TELE OMAHA DAILY BBJE SEPTEMBER 2 , 188 .
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS ,
fJoptctnber Opens Up on Chicago's 'Ohange '
With Lrwcr Prices.
NO FROSTS STOP A CORN BOOM.
\Vlicat ntiil I'torlftintis Fluctuate Dur
ing tlic lny ) In a Very .Vnrniw
B Good Cattle Sell
Stonily.
ciucAoo M.\UKIT.
CitifAoo , Sept. 1.-.Special [ Telegram to
die llni : . ] The delivcilcs ofliiat weiu
lljjht , but of pork , lard , ribs and corn wen-
( | iilto heavy. Klcnilnj & Hayilun , 1'oole ,
Klioniinn nnd Norton iV Woitlduijlon took
the liulk of corn. Armour took lar o ottantl-
> tloi of neil { nnd ribs nnd a fair piopnrtlon of
tliol.iKl. It.V. . lioblnson nnd Oir. ( Jiillen-
tlcn .V Comes stopiird the most of lard.
Jiobcit Warren also took n laitfe itiantlty | of
poik. Lester took In and sent out enoiiuons
quantities of corn , ami piobably stoiiped a
little ol' it. Xditini & Wortlilnctoneie
picking iccclptsRiid onlj stopiiliiK the stuff
In ccitnln houses. A jiieat many traders
weiu tryliiK to borrow places on pro
visions , fables weie. Inclined to weakness ,
Karly the open board market lett tills way n
little , responding to the incrca o of ' 00.000
bushels on passnige. Tlieio weie no icpoits
of liost last ninht which rather a-lded - to the
easier tone. Tlio njien hoanl htarlcd out
Octolier wheat TTJjfo and .sold It un In a jeiky
mnnncr to TM 'C whlnli was the official close.
On the regular board It opened about steady
Coin wits drrlili'iily weaker , October openIng -
Ing nt-ii : , < c. The same option In pork was
quiilcd nt $0.1)5. ) Them was \ciy little sign
all through the mornliiK of any Improve
ment bciiiK on tlm way. Where ftost hail
been piudlclcd Inst iilcht there was higher
teiiiperatuio to-day by about 15 dec ; . This
slatuof things , hi eonlunctlon with ( > ' ' - ' cars
ot corn to-duy , nmrtho fi'-Ci I'stlinated for to
morrow , niovcd n very black ejo for tlic
ninrkct. The opening which was at u dn-
cllnuol % e Irani yesterday , was within "sc "
ol the lop for the day. The decline fiom
Ill'iC to-ltl c v\as very steady , but was not
tiLTompanled by any particular feature. Par
ties who ordinarily would have been buyeiH
were at raid of It because of milder weather
iiro pi'cUs , and tlio piobabllitles ot moio corn
bcliiB received than tlieio was any use for.
and , as matter of nriiielple , were not disposed
to go in very hcavilv on the soiling side. The
general temper ot tiie crowd appealed rather
bearish and It is considered likely that any
attempt to have advanced prices , had there
been a disposition to do so , would have lii-en
combated. The clo. c was heavy and lather
slow.
After wheat sold at 78'hr8'4-c ' , within a
quarter nt nn liourot open 'tig , It became quite
sharply alfectcd by tliu easier tone piuvalling
In the othur pits and declined steadily to
IT c , arouiiit which lijiure it ranged until
about noon , when it nicked up a few points
on the efforts of a tew local houses with bull
ish propensities and talk of a uood showing
lot exports at New York. 1'ho lecelpts here
to-day were 11 ! ! cars , while. : Ci,035 bushels
weio taken out ot store. Tlieio was no spe
cial attempt at any heavy trading , as tlio
raiu-o of 5 < c wilt clearly show. The illuming
fressioii closed steady.
Provisions attiaeteda big crowd , but they
weiu not traders , its the range ol a fo. . " * until
alter 1'J o'clock Illustiates. Then theme -
meiitury stiengtli in other dlicetions linned
it unto tlio top lor the day and closed it
steady. Towaid the close consols came in
lower and Walker began bitvini ; wheat very
heavily. There was talk of 10,000 bushels
taken for export , and altogether the tone became -
came wrv linn , wheat toucliing its highest
point atthu eloso and local scalpers jumping
lor olTcrings in a vet v lively manner ,
AKTliUNOON SiSblOX. : iitlX ) ] ) . 111. TllO
Bhoi Is weiu after poikery biiskly toward
the close of the day. riiiiiilnir Octolicr up
fiom 10.10 to SlO.iiO. Tiadlng In otiier ar
ticles wcro not MIC.'I as to cause any decided
fluctuations. The general tone was sllnhtly
lirmer. Wheat was steady at 70c for Septem
ber ; 7Sc for October : V. > Wi ! > J < c for Novem
ber. Corn was about uuchiiiigcd attljf c for
September ; for October ; -Jli c for Nov-
veinber ; ISc for .May. Oats were steady at
a5 5 aiWfc tor Soptoiiiber273 ; r ; 'i7fc for Oc
tober. 1'orlc was active , stioug and higher at
S10.K ) for September ; SlO.'i'i tor October ;
SlO.lOJor Xoveiiibcr : Sll.1'2 for January.
Lard was linn at S7.)5for : ) September ;
foi October ; § 0.00 for November ; SG.07 } tor
January. Shoit rilis weru higher at . ' ? 0.17i }
for September : SO.W ) for October.
3:15 : ] i. in. lilts nn October wheat ,
77e , ealls , 78'4'c. I'utson Octobci con\-K \
calls , 4ryie. :
CHICAGO IjlVK STOCK.
CHICAGO , Sept. 1. ( Special Telegram
to tlio Hir. : . I ( J.VTTI.K With cattle coming
at the rate ot OO.OO'i head for the week , and
shipments to the east being loss than last
week , it is not wonderful that buyers were
bearish. The actual receipts Tuesday were
* S > , b'78 cattle , and to-day about 12,001) , making
an incieaso ot 5,400 over last week. The 10-
cclpts of cattle last month weie 81,000 heav
< ier than during August , lbS ! > , nnd tlio receipts
k for the past clidit months nre'J5,000 heavier
ft than dining the corresponding time last
year , The offerings , however , are almost
wholly of medium to pretty good natives nnd
common to lair western rangu cattle , The
very best cattln are sell ! UK at steady pi ices.
Yesterday some superior 1670 Ib. Illinois cat
tle sold at $5.2r , and to-day another lot of
not quite fat but liner sold nt.VJO. ? So It will
be seen that extra euttlo aru selling qmto as
well as at any time In months.
Hut cattle that sell this way
are only about one In a thousand.
There was no maiket for common cattle to
day. Low grades were as neatly unsaleable
as they have been in lltteen years. Monday
common cattle sold 10o lower , Tuesday 15@
SSo lower and some cattle still lUQvSVt lower
to-day , making -JOitfSOc deeliuo in three
days. Uut tlm worst pint was the fact that
larca muubeiH of common to ptetty good na
tives , wliloii come In competition with west-
em c.tttlu , could not bo sold. There wcro
Itilly 10,000 cattle on the market to-day. Ono
car ot 10XM Hi steers , ( j.V.'O. Shipping steers ,
it ; 0lo 1.100 IbS. S.K5CiUX ! ) ; 1800 to ISM ) Ibs ,
: i. ! iLM.0 ( ! ! ; 05' ) to 1'Jouibs , 8.1.50@-4.00. There
w.is a Hood of lance stock trom all sections
to-dny untl tlm market was "paralyzed" . Tliu
largo number left over tiom yesterday made
up an enoimotis siipily. | The liesh receipts
weio about ' . ' , 00 throngli Texans and
6,00(1 ( northwestern Texans , half-breeds and
natives , \\nsdecldedlftho woist maiket
ot thii season and pilees were isclowei
than jestoiday and fully -ViGpOo lower than
! ' ( attluiclo.su hist week. Many large lots ot
cattle wore unsold at a late hour. Mho market -
IK ket was badly glutted , ( iieeubaiim bought
400 or ftCO western cattle for feeders at about
S'JiMQ.'UK ) . trj Dakota Texas 1057 Ibs ,
ailfeedens , ll'"i Ibs , Sa.OO ; 4S feeders , UOS
om
1MKI
83.55.
lions There was a sudden and unox-
jiectoddiop of 50lOc ns complied \vith tlie
highest \fhtrrday , but at the decline there
was talily nctlvo demand , with prices about
tlm same as on Monday , the advance noted
vesterday having entlicly dlsappeaied.
Koiigb nnd common mixed sola at $1.55d4
< 84.0 ; good to choice corn-fed , mixed , S4.75
fu.4.85 , and best heavy at 55.00v.35.io. Llghl
soils continue unsaleable.
FINANOIAL.
