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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. SEPTEMBER l issz
K. SATURDAY'S ' MARKET FIGURES
K
;
The Wheat Crowd BulHshly Disposed and
Speculation Steady ,
ACTIVE BIDS FOR PROPERTY.
JL'rovlslntiH Close the Wnck AVIth n
Gonit Hlio\vlnK of IntcrcHt Sup
ply of Cnttlo Small Ocu-
crnl Quntnttons.
CHICAGO i'UODUCE MAHKI2T.
UIIICAQO , Sept. 10. [ Special Tuleeram to
tbo UKK.J "The crov\d"'intorprotcd thn ROV-
eminent ostlinnte of the wheat crop nt be
tween 480,000,000 and 10,000,000 bushels. No
body has tiei-n doing any very close figuring
on the wbeat crop lately , nml consequently
nobody \VRS either greatly surprised , elated
or disappointed at the result. Speculation
vraa more active to-day than at ony time for
a month. Jones , McCormlck & Kennctt
made December the lively month , by free of
ferings , which broke the price from 73c to
73c. The crowd was bulllshly disposed and
took about 1,000,000 bushels of December at
73c and above. Several strong local opera
tors and brokers were actively bidding for
property , but they did not appear
to bo so anxious to acquire wheat
as to elvo the market their moral
support. October opened at "OJic , ranged at
70 > (3CO ( c , and closed at 70c. December
rested at 7Jc. the bottom. May opened at
779.c and ranged from that point down
to 7Uc , which was the closing quotation. The
1 o'clock range Is M@c under yesterday's
last prices. Cables were dull and featureless.
General speculative buying was light The
business done was almost \fholly for local
and Now Tori : account , with perhaps a small
"surlnkllnK of. orders for foreigners. The es
timated Increase in the visible supply is
1,000,000 bushels.
Corn' was active within a ranpo of % c to
day and closing iirlrcs were about the same
to , o under ( ho latest bid prices of yesterday.
There WAH a largo speculative business trans
acted , especially In the May future , ana
BO mo but -round lots changed hands.
It was , In fact , the most active
session of the week In tlio corn pit. No two
operators could lietiro out the same results
on thu crou from the agricultural bureau
estimate * ! the condition , which was made
publlc.todaSome of the bulls attempted
to prove that If the government estimate of 8
points reduction was correct the crop could
not possibly be mndo to yield over 1 , 150,000.-
000 bushels , while by some traders the esti
mate was 1,000,000,000 bushels. Hut follow
ing up the averages anil estimates of last
month , the crop will bo lVJO.ooo,000 bushels.
a decrease of uo.ooo.ooo bushels AS compared
with last month's iicures. To-day's Inspec
tion returns were pretty close to anticipated
arrivals and lake charters were the smallest
of any day of the week , footing np 1U7.000
bushels ot corn. Tradlnic In futures , though
heavy , was accompanied by little or no
excitement. The market opened about % c
otf at 45 c for May and gradually weakened
to 4r > Xo on the Washington crop report That
proved to be the bottom , and a reaction fol
lowed which carried May to 45Xc. The up
turn was occasioned mainly by heavy buying
by liutchlnson and the report that Armour
& Co. estimate the crop at under 1,800,000,000
bushels and that some of the oflicors of the
board horn had placed the probable yield at
1,400,000,000 bushels. The ( 'xtietne range for
September corn was 4lj/4Uffc ! ! lor October ,
4lK - c on the split to 4-J.'l@i2Kc ' together ,
nnd for November 424lJXc , with Decem
ber at tbo same. The closing prices were :
October 42fc , , November 4Js'i$4'JXc ( and May
Now \ ork was lower for futures
and exports from Atlantic ports wore very
light , tliouirh Liverpool was 11 nn lor spot
corn , the cables reporting a further advance
af fd.
Oats \vere dragging In the speculative
market , but prices held pretty steady , and
Undiluted narrowly. October Improved
from -3t/c at the opening to U.ri > , c at the
clone and May closed steady at 'M c after
selling from We to uO , ' @ : ! 0 > lc together. Atone
ono time iW e was bid lor a 5,000 bushel lot
ofTresli receipts In store , and that was the
nominal closing for seller the month.
In proalHions the neck closed with a good
showing of Interest There was no marked
activity , yet as a whole the
"business transacted was above a
Saturday average , and In October
short ribs and [ January product the trading
exceeded an ordinary volume. In the gen
eral market the reeling was also quite strong ,
though , as compared with last night's linat
quotations , year and January pork. Novem
ber , December and January lard and January
short ribs closed unchanged. September and
October short ribs , which ranged at the same
'prices , or at S8.75@8.SK ) , declined 2K@5c , rest
ing at S . ' .H ) . For September and October
delivery laril was advanced "J c , with Son-
tembercloslngntSO.OOand October at SO.C2 .
January clowl at S1-.77M for pork , Sd.05 for
lain , and SO r 7K fur short ribs. Cash lard
Bold at S < 5.GOafl.Gy ( ! ; < .
CHICAGO IjtVK 8TOOIC
CHICAGO , Sept 10. | Special Telegram to
the DKK.J C.VTrr.n To-day's supply was
fimall. About thirty-live cars were for
lauuhtorcrs direct , nnd the number of native
Doovos was Very Ihiht The general market
was fairly active to the extent of the supply ,
and ' values closed with a stronger
feeling than it opened. The total receipts
this week are over M.OOO , being 4,000 less
than last week , but 8,000 more than last year.
A lot of thirteen I2it-lb steers sold at 31.35.
Outside of this there were no native beet
cattle sold , though dressed beef men bought
the few range cattle on the market , liecves ,
$ , J.uO@.r .00 ; stockers and feeders. 8t.50i.H ( ) ;
cows , bulls and mixed , SLlOOiM ; Texas
steers , saariU5 ; : ; ; cows , Sl.no@-J.13. West
ern rancor A were steady : natives and half
breeds , 4,80 50 ; wintered Texans , 3ii.7 : > ( i |
tl.10.
1 lees Trade was brhk with little or no
changa In prices as compared \\ith yesterday.
A tow fancy hoavv lots sold at S5.Vi@ri.00
nnd good butcher weights at 3.V0 ! < yti..r > 0.
Packing and the ordinary run of shipping
sorts solo within n runuo of S..Wir..40 ) , with
at SS.ima.vJ.'j ' ; light sorts , $5.S5@.540 ;
FINANUIAU
Nr.wYonK , Sept. 10. [ Special Telegram
to the llKK.1 STOCKS 1'rlccs opened oil
this morning. Then there was a slight rally ,
followed by n weak and somewhat feverish
Jinlsli , with about the lowest figures for the
day ruling when business closed. Western
Union was the liveliest feature , with sales
up to TSJ/c , and then collapsed to 7SVc , nt
which it closed. The bank statement was a
disappointment and showed a decrease In
the revenue of 51,068,000 , and altogether there
was little comfort on the bull side to-day.
( i rangers acted badly , St. Saul diopplug to
SSJs- , over a clear point loss from early tig
\ircs , while Northwestern declined 1 per cent
In a few momenta For two hours of the
session the bears managed to put In seine
very effective work , and if their opponent *
don't come to the front next week and stop
these frequently occurring raids , they may as
well take back seats and let prices Und the
bottom as soon as possible. The net declines
extended from M to IK points. About 11 a.
m. , tbo market bsvlnc again become dull ,
a drooping tendency was then developed ,
and after the bank statement was published
a decided weakness was shown and tne de
cline ceased only with the close of business ,
which was quiet but weak at the lowest
vrlci-s reached. The day's business was
157,448 shares , of which 4 ,760 were Heading ,
S ,400 Western Union and 10,573 New Eng
land. Almost the entire list Is lower.
