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TltE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , OCTOBER L 6
THE WORLD OF TRAFFIC.
i ? * -t -
A Resnmo of the Week's Business
in Commercial Circles ,
A Tendency to Upward Prices
in Grain and Provisions.
Cincinnati Reports an Increasing
\
ing Volume of Business.
Very Few Changes in Homo Mar-
kols A Fnlr Business Done.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YonK , September 30.
JJONEV AX ! ) STOCKS.
Money closed at4@i ( per cent , jrcr an-
urn ; I per cent. i > cr dloin. " "
I'rime inercantila paper. 5i ( < j,01 i > crccnt.
Sterling exchange closed steady at 4 80 ;
night , 4 83J.
Governments closed film ; extended It's
1 OOJ : 5' do , 1 Oli ; ij'a coupons 1 131 ;
now 4s ! 1173 ; Pacific < Pa. 'OS , 1 30.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows :
Central PaciHo firsts , 1 15J ; Union Ists ,
1 lf > i ; land grants , 117 ; sinking funds ,
1 23J.
State securities fairly active ; M . CV ,
offered at 100 ; St. .loo , 110.
STOCKS.
TV. , stock market opened Ii per cent ,
higher for New York Elevated , a per cent ,
for Manhattan Elevated , 3 per cent , foi-
Delaware , Laokawanuaestern , Delaware -
ware & Hudson , nnd Wab.ish & Pacific ,
and ! © ' { per cent , lower for the rest of the
list. Speculation was ii regular in early
dealings , but at the first board there \\M a
decline of 1@2 percent , , vvliLh was most
marked in Manhattan lailway , Wnbash &
Pacific , and St. Paul. Towards noon n
firmer tone prevailed , and shortly after
midday prices showed an advance of ; } @
21 per cent. Central Pacific , C. U. C. k L ,
PaciHc Mail nnd Wnb.uh & Pacific leading
therein. During the afternoon dealings
again became feverish , with a downward
tendency , and the market closed vcik at
i decline from the highest point of J@3
per cent. , the latter in Lake Ivric & West
ern , Central Pacific , Delaware , Lacka-
wanna & Western , Union Pacific , Western
Union , ami Denver & Rio Grande being
aKo prominent theicin.
The following are the closing bids :
NY C 142' ' . Ill Central ir 0' {
O&M 44j IBS : W 47
Preferred. . . . 10. .
I'D&K 414 vr.
PiUsburg 138 Mich Cent i)2i )
Rock Island. . .133 } Mo Pac 1037
San Francisco.jrij N. .1 , C. . . . . . . DJ ; {
do preferred. . 74 Northern Pa. . .
StP " " " " ' 111. . preferred. . . . . 70
do lifd..V.124J' Northwestern. .1231
Stl'Mfc M..103 do pfd 138
St Pi Omaha. . 33 Adams Exp..137
Tex Pac f.2 A& TH 50
Union Pacific..ll'JJ Preferred. . . . 00
Wnbash r,0j American Exp. 01
do preferred. . 01 BCR& N. . . . 75
WUTcl 8i ? Can Southern. .
D&UG 80 CC&IC 21"
lirio 44 } Central Pacific. 051
Preferred. . . . 80 C& A 130J
Fort Wayne. . . . 1301 Preferred . . . .137
j. & st..r 100 C B S : Q 1G7J
Prpfencd..lir.i CStL&NO. . 77
Harlem 31fi
Omalia Wholesale Market.
OrncE pi1 TIIK OMAHA BKF , 1
Krid.iy E\ ruing , September 30. J
Very few changes are noted in the mar
kets to-day. Thu leading produce markets
were irregular with a fair volume of busi-
11CK3.
11CK3.Wheat
Wheat was stronger. Corn and oat
unsteady , closed at yestenlay's quotation" .
Darlcy and llyn steady nnA unchanged.
Provisions titeady. Onions higher. Cab
bage advanced 2. " > @ 50o per do/en.
Local Grain Ueahncs.
WHEAT. Cash No. 2 , 1 22i ; cash
No. S , 1 OSi : rejected SOJc. .
IJAKLEY. Cash No ii , 81.00J ; No. S ,
78c.
78c.11YE. . Cash. 98c.
CORN. Cash No. 2 , 58fc.
OATS. Cash. 31c.
Livestock.
AT OMAHA STOCK VAIU1S.
Cattle Good shipping , § 4 00 ; fat cows
and heifers. ? 2 i. @ 3 00.
Hogs Mixed packing , 65 75@G 00.
Sheep Slaughtering iti demand at S3 00
( S3 75 per 100 Ibs gross.
Provisions.
FLOUR Spring wheat , straight grade ,
5325@330 ; patent , S3 75@4 50 ; winter
wheat straight grade 8375@400 ; patent ,
& 4 OOgluO ; graliain rye , S2 CO ; Whe.it ,
2 75.
EYE FLOUR S3 23.
M1LLSTUFFS Utan , per cwt. 70c ;
3i cenings , per owt. 70@SOc ; Bhorts , per
cwt. 80c ; chopped feed , per cwt. 100 ; meal
bolted , yellow , 1 15 ; white. 8123.
POl'ATOKS 1001 10.
SWEKT POTATOES Very active at
5 ( < Cc per pound.
POULTllY Live chickens per dozen ,
$2 50 ® 2 75.
1'HAIKEC CHICKENS S2 23@3 00
per dozen ,
Hi EGGS Very dull at 10@I8c.
, 1JUTTER Choice scarce at20@23poor ; ,
no market : creamery , 30c.
APPLKS Good , sound , very scarce
at 84 00@4 50 per bbl.
HONEY California white clover in
comb , 24(5)25c. ( )
LEMONS Steady ; per boSIO 00
@ 10 50. , Finest Messina oranges § 8 00
repacked.
PEACHES SI 101'20 per basket.
DOMESTIC GRAPES-Gettingscarce
at 5@Go per Ib.
CALIFORNIA PEARS Per box , $350
CALIFORNIA PLUMS-82 50.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES S2 50.
CALIFORNIA GRAPES-S200.
VEGETABLES-AH kinds bring good
prices and scarce.
J1KESWAX Yellow , 18@20c.
ONIONS SI 35(5)1 ( ) 50 per bushel.
CABBAGE-SI 60@1 75 per dozen.
Grocer * Lltt.
COFFEE. Rio , lair. 134c : Rio , good ,
14c ; Rio , prime to choice , 14Jc ; Old gov't
Java ; 2Gi@28ic , Mocha , 28ic ; Arbuckle's ,
17jc.TEAS.
