THJS DAILY BRE MONDAY , AUGUSt 31 , 1885.
MAH\ \ I BBER'S DIRECTORY.
COMMISSION , KTO.
BRANCH & CO. ,
Wholes'e FruitsProduceOysters
1121 Famam St. , Omalia.
Apple * Our own packing Platt & Co' * ,
Tijter Brand Oysters. Butter , 1'nsf , Game , Poultry ,
Potatoes ,
JOHN P , FLACK ,
General Commission Merchant ,
Produce , Provisions , fruits , flour and Teed. 105 a
14th Sis , Omaha , Net ) .
HTConalgnmcnts solicited , Ileturns made promptly ,
TBOXELL & WILLIAMS ,
Storage and Commission Mclit's ,
Fruits , Fltmr. Anp'rs ' , Stonouara , Older , Vinegar ,
Grass Seeds , ilu'tt' , Efrg . 113 and 315 South
18tn street , Unaha , Nebraska.
KsUblkhed 1870.
ROBERT PURVIS ,
General Commission ,
211 S. 14th St. , Omahn , Neb. Specialties Dutter ,
Eggs , Poultry and Uame.
E. MORONY ,
General Commission Merchant
ButlcrEggs , , Cliccso and Country Pro < luco generally ,
3108. 12th St. , Omali' , Neb.
HORST & RIDDELL ,
General Commission Merchants ,
Uutter , r.gge , Foreign and Domestic
Fruits. 112 S.14th St. .unaha.Ncb. Telephone No. 395.
PEYOKE BROS.
Commission Merchants , Fruits ,
Produro and Provttlcn } , Omaha , Nob.
A , P. SOIIACK ,
Wholesale Commission Merchant \
Fruit , Seeds and Produce. No. 213 S. llth Street
Omaha , Nebraska.
MC3HANE & SOHROEDER ,
Buyers of Butter and Eggs , \
Refrigerator and Packing HouseUtli & Leavenworth
Sis. , on U. P. U. It. Track , Omaha , Neb.
WIEDEMAN & CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants
Poultry , IJutter , Game , Fruits , Etc. 2053 S. 14th St.
Omaha , Nebraska.
LOUIS HELLER , \
Jobber & Commission Merchant
Cheese , Sausages , Fruits , Butchers' Tools nnd Sup
plies K1G Jones St. , umaha , Nob.
COAL , LIME , E1MJ.
GEO. C. TOWLB , Pros. Gio.PATSRSOs.Scc&Trcas
NEBRASKA FUEL CO. ,
Shippers of Coal and Coke ,
' 2U S. 13th St. Omaha , Keb.
J. It. HULKEHT , F. A. ItALCil ,
Proprietor. Manager.
, Nebraska coal & Lime Company
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Omcc , 217 S. 13th St. Telephone 40.
COUTANT & SQUIRES ,
Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal
Heat varieties. Office , 213 S 13th SL Telephone No
1492 , Omaha , Neb. I
' Quo. F. LMIAOII , Prot. C. V. GOODMAS , V-Pres.
I/ / J. A. SU.IDKKLANP , Sec. & Trcas.
Omaha Coal , Coke and Lime Co ,
Jobbers of hard and soft coal , 20D S. :3th St.Omalm ,
Nebraska. V
JEFF W. BEDFORD ,
Coal , Coke , Lime and Stone ,
Office , 213 8.14th St. , Omaha , Neb. Yards , Oth and
Dacnport , St.
and LIQUORS.
ILER & Co. ,
Distillers and Importers of Wines
And Llquora Solo Manufacturers of Kennedy's East
India Hitters , lilt Harncy St. , Omaha , Neb.
FRANK DELLONE & CO. ,
Dealers in Liquors and Cigars ,
1202 and 1204 Douglas St. , Omaha , Itcb.
Factories Nos. 4 and 304 , id Dlst. ti. Y ,
GEO W. DUNCAN ,
Successor to MO AMARA & UUNCAV ,
Importers and wholesale Dealers In
Wines , Liquors and Cigars ,
214 and 21S S. 14th St. , Omaha , Neb.
It. R. GROTTE ,
Wines and Liquors , ]
Western Agent Jos. Schlltz Broufii ! ; Co. 7.9 S. 9th
Street , Omalia.
L. P. LARSON & CO ,
Wholesale Dealer in Whiskies.
And Cigars , and Gcn'l Agents for the FhHip Costs'
Celebrated Milwaukee L'ccr , Omaha , hcli.
HENRY HORNBKRGER ,
'M.olesale Wines , Liquors , Cigars
1321 Douglas St. , Oinulm , Neb.
CICAKS and TOBACCO.
I
&tT INTnll-OCKAN CIQAH FACTORr
WJilsr & FRITdOUEU ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And wholesale doilors In Leaf Tobiccos. No. j08 and
110 N. J4th St. , Omaha , Neb.
MAX MEYER & CO , ,
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobaccos ,
Guuaand Ammunition * | 5 to Si3 S. llth St. 1020 tu n
10,4 Faruam St. , Omaha , Nob.
IRON PIPB , ETC.
A. L STRAN3 COMPANY ,
Pumiis , Pipe , and Engines.
Steam , , Wat r , Kallway and Mllllnir Siijijillcs , ct .
020 , iM , U 4 I'arnam St. , l/maha , eb.
COWING & CO.
Hydraulic &Mechan'l ' Engineers.
Jobbers In Iron I'iiw , Iron Fittings , Iron and Brass
goo < U. Kridncers supplies , llth and Do < lga Kts. ,
umaha , Nob.
HARDWARE.
W , J. BROATOH ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron , Steel ,
Springs , Wagon Block , ilardniicxl Lumber , etc. 1200
anil 1211 Harnoy tt. , Omalia , Nvb.
EDNEY & GIBBON
Wholesale Iron , Steel. Wagon
Aud CanltR ] Woodstock , Heavy Harlvrare , Etc. ,
1817 and 1UO LotTeuwoitti t , Omaha , Neb.
MILTON ROOEU3 & SONS ,
Stoves , Ranges , Furnaces , Tiles ,
ninths , Qite , BUM Gotdf , 1321 and 1323
mm Strut.
L13B , FRIED & CO ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
o , Sh'ct Iron , Etc. Agruta for Ho wo
n 1 llliml Vowdrr Co , On li > , Mib.
REOTOH & WILIIELMY C0t ,
Wholesale Hardware and Nails ,
Jefferson Stetl NalU Cur 10th and Hartley Steel
Omaha , iteb.
)
Drugs Etc
H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY ,
Wholesale Druggists ,
Job CM oJ I'aJiiU , Oils , Window Glass , etc.,1111 liar-
ney Si. , Omalia , Neb.
O. F , GOODMAN ,
Wholesale Druggist ,
An Deihr m I'tlnts , Ol'i ' and Window GU >
Oamb , Ke
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY.
NOTIONS , ETO.
J. U BRANDKIS&80N.
Wholesale Job Lots ,
Dry Good * . Notion * , Cents' Frrnlihloic Goods , Goods
from New Yoilc. Titde S I ( D ilj ; 09 and
603 8.ni'h 18th St. , Om h .
