THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : F&IDAY. AUGUST 19 1887
A DRAGGING WHEAT MARKET ,
Trading Light , With Prices Averaging
Only a Little Better.
CORN STRONG AND ADVANCING.
An Almott I'caturclcM DAT In Pro
vision Hpcculatlun Heavy He-
cclpta of Conic General
Market Quotation * .
CHICAGOIMIODUCE MAHKET.
CIIICAOO , Aucust 18. ISpeclal Telegram
( o the UKK. | Wheat dragged along heavily
to-day. Trade was light and prices averaged
a little better than yesterday , though a com
parison of the closings shows a small depre
ciation In values. September wheat opened
at C'Jj/c , mined at tMX& Xc and closed at
CftClte. ( October opened at 71c , ranged at
71 ® 70 c and closed at the Inside. Decem
ber opetied at 74 > , 'c , ranged at 74VaTJ ( c and
closed at the bottom. At no time during the
day was there special activity , and outside
market news was dull and uninteresting.
Cables were quiet and noclmnge In the situa
tion abroad is mentioned. Private ad vices of
line European harvest prospects and brilliant
weather continue to bo received and circu
lated , but It Is noticed that Atlantic ports
clearances keep UD and a renewal ot the
movement from the Paclllc coast Is also ob
served.
Corn was strong and after rather a tame
opening advanced # c or such a matter and
closed K@c higher than yesterday. May
opened at 45c , sold as low as 44c and as
high as 45c and closed at 45c. Septem
ber opeiied at 40Xc , ranged at 40 > < c low and
41 > tfi 41c high aud closed at 41 'c. Octo
ber opened at 41-Vc , ranged at 41 > { @ 42c and
closed at 41J c. Speculation was on a larger
Hcalethau vesterda ) . Uecelpts continue mod
erate neither very heavy nor very light
and generally seem rather to fnvor the bears
than the bulls , but In bplto of that prices are
on the upturn. Farmers appear to bo getting
over their fright and commission merchants ,
through their country correspondents , are re
ceiving better reports ot the condition of
crops , llcjond any question there Is a lar.e
amount of old corn In the country and unless
all evidence Is to be discredited there is a fair
prospect of n very considerable yield even In
the "burnt districts , " though over large areas
the damage seemed tohave been be
yond repair. "Old Hutch" was es
pecially active to-day nnd whenever
parties supposed to bo operating for
him desisted trout buying thu market de
veloped a tendency to take the back track.
Operations were on a fairly satisfactory scale ,
and corn , in speculative interest , led wheat
Lake charters to-day Included 103,000 bushels
of wheat and 1)0,000 ) bushels ot corn. The
estimated receipts tor to-morrow are 80 cars
ot w heat , 260 cars of corn and tf)0 ) cars of
oats.
oats.Thero
There was rather a tame and uninteresting
tnarkut for oats , and the strength developed
in speculative values was attributable al
most entirely to the higher range ot the corn
market. Trading was largely local , as there
were no outside orders to speak of. and
business scarcely reached an average volume.
In provisions the day was almost feature
less. In the way of speculation as well as In
the movement of cash property there was no
activity at any time to awaken any Interest ,
aud from the opening to thu close theio was
no unusual development to speak of. For
the dllferent deliveries traded In prices aver
aged a little lower than yesterday , thougl
the actual changes , as shown by theclosltiKS.
were unimportant. For cash delivery pork
was quoted at S1G.OO ( < { 17.00 and lard and
short ribs at September prices. Hot Septem
ber Inrd sold at 80.40(80.45 ( and short ribs a
7.t > 2 > i@7.lK ) , closing at 86.40 and S7.1X ) re
spectively. August lard and short ribs were
nominally the same as September , while Oc
tober lard ranged 7&10c higher and Octo
ber short ribs the same to 5c under the name
month. January , the only active wintoi
month , closed at 812.35 for pork , 50.57ii foi
lard and 80.32 tor short ribs.
CHICAGO I/IVE STOCK.
CIIICAOO , August 18. iSpeclal lelegram
to the UKE.J CATTLE Although a big run
Is no longer a surprise or an unwelcom
event , tlio arrivals this morning were unex
vectedly heavy and composed largely of fair t
good natives. As a consequence there was i
slight down turn on all sorts , best native
selling C@10c lower , and other classes
strong lOc lower , but at the decline there wer
a large number of outside buyers and llbera
shipping orders ; 84.bO@4.85 bought the bes
cattle In the pens. Good and useful stock
1,300 to 1,400 ID fat steers , sold around abou
S4.40@4.CO , and 1,200 Ib nnd upwar
averages went as low as | 3.b X@4. %
Grassy and undesirable stock rangcc
Detweon 82. 0@3.50. Tcxans sol
equally as well as jestcrdny. Itangcis ar
beginning to come In freely. Thu stocUe
and feeder trade remains tnlrlv active. Ship
ping steers , 1350 to 1500 Ibs , J4.10tt4.W ( ) ; I'M
to 1350 Ibs , S3.C5a4.-IO ( ; U50 to 1200 Ibs
83.00@3.85 ; stockeis and leaders , 81.75 ®
3.25 ; cows , bulls and mixed , 5LOOM..75 ! ; bulk.
81.CO2.20 ' ; Texas und Indian steers , S2. < 55
@ 3.30 ; cows. 81.75u2.30. ( Western rangers
HteaUy ; natives nnd half-breeds , 83.00 ( : t.75 ;
cows , S2.C5ii3.00 ( ; wintered Toxaus , 83.00 ®
Hoos-In the Hock Island division the
marUet opened with quite a boom nnd under
this stimulation values for at line weio n good
6c higher than nt the close yesterday , but
clohcil weak and lower. In the liurluigton
division the track was moru steady and
prices more even , yet toward thu closu values
were reckoned 5c lower than at the opening.
Northwestern salesmen claimed a dull mar
ket and lower rnngu of prices nil day. The
big packing linns were holding otf and as n
coubuquenco the decllnn fell mainly on
heavy , then again theru was n more active
inquiry tor light sorts than yesterday , mak
ing prices to rule steady on such. Taken al
together It wns an uneven and unsatisfactory
market tor sellers.
LIVE STOCK.
V Chicago. August 18. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports as follows :
Cattle Receipts. 14,000 ; market generally
610c lower ; shipping steers , SH.uorn
4.M ) ; stockcrs and feeders. * 1.75 < 3H.25 ; cows ,
bulls and mixed , Sl.00@a.75 ; Texas and
Indian steers , $2.05(33.80 ( ; natives and half
breeds , ( western rauners ) , 83.00yi3.75 ; win
tered Texans. | 3.io@y.so. (
Hogs Uecelpts , 14.000 ; market slow and
n shade lower ; grassy and rouyh , S4.70i4
ri.00 ; packing and shipping , 55.00jt5.i5 ( : ;
light , S4.NV35.S5 ; grassers and skips , gs.oo
Sheep Hecelpts , 4,000 ; market strong ;
muttons. S3.00@4.80 ; western. 83.10C * 3.75 ;
Texans , 52.50Gja.75 ; lambs , J4.25f35.00 per
head.
Nutionr > l Stock YariU. Enst St.
l/uulii , III. , August 18. Cattle Ilecelnts ,
1,000 ; shipments , 1,800 ; market steady ; fair
to choice heavy native steers , 83.IXK34.20 ;
butchers' steers , fair to choice , 13SO aye ;
feeders , lair to good. * 2. 70 < 3. 30 ; stockeis ,
talr to good , t2.OOuj-J.bO.