TEAS. Gunpowder , good , 45@55c ;
Choice , G0@75c ; Imperial , good , 40@15c ;
Choice , G0(2j75c ( ; Young Hyson , gooti , 3C@
r 0c ; choice , 05c@3100 ; Japan Nat Leaf ,
35c ; Japan , choice , G0@75c ; Oolong , gotxl ,
3o@ < 0 ; Oolong , choice , 40@55 ; Souchong ,
ood. 3540c ; choice. 33@45c.
SUGARS. Cut loaf , llic : Crushed ,
llic ; Granulated , lie ; Powdered , lljo
Fine powdered , llQc ; Standard Coffee A ,
lOlc ; Now York Confectioner's Standard
A , lOJc ; Good A , 103c ; Prairie Extra C ,
.
SYRUPS. Sugar house , bbls. 48ci half
,
Mace SI 00.
SODA _ Dwight'H Ib paper * ; S3 OOj lend -
land do ' , 3 00 ; Church' * , $3 00 ; Keg xodn ,
STARCH.-7-Pearl , 4c ; Silver Glos ,
® 8Jc ; Corn Starch , 8J@t c ; Excelsior
Gloss. fcj Com. 74c.
SALT. Dray loadH. per bbl , 1 95 ; Ash-
ton , in Buckfl , 3 f 0 ; bbu dairy GO , 5s , 3 45 ;
bbla dairy , 100 , 3s , 3 05.
DRIED FRUlTSCholoo . lialves ,
-
fieachea ,
r. Ib boj
Yark.
' "
olil , 7 05 new , 8Jc ; Currauta , 7@71 ;
Blackberries , new. 14o ,
OHEPSK-Full Cream , 15c ; Part
Skin , llic.
llic."H.
"H.
WOODENWARK-Two hoop pall"
1 85 ; three hoop palls 2 10 ; No. I tubs ,
0 00 ; No. 2 tubs , 8 00 : No. 3 tubs 7 00 ,
pioneer washlwards , 1 8. " ; Double Crown ;
2 75 ; Globe Washboard. 250 ; Well bucket * ,
chain , and 5 ply , 2021J } ; Colored carjMjt
chaln.'pcr 11' , 20 ;
LEAD-B.ir , ? ! ( B.
MATCHiS-Por ; caddie , 83c ; round
cases S7.3. ; square cases SI.OO.
PROVlSIOXS-Rrcakfast bacon , IK
choice lard , 13ic ; dried beef , lie ; should
ers canvas < ed Oc ; hams , canvassed 14o ;
bacon , sides 13Jc
NKW PlOKLKS-Medium , In barrels
SO 00 ; do lu half bbls , 5 00 : smalls in bbls ,
1100 ; do , In half bbls 050 ; gherkins " >
bbls 12 00 ; do , in half bbls 7 00.
VINEGAR Pure apple extra. ICc )
pure apple , 13c ; Prusjlng pure npple , Ific.
HOMlNY'-Naw , $4 SO per bbl.
BIANS : Medium , hand plckud ? 3 50
per bushel.
ROL'E Sisal , 4 inch and larger , Die ; 1
Inch. 0c ; J inch , 10Jc.
SOAl'S-Klrk's Savon Imperial , 3 00 }
Kirk's satinet. 3 GO ; Klrk'rf standard , 3 60 ;
Kirk' * white Russian , 5 50 : Kirk's Eutoca ,
2 23 : Kirk's Prairie Queen , (100 ( cakes ) , A
10 ; Kill : ' * magnolia , 4 80.
CANDLES Boxes W Ibs , 10 oz , Ss
15cbo\i's40 ; Ibs , , 10 oz. , Os. 1 Ic ; boxes 40
sets , 11 oz. , 8s , 13Jc ; half bo\es 20 sets ,
Uoz. , 8s , 13c.
LYE American , 3 10 : Greenwich , 310 :
Western , 2 7o ; North Star , 2 50 ; Lewis'
ly , 4 GO ; Jewell lye , 2 75.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 do ? . ,
In case , 3 31 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. in rase ,
1 00 : Anchor Ball 2 do * in case. 1 50.
FIELD SEED Itcd clover , choice
new , SG 00 per bushel ; mammoth clover ,
new , 8700 ; white clover , new , 814 00
nhnlf.1 clover , new , $1250 ; alsike , How ,
S1300. Timothy , good , new , § . ' ) 00 :
blue grass , extra clean , SI 50 ; blue grass ,
clean , SI 25 ; orchard grass S2 50 : red tojj ,
choice , 1 03 ; millet , common or Missouri ,
80u ; millet , German , $100 to $125 ;
Hungarian , SOc.
HEDQiSEED Osngo orange , 1 to 5
bushels S3 00 ; osage or.mge , 10 bushels or
over , § 1 50 ; honey locuat , per Ib. , 33c ; per
100 Ibs. . S2300.
FISH Family white fish , 00 Ib hf bbls ,
S3 GO : No , 1 white fish , 00 Ib hf bbls ( i 30 ;
No. 1 white .fish , in 10 Ib kits 100 ; family
10 Ib kits , 75o ; New Holland herring , per
keg , 120 ; Russian sardines 75c ; Colmr-
bin river million , per 100 Ibs , 8 00 ; GUOITJC'N
Bank codfish , Gc ; Gen. boneless codfish ;
"c ; boneless fish , 4Jc.
MACKK IlEL Half bbls mcsi mackerel ,
100 Ibs , 812 50 ; hf bbl No. 1 OK shore do ,
100 Ibs G 00 ; hf bbls , fat family do , 100
Ibs , 3 85 ; mchs mackerel , 12 Ib kits - - " ' !
No. 1 ex shore , 12 Ib do , 150 ; No. 1 shove ,
12 Ib do.'l OOf fat family , 10 Ib do , 75c.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , 2 , Ib
( Field's ) , per cose , 84 20 ; do 1 tb ( Field's ) ,
per case , 2 50 : do 2 Ib ( Standard ) , per c.iso ,
3 00 ; do 1 Ib ( standard ) , per case , 2 40 ; do
2 Hi ( slack ) , per case , 2 75 ; do 1 Ib ( slnck ) ,
per case , 200. Onions 380. Salmon , 1
Ib , per dozen , 1 G5 ; do 2 Ib , per dozen
2 CO. Sardinia , small Fsh , imported , one
quarter bpxcs per box , 14Jc ; American ,
quarter boxes per box , lie ; do half boxes ,
per bo21Jc. . Lobsters , 1 Ib per dozen ,
180. Tomatoes , 230 ; do 3 Ib per
case , 310 ; Com , 2 Ib ( Mountain )
per case , 3 70 ; soaked corn , 210 ; do
2 Ib ( Yarmouth ) , per case , 375 ;
string beans , per case , 2 00 ; Lima beans
per case , 2 10. Succotash per case , 220. _
Peas , common , per case , 2 00 : peas , choice ,
per case , 4 50. Blackberries 2lb , per case ,
280 ; strawberries , 2 Ib , per case , 3 00 :
raspberries 2 Ib , per case , 2 753 ( 00.
