THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JHUlJSDAY. AUGUST. 18 1887
THE GRAIN MARKETS STEADY
The Improvement in Wheat So Small aa to
Be Scarcely Perceptible.
CORN RULES RELATIVELY FIRMER
An Ka lcr Peeling Prevails In the
ProvlRlon I'lt-Thc Cattle Trade
Pair and I'rlccn Gnotl
Quotation * .
CHICAGO pnopucE MAUKET.
CIIICAOO , August 17. ISpoclol Telegram
to the UKF..I Grain markets were steady
and prices avcrnjred a bhado better than yes
terday , though the Improvement in wheat Is-
BO small as to be scarcely noticeable. The
feeling early Was weak. September wheat
sold down from C9J < c to G8c , Octet > cr from
70 > t'c to 70 , ' c , and May from 73o to73c.
There was considerable desire to sell , and
there being only a small Investmontdemnnd ,
values naturally settled. The bears wcro
more numerous than aggressive , however ,
and as soon as the scalpers paused the decline
stopped. Then , when the Inquiry for prop
erty was made , It was discovered that there
was only a limited quantity for sale. The
market slowly recovered the ground lost and
made a slight gain beyond that range , the
closing quotations being G9'raC9 ' c for Sep
tember1 , 71c for October , and 74c for Decein-
' bcr. The reports of bad harvest
weather In the northwest are con
firmed by mall and telegraphic advices from
that quarter. Minneapolis millers are pay
ing a premium for old wheat and giving It
out that unless there Is a speedy and radical
change In meteorloglcal conditions farmers
will not be able to rusti their grain to mar
ket Indeed , neither millers 'nor elevator
companies are anticipating a heavy "early
run" of sprlntc wheat. Harvest returns
from Michigan are not up to expectations ,
and , contrary to the predictions of the bears ,
export clearances keep up well , while ship
pers here and at otber western markets re
port new business every day.
Corn was relatively firmer than wheat
to-day. The afler-the-storm rash was short
lived and receipts are again falling oil.
Chicago Is getting practically all the corn
that Is being sent to central markets and the
run Is BOW down to less than 800 cars dally.
Shippers also report an Increased Inquiry
and Held reports are coming In bad again.
These conditions and facts not being favor
able to a further decline , the shorts com
menced a pilgrimage to cover this morning.
Simultaneously they made the unwelcome
discovery that the market was oversold , not
badly , perhaps , but nevertheless certainly
oversold. This only Increased their anxiety
to get In out of the wat. The market opened
quiet and lower , with a surface tendency to
still further depreciate , but the causes above
set forth and for the additional reason that
llutchlnson was stirring things up , values
hardened , and after the first hour the distln-
culshlng characteristic was tirmness. From
39c September advanced to 40j < c and closed
there. October hung around 40v@WJ ; < o quite
a while and then steamed up to 44 } c and
rested thero. May sold down to4G ) c and ad
vanced to 44c , with 40 (4450 bid just after
the bell tapped. Tliu market as a whole was
quiet , but durlne the last half hour or BO In
creased speculative attlvlty was apparent
The estimated receipts for to-morrow are 370
cars.
There was rather an easier opening to the
market for oats and prices for futures de
clined 2 < * ,140 below yesterday's closing In
early dealings , but the lost ground was re
covered and the feeling developed toward
the close was steadier.
In provisions an easier fcollnc prevailed ,
early In the session particularly. The bear
side had the call , and while there was Home
recovery later , the morning's decline was
only Indifferently recovered , save for near
deliveries on short ribs , which sold lust be
fore the close at the highest prices obtained.
The product for next wlnter'H delivery was
especially heavy , and the year and January
pork declined lfic.juid January lard and
nhortrlbs were 2i@.rx } ; and In lard for the
same months 7K < < ilOc lower. Lard for near
delivery failed to command ns much support
aa short ribs , which wcro looked after by a
house credited with being lance holders. For
September lard sold at SG.42 < 80.47W and
short ribs at $7.8TxU7.V. % closing at SH42X
and 87.02)4 ) respectively. August lard ana
short ribs ranged the same a * September ,
while October lard was 7K@10c higher and
October short ribs generally 2c under Sep
tember. January closed for pork at Sl'2.w : ,
for lard at SO.GU and for short ribs at 50.30.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CIIICAOO , August 17. | Special Telegram
to the UKK.J CATTI.K Trade was fair and
prices about steady on the ordinary run of
fat cattle , while best ruled firm for the tlrst
time since about the first week In Juno. Sales
of fancy steers were made nt 85.00@ > .10.
Other crime to choice lots sold at $4.75 ( 4.00
and fair to good at $4.50 , with common at
S3.00@3.50. Northern rangers sold at S2.SO ®
3.GO and Texaus at S'3.25@y.l5 for steers , 81.50
( t$2..V ) for cows , bulls and mixed lots. Native
butchers' stock remains about the same as
heretofore. The prospect of a good fall pas
turage has brought about a better demand
for stockers and feeders. Prices are yet low ,
but a shade stronger than heretofore Ship
ping steers , 13.10 to 1MO , lbs. 4. OQ4.85 ; 1200
to 1350 Ibs , S3.70 < 34.4d ; U50 to 1200 Ibs ,
S3.20@4.00 ; stockers and feeders , SI.75 ®
3.25 ; cows , bulls and mixed , 81.00(92.75 ( ; bulk.
$1.700(2.00 ; Texas and Indian steers , 32.50
@ 3.40 ; cows , 81.75(32.t5. ( : Sales : 185 Won-
tnna steers , lirst of thu season , 1252 to liKiS
Ibs. 13.40 ; 52 cows , 1079 to 1117 Ibs , S2.75.
lions Trade was rather slow at the open
ing and fi@10c lower , but as the afternoon
wore away the demand seemed to grow bet
ter , and at the close the receipts were about
Bold out with values a trllln stronger than at
the opimlng. Strictly light , however , re
mains dull. Orders have been colng else
where the past week or so. CJrassers at
Buffalo and Indianapolis are considered
cheaper than corn-fed In Chicago , and also
seem to satisfy the wants of buyers at pres
ent. ( ! eel , light sorts could have been had
at 85.15@5.20 ; good mtxttd , 5J5.15Cc5.VJO ;
butcher weights , 85.80 , and fancy heavy ,
85.40. _
MVE STOCK.
Ghlongo , August 17. The Drovers' Jour-
Dai reports as follows :
Cattle Kccolpts. 11.000 ; stronger for fin
est ; others , steady : shipping steers , S3.2C
@ 4.85 ; stackers and feeders , 91.75@3.25cowa ;
bulls and mixed , S1.00Q2.75 ; Texas and
Indian steers f2.rxX33.40 ; Montana steers
83.4,0.
Ilogs Ilecelnts. 15.000 ; steady ; grass and
rouuh , $4.G5i(5.00 ( ; packing and shipping ,
(5.00(45.40 ( ; HKlt , , 84.W@5.0 ; skips , S3.K (
@ 4.G5.
Sheen Kecelpts , S.OCO ; market steady ;
native millions S3.00@4.40 ; stockers , 82.0C
Q3.00 ; western , 83.10M3.80 ; Texans , 83.5C
(43.05 ; lamb * , $4.00(25.00. (
Drovers' Journal special cablegram from
I/ondon quotes heavy general supplies ol
cattle , market weak : best Aniericanliteers % i
per pound lower than last week at ll&e ,
estimated dead weight
National Htook Yanla. Eaat Ht
Liouli , III. , August 17. Cattle UecelnU
3,000 ; shipments , 2,000 ; market slow ; fall
to choice heavy native steers , S3.00&4.20
butchers' steers , fair to choice , f3.80@3.U5
feeders , fair to good , J2.7Cx33.40 ; stockers
fair to good , 2.00 < f..80. !