HoirsKoceipte , 2,000 ; shipments. 1,100 ;
active and stronger ; choice heavy nnd
butchers' selections , 5.aOH5.tt ( ; ; packing and
Yorkers , medium to choice , S4.l > 0uS,15 ( ;
pigs , common to good , { 4.30ij4.b5. (
KanHaa City , August IS. Cattle Ke-
ectptb. 2,000 ; shipments , ( otllcial yesterday ) ,
2,831 ; best corn fed steady , grass and range
\scnk and 5 < aiPc lower ; u-ood to choice corn
fed , J3.yc@4. 40 ; common to medium , S3.25 < a
8.SO : stockers , 9J.0032.fiO ; feeding steers ,
J2.75Q3.25 ; cows , 81.40(42.00. (
Hogs Receipts , : t,600 ; shipments , ( ofll-
clal jejterdivy ) 12,008 ; quality better ; good
steady ; others slow , weak and 5@ioc lower ;
common to choice , 54.W@-0.SS ; bklps and
Pigs , f2.75@4.25.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Ynnic , Auciibt 18. f Special Telegram
to the llKK.I STOCKS. The purchase of
$3,500,000 4 > V per cent bonds by the treasury
at 100 44-100 was a disappointment to tto
itrcot , an It was expected that double that
amount would bo taken. The release ot an
even 82,500,000 , the payment ot 816,000,000
In pensions this month , liberal Imports of
gold and an easy money marketdld not stim
ulate buying of stocks and the Impression
prevailed that the elloct of the bonds pur
chased had been discounted by the advances
of the two previous days. Thoaa who bought
itocks were anxious to sell them , and this
( las j of Eelllugx coupled with the fact thai
there Is noconccutrated effort on the part of
the bulls , made the board aggressive , and
several largo traders raided the market
rather savagely , using St. Paul and Missouri
Pacific as leaders , and forced down prices A
and 1 point respectively. The decline de
pressed the general list as the selling became
more general nnd the active list
broke M to 1 * { per cent , New England showIng -
Ing the largest loss. The sentiment In the
room was mostly bearish , but professionals
did the bulk of the trading , commission
houses having ; few orders of Importance.
During the closing hour tlio market devel
oped pronounced stubbornness and refused to
decline even under persistent hammering ,
and fractional rallies wcro recorded , last
sales being at X per cent advance over yes
terday's on Western Union , but H toi \ per
cent lower on the rnnmlnderof ( he list , the
net loss on St. Paul being ? & ' , Missouri Pacific
W , Northwestern tf , New England KC. cot
ton seed oils 1V , Lousvlllu & Nashville &
Lake Shorel.ackawauna ' V. and Heading
J < per cent. 1 o-day's sales were I38,00osharc
against 110,000 shares yesterday.
UovKitNMKNf ! ) Government bonds were
dull and weak.
YKSTKUDAT'S QUOTATIONS.
U. S. 4'scoupon. 12CJ < C. AN.V
U. S. 4X'scoup..lOSK do preferred..145
Pacific ' " N.ViC 108J
CanadaSouth'n. . KiJfO. It. &N , 04 !
Central Parlttu. . 87H o. T. . arj <
Chicago ft Alton. 147 aau
do preferred..165 1' . , U. &E 27 4-
C. , H. A Q irtUK PiillninnPal.Car.HT ;
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' '
] ) . 'A''H.O. . . . . . . . 27i'Uock ' Island".12fl !
Erie 31 | ! St L.4S.K. . . . : 7V
do preferred. . . . 0 ! ) do preferred. . . . 74Ji
. . C. , M. 4 St. P. .
I. , H. A W . 18 do preferred.
K. & T . 'J7V St P. & 0 48
Lake Shore . WX do preferred. . 11 U ,
L. AN . r,2J , < Texas Pacllic. . . . 28' <
Michigan Ceut'l. . K > 1 ( UnlonPacltie. . . . 50
Mo. Pacltlc . 07 " " , . . . .
No. Paciiic ! ; ; . ! do preferred. . 31
dopreferred \V . U. Telegraph 7 ! ) . „
MONKV On call easy at 4 < gr > per cent ,
last loan 5 per cent , closed offered nt 4J { per
cent
PBIMK IMEitcANTii.K PAPKU CX@8 > j per
cent .
STritr.iMo EXCIIANOE Dull but steady nt
S4.bO4' for sixty day bills nnd 84.83 for 'de-
maud.
I'HODUCK MARKETS.
Chicago. Aupust 18. Following quota
tions are the Ssuo closing tlKurr :
Flour Steady , firm and unclmnced.
Wheat Dull , but linn early , l t r became
weak , and closed % c below yesterday ; cash ,
07 15-10c ; iiepteuitMjr , 68 15-lCc ; October ,
70 < c.
Corn More active and stroneer ; opened a
shade easier than yesterday' ? close , nnd
closed 'tfffl ' c higher : cash , 40Xc ; Septem
ber , 41 , ' c ; October , 415fc.
Oats In Rood demand and steady ; cash ,
24c ; September , 20 c ; Alay.
Kye 44c.
Uarley September , C7e.
Prime Timothy 8eoaa.25
Whlsky-51.10.
Pork Dull with no chance ; cash. 315.00 ;
year , 811.70 ; January , Sl-.J.SttK@t2.35.
Lard Moderately active and steady : cash
and September , 80. 40QG.42X ; October , 10.47
liulk Meats-Shoulders , Sr..nO(3.TO ( ; ; short
clear , Sa30@8. : ; bhort ribs , $ -.WXQX.- ' > 0.
Hutter J'lasier ; creamery , ao < j25 > $ c ; dairy ,
Cheese Firm : full cream chcddars ,
lljfc ; Hats and Voting Ameileas , " "
Eggs-Firm at 13K@14c.
Hides Unchanged ; heavy green hides ,
7)i'c ; light do. 7 Ci.Sc ; salted bull hides.
Oc , green salted cair , 8 > @ 9c ; dry Hint , 12 ®
13c : dry calf , 12@13c ; deacons 3Qc each.
Tallow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , 3 > c ;
No. 2 , 3c ; cakes , 4c.Recolnts.
Recolnts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls 19,000 28,000
Wheat , bu il'J.OOO 271,000
Corn , bu 103.000 180.000
Oats , bu 287.000 127.000
Kyo , bu 2,000
Uarley , bu 24.000 5,000
Now York. August 18. Wheat Ke-
oelpts , 232,000 ; exports , 298,000 ; spot mod
erately active , prices hrm and wlttiout chance
of moment. Speculation very dull , on ac
count of advance In commission rates nt the
west. Options prices decllned'/c : ? / , clos
ing heavy at about the bottom ; ungraded red ,
78 ( < i82e : No. 3 red , 77 } < c ; No. 1 red , nominal
at 5c ; No. 3 red , 80@SO.tfc In elevator , r"
@ 8lXcdelivered ; September,80J < ai81 Yc.
Corn Soot K@/fc higher : options
opened J @ % c better , later fell back } < @Kc ,
closing weak ; receipts , 41,000 : exports ,
11,600 ; ungraded , 48Ji@49Ko ; No. 8 , Soi > -
tember closed at 48c.
Oats > ' @ ? ( higher anil flrmrecelptslOO- ;
000 ; exports , 2,000 ; mixed western , 31 ( < j33c ;
white western , ii5@-tlc.
Petroleum Steady ; United , OlJ c.
Kces Steady and moderate Inquiry :
wostprn , 10il7c. (
Pork Dull aud rather weak ; mess quoted
at $15.SO@15.75 for new.
Lard WRS points lower ; western steam ,
spot , SG.77H.
Butter Moderate Inqulrv : western , 12@
25c : western creamery , IGfea.'ic.
Cheese Steady , fair demand ; western ,
0@lic.
Cotreo-Spot , fnlr ; Itlo quiet nt 810.02 ;
nry , 817.95(418.20. (
Minneapolis , August 18. Wheat Mar
ket weak and lower ; So. 1 haul , cash , 71 , " c ;
September , 72'fc ' ; October , 70) < c ; No. 1
northern , cash , 70J c ; September , 71 > . ( c : Oc
tober , Obc. No. 2 northern , cash.COKc ; Sep
tember , 70c ; October , 05c. On track : No.
1 hard , 73c ; No. 1 northern , 72cNo. ; | 2 north
ern , 70c ,
Flour Quiet and weak ; patents , J4,00@
4.15 ; bakers , S3.10 ( < i3.2.'i.
Receipts Wheat , 77,300 bu.
Shlpments-WJieAt , 17,000 bu ; flour , 17,400
bbls.
Cincinnati. August IS. Wheat firm ;
No. 2 red , 7374c.
Corn Easier ; No. 3 mixed , 40c.
Oats-Steady ; No.3 mixed , 28c ,
Hye Fnlr demand at 50c.
Pork-Quiet at 815.00.
l.nrd-Qulet at S0.30.
Whisky Firm at S1.05.
St. Ijouls , August 18 ; Wheat Lower ;
cash , GOi/c ; October , 7We.
Corn Strong ; cash , S3Jfc ; October , 37c.
Oats-Steady ; cash , 24 fc ; October,25 > s'c.
Pork-815.oo.
Lard-8B.20.
Whisky-Sl.05.
Butter Firm ; creamery , 25@2Sc ; dairy , 16
< rt25c.
City , August 18. Wheat
Steady ; No. 2 sott , 07c.