Damsons 2 Ib , per cose , 2 45. Bartlett
pears per case , 3 Oo@4 00. Whortleber
ries per case , 2 80. Egg plums , 2 Ib per
cuse , 3 25 ; do , choice , 2 Ib , per case. 4 50.
Green gages2 Ib per case , 3 23 : do choice , C
Ib per case,4 50. Pine Apples , 2 Ib , per case ,
4 005 75. Peaches 2 Ib per case , 8 10 :
do 3b , case , 0 00 ( [ G 50 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 Ib , per
caBe.3 23 ; dn pie. Gib , per dozen , 3 50.
RICE Carolina , 8@8icJ Louisiana , fij
PEANUTS Roasted , choice , red Ten-
-SKsee , Oc per Ib ; fancy _ white , lOe per Ib ;
ra'v white Virginia , lOlc.
Dry Goods.
BROWN COTTONS "Buckeye L L
7c ; , Continental C , do.ju-ooiCjrescent LL
G\c ; Crescent C 7ic ; ( ( , ( pent B 73c ;
Crescent A 8c ; Grnnitevi/d SLlt GJc ; In
dian Head 7ic ; Lawrendr J Gjc ; Ports
mouth P , do , 4lc ; Utica < . ( ; Wiuthrop
L , do , 7Jc ; WachUa&tJ-.n * . -
BLEACHED COTTONS Altoona 3-1
Gc ; Auburn A 4-4 SJci Ballardvale 4-4
Gic ; Dairy Cloth SJc ; Fairmont 4-4 CJc ;
Fiuit 4-4 10i ; Hoie4-4SJc ; Lonsdale4-4
Ojc ; New Yoik Mills 4-1 13c ; Pocassett C
4-4 Sic. Wamsutta , 4-4 13c.
PRINTS. Allen's fancy , OJc ; Asneri-
can do , GJc ; Arnold's do , 7c ; American
ttoGcBerlfn ; solid colorsGc.ConestogadoOJc
Cochico robe , 7c ; Freeman robe , Gc ;
Dunncll do , 7c ; Eddvstono do Gc ;
Harmony , 5'c ; HartelGJc ; l < Lnickerbocker ,
GJc ; Gloucester do , GJc ; Hamilton , G\c ?
Hamilton do , 7c ; Marlboro do , fijfc ; Soutli-
Pacific do 7c ; Sprague do , Gic ,
Jlanchester , 7c ; Pacific , 7c ; Spraguc ;
Gic ; SouthbiidgeG c ; Mystic , O c ; Morri-
inack shifting , Gc ; Washington oil colors ,
Oc.
Oc.CAMBRICS
CAMBRICS Gamer , 5c ; Harmony B ,
fie ; Hooksett , fie ; Keystone Glove Finish ,
fijc ; Washington , Cc.
CORSET JEANS Androscoggin hat-
teen , 8\o : Lockwood do. On ; Naumkeag
do. , SJc ; Rockport , 7ic
TICKING Ainoskeog- . C. A. , 17ic ;
Albany S. A. X. , 17Ac ; Coixlis A C. E. ,
17jc ; Coitli , B. 15. , OJc ; Concstoga , R. C. ,
RedStripe.lGic ; Conestoga , C. C. A. , fan
cy , lie , Conestoga , j,0. C. A. , 14c ; Conestoga -
toga , 4-1 , Gold Medal , IGc ; Couestoga ,
lc ; Easton , B. , OJc ; Hamilton , D. , llj ;
Haii'ilton regular , 13 c ; Hamilton if. ,
11 Jc ; Omcgasuperior extra , 27c ; Omega
medal , 23C ; Omega A CA , fancy stripe ,
18c ; Omega A 4-4 , IGo ; Omega A g , 13 ;
Pearl River , IGJc ; Shetucket , S. , lO c ;
Shctuckct , S. S. , 12c ;
OIL CLOTH-5-4 wood , S3 00 ; 5-1
fancy marble , S3 00 ; 5-4 white marble ,
S2 83 ; G 4 wood , S3 GO ; G-4 fancy marble ,
$ > . 00 ; 0-4 whlto marble , S3 83 ; 5-4 mo
saic , S3 00 ; ( M mosaic , 84 00.
DENINS Amoskeag blue and brown ,
IGc ; Beaver Creek , A. A. , blue and brown ,
14 Jo ; Beaver Crock , B. B.bluo and brown.
13Jc ; Beaver Creek , C. C , , blue and ,
brown , 12io ; Everett J ) . D , , blue and'
brown , 15 } ; Haymakers blue and brown ,
Oic0tis ; , A. X.A. , blue , 15c ; Otis B. B.
blue , 14 ; Otis C , C. , blue , 13c ; Pearl
River blue and brown , 15Jc.
DUCKS Arlington stripe , IBv Boston
checks , 13Jo ; Boston XX drab , 12 c ; Boston -
ton XXX bro. , ISJo ; Boston XXX drab ,
13Jc ; Boston O. H. bro. , lOJc ; Boston XX ,
bro. , 12ic ; BLcuarck stripe , 17Jc ; Boston
stripes , l.'Uc ; Dundee utrlpcs , 18c ; Fall
Hiver , lljc ; Hamden O. O. , lOJc ; Lion
Blue , lOJc ,
STRIPES American , lOc ; Amoskeag ,
llic : Dexter A. , 14c ; Mechanics , 8c ;
Omega , lie ; Otis B. B. , lOc ; Pittsfield , 7c ;
Uncasville , 00&c. &
COTTONADES-Angora. D. & T. , 25q ;
A. Y. A. , 2Gc ; Bell , 18o ; Bridge water , lOe ;
Capitol , 18c ; Charter Oak. 18c ; Everett ,
heavy. 20c : Everett , medium , 16c ; Farm-
cr'n i 4c ; IxswUton 10 oz. , 25c ; New York
milU checks 18 ; New York , mills proof ,
22Jc ; Wicklow.lSic ; Union1 Pacific , 18c ;
Wldttendnn , D. & , T 80c ; York , light
weight , 12Jc.