New York. Sept. 1. MONKT On call
easy , ranging nom a to 7 wr cent ,
closltic t a per cent asked.
1'llIUK MlCUOAKTlLB l'ArEK-4(35 ( per
ecnt.
brKKMxn KXCIIANOE Firm at S4.81)for
tlxly day bills and S4.81 for dnmund.
GoVEitNuhNTS Uovomments wcro dull
with a sliado lower quotations ,
fsio < h > Dullness was tlm ruling feature
nt tin ! stock uxelmngu to-day , but a lirmer
tone prevailed throughout and tradiiiff was
fiomewhut moro animated , being again
slightly In excess of the previous few days
Tliu n.arket was weak at the ODonlux , lire
prices ifunerallv showinp declines of fiom
} ( to 9) per cent. Hubliicss was dull anil
rather heavy In early trading , but prices soon
allied and continued tiriuuliuost the entire.
day , and the market closed firm at about the
bist natures rc.xchcd
STOCKS ON wu.t. srr.Br.T.
n ? > cent bonds. . lOo C. &N. W . 1U'4 '
( I. S. 4U's . * K n preferred . . . 14
New s. . 1M'SN. V. ( . ' . . . . . , H' ' H
1'aclfic d's of ' ! ' . ) . 12'Orccon ) Ttan , . . . SI
Central Pnclllc'i ' ' 'flc'ilr ' Mall . W , ; <
U. & A . 141 T'.l ) . , t K . 2Vtf
pn-ferred. . . . 1.V , P.P. C
C. it , A ( I . 1S4 Itock Hand . Wl
1) . 1\V . l'is ? < St. L. * . F. . . '
1) . ifelMJ . 'i t prefened.
Jiile . ai"iC. , M. it.St. P. . . ' , " 1
preferred. . . 74 luefeiied . . . I'-'O'J
Illinois Ontrnl. ixi St. P. \ ( ) . 4d
I. , I ) . , Vr W . IC.'i' . ' preteired. . . losjtf
Kmisas\Te\as. i i Tfxas P.iellic. . . 14j <
I.akeSliore. . . . & * i } Knlon P.iellic. . . ' ' ' (
,
Midi. Cential. . . 70 I piefeiied. . .
Mo. Pncliie . 10Vslein ! \ Union.
Northein P.ie. . . SJ S ( ) . . It. A : N .
pielened. . . > lil
IMIUDUCK 31 VltlCMr.
Chlcnco , Sept. 1. Klour Steady
nnd unchanged ; winter wheat Hour ,
S4.0.VSI.10 ; southern , SUi ri'DO ; Wisconsin ,
54.CW ? ( < H.ioMlchigan : soft spi'lni : wheat , ? ! < .f > o *
1.10 ; .Minnesota bakem , $ : i.50vrft.lO ; patouts.
'l.iW l.fiO ; low gr.uk" ! 51.7' > ' < t-i.7."ij } ; rye Hour
liuet nt i3.ii.Vrfcj.60 In ban els , and S'J.00 ' ®
1.20 In sacks.
WheatOjicni'd yi'ft'jc ' under closing of
Pst"rday nml closed } e undei ; cash , 70' ' { > e ;
Jrtobur , 7h 110November. ; . Vc. )
Coin Oiieiipd JffiiJ < e lower nml closed
about lc under .U'stciday : cash , 41c ; Septem
ber. 41 ' * < : October , 42 lii-lOc.
Oats- ' .f'-jc easier ; cash , 23)jc ) ; October ,
Kye-Steady at 4l'c. '
Uarley MU
Ttmothv-Prime , 31. 0.
Whi k.Sl.lf > .
PHI k Moderately active , but
ewer ; eash. S .K.C ' .I.K ! ) ; Scntember ,
ILilUH ) ; October , SHMfirtJlO.OiJJ.
Laid Dull and niiebangcd ; cash. 57.M ;
Octobur. .tii.'TKC'iO.'fl ; November. SiUW.
Uulk Muiits' Slmuldeis , 5. ' .75 5.87 > i :
short clear. SO r-if.70 ( ; ! ; short libs SWJK.
Hiitter Steatl.ami . unchanged ; cieamery ,
fiS-Jc : dairy , i'JKf'ilCe.
Olieesu Firm ; lull cream Cheddars , 8Jv@
S 4'e ; Hats , n oeli' e ; Young Ameiiea ,
- - .
Hides Ili'iivy green salted , 7Xc llcht , SJi/c :
linll lildei , hides , 5V ! " ; drv salted H0t >
IBo ; dry Hint , irgUu : : ; calf skins ,
leacons , WJceach.
Tallow .No. 1 country , tyMacake \ ,
JJfo ; No. 2 , Sc.
Arriiit.voo.v HOA m > Wheat , iinrhanccd.
Corn , unchanged. Oats , iinclianccd. 1'oik ,
stionger ; October , S10.2.1) . Lard , nnchaiiL'cd.
HecelntA. Shipments. '
Flour. bbls TT.UOo 4,000
Wheat.bu 141.000 72,000
Corn , bit Kil.OOO 1011,000
OntF.bu tfiJ.OOO 10U.OOO
HyeDn 5,000 W.OOO
Barley.ou lO.WJO A 00
Now Yort , Sept. 1. Wheat Ke-
cclnts , Ki'i.OOO ; exports , 24U,000 ; cash J @lc
lower , closing steadier ; options opened a
shiido easier , later advanced Jjif'C'fc ' , niter-
ward decline f'4@Jf'i' , closing hteady with a
iccovery of ; 4oikc ) ; uncrailed red , 8KaiHc ) ;
No. 3 red ; Nj'.tW .H'c ; No. 2 red , fcTi'/c ' In
elevator ; S"c f , o. b. , b'TDjCjtST iJc alloat ; No. 1
red , tKc-5 No. 2 led , October , closing at
Corn .Sjiot lots are down l@l'N'c and op
tions lK' < 7tliNe ; closinc steady with some re-
covei > ; recchits , 40.000 : export" , 11,000 ; un
graded , MfcrolKc ; No. 2 , fll4.Mlj } c in ele
vator : OU44.Vic ( ! nlloat ; October closed nt
O.its Klrm ; iccclits | , 12 < ) ,000 ; cxpoits ,
1.400 : mixed westcui , S tallte ; wlilte.
iilt'i'llC ' ,
Petroleum Steady ; United closed at 01jfc.
1'ork Quiet and lirm ; old mess , 810.r > U ( !
10.75 : new mess. 8ll.l.Vnti.f,0. )
haid About 5 points higher ; western
steam , spot S7.-IO.
IJutter Quiet and Him ; wcstcin fresh ,
Kgg's Fltmcr and demand lair at K > @
Cheese Kirmer ; demand light ; western
Hat , 7J4'r < 8c.
Cincinnati , Sept. 1. The chamber
of conimeicu held no be.snion to-day , owing
to exposition p.irade.
Milwaukee , Sept. 1. Wheat
Weak : cah anil September , 75 ! ( il7. ; ' > c. Oc
tober , ? : ' . < e.
Corn F.ilr demand ; Xo. 3,40c.
Oats Steudy ; No. ' . ' , : ; te.
Kye-Qulet ; No. 1 , 5U 52c ,
liarley Un.settled ; No. 2 , 5Sc.
Provisions Lower.
1'oik Cash and September , ( JO.CO.
Minneapolis , Sept. 1. - Wheat
Unsettled and lower ; No. 1 haul , 71 } c ,
September ; 7lic , October ; 77Kc , November ;
No. 1 noithern , 72Wc , September ; 74c. Octo
ber ; 75 > 5C , November ; No. 2 northern , 7L'c ' ,
casli ; 7l > < c , October.
Klour null ; patents , -4.Wfr74.iO : ! ; bakers ,
.
Kecelpts-Wheat , 74,000 bushels ; flour ,
100 barrels.
Shipments Wheat , 2,000 , bushels ; Hour ,
23,000 banels.
St. Louts. Sent.1. WliP.it Weak ; closed
about yestei day s close ; No. a cash , 7.4iri ! >
77-k'c ; September , 77 , } c.
Corn % c below yestei da v ; No. 2 , cash ,
c ; Sentembur , : ! 7'4V.
Oafs Steady ; No. 2 , cash , 'JiJ/ia'iOc ; Sep
tember , 23c.
Uye ICasy at f.Oi.
WhlMcy 8UO.
. .
Pork l ewer ; 5510.SO , cash.
IJutter Steady ; creamery , ISQ'JSo ' ; dairy ,
Ai'TKiiNoox UoAKi ) . Wheat easy , ' © c
lower. Corn lirm and unchanged. Oats un
changed.
Now Orleans , Sept. 1. Corn Easier In
sacks ; mixed , 51c ; white , 52c ; yellow , 5o.