Hoes Receipts , 4,000 : shipments. 800
dull and lower ; choice heavy and butchers
selections , J.M.X < ] 5.ua ; packing and Yorkers
medium to choice. S4.bOtf5.10 ( ; nigs , couimot
to good , 84.20(34.75. (
Haitian Cltjr. Aucust 10. Cattle Re
ceipts , 3,000 ; shipments , 4,000 ; market abou
steady for best quality , others weak , slow am
( XujlOc lower ; feeders , 82.50(33.15 ( ; butchers'
83.25(34.10 ( ; cows , 81.85(32.40 ( ; grass range
83.10.
ilogs Receipt" , 8,000 ; shipments 3,000
market opened weak and 5c lower , rlosln
dull and 15c lower ; good to choice , 85.200
5.35 ; common to medium , S4.fcQ < 25.15 ; skip
and pigs , 83.00(34.70. (
F1NANUIAU
NKW YOKK , Aueubt 17. ( Special Telegrar
to the HEK.I STOCKS. There was a perceji
tible failing oft In business on the New Yorl
stock exchange , owing to the uncertainty n
gardlng the action of the treasury deparl
ueut In the purchase of bonds. The offei
logs consisted ot 89,700,000 at 109
SV'OO.OOO being below 110. The general Im
pression was tnat those ottered
below 110 would bo accepted , and
although trading was light the
disposition prevailed among the room traders
to discount the c fleet the purchase ot bonds
would have , and the market during the early
part ol the day was strong , with advances
extending to K Per cent London bought
Erie , St. Paul , Lake Shore , and Louisville A
Nashville , but the buying was understood to
bo mostly by shorts who had been caught.
Specialists In Heading bought liberally and
advanced prices X per cent. Grangers were
also stronger. After midday there appeared
to be a decided slackening In the demand
and an easy feeling anoeared and prices
gradually settled and all the advances disap
peared. It was said that Lake Erie A West
ern will pay a 2 per cent dividend In October
and the slock advanced fractionally. Dur
ing the last half hour the market was the
weakest ot any time during the day and the
last sales weru at Inside figures , but nearly
the same as yesterday. Business with Chicago
cage housed was small , but a majority of the
operators are rather bearish. The total
sale ? were 109,012 shares , against 257,000
shares yesterday.
GOVKIINJIF.NTS Government bonds were
dull but steady to firm.
YESTEltDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
TJ. 8. 4'a coupon .12(5 ( % C. A N. W
U. S. 4W's coup. . 109 % do preferred. . . 14. ' )
1'aclfio rs ot ' 95. .122 N. Y. C 100V
CanadaSouth'n. . fiRifO. It , AN95
Central Pacific. . 38J * O. T.
Chicago & Alton. 147 Pacific Mall
do preferred. . . .165 P. , D. &K 28
C. , J ) . O . PullmanPal.Car.147
IX , L. A W . 131) ) Reading MV
D. AK.G 2S 'Kock Island . . . .128
Erie 31st | L.AS. F. . . . " "
do preferred. . . . 7l' do preferred. . . . 75
Illinois Central. . 118J < C. , M. * HtP.'t > 3
} . , B. A W 18K do preferred. .
K. AT 27X St P. A 0
Lake Shore 04 % do preferred.
L. AN C3 } < Texas Pacific. . .
Michigan Ceiit'l. . Union Pacific. . . . 60 %
Mo. 1'acillc W..St LAP. . . . 18
No. Pacific do preferred. . 32
do preferred. . . . \V. U. Telegraph
MONKY On call easy at 3 to 5 per cent
Last loan closed offered at 3 percent
PRIME MKHCANTILE PAPKH CXC47 per
cent.
STKitMNft EXCHANGE Dull but steady ;
S4.M ) V for sixty-day bills and 84.83 for de
mand.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago. Aueu.nt 17. Following quota
tions are the 3:30closing : figures :
Flour Steady , prices firm.
Wheat Dull , tame , averaged slightly be
low yesterday but recovered later and closed
ohade better ; cash , 6S5-lGc ; September ,
695-iOc ; October , 7lc.
Corn Ruled quiet most of session with
feeling easier early , but later developed some
strength ; cash , 40 > c ; September , 40 > c ; Oc
tober , 41 7-lCc.
Oats Weak and somewhat lower ; cash ,
24c ; September , 25Vc ; May. SO 15-16.
Rye 44c.
Barley Octooer , C5c.
Prime Timothy Seea 82.21.
Flax Seed-Slot.
Whlskv-81.10.
Pork Dull , easy and lower ; cash , 815.00 ;
year , S11.75 ; January , 812.30.
Lard Weak : cash , 8C.42W ; September ,
80.42K00.45 ; October , | G.50 ( C.52K.
Bulk Meats Shoulders , 85.54(35.70 ( ; short
Clear , 88.35(38.40 ( ; short ribs , 87.h7Ufti7.yO.
Butter Easier ; creamery , 19@2Gc ; dairy ,
Cheese Firm ; full cream Cheddars , 11@
; Hats , HM@H4c ; Young Amerlcas.lKsS
igc
Ecus Firm at _ . . .
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green hides.
7M'c ; light do. TK&Sc ; salted bull hides.
Go , green salted calf , 8 } < @ 9c ; dry lllnt , ' " '
lite : dry calf , 12@lc ! ! ; deacons 30c each.
Tallow unchanged ; No. 1 country ,
No. 2 , 3c ; cakes , 4c.liecntots.
liecntots. Shipments ,
Flour , bbls 33,000 18,000
Wheat , bu G9.000 65,000
Corn , bu 307.000 80.000
Oats , bu 355,000 65.000
live , bu 4,000 1,000
Barley , bu 37,000 1,000
New Xork. August 17. Wheat Ke-
i-olpta , 221,000 ; exports. 130,000 ; spot lots
J ( * 9fc lower , closing with more strength ;
options opened heavy and declined % @ % c ,
but later ruled stronger and closed tirm wltli
a recovery of M@ ) c ; ungraded red , 77K@
81 fc : No. 3 red , numlnal ; No. 1 red , nom
inal at 85c ; No. 2 red , bOc In elevator , 81 } c
delivered , 804@bO.c , f. o. b. ; September
closing at 80) < c.
Corn Spot lots Kc and options
lower early , closing tirm , declined and. re
covered ; receipts , 8,000 ; exports , 24,000
ungraded. 47C < 4'JKc : No. 8 , 47X@ < 8c In
store and elevator , 4840 > ic delivered
September closing at 48 c.
Oats White shade lower , mixed firm
receipts , 75,000 ; exports , 1,800 ; niixe <
western , 31@83c ; white western , H5@40c.
Petroleum Steady ; United. Oic.
EL-ITS Steady and In moderate request
westurn , 12@lGKc.
Pork Quiet and rather weak ; mess quoted
at 815.50(1115.75 ( for new.
Lard < XJ8 points lower and heavy ; west
crn steam , spot , S0.75@G.77K-
Butter Firm but quiet ; western , 12@23c
western creamery , ISftiaTc.
Cheese Dull nnd easier ; western , Offijllc.
Coffee-Snot , fair ; Ulo linn at 810.50 ®
19.0'JU ; options lower and lobs active ; sales ,
33,7501)aKS ; August , 817.fi.5Q17.75 ; Septem
ber , 17.70 ( < i)18.18 ) ; October , 817.90@18.25 :
November , 81S.20@18.25 ; December , $18.00 ®
18.35 ; January. 81S.30@1S.5. ! !
Minneapolis , August 17. Wheat Mar
ket lower for all futures ; now wheat ne-
Klected ; No. 1 hard , cash , 72c ; September ,
70c ; October , 70Ko : No. 1 northern , cash.
71c ; September. GSc : October , 08) < c ; No. 3
northein , cash , C9c ; beptember , GGc ; October ,
GG c. On track : No. 1 hard , 7S } @ 74c ;
No. I northern , 72 > @ 73c ; No. 2 northern ,
7071c ,
Flour Quiet ; patents , | 4.00@4.20 ; bakers ,
S3.10@3.30.
Receipts Wheat , 07,000 bu.