SHEETINGS Androscoggin,8-4 brown
23c ; do 10-4 do , 2Gc ; PepperelrsO-4 brown ,
23o : do 10-1 do , 27Jot Alexandria , 40
Inch , blearhed , 13o ; Androacoggln 0-4 ,
bleached , 20c ; do 10-4. bleached , 20c ;
Pepperell , 9-4 , bleached , 25o ; do 10-4
bleached , -Vjc.
Drutri ,
DRUGS AND CHEMICAI.S. Acid
Carbolic , 60c ; Acid , Tartaric , G5ct Balsam
Copabia , per Ib , 70c ; Bark , Sassafras , per
Ib , 12o ; Calomel , per Ib , 70c ; Cinchonldla ,
per 07 , 80c ; Chloroform , i > cr Ib. OOc ;
Dover's powdern , per Ib , $1 40 ; Epsom
alts per Ib , 3Jc ; Glycerine , pure , i > er Ib ,
44c ; Jjead , Acetate , per Ib , 22o ; Car
bonoll , 110" , per gallon , llic ; do 150 ° ,
per gal. 13lc ; Oil , Castor , No. 1 , i > er gal ,
110 ; 6il , Castor , No.S.per gal,8100 ; Oil ,
Olive , t > er gal , 81 60 ; Oil , Origanum , fXto
Opiuin , 4 50 ; Quinine , $210 : P. It W. &R.
iB.perozI225Potartaium ; ) Iodide , per Ib ;
S3 , 60 ; Salncin , per oz , 33c ; Sulphate of
Morphine , per or S3 03 ; Sulphur flour ,
| > cr Ib , 4c : Strvchnine. i > er oz , SI 60o.
Hortet and Mulct ,
Thft market i brick and all grades are
Kclllni ? well at n slight advance In piices.
The ( icnmtid for good horso.s exceeds the
supply wmsidcrably. Prices range as fol-
Fine single drivers , SlfiO. toSOO. ; Extra
dr.vft horses. 8175. to 223. ; Common dnui
horses S100. to 160. : Extra fann horses
SllO. tttl2. " > . ; Common to good farm horses ,
$ < IO. to 8100. ; Extra plugs , $00. to 75. ;
Common plugs 820. to SIO.
MULES. Ifi to IfiJ hands ( extra ) , S123.
to 150. ; 14i to 15 hands 8100. to 110. :
14 to 111 hands 373. to 100. ; 13J to 14
hands S'ft. ' to 75.
Cigars and Tobaccos.
HI OAKS.Seeds. . 815.00 : Connecticut ,
$ r .00 ; MixedS3\00 ; Seed Havana.SoO.OO ;
Clear Havana , 575.00.
TOBACCO PLUG. Golden Rule ,
' 'I Ib. GOc ; Spotted Fawn. Gic ; Our Hope ,
G' ' i : Star , pounds , 21 Ib , butts , GOc ; HorseShoe
Shoo , pounds 24 Ib , butts , 68c : Purity. 24
Ib. butts , f > 2c ; Ujieen Bee , 21 Ib , butts. 6.V.
rtilt Edge , poumU , 2' Ib , butts 57 ; Army
nnd Navy , | Hiumls , file ; Bullion , pounds ,
i" > Gc : I irillard's Climax , pounds , f > 7e ,
riN'E CUT -In mIN. Hard to Heat ,
"fin : Qoldcn Thread , 70c ; Fountain , 78c ;
F.vvorile , G3c ; Rocky Mountnin , 5."c ;
Funcy , fiOc ; Daisy , 45c. In tin foil-
ratlins O. S. , 2 oz packages < " > Ib boxes
per Ib GOc ; lAirillaixl'H Tiger , t0t ! : .
SMOKING All grades Common , 23 to
33c. Granulated Black wells Durham , 10
oz 4f > c ; Dukes Durham , 10 or , I5c ; Seal of
North Carolina , 10 oz , 40 ; Se.vl of Nebras
ka , 10 or , HSc ; Ixina Jnck , I oz , linen bags ,
porlb , 81.33 ; Marburg'Puck , 2 07 , tin
foil , 55c ; Dog Tail , 05c.
Lumber.
FENCING No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft , S23 00 ;
No. 2 , 12 to 20 ft. , 20 00 : sheeting dressed ,
No. 1 , 10 00 ; No. 2 , 18 00 ; common boaids ,
dressed , 23 00.
FRAMING 10 ft. and under , per M ,
21 00 ; 10 ft. studding , 22 00 ; 22 ft. 22 00 ;
21 ft. 20 00.
FINISHING No. 1. finish 1J , 1J and
2 inch , 833 00 No. 1 finish 1 inch S50 00 ;
No. 2. finish Ij , 1J and 2 inch , 850 00 : No. .
2 finish , 1 inch , 843 00 ; No , 3 finish , 1 in.di,1
81000 ; O. G. battens per 100 feet lin. ,
SI 50 : well curbing , 835 00 ; rough J and 2
inch battens per 100 feet lin. . 60c.
STOCK BOAHDS-A stock , S4i ! 00 ; 13
$40 00 ; C , S35 00 ; common stock , S23 50.
FLOORING No. 1 , $42 50 ; No. 2 ,
$37 50 ; No , 3 , 827 CO ; yellow pine , No. 1 ,
84f 00.
SIDING No. 1 , $2760 ; No. 2 , S2500 ;
No. 3 , 820 00.
SHIP LAP Plain , 825 00 ; O. G.No. 1 ,
S37 50 ; No. 2 , 825 00.
CK1LING 830 00SS ( 5 00.
LATH AND SHINGLES A starbcst ( )
shingles , SI 00 , No , 2 , 83 00 ; No. 3 , $2 00.
Lath , S4 00.
Dulldlng Material.
LIME Per barrel , 81 35 ; bulk per bu. ,
33c. Cement , bbl , 82 60. Iowa plaster ,
bbl , 52 50. Hair per bu. 33c. Tarred
felfr-100 Ibs S3 50. Straw board , SI 00.
PAPER Straw paper , 3c ; rag paper ,
Ic ; dry goods Baper , 7c ; manila paper , lOc ;
news paper , 80.
COAlj Cumberland blacksmith , 812 ;
Morris Run Blossburg , 812 ; Whlfobrcast
lump , 80 ; Whitobrcast nut , SG ; Iowa
lump , SG : Iowa nut 80 ; Rock Springs , 88 ;
Anthracite , all sizes 81100 ,
Hides , f-urs. Etc.