Wheeling & Lake Krlo with an advance of
la being the only prominent exception , but
Western Union Is down ! } { c , Chicago , llur-
llngton & Quincy IXc , l.ackawannn & St
1'aul 1 per cent and others fractional
amounts. The report that the New York
stock exchange has reduced rates of commia-
Blni ) nreds an explanation , for cash transac
tion rates remain at } { per cent Instead ot
reducing the rales the exchange yesterday
adopted a provision In reference to dealing
„ 'for account with a settling day every fifteenth
L ' day , the same as In London , and on transac
tions for the account brokers may charge
HCc commission , ad l-10o shall tw charged
01 each extension ot contract Dealing for
the ; account Is entirely optional , but Is likely
to win Its way slowly , If at all. The Indica
tions ore that traders will find that there will
tlbi
bo a difference between cash transactions
bini
and tlioao for account that will at least cover
the Interest , and if a customer carries stock
tlft
for one or two months ho will pay more com
mission Instead of IMS. The poor showing
inf
for corn made by the government crop re
port had a tendency to encourage the boars ,
1"ai
and they still cleave to their old opinions.
Transactions to-day were 143,713 shares , In
cluding ] 42,000 of Heading W,400 Western
Union , 9,850 St. Paul and 0,45 Missouri 1'a-
clllc. The weekly statement of the New
i'orUassociated banks shows tbo followlne
changes : Jtcsorve , decrcaso , 81,05 ,300 ;
loans , Increase , 82,001,000 : specie , decrease ,
5459,000 ; Icxal tenders , decrease , 3100,800 :
deposit * , decrease , 81,009.000 ; circulation , in-
cruast , 33,000 , The banks now hold S 1,151-
45 ! ! In excess of the 25 per cent rule.
Uovcrnmont bonds were
dull but steady.
YBSTKItnW'S QUOTATIONS.
U. S. 4'n coupon .12Ti C.&N. W 114
U. S. 4W'sconp..lOS > i do preferred. . . 143
Pacific < ? s ot ' 83. . isa N. Y. C 100
CanadaSouth'n. . ! f > % O. It. AN ,
Central Paclliu. . 30 O. T. 22 i
Chicago & Alton. 145 I'acllicMall 38
do preferred. . . .155 P. , D. &E 24
C. , D. & 0 . Pullman PaI.Car.148X
D. , L. 4 VV . Heading 6i #
1) . &K.O . JBJtf Kock Island . . . . 2'i
Erie . 80K St. L. &S. F. . . . as
do prof erred. . . . CO do preferred. . . . 72.V
Illinois Central. . 119 C : , 11. 4 8t P.
J. , B. AW . 17 do preferred. . uss
* T . P. & O -45Ji
Lake Shore 05 > < do preferred. . 108
L. &N C3Jf Texas Pacific. . . . 27
Michigan Ceut'l. . 87 Union Pacific. . . . 54K
Mo. I'acIHe 97H \V..St L&P. . . . 17 {
No. Pacitlc ' do preferred. . 81H
do preferred. . . . W. U. Telegraph 78
On call was quiet at ago DPr
cent , last loan at 5 percent , closed otfered at
5 per cent.
FHIMB MKKCANTII.E PAPKU 7 ( tf > per
cent.
STKrti.iNo EXCHANGE Dull but steady
and unchanced at 84.79 % for 00 day Mia ,
and 84,83 % for demand.
I'nODUCE MAUKKT8.
Chlcniro. Sept. 10. Following quotations
are the 2l0cl0ainif : ! tieures :
Flour Quiet and unclmneod.
Wheat Active ; early prices declined ? ffc ,
Improved some , but closed } < fc Dflow yester
day ; cash. C8J c ; October. 70c : May , TOc.
Corn Active and unsettled , closing about
the same as yesterday ; cash , 42Vc ; October ,
42c ; Mav , 45 11-lOc.
Oats Moderately active , quiet and nn-
chanced ; cash , 23c ; October , 257-16c ; May ,
0 l-10c.
Uye-Qulct 45c.
Barley Steady at OOQWlJ c-
Prime Timothy Seoa S2.35.
Flax Seed-81.07.
Whisk v SI. 10.
Pork Dull and easier ; year , 312.30 ; Janu
ary. 813.72K.
Lard Dull but steady ; cash. S0.02K ; Octo-
ber,50.fXK ; O.C2H ; November , 80.57 } < { 36.f)0.
Dry halted Mcati-Shouldors , 55.2. > rd5.35 ;
short clear , 89.30(49.35 ; short ribs. 38.00.
Hutter Steady ; creamery , 10XQ23c ; dairy ,
15lUc.
Cheese Easier ; full cream Cheddars ,
10(31lR ( : Hats , ll@U , c ; Young Americas ,
KKCS Firmer at 14@14 > < c.
Hides Steady : unchanged : heavy sreen
hides 7Kc ; light do , 78c8alted ; _ bull Jildes.
Cc , green salted calf , tf > < @ 9o ; dry Hint ,
13c : dry calf , 12@lSc ; deacons 30c each.
Tallow Firm ; No. 1 country , 4@4 } c ; No.
2 , 3cK ; cakes , 4 > { c.
c.Uocolnbv. . Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 10.000 9,000
Wheat , bu . 3S.OOO , 209,000
Corn , bu . 253,000 201.000
Oats , bu . 147.000 322,000
Jtvc , bu . 5,000 12,000
Barley. lil ) . 00.000 80,000
St. Louis. Sept. 10. Wheat , cash , CO&c ;
October , 70c.
Corn Firm ; cash , 89@IOc ; October , 33&C.
Oats-Steady ; cash , 24 ? ® 24Hc ; October ,
24 > c.
Pork-81.r.25.
Lard-J0.45.
Whlsky-SLOT.
Butter Firm ; creamery , 20@23c ; dairy , 16
Milwaukee. Sept. 10. Wbeat Dull ;
cash , 09c : October , 70c.
Corn Weak ; No. 8,41c.
Oats Strong ; No. 2 white , 28 c.
Uyo-lligher ; No. 1 , 46Kc.
Hhi ley Strong ; No. 2. 58Kc.
Provisions Strong.
Pork September , 810.00.
Minneapolis , Sept. 10. Wheat Market
rather quiet ; samples for now , dull ; No. 1
hard , old , cash , 75&c ; October , 71,1.fc : Novem
ber , T3Jfc : No. 1 northern , old , cash , 74J c ;
October , C9c : November. 70Kc ; No. 2 north
ern , old , cash , 7-Jc ; October , BOc : November ,
C7 c. On track : Old No.l hard.7G > iii71c ( ! ; No.
1 northern , 75 } c ; No. a northern. 73c ; now
No. 1 hard. 73o ; No. 1 northern , 70c ; No. 3
northern , U4c
Flour Steady ; patents , 84.20Q4.40 ; bakers' ,
.
Keceipts-AVbpat , 151,000 bu.
Shipments- Wheat , 20,300 bu. ; flour , 20- ,
000 bbls.
Cincinnati , Sept. 10. Wheat Firm ; No.
3 red , 7Uc.
Corn Quiet ; No. 3 mixed , 45Kc.
Oats-Strong ; No. 2 mixed. 27X@27c.
Kye-Dull ; No. 2 , 50 c.
Pork Quiet at S15.50.
I , aril In good demand at 80.50.
Whisky Active and firm at 81.05.
lilvorpoolSopt.lO. Wheat Qulot and de
mand poor ; holders offer freely ; California
No. 1 , Gs@0s Id per cental.
Corn Finn and In fair demand ; new
mixed western , 4s 3 > d per cental
New York , Sept. 10. Wheat Receipts ,
83,400 ; cxporta 120,000 ; spot lots steady ;
options declined KfeSM'c and ruled dull dur
ing the short session , closing heavy at the
lowest rates : ungraded red , 7SSS2 ( > c ; No. 1
rod , nominal at S4c : No. 2 red , SO c in eleva
tor , 8tKfiSle delivered , 81cc. f. 1. ; Octo
ber closed at bOfc. ?
Corn Spot lots firm nnd qulot. and options
heavy and K@Xc lower ; receipts , none. ; ox-
iort.s. ' . ' ,400 ; ungraded , WJf@52Jfe ; No. 'J.
5lJ4'cin store , b-J c delivered ; October closed
at 50Kc.
OAU White , rather weak : mixed , a trifle
better ; mixed western , 33333c ; ; white west
ern , : w@4lc.