Shlpments-Wneai , 1.000 bu ; Hour , 24,000
bbls.
bbls.Cincinnati
Cincinnati , Auzust 17. Wheat In good
demand nnd tirm ; No. 2 red , 73,4c.
Corn Active but lower ; No. 2 mixed , 45 >
@ 46c.
Oats Easier ; No. 2 mixed. 2S@2S > c.
Kye-Flrmer ; No. 2hcldat52c.
Pork-Easier at 815.00.
Lard Easier at 8G.30.
Whisky Active and firm at 81.05.
St. IxmU , August 17. Wheat Easier ;
cash , 69fc. (
Corn Steady ; cash , 27@27Kc ; October ,
27 > c.
Oats Lower ; cash , 24Jfc ; October , 25Xc.
Pork15.oo. .
Lard 90.25.
Whisky-81.05.
Butter Firm ; creamery , 25@5Sc ; dairy , 16
@ 25c.
Kansas Oltv , August 17. Wheat-
Steady : No. 2 sott , cash , GScbid , 6Go asked ;
on track , OTc.
Corn Lower ; No. 2 , cash , 3 Kc ; Septem
ber , 344'c bid. 35c asked ; October , 35c.
Oats No. 2 cash , 22Jc.
Mllwankoe. Auzust 17. Wheat Firm ;
cash , G9o ; September , 09 > c ; October , 71c.
Corn-bull ; No. 3. 40c.
Oats Quiet ; No. 2 white , 29c.
Kye-Stoady ; No. 1 , 45 > < c.
Barley Lower ; No. 2 , WKc.
Provisions Easy ; pork , August , 814.50.
Now Orleani , August 17. Corn Un
settled ; mixed. Hc ) , white , 53@54c.
Oats-Firmer at 83XCKJ4C.
Corn Meal-Easy at 3.27K3.30.
Hot Products Dull and unchanged ; pork ,
815.621lard , refined tierce. G.cu > < .
Bulk Meats-Shoulders , S5.80 ; long clear
and clear rib , IS.12K.
Ijlvornool , August 17. Wheat Quiet
, but steady ; New No. 2 winter , Gs 4d per cen
tal : do , No. 2 spring. Gs 2d.
Corn Steady ; mixed western , spot and
- August , 4s 2d.
OMAHA. IjIVE HTOCK.
, Wednesday , August 17.
,
Cattle.
The run of cattle to-day was heavier than
'
yesterday by "loo. head. There was not as
good a demand , however , and the market
was rather dull and slow. The number of
cattle tlmt changed hands was comparatively
small. The light demand , to.-t'tticr with the
fact that the advices from eastern markets
were not especially favorable , had ix weaken-
m Inc effect upon the market , which was at least
- a shndn lower. There was some Inquiry form
butchers' stock and a few loads were sold.
The receipts of liogs show a , falling off aa
compared with yesterday of 900 head. In
addition to the fresh receipts there were W (
stale hogs making the total on the market
over C.300. The market opened at a decline of
about 5c from yesterday's close. The de
mand was brisk , and the bulk of the hogs
wcro sold boforenoon. There was nothing
left over except one load which came In late ,
There was three loads of good heavy hogs sold
within 5c of what anything brought yes
terday , showing that that class of hogs Is
lioldlne up hotter than the common and me
dium .
grades.
_ _
Bhnun.
There was nothing doing on the market.
Receipt * .
Cattle. 000
ilogs r.,700
Shipment * .
Cattle 20 cars
lloga 32 cars
Provalllnic Price * .
Showing the prevailing prices paid for lira
Block on this market :
Choice steers , 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . . .84.10(94.25 (
Choice steers. 1100 to 130J Ibs. . . aoo@4.10
Fat little steers 900 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.75M3.80
Corn-fed range steers 1200 to 1400 3.7Vc84.00
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2.75O3.00
Common to medium cows 2.0033.50
Good to choice bulls 1.75O2.50
Llcht and medium hotrs 4,90(35.00 (
tlood to choice heavy hogs G.10M5.00
Good to choice mixed hogs 4.95 ( 5.05
Representative riate * .
NATIVE BTEEUS COI1N FID.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
10. . . . 047 83.00 53..130J 84.10
17. . . . 1050 8.35
WESTF11N AND NATIVK STKKIIS.
0..101G 83.40 110..1247 84.10
COWS.
23. . . . 870 82.00 21. . . . CIO § 2.55
5. . . . 7U7 2.20
STAGS.
2..1425 83.00 2..1315 53.50
COWS AND 1IKIFK1IS.
24. . . . SCO 82.00
HOOR.
No. Av. 8hk. . Pr. No. Av. 8hk. Pr
80..202 200 84.00 72..219 20085.05
71).204 ) 120 4.95 08..241 280 5.05
69..S 240 4.95 00..247 fi.05
07..230 320 4.05 fpS..3.7 ! 2bO 5.05
05..208 5.00 07..2M fcO 5.05
74..208 100 6.00 71..253 240 5.05
70..217 40 5.00 75..228 bO 5.05
82..203 2W 5.00 05..28.1 240 5.05
08..233 80 5.00 63..201 240 5.05
75..2J4 100 5.00 73..274 120 5.09
88..103 200 5.00 09..2. . 100 5.10
68..233 200 5.00 60..250 100 5.10
tA..2X ) N ) 5.00 fj9..2 8 5.10
74..220 120 5.00 07..259 bO 5.10
69..237 ICO 5.00 00..277 120 5.10
08..253 200 5.00 05..200 240 5.10
65 . . .201 80 5.00 69..208 120 5.10
76..223 5.00 64..207 120 5.10
74..903 100 5.00 61..298 40 5.10
78..216 200 5.00 134..907 40 5.10
74..218 300 S.OO TO..245 120 5.10
05..219 120 5.00 08..249 40 5.10
70..200 88 5.00 65..203 100 5.10
62..233 100 5.00 07..250 40 5.10
67..226 5.00 04..279 120 5.10
74..223 40 5.05 70..235 ft.10
05..244 240 5.05 75..208 80 5.10
69..237 200 5.05 04..241 100 5.10
65..241 80 5.05 57..275 80 5.12K
67..247 40 5.05 03..2SO 120 5.12J <
68..234 BO 5.05 06..250 120 5.12 > f
58..247 120 5.05 57..254 N ) 5.12K
70..255 100 5.05 05 . . .2C9 160 5.12X
71..229 120 & .OTi 08..205 120 5.12 } $
CO..288 200 5.05 01..290 80 5.15
69..249 80 5,05 108..2b2 40 5.15
64..241 40 5.05 69..252 120 5.15
07..245 200 5.05 64..2S1 240 5.15
78..235 240 6.05 68..29S BO 5.15
19..209 200 5.05 67..85 H ) 5.15
00..247 210 5.03 57. . 2X5 fcO 2.15
CO..700 40 5.05 71..274 0.17H *
55..275 400 5.05 57..270 5.17K
71..244 240 5.05 111..278 40 5.20
65..252 100 5.05 55..343 5.20
I.ilvo Htock Sold.
Showlngthu number of head of stock sold
on the market to-day :
CATTLE.
G. H. Hammond & Co 95
O. II. Hammond A Co. ( shipped direct ) 175
Local 20
Shippers 110
Harris < te Fisher -15
Total 457
nuns ,
Anglo American Packing Co 3052
SqiHres&Co 1813
Armour it Co 605
U. 11. Hammond A Co 351
Total 0381
Unsold MAll
U-l ;
All sales of stock in this market are made
per cwt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at Kepor lb. for all weights
"Skins"or hogs weUulug less than 100 Ibs ,
no value. Pregnant sows are.dockud 40 lew.
and stags 83 Ibs. by the niiblio Inspector.
fjlve Stock Notou.
Cattle a shade lower.
An active hog market.
No sheep have been In this week.
George Boetel , Millard , was In with hogs ,
but no profits.
Cary Brothers had sovun loads of range
cattle In from Douglas.