J. T. Robinson Notion Company
403 and 405 a 10th St. , Cmaha , Neb.
Wholesale dealers In Notions and Gents' Furnishing
Goods.
0. 8. GOODRICH & CO. ,
French and German Fancy Goods
Drugglsta' and Stationers' Sundries. 1415 Farnam
St. , Omaha , Neb.
FURNITURE.
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb ,
Wagons nnd Carnages ,
SO- ESTABLISHED 1853.
A. J. SIMPSON ,
The Leading Carriage Factory ,
1409 and 14 it Dodge St. , umaha , Nob.
FISH , ETC ,
ICKEN , SIEMSSEN & CO.
Wholesale Fish Dealers ,
Importers of Foreign Fish , Has. 11 anl 01B J
strertsnd 0. P. Track , Omaha , Neb.
GROCERIES ,
ALLEN BROS.
Wholesale Grocers ,
1110 and 1112 Douglas Street. Omaha , Neb.
E. B , CHAPMAN & CO.
Wholesale FancyGrocers , Cigars.
Tobioeo and Smokers Aitlilcs , 1817 Iliward St.
MEYER & RAAPKE ,
Wholesale Fancy Grocers , Teas ,
3.IMS , Clears and Tobtcoos , 1817 and 1319 Douglas
St. , Omiha , Nebriska.
MoCORD. BRADY & COMPANY ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
DomcrlOth and Farnam Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
PAXT.ON , GALLAGHER & CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries & Provisions
Nos. 705 , 707,709 and 711 S. 10th St. , Omaha Neb.
HARNESS , ETO ,
\VELTY & LANDROCK ,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
Harness Saddles
, , Saddlery
Hardware , Turf Goods , Blankets and Robes.
Hu Farnam Street Oiuiu * , No ? .
Leather , Hides , 1 tc.
SLOMAN BROS. ,
Leather , Saddlery Hardware ,
Saddlery and Shoo Findings , Hldos , Wool
Furs , Pelts , Grease , Tallow , etc. Omaha , Neb.
L. O. HUNTING TO V & SON.
Dealers in Hides , Wool , Tallow ,
1114 Jackson Etreot , Omaha , Neb.
DRY GOODS ,
J. J. BROWN & CO. ,
Wholesale Dry Goods & Notions
1323 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
LININGER METOALF CO.
WIIOLISUI
Dealers in Agricul'l Implements
Olllco Cor. 6th nn jVoclflc Sts. , Omaha , Neb.
PARLIN , ORENDOKFF & MARTIN.
Wholcsilo Dealers In
Agricultural Implements , Wagons
and BuzRlos. Omaha , Neb.
FLOUR , ETC ,
L. A. STEWART & CO , ,
Wholesale Flour Dealers ,
Ind manufacturers of Illuminating and Lubricating
Oils.
BRUNO T230HUOK , Jr ,
A gent for J. C. Hoffmayr & Co. ,
Manf rs Highest Grades of Flour
y Rollers and Hungarian Process. Warehouse 1213
Jones Street. Omaha , N'cb.
LUMBER , ETC ,
CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
1148.14th St. , Omaha , Neb. V. Colpetzer , Manager.
0. N. DIETZ ,
Lumber ,
13th and California Street , Onwha. Acb.
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime ,
Sash , Doors , etc. Yards Cor , 7th and Douglas , Cor
Dth and Douglas.
GERMAN D. WYATT ,
Wholesale * Dealer in Lumber , :
JOth and ItarJ St. , Omaha , Nebraska.
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO , ,
Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , ' ]
Hinds , Moulding * , Stair Work and Interior Hard
Wood Finish. Just opened. N. 11 Cor. 8th and
I.ea\eiiH-ortli Sts. , Omaha , Nob.
G. F. LYMAN ,
Dealer in Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
, Building Paper , Etc. South 13th Street ,
Omaha , Neb.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lumber lime Cement Etc Etc.
, , , , , .
Cor. Oth and Douglis St. , Omaha , Neb.
GEO , A , HOAGLAND , [
Wholesale Dealer in Lumber.
Omaha , Nebraska.
j. A. WAKEFIELD ,
MesaleLiimber.Lath.Shineles
Jiitldliig rapors , Basil , Doors , Dllnds , Mouldings ,
ikkcts. Costs , IJmo , Plaster , Hair , Cement ,
filntli and Jones , Omalia , Nob.
CARPETS ,
S. A. ORCHARD ,
Mesale Garnets , Oil Cloths , ,
lilting * , Curtain Good * , euin rarnam Street , 3
Omalia. Jy cb.
„
Boots and Shoes.
\Y. V. MORSE & CO. ,
loliliers of Boots and Shoes C
310 t'aruamStrcet , Onulia , Neb. Manufactory , 118
Summer St. , Uonton ,
Cofee and eplces ,
OLARK13 BRQi. & CO. ,
malia Coffee and Spice Mills
nmortiira anil JobWrs of Teas , Coflcu and Splrei.
MaiiufacUirtr * ot Oaklntf I'owdor , riavorliif K .
traits , foundry Blue. Ink , Ktc. 14U-W Ilaracy
St. , Ouialm , htbraska. J
Crocksrv.
W , L , WRIGHT ,
Agent lor the Manufacturers and Importer
Crockery , Glassware ; '
inn * , Chliunc ) t , ttc. OUlcu ill & JStli fat , ,0isah
tfriratka.
JOBBERS' DIRECTORY.
UVK STOCK ,
W , L. PATRICK & CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merch'ts
AdJrcsi ll communications to us ( i5 Union Stock
Tard , South Oroahi. Adrnnco i iWo on Stock.
GREEN & BURKE ,
Live Stock Commission
And Forwarding Agent * , Union Stock Yards South
Om.ha , Neb. Represented M Chicago by Kceniti
& Hancock. Tclc ] > hone 63 ? .
MALLORY , SON & CO. ,
Kstbli licdl&02.
Live Stock Commission ,
Union Stock Yards , Chicago , III. ixnd Omaha , Kcb
Fmik Chlttcndcn , Manager Onmht Branrli. Tcle <
phone No. JB3.
W , F. BROWN & CO. ,
Commission Dealers in Live Stock
Ofllco Ktcliango Building , Union Stock Yards.South
Omaha , I > ob. Orders for feeders tnd ttnck cittlo
promptly filled , at lowest market price. Tclophono
No. 003.
Union Stock Yards Company ,
OF OMAHA ,
Limited. John F. Uojd , Su | > erlntcndent.
SAFES & LOCKS.
P. BOYER & CO. ,
Agents for Halls Sate & Lock Co's
Flro and Burglar Proof Safes , Tlmo Locks , VaulU
and Jail work. 1020 Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb.
Pork Packing.
JAMES E. BOYD ,
Pork Packer and Shipper ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
OMAHA MANUFACTURERS ,
MATTRESSES.
E M. HULSE.
Mattress Company ,
Manufacturing Mattresses , Bedding , Feather Pillows ,
Cots , etc. ItOOaml 1S03 Douglas St. , cmalia.Ncb.
OVERALLS.
CANFIELD MF'G. CO.
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeans Panto , Shirts , Etc. 1102 and 1104 Douglas St.