Corn Stronger ; No. 2. cash. 35c ; Septem
ber. 35S'c ; October , S5c bid , S5Vc nsked.
Oats'-23 > < o bid.
Milwaukee. Aueust 18. Wheat Easier ;
cash , G8 < c ; September. OxVc ; October , 70 * 0.
Corn 1'ull ; No. 8. 40c.
Oats Dull ; No. 2 white , 29c.
Kye-Qulet ; No. 1 , 45c.
Barley Lower ; No. 2 ,
Provisions Easy ; pork , August. 814.50.
New Orlonn , August IS. Corn Un
settled ; mixed. SOc , white. 53C iMc.
Oats-Firmer at 33X < < r34c.
Corn Meal-Easy at 8S.87HO2.30.
Products Dull and unchanged ; pork ,
815.02V ; lard , retined tleieo. G.G2 .
Bulk Meats Shoulders , S5.bO ; long clear
and clear rib ,
Mvorpnol , August IS. Wheat Quiet
but steady ; demand poor ; supply Is good ;
red western winter , Gs 3dfls ( | 5d per cental ;
reil western spring , Os 1 dfifis d.
nCorn Quiet und stuady ; demand fair ; new
mixed western , 4s2 } < d percental.
OMAHA lilVK HTOOK.
Wednesday , August 17 ,
Cnttlo.
The run of cattle was slightly heavier than
yesterday and the market was a little more
active. Prices on good corn-fed cattle are
steady and the demand fairly good. There
were n few feeders sold on the market. The
demand for butchers' stock U light , and only
good fat cattle are wanted. Old thin cows
ore almost unsalable.
liOtTH.
There was a falling off In the receipts of
hogtt , as compared with yesterday , of 2,500 ,
The market opened with the buyers offering
about yesterday's prices , The market grew
stronger and was active nt on advance of
fully Sc , the bulk of the hogs being sold at
the advance , Everything was sold with the
exception of two loads ot late arrivals. The
advance was largely due , apparently , to the
light run and the demand of the packers ,
Seven loads bf Oruuou slieep were received ,
pi which ono load was sold ou the market.
Keoclpu.
Cattle. , 1,000
llOKS t 3,200
Shipment * .
Cattle „ 12 cars
Hogs 22cars
Proratllng Pi-loot ,
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on this market :
Choice steers. 1300 to 1500 Ibs..84.1W64.2.5 (
Choice steers. 1100 to 130J Ibs. . . 3.00(3 ( . 10
Fat little staers 000 to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.75 :1.80 :
Corn-fed range steers 1200 to 1400 3.7.V(14.00
Oood to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2.7513.00 ( !
Common to medium cows 2.00(33.50 (
Oood to choice bulls L7S.-3.nU
Light and medium hoza n.OOCri.VlO
( Jood to c&ceo ! Heavv hogs 6.15 5.25
Good to choice mixed hogs S.OOCctf.lO
Representative dale * .
NATIVE STKEHS COIttf FED.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
40..1085 S3.W ( 5..13JO 83.00
18..1117 3.75 22..12S1 4.17 , ' {
OdAU.AlA STKKIf.
03..1233 83.S5 07..1257 S3.25
COWS.
5. . . . 68(1 ( 82.00 7. . . . 1005 82.65
1..1.110 2.00 2. . . . 1190 2.05
1. . . . 070 2.00 4. . . 1040 2.40
HANOE COWS.
24. . . . 883 82.45 12. . . . Wl 82.45
FKEUEllS.
110. . . . 893 83.15
2W. . . . 112 83.40
HOAR.
No. Av. 8hk. Pr. No. AT. ShVt. Pr
75..239 240 S5.05 C9..237 10085.15
74..COS 1'JO 5.05 07..249 40 5.15
81..218 80 5.05 M..257 40 5.15
08..230 6.05 70..2114 40 5.15
74..209 240 5,05 C1..271 Ut ( 5.15
74..215 5.05 00..204 100 5.15
CO..275 120 5.10 70..200 500 5.15
02..200 ISO 5.10 05..200 40 5.15
CO..229 80 6.10 65..241 5.15
05..253 100 5.10 02..206 240 5.15
224..206 200 5.10 78..247 240 5.15
07..257 240 5.12H Ci0..249 40 5.15
59.Bi9 240 5.1'JVi 27..284 - - 5.17K
04..240 40 5.I2W 70..240 120 5.17
69..230 80 5.12) } 08..204 100 5.20
73..22.5 100 6.12H 64..283 N ) 5.20
65 . . .241 200 6.12 } < 04..304 120 5.20
06..210 40 5.1SH 59..238 200 .1.20
57 . . .207 40 5.15 48..278 160 5.20
73..206 120 5.15 73..267 40 5.25
83..250 bO 5.15 55..DOO 5.25
Ijlvo Htock Sold.
Showlngthn number of heal of stock sold
on the market to-day :
CATTLK.
G. H. Hammond & Co 217
1 oi&i
' ' ' ' ' ' '
Shippers' . . . . ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Feeders 110
_
Total 410
HOOR.
Anclo American Packing Co 140 $
U. 11. Hammond & Co. 4W
Total 31
Unsold ISO
BIIEP.P.
Local 202
All sites ot stock in tins market are made
per cwt. llvo wel < ht antes ? otherwise state L
Dead hogs sell at Xc per Ib. for all weights
"Skins " loss than 10J
, or hogs woUhlng Ibs.
no valuo. Pregnant sows are docked 4) ) los ,
and BtagsSOIbs. by the nubile Inspector.
flvc Slock NotOK.
Hogs 5c higher.
A fair run of cattle.
Cattle market steady.
A train of sheep here.
Hogs averaged 67 to the car.
The a\uragu price paid tor hOjs was about
85.13' .
The top of the hog market was S5.25 nnd 01
the cnttle market 34.17 .
J. W. Williams , Sewnrd , wns here nnr
marketed n load ot cattle.
j. U. Hull , Gibbon , came In with tlitee loads
of hogs , which Bold on thu market.
W. / . Pollard , Aurora , Neb. , marketed
load of ? 00-lb hogs nt S5.25 , thu top price.
H. Lewis , Genoa , was among the visitors
at the yards. Ho wns looking tor feeders.
Samuel Dalton , Illllsclalo. came In will
two loads of hogs , which .sold on the market.
Perry Walker , a heavy feeder and land
owner of Plattsmouth , was hero and marketed
oted a load of hogs.
W. E. Smith , St. Paul , was at the yards will
280 fceduis from Iowa. 110 head sold Im
mediately on arrival.
Bell it Cross , Cnrson , In. , were both hero
nnd marketed three lends of hogs. One load
of 267-lb hogs topped the mniket nt 85.25.
J. Goodfellow , Mnlvern , In , , n well known
feeder nnd .shipper , cnmo In with n load o
nogs of his own feeding , which brought 85.20
T. F. Pumnhrey was In with a load of corn
fed steers shipped from York. Twentv-two
head n\eraged 1,281 pounds , and orough
84.17& .
Mr. Garrison , ot Colfman & Garrison
Mondamln , la , , came in with a load of hogs
his hrst shipment here mid was well pleasei
with tlm uxiwriment.
Hal Savnse nnd Low Cory left ycsterdn'
for Madison , via Cayouse , where Colunc
Savaze has n line herd ot Hereford cattlt
which they will drivn to Ins rauch in Sar
gent , Ouster county.
Among those having stock on the marke
weru the following : A. L. Snearmnn
Grutun : A. Truesiiell , Brudshaw ; W. X. Pol
lard , Aurora ; 11. E. i'ul.nertonVtlcox ; J
S. Williams , Seward ; bchlvo it B. , llnac
HlldcbranUt Co. , Cairo ; U. F. Stilloy A ,
Co. , Hewitt ; AIIR Clair , Sico ; P. Wnlker ,
Mnnley : James Cummings , Tnlmage ; J.
llastlc. Eagle ; Patterson 13. , Vail ; Boll it
Cross , Carbon ; T. J. Pumphoy , York ; C. 1) .
Moore , Harvard ; ICeccu it Kecce , Hardy.