Oats ( jnlntniul weak.
Uornmeal Kasler at S2.20.
llog Products Unsettled ; generally higher.
l'ork-810.50.
Lard Kelinedtierce.S7.00@7.12X.
Uulk Meats Shoulders , S0.15 ; long clear
and clear ribs , 30.00.
HausnH City , Sept. 1. Wheat Weaker ;
No. 2red , cash , fMfo bid ; October , (
November , 05o bid , ( JOu asked.
Corn Weak : No. 2 , cash ,
October , : K bid , ! 54c asked.
Oats Nominal.
Toledo , Sept. 1. Wheat-Dull ; cash.
Kc.
Corn Steady ; cash , 42J4e.
Oats Steady ; cash ,
Ijlvnrpool , Scpt.l. Wheat Sunplv good ;
new No. 2 winter dull at Os 9 > 1 ; spilng
btoady at fls 0fd } ,
Flour Supply good ; firm at 8s 7d.
Corn Supply poor ; spot , September , Oc
tober and November , 4s 5fd.
rave sTooit.
Sept. 1. The Diover's
Journal icnortsas lollows :
Cattle Hecelpts , 12,000 ; all below best 10@
20clov\er ; shipping steers. 8a.frO@4.UO : stock-
era and feeders , $2.00 ( < ? : i.50 ; cows , bulls and
mixed , S1.25@3. ! ; bulk , ? 2.20ij'j,40 ( : thiough
Texas cattle. 15c lower ; steers , C'J.Oova.'i.lS ;
cows , I2.2.XS2.00 ; western rangers , common
almost unsaleable ; natives ami lialf-bieeds ,
8Ji5MI.OOi : cows , 82.60S2.75j winteied Tux-
ans , $3.70iiur : .
lloxs Itecnlpt1 ! , 17,000 ; slow , 5@10 lower :
rough and mixed , S4,00@4.80 ; packing and
Hhlpplng , $ lbO@5.lO ; light , S-.7. : ! ' ) 4.HO ; skips ,
82-NK 3o. ;
Sheep-Iteccipls. 4,000 ; clew , natives , S2.00
Gll.OO ; Texans , S1TSS,73 ; lambs , 84.00
Q'j.OO.
Ht. Liouis. Sept. 1 , Cattle Receipts ,
H.OOOj shipments , 2,000 ; weak and lower ;
common to cholco shipping , .GO < v$4.n5 $ ;
butcher steers , 83.5034. of ) ; cows and lielfma ,
S2.ii5Mi.M : ; Texans and Indians , 8J.25C ! < $ i.M ) .
Hogs HocelptB , 5,000 ; shipments , 1,400 ;
active ami lirm ; butchers' and bust heavy ,
S4UO$5,15 ; mixed packing , & 4.40S4.b5 ; light ,
S I.10M4.70 ,
Knutius Olty , Sept , 1. Cattle Keoelpts.
l.bOO ; shlpmonts , none : choice corn fed
steady ; others dull and 5 ® lOo lower ; com
mon to choice , $ H.80 < 3i.5U ; stookois and
feeders , S&UWiiiUO ; cow ? . gl.50@2.75.
Jlofrb-limilnK 8,000 ; Bliijiinents , 800 ;
ationeor ; choice 5c higher ; others steady ;
common to choice , Sl.llKfCl.bO ; giussers and
pigs , $ a.60a l.oo ,
OMAHA
Tuesday Kvonlng , Sept. 1.
OATTI.E Tboro was nothing in to make a
market.
llooa The first few sales made early
this morning were nt about ycster
day's prices , but when the news
of the decline In eastern markets
was received U weakened , and the bulk of
the G.tlcs were 53tOc lower than yesterday.
Tliu maiket dragged nil day , and the buyers
did not appear In any hurry to buy. Heavy
liogg went slow nnd a lew loads weie left
over. Just bcfoie sundown a number of
loads were sold , but the pens were not
domed.
Snnur There weie n few In to-day.
IICCKIPIB.
Cattle . 300
Hogs . 2000
Sheep . I'M
Prevnlllns ; 1'rlce * .
Showlnc the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on ( Ids market.
Choice steels. 1W ! ) to 1500 Ibo . S4.W < a4.W :
Cholco strei * . 1HXJ to liOJ ! lb . ; i75t"t.l5
.Medium steers. t'KO to UV ) Ibs. . . anocM.OO
Fat little steers W.VJ to UMUM . . . . H.i5C'i.l.SJ !
( toot ! feeders 1K 0 to IOJJ HH . n.0 < > ( ' ? . : i5
( teed to choice coin-fed eows . iMHKfM.'J.'i
Fair to medium gra scows . 2O.T < i'i.O *
( iood to rholce bulls . i.50r W.iO :
Light and meduini nogs . 4.ajl.4ri
( iood to choice heavy hogs . 4.4.V. 4.5'i
( ! oed to choice mixed lui s . 4,40yf I..M )
( ! oed to choice sheep . : i.OOMt.5 :
Fair to good sheen . 'J.7'w.00 : ?
Common sheep . . . . . . . . . l.50ig2.50
Hoprcscntiitlvo Hat 03.
. .
No. Av. IV. No , Av , Pr.
60 . 1111 J.T.15 l > . 10i > 5 SB.15
cow * .
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
13 . 101 53.00 1 . IW ) S'.VM
lion * .
No. Av. Sbk. Pr. No , Av. Shk. Pr.
r , ! ) . . . . ' , > l2 bO Sl.a * > 5S.:81 240S4.45
70. . . . ' . ' .T3 f-0 4.40 5 ! ! . . . . 217 bO 4.45
OS. . . . .IVi 100 4.40 M. . . .2ft ! 4.45
. . . .27:1 : 4.40 ro.'i5 120 4.50
W..250 40 4.45 ( H..212 KM ) 4.50
71..31M M ) 4.45 114. . . . JIM 200 4.50
rJ.,3J 100 4.4" 70. . . 21S SO 4.50
05. . . . .JH M ) 4.45 74..2 { . . . 4.50
12.2i2 ! ) 200 4.15 &I..242 irO 4.50
47. . . . 2W 120 4.15 7(1. ( . . .215 200 4..ViV
Tiinow ofr > .
No. Av. fc'hk. Pr. No. Av. Silk. IV.
! ) . . .2 < ! 0 . . . S3.50 I..fi50 SO S4.00
1 . . .140 . . . ! ! .50 7.2fiO 120 4.00
l.JIO ! . . . B.75 5..IU2 120 425
1..110 . . . 75 1..400 . . . 4.50
It 1111 0 Of I'l'lOU1 ! .
Hhowlngtho hlghestand lowest prices paid
for mixed lo.ids of how on this maiket d'ir- '
Ingtho past suven days , and for the same
time last year :
August August ,
18bO. 1&S5.
AVedneMl'v.25th 4.40 @l.75 S.KO ( t.lO
Tluusditv.aoth. . 4.20 ( it 1.70 I.H5 ! ( . )
Friday. 27tli. . . . . . l.a ) fi ? .50 11.75 ( i400
SAtiiulay. UMIi. . . 4.0 : oM.'W ' H.OO Ca.s5 : !
Jloudav , JiOth. . . 45 : ! W4.fiO ! ! ,50
Ttiesdav. Hist. . . 4.45 @ 4.0i
September September
Wednesday. 1st. ( < i4.52h' ! ; t.05
Stilpiuoiits.
Showing thenumbjrof exrsnf livestock
shipped oat of the yards during the day :
HOOS.
No. Cars. JU. Dost.
8 . C. J > . & Q . Chicago
Ijivo Stuck Snlos.
Showing the numbpr of cattle. hos and
sheep purchased by the leading buyers on
to-day's ' market
CATTI.n.
Morse , Itogcia & Co . Ml
Others . 14
lotal . 711
HlfttS.
G. II. Hammond & Co . 517
Anglo-American Packing Co . 554
Sipilres it Co . 2S2
T. E. Sanders . i :
1 Ian Is it Fisher . ( ! ( i
Others . 141
Total . 1,0117
All sales ot stock 111 this market are made
per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated.
lead hogs sell at4c \ per Ib lor all weights.
"Skins , " or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs
no value. Pregnant sowsaio docked 40 Ibs
and flags 60 Ibs.
Kotos.
Hog maiket lower.
No cattle on the marker.
A few boss weie lett over.
A. H. Swan was heru to-day.
Sam Heushaw , Cential City , was here.
Squiies & Co. are on the market again.
< ! . H. Hammond icccived 220 head ol cattle
to-day.
A. C. Orifliu , Cheyenne , had 1,4 3 sheep at
tlio yards.
Swttt , tlio Chicago packer , was a visitor at
the yards.
F. II. ( Jenaid , Donance.washeie and mar
keted hogs.