Omalia , Neb.
OILS , ETC
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Dealers in Oils.
Gasoline Mica Axle Oicieo , etc. A. II. Utthop.Jfana
a Mr ; Omni Neli
IRON AND NAILS.
Omaha Iron Works Company , '
Afinufactur.rj and
Dealers in Machinery nnd Castings.
Steam Engines , Boilers , Agricultural Iron Work ,
Iron 'Bildies , Mining and Mill Slichlnery. Office
anlfforks , Unloj Pacific K. R. 17tH and 18th Sta.
OMAHA NAIL M'F'G CO. ,
Cut Nails and Spikes ,
Fire Nails a Sped illy. Cmaha , Nebraski.
WHITE LEAD.
OMAHA WHITE LEAD COMPAFY ,
Corrodcrs and Grinders of
Perfectly Pure White Lead ,
Omaha , Neli. Lo\i Carter , Prcst. ; C. W , Mold , Vice
Prcst ; II. W. Yatcs , tec. andTrcas.
SOAP.
P. J. QUEALEY ,
Soap Manufacturer ,
Offica and factory , Near Powder ilaga Ine , Omaha ,
Nebiaaka.
PR1NHNO.
REES PIIINTING CO. ,
Printers , Book Binders ,
And Blank Bonk Manufacturers. Nos. 100 and 108
South 14th St. , Omahi , Neb ,
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
VINA HOI At.
Now YODH , August 29. MONET Easy at
Li per cent
PHIHE PAPER 4@5 per cent.
EXCHANGE BILLS Qaiot and unchanged
it S 1.84 , demand 64 K5i.
GovBBNMENxa Dull and firm.
STOCKS Stocks were weak at the opening
nt a decline o ! J@l per cent from the final
figures ot last evening , followed by a slow but
moderate reaction , and the market became
axtromoly dull. An announcement , made
ihortlyafter 2 o'clock , that a dividend on pre
ferred stock of the Northwestern company had
been declared , and amounted to only If per
cent Instead of 2 per cent , was a signal for a
break in all Granger ? , in which tho'remainder
of the list sjmpathlzod. Declines In the last
Forty-five minutes were from Ic to 2o , and the
market closed weak , generally at the lowest
prices of the day , with a decidedly bearish
feeling. Comparing prices this evening with
week ago , the most important changes are a
decline of 4gc in Northwestern , 6c In Omaha
ommonand41o in preferred , and 2Ji in St.
Paul. Nona of the active list shows any ad
vance.
BTOOK3 ON WAL& BIBBET.
'
' 103 ,
J'a Coupon 113 ,
U. S. 4'n ' 122
Pacific G'a of'05 . , . .127' '
Central Pacific 30 ,
Chicago & Alton J30 *
do do preferred 100
Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy 1231
Delaware , Lackawunu & Western 100
Denver & Rio Grande j 1
Erie. . . . . . . . . 16 ;
do preferred 33
Ulinoia Central , 130 >
fndlana , Bloomington & Western 121
Kansas & Teias , 23i
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern 70 }
Joulavllle & Nashville 44 !
Michigan Central ( ,3 ,
Missouri Pacific 03
Northern Pacific 205
do do preferred 40 !
Northwestern 931 °
do preferred 13 $ ii
Now York Central yaj ti
3retrpn Transconiiiitmtul 191 f ,
:
, JJ
, Dooatur & Evunsville . JJii
Pullman Palace Oar Company . 127 ii
Itock leLanrt 127g iia iifi
3U Lonla & 184
dii do preterred fi
, . . 3
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. P P | . 774
. do , do do preferred. , 112 $ ,
1. Paul & Omaha . $3
do _ . - do preferred . . . , fli
rezaa Pacific . , . iris )
Union PaciHo . . . . . 50 !
Wabaab , St. Louia & PAcIfio . ! " " ! 7i
ipd. , , do. Preferred. . . 15
Western Union Telegraph . . . . . . . CJif
Oregon Railroad & Navigation . 774
:
I'KODUOtO.
onioino.
:
OHIOAOO. I1L , Autcnst 29. Vloar Onlet ,
iteady and unchanged ! winter wheat , louth-
irn , 8160@5.23j Whoontin and Jlich b :
Ran , 8-J51@5.00 ; soft iprmg. $3.60 ®
1.25 ; Minnesota bakers' , 83.60@4 50- hi
mtenU ' , W.76@5.fOi low grades , 82.00 © hini hii
'Wheat Unsettled : feeling existed good , ni
nth iptculativa huilneia transacted : opened in
lasier. recovered abmt Jo , then , imder incl
air olfnrlnRi , declined i 5 , aavancad Jo , later
all off An on reported polling hot wheat in ft
i * , , , ' * KaIn "dvanclnz Jo , flustunted , ftW
uled eafler andfioally closed kbont Jo under W
'ei' rd yjT03@79 | , C"h : 793@70i3. Auiu.tj
9J@80o , September ; 82 824 , October ; 8 o la
November ; No. 2 red , SUJa. labi
Corn Uemaud ligtt , future * tlow , feeling bi
iteady ; fluctuations wore Within a small range
and closed about the time M yeitcrda ; ; 43J
@ 43o , caahs 44jc , Angu t { 43go , September ;
42J 5 42Jo , October.
Oats Dull ; August delivery ranged Jo bs-
low roiterday's clotei longer dellveiirs nn-
thangocl ; 25c , cash and August ! 24g24Jo ( ,
September ; 2 | c , October.
Uye-SUady at 6Co.
Burlsy- Steady at C9o for September.
Timothy Ca h prime opened at § 1.70 an
declined to S1.C7@1.G8.
Flftxaaod Oloied easy No. 1 , 61.18.
Pork Attracted butlittle attentionitradin ,
somewhat limited ) unchanged and clntec
at about Inilde prices for the dayt 98.90@9 OC
cash ; ? 8.87J(38.93 ( , August ; S8.00(2812i ( ! ,
September ; $ a921@80j , Ootobcrj ? 8 87J ®
& 90 , November.
Laid Little doing and ateody at $ C.22J
C.25.Bulk
Bulk Meats Shonldori , $3,9D@4.CO'shot :
clear tides , $ GOO@0.50 ; abort ribs , 85,80 ®
6,85 ,
Hotter Fair trade ; hot weather creamery ,
ll@16c ; fine dairies , IBc.
Uheoae Steady and trade batter ; chnlce
full cream choddaw , fS@71c : flata , 7S7i (
young Americas , 9c ; akima , l@4o.
JCccs Firm and demand light at 1213
llldea Unchanged ; heavy neon aalted
Scjlight , Bio : dry paltad , lllljo.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 51o
No. 2 , 4jg41c. (
UeneipU , Bhlpta ,
flour , bbl 8,000 3.00C
Wheat , busheli 32,001 1300C
Oora , boahela 182.000 483.00C
Data , bnehola 173,000 14G.OOC
Rye , buihola. . , 11,000 4.00C
Bailer , bushel 9,000 100C
NEW TOHK mOEOCE ,
N w Yon * , August 29. Whftat Lower
ro.olpts , 115,000 * bu ; exports. 00,000 bu
ungraded red , 8I < 393Jc : No. 3 red , 8SJo
No. 2 red. il92c ! In elevator ; October , clos
Ing at93Jc.