Colfpu-Spot , fair ; lllo , quiet at 5S20.00 ; op
tions dull and a shade lowur , closing hteady ;
sales , WiV ) bags ; September , S17.U3@13.U5 ;
Octolier , Sl .15 : November , S18.40 ; Decem
ber , S18.50@18.55 ; February , Sl8.rxxS18.ii5.
Petroleum Firm ; United , 71c.
Kggs Steady and in fair request ; western ,
Pork Firm , but nulet ; mess quoted at
815,50 for old ; S 10.50 lor new.
Lard A Bhado lower and very dull ; west
ern steam quoted at 80.0v ! } .
Uutter Quiet , but generally steady ; west
ern , i : < @ 24c.
Cheese Quiet and weak ; western , P@
10f < %
Now Orlo nn. Sept. 10. Corn Good de
mand and tending upward ; mixed , 5Cc ;
white , 60c.
Oats Quiet and weak at 34@r > c.
Hog Products Unsettled , but generally
higher.
Pork-816.00.
. .
Bulk Mtsata Shoulders , 50.85 ; long clear
and clear rib , S9.00.
KatiHaii City. Sept 10. Wheat-Steady ;
No. 3 soft , cash.GoXc bid ; May , 75c bid.
Corn-Weaker : No. a cash-B8 io bid ; Octo
ber , \c \ asked ; May , 39Wc.
Oats Dull and nominal.
MVKJBTOCK.
Chlo Ko. Sept 10. 'Che Drovers' Journal
reiHjrtsas follows :
Cattle-Hecelpts. 2,000 ; nominally steady ;
bocvns , 83.0035.00 ; stockers and feeders ,
81.50 2,00 ; cows , bulls and mixed , 81.109
2.S5 ; Texts cattle , 5l.0(33.15 ( ; western
rangers , 8'J.75O3,05 ,
Hogs Hecelpti. 10,000 ; steady ; roueh ,
34.0535.80 : packing mil shlpolne , 85.HO < a
5.CO ; light , 84.9533.40 ; skips , 83.00 4.70.
Sbeou Receipts. 3,000 ; steady ; natives ,
8aooi44.GO ; western , 83.30 ( 3.75 ; Texan. ,
83.0C < 3.95 ; lambs , S4.SO'it5.2
National Stook Yard * . East Ht
LouU. 111. , Sept 10. Cattle Kecelpts ,
200 : Bhlpments , 1,200 : steady ; fair to
choice native steers , 84.00JJ4.N ( > ; btitchvrn'
ateen. | 3.2S < 33.to : feeders , ia.703S.40.
floL-i Itncelpt * . WO ; sblptnentg , SOO ;
steady ; butcher * ' and best heavy , 8S.80&B.50 ;
mixed packing , 85.XXJ6.33 ( : Toners , 8J.104J
5.25 ; Kraseersand plgi , M.o6\J4.85.
tfanaa 10. Cattle-Re
* City , Sept -
ceipts , 1,000 ; shipment * , 0.000 ; market slow ;
values ware unchanged atThdrtday'a prices > ;
good to choice natives. 84.0034.50 ; cotnmion
to medium , * 3.00 a.75 ; itocker > ;
feeding steers. SWSMn.a" ; cows , . . ,
Hogs KooeipK 8,000 ; shipments 133 ;
market strong , actlvo and Cc higher ; com
mon to choice , 85.00@5.B ) ; skips and pigs ,
84.00(3,4.40.
OMAHA LIVK HTOOK.
Saturday , Sept 10.
CM tic.
There wore no cattle here to-day to make ft
market. Them was some Inquiry for peed
cattle and thn market might be called steady
on that class. There Is very little demand
for the poorer grades.
Ho i.
The receipts were heavy for the last of the
week. Tno market opened at about steady
prices with an actlvo demand. Two loads of
choice heavy IIOKS went at 83.35 , which was
higher than anything sold yesterday , show-
In that the market was strong on the best
grades. The market closed , with everything
sold , at about the opening prices.
Sheep.
There were no fresh receipts , but a few
that had been held over from yesterday were
sold.
Receipts.
Cattle. . . . . 100
llogs . _ . . _ . . _ 4,400
Shipment ) ) .
Cattle 2 cars
ilogs 10 cars
Prnvftlllnit Price * .
ShawInK the prevailing prices paid for llva
stock on this marknt :
Cholcesteers. 1300to 1500 Ibs..84.2501.50
Choice steers. 1100 to ISOJ Iba. . . 4.0034.U3
Fat little steers WO to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.75M3.90
Corn-fed ranjce steers 1200 to 1500 3.7.VS14.35
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2.50(193.00 (
Common to medium cows 3.00(32.25 (
Good to choice bulls 1.75ra3.00
Lluht and medium how 5.10045.20
Good to choice heavy hoes 5.'JOa5.35 (
Good to choice mixed hogs 5.15(45.25 (
Representative Hale * .
NATIVE STEEHS COUN-PE.D.
No. Av. Pr.
IQ. . . . 071 84.00
cows.
7..10W 82.05
OA&VE3.
1. . . . 500 83.25
WKSTEIIN COWS.
44. . . . 040 82.10
SHEKP.
238..CO..81.80
noos.
No. Av. 8hk. Pr. No. Av. 8hk. Pr.
03..203 80 35.10 72. . .234 12085.20
73..237 180 fi.10 64. .2(3 ( 120 5.20
70..305 200 5.10 07. . .200 100 5.22
70..237 120 5.15 01. . .2CU 80 5.25
72..2a7 40 n.15 08. . .253 80 5.25
78 . . .213 5.15 CO. . .273 ICO 5.25
C7..2CO 80 G.15 03. . .277 240 5.25
08..223 800 5.15 07. . .253 160 5.25
82..2-SJ 40 5.15 70. . .201 5.25
72..238 80 5.15 00. . .2.11 5.2
62..2.-i7 280 5.15 74. . .235 40 5.25
71..245 440 5.15 70. . .251 120 5.25
C3..S49 200 5.17K C7. . .247 40 5.2.1
72..255 240 5.20 58. . .207 120 5.25
78..240 280 0.20 C'J. .2-18 80 5.25
04..240 40 5.20 43 .262 80 6.25
04..240 200 5.20 58. .270 80 5.25
70..235 120 5.20 59. , ya 120 5.25
02..244 80 5.20 04. ,25'J ' 120 5.25
08..241 100 5.20 00. .270 80 5.25
02..272 100 5.20 71. .240 80 5.25
05..240 120 5.20 04. .277 40 5.25
G3..234 80 5.20 97. .250 80 5.25
08..215 120 5.20 60. .337 80 5.30
f 5..233 120 6.20 57. .803 120 5.30
07..250 5.2J 59. .297 40 5.30
65. . . . 247 100 5.20 57. .2SO 200 5.30
04 . . .233 200 5.20 03. .259 100 5.30
OU..241 120 5.20 CO. .291 5.30
03..230 240 5.20 03. .310 80 5.30
61..273 40 5.20 03. .808 2.85
C2..25S 80 5.20 57. .313 40 5.35
lilvo Stock Sold.
Showing the number of head ot stock sold
on the market to-day :
CATTLK.
Adam Suydor . 19
Local . b2
Total . . " . . 101
lions.
Anglo American Packing Co . . . 2,100
Armour & Co . 1,197
J. P. Squires & Co . 932
Total . 4,285
SIIKKl' .
Local . 238
All sales ot stock in this market are made
per cwt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at Kc Per Ib. for all weights
"Skins , " or hogs weighing less than 1UO Ibs.
no valuo. Pregnant sows are docked 49 loa.
and stags 80 Ibs. by the oubllo inspector.
Live Stock Notes.
Hogs steady.
Everything sold.
No cattle to make a market
Two loads of hogs reached $5.35.
John Dern , Hooper , marketed a load of 25c
hogs.A .
A good hog market tor the last of the
week.
W. J. Davis , Grand Island , was at the
yards. a
W. B. Van Sant , Blanchard , la. , was herewith
with hogs.
W. K. AlcCloud has returned from a three
weeks trip Into Utah.