"Sundown buyers were plenty to-day on the
hog market.
J. W. Jones Aurora * ; was hero and sold a
load of hogs ,
Tom Harris , Central City , was licie with a
load of hogs.
W. il. White , Tekamab , was heie looking
alter loaders.
T. J. Taylor , Shelfon , was looking o vcr
the maiket to-day.
Morc , Uogcrs & Co , bought 5'J ' head of
western feeders to-day.
There weie 1,700 hogs sold heie to-day , and
only eight loads shipped out.
Henry Shlnstock , West Point , was here
and niatketed cattle and hogs.
W. H. Ueagle topped the market to-day on
hogs , with a'load ol 245-1 b. hogs.
Mr. Parsons , buyer for J. P. Squires , has
returned and was buying hogs to-day.
The Anglo-American Packing company
weio the heaviest buyers on the hog
maiket.
Hennett Ewln. Exeter , was hero with four
loads of nogs , the best string that has been
in for sumo time.
15. Whiter. Burnett , stopped off here on his
return from Chicago , with the view of ship
ping to Omalia hereafter.
The following gentlemen were registered
at tliu Exchange hotel : F. II. ( ierrard ,
Doiranco ; Thomas Harris , Central City ; G.
E. Welngait , hustings ; J. W. JonesAutora ;
E. W. Hurdle , Herman ; U. Ewln. Exeter ;
W. M. VMiito , Tekamah ; H. Ciimmings ,
Utah ; O. Thackeray , Ciicenbiish ; Ed. S ,
Miller , Barneston.
Itncky Mountain Husbandman : It Is stated
that them are serious obstacles in the way of
driving cattle to the Canadian Pacific Irom
Montana ranges , ( iranvillo Stuart and
Percy Kennett , who have been looking up a
trail In that direction , reiioit most of the
streams dry , necessltatliH' , In some casen
drive ol fitly miles without water. Thedrlves
on the Northern Pacific are all light ,
On the matket with hogs : J. M. Hedge ,
Y titan ; Uucklnv t H , , Stromsburg ; O. W.
Lament O'Ndfl ; Ueno & Storrs , Oakdalo ; J.
1) ) . Hatliold * Co. . Clear Water : A. I ) . Sears ,
ClaiksC. : McMillan. Scotia ; W. II. Ueagle
Ar Co. , Loup Cltv ; W. A. Killgoro. Kearney ;
'A'alkor Uios. , Wavorly ; Fisher it Wagner ,
Voik : J. Ulvett. Cheneys ; ICelly & Co , . Ex-
cter ; Hnrtman it Dunn , Staplehurst ; J. M ,
Miller. Auiora ; II. E. Vandrnir , Hradshaw ;
. ) . Welnghait , Hastings , und Lewis it McC. ,
Ean-le.
OMAHA WIlOIjIiAljIS MAKICI3TS
flcncrul 1'rnitiioe.
Wednesday Evening , Sept. 1.
Tltcfollmi'lna price * arc /or rauinl lots of
piYM/uce , as said on the market to-day. The
iiiijtiilloiin on fruits represent ttie prices at
which out-nltla orders tire filial.
Eons The bulk of the receipts are selling
' , Stilctly sweet , solid nnd uni
form color , packed oin new clean tubs ,
commands 15 to ! & > , or even more , In the mar
ket , but thcro Is little or none coming In that
can bo graded as such. Fancy butter In stone
crocks is bringing oven better prices. Fair
to good country butter is selling at 10f3l2 > c.
Poor at 5ji8c. ( and slow. Cieamery butter ,
not ttie very best , sold this week at l8@'So.
Ciir.usK Fancy tin Jcicam Cheddars , 9 >
fancy full cream Hats , two Inbox , lOo ; fancy
lull cream Young Amcricnsfourinbox,10)fc ) ;
fancy Swiss , 14c : brick. 12 } c ; Limburtr , I2c.
J'oui.Tiiv There has been a falling oil in
tliu receipts , w hllu theru U a good demand ,
In view of the near appioacli ot fair time.
Prices have accordingly advanced. Old
fowls , per aoz. . S2.50S2.75 ; spring chickens ,
largo. 52. 50 2.75 ; spring chickens , medium ,
SI5om.2.oO ; Billing chickens , small , not
wanted ; ducks , 82.25 ( 3.53 ; turkeys , not
wanted.
ONIONS Southern , per bbl , § 350 ; home
grown , perbu. , fci.oo.
CELKUvTherolsnot really enough com
ing In to supply the demand , but It will not
bo handled very extensively until next
month. Shipping stock , per doz. , 40&
OvsTrns There are no oysters of any
consequence In the market yet. The season
here does not open as n rule until about the
1st o September. The market will probably
open at from 35 to COc. , according to the
gradu.
LKMONS The Now York market has ad
vanced Si.50 per box stuc yesterday ; this
would lorcc up pncis licit1 , as slock Is very
Heht and vciy limp In transit. Fancy
lemons , per box. S10JOO ( 10.MX
UANA.VAS There are not many In the
market nt present. As the weather becomes
cooler , so tltat dealers em handle them with
nfety , there will ben better supply on the
market Bananas , jcllow , per bunch , § 2.00 ®
3.00
< 'AUKOtis'iAFnrifs The market Is now
thoroughly cleaned tl | > . There Is not n pound
of California fruit of nny kind In the hands
of jobbers. Kiesh carloads are being looked
foi by next week , which wll ! no doubt sell
At much higher prices tlmn have been picA -
A ailing during the lecent glut.
Mr.i.ojfs I'.iucy lnrip Miiscnlino water
melons. S17.Xt@ ( ' < J.00 : Inferior and smaller
si/.es , Mlo.OXX3l3.00 ; musk melons , per tloz. .
SUKXKl.'W.
bwKKi 1'orA.Tous Iowa homo grown are
in me market and celling at. * per Ib.
l r.AX < s llnrdlynny coming in now. 81.05
01.60 per biisliel. for clean stock.
CocoAM'Ts Oocoanutsper 100 , J5.00 ; less
tlmn hundred , tier 100 , 56.50.
HONIJV Cnllfoiiiln , I.V ; California ,
strained , lOc ; Nebrnskn , choice , I'iQlJic ; Ne
braska , tlark , 10llc.
M.M'i.r. Sviifi' Hulk , U to 17 gallon kegs ,
per gal. SUM : cal runs , per gal , S1.03 ; half
gal cans per cal , Sl.lO.
Cinr.n New i i > ik. per bbl , S7.00 ; ilo. naif
bbl. S4.1XI ; Crab , pci do * qts , S2.75 ; jllclilgali
relined. per bbl , t-C.,00. .
Vixr.nAu Whlto wine , Iiifl7c ! ( ; elder , 13
@ 17e ; single stieniith , 13c ; triple stix-ngth ,
1'Kis AMI PATHS -Figs , layer , 4 Ib boxes ,
i > er Ib , lOc. iwtes , fancy fnrd , 12Ib boxes ,
14e : dates , Persian. W Ib botcs. psr Hi , lOc ,
Ni'Ts I'ccans. lance polished , lie ; pecans ,
medium , t'c ' ; Kngllsh wnlnuts , I4c ; almonds ,
Tarragona. 20c ; almonds , Langiicdoc , 17c ;
Ur.u.lls , 12c ; Hlbcrts , He ; peanuts , hand
picked , fancy Virginia , 8ljc ; peanuts , hand
picked chiilco Virginia , 7 } c ; peanuts , roasted ,
' 'c extra ncrlb.
MAIM.K SVOAII Hrlcks , strictly pure , fie
Ib boxes , porlb. IRc ; 10-lb tin palls , strictly
pure , per Ib , 14c ; 5-lb bilcks , 24-lb boxes , per
Ib. 13'c. !
rio ' Fr.RT , THIPK , KTr. rics' feet , per
bbl , S4.00 ; do , } 4 bbl. 32.00 : ito , per kit , We
Lambs' tongues , per > ( , bbl. S3.20 ; do , per kit ,
? 2.r > 0 ; do , nu.ul jars , per do/ , § r.Wdo \ , pint
jais , per case , Udo/.en , 80.75. Tiipe , pcr'i
mil , 84.00 ; do , per ' { bbl , 52.00 ; do , per kit ,
IMIOVISIONP Ham , sugar cured , 14c ;
bouoless bam , 60-11) boxes , 12 } < c ; picnic ham ,
ll.fc ) ; breakfast bacon , sugar cured , UXc ;
shoiiideis , Sc : clearsliio bacon , Sc ; dry salt
hides , 7' c ; diied beet-hams in@Kic ; dried
benf , legular , 12s ; laid , 40-lb cans ( Fair
banks ) , 7Kc ; 10. " > ami 3-lb pails , no ,
B''c.