HIDES Green butcher's hide , 71green ;
cured hides , 8c ; green s.alt , p it cured
hides , 8@8ic ; dry Hint , sound , 13@14c ; dry
calf and kip , 12@lSc ; dry salt hides , sound ,
ll@12c ; green calf. wl. 8 to 15 Ibs. . 10@Ilc ;
green calf , wt , under 8 Ibs , per skin , 50c ;
green pelts , 81 00@115 ; green lamb skins ,
§ 110@123 ; damaged'hides , two-third raio ,
( cut scored and one grub , classed two-
tLirtls rate , ) branded hides 10 per cent. off.
Coon skins , No. 1 , 45c ; No. 2 , SOc ; No. 3 ,
20 , ; No. 4 , lOc. Mink , No. 1 , 50c ; No. 2 ,
liOc ; No. 3,15c ; No. 4 , 5c. Fox , No. 1 ,
liOc ; No. 2 , 23c. Skunk , No. 1 , black ,
( MC ; short stiipe , 40o ; narrow btripe 'i > c ;
broad stripe , lOc. Tallow , 7.
Wool.
Merino unwashed , light , 14@16c ; heavy ,
1315c ; medium unwashed , light , 18@20c ;
tub-washed , choice , 32c : fair , SOc ; dingy
and w. , 28c ; burry , black and cotted wood
2@Gc less
Shot.
SHOT. Shot , 81.75 ; Buck shot , 82.00 ;
Oriental Powder , kegs , SC.40 ; do. , half
kegs , SS Sfdo. , quarter kegs , 81.87 ; Blast
ing , keffs , $3.35 : Fuse , oer 100 feet 50c.
Heavy Hardware List.
Iron , rates , S3 20 ; plow steel , cast , 7ic ;
cant tool do , 15S20 ( ! wagon spokes , set ,
2 25@3 00 ; hubs , per set , 1 23 ; felloes , sawed
dry , 140 ; tongues , each , 70@85c ; axles ,
each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , 7@llc ;
washers , per Ib. 8@18c ; rivets , per Ib , lie ;
coil chain , per Ib , G@12c ; malleable , 8c ;
iron wedges , Gc ; crowbars , Gc ; harrow
teeth , 4c ; horseshoes , per keg , 5 00 ; spring
steel. 7@Sc.
NAILS 10 to 20d. 3 50 ; 8 to 10 , 305 ;
Gd , 3 00 ; 4d. 4 15 ; 3d , common , 4 00 : 3d ,
fine , 0 40 ; clinch , all sizes , 5 15 ; Gd , casing ,
4 G5 ; Sd casing , 4 41) ) ; lOd casing , 4 15 ; lOd
finish , i G' ; Sd finish , 4 00 ; Gd finish , 5 15 ;
half kegs , lOo extra.
Paints Oils and Varnishes.
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Omaha
P. P. , 7c ; white lead , O. P. & C. Co.pure ,
Ge ; Marseilles green , 1 to 5 Ib cans , 20c ;
French zinc , green seal. 12c ; French zinc ,
red seal , lie ; French zinc , in varnish assr ,
20c ; French zince , in oil osst , 15c ; Raw
and burnt umber , 1 Ib cans 12c : raw and
burnt Sienna , 13c : Vandyke brown , 13 ;
lefined lampblack , 12c ; coach black , P"c ;
i"ory blnck , IGc ; drop block , IGc ; Prussian
blue , 30c ; ultramarine blue , 18c ; chrome
green , L. M. & D. , 14c ; blind and shutter
Teen , L. M. & D. , 14c ; Paris green , 18c ;
j.niliin red , 15c : Venetian red , Oc ; Tuscan
rcti , 22c ; American Vennlliod , I. & ! . , 18e ;
clirome yellow , L. , M. , O. & D. O. , 18c ;
yellow ochre , Oc ; golden ochre , 1C ; patent ,
tlryor , Gc ; graining color * : light oak , dark
oa-c , walnut , che&tnut and ash 12c.
Dry Paints
White lead , OJc ; French zinc. lOc ; Paris
vvhiteing 2ic ; whiting gilders , lie ;
v\hiting coin 1 , lie ; lampblack Germantown -
town , 14c ; lampblack , orainary , 8c ; Prus
sian blue , 45c ; ultramarine , 18c ; Vandyke ,
brown , 8e ; umber-burnt , 4c ; umber , raw ,
Ic ; sienna , burnt , 4o ; sienna , raw , 4o
Paris green genuine , 35c ; Paris green tom'l
25c ; chroino green , N. Y. ' 20c ; chroiri-
gieen 1C , , 12p ; vermilllon , Eng , , 70c ; vermillion -
million , America , 18c ; Indian red. lOc ,
rose pink , 14c ; Venetian read , Cookson's
' . > Aa\ \ Venetian red Am. , lo ; red lead , 7c ;
chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ; chrome yel
low , K. , 12o ; ochre , rochelle , 3c ; ochre ,
French , 2Jc ( ; ochre , American , IJc ;
Winter's mineral. 2Jo ; lehigh brown , 2Jo :
Spanish brown. 2ic ; Prince's mineral So ;
VARNISHES Barrels per gallon.
Furniture , extra , $1 10 ; furniture , No , 1 ,
$1 ; furniture , U , 8fic ; coach , extra , 8140 ;
Coach , No. 1 , 8101 ; Damar , $1 60 ; Japan.
70c ; osphaltum , 70c ; shellac , 93 50 ; hard
oil finbh. 81 30.
OILS-110 * carbon pergallon , llJoJ150 *
Leadlight , per gallon , 12fc ; 175 * headlight
iwrgalion , IGc ; cryutollno. per gallon , ' 'Oc
linceed , raw , per gallon , G2c ; Linseed , boil
ed , per gallon , G5c ; Hard , winter str'd , per
gallon , 105 No , 1 , 7J5c , No. 2. GOc ; castor ,
XXX. per gallon , 125c , No. 3,115 ; sweet
per gallon , 85c : sperm , W. B. , per gallon-
? " 35 ; fiish.W.B , , per gallon , GOc ; noatsfoot"
extra , per gallon , 760. No. 1 , G5 ; lumber ! ,
eating , zerof per gallon , SOc , summer , 15o
No.
tur *
in.-in.iuc , iiai ( juuiiu. uiiu ; imnuiu , ft dejf ,
f er gallon 20o , 03 detr , 20c.
Liquor.
ALCOHOL 187 proof. $2 85 per
wine gallon , extra California spirits ,
187 proof at 120 per proof gallon
triple refined spirits 187 proof , 81 24 ; per
proof gal re-distilled whiskies , $100@l 60 ;
tine blended , $160(32 ( 60 ; Kentucky bour
bens , 8200@7 00 ; Kentucky and Pennayl-
vanla ryes , 52 00@7 00.