Thn following marketed stock : ] ) nvli&
C. , Everson ; A. M. Jones , Ulver Sioux ; J.
Askwic & Co. , Oakland ; , ) . G. Hail , Gibbon ;
E. I ) . Walker. St. Edwards ; F. H. Greou ,
Fnllcrton ; A. 1) . Sears , Clarks ; .1. A. Kehoe ,
Platte Center ; C. 11. Parmelee it Co. , Cedar
Creek ; Nelson it Y. , Oakland ; F. C. Bliss ,
Howulis ; Fuller , S. A : F. . Lelu'h ; U. Hall ,
Newman's Grove ; Nye W. M. Co. , Stanton ;
Stufer As B. , Uodgo ; John Neb , Clnrkson ;
Bliss it Bliss , Scliuylcr ; C. Abbott. .Monti-
cello ; Freman Bros , it W. , Persia : M. Hutton -
ton , llandolph ; W. E. Smith , liulinnola ;
Cook * it. , Coucord.
OMAHA WilOMSsTljR MARKETS
Produce.
Tlic fuUowliuj arc the price * at U'hlch
round lots of produce are &otZ ! on this
market :
Thursday August 17.
GENEIIAL The groduce market was un
usually dull to-day. Nothing but small ship )
ments were received , and In some kinds of
produce , such as potatoes and butter , no
shipments were received.
Eons Scarce and linn. First quality
Me : second quality lie.
HUTTEII Choice Is very scarce. Prices firm.
West Point creamery , 32i < c ; other creamery ,
2lc ; choice dairy , l GT-Oc ; medium grades ,
13@10c ; ordinary , 9Q11.
aeldcheoso
CHEESE Market well supplied. Fancy ,
full cream Cheddars , single , lOc ; full cream ,
twins , loyc ; youni ; Americas , lie ; brick
cheese , 100 Ibs in case , now , I2c ; Llmburger ,
100 Ibs In case , now , He ; Swiss , fancy Ohio ,
now , I'Jc. '
POULTIIV-Market fair , prices ilrm. Sprint ;
chlckflus S.75Ca2.75 ) : old towls 82.50M3.25.
There Is no demand for ducks or turkeys ,
though the former , when In good order , sell at
82.25@3.75. and the latter G@7c per pound.
G A UK. There IB no iratno coming in , tlio
weather being too warm to handle lu
POTATOES The supply Is light and good
stock is moving at 55 < rfG5e ; fancy , 70c.
CAIIHAOE Firm at 75c IK.T dozen for sulld
heads.
ONIONS Supply and demand about equal ,
and best stock brings 75c ( < r > ' p r bush. . . .
MELONS Watermelons Bring 810.00@15.00
per hundred ; cantelopes. 60@75c per do/ .
BEANS. Hand picked navy beans
are quoted at S1.75 per bushel , and the other
grades are selling from that liguro down to
v
POP COIIN There Is very little sale for
pop corn. An occasional sacK Is cold at
BEII'c per ib.
lEitiur.s The season for berries Is prac
tically over.
TOMATOES The local gardeners are sup
plying the market ut 50COc | * r bushel.
Koo PLANT Only a fuw bolng handled by
the commission men ; 81.00Q1.U5 per dozen.
CKI.KKY The demand Is not very neavy so
early In the season. Good stock suitable for
reshipineut Is bold at SSQlOc per bunch.
b'ruits.
Orders from the country requiring se
lected stock and extra care In packing can , '
not ( linxiyj lie filled at the mime prices
quoted to the local trade for common stock.
OENKHAL There was only one car of Cal
ifornia fruit In to-day. Eastern fruits are
* > rrivlug.ln small yuantilles , eucu.as
and grapes. The most noticeable feature la
the market ts the heavy decline In the grape
market , as will be seen from the quotations
Klvrn below. t
lt ( ports from the dllTerent peach irowlng
states ID the union show that there has been
a very beavy falling off ; In the estimated
yield since the Ilrnt of June. Mew Jersey ,
Pennsylvania , Delaware , \ IrglnUand Mary
land all report a very llifht peach crop. In
Maryland , whore the great bulk ot the east
ern canned peaches coino from , the crop Is
almost a total failure , Michigan and Cali
fornia are the only states which clvn promise
of a fair crop. The tall 0t unripe fruit Irj
some places ha < been YC ; > Unto' In oilier
sections czU'i iiillaH have wrought serious
injury , while the unfavorable weather comes
In for Its share of the blame.
PIIUNES The market Is well supplied with
both the Gross and silver prunes. Good
stock , i. j ti. u.
PLUMS The receipts of plums are not as
heavy as of other fruits from California.
Prices are Hrm , good stock moving at J1.25
1.50 per box.
GiiAi'Ks The appearance of home-grown
crapes , to other with the lanro receipts of
California nnd eastern stock , has caused the
market to decline rapidly. At thn snme time
tlmt the receipts are large the the demand Is
light consumers not cnrln. so much for
grapes while there Is abundance of cheap
peaches , pears , etc. , on the market. Home
grown 4@5c per Ib. : Call torn la Sl.W per 20-lb
box.
box.PKACIIEB The market Is well supplied
with very choice stock from California.
Choice stock Is going at 81.25 < ul.50j ! eastern ,
small , 81.25 per 4-basket crate.
Pr.vits There are several varieties of Cali
fornia pears coming In but the Bartlettthus
far is the favorite. Choice stock , 82.50 per
box.
box.NECTAIIINES A few California nectarines
aru arriving , which are sold at S1.50 per box.
LKMONS The market is not quite as
strong , the receipts being more liberal and
the demand not as heavy. Fair to good stock ,
87.50 ; fancy , 88.50.
OnANUKS There area few good oranges
on thn market. Itodl , S0.f > 0.
BANANAS Thu market is full of bananns
at SI.50 ( 3.00 per bunch.
APPLES The market Is almost bare nnd
good stock is very scarce. Choice nppl
suitable for shipment are quoted at 83.00
.
CHAII APPLE * The demand Is very light
nnd Is supplied for the most part by the lucal
fnrmeis. Choice stock , $1.CO pur bushel.
Grocer's IMst.
COKFEK Ordinary grades , 'JOK@21c ; fair.
21J < @ 2-Jc ; prime , 2i ! < 3filc : fancy grcdn nnd
yellow , ' toi'o ; old government Java. " "VflJ
: wc ; Interior Java , 25i'J8c ( ; Mocha , 28(3 ( We ;
Arbucklu's. roasted , ifi/c ; , ' ; McKaiighliu's
XXXX , 20 , ' c ; Dll worth's , 20c ; Ked Cross ,
20 Vc.
CANXKO ( Joons Oysters , sttndard , per
case , * 2.1KH.10 ) : strawberries , 2 Ib , per case ,
Sa. ( ) ffl'2.85 ; raspberries , 2 Ib , per case. 82.bOC <
J.M ; California pears , per case , S4.fXXd4.GO ;
apricots , wr c.isu , fi.70 : ( 3.75 ; peaches , per
case , S4,50@4.f)0 ) ; white cherries , per rase ,
$ rX ( ) plums , per caiu * . $ : < .GO@3.70 : blue
berries , per case , S2.lX ( < i'Xv0 ' ! : ezg plums , 2
Ib. per case , S2.SO : plneniiples , 2 Ib ,
per case. 83.20(35.75 ( ; i Ib mackerel , per doz ,
S1.50 ; 1 Ib salmon , per doz , Sl.SOJil.W ; 2 Ib
gooseberries , per caso. 32.85'd'itH ) ; alb string
beans , j > er case , 81,70 : " Ib lima bean ? , ner
case , 51.W ) ; 2 Ib marrowfat peas , per case
S2.40@2.AO ; 2 Ib early Juno peas , per case ,
jj'i.75 ; a Ib tomatoes , 82.40&3.50 ; aibcoru ,
'ls VISIONS Hams , 13XWJcbreakfast \
bacon. ll < ail > ic : bacon sides UJ/rtllOc ;
dry salt , Sitt ( c ; shouldeis.TC' 'i'c : dried beef
hams , I2 ( ( iuc : dried beef regular ,
hams.plcnic.
6'fc ' ; white extra C. 5Jir < 5Kc ; extra C , ,
Wp ; yellow C , 5.V ; c ; cut loaf , 67c ;
poudered. "iM'lic.
DitiKt ) Fnui rs Apples , now , > 's fl-tfc !
evaporated , 50 Ib rlnir , ! ( ! ( $17ljic ; raspbenics ,
evaporated , 27@28c ; blackberries , t\aporatcd ! ,
9a9'fc ( ; pitted chiuries , 1617c ; peaches ,
new , 's , 7J c ; evaporated peeled peaches ,
c ; evapoiated , unpared , c : new cunants ,
7'f7Jjc ' ( ; prunns , 4'/Hic ( * : citron , 25c ; rai
sins , London Invpis , Sl.ni : California , loose
muscatels , Si.50 : new N'aleuclas , 7 } c.
