1 43 |
ca h ; 141 October ; 1481 November ;
1511 December.
Coin Higher ; options lower ; < i3 c for
cash ; Oljo for.Sejtcmbcri5o ; ( ; ) for October ;
( ! 7Jc for November ; Uflic or December ;
70c for May.
Oatn Lower at 121c for cashll'o ;
for September ; for October ; -15 for De
cember ,
Rye Quiet nt 1 07i@l 07tf.
Bnrloy Unchanged.
Lead Steady at 1 031.
Butter Unchanged ; dairj22@iOi- : .
EKKH Higher at 1 l@lic. (
Whihky Steady at 110.
Pork Easior.at 1 ! ) 75.
L-ird Better at 12 20.
Receipts Flour-1,000 bblH. ; wheat , 55-
000 bu ; com , 05,000 bu ; oats , 32,000 bu ;
rye , 4,000bu. ; br.rlay. 4,000 bu.
Shipments Flour , 0.000 bbls. ; viheat.
11,000 bu ; corn , 80,000 bu ; oats , 0,000
buiyo , none ; barley , none.
St. 3Joni ttlva Stook-
ST. Louis , September 17.
Hogs Firm on light receipts ; Yorkers
and fUltimoron , 0 40@0 05 ; packing. 0 25
( Ai > 80 ; butchers' to fancy heavy , 0 85 ®
7 15 ; pigs , 5 50@G 15. RcteiptH , 3,700 ;
shipments , 2,300.
Now York Produoo
NKVV YOUK , Seteniber ] 17.
Flour Steady and unchanged.
Wheat Cash and September sligetly
higher ; other monthti in buyeri1 favor ;
No. 2 red winter , I 47n@l 474 ; No. 3 do ,
142j@l 42 ; mixed western , 1 43@1 43h
No. 1 white , 1 44 J ; No , 2 Chicago and
Milwaukee , 1 27 ® I 38 } No. 2 , red Sep
tember , 1 17J. , . . , , , . ,
Corn Strong and J@lc hlghtr for cash
and September ; heavy and lower ; ungrad
ed mixed , 05f 72 ; No. 3 , G'J@G94c ; steam
er , 70n ; yellow * , 74J)75c ( ) ; No. 2 , Sep
tember , 7ia.71Jc ( ; do. October , 72M74e.
O t Slightly In buye.ru1 faror ; No , 1
whiti. 5Sc ; No , 2 do , 52@524c ; No. 2
mi-ied , 43 r,43Jc ; mixed wcntcni , 43J@
44o ; No. 2 mixed September , 43.
Rye Firmer at 1 O l 08.
Barley-Dull.
Pork Slmilo higher and ntron ; new
mess on September. 20 CO ; do September ,
1 ! ) 23@10 50.
Lard Firm and moderately active ;
12 35)12 ( ) 74 for cash ; 1'J 3"i for Septem
ber.
ber.Beef Unchanged.
Cut Jf eats Unchanged.
WhUky-Nomiuul.
D. S , BENTON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AHDACII DLOCK ,
Cor. Dn'JL-lai 16thBti. ( Jtruvha Nfb.
Edward W. Simeral ,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
DRS. COFFMAN
AND
THOMPSON ,
Physicians and Surgeons ,
timer , Oiur CnilcUhanh , Ifitli St. , Hut.
Kuril hum ami l > ui > ul < ui. aSMi'i
Prof , W , J , Andor's ' Soloofc Dano-
ing Academy ,
A. Hoipc , Jr. Hall , ICIO Ooflgo St.
Cla.4 ( orKi'itleincn ( OtninciKln , ; Tiicmlay otcil-
liiK , Uct. 4 , ClaM for ladles cuiiiimncini ; Tmiru-
ilnrfiilnf | , OU.O. 'It-run Illicnil. 'Jho can
incllioil ) 1 lute for tvaihliiir llio WnlU , OlhlJ ,
Ac. , I tan KUiraiitouicrtitcl \ tatUraitlon o
Hliolnrn. Tor UniiH , &c. , call at A , llonpu , Ji. ,
oruildrcon lllfl Cajiltul Avu. Bl7 < llm
os. H. cLARKbox. ; , o. iiusr
Clarkson SL Hunt ,
Suicoiw" to IllclarJj It Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW ,
B UtbStrcU OmhnNob
W.J. OONNELL ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAY/ ,
OrncFront Kfionm ( up btnliti ) In HIUIICOM'K
o w brick Imll.llnif , tl. W , ourncr I'lUilitb ( .d
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS ,
HOTELS.