B''c.Nr.w POTATOK * Theio is an Increased
demand for choice stoefc. Faimers are not
bringing in enough to supply local demand.
Theie are ear lots aiilvlng now from outsldo
points. Choice quotable at 00@70c.
( JiiAiN Corn. 25c ; old oats,23c ; new oats ,
2te ! ; rye. R5TiJ40c : wheat. Me.
Fi.oun ANH Mii.i.sri'i'TS Winter wheat
flour.best quality pateiit.S2.bO ; second quality ,
52.4002.50 ; best nuality spring wheat flour ,
patent. 82.75 ; bran. .We per cwt ; chopped
teed , COc per cwt : white corn incitl , 75c ; yel
low corn meal , Gfus per cwt ; scteeiiing , COc
per cwt : hominy , Si.50 per cwt ; shorts , 55c
per cwt ; graham , 1.75 ; hay , In bales , 50.50
7.00pcr ton. _
Markets.
Wool , Medium , 17@20o per Ib ; fine heavy ,
I2 ( l5c ; light. I4i. < 4l7c ; coaise , VJ@l5c ; burry
wool. 2c5e ( off.
THKii Prime slaughter sole leather ,
prmu r k sole leather ,
l"g. 30@tks : ; Morocco oil pebble , 2&f < $ 2c ; top
pings and linings , SO.QO IO.OO per def
HKAVY JlAiHiWAftE iron , rate , S2.25 ;
low sti'nl special c.ist , 4c ; crucib lesteel , fin ;
cast tools do , 12wlSc ; wagon spokes'per sot ,
S1.75WXOO ; hubs , per set. 551.25 ; felloes ,
sawed dry , 551.40 ; tongues , each , 75c ;
spring steel , 7ii'Sc : Burden's horseshoes.
S4.40 ; Buulen'3 mule shoes. S5.40. Baibop
wire , in car lots , Sl.OO per 100 Ibs. ronl
Nails , rates , 10 td 5U , & 2.50 ; steel nails , 82.05 ;
Shot 551.05 ; biicksliot , 51.B5 : oriental
powder , kegs ' $ -.POJ do , half kecs , 82.00 ;
do , quarter kens$1.00 ; blasting , kegs , 553.85 ;
fuse , per 10 teet , fiSc. 'Lead ' Bar. S10.
French zinc , in varnish asst , EOe ; Fiench
zinc , 75c ; vermillion , American , IHc ; Indian
red , lOc ; rose pink , 14c ; Venetian red , Cooi-
son's , -jc : Venetian red , American , IKc
icd lead , TJ-Jc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 2Uo ;
chrome yellow , K. 12c : oclne. loche'.le , ! ! c ;
ochre , French , 2JCc ; ochre , American , l ) c ;
Wintei's mineral. 2Kc : hehlgli blown , 2'o
paiush brown , ti c : 1'rlncc's mineral , -c.
IJitv PAIN' .S White lean , 8cFreno nzi no
'Jo ; Paris whiting. 2 c ; wliitimr , gilders' ,
c ; whiting , com'l , l , ' < c , lampblack , Gcr-
nianstown. I2c : lampblack , ordinary. Be ;
Prussian biUL',5"ic : ultramarine , 18c ; vantlyko ,
brown. 8c : umber , bunnt , 4e ; umber , raw , 4c ;
sienna , burnt. 4e : sienna , raw , 4c ; Paris
green , genuine. U5c : rans creen. common.
22c ; chrome trrecn. N. Y. . 20c : cliromo green.
K , 12c ; vermillion , English , in oil 70o ; raw
and burnt umber. 1 Ib cans. r 'c : raw and
burnt sienna , 1'ic ; vaudj'kc , blown , l.'te ; re
fined lampblack , 12e ; coach black and ivory
black , Hie ; drop blacit , lOc : Prussian blue ,
40c ; ultramuiinobhie , 18c ; chrome green , ij. ,
M. it I ) . , ifie ; blind and shutter green , L. , M.
& L > . , 10 ; Paris green , ISc ; Indian led , I5c ;
Venetian led , Oc : Tuscan. 22c : Amoiican
vermillion , L. it I ) , , 20c : yellow ochre , 9c ; L.
M. & O. D. . 18c ; good ochre , We : patent
dryer , 8c ; grrtming color , light oak , dark oak ,
wlanut , chestnut and ash , 12c
Unuos AND CMEMIOAI.S Acid , caibollc ,
32c : actd. tartarlc , .We ; balsam cooalba , per
It , 4"c : bark , sassafras , per Ib. lOe : calomel ,
perlbTJc : cliinchouinia , portr , 40c ; clitoro-
form , per Ib , 40 c ; Dover's powders , PIT Ib ,
81.25 ; epsom salts , per flj , 3 } < c ; glycerine ,
pure , per Ib. 18c : lead , acetate , per Ib. 21c ;
oil , castor. No. 1. per gal. , S1.50 ; oil , castor ,
No. 2 , per gal. , 81.40 : oil. olive.per gal.,81,40 ;
Poiorlganniim , 50c ; opium , S3.HO ; quinine ,
1. .it W. and II. AS. , per or. , 70c ; potassium
Iodide , per Ib , J-3.00 : salicin , pero40c ; sill
phatc morphine , pel oz. 552.40 ; sulphur , per
lb,4c ; strychnine , r.eroz , 51.25 ,
\Aii.Ni8iiKfi Barrels , nor gallon : Furni
ture , extra , Sl.lO ; furniture , No. 1 , 5-1.00 ;
coach extra , S1.40 ; coach , No. 1 , S1.20 ; Da-
mar , extra , 81.75 ; Japan , 70c ; asphaltum.
extra , 5Sc ; shellac , 3.50 ; hard oil finish ,
81.50.
bPiniTS Cologne .spirits. 168 proofSl.t
do 101 proof , 51.15 ; spirits , second ouality.
101 proof , 5J1.14 ; do Ibti proof , 81. W. Alco
hol. Ib8 proof , S2.0i per wine gallon. Itedis-
81.50@.00. Biandies , importodo.0d@8.50 | ;
domestic. 81. ! ai.X ; ( ) . Gins , impoited , S450
@ 0.00 ; domestic , 1.35 ( < < 3.00. Cliampagiips ,
Iniliorleil , per case. SW.OO@34.00 ; American ,
per case , 810.00@10.00.
Gi-ocors * filnt.
PICKLES Medium , in bbls , 55.50 ; do In
half bbls , S,25 : ) ; small , In bbls , S0.50 ; do In
halt bbls , 83.75 ; ghetklus , In bbls , 7.50 ; do
In Halt bbls. S4.25 | .
ftvituv No. 704-g\lton | ! Kegs , 81.10 : Now
Orleans , 8a-iOc ! per gallon ; Maple Syrup , J <
barrel , strictly puj-f , Tlo per gallon ; 1 gallon
cans , l > ,25 per doz. ; K gallon cans , 555.25 per
dor : quart cans , 83.00 ;
I niKi ) FnuiTSNo 1 quarter apples , 3lf@
4o ; In UMiporotPd boxes , K@y cbIackber- ;
ri 1 1 , boxes , b@SJ < ; peaches , eastern , i } { @
BJtc peaches , evaporated , l5'Ciji7c ( ; Salt
Lake none In umrkPti raspbeiries , new , 10
g'JOc ; currants , 7 IT > ic ; prunes , new , 4
.
UANNEII Uooria Oysters , standard , per
cag , 83.iOstiawberrI6s' : ; , 2Ib per case. 89.25 ;
rasnbcrrii'o , 2 Ib per case , 82.20 ; Califoinia
peari , per case , 81,50 : apricots , per case ,
SW.t-O ; peaches , per case , 85.20 ; white cherries ,
per case , 85.VK ) ; iiluma , per case , 83.00 : blue-
Ijerries , per case , 8a'J5 ; egg plum" , ) ilb , per
case. $2.50pinpapple ; , ' 'i iu , per case , S3.SO
Q5.50 ; 1 Ib mackerel. l > er do , 81.20 ; 1 Ib sal
mon per doA Sl.55Qjil.CO ; 3 Ib gooseberies ,
per case , 81.75 ; 2 Ib string beans , tier case ,
551.70 ; 3 Ib lima beens , per casp. 81.60 ; 2 Ib
marrowfat pnas , per case. 82.50 ; a Ib early
June peas , per case , 83.75 ; 8 Ib tomatoes.
per casp , g2.32.54 ; 2 Ib corn , per case. 81.'J3
:2 : Ib corn beef , per doz. 31.70fj .OO.
K-Jtf lMliVioInch } \ , lOJi'c ; X inch ,
.
biio Aits Powdered , TKo ; cutloaf.
granulated. OXc : conlectloners' A. 0 ! < c ;
standard extra C , 5K-i.Cc ( ; extra C , 65Kc :
medium yellow , W < &sc.