Corn Lower : receipts , U5.010 buj exports ,
8,001 bu ; ungraded , 51@B3Jc ; No. 2 , C2 ©
C3o in elevator , D3S53Jo ( alloat ; Gljo c. f.
andi , ; October closing at 51a.
Oata Lower : receipts , 2G3COO bu ; ex <
porta , 1,200 bu ; mixed western , 31@33
white western , S5@42c.
Petroleum Steady ; united closed at 51.0
Eggs Firm and demand fair ; western , 14 ©
l-ljo ; receipts , 2,050 packages.
Pork-Steady and quiet ; mess tpot , 510.37
@ 10.75 for inspected.
Lard Dalit western steam , spot , SG.GOi
October , 56.58.
Butter Firm ; fair demand ,
Cheese Firm , fair demand.
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLISMinn. , August 29. Wheat-
Weak and closed lower' No. 1 hard , 81&c & ,
cash , for oldt SOc , for new ; 8lie , for October
No. 2 , hard , 79ic , cash ; No. 1 cash , 7Gc :
2 cash , 73c ; No. 1 northern , 76Jc.
Flour tjiiet , and llmitad demand ; patenta ,
S4.75@4.90 ; bakew , 53.75(83.90. (
Keceipts Wheat , C5.000 bn ; flour , 100
bbls.
Shipments Wheat , 18,000 bn ; flour , 8,000
bbla
UlLWADKEB.
MII.WADKBB , Wla. , August 29. Wheat-
Weak : No. 2 Milwaukee , 79c ; September
89Je ; October , 82o
Corn-Steady ; No. 2 , 4gc.
Oats Easier ; No. 2 , 25o.
Kye-Dall ; No. 1 , SGJc.
Barley Nothing done.
Provisions Weak ; mess pork , cosh and
September. § 8.90 ; October , § 8 974.
OIHOWNA1I.
CINCINNATI , O. . August 29. Wheat-
Strong ; tin. 2 rod , 90o.
Corn Weaker : No. 2 mixed , 4Gi@47c ,
Oata-Eisy ; No. 2 mixed , 25c.
Kye-Quiet ; No. 2 , 57c bid.
Pork Enter at 59.50.
Lard Firm at SG.20.
Whisk } Steady nnd unchapged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis , Mo , , August 29. Wheat
Active , unsettled and lower , closing Jo below
yesterday : No. 2 red cash , 88gc ; August ,
881c bid ; September , 89c , nominal ; October ,
91ioUorn
Uorn Very slow : cash , 40J41Jc ; August ,
40gc ; September , 40 o.
Oats Dull nnd lower ; cash , 22J@23Jc
August , 22c ; September , 23c ,
Rye Dull at 521c.
Whieky Steady at SI. 13.
Pork- Quiet at S9.5U@9.GO ,
Lard Nominally higher at SO 15@G,20.
Butter Unchanged ; creamery , 17@22e .
dairy , 12S18C.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO , August 29. Wheat Dull ; No ,
2 , cash and August , 85Jc.
Corn- Quiet ; No. 2 , cash and August 4Go.
Oats Dull , but steady ; No. 2 cash , 2GJc.
LIVERPOOL.
f LrvEBPOOL , August 20. Wheat Dull
No. 2 winter , Gj lOJd ; spring , Gi lOd.
Corn Dull ; apct. August and September ,
4i CJd ; October , 4i 7d.
KANSAS OUT.
KAHBAB Orrr , Mo , August 29. Cattle Re
ceipts , 1,200 ; shipments , 1,400 ; butchers'
stuff weaker , others unchanged ; export
eteera , $ .20@5.40 ; common to choice ship
ping. $4.EO@515 ; stockers and feeders , $3 30
@ 4.SO ; cows , S2.40@3.30.
Hoga Kecelpta , 6,000 , shipments , 2,700 ;
opened steady , closing strong and active and
5c higher ; light and assorted , S4.35@4.40j
heavy and mixed , Sl.05@4,30.
Sheep-Eoceipts , 300 ; uhlpmentf , 700 ;
steady ; common to good mutton , 515U@3.50.
IUVB
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO , 111. , August 29 The Drovers' '
Journal reports :
Cattle Receipts , 2,000 ; alow imd weak ;
shipping steers , $1.00@5.9' ; stackers and
feeders , S2,60@3 75i cowa , bulls and mixed ,
S175S3.75 ; bulk , 82.25@3.25 ; west
ern rangers , ( low ; natives and balf-breeda ,
83.50544.50 ; cows , S2.50@3.25.
Hoga Receipts , 12,600 ; slow and about
steady ; rough and mixed , S3. 75 4 15 ; pack
ing and shipping , 84.15@4.55 ; light weights ,
53.90@4.70 ; skips , 82.60@3 75.
Shesp-Receipta , GOO ; weak ; nativoa , ? 1 0
@ 4 00.
ST. LOUIS i
Sr. Louis , Mo , , August 29CattleRe
ceipts , 400 ; shipment ? , 800 ; receipts veiy
mall and cnly a littlu retail trading done :
ibipplng steers , S1.50@5.50 ; native butchers'
iteers , S3 00@4.0j ; mixed lots butchering ,
2 253.50.
Sheep -Receipts , none ; uhlpmenta , 1,200 ;
10 supply , no market.
KANSAS OUT ,
KANSAS Cirv. Mo. , Anguit 29. Wheat-
Lower : cadi , G9a bid , G9Jo asked ; September , !
92c.Octnber ; , 72Jo bid , 731o a ked.
Corn-Quiet ; cash , S2o bid , 331o asked ;
September , 82 0 bid , 3Jc asked ; year , i'Go
jid , 31o asked.
Oats Nominal ; no bida.
Trade Itovloiv.
This will be a good year for the wholesale
Dal dealers , Country dealers who have been
n the habit of buying in Chicago have been
aught by repeated losses that It pays better
o buy coal in Omilm than it does to go fur-
her east for it. It ia an old saying that "it
hard to learn old dogs new trlckj"and year
ifter year Nebraska dealer * have gona east
rom forca of habit to buy when they could
mvedona better to lay in their atock here in
her ! own metropolis. Take eastern prices ,
kdd tin extra freight and it will be found that
maha prices will discount them ,
Wholeiala lumber Is another branch of bus-
nets In which Omaha ia rapidly growing.
rhare is a steady increase ia the business and
hat too In the faca of the recent raise In prl-
es caused by tii i raise of freight rates.
The wholesale dry goods doalera and green - ;
en have put extra man on the road and are 2
irepanng to extend their business over a
iroader field than ever ,
}
The produce commltaton morchinbs h ve
tad abasy week , :
ITh * receipts of chicken ? have been un-
.aually heavy and the market baa been grad- :
ally forced down until tmUl sizes of iprlng
hlckeni have gone as low as 31,10 per doz !
air to good sires will biing about 82.0) .