Ab Wagoner loft last evening for Osceola ,
la. , to spend Sunday.
Jell' Taylor , a frequent shipper to these
yards from Shelton , was hero.
F. C. Bliss , Ho wells , marketed a load of
313-lb hogs at 85.35 , the top price.
C. II. Palmeter , Wilber. a heavy feeder ,
was here looking for stock cattle.
Squires & CO.'H strlne of bogs cost 2X@3c
more yesterday than the day before.
Samuel JJwlng.Getiova , a well known ship
per , was among the visitors at the yards.
Slieoharil & Badger , Arlington , marketed
a load of SOS pound hogs at the top price.
J. S. Dunham , Claries , was among the
shippers who visited the yards yesterday.
W. Burnsido , a prominent cattle man of
Ualesburg , 111. , is spending a few days here.
G. F. Swift , the packer , was hero yester
day looking after the work on his new house.
Thomas Mortimer , of the firm of Wood ,
Bancrott it Co. , was here looking over the
market.
John Qulnn and Thomas Langan. Wood
Illver. heavy shippers , were hero taking In
the yards.
Tom II. Brown , of the commission firm of
ColVimui iV : Brown , Chicago , was looking
over the yards.
,1. T. Martin , ot Chicago , was tbo guest of
his brother J. ( } . Matln : , of Martin Bros.
commission house.
Win. Bodloy , of the linn of Wilson , Clarke
& Bodloy , Chlcaco commission men , was a
visitor at the yards.
J. N. McCoy , of McCoy Bros. , who was
injured In a runaway accident , was not hurt
as badly as was thou. 'lit at lirst , and will be
out all right in a day or two ,
The following marketed hogs : Farmers'
G. & S. Co. . Mead ; Dorsny Bros. & Co. , Weston -
ton ; E.Pettys , Shelby ; scholield & L. , Wal
nut : Dowllng & P. , North Bend ; d. K. Hunt
& Co. , Papllllon ; Fuller & P. , Fullertnn ;
Weise & S. , Avoca ; Freeman Bros , tte W. ,
Persia : M. G. Smith , Illldreth ; Hale &
Way , Ord : North Loup C. Co. , Elba ; F.
Uoy , Silver Creek : Shepbard &B. , Arling
ton : J. Borlor , Mndale ; J. Askwlg & Co. ,
Oakland ; Nelson & Y. , Oakland ; It. A. Tem
ple ton & Co. , Tekamah : J. G. Smith , Blair ;
Monaugh Bros. , Dennlson ; Buckley & U. ,
StromsDcnr ; O. Frost , Princeton ; Kenolds
P. < fe Co. , Raymond ; Wilkinson &G , , Avoca :
Self A K. , Brock ; H. II. Brunson. De Soto ;
Itoden & U. . Missouri Valley ; M. II. lle-
KArty , Mlnden ; W. 0. Moore Swanton ;
Adams Bras. , Lozan : Geo. Boetel , Millard ;
Emlty Bros. , Wlsner ; Jno. Stretch , Valpar-
laso ; Morse K. < tCa , Morse ; Staufer & B. ,
Dodge ; A. M. Spooner Jfc Co. , Hooper ;
Kepler Bros. , Dorchester ; F.Aldritt , Friend ;
O. IL Warren * Co. . Graf ton ; Snowden &
P. , Broken Bow : Fisher & W. , York ; Bell
Bros. < &F. , Franklin ; C. D. Moore , Harvard ;
Spelts & K. , Bellwood : E. L. Martin , Fair-
mount ; O. C. Smith , Mllford ; Packard L. &
G. Co. , Crelghton : A. Mandfebaum , Camp
bell ; S. Ellis , DeWitt ; Hoagland & H. , De-
Witt : W. II. Kllgoro , Kearney ; W. W.
Barnhouse , Adams ; Janien Cannon , Hamp
ton.
OMAHA
baturday , bept. 10.
Produce.
The following are the prices at which
round lot * of produce are sold on M *
market :
The receipts to-day were almost as large as
any day during the week. Goods for which
there It little demand , continue to arrive.
Prices on mosl ilpe * ot produce are elation-
;
Eocs-The .market-is * till weak at 13
nro.imery , 35Q27c per pound ;
choice dalrv , I' Wc ; medium grades , iSQlOc ;
ordinary , OyjlOc. (
CIIKKSK Market fair. , Fancy full cream
Cheddars , sliulo ric ; full cream twins , 13c :
younR America' , 13 } < c ; hrlfck cheese , 100 Ibs
In case , 14c ; Llmberirer , 100 Ibs in case
Saurn' fancy Ohio. lOc.
POUI.TUY Fair market ; oprlnir chickens ,
nuair have been received 'but Is iiuoted nt
S52.00ft2.25 ; teal and mixed'ducks , S1.00Q1.75 ;
snlK | % 75c@S1.00 ; jack rabbits , iV > o each ,
ON loss Scarce and Orm ) good stock , 00 ®
Sl.OO irar bushel. i'
OVMKIIS Shell oystersnro quoted at S2.00
per hunclrcil ; selects , 4045c ; standard , 40c ;
New York counts , 60c.
CAIIHAOK The receipts of cabbage Is
larger than during the past few da > s. Cali
fornia stock , lar o round heads , 2Hc per Ib.
TOMATOES Local Ktrdncrs report the
supply as holding out well , and that the crop
has been beniitltted by the late cool and wet
weather. Commission men are onlr hand-
line a very tew. Good stock 40Q50c per
bushel.
MKI.ONJ Watermelons are not In much de
mand ; choice , $8.00(312.00 ( per hundred ; can-
telopcs , 5U@75c per ctuz.
POTATOES 1he-market Is well supplied.
Salt Lake and Colorado stock soils at 80yr85c.
Nebraska and Iowa stock Gotiuttc per bushel.
SWKET POTATOES The market \t \ well
supplied and they sell at 3 ( 3 > fc perlb.
HONKY Uood honey In neat one Ib.
frames 18c per Ib.
CEI.EIIV There Is but little demand , hut
the receipts are larger and the stock better.
Good stock brlnirs S5c a bunch.
BEANS. Hand-picked navy , 82.00 per
bushel , and other grades down as low as
81.25.
POPCOKN Choice for stands goes at2J @ 3c
pnrlt ) .
CitANnEnniES Fine largo cranberries just
arrived , S9.50@10.00 per barrel.
Km us.
Orders from the conntru requiring se
lected I stockrt ul ctirn care In puc/dii' / ; can-
tint always lie filial nt the same price *
quoted to Uic Ifmil trade for common stock.
Only ono car ot California fruit was re
ceived | totay. . There has benn considerable
activity In the market during the past week
nnd J a large amount of fruit has been sold.
Prospects would seem to favor a good trade
for J the week to come , as the largo demand
made upon the retail dealers has cleared up
all the surplus stock , and a.s the local growers
disposed | ot all their marketable stock during
the past few days , the commission houses
will doubtless be called upon to Till the de
mand.
PLUMS Choice California , 81.50 per box.
Largo red homo grown plums , $2 per bushel.
California prunes sell at SI.50 per box.
PEACHES Choice stock Is gulne at 81.50(3 (
l.GTi. Michigan peaches are selling at SAOO ®
3.25 per crate of 4 baskets.
APPLES The market is fairly well sup
plied with good stock. Home-grown and
Missouri stock Is moving at 32.50a ( > : ; .00 ;
choice Michigan , 33.00@3.50.
CIIAII APPLES--Choice stock , S3.50 per
bbl.
bbl.GHAPKS
GHAPKS The supply of homo-grown and
California grapes continues liberal. Califor
nia , Tokav , $1.50 ; Muscats , 1.25 ; choice
home-grown , 4c.
PICAIIS California , choice , S3.50@3.00 per
box.
box.PAWPAWS Mellow Missouri pawpaws ,
40c iiep-0-lb baskets.
OIIANOES There are a few good oranges
on the market. Itodi , 3 < l.00@7.oo.
CIIAII APPLES There Is lltt lemore in
quiry for crab apples and there Is asood mar
ket for choice stock at , 83.50 per barrel ,
under grocers' list /
QUINCHS California quinces , of largo
size , S2.50@3.00 per box.