REFINED LAUD Tierce. fil < c ; 40-ib quaro
cans , r > Xc ; 50-lb round , 7'jc ; 20-lb round ,
7' c ; 10-11) nails , 7Jc ; Mb palls , 7 * c ; 3-lb
p.iils , 7JI/C.
PICKI.KB Medium , In bbls , Sfl.fiO ; do In
half bbls , 83.75 ; small , In bbls , 87.50 ; do In
half bbls , S4.25 ; gherkins , in Dbls , Sb.MJ ; do In
half bbls. 84.75.
WooitKNWABK Two-hoop palls , per doz ,
01.45 ; S-hoop palls , S1.70 ; No. 1 tub , S0.50 ;
No. 2 tub. S5.50 ; No. 3 tub , 84.50 ; wasli-
boards , $1.75 : assorted bowls , 92.25 ; No. 1
churns , 89 ; No. 2 claims , i8 ; No. 3 churns ,
87.
87.TonACCo Lorlllard'sClimax. 44c ; Splcn
did , 38c : Mechanic's Delight , 41c : Leggett A
Meyer's Star , 41c ; Cornerstone , 34e ; Drum-
mond's Hnrso Shoe , 41c ; T. J. , B7c ; Sore's
Spearhead , 44c.
STAKCII Mirror Gloss , 5Jfc ; Graves Corn ,
0/c ; Oswego Glo s , 7c ; Oswctso Corn , 7c.
BuooMS-Extra 4-tle.S2.CO ; No. 1,82.00 ; No.
v , 81.75 : heavy stable , 54
SviUJl' No. 70 , 4-gallon kegs. 81.32@1.35 ;
Now Orleans , per gallon. ; sbr ( i6c ; maple
syrup , half bbls , "old time , " per gallon , 70c ;
1-gnllon cans , per doz , 810.00 ; bjlt-callou
cans , per do ? , S.i.50 ; quart cans. S3.00.
CANDY Mixed , 8' < ( ? dllc ; stick , 8 > . _ . .
CHACKEIIS Garneau'rt soda , butter and
picnic , 4' c : creams , 7 c ; ginger snaps , "He :
cltv soda , 7Kc.
TIAS Japan. COgiVks ; Kunpowdcr,20@60c ;
Youn Hyson. 25@55c ; Oolong , "OdfWc.
General Markets.
SPIBITS Cologne spirits , Ibs proot , 81.10 ;
do 101 proot , SI. U ) ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proot , 81.10 ; do lrt ! proof , 81.09. Alcohol ,
lib proof. S2.10 pur wine gallon. KedNtllled
whiskies , 5 > 1.00@il.50. Gin blended. S1.5'l@ '
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons. S2.00 ( < ? fi.OO ; Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania rjes , sa.OOSJ.5o ( ( ; ;
Golden Slicnt bourbon nnd ivu whiskies
S1.50@K : ! ( ) . IJrandles , Imported , S5.00@b.50
domestic , 81.30C't .00. Gins , Imported. S4.5i ) @
fl.OO ; domestic , S1.25@-t.OO. Champucnes , Im
ported , per case , S2S.OO@3.i.OO ; American , per
case. S 10.OOO10.00.
CoAL-Kgg. 8'J.OO ; nut. Slt.23 : ranee , 50.25
Iowa lump , S.00 : : ; Iowa nut. S2.75 ; walnu
lock. ? : t.oo ; Illinois. S4.2.r > ( 4.75.
HKAVY llAROWAnn Iron , late , S2.70
plow ntcel , special cast , 4'4c ' ; crucible steel.
i > c ; cast tools , do. I2 ( < < lhc ; NVUJOII spokes ,
per set , ! W.OOatt.50 ( ; hubs , per sel , S1.2J ; tel
Iocs , sawed drv , 81.00 ; tongues , each. Nc )
axles , each , 75o ; s iuaie nuts , i > er Ib , 07c
coil clmin , per Ib , Ol @lc ! ! ; mallfnble , h Kte ;
Iron wedges , fie ; crowbars , Cc : harrow teeth
4 > c ; spring steel. 4f i5c ; Hnrden's hor.se
shoes , 84.75 ; Hm den's mule shoes. 8. " > .75 ,
Ilaroed wire1 In car lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs ,
Iron nails , rates , 10 to 50 82.40 ; steel nails ,
82.50.
HIIIKD Green butchers' , SJtfgfic ; green
cured , 7Kc ; dry Hint , ll@l'-c ; dry salt , 'J ®
lOc ; green calf skins , Th'c ; damaged tildes ,
two-thirds price. Tallow Sic. Grease Prime
white , 3c : yellow , Sc ; brown , IKc. Sheep
pelts , 2575c. ( _
Dry Goods.
COTTON FLANNELS 10 per cent trade dls ;
count LL , 6c : CC. 7'ic ; SS , bl/c ; KB ,
tike ; GG , 10' c ; XX , 12c ; OO , 14c ; NN , lOc ,
UX , 18c ; Jl. 'Ma : No. 10 , b > < c ; 40 , lOKc : 00-
15 ! < c : fcO , I5c ; a ) , coloied , lOc ; r > 0 , colored ,
I2c ; 70 , colored , 15c ; Bristol , IS c ; Union
Pacific , Ibc.
CAIIIT.T WAHP Bibb white , 18 } c ; col
ored , 20J < c.
B AT rs Standard , Sc ; Gem , lie ; Beauty ,
12 c : Boone , He ; B , caked , 0.50.
PIIXT : > SOMII COLORS AtlnntaSKi.S'a ' -
ter 5 ; Berlin Oil OU ; Garner Oil 0 to 7 , PINK
AND KOIIKS Uicliinond ( i ; Allen 6 ; Hlvcr-
polut.V Stuel Kiver f : Ulcliiuona C ; 1'auitm
0 } , ' . INIIKIO lli.UK WAshington C ; Ameri
can 0tf } ; Arnold ( JH ; Arnold B W Arnold
A W : Arnold Coidsoal , IOi < f- JHISS : Char
ter Oak 4K ; Itamapo 32f : J.odl \ \ $ \ Allen
5 } < ; Kichmond .IX ; Windsor 0 ; Eddystnno 6 ;
1'aciiic 0.
Ci.NdiiAM-I'lunkett checks 7 f : Whitten-
ton 71York 7 > ij ; Normandlo Dress
H' < ; Caleutta Dress , b } < ; Wliittenton
Dress U ; itonfrew Dreus 0 to la1 ;
KKNTUCKVJ BANS Memorial irxj ; Canton
18c ; Durham a7fc : Hercules 18c ; Leaming
ton S8Ho ; Cottswold asc.
CUA.SII Stevens' H 0j ; bleached 7c ; Slo
yens' A 7Kc ; bleached bkc : btovens' P SXc ;
bleached UKc : Stevens' N 9 > c ; blcstched
lOWc ; Stevens' S U T 12Kc-
MisCKLLANEous Table oil cloth Sib5 ;
plain Holland 8 > < c to'Jc ; Dado Holland 12' ' c.
FLANNELS Plaid Itattsman 20c ; Goshun
32Kc ; Clear Lake 82Uc : Mapin City S6 o.
White O. H. No. 2. jr. me ; O. U. No. 1 , % ,
; B. il. No. 2 , 5f , 23h'c ; B. H. No. 1 , ,
CoMFOIlTKllS J0.50@35.00.
HLANKETS White , $1.00@7.50 ; colored ,
ei.iuyiT.w ; .
CAMiiuirs Slater 4Mi Woods 4K ; Stan
dard 4K ; Peacock 4K.
COIISET JEANS Androscoggin 7,1Kcar ; -
sage "XUockport \ OK ; Conestoga 6 .
DUCK West Point 29 In. , 8oz. , 10) : West
Point . . . 29 In. . . 10 oz. , . 12 * _ . : . West Point 29 In. ,
141 IK. ll > n * lk > Jit ! 11n t rt
U oz. , 15 ; West Point 40 in. . 11 oz. , 10.
Checks-Caledonia X , 9W' ; Caledonia. XX' ,
10W ; Economy U to 9'i ; Otis 9 to OK.
TtcJi.LcwlsUu ) so ID. , 1-K ; Lewiston S3
In. , 13WjTork32ln. , 14 ; Swift River
Thorndike O O , 8 > /5 Thorndiko E F ,
Thorndlke 120. PW , ; Thorndike XXX , 1
Cordis No. 6,9)V ) : Cordls Ko. 4,11.