James Cumins , Tnlmagr , marketed a good
load of 342-11) hogs nt S5.20.
Taylor & Taylor , Plalnvlew , Neb. , mar
keted a load of hogs at S5.17 > ; .
B. W. Corey , Shenandoah , came In with a
load of hogs which he marketed.
There was a load of hogs sold on the mar
ket at the very unusual prlc.i of S4.09.
George F , Dodge , Wood River , was nt the
yards and marketed two loads of hogs.
Mr. Peterson , of Peterson Bros. , Weston ,
In. , was here and marketed a load of hogs.
Mr. Bailey , Schuyler , was hero and mar
keted two loads of 2TS-lb hogs at the top
price.William
William Baker , formerly of Albion , had u
load of hogs from the new utatlon , Loraln ,
Boone county.
Mr. Armstrong , of Abbott A Armstrong
Wilton Junction , la. , was hero with ten
loads of feeders.
M.GIbbs came In with n load of hogs from
Hamburg , la. , and nlso one for G. L. Allen ,
of the same place. *
Ran Frazler , of Wavue , Neb. , remained
over from the day before and marketed an
other load ol hogs.
Mr. Wilson , of the firm of Agnew & Wil
son , Ilubbell , was at the yards and and mar
keted a load of cattle.
Mr. Boahm , Cortland , had live loads of
very fine corn-fed cattle that would weigh
over 1,500 Ibs , on the market
August Arrlens , Howard , Neb. , was In
with a load of hogs and also taking orders
for Hour and brand for his mill.
Mr. Christian , of the linn of Christian &
Engle , well known shippers ot Onawa , la. ,
was in with a car of good heavy hogs which
sold on the market.
Among those having stock on the market
were tlie following : J. J. Melllck , Ncligh ;
A. B. VonXant. Ewing ; Dufour A Finn.
Plattsmouth ; Epperson Bros. , Afton ; L.
Akin , Clarlndn : No Loup C. Co. , Elba : C.
llennlnirson , Dannobrog ; Spelts A Co. ;
Bralnnrd ; 11. Jellers , Osceola ; Clark 11. A
Co. . Weston ; L. Anderson & Co. , Mead ;
Jackson A B. , Cortland ; Jas. Danloy , Ash
land : H. P. Knapp , Ashland : J. F. Roll ,
Ashland : F. S. Pearce A Son , Aurora ; Jos.
Spoils , Mllford ; Spelts A K. , David City ;
Gund A Co. , Wllber : Toogood Bros. , Crete ;
J. Buck , Crete : John Dern , Hooper ; Morse
A Co. , Morse ; Emily Bros. , Wlsner ; Church
A Co. , Pierce ; Ley A Peters , Stanton ; Nye
W. M. Co. , Crestou ; Shnphard A B. , Cratch-
ton : A , M. Spioner A Co. , Hooper ; Mills A
F. , DoWItt ; ft. E. Palmerton. Wllcox ; C. C.
Smith , Mllford ; A. Koehler AC. , Geneva ;
J. Lansing , DoWoeso ; H. Stevenson Lbr.
Co. . Ansley.
The following had stock on the market :
E. S. McWhlnnery , Tamora ; Allen A F. ,
Temora ; A. Mandlebaum , Campbell ; R. M.
Gourley , Nelson ; Reynolds P. & Co. , Friend ;
J. W. Kellcy , Edison ; Green A B. Green
wood ; A. Wilson , Hanover , nuua. : Fuller
A P. , Fullerton ; Morrison AM. . Fullerton ;
J. A. Pone , Silver Creek ; MKellner , Madl-
Ison ; Jno. Wiggins , Columbus ; Rlpp
A L. , Humphreys ; Sam Ewing , Genoa ;
W. J. Burger , Donlphan ; E. Pierson , Schuy-
ler ; F. W. Uestrldge , Schuy ler ;
Taylor A G. . She ! ton : L. L.
Doane. Scotia ; J. M. Young , Ames ;
C. C. Clifton , Cedar Bluffs ; Perry Bros. ,
Wayne ; Slater A K. , Wayne ; W. H. Free
man , Oakland. Li * . ; Sims A11. , Portsmouth ;
M. Hathaway. River Sioux ; Farrlngton A
Son , Lyons : Shephard A B. . Arllncton ; J. '
Cummfngs. Talmave ; O. Burgess , Weeping ;
Water ; It W. Smith. Kndlcott ; W. N. Rich ft
ardson , Rod Cloud ; 0. D. Cbaplson , Hast }
ings.
OMAHA WHOtiKSAliE MARKETS
Produce.
The following are the price * at ? Hc7i
round lot * of produce arc sold on UiU
market : t ,
. . * Wednesday August 17 ,
market was Incllned.to tx
quiet to-day , the supply and demand being
about equal. There li , however , a shortage
of goon butter , and there was more Inquiry
to-day for old fowls than the llgnt receipts
could supply. ' . . .
Koos The supply on the market Is liberal ,
the bulk going to smalLdcalers at lie ; heavy
buyers paying 10X- , , ? ' , . .
BUTTKH In good demand at firm prices.
West Point creamery , iSHc ; other creamery ,
21c ; choice dairy , 18(319c ; medium grades ,
13ffllOc ; ordinary , Otgll. - "
CHKF.SK Market well supplied. Fancy ,
full cream Cheddars , single , 10c ; full cream ,
twins , lO c ; young Americas , lie ; brick
cheese , lOOlbs In case , nrw , I2c ; Llmburger ,
ioo Ibs In case , new , He ; Swiss , fancy Ohio ,
now , 19& r
POULTRY -Spring chickens brought 81.50
@ 2.2i : old ( owls bring 82.50cl3.0o ( ; none
but the best brought the latterprlce. There
Is no demand for ducks or turkeys , thoinrh
theformer , when In good order. Bell at 84.25@
2.75 , and the latter 67c per pound.
UAMR. There l no came coming In , the
weather being too warm to handle It
POTATOES The supply Is light and good
stock 1s moving at 65 ( 6. ' > c ; fancy , TOc.
CAiiiiAOE Firm at 73c per dozen for solid
heads.
ONIONS Supply and demand about equal ,
and best stock brings 75c(4S5 ( per bush.
MKI.ONS Watermelons bring 810.00@15.00
per hundred ; cantelopes. 5o@75c perdoz.
BE ANB. Hand picked navy beans
are quoted at 81.75 per bushel , and the other
grades are Belling from that figure down to
ol 25
Poi' COIIN There Is very little sale for
pop corn. An occasional sacK Is cold at
BBKIIIRS The season for berries Is ' 'prac
tically over.
TOMATOES The local gardeners are sup
plying the market at 5U@UOc per bushel.
EGO PLANT Only a fiiw being handled by
the commission men ; 81.00@1.25 per dozen.
CEI.EUT The demand Is not very heavy so
early In the season. Good stock suitable for
rcslupment Is sold at35@lOc per bunch.
fruits.
Orders from the country rcqnlrlno se
lected slock and extra cure In pticklwj can
not f ira i/s be flllcd nt the same prices
quoted to the local trade for common stuck
GENEHAL The receipts of California
fruits to-day weie very light however the
market was fairly supplied with good stock.
There Is an abundance of grape * on the mar
ket but the demand Is not heavy while other
fruits are so plenty. The apple market Is
very ttrm.
PRUNES The market Is well supplied with
both the Gross and silver prunes. Good
Block. 81.ffi5Ml.60.
PLUMS The receipts of plums are not as
heavy as of other fruits from California.
Prices are tirm , good stock moving at 81.25
1.50 per box.
OHAI-ES Receipts largo and made np of
the varieties known as the Muscat and Rose
de Peru. Choice stock , 81.00@1.25 per 20-lb
box.
box.PEAIIS There are several varieties of Cali
fornia pears coming In but the Bartlett thus
far Is the favorite. Choice stock , 82.50 per
box.
box.NECTAKINES A few California nectarines
arn arriving , which are sold at 81.50 per box.