LKMONB The supply liberal , with fair de-
mana. Common stock , Sft.OO@C.50 per case ;
Choice , 87.00(37.50. (
BANANAS The market Is full ot bananas
atSl.50@3.ooper bunch. Tl"
COCOANUTS Good Htoekr 85.00.
Flour nntl Rccrl.
flic following arc the Jrtitilnit prices :
Minnesota patents. S3.50 per cwt : Minneso
ta Bakers' straight , 52.20 uorcwt. ; Kansas and
Missouri winter fancy patents , $2:4r : ( ( tp.Ga ;
Nebraska patents , S2.25@Z,35 : rve Hour , 31.76
Ctl.UOpercwt ; rye Graham , 81.40 per cwt. ;
wheat Graham , S1.75 pqrf cwt. ; corn meal ,
yellow. 90c per cwt : corri-tmoal , white. 81.00
per cwt ; chopped feed , 814.00 < S10.00 per ton :
bran , 812.00@13.00 per ton : screenings , 59.00
@ 12.00 per ton.
HAY Upland nralrle , S8.50Q0.50 ; common
coarse , 87.00(38.00. (
Grocer's Liiat.
Arbncklo's , roasteil , 2o/c ; McLaujrhlln'n
XXXX , 20 > fc ; Dllworth's , 20c ; lied Cross ,
i Tierce. 6c ; 40-lb square
cans , 6Kc ; 50-lb round , 7 c ; 20-lb round ,
7 > ic ; 10-lb nails , 7Hc ; 5-Ib palls , 7 c ; 3-lb
PICKLES Medium , In bbls , 80.50 ; do In
half bbls , $3.75 ; small , In bbls , 87,50 ; do In
half bbls , S4.25 ; gherkins , In bbls , 8.50 ; do lu
half bbls , 84.75.
WoouENWAnK Two-hoop palls , per doz ,
S1.45 ; 3-hoop pails , 81.70 ; No. 1 tub. S0.50 ;
No. 2 tub. $5.50 ; No. 3 tub , 84.50 ; wash
boards , 81.75 : assorted bowls , $2.25 ; No. 1
churns , 89 ; No. 2 churns , S8 ; No. 3 churns ,
87.
87.SUOAB
SUOAB Granulated(5 ( ( ; < cconf.AOX@ ;
< % c : white extra C , UCwVjc ; extra C , . > J < OT
Oc : yellow C , 5c ; cut loaf , 7K ; powdered ,
TOIIACCO Lorillard's Climax , 44e ; Splen
did , 4lc ; Mechanic's Delight , 41c : Leguett &
Meyer's Star , 41o ; Cornerstone , 34c ; Drum-
mond's Horse Shoe , 41c ; T. J. , S7c ; Sore's
Spearhead , 44c.
CANNKD Goorw Ovsters , standard , per
case , 83.00(33.10 ( ; strawberries , 2 Ib , per case ,
S3.0Utf3.10 ; raspberries , 2 Ib , per caso. 82.00 ®
3.00 ; California pears , per caso. 54.60(34.70 ( ;
apricots , per case , S4.10@4.2.1 > ; peaches , per
case , 85.50(35.75 ( ; white cherries , per case ,
SO.OO plums , per cast1 , S3GO@3.70 : blue
berries , per case , Si20@2.so ; eig plums , 2
Ib. per case , S2.50 : pineapples , 2 Ib ,
percaie. S3.20@5.75 ; 1 Ib mackerol. poriloz ,
1.55 ; 1 Ib salmon , per doz. Sl.lHGM.OU ; 2 1U
gooseberries , per case , 33.2.VJM.3J ; 21b string
beans , per case , 81.75 : 2 lb lima beans , per
case , Sl.fiO ; 2 Ib marrowfat peas , per caset
S2.50@a.no ; u Ibmrly June peas , per case ,
$2.75 ; 3 Ib tomatoes , 82.40 250 ; Slbcorn ,
S2.20ftJ3.85.
1'novifeioNs Hams , ll i@l2c ; breakfast
bacon. ll@UKc : bacon sides UJ < i3W ifc ;
dry salt , 85 < fiiUc ; 8loulders,77Kc : dried boot
hams , ll@12c : dried beef regular , ll@UHc ;
hams picnic , 8jt8 } c.
- - ' r , 'g COCJ
raspberries ,
. _ . .evaporated ,
pitted cheirles , Beaches , now ,
H't f > io : evaporated peeled puacnes , c ;
evaporated , unp.ued , l7 ! @lSo ; now currants ,
7MQ7Kc ; prunes , % @ : citron , 25c ; rai
sins , London lavers , Calltornla , loose
muscatels , now Valonclas,7Ko.
Itoi'E Sovon-Blxteentl s inch.
. .
JflklJUjtIO J.-4Abl4k 1 klC
a , 81.75 ; heavy stable , S4 , ,
Smup No. 70 , 4-eallonlfcoKS , Sl.)5@1.38 : ) ;
Now Orleans , per RalloDt &JftJ40c : maple
nyruu , half Ibbs , "old time , " per gallon , bOc ;
1-gallon cann , per doz , , $10.50 : half
cans , per doz , So.OO : nuiirtcans , S3.25.
OANDY-Mixed , 8KC Hc ; stick.
CHACKEIIS Garneau's soda , butter and
picnic , 4'fc : creams , 7 > c ; ginger snaps,7XJc ;
city soda , 7Kc. * r
TF.AS Japan , 20@55c ; ghnpowder , ,
Younic Hyson. 25@55c ; Oolon : ; , 2060c.
JKU.IES-80-lb palls , 82.00.
General Markets.
SPIRITS Cologne spirits , iba proof , 11.10 ;
do 101 proof , 81.13 ; spirits , second quality ,
101 proof , 81.10 ; do 188 proof , 81.09. Alcohol.
168 proof. $2.10 per wine taUlon. Redistilled
whiskies , S1.00O1.50. GhVblended. 81.50(2 (
2.00 ; Kentucky bourbons , 82.00 ( .00 : Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 82.0090.50 ;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whiskies ,
81.50(33.00. ( Urandles , Imported ! , S5.00@8.50 ;
domestic , 81.30 (3.00. Gins , Imported , 84.50ft !
6.00 ; domestic , 8.1.25(33.00. ( Charapapnes , Ira-
ported , per case , 82S.OOQ33.00 ; American , per
case. 8lo.wxaio.oo.
IIKAV.T llAmnvrAitK Iron , rate , $2.70 :
Plow steel , special cast , 4jfc ; crucible steel
O c ; cast tools , do. 12 u > c ; waton spokes
per set , 83.0033.50 ; hubs , per set , 81.2.i ; fel
lees , sawed dry , S1.GO ; tongues , each , tOc
xles , each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , 0370
coil chain , per Ib , OK(31 ( c ; malleable , S lOc ;
Iron wedges , 6c ; crowbars , Cc : harrow taeth
< ( Vc ; spring steel. 4C45e ; Jtarden's horse
shoes , $4.75 ; Uurden's mule shoes , 85.75 ,
Barbed wire' in car lots , 84.00 per 100 Ibs
Iron nails , rate * , 10 to 60 $3.40 ; steel nails
HIDES Green butchers' , 6K9s ; .srreen
cured , 7Kc ; dry .flint , lie ; dry salt , Oo ; green
calf Bkins , 7Kc ; damaged bides , two-thirds
price. 'I > llow 8c. .Greaso Prime white. 3e
yillow , Sc\ \ brown , l > c. Sheep- pelts , 25i (
Dry
COTTON FLANNP.I.S 10 per cent trade Ala
count-LL , B'fet CC , 7Xc ; S8 , 8 > fc !
NainnlrsR , 5Ve ; No. 5 , Oc ; KK , P > < c ;
GG , lOKc ! XX , 12c ; 00 , 14c : NN , Ific ,
UX , isc ; H.SOO : No. 10 , s c ; 40 , lOHo : 00-
12Kc : 80 , 15c ; SO , colored , 10o ; 50 , colored.