STAIIOII 3Iirror gloss , 1 Ib , 5ifo : Mirror
gloss , 3 Ib , 6Uc ; Mirror gloss , Olb , 0 > c ;
Uruvos corn , 1 Ib , Oc ; Klngsfoid's cotp , 1
Jb , 7o ; KIngsford's gloss. 1 Ib , 7c ; Kings-
ford's glow , 6 Ib , 7' < ; e ; Klngsford's pure , 31b.
6 e ; Kingsford'sbulk , 4c.
OKFKKS Ordinary grades , 10Jf@llc ; fair ,
2c ; . choice. , . . . I'i
1.14 * * .1 S-
- -
fancy green and yellow , 18K14Ko ; old gov-
eruiueiit Java'JO , 'J'jc ; Interior Java. 16 > f@
SOc ; iloctm , 2-Ju 4o ; Arbuckle's roasted ,
H c ; McLauBhlin' XXXX roasted , 14 > < o ;
Dilwortli's , H c ; Uud Crow , H > ic.
MUM JOBBERS' DIRECTORY
Artists" Material.
A. JTOSPE , , TR. .
Artists' Materials , Pianos anil Organs ,
1513 liondns Street , OmMm.
Agricultural Implements.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Wluilrs.ilu Denier In
Affrlcnlluriil Implements , Wnpons ,
Carrlnar * and llugeli i > . Jnnen Mroot , between SHh
nno lOlli.Oinnba. Nob.
JsININGER cP METCALFCO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
TV < ironsCarTln&p , llitealPs Hte. . Whr > Io le , Oiiahn.
PARLINORKNDORl < \ ? MARTIN
Wholesale Dfnlors In
Acriculturnl Implements ,
tVaron and nimBl . 101. W3. B und ! " . Jone st
Butter and Eggs.
McSJTANE ,0 SCHROEDER ,
Itttycrs of lltttter and Kgprs.
nefrlRer.ntnr nrd I'nrlilnir Home , lUti nil I.cnven-
worlliSt.r I1 H. It. TrackOmalin.
Butchers' Tools.
LOtUS HELLER ,
UtttclierB' Tools and Supplies ,
? 3u BO CiitlnSJ of nil kinds nUnjBln Block. 12IS
Jones ft , Oinnhn.
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
HLUEBA UGH ,0 TA YLOlt ,
Puililcrs'Hardwaro&ScaloKepairSliop
Mechanics'Tooli nnil IliifTnlo Sfnlci. UW Pouiilut it , ,
Omaliii , Neb.
LEE , FRIED 0 CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nails ,
Tlnnnre , Sheet Iron. Ktc. AxonH for Howe hcaloi ,
nml Miami lMwdcrr , > . .Omnlia.Nfli.
HECTOR 0 WIL11ELMY CO. ,
"Wholesale Hardware.
oftPm ncentf for Jefferson Ktppl Nnlls , An tln
FowdcrCo , FnlrbnnVH siiindard Srnlc . Corner
10th urul llnrnci , Omnha ,
Building Material.
OMAHA LVMItER CO. ,
Dcalorln All Khulsiif
ilulldhiff Material at Wholesale.
19tli Street iind Union Pnclllo Trnrk , omnlm.
Boots and Shoes.
ir HAND SEWEl )
SHOE COMPANY ,
ManufueturcrinndVlio1eiuiIcUealcra In
Boots niul Shoes ,
Completectock of Hiibltcr Goods nlwajn on linnd
WJ B. 1.1th et. , Omalia , Neb. A. T. Auttln ,
W. V. MORSE C CO.
.Tobliers of Hoots and Shoos.
1411 Fnrnam et. , Omnlm , Noh. Mauufactorj , Bummer
ttrect , Ilofton.
Boer.
M. KEATING ,
Agt. for Aiiheusor-llusli Brewing Ass'n
Special Umnilf. FaultUadwetter and Krlan cr.
STORX C ILER ,
Lnger Ucer Hrowers ,
1521 North lllh Street , Omnlm , Nob.
Coffee , Spices. Etc.
CLARKE JIROS. , C CO. ,
Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills.
TeM.Oofrc , Hnlce . lliikli 1'o.vdPr. rhvorlnzEx-
tracte , Luundnr Uluo , Ink. Ktp. 11H-10 Hiirnoy
fclrccl.Oiu.ilia , Neb.
GATES , COLTS r MILES ,
Home Coffee and Spice Mills M'f'g Co.
CnlTcoRoi'tnrsand fplco Grinders , Manufacturers
ofllHklnit Powder , Plavorlnu lJxnict' , Ululnc. Ktn.
Try ouo cnso o ( ojr 1-2. packiiRC HomcBleud Uua ted
Octree. HWJ Howurd Bt. , Omnhn , Nob.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epeneter , Prop.
Manufacturer of nalvnnlzod Iron nnil Cornice. 023
nd 10)nnil US N , 10th tt. , Oniiihn.Ncb.
O JiOLTE ,
Manufacturer ! ! of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , rinal8.Motnllei-kjlltl > tctc. 310S.
1'Jt i tt. , ( iniali.t.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
Galvanized Iron Cornice * , etc. Succlf IrapniVPd Pnt-
ent Mctallo SkyllKht. MM iindMI ) S. I''th ft.maha. )
Carpets.
OMAHA CARPET < JO ?
Jobborfl of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths. RUSTS ,
Linoleum * , Muttlues , Ktc. 1511 Dotiglai Btrcut.
S. A. ORCHARD ,
' Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths ,
Mattlnxa , Curtuln Gondi , ltc. 1123 Tainaui frtrcct ,
Omaha , Neb.
Crockery and Notions.
IP. L. WRIGirJ\
Agent for tlio Manufacturer * and Importorsof
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamps , ClilniueyB , etc. Offlcc , 317 South 13th el ,
Omnha , Neb.
Commission and Storage.
TFI'ITir te TH6M
Kuoccsiiirn to Iinao QrltUth ,
Commission Merchants
And Wholeialo li.'uleru In Country Prodnen , Fruits ,
nutter , Kaas. Klf. ( inods on coniliinment
ispocliilt'MO N. Itllb Bt. , Omiiba.
J ) . A. HURLEY ,
ConuniHfiion and Jobbing.
nuttor , KgRBand Produce. Ciinslnnmentu eollclted.
llcoiHmiirtcrs for Stoneware , Kerry Hexes and
Urupe lliinkc'ia. 1411 IJoduoMruetOwaba.
FEXCKE ItROS , ,
Commission Merchants.
Frulte , Produce and ProvltlonB , Onialri , Neb.
1' . MILESTONE < 0 CO. ,
Dcalera In
Hard and Foft Coal ,
OOlceand yarJ.l'ith ' nml Nicholas SIB. , Omaha , Neb ,
Vurd Telephone , an.
QEO. * ' , iMKAdll , I'rOS. C. F. OODIIMAN , V. PfCB.
J. A , 3UNIIKHI.ANI ) , Beo. und Trean.
OMAHA COAL , COKE cl ) LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
ZKIHnutli Thirteenth Btreet , Omiilin , Neb.
j. , T. jonxsoy o co. .
Manufacturers of Illinois \VhitoLime.
And hhlppera of Coal und Ooku , Ceinunt , Piaster ,
JJnie , llnlr , Klre Brick , Drain , Tile und buwerPlpo.
( inlet ) , P.uton Ilotll , Kurnum it , , Omnlm , .Seb.
Telephona till.
Confectioner/ ,
F , P. FA I" < 0 CO. ,
Manufacturing Confectioners ,
Jobber * of 1'ruttiNutu und CljruiB. 1211 Karimm Bt. ,
Omnbn ,
W. E. RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchant.
Bpcclultlei Ilultor , Kgf.s. cheeie. Poultry , ( luuio ,
Oy ter . Kta. Ktc. lUhoulh 14lh uroct.
WIEDEMAN < 0 CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , llulttr , Gome , FnilU , etc. 230 B. IHh it.
Omnha , Neb ,
WESTERFIELI ) JiROS. ,
General Commission Mcrcliants.
HX ( ! Dodge Btreet , Omaha , Nebraska. Oounlgnmouti
solicited.
WEEKS 0 MILLARD ,
General Commission Merchants , .
And Jobbers of Foreign and Ionie llo Frnlti , Torre-
euondenco solicited. Warehouse and onico. HON.
Tlilrtpenlh M- , Omaha , Neb. Telephon" 774.
Live Stock Commission.
M. ItURKE ,15 SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
fleo. Uutke , Manager.
Union Btocli Yarda.B. Omaha. Telephone Mi.
SAVAGI ! 0 GlTEEN ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
eiilpmcnU of uny and all klndi of Block ucliolted ,
UolOQ BUxrk Vardi , Omaba , NeU
Coal and Lime.