BRANDIES Imported , $0 001GOO ;
domestic 1 40@4 00.
GINS Imixjited , 4 60@0 00 ; domestic ,
I40ffl300.
RUMS Imported , 4 60@0 00 ; New
England. 2 004 00 ; domestic , I 60(5)3 ( ) 60j
PEACH AND APPLE BHANDY-
L 76@4 00.
OHAMPAONE3 Imported i > cr case
.WCO@3100) ) American , per cas , 1200 ®
18 W ,
CfcAlir/TS-l'cT co , , 4 r-010 00.
WINKS Rhlnewine , WTcasp , 09@0
PO CatAwba , per case 400W700.
MARKETS BY TBLEGRAP H
Commoroinl Roviow.
NnwYoiiK , September SO.
In the condition of trade in the dry
goods market there hm been a falling pff
in all the different lines l'ut ' "till a ( inn
bultu'.si is being transacted. Buyers lutto
not como Into the market vet for their sec-
mid purchases but a vfootf , healthy trade
is anticipated for the bolanrc of the sea
son.
son.In grains there has boon a strong niar
kct and advancing prices nil along.
In provisions pork product * continue to
bo the principal feature. 1'iieon Imui
l > ccn Komowhiit Irregular , but the tcndcnay
has been upward.
In cotton prices lm\o been irregular ,
but at the close thoru was n decline.
In wool , butincss has not been Inrgp , but
a good feeling1 prevails and the opinion of
thti beat judges is that prices will advance
rather than decline. Values h.no been
relatively higher thnn at the scabo.ml.
Leather continues dull ,
The boot and tOme trmlo lias been Inac-
the.
the.Butter
Butter presents few features to grades.
There was not enough received to xnpply
the demand.
The chceso market was a little moreae -
the , but the demand for export \\as light ,
merely enough to supply actual needs.
Prices firm and unchanged.
In Brnzll coffee the outlook Is not very
flattering 0.1 the market abroad is much
depressed. Operators hero are rather shy
of transactions. At the same time thcio
Is a moderate consumptive demand , with a
steadier marketer moderate operators.
In tea * there is n wmit of confiduncu in
the stability of the marktt , which is
mostly in fax or of buyer * .
In raw pug.irs prices were well main ,
tallied. The consumptiue demand re
mained goo I ,
The total rcjxirted transactions in flour ,
also principil items of giain and iinivis-
ions , were ns follows during the week :
Flour Receipts , 01,015 bbl * ; exports
20,035 bbls : sales , OL'.tKX ) bu.
Gi.iln Wheat Receipts , 1,15V'3' > bu ;
exports , 1,071,513 bu ; sales ' . " 011,000 bu
for prompt and 0,022,000 bu for future de
livery.
Com-Receipts , 003,700 but exports
490,210 bu ; sales , 1,003,000 bu for prompt
and 5,817,000 bu for future dtliu ry.
Oats Rcelpts , 510,200 bu ; exports , 13-
155 bu ; total sales , 1,610,000 bu.
Pro\islons Pork Receipts , l,272bbls ;
exports , 2.7SG bbls ; total soles , 2.GSO bbls
including old nnd now mess.
Lard- Receipts , 7,204 tierces , 4.088
kegs ; sales , 5,400 tierces for prompt and
128,000 tierces for future delivery. The
sales include city and western Ntc.iui , also
No. 1 city and refined.
*
CINCINNATI * ! ! I1USINKHH JIKVIKIV.
CINCINNATI , September 30. From all
sources reports come of an increasing vol
ume of buslucss. Except in bnnki > , the
demand for money is not active but rates
ate unchanged. Exchange is the name as
last ueck. There have been heavy ship
ments to Chicago to meet the losses incur
red by Cincinnati speculators in wheat.
The aggregated amount ot louses nro es
timated at from a half to a million of del
lars.
lars.Grain
Grain hero has been firm all week , and
prices have advanced.
Whisky is Ic higher , and there was an
effort to put it up Ic to-day but fai'ed.
Flour has been unusually octlve and ad
vanced under a heavy demand from the
south.
Groceries have boon exceedingly active.
The dry goods business hab increased in
volume , with steady prices.
Clothing nmnuf.ictiirrra report an in
crease in bueiiiCHs since last week , and suy
this month will ehow a better business
than September of last year.
Leaf tobacco has shown a firmness in
tone , and higher prices have beun obtained
for the better grades.
TIIK I'.VHT WKKK IN CIlICAdO.
CHICAGO , September 30. Business for
the past week has been considerably inler-
inpted by the day of mourning for Presi
dent Gar field and ono day's business II.IH
been more completely blotted out of finan
cial and commercial history of this section
than _ has over before been recorded. The
clearings for the five day , Saturday esti
mated , will reach 844,000,000. ,
Money has been very active and very
strong , chiefly because the operators on
'change , of wnotn there are now thousands ,
were in urgent need of it and rates were
strong. Eastern exchange was at a dollar
discount. Business among jobbers is ani
mated and there has been a substantial
gain over prices and sales of , a year ago ,
Groceries like all other kinds of living
materials , notably flour , potatoes , dairy
products apd vegetables , are strong and if
not actually higher , give promise of an ad
vance in the near future.
Wheat experienced a boom of nearly 8c.
The corn market was next with a rise of
5 cents and otitri were not far behind with
a rise of 4c. In each case the lower
prices were recorded Tuesday , the first bus
iness day of the week , and the highest to
day. There was the greatest irregularity
in the options which sometimes ran paral
lel for a few hours and then diverged wide
ly from each other. Fuilures and rumors
of failures caused a sensation toward the
close , but the market v/cnt pretty steady
upward in spite of every adverse influence.
Provisions wcro fairly steady without
cny _ great disturbance of values althongh
their tendency wan dowmvard.
The prices for grain are the highest for
many years higher than for ten years
except in cases ot well developed corners.
Ono of the amusing features of the deal in
that some of the more enthusiastic mem
bers of the Cincinnati syndicate , who He-
cured such handsome ' ' "
profits by 'bulling"
August wheat , have been badly bitten at
their own game , nnd are now ehort
themselves on October wheat and are suf
fering D.H a result of their eagerness to
make money , The majority of the clique
are believed to have pulled out with their
profits.