I2c ; 70. colored , 15c ; Urlstol , 13 } < c ; Union
Pacific. ISc.
CAIIPKT WAnr-Ulbb white , 13Kc ; col
ored , 20H < s.
HATTS Standard , 80 ; Gem , lie ; lloatity ,
12Kc : Boone , He ; U , cased , 80.50.
PitiXTs Soi.i : Coi.oiM Atlanta G > { c ; Sla
ter fa : Merlin Oil r.Jfc ; Garner OHO to 7. PINK
AND lloiir.s lllchinoudUc ; AllenOc ; Hlvi-r-
point 5o ; Stool Itlvcrfn : Richmond Cc : Pncltic
Hc IxniooHi.iTE WajhlnctonOc ; Ameri
can OUc ; Arnold 0 } < c ; A mold UlO o ; Arnold
A 12c ; Arnold GoliUrnl lOJ-tfo. Dniss-Char- :
tt-r Oak4 } < c ; ItamapotWc : Lodl 4Wc ; Allen
5Kc : Hlchmond 5 > fc ; Windsor Oc ; Eddystono
Oc : PaclllcGc.
Gi.NOHAM-Plunkett checks 7 Cc ; Whltten-
ton 7lfc ; York 7lfc ; Normandlo Dress
Hjc ) ; Calcutta Dress 8 > < \Vhlttcnton :
Dress He : llenfrow Dross 9c to 12i < c ;
CAMiniirs Slater 4 < c ; Woods 4 } < c ; Stan
dard 4Kc ; Peacock 4J < c.
COKSKT.IKANS Androscoggln i > ic ; Kcar-
sapo 7Kc ; Kockportfl > fc ; ConustoKa 0p.
DUCK- West Point 2 < J ln..8oz. . lOXe : West
Point 29 In. . 10 oz. . 12Kc : West Point 29 In. ,
W oz. , 15c ; West Point 40 In. . 11 oz. , 10o.
Chpcks-Calcdonla X. Otfo : Caledonia XX ,
lo c ; Kconomv U to 9 } < c ; Otis 0 to ( > Xc.
TICKS KewlstonM In. , 1'JKc : Lewiston 33
In. , lawc ; York sa In. , 14c ; Swift Ulver7Xc :
Thorndlko O O , 8 < < c ; Thorndlke K K. 8 } < c ;
Thormllke 120. otfe : Thorndiko XXX , 15c ;
Cordls Wo. 5. O c : Cordls No. 4 , lip.
DKNISIS AmoskcaR Doz. , liw : Kverett 7
oz. , irte ; York 7oz. , 1 % ; llavmaker SJic ! Jnf'
reyXX. HKc : Jaffroy XXX , 13) < p ; Ueaver
Creek AA , 12c ; Beaver Creek BI ) , lie ;
Unaver Creek CC , lOc.
KKNTUCKV JKANS Mumorlal 15c ; Canton
13c ; Durham 27Kc : Hercules 18c ; Leaming
ton S&Xo' Cottswold 25c.
CnAsii Stevens' B Oc ; bleached 7c ; Sto-
Tons' A 7Kc ; bleached 8Hc : Stevens' P 8Kcj
bleached &Xc : Stnvrns' N > c ; bleached
101 < c : Stevens' S U T 12 > fc.
MiscKM.ANROiia Table oil cloth 82.85 ;
plain Holland 8Ke to On ; Dado Holland 13Wc.
ri.Annifii.n Plaid Haftsman 20o ; Goshen
MXc ; Clnar Lake 33H'e : Mapln City 30' ' < c.
Whitc-0. 11. No. 2 , Jf , 21c ; G. U. No. 1 , * ,
27Kc ; 1J. H. No. 2 , K. Z2Ke ; H. li. No. l , ,
80c : Quechee No. I. Jf , 42c ; Onechee No. 9 ,
° i > : J7J < c ; Quechee No. 3 , Jf , 32 > fe < Aim won
lake ; Windsor 22Xc. lied C , 24 Inch , 15Kc ;
15,24 Inch , 21c ; GG , 24 Inch , l c : II. A. F. , % ,
25c : J. It. F. , f , 27Kc ; ( . , n , 35C.
CoMFOllTKIts 80.50@35.00.
UI.ANKKTS White , Sl.OOQ7.50 ; colored ,
81.10(38.00. (
Dnowx SIIEKTINOS-Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7 , ' c ;
Atlantic 11. 4-4,7c ; Atlantic D. 4-4 , C c ; At
lantic P. 4-4 , 5Jic ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , 5Jic ;
Aurora C , 4-4 , 4l < c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , CWc ;
HoosierLL , 4-4,55c : Indian Head , 4-47kfc :
Lawrence LL. 4-4 , 5c ; Old Dominion , 4-4 ,
6Kc ; Pepperoll It , 4-4 O e ; I'cpperoil O , 4-4 ,
fie ; Pepperell , 8-4. lOc ; Pepporeil. 0-4 , ISc :
Pcpporell , 10-4. 20c ; Utlca C , 4-4 , 4 4'c ;
Wachusctt , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora 1C , 4-4 , O c ;
Aurora U , 4-4 , Cc.
ULKACIIRD SIIKKTINO Berkeley cambric ,
No. 00. Okc ; Best Yet , 4-4,0 > < c ; butter cloth
OO , 4c ; Cabot , 7Kc ; Farwell , be : Fruit of
Loom , 8J c ; Greene G ' Oc ; llopi % 7 * c ; King
- - - ' " ' - - '
Phlllli
lale , t ,
3 inch.
> erell , L , _ , , .
V-4 , 20c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 22Kc : Canton , 4-4 ,
Me ; Canton , 4-4 , Oj c ; Triumph , Go ; Wam-
utta , lie ; Valley. 5&
Dry Lumber.
PIMKNSIOXS AND TIMI1KUR.
114 &
1 ft. Id ft SO ft W ft 24 ft
, .17.50 l'J.50 VIM
IS. 22.6022.6 ° .
21.50 21.ffl
IxlO. . . . . 22.6U22.in | !
Xl2 18.2S 19.60 9).M ) ) 2II.SU2U.50
X4-8X8 18.60iB.502U.60l2.-1.0olSlfl ; )
rr.ooiiiNO.
A C In. White PI no S3.V50 C , 820.50
U " " " D .
33.50 , 21.00
K ' " " ( Sol. Fencing.I'AOO )
FINISIIINO.
stand 2nd , clear , 1,1 Inch. s.2s 8.W.50
.id , clear , 1 Inch , s. 2 H. , 45.50
" " 1 , IK. 2 In 4n.r,0
A sclpct , 1 Inch , s. 2 s. . 40.00
" " l.ijf. lU.2In 44.00
B " 1 Inch , s.2 s. , 3000
1 " IK , IK , 2 in 37.00
lear Poplar , Ux. Uils. J < in. , s. 3 s..S3-.50
K in. Panel , s. 2 s 27.00
" " CorrngaU'tl Ceiling , % . . 28.50
n.VTTENS , WIJLI. TU1I1NO , 1'ICKKTS.
O. G. Ba ts , 2 > ? In 800.75
" Xx3 in , s.l s. 00.45
" . In Well Tubing , D & M and JJev. . . . . 23.00
Pickets , D. & H. Flat 20.50
" " Square 21.00
IIOAUDS.
No. 1 , com. sis 818.00 No. 2 , com , sis S17.00
No. 3. S15.MNo. ) 4 , S13.00
FENCING.
No. 1.4 A-0 In , 121411 , rouch 810.50
No. 1 , " " 10 " " 10.50
No. 2 , " " 12& 14 " " 1C.OO
No. 2 , " " IB " ' 17.50
SIDINO.
A. 12,14 and 1C ft. 821.50 C , 815.50
U. 20.50 D. 12.50
CRII.INO AND I'AKTITIOX.
1st com , $ { In White Pine Ceiling 834.00
Jnd ' " "
2S.OO
Clear , ? In. Norway " " 10.00
nd . In. " " "
com. Ji 14.00
STOCK noAnns.