PEACHES The market Is well supplied
with very choice stock from California.
Choice stock Is going at 81.25 1.50.
LEMONS The market is not quite as
stronc , the receipts being more liberal and
the demand not as heavy. Fair to good stock ,
87.60 ; fancy , 88.50.
OitANfiES There ore a few good oranges
on the market Rodi , $0.50.
BANANAS The market Is full of bananas
at 8l.50@3.oo per bunch. '
ArrLKs The market Is almost bare and
good stock Is very scarce. Choice apples
suitable for shipment are quoted at 80.00(4
83.50 per bbl. i .
CHAII AITI.ES The demand Is very light
and la supplied for the , most part by the local
farmers. Choice stock , $1.10 per bushel.
Grocer's List. ,
COFFHE Ordinary grades. 20K@21c ; fair.
21K@22c ; prime. 22@v > 3c : lancy green und
yellow , 23ij25c ( ; old government Java.
30c ; interior Java , 25 ( < i28c ; Mocha , 28@30c ;
Arlmcklo's , roasted , iO c ; McLanghlin's
XXXX , 20Jic ; Dllwortli's , 2Cc ; Red Cross ,
20/c. !
CANNr.n GOODS OySters , standard , per
case , * 2.90$3.10 ( : strawberries. 2 lb , per case.
32.80(32.85 ( ; raspberries , 2 lb , per case. 82.80 ®
2.b5 ; California pears , , per case , 84.50(34.00 ( ;
apricots , oer case , 83.70 ( < t3.75 ; peaches , per
case , S4.50@4.CO ; white cherries , per case ,
85.00 plums , per cast * . S3.GO@3.70 : blue
berries , per case , 82.10@2.20 ; egg plums , 2
lb. per case , 82.50 ; pineapples , 2 lb ,
peroase. 83.2 < J@5.75 ; 1 lb mackerel , perdoz ,
81.50 ; 1 lb salmon , perdoz , 81.8001.85 ; 2 lb
gooseberries , per case , 82.85(32.90 ( ; 21b string
beans , per case , 81.70 : 2 lb lima beans , nor
case , 81.60 ; 2 lb marrowfat peas , per case
82.40@2.60 ; 2 lb early June poas. per case ,
C2.75 ; 3 lb tomatoes , 82.40Q2.50 ; 21b corn ,
§ 2.60.
PROVISIONS Hams , 13 , ' @ 13J < c ; breakfast
bacon. lliftllK'c : bacon sides liuci0c ;
dry salt 83f < rs c ; shoulders,7 ( < 47 c : dried beef
hams , I2l3c : dried beef regular , llJtflSc
hams.plcnlc , 8Xf < H > c.
SUOAII Granulatodoj ; @fl5 cconf.A,6Vi ; (
OKc ; white extra C , 5JiT < (5 c ; extra C , 5X ( >
5Kc ; yellow C. 5X@5 c ; cut loaf , 07c ;
povdefred. 7@7jJc.
DIUKD FIIUITS Apples , now , Jf's
evaporated , 60-lbrlng. HXSttXc ; raspberries ,
c ; evaporated , unpared , c : now currants ,
7)i@7Kc ) ; prunes , 4jlC < $4lc : citron , 25c ; rai
sins , London lavors , S1.U5 ; California , loose
muscatels , 81.50 ; now Valunclas 7Xc.
UKFINKU LAUD Tierce , GXc ; 40-ib square
cans , oc ; 50-lb round , 7c : 20-lb round ,
7 c ; 10-lb calls , 7Kc ; 5-lb pails , 7c ; 3-lb
palls , 7Jfc.
PICKI.F.B Medium , In bbls , Sfi.50 ; do In
half bbls , S3.75 ; small , in bbls , 87.50 : do In
half bbls , S4.2.- . ; gherkins , in ubls , 68.50 ; do lu
half bbls. S4.75.
WOODKNWARK Two-hoop pails , per doz ,
fil.45 : 8-noop palls , S1.70 ; No. 1 tub. 50.50 ;
No. 2 tub , 65.50 ; No. 3 tub , 84.50 ; wasii-
boards , S1.75 : assorted bowls , S2.25 ; No. 1
churns , S9 ; No. 2 churns , S8 ; No. 3 churns ,
S7.TOIIACCO
TOIIACCO Lorlllard'sClimax , 44c ; Splendid
did , ( Vic ; Mechanic's Delight , 41c : Legeutt &
Meyer's Star , 41c ; Cornerstone , 84c ; Drum-
mond's Horse Shoo , 41c ; T. J. , 37c ; Sore's
Spearhead , 44e.
STAIICII Mirror Gloss , 5J c ; Graves Corn ,
GXc ; Oswego Gloss , 7c ; Osweco Corn. 7c.
BitooMS-Extra 4-tie,82.60 ; No. 1,82.00 ; No ,
2,81.75 ; heavy stable , 84
Sviiup-No. 70. 4-jrallon kegs. 81.32@l,35i
New Orleans , i > er callon. 38 ( < 24Gc ; manlo
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , 70o ;
1-gallon cans , per doz , S 10.00 ; half-uallon
cans , per doz , S5.50 ; quart cans , 83.00.
CANDY Mixed , s iilc ; stick ,
CHACKRHS Garneau's soda , butter and
picnic , 4J u : creams , 7Kc ; ginger snaps , 7Hc :
city soda , 7Kc.
TKAS Japan , 20@55c ; gunpowder , 20COc ;
Youns Hyson. 2.5@55c ; Oolong , 20 ® 0c.
General Markota.
SPIRITS Cologne spirits , lb proof , 81.10 ;
do 101 proof , 81.12 ; spirits , second quality.
101 proof , 81.10 ; do 18s proof , 81.09. Alcohol.
188 proof. 82.10 per wine gallon. Redistilled
whiskies , S1.00@1.50. 4im ( blended. 81.5(1(3 ( (
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , S2.00@0.00 ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , -82.00(10.50 ( ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
SlSOtttUX ) . Brandies , Imported , S5.00@8.50 ;
domestic , S1.30(3.oo. : ) Gins , Imported. S4.50@
6.00 ; domestic , 81.25ctf.00. ( $ Champagnes , Im
ported , per case , S23.00fil33.00 ; American , per
case. 810.00 10.00. , ,
COAL Egg , 89.00 ; nur , $9.25 ; ranee , 89.25 ;
Iowa lump , 83.00 ; Iowa nut. 52,75 ; walnut
lock , 53.00 ; Illinois. $4:55(34.75. : (
HEAVY HARmvAin'.Mron , rate , 82.70 ;
plow steel , special cast,4 , c ; crucible steel ,
0) ) . c ; cast toots , dn , liMl&c ; wagon spokes ,
per set , 82.00@3.50 ; hilbs , per set , 81.25 ; fel
lees , sawed dry , SUGOrtongues , each , Ko ) ;
axles , each , 75c ; square nuts , perlb , CQ7c ;
cell chain , per lb , -j@13.c ; malleable , Siiic ( ) ;
Iron wedges , 6c ; crowbars , 6c : harrow teeth ,
4 > c ; Rprmg steel , 4(350 ( ; Burden's horse
shoes , 84.75 ; Burden's tnule shoes , 85.75.
Barbed wire' In car IMs , 84.00 per 100 Ibs.
Iron nails , rates , 10 to CO 82.40 ; steel nails ,
"HIDES Green butchers' , 6X < 3fic ; ereen-
cured , 7Xc ; dry flint , ll@13c ; dry salt. Wj $
lOc ; green ralf skins , 7 } c ; damaged hides ,
two-thirds price. Tallow 3c. Grease Prime
white , 3c ; yellow , 2c ; brown , IKc. Sheep
pelts , 25 * 75c.
Dry Good * .