The receipts for the week wcro 3,321-
000 bu ; shipments , 2,207,000 bu. The re
ceipts again largely exceed the hhipmento
ana are about the samcux last year. The
elevators are filling up with grain early in
the season , and oven the low rate of Ic
per bu for com to Buffalo does not draw
grain away , for prices are higher here than
at any market to which Chicago can ship.
Some people predict n disastrous break ,
but there are no sigusof ono yet.
JN HT. UIUIH.
ST. LOIHH , September 30. Notwith
standing the sad event of the early pait of
the week which produced a universal fuel
ing of sadness and sorrow , the condition of
trade in thin city and tributary country
bus been unusually good- and its voliuno
exceedingly large. Alt branched of the
mcrcantllu business and nil lines of inilin
try 1mvo been puwhed to their fullest capac
ity. It was feared some weeks ginco that
the drouth would seriously curtail the in
terior trade and thus affect city jobbers
and manufacturers , but HU far there has
been a falling off In general trade or special
branches and everybody seems to .bo again
anticipating a large and profitable IJUH !
ness ,
The demand for money exceeded the
bupply and many f.nt-claaij applications
for loans wore necessarily rejected. Thu
rate ruled firm at K percent , for call and
time. New York exchange is abundant at
* 100@1 50 discount per 81,000.
Metal * have been steady with a much
larger buitiiiestf than at tha same tlmu hist
year.
Sheet Iron in ntlll scarce and firm.
Drugs me active with no important
change.
Fltili have been HiiuclaUyactlveand there
IIOH been some difficulty In keeping the
stocks up KJUH ! to the extra demand.
The movement in groceries in very heavy.
Refined sugars were reduced ftc , " but prices
were generally firm and < > " soma articles ,
ucli o > > soup , candle * , xtan.li and rice ,
vances have been made ,
Dry goods have been fairly Loomed , the
volume of sale * beiu ? unusually great aiu
many very largo MH were made. All
cotton roodn firm wllh an upward tenden
cy. Woolen goods strong with a general
advance of alnmt 5 per cent.
Roots and shoes , huts and caps clothIng -
Ing , hardware and all olhcr branches of
the jobbing trade have IIMH active mid
price * satisfactory.
On 'cliango grain rulfd higher with a
otroiu ? fprculntlvo demand , especially for
November nnd December opti"ni > . Fluctu
ations worp numerous and at times there
won considerable excitement , Intt the ten
dency was upward and each dr.y scored an
advance , At the close to-day , however ,
there was a vvcjikcr feollng and prices
dropped from Ic to l\o \ I clew the highest
point.
Hour Advanced In sympathy with
whcnt , bnt there has been no speculative
movement.
Cotton was steady , with a ullghl ad
vance , nnd fair burincM.
The receipts wcro again greater tlmu for
Hie corros | > omHng week of last year , and
vro nearly double what they wore this tlmo
! nst vear.
Leaf tobacco was nlow ami the supply of
dcsirnbUigrndcs small.
Provisions vvt > ro ipilrt , vrith only a job-
ilng trade , and clioed a rhndo low cr.
Prodnoo.
( JllICAoo. September CO.
Flour flood demand , full prices ,
Wheat Unsettled and lower ; fluctuat-
Ing uldclv : Ii regular No , 2 red winter ,
1 4'J ; No. 2 spring , 1 370'1I 374 lor cash ;
I I38g { for October ; 1 42" for November ;
1 13 for December ; 151 for the year ; No.
3 spring , 1 2 * .
Coin rnsottled : geiH-rally higher ;
closed weak and lower ; 7W ( W2o for cash ;
72c | for October ; 72Je for November ; "IJc
for December ,
Oats Strong and higher ; closed weaker ;
45Jc for ca h : Ifi o for October ; 45jtc for
November ; 45Jo for Drcember.
Rvo FiniKT nt 111.
Barley Ea icr nt 1 llj.
1'ork Acthoand lovvir ; 1000 for cash :
1800 for October ; 10 10 bid for November.
Lard Fair I'vmnnd , lower rates ; 12 16 (
12 17J for c.xsh ; 12 17J for October ; 12 I1 O
for November ; 12 I2.J for Dec-ember.
Hulk Meits Active nnd lower ; should
ers 8 00 ; short ribs , 1015 , tihorl clear ,
10 85.
Whifky-Ste.nly nt 1 18.
Receipts Flour , 11,000 bbls. , wheat ,
33,000 bu ; corn , 407.000 bu ; oats , 03,000
bus lye , 18,000 bujlmrley , 27,000 bu.
Shipmenta- Flour , 11,000 bhk , wheat ,
27,000 bu ; corn , 81,000 bu.s oiU , 6t,000 !
bu ; no , 0,000 bus Unlov , 17,000 bu.
ClncnRO Llvo Stoolc.
CUICAO.O. September 30.
Hogs Receipts , 2,000 ; shipments
1,000 ; market lOc lower , mostly on com-
11011 to good ; mixed picking , 025(5075 ( ;
Ight or bacon , G30iii80 ( ; choice heavy ,
" 007 35 ; culls nnd grnssern , I 00ffG ( 15 ;
eastern hogs , hard to pell at G 000 50.
Cattle Receipts , 7,500 ; market steady
ind unchanged ; good to extra , 0 tK@G ) 75 ;
neditmi shipping slow , I 75@5 50 ; com-
nun to fair exceedingly dull , 3 704 75 ;
nitchetV , 2 004 00 : Htockein nnd fccdon ,
heavy supply , small demand , 2 50(5)3 ( ) 05 ;
rnngcra slow ; Texan * , 2 75(53 ( 503 23 ®
3 45.
Sheep - Receipts 2,100 ; shipments
2,000 : market dull and unsatisfactory ; In
ferior to fair almost unsaleable at 2 GO ;
goodtochoice,6carce at-I 00@4 05 ; medium ,
375@ 50.
St. IjoulR Produce.
ST. Louis , September 30.
Flour Stronger but not higher ; XXX ,
0 60@G 80 ; family , 0 85@7 00 ; choice to
fancy , 7 157 60. All grain opened high
er and closed lower.
Wheat No. 2 red , 1 47i@l I7J for cash ;
147 } for October ; 1 61 for November ;
164 J for December ; 1 68Jffll ( 5S' | for Janu
ary. Sales ranged 147gjil ( ) 47J for Octo-
bei152i@l51 ; for November ; 1 60J ®
1 all for December ; No. 3 do , 1 38 ; No. 4
do , 1 20.
Corn-OG3@GHc ( for cash ; GOrGOc ( } for
October ; 00c } for November ; 71\'o \ for De
cember. 72 @ 72flc for January ; 77fio for
May. Sales ranged 70J. .OOlc for Novem
ber ; 718@-'lio ' for December ; 78 © 75c
for May.