Egga itartloK in th earlier part of the
reek at 12@13o have been forced up by the
icreased demand and email receipts ,
Butter hai remained steady all the week ,
ntthe receipt * of choica gra'dej h ve beenj
.1
very imall , Largo qnantllioa of the butter
received waa in tuch bad condition as to com
pel its immediate a le , and if kept over to
tarn It over to the packers. While good
table butter will toll readily at 15o , and if
extra choice even higher , a great deal ot the
butter received only brought 10@12o in the
market. This ia a subject worthy the at.
tention of producer * , aa it costs very little
more to make good butter than poor.
Very few potatoes are being handled by the
commission men , the farmers being able to
inpply the local trade.
The 'grain market was n Httlo itronger a
the close of the the week than nt the begin'
nirg. Receipts have fallen clT to tome or
tent , while the demand continues steady.
OMAHA IJ1VK STOCK'
UNION STOCK YAHDS. S. OMAHA , \
Saturday Evening , August 29. ]
While the receipts of stock at the yards to
day were very fair , which < - med considerable
activity , there was a perceptible weakness In
both the cattle and hog mirket. Common
rough hogs , ? 3.f > 0@3.55 ; good mixed hotrti ,
3.GO@3 70 ; choice light hogs , 33.75@3.8fl
Sheep , choice , ' S2,25@3.DO ; butchers' stock ,
$2.7E@3.50. There were DO dreisod boot
steers la thelmarket and prices wore only
nominal.
1UZCEIFT3.
Cattle 133.
lloga 1210
Sheep
IUCFBESENTATIVA BALIS ,
IIANQE STEERS ,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
79 1101 Si 10
11003 ,
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
Gl 189 S350 81 214 380
72 210 370 02 2G4 380
Gl 271 375 f4 235 S8U
79 208 380 C3 201 38J
05 232 380 131 2C5 390
DESTINATION OP SHIPMENTS. .
Sbowin ? the number of cars of hoes , cattle
And sheep shipped from South Omaha during
the past twenty-four houra , nnd their points
of destination :
CATTLE.
No. R't. Dost.
34 R. I Chicago
42 Mil "
23 O..B.&Q '
BOOB ,
17 C..B.4Q "
5 .R.I. "
Note All sales of stock in this market are
made per cnt. live weight unless otherwise
stated. Dead hogs Bell at lo per Ib for all
weights. ' 'Skins , " or hogu weighing loss than
100 ib ) no value.
Pregnant sows are dockad 40 Iba and stags
801ba.
OMAHi WHOLES ADK MARKETS
Salurdn yEvoning , August 23 ,
General Produce.
Cheeee There Is a good demand in the
market for fine- qualities of cheese.
Fancy full cream Cheddars , 8Jct fancy
full cream flata , two in hoop , 8c ; fancy full
cream Young Americas , four In hoop , lie ;
brck cheeao , 12o ; Limburger cheese , lOc ;
Swiss cheece , 16@17o.
Proviaions Lord , 40 Ib cans , per Ib , 7ic ; do ,
20 Ib cans. 74 o : dried beef hams , 13@14c ;
dried beef , ll@12c ; cornrd beef , per bbl ,
gG 00 ; mees pork , per bbl , $13 00 ; ham , lllc ;
breakfast bacon , lOc ; clear Bide bacon , 87cj
dry salt sides , 7e ; shoulders , Gc ,
Eggs Receipts were fair to-day , 13@13Jo
was the prevailing price though a few went as
high as 14c. Eggs declined very early in the
season and the present raise in prices is cor
respondingly early. The raise has been so
early that it would not ba surprising if It was
followed by a alight decline.
Butter A scarcity of good grades prevails.
Choice table butter cells readily at 15c and
fair to good at 10@12c.
Poultry The tales of spring chickens have
been very large this week and prices corres
pondingly low. Small sizes went as low as
S1.50. Good sizes 82,00. A very few extra
large and fine brought $2.25.
1'otatoes The large supply of potatoes In
this vicinity has kept prices down. Thus far
farmers have nearly supplied the demand ,
Fair home-grown will bring 25@35o per bu.
Sweat Potatoes Home grown , 3c per Ib ,
Very few have been brought into the market
thus far.
Onions The market is s'ow ' and fair onions
are only quotable at 30@40c.
Brians Not much demand ; Clean Navies ,
$1.60 per bu.
Game Wild grouse- will put in an appear
ance alter the first of September , and quail
not before October 1st.
Frnlts.
Home grown fruits are coming Into marke-
and the receipts of imported fiuita ore les-
ennd.
ennd.Lemons
Lemons The market ia almost bare of lem
ons. New consignments expected this week ,
Lower prices anticipated , Quotable to-day
at S8.00@8 BO.
Apples There ia a brisk demand for choica
eating apples , which have baen quita ecarce of
late. Michigan and New York apples are ex
pected to arrive within the next eight or ten
days. The fruit is pi enounced to ba of very
fine quality this year. Choica eating , § 3.00 ©
3. CO ; choice cooking , S2.50S3.CO.
Crab Apples Siberian Transcendent and
other varieties per i bmhel Lnx 40@503 ,
Cocoanuts Per hundred , $5.50.
Bananas Yellow , per bunch as to size ,
S2.00@3 50.
Peaches Arkansas , per J bubcx . $1 00
Delaware per one-half bu casket . 2 00
Michigan" " peck basket . 125
Delaware peaches per crate of 3 pock bas-
ket$300@350.
Grapes Very fine St. Louis home grown
sold at 7o to-day.
California Fruits.
QUINCES $2,63 per box.
PearaMountain Bartlotto , $3.25@3.50 ;
Winter NelliK , Beurre Die ) , Wtito Dovenno ,
E Beurre , Liwrenco , Dutchesse , etc. , $2.75 ©
3.0D.
3.0D.Peaches
Peaches Late Crawford' ? , Lemon nnd Red
Clings S2.00.
Plums Per box , $1.75.
Prunes S1.75.
Grapes Per crate , Muscats , Roaa of Pern
md Tokay , 51.76.
Floar and MlUstuffo ,
SELLING P11IOES.
Winter Wheat Firmjbost quality patent nt
3.00@3.SO ,
Second quality 83.70@3.00 ,
Spring Wheat Beat quality patent at 82.80
§ 3.00 ,
Second quality 82.40@3.CO ,
Bran 55o per owt.
Chopped Feed Per 100 Iba. , 80o .
Chopped Corn Per cwt , 70o ,
Corn Meal 8LOO@1.10 per owt.
Screening No , 1 , 75o per cwt ; No 2 , BOc ,
Hominy 81.60 per owt ,
Bhorta G5o per cwt.
Graham 82.00 per cwt ,
Hay 80.25 p r ton.
Old hay 80,50 per ton ,
Grocers
DBT FBDITS No. 1 , quarter applet , 1
ljc ; N O sliced , boxes , Gc ; uvaporated , boxo
io ; blackbarrtea , boxes , Die ; neachea , boxo8
aono ia tha market ; peachoa. evaporated , none
in the market ; raspberries , 2Cc.
Sea -Powdered , 8Jc ; cut loaf , 7Jo ; gran
ulated. 'Tic ; confectioners' A , G& ; btandarn
axtrn 0. Gc ; extra O , CJ ; medium yellow , 5 0 !
dark yellow , 5gc.