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dls ;
c9unt-LL6Jfc.CC.7c.SS. : ; ; 8c ; EE ,
O'fc ; GO , 10j7c ; XX , 12c ; OO , 14c ; NN | 10Ct
lX. ( I8c ; R,20c : No. 10,6Xc , , ; 40 , lOKc : 60-
12Kc : 80 , 15c ; 30 , colored , foe : 60 , colored ,
I2c ; 70. colored , 15c ; Bristol , 13) < c ; Union
Pacific. IBc.
OAJIPET WABP Bibb white , 18fc. ; col
ored , 20Xc ,
BATTS standard , 8c ; Gem , Ho ; Beauty ,
12Uc ; Boone , 14c ; B , cased , 86.50.
PKINTB SOLID Coi.ons Atlanta6J < : Sla
ter 5 ; Berlin Oil OU ; Garner Oil 0 to 7. PINK
AND lloiiES Hlcliraond 0 ; Allen 0 ; Itiver-
polntS ; Steel Hlver 6 ; Richmond C ; Pacific
OH. ' INDIGO BLUE Washington 0 ; Amcrl-
cn K ; Arnold rju- Arnold B 10 ; Artio ) '
iiajXtDOld Qoflieal 10)
ter Oak 4 } < ; n ni r > o 3V , : Lodl 4K ; Allen
Klchmond 5'tf ; Wiijifsor Oj KJdyatono ft ;
Ui.NoiiAM-ritinkctt checks 7 > l ; Whlttcn-
ton 7,1York } { \ > ioriuatulte Dress
8 > < ; Cnlcutta Dress &Ki Whlttonton
Dress 0 ; Kcufrow Dress 0 to 12 ;
KKNTUCKY JKANs-Mmnorlal 15c ; Cnnton
18cj Iiirlinni27i < c : llurcules ISc ; Loamlnic
Ion 23Hc ; Colts weld 25c.
a' U Go ; bleached 7c ; Ste
vens' A 7kc ; blenched SXc : Stevens' ! 8Kc :
bleached ( IKc ; Stevens' N 9Kc ; bleached
lOKe ; Stevens' S UT 18 Wo.
MISCKI.LANROUH Table oil cloth SJ.S5 ;
plain Holland t > Mc to VK : ; Dado llollnnd 12 c.
FLANNKLS Pfnld lUttsumn "On ; Uosden
. KWc ; Clear Lake 33 } o ; MntilnOlty SOJfc.
AV ! lt0. . U. No. 3 , ! f. ale ; o ! 11. No. 1 , Jf ,
27Hc ; B. II. No. 3 , / . 83Xc ; U. U. No. 1 , f ,
SOc : Qucclico No. i. J/ , 4-c ; Ouecheo No. 3 ,
? f , ! i Kc ; Quechec No. 3 , Jf , SK C ; Anawnn
l Xc ; > Vlnd S # , < c. llcd-C , U4 Inch.
E , in Inch , 3lc ; OU , 24 Inch , ISc ; 11. A. F. ,
85c : J. K. F. , Jf , 27KC ! O. , } ( , 850.
COMFOllTKlIS JO.00035.00.
ULANKETs-Whlte , $1.00@7.50 ; colored ,
.
CAMiiuics-Slater 4 } ; Woods 4K ; Stan
dard 4K ; Peacock 4W. \
COHSKT JKANS AndroscogRln 7 , ' ; Kear-
saeo 7 > / ; Hock port G ) ; Coaestoga n' | .
DfCK-West 1'olnt 29 In. , 8oz. , 10 > < ! West
Point au In lOoz. , law ; West Point 39 In. ,
13 oz. , 15i West Point 40 In. . 11 oz. , 10.-
Checks-Caledonla X , K ; Caledonia XX ,
1UW ; Kconomy 9 to BW ; Otis 9 to X-
TICKS Lewlstou 'M In. , 12W ; L wiston 33
In. . 13W : York Win. , 14 ; Swift Ktvcr 7K :
Thorrio'lVe O O , 8tf j Thorndlko E Fv k ;
Thorndlke 130 , 9 < rf ; Thorndlko XXX , 15 ;
Cordls No. 5,0 : Cordls No. 4 , U.
DENIMS--Amoskcag Uoz. , ls ( : Everett 7
oz. , 13 ; York 7 oz. , 13 ; Haymaker 8 : Jaff-
rey XX. UK : .lalTrey XXX. 12K ; Beaver
Creek AA. 12 ; Beaver Creek BB , 11 ; Beaver
Creek CC , 10.
BIIOWN SHEETINGS Atlantic A. 4-4 , 7ifc ;
Atlantic 11 , 4-4,7c ; Atlantic D. 4-4 , GKc : At
lantic P , 4-4 , 5 { c ; Aurora LL. 4-4 , SJjc ;
Aurora C , 4-4,4Wc ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OWc ;
Jloosler LL , 4-4,6 fc ; Indian Head , 4-4 7wc ;
Lawrence LL , 4-4 , 5Jfc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
5Vc ; Peppcrell 11 , 4-4 Oxc : Pepperoil O , 4-4 ,
fie ; Pepperell , 8-4. IGc ; Pepperell. U-4 , 18c :
Pepperell , 10-4. 20c ; Utlca 0. 4-4. 4 < J4'c ;
Wacliusett , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora 11 , 4-4. 6J < e ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , Gc. . .
BLEACHED SIIKF.TINO Berkeley cambric ,
butter cloth
i Fruit of
T , , _ . no M , vn ; , iii'Mv , i'Kc ' ; King
'hllllp cambric. He ; Lonsdale. lltfc ; Lons-
ale , 8l < rc : New York'inllls , lOKc ; Pepperell ,
2 Inch. JOKe : Pepperell , 40 Inch , HWc ; Pop-
perell , 6-4,15c ; Pepperell , 8-4,18c : Pepperell ,
) -4,20c ; Pepperell. 10-4. 22 } < c : Canton. 4-4 ,
Kc ; Canton , 4-4 , Kc ; Triumph , Gc ; Waro-
uUa , He ; Valley , 5c.
Dry Lumber.
AND TIMIIEUfl.
12. U it '
16ft 14 ft 30 ft 22 ft'si ft
1x4. . IT.tO 1V-60 M.BO 21.60 2I.M
22.60 22.10
21.W Zl.fiO
xlO . . . . . 22.60 22.50
112 . . .18.r > 19.M 30.M 2a60 211.60
14-8x8 . .is.60 I9.6olauo2aooja.po
BOAlinM.
No. 1 , com , B 1 s 818.00 No. 2. com , Bis 817.00
No. 2 815.50 No. 4 , S13.00
FFNCINO.
S'o. 1 , 40ln , 12& 14 ft , roueh $19.50
Jo. 1 " " 10 ' " 1H.60
fo.2 , " " 12&14 " " 16.00
fo.2 , " " 10 " " 17.50
BIDING.
A , 12.14 and 16 ft , 821.50 C , 815.50
I , ' " " 20.50 D , 12.50
CEILINO AND PA11TITIOX.
stcom , Jf in White Pine Celling 8"-4.0o
nd " " " " ' * 28.00
Jlear , X In. Norway PlnoCeiltng lfi.00
nd com. % in 14.00
FI.OOIIINU.
A G In White Plne35.W ) C S29.50
" 33.50 D 21.00
" ( Sel. Fencing ) 19.00
STOCK BOAIIDS.
A 12 Inch s. Is 845.60
No. 1 , com. 12 Ins. Is. , 12 ft 20.50
14 ft 19.00
' 10ft ia50
No. 2- " " " 19.00
< " 10ft 17.50
inch Grooved Hoofing 81.00 per M. more
han 12 In. Stock Boards same lenctli.
HII1I1 LAI' .
No. 1 Plain. 8 A 10 In S19.50
< o.2 " 17.50
\o. 1 , O. G. , 8 In 19.50
FINISHING.
1st and 2d , clear. 1 , IK Inch , 8.2s 850.50
3d , clear , 1 Incii , s. 2 g. , 45.50
" " IK , W , 2 In 4rt.f.O .