A13 Inch s.ls 845.50
No. l , com. 12 in. s. l s. , 12 ft 20.50
" " " 14 H 1'J.OO
1 " " " 10 ft larx )
No. 2 , " " " 19.00
' 1C U 17.50
Inch Grooved Itonllng SI.00 per M more
than 12 inch Stock Hoards same length.
SHIP I.Al' .
No. 1 Plain. 8& 10 in 819.50
No. 2 17.50
No. 1 , O. G. , 8 in in.oo
BOUTIIF.IiN YKI.LOW PISE.
Com. 4 &C in. Floorinu 817.50
Star " " 21.50
Clear % In. Cclllne 21.50
' Ji In. Partition 8.5.00
" Finish , lt\c I/ln.s.28 } 20.00
' CdrriiRated Collini ; , 4 In 25.00
1 Yellow Pine Caslni ; nndUase. . . 27.00
SIIlNfll.KS , I.ATII.
XXclcar . .8,1.10 K\traA * 52.90
* A * Standard . . 2.75 * AUUi'fcl3 ' 2.55
Olu. clear No 1. . 1.50 Lath 8.0J
POSTS.
White cedar , C In. , } $ s. , 12c ; 0 In. qrs. , lie ;
8 In. nrs. , 10c4 ; in. round 15e ; Tennessee
lied Cedar , opiit , I5c ; Split Oak , 12c.
HODGSON & SON ,
Architects and
Superintendents
26 Iron Bank.
RUPTURE CURED
lly Dr. Snccllkor'a mvthoil. No oporatlun ; no
pain ; no detention from business , Ailuptod to
clillilren na well asKrown people. Ilunilroilsnf
nutovrnph tustlinunmla on llle. All InielncsJ
strictly contldoutlal. Consultation frco.
PROP. N. D. COOK
Room C , 1514 Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb ,
WM. HO 1NTOSII. B. F. BODWELL
' IIOUWEIX k aicINTOSII ,
Real Estate Dealers
140 South Sprlnp Street ,
LOS ANGELES , CALIFORNIA.
Dealora In City and country property of all
doscriplloni. General Information to new
comers freely iflvcn.
PARTS
of tt > VodDlwitd ud itteDcUiened. Full ptiUo-
Blvi IteiltO ) tnt. XJUB K1O , CO. , Vafltla , M , J.
JOBBERS' DIBECTOBY
Agricultural lirphmenls.
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Vf hotoMlu Dcnltr In
Agricultural linpk'iuonlH , Wagons.
Crrrlnnc * nU Unifies. Joni-d street , txtweea 8th
mill lOtb.Ouinhi , Nob. ,
LINING ER .15 1ft ETCALF CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
Wiuon .f rrliUK' < . nuggliM. Hla. , Wholnulp , On h .
PARLINORENnORl\C
\VluilcsAloDoalcr * In
Agricultural Imploinonts ,
ticBuggies. . WI.KXl , 105 nuiISTT , JonM it
Artists' Malarial.
A. HOSPE , , TR. ,
Artists' Materials , Pianos niul Orgrans ,
UI3 Douglni Ptroct , Omnlin.
Builders' Hardware and Scales.
jrnnmAJfSJf TAYLOR ,
Bullders'Hardware A Scale Ropnlr Shop
Mocbanlca' Tools anil lIufTnlo Pol i. 106 Doujlm stl ,
, , Nub.
Hooks and Stationary.
A. T. KEN YON , C CO. ,
Wljo'oialo niul Ile'sll
Bookaollorj niul Stationers.
! Douglas at. , Oinnlni , Not ) . Telephone SOI.
floods and Shoes.
Johbcrs of Boots and Shoes.
1411 Fmrrum tt. , Or h . N b. Mtnufactory , BnmmW
ttrxt. lloiton.
B r.
STORZ cB ILER ,
Lsffor Bcflr Urowers ,
1531 Nonh 13th Slrimt. Omaha. Nab.
Butchtrt' Tool * .
Co fft e ,
_
CLARKE JROS. .ec0.7
Omaha CotTeo and Splco Mills.
Tea * . Coffeon , Spleen . Halting Powder. FlurorlnitHe-
tracts , Lunai Illu * . Ink , Hie. HI4-18 Uaraejr
Street. Omh a. H b. .
Cornice.
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS ,
John Eponeter , Prop.
Uairafaeturer of Galvanized Iron and Cornice. 421
l > odre and 108 and lot N , 10th it , Omaha. Neb.
Crockery and Not/ens ,
.
W. L. WRIGHT ,
Agent for 'b Manufacturer ! and Importer * of
Crockery , Glassware ,
Lamp * , Chlmneya , eta. Office , 911 South llth at
Omaha. Neb.
Commission and Storage.
D. A. HURLEY ,
Commission and Jobbing * .
Bnttcr , Kngaand Produce. Conilinmenti eollelted.
. Heatlquartori for Stoneware , Berry lioxca and
drupe llaikuts. lll Uoilgoilreetomaba.
RIDDELL td RIDDELL ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
i Butter , Krfin , riioeia , Poiltry , Uam ,
Outers , etc. , etc. Ill 3. lltU at.
WIEDEMAN tC CO. ,
Produce Commission Merchants ,
Poultry , llulUr , Onme , Kr\ilt , etc. WO B. lithal
llnmlm. Null.
Coal ancf Limi.
Qcu. i . LAIIAIIII , Pros. n. r. OOOIIMAN , V.Pi-ea.
J. A. HUND1HLAND , Hoc. and Treaa.
OMAHA COAL , COKE tC LIME
COMPANY ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal.
m South Thirteenth Street. Omaha , Nob.
J. ,1. JOliJNON < l > C'O. ,
Manufacturers of Illinois White Llmo.
And Shipper * of Coal and Conn , Cement , Planter ,
IJino. llalr. Uru Ilrtrk , llrnln , Tile ami Suwurl'lpo.
Ofllru , Puffin Tlotoi. V. m t. , Omitlm , Nut ) .
Ty'i-n'ininHI
/ ? / / Goods.
M. E. SMITH C G'O , ,
Dry Goods , Fnrnishinir Goods &Notions
11IB and 1104 Douglin. cor. 1Kb St. . Omaha. Neb.
Distillers.
Dletlllttn nf I.tquort , Alcohol und Splrlti. Importers
and Jobberof Wlnewaml l.lquora.
WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE >
CO. and ILER < C CO. ,
Importers and Jobbereof Fine Wlnos and Honors.
Bolo manufacturer * of Kenned-'f Baat India.lilt-
Urn und Doupitlc Uqunn. 1113 llarnvr St.
Furniture.
JEWEY P STOXE ,
"Wholesale Dealers in Furniture.
Karnam tOmabn. . Neb.
Furniture , Bedding , Upholstery ,
Mirrors , etc. H06.H08and 1210 Knrnnm St. , Omaha ,
Groceries ,
AJ Alu
Wholesale Groceries and Provisiona ,
yos.70S,707,703and7lia.lOtli8t.OmHlni.Neb.
McCORD , 1UIADY C CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
ltn find l.enronvrorth sta.Omnha.
'
LEE , FlHEl ) M CO. ,
Jobbers of Hardware and Naila ,
Tinware , Hhnot Iron , Ktc. Aironu ( or IIowo Hc la ,
nnil Miami Ponderxi.OrniiliaNob.
ir. , T.
Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel ,
Bl > rltK . Wagon Stnrk , llardwnro I.mnbor , otc. 120 !
Bnd Ull llbrney pt , otnahn.
MILTON ROGERS T.C SONS ,
Stoves , Kancros , Fiirnaco-H , 'J'iles ' ' ,
Mantles , Unite * , Union OCKKU. tai and LJW t'arcaM
titreot.
Iron Works.
Iron Works ,
Wrought and Cast Iron BiilldliiK Work , Iron FtAlrs.
KallTnv , lleauia und ( Jlrilcrs , hieam Knifliien , llru s
Wort. Ufanoral ( foundry. Machine ftml Illuckriullb
Work ! OulteiiDj Works , U. I1. Ky.Hii < ll7tliiitieti.
Hardware.