CANNED Goons -Oyitera ( Stindard ) per
sue. 3 90 ; itrawberriea. 2-lb , per case 2 GO ;
raspberries , 2-lb , per case , 2 25 ; California
pears , per case , 6 GO ; apricots , per case , 4 20 ;
peachee , per case , 4 75 ; white cbetrles , per
ae , 0 80 ; plums , per case , 4 00 ; whortleber
ries , per case , 2 40 ; egg plums , 2-lb , per use ,
90 ; green gagea , 2-lb , per case , 2 90 ; pine
ipples , 2-lb , per cmo , 3 2'f$5 ' ) ( 50 ,
CANDY -Mixed , Die ; stick , 9ic ; twist atick
? o.
SPICES Whole- Pepper , 18c ; ol pce ! , lOo ;
lovea , 15@27c ; casila , l < > c ; nutimpa , 505 ? 0 < o
SDCIHGround Dlack pepper , boxes , IB ®
25s ; alspic * " , 1 42Jo ; cinnamon , 18@3ic :
lovea , 1F25 ( : ; ginger , 15@25c ; mustard 15
g25o.
SlAHClt Nlagra Glnsi , 1 Ib , Gtc ; Nt-
igra Gloss , 3 Ib , Go ; Ningra Olois , o Ib , 7c ;
Magra Corn , 1 Ib , 7c ,
byaop-St ndard 0 , SOc , bbla ; Standard
logallon keg , 1 40.
He DA In Ib paper * , 3 25 n caae ; laVoda keg
r Jb , f 2 74.
ViNMiB , OiDEn-13@18c ; White Wine , 16
920 ,
RorK-Sital. } Inch and larger , 8jc ; | inch ,
8Jo ; & Inch , 0o.
SALT Dray loada , p r bbl , 1 56 ; Aahton , I
tacks , 3 60 ; i jacks Alhton , 1 00 ; bbls dairy
2 G02 76.
OANDUS Boxoa , 40 Iba , 1G , 12je | 8 > , 12Jc
boxes 40 Ib ? , 1C oz , 64,12c | ; half box , 20 Iba ,
MATCHES Per caddie , See ; round , rl
ciap , 46c ; tqnare , cases , 170 ; Othkoab , c.ises
gr , 120.
TBAS-Gunpowder , fair , S5@45j good , 45@
C5ci choice , G075e ; good Imperial , 40@l3c
choice , G0@70o ; Young Ilyaon , good , 8045c
choice , 60@70c ; Oolong , good , 35@40o ; Oolong
choice , 4l > @GOo ; Engliih BrpakTtat , good , 8
@ 40c { choice , lOSG8o | Souchong , gor > tl , SOo
iOc ; choice , 85@45c ; Juptna , fair. 25535e
good , 3V345c ; choice , 65@76c | Te Diwt , 15e
Tea aiftiing * . 18c.
COFFEES Market \vta a little strange
to-day ordinary gradoa , OJcj fair , 10
@Hc ; good , lt@12o | prime , 12@13
choice , ! G@l7c ; fancy green and yel
low , ! C@lG\o \ : old government Java , 20 ®
2Cc ; Mccha , 22 < 92Gc : Arbuckle'a rooitod , ISJc
Mclaughlin's XXXX , roosted , 131c ; Java
1C1 ie ; Dllworth' * , 13c ; Red Croer , 13JO.
CRACKERS-Garneau'a toda , butter nnd tiio-
nio , 6c : creams , So ; ginger anapa , 80 ; City
oda , 7jc.
OrsTKna The first thlpmont ot this BOA
aon'a oyiters waa made to-day. They are
quoted at 60 , C5 and COo , according to grade.
PICKLSS Medium in barrels , G 26 ; do in
lalf barrels , S 25 ; amall in barrels , 0 DO ; do in
lalf barrel ; , 3 50 ; ehorklna in barrel ) , 7 00 ; do
n half barrels , 4 00.
RICE Louisiana , ptlmo to choice , Gl(271c ( ! ,
SOAra Kltk'a Savon Imperial , 300 ; Kirk's
tntlnet , 315 ; Kirk's standard , 350 ; Klrk'a
White Russian , 4 GO.
WOODKNWARE Two hoop paila , 1 76 ; three
loop pails. 200. Tub , No , 1 , 8 00 < pioneer
washboards , 1 50 ; woll-bncketa , 3 75.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 cana in case ,
3 35 ; Babbltt'a ball , 2 doz In caao , 1 90 ; An
chor hall , 2 doz in ciso , 1 60.
Dry GoodB.
PIUNTS - Steel River , Bi ; American ,
Arnold's , 6 ; Manchester , G ; Lyman , 5 ;
Jlonccstcr , 6J ; Dunnell Jacquard , G : Dunnoll ,
> Jf ; Ramnpo , 4 ; Windsor , G ; Pacific , G , Har-
nony , 41 ; Anchor Shillings , 4 } ; Merrimack
Shirting ; , 44.
DENIMS Baaver Crook AA , 11 ; Beaver
Creek BB , 10 ; Beaver Crook CO , 9 ; Jeffrey
XX , llj ; Jeffrey XXX , 12 ; Jalfrey D & T ,
121 ; Columbian , J21 ; York , 13 ; York , f ncy ,
13 ; Everett , 13 ; Haymakor'a blue and
brown , 7J.
DOCK ( Unbleached-8 ) oz Magnolia , 10 ;
10 oz Magnolia , 11 ; 8 oz West Point , 10 } ; 10
oz West Point , 12J.
DUCKS ( Colored ) -Boston 0 oz brown and
drab , 13J ; Boston O II brown and drab. 9 ;
Boston XXbrown and drab , 10 ; Boston XXX
brown and drab , 11 ; Boston O P blue , 11 J ;
Warren Tricot , 15.
BBOWN COTTONS Lawrence LL , 5Shaw- ;
mut LL , 5 ; Beaver Dim LL , 5 ; Atlantic LL ,
5 ; Indian Head , 7 ; Wauchmott , GJ ; Crown
XXX. 6J ; Clifton CCO , GJ ; Utica 0 , 4i ; At
lantic P , OJ.
BLEACHED COTTONS Farmers' Choice , 61 ;
Cabot GJ : Hope 7 ; Hill 4-4 , 7i ; Hill g , Oj ;
Lonsdalo. 7 $ ; Fruit 8 ; Wamnutla , 10.
FINE BROWN COTTONS Pepporell R , C } ,
Pepperell O , 5J ; Atlas , Gi ; Statute of Liberty ;
G ; Sarunacll , OJ.
TICKINGSAmoekoag AC A. 12& & ; Thorn
dika O O O , 7J ; Thorndike fancy , 9J : York A ,
30 } ; York fancy ; 12j ! Mlllbury , 121 ; Pearl
River , 111 ; Hamilton , 12 ; Swift River , CJ ;
Saetucket S , 81 ; Shetacket S S , 91 ; Montauk
A , 12 ; Montauk B , 101 ; Omega A C A , 131.