A select , 1 inch , s. 2s. , 40.00
" " W. IK , 3 In 44.00
B " linen , s. 2s. , . 30.00
" * " W. IK. 2I 87.CO
SOUTIIKKN YELLOW FINE.
Com. 4 & 0 In. Flooring 817.50
Star " " 21.50
Jlear < In. Celling 21.50
" If In. Partition a.'j.oo '
" Finish , 1 Al'i'in. 8s i9.00
" Corrugated Celllnir , 4 In 25,00
" Yellow Pine Casing and Base. . . . 27.00
rOl'LAU LUMIIKK.
: iear Poplar Bx. Bds. X In. , s , 2 s 835.50
r- K In. Panel , s , 2 s 27.00
" " Corrueated Ceiling , % 28.50
nATTKNS , WKLL TUI1INO , 1'ICKETS.
O G Baits. 2K In 800.75
" > x3in , S. Is. 00.45
T In. Well Tubinif. D A M and Bov 23.00
Pickets , D A U Flat 20.50
" " Square 21.00
SIIINfll.KS , LATH.
XX clear . .83.10 Extra * A * 83.00
* A Standard . . 2.75 * AHBAB 13.55
Gin. clear No 1. . 1.50 Lath 2.G5
POSTS.
White cedar , C In. , Hs. , I2c ; 0 In. qrs. , He ;
8 in. qrs. , lOc : 4 in. round 15c ; 'lenncbsuu
Ued Cedar , split , ISc : Split Oak , I2c.
LIME , ETC.
Quincy white lime , ( best ) We : Akron cement ,
81.75 ; Hair , 30c ; Plaster. S2.75 ; Tar boaid ,
81.75 ; Hash , 40c per ct. ; Doors. 40c per ct. ;
Blinds , 40c per ct. : Mouldings , 40c per ct. ;
1'ar telt. per cwt. , 82.25 ; Straw board , 81.75.
THE CAPITOL HOT
Lincoln , Neb.
The best known mid most popular lintel In
tliosiato. Location central , appolutinoiita llrst
class. Houilquarturs for commcrcinl men fkud
all political and publlo pntliarinira.
E. IvluHlUKN. Proprietor.
Union National Bank
OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital , $100,000
Authorized Capital 500,000
W. W. MARSH , President.
J. W. RODEFRP. , Cashier
Accounts solicited and prompt attention
given to all business entrusted to its care ,
Pay 5 per cent on time deposits.
No 200 Masonic Building , cor.Capitol Av
enue and IGtlt sts.
Telephone No 842.
WILL NOT UNHOOK WHILE BEING WORN.
Kvcry lady who desire * perfection In style ( nd form
iboulii weir them. Manufactured only UT Uie
, WORCESTER CORSET COMPANY.
Worcester. Mui. , nd Ji3 Market street , Clucagot
Cor 13th and Douglas sts.
Capital Stock . $180OOC
Liability of Stockholdora. . . . 30O.OOO
The only regular savlnirs bank m tbu gtutti.Flvc
percent lutorest paM on
Loans Made on Real state.
nrnccns :
( JoyC.nAn.TOM , Preildont ; J. J. nno'jfs , Vleo
Preflldenti U. .M. UcNNKTr , JUnftgmr On.
, rector ; JOIIN E. WH.BUR , Cwhior ,
JOBBERS' ' DIRECTORY
Agricultural Implement * .
VHUJICJIILL J'AJIKKH ,
Wholtult Pc l rln
AfcTicultural Iruplcnicnts ,
CurUcvi nd lluiiloi. Jon i ( trttt , bftwonu Mb
_ niunoih,0iu h . N b. _
LIXlXGEll tC METCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
WVuroni.CarrlMH. Hugjl . Ble. , Tf hol l , Omih * .
Whotetkle Dealer * In
Afifrlcultural Irnplomonts ,
? OL TO.lCi nd M7 , Jone it
Artitts' Material.
A. BOSPE , JR. ,
Artists' Material ! , Pianos and Organs ,
_ UU lX > utlm Btre t. Omiht.
'Buildert' Nardwart and Scalet.
HlMEBAUGITA TAYLOR ,
Buildon'Hardwarc&Scalo Repair Shop
Mechanic * ' Tool * ami Baffalo Seal * * . ltl Uouf la * it ,
. _ Umh , Neb. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Books j/i < / Stationery.
A. T. Y/1'A'ro.y , c co. ,
V i-o : iAle ami Re all
and Stationers.
1612 Douglas t. , ( Inmlia , Nob. Telophnno 601.
CorrrBiionilonrn nolloilrd ,
Boot * and Shoes.
w. r. MOUSE cC co.
Jobbers of Boots and Shoes.
1111 Faruam it. , Omaha , Nb. Manufactory , Bnmmn
trrtt. liuiton.
7. . T. LIXDSMX . .1CO. . ,
Wholesale Kublicr Bouts and Shoes
Hulioor and Ollod Clothinir unJ Felt Hoots aud
Shoci. 1111 Hnrnov Strciit.
Beer ,
STORZ cC ILERt
L ger Beer Brewers ,
1WI North 18lh 8tr f I. Omaha , Neb.
Butchers' Teole.
LOUIS HELLER ,
Butchers' Tools and Supplies ,
tautai * CailiKi of all kind * alwaji In atoek. 1111
Jon * t.om h
Coffee , Spices. Etc.
CLARKE BROS. A CO. ,
Omaha Coirco and Spice Mills.
Teaj.Ooff * ,8plcei. Baklnf P w tr. n Torla l
tncu , Launirr Blue , I nk. Itc. Ult-16 Batm 7
Street , Omaha. We * .
Cornier. .
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epcncter , Prop.
rmfaettrer of GalTaalied Iroa an Cerate * .
Uo < l e and IN and 10 * M. 10th it. . Oma.a. Neb.
RUEMFING < C BOLTE ,
Manufacturer * of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Window * , lnali.Met llc8k7ll hteU. ilOB.
12tu t. , Omaha.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Specht , Prop.
anlrantied Iron Cornlcen , etc. 8p ct'lmprovd Pat
ent MctallchkTllKbt. 08 andtlJ .mh it-Omaha.
Carpets.
O3IAUA CARPET CO. ,
Jobbers of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Linoleum * , Mattlnf * . Ktc. 1111 DouflM atreci.
Crockery and Notions.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for 'ho Manufacturers and Importer * of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lampi , Chimney * , etc. Offlce , 317 South Itth at
Omaha , Neb.
CLOTHING
M. ELGUITER'8
Mammoth Clothing Ilonso.
Corner Iariiumand Tenth Htreat * . Omaha. Neb.
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing : .
Bntter , Keg * and Produce. Conilfnmami ( elicited.
Headquarter * for Btoncware , Derrr liozp * and
Grape Basket * , lilt podgeitreetOmaha.
MIDIELL tC RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commtssion Merchant ! * ,
'pcclultie * Butler , ICKK" . Cbrcso , Po iltrj , Game ,
OjBtcrs. etc. , etc. 112 8. llth St.
PEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fnllto , Produce and ProTUIoni , Omaha , Neb.
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , llutter , Qamo , Fruits , etc. 220 8. Itth it
Omaha. Neb ,
Coal antf Lime.
Oau. f.iMiiAUH. Pre § . C. r. GOODMAN , v. Pi * .
J. A. MUNUIIILAND , Soc. and Treun.
OMAHA COAL , COKE tit LIMB
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
aw South Thirteenth Street , Omabn , Neb.
/ ; , r. JOHNSON < o co. ,
Manufiicturcrs of Illinois White Lime.
And Phipnom of ( * oal and Coke. Cement. Plaster ,
Umo , Hair. Klro Brick , Drain , Tile nnd Hewer Plpo.
onlcc , I'll i ton IIuliil. rarn m t. , Umilia , Nt > b.
Totcpnone sn.
Cigare and Tobacco.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco ,
Qun * and Ammunition , 215 to K3 B. llth it. , 1010 to
1U2I Fanmui n.Otmh , N b.