OJM&J8BBERS'DIRECTORY
Cigars and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER .V CO. ,
Jobbers of Clears , Tolmcco ,
flung nml Ammunition , tto l S Illlirt. , VOO to
UJl Kiniim tt .Omiihn Neh.
WEST ! ' FRJTSC11ER ,
Manufacturers of Vine Clarars ,
And Whole nlp Hcntom In l.pnf Tolmroo ! " , Nos.lIB
mill 110 N. 14th ftroo
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMlTlf.P CO , .
Dry Goods. Fiirnisliincr Goods & Notions
1102mill tICI DouuliK. cr > r. llth St , Oinnhit.Nfb.
Distillers.
Distiller * of Mqunt-.AIrnrinliinilSplrlK. Import ere
mill Jobberof Wlne- and Liquors.
WILLOn'SPIilXGS DISTILLED V
CO. < nnl ll.KIl r CO. ,
Importer * mid Jnhliar * of Kino Wltirs nnd Liquors ,
holoiunmifiictnrriKOf Knitted * ' * Kn t Indln lilt-
tcunnd Dorun Icl Iqiion. 1113 llnrnoyst.
Drugs , Paints , Etc.
jr. r. CLARKE DRVG co. ,
Drnjr , Paint , Oil & Glnst ) House
Wetlof Cblrnzo roundels I.lno of llriiKKUts Bun-
Orion. I1K llnrney "IOnmliti ,
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
Wholesale Dnijjpists.
Ami Denlcrsln IMInU. OIlKnnil Wlndo-r tilnit'.Omnhit ,
Drain Tile , Etc.
A. II. BU'EH.rt'1" . J.W.riEDronn.Fcc.ATfonii
U. .1. UAlisnX , V.l'rvi. nnil Supt.
THE If K10 N It YD It A ULIC
DRAIN TILE co. ,
Ofnoo 511 N. lllh ft , Oninhn. Neu. Machinery nnd
Vuppllei for Marmtiiainrliie Cement llrnln 'lllo.
Engineers and Contractors ,
RAYMOND iP CAMPRELL ,
Engineers nntl Conlmotors ,
Brldc < > . Viaduct * . HoorTriu p . ! Menm 1'lle llrlTlmr ,
PilingOnkmid l'Un < llrlilto 1. > iintic > r. 15th tu nr
Kuriium , Onmlia , Neh.
Furniture ,
" "
7y iWEY .P STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
I'linnim ft. , Omaha , Neb.
CHARLES SHH'ERICK ,
Furniture , Itoddinir , Upholstery ,
Mirrors , ate. KOU1203 and 1210 Knrnnm ft. , Omahn.
Groceries ,
PAXTON GALLAGHER ,0 CO. ,
Wholesale. Groceries and Provisions ,
Nils. TO'Iff ) , 703 ami 711 H. 10th St. , Omnhn , Nob.
JIcCORD , BRADY d > CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
IStli anil T.cavcnworth el9. , Omalia.
Hardware.
. HROATGJf ,
Heavy Hardware , Iron nnd Steel ,
Sprlnga , Wnirnn Stock , Hardware Lumber , etc. 1203
nnd 1211 Hnmejr St. , Omnlin.
EDNEY t > GI1JBON ,
Wholesale Iron nntl Steel ,
Wnconnnd CnrrlnRe Wood Stork , Houvy llnrdwaro ,
Ktc. I''IT nnd I''I'J I.cuvcnwurlh Ft. , Umiilm , Nob.
MILTON ROGERS 0 SONS ,
Stoves , Ranges , Furnaces , Tilcg ,
Jlftntlcs.Qrutcs , llrusa Goods. 1521 nnd 1323 Fuinnm
Stru'jt. '
Iron Works.
PAXTON .0 VIERLING
Iron Works ,
Vfrmipht nnd Cist Iron Building Work , Iron Ftnlrs ,
Hullmit , Itoums nndClrdcrj , Htentn KnKlnee. liniss
Woik , ULncral Fniindry , Mnitilno nnil mncUnillh
Work , omcertnd WorksU.l > . Uy.nndlTtliBticct.
Jewelry.
EDHOLJI
Wholesale .lowolerrf andjluaic Dealers.
Denlcrs In SllvHriraro. Dlimnndii , Wntchei , Clocks ,
Jcweler't Tools and Mntorlfiln , ctr. 1UI und 13J litli
t. , cor. Dortgo , Uiiiuba , .Ncli.
Lumber.
LOUIS liHADFORD ,
Dealer In Innnhcr , Lath , Lime , Sasli ,
Uoo , Kto. Yards Corner "III nnd DotiRlas ; Corner
inh und Doii7lH3.
CHICAGO JAJMni'Ut CO. ,
Wholesale Lninhcr ,
8148.Hthetroct.OmnlinNeb. r.Colpoticr , Mnnnsor.
C. N. DIETZ ,
Luinher.
13th and Callfornln Htrrets , Omnlm , Nob.
Fit ED W. GRAT ,
Lninhcr , Lime , Ccnient , Kte. , Etc.
Cor. t'.Ui nnd iouKl" ) > t . , Omnlm , Neb.
HOAGLAND ,
Lumhor.
T. W. JIARfEY LUMISER CO. ,
To DcalGrs Only.
Office , 11031'iirnnm etrcet.Om.ilm.
GJTAS. R. LEE ,
Jlnrdwood Lumber ,
Woo < ] Carpete and Parallel Flooring , flili und Ilouglag
Omnhn.
JOHN A. WAKEFIELD ,
WholcRivlo Lumber , Ktc.
Imported ami American rortliiml Cement. Stnto
AKOnt Jor.Mllwniikeo llydrnullc fcinont anil licit
CJulncy WliltelJma.
Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
T.lraltO'l. John K. lloyd , Superintendent.
Millinery and Notions.
I. OliERFISLDER 0 CO. ,
f Iniporterr nml Jobbcio of
Millini'i-y and Notlonn ,
ni3unil 1215 Ilurney Htroct , Omnlm , Neb ,
Notions.
c. A Gooi > Rijir , o c67
Are thannly Dhcrt , Impoitenof
German & French Toys & Fancy Goods
In Nobrimkn. Chlnico pi Iron dupllcntcd wllliontadd-
Intf rrclRlit , HIS I'liriiiun SireetOinuliu.
, T. T. ROHINSON NOTION CO. ,
, AVIiolcialo Iinnlert In
Notions an I Fnrnltililn" ; Goods ,
Jill and m S. Tenth Nt. , Omnlm.
VJNYARD , ( > SCHNEIDER ,
Jobbers In
Notions , Hosiery und Gents' Furnishing
Goods.
Firimin Bt. , Omnhn , Noli.
Overalls.
( JAJTFIEL1 > MANUFACTURING
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of 0 vow Us ,
Jeain I'aiiU , BUIrtB , iio. : llfl-Jund 1104 I > ou lu htrcct ,
( inifihn , Noli , I
Pr in tiny ,
% ItEfi PlifNTINtr'COMpZrN ) ' ,
Job Printers , Jilauk Book 3faUevs.
And llouk Illndcm. 10" , mid I'M South fuuiteuntb
street , Oniuli.i.Nob.
WESTERN NEWS PA PER UNION
Auzllinry I'ublishers.
r > o lor ln'rrpe.I'reiifO and Prlntcm' fuppllo . S J
PMIes , Vinegar , Ktc.
NMoitRrs < o m7 "
.Manufacturer * , I'acVcru und Hoali'ri In
Pickles & Strictly Pure Aiu lo A'inepar
Unking rowdcr. I'lnrurlnit Ilxtruew. U'nl'lo t 'in ,
KrcnchJIuiU" ' . Wotli Ulnliv , ( Iroccre1 ' - "
l-ola ugi-nu for Vurk M.UU hund HoSiie
der. Hull.tJH"JKjrllnt. | . Oumlu.
OYAHA JOBBERS' UIREGTCRY-
Safes , Etc.
G. A Nil HE EX ,
Omalin Safe Works.
.Vamifaeturpmif Piro and lluralnr Proof 8afc , Vanll
DOOM. Jnll Work. Mitim-M and Wire Work. Cor.
lllh nd Jac fen ! < t . ( Hnr.lui , Neb.
\'ER .0 CO. ,
Agents for Hall's Snfo * Lock fo.s1
Tire and Hunt nr Proof S ifo , Tlmo I < > pk . VaulU
and Jail Work UQi I nrnin MrcM Omaha , Neb.
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M. A. nrsnitotr ( x co. ,
Wliole alp MamidettirpKof
Sash , Doors , Hliuds niul Mouldings ,
Itianch oftlcc.Uth nnd liard H .Omaha , Nob.