CORSET J AHH Kearenrge , 7 ; Armory 7 ;
Pepperell , 71 ; Indian Orchard , G : Naum-
koag , 7 ,
GRAIN BAGS American A , § 17 50 ; Har
mony A , $17.50. Stark A , 821.60 ; Albany A ,
$19.50.
CARPET WARPS -Bibb , white , 19ii ttibb ,
colored , 22 : Peerless , white , 4-ply , 18 ; Peer
less , colored beards , 21 .
GINOHASIB Renfrew , 9@101 ; Amoskeag ,
dress , 9 ; Amoskeag , staple , 71 ; I van hoe , 91 ;
Wamsutto , 8J ; Nubian , 81 ; Warwick , 9 ;
Whtttendon , 9 ; Bates , dre a , : Bates , staple ,
Gl : Randolph , staple , Gl ; Lanedowna , 7.
CHEVIOTS Amoskoag , chocks , 91 ; Amos
keag , stripes , 8J ; Slater , atripes , 8 ; Edlnburg ,
\Vhlttendpn , stripes , 8 ; Glenroae , 9 ; Otis ,
checks , 9 ; Otis , stripes , 9 , Royal , GJ ; Amos
keag , napped , 101 ; Luray , book fold , 12 ;
Oberon , book fold , lllEadurnnce ; , book fold ,
12.
Coal.
The trade in coal has increased the past
weak. It is notlcaablo. however , that the
purchase ot stock is not as heavy as last year ,
owing to the fact that the fall price of last
year continued all winter. This season deal
ers are of the opinion that prices will go up
whan cold weather seta in.
Anthracite egg , $8.00 ; anthracite nut , $8.25 ;
anthracite range , § 8 25 ; Iowa. $3.25 : Wal
nut Block$3 25 > Illinois , $4,50 ; Indiana
block , $5.76 ; Fort Scott , 31.25 ; Rich Hill ,
$3.75.
Grain.
Prices have remained veiy steady tha past
week with a alight advance and strougor feelIng -
Ing toward the cloeo. Quotations for to-day
are Corn-33@35c.
New Oats 18@25s.
Old Oats-3'Ju.
Wheat -45@G5c.
Rye New , S8s.
Fisli.
.
Now Engliib eummer cured
whole cod , Co ,
SMOKED FISH Halibut , new , 12Jc ; new 3
scaled herrings , 26c.
SuNnniKsDqmoitlo llol.'flnd herrinei ,
kegn , 45a ; Rn eian rardrocs , ticxrings , 45o ;
anchovies in Rlais , Ola Bull brand , per doz. , 3
S3 60 ; anchovies in i kegs , Ole Bull brand ,
per doz. , $1,00 ; upload Hamburg herring ) ,
akins and heads oil , per pill , $1,25 ,
Ho vy Hardware UUt.
Steel calls are almost ontire'y out of the 5
market , nwlcif to the oteel mills beiof ahut
down in the eaet , A great many Iron Dai's '
from eaet em Pennsylvania are handled by
the jobbers of this city. There la a feelirg
Btnniig thcss best iofonaed that steel oalln
will in a abort lime uuporcede iron nails , The
iron nail mills will fight the Inevitable as long
aa possible , but in the end they will be forced
to take up the manufacture of steel nails.
IIOD , rates , 2 10 ; plow steel , ipecial ca t,4o ;
crucible tteel , 60 ; cut tools do , 12 < o)18o ) ; wagon
upokes , per > et 3176'300 ' ; faubf , .per aet ,
81 25:1 : felloea aawtd dry , 81 40 ; tongue * ,
each , 75c ; axles , each , 76 : ; square nuts per
Ib,7@llccoil , ; chain , porlb , 0 12o : malleable ,
Bt ; iron wedge * , 6c ; crowbars , Ccj harrow
teeth 4c ; tpriDg steel , 7448cj Burden's horte
thoea , 81 10 ; Burdens mule aboef , 85 10.
BASHED WIBE Incar loU , § 1 00 per 100
Ibt.
NAILS Rates , 10 to CO ; tron$2 60 ;
$2 G5.
SHOT Shot , $1 GOfbuckahot , SI 86s orfe -
t l powder , krga , $3 CO4 00 ; do , half kegf ,
$2 00 ; do , ( .natter kpfff , 81 M ;
kego , $3 35 ; fuse , per 100 foot , COc.
LiAD-Bar , 81 C5
SJ
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS-Acid , ca tboli , ffa
acid , tartarlc , 65c ; balsam copaiba , pet Ib ,
OOoj bark , suiafrafi. per Ib , 12c ; calomel , pe *
Ib , 90c : clnchonidla , per < z , 50o ; cbioro-
term , per Ib , 93c ; Dovora powders , per Ib ,
SI 25 ; epsom salts , per Ib , 3Jot glycerine '
pure , per Ib , 25c ; load ncctnto , per Ib , SOc ; oil
castor No. 1 , per g l , $150 ; oil castor pure ,
per gal , SI CO ; oil , olive , per gal , 8143 ; oil
: > rigamun , FOe ! opium , $4 23 ; quinine , P. &
W. , mid R , k a , par oz , 85c ; potn > alum ,
lodMo , per Ib , $3 25 ; aalicin , per oz , 40o ; aul-
phato morphine , per OK , 83 60 ; tulphur , pit
b , 4c ; strychnine , per rz , 31 6) .
Saddlery Hnidwnro ,
X U combination loop bnmca $5 25 , X
r. O. T. hatnot , 51,75 ; var I. 0. F. hamea ,
$ .50 ; perfection pad , $1.75 ; 47 ring bib660 ;
Jarboura No. 10 thread , 75c ; jap broaat strap
illdo , SOc ; X 0 breast strap alide. 40c ; 11 2 0 h
3 loop champ T buckler , $1 05 ; 11 jap 8 loop
champ T buckles. 05o ; IS X O 3 loop champ
T buckles , 9130 ; 1 } jap 3 loop champ buckles
SI.20 ; copper rivnta No. 9 , SOc ; Bristol snap * .
11 nt $3.50 , l } at $1.50,1 at$3.60 , nt S3.CO
J at $3.60 ; German annpi , 11 at $4.00 , 11 at
§ 2,50,1 at $1.45,1 nt $140,3 at 81,40.
Bplrlta
OOLOONX Srinrra 188 proof , 114 ; do , 101
pronf , 115 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof ,
114 : do , 188 proof , 113.
Atoonoii 188 proof alcohol 5 25 per wino
gallon.
WHISKIES RedlaUllod whiskies , 1 OOS&l CO ;
in blended , 1 6003 00 ; Kentucky bourbons
bens 2 00(5)6 ( ) 00) ) Kentucky and Pennsylva
nia ryes , 2 00@G M ) . Golden ahoaf , Bouibcn
and Rye whitkioa from $160@3.00.
BRANDIES Imported , G 00(5)10 ) 00 ; domes
tic , 150@,3 00.
GINS Imported , 4 60000 ; domostio , 160
® SOO.
RDSIH Imported , 4 60@8 00 ; Now England ,
3 00@4 00 ; domestic , 1 60@3 00 ,
CHAMFAONES luiportod , per caao , 23 00 ®
34 00 ; American , per case , 10 CO@1G 00.