DKNIMS Amoskeag 9 oz. , 10 : Everett 7
oz. , ii : ; York 7 oz. , 13 ; Ilarmakcr 8 } < ; JalT-
rey XX , 11H ; JalTroy XXX. 12X ; Heaver
Creek AA. 1'J ; Beaver Creek 131) ) , U ; Heaver
Crook CC , 10.
IJnowN SitKKTiN'os-Atlantic A , 4-4 , " ' /c ;
Atlantic. 11 , 4-4,7c ; Atlantic D , 4-4,0 > , 'c : At
lantic P , 4-4 , S'fc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , She ;
Aurora C , 4-4 , 4Wc ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , 6 so ;
Hoosler LL , 4-4 , Vo ; Indian Head , 4-4 7Vc , ;
Linrrneo LL. 4-4 , sjfo ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
6,4c ; Pepperell It. 4-40 > < c : P ppereil O , 4-4.
Oc ; Pcppcrell , 8-4. ICc : Pepperell. 9-4 , ISc :
1'cpperell , 10-4. 20o ; Utlca C. 4-4. 4"/c ;
Wacliusett , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora 11 , 4-4 , 0)fc ;
Aurora B , 4-4 , Oc ,
HLKACIIEO SIIF.KTINO Berkeley cambric ,
No. 00 , 9Uc ; Ucst Yet , 4-4 , 0c ; butter cloth
OO , 4 > < c : Cabot , The : Karweil , be : Fruit of
Loom. 8 c ; Urt-cne (5. Oc ; Hope , 7Xc ; Klnit
Phillip cambric. He ; Lonsdulc. lljic ; Lone
date , H 'c ; New York mills , lOWc ; Peppprell ,
42 Inch , 10 e : Pepperell , 40 Inch , HUc ; Pep
perell , 0-4,15c ; Pepperell , 8-4. ISc : Pepporoll ,
IM , 20c ; Pepperell , 10-4. 22 > { c : Canton. v4 ,
8Xc ; Canton , 4-4 , 9 05 Triumpb , Cc ; Wam-
sutta , lie ; Vnlley , 5c.
Dry liiimtjcr.
PIMKNSIONS ANI1 TIMIIKIIS.
noAnns.
No. 1 , com , sis 8ix.no No. . com , Bis 817.00
No. 3 , 815.50 No. 4 , 813.00
W WC1 Vfl
No. 1 , 4 A 6 In , 12 A 14 ft , rough . 819.50
No. 1 , " " 10 " " . 19.50
No. 2 , " " U A 14 " " . 10.00
No. 2 , " " 10 " " . 17.50
S1D1NQ.
A , 12. 14 and 10 tt 831.50 C. 815.50
U , " " " 20.50 D , 12.50
CKIMNO ANll PAHTIT1OX.
1st com , > f in White Pine Celling . 834.00
2nd " . . 2H.OO
Clear , ; V In. Norway PlneCelllng . 16.00
2nd com. ; In . . 14.00
Kl.onitlXd.
A 0 In White PliiB8 'i.fiO C 829.M
B " " " 33.50 D 21.00
E " " " ( Sol. Fencing ) . 19.00
STOCK BOARDS.
A 12 Inch s. Is . 84X50
No. 1 , com. 12 In s. I s. , 13 ft . 20.60
. 14 ft . 10.00
" " ' 18.50
16ft . .
No. 2 " " " . 19.00
" 16ft . 17.50
inch Grooved Hoofing Sl.OO per M. more
hnn 12 In. Stock Boards same length.
smr I.AT.
No. 1 Plain. 8 Jk 10 In . 819.50
No.2 " . 17.50
No. 1 , 0. G. , 8 In . 19.50
FINISHING.
1st and 2d. clear , 1 , \ } ( Inch , s. 2 s . S50.W
Sd , clear , 1 Inch , s. 2s. , . 45.50
" " 1 > . IK , 2 in . 4IUO
A select , 1 inch , s. 2s. , . 40.00
" " 1 , IX , 2ln . 44.00
11 " linch , s.2s. , . 31.00
" " ! > / . 1M. 21n . 37.00
soUTimnN vni.i.ow PINK.
Com. 40 In. Flooring . 817.50
Star " " . 21.50
Clear < In. Celling . 21.60
" 5/ln. Partition . 25.00
" Finish , 1X In. s2s . i9.00
" Corrugated Ceillne , 4 In . 2.5.00
" Yellow Pine Casing and Base. . . . 27.00
I'OPI.All I.UMIIKIt.
Clear Poplar Bx. lids. } In. , s , 2s . 535,50
" J < in. Panel , s , 2 s . 27.00
" " Ceiling 28.50
Corruiated , K .
IIAITKNS WKI.L TU1I1NO , TICKETS.
O G Baits , 2 111 . 500.75
5ix3 In , s. Is. . 00.45
3 in. Well Tiitiinir , D , t M and Bev . 2:1.00 :
Pickets , D & 11 Flat . 20.50
" " Sijitaro . 21.00
SHINOIi : . I.ATII.
XX clear . .SM.10 Extra * A S2.90
* A Standard . . 2.73 * AMlBitB 1255
Gin. clear No 1. . 1.50 Lath 2.G5
I'OSTS.
White cedar , C in. , j s. , I2c ; 9 in. qr . , He ;
8 in. cirs. , lOo : 4 in. round l" > c ; Tenuesbuo
Kcd Cedar , oplit. 15i- : Split Oak , 12c.
MMI : , r.ic.
Qulncy white lime , ( best ) UOc ; Akron ccmont ,
S1.75'Hi\lr ; , 'Ma ; Pliistor. 52.75 ; Tar bonid ,
Si. 75 : Sasli , 40c per ct. ; Doors , 40c per ct. ;
Blinds , lOc per ct. ; Mouldings , 40c per ct. ;
Tnr felt , per cwt. , 83.23 ; Stiaw board , S1.75.
Market Glennln .
Sugar a llttlo olf.
Mr. Tyndell.Biadshaw.was In yesterday re
plenishing Ills block ot goods.
The grocery jobbers arc surprised at the
unusually heavy demand for canned goods.
Foreign adUccn Indicate a Ilrm coffcti mar
ket , and the hotter grades are becoming
scarce in New Ymk.
The supply of canned pe.iches Is short , and
jobbers are compelled to pay § 1.35 more per
case , for the new pack , limn last season.
P. J. Korth , proprietor of a general store
at Portsmouth , In. , was In the oitv jcslcri a ,
laing in : i new stock of dry goods. Smi h
it Co : filled thu bill.
WHO ti rXACQCAINTtD WITH THE orOQIUriir OF TDK
oocmnr wiu. ELK DY ZULMLSLSU THIS Xir TIUT TIIK
'
CHICAGO.ROGKISLAND&PACIFIGRAILWAY
Iy ) region of Its central poMtloi c.oas relation to lines
Fast of Chlcngo , and conthujiil lliea at trnnlnal
points Wctt , Nortlinirt and Soath ckt , Is the tiua
mldille link In that transcontinental sjstfm which
InMtn nnd facilitates trarcl riid traftlc Letwecu tlio
Atlantic and Pacific.
Tbe llock Island main line and branches Include Chicago
cage , Jollet , Ottawa , I.ahnllv , Peorla , Oeneieo , Uollne
and Kock Island , In Illinois ! ; PaMnport , Sluscatlno.
WaihlnRton , Kalrflcld , CHtumwn.Osknlooo , WettMb-
trty.lo aClty.DrsMolni'j.lnSUnol.i.Wlntcrcrt.AtUn-
tic , ItnoxTlllp , Audubon , HsrUn , Outhrlo Centre und
Council Bluffs , In Iowa : ( lallatlri , Trenton , St. Joseph ,
Cameron and Kanias City , In Jlisiourl : Leavcnworth
and Atchlsonln Kansas t Albert I.ca , Minneapolis and
Et. Paul , In Minnesota i Watertown and EIoux Kails , l
Dakota , and hundreds of Intermediate cities and ton at.
"The Great Rock Island Route"
Guarantees speed , comfort , certainty and safety. It !
permanent war Is distinguished for Its excellence. Its
trldires are of ftone and Iron. Its track Is of solid I
steelIts rolllns ; stock perfect. Its passenger equipment
has all the safety appliances that experience has p w f eJ
useful , and for luxurious accommodations l uu * i >
passed. Its Kxprrss Trains consist of superior 07
Coaches , elegant Pullman Pslace Parlor and Rleepluz
Cars , superb Vlnlnir Cars , vrovldlnc delicious meals ,
and ( between Chicago and 6t. Joseph , Atchlion and
Kansas City ) rettful Reclining Chair Cars. Its man
agement tt conservative , Us discipline exacting.