Oats Ii@l5c ( ( for cash : 40@lflio for
October ; 18jc , ( ! I7ic | for November ; 401 }
(2l4'.Uo ( for December.
Rye Better at HO ® 1 11.
Barley Quiet ; choice to fancy , 1 00 ®
115.
115.Lead Firm at 5 23 ai.kcd.
ButterUnchanged. .
Ecgs Unchanged.
Whisky Steady at 110.
Pork Quiet at 10 60.
Dry Salt Meats Lower for sides at 8 00
< 510GO@1010.
Bacon Lower at 025@11 60@11 00 ®
11 00@1200.
Lard Nominal at 1215.
Receipts Flour , 0,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
62,000 bu ; corn , 30,000 bu ; oats 31,000
bu ; rye. 2,000 bu ; barley , 6,000.
Shipments Flour , 11,000 bbls. ; wheat.
30,000 bus corp , 75,000 bu ; oats 30,000
bn ; rye , 0,000 bu ; barley , none.
St. Louis Iiivo Stoolc.
ST. LOUJB , September : :0. :
HogH Light and common grades plenty
and ipill at G 80@u ff > ; packing , < > 20 ®
070 ; butchers' to fntny , 0 76@7 35 ; receipts -
ceipt-s , 0,200 head ; shi | menU , 3,500 head.
Now Yorlc Produce-
NKW Yoliir , September 30.
Flour Quiet and steady ; receipts 20-
030 ; exports 2,600 ; superfine , C 25 ; com
mon to good extra.,0 30(3076 ( ; good to
choice , 0 80@8 50 ; St. Louis 0 50& ! ) 00.
Wheat } © 3c higher ; closed dull and
heavy ; receipts 101,100 bu ; exports , 151-
000 hu ; No. 2 Chicago , 1 43'/@l ' / II ; No.
3 red , 1 48@l 411 : No.- do , 1 51 : steamer
do , 1 48@1 40 ; No. 1 led , 1 50J@1 50J. ,
Corn Opened stiong , but closed heavy
and i@lc lower ; recripls 681,000 bu ; ex-
portw , 10,020 bu ; No. ! ( , 73/7lic / ; steam
er , 76c ; No. 2 , 76S,7Gc. (
O.-vts 4u higher ; receipts 11,0001m ; experts -
ports 3,000 bu ; mixed western. J3 ( 'l5c.
Coffee Quiet and unchanged.
Rice Nominal and unchanged.
Egg * WcMtein , fieiih , quiet but firm at
21 ic.
Pork A shade easier and lean oetive ;
new mess. 10 87i@20 00.
Beef Qulot but firm.
Cut meats Middles very firm : long
clear middles. 11 25 ; short clear middles ,
1160.
Lard 10@12io lower and fairly active ;
prime steam. 12474@1260.
Butter Firm for choice at 13@30 ,
Cheese Quiet and unchanged ,
Liverpool Prodnoo.
LiVKiiroor. , September 30
Bread stuffs Strong.
Flour 10 Od@13s Od ,
Wheat-Winter , 100d@ll 4d ; spring ,
) i 2d@10 8d.
Corn New , Gs.'td ; old , 5s OUI.
OatsOK 4d.
Pork-80 * 4d.
Beef 02 .
Bacon Long clearl middles 48n Od ;
short clear middles ; 60s Od ,
Lard-C2 . _
Fblladelpliia Produce.
J.'niLADKH'jiJA , September 30.
Wheat- Unsettled ; No. 2. red , on truck ,
4lo. ) ,
Corn Good demand ; sales on track , . 75
Oat Good demand ; No. 2 white , 62 ©
63c ; mixed ; 48o.
Butter Choice wanted , and prices un
changed ,
EggH-Dull ami lower at l'J < & ,20c.
WhUkyiuiet at 118.
New York Live Stock.
NKW YOHK , Seitember . ' 10 ,
Beovcii Receipts , 3,100 ; utrong for good
and priuio native ; weak for jwor and com-
monjpoortomedium native 700@1000falr ;
to good 10 60 ® 11 60 ; prime and extra 1176 ©
12 60Texa8andColoratlo cattle 0 76,8 ( 60.
Sheep Receipts 0,000 ; fair for gooi !
lambs ; dull for ordinary lamba and all
grades of sheep except choice nhippini
wethuM , exlreuio 3 755 70 ( or alieep ; 5 7,0
(37 OOfor lambs.
IS. 0. & P. II. U. Northern
. . . . . , Xol.raskn.J .
SCRIBNER.
) . A. Wrijjht , fionornl inorclnndiso
1. ( ) . Millum ! ! Ocnerah niorohandiaw
O.M. Armnrustor Hardware , stoves , timvnro ami pninln
llnkor A : Crowclls Grain and lumber
L If. Noll' . Harnosa ami saddles
Own Foster Station nf-ont S. C. & V. B. ft ,
Clms. Inches , M. D Physician ami surgeon
0. English Scribncr hotel
STAR STOVE POLISH 0 Hca
AND
0 Q. BEAU BRUMMEL BOOT BLACKING
MANUFACTURED 11 Y
MARBLE HEAD LIME CO.'S
Double Strength White Lime
: EOTC. 3Ss k.x.OEi .A/OF
ST. PAUL LUMBER YARD
Lumber , Lath , Shingles ,
Thirteenth and California Streets , OMAHA , - - - NBB.
flc'itmolm
DEWEY Se STONE ,
FURNITURE !
2PR * _ 3 W & = * S j :
_ It ? l- P
ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B.FRENCH & CO. ,
O A R P ETSI G R O C E R S'l '
CHARLES MCDONALD
3L4O8
NOW OFFERING FOR , ONE MONTH ONLY
DECIDED BARGAINS
XJJST i
Ladies' ' Ms , Cloaks , Ulsters , Circulars , .Etc , ,
200 Handsome Suits , at $5.00 : 30O Stylish [ Suits , $ lO.QOj
75 Black Silk Suits , $17.00.
Wo have several lots of staple gooda which will bo offered , at
SEVENTY-FIVE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
All ladies should avail themselves of this great sale of | |
CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR , T.IHBN . AND 'MOHAIR ' ULSTEBS *
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWN StJITS
AND SACQUES ,
CHARLES McDONALIX
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
/ . / . I ,
Lath , Shingles , Pickets
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
INSTATE AQENl ron MILWAUKEE CEliSHtiCOUPA.KVr.
Near Union Pacific Depot , , - - - OMAHA , NBB