Dry r lnU
White lend Sot French Zlno , 12c ; Prls
whiting , 2c ; whiting gilders , Ijo ; nhitinpr
oom'l , Ho ) .lampblack , Gcnnantown , 12o ;
lampblack , ordinary , 10o ; Prussian blue , 55o
untramoriuo , 18c ; Vandyke , brown , 8c ; umber
bnrnt , 4o ; umber , raw. 4o ; sienna , burnt 4o
elenno , raw , 4c : Eana green , genuine. 35o
Paris greonaommoA,20c , ; chrome green , N. Yi
30o ; chrome green , K. , 12o ; vprmUHon , Eng-
76o ; vormilllou , American , 18o ; Indian , rod ,
lOo ; roao pink , 14o ; Venetian , rod , OoobionV ,
3o ; Venetian , red , American , l c ; rod lead ,
74o ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20o ; chroma yel
low , K. , 12c : oohra rochollo-So ; ochre , French
2So ; ochre , American , So ; Winter a mineral ,
2Jje ; Lehigh brown , 2jc ; Spanish brown , 2io ;
Prince's mineral , So.
VARNISHES Barrela , per gallon : Furniture ,
extra , 81 10 ; furniture. No. 1 , 81 ; coach , ex
tra , 61 40 : coach , No. 1 , 81 20 ; Damar , extra ,
81 75) ) Japan , 70o ; osphaltum , extra , 85o ,
ahellao , 93 60 : bard oil finish 81 60.
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Omaha , P. P.
0) ) white lead , St. Louis , pure , 6 76 ; Hanoil
os green , 1 to 5 Ib cans , 20ci French zlno ;
green seal , 12c ; French zlno , red seal , lie ,
Iffrsnch zino , In varnish asst. , 20o ; French zinc ,
In oil asat , 15o ; raw and burnt amber , 1 ! b
hanj , lOo ; rnw and burnt Sienna lOc ; vandyke ii i
Crown , 13c ; refined lampblack , 12o ; coach
black and Ivory black , 16o ; drop black , IGot
Prussian blue , 40o : nltramarlno blue , 18o :
chrome green , L , BI & D. . 16aj blind and
ehutt > green , L. M. & D. , 16o ; Paris green ,
18c ) Indian red , 15o ; Venetian red , So ; Tun-
can red , 32c ; American vermillion , L , & D.
20o ; yellow ochre , Oc ; L , M. , O. & Y > . 0. , 18a ;
yellow ockro , 9o ; golden , ochre , IGc ; patent
dryer , 80 ; graining colors , light oak , dark oak ,
walnut , chwtnut and ash. ICe
Tobacco.
Smoking tobacco 0. B. , 22a | Mooraahanm ,
SOc ; Lon ? Tom SO& Blackwell'a Durham , 16
oz. , Die ; 8 oz. , 55p | 4 oz. , 57c ; 3 oz. , GOo.
Seal of North Carolina , 16ozwood , 42a ; 8 oz , ,
wood , 45o ; 4 oz , , cloth 48a ; 3 oz. , 60o , Navy
Clippings , SOc. Klllikinick , 4 oz. , 27c ; 2 oz. ,
28o.
28o.Fine
Fine cnt Hard to Beat , 70c ; Charm of the
West , 60c : Fountain , 70o ; Golden Thread ,
67c ; Favorite , COc ; Buds , SOc ; Rocky Moun
tain , 50c : Fancy , 45c ; Daisy , 40c.
Plug tobacco Climax , 44o per Ib , ; Homo-
shoo , 4Gc : Star , 4Gc ; Spearhead , 4Gc ; Our
Rope , 50c ; Piper Heidalck , 60s ; Punch , 40o ,
Building Material.
Sewer brick , $900 ; medium brick , $8.00
common brick , $7.00 ; lime ( In bulk ) per brl G5c ;
llrao ( Inbtle ) 9c : Louisville cement , $1,55 ; ,
Utica , Akron and Milwaukee cement , 8160 , ,
Portland cement , Eoglisb , $4.00 ; stucco , >
Michigan , $2.00 ; hair in paper sacks per bu
SOc.
Dry Immbor.
Wholesale On Board Can at Omaha ,
DIMENSIONS AND TIMBEBa ,
BOARDS.
No. 1 boards , 12,14 and 10 ft 817 25
No. 2 boards , 12,14 ana 16 ft 16 25
No. 3 boards , 12,14 and 16 ft 13 25
No. 4 boards , 12,14 and 16 ft 11 25
SIDING ,
1st Com. , 12,14 and 16 fcot $22 00
2d Com. . 14 and 16 feet 20 00
3d Com. , 14 nnd 10 feet IB 00
Fence , 14 and 16 feet 11 00
FENCING.
No , 1,4 , & 6 inch , 13 and 14 feotrough. .918 00
No. 1 , 4 & 6 inch , 16 feet , rough 18 00
No. 2 , 4 &G Inch , 12 and 14 foot , rough. 15 00
No. 2 , 4 & 6 inch , 16 feet , rough 16 00
BHIP LAP.
No. 1 , Plain , 8 or 10 Inch 818 00
No. 2 , Plain , 10 inch 1600
No.l , O , G 1860
OCILINQ.
1st Com , B inch , Norway 16 50
2d Coin , ft Inch , Norway 1460
riNIBIIINO ,
Let , 2d and 3d Clear , 1 } inch , a , 2a 650 50
1st , 2d , and 3d Clear. 11 and 2 inch , a , 2s 60 50
B Select , 1J. 11 and 2 inch , e.2a 86 60
1st , 2d and 3d , Clear , 1 inch , a. 2 45 60
A Select , 1 inch , a , 2s 4060
B Select , 1 Inch , a , 2a „ SO 53
POSTS ,
_ _
While Oedar , 6 inch , halves 13 o
SVhite Oedar , 51 inch , halves 11 o
IVhito Cedar , 8 inches , quarters 11 o
Vfldto Oedar , 4 Inch , round 14 o
FLOORING ,
tat Com. 6 Inch , white pine $33 00
2d Com , 0 inch , white piua 85 00
.U Com , 6 inch , white pine , . . , 29 00
3el. Fence 6 Inch , white pine 29 00
Let and 3d Clear yellow pine , 4-6 inch. 24 60
BTOOK BOARDS ,
BATTENS , WJZLL TORINO , 'PICKETS. '
, G. Bats , 8 Inch S ,86
D. G. Bat' , Sllnch ,76
HuchBata , a , la 40
3lnchwell tubing , D. & M , . . . . 22 60
inch well tubing , Bov 22 51
Pickets : D , & U. Flat , 822 00 ; D & U.
Square , . , . , 21 00
BHINdLES AND LATH ,
18 Inch , Clear 83 40
ABtendard 2 76
inch , Clear 1 76
No.l 1 SO
Lath 2 60
IV , F , JOHNSON , KDW , HA1IMWI
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W. F. Johnson & Co. ,
Gommiseion Merchants
218 La Salio Street , Chicago ,
Receivers of grain and leeda , Futures
bought and Bold. Special attention to s&loa
by aainplei ,
Represented by EDWARD BARTON ,
Lincoln , eb