"The Famous Albert Lea Route"
Between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul Is the
f Yortte. Orcr this line Nelld Fast Kxpress Trains run
dally to attractive resorts for tourists la Iowa and
Minnesota , and , via Watertown and Rloux Falls , to the
rich wheat and grating lands of Interior Dakota. Via
Seneca and KanVaL.ee , the Hock Island offers superior
Inducements to travelers between Cincinnati , Indian *
apolls , Lafayette and Count II nlulfi.M. Joseph , Atcht-
con , Leikvemtorth , Kanias City , St. Paul , and Interme
diate points All patrons ( especially ladles and chil
dren ) reel he protection , courtesy and Itndlj attention.
Tor tickets , maps , folders , coplciiof Western Trail , or
any desired Information , apply to principal offices In
the United States and Canada , or address , at Chicago ,
R. R. CABLE , E. ST , JOHN , E. A. HOlBROOt ,
fNl'IAO.i > 1Uu > H.r AillOMlMuAMr. O.K. Tit 4rw , Aft
RICHARD NUNN , M. D. ,
( num.in )
OCULIST AND AURIST.
1518 DODGE ST , 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M.
S. T. BALDRIDGE , A. M. ,
Fliysleian. azid. SVLrrjccn ,
Olllcc , Cor. 15th and Farnam sts.
Residence , 2621 Farnam st.
Hours. 9 to 11 a. m. , 2 to 5 p. m.
M. R. R1SDON
INSURANCE x AGENT ,
Merchants ) ' National Hank nullUluir , Kooial
lip-Stairs.
Telepbece No. 375 , Omaha , Nebraska.
RKPIIESINT : *
Ptoenli , London , Knifland $5,713,374.U
Firemen's. Newark , N. J 1.&M.H6I 31
Olen'e Falls , Ulen's Falls , N. Y l.tV. U.M
Qlrard , Pblladclpnl * . Pa 1 SJ 08.70
We tcht ter New YorK N. Y . . . l.M .MV.04
MBBTOIIID , AvlrtUno :
MANHOOD ITeiusvtare ! > < x7 , Nervogj
PebUlir.LosvMu hoodcic. ! , hATlnjf tried In vsaa
vsrj Known renuvlv , has dlsroTsred s , slmplu
hlehtwwUISMidJiJIIftohUfel Uow sufferwA
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OMAHU JOBBERS' DIRECTORY
Agricultural Impltmentt.
CHUJKCHfLL PAHKEK ,
WholoaU Dtdir In
Aarrieultnral ImplcnicntB ,
CurlifOi itud Uutl . Jopci ttrrct. telwc o Bth
ndV.i.Offiahi. Neb ,
tc HETCALF co. ,
Agricultural Irnplemonts ,
< B ifl * , Hie. ,
PARL1X , OREJfDORF C
Agricnlinral Implements ,
* nil HufUlfi. OOl.KXI , WS unilllO ? , Jonrnt
Artists' Material.
A. JIOSPE , JR. ,
Artists' Materials ! , Pianos anil Organs ,
UU DaiiRlmi ftreft , Om > i .
Builders' Hard wart and Scales ,
ifnrEritiUGir \ > TAYLOR ,
BnHders'Hardware ft , Scale Repair Shop
Mechanics' Tools ami Buffalo Hcalei. 1103 IKiuilaa lU ,
_ Umi > h . Nfb. _ _ _ _ _ _
HOOKS and Stationery.
Who olalunilil lit * H
Itookscllers and Stationers ,
1522 DoiifUs t. , Oiimlin , Neb. Telephone (01.
Corrr nnitilrtirc notlpitnl.
Boots and Shots.
w. r. MORSE c co.
Jobbcri of Hoots and Shoes.
1111 Karnatu t , Omaha , N b. Uanufactor ; , Biimmtt
itmt , Hotlun.
X. T. LtSUSKt" ) CO. ,
Wliolosr.lo Kubbcr Hoots and Shoos
Hiitmer nntl Oiled Clothing and Tolt Hoots aud
Shorn , lilt llnrnov SlroH
Bttr.
8TORZ C ILER ,
L ! ? er Hear Urowers ,
U21 North l lh Slrcett Om b , Neb.
Butehtrs' Tools.
Batchers' Tools and Supplies ,
! auu B Cailnu or til klnrti alwajiln itock. 131S
Jonea it. .Omaha
Coffet , Spices. Etc.
CLARKE JiROfi. A CO. ,
Omaha Coiree and Spice Mills.
Tew.Ootrf iiPplrei. Baklni Powder , n TOrlniB -
tracu , luu5ry llluc. Ink , Bte. 1114-10 llniutj
Btrc l , Om b.a.N b.
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Epencter , Prop.
Mmnnfuetnrer of Oalranlted Iron and Cornice. 3
lo(1 e and 10 * and lot N , JOih it. . Onaba , Neb.
RUEMPING C BOLTE ,
Munufactureri of
Ornamental Galvanized Cornices ,
Dormer Wlndowi , Klnal , MolnllcS rll tit , lc. 3100.
12th t.Onmlm.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS ,
C. Spcclit , Prop.
3alT nltct Iron Cornlcpn. etc. Rnccl'almproTed Pat
cut M UllcSkrlliiht. UX and 610 H nth n.ninh ) .
Carpets.
OMAJIA CARPET CO. ,
Jobborn ot
! avpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Linoleum ? , Mnttlngn , Rtc. 1511 Dom'm ' itrrct.
Crockery and Notions.
w. L.
Agontror "lieMaiiuiacturcrnand Importerof
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamps , Chimney * , etc. Office , 317 South lith at
Omaha , Neb.
CLOTHING
M. ELGUITER'S
Mammoth Clothing House.
Corner hurnnm and Tenth BtruDti , Uinahn. Nob.
Commission and Storage.
Commission and Jobbing.
Intter , EsunftnU Traduce. Consignments solicited
lleidquHrters for btmiewnru , Horrjr llozi-s and
( Jropo Ilnskels. 1411 Dodge slret't , Ointb * .
HIDDKLL cC RIDDELL ,
nnd Commission Merchants ,
fpcUulUos llntter , KKH' . Clu'eio , I'oillry , Uame ,
Oyeu'rs. etc. , tc. 112 H. llth bu
PEYCKE BROS. ,
Commission Merchants.
Fruit * . Produce and I'rovlilona , Oniixha , Neb.
C CO. ,
Produce Commission ilerrliunts ,
Poultry , Ilutlcr , ( inuio , Kiuiln , etc. 22U 8. llth it
( tiunha. Ni-l. ,
Coal ancf Lime.
717/717x 11. l're § . C. F. OoonMAN , V. Itoi.
J. A. KL'NDEIII.ANU , hoc. nnd Treai.
OMAHA COAL , COKE M LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
aWSoutn'i'hlrtoo.-HU Htreot , Oinuba , Nob.
, r. , r. .JOHNSON < fco. . ,
Manufacturers of Illinois While Lime.
And Slilpiier of Cn l mid Coke. Cement , Planter ,
IJine , Unlr. Hre llrlrk , Drnln , TUB nml Ci'wer Pipe
ofllce , P.ixlon HotHl. Ffirnim rt. , Oitiihn , .Neb. .
Cigars and Tobacco.
MAX JtIEYER t COT
Jobbers of Cijfars , Tobacco ,
Ouni and Ammunition , 216 to 2M H lltli tt. , 1030 to
1024 Knrnaia ft , Om tba.Neh.
WEST cts FRITSCHER ,
Manufacturers of Fine Clears ,
And Wboleiale Ilcrleri In Leaf Tobaccoi , NOB. 106
and 110 N. 14th street , Omnliu.
Dry Goods.
M. E. SMITH , C CO , ,
Dry Goods , FitriiiHhinsr Goods & Notions
1101 anil 1104 Duunlss , ror. lllh fit , Onmhn.S'fli.
Distillers.
biitUlera of Mqunri , Alcohol unit RplrlU. Importere
and Jobbenof Wlnenann I.lquori.
WILLO W SPRINGS DISTILLED
CO. and ILER C CO. ,
Importer ! and Jobbercof Fine Wines and Manors.