AHAPAHOE HOUSE ,
ORAXD OE.VrrtAL HOTEL ,
DENVER HOUSE
EGTE3 HOUSE ,
U. P. HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUQC ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
HOLLAND HOUSE ,
WILDER HOURE-
DLUE VALLEY HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
QAQE HOUSE ,
COMMERCIALHOTEL.
SUPERIOR HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
WESTERN HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
PACIFIC HOTEL ,
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL ,
SUMMIT HOUSE ,
JUDKINS HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARK HOTEL ,
DURKE'S HOTEL ,
HEAD HOUSE ,
CHENEY'S UNION HOTEL ,
NEOLA HOTEL ,
CENTRAL HOUSE ,
EMERSON HOUSE ,
CROMWELL HOUSE ,
L. CLUTE ,
D. T. PHILLIPS ,
CAIRNS & WILLIAMS ,
N. T tSTES ,
8. F , DCRRY ,
F. W. WILMS ,
T , M. STONE ,
QEO. D. HOLLAND ,
THOMPSON REED
n. DAVIS.
Z. 0. ROCKHOLD ,
T. MUNHALL ,
A. R. OAQE ,
Q. D. DOttDCN ,
8. TIMMERMAN ,
A. C. OAARPER ,
E. FUNKHOUSCR ,
DR. W. W.JON EO ,
W. P. REN8HAW ,
E. D. COTTRELL ,
SWAN & DECKER ,
JUDKINS ScDnO. ,
WM. LUTTON ,
W.J. QARVIN ,
E. R. DURKE ,
JOS. SHAW A CO ,
CHENEY DROS. ,
F. SIEVERTZ ,
8. P. ANDERSON ,
A. L. SHELDON ,
MRS. R. COCHRAN.
TOWS 8
Arapnhoo ,
Harvard , Neb
Hnttlngt , Neb.
Grand Island , Neb.
Gibbon , Neb.
Kearney , Neb.
Orleani , Neb.
Red Cloud , Neb ,
Wllbcr , Neb
Do Wilt , Nob.
Wymorc , Neb.
Dloomlngton , Neb.
Republican Clty.Ncb
Alma , Nob.
Superior , Neb.
Hardy , Neb.
Chester , Neb.
Dluo Spring * , No1 !
Deatrlcc , Neb.
Nebraska City , Neb.
Creator ) , la.
Red Oak , la.
Vlllltca. la.
Corning , la.
Carroll , la.
Jefferson , la.
Mo. Valley Ounc. , ! .
Neola , la ,
Malvcrn , In ,
Emerton , la. '
Cromwell , I .
[ CENTRAL NEHUASKA 11. & M. K. 11. ]
GRAFTON.
ft. II.Vnrron Grain Dealer ( Elevator } .
J.V. . Price . Grain Dealer ( Elo"fttor ) .
.1. A. Ellis , Grain , Cattle nntl Hog Donlor ( Elevator ) .
U. F. liallard , M. D Physician , Surgeon anil Druggist.
A. O. Spamlau Druggist and Bookseller ,
E. A. Gushing Guncral Merchandise.
Win. 0. ILuiioy. . , Dry CSoods and Groceries.
II. J. Day General Merchandise.
11. J. Blackburn Livery , Sale and Food Stable.
W. J. Hickox Agricultural Implements ; ApontHnzon Wind Mill.
R. 0. Price , Hank of Gfaftdn !
A. G. Richards & Son Graf ton 'Hbto ' ) .
T. G. McFftddon Restaurant.
Honsol & Luobbon > Grtxflon G.izotte.
11. 0. Johnson li. & M. U. R. Land A out.
STAR STOVE POLISH
A XI )
BEAUBRUMMEL BOOT BLACKING
MANUKACTUKKI ) NY
-llVBTIIi : lUKOAIN'S IS AIIKIXDS 01'
JEWELRY , WATCHES , CLOCKS , SILVERWARE
SOLID AND PLATED WARE AND DIAMONDS.
At Prices that Suit Any Customer Who Really Wishes a First-
Class Article.
O"T" A D T l MTCrr G OEr/ r A Ol CTO Arc also sold exclusively
O I M rt I I IN I C.LJ O"tW I MVflt.O Iiyu9 ,
GO
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
THE JEWELERS , Opposite the Post Office.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , Ihe La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of Fine
Watches at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth and Farn-
ham Streets
MAX MEYER & BRO ,
JUI IEEE & BRO.
O 3VE
THE LEADING
MUSIC HOUSE
IN THE WEST I
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured. .
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments a *
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warreu.
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pnr-
chasine1.
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
uAouiHBiir , m/ngo , . .o . , v i nmam , PIPE ,
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AMD SCHOOL BELLS
A. LfASTRANG , 206 Farnam St. , Omaha.
M . . 'fe' '
I my
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