; T r. L'.iY. i .v ,
Sash , Door , Itllnils , 3iouldlngs ,
ilhiK Pnpor. CIP. inn Sniilh Thlrlpnnlh street ,
Omalin , S't'b. A cninpleto utotk of llulldcr * '
llurdwaro.
JtOlIN MA\lrrACTTRING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
JtotitOlnci.stnlrWorknml lutorlorKuril Wmitl 1'lnlth
Ju > t iH'cni'il N. t' cor Hid nml lAtareiiwoitliStii ,
Omnhn. Ni'ti.
Pumps.
ri'MP co. ,
"Wholosnlt1 rumps , 1'lpe , Kitting
Stonmntul Wilier Siim > llf Mcnilqnuilfr * f r Mint
Kiiii-tCo'c Iliunln. Illl I'Hriinm i > i Oninhn. Xeli.
A. "L. NTR A NG CO7
1'unipM , Pipes nnd Knpines ,
Slonni , Wnlcr , Unllirny nnil .Mllllns S\i | > hllfn. Ktc.
1I3J , lOiHiiill'J * Knrnnm Bt .Oinitti.i , Noli ,
_
Z/TST / WFNI > ENG INi-Taiid 'PUMP
COMPANT.
IlntlnJny Wlnil Mlllni c-luiim nml Whtor Sil | > ii1l0 > ,
tMuinliiiiRllniHlii , lioltlnit , UIMO. Ulft mul IUI I ur-
nam et.Oiimhv M. K.
Trunks.
jr. n. MARHOFF ,
Wholesale TriuliH ; ,
Jininnt llolnl lllnrk , Omalia.
Wagons and Carriages.
A' SIMPSON \
The LeudtiiRrOurriucro Factory ,
( ItSTAlll IHIIKK ISM. )
H90 and 1111 Ipilio : rtrcot , Omnlm.
White Lead.
"CARTER WHITE LEAD co , ,
Strictly Pure AVhilo Lend ,
20lli Btri'CtnnJ t I1. ttr..nmitti .
W 0 It UIMCOJAINTECl WITH 1M * KEOOn/Utiy / OF THIS
ecrjuTnvuiui. ess cr , * ntnA\l'.a \ tVni unr THAT THR
CHICAGO ,
l\v ronnon of Its cwtra
nil prlnclpii lines w > !
The Croat Rook Island Route
Ounrnntcei ! lt putronn lint tenjin of p n oiint
rlljr luTunlcil tir ix nlld , Iliorouclilv Imll tlM road-
IIP.I. smooth tracks ot cnntlatioim hteil rail. itubBtnYi-
tlully built nil'crM nnil brlilRos , volllnff nU'ck HI ncnt
rorfiTlion na human ( .kill cim in.'iUo It. tlio lafety
uppll LIICP or patent hutIorRplatroiiiiBnnd air hrAkcg.
and Hint cxnctlnardlffrlptlno which -
a-iircinii tlm prno-
tlrnl operation nr nil tt Irrvlns odier Hiicilaltlrn ot
.Ills liinli- are ImnslVra at nil connri'tlnir i > ulnt In
Union Dfnuttf , nnil tin , , ini iirtab4ed | coulfulta auil
luiniloxof Its I'uspenffor hiinlpnicnt.
The I-'aat Kyiiniw Trnlns liatweon Chliv.po nnil
P orl i , Ciinnoil liluiri. KnnfAs City t.wtrrnwnith and
Atrhlion urn conipon-cl of well \enlllaltU. finely
'
linMrii-rt Dny ( 'oni-hM Jlnujilllcent 1'iillniaii l'nl ,
l > li-oi.in | . ; > r tin ! iRlcst ili-flk'M. and KUniituou ] Illnlnic
run. In wliloiiflnlioiiitcly iviokril IIICKIH nin Irlrinily
entpn. Hctni-rnClileairiiunil Knn nnCllvatid Atchleoli
nni also inn tlm Ctlclir.iti'd HfcUnliij ; Clmll Cars.
The Famous Albert Uoa Route
J'llio illn-ct And fiiiorito ilna ljo ; ci'n Chlonsonnd
Mlnurnpahii nnd St. I'AUI. v/heio lonncctlonsnlu liiadi ,
III Union Depot * for ull points | n tlm If rrllm IPH anil
Hrltl-iti I'lDTlnoc . Oter till" Jiiutu 1'ast iiprcbS :
Tralni nio nm to the vnlt rlne plarrii , cillnnu < i ro-
i > rl , plctnriwino loi-ulllti-ii , nnd hi.ntlni ; mid ll lilli- (
KruiiinHor Iiiua and .Mlnnijta. . H l nlin llto iniiiit
.loHlrahlo rouln to tiir ilcl : li > at lUlda and iiu lorul
laiidxif Interior ) > Hl < rti
btlll nnolhiT llllir-CT LINK. TI Seme * unit Knn-
ItivUoo , lias lii-fii oiwiipil li > > t\vF n rni. In. i tl. Indian-
nnolla and Lafarrttw.oiut fonni-ll llluirn Kanni.ii city ,
AlllinpapolU and ht. Paul end InUrliu'dlaiO polntt , .
lor dtialli'd Intonnatlon roe > lai and l-oldrri ,
ohlaliinhk'.na w ll in ilrkc'ls , at rll urlnclnnrilrLHt
onicot In tlic united matui , nna o'aiuulai ur by ua-
dlt'SHllll-
H. R. CABLE , E. ST. JOHN ,
I'rji-'l A , ac.n'1 Jl'cr'r , O , > n'l T'lit A : roe
P. BOYEB & CO.
and Jtil Work.
1020 I'iirnum SLreet , O\iulm. Neb.
LINCOLNBUSESS DRECTORY
Ituceiitly Unlit. Nonlir Fuinliiliod
Tlie Tremont ,
J. C. KITZOIIHAM ) A ; PON , I'ruprlalors.
Cor. Hli anil I'Sts. , Lliu-oln , Nob.
rtnteflM.Wnerdiy. Street CUM ( roniliouo to any
part ol tlio city.
J. 11. W. HAtt KINS ,
Architect ,
S. ] . : anil I'J. Ul'jliiuilglllouk , Lincoln ,
Nob. Elovutor oulltU fatrtiut.
llrneilerol , nroerterof
.LOU'AT UATtr.K. KlIOUJ-lIOUKOATTf. !
F. M WOODS.
Live Stock Auctioneer
Kales initilc In nil pans of tlm U S. ntfulf
rntos. Itooni 3 , Ftiitu Illuck- , Lincoln , Nrli.-j
Gollowuy ami Short Horn btilU for i-alc.
H. 11. GOULDING ,
Farm Loans and Insurance.
Correspoiiilmiro IP icwuM to loans sollolloJ ,
Itouin 4 , lllthitnU lllofk , Llnuolii , Noli.
Iti versicle Short Horns
Of Htrlttly ( iiiro HitU-.s niul
Illild iiiiinliri'n ilbinit HI llouil.
I'mnHIo * tciiro'iMitol : Killiart"
, Itcnlo. . . Itoso of Hnnioiis , Mosi Hoses ,
Knluhtly Duulin o. , rim frcok Vomit ? Mitryu ,
1'liyllUcs , l.oiiiiii ! ) iinilTnit' Loves.
llulU liifr-.Uil. 1 I'liro llalos Kilborl , 1 1'uro
Hntrt L'niio.'S , 1 Hii'oot .Shaiuii , 1 Vniinir Jliiry.
1 1'iuu Crulclc ! ; lnniU mul others Coiiio ti'iil
Insiicrl Hid liiTl.ilillt" > 3 , UIIAS. M. IIHAN-
SON , Mncoln , Nob.
_
Wliou in Iilncofn Ntop nt
National Hotel ,
Anil KPI ti uooJ uinnoi1 furi'io.
I. A. PI5IA\VAV l'roi .
PUTS ATSTD CALLS.
On Wlio.it , lorn , Oal1'ork , l.nt-il nnil It. It.
Ptocl.s , Itii'l-uiKf mulHIiort' ! ' mo , tft'iul lorl'iico
Citciilar. H. I1 , ll.orr Tn. , | ! W Wusliliittiiu ;
Bt. , Chlwiuo. III. llotcronvo ! Air.erkMn Us-
i. . , . , . . . . v , , i , , ttii Hunk.
i-FULLY WARRANTED-
BUOUIS
® FOR SALE OY 9
.T AvuiiiriMt.-airiiiiin''i-t. ; !
li.ll. ilwiiiun | "IV '
loii lilt : ; .ii-r.'i
llrniinii Kunc'lo ,
O. l.iuiL'ii , lh KuiUli
W. K. Mtnctril , Ifcil llownulst.
it. I. . Vim " , , tru,151U l Jitot ,
0. W. Sictiimr , M7 i-outh UtU si.