11. K. NA H'
Manufacturinc : Dealer in SiiHikeStackH ,
llrlUhlniii , Tanks , and ( iena itl llollur Itopiilrlui ,
oilBO ntroot Dnmlia.
Lumber.
OMAHA TXTMnER CO. ,
Dealer All Kinds of
BullJiiifif Material at Wholesale.
13th Street and Union 1'aclHo Track , Omaha.
' '
LOUIS VRADFORl ) ,
Dealer in Lumber. Lath , Lime , Sash ,
DOOM , Etc. Yards-Corner 7th and Douvlasi Cornel
fcth and Duuglm. _
C. JV. JJIETZ ,
Lunibor.
_ lith and California Streets. Omaha. Neb.
FRED W. GRAY ,
Lumber , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Etc ,
Cor.ethand Douglas ill. , Omnbu. N > .
T. jr. HARVEY 1MMKER CO. ,
To Dealers Only.
Office , (403 ( Kurnaui ilrcet , Oraaba.
CHAS. R. LEE ,
Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood Carpets and Parquet Flooring. 9tti und Jlouglu
JOHN A. WAKlWJlSLJi ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc.
Importtfl and American Portland Cement , Hutt
Aiont ( Br > lllwaok llrdraullc Cemvuluna licit
Qulncy White Lime.
Life Stock.
v To ' oci ATtT ) 'cQ
Of Omaha.
LtalUJ. Joha r. Boyd , tlipertntetdsot.
OMAHA JOBBERS' ' DIRECTOR ) ;
LIrt Slock Commission.
ALEXAXDKR
Commission Dealers in Live Stnctt.
I'nlon Stock Ynrila , South Unmtin , Noli ,
Ilrfrionooj-lldono County Itniiklblon
Noli , 'riioinpviii ft Ilitknr , Iliuikor.- ) , Allilun.Nol ) ,
, . ' took Vm-il Honk , Sjuth Oniahn , Neb. J.
V. Snillcr * Co. Now \'ork.
0. 11. PAI.MI'.U. N. l > . niOIIMAN. J. 11. 111. VSCM HB
PALM Kit , JUOHMAN D CO. ,
Live Stack Commission Merchant * ,
Om.cc KooinSI , Uiipo lto KtolmiiRO llulUllng ,
Union Slock Vui-il-i , South Uniiilui , Nob. I
McCO V JlltOS. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants. 1
Market futnl hnd free n.nr > | > llcatlmi. MtnrVen in
focdyrs furnlihiM oil go > d term . Ko'erene *
Onialia Rational IIink anil South Oman ! Null na
Ualon Stock VanU , South Omaha.
Millinery and Motions.
Importers mill Jobber * of "
and Motions.
UM-'i . Illli Ht
Motions.
J. T. HOBINSON NOTION CO *
\VholeiiAlo Pcalcri la
Notions und Furnishing- Goods ,
403 and 406 S.Tenth St. , Omaha.
Overalls.
CANFIELD M.tNUFACTURINQ
COMPANY ,
Manufacturers of Overalls ,
Jeane Panta , Shlrti , Ktc. 1101 and 1104 Uou < { la Street
Omaha , Nab.
PAPER
CARPKXTEK PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Oarrr a nice utork of ITIntlni , Wrapping nn 1 Will
Ina paper.Special . attention BITUH to car loulo *
order * , which nlll lin shipped illrncl from inllU. AQ
ordi-rt will rccelio pervonnl nticntlon. WORD * *
nntee coed gooUi and low price * . 1111 and Illil
.
Donel.iaMt.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER VN1OA
Auxiliary Publishors.
Dealer * In Typo , Pro e and Printer''Suppllea. M
Soutli Twelfth Street.
Pumps.
CHURCHILL PUMP CO. ,
Wholesale Pumps , Pipe , Fittings ,
s team and Water Supplies. 11 ( tad quartern fur Mai
FoDttCo'i UuvfU. UUKaruam BU.Onmlia. Neb.
_
U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUJUf
COMPANY.
DalladarWInd Mlllii rleara and Water Pn
nmblnK Uoo'ln , lloltlng. IImo. UIO and V.U
nam at. , Omnha. 6. K. Feltnti , Mitiiacer.
Telrphnne No. 21(1. (
A. L. STRANG CO. ,
Fnraps , Pipes and EngrliiPH ,
Bteam , Water , KallwnT and Mllllnir Rnpplicr. KM
930 , uaandtti4 Karnmu at. , Uuialia , Neb.
UROWNELL cC CO. ,
Itanufacturort und Dealers In
ntrlnes , Hollers * . Ooneral Jlachliiery
baot Iron work , Stenra Pumpi.Sair MIIU ,
Bhaftla , DodM Wood split Pulle/i , B ltlflj. | eta ,
AUownroni , Borapara , aada alaUM. UlMIti Lea >
venwortan. Omaha
Rubber Goods.
OMAHA RUJtltER CO. ,
Mnnufucturor and Dealora In all kind > D (
Rubber Goods ,
Oil Clothing nnd l athiT llulilnu , 1UOT Knrn.ini St
Saifi , Doors , Etc.
in. A. nismiow .c co. ,
Wholesale Manufactnreri of
Sash , Doors , Winds and Mouldinps ,
llmneh o.Tice.ntli and Irard ta. , Oirslif. , y ? > ; .
BOHN MANUFACTURING CO *
Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds ,
Mould'jiUB.BtolrWorkand InteriorITnrd Wood Flntafc
Junl opened. N. K. cor. 8tli nnd Lenvonworthau.
Omaha , Neb.
1'HE RAILWAY TIME TABLES ,
OMAHA.
l.cavn Arrive
Omalia. Oinnba.
UNION PACIFIC.
Depot 1UIU anil 1'lorco sis.
I'ncillc Kxprcu 8:10 : p. m. 7:10n. m.
Uenvcr Kxpntss | 0Ma. : m. 6:20 : p. m.
Local ExpteflS 6:05 : p. in 11:00 : a. in.
Kxuopt Sunday.
n. ft M. . . n.
Depot 10tU nrul 1'aclDo ets.
Moilnnil Kxprcsi I0a > a. m. 6:30 : p. 14
Nl ht Express 7:13 : p. m. 10Ma. : ( m
C. B.&Q. II. It-
Depot liitntui'l 1'aclrloEts.
Mall anil liiprujj 11:0 : : ) p. m. 0M : a m.
Chleajjo Uxprosa 8.10 n. m.
K. C . St. .1. & C. II.
Depot 10th unil 1'iieiflu Ets.
Mnll 8 : < 0n. m. flMp. : m.
Kxpross 8:50 : p. m , 7:00 : u. m.
C.St. P..M. AO.
Depot IMli unit Wnnaterst
Sioux City KxproBg. . . . 8:15o. : in M:4"ip. : m.
llanciort Hxpresa 4:43 : p. in. iuii ) a. m.
lllalr 1'nssonBor 6:35 : p. m. 7iOp. ; in.
'Except Sunday.
MISSOIJUI 1'ACIFIO.
Depot 16th anil Webster st
Day Kitircss I0:4r : > n. m. r:25 : n. m.
Night Impress UlUp. m. 5Wp : , IQ.
DUMMY TRAINS.
Hunnlnp Dot worn Council muffs nml South
Omalm. In uililitlon to the etnttons innntloneil.
triilim stop Rt Twomlotli Him Twenty-fourth
etroets , nnd at tliu Siuiinilt in Onmbu.
Stock Oinuho. Transfer llroad-
Yards. > uy.
nns
C.p ; > 0 7I5 ; 7n : :
T.Ul 7:38 : 8:15 : fi'J3 :
9lt : >
lo ; ) & 10 : 8
10i : 10 : < H 11:00 : tl:2tl :
H : W UiV ) 12:1S : I2ai :
1:15 1 : 'H
I'M
3:15 : ss :
3r : > 0 4:15 4 : 4 : :
f5 : ! rw
r.:40 : 6li6 : um : o-a
7iX : ) 7:13 :
10-10 loilii 10'J : )
H : ( i )
11:61 :
COUNOH , IJLUPFS
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