WEST a5 FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Cigars ,
And Wholesale Iletlers In Leaf Tobaccos , Mo > . 108
and 110 N. tub ( traet , Oruaba.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH .C CO , ,
Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods & Notions
1102 and 1104 Douglas , cor. llth St. , OmahaFeb.
Distillers ,
Dlitlller * of Liquors , Alcohol and Spirits. Importer *
and Jobbers of Wlnf nun J Liquor * .
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'S
. CO. and ILER C CO. ,
Importers and Jebbereof Fine Wine * and Liquor * .
Bole taanufseturersuf Keunedr's Bait India Ult-
Un and Domestic Uquors. 1112 llnrnej St.
Furniture.
DE WEY & 'STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Karcam * t. . Omabn. Neb ,
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture , lioildinff , Upholstery ,
Mirror * , etc. IXHUaoa and 1210 Faraam tt. , Omaha.
Groceries ,
PAXTON , GALLAGHER C CO. ,
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
Noo. 705,707,709 and711 S. IDtli St. , Omuhi , Neb.
McCORD , BMADY C CO. ,
Wholesale Grocery
ltn and LeaTenwortli * t . , Omnh4.
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED cC CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Nulls ,
Tinware , 8he t Iron , Ktc. Actnu for IIowo Wcalei
anil Miami r ! > w < 1 rCu.Omi < h , M'b.
" . J. BROATCII ,
Heavy Jlardwaro , Iron and Steel ,
BprlniiS , Wagon Stock , riardwaro Lumber , etc. I'M
anil 1111 lUrucr " . , Umaba.
EDNEY .0 GIBRON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
Wagon and Carriage Wood Stock. Heavy Ilardwaro
Ktc , 1217 and 12rJ Learcnworth H. , < liiinli , Net ) ,
MILTON ROGERS , B , S'O.VV ;
Stoves , Itangefl , FuruaccH ,
MaotleUrat , Uratloo < Ii. 1321 and 132 ] faruafj
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTOR !
Iron Works.
I'AXTON tC VIERLING
Iron Works ,
Wrought and fust Iron Bulletin * Work , Iron Claim
Ralne * ; , llms amiutrtlortStrain Knclnrs , llrai *
Work,0tiii ral founrirr , Macbtie and IllirksmlUl
Wott. OWcea 3Work.U. P. Hr-slutltthMircl.
H. K. SA H'YRR ,
Munufactiiring Dealer in Smokestacks ,
llrltchlnRn , Tnnkt. ami Oruprnl n llrrnopalrln ,
UU IK > .l o strvet.Oninlin.
F. II. UCMANUS. C SULLIVAH.
OMAHA WIRE C IRON WORKS ,
Manufacturer * of
Ire and Iron Railings , Drsk Hall ,
Window Ouards , Klower fltnnds. Wire Sign * . Mia
h. Orderii by mall promptly altcndcdto.
Lumber.
OMAHA fXTMnER CO. ,
Dealer' . All Kinds of I
Building Material at Wholesffln. I
Uth Street and Cnlon Paolflo Track. Omaha. _
LOUIS BRA DFORI ) ,
Dealer in Lurabrr. Lath , Limp , Sash ,
Doon.Kta. Tards-CornerTth and Dougla * ) Corn * *
JUkand Dou la .
_ _
CHICAGO LUMBER CO. , '
Wholesale Lumber ,
111 R. 14th street. Om ba.N b. F.Colpclier. Managtq
CTY. DIETZ.
Lumber.
18th and California rHreeti , Omaha. Neb.
Lure her , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Rto.
Cor.Clh and nouglts * tn Omaha. Hex
HOAGLANn ,
Lumber.
T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Offlfe.4Caraniam treet.C malm. , ,
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpet * and Parquet Flooring , vth and Donglal
Omaha.
JOHN A. WAKF.FIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Imported and American Portland Cement. RtaH
Agent ferMllwaukee Mydraullc C'em nt and BoiV
( lulacy WklteLlne.
Lire Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Lladted. J hn F. Boyd , Ba ertntea4mt.
Lite Stock Commission.
McCOY BROS. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Mirket furnished free on application. Hlorker * an
feeder * rurnlihnt on KOMI terms. Rorerenco
Omalm .NHtloiml Hnnk anil South Omaha Nntlonn
Union Htock Vunli , soiitli Omaha.
M. BURKE . SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
Oeo. Durke , Mangr
Union Stock Tardi , B. Omaha. Telephone M2.
SAVAGE C GREEN
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Shipment * of any and all kind * of Stock solicited.
Union Stock Tart. . Omaha , Neb.
Millinery and frotions. *
I. OBERFELDER C CO. ,
Importer * and Jobbers of
Millinery and Notions ,
1213 and 1215 Hnrney St' , eat , Omaha , Neb.
Notions.
Wholesale Denier * la
Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
403 and 406 B. Tenth St. , Omaha.
Overalls.
CANFIELD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
lean * Pant * , Shirts , Ktc. 1102 and 1104 Douzla * Street
Omaha , Neb.
PAPER
CARPENTER APER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Carry a nice slock of Printing , Wrnpplib and Writ
Init paper. HporlHl attention ( rlreii to car lO'id ritof
ortlern , which will bo shipped direct from mill * . All
orders will recelre personal attention. WeKua
an tee good goods and low prices. UU and II I 1W 1
Douglas St.
Printing.
COMPANY
Job Printers , Blank Book Makers ,
And Hook Hinders. lOrt and IQfl South Fourteenth
street. Omalm , Neb.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Auxiliary Publishers.
Dealers In Type , Prenas and Printers' Supplies. COi
South Twelfth Street.
Punips.
I
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings , I
Btonmnnd Water Supplies. Homliiuurtera fur Matt
KojitCQ'sUoo'U. lllUnruiiiii Bt..liiiuhn. ) Nell.
17. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP I
COMPANY.
UalladayWInd Mllist nleam and Water RnppIlM , f.
PluuitiinRdooiln , Hefting , lloin. IUR ami Via Fur-
naiu st , , Omaha. O.K. Helton , Muniuer.
Telephone No. 2IU.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Pumps , Pipes and Engines ,
itaio. _ Water , Hallway and Milling ui.j.11 * . . Et *
920 , ! OJandi 4Karnum * t.Omabu ,
BROWNELL 0 CO. ,
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Engines , Boilers & General Miichluery
kbeot Iron work , Stoara Pitmpr. Saw Mills , Aora * )
Shaftine , Dodge Wood iMt Puller * , UelUag , tin ,
Alsawagen * , scrapersan4a al tl < * . UU-UU ! < >
teuworthit. Omaha
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA JlulllUllt CO. ,
Manufacturer nnd Dealttrs In all kludi of
Uuhbcr d'ooilH ,
Oil Clotlilnu niiil l.cniliiT lloltliiK , IIIH I'nrnani St ,
Safes , Etc.
BOYER < V CO. ,
AgentH for Hall's Sivfo & Lock Co.s1
Fire d Hnnt'nr ' Proof Bufni , Tlmfl l/ock , Vault *
andJillWork. ll l Hirn.m itrutt Oiiith- - >
G. ANDREEN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Uanufactureriof Klre nnd nuridnrProofSafes , Vnul (
Doom , Jail Work.Hliutters und Wire Work. Cor.
lilb and Jackson Bt . , Omnhu , Nub ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
M.A. JISBROW & CO. ,
Wboloula U > nufi > ctureria (
Sash , Doorn , lillndo anil Mouldings ,
Branch ogie .131U mid liarJ ti.Onas. ! ! ' ' .
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mould'/iKn-Wtalr ' Work and Interior Hitrd Wood Klnllk
Juil opened. N. K. cor. Hiti nnd LeuveiiworluHt * .
Oin b , Neb.
J. B. HAYNES
O
- OFFICIAL
STENOGRAPHER
JUDICIAL D18THICT , .
'
37 Chamber of Commerce , .