Solo nnnuf clnri'ri i'f ' Kenned'1" Unit Indln lilt-
ten HIU ! llomi ttlc I Iquon. 1112 llnrney St.
Furniture.
DEWEY C STONE ,
Wholesale Dealeis in Furniture.
Kurnam St. . Clmahii. Neb.
CHARLES
Furniture , lieddini ; , Upholstery ,
Mirrors , etc. 1200.1208 mid 1810 Farnaiu St. , Oiimha.
Groceries ,
Wholcsalo ( Jroceries and Provisions ,
Not ) . 70um , 7i9 ( and 711 rl. 10th fit. , Omuhn , Neb.
McCORD , B.KAD Y < l ) CO. ,
AVholesule Grocers ,
ltn and I.eavenworlu rtii.Omalm.
Hardware.
LEE , FRIED H3 CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware anil Nnlls ,
Tin wire , Sheet Iron , Ktc. AKtmt * for Howe bculei ,
and Ulaiul Powder to. , Omaha Tteli ,
W. J. ItllOATCH ,
IFeavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
BprlngsV fen Mock , llurdnnrw I.uniUer , etc. 1208
midim lltrimy st , Oni lm.
_
EDNEY ,0 GIliriON ,
Wholesale Iron and Steel ,
cnrmnil Carrlsiie Wood Htock , lleuvr llnt'lor
tc. U17 nii < Hli ) Ltnvc'iiwortli n..lnmha , Neb.
MILTON ROGUKS d5 SON'S ,
StoveH , llaiifrcH , FiiriiaccH , Tiles ,
Maatlts , Grates , UrassOooOs. lJ2ls.ua 1223 isru
hueet.
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTOR !
Iron Works.
VIERL1XQ
Iron Works ,
Wroutht and Cait Iron Building Work , Iron ftalnk
Halllac , Beama and ( Jlrdtn , Steam Kntlntl , BraM
Work , u n ral fountfrr , Machln * and nlacatmltlt
> Terk. Q c anlWor aU. l . Ky.andlTtUitt t.
H. K. SA WYER ,
Mantifacttiriiiflr Dealer in Smokestacks ,
BrllchlnitJ , Ttmki.and ( leneral Roller H palrlDi.
131J 1K I atreet.llmaha.
F. It. MCMANUS. C. BULUTAN.
OMAHA WIRE C IRON WORKS ,
Manuracturert ot
fro nnd Iron Kailinirs , Desk Rails ,
Window < ! uar < l. Flowir RUlldnVlr Slfni , !
in N. leih. Ordrri t > r mall promptlr attenJM U.
Lumber.
OMAHA TXntJtER CO. ,
U al ' . . AIIKIndiof
Bulliltntr Material at Wholesrle.
Ilia Street and Union Pacllo Track , Omaha ,
LOUIS BRADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Limp , Sash ,
Uoon , Kl * . Tardi-OornerTlh and lott lai | CoruN
Whand Doujlm.
CHICAGO LUMBER CO. ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
HI B. 14th utrtet , Omaha , N b. T.Colpotier. Man
Lumber.
ISth and California Btrceta , Omaha , Nib.
fRED W. GRAY ,
r/nrnber , Lime , Cetnent , Etc. , Etc ,
Cor.eth nd nouiln IU ,
JIOAGLAND ,
Lumber ,
21. W. 1L4RVEYLUMBER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Offle4CO Ftrtitm itrftt.Omth * .
'
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Ctrptli and Parquet Flooring. Vth and Donitaf
3
JOHN A. WAKF.FIELD ,
Wholesale Lumber , Ktc.
Imported and American TortUnd Cement. Bt M
Af eat ( orllllwavkeo Hydraulic Ceni ut and Beit
Uulncr While Lime.
Lire Stuck.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ,
Of Omaha.
Limited. Johm F. Bojd , Superintendent.
L < t Stock Commission.
BROS. ,
Live Stock ConniilHHlon Hcrohants.
Market furnlnlied freornnpplUfttlnn. tltn ter n <
fef Jr furnhho I on Ko "I termn Refemnoei
OmahH Nmloiiiil ( link nuil Hiiiith Oiuh' ' > Notional
Union Mock Vurdt. South Onuha
3f. SONS ,
Live Stock Commission.
( leo. nurke , Maniger
Union Rtook Yardi.B. Dmnha. Teleplionc Ml.
SAVAGED GREEN ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
Shipment ! of anj and nil kimlt of Stock tollolted.
Union Stock turd * . Omnha , Nt > b.
Millinery and Motions.
BE KFEJ DE
Iraportcrn onil Jobbers of
Millinery anil Notions ,
1313 and 1215 Homey Pt.oet , Onmhu , Neb.
Notions.
Wholesale Dealers In
Notions nnd FiirniKhinp Goods ,
40Janrt < U1 B. Tonlh Ht. OmsJin.
Overalls.
CANFIELD "MANUF cfURINa
COMPANY
Mannfactiircra of Overalls , ,
Jeans Pants , Shirts , etc. HOT and 1104 Uoiulas Street
Uniaba.Neb.
PAPER
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale I'uper Dealers.
rrry n nlcoilock of I'rlnlliiff , Win iplnif nml Writ
Inir iiaper. Kpcdiil iitlputlon Klvi > n tit car louilor
o-ilor . whirl ] will IIR ihiioil | | | cllri'ct from inllln. All
ordurn will rocelvo .
k pttrionul ntientlon. Wejrtinr *
nntCB good uoods And low prices , lilt mid 1IUJ
lloiiKlmaL
Printing.
COM PA NY
Job Frlntars , J lank Hook Makers.
And Uook lllmlcre. 100 and 1M ( Ruutli Fouitoonth
itroet. Onuilm , Nolj.
WESTERNXEIFSPA PER UNIOX
Auxilinry Piiblislicrs.
Dcnlors In Type , I'rossuH anil I'rlntcrn'Supplies. 603
Boiitli Twelfth Htri'ft. | i
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
'NVholosalo Piinips , Pipe , Fillings ,
Bteftm nnd Water Nupplk'i Headhunt tori f t r M
Knt t < Vaiuo < li. 1111 fcnrimm l. . oniiilin. Ncn.
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMP
COMPANY.
IlnllailiiT Wind Mill" ! nil-am \VlitorSupplloa ,
I'luiublntfUoodii , llcltlnit , llnin IDA anil 1CU fur-
nau lt.Oiimliu. B. K. I'Clton , Muniivur.
luli-phnnu No. 210.
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
PiimpH , 1'ipes anil KiitfiiiPH.
team , Water , lUllwny and MlllliiK Hupplicr. RA
930 , WJand 'M remain t. . O.IHI : | . NeL. _
JfROII'NELL .0 CO. ,
Manufnctiircrs und Dculpm In
Kiicrinos , lioiicrs .V ( icneral .Miichiiierv
Hbeot Iron work , Htcora 1'uinpr. S.iw Mlll , Aorn *
Sbaftine. Dodge Wood tpllt Pullart , Beltlair , eto ,
Altowagaai , > craperaan < la aletlet. lUMIlibtv
TenwortU t. Omiiha
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA ItUBHKH CO. , ! ;
Miinufuilurer nnd Dealer ! In nil klndlof
Uiihhcr ( lonils , I *
( III Clnthlnv "nil I hnr Ili'l Inu I'XI ) Vnrnnni t. I : '
Safes. Etc.
ill
P. JIOYER iO CO. ,
ApentH for Hall's Safe & Lock Cw.8 * J
Fire and Iliirular Proof Snfnt. Tlmo l .rk , VaiilU
and Jill Work 1M ) Iamain tr t Omaha , Neb. _ _
G. ANDRE EN ,
Omaha Safe Works.
Manufacturcrinf rlroiind IlnrKlnr Proof fiHf c , Vnull
Doors , \VnrkSliuticr mid Wlru NNork , Cor.
lllhunU Juckion His. Omaha , Nub ,
Sash , Doors , Etc.
r co. ,
WlioluMle Mnnufncliireiint
Sash , Doors , llllnds anil Moultlliicrs ,
llrnnch oWce.Ulli nhd I/aM nt3..tsahr..y ) ' -
RQHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mould'nio ' Malt Workund Interlorllard Wodd KlnliU
JUBtoveuvU. N. K cur fith mid Lemttii
( liuaha , Nub.
J. B. HAYNES
OK FIClAIj
STENOGRAPHER
T111UD JUDIUlAIi DIST1UCT ,
07 Cliiuubur of Commerce.